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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-12-23
GERMANY.

BERLIN, Dec. 22.-The semi-oficial North
German Gazette comments upon certain
utterances of the Vienna press showing
the existence of belief in some quarters
that the recent articles in the Cologne
Gazette on the military equilibrium may
have been intended as a warning by Bis
marck to certain anti German elements in
Austria. It says nothing is known in gov
ernment circles which could support such
interpretations. Full confidence is felt
both in the present and future pol
icy of Austria. Mutual confidence
between the two empires lies outside
of the province of journalistic discussion.
The relations with Austria as well as with
Russia rest upon the historical and politi-
cal positions of the three empires, and the
personal feeling of the monarchs cannot
be disturbed by newspaper discussion.
Replying to remarks Of the st. Petersburg
Gotos against Bismarck, it says the Rus
sian papers must know the chancellor is
and has been for the last thirty years the
strongest advocate in the whole Of Ger
many for not only pacific but friendly re-
lations with Russia. This is perhaps his
chief fault in the eyes of the non. Russian
forces supporting the Golos. -
The emperor has recovered from his
sickness. He drove out to-day.
BERLIN, Dec. 22.-Germania states that
the basis of understanding between Russia
and the Vatican are as follows: 4The re-
establishment of a Russian embassy at the
Vatican; amnesty to Polish bishops; REIN
statement of the archbishop of Warsaw;
new bishops to be appointed after an
understanding between Russia and the
Vatican; appointments to important liv-
ings in Russia to be submitted to the
Russian government; the states of Russia
to exercise certain right of supervision
over seminaries; uniates to have liberty to
return to the Catholic church.
BERLIN, Dec. 22.-Bismarck will himself
answer the question in regard to the po-
litical situation on the reassembling of the
reichstag.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, Dec. 22.-In the chamber OF
deputies the conservatives proposed the
appointment of committee to congratu-
late King Alfonso on the birth of an infant
prince, and on the adhension of the Demo
Gratis to his throne and person. A warm
debate ensued and a serious alteration
occurred between the prefect of Madrid
and Rabledo. The president of the cham
Der suspended the sitting, but after salts
factory explanations had been exchanged
the session was resumed and CASTELAR, made
speech in which he maintained the superi-
ority OF the democratic system of govern
ment and the incompatibility of a mon
archy with liberty.
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ford in which he denounced Earl Spencer,
lord lieutenant of Ireland, as a blood
thirsty English peer.
GLASGOW, Dec. 22.-The failure is an
nouced of Riefenstein & Harmens, iron
brokers. Liabilities e55,OOO
CORK, Dec. 22.-At a meeting for the
purpose of originating movsment for
holding an exhibition here in 1883 every
class of the community was represented.
A letter from Parnell, promising to help,
was read. A committee, which includes
representatives of all parties, was appoint
ed. Twenty-four hundred pounds were
subscribed on the spot toward the exhibi-
tion.
LONDON, Dec. 22.-Arrangements, it is
said, have been completed for the creation
of ministry of agriculture. Chamber
lain will be made first minister. Dixie
Will succeed Chamberlain as president of
the board of trade.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 22.-The Chinese
in the province of Iii tortured and mur-
dered in October two Cossacks and Russian
clerks. The Russian consul at Kuldja is
making an investigation. The Russians
on the frontier are exasperated, and threat
en- reprisals. The guards have been rein
forced.
DoRrMuND, Dec. 22.-Twenty-fve per-
sons were killed by the falling of cage in
Hordenburg mine on Wednesday. The
cage fell distance of 1900 feet.
BRUssBLs, Dec. 22.-The trial of Leon
and Armand Peltzer for the murder OF
Bernays, was concluded to. day. The broth
ers were found guilty and sentenced to
death.
CALCUTTA, Dec. 22-An international ex-
hibition is to be held here in 1883.
P1KTERMARITzBURG, Dec. 22.--The first
part of the military force to reinstate
Cetewayo on his throne started for Zulu
land. 1t consists of mounted infantry.
VIENNA, Dec. 22.-TheF Fre,ndenblatt notes
with complete satisfaction the remarks of
the North German Gazette on the relations
between Germany, Austria and Russia.
LE1PsIc, Dec. 22.-Of twelve students
who died here during the last session of
the university, one was killed in duel and
six committed suicide.
PARIS, Dec. 22.-Nine rioters at Montieu
les Mines were convicted and sentenced
to Imprisonment for terms varying from
one year to five years, with recommends
tions to mercy. Fourteen were acquitted.
ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 22.-Several estab-
Hshments on the Neva were burned. Three
steamers on the stocks were also destroyed.
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Hanlan, the oarsman, writes if the people
of Winnipeg hold out the same in
ducements as last year he would like to
row Ross there next summer. He would
prefer the stakes to be $4,000.
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The Resources of Alaska.

SAN Francisco, Dec. 22.-The United
s sates coast survey steamer Bossler has re-
turned from seven months survey of the
southern coast of Alaska. She discovered
several excellent harbors. Officers speak
enthusiastically of the timber resources of
the region visited.
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THE OLD WORLD,
CONTINUED DISCUSSION ON THE Re
LATIONS BETWEEN RUSSIA
AND GERMINY.

Utterances of tho German
GOvernment---TwOM More Irish Murderers
Sentenced to Death---The Execution of
Overdank---The Parliamentary Oath Bill
Passed by the Italian Chambers---LiyeIv
Scene in the Spanish Congress.
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The Liability of Corporations.
Especial TELEGRAM to the Globe.

Especial Telegram to the Globe.
APPLETON, Wis, Dec. 22-The case of
James Atkinson and the Phoenix Insurance
company of Hartford, Conn, against the
Goodrich Transportation company has
been on trial in the circuit court here since
the 18th inst. The jury, after being out
II night, rendered verdict for the plain
tiffs. This is one of the several actions
brought against the Goodrich Transports
tion company for damages, resulting from
the great fire in Green Bay on Sept. 20
1880, claimed to have been caused by
sparks emitting from the smoke stack of
the steamer Oconto, the total damages ex-
ceeding $125,OOO, and is the test case.
Much interest has been taken during the
whole trial. Fifty witnesses from Green
Bay testified in the case. The matter will
be taken to the supreme court.
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Telephone connection is established be-
tween Lincoln and Omaha. The line works
successfully. Congratulations were ex-
changed between citizens and newspapers.
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A Mutiny.

"A MuC10y. :
MATAMoRAs, Mex, Dec. 22.-Forty SOL
diers of infantry at Tampico, mutinied.
After desperate fight with the guard they
escaped. Capt. Burgos was killed, and one
lieutenant and several soldiers wounded.
Troops pursued the deserters and captured
about half, who will be shot,
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WASHINGTON.
THE NOTORIOUS COWARDICE OF
THE REPUBLICAN, SENIORS.

How They are Trying to Deceive the
People by Pretending to be Reformers-
The Yellowstone Park Hotel Scheme-A
Defaulter Who Wants to Steal Him.
self Even-Why Riddleberger Didn't
Fight Duel with Mccarthy.
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GREAT BRITAIN.

DUBLIN, Dec. 22.-Signs of distress
among small farmers and laborers are be-
coming more visible in some districts
The government is being pressed to estab
lish relief works.
CORK, Dec. 22.-Poff and Barrett convicted
of the murder of Theo. Browne, farmer
near Castle Island, have been sentenced
to be hanged on January %. The
prisoners protest their innocence.
When sentenced Paf, upon being re.
moved from the dock, exclaimed, ssThat
won't put an end to work in Castle island. ~
DUBLIN, Dec. 22.-The three prisoners
under sentence of death for the murder of
the Huddys were removed to Galway to-
day.
The attendance of Witnesses at Kilmain-
ham Jail in connection with the Phoenix
park murders, has been postponed.
LONDON, Dec. 22.-Two warehouses and
one vessel laden with petroleum burned at
Exeter.
An explosion occurred at Thomas De-
troleum store this morning, causing a
great fire, which has already destroyed
several business buildings and adjoining
houses. The flaming oil ran swiftly along
the shores of the canal, setting fire to the
shipping. One brig anchored in the canal
was entirely consumed. The fire is still
burning fercely. Over 10000 gallons of
blazing oil ran into the Exeter, lighting
up the shores on both sides. More ship
ping is threatened.
LONDON, Dec. 22.-The government has
decided to prosecute Biggar, M. p, for
! Cavana, for his recent speech at Water
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-05-12
SEnIlCl0 DE Ii UlDlli | Pro. RICU,
CON EsoAIA EN- NUEvITAs, GBABA, CUBA,
PONCE, MAYAGUEz PUERTO-RICo
vAPOIS " PASAJ hss.''

PONCE, MAYAGUEZ 7 PUERTO O-MCO.
VAPOEx PASAJ hssS.''
I'D A.
Saldrs dc Habana el Z9 9 80 de cada mes pars
NueViCSs.
Id. do Nuevitas el de id. id. i'd. Gibara
Id. de Glbara el 2 DO i'd. id. id. Sgo. do Cuba.
Id. lie Sgo. Uuba el id. Id. id. Ponce.
Id. de T once el id. id. id. Mayagdez.
Id. de Mayagiez el id. id. i'd. san Juan.
KETOkNO.
Saldra ue Pto.. .bicc Ell II de cada mes para
M2yagdeA. .s.....
la. dc Msyaguez el IA id. i'd. id. Ponce.
Id. ds + once el 10 III id id s. de Cuba.
Id. oe b. de Cuba 81 IL ID. id id. Gibara.
Id. de Gibara 81 ~ i'd i'd. id. Nuevitas.
Id. de NuevitaS 81 II i'd. id. id. Rabana.
Los dias 10, entregara este buque al vapor
correO que sale para Cadiz BorceloHa, la car
"a que conuuce dc los puerLUS ue eScala, CO.
lno lguaiInente Ia que reciDa del Vapor rUEk-
IO-klCO, prCceuente dc coon y PuertoS del
rAclticU.
Los dlas | 3, reclOlrA la carga que cOnduzca
para ..OB pueILos DC bu ru.a para Colon Y
fueTt.S del PacltlcU, e VapVr cOrreo que sale
ue Uaul1 u u.a 81.
ServiciO de Colon v Puertos del PaciAco.
Ill CUuUlL aClOn con Ias SaS ue l.. lnlslua
EMpi cod TraSaL.en.lCa Antilana, y laInDl6u
.Un las cCmpanlaS uei lerrU-carlil ue PanAm4
va .Ures ue Ia CUeLa sur ueI FoClticO
VAPUk PUERTO RICO.
Wales de Ia AaDana.a a Colon.
SALIDAo. LLkGADAS.
De la HaUanA el. :. IA A Sgo do Cuba Ell. II
lie SgO ue CuDa q 10 A oabanliia el. 80. 2l
Ue S4Danilia I'll. .ZI A Colon el. %
REGRESO.
DE Colon el....... 2y A Ssbanila el....
De SaD&nilla el... l A ogC dc Cuba el.. 4
We SXo dc CUBA el A haDana eL. 80. 8
Los dias II reciDira este buque en- Santiago
0e Cuba, los tIasboru que conduZca I'll vapOr
PASAJEo uel vapVr cOIreO que sale ell 70 de
Barcelona ~ 10 Oauiz y ilegan los diXs I3 .
fuertO.hlcO.
Los oias entregara eD Santiago de Cuba
al vapOr FASAJES, los traSbordoS que con.
duzca des0e oaDanllia Colon, para el cOrreo
qHe sale ue Fuerto-RlcO los dlas lU, para Ca
ulz J Barcelona.
Mas 0etaiIeh daran Sus cOnBgnatarios
S06TGn0S dc EsQMi0QG.
Puert0-Rico.
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Este maravilloso balsamo sanas infa1il1le
mente las heridas, antiguas, las Ilagas, y los
males de piernas y de pecho, POr medic
de su intIencia las dlceras virulentas to-
man muy pronto Nn aepecto convaleciente
y Gesaparecen. Jamas dejal este ungtleRto
IetrIgerante de producer una cura perfecta
de las atecciones de la piel, los constipa-
dos, las ltoses y ell reumRtlsmo, aun ctiando
SO ma aapelado en- vano sodos los demRs
remedies. s. se..ss-a
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VAPORIs- -C0lRIDs .ESPAl0LFs'
DE LA CUMPANIA sTRASATLANTICA
ANTEs rs
DE A. LOPEZ Y COMP.
yiocl para Puerto-Rico ' la Habana.

:. Wool para Fuerto- -hlc0 y la 6aDa1a
sALlDAs.-De Barcelona los dias Y Is
de cada mes. DE Valencia ell 5.-De Malaga
el7y27. DE Oadiz ell 10 Y SO.-De Santan-
der ell 2O.-De Ia Ooru6a el 81.
Sc expenden bilietes directOs para Maya
guez, Ponce, Santiago de Cuba, Gibara Nuevi.
tas, Sabanilia Colon, con trasbOrdo en- Puer-
tO-Rico Habana.
vIAJE DIRECTO DESDE PUERTO-RICO
SANTANDER
Salida de Puerto Rico el dia 10 de cada
mes.
"a cAmara. q. cAmara. ss4C pretO So oAmara.
los $50 rs so
Tambien puede hacerse 81 viaje, saliendo de
Puerto Rico, los diaS A, l3 y % de cada mes
trasbordando eli Ia Habana
Los precios para estos wales, son los 81
guientes:
De Puerto Rico la Habaua. $50 8 "a 8 IL
lie Id. aSantander, Oadiz Bar
celona lVis Habana). ....... 200 l6O 70
Sc expiden pasajes de IDA vuelta con %
p. Is dc rebaja,
Habra rebsjas para las familias numerosas
con niflOs.
PRIMERA sEGUNDA CANADA.
On nino hasta de amos, on cada 9amilia,
gratis. Los demas hasta amos un cuartO
pasaje. Los de 2 IA amos medic pasaie
Los demas pasaje entero.
TERoERA oLAsE.
Un nifio, hasta dos amos, gratis. Los MI
nos hasta s amos medic pasaje. Los demas
DasAlo ent0rO.
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AmmOAiated ACCiQuIated Peruvian Guano.

Este magnlico abono preparado expresa-
mehte para Ia CANA, que ha dado tan bri-
llantes resultadOs uonde qulera que SO ha en-
pieado Sc encuentra do venta, gu 81 almacen
le los que SuscriJen a 81 ~ cts por barrn de
Lug kilos netOs, al c0ntadO. T. 1aa4
La gran escase4 que nay del Guano del Pc
ri, ha hecno que experimenten sus precios
una alza notable, circumstances por Ia cual
ofrecemos q 81 80 cts el "Perurian Guano''
Reconoc;dos por nuestros scendados las
excelencias de este abono Bo5re los demas
empleados hasta hoy, en- vista del esplendido
exito ubtenldo, ehcuSarnos toda recomenda-
Ci6n Ell "AmmOhlated anu AcidulaCed Pc
ruvian Guano" eSta lecOmendado va por la ex-
per4eLcia por la Practlca.
MayagueZ ue leDtSro de 1852. @
Go7 tum. AmObuTG Y Ca. i. IL. myo
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AMIGO DE ToDOS.
Pitnua1s RottoW1Y.

Millones de personas, en- todas las parties
del mundo, recomiendan dichas Pildofas
como el lmejor restaurativo della sslad que
Do conoce. Elias curan todas, las atecc1o-
mes del corazon, del higado, del est6mago,
de los r1lones y de los inrestinos, y remte-
ven lafacrimonia, Ia flatuIenc1a = La eardiaI-
forIaIaciendo coup pIetsmente el sistema ner.
vioso y darduo un tono saludable ala orga-
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EN- Ell COMEROIO
Sc estima nor hOmhreS

ientlicOs en- ] 100 libras al aaO la canlidad de
alimento que toma cada persona. De esta
cantidad la manteca que consume Fes una Ii.
bra Ia semana 10 que eqhlvale veinte Gin.
co libras oil afo por cads individuo khora
ben, la diferencia entire la marca AGUILA "
clase mas inferior de m nteca es solamen,e e
ne economizar usando una claSe de manteaa
inferior son trece caias al afio, el precio ds
LII tabaco. No seria mejor que fumase " uir
{, bacO menOs supliese su fanlha con la
IL area AGUILA cue alimenta al joven u,
ebil y davida safud al anciano. Los sefi{..
es PLAZA y Bravo de MsyagUez acaban de re-
cibir una buana partida de ia manteca marca
AGUILA.
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ERDesdeel 8 DEL actual y en- en- los dias no
iestivfs, desdeslae 8 las IL de la mafiana,
tendra lugar Ia compIa de caballos para. el
Tercio de 10 Gnardia Civil, en- 10 casa subde-
legaci6n de Ia miSma, sta en- la Gale de San
Jlato ntmero 81; advirtiendo que los caballos
que Sc presenter han de reunir las condiCio-
mes de 4 Z amos de edad, 9 cuartas Ii de-
dos de alz.da nlinimua, sanidad c0mpleta con
anchurus az llomos suicientes. b. s Jun.
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COmpsnIa general trsSatlantcs
ORES-CORREOS ANCEIS.E S


A1ineG de st. NGsGiTe q SGnta1,der.
Ell dia Ii 0e cada mes saldra de St. Nazaire y
escala eli Sanlanuer, con deStino este puer-
10, VIA San Thomas, unU Ge los me]ores va
pores de la Oompsnla, lIegando este dltlmo
puerto el de cada mes, slguiendo hasta We
racruz con el slgulente ITlNERARIO.
SALlDA. LLEGADA.
DE st. Thomas el g.. San Juan, P r. 81 I
% s. Juan, r. E. 81 Ia Habana 81. 49,. IL
" H&Dana el II "a Veracruz ell. 800. ID
RETORNO.
bahehdO de VeracrUz el l8 de cada mes,
llegara este puerto Oei "A al rs, tomando
aqm los paSaJerOs netes para Europa.
PreciOs de pGSyes &sateycoloni0les.
Fra. Entire pts. Pc
De este puerto aSt Thomas. $lO IS 3
HaDana... ~ 70 IL
Ver&cruz.. 81 As 70
Pveci0s de p0sGjes tTGS0tIdnticos.
l. de ~ Y de II ~ dc ~ Lntre puente
$2oo $l75 $l5U $50
Est precios son pagaderos orc arne-
rlcano o su equAvalente Oh mOned orrlente
con el p.% de aamento.
OONUESIONES
oe explden paSajes ue IDA y de vuelta en IL.
vlnJsS lnJercOlOAlaleS validOs pOr dos meses Y
con un 10 p.% de reuaJA' en- los JraSat-
laatiDos vahuos por uh Anu y con un 70 p.%
ue reDala. A TODD tanlla cuyO pasaje CON,
pute al montante Ie cuatro pasajeS de camara-
80 10 cOnCeuera una reDaJa ue 10 p.%.
Los nlilos menUres 0e j amos, gratls: De u
anUS ,la %. ;oo Ii la mltad, de Y
cumpndos pagaran pasa)e entero. Uuando
lila lalulha Lcnsa vurIUS nlluS memories dc )
anOs' solo unU oe ellOs nevaran gratls, los de-
l1las pags,fan A.. pArLe de paSaJe,
PASAJES DE GkIADOo.
Los varones al preclo hjado para los oe en-
Lre puenle, } las n4uJeres pagaran rs dc pa
salt, .Om pOI suS sn''S.
kaIa Mas lplOtmeS dlrlg1rse los agenteS.
6ltvG FeTTer d 20.
Iunlo Z.
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Ell COMERCIO.
s7-SAN FRAN CISCO-37

37-S AN FIR ANClS CO-37
Pr6xima Ia semana Santa, ell que
suscribe, partioiqaa 8 sus parroquianos
y al p1blico en- general, haber recibido
un estenso surtido de calzado de todas
classes para csballeros y ninos, sobre
TODD el de Antonio Ramon, el que me
me propoDgo reslizar pfecios nunca
vistos.
EN- Ell COMEROIO
Hay aceite superior en- botellas, ja.
bon msrca Boldoy sin rival, camisas
mayorquinas, todo precios m6dicos
ANDRES BoRDOY.
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Sc ve,ade 8 drYjendd.

La estancia de Pueblo viejo, jurisdic.
ci6n de Bayam6n. Para informes diri-
girse esta Imprents 9 en- la misms es-
tancia al Mayordomo, Don LUIS GAR
Ola.
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AVISO'
El vapor esps6ol
.sCADIZ''

saldrs de este puerto del IA al 15 de
mayo proximo con destino d Ia Habsns,
Matanaas y Cienfuegos admitiendo car
ga fiete J pasajeros.
Para ipfolmes, dirigirse q sus con!
signatarios V1JANDE Y Ca FortaleHa
81 Puerto Rico, abrii 28 de 1882.
s b. Is mayo.
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IntereSante.

Ell Comandante Molinero, procedente del
colegio de Infanteria con examen concluyen.
rior Gobernador Superior Civil le concedi0
pOder para abrir en- Mayagiiez una clase
preparatoria' para la academia de Infante.
fla, Sc ha tfasladado q esta Oiudad educa a
un hifiOsen idioma frances por Tres pesos al
siempre Sem "a sdelantados. Sol Isl. 81 y
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purchaser less than II shipped from any other
poltt III the west or south. These facts are be-
coming generally known and country mer-
chants soon take advantage of the benefits and
i nv, 70 De iouqd in Dallas and 1t is from
inns cause more than any other that our city is
enjoying her heavy trade in this line of goods.
ro-DAf's QUOTATIONS.
Axes-Callins per dozen, $50: Gold Dollar.
per dozen, 500: Diamond Edge per dozen
1925; Double Bit 900.
shoyels and spades-Rowland's discount 80
per cent Ames list steel goods, discount 40 and
10 per cent
Rubber beltng-Discount so per cent
Nails % rate.
Horse shOes-5.75 per keg.
Horse nails-Northwestern, No, T. $50; No. s,
sos per box y
Iron-iC rate
steel--plow 7e lay, &c; east, lsc per pound.
sheet lron-H b, &c; galyanised discount so
per cent
skillets and lids, &C per pound; sugar kettles,
DC per pound
Sad irons-4i Ice per pound.
Tacss-in boxes, l0Opapers, so per box,
Grub hoes-per dozen, 500: railroad picks
per Dozen 800.
Maltocks-per Dozen HOO
SCales-Fairbanks, discount % per cent.
Howe, discount % per cent.
Tin plate G., l,xli, per box, SOD; !. c., 14S
20, per box, 500: Ferne lIX2O, per box, 7.5O
Ferne, 20x2S, per box 1850
Tinware--pieced discount so per cent,
stamped discount 40 per cent
solder-No. ], loo; No. IL and 10, lSc pei
pound.
Rabbit metallic to l5c per pound.
Bar lead-7 lie per pound.
No. duck horse collars--i 25 per dozen.
Hames-two loop .25 per dozen; three loop
450 per dozen.
Trace chans-6 l-2, s, Q 4sc per pair
Back bands-three inch, l rs per Dozen
Clevises-9c per pound
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BLACK. OK: Simpson mourning. 6S; Gloucester
HEAVY Brown Observation-Disclosures - IN.
Indian Head, 81; Swim Greek, IA, 6x; Etns,
A., 81; Edgeheld, - 7R; Cabot. "A, ~,
81. 6h; Charter Oak. a. AZ; Lake George
"A, 5x.
FINE Brown DoxEsrIc-Lake George. p.
Harvest 81; Pocahontas, O. Great Fails, IN
Peerless, s-4 Plum Island, S. Atlantic, 81
BLRAoHED DoxEsrIos-social, 10 Sunny
Side, Holmesville,. ~; Forest s; Rig Bon
ANA, rs 6h; Auburn, So; Lonsdale, 10;
Lonsdale, camhric II; wamsutia. ": New vo,s
Mills, H. Diamond HILL cambria, 90; Knights,
cambria, ~; Hero, a. 9; Hero. rs, S; Ballard.
vale, !; cambridge, rs Z: Peerless, 81, 81.
DucKs-Arkwright 10; IGttrick, s-oz, p stark,
sos, l2h; stark, l0oz IL Savage, soz l2ll; Hamp-
den, brown and drab, 90, 10; Hamden XXX, do, il;
Boston, 1907, brown and drab, I'm; Montauk, 40
inch, q; No. 5, 40 inch 421s; No s, 50 inch Il,
S7h; Gold Medal Blue, l4S; Lion, brown and
drab, H.
PLAID osNABuRes-Delta, TX; Economy, 12b,
Ottawa, 50; Michigan, s1; Belle ~; Wood.
lawn So; Catawba 90,
TlcSING-Amoskeag AGA, lsH; Hamilton II;
Hollywood, plaid, IA; Standard z, To- Easton b,
~ omega, l6s
A New York exchange saws exports of cotton
goods ms week l,SiO packages, since January
LIST l299Oo packages, compared with 26o7i pack
ages same time last year. The iobbing trade has
been very busy and the movement active IN all
departments. With agents the deliveries have
been 10 the extent of good business but the new
demand has been light and confined To special
ties, 1t was raining to-day and the market was
without the usual quota of orders and moment =
arily quiet Medium and lower grades of
bleached cottonS in steady request and desirable
brands in very reduced supply