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ImpOrtantepQDliCaCi0n

sLR Revista Comercial Rispa'
no Americana, que con 6xito Gre
ciente editA L. casa Poig lollers Ma
ci6, s. en- G, de Barcelona, ha pu.
hlicRdo su n1mero 7, correspondent
to IL mes de Junio, kiendo de &dmi
rhr en 6. mas tsdav1a qas en- los an
t9ri0re3, ell exquisite gusto art1 tioo
con que est& COL feccionada 10 secci6n
dc snunoios, verasderament ota-
b 9 y sin d0ds 10 mejor de cuauto We
Ia p65iica luz en- Espsf1a. Contiere
tAmbiel eSt9 ndmerO numecosas y
excelentes ilust ;&cic nes que tn iqEe
cen los interessntes art1culos qce
in2erta; siendo dc n tar los que
&cOmp: nan ilustrsn las mn gca'
has de los "a. tos Hornos dc WA
ys2, ssi como tambl6n ell herm3eo
retcatO de Alfonso XIII. P0bIiCA
sden a l. Revlsta @. m 5rcial Hispa-
no Americans, ttros muchos trabR-
jos de iQteles industI iAl y cOmercial,
sin contar las nutridas secci0re3 de
il f51maci6n; rotab!es por la pulcri.
tad y el cuidadC con que est&n con-
fecci 1nsdos y que h&cea &c esa Re
vista uno de los peri6dicos mas nuta'
blas Z Su ClaEe
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Sefior Editor. IS Sfrvase inform&r
& ans lectoEss cue 81 me escriben con
fdencialmente les mandar6 por CO
80 en- carta sellada Ell plan que Sc
gu1 y por el cnsl obtuve el restsble-
cimiento permsnente y compacto de
mi sslud y vigor varonil despu6s de
afIos de su4rimientos de debilidad
nerviosa, p6rdidss no3turn&s y par.
tes d6biles y atrofadas.
No es mi idea conseguir dinero
de nadie; fuf robado y est&f&do por
charlatanes, hasta perder ID f6 del
g6nero humane, pero grscias Dios
estog ahora biens vigoroso y fuerte,
y con deseo de hacer conocer & todos
este remedio cierto de curarse.
No tenie1do NADIA que vender nj
que enviar G. A. D., no deseo dine
70.
Direction: e. Brant, Box Delray
Mich. EE. UU.
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N0li ne taDgere!
No prOtaneis ell "PaternOn. -
MEsA

!Que vais s hacer !
e No 10 toqueis. E;o ser1a an cri'
men, up s&rcasmo, una burla.
Dei&dls trAnquilo en- sus dItimos
amos. Dsiadlo envuelto en- esa atm6s
fera tibia y luminoss que Ell trans
curse de los siglos hs tornado en- ku
redor |5
No profAnais los 4 timos despo.
JOS de ess bsllezR arquitsct6nicR que
senrAds en- sd colina nara historl&s
bellf .fmas de pasadas 6pocas de gran
deza y srte! No arrar q ueis el &tomo
de vida que sun palpita en- sus escom
bro s.
No 80 coustruyen estatuas de-
RenterrAndo huesos para formar so
bre ellos las liueas y contornos que
recuerden al h6roe muerto.
TrAtad de construir otro jgusl
pr61imo & 81. No toqueis ese
2 " y
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Util q las due1aS
le casa y a los calvos

Entire les nuevcs inventos cuTio
SOS, mas curiosos que titles, merece
contarse una tssmpa el63trica para
moscAs, artfculo que sin dndA apre-
ciar6n por Ia novedad las amas de
casa y los cAlvos. 81 aparato Sc com
pone de uua red de alamb bres positi
vos y negatives, debajo de 10 cual
Sc pc ne el cebo para Que las mosc@s,
al posarse en- los alambres, mueran
eelectro como d.cen aqu1.
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INVITACION
A Los ESCOLARES
de San Juan.

Han sido invitados para que
asistsn el Lunes 80 del actual { las
8 de IL ms11&ns & IL escuals 4Col6nD
sita en- Ia Gale de Sau F: ancisco,
freHte q Ia Para del Te&tro, con ob
j9to De recioir instruC clones y aoi4s'
trArse para Ia parada que hA de cele.
brarse Ell de Jali0. El Depart&men'
to de EducAci6n agradecer& los pa
dres de famflia coadydven& & este fes'
tival.
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PROFESORA DE PIANO
Solfeo y filosofla de la mdsica.

Dona Ramona Sicard6 viuda de
Caracena. Con titulos de los Con-
servatorios de la Habana, y recien-
temente de Madrid, tiene el guSto
de ofrecer sus conocimientOs d GUAM
tos Sc dignen hOnrarla.
La sonora Sicard0, ha estudia-
do para la ensefanza y Por 10 tam
to ejerce en- ella cl don de trasmi-
tir al discipuIo.
SuS classes sCran eXcluSivamen-
te q domiciliO, pudicndo tambi6n
aSistir con sus classes, a los puebIos
por dondo pasa el Ferro-carrll de
cIrcunvalaCi0n.
Para informeS dirijIrse a su
hermanO Don Juan Sjcard6, en- Ba-
yam6n.-Apartado mum. 70.
Pto.-RicO, l3 de JUNO 1902.
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FOREIGN
POLICLINfCA
del Dr.. Rafael del Vale.

Tratamiento de todas las enfer-
medades en- general.
Operaciones quirtrgicas.
ESpeCiahdad en- afecciones de
los ojOs y de las Was urinarias.
Horas de consuItas de 2 a 4 de
la tarde.
Fortaleza (Allen Street, Is.
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Dr.. Leonard Landes,
Garantiza la cura perfecta.

De toda las e3fGrmedades secretas de la @ del Pecho cozn
padez
xfrenmiento Intermediates gotta
umatismo epepa los dectos nacmento ombrz otara to-
das fUrmas de Hernia etc.
todas las enfrmedades sexuae coo tempo M envene
sangre males garganta odas las debade de
los 0rganOs genitales
Posee para aborar
medicinas mas puras No empleO ell MercuIio.
Tengo agentes las pnp cudades de Mexico Centro Sub
AntilaS conduco envl0 mis- medlclnas
suiendo enemedad cOmpicada escbame 20
vuelta de 81 puedo curare o no.
Ne l34 EAST "A th STREET. NeW-York
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I'm ebta imprenta SO vepde pa
pei de periodicos 4 81 40 el Quintsl.
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NOledaS J medallaS.

Muy antiguss, aiganas del prin.
cipio de - Era C.istiAus, Sc vsDden
bsratas, InformAran en- La CORES.
gQndenoia' s II 4
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DOS VeltlladOfeS.

Apsopiados para fsbricas 8 81
macenss, 80 venden { bsjo prec
ItformarAn en- La Correspondent
ctG.
= Is Il
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OEUINA DE ASUNTOS AD.
@INISTRATIVOS de J. s& G del
'>lle' Fortalezs n (altcs) Ge> ti6n
los Centres ofci&les = AynIt@
uientos Sc caentA cch abcgRdcs
da] pals y ameriesnos y sTadocrCg.
Tambicn Sc C: N2s esta ofclEs de
oun prs y vort> a. 8rcas ste,
N F.
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PTCf F ], AMY,
BILINGUAL TRANSLATOR

Late Tr&n}l tor and Revisor for
the VenezueIa Boundary Commi~
Rsion; TrAnslaor for the Porto Rico,
Evacuation Commi, sior; Official
Translator for the Military Govern
ment tf Porto Rico, and Official
Porto Rican
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PRECIOS

Agencia en- San Juan-Calle Allen n6m 78.
Agencia en- Guayama-Hotel Frances.
TelGfono-84.
NOTA:-Los precios de ida y vuelta son con-
Yencionales.
RA;-Lcs pedidos deberan hacerse direc-
tamente Ia Agencia.
s. 9O-1 Ell PROPIETARIO,
Carlos H. BlOndet.
Para curar uH RefrEQd0 en- un dI0
tome Las PAsTILLAS LAXANTES DE BRCMO
QUININA El boticzrio 10 devolver4 el jinero
d NO as SuEs. Ia agma Dc g. ". GROVE 90 bay
eadA taaNR
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demand Was once more a supporting in
6uence and receipts were only fair, being
~ cars.
Provisions were rather dull. but exhibit
cd unexpected steadincss, IN view Of the
lower prices being offered for hogs. There
was a fair demand for January pork and
lard, which kept the market up early in
the dny, but considerable realizing in pork
cnused an easier feeling. especially in
January pork. which closed lIl9 lower at
1G.4O Jnnuary lard was shade lower
ut 30, and ribs were unchanged, at
S.37ia.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow-Wheat
70 cars corn go cars; oats 40 cars; hogs
81 600 head.
Flour Quiet end Steady
Wheat Mo- spring I4aIj; No. J G3d69;
No. red T2a,M749s.
Corn--No. > t6is; No. yellow 461s.
Oats-No. @0al; No. white 3Ola932l2'
RyC-No 3Si..
Garcy-Good feeding 3SdiO fair to
choice mailing A56i56.
Flax sccd-No. ] l.l5; No. ! Northwestern
1.23
Timothy sced-prime 3.65
Mess pork-Pcr barrel 100.
Lard Per 100 pounds lO.25dlU3o.
Short ribs sides Loose S.3Il.0fS.62.
Dry saltod shoulders Boxed S.2TdS.JV
Short clear sides Boxed S.75d90O.
Clover. Contract grade lo.I5.
ON the produce exchange today the but
ter market was quiet Creamery 1sd@S;
dniry 11Gl15 Cheese Steady 1u4nl2G
Eggs-Tirm, loss on, 44d25
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THE WAR NEWS RULED STOCKS

was S63S 900, Willie for the corresponding
period last week II had reached S4,h5b'OOo,
without counting the Si,OpO,0O0 taken Tor
export TO South America II If the gen
eral supposltion also that heavy sums nave
been received from the interior.
The deposit today for transfer to Chi
cago OF 100000 IS something of an anomn-
y, In Wow OF the IS per cent premium on
News York exchange mt Chicago.
Tho breaking down Of the speculation In
corn ~ Chicago Is regarded with approNal
IN Wall street, as II has involved large
money requirements there and is also be
licvcd TO have Kept down the export move.
mont Of corn by reason Of the high prices
maintained. The time money mafkct
showed increasing case today aud rates
for six months loans were shade FROM
per cent Even for the shorter periods
larger amounts were offered
Today's Bank OF Bngland statement did
not mako strong showing aud an advance
IN the Bank OF BENGAL rate, which Nas
made today. Is sometimes q preliminary
TO IN advance In the Bank Of England
rats.
Sterling exchange here continued heavy
and advanced &C Paris, so that no ilnme-
date apprehension is felt of gold exports
An increased interior movement oil gram
and heavier receipts of cotton we're cncour
aging factors.
Pool operations were recorded to be re-
sponShle for tho activity and strength Of
some Of the market louedr- and there -
reason to suppose that q very large short
Interest was covered rp today.
St Paul, Southern Pacific, Missouri Ia
clhc and the Omitted States steel STOCKS
were conspicuous features. but there was
a list Of stocks In which gains ranged
from . 20 3 points.
The bond market was active and strong,
In sympathy with stocks. Total sales par
value, S3,30O0OO.
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NATURAL RECOVERY
HELD IN AbEYANCE
There Was a 'insl Rush OF Prices 10
the Top Level with a Strong
Closing.

New York December Is. Measured bv
todny's advance IN prices the situation in
Venezuela has been the cause OF much
more uncaslncss than was suspected in
Wall street The depressing eject has
served 20 hold back the market from the
natural recovery which was due after the
action taken 10y the bankers pool on Mon.
day to Insure the money market from any
violent crisis.
The fear OF a crisis has been the prcpon.
derating Influence In the long decline Of
stocks and the practical assurance OF pro-
lection from Ii would have caused ylo-
lent recovery in the natural course OF
things.
The fear of complication with the
powers concerned IN the Venezuelan dem
onStration seems to have been the factor
In dcferring the recovery. when the uppr-
ators came down 20 their offices this morn
ing after having read IN the morning pa
gers the news that the Venezuelan presi-
dent had practically abandoned oppos ton
they were quick 10 jump to the conclusion
that all danger Of complications was there
by removed
There was an upward jump in prices
at the start aud the market showed con-
stantly broadening tendency Till past mid
day The demand after TINT showed signs
OF satisfaction, but In the last half hour
there was revival OF animation and tinal
rush of prices 20 the top level OF the dny
with strong closing
The room traders were skeptica Of the
advance throughout the early portion OF
the session and kept making short sales on
the way up Their hasty buying to cover
contributed to the final squirt In prices
Sentiment regarding the money outlook
has steadily grown more confident rho
moral effect OF the formation Of tho bank
erS pod Inns been supplemented by actual
favorable Developments
Tho banks have hccu relieved from much
Of tho subtrcasnry deoliuc. Their loss 10
the government institution up TO last night
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Grain and Provisions Elsewhere.

II %. Receipts Flour ZOO barrels; wheat
3dOuu bushels; corn Ss.Onp bushels: oats
t2O0n bushels Shipments Flour 500
barrels; wheat 2ln0O bushels; corn 72,O00
bushels; oats &l.g0O bushels.
New York, December IS. Wheat--Re
ccipts 81. 50o bushels. spot easier; No. y
1 Northern ST,s f.o.b ahoat; No. hard
S5Is ia. p. nfoat; options weak. Hides
steady. Leather quiet. Wool FIRM Cotton
seed oil firm Primo yellow 39Gio. Rice
and molasscs firm.
Kansas City, December ls-Wheat-De
ccmhcr IS, cash No hard 66d6S; No. 3
63tsm6St No red 66dGi; No. 3 65d65is
Corn December 361s; May &4isd3iLt: cash
No = mixed 37d3s, No = white 3963sl (;
No. 3 37n3Iic. Oats No white "a Re
ccipts 6S.CoO bushels; corn 1o7 20O bushels;
oats 1900 bushels. Shipments Wheat
1908 bushels.
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St Louis, December IS Wheat Lower:
No. rcd cash elevator nominal; track
uiNrd 1g'.0T3; December IeI-: May ijNs;
July 7i7s asked: No. hard 6Sa12 Corn
Lower; No. cash "a; track iiHt4lt. Dc
cnmhcr Il. May 3Ws oats No. / cash 81;
track 32'a, December 39h asked. May ~;
No > white -. Rye Firm at 2oia bid
Pork Lower. Iobbnc, standard mess
Il. 77a Lard Higher at 1o.35 Lead
4 0o. Flour Dull. red winter patents %.3l
1850 extra fancy and strulgb, O5d
$50: clear 2.9G63.0o Timothy seed
Steady 2Vu63w Corn meal Steady at 80
Easy; sacked east track 7ud71 Hay
Nl2.5o. WHISKY Steady at - Iron
cotton Tics loIls RagEinE 65-lGdT. t-l6
Hemp Irvine Ury salt meats BoNcd dull
extra shorts .. '-'", clear ribs 900; short
clear 9 IL. bacon BoNcd dull; extra
shorts 1850; clear ribs lo. 90; SHORT clear
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The Oil Market.
Greater Activity Was Shown Than for a
Long lime

FNNN'F'N9 was OUOWfl nan Tor a
Long Time.
lhere was considerable activity shown on
me OIL Exchange yesterday, the bids were
higher and the offerings were equal to the
occasion.
Two thousand, one hundred and nity
Snarcs 81 Buffalo were traded in at Be
L9t,r the BID price was raised to 3rS an.
this price. ""1ne a.
~ NStlonal on and Pipe Line was rieinlp
100 shares selling at Az onS ~ .''" .,,.
shagei changing hands at &c. '''
maj IL i9'A Sa. sold at the same price
shares mar ns6 changing hands at gsc, '''e' Wv
rc mSih" wa sold az the lowest price on
S,ler. ms LOT was bought up. howeyer.
l Nm eon,9 Ice had for less than 1sc per
Sis. fNe sun holding at
w victor scored sale at the same rate II
mas been holding, 1000 shares selling "a ie
o, Lhe sales wound mp with a 100 Iot !,
Stays OF Galveston sellins at ls.. "
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FolIowIng are Dbl EulIng pFl'''aI \
New Orleans.
Especial to The !. Po'Iy \,

Especial to Inc aVsi n, N
New Orleans, December la.nes n (
Of trade today trading " 80 "a a.ts
Of a VERY limited character . w Z
TO the higher grades q h l,Isss u
market ruled strong, with pihlIgs (. 4.
held. sales being made ~ ~ ~
Considerable outside tradlas. nsad y Z
bnt business was mainly eG ln sssEr
dunn grade Japans. Clean ~ bcrsn 2
brisk attention Oh the DIT. y hrosi 2
actual trading was on llis .g3ye,i ~ /
with the distribution wei sp'eff, ar
range. In the way OF - rsresls 1, h
was little offering and suen rssaJ 8,
nut forward COMMANDED .tsrrssd rs
mi dgures The export o s,Irts tlss q
on fairly liberal lines. hes '.s
try II" mill mills were very moder sa1,b VI Z
Rocelpts-T17 sacks q i satS ~.
pockets OF clean. Sales-TrS iHpla I,
rIean and 27S sacks Of Tou ss asd -.
Clean rice Honduras s, III: ~
beod 5a6 3-16; straights sSnsiF'.
5s5os. No. . 1SsmiB, J,Islshb .iss
stcndy. heal 3Ad4h' sutssl4
screenings 1MM21s' ~ ~
sales at iT6jis, 80 stronF
Ronrh Honduras srtasl 81
iiaht nj :. Oo6is 40, vita orehls n
9 75G4 30 Jupan-slon"
at 5Uld3 50. 20
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COTTON SEED PRODUCTS.

memphis, December 1S.-ou. carload lots
per SalIon-Prime crude n; of crude nom.
ln4i prime summer yellow "a; on sumrnrr
{euow nominal; choice cooking summer vel.
,pW' IVsS than carload lots, nominal Meal =
Prime p 90; on 10. 1904. 30 Cake-a1 ~
,NeW Orleans December lS.-Cotton seed
on frime refined Ia oarrcis HBIs: on re-.
hh'd sd barrels 3al4; prime crude loose an
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eees. POULTRY AND Sv !.

ST. Louis. December u Y nrsssi
chickens SIS. springs w, -Qifl. n
ducks II. geese o. Bglp 80
o ouyN 93aSo: dairy 1s0$ h 4.
%. loss or. "a -Egss.
New York. DceemnsI, weak. ~.
44i7 packages nlalAs' nest n
PENNSYLVANIA average 10 rre {
fancy %: Western p'''
refrigerated 1sisld2lsa. ,eg is-ls'
Kansas city, Deeein''
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80 - iasA S~ANs
New Orleans 5000 to 10000 bales,
against to,47e last year
While some actlvlty was displayed In the
cotton market yesterday prices declined Ia
all market centers.
It Is fact that a tendency exists toward
httter prices which has been manifested
by the upward movement this week. hut
The near approach o: the holidays takes an
tho life out OF the market and operators
fan to support an upward climb in prices
with the result that fall ensucs This
condition will probably continue until the
new year opens. when some changes are
expected Of a decisive character
The lower range OF prices yesterday was
attributed to reports from Texas points in.
dicetlns an opening % the top crop. 90 q
continuance Of good wcnthcr and to fear
OF receipts becoming larger in the near
future. In anticipation OF tho holidays
there was some liquidation by longs on
outstanding contracts. Thus the pro.sur,
was all on ono side lnd with no outside
support declines following IN all months.
HE position OF cotton, however. according
{" close observers, Is actually working int
= stronger position, based on the move
ment, which has been the criterion for so
long. The small port receipts since last
friday and q possible loss In interior stocks
against an increase last year. Indicates AN
In sight ~ nearly Gpp0O less than last
year. should these figures rputiuue In the
same proportion FOR "a few days longer the
excess In tho movement from September I
over last years movement win have en-
fIretv dfg1nraa-ra
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81 LnrIs

4o0O head head i5 UJiSSI6er ls,-Cattle-ReesInts
barely steady; native SS SSiD Texans market
stsers 5,ylN.01; dressed beef , Ihd export
8 49, $1,000 steers under I iaoo butcher
COWS and bs sitSesess aud feeders a pSlp nd
Twas and ipdSap' ' s,s., calves ,ood7 .o6
~ eo' HoEs-- Receirts
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SUGAR.

New Orleans. December sugar O,,l,t .
99pe3 Kettle 2sim3li; open kettle centrifugal
= Z, WOO ll-l6; centrifugal graduated Sis
49, whites S'sUik; yellows 3is0f; SEQ
SSnus -lSH,' o-lO. M0lassPs- Quiet: omen
ar '''"P 30
New York, December IS sugar-Ra,v
steauy; refined dull.
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JAPHET & DISSEN
Successors to Gus jspsN
Butter, Cheese, Eggs and GtnsI
Commission Merchants 1
HOUSTON. TEXAS
The Rice Market
Conditions in General Are UNI
Local Circles.

Conditions IN General Ne UHV0als''
Local Circles.
The local rice market shewea
provement yesterday over the usHl Z
lions.
Receipts Of rough rice were 'ip j
crate and sales Of clean were Isp Z
Millers and dealers are wsiuas
patience for threshing to begin az
with continued good weather -
turn is expected next week. fnsa
tlnue firm and unchanged and lns Z
is brisk.
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COFFEE

Sew York December IS. Coffee Spot Rio
,p.nist; spot closed steady and , points
NWsnet' sales lo,5 500 bags; Fehluary Z co:
8, 266e 30 Ss'V0er
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Anderson. Texas. mis- MIS- Az rs
been announced tnss ,-isnd sIrA. Z
Anderson and Mr.. hv ,he siiar'n'
sofa will he marrieo -
cembor 80.
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Sabine Texas, December is. Arrived.
Ing K. c. Neit, with barge Providence
from New Orleans, Sailed: steamer Julia
Leithenhtch, for Havana.
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THE LIVE STOCK MARKETS

5000 head; market lower: pigs and lights
6.o04G. 10; packers CISCO. 40; butchers
e. 25q6.t0 Sheep Receipts 1900 head :;
market Nrm; native muttons 3 OO6f4 -:
lambs i.3Od5 70; culls and bucks 2OGGI
400" stockerS and feeders / 5OtLj oO Tex
ans = 7Od3. so.
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BEARISH CONDITIONS
GENERALLY PREVAILED

indications Of a Larger Movement, Bet
ter WesYer and Approaching Holt
days Were Adverse Influences.
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Totals los 500 223,342 4,3S8. 400 4.22s. 7T0
Last year. .S5,aS2 249, l50 4 DPS. 100
Difference 4,S77 e5.s17 l5i02i
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF GALVESTON, December ls
ARRIVED.
- Pensacola (Aml, Pensacola
- hoim Gcr), Premen
CLEARED
IS Civilian tIir.l, liverpool.
IS El Dorado tAm.l. Nav York.
SAILED
IS Cirlllgu iBrl, Liverpool.
- ~ Dorado (Am), New York
Vessels in Pert.
49,. STEAMSHIPS.
Actor (RrJ ........ "a
AlgieN (Am) Observation-Disclosures Al
penFFI tAm) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 70
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ESTIMATES Foa TO-DAY
Houston, $500 to s5co bales, against
1875 last year
New Orleans 5000 to 10000 bales,
against to,47e LAST year
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The following are the quotations for the
Houston live stock market as furnished by
the A. I. Bell Live Stock Commission com
pauy:
Rppypg--
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Houston Spot Market.
Daily Ints'ior ffovement.
Comparative Spot Market.

comparative spot Market.
The following are the closing quotations
for cotton on the spot today nj the leading
markets together with the closing OF mid.
ding yesterday, with sales today;
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London December rs -Consois for money
92a. for account g2a, Far silver steady
at Md Money 3lld3% per cent Short
bills 37.m3'l ncr cent; three months bills
q Il-lGd3 1916.
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At THE CLOSE

At THE CLOSE
Liverpool, 8 to 4 10 roints lower.
New York. 4 to lower
New Orleans, 8 to lower.
sFoTs:
liverpool, points down.
New York, s points down.
Others unchanged
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COTTON MARKET QUOTATIONS.

The range Of prices at New York ami
New Orleans fo7 active months was as FOL
1,,vs-
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Houston Comparative Statement.

Nf0ss rocelpts thus Tar ms wcCK. 3G.BlS
Gross receipts los days this year. l .2O1 $50
Gross receipts los days In 1901. . ,S23. 100
Gross receipts los days IN 1900 ,434, 324
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GALVESTON.


choice beef and calves