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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-04
DESDE ITALIA

N0Ild, ~ uC JullOs
Ha sido arrestado en- Milan cierto
individuo llamado Eurico Cotti, ex-
cajero de la Compai1la de Edison en-
aquella ciudad. Sc le acusa de haber
desfalcado $24o 900 la comps Mia,
suma que. perdio en- especulaciones,
siendo probable que Sc verifquen otros
arrestos. AL saberse 10 ocurrido, las
acciones de la compaf1ia bajsron IS
frances en- la Bolsa de Milan.
-Ha sido preso en- Turin an tai
Dinoriff. quien Sc acusa de haber
asesinado recientemeute en- Mia,
Francia, la sef1ora Flores, y robSdo-
la $40. 900.
--Circula Ell rumor en- circulos par
lamentsrios de que ell gobierno turco
ha ofrecido Italia la administration
del puerto y aduana de Tripoli. Ell
sefior Majorana. ininistro de Hacien-
da, dispone TN viaje por el Mediterra-
neo 4 Tripoli y Tdnez, y Ell ministro
de Relaci mes Exteriores, sefior Tit
toni, conferenciara mas tarde en- Paris
con NJ. Rouvier acerca del asunto.
La prensa exta dando suma i'm
portancia 4 los s1ntomas de reconci-
liaci6n entire el Vaticano y el Quiri-
nal. Ell mas lmportante de estoS
sintonas es la vista del cardenal Pris.
CO. arzobispo de Napoles, considerable
como ultra irreconciliable, al duque de
Aosta (hijo mayor del 6nado ex-Rey
Don Amaoeo) en- Capodimonte, y de-
vuelta por el duque mas tarde Official
mente. Sigue en- Importance Ia visi-
ia de monsefior Sebastiani, nuncio pom
tifcio en- la Argentina. al duque de
Udine, hiJo del duqre de Geneva, y
primo del Victor Manuel. q bordo del
crucero "Calabria" (de que el duque de
Udime es comandante) en- Ell puerto de
Buenos Aires, tambien dcvuelta Of
cialmente. Ell cardenal Frisco llev6
al duque de Aosta una carta aut6grafa
del Papa, y el duque invite al cardenal
su palacio de Capodimonte para que
fuese a con6rmar sus hijos Entien-
desc que el Papa deseaba veranear en-
Castel Gandolfo y no 10 hizo por opo-
nerse la mayoria de los cardenales;
creyendo ellos que era apartarse de-
masiado de Ia situacion eli que sc ha-
liza el Vaticano desde 1870.
En- Forno, pequefia ciudad de TIA
liza central. unos seis kilometres del
Adriatico, ocurri6 una gran desgracia
el domingo IS. Deciase la misa en- la
capilla del Hospicio de Expositos. la
cual estaba llena de gente, cuando Sc
desplomo la cl1pula. aplastando 4 las
mujeres que estaban mas inmediatas
al altar. En- seguida Sc cay6 hacia
dentro toda la pared de la derecha, y
con ella Ell techo de la capilla. Pere-
cieron I6 mujeres y 50 nif1os y nifias,
y solo IL niflas quedaron iesas:
"A despecho de todas las negatives,
persisten los rumores de que e Papa
intenta pasar alg1n tempo en- Castel
Gandolfo. La rszon de esta inslsten-
cia sc halla en- que las reparaciones
que Sc hacen en- aquella abadia, osten-
siblemente para recibir al cardepal
Merry del Val, indican por su magni-
tud que son para alguien de mas ca
tegoria. Ell calor excessive causa MT
cho sufrimiento Su Santidad.
En- Portici. lugar a la moda sobre
la bahia de Napoles, Sc perpetro un
atentado contra la vida del almirante
Mirabello, hermano del ninistro de
Marina. La esposa del almirante fue
herida de gravedad, tratando de de-
fender a su esposo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-04

los t-ata con la aplicaci6n y ell buen
sentido que despleg6 en- el ministerio
de la Guerra, su gesti6n dara resulia-
dos laudables.
Uno de esos asuntos es la reforma
del personal consular Esta es la uni
ca de las grandes naciones en-. que no
hay un cuerpo consular tecnico, de ca
rrera organizada. independents de los
partidos polfticos, y 10 esta necesitando
mas cada dfa, asi por motives politicos
como por motives economjcos.
Hay, apesar de ser malo el sistema
|alguuos consules celosos E instruidos
pero, los mas, son de calidad inferior.
Entire los que saben su oicio fgu-
ra Mr.. G. A. Chamberlain, que ha sido
vice-c6nsul en- Rio Janeiro.
Cuapdo ocupaba aquel puesto, en-
vi6Ga Ia Secretaria de Estados con-
cienzudos informes comerciales.
En- ell tiltimo ndmero de la "North
American Review ha publicado un
artfculo. en- el cual lamenta que los
exportadores americanos descuiden los
mercauos de Sur America.
Opina Mr.. Chamberlain que es un
error smpeharse en- conquistar los
mercados europeos con productos ma
nafacturados que van hacer la CON-
petencia les que allf Sc fabrican.
De ese empe6o, de esa "invasion
americana" 10 que ha salido ha sido Ia
hostilidad, que va "in crecendo". eu
Europa. hacia los Estados Unidos.
"Mientras alla-dice Mr.. Chamber
laip-estamos peleando por migajas.
nuestros rivales SO apoderan de las
grandes tajadas que hay en- la America
del Sur.
Y cita el ejemplo del Brasil que es
grafico. Ell Brasil coloca cerca del 50
por 100 de sus exportaciones en- los
Estados Unidos. los cuales vende ca.
da aiio de seis ocho millones de sa-
cos de cafe.
Este cafe 10 exportan casas alema-
mas; vienen los Estados Unidos en-
vapores alemanes, ingleses noruegos,
y es pagado por conducto de banque-
ros de Londres.
En- ell Brasil, los EstadoS Unidos
venden poco;y POGO, tambien en- el
resto de Sur America.
La causa de que los Estados Uniaos
NO conquisten aquellos mercados no es
segdn Mr.. Cha m berlain, otra que la
ignor ancia de los exportadores ameri-
canos, que no estadian geografia CO.
mercial y que no viajan, mientras los
ingleses y sobre todos los :alemanes,
exploran los paises mas remotos para
dar a conocer en- ellos sus productos
Los americanos aguardan que les
hagan pedidos y Sc contentan con dar
su agercia 4 una casa que ha recibi-
do sus circulares; los extranjeros en-
Wan representatives inteligentes y ac-
tivos que originan los pedidos.
. Este es uno de los temas favoritos
del "Sun", de Nusva York; Ell cual,
siempre que habla de aranceles y de
tratados de reciprocidad, repite que,
de NADIA sirven las ventajas aduaneraG.
ii no sc sabe sacar partido de elias.
Y es 10 curioso que ell americana
que tiene metodos tan ade lantados en-
su com-rcio interior, prescinda de
ellos en- su comercio exterior.
wA ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-04
Ell LCdO. BuStelO

Acompahado de su bella y gentil
esposa ha salido esta maf1ana para los
b, nos de Coamo. nuestro distinguido
amigo el Lcdo. don Miguel Bustelo.
Deseamosles gratas impresiones en-
|el pintoresco balneario.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-04
Certamen del Atene0
Puertorriqueifo
CONTESTACI6N 4 UN cUR1OsO

Ell acto de la distribution de pre-
mios correspondence al Certamen del
Ateneo, esta pendiente de la respuesta
que han de dar los Jurados nombrados
por el Ateneo de la Habana, para dis
cernir los premios de los trabajos 4
ellos sometidos: y, por tanto, dicho &C
to de adjudication de premios, no po-
dra celebrarse mientras no sc reciban
aquf los acuerdos de aquellos Jurados.
4
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-04
Distinguidos huespedes

Hemos tenido Ell gusto de saludar
en- San Juan, q nuestros amigos los
distinguidos abogados sehores De Die
60 y Santsni, que han venido 4 San
Juan para asistir 4 Ia Junta que tiene
en- estudio el bill de condados.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-04

Puerto Rico insertados por ell Eve
ming Star" revelan los conocimientos
y buenos del sefior Larrfnaga en- favor
de esta ISla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-04
LOS SuCES0S De la HaBaAA
MUERTE DEL VIGILANTE
RABASA.

En- las primeras horas de la mafiana
del dia 20 falleci6 en- Ia quinta Cova-
donga, el vigilante Rogelio Rabasa.
que fue herido mortalmente en- la CO.
lisi6n entire policfas y artilleros, ocu-
rrida Ell lunes liltimo. y de cuyo hecho
va tienen conocimisnto nuestros lee
torres.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-04
ECOS De CUBA

DETALLES DEL NOTIN EN- LA GALE DE
SAN ISIDRO. iHABLA Gel PAPA!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-04
Ell ENTIERRO
RUMORES

Tenemos noticias de que la segunda
y tercera compaf1fas de ar:illeros han
tenido sus altercados en- la Cabaaa,
con motive de los 1ltimos sucesos, y
que de esos aitercados resultaron al
gunos lesionaaos.
Tambien corri6 la noticia de que ell
viernes varios artilleros, vestidos de
paisanos y armados, habfan venido en-
grupo desde la Cabafia a esta ciudad.
Case de con6rmarse estos rumores,
considerariamos muy graves los he
chss referidos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-04
LA AUTOPSIA

Pocas horas despues fue conducido
ell cadaver al necrocnmio para practi-
earle la autopsia, y una vez terminada
esta operacion. fue conducido a la g:
estaci6n de Policia y colocado en- el
mismo sitio donde estuvo expuesto Ell
cadaver del vigilante Amparo Her
|n&ndez..
Mucho antes de que llegara Ell cada-
yer del vigilante Rabasa 4 la 20. es-
taci6n de Policia, Sc fueron recibiendo
en- aquella dependencia infnidad de
bouquets" de flores naturales y algu-
mas coronss, dedicadas por sus compa-
fieros y amigos.
Ell tendido es enteramente igua1 al
del vigilante Hernandez: ssrcofago ne
gro con adornos plateados.
Ell ENTIERRO
En- las primeras horas dc la malta
ma de hoy 81 seran conducidos al Ce-
menterio los restos de Rabasa.
Su cadaver sera acompafado q la
metropolis por una seccion de Ia poll
cia municipal.
Asistira adem&s Ia banda municipal;
y ell alcalde de la ciudad y los vigilan-
tes Y ofciales frances de servicios que
10 deseen.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1905-11-23

The villianous reports about
Judge Raymond that are being
published in the metropolitan
dailies can be traced tOthe gang
now in Washington from Musko-
gee. These reports bear false
hood on the face when they say
that all the lawyers and all the
people are against Raymond.
Only a few lawyers; the most of
them in Muskogee are againt
Raymond. OF course the Mus
kogee Bar Association, com
posed of just some of the law
yers of Muskogee arrogate to
themselves that they are the
lawyers Of the Western District
and the people as well, hence the
claim that all the lawyers and
people are against Raymond.
And again there are a num-
ber of colored lawyers in Mus
kOgeo and not one of them is or
can be a member of the Bar as
sociatiOn as it now stands. We
went there one day and the fel-
lows got nervous and passed
some d-n fool rule that an ap-
plicant, no matter if he is ad-
mitted'to practice must have a
recommendation from two
members before he could get in
and we saw no members pres
ent except lily white Republi-
cans and moss back Democrats
and hence our show was bad.
Prior to this the rule was pay
500, and we had the $500.
Great cusses this Mnskogee Bar
Association. ,,.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1905-11-23

The advice given our people
by Mr.. Washington will assist
materially in helping them save
their lands, build good homes,
and become up to-date farmers.
His trip to the Indian Territory
has been a profitable one to our
people.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1905-11-23

Ingraditude is the most heinous
crime known to man and there
are several cusses, white and
black, around this burg who
have large cbunks of that arti-
Gle. sticking all over their worth
less hide. Is it plain, cusses.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1905-11-23

The Slogan OF the Chronic
kickers at Washington is any
thing to beat Raymond. The
majority of these fellows are dis
gruntled lily white Republicans
and disgruntled Democrats and
few mug wumps thrown in for
good measure.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1905-11-23

The immoral teacher and inn
moral preacher received liquid
dose Of Pluto. The Cimeter has
been hammering on this class of
cusses for "A long time. Our ef-
fort is bearing fruit.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1905-11-23

f. /. Saddler, r. Z. McCabe.
G. w. F. Sauners, Judge Per-
kins and the other leaders of our
people in Oklahoma entertained
DIR. b. I. Washington at Guth.
RE last week.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1905-11-23

Women who loaf around
court houses and other public
places and who are continually
racing from town to town on
rail roads, are of no benefit to
the race, and using IA Western
phrase are not worth a tinkers'
d-n.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1905-11-23

Some of the pot house politi.
clans who at Washington fight
ing the appointment of Judge
Raymond will get their tail
feathers scorched before the
homeward journey and some la
ter one.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1905-11-23

Its Judge Raymond against
the field and we are still where
we We're ut the beginning. 1t
would be a calamity to crafty
the greed and thirst Of the polit-
ical misiits and buccaneers who
are clamoring for his defeat.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1905-11-23

Single statehool will make
the Indian Territory blossom as
Il rose and the people will de-
eide whether we shall have pro.
hibition or not. While we are
and has always been in favor of
the restriction of the sale of in
toXicants, still we think the ma :,
jority ST the people should have
IN opportunity to register their
vote and settle the question. s.N.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1905-11-23

The HGrip Sack" leader was
pinned TO the wall on the Goth.
DIR. Washington struck some of
our hoiDe talent squafe in the
center. ~, g..
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1905-11-23

The CIMETER will not be is
sued next week, because of
Thanksgiving our force desires
TO return thanks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-25
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.


e%tYo 1In' sailed steamer Umbria B, stephens,
London June 2s~ATrived. steamer Narragaasett BT'
A Eaos ssea for e EFfSdGe
a aGF B Bremen V (and proeeeded,
Southampton June 2aas2ileq steamer
vne er uns s3sailed steamer lady Br
Dunk PSo june s2saiied steamer d Gar
Fo7 Fiy5ut steamer GSso6 st Eo sh
southampton: American DUTCH. Markschiaeger' New
cesa s SgRs at Sss 5aTSG
av PeF5 5u Sa6? La e4ssogns {
tF SatH Lee BeTfe NeWYeTk PTns WilIern Dutch
Ny6oeT New-ySr via s9eanaTs eerania @
oub Pata gtaD Dan MqF Rl SsES GER
R0o1 R5P aS P0n
Ger Langreuter NewEork via southamptoR
antwerp June e 4a n D5Xs4 steamer Finland
aa sh sses f sea@sr DAM
NaDIes uns 2oMArriSed steamer Lombardia tIta).
Gibraltar June 24~Passed steamer Crosby Hall (srl.
from Calcutta and Colombo for Boston and New
Port said, June 24-Arrived steamer vandaa C3r).
Haase. New-York via Malta for Alden. Singapore.
Singapore 24ATrtvsd Prsyiopsy steamers ss
e6o@Po for Hong Azalea CF). Hen
derS9n for Manu- rdvos, steamer yeddo
GBrls Baird New-TOrlss via Sir. Singapore etS co-4r
tAust5. DescOvich. Trieste and Palermo for New
ST Thomas 24-sailed, steamer Korona G3r, Car
michael Qrom New-Yorkl. Barbados. etc, and Deme-
Tilt Cove June 21-saed. steamer Mascot Nor), Wang.
New-York.
New-York
Plymouth June "a GIG n-Arrived. steamer st Louis.
Jamison New-York for Cherbourg and Southampton
Dover June "a m-saiied. steamer Finland. Apfeld
from Antwerp. New-York - -
dane New-York Neville land sailed from latter
Cherbourg June "a $50 mSailed steamer NeW-York.
Roberts Southampton, NeV-Iork
Rotterdam June 24-Saed. steamer Statendam (Dutch
Roggeveen. New-York via Bouogne.
24-Passed steamer Caabra CBr cover
Naple Palermo for New-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-25
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New-York, Saturday, June "a, 1905.
ARRIVED

steamer Campania B PritchaTd Liverpool June oh y
and Queenstown IS TO Cunard SIS Co. Ito. with ~
cabin ana passengers, mails ana Nose Ar
steamer cons5elo obs watson Hull
% to Sanderson Son. with mdse. Arrived at the Bar
Steamer Neustria CD sagols Marseilles June Naples
ana St Mchaes Is. J " Eiwell & Co. with 5So steer
age paaes w ag Ger Bachman Hamburg S.
to Hamburg American Line with mdse' Arrived at
ste8pier Crostafels Ger MolIer Calcutta May j.
Colombo g. Said q Agiers 80 and Boston June 20
Funch. Edge Co. with mdse. Arrived at the D3l at
Steamer Craigrenad O) WEIGH. Cardenas June "A and
Caibarien 19 TO Winchester & Co. with sugar Ar
steamer San Marcos Risk Galveston June Il. to H
Mallory Co. with passengers and mdse Lett CuaraI-
Steamer ri Paso Patten New-orleans June 49, TO the
Southern Pacific Company, with rndse Iett ouaidHlHe
steamer Edda (NJor. MendelI Hillsboro. N s. 3 days
with plaster Tompkins Co; vessel to Bennett walsh
Steamer City of Askns, savannah June a. 70
the ocean Steamship Company, with passengers ana
rndse. Left Quarantine at $40 m . o 49, >.
steamer Richmond, Blake. Georgetown. C. days. 70
the Atlantic Lumber Company. with Jumper Lei
steamer Monroe suIphers Newport and Norfolk
the Old Dominion Steamship Company. with passengers
and mdse Left Quarantine at 3:45 m .,..
Sandy Hook J. June "a. $50 m--Wind southwest
light breeze; clear
Steamers Philadelphia, for Plymouth CheroouTg ana
Southampton; Kroorlsnd Dover and Antwerp: Etrurla
OBJ Queenstown Liverpool Patricia Ger, Dover ana
Hamburg: K6ngin Luise CGer Gibraitar Na apes aIa
r) Neville and GLASGOW si5iIia Gen foTd Sor1
nila, etc Northman Port arthur sqntc FL SUD
Galveston: Carib Wilmington. G and GeoTgei9"n' ~
Chesapeake Baltimore; Benefacor: philadelphia Nae
Fl Havre: Grenada (8r) Grenada and Trinidad; Crane
Nassau Dutch Paramarbo Jefferson Norfolk and New
p pc Nsnnbs sayannah: Nueceg Key and Galveston;
Erpy (Aust), Oporto. Venice and Trieste.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-25
HOME NEWS.
NETWORK CITY.

A rumor that there would not be sufficient ac-
commodations at Asbury Park for those attending
the meeting OF the National Educational Associa-
ton July TO caused Dr. William H Maxwell,
president Of the association, TO Issue statement
to-day that the accommodations are excellent.
Twenty five thousand rooms have already been
secured, and il is expected that five thousand more
viii be available By July !.
Fifty students will leave this city tomorrow for
the college camp Of the Catholic Summer School
Of America at Cliff Haven on Lake Champlain
The party, which represents many colleges
throughout the country, Will be in charge of George
Lawrence. OF the University OF Pennsylvania
Mrs. Annabel Marrow Of No. 1906 Park-ave
who received a fractured skull in a fall from an
east-bound l25th-st. Sth-ave., Friday died
yesterday in J. Hood Wright Hospital.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-25
OTHER MARkETs-RY TELEGRAPH.

lincinrat June 24-HOC3S srong butchers. s. BIZ q
81 90! common S4 25as5 25. CATTLE steady; fair to
good shippers s. 25qs5 sonq9n s2 56 g. SHEEP
East buffalo "a oo Receipts $50 head s3
GS6 Sc HoGs-Receipts, 3 500 head; active SC higher
r. 20 9Upb. 81 65aS4 stays $3@$3 IS; diaries
* S5@E5 60 SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. GOO head
Kansas City June LE-Receipts 500 head
,I;nT ana So1therns; market steady; choice export
and dressed beef steers, 81 so s. 70 fair to good
81 Is a 81 sO fed steers 81 % stockers
Southern steers, 1854 IS
snG+bern cows 225 So IS; native cows So 4s4 So
be;fers s3Ts4 rs; bulls 50 % 81 75 calves, SO
ass 50. HoGs-Receipts. 4o4o0 head; market strong
eber. ION * 35 bulk of sales s. 81 y a IS 80 y
bes%v s. 2sa s. 80: packers, IS 2515 go pigs and
lights So rs IS 30; receipts for the week $500 head
SkISE,p-ReceiDts 5000 head; market nomnaiiy
taadv native lambs $6 25 s7; Western lambs. IS rs
~ Western ewes and yearlings 81 % SIS So Texas
ciipped yearings 81 75@ IS 25 Texas clipped sheep
81 25@ stockers ana feeders - oVgS" 10; re-
CENTS for the week. 5000 head
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-25
THE STATE OF TRADE.

4r,.sto June 24-FDoUR unsettled. wHEAT-sprng
,,HsK. 10 ! Northern, 81 l6A CORN unsettled; No 2
yeI tG, g: 80 mixed Sac. Canal freghts steady
chicago June 24---The leading futures ranged as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-25
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

,t-or-oo, Tupa 24-C1osirg: WHEAT-Spot nominal
futures Steady: jay loAd September cs Cd; Decen-
ber Gs SID cORN-Spot quiet; American mixed 5si
futures quiet July IS SD; September As 75sd PAS
arm lis 1iac- FLOUR-St- Louis fancy
,14e- adT o. Sd IfOPs-In London Pacific Coast
ouiet Is i0saf6 IS. BEEF steady; extra India mess
81 PORK dIll: rhine mess Western, 62s Cd HAMS
Short cut Il to i6 ~ steady IS BACON steady: Cum
ra,d ~; "a 10 30 As Cd short rib, Is TO "a 10
AS Cd long rniddles. light IS to "a ~ ABS cd
ong ~ -, % 10 40s; bellies Ii 6 n, Ais
f5oTs square II 10 IS steady. 3ls Sd. LARD
1870 y,yine western, 36s: American refined 36s Sd
Ti-TsiT,R nominal CHEESE easy Ameri an finest white
- ~ 40 coIored 4Gs TALLOW-PTime city steady
3s I'd. australian in Lon ION easy. 23s 3D. TCRPEN-
ertyits Cd. ROSIN-CommCn strong, 9-
,r.Rfi IMReaned quiet $40. IINsEED OIL
CO., DIS CoTrONsEED OIL-HulI refined. spot steady
IS I'D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-25
l. s2Gs3c BARLEY-No 2 Ole; sample 4oaanc ~op,
No 3, 50 4 G54c July 534sc bid wv ~OiN-

Mnneapos June p -WHEATJ closed at 81 os u
81 13s No Northern 81 1ia No Northern 81 81 q
@S1 osA FIouR-First patents Ss IORs6 go: secnns =
patents S. sOttS6 first clears.
81 75as2 so BRAN-In bulk SO 75SSs shorts IN h
sl3Gs13 20: -four mdding In bulk sic ' IA Ou'A'
Phladeiphia. June 24.-WHEAT dull: contract grade
June Ss1icGS O03. CORN, 1sc lower June SIS y a5i,c
OATS frm: No. white. natural. 37G37Ac M , vhIt.
clipped. 3i4c. BUTTER quiet; Western creamery
21lsc: extra nearby prints 22i.c EGGS steady nearby
fresh u loss on nearby fresh. l6ac. mark West
fresh 1TllTlzc, CHEESE. nru1. Nevy-yorl
fun cream fancy new. l0e; do fair good new % a
Zoe domestic Swiss l1ql4e Receipts: Flour 1000 bbis
and 1915 600 N in sacks. wheat bush, corn "a ofsl
BUSH $4,000 buah Shipments: Wheat 81 900 bush
G5oo0 bush. 1900 bush ~
ST Louis June 24,-ciose wHEAr-No 2 red cash.
92lsc: July. s2fsc: September see; hard 81 0d,
CoRN-No cash, 52isc: July 81 l4c; December 4ss
oATs-No cash. sic; July, 3o1sc; September zoe No
white, 35933sc.
Toledo. June 2s.-CTOVERSF5Ep IS s2lz Al
sIKE-PFme, 81 40; August. Sc 30 bid. TIMOTHY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-25
TUESDAY. JuNE q.

TUESDAY. JUNE "a.
.yevico Havana. June "a. ward
sJ< w der Crosse. Bremen, June 0..'-.-.N " L!oS9
Trene, ......... Bremen. 1une IL. y " iioyo
rTexss :. Copenhagen June TO- .scand-Anl
London June IL Trans
srnsorfsr Liverpool June IT, White star
Denver Galveston. June -haiofS
WEDNESDAY. JUNE IS
Oceanic Liverpool June 81. ...-... White star
Graf Wadersee Hamburg June tiG.np Am
Naples. June 10
Norte Galveston. June morgan
THURSDAY. JUNE %.
sf1tta oil Napoli. Gibraltar. June le La NeIoce
.Fariuna ........St Thomas. June "a
Madonna Naples, June aOre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-25
NEW COMPLAINT IN HEINzE CASE.
Federal Courts Must Decide Validity of
Claim to Valuable Lodes.

An amended complaint by the Johnston Mining
Company against the Boston and Montana ConsoI-
idated Silver and Copper Mining Company was
fled yesterday, in which the allegations of the TAX
ing of valuable ores by the defendant company, es-
timated at So. Ooa099 are repeated
The question involved calls for a new construc-
ton by the Federal courts of the United States
Mining laws The lodes were originally conveyed
by patent by the United States Eugene Fourier
and four others in June. 1854. They transferred
them TO Arthur 2. Heinze in 1897, and the latter
year later. decided his rights to the Montana Ore
Purchasing Company. The courts will be asked TO
five owners.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-25
FETE FOR STONY VOID sANAToRIuM

One thousand dollars was realized at a garden
party given yesterday afternoon at the home of
Mrs Richard Sutro. in Greenwich Conn, by
Auxiliary No. of the Stony Void Sanatorium
The fete took the form of a gypsy encampment
Mrs. Walter H. Wheeler was chairman Of the
committee of arrangements her assistants being
Mrs Sutro, Mrs y. Z. Brill Miss June Wheeler
and Mrs. Francis de c. Sullivan