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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-04
Ell iuez Taft cerca del Papa

Ha llegado Roma conferenci6 con 8.
s. Leon XIII ell ex-gobernadoK Taft de FIlipi-
mas, sobre Ell aEunto de los bienes del cleFo en-
aquel archipelago
El senor Taft sc mnestra satisfecho del
resultado de 50 eenferencia CON Leon XIII que
dur6 cerca de una hora.
IA gua.dado In mae prudeuts FssaFva 40
bre los tsrminos de visita, 81 bien hs manifes-
tado que son satisfaet0rios los resuitados para
entrsamb0s.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-04
lgnacio Flores

RsnunciAdo el tsEtigo Gallo oarFilO COM
paRecs Ignacio Flores, comisario del barrlo
GBumideFo.S No sAbe leer nj escrIbiH; &c hom
bR0 tosCo y su actlsud parsce mAnifestArse
cue ss hAllA dlspuesto negAr cuanto sAbs.
Hubo que llamRrls variAa vscss 10 RteneI6n,
para que hablAse en- alta voS. Por IN deciara,
que nadIs RmenRE6 Falcon que 6ate habfA
daclRFAdo voiuntarIAmente ante el tuez, con-
fss6ndose enIpAbls y mAnIfsst&ndose muy tran
quil0.
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Prusba documentaI

EI minis.srlo p6hlioc dsjs ia considers
ei6n de 10 saia decidIT 81 iuzga q NO nsesssrio
cue Sc pEsetique dichR prueea, exeepsi6n he
cha de Ia Parte CUE 30 FeGsre la declaration
del processd0 ante el iuez. El letrado dsfensor
ne opone. La PresidenciR ACepta 10 prCpuesto
poR oil fscal 20 suspends oil acto para conti.
nnaFiO por Ia noche.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-04
EL JUICIO ORAL DEL SABADO
[C0NTlNUACI0N1
Teodoro Acevedo Guzman

Teodoro AceVedo Guzman
rs jornalsro. Rsasrs como fusron haII&
dos ell eAbAIIo ell perro. Acompaho al Juz-
gRdo casa de Falcon. Dice que In P0Iicfa no
cometi6 nipgtn Atropello y que Falcon .e de-
elRr6 autor del crimen.
lose Perez Flores
JornAlsro tambi6n y amigo de Falcon.
No VIC que los guerdias asropellaran nj hf1o de
eHts. No aabs NADIA mas aeerea del heeho de
autos.
Vicenta Sanchez
ES sntenada del procesado. ri fiscal re-
nuncia n interrogarlA; . las preguntas de Ia
defensa Tesponde que 81 hijo de Falcon estuvo
cussodisdo por un guardla, que 10 srataoA con
rigor pero que no 60 cierto que Ia polieia
amsna1Ara Falcon con pegarla IN tiEc.
Maria Sanchez Rivera
Es In ssposa de Falcon. La PresidsneiA
ls preguntA 81 quisre deeiarar rssponde en-
sentido negative, 10 mismo que su hlio jose
Falcon Sanchez.
El fiscal renuncia oil resto de In prueba.
Hscho compaYeeer ante eli Tribunal Juan
de IL oruz Falcon, NO quiere declarar.
Santiago Falcon los testigos restantss
SON renunciados por In defensas peaar dc
hRbsr 6stR expresado antss 10 contrario.
Prueba periciaI
OompArecen los dOetores Glmsnss (ion
GRbrfeD Marques MArn. 1ntsrrogado este
&eereA de 10 herida que presents el intsrfeeto
en- Ii region erAneal supliea que Sc de leeturs
n su informe. Dice que essa hsrfda dsbio reel
birlaTorres hAllAndoss de pie.
Ssgdn el doctor GIm6nez, Torres recibi6
tres golpes, pues su cad6ver presenta tres he-
rioAs.
PreguntAdo si doctor Marti cusl de asos
golpas ocAsion6 la musrts, opina que esta fu6
prod ucida por ell que reeibi6 10 Victims en- ID
region pArletAl media.
~ Green los sefIoFes f&cultativ0s-dice al
FIseAl-que In musrte fnera instant&nea, y .
oonseeuencia del primer golpe7
Green Ios psritcs que no +; que Torres CON.
ssrv6 la vida deApuss de recioido aqu6is pues
ap s eAd&Ver no sa presentsn equimosis.
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Manuel lssrn Aponts


como oil testigo RnteTior,y conteatAndo nj inte-
rrogAtorio del miniHtsrio pdblco, expone 10 81
guiente;
biA consttuido Allf sl jusgado. Aquel 80 de-
elAr6 eulpAble; Sc hAllAba trAnquilo q las
pEeguntAG del jueX contestAbA relatando los he
ehoS hacienda mRnifeataciones volunbarias
Era de mRdrugsdA euAndo confes6 el crimen.
AL principle trAt6 de explicAr las mAnchRs de
sAngre que presentAba el sombrero, dieiendo
Gque prOcedfAn de nm ration que ss hsbia comi-
do el gatoS
hi testigo recuerdR perfectAments 10 de-
elarRei6n de Falcon que concuerdA CON In que
eonHtR en- autos. Dljo Falcon que desde que
Torres He prssent0 en- Eu casa, sintl6 deseos dc
matarle, R cuyo I'm le insto para que pernoctA.
80 Alli, q 10 cuGl aceedi6 Torres. Una veg dor
mido este, 10 llAm6 para que le repitiese In
AmenaxA de hacerlo ir 10 cErcel. Apsg6 ID
lux 10 desearg6 nm fuerte golpe en- In eabexa
con una pi0drA. ConsumAdo ell erimen, encen.
di6 una vela para grammar el cAd6ver v ense-
guida trGt6 dc borFAr las hueIlAs del heeho.
Todo esto 10 declare tranquilAme ents ante el
JuSgado.
A una prsguntA de Ia defsnsa, contestA sl
tessigo que 90 falso que AmenAZ6ra Falcons
90 mas; ni giqnisFA 10 dirigi6 In palRbra. Te-
MIA In conviction do que este habfa sido oil an
Aor de In mnerte de Torres, eonh&bA en que
el IN eAntariA de plano, siguiendo los impulses
de 81 eoneIencia.
Rosalia Martinez Rivera
ES 10 viuda de Torres. Maninesta no CO.
noeer Al prOcssAdo. Su esposo sRli6 de Come
rio oil 1uavea, las cuAtro de iA tArde, 90
proponfA dormir On sI barFIo de Dona Elena
Entre otros documentos IlevAba oil otoFg&do
poR Falcon.
Tuvo conocimiento de Ia horrible dassra-
ella ocnrrida su mArido, ei lunss euAndo Ile-
g6 Comeafo el o6cio del JuzgAdo de Aguss
BuenAg. Su casa 90 llen6 Do gsnte; pero, en-
nm pFincipic, GnpuSo que 6stR hRbfa lido con
obieto ds visitRr & sus hiios enfsrmos. POGO
dsspuss hAbl6 de la sxtr1fsxa que le causAba
In demorA de su esposo sntoness Ia pnsisron
Ai eoFrisnts dc 10 oeurFido.
IntsrrOgads por 81 Fiscal sesrea de 81 quis.
70 psdir Algnn& tndemnisAsi6ns responds que
mAdA RcspsA,
Al preguntaFle 10 defsnss que Of Torres
ara hombFs dc constitution fasrts, eopsest6
que estAba 4maueAdos de In msno = picFna
dsreehRs.
Antonio Torres Martinez
No ha sido procesAdo. No conoee FAI-
con. MAniGeaAA que padre nunea suvo
cuestlonea nj disgnEsoa persouAles. RelatA Ia
mAnerA como tuvo c0nocimiento del hecho,
dice que su padre sali6 dc oomsrto ell fuevss,
las euAtro de In tArde.
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FIGuERoA, WILSON 3 cs-Iagsnisro.

FIGUEROA, WILSON & CO -Iagenisros
electricians.
Nos cfrecemos aI r6blico tAnto en- San
nam como IN 10 isla, para toda clase de ina
aalacfonea Dc plA7tas s.6stgicas en- hAeiendnH
eingsnioa an especialidAG para instaIacfo.
nss do ainmbrsdo slScni.o- Todas las inssa.
lacfones el6ctricas de 10 eSan Juan Light and
TEAnsit oompsnys han aldo heehRs por mo-
soaToE.
Para diriglrsa nososros por eorrao u6n-
casa Figusr0a Wllson cs.-Apassado sOf
San Jaaa, AZ
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Declaration de Falcon

Abisrtos los debates de In Presidencis, ell
nHcal pide que SO proceeds q Ia lectura dc Ii
prnebR docnmentR en- In pArts que go renera
Ia dsclAraci6n del procesado.
Manana nos oeuparemos de 10 acusRei6n
Y de 10 defsnsA.
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Segunda session

las oeho media Sc reuns el tribunal.
El aeusedo toma All isnto en- ell bAnquiIlo,
lIava atRdo en- In frente IN panuel blanco, con
caior sofocants.
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suarez 1nclan

En- los eireulos politlcos de Madrid. auana
con insistencia ell nombre del sefior Suarsz In
elan para ocupar sl ninistssio de Agrtc ulknra,
1udustria y Oomercio. en- caso de que al seior
Oanaleias, se empefara en- sostener su renun.
ella.
CON L. entrada en- eI gobisrno del sefior
Guarsx InclGn, tal ves podrfase evitar II criss
que pTovocarla la renuncta de CAnaleias.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-04
Antonio Torres Martinez

No hA sido prooesado. No conoee FAI-
con. MAniieaAA que 81 padre nunea suvo
cuestlonsa nj dIsguSsos personAlss. RelatA Ia
mAnera como tuvo c0nocGmiento del hscho, v
dice que 81 padre sall6 dc oomsrto ell fuevss, &
las euAtro de la tAEde.
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O. La favorita de las personals

con ffA en- que 10 bondad de su proyecso le ha'
rk pYevalscer indudsblemente.
Sc sguarda con mucho inteF6s II apaTicf6n
de Ia ley por los minfsterialss aae esperan IN
6xiso en- 10 rsformR Leggnas.
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WHEAT fRACTIONALLY UP
SESSION WAS RATHER NERVOUS,
WITH WIDE FLUCTUATIONS.
Small Losses shown i'm Corn and Oats,
After a Firm Observation-Disclosures
Are Somewhat Higher.

CHICAGO, Dec. 15.-Wheat was rather
quiet to-day but the market was firm on
generally bullish statistics, and May closed
A@2sc higher. Corn closed 1sGAc lower
and oats a shade lower. Provisions were
from 21a to 121ac up.
Wheat was strong at the opening. on
small worlds shipments. a decrease of
3,144000 bu in the amount on passage, and
heavy SHOWS throughout the Northwest.
There was considerable covering by shorts.
and commission houses also were good
buyers. The leading long added to his al
ready heavy line early, but it was reported
he was selling through other houses, and
this made some weakness, longs with profits
being inclined to dispose of their holdings.
The expectation of a large increase in the
visible was weakening influence, as were
the larger receipts and better grading.
May opened A@2sc to 14d5sc higher at 77s4q
777sc and sold up quickly to 7Slsc but re-
acted later to 77ssc. The market was nerv-
Gus the latter part of the day. and the close
was A@asc higher at 77Ac. December
closed sc up at 755sc. Worlds shipments
for the week were 6,4S7 900 blu, against 1885,,
coo a year ago. Clearances of wheat ard
-four were equal to 2S3, 800 bu. Primary re-
CSlplS were l,00t,cuU Du, CotUpdTtu Will
SS3. 800 year ago. Minneapolis and Duluth
reported receipts of 11S cars, which. with
local receipts of 100 cars-52 of contract
grade-made a total of 1,2S7 cars, against
1924 last week and 755 a year ago.
There was only moderate trade in corn,
and after firm opening the market weak
ened and the close was easier. Wet wealth
er in the Southwest and firm cables induced
some buying at the start, and May opened
a shade to 1sMAc higher, at 437sd44c Heavy
liquidation in December, Influenced by
large increase in the visible, together with
larger receipts, caused severe break, the
price selling off to 541zc, after touching SIC
soon after the opening. The weakness in
the current month had a depressing influ-
ence on May, and there was a decline to
431zc The close was h@Ac lower, at 1880.
December was off 113c, closing at 53c. Re-
tract
There was no feature of note in the trad
ing in oats and the volume of business was
light. Commission houses gave some sup
port to the market and prices held about
steady, May closing a shade lower at $3.50
33Ac, after selling between 33lp333sc. Re-
ceipts were 21S cars.
Provisions ruled dull but the market was
firm, the higher prices for hogs being a
strengthening factor. There was a fair
demand from packers, especially for the
January pork closed 1212c higher at $16 72h,
lard was up 212c at $9.722 and ribs showed
a gain of 71Rd1Oc, closing at $S421a1S.45
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
10 cars; corn, 6l5 cars; oats, 405 cars; hogs,
10000 head.
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Accounts of Banks, Bankers,
Corporations and Individuals
solicited.
THE LIVE STOCK MARKETS
CATTLE QUIET, WITH SALES In SOME,
CASES AT LOWER PRICES.
Hogs Active and Unevenly Higher
Sheep Scarce and Steady-Condi-
ton OF Markets Elsewhere.
ION srocKYARps. INDIANAPOLIS.


Dec i5-Cattle-Receipts. $50; shipments small
The receipts Of cattle We're fully as large as ex-
pected at this time in the week. but OF course
there not complete variety of grades rep
resented. and the quality generally was not
really attractive. There no important or
ders in the hands Of buyers. and with only fair
competition the inclination was to buy at barely
steady little lower prices than those current
at the close Of last week. II there was one class
OF cattle favored more than another II seemed TO
be the good cows and heifers. ard they were
believed TO be practically steady compared with
recent prices. II difficult, however,
for buyers and sellers 10 agree upon a basis that
would move the steer cattle. and at a late hour
quite number remained unsold. Different sales
men during the day reported the market steady
20 15c lower. With the weather conditions no
better II Is rather expected tina. there will be a
scarcity Of stock In the future. and there Is
some hope for getting at least steady prices
for the good butcher cattle. 1t does not appear.
however. that there Is going to be liberal re-
quest for any kind. and shippers should be extra
cautious In making sheir selections in the coun-
try Quotations:
f.,os 70 choice steers. l. $50 lbs and m
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NEW YORK, Dec 15-Butter-Receipts, $3.50
packages; the market was steady; State dairy.
to choice. 22c2sc. Cheese-Receipts. a2s7 pack
ages the market was strong; State full cream
fancy wsIss gsNs
0i3%c; late make, 13q13kc; large coiored Sep
tember. 13Q13%c; late make, 13kc; large white
ase ahe market was Steady
State and Pennsylvania average best, 2sc: West
ern fancy grade, &c; poor TO prime. &d26c; re-
frigerated, 1sG2lhc.
PHILADELPHIA: Dec. ls-Eggs quiet but
steady; fresh nearby, 2sc. loss on; fresh West
ern. 29c, loss off, fresh Southwestern, 26d27c
loss OF: fresh Southern, ssg2sc: loss of Butter
and in in good demand: New York full creams
to good small isg1sikc: New York full creams
prime large. 13Hc; New York full creams. fair
to large, >13@14c.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 15.-Butter firm and I'M
cry 3Oaslc: fancy ladie. 20622c; fancy roll. ls9
22c; good roll 17n1Sc; store packed. 1eqlsc. Eggs
firm and unchanged; fresh 2eas7c. Cheese firm
and unchanged large. BAgl31ac; medium, lSzU
13iec: small. 14dl4hc.
CHICAGO. Dec. 15-On the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market was steady; creameries.
OFF cases returned. Cheese steady at nNa12lac.
KANSAS CITY. Dec. Eggs firm: fresh
Missouri and Kansas stock, &c. loss off, cases re-
turned; new No. white wood cases included,
22l7c.
ELGIN, Dec. I5.-Butter remains unchanged
in price, market firm at 39c. No offerings and
no sales on call Sales of the week. $4,000 lbs.
ST LOUIS, Dec. 15.-Butter steady, creamery.
2:asOc; dairy. is'za2ac. Eggs steady. 2sc' loss
CINCINNATI. Dec. 15.-Eggs steady at 21@
zee Butter firm. Cheese steady; Ohio fiat, 12hc.
LOUISVILLE, Dec. -Butter-Common and
medium, 15dl7c per 10; good. 1sd2oc. Eggs 21c.
BOSTON. Dec. 15.-[special.l-Eggs firm at 29c.
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straight sS45Q3so; winter patent. $500; spring
s ebr,r S2S@S! Is so spring ~ sSaisht
December. 7ol4Q7O14c; January. 77ka77.tc; May.
eoAe asked; steamer No. red. n.97l,tc. Corn
Sossc: March. SOC; May. sfMc; steamer mixed.
Oats m N Tn:s White yeSM ss Me-
mixed. SSass1tc. Rye firm; No. 3 65AasSlsc
No. Western. 56k q56Isc. Sugar firm and un-
changed; fine and coarse graduated. 5.olhc.
ST. LOUIS. Dec 15.-Flour steady: red winter
patents, ss359S.50 extra fancy and straight
=. soa3.iO. Corn meal steady at $3.50. Bran
strong; sacked east track. 7la72c. Wheat weak;
1slzc; December IKE bid: May. 7skc; No. ,
hard, sSq72c. Corn lower; No. 2 cash. 4sAc;
bid. Oats lower; No. cash. sac: track. Ssc; De-
e Gem sslsc May. s2.se; No white sslsgsIe.
ard mess. $3.50. Iard steady at So IS. Dry salt
meats steady; boxed extra shorts. So l2t4; clear
shorts $3.50; clear ribs So 50; short clear
ST.. Hay steady to Arm; timothy sl2Gl5.50;
prairie. Sill Whisky steady at N.s2. Iron cotton
ties. slO7l. Baggng. 5-lea7 l-lsc. Hemp Irvine.
&c. Receipts-Fiour. 1000 brls; wheat 1000 bu:
1000 brls; wheat 72OOe; corn. $500 bu: oats.
1000 bu.
LIVERPOOL. Dec. 15.-wheat-spot firm; No.
mixed. new. $ I'd; American mixed: old. S ID.
tlighD quiet at SOS 3D. long clear middles (heavy)
quiet at Sos: short clear backs dull at Sos clear
tierces. quiet at SIS Cd; American refined in
pals, quiet at SIS Cd. Tallow-City prime firm
at 2Ss 3D.
LOUISVILLE Dec. 15.-Wheat-No red and
longberry, 74c No. red and longberry, 72c. APP
ples-Sun-dried, 4q4l9c 10 for bright; peaches.
2kQ3c. Beans-Northern nd-picked. $3.50 per
blu. Hay-Choice in car lots on track, ss; elo-
per ID. Potatoes. 81. rs bril- Northern potatoes.
5sQsOc per bu; onions, s2G2 rs per bril-: new cab
bage, Goo per bril-; peppers. 81 per crate.
KANSAS CITY. Dec MISUNDERSTANDING.
644c; May, 695sc; cash. No. hard. e6q6sc; No. 8.
s4qs5c; No. red, Csc; No. :, s59ssic Corn.
mixed, Ale; No. white, Ale; No. 3. 40lkc. Oats
No. white 34le@35hc. Receipts-Wheat, 1S2. 400
bu; corn. $4,000 bu: oats 80. eoC bu. shipments
Wheat. 1876 400 bu corn. 1885, 900 blu. oats 600 bu
CINCINNATI. Dec 15.-Flour firm; fancy. s.. 25
Q3.4o family 81. soG3 10. Wheat firm; No red,
No. mixed. 3sc. Rye steady: No. 2 SOC. Lard
quiet at $40. Bulk meats steady at sl025. Bacon
steady, Sill. so Whiskey, distillers' finish goods.
active on basis Of sl.32. Sugar steady; hard re-
fined, 3.9145.42c.
TOLEDO, Dec. 15.-wheat dull and higher;
and steady; December. acc; May. 44hc. Oats dull
and lower; December. 3Sc; May. 34hc Rye-No.
q 52Iac. Glover seed dull and unchanged: De-
cember. ss.e5; January, s6.67h; March, s6Th.
Prime timothy. 81. 70. Prime alsike. $S.25.
DULUTH, Dec. 15.-Wheat-Cash. No. hard.
H%c: No. northern. 71Ec; to arrive, No. l
northern and December. 1850; May, IeizG7eAsc.
3lhc; May, 337c
MINNEAPOLIS, Dec. 15-Wheat-December.
741sc; May. I5ss@7sac; on track. No. hard.
757sc: No. 1 northern, 74sc; No. northern 73ssc.
MILWAUKEE,, Dec. 15-Barley dull; standard.
64c; sample, 35Q59c-
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Pensions for Veterans.

Certificates have been issued to the following
named Indanians:
original-Philip Fletcher. Eikhart. SO Cwar
with SPAIN
saw $40: Simon Il. Peasants. Marion s14 Peter
Bender, Button. sl0 Joseph n. Smell Carroll
,l2; Urch Clark. Larwill. SO; Thomas y
Schooler, Cato. ST.; Levi England, Greentown
81; David l.. Osborne. IndiaEapo polls $40: Asa It
Jean Campbellsburg. sl7: William A bales
Salamonia SIP; John Butler. National Military
Home Marion. s.; James Killmartin. Princeton
81; George Dissinger. Mishawaka, ,I7; silas W.
Hart. Richmond. $; William Z. Ryan. Frank
Richard Fuller. shelby. si2; Isaac Conard. Bean,
blossom ,i2; John w. Speaks Pekin. SO: Thona-
as w Johnson. Delaware. sl4: Harry Ludinrton
Thorntown. $40: William III. Fer9uson YIN
cennes s.; Henry Rinehart, Roanoke sI2. Den
mis- Wilson. Hillsboro. sl2: James NJ Duck
Terre Haute. 81: John NJ. Andrews Marion
s1T: Robert simmons. Spiceland III. Usnrv
rank Richmond. s24; Thomas j. windeIl Corr
aon $40: George W. Walker, Auburn AZ. III,
G HorraIi. Redcloud. $i4: BENJAMIN r Howsr ~
National Military Home. Marion N4: George ~
Borders Coats Springs. sl4: Isaac Fryen In
dianapolis, 81; Frederick Reffe Linngrove sia.
David b. Salts, Gordon. s2 Isaac Gwin White
widows Minors and Dependent Re,at,vs.-
Mary e Slater. Michigan City IS; q Fla
Wright. Muncie. IS: Louisa Hunter Fortyille Is.
Martha Walker. Indianapolis So; Mary r Nc.
Gown. New Albany. s.: Margaret r. Ryan Piym-
outh. s.: minors OF Thomas Edgar East Chi
caeo. s1s Elizabeth Coleman. Pittsboro 81.
Caroline L. Parker. Fort Wayne. s.
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Poultry.

NEW YORK, Dec. l5.-Poultry-Aiive quiet
and unchanged. Dressed firm; Western chickens
l2Ac; Western fowls, 1l@l2c; Western turkeys
19c.
ST LOUIS Dec. 15.-Poutry firm: chickens
Sc: springs, size; turkeys. lsql3Ac; ducks. &c:
geese. sc.
CHICAGO Dec. 15.-Dressed poultry active
and steady TO firm; turkeys, 13Gi7c; chickens.
9al3c.
LOUISVILLE Dec. 15.-Hens. Toe per 10;
spring chickens. 1oHlic; turkeys. 1lal1hc.
BOSTON, Dec. E.-lSpecial Poultry firm;
fowls. 13c springs, AQl5c; turkeys, Zoe.
CINCINNATI. Dec. l5.-Poultry quiet: hens
and springs, &c; turkeys. i2c.
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AT NEW YORK.
Flour Quiet hut Steady, Grains Irreg-
uIar-DecIine I'm Sugar


uIar-DecIine I'm Sugar.
NEW YORK, Dec. Observation-Disclosures,
1902 brls; exports, 1896 brls. Market quiet
but steady. Minnesota patents, $4d420;
Minnesota bakers. s3.25g3. 40; winter pat
ents, sS.6093.90: winter straights. S345a3.55;
winter extras, s2.S503.15; winter low grades,
S265a2.95. Rye flour steady; fair to good,
$3O5@3. 40; choice to fancy. $350d3.55. Buck
wheat flour firm at s2.3OQ235 spot and to
arrive. Corn meal steady; yellow Western.
123; city, $1.21; Brandywine. S. 40Q3.35. Rye
firm; No. Western, 591sc f. o. b. afioat;
state 55@56c C. i. f. New York Barley
steady; feeding, 39@40c C. i. f. Buffalo.
Wheat-Receipts, POS, $50 bu; exports, IS $50
bu. Spot firm; No. red, S2Ac elevator,
797sc f. o. b. afioat; No. northern Duluth.
S6iac f. o. b. afioat; No. i hard Manitoba
S714c f. o. b. afoat. On Unexpectedly higher
buying and small worlds shipments. wheat
developed early strength. Reacting at noon
on the big visible supply increase the mar
ket later rallied on good Western support,
but closed unsettled at hGAc advance.
May, s11aQS1%c, closed at sligo. December
Corn-Rectipts, $500 bu; exports. 1854
blu. Spot dull; No. 2 &c elevator, Gle I. o.
b. afioat; No. 2 yellow, Gle; No. white,
6l1kc. Options were firm at first on steady
cables and weather, but subsequently
yielded to a Dig visible supply increase,
prospects for larger receipts and unloading
closed ssQHc net lower. May, 4Sssd4S7sc,
closed at Assoc; December closed at 6ll1c
Oats-Receipts, $500 bu; exports, Ill
bu Spot firm; No. 2, 371zc; standard white
3S15m3S24c: No. 3, &c; No. 2 white 3S1zd3S&4c C;
No. white, 3sI3s1ac; track white 3715d43c
Options quiet all day and about steady
December closed at 3S1zc.
Hay quiet; shipping, 55470c; good to
choice. 95c@sl.
Hops quiet; State. common to choice. 1902.
coast 1902 25d3lc 1901, 23G2Gc: old, 7GIl2l1c
Hides steady; Galveston, 20 TO % lbs, lSc;
California. q to Is lbs, 19c; Texas dry. "a
to 30 lbs, 14c. Leather quiet; acid. 24025hc
Beef quiet family, S16Q1s; mess. SO. 50d
IL; beef hams. $20.50422: packet. $l4Q16; city
extra INDIAN mess, $25Q2S. Cut meats easy
picked bellies, s9Q9.75; picked shoulders.
IS. 25Qs50; picked hams. 81. 50q1l.75 Lard
easy; Western steamed $1,000. Refined
easy; continental, $1ll5 s. A. $780, COM
pound, 71aQ7ssc. Pork steady; family, SIS;
short clear. S21Q23; mess. slsgIS.5O
Tallow dull; city. SIC; county, 6@6Ac
Cotton-seed oil steady; prime crude, NOM
inal, prime yellow, 37Q3Sc.
Rice quiet; domestic. fair to extra 4L6
csc; Japan. 4s4q5Ac; nominal Molasses
| firm; New Orleans open kettle, good to
choice. 30a40c.
Coffee-Spot Rio quiet: No invoice, SIC.
Mild quiet; Cordova. 71kg12c;
Sugar-Raw firm; fair. refining, 7-16c:
| centrifugal. Sc test. 15-lse; moiasses sugar
| 3-16c. Refined steady; No. 6. 445c; No 4.
| 4.4Oc; No. s. 435c; No. 8. 430c; No. 10. 4.25c:
| No. IL, 420c: No. II. 4.15c; No. IL, 4 lOc: No.
| IA, 405c; confectioners' A, 470c; mold A.
| 5.l0c: cut loaf, 5.45c: crushed. 5S5c: pow
dered. 5.s5c; graduated, 4s5c; cubes, 5l0c
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-12-16

NEW YORK. Dec. 15.-Petroleum firm: refined
New York soc: Philadelphia and Baltimore.
s.15c: Philadelphia and Baltimore in bulk. soc.
Roein firm: strained common to good. $500
1s2h. Spirits Of turpentins quiet at s4h955c.
asked.
SAVANNAH Dec 15.-Spirits Of turpen-
tine firm at 5likc. Rosin firm; quote: A. b. c.
D. H45; Z, $50; F, }.65; @, $40; Fl, sls5; l.
So 90; X. $3.50; NJ 2.05: n. 1856: window glass.
So so; water white. $40.
OH. CITY, Dec 15.-Credit balances. ti.51; GER
tifcates no sale: shipments, 190 $50 brs average,
81 lS4 brls; runs. 1878 brls; average 1855 brs.
WILMINGTON Dec. 15-Spirits of turpentine,
5lIbc Rosin firm at si.35d1.40 Crude turpentine
Arm at s1.75T3 Tar firm at sl.6o.
MONTPELIER, Dec. 15-Crude petroleum
strong: North Lima, si12: South Lima and In
diana, s10.
CHARLESTON, Dec. 15.-Turpentine and rosin
unchanged.