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New York Stocks

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Reported by winslow & Co, Bankers. j
RAILROAD COMPANIES.
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Reported by Kinnicutt & Dewitt
TELEPHONE STOCKS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-04
sALaDAs DE oosrAEnRos

Para vieques b "Carmen" CON car
ga general.
Para Naguabo , Humscao goleta
"D0loreS con c4rga general.
Para fVIeques g0l 'RapidF con csI
ga genera
Para AguadIlla y Mayaguez golets
"Mayaguezane' con caFga generah
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-04
MOvIMIENTO MARITIME
ENTRADAS DE TRAvESIA


De la Guayra y escalas vap amer
Caracas" Vlllar y co, con carga de
transito.
De Havre y escalas vap fr Oiinde
Rodrlgues" & j T Silva Banking ana
comerciai co, q peIfumeria 3 i'd ma
chinas 13 i'd diveIsOs. GcIecedO Hmns
y co, 3 q drogas 80 d vermouth l 10
galleras 38 i'd galieJas 38 q dlversos %
10 trutas y conftes 5 i'd conservas ScIs
de A May6ly co, 5e varlos Gandia y
Stubbe l g efectos Luna Hmnos IA q
licores f Font y Hho 40 g cognac 10
@ aqua vichy. j NJ B anco 10 F Gu
llermety 10 Hernaiz y co 2 id A la Or
den BIO 2 d varios j M 8 q perfume
ria DIG z q drogas ROtuIado 49 @
mercancias y otros.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-04
Mercado de Nueva York de hoy.
Colonia EspanOla
de Caguas
FIEs1As De la PATRoAA

Hemos sido invitados por la Directive Ge
Ia "Oolonia Espafiola", de Osguss, q las
suntuosss festas que en- honor de la Patro.
ma SO celebrarAn en- dichs ciudad, con arre-
glo al siguiente programa:
Dia IA las de la tarde Salve acOm.
pafiada rcr Ia orquesta. A las 8 de Ia no.
che dara comienzo Ia veIada lrico literaria
segdn Ell programa siguiente:
Primera parte. Sinfonis por Ia or.
qaesta. 2.e Discourse de aperture por ID.
| M. Abril. g.. tl Viva Espaha ln- Gore
por las sefioritss Providencia Fernandez
Mercedes Isern, Ana M: Fernandez, M,
| Polo Garcia, Benigna O6rdova, Rosa Bo
rr6s, Mercedes Melendez, Rita Lisardi
Maria Par6s, Josefa Soto, Rosario Polo J
Carmen Isern. 4. Q ssNubes y Flores,, di&
logo por las nifas O. Isern y Catalina vi
liar. Sc "Brisas Espaholasn, Fantasia eje
cutada al piano p0r la seiorita Maria Polo
6. Q ~PabellOnes,v Poesfa de J. de Diego
Ipor IL se1orita Josefa Penedo. 7.e '.LI
Partidav, Fantasia cantads por el sefior Cor
dero. 8. 9 ssLa Lengua Osstellanav, Poesfi
de Mono por el senior Lloyerol. 9.e "Oro
SON triunfos,n Diklogo por Ia senorita Pro
videncia Pefa , el sefor Villarini. Inter
medic. LA orquesta eiecutara el vals ssSere
natap.
Segunda parte.--1. fsIl Troyatoren, -Di
vertimento. ejecutado al piano ocho msno
por las sefioritas Dolores y Emilia Oajas
candida Garriga y Maria Polo. 2. 9 ssSe
villana,u Poesia de b. Cabrera, recitada 20
Ia sefofita Rosario Polo. 3. Q ssOavatina,
cantsda por Ia sefiorits Maria Pole. {
I0Eieoci6n de NoVios.D Di6loQo nor Iae ee
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-04

Ssrvicio cablegrAfco especial del Boletir
Mercantil
Madrid, microbes Los guardias dc
Palacio recibieron orden de atacar lof
amotinados y despejar Ia plaza de
Oriente y al aparecer un grupo de co.
raceros & caballo y dos compahfas de
infanterfs, que prestaban servicio en- el
Palaoio Real, por los ARGOS de Ia plaza
de Ia Armenia, los protestantes pro
rrumpieron en- vivas y entusiastas
aclamaciones al ejercito espanol, reci
bi6ndolos con aplausos.
Los jefes que iban al frente de aque
lla tropa intimaron con toDo persuasive
a los estudiantes qua depusieran su
actftud hostil y SO disolvieran, como 10
hicieron, retiIandose en- grupos por las
GALES inmediatas pero continuando sus
gritos de protesta contra ell Oonde de
Caserta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-04
OPnBAoronns soBRn nj MunLLE
Por Sobrinos de Ezquiaga:

Por Sobrinos de Ezquiaga:
Freiria Alfonso y CO, IA sis gasban
EOS IL sauce 2 rs Id 3 cor0nas III s9s i'd
fiente sauce no s.
4 Sctes de NJ L,mha y co, Scrs de
ismiI y GO. VI .Ochos y heTmano
AZ q vino Sitgesn
Por Pa acios y co:
a Euors de Lopez Villamil co, Eucrs
de N Lo.ba y CO, y j Ochoa y hernia
no, s8 sls garbanz0s alfarnate, 25 id i'd
A coronss, "a i'd id coronas, 10 id id
especiaIes ndmero 8. 20 i'd i'd A coronaf
| II i'd id 3 3ooronas, 8 d de 4 latas p
|ment6u, 70 seretas de higos.
"A Vicente y 90: 200 q de l t0 ps
sas gianOs.
q Uastrill6n , Ochoa. so tis de uva
LIN na hermanos, so bfs oe nvas Il
g c1n 7nOcarlones pasas Imperiaies
q CVs 90 c4ftVnes 1rej0nes / d pataCal
Sucls dc Lopez Vlliamil y 60 y N
Lcmba = 90 30 & de 4 latas aceite.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-04

ma. A las nueve.-Misa solemne con pa
negfrico & cargo del Padre P. Pima
A las 9 de la noche, suntuuso bale segdu
ell siguiente orden:
L." Psrte-1. Lsnceros, "Los Guerre-
ros"; Q. o Vals, "El Federal"; 80 DANA,
'sLas Dos Marias"; 4.e DANA, "Entre
sombras"; 80 Mssu-ka, "Maria" 6'e
Danza s'Todo coraz6n".
| 2.s Parte lie vals, "Serenata'; 2. G
Danza, "Uandorosa"; 8 9 Lanceros, "Por
tuguesesr; . DANA, "Lejos de ti'; s. Q
Polka, "Velos"; &C. DANA, "Flor de la
canela".
En- una elegante circular nos participant
los sehores Rodriguez y Fernandes que
han constituido en- Vieques una sociedad
mercantil que girarA bajo la raz6n social de
Rodriguez Fernandez para dedicarse los
Degocios en- general y en- particular al ra-
mo de pr0Visl0nes y mercancias al por ma
yor y al detail.
Son socios gestores, don Ramiro Rodri.
guez OIores y don Jose Fernandez Fer.
nandez.
I'll sabado por la noche dsr& en- ell teatro
de Arecbo I'm meeting espiritista ell sefor
don Rosendo Matlenzo Oiltr6n.
Ell ayuptamiento del Oorozal ha nombra-
do don Manuel Rodrigues Nieves, para el
cargo de Juez municipal suplente.
Esta maiiana entraron en- este puerto los
vapores, americana ''Oaracas", frauceO
"Olinde Rodrlgues", que salleron pOr Ia
tarde, el "Caracas" para Nueva Yorh J el
"Olinde Rodrigues" para Puerto Plata.
Por el Fiscal General Sc le han concedi-
do treinta dias de licencia al Juez munich
pal De las Marias.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-04
Ruidosas nanifestaciO-
nes contra ell cOnde
de Caserta
Manifestaciones que Sc achacan a
principe de Asturias
PROTESTA CONTRA La DESTITU
OION DEL RECTOR DE LA UNI
VER6IDAD CATALINA
El Gabinats acusa 4 Yarios
'Esvicio cAblsgrkfco especial del BoletiI
Msrcantilj

Madrid, microbes. : Con motivo
de ciertas manifestaciones que Sc
dice fusron bechas por el conde de
Caserts, actual conyuge de Ia priu-
cesa de Asturiab, en- contra de la
actitud lsvantisca de los estudiantea
espafoIes, los de esta capital han
recorrido aver por la tarde y
por IL noche todas las Gales dan
do gritos en- contra del principe
mencionado = protestan o ruidcsa'
mente del gobierno por Il destitu
ci6n del Rector de Ia Universidad
de Barcelona y 81 anuncio de pro
cesAmiento de algunos catedr6ticol
de olros centros de ensenanza
1uioAes acusa eI Gabinete de 10
t1entsdoreu de los escindalos esco,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-04
Ell presidente, recomien'
da que Sc legisle con
refere1cia d la prOpie.
dad en- Puerto Rico
Hsrvioie sablsgrGico especial del Bolstin
Mercantil

Nueva York, niercoles.-En el
mensaje leido ante las C&maras. ell
presidente recomienda que ell Con-
greso SO ocupe sin tardanza de la
prosperidad de tierras en- Puerto
Rico. Los terrenos pertenscientes
al gobierno y q la isla deberan ser
tomados como hase para inaugurar
un slstema general de propiedad en-
Puerto Rico y en- este sistema de
reorganization deber&n ser inclui-
das tambien las propiedades parti-
culares. Llama Ia atenci6n 4 la in
seguridad del derecho de propiedad
y aconseja al Congreso remediar el
asunto de una vez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-04
SerYiCiO Especial
PoR CABLE DEL
BOLETIN MERCANTIL.
Reciprocidad con Cuba
Ell Presidente pide que Sc ayude q
I los cubanos
fssrvicio tslegrafco especial del Boletin
Mercantil]

Nueva Fork, microbes Ell pre-
sidente Roosevelt en- su mansaje di
CO que urge al Oongreso sstudiar los
tratados de reciprocidad Con Cuba.
Pide tambien q diche cuerpo que
Guide de Cuba y que repase las le-
yes que sean necesarias para Ell '-self
government" de la isla. Quiere que
el cafe, asdcar y tabaco sean reba
i1dos en- sus derechos de tai manera
que bene6cie a Cuba y en- Cambio
que Ell Copgreso no exija grades
concesiones. Alude al plan de au
tonomia y manifesto que no be de.
bon poner inconvenientes a So rea.
lizac:6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-04
Sigue el mensaje
del PreSidente
Elogios q Nc Kinley
GRAOIAS POR LA PROSPERIDAD
DE LA NAOION
Dsrvieio cablegrGfco especial del Boletin
Mercantil]

Nuesa York, microbes Cont
nda el mensaie elogiando al EXPIRE
sidente Nc Kinley y termina sobre
el gobierno en- las Fllipinas:
Ell mensaje, aunque no tan large
como Sc creia, contlene rs 600 pa
bras, los trust, Ia reciprocidad or
general y otros puntos de importan.
cia son recomendados, ademas, a
Congreso para que sean estudiadoi
detenidamente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-04
Banquete en- PaIacio pa
ra festejar al Principe
La plaza de Oriente invandida por
los estudiantes
MUERAS AL CONDE Y DUROS
OALIFIOATIVOS
5000 personas frente al PaIacio Real
5000 personas frente al PaIacio Real

iSsrvicie cablegr6fico especial del Boletin
MercantiD
Madrid, microbes. Aver a las
7 de la noche, mienrras en- Ell Pala.
clio Real Sc celebraba un banquete
en- honor del Principe de Asturias,
numerosos grupos de estudiantes Sc
situaron en- la Plaza de Uriente fren
to & Ia egregia mansion, dando niue
ras al principe consorte y dirigien-
le los mas duros califcativos.
Los amotinados llegaron q for
mar IN ndmero de s 600 personals
y eran casi todas en- su mayoria. estu
diantes de todas las facultades, ins
titutos, colegios y demas centros de
ensefianza establecidos en- esta Cor
to.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-04
RNTRADAs DE oosTANERos

De Humacao y Yabucoa bl "Salva
dol" Antonio Ruiz 80 SIS alLid6n Piza
Hmnos 6 cueros res.
DE Mayaguez y Aguadllia gol Elsa
bella" Jose A Oartagena 8 q varios
efectos Isidro Medina l q maquina
Sores de M Roman y co A q sombre
rOs Aranjo y B4usada 40 dnas co
hoIl0s A la 6rden 80 81, almid6n
2i2 sIs ajOnjoli 2 jaulas pollos l q hue
vos l b nisperos 25 dnas cohollos q.
cocOs secos 6 tts names 224 dnas esco
bas Fl bultos muebles.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-04
RumOr circuladO
en- LOndres
FL tratado para la cesi6n de la Man.
churia, r0tOj
EXTRANA IMPRESSION EN- LA
CORTK MOSCOVITA
Causas q que Sc atribuye
(Servicio sablegr&tco especial del Boletin
MercantfD
Causas q que Sc atribuye

Nueva York, microbes Despachos
recibldos de Lundres manifiestan que
CORE ell rumor por aqueIla capital de
que en- San Petersburgo ha causado
una extrafia impression Ia decision del
gobierno chino de romper las negocia-
clones que Sc venfan llevando q cabo
para la cesi6n de la Manchuria Ru
sia, en- vista de la muerte del Principe
Li-Hung Chang y de que el actual
virrey que ha sustituido aquel en- sus
funciones como Jefe del Estado, Sc
opone & fiimar un tratado que califica
de deprimente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-04
FAJARDO, PUERTO RICO
Ian PIIIlllKAA llhl lIP KHlEhlIN nicO de prmera
AlN UAWAO uVl III iAAsVki en su

COMP0SON LOS EEMEN0S NEcESAROS PARA TRANSFORMER EN-
SAN GRE IN u FL v A
la que aguada impura comunca la piel ese "color
paldo' caracterfstico de mala salud.
Con desaparecen los insomnios, Marcos
papitaciones, hujos, rregularidad las regas can
sanco, inapetenca debildad manchas en- la cara, ETC.
las edades
. EIDE FARMAcIAs.Aa o.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-04

,PHRAoIoHRs DB BuoURs I'm PUH "a ,
j.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-04
DEsPAOHADos

Para Fajardo y ruta vap amer "Port,
Ricon
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-04

La guardia de palaciO
-ataCa d los amOtinadOs
La trOpa es recibida con vivas y
aplaus0s
LOS JEFES PERSUADEN 4 LOS
AMOrINADOS
Sc retiran los grapos pero siguen pro
testand0
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-04
sALrDA DE TRAvHsIA

Para HaIana y escaIas vap cubano
"Maria HelierA' Dor ViIlsr y co, cor
carga que ressnaIemos en- el ndmero
pr6xim0
Para Pto Plata y escalas vap frances
|"Ofnde RodriguesD por j Silva Ban
king y comercial co, con carga que re
seiaremOs en- ell n1mero de maiiana.
Para New York vap amer "Oaracas''
por Villar y co, con cArga que resefa
remos en- el pr6ximo n1menro.
The age-herald., 1901-07-14

The wall between store and the great ad building down. We had submor wait about of This not to be thought of So out and the goods must go
 The thing will be the of elevators dressing offices other putting elevators and the every department
 We've the goods out of the the work will ecey sacrificing the things of this disictyou have o s goods than lose by having the goods damaged
 every garment guaranteed Largest stock the ckeerfly your purchase
The age-herald., 1901-07-14

that the Flat Top Coal Land Association has already been acquired at a reported price of 100000, though this cannot be confirmed.
 Tt is intimated also that the syndicate is endeavoring to secure large interests in the Pocahontas region. The Columbus and Hooking Coal and Iron Company is believed to be involved, and the Massil- lon Coal Company, of Ohio, as well.
 .'The latter concern is now being or qanized by Senator Hanna. The com pany.s present capital is s1,0Oo0OO, and 1t is understood that 1t will issue A,O0O,OOO of bonds as well. The syndicate's con- pany, it is said, will have an annual out put of 100000 tons.
 "At this moment it does not appear that the statment of a general consolidation of the soft coal industry is under active negotiation. The organization of the cur rent syndicate is, however, regarded as one step In large plan.
The age-herald., 1901-07-14
BIG STEAMSHIP LINE.
Perpont Morgan and Others VIII Have
 Powerful Fleet.

New York, July 13.-A Herald special from Philadelphia says that combina- ton of the Pennsylvania Railroad. the American line, the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad. fleet of ocean steamers sailing from Newport News and the majority oi the shipping of the great lakes Is said to be the object behind the conference recent ly held in New York which was attended by J. P Morgan, M. A. Hanna, A. J. Cas- satt and P A. B. Widener.
 A combination of interests thus formed in conjunction with the Leyland Line deal would give to the promoters and to the new combine the transportation from the lakes and the West practically to Europe.
 If the American Line should come into the reported deal its vessels and those of the Leyland Line would form fleet that would be formidable rival to the Cunard, White Sar and German lines
The age-herald., 1901-07-14

provements-J. A. VanHoose, chairman; N. E. Barker, James Bowron, H. L. Bad ham, Walter Chamberlain. H. H. Mayber- ry, w. J. Milner, W. M. Elliott, O. B. Claypool, D. J. McCombs, H. D. Wood, B. W. Rucker.
 Railroad Development-B. B. Conner. chairman; J. w. Mcqueen, c. M. Shelley, w. E. Spinl, J. P. Stiles, Max Sommer George Reyer, J. H. Roll, A. w. Smith M J. Scally, B. M. Perrow, Charles IT, win R. Preston Means, Paul Gilardoni, W. P. G. Harding, T. J. Caldwell, Sterl- ing A. Wood.
The age-herald., 1901-07-14
THE SOFT COAL
 CONSOLIDATION Progress Being Made in Form ing the Big $60,0OO,-
 900 Combine

New York, July 18.-The Journal of Commerce says:
 Some definite progress in the current scheme for a soft coal consolidation has apparently been made. It is understood that in this city back of the United States Steel Corporation are engineering large underwriting system in the interest of that concern.
 According to curl rent reports under writings are being arranged for $6o.O0O, 900 company, which shall include several leading eastern coal interests. It Is stated
The age-herald., 1901-07-14
SEALED PROPOSALS.
Office of City Engineer.

BfrmlnghaHl, ALL, JuIy 5, I5UI.
 Sealed proposals will be received at this office until 12 o'clock noon, Wednesday, August 7th, 1901, for certain street grad ing, macadamizing, curbing, cement side walk paving, sanitary and storm sewers
 Each party bidding must accompany his bid with a certified check for $150 made payable to the mayor and aldermen of Birmingham, to insure making of contract and bond. Specifications may be obtained at this office. Right is reserved to reject any or all bids. Bond will be required.
 (Signed.) JULIAN KENDRICK,
 7-9-t.d. City Engineer.
The age-herald., 1901-07-14
Money and Microbes.

From the Detroit Journal.
 The Ordinary Mortal recoiled in horror.
 There are microbes in money.' shrieked he.
 And vice versa!" remarked the Medi- cal Man to himself, for 1t was by no means lost upon him that his worldly theory impressed itself the more deeply upon the popular fancy.
The age-herald., 1901-07-14
nose Dear Girls.

From the Philadelphia Press.
 Tell me-" said Miss Skinney. on the promenade, lis my-er-ankle showing?"
 Yes replied Miss. Plumleigh, "but I wouldn't worry. don't think any one will notice it.T
The age-herald., 1901-07-14

Calhoun Jewelry Co.,, 21O N. 18th St.. open the hand- somest store in the South Monday.
The age-herald., 1901-07-14

Give your Sunday Ice Cream Order to the Hillside. Both Phones 3S3.
The age-herald., 1901-07-14

NEW Books for RENT, 25c week. " " Dewberry's Book Store.
The age-herald., 1901-07-14

Now your lawn with an E. and N. Lawn Mower. For sale by Estes Hardware Go.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-11-26
CAPTAIN YOUNG, OF HAVANA.
Dinner Given in His Honor Mt the %
Iumbia Club.

Captain Lucien Young, of the United
States navy, arrived in the city yesterday
afternoon with his wife, on their way to
Lexington, KY, to visit relatives. Captain
Young is the commanding officer of the
port of Havana. Last spring when a party
of Indiana men visited Cuba they were
well entertained by Captain Young, and
they promised If he ever came to Indian
apolis they would "get even"
This party included R. O.. Hawkins. John
B. Cockrum, Newton W. Gilbert, A. T.
Hert, c. j. Clark, S. N. Chambers, VIII r.
Wood. Ernest II. Trip, L. p. Newly and
James f. Statesman. When it was known
that Captain Young would be here Mr..
Hawkins arranged to give a dinner in his
honor at the Columbia Club, and asked the
men who were in the party at Havana TO
be present. Admiral George Brown was
the only additional guest present. The
dinner began at 1880 o'clock last night.
There was some informal speechmaking,
which included a talk by Captain Young,
who discussed conditions in Cuba and gave
his views of the islands future. He said
Cuba is under somewhat of a depression
these day because of a lack OF interest
on the part of capitalists, who, were they
sure of the future of the island, probably
would aid it's commercial growth with their
capital.
Captain Young is an ardent expansionist,
and believes that Cuba should be annexed
to the United States as a sort of protec-
torate. He believes that the products from
States free of duty. In speaking of the ag-
ricultural prospects in Cuba, Captain
Young said that only about S per cent. OF
the land available for sugar raising is I'M
der cultivation. and only about 10 per cent.
OF the land suitable for tobacco raising is
being cultivated.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-11-26
FLORAL FESTIVAL FINANCES.
Meeting of General Committee Mt
Commercial ~CIub-ShOw Next Year.

The general committee which promoted
the Indiana floral festival and ~chrysanthe-
mum show, given at Tomlinson Hall re-
Gently, held a meeting at the Commercial
Club yesterday afternoon. The following
Members of the committee were present:
Ferdinand Mayer, president; William C.
Bertermann, secretary; William f. Milhol-
land, treasurer; f. NJ. Ayres. John Berter-
mann, II. r. Rieman and ]. S. Stuart. Re-
ports of the secretary and treasurer were
read, showing that the total receipts from
the show were $4.533.7S and the expenses
81, 469.33. leaving a balance of $64. 40. OF
the total receipts $1,S54 was represented
by subscriptions. The door receipts
amounted to $1,657.40. The receipts from
the sale of cut flowers and plants amounted
TO $635.2S. The premium expenses were
1888.
The feeling of those present was that
another exhibition should be held next
year on a still larger and more substantial
basis. A meeting will be called in January
for the purpose of discussing next years
exhibition. The general committee as now
composed will be continued. While the at
tendance at the last flower show was not
what the promoters of the exhibition ex-
pected, the success was such that all pre-
miums and expenses were paid in full and
a small balance left-a better result than
was had from former shows.