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Novinniento
d e vapor es

Espaf1ol sConde Wifre do, Con
destino { este puerto So Ira de- de
Barcelona 81 dfa Is del proxi 10 No
viembre, con escalss en- Mallorca
Torrsvieja, Valencia, Nal Ga, Ca-
diz. Tenerife = Las Palmas.
Aue icano <Poace., Ell dfa 26
del corriente sali6 de NewYork, con
destino este puerto.
Goleta americana sAbiel Abbott
Ell d1a % del corriente saldra del
puerto de New York con destino a
este.
Gol=ta americana sOlive Wit
tier.-Sa'io del puerto de New York
ell 10 del corriente con- de aino q es-
te.
Espanol IS ,turnina, Saldra ee
Liverpool Ell dfa 9 del pr6ximo No
vienbre direetamen.e para este
pue rto y demas de la Isa.
Espaf1ol <Marfa, Dsl puerto de
la Coru11a sali6 Ell dfa 81 Gel torrien
tie con destino a este y ttros de /.
Isla.
CAMBIOS DE HOY.
Londres 4,90 P
New York / pS E
Paris 8 DIV 2 pc D
EspAf1a 8dTv 31pS D
Hamburgo 3dIv 3pS D
I'm esta imprenta Sc vende pa
pei de peri6dicos & $2-H el quintal
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El cabo de Ia POlicfa Insular
don Ramon Guanill que prestaba
sus rvicios en- Salinas ha sido
trs sad ado al pu ussto del Preside de
cuyo cargo tom6 pcsssi6n aver.
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sc YENDEN

la casa numero S de la calle de la
Tanca otra de material en- el pue-
bio de Rio-piedras, Gale de las De-
licias mum. 10.
Irformaran Cristo mum: 10 al
tos.
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Sc ALQUILAN

habitaciones y un hermoso y venti
ado miradnr, en- Ia casa n1mero go
de Is cal!e De San lose, { precics
u6dicos
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Vapores que saldran
PARA NEW-YORK

Relacion de los vapores que sa'-
dram del puerto de San Juan para
ell de New-YOrk.
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Ramon R6ura Owen,
ABOGADO.

Ha trs 8 adado su estudio Y la
Nots ria q Ia ca'le de Mendez Vigo
no so Mays guez
na15 II
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Con- Ell mismo -Dios compare
81 cigarri1lo que fumo
Dlos IS trino en- las persona $,
'Tal como en- "A esencia es1uno;
7 el cigarro que me encanta
Es trino pnr les eEscudos,,
Mas, como cigarro higlenico
Y de buen sabor, es dnico.
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Nos dicen que esta Mocha Sc
quemaran en la Plaza de- Alfonso
XII los cnnsabidos fdegos artifeia
les; agregando Ia fras acr mental;
<Si { ! tiempo 10 permite.,
PAIN KILLER DE PERRY
DA7IS.@Sus propiedades ned'ci-
males como espec1fico para dolores.
ser4n sic npre apreciadas, nirgana
familia deja do tenerla siemprs en-
casa como precaucion contra IN
atsque shbito de diarrea. disenterfa
8 colera morbus. Sc vends on todas
parties. Refuse los sustitutt no
hay mas que IN PAIN KILLER, el
de Perry Davis
Per indisposicion de nuestro
amigo BrAu, no pudo celebrarse
anoche IA confersncia anunciada, en-
los salones del Atsneo. Sc avisara
opo,tunamente, cuando haya de te
ner lug ar.
], Adenas de camas para una 6
dos plaaas, ha y cretonas para saba
mas, de hilo y de a,godo5; braman-
tes; punto para mosquiteros; perca-
les b}anco y de culores, mantss;
abrigos y hasta hero ga,vanizaao.
lPero en- donde? Pues en- cas- de
Melon, que esfla tienda mejor sur
tida de San Juan.
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Con frecuencia abandonamos
el cuidado de una tos un resfriado.
ST 10 deja Vd. continuar por a1gun tempo
causara irritacion en- los pulmones I'm
NAL cronico la garganta. Las Pas
tillas Bronquiales de Brown, le
daran alivio en- seguida.
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y o P O r T = n I d A D!

Sc desea un sc clio hcnrado Y
trsbajador con $5, 900 90 en- effective,
para dar mayor importancia a un
magnifico negocio establecido hace
AMOS y prodnciendo un 40 pS de
banefeio. Sc garantiza el exito en- el
negocio Ninguna aplicacion que no
llene las condiciones antedichas Sc
ra atendida Psra mas informes di
rigiisa q oport1nSdad Apartado de
correo 416 San Juan. p r
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Observation-Disclosures
La aDertura Official de Ia


La aperture Official de la es-
cuela Normal de Rio piedras teadra
lugar hoy las de la tards.
Probablemente pre- encis ra el acto
el Gobernader Hunt, Mr.. Bum
baugh Mr.. Horlam, Mr.. E'liet+, y
Mr.. Garrison.
Sc etcu antra en- esta Capital el
Alb oga1o don Salvador PIC IN Ill de
Lares.
TACHos Al VACTO PARAHA-
CIENDAS La Robert Deeley & Ca.
ha construfdo los TACHOS AL VACIO mas
grandes en- ell mundo, pudiendolos hacer pc
quenos los cuales en- todos casos han dado
mucha satisfaction y excelentes resultados
Para precios demas particulares,
Informara R. A. Macfe,
Unico Agente en- PR
Gale del Cristo No. l.
LIS marinaros dsi Hartford
volvieron aver enapezotarse, con los
Arsilleros. Aunque la ,rte de
abordo trebajo biea, los Artilleros
los pasaron oor ojo, Dor tcho Ca
rreras contra cinoo No y gu ea
pueda con Ia Artil. ria, que ,ra el
srma de Napoleon (l grsnde.)
Glasses n0CturnaS.
Desde ell z de Octubre. Ingles,
Espano, Aritmetica. Mensuaiidad
50.
Institute Wa. hington 20. Allen.
n a Is. Is
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Long Waist.

ara baiar eli tale las damas. Sc
ha lecibido Fortaleza % altcs
m a 1R g
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Pm

Ha regresAdo & Ju cos ell co,
merc1ante don is Costa.
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De la Capital para Catafo,
sin combination con ell
tren ....... b Is II.
D. Catafo para Ia Capital 30 M
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Muy senor nuestro:


artculars va afmosa
Balsero & Giorgett
cas
deconsruc nj m
a
Modesto Warren I M.
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LA DE PUERTO RICO 80 DE OCTUBRs DE- 1901
NOTICE As.

p vapor Aleman Heluetl0 que
lego hoy anuestro puerto con car
ga de transito, fue puesto en- OBJ ser-
yacIon. sin 6uda por que procedfa de
de @ sbo Ha1tiano.
Pero ell caso es que el vapor sa-
10 de a Aiti para AFesibo, y 81 allf
fue admitido q libre plactica, no SO
explican esos csc dpulos cuarente
nsrios, pues sf el buque trafa epide-
mia y 10 comuic6 en- Arecib !, de ALI
vendra por f rrocaril 10 que 50 trata
de evits que entire por la bshls.
Estss essrdpulos sc PR can q
los de no esenpir en- el suelo en- la
ciudad, cua ado 500, 900 jibaros haeen
otras cosas -peorss en- mtd'o del
paste.
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Sc ecu antrA en esta Capital el
Alb ,ga1o don Salvador PIC IN ell de
Lares.
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Para re scar a B .tha desn1s

Psra rescar q B tha. desple-
gan los ingleses, NADIA manos que
"treinta mil soldados." A p ssr de
estos esfuerzos, creemos qua * d. la
tarea de Kitch amer, sera infructu j.
sa. Cuando menos Sc 10 espere el
general ipgles tendra B ,tha q su
reta guariia. Y 81 no, al tempo.
va SO han inscrito "ciento Gin
cuenta Y ocho" alu nnos & Il Es uel,
noctoraa de San Juan. Comenzo
sus taress ell lunes por la noche. Ell
local es estre cho para los que dessan
concurr.r, que alcanzaran 4 doscien-
tos por 10 menos Todos des san
aprendsr iDgies
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Sale de Blyamoa Sale de San Juan
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Su Santidad Leon XIII traba
ia directamente con el Gubierno de
Washington, para l'egar a un ARE
glo en- la question de los frai,,es de
Filipinas.
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CoNsEJo LAS MADRES ---El jarabe calmante
dc Winslow debe usarse Mempre que los ninos est4n
a peqIaho snfrientc; produce nm suefo natural Q
tranquo. aivtando al niho de dolor 81 angelic dey
adar Calma 81 milo, aplAnda las enefas, alivia to
dos dolores ayuda al 7enSo. regna loe intestinos
este mejor conocido reIedfo para la diarrea,
sulta do la ientici6n do otras oa1aas. TaYAr on
"a do y peGtr por "Jarabe Calmantede Er. Wion
dosar el n 31or 10 ts1o
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Han ingresado.antier enzel prs-
sidio departmental con B ct o
de cumplir condena pr difere ates
de it os los individuos signientes:
Avelino Gutierrez B .ez, Juan
Santiago Santiago, Miguel Lopez
Rodriguez, Eugenio Ramos, Meme
sio Ortiz Ramon Vslez, Eusebie 10
rez, Jose Rive-a Molina, Francisco
Mates, Silverio Chr, Luis Perez
Ell To Ramon Correa Alvarez. Jesds
Gra;ia, Miguel Guadalupe Correa,
Andres Jasus Mateo.
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Linea f6rrea del OeSte.

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GAMRIAS DE HOY

In esta imprentA SO vende pa
pei de peri6dicos { $2-A Ell quintal
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was the liquidation OF March holdings by
thoroughly dsheart pned longs and the per.
sistent selling of near months by the bear
interest In general. From the start OPP
crations were conducted on n liberal scale.
With present crop options receiving the
were much better than looked tor. while
receipts at the ports proved 10 be barely
half those for the same day a year ago.
There we're u few buying orders for March
aud May In evidence. sent OH the theory
that reaction from the break of last
week was IN order The market opened
steady In tone with near mont his Z points
changed TO | point lower. Tie stability
was OF brief duration, as soon after the
call great blocks of March cotton came
out hurriedly, which started active liqui-
dalton OF May and July.
General selling on large scale was soon
In force and under the pressure prices
crumbIcd rapidly Liverpool opposed the
weakness here for time, but subsequent.
~ confoTIned 10 the lower figureg and
closed well down to the figures current
Saturday noon here AT midday prices
had recovered somewhat on prort-taking
by shorts. but later the market became
weak under a fresh squirt Of general sell
ter. The estimates for tonorrow's re-
ceints at leading points were IN accordance
with general ideas and spot markets also
changed as expected.
Gloomy cold weather conditions helped
70 create prejudice against the market,
MS did the hciyiness Ia the stock market
Wire and commission houses were liberal
bought az the start. but later hcc1ine
near month scilcr At the close the market
was barely steady with prices net 3 to
II points lower
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Houston Spots.

Spots closed dnl, prices 1-16c down
stock l0G.U22 bales sales none
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erair and Provisions Elsewhere.

New orleans, La, February is Hog
products quiet. Pork standard mess 14.u,
Lard Refined fierce ~; pure lard sass.
Boxed meats dry salt shoulders 6N; sides
1M, Bacon Clear ribs sides S% Hams r
Choice sugar cured iOdli2, CofceR.o,
ordinary TO fair TIaStSh Rlce-Ordinary 10
good 33s6fiII. Flour--Grain and feedsluis
very steady Flour-Exra fancy atu3t
1856 patents 0om4.lo. Corn meal 2,i5G
80. Brain 50. nay-prime l4.5odi5. 30;
choice lT.no@iT50, Corn-- No. > sacked
white i5; mixed A.; yellow 40, Oats No 2
Sucked 29A
New York. February S,-Wheat Re.
eeipts 27.00o: expects igolo; spot we TX;
No, , rcd sou t. o. b ahoat aud 7sI etc,
yator; No. l Northern s6ia +. o. y. all,
No, | hard 10 (. o. h. ahoat Options =
Opened steady and for time advanced on
prospect OF fair visible supply decreased;
closed steady, lidcsStcady. Leather
Stendy. Wool--Dnll.
hnnsns City, Mo, February lS,- Wheat
May tid's; cash No = hard 6sIkT6o' No. ?
red IL Corn--May 3T&; cash No. mixed
Sd%@3T; No > white RITZ oats--Ao "
white 81. Receipts Wheat $1,000: corn
$1,000; oats $4,000 Shipments Wheat Al,
GOO, corn 96o0; oats 600.
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!. Carsll Richardson Of Houston ranor.
,ns range 81 prices for the leading stocks
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St. Louis erain and Provisions.

st. Louis Mo, February Is -Whcat-No.
red cash TIA; May 1874; July I2la>sI.fs;
No, hrl i0i2GT1&. Com--No : ca "A
3Sal May 3Si19s3sn July 3S&m3NIs Oa's
No, cash 20; May 26A; July 2lS4 No. =
white 2S9S2Sia, Pork steady: johhlng li.a0,
Lard-Lower, i.22&, Fiou. Unchanged;
patents 3.5l6f3. 10; extra fancy and
straights 32nGi3.4O; clears 2.T0a20o. low
grades 2.30d2.5o. Timothy So"d-- Firm,
I,i0m445. Corn meal Steady, 2.05 Bran
$50 Whisky steady, III Iron cotton
ties l.25, Bugging 700m775, Hemp twine
shorts 7l2la; clear rib sides I 26 clear
sides 1914 Bacon boNcdl- Dull; extra
shorts 1915; clear ribs s,12&; clear sides
SIS. Receipts-Flour ll.000 wheat 55,0oJ;
corn 10l 600: oatS $4,000 Shipments =
Flour 1900; wheat 1S,000; corn 10000;
oats ~. 600
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GALVESTON STOCK.
GALVESTON COTTON RECEIPTS.

CUR CoIorol Bales
lnternotio,iaaa aha santa Fe ......,. 04.
i in,t,elnhIlonal and Great Northern "a.
missouri Kansas and Texas . X,
Hare Tniu huston ana Northern -. 10,
RorTe NJ ~ '................ Is,
'ohcs '''.'''............ 6st
Tninl -
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DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.

Qulnlne, 40ni2c per ounce bottle: MOI
phinc, S2.3im2.55 PEI ounce; cocaine, So
per ounce ~oraX Sl3c per pound in 100
castor oil, 81 20 per gallon In 5-gailon
packages; epson salts, 81, Is per hunlted
In barrels; alcohol. 81. TO6i3 90 per gallon
suIphr, 81 is per lno in barrels; alum.
NC per gound III barrels; saltpeter Ic per
pound in barrels; camphor, zoe: wood alec
hol, Sl.nn; gum opium. SO 81: powdered
opium, "a 50; cnrbolic acid, 40d42c per
pornd In bottles: calcium carbide. s. ~
per cwt delivered Texas common railway
points.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
The Corn Pit Furnished a Spectacle
of Excited Activity.
MAY WHEAT CLOSED 3.S TO ~ LOWER
Corn Closed "a to 7-e Lower, Oats ~
Lower and Provisions 7 1-2 to
IL t-2 DEPRESSED.

Chicago, February ls-The corn pit fur.
nished n spectacle OF excited activity TO.
day. The May options after an adynnc
early broke Under liquidation Of enormous
lots by longs and closed AaiS lower. other
markets were affected sylmpatheticaily,
wheat closing k9Il., oats u and provisions
il@d12h depressed.
Corn held uudisputed sway on tho board
Of trade throughout the entire session. The
volume of business was heavy the FIRST
TWO hours; It was enormous the remainder
of the day The pit was crowded hy the
addition Of traders attracted from other
arenas 10y the activity OF the coarse grain.
] he market for May delivery opened n
higher at 4lA II AS There was moth.
ing particularly striking either in the crop
situation or the statistical reports, but
shorts were clamorous IN their demands
several million bushels changed hands al
me 09euilg ngurcs aud, after touching
4l5sM IA, the market was suddenly bid
w 10 ilYi. Scarcely nny corn clung Il
hands on thls bulge. II seemed MS IL every.
h"dy was a wOu,d-be purchaser. Sudden.
" the ma, kct hegnn 10 crumble. Where
Few minutes before scarcely any corn
was TO he had, millions Of bushels were
lor sac, Country offerings were reporte |
muCh Irccr prominent bull leaders IN
loading million after million. one speed.
tluJUD bushels and others were not fur
behind II all seemed to be wanted how.
ever, mostly 10y shorts. May declined to
4uAmfuA and closed NJ 1OgsGi 4JAGi 20 <
Under saturday. Considering the excessive
pressure the market showed remarkable
strength Receipts were Alb cars
Wheat yielded the palm to corn without
%~protest aud followed the larger market
with great docility. The pit most of the
session was half deserted. Transactions
were small between great interests. May
opened unchanged to lknI higher ut 73la
to 1880 IJA, influenced chiefly by the
opening ecv:l strength, although steady
cables aud moderate Northwest receipts
We're contributory factors. Some commits.
sion house buying, coupled with covering
10y nervous shorts, caused an early advance
to 1915. The corn break later caused Il
reaction TO ~ and the close was easy
May 9sMlA lower mt 75MT5ls. The market
was not without some good support on the
decline. but prominent bulls for the most
part were not Interested. Local receipts
80 cars.
An active trade was done In oats and as
WAS the case In the corn market, there was
heavy covering Of shorts and unloading Of
longs. About 2WO.Cp0 bushels Of long oats
came out. according to a rough estimate.
Tile market followed the corn lead.
Provisions were not able to withstand
the local receipts of hogs, which were H.
eco head in excess OF the number cstimat
ed Saturday. and the swift change In the
previously bulllsh condition of the corn
market. Transactions were not important
Estimated receipts tomorrow-Whcat g.
cars; corn 800 cars; oats 521 cars; hogs
5000 head
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COTTON SEED PRODUCE

+. o. B. mill, Texas intel'@ ~ h
cording to Locations NAL
Prime crude oil. loose.,;.' S14
Prime summer yellow Ollie ska
Llntels. per pound''.,.''' MI
Hulls, hailed .....'.,,'f'so, 10 fs]
Primo cotton seed meal q a ssI
Prime cotton seed cake. 4 \, IA
Cotton seed, at stations Am ~ /
Quotations on prime co, ss are n
and prime cotton seeo csA'
livery at Galveston. 40 cation n
New York, Februar- is .,i0r ssfiss3
steady: prime crude -7' yeil''
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New York, February 1s-Money on call
cantiic paper 8I5a4 per cent Sterling cx-
change steady at the decline with actual
business in bankers bills at 4.S1@4, STM
for demand AT 4 S}d I SIS for sixty days;
posted rates 4s41aM4.S1ia: commercial bills
1s3ls. Silver certificates 62Isdd3; MeSi-
can dollars AK. Government bonds
strong; state bonds inactive; railroad
bonds irregular.
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LITTLE DONE IN SPOTS
The Market for Futures at New Y
Was Quite Active,

New Orleans, February h-na|
very little doing in the spot nalIA
ers are moving about among lae
rooms but tontcnting themselves III
fcrs of lower prices for approved "
are making no especial efforts y
factors to meet their views lh
for contracts for the future aelaa|
cot ton were quite active during t, X
pnrt of the day, someWnal, w
Ing being measurably enge,naer%,,
the bulls by LiverpooFs relahne
attitude. which in turn. is sam
been induced by another MY a,lA u a,
decidedly bullish tone, In wlie1n .I
crop guesscr rclterates hls WV II
9.75o. 900 maximum turn oal W
ent season. However. the tlsds
side while "jarred' BIZ " *, .ss M
ton did not take kindly 70 ~. as
the English market ana au XII. VI
near tho level of SATURDAY s,s Ssr I;
lowed values TO fall away .a.asb NJ
until the local market slGMs' Nh
about 10 points ON all acu'e r.
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Financial Gable.

New York. February 1S.-The CONNER
cial- Advertiser sI.ondon financial cablegram
says. Though business on tho stock ex.
change was meagcr today the tendency of
the general list was slightly upward ana
the tone was cheerful. This was due III
part to the hope that We have Dewet tor-
ntred. partly because the street is counting
on r. duction OF the bank rate to :! per
cent American shares we're left entirely
to themselves and they fell by their own
eight.
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Comparative Snot Markets.
Other Spot Markets.

Galveston Spots closed quiet; prices
J ldc down; stock 1853 $50 bales.
Low ord, ga MddlinE .....0h
Ordiuary.....7 5-16 Good mid .9is
Good ord...,.IIs Mid fair ....9M
Low mid.....s Hl6 Sales ..,....... 10
New Orleans Spots closed easy: prices
ll6c down; stock 367, 0sG bales.
Low ord,.....6 I-16 NliddlmG ....o lie
o CndI airy, .'... 3, d., Coca mid ~ ..
Low mid......S 5-16 Sales NUM-. 1850
New York Spots closed quiet prices Ice
down; stock 1851 bales
Good ord ....sll Good mid -. .9%
Low mid,...,S5s Mid fair .....lo lis
MiddIing,... 516 Sales ...... 400
Liverpool Spots closed unchanged. sales
$500 bales, Of which ZOO were American
speculation and export 500, imports $1,000,
Of which all were American.
Ordinary .....A 2l-32 Mddling .....5 II ~
Good ord, 4 2932 Good mid 80. > 1852
Low mid...,..5 5-32 Mid fair ....1A
Hayre.-June closed buyers Mt quotations
sos, against J9jsv SATURDAY.
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49, '''' 80. 'H'--- oo'ead
Net Reeelpts at All U. S. Ports.
'Iilerence .l4.7a7 ls.a7e li0.l7l
SUGAR.

New Orleans, February 49, sugar.
Centrifugal 454 5-16: crtrifnsnI r. Ih,,.v
4t,G4ss; seconds 2Nfi4. Moiesses- steady,
or,h kettle meme; ceitiifugal seie0: syrn,,
nnnc. - ~
New York, February ls.--suear-n
steady: rebncd quiet
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LOCAL TRADE REVIEW,

Borchard & Brashear are unloiilt
car of Good Luck baking powder,
The Houston Produce and comrl
company will receive a car Of oilIs
day.
Houston dealers report iaIry Vt
tory trade, with prices little lutga
fuctuate.
A new supply of apples has been ~
and, since they had been scarce faf n
days, the demand is good.
1890 fii4 ass-.t
The market for eggs Is weak llql
Yesterday Mt l2Gl4c, with the nila']
the sales at the lower price
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Dry Goods.

New York. February lS,-orderS for limi-
ted quantities Of cotton goods have been
numerous today bnt there Is no demand
for larger quantities Tor either quick or
late delivery Prices are without change.
Goods In stock Irregular and ensy to buy
III al staple lines. Prints aud glnghHms
unchanged Print cloths inactive. wide
goods barely steady. silks are hrIner with
moro bnSinns. dnlng.
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HorsTnN RANK cLEARINGs.

Foflowln. are the bank clcarlngs as re
ported by the Houston Clearing House for
the following days this week, as com
pared with last year, together with the
increase or decrease:
This year. Last wear. Inc
Saturday ....S164S. SO $l,430.529 $2lS, 100
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RITTER AND EGGS

Chicago. February s; ugI5S,s.s-'
liM22; dairy llFsu ii,s s--Fresa
active. lCA@1l&. Ess
1jM l5la. ,s-Eggs-b'
New York. February Wrastern .. Z
eT74 packages; steady glisisGis
lola: Southern NJ marx. tsE;s
Kansas city, February WI stork y
Fresh Missouri and hans
returned. v 1s~Egr7'
Elgln. ILL.,. February I'm, sci 81
2oc. No offerings. ou'p"'
1nh77 tubs,
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COFFEE.

New York, February ls.-corec-- Rio
trm ~, Ne Ne ! invoke a mild anlct' cor,lo,
With prices i0ni5 points. net higher Tota.
sales $500 bags, Including March 5.l0d
irv,hrr I. one7s ~: Octctsr 590d6.0o; De.
cember 6i5@8l2o-
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HOUSTON WHOLESALE PRICES.
Current Quotations ON Round Lots of
staple Commo 10 itics.

These quotations are revised daily and
their correctness can he relied upon. The
prices are those ruling in Houston whole
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HEAVY STAPLES.

AMMUNITION Powder, per keg. $4,000
40. blasting powder Sl.d3 per Reg; dror
shot. per sack, S1.o5; buck, Sl,SO,
regulars. DC; boxed l4c higher; hcllies, 9s.cs
Toe.
iiAGcING AND TIEs--Bagsing, alb
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Paris February 1S.--Threc per cent rem
tcS lu2i 2Tiac for the account.
New York. February 1S.-Clcalings, S120,-
I6;'.32 balances, $3.50, 800.
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London ConsoIs.

London. February 1S.-Consols for money
HT7S account 97&. Bar silver steady 2SMi
per ounce. Money 4M4i2 per cent. Short
bills 319G3 9-l6 per cent three mouths
hills $685. per cent.