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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-20
The Natural Gas supply.

A representative OF the Pittsburgh
Dbpatch has been looking over the
Washington county gas field with view
to discover, il possible, the prospects for
a continuation and an increase Of the
present supply from that source. His
opinion Is that a great deal Of unex'
plored gas territory remains in WASH
iugtop county,
Gas companies are naturally ayerss to
opening new territory, because Of the
great cost Of drilling, the uncertainty Of
the result and the expense Of connect
ing new field with old lines. Disap-
pointment as to profits on present plants
is not mentioned in the Dispatch article,
but this fact has a depressing influence
on the capitalists who started in the
business with so much ierVor.
Operating expenses have gone beyond
all calculations, and the loss OF pressure
in great distance has reduced consideFa'
ably the efficiency OF wells which make
a handsome showing on the spot, Igpor'
apce OF the exact ratio Of dlminutlon in
rock pressure over a given distance was
To be enlightened by costly experience
II tho pipes were to be laid now the
capitalists would figure on much largel
ones, perhaps thirty inches, and those
they would lay or none at all.
II Wheeling were connected with the
gas field by thirty inch pipes the pres
ent supply OF gas in the mains would
serve a much larger consumption and
consequently, bring ip a much greater
revenue with no greater charge FOL
operating.
The present supply would so mucl
farther II consumers would make 1t
point Of selfish interest as well as O.
honor to use no more gas than they
need. A great deal OF gas Is used in TIT
overheating Of apartments, and another
enormous waste comes from allowing
gus 10 pass up the chimney without be
Ing consumed and so without perform
ing any service.
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tribute to tho Caesars.

To Ire Editor ofae IateQtGaeer.
SlR:-I see that under date OF Novcm'
ber II, Governor Wilson has issued q
proclamation setting apart the 2SLh in
slant as day OF prayer and thanksgiy'
ing for the people OF West Virginia
While we, as a people, generally observe
this day as having been set apart by the
authorities Of civic government u
thank the Supreme Governor OF the uni
verse for peace and prosperity, II is nee
essary that We 90 farther with this proc
lamation than usual owing to the source
whence 1t comes.
II you are well posted in the Divine
Law, you are aware Of this command
"Reuder unto Caesar that which belongs
to Caesar and then unto God that which
belongs to God"
With this in view, II is our duty L
set apart a day in which to pay tribute
to the Caesars Of West Virginia, E. w
Wilson and II. s. Walker.
These CAESARS used their influence
with our senators and representatives Il
defeat the Blair Educational Bill, thai
we might remain in ignorance aud vott
tho Democratic ticket, and held from III
over 81 100000. The election Of Senator
Faulkner, through their scheming, cost
$4,000; the election OF John Il. Kenni
and robbing Gen. GOT Of his Office viii
cost $4,000. They have also established
a revolutionary State government which
Is disgrace to the State.
Now, am in favor OF setting apart
November 0, 1890, for the law.lOyinp
citizens to 90 up before the throne Of
these Cpsars and render unto them thelI
dues. W. A. CLARK.
IPelsburg, W. Td., Nop. Is, 1880.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-20

When II was stated here that WIN.
and w, P. Fawcett held ticket No,
GS, $50 which last month drew the First
Capital Prize Of 100000 in The Loulsl-
ana State Lottery and had received their
money-$l5, OO0-a great many persons
thought 1t was q joke. The Tina Jour.
nal man, wishing 10 know the truth Of
the matter, saw the parties and was as.
sured that the report was correct, They
received the money last Friday week by
draft, which was paid by the Bank,oi
Campbellsville at this place. They have
for several months been buying one or
two twentieth tickets In the Lottery.
They stated to US that they had always
drawn enough money 10 pay for their
tickets up to the time OF drawing the
capital prize,
w. r, Fawcett left last Monday for
the west, where he Is 10 visit his brother
and enjoy part OF the fortune which
came into his hands 80 easily, $4,000 ID
no small amount. 1t Is certainly large
amount for q dollar. II win be remem'
bered that some time ago, Mr.. Sam
Frank Spencer, OF our neighborlng
town, Greensburg, drew $4,000 in The
Louisiana State Lottery and that several
times the adjoining county OF Marion
has been lucky in holding tickets draw
ing from $500 to $40, Co., dmpbelLsvllte
(Ry.) Iimts.JourNdI, NOv. O.
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MhoI Rr.pon.lbleY


Tho utterly silly suggestion has beer
made that tile minority members OF tie
Gubernatorial contest committee are re-
sponsible for the delay in preparing the
report Of the majority !; and, since the
majority report is not ready, the Gov
ernor cannot call the Legislature, which
Ia turn occasions further delay on the
main question.
Chairman lSee has said through the
Register that tho Governor need not wait
for tho reportoi the committee, meaning
the report or reports 10 come from the
Democratic eide; that the Governor
could go ahead with Ills call, and when
the LegiSlaturesllould be ready the com.
tnittce would DO prepared to submit
what II had to say. Chairman Kee did
mot say this for Republicans to make
capital Of. He said 1t because II was
true when he said II and II Is as true now
asst was then, with an additional mar.
gin in favor Of the report.
Its not necessary TO keep Chairman
kee on the stand WHO ever heard OF a
majority waiting helplesSly for a mi.
nority report before IL prepared It's ownP
II this DO the attitude Of the maiorlty
members, let us sec what might have
happened II General Colts conBtitu.
tional right TO take the scat on his
prlma iacle title had not been interiered
with by tho unconstitutional act Of the
Democratic legislature.
II General GotT and the Republican
members Of tho committee had been
base enough 10 agree that he should
serve out his term without a trial Of the
contest, Governor Coli would have
waited, as Governor Wilson IL said 10 10
doing, for the committee TO notify him
oiity readiness to rspOrti and tho ma.
jorlty would have waited for the minor.
ity to make LIS report There would
have been q long wait and Judge Elem.
ins's rightto have tho contest speedily
tried and Determined would have boon
Ia tic same condition that General
Col o ls In now.
The Idea that two members Of com.
mitteC Of I've have this power Is TOO
absurd to talk about The Democratic
managers have their own reasons for
making delay, and they have the abSo.
Lutte powefto secure all the delay they
desire.
State Senator Morris, oitho committee,
sends tho iNrlLtiuEScHR q plain state
mont Of fact which bears directly on this
subject 1t was moi needed 10 convince
any man capable Of putting two and two
together that the sole responsibility
rests with that side which has all
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-20
Tho Call for tho Legislature

Through a small leak comes the report
that Governor Wilson is going to cal
the Legislature to convene on January
10, Why this awful secrecy and why
this further delay2
viii 1t take the Democratic bossestwC
months longer to complete what they
are at? And do they suppose that no
body has q pretty well defined idea Of
what 1t Is they are up To-?
Some interesting chapters Of all this
history remain 10 be written, The raw
material for tho same accumulates,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-20

Iris an odd chance which, at the birth
Of the Republic OF Brazil, makes an exile
of the real leader Of republican thought
in that country. No man in Brazil did
so much as Dom Pedro to give force and
direction to tho republican idea. He
was more the President than the Em'
psror Brazil will be fortunate TO have
for her Chief Magistrate SO good and
broad and wise a man as Dom Pedro.
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FOR SALE.

BiH ROOmed frame House, ldl i0typ lNh "
No, M 1WOnly.nlhth street, Tor i'Nl mat. a
A GOOD d KOdmtd Dwellng0p ,oulh I,s VIM, NJ
Also some very dCAiiAblC Building Lo'' Oh 'O'''
RSIideiIcc with full tDtAt No 2!I2fhegl.hss,'i
Bnlldlng Lots corner TNehN'e''n'"
Main streets \ good factory ste, r,ts.,,Sf
A County Home, miles Nt,l ol ply tT,tf
Ohlej hA tx acres VI gfnihli To- N'i In
hose, q pAyIDB stone qlaliy ll''' 81"
building lots In tho sixth ward, on e ..,.t
atiget, near TWentynlnlh NJ lo.ll XXX
tiVaf Thlfllelh, MayIlOn, htM IWtNH "''''
Ohio County PAfil, lGOHcfH, n..,n. an.
Small Farm near MOundhvllie I0i Nr'"
change for city properly go.
Residence Al kUBlDgiOh Lane, d.. ,t,,ti
DOU6i0 Brick llOuk6 Oil NOTih iIuiV' '"'''
viii bay well IA All lhVeslmCbl ,....at,,,g
BhIliInf lots III tho Old alt HlnUNl'
on Moth llui6n and Sutih Pfunbl ~. ,,.I
HeSIienOa oil North ff0nl street, 'V'''
house, lbl 60lt0Oi price Nl ,...i.,ld
A Hfpt tlalt I fOOmed llnue ni MWf, uitt
III ROOinUd Hflnk liUu1e, win NhtAN i've
Al 1873 MOCOpCh street ,.,r,t,,.,tbUt
HnlihIhF l1llO ON Fourteenth ara tllW'n''
NRfkOl BIHet Business Progeny .,,..,o Il
A ave fO6inCd House IN south hihONa'l',,
blheI IiHniOyed pfupefly lOals N. ll,ssla
TtjH IkNt.-lOnilfJ Place WiNln U''
drive from centre Of tlly IN motor wy
o. o, SMITH,
Real EAiAIe Aggnlhul We',g,t
HIA.ts t,r.ht aud aid
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New Advertisements.

NJ ANTED-A FEW YOUNG MEN
w for News Agents on the B. 4 o. 3. 4,
Good money for bright and active Young men o.
boys Enquire at UHloN NEWS 20, oFlirl. ~ y, y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-20

THEreligious revival which has broken
out in London has broken out in the
right spot, From all that can be gather
ed the savagcs Of tho Dark Continent are
in no more need Of The saving grace Of
gospel truth than those more fortunate
ones who fly high in the over.heated
atmosphere Of aristocratlc London So
ciOty. God speed the good work.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-20
Issurp DAILY, sENtwgEKLY AND WISELY

Tho DAILY IX1EIuGEcER Is delivered 6E
CalrIers IL Wheeling aud adjacent teWph Ut 10
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AMAS against whom nine indictments
are pending for renting houses used fol
immoral purposes, was yesterday in
dicted nine times more, This mar
makes a business OF renting houses fol
this use, II no were kept on the iumr
with prosecutions aud convictions, he
would get out Of this ugly business.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-20

cAienno rrih..ne ~

VNIEuVV ITIVWN'
"Do you know the scheme they have
to take tue place of dice in some Of the
Southern Suites which have passed lawi
prohibiting games Of chance in saloons2'
asked travelling man as he toyed with
an empty glass on the Palmer House bar
"The Implements arc easily had-iust
loaf sugar and flies. Each one Of the
boys puts a loaf Of lump sugar on the bar
Then they wait for developments and
files. The owner Of tho first lump on
which a fly lights is stuck and has thu
pleasure Of paying for the drinks the
others in the game may ORDER"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-20

Is worth a column of rhetoric, said an
American statesman. II Is fact, estab'
lished by the testimony Of thousands OIL
people, that Hoods SarsapaFilla does
cure scroiula, salt rheum, and other dis
eases or affections arising from impure
state or low condition OF the blood, II
also oyercomes that tired feeling, creates
a good appetite, and gives strength tC
every part Of the system, Try 1t,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-20

Hearing that Sl5, 900 had been drawn
by some one in this county in the last
drawing Of the Louisiana State Lottery
and that the money had been paid aud
was deposited In the Columbia Banking
Co., Herald reporter called on Mr..
Lucius Frierson, the cashier Of the above
named bank, and learned that I. II.
Medley, Of Bigbyville, village ten or
twelve miles from here, was the lucky
man. Mr.. Neelsy had oue.twentieth Of
ticket No. G9,S50, which drew the first
capital prize Of $500, 900 in the drawing
OF the Louisiana State Lottery Company
held the 10Th Of last month. The ticket
was deposited last week with the Column
bia Banking Co.,, Of this city, who col
leCted the sdmU through their New Or
leans correspondent, the Louisiana
National Bank. We understand that Mr..
Medley, who is quite Il young man, not
yet having attained his majority, isquite
elaled over his success. He is q sober,
industrious young farmer and this wind.
fall Of luck Will give him good start in
life. This Is tue first time be ever bought
q ticket, aud he certainly made good
investment for one dollar.--COlumbia
(Tcnn.) Herald, NOu. l. paw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-20
No Apology or Excuse.

AdcOmI Journal.
The party that elected Lincoln, freed
1000, 900 people, saved the Nation, gave
the people the best money system the
world ever saw, and the government the
best credit IL ever had, Is builtupon the
foundation stone OF exact justice, equal
privileges and duties to ali, and has no
occasion 10 60 10 the Prohibition party
for any information, or with auy apology
or excuse,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-20

ONCE more the deadly railroad stove
has got in its work, More Of this sort Of
thing may be required to drive the stove
out Of use on railroads, Pablo senti'
ment has been known to act powerfully
on railroad management,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-20

The transition from long, lingering and
painful sickness TO robust health marks
and epoch in the life Of the individual.
Such a remarkable event Is treasured in
the memory and theagency whereby the
good health has been attained Is CRATE
fully blessed. Hence 1t Is that SO much
Is heard in praise OF Electric Bitters. So
many feel they owe their restoration to
health, TO the use Of the Great Alterna:
tive and Tonic. II you are troubled
with any disease Of kidneys, liver OF
stomach, OF long or short standing you
will surely find relief by use of Electric
Bitters. Sold at 50c and 81 per bottle al
Logan Drug Co.'s drugstore. 8
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-20

w ANTEp-AGENTS TO SELL.
w the Pillets Clothes Lius; the oRi in.
ever Invented that holds the ClOlhts wltssg,
pins = perfect SncreAsi patent TeC, NILS lSp,S'
sold only by aeelts, To whom the lusitvt,sS,
10 RiVent on ieCelpt Of 70 eptS We viii Irns =
sample line BY mail alO circulars, prir Nm
and terms 70 agents. AcuTu yOuT tuiTi,or, Al
ONE! Address WORCk6tkR PlSLES Cloipps
LlA5 Co u lennon street, Worcester, Ma,
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the power TO do or to refrain from
doing,
The people Of West Virginia will 90
to the polls next time with that respon'
sibiliIy IN mind, and they will render a
verdict that shall ring through these
mountains like the crack Of doom.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-20
Nv ANTRD-OHRISTIAN MEN

w ANTED-OHRISTIAN MEN
w and women O suOcessinI experience u
counties aud employ Olhen 10 sell 'iIhe sbG,
tlAn,a Legacy One agent writes! "'IEvt bG-
NAn'E Legacy Is the RsieAl selling box / MN
ever Gapdled, In = little les than thirty hoeI,
WORK have taken nlly orders, aud made mora
money tp Us sale than Ou any book have ryes
sold and nave been q ranYa'Ser for sryetai
write: ut \ the easiest BOOK " sell have W.,
tried 10 sell, GlYo full particular, 0l cIprI,
ence v, J, HOLLAND, 100 Nassau Stttrl, n. Y,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-20

6rPERoSswlth,ng TO subscribe to tho DAILY
ISTBLuGEScEE can do 80 BY sending in thelr or
lets to the lHTELLlOESCER ONCE on Postal Card
or otherwise, They will 10 PunSIually served
BY carriers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-20

Two person indicted once each for sell
ing liquor on Sunday, Great luck for
them, more for those who arc not caught
atall.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-20

" you have on your good clothes and
are carrying small umbrella, how con-
venient it is to dodge round the corner
when you see your best girl coming,
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Tho sagacious Maiden He'd don't
sec why you won't marry man without
capital it'he las a good salary. Mother
Eve married a gardener"
She-Yes, aud tho fret thing he did
was to lose his situationl"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-20

The Lady Godiya must have had ex.
Ceptionally long hair since It completely
concealed her lovely person. Since
Ayers Hair Vigor came into use such ex.
amples are not so rare as formerly. II
notonly promotes the growth ofthe hair,
but gives It a rich, silken texture. paw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-20
II WISH TO EMPLOY A FEW !

- DIS on salary, to take ChaFge ii my tH'.
mes q theil h0uiesi enIiFSly unobjtctI1a, SIS,
lSs!, SsfS ,e'CIasliag and hGailhiaI no ak.
per week In advance. food pay for psft !, ,, w
Ny references Include some ~ The 6s,t MY t.Ii
kpoFn people Of OuiSYllle, Cinciuuall. pi,,u.l
huFBh aud elsewhere, Address Win ,i.n,S ~
ms. MARION WALEIR, Fourth aud Cb,,mp;
6tS., Louisville, XIV ~, IVY ,'u8'
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For Sale,
GTooKs FOR SALE,

70 shares Riverside Iron Works
10 Shares BonWOOd Iron Works,
10 Shares LaIielle iron Works,
% shares Riyehlde GlaS, Company,
70 Shares Peabody Insurance COMPANY,
10 shAres Ohio Valley BAuE.
Also, For SalB--TWO story BTlCk DWELLING. Ka
70 Fifteenth street. Il, ), IRWIN, BfoEpF Wv
OCD No, ~ Twelfth sife.I
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EOR SANE,

FOR SALE.
Farm Of iS2 Acres on Middle Wheeling Creek,
about " mites from Whtuiug-sO AeruS uuorf
cultivation, balance In tiulbef,
40 Acres on Ohio river, IL miles IRON Wheel.
Ing. W. V. HOGE 4 BRO,
oG2 Real Estate Agent, 1880 Markets
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Two Cleveland Fnyorltcs of Fortune.

D. w. Gibbons, 407 Lorain ST., held
one.twentieth Of ticket No. 30,62O, which
drew the second capital prize Of 100000
10 the recent drawing Of tho Louisiana
State Lottery, Sept, 10. He IL a maker
OF washers at the Epson nut and bolt
works. Q. A. File, young mechanic
Of % or 20, who lives on Dent st., near
Wade Park ave-, and works at the Brush
Electric works, uear Wilson ave-, held
one.twentleth Of ticket No. 90, 1850, which
drew the third capital prize Of $5O,OOO.-
Cleveland t0hiO) Sun, Oct. .. paw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-20

A LII KINDS VI BOON M w
"A PfihIlnR Htatly lnd promptly 'ieo'"
% thlalllgOhDol Job Rooms
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MALARIA in tue system instantly de.
stroyed by using FRED. BRowN's Ginger
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Mrs, Drown--"wbat prompted that
last iiightW
Cora-owhy, ina, / don't think he
needed any prompting"
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REAL ESTATE AND STOCKS
FOR SALE.

FOX SALE,
A number Of good bargains In Houses and
Lots In different parts Of the city,
2,to ACECsoi West Virginia land cheap. Also
some good Stocks.
Telephone No. Is, II ], MENDRL.
OHM M u VWHltIh kttaHt
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NOR SAFE
ST0OK FOR SALE,

STOCK FOR SALE,
oticr for Ale from Sl20cO 10 $1,000 worth 81
stock In long established incorporated hIBl.
featuring buSihCSl near this City. Pays easily u
JAMES l.. HAwLEY,
apo 1850 MnIn slntL
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For Rent.


ITO LEr-DWELLING llgO MAR,
\ kET street. ten looms; " u rent to on, o,
E0R RENT-THE WELL KNOWN
~ Business Stand, No. 70 TAellh .,rret
Possession given April |, $50 EuQu IL OF / d
MY ~ VI EiTG and MaTihe ln,umicprO nSi
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For RENT.

N0Nfr.
No. 1865 Main street, rooms, "a hoof.o'..N y Y,
Ne. ~ Twenty sixth ttfGcis"."".,,,,,,.'t,,ta' u
No. 2Bi6 BOif street, ilr't llDOr.,,,,,,.' y ,9
No. pii Market street 2 roo iA..",,,'''''' '"' "a
No, % Alley lv..UH,, 10
No, ~ ALLEY ',
A ijeGIiGIlv Incidence on the Hue al le =.
". 4 Ky, Railroad ground II acres u" W
rs Acre Farm on Middle Wheeling Cf''i'
600 pef Anntn. .
JAMES A. HENRY
RAai Rstats AReDtAI, s. Claim Attorney ahd 70
lnin pnhlln M lhll MArLnL slhNl- un.L-
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A GENTS WAETED-THE MIS-.
"A SOURI, Washer alTnTds Agents I o6nti.
huhineAs. NA,htA dirtleSl clothes cl,an Nv Su,
steam. Arguments IN its hYor nunenus s III
coly sncipg, senl on two weeks tfial ~, ~
for Illustrated circular and lertns, j, Wupit "
3 Beeknlln ItI,tt, NeN YOEk. ~ ~
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REDNAN & co.

ohO Boiler, % feet long, 80 inches III diameter
and two u iuCh tlues.
enc Small EuglnO Gkxl2.
All III good repair and will DO hOld cheap.
oCS kknMAk NCn
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Wanted.

no YOU USE FlGURES?-For,r.,
- WORMS New -Iklem Oi Addition s,is'.
the secret Of nlighlnllR CalCulatiO y -. ~ q
~ an hour, For highest rn6OsC1en M ,S' We!
iGulRFS On close stamp 10 THE kAkNsV ust,, ~
Johnston hldR Clhrlnnlli, ., o.
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WHEELING, NOVEMBER 20, 1889,

Entered VI the roSloALce ~ Wheeling W. Va
o. kecOndclaIS matter
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-12-29
opEaloloGEs soaRr Ell pUEllE.
Ninguua
REVISrA CoKKRCIAE DIX BARCELONA.


Diciembre 5 de 1889
/ Azticar de Puerto .Rico.-Sin otra
existencia dispopible que 200 sa-
Cos de Ponce, entrados en- dep6si-
tn, NADIA SO ha hecho en- la decena
que t4rmina, pero Sc nota mas so.
! citud para ell dulce, de que Sc es-
peran arribos por ell vapor- correo
proximo q llegar, y es probab' e que
sc realice en- breve alguna transac-
ci6n, quedando los precios mis- Sos
tenidos con la mejora alcanzada
por el dulce en- los demas merca-
dos Cotizamos ell centrifugal de
ptas. 19 & %, ell mascabado de II
q 10 y ell az1car de miel de 1850 &
1850, ell 81. de 41'60 kilos en- de-
p6sito.
Arribos de Cuba, Puerto-Rico Y
Filipinas:
De 1o de Enero al
30 de Nbre. -. 27.710,250 kil0s.
En- igual periodic
de 1888. ...... 24.O98,373
CofSs.-Puerto- Rico Abri6 la
decena con alguna oferta 4 ENTIRE
gar en- clase nueva Y SO hicieron 200
sacos hacienda escogido q pfs. 21,25
%. al pie de plancha y otros 200 sa-
cos q precio que no hemos podido
averiguar, pero despu6s las noticias
mas favorables del extranjero Y de
origen han retirado a los vendedo-
res, y como el disponible es muy
escaso, solo han podido colocarse
14O sacos hacienda regular Y 100
sacos clase bsja, q precios que Sc
han reservado: cotizamos ell pueblo
nominal de pfs. 20 AL y eI hacien-
da de % q 22'50 el %. de Ago ki-
os, en- dep6sito.
ArribOs 10 de Enc
ro al 30Nbre. :. 1.448,7 kilos.
En- igual perfodo
de 1885,. 2.Os6,61s. !"