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the close and sold q down at s7ls, Receipts

the close and sold q. down at 6Iis Receipts
were lT6 cars.
oats had the best tone Of any Of the pits.
Trade was extremely heavy, that in July
heing the most important. Although the
close In MAY showed q decline and July ava
not hold all Its advance, traders were pre-
dieting a bull movement in the latter ue,
livery. The argument that was PACK oil
the heavy hull speculation In july wa -N'
numerous professionals have been selling
this option short In large quantities July
most ever since It began to be quoted.
Butts rilculed the idea that there shouid
he such a div orgcIcc IN prices and mrEil
In buy heavily. July gained rs though IL
closed with n not gain OF only X AT 4OA
May gained some strength from this in
fucnre as well "a from the scanty and poor
condition OF local stocks The near future
opened slightly ower with the other grains;
sold up quickly on bullng to AZ, but closed
* down at 49,. Receipts We're 210 cars.
Provisions were dull md easy. The bear
ish incentives were a large run Of hogs.
and lower prices Mt tie Yards aud some 70
ing. MAY FORK closed 12l9 down at 5 !22}q;
Nav lard Ed7I lower at 50 9212, and May
ribs : off at So 7T1a
Estimated receipts for tomorrow; wheat
80 cars corn SIS cars; oats 100 cars: hogs
10000
cash quotations were as follows:
Flour-.Stcady and easy.
Wheat-No. > spring Sis: No. 3 T6sd
s0iH No. red sa1..
Oats-No. . 47i2; No white 49i5; No. 8
white 4aSf5o
Rye--No. 67iR.
Parley-FaIr to choice mating 5od6s
Flax seed-No. sc; No. Northwest
ern 7Ad1 70%
Timothy seed-Prime G. 30.
Mess pOrk-Per barrel 10 S0Rl6 no.
Iard-Per 100 pounds 0. S2ihG19. 81.
Short rihs-Sides, loose. g 45ds, 55.
Shoulders-Drv salted. boxed. Tasd7H.
Sldes-Short clear. boxed. S. S56fS. 81.
whlsky-Basis Of high wines. 81.
Clover-Contract grade, 1000
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Grain and Provisions Elsewhere.

extra shorts and clear ribs s. rs clear sides
500. Bacon-BoXed. steady; extra shorts
Recepts--Flour 1000: wheat 11,OO0. corn
81, coo; oats 1900 Shipments-Flo 10.
600; wheat 115oOo: corn "a. 200: oats 7S, 600.
New York. January Wheat-Receipts
pos, o. h. atioat; No. . red Ssat elevator:
NJ. Northern S9ls f. h. nfoat; No l
hard 95% (. o. h. afoat. options weak
s2as: July SIG; cash No . hard siiS; No. .
red o. Corn-January 67SS; May So: cash
No. mixed IS; No 2 white 69l5fI69a, Re
ceipts-W Wheat $500; corn ~, 400: onts 1000
Shipments-Wheat %, 400: corn 1900; oatU
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HEAVY TRADING IN OIL STOCKS
BECKY SHARP COMPANY
CENTER OF ACTIVITY
The Prices ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and
Beaumont Goes Hig6er-5uftalo, Fort
Worth Improve.

Yesterdays session of the oil and Stock
Exchange was only surpassed In activity
by that OF the preceding day. What was
lacking N the total amount of sales was
made up for in the investment Of the day,
however, by improvement in prices
Becky Sharp was the central figure OF al
traction and provoked a storm of trading
whenever the company was called. Numer-
Gus as the sales We're at 2hc the wants
oil the public could not be filled at that
price; 2hc was then given for goodly
amount and on the close 2ac was paid for
some of the stock. With all exhausted
on these terms holders advanced to 2Hsc
on the final calls, Near to 10000 shares
changed hands.
Palestine and Beaumont made another
upward leap. One hundred shares were OBJ.
tanned at 30lac, after which 200 brought
33$c, and with further bids OF S3l5c no
responses appeared from sellers. Anglo.
American was still highly popular and sold
at an increase Of 1sdI4c on the day. Buf.
falo brought the previous days asking price
and Drillers traded az a gain Of Nc Man.
haitian made a further decline. with the
trading in only small lots at 62G63c Fort
Worth and Merchants and Mechanics
traded on a slightly increased basis Eight
cents was freely offered for san Jacipto
without results. Notable I'm the call were
bids on a number of stocks with no sell.
ers In sight. Among these may be men.
toned Equitable, Missouri Kansas and
Texas, Maid of Orleans, Mobile. Beaumont.
Montgomery aud Ncches River. Magnolia
Fuel, Neches River Oil and Texas Western.
Grace improved in valuation, but no sales
occurred. The total sales amounted 10
zoos shares.
Tho prices bid and asked yesterday and
Die sales made. were as follows:
UNLISTED STOCKS.
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St Louis, January .--wheat-Lower;
No. red cash elevator 80; track 9l@99l2;
May s9a4ds97s; July S2ia; No. . hard S3ds5.
Corn Lower; No, cash IS; track IS; May
49,; track 4Gi1d50: May 49,; july 10: No.
white 50d50ia. Rye-Dull. 6S Pork
Lower; jobhing rs. 40. Lard-Lowcr, 9.5Tla.
Flonr-null: red winter patents 4. O0lf4 20;
extra fancy and straights 3 6od3 So clear
2rGi3 81; timothy seed nOmnally un.
changed. 6 .On06. 30. Cornmeal- Steady,
2. ~. Bran-UnEettled; Sucked East track
/. 10. Hay-Steady; timothy II OOd II 90;
prairie 10 GOALS. 90 Whlsky--Steady. / 81. .
Iron cotton ties "a Raging 57sd6A Hemp
Irvine q. Dry salt meats Boxed. steady Z:
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DEPRESSION is CAUSED
BY HEAVY ESTIMATES.
Steady Liquidation Is Indueed--Liverpool
Starts Declining Course-Laree In
terror Arrivals--Spots Drop.
AT THE CLOSE:

AT THE CLOSE;
liverpool, to 2-64d lower.
New York, to IA points lower.
New Orleans, 9 to II points lower.
SPOTS:
Liverpool, unchanged.
New York. 1-t6c lower.
New Orleans, revised,
Houston, 1-t6e lower
Galveston unchanged.
Yesterdays cotton market was a bulllsh
nightmare and. Of course. dream OF de.
light for bears. The actual stuff In evi.
dence furnished the dirge and under the
Impulse yaues faded away. In anticlps-
tlon Of the days record the United Ham.
n.erers stsoclatiou swung their club with
its full ftrce and liquldaters came 10 batta'.
lens. The potts, the estimated and tho
leading interior ccnters all conspired to
propagate bearlsn cause and while the
arrivals came somewhat shorter than might
have been expected from first advices, they
we're sufficient to lmpart pessimstic tone
Ia the spirit Of the trade.
Liverpool sounded the trumpet for a
march Of retreat. Sales on the spot amount
ed to 10000 bales at quotations the same.
Contracts finally went lower by 1.64 to
2-e4 Lancashre's change of front is eas.
~ attributable to the supply Problems less
Vexlng qualities as recently reflected 10
the spinners view The spectator is also
observing tho admontion OF "hands or
in the big English market But the homes
may rattle again should the bureaus ghost
rise u through the medium Of the move
nent
on this side Of the ocean the business was
ouly fslr and well distributed through tho
various classes Of operators. spot values
suffered in the pressure incident to its
conspicuous quantities. An array Of pur-
chasers appeared at certain dead lines and
from sources that measure well the ground,
The same disciples OF the faithful held to
the belief that the already expected would
yet happen and even in a manner more pro
nouuced Thus sentiment underwent little
change and confidence before proteSsed was
barely shaken Exporters carried more
than Io.Ooo bales to foreign shores with
the Hons share destined for Great Britain
The scale receded steadily from short
period after tho start ami iu the active
settling up Of commitments only a few re-
bounds took place But the evening up
left bulls more hopeful
New York opened 30l4 points less on near
ond 10 down on far deliveries. The
scale at frs, Inclined upward ana continued
for some moments, making the best Of the
day. Fluctuations ranged narrowly down
ward. hut the Initial figures were regained
on The noon call. Another drop then took
place. continuing TO the extent n a I.point
loss. A reaction occurred ms tho last hour
approached and extending almost TO the
close half the loss was reguincd. sag in
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BREAK in COTTON VALUES.

the final ten minutes caused the close to
show only gein Of ! point from the low.
| est In the net result February lowered
| IA points September T. October and the
balance Of the list declined 10 to 10 points
New Orleans started to 5 points under
| the previous close An early gain OF l
point occurred. drop to the first ltvel
then a recovery OF the loss. The range
afterward went steadily lower and con
| tinued gradually down throughout the morn.
ing. oss Immediately after the Room call
next hour, when the current following
| changed and slowly assembled 70 5n8-
point increase. In the closing thirty mln-
| utes this Improvement was lost and the
| final Level dropped back to about that pre-
| vaillng at noon. In the net result March
and July declined points, April II nd the
other months dropped 10 points Sales on
the American side amounted to 0527 bnles.
| Spot quotations lowered 1-i6c at New York
and Houston. at New Orleans were marked
! lkc down on middling and grades above and
3-l6c less on grades below, while Calves
ton stood the same.
The ngures Of the movement prepondsrat-
ed on the side Of the present year. Receipts
at all ports for the day were 5o,133 bales.
compared with 32,on3 for the correspond
ing day Of last year. Since Friday tlcy
have been 14s9OO bales compared with 1s6.-
los for the same time NJ last week ?ud
| 10, $40 for tho corresponding time of last
year. Thus FAR in the season they Lave
been 5,ol5.3I3 bales. compared with 1854
1872 for the corresponding time NJ last sea
| son. Since Friday exports have been l12,-
304 bales. compared with 137 227 for the
same time Of last week and -, as FOR the
corresponding time Of last yca.. Stock at
! United states ports for the dIy was 1907
| 1876 bales compared with 1,ol2 GA Tor the
same day Of last week and npSy53 for tho
corresponding day OF last year.
/ The Commercial and Financial chronicle
I
| follows In It's Issue Of Saturday.
! The year opens with conditions favorable
to the selling end in nearly every direction
and In marked contrast to those prevailing
Mt the beginning Of last year. In both cot
1 ton and wooden goods there is an unusually
| small stock OF unSold goods I'm nrSt hands,
and forward business has been booked 10
q considerable extent, putting the q iority
of mills in an independent position for
some time to come, even should nuylng
prove hut moderate The prices ~ I'm.
ished products are at the best decidedly
raw material while in "A number W duCr.
lions they are below what goods could bee
manufactured NJ " raw supplies had To be-
bought TODAY. Business al second hui ds
has so far been on a liberal scale for tho
spring season. aud the outlook Is regarded
as highly promising for a large business
during the carly months or the new wear.
The exports OF cotton goods from this port
for the week ending December 80 were
$500 packages, against 32SS for the same
week Of last year.
The exports of 'otttn goods from this port
! Ter 1900 and 1901 with ihcir destination are
! given IT, the t1nle below.
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COFFEE.

New York, January T.-Conee- Snot Rio
dull: No. invoice 67l mild QLet: Cordoya
Il4@ll, The market for futures closed
lower nj 10 to 20 points. No cables came
from Bra2l on account OF a holiday. Trad.
ing was unusually heavy on the break, total
q t06l6 A.; March O. 5Od6 90: May @ asa
675; June @ so: July @. sJl6 O5; September
.00MI Is; October Z, l0GIT 10: November
Z 90; December Z 30
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BUTTER AND EGGS.

Chicago, January .-Bmter-Steady:
creamery l5@2ila; dairy 14d20. Cheese
Firg loh@lli4. Eggs--Frm; fresh 2Sd20
Kansas city, January I Eggs Lower 25.
New York January :. Eggs Receipts
623d packages. market steady. Western at
mark e5M33; Southern ut mark 25d32
st, Louis, January 7..Poultry- Steady:
chickens 3; turkeys s; ducks Gd7: geese
gao. Bntter- Steady; creamery 20q25is;
dairy 1928. Eggs Higher "a
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New York, January There has been
fair bidding by exporters Tor heavy brown
cottSns today. but sellers have turned most
bids down. Homo trade duh. Prices OF
brown bleached and coarse cnored cottons
maintained the decline IN cotton apparently
belng disregsrded by sellers ~ cotton
goods. Prints IN somewhat hotter dQmand
and arm. GinEhsns very arm.
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STOCK MARKET REACTIONARY

paper Sl5is per cent. Sterling exchange
Arm AZ the decline. with actual business In
and A. 4.Sii. for sixty days, posted rates
4 STi4 as; commercial hills ( s3i2dA s.
Bar silver 55A Mexican dollars 44i4 GOV
eminent bonds steady. State bonds inactive.
railroad bonds heavy.
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The value Of tho New York exports Tor
the year has been Stl 81. $40 in 1901,
against 3.3IG. $50 In 1900
The home demsAi for heavy brown sheet
inCE aud drills has Teen on n limited scale
only. lint he business done has been at
fully previous prices. Exporters are stu
bidding for fair quantities on China nc-
count. hut secure limited Quantities only,
although the margin lctween hid and asking
prices is as rrle close In beaChed cot
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Futures Were in Sympathy and Lost from
9 to 10 Points.
New Orleans, January THE continued
heavy receipts at ports and interior towns
has at last had the eject OF depressing
prices The cotton exchange committee to.
day reduced quotations 3.l6 on low mid
ding and lower grades. Is on middlins and
higher grades. Sales 1850 bales including
1900 to arrive.
Futures were quiet and weak. The first
call showed a decline ~ to = points and
later ON in the absence Of support from any
quarter lost To ! points additional clos
ing with net loss Of To 10 points
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London Financial Gable.

New York, January THE Commercial
Advertisers London financial cahlegrnm
says: The stock market today was firm.
The American department was sluggIshly
hard with United States steel strong on
American and continental orders.
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London ConsoIs.

London. January 7.--Cousols for money
~ lilo; for account 9iii. Bar silver dull
70 li16d per ounce. Money 2M2lq; short
cent
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Lverpool-Spots closed steady, prices
unchanged. demand fair. sales 10000 bales,
OF which $500 were American; speculation
and exports 500 bales; imports T4Oo bales,
Of which all were American.
Ordinary. - MIddling - lb-32
Good ord. ....fl Good mid "a 1879
Low mid 4& Mid fair A 1872
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HIDES AND WOOL.
SUGAR..

New Orleans, January T.-susar.o,isrrsi
open kettle 2ssa2A; open kettlss IIall
S93 5.16; centrifugal granulateedl, s ass Is
whites 3 IL l6aS& yeliows Ssssss.yiI, -
centrifugal 1562s. Syrup-Qulet o. ~ 3
New York, January 7.-Sugarooa ~.
fair refining rs; centrifugal sv.ar
molasses sugar 2ss. Rehned-sieAD'
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COTTON SEED PRODUCTS.

II. O. Il, mill Texas Interior points, ac-
cCrdlng 10 location. Per galior.
PRIME crude al, loose. .... rs a SSls
Prime summer yellow oil, IS a
Llnters, according 10 quail
lty .............,........ o. a O2W
Per ton.
Hulls, Loose ...... ........ IS 90 n
Prime cotton seed neal. 26 On d26 80
Prime cotton seed cake. 70 % "a
Quotations on prime cotton seed meal
and prime cotton seed cake are for dely.
ery at Galveston.
New York, January Cotton seed oil
Flrmer; primo yellow a.
Memphis, Tenn, January :. Cotton oil
car lots prime crude 81; prime summer vel
low 4O choice cooking summer yellow less
than carloads, nominal. Meal and cakes
Prime *. 5Od26 90.
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20. ........... .,.-.... l,..... .llW
Texas Savings. Real Estatel
and Investment co ... 81 80 I'D
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New York Money.

Nsw York, January Mooney on call
! ssai ar cent to per cent: closing bid and
iS4rred xd5 Per cent. Prime meTeantils
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Am Brewing AssocIatIon 100 60
commercial National RAM loos' % l 3oo W
Houston /. and T. 10Y ~ sod w
Houston Drug Co. 10 10 ~ ~ ....,,
Houston Drilling and Sun ''O W l4o w
In Fg ate creosot. q .,."... e5 90
or Beaumont -. ~ ca ~
Merchants National RAM tSe 10 1900.
Magnolia Park Co N ~" w -. -. Z.
Mutual Building and Loan 1890 20 90
Association -''Hi
Planters and Mechanics, ''''''l 200 90
National Bank "a, 10
kockdsle Oil Mil Co i"A w no 90
South Texas Nst,oIn,si,' i''''..., $50 90
Sour Lake Springs Co, 100 W l62 so
southwestern Dry Plate 1870 80 90
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Houston Comparative Statement.

Gross receipts thus far this week "a, 4G8
Gross receipts los days this season i,521,2uO
Gross receipts lbs days t900-lg0l. 1,Blf,U40
Gross receipts lbs days 1S9N.laO0 1,3V4, ia
Iou-to,, Railroad pecsit,ts
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COTTON MARKET QUOTATIONS,

The range Of prices at New York and
New orleans for the active months was
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON DEPRESSED.

Difference 26,2SO $1,000 1867;
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Totals I'D. 1873 las. 900 5.oO7, 571 4.7lO. on
Last year .32,9o3 09,s7O 4.7lOo90 .....
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"a saIes "a nc day On. soo shares.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-05-26
Sc rOInpI6 ell tuTnO
Los conservadores no podran SUI
bir al poder
Ell pueblo Sc opondra

Nueva York 1unes-Dicen de Ma
drid, que en- los altos c1rculos de la ca
pital de Espafia Sc asegura que esta vez
quedara roto el turno de los dos parti
dos que han venido siendo poder des
de Ell reinado de Don Alfonso XII.
Ell problema clerical, en- el sentidc
que desea el pueblo de Espafla, no pue
de hallar solucion Ell TN gabinete forina
do por los conservadores, conocidas las
tendencias que sobre ell particular ha
manifestado e1 sefior Silvela.
Lo mismo acontece con el impuesto
de consumes y las reformas del Ejerci
to y la Marina.
ST ell Rey llamara Silvela para for
mar gabinete, ha dicho "El Heraldo"
el pueblo Sc opondria.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-05-26
ENTRADAS DE COSTANEROS

De Fajardo bl "Pedrito" en- lastre
De Vieques vap amer "Longfellow"
con az6car de trasbordo para New
York.
De Fajardo y Luquillo gol "Provi-
dencia"; A la orden 8 BIS vacios 1856 SIS
azt1.ar.
De Mayaguez y Aguadilla gol Ma
yaguezana' Jose Molina jaulas galli-
mas bL platanos CT huevos Sores de
NJ. Lomba y co, cL metalico Angel
Rivero jaula aves corral Planas y Ro
jo pqte metalico Barcelo y co atdos
chocolate Scrrs de L Villamil y co. 1
cls metalioo Mariana Ramirez s. bultos
fnuebles Juan Palmer 100 medios SIS
azl1car A "a orden 1912 SIS maiz 4 cls
velas a cIs huevos4 Z jaulas gallinas /
bI mangoes.
De Arroyo y Ponce vap amer Was
CO.: Piza hermanos I45 nidos baules Is
cIs mercancias I7S planchas hierro /
atdo fejes 4 aldos laton 6 rollos Y 3
atados papsl "a SIS cafe mesas I silla
I fdo y s cls muebles 2 roperos 5 baules
papeles 10 cIs documentos cIs escrito
rio Bernardo Fernandez 26 cIs cigarri
los Baquero Gandara I cIs calzado
r Vela y co, c.s cigarrillos Cerecedo
hermanos v CO, 10 cls alcoholado Frei
ria Alfonso y CO. 1 CT calzado Barcelo y
co, IS SIS cafe A Ortega y co, 81 hilo
Rita Diaz I baul ropa A Cueto bau
les muestras BIS vidrio I CT cristales
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Por Barcelo y co:
a A Vicente y co, 500 cajitas arenques
ahumadas.
Por Latimer y Fernandez;
a Sores de L Villamil y co, y J Ochoa
y hmno 200 atdos arenques ahumadas.
Por Isidro A Sanchez:
a Riera hermanos Fernandez Gahran
y co, Freiria Alfonso y CO. Earcelo co,
" Liga de Detallistas 25 tercios bacalao.
vAPORES QUE Sc ESPERAN
Amer "Ponce"-De New York saIi6
el dia "a del cite con destino a este
puerto.
Amer "San Juan dfa "a del cite
salio de Nueva York (via New Orleans)
con destino a este puerto.
Cub maria Herrera" "-Procedente de
Habana escalas intermedias. llegara
4 este puerto del % al 80 del corriente.
Col amer "Tiller Baker"-Debe ha-
Der salido de New York e1 dia 6del
corriente con destino a este puerto
Esp "Berenguer el Grande" e"-Sali6
de Canarias el dia II del corriente para
este puerto, Mayaguez, Ponce, Habana,
Matanzas, Santiago de Cuba y Mama
milo.
Amer "Coamo" "-Saldra de este puer-
to el dta 27 del corriente mes, directa-
Hmente para el de New York. Dblcs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-05-26

Sc reunira el Congreso presidido por Ell
sefior Sagasta, para plantear la, crisis
ministerial, en- vista de Ia resolucion de-
fnitiva del sefior Sagasta de abandonar
la polftica activa f1ndandose en- mott,
vos de salud.
En- los cfrculos polfticos madrilehos Sc
nota animacion inusitada, con este mo-
two y Sc asegura que la reina llamo al
sefIor Sagasta para rogarle que CONT
nuara en- el poder a 10 que Sc nego ell
anciaho presidente del Gobierno.
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La paz en- Haiti
Ha podido evitarse la ruina
RaSgo de patriotismo

Sc. lico cablegrafico especial del Boletin Mercant
Nneva York. 1unes-La prensa de
esta capital publica detallados telegra.
mas references la agitacion politica
en- Haiti, que revelan TN satisfactoric
optimismo.
Aregdrase que Sc ha conjurado el
tenor de que esta lara una nueva que
IRA civil de caracter mas encarni2ado
queslas anteriores.
La actitud desinteresadamente noble
del nuevo presidente haitiano, que p:1.
b1ico TN manifesto diciendo que estaba
dispuesto a entregar la presidencia, an
tes de ser causa de una nueVa revolt.
cion, ha pesado en- el Amino general
determinando la solucion satisfactoria
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-05-26
la sa|ud de Sagasta
De Madrid a Malaga
La crises Sc aveeina

Nueva York, l1nes-Dicen de Madrid
que Ell sefior Sagasta ha experimentado
alguna mejorfa desde aver.
Ell Jefe del Gabinete espafiol, confor-
me a llo que va Sc habfa dicho de
acuerdo con la opinion de los medicos
que lie asisten, esta dispuesto a abando-
mar Ia polftica activa retirandose a la
vida privada
81 sefior Sagasta saldra para Anda-
lucia.
Creese que fjara su residencia, por
ahora, en- Malaga.
Los rumores de crisis circulados des-
de la renuncia de Canalejas, han adqui-
rido visos de certeza con la recaida del
del sefior Sagasta
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Opini6n dominante en- Paris
.CanaIejas presidente del Ministerio
Un gobierno democratico
Don Melquiades Alvarez
Un gobierno democratico
Don Melquiades Alvarez

Servicio cabegrafieo especial del Boletin Mercant
Nueva York, lunes.-La prensa de
Paris refriendose la crisis ministerial
del Gabinete Sagasta dice que la solu
cion que Sc impone es I'm Gobierno
esencialmente democratico - presidido
por ell sefior Canalejas.
Este eminente hcmbre p1blico tiene
muchas y arraigadas simpatfas en- el
pueblo espafIol y su presencia al frente
del gobierno habrfa de ser una garan
tia para la paz interior y para el tronc
de Alfonso XIII.
En- el case probable de que estos au
gurios 'tuviesen una confirmation inme
data, formara parte del gobierno don
Melquiades Alvarez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-05-26
ReYista CQme[cial
MOVIMIENTO MARITIME
ENTRADAS DE TRAVESIA

De lArecibo vap amer "Coano" a
The New York y Porto Rico S S CO.
con carga de transito.
De New Orleans vap amer "Arkadia
a The New York y Porto Rico S S co,
con carga que resenaremos mafIatfa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-05-26

Encuentrase 1nuy animada Ia juven-
tud de esta capital, para llevar adelan-
te la sociedad CT ;anizada hace dias,
baio la denomination de La Fra .erni.
dad.
Los iuiciadores del simpatico Centre
estan satisfechisimos al yer la 'acepta.
cion que ha tenido la idea