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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-08
ST. LOUIS SALES.
Especial TO The Post1

National stock Yards. St Louis. No., Au-
Eust The following sales of Texas and
territory cattle were made here today:
ID, Taylor, stamford, Texas. s45 pound
steers 40; j. W. Burgoyne Tuskahoma.
!: T., 500 pound steers, 20. Z. b. Nc
Gwyn, Ravla. l. T., 1884 pound cows. sos:
w, W. Curry Jackson. Miss, $50 pound
mixed, 2t5; II. T. Patterson. Batesville.
Ark. $50 pound steers, ais; Blair &
ferry, Red Fork |. r.. $50 pound steers.
Ala: Blair & Flato, Red Fork. l. r T9i
pound steers. $50: Blair & Jesse Red Fork
!; Ia WI pound stccrs, 20; Ed Gwartncy
IrNor Crock, |. T., $50 pound steers 4 20
20 pound cows, 800; Ware, Hogua x Co.
Adair, |. T., 700 pound steers, 4 10, gI2
pound steers, 4,l5; II. H. Spnuldng Sn.
PulpA' !; T.. T5s pound cows > so: Spauld
ing u Hayes: Sapuipa, l. r., T22 pound
lows. : 80; ol6 pound COWS. .. 10; calves
u''n each d. Il. FAINT Catouscu. l. r S(3
pound steers. $50, GJ1 pound steers 4. ~:
D. NJ baugherty, Catoosca / r.. Sl1 Mound
steers = -; Daughty y l.. Catoosca. l. n.
otl pound steers, 3 80; Doucherty A Dough.
MY, lhto9sca, /, r., 035 pound steers. 4.3D:
lh"mas Ballard, Stamford. Texas 66S
PuHnu cows, 10; 557 pound COWS and
nElleTs. 20: Middlrbrook X Brigham. El.
E.n, nan, 40 pound cows 2S5 ISL pound
yoWs ~. ". A. Mathews & Co. Catooscn
i;,,I j." US9 pound cows, . so; Mathews K
1Hiton, Catoosca, l. T., ISIS ponnd cows
IN heifers 295; T. h. Jones. Oaktnha
(, = po1 pound steers. 25 900 pound steers
10 baldridse Bros, Wagner. I T no
pound steers. A. % - - vow
inree thousand Texans; strong active
ana shade higher. "e''s
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KANSAS CITY SALES.
tSp3cINl TO The Post.l


> stqek Yards Kansas City. Mo. August
ritory ne oo t91liowlng sales OF Teas and Ter.
yWbi,y. 'altie were made here today: ]. II
. S7nni ~. Wynnewood, 80 steers. 40 pounds.
Sounds ION y Gr9nt Davis, 25 steers, Ts7
Steers neSa. 500 pounds, 2eo; Hooper & Davis po
Ge o'oi la 20 steers rs, $40 pounds, $50;
BOUNDS Pound go; f. l. Klcht' Holdenyiilc 81 81
IHio oydSS. rs pounds $50: A. c. Bnt,cr
norn n, Ha!sell; Henrietta. i6s steers az az
Steers %,rsS i -rS9' y w. Gibson. Wagner. i04
s,dDs 80 steers 726 pounds s75 W. W
5e@TTS' lIe hounds, 395: Ira g jenninas
~ C. n. Grant wynnewcod 5s P etne1.S
v iIn pounds, 20; J. c. Hybarger Pauls
finland ns wynncwood. 30 coiyes D. Is;
il steers $40 so D % s,eers 4il pounds TO-
a. r. o. Purcell 81 steers 7pI pound I"'52 ao
rounds 'S o 6l4 pounds. 400 NJ steers "a
tGe t US, 20; J J.. Bowen. Caney. Is stee.'
S o., P%grds, 275, IS calves. lSo n S,rn1s
49, W. A. steen. Henrietta. Ii steers " 771
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peccin.s we're 2ia cars. one OF contract
80 MINNEAPOLIS and Duluth reported
s559 cors n total for the three points oi
AM cars. against sol cars last week ana
41 nots Sy rrled very steady until tlhe corn
hrenk Trade was quiet with n nttle nuI
ing nv commission houses report, WIZ
received that cats w srSgs SieiG 6W Receipts
were not liberal and there was littIe pres
sure. but when other grains went on unras
was q decline in this pit Wltp9ue mnVn
effort on the part ~ the hears, Septemotr
sold mn tn 35N. broke to 3l% and closed
easy isdi4 down at 3lA. keceipts 10
cars. ,., hor
market depressed provisions early. Pork
wHs wanted however and on the packers
srunort there WIS q good advance until
grhins broke. Then there was hnerll sen
Ing and the close was weak Win sep.
trubrr FORK ~ down nj 1850: september
inrd iCc en- at 1915 aud September r'ps
lJc lower az 1885
Estimated receipts for tomorrow; Wheat
1o5 cars. corn - cars; oats $50 cars; hoSS
Cash quotations were MS follows
w6 Ra1 SO, = spring 10; No. 7laa1s;
no red 69isd7oM
Corn--No yellow 629tG3.
Oats-No. > 2AAalO' NO. white $4,000
Rve-No . Jul2
Flax seed-No. / 43; No ! Northwestern
l4S
Mess porl-Pcl barrel lGTnd16.I5.
Lard-rpr 100 pounds lOG2'2m 400
Short ribs s,Gcs-Loose lo2u01oS3
Dry salird shoulders Boxed 9i%G'hi.
short clcai sides-BoNod 11hdll3s.
WMsky-Basis Of high wines 1.3l
Clovcr-ContrCct grade $50.
on the produce exchange today the hut
l5alsig. Cheese steady, l0Hall. Eggs
S.pedv. fresh lJi,
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DEALINGS INCREASED
AND PRICES FLUcTUATED.
Weakness Was Displayed in Some Lines,
but Some Obscure Shares Became
Active and Prominent.

New York. August T.--1here was a fur.
ther expansion Ia the volume OF trading In
today's stock market aud the same Kind
of irregular strength which was shown
yesterday. There were points Of weakness
in the market In spite OF The marked
strength OF the most conspicuous stocks
and there was stlH larger number OF I'M
portsnt stocks which did not rcspo1d TO the
advance and were simply dull and neg.
lected throughout the session. There were
violent movements In some usually obscure
stocks. but IN some also which are always
active and prominent the prices auctUated
half or full point between transactions.
II took but two transactions to lift Bur.
lngton, Cedar Rapids ana Northern 10
points following a - point rise yesterday.
This was the result OF tue announcement
by the protective committee OF the minority
stockholders that they had secured AN Of
fer Of high price for the outstanding
minority stock unasscnting to the plan OF
exchange with Rock leland Otner stocks
which seemed to be affected In sympathy
were Nashville Chattanooga and ST. Louis.
the Kanawha ana Michigan ANA the Sew
York Chicago and St Louis stocks. The
Hooking Valley stocks and Louisville
moved upward With almost cqunl violence,
but with no specific development 10 explain
the movement. The rise In Illinois Central
had In It's favor excellent reports of gross
earnings for July and net earnings for
June. There were large dealings in va
rious Southern aud Southwestern stocks.
but the resulting price movement was IT.
regular. Missouri Pacific was under con.
siderable pressure, declining AT one time
~, while Texas and Pacific, on the other
hAnd. continued TO advance. The large
buying Of southern Railway was without
much effect on the price. The weakness
Of Manhattan was attributed 70 fears OF a
strike by engineers aud motormen The
rise In PENNSYLVANIA ANA It's subsidiary
coal curriers' was appnrenuy IN sympathy
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VIOLENCE SHOWN IN STOCKS.

with the Hooking vaney movement "a
ticDol Lead was reported In demaha IVt
some large financial interests Ihere was
not much In the general situation on Mnisu l
70 base q rise hi prices. since. the new
showed little change In conditiong VIM, ,
continued favorable to values. Inc eno
treasury Is absorbing a considerable SUN SUN
from the money market, but the premium
on New York exchange at Chicago indlcaies
that the tide Of currency Is stIl noWlne
this way. Foreign exchange Is firm Out
the very strong returns made today ny tAe
Bank Of France reflects the accumulation
q resources az that capital ana the IN
Likelihood OF further prcs,ur from there
for gold for repayment al loans. London
showed encouragement over the c'idenfes
Of the Improved condition ~ the hng, or
England aud bought some stocks. hc
broyuucy of few stocks continued nntll
the close which was active aud strndy
Central of Georgia bonds were ne ohly
fcature Of tho bond market vhl,h was
otherwise dull and irregular. Total sales,
Iar value. S2.i45o0O.
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COTTON MARKET QUOTATIONS
st. Louis 90. Quiet s% sI31e i5l
Other SPOT Markets.

ST. Louis 90. Quiet s% 1910 ISL
Other Spot Markets.
Galveston Spots closed quiet. prices an
changed, stock 42O9 bnles.
Low td....,.b il6 Mlddung ..,..SSs
Ordinary ...,,.T l16 Good mid .,..ea.
Good ord.....7 ll-lB MIA fair .,...pis
Low mid....,s 3-13 Sales ....,,.N None
New Orleans spots closed steady, prices
unchanged; stock 4U,OT2 bales.
Low ord ...,..th Middlug .....hS
Ordinary ,....,G 1916 Good mid ...ses
Good ord .,.,.T T.l6 Mid fair ...p
Low mid ...,.I 1915 Sales ..,,.,.,I ,22S
New York spots closed quiet and steady,
prices il6c ups stock 10, 2a2 bales.
Good ord, Z IL 10 Good mid .0lt
Low mid. .....S pI6 Mid fair ..oN
Middling. .....S 1916 Sales ,.,,,... 256
Liverpool Spots closed 0rmer prices
l32d up: sales 500 bnlca. 81 which $500
were American; speculation ana export
Ju bales, imports 200 bales, OF VIII N
1900 were American
Ordinary. .,..,l 5-ld Middllng .,, ! - 81
Good ord, ,..s a16 Good mid .,4Ie
Low mid ...., a l6 Mid fair ....5N
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REDUCTION IN FEEDING SHEEP.

q the enormous reduction Of Colorado lamb
feeders, as 1t will prevent another season If
dearth Of supplies which would inevitably
enSue were both Colorado and the 9th r
TWO States TO be out Of the business"
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ST. LOUIS.

st. Louis, August T.-cittle ..ss \:
400, including $500 Texans; ms!aA N, N
native shipping and export slesn
$50; dressed beef and butehsI, s ~: I 1
M7,4o; steers under 1000 pounds ". M ~, 4
Stockers and feeders 2,ioa5:@.s, ~ % y, " Y
heifcrs .. 2J6i5.65; Gamers L'y q.,ss. u
2.G5d3. So; calves l.5odI.oo; l .as M; 4
Indian steers a75d4 40; cows ~, az s ~
. GtSd%5o. Hogs Receipts I Mw' 1, n
lOc lower: pigs and lights $50 I; III.
ers I. 40a7. 20; butchers W. NE u,',,,s,, u
Receipts 300; strong; native I'VE. ns sS N
d4.OO: lamps 4.t0q5.6S; c 6.i r ~ 4
2.OOm4.oO; stockers 3,oeaS'-o' i'
@3.T5.
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81. Louis, igust T.--Poultry- Firm:
chickens W, springs ll&; turkeys IS; ducks
I geese ~. Bntter--Steady; creamery II
al; dairy i6lsMls. Eggs Steady, Is
New York. August Eggs Receipts ma
packages; steady; State and Pennsylvania
uncaudled io6ii6.
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New York Money.

New York. August T. Money on call
steady, at 2A@3 per cent last loon ~ PEE
cent. Prime mercantile paper 800 p r
for demand and at 4 S5asfi4 S5iq Tor SIX T.,
days; posted rates So and 4 ssh; com
nCrcial bills 1 s4a@1 500 Bar silver 52hi;
Mexican dollars ~. government bonds
cGsy State bonds luactiye railroad bonds
Irregular.
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London Money.

London. August 7.-Cunsol- for money
ej1s; account ajM Bar silver steady,
"a 3.16d per ounce Money 2tm2H per cont;
short bills 21aGt2 GIG; three months 0'l60
2Ss per cent
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CHICAGO.

Chicago, August 7.-Cattls Bt:H
900, including 200 Texans aud w "
crns; easy; good to prime steers W.
moor TO medium 4.75I7. IS; stoeEif =
feeders .. 5Od5. 20; cows l.Hgo, n, ~ ~
2. 50@6. so; Gamers l,50g2 30, psn y.
s. 40: calves 1901 % Texss ~ !. ~ "
3 25@5. 80; Western steGs ,o.Ngl.M y y
Receipts q 600; market lV9zp NV y, y
to choice heavy I 401I. ~; Dgll e''y',ll
bulk Z, 20d7 45. Sheep heceips ~ h
steady to good choice wethers. 4, wv NJ.
fair TO choice mixed 2.JV9S.", w WV
sheep 2.5oa4 90; native laDios .'ss''
Western lambs 5.65.
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GALVESTON STOCK.
SUGAR,

Now orleans, August sugars Strong.
open kettle 2isd3 ais; open kettle cen,ri,''
uggl S4ala, centrifugal yellow 3isa4i{t Sc
onis 19saSA. Molasses DUH; centrlfusSl
5d15. SUI
steady; fair refining aIs; centrifnssl M ~,
Sssi molasses sugar ~ Reaned-Steady.
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New OrIeans Futures.
liverpool Futures,

August, ,...4 SIS Dec.JRn ..,,4. 12-iSs
Aug, Sept. A 3S-34h Jan-Feh ,4 lob
Sept Oct..., 4 20 -23s Feb, March "a lob
oct-Nov. "a 16-1Ts MArch-Apr ...4.l2.lSs
Nov.Dec. 4 l4b
snllCr. hid
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The range or prices at New York ana
Now orleans for active months was as FOL
lows
NJ" York Open High Low. close
August .....S, Su31 y 40 $. Is s 30 10
October ,..,...7.Ia "a 7I1 10 T,1G,TI
N,uI orleans
August ....S,Si-a2 5 81 $50 g "a 10
October ....,,,T. aT,5S 100 lbs T.0S.5U
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nANK cIl.AHLNGs.

Following are the clcarings Of inc Hons-
ton banks. together with the amount oil ID
crease or decrease over last year.
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pounds, 3.15, 90 steers. 7s2 pound, ii
ii. VI. King. Oaktaha, 81 stesrs l
pounds. 2.S5; IS calves, l76 pounds, IA
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Net Receipts al All U. S. Ports.
eUTTeR ANp EGGS.

Dlnerences LOIS OiOo 7i,osi ...,..
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s. Mum & Co Of New York says;
~ weather conditions continue favor
nble We fail 10 sec what there is TO prevent
further decline. On the other hand, Il
IS still n narrow market. much may occur
within tho next month or six weeks, md
We believe In buying on good breaks with
view q te..lng on any noteworthy I'm
proyCmcpts"
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Ell ANO NUEVO

A nuestra mesa de redacci6n lega
IN peri6dico con el tftu'o que 81, We de
epfgrafe q estAs liness cuyo producto
Sc desiipa beneficlo de los pObres.
Huelga todo juicio sobre trabsjo can
meri,orio, iniciado por M obreIo dig.
bisim0 , secundado por algunas distin
guidas peIsonalidades ooDocedoIas de-
Isudab'e proyecto.
"El Aiio NuevO" 90 ura publication
h'antr6pica, Ique elogio puede hsceIse
mas satisfActoriof
verdad que Ia parte liteTaria de Ia
obra es n eomendable, pero auuque asi
no fuers, no 90 bastante el ideal peEe
guido para cue msrezca aplaus1 tan
simpitiea publication .
NcsotTos cue limos leldo tcdos Gus
aHi;u.os, ielici:amos sinceiamente al
iniciador del pefi6dico , & los one Sc
turda'on ieea tan brillante.
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Colonias sublevadas

Seg6a inf0rmss de L'sboa, que aqueI
gobierno no ha deiad0 trasm cir tee
grsficame1te, producea ALI viva preo
cupaci6n las noticias o6sIales Fecibidas
del territofio portugues do 2,rne. en
Ia costa oriental dc AT lea.
Sc sabe que IN iIp rtante ! 10 ini
gens. lamadj Macambs, SO IA lsvsn
tado en- arms contra "a domination
portuguese
Adeu &, insplra iundados Tece'os Il
actitud dal isie Malaks, De qEisn =
teme tambl6a % declare en- sb erts re
bestn.
II goblesno ha dispaes,o qua -
aduplsn medidss para FeprlmF 81 mo
y m.suto lusnueceional
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DR.. j. Zaratt
MedicO Cirujano de la Universidad
de PENNSYLVANIA

DE vuelts de Paris, dohde ha readido DO,
algdn tempo dedicsdo al estudio ue las en-.
fsrmedades de los ojos en- Ia clfnica del Dr..
Paud de Paris, ha alberto su gabinete de
contuItas en- l.. calle del Sol rGmero 81,
altos.
Entire otras Sc dedicara especialmente q
la curaci6n de dichas enfel medades.
Consutas para los pobres: maries vier
mes de 2 de la tar ie. Al
Dice ell "Boletin" de la cficina del tempo
que en- la semana Ultima temperature ha 81
do favorable para tedas las cosechas exctp
to en- la costa N. que ha habido demasiada
lluvia para Ia cana que esta madnrando
Una semana diez dias de SEGA son nece
sarios para que la csiia msdure rropismsnte;
la densldad de la cana molida Aasta la f.
cha indica I'M grado bajo en- el guarapo,
cerca de 80 Beaume. Ha habido una &C
tividad notable en- Ia preparscicn de terreno
para tabaco y en- la siembra de la semlla;
hay indicios de que la cantidad de tabaco
sembradO este ailo Sc limitara solamente &
la cantidad de semilla que Sc obtenga. Los
trasplantes siguen bien. Sc han sembradp
algunos ffutos memories y SO prepare terreno
para las cosechas de primavera Ell desta
Hey composition de los palos de cafe hs si-
do general. Los frutcs memories contiptan
escasos. Las chinas estan abundantfsimas
los gandures Sc estan peniend, abundan-
tes en- muchas localidades. Los pastos ga
nadOs contin1an en- buena coudici6n.
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En- el Teatro
Lectura del Mensaje

Exhotnadas Ia sala y escenA do
nuestro eoliseo spare.i6 hoy. con Oh
jeto de dar mayor explendot al solemne
aeto de 10 iectura del Mensaje que el
q 'norable G0bs srnador OWL Do la isla
dirige 4 las Okmaras insulares.
Amenisaban los mamen'os dc espe-
"a en- el ecnieuz, del scfo. s'eunss ple
.zs de nds'cz eieeutAdas por Il Banda
de n Poheia itsuiAr. y veiabss co los
paicus mug eonnolzdas y distinguid.s
dzmas pueftoriiquehzs y oontinentales.
fe iss cue eonsfituyeu h mas alta 20.
. e.isa Do ssta saPltal ocupzndo 81
paico prime pal dsl eoliseo h respectable
ismi u Del haasrshls 0obsrrHdor o.
VII. Mr. uanl
Psss d.spass u I.s 10 fnsraa prpssuska-
tsss l.s .asssa ns~s.d,s , nisnhrus dsl
Cenese kiseaslse, ssi scme si S~sr~tsris
tel ose ssas 0sssrai Mn usssssll. ssess
ss<ss'e ~. Fsrs1. u FssEdssls d~l III.
eaasl oaqreme. enef tea Jot 3~ssa
QNaae<s Aissruef 0saes<l. NE rl<xl&s >
es.es shss p.nnaslss n IA slaiaisls.siaa ,
II1IeF1o ~ u a.
kxpsrs,s q skls,s q \ srasus<Isxl. DC
a H<gr~zsa ~ tin1sras. a. psussSl6 4
asmas&f zee sMn.&Nsn 4Ri ssssa 3 ~ ass 1
y 1ls's<s s1a>4ISI 4 suzGs nI1.la Hssss4
81 ~ I<enfss E<.Hgas ! xoeI <ena usks
{NA 4As N kknsss Es<zl<x y . An&fsE nse.
.s.1 .~s -s's~s@a~ 81 css~ls ~
y -. - 49, ~ Q A.-s. 80.
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So eomensa mncho q Aseho de que
sl Papa Aaya Issuslta 10 easiAr Rna
mlsidn esEeclal I L udres Para cue .
IepIcseute en u salsmns acfo Dc a
coronacl6n Do Kdnlrio VII.
Ia earsa De esta tecsl6a se aiSlbu
70 qus el ssy Dc inR'Gesra dsid ds
caviar un4 mi.|dn espeolal al fxi caao
como hl.s ssspexio a. todos Ios see
rknos J ki<s q Ks,ala a. Ka1oo.
para n1pazr "a esssci6a Il trone
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CuartO de sOCOrrOS

Concepci6n Toro, curada de una coutu
sion CON rasgufo en- el cusllo una contu-
sion con equimosiO en- Ia espalds, leve, SID
asiste ncia.
Maria Josefa Morales, cursda dc una he.
rida ccntusa de tres centimetros de longi nd
en- Ia region parietal derecha, leve, salvo
accidente.
francisco Carri6n, curado de una contu
sion enla region frontal, leye, sil asisten-
cia.
Francisco Hernandez, curado de una be
rida incisa de tres ceDtfmetros de loDgitud
en- la region glutea. lado derecho, leye, con
asistencia.
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~ ~ ~|t<@& 4.14MS1A&I.4 n <44 -
4sI& @|R& E<<<'@@ a. <.|4& = So
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<4f& ~ Ntt*&< <4 ~44 - Al b I4&-
- - t'.>< 49, 49, -. rs4f&
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FL CINEM,TOGBAF0 lIJNIERE

Ante un numeroso y escogido pdbico
tnvo lugar auoche la psndItims exhibici6n
de las vistas de este maravilloso sparato,
que, como consignamos en- revistas antsrio.
res, fueron tambi6n muy splsudidas y ad-
miradss por los espsctadores.
Esta noche sers seguramente la Ultima
function en- cuyo pro, rama ha preLidiio I'm
exepcicnal acierto para su conf. cci6n.
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al arrl so osI sIoso d. lI|ls lUIl C1l!s!
comprendido desds IL esquina de Ia calle ds
San Sebastian la del Sol.
Celebramos esta determination de ia Ho-
uorable sutoridad municipal, que nos 1e
muestra que Sc ban ienido en- cuents nues
observsclores CON respets & este asuEto
Ell importante prri6dico espahol, GEL
Mundo Latinon, dedica IN nlmero especial
q Ia memOria del gran repdblico, don Fran.
ciseo Pf ' MargaIl.
Be hs inicisdo IN periodic dc frapca meio.
ria en- 10 grave enfermedad que padeee 10
distipgaida ssnorits Nata!i. Marines.
Nos alegramos sinceramente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-02
|NOllGias deVenezuela

M en- Is lIreiisa III e,5sla infornacl0i
lpTivada que nos llega de la vecina re
il5liea hemos encontrado alarma n
Eacfitnd aiyuna prodnQI a par izg1 1isits
! De H escnai 8 alef3Sli3 /. a |6 salidf
del vspor Cdydcds que oohrri6 81 10
ines 30, nada SO saba en- IA aaayra df
/ Istltinidtanl pfesentad0 10 por Alemania 81
/ de inminente bonabardeO yzen el veci.
|no balneario de Macuto estaban mn
Ichas families de Ia capital entire otras
u del Ministro de Rslaciones Int
lIi0res.
El Teclamo de Alemania, que la re-
lpdbIica considera justo, no da lugar 4
Eteiner alguno y asf el gobierno como
Etos oiud adan0s tienen Ia segufidad de
qua sci q satikfstho, SIN que l'eguen &
|entibiarse las cordialisimas relacionts
con Alemania, cuyos hijos, laboriosos
|y b0nrados, esian ligad0s a los venezo-
|lanos por estrechos lazos de familia &
.intereses. Los a!armantes te'egramas
de las agencias de informac On obede-
Gem s la poiitica meTcantil.
La satisfacc.6n que nos Gauss a es.as
nueyas, desaparece al eDterarnos de-
otTas tristfsimas notaciones de palftica4
interna que vienen justifoar nuestroI
editorial del sabado % de Diciembre.
Los generates Luciano Mendoza, An
topio Fernandez, Francisco b .talIasy
Angnsto Lontowsky, o.vidando que
acaban de empenar su palabra = ofre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-02


tens7s Y s6lidas entire Espaii las
hlspano amoricanas con
motive de estar toeanio d gu ten pino
el "modus vivendln con la Argenkna.
Ri gobiern0 Sc ocupa lamb Ga en- esN
'fudiar IN sistema de arbitraie, cuya
puhlicsci6n, 81 50 scuerda, daia proba-
b'eghente lugar & que algunas rephbli
azIsud amef'canss, celebIen una con
vene.6n en- la cual SO tom miian acuerdos
tendencies ha hacer q1e Espsfis sea
una potencIa americana y
que DiDg6n convenlo d. aIbitrsje p0dra
eoncertarse s'u So intervention.
Lord Rofeleiy, ex jsfe del partido
liberal ing Is. ha pfonunciado en- Ones
teitisld IN discourse, en- ell cual declare
que Ia guerra en- 81 A 4 lea austral de
be conc nj Sc: que los beers ban perdi.
do 81 independence, pero que 70 les
debe conceder ccndlc ones de pas hon
Icsss y que 30 deSe evitar de humilIar
ios nnecesariamente-
DemostI6 n debilidad del actual 20
bIerno. & iust6 4 Ion libefales 4 que se
unieran. Clucluy6 popiend0 gerso
nalmente sns . rvicios { Disposition de
n psis, para rsioImar h actual polite
EEL gob.erno.