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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-27
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CualQuier Ocupaci6n sin prlma extra
vaCi6n.
Fr0eg5O contra cadmcSdad
Se este UQmano p0rtaYmente pbo Dor Sey
C0naG del CONtNeHte D1
POLKA CADUCA
adelantsra impOe POLKA VICENTE ao
balance
mO opremo vencdo E de ader que aeguada
a de p0der total de dcha
OcOs6n POLKA veor Dor un uemnO
OADUCAR; con
Orma manea LA C0MPANlA
SEGURO deduciendO premo
C0mpana ntereses
eqtavo l evia siempe
ansedad asegurad0.
llama equidad particular
aseguradO ben amiias.
FL derecho RESTAURAR P0LLZAS ABONADAs
cerdfcscn de pego los oremos ado
intereses devengsdos
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-27

dorado. Pobre Doradol
Cenicienta del Norte, maldita por ell des-
tino desde la mueste de Cesterol
IA qu6n Green ustedeS que han nombrado
juez de policfa en Dorado?
Pues, ruboricense uStedes: un procesado
por aggression cobarde, en- union de varios mas,
4 don Juan Villa, Juez municipal de aquel pue
bio,
A uno para quien pde ell fiscal de la Corte
de Distrto cuatrC aiiUs dos meses, un dla de
pris6n correctional, 375 pCsetas de nulta, ac-
cesoras y costas.
De modo que este -juez debfa inaugu-
rar su era de autoridad judicial decretando su
propio conhnamienlo en ell presinio del paseo
de la Prlncesa
Al menos, ateni6ndose 10 que dice ell ifs
cal, que es su superior gerarqulco.
sY Sc lamar
cruz Marrero Cruz Ortiz, pues dc ambos
modos trma este Udltente.
Cuando vaya al iucO oral
este jue7 de policia,
Yaya pensando en- el dia
en- que saldra del penal,
O. pOr TunO,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-27
SiaEprs eI Mismo.
SAM JUAN
NatT'A3 FOR afsMEsT9

Abrii %.
Para ell GOmlngo prepara uLG retrots COR
esccgdo programa, ID banda qlo Girige don
FTa1cisco Verar
Concha Martinez, aplaudid& tpIe espafo.
Ia, plde 81 cincuenta pcr ciento de bene6clo
por dar una representation on nuestro teatro.
El dla tres del pr6ximo Mayo, da de GLa
Cruas, habra un graz baile de sociedad en- Ba-
yam6n.
A 81 asistlran muchas personas de San
Juan.
Esta cas cublerto ell abono.para la tempo
rada que en- esta capital anuncia la empresa
de Lulsa Martinez Casado.
En- la madrugada de hoy tom6 puerto el
Yapur americanoGCaracas,S ,Sprocedente de Nue.
va York. Trajo mucha correspondence de
los Estados Unidos.
81 dia 81 habra un gran baile en- ell sClub
de Regatas.s
Con motive de las protestas de 7arias per-
sonss importantes del partido republicaLo, Sc
retro de la redacci6n de cierto per6dlco 81
articulo en- que Sc hablaba del bOtcOttnq contra
el comercio espafiol.
Rumor La propuesta fue de Jose Bazan.
La suspension de esa parte del acuerdo,
produjo este q las turbas IN gran descon-
tento,
Anoche Sc verified ell concerto anunciado
en- Ell SAteneoS, favor del SAslo de Mater
nidad.1
La concurrencia escasa.
La Scuesti6n monetariaS result6 exigua.
Ella Democracia2 Sc vende en- Ia casa nd
nero 23 calIe de <San Sebastian3, casa dc
nuestro representante don Jose Labrador.
Pronto Sc procedera la recogida de los
pobres mendingantes de esta capital, colocan-
dolos en- un asilo. Asi Sc evitara ell triste es-
pectsculo de la mendicidad pdbllca.
Nuestro amigo don Miguel Soler, impor-
tante almacenista de esta plaza, Sc encuentra
en- Ponce en- negocios prOpios.
En- Cata7io Ia SJunts de DefensaS contrr
el sbills Hollander, Lombard su represen
tante al abogado don Juan Hernandez Lopez
Hoy tom6 possession del Jusgado de ssr
Francisco don JOss Bszkn, oentro de tres
upairo dias hars renuncIa este cargo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-27
MAYAGUEz
MAS NOTICIAs

La casa de don Salvador Nadal he 9ido
asaltada por yaros adroaes. Bstos rObaron
cuanto vieron su psso J l1ego destruyeron
los roperos de espejos que no pudieron abrir.
va SO han repartdo los papeles para Ell
drama SElectraS, cuya representation haran
varos afclonados, benetcio del SAsilo de
pobres'2
=, avisa que ell licenciado don 1gnacio HI
4.;av Dominguez para secretario 1e Ia Corte
de justicia de aquella ciudad,
Hay un marcado antagonismo en- ire dos
oradores del club republlcano. Uno ataca brus-
camente la emigration de puertorriqueiOs al
Ecuador otro la apoya con argumentos so
fisticos,
LLAMA la atenci6n que 10 Corte de polcia
imponga en- todos casos fuertes maltas todos
los que son denunciados asf como que el juel
Salguero intervenga en- cuestiones en- que es
parte algdl amigo personal suyo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-27
A tontas y a Iocas
EEL PALS. Los PATANEs Y Ell BoYcoTIN
EstO, aquello y % de mas ALA,

A ID Pals le ha d4do ahora por la religion,
por los curdS y por Las b's7nditot, creyendp,con
este, desprestigiar 80 tielra y halagar los
americaLos.
Y, clSro esta, como de costunbre, Sc tira
Ia gran ptd1IcEG.
SPero no sabe El Pals quo 9n los Estsdos
U1idos es donde mas Sc respeCar las opiniones
religios&s?
5Ley6 quiz& alg6n peri6dco americana que
Sc desbor6e contra tai cnal c-eencia?
Ignora que SO esta dosacreditando ante los
oios de los mismos c0ntlnentaies serioS inte-
ligentes.
sobre todo: SEJ PGtS viVe en- Mongolia,
en- la China en- ell Jap6n?
SCual fu6 hasta ahora la religion heredita-
ria ttpicG en- Puerto Rico?
6En que iglesia comulgaron los hombres
de EL PasS y en- que pilas los bautizaron. ~
Pero 6por que ha de extrafiarnos la mono
mania anti.religosa de EJ PdtSS
mo traicion6 a su patria?
Pues tenfa que traicionar su religion.
como los renegqdos entire los moros, asi
vven eos, ganando con la suca adulacion, la
apestosa pltrafa que le tiraL, con visajes de as.
co y de desprecio.
por tai motive, los que antes, para adu
lar & Espaila, Sc arrodillaban hip6crtamente
ante ell altar y ell trono, hoy hacen mofa de csc
mismo, por pura adulaci6n para con los anne
ricaIos.
La historic de siempre.
Hoy como aver, maiiana como hoy, y STEM
pre- 1gual. ....,.,.....
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-27

/ Y en- Toa-baja
iAh No Sc quejan nj protestan. -. los fe-
derales, pesar de que su Juez de Poicfa es
republicano.
Protesta y Sc queja grita, ptcno, pianist
mo, soto Uoce un republicano NADIA mas.
Don Jose Nevarez Juez nombrado, es 10
que Sc llama un caballero digno y pundono'
roSo
No e hallamos mas que un defecto.
El de ser republicano.
Pero aparte de ese lunar, celebran los fe-
derales que la iusticia no haya lido manos de
0trO que no es ash nj Sc parece a aquel, que
Sc las pelaba por ser juez.
Oh, cuarenta dollars, como os hab6is es-
capado de esas manos que manchan
10 esperaba vaya 81 10 esperaba !, por-
que habfa sido propuesto por ell Comit6.
Pero, que quieren ustedes, ell mundo es
asi, ell jesufta, Ell solapado bigotazos ha reci-
bdo un golpe de puntilla en- pleno coyote.
No merecia e honor de la estocada del
destro.
Mereca morir asf, echado al pie de la ba-
rrera,
Como mueren los que no han nacido para
la lidia.
Como mueren los marrajoS
V4mos, Loira, trague 1CStez,
es@itar que le han dado.
Un pobre desprest giado
no puede aspirar a Juez
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-27

Concha Martinez, Gplaudid& tlple espaao
Ia, pide 81 cipcuenta per ciento de Dene6cl,
por dar una representation On nuestro teatro.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-27

Esta cas cublerto ell abono.para Ia TEN p0-
rada que en- esta cSptsl anuncia la empresa
de Luisa Martinez Casado.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-27

El dia tres del pr6ximo Mayo, dia de GLa
CRUZ, habra I'm graz baile de sociedsd en- Ba.
yam6n.
A e asiatlrau muchas personas de San
Juan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-27

Con rumbo la Guayra Sc hizo la mar
esta tarde Ell vapor americana ACaracasS.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-27

Mucha es la animation que reina entire oi
socialistas para la fiesta del prmero de Mayo
Ese dia saldrS una procession cfvica por la
GALES,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-27
We N TAJAS

Ia garana del goberno del Canada inspection todas m ope
| racOne
"a La emission de POLKA nerina enreg Oante
81 primer pSo que ndO asegurad0 interim egue dedniiVa
90 La de POizas
DENCIA oGUPACoN WALES DESAFoS REVULUCoNES GERRAS
SUCDlO
| LA CAUSA.
Su contrato tan breve senciO a
euguaje claro de ambiguas.
enos EN- Ell PALS D0NDE EFETUE Ell SECURE empre
m0
eecfn prncpaes
ugar grandes enopementO pco asegados
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-27

Para el GOningo prepara uLG retrots con
esccgido programa, Ia banda qlo Girige dOn
FEa2cisco Verar.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-27

Durara cinco dlaa ell desaffo de gallos que
n Bayam6n Sc prepare con motive de la fiesta
popular del Patron.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-27

En- Comerio, uno de estos ganapanes, por
tradici6n, que 10 mismo en- ell gobierno espaiiol
que en- ell americana, nos mandaron y nos man
dan, desempenando cargos que dnicamente de-
ben desempefar personals de cierta educaci6n,
Waldo tai vez de su tfJulo de Mister, Sc tom6 la
libertad cometi6 ell abuse de introducirse en-
la casa de don Rosen0o Santiago, como 81 Sc
tratara de un tig6n de una taberna.
Pero 6qu6 Sc habra fgurado ese mister. !?
Use creera eGalgdn campamento de in
dios....P
iQue lastima que don Rosendo Santiago no
Sc encontrase all[ para enSeitarle de one modo
SO respeta aqu1 ell hogar de la fsmiia!
SY ell honorable attorney deiara este he
cho impune?
mo castigara al culpable como Sc merece?
Creemos que no.
Els necesarlo hacer comprender 4 estos ga
9LGpGneS que nuestro domicilio es tan sagrado
como 10 puede ser ell de cualquier americana
en- los Estados Unidos.
Y 81 la justicia no SO ocupa de clio, que Sc
ocupen los tntereSadOs, cosa de que cuando
venga I'm dbuSUdor de ese genero, no le que
den ganas de vover abusar en- ninguna otra
parte.
Hoy que rige la macana,
yya que este NAL Sc inicia,
solo queda una iustcia;
Ia juSttciG catalina.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-27

En- Ia madrugada de hoy tom6 puerto Ell
vapur americanoxCaracas,Sp ,Sprocedente de Nue.
va York. Trajo mucha correspondence de
los Estados Unidos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-27

81 dia 81 habra un gran baile en- ell sClub
de Regatas.1
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-27

Eta ConpaNa que Oece 0egaGdaS 0enaa pOaeOs
cWGRG COmpGGS S0edadeS
la q
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-27

Nahars sale p2Ea Cii.Iea con Francisco
csir5, que desGe el lanes Sc eucuentra en es-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-27

SECURES en- VIGOR
5 l.064,350
.693, 405
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1901-10-25
Gltu In Brl6t

Miss Mary Brennan was up from
the University Sunday visiting her
parents.
Russell & Schultz sell hard and
soft wood. Ignite coal. posts, hay
and oil meal. il you want haul
ing done come and see them.
Mr.. John LeDuc, of Noonan
township, is seriously i'll with
typhoid fever.
W. 81. Bell has added to his
candy factory q complete line of
plain ana fancy stationery.
Frank W. Blake, one of the old
timers at Fl. Totten, was in the
city on Monday.
Don't forget that the candy
factory has on hand fresh tafy
every day.
Bob Fox, of Towner, shook
hands with his many Devils Lake
friends on Friday last.
Saturday and Sunday go to the
candy factory for Florida Dips.
Sheriff Rutten drove out to his
farm near Rutten the first of the
week to see how matters are pro-
crossing. He states there is still
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1901-10-25
have one of the best hotels in the

have one of the best hotels in the
state.
Money to loan on North Dakota
farms at lowest rates and on most
favorable terms and without de-
lay. VIM. 81. Brown & Co.
Alfred Cooley, deputy revenue
collector for this district, was in
the city Monday looking after
Uncle Sans interests.
On Saturday evening the thresh-
ing machine of S. D. Bailey caught
fire from the straw pile while
threshing on the Thos. Lonnevik
place and before the fire was ex-
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1901-10-25

a good deal of %threshing to be
done in that locality.
The Life Saver is the best
nickle cigar sold.
F. o. Getchell was over from the
Fort on Sunday and Monday at
tending to business matters.
If you want to pay the balance
due on your crop contract for land
John W. Maher will loan you the
money with which to do SO.
II. E. Baird, of the First Nation
al bank, made business trip to
Lakota the latter part of the past
week.
For a good smoke try the Club
House and The Judge cigars. The
best in the market.
DR.. Crewe returned Sunday
evening from Culbertson, Mont.'
where he inspected horses and
cattle.
See John w. Maher before mex
ing arrangements for final proof OF
farm loans.
Mr.. Frank Whitman has added
a complete outfit of linen of the
best kind to his furnishings at the
Sevilla as we'll as new silverware
for all the tables. He is putting
all the money he makes into i'm
provements and as soon as he gets
steam heat and waterworks will
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1901-10-25

tinguished the straw stacker was
destroyed.
Attorney Edward F. Flynn made
a trip to Lakota the latter part of
the past week to attend to some
legal matters.
Mrs. M. D. Kavanaugh came up
from Crazy Saturday and remained
with her parents until Sunday
afternoon,
Cliff Moore. of Crazy, an old
Devils Lake boy, was in the city
Saturday and Sunday shaking
hands with old friends.
It is expected hat Mr.. and Mrs.
E. A. Maglone will return to Devils
Lake about Nov. LIST. They ex-
pect to take apartments at the
Sevilla for the winter.
81
Attorney George D. Kelly, of
Lakota, one of the bright young
attorneys of this section, was in
the city Saturday on legal business
and returned to his home Sunday.
Miss Jennie Kavanaugh and
brother James and Will Orr and
mother were up from Crary Sun
day to attend services at the
Catho lie church.
Charles D. White: The flax is
comming into the 20 elevators Of
the St. Anthony & Dakota, which
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1901-10-25

l superintend, so fast that we
cannot get cars to haul it away.
The flax crop is not only large in
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-04-25

| and Southern Pacific and BURLINGTON
| thougn not largely dealt In, was support
ga. The total dealings In Union Pacific
reached an aggregate OF G62, 600 shares A ]
| the total isSIc Of the cornpany's carifaI
| amounts 10 less than 10000 shares of
common stock 1t is evident that today &
sales would have been sufficient To traf,.-
fer the control OF the company had thay
represented actual transfer Of stock IN
any large proportion Add the sales az
Monday and Tuesday with those OF toda y
and we have a total Of $1,000 sharos
which Is much more than the total com
mon stock issue Yet no hint m heard
from any source that Union Pacific ig
changing hands. In fact there was "a
fresh news az a TO account for today's
violent rise In the stock which reached
Sk points. closing practically AT the ton
Today's business was even more longest
I'd In q few stocks than at any time fifth
crto In fact the general market did not
at any time fully respond 10 the nianipti-
lation II the leaders Union Pacific al
the beginning Of the last hour Of the day
was left alone on It's upward course the
selling having embraced practically every
cinc itself gave way the slump In prices
became general throughout tn. list. In
the principal active stocks u amounted 10
from to ) POINTS and from ! to points
all through the general list. This decline
offered attractive profits 10 the room
traders and when Union Pacific made rs
final gpurt the covering by he bears
caused some ievcrish rallies but the clos
ing was erratic with new points Of weak
uesa developing. The action 81 the mar
ket ig difficult to explain from any news
of the day and seemed 10 b" wholly due
10 technical c1u.es. United States bonds
were all unchanged on thc last call
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-04-25
FRANCESCA spiNellO COnFEsSES.
Uncle Was Father OF Child and Ne insisted
on It's Death.

New York. April H.-tranceaCa SJinello.
who Is In Jail ut White Plain. y. y. win
Civic EuttIcav1iIa. her uncle. The two
having been arrested after an all. gel at-
tempt to bury q baby while II was }ti
alive. made cOuft Ssion. today 10 AIRS.
Jarvis. The jaii m1tron.
The girl said her uuc,e WAS III" father
Of tn. child which she had borne. that
ne came 10 her humc ~ New f"fh and
told her to take the baby and come with
him fur 4 walk III took her a. Hastings
ana wnen the rayire wI# reached wanted
10 Kill ia. baby With his Ratchet, hat ah"
prevented him doing Ihis and begged
that II h,. not harmed Ia that manner H..
finally r-l"ut.d ami the baby Mas buried
They had inst begun ~ 'ug'r II W
when an. n, Ara : uoiS4. behind her and.
looking around saw Mcf.vIy. he laboTrr.
" no rescued the baby. Sh" aImk" TO her
iin.lo and ihoy fled After running 1T
he ,iistnuc. sh.. SAYS ia" wanted to 20
bac.s and gct the haby hut her lnri~
threatened a. lii hrr II M" returned
she ,,ld not dare dIHul"y him.
she Was glad. she sara. mat III" baby
was alive. ana wished Il was with her 70
sne could care :OT ~.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-04-25
MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features Of the Days Dealings in All the Lead.
ing Stocks.

New York. April 2i.-Amons; Il the many
hoktn l'rcccdrnts watch have been re
coEdcd IN ne present great Wall street
si%caliit.on must be intiadcd the seal
ana char3 ctcr oi he proc SIGNAL mani;-
uiatcn Tor ruleiy s,n:!TcLta, effect on
thc speculative pubic i, large No such
Hsht aS.tinSt p,c..ti ing te .drncy in III ,
mafktt was ever baioIe ". these, ii on In ,
New YORK stuci, exchange as thar of 20
u1S- s5oin' OF The .eluIl; operators in
u" recent Spe Cu!tt.on an. cred te,. with
tti' assertion that there il; no amoua, OF
stock wii.ca they vi ! aot by in order to
s.'stain the na:kct Tor lie pro ect;on OF
tn'ir iaForita stock. Slcn state ment.; in
wan street are always acc ptru with ths
alinHai'>r duo IL as.e.t ,rs pal ,,bI i
MAJ" Tor 'Ttci. We 10, ny s market cav,
cEi"t:lce OF S,ouli ne btlu'.css aud a :
:f1S:' t".es:' in sap! o..ius pr.cCs ;y the
.Nicdttat OF still ply buying cvcrythiu /.
tiiat vas offered. rice; " re. n 80 10 ~ !.
h.n ~ IN spite Cf The inc,.ls.h. " iy!i
Oh lie .,!lin3 on the advance. IN IN,
l2'irr lars 81 toe Gay lie but, NJ Of seem
9" lc tonccEtra q their ::tsnti.n NOR
on Tue lev stocks which hau Ieen Sc
!tc'eu Ter ire mos; agg, cs ;ive l,,a,ipu,
non Tor Sustaining Irotit ON prices ,gnn.
siaiiy ana to imprc IS the public. m nd
tHoh iac,iir was the most cohs)i,uou ;
% THESE. nut The Sbeculation was aI;,
very heaVy In st. Paul, Northern Pacific
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-04-25
THE CUBAN DELEGATES
Arrive at Washington and Will Call on The
President. Today.

Washington. April N.-The commission
Of five delegates 10 the Cuban constitiI-
tional convention consisting OF Domingo
MendeZ Capote. Petro r.. Be;ancourt. Rn-
fael NJ. Portuondu. Diego Tamayeo ana
Pedro GonZaies Liopente. who were sent
to Washington to confer with the Presi-
dent regarding Cuban relations with this
country, arrived here, this morning, to-
gether with an Interpreter ana represent
atives OF the Havana press. II was stat
ed that arrangements fer their visit to
the President would be made through the
war department. Gen. Wood. military
governor Of Cuba also arr a. This morn
ing.
The delegates remained mt the hotel
most of the forenoon. quite q number 81.
officials called, including Assistant Secrc-
tary Inn for the state depart mcnt. and
Assistant Secretary Sanger for the war
department.. who left cards individually
for each member Of the delegation.
When inquiry was made Of Mr.. Diego
Tamayo. one of the delegates. as 10 the
plans OF the party, he answered through
the interpreter. Mr. EnisnZa. that the
delegation felt 1t VIII bc discourteous To
enter upon Il discussion uf their business
l.. fore they called on the secretary OF
war. AS 10 their program Or official VS.
It's he said that they had had no oppor-
tinity thus far to Learn the wishes OF
the officials here.
Arrangements haze been made by
which the secretary oi war VIII receive
the delegation. tomorrow. and probably
viii escort them to The White House.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-04-25
New York Produce Market.

New York, April "a
FLOCR-Receipts li,$2S bbls.; exports
GiiS bbs.; sales 1909 pkgs,; again very
firm and held generally higher but to thu
dctriment of business.
WHEAT-R Receipts. 17.1co bush; exports
35.sc6 bush: sales. i.1I5.Gao bush. futures
$1,000 hush spot: spot strong: No. red
Sei- b ahoat: No. , red. ~ elevator
No. northern Dulutn. M1s { o b afioat
No. | hard DIluth. 9lSs o b afioat.
CoRN-Receipts. 2S.90 bush: exports
52.oo3 bush: sales. $4,000 bush. futures
t4."o bush. spot. spot firm; No. :, 81,
elevator ana SIS o at,oat.
OATS-Reccipts. 11l.GW bush: exports
100 bush; spot firmer: No =. By: No. 3
81 No > white. 3sl.d33i.: No white
32a; track mixed western 3la32la; track
white Saiad;tl..
BEEF-Firm; cut meats, firm.
LARD-Firm, western steamed. $50: re
fined, firm; continent, $50; S. A., $50
PORK-Steady.
BtTTER-Firm: creamery. 15d20: fac
tory. llnl3-.: state dairy. l5Gii9.
EGGS-Quiet' state and Penna.. Ia J.
POTATOES-S Steady.
SUGAR-Raw. strong: fair refining. :
1l-l6: centrifugal 50 test, 3-l6aiA; re
fined, firm.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-04-25
81 Steamer from Chicago 10 Europe.

Chicago. hgrH q EourI mr. Eurupg
with i cargo ~ agricultural impiemcut-,
packiui, nous. Ft.d icts and misccllaHe-
u.ls manufactures. fhr steamer $or;h-
western drew uut II ln- chicago river.
to-day. ana headed fur me Al.auHc. Will
several NrasvIs have com. direct from
Europe tn this city nm. h-S mad. sue
ct.~sful trip frtn ;EiS port across th- At
llntic. At EiHgllp a large quantity 81
wheat viii T., DISCHARGED. tightening III
vessel 20 l. feet 10 T,rrrit The pAsSagg
through the Wrlland and other canals
ana the shadows ui the ST I.awrenc,
river AZ Montreal ih- Nor hwrsit m
viii load again MIN grain and proceed.
Thc Northwestern steamship 20. or
ganiz.d with Chicago aud New York cap
itaI is backing the now line. The com
pauy has built four boa the largest
that can pass the Wcllaud Cunal-lt a
cost ~ Sl.t.H.Vsi. ana Within , month an
will be ~ tn. way across Tho ocean ar en-
rbut. to the Atlantic. the second steamer
starting. tomorrow.