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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-02-29
In6ditO de Ayala.

Nuestlo ilustrado amigo D. Miguel
Sanchez Pesquera nos ha obsequiado
con el siguiente trabajo inedito del emil
nente pocta d. Adelardo Lopez de Aya-
la O. EP.D.), }, joya tanto mas aprecia-
BILE cuanto que probablenAnte no po-
dra insertarse en- la collection de que
habla La Ilustracion Espahola q Ameri-
cana por carecer del original.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-02-29

Junta, la cual, uniendose la crusada
iniciada alli contra ell digno parroco
vocal nato de ella, le ha hecho salir de
la session para protestar contra 81.
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iEJBGI0S DIVERSOs.
MuSica.

En- Ia casa de la viuda de Aruti, director que
fue de 10 mdsica de Artilleria, Sc h1lla de ven
ta un escogido repertoire de partituras, ARE
glados para bandas militares. Sc dara muy
barato. Puerta de terra, frente Barraco-
n s. Ia
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"CASTIGOY PERDON." :"

Drama incttito. - Escena B. c
Elena y Roberto.
ROBERTO
Dos os guarle, sehora.
ELENA
Adios, Roberto.
Como estais de la herida?
ROBERTO.
Fuerte y sano.
Deja que bese Ia benigaa mano
Eor quien al mundo al amor despierto.
Td me diste la vida; 81 otro osado
Tanto favor hacerme sc atrevi IA,
Antes de VERNE a agradecer to 60,
ViOlehta muerte Uni Juror me dlera.
Y al recordar que tIs bOndades debO
La sangre ardiente que en- mis- venas .levO,
Con graDde g0ZO MIRO
La luz del sol y con placer res JlrO.
ELENA
Nos, noble Y caabllero,
Ne salvastals, Y yo....
RoBsRro. / con dlsgusto)
Callad (iQue ideaD
ELENA
Y agradecida yO....
ROBERTO
Deja prlmero
Que 20 recuerle -. el alma me recrea
La dulce ina@en de tn aian 81 cerO
TG no c0mprendes mi dolOr tirano
Cunndo en- Fl lacho mi altvez p09trada,
Sufrl p0r vez primera
La afrentl n1sperada,
La horrible atrenta de sent;r la mano
Sin fuerza W para banair la espada.
Ent jnces til camandO mi dOlencia,
Apareci / en- tOrno &c mi .ecb0,
T1, qua pladosa has hecho
Que la piedad mi cOraz0n Sc ablande,
Y itmaS, te 10 Juro en- ml presencia,
janis ell G6bi Sc mOstr0 tan grande.
Ell placer que en- cl alma me iufundia
La lulce risa lie tus lablos roj0s;
Tus mi"alas lie paZ, que toiav,a
Briilaudo estln deante de mis- oj0s
Todo q un mundo de amor que no comprend
Ell ALMA leva "tdba, y a medida
Que la sangre perdida
Iba Ell cuidalo de tn mano bella
Al d6Jll coraZon restituyendO,
Iba i mis- venas la vez con ella
FL fuego del amor en- que me enciendo.
ELENA.
;Ah!iy es verdad que recordais con pen
l. IS sangr entos desp0jos
Ganados en- la LID ?
ROBERTO.
Jamas Elena;
Jamas tan bella aparec6 mis- ojos
La grata imlgen de mi arrojo fiero
No porque Ell eco del clarin guerrero
Placeres hoy mi eXistencia brinde;
ST porque en- ella que contemples quiero
Todo ell vA0r del cutO enardecidO
Que hoy tus plantas con orgullo rinde
Mi iuerte coraZon Jamas vencido
n 4ci soberbio en- miserable cuna,
Vole al cOmbate adquiri renombre
Mi salvaje valor y mi fortuna
Me hicieroA luego despreciar al hombre
FL romeo son de In batalla hrviente,
Fl bosque soltario con su cama
Nj un pensamiento levant6 en- la mente
Nj un senttmiento desperto en- ell ALMA.
Td, como ell Dios que arranca con su mano
Aqua sin fin del pedernal que toca,
Sacaste amor sentimiento humane
DE este deserto corazon de roca.
Roberto, 20 SABRE.
ROBERTO.
Seras ingrata
A mi ardiente passion!
ELENA
Roberto
ROBERTO.
Elena
De ddnflc mace la profunda pena
Que tn rostro continue me, ,retrataf
ELENA.
Roberto, amaros mi deber me ordena
Yo 10 sabre cumplir.
ROBERTO.
Ira del cielo
TIL deber es amarme, y 81 81 cesara
Tamben cesara tn amOros0 anhelo
ELENA. Il con augusta
(lCielos!l
ROBERTO
81 esta passion honda, insaciable,
A tn cobarde espiritu intimida,
DejaraSme indomable
En- nuevas lides aca5ar mi vida
I'd, Goa esta pasion jamas sentida
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EN $50.

Tn piano vertical de buenas voces, Sc da en-
este preclo casi regalado por ansentarse 50
dueiio dentro de diez dias.
Norzagaray MIN !, l-2
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4 los hacendadOs.

Sc vende una partida de bueyes
propio para tiro y para arado. In
formara D. Jose POns. 1-3
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FaCtOdaS CentraIeS en- la MdrtiniCa.
/ CONTINUATION. J
CcatrolcS TrjnjtG 2 Marin.

La central T,iaHe ha comprado la
cana & raz)n de 6 kills. de az1car, mo-
lido, durapts Ia zafra dc 1877, Ia can't
dad 16 207 ,995 kills que, con IN rendi-
miento de 7'24 en- azlcnr 2'73 en- micl,
han producido frs. 195,76I62, s SEA,
"a p.o1 Del capital de frs. 100000 8
1912 por 500 kills de az1car. Cual DO
hubiese si1o el resrltado que hubiera
dado esta central con un iendimier to
en- azticar de 1872 que la tenido la 4Na-
rim?
Los 16.207, ,995 kills. de cana, con
este rendimiento lie 1872, representsn
1867 465 kills. 90 do az1car que, al pre-
clio medic de. frs 6974 4 que Sc vendi6 el
de la Trinite, ascienden q fir. $780, %
los cuales, anadian1o ell
producto de la miel segun
e. cuadro. 49,. ......... 95,21592
y ell benefcio del alambique 9,6726O
habrian tornado IN total
reallZadO de e...."..... 9SS, ,SlS'75
De los cuales, deduciendo los gastos
que son:
Comprs de ca
mas. ... fir. 542.73656
Gastos de toda
clase ...... 195407'75 738.14431
Dan un benefcio liquido de-. 250, ,674'44
Lo que implica una ganan-
cia por 100 frances de su ca
pital de 100000 frances, 33'42
ypor 500kils. de az1car central 1892
Con el rendimiento do 1892 produjo
la central 1867, ,465 kills. de azdcar, no
importando los gastos mas que TT
por cada 500 kills. de az1car en- lugar
De 1886 que ascienden en- ell rendi-
miento de 7'24.
Las ganancias de la Marin ascienden
solo por cada 100 frances del capital,
segun el estadO, a....... fir. % 80
y por 500 kills. deaz.dcar, 1907
Lo que da en- ell primer case una dis.
minucion de cerca de !, y en- ell segundc
de / i; siendo los gsstos frs. 1886 POI
100 kills. de az1car, ascienden la g.
parte mas que los hechos por la Trinit6
CentrdteS h00eT y om0n.
La primera moli6 2068l 993 kills. dc
cana pagados razon de 81 kills. de
az1car por cada 100 de canas, y Ia se-
gunda 20.l56, 1876 pagados psrte razor
de 81 kills. parte 6. Esta, con III
rendimiento de 699, da, segun ell esta
do en- que los precios de las canas para
las ii centrales SO han considerable a
precio uniforme de kills, un resultadC
de fir. 20'14 por 100 sobre el capita
constitutivo de fir. 10000 de fir. So IS
por 500 kills. de az1car molida. SCua
fusra ell resultado de la central Rober
con 81 rendimiento de 500 que ha teni
do Ia Simon considerable iguslmentt
el precio de las caiias razon de 6 kills
Los 20681, 1893 kills. de cana molidoi
Dor la central Robert en- Ia zafra de 1877
dan, con un producto de 6 1879, LAS, &C.,
kills. 80 que, al precio de fir. 66'79 a qu'
SO han yendido los az1cares de la 10
bert hacen. ............. tr. 5,559 l!
La miel, produciendo 274
sean 566,464 litros
fir. 22'61 el hect6litro,
Oa. Oa........-.,... ..... 11o,Uo1 oe
La ganancia que dlo ell
alambique. ..... 6,345'4I
Total realizado. fir. LO99, ,996 81
Del cual hay
que deducir
por las canas
compradas al
6 p%. -. :. fr. 6S6,64949
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197.O71'83

197,O71's3
La central Robert, con obtener de la
cans IN producto de 6'99, la caLtidad
de 1.445, ,564 kills. de azlcar, ha recaba-
do una ganancia por 900 kills. de nzl-
Car de. ................... Fl. 68'16
' porl 100 de su capital de
I d, 100000, O,............ (" lfQ7
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-02-29
a0TIHIgT10 MARITIME.

ENTRADAS.
Fbro 21-Do Uurazao, berg. esp. modesto" ("
sal.
De Ia Isla, vap. id. "San Juan,
lastre.
SALIDAS.
Fbro. 2T'.-Para Ponce, pol. esp. ''Rosalia, :"
carga.
28.-Para la Isla, vap. id. "San Juan,"
carga.
PasaerOs llegados eli ell vap ''San Juan y
De Santh6mas Martin Echalecu, Miguel Sa-
ralegu, Atano Conde, Agustin Rivera, Ger
man Uasamayor, Antonio Corneta, Bertrand
Ousset, Pelegrin Davide, Pasquale Guerrieri,
Giuseppe Barone Biagio, Gaetano s. Antonio,
Felipe Primola De Vieques. Santiago Bos-
clio, Clementina Antoni.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-02-29

(D Aqui clasifca ell autor las Ii centrales
por 6rden numerico considerations en- cinco
grHpos, sea por su rendimiento en- azdcar, en-
miel Y en- aguardiente, y por sus gastos y be-
nefcios por cada $50 kills. de azdcar Dejamos
de traducir dicha classification por ser locales
los datos que gentlemen no interesar 4 Puer
tQ-Rico N, de 10 n
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-02-29

A otre mundo me cntregas
I'd, que me siste ell alma,
Seras tigre feroz 81 ahora me niegas
Cuanto ella exija de consueo y cslma.
ELEyA.
/ Roberto +!
ROBERTO.
81, tn amor tengo derecho
(Asi6ndOtG una nlanO
A exigir ell amor de la quo altera
La calma de mi necho
Ay del que imbec estorbarlo quiera
Bajo mis- plantas le veras deshecho
Adelardo Lopez de Ayala
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-02-29

Con el fin de- ponar nuestros lecto-
ras al corriente de los importantes dis
curses que sobre Cuba, 8 incidental
nente sobro Puerto Rico, Sc han pro-
uunciado en- ell Congreso, empezamos
hoy copiarlos del ertracto ofcial de la
G0ccta de Madrid. He aqui el princi-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-02-29

iAh!s es verdad que recordais con pena
l. IS sangr entos despojos
Ganados en- la lid ?
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-12-02
NORTHFiELD.

Wheat dropped two cents Yesterday; the
price now is $50 for No. 1.
Dundas was we'll represented at Professo,
Swings lecture last night.
Several cases of diphtheria have been re.
ported from the vicinity of Dundas.
O. K. Davis should have full house to-
night to hear his Interesting lecture on
Madame Roland.
The Rorbachs, of the Boston One Price,
are about to change their location to more
prosperous cline.
large audience greeted Prof. Swine
Tuesday evening, and were well pleased with
the entertainment.
Mr.. G. w. Ehle, of Faribault, and Cyril
Archibald, of Dundas, registered at the
Archer house yesterday.
A report reached your correspondent to.
day that Otto Severson, a Norwegian, OF
Greenvale, was suffocated while digging 8
we'll there Tuesday.
Allen d Truesdel have sold their stock OF
hardware to Messrs. Kingman & Bacon, of
this city. Mr.. j. 8. Allen, the senior mem.
Der OF the firm, will soon leave for California
for the benefit of his health.
The final test of the new force pump at
tached to Ames' mill, took place yesterday to
the satisfaction of all, and will probably be
accepted by the council. Nortnfield, now
has as complete set of fire apparatus as any
city in the State, outside of st. Paul and
Minneapolis.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-12-02

All quiet at municipal court yesterday.
DR.. Ghas. McComb Is in our city again.
G. Paul Smith Saturday night In Opera
hall.
Wheat the same. Receipts fair. Hay
and oats scarce.
Mrs. Frank Smith is visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. Rhodes, for few days.
Mr.. John McKenney has just returned
from Chandler, where he has BEEN on bust
| ness.
They were busily engaged examining wit
| nesses on the Hutchinson murder case yes
terday at court.
Mr.. Louis Mellen will leays this week for
Massachusetts,, where be will visit his old
friends for time.
MIR. Sam Lull has taken the position of
general deliverer in the postodice. Sam
looks good, framed.
William May, who left early Last summer
for Croukstou, Mimi. returned yesterday
morning and is busily shaking hands with
his many friends through our town.
Prof. Wood will organize dancing class
of older folks Friday evening in Manner
Choir hall. He will also open class of in
veniles Saturday morning at 10 O'Clock in
the same hall. The Professor has classes in
Minneapolis Saturday afternoon, SO that he
has to give his lessons in the morning in
our city. All of our citizens wishing to have
their children learn to dance should send
them down Saturday morning.
DEDICATION SERVICES.
The formal dedication of the Uniyersalist
church was commenced last evening. The
dedication sermon will be delivered this
morning BY Rev. DR.. Deere. assisted by
several prominent divines who are expected
to be present on the occasion.
The following is the order of exercises
Thursday morning services at 1890 A. NJ,
by Rev. Mr. Coager, OF Lombard college,
Galesburg, Ill. At2 P. M. the dedicatory
services will be conducted by Rev. g. 81.
Deere, of Rochester, MINI. At z P. M, SER
mon by Rev. j. W. Hanson, D. D., of Chi
cago. The public are cordially invited to
attend.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-12-02
HEWITT VS.. DAVIS.

Abram s. Hewttt's Rejoinder to Judge
Davis, About His Connection With the
Morey Garfield Chinese Letter.
New YORK, Dec. 1.-Abram 8. Hewitt has
sent letter to the editor of the Nation, de-
Tending himself against what he terms the
''e1tra judicial attack of Judge Davis. He
says he believed the Morey letter to be gen
uine and hence decided to refer to it in his
speech, and accordingly did SO, in what he
then regarded and still regards as cautious
language. If he formed too hasty Judgment
he must accept the censure due
to unintentional indisoretion. The letter
concludes as follows; With this sta ement I
submit my conduct to the candid Judgment
of your readers, but not without expressing
the deep regret which feel that unlucky
chance should have brought me where nv
opinion was asked in regard to the authen-
ITCHY OF a letter which 30 far as I was con-
cerned, was matter of profound indiffer.
ence, and in regard to which never sup
posed that any controversy could arise.
This regret is intensified by the
fact that I, rather than General
Garfield, should be the victim of the
forgery. for he has, notwithstanding, been
elected President while / have had the singu-
lar experience of q denunciation from the
bench in case to which was not a party.
in which had no hearing before Judge
who seemed to confoupd the witness with
the alleged crime. have therefore more
reason than Gen. Garfield "to hunt the ras-
cal down." and to insist that due punish-
| ment shall be melted out to those who have
violated the law.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-12-02

Flour, In buyers favor; proea without change; re-
ceipts 1900 barrels; exports 1900 barrels
TO good extra 1906 90; good to choice O5G6. rs
whie wheat extra 8. 15lD6.50; extra Ohio rs G69S
ST. Louis 6.O005.e5; Minnesota patent process $50
sequenty lost; closed with rather strength;
ceips 5000 bushels; 235, 900 bushels;
graded spring $l.07Oi.17; No. do LIS; NO. do
I6Q1.l7; ungraded red 1S0l 80; No. dol 1917
al. 10; No do 1.24Dl .24I1 No. do l.s0; mixed
winter 1.200l 20S ungraded white 17Dl.al: No.
do lie; No. do. sales IS, 600 bushels at h29140
121; steamer No. do 1Is0I.l9; No. 2 red. De
cember,. sales 2l6.eO0 buehes at 1.23XQI 94k
January. sales $4,000 bushels at l.27@1l .27x !.
Corn quiet: receipts o7.UeO bushels; exports
57ao; steamer 5sia@5sA; No. white 6i1c.
Oats weak: receipts u 20 70 bushels mixed western %
0d4c; WINE western s5l150c Hay hcm and fairly
active at $40 90 Olo.50 Coffee steady sugar quiet
and unchanged and steady. -Molasses dull Rice
in fair demaud Petroleum quiet and nominal (;
united at $40; refined 90. Tallov steady at 6x q
$40. Rosin quiet at s750t.s5. Turpentine dull at
SL15 Eggs quiet but steady; western 25DSUc
Pork duh and wholly nominal; choice ness, spot,
Si475Ol 6 Co., ordinary brands, "A 25 old; rs rs new.
Beef qaiet aud unchanged. Out meats unchanged.
Lard opened steady aud closed weak; prime steam
spot, at S900Op.09hs December S97rQ9 0S1s; jan
uary s07HD9 i2H; February 9.i2h@9 90. Butter
quiet shd unchanged. Cheese heavy; western ut 10
aDi2&c. Manufactured copper quiet aud unchang-
ed; new shething, 26c; Ingot lake $4,000. Scotch
pig 6tron -20Is 024hc; American 18026c Russia
sheeting lSal6c. sNails cut - 750s.76; clinch
81
PHILADELPHIA, Dec Flour dull western ex-
tras 400; Mimi sofa extras clear, medium s. as do
good $50; do choice SIS; do straight 6.2516 80;
Ohio extra family good %; choice 25; st Louis,
do choice 8. So southern Illinois do $50; Minnesota
patents; good tbs. Wheat, decided Improvement;
western rejected track LIZ: No. red elevator
l.220L22rt second call fair demand; No. Fed
spot La bid, Lays asked; December 22A bid,
l.22& asked; January 25a Bit, Lag asked; Feb
rrary 1.z7A bid, i.3sM asked.
BosToS, Dec. Flour firm; western superfpe
40004 Is; common extras 4 bO04.76; Wisconsin
extra 4.7505.7o; Mihnesota 5N006 90; winter
wheats, Ohio and Michigan 5.621sG6.0O; In
diana CTS; ut. Louis and Illinois 6.7se17 90 spring
wheat patents 7.25QD8. rs; winter do 67s18.2S.
Corn steady and firm: mixed and yellow 6606sc;l
high mixed 67c Oats, firm; moderate demand: No.
l and extra white 60lDeSc, NO. white 45443ize;
No. white and No.~2 mixed 46SD41Hc O. Rye LOS
0L07.
WILMINGTON, Dec f.-spirits turpentine quiet,
42hc. 49, .zi.-93 81 ,c-f
LONDON. Dec I.-Rehned petroleum Sf0Ss Sd.
Spirits turpentine 3Ss Sd033s Sd. - 6 e
LIVERPOOL, Dec. Lotion easier; mid
ding upland Sad; middling Orleans 15-ltd;
sales 1o.UOo BALES; for speculation aud export
l,0G0 bales; American 5000 bales. Lard, Amer
loan ASS Cd. Short clear uliddes 4Ss.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-12-02
PORK
LAID.
Chicago.
AssooIArEp PRESS RRpoRrs.

MMwAuKm, Dec. Flour quiet and unchanged.
Wheat opened firm, 10 higher, and closed steady;
sS p sssa iS s January S Ss r sS
i isosa nominal sD Corn 3 s 70 III; demand S9 ESQ.,
Oats steady and in fair demand; No. 2, SaAc Rye
eas.er; No. l, a7nc. Barley firm; No. q, S94c.
Provisions quiet; mess pork, old $l25O; new 1860;
January Is go. Lard, prime steam $8.7O cash and
November; g. 20 January. Live hogs steady at $3.50
OATS. Receipts, 482e barrels -four; 1871 bushels
wheat; 1850 bushels barley. Shipments. 1850
barrels dour; $500 bushels wheat; 6,2s1 bushels
barley.
CHICAGO, Dec. Flour quiet but firm. Wheat
unsettled and generally lower; No. red winter
LOT; No. Chicago spring 1.091s0 !.09A; 1.lOx
Jseuary; LIS February; No. Chicago spring
41A cash ana December; 42Ac January; 47c bid
May Data in good demand at full prices, 1914 G
cash; 331sc January; 3714c May. Rye easier, Ss1s0
mand and lower rates; Is 250IsiO cash; Il. $50
1870 December; Is. 530l3.57n January: 1870 bid
February. Lard active but lover; $50 cash g. COO
easier; shoulders lso; short RIBS 7.o5; do clear
7.25. Whisky steady and unchanged, S1l2.
Receipts $4,000 barrels nour 26l 900 bushels wheat
$4,000 bushels corn; 1000 bushels oats; $4,000
barrels flour: 1900 bushels wheat: 1900 bushels
corn: $4,000 bushels oats; 1850 bushels rye; a.
600 bushels barley.
5000; shipments 1000; opened stronger: weak.
ened: c osing very dull; lie lower; quality excel
lent. but a good many of them light; mixed packing
4.4004.65; light 45O04.65; choice heavy 4.8J05.DO.
Cattle, receipts 5000; shipments l,O0n: fairly
act We and easy good to choice shipping COOS. 40
common to fair S6004.50; stockers 2.70t3.20
calves, per head S60lI; butchers firm: through
Texans strong; steers 29O0s Is; Wyoming natives
3.es: COWS 8.4S. Sheep, receipts 1I,OU0; fairly
active and steady; scalawags so; poor Texans 2.5n
common to medium S.lO03. IS; good to choice
4904 .37h.
&BuFFALo, Dec. 1.-Grain market entirely neglected
and nominal; no sales,
NEW YoHK, Dec. Cotton quiet at I2012Ac
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-12-02
COMMERCIAL.

Wheat Lower on Call Yesterday-Corn in
Sympathy and Weaker-Barley Un-
ohanged-Osts Stsady-Flour Firm In
Boston-wheat Unsettled and Lower In
Chicago-Fight Over Money In New
York-Almcst Panic In Stocks.
ST. PAUL, Dec. 2.
There was still further decline in wheat
yesterday on change, No. hard partaking in
the general weakness to the amount of two
cents. No. 2 came off one cent, No. 2 took
tumble to itself" and let down three cents
these for cash deals; and No.2, December deliv-
cry, held steady ut Tuesdays quotations. Quo
tations for Wednesday were as follows: No.
hard, cash bids of s6c; No. 2, do, bid CSC; No.
8, do, $50; No. q, December, S2c.
No. old corn was quoted at askings of Ale,
cash; new corn, SEC cash. ana No. z, for May
delivery, lower st $3.50.
Oats. nominally unchanged, but held firm,
with BUYERS cautious and disposed to weaken a
little on Nos. 2 and 8. mixed. No. 2, Deem.
Der, unchanged. Quotations follow: No,
g, white. Sic bid, cash; No. 8.
do. bid. 2911sc, cash; SOC asked; No. o mixed
291$c bid cash. SOC asked; No. 8. do, 2S5Sc
bid go asked; No. Q December, 200 bid.
Barley steady aud unchanged. No. 9 75c
bid for cash. extra No. 8 Csc bid cash; COM
NOR No. Soc bid cash; No. 2, for December
delivery. bid 75c, and No. do, 55G.
Bye No. q. advanced to 73c bid cash. Ground
feed receded in bidding to $500, but was
held firm at Tuesdays bid, Sic. so.
Corn meal steady and unchanged at S15.50
Bran lower, quoted at bids of $500 cash.
Baled hay bid at sl2 90. -~---
Flax seed lower, bid at 98c.
Live hogs, unchanged, S425.
Dressed hogs lower. quoting at $505.
a NJ, Vrrkx NS Last ovya,
DRY goods business quiet day, owing to the
stormy weather. Cotton goods continue firm;
paper csmbrics advanced go on leading makes.
Crochet quilts are mp &c; low prices. Dark
prints more active. Mems wear woolens in ir-
regular demand. Blankets and colored fiannels
moving steadily"
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-12-02
,lesion caused by shipments to the South an,

The transactions aggregated 45s,OOO shares OF
which $500 were Chicago, Burlington 4 Quincy
5000 Chicago, Columbus s. Indiana Central
12.Oc0 chesapeake Ohio; 29OO Delaware, Lackawan.
na Western; S,2u0 Delaware & Hudson; $1,000
Erie; $500 Hannibal h st. Joe; $500 st. Louis &
Iron Mountain; 4,SOO Missouri, Kansas Il Texas
1900 Lake Shore; 4,2l0 Lake Erie Western; ZOO
Louisville Nashville; 400 Michigan Central;
Chicago d Northwestern: $500 Nashville. Ohatta-
nooga St. Louis; $4,000 New Jersey Central; 10000
New York Central; $500 Northern Pacific; 1000
Ohio mississippi; 27.O00 Ontario Western 5000
Pacific Mail; 5000 Philadelphia Reading; 81, 0
Chicago, Milwaukee d st. Paul; 2,4yO st. Paul Il
Omaha; 5000 Union Pacific: 1000 Wabash. St.
Louis Pacific; $1,000 Western Union and $500
cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati i Indianapolis.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-12-02
NOTICE TO BUILDERS.

CHERRIES sALE-etate of Minnesota, county
y of Ramsey-~ss. By virtue OF an execution issued
out and under the seal of the District Ocprt Of the
Second Judicial District OF the State Of Minnesota
and to me directed and delivered upon 8 judgment
rendered aud docketed In said court on the 6th day
Of February, 1876. In favor of Daniel M Robbins,
plsiutif, and against Alonzo Eaton and George W
Reese, partners as Eaton & Reese, defendants; ],
James King. rherff Of said county of Ramsey. have
lev ed upon the property of said defendant Alonzo
Eaton, and at ten O'Clock in the forenoon on Fri
day, the 3lst day Of December, A. d. 1880, at the
front door of the Old Court House. In the city of St.
Paul. in said county Of Ramsey Minnesota, will sell
at public auction, to the highest bidder pursuant to
the statute In such case made and provided, all the
right, title, and interest sa defendant Alonzo Eaton
had at the time of tbs dockeiog of said Judgment,
or has had at any time since the docketng thereof
has in to the following described property
situated in said county of Ramsey and State Of Min
uesea, to-wit: Lot six (6), in block four M and lot
eight ts) In block three 81, ell IN
Leech'a Addition to the City Of Sa MT Paul. accord.
ing to the plat thereof file in the Office Of the Reg
lister of Deeds In and for said county Of Ramsey,
Minnesota, so much thereof az may be sufficient
to satisfy said execution, with costs.
Dated St Paul, November 17th, 1887.
JAMES KING,
Sheriff of Ramsey County, Minnesota.
LAMpnEx & JANE. Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Nov. ls-7w-Thur