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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-09
Reclamation
contra la Ciudad de New York
Otra reclamation de I'm
pariente del Presidente

Guillarmo Waldorf Astor, que re.
nunci6 10 ciudadaDfs Amaricana y
compf6 mn palacio en- Iuglaterra, ha
de rscibir an hreve de IL ciudad de
Nsw Yo,k $467 947, Sc. Este dinero
represents ma Antigaa reclamation,
cuyo arreglo ha estado pendiente de
resolution por diversas administers.
ciones.
Procsde de tsrrenos tomados por
el M~unicipio en- 10 parte del Rio del
Norte hasta 10 Gale C-istobal, los
cu&les pertenecfan & Waldorf Astor.
Visso ell case & timamelt, SO ha or.
denado 81 psgo de dicha suma oil in.
teresaaO
Ora reclamation por 1926 92O. 81
SO In concedido 81 a~podarado Dou.
glas Rolensan del dafanto jaime
Roosevelt, tito del Presidents. Pro-
cede de tsrrenos Adquiridos de In
p~ertenencia de Roosevelt.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-09
Las weStaCiOneS
C~arDOneras en- Cuba
Varlos privilegios navales
para los Estados Unidos
Ell TRATADO QUEDO FIRMADo
de asetcstro correspondent

NuavA YNk % de Febrero. I'll
Preaiiente Roosevelt ha drmados "
ell tratAdo one reclentamente So ne.
goci6 en- Cuba por ell MiniStro anne.
ricano Mr.. Squiers, parxsle concas
sion de las estAciones carbOnerAs.
Mr.. Sqniers, hi traido ell a0cumento
de IL HRbana, ssgdnanuncie opOrtu
namente 6 los lectores de La Co
rYospondencia.n
Con motive de cate trxtaio. sc di-
ce que m Coronel, Mr.. r. J Kafnan
que hs llegAdo Refreshments de IL
isia de Pinos, donla h. a5quiFilo al.
gunas propiedAdes, afirmA que mian
tras SO hallaba en- Cuba pudo yer nm
gtupo de cfcialss &lemanes, proce.
deutes del vApsr excursionista Mol.
tkso sondeAndc las iefsns4s de ID
Habana.
Afrma ests senior Keenan, que los
'sonleadoraa' proeedfan del cruce.
no aleman "CxrlottA" y que fueron
deseubiertOs por oil comandante. de
las bRte1fAs americsnas de Santa Gle
ca. Sc ras6 aviso nj Pfesidente pc.
nor Estrada Palma, ell cual eEvi6
ana 81 8 'gica nota al eomsndsnte del
cracero aleman, VI 6ste. sin rendir
siquiera ell saludo de ordenanza, Sc
apresur6 { salir del puar!o.
Ell inoidsnte, dice Mr.. Kaenan,
CAUSE notabls ex sitaci6n en- Ii Ell .ba.
na, y eu vista ael enredo venezola !.
no, IN serviao para acercsr mas &
los c9banos hscia este pals os Els
tados Unidos. La o~currenciA quien
saba 81 sirvi6 para apresnrar l. ne.
gociaciou de las carbone ras, habi6n.
dose frmado ell Tfatado 6 los pocos
dfAa.
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Cesar Larfinaga y Goyco

FL cable CON su &C oatn mbrado u
eonismO ha communicate 10 fatal no
ticiA de 10 muerte en- Ythaea, EstA'
dos Unid0s, v1ctima de una febre
Tlfoidea del estudioso joven puer
torrique1o cuyo nombre encabezs
estas lfneas.
CarsAba en- mn colegio do squella
pohlac'0 10 carrera de Iogenie1fA,
habiendo aprobado Ell primer ano
CON notas sobressl:entes en- todas
los aaignaturas, oct pando en- 10 ella
SO de mAtem&ticas el primer puesto
entire 27O estu aiantes con 1e c nta
ba dicha clase.
FL joven Larrinsga SO capt6 10
estimaci6 de sus prcfasores, nor
SD claro talento, y, no hAca apenss
an mes felicitaban estes d,tiunos nj
sensr Tulio LArrinp Ga, psdre de
Cesar, manifestando que Sc sentfan
orgulles sos de nm alumno tan ayen.
ts1sdo, y que Paerto Rico debfa
tambi6 j sci t!rse orgnllosc.
Eta, pues, una legftima esperarza
para .nuestEa p6tr.a, ell malcQrado
1oven que, lejos del eariGo de los
suyos, cRe en- IL musrte, cuando ell
estuaio brindaba & sus saliantes f..
campo exsenso para dar &
esta TIERS. tan necesitaaa de buencs
dias de glori. en- Ell incisrto
porvenir.
Profnndame1ts sentimos 10 des.
grt cia que enluta hoy ell he gar de
los esposos Lar,insgA Goico, y en-.
vianos A6stos, asf COM & los deu.
dos todos del fnado, In expression
de nuestro duelo y 81 MAS sentjdo
p6same.
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I'm esta imprenta 90 yende papel.
viajo 6 s2.40 qnintal.
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MerCadO de New York
Cotizaciones

A los NOtarlOS
CARPETAS PARA ESCRlTURAS
en- dolores sc hacen 6 10 6raen en-
la CORRESPONDENCE.
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A 4 a c 0

[De maestro ooaresponsall

49, @MWN -&& EAN M%F t
Mar no, b.-En el bAile que celebr6
ell sCfrculo de- instruction y Re.
raj >, 81 aomirgo De P.nata, go sor-
too entre les sefioras y sefioritAs n
elf & cajitA de esenciss finAs,
comprada en- LA Eloisa'. TOGO en-
suerte 6 dofa Carmen Rita Rodrf.
gusz. esposa del Vice Presidente
dom Juan b. Seins.
Siguen los ensayos para ell fssti-
val del Is. en- oil .Cfrculn'. Reina
mucho entusiasmo para aicha fiesta,
que resultArA luCidfsima. como to.
dAa las que ne han aelebraao hasta
10 fecha. Il
Estk enfermo nm nino de- maestro
amigo dom Pedro Romsguera.
He sido nombrAdo cabo de 10 Pc.
lciA IasulAr do este puesto, eli cAbo
PAdro, que VI estuvo aqpf, durante
oil perioao eleccionSrio.
Ha regresAdo de an exeursi61,
por vArios pueblos de In Isla, nnes-
tro amigo don Vicente Urrutia.
Los fsderAles aqnf. lamentan 10
AcAecido entire los ~periO&istAs de
STA DemocraciA" don Mariana Abril
y don Carlos del Toro.
Los curioxos- desean sAber 81 pue'
de ejercsr nm practicAnte siu tftulo
y Ell se puede Rutorixsr 6 I'M botica.
rio & e~jercer 10 medicine.
FL recaudador de contribu clones y
m hija, In sefiorita encargada del
correo, han trAslAdAdo sus ofcinAs
4 10 . D de mamposterfA de los su-
eesores de Bianehi.
A pesAr de Las amenazAs de 10 AL
cAldfs, Ell tel IL crisis economics de
este pueblo, que todAvfa hsy ma
chas casAs ain piatar, por fslta De
recursos. Hoy los honbres mas lk'
boriosos escasamente gAnan para
vivir Es NINA solepane mentira ESQ
de In prosperidad ael pals.
Entire los COM erciAntea de este
pueblo, nguran en- primera Inca,
por su buen trAto y sus buenos ne
gocios, los socios del "Cfrealo de
INSTRUCTION y Recreo", don Vicente
UrrutiA Arrillsgs don Ramon San
chez, don Emilio I.rizArly, don Co.
lestino EchsvArris, don Julio Pc
rez. DON Manuel Gonzalez y don
Luis Duran.
Ea AfAmadn utiana madalIaa da
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I'm ests imprenta se vende papel
viejo G $40 81 quintal.
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EL DOCTOR
ANDRES FRANCISCO

Aver EMBARGO en- Ell vapor sPon-
ces. con direction 6 Ponce, desae
donde marehsrA & SD residencia de
Yauco, ell ioven don Andres 3 ram
ceschi, doctor en- Ciruif4 Dental.
Ell doctor Francesehi pss6 nnos
dias en- esta capital, de regreso de
los Estados ULiios, On donde reside
por espasio de nm ano ejerciendo
elf Sd profession.
Ahora vuelve 4 Yauco en- donde
abrirA de nuevo ~ gabinete de tra-
bajo.
Sabe el senior Franceachi que en-
esta casa fe le estima, J, ii saludarle
calinosaIdente por sn retorno & /.
patriA, dese6mosle TODD g6nero do
satisf Acciones en- ell senO % apreciE-
do familiA,
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KS7ANA Ia TIS1A EN-
la redGcci6n de
r. 1rMmneonnn n eAa u y F.,

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Diccionario EnclcIopsdico. De II k
BosgygygG Mftol0jfs, y GeogrGJTG 81 . tesses
70 Lwts 6reQ05rs.
La Princesita de Los Rresox. NcsslG pc
Ruxania Marlitt, / Tonic.
Historic de EUROPA. por q. CASTELAR, On .
Ismes.
La Vida do los Animales per 81 DR.. A. 3
Brehm, on 8 TemOs.
III Mundo Ilustrado, On 3 Tomos.
Panorama Nacional. por ~Hermenegildo
Marbles, en- 3 Temoa.
Al.aslRazaa Humanas, por- Federico Rexta
an 3 Tonnes.
Histsria de Los Romanos, por Victor Du
ray en- 3 Tones.
Obras csmplstas de Mariana Jose d. Ca
r., ] Tems.
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0ueel, en I'm Tomo.
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nMma%ag @ ma% npay %maa asda 1aqmnaa a9Ida@ @s9 @a@amms@s
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Votaci6n plebiscitaria
ola CORRESPONDENCE

En- nu@tra edic6n del 10 de Febrro, decamos:
".n nos anamos ahoa IN un pehscno de todos los dns. .pMTna@a Io onuo c"5
poracones pren@. puebo too exprsaa ell d@eo de qe Ia soereu ee" N" u" :"
IPero eGe so as fen larealdadY lseran exactash las probabldadesQ que anotas La 20
t@ de Ia guerra n Sc hatrdn enHbado d@ws de impantadas las ac9ales hyesG En-
sur Cml la soudon que ell pueblo deP Puerto Rico prderra onsderando comoa
meor para Ms mtee@sy para la eicidad de este pasY u 4 - .oh;.n4s nn io
Este es 10 que LA Correspondence Sc popuep reguntrr a los haon ane @9 W I im'
yl obNto les on@e una 'votsd6n Pebhdtana' POI medic de "a cualm anlhe"enh pre-
mente su opinion. $50 uauu xo,,,+.dd o
Pr vrud de Ia guerrah tpano americana y atmdiendo los dereeh@ y " mntad de
tds, So son las sducioms qe, de acusdo los puebos note-amercano y uerorrqu
no. pidi@a dawea nu@ro probema. Eass ouconesy sq d@arrr004o Sol IN CON ono az Al j.
l@ TERRITORIO De LA UNION NUFRIE-AM R6RlC oE ana
C Cd entire dares ei G %asesm6e y al aS ma f o pmmer az m1 a bs ppte de los Etados Umdos, u
2@ INDEPENDENCE. Ell oongrso de los Eaados Unidos declare Y
Per oEicoe su una nacon Independence como la Bad de Cuba, reiene ceros mgafes para
nod de- suategha que los puerordquenos lie eeden a y e nMeg1 aae eS% u ara Vu00"" o
conoced los uerorqueno ell "deechoM pebscton n asapaete~ np ma ao6emaaar
epubncano bcame ipermto Conseya la intervention ep@ seenaf9a"a BOZ pa IN gore g"pa naH
la resolution de eaa dsyunuva: hrWor@ oandqmdenaG C NPmasa % T Can"T@aSl dc los
pu@toriqueno, pr medic lie VI pebhSito dra EQUALS ducion prenNh ehy 81 o1m =" U'
ETados Unidos 81 acpta 6 nc, Puerto coen tderachn. soUaon "'0Hh"
40 COLONIAL. FL s@uoquo con mas men~ varantes sin deoaracnono e
.terrtoro", nj de" Independently nj dec udadams deerminada nj de d@ec"0p ~0"@r~.
IS CONFEDERACIoN ANTILLANA. Reoonoeia la inaspsn
la Iaa,e a, Ia Intervention ipomaucad lei gooerno americana, gesdonara
10 confederation con otas antQas Seduction dehntIva.
Ahoa bien: :. oonvenoidos de Tue este asunto in@resa al pueblo .pueroriqueno;
conveneidos de ques ugetos q vdacione tos puntos ell resutado zinc absoutamente exac-
to- puede ser my arroximadoa la reahdad; convencidos de u tene mucho iMers ell
t. Ell vote deec omdgnarS IN ell tailor gu ell pea6dco pubroa, hadendou a cruz
en- la casna correspondence Ia soluGonq que ada votane d@ee Enendiendos que u
90 LIZ votac6u empMardd sababo % de Febrero de 1908 durar4 60 dls
cado Dor tres dhs consecuhvos2 30 go de- ml y l de Mayo de 1903
a.. N 10 es nec@aroq que los voantesf rmen lost ones a menos que expresamente
deeen hacelo.
So. Podan eSibhse observations en- ell espado dstnadoa clio en- ell talon pMo
n seAn p1oicadas aquelas que 10 sean pertlenesy anomalies.
Correspondence dc Puerto-Rioo' [4 Allen Street San Juan, P R en- donde Sc om@a
noad lei voo.
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LEGO a Ponce

De Liverpool y escslsa vspor eg.
padol eMariap 4 Fritzs L7ndt y Ca.
CON 10 siguiente:
Morales y Ca. 400 f los tasaio.
Blasini y Hmns. Z fdos ST ynte,
Cosio y Pcjols 30 CT machates 1913
azaaas, 5 bles vino, 8 CT embutidos
p. Bastard y Co. 10 CT chocolate,
2 CT conservas.
Oliver. Puents , ca. 100 CT sar-
dinas.
Sucesores de Mayol Hermanos y
Go. | OF teiidos, Is feds Or yute, II
idem idem iaem, 200 frds tassio, so
Atados hero.
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UN PROCESAD0
QUE OONFIESA
Su culpa por escrlto en-
U T U A D O
(De maestro c~ovresponsoD

Mario Ella aldo nombrado Off
cial de SanidAa Auxiliar, de eStA 10.
calidad, ell doctor don Alfonso Pa
nisgua que tomar6 possession de au
cal 6 j en- el diade hoy.
El Juzgado de PSF he instruido
causa contra ell individuo Manuel
Nj. Porrats, por allauamiento de
morada con abuse de fae1Zs y q no.
faa Avar 2 sdaa de Ia noche.
Para justificAr el delito, one IN 10
eat& por testigos fehacientes, exls.
ten documentoa egcritos por el pro-
cesAdo que Sc declare lcnlpAble y
pide destruyan 6 retiren ID denun-
Cia
varias Exposiciones ell Ron viejo de
Ia central BiAnchi, que vende en-
au acralitado estAblecimiento de IL
cores, maestro amigo don Jaan An
tonic PesAnte.
La e studiAntina del "Cfrculo" es'
tk ensayando an bonito prcgrama
para 10 fiesta del is. Todos son m
tistas es~tuaiosos, que llegarAn en- su
arts, do de sc propongan.
Entre las casas recien pintadas
descuells, por su bcpito aspecto, la
casa solariega de don jose Antonio
CabOllerO.
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Rs afAmado ytiene medallss de
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Ha regresado de an exeursi61 4,
por vArios puebIos de 10 Isla, nues-
tro amigo don Vicente Urrutia.
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Estk enfermo nm nifio de maestro
amigo don Pedro Roms guerra.

He sido nombrado cabo de 10 Pc
nciA InsulAr do este puesto, eli cabo
PAdro, que VI estuvo aqpf, durante
oil perioao eleccionario.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-01-06

of price A thorough Investigation has
shown us that there is plenty of coal
for all and that it can be placed in the
Chicago market on short notice. We
have learned, however, that the opera
tors are using the anthracite strike OF
last summer and hampered railroad ia
cilities as q pretext for robbing con-
sumers, abrogating contracts if pos
sible and even 'scalping' some of their
best patrons.
I'VE can submit evidence to show
that contracts providing for steam
coal at S1.10 to s1.9S ton have been
lodged and then other dealers have
offered to supply the manufacturer
with all he wanted of the same grade
of coal as the contract called for if he
would pay $3.50 to 5.s5 ton. At some
plants this might make a difference of
$1,000 day in the price Of the fuel
used. Manufacturers have received
these offers of coal at an advanced
price from men whom they never
heard of before as being in the coal
business. 1t looks like collusion.'
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-01-06

tious grounds, and to great suffering at
the hands of their fellow citizens.
I'VE beseech you, therefore, IN the
name of God, and of the rights of Chris
tian conscience. and of heretofore we'll
known principles of American and
English liberty, to do all in your power
to defeat the said bill. And if the house
bill may not be defeated, we beg you,
by all means to have an exemption
clause inserted. excusing members of
the Society of Friends and of other re-
ligious organizations and citizens ,hold-
ing conscientious scruples against all
warfare and all military service.
Thanking you heartily for your noble
purposes and efficient service in every
good cause we are respectfully yours.
Senator Allison finds, upon eXamina-
ton of the law, that the proposed bill
simply re-afiirms the old militia law so
far as it appertains to exemptions and
specifications. This law states in sub
stance that all able bodied citizens of
the United States may be called upon
to do military duty in the militia ex-
cept in cases where exemptions had
been provided for under state laws.
1t appears, therefore, that the matter
is one for state. rather than national
consideration. from this point of view.
If the state legislature of Iowa shall be
disposed to enact an exempting law,
relieving those entertaining conscien-
tious scruples against all forms of mill
tary service, then they would be ex-
empt under the proposed militia bill,
should 1t become a law, and OF course if
1t does not pass the senate then the ex-
listing law, which in respect to exemp-s
tons is similar to the proposed law,
still remains in force.
FRANK j. STILLMAN.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-01-06
OPERATORS RAISE COAL PRICE.
Claim Made That II Is TO Prevent Deal
Nuerc%noLior

ers Overstockine.
Scranton, Pa, Jan. 6.-Following the
lead of the Lehigh Valley, the Jersey
Central and the Reading companies, the
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western
mand of it's contract shippers to sus-
pend the $685. per cent contract until
the circular and actual market prices
again conform.
Only about half of the independent
operators are selling under the 65-35
contract. They have had to be content
with IS per cent of So on big sizes and
the same per cent IF 1915 on small
isles, the arbitrary figure fixed by the
carriers for coal at tidewater.
The independents who were not UNI
der contract terms have sold their coal
at the breaker for at least SIS a ton and
the purchaser looked after the freight.
The contract independents agreed
that it was unfair that they should be
bound by an arbitrary circular price
when they could get better prices, and
particularly when other independents
We're getting all that the law OF supply
and demand allows.
To generally discourage local con-
sumers from buying more coal than is
actually needed, an advance In price
was agreed upon, and today Scranton
people who want coal will have to pay
So a ton for the larger domestic sizes.
This Is a dollar ton more than 1t was
selling for last week. Under normal
conditions 1t sells here for $3.50 deliv-
cred
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-01-06
THE DAY BEFORE.
(For comma risnn)

Chicago, Jan. S.
iWheatNo 2 red. 1905; No. 8 red.
67@75: No. 2 hard, 71@73: No. hard.
66@72;i January, 7las; May opened at
74B M751s; highest, 75i4 @75ss; lowest,
TAN; closing at 75A 075ss.
Corn-No. 2, No. 2 white and No.
yellow, 45ls@46; No. 8, 41@411s; No. 3
yellow, 43G43h: January. 45ss; May
opened at 42A @43; highest, 1895; low
est, 42A; closing at i3A.
Oats-No. 2. 32@32ss: No. 8. 31is@32:
No. white, 34@36; No. white, $40
33; No. 4 white. 31Ms21s: standard, S3
.@34; January. 32m; May opened at
3sss @3s1s; highest. 347s; lowest, 1895;
closing at 34@341s.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-01-06

Honolulu, Jan. 6.--Bishop Gulstan r.
Ropert, head of the Roman Catholic
church In the Hawaiian islands, died
Sunday night. Bishop Ropert had been
i'll for some time and was in a dying
condition when the Pacific cable was
landed at Honolulu. One. of the first
messages sent over the new cable was
from Bishop Ropert, who realized then
that his end was approaching and who
sent message to the pope at Rome
asking for his blessing.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-01-06
Kansas City Livestock.

Kansas City, Jan. 6.
Cattle-Estimated receipts for today,
LOo0; steady to strong; native steers,
3.0o@6.o0; Texans and Indians, 5000
4.25; stockers and feeders, 3.O0@426;
calves, 2.25@6.50; western steers, 5000
5.25; cows, 1.75@3.25.
Hogs-Estimated receipts for today,
$4,000: strong to 71s higher; heavy, 6.35
@6.57ls: packers, 6.1o@6.40; medium
620@6.50; light, 5.9566.22h.
Sheep-Estimated receipts for today,
5000: strong; muttons, 3.oOD4. 10;
lambs 3.6o@5.45: range wethers, 5000
4.6C; lambs, 3.O0@4.2O.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-01-06
THE DAY BEFORE.
(For Comparison)

Chicago, Jan. 5.
Cattle-Estimated receipts for today,
$4,000: choice steady, others lower;
good to prime, 5.40@6.40; poor to medi-
UNI, 2.75M5 500; stockers, 2.00@4.4b;
cows. 1.50@4.60: Texans, $3.50 500.
Hogs-Estimated receipts for today,
$4,000; steady; mixed butchers, 5000
$40; good to choice heavy, 6.4o@6.60;
rough heavy, 6.1O@6S5: light, 500
sos; bulk of sales, 6.15@6.30.
Sheep-Estimated receipts for today.
10000; lower; S.25@5.60; lambs, 1000
$50.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-01-06
Chicago Live Stock.

Cattle-Estimated receipts for to-day,
1890; unchanged; good to prime, 5000
6.25; poor to medium. 5000 500; stock
ers. 2.00@4.5O; cows, 1.25@4.5O; Texans,
S.75M5.00.
Hogs-Estimated receipts for today,
$4,000: SOLO higher: mixed butchers,
6.10@6.40; good to choice heavy, 6.50@
GO; rough heavy. 6.20G6.45; light.
5.S0@SlO; bulk sales. 5.20M5.40.
Sheep-Estimated receipts for today,
$4,000; steady. 3.25@5.65; lambs,
4.0O@565.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-01-06
Attention. rouri.tsi

All points south are best reached
ola Cincinnati and the Queen & Cres-
cant Route, in connection with Southern
railway. For tourists guide, address
". "A. Becker, northern passenger
agent. 113 Adams street, Chicago. III,
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Steady Cables and Small Re.
ceipts were the Main Bull
Influences
HE WEATHER WAS FAVORABLE
Chicago Traders Were Buyers But
There Was No Support From Other
Sources and Prices sassed Off Early
Strong Cables and Smaller Receipts
Helped corn-cattIe Unchanged.

Chicago, Jan. 6.-There was only a
moderate trade in wheat at the opening
today. May started unchanged to a
shade higher at 75A@75ss to 1855.
Steady cables and small receipts Were
bull influences while the weather was
favorable for movements, but prospects
We're good for unfavorable weather in
the northwest. Local traders favored
the buying side, but support from other
sources was lacking and in consequence
May sold off to B@A. Receipts We're
fifty-six cars, one of contract.
During the greater part of the session
the market lacked any material sup
port and May sold off to 75@T55s, but
sellers We're strong at rs Of cent high
er to T5ssQ757s.
Strong cables and smaller receipts
than estimated caused a strong tone in
corn. May opened shade to Il high
er at 43ss to 43s@431s. There was a
good demand from provision interests
and for the export account and the
market held firm. Strength in January
was one of the principal bull factors.
Receipts were SIS cars, one of contract.
The close was strong. May A@as Of a
cent higher at 43la@iSss.
Quietness prevailed in trading in oats
and opening prices We're steady, May
unchanged to a shade higher at SAC
34M and S4h. Good cash demand and
smaller receipts than had been antici7
pated We're Strengthening factors. May
held steady around the opening figures.
Receipts were 306 cars.
Provisions opened strong on higher
prices for hogs, altho receipts at the
yards were liberal There was a good
demand from packers for May pro-
ducts and January was also in fair
demand.
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THE LIVESTOCK REVIEW.
Today's Cattle Trade Fair at Abo.
UNCHANGED Prices.

Chicago, Jan. -Cattle-Monday's
supply was very well taken, altho the
commoner cattle had to go dime
lower in many instances, and today's
trade was fair for Tuesday at generally
unchanged prices. Heavy, that are held
at high prices, sell less readily than
handy weights, offered at moderate fig
ures, suited for good dressed beef.
Hogs-There was an active demand,
with 1890 on sale. prices averaging
s higher.
Sheep-Trade3 was rather animated
today at steady prices.
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Chicago Grain.

Chicago, Jan. 6.
Wheat-No. 2 red, 70; No. 3 red, So
"a; No. ? hard. 7o@72; No. 8 hard. 67ls
OIL; January. 71ss; May opened 75A@
75Ss; highest, 75ss@75k; lowest, 700
755s: closing. 1884,
yellow, 461a; No. 8, 41@42; No. 8 yell
low. 1904; January Al: May opened
43@4a1s; highest, 1875; lowest, 4SA;
closing, 43M@43Ss.
oats-No. 2, s2k; No. 8, Big; No. 2
white, 34@3I; No. 5 white, 32k134;
No. 4 white, s1@32A: standard, $500
35; January, 321s; May opened. SAG
34B highest, sAlss;; lowest, s37s; clos
ing, 34M.
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Money Market.

New York, Jan. 6-Money, 6; prime
mercantile. s.; sterling barely steady,
4.S6.5O@ 4S6.62, demand 4.S3.50G4.S3.62,
sixty days.
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Chicago Produce.

Chicago Produce.
Chicago, Jan. s.
Probationary, 1920; May, 16.021a.
Lard-January, 9.s21s; May, 9.421a.
Ribs-January, s.47ls; May, S.671s.
Rye-May, 50a.
Barley-Cash, 40@5S.
Flax-1.14@1.21.
Timothy-4.25.
Clover-11.25.
Butter-Quiet, steady; creameries,
1S@2s; diaries, 17I25.
Eggs-Steady; %.
Poultry Steady to firm; turkeys, 10
OF; chickens, S@12.s.