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Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-12-07

With a sharp falling on IN the receipts Since
last review better market has been had. Hogs
have been coming in less freely everywhere. Here
the falling in the supply has been most marked
The arrivals for the week ending yesterday
10 OSs lighter than the week previous and Sc 10 shot
Of the arrivals for the same week last and with
fewer hogs coming in. provisions were stronger
this time OF year got most of the offerings and
gradually bid up prices until yesterday. when the
advance for the week showed l2I Gl1l.c per cwt IT,
Chicago the advance even greater being &c per
cvt But that market relatively lower than
ours week ago. That receipts continue much
lighter than last year at this time Is making buyers
skeptica as to the future supply and the disposition
is to stimulate freer movement to market by bet
ter prices hence this sharp upward movement in
values since the opening Of the current week. And
now that market has turned and arrivals still
running light on higher prices II Is hard to say
what the future may bring forth. The range
Yesterday was So 25G395: bulk OF sales. Sc s5ds
same day last year bulk OF sales. 50. 2oG3 40.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-12-07
To Cnba and Porto Rico.

Winter tourist tickets now on sale via
including Cuba. Porto Rico Nassau and
Eermudas. For Information about rates,
hotels, etc. call at City Ticket Office. Sa3
Main street.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-12-07

Hardly so many in the past week, yet the supply
was faily good and more tina ndouble the receipts
for the same week last Good stock both hors>s
and mules. met with fair demand the East and
South both buying and the market is doing very
well for this time OF for all desirable offerings
Medium and poor. however, still dull and only
sell at low prices. The high price at which cotton
Is selling Is stimulating the demand from the South
and 1t is holding better than expected the first
part Of the season. The quotations:
H0RSES-Draft horses good, I.e5o to
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-12-07
TO
ST. Louis
Vestibuled Express
Daily at $40 p. m.
Via Burlington Route.
Ticket Office, S23 Main Street.
San Frnncisco short Line.

There is only one. and that Is the Union
Pacific No change from Kansas City to
San Francisco. Only - hours No other
line makes the time Ticket office. 1000
Main street. Telephone 1l0s.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-12-07
Purcell Grain Co.,

sos Board OF Trade bldg. Kansas City. Mo.
Grain Commission Merchants-cash or future. Cor
respondence and consigninents solicited. Write or
wire us for bids your track. II you are doing any
trading In futures in Kansas City or Chicago. would
be glad TO handle your deals.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-12-07
Lead and Zinc.

NEW YORK. Dec. 6.-LEAD-Firm for spot I'M
changed for futures: s47Od4 so: brokers' price, s. 40
SPELTER-Firmer: INSTABILITY.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 6-LEAD-Strong: 3i.5064 52ii.
SPELTER-Frm: A.35
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-12-07
Colorado Minin. Stocks.

Following the closing quotations OF yesterday
and Tuesday oil the leading stocks the Colorado
springs Mining exchange. reported daily b. wire
to II. p Wright Co.. 100 Delaware street:
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-12-07
Silver.

NEW YORK. Dec. S.-Bar silver. 5sc Mexican dol
lars. 47Lc.
LONDON. Dec 6.-Bar silver. dull. % s-l6d per
ounce
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-12-07
Yesterday. Chicago Market.

Furnished by French Bros Commission COMPANY
%. Board of Trade building:
Opened. Highest. Lowest. Closed. Tuesda!
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-12-07

bushels
Shipments time last year....... 5000 bushels
Receipts week ending Wednesday .aas 900 bushels
Receipts week last .l2S $50 bushels
Shipments week ending "Wednesday i4a $50 bushels
Shipments week last year-..-.. e. $50 bushels
The life is out of this market. With the settling
OF the November option the speculation interest In
the market was lost, and prices az once commenced
TO decline. Here cash rold down up 10 Nordsv 1c
and the December option lost =ic for the time.
At 2i.9c for mixed there was fair trading Monday
and sales the most general CT the week. But this
break In prices checked receipts which Tuesday
amounted to little nothing less for the
country seller than feeders paying. Holders IN
consequence under the influence of the light country
acceptances held prices little higher. but in doing
checked trade Exporters refused advance their
bids and order and shorts did much picking
sround and sales in consequence NOR, less
stricted Futures 4 little strongoc- in sympathy
with wheat. but the improvement not sufficient
70 anect the cash market. Cables in
changed and the fact that receipts now running
much the same last year, ard export demand less
urgent more or less hcsitancy OH the part OF
buyers. The visible supply in the United States and
Canada made increase last week OF 40 bushels
against 5l2 900 bushels the week previous and a de-
the week last year of l. s0l 900 bushels
The Kansas crop report which came the first OF
the week made the yield there 40 600 bushels less
than tie government report. but this had infu-
epce upon the trade. The fine open weather is saw
ing much corn for the farmer and expoiters seem
less anxious for supplies and a result the light
receipts having less influence upon The market
showed more life and under the influence o, better
cables there was very good export buying. and
more freely futures were weaker. In Chicago MAY
deliveries closed &c of and the same option here
lost nc and closed at the low point. BY sample
track here at Kansas City:
No. mixed. car at eI:sc. - az e7asc. cars
II 21isc yellow at CSC. high color at Csc
No. mixed. nomiEalIy a1G27isc.
No. mixea. norniEally 26G2GIsc.
No grade, nominally &c.
No. white. car at sc. at :7:sc 1 car at
HGc
No. white, norninslly s7Ta7i:c
No. white, runilslly .6IsT
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-12-07
Kansas CITY Local Securities.

Following the prices OF local stocks and bonds
rs reported b. IL. p Wright g. Co., $50 Delaware
street, telephnne No. oh24.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-12-07
LOCAL LIVE STOCK MARKET
DECLINING WEEK IN CATTLE. But
FAIR TRADING.
Hogs Higher and in Good Demn nd
From Packers-.Sheep Coming In
More Freely and Lower In
der Liberal Receipts.


NEW YORK. Dec 6.-Cabies quote American cattle
steady at lli:Gl5c per pound: refrigerator beef at
sac exports. ~ cattle sheep ). 500 quarters
OF beef: hone to-rlo
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-12-07

Chicago grain recefpts-Winter wheat IL cars; con-
tract 10 Spring wheat, Is cars: contract n'hc
Corn 1855 cars; contract, Oats, lis cars COLI
tract s cars Shipments of winter wheat, ~ 0eo
bushels spring wheat, 40 500 bushels corn, io.eoo
bushels. a.,
cars; oats. 100 cars. wa.
wHEAT-Cash-No. red. &c: No. red, 6iV
esILc: No. . hard Gid65c: No. hard, 61as4c.
CoRN-cash-No. mixed. 3oAc; No. ~hite'
30hc
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Receipts time last zoo bushels
Shipments week ending Wednesday,. 60 bushels
Shipments week last $50 bushels
No fresh receipts the PAST week and under the in
fuencc OF the very light supply prices ruled little
stronger. Some sales being made from store at
a trife advance. Prices nominal. Ply sample
track here at Kansas City:
No. =, isH4sc.
No. ), i7ai7i.c.
FL0uR-Dull, but steady. The quotations follow
Soft wheat, per barrel patents. sS25H5.i0 straghts
81 I0a2 50: fancy. 81 .0G2s0 low grades 81 10
GI.so. Hard wheat-Patents. SS.0edS.i0; straights,
s.. sOGc. 30: bakers s.1Oa:.3o lev grades. sl.eo9
l.60: city mills soc higher.
CORNMEAII-Steady. but SLOW sale Bulk, D. q 81 II
per cwt.
CORN CEoP-Demand fair and prices steady
Sacked. a6a56i.c per cwt.
BRAN-Firmer but demand only moderate. Sacked
5.isG5sc per cwt-
SHoRTS-Quiet. Sacked. 5SG5sisc per cwt.
COTTONSEED MEhL-Car lots, S2l00 at Kansas
City and points carrying Kansas City rates.
GROUND OIL CAliES-Car lots. 81. 90 per ton; ton
lots s:i.OO; l.oOopound lots. sl:.5O; less sl25 per
100 pounds sacked. (. O. b.
BROOM CoRN-Steady. Quotations per ton for car
lots T. =. b., Kansas City:
Choice green hurI $3.50 90
Choice led yellow tipped hurl. l15 90
Good green hurl 10 co
Good green seif-wcrkins III 90
Choice red yellow tipped seliworkng. no 90
common !iuIl ioV w
FLAXSEED-Receipts. cars: same day last year.
car IL fair demand. Cash and December. Si.3l per
bushel.
CASTOR BEANS-In car lots sI.o5 per bushel. and
Sl.uO per busE,e. for less
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-12-07
LOCAL GRAIN MARKET.
A Little Stronger Week I'm Wheat
Corn Selling Down-Oats Steady.
Wheat.

In store-wheat s.1I23O bushels: corn. 900
bushels: oats. 1850 bushels: rye, 30 800 bushels
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-12-07
Oats.

Receipts the past "a hours. 900 bushels
Receipts same time last .. eco busheIs
Shipments the past e hours. 900 bushels
shipments same time last year. 1000 bushels
Receipts week ending SO 900 bushels
Receipts same week last year, 900 bushels
ehipnents week ending "Wednesday coo bushels
Shipments week last y1ar....... IS 900 bushels
There continues want OF interes: IN this market
Receipts are still running light, but there is no
investment buying they proving equal TO the de-
Tnsnd Local feed deslers and order men s;i doing
most Of the buying. and supplying their wants
from day 10 day. No orr seems to care To stock Up
II the prices While the receipts light the
country is known 10 have plenty OF and II is
thought they will come out in the OF time,
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-12-07

CAN'T BE BEAT.
Trains to-
CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS
via
BURLINGTON ROUTE
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stntc md Rnilyyay Bond..

NEW YORK, Dec. G.-Closing quotations on the
New York Stock exchange were:
Alabama class A.. .llo1aN. Carolina As ......lOS
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-12-07
Governm cnt Bonds

As reported yesterday by Houston. Fible & Co.. over
their nriy Ynrl. prire
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-12-07

Quotations below are for lots. On small lots
higher prices asked and obtained. enough being
asked to cover the OF caring for and filling then
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-12-07

Toledo received 6 of wheat yesterday against
40 cars a year ago.
Puts on Chicago May wheat. good next week. were
quoted at &c; calls, &c.
A Nsx York message reported 20 loads Of wheat
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-12-07
Corn.

Receipts the past ~ hours. IS $50 bushels
Receipts time last ycar.-...... u.s. $50 bushels
Shipments the past "a hours. $50 bushels
Shipments same time last year........ 5000 bushels
Receipts week ending Wednesday. e2s 900 bushels
Receipts week last $50 bushels
Shipments week ending Wednesday i4a $50 bushels
eek last a 1rs1
The Holly chieftain., 1899-06-02
Colony Announcements.

Commander Booth Tucker will be
on the colony on Sunday and Monday,
June l1th and 18th
On Sunday there will be four public
meetings, and II \. NJ. and ) and
7:3o ?. VI. y very interesting time is
promised.
On Monday evening we expect to
have another meeting. particulars of
which will be furnished. later.
Already there are quite few people
from outside towns requesting US to
furnish Accommodations for these meet
ingS.
Next Sunday, June 4th, is the Jun
ior Annual at the colony. The day is
given over mostly to the children.
Some new features, such as orchestral
music and good tableaux at night. and
for the day special singing and speak
ing-the usual meetings will also be
held.
The Holly chieftain., 1899-06-02
Continued from page /.

which of itself is proof that there was
no such loss Of water in transit as
would interfere with the proper dis
tribution OF water in accordance with
the DEGREES.
During the years 90, 's7 and 'sS' it
was practically impossible to secure
evidence that the bitches in districts
Nos. Il and Il, Junior to the bitches IL
PruwerS county, were drawing water
out Of their turn \ systematic pa
trolling OF the river in the interests Of
the bitches in district 67 has made it
impossible for these later bitches To
take water without being discovered.
This has put a new phase upon the
situation and while ii was never
claimed prior 10 this year that there
was any reason why these junior
bitches should be permitted to take
water while the senior bitches in
ProwerS county were in need Of it,
the argument is now made that 10
allow the water to pass down to thu
senior bitches would result in an Incl
dental waste. which the superinten-
dent is authorized TO prevent.
In the first place, az we understand
the law, so long as there is water in
the river which can be supplied to
senior bitches, wherever their head:
gates may be located, the Superin-
nj - a,f 70 e.,
deliver the same, notwithstanding
any waste that may occur incident to
the flow Of water down the stream.
The statutes Of the state direct him
to distribute water in accordance
with the adiudications Of rights to
water, and not upon any theory which
he may entertain. 1t appears very
doubtful whether the alleged waste OF
water in transit, except as there
always is more or less loss by Scepage
or evaporation, is sustained by any
experiments or observations. 1t
seems to be but an Ill founded theory,
advanced rs an excuse for supplying
water to bitches out Of their turn.
In another very important partic-
ular, the Superintendent Of Irrigation
seems to be obiviouS of the law, in
that instead Of measuring out the
water to the different bitches at their
headgates in the order Of their priori-
ties, he measures out the water for
district No. 81 at the Nepesta bridge
or the Rocky Ford bridge, or the Fort
Lyon dam, points many miles above
the bitches TO be supplied.
While it may be difficult matter
to distribute the water of the Arkan-
sas river under the most favorable
conditions, it certainly appears that
the complications which seem to
trouble the superintendent are of
his own making.
The Holly chieftain., 1899-06-02

The ancient- believed that rhenma-
tism was The work oi a demon within
man. ANY one who has had an attack
of sciatic or irilammatory ,heurnaiism
viii agree that the infiction is demon
lac enough to warrant the belief. 1t
has never been claimed that Chamber
.ain's Pain Balm ronld east ont demons.
but it will cure rheumatism. and hum
dreds bear testimony to the truth of
this statement One application relieves
the pain, and this quick relief which it
affords is alone worth many times its
cost. For sale by Iselman Bros
The Holly chieftain., 1899-06-02

| consider il not only pleasure but
about The wonderful cure effected in my
case by the use of Chamberlain's Collie.
Cholera and Disrrhoea Remedy. A
few doses Of it effected Il permanent
cure. take pleasure in recommending
it to Others suffering from that dreadful
disease-J ". Lynch, Dorr, w. Va
This remedy is sold 10y lkelman Bros
The Holly chieftain., 1899-06-02
THE
NEW YORK WORLD.
Thrice-a.Week Edition.
Practically a Daily at the
price of Weekly.

The striking and important events Of
the last year have established the over
whelmning value of TIE TnEicE-A-
WEEK WORLD 10 every reader. For an
almost nominal sum i, has ken, it's sub
scribers informed Of the progress of all
orr wars. and, moreover, HIS reported
them as promptly and fnliv as if it were
a daily. With orr interests still ex-
tending throughout the world, with our
troops operating in the Philippines, and
the great Presidential campaign, too. al
hand. It's valne is further increased.
The motto OF the THRICE MEX
WORLD is improvement. |, strives each
year to be better than it was Inc wear
before, and public confidence in It is
shown by he fact that it now ciIcnia:es
more than twice MS mary papers ever,
week as snv o'hcr rews,aper. not a
daily, ipbI'shc'i it, Anleurs.
We ofT-r ihi- u,rq aiad newspaper
and THE CnItFrAtS together one year
for 81 90
The Holly chieftain., 1899-06-02
Annual Convention United Societ,
of Christian EnoeaYor.

To Detroit Michigan and return for
one fare plus 500. Tickets on sale
July 2nd to 4th. all tickets continuous
passage in both directions Final
limit to return August 18th so. For
further particulars call on Fl. P. Horst
agent Santa Fe Ry.
The Holly chieftain., 1899-06-02
SEQ California and Return.

Tickets on sale MAY IS 30 IS, in
clnsiv-. Final limit. JrIy Is. 1898.
Stop over privileges in each di-
reciion. You may - one way and
return aao;.er. II r. Horst,
Agent, Santa Fe Route, Holly.
Ohio. will cbeerfnllv respond 10 all
inquiries for information.
The Holly chieftain., 1899-06-02

Thomas Thurman. deputy sheriff Of
Troy. Mo-. ssys if everyone IN the
United States shonll discover the
virtue Of Dc Wits Witch HAIL SSIye
for piles. rectal iroubl.s and skin dis
eases. the demand could not be supplied.
For sale by ikelnlan Bros.
The Holly chieftain., 1899-06-02

A meeting was held at the school
house wednesday night 10 arrange for
big Fourth Of July celebration. A
goodly number was present and as 1t
was the unanimous opinion that Holly
ought TO celebrate in magnificent
splendor this year, the necessary COM
mittees were selected to look after
various matters. Whether we have a
celebration or not depends upon the
result OF the efforts Of the finance
committee in raising the necessary
funds. 1t is the general sentiment
that unless Holly can have a first-class
celebration she doesn't want any.
The Holly chieftain., 1899-06-02
LITERARY PROGRAM.

Resolved, That woman's
household duties are harder than a
mans outdoor work.
Affirmative: Mrs. Simpson and Mrs.
j. W. Lyons.
Negative: Mr.. Henry V. johnson and
Mr.. Albert Hopkins.
selection ...........--..... Orchestra
Short talks by members of the Society
on subjects TO be given at the time.
Judges to be selected by President.
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Telegrannas.
PARIS Julio II

Paris Julio II
En- el Gabipete de hoy oomunic6 ell Minis
tro de Obras Pablicss & sus colegas el informe
sobre ell accidente ferrooarrilero que acaeoi6
aver en- Boulogne- sur Mer; y ell de Ia Marina
el informe presentAdole con motive de los dis
turbios causadcs por soldados de Ia infanterfa
de marina
Aver sc efeotu6 en- ell teatro de la Repdbli
ca una reunion de los naoionalistas. En- ella
pronunci6 Mr.. Deroulede un discurso laudato-
rio de la republica plebisotaria.
Un importante run1ero de agentes, al man
do del seaor Lepine, rodeaba el teatro; pero
la sslida del conourso, no pudieron aquellos
resistir al empuje de la multitud.
Los $50 tiradores senegaleses de Ia mission
Marchand llegaron hoy en- IA maf1ana Tol6n.
Dice L@ Libre Parole que el general de
Pelieux fu6 relevado dc su cargo Immediate
mente despues de la revista del IA de Ju'
lilo.
Hoy tuvo lugar la gran earrera de automo'
viles entire Paris y Coburgo.
Los seiores Martin, consul de FraRcia en-
Ia Habsns, y Enaok, consul de Ia misma en-
Santiago, han sido nombraios Official oaballe'
70 de Ia Legion de Honor, respeotivamente.
Tslegrama de San Vicente anuncia que ell
sCeutro Am6rios. de la compaffa italiana La
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Velece, lego aquel puerto remolcado por ell
vapor ingl6s <Nosnood.. FL <Ceptro Am6rica,
tenfa 600 pasajeros bordo.
Bsrlfu Julio II
FL crucsro sGeer, ha recib;do orden de
salir de Corinto (Nicaragua) donde Sc halla &C.
tualmente con destino 4 Guatemala.
El reoiente oambo de te.egramas de cor.
tesla entire el emperaior Guillermo y ell Pls,i:
dente Loubet oontinua siendo objeto de todas
las convers aciones
Cr@ese en- Alemania que este aconteoimien
to es un principle de las negooaoiones, que
habrAn de dar por fc Ia vista del emperador
Ia Exposicion Universal do 1900. Este ru-
NOR 80 acentua ea los cfrcu os bien informa.
dos.
Despacho de Hamburgo dice que la fami.
liza Murst ha puesto & disposition de Dreyfus
para 81 caso de que cate fuese absuelto-la pro-
piedad que posse en- Elba.
Londres julio II
SehAlase sensible mejorfa en- Ia salud de la
marquesa Sail. bury.
FL corresponsal parisien del <Observer>
telegraffs dicho peri6 lco que el proyecto de
tratado comercial entire Francia y N Norteam6ri
ca sera discutido el martes pr6ximo en- ell Con-
sejo de Ministros; que en- oaso de adoptarse
sera sometido las CAmaras en- Ootubre pr6xi'
mo.
Mr.. Frohman, empresario norteamericano,
LIZ OOuIAoeouO Ia oV'oOAo GI0StOo 1IauOon0 0nI0
Bernhardt para una serie de funoiones en- los
Estados Unidos en- 1900
Il Haya Julio II
81 arreglo sobrs ell proyecto de Icy de ar
bitraje serA probablemente conclude dentro de
pocos dias entire los deegados de Ia Conferen'
ola de la Paz, tai como desde un principle fud
elaborado
rssulta1o de la copferencis, sera mas
aparsnte que real,
Trieste Julio II
f. orucero <Oiimpia, Sc espera aquf para
ell 10.
Madrid Julio II
La opinion pdblioa SO manifesto hostil
hacia Norteamirica, s la Quail acusa de fsltar
sus compromises, pues NADIA haoe por obte'
ner la libertad do los prisioneros espaholes de
las Filipinss.
Los peri6dicos dicen que la situaci6n de
los nortes m erioanos en- Madrid es mala.
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BUBu uRG0clQ.


Sc vende una maquinaris para elaborar a.
xdoar oentrifug.do, oompuesta de los slgulen
tas aparatos: I'm tachas al vacfo de medic
pies do dikmstro, de so heot6litros sean to-
neladas de c.paeidad on axdoar seco, provisto
de ssrpentina., trampss, man6metros, oolum
mas, plstsforma, esealsrs = tedos sus acoesorlos
completos-Una bomba al vacfo de IA y 10
pu1gadss por ls con eondensador J oonecoiones
Dos eentrffuga., sistsma <Hepworth, oon
malaxor do so hect6litros de cabida, trasmi isio'
mes , maquina de vspor, todo 'sonplsto-U Una
Q nba de v.por para meladurs, J tuberfas-
Una bomba Duplex para trser el aqua de rio'
con 500 pies tubarls de pu!gadas, con todos
sus aooesorios eonpleta-UnA ealdera dc acero
de pies dismetro por 10 pies de largo, con
40 tubos patentes de pulgads, domo de- va
por, hornslla todos sus aoessorios comPletos
-Uu canal de hierro para desosrgsr el azdoar
del taoho varias tuberias de ooaecci(n entire
esos aparatos. y
Esta maquinsris es nuevs, folamente h
trabajado un aho y ha sido construida en- los
Talleres do Manlove. Alliott q Co. Ltd. Sc
pasds yer montsda en- Ia fnca de don Josa K
Carszo en- Guainabo, quien Sc deshace dc ella
por haber abandonado Ia siembra de cafias,
80 vsnde por 10 MITAD de ku VALOR.'fa
Para mas informes, dirigirse Roberto
Graham, Ingeniero, Ponor,
A 80 IL
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El tempo
CONDICION GENERAL

Las lluvjas han sido fuertes dursate los
prlmeros dfas de la semana cssi en- todos los
dlstrltos disminuyendo en- los ultimos dfas. Sc
intorma de alguna dc fciencia en- Areoibo.
No ha habido niugun oambio deoidido en-
- temperature, ecepto slgun oslor en- el distrito
DC San Juan de Puerto Rico. Hubo un temblor
de TERRA en- San German & las 6 de Ia maf1ana
del Is. III informe de las lluvias es el siguente:
Corozal a.o5 pulgadas , Can6vanas 2 23
pulgadas.
Condolences meteorol6gicas en- San Juan
durante la semsna que termin6 el dfa % de
Julio, las sigueientes:
Temperature media en- la semana 80 4.
Temperature alta So. O. el dfa %.
Temperature baja 7s.o e, dfa II.
Total de lluvia caida, o.s7 pu]gada
Los parties sobre la cafla in ndica que Gsta
avanzs en- las me jores condolences pero los
plantadores h. tenido muohos trabsjos para Ia
limpiesa de lss hierbas. La TERRA estA muy ss'
turads para poder hscer trabsjos de campo bsjo