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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-09
RUSSIAN REPORTS CAUSE
OF ADVANCE IN WHEAT.
BCLLISH SENTIMENT PRE-.
Walls IN CORN.
Demand From Exporters
Strengthens Oats, and Provi.
sions Are Firm Through Day

Chicago. Nov. G-Russian news dom.
mated the whea; market to-day. Report.
strength in the price of wheat. the May
option closing with Q ret gain Of &c Corn
V up h4Asc. Oats show = gain Of iSU
ssc Provisions are up :,c TO lN.
WHEAT
The wheat market was strong the entire
day. Influenced by higher prices for wheat
At Liverpool che market here opened hrm
with May up &c TO sc. at SSasc 10 SS'sc.
The main cause Of tAe advance at the
EIfsh market % va: II. possibility Of
private dispatches from that country indi-
eating that ri0ting was .still In progress
In several localities.
Another fact Of hul!ish Significance was
. statement made by an English statisti-
can. who declares that n transfer Of the
chief center OF inter~f: In the grain trade
from Russia To America was imminent"
This Was generally taken 10 imply that
importing countries would have to look
outside Of Russia for supplies of wheat.
America. II was arguei. would naturally
nn.nt was later heightened by what was
called an official report Of last weeks
shipments Of grain from Russia.
According 10 these statistics. export. o!
than the amount given out last Monday.
In addition TO the Influence sxerted BY for
sign news. the market was affected by
sharp % advance a, Minnssp'lis .,;u whsss ,T
Throughout, the day there Was an urgent
general demand for wheat here. and. de.
spite liberal profit-takine In the Dec. op.
| tion. the market gained additional
strength.
For May the highest point % the day
was reached at S,;.c. Late In the day
some reaction occurred on profit-takins
hut the close Was strong. final quotations
| on May being a, SSsc.
Clearances Of wheat snd -four were
equal to ss..s" bu. Tn. worlds Visible
supply. as shown BY Bradstr.-ts. In.
creased 10000 bu. Primary receipts were
:.sia. 90 bu. compared with 2ll5."S bu. y
year ago. Minneapolis. Duluth and Chi
against 500 ears last week and ISIS ears i
year ago.
Strength Of wh.a at Was an influential fac
tor contributing To strong corn market
Renewal of an urgent shipping dema nd
helped 10 increase buliish sentiment. de-
mand was further augmented by fresh
complaints of damage by wet weather
Th. volume Of trading was large. The
market closed strong. with prices almost
n the highes; point OF the day. May
opened i.assc TO asai'-c higher at &c tG
47lsc. sold up to Is.c and closed at 4iI.c
Local receipts were 61 ears. with u ri
contract grade.
A firm tone prevailed In the oats mar.
kei. largely as result OF an improved de-.
| :nand from exporters. Strength ~ other
The market derived further strength from
the comparatively small local receipts. ar.
rivals to-day lsing 80 cars less than had
been estimated. The market closed strong
May opened a shade to isqSc higher al
S2'.c 20 3::asc. sold up Z" a?1sc. and closed
RANCE OF FUTURES.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-09
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

s IS. .15sl. Ts;; % Nas ss ss1 in ssa. MA
sncsTheat a"uf rrTa. s. isss 70. % "rSS 'I and a'" 10
arrive. Busk~hes5 steady. A'.qssc delivered
as ' .so. 't:y as. :':s :es;
iiImer. No rcd IS .ievs',r. and 40. : led
" snas, .G': 10 81 H5s,tis SSs;nsrn MSss RISss S.
b.. a.oat. There was suron& advanc- In
sss ana T.fs. s. on 1as s'snsr si. Rus.
san shipm.nts wee Egh''r than tbos" given
IN IN hy hs n.a.T n- Mar IsTAs SH.s. arm sa.. and &
s5:sc. corn E.c-!p'. IS S.s exports a -: .pos
s.n. NJ ais, g. ell .I.'.;or H and sa,.e .na.,
qu,e'. corn Was stronger with wheat. ana o., the
s4..ss s. s.af Si...S nd n,sns, Ma e:
70 /. ~, K; natural Whit. = 'a n:f Z he. PAS ss,S .
srrn. Hia.- s's.ds Ls.,h-G arm &osf .,s.ay' ..sr'
Western ....m.i s SO: % r.sn.a. T ,rr-sui.r sr :
c.l,,n.n: 81. :: 4 so r0': ber-iy .s.at,.
priia. Yellow ssss,4- rssro!.am .,s.a,' 90 "' re;
''s.ty M9;s':s nEm ,
sn":.s'i' h:;s Sss 81 ss''G:S 8" sSf,ss!S @ :t a:y
No. : Northern s'.c FloEr-Firs, psi.r,. IS
Ss.. I'D ..aoda s.':P. s..r! "s a sr:ain
:, IN isa... matt Nov; -wn,:k;,,Di".iI.r. fin
~ s.ass. s.. Sc:ts.f,, ssss.s' b:s' ::
:..ay. @ NS ' S. S. :ams.. 81 s.,s Corn h.ri:s ga
di%ani .i.;s SS %oy ~ Es e. .:;,". .,.:i \,
northern sss,c: No Northern N.ss: on track
N. No=th.In s'sc. No : SJ-:hern ssSr
De S'.o MAJ 80 osr-To s'r'Y. and
j. ~. I. sS9 - So !. s e. 81 .. Vi. s:,
ao crate s'.r oats r-m. No white 3oi. .
sss 81 8 j. :or suishsS sod.
'h!csk". Nov. E--',ash gs'saIons were az
.ai,.Ts. Flour f:rn.r wh.a;-%o .grins
~ , u.s. Na :xh.;. 5:rs-.c. y" ! Witt
SGS-C R~-So -. FarI.v-'.7s,. fee. f.s
s,9s<c: 'a:- TO chp.o- Mating sss.- ss.i.-
Prime -!iuo.ry I25. rfgVs-. rcrirs.t s.s.
si3 x PrOyIsio-.-Nss. I-0r. r~r No.! SIS,
.i.. ,l...~' :, IsI,.-;: .h"rt. cl-sr -is.- ,h1iJ
8 - u = NJ E.-Nv. l1s'. - hiS7 ~.nep =
Esn'a. 'TJ: Sov s.rh.a' nnch.ns.i 20
h.xss-. I-c 90. Nay ci.c cAsa Nc hs-i
s.rN-e ~ -. -. No TSo-<- ;.-
,.-t.. 7Sd--- No : Fst s0i-..S!c err ,fxr.r
Do a. MAJ <-Sr. cssh 10 nl!s.e 81 No
sae1s y, VIA. & 70 ,,e,s G.,:
.s-csac IE<y ssa:. .CE-s. ;i1.c-ty g., .sa
!. rha.~- pa rs.s 3 -[E@ = Re rs...r
ga Rr>.ip.--Nt.at !E % o1rn g. 1" os:.
, ssiT-sri."s-st 100" c-Ta :. 80
as = 50
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-09

N0srWo1anrOus NOPkeNo
cE.ss SEEDS Quot. r.r 70, III. r,m,,sy
t. 70 F. to, at nssa"s r" tsr "r'. sn.. +" - , .
-, ,'fE"nrM n CANE SEED NOnin,' q, 81 pet
ST",,k rrAs- Quot ~nrrr~or~,n CSC per ,u
NJ, = w - ~ ,:.,I2 ,n 49, FL. "T.,' gr'mS" nominal
ni.A"KEfE rENs quote a, 81 ouip for
h'siT q IS. psr f ~ H." l.. """" 70 '"" ''
enr s,. .ad 'stS q or .s.r - IT,. Sa 70"
DRIED FRttrS Qu"'- tpp'-s o. Sun arisd
!" ~ fancy Har.' Guar,s,s a, 4, TIE !" se. .hoi.
a. ic 70 i,sc; p"'tlnHs a, ~ 90 lSc r.ache.
if,.s i..s dried at = to &c All """'reA'n''''' s""'
BEANS NM .rrss Quote on ,.a.,. ,rora
lots On + ,rt hsid =, 81 .iei \, a",ah ,...
new I" ., -, o!i =, ~ 10. srlit pea. 81, Black.
,S.. pee; s.us 2, r;r n Lima hssns Sc: lev.
.s s'i sS,,a,rr 1'1 !. A,in. ;n nrsr' asc "h
amber cnIo- iIvlsc: in,-rior. brotsn isrh .,r
~ a. in car. :. 'u." ,.I,s",n, Ts". IN p, ts'.
s~si,.' y" '''
Moss Quote, p.f II. 9ray rriI.i iYui.c
XX iSss n,iS I'LL XSy .gs" a hiSs 's,Tr ;,
s.asToR oiI."ln 1t. or ~ ,,,. or ,r.r a..
" ,,rr n. 10 s,,n,:;.. ~, y. AMI ~ ,r c =" lin bis
C"1rrNs',p" "c,.,. IN o,a.,a ~, mama, 4.
ny.r. Lard ,ss HG 'or wooa hound u 800
s,T. '%"h '',T s,. - ~. '"r .,sh, boz krsn'
cat a .. 80 - 80, ~
y -, ,,c, a, s., ,n,,., ho,, y. ss -.
s,.P ,hP ,n' .""p 40 ~ etsr'
.,t ~ .. rn. r"n
q; CnfrrH (, ~ eG.E q. ~, Tr y,..
,,., ". s,t,r,,.4 80. re- ~, y" "
''I ''ITf,,Tfi,ts ,,- iii my, I'm, ,.. .,r.s r ~,
e.. -, q, 49,. =. - - ~ s"s
50 a., .,'su ~ -, - - I,,uu" 10y u"
AZ, s-',ll " ,-s.'X w
? -. IW -. -, .,,.T sssS
,.,,. m. 'vh,,. 60. 80 ,..,, anu OF
,ry,f,... 's7' s''N
pn,ra I,,~,. =, 4. .sps a o., .,-
.xI,,. -. .,.,p' -, ~" "rske
,.,- ., ,,,,.i I'D, .I,,rs, -, - - ou,,
,i.I ia . is., ..,l ~. o., ,,,,,, sa, s0.'
y, ., ',.r. 81, - 80 ~ So ~ a bssfh
go. 49,, - -, :" 80 10
I, tI,.s,x .,..,,,,. I.,t ., -, ..,,'
- -'.ris- s-,,,I = ni,~s 80, w. WIN
pt I.1yykS LJuT,. ,,ir,. - - -. 81
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-09

.r., .1.sic ..s.,a. s. ;;,9:t faS ''!l go, -.
r:".y % ''se s: '-sSSa sSi to i i.il .s!; ssan
ss.sr.rs ns + ~ ID more nor, i .'nari sy '
e: dsi,.. M. \ A ne long tSrus
-, p,ie's Is,,g iL-itH'ks. .soir- i',U e..
u .rcJad ggs!.'y F5.o".
E>:Gs-T:~c-iv.f 80 c.'s. in>.l ati ..
rue. soy.'a.as sIs:i,s s:isp.rs rs1si .'.nl
sH loss Gvsr ane d.,.n . 'h- ta.. Curf.n;
r.~.;t', gs.-' lnelgt-i. .sLc. In sotblas va.
ts.I-s. rNs'ss sr't'. 's's. --.adsvl -. and
I.ivE pOyLrI1-u'e chi-E.7s Fowl. -.
c..',.,' .I.s. 1Sr.. ;.'.;s,. "a $40 .'rn,
s'.i'-a - 60. =. -. S-s -, . r'ans sahs.
10 suT!ns s..rs.s. ~ fBgE.1.
sld ,r yogrS .;C tVcls !5-r TsT-s,'ns ysi..s
g, syss'. Choi-s s'5-s eHij. ssiis. ssI'.s ass.
SNNE e~.s'. rsss,. 81 q rsr .1- p.
SRA ., 2. % < .A..
"E1Ls-ST s.c- '.t ~ 80 - ~ s.avy "a
& 'sT ..si h.t.tl-. ta'h sd .trs.i .Sssr
sns,s IS.. ~. .; ;s, 4 III -, 'H4 Cd '.''
s,.EF-pn o-a.-s 10, Plat. - .. roiI ., @
ra,:0;, N.I..; - - -, H,.-' s. n'l.s -, 70 .
= ,s1s %. ~ sns "a
Fr11 Lsos.::n.'. az, *. ,,..,,Ss, S .-s ;i,'i =;
rrssn G srir crTs-ns. r.r n yo =.
z: So .a ile y, q ~ = L.e.r., ss. y
:. .f:E ? s:s.A!.rr6 Ts Ss g. :.
8 e &c "a; Ir;.,rr r.a,,,,r.r 's *', 81
FsEsn G.n :ss5;. s..<. s... :, II s-r
e.sse:s = -, -.i'., p = =, hfs.
=. s.ILs..A. a:..~i y. sas.ie.i.r.. :...:
~. asss ss>S~s ~. nseIss er.ss.s 3se.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-09
FAIRLY ACTIVE DEMAND
FOR LOCAL SECURITIES.
PRICES GENERALLY WELL
MAINTAINED.
fractions Strong and Good In
qniry for Issues in Miscella-
ncOus List.

Trading was rather active in yesterdays
session of tn. ~. Louis Stock Exchange.
There was = good demand for traction is
sues. and IN" miscellaneous list received
more attention than has been the case for
several days. Prices were generally we'll
maintained. and in several Instances aJ-
vanrea We're made
United Railways preferred was strong
sales being made at 81. The common
stock sold At -. =. ana two 81 90 I per
cent bonds brought 81 Sc. St. Louis
Mon Trust was the only issue In the
banking and trust COMPANY group. with
the exception Of Title Guaranty which on
tered the saies list. A small lot OF that
stork s0ld st SzSS
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-09

PORK. = n. B.2a5;- s'a=ss-d rs..s "a .
,sbb.-s v<y a. Sc =
l.sRl.-C.-ic. sen % y s:s eIa.s. NJ,
GprFS HsX- 81. "a 10y,
Z ID H-Es-IEss- a. = a. az 80 ia. a,
a. 90 az ss IL. -! -. o. A,...s
hsn~-!s AT 1sa-rr za4 .-S-s. a; 80 "a :
:S-r4ss B.Ss-s Ssv lo-s ss-lIlt.rs ,'ngI.-
av, .. s,.- E.iIss-ssss. a. lt,- lev, A.
ia. u ., les. tsE. az ~ rra-n ~.
S,5-s SCI Hsn.s o. ~ Tor run os-so,.ss
- .l-s a; q . u. s-Hrctrg g. sE.raxs a.
I.1-a.,s .; ~ S.v Go:s ssosi..-. .; o.
L AEAT~To sr-Ir-. 90. cJr.f ms
-s1-al! naal--Ty. 81 a; --.l,~ arI - a.
..-r -. e. % ss-sy roges -s-+b.
.s ? : EI-. ip;s - srnaH f1ssirs 80
r.rs.t E,;Ta ..sE., .; :. -rt. .sor;
"a; hscss sss. sahara hssss ~ o.ssrs
stsNS-r,i -,.s.s 4. Q y.s,.. -,
-s1x. Br-Asfa.' cscun from :lr rSr s.,,y
"a ~ f-r rE1ic. hG,t. han. a. ~ 10 f.a.I
Czf.or-tas .; Tss,c S.- Yen sNsS., t.-, a.
~ Pas .-n1<.s tss Srs ~ . sraI tg,.srn.
way rsrsrs Es'ra -ao-'s e. ~ r'r;h. .. ca
.~.arr cl.sf e~ilee S.slssr tEs... 80 "a.
ha-s. 81 ~ .,.E3 3sfs .Acss ~ IE-sfi, ,
car " - - koss Cr'rs RE .ris "a o |.
I,>sis-s rAs-s~d sgSs- oa SrSe-s
Of.Er sTEAEiSS-S,ofs ~ .'s-
TAL->Dw-Qx.e cErrerf rasSs st,s ?, a.
s,,ciiT s.t.. a0-'. Ne 81 ,.s- Psss.rs'
GREssE-Sss..: rB-o.. =. ,.B.. SO
~. sas.. 81 sss crtinsry 80 y s- shcsrs
ssek~-s- sa>s Rs~~r fo3asr yeiios tsOs$r
ssi,s 49, snssss!y.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-09

ksp.d H.sas rsyissd i.s torn si,es Neoday.
Se. rsiaSs:a TO As a sS. clos cSicss.
o6 to S:S. and eiossne II <.4- American Can
tssves .ere heavy. The commoe stock dscl:nei
from io,S 20 10. Can peeferred declined from
So,s TO o. eiosinG At seh- International Salt.
under pool manipulaison. worted Up iron -.
Consolidated Copper closed easier at -.
standard Oil. on moderately large sales for
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-09
WHEAT CLOSES SHARPLY
HIGHER IN LOCAL MARKET.
RANGE WIDE AND TRADING
QUITE BRISK.
Foreign Atlvi"cs Generally Bull
ish and Good support in 9th.
rr Domestic CcntrrS.

Whcs, ruled sharply higher In ycs;cr-
days local grain market. The rams" WAS
wide and trading active and of general
nature. Foreign advic-s oil favored the
buying side. and domestic markets w"r"
all higher. The Russian shipment, ilruf-.
were reduced from ts1."Or tn. tn ..SN.Ns'
bu.. and Bradst'"','s incrsass' was only
-, ,,W,sS bu.. against S,sSs.. las' year.
The big bull Interest In Chicago becam"
even morc buliish. AMI was u good buyer.
This fact made shorts exceedingly nervous
and there WAS general disposition {" has
Dec. wheat opened irc higher. ranged
lisc higher.
Corn followed the lead of wheat and al
vanccd sharply. though tn" trading Was
not particularly heavy. and no market
feature developed to turn tn" It'd" on" way
or tn. other. A better foreign demand dc
cidcd disposition to hold their corn for
h!aher prices The cash demand WAS
strong with price. frac,ionally higher.
Dec. corn opened 'sn.c higher, rang vi
Receipts OF wheat AT ~. Louis w"r"
i5. Ia bu. Of which i.3,s sks. and = ears
wer. local and cars through. against
1l5. ls& bu.. "f which I.lst SKIS. and li9 cars
were local and ears through. for iw"
days year ago.
Receipts OF wheat Al primary points
wcr" i.us.sss hu. asains, :.l,r?.." bu -
ssaT ssains sss s 5 sP'"!s e" TIr & .
were Si5 ears. against SIi ears u week a4o.
l.ss: cars a year aHo and 81 ears Nv" years
ego. Chicago received s9s. .fn bu. and Kan
SIS city received l65.UOO bu.
Receipts III corn NJ 81 Louis were 1854
hu-. of which 80 SKIS. and ~ cars wer" To-
cal and s cars through. agains; ~. ~s' bu. .
Of which SN SKIS and Is ears v"r" local
and !. ears through. for iw" days n year
aRo.
Receipts Of corr at primary points wcr"
1.f0A. 60 bu. against &W.0sH bu. year ago.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-09
PROVISIONS

Not twithstandin9 a decline Of l0c In the
was firm the entire session. Demand for
pork Was good. Lard also was in fair de
mand. Strength of grain had sore effect
At the close May pork WAS up Ioc at Sl2N5.
Lard was up 2L.dd5c at So 1901. Ribs were
.i.c higher at s. 71,-dSS6
Estimated receipts for tomorrow
Wheat. In cars: corn. rs: oats. l?s: hogs.
.. ISL head
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-09

New York. Nov. a-Cnited States Govern
nent bonds closed steady. The wsakness IN
ssocks had but Estle influence on the general
bond market, The futures included japanese
els. American Tobacco issues. Rock Island col
bash Be
CSIIEp STATES GOVERNMENT aoSns
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-09
~ oOl.
New Vosk Wooey Wsvke,

NeW NOsk N0oey Market.
Nee fc-s, Nov s-No,>y call s.-r-c
a.: sSns-s 60 9sr cot; !ss- b.. ,-r
cSr' CSes~t o, - ;se --r- rfrs -s1n>v S--r
eXtg srt str~sT cas- SsSs - ser- 81.
sr-.ss ssr cert P-1=a> r~-TsrrIjs pay-- 20
o. - e.n- SsS;.aG sSrh<-x- s.~a.y v+,.
sc-s,i tzs.-sss r. aars~-~- ssils a ss<- % ere
so- :e-a.s ara ASDs<5< srls rsr s.r-y Ia
ht.s. srs.ss ,a.-s az s.ss st-; er--.-c3si
ei'is cS6AEb A1icss scIla-s o. Ger
srr-srt s.t -l.,-as: s--ts s'ss1r
1Pe0s0sS Ss0seoe0s.
UsSsl-G->-- Xcv. s-ASsisssis cs.s Nsa-cs
fS "a "a e-<t rosa a.. s.IIlox ~ Q. 81
6csc rs-:lsrsfss G. q: ~
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-09

ksE' FL - ~ AL
.rcr NJ sbae-sf Of SVs go 80. N- I Nc-t-
s.sr.-- 80 A-eearrss -~e 50 ss--
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-09
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT b.

STOCK EXCHANGE BOND TRANSACTIONS.
s.NO United states =. coupon. 1876 lBk
loAD unied states -. registered lsS .... LIZA
lc.6e cni;ei states - registered ia37S
l'.ef5 Va DID. g. Brown Bros 4 Co. ctfs. i.S
Sales Of foreign bonds were follows:
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-09

FEFI pi-tf- >F 3. M
>es Yea M, s-T>.-. ss -zrE reg
zlar-.s 8 ies c-g-~> g cr--es ,s~ eE-e
-xrse. a.. sr-~-sl 1s.< -~-s;~z-y ~
ssr.Ss - ssassis A.. cih,zes skaOSS. s.<-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-09

Al aIs.. frJ.rr-i TT rrs'sst ~assii BE- p,,s-
'sstes sas-s; dsnsE~ ~. gf~ee sss,sis -
th0rv1ssis s-Ifst vita ssi' -hils ire er, snaylA
t- S.ayeris tat.os~i
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-09

New York. Nov. s-FollnN Ing are the rps.-
Ing. highest. lover; and c!os.ng quotations for
stocks on the Stock Exchange. with the amount
81 sales:
Sales Open High Low Close.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-09

Na0t0R ssseAs ~ New York.
~ w. Nv s-s-~.s sSo,sfa-s .S-s.,
-izs-s s---ss S~-s .1.ic0p
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-09
CAVears shock Market,

Total NI.s a - S.l aGAils; S2fIs 90 Mon
dss. y 49, 80 week ago and C<sspp q YEA
az
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-09

rsa sc.,. s-,cs 80 r~-f. -. sss-. ss.,
r.t r~ut
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-09
OsoessSe EsrAs0xe

F.-r.~s ~ Hhi-sS-- q IL. "a,
ssrA Ne ts y Fs-r-n stree
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-19
Una reliquia menos

Dicen de Austin. Texas, que el fe-
rrocarril de Rio Grande. entire Funta
Isabel y Brownsville, orillando la cos
ia de Texas. ma sido comprado y
amalgamado 4 una compafi1a ameri
cana. Ell ferrocarril veudido fue
construfdo por capitalists espaholes
hace muchos af1os y era ell 1nico en-
los Estados Unidos regenteado la
|espaflola. todo ell material comprad do
en- Espaha, Ell personal traldo de Es-
pafia, y los libros llevados en- este :
llano.
Era, len suma, un ferrocarril espa-
fiol en- todo y por todo, dicen con al
guna sorna los cronistas Empero
aunque sus trenes quiza no llevasen la
velocidad que los del New York Cen
trail del Pennsylvania, no hay elem
plo de que uno solo dejase de llegsr a
su destino 4 la hora marcada. Nj
habfa descarrilamieutos, nj derrumbes
de puentes 6 terraplenes, nj maquinis-
tas con mas 'vapor' que las calderas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-19
Buena nOtiCia

En- el antique y muy acreditado es-
tablecimiento Bazar de ropa hecha y
Sastreria de R. Monies, Sc acaba de
recibir un immense surtido de CAST
mires ingleses y franceses, los que
ofrece 4 III numerosa clientela y al
p1blico en- general.
En- ropa hecha tambien hay un ex-
tense surtido de elegantes trajes, los
que Sc detallan desde So a $I4. Cuen-
ia tambieu Ell Bazar con un surtido de
abrigos para caballeros y nif1os, propios
para viajes. gorras, camisas, cuellos,
puf1os, tirantes, cinturones. ligas, cal
zoncilllos, corbatas, medias, y muchos
mas art1culos del ramo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-19
La SaStreria de mOda

En- Ell acreditado establecimiento de
SASTRERIA de Don Gerardo Meri-
no, Sc acaba de recibir un surtido
excelente de casimires franceses, in
gleses. lanillas, franelas de Ultima
novedad para la estacion del Lalor,
driles mallorquines y cataIanes y cha
lecos alta novedad y de dolores varia-
d1simos.
Fin telas para forros y etc., hay tam
bien un surtido extraordinario.
La prontitud, Ell esmero en- la cor
feccion y el corte elegante que es Ell
distintivo de este establecimiento de
SASTRERIA. le han conquistadc Ell
envidiable credito de que goza. real
zado ahora por las grandes lmporta
clones de telas acabadas de recibir.
Sc hacen trajes ala medida, desde
S 1900 hasta $4,000.
Una vista al ests blecimiento, es la
mejor manera de convencerse.
Fortaleza 10, frente al BoLET1N.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-19
sin -ha Der pa1;tido.

sin ha Der paftido. =
Vale mas asi.
LuciaLa lanzo una carcajada
nerviosa y dijo:
Sc ha quedado solo en- el
coche por no haber tenido ITEM
po de bajar. De seguro no ha-
bra comprendido 10 que me pa
saba. Ahora estara cerca de
Amiens, iQue cara habra pues-
to el infeliz! acknowledgements.
no tardara en- aprovechar su BIZ
llete de vuelta
Paul Ginisty.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-19
UN a, APT.O
(Conclnsi0nl

mG Nud tCl-HuCA IL uClcu uo hes oeA
frido en- estos ultimos tiempos
algunas decepciones2
-lLuciana?
M. Auger Sc qued6 estupefac-
to al OR semejante pregunta
Rehexiono TN instante, contem-
plando todavia el broche que te'
MIA en- las manos. y con una
certeza ridicula y conmovedora,
contesto:
No, sefora. LIE consta que
la amo y es muy dichosa.
-iAh, ciego!-penso madame
Chatel, desesperada al ver que
no le era possible despertar una
sospecha en- el alma de aquel
hombre.
Sin embargo. ..-murmuro,
resuelta a apelar a una determ1
nacion extrema.
M. Anger habia recobrado. su
calma habitual y busca oa TN
precioso candado 6gurando un
reloj.
Para abrirlo es precise
poner ei minutero en- una bora
deter minada I'VE usted? Ell Sc
creto es admirable
Susana Chatel no podia doml'
mar sl impaciencia. Habia CEN
surado anteriormente a Lucia
ma y ahora casi le data la ra-
zon. Tai vez habia obrado bien
al alejarse de aquel ambiente
mortal para un corazon 1mpe-
tuosc, de aquella atmosfera Pc
sada, donde no habia sitio para
ninguna emocion.
V1endo Susana que sus tenta-
twas eran inutiles, leVantose de
pronto, sc acerco a M. Anger y,
cogiendole las manos, lie dijo re-
sueltamente:
-PuestO que no qu1ere usted
comprenderme, me veO en- la
precision de hablar con toda ella.
ridad, Luciano 80.
En- aquel momento Sc oyo So
mar el timbre de la puerta. Ma
dame Chatel Sc interrumpio.
Un segundo despues Sc estreme'
clio de pies a cabeza al yer en-
.'trar a Luciano.
-iComo has venido tan tarde?
lie pregunto M. Anger.
Me he entretenido en- las
tiendas-contesto Luciano, afec.
tando gran ind1ferencia,
s. Bueno.... bueno!-excla
mo NJ. Auger, cerrando con la
We su famosa vitrina.--Mientras
te esperaba, estaba en- compaflia
de tu eXcelente amiga.
Luciano sc ha abia arrojado el
cuello dc Susana, y la habia Le
sado febrilmente.
-Dejanos solas un instan.
te-dijo a su marido
M. Anger Sc inclino pasiva-
mente, saludo a madame Cha
tel, y abandono la sala:
Has llegado a punto, hija
mia, en- el precise momento en-
que iba a anunciar brutalmente
ell drama. Pero, ;que ha pasa-
do? Te creia va muy lejos.
Gracias a Dios, no he llegado a
cumplir tn encargo.
-jQue cosas tan raras tiene
la vida!-exclamo Luciana.-A
las dos todo estaba resuelto. A
las tres. me esperaba Luis en- la
estacion' mo echas NADIA de me-
nos?-le pregunte.-Mira que te
confio mi existencia.-Puedes
estar tranquila-me contesto-
Subimos al tren. que iba a par
tir a los pocos instantes. Ur
empleado vino a taladrar los bi
lletes. Al ir a entregarselos, .
causa de un movimiento que hi
ce para alejarme de el, Luis los
dej6 caer al suelo. Tuve el Ca
pricho de recogerlos y de mi
rarlos. iAh, Susana! Yo habis
hecho juramentos eternos J
Luis habia sido mas prudente
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-19
S. A. LUZ ELECTRICA
Servcio de da noche. Corente connua baja tension
mo HAY PELIGRO!


noore
Neneex emaer
mi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-12

during respect and affection of the whole
people Gen. Curtis made acknoWledg-
ment of the compliments paid him and the
meeting was adjourned. The visitors and
Manassas people then hurried back to
town in order to get ready for the recep-
ton at the Portner place, which began at
6 o'clock.
The visitors declare that the visit OF the
society to Manassas is the most remark
able visit ever paid by the organization.
The entertainment furnished them was the
best they ever had, and the program pre-
pared by the citizens was not only carried
out to the letter, but was carried out IN
such a manner as to leave no doubt In the
r,;nds of the visitors as to the genuine
good feeling of all concerned. Every mouse
in the town was thrown open, ana men
and women Wed with each other to make
the visitors as comfortable as possloie,
Gen. King told Mr.. Round and Judge Nlco,
that the meeting was the most successtu'
and ENJOYABLE in the history of the society
and that it would live in the memories OF
all who were present as a memorable oc-
casion The visit of the veterans closed
with the reception last night. A F. +.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-12
Supply of War Material.

A conference was held at the War De-
nartment yesterday between Secretary
Taft Secretary Morton. the chief ordnance
officers of the War and Navy Departments,
President McIlvaine of the Bethlehem Steel
Company and Messrs. Johnson and Meigs
of that company. TO develop the possibility
of the supplying of war materials to the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-12
ITEMS OXfOrds,
$500 Value, sos.

One lot Of mems guaranteed
high-grade patent colt Dress
Oxfords, in twenty distinct
styles and lasts some are all
over patent colt; some with
dull kid inlay; some with OBJ
long eyelets; blucher and lace
cut; regular and military heel !;
all the latest innovations that
tend to style.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-12
Boys DOuble-breasted
Norfolk and Blue Serge
Suits, $500.

All wool, fast color, Italian
lined, silk sewed; lined trou-
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folks are double breasted and
have knickerbocker trousers.
This is a decided special,
thoroughly guaranteed. Sizes
~ years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-12

One lot that we are selling
special for this Saturday OF
black and tan and patent colt,
in lace and blucher cuts; made
up in the newest, smarteSt
shapes, in all sizes. These we
guarantee in every particular.
If they do not give the salts
faction you expected, we vii!
replace them with a new pair,
even though they are reduced
in price.