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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-12-09
BANK STATEMENT
The following is the weekly statement of the
ASSOCIATED PREss REPoRrs.

heer oa and ' aass asg psees
ssaa JANUARY s1 csA H. re5 MS
nominal: Corn ic lower; No. 2, 1oNc.
"a. s%e Bailey sG dun s sna or BY; N Ts'f
sl2:oo; new 1900; January IS 90: Lard, prime
hogs lower at s4.2o04.6O. Receipts, 6s76 barrels
-four; T. 4s7 bushels wheat; 1866 bushels barley.
snRoents p $40 barrels our 44s7 bushels wheat;
CHICAGO, Dec. 4.-wheat active, unsettled and
lower No. 81. or closed inside; cash o9h
side: February No. $4,000 rejected 65G7Oo; No.
red .os. Corn weak and lower; No. 2 4O1s 04oM,
closed st. cash st closed 4Ae
46Ac; closed $3.50 bid May; rejected $3.50 Oats
weak and lower; No. 32c; cash 320s2hc; Deem
closed 5sHo May. Rse dull, 10. s7xassc cash;
lo2 cash or December; l.osK January. Dressd
old Sll: 5o01l75 cash. new 12.750l3.0O cash; IL 40
February: Lard loTer, $50 cash; s.s5@s.s7% Jan
4.25 short ribs 6. TO- do clear 700. Whisky 81 Is.
Recetpts $4,000 barrels dour 102 900 bushels wheat
1e7 600 bushes ooc corn; $4,000 bushels oats; $500
600 barrels aour: 900 bushels wheat 900 bush
els corn: $4,000 bushels oats; 10000 bushels rye;
| 14,UUO Du5ne6 Darleys -. =
The Drover's Journal reports hog receipts
$4,000; shipments 1880; total receipts 2SS,OOO;
market loc lower; fairly active; pretty good clearing
choice heavy 46604.85; quality of fresh hogs
good, but fully 1900 common the market. Cattle,
receipts 1000; shipments 1S0O total receipts for
week %, 600; quiet; unatered; lower grades weak;
export grade scarce good to choice shipping 4. COO
625; common to fair 3.500l .e5 butchers firm; 22I
| 03OO; stockers dull, 24O@3. 90; through Texans
cattle slows steers .2C42 90 cows 2.lO026O scala
wags 90; medium and half fat shipping cattle very
much neglected. Sheep, receipts 100; shipments
none !; demand good; supply nominal; values firm
! 10 higher than last week on best.
| NEW YORK. Dec. 4.-Cotton firm at Sl2.05O12.25
futures weak. Flour dull and weak; re-
superdne state and western s.. 4O04.1O; common
to good extra 5005 90; good to choice 5.6506 rs
white wheat extra good .O0@600; extra Ohio 4 $50
685; st. Louis 50006.75; Minnesota patent process
65018. so. Wheat heavy and 2He lower; receipts
| 1905 bushels; exports 1871 900 bushels; ungraded
! spring Sl.l50l.l6; ungraded red l. 1901. 16h; No.
8 do 1.19h0l. 2oh; steamer do lilo; No. 2 do
! 1.22QE1.23h; No. do .26; mixed winter LIS
| 30: ungraded white 1.1501.20H; No. 2 red, De-
cember i.220L23H; January Nc lower, 1.24A@
1.26h; February 1.26A@1.28A. Corn heavy and Y
@Ac lower; receipts 81 GOO bushels; exports ooC
bushels; ungzaded 6716lc; No. 3, 67A@58hc
| steamer CSC; No. Q, 6OA@6lc neminally; No.
white 58h@58Ac; yellow western 61Ac; No. 2 De-
! cember 60M@6OAc; January 60A06lc. Oats nom.
inally unchanged; receipts $1,000 bushels Hay
steady and In fair demand at $1.OOG1lO5. Hops
moderate trade; yearlngs choice, 1602sc: eastern
and western 18O22c: New York State 18023c
Coffee dull; Rio cargoes quoted at 1l@14c; job lots
| 10K@15c. Sugar quiet and unchanged. Molasses
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-12-09
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

Persons in Bismarcks confidence have lately
kaen constrained to deny anti-Jewish publica-
tions which We're attributed to them.
The National Republican,, of Washington, ap-
pears in an enlarged form and under editorial
management of Geo. Gordon, of California.
The Union Pacific depot at salina, KS, was
destroyed by fire Friday night, and large
amount of freight and express matter was
burned.
The international feet in Turkish waters has
been dissolved, the British squadron having
sailed for Malta, the Russian for Naples and
the French for Toulon.
Mr.. schoenmeat, Of Chicago, supposed to-
Oshkosh, has been heard from by telegraph
from Berlin, Wis, eafe and sound.
Joseph Collier, of Menasha, Wis, convicted
of ravishing his own daughter, has been SEN
fenced to fifteen years in the penitentiary. The
case will be taken to the supreme court.
The Commercial hotel and Bnrlingame
house, Darlington, KY, burned Sunday night.
age to furniture and loss of personal effects of
occupants was considerable.
Robert b. Brown has been arrested at Folsom.
California, by United States Detective Finue-
goss for counterfeiting quarter dollars and
dimes. Six sets of dies, and quantity Of
| counterfeit coin waa captured.
| negro named Henderson was hanged at
Friar's Point, Miss, last Friday, for the MUIR
| der of Thomas King, in September, 1879. King
| undertook to stop light in which Henderson
was engaged and was shot dead by the latter.
The person known to the police as Sir Hugh
Courtney, and by other names and titles, has
been committed to prison in New York in de-
fault of $1,000 bail, on complaint of Alfred
G. SpeYer, who, on the Both Of January last,
! loaned him 800.
The experiment Of planting American oys-
ters On the German coast has proved q success,
Ice A~~ A~~. ~ Il l.. -
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THE LAND LEAGUE.
Immense Demonstrations suncay-Hon-
rt. .OrS to Parnel. ws=5 wa

Immense Demonstrations suncay-Hon-
.ors to Parneli. a
LONDON, Dec. 5.-There was an immense
land league demonstration at Waterford Sun
day. Parnell was presented with an address
of welcome by the incorporation and pro-
cession, which included various societies
with horsemen, escorted Parnell to the place
of meeting. Houses and ships were decorated
with flags and the streets triumphantly
arched. -Four hundred police, 200 infantry
and 100 cavalry were drafted for the town.
The speeches were of the usual character.
Several other land league meetings were
held in Ireland Sunday. Ea
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-12-09
Socialist Reception In New York.

SOCIALIST heCept1On In New 1Ork.
New YoRK, Dec. 5.-Over 1900 persons
assembled in Germania assembly rooms this
afternoon, and gave public reception and
welcome to twenty four socialistic exiles from
Germany who recently arrived in this city.
Fully one-fourth of those present were
women, and the entire assemblage wore red
elk ribbons, bows Or rosettes. The hall was
decorated with flags. Resolutions were
adopted denouncing bismarck and Hohelzol-
lern, and reoiting that the duty of socialists
here was to do all they could to heal the
wounds which the tyranny of the German
empire had inflicted upon their brethren in
Germany, and assist them by influencing
the public mind there in favor of the great
struggle; and in inviting the support of the
press against the despotism of the German
government.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-12-09
Gold Imports from Europe.

UO1U imports TOM Europe.
New YoRK, Dec. 4.-The arrivals of gold
from Europe at the assay Office here for the
week ended yesterday were $3.44O, 300, of
which 81, O62, 900 was American coin and
$685. 300 foreign coin and bars. The total
arrivals since August are $50, 746, 800, Of
which 1878, $3.50 was American coin and
bars. The total arrivals for the same pc
Rod last year were $68,654, $50. The total
payments BY the assay on this account were
$500, 600 for the week, and $43, 1896, 500 since
August 2.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-12-09
COMM ERCIA

ST. PAUL, Dec. 5.
Wheat fell of in bidding two cents, but was
firm in holders hands at previous quotations
quotations follow: No. l hard, 94c bid cash,
q cid at 9Sc; No. 2, do, dropped to Gle in bid
ding, held steady at 95c; No. 8 unchanged, at
Sic: December, No. 2, not quoted.
Corn improves IN bidding, aud No. 2 old
was called at 40c, held at 41c; No. Q new bid at
BIC; No. 2, May delivery, goes at 49, Sales,
two cars No. 2 old at 4Ic.
There was general drop in oats Yesterday
shorts having covered their contracts Quota
tions are as follows: No. Q, white, soc bid No. s,
ditto. held at SOC; No. 2 mixed, bid CSC; No. 8,
bid 2Sc.
Barley, unchanged. Quotations range as
follows: No. 2, 75c bid cash; No. 5, extra. bid
65c as usual; No. s, common, bid for cash, 55c;
No. 3, for December delivery, bid Csc.
Rye much lower and weak at7Oc bid,tN
against 7Sc yesterday.
Ground feed unchanged al. SIG.
Corn meal steady and unchanged at $15.
Bran still stands unchanged at $50.
Flax seed shows no signs of recovery AL
stands at CSC, as last quoted.
Baied hay unchanged at $12.
Live hogs show no variation and quote at
1925. Dressed hogs stand even at last quota
tions, s5.
A New York dispatch Of last evening says:
THE dry goods movement in cotton goods
continues fairly active, but general business is
good and very arm; Nsumkeg sheetings adj
vanced. Prints quiet. Cottonades doing
fairly. Mems wear wtolens sluggish but
steady. Foreign gIodSv e1ain uuiet -
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-12-09
Lsadvllle Bullion Products.

DENVER, Col. Dec. 5.The Tri6une's
Leadviile special says: Bullion shipments
from Leadville smelters for the North, IN
November. aggregate value of S1,034, 600,
which show decrease from the shipment
of the last two months, but there has been .
large increase Of ore reserves at the smelt-
ers, accommodating during the month.
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rather tell him than any one except priest,
He wanted priest telegraphed for, but a
priest could not be gotten there in less than
twenty four hours, when in the DOCTORS
opinion he would be useless. Gillen &C
knowledged the light pants were those he
wore when the deed pas perpstrated, Gillen
is now unconscious and evidently dying. As
long as he was conscious he persistenttY
wanted death, saying time and time again, Z
have nothing to live for; shot her by
accident, intending the bullet for myself and
that she would witness my death, and would
rather meet her in heaven than live with-
out her, He also said while thedoctor was
probing the wound. 4 might go back to New
York and be acquitted, but don't want to
live after my girl is gone The arrest was
made by town officers. Gillen is at the
Gulf House and everything possible is being
done to save his life'
Mayor Richard, of Cedar Keys, telegraphs
the superintendent of police here in answer
to an inquiry, that Gilien died this after-
noon.
DESPERATELY MURDERoUs ASSAULT.
Baltimore, Dec. 4.-Intense excitement
prevails in this county about ten miles east
of the city in consequence of murderous
assault made on JAS. Woods, farmer, by q
negro named Gardner. he struck his VIC
tim with an axe, crushing his skull and
knocking him down, the wife assisting her
husband into the house. Gardner seized a gun
near the door, and as soon as the door was
shut on him fred through the lower part, the
charge entering the groin and abdomen OF
Woods. Gardner was arrested and is now
in the county jail, and in danger of being
lynched
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-12-09

The yellow fsver Is causing fifteen to twenty
1eaths daily in Ganyaquil, s.. A.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-12-09

New YoRK, Dec. A.-Monsy easy and loaned
down from 1872 to 2 pei cent. per annum;
closing at 211a per cent. Prime mercantile
paper 5I@675 per cent. Sterling exchange,
dull; sixty days dull at S479. Sterling de-
mand, $4.80M.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-12-09

All tAo AaCdA year 4CIf "oI6 %fO,94O3OS4, uu
increase of So, 795, 45s upon the previous year.
The receipts for the fiscal year 1880, in face
of reduction of the tax on tobacco, were
$123, 1881 ,s16, an increase of Sic, 532, 294.
The receipts of the first four months of the
present fiscal year amounted to $43, 7s9, 438,
showing an increase over the
corresponding period last year
of $3,65S.213. In this connection the com.
missioner says: ~ know of no reason why
this increase should not be mentioned dur
ing the fiscal year 80 that the total collec-
tions for the year from internal revenue
taxes at the present ratio would be $685.
100000" Continuing he says: This large
increase Of revenue is unquestionably dne
to prosperous times, and.there would seem
to be no reasonable probability of q mate
rial diminution thereof for several years to
come, but on the contrary probability of
gradual increase, certainly upon ratio
equal to the increase of population. While
the receipts from taxes are thus increasing
in amount, the demands upon the treasury
are being lessened by the reduction of the
public debt and annual interest charged. It
Is probable, therefore, that Congress will be
disposed to relieve the people from some of
the internal revenue taxes, and If such re-
duction is to be made, respectfully suggest
the following list OF taxes collected
during the fiscal year 1880 for
the consideration of the law-makinR power:
bank checks, 1920 21; friction matches,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-03-03
Boletin MercantiI.

declaraciones en- Ia materia, dentro =
fupra de- esta Camara, ma adhiero por
com mplato. 7 resume. pues, diciendo
que adem4s de esta declaration espera-
mos que 81 Gobiorno manifesto 81 tiene
8 no un plan de reformas en- Cuba 81
este plan, case de tenerle, abraza la
question en- todo su ccnjunto, 8 cada
una de elias resuelve aisladamente Y
por fraciones; que nos olga para que fe-
cha podrelnos contar con que tendremos
aqui esas reformas, y 81 el Gobierno
entiende que no puede hacer la declara-
toria que le pido respecto al censo dc
1857 por tenor de quebrantar la uni
dad dc su partido; 81 cree que NO puede
abordar de frente la question de las re-
formas de Cuba; francamente, creo que
10 natural y 10 propio es que abandone
ell poder J 10 entregue en- manos de
otros hombres, y no digo de otro parti-
do porque Ia question de las reformas
de Cuba no es question de partido, sino
de una situacion tai que Sc sienta capaz
de llevar adelante Ia resolution de este
gran problema, en- que esta interesada
la vida de Cuba y tambien el porvenir
de la nacionalidad espanols en- Am6-
RIGA.
ri Sr. PRESIDENTE Va q suspen-
derse la session las seis para hacer ell
sorteo de secciones: 81 al Sr. Ministro
de Uitramar no le convene interrumpir
su discurso, puede dejarlo para MANA
ma.
(Gnatinmnrd
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-03-03

mandanfe fi6 dependencies aaalariaslos. siu
aut0rizacioI, para hacero, q ellos como dcuia
personal de9a dirigirse la demands, y no con-
ira la casa de coin .rci0 que 6l representaba,
pidiendo al Jazgasio g. sirViese deelarar sin
lngar la interpuesta, c0ndenan 10 en- las costas
oil demandants p0r su tamcritiad Replicar0n
Y dnplicaIon actor y denaadado, Sc abri6 a
prueba citandOse para practicar la solicitada
Ell inn sdiato dia vainte y dos. En- veinte v seis
compareci6 en- ell Juzgado ID. Secundino Melon
con la representation que ostenta manifes-
tando: 'que en- el estade que Sc encuentra este
sXpediente, es decir dcspaes dc celebrada Ia
demanda, Sc ha convencidO que Cor una mala
inteiigencia establecio la presente reclamation
contra los Sres. Angel T. SedaHo y Compaflia
debendo habero verificado contra los iRdivi-
duos que en- nombre de dicha raZon social to-
maron los etect0S ongen de esta question !; que
en- su consecueneia desistia de la presente de-
manda, deiando en- su buen nomDre Y fama q
los demandados reservandose ell derecho de
intentar de nuevo dicha reclamation CONTRA
quien hubiese lugar, Suplicando al Sr. Jnez Sc
sIrviese proveer esta manifestation declaran-
do deslstida la demanda con las costas al ae-
tor la que en- veinte. Y sete del propio enero
recayo e auto siguieute: "Vista la anterior
sc declara desistida la presente
demanda reservandoSe ell actor sus derechos
para que pueda eercitarlos contra quien tuve-
Sc convenlente, notiffquese la present. prov'
denca las parties, como asf SIS practise Ell
veinte y ocho acudiendo los sres. Augei f.
Sedano y Compafiia pidiendo Sc les exl,i,Iiese
certfcacien de los particuares precels tes
para los usos que les conviniese.
pedimentosde los Sres Angel F. Sedano
y Compaiiia por disposition del Sr. Juez Mu-
nicipal accidental, libro la preseute visada por
e mismo Juez selada con ell de este Juzga-
do en-
Puerto-Rco, veinte echo de febrero de
mil ochocientos echenta. A. Gonzalez
We B.0, Pejla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-03-03
GAdJaI'a'saAgAAS.

Teatro. Dos funciones con lisonjero
6xito ha dado la compahia de Annexv
ell sabado y domingo 1Itimos. En- Ell
hombre de mundo, preciosa comedia de
Ventura de Ia Vega en- Ia cual Sc ven
mas que patentes los papeles ridiculos
gu que suelen incurrir los hombres mas
corridos cuando Sc sienten punzados
por el aguijon de los celos, y temen ver-
Sc envueltos a cada paso en- la repeti-
cion de aquellas mismas desgracias que
ellos causaron durante su borrascosa
j1ventud en- esta magistral comedia
donde cada verso es una sentencia y ca
da detalle soberbia pincelada del cua-
dro sin igual que traslado exactisima-
mente ell autor una collection de tipos
deamos, alcanzaron los actores que ocu-
pan nuestro coliseo un legitimo, un
complete triunfo demostrando una vez
mas 10 perfectamente que saben inter
pretar las mas dificiles comedias de cos
tumbres Ia valentia con que vencen
toda clase de escollos 10 mismo la Sc
nora de Anuexy, que este, Pauline Del
gado y los demas que tomaron parte en-
Ia ranresentacion de Ell H0mbre de nan
do, sopieron interpreter ell sab do la
preciosa creacion de Ventura do la VI.
ga y acreditaron seguir con prove
cho las luminosas huelas del inmor-
tai Romea el p1blico, 81 no numeroso,
4 10 m6nos escogido, les tribute un ho-
manaje de admiration continue por
medic de nutri los apausos entusias-
tas llamadas la escena.
Otro triunfo, no m6nos valioso que el
del sabado, aicanzo la compaiija de
Annexy el domingo en- La Campano dc
Ia A'mucloind, interesantisimo drama
hist6rico, RIGA fligrana de bellezas poe
ticas y efectos escenicos sorprendentes
y conmovedores, asaz conocido de este
pub leo, pero cada dia mas apreciado
original del eminenta vate balear Palou
y Coil. En- numero infnitamente ma
yor los meritos que los defectos, la re-
presentation fne una de las mejores que
hsmos visto dar aqui al drama de que
nos ocupamos, y desde luego podemos
asegnrar que la senora Delgado de An.
nexy so elev6 una altura, IA cual
digamosio con sinceridad, no creiamos
llegase en- ell genero tragioo pesar dc
su gran talento artfstico
i'm espejo de do'or
Donde grdndes Sc miraban
In mgestod q el onsorl
Tai fue la excelentisima actriz cuyos
merecimieDtos recompenso el rume.osi
pnblco en- la noche del domingo con Ii
sonjeras ovaciones extensivas tambien
los delnas actores que supieron compar
tir con ella dignamente tan dichost
triunfo. Annexy, Pauline Delgado, San
tigosa, Terradas, Busutil, unos mas
otros menos, segun la respective impor
tancia de sus papeles, todos SO hicierol
acreedores al decidido APPLAUSE de lo
espectadores por 10 cual les felicitano
cordialmente sintiendo que el POGO es
pacio de qne podemos disponer nos We
dc ocuparnos de cada nno con la exten
sion que desaariamos.
No nads secreto y La mosquito maert,
son Las dos piezas c6micas que con sin
gular agrado dieron fin respeotivament
( las funcioues dol sAbado y domingo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-03-03

presidiario de cadena parpetna jose
Alem ny on I'll ha darramata, su san.
gre, coDfeso en- parte y conyicto en- to
do. por prueba plena de testigos, del
mismo crfmen.
Rara vez SO consigue este resultado,
tratandose de la prusba de nm delito
quo SO prepara siempre en- medic del
misterio y de las tinieblas, y tai circuns-
tancia habla muy alto para convence-
ros de cue entire los mayores criminales
no Sc desconoce ell sentimiento de Ia
patria, registrando la historic diferentes
eje mplos en- que voluntariamente han
empenado las armas en- defensa de su
integridad y engrandecimiento.
Ceuta, importantisima plaza de guer-
ra declarada en- campaiia, situada en- la
embocadura del Estrecho, encarnada en-
territorio africano, desde cuyas mura-
las veis coastantements ese Penon en-
que ondea la bandera de una nacioR po-
derosa, es sagrada joya de la patria
confiada nuestra lealtad: ell que aten-
te, el que solo suene levsntarse contra
su. seguridad, no tiene en sus venas
sargre espanola, es nm troidor, y hasta
ell sentimiento de compassion Sc amen
qua cuando la ley inexorable cae sobre
su cabeza.
No 10 olvideis, soldados, grabad en-
vuestra memoria ell triste espectaculo
que por segunda vez acsbais de presen-
ciar, Y siento Ia f lelida1 uno de vues-
tros primeros debores, unios como I'M
solo hombre aIrededor dc vueSttos jefes
para savar esta plaza de las tenebro-
sas maquinaciones de epcubiertos ena-
migos, y exclamad con vaestro general:
Viva ell rey, viva la patria, viva la dis
ciplina miitar!
Ceuta, 80 de Enero de 1880.
Ahora bien, una vez terminado nues-
tro deber de cronistas, nos permitire-
mos formular dos sencillas preeuntas
/ Els oportuno, conveni4nts y necesa-
rio ell refuerzo de la guarnicion de Ceu-
ia ? / Els oportuno, conveniente y nece-
sario dar distinta orgsnizacion al regi-
miento de discipline ALI establecido?
ST hay quien recoja las preguntas que
anteceden, diScutiremos gustosos acer-
ca de la materis, pero en- case contrario
presentaremos espontaneamente algu-
nos dstos que i!ustraran este problema,
no tanto militar como de interes gene
ri.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-03-03
lojo ojo!

Maiz bueno fresco del pals $22 al. So
fapega
Cerveza americana (Lager Beer marca
Aguila en- bArriles de 6 docenas botellas v
10 docenas botellas $18 bl. 8 81 docenas bo-
tellas y $3t docenas id.
Id. i'd. Beer malca Salvador en- barriles
lie docenas canecas $l2A bl. $3t doce-
mas canecas.
Champagne americana Extra Doy) en- ca
jitas de | docena botellitas para niflos 81
ca1ita.
Betun Saratoga para zaptitos ia en- cali.
tas de IA fra COS q Sl-25 cts. cajita.
Harina de tfigo americana mavca Favorl
ta, superior $1S3 brI.
Detallan Garcia, Gatell u 90. Tetuan 2e.
l--e