davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1905-02-14
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool, Feb l3--Closing WHEAT-Spot nominal:
futures quiet March. Is I'D; Aay IS; July IS iIT,i
CohN-spot firm American mixed. rev. lAad AnnerI-
can mixed old. As 1lisd futures steady; March 2kd:
May IS 3td. PEAs-Canadian steady IS 9d FLOIjH-
81 Louis fancy winter steady 90. HOPS M london
oaoihe Coast stesdy fIgts ss BEEF rTn; extra Inda
mess. eSs %. PORK easy: prime mess Western CTS "a
HA&s-sho1 cut. "A 70 l6 No. weak, BPS Cd BACON
quiet ana STEADY Cumberland cut 26 30 n, 35s aort
rib 10 - n 35s Cd. long
81 r 3es; long clear mddes heavy. 10 40 H. s5g Cd
short clear becks IL - 10. 34s Cd: bellies Ia r
le 10 Sss %. sHoI LDERs-squaTe, II to 10 b dun
5Gs. LARD quiets prime Western tferces 35s AuerI
can refund. IN pals s4s &C. BUTTER nominal CHEESE
quiet; american nnest white ss do cblored. SIS TAI
LOW-Frine city steady. 23s. TGRPENTIHE-Spirits
New-York tribune., 1905-02-14

DO lIsl n at 50 90 D do. 1871 H. at s5 10; Is DO
DO. 1852 ~ al IS ~: bull 1870 To- at S4 25; do i476
II o. S loo d S s at s. @ g. i d. d. os s9W h. i at s. s. 49, s! & &
1853 n a s2 80 DO So n, at s. 90; do, $50 n
IS a. 4sos5s sgs & SO o. h9 3ss s.sFs g l99 2 at 50
d. a i55g e al cEs5 & 81 Z p Rq da l3 S? rs Il 95 & g g.
J. B Gi6soa @ c.: 10 stable fed Pehnsyysmnia m steers
i689 s. Is; bas 1900 r. at s. 5o cows 1865 IS
TORN Shannon: 20 Indiana bulls 300 n at 50 so:
state DO o29 n at IS 90 10 sSs n at So t5;
ke:9s 6ommlssion Company: % Pennsylvania
ee5 J. S 81 Gs KsP'sy g ss sissFf n a. 2s $ r 81 g. go
"a a. SS 20 COWS iJ33 ~ al s. % do 5e$o p at
s77 10 al g 25 do $50 10 So do, III h. at 81 so
6ELVEs-Reoe for two days were 7s4 head innlud-
Ing 81 for butchers and tss for the rnart with
veals were in some demand about Thursdays prees
Western calves Ot wanted to any extent and about l3e
Ig De n ne3 =, over, ooIoG 70 cnlce e
81 So Westerns nominal DTesred calves at 7q18e per
sales Al ts5+-st-W p Hume ii vesis. I85 h aver
@ % s ps& & 30 a Ii s 4 l. dc s l2 3 g. E. q a. s. i S5 q 3 d a.
80 90; GO 9S No. 81 50 10 DO q r e. s4 70 baTnyard
125 b at sE g M % sG % i7s Re % a. 50 20 ID d. At Be- IS s. 90 At g e 9
do; 100 70 Al 8; do, l9o n, at 81
AZ s So F i Hei2e a2os 5 = Tss n a 81 So 81 a. at So DO ' ~
>, m H Is ao 5 m p p ssa w 8 81 5$ n v;9 at So 8Iso % DO 12s
at 81 50; q mixed calves. as5 n: At s. 25.
n e,a 4 ss72 Whit d. l21 Go n 4. St v.sis 81 So 10 ~ DO
75 70. at 81 50
Sales at Jersey City-McPherson & Co: II veals lsc
10. at s.; do. 12J n. al 81 = DO, $50 II, 50
a So fed calf 300 n, at IS so.
s Sanders Teals. 137 10. at So fed calf. 21o ID.
D Harrington: veaIs 40 N, at SO; do. 1le ,D.
XeEns Commission Co: 10 veaIs; l1e 70. $50.
J. 2 Gibson . 100 n. IS
SHEEP AND LAAIBS-Receipts for two days were %
z206 including expert alive. 3t
fo- the saughterers and 1912 for the market making
1G 81 I4is Jersey City and
z 6Oth-s limited supply and steady; choice
lambs grades slow the stock all went 10
scale. exception Common
offered 81; medium choice lambs 81 50q
S 30; cs SC Dressed mutton in light demand at
I1@12izc: dressed hothouse
quiet S5sfslG per carcass.
SaesMcPherscn & Co: III lambs. u n average, at
s. per 100 n; 9l9 40, - H. AT s. 60 22I do % n a.
SIS rs. % sheer 1o2 n. 81 30; I3 do. % NJ al 81
D. Harrington: Isl state lambs. 80 10 At Ss 50 900
Buffalo n 81 30 state sheen ie5 10 at 81 80
J. B. Gibson Co: 40 Ohio lambs so n IS IS; II
Ohio cuIs 80 Tb a. SO; Ohm sheep. 100 n Al 81 80
lie Sc so II Indiana sheep 100 n IS Do cus
50 n. 81.
do 2s Ohio sheep 122 y. IS 90; 30 Ohio
$ saaGers 81 state lambs IS n, 81 state year
4 Rolls: iG2 state lambs, Sc y. at IS; State
HoGs-Rereipts for two zays were bs cars or Il $50
state aoes 5oas5 60 pSr 100 n; ordinary
! Try dressed hogs in light demand ard steady.
Commission Pennsylvania hogs
80 n s. 50 100 10; rocghs 2S5 n.
! Mcpherson & CO.: Al pigs 6s n. at SIS 80
r T. Hollis; 20 state hegs. 1ls n at So 20
V. r. Hume; II state hogs, 49, N, at SO 10.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-14
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. Feb rs. A D: m.-coTToN-spot. moderate
business done prices points higher: American middlng
fair. 455d good mi1diing, 425d: middling. 4l3i low
mddlng 4.0ld; good ordinary, 3s'fi ordinary, 5tld
for speculation and export and included 400 American
Receipts. 26. 900 bales ircluGing 1890 American.
Futures opened firm and closed steady American middlns
z 0 G February February March Al; March and
April 03d; ADrll and May 4o5d MAY ana June io7d
Ju 4O August. 4.iOd; August
sptember Aid: September and October 41ld: October
and November. 81 l2d: November and December. Aid
New-York tribune., 1905-02-14
THE FINANCIAL MARKETS.

All the exchanges, banks and Wall street
houses were closed yesterday. For the con-
venienoe OF readers Saturdays final prices are
renrfuted
New-York tribune., 1905-02-14

REEEE-SReceipts toT days 235 cars or 4 iO1
head. lclu ing "a for export alive
ioats q Tich 81 sale
sT4oed 7atser sloW. sellers roe aro
anl wEle SQT1e szken rated the no rlo-e fhaD
ssdy others quoted Il flly lec higher: the .inis was
Iues but the sensTal opil01 that Wednesday
sec adyance al EradeE Western markets were
Fepor-ec Bulls I0c2Oc higher: medium
aEa common COWS firm l5c higher: qrotable i'm
pToveInenrs About everything offered vas
elesne5 Aediaa good native steers 81 50a
- - 100 10; nearly carload of choice sable
Pennsylyan.a steers, fed by John " Staufer Q.
Sc % The - head IzG2 were boug5f ~
from 81 go So 80: choice sod at So 10
Dressed beef n moderate demand. this holiday
bCt prices fairly steady. Liverpool and London
cables Unchanged The Armenian. sailing fo-morrays for
Liverpool viii cs-Ty <55 3g1 sheep for y
Sha1nberg Son. s35 cattle schEarzschiId e. SUI
berger $500 beef (estiTnatel) other
shipper and the Terence VIII carry Manchester s0s
osI;ie J. Shamberg The Inst named ai DuI
Or tie BerEnsdian 10 cattle ard 10 sheep
SaieE-EeVt38 & Co.; Is Chicago Il
sRe Al So per 100 n: u Virginia do 1877: 10 al
81 zTsk: - Pennsylvania DO. 1iss 10. a s. 10
Sanders: 70 Kentucky steers. l3s2 n, s. 80:
Ohio Co s. A5s l6 l243 ~ 81.
I'LL 10 20: Is Illinois DO. 1876 10. s.
Is5s 10 at s. 35 IS DO 1905 70 81 So 20 II75
q g 10: = do 1872 o. a. @ = 50 = Pennsyvania Do
al 81 75 oxen 1865 H. q 81 So bull l4s0 ~ 80 "a
do 1900 y. az So 50: cows IOl7 n. 50 30; 90
Jfa1 ~ al s. 2 II do sss ~ at 81 Is: do, sl5 10
e. TO- ! 40 $40 y, 81 81 %
New-York tribune., 1905-02-14

steady as Cd. ROSIN-Comrnou firm. = +i5d. PETFO
LEUM-Refned quiet. Cd LINSEED OIL nrm. 1Ss I'd
New-York tribune., 1905-02-14
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.

Washington. Feb I5.-The condition of the Treas
ury, divisions OF issue and redemption. at the be-
ginning Of. business to-day. was as follows:
RESERVE FUND.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-13

cs rts americnnas A'tms na
!:
.eo au 10 500 soipe
as a'pe etteiao-aig-n dc ues la
-p tAue los amcticanos han daao =
.s.tao ,.u su iafifs M.ckinty = ~
tafi'f i#gsy Bah. "a esiA ma
icr.- nadic uene NADIA que echar cn
cata i nadie Tan bucuos son JOS
pro;, ecionis,as dc aqui como los de
ala = nj unoS nj otros ti,0en excu-
50. porsue los amcrcanos con SO push
~ JOS alem mes con 81 ciencia--y. tam
oifn con push son los cue menos
neces.;an del sis,ema protecoionista
para p~ospersr.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-13

Ac-fDs Ne Ia a.aae.s .u, s,ne r-.
para.s lr..t sea
pres ln>sla. ~ n.hl,aio. El li,
f.it. d- a'er &. tcie >ue.so ese
agradeoemos
En- brcve sc esioenera Una lind iSi-
ma ( insplrsda oAra ,eatrs' De la Que
g autor nues,ro dIst.ugnido oompa
Zero en l. prenSa scaar Pcrez LoSada
a dicha pr ducci9n ie v>' ponicn
do IA p4riiturs Z, seror Aerinzoni~
c0nocido "a por nue>tro ptb'icD como
un misico de baS,ante insplraoi6n v
valeT.
ConGadamente esperamoS que el
eXitQ, que sempre acompana a las
belias producciones del sefior Perea
Losada. acompane tambien, es,a vez,
i los autores de la zarzuela para bien
de 81 mismo y del Arte tearal
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-13
Motines Ell Russia

San Petersburgo 20 de Marco ma
de las reformas cuya uecesdad SC
haCia sentir mas en- Ru,i4 era la pro
p gaci0n de IA ense fisnz4 pllmaria.
soble 10 cual {! gobierno Se propone
dar un paso importan.e. Dentro de
una semana ell miniStro dc Inctrucci6n
P6bica NJ, Senger, comcnza1 la ela-
hOrsli ion de un plan de cnseiiauza obli-
gatoria, a cuyo efecto So procurara Ia
colabort ci0n de maestros de las prin
cipales ciudad~s.
Ell comitG revolucionario ha amos
nestado al padre Juan de Cronstadt
(conoGi=lo congo 'el Santo de Crons
tadt J, pafa:..cue cese $ prop ganda
anti revc!GciOna1ia I'll cscritos en
sermones Fl gobierno he tornado
medidas para ProtegeTle.
En- Kutno, Polona. ocurri6 TN
sangriento motin q II. Una multi
tud de campe5inos trat6 de inlucir 4
otros Ia huelga usando la fuerza
Una compafiA de tropa, mandada por
el jefe de la policia al tratar de repri
mir el di turbio, hizo dos dcscargas,
matando dos personas en- el acto
hiriendo so.
DiceSe que pOsteriOrmente murieron
10 mas de los herid0S. FL hech0 ha
causado gran indignation.
Entire los Obreros de San Peters
burgo circula libremente Ia eSpecie de
que los telroristas han condenado q
muerte 90 grandes personaies A
la cabeza de la lista dgura Ell gran du-
que Alejo y el dltimo nombre es el
del Car. La lista incluye la En-
peratriu viu1a.
A baron Noke prefecto de Ia po-
licia de Varsovia lie tjraron una bonn
bl que no l. mal6 en el acto porQue
en- vez de c erie bajo el coche le cay6
detras, pero le hiri0 gravemente FL
hecho ccurri6 el 26 las ocho de la
noche. Dias antes Sc habia descu
bierto TN dep6sito de ochenta bombas
en- una sepultura del cementerio Po =.
wonski, en- Narsovia, y otro en- casa de
I'D comerciante rico de la miswa Cit
dad, apelIidado BaraSoff Tcdo clio
Sc relaciona con el at4que al prefecto
cuyo agresor h1ri6 i un policfa al ira
ldl TIC CACd JdI sc y IuS utIIuO Al SCI
preso. Sc han hecho mas de 300 aires
toS.
El descontento cunde en- Polonia, en-
Armenia en- Crimea en- San Peters
burgo.
La agitaci6n que ahora sc extiende
mucho por la clase agricola, atemori-
"a por su violencia los mismoS libe-
rales, cuya aspiration es que Sc i'm
plante el regimen representative por
medic de una asamblea nacional. Los
campesinos talan, incendian, saquean
y destruyen las propiedades de la no
bleza. acom paiiando sus actos con no
rribles asesinatoS. En- muchos casos.
la poca tropa tiene que acuarelaise
para no ser victima de estoS des names,
que sc teme sc recrudezcan cuando Sc
intente la movilizaci6n de nuevas
tuerzas para Manchuria.
-Yalta, en- Crimea, sc halla en- cs
tado de terror. Los revoltosoS han
quenado almacenes Y tiendas. la
estacion de policia. hiriendo grave
mente ii jefe de la fuerza. De SebaSr
topol Sc han despachado 4 Yalta bu-
ques dc guerra y tres con1pa Mas de
tropa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-13
En- ell palacio de
Santa Catalina

Esta noche tendra efec.o en- Ia resi- =
dencia del Hon rable Gooernador CT
vii una reception en- honor de la in
signe artista E>meralda Cervantes.
Los Sc flores Wlnt hrop han querido
ofrecer la eminente artiSta espafiola
esta prueba de admiration, que lie han
ofreciJo en- todos los paises visitados
por ella. las mas prominenteS { illus
tres personalidades.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-13
Nolicia> ,lc E>pant

ls aaspaao dc csl.a j. c.cu sra
ae Instruction en- tur ho + Nigr
-ua ,erminads he sa -c "a
obre,aA &c "a ttbiea ar tabs dc
Maatii
-El ~D.spo Nnisersai' a>eesta
que don Jaame. hijo de don Carries de
B5rbon. Ia est.do cn Msa,id nouc'a
cue IA sido o6cialmen,e desmenuda.
-El Rey de lngla,efra, Edu4rdo
VII la desembarcado en- Cadiz. ha-
biendose dirig'do d Nillamaurique con
obJeto de asistr 4 una caceria Ia
que ha sido invitado por Ia coniesa
de Paris
Don Federico Belarr, Acad6mico
de ndmero de la Real Academia Es-
pahOla, Sc halla en- Ia agonis. Sc e
han administrado los tiltimos Sacra-
mentos.
Ia habdo un pequeno alboroto
en- la Universidad de Madrid, y Sc han
suspenddo las classes. La policia
presta servicios en- los alrededores.
En- Andalucia. varios obreros al
grito de "iViva la revoluci6n social!
han cometido graves atropelos, des.
trozando e incen1ia ado
-Estl acordado el itinerario del
Rey por las provincias, Ell Ia pTimave-
ra Ira Valencia mitAd del mes de
Abril
-El entierro de un obrero niue rto
en- accidente lamentable, ha sido causa
de alborotos en- Madrid, por ell hecho
de haber erpzado ell cadaver por las
GALES centricas de la capital La. po-
licia fuG recA4zada a pedradas Ia
guardia civil cargo contra los amot
nados sin hacerles dano Estos hicie
ron fuego contra la Ca balleIia.
Ell Rey de Inglaterta, ha vista
do Sevila. embarcandose para
Cadiz.
La l;ga Hispano Americana, cuyo
prograna consiste en- procurar la pu-
re2a del idioma castellano, ha dado
una conferencia en- el Ateneo.
Ell sefor Moret, pronunci6 un elo-
cuente discurso.
Los estudiantes, no han querido
volver a la Universidad.
-Ha habido altcraciones en- Anda-
lucia con motive del periodo de SEGA,
que ALI Sc sufre.
Con extraordinaro exito Sc ha
estrenado en- ell t~atro Espahol por la
Compaflia Guerrero Mendoza, una
obra dram atica de Perez Galdos titu-
lada "Barba
En- la noche del 20 de Mario, Sc
est1eno en- Madrid, ell nuevo edihcio
pare Academia de Jurisprude nca
Sc han creado en- Madrid, taho-
mas municipales.
Los cruceros Numanca y Carde
nal Cisneros, iran Mahon d saludar
al emperador Guillermo.
-Teleg grafian de Paris al "Standar "
de Londres. que el Presldente Loubet
ira Madrid 4 devolver la vista al
rev Alfonso,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-13
Carmen Be!tran

El debut de esta aplaudida tiple en-
el teatro . uan de Dios Peza''. de We
Iacruz ha sido un exito.
FL especaculo Sc componia- de las
siguientes zarzuelas EN- que la sefiora
Beltran sc hace aplaudlr grandemen-
te. 'Caramelo" LA Macarena" y La
Ultima Copla".
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-13
Misa de La buena r1uerte

Ell Viernes de Dolores, las IL y
media del dia. tendra lugar en- la Ca
pila de la Y. O. T. Franciscana, la
traditional misa de la "buena muerte'
ameniz ida con organo voces.
Sc invita- los fieles para que asiS
tan tan solemne festival
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-13
e. ar.aaltvlC> \ tarlta>
alcmanaS

msfcio heca pos Aiem nsa con as
versss nacioncs. inielcsaban ! .os E.
ialss Cniios
4 ias nT ori4crnss ameiicanss en-
AlemAnia Sc l,s sphrsra. desae e'
primero te ~ 20 d. 1850, la isr;a
general. 5. para entoncss. no han aius-
tado un eonvenio con aquel imperio
Unas cuantas cifras explicaran 10
que sieniiica la aplicaci6n de la tarifa
general
Hoy, eI trigo page IS oentavcs por
"bushel;" desde el primero de Mario
de 1906, 81 procede de las naoiones con
tratsdo. psgara 80, y 81 procede de las
naciones sin tratado. 40.
Los Estados Unidos que pagaran 40
,pojran competir con Rumania con
Russia. que solo pagan 30
Ahora. ell derecho sohre el maiz es
de centavos.
Pues sera de IS para las naciones
convenidas de "a para las demas .
Por Ia tarjfa general. pagar4n las
carnes saladas 3 pesos 50 centavos por
cada 100 lib as; pero las naciones con
venidas solo pagaran , pesos IS cen.
taves.
HAce amos, los Estados ULidos lie
garon a vender muehos caballos en-
Aleman,a; ahora no venderar ni-uno.
Sc entiende d no ser ouc el EmDeralor
Guilermo tenqa q capricho de com
prar aqui un .tronco" del Oeste. de
esos que obiiean a SIS ginetes 4 des-
cribir pa,abolas divertidas.
Como podran los E.tados Unidns
parar tSo golpe contra sus intereses:
Con Prussia tenia un tratado. de
1928, que les ccncedia Ia clausulas de
naci0n mas favorecida
Prro una coSa IS Prussia ' otra Ale.
mania. ~ ]:
Ese tratado de 1913 no alta al impe~:
rio alem4n, como declare en- e! P|rIa-
dos. a nos.
Hay otro pacto. el de SARATOGA. fir
mado en- Tunio de LOO que concede a
los Estados Un,d 5 r,e trato de nacj6n
mas favorecids: pero Sc le paede de.
roqar s6lo>con noti6carlo tres meses an.
tes
Y es seonfo one A1eman;a har4 Ia
noti6caci6r en- W,r7a da ,oo6 g nara
entonces oono 10 henns a;cho .no
So ha neooc,adonn f,afado de comercio
entire ao,,ai in,erio 10 Rao5bl,ca de
los Fs+.aoe T-n;aos
pro 60. reooc;or RI osa .ra+odo, 7 =
naoae,+a alao,n;a. roc;.on 1oe
Estadoc 1r,dos, Fs+os 6; II neces;tar
si bo AZ aasana~ao.r ., or.o
o;6, - oa.o.or o,.ta.,..
a,. C,,.u,a A1e-;o 49,, ,o
5:a.:-:-.
5..-: -
pa-.,oo t-,:I-
$50 49, .;~o. ,os -
,
The oasis., 1905-02-25
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ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
 OF THE LA IIBERTAD MINE AND MILLING 0.

KNOW ALL MEN BY THEsE PRESENTS: That we. the undersigned, Hal ]. SistY, Ray Fer gusOn. Anton Pr0bO, k. ;. ShumWay and k. l.. Grisw0ld Of the Town of Nogales, County of Santa Cruz Te ritory of Arizona, have tois day vOluf tsriy associated ourselves to- gether for ihe pur use of forming cOrpora- Jion unde4 tue laws the Territory of Ari- zOna; that We. Whose names are herelnOetOre written, are the inc0rpOrators Of this cor poration, and Us such we hereby certify:
 FTnsT. That the name of this corporation Is La Ltbertad Mining and Milling Co.
 SECDf D. That it's existence shall com mence the Fifteenth day of February. "A D. 1905 and shall continue for the full periou of Twenty five t35l Years thereafter
 THIHD. That fts principal place or busi- ness shall be the Town of Nugaies, santa Cruz County. Territory Of Arizona.
 hOuRTH. That the general hature of the business proposed 10 be transacted by this ores, and to acquire titles to mlnes, mining ciaims, interests In mines and mining claims lands, mills, machinery, water rights timber rights and to all other things necessary in the prosecution of lhs business, either by purchase, lease hiring or otherwise. and to sell lease, exchange, hypn thecate or otherwise dispose or tue same to work or operate the properties of the cor p0ration and market the products thereof; to cOnd uct q mercantile business in connec- tion herewith and to dQ all other things necessary. expedient and lawful in the man agement and conducting of said business within the United States of America or for eign countries
 FIrTa. That the amount Of the capital stock ot this company shall be Five Hundred Thousand Dollars ($500, ,0O0.0O divided into Five Hundred Tho sand t5U0.00UD. Shares of the par vatue Of One Dollar HOO each.
 SIXTH. That all of tn share, of the stock of this company shall Dc fully paid at the time of issuing the certificates therefor, and shall be non -asSe ssable
 SEVENTH. That the highest amount of in debtedness and liability, direct or contin- gent, to which this company shall at any time be subject, shalt in no case exceed tue sum Of Two Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollars (S250, ,000.00).
 EIsHIH That the private property of its stockholders shall be exempt from the debts of the corporation.
 NINTH. That the first annual meeting of stockholders shall be held at Inc Town of Nogales, santa Cruz County. Territory of Arizona. on the second Monday Of May A. D. l9O5, a:ld annual meetings snail thereafter be neli at the same place on the second Monday of May in each succeeding year TENTH That it's business affairs shall be conducted and contioiied " Board of
The oasis., 1905-02-25
Live Stock Quotations.
ecial to TIE OAsIs.

Special to THE OAsIs.
 KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Saturday, Feb. IT, 1905. Cattle this week 25,lOO last week 52,200, same week last year 35,500.
 Cattle prices have huctuated widely past week influenced wholly by the number received, as demand has been good all along. Market was higher each day till Wednes- day since when most of the ad- vance on steers has been lost. Best steers sold at S5T5 this week, a number of sales were at S5.60 to $5.70, and larger percentage at $5.25 or more, than usual, bulk of steers $4.50 to $525. Cows and heifers gained a little each day, and have held it better than the steers, heifers selling ut $4 to S4.50. best cows $3.S5 to $4.15, bulk of the stuff $3.25 to $3.90 Veals are firm, up to ST for the best, stockers and feeders quiet, quarantine cat tie in small supply closing a shade higher than last week, steers $3.S0 to $4.40, cows $2'75 to $3.25.
 Hogs shis week 40,50O, last week $500, same week last year 45, 200.
 Market has averaged higher than either beginning or end of week, and stood at $5.124 for three days, Sentiment has been weak all the time however, as packers claim hogs are cutting up at loss at present prices, and besides, are looking for heavy supplies, with
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SONORA SIFTl"CS.

Aleiandro Ainslie who was for many years manager of La Coasti- fncion the official government or gan of Sonora, and Francisco T. Duarte, a former resident of Guay- mas have commenced publication, in the City of Mexico of a weekly journal named FiAaRzQs 2 Conner ci0s.
 The 9th and 18th battalions of the Mexican army quartered at Chihuahua have been ordered to Sonora to assist in the subjugation of the rebellious Yaquis. They will come from Chihuahua overland and are expected to put in an ap- pearance about the middle of March.
 J. c. Bothin the great salt opera tor of Mexico has this week return ed to Guaymas from an extended business visit in the City of Mex ico 1t is Mr. Bothin's intention to install at Guaymas a new style of salt refinery of vast magnitude. which will cost large sum Of money, but which is said will fur nish specially fine grade of salt to the country. The great salt de- posit near Guaymas is that of Carmen island, where the natural disposition of the salt beds, already admirable, has been still further improved by certain works there carried out by Mr. Bothin who has now secured all the rights to the island. Carmen island, while one of the most important, is not by any means the only great salt de- posit in Mexico which Mir. Bothin controls. La Proyidencia and other almost limitless saline beds in the Gulf of California are in his hands, and 1t is among his designs to exploit them all in the fullest and most adequate manner. The "Salt King" as he is frequently re ferred to by his friends, has busi- ness in the capital which will re- call him to Guaymas in couple Q. weeks.
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oppartnnltg to lower pfites neN1 week Top aoSes ihe week around G.. bulk of taIe. 845O l0 $t95, pics S400 Co st20
 Sheep this week 2s,90O, last week last year lg,2O0
 Prices made another advance of 25 to 40 cents this week, but mar. ket shows little weakness at close of Inc week, more or account lack ofquality than of demand. Fed Western lambs sold at $500 this week, bulk of lambs S7 .65 to S79O, yearlings stand at S6.50 to $690, wethers S5.25 to $5.S5, ewes S4.90 10 $550.
 Hides steady, green salted 8 cents, side brands over 40 lbs. $ cents. bulls and stags 5 cents, frozen hides and uncured, cent less, glue Al cents.
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Washington D. C. and Return For
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Account Presidential Inaugura tion Ceremonies March 4th, this will sell tickets February 2Sth, March 1st and 2nd, Nogales to Washington and return at above mentioned price. Return limit leaving Washington March 8th, ten day extension by depositing ticket with Joint agent Washing ton not later than March Sth and paying fee of $1.00,
 w. c. BOWMAN,
 Agent.