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STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF RAMSEY
O-ss In Probate Court, Special Term, Noyem
Der 20, 1888.
In the matter OF the estate OF Ann EIizaDetb For
well, deceased:
On reading and filing the petition of Henry 7,
Williams, administrator of the estate of Ann Eliza
beth Farwell deceased, representing among other
things, that he has fully administered said estate
and praying that a time and place be fixed for ex ;
aiming and allowing his account OF adroinistra
toni andfor the assignment of the residue OF said
estate to heirs:
It is ordered, that said account be examined. and
petition heard, by the Judge OF this court ON FRIDAY
the 18th day of December, A. j. 1883 at 10 O'Clock
q. M at the probate office in said county.
Ana 1t - further ordered, that notice thereof ba
gwen TO al persons interested, by publishing couv
OF this order for three successive weeks prior 70
said day OF hearing, in the DAILY GLOBE a news
paper printed and published at Saint Paul, in said
[L.s.I WIZ 3. McGRoRTY.
Judge Of Probate.
Attest: FRArK RoDERT, Jr., Clerk. noy22 thn-lw
STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY or Ramsey
- SIS; In Probate Court, special term, Noye1n-
In the matterof the guardianzhlp Of Charles Korf.
hsge, minor.
On reading and filing tao petition of Edward
Korfhage, guardian Of the person and property
Of said Charles KOrfhsge. minor, for license t9
sell the real estate Of his said ward at private sale
and it appearing from said pc ition that n 10
necessary and would be beneficial to said ward
that said real estate, or part thereof should Ia
sold: "
II - oTueIeo llb tne next Of Yin Of the said ward
and all persons interested in the estate of said ,ord
shall appear before said Probate Court at tbe u
bate office in the city Of St. Paul. in the county NJ
Ramsey aforesaid, on the 5th day of Jannory "
a D. 1884, at 10 o ock in the forenoon. to shnSv'
cause why hcens cihould not be granted H., a.
sale of said real estate. 80 'Ne
And It is further ordered, that COPY Of t,,s
order be personally served on the next of lin ~
said ward residing in said Ramsey county sTd ~
all persons interested in said estate at IL Ua
fourteen days before the hearing of said pefit6 o
aforesaid and ~ the publication thereof for Tom
successive weeks in the DAILY GIoDy a rey 1o1a
printed and published at te city OF St Pas T. PR
Ramsey county, the last Of which T1ilica ~ i3
ing. 4 "aJ u near
By the Court,
L. 81 WEI. z. sJcepoprv
Att. 7-,.-, 49, Judge OF Plobste
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THE COURTS
U. s. Circuit Court.
before Judge Nelson. I

U. s. Circuit Court.
Before Judge Nelson.
United States Va. James Gleason; steal
ing property of the United States; placed
on the calendar.
Same VS.. Thos. Regan, ct AL; stealing
letters from post-office; same.
Same vs.. James Bennett; breaking into
postof6ce; same.
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Supreme Court.
At yesterdays session all the Justices
were present and the following business
was transacted:
John Steele, respondent, vs.. John W.
Bond and Joanna Bond, appellants; argued
and submitted.
Sanford A. Hooper, appellant, VS.. The
Bank of Shakopee and Foster, l.. Balch.
substituted, etc., respondents; order to
show cause why the Judgment of the court
below should not be disapproved; argued
and submitted.
L. z. Alexander on presentation of Ger.
tlhcates from the supreme court of the
United States was admitted to practice in
the courts of Minnesota.
Adjourned to $50 next Monday.
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Captain Ainsworth said that the grading
had not been let, nor would it likely be
let until near spring. Indeed, it was no
sure thing that the grade would be made
west of Valentine next season, thoua i the
probabilities are that the work would be
done. The grading on the ninety miles
located is not heavy, only about $4,000
cubic yards to the mile. For the first
eighty miles there is enough sand in the
soil to make it,,work easy right after rain
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STAiE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF RAMSEY,
~ SIS. In Probate Court, special term, November
u, 1888.
In the matter Of tie estate of Cyrus B. wightnan.
deceased.
On reaeing and filing the petition of Ann Wight.
man, of said county, representing among other
things that Cyrus B. Wghtman, late of said county,
the 9th day OF November, A D 1892 at St. Paul in
said county, sied interstate, and being inhabtant
of this county at the time of his death, leaving
goods chattels and estate within this county, and
that the said petitioner is the widow of said de
ceased and praying that administration OF SAID
estate be TO her granted;
1t is ordered that said petition be heard before
the Judge of this Court on Friday, the 18th day
December, a. D. 1888, at ten O'Clock a. M, at the
Probate Office, in s.id county.
Ordered further, that notice thereof be given to
the heirs of said deceased, and to all persons inter
ested by publishing copy of this order for three
successive weeks prior to said day of hearing in
the Daily GLOBE, a newspaper printed and pub,
lished at Saint Paul, in said county.
By the Court, VIM. b. MoGRORTY,
Isl Judge of Probate
Attest: FRANK ROBERT, Jr., Clerk.
nOVl5- thur-4w
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District Court.
before Judge WiIk7n.

District Court
before Judge Wilkin.l
State Of Minnesota vs. z. Il. Jenette
motion for new trial; continued to Fri
day.
Charles E. Otis and John 3. C2thcart
were appointed committee to examine
candidates applying for admission to the
bar.
Adjourned to Friday at 10 am.
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Samuel Greenwood, appellant, vs.Theodore
Sheldon, Charles Betcher, A. L, Clam
and Silas B. Ford, copartners ETC., oil
firm known as the Clam Compromising
company, respondent.
Syllabus-Articles of copartnership con-
tanned g stipulation that when the bust
siness should reach a certain degree OF
proftableness and the firm have acquired
certain amount Of property one Of the
partners should receive from the firm q
specified amount of money Of which a
specified sum was to be paid to the plain
tiff.
Held that plaintiff, stranger to the ar
ticles cannot maintain an action to enforce
any of the other stipuIations between the
partners, IN the articles.
Order affirmed. GILF1LLAE, C. j.
G. n. Nelson Lumber company vs.. j. Fl.
Richardson and George III. Richardson,
as copartners, appellants.
Syllabus-An answer containing only
general denials may be struck out as cham.
A verified answer may be struck out as
sham,
Order affirmed. G11T1L1AS, CD.
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In the matter of the proceedings to recover
Judgment for taxes against certain
tract of land situated in Olmsted county
the state of Minnesota VS.. Lloyd Barber;
and in the matter of the proceedings to
recover a tax judgment against certain
lands in the city of Rochester; the state
of Minnesota VS.. Sedgwick.
Syll bus-ln proceedings to enforce az
ment OF taxes against real estate under
chapter II, general statutes 1878, the list
filed with the clerk is not only as TO the
taxes become delinquent as to the current
year bu5 as to all authorized to be placed
upon it, primo facie evidence of the
validity of the tex. But where there are
on it taxes for prior years the facts author
ling their insertion Ill the list must be
proved. In the cases provided in section
81 of the chapter as amended, chapter 10,
laws 1881, the tax for any Prior year NAV
be inserted in the list though there be no
tax becoming delinquent in the current
year, an owner may pay the tax for the
current year and contest any claimed for
prior years. A judgment in an
action between an owner and the holder of
certificate of sale for taxes involving the
validity OF the tax, and the sale is not in
these proceedings evidence against the
state of the facts on which it is based, but
only OF its existence. Every piece OF
property mot exempted) owes to the state
its proportionate share of the amount
necessary to be raised by taxation for the
expenses of the government. If not en-
forced or even not ascertained for any
year it may be ascertained and enforced
subsequently. If the right and opportun-
ity IS afforded the owner to show the
amount to be partial, unfair or I'M
equal, the law may direct it to be
fixed prima facia by taking the
amount of appearing to be extended
against the property for the year On the
books of the county treasurer or auditor
even although there was no valid assess
ment. The endorsement by the county
auditor of conveyance of real estate of
stakes paid does not estep the state to
claim that there are taxes unpaid.
New trial ordered.
GILFILLAN, G. J..
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Sanford A. Hooper, respondent, VS.. Peter
Henry, appellant; Alanson Hinman,
respondent, VS.. Peter Henry, appellant;
Sanford A. Hooper, respondent, VS.. A.
V. Heyderstadt, appellant; Alanson
dinman, respondent, vs.. A. Y. Heyder-
stadt, appellant.
Syllabus-In an action under the
statute TO determine adverse claims TO real
estate if the defendant in his answer al
leges title in himself and asks the court to
adjudge plaintiffs claims to be void, he
valves the objection that plaintiff is not
IN possession or that the land is not va
cant and unoccupied, and plaintiff there
fore not in possession to bring
the action. A mortgage contained
covenants of seizure against membranes
and of warranty. The mortgagor subse-
quently took an assignment of a prior
outstanding mortgage. Held, That if there
was no merger, said prior mortgage was
by reason of the covenants in the second
postponed to and subject to the second, so
that when the second was foreclosed and
the time to redeem expired without re-
demption, it cut off all rights under the
first, including the right to redeem from a
foreclosure thereof. Judgment affirmed
IL all the cases. GILFI1LAN, G. j.
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LEGAL

GTATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF RAM
- sey. In District Court.
IN the matter of the assignment of Samuel III.
Halliday to Edmund r. Otis.
Oa reading the foregoing affidavit of Edmund
Il. Otis, the above named assignee, and upon
due adyisement, upon motion of j. N. Roger,
attorney for said assignee it is ordered thai the
creditors OF said Samuel NJ Halliday show
cause, If any they have, at special term of this
court, TO be held at the court house, in the city
OF St. Paul, on Saturday, Dec. 9Th, 1888, at 10
O'Clock on said day, or as soon thereafter as
council can be heard, why sail assignee should
not be permitted to sell to the highest bidder
for cash, the notes and accounts belonging to
the e9tate OF Samuel NJ Halliday.
And it is further ordered that this ORDER be
served upon the creditors of said Samuel NJ. Hal .
iday, and upon. said Samuel NJ Halliday,
by p blishirg the same for three consecu-
tive days in the st. Paul DAILY GLoBR, a news
paper printed and published in said city Of St.
Paul.
And it is further ordered, that this order be
ufther served on the creditors of said Halliday,
by enclosing copy thereof, in an envelope fully
postpaid and directed to each of the creditors Of
said Halliday, at their rsputed places of resi-
dence respectively, at least eight days before the
date of said hearing.
By the Court.
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GTATE OF MINNEsoTA-COUNTY OF RAMSEY
D-ss: InProbate Court, special term, November
A. 1885,
In the matter OF the estate of Esther Belsinger de-
ceased
On reading and filing the petition of Philip
Belsinger, of the city, county and state OF New
York, representing, among other things, that Es-
ther Belsnser late of the city and county of Phil
adelphia state of Pennsylvania on the 18th day of
July, A. D. 1875, at said city and county of PEia-
delphia, state of Pennsylvania, died intestate and
being an inhabitant of said city and county of
Philadelphia, state of Pennsylvana, at the time of
her DEATH leaving goods chattes and estate within
this county, and that the said petitioner IS the
Oldest survivlng heir, and represents the other
heirs OF said deceased, and praying that admins
traion of said estate be to charles D. Efet granted
1t is ordered, that said petition be heard before
the Judge of this Court Monday, the 10Th day of
December A. d. 1888, at ten O'Clock e. M, al the
Probate Office, IN said county.
Ordered further, that notice thereof be given to
the heirs OF said deceased and to all persons inter
ested, bypubhshins copy of this order for three
successive weeks prior to said day Of hearing, in
the DAILY GLOBE, a newspaper printed and pub
hshed at Saint Paul, in said county.
BY the Court, WM. i. McGRCRTy,
IL. s. Judge of Probate.
Attest: FRANK ROBERT, Jr, Clerk.
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CIVIL TRIALS.
TBefore Judge slmons.i
Einnie Alliosn VI. Cornelius Allison:
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ORLANDO sIMONs.

j. n. RoGERs, Attorney for said assignee, St.
Paul, Mimi.
Dated November 26th, 1888. 1895
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RURAL BEAuTI

streets which lead thither from the
city are lined with g large number
of handsome country seats, surrounded
by well tended, shady gardens. Frame
buildings are more numerous in these To-
calities, though they are not the exclusive
rule, and one learns here to abandon his
prejudices against them. By means of
double walls and careful closing of all un-
necessary apertures, these houses defy the
cold, even the bitter cold of Minnesota
winters, and likewise keep out the summer
hest, while the material of which they are
constructed Is, of course, much more read
lily operated than stone Upon the heights
the prosperous German citizens also have
their residences, which are adorned
with many remembrances of their
native homes. The interior arrange
ments, as rule, are naturally in
keeping With the customs of the country,
| which in that respect are perfect down to
the most tritling details, as here, indi-
| vidual taste conform themselves more to
general habits than is the case with Us.
On the street in the lower part of the
town ali is animation and life. The null
| titudes of teams of all kinds Is immense.
The American, and especially the western
man, is born rider and driver, and when
| circumstances favor him he is certain to
| own either buggy or double team.
| Hence, the really innumerable crowds Of
| light vehicles which are constantly and
| skillfully being driven through the streets,
and which, Notwithstanding their appar-
emily weak structure, withstand unframed
sill the perils of these American pave
ments. The streets, the streetsu That's
the weak point in all American cities.
Dirty, muddy or dusty, uneven, full of
holes and prominences, they are, without
exception, source of complaint in every
city in the country, bat apparently they
cannot be improved. st. Paul, the young
and pushing city, is, perhaps, in some de-
gree, excusable in this regard, and more
over, Improvements are promised. The
sidewalks sre wooden throughout, and are
not announcement provided the boards are
nailed tightly down and the holes are not
too large, or too frequently encountered.
On the other side of the river, leaving
the bridge to the right, saw mill is
passed, then some low wood and meadow,
lands, then comes steep ascent, after
which person finds himself on the high
bank in perfect solitude. That is a spot
TO bear in ones memory. At his feet flows
she river studded with wooded islands, in
whose varisd foliage thst of the sycamore
predominstes. The bridge lies before him
half hidden by foliage. Fort Smelling
looms up on lofty, rocky precipice of the
shore. Everything Is enveloped in 81
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BUEN NEGOCIO.

Sc vende la hacienda BARAHoNA, propiedad
de la Succession dc D. Francisco Pares, radicada
en- ell barrio del mismo nombre jurisdicci6a
del pueblo de Morovis, compuesta de seiscien.
tas d seiscientas cincuenta cuerdas terreno,
POGO mas menos, de las cuales cnatrocientas
cuerdas son prapias para sembrar cana el
resto es de muy buenos pastos para 10 bueyada
y ganado de crit MA.
Tiene un molino de bueyes inmejorable y
en- perfecto estado: casa de pailas con cuatro
fondos, artesas ydemas accessories concernien-
tes hornalla, cuyo establecimiento es bueno.
Una casa romeria eonstruida de muy buenas
s6lidas maderas del pals, con diez y siets
pipas para baticion, y un alambique montado
de cabezote todo de muy buen cobre, cad
nnevo, sin rival en- su clase, por el cual Sc han
despreciado MIL DosoIENTos PESOS. -
Una casa de vivienda muy espaciosa cons
truida de buenas maderas del pals, techadA
de zinc una parte y la otra de azotea.
Tn rancho para carpinteria' y tonelerfs,
cobijado de tejamani del pals.
Dos ranchones para bagazo, paja, cuyas CO.
bias estan en- NAL estado pero buenas Lao
principales maderas.
Una Estancia denominada el SocUCHo, radi-
cada en- ell barrio de Franquez, colindante con
ell de Barahona de esta misma jurisdiction;
compuesta de setecientas cuerdas terreno, POGO
mas menos, de las cuales hay cuatrocientas
cincuenta cuerdas pastos de grama muy album
dante, mantiene quinientas cabezas ganado Dc
crianza, Ell resto del terreno es monte ,
maleza, propio para la siembra de cafe, plata
nos v cuantos Otros frutos memories quieran
sembrarse.
Entire las cuerdas de monte hay como dos
centas, cuy4s maderas para esplotar son de
muy buena Case V facilidad mucha para clio.
La persona que desee comprar, puede- para
mas nformes y proposiciones, dirigirse D.
Modesto Torrens en- Ahasco, al que suscribe
en- la misma hacienda.
Morovis, Agosto 20 de 1888. - ENRIoun
PoNsA PAREs, lOz
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1S.250,00)

Las aproximaciones y los reintegros son com
patibies con cualquier otro premlo que puedf
corrssponder al bilete; entendiendose, cor
respecto las aproximaciones senaladas para
los nnmeros anterior y posterior de los cuatrt
premios mayores, que 81 saliese premlado e
nlimero |, su anterior es ell numero 5O0O0.
81 fuese este ell agraciado, ell billete namero
sera ell siguiente.
Para la aplicacion de las aproximaciones de
$500 pesetas, Sc sobrentiende que, 81 ell pre-
mio mayor corresponds por ejemplo al hume
ro 25, ell segundo al 3400, ell tercero al 1909
ell euarto al 20199, Sc consideraran agraclados
respectivamente los SO nimeros restantes de
las centenas del primero, segundo, tercero y
cuarto; es decir, desde el al 100, del 330l a
1888. del 1901 al 1900 del 2010l al 2020O
Tendran derecho al reintegro del precio de-
billete, seg1n queda dicho, todos los numeros
cuva terminaci0a sea igual la del que obten-
ga ell premio de $500 900 pesetas; de manera
que 81 este cabe en- suerte al nupiero o05 0 al
e04 etc, Sc entenderan reintegrados todos los
que terminen en- en- 4, sea uno por cada
decena.
AL dia siguiente de celebrarse ell Sorteo Sc
daran al pdblico listas de los nlmeros que OBJ
tengan nremio, 2enico documento por el que Sc
efecfuarln los pagos segln 10 prevenido en- ell
art II de la instruction del ramo, debiendo
reclanarse con sxhibicion de los billetes, con-
forrne 4 10 establecido en- ell IA Los premios
sc pagaran en- las Administrators en- que Sc
vendan los billetss, con IA puntualidad acre
ditada.
Terninado ell Sorteo sc veriicaran otros, en-
la forma prevenda por dicha instruction, par.
adiudiear los prenlios concedidos 4 las d0nce-
las acogidas en- ell Hospicio y Colegio de la
Paz de esta corte, 4 las huerfanas de mill
tares patriotas rnuertos en- campafia, cayo
resultado Sc anunciara debidamente.
Madrid, 3 de Julio de lSS3.-El Director
general, j. GARCIA DE TORRES.
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COMUNICADO.
Tn triunfo mas del Doctor Caimari
EN- NAKANJITO.

va uue materialmente no podemo:
satiSfacer en- 10 que vale In curaclon de
nuestra querida Madre Micaela Torre'
| llevada q cabo por ell Doctor Calnarl
seriamos mas que ingratJs no demos
trando de ninguna manera la hondf
gratitudque anidan nuestrospechos ma
cia ell Doctor va citado.
Diez ocho amos hacia que venia
padeciendo de un lobanillo en- la part,
derecha de la cabeza, situado precisa-
mente en- M lugar que lie causaba dolo-
res molestias y privaba hasta del
sueno. Pero la Providcncia, madre Co
mhn de los desamparados, y que nunca
los abandona, hizo que el Doctor ID
Pedro s. Caimari Sc presentase en- es-
te pueblo con ell fin de medlcar ID,
Fernando Arce. Noticiosos de sn He
gada, encontrandose la enterma dlcho
dia snfriendo acerbos dolores, reSoIvl-
mos presentarsela para sn examen J
reconocimiento. Terminando estaba dt
almorzar el Sr. Caimari, y cuando lt
expusimos ell objeto de nnestra vlslta
abandon6 la mesa sin terminar, peSar
de nuestras instancias, acercandose d la
paciente d ejercer su noble y leva ltada
mission, que di6 por resultado en- est
case la operaci6n instantanea del To-
banillo, y que en- la actnaildad Sc en-
cuentra completamente buena la enter-
ma q pesar de ser sexagenarla, que ha-
ce mncho mas dificultosa las cicatrl-
zaciones de esta clase de operaclones'
Ell Doctor Caimari, que d sn slmra-
tica figura. reune ademas IN trato ata.
bic y exquisite, undo d sns vas
tos conocimlentos en- la ciencia de HI
p6crates Y Galeno, no tiene mas RENE
dio que recoger lanros d cada pa>o en
su espinosa carrera, tanto mas mtrlto-
rios, cuando estos proce1en de la lndl-
gencia, porIue lie honran y enaltercn.
Disp6nsenos ell Sr. Calmarl esta ma
nifestaci6n espontanea nacida de
nuestras almas embargadas hoy por 81
agradecimiento, hnica cosa que pode-
mos ofrecerle en- la actualldai pero
que le aseguramos sera eterno {
ilnperecedero; no Sc ofenda con ellie
su natural modestia, y puede con
tar ahora Y siempre con ell intense re-
conocimiento de sus agradecidos y Sc
gnros servid0res. .-Cornello Reyes
Felipe Reyes.
Naranjito, Setiembre de 1888.
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TELEGRANAS VIA SAN THOMAS

New-York, 81 de Agcsto.-El dis
curse de la Reina en- la clausura de las
sesiones del parlameuto ingles declara
que todas las relaciones exteriores son
amistosas.
Referente 4 Egipto, dice que has
Ia que concluya el c6lera no camblaran
las condolences de la ocupaclon tenn
poral.
Tn despacho de Saigon dice que los
franceses, despues de IN brillante he
cho de armas, lograron tomar los fuer-
tes de Ia embocadura del rio Hue.
New-York, % de Agosto.-Se anun-
cia la muerte de Ranavalona, reina de
Madagascar.
Los despachos recibidos en- Paris di-
cen que el emperador de Annam ha
pedido protection por medic del comi-
sionado frances, y convenido en- pagan
los gastos, dando los fuertes de Hue
como garantia.
Dicen tambien que ell exito de las
armas francesas ha hecho mas hostil d
la China.
Ell Gaulois da cuenta de una procla-
ma bonapartista con motive del falle-
cimiento del Conde de Cambord.
Londres, 90 de Agosto.-Ia existen-
cia de azdcar en- los cuatro puertos era
ell IS del actual de 21s,000 toneladas
contra $4,000 en- Ia misma fecha del
afo pasado.
Nueva- York, Agosto 30.-Un des-
pacho de Java anuncia que una gran
conhagraci6n, causada por erupciones
yolcanicas, ha destruido q AMER y otras
ciudades de Ia isla. Ha desaparecido
completamente una montana y ell aspec-
to que presentan los estrechos de Sun
do ha cambiado enteramente.
Tn despacho de Paris dice que al
almirante Peyrou, ministro de Marina,
sc le ha noti6cado oficialmente la firma
de I'M tratado con AMMAN. Los An
ramitas Sc han rendido completamente.
MERCADOS.
Eew-York, 80 de Agosto.-Harina trigo.
San Lorenzo, bar.ii So 81.
Azdcar cristalizado n as.
Id. regular q buen rehno 6s . 81
Carnbio sobre Londres 1921 +.
Londres. 80 de asto.-Azicar, Demerara
critaIizado fb ! 80.
Azdcar Mascabado i'd IL 8.
Consolidados de 100 1907.
Descuento del Banco de Inglaterra, p.S
Rentas de 3p.5 francesas, frances 1860