Clean rice steady; sales 65 Honduran
at 5Vic: 817 Japan at 4>«.c; 4.142 blue i
rose at 4@4?«c; 1 31^Cfirollna at 4 74 6**c;
468 second heads nt 3@3%c; 137 screen- j
tngs at Hi @>2 1-lCc; 260 bags brewers j
rice at l%c; 150 Fortuna at 6*Ac; re- :
ceipts 5.460 pockets.
Bran and polish unchanged.
RAW SILK
NEW YORK. Dec. 19.—Raw silk dull,
prices per pound: Kansai double extra
cracks. $7.95@9.05; Kansai best. No. 1,
$7,70 @7.80; Hhlnshu No. 1, 8 7.60 @ 7.70;
Canton extras A. 14-16. |7.70<8> 7.80 ; ,
Shanghai China steam HI, gold double
deer, $8.80@9.
FOREIGN MONET
NEW YORK. Dec. 19.—Bar sliver, <4\o;
Mexican dollars, 49%c.
FLOUR MARKET
MINNEAPOLIS. Minn.. Dec. 19.—Flouj
unchanged; shipments 40,119 barrels.
Bran. »26.50027.
HORSES AND MULES
EAST ST. LOUIS, 111.. Dec. 19.—Harass
and mules steady; quotations unchanged.
BATTLE FOR CITY
Believed Fate Of Revolution
Will Be Decided Before
San Marcos
MEXICO CITY, Dec. 19.—(Via La
redo. By Associated Press.)—The j
fate of the revolution is being de- ;
cided upon the battlefield of San
Marcos where, according to official i
statements. federal troops yunder |
General Eugenio Martinez engaged
with the greatest force that the De ;
Da Huertista rebellion has been able
to muster, under the command of J
General Pedro Gonzales.
General Guadalupe Sanchez, from
Vera Cruz and President Obregon. 1
from Mexico City, have taken gen- :
eral command of the operations of j
the opposing armies.
Wireless messages exchanged be
tween Sanchez and various rebel*col- ,
umn commanders, which were inter
cepted at Chapultepec station, indi
cated that Adolfo De Da lluerta was!
making a desperate effort to re
capture San Marco», which General
Martinez occupied, virtually without
opposition Monday morning, al
though toward evening the revolu
tionary counter offensive had be
gun.
