davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-31

sTEABINE-Firm; Western, 0hc City. 01sd9l2c.; sales.
600 y city. private terms.
SUGAR-aw quei. unchanged Fair 10 Good, Gisa7' Zee;
Prime re; Centrifugal 7'.dSisc; sales, coo hhds. Cuba,
7sd74c; 800 hnds. do 7c Refined quet unchanged,
Crushed B4a07y; Powdered 9J1o; Graduated, Oec Cut
Loaf. 01sc standard "a" 9d3Isc.
TALLOW-Steady sales 1000 10. 0i5iea7c.
TEA-Faltly active. STEADY.
TOBACCO-Kentucky active. steady; sales 1900 hhda.
2l20I2c mostly for export Seed Leaf duei bleS 59t
Ono 1877 74G92c. 10 do Wisconsin DO, II iIc 90
New England. 1876 lS03Ocs 30 do 1917, - Prnuyl
vania 1876 private terms II bales Yara private terms 80
bales Havana sjc. GRi 10.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. In moderate sale Arctic. New.
81 % per ~ Northwest Coast S3dS3 % per ID South Sea,
WIIIsKEY-Dnli nominali 81 OGLasl o.
WOOI-DOmestic FeecCs in pretty good demand at hmer
figures Texas and California MoOls In sale, STEADY
Pulled woods moderately active. Foreign Woods
firm in Sympathy with Australian adyicos Bones
tic Flooces-OhO, Pennsylvania and virginia xxx aud
PicklOck, 4O042c; Xxx, 3Gd3Sci X 3iu31c No. J, 30
No. 2, 3JG3Bc: Common, 3OW32c. COmbng 3Sai2c
New.YOrk, Mic 1gaD Indiana and Wisconsin Xxx, 3U03Jc
X 3Ga3Jc; No. J. 3idJ1c.: No 2, d3So; COmmOn, ga
soc; COmbng 36Gi0c. Iowa, Vermont and Illinois, X and
Xxx, 3Oa33c No l. 81 a3jc 40. p 28d3oc Combing, 800
3Sc Missouri Kentucky and Tennessee, Washed Fleece, 80
135c. Unwa,hed Fleece, ZOa2Gc. COmbng 2SaS2c. Tub
Washed Wool, Choice, 3303sc Far sg3fci Inferior aud
BURY 22d28c. Pulled Wool NeW-YOrk City Extra Pulled
Western Super and Extra 21N3Oc country Extra Pulled
3OH3ic. Super Pullet 80 037c; Lambs Pulled, 2sH3ic
Territory WOo Fine II 23c Medium 2lc Coarse, II
Lambs. l3al7c.; Black. l2Ul4c and south
states, Unwashed Clothing average quality, 2362sc
Combine average quality n $500 Calf rnia, Spring CLIP
Fine 2Od26c Medium 22n2GC Low Grades aud Bury IL
dlSc Fall Clip ], l30lSc Low Grades ana Bury l2G
I3c Texa Fine Eastern Spring. 2O021c. Medium Eastern
Spring 2OG2bc. Pine Western iSa22c., Medium Western
1920. Improved Mexican 10 El0c. Mexican, $50 &C.
Foreign WOOs-Cape Of Good Hope 26G3Oc uenOs Ayres
and Mesza, Maple Monte vdeo MerinO and Mes.
tia, 2703lc Australian Clothing S6I4oci CombiaE 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-31

80 bonds were quiet sales Of asmal lot OF Mis-
81 of 1887 at 1O49i, and Louisiana consois at
ssOo,.s72s,. comprising the whole business.
.itv hank stocks, Metropolitan 1O) sold at
10 md Bank OF Commerce 5Ol at 11S.
ne;'rood bonds were unsettled but dull because OF
..i,e,nept in stocks Frsts of Burlington and
the esI Psnds fell to 69l2 Missouri Pacific hrsts to
Ceesh ana Northwest gold bonds to 96G9Sl4; 81;
lOoss+;ntipp funds yielding to 97l2. Rock Island
Gah to.vears IS were strong at 11SlS, New York
new al and Hudson consolidated at 10Sl2 the
Send;bai and st. Joseph convertible IS yielding 20
"a canada Southern guaranteed trsts sold &c "a
tg..o Sonth Pacific trsts at S3l2 and Union
%I2e6e sinking fund at 1888
JsrSI1 ,Tas dull and steady at 1902 and although
ov st call of So 900 600 bonds of 1865 matured
e say The cash gold was cheaper, flat and 101 Z
toay nt for borrowing being the rates The Assistant
Essnrer paid out $4,000 IN coin interest and
55IEo79O in redemption Of called bonds. The days
SISS3nsss of the gOld-clearing department. of the
gaaT Of the State of New-YOrk covered: Gold
DIE ,nrsd S5.147 900; gold balances. $l,O15,5OO
esenvacv balances 81 ,02O,7S9. The gold quota
Sons to-day were as follows:
"A ,...-... 1OOls l3............-.-..-...1OOa
Foyei0n exchange was barely steady for 60-days
All On the basis of 81 S1S4, and tirmer compare
DIV for demand bills, because of suffer money in
pyondon al about 81 S5l4 to the E. We annex cur
rent QuOtatiOns:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-31
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rtper, Vessels ana Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
TuEsDAY. July 30. ls7s.
TUEspAY. July 3O. 1s7s.

u.
ASHES-Quiet about steady; Pots &s4c.: Pearls, 5sac
BEEsWAX-Quet, steady. with small offerings; Western
I'D sR s9gi9eF cn Yellow n sGo, mamma,
BUILDING MATERiALs-Brickin good supply, slow sale,
y 5 HSra e s q Bay
g 70 Fayors Brands So ETontscrO1oI Brown 81 Dsgs
Yard Drce-, delivery included s2aSS higher Ordinary So
RSsen%a Dbl PoTsaG - Foreign
Ian ~ ir SAFE ABOUT say az 81 90 Der iC csr car r
s Sn Ey Sak s Common 9ST oP 1 ssS
Lumber dull weak the market presents gen -raly an
a. $oSS Tor TsBdom pSssOy s 25as 30 for cneS
The extreme for extra diicu.t While Pine-si5asi7
per N for West India shipping boards; $-Oef2l for
for do. wide ana sound. yellow, Random
9 Se green aooTSg b5aT,. s2OGS9i do' dry do 40
S20as23 Caeoes at the SOUTH $l4dSl5 o. per NJ hewn
Ash. sS5a$Sg OAK ss59s4O Do Maple, s$oSsS5 Chest
nut, list ana ID 3OdS35 do do Cus $50 DO Cherry
2S S9 W o %0SG 5@S S I eie % S
500 Tor nearby stock Nails in some sale at 81 80 per
CANDLEs-fn Jobbing sale. Sperm, per IL, 2sc; Sperm
Patent SSc; Adamantine II Ia and 10 ounces, AGl0ci
C0oPERAGE SroCK1in moderate sale, prices steady
s6HIdcoRYCfn Il fair Demand German. 5s.c; English
market is rather irregular cash BUYERS receive
favorable Notwithstanding
Of the combination Liverpool House Camel $2@SlSi by-
vnoa A asa so currency Pennsylvania and Wtstmorean
Gas 50 5Oa$o; West virginia DO 80 Cunbean iIoad.
Top and Clearhed $4at4 JO Anthracite SO 6Oa$4 20 by
CoC6A-Du and for the most part nominal Caracas 10
al0c; Maraeabo SOaS4c; Guayaqui, l6elslec; ST. Do
mingO III ~ lcc, gold
COFFEE-The following shows the statistical position this
morning: stock Of Ro-In first hands-At Mobile, l4OO
bags; Baltimore 5>l bags at NewNOrk, TO356 bags
total 1857 bags stock secOl d handsN New orleans
1000 Baltimore l9.4SZ bags; Newly ork. 1887
bags; total l9079 bags total stock, $50 56 bags aolt
loading for United States July D &l164 bags pur
chased for United July "a ~ 900 SanOs 900
total visible supply 30 bags DENY, red from ware
hOuse during week-BaltimOre 7449 bags NcwYork,
4l45 bags; total 1884 bags To-day RE fairly active
steady sales $50 bags "Cy OF Para 1000 bags do
1880 bags do lO28 ex Lapiace, and lls4 ex Bete
private terms leaving stock here OF 1854 bass me
q
bags quiet steady, unchanged Java, 2Oa22ci Ma
racaibO, 10 2Gl1c LaguayI, I40lbc5 ST. Domingo l00
13iac., gold.
COf1ON-Sp0t steady, unchanged; active for home
consumption sales 2G70 bales (2O6 astveninR) Of which
$50 spinning IS speculation 500 bales were delivered
contract receipts ports 63S bales against 4s9 this
day week 525 this day last year since September
422DS7j bales against 3953976 during the period
last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-31
Yarq. ana FaDre. At anche.,sr and .sty

ket for Yarps rmerand slightly
deaTer for an articles
LIyERPoOI July 3l-5 Cotton futures firm. Uplands,
Low Mddung clause august and September delivery esd;
Uplan Low Middng clause September ana October dev-
cry. 69a nod. Up.aud Middng clause October and o.
vembe delivery 6DIs UUlands Low Mdding clause No
Vember and December delivery. 81 ed.
LONDON July 80 $3.50 p. m.sprts OF Turpentine 229d
d23 per cwt Talow. 3T6d. dS7l9d cwt ReDued Pe-
tr0leum, 9lgf per gal
LONDON. July 3'-Eyening -Linseed OIL. 500 per ton.
ANTWERP, July 30PetrOeum. 269l francs for fine pale
American. Lara closed az 1874 h0rins per 90 kiiOs
BKRNES, July 30-Lard closed az 4OA marks per ITO d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-31

bssS July 3012:3O p. m.C0Dsos 95i1e for pOth money
ne account us ponds 1865, 1914 New hyes: lVo8
- haSaY shares 1875 Jersey Central egnsOis. ~.
esDox jay 2O-2 D. In-COnsOls 9libIe for both money
81 TIE account
9HsDoN July sos y. m.-ETie Railway shares ls4. 40
ADM JGY 3n3l5 y. m.-Tbe amount OF Duln0n Will
iom the Bank II England on balance toaYls &tVVg'
1AuoS july 30-33O D. m.-Ere Railway shares IS Sh-
~ = qaoied today al j23sd. Dor ounce. 800.
4osDyA July go u. m--Erie Railway shares Il,f
SDoN July 304.3Op m.-COnsOs 94lsls Tor Doth money
- ne account u. 5. ponns 1878 1873 Enc hAlHRy
$50 " d0pTeeTred 80 p Illinois Central, b0@l now
al snira 49, Paris adyices quote hvo Dol cent foh'oS
ttto2IfancS 70 eentimes fOr the account 49, 90, -.
1AE Juy SO-Exchange on London. 20 francs 1871 cen
~@ta icr short
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-31

Good Ordnary....,..... 0' Low Mdding ...-..-lOes
strict Good ..-10s Middhng.
Fuures moderately active closing points higher
last evening G,l6O bales. roday-first Call-August,
liza; september l143, ll44; December, lilo; total
1900 bales second CalSeptembe ll44: October LIS
November, IA: Apu ll.3j; total, 500 bales. Third
november ii III December lib April. 1l3g total
900 bales. Also, today July al IL Gll.7j August
Il1SGl rs: do LIST, liza september. il.4lH Las
October 25 1.3O: November, lll3a lll6 December
ufla 1afrn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-31
HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA, July 30 Spanish Gold: 2l5iaa2lG. Exehonge
dull the United States 80 days. currency, 64d59i
premium: short sght do eIa7 premium go days. god,
shoe premium; short sight do. 6on7 premium on Lon
dull and nominal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-31

..;s afternoon issued the sixty-third call
Feasury sna lo Of 5-2Os of 1868, interest TO
for eooober 80 After this can Is ssn a e s nHo
will Ien,~ ~ cnrrent quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-31
J ths stoek . almost e,hausted.
BUTTER.


Receipts for the past week. 80 56f pkgs previous week
5it5 pkgs corresponding week last year 1883 pkgs.
shipments for past week, 2lill pkgs. same last
year V6e9 pkgs There excitement to-day
attempted ADVANCE by portion Of the 2i625c
Choice Creamery While perhaps the larger portion OF the
trade has been selling Creamery its merits Ole there
nave been some sales 10 hotels ne with
gle PACKAGES Obbed out at 23c Exporters however
DO induced % pay over 2nc for quality Of
hatuDs the quaity comes right 10 the handle will
bring l9c but the supply OF this class Of Butter small
there are but few transactions those figures
Creamery does not feel the advance noticeable
line OF strictly Prime goods offering 2Oc.,
without buyer Though II Is OF good quality
IL Is hardly fresh enough for the fancy trade who
pay the high puees Dairy tubs be both uniform
ana qualify or quotations cannot be obtained good deal OF
factory Butter arriving heated and in such condition
even by placing in cehOuses wall not
such packages must be sold Immediately for what they will
bring, which Is usually from Toe The ade packed
goods that bring llG2c fine Junemade Butter kept very
cool before shipping and then packed In refrigerator and
sent right through the substance OF the MARKET
be ascertlne Is extremely dull trade for all
strictly me goods Exporters bought literally the past week.
but VIII take less this week. owing lack Of refrigerator
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-31

crop on tho other side Of the Atlantic tho probability Of any
material re here remote With moderate ar
rivals at ports Of call the floating trade for Wheat
steady without quOabe change values The demand for
the Continent continues and helps support prees Maize
Is dull Barley is unchanged"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-31

FAIL RIVER Mass July 30-The Printing Cloths market
has shown very large demand with large sales made and
closeg very firm 3tsc asked and SEQ cash bid for 81
square Extra standard Cloths and Sac easn asked for
60x56 Cloths
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-31
WOOL MARKET-BY TELEGRAPH.
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA July 3O-wOol In moderate demand prices
Unchanged all grades except CrOssDred Combng or Han
bred Merlno, which has advanced DC. per 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-31

Eastern 7a1Oc wisconsin, 70l0e; Yearnga z95ci Ods
all grOwths, 02c. Pacific Coast Hops, lOal2c - "a,
LEATHER-Both HenlOck Sole and Union crop IN IAr
sale: steady:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-31
Financial.
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK OF TILE CITY o. J

$25 00O highest references given Address Win
real name only BANKERs, Box NO. Q, tribune OnlSe,
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK OF TILE CITY OF NEwYoRE
NOTICE.-The capital stock of this bank
having reduced twenty thousand shares -
the notified that the ls day OF
Augnst next will issued for the remaining
shares and payman made for the reduction. The nsfer
hooks viii be closed from this date 10 August ~ Io'o ex'
eoP'-'- @. V. BANTA, Cashier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-31
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For THE WEEK ENDING July O.Is7s.
Expressly FOR THE n. Y. TRIBUNE by own Reporter


tExpessy Tor TnE n Y. TRIBUNE by our Rep0rterl
General Directions
Send only good articles The freight and other eat
ND goods Put everything order An attractive
look examination and often makes sale where
dirty package soyenly appearance fails Pack securely
thai will not allow about.
plenty Of clean cut straw with eggs Mark plainly
with paint stencpAto Is best-and note contents tue
barrel stating the also send letter az the
time, stating what Ii sent the route time etc An In
should be enclosed In barrel box Always
state OF packages for yourself reput
ton for ne goOds beat shape that mark s in
demand.
BKANs AND PEAA
Receipts the weeks Beams sol bbs Psas 1880 bush
Exports: Beans, 773 bbls; Peas, 1857 bush. Medium
Beans are duh at 81 65. asking trde
more and getting small way Marrows
light but with only moderate demand are
0uet generally held az outside figures White
Kidney are entirely nominal Red Kidney getting very
scarce what few transactions &C SO CO. There
s small inquiry for Prime Pea Beans and the stock Of
choice goods light there very light trade all the
mon grades duh and noVabie Turtle soup have also
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-31
VEGETABLES.

slIpment5 Of Potaioes LOB bD PoIaoeS arc IH s1E
ects but the demand II fair and prices are st'a
ia On xirone YET stncy prime stock OF go2l SIC vi" ps
IT, Quite quantity arc beng shlppsd 20 iaNana. are
zoe 1fl per Dol. Hqlsnes ao
dccnIng Tomatoes abundant, mostly IRON Jersey
,oin|s re ni,ouf through coming q ON Georgia; tls no ~
gs steamer had board but they we're sna ~ 0l
brought SiS pei 100 NORM 'diVna
sending RELY there IA wide range OF quay
"a well as sze which accounts for tho great 9heIrio i
Dric- Nutmeg mo from Virginia are mostly sHh anu
sell slowly al 81 10 s. 90 per Dbl. Qu0taions'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-31

GALE of SUSSEX COUNTY, NEW-JERSEY,
- BONDs.-Bonds of the County Of Sussex, state o. New
Jersey. amounting the aggregate 20 tho u sixty
thousand dollars will De sold ~ public auction 70 te highest
bidder Monday the 18th day OF August 1873 ~ 10 O'Clock
a. the Cochran House IN the town OF Newton, ~ said
County and The bonds win be- coupon bonds, VIM all
be dated July l. 1878 from which date they will BEAR in
terest payable and VIII De rleemaole N IN.
in 1880 and ending 1888 All the real estate and property
within the County Of Is made liable BY law for the
OF the principal and interest Of the bonds and thy
Will be perfectly safe and very desirable Investment
Dated at Newton N. j., July ~ 1873
law3wW LEWIS COCHRAN Director. &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-31
EURoPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

"a since jan l.. si4s iss i4 sl558o5 $50 sl07 es3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-31

Receipts Dsled Frut Tor tho week @s psgn with gi2
ME- Pranuis. shipments ~ Durd Apple, 90 bh.A
fg old Southern Apples have been gold Ht tV &c ld'
from his a,rc been not! ng doing either in Apple. or
81 Prfrd Peaches from 6cOr
gi have forward aud more are expected hs week
s1r of the nnt Be- win ordinary stock ~ &c. Pit
t bfrrIr. berries. AMI RaspbrTurs ~ tbs year
cp are ID Tie aFAci, but Ia rather small quantities. QUO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-31
financial.
Gas sToUAs.

All New York and Brooklyn Stocks and also all kinds
Of Brooklyn investment securities dealt Ia by
GEO II. PHENTISS.
DIST. ny
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-31

The daily average receipts the week az the various
POINTS OF distribution follows; Ere EulWa Il u
cans Of Crrsm Y5j Of MIX Harlem taiTOad Z,StD
do. Ncw.I Haven Railroad, $50 do Hui-on Ncr halIuh
dos Midland ~ lroad O2j cans OF NilS anl 90 Ias o
lanrous nearby furte-, LOCO cans u MIX ol
haas down ir Hudson river 4Tj total lou41 cans OF
MIX quarts THe puce at which ihc lus MAS
durug the past week HAtfdgtf
T o. BecinnnS ~ 2j - ei oYor anu on "a. @Sta a9u
9th bu rose lg 9Th b. Land again on tle h 70
~ 90 price TIC marEet rules uul WIN he
OF the uclaho CAusHS
Quantities 10 be left over daily.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-31
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Beeswax. p b.....20 ara FoatherS-...''.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-31
LIVE POULTRY.

There Il liberal supply OF Poultry. and with compar
sycly lgt inquiry the market rules dun ana ~ca Duch
and Ge are htrd 90 move and It takes prne stock 10 Ieac
ontne ountations Jersey Chcken7 arc less HetY oIoe
man Wosten and Southern and remain about sttay Q
uflu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-31
9ssal bash.... 2,64l,552 459,2OO 2JO6925 lS4sOO
iOialbash. for 49,.
Dec week. 2578327 $4,000 2,OlSS34 4lS4OO

sass Jan l. 574sOO9s l51587?7 57As9.499 12,s77.s29
The following shows the exports exclusive OF spe-
ce from the port of New-YOrk to foreign ports for
he week ending July 80, and since the beginning OF
Ne year
1875 1877. 1873. 80
~ he week . s5427 $50 s. I4O,705 s7,460s6S
fis'ousy ,030975 s15024iS55 Sl59593ol0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-31

Total busn es7OO 24GOs7 1887 900 l204O 10000
The receipts and shipments at and from Buffalo
to-day are reported as follows:
Receipts. Shipments,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-31

Receipts for the week. 765 pkgs; DO last week. 7773
pkgS. corresponding week last T. IS pkgs. There
u."ttd aud Unsatisfactory feeling in the Eye marGe
and Tor which there remedy By the larger
part ~ the Eggs especially from the West, arriving In
bad order entirely worthless and sent i'm
mi3elv % the uf dock some Offering
lots barely ciough pay freight have been
here natural heat begun hatch IL Is
supposed that they caurd D. tho shipper and sent fot
ward fresh Egss To ordinary GAMBLER they would
perfectly beug sud clear but the
searching eyes Of experts detect Their condition In
Instant with enormous quantity 0f this class of gOOGs
thr The market there du doDressfd feeling
strictly fresh r. are I'm demand ana viii se readily QUO.
tItlons;
y j. q l.. l.. - oz.l4 ais west 20 fair. g al0
Penn y. T.. d0A.l2 al3L Canada, fresh IL
WestDtimo.........lOi20 Canada. com 0lO
La crónica., 1878-03-13
EXT A ] { R O..
QUESTION DE ORIENTE.

Londres, Mario 11.-El Gran Du-
que Nicolas no visitara al Sultan.
Este ha ratiicadO ell tratado. Sc
cree que en- la Ultima clausula Sc
estipula que Turqufa y Russia no
permitiran la ingereneia e~xtraDjera
en- sus terminus con exception de la
question de los Dardanelos y los IL
mites del Montenegro.
Ell Times aconseja al gobierno una
actitud eDergica y dice que Russia
debe someter todas las condiciones
de la paz al Congreso.
Noticiss fidedignas de Ia India d.
cen que los mahometanos Sc sienten
muy alarmados con la caida de Tur-
qufa. Sc temen serlas dificultades
81 ell gobierno no toma Immediate
mente una actitud antitrust.
Berlin, Mario 11.-El Post aeon.
seja que Sc tomen medidas para i'm
pedir que Bulgaria y los Dardanelos
sean propiedad de Russia.
L0ndres, Mario, 12.-Se dice que
Francia 6 Inglaterra estan de acuer-
do en- obrar unidas en- una i~nterven.
cion con referencia q los asuntos de
Egipto.
La crónica., 1878-03-13
TIE A NJ A S.
RESUMEN DE Los ULTIMOS
DESPACHOS.
EsTADos UNIDos.

San Francisco, Marco 11.-Los
agitadores tuvieron aver su meeting
regular al que a%sistieron cosa de
siete mil personals. Kearney hablo
de una e%ntrevista que habia tenido
con Leland Stanford, y dijo que
creia que este magnate de los ferro-
carriles votaria en- la proxima cleo
cion por ell boleto de los trabajadores
Cheyenne, Wyo. Mario 10.-El
"Union Pacific esta todavia blo-
queado por la nieve; pero hay gran
ndmero de trabajadores con palas y
arados que trabajan activamente
para dejar expedita la via.
Omaha, Neb. Marco lie tenn
poral de nieve ha cedido, y 81 no Sc
reptile podran correr los trenes ma.
Gana en- la tarde.
La crónica., 1878-03-13
Ell C. NIEVES

La Pdtrio da los siguientes deta-
lies sobre este ciudadano, que cedi0
la suma de diez mil pesos para la
deuda americana:
Ell Creso de Laguna de Termi-
nos, ell gran propietario de la isla de
Carmen, ell millionaire que tiene
fondos considerahles en- todos los
principales bancos de Europa, ha
contribuido cor diez mil pesos para
ell pago de la deuda americana.
La cantidad es bien considerable
en- abstracto, y 81 en- relacion con-
creta con la fortuna del donante, no
es de mucha importancia, compare
ia con los habitos de economic de
este puede llamarse colossal. Esos
diez mil pesos revelan diez mil
q~uilates de patriotismo en- ell labo-
rioso anciano de la Laguna, ejem-
plo 1nico entire nosotros de los Gil
rards, los Astors, los Stewards.
Ell Sr. Nieves, botero y cargador
en- ell puerto de la L.aguna, ha sabi
do, q pesar de su falta de instruc-
cion, ganar dos millones de pesos
a fuerza de lsboriosidad, de econo
mia y de tino. Centebares de indi
viduos que Sc preciaban de ilustra
dos y entendidos, han fracasado en-
Ell Carmen, mientras que ell oscuro
y rudo botero prosperaba, y este
prueba que este es un genio conner
cia,l n inteligencia notable que 81
no sabe calcular en- ell papel, men
talmente resuelve las operaciones
aritmeticas mas complicadas.
Lo que mas sorprende en- d. Vic
toriano, 10 que 10 hace superior q los
millonarios americanos que salieron
de la NADIA, es ell teatro en- que ha
sabido ganar tanto dinero. Que Sc
improvisen fortunas en- los inmen-
sos centres de %poblaclon y riqueza
que Sc llama Nueva York, Filadel-
fla, Boston 6 Nueva Orleans. no es
tan notable como obtenerIas en- la
pequefia, despoblada y escondida
isla del Carmen, que no tiene mas
a~rtfculo de e%xportacion que ell palo
de tinte.
No tenemos ell gusto de conocer al
Sr. Nieves, annque 10 hemos desea-
do, porque hombres de su merito
merecen e%studiarse; mas sabemos
por personals que fntimamente lie
tratan, que no ha salido de sus ha
bitos de modestia y economic; que
no pertenece q ningun partido poll.
tico y que hace bastante bien sin
perder nunca de vista los grandes
negocios.
Ell Sr. Nieves es ell primer mejica-
no rico que contribute con una can
tidad considerable para pagan una
deuda extranjera que envuelve la
question mas grave de la Macdonald
dad Aunque naci0 y vive en- IN
islote cosmopolita, en- que dominsn
Ell elemento europeo y americana,
conserva mas vivo ell sentimiento
patrio que los mejicanos del CONT
nente.
La crónica., 1878-03-13

Ell Gobernador de California ha
irmado ell bill a~probado va por am
hos cuerpos Legislativos del Estado
por ell que Sc lie conceden q Los An.
geles dos sesiones anuales de la Corte
Supreme. Segun anunciamos hace
dias al referirnos al bill, que es va
ley en- f~uerza, los terminus de la ci-
tada Corte para Los Angeles co.
menzaran en- Abril y Octubre. Ell
Sr. Ellis, que propuso primeramente
ell bill, de incalculable utilidad, no
solo para nuestro condado sine que
tambien para Ell resto del Sur de
California, y los Sres. Smith y Hol-
loway que han cooperate para su
aprobacion, merecen ell APPLAUSE del
pueblo que tan dignamente repre-.
sentan.