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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-22
cANNEp Gonns.

CANNED FRUITS-Apples. BIB, s5d90c;
pinearples. sliced, $t.10; eyeless and core
less, ST 5Od1 go; extra grated 81 65d1 "a;
pears. bib, 75c; strawberries, BIB. 0Od95c;
blackberries, 2-lb, 95cdS1 90; peaches, Bib,
ST 5O61 80; 2-lb peaches, 81. OO91 .O5; Bib
pie penches, S0dS5c
CANNED VEGETABLES - Tomatoes
2Ib, full weight. S0dS5c; BIB. full weight
95dSi 90: 2-lb. seconds. 75dS0c; BIB, sec.
onds oG695c okra and tomatoes, Glib,
800: canned kraut, BIB. 90do5c; Calfor-
MIA asparagus. 2k-lb. S2.256I3h0, according
to grade: lib asparagus salmon. cans,
ST. 5Od2 10: baked beans. 3-lb e5c; Glib
string beans S5c: 2-lb kidney beans Csc:
2.lb strlngless beans. S1.25: 2-lb marrow.
fat peas. 500: 2-lh American petit polls,
81 coal a.; extra Maine corn, 81, 10; corn,
S.6t0Oc: seconds, s00S5c
CALIFORNIA FRUIT-FEtra standard
2h-lb peaches. lemon cling S1.oJd2. Co;
yellow Crawford. S1.s0d1s5 black cher
ries, 81 90d2.C0: white cherries. 50 156f2. % /:
apricots, S1.50d155; Strawberries, So Ood
21O, plums, S1.50d1 60: grapes, s1.60al IS;
seconds, Toe Der dozen less than extra
CANNED MoLAssEs-P. & F, Old Fash.
toned, gallons, SO 10 per case: y gallons
IS 80 per case; X gallons, So 20 per case,
Gold Medal brand. fancy table syrup quart
Jars. 500 per dozen; b. B. & Co. Creole
2lh, 81 90; 3lb, ST. So; 5-lb, 81 30; lOID
81 go.
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CarnllI 8 Richnrdson's Letter.

Houston, Texas, November p. There
was large buying in cotton today from the
South holding prices hrm, Notwithstanding
that local market scalpers were selling and
the bear contingent Orking for reaction.
Liverpool was the strong feature, closing .
points higher than yesterday, but spot bust
MISS was small, nnly 1000 bales being sold
with acceptances Of offers from America
limited.
The weather vas again bad In Texas
and the Territories, and from all sections
come reports from people who few days
since were emphatic In declaring that from
that there IS now no hopes OF cotton open
The weekly movement figures were not
SO large as anticipated yesterday, and
helpod sustain values There Is every In
dlcatlon thar from now on we Will com
mence TO lose sharply from last years
movement especially ia Texas. Honston's
gross receipts for text week last year were
81, SOC. and the week following s5,5i2. We
should lose 5O,OuJ against last gehf IN the
Two weeks
Considering that we have had advancing
markets nearly all this week Il Is reason
ahle 10 expect some reaction tomorrow, but
shonld rains continue new buying may
cause further improvement Cooler and
fair weather Is predicted FOR tomorrow. We
believe IN higher prices for cotton, but
think II advisable 70 realize on the ad-
vances and replace on the temporary reae-
lions which always follow hull markets.
Liverpool Is due 70 be 70 points lower
Tho visible supply of an kinds Increased
during the week 1G7 $50. Showing how a de-
Scit from last year Of 10000 hales OF all
kinds. aud $4,000 II American.
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DRApsrREET,s REVIEW.
Favorable Conditions Continue in the
Trade Situation.

New York, November 81 Bradstreet's
tomorrow will say: Favorable conditions
stlll govern the trade situation. The mild,
open fan weather is complained of as re
stricting the movement Of winter goods
at retaiL and delaying collections at
few points, but It Is not TO he forgotten
that present temperatures favor the con.
tinued growth of the cotton crop and a
lurger yield than heretofore expected,
while 1t is enabling the railroads to make
far better fight against the prevailing
freight congestion than was earlier deemed
possible. Export trade returns look better
than preliminary reports foreshadowed
Agricultural products, owing to the high
prices, have gone abroad In smaller volume
thuu expected, but there Is evidently Il
larger movement of manufactured goods
The railroad situation Is certainly Il re-
markable one The complaint is no longer
one Of car shortages, of lack Of motive
power or even of insufficient facilities. The
fact Is becoming appreciated that the bust
ness offered to the railroads is so large
that new measures must be devised to meet
new conditions.
The strength of raw material has been
OF benefit of the cotton goods market
which, however, remains uuie.. The wsolull
good situation is without special fea-
ture, Leather and hides have ruled steady.
The manufacturers of shoes report good
orders.
Among the features brought oft IN teie-
grams to Bradstreet's this week IS the
Increased activity noted by ilbbers in
holiday goods, especially the better grades
Of iewelry and fancy products
Fancy groceries are moving more freely.
The iron trade situation Is rather stronger
than a week ago. Pig iron prices for im.
mediate delivery are slightly higher. The
fuel scarcity dominates the situation aud
prevents high production approaching more
nearly to a parity with consumption
Western buying, Of pig iron has not been
notably active, but a sharp demand is OBJ
served IN the East. Bessemer pig iron is
zoe higher at Plttsburg ana at Phlladel.
phia. Western steel rail mills are re-
ported TO have sold practically their en-
tire 1903 production. Plate and structural
men are also heavily sold ahead and the
latter continues quite active, DESPITE the
advanced stage Of the season. Good sized
transactions IN steel blllets are reported
occurring at Plttshurg. There is little new
to report among the finished products
Heavy hardware is reported uuieter al
Western markets, hut light hardware Is
active.
Business failures IN the United States
for the week ending Thursday number 20l.
as against pos last week, For Canada for
the week nineteen. against ten last week
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TIN Firm. S8O50d5lOO; lead, sac.
GALVANIZED SHEET IRONS ana 5
per cent discount.
BLACK SHEET IRON No, 21, Ss75 per
100 pounds
ROOFING TIN-Machiue made. Slu.5OlI
100 per box; old style, SIC 5OGlS.5O per
box
SOLDER Half and half, 1sl4avc per
pound.
CORRUGATED IRoN-GaIyanized, s4.So
per square.
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Houston. Texas, November 2t-This was
another bull day. Although prices have ad-
vanced As points we are incliped TO the be
Hef that the trade Is beginning 10 realize
that the bureau .oport IS due on the 30
proxiulo and that the Consensus Of opinion
Is that the report will be bulllsh without
any question or course the weather pre-
Willing az this time has accelerated the up
ward movement The general and continued
heavy rains throuEhont the country nave
no doubt done considerable damage ana me
conditions have changed 10 a large extent
in the past week From the present out.
look At this time We hdvise the purchase OF
cotton on all material declines
White our advice up 10 this time has been
the opposite from the above, we appreciate
the perceptibie change In the conditions
and can now conscienfionsly advise our pat
runage 70 take the long side
X. b. Morris 3 Co
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON.
The Market FIuctuated Very Much and
Finally Closed Lower.

HNohJ SiOS~N -SNFSis
New Orleans November 2l.--1'he demand
for spot cotton continues good. There Is
a better mill demand and buyers are taking
the goods largely for shipment. Liverpool
is decidedly stronger, while Manchester is
trmer for cloths aud yarns. Consequently
the export trade feels vastly. encouraged.
Sales 300 bales including 1900 to arrive.
Quotations unchanged.
In contracts notwithstanding the some
what wide fluctuations In prices, there was
steady and moderately heavy trading. me
opening was TO q points down and under
realizing sales further loss or =
90 points was noted, but under
the influence OF sharp advance in Liver
pool prices moved up Drskly until a gain
OF TO points had been scored. TINS
was followed by q downward turn that
sent dgures OIL 3 to Is points. Later ire
quent fluctuations occurred. the close show
ing net losses of points on November
and TO points on the other positions
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MOVEMENT oF coTToN.
The Total Bales Brought Into Sight to
Date Are 4,6o2,2tS.

ne Ctai bdtes Brought into Slg0t 70
Date Are 4,6o2,2t3.
New Orleans, November 21-secretary
Hester's weekly New Orleans cotton ex-
change statement, issued before the close
OF business today, shows an Increase 10 the
movement into sight, compared with the
seven days ending this date last year. 10
round dgures. Of 1900 bales, an increase
over the same period year before last Of
$4,000 and an increase over the same time
In 1899 Of $1,000 bales
For the twenty-one days OF Novembe. the
totals show a decrease under last year Of
1900 bales. an increase over the same
perlod year before last Of 10000 bales,
and an increase over the same period IN
1888 Of $4,000 bales.
For the eighty-two days Of the season
that nave elapsed the aggregate is ahead
~ The eighty-two days Of last year $4,000
males. ahead Of the same days year before
lat by sol 600 and ahead Of the same time
n 1899 by $4,000 bales.
rhe amount brought into sight during
ne past week has been 447,s43 bales.
agaipsf 4a0s for the seven days ending
Iovamber ~ last year. 1893. S13 year before
isst and 4Oe 2Gs same time la 1893. ana for
nc twenty one days 81 November II has
seen ]. 8sa zoo bales, against 1897 100 last
ycsr. .267 1850 year before last and LOO
6se same time ~ isp9
The movement since September shows
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'' 'gFfcTRD TRADE A LITTLE.
n w.,. Large in Potatoes and
Y S s'.,., Receipts Were Large
and Demand Brisk

-. local wholesale market was
| Y !, - yesterday In spite of the rainy
81 receipts Of many classes OF
~, large and stocks were allied
I ~, VIZ 10 keep up with the brisk
|, s.,.htIshed lately In leading lines.
sss,ness has received an Impetus
hitch has been very satlsfae-
g IN dealers. and the local trade
~ Of the influx Of Carnival
sa5sn0yb esa materially Increased.
1a ss.rsrS have maintained hrm
"a Y t sone advances have been made
articles.
/. halted meal in 35-pound sacks Is
Il i5c.
.ueumbers made their appearance
q small quantities.
are IN good demand at soc per
.,d .eseFal carloads Of tine Colorado
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BIDS AND PkoPosALs.

5EALED BIDS will be received at the Of
fce Of aud addressed 10 ole J. Lorehni
architect. 3i6 aud 3i7 Bln2 building,
Houston, pezas, until II noon, THURSDAY
the Ath day Of December, wv, iof tes
brick, lumber, iron aud mill work now ~
the main building Of the old Hutehlhs
House said material 20 be removed by
tie successfnl bidder la nfty days AFTER
he Is notified that his bid Is accepted.
Bids will also be received for the Nerk
or Nrecking said building, clearing, W
aud plllng ali good AID sound matefia.
that can be rsed IN the construeilpn VI
lie proposed new building aud removing
all debris fIom The premises BOZ ilu
particulars see the understands. Ing Ing
right Is reserved 20 reject amy and ot
bids. Ollie j. Lorehn, architect. &c
S0TTCE 10 CONTKAlT0Rs- Sealed pro
posals VIII be received by the under
signed until O'Clock p, a.. November
% az the FIRST National bank Of ba3
City, and opened immediately thefeaitet'
Tor erection OF 2-story brick nank pniln'
ine 25xbO. ana onestory brick store
building 0DxIa5, Tor Bay city Grocery
Co aud also Tor a one-story brick store
building 4Oxl25 for Bay City HARDWARE
90 These buildings are combined 94a
ines together, but stating the pries d
each separately. Zach Did 70 % &C
COMMANDED by certited cheek or 80
rarShlq 10 US, as a guarantee that tnt
successful bidder viii furnish bono a.,
"a sten contract within three days nffeI
me lob Is awarded hin- Rams ana
sneeifeatione can nov De seen az the
F,rst Natlenai hank ~ Bay CITY and al
our ONCE IN victoria. Iexess ena rise
- ~ Fora stone & Ford's ofner lores
scnfh Texas Natlonai bank Houston,
Trrae Huli a Lenland, Arcntects
victcria. Texas, Seyember "A, isV2 y
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GRAIN AND HAY.

Quotations for carload lots delivered on
same rate. Dealers charge from store ga
Toe per 100 pounds more on bran, ease per
bushel ON oats and corn, lO415c per 100
BRAN--Per 100 lbs, 96d9sc
CORN CHOPS-Pure, 81 l061 IS.
OATS-Texas, choice bright, 56c; No. .
'CoRN-No . mixed, sacked, Use; No. ?
white, sacked, Soc
UAY-Choice alfalfa, SIS. 50d16.0O; choice
timothy, SIS. 75d16. 90; South Texas prairie
IS .O06i6 90; North Texas and Territory
hay, $40 .o0@12 90.
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PAlNrs. olLs ANp Glass.

second grade, $500; third grade, 500
Turpentine, Per case. two 5-gnlon cans
Sc so; barrel lots, Coo per gallon. Min
eral paints, Coo per gallon. Dry fixed
reds, per cwt.. S1.5O: yellow ochre. per
ewt., 81 90. Linseed oil, best, boiled 4ad
Doc. Ready mixed house paints 81 90.
Window glass, IS per cent on January 81
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HOUSTON CURRENT QUOTATIONS.

country butter 10 pals. 10d20c; silver seal,
lib prints, 23c; Harper creamery, lib
prints, pc
CELERY Colorado, per bunch. 55d6de.
CABBAG E--Colorado, per pound. 1&d2c:
other stock. 50 5Od2. rs per crate.
CHEESE Wisconsin full cream rolls
15c; Wisconsin full cream daisies t4iSd15c:
Wisconsin half cream. 13dl4c; Wisconsin
pound prints. l5I6d16c: Our Little Chief,
full cream daisies. 15c
EGGS-TeXas 1Sd19c; Kansas. 22&s23c
kRAUT-New. In half barrels, So 5o1
2. 70; Eve gallon kegs. 10
oNIoNS-Cal!fornia PEE h. ii5S11Rs
,PEPPER-Chile. new. 10d2Jc per pound /:
blnck Singapore. lee
PECANS-New crop, large, per ID, 121kd
loo; smaller Sizes 65ll1c
POTATOES = California. 7oa75c per
bushel; Colorado. Soc
PEANuT S--Iumb per pound, 7&c: fancy
hand picked. No. /. 6kd6i6c. No ., 3Kc.
POULTRY-Chicken hens good. 81. 5O3
S65i flyers, large So 25dS.5 80; broilers,
$2.5Oa2, -; mixed lots S30OaS. 25; cocks
large, old. SO .25d2.50 ducks large, SO. GOA
30; geese. full feathered. s3.O01l3, 50 tur.
1000 N0'0S
:, T6o6MAroEs-Fo ur-basket crates. coca
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COFFEE

New York, November q Coffee Spot
Rio quiet: No. invoice 5A Slid hrm.
cord0va 7AHi2 Futures closed luiet 5
10 70 points net lower. Sales 1000 bags.
November : 10: December 4 .75: February
4 90; March 3 .05; April BIO; May > 20;
July 5 a5: August 5.45; September $50;
October 5 As.
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New York November 2l.-Dry goods ne
undertone Is steadler for forward delivery
OF staple cotfOns following the improve,
ment IN cotton this week. Otherwise the
cotton goods market Is unchanged. Demand
moderate prices steady. Linens are nrm
with fair demand. hurlaps strong ana ga
vanclng; light Weights scarce.
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nRnGs AM cHrM1cAIs.

Quinine, 34@36c per ounce bottle; NOR,
par ounce; horax sihc per pound IN 100lb
packages; copperas 500 In barrels castor
oil, 81 20 per gallon In 5.gallon packages
epsom salts 81 Is per 100 his In barres
alcohol so T0dS.0O per galion sulphur
50 65 per 100 lbs IN barrels; alum, SNc per
pound in barrels; saltpeter, ic per pound IN
iKered Texas common railway points.
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FRUITS.

APPLES Ben Davis. barrel S30Od3 rs;
wiresaps and Jonathan. S350d4 90.
BANANAS-Loose, S1.25d1.50; packed,
81. 50Gfl. 10
COCOANuTs-Per sack, S4.oO; less guam.
Titles, S425,
CRANBERRIES-Per crate. 50. 75as. 90;
barrels, ST2JdT 90.
LEMoNs-M essinas, So 5Od4. 90.
IlMES-MeXlcan, per basEet. 81 lO9fl -.
ORANGES-Florldn. per box. SO 5Od3. Is.
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WIRE NAILS--S2. 70 BASE per key.
RARBED WIRE-GHlvanized, SHdden,
Sc Is FER 100 lbs; galvanized Baker, $500
per 100 lbs.
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crop, Ignoring the proposition Of record
consui/ ltion. There Will have come into
sight Inc first week In December a fraction
over 100000 bales II cotton us more than
half OF the crop Is usually moved by this
time. We consider Mr.. Prices estimate Of
10,200,000 about the correct thing, LIVER
pool is due TO be about 3 down tomorrow.
Rlrhard CoCke ~ %.
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YOUNG man wants 10 work In exchange
Tor board after school hours in grocery
Main street care Houston Ielegraphy
School -
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TN0ST WANT ADS ARR
4 numerous because they pay
HELP WANTED.

WANTED--Experie druggist capable
OF running a business, prefer one who can
speak German and Bohemian Siade &
Bradley, Rosebud, Texas. %
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.5a7l'slue reIas, 2gn.se !

Texas, 22gzsc per
tsgite navy beans mona.
4 svyeo Iashsn der 3 q. ptns
llIoilis sssNSosgc; Mlchigau ilsvsI
al va navy sNals snaps. "a Ss5 ".
basses Green oeaus, 5OaeJe
~ vax ~, eaiitosnia Limas ,i ~
-gise ossf iSs ,gei5e per ! crate s,tS
s'y 2la2see9: ' N ,ss W. aDc; ~
ne tisi.ilgs, Lib bricks 80
assn SOLID i'e IS. lJc oleomsres.
pslg solles re; Lincoln prints.
Special lve prints. ise:
n iolls, ist Crystal Gem
s 5 ,u0a slue sisr .s Sea sta'e e sps,
asla Saosyr 10 'ioJisI1, s S1sas
M aud s 'qsai, ilh: Purity
'-nsFy, solids, Use;
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- kTToRNEYs AT Law,
CHocKETf, THxAa

W. ]. Townsend. Attorney at law an6
General Collection Agent. President AnGa-
una County National Bark. Lpfkinl Teas
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ATTORNEYS DIRECTORY.

L. b. MOODY.
Attorney fer First
NatIonal hank OF Houston,
iUQ3z Congress Avenae.
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YOUNG MAN-rThe demand for telegraph
operators Is unprecedented why not learn
telegraphy and engage in the railway tele
which explains how we win thoroughly
qualify YOU, start you 10 work or refund
the amount OF your tuition; we must have
more young men 60 Ill the applications
for operators Dallas Telegraph College,
Dallas, Texas.
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WANTED Position as teamster, Hight o.
heavy work, In city; good references. Al,
dress 2f73, this office. -
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.-,,r,sou Of these quotations shows
sr.ntaees Ia favor " Houston as u
n. m,rket When the buyer consid-
4 ssneats TO be derived from Hous-
4 .sSt rates be will ind that even
! " saotable ngures at other markets
], NE Prise nnally paid is gener-
- The prices ale those ruling
nonstou wholesale merchants, ana
.,lSea cailS.
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g lGNS REACH A FEW.
~ Post Want Ads reach all.
sITUATIoNs--MALE.

WANT A POSITION-An first class al
round man In general mercantile iinu
groceries nrefcrred) a thorough account.
ant, correspondent ana cotton buyer; hfst
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WANTED Position MS salesman or pre-
gcriptionist with well established drug
business; have had three years expert.
ence as my own druggists one year
write German. Box l42, Lampasas, Texas.
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Eso sou los / ! !

N artfcnso q xIhuspsde LOO
Paertn-riQnefI1s one. tr1dncido daI
<NsW YsIk Daily Tfibnnep pnblicA
mos agar, da una - Aproximxda
del coucs pso 1esdt $50 que da nosos
tros "a ha formailo III loS Estad0S
Uuid0s y del partfdo qne los tsspeyi0
llst6sq quieren sAcAr de Ac6lebxa lay
Foraker, CON motivo ls Ios hechoa
soGuTridos aqufsen In 6ltimas eleccio
ness enconsrAndolA todavfa Snuy Ii !.
beral..
No queramos referfrnos 8 In
elecciones que toms hoy como arg1
mento oil $3.50 dieho pari6aice oqne
sipodemns assgursr tia QUO uAdie
ia pnodA desmentir Q 1 d nnseA iamfs
.eu Pto. Rico Artos do regirnos r.,
lt6erds Ley For, K II, ocurrieron aqus'
lies hechos.
no 60 ESQ 10. psor sino que los
Srs. electos para u UkmarA dc Dale.
gados insulAr, no podr&n alI hacer
ley0s en G c0nsonancia con las neCesi
del pAis, y On estAdo Hnanciaro. I-xn.
-alM prnbablen q ate & hacsr lAs leyes
a. indique 81 ,Gober1 Ador en- sn men
ssje u Qutera pAsar i msyorfA del
OonceJo Ejesutlyo que no es puerto
rriqusfiA,
Pero aparts dc estAs consi lera 8
clones, no nos parecen pertinentss
Las ConsecuauciAs que dedu0e el arti.
.culista pAra formar mails cptni6n de
este pueblo por los hechos ocurridos
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J 'DESDE B

Berlin, III de Novienabre. Cor
motivo de Ja visits dat II nperAdol
Gaillermo & su tio el Ray HIiuardc
4ue provoean Il risa de uEos y d
refsx.6a d. ctros. ll j
No han f3ltado peri6 6dicos iugle.
ses, y por ciert0, de ehtses Los ND se-
rios y arseterixados, que Green yer
en- perss eli ! W, CON inotiYo 10 II
vista, unA alianxa entire In dos No .
Clones Mr.. B four, por ID parte.
pc hl encarga de decir qua no hay
rax6n Alguna para que rueden tan
sfantkstica inveneiones., = es curio
30 cuandO menos el hecho da que
las # ntkssics invsnciones. & Que
.slade proceden de Il prensA lonei.
nense one mas ss precia de no ser.
IF sntxstica,.
Et sLondon Msils. por eiemplo,
publics unA cArta de xU q II giles one
reside On Alemania, en- que aste de-
Glars que el aumento de Ii marina
del Z &iser estG dirigido cont,a la
Gran BretAfia i, aduciendo hechos one
cree 81, Apoyen IN tests.
AAeDSO SAOS sOD 400 1ODAA0 ga <Al0.s
mAnias, que bien pudiera reaidir an
cuAlquieras otrA parte CON tAl Dc que
dejsra OR menos, en- peri6dico tan
scaracterizidos, en- sautorisad&s Opt.
ni6n, 90 declara Wrbi ct orbe & favor
do sUn modelo de tres potencias,, !.
con 10 cual quiere decir que Il mari
M brit&nicA deher& poner. e e. con.
diciones de hAcer ffente, no - E
las marinas com binAdas de dos po-
tenciAs, si no 6 las de tres.
Pero no par&n aquf las. praten-
stones del eing 6ss an cussti6n. Piie
nada menos qae I1glaterra detenga
10 marcha progressive de ID marina
Alemana, y que declare 10 guerra 81
Kaiser en- csso de.que este no aecede
& la demanda, de buena yoluntsd.
81 no por Otras raz 3nes, ID visi-
to del Ksiser hsbr& sido bsnafciosa
& AlemAnia por nm c0ncepto: que
cuando menos ss aabe hasta que
grado pusde confiar Alemania de 10
cor aialidaa de los ingleses.
M es dea sop oner tkmpcco que
81 visje tergA por objetivo, por elem
plo. rezar junto CON ell Rey Eduardo
en- Sandriugham, montar & caballo
y recibir las ovaciones del populs.
cho londonense que, como popula-
cho al fin, ss las pslA por vitorear &
cualquiera.
Esa vista coincide CON IL del
Ray de Portugal; ecoincidencia. que
hace pensar en- esta disyuntiva nj
oservador de las cosas europeas: 6
Kslsiser quiere impe &to To- r .nee
que Eduardo se lleve 10 tajada gam
de en- materia de con .esiones terri.
toriales del Rsy de Portugal; 8 de.
sea scoufabularsss CON aquel para
despojar- mas fAsilmente entire los
dos al Gltimo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-11-25

recientemente, no sclo porqus hubi
rAn podIdo evitarss. II toaos ss hn
bieran dOminAd q sino porque acaso
no huhierAn tenido lugAr d una mas
1ustA ley hubierA sfdo II que nos RI !.
je.
Tampoco hay mot'voa para tan
tor AapaVientoss puss unA alta anto
ridAd - 10 dijo una vex: poor se ha
vist0 en- CoIGrud01 y en- otros ostados
tambi6n. AuI que nosotros eatarn %
muy lejoA de- ACepsKr como m argu
mento 8 como uaa dlsculpa 81 que
peor sea en otra parte:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-11-25
VentaS de cafe.

So han efactuado en- Ponce Las
pfimeras ventas de cafe de 10 cose
cha actual. Han alcanzsdo su precio
dc 3 9 SO orc por quintal, pil6n, y ;se
cree que el precioso fruto ha de al
cAnzar este afio mejoiesprecios.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-11-25
TO LIT

Fine rooms xna one eommodie.
and wall sventilsta miradpr ~ ra.
naos = nprisas Apply sat . 1an
Jp,6 0tret
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-11-25

Ha sido .nombrsdo escribiente
de II J sfstura de Policf .a Tomas
Colon. El sgraciado ~ rnefecedor
del puesto, p0r aus buenas condiaios
noa.