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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-12-24
ES LA MAS BARATA.
CAlICIsHO DE La DOCIRINl CRITlASA
Cm.pHssto por sl Padre Ripastla.

Texto para las Escnelas de la Isla
de Puerto Rico segdn Decreto del
Excmo. limo. Sr. Obispo de esta
Di6cesis d. Juan Antonio Pnig en- Is
de Diciembre de 1885, pnbicado en-
ell Boletta Eclesiidstico en- l.o de Enero
de 1881, que dice asf:
aDeseando facilitar, segin suimpor-
tancia requiere, 10 adquisici6n del Ca-
tecismo de Ia Doctrina CristiaDa q &foda
clase de personals, venimos en- declarar
tambien de texto para la Di6cesis Ell
antique y popular Catecismo del P.
R;pa.da que q pesar de 50 reducido vo-
lhmen, compreDde en- sus sencillas y
concisas pieguntas y respuestas Ia SUE
ma toda de Ia enseianza cat6lica; reu.
uiendo d la vez la inmensa yentaja de
estar por su infmo precio al alcance de
las familias pobres. =
PBECIo.-2 chavos una, % cts dore-
ma y $3.50 cts. gruese.
Sc vende en- la IMPRENTA, ALMACEr
DE PAPEL Y L1BaERfA del BoLKTIS MKR.
cANTlL Fortaleza 81, J en- Ia de d. Josh
GoEzALEz FoNT. Fortaleza q. SO
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LAPEELA ANTI -CASTRALCICA
DEL DOCTOR LGAD O
csva .. padscimisniO. del s.tSmsgO.

Medication eicaz contra las afecciones de
est6inago, sea dolor, acedia vinagres, v6m;
tos despues de Ia comida: inapentecias, debi
lidad estomaca!, slburras, disenteria, en- ge
neral para todas aquellas molestias Que reyeler
n,alas digestiones, sean no doloosas.
Para msyores datos dirigirse al
DKp6slTo-Sevilla: Fl artor, Farmacia Clio
bo: Tstuan, 20.
En- Puerto Rico, Srss Ledssma Hno 10
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-12-24

NoTAIas vA precio precios
venconaes
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-12-24
Ell GAMING DE- La vida
0AVISOS MORALES ALA SOCIEDAD
D. Genaro Gomez Labrada,
PROFESSOR De INSTRUCTION PRIMARIA


Aeaba de pub,icarse Ia segun-
da edicion Ge esta interesanie
obrita, corregida, aumentada y
nodIfirada para selvir de texto
de iectura en- las escuelas, y de.
clarada tai por Decretc del Go
bierno de 3 de Julio de 1884 !
del Obisrado en- 20 Mario del
mi>mo allo.
De v,nta al precio de 80 centa-
vos ejcmplar y $3 so docena en-
la Imprenta del BoLETIN MERcAN.
TIL y en- Manati, conercio de don
Antonio Morey y el autor en- el
mismo pueblo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-12-24
jPOr QUE GS tan llVGrSalnGltG
CoNocIDo Ell L1CoR DE
BREA MUNERA?

Por que el lS de Abril de 1878, ha-
.landose en- Barcelona Mr.. Guyot, de
Paris, lie invitamos pof la prensa pc
ri6dica q someter su licor con ell nues-
tro ante lac Academies de Barcelona y
Paris, y no acept6. Por que catedra-
ticos tan distinguidos y conocidos CO.
mo los senores Carb6, Robert, y Ro-
driguez Mendez han dicho en- lumino-
sos dictamenes, que Ell uso del Licor de
Brea Manera, cura los herpes y todss
las Intermediates de ls piel, Ia tos, Ca
rarros pulmonares, titus, enfermedades
de Ia orina, y es ell mejor depurativo
de la sangre. Porque en- cinco amos
que lleva de vida Sc han vendido en- el
pasado 1882, cuarenta y cinco mil
frascos.
Sc vende en- todas las buenas farma-
cias y droguerias.
FARMAcIA EscUDILLERs, %, Bar.
cELoNA.
DEPOSITO: En- la afarmacia de Car
los j. Monagas, Mayaghez 2lO, Mari-
na Meridional.
En- Aguadilla, farmacia de Pedro
Rovira.-En Cabo-Rojo, farmacia de
Jose Antonio Fleytas. AZ
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garrillos gruesos en- la rlase de papel
que Sc quieran, de S. en- adelante q
40 cajetillas pcr ..................
TABACOS ELABORADos.

Excepeionalek en- oajas de luio do 4 2b
tabacos. rnillar .....................u....
lem sin lujo DE- ide,n ,n....................,l00
Gnperiales en- GAIA de e5o..,-.......... So
Regalias antillanas en- ce jas dc 25....... 85
ldem idem en- idem de i0................ rs
tdem do prefercncia en idem De 3D.. so
aeina Victoria en- ideln de 5Qe 10
}revas imperiales Gu idom do 60. ....... 65
Cczadores imperisles en- idem do &c.. so
8revAs en- hcias en- idem de 50.......... so
Idem cilindrsdas en- idem de l00........ 40
Idem corrientes on idem de l00.......... so
ldem 81 paqustes de l0................,.. ~
Regatta britannica en- csias de 50......... So
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-12-24
A Los PROFESORES.

Papel para plana 4 1l.20 rssma
I'm d Imprsnta del Botn7ir lInhcAr9
III
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Money loaned Y TO pre- mum pei day
closed easier, 9 to 2 l-2 per annum; prime
mercantile paper, o to O: sterling exchange
Is. b. steadier; 4S3 to 4S5; sight, ASS 10 is6.
There was q marked cnange for The bei-
ter In the temper OF share speculation TO-
day. Purchases, both for isvesiment and
speculation account, were Oh large scale
Money WAS also decidedly easier and lend
ing at l A per cent. per diem, Early in
the day q decline Of per cent. per an
nuu. At the cl' 30 the banks were much
more liberal to borrowers. The total issue
OF the clearing house certificates is sl7 900,
000, Of which $1,000 000 were taken ov
banks during the day. Tho feature OF the
market was the heavy buying fer foreign
account: also the action OF the United
States treasurer IN Transferring 81 COZ
The stock market opened al an advance
Of 1.2 TO 8 1.2 per cent. the latter for n
trsl Pacific, which rose to 46 L. AeoL II
o'clock . sharp attack was made on Gu /,
stocks, due TO the report that the coal
combination had disrupted. Jersey
Central broke per cent, RsadiL 2
4 1-2 and l. ckawanna 4. This unsettled
the general list and prices fell off l-2 to 8
per cent. Western Union about this time
became firm and strong and rose SO l. snd
this turned the market once more. la the
afternoon Louisyills & Nashville
and Missouri Pacific were weak.
81 and the latter to 90 i-2 The transfer OF
legal tenders TO this oisy by the United
States treasurer sas Nos announced, and
the money market shovel ease and prices
moved up. ones more. Specllsfior then
b csme buoyant. and large books
81 rtocks chsaeed bsna. way
.-S. Tho csnlY4..so. y. s.is
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ABILENE.

ABILENE, May 7-[Speclal.l- by the re.
Quest Of the chairman OF the democratic
executive c mmitiee OF Taylor county, the
sppointee. X. X Legett called precinct
democratic mass meeting which convened
at the courthouse in this, Abilene precinct,
TO day ior the purpose OF electing dele gates
to the county convention to be held May "a,
proxime, many prominent de mocrats being
present. The convention was called 10
order by the chairman, who stated the
objecs Of the meeting In brief and concise
manner, wishing that unity aad har-
mony should prevail He stated that 1t
was In order to elect presi'
dent and secretary. A motion was then
put 20 the house. and Mr.. M. 8. Spoonz
vas uomir sted and elected president
protein, and w. NJ. Gibbs was elected
secretary. Another motion was then made
and carried for the chairman TO appoint the
delegsts Among the number appointed
ere: q. A. Kirkland, +. b. Houston,
J T., Hill, D. "; RistoDD, J. E.
n. 4. Thompson, X. X. Leggett. ]. L,
II ,llnnd, M. Moore. +. o. Anderson, o. w.
Merchant, p. l. Carter, @. A. Donovan. d
]. Reed. =. q. Gentrs, william Torrey, j. g.
PArsmore, A. s. Porter and NJ. Bpoonz.
Alter the sppointmen, OF the above
named delsgs,es, tho house, By motion
adjourned.
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GALVESTON.

GALVESTON. May i7.-[Press l-Arrived:
Schooner & #. Schmidt, from Philadelphia;
achooner Dora Matthews, from New York.
Cleared Schooner Stephen G.. Loud, for
Pensacola; brig Belle II Bay. Sailed: steam
ship Lone Star, for New York; schooner
Aunn T. EbeDer, tor Pnladelphia; schooner
Alzena Perth, for Amboy.
The city was somewhat startled this
morning by the discovery that burglars had
made a successful raid on the safe OF
Mossrs. H. Marwitz & Co., corner OF
Twenty second and Mechanic streets,
ship chambers The burglars entered
through n transom on the. Twenty second
street side. placing q candle
in a cigar box. a. crscksmep went to
work on "a large moiern safe with a COM
binstion lock. After pounding ths door n
few times 1t gave way sufficient to insert q
ohisel, with which the inner casing wns
beat in and an entrance effected. Some
500 la cash and a number OF valuable
papers were secured. There is no clue to
The perpetrators. The police arc at sea 81
to the matter. From the scientific manner
IN Gt ch the safe was opened they are Of
The opinion the burglary was committed
10y pro.e essionals and not local thieves.
rhe condition OF Msjor Edwards is greatly
Improved, and his physicians express tho
ielisf ;hst be will pull through all right.
A prominent business man OF Galveston
has received very recent advices from Vera
Cruz TO the effect that the city was remark
ably heal thy and no epidemic was anticipa-
ted there this season.
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quarrelsome. About this time two men
got into dispute and one OF them nam d
Margarine Harrers, shot and dangerously y
wounded the other man. He made his
escape.
| AZ the Hunt mines an American
named Sabine MoncilIss, who is married
and has family, eloped with girl only
10 years old, while the parents OF the girl
were taking their afternoon eiesta.
Forty families have settled ut Carbon
City, making II look lively.
Seven real estate transfers here In the
last three days sggresating $4,000
Some OF the citizens In town are passing
their opinions as 10 the manner Ia which
certain OF the streets were graded BY hlling
up some OF the holes In front OF their houses
at their personal expense. They confi-
dentiaily expect that when n rains again
they will be able % enter or leave their
doors without wadlng or interfering with
the frogs.
An officer OF the Mexiran National rail-
road was heard TO cay to-day that within
one year every telegraph operator and sgG-
ton ssent along that line would be d na.
tive Mexican. Several resignation have
been sent In to New Laredo, on The Msaicsn
National road, in consequence ofchsnge OF
agents.
This morning communion was psrticlpa.
ted In by nifty four young girls, who pre-.
seated a beautiful sight as they marched
from the convent TO the cathedral.
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COfSSICANA.

CoRsIcASA, Msy T.-[5peciGl. 1.-The PIX.
traordinary rain otoTm OF yesterday eve.
ming and high Wind during the night did
considerable dam age about town, blowing
down house In process Of erect on near
the Central ount-bouse, aud breaking
trees down in various sections OF the city.
Crops in the neighborheod OF town are
badly beaten down, and In some instances
the corn IL entirely stripped.
The democratic convention Tor C)rsiosn6
precinct met this morning and elected oole.
gates 10 the county convention.
The Texas & ST. Louis railway VIII run
sn excursion OF Pnllman cars through here
on the 10th instant 20 the national conven'
ton ~ Chicago, nt about bali rate. Many
OF our citizens contemplate ovailing them
selves OF the occasion ~ be present at the
grand pow-wow,
che nmonweai'h, our new weekly,
after one ISSUE Ia, colis2s
An extensive wasbout on the narrow
Psuge between A hens aud Tyler. has
made trains on that line very Irregular.
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TYLER.

commissioner court to-day decided TO issue
per cen; 20.yea- bonds instead OF lovying
a direct tax 70 complete the public build
ipgs now In course Of construction. The
company has moley on hand sufficient to
meet the first estimate on the same.
In the Fedora court, the case OF Lane
& johnson w. ex-Msrshsl Phillips has
been on trial eince yesterday and will not
be concluded before Monday
A severe hGil'storm passed through the
county seven miles vest of the city yester-
day, doing considerable damage 10 growing
crops nud iruit
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WEATUFRFORD.

WEATAERFoRE. May IL ESPECIAL. j A
convention Of the democracy was held here
to-day and delegates selected 10 attend ths
county convention to be holden Saturday
next. a resolution fayoriug ihe repeal OF
the twc.lhird rule and the holdinf OF a
conv ention 10 nominate Il candidate for the
legislature WAS adopted.
rhs city counci resolved lsst night 20
proceed NJ an early day 10 work systemati-
calls ell public sIee;s.
The trains were delayed several hours
this morning by vashruis Cag' = weather.
ford, and farmers are complaining vi too
much rain.
Several impor ant real estate tIaneter5
have been made this week and c..y property
IL in good demand.
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a Statement.

New YORK. May l7.-Proaidsnt T. C
P,att, of the Uni I'd States Express oompa.
nv. writes to the Stock exghsngo as follows:
"Eaquiries are being made AZ this Office
IN regard TO cPrtiin testimony print.
ed in the morning pApers, sud
70 set ~ r'9t completely all
rumors. now etatr, hat neither az presi.
dent or personally. directly or indirectly,
kind or descripIion with the firm OF Grant
& Ward, or Mr.. 4. Ward. The
United Express com pany, IA tho regular
course OF business, had on deposit In tho
Asrino National bank the sum OF $40 000
wneu the bank closed, and an assured II
VIII result In no loss 70 the company
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active biooks With last nights closing prlcas
tells the story; Central Pacific 0 per cent.
higher, Cannd an Snuthafn aud New York
Central 2, Northwest. preferred, 4, Rock
Island 9 4, Dslnw.seS & HUDSON and Den :
yer 1, Lake Shore. Erie aud Omsha l 4,
Missoprl Pacific aud Oregon & Trsnsoonii'
mental 2, New York Central. 23.S. North
era Pacific, preferred, "a Pacific Natl
5i4 WostCrn Union 3 l.2 and tho Te.
mander OF the aol,vs list is 10 rs per
cent, Loulevllr & Nashville ana Reading
however, each per cent. lower. Sales OF
stocks, week, $S, ,021 S3i sharrs and imports
otspsclo for the week $3.50. .5i3; since frat OF
January, Sii S07 ,055, assinit 80, l2l ,Sl0same
time last year.
Governments were unusually active this
afternoon and dealers report food oi
orders from out of town. Prominent insti.
tu,ioDs In the city wsre buying, aud trang.
sctions ran up in the mllli6ns. The As
were special feature, aud advanced isom
ll0 TO 1913; the l.2's also rose sharply, sell
ing up TO ll3 5-S TO ia for coupons; the 3's
were 100 l.2 bid. Transactions, 10000
shares.
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SAN SABA.

SAN SABA, May 17.-TSpecial.l l-Smith
Il Elliott started the last OF their herd OF
cattle Yesterday. The total drive amount
ed to II, 400 head.
Our Jail contract was closed yesterday.
J. N. Pretton, OF Austin, is the arohi-
tect, and Starr & Co, Of st. Louis,
the contractors. The price is sl3,l5o.
Preston is paid by the county to superin.
tend the work.
On Wednesday evening Mr.. W. Hopkins,
returning home from Lampssas, where
ne had been to sell his
wool clip. when near home he was met by
two masked men, who called upon him 10
surrender his money, which he did to the
amount Of $3.50, Mr.. Hopkins is good.
honest, and In every way a gentleman.
This crime is getting little too common.
A teamster going to Lampssas for. lum-
Der was met two miles west OF Centefville
and told to deliver over his money. He
complied with their very modest request
This was one-man robbery, as only one
was In sight.
On last evening we had q heavy rain
storm accompanied with heavy thunder
and vivid flashes OF lightning, and one lad )
was killed by the lightning eight mile
west OF here.
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PALESTINE Il.

PALEsTISE, May H.-[Special There
was considerable excitement here last
night because it vas rnmored the lnterne.
tionsl paw car had received ordsrs from st.
Louis 10 stop paying employees. Psymsster
Kre,Z and car went through here, which in-
creased the talk, although al here had
hcer paid. Dispatches received to-day de.
ny the Tumors ana declare ell checks will
be paid tho same as usual Immediately on
presen,a ion, and all claims against the
Gould &c Ads will be met promptly when
ccrifgG. Pa, mester Krsi2 requests any
ORC aveflooktd w the rolls to send iniDr-
met!ou 70 Marshall and tn pay checks WiD
he returned, " ioond correct.
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MARSHALL,

MARSHALL. May H.-[5oecisl. --Ae far as
heard from the precinct conventions held
to-day throughout the countv, the pre-
pondeorus delegates 10 the coanty con-
vention TO assemble on the 3ist instance are
largely in favor OF Major william atedman,
for district judge.
The Texas & Pacific paid of to-day, as
usual. Their monthly disbursements
amount 10 about 100000.
A freight Car was thrown from the track
IN the yard OF the Texas & Pacific to-day.
Nobody hurt and little or no damage done.
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Dollar for Dollar.

NEWARK, N. J May 1.-THE run on the
Howard Savings bank aud the Dime Saw
ings bank here has continued and the mai
ayers ara ready 10 pay dollar fordollar.
The receiver OF the Newark Savings in-
stitution has submitted statement to the
chancellor, showing the amour, due de-
according to the receivers estimate,
exclusive Of $3.50 due from Fisk
g Hatch, si 095, $3.50; deficiency, 81, l6l ,l97.
The bank has securities and
cash on hand to warrant the
payment OF 80 per ceat. 10
depositors Immediately. In case risk &
would lose nothing, and the receiver
says he will make tho most liberal arrange.
ments possible to enable TIE firm 20 n1n-
tinus huslnesg,
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COLEMAN.

COLEMAN, May H.-[SpeclaL IA heavy
rain fell yesterday.
Sprlper, Light & Lytles herd . cattle was
stopped oy the authorities OF Coleman
county ana twenty-five head taken from it
belonging 10 stockmen slsnr the
trail. All herds passing here
are closely inspected aud all doubtful cat
tie turned out. Some stockmeu have men
employed for this business exclusively.
w. II. Roscoe OF this place, wiih fol- az.
thority,is employed by the Colorado Cattle
company and Is very rigid In MS inspec-
tiorg
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KYLE.

KYLE, MAY l7.-TSpecial III. G. vii.
liams shipped train load OF cattle from
this place to-day.
The picnic near Dupree ic-day was o
grand success.
Business has been 6ctivs to-day.
q. NJ. Clear. q young man who has been
working for Tom Martin at this place for
the past two 1r three years, has Just been
informed through Heauslar A iaroeyo that
he has fallen heir TO $4,000 His fortune
"a located in Galveston, and has been att
ing tor him some time.
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EMORY.

tion Of ben, No. / met TO day and ,nstrnct.
ed in favor Of the majority rule. endorsed
lrelsnd's administration, Opposed the land
leasing system entirely, and appointed dei-
egstes to tho county convention next Sat
urdsy. This faithfully reflects tho senti
ment OF tho county.
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London News.

LONDON. May l7.--'rbl News says the
American treasury, winch is the ultimate
holder of American ressivc, is well cup
piled with cash and this ought 10 cheek tho
panic. All accounts show tAat Sl00 coo 900 OF
English money is boing thrown into Amer
lean stocks. Daring the three days inoon.
blocks OF American stocks, snd innumera-
Me small investors made limited pur-
chases. Other securities are somewhat Dc
pressed, because 60 many people ara erx-
ious to reslizs ia order 20 exchange for
American s.ocks.
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Grecnyille's Loss,

GRREsyIILx, May H.-t5psciel.l-R
mors were sfloat yesterday on our streets 10
the effect that The Hunt County bank here
wonld be a loser by the late breaks In tho
New York banks The fumor TO the same
is true, though the loss, ~ one Of the stock
holders sta, es, IL elight.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-18
LAREDO.

JARrpo, May I7.-Ispecial IA Mexican
named Francis Ioarra gave dance at Car
bon City the other day, which was attended
by nearly sll the residents OF that embryo
CITY. After the dance had progressed Tor
some tine. toev becsms exu ,eraa;ly hilar-
ious ana nnsaiy soaie VI thsoa ocean !
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Senator NIaxey's Opinion.

WASHINGTON. Nav T.-fSpeoal. 1-Se o.
stor Msxey returned from New York o.
day and reports little apprehension Tn at
Texas banks will bs permanent suffere rs
oa account OF the recent failures in Ne W
NnrH
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KAUFMAN.

KAUFMAN, May H. ISpsclsl.l The
democracy held primaries here to-day and
endorsed Hon. Olin Wellborn for congress
and Hon. Barnett Gibbs for lieutenant
governor. Hon. J. o. Terreil received the
endorsement for state se1abcr.
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London Times,

LONDON, May 1.-THE Times says It will
be idle Tor the American railway board "a
expect to get capital from Europe In tina
future as easily as in the past
unless 1t be shown that they mean TO turn
over d new leaf anu manage their proper
ties on sound principles.
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Domnpd for american stock

LONDON, May II There is rush to buy
American srock. Bankers are cabling
New York. offering to ship gold on security
of governments.
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Mysterious.

MILWAUKEE,, Nav l7.-rully II. Smith, q
wealthy coltraOor. Who mysseriously
disappeared week sg,, is supposed
10 be in Nev OlesBs HIS wife
having scs'vei a, fxpress p'csaze o. sl.Oo1
'-om inas cisy io.dsy. II is tupp ,sed TO
DO cut o; dis head.
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NEW YORK, May determinations Fink
expresses the belief that railroad freights
would continue very low, aud rateo east on
southern grain would probably not adysnce.
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WARRINGTON, Nav 1.-THE treasurer oI
the United States forwarded $500, 600 legal
tenders to the assistant treasurer IN New
York for use IN case Of necessity.
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to share speculation. Thus far the market
Ia strong, except Louisville " Nashville and
Missouri Pacific, which break. Money,
which opened ut @ per cent. per annum,
roso Ia per cent per day, and is now 10 per
cent per annum.
New YORK, May IL. - Ulosed at the
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-18
THE WEATHER, ,

GALVESTON, May 17.-Following. Is the
weather report for the cotton belt furnish.
ed by the United States signal service, act.
ing In conjunction with the railways:
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At good size ine
" dozen, nsn Damak Towels
"a d0e ID
{ 45o rdwideF FIN
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