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Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-11-06

Coin bracelets hav, hscn followed by coin
ebatelsines for III fan "a scent sott!s.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-24
POLICE COURT DoIN0S.

A Large Number Of Offenders Confront
Judge Newkirk Yesterday.
BY the Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE, May 23.-The police court pre-
sented an old-time animated appearance
this morning as the various offenders were
escorted TO seats inside of the railing.
Albert Barron was the first to be
mulcted. He pleaded guilty TO disturbing
the peace; s. and costs.
Robert Brooks for assaulting one Vic.
DESIGNER was cinched TO the extent Of SO
and costs. Being short Of funds he was
committed.
John l.. Sullivan admitted having caused
q disturbance n contributed 81 and
costs.
James l.. Oweng filled up on bad
whisky and was Gagged and this morning
was fined SO and costs. He was assigned
quarters i'm the basement.
{. Warren and Robert ERan were found
asleep under q barn. A charge of vag-
rancy was made to stick, and each was
fined s. and costs. Committed i'm de-
fault.
Read Wilds violated the city ordinance
prohibiting drunkenness. II cost him 81
and trimmings.
Josephine Godcheaux was arraigned for
disturbing the peace. She pleaded not
guilty, and her trial was set for mex Mon
day,
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-24
THOSE WHO ARE SUFFERING.

Patients at the sisters Hospital who Are
Progressing Nicely.
BY the Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE, May 2.-There is quite a num-
Der of cases at the Sisters hospital now
and all are doing well under the care OF
DR.. Hough.
William Quantrell, who had his foot SO
badly crushed by being run over by q
freight car, is still in the hospital and DIR.
Hough expects TO ave the foot.
Peter Wonder, who was seriously in
jured recently by being thrown from q
hand car on the Northern Pacific Pipe
stones grade, is reported doing nicely to-
night.
Mr.. Gallagher, who had both bones
sprained in the same ankle will be able TO
cave his room In q few days.
Moses Speilman who had the toes of his
left foot severely crushed by a falling tim.
Der while working for Green 4 Keefe on
the N. p. grade, is still in the hospital but
is rapidly improving.
Mr.. Brothus, who has been confined in
the Sisters hospital for the past five
weeks with q broken leg, caused by a cave
in at the High Ore, is about again on
crutches.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-24

''Coiusa No. B." Established nj Mrnder
Villa.

'Colusa No. B." Established at Mrader-
VILE.
by the Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE, May 23.-The thirty-eiNhth lodge
OF Odd Fellows in the state was instituted
at Meaderville last night. Grand Instruc-
tor McMurphy and Grand Master Slower
conducted the ceremonies. Forty-two
candidates presented themselves before
the instructor n asked for instructions
i'm the mysteries OF the order. The num-
Der which signed the application for n
charter was 90, but OF these ~ were ma
BILE to be present last night, being on
night shift at the different mines and
smelter. These will he initiated later on
by the officers of the new lodge. After the
limitations had taken place Grand Master
Slower formally instituted "Calusa Lodge
No. 3" and the following officers were
then installed: Noble grand. NJ. j. Cham
berlain; vice grand, W. A. E~sterbrook
recording secretary, Charles Hopkins
treasurer, Albert Gunderson permanent
secretary, j.. H.. Davis.
The lodge having now been properly
instituted and differed, the visitors, of
whom there were many, representing the
Butte lodges, were escorted to the hotel
conducted by Mrs. Rutledge and ban
quoted. Toasts and speeches were made
and the festivities continued until n late
hour.
Colusa lodge starts into existence under
the most favorable circumstances, and
being composed Of excellent material,
will soon rank among the foremost lodges
In the state.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-24
THREE NUr OF FUN.
Fractions Horses Make . Circus Ring oi
West Park street.

Frsctious Horses Make . Circus Ring ol
West PARK street.
Special Correspondence Of the Standard.
BUTTE, May 2.-There was an exciting
time in West Park street for three min.
utes this afternoon. Ed. King hitched
his horse near Walton 4 Nichols place,
but the horse didn't like 70 be hitched,
and reared frantically. His head came
In collision with Mr.. Kings nose, knock.
ing that gentleman over and drawing
first blood. The struggles Of the horse TO
follow up his advantage and land an
other in the same spot frightened the
team of Walton 4 Nichols, which
was hitched near by, and they
started east at n lively gait.
They were brought 10 n stop by trying to
go on both sides Of the telegraph pole at
the southwest corner of Main and Park
streets. Dine horse went above and the
other below the pole, but the wagon could
not decide which side TO go, and so
baked. The tongue struck with full
force against the pole and got the worst
OF the contact. The horses were unin-
iurcd.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-24
CONTEMPLATING CARTER.

The New Board Of Trade Sends Him y
Telegram Of Thanks.
by the Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE, May 9.-President James b.
Leahy, of the board Of trade of Butte city,
to-day appointed the following commit
tees:
Temporary Quartcrs-John A. Cannon,
w. ID. Fenner, ID. b. Vincent and James
B. Leahy.
On Reception To Michigan Press Assoc
ciation-Albert Gundcrson, John b. Well
come, Z. II. lrqine, &. II. Kornberg, j. L.
Richards, c. &. Bradshaw and L. w.
Wynne.
In accordance with the resolutions of
the board last night, the following tele-
gram was sent to Congressman Thomas
II. Carter to-day:
The board Of trade Of Butte City thanks you
and your co-workcrs In congress for your I'M
ccasing efforts In behalf ~ the lead interests Of
our great state and congratulate You upon your
brilliant victory.
tSignedl JAMES u. LEhHy, President.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-24
DEMPSEY'S SAD DEATH
He Was Not Murdered. But He Met
Most Wretched End In q Mis-
erable Hut Alone and I'm
cared fora Sad Story.
BY the Standards Special Wire.

BY the Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE, May 23.-It transpired ut the
coroner's inquest tonight that John
Dempsey, the man who was found dead
In his cabin near Feeley's station, was a
second cousin Of the noted pugilist, Jack
Dempsey. At least the man claimed To
his friends that he had that honor, and
although he was almost destitute he
always took the sporting papers to keep
track OF the movements Of his noted rela-
tive. The cabin where Dempsey met his
death alone is in the lonelicst part of Di-
vide creek, half n mile from any other
habitation.
The inquest showed conclusively that
there was nothing criminal in the death
OF Dempsey, the verdict being that he met
his death from natural causes.
But the inquest did reveal n story of
friendlessness and heartlessness such as
has, perhaps, never been told before in
this vicinity. Eaten by disease, sick to
death, .frenzied by such anguish that he
threw himself TO the floor, bit his fingers
and mutilated his body, John Dempsey
met his end. There a not an attend-
ing physician To furnish him an ale
turn his pillow. The last visitor left his
cabin at 5 O'Clock this morning, finding
him naked and unconscious. The same
only one, apparently, who cared
- t. e.
sn,apsnL a,n ms "oan' rs.usneu ~
9eJJ nIsns .u Nh ussau' Ince
yTtS iss!es ,nn''erihe, n,sLace due.
;, sJiy o,ousn. ~ no serulct oi oT,nh-
,,;a;n;s,. ~. a. Jsa.hs' - Peop'e oi ,ie
'niann.n.s sJ. p.ar NY appeareI tnat nc
nnas;nr - nar eat " ~ "ork az pIos-
b,ms NJ III ~ nnan n,s uyIne
hsenoh, sro,a E,a ~ s."s;Se WHO MI
n oto ~ wi STrssys s e : kl,ew .i.,ie
auou. ..c Sase. ny h"u hear, t.at tle
m,nnani' waJ ''eA an" '"e" iearhe" Una me-
N.Ss"n p,,u,
ehoJ ply was appaIehI.y .ne one
mno Asu 1 M snoss ~ ''e s'sk Inan' me
NJ y. vi n.s.". Sieeen, ".n "iu snat
nnLps.s a'i 70 m.s pince 'nreS or TOUT
49, as1. ne Mas SIGN anu s.opPea
eneIe w. me- ne men MeIis on 70 ME-,
r r;se Lasa rn,uay' me hayine peeh iounu
s.y ~" III Eavan, ne was saAen 70 nls OWL
gIoi.. .lls Iace Mas .uen pauiy swolIen.
nJ = 70. VIII II. u ,e rev wo,seso
eo uown " ~ P,ace. peInpsey u,ui,t
se, vi ; ""'e a"y''h'g' anu ooois
ou ~. r,,e NH. 80. ~.
auesay nSu's caIleu n,u Denlp-
sey SIn.e n.is pet'eT; nu. ne was
10, w 70 get Tu. OF peu. pouiy 'h.e'uea
10 Iists I'M iuesuay eSenL.e, p". go'
NJ W,eS ~, WIN aN auu ~. 1o ,lteu.
nn ,here n1d tound ~ ov, ssr, mg ,o we nn
Up tnere anu iouiiu Defnpscy on
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-24
A Number Of Civil Actions Disposed OF
Yesterday.

A Number OF Civn Actions Disposed of
Yesterday.
BY the Standards Special Wire.
Butte, May 23.-The trial of Daniel
Moran was concluded in the district court
this afternoon. He is accused Of robbing
Christensen in the Palace saloon last
winter. The case was given to the jury
about 4 o'clock this afternoon, but they
nave O yet agreed on a verdict.
In the case Of Pincus vs.. Eugene Albine
h motion to dismiss appeal was with
drawn and time was granted to lille
papers.
In the case Of Wells VS.. Maddux the de-
fault of defendant was entered and judg-
ment rendered for $500; interest OF N22
and attorneys fees, sl22.
In the case of Smith VS.. Richville. judg.
ment was entered in the sum OF S252.51
and S42.65 costs.
The cases set for trial are not ex-
hausted, and tomorrow morning the
criminal calendar will be called again.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-24
Had a Foot Cut on.

BUTTE, May 3.-William Gleason, an
old resident OF Butte and Walkcrville, has
for some time been suffering from dis
ease Of the arteries Of his left leg, which
developed into gangrene of the feet and
and ankle joint. This afternoon DIR.
Hough, assisted by Drs. Newlin, Winston
and Louis Hough. performed MI amputa.
ton just below the knee joint, from which
has been confined to his home for some
months, n was advised by DR.. Hough
some months ago that amputation was his
only hope. His general condition was not
good at the time Of amputntion but his
friends are hopeful,
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-24
A Backward Spring In Idaho.
,ecial Correspondence OF the standard.

BUTTE, May 23.-A letter has been re-
|raived by James b. Leahy from James
Reardon, superintendent Of the Cleveland
and Anchor, dated at Warren's Dig
eings, Idaho, stating that he had
reached that place after thirty
seven miles of sn~ow-shoeing, n the
hardest trip he ever experienced. The
spring Is very backward. The men re-
ported the mines looking very fine. There
was a raise To the surface ON the vein Of
ninety feet, averaging two and one-half
feet of fine ore. The main ledge is look
ling very well.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-24
STILL THOSE WARNING BOARDS


Postmaster ESan. Bothered tO Know
which Board shall Receive the Mail.
Special Correspondence Of the Standard.
BUTTE, May 2.-The question as to
which Of the boards of trades shall re-
ceive the mail directed TO the Board II
Trade is n likely Ia puzzle even such
an ast,te postmaster as John q. Evans.
Tn new board OF trade claims that IL is
the only proper and legal board ~ trade
and is entitled to all the mail. Being in
corporated, which the old board is not, Il
claims that IL alone can be known as the
Board OF Trade and must have the mail.
The old board claims that the difference
between b Butte City Board Of Trade
and the Board Of Trade of Butte City is
sufficient Ia show this distinction, and
they will claim the mail.
The old board Of trade will meet at the
court house at ( o'clock tomorrow even
ing 10 elect officers for the ensuing year.
aud transact other business that is likely
10 come up.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-24
Honors for j. q. Evans.
BY the Standards Special Wire.

BUTTE, May 3d. To-day Postmaster
Evans received his commission as Past
Grand Chancellor Of the knights Of
Pythias, the highest honor within the gift
of the order in the state. The honor was
bestowed In recognition of his five years
Of services as Grand Keeper of Records
and Seal. a most arduous and responsible
position. Mr.. Evans feels justly proud Of
his record, as but few men have filled the
same position for that length of time, one
term being about all that even the most
ambitious candidate usually cares for.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-24
Anaconda's New Depot.

by tht Ststhdafd : SptclAI Wit.
BUTTE, May 23.-T. Appleton, engineer
In charge Of construction OF the buildings
for the Union Pacific, arrived In the city
yesterday. This afternoon he was accom-.
panied by General Manager Baldwin of
the Montana Union 10 Anaconda to in.
spect the plans for the new depot to be
quilt there during the summer. The new
depot Is To be Of stone and will undoubt-
eddy be the handsomest and most elabor.
ate i'm the state.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-24

Pianos tuned and repaired by Miss
Laura Baker. of the Boston Conservatory
with Van Orton d Reinhart, l23 Main
street, Butte.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-24

Band and orchestra music at the music
parlors 81 Van Orton d Reinhart, Butte.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-24

Mr.. Van Orion of the firm of Van orion
Reinhart has no connection with any
other musical firm i'm Butte.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-24

The C~hickering, Shoninger and Meblin
pianos and the Shoninger and Needham
organs on easy payments. Van Orton 4
Reinhart, 124 Main street, Butte.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-24
DISTRICT COURT DoiNoS.

Order your sheet music Of Van Orton 4
Reinhart, 124 Main street, Butte.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-24

Mail orders for all kinds Of musical
goods promptly filed by Van Orion *
Reinhart, 12f Main street. Butte.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-24
BusineSSC hanges

We will make changes in
our business the first of Au-
gust. This fact induces us to
reduce prices in order that We
may sell off one-half of the
stock now on hand. No mat
ter what prices may be made,
whether special or otherwise.
we make still
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-08-27
RBVIEfA COKRRCIAL DR BARCELONA.


Cy5.-Puerto- RicO.--El vapol
I7'Pue torrlqueh )" hA cUnducido DE-
Arc,IbJ'll6 cos, de Ponce 100 ,
dc la Caintal 90, y el va, or "Bue
nos Ai,es" 81, habien o contiru u :
do Q to fru muy cue lmado poI
no or classes de hcc,end4 .uper u
res las recIbldas, 1n Gas qce no,
sol itan los tompradores por So
escasez po este soIo se han colo
cadO 100 sacos hacienda regu-
lar de Ponce por vapOr "PuerhIrrI-
queno" al Ietedor ne pfs. $3.50, y
80 de la Capital q 27'5O 90. desp.
Uotlzamos firme el hacienda supe-
rior de pfs. 1925, a 1916 , foio el
bAjO a bueno de 2V5O a 22'5O, los
4p60 kilos despachad0.
Arrlbos de le de
Euero al 81 J1-
lio. io...--........ =. 1909, ,42O kiloa
Il igralp ri. do de
1885. .......... 1.149.078 I"
Astoar de Puerto ioo.-Muchu
ha variadO la s,tuacl0n do este
ulce desde Ia anterior res, ma, pue>
unique el vapor ''PuertorrIqueno"
reca.6 con 2 1856 lacOs y IL Doco-
es de Arecibo, 100 barri es y ]. 600
acos do Arroyo, y 8,127 s4cos do
,'oDce y la Capital, ) el "Oludad
lie Santandet" por trasbordo del
"BuenOs Ares" con 100 barriles
10 Ponce y S42 sacos de la .Capi.
cal, ceb trifugas, mascsbsdos y al.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-08-27
SUCESORES De IBIRCl.
IiLLRE Ol PUIOlCIOY Y AAQUIyARIA
7 ALMACEEES De HIERRO.

San Juan Puerto-RiCo. - Marina
Ponen en- conocimiento del pd hlicC
que han montado sus tsleres { 10 altu
rA de los de 50 clsse del extr4Bjsro
provsy endolos de lAs miquinAs , dti Ct
mas moderno', y ejecutan cuAntos ira
bsjos Sc les confiAn por complicados qus
sean y garantizando 50 rssnltado, pa.
rA 10 cual cuentan CON los mejores
operarios conocidos en- Cuba y Paerto
Rico. Oonstruyen mszas para trspi.
chss, CAtAIinAs, Oilindros y Oalierat
de vapor, de Ia fuerzA que SO desee }
cuAnto ,oucierne 4 ma4uinaris, ofrecen
IN constants surtido de Arados, Tube
ia de hlerro J cobre, Empsqustadurss
de todss clAses.
VAlvulas, grifjs, Lubricadorss Auto.
m&ticos de gota visible, y cuGutos srti
culos Sc reiacionan con Ia maq uinarin
= Ia agriculture.
UnlcJ punto para Ia vsnta del acre
ditado aceits VAIvoline de los Sres
Lsonard y Ellis de New. York, fabr,
cadl expresa mente para lA lubricac:6n,
de cilindrOs de vspor y toda clAse de
maquinariAs, y especiAlments para las
atlas presiones.
T1do envase qve no lleve esta contra.
sefis no serG legitimo.
u. .AsA..A
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-08-27
Mapiea Y. riadarsmanta.-Ra q

Magiea verdadersmsnte. Rs on
sus efectos la prodigiosa pant
americana conocida en- la cienc'y
bajo el nonb 9 le H0mamelis Fr
gtniOa y en- el v1lgo bsjo el de
Witch Hazel { 8 Avallano Brnjo
plsnta de q eual extrajo y combi
no tan admirable como cientifica
mente ell emiuente sabio Doctor O,
O. Bristol, Ell E1tracto Doble Y el
UhgiisatO de Ham melis ViTginicG
Estls maravilIosos remedies ali
Wan Y curan toda clase de heridas,
quemaduras. tumores, 1iceras GRO
nicas, carbunclos, go pss, confu 10
mes, etc.
El E1tract0 es NJ esneeifico para
ell Reumatlsmo, y el Uagiisnto no
tiene rival en- la curacl6n do las
Almorranas.
Aceits de oliVas. -Complstamen
te puro y diafano, y sobre todo So
iecto y exquisite, vendese Gu bote-
las en- el Dep6sIto dc calzado La
PGinesGnG, de Marcos Pieras.
Sc recomienda tan valioso pro-
ducto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-08-27

que ademas no debe hacerse
osta del TesOrO de Ia isla.
Otro deatino del empr6stito era
Ia conversion pero los exponentes
femuestran con nGmer0s que resul
isria pagando Ia isla IN 80 por 10C
mas de 10 que adeuda, y ademas
cue Ia conversion no urge, pueeto
one los biIIetes del Tesoro actuaIes,
/. ne empezaron por cotizarse al 15
or 100, han snbidO hasta ell 90 J
.5 hoy, 10 cual prueba que estan
satisfe hos los tenedOres.
Por iliimo, el canje de la none
da puede hacerse sin emprestito
or una operaci6n sencilla, consis
tente en- tomar millones en- mo-
Beda nacional dc plata y orc, rein
egrandola con los pesos mejicanos
,ircaiantes en- la isla, qua tieneD
mejor ley que nuestra moneda.
EI GIobo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-08-27
LA CaMARA DE COMERCIO
DE PUERTO RICO

La Oamara de Comercio de Puer-
to Rico ha dirigido una exposi.
ci6n al miuisterio de Ultramsr pi.
diendo cue no se lleve 4 cabo e
empfestito de ocho millones de pc
SOS que autoriza Ia VICENTE ley de
presupuestos de aQuella isla.
Uneu so ruego al de Ia Oamsrd
de Oomercio de la capital el gre
milo dc agricultores y alganos otros
de importancla, que puede decirse
representa- Ia opinion de aquella
provincial espahola, resultaudo el
contraste de que mientras ca Ia
Peninsula suele tener el GObierno
que poner tasa On los gastos y
empr9stito de una prov,ncia, all
es la opinion qulen pile oil Gobier-
no que no haga uso de Ia autoriEa-
Ci6n para ell empr6sitlto. Destin&-
base este d var .os objetos: uno de
ellos el deErlbO de las murallss
de San Juan de Puerto Rico, y la
EXPOSITION dice Que las murallas nj
sirven nj estorban para la defens4
de Ia plaza, que no tiene coudicio.
nes para la artlllerfa moderna y
81 de 10 que 80 trata es del ensan-
che Y hermoseamiento de Ia capi-
tai, nj hay raz6n para que 10 pague
tOda Ia isla, nj es neCesario el tot u
derribo de las murallas, bastando
abrir tres huecos On las tres GALES
principales y construir viaductos
sObre el foso.
El seguudo objeto 4 que sc des-
tinaba el empr6stito era Ia CONVEX
saci6n de Ia Deuda, y la exposi-
ci0n sostiene que no es necesarla
porque los billetes del Tesoro, que
llegaron & no pagarse ms qua
oil 15 por 100, hoy Sc cotisau al 80
y 90 por 100, 10 cual prueba que
los tenedores estAn contentos y
satisfechos con ellos. La CONVEX
saci6n, 81 SO realizase, haria pagar
& a isla IN So por 100 mas de 10
que sdeuda.
Por 6itimo, el caUje de Ia none
da, do que tsmbi6a se ocupa Ia
expo>icl6D, no sup me ell empTesti
to, porqne puede hacerse, asi 10 sos-
tiene la Osmara de Oomercio, una
operaci6n sencilla que consiste en-
tOmar ] Is millones de pesetas en-
moneda naci0nal Y reintegra; las
con pesos mel canOs de los circu-
lantes al valor dc 50 centavos,
puea sabido es que tienen mejor
ley que nuestra m0neds.
Tormina la eyposici6n oponi6n
dose en- absolute al empr6stito.
porQue mediante 81 eDtraria Ia
Hacienda de Puerto Rico por ell
camino peligroso de la Deuda flo
taatb, calamidad de que hasta aho-
ra SO ha visto libre, debieBd do q clio
la reIatiya prosperidadad de que
goza.
~ EstandGTte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-08-27
REVISTA COMERCIAL.
NOTICIAS Y ANUNCIOS.

gun lote de miel, como en- ell ex
traDiero les precios venian allan
do, pudo exped rse Inglatersa u,
lote de unos 900 sa o. mas. aba
do por vspor San Juan" y 8 95G
sscoS mascabado por "Pnertorri
queno," Sc han vendido para Lou.
dte.. ESQ despeI to a nuestro mer.
ca de u p' strac on, p, 70 sntrs
= la veia Sc haitian aj,istado 325
"a os centrifuga de Areclbo con
rese va y despues de iuiciada el
{ LA 168 sacos de Ia Capital centri-
fuga bueno al rededor de ptas. 20
%. despacbado, otrOs 100 con re-
serva, 100 id. id bueno 4 27.5O y
6ltimsmente ia tambi6a bueno q
~ 30, tod s por "Buencs Aires" y
del "Pnertorriquefio' 593 sacos cen-
trffuga de Arrribo bueno, al rede.
dor oe ptas 81 % I18 id. Id. miei
d 'ed d de 1850, 400 mascaba-
io q do Ponce d Is 25, 2,262 Gen.
{ fuga dorado & a 18 30, %. sobre
muel Q y 3l9 sacos centrlfuga Y
ma caOado de- la Capital & pIecio
r servaio. I'll resto disponible del
"PueftOrriqueno" Sc almacena, pues
los tenedores revelan mayor firme-
"a, y cotizamos sostenido el CEN
rrifuga de pesetas II 80 & $3.50,
nascabados de 1850 All, y mieI
lie 15 q 1850, segdu classes, 90. de
Al 50 xii, 8 en- deposito.
Arrlbos de Cuba, Puerto Rico y
Filipinas:
De IL de Enero al
81 de Julio %. SO Ole, 1868 kilos
I'm igual periodo
de 1888. -...... 81 SS0,759 +"