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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-31

Segui al cgimiento de hombrs, mn-
.ieres nilos, arraStrandose doloroSa-
mente hacia csc pals que veian alla
muy lcios, como en un sucilo, Y Tle
mlchoS no lograban alcanzar.
Cerca de Urn puente immense cSta.-
ban VA rcmidos ccntenareS de ham
brientos, v'nidoS de todas parties. es-
p"rand6 pacicntementc sllS "tickcts: y"
Y una vez distributes. precipitaron-
81 todos, gritando y empujandose ha-
Ella cl "refugio." 4 prolongar unos dias
mas la terrible mcha por In vida
Y este pasaba ccrca del Parlamcn-
to
Casi bajo la sombra de- la elegant
tcrraHa donde en- las tardes de vcranO
retnenso parlamcntarios y bclias da-
mas para charlar y tomar te con FIRE
sas, csta situado Il "comedor" del
eiercito de salvaci6n.
Serian las dos de la madrngada
Icuando, arraStrado por eSa manada
de lobos hambrientoS. entire en- FL
hall" \ Ia puerta cambiamos nues-
! tros tickets" por grandes pedazOs de
pan; I'M POGO mas leJos repartieron
cIicharas, y. al pasar al comedor, cada
hombrc rccibi6 una enorme taxa dc
esspcSa calicnto SOpa.
Las caras de los infelices al coger
eSe humilde pan, los oios de algeria
! al sentr entire las manos heladas las
tazas de sopa caliente, los gr1Ipos de
sangricntas caricaturas. estrangrlando
Dpa
Luego, algo confortados, esos cua-
troclentos s6res que, como los MIR
cielagos, odian la luz que hierc slis
| ojos, acostumbrados la semioscua,fac
de los puentes, durmieronse scntados
en- la sala ti.bia.
Pero el sueno SOLO era una siesta.
Momentos dcsputs abritronse las puer-
tas y entraron otros ctlatrocientos ia
melcos que habian esperado que los
convldados terminasen su frugal
banqucte. Levantaronse los que habian
lcomldo, dejando sitio i srls compane-
ros y voI.ieron, con el mismo silen-
Icio, 4 sus hoiados bancos
llabia pasado una noche entire los
hambricntos de Iondres. visto la nil
8 RIA de rsos stsrcs oscuros que pasan
por la City inadvertidos dido Ia
cancltn del hambre y del frio. Los
unos habian sido toda su vida po-
bres diahlos", los otros habfan sitlo ri
cos, pero todos habian caido en- el
mrsmo precipicio de la lescGcha, to-
| dos Gran hcrmanos hamlrienaos que,
aver como hoy, hoy como manana, ,dfl-
rafPte tcdo el lnvlcrno. forman un so
10, ilim"nso, esqueleto. tiritando 4 orr
las del rio historico 49,
Con los miembros ad0rmecidos el
| corazcI angustiado hui de los tragicos
grupos de momias, penSando que, ante
tanta mlSeria, seria de desear que del
Tamesis surgiera una ola como la 81
cfliana que barriera la Pompeya de Sc
les petTificadus
L. Tulio Bonafoux.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-31
Numero 72

artista Sc las did guardian 4 nn aas'-
"a. ii un cahallero americana muy -.
go, y en- cl qle podia depositar toda N
eonfianza'
Dicho caballero, segun Ia version i
que hacemoS rcferencia. lley6 las pre-
ciosas cartaS Suiza, donde actualinen.
ie Sc halIan escondidas en- Sitio seguro,
Y tai vez hemos de sabcr cosas may
raras de Suiza. Sc anadc
La muertc dc Zola Sc explic6 de "a
modo semcjante. En- aquela ocas,on
Sc diio que cl gran novelista saba de-
masiadaS cosas acerca de Ia mayoria
he los politicos francescs mas encuin
brados, Y no cause gran sorpresa "a
ciertos circulos, Ia noticia de p1c
lola habia aparecido una manana 80
fixildo por el tufo de la chlmenca.
I'll original de las Memorials del pr'n.
cipc Bismark, Sc guarda cuidadosamcn.
tc en- las cajas de seguridad de an
Banco de Londres, porque eI canclller
temia que el Kaiser intentara conii.-
carlas, dej6 mandado en- el testameo-
TO que So sacase en seguida de Ale
mania el manuscrito. Y ST Ilevase a
Londrcs para tenerlo en- sitio SECURE.
Cuando faleci6 Herr IIintzpeter, tn-
l. l., l.. 1
ser, hbo tambitn gran panico Ell 4
palacio de Berlin al saberse Que ha-
bian sido robados varios cscritos com
fidenciales memorials del ditunto
iiintzpcter habia dejado instru> "
| mes teStamcntarias para que dicnos
| lpapeles, que contenian algunas reVcld-
clones sorprendenteS de la historic s4-
| creta de Europa, no s. pubiicasen has
"a pasados cincuenta amos y al u y
hacerse cargo de los asunios, del ma 2
TO, los abaceas Sc quedaron horror,es.-
los vIendo Que los pcigrosos doo,-
nentos hablan deSaparecido de I'm up-
IND illNttEipSU. iUtlUtdUlfiitutt Ia :
ltracci6n fue llevada 4 cabo por algn-
ros cabalIeros de industria que con as
ldocumentos en- La mano estaran hacts ..
lido victimas del "chantage" mas ae
louatro personaies alcmancs.
-. oar;6d;oos ,-anoo;y ca dan 49,,
- ;.
lta, nol;,,,a..as oa,,l Ios ai+a1oe
<a;.a oaa oanaanao !.
n,a n,onu;a,, n d aan.na1>. -
| ,1a.nani. an, ;ha ! o,,hl;oa, - uc.a
t ,f.,.,,;o ;, u,anaa = Ka;sor =.
% 10000 duros a los propiatarioS "a
per6dioo porque no Ia insertasen 81
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Desde Inglaterra
INA NOCHE ENTIRE
LOS HAMBRIENTOS

"Londres invadido por una ola de
rrso r,,so. anuncian los diarios. llenan-
- La City de llamatIvos carteiss. Pc
=. los "profetas" no estan de acuer-
- con los drarios m con nadis, y ase-
Eu.n que ei frio no vsene de Ru--
-, sino del Polo 80.
sDe Russia 8 del Polo, clio es que
kuaa las iindas gaviotas del Canal,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-31
Syracuse, n. T., 1909
FASCIN ACTON

TINS oios Que en- sus miradns saetas de agcnia
sx han clavado mi corazen doilente
~ r.sar de que me ahogan T~Har de que me matah
es NINA nnere tan que Ia esT@ro sonrleHte
T,,s ahios - los mos en- csIHsmo"
de placeres punaes agnfi'~ sue Ill anna Sieho'
nero nor ESQ no que dsm Hstyan ms oesos
one ,aoto mas me d.sgarras ds%eo vehemente
tn amor para mi tormenta rhs'fora, SIN ehoaFeo
se amare toda la vida haciendo al Is1igro frente
.O,s ;mr.rra ot. seas fpnte DE tuebranosy de peHs
$; .ambi.n de mil caricias De aluazos ftFae'
fOh muier que fascnas, muJer que me mas S'ducn"
es,vo inTno en- mi vida Seram mortal fatalmesdel
Aunaue deSeo aIearte. puedo, como el paJaro
que sclmbe ante el traidor encanto de IA srpente'
JULIO ACHA
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Mejorando

Nuestro amigo el seTor don Mss..ssi
Lopez Gaztambide que esta cnfe7mo
on su residencia dc Bayamon, M -
rsrimntado una lijera mejos1a-
10 ccIebramos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-31

RIA que fTlna en- Ia capltai de laS IL
bras csterlinas. Una noche< <glaeial de
este mes. i las doce. baie vestido de
workman por una dc las callcjue-
las que del Strand" conducen il ori-
1 Has del fangoso rio
Past I'm poqucno cementcrlo, hace
Siglos olvilado. y momentos despues
I'm viento aScsino me rccordaba que
/ habia llcgado al "cubankmcnt. Las
| liigubrcs orillas del rio hallabamSc en-
vurltaS en- espcsas tinieblas. pues has
Ia las cstrcllaS nicgan su luz palida
a los pobros. Aqui V ALA, alumbran-
do las aguas oScuraS, corrian como fue-
Cos fatuos unas lucecitas blamas, V
solo cl monotone embate del aqua y
de vez en- cllando. los cascabeles de
TN "cab" solitario, pcrturbaban Fl
prvfunto sileTcio de este impeIo de
I la muertc =.
Dirigi mis- pasos hacia WeStmins--
ter, y pronto lIegut los bancos de
picdra.
Sobrc cllos, sentados unos contra
otros, hombreS. muj ujereS-iy cuantoS M
nos -descansaban SlIs clerpos yertos,
cansados dc tanto caminar en- vano.
Algtlns dormian cnvueltos en- las no
jas-sabanas de un periodico; otros,sa
boreaian muy despacio un minllSculo
,pedazo de pan. rccogido en- alglin ba-
surero, mientras los demas miraban en-
slencio, envidiando la "buena suerte "
de los que comian. =.
| Tambitn Vi en- esos bancos de mi
soria unas cabezas rubias, picgadas So
bre unos rostros dehilts, como cspi-
gas rotas por el yiento Fran unas
rmnas, dormian. sonriendo. acunadas
por Il Susurro del viento al sacll,lr
los deshoiados arholes, pero este iba
d ser su iltimo sueno.
Tn policia. De los muchos cuyo de-
ber es recordar al hombre que la ley
prohibe que So d1lerma sobre UNI BAN
60, acrrcose a las criaturas, y, gcntll-
merte, las sacudio
Despertaronse sobrcsaltadas
i D6ndo esta vuestra madre?
Sc ha muerto
-iY vuestro padre9
Papaf Hace tanto item
40 qrre no 10 vemosi
Romrieron a llorar; el gran poll
ccman," con mil cuidados. las llev0 de
la mano, Y el pequefo grupo desapa-
rcci6 en- la oscuridad
Me sente en- uno de los bancos, al
lado de un grupo de hombres que con
versaban en- yoz muy baja liablaban
de uno de 'ellos", que, la noche an
terror, Sc tir0 al aqua
i Pohrc diablo ,-exclam6 con mu-
cha fiiosofia I'M vieio envuelto Ell un
saco.-Pronto llegara mi turno.
Y con su mano faea indic6 Il slls
companeros el rio.
| iMorirf iVivirf lgual les daba. Sc
leyantaron. y solo, en- el banco, que
do el viejo, maldiciendo del rio de
les hombres
Dentro de POGO el "cubankment =
iria a tomar sus biletes para el des-
ayuno repartido todas las madrugadas
por el g Ejercito de la Salvation. y
iCuanta lata daba ese ejercito, rczan-
do en- los BAR" atolondra ndo los
oidos de los londirenses con sli mlisi-
ca Internal Pero en- cambio. tedas
las maiianas, mientras la City duerme,
81 desafia el frio anima algo esas
pobres almas, tan olvidadas y despre-
Son6 Ia una. Los que teniaB toda-
via un POGO de vida en- sus cuerpos,
levantaronse los demas permanecbe-
ron sentados, como el viejo; mirsiban
las aguas temblorosas. con duda en-
ire seguir "agonizando" en- estas orr
Has o trasladarse q otras, acaso menos
lr,grafas i
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n lev A......

iOh blancura immortal del rccucrdo,
IA lumnas mus negras nostalgias! II.
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Hlae.. TalIow. Wool and Hop.

Hides-Cus and brands sell about 15Glc IN
der quotations. Heavy sailed steers 13Hc.
medium. I3c light. lie; cowhides, l2c for heavy
l2c for light; stays. Sizc. salted kip. 12c
ealted veal. lie: sailed calf. lie; dry hides Die:
dry kip, PC; dry calf 25c; dry veal. 23e dry
stays, Ice; sleepskins. sheariings, 2oG14Oc each;
short wool. 50d75c each; medium. 75cNSI each:
long wool. sl-25dI75; lambs 2J075c; horse
hides salt. 81 -25Q2-50 for large and si.75@2
FOR medium 75cdSI for small and 25650c for
colts; horsehides, dry, $202-25 for large and
Sl-25d2 for medium 50c@SI for small and
25d5Oe for colts; goatskins. prime angora, 5G0
7Jc- large hair goats. 25G50c; medium 2OM
25c; small, 5415e; Mexican dry hides IThe;
Go picked. Ice; do dry sailed. &c; dry stays
l2c: Mexican deerskins, 3O034c; dry salted do
25G2Tc; dry Central American. 2Sa32c per ID
Tallow-NO. ] rendered. 5U5kc; No. ,, 30
zi5c: grease. 2N3c.
Vool-The quotations are almost wholly
nominal as the market Is prGctically cleaned
up Of stock. San Joaquin's years staple, l3d.
nc: do 70 months. 12616c: southern coast
9nIlc. 1905 fan clip--Mountain free. safe;
90 defective Ga Sc, Nevada, ls4 zoe per 10.
HoDs-Brices 10 growers are 81 l2c for 1905
per TO- with I3al6c for contracts
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Los ANGELO. nfarkcts

Los. ANGELES. July 1e.--Eggs and butter
were IN fair demand today and an easier tone
prevailed owing to larger receipts. Egg prices
were Arm at 81 cents dozen for extra selects.
30 cents for ranch candled. % cents for case
count and IS cents for eastern fresh. Butter
sold in moderate quantity at 57ls cents for
creamery extra and 80 cents for creamery
arst.
The vegetable market was demorsIized by
heavy shipments IN anticipation OF brisk trad
ting.
Eggs-Extra selects. SIC; local ranch candled
soc; case count. &c; eastern fresh, 2Sc.
Butter-Cresmery extra, 57lzc; creamery first,
55c; cooking butter, % g.
Cheese-Northera fresh Ice; anchor large. ice;
anchor Young America, dc; hand cheese. anchor
brand. 21ci eastern singles. lsc; eastern twins,
II1sc; eastern cheddars, lie: eastern longhorn,
Iszci. eastern daisy, lsl5e; Swiss imported,
soc; Swiss domestic. zoe; brick cream, zoe;
limburger, 2Oc: imported Roquefort. 42c; Edam.
1851 Size. case OF -, $S.50G9: German bresk.
fast. 81. 10 box; Neufchstel. $l.20 box; Sierra,
Sl.l0 box; Canada cream. dozen TO box, Doe;
schlosskase, 81 boxs Csmemhert, $120 box;
Oregon cheese, f5c.
Besns-So. / pink. 1913; No. 1 limas, $3.50;
Lady Washington. S5.25; small whites. $4,000
6.75; blsekeyes $3.50; Garranzas, $3.50: lentls,
German. So: DO California, 50.
Potatoes-H ghiends 50 .25Q250; Oregon Bur-
banks. S2.60iQ2. t5;; sweets, yellow, local, So;
new potatoes, SI.35 so.
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Flour and Farfnnceous Goods

A Chicago wire yesterday said: ''St. Lonis
reports ssles OF 10000 barrels Of -four over
night ana strong bid FOR 10000 more turned
down
Flour-California family extras. s6.6oa7 INST
without discount; bakers extras S6.6007; super
me, S5-5005.70: oregon and Washington, per
bbl S5.50g6.50 Tor family. bakers and patents
and Ss.T5d5.25 FOR cut OF; Kansas patents.
S7.70; do straigtcs. $50; do elesr. 81; Dakota
patents, $40 1875; do strRights, 81 per bbL
Fsrinaceous Goods-Prices in packages, net
cash, no discount. are follows: Graham -four,
81 per 100 lbs: rye 6our, S4.25; rye meal, $4;
rice hour, IS; cora meal, S5.25; extra cream do.
$50; oat meal. $40; oat greats, $40; hominy,
S5-6QI4; buckwheat four. IS: whole wheat 6our.
S4-25i rolled oats, bbls SSGS.50, in sacks $40
as, extra cream DO. $3.50 IN sacks and 50
S4.5Oa5 %: pearl harley s. "a. snIIt meas
boxes, s.. - for yellow and Sc. . FOR green per
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Har nnd Feedstnn.

Local handlers report horse hay now coming
With this new movement 10 this market bv
water they say that the situation viii be
greatly relieved IN regard 70 consumers. many
Of whom have been forced out Of their different
lines u business by the high prices Of hay.
The receipts yesterday were e45 tons, Of which
S25 were by water.
BIan-S29 as0 per ton for white and s2s.5o@
- fD- red.
Mddllngs-ss6. 503s7.5 80 per ton.
Shbrts-S3I. 50GS3 per ton.
FsrS stufs-Rolled barley. ss1 G32: rolled
oEtt ~ feed $50 d5s; mixed feed. S2563o FOR
sFofge lots; oncake meal, in % ton lots $SS 90.
u 10 ton lots $50. In ton lots S39 go small lots
SO; cocoanut cake or meal at mills S26 IN 20
ana 10 and $3.50 IN ton lots: iobbing. SGT
corn meal S390s0; cracked corn. S4e@4I: broom
corn seed. nominal; alfalfa meal and mealfaifa,
7obbng lots 50. carload lots S23 per ton: red
star alfalfa meal. SD fo- carload and S23 FOR
50hbing lots.
Eay-New crOn wheat Si2M1S; wheat and
oar Sl2ElT; tame oat SPAR: volunteer Wild
cat SlOaI5; barley. SI0Gl4; alfalfa, SicGl4;
eteck hay, STdfO per ton.
ktraW-50gT5c per bale
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
New York Cotton Market

NEW YORK, July 1e.-Hutton's wire says:
Owing 20 rains the market experienced a sharp
reaction after the opening Of - to &c points
from the previous close Gables were steady, and
the weather map showed only light showers in
Texas, but the iengs were nervous and inclined
to lessen their bonds. As values declined great
many stop loss orders were uncovered and for
the time the market showed decided weakness.
Crop advices were OF contradictory nature and
the market Is being Influenced by the technical
position and sentiment rather than any change
IN the supply and demand There is stiil a large
long interest In the market and the bears have
become more encouraged in attempting to dis
lodge this cotton, which in some cases is be-
leved 10 be pyramided small margins. Some
bnlls are stin confident OF higher prices, how
ever. and the market the whole is moro one
sided than for some time past. The market re-
gained part Of Its loss by late buying
Miss Giles gives 7e.6 as her crop condition re-
port
The spot people say there is absolutely no de-
Dand for spot cotton, and the south is offering
freely at this level.
Spot cotton closed quiet 45 points lower.
Middling uplands, 12.5oc; middling gulf, II Csc;
11ac hall
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The following maximum and minimum temper
lures reported from eastern stations for the
previous day. Chicago. S0-66; New York, S4-72;
Omaha, S2-66.
SYNOPSIS
Slightly cooler weather prevails over most OF
the Pacific slope. In the great valley of Call
fornia, except in the extreme north, the tempera-
tlre has fallen from four 10 eight degrees
Fair weather prevails at all points except
cities on the sound where light showers have
occurred.
The relative humidity at Red Bluff was % per
cent snd at Fresno - per cent.
The following is the forecast for the 80 hours
ending at 3 p. m. Saturday:
San Francisco and yicinity-Fair Saturday.
with light fog in morning; light southwest wind
changing TO brisk west.
Santa Clara valley Fair Saturday; moderate
north winds.
Sacramento yaliey-Fair Saturday: not much
change in temperature: light south Winds
San joaquin yalley-Fair Saturday; continued
warm; light west winds
Los Angeles and viciniiy-Eair Saturday: light
south wind, overcast in morning.
A. 6. McADIE. District Forecastcr.
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NEw YORK. July 1e.-HOps-steady-
Hides-Firm.
Wool-Steady
petroieum-BareIy steady. Refined New York
$3.50: Philadelphia and Baltimore. $500; do in
bulk $40.
Sugar-Raw steady. Fair refining. 342c;
centrifugal SO test. 3-92c; molasses sugar. 3I7c;
refined steady.
Coaee Futures closed steady, net unchanged
10 > points higher. Sales were reported Of
"a $50 bags including: July. 7.05c; September,
3 T5F soc: December, 5.4005.45c; March, Base;
Nay. 5-50c.
Spos Cofee-ouiet. No Rio. * a7zc: No.
4 santos &C. Mild-Quiet. COrdoTa. s5zf1121zc
Buftcr-Steadv Creamery thirds 10 hrsfs, %
n PEE western factory frsts, pie
Checse-Firm. New state full cream specials,
137t Nl4Efc-
DRIED FRUITS
EEaporsfed Appies-Steady. Fancy, 81 a
9iac' choice. s@ SIC; prime, 19f5se; common
Prunes-Unchanged California. 25k@IIskc;
Oregon. 6Noc.
Apricots-Essy for July and August ship
ment from the coast. Buyers seem 10 be hold
ing % Ia the hoe OF lower level. Choice.
l0m tohc; extra choice. I05zN10stc; fancy. II
q f3c.
Peaches-Quief. uDchaneed. Choice, ~ ace:
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ATLANTIC OCEAN TRAVEL
North German Lloyd

Large, Fast and Luxurious Twin-Screw
Express and Passenger Steamships.
Equipped with Wireless and Submarine Signals
PLYMOUTH-CHER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Express Sailings Tuesdays at 10 a. m.
X Wilhelm I.July 27lCeciie 1900. Aug 10
Kronprinz wm..Aug. Blk. VIM. de Gr..Aug "a
PLYMOUTH-CHERB ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Friedrich de Gr.July 22IWashington =. Aug. 5
Kurfuerst July % Bremen ..... Aug ~
George WashingfOn-Sails Aug 5-27. 600
tons Newest and Largest German Shin afloat
Every innovation known to the ship builders art
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Mediterranean Sailings Saturdays at II a. m
PRINCESS Irene. Aug. Is Berlin Sept %
X. Albert -. Sept. 1llPrinzess Irene Oct O
Connections Encirelins the Globe
Travellers checks good all over the world
5 Broadway, New York or
Robert Capelle, G. A. p. c., $50 Powell ST., ODD
ST. Francis Hotel, San Francisco
Teiephone-Kearny 4794.
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Pink beans are lower under a full supply
eno small demand. Other descriptions are quiet
snd unchanged.
Beans (per ctll--Bare. s5.z0e15.50; pea. 1928
g6-50; SINAI white. S6.T5GT; large white. s.. 40
GOO; pink. $5d3.l0; red. nominal; blackeye
- 4oda-65; lima. Ss.15Qs.25: red Kidneys. s.. p
@a-9ei cranberry beans. noninais GsrysnZas,
S@-3OGa; horse beans. Sl.90@2.20.
seeos-Browa mustard. 4el4ikc; yellow mus
tatls nomlnal; daxseed. 4c. carload iots; canary.
e8f&c; alfalfa, 1914 diSe: rape. cleaned. "a
<tecs tinotlys &c; hemp, &C; mlllet, 31zc per 10.
Irlea Peas--Green are quoted az $50 per GU.
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Poultry and Game

Receipts Of poultry are still running light
and consist wholly CT domestic fowls, there hav-
Ing been no western stock received since the hrst
of the week. The market is moderately active
and keeps Wen cleaned up from day TO day.
Poultry tper oozen1--I5ens. 81. 5O015 Tor small
SG07 for large and SS@I0 FOR extras; young
ROSTERS $7Q9s old roosters, S4d5; fryers
S0Q7 for large and S5G5-50 for small: broilers
ducks. seas; pigeons, SI-50; squads. S2Q2 25;
geese SL5o@2 per pair gosiings, S2a2.2S per
pair
Gsme-Nomlnai
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erH, from Ketchikan.
VALDEZ-ArFived July II and sailed July
1e-Stmr Bertha. for Seattle. Arrived July 10
Srmr st. Croix, from Seward.
ASToRIA-Sailed July 16-stmr Daisy Free
! man, for Grays Harbor
SEATTLE-Sailed July 15-Stmr Spokane for
Sitka; stmr Governor for San Francisco
Arrived July 16-stmr Northland. from wran-
gell; stmr Maverick, hence July II
Sailed July 16-Stmr Portland, for Valdez.
EVERETT-Arrived July 16-Stmr Capastrano,
from Seattle.
Sailed July 1e-Stmr Yosemite. for San Pedro.
POR TSAN LUIS-Sailed July 16-Stmr Wash
tenew, for Panama; stmr Coos Bay, nor San
( Pedro etc.
Arrived July 16-Stmr Coos Bay. hence July IA.
FORT BRAGG-Sailed July 16-Stmr National
City. for San Francisco.
BASDON-Arriyed July 16-Stmr Elizabeth
SAN PEDRo-sailed July 16-stmr Mandalay.
cisco; stmr Majestic, for San Francisco; stmr
Daisy, for San Francisco.
SAN DIEGo-Arrived July 1s-stmr Nevadan.
EASTERN PORTS
BALTIM0RE--Arrived July 15-Br stmr
Cuzco. from Iquique.
HoNOLULU-Arrived July 16-Stmr Asia,
hence July 10.
FOREIGN PORTS
ANJER--Passed prior TO July l2-Br ship King
George. from New York. for Whampoa July
12-Br bark Eclipse, from New York, FOR
BARRY-Sailed July 1O-Brs stmr Camphin,
for Baltimore and San Francisco
BUES0S AIRES-Arrfved July I0-Br ship
Brynhilde. from Boston.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. July I5--Stmr Curacao,
| hence July Z, via San Pedro, and sailed for
Guaymas.
Sailed July 15-stmr Newport. for San Fran
cisco.
PANAMA--Arrived July 14-Br stmr Foxtcn
Hall, from Grays HarboT.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES July 10-Br stmr o.
westry, for San Francisco, via Antofagasta-
hOBE-Saiied July 14-Br stmr OceanO, for
Seattle
YOKOHAMA-Arrived July 16--JAp stmr ChiyO
Maru. hence June IS. via Honolulu.
VICToRIA-Arrived July I6-Stmr Bessie Dol
lar, from Astoria.
Sailed July 1G-Br stmr Teucer. for Van
couver
Arrived July 16-Ger stmr Erna hence July IL.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS July 15-Br stmr En-
press of Indian, from Vancouver.
HOBART-Arrfved July loft bark Duguay
Trouin, from Rotterdam, for San Francisco.
Memoranda
Captain Cousins of the steamer President
which arrived today from San Diego. reports
that he was in communication by wireless with
the steamer Kansas City. from New York. for
San Francisco. The Kansas City expects to arrive
at San Francisco about midnight, July 16
Per FIR bark Bayard--While rounding to OF
Preside, lost starboard anchor and 40 fathoms
Of chain.
Whaling bark Gayhead was reported OF KO-
diak on June 10 with IS bbls OF sperm oil.
Six hundred and forty shares of Urag ship
Merchants exchange to Sydney Hart for $4,000.
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