davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-04

irnaencla euorme, pero petssLnlnOsa por sus
efectos ls mimo tanto desda su mss terra
infancia tai puDto 10 metio en- IL cahezs
las ideas absurdas de rancia sristocracia que
q ella ls ofuscaban, que del que hnbiera po
dido ser IN hombre de provecho dirEgie8do-
10 con tino, fonentando su pereza de alma Y
la prodigiosa aotividad de su cusrpo, result6
uu ser dfscolo de puro org1lloso, sin mss
kfanes q1e cszar, prasumir de bebedor in
vsncibls persegair mUehachas.
Habfa en- 81 algc de Ia yiril, pero brutal
grandezs de- los scfores feudsles, este en-
tnsiasmaha su tia do tai mansra, que GUAM
do su cuiado SO lamsntaba por Ia desapli
caci6n de So hiio la salvajs turbu!encia de
81 oaractsr sofia dscirls
II Si, q ti no te gusta que sea de ese mo-
do, porque 10 SIS uu Clsirefout de oh rot
Pero pierde euidado, que no seguirs tn hue
liz el Dif1o 60 IN rsnaciniento do los Ciai
refont los Saint Maurice de otros item
pos!
En- cuantc Antonieta. pesar de los es
fuersos de 50 tia, su natural, dplcs, franco.
sencillo, no Sc cambio, era una Rdorahls
criaturs; NADIA tenfa de nssTQuss1 On sus
costumnras, tan. .humiiae, como violentas
eran les de su hermano; ain que esto faers
obStzcuio para dar gasto sn tia eicreitspdo
el cuerpo; halo medios de iestFairse leyen
do mucho. cazabs cont JOS eE el parque eo
compsnis dc su padre, etndiaha en- su ca
sa cuanto 10 era possible, pero le era mss
grato montar caballo para huir del disgus-
TO de yer morir pobres aaimales, solo por
racrearse en- matsrlos, mas de una broma
do an hermano, burlandose do aus sensible
riss. lie cost6 veitsr lSgrimss
Era de mediaDa estatura, pero muy bisn
formads; sn rostro, de cntis fno color ga
no. estaba snimado por unos sjos Negroes
oriiiantes y expresivoa, sns Iabios iigera-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-04
ROBERTO GRAHAM
Los s.sjSroscysi:os zsgsJscos cir'1saassos

Los sssjroscyiiaos ns9<Icos efe1sa>ssaos
coss e;ercic:0 ess es5G cssSsf+s:'
Csrsiosn: Que han eenprooado ge sa Is
pxsctaos oGs.ai, IS sn Ia partieuls<, tzzE2s1se
T. es,laaya:s vax.closa raiaants sr ss-s SD
SsS. is ,fcscia inccStagssble 5el viEua-
vxeuno y.xcsadenSa 1ai Icst,ssG$&s aa Ysc-'-
ns-i6n fs don Ssatisgo ssi;o instalado en-
Areeiso haio "a diraoeits.- Diriaee que s.
ono aeTnr S8iic dsso~as So un cone;snzaao
detanido estadio, hs eo1ssgutdo pesfso-
sionsr ei niyal do Ios Ingtisasos Ensot,eSs
d. ga iadola, g. s.siEivo dc sqaal v1frs pro
sszssics, is L. v;suaia hagt2 el extreme ds
pcdar sgsgCrax eGrzus< ios cue sC.scFtosn,
ane en- eata pobiaoi3n Ia produeido tan fe-
Ices regultados hs cbtenido tan lison1ese,
sslsfsatorio y briilsnts sxito, cue Sc nan
ccngaguido eoE an ernpleo = propagation al
aytsrna,nio de IL viruela que atsrroEixsna
diszmsba ssta poblacion desde haee oiez y
oeko msses. No vaeIlando por ends ios IL
fraserItos &c p1biicar~-ac sgD soio roT me-
do de IL praserte aino lue taEnoien pof La
prsnsa peri6dioa del pals ser necesario--
que Is infa vacEns extraids ds Is tsrnora
del precitedo Institute es sursrlcr Prefe-
rble { aodsa ls.s DENTS sesd2s an Ia tsla. N
eiuso la de Lcndrss, ? g1a sstadiesioaHneIae
aa dado uaeto1 mas rssuits6o, hasta 81 eE-
tremo de h&ber oonsegutdo Ia PssssssaacsS~
0aci.s95 an un noventa poi cienao. p&%s
que corsts valga donde coL1venis pndsaFs
don Santiago Sei;o sspido Is present. 81
Ponce IL de Mayo de 1Sse.-eI Dr. SsasssssT
la;Gsks-zR. Corchzdo-cs. Sssses6s-zr.
paeGsl--Ds. Cogcmas-DF. Vsdal Esee--zlT
Esssec FoNs Gsssics-2}s. fs0n 4sassss< :
Ds. III. zaso Gesdka-Ir. <Ea<S=sags L
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-04

da6a eotre sns eonvecinos, ia esSitA D
caiie Del Mercado era, dsspsaes de Ssez a.
Tan tfIete como antes. Carvajaa -
sc ,nstaiaron, vtvieren tEabSiAad SEA-
Ia hiJa de Doum1atier. 81 eaer fesds S
del pir& sulo de sus iiusioass en md
arldo campo de In realidafi. comprFedl&
hsbia sido obisto de IN nexocio pada "a
Lioro amargameate, \. Ia natar1sda4
el uGico consnelJ one hall6 = usss
Pascual era tod. el universe pSrs ETA,
10 sIs pesadumh-es vi9adoIs soerslr,
donlego Ia rnda eeonoiuissis a. FRA
pehsando one ssi el nifo saria pas 6
iiegar ser homhre.
Fascual cFeofo en- auuella yiyisndz 'te.
estreeha, triste temhlando Al esssl1as.
soz de "a padre. aQnei homb-e da-a :
ue coiur de cafe, de nariz deigsd2 /
amarliientos. brillartes eema Caaaef8s
orc.
Detrss de esta siluets aaenaEsdgrz 4
reels "a paiida triste hsono.nia a. g
aIc, Guys dniee m1;TadA trane asllzabt
.aAou uel mao cnAnd0 SO 10 cnrimis i 4
cuYas rrsseS t;ercas alEgrahAa s. ) -
nsoitsban IA p-opia ast2n.iS Ess
sAcion Do paredes Cahiertss pey ees-s
"uFaS = nadsrS hsstA - altara 6s s-a I
Soua oe techo er2sad0 per Is i
isse0oieTto, eon una sais vaat8ns. -
siteizar :. creciSa oeDtFo De N ga
nlios cia.eseS J cnySs yidrieras <
siuflos, su]etos con tiritas De pls-a, 81
pHss. ~ inz oscncecida por tint&s rs-
gae aaoa los obiatos eiersa as0ss5o
b-e.
ALI, delsRte de a9nells Tsstxas. -
ios auos de l. priaera i-faaeis - Pss
su htahre. uasraNdasa ez q Y eai ts2ta
q rs. via s'seurrir l4s CsISs Cs~i .sssF.
que e. sn aora9da is taronsa uags-za-
pensaba todo lO amArgo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-04
iGran depuratsvO vegetaI I

6 sea extracto fuido compuesto dc
varias plantas indigenas, usadas CO.
mo alterantes y sudorfhcas.
Cada onza fuids representa- una
onza dc las plantas que conttene.
PURAMENTE VEGETAL |
FL mas conocido, zsRNr0 y rdbi2e
pHrihcador de Ia sangrel
Ccnserva el cuts serso y iibre &c
cTePctcstSS y IgSG,s0sl
Puc len usarlo hasta los nihcs.
BeposIto: EgSNsGcSS Central, de !
terrer.
mi v. p. 5. NVbrc. de 1895.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-04
UnQuento Derm6geno!

Los asombrosos efectos producidos
por el UNGUENTo DERM6GENo on
las Hagas 9NS1sGdarGs. jssGnetes, pi-
cGdX1as ds mosquitoes iepra africans,
sG6aaoNSs, sLefantiasis fssas0>es, az
cstalaNfer prOesdsncsa, ,sHnsatisnsO, III
cerGs, HsSiCzas ds cAaLqafev Gynsa, pa
0S6sSos &.., 10 demuestran las infini-
tas curaciones obtenidas y el constan-
te $50 que de dicho especihco S;
haze.
Dep6slto: FsyuGci0 Central de ]
Ferrer.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-04
Bregaro s. Go.
Playa Ponce, Pse<to- R.eC.

Giran 4 cortA vista sobre Esps5z I
adyace0tes.
Giran sobre las plazas pr;neinsE-z
Francia, Inglaterrs, Alerlsnia. aus
Belgies. Holanda, Italia, Portuea. 5
2 Afgiea !Earruocoai = eob,e New Ears
&avo q de ISM.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-04

nea de
de onot otasuand In
ezden psajea
Ih TansA
EOTA-La
C
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-04
EOLL.. TIN up
JORGE OHNET
Ell GRAN MARGAL
TRADUoCIoE DE J. DE La CERDA
OAPTTULO II
(Conttn uaci6a)

constituy6 el hogar perfecto. con todos los
encantos que ofrece In familis; pero atin ers
muy ioven cuando murio. llevkndose q IL
tumba todo ell talento practice, toda la pru-
deucia de la casa y, por consiguiente, el
marques Sc quedo solo. sin persona que le
fuese la mano, mas monomaniAtieo que
antes en- punto & inventos experiences,
porque era mas viejo mas infeliz, y los
mas perjudicados fueron Roberto, de trece
affos. Antonieta, de diez, que vicron sus-
tituidas Las caricias maternales por In apa-
rente indiferercia dc un padre. absorto en-
ut6picas Jucnbraciones cientf6cas, y por Ia
extr ana ternura de una hermana de su ma
DIRE, aa1scuIiaaizGdG por el oelibato, y cuyas
idees Ia hacian vivir con medic siglo de
retraso moral
La se6orita Isabel tasi le llamaba Ia sol
terons) sbandon6 el pequeGo patrimonio de
SaiLt Maurice para instalarse cerca dc su
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-04
PARA OARRETERAS

Sc ves:ds cGst q mated de ss 0a;or, Una sssa
Qtsissa tsstsssa5ora de psedsG .sessssda pGra cs-
TyeteTas, con So cGldeTa deasds psesGs, eS
nss4y btSc,s esta5o ssH nsartsssete de fepsasssc
El Qsse Ia issteSese psseds dsrsgsrse don 10
bcrtS Grah0a, eys esta cissaGd.
Posscs. Ee5rero II dc 1861.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-04
RJBERT0 GRAHAM
"a S9EEa
Pea e, Ee:Fto-R&eo

Repress at:ata de :o3 ssnorss Han
Auiet 6t ca, iagapierc.s n,snufactareroa
sspecisiist2s en- tcda ciase de rraquinE.
para nac!andas dc cs7i& = Is labr!csei6n
A51csx.
I'idsnss irforrnea T-l4o 1, 1gsS.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-04

Buen negOCio


80 ayuya
IA
trh
GOLLAZo, PEREZ GUERRA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-04
HO e
INTERNATIONAL
PoRT-AU-PRINOE.-HAITI

El propietario que suseribs ofrece las 60
modas y ventiladas habitacionss de este
Hotel todos los puertorriqushos 6 extran :
geros de transito estadfa fla en Haiti.
En- el ESTABLISHMENTS 80 habla ingl6s,
frances, espanol italisno. Trsto quito; ser
vicio escogido.
Tenenaos sucursal en- el aristcerAtico cam
po de Thor (Bizoton) para los pasageros
aolicitud.
r GoNzATs0 MAN
Enero % d. 1895.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-04
Espec1fco Salvador
DE JUAN SIERRA URGELL

Con este especifco desaparecen los bar
ros Is picazon que producer ias erup-
clones en- el cuerpo. Es el verdadero 'qui-
ta-dolor." " Sc usa en- fricciones Sc apli-
ca en- ochenta casos distintos.
Vendeee en- in a-Diaz-barrio de Hato
puercc-casa de- inventor solamente.
Mavo l. 1882 A
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.


ST. Louis, October 9.--flour dun ana
STEADY. wheat Owing to the hullish
lows, the market olcdci better ahi adj
Napced. closing lh.0l ,-,c higher than ON
" tdi esday. spot nun on cad bl. tame ,
No. cash. elevator 7p'2 track 7lH74l. No.
hard. cash 60. asked. december flAlst
II rs. May 7Gi. asked. Corn strong: spot
sea ~; No cash Yi4; December u ~;
May 2rh. Oats stronger. spot dun, NO. 2
cash 10: MAY .p4 lid Corn meal l.Si.
Bran firm. . ths $ de. - sacked cast
prime 30. Hay duli prdire 5.joli1 ~.
WHISKY lis Lead nominal; s2eller easy,
; As asked. Cotton ties and hagging ur-
changed Pork higher. stdnrd.d mess
iobbing s75G7.co. Lard h CHER; pr.no
steam Loo: choice 40. iIcol--boXed
shoulders G2ie, lorgs 4.37is; ribs i,51;
shorfs 4 6giS Dry salt megts-.RoXed shout
iers 4 y. longs I o.. ribs and shorts l2ig.
Receipts - Flour 500 Wheat 5000, corn
10 0Oj, oats 1900. hpmcns-fidur 1900.
wheat 1900, corn Sl.Wr, odis 5000.
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y New York trade paI.r says tho pr;-
mary markets along the Atlaut' coast
pro aNrc excited over the poas bic r. ~ L
and damage to the rice crop IN the stlSn
10y tuesday last. and prices are advanced
y. aisr. acc riding 10 ii. emotional cJAdi-
lion Of the holder. Some have " hdraWn
llhr!r PARCELS and refuse 20 MAXI any fig
Tyre Mr. John Tlmage Of pan Tllule .
riy rs suffered. say S,NanuuA. Osceshe,
|Mtamahl aud s;ati,la. rh' damage is not
Expensive ~ Their was hu; little rliii. IN .
chef loss hong from ;he unrooins 0t
barns and dcmorll eaton of dykes. For
Itrmr!y the cuIlurc Cf June rice Is not
carried an To any extent along the = lower
rNers Nenrc there was NJ ri'o standing
M the Il Ids. As rcgrrd, 'hc upper Yer :
tAeio IS No complaint. and the loss as
compared 20 the aEriredte j. likely u be
'bnt a small Ter cent
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ltRr1rs ANn MITES

APPLES Missouri ana Arkansas SIS
N275, fancy Vow STATE Kings, S!,75H3.O0.
BANANAS-Per bunch, 71cNSl.95.
COCOANtTS $3.51t4.Vl pcr 100, $L~
per 1con.
go per % ID crates, peaches 81 % Per 20
ID boxes plums, 81 ~ per ~ 10 ri3tos
l,rares. Tokay. .sl,7a .ner % III crates;
Black Prince 4 - Peru Mnscl- ana
Malaga graUes 81 20.
LEMONS Mess'na and Palermo, cho &C
81 a01tG1. fancy, 81 .ooHi 80.
NI'TS Rrazu Ice per III, fiber 9, Sicily
lie; Naples l2-c; walnuis. 1lpl3c, rca-
NUS 5i2aGr; almonds. Taragona lpc per
H. H. rcr sack; California aliH lnds. loc;
oRANGEs- Mcxican. 500 per box.
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Tho following tablo shows the stocks OF
American cotton held q. seven Of M
principal markets OF the world today
III - day last week and Cor tho correspond.
ing date In 1885:
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LIQUORS.

nEER-schlitz, quarts. 5000 per Dbl,
ulnts sll on per Dbl. Dixie Pale, quarts,
ieo5. pnts. $3.50. Magnolia Pale, quarts.
Hi,;tI WINES Sis per gallon.
WHISKY gallon; Finished goo /,
ON hiph vie basis. 5lIS, straight B1Gr-
Inn and rye. according TO age AID cua.;y,
N.rJg3Up; blr1beI, Hi'"H'.ou'
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wholesale grocers report hight retolcH
10 the rcccus activity.
VoIonseei oi' Is very active, and Is ad-
IVanc'uG rtp.dly.
he r"taN fan .-lI, has op-ned with
PAR p'om'sr ia most lines.
Texas eggs cont..'ue IN excellent de
mand with prices frm at the recent adj
The nnur market remains steady and
RE are Wen mairlaincd The demand
There is quite an active demand FOR
earned saline n. The pack # Alaska sal
mon mr. r.s VIII eG very larso ms E,ason' and
l.ates' advicos from PRIMARY souru,s Of
IsUprly ot dried fruits confirm the carl er
reports that tho available ock h.- vc1r
-Ihly be mNch smullnr then ITO ANoraE..
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New orleans. October 9.-Sugar quiet;
centrifugal whites ~. vellows Sffa ~
seconds 2H3 Molasses dull. contrfugal
2Gn Svrt'U s+rong; 3M33. new sugar
CIV. on white. ~.
Ncw YorF. October 9-Sugar-Raw
eadv: refined quiet; No. 6 b-S. stand
crushed 4a.: powdered 3-S: s-anu'a,cd
i9S. clhcs I 81,
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Barb wire quotations are Tor car load
lots. t. o. h.. Houston:
BARBED WIRE llddon. SaNar eco.
S. 80 per 100 lbs; painted wire, 81 -; Wau-
kenan. 10c higher than G,idden
WIRE NAII.S--Ratr, $S.la ner kes aG-
vancos 70 to 60 penny. soc; AVID penny,
soc and penny i5c and Jenny, aic,
3 20 my. $40. . penny. N.6o.
CUT NAILS-Rate, &,9O per kes; same
advances as on wire nails
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Now York October 9-Thcrc was nm adj
vance OF 2n5 points at ihc opening of
the cotton market, caused by better CT
hlcs than looked for. y break of l0al2
points followed. Private cables stated
tina, the EL%ll-h spo' market was easier
With lbcral supplies pressed for sale az
l-l6l under public quotations, Tho port
movement wa avy. causing an increase
In estimates for tine week. Spot cotton
Wa offered h,ro freely on Sorlhcrn ac-
count a, lower prices and weather and
crop udtic,s 30 firms here saying that
there was "A good pros ,leat Tor "A top crop,
weather conditions being Favorable. a
sharp rally followed on covering AGAINST
an a.c mutation OF short In crest With tho
market i"dNing or s etdy M "A not ad-
vance OF sac points.
Now York. October a--IIubbard Bros.
4 cos cotton letter says The hqlida-
ton VIII set in yc icrday IN the Ann r
isan market was followed 10y u CORE
spending ling movement in Europe.
carrying the quotations IN Liverpool
sharply below those Of las. evening This
decline continued IN our marko, unil tho
pc ting OF the movement. which showed
Tho tuial amount coming INTO - CHI would
not reach the large estimates winch Werr
current In Liverpool On this movement,
an advance followed, carrying the m r.
kct sharply above the morh.lg quota
tons Inc large operator have been
the best buyers io1ay, apparently con
WINGED iha the market mas 'eachcd a
price whore investment purchases are
Testified
Ncw York. Oc, Der 9.-Therc was no HE
IN the dry goods market, except IN out
of-town mail orders. Printing c.o.hs dull.
Fan River Mass, October 9.--Prnt
cloths nominal 2 Us.
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BEANS California small white, 24H
Pc per H.. bayou 27,H-iac. = nix 2i,N9i2c.
Lima, 3ian4c. h.ack-eNrd peas. Sc.
RUrrER- Blue Star lie dairy be; ia
bic he, fancy Eng.n creamery lgc; fresh
Texas country SH-nc, If N good condition.
III TTERlNE Solids lie; prints re;
Elgin dairy bricks lSe,
CABBAGE Missouri, $2.2JN..15.
CHEESE New York ful cream l''gd
BE- Wisconsin fu!t cream l2Wl2lac, Young
America lie; fancy filled cheese 9til0c.
Swiss 2S129r; imitation Swiss l7uSt. brick
cheese Ilml2c, Limburecr lic.
EGGS Texas. IN cases. candicd, liu15c,
Kansas lie
GAME Prairie chrko0s S275n.oO per
dozen; V"Hison 5u6c per pound ploVor coz
CSC per dozen; quail 75c0sl"o per dozen.
KRAt'T New. g 25T2.5o per half barrel.
ONIONS New Texas stock s5N90c pcr
hnshel
PEPPER chile. 2o- per pound
rOrAToES-N Northern and Western. co
@65c; sweet. potatoes iod6jc per hushel
POULTRY chickens. pcr dozen oll
hers S2.oe2 80: large frycrs Sl75u9 %
hr-ilors 81 aj0l -. according TO size: tnr-
key hens 81 o0Il 90: turkey sohh,crs 5000
900; ducks g .5ofi275: geese SS.5Qni.0o.
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LONDON MONEY!

London. October 9--Cousol, for oncv
l~@, Ia account loa'. Bar lvor % 15-lGd
per ounce. Money ! pcr cent The rate -
bill, ears PER cent. rh@ r. ,,e # discount
iu The omen market for tarse months bills
per cent.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-10
NEW YORK.

New York. October --wheat-Receipts
$500. exports 1884; spot inactive, No. ]
hard I6s.; options dun n higher. No. =
hard 73. December "a 9-i6n75}a closed
~ is. Ider arm. Leather lirm. Wool
steady. Cotton seed oil active; prime
crude 22'an23. o b iagl1is. butter grades
Is; prime white 2,aS.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-10

The following table shows the price ..
mddhng cotton on the spot ut seven OF
tho worlds principal markets today, this
da> las; week and for the corresponding
date INST yCar,
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BUTTER AND EGGS,

8, Louis. October a,-Butter strong and
Unchanged Eggs higher al 1879.
Kansas Citv. October a-But or firm;
creamery 1914; dairy sale. Esss dull at
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-10
COTTON MARKET REVIEW.
A Slight Improve mcnt In the Amcri-
can Speculative Markets.
SPOTS REMAIN DULL AND EASY.
Over Four Hundred Thousand Bales
Came Into sight During tho rsst
Week-Wsekiy Statistics.
Office of Tho Posi-,


The early phases OF the cotton market
were decidedly weak today and for
time the hears had everything their own
way. Liverpool responded TO Thursdays
break on this side with "A decline of i-6id
40 "a on futures. while spots were marked
down l-i6d. During the forenoon New Or
leans futures lost 10 or u points Deem
her touching bottom at 7.2S. After This
there was n RAPID Improvement and by
a:i5 December sold up to IA and closed
at Ti5dt7.46. against 7.S9U7A0 yesterday.
New York followed sim liar course. Jan
uary deliveries In that market selling at
772 for the lowest aud 7ai highest. clos
ing points above yesterdays final fig
ures
Tho gain In the American speculative
markets today was attributed to the buy
ing done Ivy some Of the recer. sellers.
whether this Improvement can he main
tanned VIII doubtless depend to a great
extent upon the nature OF the government
bureau report. TO be- Issued a. II O'Clock
tomorrow 1t is generally believed that
this report viii make better showing for
tho crop than the one ISSUED a month ago.
and should such prove the case II viii
rnrily he possible 10 prevent another de-
cline.
The sturcndous movement that has
hampcrcd the market FOR several weeks
does not show any falling OF and neither
is there any material Improvement II the
demand. The amount that came into
sigh this week was iea $40 against 3ll 0Dl
last year, and SN.ec0 IN 1896 As long as
receipts run ahead Of taA hiE crop year
it is difficult TO see how splnners can he
iosilcd out of their present indifferent at.
ttuic n regard to the market.
The American spot markets were gem
orally unchanged today, though The tone
ranged from iun 20 easy Galveston ana
/ Savannah closed l-lGc lower
Houston expects ll.rp to l25J bales -.
morrow, as compared With 1870 N the same
day last year and 1916 in iSot The cstl-
against 17ocL
Sondhcim Of New York wired C,rrlli &
Richardson this morn IL. Achievement VIA
have 10 inN of and more speculation do.
Nelop to get an advancing market l.rh-
man, Mohr and Local operators who have
gone short the last few days arc ;he pr.n-
cGdl buyers"
The following tablo shows the stocks OF
American cotton held q. seven Of 'hc
principal markets OF the world today
Ia day last week and ;or tho correspond.
ing date In 1885,
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LIVE sTOCk.
HOUSTON

HOUSTON
r. X. Hall. live stock commission mer-
chant, reports as follows.
i,oeves-tholce :. ................... s.8 c,s
Cows-Choice Observation-Disclosures. 2kV
Heifcrs Observation-Disclosures. 2Laf
leaclings-Choice =. ................ at.u ~
Calves--Choicc spring ..,.......... $40
laives--Accor,iing to sze.......... u So
Mu;ton--k'irst class only ...........
Common not wanted.
Hogs--cornfed ...................s q az
Mas;fed Observation-Disclosures. ?iaY
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NEW YORK SPOTS.
LIVERPOOL SPOTS.

NEW YORK FUTURES.
Opened steady. 1905. quiet and firm
closed steady; sales, 20, 100.
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IIAVRE MARKET.


Havre. Octobo a.-Spots were quiet but
steady and futures sellers at quc.at ons,
f...-
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Angostrra Rittors makes health, and
health makes bright rosy checks ana hap
piness. Or. J. G. Is. Siegert & sons sole
manufacturers.
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NEW ORLEANS.

Choice cattle and calves In far demand {;
market we'll supplied with sheep and hogs.
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SIS Pensacola ana barge Regulator. SIN.
mons. Pensacola.
SIS Comal. Evans New York.
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COTTON SEED PRODUCTS.

New orleans. october Tho market
for cotton iced produces is hIm. win OF
higher. prime crude OIL bulk. l.lac'
~, ~, summer yellow. IN barrels, % meal
sl6. gjaIG.50 per short uon' cake long ten
for export. sl7.joalSoo
New YORK, October 9--Coitcn see
of; excited and higher; mol fl ninal "a
uienaagef. prime crude -. n parre;s'
2.lft 81 prime summer ye'i"~, \ "a M,
27W27is; rhine c'.toA s,e' meat ''''V'
20Cp,