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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-05
pned woods are In steady demand at for extra
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THE PETROLEUN MARKET

Nr,v-e rpoN THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
Increased activity, greater strength and further
Improvement I'm prices were the features of yestcr.
day,s crude certificate market. The highest point
since last spring touched without provoking any
change I'm the general character o. the buying which
has supported values for over month. RealIsaiions
were made AT the start but they ~ quality
that failed to carry the market below D2 7a ccnts
cOmpard with 03 3-6 cents at the opening. the same
saturdays close. The Improvement which fol-
lowed I'm the face OF sales for Western account
did not end until 05 cents was reached AMI then
another realizing movement carried the market down
cent The recovery 10 above SIS cents that then
took place was easy and while fill figures were not
sustained to the erd the final quotation was Ia
cents above lowest points and cent higher than sss
urday's last quotations The market closed strong
About the only occurrence 10 which the
strength Of the market cOrd be credited was an cd
vance OF 1,s cent IN the quotation Of refined OIL Yet
spouse 10 the recent ygor exhibited by crude. Tho
refined market while moving normally, is stn
every conaaence fc by reSneps that sooner or
later Europe VIII Do compelled to appear IS
sort be concIlenia with pressure Of speculative
buying for either seccount the effect upon market
Slow Int none the less steady increase in the attention
which the petroleum situation Is beginning to attract
T marker has had It's rosctons wecFiy-day~on
the summers improvement. but they have been litts
awaited Of because the limit OF buyers mas usually
hcen placed below the basis 10 which the wcesy or
daily deprcssons have gone. Yet evidences multiply
that the holders real certificates Investors for
Gr7Ires which fhcy believe ought 20 represent tbs
radically better position Of on commercially compared
with a year ago. as well the rewards TO which Tbs
rnoduco IS Justly entitled. SIX months ego oil sold
at Fl per barrel at the end Of Tho active consuming
season and with the trade confronted WIN PossoDiies
In tho field that sincc then have been crushed b. Dis
APPOINTMENTS OF the drill. Last month the slign IN
ciease IN now production came IRON three wells which
Lavo M dangerous margins while about 40 Per cent
If the we'll. drilled we're failures. The dry holes
record which has Killed several localities that rera
the causes Of temporary summer scares Is ono which,
with It's extension. reduces the chances ~ fed
change that tie bears are PRAYING for. With big
demand ahead with winter weather 10.
stead OF summer assuring the normal Increase of
difficulties In conditions for drilling. and with stocks
emf down g 600 900 barrels since March ~ is surpis
ing tina, the trade should regard return 10 Marchs
ton prices anything more than natural
follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-05
TIE PiLI MEETING AT cREEDMooa

AZ the regular meeting OF the National Rife Asso
citation In the Temple Court building yesterday plans
were discussed for its sixteenth annual fan prize
meeting, 10 be held at CIeeGinOor, l.. l.. beginning
next Monday at a. m. and continuing six days
Arrangements have been completed for eighteen
matchos--,he Directors, judd Wimbledon Cup, Prcs-
dents, match for the military championship Of the
United States, the Long Range Military, Tiffany
Governors, AlLconers', Marhsrnsn's Badge, Hilton
Trophy, Short Range Team Interstate Military In
tcrstatc Long Range, Ncw-York state National Guard
FIRST Brigade National Guard, Second Brigade National
Guard, General Shoridans Shrmshcre, Revolver, and
Steward
More msrksmen have signifed their intention OF
Attending tho meeting than ever before Consider
allie surprise was expressed that the Army docs not
intend 10 send any lean 10 the meeting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-05
DELEGATES ASK TOO MANY QUESTIONS.
F1REMEN WANT TO KNOW SOME THINGS BEFORE
THEY PROCEED.


The second annual convention Of the Order OF
American Fircmen. representing 10000 members VI
Ere ylepaY1nents throughout North America, was
convened yesterday in parlor at the Asior House
IN the absence of President {. b. Bradley, the con-
vrnton was called to order by Vice President r. u
Tower, of Ncw-Jcrsey secretary T. a. Raymond rean
his report and also the report OF Treasurer l. t.
Braxmar who Is out of town. The secreterys report
showed the organization to be several hundred dollars
IN debt W. A. Cotter NewJersey delegate. said
that since there was money in the treasury, pro
vision had better be for the rental OF the
room which they would occupy two days. and the
seventeen delegates contributed $50 historian W.
T. Weeks reported that the membership was an army
OF strag gers lacking discipline and power to 10 oncia
service; that the State councils were powercss and
had no other mission than 20 elect delegates 10 the
National council which unncoporated body; that
the provisions of the existing constitution gave a9O
cratic power to the National secretary, While the
other National officers are mere lgureheads with 10
authority and OF no value TO the membership or TO
Themselves other than divide themselves into com
rnitees without power 10 act except to inspect the
accounts Of the National treasurer, who receives no
money and never keeps any accounts be Inspected
J. c. Lepscum, delegate representing Missouri
Arkansas and Kansas. and who denied full fellow
ship 10 the convention, being permitted to speak, said
that the irenca of the West before contributing any
more money wanted 10 know what done with the
money and what tho real object of the aSOclauen
delegates from New York and Massachusetts also Hauc
sinIar requests but no one VOuchsa1cd any iniOIma
ton. An early adjournment was had In ei'ler 10
enable the special committees appointed 10
investigate the reports OF Tie secretary ana treasurer
TO prosecute their work. Io-day's session begins at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-05
ANOTHER "B0BraIL, CAR INQUEST.

Coroner MESSENGER yesterday began the inquest
In the case Of Michael MarteD, the Italian boy
who was run over and killed BY sevcnth-ave
bobtsn, car opposite No l72 T.ompson-st. on the
afternoon Of July 49, The court room wss filed With
witnesses and others and several lawyers were present
In opening the the Coroner briefly recited the
facts, and alluded the similarity between this case
and that OF the woman, Mrs. Meyer, who met her
death under the wheels Of Twenty thrdst. ear
The difference in the station OF the two victims the
Coroner said should be taken into considerations
The surroundings N this required just thorough
examination the previous
Policeman NcGrath, OF the ghth Precinct, was
the erst witness and John Tusscrl, Of No 81 Grand
st., an undertaken who was diving through Th0mp-
son-st when the accident occurred, the next
Other Witnesses Mrs. Ida jaws, Of No. los
Thoinpson-st, and Marie IotO. OF The same address
The inquest adjourned un:l Tissdsy aAd the driver
when discharged roagresteQ and held
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-05
TIE STATE or TRADE.

BALTIMORE Sept. 4-cot5on nominal; Miditing loraHe.
ronr active firm Howard Street sut Western Supernns
81 s06s3 -. EAtrl 10 g 1924 Is Panty 40 3: toS
81 90 CITY superins 81 65 80 Extra 4o06 30
do no Brands 90. Pataosco Family - IS 40 super
iatiyo P,t@nt s. 90 Whc.t-Soutiern steady and nrp.
FUtz az lO2e: rongborry s91 lose western nniet and
easier: Winter Rcd SPOT 919. 9osci no. sepemocr
977se9sc. DO October 99d9?.c do Dccemher ioi5 -
lOl &c quiet and steady White 56fb1c
Yellow JajGiac Western quiet and easy AiIed spot
BE brl 10 september 5.%xj3c: year 4s'et7e DO
S5sS4S; Pean.yiyania 320s.c western White $3.50
Western Mixed 2s03lc. Rye Was hrni ana higher
Prime IS 0s0c. Hay steady. qnie; Prime TO Choos
Western SIG oO@lG so Provisions active eng steaay
sides packed ss09A2c Bacon-shouters SIC Clear he
sides 9. Hams l3'. 6lshc Lard reened 80 Zoe Batter
nrri; Western packed l2d l5c; Creamery lIeI9c Exr'
quiet l50l79N Petroleum steady Refined re Coffee
7ac. Copper re1sed firm at l5eelosIc Whskev firm a.
26esl Fresats TO Liverpool per steamer nonihsL
Cotton 5s2i Flour per ~. Gu Grain 50 Receipts
Flour 1000 bhs Wheat 94.O0G bush Corn 800 basn
900 BUSH RYE 1000 push shlpmsnts-tlour j. tno
b5s Wheat $4,000 BUSH salcs-WieAs 100000 cush
Corn 10000 bush.
BUFFALO. Sept. 4-Wheat-No Hard strong and higher
$4,000 bush at 81 Os%9l osia; 10000 onsh at
scarce 81 O69. o. asked for Duluth ns oncrnss OF
Washburn; Winter Wheat in fair demand and higher:
No. Red 81 OIL 4 O2; Milling Red s4n07ci No Bel
9Oc: No. White Meng, 81 Oh Mhps White 81, esses
No. Yellow 5Ot a 5O'sc; No. 49, 0cOsci no $50
~ ne in store. oats lniet ana weak No; White a.
fo: 3D. steady E Winter al IS spring BareS
F Ftsn Rs% e s. i Best %ntd
steady. Oatmeal steady cans feisat s, es;tsr;
Wheat 81 600 bush. Corn 10000 bush Oats none.
shipments BY Rail--Flour $4,000 BIDS Wheat $4,000
busD. Corn $4,000 BUSH oats none Canal shtpuents-
Wheat lsj 900 bush Corn 5000 bush.
aIaatt rfurax Al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-05
WOOL MARKETS.

puuAprfPHIA Sept. ..-NoOi firm nuOtnf0nS
stocks ligh, ohio Pennsylvania ana West virginia Xxx
and above 2g932c. " 2D13Ocf Dslium 9j03lc: c.arse
30 433c New.Ynrk. Mchiran Indiana ant Western, ahe
of and X 26t ssc; medinn 30 1s5ic colrsr 2QAS ,r
Ne,hei c0mblng aud delaineFno washed de!tnc y aud
Xxx 32c32sc moiium, washed conslns delanr. 50
$50 coarse washed conbnv ant deain 81 o ne Canatt
washed tonbing ~ I32c inb wash %, chocc 81 tar
30 d37o course 80 a3lc. Medium urNasncd combn- AMI
delainr. % s2sc 10. 25d21c Rrlrht uuwRshod
clothing fine or and Xxx. lD02lei m'du ., aN927oi
coarse 25U27c DARK earthly Cl0thnx 4lSci
modum 2Oc coarse. lsa 22c Eastern Oregon, me-
lOGl7c. medium l2Slscl l702Dc Valley Oregon
inc $4,000. medium. 20 d2jo. coarse 22d23c New.
Mexican and colorado fine. u &c; medium. l2etSc.
BO-TOg - There hn- been business
dong dsmslr woods and all
all kinds Manufacturers wiling buy all lots
selling - zoe Zoe K ptalO Tor Xxx, and 81 6HAc.
Tor M IN Mchisan neeceN there have been sacso ~
.7H2sc COnbng delninc nceces and hrm.
with holders quoting 30 ! comllnF AT aa@S7c. Onto mo
hclano NJ - S3c and Michigan Tine heaine "a 10 ar
other unwg hch wols sctve aud firm aud
sell Soc nne and 40 ~ Tor medium anu nnc medium
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-05
$4,000
rundod Loan o, 1852. 8 per cents $1,000 1oo,ooo
MT, sI7o sos $50 so, o7s, 900
circulation Of National gold banks not Included III '
INV INSIcNIFICANT FLUCTUATIONS.


above. sl95,007 THONG
A FEW INSIGNIFICANT FLUCTUATIONS.
After the double holiday the stock mnrk Ea5
this morning opened at hgher hs'il''' ~ vror.
small and significant of nothing beyond inc en-
pression of n temporary opinion Dy roOli l"uy ,s,
We really know nothing to say apoV. W. 49, az
thst has not been said SO ircqueni.y ~ ,,.ou os
10 have become mon0tonous 10 reacers ~ VIZ q,
To tho writer The market is SIMPLY moyih<
naturally under conditions as we nav sesn fnr s
to be for IA long time, conditions when no" nav
become so clearly dsyel9Pea xa an', Of an even,
ing contemporary and write We t2la you S cre.
Strenuous efforts are still maze 10 CTR
ete the belief that there Is no
i'm portant short interest remaining III 'lc me- -
ket; that the market is baay si onai 20 meet
that reason is in dangerous situation 10 n's Cor
any bad news This has been the STORY lor
months yet the market has been more than u'I :,
ally we'll supplied with bad news-Gf its klnui ~
proved the bad news to be either false or eN*ggc-
rated Forty-cght hours was long enough 70 pro-
duce the effect intended by the clrcuhIi,ogn u r.
false reports, if the market Was cnquc a 90 tho
prominent members Of the clique who Is dehor-
strative In his assertion that there Is no shoft
interest last Saturday evening cSpresSc,i ms III
tercst in the prediction that before SUNDAY 'hcrr
would be a heavy frost and that prices would urop
so per cent Oh no there is no short interest,"
when operators pray for ruin IN the Nornn w.
by frost and for more yellow fever IN fIorIuaiii
The whole thing is amusing. NO Irost now VII
hurt the wheat crop and nothing sh1rc o, nn
vcrsal fpost-back frost-can now rcdnce thc corr
crop to l. 500, 000 900 bushels. The market close"
strong at something lower than the highest ig-
urcs. - ~
WHAT WAS DONE IN BONDS.
The offerings Of United States bonds TO the
Treasury to-day were 81, 900. 900, l-2 per cents
at 06 "a, which were rejected. The local markeu
was dull with nominal quotations as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-05

toypox Sopi. A D. m--Consols. 9VN far money and
% q io account; Atlantic nnd Great Western fret
Certificates $3.50 Erie 20 do
con.ols Mexican Ordlvary 49, Canadian Pacific. 80
Pennsylvanla 5bNi st. PAM Common. 7i's New.lOrk
Central 2; Reading 2i4 lilnp Central 1874; Mex.
carl entral INST mortgage DOndA. 3d.
spanish l.. - .
Money IL 2 per cent; scarce and wanted.
mo amount Of bnlaon gone mo the Bank of Eng
land on btl.nce TO-DAY 10 k5i.OOO
paris advnes quote por cen. renes a. 81 francs l2,
ceutimes for tho acconnt.
ne rate OF discount in tho open market FOR bills
4 cont
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-05
Stock

Refined oil was advanced Is cent per gallon -
sympathy with the recent 9Th Of crude, although
tho scarcity OF vessels keeps business down 70 mod.
crate transactions The quotation now y nrm at
"a cents per gallon. Abel test at New ork, Phia
dplph1 and Baltimore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-05
NATURAL CAUSES AT WORK.

STOCKS Axe SIRONG AND HIGHEE.
FLUCTUATIONS THAT AMOUNT TO LITTLE
TIE SHORT INTEREST
SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE-SEPT. a.
THE GENERAL LIST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-05
she WAS GOING TO "AUyT MlGGiE.7

A blue eyed, fairhaired girl seven years ola. who
wore q bue ulster over a tidy dress, walked into
Police Headquarters late yesterday afternoon behind
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-05

Total since Janls2o. a42 7ss s2o7773iO sl9 757
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-05
A GRATIFYING CONVERSION.
prom The Boston Commercial Rnllctin

The sudden change Of hear, Uf President Cleveland,
as evlnced By his message to Congress yesterday,
should delight all Americans regardless of political
affiliations. During the last year the President has
done bis utmost to promote tho welfare Of Canada at
tie expense Of the United States for the purpose Of
gaining political point. lie has not even scrupled
10 violate the provisions OF The Constitution I'm order
TO carry ont his ends Fortunately the Senate has
been strong enough only rpc foreign foes from
without, but TO COW trcachery from within.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-05

Flour firm. Patents So p d5 40; Bakers IS SoUf ~
Casa quo.luons yer, ss tonov,-So son!r View
o. 6g4 Sc 80 3 Spring Whea: s5ds9c. No Red
si.c. No. corn az a4'sc. No. O.ts 70 ss No Rys
81 ~ Prime Timothy seed at u IS Mess PORK
sI4 42ieal4 ~ per bo- Lara at 50 50 per lou u.
Short RIOS sies oose - 60 Dry sstet shoulders
boxed 81 5J07 =. short coa stss boxed 81 ooa 20
Wnskcv ds:.ers hnlshe goods 81 30 per Kt. eugsfs-
Cut Loaf 81 9e formulated sc: STANDARD "A" 7.G
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-05
THE CHEAPEST SORT OF BUNCoMBE.

II Is as cheap a piece of political buncombc as
cmanatcd from the White House. 1t Is rarely,
indeed. that on the floor Of the lower house
Of Congress, where the members from Cohosh and
squcdunk wont TO advance the opinions cal
cluajed appeal especially their nstituents
that there is offered for consumption so rare and
melllfuous quality Of fapdoOdle as that with which
this message IS favored.
DIVORCE FROM HIS RECORD IMPOSSIBLE.
From The ST. Louis Globe Democrat.
His message is too obviously dcsIgned 70 lift him
out Of a very damaging pIedcanent BY Obscuring the
real issue and stealing the thunder of his opponents
He can not separate himself from his record in that
audaciOuS AID dishonest manner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-05
CLEvELAyD's SUGGESTIONS CONSIDERED
WHO CAN TRUST SUCH DUPIICTTY1
From The Portland (Orel News

Why. then. did President Cleveland give II the
scnt by which IL sent 10 the Scnate' II the II
qualities and discrimination against American fish,
men. which he describes, We're patent 10 him on
drafting Of the treaty, why did he permit II to 90
the Senate for he certainly did not Sc
II 10 be rejected. lie dscloses In his message
craft Of one who gives the promise TO the hope a
breaks IL 10 the car.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-05
PROMPTED BY DISAPPOINTMENT.

from The Wisconsin State journal.
The Guest comprehension Will discover that the
message was conceived under the prOmptings of i'll
temper and disappointment and that 1t is In eX-
ecIaDe taste.
THE MUGWUMPS ARE GOOD ACROBATs.
From The Lowell (Mass) Courier.
Mr. Cleveland finds that Canada has been
maltreating our fishermen OutrageOusly that she
ought not 10 be allowed 10 own even an easement
In cartpaih across our soil few days ago Eng
land was all right, and fishermen had no grlcv
ances But Brcr Cleveland cannot whip around a
corner quicker than a Mugwump follow him.
They all swear By him when lie says white Is black
and when be says black Is white.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-05

Sc han recibido en- esta Impren.
ia los siguientes:

ECRETAkIOCOMERCIAL. Cir.
culsres, ofrecImIpDtos de servicios, en-.
trsda en- rei.ciones, csrtss de credito,
csrtas Ge iptrodncci5n Y dr. recomerda-
clor, TOMS de irfcrmes y derlsnd1s ia
uotici.s, 6rdeprs de bolss, ordenes en-
fshricss, en- depositos y 4 conIeiouls-
tss, demsndss de dinero q los que 10
ron comerclaDtes, rebsJas, letras de
esmbio, ssnntos en- participation, con-
-ignAcionee trsnsportes, seguros y av.
'ins, trsnsacciDhes generates, por Hen
ri Page, traducldo del frances pcr +.
Valens. l tomo en- 12s. holADdesa.
AMIGO de los nihos, por el .Abate
SAbatisr. Aumentsdo. CON variAs Rbu.
ias como en- i6s. HoiAu6ess.
Traducido, alnplihcado y sdicionAdo
an la pArte de Espaha y America, por
ana sociedad de escYitcres espafcles y
Amricsnos, ,--2 tornos en- So de l20 pA-
ginas cada uno; tercers edici6n, con
IN nuevo suplemento.
ATLAS geogrAdco de America
Dies y siete mApas traxsdos con mu-
cho esmero, con IN resumen geogrAh.
co, por N. Estevanex.
ANIMALES selvajes , dom9sticos
(Los). Album i.ustrsdo para pinos,
trsdncidO del frances por Z ZerOlo.
Dbajos de Bocourt, Freemann, Van d
Argent, etc., J IAminSs cromohtOgrGf-
cas-. tOmo en- a., eubisrta en- eromo.
HoiAndesA.
LAS OIENCIAS Eaturales al
Alcsnce de tos Ninoe.-Irograma de
Historic Natural, FiAica y Quimiea,
por don Luis MAta Gayoso.
V0Z DE La NATURALEZA. c..
leccion de An6edotas, historiAs ynose-
las tan dtiles como agrsdabler para to-
da elsse de psrsonas, por don lgnAcaO
Garcia MAlo. NuevA ediei6n con d.
minAs, ! tomo ep l2.' tslA nna. plano
y cortes dorados.
SAN FRANCISCO DE AsIs, I'd
glo KID, por dona Emilia Pardo Be.
IN, con ur pr6,ogo do D Mareslino Ne
nsndes y Pelsyo, de 10 Real Accidents
EspaEola. Con hceneia eelssiAstieA.
segnnda sdici6n. tomo grue~0 en-
H.. con el resrato de 10 aatOrs primo.
ro2Amsnts gF@h1do.
TELEMA0o en- frances. Nnsvs
edieitn, con lAninas. tome sn. Is
TEA.
hIsTORIA UsivssNAl para aiEn
pos Lais Fslips MAn.illa. anmeml&da
pos n. EsitvAheH. lcmo sn s..
coo Slo sfatAdus FePsssesiaed0 vIssas
maIms, rrGrstos as komhsss eslsar~s
eie.. etc
AklTMETlCA, (Tntaas de) por
don sa~a cessAaAF. Nasva 1aseaA&
eompawsA | txssao ct - Tsla.
1EUGhAFLA UNIVERSAL drs
c.. pslitafa J sesa5saA0a gss i1ss Gre
gaas~. IRA, De \, kssArsasA~ i taSas.
90 -. scn gratA.ass. szagas. ere@ q,
Aalaata ssssA iai1. Fss Wyes
y agAea de - sss sas.yE. ! 49, s@
s. lls.is3as seG EA& Ss sc sfst-~t IS
dlbeyaas~ pa' NaA' tAaseet1 et@
~, tsaras&sG hsroa. ssx. Is4a 49, E-A.2
aAs Y c0Tsss opsAs9a
TLLEAACo kiMa svsssssNs Ast
Eas FsSs4AS. TrsSatxz.A eAsasI .
aamss1AAa e& hesaa ssss Ghssas
e.. g~xFsns sassassA Ia@so
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-05

Las escalas do Puerto Hm6n , Card
psnO no estkn incluidas en- el itinsrario
oaCibh ' DOT 10 tanso pusde suprimiFse. 81
no e hHcen dichss ssoalas, lAs negAdAa
PuSrbC-R Bloc o. shtiCiparau uno 9 dos diAs.
HxW1A do Ian AMxx4&A1.
gf liin rv @
Vapor N. L. WLLAVERDE,
. - n
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-05
GR2GD NM aDS.
De todas classes muy flnos y ba-
ratos, y marcos para los mismos.
Gran realization en- la Imprenta
lei RDI .FTlN.

Fssesosas ten . sc i2' y q, slsgAn.
knsass easaedessAicA "a talA, eoa
rsassAas J epsts. dossaos;
eANDeAU.-kaviAna.
J iSAAt A-MaSts.
~, uTlS. M.sil5-, 2 s4uaa.
AGUlaliE Y RoSALIS.-virri.
ssa-
RKaiSA n. RoCHE.-Os.ar J
Azss6.. Eensa
J RuIL-Hstoris as HAaia Imhsl.
y, COOPER - D.. Mercedes d
CassaA
rlt-AR siSrk2-H9a sspoa >
MM4se.
LOPEZ 0ARciA.-Po~sias.
HaETuN nE Los HIRRRROg.
-~1eaNs enexsxsAMaL
tEI-AAnE--oAsss rotaieaA
y. rARn0 BAzAS -San Fma.
saas@ A. Aaks
pANTE Ia Dsvsaa rsmsAiA.
TKiIr 7 coDINA-iAs He1m
81 he, , ssmeA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-05
LIaNE DE HAvRE-BoRDEAUx A HAITI

AdemGs de las antiguas meas recslarA men
suAlmente ( esta islA uno de los vspores dc
10 UOmpafia en- Aolicitud dc Hstes.
PASAJEs TRAsATI.ANTICoR
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-05
"AGENDA MEDICAL"

En- esta Imprenta sc ha re-
cihido Ia de 1883, conteniendo el
memorial terapeutico del doctor
TrouSseau y otros, y el formulario
magistral del farmaceutioo n. Del.
pech, con una noticia dc lAs eatA.
clones invernales del DR.. valcourt,
que recomendamos por ser de gran
ntilidad para los Sres. M6dicos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-05
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espvisio para Puerto Rico y u daDans'
aALIDAD.-De Barcelona los dias "A 2S
IA oada nes.-De Valencia el 6.-De Malaga
d7yN.-De Oadiz el 10 y SO.-De santan-
der Il ISL la uordha el 81.
b expendsn billstes directog para Meyagoea
Ponce, Santiago do Cuba, 9ibera, Fqevl.as'
DabAnilIa Colon, CON RsaDcree sn ruef'0-
Rico Habana
yIAJE DIRECTo DEsDE fUERTo-Rloo
A sANTANDER.
Ectida Do Puerto Rico 81 d;G 10 de cod0 mss.
O. srpiden pasajss do ids , vuslta con 20
por eiento de rebajA.
Il Las fsmilias qus pagusn = squiv.isnSs
dsA rasaies enteYos, % iss hafA b repale oei
is Dor cisuto. Ests rebajA no q sphcsole .
Iov billetss de ida y vuslta. - q
In IL l..y 2s olase. Un nns menc. ue
SIsOs sn oads familis, gratis. Lee denAs me-
nnrus dc aaos 1 dc pssaf, Dc u amos no
sunplidcs ! passje, Dc u aAos 'anpn00' -
II &c prefsreauis , g.. crdiHssiA. On niaO
hnetA 2 a6os gratis. Do 3 7 sAcs / pesale,
s1kll aaos I pasajs, Do IL aasa % adsiAn
70 pasaje entero.
Linea dc vlsc d Colon.
Retorns do Tsnssasla D Puerto Rioo