davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-12-01
IIBROS.

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sass ~ aas~ aae sAsmssm -
assassesssssass ssss@s Asm ssssAass
k4sssssAsssa saseKsa Asas@ ssss sea = a
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DOCTOR NJ RGTRR0A.

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sa.sA
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A&.M a kaasmaAs
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sassaaaA
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$3.50 aaaa4assA
N~ Aasaasasss AsNsss &rN
Aas sass@sssss
AsA - @ sm.sasa~ss =.
&c. ssssss saS.ssA
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s4ass 8s es-@ aasssepsA
sA aasssAsea.a# sssas-@aM s@.
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esAs4& sass. - aaasssk : s.s@s@-s
s~3ess asss~AAas
a84 @ amAe -
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-12-01
TtNTAS PARA ESQ RIBIR
gs Ii uPREiTl Dill 1BOLETIl IBRClITIl, j"

las urGas pasa ssarihii aua vanne eyta CASA
pfuedtnts do las mEjores KbFiOas del mundo in
pusty'al no admifan eomptanms an el msrcadO.
SIS nagnosca eol0raG 81 durahilidad. ans sslaC.
- clssss las ETrsntinn, dAadolss patanle d pro.
1nhEe snpSgio3
laadass 1 80 u gang de ina baratura sin
lxsal. = eanraaafa = cue naestras tlnfas para
a@rxihaf esafs ar ,te'0 !arscho s0naulgtada ie
remsa~sM Il sH ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-12-01

DOCTRIkA (RISIllkl
4.spOR GIL EsTEUE

Nuevs tdiciop psfncsSmssi'
smpresa y sDeuadtfnadA sn car
ton. d NUEVE PESOS grhsAa
al contado.
Tomando 10 grusEas 20 eAes
IN buen desensnto.
- he sentn en- ssta IwprtGta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-12-01
NNft:Os DE- T0DSss
nLn0Rlg H0Ll0NAY.

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8ss0ssa Essss sss1Ae = s1sMze ssms-
aassAHaMsss - - ssas &c s@ xsassa.
m y s@ sseAa ks1s asm xssNsAs-
asa Isl ssnAaseR. 4m axa.sA. ge
sasassmsssss @s an - am . g 30
aAssasa aaaeA. + 8wmMvxwn. b. Axz seAs
saaA as aasaaas y a nkss "a.
ssssssassssaaas Sc - az4sss - S.
"a ssss ssssssAs h ~ asgsAssA asa. :
~ 81 Asss@asa aswsAmaA ! sA4assss i !
sma ss&ssszkAksas = ~ anEsms s.sEA
ssssxNS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-12-01
lEetltle t0sikap III FTa. -RIta.
vAPla aApII.1s

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cues Al asss1~stss ssa tss F@ d kss
y sags pef Vi lsxass, svgazsas sa Is
Fwsse* as FasassA nN@sEaS. Asssys
Fasss. Asya Kass, AgasAAAAa. , Ass'gA.
e@ y vsss Fssas sswe@sasv3@as-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-12-01
A v ISO O..

ob)cso initacioaea
Reveron hago presene las .egma ia @dss exe0s
acredada Rarma~ de- ios ho fae CAT eo qee
depoaEArioA nla
loxEados hEa d!chaA PndorAa
Deposition Capt. Galletmey-Ponce, Vale oAhdoAreci
bo FarmAclA Rys-aDoao FAsuaela BeAneeLass FAxmacA
Iturrno.- Ciales, KATmaca del Ledo LuIs LlaEd
DOCTOR NJ RGTRR0A.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-12-01
lose II. ASTLNA A
TETuAM sT~-EAFxxAA

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uomAsaC@tsas. AGSANs snsasw ssss As
Ia CU@gakl 9sAss2s e,aa Aaas
ace fxae~sxs ss&smuameHas rassmzwassas
sAl a. tswasE l.yssasasAs FAmsa NJ
ureawm s@@ss 90 Aaa NaAsAAssasssnss
Ice De Cal a. rasaA O. = Gssus.
rxFaa 60 esx1ss@ maasssxN aas.masgsasn
& y egwssA EsasAs y &x u EaamsAs
"a swp.sAeAs . AaasA as mssw ssMe
AsyrwmA As xAAsazAaAsA vsmsss ss.
asssa 90 AEsss.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-12-01
LIEaA DR CAIBARIKE.


AAta sgaYsesa gaszas si fsgxw Aa til
LA, potsHis p3Fa ssGess ass I'es aas
eosGAs ds sssM las. J AAAAlaGaa4s -
h0nhAs Eass ssaA4 sw Auaas K@xa s.i.
wAnsTELGa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-12-01

Los vapores de ssta empress efec.
tusran 81 salida desds este puerto en-
los diss 5, 10, Is, 30 y 26 de cads mes,
4 las 5 de Ia terds en- los dias de labor
y D lsr l2 del dis en- los festivos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-12-01

&a@a& Ga assA ~ sMa ssss sAs.a
sssass lssssssss = So asea iss=s - sas.s
~ 4a ~ - a5asss - ,ss.ss.s ). =
- 8ssaasN Fssx nsaa a. a.
ssssses esssAs @sss 4 Asgz @zsss ssa x.ss ss
ssetsA sfff 4ssassSs - es=ssss @s8se
$50 ssassas sss@ss sasasssse se.4.
* sE4 49, ssssssa =.
= sis @ 4 aHsAsaaA IS
- eA sssA..
~ 80 sna asas
80 ~ " nla sn ssass
; sss s A p4a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-12-01
yAPORES.
qUomRMos-MsRA A1fo&Ms
On IA nnMpAHIA fRAgAFLANTIcA
s.vvieio psrs Puerto-Rico y ls Habans'

@ Sesyisio para Puerto-Rieo y u hanans'
:. SALIDAE.-Ds Barcelons los dlss 8 20
ls cads mes De Mklaga 81 7y T.-DsUs-
4is el 10 v 80.--Ds Eantanderel 2O'--Hs 10
OoruHs oil 81. G8
De sxpsndsn bfllstea dirsctos para EaysgNsh
Ponos. Santiago dc Cuba, Gibara, N1svitasi
Sabanilla y Cel6n, CON trasberde On FusrFs-
Bloc Habaxa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-12-01

$50 gf9wgeN2 I'll N8a "
- fsfssNNsa mr e9saNsW ssN
agfYrfA 80 EwwAtm tmrMAwwA
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f.
tgs.M.ts a. m..s.
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s,a..s.ses..
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As.asss
kn2s a Ns m.ssssss.
A.s,ss..s 3. -
Aa.sas i L. usm... 49,.
ssas y s..ss.....
nsa IL m....aa
1aas a.A M&.a.
s.sa. = a..
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sMs4 assx.
sMam sn9asa
A@s@ ssssaa.
n uss. a. s.,.ss
Aasas ~ ass.a
sAsss assm.s..
esa. sn.srs n,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-12-01

q 80 ss'A ndss curaas nnsho los Bsss u do Gubs
nehoo Su% p0ses pete ofeceg p6tko m rrlo cns
paede mecrA - pAgteA guna ha ninga0 eonnepo
ansasFaa raArva@ Luz DRLLANTE RLErA LUZ sor an
sasAn FegAdAs pefA solo gs IA ev Ioa faIsi
Eeadog@s - .~''A'
Pso idsA1o GAs In Soar saT6 l. tsa at 10 gaonss
LaE Bs 'e 81 is naa Il Eesns'.. ST drm d. aem Sm
2o0 iGena 50 Idm
W TOO . idtm sc idm den
idm
NJ AAs guna eemas eendgolor e. de rsna
gse Aena @
gtssto 20 81 80 Gaia 100 k5rrames nor In
@% LII % PF~na7ss sobsafA cue "a re-
sAa4e N ~
Agsaaa srs~aaa psss isis soBaISos DE EzoUI q
sas JaAA. Fa*F d e CALI 90 In FOrtAsesA Ia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-12-01
yIAJz DIRzoTo DlsDz ruxR7o- Rlo'
4 ala Coruna b sautander'

:snSa do Pxrio- Riss d Sia IS d sHa9 Nass.
Dc sxpldsa pasajea de Ida > ysslsa osH 70
esr cisnts dc rsbaia. ..,...
, "a nsssiss sntsros, % lee har& ID rebaia des
sS nor oIsnto. Hsta rsbsja no % aplioAbls D
,es billstss do Ida y vsslta, i,
IN Ia I.y &c clsss. On niae nnsnsf Do .
i.aes en osds familia, gratis. Los dsEnAs me-
rcrss de 8 aaos l de- Pasajs, do 8 d ~ ahss no
lssmplidos | psssis, do IL saos osrnphdSs pa
~ &c prssersncia , s. erdIusrfa. On Atse
35Asts amos gratis, Do & . aAss pasaJs'
Do . & IL skss 1 psaais, do II aaoS sa adsiAA'
o pasais sntsro.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-12-01
LUZ BRTLL.ANTE
LA LUZ EN- Ell bUEDO re LOS NecoC'os
ACBTTE PARA ALUMBRADO DI PAMIIIAs

- SsVCD u s7V9O
aston ezpoTtdne,1s.
San ksme ~ mat o;oz;
Este aoeits psSauct ,..ae
3 fabricse On espe eiai
s. gnal, sire superior n los
nr Sc imp tar der ex
= esObaje iversoa nom
J rl,sres tnnto, Do
p lidsd . lnpi, cas-
ni9 POI ID 9 guridad ,ias
ssss 1 lns CO.. suusid..ses I
NHs -sfospt c.a acnrin
sh , - rs'duoides 90. ! .
y ga mssea axIrsl ioiss,
con g e nlasf ,reciO
fiafts 8 -; e0nsnmi-
Sores eaa - ;s.s de ales INA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-12-01
PILDORIS RECOESTITUYENTES
] DEE DOCTOR D. NICOLAS REVERON.
Prlvle9o exclusive expedido en- MadTd 81 de Mayo d
f8r I, por el Excmo Sr Mnistro de Fomento.
PREPARADAB Ey LA FARMACIA DE vALLF 7 OANCIO,

U0cw cpostaaa Verdadora formula ou1co P1s to.Rec
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-12-01
LINEA DE CUBA.

l4lNEA DE OObA.
LIegAran colo harta Santiago do Oubs
los vapoEes que saleE los dias 5, Is y 36.
Los de los dias y 25 tocarAn en-
Nusviets, Puerto Padre, Gibsrs, Maya
ri, Baracos, Guantanamo J Cuba
EI dia Is hark las mismas escalAn,
4 exception de 10 de MnyAri, y adsmGs
tocncA en- SaguA de TAnano.
Todos retornsrkn verifcnndo sus 60.
lidas de Ouba los diAs Is, - = s, efec.
tukndcse Las sntradns en- 10 Habana
en- Las fechas correspondisntss de 10,
30 y Q De cadA nneH.
Ninguno de estos vAporss tocarh q
su setoEno On GusntknAmo.
LINEA LIE PUERTO RIO.
salen i0s diRe l0y 20 los vsporss
que hAcen Ell serviciO de Oorreos.
Ell del dia 10 tocA en- Ensvitas, Giba-
ra, Baraeos, Guantanamo, Onna, Osbo
Haitiano y Port-au-Prince Puerto Pla-
ta, Ponce, MayKguez, AgnAdills , San
Juan de Puerto Rico. al retorno harA
escala en- los mismos pusrtos.
III del din 30 ird por Enevitas, G-
bars, Barscoa, .GuAnt&namo, 0uba, Ban.
to Domingo, Ponce, MRysgues, Agass
dilla y San Juan de PusTto. Rico, vi.
niendo por los mismos pasytos.
Retornarkn ealiendc dc Puerto Rico
los dias 80 y ssspectivEnsnts; toeA-
Rdn en- 0aba los diae 20 y ., lIsgAndo
q Ia Habana en- las fechAs sorfsspon.
diantes d I J IL de- cAda mes.
Einguno de sstos dos vapoFss tooafA
4 a. Fsterno en- Guantanamo.
LIEaA DR CAIBARIKR.
Todoz los lunsa . Ias de L. tmrds
saldFA u. vapcr qus, toeAnao loH EnArssa
en- Ia JsabslA De ssgua. llsgara 4 oAi
barieu loa ulSycoles-
RstoFnErk sAIis SO DE- 0aihmgisa Zoe
jnsves, desppea ds la llsgsaA DEL Gxan
De saAajeroa, e9n sacalA ca Hagna, vi
llsgasA 4 la HnesHa ioe Wares.
1odoa los visrnsa q lat 9 De Ii saras
saldFk osEo TAYof gas ts<KEA sa Isabsls |
is SsgnA loo tGba3eA J IsssEA D Oas.
barren Los Domtgo@
kGsxsnAiA sa sstSTae sAlssn4o de- Usa
bAFisn loa Ensrtss, sspnAs es IL slsEs4a |
asl srsn Dc Taaslssca, Ioemra ~ tsagsa |
7 llsgaTA 4 sa nstsssn Ice mlAsseAsa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-12-01
Tinos dc RUgDA y 70R0l
fIETO Y BLAECO.
ss .s au slIErss gEs IitslsC1
au
Al. PuBLfCC
AL PuBh.Icc

Aesbap de yscibiss, sn iA tasnas 20
u 0nrsia q 20, HAn Josa ndA. 1, Sc
m,sniEeoa y sc'eaiseaos yihes sahta Q
blaueo DO Rasss J Kcrc [ l@stslsalr
! 81 dssallsn poi sos~alsss ssfEassss' /,
su.rsov = nsAiAs plpns. . psstaes sfn
sznsinnaiss
TAngses go ensaka asa D Ests&n
sanda "a anirs qns rselhs ean sa-
snisitos vircs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-12-01
EMPRESA
ISYOREEPlaULSS CORRgOSBE Las lEIEIAs
Y trasportes rtIiitares

10 SObriuos ii Herrera, HabanA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-12-01

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Ss - N
s ss.ss=sss
za@s sASes
s S1ssSesst ss&t
ssAe -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-12-01
rrn "a cs Las AHTxzGAS.
vapor NJ. l.. WLLAvERDE'

III .M a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-06
70 AID SPANINH- AMERICANS.

The Spanish American Benevolent Society OF New
York will give "a monster charity ball Thursday
evening next at the LenOx Lyccum. The society was
founded on February TO- 1902 and mas for its objects
tho relieving Of the needy poor, and the providing OF
m6iical attendance and medicines for the destitute
sick Of the Spanish American republics who live In
this city. At present patients attended at home
or placed in hospitals but with hospital OF their
own better care could be given them and those whose
knowledge Of English is limited would fare better The
proceeds OF the ball to be- used TO establish n
sanitarium
About 81 900 has far been realized from the sale
of boxes and tickets. Tickets are s. EACH admitting
woman and her escort two women. They may
be obtained from the following: DR.. Ramon H.
Miranda, president No. $40 West Forty sIxth-st.;
Gonyalo dc Qucsada, secretary, No 90 West Forty
sfxthst. Antonio G. Gonzales, treasurer. No. %
Broadway Emilio Agramonie No 10 LeXington-ave.;
A. :. Arias, no. 40 West Fiftyfrstst.: Benjamin j.
Guerra. No. Isl Pcarst. Or, b. IL. Portuondo, No
419 East Onchupdred-and fftcenti-st. Benjamin
GTberga, No. lis Wallst. Rafael Il. GOWN. No. IS
Cedar ST. and Gistayo GOWN NO. 200 West Fourteenth
ST. Governor Flower has promised 10 be present on
the evening Of the ball.
The patrons and patronesscs include Mayor and
Mrs, Thomas I. Gllroy, Mr.. ami Mrs William Il.
Grace llr. and Mrs. Charles II. Flint, Mr. and Mrs
C0udert. Judge Gilderslcevc. Mr. and Mrs. George D.
De Forest Dr. Iolbrook Curtis and many others well
I'm society.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-06
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
LONG ISLAND.

LONG ISLAND CITY.-Coroner Meiners OF long
Island City yesterday adjourned the inquest of the
victims OF the recent dynamite explosion In the
Davren Flats until Monday. The Coroners action
in pOsponng the case is commented upon In the
most unfavorable way and he Is roundly denounced
on all sides for not making an arrest In connection
with the affair. The families and friends OF the
victims Yesterday engaged Mayor Gleason as counsel
In the case
William >teinway has sold his thlry-eight miles Oh
street railway In Long Island CITY, Astoria and Ste
way to K. T. McCabc and Orno and c. Van NOstrand
The new owners intend TO equip the entire system
with the overhead trolley.
FLtSHING.-The funeral Of Mother Teresa, superior
OF the order OF 1t. Joseph. with headquarters at
flushing who died on Monday, was held yesterday
In the convent chapel. y requiem mass was cele-
brated By Bishop Mcdonnell.
BABl LON.-Captain John r. Howell proprietor OF
Howell House and captain OF the yacht Uno is miss
Ing. lie left home last Friday and has not been seen
.4I.ce then He told hi, wife that he Was going
down TO the bosch cunning His cunning dinSy Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-06
IysOI VENT RAILROADS IN 1902.

Chicago Jan. 5.-Whlle the year 1899 was period
Of comparatively small railway Instruction, 1t was
not marked by q corresponding decrease In the mum
Ter Of insolvent railways. Tho Railway Age TO-
morrow VIII say We find that during lG'2 there
were sold under foreclosure tweny-eght railways, nav
Ing an aggregate mileage VI Lug miles ana an ap
parent capitalization OF 800. eos 600 While the mum
Der Of roads is larger than In the previous year. 1t Is
some encoura cement 10 find that the mileage ana
capitalization show larger decrease compared Win
the three preceding years. OF the twenty eight roads
sold during the year four belong TO Texas. three 10
Oregon three TO New York and two each to New
Jersey. Pennsylvania Florida, south Carolina, I'm
ncsscc and Gecrga, while Rhode Island, Maryland
West Vlfg la, Iir,i, Iowa and Washington each have
one. No great and important line Is In this year )
mortality table, the largest In point Of mileage being
the Florida southern, With 800 miles and capitalKa-
ton Of abt 50 5000 While the largest In respect
- liabilities is tho uucomphted Oregon Pacific whose
1876 mile, recrcsent securities aggregating nearly
s2O.OOOCOO. The narrow snug- roads continue to
swell the number OF failures there being five OF that
class In this years sales The article says that In
the last twelve months thirtys.x companies, having
lO,JO5 miles Of road and representing capital
lIaiion Of nearly 1855 10000, have deiaulted ana
been placed IN the hands of receivers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-06
4 pASsEVGEE ELEVATOR TRUST.

Minneapolis. Jan. ) (sp,clan-Facts learned to DAY
Indicate that trust exists among the passenger
elevator manufacturers Of the country Inc hnhoer
Of firms interested in 1t Is hard to deterne' ouV ''
facts indicate tho folowng Tho Crane Company the
usl. compony. the whittier Company. OF Boston;
the sprague Electric Company and one or two com
nnnies In Detroit and Chicago. The method OF con
ductlng the business Of the trust Is rs ioo"S Inc
country IS divided among the various companies Ill
fin, combine As soon word l. received ulat Il
new building Is to be erected and nm elevator required
the combine fixes no set OF lids, ail close together
,,t ON. of Which is lower than NIL the others The
-, - ,,,,,s rrop, t,e firm I'm Whose territory the
Lila X ia be- made II hy amy chanc" IL Is A"afu"i
In any o, tho other lrns the contract l. hll'd ana
no n,nr is adjusted among tine elevator men to their
own satisfaction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-06
RAILROAD INTHRESTS.
STATEMENT OF TRUNK LINE OFFICER


TIE officers of the trunk line association yesterday
issued the following statement In regard 10 the re-
cent reports In some NcwYork papers Of the forna
ton Of n pooling arrangement In violation OF the law
"Certoin statements which have recently appeared
In the press that the trunk lines have formed pool
for westbound traffic from New-York incorrect
and misleading. Agreements OF similar tenor to that
recently made have been made between the trunk lines
at various times since the passage Of the Interstate
Commerce Law in 1887; the trunk lines have filed
mission and do not consider them In conflict with the
law. This agreement simply recognizes the fact that
every road H. entitled to carry fair proportion N the
business n question. For years past diHerentias have
been granted TO various Of the trunk lines, In order
TO enable them to secure equitable share On the
traffic The percentages which were in effect when
the Interstate Commerce Law passed have been
carried along as u basis for comparison, but as ne"
lines have entered tho field since the establishment OF
these percentages, tile basis Incomplete and there
fore considered unsatisfactory. 1t was therefore
thought advisable to revise these percentages SD n
TO include the additional roads. This has been done
under the agreement OF November IS last and basis
arranged Tor the purpose OF determining such IN ad
jusnAnt Of dilcrontial rates In tie future ms may be
found necessary to secure TO each road Its proper
proportion Of the traffic. provided In the articles OF
agreement between the trunk lines adopted In feD-
riary o5y which agreement Is still III effect There
Is pool III eAl,tence nor has there been since
the law became effective In 1851"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-06
NONE GOLD SHIPMENTS ANNOUNCED.
IT Is THOUGHT THAT 100000 NAY GO ABROAD
THIS WEEK.

renewal Of gold exports has come In season "
reinforce the demand Of the conservative business In
terests for repeal by Congress OF the socAed Sher'
law resuring the purchase Of 100000 ounces Of
silver each month. 1t was unoffcially announces
yesterday that Lazard Freres and Heldelbach Ickei-
heimer Co. would each ship 81 ,o0O, 900 gold by the
French steamer which sails tomorrow. Authorities
well Informed to the situation say that another
million in gold will go out, and there is strong
probability that Saturdays shipments may reach
~, OOO.OOO
The foreign exchange market Is strong. and the
bills drawn against the recent sales OF Union Parife
securities abroad have been readily absorbed. The
supply Of commercial bills continues moderate but II
Is feared that the Austrian Government has resumed
Its purchases OF gold which suspended ten days
ago. The rates Of exchange between London and
Paris permit the French capital to draw goli
from London, and it is expected that London Will
to this country to reinforce It's holdings. There
was heavy decrease In the reserve Of the Bank OF
England by the statement yesterday, said 10 be due
to the withdrawal OF bullion by outside banks ncidert
dltion. This heavy decrease, Is expected VIII bring
London into the market buyer Of gold especially
in view Of the needs OF the Austrian treasury u
strengthen its reserves for the resumption Of gold
payments in the dual Empire. II