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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-11-13
PREPARING FoR CONGRESS.

Chairman Cannon Announces Sub
Committees on Appropriations.
WASHINGTON, Nov 12.--It is the inten-
ticn of Chairman Cannon. of the appropria-
lions committee of the House. to begin the
preparation of the appropriation bills at the
earliest possible date. He has announced
the appointment of the subcommittee and
those on the pension and the legislative.
executive and judicial bills have been called
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AII-Americans Defeated.

Irwin. of Toronto. has secured Pitcher
Johnson and Outfielder Sheehan from the
NeWarLs.
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Nearer Home.

Detroit Free Press.
1t would seem as if the battle-scaring
journals might leave Spain alone while they
have the football games to report.
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cries of associations better and dearer than
any ] have found in any other sphere OF
nv life.
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WILL NOT TRUST SPAIN.
Builders of War Ships Refuse to Deal
with q Bankrnnt Nation.


with a Bankrupt Nation.
LONDON, Nov. 12.-Striking evidence of
Spain's financial straits is furnished in the
dispatch of the Madrid correspondent of
the Daily Mail cabled last night, saying
the Spanish government. finding it impossi-
BILE to raise the sum of $4,000 900
($15, O0O), by loan or taxation. to carry
out it's original navalplaas, has decided to
build two new cruisers only of two thou
sand tons each. The dispatch added that it
is intended to summon the Cortes as soon
as possible to vote credits for the building
of more men-of-war and the placing of
more powerful guns on board the existing
vessels. 1t is now pointed out that the
cruisers mentioned by the Daily Mail cor
respondent were to have been battle ships,
for whose construction the government of
Spain negotiated with the Armstrong;
months ago. The contracts were eventually
signed, and the keels of the new battle
ships were laid but the Armstrong; re-
fused to proceed without assurances of pay
ment. Now it is doubtful if Spain will even
be able to pay for the small and compare
lively ineffective cruisers which are intend
ed to replace the projected battle ships.
Yet in spite of this, according to the cor
respondent of the Daily Mail the Spanish
naval authorities claim to regard the SDan-
ish navy as being already superior to the
navy of the United States, which may ex-
plain some of the bellicose utterances of
the Spanish press
In connection with Spain's hunt for war
ships American diplomats have learned that
Spain recently endeavored to make an ar
rangement with Japan, whereby In the
event of war with the United States the
thirty or so war ships now building in var
lous ship yards for Japan would be trans
Ierred TO Spain and 1T is supposed that upon
the failure of these negotiations the Span
ish government entered upon a deal with
Chile for the transfer to the. Spanish flag
OF OF several vessels about completed for the
Chilean republic. The diplomats referred to
express the opinion that from the stand
point OF international law the completion
or such deal might be regarded as an I'M
friendly act towards the United States Re
sides the Rothschilds other prominent
hnanciers of London and Paris have enttre-
~ cut off the monetary supplies which
Spain has hitherto succeeded in oht aininor
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A Painful Humor
on tho Ankle Spread TO the Knee
and Developed into BoiIs - No
Trouble Since Taking Hoods.


and Developed into BoIIs - No
Trouble Since Taking Hoods.
81 was troubled with disagreeabIe
itching on one of my ankles. In time it
developed into boils of which l had five or
six at a time. The humor spread from
myankie to my kneeand was very painful.
1t baffied the skill of physicians. For
weeks could not bear my weight on this
foot. An abscess formed and was lanced
and the humor broke out ON my other
ankle and threatened to repeat my former
experience. Hoods Sarsaparilla attracted
my attention and began taking it. In six
weeks wss better, and began to hope for
permanent cure. took Hoods Sarsa-
parilla six months and was entirely cured.
] have had no trouble with humor since
that time" MES. M. B. MACINTOSH,
Darlington, Illinois. Remember
Hoods s sss;';.
Is the best-in fact the One True Blood Purifier.
All druggists. 81; six for SIS. Get only HOODS.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-19

cash. elevator l.s, ND. track ish; No
white .i4Giiis: SeptembF i7's4s May
~ hid. Rye higher, " track. Bnrray
cr ~ cnst track sacked. Flax seed higher,
o. Prime timothy seed 40 Hay, new
prairie s0OpG 70. rev tirothy 5000 l2.oo.
Named. pork higher; standard mess Job
Ling new s.So. old 900. Lard higher; prime
steam 40: choice 4.dA Bassoif-Ext,a
short clear 5.fh. ribs 500; shorts SID.
Drv salt meaty -Boxed shoulders 500: ex-
ira short clear 5.37,5; ribs $50; shorts
5.62ig.
Articles Receipts. SnipuS,nts.
Flour barrels 5000 LID
Wheat. bushels ....... 64.0p 5u
corn. bushels ...,..,.. 1900 10000
Oats. bushels ........ 25,Wo ol,vW
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ON sHIpEoARp NOT CLEARED.
COFFEE.

New York. August -Coffee-Options
opencd steady UNCHANGED 10 10 points
hehcr, ruled moderately active with 3
weak underlone following The contimis
enormous movement at Rio and SNnos,
weak European markets and slack con-
stunptive demand, closed steady at stiio
Joints net aecl I've sales l15D) bags, spot
Rio dull; No I, irNcice Z, jobbing IA; mild
easy, Cordova loN@i6,s. sales 400 bags
Maiacabo, private terms; 400 bags Bura-
ca,',,p.ga. private terms,
Total Warehouse deliveries from the
United States i4s9i. including 1880 from
New York: New York stock today SSS, $50;
United states stock 1889: afioat for tho
United States 500, 900: total visible for the
un,5ed States 7s,sel, against $4,000 last
wear and 52S5Ss in 1895.
New Orleans. August lS.--Coffee-Ord.-
:farY to low fair aAGlis.
santos, August ls.-Cofteo weak: good
cents l9.ooD: stock 6i5.oo,
Hare. August ls,-Coffee Closed at {
n,t uecnne of ismAf sales ei.0oo,
Hamburg, August iS-.'offee closed at
net lass of isi;S4 pfg: sales 5000,
| Rio August ls.,-Coffee quiet. No. RI
| s6oo refs per 10 kilos: exchange 5-i6d, re
| ceipts Ss,uOa. cleared for the Cd State.
l2,ooc: for furore 1000, stock $4,000.
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both In cotton and wooden goods, divi-
sions from good buying. In staple COZ,
tons future eng sgements absorbed gooh
onantities The iobhing trade continues
active. The advancement In bleached colt
tan continues the feature. Adv .ces irY.,
Fall River print cloth markets SHOW III ~
saies of 10000 pieces were consuinmateu
Mt OK Tor regulars for spot delivery. also
for August and September delivery.
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nuTrEn AND EGGS.

Chicago, August ls,- Butter firm; cream.
cry liMid,a, dairy lcdiN Cheese 7@S.
Eggs. fresh lcfs
Kansas city. August is~-Ru,ter firm
and active: creamery l2ui5, dairy 9pi3,
Esgs-Supplles little larger; firm; can
d1eli Kansas and M~sonrl stock IL
New York, August IL. ~ Eggs-- Receipts
tbs packages: firm; state and Pennsyl-
vania 1lml6: Western 10.
81, Louis August lS,--Rutter firm;
creamery i1uls; dairy Nillo. Eggs higher
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-19
ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FoR
DR.. GREEN'S tooth CRI

Keeps tho teeth white. the breath N
the gums and mouth healthy. Senl Z
age paid on receipt of 70 cents,
ABBOTT COCKREIdi
Houston. Nr1
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KANSAS cry.

Kansas CITY. August 1S.-wheat &c above
Yesterdays close No, 2 hard Sot2gSlle;
No soft SlaVssls; No. 2 spring 7Sle4,9
Corn slow. about steady; No. 2 mixed 22Ai
Mg3 oats slow No white lSGflSR. Rye,
No . AlGt42 Hay. choice new prairie b.50dp
500: choice new timethy 500 Receipts
Wheat 1900, corn 1920, oats 1000. Sh p
mcnts--W heat l5J, 100. corn % 100, oats 900.
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NEW YORK.

New York. August S--whcat--Reccipt
li+.Ino: strong: No, ? red sSiadas's Options
opened strong on higher cables and had a
sensational advance later in The day on
large exrort bns ing, heavy covering and
bad spring wheat news, closing ihaf5c net
september sat Pig ira q,,set; southern
I. 5odlo. rs; Northern 10. 5osfis -. Copper
strong: brokers Nv exchange II ioi3li.f5.
Lead stronger; brokers ago. exchange sSs
plates quiet.
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sT. louis.

ST. I.0uis AIrus, ls,--Fiosir unchanged
September ssss, ncc-mher ssrc and May
S,sc advance ever Yesterdays c,ose: stot
h,vher, No. red, cash. elevator siisft2lsl.
Aug3et taM; september as December 81
A'd: Corn closed lSc Usher; spot cash e.!
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-19
KANSAS CITY.

Kansas City, August 1s.-CausE'
ceipts 1000. active Texas steers -
Texas cows 2.5-9S.35; native steer;
5.25, native COW and helfers. ~.
seekers and feeders 3.0014 so; puls
$40. Hogs-Receipts 1900: stre s,' 2
hackers 3.70d3.S0 mixed 3.75eiS.Szs7:,
3. 4003. S2is; workers. 8. S0fi3, Sals; pG
s.75 SHEEN Receipts 5000; strons
active: lambs 5.2am5 10; muttons -
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Cash quotations wer4, as follows:
Wheat--No. . sprtng S9lSqis; No. 3 spring
TSaiS5. No. red eI4.
corn-,No. aSha2sa, No, : yellow 2sN
WaS%.
oats No. .. Is; No, white o 2i,sGee;
No white iafGlS.
Ryr--No. asa,
Earlcy--Ne, nominal; No. ITO b .T5l30
Max sced-No. |. l.l5isp107is.
Timothy seed Prime. 2,-5.
Mess uork--si'cr hhl s, lOuS.a.
Iaid-Per l0l Tbs. i,i7tssfi.N,
Short ribs SIDES Loose 4. alsI5, %.
DRY salted shoplders-RoNed, ShIs%.
Short clear s,.es-iSoNed, sAuaN
Whiskv--Distillvr fiw shed gcods, per
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q asked. b bid.
NEW YORK FUTURES.
Opened quiet; noon barely steady; closed
steady; sales, 100, 200.
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NTsNI<N En- YIN.
Reported for The Pdst' by A. p. Norman
live stock comm ss.cn merchant.
Reeves-
Choice, per ID, gross, 2aa 4
common, per ID. eross....... 2H9a q
Choice. per ID. grqts. gun y
cemmon. uer ID. afoss....... 40 p
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Common. per ID. Kross....... 2Xa
Calves
Choice, per lb, gross. ........ 3H9
Common, per ID, gross...,... SO
Sheep M
Choice. per ID. gross....-..., 3it3
Common. per head. ...:..... 81 20 81
This This This q
day. week. season. III
This day shrdlu cmfwyp vbgkqj N
Beeves and cows. q 167 $50
calves and year
llngs 49,. 49,. &C 24s 1853
HOGS .............. a,oY
Sheep ....., ...... :. Il 9,61
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Chicago. August 1s.-Cattle-Goa
prime offerings went off like hot
and prices were stronger - 10 NJ
Extra lots sold for i.40ql5. so. The
ket has at last reached figures that
predicted some time ago by op!il
men around the yards and now fm
diction is made that the fancy beeye
sell before long at 5.75. Native beel
.0od5, 80. chiefly I.60n5. 10. The sc
and feeders. trade was active at ~
for prime to choice. Calves active;d
s. 75d6.O0. Mixers and springers
ones : .75d5. - per head. Western
cattle sold actively at firm prices.
3. 75ai. 10. and Texans sold largely y
@3.S0 for cows, heifers and stocker. I
and medium weight hogs were toe
sellers. Bulk of sales 3.S0a4.W: "
treme range for the poorest to PEI
being 3.55d4 .12h. Sales above "
sisted of selected light lots OF q
hogs, while grassy light hogs sold y
| 3. S5ff3. 80.
Sheep-Active and steady. SheR'
saleable at 2.0NGl2 80 for Inferior
4-oNd4 % for choice to prime nativeAs
ing sheep We're active at 3.5nI3.es
rior to fancy lambs brought -
Western lambs, A.3Nd5.O0.
Receipts-Cattle 1900: hogs SouM''
| 1000.
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WHEAT IN NEW YORK.
Old Traders Were Amazed mt the
Extraordinary ovcment.


Now York. August is--The hghwater
mark for the season was reached in the
wheat market today, not only In values,
but as TO the volume OF the transactions
as well Prices advanced ihm5 for the
day and the sales reached the big total
of tg. eco 000 bushels. Excitement prevailed
In the market from start to finish, paruc-
ularly In the last hour. when the adj
yances became so rapid that frequently
the fluctuations were marked by Ac frac-
,ions instead of nc and 1-16c that ordin-
arlly obtain. A lot of operators who had
been fighting the advance all day were
among the foremost buyers in the al
ternoon, The phenomenal upward move
ment and scarcity of wheat for sale fairly
| staggered them. The demand was par
| t!cularly active in the December option
which. from n discount OF Ia under Sep
| tember at the start narrowed the dii-
| ference TO "a at the close. The total
| range OF September was from Ok TO 94A
| against S9% the lowest price of ycster-
| day, and 924 the previous top notch Tor
the season. The advance today began with
a sensational rise in Liverpool quotations
this morning This was followed up by
rumors OF big jump In curb prices at
Paris. that market being closed on ac-
| count of holiday. On top of these fac
tors there was Il big demand from Tor
egn houses reports that all OF the niGhts
offer TO the other had been accepted. IN
Guiding three carsoes for France. Spring
| wheat news also brought in lots OF buying
orders. 1T being considered very bullish
by the trade here, as the weather Is toe
cold and wet I'm many sections FOR mar
vesting operations Not In years has
there been such am extraordinary move
inent In wheat values as took place to-
day Even the old traders We're amazed
The official market closed at a net ad'
| vance OF A4G,5 ON wheat. On the curt
September sold from ON down to s3A.
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NEW ORLEANS.

Reported for The Post daily d
Thursdays and Sundays by Albert
gomery & co. QimiteU. live stock
mission merchants.
Good fat fed beeveS.. Sh4
Good fat grass beeveS. ....... $40
Common to fair beeves. 800. 1&a
Good fat cows .......,.. 2aa
Common TO fair cows. l%4.
Good fat yearlings. .......... 81 20 "a
Common TO fair yearlinSs... 90 al
Calves 49,. .................... 6 90 VI
Good cornfe1 hogs. ........... 3A9
Common to fair hogs. ~
Good fat sheep. 3W
Choice cattle. calves and yearltnp
sheep in fair demand. -
Receipts. Sales. On
Calves and yearlfngs. 152 1u
Sheep. ........;......;.. ..
Market steady and lightly supplied;
stock of all classes In demand
Arm; sheet quiet. N
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LIVE STOCK.
HOUSTON.

Remarks-The market IS bare of hor,s
and calves and they are very much need.
cd The supply in all classes is light AND
prices strong.
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rnE WOOL MARKET

New Yorx August iS.--An auct,cn sale
~ wool was held on the floor OF the wool
exchange today for the first time in Its
history. The sale was highly successful
and Will becone q regular feature as on
the wool exc harres OF London and Liver
POOL. The exchange was crowded with
w~oi nen from all parts OF the country
| east OF Chicagn,s A catalogue had been
prepared containtg a description of the
wool, whieh was supplemented by thor
ough system OF samples.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-19
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Fort of Galveston, August is

IUTV UI NINTNVsFtVFIi TIVE UoV Ne
ARRIVED.
S. Clinton, Wertsch, Brazos dc Santiago
SAILED.
SIS Iasnpasls. Earstow. New York.
IS Tropic, Earlier, Hamburg.
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a asked: b bid.
LIVERPOOL FUTURES.
Opened quiet; demand moderate; . D. m,
quiet and steady, closed quiet and steady:
tenders 400
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III starke, Archer. Baltimore, July 10
GALVESTON STATEMENT

Net receipts OF cotton at Galveston this
dav. 90 bales; this season, Lso3,S4 same
time last season. ALTO; gross receipts this
season 1,l05cs3 same time last season,
Ole 80, exports this season 1857 8; same
time last season, 9T no. stock today, 7l2S;
this day last year 1962l.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-19
ST. LOUIS.

st. Louis. August 1s.--Catle--nsssS9
1000. shipments 5000; steady at stiS5
vance. both natives and Texans ~,
higher: native shipping and. expods
4.00d5, 10: dressed beef AID biltcnes
:.751l. Go: steers under 1909 nonnyess =.
40. stockers AMI feeders 2.5oai,E,
aud heifers 2.0edti so; bulk OF COW
4 %; cows and heifers 2. $500. IS. Hog
ceipts 5000. shipments 5000; inarketlae y. ! /.
off: Eight 3. 90lfi %: mixed 3.7edS.S q
i.5504.Oo. Sheep Receipts 1000, sn'p
500: muttons slow. lambs steldy'
muttons 3.0OG3.S0: lambs 3.7odo.w'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-19
COTTON.
HOUSTON SPOTS
GALVESTON SPOTS


The Galveston spot market closed
steady and unchanged.
o Sw ordinary. 81 Sooa mddns
Good ordinary. U.s. slluuiihs iA"' ~,
Low nddiins 6h lsaies'''...-..,.. 90
NEW ORLEANS SPOTS.
The New Orleans spot market closed
easy at decline Of isM3-16c.
Low ordinary. q o.lo Aiddling....... 10. a.,
Ordinary 80. O i-lUGood mddiin:. civ
food ordinary 7-l6 Mdding fair. ~
Low niddiing. 81 snles.,.......... i3oo
NEW YORK SPOTS.
The New York spot market closed
quiet and unchanged
oea o o5an.s ~ eNS Sal ms far 0i0
Nidultug l>aics, ........... a9o
LIVERPOOL SPOTS.
closed with prices 1-32d lower; sales
10000, of which 900 were American; I'M
ports none. Quotations.:
Today. Yes'day.
1 Ordinary ..-......-...........s ot -, - - ~,
Good ordinary. . io-io . ., ~,
Low mddlinR ........... y lO-io o.,
MIddling uplands LILO = 'o-
Good middling uplands...... i-52 81
| American iudling far. 1882 sSs
| NEW ORLEANS FUTURES.
| Opened steady; closed steady sales.
| $500.
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VESSELS IN PORT.


VESSELS IN PORT.
Schr John Twohy, II. O Flood
So I'll Gallo. Waters-Pierue OIL company.
S. .Iuauita. Fowler & Neville.
Barge REGULATOR Fowler & McVNio.
IS Nesta. Fowler X Neville.
50 PlYmptun. raniel Ripley.
- Miami, Lone Star Line.
SIS Cumberland.
IS Avery nm. quarantine.
CLEARED FOR GALVESTON.
SIS Rita (SpnO, due August -.
Ss iIelvet.a Ger }. due August y.
IS Venetia (Br). due September 10
S. Acme tBr). Grecnock,
SIS Cayo Mano (Br), London. July "a.
So Eiffel Tower (i5r,>. Hamburg. to sail
August \,
IS European CBr0. Wallace. Algoa Bay.
IS Fu.woll (Br). Raines. due August TO-
Ss Hemisphere (Br). Chatham. N. b..
via Dublin. July ".
SIS Hibernia ORB. Richardson. at Rouen
July r.
Sch Starke. Archer. Baltimore, July 10
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RIDES. rALLow AID nEEswAx.

Prices paid by Houston dealers
Per pound
Dry Mint hides, teiecte led -. ...,..i0 0lia
DRY sAltrd nides s..-................ 0o
Wet rattei. selected. ...............
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COMPARATIVE SPOT MARKETS.
The following ar, the closing quotations
for cotton on the spot today at the leddins
markets. together with the closing OF MID
cling yesterday, with todays sales.
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FIiuITs
PAINTS, OILS AND GLASS.

olL-Linseed, IN hbls, raw. zoe: boiled
4ac. water white, $50 test, In hbls, lie. Ia
cases SiIi. prime white. $50 test, In bills
l2c; IN cases, si.i5; brilliant OIL sl,10. IN
hbs. lac: stove gasoline IN eases. M.6o, IN
hhls lac Euplon oil, IN bbis. lie; In cases
So %: castor oil. medical pure Nlo castor
oil. commercial, 62,ac per dozen, tlrpcn-
| tine In hhls. ale.
WHITE LEAD Strictly pure, 6u6nc;
standard white lead, Age.
| WINDOW GLASS LIN boxes. 60 and II
| per cent discount, new list
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Houston expects $500 to $500 bales to-
morrow. against 4;io on the same day last
year. In four Gays of this week Hous-
toms gross receipts have been 1A.1S5 ina
weeks total promises no reach at least
q, 900, agalns. 27 00o last year.
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Barbea wire quotations are for carload
lots & o, h, Houston. Nails are quoted IN
small lots.
nAREEn WlRE--Glidden. gal, s., 90 per
100 lbs, painted wire. $l75. Waukugan De
higher than Gldden.
WIRE NAlLS-Rate $3.50 per key; ad-
vances, lod rcd and i6i. &c; sa and cd. loc
Ga and "a. goe; al and sd SOC Sd, loo: "a,
75c.
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Atlanta. August ls--,A.,arta recsvsd its
nrst bale OF lew crop cotton today IL
came from griffin and was sold for Si.c.
New York, August s.-Dry goods con-
tinne active Orders. both On the spot
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TlNIEI1 F'IfUT 10 MD MUS,
App. ES--Fancy sliced In boxes iSi
4Ao, fancy evaporated, In bulk. 5s.a6c: AS
| III cartons, Ghc.
ApRIcOrS-l per Id.
| CURRANTS In hhls, &c; cleaned cur
| rants, IN boxes, &c, in lib cartons, T,ac,
| 81.
| PEARS &c per 10.
| RAlSrNS--California l.. l., boxes. N.6sai
| 1.15: a box l.. l.. raisins. Coo: 2.crown /.
| NJ raisns, 80 In boxes, sc; 3-crown l.. NJ
/ 10 ID boxes, airc.
PRUNES- California 5e-6Os &c: 60-Tos
G,sc, TO-SNs, $40. so zoos. iisc,
NUTS -Brazi lNgiiic per 10; nlbcrts. Sic
ly ii1ilEc, Naples i2iec walruts. li6l3c
peanuts, tieMGlsc almonds, raragona. i2q
lSc per ID, In sacks; pecans, sisMSMc.
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XXI
Ell I A z O..

da siguente ell baron Gambia anunciaba muy
SO rnosamente que querfa dedicarse tan de
eno los negocos que desde aque dla Sc consagra
ria por complete famia
que sguieron mostr6 de amabidad des-
para las mujere separaba de elias
m que las horas de vista y las de 6rma
La primera roche cuando dieron las dez Ia sonora
que ho eyantaba sar con petexo
de ir al cfrculo, lie
-6Te olvidas de queg... Was . hacer esperar tus
amigos!
-iAh ique esperen, POGO me imperial No pasare la
veada eos meor vosoas Querda Blanca toca
ese de Schumann que tanto me gusta
Blanca obedec6, aunque temblando advinaba bajo
aquella ternura habia oculta alguna maldad
Genoveva la senorita Serme cambaron mirada de
nteligencia.
bajo:
Tened mucho cudado, hiia mia. Cuando 81 tigre
oonde las unas, es cuando hay que temerle mas,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-07-11
11S LA VENGANzA DE UN NOBLE

17s LA VENGANzA NOBLE
jar nosotros debemos circunsancas prop6o pa
atraer ese hombre, quien odfamos dos una
emboscada Mira, escucha .~~<xs
fue sentarse ante ecribi6 tubear que
sigue:
<Querido amigo
els precise que os yea esta misma noche Mi mardo
estara ausente Ilallares todas las pueas abiertas
eos espero d las dos de la ma1ana.
eos adora hasta la muerte.
entreg6 la Gambia.
-iDiantre!- dijo este-iEsto muy bien deado!
sPero como has llegado az. >.
-Mlentras que ha estado en- Langerdne, mujer ha
e'crto tres cartas; te las he cogdo
cada comprendes ahora? aeme una de sus
pnmas uno dc los pegos de papel que usa voea
nj ella misma exranara lie letra Entregar una carta
concebda en- esos dpareoidos termnos Raimundo,
mlsma fra metcrse La boca del obo mataras
casa en- vlrtud de un derecho indscutible
Durante algunos segundos Sc rio nerviosamente.
Despue de todo, NADIA de particular puede sucedelnos
acab0 por decir.