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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

priced grades higher Other c0mmgduss stsy TIyy',.
Dark and Red si5osi6 Croton Brs"h hsrd
% 75as7 50 per 1000 afost i;o.endie Ssasn 81 x
per bb American Portland btortl,nd a. sOass 20;
isocEsni Common Lime 81 Per oS ana 90 ~ &
Ground soc; Lath. ~ 20 per 600; ooatS Man. 80
3Oc per bushel Cattle Hair l7a2l; s,ard aud ur,css
were well maintained ri; ssy2ss aS %S sr.aes af
pa IN fay reonest Saes go piculs. INTERIOR lJnns
saeJ Gle Options attracted fair AMOUNT 81 eSega
.syiv leading 10 riss Of 1Co25 points bups's"ssy,
RAILING set H. and the improvement was los, sum- sni
he market rallied near the top leaving on n' ~
t5,,-a oronod fla35 fr. up, closing WIN ros
iSVro ynbnre quoted unsettled al 81 pfgs adfanss
Rio drm Receipts $4,000 bags ho raeans COO
nnj,ed States s6OD; RIO cearances Tor EllypT' 49,.
tots stock 37s 00o santos receipts lzVoV' S'''
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THE COURTS.
THE FIGHT DOES NOT COME OFF

Argument on the point of law raised by W. Bourke
Cochran I'm the case of Joseph l. Hilton, whose
license TO sell liquor at No. Oh siXtb-ave was about
10 be revoked by the Excise Board when Mr.. Cochran
obtained a. writ of prohibition, claiming that under
the excise laws they stand the Board can revoke
licenses only for selling liquor between ana D
O'Clock IN the morning, TO be heard yesterday ny
I,,stice Truax. in the Superior Court But Mr. Cock
ran stated that he had discovered since the writ was
issued that Hltons license had expired, and he there
sore abandoned the There were numerous
other cases, however, pending, in which the same
nnnf cOuid be raised and IL was agreed that one
r. hem should be selected as test case and that
The argument should proceed next Tuesday.
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TILE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. Jan. tspecia)wheat kept all day between
IL o. IL and al o. IL Tor May. For an
instant May touched 81 Oh 3s. but 81 OF ID
bid all tho time. The reason that
figure passed because the brokers represent.
Ing the buying syndicate could the wheat their
casds quite fast II offered. The obtrusive
feature OF the day the sailing by Hutchinson. He
kept al 1t at all sorts Of prices 1t estimated that he
had let 90 over million. A lcss obtrualye and more
puzzllng feature was the absorption Of his offerings
Those who watched tho pit the closest the buying down
for the big Just before the close the advance Of
May above III O5 drove little company o. the shorts
Smith, Gaylord ana others The Western markets were
weak. Minneapolis especially II declared finally
that disabled bull up there had been compelled to
liQuidaie. Here the close a 81 "a rs FOR MAY.
just about the between the and bottom. The
curb was lust about the same Corn kept gil day with
Ia Of Lit The Oat Dit iade1 again by
Baldwin May from % Is cents was sold TO p "a, but
went back at once 70 p 75a2s 1t getting 10 be be-
leved IN the provision pit that rally II coming The
tsmmering seems to be over. Hogs too. are st away
behind last In current receipts, there being
1e 900 less this morning al Western points than
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United States Government and othe desirapl
SECURITIES
FOR
INVESTORS.
THE PETROLEUM MARKET
HARVEY FISK & SINS.
Bankers, % Nassau-st., 'ew-l orK.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AM RANOE of fhiOh"S'
Crude oil lost another Get in value yesterday,
anparently because of lack If support. The~ was
no bearish field news, and ne quotation Ior renheu
was not reduced although hat market still lacks the
stimulus of an important demand The west oegan
selling soon after the peDing and, meeting Win
little resistance succeed in lowering prices OF GER
,ircates from s73s o 50 3-5 cents. rally to
about 81 cents follosed, but in the late trading
v.Iues Welded To sa1 So IA cents. The volume Oh
tusness was small md the recent shrinkage IN prices
has occurred withot the pressure OF much OIL Inis
,ntgbt he argreJ speculauvcly rs an encouraging
sa99nro we're n ot feature which the bears can
diStort INFO the question Where would prices nave
80 10 IRON, ad been free selling! Apparently,
Snino, 40 conedered low that the bears are con-
Pa,o1ve I'm ueir operations, and careful to try 10
Ger ON anvndicatlons of bull aggression. OF which,
vvuhanDiiv sere have been few of late The pro
for thel, current production, are now
rsoTfS 25 cents per barrel or ~ at yesterdays
premium ,r,e for certificates Such price does not
iWi, Goyerty except 10 the man who has little
,n,StorT of a promising character. and who wastes
orny. N forcing the dill. Yet all support OF public
Is forbidden by tho suspicion that the pro-
1 who are interested naturally In better values,
@ iillng TO take small profits on their reserve GER
aIe ~ o1 The statistical situation Is which
tnots the believer in It 10 preach the wisd1A OF
sments on any reaction, but the collateral features
lily fully n conservative course pending clear
M mn Of sscrecies or the development of new phases
, arket at the close did not display much vigor,
,ut II f. entitled to be called steady.
Tie range of prices and the total dealings were
as follows
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A COMPROMISE MEASURE.
AMENDMENTS TO THE EXCISE LAW
THE COMMISSIONERS PLEDGE THEIR suffohr
ONLY coNDITIoNALLY.


ONLY coNDITIoNALLY.
At the meeting Of the commission TOT TIC io,''
al the excise laws yesterday Commissioner y ~
began by saying that although be 'noush' r'o air
mission had, as a whole, drafted an eAoc"e"' ~
,hers was one part of It to which he couid not s'o
h,s co,scn. This was the section fixing the minimum
fee for frst-class saloon licenses ID eiuoS az 80.
He thought that this was too h'Sh' anu 7A
though he would not submit a minority i0foi
would be- compelled to present his ob]ecVohS " 'N''
clause to the Legislature -, Commits
Mr. Rollins and DR.. Crosby both ufsed 'o"'i'"'
s,oner o'Brcn not to persist in this
sav,c that II he did so every commissioner wouu ie0'
entitled ard indeed compelled TO state his oO'e'.o
10 any portions Of the bin which he ara hos nNe
Commissioner Thomann then offered tho W. .
susresrion which he thought would meet '"o ~,
Conco,nInr many essential features OF inc V ,he
a. is,5 sncb a difference OF opinion among .no
commissioners individually, that WsnU, ot rnud not
made by each of them hnai ae ,,o XII as whole
have been reached Thus, while thc uhi - anttro
has received the approval and SANCTION VI w 20 hcb
commission. there are many de,Slis IA n;nions which
the individual members hold dineIchl ~, econcilc
they however readily sacrificed In order 10 nia
conflicting views. and TO make pSssipiu LIN he seen
tion of q unanimous report. Hence ~ WIZ eo fsr
H. he nil g. virtually compromise measure SO ~
as the commissioners indvidualN arc wi. .os,n,
.ber united support Is pledged 10 IL on inc pu" -
, ,nvn uni The rondtlon that the latter Will not DO
changed In any essential feature by inc LeHi'ia
Tis n,oposltiou met with general favor, Dr' Oloso'
and MIR Rollins both expressing uio oPi''" ~ :.
sentiments of tho suggestion, with the eAcep"on -
a.. Ia, ciause might we'll be embodied In the report
90 tho LEGISLATURE General O'Bren SAID no'hlhs'
No .c,on was taken but It understood tha' Dr
Grossly vas 20 include the sentiment OF me % Ha
In the draft OF the report 10 the legislature n,S
viii sII.u,it 10 the commission on Monday. ian
sioucr stern then asked that some acuon % ,id,d
rcca,dlnc Tie Civi Damage Act ana II wa, e. ~
moi Ia lrclule il IN the bill, but to recommend, IA %
,epcrt 10 the legislature that The Clv Damas0 g.
be sfncnded by requiring that II only appE dcaier
~ has
not to sell TO the person injured. ,o,,s ,ba draft
As the law committee had not c3mpie.ea 'ae ~ 20
the commission then adjourned until Monday az ~ ~
a n, The law committee hope to have the ura'
read for final action by that time.
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NO 1KREGuLARITIEs IN THE INDICTMENT

Judge Martne yesterday lied WIN INC oItIK U1 UI0
court a decision on the demurrer to the Indictment
found against Frederick Akers charging him with
maintaining a public nuisance by carrying on the
business Of roasting coffee at No 16 Jay-st long
argument was had in which the lawyers for the
S.e,d.nt argued that The Indictment improperly
drawn Judge MARITIME overrulcs the demurrer. lie
80 that Inc Two offences charged I'm separate
1ntc ~ the indictment may properly be pleaded
in the same indie and that there are no iiTeeu
loritics i'm the Indictment
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limited STATES SUPREME COURT

Washington Jan. AIN the supreme Court OF the
United to-day the following cases were suomeu
pursuant to the Goth rue
No 369-The United States. appellant agt Malbone
No 659-Adam Badeau, appellant. agh the United
NO 740-The United States agt. Adam Badeau
No 723-The United States. appellant agt Joseph
No iG7-Ro5ert MeKenna ct al plaintiff in error, ag
J. J.. Simpson. assignee, etc, ct al.
No s53-The Bank Of Fort Madison appellant, agt
Z. NJ. Allen al. executors, etc.
lO7-Charles l.. Ficklcn. ct al plaintiff In error,
act the taxing district Of Shelby County ct a.
NO 1442-GcOrge Norton. plaintin in error, agt
Board OF Commissioners Of Taxing District Of Browns
No 1445-Commssioners Of Taxing District OF Browns
Vile plaintiff in euor, agt. John League. admins
SO I455-G. W. Norton Company, plaintiffs in
error agt Board Of Commissioners OF Taxing District
Of Brownsville
The following business transacted:
No sG2-The Bate KefrigeIaiing Company appellant,
act Georqe II. Hammond & Company. Argued.
No. 147-The Arkansas Valley Land and Cattle Com
panv plaintiff in error jeremiah j. Mann. Argued
no 5O9-Francis Adams plaintiff in error, agt the
town Il Lansing III Cr)r t. the Circuit Court Of the
United States for the Northen District OF NewY York.
Dismissed. with costs per stipulation
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coTToN-The spot M re r ISeq IN options Trading
lSc ns@ connues light sales 81 bale, is' zoo bales
n ton aaT r0T s. week. ard eo baes 9' IN 1 po hsS
year. Since septaamnspb aes comparing with SoefoA'
asgreeaTeah The coyyespording time last season. q, .,,
Quotations basd on Aniei'''"
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rhe TREASURY purchased sa4e. GOO IL per

cents at los 1-2. os
There were no transactions IN State ls5les. OF
city bank stocks, American Exchange sofa Lo) au
145, Ninth National (25) LIT 40, and PhenM
A welldstributed business was done in rail
way bonds and the market seneplly was ilfin'
Green Bay, Western and ST. Paul incomes how
ever. were a feature, witll decline IRON y TO
1S Philadelphia and Reading first 5s ruled llrm
Western Union 5s were active at s0a9o 80 ana
Wheeling and Lake Erie flrss rose to lob; Rel
erence is made to our full leport OF bond sales
In the unlisted department. OF the Stock Ex-
change. Cotton Seed Oil certificates were steady,
with sales %, 700 at 52a52 tsa5l 7oa32. Georgia
Pacific iirsts sold at lO7 ? ST. Louis New-orleans
and Ocean Canal hrsts at 81 "a, loieqo' deorl.
and Western shares at Is, brunswick (2O) at
X 14a{ Gals 81 and BiliaIo Iron AT 50.
Money is working easier; to-day's early rate
was per cent, followed by gradual decline
to pcr cent. The da9 average lor Cali lOahS
was about 3-4 per cent.
The Clearing House statement to-day was as
follows: Exchanges, sl32 $3.50; balances,
The Sub-Treasury to-day was debtor to. the
Clearing House 81 81, s67 The business of the
Snt-Treasury for tie week ended tonight IN
cludes receipts of 1891, Jos and payments OF
sIs. 23o607: leaving the general balance at
81 90 s75 9O2 against 81 %, 964,49l December %,
Showing an apparent loss of S2,6sN5s9. But
deduction from TIE payments S3,993,Ol3 ana from
lie rcccipts sos50, 900 for items which affect
only its accounts with the General Treasury, IT'S
loss as ailectinr The banks is So 242 ,3sp. And
this result includes me payment OF sfoo' -ov l 10,
purchased boads. To-day's operations covered
Receipts. S2G46, 500; payments, S3,gN5,pl .
with balances Of sl7s, s77e5O coin and sl3, $685.
052 currency.
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON
The United StatesTreasury at Washington re-
eeiyed today S3s2, 900 National bank notes Tor
redemption.
The customs receipts were 81 POS, o7O and the
internal re genuc receipts were S255, s2i.
To-day's Washington Treasury statement of
cash on hand and deposits In bank compares with
The figures OF the last previous statement as
follows
January 3. January a. Differences
Net gold hand 500 80, 2l9 s2o30oH 800 Dee sS3 Va
Net silver On hd ly,O02,lO ls,SSi,7Oi Dee lo'AOJ
Not legal tenders - . -o ,.o
of hand....---. 3O,S75,SBO 80 o96, 12o Dec 2f'l5@
Actual cash In
Treas'y vaults
oXsf Iut-tandg
certncaes.- 5o53 slJ 1856 s203 III 81 Dec st3l SOB
Deposits In banks 46,2l0Ob6 H45s7s9 Incl, 24S iS4
h.anse. sQoo 0oa ol s3OO 83o 10 Inc s8Oa S7k
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HAVANA MARK ELS

HAVANA, Jan. spanish gold. 235a.d236 Exchange
quiet SugarQuet holders hgh for buyers sales
$500 bags. go polarization. on private terms.
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or MARKETS.

Oh MAkkEIo.
or CITY. Jan 4Naneua Transit Certificates opened al
SIR highest S6 lowest So closed sUs safes esiVo'
reIs shipments go 81 barrels 50. sSQ barrels
PirrsBuas Jan 4-Pctroleum fairly active. National
Transit Certificates opened " ss closed Al s6S highest
spS lowest, s6is
BRAprORD Penn Jan. 4-Nationai Transit Ceritcat =
opsned at s7L closet Ia highest s7i, lowest sJri
Clearanoes. l.O7s.OOO barrels
TWCsyILLR Penn. Jan 4-Nauonsi 4 lnslt Csrthoates
opened al s7a highest s7ia lowest s5S closed 50 "
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CouRT CALENDARs-To.rAY.

SUPREME CouRr-CHAHBgRs- Before Andrews, J-Motons.
snpRKMR CONFESSIONAL TERM-PkRr .I.-Before Ingra
ham. J. No calendar. - -
suRRoaATKs CoURT-Before Ransom s-Wils OF a Y.
Cranston ii m; Cornell Varian, 10 a. j. II. Graham
l030a. IN. - - - ,,-, A.. n, -,
r Groeneri. 10 a. IN; :. r. Fanahaw, 1880 a.
SUPERIOR CoURr-sPEciAL TERA-Beiore Truax' J.-Mo-
COMMON PLKAs-sPEcIAL TERa-Before Van Hoesen j.
CRY CoURT-sPEcIAL TEgs-Bcfore Ehrlich J-Motons
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ANOTHER THOUSAND FOR THE HOSPITALS.
The following additional sums were received ycster-
day. on Of the Hospital collection, by Charles
Lanier treasurer, No. II Nassaust
From ChprcHks
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DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY 1880 TEN PAGES
1he foreign exchnnges were auiet and easy AL

The foreign exchanges were quiet and easy at
quotations for business as follows: Bankers bills
az 81 81 IA and 81 SO respectively for long and
short sterling, French francs at 5.2l rs and
518 34 rechmarks at 90 l-s and 95 ga, and
guilders at 40 and 40 IL.
In London British consols were steady. The
Bank Of England gained 1856 900 bullion on bal
ancc. In the open money market rates for discount
of bankers bills continued easy at i-sa3 IA
per cent, and accommodation between bankers
was at per cent. American railways followed
yesterdays home markets, but generally ruiel
higher than concurrent home quotations. At Paris
French per cents declined 10 $3.50, and sight
exchange on London ruled at $3.50 la francs TO
the {. The weekly statement Of the Imperial
Bank Of Germany shows specie loss Of 1850
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BLINKING AND FINANCIAL.
WE OFFER FOR SALE

WE OFFER FOR SALE
the remaining 100000 lst mortgage per cent
Gold Bonds of the CHICAGO, PEORIA AND ST.
LOUIS RY. Co, at % and interest The Com
pany earned its full years interest in the first
seven months of the year. The bonds are also
guaranteed by the Jacksonville Southeastern Ky.
Co.,, of Illinois.
HATCH e. FOOTE, 9 Nsssau-st
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COTTON MARxETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Refined oil was unchanged at cents per gallon
here and $50 cents in Philadelphia and Baltimore
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sTAINEI !.

Good OrdnEy ;..6 Ss ,TI f1r7 / 4
ctric, Good rdinary.7 OlO Nluih - bnr,n,
stIg H. Vpeuation was general With eooa Dn''nf
Ing shorts" Opening sales showed Dn, n',' ~
Orange Later the temper became deenea Pricss
M hIghr Liverpool and light interior movement
edvanca FULLY l2dl4 points, closing hfh~ S~'''
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THE MANCHESTER MARKET
MANCHESTER 4Cloths yarns quiet without quota
ble change IN prices
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
$50, 600 First Mortgage 6 per cent 50-yar
Cold Bonds on the COEUR DALENE RAILyAf
AND NAVIGATION co. Interest guaranteed by
the Northern Pacific Railroad Co.
We believe them TO be frst-class security.
TURNER, MANUEL & co,
No. 80 Waist
Mills Bulding)
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.

Totasao'fo for the day. 2ilo5t
Fx
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REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.

300. o2a.2u $500. $50. lle Inc. ssoas7k
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Actual Sales Closing No.
-----~-> share,
Op'g. H'gt I.ow't Final. Bic. Ask'd sold
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SE VEN DE,

una n&quina de vapor, Il cabslloa
de fUsEss, dcble engrsnsje, qne da mo.
vimianfc 4 IN tsApscha cnyoa eilindrcs
naiden 8 pics . palgadae ! or 3 pies do
dikmasso. Dos boalbas, una de siimen-
tst la calders, y otra de Issantar aqua
fris 1 los depdsitos. I'm enburrsdor
do dobie cadsns, 90 pies de largo pol
5 pies 5 pulgsdaa de sncho. Dos cls-
riticadorss hierro fudido con au tube
ris de cobrs pers el vapor, ans vAlvu.
las, llsves etc, sufcientsn B Contenel
800 galones de guArapo csdA uno. uns
eerpentina de cobre pafs vapor.
1odo 10 cual, aai como los ssientot
de nsdsrss del pals J g,snds sscusdris
sobre Que dsccsnsan Il n&quina do Va.
por y 81 raoiino 10 encnentgan ca per,
fecto ssssdo , ae realise 4 rfacio mn
limisndos
Rl que intersss eomprs1lo pusd
| psdit lnfosmes ? entenaerss csn do
Juan 7. Finlsy, slmacsp 5s lpa Esss
l0ldsBa 7 EInlsy--k Mad q
4 W
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de sscrofalosis, saqaitismOy on Ii
tuberculosis pstlsponar. &

de sscroJaIosis, gaqnitismoy on Ii
tuberculosis pstitnonaY. /.
SeilOros Scott u Bovine:
Muy se1ores mios: tengo el
gusto de manifestarles que desde
hace tres amos vengo recetando, en-
aquellas 2dOlenciasl para las Que
esta indicado, el tan renombrado
e inmejOTable producfo llamado
Emulsion de Scott, sin que hasta
ahora haya dejado de darme el re-
|sultsdo, deseado. ai
Asi, pues, en- vista de clio, no
dudo en- prescribirla & aquellos pa
cieDtes que sufren de .des6rdenes
trdfcos 8 de nntgici6n y que Sc ex
tenuarian rapidamente 81 no Sc
acudiese prontamente a dicho pre-
parade, que encierra en- 81 produc-
tos tan asimilables y reconstitnyen-
tes.
Tanto en- Ia di6tesis escrofMlosa,
como en- el KnJatismo, raquitismo, Y
|sobre todo, en- Ia tuberculosis pull
nonar, sus efectos son incontesta-
b!es.
Por 81 gusto agradable SO toma
sin repugnancia alguna. Desean.
do 6 ustedes toda clase de prosperi.
dades, aprovecho esta OCCASION para
suscribirme su mas afeCtisimo aten.
to y s. So. MonagGs.--Maya-
gtieE, Puerto Rico, 20 de Abril de
1889.
ConAsnza absoluta.- Malaga, 90
de Mayo de 1SSO.--Sefiores Ian
man s. Kemp, Nueva-Y York.--Muy
|sef0res mios Si mi Conflanza no
fuese absoluta = 81 no estuviese
bien convencido de Ia acci6n 90.
teDtemente depurativa de So Ear.
zaparrills, una nueva curaci6n que
he obtenido en- ana persona de es.
ia ciudad, bastaria para disipar en-
mf cualquiera dnda que me queda-
ne. Reciban ustedes ell tribute de
mi onsideraci6n Y cuenten ustedes
siempre con que tengo que sostener
Ia iusticis Y la verdad--Dr. Jos6 de
Ros Le6n, M6dico higienista. 81
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r y VISTA. COMMERCIAL,
DE
I NOTICIAS Y ANUNCIOS.

bueno & 1926, 40 id. id. q $3.50, 80
id. regular a 26 Y 80 i'd i'd. a 26 90.
despachado. quedando sostenido 81
hacienda de pfs. 21'5O & % Y ell
pueblo de 2O5O & 81, %. 6 4l'60
kilos en- dep6sito. Tambi6n pare
ce haberse hecho alg1n ajuste a
entregar en- ell nuevo de pfs. $3.50
a 26 despachado.
Arribos 1o de Enc
70 al 81 Octubre. 1.433, ,281 kilos.
En- igual periodic
de 1888. 1.814,264.
Azeicdres de Puerto-Rico.-P Por
vapor IsIG de Luson han venido 468
sacos centr1fuga Mayagtiez y 66O
de Puerto-Ric mas regularizados
los precios y mejor dispuestos los
compradores, ha pasado a poder de
los almacenistas la mayor parte de-
las partidas disponibles, q saber !:
653 sacos centrlfuga por .Nuevo
CopSrnico, de ellos 500 algo regu-
lar, a pesetas $3.50, y los 153 restan.
tes con 468 por Isla de Lus6n, clsse
co'riente, q pesetas $3.50; 1,O49
sacos por vapor Pamamd y 800 del
San Francisco, centrffuga regular
q precio reservado; 500 sacos por
PaNam,d y 808 por San Fyamcisoo
centrifuga bajo al rededor de 25'75,j
23O brles. mascabado bueno, parte
de 400 por San Francisco, dfcese q
ptas. 20, todo quintal despachado,
y por fin de los centrffugas COM
prados se han revendido al refno
1000 sacos con reserva del precio.
Queda solo disponible un lote de
$50 sacos centrffuga y dos lotes de
mascabado, pero esta clase no ha-
liza solicitud. Cotizamos ell centri.
fuga de pesetas 1850 & % Y el
m sscabad0 de 17'50 a 1880 segGn
classes, 81 %. de 4160 kilos en- de-
p6sito.
Arribos de Cuba, Puerto Rico y
Filipinas.
De 1e de Enero al
81 de Octubre.. 26.O97, $40 kilos.
En- igual periodic
de 1883. ....... 23.256,641 =
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7 allimiro 70 s Dios Dor Ii velsndo.


7 Ell miro 70 : Dios por u velsndo.
cariAoeo, patria, eOnriend0,
Yu indecible belleza contempiand0.
to grRndeza indescrlptble yiendc.
7 luego oigo un suspiro,
7 escueho resonar IN dulce cant0, &
Y a una noble Matr0na, q Espafa, miro
Extender sobre Il su egregio mantol. -.
aglSalve 4 Il, Borinquen, terra preciada.
Perla fna, que brilla 4tt@
Con yiyidos dolores, engaTzada s,.g i e
En- Ia hermOsa corona de Castillal
.lTierra de mis- quereres,
Virgen de mis- cantares,
Merida hermosa, que eres, ~t,q ~,
Por 10 bella, sirena de los mares!
iDignate recibir mi pobre canto,
2 Il Que lIeno de ternura sentimientO
Y humedecido con amargo llanto,
Vuela hoy en- alas del ligero vientol....
s ..s =.
-. Isl; ten, patria, entendido
Que de mi coraz6n en- 10 profundo
On altar tu amor tengo erigido;
Que el amor Ia patria saliva al mundo
7 palpita con iuerza prepotente.
Con vigof sin segundo,
Del Norte al Sur, del Orto al 0ccidente
Ramon II. TOTrss.
Son Sebastian, Novlembre de 1889.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-11-27
TERClO DR Ia GUARDIA CIVIL.
COMANDANCIA DE Pro RICO.

Debien 10 yendegse en- ptblica
subssta ell caballo MFlamenco
n6mego 454, perteneciente 81 I eF
essuadron, se publica eE la Ga6stG
Ofci0l Y BOLET1N MERCANTIL 4 I'm
de que los que deseen tomar parte
en- dicha subasta concurrRn { ID
caea Ona,tel de esta Capital (Han
Justo 81 81 dia 80, & las Ocho do
su mafianA.
Puerto Rico, 20 de Novlembfg do
1885, El Tenicnte Coronel 1.eH
Jefe, P. A., El Comandante encaEs
gado del Despacho, Ambxosio CA~
bssG BisOarri.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-11-27
REvErA COKRRcIAl DB BARCELONA.
Noyiembre 5 de 1885.

Noviembre 3 de 1889.
CGfss.-Puerto- -Rico.--Por vap0r
IslG de Lug6n han venido de Ma.
yagtiez 104 sacos para un almace-
nista y SO en dos Totes para sc
venta, y por CataluiSG, 100 sacos
de Ponce, tambi6n disponibles. Del
dep6sito han podido realizarse va.
rias transacciones, pues ell nuevo
sostiene en- origen precios frmes,
10 que ha animsdo a los co1nprado.
res |; So han hecho 40 sacos hacien-
'da hajo por IslG dc LMs6n a pfs.
2650, del deposito 9S hacienda