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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-14

Al rjgor de los lAtitudes glsciales;
un reino vegetal que ecmprsnde desde
si cedro hasta 10 palma real; an rsino
animal que eomprsnde todas las W.
riedadss desde la bal'ena hAsts oil ave
del parsiso; IN reino mineral que
abrsza desds el orc hastA oil carbon;
y sobrs todo, an esri'itu aetivo y en-.
prendedor de toda ssA masa do ciu
dadapos, trabsiAndo On libsrtsd &
igusldad perfeetas.
We'd esa muehsdumhre, armada
hAsts los dientss para los artss de- ls
pas, como tsmbien si 90 ctrece para
las artes do 10 guerra; que ~ no diats
como snsss. un mes de visis do ID vie
ia Europs, sino una sola semapa
M, 4 ana este imysrio colossal, dusfio
do IL ruta de Panama, 90 coloearA en-
tire Europa y Asia y dominarG el 90
mereio do lmoos mundos,
Y ess fuerza, ese podsr. 90 riga
por una crg aniz ssi6n pc, fsets, por una
diseiplina somereial, que 90 la que
coneentrA y dirigs todas esss snergfss,
todas ssss fuerxas dc production; quo
ha orgapixsdo los s!rutis J erssdo
esas enormss fortunas, que psrmsne
cen siempre ligadss y son armss po.
derosas On manos dc los genios hursG
tiles que han sabido ersarIas.
Hasta 10 Immigration, que 90 como
deeir 10 importation do brs1os, estG
aquf sometida & impression como 10
introduction do mercapeisa; sin con
tor con sss otro strusts, oil mayor dc
todos, el strusts naeional do los Aran
celes, que denends To- fronters con mu'
rallaa arAnsslariAs.
Creo, pues. que el meior aliado
que pueden tsnsr nusstros pueblos de
America 90 EatAd0s Unidos. Este psis
serk siempre una barrera para les am
bicic mes dc expansion territorial ds
les potsncias europsas On 10 Am6riss
latina y obligada estG 6 gsrantiEar ls
independents do esos paises. Y or
csc coneepto 6qu6 otrs nasi6n con mas
derecho & poner peg y ammonia snlrt
les rsI dblicas de Sur Am6rioa, QUE
Estados Unidoa2 FL die que esos paisel
90 conver zen que la llAmsda doetrinl
do Monroe, que - nj % dc Monroe n
90 dcctrina, que solo % un siAntas
me que las naciores europeas trAeI
| y llevAn & 80 ant 10 para atsmoriEal
| 6 los puebloI h'spano amerlosnos, eat
DIE desApAreserAn las preveneionsl
que hoy exist'n, yss estAblecerA Il
conf ADxa mdtda que debe exlssir, pa
rA el bien y el prt gseso do ambAs, on
TIRE 10 Am6rieA latina y 10 AmGrie,
ssjonA.
Y 90 ridioulo como dice an DO
ri6dieo sspaiiol que % pub'isA On Nev
York~-que Espaiia aspire h'y, en- lal
cireunatanoias ca cue 90 hslls, & gu,
en- easos como el Qus Aeaba do vsnti
larss entire Salvador y Guatsmala, 81
10 tsnga en- ousntA.
Mariana kbriI,
~v 80. anna
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-14

- ~ a - &AAh "a = A. W.
san Ger~tn, Ag Ito 10 de 1908.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-14
Reparlo de Ia obrA:

llos qvs invAdia 81 teAlFo iodAs las
noehsI de tunclonsr uolsstAndo ( los
sapsetadorsS.
h lido preIo en- Hawseao Luis
Castro, por abulo de soLaArsA,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-14

de t25 per f'milia En Ice G'timos
GdoS los insendiou Aumentan en- una
proporsI6n nuy rEpida,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-14
De V|EQUtS
ARosGo 3 de 1905,

Se ereuentran en- sSta 0 'uds d nusn
tros queridos amigos y orIeliglonA-
rios do Visques don JoIe BeniteG
Diax y don Carlos Bsnitez, & quienea
hsmos tsnido 81 guIto de sAludar.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-14
OPERA RIGOLE7TO

Esta noehs sublra & eIosna Oh 81
Teatro Municipal ID grandiosa opera
en- cuAtro sstos, sR Rlgoletto,S de Verdi,
{ hene1eio del baritone Itfior Borgho.
60,
Repario de la obrA.
Rigeleito, B, B0rghsiei O Ilds, A,
GougSgs; Dusa, G. VAnnuttslli; Spa.
raiaaile, G. Cirino; Msgdalsna, @.
VIclpi; CondssA Ceprano, A. Gaia,
G!ovAnns, Z. Bstlini: Montsrone, T.
zsn6p; Csprano, A. vignoli; Borsa,
g. Nussi; uarullo, E, Ksggli "a 1a.
&c G zlmbAusr.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-05
Gresn Mountain Pomona Granue.

Green Mountain Pomona Grange will
convene with John EOrity Grange. at
East sullivan. Friday, April c. The fol-
lowing rs tho program.
Calling grange to order.
Singing by choir
Calling roll cf officers.
Reading minutes.
Report Of committees.
Unfinished business.
New business.
Address of welcome by +. A. Noyes, of
John DCrity Grange
Response by Julien Emery. master o.
Green Mountain Pomona.
Question, What Can We do at Pomona
Grange that will Best Advance til IN
tercstS of Suhordinat" GrangeS?" Dis
cusSion opened by Il. +. Mcfarland. Of
LamOinc Grange.
Recess, dinner
Calling to order for fifth degree.
Comforting fifth degree in form
ttU' Stion, rs there any excuse for m
officer not learning his work by hclrtr"
discussion opened by j. l.. Walker OF
PoTola Grange, Hancock.
n"nate Resolved that farmers wives
should work harder than their husbands
Affirmative. Mrs. Jcmira Tracy. Of CuSh-
man Grange: negative, ". g. Smallidg.
Of S"honlic Grunge. Of Winter IIarhor.
Question. What are some Of the
troubles Of tn" average Maine Farmer.
and the best way to overcome them?'
Discussion opened by Charles Shand of
B2T View. Grange, Of Salisbury Cove.
Closing in form.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-05
JOE'S LUCK.
Drew Prize in Matrimonial Lottery

Before we were married my hus-
band was a coffee drinker and subject
to severe attacks of sick headache,
which interfered with his duties as
supt Of a large factory" writes Il
young Mass. matron.
Il had made up my mind that coffee
was at least partly TO blame, and that
could cure him after marriage by the
Use of Postum Food Coffee.
When I told my younger sister
lahOut it, she laughed and said, Just
wait and see! After you are married
you'll find that Joe will have his coffee
laryway.'
Il proceeded gradually, first elimi-
mating by degrees the pastry and
sweets from the daily menu, and as
his meals We're always daintily served
and appetizing he began to have faith
in his wife's ability as a cook.
Meantime his headaches became
less frequent. but did not cease alto
gether. When The time was ripe and
| proposed to use Postum Food Coffee
he consented upon the promise that
he should have the old kind Of coffee
at his Sunday breakfast. He grew
tllu ol inc new 1000 drink, however.
| and noted that after drinking the old
coffee on Sundays he suffered from
unsteady nerves and a dull heavy feel
ing that he never had on the days
when he drank Postum. The result
was that at last he said. L would
rather have the Postum Food Coffee
Sunday morning, too, if you don't
mind, my dear. The old kind makes
me feel like fool all, day. You NAV
imagine how ready | was to fan in
with this suggestion. The old kind of
coffee has been banished from our
table for more than two years now.
tJoe's headaches are only n memory
and he always has steady nerves and
clear brain to meet the exactina do
lnands of his business On hot sum
iner days he relishes a glass of clea,,
cold Postum with squeeze of lennon
at noon, inning it most refreshing.
IN the winter | make up q NOT NJ
Postum Coffe" in the evening boj,inr,
u p minutes, and let it set an tbo
pack Of the range till morning. when
Il is hcated ana ready to serve II j
1eW minutes" Name given by POST
um Co, Battle Creek, Mich.
Ta-~N's a reason.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-05
The Afternoon Session.

The afternoon session opened at 2
O'Clock and Mrs. Moody was recalled
and her cross-examinatiof by Mr. God
dard vas resumed. r-'G, - "a.
Q. Are you sure that Charlie Nor
thy was not invited to the Moody par
ty?" .;
A. Il did rot invite him."
q. We'll, you are not positive that
he was not invited?"
A. II cannot say"
Mr.. Goddard made motion that the
previous answer of this witness given
given in direct examination. be strick-
en- out. The court said that the answer
could not be stricken cut of the record
but that the examination might pro-
ceed to determine the accuracy Of the
first answer.
long line of crosS-queStioning was
pursued by Mr.. Goddard to determine
the extent of the memory of the wit
ness \regarding the events incident to
the Moody party. The witness was ex-
cused az 2.15 o'clock and Berton O.
Moody of South Windsor was called
by the government. In a great meas
ure the witness offered corroborative
eN'ehiaoify " tIidl given Dy MS wife. the
| preceding witness. The direct exami-
nation was very brief and Mr.. Goddard
lcross-examined. Witness said that he
saw Mrs. Cooper ut the Moody wedding
| anniversary and she was with young
/ Northy all the evening. Witness was
excused at 2.25 O'clock and the govern
ment called its next witness. Mrs. Vle-
Ia Bullock of South Windsor. Witness
said she had known Mrs. Cooper about
10 years. She saw her with Charli.
worthy on two occasions last summer
Inc couple were walking on the roads
In inc early evening. and were arm-in-
arm, witness said. The witness also
testified to being present at the Mood,
wedding anniversary. She saw Mrs
Cooper and Charles Northy there ant
they sat side by side and were talking
most of the evening.
| witness said that in the latter part nj
August last witness went to the HatcI
BURBERRY pacture and on the way saw
Mrs. Cooper and her two eldest chill
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-05
Augusta, Winthrop
& Gardiner Railway

Time table in effect October 1G. 1905.
cars IeiNc Augusta from in front OF
Post Ofice for Winthrop rs follows: 6.25.
SD. 9.5j, l1.2I. 12.1J. 225. 3.l5 IS. 655 H25
1870 If theatre is not over at 1890 car
waits for it,
All cars except the So P. NJ. and the
100 r. N; run TO NJ. G. station week days
but not Sundays
:, cars leave Augusta from in front or
foSt once for Togus at 5.3I. 6.35, 30 905.
lO55, 12.N5. l.3I. sos 4.3I. Sos 7.35. G0J. 10 3D
for it.
Cars leave Augusta for HaIlowen and
Garulner daily every half hour on the
hour and h!lt hour from s A. NJ to 10 L.
N. and for Hallowail4 on y4at.1l r. NJ
Cars leave Winthrop for Augusta, $50.
40. $50 II. 1880, ,, $50. 5,630 s. $50
Through cars from Winthrop TO Toglls
except FIRST and last trims when nass1n
gers nave 10 chRnge at Augusta
All cars except $50 A. M and $50 p. M.
ieaNe from NJ. Z. station week days but
not sundays.
Cars leave Togus for AuglIsta ?
80, II, 123O, ?. so. s. $50, S. $50, II
cars Leave Gardiner for HalIowclI and
augusta daily every half hour from 6 IL
4. n. to 1015 p. NJ. 1915 p. NJ. for Halo
Cars leave Hallowcll for Gardiner \
minutes before and - minutes after overy
hour from 5.52 a. NJ. to 1922 p. NJ.
Cars leave Halowcll for Augusta & min
utes past and - minutes before every
hour from SOS A. NJ. to l0aS p, N every
Sunday time same on all the lines ex-
cept tho cars start two hours later in tbe
morning.
TRAIN CONNECTIONS
The $50 A. M. car from Winthron ana
b y. NJ. car from ToGlls connects nj An
EuSta with NJ. G. trains East ana NVcst
The 1-i1 \. NJ car from Gardiner tha
SOS from Hallowell and SO from All
Elsta connects at Winthrop with trains
East and West = 80
The 5.25 +. NJ. car from Augusta con-
close corrections at Winthrop with trains
for the West. - 'i'''
The 5.25 +. NJ car from Augusta con-
meets 1T Winthrop with train East.
The I. NJ. car from Winthrop connects
AT Augusta with train for the West
The 80 F. NJ. car from Winthron CON
meets at Augusta with Pullman tain
West '"'h
Trains arriving at Winthrop from lew
istGt way ut l0S 4. M. and 3I6 p NJ
uake clcNe connections with electric cars
Local car leaves North end of stota
street for Hospital Mt S.c35. 915. 3 ,5 10 ~
l;E. a. NJ; 12l5, 1855, 125. 2.I5. 25, 35,
- S'i5, els. e!', 7.3}5. SIS. SIS p. M "''''
CHr leaves from Post Office ten minutes
later eyery''trip: Car leaves Norm amI -
state St. for Grove Street Junction oriv
aG5, $. S.15 Y A. NJ. $.35 and p, NJ ''''
local car leaves HOSPITAL for Norib o,,5
OF stale street, S55. 9.35. 1o15. iOa5 II a. a
y A., To- l.l'. la5 20. 3.15, AS. Az a
90. ti3. I!f, S-35. 9.15 r. NJ ' o''''
tar leaves from +. o. ten minutes ,a+a,
every trip. t''i''itcs iater
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-05
knox Pomona Grange.

The regular monthly meeting Of KnoN
Pomona Grange will nr held with Pleas
ant Valley Grange, itUckl1nd, April ~
III" program follows:
Address Of Welcome. +. +. Post; re-
spGnsc, Mrs. Mary Graves; song, Mrs.
+; il. ngraham; reading, Mrs. Fred
Alexander; nilno solo, Nctti" Brown
recitation, Geo. Nash; song, Nina Cara
ner; reading, Mrs. Hattie B.lkcr; r"citi-
tion, Sarah Han; reading. Adcla NcaZi"'
Mrs " NJ Smith. Question -''WhN
should Il parcel rDs't he established I'v th'
gnvernmcnt?' "ilDW can inspection q!
oranges be- mace most lurlriul tn tlir "r-
DER" his, WS.-rd NV G,O. Nu-h, Leroy
LrrMnnd. Y. =. lnILm:E. ]. II. E.ilu,Il.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-05
A We

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Hon IL q ~
Miating Mdi al y ! tn :,
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periods. tom !
cures cures the ba
The The drsgginn
region, tae tae
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form Of f., we1
distinctly ~
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medicine ne1
which are
formula OF
taking the
fdence.
women, ev
the strong
the most
and write
IL for the
Prescriptif
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through d
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harmful i
delicate v
cures 70 !
cines for
saved the
operating
IT has res
strong an
making m
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OF homes
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-05
aAILRoAps AND erEAmsoATa
Ge|aL L!k,l k!lllglgjiiyn ',lll' I !. !lI;gjiyn

In Effect Oct. 9, 1906.
Passenger trains leave Augusta as III.
lows: 4Oi-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-05
The MAINE GRANGE.
Maine State Grange Officers.

State Master,
Obadiah Gardner, Rockland.
State Overseer, b.
Boyden Bearce, East Eddington.
State Lecturer,
w. ]. Thompson, South China.
State Secretary,
E. H. Libby, Auburn, K. F. D. 4.
Executive Committee,
Obadiah Gardner, RUckIand.
Ell. Libby, Auburn.
r. ID, Leavitt, HOw's Corner.
Columbus Havford, Maysville, Ctr.
S. f. Sweetsir. New Gloucester.
John Dority, East Blue Hill.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-05

>" EheCI Oct. y, lSU5.
Passenger trains leave Augusta as fol.
lows: % iOI-
THROUGH TRAINS.
GOING WEST-2.2- A. NJ. daily eYce,,
Monday for Portland ana Boston. n
a. "A, 1or III vision, Pennington. Phil,
lips, kanS"lcy. kCckland Portland Pnl
ton, Bridgtcn. Montreal and Quebec. m n
a. A., for Brunsw WICK, Lewiston. Farm
ingtqn. Phlliips, Carrabasset. Rockland
fortlann, Boston y. Conway. Fabyans'
Lancaster G0rham, y. H., Berlin Fails
Groveton, y. StrattUrd. Island PonJ''
Coiebfook ana Bcechcr Falls; BIO p IL
local to Portland; 3.42 p. VI, express, f6s. (
Brunswick, Portland Boston ccnnectir1,
for Bath, Portland, Lewiston, Cornish
Bridaton, No Conway and Bartlett. ~,
E. n, for, So. GardiGer; $40 r. NJ. local to
Portland; lilo p. NJ CexpressD, daiiys for
Lewiston, .Edth. Portland and Boston.
CONC T,AST-12.59 A. n. might e.
press1 fOr Sk6%hcGln, Bangor, Bar Har.
Dor, ST. stephen, tChlaisl, st. John, HaIi.
fax tJId .ArJOatO66 County and 10 Wash
ihgtVr.O Cos r. r.; Sunday morning gGIne
east dfsEs 3i"t connect for SRowheGah
HtllaSt, FOkcrOit or beyond Banrcr-
2.5Y =, ". Coxpress) for Bangor, WihifGs, Washfifg,,
ton 90, and Bar HarbUr, daily sundays
Included: 6.37 \. NJ, for Watcry.lle, Fox
croft ana Eargor; $40 "A. NJ. for Watyr-
vile Belfast, Sk9wheg2n. Bangor and
Eucksport; i2.35 r a.: Wdteryille, Fox
croft, EanEor, Old Town. Patten, Honi-
ton and Caribou via p. 4 a. r. k
Vance bJro, St. Stephen CCalai-). lioult-u
WoodStock, st. John ana Halifax ans ID
Lewiston Via Oakland ana Winthrop; ~
3. NJ. tcXprtssJ for Naterville, Bangor
Bar liarbur. Wash. CO K. r.. GIl Town.
Grctlviile; 519 II. M, for Wnterville OAK
Land, North AnSnn, bingham, Skowheean,
belfast, FDXcrotl, Greenvltic, Baug0r, Old
Town ana Malta Wamke.E: 1.-S T. Nj. for
Wat"rville anC Skowh"G San.
sun iays-G"ing Wet, -.1l "A. NJ, for
Miyl B.yth > ,l
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-05
Pomona Grange Calendar.

April --Iork Pomona, North Alfred.
April 1l-kennebec Pomona, Manches-
ter.
April 12-EXcelSiOr Pomona, Industry.
April 21-Itest kcnnebcc Pomona, Gin
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-05

Accidents will happen. but the boe.
Tesniatcd families keep Or Thomas f,r-
lectIlc on Tor such emergencies. 1t SUI
dues the pain and heals the hurts.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-05

Harsh physics react. weaken tho bowels
cause chronic constipation. Doan's Regu-
letS "pcrat" easily. tone the stomach
for them.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-05

a healthy man IL Il king in his own
right; IN unhealthy man is an unhappy
slave: Rur1ock Blood Hitters builds III
sound healih-kceps you we'll
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-05

=. suffered day and night the tomcnt Of
itching piles. Nothing helped me until
used lpoan's Ointment. 1t cured me per
nahtntlN Hon John X. Garrett, Mayo..
Girard, Ala '' ;
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-05

Sixteen out Of the twcnty-Cnc F,nr1is1
coronatjcnS tldt took place bctW,.. WI
liam II. ana Elizabeth, both inclusive
were held on ! SUNDAY
New-York tribune., 1906-06-20
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

r ...-.- u. New York, June 49, 1908.
80 saugherers for export alive and {or the
Dressed beer light demand al 71sasaS per n
Eona s Rs and fsst beer 1Rs aR up 5 ] heS @
day. DAY al to Liverpool on the GsoEge Included O20 cattle
sohhd sulzberger and 500 quarters OF beef esti-
Hull. will 100 cattle for J. shanlberg & Son
divided between the swift Beef CompaHy and tie
y: including late yes,er
sy $ av had all az 5s G 5 Tas Tse selling ae2s
Common 10 sood yss old at s5 s g Per ieo ny
strictly prime o. choice offered Dressed calves steadv a?
s5s@l1sG per n for city dressed yeals 7ag1O4ao for
sales-s Sanders: 152 veas 137 n average at 81 d
siEEP AND sASilsiIece!Pss including late arrivals
% and 1873 for he & hs4s Of aH %s eop s
the stock held over there were 2s9 cars on sale Sheep
and quality considered 1oal5c higher than Yesterdays
sheep sold at sia{5 IS per 100 r. Common 10 pqms No GS S
81 5Oa$s 75 cus aS6 40 yearings S6G<T Dressed
few choice sold as high as 10 c dressed yearngs quiet
saIss-Newtoa & Co: pa Kentucky lambs. ss 70 av
fss DO 81 = B b. at IS IS ss 90 Is m 6G a2 s. - s9 70
50 n at s6 75 sheep 10 ~ at 81 So Ii6 n at
Tobin & Shannon: Virginia larnas es n a, s. So
OHIO & 60 c5;o s. n :t at S a g - 9.2 year!lRgs . n
:. Ksrns oonntssian Co 2ss yrslnia lambs. 81 n a,
Indiana yesIlings 1e2 n a. 81 y do 70 70 at SO so:
So 4O Is Kentucky do n at S. so 20 40 10 n NJ
S5 40; 10 DO. 50 r. 81 = bucks. 70 at S4 rs;
DO, 13l n, 81
s. Judd 256 Virginia lambs. SIS So 26I
Kentucky do C. n, az s.; sheep. 100 n. 81
KratZ Cooper 262 Virginia lambs. % n. at IS 90;
sheep. 102 -. at 81 40
noes Receipt: were % car7. sea- head, all for
Pennsylvania hogs Quotable s. 9QST per
deck OF mixed Western hogs sold late yesterday
s6 10
ss S s1aasEs 4ssss: g sss 'ss % a. m sos @ s:o <
(aso yesterday 10 state hogs az 10 Sc 80; 30
$40 81 Il no at n IS o 30 Boar 10 66 S0 n 5' at Il '0usA'
3. Co date yesterday: 10 state hogs 132 n.
at 81 10 l6 40. les 70 AZ s. % do 2lS 10 al s.: 50
So O5: stag 300 70. 81: ! boar 900 n. at 81
New-York tribune., 1906-06-20

CoTTONTThe cotton market was very weak and IN
settled to-day a result of continued July lQuda-
ton and the July position, which a
Tnandng a premium Of so points compared with
October. sold points under that position time
during the afternoon The close barely steady and
unchanged . points lower only month. March,
being unchanged. while active positions 9G22S
July showing the maximum loss Sales for
a about $4,000 bales. The
ket opened steady q decline Of 3G5 points. which
a cables.
crop months seadied by the private condition
report issued to-day, showing deterioration for
half of 16 and the expectation OF
bullish weekly report midday. But the selling
of July factor, preventing demand
for crop except from the short
interest during middle OF the morning prices
broke q 5913 points Later there
rally of 36l4 points. led the months after
the publication Of weekly bureau report but ruors Of
caused q market in the late
afternoon and practically low point
the session. The weekly bureau report mentioned
cessve precipitation belt. and claimed
drouth in the Southwest becoming serious
claim that the droUth is confined within
small figure prominently in the final
result crop. and private reports from other
q mostly bearlsh. Southern spot
markets unchanged lsc lower.
The prices in the local market to-day
New-York tribune., 1906-06-20
CASH QUOTATIONS.
EXPORTS TO-DAY,
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

c-,-- New York. June 49, 1908.
Oot fEl1---The coffee market moderately active
ay as judged by recent standards sales for the day
amounting TO about 36ec0 bags The opened
oene OF 5g0 points in spite Of fairly steady European
CSbies unoer NS selling
demand, but rallied little
the close was steady unchanged points lower
Inc trench market unchanged the hour the
local opening. but later declined in sympathy with the
carry breah here and closed decline of
J1aInpurg was I pig lower Europe did trade
prominent local believed
10 ne q moderate buyer by balance.
feature TO fhe Brazilian OF the primary
Santos unchanged Rio reis higher Re
celpts are keeping well up the average, the
comparisons with last year being owing
fact tha at this time last there railroad
strike which quito efectuGly tied up the The
weather in sac Paulo fine sections. rainy in
one and showery in two No complaints being
ceiVed from the harvesting sections, and moth
ing more heard regarding the probable size Of the
ing crop The market for spot coffee unchanged.
with quotations On the basis Of 7ssc for Rio No Z.
The range of contract prices in the local market to-day
New-York tribune., 1906-06-20
OTHER mARKETsBY TELEoRAPH.

Chicago June I9.-cATTLE-Receipts. $500 head mar
prime S41$6 10. $50
s. hefers So 1885 % bulls 81 z5aS4 25: calves IS IS
ass 50 and feeders. 81 $50 S4 IS HOGS-Re
eepts. 5000 head market weat TO &c lower choice .
Sc butcher weights s6 81 2'-G$5 6s good choics
heavy mixed Sc 6offS6 e5. lacking. s61S6 els sHEEP
Receipts Is 600 head market steady sheep, 81 aDS6 55
yearngs S6gls6 so. shorn lambs. IS -5GssG I5.
Cincinnati, June ls-HOGS STEADY butchers and ship
pers So 10: common 81 6oa$6 so CATTLE steady: fair
70 good shsppsTs 81 1895 S2pS2 6S. SHEEP
ssssay, - 5oxS5 - LANES steady. 81 6oSs7 60
New-York tribune., 1906-06-20
Proposals..
BOND SALE.
CITY OF NEW ROCHELLE, N Z.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILDE RECEIVE

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
= by the undersigned until Monday evening. June 26
1906, o'clock for purchase OF any part
600 registered School Bonds series Of 1905
CT said city Of 81 oH0 each dated March 15 1905 ana
maturing hve 5 bonds the LIST day Of May 1910 and
1911.
Interest payable sem-annuaIiy on 18th day OF
March and 10Th day September; principal
payable at the Office Of the City Treasurer.
Each proposal must be accompanied by certified check
on an Incorporated bank company IN the State
OF New York for $4,000 payable the order OF
Treasurer OF the City OF New Rochelle
Bonds will be engraved under the supervision and
certified to their genuineness by United States
Mortgage and Trust Company.
No bid OF less than value OF viii
sidered Bidders ths printed proposal
furnished ey the Undersigned Accrued interest be
paid by the purchaser, and delivery will be
ONCE Of the Cty Treasurer in New Rochelle the 2nS
day Of July. 1906.
The right is reserved reject any or all bids.
Dated New Rochelle. y. Y. June
CHARLES KAMMERMEYER.
NffyrC CVartr
New-York tribune., 1906-06-20
KNIGgERBQGgER Trust COMPANY.

New York. June 18Th. 1905.
The Board OF Directors have this day declared a
annual dividend 20 PER CENT from earnings On
the CarItal Stock OF this Company payabls Juy 1904
10 Stockholders record June 20 1903 Transfer
will close June 90 1896. 81 P. NJ and reopen Juy g.
1906 FRED x GORE KING.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-20
The TRUST COMPANY or AMERICA
Dividend No 20.

Dividend No 20.
ls5 Broadway. New York June -. 1903
TIE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE TRUST COM
PANY AMERICA have this day declared quarterly
dividend OF EIGHT PER CENT. $50 upon the capital
stock OF the Company, payable June 30. 1868
Transfer books will be closed P ", Tnrrsday,
June o. 1906 recpened 10 A II. Monday. July =
1000. RAYMOND J. CTIATRY. Sscrstsry.