davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-26

-Sf, pero 40 guerra sep .rarme
de ii, y va YES que he hecho bien,
poraue pronto llessrsmos reunidos
al termino de nuestro visje sQue
sIgnisca Ell cansancio al lado de
este?
FL sefior Delarivisre, por tods
contestaci6n. abraZ6 tiernam nte
4 su muJer. Ell tren contfnusba su
marcha, corriendo hacia Paris con
ma velocidad de sesenta kildme-
tros For hora. La joven volvio 4
sumirse eu su letsrgico susfo, en-
ell cual la dej6 su marido hasta
llegsr a Dijon, en- cuyo punto Il
desPeeto para iuvitsrle tomar
alg1n aiimento.
No es imposib ble -diio Juaus,
pues Ell est6mago NADIA me exige.
Ademss solo tengo suefo.
FL banquero no insisti6, ST.
guio con iuquietud las faces de
aquella dolencia que Sc sgravaba
mas mas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-26

e temporal hfzo srsudes estrasos en- el
eafe. Safrieron uucho las plantaeiones de
srrcz, hsbiehuelss, usiz, platsnosy otros fru-
sos menoTes
Una de las 6ucas mas castgsdas. fu6 IL
de nues9ro eorreligionsrto don Pedro 4. Con
zalaI, barrio de CagUana.
Mr.. Van Lenno7. rico hscendado de Ma
neyes Abaio, ha regaIado a. ayunsamehso so
una gran cantidad de medicsmentos para Ell
hospital unicfpai.
La Corporaei6u sgrsdscida por tan valio-
so obsequio, consigai6 de sesiones,
IN voto da gracias y raeoaocimieRto para e
generoso csbalIsro.
Nuestra eslosa aGtoridad local, Ia cuoier-
30 las asenefonss del passdo sno econSmfco.
IN splauso por Sc interes desvelo en- pro
de nuestra sdminissrsci6n municipal.
Prep8rass otro <meeting, para el primer
domingo del ensrants mes.
Promote ser Is futura fiesta poisica, .sn
iucids animsda como IL anterior.
Reins E7Gche snsGsissno entire ei oelI0
sazo, que c a las ricas galas de sus encanscs.
dsrz mayor espiendides al Eeto.
E. eomits z4dersl IA remitfdo IN nensaie
de pesame 81 houorsble Gooernador civil, con
motivo de Ia nuerte Mr.. Nc ktnley, con SEN
sfdas frases d. coldoisucfa.
Oorresponsal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-26

fue dfehoso en- una buhardflia del Bsrrio Lstf
nc, entire hg1linas De barro siustsdas por s..
C1sndo terufno sQs estadios, volEi6 Msxi-
CO atspaasso trtunfar. Sus amigos Ie 6ie-on
IN BANG ueEe..
Pero dei2dne hsbIsr:
A Ia hors de los Possras-ne dice-cua1-
do nuestros cerebros excitsdos nos haclsl
ereeraos sDaces d . sodo IN chico muv gordo
Sc acerc6 mi, TevantSndoue vilc, excia-
mo. <T0 Seras E2s artists. pero 70 soy mas
fuerte- No: 70 no querfs que fuese mas fHer-
te--N0-le contests, levsutAndole tsubieu.-
Los amigos apIsudfsn entusias n ados. Pero
70 OF sino rufdo seco, muy seco, muy IL
gero, que saIfa de nj 6razo dsrecho... Es-
tsos roso!
Al pronunciar estas 6Ittmas pslabrss Con-
treras sonrfe, sonrfss me parece una nue.
ca de dolor. <Est2ba roso..-.s 6T luego?
-Laegs concluye-lusgo. pues NADIA
una gran trissezs, IDEAS de suicidio... "a
veIunssd Cue ne salvo ensehindoms q valer-
de una sola Eano.
Tiene ra-6n en Greer en- los uiIagres.
So obrs premisda en- Ia Exposici6n Uni
vers& de este $40 IN sfnbolo de 81 propis
vfds Sc situla <91snd memess frass que sig
nidcs "a pesar de todo>, qus sigrif-s tam
Sarah Bsrnhardt, en- in.
Uns nuier de narnoI, eneadenads una
pshs, Sc arrsstra, pudiendo andsr, va, va
hscia do15s "a fIevs deseo, alsrg4ndoss
cu2l una serptents, consray sudose, criscan-
dose.
Uaa dada trista ne preocupa sQaien di-
&C <41and meme?> 6La mujer que adelsnta
1 pesar de as ss0snas? 90 81 dsstino ciegoy
fuerter que sabe que <1uand meme, ella quie-
"a huIr no podrs conseGuirIo?
En- IN II msnts de Consrer.s debe ser ls nu- /
ier. F4natieo de 10 fmp0sfofe, el artissa s26s /
9ue al Dsseo es II IS fusrts q0e Ia Estaiid2d.
Tsmbien Ell <nonumento Acuda> es un /
i'm 6olo. La esoeita dioss que sonria 81 ven I
,ido, - p mfsua fgUra cue scsrieia hoy. en- /
sl srsissa dueIo de IL materia, al cue creyo |
nuerto un dfa al OR el crujido tragicc de sus |
: lussoS.
E. Gomez CaFrillo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-26
EI crimen de CzoIgosz
Lo ordena ell deber

Al conparecer sver anss sI tribansi Leon
/ Czoigosx confssar 81 crfue1, rssfstf6 al
tive. las auonessacionss de los iaeces, asegu-
/ rando con extraorainario deseafsdo que se
| haofa cunplido 20 orGalsdo por 81 destino.
Tribunal severe
Is nuy probable que manans sarnfne el
/ lntcfo suuar1siuo ssgGido 81 proceso CO n
| ira Cxolsosz Y a sentencia Sc dara conocer
nahana, saponiendo sodos los coTresponssIss
de "a prenss cue Sc sncuersrsn en- BGrslo one
como Ell Tribunal ia sstAdo uuy severe con
sl criminal 81 espera que sea senssnelado ! Ii
Ultima psaa.
Antonio Maggie
Fl isslisno Maggie, quien manifesto ha
POGO que Ia bfa predicho Cue Nc kinney ssrfa
asesinsdo anses de Octubre, fu6 preso en San
"a Rfts.-Nuevo Asxico-Tam bisa msuifsst6
cue Nc kinley seguirfa el empsrsdor de Ale-
msnfs, qEa en- los Estados Unidos ha6ia cen
tenares de miles de anarq uissas.
Mensags
z reDressnssnte de los Efipioos N Euro
"a senior Regidor dfrfgf6 IN menssje d duelo
de Nc kinney.
Emma Goldman
Dtcen de Buffalo que Ia props Sandisss del
ansrquisno. Emma Gold Imam, essuvo en- aque-
lis eiudsd alojsd. en- el uisno piso del sditcio /
en- cue vivfs CEolgosy, desapareeiendo despuss |
del atsntado.
Asesino com1n
El ce49bre revoluctonarfo ruso krsrotIn-
eslifca 81 sgresor de Nc KinIey como IN aseo /
sfno cOm1n.
Senador expulsado
La Junta directtva del Jai6rl league fe
Maryland. arroio de 81 seno 81 Ssnsdor We
lingson, por eiertss frases De indiferencia aas
prcnanci6 contra el crinen de Buffalo.
To-mentos
Ssgda Tas Aelr York Herald, Ia policfs de
BuHslo somesio crueles toruensos Leon
CzelgosEs para qus confsssse 81 tenfa com pices
Ell sgresor de Nc kfnley Sc nostr6 serene
? valiente en- los so-mensos negsndo con decl-
coincidencia
El iefe de Ia orquests cue tocabs en- eI
sem plo de ID dsies, dice Cue euando fus agre-
lido Nc kinley conclufs dicbs orqueSta de to.
ar una pteEs que Sc intituIs La BALA MALDr-
IA.
Protesta
Il fsmilia del represantanse f.iniro en-
Londres, Regiior, Sc sienss horrorizada por
II delito Czolgosz-
La clerscfa de Filiplnas protesta contra
Il asesino.
Veredcto del jurado
FL agresor de Nc kinev ha sfdo 6eelars-
10 culpaoIe.
El gran jurado enple6 treInss cinco mi.
autos para dar el veredtcto.
Todos sus mismbros sostuviaron el mlsao
riterto, sle1do 81 7eredicto votsdo gor unsni-
lidad.
e iursdo no encontF6 una sols circnus.
slcla que rudf-ra fayorecsr B. REQ.
Los m6dicos dijeron que Leon Czo'sos es-
! en- plena possession de sus fscultadss msnss.
es, cue al coneter al crtmen sahfs Ia pens .
ne le agusrdaoa.
Toda Ia detenss que pudiera hacsrse del
riuinsl resultsrfa com mpiesane1ta in d.il.
La ssntencia
Sc espera con ansiedad la senesncfa
Hoy el dia sehsIado para dictarls
las trssi hrmaran los jueces
Il ezcitac6n es grsadisIms, habisudose
omsdo grsndes precauctone para evitar de-
ordenes.
Sc asegura
Sc asegura que Leon Czoigosz sera enee-
rsdo hoy en- les prisiones de stng-Sing donde !,
ecibirs ID U nuerts.
EUGENIO J. IGLESIAS
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-26

SASTRERIA ITALIANA de Miguel
9aVino.-Trsies Ia medida con prontisud
n6dicos precios. Al cliente que no que6e sa-
tisfacho ne ooigo hacefle otro :raje. Ezis-
tenciss de generos ingIeses franceses.-San
francisco, 55 San Juan p. z. d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-26
JUAN T. WAS OcHOTEc0
TOMAS bERiARpINI De Ia HuEnTL
ABOGADOS Y YNOTARIOs

Jon ss.1dio alberto eu Il Ciudad &c Hunacas
Para los ssuntos notsriales cuensan
con IS cooperation del intelligence CO.
noeido protooolists y notario que fue de
Caguas don Lorenzo Gimenex, en- union
del cusl Sc trasladsra mensualments unc
de los letrados ! Csguas, Cayey Gusya-
ms en- Is forma siguiente:
En- Caguss. -. del 81 s y del 81 al 81
&c Cayey..... del al 2 del Is nj 81
<x Guayans . del . 81 Is
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-26
EUGENIO J. IGLESIAS

Preparation para ipgreso en- Coegicsy
Universidades- -CuTsos com pietos de Ingles-
Gases particulars. Sol 46.
San Juan, Puerto Rico. al,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-26
San Juan

DENoCRACrA sc encuentrs de ven-
en- los establecimientos siguientes
Sefores Allen Company, Plaza 81
,rso XII.
Farmacia r. FL. Patron, San Justo 8.
i'd. Zerbf, Puertatierra.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-26

BfBtIOTFCA De- <LA DEMocRACIA
The oasis., 1901-03-09

Convent street, just south of Camp. Bnt for the timely appearance of the physicians, who applied instruments to prevent the loss of blood, in all likelihood Mir. Manciet would have died, the ball having severed an ar tery.
 Anent the recent explosion at Ash Peak, correspondent of the PhpniX Republican gives the following: That has been tragic spot. The ground around it may he said to have been sodden with human bood spilled there within the last quarter Of a century, Twenty years ago part of q troop or soldiers were surprised in camp short distance from the spring by a band of A paches under Victoria, and many of them were butchered. The stage road on each side of the spring Is dotted with heaps of stones mark iug the places where manglec victims of Apache cruelty had been found. The last tragedy in the vicinity of Ash Springs, until last Friday, was the murder of a man named Merrill and his daughter on their way from Stafford to Duncan. That occurred five years ago and long after cross mark ed the spot where their bodies were found,
The oasis., 1901-03-09
Notice for Publication. Homestead Entry No. 2sGg.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INFERIOR, LAND OFFICE AT TUCSON, ARIZONA,
 January 2s, 1901.

JduuHFy -oi IFJI Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice Of his inten- tlon to make final proof in support of bis claim, and that said proof will be made be- fore the Register and Receiver at Tucson. Arizona, on Friday, March l5, 1901, viz: John c. Smith of Patagonia, Arizona, for the l-2 sw1-4 and 1-2 SEE 1-4 Sec. g. T. 21 S.. R. l6 E., c. SS $. K. B. X Nj.
 He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultiva- ton of said land, viz:
 James c. Espey, Rollin R. Richardson, Will liam $. Mcknight, and Mateo Pacheco, all of Patagonia, Arizona.
 MILTON R. MOORE, Register. First publication Feb. }. 1901.
The oasis., 1901-03-09
AxIzoNA SIC w-.
iCulled from Exchanges

 atory to entertaining boom which is expected to arrive soon. The new town will be known as Bortonvill.
 Prospector: The irrigating ditch $ taken out from the San Carlos river at Rice will be completed within two weeks. It will irrigate tract of 100 acres at the Rice school, to be culti- vated as garden to supply the In dian school with vegetables.
 An item of sl2,OOO in the Indian appropriation bill that passed the present session of congress is for the construction of school building at the Truxton canyon Indian school, Arizona. The sum of s50,0 has just been expended on this plant.
 Globe Times: After many annoy ing delays the Kinney ice plant in Globe is now in running order. The works are turning out hundred pound block every twelve minutes, which will be increased to a block every six minutes, when the machine is running regularly.
 Republican: Advices from Yuma are to the effect that thirteen cases of smallpox have developed among the Cocopah Indians encamp- ed down the river mile below the peniteutiary. All Yuma Indians are uuarantined on the other side of the Colorado river and all Indians are guarded by patrolling guards with shotguns.
 Enterprise: A successful operation for the removal of an eye was per formed by pr Stroud Thursday afUer- noon, upon a Mexican named Felix Heria. The man is afflictad with a disease called glaucoma which was destroying rapidly the sight in both eyes It was with the hopes of say- ing the sight iu the right eye that the left one was removed.
 
 Republican: The Phoenix athletic club became thing of the past yes terday after four years of life. Short age of funds caused the dissolution of the organization. Its rooms have been above the Donofrio store on Washington street, where gymnazi- um was maintained. L. F. Hewins was president of the club.
 Prospector: While the Prospector has implicit confidence in the ulti. mats arrival of the hoped for and cherished boom for Tombstone we would advise parties who are seeking employment to hold aloof from here until such time as definite action is taken or the boom becomes reality. Many lurid and misleading reports are being published through the press that may iuduce laborers and working men who could ill afford it, to head this way when nothing but disappointment would be their lot.
 Tucson Citizen: Constable Joe Manciet Of precinct number one, with office at Justice Meyers, had occss- sion to go over to the north side of the $. P. tracks last evening. In the dark he failed to observe a pile ol rock and he fell. The gun he carried in his pistol pocket fell to the ground and one chamber was discharged, the bullet passing through the right arm between the arm and shoulder, shattering the bone. Dr.s Boido and Whitmore were summoded and did everything possible to relieve the suf- fnrnr In all nrnha hilifv A surpical
New-York tribune., 1901-05-07

0eaSsr Ssns1 so2,ss: oe,obsr November ae2lab: No
rTse s5 fa'he. ga the four yesterday vas
iouer oui5r ~ % " +. - " l ssI n0t ., 2nota7y
sIea re 2go's5 Fair gooa g sass 20
Sqsied: kun dried 81 - s. 90 as 70 brani-- BAG
81 - coarse a7easc " FT5TI@Stea5y Quoted. sprng
bran & 5af $50 sgs 70 srri' go p & s6 5 So sPrPE ring
ii n 80, comment f2s; Eseea on axe So -. corn
AlN-IN ltEAT--Ihe wheat market yester5ay was
setiye demands from shorI- made a net gain &c
vas only confirmation 5f The strsnei conditions exist
ana sras1 sro-a lt5 a. .h, ,vbsat now On
ne way from Western points grade high enough
m NeWYork are only 1900 bush. representing 2S4 500
stock q an kinds he-e but 4459o bush. showing
stfaded i,tle a. lnitsy m the Nsy strength but soon
ss & E asan under % Railing sn9 d.-2PI21mslt M l EF o5
@ a5d ee some q The beans to predict thar al least . o
gre vas from l5oocoo bush 70 2oooOco bush Foreign
Paris ana IL points ar Budapest were ali weak and
enced ny the Berlin 5erlIe If ' ~ l ara hntver
was : franc love- Worlds shipments Tere also beartsh
week, the # 72o6 bush in auant!ty
creased 24oo bush saboard clearancs included g. 500
being from Nep-Yor for south European ports The eS-
' % v a S"aa1isa ne to e ioeds @ al poF': OF ana ~ Few
as.S @ m sgo Primary receipts we're - 800 bush asaas,
tribted in Tnt@r and sprn wheat states ofsettng low
temperatures which have a6reared uotatons of cash
wheat shoat. Is follows No l Northern Du-
lufh. ! Northern Chicago. spot
No Northern Chicago - sc arrive In Man NJ red
York. s4lsC aanat = red New York, - sc uofn-
nal -CORN-Asite the Nav option. corn
occupied rather weak position to-day Even the chi
caCo bun leader credited with selling July through
brokers thar friends II the sap whose bulshness
has al along been dependent on Phillips became some
what discouraged and helped along the decline aE cui
Ing over long both here and In Chicago The May
option locally received from shorts 20 mold
II fairly steady closing basis Receipts
Chicago aggregated the with 80
expected Tuesday while the quantity passage in
creased $500" bush. According Broomhal the world
shipments amounted 10 2.s32tso bush compared with
2.Sl2oHo bush a Gables also proved oh
stacle hun Tor English markets quoted
Ss2ld lower than Saturday Factors domestic stats
ties decrease OF 63O0O bush in The visible supply
decrease u 5-5o57 bush in the total Ns~-Nos stocks
and no change Ia the contract supply The export trade
limited loads No closed % 'sC
nominal No late May, 10 . white
corn. "a prompt, No yellow - 'sc all
ahoat A1S-Ths quiet and
easier with Visible supply decreased G}1u,0
bush and local during
Exporters bought 100000 husa- No closed &c.
- 2zc No white 35i- aa3@sc; No white :3H33 3isc
tfack mixed. 32RSic- track white. $3a21c. No white
clips, - il=c----- RyE-MarSet steady l Western.
62=c, ahoat. 40 Western. tS2c O afioat:
551atr- BA AltIf-E-Narket duh; feeding 46a
4s'zc. C NeW-Hork. malttng. c2a7oc. NeW-Yorh
NEW-YOR PRICES.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-07

crate 81 50GS2 -. spinach Baltimore per teL 81:
Long Island per bbL S1dSI y. squash Florida white
Per bush crate basket slGS2 do crookneck bush
M Or basket 81 5OGS2 & turuPs. Canada Russia,
- do North Carolina. white bbl crate.
- - - % tomatoes Florida fancy, carrier. 81 80
40 HriTne SGS2 .. DO poor good 81 25GS1 20
Is &c quart
49, tI.1i AND STRAW-HAT-Though the closing re-
oseT ~ Iast week were somewhat liberal they did not
the earlier light arrivals consequently totay's
IIrI tIr sunday and Monday had no depressing effect
me improved tone OF the market Dealers to-day
go a tu rates with confidence and II the receipts
,, ~ Iflsonabie quantity, which from the present
lAsy 70 be the OF the upper grades Of
shortly regain the recently or 22c. fair
exists for clearer weather for driving OF all
'r- this can call additions the demand We
Time large bales 100 70 92is 095c; No ], 80
wleh choice. II+s7soc clover Small bales of
ny are quoted right alone with large. STRAWThs
market Is steady AS with prices do bring
.u large shipments We quote S5G90c per 100
no tor decent prime Receipts and in
reported the Produce Exchange to-day: Hud-
son River Railroad. 900, Erie Railroad no Delaware
Lackawanna and Western Railroad, 80; Shire
road. so; Ahigh Valley Railroad 2lO Ohio
HatlrC ad go. Central Railroad
sylvana railroad. so: boats, I2O: l.
receipts OF straw, 80 tons river. 30 by
ElgIn, H.. May 1.-THE butter market the Board
Trade to-day dull; there offerings
call board. hut sales bids The committee de
clared the official market 1Si-c ago
The Of the E1gn district pounds for
the week.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-07
Er-aorpAv PRODUCE MARKET.

Western winter 6s: I Northern sprng 6s nd No
hsr 5s 104 Corn-Sp0t-A American mixed. new. dun at
- 4l.G: American mixed Old quiet at Is 3D. futures
Canadian steady IS 7i.d. Flour-St Louis fancy win
ter dulI at Hops Facihc Coast steady ar
f4Ff4 f5s Beef easv; extra India mess. els Sd Pork
steady: prime mess Western 63s 3D. Hams-Short cut.
IL TO Is 10 firm az ass steady; American re
pals AS; prime Western. In tierces as "I
BACON quiet. Cumberland 50 10. AS sd, short
rib lcuz riidles hgEt. = 70 -
n long clear mltdles heavy n u 40 n 's 81
short clear backs 10. 81; clear bellies "A
4js. Shoulders-Square IL % l5 n steady az
3D. dull United SIS good nlted
States Cheese-American hncst white duh at as,
American finest colored quiet 46s Tallow steady
prime city 25s 3D. Australian in London, 2Gs 81. COT
tonssed oil--Huu refined. steady al 2ls 6l Tur
pentne-Spirits steady al RosinE0mmOn quiet al
3itd Petroleum Refined steady 7sd- Linseed OIL
ady 20s
New-York tribune., 1901-05-07

ooo had sheep slow export up 81 CO. clipped Ian -
steady wooed weak. clipped 81 IS: good TO choice
wethers 81 1OGs4 80 tar choice mixed s. 90aSi 10
Western sheep 1GS4 80, yearngs. 81 lOrS4 90 na-
tive lambs S4FS5 IS Western lambs 81 5e1 - 20 80
Cfncin1arl Nav Clogs active and strong az - -SG
Cattle active ara lower at 50 2Og - - Sheep
steady al s. q Lambs steady az s. t5Gs9 10
East Fl1raIo Nav -Recsipts-Catte. rs cars; sneep
lambs leo cars hogs. 100 cars shipments
sheen and lambs Al cars hogs - ears tat
Market generally lower with 2lO loads on sale quailI
best for months and outside of few destraole
which sold higher the basis was loo loc lover tns
cline being medium kind. which were IN
lively ae supply for the demand export cattle o1
about steady; stockers in light supply ana iOAI'
fat cows in demand and lower tresh C'V -
spriagers moderate supply ard higher.
good demand a shade higher; after the opeilns -
defns nd was lstle active. and al cieane1 -.
close was steady choice extra - 9osS+ 40 So
choice - @5aS4 80. FogsTEe market olenea e {,s5 os
lover with Zoo loads sale, heavy were - sI
% eSas5 -; Workers.. 81 soGSj - pigs - 6afo 80,
roCEns - 25G$5 -: 81 25IS4 I5. the basis W.
ialriy maintained the quoted basis the close anu
the ofter1ngs pretty vel clAane1
East Liberty. Nav 6.-Catle slow and lower; eNtia
- ioS5 60; prime s. lGS5 30: good 81 eOGS5 10 Hss
slow and lower prime mediums s best Workers. 3
- - uGht Do $ T5dS5 so; heavy hogs. s. SpaSo A
sood pigs s. IGfS5 20: skips 81 501SS % rougns $+g
- 20 sheep lower; best wethers 81 SoGS4 40; common
SASS 90 choice lambs. S5dS5 good 50 5
- 20. veal calves. IS 5OaS6
New-York tribune., 1901-05-07

heavy purchases uHde-r.as remains
quite hru wtth concessions available. LAst pces
were unchanged Quotations follow loaf cruse6
donino@s 6g.c. mould \. 500. cubes. 5sOei 80
powdered "-1Jc powdered. powdered ana
powdered See; Eagle confectioners grsnula Ted = -,
Eagle coarse and fine gTauulated. 5tc. Eae
cartons. N 10 bags Of fine granulated. "'u
Eagle fine granuatei. STANDARD Eranuated ard fiaioL
A b55c. cuuf-ctioners' 5S5c No l. . 2)c. y Nls
:. lSci No = 5l0c; No 505c: No o. 5c; Ne I; Nos Nos
10 :. 4 soc 70 = 4 75c No 10 4soc; No IL 80.
- and l5. 46oci Nos - Il and i6 455c s- in
from abroad showed feeling in beet ss
London barely maintained prices. This genera
expected By the trade here in view of the Tecei ~
advance there. Prices the close on the
~ bfsd for May and June. The local situation
retains its hrmness q undertone, and on actual
today prices advanced l32c on centrifugal Lsts -
remain hgat, and the sale. traders say vi" @
be made al 5-l6c duty paid The prevailing
s32c for centrifugal. 96 3@4c FOR
and 3'zc for molasses The sales were a. no
2f5 Fl Croix muscovado. port. a. sac. ',T
bags Cuba centrifugal. arrive. az l9-S-c cos
freight and $40 tons East Islands muScovado. on sf
a 32tC-
TEA-Ths market for tea futures opened dull I"9 NJ
prices unchanged, ruled hfeiess all day ana
quiet. unchanged = figure. Quotations to..1-
NAY. 122HIl2ip: June. II Spdl2+O: July ana e-s
u 4OQ1250 September and October IL 40G 1870.
uecemher y -Oal3 No sales rec1rdea-