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New-York tribune., 1901-02-10

New-York justice declares that Dakota
divorce 'fs not worth anything, never was. and
never will be-" What. then. becomes OF the
constitutional provision that full faith and
credit shall be given In each State TO the JUDI
"cial proceedings of every other State?
New-York tribune., 1901-02-10

Mrs. Nation now smashes refrains from
smashing according as the Lord directs. What
curious things are done In the Lords name!
New-York tribune., 1901-02-10

One snowstorm doesn't make a winter, but IL
causes lot OF discomfort in Tammany ruled
New-York tribune., 1901-02-10

February is making heroic efforts 10 keep up
Its reputation as the midwinter month.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-10
Bnsiness y orlrrs.

Ivers a. Pond Pianos
last a lifetime Rented easy pay plan. Examine
them = J0scevns. 10 East 10th ST.. ~ Y.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-10

The only solution OF the water problem liea In
xiyinx tho city paramount power 70 acouiz,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-21
BLAMEs THE PARENTS.
Magistrate Millar Says Some En-
courage Children TO Violence.

Harry Roskeily, Stanley Watkins,
William Edwards aud George Will
ians. four small boys, charged with
stonins Il Lafayette car last Sunday
and breaking several windows. were
arraigncd before Magistrate Miiar
yesterday for hearing.
They were represented by ATTORNEYS
Clarence Balcntinc and ID. J. Rerly.
while the prosecutor, Special Agent
Dyer, of the scranton Railway COM
pany, was represented by Attorney G.
L. O'Mallev. The magistrate dis
charged the Williams and Edwards
boys because of their ago. one being
. aud the other ! years old, but held
the other two lads under $500 each
Tor Their appearance at court.
1T is a shame" said the magis-
trate to II Tribune man. that parents
don't make some effort to prevent
their children from violating the law
in this manner. The most of them
stand passively by and make 20 Of
fort to chustisc their children If they
stone the cars. while some of them
even encourage them to acts of Nio-
lencc. Some of the parents of these
lads who were in court today seemed
to think that the whole thing was a
big joke and that while 1t was wronc
to stone II PERSONS house. it is per-
fectlr legitimate to stone Il street car,
If II strike is ON.
ut certainly does not speak we'll for
their Intelligence or good citizenship
to maintain such an attitude
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-21
FINE NEW PIPE ORGAN.
1t Is Being Placed in st. Mary:
Church, Wilkes-Barre.

\ fine new pipe organ is being placed
in ST. Mary's Catholic church in
Wilkes-Barrr. The instrument was
built by Miller ana Abel OF New York
and will be ready for use about Christ
mas.
The instrument is Il three manual
and pedal organ. Ii is located on the
gallery over the main entrance to the
church. The console is extended, the
orGanist facing the altar. The organ is
- feet wide. . feet deep and "A feet
high. The organ contains Al speaking
stops nl in the great. II in the swell,
0 in the choir, and I in the pedal or
gam; il has couplers. by which va
rious parts of the organ can be COM
bincd 4 mechanical accessories and II
pedal movements, making n grand to-
tai of 81 stops and appliances, the
pipes numbering in all .G3.
A prominent feature in the con.
struction of this organ is the extended
action. the console being placed in
front and some distance from the or
gan, tn enable the orGanist To overlook
and direct the choir Lead tubes rum
from every key, draw stops, etc, rn-
der Il platform to the different parts
OF the organ. There are 2S3 of these
tubes Of an average length of 50 feet
IA total OF l+,l50 feet, or nearly three
miles Of tubing in this one organ)
This system is known as tubular
pneumatic action" of the exhaust type
ana Is the invention OF the builders.
The wind chests throughout the or
gan are form Invented and used eX-
clusively by the builders They afford
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-21

organ and which it would he impossible
to produce under other circumstances.
Considering the manual stops, this
places 20 out uf the total IS under the
influence of the two swell pedals,
which are conveniently located so that
they can be operated Independently or
simultaneously by either foot.
The blowing apparatus consists og
one large bellows With three feeders,
operated by two-horso electric motor,
From the bellows the compressed air is
conyeyed to smaller bellows, called
regulator" 10 insure absolute steadi-
ness. ana ,rum thence it is distributed
to the different departments of the
organ, each being supplied by a separ-
ate wind trunk Each trunk is fitted
with ii telescope Joint to avoid the
weight OF wind chests and pipes being
transferred from the frame To il. by
possible sminkagc or the settling OF
the floor.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-21
HIS CHILD LOVE
TO BE HIS Wife
After a Separation of Many Years
Two Loving Hearts Are
to Be United.

y very pretty romance has Just come
To light III connection with the engage
menl of Miss Julia Kennedy, of New
port News, and Charles Gritnan.
Whose: home is in this city, but who is
Il marine ON the battleship, Indiana.
Nineteen years ago the Gritman ana
Kennedy families We're neshbors living
on Washington street, in this city. It
is now recalled that the children, Julia
and Charles, whose ages then ranged
somewhere between two ana five wears.
We're bosom companions, always show
ing great fondncss for each other.
one day Mr. Kennedy moved his fam
lily to Newport News, where he intend
ed 10 engage in the Wholesale business.
Those who remember say that for Il
long time after his separation with lit
tie Julia, Charles could not be COM
torted and for many days tretted over
his loneliness.
At length he seemed to forget his
playmate and nothing more was
thought Of the matter until recently.
Two years ago Grtman enlisted in the
navy ana was placed on the battleship
indiana. In the course of n short time
the ship was sent to Ncwport News for
II SltS lt tnil liINDuS SciupS station.
ON one occasion the brave jackies We're
given IA might OFF, in order to attend
Il social given in their honor by the
gallant Newport ladies. The boys in
grey wer" the lions of the evening ana
it was indeed an honor for the girl who
could whhl over the slippery platform
with one of the members.
Mr.. Gritman seemed In be attracted
BY one lady in particular and it would
be hard 10 count the number Of times
he engaged her in the WaltZcs and two
steps that evening, While seated af-
ter II dance they began chatting ANA
it came to pass that she told him her
name was Kennedy and she once lived
in Wilkes Barre. lie OF course was in
tcrcsted and after y little further qucs-
tioning they recognized each other and
the meeting was Il very happy ono,
1t is needless to say that he called
on Miss Kennedy again, NOT as he did
as n toddlcr but as II blushing young
man. They will be married at New
port News IN a few Weeks.-Willics-
Rarra Leader
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-21
H. s. PousT, Manager.

to the latter. he asserted scarlcssly
that they consume much time, and he
predicted that they will cventuall,
have to be taken out of the house OF
commons. and make way for imperial
questions. and he prophesied that the
time Is not far distant when we will
see the colonies of Great Britain rep
resented at home. and the people deal.
ing with home questions, the same
Americans do in the different states.
SHOULD STAND TOGETHER.
He also expressed the wish to live
to see the day that in the event o;
war arising between the nations of the
world, America and Great Britain will
be prepared to face the world together
The question time" he said, also con-
sumes too much time in the house,
and Al remedy must soon be found to
curtail this abuse. The right of mov-
ing the suspension OF the order of the
day. is also used with great effect,
for special and momentuous pues-
tions, and this. too, is often abused,
and needs amending.
Then comes something to be pre-
sented on first reading, but the second
reading of II measure is the real I'M
portant period. when great questions
are TO be lcgislated. lie then related
a number Of incidents leading up to
the presentation of bills. which was
quite humorous and instructive.
referring To the question of an
-hour-tiay law for the mine work.
crs there, lie said. they want a law
that will not permit employers to keep
men in the mines more than eight
hours a day. and also to prevent men
from working more than that. He
hopes to live to see the day when such
laws will be enacted.
The meeting was closed with Ma
bon" singing the solo part of the ma
tional song of Wales, Hen Wlad fy
Nhaddau," and the audience Joining
in the chorus.
ToNIGHT'S LECTURE.
This evening Mr.. Abrahams will de-
liver Il lecture in North Scranton, and
tomorrow evening a public reception
will be held in his honor at he Welsh
talvinistic Methodist church, South
Main avenue. Today and tomorrow he
will visit the principal points of inter-
''' Ut Ni' 'i'N, Iilcluul1lS lne lntcrllu-
tional Correspondence schools.
Satrrda,' cv"hing IL number of promi-
nent WclS!i citizens will tender him Il
reception, and on Sunday morning and
evening he will preach at the Bellevue
Welsh Calvinistic Methodist church,
in English in the morning and
in Welsh in the evening.
ON Monday evening the Cambro-
American society, of Wilkes Barre, will
tender him n banquet, and on Tuesday
evening he will address an assemblage
of mine workers in the Ninth regiment
ut Wilkes-Barre. Next We'd
nesday evening he will speak to the
mine workers of this city, and on
day he will attend the
cistcddfod to be held in North Scran-
ton.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-21
ALLEGED RIOTERS ARRESTED.
Thomas Connor and Andrew Heffron
Held in Bail,

Thomas Connor. of Luzelnc street.
who is accused of having participated
in the attack on the LuZelne street car
on Sunday, November 10. was held in
$500 bail by Magistrate Howe yester-
day. He is also charged with having
threatened the import conductor of
the car, William Creedon.
Andrew Hcitron, another of the men
alleged to have assisted in the attack,
MAS arrested last night and held in
$500 bail by Magistrate Millar.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-21

Programme That Will Be Observed
on Friday, Saturday and Sum
day at Pittston.

IN" iith annual convention of the
Young Mems Christian Association of
the tifth Pennsylvania district will be
held at PittstOn on Nov. 90. % and a..
This district comprises all associations
i'll the counties of Bradford. Susquc-
hanna, Wayne. sullivan. Wyoming.
La"kawanna, Pike, north half of Li-
zeirie and Monroe. Following is the
programme:
FRIDAY, NOV. -. IN ASSOCIATION HALL.
800 p. r.-Song service. ,orductc, by j. D.
Main, Scranton.
3.i' =. m.--lnrcduction and organization. ron.
Quoted by e. Il. Glonau. Whites
SO" p. m.-rhc keynote OF the Convention.
:. ". Dickson, Bcrwic..
400 p. m.--Bbc reading: pruyrr--
Rcv. Gco ". rricc, Plymouth.
$50 TO $50 y. m.In West ritt,ton PrcshN .cr.
ian church. ENcicr street, Morris
Williams, Wilkrs.la,rc, preslin-.
song service, coElu.tcd hv j. u.
Main.
AIrc>s. ''I.dnC.tinnal Forces" ~
Geo. u. Hodge, New York city.
\'cs-. hy Rev. !. J. Lansing, of
scranton.
sNrt RDA\, NOV. ., ~ >UIl>TioN lIALL.
800 a. m SONG service. u. Main
oli a. 'n--lilblc study y......Hcv. Geo. W. Price
oi5 a. m.--rapcr. "llow Shall We Retain and
Increase Our Ncmbc,>hin:"
Z, 4. Tarkhust. Wilkes Barre.
1880 Il. n.--PaNcr. Tile Association IN Evan.
gcstc forcc"--
W. y. Mn!tcr. Kngstoa.
/ il.an q. 'n.-~Businr.> AMI announcements.
2.3" p. m.-rraicr and praise, conducted by
Hon. L. \. tomy.Wcst rittston.
3" y. m.--rdpcr, opportunities sor Develop.
ncmt in lnorsanizcd Towns
Melvin &. Iatlrop.Whitc I,vcn
3.ij =, nL-Papcr, ''IIow Can the Associations
Of This Disniet BE More HELPFUL
to Zach otlcr.'
e.. II. Il. jackson. Wilkes Bare
80 10 $50 y. m.-n West ri,,-ton Methodist
Episcopal church. Wyoming ave.
nnc, Hon. William Dlmy. pits.
ton, presiding
song service. conducted by
J. D.. Main.
Address, ''ros,liti,s or lny,'
Wo,k"..T II. Ahcrtor, w.-Rnrr
Address. ....l. +. iioMr,. scranton
SUNDAY, Noy. u. IN ASSOCIATION HALL.
o.r a. m.-Mc,ts 10. ,rleaatcs and Christian
men.
!n'u a. nl.-thuirlI services 81 Which delegate
will speak:
pitt>ton--
Baptist. uaE ,ilcc.. Rev. ". u.
Thomas; rarii-t, Water street,
Rsv. Robert l!olmc>; tongro2a.
,iurai, I"''ilngc street, Rev. Il. N.
George: Episcopal, ~. .l.ncs. Mater
street, Rcy. john NJ. Johnston;
Lutheran, 81. Peters. Rock street,
icy. q. +. Et,wcin: Methodist
Episcopal, Broad street. Re-. {. VI.
>rd,m; Methodist Protestant,
Broad street, Rev, d. W. DcFosc:r;
Presbyterian, Broad street. Rev. ].
j. H. Fletcher.
Wc~, rittstun--
Baptist Lu%cruc avenue, Kcv. y.
t. Lewis: Congregational. LllnTrc
avenue. Rev l.. Heal: Episcopal.
Spring ,l,cct, Rev I. l.. iAuing.
TOM Methodist Episcopal, WON.
ms ulcln", Rev. q, l.. ScvcrSca.
H. D.; Presbyterian. E%rtcr street,
Rev. W. r. liir,idw. H. D.
$40 y. m In tho Music lnli mass meeting Tor
rncn conducted by &. ". Harvey,
Harrisburg.
$40 p. m III ,he Water Sh'ol Baptist clutch,
wolncn's meeting.
800 p, m.---m Association hail boys meeting.
;oo =. M, Regular church services,
500 +, m,-fIowcll meeting IN tn Broad SIr4et
lEc>h, tcliar cImr.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-21
WILL OPPOSE
ANY Increase
RECORDER CoNNELL's VIEWS
ON TAX LEVY.

Says That He Proposes to Take a
Determined Stand Against Any
Material Increase in the Taxes for
the Next Fiscal Year-Will Not
Hesitate to Exercise His Power of
Absolute Veto on Items in the APP
preparation Ordinance, If Occasion
Demands.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-21
BANQUET AT THE CoYNE.
Members of Taylor Building and
Loan Celebrated.

The members of the Taylor Building
ana Loan association held banquet
in the Coync House, in celebration of
the successful conclusion of the Sec
ond series.
Attorney John NJ. Harris acted as
toastmaster and several addresses We're
made by members of the organization.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-21
SWEET TABBY, THINK OF ME.

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'''"'-"' '"'' ''' "'"''o' 'I'i'I'
The Lllzl,ra wind, an, G,r,
O'pr last wears cuckon's nn.,.
The Thomas cat i si.biug
For tie Talb lr .ly,cth b,,I
Ills be!ntcous tail Keen, .viuYiY.
And catclwaul, are ringing
In place, out Of lam,
o. TAlhr, do you IcmrmIrr.
Love. tc.iuu ,ouDd ,yr ,uuIc
unr nieht I'm cold \n,rnbo,
Slcrchipg in the shade,
When straight thcra ranic ut;,,u,
Aimed a yon and I,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-21
PAINTING CITY HALL.
Work Begun Yesterday by Contrac-
tor F. J. Johnson.

y force of painters. under +. j.
Johnson, began the work of rcpaint-
ing the entire city hall yesterday ,nd
will be occupied for the next month
in finishing the work.
Every office in the building and the
Railways and council chambers are to
he raintcd. Peter T.. IIolton has been
appointed inspector Of the work by
Director of Public Works Roche ami
will be on hand at all times to see
mat the specifications are being COM
piled with.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-21
, CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS.
! Over Eighty Applicants for Places
as Carriers and Clerks.

The local civil service board consist
ing of Louis q. Schaut1, w. ID. Roche
and David II. Jenkins yesterday con-
Quoted an examination for carriers and
clerks in the federal building.
So numerous We're the applicants
that il was found necessary to eXam-
inc only half yesterday, and to con-
duct another examination today. Thir-
1y-eiSht applicants took the carriers
examination and four the clerks, yes
terday. AS many more viii be exam
ined today between the hours Of Il.
IN. and 2 y. m.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-21

a hot turkey supper viii be served
n the Penn Avenue Baptist church
,arlurs, Thursday, November 2lst. 6 to
o o'clock. The menu will include
stuffed turkey mashed potatoes. cran-
berry sauce, cabbage salad. celery,
Drcad and rolls, coffee, cake and cream.
Supper. 30 cents. *s
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-21

OPERA CARNNAk EEiIEARSAL.-.A gc"c,ll
rchcdsal will hc held tonight ut o'clock in
Guernsey hail. All persons having Il copy ~
copies ut any ot the scores oi the operas are
requested to return them tonight. Every m,ui.
ier "' The upcr, carnival pleas" come prepared
10 make settlement for tickets SOLD.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-21
MYERS WAS ToUCHY.
he Wouldn't Stand for Being Called
n Thief.

James Goodwin, who was yesterday
discharged from the Larkawanna hos
pital, was arrested at the instance Of
orderly Myers, of that institution, who
charged him with disorIerly conduct.
Myers alleged that Goodwin accused
him of stealing wines and LIQUOR from
the hospital, and that he created Il dis
turbuncc in the hospital when he
iMyers> denied the charge. Alderman
Ruddy declared the evidence offered to
be too slight, and discharged Goodwin.
The popular Punch cigar is still the
leader of the lQC cigars. N
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-21

MARRIED Ar C\THEnRN.-'ihoma. T. Done
gan and Miss Bridget Miller wcrc married Nns.
tcrday afternoon III st. Peters cathedral ly
Rcv. Father O'Iyrnc The pride was attended
by Miss Annie Miller, while rl,ricl. llalnn
acted .EOunsnlai.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-21
HOW Your Picture win Look

Can he told, by the way sou sit--that
is, if you are before Schrcver's cam
era. ~
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-21
The Board of Pardons.

b. Exclusive Wire from The Associated Press.
lhnri,buTg, NoH g.-.ihs hoard Of pirlons
heard argument iodly in number OF minor
cases aud VIII dts.o'o ol ,hcm tomorrow ~
eXsruine ..l.,iGI.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-21
WEST SCRANTON
GREETS MABON
DISTINGUISHED MEMBER OF
PARLIAMENT ARRIVES.

Hon. William Abrahams Met With
a Welcome Reception in Mears'
Hall Last Evening, Where He
Gave a Lecture on "a Night in the
House of Commons''-Says the
People of England Greatly Deplore
the Death of President Mckinley.
Regards America as Surprise.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-21

Dr Il. c. Snyder. dentist, has re-
moved TO l2S Adams avenue, -
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-21
City Notes.

WIiEIiMEN'S SoliN.--'ILc Green Ridge
Whccnrn will give tie soconi OF . acrc, 81
informal socias. tor tho mrmb,ls and their
lady friends. at their club house this evening.
G. u. CLARKE EXAMINED. q. Il. Clarke he
fo'ist, VII" WAS recently adiudecd bankrupt.
was oTanincd in the Office OF Referee in BI"k.
mptcr Van W"nncr YESTERDAY by Trustee ". II
.lcsSup, ir. lie was represented by Attorney
u. y. Partridge.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-21

cannot forget the nights wc ~to,i Upon ,hc
mdnigh' fence and howicd, rIema,.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-15
MERCADO DE FRUTOS
AzUdAB

Bastante desfavoIables sOn las roti-
cias que Sc vienen fecibiendo de los
Estados Unidos con TespcctO a este
dulce; pues en- precios acusan una bsja
impOrtante.
NuestIo meTcado sc nota hastar
te encalmado debidO% dicha ciIcunstar
cia, V durante la detena pasada sol.
mente Sc han colocaGo varios lotes Dc
centrffugas pa que han alcanzado d.
S 3 Sc a s 3 3S cerrando tinj0 este ll'ti
mo tipO. !
Otras partidas Ge mas Importance
Sc vendieron tambiem baio reserva; pc
ro no debe dudaIse qhe los !Ieci"S %
tenidos por elias, POGO Sc hahran apa
tado del mas baio que en- Duestr" par
70 anterior indicamos.
Con el mPrcad0 Sc 'n0'a ma'caaa fl
jedad por todn 10 manifestaaC: m
porQue los cOmpradores oflecea tipoS t
vorables siguiendo ef cufso de las opp
raciones en- el exterior cnan'o Iorqut
los agricatOres, en- espera de Un pGonlc
cam bio sat,sfactorio comirnzan re
traerse.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-15
RON

La demanda de este aguardente ,s
muy limitads; y las OpeTacjores que 81
verifican resultan sumamente ledu, i
das. pOr estar cOmpietameute surtidr
ell detalle del mismo.
POcas son las destierias de esta u Is
dicci6n que Sc dedicaran la ia nca
ci6n de dichO aguardiente, coz secuen
cia del nuevo impuesto tnLutaric; y co
mo en- los demas departs de i,
isla tambien ocurrira este, puede ase
gurarse qae ell articulo, tantO por la re
ducci6n del rendimiento cO2o por los
elevadOs derechos, acanzara atCs pre-
ciOS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-15
=. GS EIoS
Fa{0,9> 4ue Sc 6spar j

Amer Californian" SaE6 del puer
to de New Orleans el dia II del corlien
te con dtst no este
Amer "Arkadia" con dpstinO este
pner,o sa'GIa del de New York Ell dia
l6 del cOlriente
Amer "San Juan' Sa'dra de este
puerto ell dIa 10 del c"rrente directa
mente p .ra 81 de New York
Esp "Pio IX"-Sa!dIa de la Habara
e, dia "a del corriente con destino a es
te puerto y segura viaje para Canarias
Cadiz Barcelona el dla 2S del mismo.
ESP puerto Rico nebe haber sa
lido de Barcelona el II del actual con
escala en- Valencia, Malaga, Caiz y
CaDar IS para este puelio, Maysguez,
Ponce, HahaDa Y Santaeo de Cuba.
Fan "Oinde Rodriguez" Proceden
fr o. Pto Plata y escaias IiegaIa este
burltJ del 10 al II del coriente en- via
II para st Thomas y Europa
SD Nrnljna' SegGn cable recbi
do poT' sus 'nsl uararloS este Napor
sali6 de Sa .ndcr p,ra este puerto ell
la 2S de 1 Zero a una de la ma
~.
Esp.I =. ata'un.' LiegHa este
pa,.tc dc. 10 20 del tolien'e procedeu
t. IL lb4Da esca'&S.
Culauo i" uiia.' Saii0 el da 10 del
c0li ente de la III lb.na con dessinC
este pGeTto hacienda lss escalas de
c0stumOie.
GD amer "EdwAr Hight"-Oomen
zala oaI1ar tn New York ell dfa II
del actual, salendo el dia 20 del mismo
mes, con destiro cate puerto.
Amer POI GO dia l6 del co
rfiente sailra ,'e NV York con dcsti-
90 este puerto,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-15
nAF

Como las entradas de este grano sol
muy reducidas Y Sc sigue notando bne
na demanda para ell mismO las coItas
operaciones que Sc hacen alcanzan de
s 124 a : l3 corrientes cubanos $ 134
a 134 por "pil6n" 5 II l4f por 'ha
cienda" cerrando dichcs prec;os con
marcada tendencia de alza.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-15

GD amer "EdwAr Hight"-Oomen
zald Il oar6ar tn New York el dYa II
del actual, saliendo el dia 20 del mismo
mes, con destiro cs,e puerto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-15

ha eXperimentado reduction rotable
en- Ia animada exportaci6n con destino
A New Yulk.
Bajo un pe'iodo de ruina para les
cosecheros Sc hara la pr6xima recoleo-
ci6n de la boja.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-15
TABAOO

La situaci6n que atraviesa este i'm
portante frutO es muy desfavorable,
habiendo dispuestas impOrtantes partI
das de diferentes clases que ningun3
Oferta obtienen.
POGO Sc solicita ell elaborado, pero Sc
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-15
MAIZ

Hay exisiencia abuadante DC dichO
gran0 que cOtizamos Col, poca Solritud
8 g. ianega.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-15

Las pesas y medidas de bronze.
modelo de Comprobacion, estan con
trastadas oflcialmente. { intercsa adqul.
rirlas a los Ayuntamientos
Hay tambien pesas, modelo de Ia
ton. para el comercio
Estan de, venta, precios sin com.
petcncia, en- el Boz ETIN MERcANTIl.