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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-26

iPobre Cronje. Que odise,. nS
trfste la de este h6roe quisn la fata
lidad lleva de desassra en- desastre!
No parece sino que en- los .iempo
actuales egois'as, materislistss, ruti
nariop, no hay ambIsnte para las a.
mas de los heroes, para las almas d.
los grandes capitanes.
Cuando el aitio de Port Arthur
Ia fgura del general Stoessel SO des
TACO gigantesca, hermosa, epica, ro
deada de caflones, surgiendo ora en-
tre el humo de 10 p6lvora, ora entire
llamss de las bombas explosives que
caian a aus pies. Asf nos 10 presen.
tsba la imagination de los arti stas en-
las pinturas que del hsr6ico hombre
aparecfsn en- revistas y carteles.
lei sitlo de Port Arthur. Cast
sra comparable con ell sitio de lara
gozs, Fl alma latina del espaflol AL
varez de Toledo parecfa haberse fun
dido en- el alma eslava del moscovita
Stoessel. Y cay6 Port Arthur lafi.
gura de stoessel Sc engrandecl6 aun
mas despues de la caida.
Y cuando todos esperabamos que
los poetas cantaran gu hszafIa en- so.
noros versos y los escultores escul-
pieran su fgura en- ma -moles y bron-
css, Stoessel ca llev ado ante un con.
selo de guerra que le condena por CO.
barde, por haber rendido una plaza
en- la qne-seg1n dicen-abundaban
los cafiones y las balas y los vfveres
y los hombres.
Cuando Ia guerra dol Transvaal.
10 fgura del general Cronie adquiri6
preparedness verdader amente epicas.
81 KRUGER fue sl alma del pueblo boer,
Cropje fu6 el brazo que le conduio 4
10 victoria abatiendo mas de una vez
sl oIgullo miii!ar lie ia soberh d, n.
glaterra. Cada desastre del ejercito
ingles era una victoria para Cronie.
el generaisimo de los ejercitos in.
gleses, lord Robert, tuvo que ir al
Transvaal, y & pesar de sus amos, po-
nerse al frente de las tropas para . ba-
tir, con gu prestigio y con 81 tactIca,
al,rebslde boer. Y Cronje cay6 prisio
nero y los ingleses, dlspen.andole
igual honor que Napoleon |, 10 des-
terraron 4 una isla casi desierts. Y
allf estuvo Cronje hasta el termino de
10 guerra. Libre, pero sin patria, el
heros boer prefri6 psrsgrinar por tie,
rras extraflas, sntes que volver al sue.
10 nativo, humillado y pisoteado por
10 bota del canq Istsdor.
Y vino 4 America, no q Ia America
de alma latina quo aun vive de ssnti.
msntallsmos y romantIcos ensuefIos.
sino { Ia America del Norte, al paf,
de los Calfbanes, segdu Ia frase do
Pellsdan. Pens6 establecer una colo
mia boer ALA por Ell O.ste, p.ro no Sc
establecen colanias con laureles a.
uados en- los campos de batalla, sino
con dinero. Y Ctonie 70 sposefa un
dollar. Y aquf, donde &c forman aso
ciasone', para el meioramiento la
eelecci6n de la raza carina y hay hom.
bres one ga,tsn mlllsres de dollars
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-26
PR0CESO CELEBRt

Ha termin ado en- Turin ell ruidosi.
simo caso Murri- BonmsrtIni, que du-
raba cerca de tres amos.
Tulio Murri, diputado, su hernia.
na Linda, espssa del copde Bonmarti.
nj; Rosa Bonetti, ella de la con.
dssa; 81 doCtur NAidi, amigo de MurrI
yel doctor Sscchi, amigo de la conde
30, eran acussdoS de haber asesinadc
81 conds, uuos como sutores y osrou
como completes.
Todos fueron condenados y sen
sens'ados' hurri y el doctor Naldi
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-26

en- bibioiecss y obras de berefcencis
ell heros del Trsnsvaal no encontr
una mano protectora.
Y Cronie fmpez6 d vagar por Ne,
York, como IN so1ambulo, ccn su
frsndes ojos azules de mfrar profan
damente triste y su larga hlrsut
barba del pastor MontafIes, sin liza
mar la atsnci6n de nadle, como nj
fuera Ia de algunos pllluelos que .,
bnrlaron de el. Y como no tenia cor
que pagar el boarding house" Ii
lsnzaron & Ia calle medic muerto d,
hambre J frfo, y quizas durmi6 algu-
ns noche sob"s los bancos dc "Uni6r
Square. , EDtonces cometi6 un acto pu.
nible; falsifico un cheek, y el heroe de-
Transvaal fue & Ia carcel; pero ell jue,
Sc mostr6 bsnevolo y su prisi6n durt
POGO.
Al salir de la carcsl SO le presentt
un Barnum de los que tanto abund an
en- este pals, y 10 contrat6 por cieu
dollars semanales para que en- un cir
CO de Coney Island representara Ia
sguerra boer,
ALI le VI este verano ~ que i'm
preston mas desastrosa cause en- mi
alma aquel sspectSculo. AL verle allf,
al frente de clncuenta beers, que tam
bien Sc batieran como 81 en- el Tran
vaal, remedando las hazaras librad as
por ellos en- los campos de la patris,
me pareci6 un heroe de opereta bufa
y casi llegue { sentir despreeio Dor
hombre que Sc exhibfa de squel modo,
entire perros sabios y elefantes, ridi-
culizando unas batallas que merecen
pasar q la historic. Y sinemb.rgo,
aqusl hombrs no era un clown, era un
dsrrotado de la vida, un riste que
amasaba con lsgrimas del coraz6n 81
pedazo de pan que habia dc llevarse
a la boca.
Pero el espectaculo no atrajo pd.
blico suhciente y la empresa Sc decla-
ro en- bancarrota, y ell pobre Cronjs,
despues de exhibirse como un bicho
raro, no cobr6 aus Glen dollars Sc.
mana'es y hoy acude q los tribunales
demandando q unos empresarios que
So han evaporado como oil hume.
Y vuelta q vagar por las GALES do
New York ain hogar, sin abrigc, y 81
no Sc suicida, proba blemente caera
muerto de hambre y frfo, en- una no.
che del invierno que va Sc apro1ima,
sobre el barrie y Ia nieve de las ca.
lies.
Y no hallari protection, no la
halo cuando vino porque los ameri.
canos temieron disgustar 4 los ingle-
ses tendi6ndole Ia mano al hombre
que les habia hecho derramar su san
gre So orc en- los campos del Trans
vaal.
\ sea usted heroe para ESQ; y
derrame su sapgre por la patria para
despu6s mendigsr un pedazo de pan
en- plsyss eXtranjeras!
iTriste odisea la de ests heroe, la
de este derrotado de la vida
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-26

LOS PIANOS que Aaa sobrssa.
lido en- Sstos Gltinos cinco axos Dor
esta raE6n los reconsndados Dor los
profesorss de mdsisa de mas prsstIKio
en- la isla, son los de Ia f brisa Kohlsr
& Campbell, de New York, de Ia cual
es agsnte en- San Juan A. s. BeAval,
Apsrtado 81, y & quisn pusds usted
dirigirss para mejores informes,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-26

al Jeuz deinStrucci6n de Lodtz, res
pectivsmente.
dPara que seguir? La dnica sec
ei6n que queda libre de Ia censura, ei
10 relativa al eItado atmosferico. SHa
bra en- PoloniA Quisn sigs leyendo pc
ri6dicosg
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-26

treinta amos de conf1 amiento solits.
rio y dieI de vigilancis Kubernaliva,
que es 10 psna naxima; Ia condesa
Linda J el docto Secci & diez amos de
prisl6n J la doncella q siete.
Sc apslarG de las sentenclas, que
el pdblico considera demasIado ssye-
ras.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-26
La RAzA LATINA
Temores de Lombroso sobre
la actitud Fr,ncia con Ias
matanzds de Russia.
PRESAGlOS TRlSTeS
La rep1bllca ha enterrado en-
corto numero de amos mas
de 100000 soldados.

Ell sefi9r Hsrmide, corresponse
de Ella Discusi6rs de Ia Habana O.
Pstersburgo Russia, escribs 10 siguien
te a su perlodco con motive de vi
artfculo de L .mbrt so publicado 9,
Roma. -
Gel artfculo es una censura pla1si
bic Francia por NJ acti.ud de iLdife
rsncia y hssta de sprobacl6n tacita J
cruel ante las matsnzas que diaria
mente ejecutan aquf On Petersburgo
en- Varsovis y otras ciudades rus az y
polacas. los soldados del Czar.
Sef1alass como un deshonor para
10 Rep1blica francesa que en- Paris
funcione libre independientemert t, la
polisfa rusa, ALI establscida con la
misma <sans facop, que si SO h allase
en- esta capital de la Russia.
Los policfas rusos en- Paris gozan
de todo fuero y cometen de.manea Gus
si opsrasen sobre suelo ruso.
Y ESQ 10 aprueba con su dssprecio
q toda queja ell ministsrio que gobier-
ma la Francta a nombre de ~ sistema q
que Sc dice dsmocratlco y republica-
no.
Los rusos que emigran tendran
que agradecerles q los Lombrosos oil
ssrvicio que ACADIA de hscerles, recla-
mando para ellos 4 la Francia ell cum.
plimiepto do sus deberes de humani.
dad.
Es deprimente para la Rep1blica
franoeia que los rusos y los polacos
hallen hospitalidad y seguridades per-
sonales en- la monarquica Italia, en- 10
monarquica Belgica, on la monarquica
Espafia, que no hallan en- Ia republi-
cana Francia.
ESQ, ademas de cruel es torpe, Dor
que el Czarismo, a pesar de Ia allan.
10 psrjedicisl al boisiilo frances, hs-
llase ein1tilmente inclinado al smpera.
dor aleman, qui.n por 10 mismo quo
es solieitado, muestrs visible despre.
clio por ell vencido Nicolas, al oual
Guillermo desea yer en- estado de ab.
soluto vencim ento y dc estrema hunt
llaci6n.
Esa y no ctra es la realidad 4 De-
sar de los amasijos mentirosos hechos
por ciertss agenciss telegradcss que
combinan regocios bursatiles en- Paris
y en- New York
Todo ESQ no hs podido Impedir
que el nuevo empreslito iapon6s haya
sido suscripto por los mas fuertes ban
queros de Berlin.
Estudia tambieu L0mhroso en- gu
artfculo la polftica colonial de la re-
pdblica frances y Sc cupa del novf.
simo libro de Hess titulado <La YER.
dad sobre Argelia.,
Resulta que la R-pdb'ica hs en.e-
rrado en- colt to ndmero de amos mas de
trescieptos mil soldados en- un pats
donde el el'manto mayor de poblaci6n
es malto.his auo... y donde la deuda
htpotecsria ha producido la quiebra
de Ia production privads
Results que Francia ha fomentado
una colonis de cuatro millones de ha.
bitantes de los que tres y medic son
enemigos de Francia, tan odiada en-
Argel por ell moro como por ell es-
pafol.
Resulta de Hess y de Lombroso
que los frapceses trstan de modo tan
brutal, con latigo, hero y otros mo-
dos iuhumsnos, a los moros y & los es.
pafioles. como estos trstab ban & los
chinos en- la que fue colonia hispana
y hoy es 10 humsnitarfsima Republics
de Cuba,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-10-03
Burned bv Gasoline.

Edward Osgood and P. F. Yount,
employed in the Santa Fe roundhouse
NJ Arkansas City, arrived in Topeka
for the purpose Of being treated a,
he ccmpany's hospital for severe
burns they received through the ex-
Dlosion Of some gasoline on Monday.
Yount, Osgood and Charles Robinson
we're working with an apparatus that
is used in setting Tires on locomotive
drive wheels. This apparatus heats
the tires so that they can be put on
and taken off, and the heat is furnish.
ed by ignited gasoline which flows
through a small feed pipe from an
overhead tank. While the men were
working the blaze went out and when
Yount tried 10 light 1t with a torch
there was something like an explo-
sion in the pipe. Blazing gasoline
flew around and Osgood and Yount
got more than their share of it. Both
men were burned severely about the
hands and arms and their injuries
were such that it was thought best
for them to go to Topeka for tretmen,.
Robinson was only slightly burned
Topeka Journal.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-10-03
A ,I-icy. Defense.

According to the Osborne Farmer a
rather remarkable defense has been
put IN bv The Missouri Pacific rail-
road for the killing of Kid Sizemore a,
Kirwin last winter. for which the
railroad has been sued for $4,000
damages. Sizemore was walking
along the right Of way Of the Missouri
Pacific and about six feet from the
track. The engine not following its
rNyal o%ccnnation lef, the track and
ranNver him. The defense of the
railwav -eplnanv In the suit Is that
the ties were rotten: the iron rails
worn out: the railroad generally
sneakiug was absolutely unsafe. that
II was dangerous TO ride upon their
trains or 10 be uuon their right "
way while their trains were IN mo
ten: that all of these facts were well
known TO the deceased: hence they
say II was contributorv negligence on
the part of the deceased. and II Is
generally believed the railroad com
pony can prove these allegations.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-10-03
UNUSUAL
PROCEEDINGS

The counsel for Tom 8. Hubbell,
now in the Bernalillo county jail for
contempt of court, and who will be
taken before Judge Mills in Ration to-
morrow on a writ of habeas corpus.
have not been idle during the past
week. In fact, they eel to have
been very busy, and their activity has
by no means been confined to Albu-
querque. In addition to the action be
fore Judge Mills, which was institute
cd by E. w. Dobson Friday, a previ-
Gus action had been instituted before
Judge Mann of the Sixth judicial dis
,rict. by W. B. Childers chief counsel
for Hubbell.
This action had not been generally
known in Albuquerque. as the absence
Of Mr.. Childers had been repnted to
be on business before the Third dis
trict court at Las Cruces. 1t now be-
comes known. however, that Mr..
Childers did not stop al Las Cruces
for long, but that he hurried on to
Alamogordo, where Judge Mann was
holding court, Immediately after
Judge Abbott's decision vas annOunc-
ed. recognizing Armijo as sheriff. and
there demanded a writ Of prohibition
against Judge Abbott. upon the ground
of lack Of jurisdiction.
The petition for a writ OF prohibi-
ton is unusual and has been rare In
the history of the courts Of New Mex
leo. II is simply a demand that one
Judge deny the right Of another OF
equal rank. to take certain judicial ac-
ton. In this case of the petition was
for a writ to restrain Judge Abbott
from recognizing the commission OF
the governor to Armijo. as prima IA
Gle evidence of his right to the Of
flee pending the decision OF the case
uror It's merits, and the ruling OF a
higher court upon the right Of the gov
ernor to remove. II Is worthy Of note
that Judge Mann. although the case
was heard on Thursday, has not yet
given a decision.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-10-03
Iersex central,s Statement.

jersey central's statement for the
year which ended June 50 showed
gross earnings Of Sal .e76.0O0. against
s2o.73 900 the previous year. Over
s1.0eo.e0 more was devoted 20 inn
provements in 1905 than in 1904, so
tint The surplus after meotinc all fix.
ed charges was s2.234,000 this year.
against s2,6G1 900 last year. There
remained a surplus Of $141, 900 after
the dividend was paid.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-10-03

0. c. Taylor from the Mimbres is
shipping fruit to other stations.
Deming is bound to become a great
shipping point in the southwest.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-10-03

]. J. Essary, who recently leased
the Cal Baker livery stable in Dem.
ing, will open a blacksmith shop in
connection with the livery business.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-29
Total receipts ..... "a
The disposition OF the days receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num-
Totals

CATTLE-There was light run of cattle
here today, even for Friday, only about
th1rty-seven cars being on sale. THESE re-
ceipts fall short of last Friday by about
seventy cars and show a decrease of forty
three cars as compared with tie same day
last year The quality of the receipts was
fairly. good and consisted almost entirely of
corn fed cattle.
owing to the light receipts, sellers had the
advantage and there was a better demand
than there has been for several days.
Buyers wanted the cattle and there was
considerable activity to the trade. On the
general run of steers the market was strong
to loo higher with the commoner kinds
ruling about steady, There Is a better out
look for beef and packers were better buy
ers than they have been for several days.
Buyers picked up the cattle right along
and a clearance was made In good season.
There was only small supply OF cows
and helfers here and this accounted mostly
for the activity displayed Buyers evidently
wanted supplies and went right after the
cattle. There were few, II any, grass cows
offered, the stuff being mostly corn feds.
Statesmen found little difficulty in disposing
OF their holdings at prices steady to
stronger, and the cattle were picked up
early.
Bulls, veal calves and stays were in about
the same notches as yesterday, the market
being Just about steady, although feeder
bulls may have been little stronger.
StockeTs and feeders were In good demand
and fully steady although the common
kinds as has been the case for several
days, were slow to move at the prices.
Representative sales:
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-29
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the TradiaE and Closing
Prices on Board of Trade.


CHICAGO. July GA weak market here
today resulted from profit-taking following
reports Of excellent condition OF winter winter
delivery was OF 1hd1%c Corn is down NC.
Oats show a loss OF Nc. Provisions are
The wheat market was rather weak from
the start, initial quotations on September
being shade higher to lsu1tc lower at 1914
dS7c. One factor that contributed to bear
ish sentiment was an increase in local re-
ceipts, arrivals here today being PSI cars, OF
which % cars were Of contract grade
Under general selling September went on TO
b614c. Sentiment then became bullish for
time and prices made fair recovery, sep
tember advancing to s'3sc. The CHIEF rea-
son for the upturn was a report made by a
Minneapolis crop expert regarding damage
thority summed up the situation by stating
that the crop in the rust afflicted districts
Is already reduced one-half both in quality
and yield Reports from other sources,
for the new crop. The market soon expert
eDced a sharp break and for the remainder
OF the session extreme weakness prevailed.
Additional reason for the weakness was
the liberal movement, primary receipts
being ,239 900 bushels, compared with 693, 900
a year ago. The market closed at the low.
est point OF the day, with September at
S5&c. Clearances of wheat and flour were
equal to 300 bushels Exports for the
TO $4,000 bushels Minneapolis, Duluth and
Chicago reported receipts OF i26 cars
against III last week and 20 a year ago.
EACtllenI crop prospects Cduseu HtdN y
selling OF corn resulting In a weak market
Lower prices at Liverpool aided the bears.
The market closed weak, with prices at the
lowest point. September opened %dhc
lower at 52izd624Sc, sold between 52ha5So
and closed at 52hc. Local receipts were 26C
cars, with Ga of contract grade.
The oats market was Influenced to a
great extent by the weakness OF corn and
wheat. Another factor, however, that had
a weakening effect was an unexpected In
crease in local receipts The close we s al
| the lowest point of the session. September
| opened &c lower at 2SAc, sold between Csc
| were 1926 cars
| Provisions were steady on fair demand
| from packers. The demand was chiefly for
! lard and ribs. Most OF the selling was by
| longs At the close September pork was
| unchanged at S19i5 Lard was off PIC al
| S.271z. Ribs were up 21aG5c to s.gh,
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat
2G cars; corn, 30 cars; oats, 1888 cars; hogs
Il, 900 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-29

KANSAS CITY, MO, July 2s--CATTLE-
Receipts, 1900 head. including 1000 south
erns; market steady; choice export and
dressed beef steers S5OOqS6O fair to good,
AOOq490; western fed steers, S.75go.25;
steers, 81 COCA So southern cows, S2.OOQ3 so;
native cows, $2.0Od425; native helfers, $500
q5.00; bulls. $2.0Oq850; calves. $S50d5.75.
HOGS-Receipts, 5000 head: market so
TIC lower; top 1915 bulk of sales, 1856
$50; heavy, S5.55d5 60; packers, $5.6jq5 IS;
pigs and light, $5.55d67b
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recelpts. 5000
head; market steady; native lambs, $500
q6l5; western fed lambs S5.0Od6l6; ewes
and yearlings, A00d5. rs; Texas clipped
yearlings, .25; Texas clipped sheep,
A00G4.75; stockers and feeders, SS.506p4 g.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-29
stock in sight,
Metal Mnrket.

NEW YORK. July 2.-METALs-There
was speculative realizing in the London tin
market and prices were again lower. with
spot quoted at Els and futures at si47 los.
Locally the market was easy a $32 55GR32 S.
Copper was higher at e6S for spot and
e6S 3s Sd in London for futures, but with
out further change. London and electro
lytlc are quoted at $15.121kg1537h and cast
Ing at $481hQl5O0 Lead was a shade
lower at el3 It's Cd in London, but remained
steady in the local market closing at "a. GOA
40 Spelter closed at e24 in London, an
advance OF about % Cd. but remained quiet
unchanged at 49s I'd In Glasgow, but about
I'D lower at 46s Cd In Middlesborough Lo-
cally the situation was without change No.
foundry northern is quoted at SIC. s56ii7 90;
No. foundry northern, SIS. 756I16 so; No.
foundry southern, Sl5.75d16.75; No. foundry
southern, SIS. 75d16. &.
ST. LOUIS, July 2s.-METALs-Lead
Arm, $500, Speter, steady, $40
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-29
Quotations OF the Day On Various
Commodities.

Commodities.
NEW YORK, July &.-FLOUR-Receipts
sssS Seis exports, $tSs 6bls sales $50
1856 bills; exports, 2.055 bills. sales, $500
pkgs. market quiet and unchanged; winter
AS; Minnesota patents, s5.50a6O0i winter
extra, SS.1OaS.65i Minnesota bakers, 50. 100
nour, steady; sales, 400 bbls; fair to good.
tL25a46O choice TO fancy. SL6Oq4E5.
.cQRNMEAL--steady; white and yellow,
BARI.EY-Nominali feeding. 4stsc, c. 4. T.,
New York; mailing, 46ab2c, c. l, T.. Buffalo.
RYE-,Duli; No, 2 western, 75iEc, asked,
wH'FAT~Receipts 2a.oOo bu.; spot n 10 -,et
easy; No. 2 red, nominal elevator No 9
bSt6 sii o. S'I Saoa 10 No no. nor ffn
lions opening weaker on better northeast
weather news hardened on a renewal OF
bullish rust and other crop news. Weakness
Saie ss2PS again ui II the last hour under
&c net loss, July being the weakest, May,
s27sAtSysc, closed at s2sc; July, S91kd93lt c.
closed s9ltc; september, 50 lS-l6dS9l4c, closed
SsSe; December sii&QSsc. closed at slLc.
CORN-Recelpts, $3.50 bu.; exports, 1854
bu.; sales $1,000 bu.; futures. S0.O0O spot;
&c T. O. b. afoat No. yellow yell We sie; No. n
white. dAo. option market was more ac-
tSS ana weaker owing Wing % good weather
NC net lower. July closed at 61IAc; Sep
TENDER, 59405Slse, closed at 5s9se.
OATS-Receipts 10, 800 bu. exports 465
bu.; spot market easy; mixed oats, Is TO 3.
pounds. AlfS4iAc; natural white, so 70 g
pounds, s6qs7lsel clipped white IS 70 4
pounds, 3SGpnc.
FEED-Suiet; spring bran. a7S; july
shipment middhng, $3.50.
HAY-Qpiet; shipping. SO965c; good to
choice, 75dSOc.
HoPs-Firm; common to choice, 22a24o
olds. lOQ12c. Pacific coast, 1904 CROP 22d
Nc l00S crop, lSQ9oc; Odds. 106l2c.
HIDES-Quiet. Galveston, 20 to Is lbs
Sc Texas dry, q 10 50 lbs, 1Sikc.
LEATH ER-Steady; acid. 24d26c.
TALLOW-Firm; city, 4iafi4Ac. -
lPROVISIONS-Beef steady; family, Sll b
Ql2OO; mess. s9.5OG10.OO. Beef hams, S2i.O
9z2.5o; packet, Si0.50Gll.O0: city extra India
mess. N9.0OG2O0o Cut meats, steady; pick
S5b0Q6O0; picked hams $40. 50dlI0O. Lard
frm; western steamed. T35; refined
$40 compound tS5457A P0rk. nrmi
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-29

family. Sl55oqlsoo; short clear. s1SWdis so;
mess, N3.75d1A7a
POTATOEs-Firm; southern, NOO61.5
RICE-Firm: domestic fair to extra, 51l9
blhC; Japan, nominal.
BUTTER-Steady; creameries, lGlf62Oc;
diaries, 15ihG1Sc.
EGGs-Firm; at mark, cases included,
121kd15c.
CHEESE-Firm; daisies, li6llhc; twins,
10hd103kc Young Americas, ud1lkc.
POULTRY-Live, steady; turkeys, l4a15c,
chickens, i2c; springs, l5c.
Chicago Receipts--Wheat. 26i cars; corn,
$50 cars; oats, S25 cars; cattle, 5000 head
hogs, 1900 head. Estimated tomorrow:
Wheat 297 cars; corn, 30 cars oats, SSs
cars; hogs a. 900 head.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-29
Cotton Market.

NEW YORK, July q. - COTTON - Spot
closed quiet; middling uplands, ll.O6c; mid
ding gulf, i130c. Sales. 400 bales
ST LOUIS, July B.-COTTON-Stead
middling, l07kc. Sales, none, receipts, 100
bales.
LIVERPOOL. July 2s.-COTToN-spot, in
moderate demand, prices 8 to polhts
middlng SID; middling SOL low mid
ding, 5s5d; good ordinary, Bod; ordinary,
5.5ld. The sales Of the day were 5000
and export and included s. 200 Americans.
Receipts, % 100 bales all American.
Easy; sales, $50 bales: ordinary, l5-l6d
good ordinary, SAC; low middling lOc; mid
ding. 1O5sc; good middling 10 l5-l6c; mid
ding fair, me. Receipts. 2,e5; stock,
90 24 bales.