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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-02-21
EpitOme of the Week.
INTERESTING NEWS COMPILATION.
FiFTlETA CONGRESS.
Second Session.

Second Session.
TUESDAY, Feb 12-In the Senate the
Naval Appropriation bill was further dis
cussed and finally passed. A resolution
was presented from the Kansas Legislature
requesting Congress to adopt such meas
ures as will secure to every citizen OF the
Southern States perfect protection in the
exercise of all political rights. In the
House bill was introduced to include
Canada in the act authorizing the President
to arrange conference of American na-
tions. The General Deficiency bill tS14, ,.Gs, :
3s1) was reported, and the debate on the
Smalls- Elliott election case was continued.
WEDNESDAY, Feb. 13-In the Senate d
bill was introduced providing that all citi-
zens OF the United States having the quail
fcations requisite for electors shall be en-
titled and allowed to vote Mt any election
for Representative in the Congress OF tho
United States without distinction Of sex.
Mr.. Evarts spoke in support OF his resolution
fnstructing the Committee OH Elections to
revise the laws governing Congressional
elections The nomination Of Norman J.
Colrnan, OF Missouri, to be Secretary of
Agriculture, was confirmed. In the House
the Judiciary Committee reported favor
ably q bill to amend the naturalization
laws The South Carolina contest case was
settled by giving the seat TO Elliott, the
sitting member, by a vote of li3 to l36.
THURSDAY, Feb. 14-A bill was reported
in the Senate to amend the laws regard.
ing the importation of alcoholic liquors
In the States. The Nomination Of Carroll
d. Wright to be Commissioner of Labor was
confirmed In the House q. favorable re-
port was made on the Senate bill appropri.
ating $3.50, 600 to protect American interests
In the Isthmus of Panama. The bill to di
vide portion of the Sioux reservation il
Dakota into separate reservations and to sd
cure relinquishment q the Indian titles tx
the remainder was passed The bill for tn,
admission of South Dakota as State wa
amended 70 as to provide for admission by
proclamation of the President, and that ths
proposed States of North Dakota Montan;
and Washington shall be admitted in thu
same way.
FRIDAY, Feb. 1j.-In the Senate favor
able report was made on the bill to pro
vide for the establishment OF Nutiona
Board of Health The bill placing Genera
Rosecrans ON the retired list was passed
also forty -one private pension bills. bill
| was introduced to provide for . Nationa
system Of farmers Institutes. In the Hous
Mr.. Mills, from the Committee on Ways an,
Means reported back the Mills Tariff bill
with the Senate amendment, which he de
clared was unconstitutional The Senat
bill appropriating so5o.OoO for the protec
ton of American interests in Panama wa
passed. The night session was devoted t
pension bills
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-02-21

A MAN in New York wants a divorce
from his wife because hc married her
when he was intoxicated. This is but
another instance of what frightful
risks men will run when wine is in and
wit is out.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-02-21

J DIR. TANNER challenges the world of
rpplers 10 fasting contest in which
he Is to have only water, the other par
ticipants to have all the beer, wine or
whisky they want, but nothing else.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-02-21

The natives OF Hayti are said to be
eating one another. II this process
continues long enough it is bound to
result in permanent peace down there.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-02-21
The first Chinese divorce ever
granted in America was at Denver the
other day.

MARY KiEs was the first woman to
get patent from the United States.
1t was issued to her in 1909 for straw
weaving with silk or thread.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-02-21

II you have q dog that chews the
tassels on your parlor chairs don't
give him to your neighbor. Keep him.
He has probably learned what you
have not that tassels are no longe,
fashionable
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-02-21

The speed of Les knots an hour
attained by the Vesuvius. the new
United States dynamite-gun cruiser.
places her in the front rank of ocean
,greyhounds. she having attained the
fastest speed Of any steamship aaoat.
The. trial was made recently over the
new Government course at the Della
ware breakwater. In the direction OF
the tide she attained rate Of 22.95
knots an hour, and against the tide
and wind rate of 20.35. Lieutenant
Buell. said: THE result of this trial
restores the supremacy of American
ship-builders over the world
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-02-21
West AND SOUTH.

Ar the trial of Mrs Brown In Mason
City, Ia, charged with poisoning several
members Of her family, the jury on the 18th
declared her not guilty.
AT st. Louis Mrs. Richard Willis committed
suicide on the 18th by shooting herself
through the head. The cause OF the act
was her disappointment at not being able
to succeed as a writer of poetry
On the 18th five men implicated In the re-
cent murder OF Bill Sizemore and Carr
Smith In Clay County, Ky, were arrested.
A FIRE on the 18th destroyed the Mutch-
ner- Higgins Companys elevator at Indian
apolis, Ind with thirty thousand bushels Of
grain.
THE death Of Abner Prugh, born In Fred
erick County, Md occurred at Dayton, o.,
on the 18th, Mt the age of one hundred years
FIRE at Memphis, Tenn, destroyed the
Neely block and badly scorched the Gayoso
Hotel on the 18th. Loss, $l93 600.
THE Myer- -McAuliffe prize fight took place
at North Judson, Ind, on the 18th, sixty
four rounds being fought, at the end Of
which the contest was declared draw
On the 14th the new Government building
at Fort Wayne, Ind, was occupied The
structure was seven years building and cost
$4,000.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-02-21

AN extraordinary freak of nature
took place the other day near Belle
garde. France. A large hill just be-
hind the village suddenly split open.
just as If an earthquake had taken
place. The crack in the hill reached
from the summit right down to the
base. The crack was $50 meters long
and averaged seven meters in width.
A bed of mari was found inside the
hill. Unlike the famous mountain
that gave birth to the ridiculous
mouse" this mountain gave forth nc
premonitory rumbling. The split was
said to have been caused by the rain.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-02-21
IT WAS A GREAT FAILURE.
The Liabilities Of the Grand Lake Coal
Company May Reach &3OO.OOO.

Company May Reach &3OO.OOO.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, Feb. l6.-Later reports
concerning the failure of the Grand Lake
Coal Company indicate that the i'm
debtedness Of the firm will reach
from saoo,00o to s3O0,000. The company
il one of the largest in Pittsburgh. 1t
has been in business for twenty five years
and was considered most reliable The
failure Is attributed largely to bad luck BY
the storm last summer at New Orleans the
company lost ll0 loaded boats and cargoes,
and lately it became involved in IN unfortu-
nate railroad Investment
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-02-21
THE East.

The Pennsylvania railway officials issued
orders on the 18th that no freight trains ex-
cept those carrying perishable goods should
run on Sunday.
On the 18th Johnnie Powers, eleven years
old, was taken to the county asylum at
Orange Farm, near Middletown, N. u, a
raying maniac from the effects of cigarette
smoking.
GOVERNOR SAWYER, of New Hampshire, on
the 18th appointed Gilman Marston, of Ex-
eter, as United Stat Senator for the interim
between March and june 10, when the Leg
islature will elect q Senator.
The death of Mrs. Eunice P. Helms, OF
Lydonville, N. u, occurred on the 18th at the
age Of few months over one hundred years.
Up to within few weeks of her death Mrs.
Helms enjoyed the best Of health.
On the 18th Sidney Bartlett, LII. D., Of
Boston. celebrated his ninetieth birthday
He Is still an active member of the bar, and
his practice is said to be worth sl00,O0O q
year.
On the 18th Colonel Ruth Goshen, Bar
NUNS giant, died in New York Of dropsy
He weighed about $50 pounds
In session on the 18th at Philadelphia, the
National Association Of Builders passed Q
resolution that the members recommend te
the various State Legislatures the passage
Of law making 1t q felony for any person
or association to prevent or hinder any
American youth from learning some trade
or handicraft.
CHARLES G. WAsHBuRN, Of Worcester, Mass
Of the Washburn & Moen Manufacturing
Company, stated on the l4th that the alleged
French patent of Louis Janin did not voiG
the Glidden barb-wire patent
HAVING acquired fortune, Kate Claxton
the we'll known actress, retired from the
stage on the l4th.
DURING a quarrel Charles w. Gabe', o.
Reading, Pa, shot his wife and afterwart
atte mpted suicide on the l4th.
The faculty suspended the entire sopho
more class Of Lafayette College, at Easton
Pa, on the 18th for hazing.
FLAMES destroyed the Keeney House a
Pike, N. T., on the 18th, and Jennie Mack, ,
domestic, and her little niece perished In thu
flames
The failure Of the Grand Lake Coal Com
pany Of Pittsburgh, Pa, occurred on thu
18th for s25o,OOO.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-02-21

The "unloaded gum gets great
deal OF game in the shooting accident
line.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-02-21

MRS. NH4HELMIsA HEIDELSCHAUsER.
wealthy resident of Crestline, o., committed
suicide ON the 14th owing to grief over the
death of her husband.
MARY POWERS, of Laporte Ind, only thir-
teen years old, was on the 1ath sentenced to
five years in the State reformatory for the
murder OF her infant brother, to whom she
administered arsenic.
EDWARD f. ScEIBNER, OF St Paul, was
elected president of the National Associa-
ton of Builders at its third annual conven-
tion at Philadelphia ON the 18th.
II was discovered on the 18th that Super
intendent Chase. Of the Indian school To-
Gated at Geneva, Neb., had robbed the Gov
ernment Of over $4,000 He had disap-
peared.
THE constitutional amendment for State
lottery was defeated III Nevada at the
recent election by SEQ votes
TIE death Of Colonel W. b. Dunn, q prom
incnt citizen and lawyer of Mobile, Ala. oc-
CURED on tho 18th ut the age of cighty-one
years He was noted for lis knowledge Of
the political and constitutional history Of
the United States.
IT was claimed by T. 3. Barry, the labor
agitator, on the 18th that his new brother
hood comprised ninety-six assemblies, and
that more were being organized.
| 4 FIRE in the cracker factory Of Louis Fox
at Fort Wayne, Ind, caused a loss Of slOO,0
! on the 18th.
The discovery OF old placer mines rich
with gold two miles east of Purcell, In the
| Choctaw nation. was reported OH the 18th.
| ON the 18th John Lee was hanged at Alex
nndria, Mimi. for the murder Of Charles
Chcline. Martin Moe, who was expected to
tile with him, had his sentence commuted
TO imprisonment for life.
On the 18th the wife and child of Jacob
Faucet (colored), and two other negro
women, were murdered by unknown men
| near Mount Olive, N. c.
At Marion, Ind. John Sage charged witt
aiding and abetting the murder of Harry
Albert Cunningham, aged two years, was
sentenced on the 18th to life imprisonment
THE death OF John W. Street, the inventor
of the stable car, and prominent man il
railway circles, occurred in Chicago on the
18th, at the age Of fifty two years.
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AMIGOS q DE ToDOs
| plLDORAS HOLLOWAY.

Aiilenss Dc psrsenas, en- tcdas Las parties
msndo, rsooniendan diehas Pildoras como &
1elor rsstaurativo do u s&lEd qas no oonocs
9llas curan todas lab atscoionss del ooras6n
del hfgado, del Sst6msgo, do los rikones
lps intsstinos, y remEsvsn h acrimonia !,
AAtHisaoia y II ,oardialgia, sxpzlsanao do !,
aaaErs tsda impsrssa, fortalsCisndo csnpls
snmsats d sistsnA nsrviose iAnds un to~s !
Hdable 8 ID eraauixaai6n xAnarsI. 2
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A vi g O:

En- la Imprenta del BoLHT1N u
ha recibido 81 magn1fcolib libro titula-
do E!VGtsOGso . los Masonos, Dol
Leon Taxil, junto con Las notablea
Conf6sioses del migmo. Adem&s, %
han reoibido MGasgGlSs dc Di1sssGos y
MSsGges con nuevos rszos, el RitM6l
RonsGHo Gd PGToChans, herEnosos Pu-
rificadores, QUO go rec0Yniendan 4
los se6ores Ouras, inAnidad de
cromos y taIetas de fantasia para
felicitaci6n, preciosisimas, y una
innensidad de elegantes y ifilea
objecos de escitorl0.
Todo 10 vende 4 pRsoaoa Nnih,
dOg. ,
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ES EL MAS RARAT0. 70
gAfGlsAs Dl "A DeCIlIlL CllSfIAIl
esxspxssts psr sI Pe1rs Rips.3s. q

Texto pars Las Escuslas de Ia Isls
de Puertc-Rico seghn Dscreto del
kxcmo. 4 limo. 81. ObiSpo Do ests
D6cssla u. Juan Antonio fuig On II
Dc Diciembrs dc 1850, y pubhcado On
sl BsisssR EslsssdssieS On J.. dc Enero
do 1881, que dice asi.
"Deseando fsciltar, segdn 90 impor.
tancia rsqulsrs, in adquislci6n del o.
Ieciamo de II DoctrinA Oristiana & toda
class dc pers0nas, yenimos Oh dsclarar
tambi6n de texto para ID Di6cesis 81
antique y popular Oatscismo dsl r.
RipA!da que, 4 pssar do On rsdueido 70.
laEaen, Comprsnde On ,sus ssnciilas y
concisas preguntas y reepusstaa ID sr-
ma tods de in eneshAnEa cat6lica; rsu-
nisnao d In veS 10 inmsnsa ventaia as
sstar por gu indmo precio al aleancs de
Oh fa.nilias pobres.''
PRacro.--x chavos uno, 36 eta. doce-
pa , $3.50 cts. grGssa.
BE vsnda en- La lMYxzNrA, A MAosR
Da PAEsL + LrsRasfA del BoLzrH hza-
yARTtE Eortalsks "A, y on la d, u. Josx
0ossAGas FoAT, Fortalesa 81. O.
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AGUIS MIhRRlLRS :-.s "a. :. :.
DE BONNEFONT.
EAAAATIALES DR. R0SSlERES.

sodcas eacicas M
meas, ligeramente ferruginosas. .rr . ~
Esa las de todas axuas mneraea
naues Muy agadables al paada puedsn bebe puras en-
comdas mezcadas con vno Los principles de aguas
do motive para que Academia de Medcna de Paris las
mende Las propedades de elias bene6cosas en- los paise.
c6do han Waldo una medala On Exposition de Calcutta
1883-84. .C8 J .s,. .,.. .a... n :. = {
May ttes en- tempo epdemico preservatvo de Lac
enfsrmedades ocasionadas por lac aguas ordinarias.
Resmplazan hs aguas de aVichy rtodas sus apica
clones. -
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Ia OIENOlA DE TENEDURIA DE
LIBROS stnplidcada por 10 aplioaolon de
una regla h hible para aCertar el deudor
J el aCreedol, aeompafada de numsrosos
ejemplos Dc c&loulos msrcantiles, por O
o. Marsh, traduoido De Ia 90: ediCion In
glssa por A. G. Beck, bajo 10 Immediate
enpacoi6n dol avtor. Un tom0 elegante,
monts enouaasrnaAe &s-sS, On ID I'm
del BOlstiM.
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lUnguontoa HOLLOWAY.

Este Inatavilloso bklsamO sana infalibIsmsA
= Las nsridas antigaas, lss llaGas, y ios male
Dc pisrnsa do pecho. Por medic Do ~ iniissn
cia iss alcsras vlralsntas toman may pronto
IN Aspscto cenvaieois2ts = dsssparscsR.' Jss
RAs dsja, este angasnto &srrigsrants, do pse ]
dscir una Oura pssfscta de las aSeocion6s Do -
pisl, los coastipadea, Les tessa sl rasmatls
me, aaa oaando 10 ha apeiado On yaae to
des iesdemAs rsmsdioa.
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R s ~ ss + -s3 *
:LICOR gBREA'
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BAL PEI &c 2N5 blvCt
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\ digiosa, SOD la mejor prueba para Z
q demostrar que ell LicO9. B0xs0. J
u s1stcO de BreG VegetGI deL ,
u O1'. GOss$EgZe@ es ell que mejor
H combate los Catarros cr6nicog,
81 Toses rebeldes, Espectoraciones
q sbundantes, ,Asma, Bronquitis = 8
& dem&s Afecciones del tubo respf- :
ratorio. Preserva de Ia Tisis,, es Z
it'll en- los Catarros de la veiiga, .,
q purifca la sangre de sus malos 9
\ humores y tiene una aecion t6nica :
b sobre TODD Ell ORGANISING, de tai :
suerte que con su uso se abre 81 !;
II apetito y BE engorda.
n Los enfermos cansados de tomar !;
otras medicinas han reeurridos al 4
LicO1. de BreH de GOss- !;
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recuperado ell don mas precioso dc
3 la vida, que es La salud. d z
Ell piblico no debe confundir ell
81 LicOa' de Bfe0 de Com. (
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se anuncian con noinbres pare
cidos y que no son mas que imita- q
clones sin efcacia. fE.ItII/
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n todas las Botscas .aorsdiiddGs 4
3. de hs Ilqs. de. fs5a
> lPsGb R;cSy "a Repa5Esdds u Mtsseo.
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BlRAlOTRVA
De COMERCiANTE.

HISrORIk DEL OOMEROIO Dc
das Las naoiones, desde los tiempss mas 70
motos hasta nuestros dias por Nv. 6shsrs
traducida del frances por los alumnos de ID
clase de este idiOma estableolda On el Ate
,sso AwoGnM d Madrid, y publicada & sx'
psnsas de Ia miama asoCiaciOn.
Dos tomOs gruesos, pasta egpahols, "a
d IL Imprenta del BOlstia.
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y A@ss tFsfAt4sFAF ttf3A f5 " @AtAs - ~ s ttAFa
L'IBROS, !. ! !.
recfpldos por ell dItimo va.I
porscorreo ep IaIImprenta !
. der :1e!b BEoLLlETlN MERcAN-
Iksa ytl8As ar y4gna S7d M "a

p.. .sodB s9ila
fereda. Los Hombses de pRx
a.ss,9so slnuese6,55FHija e65 FHijja ssposa, , hsdsa
S.elieh 2dantSa nSrti, s,,l,s dol as,set. .,,,,I !
\ tOmOs. a So 80
\ o06digo Penal Militsr. ! + : : qs.,, ,'
| IA A9a9oFso l7'o Dc ,salyacidn DsvossU !,
osstahosa!- n ledd uf,s,,' 4. ,;,, T. ..s
dula y gel Qomercio y, dc Ia bsnss
NOYELAsb De PEREZ "a r.
DOs.7Memo orias de un Oortesahn sis
1919, El Grandea aOriente, EI Tsr.,s EIS Is
qe 1874 U9 rVoluntario realists. . .
Los ApoatGicos, Juan Msrtsr 4
Empecinado, Los Oien mil lliios ~ y J. i
san Luis, On faccioso mas. n 80 ~
de Julio, Batalla de alos, a raniISs ID ~ b
HBailen, M equipaje del Rev Josz
Napole6n en- lChamartfn. Ei 10 @ q
Marso : 7 el 2 de Mayo, Gerona ~ = i,
ialgal Laisegunda casaca. ~ a., 90
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na, foEtunataa u Jacinta ! IS a Il,
2 niila de Leon Roch, La Deshereiia.
uAH aslBiaua0t aoiaRalia aaa9 Il sss.s
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ONDsClONES GENERATES aoordadae por la Oirecc.
para toda oIase de renitldos anuncios

I para toda cIase de renitIdos anuncios.
pnicaci5n
vencionales cue determinasn los mismos.
Los omunicados mdos gaceay auorizado
6rmA del quen asumra
mas a de persona responsible de pagc.
Los originates de oomunados remitd gacetas anunos no sn
dssueltos aunque pubhquen. Q 8t s.. 3asoe ~
81 No responde de nj extravios de cIch6s
In eolunua del pe6do condads sesenta
d largo f aI.a. - s5i @585lQsl $50 - fAaa 1%oa
E anuan tenda derecho sxgr dstermada
De us a1os I'm case dessafo eonc6s pag
10 p.S sohre precO de tarifA .3l9l 81 ~
Nlanunane env eeA pubica6n de
A ana bondcaCi6n de 10 pS sobEe os precos de tari6
Ouando mpofte dsy vesos mnsualss 81
reca pe6dico de aa eontrafio se
viara 81 primer ntlnerc l4
Para los uscrptorss del BoInr ea de gacst
rsmtido, Se6n correspondence dies esstavos
Los suspores tendGn rs S on6an sobre preco de-
cetllas, eomuncadog remitidoa ~ s,@ 81 =
gacsas rendos couu
csdos, Mtclrado
81 AuA mpfevista dase de af 81 pe6dco tsmpoamente
regAdo pubcacones o a que hubiessD
dejado do salr. #@ "a. r.
Tarifa para In publication dc anuncios
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. .Adnainisr.t;on sdu Bpletfn Nor

administration du BOistfa Mer-
eAatil phonneur de prier -Messieurs
AaAAnnoneiers franeais de ivouloir bien i
lsmslre lenrs ordres de Publicite -
NM-AMEDEE PRINCE q ci., qui
Aons les, Agents uniques ct exclusifs
lsee Journal pour 4 PsblieiN Frssesis
sAAglsi's. .4 t,4 .,.,,,
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ENCUADERNACToN,f ON d =
DEL ''BMETlN MERCANTILE

Rnesta secci6n de La casa, montadas e,,,,.o
todos los eiementos necesarios provista I de-
materialee de primera claset se hacen
dernaciones en- holandesa, cartolS nasta sss.s
panola piel de levante CON relieves. todo ne,.
fecto y precios reducidOs.baoJ Il .s ta9sof se,4s
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The Proprietors Of the " Bolstta
Mercantu . have the honour of re-
questing English advertisers to hand,
their orders to Mess. AMEDEEl
PRINCE & c. who are the sole
Agents for all English d EaeIeb
AdvertisinR. @
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BolstiQ Nereantil de Puerto-Rieo.

PERIODICO CONSAGRADO
LA DEFEBSA DE LOS INTERESTS NACI0EAES EH AMERICA
ORaANo De LOB EsPAaolEs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Eg pvo- RICO
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C0ATABlLlDAD :.
MUNICIPAL.

Juego complete de Libros ARE.
glados q los formularios publica-
dos por el Gobierno General.
Impresos de todaa elases para
los Municipioa.
De vents en- Ia Imprenta del
BOneTra:' e1p Z hTs $3.50
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-05-14
MINNEAPOLIS MARKETS.
Chamber of Commerce..

The market for futures was entirely nominal
yesterday. There was some talk of get
ting an Interpretation Oh the rules as to de-
livery of wheat on regular contracts, whether
deliveries must be made of wheat of the old
crop until September Is, or whether deliver
les may be of either old or new. Until some
definite Interpretation is made itappears that
there is no desire to deal in August and Sep
tember wheat. There was one sale Of June
wheat at Gle and 10000 bushels of No. 2
sold at SIC for present delivery. The early
weakness in other markets was not SO pro-
nonnced as some had thought it would be,
ond nominal quotations here were somewhat
affected by it. The late movement of wheat
from lake ports due to the opening of naviga-
ton, together with last week S exports from At
1antlc ports gave some general strength and
Offset the weakening tendency from rains
and improvement in the growing crop. New
York and ST. Louis were steady, though they
had gone up less than Lake Michigan and
Northwest markets OIL the dry weather scar Q.
There was no early trading in futures, but
while there was none offered there was
demand at about 9Oc, with nothing done in
May. A sale of June was made at Ole, and
later sale of July at the same price. 1t was
understood that the market was pegged at
9Oc. There was SO little for sale any one
wanting to buy it had to pay premium.
There was very little general disposition to op-
crate in futures. The visible supply decreased
l,424.OOO bu against 2,O46, 600 blu last year.
The light receipts of 169 cars for the two
days were a strengthening nfeature. and the
stim ulated buyers into picking up the best
grades early Sellers were asking higher
prices for everything that graded, and some
sales of and northern were made at from
l to &c over Saturdays prices. On low
sales of this class of wheat were as slow as
usual. The decrease of 129,87l bushels in
wheat stocks of local elevators and the de-
crease of 161 900 at Duluth helped buying
some. Shipments for the two days were 72
cars. Duluth received % cars
Car lot ssles by sample: Two cars No.