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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-16

Half Breeds Chefokses and Texans ........ s0o4 tg
Dulis anu Dry COWS Vva ~
AveIaeo today, estimated ............. l0g ~
Good 70 Prime steers sold year at s5 o5ds5 s.
and the average estimated at IS 20.
BEEVES-Receipts 800 carloads Of 50l4 head-ss car,
loads direct to Brooklyn and East Side saug,crers; ~
carloads at Weehawken for export 90 earoas Goth St.
Including 10 carloads FOR sir Eastman % carloads for j.
sierra carloads for Kaufman Strauss CARLOAD iDr
netlger Levy and 81 carloads arrived at Jersey CITY
nearly all Of which were for the market -. =.
~ Tue demand to-day was moderately active, AMI G09u !,
Choice Steers sold n small fraction advance Friday
prices, with quotabe change In Common and Melnnl
grades. The finish was duh hut not many cattle were
likely To be carried oyer.
Texans corn.fa sold at 90 Gods4 per too n ordlnary
TO Chaye Native Steers 90 1884 30 lncu1ng
"stiers' At s3 20 TO "a 4o and few picked corn-li
Latest private cable advces Saturday. July l8,
when there was recovery from the slight decline OF
THU s1ay and refrigerated beef sold at Id sant
12c pr n and American 1--we cattle at IL 12al2 l'2c
ESTIMATED dressed weight. > 90
Shipments from THIS port tomorrow viii include $50
the HndoO by Goldsmith and 240 quarters Of beef In
tho Nevada. by Joseph Eastman. .
Montreal shipments as kindly forwarded by Mr. Il
Bcterike for the week ending Saturday, incufe1 3f
cattle Glasgow the Sprmatian 100 cattle and 9l9
sheep the Dracona n Avonmouth ABS cattle on m,
Assyrian 800 cette and i,270 sheen the Etns and
32 cattle and $40 sheep on the Fri King TO Lonfon arg
Ranney Thomas ESQ, has favored US with TIC Baltl-
more shipments for the same time. which include 500
cote the Nessmoc to Liverpool and 3l cattle on the
Turquoise 10 London
The weeks shipments Of live cattle and sheep and
dressed beef and mutton are a. follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-16

y 10 81 DO ise7 T. IS; ~ DO Iisi $40:
WHICH hTqs 81 head Trade su.
feeling sesty AMI quotations are $50 to SIS per head for
Ss a :sy h: ::us al q si
loo, n vesIs opened armer aad sod lac higher kan
s3 To-: S oa a Pi$o fs fsss
was dull ana Sssh .,. =, pn,,.r,0t c.v.. 1877
n average az - 80 per 100 IS do. isi g. g 45loi
- 9s a. 1913 % 81 e II 40 7s n a. y ss a isd
H. s - IS lcs g. Isl 80 3 az 3 50 Is
g | ME-! eas y 2 3; q
% "a yfs s2 Is g. 10 q az a. s IS 50 les.
% o ua S at e = 20 8ueros Calves, Is, n At 90 50;
"a, ~ Is Ms2 j.; Fss d. 90 3 ssss !; gosiji
49, 2 g. g. 10 !. 81 = g. 3 DE- d. z 10
g. g. iS g B, :. i 90 ys1 !. Sc r a.
Ege I ogs: Fssd CAVES. ia5 , at &c; 70 veals
2oIs'IlS r. a. b'T We % S' 1s, calves 70 rs
sex i O. ,, s p 90 20 ~, Xs' ls2 At do a 10 ss
a. 3 R9seI%lb GsiysI 90 y =, 22c5 ,.,,o,a. :,
IS Sy Civ and e Ssoads
and dozen carload. d held over si r.
sheep were in fair demand and ruled steady win sies
age weight was 1o6 - ~
Tie lamb s got SssS s.s s m 5 ana
and acme tho loose selling right and left
rs!Sd to 1T So and sagaserer who expected get
che benefit the raid and the end and buy
prime for Sc had IN their shortage by paying
higher figures hSn sy could have bought for a. The start
hodc S and 20 carload, were likely to go Prices
averaged Ice lower than last Friday.
carload OF choice Kentucky lambs brought $40,
ami deckload Of selected reported sold az 7c Out.
Side ~ those transactions the from 10 Lee.
sales-Newtn GIlIe.t ~ ohio sheer. 1921 ;2 %
Il - r. at 50; 2s5 d. IS n at 50 y Y,
4 N,
- % IL; 80 Guile IS n at ss 90 274 West Virginia
PSI do. 60 n at e. s6 State Ewes re n. at 81 So
do. II 70. at s5
80 Is 2lI do O. - NJ a. 90 90 225 DO. ss 81 n at
80 90 do 65 12 H. at Csc u do selected rs n 3t
Il ss yiSsnia az 81 H. a: 70 l. l4S Do Ss 90 n at e. 15S
az at 3 3 = i - - O''' w. - ~ " V -
p 6 Kaae: ois Mixed Sheep from Buralo SO r. at an
'VT IA Collins: 81 Ohio sheep. 90 n a, IS %; 155 do
81 10 n, a. IS; Virginia Go 81 n a. - 80; West
iiallen6oci & Hobbs: 3s1 Western Sheep. 81 n. at
u 10 81 SITE Lambs g. H. al SO: 227 Tennessee
d. 20 % at 50 S6 200 Keneucky do &c n. at 80 AS 10,
t.c'octeD. - n. AZ ~.
Dn.enbaek & Dewey rs Ohio Sheen, 81 ~ q,
81 12 10 80 Indiana do. rs n at So %; 100 do 80 10
Hume Mullen 100 Pennsylvania Sheep o5 n. ..
"a 49, t3 State lambs 81 n at IS 49, 1874 PENNSYLVANIA
90 81 1.2 N. at 60 %.
HOGs-Reccipts 70 carloads of 200 head equally
divided between the yards No trade worth noting.
Market ncmEay nrmer at 81 0oQs5 per 100 n.
PRINT CLOTH MARKET
is QUIET and arm; 0ix6lS, si51oc. "'"N''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-16

40 loo closing at AZ 1.2c do August AZ 5sa42 Sc
stng n, 80 5.sc IL September, az 1510n4J lsc CLOS
ing al 40 -sc October AZ 5sc cosing at ~ ooc.'
sOATs-TheIe was q stronger feeling noticeable tl-u2y,
ing TO decrease in the visible supply Sash gr Ion
arc uD 1-Sd1-4c, with moderate tranc reported opI'
were fmer. closing CSC better on scptemDer Spsy
uaton moderate sales, $50 Coo bush future 10Y p Dr
q Ia DO White 81 1892 a1ei 49, White No t S
20 7S627c closing a. &c do August p 5sc clobs ~.
~ 3sc do September % 3iGd25 3Sc closing al :. 5oe
do October closing az q do November closing W
% Lie DO Nay 30 ssS 20 I9s coing g. 80 80 ~ Goa
06c; 100 n. 1880; sharps soas5e Rye Feed' 'oc'
- Nm IN Afnr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-16
Furnished Rooms.

COOL. PLEASANT ROOM, neatly fur
u nishcd 40 rasr 21th-st, near leNlng-
tOn-aVe Gentlemen only differences.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-16

FLOUR AND MEAl.-FLon h-ln.v, o ned dcprcsson In
wheat GGh Winter gcs fSSSs be w 9ae
y sas de f.eI and STSh was moderate
81 dspr SALES 2S9 OS 7SSss 81
Civ M 81 4a FOR West IRheS 5s TOO w RSss ex
Eva 9: S SSo IBIS 81 2 sSpsno Loco
Ibis Fine u 9o%s2 = 20 ?"PPi aeSs $500 ~
as e 5sss Water whss low F!s SS 70 Fssnt
PSn 70 20 cSocs "a SoSs5 Fancy s. 9eGsp a sS "a s
spring wSG2 2tu1 lsx * cca sS Poor g
sasS g ,5 Pesc3s 2 s1posle sSTns win
s 81 Eg' rff Z GEssSs leans buyers
easy @ Nm demand sales 500 bis Shipping G,ades
. sa3$ 40 Trade RE Sqa FFnnGoER@unsianged Rfss e2d
6 Sales as une e .esS y FqSSy WEN e.
ss q g EN- Is SfsSayWne at 90 10 Sales 700
bn ruled y lack ' ." TS1s Sy
go Saa ndcaei decline Of 5ssie from o the h o nc
close of S cSasses are unmpOsnt Beyond the ugo
rcfesslona transactions the nei of Tsdng for the
iedy mG Secx '9a S 5c bushes. largely CREDITED
August ana D' sDSy dH ail 7ss oqshes
81 @ awhile ors but t aye enecT and
hS Sse Arrivals Louis 1 Gse ws 5e
were influences w, Which T.Smpon Of Tong selling
TaFd a. cC Ssy e nGd the c dsgon
Psa az and Sc Peca the regular c2s Of G son the
Th I; T Se y iSSS's uP s
decline n August touched 90 sG and
Der 50 l "a ix e and December ss sellers CPsn
~ 10 As Moderately active. and prices cosa sohe
GSans IN sympatby with options shPp, ,o soIH
ana 5nes "a c sSu 5u.he IS' spot IN
Ching No. Mwarksc At Sc GDee1 ;ctSt s6c
Mm'SS' Pei 81 1-SdS7 Lac a.loat; do l. o. D. 90
e. or Csc July do n store 30 Ia A. 09 Nm M
"a g. Sac closing SO SC d. Scpesbsr - 'isS
Is - 81 3sc d. December. 81 IA sc Ia g. c.olhR
81 SC sc do May 90 1891 I4c closing ~ go 7sC ;a
49, i2c BiRLEy MALT-unchanged IN pre- a @P
800 C0RN-The sDOt markot rulel hrlh t-l','
hoVint 70 material change lhpoft'fs were mod
a,e BUYERS taking 100 o0O bushels but docT u @e"
eerct az and c:oad 1-sa14c higher on 6citr WSsern
Speculation. however. was Iileless Hsi,a
az 600 bushels future $50 600 bushels spot ncul ne
T9eadad Mixed Al l.2a4s ~ 10 MiNcf - l4
q Wit ono;Sd at 49c bid ahoat No July. AZ 5-1GG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-16

To.sj stock IN sighf IN lNt Jnte1 Nfaics July 10.
,,a sIS bass: sane time 1SSS 344 054 bags: time
iIsS1 64s 6s4 bags; time 1856, CO. Gs2 bags
COTToN-The spot market ruled quiet aud steady at
unchanged prices Sales AIS bales for consumption also
isst week before reported 92 bales for export AID
FIR fAes for consumption. Port receipts 5Sl bales
atns ciG bales day last week and 1852 bales this
Ssv lass year Since September receipts at me por's
egreoad 4Ss 34s bales. comparing with 54597o bales
seoT The corresponding time last year a.
Quotations based on American standard OF casslnc5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-16
Gin Real estate Go Get.

IT REASONABLE RENTALS.-NOs.
n 1888 LeXington.aNe., bedrooms, ana
l46 East S9th-st.. bedrooms. Attention
IS called 10 the superior finish, decorations,
the unobstructei sweep o. space from front
20 rear on par.Or floor. and the bizarre
reception hall. thus supplying a heid TOT
tasteful furnishing 20 often lacking IN new
houses. Fan arrangements may now be
made FOR the only two remaining OF the
group % ten houses. Apply ut owner :
Office, Room go 20 CeiaI-st., or on the
premises AZ lac. al any hour.
RIO LET.-LoitS. 81 IT. by o5 IT,. steam
Il elevator. with OF without steam power.
GEO. i. EDDY. 39S Madlson-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-16
Gin brGl Gstate for Sale.

A FOR SALE, the elegant private
Il. dwellings, and story. II 20 81 ~.
,ront; strictly private location Nos A. 70
IS East 92d-st. Inquire Of PHI BRAEN-
DER no 40 East 92d-st., or at ONCE, NO
100 Fast s6th-si. also investment properly
for sale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-16

Sales-D. Mcpherson: 90 Kentucky "Sllers," 1870
u average "a 80 peT 100 NJ 4 a. 1891 ~ az q 80
= Isl is do 1925 y, at q 2O . DO 1850 n a 9, 80
81 Chicago 1920 ~ at 81 40 do 1850 D. at 81 80 10
do 1879 NJ az a 25 II do, 1910 n at 81 - 10 10 In
diana do 1922 u, at 81 81 do 1888 n, at 81 80 DO
1852 u. at - 05
S. Sanders: 81 Kentucky "stiers" 1888 D. At q %
sherman Culver ~ % as ii iS7s n a.
d. 1895 n OF - II Chicago Steers AGO n at q 53
Of a 20 40 DO BOZ p at % IS 10 a. 1889 n az g -
= do is o at q - - do ~ p e. 40 20 No.
az a 50 Bulls 1906 u. at SO 10 DO, 1470 D. at e.
j. Schamberg: 10 Nebraska Steers 1890 n at
"a 80 10; 90 KansasTexans 1899 n at So %; 81 DE-
1o54 a. u % so 80 1s aC T az o. 81 no. lO'i
j. F. sadler & c. 20 CINCINNATI "Snllers" 1929 ~
Newton & Glett 20 Ohio Steers, 1444 n. az 81 40 /;
Is do 1866 n, OF ~ 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-16

Stock ancat July i8 whent-S6ooO bush corn
10000 bush; oats A. eco bush; barley, 1900 bush;
stock OF No Rcd in store July 10 Los GOO bush aeas t
147G0i2 bush last week and GS3G bush this week A''
Ncv.York Produce Exchange statement Of visbl. sup
'''' wheat Corn oats Rye. Barley
and adoa 97l1o5 s95OsOs 5oos 7i8 soo eol 37GsS
Decrease -. l2li7ss $4,000 Giso5o o72o ....
Visible supply in the United states and Canada
,r u 40 p T4ort sSG oS Ssi lis ss
JSy L. sSg24is2ss oss3Sai SaesS25 I4$4d5 i4s
prices show no material change Choice graeds OF hay are
sSl s n sSssso No. are asF 1880 SOC s%e
Clover mixed s 15%sS 81 shPg595S 8s s5a
slow in ell cSdee s
soc medium 17Sl9c do common lSGloc s ae t DC:
% Dc ss 90 tc P@se GSa DO 1887
TS:tin and Wisconsin, new, ioa2oc Foreign ne" $50
steady sp2s TS1 October
TF%D-DuiI, easy; July 49, ac....~sPELrER-o
M6LAssEs-Dun and weak; 90 test quoted soc' New
oSSaR1S 1876 a!c f9nSY ruRpENTINEA ne
ss ss on the woRG si sna ia Quiet
!''F5s +. .sss 3d. i. s. T. 81 NJ
about ay eotas sas saaa caas @
co9Sasr. c SST ssS &C. Cochin Cod
nestle 33d2I foreign. 3id35c Linseed. raw, city, bec
Western 5S45oc Lard, prime 5S36ic Talow 4sS PC
Western and city Menhsdenit No., cruSe AKA
Sc extra bleschci a9a4oc; Sperm, crude, crude
sossic bleScSed spring, 78s7Se Whale crude southern,
S0c ne,urol winOi 45dl Ace bcachcd winter. 4ee ext
Ncocbnd Sec: Sea Eiephant beached winter, Ga55e
Red Elaln SGd3sc; Red soponlled 34a5 l-Sc OISe,
Italian ca 05c Palm. $40 14c; Neasoo PINE u A'HS
75c Straits 2sc: Bank. 2fc
OCEAN FREIGHTS-Steam accommodations for grain
via regular lines was demand steady rates. while
tonnage for lumber and general CARO- received Hr;h,T
cGenhagcn 600 bushels grain, 4 to Hun, l6OQl
bushels grain 34d; to Stettia 10 900 bushels gram
~ IA I91: to Bordo aux 10000 bushels grain, 4s ~
GLASGOW, 10000 bushels grain 3 SAD; g Antwern Z
oa1s grain "a; OF about 10000 quarters
grain each reported from Montreal y Cork for orefa
private terms. PETROLEUM CHARTERS-Steamel
thlgwcli Philadelphia Eoucn, Is 0DU bbls crude ~
bulk; Gerrsn ship Anna orion To The Continent so0U
bbls refined private terms German steamer sophie new
anO 70 the Unitel Kingdom or Continent. 10000 bbis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-16
STAINED.

cooa Ordinary Low Midiling 20 15I0
Strict Good Ordinary.--.0 Miuunhs..' 49, "a
opons-openod strong and subsequently sdyancSds ns
OF about points freer long selling; I'm i'm.
however came in frmcr, which had s1inui"unS vtnr
nv"nce and final figures were about the top showing
GA noints rise for tho day. Sales 41,0Co bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-16
Business q hnnec5

yET ANTED.-TwelVe thOus'nt lsl-,Cog
w dollnrs on real estate; security worm
several tines the amount: no Orrkcfs. w"
care Postmaster, Saueertc,. y. \.
1OOO UNUSUAL BUSINESS OPPOR
C%OO. TUNITY.-To the nght party,
Win 800 or more, f. offered an opportunity
inc branch office. DUNLAP ELECTRIC
CO.. Philadelphia.
con OOO TO LOAN on second mort
> 81, UUU eaQcs; city or country AFRO
l'uI!cr,' loans: not"s dis orn'"d; insnr,
ancc policies bought. Address LOW
RATES. 0 West 1ith.st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-16
Eonscs Go Get. furnishe>
Country.

Country.
l. or RFNT. Furnish cottage on East
Il crn shore OF LAKE GEORGE, near
Crosbysde; contains parior. dining.roOm and
kitchen attached. with three bedrooms Oh
first floor and three OF the second iceh0use
and woo1house filled; two fine rowDoats
For further Information inquire Of
Mrs. JAMES y. WILSON,
II Spruce-st.,
Newark. n. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-16
DressmGkirQ.

A RTlSTIC DRESsMAKING imported
IA Styles perfect ht and finest hnish
most reasonable prices; goods purchased II
Ss &C. .,9 n9,ei orders o. short NOTICE; Mrs
nings
n HARMING costumes IN best manner,
" made during dull season, a. and 90.
Riding habits, SD La Tosca waists, 80 80.
Nine. REYNOLD 1873 Sd-ave.
n REsSMAKER.-By experienced cutter,
~ fue' ana draper ladies' misses suits,
wraps, evening dresses engagement by day
references Address, only, Mrs. ENNIS,
900 West 61sl-st
H1[Ss q. q. GILPAIKIOK, modiste, wants
lVl few more customers AZ kems Or 81 the
dsy. sec Psrk.sva.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-16
Gonntrp neal gsiate 90 Get

vVNO RENT. Shelter Island flrst-class cot
tage, beautifully located. overlooking
Bay and Sound house newly painted and
thcroughly appointed. OWNER Box IL
Tribune ONCE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-16
LIVE STOCK MARKET

Network, Monday, July rs. 1889.
Becyps Cows Calves. Sheep anf Lambs. Swine.
Ia, 1893 81 7722 A7.456 2j.j02
Bceves. Cows. Calves. Sheep. Swine
Jersey City Stock Yds 1896 II $50 50 ~ 1889
$iXti,eth..t. .y"S... 1855 40 0'707 9Slo :, 10,
Reeepts last wcet Ss9 1G2 74GS So s7j % i3i
Cor week last S12 102 5000 40 $50 219lo
wkly reefs 1T VT 9.125 1913 SOL 1892 - oC1
QUOTATIONS. OF BEEVES. - -
Choice and Exfra ................s - 5Ods4 co
Good 10 Primo ............ 25H 4 -
Fair 10 Good .............. l5G 4 %
Common 10 Medium -................. 3 70d 1 10
Poor .......................3 SOC 60
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-16
Counirn Real Gsiatc for oais

- o. - - a r. q
|,OuNTRY HOMES for sale in healthy
Y region; two small farms near .l tne VII
age and n. Y; {. X. X station 81 Io Ig r.
p FAG 4 S'na Tor D''"'4'
yTOR sALE.-Gentleman's country re-, re,i:
j dence stable, lawns ear4ean'S d iTTs
and g.. na,v; frIcc. g, 600. Add esS CIV n hhf
BoX 10, Til une ONCE.
n or sALE-4O 600 acres REDWOOD tl ~ oS6
] lands 10 California; will cut IRON ., w
- 100 600 feot per acre. G. Ii. CHAM
BFRLAIN, 115 Broadway. Room 40
TOR SALE.-To close an estate, large fatl9,
j 200 acres; good Improvements ! a66
miles from Railway. New.JerSey; also %VV
acres near New Brunswick; GOOD imprGHH,1 -,
m rts; raIgaius for buyers. ]. w. SlELDER
80 Libcrty-st. -----
NOE SALE.-At Richmond Hin, T. X
< handsome cottages. $500. $4,000
$500 with OF improvements ga S9syr IfEnf
Err, 30 Liberty-st. GEO. FOWLER on
premises.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-16
Furnished 6ouses manteo.
Country.

W ANTED.-By a responsible party ana
w trst-elass tenant, q country pace ioI
palsnee Of season one hour from New ON J
y accommodate a family " hNe ddults, WIN
tVe servants and Ave horses; best o. care
guaranteed price must be low. hd1ress
80 NASSAU Tribune Once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-16
Dres emaklnq.

CLOVFF1TTINC SUITS mad. from s
W up. a l guarantee e. cut and ht tie
first lining free o. charge; evening d s5es
s1st.st
NAME DIAN. Fre.ch Dra@-maker. Al
WI irving from Parl. 800 5th.ave-Late-t
STYLES aad Partisan chic rc1gce1 prices for
summer nice work c1n be on.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-16
miscellaneous

A LBERT 6. SPENCER. PIG 6th-aye..
IA between 18th ami 18th sts.-Umbrellas,
parasOls. canes made 10 order, recovered
and repaired; prompt and reliable
EAPERIENCED TEACHER Of music
Ho,r1 and snail ,e,nmnSDatioD oc teach nsrt Of
day. Address EXPERIENCE. $40 B'way.
FAMILY ICE MACHINE.-Ic in few
Il minutes; price $40 TO s1Sj; J.. DElt-
MlGNi, 1926 w. 25th-st., and in the princi.
pal hardware stores.
OLD TYPE METAL, type metal on blocks,
~ stereotype plates, electrotype plates ana
.e2 lead out Of tea boxes, and all kinds OF
meta and paper stock, purchased At STOCK
WELLS, ST Ann.st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-16

PRINT CLOTH MARKET.
Fall River. Mass, July 15.-The print cloth market
is outlet and firm; 64X6ls, l5-10c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-16
i-iomes.is 6lluailon5 Wante

rem itsS,
LARGE PROTESTANT EMPLOY,
A.MINr HOUsE.-(Ilelp free OF ehargeI
Tor hotels. &c.l-Good servant girls anu
male help for families. boarding houses, &C. /,
cIsy or country. Ready a, , 80 0th.aye;.
sth house above 10th.sL THE HOME
BUREAU.
YOUNG LADY eiocutlonist VII read 10
"A those who a-e rot al " zeal for Them
-eIycs ON account OF sickness or poor eve
E' i. S., 1. 23e Brosawu.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-01-27
GUAYAMA SIN jUZGADO.

En- el nhmero IS de ell BoLHrtN
MERoANTIn, correspondence al dia 30
del mes pr6ximo pasado, sc inserta
parte dc I'M Articalo con el titulo que
encabe.o estas lineas, y una galante
invitacidn d los que quieran dsbatir ell
punto objeto del citado articulo.
Aunque nos intimida Ia idea de con-
tender CON suilustrado autor, siendo tan
limitadas nuestra ilustraci6n ! INTEL
gencia, como Ia rsz6n nos asiste, en-
ella conAadoS, NOS lansamos d Ia dis
cusi6n, no sin suplicar 4 los habitua
les lectores de el BotET1N que hagan
caso omiso de nusstra incompetencia
considerando que mucha ventaja ha de
llevsr IN escritor dc Gusyama 4 uno
do Oayey.
Empezsmos por msnifestar ingenua
nente sl hecho de que Sc ataque econ
todas les salvedades posibles) una dis
posici6n inspirsds en- Ia mas sstricta
justiciA, en- an detenido estudio de Ia
topografia del pats, en- el bien de Ia
mayoria de los habitantss del nuevo
termino judicial, que obvia irritantes
privilegios del suprimido, y en- IN ex-
pediente inicisdo, tramitsdo y conclui
do por personals d, buena fe, con su,
jeci6n estricts a los preceptos le-
gales, previos los informss de justifi
cadoa & ilustrados csntros, y el pAtsce'
sGbio y decisive de Ia Excma. 8 lima,
Audiencis y del cotapetentisimo cuer.-
|pQ Dc lpgenisyva d Oaninos. 81
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-01-27
sEGUNDo GRUPo.

Quo de doscientos pesos al cria-
dor del mejor y mas numeroso gru-
po de vacas de leche que den por
t6rmino medic mayor csntidad de
esta al die.
Uno de doscieDtos pesos al cria-
dor de reses ce6adas, para el ma
tadero, que tengan ma Ior peso por
cabeza, On relaci6n con la edad y
teniendo en- cuenta la mejor raza.
Uno de doscientos pesos al ga.
nadero de las mejores reses do la
bor.
Uno de doscientos pesos al pro-
pietario del potrero de mejorea
condolences, y con mayor ndmero
de yeguas de vientre y buenOs po.
trOs.
Uno de Glen pesos al criador de
caballos de silla, de mas alzada y
mejor paso de los estimados en- e
pals.
Uno de Glen pesos al criador de
caballos de tiro de mayor alzada,
trote y poder y dobleza en- la mus:
culatura.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-01-27

di6 por carcel Ia ciu1ad del Oallao, en-
donde parece hubo de tramar una cons.
piraci6n contra sus sprehensores los
chilenos, quieuss, mediante I'M consejo
de guerra, le assron por las armss."
Queia por tanto probado que Leon
clio Prado h& tempo que es muerto
para desgracia del PERT y Cuba, que
debian espersr mucho de 81 = no pus.
de ser por tanto el criminal que "a
halla prsso en- Paris.
R6stsnos anlo para cluir, Sr. Di-
rector, hscerle las siguientea pregun.
tas q EI PorVenir: ! cree acaso que
ell ApresAmisnto del M0ctezwm1 fac
ana aventura de bandido, ,mo se dss-
prende en- Ia consideration que de 81
hace, 8 la acci6n atrevids y her6ics
de siete (que no faeron diez vslientes
que dersmaban 50 sangre por Ia santa
juata libertad del pueblo cubanoS
Oonts teuos El POrvenir rectifcan.
do Ia palAbrA de aventursrc que le i'm
puta . Prado y la irme creencia que
parece tener en- 10 que dice Ell diario
londonenae, de que ell criminal de Pa
ris y el hetGe de MoctezWnsG son una
misma persona; nosotros por nuestra
psrte terminamos, creyendo frmemen'
te haber dejado el CristO en- el altar y
las cosas en- sw lwgar."
JOu4 dice el lector 4 este? No
SO pasma ante tan monstruosa
aberraci6n, ante tan enorme y
oprobiosa subversi6n del sentido
moralp
tUnicamente entire enemigos
de Espana, presa de rencores
insanos 8 implacabIes, puede
concebirse Ia atrocidad, per no
decir otra cosa, de califi:ar de
acci6u her6ica ell nefando crimen
collective, fsrozmente piratico, Co.
metido por unos cusntos hom
bres que 90 introducen subrepti
ciamente y armados hasta los
dientss en- un vapor mercante, y
4 la hora del descanso, Sc arrojan
de improviso sobre el captain y
los tripulantes del buque, y HE.
rem, asesinan y sc apoderan del
inerme barcoI
iUnicamente entire enemigos
de Espafia, repetimos, presa de
rencores insanos & implacables,
puede concebirse que Sc lame al
cAbecilla de aquel horrible aten-
tado, de aquella horrible heca-
tombe, "hGroe y abnegado d fen.
sor de la liberdad de Cuba, patrio.
ia desinteresado, hombre de nobi.
i,imes sentimientos, cuya muer.
te debe deplorar eternamente TODD
buen cubano"
lTan 500 entire aquellas gentes
pueden ccncebirse elogios y apo.
logfas para los compsieros de
Prado en- squel crimen abomina.
BILE que execra la historic, que
execra todo corazon hoaraaol
IEnemigos de Espsnal iDe-
trsc'ores ds sus glorias, panegiris
tas d Il crimeu = de la iniquidad; /;
vusstra aborrecible condul ia, sho.
ra y siempre, es una DE- las meio-
res Apologies de Ia noble, va =.
iieute y generosa Espa1a!
lCuan cierto el popular aforis-
mo dc qre "Dios ciegA 4 aque.
Hos q quienes quiere perder!