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se,ycIsco STOCK REPORT
SAN FnAsc,sco. october IS.

SAN FpAscisco. October 2S.
MORNING SALES.
ll ,o 6 Mshn 4 Sc SEX 51h 52's sis
ies0 Spnid 4 Curry-ls lsis 1914
sso Confdence-22 28
~ Belcher--l9A lah II
100 Kentuck-l4
su Alphs-ls$
400 Empire Miil-5z
an imperi,l-l0s l0& 10.
OK Hale 4 Norcross-40 syn
oas crown Point-26S q
S SsS ShoI,ar Potosi-T2 Il 20 TON
20! 20 Rest Beicher-4s 49b5 4sS 40 4ss4sSo tSs
a9kb30 49b5
Iso sayage-83 IS 81
100 Yellow Jscket-So
iOo Con virginia-3l5 3l1 320 81 oio
,6i5 California-63 6Sb3 63S 6Ss
900 Sierra Nevads-l4
laos Union Con-99S
o0s Justice-32 3lh 81
an oyerman-52 5lh 5ltbo
Gas Exchequer-l5s lopo 10
o5O BuIlion-54a 56h
$50 Lady Bryan-lS
1855 Julia-l2h l2a IL las
40 Caledonia-ls lsh
1870 Baltimore Con-2's
las Silver Hill-tn
% Eclipse-o
a70N Y Con--2's 24
20 Occidental 80
$50 Phil Sheridan-lia
1865 woodville-2s
AFTERNOON SALES
100 North Carson-35c
400 Cosmopolitan-32hc SOC
68O Leviathan-lA LIS rs lie
$50 Andes--3k So
100 Original G FL Quartz?
10 Mides-4A
$50 Wells Fargo-35c
100 Illinois Central-h
500 Gila-2M
so Mint-A
GOO Kossuth--3A ~ So
son Belle-30
100 Hussey-lA
$50 Mansfield-A
900 Advances
30 Golden Chariot-ls
200 Ida .Elmore-A
IT'S South Chariot-A
90 Empire (Idaho,-a
500 Jefferson-4A
100 Gili-2S
90 Belmont-1h
800 K K Cons
90 Rye Patch-h
76O Leopard-10h 1917
so Meadow valley-3k
1876 Raymond Il Ely-N 26n
100 Eureka Con-l4h l4A IA
100 AmaZon-1
200 Morning STAR
80 Florida-3H
490 Justice-3l
1885 Julia--l4 13x 14% Is
$40 Seq Belcher-7677 17s9o
100 Savage-S3 81
1855 Best 4 Belcher-49A 49k 49A 90 50b5
1875 Ophir-52H Sax 50 524 52H 52S 53b30
545 California-6}A 63h 63's
I45 Crown Point-27 27h
1859 Con virginia-320 3lS 3l9 320b5 3l7i5
800 Overman--52 52h
1875 Confidence--22 223S %
445 Mexican-20h 20A
2G5 Gould Il Curry-20 20b5 19&
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The Washington Star makes the an
nouncement that there is not single
vacancy in any office in the Treasury
Department, and concludes by stating
for the benefit Of applicants for office
that 1.-THE death rate among the public
employees is exceedingly light, and the
voluntary REIMBURSEMENT of public
trust is something which occasions as
much surprise among office-holders ss
does the transit of Venus among scien-
lists"
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For some time private attempts have
been going on to put ex-Queen Isabella
on the Spanish throne, and set down her
son Alphonso; but, like all other kingly
schemes in that unhappy country, this
too has proved abortive. Don Carlos, the
insurgent leader, refusing the proffering
conditions.
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Ano ~ r scc ~ n;,~ctors. rnsds on the four.
o. sne n Se.hs Az II September. 1875. - many
share. q ssei e sch .'ss y nay ,S p
necesssEy. 49, ~ John Middleton b Bon. No. $40
tso,nsrv meet, San Francisco, California
NO MnsE~sssy. tIse oh aay 81 November.
~ ss1s ~ the hour Of oD4. o'clock r. ~. Of naid
scsssther with costs Of advestising snd expsnses
:" 80 WI. WIl.Lle. aaessAssy.
Omce--Tocm No. II HaywsEa's D1il111Gx Io.
az california stzsst 11 rnneaeeos onla
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BY ELEGR APH!

SPECIAL TO THE pIoCHE DAILY RECORD
BY WESTERN UNION LINE.
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Local INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
ARRIVALS.
" II Shuar r Slewell
Thos B Langley G + Holland
Mrs Z A Holland A J Barnes
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DELINQUENT SALES.

Newark Miniag Company. - Lo-
cation Of principal place Of business, San
Francisco, California; location Of works. Ely
District, Lincoln County, Nevada. - Notice
There 10 delinquent upon the following deS'
cribed stock, on accoant of assessment mo- ~
levied on the fourteenth day Of September, ls'o:
the several amounts SGT opposite the names "
the respective shareholders, as follows
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Brotkers:-Your Executive Commtte respect
fully represent that at q meeting held Aav 70.
1874 to take into consideration sach action rs
was deemed necessary for the ASSURANCE, of
your interests the meeting having been called
together bv the chair, il was
Resolred, sThat. whereas our late worthy
brother W. II. Harrington, having departed
this life on the I,th OF May, inst. i becomes our
dnty 10 appoint "a worthy iepre sentative to serve
yon in his place aud. after due deiibefaiiou had,
ID was unanimously resolved that the business
of The Oranges is placed under the management
of our worthy Brother N. d. Netmore. with
The same arrangements Ms were in force during
the agency Of onr worthy deceased Brother w
~. Harrington.
Brother Wefmore enters upon his duties well
known to the community as q gentlemen of in
tevsiy, intelligence and large business expert.
.nce He gives ample, good and solvent secu-
rity bonds against all possible loss. TO iuas
guard ihs interests + those who trust their hnsi
ness TO his charge We him to ravoi
able consideration of the Executive Committees
Of the state Oranges of Mississippi. Tennessee
| Alabama, Arksnsas and other States, aud 10 Pst'
rons generally.
A g. CARrER. Chairman
VI Ms n AK risss' couuiu.s
' H. W. L. LEws) sepls-4n
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~ Mafsta Ltka col en- the tthsf sdH ~
mnf am fRaa4 ding from SIT HiVef r.
BID fftkH ihelaIlf y th8 ! tbds sfTtfsf ~
Watsfe N Iaffg Mmtn fakn together
sitH fts hstdhas. imrf0gemehts Sc
tfid. BdtF4 ~ arbinefY, Esginfs sind
I htfufaa thereon aHd tbt y a. attached With
tqa Nuts, Cars Sc. th futo helnt Rinp,
II ~ an Logs. L1mbar. Wood ~ "lhef
articles he'0IRitg N The uhderigned H.
| and abt ~ said Mdt ~ shicb mas BE- pur
/ chased by ~ her after ~ith the funds sd
sabead ~ hers Ia above act forth or atfb
funds arising irtm sae ~ Bamber from
/ the Logs hereto conveyed. Also that
other tract Of Land sitnated ia snid cnnn.
~ u ] ok On the North VI ie 81 ID 4
River. bounded on QUE side nv Dog ltiv.
or. 90 another nv the lands formerly be-
loh ping 10 ", baFneft. on aoother side
! bv jew Morton J. Ike aud on the other
siie by nd4 pow or formerly t'eloDpi q
Ia William = 4 r. Als1 euother tract d
| Loud "a snid county nf Jacksou and Stat,
~ NJ is.iseippi, bound d on the Etst hS
Jerry Morton Like, on the soutn 10y
and4 bought ny w. @ ID gRs u Go. from
the Estate of Thomas Rhodes end by SAID
Dogs conveyed IA the nud r%sian,d, on
tue Wet Ivy ID < Rtvrr AID on the North
Ivy laudq furntry belonging to W. {.
Digs Il o., aud hy j III Mclnnis
trustee conveyed to the undersign d nd
herein before fully described M The 81"
Mil tract %lnclndlng tue land covered Ivy
waters of j rry Marion l. Ike aud ID z
River which property be pugs to tn" par
Gel OF land herei1 aud herr by conveyed
Also another trpct of | nd situated iu SAID
comfy aud state, bound d NJ / ows 10
wit Commencing at n stake ON the
West bauk of Dog ! vrr tn-nca aloug
the bank of sad River Ia "A Mortimer di-
rrction one hundred and forty yards or
two nefeS, thence at night angles with
said River in a Westerly direc lou SEVENTY
yards, thence at right angles with tue
last liue III & ~southerly direction one
hundred aud forty ynrls, thence in right
in2tts With last liuo il an East"rlS di-
rectIln to the place OF b ginning and
m re p~articularlv described rs + low9
bonu2ra on the North aud W ST by lands
belongi, & 10 ". Denny aud j. M. McIn-
mis-, on tue south by the lands Of w. j.
Langley, and on the f .st by ID g r yer,
co tanning two acre more or less winch
AZ before stated Tue ndts tue steam sa"
Mill, buildings, improvements, boilers.
engines, machinery aud fixtures in and
about said Mil. T-re,s cash. Tue un-
dersigued will convey sueh title only as l.
vested in HIM by said mortgage.
9Hos. G. CLARK,
Dc 9th, 1871 Mortgaaee.
decl3-4t
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iHE LIFE OF COPELAND DR.. Pitts
iee author and proprietor of this work
writes ns-"You have the exclusive
Agency in Jackson Comfy. No one can
Obtain the work from me at any price IN
hccalltirs where / Save an agrni;-Ag~nts'
lights III this respect must, and will be
~ me protected"
The work is expected. nov to be issued
every day. 1t will contain go pages,
"nisidc of Illustrations IL will contain,
writes DIR, Pitts-"Qniie a lengthy com-
mhhlcation frum q gentleman in your
county, concerning n member of the
copeland Clan, tia will be read with
mich interest-and hy the way i. a val
napie documenr-wrsIten in iorcible
language and elesaDce Of style.
Send IN yoar orders Your Dames) thai
we may know how many TO order for this
County.
Price s1.50-to be paid when you gel
ne book from ". Address SrAR office,
Scranton.
The above books have arrived.
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FLoRETTA GRANGE at Moss Point
will meet hereafter regularly every
Wednesday, two weeks, until further
notice. commencing Wednesday
January 9th, at the Halt (.Nasonlc
HalD.
Applications for membership will
be considered at the next, first, meet
ing and applicants will be then receiv'
cd.
By resolution Of the Grange, adopt
cd December 22nd.
NJ. SMITH, Master,
A. Z. BLAKE, Secretary.
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saHa fse# seHm9F e ss4a 81 ~
sflee office HsisHanssa o. @s ss > sapFtes
A3 taeu mVeies are fnffausea hgm Hta
hsaa4 Il = mHa usat fAs mNuegat pfiees
th8fs8t af faFm #es ~ fafY pc es48 NW -
Hata 81 wHaGssaf Character ~ ~ fNn FsffaN
He faHmisiau a. sH Wea ~ Sire Ekse8ffNH
CaamW fTes aNa feo Rnf = hsff pr seHf am go
BHf fsaes and ss'ss axesFt saaaa M eaasfnis
siaa a. witch - Inc aaiisr per ais Atl FHf,
aIssas ara nlHaa fT Ntsh. sod Sc swia fuf %
tha safes dsy ~ pafetasHl 1hls gives me
afe4t naysutsAas fat lnHrer ~ vuaf beneht
aauf na ~ tHfad. Bhd nrvrf mHse 80 erasf tnf
pa tbssas wifHaHl forwarding wfh { the
muney ~ products ffam The suie ~ Witch vouf
Purchases eau be- mad~ sud paid ~. Were u
otherwise these aivant AYES would be lost 10
yBu. Your Hxscufive COMMITTEES. kHawiua how
Imperative if is 10 yoar interests that al par
elsses should be paii tor ~ ths time purchased,
have required u me n bond, the amount "
witch Waala he leffs ssvd we're ! to saake al
vnntes except on products M hand. Tbs ! an
Brepafed 10 10. The riedit system has proved
ihs ruin Of the agricultural Interests and taade
you the slaves Of enpiti custitg you for al
L.-- -.. "a. ..M #AAa4 gfs4s 70 r FAF wEVg
uH taur PRODUCTS. Therefore no order let the
| um6uut he large or snuti, will be hled through
your Agent, without the money or its equiYa.
lent 10 products,
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WhaG WIN You sell.

Almost every mail bi rs the inquiry from
some brother Patron, "Nill yen receive and
sell our wool, hides, beeswax, tallvw, butter
chickens eggs vegetables fyuit, feathers stock
etc " Yes. am here 10 aell ANY merchantable
article. aud IN al, a~.ershauable form yoa wish
70 send il, aud desire it understood that the
sans pains will be taken 10 the good Matron's
chickens, eggs. feathers, etc "a the Husband
mans cation, sugar. grain or otner pfodncts.
Sc nd IL. and feel assured that the interests of
all will be well watched.
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Exhibitors ut the Grange Exposition
BuiidiHg.

In reply to numerous inquiries as to what will
be received on exhibition, j answer, ANYTHING
needed and useful to The farmer but only
those things which have real ne rit will prove
serviceable to the farmer. The amosnt of space
not vet taken rs limited, manufacturers of any
but really desirable articles will not find it ad.
vatageons TO their Interest to send samples. On
AID manufacturer of real utility aud merit we
will advance The freight. our object in estab-
fishing u Grange Exposition is to enable the
members of our Order TO select from among the
samples on exhibition here such articles as are
particularly adapted to their wants, and to
know where aud of whom the best and cheap.
est can be obtained. / am here in the interest
of tue members of onr Order, and will not, in
any instance, try to induce the sales of amy
manufacturer over others: therefore, whatever
percentages Won have to offer to induce sales,
make them on prices asked As we are diversi-
fying our produce ious aud proh4hle large crops,
1ur want For new and Improved agricultural ma
chiaary will be greater ibis season than ever be-
fore. The business season is now near at ha nd.
Exhibitors should forward samples at once, 10 in
sure large orders. Bear in miud IN pricing
that we pay cash for every article ordered and
expect lbe most favorable terms.
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MEssRs. W. NJ. PRICE AND i. Z.
WOOD of Moss Point constitute o
|jUe finn, who are c%onversant with the
|gsnts of the community aud who by
Fair just and liberal dealing are build
inc up,for themselves y reputation as
|irst>class merchants We conlident-
y recommend them TO the patronage
|cf the public. and take pleasure in
drawing attention to their card iound
IN another column.
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The friends of the srAR shou d see
that ii IL scattered everywhere. Clubs
might be made up at every Grange
meeting. A little effort on the part
of our friends, would in q few weeks
increase its circulation hundreds.
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FF@4EtH w FffHf
setr W 4 Wpftou Lec.
stephen Harding Harding.
TX scbr AtfBna. Mitchell.
~, Blk Tamort tanp
b. schr Adnm. Everett.
Bg. Kodilk Pstprs.
Bg Tally 10. rpragnc.
schr. = g. King, Capello.
" Uriah Il Tobithas Morgan
stephen u val, tiaHtltj
BE-. S0wauee, SAWYER,
Br Bk Queen Veloria. Me
kcnzie.
Nor. Bk. Kong Oscar, Abra,
hansen.
Big. Shannon, sawyer.
Br. schr. Atiana, a hey.
BE-. Thos. Owens, Guptill
Belgian Bk. Montreal, Adams,
Schr. Altoona. Fitzgerald.
T. "a & Josie, Bunker.
JOS. II. Talbot. Crocker.
Albert Deverenx, Rich.
Nor, Blk. Witch, --.
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Important to Patrons and All Consumers
GRANGE ST0RE.
BILOXI. ---- MISSISSIPPI
Pas. Chris,ian Ksad.l


II wing adopted the Grange Plan of Cash
H Sales. "A iaw profit, ! am enabled to make
q support on the small margin of ten eests in
the dolGr. and IN ordor TO 70 operate dirert
with consumers, / have insngurafed = sssiem
quality, Family supplies of every descrip-
Il N. ~ VIII o lesale riiees- l
will keep constantly on hand a well
selected Stor< of Goods of every variety.
| will receis e all kinds of Country Produce on
sale or in exehanye for goods. | propo-s deal
ing largely in Oysaeys snd Fssk sad viii there
fare be able 20 Ill all orders promptly and
reasonably,
" C.K. BROWNING
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A PREACHER fthe Gospel, having cured
his son of Consumption in its worst stages, after
being given up TO die by the most celebrated
physicians, desires to make known the cure
(which proves successful i'll every easel to those
afflicted with Asthma, Brunchliis, Coughs, Colds.
Consumption, aud all Affections of the Throat
aud Lusgs, aud will send the Recipe, free of
charge to all who desire 1t ii they will forward
their address to DANIEL ADEE, l76 Fulton
St, New York. oct24-6m
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II. GETS & Co., OF Mobile tell their
friends and The pubic that they have the
largest aud iueststuck of French (aud
their " IN ,nufsctur,d) candy ever of
far in Mobile, MA 3m.
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Ia now needed. Patrons have a surplus viii do
well 10 forward it TO this Agency AT once. To
Pati ons of Louisiana who have ordered. yonr
orders can probably be filled by the 18th to
20th of September.
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COMPETITION DEFIED. = G'ods and
Prlc, : are guaranteed rs GOOD aud MS Low
AS the sane eau be purchased East, North
and West, at the Mammoth Clothing
House of M. p. LEVY & co. Ms. 10.
~ and 20 North Water street, Mobile
Ala.
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8,169,035.
EMARKS.

To above statement 25 per cent
should he added tor lumber shipped
in vessels under coasting license, not
clearing at Custom House.
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1f MIS- efRfffT eeHRF efa
THITF nm

rfrgr Htsrmrr =JrpuE cHtSnbFu
~ ihe claufv of t]iuurork on ihe ct. Monday
Nav aud Nus pmtet sud continue ~ days
IN the etsGty ~ Harrison, uu the Jrd hngdty
/. 4pri aud - tntci and t]uutiuGe T. dats
o. fte ruuufy ~ IHetFup, on the i-t Nond
Anvil sud Ucfuhpr. ~ e. ntiu1e W dave,
tu tAs ri1uty af Perry. on The bfst Monday
March aud September and continue siN ifys.
In thsruuuty III iutes, gu tie }ud Monday OF
ar,h Bad september snl continue stX days
In the county ~ haliou, On the 5rd. Nom
&, Of Margi, aud >, pt. and continue six days.
iuthe onlty Ut Pearl. on the 4th, Monday
NarcA aud september, aud continue six days
~
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fPIcEs Will TEL-and everybody
.ehs the prices, that the CbesPsst snd
oeet Clothing cen he purchased onlg at
ne Msmmoth Clothing House of NJ. z.
LEVY CO., No~. 16. is. and 20
WITH Water street. Mobne, Alabama.
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To Contractors.

Parties wishing TO make Contracts for Ranging.
Parallel, Block tsmber and slaves also, Ter logs.
will please call at Moss Point on Mr.. Justin
Durel. ppf only and duly anthnriz d agent.
ogt2l-ly BERCIER Il DESMET.
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II. GETs & Co.. of Mobile. wholesale
candy manufacturers. have reduced the
price of their candies. Call and see them
befoxe you purchase elsevhese.
novl43m.
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MEMORANDA

BE-. Kodiak and schr. Harding
sailed to Pass Christian to load from
Pearl River Mills, by Howe y
Vaughan.
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LUMBER STATEMENT.

LUMBER STATEMENT.
Cleared from Sept. LIST. 6,739 800.
" Since last issue l,429,736.
Total S.169.035.
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EXPORTS.
Per Schr. Grant 10000 #. lumber
" Newman, 322.594 #. DO.
" Durham, 2t.990 gu. It.
timber aud l6,422 sup. #,
lumber.
" Hall, SO, 1000 #. lumber q
10000 shingles.
!" Indlanola, 10000 #. lun
Der d 10000 shingles,
6 EIdndge 100000 It. lum'
Der.
sunbeam. $4,000 #. lumber
q 500 shingles.
:" Moore, 267.022 # lumber
- Adrliza, 1913 ,Sl8 #. lum'
Der d sundries in trausitu
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DnINE Sc VICES, Rev. j. Jones OF
he Mrtiull-t Ghurcl viii hold Divlhe
erv,ee ., No S Point IN the Isl, aud Bird,
|ludnys 81 carl, mouth at II o'c uck A
l., and at Z P. NJ
Prayer Me-tlg IS every Thursday night
7 O'CLOCK.
On the 81 Sundays Ut the month, at
A. NJ urd 4 z NJ. AT Scranion
Gs3alr is hoped the Public generally
III attend. II
REGULAR PREACHING. e I. j. r Ham
ERIN, missionary o the Mis- Bsptist
btatr G NV, II ION, viii preach at the fol
owing places ON he Subbaths named st
| o'clocx A. NJ, and at 6 IL ~ Can
iIe-light P, NJ.
OCEAN Springs, 1St ssSha'E+ IN each
month.
Hauisbo ro, I'd
Rb.vi z
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MOBILE.
CARD.

CARD.
I desire to return my thanks to the
Mobile Life Insurance Company for their
sindness in paying me twenty-five nun
dred q 500l dollars. the amount OF the
policy OF Insurance upon the lite OF my
deceased husband in that 0 'mpauy, some
forty days before the same was dne'
Mrs. ANNIE HoLMRs.
Mobile, November % 1874.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-01

cultura 4 causa de las continues guer-
ras civiles y h perpetua zozobra en-
que Sc viye, les mismos frutos de! pals
alcanzan, como los del extranjero,
precios elevadisimos que ningun la
brador nj obrero llega nunca q poder-
los pagar. La siguiente lista de precios
podra dar una clara idea de esta YER
dad: la libra de NAL pan cuesta y
cts. de peso, una libra de carne, casi
toda hueso, de res ruin, vieja y flaca
6 reales vellon, tres huevos 2 realeS,
una fanega de papas 16 pesos 8 sean
tres patatas peque11as por un real; un
tomato del tamano de una nuez 2
centavos; ell layado de una camisa,
unos calzoncillos 8 IN par de medias
2 reales: ell aqua que puede beber un
hombre en-. .un dia, 1 real vellon y |
arroba de carbon cuatro 8 cinco pesos.
Las casas estan por un sentido. un
cuar:o de tres yaras en- cuadro cuesta
6 pesos mensuales, y 80 pesos una
casucha de mala muerte que apenas
basta 4 contener una famiia redacida
y pobre
Respecto & 10 que ganan los emf
grantees, los mayores salaries son los
siguientes que, con gran aparato y
aumentandolos mas de 10 que son en-
realidad, ha publicado la Opinion,
diario del gobierno y Gnico que v6 la
luz en- Caracas:
"En ell dia de hoy hen saiido de este
establecimiento, los inmigrados siguien-
te5:
Luis Gurbiota. espahol, de 2+anos =
Casa del senior E Rel, como sirviente,
ganando So mensuales, casa y comida.
Juan Gracia, id. 80 id.
Josefa Mayen, id. 33 id Casa de la
senora Conception Goiticoa, como sir
viente, ganando el primero 81 y la Sc
gunda $6 mensualcs, casa y comida.
Emilio Pastor id. Ia i'd. Casa del Sc
lcr r Reveron, como sirvierte, ganando
$5 mensuales, casa y comida,
Braga Carlos italiano. de 10 amos. Ca
sa del senor Francisco Galt6s, como sir
viente. ganando SIS mensuales, casa y CO.
mida.