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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-26
NELSON ! TOGO
ArticuIo de "El ImpareiaI"
de Madrid "La Cores
pondencia" de Espsha.
AB0UKlR Y TRAFALGAR
Napoleon Bonaparte. Para
lelo entire Nelson y Togo.
Influenza en- Espa1a

Qie los triur fos navales del vice
slmirante Togo aon superiores q los
de Nelson, dice ell sefior Ccmenge, on
su artfculo que puhlica Ell Inparcial el
dia IL.
Tai aarmaei6n es exsgerads, puss
de ningdn modo el gran mArino irg'6s
Duede ser inferior al vencedor de
Tsushima.
Las navales victorias dc Abouklr
y Trafalgar, no podran nunea ser
eclipsadas por las que se libraron en-
el mar del Jsp6n y en- el mar amari
llo, durante 10 pssada guerra ruso-
isponssa.
El combsts 1kval dc Abopkir anu
Is por complete los triu fos tsrrestres
del general Bonaparte on el Fg pto,
impidi6 & Francls todo auxIlio & los
vencedorss do les Piramides, q hizo
impune la expedic.6n do Abrez 1mby,
hacienda caer en- manos del RENO
Undo squella tan va,ta possession que
Frsncia consideraba ~ como real.
mente suya.
LAS consecuencias del z gantesco
drama de Trafalgar fueron inmensa.
mente msyores.
Los cafionszos do Trafalgar re-
percutieron on Waterloo.
Signihca Trafalgar 10 salvac.61
de 10 Gran Bretaiis ante 10 audaz en-
presa que el Gran Corso preparabs
contra ella.
Signifca Trafa'g gar el triunfo to
rrestre de los si6tcitos ipgleses er
Espafia durante la nuestra inolvida
BILE guerra llamada do 10 Indspenden
cia.
Sin el aniquilamiento total dc Ii
eicuadra imperial feauceaa, % sega
ro que fuese del todo impossible en- II
Coruha el reembarQue de las tropaI
de sir John Moore, perssguidas d.
musrts por los bravos soldsdos de
IN Ariscal soult.
| Mas tarde, vuetos & la Teniusul
los eiercitos ipg'eses, oil mando de
duque de Wsllin2ton, las formidable
liness do Torres Vedras hicieron po
complete inexpugnablea q los esfuer
EOS de Massena, gracias 4 sus ccmu
nicaciopes con Ell mar, y por tantc
cen las hotas ipglesas.
Nelson pele6 q muchas millas d
su patria; diganlo, sine, Las dos bs
tallAs q que aludc.
Togo 10 h'zl prlmero & muy COL
to distsncia de las islss Nipones,
despl6 en- las propias co,tas d.
Jap6n.
Nelson pele6 con enemigos que |,
: charon hssta morir....
Fl Pelsando % hundi6 IL hotA
: Brueys en- 10 radA dc Abrkr, yp'
leando Sc hundieron tambien las nj
YES espa d olaa y ftsncesas & 10 vlSl
del cabo de Tfsfa'gar.
l Pele6 Togo el 10 de Agosto
1.9O1 en- sguas de PGt.Arthur cobtl
una escuadra por complete quebraI
+ tAda , maltrechs, desde lie notturr
sorpreaa del 8 oil 9 de Febrero.
> Luch6 mas tards con la Aota
: Roisstven'ky, llamada del B6ltico,
nadIe ignora las fatsles .circunsts
cias en- que fueron q 10 pelea los m
u riLos del Gear.
el Allf Ia marina rusa 10 perdi6 !
do; qulzss halta el horor.
Togo es ain duda nm muy txe eei
mxrino, peY0 no es Wn Nelson,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-26

Necesjtando consagyar nWeSha segWnda bdgina d
bortantes eneI orden agrtcolaindHsioL
hdcia las cnaIes aamoS la atenc6n de nuestr0S gran
deS brodWctores tue Precise, en- Ell nmero de h0Y CAM
biar la orna del bert6dco, diSti6yemdo Ell material
EN- otras bdgjnas sin Qwe btera nadG Ell P3bco va que
Ell texto es exactantente Ell MiSnto de costumbye
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-26
Alemania Sc queja de Russia

Berlin Mario 26.-La prensa o6ciosa de aqui proes-
rudamente contra Ell exagerado apoyo que los rpesen
tantes presan Franca los debates de Agecras
Corren dvcrsos pero los circulos dpomacos
y mtares asegura que esa proxmo arreglo salts
factoro para los ntereses aemanes para orgulo
q ciona1
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-26

htrmsno de Federico el Grands, tronco
del que dsacisnds toda 10 astual dina g.
tia rslpante % AlemaniA,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-26
EIecei6n del nuevo Comite
unionista local. Ell Num-
cipio. Ponce.
FABRiCA De TABACOS
Esperanzas lisonjeras. Pro.
tesla contra la anexi6n de
barrios. .-Otras noticias.

Fl domingo tuvo efscto 10 elecei6n
de 10 nueva Junta local del Partido
Unionista.
In e!ecci6n 90 h'zo estsbleci6ndo.
De an preciato On cada barrio, de mo
do que % fseilit6 msdios favorab.es {
los eorreliglouarios para eierssr 50
deracho electoral.
Con este procadimisato liberal y
smocrksico, que smplfa sl sufragio,
qusd6 constltaido sl Comite que ha dc
drigir ID pr6xtma campsfi q q electoral
II, aquf loI nombres de los elegi
dos.
DON Francisco D. C6rdovs, don
Adrian Custo, don Rsniro Martinez,
don Juan Afanador, don Jes6s Ramt-
rsx, don Juan Ramos, don Julio Grau
B asle, don Antonio dc Jssds Lopez,
don Pedro Rivera Collazo.
-El munioipio ha cubierto TO dss
sus atsncicnes. Hoy asisnds psrfsc.
rsnsem 'nss 81 ornate pdblieo, msio.
rAndo las GALES y cunstas de Ia po-
blac'6,. Pfonto 90 instAlarAn msyor
namsro do l4mparss electricss y se
p,dir& & Essados Uaidos una nusva
Glaze d. buifas que dan mayor poten
ole lumfnica.
Los mAestros de UtuAdo y Ad.
iintas fueron & Ponce On excursion
sscolar. vi,nea estos profesores agra
dablsm ,nte imprssionados de su vlsje,
despues de habsr visttado los princl
psles csntros do enssfi arzs de ALI.
Ell die primsro del entraute mes
90 abrirk una nutva fibriea de taba
COS, en- 10 que trsbsiaran 200 opera
rios. Este nuevA f&brics, mas laa
plantacionsu dc tabaeo sembrado re'
eientenenss, , la fecunda horecsncis
Dc CATS, que prcm,ts 81 afio vsnidsre
gran cossch,, seiIAla otra perspective
mis lisonisra 4 esta comarca. Solo
sspsramos que smpiesen los trabsiol
del pusnte de Rio Grande y 10 cons
srueci6n do 10 oarretera de UtuAdo
Jayuya.
-Ha fallscido el laborioso sgri
eultor don NieslAs Martin J, sefio
muy apreclsdo por aus relevante
condolences do car&ctsr. ri sskor Mar
tluez psrtenecfa & 10 L0gla <Sol d
O;Isnts,. y 50 entlerro Sc verified co
toda 10 solemnidad que req liers est
instituci6n.
LA Junta escolsr tlebe en- pre-
Sscto hacer a'g anas reparaclones In
portantes en- sl edifcio que ocupa ]
sseuela <Doctor Ferrer A los pre-
fesorsa 90 lee psgs CON pur taalidad.
Ell estado sAnitario de esta pc
hlaci6n % msgni6co.
Sc hsr&n buenas reformsS en-
cArnicetfa
-Et sefior Abreu , otras persons
do arrsigo en- los barrios dc Gang
less y sSanta Labels han elevad
eacrito dc protests contra ID reioll
ci6n del Conseio Eiscutivo, que anex
estos barrios & 10 pob.aoi6n dc Lsre
La diatinguida o fiorita Fepi
Blanco, ha meiorado de 10 grave @
tsrmsdad que 10 postr6 en- CANA.
-Aquf eatuvo una comisi6n
America7os que vinieron & busc
plantas para 81 invernadero de Nu
70 York
Nos manifsstsron estos ssiiore
Que han eneontraoo On SCerro Nor
les unas variedad deplartAs que no
hallan en- Caha nj en- la Am6.icA q
Sud, les cuales conatituyen una esI
ole carsctsristlca, quizSS excluaiv
ueate originaria de Puerto Rico.
-Hs subido 81 preclo dc Alquil
en- al9unas cAsas de la poblaei6n.
csss que esto 90 debe & las demand
de caSas promovidas con ID nueva
hrica de tabacoS.
n nn4AA
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CaFlOt receipts.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the Trading and Closing
Prices on Board of Trade.

CHICAGO, July u.-Reports that for
eigners are buying American wheat and
the cleaim that black rust has appeared
in North Dakota caused strong tone to-
day in the local wheat market, At the
close what for September delivery was
3 gan OF l%alAc, Provisions, were 21Aa
Abe wheat market was strong all day
and there was active demand throughout
the session. Shorts were the principal
buyers, although commission houses were
tor OF the early trading was tie light ac-
ceptances OF cash bids. Later came the
reports OF black rust In North Dakota, and
Following this statement from New York
that foreigners were bidding for Manitoba
and Duluth spring wheat. There was also
some indication Of buyiAg by foreigners
September opened bqhc higher, at TAG
7i%c advanced to 7S~q1S1ac and closed at
v ere equal to 1900 bu. Primary receipts
were $4,000 bu, compared with $4,000 bu.
the corresponding day year ago. Min
ceipts OF A9 cars, against holiday last
week and 1877 cars a year ago.
The probability OF continued clear hot
weather in the corn belt strengthened the
corn market Cash houses led In the buy
ing, which was OF an influential character.
Arrivals for tomorrow were estimated 70
this stimulated the demand. Sharp ad-
yanees In the price OF cash corn az 81;
Louis and Kansas city were Sddi tiosad
strong with prices close to the highest point
of the day. September opened hqSc
HIGHER, at b2kQ62%c, advanced to b3c and
closed al 625kc. Local receipts were lSs
cars, with IS cars of contract grade.
There was an active general trade IN
oats. with prices tending upwards strongly
Reports from Illinois and New York were
that the crop was being damaged by rust
The clear, hot weather was generally con
sidered as detrimental 70 the proper ma
turing OF the new crop. September opened
M6HNo higher, at 3tSSaS6c, advanced 10 S5Ae
where II closed. Local receipts were
cars.
Provisions were firm on an active demand
by shorts and local packers. At the Close
was up nc, at 800. Ribs were 2hGb'
higher, at S9.56.
Estinnated receipts for tomorrow; Wheat
iO7 care; corn, 242 cars; oats, 40 cars; hogs
% 900 head
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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The disposition Of the days receipts was
Der of head indicated:
Tnta

CATTLE-The receipts OF cattle today
were light for a Wednesday. although con-
siderably heavier than two weeks ago.
Last Wednesday was a holiday. The quail
iJy Of the cattle was very good, there being
a large proportion OF right good cattle on
sale.
Fortunately the demand for good cattle
was quite brisk this morning and the mar
ket became active and generally l0c higher
than yesterday. Practically everything in
the way OF desirable killers sold in good
season In the morning. In some cases cattle
which did not happen TO find favor in buy
ers' eyes were inclined to drag and the
forenoon was well advanced before all of
them were disposed OF.
Cows and heifers did not show any very
great change. The good kinds sold quite
freely, but the common grassers were not
especially sought after and still they were
no lower than the weak prices which pre-
vailed yesterday. The fact is the DOW mar
ket at the present time is a little uncer-
tain, cattle OF about the same quality sell
ing at quite a wide range. Veal calves
were in fair demand at about steady prices,
right good ones selling at IS. Good fat
bulls sell as we'll as any time, bringing -,
or little better, but grassers are slow,
no one being very anxious for that kind.
Btockers and feeders were In light sup
ply and the trade without noteworthy fea-
lures.
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stock in sight.
Receipts of live stock at the six principal
Metal Market.

NEW YORK, July DECENTRALIZATION
was a Sensational break In the London tin
market today, spot closing at fl65, or as
fl6S So: locally the market was weak in
sympathy with spot, quoted al $4,000
$50. Copper was also lower In London,
with spot closing az $50 los and futures
portance was reported, with prices more
OF less nominal: lake Is quoted az S. ~,
q 1900. electrolytie at tsl2h,G ls.62H
dull and unchanged. at t5.T5a5.e in NE
local market, and was also unchanged A.
as IS Sd IN London. SHELTER declined 2s
Sd TO f26 iss In London. but rsma;ae I
dull. at t5S2ik db.sTh In the New York
market Iron was lower In the English
market, with standard foundry closing at
4ss 100 and Cleveland warrants at Sos
Nd; locally no change was reported; No.
1 foundry northern IL quoted az tiG25G9
1878; No. : foundry northern, iII75@
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wool Mn.-i...,.

BOSTON, July 1l.-wOOLl-The marker
Is moderately active with deep inherent
attention OF the trade is turned toward the
new clip. Prices are held firm, Traders
are remembering in connection with the in
Australian wool clip lie reported as the
largest ever shown in that continent Ter
ritory woods are taken steadily. Pulled
grades are neglected, Prices run about
Ohio and Pennsylvania Xxx and above,
CSC; fine unwashed 25a26c; quarter-blood,
unwashed S2qSSc; ee-eighths- blood, sc
halt-olood, SSc; unwashed delaine, H@2sc
fine unwashed, Aq25c quarter blood, un-
washed. Sq32c; three-eighths-blood, SlIkaC
S2e; half-blood, 32qS25sc;. unwashed delaine,
eighths and quarter blood, a2dSSc. Terri
fine medium, 2sG24e medium, 27asc; low
heavy fne' Isolde; ane medium. 2sg2sc::
medium, Hq28c; low medium, HG2Sc. Utah
and Nevada hne, 23@z5c heavy fne, 10000;
medium. Tq2Sc Dakota fine. 2242Sc fine
medium, 2q3c; medium. H@fsc; low
medium. 27q2Sc. Montana fine, choice, 24G
choice, 24q25c average, 2Sd24c; staple, ia
Sc medium choice, Hq2sc; average, 8@27c
LONDON, July 1.-THE offerings at the
wool auction sales amounted to 12.600
bales, all in good condition. The demand
was quiet and prices favored buyers. Low
sorts were weak. Americans purchased 9
moderate quantity OF fine crossbreds
Withdrawals were frequent. Following are
the sales: New South Wales, 1900 bales
scoured, Is 2hd@1s lid; greasy. AK do
Is I'd. Queensland, 1000 bales; secured
Is 9hd; greasy, l0hd@1s Id. Victoria
1900 bales; secured, Is 3d41s fld
greasy, shd91s Shd. South Australia
100 bales; secured, Is Sd@1s SID. Wesl
Australia, 100 bales; greasy, 7&d@1s 81
Tasmania 100 bales; greasy Is Id
New Zealand, $500 bales: secured. Is 80
q2s; greasy. 6dqls Sd. Cape OF Good
Hope and Natal, 200 bales: greasy, en-
qi1hd, Falkland islands 800 bales
greasy, sd9l1d.
ST. LOUIS, July 11.-wOOIs-steady
medium grades. comblng and clothing. .
| case; light fine. 1s42 2c; heavy fine, 14d
I tic; tub washed, 80 q 42c.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-12
OMAHA LIVE STOCI MARKET
Desirable Killing Cattle Active and Fully
Ten Cents Higher
HOGS OPEN ABOUT TEN CENTS HIGHER
sheep In Very Good Demand, with
Trade Active and Price, strong
60 Ten Cents Higher
Than Yesterday.

SOUTH OMAHA. July ii, 1905.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-12
LONDON CIosinE stoekn.

LONDON. July 11.-Closlng quotations o
the Stock exchange were:
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New York Tive stock Market.

NEW YORK, July 1l.-BEEVES-It0
ceipts. 1896 head beeves, steady and
firm: fat bulls and choice ia, 20 $, lOc
higher; other grades steady; bologna
cows slow; common to choice s,ecrs . -.
1855; bulls, $500 425; cows, SIS 20
AIS. Liverpool and London cattle mar
kets slow. Exports today $500 quarters
of beef
CALVES-Receipts, 3.47O head; veal
market strong to 25c higher; butter =
milks, asa soc higher; veals $500 s. 90:
grassers and buttermilks, S4.0O9A5J; fed
calves, 3t.75; dressed calves higher; city
dressed veals, s@l2c per pound; country
dressed, 6@l0c
HOGS-Receipts, $3.50 head; market
firm; state hogs, $T2b4740.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 6,923
head; good sheep firm; others stealy
good lambs opened Arm at 100 sc higher
and closed weak; sheep. $500 $50; culls,
Sl.509S.00; lambs, $7.7599.50; one car,
$3.50; culls. 34.50@6.00.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-12

SHBEP-The receipts Of sheep this morn
day and day before. only nine fresh cars
being reported in In the morning. Aside
from one car they were all range wethers
The market was in a good healthy condl-
ton and everything changed hands very
rapidly at prices that were strong 10 lOc
higher than yesterday. The Lee Spaeth &
Co. wethers from Gillette, Wyo., sold at
s. IS, which was l0c more than they brought
yesterday, and four double decks of Mon
tana wethers sold at % A little bunch
OF native spring lambs sold as high as
$3.50. with native ewes at S. All these
prices were satisfactory to owners. The
FEELING on the market Is very good.
Quotations: Good to choice spring lambs,
81 00d7.75; fair to good spring lambs, Sc. 25d
100; good TO choice yearlings s.. 1906 %
choice wethers, IS. 25d5 IS. fair TO good
wethers, A.Sd6. Is: good to choice ewes,
A.y0a5 .35 fair to good ewes, A.50d4.s0.
L. tn in.n nj
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-12
sugar and MoInsse..

NEW YORK. july u.-sUGAR-Ra-.
arm; fair refining. 8 1850: centrifugal 90
test, 1890; molasses sugar. 2 1885,;
refined, quiet; No. 6. t2oc; No. :. GlSc:
No. Ii. s,s5c; No. ~. s.sOc: No. iS. SSsc;
No. IL. Ss5c; confectioners' A. az:
mould A. s.O5c; cut loaf. 5.4Oc; crushed,
SOC; powdered, 4soc; granulated. A7Oc:
cubes, 49bc.
MOLAsSE S-steady; New Orleans open
kettle. good 10 choice. 90d3Sc
NEW ORLEANS. july ii.-sTTGAR-
Steady: omen kettle centrifugal. ado ia;
centrifugal yellow, 3As63ae; seconds %
3Mc.
sYRUP-eSdSOc.
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Kansas city Live stock Mark ct.

KANSAS CITY. July n-CATTLE-
ceipts, $500 head, including 5000 southerns:
steady TO strong; top, $500; choice export
good, N.25GD540 western fed steers S3.756
SIS; stockers and feeders, 81. 5Od 400; south
ern steers, 81 S5d5.00; southern cows, 5000
s.. 49, bulls 324Od4O0; calves, S250d5.5 80.
HoGs-Receipts, 5000 head; market 7ik1
Of sales, IS 7Sae s2; heavy, siscais S S7i;
packers, $6.75d6S5; pigs and lights 5000
head; strong TO 1Oc higher; lambs. So 0Off
500; fed sheep and yearlings. $I50Q6. %;
Texas and Arizona yearlings. s550d16 80;
Texas and Arizona sheep, $425d6 90; Texas
goats, $300q3.50: stockers and feeders, g 81
6I5OO
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-12
FRUITS.

CHERRIES-Californ 800 per s.
box; sour cherries, 2i-qt. crate, 81. 10.
OOSEBERRlES-Per crate OF "a o'
500.
PEACHES-Ca california, N.l0 per bu.
PLCMS-California, Sl.5O4l.l5.
BLACKBERRIES-Pe A-qt. crate, 81
RASPBERRl E5-Red, per 24-pt. era
81 so: black, per 24-qt crate, $3.50
APRICOTS-Per l-basket crate, N.75
CURRANTS - Homegrown, white q
red, per "A OTIS, N.b0.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-12

NEW YORK, July 1i.--MONEY-On call
steady highest per cent; lowest. ~ per
cent; ruling rate. ~ per cent last loep
at "a per cent. Time loans. dull TO steady (.
sixty days, ~ per cent ninety days. ~
per cent six months 5is46% per cent.
per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE-Easy, with
slight recovery, with actual business in
bankers bills AZ a. s4eOd4 s4s5 for demand
and at SAH0dAsls5 for siNty-day bills
posted rates, tls21hd4 ssh; commercial bills,
AslMf1Agk
siLVEREBar, s1te; Mexican dollars.
bOLc.
BONDS Government, steady; railroad.
heavy.
Quotations on New fork bonds today
Uers
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-12

ST. LOUIS. July u-CATTLE-Recelp
$500 head, including 300 Texans: market
strong; native shipping and export steers,
Al0n6.4 40; steers under l,00e lbs, So 1904 so;
stockers and feeders, $2oOG401; cows and
81 1904 80: calves. Ss.OO0DS. 90: Texas and In
dian steers, $ss5d4.50; cows and heifers,
$l75GlS. rs.
HOGS-Recelpts 5000 head; market lOc
higher; pigs and lights, IS 60d6 90; packers
S650a6.S5; butchers and best heavy, s. 75G
$50
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recelpts iOOC
head: market strong; native muttons, 81 "a
d6O0 lambs. t.006s 90: culls and bucks
So coos. so; stockers g. 75I525
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Cotton Market.

NEW YORK, July 11.--COTTON-Spo
closed steady middling upland, 0Soc; mid
ding gulf Hoe Sales, 400 bales.
LIVERPOOL, July u.-COTTON-Spnt
dull. with prices points higher: American
middling fair. 6.66d; good middlinR, $3.50
middling, Sled low middllng. $3.50: good
ordinary SID: ordinary, 5.5Sd. Tho sales
OF the day were 1900 bales. of which 800
were for speculation and export and in
cluded $500 American. Receipts were 5000
bales. including 200 American.
ST. LOUIS. July 1l.--COTTON-Steady
middling. 10 l5-l6c; sales, 222 bales; no re-
ceipts; shipments. $50 bales; stock. q, 409
bales
NEW ORLEANS. July u.-COTTON-
Spot quiet and easy: sales. 800 bales; low
ordinary, INC, nominal: ordinary. Sic nomi-
nal; good ordinary. 97-l6c: low middtinn
10hc: middlinR. 1lIsc good middlng. 1890;
middling fair, l2c. nominal; fair. 12Stc, nOmi-
nal; receipts, 5s9 bales stock IS. $50 bales
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81. Joseph Live stock Market.

ST. JOSEPH, July u.-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts. l.97s head; market steady; natives
Hboqe0o; cows and heiters n.76Q5.Oo;
HOGS-Receipts, $3.50 head; market MA
10c higher; lights, Sc. 7Odsso; medium and
heavy, t6.75a6S.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts. / 1913
head; steady to loo higher; yearlings Sc 10;
lambs $500; wethers, $3.50.
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Conee Market.

NEW YORK, July ll.-COFFEE-Mar-
ket for coffee futures opened stea& a.
unchanged prices TO an advance OF s
points In response 10 steady Iropean
cables and continued light receipts AZ Rio
partly in the way Of exchanges from Son-
TENDER TO later months, but the market
held the initial gain. The close was outlet,
net unchanged 10 S points higher sales
were reported OF 1880 bags inolud !
September at sSBc; December. $40
March. s.sBc: June TAnc. Spot Rio
steady; No. invoice, lac.
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AppIes and Dried Fruits.

NEW YORK, July 11.-EVAPORATED
APPLES-The market continued steady on
spot with prime quoted at IL oil Hc;
choice, II y oil NC; fancy, 12c.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS--Prunes
are pretty closely cleaned IN on spot ar ,
quotations are more or less nominal,
ranging from 7hGS%c. according 10 siza
grade, etc. Apricots are scarce. with Of
ters from the coast very light cho'ce,
l3c; extra choice, 13hc fancy, l49l4hc.
Peaches for future shipment are ease
but spot remains unchanged; choice, ION
Gle: extra choice, liz OHIO; fancy,
IL a Gl2c; extra fancy, 12@l2hc.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-12
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat Strong From Opening and Good
Advance Scored.
foreign NEWS BLGNs TO CUT FIGURE
Gables DO Not Reject American De-
cline ~ Previous Nay and Un-
favorable Crop Reports Come
from Russia-COrn strong.
OMAHA. Julv II, 1906.

OMAHA, July IL 1896.
Wheat was strong from the opening and
prices we're advanced nearly cent from
yesterday, losing only little from the top
and closing nc higher Foreign news was
AN influential factor today. Inc American
decline OF yesterday was not reflected In
the cables, and unfavorable crop reports
came from Russia. Primary receipts were
large and the cash demand was better.
domestic news was generally favorable,
though a few reports came OF black rust in
Corn was strong. showing an advance for
the day OF &c on September. Receipts
were under estimates; Cash demand was
fair. A wire from Chicago said corn needs
rain in Illinois
In oats there was no trading whatever
and no nominal quotations were made.
Primary wheat receipts were 5000
bushels and shipments 1900 bushels
against receipts last year OF $500 bushels
ceipts were $4,000 bushels and shipments
235 900 bushels. against receipts last year
OF 6s7, 900 bushels and shipments Of $4,000
bushels. Clearances were 1900 bushels of
wheat, s,696 barrels OF -four, $4,000 bushels
Of corn and 656 bushels Of oats.
Liverpool closed Nd higher on wheat
Today's Record-FIeraId says: Each day
OF declining markets is increasing the vol
ume OF sales OF wheat for export, Yes
terdays sales aggregated $4,000 bushels OF
wheat. The bulk was durum wheat, partly
little ManitobS The he report that Ia, 600
bushels of wheat had been sold from Chi
cago for export direct was emphaticaily
denied by the parties credited with doing
the business. Seaboard exporters are taxi
ing a more optimistic view Of the coming
rales abroad than are the foreign importers.
The Atlantic seaboard exporter is convinced
that when the quality OF the present crop
Of wheat becomes known abroad II will
bring In an immense business. No business
was done In hard winter wheat for export
via the gulf, but bids were better and the
demand expanding. New York exporters
were bidding a little closer than foreign
buyers for hard winter and 1c out Of line
on red winter. Both were about lhc out of
line for export the previous day. The
sdururn, or macaroni, wheat was reported
TO have been offered very low, claimed &c
be 70&c c. 1. (. Buffalo"
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