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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-11

vIERNEs 10. -Auccbs 20 ins ugurt
el Club Uninnist On 10 smplia esss
do la sueesi6n Rivera, ealle dc Alto
chs, hsbiendo eoneurrido 81 soto ur
considerable Il nero dc personals.
Pfonur ciaron diseursos los obre
ros Euripidss Martinez, Casimiro
Garcia. Antonio MaldonAdo nm jo
van llegado recisntsments dc 10 siudad
del O,sts, cuyo nombrs no rssorda'
mos,
En- 81 pob,ado de lA Plaza ss rs
glstran varios cas's dc titas debido &
los miasmas que despiden a'gunas do
sus GALES. bay que tomar radieAlea
medidas para sanesr dich, barrio.
Los republicAnos del veeino pus'
bio dc Juana Dilz, tratau do esle'
brAr una segunda eonvsnsl6u, por no
haher hscho sus trabsios muy linn
pios On 10 primera.
boy 90 han beneficia do On oil ma,
tadero T6blieo reses CON IN peso TO-
tel dc e 465 libras.
En- las primsras horss de 10 ma 10
no 90 sxpendi6 10 eArne { 81 esntavos
kllo, pero & les disz - hahian bsiado
los preeios & 20 eentavos.
lie ha sido aumentado el sueldo
oil eleyk do 10 Ofcina Postal do cate
ciudad don Rafael Sanelements,
HAP sido urciados Francisco
Sierra y Matilde Morales por haesrse
sarielas On 10 via p6bl!ea J & Rosario
Garcia por alterAr 10 psz pdblies,
sisndo eondsnado At2 cada una
-Anc che di6 la eompaf ffa La Pre.
10 ~ function do despedida. El tes tro
sstuvo concurridiAimo los rdnsyos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-11
De Administration

Desde snteaysr iuspendimos O.
envio del peri6dieo & varios amigos
nusatros que tIenen psndientes algu
nos meses de susCripei6n con Ia en-
press, slepdo impossible obtsner O.
eobro do aus recibos, aresAr do nues
tras reitsradas gestiones en- tAlaeptido.
Siry1n estas lineas do aviao, 4
los suacritorss morosos que en- ads
ianto no rcsiban La rEMocRAcIA,
para que no lee extrAns una suspsn
si6n dieiada contra nuestro dssso,
por raEones que nos abstsnemos d.
cali6Gar.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-11
RAzON De UNA AUTONOM|A

| Muehss, 10 mayor parts de la
coneisnsias rsspondierop, y por ri
triupf6 10 Union.
Pero otros no quisieron resp onds
traternAlmerts. al pstri6tico llama
miento.
Y arroiaron & 10 bAndsrA do pas
I pelotas de lodo sapgrisnto.
Y opusieron & 10 evangeiica enss
DO, el satsndarts roio de la gusrrA J
el odio.
Use risron do arado y |, brsdo
res.
4 hicisron prssA on a)gunAs tur
badas eoneisnciss para ArrojGv or
elias IL zzaiiA.
Dc aqui dimRna oil que 10 Union
siendo toda armonfs, seA combats
tamb!6n.
81 no 90 detandiera, mor.ria.
I'll derseho & la detensa 90 al mAs
alto de todos los dsreahos, sl mas
universal, el mas humane, el que no
necesita dc leyes nj dc dogmas para
defuirae, porque asrefiers 4 10 eonaer
vaei6n do 10 propia vida.
Podriamos renuneiar 4 "a existsn.
sia, sobrs TODD euaudo ellis 60 pre-
siosa para los intsresss do este pais.
81 10 Union 80 dsiass srrollar por
sus intransigsntss opositores, rsaliza
riA I'm asto dc renunciaei6n imh6cil,
Sin gloria para ella, sin bsnefisio min
guno para el pafs, cue estA pendiente
do sus eAtuerzos.
SQu6 ssrfs do Puerto Rico entire
gado 6 los republisanoAH
Vamos, pnes, al eombase, por 10
armoniA; 4 10 guerra, por 10 paz; { 10
lueha do partidoS, por 10 lucha do Ia
pstria.
Los republicanos quisrsn que al
sec, y es preciao somplassrles, para
del teuirles.
Oiala llegue el diA On que 10 poll
sica do partidos coneluya para STEM
pre- en- Puerto Rico.
Esa y el gobisrno propio han si
do, son y ssrAn les lspiraeiones mas
intensas dc los unionistast
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-11

n n R.fasl iuggbA con olro y on 10.
momensos que pssAba IN caro- empujt
Al otro ma, quien csyendo baio laI
rusdAs del caro- sufsi6 graves Ieaio
mes de cuyos reEultAdoA fAllesi6 oil dis
siguiente
Con motive dc liesneia oopesdi
de- 81 eabo de ls dstsstivs don Fran
cisco Ortiz y del rslsvo de dos dstes'
tives, ha quedado sl ssrvieio 81 eui
dado del dstsetive ssGor Gutierrex,
qusen ha podido Avsrigdar 10 exlstsn
eia do una pArtida do rAleros. los que
han sido presentados 81 JusgAdo mu
municipal.
En- el Juzgado de Policf', han
aldo resusltas hoy les ajguisntss de-
nuDsiss!
Tomssa Vlllsfsaa. por tsnsr nm
esrdo auslto; iu6 eondenada a o.
D Asilio Rivsrs, o. 10, Maria Garx6'
lex % 10; esta Apsl6 & 10 Cor to do Dis
trito. Je,6s Bsrrfos. por 10 misma
infraesi6n, % 10. Juan Npnoz, sl.So
por haberse deelsrado sulpable.
Antonio Rosaly, por tsnsr nm fei'
quitfn abisrto hAsta lee tres do 10 ma
Sana y sstar contra los reglss do Ga'
nidad, tue multsdo con ! peso las
eostas.
E,meraldo Avllts, por iptringir las
ordsnanxas muniei psles, 3 pesos y los
costas.
Gabriel Rod fguez, por MabsiAr
pan % fesnels, tue multado con 2 rssoa
Y las eostas del iaieio.
Tomas Torres, cor tensv OIL pan
dsatapsdo On 50 pAnaderia t.e absusl.
10.
-Ksta ncehs eslebrarG session. or
din&riA oil Conesio municipal.
~Eata tarde sac para Yaueo In
comp' fifA La Prssa, y Allf dara una
ssrle do fuuci0nes.
-Recordamos nusstros sompa-
triotaa que el viernes 81 dsl eorrisnte
% el t'timo dfa de inseripoionss Dor
10 tarto no deben demorarss on inscri
hirae antes de csc dfa.
-El domingo 70 % eslebrarkn lss
elecciones parcislss dc nuestro psr,i
do para nombrar las personaa cue On
convensi6n designer los eandidatos
para los eArgos sdminiatraivos de
sata ciudad.
va empieSsn 4 soucurrir tran
ssuntes para saistir & los fe.tas hfpi
cas- que 40 oelsbrarAn sl domingo 12l
del eorrisnte.
TAmb!6n hay varias apuestss cru
Eadas entire los partidarics do xPerla |
insS y sNevaco.S
So diee dc dos eaballos dsscouo |
,idos que tratan do haeer compstsncia
les cshallos mas stsmados.
-Por el polisiA do Sanidsd Tomx.
Martinez fueron quemAdos tres hfea |
los dc esrdo y dos do res, mandados |
por eneorIrarae On NAL estado. |
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-11
La Biopatfa

ProdiqioSa terap6utica pdrd curar radt-
c0Inse,ats totla cgase de Intermediates.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-11

NJ podrfAmos. Auuque Quisi6ra
mos, prsscindir On estos dias do con
vsrtlr nusstra pluma en- una arma ta
jante J eortants. para herir Brofunda
mente 81 pArtido republieano.
L. Union % ammonia.
Psro tambi6n 10 Union escombAts
Ammonia para todos y entire todos,
An dc que no existan en- ls gran f.
milia puertorriqutfh divis!ones de
nipguna elase.
Armonis para que 10 socisdad d
puertorriqusnA rec mas fsliz por la
sonsordia.
ArmorfA para que el pueblo puer
torriqueilo eonstituya 81 peraonalidad
On el plaxo mas brsve posible por el
gsneroso, comda eatuerzo de todos los
elsmentos que 10 forman.
Combate, por las ex'gsneias del
medic on que vlvimoa.
Comhate, para poder redusir por
In victoria on cfvioas contiendAs, 4 los
que no 40 pudo atrasr por msdio do 10
rersuaei6n.
Comhate, para eonIervar, acsn
drar y tonidcar 10 vida do una ides
redentora que 20 vs atacada por enc
migos de musrts.
PorQue 10 U ai6n no 90, On verd&d
I'm partido polftico en- euanto q su
eSeneia y ror 10 que stAfs q su forms.
81 10 faese, no seifs tal uni6n.D
Y 81 levantase campamentos de
bAndsrfA tampcco fuera tal union.
Q.6 hixo ella, al eoneretarse on la
vida rdblica del pats como una tusrxa
tormidabie9
1'evar al terreno poliiieo, san
Arido y abrnpto cssi siemprs, 10 TO-
cunda simiente del apoatolado.
Llam6 & todas las eonciencias pa
ra echar en- elias IL busna ssmilla u
deocr cr6 su aimb6lioo euAdro con una
hAnderA blanca.
Ese nfvso estandArts, f1tando oil
vientc, deoiA, dice AG G,:-<Puertorri.
quei1os, m&s amor. mas hldalgufs, mas
eorcofdta y poned & una elsvada al
tura, como 81 faessn ttaternales her
msnos, el corss1n y el pensamiento. ,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-11
UN CABALLO

Al Cue sussribe, 10 he aido sus-
tfaido DO 80 inca agricola, sita On el
barrio do ~Perehas$ de esla iurisdis.
sion, I'm Caballo dc SD pertensnaiA de
las senAs siguientesl SAino amarillo,
eAstrAdo, con Gordon do mulA On sl
Anea, de anos mas 8 menos de sdad,
Dc ssiH y media CAartas de Alxada, tie
ne an lueero On 10 irents que la GORE
hAaia Abaio, 10 pAta trAeers derechn
hlansa del nudillo Abaio,
So gratiasarG & 10 psrsAna que 10
sntregus.
San SebastiA, JUNO 70 de 1905,
S07 PEDRO ESTRADA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-11

Esta nuevA eiepeiA de curar, bA-
sadA On mlsterlcsos prinsiplos y leyes
fundamentales de 10 vida, es hoy l.
dniea esperanzA de los eniermou er6.
nieos y deaAhuelados.
Por gu gran poder repArador VI
gorizsdor, se conaidsra como el YER.
dadero ELIXIR DE VIDA, como 10 fusn'
to del rsiuvenacimiento y do 10 rsgene-
raci6n del orgAnismo humane.
Numsrosos enisrmos curAdos On
tods 10 isla, muchos do ellos ~ mo-
ribundoa, son los meiores pruebas que
90 pueden presentar.
Para consulsas , tratAmientoa, di.
riiirse personslmente por eserIto al
Professor sF. Virslla Uribe, ClinieA
BiopAtics, Arroyo. P. R.s 30-1l alt
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-11
GuStayo Rodriguez
AVOCADO Y NOTARIO
Marina 8. 0ssGs. nusvte-RinH
POR $4,000

De contado, 90 vsnde 10 nnca ep
nominada SBarrancass, la cual 40
hays situada en- sl batrio de sLlanos
CostaS de este t6rmino. Diata & hora
' media de 10 poblsci6n, 90 compone
do 1900 cuerdaa dc extension, todas
propias para Las siembr&s do frutos
MEMORIES y en- particular para el algo.
don sCAilan.s Tiene dos magnffons
mAnantialas para dar de beber 81 ga
nado: tiene colindsncia al mar puar,
TO para emharcar todos los frutoa. I'm
lie se pueden cuidar hasta 400 cabs
xAs de ganado.
Para informes dirigirss q don Uli.
ses Aarini-Post Office, --calle <Mu
6ox Rivera.S
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-11
CONV0CATOR|A

I'll Comll6 unioniltA local ha con
voeado & todos los eorreliglona dc
la Munieipalidad de Ponce, msyores
dc 81 AMOS, para que el domingo IL
del aetuAl, mes dc Agosto, Concurran
& depositar Gu voto para 10 e.eeCi6n
do Dslegados q 10 Convention munici
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-11

pal que ha do dssignar los candidate
para Alcalde, mlembros del Concejo
municipal y JuntA Eacolar'
Dlchas AaAmbleas se celehr ar6n
de 8 o. m. 4 4 p, m. con arreglo { la
4 TINA disposition do 10 Junts Cen
trail del Partido.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-11

Fl PONCE GROCERY

ss vands Artfeulos sllmeulieIos,
directAmente inportAdos do Essados
Unidos, llevandoss 6 casa dol com
prAdor' surtido sisrnpre frasso. Oo'
msreto 7.-ApArtado "a. -Talstono u.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-11

Han ado denuneiadas vari@s 90
sas, por tsner sus pAtios llsnos do yer
bas.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-25
MINING STOCK EXCHANGE.
Bulk of the Days Business Is Done
During the Open Board Calls.

The formal calls on the mining ex-
change yesterday appeared TO crate on
the nerves of the brokerage fraternity,
and III order TO escape the rigOr of the
rules they passed them up and did the
bulk of their trading during the infor-
NAL sessions. The money value of the
days business was given a respectable
appearance by the participation of some
of the higher-priced stocks, and, all
things considered, the markets tone was
not bad.
With 1000 shares changing hands Co
lumbus ConsOh- ed showed its fine
strength by recedIng only 10 cents a
share from the opening price of 500.
Twenty-Five shares Of Daly-Judge were
squeezed out at $11.75. Beck Tunnel was
sold at Sl.071z, and Honerine, which has
been batted around at about $l-45 for
several weeks, began to show strength
Wednesday and yesterday sold at $500.
May Day and New York were both weak,
while the rest of the list behaved pretty
we'll
Following is the list of final quotations
and record of sales made during the two
regular and open board calls:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-25
ToNoPAH EXTENSION ANNUAL.
Mined over $4,000 Tons of Ore Dur
inc Last Fiscal Year.

A message over the private wires of
James A Pollock & Co. from New York
during the day brought the following brief
report of the annual meeting Of the TOnO-
pah Extension company.
At the annual meeting of the Tonopah
Extension mining company. held in. Pitts
burg. the retiring board of directors was
reelected. The annual report showed that
the gross tonnage of ore shipped from the
mine from date of the previous annual re-
port to April g. 1906 was 22.05O tons. and
the average return from the smelters for
this ore was S24.4 a ton.
1.-The development work Done during the
year added greatly to the value of the
property. according to this report. The
management recommends the erection &C
a reduction plant for the treatment of the
ores of the mine OF the ground, saving
thereby freight charges. The contract
with the American smelling and refining
company allows the company to ship 80
tons a day until Nav Is, 1907"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-25
GET CLAIMS AT CHERRY CREEK
Prospectors From Here Go Overland
and Capture a Prize.

Just four weeks ago c. X. Rowland Of
TINS city and J b Anderson Of Louis
vile. Ky. left here with a splendidly
through the Deep Greek country into Ne
vada- Fragments Of news concerning
what was doing in the Cherry Greek cOun-
with greater dispatch than they might
otherwise have done and they are both
low cOngratulating themselves that they
hurried Leaving his partner at camp,
a few miles east Of Cherry Creek, Mr..
Rowland came out over the Southern Pa
cific to look after some business matters
and then to return Mr.. Rowland reached
home Wednesday evening.
We have been fortunate enough TO Sc
cure a group of seven claims seven or
eight miles east of where the line of the
Nevada Northern railroad is located and
which Will be running trains into Cherry
Creek within another month said he
yesterday. Mr.. Anderson is now at
camp directing the work on the ground
and l shall join him in a few days with
man who is interested with us and who
will reach here from Texas during the
next three or four days. The property
we have secured is one in which silver IS
the pred lmnant metal in the ore II has
been a rich producer from shallow work
ings in she past and we consider that 1t
has in il the making of one Of the big
mines of that section.
The Nevada Northern is now cOmplet-
ed to CuTTy's ranch, thirty-one miles from
Cherry Creek, and the superintendent OF
construction. with WhOm RODE out 10
CObTe, informed me that the crew was
making better than a mile day in track
having. Passengers are not yet being car
ried over the road but it will be only
matter of a short time till accommOda-
tons are given the travelling public to
Curry's at least BY next fall. when the
line is completed to Ely, the railroad com
pany * figuring on having to handle a
heavy passenger traffic. the estimated
number of people who will then go in be-
ing placed at 15.co0-
''The country around Cherry Creek IS
certainly on the boom and have no
doubt that Ely is getting lively. also.
though I did not have an opportunity 10
visit the great camp"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-25
Stock Quotations.

critics left for trip of inspection to each
last evening.
Another consolidation for Bingham is
being whispered, but the information is
not Of n character to make it possible to
talk out loud about il as yet
Three carloads of ore from Tintic, two
from Bingham. one from Stockton and
two from Nevada were reported at the
Pioneer sampler yesterday morning.
Duncan MacVichie. general manager of
properties, returned from a trip to the
BaIaklaia. COmpanys mines in Shasta
county, California, last night.
President Charles NJ MacNeill and Gen
erai Manager D c lacking of the Utah
Copper company, spent yesterday in an
inspection Of the big cOmpany's Bing-
ham properties.
Yerington Tines. Z. Game Of Salt
Lake was an arrival here this week on
business He is one Of the parties who
the East Walker, and is here to start
work on the property. He was accom-
panied from Reno by Tom Wheeler.
party of Chicago investors headed by
Thomas Fitzgerald stopped off between
trains yesterday en- route to Fairview
New. where they are going to make an
examination of property which w. II.
TibbaiS secured a bond upon for them
the other day. and the purchase of which
will be closed up during their stav in
camp if the ground holds up to represen-
tatiOns.
Eight carloads of ore from Tintic two
from California and one from Idaho were
released from the Taylor & BruntOn
sampler yesterday morning. The COM
panys sulphide MILL that has been IN
dergOiug a complete renovation and re-
equipment for several days past, is again
i'm full operation
NJ. A Daugherty, manager of the Car
Donate Hill COmpany's property. came
down from the mine yesterday to look
after business on this end of the line
He will return in a day or two accom-
panied by ). J. Paul the engineer and
surveyor. who has been engaged to make
a complete survey of the company's prop-
erty, including the underground workings
The amount of development work has
made it necessary to begin keeping up a
record of the work performed and the
maps to be prepared by Mr.. Paul will be
compiled for that purpose. Manager
Daugherty says the property is looking
better every day.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-25
WILL BOOST FOR UTAH.
Michigan Man Joins Salt Lai<er in
Launching Investment Firm.

As result of his several weeks in
VestigatiOn into the wonderful mineral
and other resources of this region. ?. q.
Thompson, a prominent Detroit dealer III
commercial securities. bonds. etc has
finally concluded to cast his lot in Sat
Lake and become a factor in the building
up OF the industries of this city, state and
adjoining commonwealth He came here
at the solicitation and as the guest Of
Samuel NowhouSe, the millionaire mining
keen of perception and in possession of
knowledge that could not be too highly
rated by one contemplating a business
move Mr.. Thompson has spent some time
i'm Nevada and since his return from the
state on the west. he has been taking a
careful Inventory of the material worth
and possibilities of growth in Utah His
findings have been so convincing that he
has decided to make Salt Lake his home
and 90 into business at once.
As a partner and business associate he
has Joined fortunes with r. !. Evans.
business man. mining operator and brOk-
CT. and together they will engage in the
ness. with headquarters in the D. Z.
Walker building and branch houses in
several cities of the middle east. and with
direct connections with first-Class houses
in the faT east, including New York. BOS-
ton and other cities. HiEh-class securities
bonds will be bought and sold on d strict
y commission basis and at the same time
the firm viii axe Investments on Its
own account and pail all the time for the
UpbuildinE of the business and cXDlOita-
ton Of the mineral and other resources Of
bowed portion Of the continent Mr.
Thompson. II is stated. Is known in Mich
Igan as a man Of the SJriCteSt business
integrity, energy and foresight.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-25
HONERINE'S
GREAT STRIKE
Mass of Solid GaIena Ore on
Tunnel Level Is Still
Holding Out.
CLAIMS AT CHERRY CREEK
LOCAL PROJECTORS GO OVER
LAND AND GET GROUND.

Reports from Stockton yesterday were
to the effect that the big strike on the
drain tunnel level Of the IIonerine, where
4 solid body of galena ore over ten feet
wide mad been driven into for more than
thirty feet on Tuesday, is still holding
out. The remarkable thing about the
strike, according to arrivals from camp,
IS that II was made in advance of the
point where Mine Manager E J. Raddatz
IS quoted as being certain of tapping one
of the biggest shoots of fine ore ever
found in the mine on the level 800 feet
IF the present strike should prove to
be a portion Of the shoot opened above
and not yet due, according TO measure
rneIlIS. TO make Its appearance below. II
viii prove to be one of the greatest sin
gle shoots or bodies of lead ore ever
opened in Utah mine said The Her
aids informant Mr.. Raddatz. I am told.
cannot bring himself to believe that it is
the same shoot, but coming in as il does,
he is of the opinion that the distance be
tween this one and the one he has been
driving for viii be short If they prove
10 be one and the same he will be all the
happier"
The company's big mill was reported to
he doing good work yesterday. as expect
ed For several weeks past Superintcnd-
ent W h MOTdOCk has been Overhauling
the machinery and equipment and plaC-
ing everything in apple-pie order for the
signal to begin operations, and when the
mine is trimmed up for the tonnage it is
capable OF producing Two SnlftS ana pos
sibly three viii be worked at the mill.
the maximum capacity Of which Is rated
a so tons
The camp of Stockton Is rejoicing at the
decision of the HoneTine company to cut
loose, as its policy of representation has
had the effect OF creating feeling Of dis
trust to the merits of the mine and the
camp in which it Is located In another
month the H0DeTine company should be
employing from 80 to 200 men and the
number should and most certainly viii
be increased as the season advances and
new Slopes are opened
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-25
Mines and Mining Stocks
T indnCidl and Commercial

Ely, New, are in receipt of statements
covering the cOmpany's operations for
April. 1t shows that 474 tons o. ore were
shipped from its Sultana property IL Arr
IONA. and that the average gross value
per ton was 1914, the total value Of
the months product being S92, 1916. a
large cyanide milling plant and smelteT
are fast near completion at the SultaCa,
while development work at the Ely mines
IS continuing on an extensive scale. The
statement concludes with Secretary q. T.
GirOuX's declaration that the large smelt-
ing plant which has been completed at
the Nevada mines can be started immedi-
ately upon the completion of the Nevada
Northern railroad from Ccbrs to Ely
The GiTOu& company has a way Of tell
ing its shareholders what is being done
from month to month that might be emu
lated by many other mining companies
without injury to themselves.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-25
GRAIN ANp PROVISIONS.

Chicago. May 24--The local wheat mar
ket today was unusually strong because
of numerous reports of damage by
drought in various sections in the winter
wheat belt a number of adViceS were
received declaring that the weather in
Kansas and Nebraska was favorable, but
these we're not able to offset the damage
reports. At the close July wheat was U9
13sd1I2. Corn was up T. Oats showed a
net gain Of s. Provisions were ID to 5g1Lc
higher
Strength in the wheat pit deveIoDed
soon after the opening, which was slightly
weak on reports Of general rains last
night in Kansas All offerings were read
lily taken by commission houses and this
created an upward tendency which con-
tinued until the close Many of the dam
age reports received from the southwest
asserted that the recent rains had come
too late to save large part of the fall
sOwn crop The strength of cash wheat
at St Louis and Kansas CITY was an i'm
portant factor in stimulating the de-
mand for options in the local market A
feature of trading was a bulge of cents
in the price of the May delivery brought
about by an urgent demand by shipments.
The market closed strong. with prices
close to the highest point of the dav The
May option opened at $50. declined to IS
and then advanced to SOS The close was
at Sc net gain of 214c. July opened ga
4 to SsG1zc lower at Sl12GS1s4 advanced
to S55s and closed 12s011z higher at S32s
The wet weather in the middle west de-
pressed the corn market at the opening
but this weakness was quickly dispeIled
bv a lively demand from pit traders and
commission houses. The close was strong
July opeEed Is to &c lower at A. TO Az
sold up to IS and closed at 47s4 Local re-
ceipts were 81 cars, with 264 of contract
grade
Sentiment in the oats pit was extremely
bulIish for the greater part of the day.
The principal trading was in the Septem-
Der delivery. The market closed strong.
with prices near the top. July opened I'M
changed at IS, sold at 32@4 and then adj
vanced to S31s- The close was at $685.
Light receipts of hogs at western live
stock centers brought about active buying