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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-28

arc now scilinE at 3a4isc and lower prices
are predicted. Eggs bring 9pl0c, shippers
stock. and are q'ioeed at llfii2c when can a.,
less the demand increases prices may go
lower. Turkeys are very slow saAe ana
quctatione secured are rather unsatlsiac.
tory. Young chickens are m excellent
demand. however, and the supply Is not
equal to the demand.
Although wheat Is again striving TO
touch the dollar mark corn remains very
low. Nearly four bushels Of corn can now
be bought for the price OF one bushel Of
wheat. Stocks keep on piling up at mar
ket Ger tiers. and the exports last week-a
little over million bnshels-were the
smallest In many months. and less than
half much as a year ago. Everybody
is completely at a loss TO find good rea-
son for the small European demand. The
weather has been favorable for ripening
the new corn and 1t wall be on the market
match earlier than usual There Is Httlc
confidence among Spectators In higher
prices
The Western jobbers of window glas.
have ordered s per cent advance In
prices and have notified the trade that
another rise of not less than per cent
will take effect on November l.
Hides appear to be quite scarce in all
parts of the country and prices are very
firm. The strength OF the market is in
the face of some concessions in leather
prices.
The market for NIL grades of butter is
very firm and especially for the best Ell
gin creamery. The outlook Is for further
adv ARE
The evaporated apple market continues
to rule firm, and. while the demand Is not
urgent. yet there Is a fairly good outward
movement and the position OF the market
Is strong one.
Scotch oats were advanced cents per
case today.
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Opened quiet and steady. demand mod
crate, closed barely steady
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,APPLE'S-F'ancy Ben Davis. sa9577q IN.
Wiinesaps. S.5Oqs,75; Jonathans, "a 20 ~
CCq,.C,o,A;4MSTITS1s45o per 100: 5000 per 1000
CkA NEEkKlES - Cape Cod, 8, 5n6io II;
crate; s6.oon6.25 per barrel. 20
Messlna and Palermo. COM
mol. 800; choice, ss.25; extra fancy Sor-
GFAPES-California Black prtnoa
MnSeais; S;25 Tokays, sl4Oai so. anu
PEARSmcalifcrnia, $3.50 per box: half
90 per box S"ee'' F"''0u
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morning; crowd here u a&gravatingly
6ear:sh. but tho short Interest v large;
market steady"
Carrfll & Richardson OF Houston say:
There was some further Improvement In
the European dsmand for spots but BIDS
a 4 a rule are too low to result IN anything
like satisfactory business. The movement
was liberal, but a cessation Is looked Tor
in the face OF the indkpcs.tion on the
rart of tile Interior to SELL
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Evening Posts Cab,err.m

New York Octaber N.-The Eveninp
Lests LONDON financial cablegram: The
STOCK market was quiet today durine tha
pnoSress OF the settlement ard In view Of
the holiday on Mcaday next. Amerina ns
We're We're hrm The Paris bourse was better
Berlin quiet
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nUTTER AND EGGS.

oCs,hhicago. October 27-Butter firm: dairy
SSiia"i creamery lsaao; Cheese quiet. SGp
NsW nork. October q Eggs steady: re-
cents 1905 packages; Western I7,sSjiS
,e 81 Lenis October z Butter INN: dairy
htar sas CITY. October 27-R,liter or,,,
Egss supply limited and many d.al ,'r.,
marching storage eggs: fresh candtaa NJ,
souri, and Kansas stock IA s'ou MIS-
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PAINTS AND OH c

,, ocIInLlnseed, In bbls, raw, 42c: boi,ed
bbls. he IN cases, N65; prime wh,ts 1s sn
test, N hbis, ne; In cases, 81. is. Brilliant
e o a e sO IN !, h6 IBIS 49, stove gasoine in
lie; IN cases $40; castar 81 ~ IN DDS;
nere, I.lo; castor oil con.nerclai' ssiIc
per per. dozen; turpeniine in bbls 4Oc. '-'a'
Mite LEAD-Strctly pure, eq,.Kc.
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No. 2 red. lO1 7-sa1ocu

No. 2 red. 1o1 7-sa1oeM o..
,sqrong and advanced steaS1s
hlgner cables, active coverirs
port business. bullish domss,;.s
ana evidence of a Decarshars
closed a fraction Off from ~ Z.
izing, but at lax mel 49,
red October, closed "a Ss. ~
70 o-s, Hides. beef, tin and M. |.
leather, tallow and wool AK
! Easy, l0.MMl1.O. Isead--Fsrn. H.
S.s2l&q3.s5; brokers firm; asu
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View York Cotton u,u,,

Now YORK October T.-.tsarly cotton On.
oies we're decidedly better than expecte1
ana as the movement gave Indications of
"ropplhs on. our market opened firm n,
al, advance of 5aS points. Later cah,os
We're decidedly disappointing and q ,oac
non OF. aas5 points followed. 1t was no,,ao,
that the commission houses maio,alsoa
steady buying regulations, thro,,,,h NV
ana Gowns and there was n sharn ,Ian, ~" rs
~, 70 SuVer, WINCH caused a rally Of I'm
pans: This upward movement wac an aeo
Nav Gr,o oy reports OF yellow fever at
ternoon the market was active anna '' nr, ~ !.
on 9 covering by local shorts who urnra
arvsn ~ by official predictions of f Gosa
~, Ioa me fne, southwest tomorrow morning. ne
6fbS points. anVanee OF
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New York, October 27.-Money on can
easy at ln2 per cent: last loan ?, closed
NJ ii-a2; prime mercantile paper ~ per
ual business IN bankers bills at ,s5isse
INA for demand and i.S2Lai. S29s for 81
aaAs; posted rates 1, s3fi4 ,SSLs and 4.Sfi
hhcates 57d59; bar silver 5Sis: Mexicar
dollars AZ fS' ''A'ea"
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WIRE AND NAILS

prices on carloads. S'ee-a'
%. bnhEBED WIRG--GliGder, gal. So. 40 ner
~" lpS' Waukega1 &c higher than GIidden
WIRE NAILS Rate 500 per keg. adj.
Sstces. lod, I'D and l6d &c. sd and "a ,oc.
20 90 ana 3D. zoe; I'D and 3D. sDc. Sd, l5c. ed
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By private wirc 70 b. W. Hunter Il Co.
New York. October 1.-THE cotton mar
ket closed with an advance on the day OF
points. steady In tone, and a further I'M
pfovement Is expected tomorrow. The
Liverpool market for contracts was active
and closed at AN advance OF lh.6id. The
small spot sales IN that market OF only
500 was the only diso1uraglng feature for
further Improvement. Weather reports
from almost the entire cotton belt told OF
bad. rainy weather, which will rctard the
movement. and frost was predicted In
West Texas and probably In Northeast
Texas for Thursday tnorntng with prphn-
bllity OF frost n other portions of the cot
ton belt THIS news, coming at a t.me
when the market Is heavily oversold,
caused some of the more conservative
Shorts 10 take In u part OF their tines and
there was ALSO further investm entsAuyine
which class OF trade has been attracted
10 the market by the low price
Inc Improvement TODAY extended to 10
points above the low price of vest erday,
AID VI would be very easy to work a de-
cided advance in the present condition of
the market, and this may come very sud
Denly ana whom lonst expected. Thert are
many reports Of a very decided n gpos-
tion among hhe farmers tn hold their cot
Ton Ton better prices, and the lighter
movement ~ somewhat Of nm Indiret on
,,isNt Iiho ~ p'piE upnc IN u way that ls
POUND. sooner or later II persisted in. to
nave It's effect on the market. Just at
present, when the how price 10 which rot
tln mas been hammered down is consid-
cred, we can not see why any one should
take the risk OF selling short. cxcent for
SNORT turn, Oh advances OF q or more
Iolnls and think that purchasel, on ali
brcakS VIII prove profitable. There * n
large - short interest in the market which
es aggfaVadtngly bearish and talk With
eohhlence OF Nt least further break of
" poqnis hut something might hnppen 10
cause these traders 60 change their minds
u q they naght iind difficulty in coverln,.
, rnr,a sales with market In ITS present
.ntr9w slate and without much warning
forts 10 cover '' III tneif ci-
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London Money.

London, October g7.--Consols for money
ulnary ls Mexican Central new tours 66s.
nar SILVER steady. IN: money ga per cent,
rae OF discount In the omen market FOR
short and three months hills 2 lh-lh
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GRAIN AND HAY.

Carload lots, job cars, from mills: deal
ers charge from store 5Gi0c more per 100
us on bran. 2n3c per bushel on oats and
corn: and lOnlbc per 100 lbs On hay.
lbs ~ AV0
CHOPPED CORN-7sas0c per 100 lbs
CoRN-'No. sacked 4Odilc; off corn
DAT CHOPs-65a7oc per 100 pounds
OATS Texas, 26ls@27c per bushel.
WHEAT SHORTS-90c per 100 rounds.
WHEAT SCREENINGS-7Oc per bushel
HAY Alfalfa, Sl050Gfll, 90 per ton. miller
N2@; timothy, sl2.5G@l275 South Teas
prairie nay @oOaS.5o; North Texas, $500
CoTIONSEED PRODUCTS - Meal and
cake. S5,oldl6.00 per ton; hulls "a 49, ai, ",
per ten. '''''HfV'
SORGHUM SEED-S5Q9Oc per busheI
RNE SEED-9or per bushei
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HEAVY STAPLES

q AM;MiuMITIoN--Powder per key. s.ca
sSo o p ssS sss poWa as S ger kes drop
EACON--Extr;i short clear IN sset.
eSei regulars enc; boxed Lc higher:
s ssiinI,ssa s psli,es. sgshc. New York sal,
h@GGlNG AND TIES-Carioad iots
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COTTON SEED PROBES,
r. o. B. mill. Texas irter4r ",
cording to location.

F.. o. B. mill. Texas inter,r ".
cording to location.
Prime crude Oil, loose. ~
Prime summer yellow oil.
Prime cotton seed cake. m 4 ~
Prime cotton seed meal. il X n
Llnters, per pound ........... Ms}
For local delivery Houston M
meul and cake Mt St4.50nI5 20 \, Il, \
Remarks-Market weak Il III ~ 4,
demand limited.
New York, October N.-Ma,ka 4, !
ton seed products steady and unsiss
prime summer yellow, barrs,s n
prime crude, 2Oc prime cotton IA r,
S22.0cd22.O per sh1rt ton; ma. miI
ton; lirters, class A, 4c. 1!
New York. October N.-Cottm Nj
a. shade easier and only modefstdy
i've; prime summer yellow, rSw
summer yellow. 22ik13; prime I ~
white. 26a27.
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Print cloths are st.ll quoted NJ 2s.sc
the lowest price on record. s'-'''
Houston expects 800 TO 5000 hales r.
morrow inst 700 last year New 0r.
1ssans B,0o to 1920. against 93ii.
E,airehild & Hobson New orleans: .y,
about FAC are an investment o' az
Sondheim of New York advised f,ary,,,
q hichai dson, ''I.iverIooI better az -
count OF frost reported In Texas sors
Slbert 4 Co. n New Orleans wired this
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Throw physic to the dogs" and uss A,
xostura bitters. II you desire good d,res
uon and healthy appetite. Sole manuSse.
sursFs. Or. J. O. B. siegert 8 soma
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DRIED FRUITS AND NrrTs.

APPLES Fancy sliced in boxes, SIC:
fancy evaporated, in hulk. 100 III barrels,
si4c; so ID boxes. s19@S24c; As Id cartons,
9d9i4C.
APRICOTs-9iac per 10 loose; loisc in /
lib cartons.
rants In boxes. &c; in lb cartons. 7lac.
acknowledgements unpeeled. Si4@
Size.
PEI RS-9q9iac per h.
RAfSlNS-CaEfornia crown L. L.
boxes, Sl.65al,75; y box l.. L. raisins, coo;
crown l.. NJ, raisins, 80 lb boxes, sic: 5
crow J.. NJ. 20 In boxes. &C.
PRU Californla, SOLOS, 7I9c: 60-70s
&c; 70-s0s, &c: 90-10os. 5Q5Ac
:, NtlTS-Brazil, 10allc ner lb: flberts. Sic
ny li4lh3c Naples 12lsc; walnuts. li6Dl3c:
Ml4c per Id in sacks; necans Snhihc - -
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MONEY AND BANKING.

Houston, October g7-Local banks repor,
the money market easy. Interest ratc,
usually light - "''-
HOUSTON BANK CLEARINGs
The following are the clearing. of ma
Houston banks for the week thus far ana
Tor the corresponding time last wear. 10.
sether with the Increase:
This Last IN
Year. Year crease
Monday .........N.9 TSG ls 81 lssSi4 .sIS -;
Tuesday, ........ 1,isto95 l,stOl4e l7So5a
We''neSday -. lSSa'sI i,17Ol7O I69,ls7
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HIDES. rALLow Ann BEEswAx
Prices paid by Houston dealer.


New Orleans. October T.-Sugar staa,,.
SS,ssntringal' granulated i%; whlts ls,issi
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HOUSTON wHoLEsALE PRICES.
Quotations for Round Lots Of s,nnI,
Comm udittes

These uuotatons are revised daiIv eva
.nslr correctness can be relied upon Tha
prices are those ruling In the Hons az az
Wholesale markets o"s'oh
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COTTON.


hOubtCn NaurObu Hcceiptss
Houstvns gross receipts OF cotton by the various
railroads entering the city were ~ follows;
Missouri, Kausas ana Texas ................ 1914
Houston ana exas Central, .-......., ]. 2se
Inter national and Great Northern.......... 1868
san Antonio and Arkansas Pass ............ e0B
Gulf Colorado and santa Fe. 80. ....... 1873
Galveston, Harrisburg and san Antonio .... SOB
Houston East and West Texas ............ 203
Texas and New Orleans. Observation-Disclosures. 40
-
Total ........... ..... ....... s.i07
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st. Louis. October 27.--Flour hher: pat
ents 4 ;SsI5.oo, stra!ghts i65. Wheaton
tons higher; spot dun but higher: No 2
No. 2 hard soa9O,a; December 90 asked:
May NR bad. Corn-Futures strong ana
q fraction n,t higher; spot strong: No. 2.
cas- cas- 2iss; December 2iis; May 273s asked.
cash, eieyator 1Sie bid; track isa1sis, No.
white 2lq2lRi December 1915; Nav s1s.Sp
~ ~, hXs higher. 46'4 Corn meal las.
er. l.oVls, Prime timothy seed i ,65. H.v
urn urn Tor choice grades; prairie 6. 75di7. IS:
aul n,'dny 1.@%io;oo WHISKY lower, ia
porI ton o nes higher. 80. Begging 6a.df7i..
i-a aa,i better; prime steam i.l7h: eiioice
49, 49, Bacon-Boxed lots, extra short
r Ma ana ribs 30: shorts 500 Dry sa.t
clear o.. ~ sR2sn1ii f S.S'is: extra short
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Boston, Mass, October M-lM n
lean Wool and Cotton Reporter "a
tomorrow: 1t has been a wear1An
I'm the wool market. so intenEaedk
dullness become. There has bea "
cline in the volume OF salss al n
not been for the fact that a malh
Der of houses engaged In 6Rnys
ately large transactions the fasA
would have been very much morsf'1
No one wants to buy at; this trs l
no one appears to want, to sell I'D z
to break prices materially. Pricss n
well maintained at from Q y y \
the highest aseting prices Of hs J.
Sales for the week aggregate Y
pounds, of which 1,5950W were q
and Lis, 600 foreign. @t
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Decrease
Hnyre MnrLxns
As"Nrc MUrkct.
.. H,ayre, October 2l.--spots quiet;
LOCAL MARKET REVIEW.
Office OF Tho Post.
Houston. Welnes.dav no,oA... ~,

Wheat IS now selling at nearly the h,vb
eSa price OF the year, hut -four ia sim
Touched 81 In tho ST. Louis marks,, ves,,r
u az, ana at Chicago went aboye ~.
" hether the Hour market Will respond r.
y uhe ADVANCE Is a doubtful question, bur
N Texas Is not sufficient 10 Justify ,,,,n,,
hiSher pr'ces than are now prevailing.
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Chicago. October 2T-There was u good
general demand for cattle and prices ruled
strong to Toe higher for the better classes
and steady for others. Sales were all the
way from 3.S6ai.5O for common to pretty
good native dressed beef Steers mp to ais
90 10 for best steers and i4oGi5. ID for the
bulk Choce medium weight cattle were
lhc best sellers. Calves were active at
SW0G1O, according to quality. a good
stoeker and feeder trade was witnessed,
sales being largely at 3,75u4. 25. Texas
cattle were unchanged.
There was a good demand for hogs,
salei being made early at SC lower III
many instances, but later the market be
came hrmer. Hogs sold at q. sGaS 10 for
ptckers and 3,50QS.Sj for mixed butcher
and light weights while pigs brought 2.75
Sheep were In good demand and prlces
ruled steady In most Instances at 2.,ud.i. 10
Tor the poorest native sheep to 4 2aG4. 30
ior me best few going over 20. Trade in
lanhs was rather animated al iuuu4.l0 FOR
poor 70 prime locks Western lambs bring.
'nH 0oi0i lambs averaged Ice lower.
St Louis October g7.-Catt,,-Receints
%p: shipments. 1000 steady for ratives
put rev good cattle Texans strong and
acuNe; TAR to choice native SHINING
s s 5Wn5.io, bulk f6oa5OO dressed
undet .' iaoo pu O steers 3S5p49o: steers
ie.ueIn, 2b0di15; COWS and helfers . opsS
80; Texas and Indian steers 3t,NII 40
p Ii, 5'S'@57o' cows and heifers 2.SJ5t3. 30
Hogs Receipts 1900, shipnerts ,ooS, ea,s
ler and almost steady on best hogs lft,ht
335Pa3'6,; mixed, S35djS.60; heavy 4. i0fT3 "a
Sntep- Receipts. 1000; shipments. none.
~. - htuVe nations. S00diO0; stockers
~oua..go lambs, i.0op550
KANSAS CITY, October g7.-Cattle-Re-
gTslpts, 1000; market steady to strong:
~; native steers, 3,10u505: native cows
ana helters, l.25dii00; stockers and feed-
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HOUSTON EXCHANGE.

~ i.uylns. SellinS.
New Orleans sight.A dis Par
American silver. Par Par
NEW YORK EXCHANGE
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,cI,s ut United states Ports.


""'U"T"'fFV SUOV WHrEcTs.
The following ar. the closing quotations
for cotton on The spot today al the leading
together with the closing of mid
Ming yesterday with today's sales.
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tne mArtet Dor country produce IA rath.
= duaL With ths demand lin,ated. Pecans
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LIVE STOCK.
HOUSTON.


Reported for The Post by A. 7. Norman.
I've stock commission merchant.
Beeyes-
Choice, per lb. gross. ....,.... 2HB
toltfnon. per -. gross ...... 2hW 21l
Cows
Choice. per III. gross. ......... 2i5m "a
Common, per 10, Sross,...... . a p.
earnings
Choice. Fer lb. gross. ....... 2%0
Common. per III. gross..... 2Nd pa
talNcS--
Choice, per lb, gross........ 3iAlr
Common. per III, rross...... 8 a ~
Sheep.
Choice, per No. gross ....... SillD
Common, per head ........... 81 50 u 90
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THE Wool MARKEi

Prices pad by Houston DEALER
Twelve months. medium .....,..n
Twelve months, fins. ........,..-l
BURY -. ............ .......,...e
Six months. 1G2. less
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nr"i" and Provision. EI.cwhcre.

w ''Infhgo advices by private wire to n.
MMneat unchanged at s55s Puts on Deem
e nft wheat sold at 9iis and calls sofa at
mo-, "A over market is expected for To-
sold al psa ~, on OF corn sold at 2s and calls
No Ha ! as, City, October Wheat higher:
red 81 No 2, s2diss; No e,a, sn,,n -; s no,
h, prn nsghe': No. {. mixed o.. Oats Sow
20 s's aasiisN, No white iSalsi rye firm,
1000. oass 81 "a ce,pts-Wheat 1850 corn
W" corr 5000. cats 4sOS. !" ''ea' w.
'ce.pts. ,s n9rk. October 1-wheat--Re-
'V'o' eAPorts, 2sl.lS3: spot Arm;
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Articles open. High Low .lCloso

GasE quJIatiOhs Werc rs foIIoWs:
Flour eady.
Wheat--No. . srring. ss7s; No. spring
S2I9Gia: No red 97a9S.
Corii-No. @ 25asI25ss
Cat-No. 2, 1Slaa1sA; No. white o b
% 81 No. 8 white o b 20AM 22ik.
Ryc--No. 2. 47di7ia.
Ratley-No. nominal No 8. 270iO; No.
Flar seed-No. /. l.o2h.dI1 90.
Timothy seed--Prime. 26S.
Mess pork-Per Dbl, 1854. so.
LGld-Per 100 lbs, 4 30T4 .S7ia.
Short ribs sides--Loose 4. S5Gf4. so.
Dry salted shoulders Boxed. 49.GS.
Sher' clear sidss-Boxe1. 5q5is
Wh,sky-Distil,ers' finished goods. per
gal o'"' PN'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-03-24
anfeKmedades del est6mago, M
Ianidi q hanar nan de- 81

anfeKmedades del est6mago, M
Ie9idi q hacer uso de 81.
Tan pronto como empeo6 & tc
mario, esper!ment6 alivio, y al CO.
.lair la segCnda botells me nenf
Jmp'etame1te bueno, = ha cont
luado tomandolo y atiendo q mis-
lGahaesres como de Costnmoye.
D seo aisdir que doy este test
no"io vOluntariamente y no s ps.
oid1 de nadie y que pueden Vds
'sHer de 81 al uso qle Grean opox-
cun0.
&s ts,*a c.l Sratitud 30. 10 90
I'm @dtn ha ltevado 4 efeoto Coz
a~s}ectc & rni aa'ud, que puado re-.
omendatlo & casntOs necasiten
ma N <dioina contra los males del
atfmago. iFirmado) Rsimnndo
Irtlg Gale Jardines, Oartsgens,
1858 M0,inos, O. Ag1ato 1896
Ia coss sabids por los m6dicos
y loa eatudiautee de la enfeEmedad
ue la dispepsiA ls entermsdad que
1bsi tia en los dns caaos preoits.
: OF no es so'ameate molesta Y pe
grosa en- 81, sino one es ademss IL
ausa de la mayor pArae de las en-
,rmedales ,iel higado, de los TiDo>
es de la piel = los organos resp',
atOr.oR.
Aun esa temida y fatal enfsrma-
I'D, Ia tiSis ten, MI fnente orig
= al CD Ia deoiiidad Y IL ta:ta de
'gestitD. Este hAoho jamaf estara
lfcieAtemaAte 1rahado en- 10 men.
del p6Oijoo. For consiguienre Is
! aioa medic'ns conooida y de con-
snza qna pueds curar la dispepsis
= l tOdOs sus estsdoa mereoe ans
iiamente 'IsmArse ''pl eciosa" pu6s
a vida a. gFata y Ia salud no tieue
reni', y el Jsrahe de la Madre
eiRei Compra aqueila y esta.
e. Jersba Oara6Iv0 do Ia Madre
aigei reta de ts en todaa lac
FArmso as, Drogues,us, y Expande-
uriss de medioinas del mundo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-03-24

OBRAS DE DERECRO

De venra en- ell BoLETIN MERoAN-
TIL
Jurisprudeneis popniaf por Fran
,lSOO LastIes: "TG:. Ia = COnsejo
!e f&miI'a," " e! tegsamneto = ia
2eren4 n4iS," Eel matfinonio," " FL
iacon- F atria- PcteetEd-Al / N 6 n
o.
Oom pilacitn de les diRpcsieioDes
orgapicas oe la Administration de
Justlcia en- UltEsmsE, por Ran6n
SAnehe2s OcAfla.
Repertoire de JurisprudenUia en-
aateriA criminal tornado por uns
anita de abog@dos, bajo Ia diree-
ion 90 don Vice nte Romero Gi-
,5n: c0mpgende desde q afio 1870
j 1850.
Ley de. .EniuicIamiento OWL, por
1antes&, 5 tomos.
O6digo Civil, por D. Seavola, 10
eomos y 2 ap6ndices.
OcmplIaci6n legislativa, por Fer
landeE. 10 tomoe.
Gtdigo &c ComerCio, por Rome~
lc Gii6n, / tnino.
Cddigo de jnsticia militaE.
Lfyes civtIes de Espans, por Me.
iina , Mat il0p, l tomO.
Codlko clvti, por G. &c las o.
aae, t0mo.
InstEumentoa p6blicoR, por Ear
zoso, 1 toIbo.
Ley de kbjuiciamientG civil, poE
Ia kevissa &c los tribuna.es,1 i tomO
O6digv penal para Ouba y Puer-
20 k,co, yor idem idem, l tomO.
III abogado pupular, pOE P. Hu.
guet, l tCmC.
todigcs sntiguos de EspGfla, POI
MaEcsio Martinez AlCubilla, 2 to-
MOa.
Diocion&rio municipal, pOr Co.
!ante, 5 tomos.
ulcsoEgrio de administration,
.,or AloUbilia, 10 tcnos.
Auuarios del 90 y 95, Alcubilla,
DeEeabo administrative, poS
! AbeDa, ! et}ae1s.
DiCloDa;it3 Sc tcTm0ia1!os, pol
| dem, l roa,o.
Maruai elel Juz& adG4 M1ui9'pG
les, pox l1eG., tons'.
! Manuel Iii t>gcrsS@yiG Go AyuE'
tanisE TOE, s.sr joe,zn, tomO.
| Manu-. Dc form ulariOs para Jul
Ecios elviles, por idem, / tomo.
| ManuaI de formularios pare Il
lCEImin&i, por idem, l tome.
| ldem de testamentarias, pog idaU
| / tomo.
Idem de Quintaa, por idem,
iJOmO.
Iaeme de Expropiaci6n forzoal
por idem, l tomo.
Lem de montes, por..tdem, ] &c
SmG.
| Idem del matrtmonio, por ICtn
II, ,tomO.
JustiCia Militar, Nooiones Ta'
IEioo-REa0ticaa 10 uoda ciasa
procedimientos. .iuoieiales, por eao
EJoaquin Graoia y He4n&ndex, z t,
moe
Legislation sde msnas, por BG&y
sMaih, j tOm0.
! Consejc de familis, poE ATG2.
SoomQ.
Guia de Ia Contribution Toss:lG IL
Sriai, por Freixa, 1 tomO.
] DeSechO administrative, p9r u
Iyee, l tomo.
PkOeedimientos Civiles, OrsH
males, Oan6niCOs, y OonteDciof
Eadmlnistrativoe, p0E r. Lastres
EtOmOS.
/ l!sreeho processl, porsPasga.
t0mo. >
l,rsta0o go HaStsnAa P6Rii
PtEna. i - MOs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-03-24
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