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The Newtown bee., 1899-02-17
GIRO ULATION
The Home Circle
Spiritual Grip.

THE SERMON PREACHED IN THE NEW"
TOWN CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH SUN
DAY MORNING, JANUARY %, 1899 By
THE PASTOR, REV OILS w. sARKER.
A BOOK THAT CAN BE EASILY READ
THROUaH.-GAIUs, A PRETTY GOOD
"ALL-AROUND" CHRISTIAN IN THIS
TIME OF GENERAL SICKNESS WELL TO
INQUIRE AFTER health OF THE SOUL
A SYMPTOM OF SICKNESS, Low TEMPER
AZURE AND SLOW PULSE REMEDY.
WORK; LIVE ON sIXPENCE a DAY AND
EARN IT, SYMPTOM OF SICKNESS
FAILING APPETITE REMEDY FEED
ON THE MEAT OF GOD WORD; You
CANNOT LIVE ON BROTH AND KNICK-
KNACKs.- CONGRESsMAN DINGLEY S
LIFE SUMMED UP, he WAS A PRAYER
MEETING CHRIsTIAN."-sYMPTOM OF
SICKNESS, DIFFICULTY IN BREATHING.
PRAYER THE CHRISTIAN VITAL
BREATH -BREATHE THE Atmosphere
OF CALVARY.-THE CURRENT FROM
EARTH TO HEAVHN.-PRAYER is FEEL
ING A NEED AND TELLING GOD ABOUT
THRUSH TIE COBWEBs AWAY THE
DELIGHTS OF SECRET PBAYER.-THE
STORY OF JAMIE.-THE MULTITUDE BE
FORE THE THRONE.
The Newtown bee., 1899-02-17

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The Newtown bee., 1899-02-17

Text, John, 2: beloved, wish, above all
things, that thou mayest prosper and be in
health. even as thy soul prospereth."
We are often advised to read book of
the Bible entire. This book can be easily
read, for there are only IA verses; in an
nouncinE the text do not have to state
the chapter, for there Is only one chap
ter. This letter of Johns is tucked away
here in so small a space that we have
hardly thought of it, and again and again
have passed it by. Sometimes when
stTolling through the woods we have
brushed away bank of leaves and IN
derneath have discovered some beautiful
mass, or when on an outing in the field
In an obscure corner have lighted upon q
rare flower such Is this Third Epistle OF
John.
The Apostle John was the disciple OF
love. He struck some OF the deepest
depths of thought and set vibrating some
OF the most tuneful strings. In his Cos
pei John speaks of Christ az our Friend,
the Holy Spirit az our Comforter, our
Fathers house and our Fathers care. In
his First Epistle he rings out the changes
on the phrase, "God is loves" the Sec
ond Epistle IL written to ''the elect lady
and her children" and it is q delightful
" kind and touching message; the Third
Epistle Ia simple note to his well-belov-
ed Gaius. Shortly he will see this friend
and speak to him face to face he is not
going TO write more with pen and ink
now; he has one wish above all others to
express at this time, aud that IL, that he
may prosper and be in health, even as
his soul prospereth.
Gaius was perhaps In trouble; perhaps
be had suffered some financial loss, he
may have been sick. John, however, was
sure OF one thing, that whatever calam-
ity might come to the temporal condition
of Gaius, his soul, at any rate, prospered
and was well. The church had had wit
mesa Of the charity Of Gaius; and not
the church only, but strangers too. He
was man, not possessing few such ev-
cry community Ii in bad way, Of whom
everyone speaks well, whose character Is
above reproach, for whom SANDER puts
no fiery tip on It's dart, whom all honor
for bis thorough goodness and whose
death leaves great blank.
Galus was man that walked In the
truth. Truth ~aa his atmosphere, truth
was bis way. u ninching honesty, ster
The Newtown bee., 1899-02-17

Don't get scared when your he4.rl
troubles you. Most likely you suffer fro N
mitigation. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure a.
gests what you eat. Ii will cure every
form Of Dyspepsia. r. Il. Beers e
Co., Newtown; S. c. Bull & Co., Sandy
Hook; A. B. Brakeman, Botsford; B.
Hawley & Co., Srepney.
The Newtown bee., 1899-02-17

ling integrity-that is what we want in
men to-day. Colossal swindlers are very
rare; but men whose every word is as
untainted as the sunlight, who, great
wealth being placed on one side and the
temptation to deceive even by conceal
ment and obscuriDg of facts being placed
on the other, alwsy 8 choose to maintain
their probity-such men are rare. Gaius
walked in the truth. On that men filed
our marts of trade and thrOpged our
halls of legislation and stood in places OF
public trust and lived everywhere along
our streets, to each of whom we might
point and say, THAT man is truthV
Gaius did faithfully whatever he did.
wen, Gaius had pretty good reputation
right through; we do not blush to read
his biography, sketchy as it is. No Won
der that John wished that his temporal
condition might be equal to his spiritual
condition, that the stale of his purse and
the state of his health cOrresp0nded to
the state of his soul. ScUffer, you are al
ways on a still hunt for black sheep 10
Christ's fold; it delights you and you
gloat over it as a sweet mOrsel that you
can roll under your tor que when, pet
chance, you have here and there found
one who has proved faithless to his vows,
why now and then, just for a change,
don't you turn J our search-light the other
way and look for some shining example
Of what sort of character the Christian
faith can achieve? You can find many
brilliant examples; the supply is not linn
tied. Here is the we'll beloved Gaius
why don't you begin with him?
We always seem, my friends, tc
be breaking records. There has been Sc
much sickness of one sort and another
in this community this winter that when
the memory of the oldest inhabitanl
runneth not back to the contrary, we
say that there has never been so muet
sickness in so small space of time be
fore. Surely then it is o good time Il
think about health; and | take that fol
my theme this morning, the health of tn
soul. The soul is sick or the soul il
well, and it makes very great difference
whether the soul is sick or the soul Il
we'll.
The Newtown bee., 1899-02-17
THE HEALTH OF THE SOUL

is important, or this life is all, and we are
not immortal, and the gate of death closes
upon everything that shall ever concern
US. The health of the soul is important,
or the Bible is a record Of untruth, and
God has stuItified Himself, and we are
animalisn in our nature and that is all.
am not much of physician, and yet
[ think can mention some classes OF
symptoms that will apply as We II to soul
health as to health Of body. The first
class of symptoms ia low temperature,
slow and heavy pulse, general debility.
You have seen the effects Of this ;
you have seen people dragging them
selves through their tasks, going about
their work as slaves whipped to their
duty. You know what such lack of
energy applied to business would mean ;
1t would mean total failure. An employ
err, with an eye open to his own welfare,
would not employ listless, pulseless
clerk one day.
II there is no hope for low-temperature
work to succeed in business lie, what
greater hope Is there Tor it TO succeed in
religious lifef You have seen all these
things IN evidence in the religious life.
You have gone TO worship in low.tem-
perature churches when the very atmos-
phere of the place CONCEALED all the fiow-
ing feryor wiCnin you; you have shaken
hands with heavy.pulse Christians when
the touch of their dngers chilled you to
10 the marrow; you have seen people
go into religious work when you wonder.
ed il they were not trying to give an
illustration of how not to accomplish
anything at all. Whatever thought
these people had as they enlisted in the
service OF the church, iE evidently was
not, ~ delight to do Thy will, 0 Lord. :"
Whatever motive inspired them In under
taking their ia ks, manifestly Ghe motive
was not, 1.-The love of Christ constraineth
me-" Watch congregation come into
church on Sunday morning, and see
by the expressions on the faces how many
hearts you think are aglow with love to
the Master, how many lips are eagerly
asking, '.Lord, what wilt Thou have me
TO doS'', bow many souls are expecting
The Newtown bee., 1899-02-17

A. B. Fsncher, HswleYville, and test Il
for yourself.
The Newtown bee., 1899-02-17
49,, SMITHS
Green Mountai
'7'777 RENOVATOR. (AO9aas

One of the most serious of impure blood pssox
diseased
When the blood its impurities o important
troube
brewing.
Sufferers
quickly possible
Smiths
Green Renovato will do YOU
The Newtown bee., 1899-02-17

O have suffered with kidney trouble for three years
but after trying many medicines and employing many
physicians, without avail had about despared of recov.
cry when your Green Mountain Renovation was recon-
gmended. Four weeks of this wonderful remedy
tirely cured me. 1 riding twenty-five or thirty
miles day in team when before, owing to pains in my
kidneys and back scarcely able ride at e Your
Renovator has cured of what supposed hope
less case. L. T. BEEALAc, Hartford Conn.,
t would be wise for other sufferers themselves
how really efficient this remedy Remember that every
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-09-25
MovIMIENTO MARITIME
ENrRADAs DE TRAvEsIA.

De Liverpool y escalas vap esp asa
turnina Sobrinos de Ezquiaga con Ia
siguiente carga: Sus eonsignatarios 27o
atdos hero galvaniz. do 8 9y 6 fdos
tegidos SIS y Ipq.e muestras Mullen
hon y Korber casco colores BarcclS y
Co 10 casco p!anch M Lomba y Co
100 d quesos Herre.o Ortega y Co 2
csseos herraduras d clavos $50 atdos
hierro galvanizado d tegidos Baquero
y Gandara SO atdos hierro galvanizado
4l3 plsnchas 100 ltas pintura Sierra y
Palau 6so stdos hero galvanizado Ce
recedo Hermanos y Co 20 d cervesa
S Melon y Co I6 q " fdo tegidos
Rafael Noguerss d tegidos Targa y
90 a &y4 fdos tegidos Mendizabal y
Co 80 @y IS fdos tegidos Egozcue y
Co; 200 SIS arroz ] M Blanco y Co
q mostaza / d emulsion G Rodrigucz
y Co d y casco quincalla R Fabian
y Co IS fdos y 9 d tegidos Vidal Her
manos IL d tegidos ] Peiia y Co icy
10 fds tegidos Sores de Ahumada y Co
q d tegidos Zalduonde y Mier 4 @yI
fdo tegidos Sores de Orcasitas Co "a
4 y 20 fdos teeidos Sores de Jose Her
naiz 10 d y IL fdos tegidos SaDt;steban
Chavarri y Co SO d y 26 fdos tegidos
Sores de A Mayol y Co go q y 10 csS,
cos quincalla Hernai2 y Co, z@y4'
fdos tegidos ] Matienzo IS cascos 1870
atdos v 4 d quincalla y ferreteria Rotu
lados s78 atdos hero galvanisado as
bultos varios A Ia 6rden p EN2 fdos
y I d tegidos F cascos ginebra 50
efnes vacios B c 100 atdos hero cal
vanisado A MIC tegidos L o 1000
SIS arroz F BIGy6 6 fdos teeidos.
De Philadelphia barca amer "Rose
Mines" IL 6vden con Ia siguiente carca:
So2 toneladas carbon mineral.
De Amberes vap ing sKiwiernoor"
= ] T Silva y Co con Ia carga siguiente.:
Barcel6 y Co IS huacales loza 200 cal
deros $50 braseros Ochoa y Eermans
100 4 clavos Egoscue y Co 100 q clal
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-09-25
Vaporos que Sc espersn

AMER VASco En- los prinesss hias
del mes de Octubre pr6xino saldr1 de
este puerto para Sto Doninge, va Ma
yaeiiez, admitiendo cargo y passjersl.
ALIEN CoNSTANCIA. Sali6 De Gees
tenunde el dia 9 del corriente y se espe
"a en- este puerto hacia el dia ~.
ALIEN NoRDE2HEY Toeara en- esta
puerto hacia el ~ de Octabre y tenark
carga y pasaieros con destiMo . Europa.
ESP SIERRA. Sldra De Liverpool via
Santsnder. con dcstine q este paeste. q
dia 27 del eorTiente.
AMER EvzLYN Debe haber salido
del puerto de New York con sumbo .
este, el dia Io del presente mes.
AMER CARACAS Proeedente de q
Guaira y escalas toeara en- este pusrto
el dia 26 del presete mes, saliendo eI
mismo dia direetamente para New Yosk.
Admitira eargs. pasajeros y eorrespon
dencia.
AMER PHILADELPHIA Ri 2S del
actual tomara pueito proeedeate de New
York y saldra para Il Guaira y esealas
admitiendO pas.jefos y corTespoadeneis
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-09-25
ENrRADAs DE cABoTAJH.
Ninguna
SALIDAs DE TRAvESIA
Ninguna.
SALIDAS DE CABOTAJE.

Para los puertos que resehamos gol
"Alice' con Ia carga siguiente Para
Fajardo Americe Salas I fdo calzados
Gonzalez Padin y Hermanos I d porce
lana y quincalla 2 fdos paraguas y otros
Pieras y Co d calzado nidos baules
Alexandra Boszo I d aceite & mercan
cias 1 d maquina coser G Rodriguez y
Co I& Guincalla Santisteban Chavarri
y Co, d tegidos Cuetara Ros y Co
d pieles y tegidos I rollo suela Men
dizabal y Co. d y fdo tegidos 2 d
hilos coser riza Hermanos I d tegidos
fdo marroquies Sores de Jose Hernaiz
3 d tegidos R Fabian y Co d tegidos
Jose Perujo y Olivia $ cntos cebollas 2 d
ceveza 2 d cigarrillos d pimen.on
F Font y Hermano brls uyss cajita
[longanizas Hernaiz y Co d tegidos
Sores de A Mayol y Go 40 anafes de
hero I d Herraduras Fritze L1ndt y
Co SIS harina Caldas y Co 8 fdos taba
CO hilade Gonzalez y Alfonso 6 d aceite
coco Herrero Ortega y Co d mercan
cias a d aceite linaaa pqte efectos 1
atdo papel brl quincalla fdo currican
S:res de Perez Hermanos 2 d ques $ 4
tablas sardinas SIS papas S cntos cebo
Has Sierra y Palau IS atdos zinc.
Para Naguabo Herrero Ortega y Co
1 brl rejas 2 q mercancias 5 atdos y I
bala papel 5 brles cerveza lta almen
dras 1 d negro humo ] Ochoa y Her
mano IS SIS harina 6 SIS azdcar Sores
de A Mayol y Co I & quinealla I pq:e
de junquillos M,Roman y Co d I picos
hero atdos palas casce ferreteria
A Vicente y Co IS SIS arroz S d quesos
I6 & pasas Troncoso Hermanos y Co
5 d galletas 40 SIS sal IS d pasta Sobri
nos de I9quierdo y Co 10 SIS arroz Pla
mas Rojo y Co $50 gfnes vacios
Para Vieques bdra "Paquito" con Ia
carga siguiente: Herrero Ortega y Co
10 d gas a balas papel 4 nidos baules
r d mercancias MeItz y Gambia 5 d
f6sforos Sierra y Palau 10 SIS arroz 2l3
manteca jaula jamones IS SIS harins 5
brles id 10 d galletas Castrill6n y Ochoa
Io d vino Luiha Hermanos y Co ia
PIP vino / d aceite 81 alpiste Sobrinos
de Armas guarda comidas l lta aceite
pqte cafias baul rspa uso I pqte
quincalla 2 d puntas Paris Villar y Co
5 brls tocino.
DESPACHEDOS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-09-25
SiTUACI0N DEL MERCAu0
Latest kilograms

President Mac Kinley has published
en- order extending the Postal tariffs.
existing between Cuba and the United
States. to Porto Rico.
The Second Cabinet Nesting held in
in London has proposed to limit some
what its propositions to the Tsansvaa'l
granting to President Kruger term Of
one week torespond, which will however
be considered, as improroguble.
New York, September IS.
The state oil the Market to day is as
follows
Flour .........-.... 3.S5&3.o5
Meal ..--...........$ 5 2.I5a2,a5
Pork ...-..o.-...... S 900 a $40
Brown Sugar.-......$ 3.I4II6
Exchange upon Lon
don l-vista. ta........ $4.82 {
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-09-25
LA QUESTION ANelo-AFRICANA

E! segundo Consejo de Ministries
celebrado en- Londres ha resuelto
limitar algo las proposiciones he
chas al Transvaal concediendo al
Presidente Kriiger, como plazo i'm
prorrogable de tempo, una semana
para que conteste.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-09-25

a encontraban Alberto Stowel, Facun
do Rivera, Felipe Lopez y Jose Dolores
Ortiz, el individuo Jose Rumbo Do
val. recibiendo una pufialada en- Ia es
palda de Ia que fue curado en- elcuarto
de socorros, pasando al hospital en- gra-
We estado, despues de haberse constitui
dc el Juzgado y practicarse las primeras
Idiigencias.
Han contraido matrimonio en- San
Pablo, de Londres, el conde de Shaftes.
bury y lady Constancia Sibell Grosvenor.
meta del duque de Westminster.
Caicdlase que los regalos hechos a los
contrayentes pasan de 300. con un valor
aproximado de 100000 libras esterlinas.
Entire las joyas destacanse un collar
de brillantes. regalo del duque de West
minister, y una cruz de las mismas pie
dras, de la condesa de Grosvenor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-09-25
.U|dnOS Cab|GgranaS
St. Thomas, 3 taEde
EN- FAVOR De PUERTO RICO

El Presidente Mac Kinlcy ha pu
blicado la Orden hacienda extensi
vas a Puerto Rico las tarifas posta
les viCentes entire Cuba y los Es-
tados Unidos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-09-25

trucci6n de Ia Carolina, siendo eiegida
por unanimidad tanto en- dicho pueblo
como en- el de Rio-grande.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-09-25
IeLEsIA De SAN JOSE

Solemnes cultos que en- los dias 26 y
~ del presente mes tributaran q 50
Santo Padre y fundador las dos familias
de San Vicente de Paul, el gran Apostol
de Ia Carload
FL 26 por Ia noche despues del Santo
Rosario habra Salve solemne & toda
orquesta.
El 27 las S11 de SD maiiana comen.
cara la Misa sole:nne con panegirico q
cargo de un orador sagrado, termin4n.
dose el acto con Ia adoraci6n de Ia reli-
quia y gozos del Santo.
Sc suplicA Ia asistencia estos cultos
a todos sus devotos en- particular y en-
general a todos los fieles. al
| FL sefior Secretario Civil ha puesto en-
conocimiento del alcalde de Rio-piedras,
de orden del Gohernador General, que
no tiene razon ese ayrntamiento en- 10
que cobra al de Trujillo-alto, puesto que
cada municipalidad esta en- el deber de
atender al servicio de bagaies dentro dc
su demarcaci6n.
Ell sabado 1ltimo fueron decomisada:
IS ibras de pan en- el barrio de Puerta
de TERRA y distribuidas entire los pobres
de osden del seiior Teniente- alcslde.
Por atentado contra la vida del conf
sario del barrio de los Cedros. Carolina.
fue capturado por Ia Policfa insular Ge'
naro Fernandez.
Leemos en- el Commercial Advsrtise,
que "el gobierno de Washington ha
aprobado va el modelo y mandado gra
bar los sellos que han de usarse en- Cuba
y que representaran los de un centavo,
la estatua d. Cristobal Colon que existe
en- el patio de la antigua Capitania Ge.
neral; los de dos cenravos, la pila de la
India los de tres centavos, la alegoria
del Oomercio representada por un buque
mercante, y los de cinco centavos, uua
vega de tabaco. un palmar y un ingenis
en- primer termino".
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-09-25

Ventas al detail de provisiones y fru
tos del pals. Gale de Mirafor esquina
a San Juan, Cayey. 1914
La sociedad bene6ca de sehoras de
Ponce ha quedado constituida con 81
personas, esperandose la adhesion de
gran n1mero de seiioras y seiior;tas que
no pudieron concurrir & la reunion que
celebr6 dicha sociedad la noche del jue-
YES 1ltimo. Para formar la Juata direc-
tiva fueron electas las seiioras siguientes.
Presidenra: Mrs. Louise Jgoe Miller:
Vice -presidentas I: Ms Burton Roe
lofs Thompson. 2: Mrs Luella M 're-
ller. 8: Doha Nieves Toro de Fritze.
a: Dona Luisa Toro de MILLER. So De-
1a Maria Cabrera de Lacot. Vocalts !:
Do1a Isabel Oppenheimer de Subira.
Do1a Carmen Vale de Sanchez. Te-
sorera: Dofia Isabel Spencer de Gra-
ham. Secretaria : Doiia Leonor Faiar-
do de Salazar. sc acord6 fjar en- ws
peso plata ty0vinciai la quota de entrads
y una contribution mensual de cincnenta
centavvs para formar el sondo DE- socc-
rros.
Do6a Dolores Garcia, viuda 6e J.me
nez Prieto. de Caguas, ha sulicitado con
donaci6n de contribuciones de tres casas
que posee en- aquelIa ciudad, en- vista de
los desperfectos que sufrieron con el
temporal.
Esta maiiana sc ha visto ante Ia Corte
provisional. e. juicio oral de Policarpo
Berdejo. acusado por robo de provisiones
de las destina las para socorrer las vic
timas del temporal. El tribunal mani
fest6 al pro-esado, que siendo este el
primer case de dicha fndole, y teniendo
en- cuenta Ia benignidad que solicita el
de!ensor para q, le condenaba seis
meses de c4rcel, con abajos forzados.
pero que 81 llegase 4 ocurrir otro case
igual, serfa castigado el autor con mayor
condena.
ri alcalde de Rio-Rrande ha puesto
ca conocimiento de Ia Seeretaria civil,
que para pa2ar las atenciones de aquel
municipio. Sc hace necesario &c que le
autorice para cobrar arcontribcciones pro
pietarios cuyas pkrdidas con motive del
temporal han sido insigni6cantes, 8 &c le
otoreue IN eupr6stit0 para salvar Ia ST.
tuaci6n por que atraviesa.
Les han sido concedidas dos pensiones
vitalicias ascendentes Goo dollars anua-
Ies, Il sefiora doia Isabel Diaz. viuda
De Baldorioty de Castro. y 4 don Ramon
Masin; 4 las Svenes pianistas Lolita Az
piroz y Eliza Tavarez = al vlolinists An
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-09-25

Los sehores Boysen y Co., de Ponce,
han tenido Ia bondad de remitirnos CO.
pia de un cablegrama de sus correspon
sales en- Ia isla de Cuba en- el que avi-
san estos el envio a Washington de una
Exposition redactada por el Centro de-
Comerciantes de la Habana, solicitando
Ia derogaci6n de la Orden dictada re-
cientemente sobre rebaja de los derechos
de importation en- aquella Antilla del
cafe de Puerto-Rico.
Es realmente sensible la actitud en-
que sc ha colocado el Centro de Conner
ciantes de Ia Habana, y consideramos de
urgente necesidad que nuestras Cana
.sas de Comercio y todos los interesados
directamente en- el mantenimiento de Ia
Orden combatida. adopten resoluciones
capaces de neutralizar las inauencias y
recursos puestos en- juego >por el reteri
do centro, va que no es probable que
funde este su petici6n en- razones l6gicas
y argumentos convincentes.
Por tener que salir con direction q
Vieqnes la Corte Provisional para la vista
de algunas causas, y a 50 regreso conti'
nuar viaie para Mayagiez y Ponce. Sc ha
suspendido el juicio oral aplazado para
el dia 27 del actual, de la causa seguida
al pasa Gro del vapor "Paulina". por
contrabando de zapatos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-09-25
OrERAc1oNns soBRH s1 MvELLr
MERCADo DE FRUToS
AzGCAR

AzUCAR
Sin operacienes.
80
Iegan regulases partidas de este ara
10 para 50 venta, y les preeies que a
Canaan SON los siguientes
s roA roA Csrri.at.s csba.
5 IIH aI2 Pil6n
5 I2H arg Hacienda sin escejss
1917 ala Id. sscejdo
Llegaran muy en- bieve pastidas de
nuevo grano, y como las existencias Il
macenadas son bastante rekulaEes. perO
algo picadas eotizamos q 81 fanega.
Han llegado algunas partidas de este
hquidO, que han hecho desee ader rue
vamente Los precios. Condzamos y8
eeatavos gallon prueba ~ e 81 detalle
TA1Aco
Las existeaeias &c este articulo "a
regslares y los precios est&a ea roiacitn
con Ia calidad del articul0. !
OAMRToA
sobre Loadres $s.szX a S.. 50 POI {
New York. -. $50 p8 r.
Paris. ........ S 81 q IS p3P
Madrid y Bar. 4
eeloaa.. ss4.ss r:R.:
BlLLBTEs DE LOS ESFADos UMIDO
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