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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1890-06-20

Tor storage, Tor handling, aud Tor taking
care of them while there when he has
barns and granaries at home. unless he is in
debt and absolutely needs the money
which the Government is TO advance, aud
if be is 10 that unfortunate condition from
what source is he afterwards to acquire
the means to redeem the products by re.
turning the money and interest and paying
the warehouse charges In great major.
ity of cases he will never be able to redeem
them, but will be forced to lose the remain.
ing 20 per cent. of the value of his pro.
ducts or sell his warehouse receipts for
whatever he can get for them, which will
be very little; for it must be remembered
that after he gets his warehouse receipts
he has a re.naining interest of only 20 pei
cent. 10 the product. less charges for inter
pose Of He will find the time rapidly
approaching when he must have money to
redeem his products, or sell his small re.
naming interest in them, or allow them to
be sold at public auction by the Govern
ment; and this will be the golden oppor-
tunity of the spectators. whose agents
will swarm all over the country, r. iy to
take the warehouse receipts from the em
barrassed owners for merely nominal
sum. The receipt is simply privilege OF
redemption, like a pawn brokers' ticket,
and the farmer, b ing himself unable to re-
deem, will he forced ultimately to dispose
of il at auy price offered. do not think
that any considerable number of intelli-
gent people of this country will unite in
asking the Government to establish sys-
tenn which will compel tham in large
number of cases TO sacrifice the products
of their labor.
But suppose the farmers are able to re-
deem the products in order to offer them
for sale in the market, what would be the
necessary effect of the proceedlng9 When
they deposit their produc in the ware
houses the volume of the currency is i'm
mediately expanded and prices rise, be-
cause the Government has issued new
treasury notes to the amount of eighty per
cent. upon the products; but when they
withdraw the produces for sale in the
market, the volume of the currency is i'm
msdiately contracted, and prices fall, be-
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quiet. Tierced beef quiet. Cut meats dull
Middles dull Lard higher aud strOn but quiet:
western steam, on spot 80; city steam
s. 20: options-February delivery s. 81; March
delivery IS IL; Nav delivery at Q 81. Freights
10 Liverpool closed steady; cotton, per steam,
I5-I6d; grain, per steam. 5lsd.
CHICAGO. Jan 21-Taers was only mode
rate business in wheat, and the market during
part OF the session ruled quiet. At intervals
there was fair trade. but the market was gen
orally SLOW Tie cling was trifle stronger,
and prices averaged a shade higher than yester-
day, due IN part 10 nrner cables, reported
small stocks in Russian ports. aud other in
hGences, such as cold weather in the west aud
reports of too much rain in Californis. The
market opene a shade firmer, and sold lshlAc
above yesterdays closin,, eased or lsR54c,
aud then improved IS . &C, ruled steady ami
firm, and closed Ssc hig er than Yesterday.
There was moderately speculative business Ia
corn early. d the feeling firmer, after
which the market became quiet and easier.
There appeared TO be some buying orders on
the market from the outside, aad IN III ing the
lms the local crowd became short. aud on
hundred and fiftv-taree cars came, but l6 of
which graded contract. while 80 cars were
billed through. The rsnnat = for TO morrow
are about th3 same, beng placed at $50 cars.
Domestic markets were relatively firm oats
were quiet but firm. Arrivals were quite small.
and tine effect of this visi lie in a light
sample trade. rather fra speculative
feelin, prevailed, and In som cases prices
show some little Improvement At the sam
time fluctuations continue Too narrow TO at
tract attention. In consequence Of Il few
c langes, It was difficult to execute orders when
limits were at any distance from prices lately
preva ling. There were moderate sales in Nav.
and trading had the appearance OF be NJ largely
local. There was some littls business il near
fut res at 14c advance, but other futures were
neglected Conside able strength was mani
tested in hog products. aud speculative trading
was moderately acti Dope ding markets,
both domestic and TO eign. exhibited cons der
aole strength, and the receipts of no were
liberal, bat selling at higher prices. Receipts
OF products were fair, and shipments quite
LIBERAL of all des r ptions. Under these circun-
stances the market for products attracted more
attention, and higher prices wera realized for
most descriptions. Local shorts purchased
rather freely, more particu ary two pro ,uinent
specula ors while offerings were OF very large.
There was a little realizing by parties who pdr-
chase few DAYS ago, but ole IN IS from that
source we're only moderate. Nav met with
most favor. though near deliveries OF some
articles were a little inq ir d for.
Cash quotati )ns were as follows: Flour
unchanged. heat-No. = spring 7iAc; No. ?
r'd wheat 764c. Corn-No. >, 2 C. Oats
No. 2. at 20ySc. Mess pork at $40 Lari at
Is 1905 IS. Short rib sides, loose, at 81 $50
4 !. Shoulders. boxed, "a 20l1l30 Short
c ar sides. boxed. at S. 1905 Is. Whisky at
81 OF.
leading fut res ran ed as follows:
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MARKETS BY TELaGaAPH.
FINANCIAL.


NV YovK. Jan %, noon.-Stoc'ys opened
dull and stagnant. None easy at 4Qg5 per
cent. Exc AN se-l )nr, 81 500 s Il; short,
A S50a4 S64. Government bo ids neglected.
State bonds dull buJ steady
= lilo VIM " re thu .un stock quotations:
Erie . :. . go. rs 1 Rtcbm d 4 y. r.
c uca % ! Nor,l.1l08 Terminal q
La iore .::..1o'34 Wes'er4 Un on 041s
800 D. m.-Exchange closed quiet and firm.
Money easy at 3u4 per cent, closing on red
at per cent. Sub-treasury oalanc som.
Sl6 $4,000; currency, $3.50 OOO government
bonds dull and W ak for tours: four per cents
l2l four and a half per cent. coupons lOi1s
State bonds dull a ID ieatureiess.
The STOCK market as active to-day at boz
ends with long period OF dulineis ana a 1alr
ar proac to stag .lation between, though sacI
movements as we're made in tnat tim were ~
t direcrio1 of lower figures. About thr 9
t urths Of the business done during the day was
transacted in the first half hour ana the last
forty-dys minutes A marke feature Of the
trading wa. that when the market was active
prices adva need. while dizziness brought Or OPP.
ing tendency and stagnancy. The events OF
the day go to show that the oul party ma
M, cxIy acquired strength OF numbers and the
talk on the street is more confident u an al
vance all along the line. The covering move
msnt of the past two days was sun una way
at the opening this m rning, but tns early 9e-
mand was soon satisfied, and as ouyi1g Ior
short account ceaseI the market became duh
and sta ,nant The bears did some hammering
in feeble way. but WIZ only SIali II ae,lolIssi
res llts, and they soon ceased aggressive op ra-
tions The temper of t q room continue on l.
ish even under the discoura cement OF extreme
dulIuess. aud the talS that money was assure
Of ease for at least two months, while railroads
were SIRE of lar earnin IS in the meantime,
W. h'ard in eli directions Besides, Gould was
ont with another interview, 10 which ne ex-
srsssed most decided optimistic views, while
he bear leader was doing nothilg and ont.
sookan haas were few and far between. Ins
UT s,a,o vas favorable to coal stocks, aud
neither Beading, Lackawanaa, nor New Jerssy
Csntral 9ot below their opening figures while
many Of the other leading shares before aehvery
hour were fractionaliy lover. Inc aAoei nosA
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leading fut res ranged as follows:
Closing.

ST.. LOUIS, Jan. 22-INlour closed quiet and
unchanged. Wheat closed higher; No, red,
cash 7819c, Nav delivery closed at 916 So,
June d .hv ry 793Sc bid, July delivery 76A6D
as &c bid. Corn stronger; M. nike !, cash, &c;
January delivery closed pc bid, February de-
livery 263602js6c, May delivery 9Sl6d2SIc
Oats higher but quiet; NO 2 cash, 2J3s1G204c
bid; May delivery 2lHc Whisky at 81 o.
Provisions firm for all hog products, with I'M
chan sed prices, save pork, which is higher at
CINorNNArI. Jan. 22-Wheat dull and heavy
No. ? 72@7sc. Corn steady; No. mixed
30 9G932 &C. oats firm; No. mixed 2I15c.
Provisions-Pork quiet and firm at $40 5. La d
stronger at s. 30. Bulk nj ats clos d quiet;
short RIBS s.. Bacon steady; snort clear s. %
Whisky steady at II o. Hogs active and
stron GER; common and light So 2583 IS, pack
ing and butchers 80 1903 30.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. p Wheat quiet; No. red
75c. Corn firm; No mixed 33c. ats steady;
No. 2. mixed 240 !419c. Provisions closed
S. rs, shoulders 81 so. Ness polk, $40 Sugar
cured h lms. neS $40 90 o 10 50, packei Lard.
prime steam, in tierces S. leaf, in tierces 81 90
az rs.
NEW ORLEANS Jan. 22-Coffee closed firm;
Rio cargoes, common to pri ne 1jbf020y &C.
SugAr-Louisiana open kettle strong; prime o
strictly prime 1l-l6@4 1871 C; centrifugals
steady; choice whi5e 64 s6 ljc, choice yellow
clarified l5-15c, prime yellow clarified AZ
5 49, &c. Molasses strong; opel kettle-uo
sound goods in first hands; Louisiana centrifu-
gals, choice 29c, strictly prime %l<sc. Syrup,
BALTIMORE, Jan. 2!-Flour steady. Wheat
southern stea iy; Western firm No. 2 winter
red, on spot and January delivery 73ls0Slc.
Corn-Southern steady; white 3lS40c, yellow
30137c; Western hrmer.
NAVAL STORES.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. q, noon.-Splrits turpentine
32s Cd.
LONDON, Jan. 22.-Turpentine SOS 7l6d
Wv ,RI Jan %. 400 -5pir..s Il pentine
quiet and easy at 42l5@43c Ros,n dull but
firm at 81 200 %.
500 D. in -Rosin quiet for common to good
strained. Spirits turpentine dull and nominal
CHARLESTON. Jan. 22.-Spirits turpsntile
nominal at ale. Rosin firm; good strained at
ST..
WILMINGTON, Jan. %. Spirits turpentine
steady at Soc Rosin firm; strained Csc bid,
good strained II. Tar firm at ST. so. Crude tur-
pentne firm; hard 81 TO- yellow dip and virgin
81 20.
NEW YoeK. Jan % - tee quiet but steady.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 21.-Rlce barely steady;
ordinary to good 31404Ac.
PET tOLGUN.
NKw v0Rx. Jan. % Petroleum market
opened irregular; spot firm at 107A. aud de-
cliued to 1914, thea rallied, and cl sel firm at
10i1a; while February options opened W ak at
107, advanced 10 1918, then reacted, and closed
steady at 1913.
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RECEIPTS.

Per Charleston and Savannah Railway. Jan 90
-69 trunks. 6 cases cigarettes cars pyrites, 4
cars rock. key soda, 3 bdls chairs ~ wheels 3
holsters, aXies, 3 doubletrees, couplings. u
bdls rims, boxes, crates machinery, / case
trunks, box machinery, 2 cases hats, / box
marble, 26 pkgs tobacco
Per Savannah Florida and Western Railway,
Jan 22-l,6is bbs rosin, 1890 boxes oranges. 1l3
bbls spirits turpentine, 400 bales hay, 900 sacks
meal, go bbls cotton seed oil, bales hides, 3
cases dry goods, cases baking powder, bales
bIrlapS 62 cars lumber, Z cars coal, l car posts,
cars wood, 10 npty bbls, 80 pkgs mdse. 42l
bal cotton 20 bbls oranges. 5 bbls We getables
Per Central Railroad. jan 22-637 bales cot
ton, II ia es warn, 7S bales domestics. bags
wool, bale hides. 10 rolls leather, 10 bdls paper
% pkgs tobacco COCO lbs lard. 1i6 500 lbs bacon
SO bbls spirits turpentins, H. 1902 bbls rosn, bbls
fruit, Il bbls whisky, l hf Dbl whisky, GO boxes
starch, 40 obs cotton seed oil, sacks peanuts,
~ boxes hardware, 25 cases G gRs, 225 bbs grits,
73 pSg5 furniture. l08tons pis iron. 8 bbls syrup.
30 bbls b 'er, s. hf bus beer, 10 head CATTLE %
horses, % cars lumber, 81 cords wood, l car d
lumber, Il bushels rice, b Xes woodenware, 2
cases liquor, 10 boxes vegetables, 253 pkgs mdse,
% bales paper stock, 1875 empty bbls, cars cot
ton seed.
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Per steamship Tallahassee. for New York
1,s00 bales upland cotton, 1854 bales domestics.
bbls rice, 800 bbs rosin, 80 bbls spirits turpen-
tine, 10 bdls hides, 422 bbls OIL 40 casks fish l13
bbs fruit 1850 boxes fruit, 40 bbls vegetables,
200 boxes vegetables, II tons pig iron, Ais pkgs
md So
Per steamship Alps OBr) for Bremsn-1. 051
bales upla ID cotton, weighing 49s,376 pounds
(adduionaD.
Per bark Nehemiah Gibson, for Montevideo-
AIS, 500 fe t Lumbar.
r schr Anna r Ebener, for Baltimore
1873, 3l7 feet p lumber-S ,illwell, Millen & Co.
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Vera Cruz. Jan is-In port. schT Mary San
ford. Bvr e, from Pensacola to sail next day.
Apalachicpla. Jau 2l-Arrived, schr Maud II
Dudley Oliver. Galveston.
Baltimore, Jan 2O-Arrived, schr Nelson Bart
lett Watts. ApalachicOla.
RrunswicE. Jan ls-Arrived, bark Ida OBrazl,
Rio JaneirO: schrs Laura Rose. Gariner. Der.
muda; Wm W Converse, Hazleton. Baltimore;
Conecuh, Southland, Perth Amboy; Jno Treat,
McLure Havana
2ltn-Saied banks Charles Cox (Brl, Nielsen
Montevideo; Carmel Nor. ThorSen. do; Jennie
Sweeney. Morse, Wilmington. Del; schrs Joe,
Ke ". Columbia Falls; Allie Br), Roberts,
Ablco.
Cleared. bark Almeria CNor). Nielsen. Har-
burg.
Co saw, &c. Jan 2O-Cleared. schr Mollis
Sa Inders, IngerSoll. Baltimore.
Went 70 seasons Frank Les, from Port
Royal for Baltimore; Benz F Lee, from CooSaw,
do.
Darien, Jan 2O-Arriyed banks Vega Rusl.
Gronroos, Mazarron SPAIN; Hope tBrl, Evans,
st Thomas; schr Caleb RIdgway, Townsend.
New York.
Cleared, schr Eta A Simpson, Bunker,
Thomaston.
q .orsetown, c, Jan f6-Arrived. schr NIyra
W ear, CasNeli, Boston; Hattie l. Sheets;
Doe, Philadelphia.
Jacksonville JAP 2O-Arrvcd. schrs Lncie
Wheat ey Fisher, Philadelphia; II LAMAR.
Rowland, Baltimore; q Rickerspn. Cou tier,
New YORK; Andrew Nebinger. Smith. do.
Slllei from Fort George 18th, scar o II Booth,
York
Pensacola, Jan l7-Arrived, bark Teresa Rocca
Qtall' Terezzano. Buenos Ayres; 20th steamers
| Scythian (Brl Hardee, Havana; ships Norwood
| SNorl, h aven SIS, Rio Janero; BlairgOwrie (B ,,
Dark, Alsoa Bay; barks LlmeS (Ausl. Monte
| video; Aquila tNor), Stoesen, Buenos Ayres;
Aital (Rusl, Lindblad, Havana; Bessie Hamil-
| to tNorG Olse1. Buenos Ayres; Jerusalem Nor,
| Carl sen. Ensenada.
Port Royal. c, Jan 20-Arrived bark Loves
| water (Brl. Fletcher, Paysandu for Coosaw.
Delaware Breakwater. Jan 19-Passed out,
| Steamship HuusOu
| COosaw.
10Th Arrived, schr Ada Crockett, Thorn
| dixie, Fernaudna.
| rtland, Me Jan e0-Arrved, schr Jennie F
| Wiley Chadwick, Savannah.
Paiang, Dec Arrived, bark Thorbecke "
| Dutch), De Jonge, Pensacola.
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PASSEE iERS.

Per steamship Chattahoochee from New York
Jos Wilcox, T Bren nan, w Kenny, A ellis,
T McManus, Q Marshaw, Rev Il : Hou yhton, j
Firm, Miss r oughton, " B Lawford l. S
Lloyd, II ColdinR, l. Lorenzi, and steer gs
Per steamship ITALIA see, for New York
Robert Saussy, Rev J G Ecclesti1, WIN Kemp
Lima Woodbridge, Woolson, Walter Curtis,
H Cockshaw, and 4 st age.
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New York, Jan 20-Arrived, schrs George I.
Drake, Goldthwaite, APP llachicola, is bound %
Boston; S g Hart, Smith, Apaiac1icola; Jno II
Tipgue, BardZe, Brunswick, Ga.
Cleared, schr Ida K Latham, Blatchford, Fer
nandina; Jas Woodnouse, Fic6ett, jackson
vile.
Genoa. Jan 17--Arrived, barks Maria Lau-etta
dtal,, Olivari, Pensacola; Rosa Maddalena QtaI),
Scotto do.
Liverpool, Jan i9--Arrived, steamship Alcestsr
1Brl Matthews. Savannah.
Marseilles. Jan 20-Arrived, bark sil0e tAus),
Cattarinich. Pensacola.
Dsmerara, Dec 21--saIed, bark Pentecoryo
QSor) KerfT, Pensacola.
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A branch Of the United States photographic
office has been eStabis ed in the Custom Houss
at Savannah. Notice TO mariners. pilot charts
and al NAUTICAL Information will b. furnished
masters Of vessels free of charge. Captains are
requested to call at the Office.
JouN 8 WATERS
Ensign U s n, IN charge pro tenn.
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Philadelphia. Jan 20-Notice is officially given
that the whistlinR buoy Off Brigantne Shoal
coast OF New Jersey, recently reported in a sink
inS condition, has been replaced by new one
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SPOKEN.
NOTICE I'd MARINERS.

BirE Rirgdove (Br, Stewart, from Pensacols
Tor Buenos Ayres. Jan Is. lat - S. Ion 80 w.
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Ensign U s N. IN charge, pro ten

Apalachicola. Jan eO-The sea buoy at West
Pass has been carried out to sea.
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CLEARED YE3TERDA'

Steamship Tallahassee, AsEIns. New York-C
G Anderson.
Bark Nehemiah, Gibson, Risley, Montevideo-
Chr G Dahl & Co
Schr Anna T Ebener, Springer, Baltimore
Jos Roberts & Co.
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Steamship Chattahoochee. Daggett. New York
&C q Anderson.
Scnr f nina G Middleton, Banks, Baltimore,
with gua1o to r r Agt vessel TO Master
Schr John Beachlm, CHM, Richmond, Va
with pyrtes to order; vessel to Master.
S,nr Mary Free and. Clark. New York with
guano to S. f & w Ry Co; vessel to Ma ster.
Schr John G Smith, Ca npbe, Norfolk, with
co 4 to G Taggart; vessel to Master.
Steamer Ethel, Carroll, Cohen's Bluff and
way landing--W + Gibson. Manager.
Steamer Advance, Strobhar, Augusta and
way landings-J q Medlock Agt.
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SHIPPING INrELLIG ENCE.

MINIATURE ALMASAC-THIS DAY.
SUN KISSES. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1854
Sun SETS ............... sos
HIGH WATER AT SAVANNAH. . .9:2j A NJ 9:56PM
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DEPARTED 3TERDAY,
SAILED YES

Steamer Bellevue, Bll1wil, Beaufort, Port
Royal and Blufton-Master.
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MEMORANDA.

Steamship Tallahassee, New York.
Bark Tare (Ausl, Brunswick.
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rise was started by Specialties. with verv heavy
trading in diSsOuri PScidc coalers st. Paul.
Sugar Refineries. and Union Pacific, the last
named being fav lrably affected by the report
Short Line was stronger on less business.
f erythng reached its highest point for the
day. and toe movement was kept up ri hit up to
the close. which was active and strong Among
the speciaities which were most prominent were
Oregon Short Line Colorado Coal, Hocxing
Va ley. and Mobile and Olio.ali OF which SC ,red
material advances for the day. Trusts were
fairly active, aud sugar Refleres was strong.
though expectation Of a decision in its c aSe
rather initiated against il. Buying was liberal
in the last hour, however. and with the regular
week. Active stocks are mostly hg ier to-
mig I, and Colorado Coal is up % per cent.
Oregon Short Line rs, Sugar RedneFies ia.
Mobile and Ohio lbs. and Hooking Valley / :
per cent. The sales of listed stocks a xgr gated
2l4,uuO shares; unlisted 5000. The following
Xr,4rt, me closing uuor ,fipuS-
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ARRIVED UP FROM o. ARANTINE YEsTER.
DAY.
Bark Denetra Ger. Schramm, to load for
Europe--A II Salas & Co.
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Mill timber 81 below thes figures.
FREIGHTS.


FREIGHTS.
z LUMBER-CoAsTwIsE- arrivals have been
quite full and the offeriny tonna % is liberal,
while rates are barely steady. Rates may be
quoted as With the range of So 00@7 so from
this port to Baltimore, Philadelphia,
New York and sound rts, VITA IS D50c
additional if loaded at near by Georgia
ports. Timber soc GSl 90 higher than lumber
rates. To the West Indies and Windward,
nominal; to Rosario, $40 00M21 90; to Buenos
Ayres or Montevideo, Sl8 or to Rio Janeiro
$l9 90; to Spanish and Meiiterra 1ean ports
ia 0011i so; to United Kingdom for orders,
nominal at tor timber 95 STA ldard; lumber,
E6. Steam-To New York, 81 00 TO Phila
delphia, 81 90; TO Boston, SIS 90; to Balti-
more, Sc so.
NAVAL SToREs-Dull. Foreig 1-Cork, etc,
for orders, rosin, IS, and As 3D.; spirits.
Adriatic, roSin, IS Cd; Genoa, IS 6d
South Ame~ica, rosin, 81 20 per barrel of $50
pc IN Is. Coastwise -Steam-To Bos on, Zoe per
100 lbs on rosn, 90c on spirits; to New YORK,
rosin, 71sc per 100 rs spirits, 8}c; to Phi adel
phia, n, nc per 100 lbs; spirits. SOC; to Bal
tilnore, rosin, 90c; spirits, roc Coastwis,,
-
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Ca r,l1nfs-The market continues quiet, but
- I'D uncha lged. There vera no sales re-
nul,-tad during the day. Last sa.es were on the
bass of quotations;
Cool ne iiu n.-.- -.-.'..-.........2S alD22E
ia fiI II i05. ---....--<5+4
Fna OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 2334
Extra nae. ..-.-..'..-.'..'..-.
C,,iea --.ss--.. - 0bSota
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

THURSDAY. Jan 20, 1890.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-11-30

bien de Il mismos, bsjo pretexto de
haeer Ell bien del pueblo, porque eD
la democracia, 81 bien Sc encierran
algunos ideAles sauos y rectos,
seq IA los principles de Ia Luena
filosoffs, sc alcanza 4 yer, tai CO.
mo Sc entiende y ejercita hoy, el
fuuesto simbolo de aquella miste
ROSA csja de que brotaban infni-
tos males. No hablamos de IL
verdadera democracia, sino de 10
democracia que, predicando in
mortales dogmas, los falsea y des-
figura segdn los intereses de secta
8 escuels.
Pueblo que presta oidos D IL de.
mocracir se parece 4 un caminante
sediento, que fatigado enla jornada
se echA 4 dormir en el fond do de un
vale; en- Ia illusion del suefio le pa.
rece hallarse 8 orillas de una fuen.
to y cree sentir Ell murmullo de las
aguas; pero, cuando va d acercar
sus labios para apagar su sed,
despierta mas sediento que nunca,
y advierte Ia illusion de la menti.
ra. HE aqui IL democraeisI
Los hombres han comenzado q
conocerls, J los impostores diff
cilmente encubren "a sus aviesas
intenciones. iCaen los tdOloS!
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iNO ESCARMENTARON?

Con el epigrafs de Las sjscss
clones pOr Ia slsctricidod, publica
% siguiente un cOlega de Nueva-
York:
GEL Tribunal de ApelAcionss de AL.
bany, supreme del Estado de Nueva-
York, hA confrmado 10 sentences pro-
nunciada contra sl marinsro japonts
Yugigo, que deberk ser sjusticiado DOR
10 electrieidad por asssinato comstido
en- 10 persona de uno de sus compans-
Hos.
El abcgado Dc Nusva. York, Mr. Ro-
ger Sherman, sl mismo que intssyino
4 favor del rso Kemmlsr, % 81 que
Ahola pfetsnds detensr Ia Aoci6n de- Ia
iasticis, = no desespera ada de poder
obtsner IN auto de habsas corpus l fs-
vor do 20 nusva elients. Como ksts O.
p, bfs ! AF shetasp 10 asbs prpceder
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-11-30

tuci6n, la formaran los indivfduos
electos por eI sufragio; para ser
elector 8 elegib'e, es de absolute
condici6n pagar IN censo; aae ccnsO
no es muy elevado, ' podrGn tomar
Darte On las elecciones todos los
que paguen al E-atio IN impuesto
lie sesenta pesetas mensuales. por
10 menOs; estas son las grandes
lineas de la Constitution iaponesa,
que me propongo estudiar & fondo,
cuando tenga ell texto.
Mr.. Ohyama ha dicho que tedo
ell mundo estA muy satisfecho en- su
pals, que ahora Sc halla algo agita-
do con motive de las elecciones.
Pues parece ser que existen variOs
partidos, ConservadOres, Hberales,
progresistas, eto., pero no hay min
gun republican,; en- eI Jap6n tOdos
reconocen la autoridad del Mikado.
A pesar de todo este, el Jap6n
es el pals mas adelantado del ex-
tremo Oriente, y desde hoy habra
que observar So poIftica, como se
observe la de Alemania, Russia y
demAs potencias de Europa.
e. ContaGains de LGtour,
corrspsn.al sn Parsdsl aBsstts Msysoaa."