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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-10
FINANCEANDC0MMERCE
mr. CLoSING QU0rA TONS OF
MONEY.
oserinss ard sales at Kichmon" a."
bacco ExchanGe--fnternsl heNe""o
CoiIcctisns-ForeiGn Advices.

..,.,c Work. Dec. 9.-Thc railway ana
N-W icons ehare market ruled urn AT
...Ulng. prices moving up - 70
Dt.t Western Union ana Gehe,a'
.,,i. we're the frmest stocks on we
s,on sUcrward Distlling ana Cat
" r,elinr broke rapidly from 5ot 10
~ .,5 fhis weakened the whole market
t,r leaders were most active on
c..rcere and sold 81. Paul and chi
.gg, Burlington aud quincy IN large
s,~oirts The bears said mat the earn
- IN these companies VIII snow ial-
IN from this time on. The traders
~, 0reratcd in favor Of shorts. Dis
..Ir,-, however. was the only really &C
49,. Stock on the list. The manipula-
go iu the stock circulated reports TO-
6av that the tax on distilled spirits VIII
MI p advanced after all. Probably II
49, GAN induce the street 10 60 short
81 tic stock Boo sufficient amounts TO
s.r. D. lr1ufHplc 10 squeeze. the olu
s,+rt fnr Bears told about an advance VIII
A.. revived again. Linsccd oil was heavy.
,.rt,r A. -6 on light trading. outside
~ ths stock. Whisky, and the Changers,
ttc~c VAS very little pressure 10 sell
49, hank statement fell fiat The mar
e., closed barely fat. The net loss for
40 sav ranged from = 20 "a per cent.
p.rrrtd and miscellaneous bonds were
higher. sales Listed stocks, 1900; I'M
TresVrry Balances Coin, sci, DPS. 900:
currency. 500 5000.
Money on call is nominally 1Qlb per
cent: prime mercantile paper. Az per
cent Sterling exchange Il strong, with
actual business In bankers bills at 4s4ia
ass FOR sixty DAYS and 4sTG4STi5 for de-
inand. posted rates. 4S5i4lDfSSia; CONNER
cial bills. 4Si9,Q3s4L for sixty days and
lS5q4s65 for demand. Government bonds
su0ng. State bonds dull. Railroad
bonds higher. Silver at the Board was
neglected.
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PRICE. 3 Ger .
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DAILY COTrnN LETTER--


,,NEW YORK, Dec. 9.-The following is
lue daily cotton letter OF Atwood, Violet
= 20 ~ private wire 10 &. W. Branch
tns Liverpool short interest evidently
~ofoel largely this morning as the
sSsine there OF or points was recoy-
49,, the market closing firm. This
IDuSht out sympathetic buying orders
Es,, ana the market opened 3 points
r. Inc port receipts Indicated a
ds,1o movement again, and further Iioui~
ssS VI The long interest, with som.
Los,,ss n st selling. forced prices down II
"a from the highest Of the day. Thera
"a iIhsAet steady feeling at the cIosa
ris,,' should Liverpool show AZ MS
N 49, On Monday AS they did to.Ssn
pross ~ indicate that they constdeSSs
srss sss,hs influences OF a eontinmaa tue
lsst IN ~ me supply. as compared VIII
pros,,y sar The movemsnt howe ~,n
fsosin's' large again next week. por,
srsiSs, ere are estimated al 2s5. 900 halss
mssns' %OoWO bales last year TT,
nsst III amount coming into sieh,
psrha"'ek eighty 10 ninety tbousan"Hi
POOL Viii ~ escess Of last year. Jdyer.
Nll receive these estimates q, N Nj
ss.,.a our decline to-day. no,wtth.
sNa'ls NE stesdier feeling there. This
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THE COTTON MARKETS.

sIEW YORK, Dec. o.-Cotton dull; gulf.
lie. uplandS 1915; sales, 100 bales.
Futures closed very steady; sales. 175. 400
bales: December. 7.5s: January, 7.G0; Feb
ruary, 1885, March. IT'S: April. 7.s3; May,
f9i, June. 7.9S; July. S.0i.
Total cotton receipts at all ports to-
day and so far this week: Net receipts,
44,A4 bales; exports 10 Great Britain.
1854 bales; France. fa,466 bales; CONT
nent, 6,031 bales; stock, 1882 bales.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. e.-Noon.-Cotton
IN fair demand, freely met and prices
easy: American middling. 4 15-16; sales,
1900 bales; American, II 200 bales; specu-
lation and export, 1000 bales; receipts,
"a 1000 bales: American. 1900 bales Flu
lures opened weaker and steady ana DE-
mand fair; December, 4 1904; December
january. 4 s-84d4 9-64; January Febru-
airy. i s-e4a4 10.ei; February March;
9-64d4 1904 Msrch-April: lo.elg
1 1O-64; April-May, 12-64d4 14-54; May
June. ( 13-e4G4 1884; June-July = 1850
4 17-64; July-August. 1s-64Q4 1854:
1 +. M.-American middling, 4 Ills;
good mlddling Az; middling, "a; low mid
ding, as; good ordinary, 4; ordinary,
2 1915: December, 4 liza; December
January 1854; January February,
4 i2-6ia4 1874: February March, 4 1894
al 2i-6i; March-April, 4 13-e4g4 1854;
Apri-May. 1894. buyers; May~June.
1854, sellers; June-July. 4 Is-64Q4 1864
July-August, 4 20-6i, sellers. Futures
closed firm.
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York. vice-president; w. l.. Walters, Jr.,
secretary and treasurer. Directors:
The above and E.e H. Gay. George w.
Parsons. w. l.. Fleming and George w.
Ashburner. Jr.
The company is organized TO develop an
ornamental white sandstone quarry near
Richmond and manufacture common
building and fancy front bricks.
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TINE VERNON TOOTH-BRUSH.-TH
/ BRUSH continues 10 grow In popu-
Iarity. which is due TO the TACT that we
snare no expense In having them well
made The finest quality OF brlstle and
inc most carefully selected bone have
been used in their construction. These
brnshes are guaranteed not 10 shed their
bristlCs. Should you get defective one
your druggist will replace II with new
one. Price, IS cents each. or 81 per dozen.
For sale by all druggists.
PURCELL, LADD & CO..
Importers and Wholesale Druggists.
Je22.
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, VA, Dec. 9, 1893.

Offerings-Wheat 100 bushels, corn
(white), 3l4 bushels, cats, p bushels.
Sales-Wheat. 20 bushels; corn (White),
15S bushels; oats. % bushels.
s-Wheat-Longberry, &c. 70
CSC. mixed, &c to 66c. shortberry, 6Oc.
TO 66c. No 2 red &c.
Corn-White. prime Virginia dag LOTS,
45c. white new. 42c. TO 4jc.; No. 2
white 45c.; No. mixed. 43c. TO 44c.
No. mixed, BIC to 35Ac.; No 3 mixed.
&c. 10 34I5c.
Rye he 10 hSc
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CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, o., Dec. 9.-Flour-
Spring patents, S3.I5qiVo; family, s2.I0
Q2.s5
Wheat steady at Soc.
Corn steady No 2 white, 40lzc.; No.
2 mixed. 40c.
oats nrmer; No. white. 35c.; Nc. ?
Pork steady; mess. siS.oO; clear mess,
Sl401; family, $500.
Lard steady; steam leaf, 1925; Kettle
dried. SS.37A
Bacon gssady; shoulders. $50; short
rib sides, s775 short clear sides, $3.50.
Whisky steady at SLID.
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Oats entirely neglected; December.
2I94c. May. Bic.
Pork-Standard mess. $i42J: on orders.
$500.
I.ard-Prime steam. Ss.l5.
Dry Sailed Meats-Shoulders, s63Iib;
longs and clear ribs, s6.s7i1; shorts. $7.12ll.
Bacon-Boxed shoulders. 1928; longs.
$500: clear ribs, $500: shorts, $S2J.
High wines steady at $l.15.
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Civ Circuit Court.

In the city Circuit Court yesterday in the
suit of George 4. Longworth's admins
traitor against James W. Shields, an order
was entered directing the summons Of a
special jury for Monday morning at 10
o clock.
Mrs. Regina F. Bowles, by. ETC., against
the Richmond Electric and Railway Com
pany. Defendant fled five bills of ex-
ception, and judgement suspended for
ninety daVS
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ST. LOUIS.
WILMINGTON

WILMINGTON, N c.. Dec. 9.-Rosin
frm strained, 9215c.; good do, 91l2c.
Turpentine steady at 26hc.
Crude turpentine quiet; hard, 800; soft
and virgin, SLIGO.
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Al New Brick Company chartsred

Judge Wexford yesterday granted a
charter to the Virginia Brick and Stone
Company. with an authorized capital OF
500, co. The officers are: Ware h. Gay.
PRESIDENT, George A. Drake, OF New
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

KILIINIIJNIJi ' NJ IItD' . I"''''
Cattle-Receipts. 375: sales 375.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, 900; sales,
800.
Hogs-Receipts, 500; sales. 900.
Prices-Cattle Best, 5Ac. 10 4hc. gross;
medium to good, &c. 10 3i9c. gross; com
mon TO fair, &c. TO 224c. gross; bulls, 2]4c.
to 2%c. gross.
Sheep-2c. 10 &c. gross.
Hogs-7c. to 7t2c. net.
All sold
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The California aidwipter Exposition at
an Francisco.

Until March 3lst the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway Company will sell excursion
tickets, limited TO April 3oth, 1894, to either
San Francisco, San Jose. Los Angeles,
Cotton San Bernsrdino, San Diego, or
Portland. Oregon, from Richmond at
yll2.5O. and correspondngly low rates
from other Virginia cities on its line.
Choice OF route given via Chicago, IT.
Louis. or New Orleans. For other informa-
ton apply at G. and o. passenger office,
500 east Main street.
JOHN ID. POTTS,
Division Passenger Agent.
Don't you know. 10 have perfect health
you must have pure blood, and the best
nay 70 have pure blood is TO take Hoods
Sarsaparilla. the best blood purifier and
strength builder.
Hoods Pills may be had by mail for
&c. OF c. /. Hood & Co.. Lowell, Mass.
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Miss Lucy Bates, Miss Annie Boylas,
MISS Jennie baskerville, Mrs. Edmund
Berkeiey, Miss Alice Berry, Mrs. Earnest
boiiihs, MISS kutnie Brown. Mrs. EIverey
BroWn, Miss Willie A. Brown, MISS Eliza
Brown, Mrs. Bette Brown, Miss Hannah
brown, MISS Bessie Brooks, Miss M. h.
Brdynt, Miss Laura Burton. Mrs. William
.. Butter, Miss Katie Burruss
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WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET

RICHMOND. VA. Dec. ., 1893.
Reported by John J.. Williams & Sons.
Bankers and Brokers' No. 1000 Main
street.
sales-20,0O0 Virginia Centuries at 561k.
Government securities Bid. Asked.
FnffoH Cf.to- a.
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, MD, Dec. o.-Flour dull
and unchanged.
Wheat quiet and steady; No. red spot
and December. 66Q66lsc.; January, COZ
Q67c.; steamer No. red, 6Su65Ac.; mill
ing wheat. by sample. 0oQ66Hc;
Corn firm; mixed spot, 43h9t5Xc.; De-
cember. 43q43Ac.; January, 42AQ421kc.
steamer mixed, 32c. bid; white corn. by
sample, 40GD45c.: yellow do, 40fl44c.
oats firm; No. 2 white, Western, 35h
@56c.; No. 2 mixed, Western, SIC. asked.
Rye dull; No. 2, sc.
Uay ouiet; good 10 choice timothy In
demand at Si450015.5O
Grain freights more active and I'M
PROVISIONS firm; sugar-cured shoulders.
SS.75 hams, Sl2.00
Lard-~Refined, $500.
Butter firm: creamery, fancy. 2Sd29c.
fair 10 choice. 25ff27c,; imitation. 2ig25c.
Eggs steady at 25c.
Bonds-Virginia consoi l0-tUs, 37hq40;
do. S's, 6sk bid Baltimore and Ohio stock,
52Q7i; Baltimore and Ohio southwestern
asked; Consolidated Gas bonds. ia; do.
stocks. b3%Q544.
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Miss A Campbell, Miss Ellen Carey.
Miss Henrietta Carter. Miss Mazarine &.
Gay, MISS Lucy Chambers. Miss Roxie
Chavions, Mrs. :. ID. Cooke, Miss Mag
gle Z; Conrad, Mary Coleman, Miss Mag
gle courtney, Miss Annie Bell Couch,
Miss Eliza Couch, Miss Abigail Crensnaw.
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Miss Mary Virginia Alen, Mrs. Annis-
ton. Mrs susan Anderson. MISS Maggie
Apperson, Miss Ida Amandes. Miss Pnil-
las Anderson, Miss Eta Anderson. Mrs.
Maggie Anderson.
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Mrs Mary Il. Parrish, Mrs. Il. ID. Pat
terson, Mrs. j. h. Peterson, Miss Matte
Patterson, Hiss Lizzie Perkins, Miss Llly
POlndeXter, Mrs. j. a. Poudr1.
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Miss Lucy Jackson. Mrs. Cattle Jeffress,
Miss Rebecca Johnston, Miss Mamie
johnson. Lizzie Johnson, Miss Mary
Jones, Miss NJ Johns, Mrs. Nellie Jones.
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ST. LOUIS, MO-, Dec. 9.--Flour-Ltttle
Going and demand moderate; patent, $500
@y:i5; fancy 81. 2502.35
Wheat hrm and higher; December.
Dv1c.; January. 60Kc.
Corn higher; December, Sl,<cI Janu-
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Miss G. Ragland. Miss Fannie Reed.
Miss Lille Rettord, Mrs. Josephine ROB-
inson.
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Mrs. Dollie Lett, Mrs. Camelia Lane,
Miss Monte Lesth, Mrs. Laughton. Miss
Jane Lord.
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Miss Lena barney, Miss Amer Daniels,
Miss Matte Davis, Mrs. n. II. Deacort,
Mrs. IL. III. bowman t2).
T.
Miss Matte Eldridge. Mrs. Julia Ed
Il. Epps
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II.
Mrs. Belle froma.

Mrs. II. Gandt. Miss Leonora GOODWIN,
Miss Ella Grimes, Miss Sue A. Gray.
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Miss Laura McGehee, Mrs. Neil Mac
donald, Miss Annie NJ. Mcdonnell, Mrs
EiiZa May, Mrs. Maria Melown, Miss
Mary Mitchell, Mrs. Mamie 81 Moon.
Mrs. Morris %, Miss Lille Norris, Miss
MOnford.
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Miss Emma Nicholas, Mrs r. NJ. Nickle.
Miss Alice Nolan, Miss Lizzie Naylor
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Mrs. Clara n. Sanders, Salie A. Shelter.
Mrs. II. Shaffer, Miss Ada W. SHIELDS,
Mrs. John Sloane, Mrs. Lena Smith.
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Mrs. Isabella Hackett, Mrs. Sarah J.
Harlo%, MISS steppie A. Harrison. Miss
ELIZA j. Heath. Mrs. Sallie Hickman, Mrs.
Louisa Holiday.
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enth
lad the their
witty FACE
ward KNOWING them a nsar,p a will
imes that OF brethren
ypadth ousan dollars
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Isaac l.. Eustace, Edgar Estes.

w. Is. Fearing, William Forristal.
George a. floodered. John ). Ford, X. Il.
IEIesal %, ., f. Foese Dayton Fox. Jul
nan Foster, Edward t'rayser, L. Freder-
lex, Comaso Franciano, o. B. Feelgham.
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Miss Cora Oakley.
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Roscoe Il. Carpenter, X. r. Carpenter.
Henry Clement, o. w. Copenhagen, VII
liam Cramer, Ben Curry.
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Miss Annie Taylor, Miss Martha Thom-
as, MISS Ella Ihase. Mrs. Ida Thornhill.
MISS Gertrude Thurston. Miss e. Z. Tenn
pie Mrs. Ellen Tyler, Josephine Turner.
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Register K Co.. Dove Il Co., Bachrach
Bro, Richmond Lumber Co., Henrico
Brick Co, Darlington LYMAN & Co..,
international Coll.-Atty., Presd't Con-
federate Ben. ASS, Buchanan Fruit Co.,
Megede AZ Son, Shannon a. Nixon
RETURNED.
% Hill street.
MISCELLANEOUS
VA east Anger street.
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TN TUJC T0ITp you Can take your family with you Without l
LIN LID lUUN COST and without the dkCOmOP faY 10 you al

which the act
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ideaity the
The representation moansof informing ana 'elys ca
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Miss Kate Walker, Miss Lucy Jane
West Miss Minnie West, Mrs. Lizzie
White, Frances White. Miss Eta Wheel
lof, Percy Wilson, Mrs Laura Woodfn.
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+. Galloway, Beverly Garden C2). X. r..
Gill, Thomas j. Glover, A. ID. Gordon
James Graham, Frank Grief.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-09-13

LA HORTENSIA
12-ATOCHA-12
12-ATOCHA-1s
AImaCen de NOvedades.
mercado, Colon y Ca.

do favor cada di mas creciene p1bco
este eabecnto dueho perdoan medic OCCASION
lcreedoes esta
Renstalad elegnte peneciente
ban de de
F}a"oa Azeaoma Espaaa, IngZaerya Austta
otros mpoane EUROPA
urdo cuos de novdd exquisite gusto
exgeno Ia Ultima
muchos de ion
Eeganes sombrero fomas para cpotas
IN complete de c
ion ho dc 1scoca sed: bnca para
nres
de soda:
crsets seda pernmea lasn
ad fabricas Par poIvos tapees
feIpa
On eseodo surdo de objetos popos ega
e9aS.
andes de de
-
Dd fech Ell menualnente
ia dc Paris Ponce, JUNO de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-09-13

tos, Ia superfcie de calefacci6n De oada uno
es de l12 pies cuadrados
A entrar so los elin1jnadores el guarapo
es de g a lO0. cuaudo sale para las eva
poradoras, al cabo de media bora, tiene por
termino medic 20o
No empleo mas quo una a0la caldera, Gu
70 horno Sc aumenta de continue por in
t6rvalos aeg1n sea Ia calidad del combusti-
ole.
La preston media es dc cinco atrn6sferaa
sean Is llbras preston, ademas del mo-
iino do fuerza de 30 cabailos efectvos, niue
ve Ia bomba de guarapo, Ia dc sirop, ia de
alimentacl0n, 81 motor de las eyaporadoras ;
J ahmenta de vapor las tres elinlinadoras,
dos egaporadoras dos clarifcadores El
escape SO invierta en- dos cIariticadores mas
dos evaporadora8.
La forma cuadriionga de los aparatos De
los senores Aitken VI Neil ca, tiene, en-
mi concepto, sobre los otros de este g6nero
ia ventaja de hacerlos mas c6modos para ~
transporte de mas faciI installation, pues
ocupan menos eepacio que los de Ia forma
redonda de otros constructors.
For 10 10 cuai puedo asegurar usted
que su nstaiaci6n raporta notabes ventajas
tanto por el aumento de avauce mejora-
miento de Ia production, como por Ia eco
nomla de brazos J la de paja que Sc deja
toda en- Ia pieza.
Quedo de Y. como siempre atfmo amigo
J s. S. Q. 3. S. M.-JosE A. VIvoNf
Ponce, Agosto . de 1899. 3lm.
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Hacienda Fratsrnidsd," Guanica,
lio de 1893.
Sr dor TomAs A. Dodd.- Ponce.

Sr dor TomAs A. Dodd.--Ponce.
Muy senior mfo y amigo: Terminada va
IL zafra On eeta hacienda, tengo el gusto de
comuaiearlo, segdh sus deaeos, las observa-
clone que he hecho tocante las ventajas
que result ID de la aplicaci6n del tre,a eUap0
Yad0r al or, de los senorea Aitzen NJ
Neil y I~ Glasgow.
En- prim jngar he obtenido IN aument.
de tres pc .iento, POGO mas menos, en- el
renGjuljen ; mejor cristalizael5n, debid0 i
que Ii .occion Sc opera cor iaenos grades
de cao.ico que al fuego directo; como Sc
pue;e hacar subir el guarapo cuantO Sc
quiera, sin que para clio inhuya Ia case de
combustibla nj la habilidad del fogonero, Ia
impieza Sc hace mejor con mas faclidad
Respecto la cantdad de az1car ela'
da he tendO tambien un aumento dIa.
cuatro .inco tempIas de 900 galones :. ia
una; % que representa- POGO mas menos
cuatro bocoyes mas de production, siendo
de notar one para atender los tres eHml-
nlinadores bastan solo dos operarios que
en- todo Ell tren invierto ses operarios me-
nos qQe cuando tenia el sistena de bater1a
furgo directo, 8 sea al lanado jamaiquino.
Aaemas no he tendo que recoger mas
paja que la extrictamente necesarla para ta
par los si!lones de bagazo para en- caso de
liuva.
Sesdn eI calculo de Mr. Donington, que
es el InGenicro cue ha instalado los apara-
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.4@ "a, - g

En- Ia Jurisdiction de Barranqoitas. 4
cinco minutes de la poblaci6n, sc vende ana
estancia compuesta de sesenta Y cuatro
euerdas, fnoadas en- su mayorfa de cafe y
malangos.
Tiene casa de MADEIRA, aqua abundante,
es Hama : su terreuo es fertilfs;mo
ri que desee comprarIa puede dirigirse,
an Coamo, al que - rlbe.-Zoilo 1Io Colin.
JUNO. 4 de 1H43
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Sc desea vender uno por TN precio mo-
dioo de sistema Egrot, dc veinte galones de
capacidad. Tene bano de maria, columna
rectifcadora que da alcohol ( 10 ., colunaa
para flores, vaso extraetivo horno de
hero.
Es de POGO uso. EI que To interese, pue-
de dirigirse para informeS n Ia Botica Ceatra1.
Ponce, Agosto 26 de 1898. i'm.
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TRII LIIPORIDOR IL IIPOP
SISTEMA AITKEN NJ NEIL & co.
DE- GLASGOW

Como agene de los Aitken NJ Neil
he do Pgnndo Po vaos h"oendados ob las Vens ene los
e s. Pedro de la Hacienda
de dchos
dicho pubIa dcho
ando comPaoid inormes
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Ell TONIC

ARECTBO-PLAZA PRINCIPAL
Estabiecimienfo de botilIerfa, 1nico
aep6sito del ron TOPACIO azs CEN
t~yes hstsila. J del ron s. 5 S. pc
simo. internal . 50 eentavos botella.
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Sc elabora de varjas clases y pre-
los, con cacao que Sc importa EXPIRE
sanente de Venezuela.
Is sdidos a don Pablo Arroyo, 8
a los se4-ores don Antonio Trias y don
Jose Salvatella.
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que sean.
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La pensa que imprme peri6dco que utiza tam
en toda clase de mode sin dsputa de
aodeo la mas perfeea mejor que ha inroducdo
pals
necesiten encargar trabaios pueden entendese con
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.justara el preco de Ia obra tipografca que le
Ice. Abril de 1898
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From the pig-killing establishment
we passed on to the slaughter house
for cattle. Here scene greeted us
that is apt TO make the faint-hoarted
tromble ut first, but you gradually
become assimilated TO the surround
ings and before you leave you be-
come fascinated TO the spot Here
are one hundred head of steers
the second consignment to the
slaughtcrroom for the day. They
are driven into narrow gangways-
probably dozen at time. Above
them walk three men armed with
common stoue-hammers. You see
the hammer descend. hear a dull
thud and heavy fall. The side of
the gangway risos up and the animal
rolls out where man stands ready
with Il pair of champs which are
fastened to the hind legs and in n
moment the beef hangs suspended
before the stickcr After him comes
the header, who commences at the
left eye, runs his knife upand around
the horns walks TO the other side
and before YOU know how it happen
ed the head is skinned. cut off and
drops to the floor. We timed the
header and it required Just seven
teen seconds to perform his part.
The bceye slides down an crial rail
way where it L. automatically drop
ped into the hands of the skinuers
under whose deXterous strokes of
the knife the hide falls off as though
1T were wet blanket. One thous.
and bceyes and nearly five times as
many hogs, calves and sheep are
killed in this way every day. The
company employs nearly 5000 per-
sons whose wages run from one o.
four dollars per day.
Some of our butchers do not I'm
derstand how these packing houses
can pay - per hundred on foot, kill
and deliver the. beef here 49, iaas
10y tns.-i l. can De- f--sI
our farmers The reason is this
the packer finds his profit in dis
posing of those parts of the animal
which are absolutely useless to small
slaughterers. The hide, horns.
hoofs, tongue, liver, heart, tallow.
oleo-fat, intestncs and blood pay
the cost of killing and refrigerating.
fuel, salt, labor, buying. driving.
etc, which is about Sl.7j on steer
weighing originally l,2GO pounds,
which costs the packer 81. About
iifty-iye per cent ol the live weight
of this animal is delivered TO the
retail butcher as dressed beef ut
price which is less than the cost of
the live animal. The value of the
hide and the waste products already
enumerated may be fairly stated at
Sll out of which must be paid the
cost of killing, salaries, rent, fuel,
refrigeration, and whatever profit j.
made.