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Wheat. Corn. Oats. Rye.
INDIANAPOLIS wHoLEsALE MARKET.
Dry Goods Market.

Trade opens for the week fairly active Some lit
tie is doing in way of housekeeping goods, such as
table damasks, napkins and this class OF goods in
general, are selling we'll. Prints are in good demand
line OF Cocheco in chocolate colors are being
shown, and meeting with favor. The general mar
kef S firm, with strong tone.
Professionalism, 6I5e; Allen, &c; Berlin
old colors, &c; Cocheco fancy, SIC; Eddystone,
&c; Hamilton. fancy &c; Hamilton, turkey red,
3ac; Pacific 6ci simpson, black, 617c; Steel River,
fancy, &c; Windsor, fancy, 6Hc.
BRowN SHEETINGs-Atlantic A, re; Atlanta
"A, 61zci Atlantic H., 71fc; Amory 4, 71zci At
antc ID, sc; Nashville standard, &c; Atlantic p.
&c; Nashville IA, 61Sc; Rock City, sc; Cumber-
land, SIC; Continental q, Tc Badger State, sc;
Lawrence Ii, SIC; Mystic River, &c; Great Falls
Log Cabin, 7}4c; John 4. King "A, &c; Pepperell
L, 71zc; Statue Liberty, &c; Pepperell Il, 7c At
antc IL, 5lSc Pepperell, "a, &c; Pepperell, l0-i
23c; Utica. 81, pc: Utica, lO-4 25c.
BLEACHED SHEETINGs - Blackstone "A, &c;
Be-kely cambria lac; Cabot -, 71Se; King Phillip
camoric 1Oc; Lousiale SIC; LOnsdale cambria, 10c;
Hope, nc; Fruit s5<c Nashville. ss<c; HILL Sc;
sea Island No. 1, SCI Sea Island No. 2, re; Sea
Dwight Anchor, &C.; Wamsutta, 1012c New York
Utica, 81, 25c: Utica, iO-4, 2Tb5c-
BROWN DRILL-Crescent 4, SIC; Rock City, &c;
Darlington, NC; Pepperell nc.
TIcKING-Amoskeag A c A, 13c; Portsmouth,
121zc; Conestnea +. f5c Susquehanna, 15e; Cones
tOga +, 15c Hamilton, 1fizc; York. 30 in, II zc
York, 80 in, lSlzc; Oakland A, lei Thorndike A,
bErINs-Amoskeag, lie; Beaver Greek A A, f11Sc:
Columbian lie; Beaver Creek b b, 1871 Everett
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COMMERCIAL.

Local receipts show p inspected the past
twentyfour hours against 2S inspected Satur-
day.
WHEAT-Is dull and lower in sympathy with the
decline in markets elsewhere. Offerings light. No.
red, csc bid; No. red We quote at 9O@s5c re-
ected, S5d9Gc for samples ht for milling purposes.
Poor samples range from SOC 10 &c
CoRS-Shippers report slight improvement In de-
mand. The local market is easier, as manufacturers
are pretty well supplied, and also orders. We
quote: No. white, 32c No. white, close color,
SIC down sic for bottom OF the grade; No. white,
soc; No. 3 yellow, 30@S014c: No. 4 yellow 29@5Oc;
No. mixed 81 &c; No. mixed, 3043O1ac; No. !
mixed, 29320c; sound ear, 296JS0e. Shippers are
bidding for average samples of mixed corn 2S@91c,
according TO location High Mixed 2s7@@2919 ear,
27t6271zc.
oATs-Market quiet; No. 2 white quoted at PC
No. white, 2T@2sc No. mixed, 261 SC bid; re-
jected salable at 22og24c.
BRAN-s12 bid, held at $3.50.
HoAnSY FEED Held at S11.5061175
HAYS steady in prices but dull in feeling; No.
timothy Is held at $3.50 with s1325 bid No.
timothy saabIe at siO.5O91l5O; No. prairie, 81. IS
@9.2j.
Grain In Store Jan. II, 1880.
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THE WEEKS NEWS.
Proceedings in Congress-The State Legisla-
miscellaneous Items.


MONDAY, Jan. I'm the senate bill was
passed to provide for writs of error in capital
cases in Arkansas and Indian Territory; also to
establish a land district in New Mexico. Both
bills passed last session, but failed TO become
laws for want of the presidents signature.
The Panama canal resolution was considered
in secret session. At $40 u.
M the senate adjourned, having previ-
Ously agreed TO vote on the tariff bill Jan. -,
instead OF JAN u. In the house the contest
over the proposed change in the rules was re-
sumed. a call of the house showed 226 MEM
bers 10 be present but on votes ordering the
previous question, the flibusters declined to
vote, and left the house without a quorum.
The tight continued throughout the day until
adjournment, at 8 p. m.
Tuesday, Jan I'm the senate tine action Of
Monday the Panama canal resolution was
ordered printed in the Record. The bill pro-
viding for G. o. ID. on special delivery letters
was passed. A resolution introduced by
Dir. Sherman, by request, to regulate the cleo
tons al congressman. The tariff bill was then
taken mp. At 5:30 p. m. the senate adjourned.
In the house the deadlock on the resolution
to amend the rules was broken by vote OF 40
TO III in favor reeommitting. After some leg.
islation on printing, flibustering recon-
meneed, when the river harbor bill, and the
Smalls contested election case and the Okla
homa measure were brought into antagOnism.
"Wednesday, JAN Gin the nate the debate
tii Ntllu WIS Cuutluutus III luC uVuoC nAi-
clustering over the Oklahoma bill continued all
day.
Thursday, Jan. POSSESSIONS in both houses
were similar to those of Wednesday. Tariff in
the senate and fillibustering in the house.
Friday, Jan. lin the senate, at IL o'clock,
there was no quorum present. After the roll
call and reading of the journal, thirty-nine
senators responded. Unimportant resolutions
were reported and introduced, and considera-
ton of the tariff bill was resumed. Mr.. Plumb's
amendment to the fresh fish item was with
drawn and Mr.. Hales amendment agreed TO
placing fresh fish on the dutiable list at &c per
pound. At 5:l5 p. m. the senate adjourned.
In the house Weaver tIa.) resumed his filibus-
tering tactics. and was opposed by conference
reports on public buildings, which the speaker
declared in order against a motion to adjourn.
This was the only point made against Weaver
and he continued his fight until 4 p. M, when
a recess was taken until 80 p. M, the night
session being for the consideration of pension
bills.
Saturday, Jan. 12-In the senate the tariff
bill was taken up and sections heretofore
passed over considered until adjournment In
the house eonferees were appointed on the
Nicaragua bill. A bill was passed increasing the
pension of the widow of Col Scott, late of the
war records Office. The diplomatic and consul
lar and military academy appropriation bills
were passed. The Notifications bill was taken
up, aud pending action the house adjourned.
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Groceries.

The general tone of the market is steady. Coffees
are in good demand at quotations Sugars are fairly
active. Canned goods continue materially un-
changed as to prices. Salt holds about steady.
Cotiee-Common 10 good. 176lS15c; prime to
choice, l91z92l] &c; fancy, 2213G2S15c; Golden Rio,
2412t g2515c; Java, 1z63013c: Levering's L. l. c.
roasted, 22l9c; Schnull & Co.'S standard, 2Is4c
Arbucke's, Pie.
sugars-Hard, y sd9c; confectoners' A, 714G79Sc;
coffee 4, 7@71sc, white extra c, 65Sl634c; extra c.
619gG5sc; good yellow, 614963sci common to fair,
Molasses-New Orleans, new crop. aO9f5ci medium
sirupS 309S5c; choice, 3S6l toe.
Observation-Disclosures, 5961@c Coal oil, s1@aIic,
Beans, navy, s292. .; medium, s2@2.25; marrow
fat, S2.S5g2.5o Canned goods Blackberries, S51
zoe; peaches, pounds s17592; peas, S19l.S0;
salmon, pound Sl.909225; tomatoes, 3 pounds, 81
ollie; sugar-cOrn, 9oc9s1. 40. Rlisins--Crown Lon
don layers, new, S3.20d3.45 per box; Muscatel
double crown, new, S2.2592.50. Prunes, old, 415G5o
Currants, 6@715c.
Salt-In car lots 9oc; small lots. s1.Oo9IO5
Spices-Pepper, ist&@I9c; alspice, l0gi2c; cloves,
2492Sc; cassia, l09l2c nutmegs, 7061S5c per pound
starch-Redned pearl, 234 use per pound; Eureka,
55g5e; Champion gloss lump 3}4g4c; improved corn,
51Sd6c.
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woods at the edge OF the city, he slipped
the moose and ran, yelling "murderl"
They overlook him after race of three
squares. His cries aroused many citizens,
who appeared, when the White Caps
quietly, but not hastily, withdrew, after
obtaining promise from him OF better
behavior to his family. No clew has been
obtained, as to who composed the gang,
and there is no public sentiment obtaina-
BILE as every one refuses to express himself.
Other excursions are looked for, as eight
other notices we're sent out.
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4 Sow Postmaster at Russellville.

RUssELLvILLE, JAM Special Twill
II. Long has resigned his position as
postmaster at Russellville and Uriah
Brown, republican, has been appointed,
Mr.. Long thinking it would not be policy
10 resign and have some democrat ap-
pointed for only few months, after Mr.
Brown had circulated petition and had
it-signed by fifty of the most prominent
republicans. Brown has been a citizen
Of this place for twenty-five years and
his past record proves him to be an
honorable upright man.
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n, widow b. Deal. Corr.

The trial OF the Elizabeth Watben contested
will case at Salem is proceeding rapidly. The
evidence for the contestors is all in. Mrs. Hart
and Mrs. Parker have begin to introduce their
testimony for the defendants. The plaintiffs
allege undue influence and unsoundness Of
mind at the time Mrs. Wathen made her will
thirteen years before her death. The Rev. Ly-
man Dolph, Marcus Brookbank, William 3.
Jacobs, Adolph Frank, Eugene Dorsey, super
intendent of the Jacksonville ferry, and other
prominent citizens Of Jacksonville testified
that Mrs. Wathen was OF sound mind when she
made her viii in 1875, and that her mind did
not begin TO fail until the latter part of 1877.
The case will not be concluded before the last
of khis week.
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NFhite Caps ON the war Path.

ASDREws, Ind. Jan. l4.-[Special. !
The first work OF the White Caps in this
vicinity was accomplished last night.
About one week ago they sent out several
notices, one OF which was given to Will
lam Dowell, who disregarded ii. Last
night he was visited by them and taken
from home, rope placed around his
neck. and as be was being led toward the
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MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.
Produce.

NEW YORK, Jan. 14-Flour-Receipts,
"a, 1876 pkgs; exports 1926 bbls, 5,426 sacks;
dull and heavy; 5dl0c lower; sales, 1880;
low extras, S315@360; winter wheat, low
grades, S3l5@3.60; fair to fancy, S5.65@5.50;
patents, s596; Minnesota clear S425@5.25;
do straiehts, S475@6.25; do patents, S5.5O(17;
do rye. mixtures, $4.25@515. Corn Meal
Moderate demand; lower yellow western, 500
as. Wheat-Receipts, $50 bu exports, none;
sales, $685., 900 blu futures, 5000 bu spot; spot
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a small Man Wanted.

CoLUMBUs, Jan. 11.-[Special. l-On last
Wednesday small man, well dressed,
went TO Smiths livery stable and hired a
dun colored horse with light name and
tail and a side-box buggy, saying he
wanted to go few miles into the country.
Since that time nothing has been heard of
thief or rig.
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AFarmer Kills Himself.

LAPoRrE, Jan. 14.-[special l-Gottleib
Ellis of Union township, this county, com
lnitted suicide yesterday by hanging him
self in shed while his family was at
church. Dependency resulting from
financial trouble was the cause of the act.
The deceased was 81 xty-four years old and
leaves a widow and three grown children.
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Shot Through the Heart.

HUxTIyGBURG, Jan. Especial j
Daniel Nicholson, prominent merchant
of Columbus township, Dubois county,
Indiana, was found dead in his store yes
teriay morning, shot through the heart.
a stepsOn is suspected OF the murder and
has been arrested.
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He Has Returned.

COLUMBUS, Jan. 14.-[Special. IL. D.
Patton, official stenographer Of the Bar
tholomew court, who was reported mys-
teriously missing in Saturdays SENTINEL,
Las returned. lie was visiting friends at
Upton and Peru and had no intention Of
dsCerting his wife or creditors. He claims
that great injustice has been done him,
and asks that ne be set right before the
readers of LIE SENTINEL.
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Tied to n Post.

WABASH, Jan. 14-[Special. Twelve
miles east of this city last night White
Caps called out citizen who has been
neglecting his family and tied him to a
post. He was allowed to go without pun
ishment on promising to reform.
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SO9i5c; medium
mo Prodnce NIarkot.

Poultry is steady at unchanged prices. Butter is
dull on account Of large receipts Eggs steady,
with liberal receipts.
Butter-Faney creamery, 2682sc; fair to good
creamery, 2GG22c; extra choice country, 100 l3o !;
packing stock, 5agSc; good country, lie.
Poultry-Hens, 712c; spring chickens re; rOost-
erS, &c. turkeys, old toms &c; hens, &c; young tur
keys, Sc; geese, s4.s1@5.00 per dOz.; ducks, &c.
Game-Rabbits, 75c per dOz.
Feathers-Prime geese, s5c; mixed and duck, zoe.
Rags-SI per cwt.
Egrs-Ernsh. nar dnzan 14r.
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The state LegisIature.

The general assembly of the state of Indiana
met Thursday. Beyond the organization and
the appointment of committees but little has,
rs yet, been done. Interesting accounts of the
democratic caucus of Wednesday night, and the
exciting scenes attendant upon the organiza-
ton of the senate will be found elsewhere IN
this DaDer
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a Girl in Trouble.

yIycESSEs, Jan. 14.-[Special. John
Carter and Ed Gordon, both colored, got
into trouble over girl, and, as a result,
Gordon was very dangerously cut in
many places about the body and received
a pistol shot in the leg. 1t is not known
whether Gordon will survive or not.
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DIR. Gregg Becoming Deranged.

Fort WAYNE, Jan. H. Especial. DIR.
James s. Gregg of this city shows unmis-
taxable signs OF mental arrangement and
requires constant attention from his
friends. He has suffered for several years
With an incurable 'Iocomotor
staxia' which has incapacitated him
from the practice OF his profession for a
considerable time. He was the surgeon
of the Eighty eighth Indiana volunteers,
president OF the state medical society and
Is thirty-third degree mason. He enjoys
the benefit OF liberal pension.
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Seeds.

The market for clover seed Is quite active:
other seeds steady. Prime clover, S4259475;
prime timothy. sl.5O9L9) extra cleaned
blue grass 75990c fancy c9s1O0: red top, 7OG9oc;
orchard grass, Si.40Gl.6O; Alsike, so.5096O0;
English blue grass 10df5c.
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Tn the produce eNcu&nge le-uag the putNef uatAtt
was neglected; fancy creamery 22926c; choice to
fine, 20a29c fine dairy, l69l9c good TO choice, ia
ollie. Eggs-Easier atl5Gt7c.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 14.-Flour-Demand
light and general market weak. Ohio and
other western clear, $475G5; do straight
S505.25; winter patent. fair to choice, S5.40ld6;
Minnesota clear, 81. 25d5; do straight, 50. 1216@
SIS; do patent, S6G6.9O. Wheat-Weak and
lower; ungraded on track, 9Sl5c; No. 2 red,
January, 94a9414c; Feb, 9414@94s4c; March,
96l4@96szc; April, 975499S1zci May, e9claS1.
Corn-Ruled steady under moderate offerings
but little or no speculation and exporters hold
ing off. No. mixed on track and in elevator,
S6c; steamer in export elevator, S9c; No 2 low
mixed in grain depot, 42c; No. 2 mixed IN
export elevator, 41Hc; No. . mixed, Jan,
4L0411kc; Feb, 415s0142c; March, 42@4214c;
April 425lG43c; May, 4S1s@44c. Oats-Car
lots steady but quiet; No. 3 white, S24c; No.
2 white in elevator, 3415S@S5c; do 10 grain
No. white, jan, SS7saS4c; Feb, S4lz S4lzc;
March, S41<@345Sc; April, 343k@35c; May,
35149S51sc. Receipts-Flour, 2,60.; wheat
1000; corn, 10000; oats, 20,SO0. Shipments
Wheat, 4,5O0; corr 12S,000; oats, 1900.
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HoGs-Receipts, 1900; shipments, $50. The mar
ket opened active and continued so at prices about
the Saturdays close. All sold. Close
steady. Chicago close barely steady.
Good TO choice heavy .......-..s5 20d5 25
Fair to good mixed 156j 20
GOOD TO cholce llght.. looL9 %
Light mlAeu-........-..... --..- D O0(99 ~
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Articles. Opening. Highest. L

Cash quotations were follows: Flour-Weaker
with SOME sales; markets lower; No. spring wheat,
941za945zc; No. spring wheat, S099Jo; No. 2 red,
s4sd94szc; No. corn 331SeS335ze; No. oats. 2i2s
No / flax seed, S1631%; prime timothy seed Sl.55;
mess pork per brl, SO; lard, per 100 lbs S1.02la@
7.O5; short rib sides Qoose) s6.75; dry salted
(boxed), S72567.3715; whisky, distilers' finished
goods per ga 1903; sugars, cut loaf S9S5sc; grdnu
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The Provision Market.
Below are the present jobbing prices:

Heavy average sides, bellies and backs 1IIe less
than above quotations
Morgan & Grey brand
Sugar-eured hams le less than price Of "Reliabe;'
English cured shoulders re less than price OF Re-
table, breakfast bacon, &c less than price of Re
Porter brand
OIle0 Deel ualDS.. ca
macon II
u. :. and Picked Meats
English cured, clear sides, unsmoked ......... 81
bean PORK, per DOL 2JV lbs ECONOMICALLY 10
Ham and rump pork per Dbl, 200 lbs .......- Is o.
Chop pork, per Dbl, 200 lbs l3 90
Also in One-balf brls containing 100 lbs, at half
the price of the barrels with SOC added to cover adj
ditional cost OF package.
Lard-Pure kettle rendered, new. in tierces, 9l<c;
also in half barrels &c advance price of terces
5O-pOund cans in l00-pOund cases, &c advance on
price o tierces 20poUnd cans in s0-pOund cases. &c
advance on price Of tierc 5; 10-pOund cans in 60
pound cases, 20 advance of tierces 5-p0und
cans in 60-p0und cases. &c advance on price of
terces; 3-pound cans in G0-pound cases, &c advan
rice of tierces
Smoked Sausage-Bologna-In skin, large or small
&c; in cloth, &c.
Fresh Meats-Pork backs. suitable for chops fat
trimmed of, a. Sausage in 2o-pound pals SC; in
links. 9c; tenderloins, 1Sc; spare ribs, &C.
Cooked pigs feet and tripe per special price list
OF Dec. IS.
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laker, s1zc; Otis, 9 o., Ice; York,

blue, 121Ec; Haynaker, s1Sc; Otis, o.. Ice; York,
o., 15c
SHIRTISGs-Hamilton stripe, iohci AmOskeag
cheviot plaid, &c; Economy checks, SIC; Os SIS;
White River plaids, &c; Bee Hunter, ec Carolina,
26-in., SIC.
CAMBRIcs-Edwards, Sc; Concord, sc; Man
haitian, Sc; Warren, 453c; Masonville Roll, high
colOrs, &c; Masonville Roll, common coors, &C.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
UNION Stock YARDS,
TNDrA pOTra Ian Il 1880

INDIANAPOLIS, JAN IA, 1889.
CATTLE-Receipts, 5O shipments, 90 The mar
ket is duh on shippers cattle at Saturdays prices
Butchers stuff holds steady on choice grades. All
common and medium stuff very dull.
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1OlEGIO AOTARIlL De PTO-RlC0,
NorARfA DE BAYAMoN.

Por a,usrdo de- Ia Eals d Gobi1,,,
de 10 Real Andisncia Territorrisl. y -
sldo ncmbrado como sustituto n.,s !.
desempehar Ia Notsria yaaast. ar
pueblo de- Bayam6n ' sls agres.doss 4,
Foa-aits; Na,anjito J Sabsne All Psl.
Mal' oe 70 cnal me encuentro sncap9e-
90 desde 81 assr de Enero tltiro.
1ot tanto, para que liegus & conoci.
memo mlsnso del ptblico on general, J espe.
clalmsnts dc los vecinos de- los pueblos
q9e comprende dicha Notaria, 10 haeo
PoDlico por medic del prssente, hs-
blsndo fijsdo 81 juevss de tcada aapaans ~
para Pesar al pueblo Dc Bayamon. sin
PslJulclo De aeudir 4 cualquisra ds 81.
cnos pueblos, en- 81 momento qua fusrs
teqaerido para 81 ejsrcicio de mi cargo.
Puerto Rico, IS dc Abril dc 1883.
Juan Ramon de Torres fNotarlc I
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Don NieOlds Lilo Roda, Jwes do
II InstancsG del Distrito de Ia Ga.
pitQl:

Don NieOlds Lilo Roda, JWes do
IL Instancsa del Distrito de- Ia Ga.
pital:
al ptblico hago sabers qua en- el
pleito ejecutivo seguido en- esss Juz-
gado por el Procurador D. Tomas Ga.
ballero en- nombre do 10 Mercantil p.
Oliu & Co., contra don Nsmssio Guar.
diola sobrs 81 pago de pesop, 80 ha dis.
puesto por providsncia de este dia "a.
car I ptblica subasta una casa de ma
dera techada de tejsmsni , terrers, 81
tuada en- la calle de Meudez Vigo del
Dorado, y otra casa do mamposteria y
ma6eras de altos y bajos situada On 10
nisma calls y pueblo, midiendo. 81 80.
lar de 10 primera doce metros cincuen-
to csntimetros dc frents por vsints ,
cinco de tondo, lindante por 10 derecha
entrando CON otrs de don Nemesio
Guardiola, por ID izquierda con Ia de
don Jose Brustengs y por el fondo con
10 de dom Pedro Defontaine; , sl solar
de Ia ssgunda doce metros cincuents
csntimetros dc frsnts por vsinte , Gin
co dc fondo, , linda por ID derecha
entrando CON ID de don Francisco Ayes
taran, por 10 izquisrda con otra del
Sr. Guardiola J por su fondo con 10
de don Lorenzo Sksrrett; sanal&ndo.
90 para sl remAts en- este Juzgado 10
audiencia del dia once dc Mayo
proximo & las dos de ID tarde. Y
&c hace pdblieo para general como
cimisnto, haci9ndoss constar que los
titulos dc propisdad del deudor con-
sistentss en- los refsrenciag, del dscu.
mento ejecutivo = en- una csrtidcaci6n
del Registrador de ID propiedad estAn
de manifesto en- Ia EscribAnia del &C.
tuArio & disposition de los que quieran
tomAr parte en- el remate, debiendo
conformarss con dichos titulos, sin to-
ner derecho q exigir otros; que no se
admitirAn posturas que no cubran los
dos terceras parties del justiprecio, a.
cendente 4 10 suma de dos mil sstssien
tos noventa pesos moneda corrisnte,
y que para tomar parte en- 10 subaste
tendran los interesados que consignal
previamente en- Ia mesa del Juzgadc
una eantidad iguAl ,por 10 m6nos d
diez por ciento efectivo del valor de loi
bisnss, que sirva de tipo para 10 sabas'
ta expresada.
Puerto Rico, trsce do Abril do 1889
Nicolas Lille Roda. I'll Escribano
lost Maria sanluaa,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-04-17
PODER.
Aguadilla Abril IL 1850.
Srss. M. Pefia & Go.
PresSntss

Muy Sres mios y amigos; Por reti-
rarme hoy de 80 casa do Comercio, he
de participates que rsnuncio por me.
dio de 10 presente el poder general que
Vds. me tenian conferido. Al mismo
tempo no puedo msnos de manifestar-
les 10 muy agradecido que les sstoy
por Ia distinction que hicieron de mi
persona para la referida represents
Ci6n.
Queda de Vds. alto So , amigo
@. B. 8. M.-Juan Oarbonell.
Hacienda constar los que susoriben
hAbsr qnedado satisfechos de 90 inter-
venci6n en- los negocios de eata casa
aurAnte 81 tempo que faa apoderado'
NJ RsAa eh
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-04-17

snssres para !os egposorss de esa Prov;sc;a =; e
Csrsamen Universal de Paris
Siendo tan corto el plazo qua
media para Ia aperture de la g Ex-
pOsicion de Paris" esta Ckmara. a
session celebrada 81 dfa I5 del actnal
he acordado, hacer saber Dor mo
do del presente anuncio. 3 todoa
los Sres Oomerciantes & fnduatria.-
les que hayan do remitir sus bro
ductos q dicha Exposici6n, se sir-
van yer Ia manera de que Cuanto
antes dichos productos seltemitan &
esEa Oamara, procurando que I'll
hacer Ia remesa venga faCtura an.
plicada, haci6ndose una detallada
clasifeaci6n de cada uno de ello1
El plaz0 de admisi6n para M.
chos efectos serk hasta 81 dia IK.
del entrante mes de Mayo.
8. Juan, +. B., Abril Is de 1880.
Nl Presidente, r. Ubayvs. III &C.
crstaslo general, 6ssNNdiaa Msl(N