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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-05-31

' Co., de la Habans. liz pacar,
de Ia misma procedencia, REMIT.
das por los sefiores s. de J. Sala
' Co., de esta plaza, & los sefiores
r. Romero y Co.. de Ia Habana.
IS pacas, de la misms proceden-
cia, remitidas por los sefiores Ce
recedo Hermanos y Co., de ests
plaza, 4 los sefiores r. Romero y
Co., de Ia Habana.
Abril, 6.-Exuort6 el vapor es-
pafiol Conds W7fIcdo: 25 pacas,
procedentes de Caguas, remitidas
por los sehores Sobrinos de Ez.
quiaga. de esta plaza, 4 los setio-
res Gonzalez y Co., de Ia Habans.
so pacas, de Ia misma proceden-
cia. remitidas por los sefiores J.
Ochoa y Hermano, de esta plaza,
I los sefores s. Alvarez y Co., de
10 Habana.
Abril, 11.-Export6 81 vapor
espanol C;udad de Oadis: 65 pa.
cas-, procedentes de Caguas, re.
mitidAs por los senores Caldas ,
Co., de esta plaza, q los senorea
A. Gonzales y Co., de la HAbans'
AZ pacas, procedentes de Juucos,
remitidas por los setiores Sierra ,
Co., de esta plaza, 4 los senoree
A. Gonzales y Co., de IL Haba'
ma. .
Abril, 1s.-Export6 el vapol
espafol Saturmina: so pacas
procedentes de Caguas, remitidal
por los setiores Sierra y Co., de
ssta plaza, ! los set1ores A. Con
zalez y Co., de Ia Habana. IL
pscas, de Ia misma procedencia
remitidas por los senores ]. O:hos
= Hermano, de esta plaza, q lol
senores r. Romero y Co., de !.
Habana. rs pacas, de la mism'
pr procedencia, remitidas por los sc
hores s. de- J. Ssla y Co.. de ests
plaza, 4 los sefiores R. Romero J
Co., de Ia Habana.
Abril, 23.-Export6 el vapol
espanol Hsrndn Corfss: "a pacas
procedentes de Csguas, remitida'
por los sefiores Caldss y Co., d.
esta plaza, & los seiiores A. Con
siles y Co., de Ia Habana.
Total de pacas de tabaco d
esta slaexportadas por estA Adua
ma. On los expresados dias de
mes de Abril d:timo, con des
tino 4 Ia Hsbana, 500.
Su peso bruto totsI, "a 267 ki
logramos. Id id neto, 33,738 K
ogramos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-05-31
BXCM0. AYUNTAMIENTO
DE s. JUAN DE PUERT0.RIOO.
PREsIDENCIA.

Rl sabado pr6ximo, i: de Junlo,
seran vacunadas, con p6stulas di.
rectas dc terneras, & las 8 de 10
maiiana, en- el local de la Rscueia
de varones de Puerta de TERRA, Y
q las 81 de la misna, en- el de la
Oeladurfa municipal de Santurce,
cuantas personas concurran respsc-
tivamente & los locales expresados
de dichos distritos con tai objeto.
Y % hace pdblico para general
conocimiento; debiendo advertir.
SO que dicha Vacunaci6n es gratis,
= tiene derecho q ser inoculado
todo aquel que 10 solicite del se6or
Medico, que al efecto se enoontra.
ra en- el referido local 81 dfa = hora
expresados.
Puerto Rico, 27 de Mayo do
1689.-El Alcalde Presidsnte, Juan
Jos6 PotsMs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-05-31
Los Successes DE- !UANA-DIAL

Que el BoLHT1N, defsndiendo 10
causa del orden pdblico y Ia Sc.
guridad de las personas honradas,
con presencia de documentos e.
dedignos, encarezca la necesidad
de poner remedio / la situsci6n
titante en- cue, ha "a tempo, sc
eucuentra Ia comarca de Juana
Diaz, NADIA tiene de particular;
mas atu; aunque, por 10 que SO
re6ere q determinados hechos, pu
desc estar equivocado en- deta!les,
sisndo cierto 10 principal, aquella
tendencia seris siempre plausible.
Pero que e! Clam0r De obstine
en- negsr Ia evidencia y en- fomen
tar los antsgonismos sociales con
sus negatives y propagsndas, po.
niendose sismpre del lado de los
que 2ueden resultar culpables,
tiene mucho de censurable y algo
mas.
Nosotros dijimos que el digno
Secretario de aquel Ayuntamien
TO aabia sido agredido, defendien'
lose, en- consecuencia; N Cla,
NOR 10 cuents todo al reves, aun.
lue 4 cualquiera Sc le ocurre que
aadie toma la defensa de ST pro
10, sin sentir antes la aggression;
!. aque| Saeretario tiene bien d..
mo >tr . dAs sn moderation y su pru
lencia.
e, sistema de Ell CtGmor et
bivn conocido; negsr, negar. Pero
1 40 habia negado tamoien, cor
relacion q aquella comarca, cuSnte
sl senor Munoz, de 3Arranq uitas,
Y ell Directorio autonomista de
Ponce con 81 6rgano la Revisso
con6rmaron despu6,?
e. BoLETIN tiene, ademSs, en-
su abono que Jamas ha predicado
lue q Ia idea polftica deben sacri
6earss Ia reputation Y hasta Ia
honra.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-05-31

l6sta1nent0 de Luis. XVI.

Publicamos 10 tradu cei6n del tos-
tamento de Luis XVI, que fu6 lei
do por el general Oathelineau On
la capilla del pa'acie Loredkn, On 81
reciente aniversario de 10 muerto
del rey m&rtir.
"En nombre de 10 Santisima
Trinidad, Padre, Hijo y Espiritu
Santo.
"Hoy, veinticinco de Dioiembre
de nail sotecientos noventa ! dos,
70, Luis XVI de este nombre, reg
de Franoia, encerrado con mi tamil
ia desde hace 81 afro meses on IL
torre del Temple, On Paris, por
los que fuerou mis- s6Oditos, inOo-
municado con quien quiora que
sea, Y desde ell dlez del cOrrient0
hasta con mi propia familia; i'm
plicado ademas en- I'm proceso cuyo
dessnlace, dado 10 que son Lac pa
stones humanas, nadie puede pre-.
yer, y para el cusl existe nj cAusa
nj pretexto en- ninguna ley vigen.
te; sin toner mas que & Dios por
testigo de mis- pensamientos, nj
otro que El & quien po ler cOn6ar.
me, declare aquf, ea presenCia %.
"a, mfs ultimas voluntades y mis-
sentimientos.
"Dejo mi alma . Dios, mi Crea.
dor, SuplicAndOl0 Ia aoOia en- 90
misericordia, y la juzge, no con
arreglo ! sus mereOimisntos, sino
atendiendo & aquellos de Nuestro
Seior Jesucristo, que se ofreci6 On
sacriACio & Dios su Pedre, para
todos los hombres, aun los indiS.
nos, 70 el primero de 6stos.
"Muero adherido a nuestra San.
ia Madre Ia Iglesia eat6.ica apos-
t6lica y romano, cuyos poderes
vienen, por no interrumpida suce-
sion, dc San Pedro, 4 quien los con.
fi6 Jesucrist0.
"Oreo frmemente Y confeso to.
do 10 contenido en- el Oredo y los
Mandamientos de Dios Y de la
Iglesia, los Sacramentos y los Mis-
terios, tales como los enseha y On.
sef6 siempre Ia Iglesia cat6liCa.
Nunca he pretendidO erigirms en-
juez respecto & las diferentes ma.
neras de explicar los dogmas,
sino que me he remitido ' me re-.
mitiI6 sismpre, si Dios me coneeds
Ia vida, 4 Las deciCi dc los supe.
Eicsea scleslAaticcl ulidea 4 Ia San.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-05-31

Pero hay que notar que en- ei
propio srticulo en- que EI Critic
rio de Humacao hace enternece
dores llamamientos l los autono
mistas, para que vuelvan { unirse
ante el altar de Ia patiis, depo
oiendo rencillas del amor propio
Y del despecho; en- ere mismo ar
,iculo, repetimos, adyierte E Ci.
ter;e que en- Ia labor de Ia recon
ciiiaci6n autonomista so!amsnts
estsrban los dtscs'os cusas inssi
gaciOnss s0berbi0s Gsbsn desdeA0,
los que no son dtscoIOs.
Lo cual, tradu lido q claro ron
nance, significs que E! Oritsrio,
aun en- sus mas vehsmentes anhs.
los de union y de concordia entire
los autonomistas. nj olvida nj
perdona 4 los que Il llama disco.
los del partido, y los cuales On
puridad de verdad NO dsben scr
otros que aquellos contra quienes
tantas lanxas ha roto Il! Cyitsrio
en- el presents cisma: los hombres
de EI Clamor de! PGts y los que
siguen su pend6n de guerra.
iValiente manera de predicar
Ia union. de recomendar que SO
depongan resentimientos y agra
vios en- el altar de la pasria; pero
digna, ESQ 81, por todo extreme.
del peri6dico que, desputs de hs.
Der sido uno de los mas furiosos
alborotadores del cotarro, 90 pre-
senta ahora of fleciendo un ramo
de OLIVIA, que restablezea Ia pax en-
las turbulentas huestes autono-
mistas!
81 esto no es una comedia del
genero bufo mas pronunciado,
venga Dios y ySalo. | Y esas gen.
tes son las mismas que, al orga-
nizar un partido de vida etimera,
querian regenerar al pats!
Por supuesto, que, prescindien.
do de todos esos apAratos c6mi-
COS, predica en- desierto, habla con
Ia pared FL Oritsrio, como ha
"a sucedido ! otros peri6dicos de
~ colectividad, al dirigir pst6ti'
eas excitaciones q 10 grey autono,
mists, recomendando 10 union y
| % concordia.
| lAhi es NADIA IL pretensi6n o I!
volvemos 1 decir. Una friolera,
un grano de ani-!
iR.cOnciliar / los B .ldorioty
de Castro y sus adeptos, y . ior
hombres de El Ogamor del Pass,
? . los Diaz y Disz, "a los Ma
rim, y los rebeldes de Caguas,
Glsyama, etc, etc, etc, con ell ST.
cretsrio imprsteyible, CON el d.
rectorio en- masa, con los Corcha
dos, los Vargas y Ia mayoria dc
ios Counties que forman en- ID
mesDada ortodoxa!
lAhi es NADIA! iLlensr abs.
mos insonjables que abrieron el
ndio sin linlte, la pas,6n sin tasa,
sl agravio cruel, el ultraje opro-
bioso, el insulto sangriento, Ia
acusaci6n imperdonsblel
!Iampoco tiene poder bastantt
para este E! Cyitsris de Huma-
Gao.
El que en- clio piense. ...... lese
suena despierto!
De las grandes abnegAciones )
sacri6cios, en- oil ve-dadero altar
De Ia Patria, solo es capax, er
nuestra politica, el benemerito
psrtido espanol Unconditional. Su
historic, :on altos hechos y her.
mosas pGginas 10 proclama.
Digamoslo, en- merecidisimo no.
nor suyo y con legitimo orgullo
de nuestra parte.
Y tambien para confusion de
nuestros adversarios.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-05-31

grama especial que 80 publicara con
la conveniente antolaOi6n.
NOtas.-1: La Oomisi6n invita-
q los Centres de Recre0, Socieda-
des y Oorporaciones, para que con
tribuyan al mayor lusimiento de
las fiestas.
2-Asf mismo suplica la Comi-
sion & los vecinos que iluminen sus
casas Y las adornen CON cortinaies
Y banderas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-05-31
EJECUTIvA.

EyEcUTIvA.
D. Pedro Santisteban y Chavarri.
F." Pedro Arsuaga.
/" Fsliciano Csrbia.
I" Manuel Roman.
ADMINISTRATIVE.
Excmo Sr. D. Pablo Ubarri.
Dom Juan Cam6.
4" Jose Caldas.
4" joaquin Pena.
INTERvENToRA
Don Juan Rubert.
" Eulogio Rivera.
+" Jaime Comas.
" Manuel Vicente.
A todos en- todo deseamos e;
mayor acierto, y el mejor exito en-
las importantes gestlones q su
cargo encomendadas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-05-31
Ell BANCO.

En condolences , en- visperas
de funcionar esta institution, aver
tomaron possession los Sfes. Con.
sejeros, asi como el Sub goberns-
dor del mismo, setior Lopez.
Sc nombraron, ademas, las 81,
guientes comisiones:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-05-31

4lVBs
Otro punto saliente de falta de
materiales para la revists de "un
cafre," es Ia necia manifestation
de que don Flor Y don Antonio j.
Rivera se vota 'au 4 si mismos para
Ooncejales. lTendrA Ia amabili-
dad el comunicante de decir por
quier6s emitieron sus sufragios
don Segundo Bernier y don Fran
cisco Davila, candidates 4 Oonce-
jales en- ei Oolegio de Ia "Ermita /" Z
Pues no result6 en- Ia votaOi6n di.
ferencia de candidates, y, 6 esos
se1ores automistas; Presidente del
Oomit6 uno, votaron por si mismos,
s estan comprendidos en- 81 mime
ro de los ap6statas de que nos ha-
bla sun cafre;" y en- este case con-
viene que publique Ia contestaci6n
para inteligencia de los verdade.
ros y consequences autonomistas.
De ideales democr&ticos podra
hacer alarde "un cafre," entire sus
oorreligionarios, pero en- la actuall-
dad no so ha fijado quizas en- que
el que mas y ell que menos de ellos
procede de Ia clase, como 70, sin
programmes nj titulos, de los Cuales
estara en- pesesi6n Gun cafre, "
cuando tales y tan resaltantes a6-
cienes aristocraticas demuestra.
De esta manera, como suele de-
cirse, ensena Ia oreja, y ellos diran:
"lque amigo tiene Benito! Tira
pisdras al tejado ajeno sin repa.
rar que el asyo % de yidgiQ". Pa.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1889-10-12

Several schools of fictionists hot in the dis cusson of the coming novel to whether it sLAll belong to the Realistic, Romantic or Impressionist class. There may be amusement to those engaged in the discussion, but the readers derive profit from the controversy. The successful novel of the future will be like the successful novel of the past -an entertaining story. Fad fiction is always a short lived product. It was known in the past and it will be known in the years to come, but it never has occupied nor can it ever hold perma- nent place in literature. Mrs. Humphrey Ward is a fad novelist-perhaps not with design, but fad novelist, nevertheless. Her book, praised by & great statesman and advertised from ten thousand pulpits, Is dead.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1889-10-12
WAS NOT sUPERsTITIoUs.

I was in the neighborhood of Jackson, Miss. A shower of rain drove me under gin- house shed ; and, as was sitting there dismantled cotton scraper an old negro, with many half-muttered and half laughed exclamations, under the she'd With both hands he took of his old hat and, fiirt- ing the water from it, remarked
 "Ef we hadn't CT had SO much dry weather 'roun yere lately I would plain ergin dis yere spell Whoo-wet zf dun been flung in de bayou, but it's good luck sence come ter think erbout it, an I thanks greshus fur dat much"
 "Good luck, did you say?" l asked.
 "Yas sah. I said good luck" He wrung his hat, struck post with it. frted 1t into its normal i'll shape put it on his head, sat down, with his back against the wall of the gin-housc, and con- tinued: "Good luck is whut flowed, an good luck is whut Is gwine ter stick ter"
 "But why good luck?"
 "Caze it's Saturday"
 What difference does that maker"
 ooh, wall, sah, ef you gwine ax foolish questions like CT chile, sin't gwne try ter keep up wid you but ef you is tryn ter be sensible1 he added after few moments silence "rll do my best to Tighten you de subjeck."
 "It is nay intention to be sensible," I answered. Wall, den, Pll do de bes' ken fur you. It has allus been good luck ter git wet on Saturday l doan know zackly why but tits CT fack-dat is, ter git wet by accident fur of you bring it about yosef de chain dun lost. Tpz sorter mad bout gittin' wet jest new, but sense come ter ricolleck whut day it is, wy Ps monst'us glad O de fack."
 "How about getting wet on Friday7" asked. "Mghty nigh ez bad ez bein' bit by CT rattle snake, sah. Dey tell me dat Judas wuz CT putty average sort O till he got wet seberal times Friday. You doan blebe in dat doctrine, does you?"
 "I do not"
 "An' still you calls yo'se'f CT smart man, I reckons."
 "I don't call myself smart, but can't believe in such foolishness."
 "Ah, hah Now mister, let me give you CT little piece O 'vice Doan come 'sputin' things dat you doan un'erstan', an erbove all, dOan laugh at de cuis workin's O de natur fur ef you do you gwine ketch up wid yose'f. Oar wuz CT time in my life when 'sputed CT good many things dat didn' rnaers:an', but had cause tsr bs sorry fur my foolishness De ole woodpecker laughed might ly when de ole dove tole him to be keerful, dat s trap had dun been sot in de brar patch, but when dat trap had dun fell on him de soun his laughter want hearn 'mong de trees. wuz CT woodpecker fur CT long time, an laughed at de warnin' O de dove, but Pse been cotch in CT trap an now comes out CT dove, warnin' de udder woodpeckefs O de Ian. My son, doan be brash."
 "I will try not 10 be. By the way, as you seem to be wel-infOrmed man, can you tell mo If there
The Arkansaw traveler., 1889-10-12

There is no perceivabe solution to the race prob lem in the south. The newspapers may fill their columns with opinions, and even congress may legislate, but the problem will remain unsolved. The Republican newspapers speak of the "poor, deenseless negro" The editors of these newspapers do not appear to know that every negro man in the south has either Winchester, Enfield & Springfield rife. Deienseless men not so heavily armed. A defenseless does not sit at a win- dow, with gun across his knees, waiting for a white man to show himself in the road. Yes, vol umes may be written and thousands of speeches may be made, still the Anglo-Saxon will refuse to be ruled by the African.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1889-10-12

day dat son O mine worked mo ergin an long erbout two CT clock in de day, while dc sun wuz almost br'ilin' dc hide on my back, hearn somebody laugh an lookn' up I seed ole Pol Harlin settin' on de fence. I tried my best ter her, but prayed 90 loud dat my son hit me wid CT chunk an lowed dat ef ddn' shet up an pull de blow better, he would tie me an mighty nigh whale de life outen me. Wall, 1t went on dis way till night I broke outen de stable. I wuz powerful anxious ter be my ole se'f once ergin, fur hearn my wife moanin' fur me, fearin' dat had away an left her. Wall, when got outen de stable galloped hard e could ter ole Pol's house. De moon wuz shinin', and befo' got dar 1 seed de ole stsndin' in de yard. I 'spectin you,' she said, ez come up ter de fence. De fust thing knowed my human tongue come back ter me- but lookin at my self, l seed dat wuz still CT mule. I trapped down on my knees e we'll CT could an begged ole Pol ter turn me back ter meTse'f Not til you hab done suthin' fur me-, she says 'Whut is it?' I asked.
 "'Sign dis paper
 "'Whut will dat do? axed gettin' up.
 ".Give me yo' fa'm an everything you own
 "Lady, beautiful an sweet lady, kain't do dat
 "'Den will turn you ter CT coon, an ten min utes rum now de dogs will ketch you an kill you'
 "I hearn dogs yelpin' down de road; da wuz runnin' toward me.
 "'Ounk, ounk, ounkp yelps de dogs
 "'Will you sign5' says ole Pol
 "'Swect lady, beautiful e err
 "'Ounk, ounk, ounkv yelps the dogs, closer an closer.
 "gd sign, but how ken wid CT hoofP Den my right fo' leg turned ter CT arm an hand tuck CT pen dat she gin me-. 'Ounk ounk, ounkp yelps de dogs, way of wander, furder an furder. signed de paper an in mint wuz myself standin' erlone. l on home fast oz could, an my wife wuz awful glad ter see me. wuz happy fur short time, but den de thought dat had give everything ter dat ole witch made me mis- erable. tuck some little hope in de thought dat de ole witch couldn't take de farm 'caze de folks wouldn't let sich ole >hag have it. An, Lswdl De nsixt day de puttiest lady eber seed come up am showed dat had made de place ober ter her
 tried 'splain ter my wife, but she marched of an left me. Yas, Pse had enough trouble ter make CT man superstitious, but aint. De rain is ober Good day ."-Opie P Read
The Arkansaw traveler., 1889-10-12
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-24
An Unusually short Nams.

Paris LAtrm Nashville american,
A funny fact came to light recently
at the registration OF the birth Of a child,
The happy father was asked the maiden
name OF his wife, to which he answered
"Rose B."
"Well, how do you spell it9 Bee, By,
Bey, or how?"
"Just simply B."
"That cannot be. is only IN initial,
not a name"
ut Is all the name my wife ever had
until she married me. Neither she nor
any Of her family have ever had any
other name than just B, neither more
nor less"
They could hardly have had less, and
an examination OF the records showed
that they had really never had more,
Beyond doubt the B family bears the
shortest name in France, perhaps in the
world. Only one other name OF equal
breyity is known, and that il the name
OF a place. About five miles from Pc
rome, on the Ham line, there is u COM
mune known Us Y, 1t has SOME 200 in
habitauts. The origin Of the name Y is
unknown, audit would be curious TO In.
yestigate the origin Of the patronymiC OF
the b family.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-24
TIE ENGLISH ROYAL SUCCESSION
Probably Princess Louise will NonOunC'
All Rights tn the Throne.

Probably Princess Louise will ROnOunCe
All Rights to tho Throne.
london TTUM.
Lord Salisbury has sent a mOmoran.
DUN, on the part of tho Cabinet, to the
Queen and to the Prince OF Wales, con.
corning tho future position Of Princess
Louise. The Primo Minister and his
colleagues have thought II c~xpsdient
land very property 10 point out that at
present only the lives OF her two broth.
ers stand between the Princess and the
direct succession to the throne. Prince
Albert Victor Is going 10 India In the
autumn for several months, and Prince
George follows an adventurous PROBES.
sion. 1.-THE two brothers died without
isBuU Princess Louise would ultimately
succeed 10 the throne
No subject could possibly DO allowed
10 become prince Consort To- q reigning
uuGGn, and " ID easy 10 imagine the very
embarrassing complication which wonld
DO Tho result Of either Lord Fife or any
ono In a similar position becoming the
father TO tho heir apparent 10 the thFgno,
or, possibly, even 10 Tho actual sovereign.
This practice among the imperial and
royal tanillC % Of Europe . for ANY prince
or princess who gontranls q morganatit
marriage 10 formally Tenouhpe hl6or heJ
fipht Of Succession, and presumably thlI
course will 10 followed In the present
| HntIfan.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-24
FINANCE AND TRADE
The Feature. Of The money and stock Mar

kstS,
NEW York, July 0,-NOnGy easy 1T 9lsaS pei
cent last loan 2s per cent closing offered Al
per cent, Prime mercantile paper l5iaG pei
cent, sterling exchange dull and steady Rt 81 u
vi sT54, Sales l6S,OOO shares.
Tho stock market to-day during the Grst aud
mOru decided lone than II has done for weeks
past, Tbs opening pEicts were up from u 70 u
per cent, AtchlsQn was the only marked ex'
CepllOn aud II retired " per cent, In the gen
erll list, however, Missouri Pacific, Northern
Pacific preferred and the Chesapeake 4 Ohio
stocks were all remarkably strong. and the latter
lower In the day became quiet. The report was
tina DTexel, Morgan x Co, had bought from Mr.,
Huntington 10000 shares Of the stock, and The
Inference was that II was for the Yauderbllll,
whowould then have control o anotheI through
llle from the Atlantic EeabOAFd to the West.
After tho first demand wRs satisfied, the market
became intensely dull, aud prices ~ usual Sagged
OIL slowly, and many stocks retired 10 the neigh
borhoodot the morning figures, The buying be,
gan toward delivery, hour, aud q sharp upward
portions Of the list, and special movements were
made In many stocks, The most marked were
10 Sugar Trust and Hooking Valley, the latter be-
Ing due 10 the circulation OF q report that q COM
mlt!ee was to be formed 70 keep the
strong aud the best prices Of the day, The en-.
tire list Is higher, aud Cleveland, Columbus, Gin.
inlatl \ St, Louis rose ~, Sugar ~ Hooking
Valley ~, Rock Island ~, ChGsapeRke 4 Ohio
west preferred ., Northern Pacific preierredlR,
Union Pacific ~, New England, Northern
Pacific and Reading ~ per cent each, OheSR'
pGaEe \ Ohio, Chicago, Burlington & Quincy,
Louisville 4 Nashville, Lake Shore, Missouri
Pacific mud Wheeling & Lake Eric ! per cent
each, Others fractional amounts.
RnilFnun hNU1a MnFa NunFn 0Rm RulAa Hn1Q nm
Government aud State bonds dull and barely
steady,
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S,lSI Prizes amounting ,,,,,,,,,.n,,,r., 81 Oh, 800
NoTE:-TlckGh drawing Capital Prizes arc not
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