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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-14

Liverpool. Sept 49, 3:45 p m--EEchange- Whs'tIsnoe
Western winter firm AT Us "a; No req Nor'n-
ern spring stocks exhausted CornSDot steady Aneri-
can mixed new, Us I'D futures steady ssptetaDe,r'
Louis fancy winter steady AT b %. Hops az London
lpacid, f,csso arm a, loGf4 Baef-DCl; India
mess ess "a prime mess us Pork-Dull prime mess.
fine Western sos; prime mess medium Western, as ga
Harsshort cut IL 10 G b. steady az sjs Bacon-rim;
Cumberland cut 80 TO- 3.s I'd short rib 20 20 ~ ID
32s Ga long mides light SO 10 81 10. os 3D. long
mides heavy 40 ~ n. 30s short Gear backs.
Is IS n. 3s Cd clear bellies. - to 10 No. BIS 81
Shouters-SJ IL IL NJ firm at 21s Cd Sheese-
Dull: white as. do colored. Sss Taow
Prime city steady l9s 3D. Cottons.ed oii-Lyepooi
dur i5s Cd TCpen'ine-Splrits firm at rs 3D.
Rosin-Common steady at IL 81.
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SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston. Sept. 13.-Cotton quet but steady: mid
ding 5-iGc; low rdang Ice; good ordinary
receipts 44r2 bales; exports 70 the Continent
3sD: sales. 80; STOCK 53.S5l. -
Daltlmore l3.-GOttOn nC mual middlinr, &C. low
mlddIng . lie. good ordinary INC; stock isis
savannah. Sept l3-(otton quiet: middling. o%c: low
r,lIdl,ng iC,. > 716 bales:
w,so 4e3. sales 95t; stock. 2O.os5.
Memphis, ia.-Cotton steady: midding, 5Ac low
mlidling 10 Ice good ordinary nominal; receipts $40
bales shipments. $50. sales COO; stock l5622
Louis. Sept. 13.-tottor dun; mddnH sac; low
rniddllne 3c good ordinary 4ic net receipts Al bales
gross 1915: shipments. 3S3. stock. -. III.
Orleans sept. l3-Cotton steady; mddne
$40: rniddlng 1910; GOOD ordinary. 4o-iec
net recepts. 3Gt bales. 23 20 the Con-
tinent 80. sales. 100; stock. e3.455.
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with tone strong at the though only Zines,
spring chickens ea%SS.E outside auHs9I; DO We oSsn
ssk' Iss::r. sts sS3 81:
he approachrs Jtwieh holiday. which commence iAe
M psf o. I'M: w.sx have caused active eomotcn
%ncn has materially enrtaed supplies ot dress.a whe
been IN excess y the .pSy and the MAIN, VA,
ruled firm and advancing both fowls and chictens
prime aychea 6v s'a are nry hd ne '2'e
while few. any. desirable scalled chickens Oh
ceed.a that figure we-ie,n drv~5icSei chcs.ns hs,O
eS oaa snos to show rrss1'T gnl ans t ben
INA INA chickens IN fair snpply 5ut quality irreguar
ara heavy. mcsty rcastnr oh ck'ns II saiec,ei woui
ae 2s Tn by f2r s sSsr:ns st'szht lots q mi
tended npon while lots have had be come MO
sonpci-,ion w,h WsseTn sprrg turkeys madsTas
sell nrompv mn ~ ns sshg en- - 10 @ s,-eishi
marks have hesn rod enough ~ EXCEL iomlE:c ESs
.n ED Long lond spring ducks IN good demand toward
ara feeling h-no. Western ducls con,lnus to show
war qn" r eng sell sell, slowly GSrr q y o snge a a
selling better. hu, wthou, nluc6 actual improvement IN
prices We Qu?e; Tufkeys. old. Western. mixed 1T
lec 10 p1r to ,er i'aI2.: 10 P,nnsyivsria ical4c:
90 Ss,- Wes'sr ,Gryniced Hysags hest .ai2sc d.
ls@l2c do fair good loaic: ,o"'s state and .Hn-
BRINE To- aI,c ~ f" 10 goa "a 49, 90 EsS,s"
soalled prime i0hc; ola cocks. C4Glac: enclS inrr
spring 51sc. eeese. Eastern. sar!ns. caiic squads,
eN.G, ,,r ,ors, e., Why, PEI ao5; 81 Is sam. ,,r,.
arriving and when in prime condition wrrk ou within
ite rang" Of prices even. Nenison Is awful hnt wa
ssdd!es are selling al lcgisc per n We quote: far-
t 1Ssf' prime 70 chS oSy pTT 81 2?g 90 STus
choice PsT d G q so@s2 ploysT Golden 81 S@s2 do
s'wfi ~ voa"n ~ rs 5 san.e. icr ID , n,
mnN and ;hc dlrerert railroad Distributing
pon,s in AM neaT hs city for tic week have been as
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sBaltlmo7e figures are FOR Two DAYS.

market all kinds ana absence 81 business made prices
quite nominal The appended quotations therefore shoui
be. fakcr allowance. Prices follow Manila
hemp. spot ne Manila hemp, shipment. 7yI,c; Manila
hemp shipment United states fffTi,c Fsn, spot Ca
"a slsel shipment 90 6Si,c; jute spot. H. second.
nominal: lutte shipment III, double triangle and equal
ne tute shipment X second. 3l.c; Juts butts, Sy0
paper qualify. Re jute butts. shipment paper gusity
90; jrte butts. mixing and haggr: nominal
HDEs-Dry hides quiet Ard tho may be
said II other kinds Win prices however not showing
Important Prices quoted follows CLIi-
tcrna lsisc selected In hond Matamnras. lie: Truh.
ITO i3c Oraoco. i6lse; TAmpico ljHdi6c. DogS's. l39
liuayra and carae.s. i6c; rsyta. loo. Tstasso u,s
no Hace airy and pckled. a. Fort-au Prince. ING,
Galveston. lG1l0ltc. san Antonio and Laredo lt,:',
i.ayta Pr gtcto. lie; Msranham and Pernamnueo
lsc Bahia It, Msrscnibo, TIC; say-nil!a and Nna-
moIas and TeSHs Ia. cy slaughter native steers s0
iI&c. butt brands. i0;.9io'sc. side brands pseo1tc
bulls 9nH-c l0Tlonc; country slaughter native
steers IL isUiIc. COW. 9.c. ball. %.
LEATHE.,-The market, willie not showing any special
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LIvERPooL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool, Sept. 10. p. r1cottonspo, quiet, prices
unchanxed. American niddiing. 3-32i The sales Of
the day were $500 bales ~ which 500 bates were for
ejaculation and export and included 800 bales Aner
can Receipts. 400 bales including i5o0 bales Aer
can Futures opened quiet with moderate demand
and closed Arm at the advance; American midding
M C. september. 1c-did sellers; september and oc-
tober 2 l0Gld buyers. October ard November. 5 64d
buycrs November and December !-0Il3 SGid sellers
December ard January, 1ciu8 sJ4a sellers: January
and February. 144n3 s-fit buyers; February and
March S-Gid buyers. March and April 3v-Gid buyers
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Rio-CoGee ma-ket quiet: 80 ! Rlh 1850 e1cnansr.
ii sod receipts 200tD BAGS cleared for tho
Urtei s.ste. 600 cleared icr Europe. 2vU STOCK
4l2 600.
cOTTON-Dlencsk in cation fu,urea io-d, was e.et1
tonaiiy sieck The general situation was without paiu
ulary new the local situation Was eSp-oay 70
Scarcely any orders hand from outSdc sources
md tho iocl Contingent while haVnS the ntfk't n"S
entirely {, Themselves scarcely had any dspslpn 10
mako ventures rening tu a. unchanged Jfica. thefe
was subsequently decline Of 2f3 points WIN no phrtcu
- reason 10 explain the beyond TIE TACT tnt
specua furnished support and cables dlseppon
The movement tho POI ts fell oe'ow cbiui
tons and the interior receipts iai'e~ AIS
- i,qfy he claims Of the bcsT element - me SANE
time crop ace ,lnts conflict nv with possibly u
average. private sivces claimed that cotton IN me Aua-
tic states suffering % serious t1icn: from
rains shedding and were PARTICULAR reported ~
Atlantic states while control localities OF ihr o.''on IT,,
were also showing deterioration. Bat the buiItn conh
GENT heA nervelsss rolAucn to the market and u.Gel
,,h mo utmost t., bear elefeni e'uai'f
destitute Of courage prices being consdeted 100 low "
confident and aggressive scllns. especially ~ We" %
conc reno, ed Indications Of spread " yciO" ltf''
Cxar.irg his factor. however IL was pretty sefciaHy
,s,red here thit no epidemic is likely 10 he experienced
u view Of improved saBa:y conditions ana me her' o.
e,ion OF authorities VITA wider experience FOR crplh.
th die disease The entire scae 81 o-1ays MARI oi
cn,ior wa. only MISTER - poirtH win inc 's"hs
anulLy ~ 81 at net decline or 1873 pohH'
RE range 0. prices In the i'eAl market to-day
vns > folOvs:
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TIE MIX Exchange prize since September has teea
pa cents Quart ne, = ne .h'Pprr ,.......,,..
M SS t aynS HS s esy ' ov"ra the cose sce, -
;aice taVs also seea n moderate supply aui s,eay,
Win pTlses st9wins some ain tn. e.. la, "a; or w
sul ch-'cc ROCK Of al KINDS s firm Hni higher CAT,
tive weather turned cooler; receipts hzht Cdey
dun. Ekg9lan's pepner,. Ina h'nas 9nd Other Jfsey
st5onced aSoa 10, yesords, weakened acan ;odey
uaeer free orernss 0ther yesriates rang: &G'u, :,
a's % stss .tas, o. 90 SCUM re,sey. q a1asi az:
potsS.' Jts s! 'ss; Is do =, soa tgs 8 s %
red s,as, 90 yellow sasi % Dc C-anEe County whi,e.
Common Ssr so@s,i a. az w Es: fd cs so
1000 SIG G, % celery ns5 91 a S, SssT@" rc Hs'
per BAG -sc9sl % Fat. 0ca;'c ls,;pc.. no.lon per
bpi IoSi5c tomatoes. Pc boz 4o9c5c taFnps Russia
srNDRIEs-Peannts n moderate. demand and weak
He Gr.e sgc,aas d. qua,e DO 70
span sheles .as', @ 80 2.G do " w,i Vim
s'" ann sFs siiue nste .'sady savanc., YIN
eT hTn at the Close We So@. sn. corsT sos
81 raHto!aI.. excced e4G7c. do southern PEI Gallon
S S H't'ma a .y u. 'a%S p- Re
re-. n ie',.1 t.@%na ~ n'r :, 50 soas' 30 Pc n
snS sss N de Cra up sis M Gr Gay at
York a. any time ana fee ..sacy shipment, at tha,
rate VII ,end 70 kn9ct ont re i,:e re ,ha has s.'sy
done to-day 80 ana prin. held qu. we'll 70 80
hfrres fo- AIRY 2, a.. onsrinr. w. quot. rrim. COG
G2 nc per No J. 5j0Coc No 4TitT'2.c We 2 49,
IA? iic unrrsdet $3.50 clover aHi cover mixed are
IN iigst demand 49,. .STRAv--1he warke, Ia Nm
changed old prices regarded socd ones for the
s,yle o. that has been coming sn,e harvest Re
c-lpts are enlarring. possibly their de-
Nt.op some marker needs - ret better
pi basis which Ia good dry. hrEhi. long The -
celpis Of hay ard IN reported ne Produce
Exchange at noon TO-DAY Iinds0n River Rairosh
$50 Eric $50. Pennsylvania. co uelavAt. IsckswRn-a
and Western go. Wert Shor.. i3o Trhirh Na"y. afH.
tentrn, Of We're go rveT has 49, i,ts. 600
Rece,pts OF hsv and New-io for the
ueeks sndtng Ssr,rnter Il 1888
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on IN. ba.. of t3isc Tor i8d,rR upland and l-ihc
for l.dilirg GUT compared with nc and nc re-
srecv.ly last year Total sales u 2Is baes were az
for co,sinru n Spot cotton Southern rarEets mo-
qace officially reported by special di'rstcGes
to our Evrtanye os follows New-Dtlenns si'ai'
bid: sales 800 bsss; Galveston quiet but s'eany'
It, sales o02 lales: Mobile oaSy 3,loc, ST.
bales: Savannah quiet sac. i-lfc dsctrr: ssoe
a5i hees; Charleston steady 3.c Wn!nn'nn dun &c
norfolk no-nnsl h'Ac -ac. 80 bales baltimore nominal
%. Arguste scsiy 7-icG3lsc; sales. 1913 bt"s -
Louis dull ls.c Memphis steady. j~c; saes $40 ha'es
THO mort movement far this season has been as
follows -, ,,,,.or.
49,, . - 900 500
rrus far this weeE..... G3sH lr, L.,
Since September l....... go. ff6 l'v'" -o''''
Eeceps at the ports ani interior points to-day COM
ra;el wlth tire 81 ne day week and last year;
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NAVAL STORES.

The market fo- rosln was cuct and s,esdy oasy, 81, e
,.,'ro s,r an increased demand for GRADES r V anu ~
T.r va steady and pit,n iu!. SPIRITS udpe"thS was
dIte frn, held with Southern quoted al Sic ai u,
-. a, 9iic NeUs from the Savannah marker averaged
49, ry'rably than that Of yesterday. quotations l'!-
"TAR-Regu.lre. 81 50. tar oil. bols, 50 30
PiTfH- 81 -. - ,,eo,,,
pnSiS-C,onT,on 70 - stra rel. 81 3oN %: r. ,, 80
= 81 rs. g. 81 10 II. I; 20, - 90 h. u ~ d. o. d.
H. s. 20. " u. s. 20. W ". g. ~.
STOCK ~ HAND.
~.
rf.s
Tar -'''''''''
trsrle.,on sept I3.-Taspentine firm at 21'sc KoSlh
firm and unchanged. .,,.. a., 81 oeuc.
.aiss receipts PA. hbls y .in hrIH al9 "i
cSonre1. sal., Aag btls receipts ABE hnls o-,,a
wilmington sept l3sYirits turpentne ntta q, -
IlC-r opened au1 a. = o0uNi ~"
-,.ol am A, siGSi 60 receipts $40 lbs CrIfe tupen
lin. ann a, Il oTSl g. recep pts. 81 ots Tar hFt' ~
81 80. rece.p.s. 2J6 oois.
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Proposals.
DNII pI-JJ DIEl, WHITEHALL. STREET


ARMY BUILDING, WHITEHALL STREET,
"A New, yor, CITY September isNs--sesed rrgpo-
.als in tripc1te will be received here until II o'clock
noon September 1ss and then opened, for supply
ing about gallons II mineral oil as per specinca-
tons and sched le which VIII be furnished On applco-
lion "a the undersigned Preference viii be given % ar
f,ces OF domestic production manufacture conditions
or quality and price nclu6ng IN tho price os ;ofeisn pre-
ducon or manufacture Tho duty herconl being equal.
ba Goyament the night 20 reject or accept any
- al nroorsala o. any thereof. Envelopes con-
,snin- sealed pr ,osas should be marked PROPOSALS
Mineral nj addressed 70 A 3 KtNHAtsl. Colo
ne, ensrermaeters Department: Depot Quar,ertnsser.
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philaaeIpha Depot Qaarermastsr,: DepaFi,men, sas
CyEAIEO PROPOSALS In trlpllcate VIII %

pm 1895 Tor furnishing this depot Win ,oa, huh,,en
honssnJ yards OF blue kersey one hundred ana NY
i srss ID n shirtng nanne;. nifty thousand yards
n n cloth two thousand Sibley STOVES we've tnousaa
sSisy stoyeplpe privilege OF increasing guam
as G@tv Der cenum All conforming 10 existing stand
utes ~ pnacdco,icns state with what
Snod,ty they make deiveries Fun iniorna1n ana
will bc furnished by TINS ONCE on
ssnr,nnra,ion JOHN V. FUREY Deputy Quarteraaster-
L. s.. A.
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Octdn Gfeamers.

GORTN GgRElMN GlOWDo.
FAST EXPRESS SERVICE.
SOUTHAMPTON. LONDON. BREMEN.
TraveT sept 10 A. a. Tfsv- .Tu Oct ~. 10 An
& Friedrich sep. 20 10 AN X FriedrchNov !, 10 AM
Lain. .ru.. Oct 4 10 All Sasie, Sat Nov: 10 a. m
Kaiser Mm Ger Crosse w. Vet H. ~ ~ sn-
TWIN SCREW PASSENGER sERYICE
SOUTHAMPTON. LONDON, BkEMEN
Koenigen Luse. Thurrday sept 10, room
Bremen ...................T Thursday sept 20. noon
GIBRALTAR NAPLES. GENOA -
Vera. Sept. II. II 4. N Kais W. ILoct l. IL a. NJ
Ems Sept -. II A. NJ Fulds. Oct >. ii A. NJ
oEI>HICHS & Co. 2 BOWLING GREEN.
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~, Government, report .ssued this afternoon MADE no
~ i,nrr..sloo on the market spot cotton h u.
mar ma .ke closed dull and easy win prices unchanged
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ADVERTISEMENTS ana subscrptiens for ~, ne Ir,oune
received at their Uptown ohcs, No la. Moauwas.
"a door north OF sis,s until oeos p m rsrs,
mem received al the following branch ol'es az resa'eS
orsee rates until rcock M viz; ~ Nn-hFe. e.
cor o3d-st 49, 6th-aye.. cor l2th-S May o'h-s"
Ard I&th-st; AZ Columbus-ave.. near West ooth-st
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Apr,l and NAV 10 ed sellers May and June. ll-oSo
sellers; Jure and July 3 1i-e4fp3 - 6sd buyers
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TIE STATE OF TRADE.

Pos a. Sept %. Fur quiet ec'p se'S cos, ~ 40
s1, s s.9 e.s cleans as4 's 1 ias
Ss' 3g, ge: es; .l1 og ss5s " ':s ss So:H
6.. '' ecspt. ~, rs bush 52n2sc 20
and No a sie 81: S M HIM. %l3 sass 8 RED
nour 81 IS Iut,er s'eaty northern lsia%S nsss,
la H Isa im'9 i.d.c " %ese,n las
9sprps T3e Si.r heid nes ss"s S5 10 red
offered a. G7i.e on rack through billed ~ red 6,S
s, srn M Gn'. asTr S s y con son gas
5 b. ,s% % 5S :s s u Ps%'
mixed 10, No mlxd. 2lc Barley 80 spo, osr'n mn
esaHre "i''-"'
chicago Sept, l3-The leading ranged as fol-
whea,N No.. orcnlnr Hishcs,. Lowest CLOSING
i K; : :5s,; u; {; '7 s;s$s
s;ssg.s' St: 81: g4s si:: Fl: s.'S IL
Oats No .
6; .,.s2 6. n: ''o f.: f., E
pork per boL.
S:s.s.s.F =: $50 So rss%?s IS
$:.:;:, s.: ;::ii g. i: IS.
S G.5ess5 : .. ss55'' 49,. s%9' sssff:
. G:9 ,E.a 81 Hs. 3 3, ' Pas :S @
gs4 e'e 80 s'rn % 60 v H. ySs ; No Sh
sS gz:c & S:i i've i5iSl; 20 bat2 ss.sc 10
s::S, e, so' PIX N pert r
's asc s. o' sugars, oa S"snaasd
An: creimer,e. IiglOac; dal'ie'. iicqloc' Ess'
r,.n,, e.,, ,o-rlour dvl; whe., quiet: No .
re ~" C;-n nrner. 40 nlyei &c; oa,s nrrn; No
MIXED o. E}e ssady 80 So, iSri nrT tlos
am 81 - nrn hlghcr fan,y Elsn creamery
W.. oh.r I,aisc. dsiry. lie Sugars steady cheese
MnwouNcc. sent i9Yheo higher; No ! NOr, ,.frn
Gc No Am ZosFi 49, ' sample 5o7 1s.c' No ~
Minneapolis sept l3--whest 6rr; september cav
ro, ne'eS%h., - MAX Xo N5Tnsrn sG F Fr'a
pat~ T'o'' s. GG4$3 50 Bran IN bulk s7as7 IS.
ras9l Sss iW p a Gn G .a4 aSch nsssi
81 mixed. sepe'a,er 2t];4alse oats qaiet No 9,e
az rr'Isons uWcraaeed i,l,ter firm; fancy West
s ERIN creamy fr@sS rcoyL o 4, Western ,Gc DO south
Tes;a .ocS shcat 70 oco lush corn $1,000 bush oats
AZ ON, bush Shipments Wheat 5000 bush. corn $4,000
bush. oats. 1900 bush g..
better: 40 red cash eleyalor Je TaSS SSr cosS
ISL asked: Deceniber 2Sl4a2S9.c: MAY. @Nc asked
s ssp.nGsr 22 1 Nay 9ac bid ~ white sts Ban
steady sacked east 9ck lot@ ESi'eF scare ,.sy
at isi.c los on Wts1ey steady at 81 % Pork higher
standard mes jcarinsi Dry SAL. meats-Boxci
shouldes 50 SHIRT clear and ribs So 90; shorts s. 90
and ribs D3 50 u s6sfis. So 5i's.
roleGo Sept lWheat hlsher ana easy No cash
and lower: No mixed poe oats dull and higher No ?
mixed eic Rye dG and hsher No ThsR tye o S2yer
81 %. oil unchanged
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tNORTH-GERMAS

tNoRTH-GERMAN
LLOYD.
Express steamer,
10 Gibraltar. Ma
"a. Victoria Nov. >. II AN
fkais'r W.II.Ncv.i2. II A VI
II. Bism'cA. Noy.iy, II A. VI
Also steamers for Alexandrl
Return tickets available fc
from Naples. Genoa, Gibrsll
don. Southampton. Paris. an
NORTH GERdAN LLOYD,
OELRlCHS 4 CO. Agents.
2 BOWLING Or. ~. Y.
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DED y LINE.
~ For la Guayra. Puerto Cabeiio Curacao ard MARI
oa,ho yn Cuacao-Cars aiso at Porto Rico
'' From ROBBERS Pier Brooklyn. -
-.
& ! IT y.
These steamers have superior accommodations for pas
e"' BOvI.TON BLISS & DALLETr.
General Managers. l33 Front 50.
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COOKS TOURS ROUND THE WORLD
- oct H. Oct. 20. HOLY LAND, Sept. "a. EUROPE
I'll Tuos COOK & SON 26l ard i2s5 Broadway. n. T.
OTARK'S ROUND THE WORLD PARTY.
Limited to 10 persons Leaving san FRANCISCO W.
% ..s,v,rd F. c CLARK. III Broadway. N 7.
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eEgA AN MED0TEg
.HAMBURtEAMEglcAN

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
LINE.
from New YORK
Plies, and Genoa.
fAller. ...... Nov. 20. II A. "
TENS. Dec. 3. II 4. "
-. Victoria. Dec. 10. IL A. M
a. Egypt. In Jan. and Fer.
r the steamers u either line
ar. Hamburg. Bremen, Lon
J CherbOurg.
HAMBURG AMERICAN
LINE.
81 BROADWAY, ~. z.
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FOro I'm W1Tkc's; Stnf'@--I NO MI tI''''
GOD AVERAGE Santu- 1son0 rcceps dafH - |o isS
fee market upc;'-t un
CHANGED. Il 20 r. dul' ana net uncAh'grl SAFES
1000 bag. Ia,rcCoNee make. orsn' iri'RuisI Al
fr,,c 1--we. n ana unchanged. a. , y. m
ou.t and Unchanged; closed \. frame net lover; toia
sales 600 Jaga.
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WHITE STAR LINE.

WHITE STAR LINE.
a. NEw-YoRX-oUEENsTow
Majestic 80. sept. Il. noon Bitanric Oct o noon
eermanlc -. Sept ~, Majestic Oct ~ noon
Teutonic. Sept 2s. noon lac.oc,. ~ noon
Cyurc.. Oct. go 4 Nj ,eu:o e -" -" mon
SIS up Majestic Teu,onlc. 500 up: secn nd Cabin S2o
~ third clats on Cync. Germsnic and Britannia.
- 20: on Majestic and Teutonic. $3.50 Revenue tax
additional ,,....,,., .,,,v q.
WHITE STAR LINE.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1898-05-29
DE HOY.

Madrid, Mayo 27.-Se ha concedi
do al General Bernal Ia Cruz de San
Fernando en- premio de sus dilatados
y va loses servicios.
-Ahordase la division surgiJa en-
tire los gamacis'as y demss elementos
ministeriales.
Ell Sr Suarez Inclan ha pedido
en- el Congreso pension para las
{ milas dc los q.e mueran heroics-
mente en- las Antillas, para 10 cual
presentA un proy ecto De ley.
-Elogiase con entusiasmo Ia he
roicidad hecha por el Sr Cadalso en-
Cavite.
Han sido condenadas en- Csyo
Hueso 7 goletas apresadas y a las que
sc les seguia causa.
Los cruceros austrircos &" Fran
c.aco y " Teresa han sal.do dc Gi
braltar con rumbo a Cuba.
Sc da gran impotancia & la con-
ferencia celebrada entire el Duque de
AlmoG6var, Ministro de Estado, con
los Embajadores de Russia, Alemania
y Francia-
Ha sido declarada en- libertsd la
barca americana "Sabanac que Sc
hallata fon nieada en- Ilo-I,o y que fue
captufada por buques espanoles.
Ell vapor Puerto Rico" que sa
lio el "a de Abril de Cuba, lego felil
mente a Barcelona.
Habana, II de Mayo-Ha<e pre-
sentado en el Pdrlamento Irsulsr un
proyecto &c e para impedIr los des-
haucios en- los contra.os de inquilina
to. cuyo pEecio &c arrendsmiento no
exceda de IS pesos mensuales.
-El General Aroias ha publica do
an bando, dcclaran 10 libre de dere
chos de matadefo ia matanzA de ga
nado, y otro bandc 6janio lcs precios
de los artlculos de prime necesidad
coroborando disposiciones va ante
Tiormente dictadas sobre el mismo e1-
tremo.
-Preparanse en- los campos eAten-
sas zonas de cultivo
Sc ha efectuado el cange de 'os
prisioneros de guerra, el Coronel Cor
tito. el medico y asistentes. que mani
hestan haber sido bien tratados por
los marinos, no pefmitiendo el pue
bio yankee fueran & Ia carcel.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1898-05-29
CABLEGRAMAS.
DE AVER.

Madrid, Mayo 26.- Ell General
Gobernador General de Fl
lipinss teIegraha que los tsgalos scep-
tan las reformss que sc les ofrecen y
Sc comprometen combstir favor de
Espana en- contra de los yankees.
Los yankees lograron hacer un
desembarco en- Benicayan: nuestras
tropas en- union de habitantes destro-
raron por complete expedicionarios,
apoderandose dc todas las armss y
peItrechos que lIevabsn. causando
esta victoria un gran efecto en- todo e.
territorio.
-Ha ,alido de Kingston para Nue-
va York el Vieepresidente de Ia Ii
tulada Replbliea Guiana. cabeci Ia
Capote.
En- Roma ha faIlecido el Minis
tro de Marina.
-Apesar de haberse calmado en-
H-lia los sucesos que ocasionaron dis.
turbios conocidos, contin1an hacien-
dose prisiones de los complicados er
los mismos.
Han llegado 4 Manila varios bu
ques de guerra de diversas naciones
En- Inglaterra sc ha celebradc
con gran fausto el aniversario de Ia
Reina Victoria.
Habana. Mayo 26.-Los yankee.
han prohibido venga a es,a capital c
gerente de la fabrica de cigarrillo.
Henri Clay.
NO ocurre ningdu suceso dignc
de comunicarse.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1898-05-29
CONTRA LA GUERRA

Con el seu3onimo de "Philadelp
hian", psblico nm norteamericauo en-
el Herald" las sig uientes sracio
mes. que tienen bastante significaci6n
en- las actuales circunstancias.
Dice que algunos de sus compa-
triotas quieren Ia guerra para emplear
sus capitals en- atlas especulaciones
en- Cuba, no ,itube ando en- satisfacer
sus viles ambiciones a costa de la
pc dida de muchas vidas de mucho
dinero.
Ahade luego qre 81 Ia razon del
conhcto es el no hall7rse protegido
los intcreses norteamcrcanos en- Gus
ba, debe tenerse preserte que los sub
ditos de los Estados Unidos, iueron 4
la gran Antilia DOR su propia volun-
tad, y que al no disfrutar de la tran
quilidad necesaria para mayor exito
de sus negocios son libres de mar
charse cuando 10 tengan por conve-
niente ( otro pals mas apfoposito para
el desenvolvimiento dc sus enpresa'.
Termina diciendo el "philadelp-
hian" que los Estados Unidos no
pueden invocar nj la hlan,ropia nj Ia
falta dc gobicrno de Cuba; 10 primerc
porque debcn cuidarse de atcnder
sus propias necesidades. y 10 segundc
porquc les es muy ne, esario aprender
q gobernarse ST mismos.