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The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-11-29
Rev. IrI r. Hicks is Not Dead

Notwithstanding a widely cur
rent rumor that the Rev. Irl r.
Hicks was dead, he never was in
better health, and never did a
harder and more successful years
work than that just closing. He
has just completed his large and
splendid Almanac for 1902 and,
with his staff of able helpers, has
brought his journal, Word AND
WORKS, Justly forward into inter
national reputation. For quar-
ter of a century Mr.. Hicks has
grown in reputation and useful
ness as the peoples astronomer,
and forecaster of storms and the
character of coming seasons.
Never were his weather forecasts
so sought after as now, his timely
warning of e serious drouth this
year having saved the people
from loss andsuffering. Millions
of bushels of wheat were harvested
through his advice to plant crops
that would mature early. The
American people will certainly
stand by Prof. Hicks, when ii
costs so little and the benefits are
so great. His fine Almanac of
200 pages is only 25c, and his
splendid family journal is only
one dollar q year including the
Almanac. Send to WORD AND
Works Pub. Co., 22O1 Locust St.
st. Louis, Mo.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-11-29
Lumber Going Up.

The Baltimore American says:
"For the second time within five
years lumber is on the rise, and
bids fair, from the reports of the
brokers and dealers and the
builders interested in the product
to ascend to dizzy heights.
Three years ago lumber went so
high, owing to the adverse wealth
er on the great lakes and to a
consequent scarcity in the yards
of the wholesale dealers, that it
was almost at prohibitive figures
and many handlers made for
tunes. For a time wholesale
dealers instructed their agents
to sell to no one, owing to the
scarcity of the material and their
consequent inability to supply
orders at any price. Several
agents of large New York lumber
houses actually did nothing for
six or seven months, at that time,
except to draw their salaries.
Wood was so valuable that even
lathes went up to comparatively
fabulous prices. Even the cover
ing boards in lumber yards had a
commercial value at that time,
and could readily be sold.
A similar condition appears
about to prevail, owing to the
thinning out of the lumber for
ests in the great Northwest and
the scarcity of first class logs.
This state of affairs will, if it
continues, interfere with building
conditions and will materially
increase the price of the business
and dwelling structures which
may be contemplated in the near
future. When lumber went up
three years ago the increase in
prices prevented the eonsumation
of number of building projects
for some time, and caused sever
al to be called off altogether. 1t
is feared that similar results will
occur in the near future.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-11-29

There will be a mass-meeting Of
Democrats and a meeting of the,
Winn Parish Democratic Exec
utive Committe assembled in
Winfield, La, Dec. 9TH, 1901,
for the purpose of nominating .
Representative for the parish of
Winn to fill the unexpireed term
of DR.. d. I'll. Caldwell, deceased.
All persons afiiliating with the
Democratic party and all members
of the Committee are especially
invited to be present.
]. T. WALLACE,
Ch'mn Parish Ex. Com.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-11-29
The Bankp Winfield hangs

The Bank of Winfield hangs
up a neat sign to the effect that
they are protected by policy in
Bankers Mutual Casualty Com
pany. This refers to an insur-
ance policy issued by the Com
pany to the Bank, and secures
the Bank and its patrons from
the danger aud loss from that
score. The Company issuing
the policy pays the loss occasion
ed, and in addition to this money
protection, the Company has an
efficient detective service which
is at once put on the track OF a
criminal who intcrferes with any
bank holding a policy this Com
pany, and bringing the burglar or
robber to pay and trial regardless
of the time or effort required.
Punishment is sure to overtake
any person who attacks the bank
in the way of burglary or rob-
berry. The patrons of the Bank
can readily see the great merit
of such a protection.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-11-29

If you wish yonr patent busi-
ness properly and promptly done
send it to Swift, & Co., Patent
Lawyers, opposite United States
Patent Office, Washington, d. c.
They have no dissatisfied client.
Write them for their confiden-
tiaI letter; Postal card will
bring it, and it may be worth
money to you. See their adyer-
tisement elsewhere in this paper,
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-11-29

Six burglars held up an editor
in an Ohio town a few nights ago.
When they gazed on the COM
bined output of the search they
apologized, stood up in a row and
asked him to kick 'em for being
such idiots. But as the joke was
on them he declined the invitation.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-11-29

When you feel that life is hardly
worth the candle take a dose of
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets. They viii cleanse your
stomach, tone up your liver and
regulate your bowels making you
feel like new man. For sale by
Dealers in Patent Medicine.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-11-29

THE SESrrNEL's telephone
number is 90 and our friends are
requested to not be backward
about using it. Give us any news
item you may know and if it Is
not convenient to call at the Office
or see us on the street, ring up
No. 20 and tell us. Well appre
ciate it.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-11-29


Can it be that it was the Booker
Washington incident that started
ex-Queen Lii, of Hawaii, to
Washington, to make another
attempt to grab a big slice of the
public land, on the ground that
she was the owner of what were
known as the s'crown lands? It
is reasonably certain that she
wont get the lands, but we should
not eare to 90 So far as 70 pos
itively ssy that she viii not SET {
ki<e Hooee diesez
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-11-29

Congress will assemble at WASH
ington Monday next. President
Roosevelt will present his first
message, which viii be delivered
at noon that day.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-11-29

Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets cure biiiousness,
constipation and headache. They
are easv to take and pleasant in
effect. For sale by Dealers. in
Patent Medicine.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-11-29

John Bull may have q fresh
batch of trouble thrust upon him
by the setting up of an independ-
ent republic on the canada side
Of the Alaskan boundary line by
miners who object to British laws
and methods.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-11-29
NOTICE

All parties indebted to me viii
call on Kidd & Wallace and pay
their accounts, else l have au-
thorized suit to be filed to effect
settlement of same.
n15tf. w. III. WILLIAMS, NJ. D.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-11-29
Yours truly,
H. l.. BRIAN,

Mr.. Brian is an interesting lee
turer and will have good audi
ences at the above named ap-
peintments.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-11-29

NATCHiIOCHEs. Las
Nov. "a, 1901.
Ed. SENTINEL:
Please announce in The SEN
tinel that 1 will lecture at the
Camp Ground in ward z on Sat
urday, Dec. 7th, at 10, a. m.; at
Big Springs Church following
night ut 1880. and at WINFIELD
Court House Sunday Sth, at 7:30,
p. m.
SuByEcT-"Salvation: From
What. to What?"
The lecture will be purely non
sectarian but supported by the
Bible. Many dark passages in
the Bible will be discussed, and
many knotty problems in the
science of Life solved by the
Book
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-11-29
Lecture Appointments.

The following card is self-ex-
planatory:
NATcHIToCHEs, La,
Nov 81 1Q01
Graham guardian., 1901-10-11
From q Missionary.

The following letter, dated in
August, failed to reach us until Q
few days ago:
EDITOR GUARDIAN: Thinking
perhaps q few lines to your paper
would be Of interest to its readers
| will endeavor to give you few
items.
/ left my home in the Gila
valley twentythree months ago and
came here to Alabama as a mis-.
sionary of the Church of Jesus
Christ of Latter Day Saints. Since
my arrival 1 have been in nineteen
different counties in Alabama and
five in Florida. ] find the people
here in the South a very kind,
hospitable people, as a rule.
Most all the people Of Alabama
are farmers, their principle crops
are cotton and corn. You can
look over the fields and see farms
dotted with single rigs, viz: one
man, one horse, mule or OK, and
one plow.
The weather is very warm now
and most all the farmers have lay
ed by, and are now waiting for the
time to come to pull fodder and
pick cotton.
The crops as rule are short
this year, as in most parts it has
been very dry, while in other
places they had several hail storms
which did a great deal of damage
to the crops.
The country is very broken and
has very thick growth of fine
timber and the soil is Of red clay
and course sand. Land can be
bought very cheaply, from s1.O0
to $40 per acre, owing to the loca-
ton. Wages also are cheap, as a
man can be hired for from SIS to
SO, per month.
The people of West Florida,
generally, work at logging, on
turpentine farms and also fishing
and oystering, which is carried on
to a great extent at st. Andrews
and Chactawhachee bays.
| have enjoyed my labors very
much since have been away from
home and l have had excellent
health. / have not met with much
opposition except in isolated cases.
/ enjoy reading the GUARDIAN
every week very much. / trust
you will be as successful in the flu.
ture as you have been in the past in
the publication ofyour paper.
ALVIN WARNER.
Graham guardian., 1901-10-11
The Latest House of Hits" Pub
locations.

! Everyone has heard of or seen the
delightful play, with its scenes Of
rural life, entitled "Lovers Lane"
1t is on the beautiful story Of this
play that Max S. Witt and Robt
f. Roden's latest ballad" "Its
A Long Lane That Has No Turn
ing" is founded.
Otto Langey, the composer of
! the celebrated "Mandolina" Mexi-
can serenade, has just written a
beautiful new serenade called
verona" Every music lover
should have it.
All those music lovers to whom
the beautiful ballad" In The House
OF Too Much Trouble" appealed
strongly, will be delighted with
ga Little Empty Nest" the latest
by the same authors.
Don't Butt In f" is the odd title
ofa new coon song, which is big
hit with Lew Dockstader, the
famous minstrel, this season.
1t is by Johnson, Cole & John
son, the writer's of Mary Irwin's
hits last season.
The new book, "The Puppet
Crown" is the latest craze this
year, and Mary Bowling Sutton's
waltz of the same title will be one
of the big hits.
George Primrose, the popular
minstrel, is singing new coon
song, "When the Jack O'Lantern
Starts to Walk About" in his show.
1t is u splendid success for him.
The above publications are is
sued this month by Jos. W. Stern
& Co., the "House Of Hits" who
are also agents for the celebrated
Hawkes. Sonorous Band Instru.
ments and the Bearc "Majestic"
Stringed instruments. They will
be pleased to sent their illustrated
catalogue free, upon application to
their main offices, 81 E. 2lst Street
New York.
Graham guardian., 1901-10-11

The founder Of the Society OF
Assassins that flourished in Persia
in the Eleventh century, says the
Memphis Commercial Appeal, and
which was utterly destroyed in the
Twelfth, Hasan Sabbah, was a
fellow and special chum of Omar
Khahyyam, the tent maker, whose
poetry is the vogue and fad of our
present literary aristocracy. The
creed of this society was the re-
lection of all fixed rules either of
religion or morality and the secret
taking off of all enemies.
Graham guardian., 1901-10-11
GET TOGETHER.

The Phenix Enterprise of Oct. 3,
has the following sensible editorial:
The Prescott papers are tearing
up the earth and filling the air with
fuss and feathers over whether or
not Gov. Murphy and the other
territorial officers are sincere in
their attitude toward statehood.
While it is true that in the past
certain actions upon their part
have aroused serious doubts as to
their sincerity, there is no necessi-
ty Of a fierce political wranglc at
this time about what Gov. Muir
ply did in the past. The question
before the Arizona people today is
"can We get statehood this win
teri" The indications are that we
can. Gov. Murphy has come out
in the public print advocating
statehood and he will make u
speech in New Mexico along this
line. Let us accept his public ut
terances as his honest and heart
felt policy. If he should under
take to go TO Washington and
while there knife statehood, the
true friends of Arizona can then
read the speeches he made toward
the new state of Arizona, and con.
vict him of double dealing at a
time when it will do him the most
injury.
But the Enterprise cannot believe
that Gov. Murphy at present en-
tertains any but the sincerest in
tentions toward the new state of
Arizona, and it believes that this
is a good time to drop all partisan
ism and get together for the well
fare of the whole people. AS to
what the state Of Arizona will do
for Gov. Murphy this can only
be conjectured; but the people
want statehood and the democrat
ic and republican politicians can
fight it out after tho bill gets
through congress.
In brief, we will never get state.
hood by wrangling and fighting
among ourselves. "A house divided
against itself cannot stand" We
must get together, drop all petty
animosity and have our democrat
ic politicians work on the demo-
Gratis in congress and our republi-
can politicians work on the repub-
lican congressman and administra-
tion.
Graham guardian., 1901-10-11
HORRIBLE CRIME.
One Mexican Boy Kills Another With
| Whom He Was Not Acquainted


One Mexican Boy Kills Another With
Whom He Was Not Acquainted
Saturday evening a horrible
crime was committed near the
Chinese garden, just above North
Clifton, whereby CRUZ Sisneros, a
boy Of twelve years, met his death
at the hands of Francisco Castillo,
also boy, about fourteen years of
age.
A jury was impanelled by JUS
tice Boyle, which viewed the re-
mains. Francisco Hernandez was
the only witness to the killing.
He testified that he was in conver-
sation with deceased when Castillo
came along, drew As. calibre re-
volver, and fired at Sisneros, the
ball striking him in the head, kill
ing him instantly. No words were
possed between them, and there
seemed no provocation whatever
for the crime.
Castillo Immediately left for a
wood camp few miles from town
where some of his uncles were
camped. He has not yet been ap
pretended, and is supposed to be
in the Mogollon mountains.
From the statements of other
parties it seems that a few days
previous to the killing Castillo
had trouble with another boy over
pair of spurs, and doubtless mis-
took Sisneros for the other boy.
1t is likely the murderer will
yet be captured.-Copper Era.
Graham guardian., 1901-10-11

1t was fortunate for Emma Gold
man and her Chicago fellow an
srchists that they were enabled to
obtain the protection Of the law
they deride instead Of being aban-
doned to the tender mercies of a
mob which stands for the absence
of law they seek.
Graham guardian., 1901-10-11

"No nation, no matter how
glorious its history, can exist un-
less it practices--practices, mind
you, not merely preaches-civic
honest, civic decency, civic righte,
business. No nation can per
manently prosper unless the deca-
logue and the golden rule are its
guides in public as in private life, "
-Presidet Roosevelt.
Graham guardian., 1901-10-11
FRIDAY, OCTOBER II 1901.
RATES OF LEGAL ADVERTISING

Three babies--triplcts--recently
exhibited at Hutchinson, Kan,
fair, rejoiced in the name Oh
Msgdaline, Mandoline and Maude-
line. Had there been a fourth it
would no doubt have been named
Gasoline.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-01-29
PR0N0STTCOS :,
INGLESES.

Seghn el adivino ingles Moore,
que tan acertado estuvo pf6nostican
do Il suerte que cabrfa al asesinado
rey de Italia, todas las naciones del
mnndo han de experimental, en- el
curso de este elio, grandes cataclis
mos, que interesar6n Ia vida social
= polftica de cada una.
Entire las calamidades con que
Sc ha de regular Il humanidad, augu
ra el agorero astr6logo que habr6
abundancia de guerras, terremotos,
inundaciones. muertes yiolentas de
reyes y hambre
Para ID qle falta, 60, quo haN Wis
to desprenderse ms piedra de los
<molinos del cielo,S que vienes & en-.
cajarae en- u planeta TERRA, con so.
bra de di difmatro s.s
mos frescos con ell ohse-
quio noe destina, d no ~ mo-
difics isf6bricaci6n de los regalos.
eDios sobre today 8 esperar
los dias
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N99Ia urla
para eleCcioneS.

~ y
Rn L3ndres Sc he presentado
IN ingenioso invento para hacer las
elecciones, sin que los gobiernos
puedan torcer, gusto de sus parti
culares intereses, Il voluntad pdbli-
ca. IS
La nl4quina novedad, que sirve
para votar y haoer escrutinios, es
IN aparAto que muestra 81 pdblico
Los nombres. de los candidates, te
.niendo cw1A uno de estos m bot6n
que al ser oprimido, imprime q vo.
to en- IN rol1o de papel que va en- ell
interior. " s.
Cada :elector toca el bottom que
desea y no caben- mistid dcaciones, pu
diendo hacerse Ia operaci6n muy ra
pids.
Ri escrutinio 10 ejecuta luego Ia
mAduina en- breves minutos.
Este inYento, seguramente, ha
de guitar ell sueno 4 muchos usurpa-
dores de voluntades en- las cuestio-
nes electorales.
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DeSgraCiado suCeSo.

Hoy por la maflana, hall&ndose
trabsiando en- 10 fab1ica de maderas
de la Marina, el joYencito Abelardo
Alvarez, tnvo ladesgracia de ser COZ
gido por una de las grandes correas
de Ia maquinaria, yendo q dar & la
sierra, dunde se destroz6 el cr6neo.
En- vano fue, el tratar de parar
Ia m4quina, pues "a el infeliz joven,.
-habfa sidO destrozado.
I'm ct momento Sc constituy6 en-
el lugar del hecho eli Juzgadod da Ca
tedral y 81 medico. El cad41er fne
conducido POGO despnes al cemen
terio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-01-29

cibir elevadisimas inspira aciones, bon
dadosos y limpios de corazon por 10
que arguye 8 los buenOs sentimien
tos. z esos les dice: no me pidais
cesas del cielo, porque es indtil no
estais preparados ahn para r0cibir
hi squiera las de Ia TERRA. ss s
Yo Sc que sois simiente de
Abraham; mas procurais matarme
sporque mi palabra no cabe en- voso
tros. dice el maestro & los Judios
<que creian en- 81,
Y uno de sHs apostofes le in.
terpela asf: iTanto tempo ha que
estoy con vosotros y no me has CO.
nocido adn Felipe?
Cuando qniere consolar 8 sus
discipulos que lloran Ia .tennprana
muerte del Justo 10 hace dici9ndoles:
Yo rogar9 al Padre, el cual 4os dara
eotro consolador,para que este con
vosotros para siempre1; es & saber
al Espfritu de la Verdad al cnal el
mundo emo puede recibir, por que
no ie We, nj le conoce.
De las mismas palabras del Ga
lileo Sc desprende pues que con Ia
revelaci6u cristiana. no SO agot6 y pa
rs1iz6 para sienpre la. Revelation
Mas aquel Consolador, El Espf.
ritu Santo. al cual 81 Padre enviara
en- nombre de Jesus-aquel que nos
ensefiara todas las cosas y nos re.
cordara todo 10 que nos ha dicho el
Maestro, lquien es?
De 81 nos ocupar6mos en- 81
pr6ximo artfculo. ~s
\ R. MATIENZO CINTRON.
San Juan Enero 90 1891. p.
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Hemos sabido que q nuestro
amigo el senor don jose T.Silva Sc
le ha propuesto el nom Mbramlento de
comisario en- la- Exposition de Bdfa
10. lgnoramos 81 eodra aceptar este
nna @ no vs. II P;.;ero aiss ,nr @ :, vei;nsn [ ann, nn
cnrsn'ono u ~ - ne,d Id 80 - n-oetar ~ ~ ma;ar GO
ex;,o A. ann Ila corn,s;6n
-. =, -: =. 3 -
pos,taron I'll imponentes $s77, 10 en-
ta aquella fecha SO han expedido
r, individno Modesto Vicente
sn s santyrce c ah fracturanaosa @ az @ nn 'e hraso
=. s;do nombrado ,,nastro am;
so a9n 9aI : .an..sSu n.na y Maa ncana 81 para
.ss.4;a. as.aIo. = ,a - d;saon;h u a. W. L. ~
ts,. Isnsl, aesS e - essn sue:;a ~ .os $50
vos =, ,ts = ;.a.lsca;sn S ~ Vs.. 70 ,ra,',
oorren rumores de series di
gaerrs inglar Mr.. Arodriek, A : 81 81
General Lord Roberts sobre las re
formre del ejdrcito propuestas, SO.
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LADRILLOS YsCAL

Sc ofrecen 100000 ]adrillos,
hechos va, de Mampostear y de S
lar, y toda 10 cal que sea necesaria
para trabajarlos.
Sc garantiza que es la mejor ca :
Iidad de ambos materiales que SO
fabrica en- Ia Isla.
Cerecedo Hermanos & CO.
Ia
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DE CUBA
,enio UNION, jose Lezana v Larrea.
STA. GERTRUDIS, M A. G.
de Mendoza, Cardenas.
?" SAN PEDRO, Antonio Fernan-
dez.
ADELA, Lozaya y Cia. Caibarieln.
Sta: Catalina, Jose Carlo F =,
Caibhrien.
Toledo, Francisco NJ Duraf1oua.
y" Pillar, Fermin A. de Col oechea,
San .Agustfn Juan Jose, Arriosa
El salvador Emilio Terry Saeua.
" Constsncia. Pablo Larrondo.
Belencita, n. Arts
Portugalete, Sotero Escarza, Glen
fuegos. ~
- San Ramon. sociedad An6nima.
Manzanillo.
Diana, sucres de Do,a. .Cristina
Bar6.
~ Sta; Catalina, Eduardo Abreu,
" Narcisa. Mafd8no e. Arts, Cal
Tinguaro, The American Sugar
Co., Cardenas
:" Josefta, Jose Flores Estrada,
" Sta, Isabel, C. Ia Rosa
Limones, Emilio Terry
- Caracas. Emilio Terry y Hermano,
C1enfnegOS.
Loterfa, Rafael Hernandez de Gas
tro.
Alcancia, Condesa de San Fernan-
do.
Hormiguero, Hormiguero, Central
Co., Hormiguero.
Manuelita. Javier Reguera y Acea.
y 4aza, Nfuda de Zulueta.
Sta. Filomena Leandro SSoler.
Elizalde, Alberto Rroch.
Feliz, J. Piedra Cia.
d" Parque Alto, Fowler y Cia.
'' San Jose, Sta. Catalina Lacoste.
" Carload, Viuda de Carrera -
Dos Hermanos, Nicolas S.gAeea
Cienfuegos. -
" Maria, Adr1en Gonsoulin.
" Ramona, A. r. Arcchavaleta.
San Gabriel, Federico LambriHo.
F9, jose Maria Espinosa, Calba-
Pillar, Herederos de Durafiona.
Mercedita The Mercedita Sugar
CO., Chbaf1aS.
Espsna, Viuda de Zulueta.
Conception, Manuel Luciano
Diaz.
San Iaidro, Marco Antonio Tonga.
San Antonio, Mamerto Pulido.
COnchita, Juan Pedro Bar6.
& Altsmira, Antonio Ortiz, Caiba-
rien.
{ Algeria, jose Maria Montovan.
Las CAf1as, AdolfO G. sMufI0z, Las
Caifas.
{ San GonzAlo. Joaquin Guell de
Rente.
Puerto, Jose r. Blanco.
Perseyerancia, Miguel Diaz, Car
denas.
Chaparra, Latour y CO.,
San Miguel, Pedro LAbor1e.
Esperancia, Francis = Uztstis,
BheranxA, yiuda de Bar6.
&speranxa, Francisco r. Maeha-
do -
orozco, Ciprisno Picaza.
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San Juan Enero % 1891.
NueStr0 merCado.
ReviSta del BanC0 Agrfcola,
Enero 28.

Asdcar. En- algunos distritos,
SO ha paralizado Ia zafra, debido s
las lluvias de la Ultima semana. Las
noticias que tenemos del rendimien
to obtenido, confirman la cifra de
100 600 toneladas de azdcarfpara la
actual campaf1a /
- Cafe Han mejorado los precios
de este grano, obteniendose hasta
$13, quintal por classes buenas de
hacienda. Las notieias que recibi-
mos, nos indican todos una perspec
tiva de magnffica cosecha, en- aque
Has fincas que han podido cultivar-
Sc. Els de sentirse, que muchos
agricultores no hayan podido pro
porcionarse & tempo los recursos
necesarios, para reponer sus plan
taciones de los destrozos del ciclon
de San Ciriaco; pues de otro modo,
desce el pr6ximo al1o, la isla hubie-
SO podido alcanzar su production
normal.
Tabaco. Sigue la recollection
de la hoja que sera de muy buena
clase. En- precios no tenemos niugu
ma variaci6n que acusar.
Giros. Han ahoiado algo; debi
do q Ia necesidad de hacerse de di.
nero, para comprar las partidas de
aztcar que SO presentah al merca
do.
COTIzACIONEs.
Venta
Madrid y Barcelona DIV 27,4 q
Otros purtos de Espsf1a 27a27s4
Londres 20 <4,81 a4,83
Idem cheque 4,89 q 4, 81
New York vista 49,.
Paris id 21
Hamburgo 81