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The Rio News
PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY.
Voi.. XVIII.
RIO DE JANEIRO, JUNE 9th,
\171LSON, SONS & CO.
** (LIMITE
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2,
PRAÇA
DAS
The NEW YORK COMMERCIAL CO., Limited
CHARLES R. FLINT, Treasurer.
MARINHAS
140 Pearl Street,
RIO DE JANEIRO.
AGENTS
NEW YORK.
Chesterfield
House - Great Tower St., LONDON,
MACHINERY
AND
RAILWAY
Si, RUA THEOPHILO OTTONI.
Caixa do Correio 248.
17 Rua de Paradis
142 Pearl Street
For free Sample Copy, apply to the office at
COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
Caixa
392.
Fresca
No. 5.
RIO
DE JANEIRO
Henry Robertson, Secretary.
A
/./, Kua Sete de Setembro
RIO DE JANKIKO.
Importers and Wholesale
and Retail Drugg-ists
Joseph
Illustrated catalogue furnished on application of customers.
W. Mee, Manager.
Sole Agents in Brazil :
Norton, Megaw &• Co.
No. Sa, Rua / ° de Março.
gotds.
Rio de Janeiro.
TTEIDSIECK& Co's.
/^ARSON'S HOTEL.
H. BELLAMY & Co.
IOHN General and Commission Merchants,
DRY MONOPOLE.
15S, RUA DO CATTETE.
SHIPPING AND STEAMER AGENTS.
AGENTS FOR
ESTABLISHED 1872.
THE ONLY ENGLISH HOTEL IN THE CITY.
Provida! with first-cl.iss accommodntions, baths, atlendancé,
etc. AU information given by lhe Proprietor personally.
w
WILLIAM D. CARSON,
Proprietor.
Several leading Manufacturers,
R. CASSELS & Co.
ALSO
13 Rua Primeiro de Março, KIO DEJANEIRO,
51, Rua de Boa Vista, SÃO PAULO,
and
CASSELS, KING & Co.
TIJUCA HOTEL
And also that full authority has been granted
1'toprietor for lhe management of the same, to
by
tl.e
858, Calle Cangallo,
This be.-UtifulIy-Mtu.ited hotel, so weil known for its healthfulness and nccessibility to the city, will continue to ofTer tle
best of entertainment to travelleis seeking to escape the heat
aud discomforts of the city. Applications for ap.trtments and
traníporiation of baggage may be made by Telephone J001.
ENVELOPES.
ASSORTMBNT
JUST
RECKIVED
OF
manufactuicd from Uue and while ctoth-lined
l.ip.mese p.irchmciit:
paper
Km ther Agencies, suitable to their lines of business— Hard*
ware, Doinestic good, Specialties, etc, etc—are respecttully
solicited.
V
\.
.VENCESLAU
GUIMARÃES ,v_ Co.
WINE MERCHANTS.
Importers of
Sole
made from the best while and tittted papers.
LINEN ENVELOPES,
made fiom the best «pialities of linen papeis
United State*.
These
known in lhe
envelope* ate superior in both quality
>..-..¦:_¦- may be seen at the
Typograpliia
and make
Aldlna,
?9 Sele de Setembro—ist
ll -. 1
111
Bur^undy, Khine and Mosel wines, Sherries, Champagne
Cfcgnacs and l.i«pieurs of the best brands.
'kua .ia Alfândega,
from supeiiot talcmlared papers of various color-»*
Envelopes,
Agents for
Dealers
O
8).
KELL, WILSON & Co.
21
Rna Conselheiro Saraiva
22 Beceo de Bragança.
AOEXTS OK TIIF.
Nòfthern Assurance Company,
General and Commission Merchants
for foreign ani home trade with the interior.
lhames and Mersey Marine Insurance to.
Alliance Insurance Co.
P. O.
Box 741.
Rio
de Janeiro.
EXPLOSIVES Co.
N OBEL'SLIMITED.
Gelignite and Dynamite
In, cases of 50 Ibs. ea., nett weight
Gelignite is a new and very pnwcrful explosivo. Hesidcs
posse.-ing great breaking power it commends itself for use in
this Cl uiitry by reason of the fumes after explosion not being
injuriou* to the workers. On this account alone great advanlage is obtained over most explosivos, by tts use, and
more especially when operating in confined places.
Also patent Detonator caps and BickforcTS
use. For further information and price, apply to lhe
patent
Watson, Ritchie é.
Co.
No. 25, Rua Theophilo Ottoni.
P.lanuv Hrothrks __ Co.,
Exporter of Madeira Wines;
G. Pkei.lkk & Co., Bordeaux,
Exporter ol Bordeaux Wines;
K. Rkuv Martin & Co.,
Exporter of Cognac
and
FOR THE
Agents íor Brazil:
Oporto, Douro and Lisbon wines ofthe best
qualities in
bottle-.oriii casks, and under the private marks ofthe house.
SQUARE COMMERCIAL ENVELOPES
American Commercial
I1UENOS AYRES.
importers ami Agents for Manufacturers.
Mr. Charles W. Tross.
LARGE
1S31)
Passenger a na'Freight Locomotives, .Mine Loeovwlhes, Narrcnv Gauge Locomotives, Steam Street Cars
ete., etc,
solicited.
Correspondence
A
{Established,
AU work thoroughly guaranteed.
João Baptista de Mello Oliveira, President.
Water supplied on short notice.
NDRÊ DK OLIVEIRA £ GAD,
AND EXPORTERS.
DIEECTOES:
LONG DOCUMENT ENVELOPES,
Run
DEALERS
PHILADELPHIA, PENN.
These loeomotive engines are adapted to every variety ol
service, and are built accurately to standard gauges and
témplates. Like parts of different engines of same class perfectly
interchangeable.
a-____sr__3_R____L
IMPORTERS,
LOCOMOTIVE
B ALDW1NWORKS,
BURNHAfá WILLIAMS & CO.,
•'roprielors.
(THE S. PAULO TRADING COMPANY.)
CAPITAL—i,ooo,ooo$ooo, or /"100,00o Sterling.
IGREJA EVANGÉLICA FLUMINENSE.-No. 175, Rua
de S. Joaquim. Services in Portuguese at 10 a. m. and
6 p. ra., Sundays; and at 7 p. m. Wednesdays.
c
JAMES MACDONOUGH. President.
AUG. D. SHEPARD,
_
. ...
,. .
V'"-Presidents.
TOURO ROBERTSON, )
THEO. H. FREELAND, Sec'y and Treas.
JNO. E. CURRIE* Ass-tSec'y.
J. K. MYERS, AstH* Treas.
Companhia Importadora Paulista.
The Proprietor begs to advise his friends and customers,
and the public in general, that from the ist December forward
this old aud popular establishment will be known under tlxdcnomination of
HARLES HUE JUNR. & CO.
Ship Chandlers and Commission Merchants
PAPERS.
UTHOQRAPHIC AND TYPE PRINTINQ.
R/O DE JANEIRO.
T TOTEL WIIYTE— TIJUCA.
Dr. Oliveira Aguiar. Physician. Residence: Praça Duque
de Caxias No. 39. Telephone 1147. Oflice: Kua do Ouvidor No. 145; hours from 2 to 3 p.m.
SAFETY
KAILWAV TICKETS OF IMPROVEI» STYLES.
Show Curd-t, l.ul) cl», üitlcndur-*..
PARIS.
NEW YORK.
Caixa, do Correio 24S.
BAPT1ST CHURCH.-Rua do Conde d'Eu, No. 122.
Services in Portuguese every Sunday al ti a.m. and 7.
p.m; and every Wednesday at 7. p.m.
W. B. BAGBY, Pastor.
Residence: Rua de Petropolis N. 2.
Dr. W. HaveIburg,«I'hysician, Surgeon and Aceoucheur:
just returned from a visit to Berlin to study Dr. Koeh_
new remedy for tuberculosis. Olhce and residence : Rua
da Alfândega No. 29, from 2 to 4 p. ni.
Dr. Cleary, Physician and Surgeon ; Oflice -ji, Rua dos
Ourives,
llours, from 12 to 3. Residence, Rua da Real
Grandeza No. 33, Botafogo. Telephone 1550.
Dr. C. Feldhagen, Surgeon and Aceoucheur. Cons. from
2 to 4, Praça General Osório No. 63. Res. Rua Marquei
6111.
de Abrante. Nu 57. Telephone 1138.
COLORS.
W«rU Exeeutcd In Flreproof Ilulldlncu.
81, RUA THEOPHILO OTTONI
EPISCOPAL CHURCH. - Largo do
METHODIST
Cattete. EnèlishstrvictstnX 11:30.1.111. Sundays, and
7;3o p.m. on Fridays.-C. Ii. MC FAR LA NI), Pastor.
Portucjiiese senaees : at 11.30 a. m. and'7.30 p.m.
IttrDmil pivcrtmu
YORK,
Chesterfield House-Great Tower Street, LONDON, E. C.
-fftjuvrl) PttTctovtj
PRESHYTERIAN CHUCH-N'.' 15 Travessada Barreira.
Services in Portuguese every Sunday at 11 a.m,, and 7
p. m., Sundays; and at 7 p. m. Thursdays.
A. TRAJANO, Pastor.
NEW
S. LEVY LAWSON, Editor and Proprietor,
COffirinl pivcttovtj
41 Rua S. Salvador.
PARIS and
1795.
Reoi-^aiiizi.-d 1879.
Engravers and Pkinteks of
BONDS, POSTAGE & REVENUE STAMPS,
LEGAL TENDER AND NATIONAL BANK
NOTES ofthe UNITED STATES; and for
Foreign Covernments.
ENGRAV1NG AND PRINTING,
BANK NOTES, 811 AUE (*KKTIKI«ATE(*, BONDS
FOK IJOVEKNMENTS AM» <'OI__>OKATIONS,
DUAj-TSj OIIKÇKS,
BILLS OF EXCHANGE,
STAMPS, Ac, in tlie flnei. nn<l iihmI urtlutlc «tjle
FKO.U STEEL 1'LATES,
With SPECUIi SAKKOIIAUIIM to 1'RKVRÜT rO|-STKRFKITISG.
Siweial papers mánufactüred oxelusively íor
use of tho Company.
SAFETY
of LONDON,
Establishments : Wilson, Sons & Co (Limited),
London, Cardiff, Si. Vineent, (Cape Verde), Rio. Bahia,
Pernambuco, Santos, Montevidéo and Buenos Ayres.
Residence:
RIO DF. JANEIRO.
THE SPANISH-AMERICAN FlNANCIER
Coal.—Wilson, Sons ,-i Co. (Limited) liave depois at St
Vineent, (Cape Verde), Montevidéo, and at the cbief Brazil
Ports; and, among olheis, supply coal under contract, at
Rio, to:
Tbe Braziliàn Government ;
Her Brilannic Majesty's Government:
The Trnnsatlantic Steamship Companies ;
The New Zealand Shipping Companies ;
.te., S:c.,
Foiinded
Incorporat-tMl under I.iihs of tlu* Stat-y of Ntsw York, lããó.
S. LEVY LAWSON,
Commercial Union (Fire & Marine)
As si trance Co., f.imite d.
Sundays; 7 p. rn. Tuesday.-J. W. WOLLlNG.
78 to 86 TR1NITY PLACE,
NEW YORK.
Business
SUPPLIES.
Correspondents of
and tbe
CHRIST CHURCH.-Rua do Evaristo da Veiga. Divinc
Service every Sunday at 11 a.m. and at 7.30 p.m.
CHARLES WINTER, M. A., Cl.aplain.
Bank Note Company,
C.
Sole Kxport Agenls in New York lor niany of tlie Leading Manulaclurers of tlie United Slates.
Establislied
Houses in Brazil can secure exclusive rights on specialties.
Pacific Steam Navigation Company,
United States & Brazil Mail S.S. Co.,
S/taiv, Savill & Albion Co., JJ.
The Nciv Zealand Shipping Co., Ld.
U. S. LEGATION.—No. 45, Rua das Larangeiras
E. H. CONGER,
Oflice hours 10 a. m. to 1 p. m.
Minister.
BRITISH LEGATION.-Travessa de D. Manoel, No. 8.
GEORGE H. WYNDHAM. Minister.
AMERICAN CONSULATE GENERAL.—N? 20, Largo
da Carioca. O. H. DOCKERY, Cônsul General.
BRITISH CONSULATE GENERAL.- NV 8, Travessa
de D. Manoel. WM. GEO. ABBOTT, Cônsul General.
E.
23
AMERICAN
CONTRACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
OP THK
Insurance,—Fire and Marine Insiirances alTccted at
moderate rates.
Coal. — Large stocks nf lhe best CardifT Coal always kept
in depot 011 Conceição Island.
Ti.iq BoatB always ready for service.
Bnllnst Supplied to ships.
Number
1891
Kio de Janeiro.
WESTINGHOUSE AIR
THK BRAKE COMPANY,
P/TTSBURG. PA., U. S. A.
MANUFACTURERS OF THE
Westinghouse Automatic Brake
The Westinghouse Automatic Brake is now ín
12,000 engines, and 250,00c cars. This includes
Freight Cars.
use on
161,000
This is ib per cent of the entire freight cett
tquipment of the United States.
Orders have been received for 100,000 Quick Acuon Brakes
since December, 1SS7.
For further partkubrs apply to
Norton Afegaw & Co.
82, Primeiro de Marçij.
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RIO
THE
and
S. T. LONGSTRETH,
Office and works: 18, Travessa do Ouvidor, ist floor.
NIL—Special .-ittcntiort given tolarge stamps (trade-marks)
and large type for marking coflee bags.
OF THE UNITED STATES.
120 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
Companhia União Industrial
£24,842,446.
Assets, 1 st January 1891
Surplus
.......£ 4,945*926.
£
7,299*309Income 1890
£ 42,463,772.
New Business „
Debentures
RTT.A- IDO HOSPÍCIO
INSURE AGAINST ACCIDENT.
The ALLIANÇA Insurance Company,
PRIMEIRO DE MARÇO,
4c
RIO DE JANEIRO
Insures against every kind and description or liodily accidents, or exclusively against accidents
encountered in one's occupation and on railways, and against loss of life during sea voyages.
By the payment of a trifling sum, any person can guarantee a small fortune to his family in case
he should lose his life by accident, or secure àmp\e support for himself and family during a fixed
period in case of accidentaí injury.
For Prospectus and other information, inquire at the Company's offices—Accident Insurance
Section.
S. S. Castro e Mello.
Manoel Cardoso Pereira.
Leopoldo de Carvalho Rirei ro.
Wm. A. Gordo/t,
Sues.
piICENlX
FIRE OFFICE.
G. C. Anderson, Agent.
Telephone No .427.
COMPANY, LIMITED, OF LONDON.
MARINE.
Marine RiukB
Authorized 1884.
R
Agents fbr lhe Republic of Biazil
Wilson Sons &• Co. Limited.
No. 2 Praça das Marinhas.
No. 84, Rua Io de Março.
Rio dc Janeiro.
UARDIAN FIRE AND LIFE
INSURANCE CO.
Rio de Janeiro
No. 62, Rua 1
H
Youle.
âf
de Março.
OME AND COLONIAL MARINE
INSURANCE Co.
Agents for the Republic ol Brazil
Norton, Megaw 6* Co.
LONDON AND LIVERPOOL
Capital ,£2,000,000
Accmnulated Funds ^6,000,000
No. 8, Rua da Candelária.
INSURANCE Co.
G. C. Anderson.
Rua de S. Pedro No. i—ist lloor.
& Co
No. 25, Kua de Theophilo Otton .
ASSURANCI':
NORTHERN
COMPANY.
Agents in Rio de Janeiro •
Okcll, Wilson,
21
Telephone No. te)p
&
Co.
Rua Conselheiro Saraiva.
RIO
ruled,
and in padS
Just received at thc
Typographia Aldina
79, Sele de Setembro.
RIO DE JANEIRO.
DEJANEIRO
UAUPT& Co.
*
*
II EA D OFFIcFlN LONDON
BRANCHES IN BRAZIL:
Rio de Janeiro, Pará, Pernambuco, Bahia,
Santos, São Paulo and Porto Alegre,
Capital..
Ditto, paidup
Reserve Kund
£
£
£
1,000,000
500,000
175,000
Draws 011
THE LONDON J'OINT STOCK BANK,
J-
Capital.....
Capilal paid up
Reserve fund
r
,,
,,
i,j5o(ooi.
(«5,000
.,00,000
Cable address: Avlis.
P, O. Ba*: No
76 Rua Brigadeiro Tobias
and 43 Rua Episcopal.
São P.tnlo, Brasil.
FRÉRES &> Co.,
II AMitiiki;.
S. PAULO E
BANCO
RIO DE JANEIRO
42 RUA DO HOSPÍCIO
(provistonally)
Consigiunents of ali kinds received.
Advances made on cuiiMgntiients.
Correspondente solicited.
97
Bankers: Banco Commercio c Industria,
Banco Constnictor e Agrícola,
Companhia Mercantil c de Otras Publicas
• 5'
(Secção I'.1 -.• ¦:. ¦ 1
JOHN REID, Treasurcr.
Caixa do Ccncio 841. Telephone 353.
Cable Address: "MARQUES" Rio.
THEATRO
Capital: subscribed .
do
realized . .
Reserve Fund . . .
25,ooo:ooo$ooo
7,50o:ooo$ooo
557:ooo$ooo
Transacts every description of Banking business.
Draws ..n S. Paulo, Santos and other cities in the Stale of
S. Paulo.
Rcccives money on depont «11 the following conditions:
In account cunent
. . 4«0
By bills at futed date:
Kiom 2 to 5 months
5%
6 to
S. PEDRO DE ALCÂNTARA
EDWIN CLEARY, Manager
A SUBSCRIPTION
9
do
10 to ii
do
Stamps for account of the bank.
6*0
7%
I1AS
BEEN
OPENED
1-0 R
8
NIGHTS
8
OF
MILLS, CURRIE ã>- Co.,
Messrs. J. ll. SCltRODER & Co.,
Import, Export and Commission
Merchants.
J. F. MARQUES, Secretary.
BANK, LIMITED.
1'AKIS,
SILVA & Co.
GEORGE ARMSTRONG, President.
L ONDON AND BRAZILIAN
Messrs. MAL LEI
imports and Commissions.
Railway Material.
Rolling Stock.
Dealers and Importers of ali kinds ol Machinery and
appurtenaiiccs.
Iron, Steam, Gas, and Water piping.
Packing, Helting, Rubber, Asbestos, etc.
Contracts made for erecting and construeting any niachinery.
Manufacturers of Nails, Rail-way spikcs, and Bolls. Also
Lead, Gas, and Water piping.
and transacts every description of Banking business.
I .ONDON,
RIO DE JANEIRO.
Stores: 84 Rua S. Pedro, and 73 Rua Theophilo Ottoni.
(LIMITED)
Urtiws ou:
Messrs. GLYN,
Machinery,
Rio tte Janeiro
Watson Ritchie
A large assortment of
FINE WRITINC PAPERS,
Companhia Marques Limitada,
HEAD OFFICE: LONDON
MAR INE INSURANCE COMbranches:
lisbon,oporto,
pará, pernambuco,bahia
THK
\NY LIMITED.
PAI
rio dejaneiro, santos,são paulo,
rio
grande
do sul, pelotas, porto alegre
Capital .£1,000,000 sterling
and montevideo.
Reserve funil £ 450,000
,,
agencies :
buenos avres and new york.
Agent in Rio de Janeiro
5j, Rita da Alfândega.
ONDON AND LANCASIIIRK FIRE
Agents tn
in_j
[Direction der Disconlo )
N1GT;lls1c,,Í'"*.'/'l*"c°n^
Morddi.-uische Hank 111 |>™d
pondents.
I Haniliiirg, Hamburg. )
fN. M. Rothschild & Sons, London.
) Intcni.ilirnial Hank ol Loinlon, l.imited
-
plain,
Montevideo and Buenos Ayres.
OYAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
Insules against the risk of fire, hotises.goods andiuerchandise of every kind at reduced rates.
No. 82, Kua i" de Março, Rio de Janeiro.
L
p
TTAUPT & Co.
BRANCHES IN THE RIVER PLATE:
John Moore &- Co, agents.
Smith
& Co.,
HALL
OF
Established 1782
OMMERCIAL UNION ASSURANCI
Agents in
V.
J.
gatvlis.
ISH BANK
pNGLIS
Rua de S. Pedro, No. i —ist floor.
G
Germany
FRIED. KRUPP,
Insures against risk of (ire, houses, goods and iiii-ieliandi.se,
.ind oflers tlie best of guarantees with lhe most favorable
conditions.
Agent in Rio ae Janeiro
Fire B.inkn
Authorized 1870
factories :
RIO DE JANEIRO,
Caixa 766.
Representatives in Brazil of
Authorized by Imperial Decree No. S,05f oj
March 24.H1, rSSi.
^1,000,000 sterling
AND
(Anthortsed by Decree No. 10,030,)
Essen, Rhineland.
RITISH & FOREIGN MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY, LIM'D
FIRE
BRANCHOFFICE IN RIO DE JANEIRO.
/ A, Rua da Candelária, 1 A
53, Rua da Alfândega
Cable address: NI ATER.
Postoffice address : Caixa No. 1,074.
Telephone : No. 129.
c
10,000,000 Marks.
J. II. LOWNDES & Co.
Carlos Américo dos Santos.
31, Rua General Câmara.
.
l Wm. Ilrandr.s Sons & Co., London.
France CCíédil Ly011 liais
and branebes
1
Spain
ÇBánque d'Anvers, Antwerp,
D .
BelBlum
) H. Albeit de Rary & Co., Antwerp.
FABRICA DE TECIDOS S. CHRISTOVÃO
í Banca Generale, branches and corresltaly
\
Cotton, wool and silk goods,
pondents.
( MeuiicolTre & Cn., Naples.
FABRICA NACIONAL DE TECIDOS DE MEIA PortuKal
r, .
(j Banco Lisboa ít Açores and conespondents
Undersliiits, hosiery, etc.
United States
G Amsinck & Cn„ New Vork.
Uruguay
Ernesto Tornquist & Co., Montevideo.
FABRICA MANUFACTORA DE RENDAS
Tornquist & Co., I!. Ayres.
Ernesto
(
Argentine j
Lace goods of ali kinds.
Detitselie Ucbersec Bank, B. Ayres.
|
and any other countries
FABRIL BRAZILEIRA
Opcns accounis current:
Small-ware, pins, needlcs, bultons, etc.
Pays interest on deposits for a eertain time.
TECELAGEM FLUMINENSE
~\14
% P- a- f°r 3 ,0 5 months;
-I % ,, .. .. o •. 9
..
Gimps, fringes, gold and silver lace, embroidery, etc.
>5 % .. .. .. lo >> ,2
FABRICA DE FERRO GALVANIZADO.
Executes orders for purchases and sales of stocks, sjiares,
Galvanised iron rooling slieels, zinc liles, baths, kiteben etc, and transacts every description oí banking business.
ware, silver and nickel plaiing, etc.
(Boettger—Krah,
Soi.k Acbnts :
Directors.
June 1891.
Manager of Section :
Capital
.
FABRICA DE TECIDOS S. JOÃO
Hessians, coflee bags and jute goods of ali descriptlons.
RIO DE JANEIRO.
B
Capital.
RIO DEJANEIRO.
Comprises the rollowing
Board of Directors :
Established in Hamburg on ibth Dcccmbei
iSSf h' M'e "Direction der Disconlo Gescllscliaf"
in Berlin and the " Norddeutsche Bank in
Hamburg," Hamburg.
Draws on:
Rs. 10,000,000$
£ 675,000 stg.
Share Capital
1891.
BANK FUR
DEUTSCHLAND.
BRASILIANISCHE
S. SEBASTIÃO
Branch Office for Brazil :
RUA
HAND STAMPS.
Metal-Bodied Rubber Type.
THE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY
4Ç,
[June çth,
R UBBER
Qumxmxt&.
71
NEWS
ENGLISH COMIC OPERA
Commencing June I8th wilh
THE MIKADO.
PRICES:
Boxes (Frisa) for the season. 500S000
450S000
„ (Ia ordem) „
„
350SOOO
,, 2a ordem) „
„
Orchestra chairs.
....
S\xTDscrii>tioii.
"be Ixacl
of
60S000
llsts
may
Crashley & Co.
07 Rua do Ouvidor.
1891.]
june çth,
THE
NOTICE.
IN TIIH HIGH ÇOURT 01'
CÍIANCHRV
JUSTICE.
DIVISION,
Mr Justice C/litty.
In the Matter of the Oiiro Preto Gold Mines ol Brazi
Limited aud Reduced
and
ln lhe Matter of tliò Çòiripanics Act 1817
and of tlie Companies Act 1877.
Notice is hereby given thal a pelition
lo tluHigh Court of Justice Ghancery Division presenled
011 lhe 161I1 day
of February, 1801, foi* corifirniing a special Résoltttíoii rcdueing the capital of the above liientioiicd Company froin
£.|oo,ooo to £ 320,000, is directed to be heard before his
Lordsllip Mr Justice Chitty 011 Salurday lhe i8tb day of
August, 1891. Any creditor or shareholder of ibe Company
desiruig< lo oppose tbe mnkiiig of an Order for tbe reduclion
of tbe Capital of tbe said Company iihdcr ibe above Acts
Should appear at the time of líèariiig by bimself or bis
Counsel for thal purpose. And a copy of tlie
pelition may
be seen by any creditor or shareholder al lhe Office
of tbe
and
on
of tbe regiilntèd charges for ibe
Company
same a copy willpayment
supplied
be
by tbe Snhcitors under
nientioned.
Dated this 251b day of April tSqr.
John Wm. Ilawkins, Chie/Clerk.
Campbell Recves & fíòopcr, 17 Warwick Street.
Regent Street, London, W.
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No Tribunal Superior de Justiça, Repartição da Chancellaria, () Senr. Juiz < hitty —No assumpto da Companhia The
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no sabbado, o dia 18 de Agosto de 1891. Qualquer credor 011
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escriptorio da Companhia e pagando-se ps gastos estabelecidos para a mesma, se fornecerá uma cópia pelos advogados aqui abaixo mencionados.
Datado neste dia 25 de Abril de 1891
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Campbell Recves Sc Hoopcr—17 Warwick Street,
London, W.
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Rio pk Janeiro, June çth,
18.91.
We are glad to state thal the project for
founding a strangers1 non-sectarian hospital
in this city has been taken up anew, and
will be pushed forward as rapidly as possible. The undertaking was checked last
year by the ràpid increase in ilu- valuatipn
ol" land, and the committee was unable
to obtain a site before the hot season
The saci experiences of the past
set in.
súmmer have made the enterprise seem
more necessary than ever, and it is now
proposed to carry it out before the next hot
li tti(.
season il it can possibly be done.
foreign residente here will all unite in assisting lhe committee, we believe this can be
The proposition now is not lo
done.
undertake lhe erecíion oi ,t costly edifice,
hnt to construct two or three cheap and
isolated buildings 011 the plan of the barrack hospitais so successlully employed
elsewhere. With a good building site which
will uilmit of pleasant surroundings in the
way oí ornamental gardens, etc, we feel
certain that this idea can be made highly
successful and may be made the means of
propagating newer and better ideas of hosIt is
pilai administration in this country.
now generally admitted that small and inexpensive hospitais are much better than
lhe large unwicldy institutions which have
thus far been construeted, particularly in
tropical countries where the climate does
RIO
not require thc costly heating and ventilating appliances of colder countries.
[f this
idea is adopted lhe sum required for iniliating lhe hospital will be less lhau was thought
necessary last year.
Preparations must also
be made for the proposed training school
for nurses, which is becoming more than
ever necessary.
The greatest didicully was
experienced during the past sum mer iu finding nurses lo caie for the siek, and much of
lhe labor unavoidably feli upon lhe friends of
lhe patients. The usèfulness of thc proposed
training school can not and will noi be
queslioned, anil if the foreign residents of
Rio join hands iu carrying it into effect
we believe lhat another sumnier will (ind us
better prepared to take care of our sick.
Tt would bc interesting to know just
what is lo be done toward giving this city a
clecent, efficient municipal government.
Had as this government certainly was under
lhe monarchy, it is now immcasurably
Il has become almost impossible
worse.
lo transaCt any business there because oí
the confusion, ignorance and venality which
(ili its departments.
The new men who
now fill ils offices have neither experience
nor good will; they simply serve as obstruetions to the performance of even the
simplést routine work.
In lhe hcence
department the work is from four to six
weeks behind, and yet lhe offices close
pròmptly at 2 p. m., and the men employed
lhere dawdle away their four hours of nominal labor smoking and gossiping.
There
is hardly a man in the whole place who
does a good, honest hours work during
the whole day.
They can neither give
information correctly, nor do they even
take the trouble to confess their ignorance
politely. And not only this, they have
assumed dictatorial powers and are inçreasing taxes and imposing regulations which
have no other source of authority than the
arbitrary will of a body of men placed
there by lhe provisional government.
Although the national government is now
góverned by a constitutional president, thi.s
city is still góverned by a dictatorial intendencia. Although this body has no legal
status under the constitution, it is enforcing new taxes and increasing old onés in
a manner which a spirited people would
not submit to for one single moment.
We i\^ not know how widely their impositions have been carricd, for the residents ol
this city are aceustomed to submit and say
nothing, but we do know that our own
licence tax has been quadrupledj than an inspection sei vice has been added to the
department, and that ii took nearly two
months with an incredible waste oí lime
in dancing attendance, to secure the desired
Ii this is the improved kind of
paper.
government the republic proposes to supplv,
then we have very little to th.ink lhe revolution loi*. N> man objects lo paying his
share ol all necessary public expenditures,
but there is certainly very little satislaction
111 paying salários to parasites and idlers for
attending to the peoplc's public business
and then submitting to the delays and 111
civilities which are lhe rule in the inun
icipal departments of this city.
Among the many questions which must
claim the first attention of Congress is
that ol public instruetion.
The constitution has lelt lhe question in a verv unA cabinet position was
certain position.
created by the provisional government for
a minister of public instruetion, but «as the
primar)" control of public schools throughout the country belongs to the slates, and
to the general government only in regard
to schools of the higher grade, there appcars t" be very little for such a departIt bis control; however, of
ment to do.
NEWS.
public instruetion in thi.s capital, and ofthe
higher grade schools, colleges and institutes
throughout the whole country, and may
through these instrumentalities do much
to improve the school systems left to the
control ofthe states.
The alarming high
percentage of illiteracy in Brazil, ranging
froin So to 90 per cent. in the various states,
renders the question one of vital and urgent
importance. A republic can not be created
froin such a mass of ignorance, and every
eflort in that direction can only be attended
by disorder, class lyranny and failure.
It
is urgently necessary therefore lhat immediate steps should be taken to improve
the educational facilities and melhods of
the country so lhat this large proportion
of illiteracy may be reduced.
In the first
the
place
jurisdiclion of thc new ministry
should be clearly defined, so that the
stale governments may understand exactly
what is required of them in the matter
of creating and maintaining schools. There
is so much work to do and so great an
expenditure will be required that no time
and money should be wasted in duplicate
ündertakings.
Foi* instance, if the general
government undcrtakes to creàte and maintain normal
schools,
then the states
should not enter into competition with
them; and if, on the contrary, the states
consider such schools as belonging to their
control, then the general government should
let them alone. And in thc second place,
but no less important, the fullest powers
and opportunities should be created by
Congress for the founding and administration of private institutions oflearning.
A
considerable amount of money has been
given to hospitais and asylums in this
country, and we have no doubt but that an
equally large sum would be given to schools
and colleges if lhe needed incentives were
given. To provide for this a legal status
must be given to every corporate body controlling such an institution, which must be
empOwered to administer the estate of the
institution, to transfer the administration
to a legally chosen suceessor, to employ
and dismiss teachers, to enact by-laws for
the government of students, and to grant
the diplomas conferred by such institutions
elsewhere. And all this should be permittèd without the slightest interference
Irom the state. Oflicial examinations should
not lie imposed, nor should the slightest
discriinihation ever be shown between the
graduates of such an institution and one
maintained al public expense. Tlie natural
results ofsuch a policy will lie to siimulate
beqüests to educational institutions, and to
largely increase their number and elliciency
throughout the country.
The question of normal schools has
already been discussed iu these columns, but
il is one ofsuch vital importance that it can
not be discussed too often nor too minutei}'.
As a natural consequence of the scarcity of
good schools, and ofthe overwhelming prevalence of illiteracy, there must be very few
capable teachers, and very tneagre facilities
Ciood schools are
for professional study.
impossible without good and wcil-trained
teachers, and such teachers are very rarelv
found where special facilities do not exist
for training them.
A certain degree oí
education may ol course be provided for
without the assistance of normal schools,
but if the best results in the shortest period
of time are required, then the teachers themsei ves must be properly tniincd by competent instruetors before entering upon their
work.
We have already called attention to
the wise policy adopted by President Sarmiento twenty years «ago for tlie creation of
normal schools iu Argentina, and thc suecess of those schools is to-day the noblest
monument that he, or any other mler,
ô
could desire. There has not yet been time
enough for them to exercise a controlling
influence in Argentine life, for the instruclion they give bas flowed out among the
people rather than among the ruling classes.
These schools have already educated thousands of Argentine women who would
otherwise have received only the scantiest
instruetion in the rudiments of an education.
And they have educated hundrèds, il not
thousands, of ambitious young men, who
have gone out into the provinces as teachers,
or as business men, and whose influence
must same day be felt for the regeneration
of that country.
In view of the fact that
the direction of these schools has been
almost wholly in the hands of experienced
teachers procured in the United States, who
have been authorized to employ their own
ideas and methods, Brazil might justas easily
secure the same results through the same
médium.
It will be better to create the
schools here and send abroad for the teachers,
than to send Brazilians elsewhere to study
melhods, or to await the slow and uncertain
development of a national system through
an unskillíul copying ot any foreign system.
A well-equipped normal school in the hands
of experienced foreign instruetors, would be
ready at once to train teachers for the
primary schools.and would at the same time
afford an invaltiable opportunity for the
education of children by means of the
inodel schools attached.
And not only
would the country benefit in this way, but
also in the improveinent in other schools
through the higher standards created by
such models.
More schools and better
schools Brazil must have, and in our opinion
these can be obtained only through the creation of at least ten fully-equipped normal
schools on modern principies. If Congress
will provide for these at once, leaving them
free to organize their own courses of study
and methods of government, and then
authorize the employment of at least twenty
experienced normal teachers, it will do more
for the future development of public instruction in Brazil than can be done in any other
way. Let us hope that not only will this
be carried out on a liberal scale, but also
that it will be enacted without a moment's
unnecessary delay.
Tiik report that the government has
entered into contracts for the construction
oí three cruisers iri Kurope, raises two
questions which the Brazilian people ought
to take into serious consideration.
The
first ol these is the manifest usurpation of
power on lhe part oí the present administration, which this act implies ; the second
is the policy of expending more m »ney in
the increase ol the army or navy \vh :n the
revenues ofthe country are so much needed in oiher direedons.
On the fiist point,
we áo not know that the slightest dUthority
exists for the celebration 01 such contracts.
Brazil is now, nominally, under a constitutional governménl, and the constitution
does not authorize the exercise of any such
power as this on the part ofthe executive.
The voting oí supplies, and the consequent
authorization of such contracts, is vestéd
in Congress, and without such a vote the
executive has no power to acL
lf it is true
that such contracts have been made, President Deodoro is guilty of an usurpation of
power no less flagram than those which
precipitated revolution in Chili. In that case
it should be lhe duty of Congress to demand
an explanation at once, and to settle once
for all the limitations which the constitution
fixes for the exercise of executive power.
On lhe second point, the question is one of
sound policy and common sense. No one
will dispute the premises that very little
use is made of the Brazilian navy, thal the
credit of lhe country is not very good at
THE
From the Chilian Times, Api-laçUi.
are
the present moment, that the revenues
CHILIAN DICIA TORSH1P.
maturing
and
expenses
meet
insufficient to
some forThe Senate mel on Friday and after
threatens
danger
no
that
Don Carlos
obligations, and
mal business had been disposèd of
the
If
lhawithout.
governSenator
from
the country
Bombal was elected vice-secretary.
the
a speech in.
nez then obtained the floor, and, in
ment desires to re-establish the credit of
of the causes that have
nation and to secure an equilibrium in the tended to be an exposilion
a bill of
brought about the revolution, introduced
budget, then economies must be enforced
translation:
indemnity, of which the following is a
in every department, and every unnecessary «Honorable Chamber: The joint-committeeof Senexpense must be cut off. As the country ators and Deputies appointed to dralt a bill to veis not threátened with war, and the Argen- form the constitution, in initiating its labors, has
to believed it to be its duty previously to present to
tines are too weak and impoverished
lay on the
Congress the bill I have the honor to
threaten trouble for many years to come, table. One honorable Senator and one honorable
there is absolutely no necessity whatever Deputy has been appointed to state verbally in
for any new rnilitary and naval expénditures. each house the anlecedents oí the bill. Taking
the into consideratión the extraordinary circumstances
The naval vessels already possessed by
in created in the republic by the revolutionary movenation rarely ever leave their anchorages
useful ment which broke out on Januaiy 7fch last, and
this port, and the officers render no
of
considering that it has been the bounden duty
contrary,
the
On
service to the country.
the President of the republic to preserve order and
source
constant
a
is
the rnilitary element
to cause the constitution to be observed, in conAs the íormity with the 72nd article of this charter, the
2t disorder and political discord.
nation following bill is agreed to:
chi^ètement of strength of every
"Art. I.—AU the acts executed by the governis to be found in its wealth and sound ment since the before-mentioned date until the
credit, the Brazilian people should devote present time, in so much as they may have been
the
every energy in that direction, in
contrary, in a normal situation of the republic, to
development of commerce and industry, lhe constitution and laws, are hereby legalized. of
"Art. 2.—Pending the complete pacifkation
in the reduetion of their public debts,
lhe country, the President of the republic may arand in the recovery of their good credit rest and transport
oí llie
persons from one part
no
their
abroad. New naval vessels can serve
place ol
territory to another, determining
display,
useless
other purpose than that of
residence, or changing il if it should be necessary;
better
augnienl lhe sea and land forces to lhe number
and the money can be used to much
that circumsiances may require; expend the public
purpose in other directions
schools is from six to fourteen, inclusive. Basing
an estimate on the enumeration of 1884, the presand
ent school population approximates 600,000,
this
of
poputhe attendance less than 40 per cent.
•lation.
the
In 1871, after Dr. Sarmiei.to\s return from
a
of
United States, he secured the establishment
of
system of normal schools, lhe declared purpose
teachmg.
which is to give practical instruetion in
the
The first normal school was opened at Paraná,
now
are
capital oí Entre Rios, in 1871. There
each of
two-one for boys and one for girls—in
Cordova,
the fourteen provincial capitais, except
are
which has three; and in additíon to these there
ali
capital—in
five in Buenos Aires, the national
Dr. Sarmiento was also instrumental
thirty-four.
in introducing into lhese schools teachers from the
United States. Al the present time about forly
American ladies are employed in them, receiving a
liberal compensation, and commaiiding high respect. The schools of application are so few that
much ol the work prescribed for them is really
This course must be
done in lhe normal schools.
without being limited by estimates; to
lhe credil oí lhe state,
procure money by pledgmg
rendering account to congress; declare the territory of the republic in a state of siege in the parts
that may be considered necessary; lo appoint and
dismiss public employés without restrictions, and
suspend or limit the right oí meeting and lhe lib-
revenue
?
[June 9th, 1891
NEWS,
RIO
Pellegrini is reported to have reccntly made the following statement to a representative of the Adicional: ."I declare for the
thousandth time, and I am tired oí repeating it,
'executive
lhat lhe
power will noi decree either
curso J01 zoso or any ncw issue ol notes. Wilh thc
care and zeal which duty imposes upon me, 1 have
—President
studied and am studying these vital questions.seeking the best solution, with no other interest than
that ofthe country, bul I require the assistance of
sound opinion, not carried away by hallucinations,
in order to atlain lhe resulls which thc whole
country desires."
—The municipal bakery has been suppressed by
the Intendente, in view of a petition addressed to
him by lhe leading bakers of the city, in which
they undertake to study the interests ol the public
as well as their own and lo supply good bread by
Dr. Carrasco has
weight al reasonable prices.
doubtless been güided by a sense of justice in
listening lo this petition and in acting upon il and
he is none the less deserving of public thanks for
the intelligent zeal he has displayed in securing thc
studied before passing to the normal department, dcsirable results to which we refer.—¦ Argéntine
in which there are three years' training wilh spe- News [Rosário].
cific reference to teaching—professional training.
Those who receive public aid must leach three
years.
The normal schools, in support and administration, are national institutions, but they are entirely
Of these there
distinet from lhe national colleges.
are fiíleen; one in each of the provinces, in mosl
instances at the capilal, and onc at Buenos Aires.
As the name imports, these also belong to and are
Such stuniaintained by the general governnient.
rooms
with
accommodatcd
denls as desire it may be
and boarding in the college buildings. These
buildings are fine struetures, in harmony with lhe
ênterprises ol tlie
public pride in the educational
state. In the provision for classes the liflccn
buildings will accommodate about twelve thousand
scholars. There is a six years' course oí study,
eleineiilary and
embracing history, geography,
higher malhematics, cheinislry, physies, natural
history, political economy, ancient aud modern
laiiguages, literature, music, drawing, book-keeping, etc. The nggregale allendance is about two
thousaiul, and one-ftflli "I these atlend in P.ueno.s
Aires. Only a lew, coniparatively, have conipleled
lhe course of sliniy; ilu; large proporlion study
Iwo 01 three years, and tlien engage in other pur
suits.—Bishop IValdcn 111 llaipiAs Magazine foi
DEBT CO ELECTIONS IN PARA'.
The officiai documents 011 which our commeiits
of May 19H1 were based, are as follows, 1 he
it advisable to give them lhe
plaintiffs thinking
widest possible pttblicily.
Para', 17 de Janeiro dc 1891.
Amigo c Sr. Rudolph Zielz.
Presente.
Tendo sido encarregado por V. S., como procurador dos Srs. Bieber & Co, ile Londres, da
defesa das.'dmis causas abaixo mencionadas, e dcselando V. S. dar aos seus commillenles uma
noticia minuciosa do andamento das ditas causas,
venho por meio d'esla carta expor-lhe o seguinte :
Sobre a causa da liquidação forcada com a Como seguinte :
panhia União Commercial, ha
Esta companhia ou sociedade anonyma loi
fundada em Janeiro dc 18S4 com o capital de
dois mil contos dc reis, tendo por lim o commercio de compra e venda no mercado, de
conta
gêneros do pai/., e a exportação por
de terceiros ou própria, quando não tiver
The situation in Argentina has now
reached a point where complete bankruptcy
During
seems to be almost unavoidable.
went
the past week tlie price of sovereigns "run''
above $22, a panic occúrred and a
of erty of the press."
was made on the foreign banks, and five
The bill passed a first reading and lhe minister ol
Happily
doors.
their
close
to
these had
the interior tl.ahked the Senate in lhe name oí llie
was
of
these
three
least
at
of
President ol lhe republic, and on behall of himsell
the suspension
on
and colleagues, í«.r tlie prompliUulc wilh which
only temporary, but thc incident shows
of lhe lhe bill had been passed on the first reading. Thc
how unstable a loundation the credit
ordens de conta alheia.
second reading was then proceedeil wilh, and the
country now stands. To remedy these lirst article was amended to read "from January
As chamadas forão feitas ali. 35 % do capiMay.
suggest
to
had
the
aU
"January
politicians
difliculties,
lal. I Pestes 35% parle não íoi paga ainda,
ist" in lieti ol
7U1;" and lo lhe second
"/'„ a nrreca.
"The
ficando por tanto a parte dos 35
was a general suspension of payments article there was added lhe following seclion:
SANTOS AÍIILETIC CLUB.
dar, <• mai'. ainda 65 % do capilal, 1,300 contos
six months and a suspen- President ofthe republic shall render opportunely
(moratorium) for
l.l.KVKN
VS.
CAPTAIN'S
l.l.KVl.N
I.TAUY'S
Sl.ri.
Ac- in lhe cuslomary form, an account uf lhe ex pendido capilal responsável pelas dividas da socicsion of interest on the foreign debt.
May
on
Suiulny,
was
The above match was played
dade.
passUue caused by the war." A third artich*
cording to the telegram thc commercio
15
ruiis.
ihclormerby
for
from
a
vvin
in
law
ami
resulted
shall
become
As dividas podem no total sommar 0111 .) a 5 mil
ed Io lhe eíTecl lhat lhe bill
31.SI,
their
recommended the last named step, but we the date of its publication in the Diário Officiai.
well
for
Messrs. Barber and Caley playing
libras, incluindo o credito de £ 2,700 dos
rule
a
As
Srs. Bieber & Co.
can hardly credit the slatement.
48 and 23, respectively.
are
countries
Subjoined is the score:
Km Fevereiro de 1S89 lui encarregado de prothe leading merchants in ali
EM.
SYS1
SCHOOL
ARGÉNTINE
TBE
Depois de
'SECRETARY-S l.l.KVKN/
mover a questão da liquidação forçada.
not in favor of repudiation ; they know
sem
thc
in
negocio
ter procurado debalde, conciliar esle
The Argéntine school system is einbedded
Second llinillgs,
First Innings.
how to appreciate the value ol good credit, national constitution, which
17 demanda, lequeri a liquidação lorçada da sociedade
provides that Con- C. \V. Young.b, Elworthy 3 <:t. Lloyd,!)'. Fussell.
to
hit
wickel
Skey,
E
and they would therefore be thc very last
A.
C,
ior
o fitiz do Commercio, e este depois de lei
general
gress shall have power to decree plans
ct. Ashton, b. Fusscll ia perante
li. Ashton
have
could
which
sen'
recommend a measure
and university educalion, and requires that the P.S. Barber, b, Ashton.. .|8 b. Fussell
procedido ás diligencia. legaes, decretou por
Fusscll.
11
b
&
ct.
Elworthy.
o
b.
a
F.H.
Gcpp,
of
ruin
intias
for
sendo
partes
pri- 15, Wysard, 1>. Ashton ... 5 b. Elworthy
constitution of each province shall provide
1 lença a liquidação forçada, e
no other result than the complete
o
recurso
b.
Elworthy
of
organic
interposto
Fussell
i,.
33
foi
wilh
não
this
P,Caley,b..
da
sentença,
H.
In
harmony
centres
mn.d/ts
education.
mary
country's credit in thc financial
1
Ashton o b, Fusscll
F.J.Colbourno,b.
do
consta
como
some
made
o algum, e passou cm julgado,
provis- W. T. Orslcr, li. Asliton.
6 b. Elworthy
In our opinion, the Argentines law lhe several provinces have
the world.
a
Elworthy..
»»
b.
b.
Ashton.
documento 11. 1.
of ion for common 01* primary schools. Congress has A.K. C.Islcy,
¦•
A. Santlnll.b .Elworthy 3 noi mu
have at last reached a point where one
makes
also
and
o
Decorrido bastante tempo e feita a arrecadação
o b. Fussell
found some legislation necessary,
J.O'Doherty, not out
comt
chosen—either
Bycs
1
be
ila sociedade, aconteceu
two courses must
some appvopriations where the provincial fund is WtdéBalls
& dos livros e mais papeis
3
.1
01;
disgrace,
and
de
muniISalls....
1
Some
schools.
No
mudanças
darem-se
Juizes, o que occnsioiiou
insufficient for the primary
plete national bankruptcy
Tolal
5.1 demora da conclusão da causa, dando-se lambem
97
Total
the immediate overthrow of lhe corrupt cipalities are charged with the maintenancc and suof
these
The
schools.
of
n'este lempo a morte do escrivão Bandeira que era
"CA1TAIN'S I5LRVRN."
grade
rings which have been misgoveming and pei vision primary
schools depends upon their locality, those
do feito, o processo ficou paralysado devido a estes
A. O. Tweedie.b. Orslcr.. 38
robbing the country, and the confiscation inpublic
which
taught
and
are
branches
which the most
acontecimentos imprevistos.
J.W Elworthy, b, Orsler. —5
of
E, M. Sonderson.b. llarhcr
of their ill-gotten wealth for the benefit
Removidos os obstáculos expostos, forão os
are supplied with the most efficient teachers being H. Fusscl.b Barber
6
honest
—
111 the most advanced provinces, and generally in A... Dewar, b. Barber
autos preparados e subirão a conclusão do Juiz do
the public treasury. To do this, the
li. Barber .... —
I.
Ashton,
Iront,
the cities. The presence of normal schools and C. Lloyd, l>. Orsler
2
Commercio, para conforme manda a lei, o Juií
men ofthe country must come to the
to
b,
Orslcr
A.
Sell,ct.Young
the
stimnlales
capitais
lhe
in
and
colleges
nomear os syndicos, para promoverem a liquidação
provincial
II. Bom, run out
whatever may be the cost and risk,
3
schools.
their
common
interest oí the citizens in
11. Bõrton, ct. Young, b.
final da massa; porém o Juiz em lugar de fazer a
8
(írsler
must divest themselves of ali false senti- The number of pupils in attendance throughout the
nomeação dos syndicos, como era de espetar, ret
P. Barclay, not ont
ofthe
lhe
to
regard
prosecution
in
the
at
been
Bycs
ment
5
placed
republic in tSÔ4 has
39,000;
vogou ex-ofiteio t) despacho ou sentença que de1
LcgByes
and
rich
promis- number reported for 18S8 was 175,239.
men who have brought so
cretou a liquidação lorçada da companhia, <píe
Sa
Tolal
liscal
There
schools,
called
of
these
The nuniber
public
tinha passado em julgado, e ordenou que se proing a country to such sore straits.
Hon.
Sec.
from
1*'
.
funds,
CoLBOURNE,
increased
by
supported
J.
corwhere
public
seguisse na liquidação amigável ; como do do*
is now no compromise possible. The
the
latter,
Oí
1S88.
2263
in
34
1515Í11 188410
cumciito n. _».
rupt elements have had their opportunities were schools oí application, in which the pupils
RIVER PLATE ITEMS.
No despacho que mandou sustar o andamento da
to evade the consequences of their ex- must pass in the cominon branches, aud, in addi—A Buenos Aires telegram of the 71I1 says th.it causa, encontra-se um considerando que não lem
the
save
to
and
tion, study French, geometry, civil government, the Chilian revolulionists will deliver up the /laia procedência e não é regular ou legal, no qual diz o
travagance and dishonesty
credit
further
and
recebido duand some oí the natural sciences; and thc girls are and her cargo to lhe American authorities.
situation by compromise
Juiz, que tendo os Srs. Bieber & Co.
-.ewing,
domestic
embroidery, and
taught
Bolívia is certainly a model state. According tante o tempo da liquidação amigável pagamentos
operations, but have signally failed. The also
tn
schools
were
in
these
economy: 12,915 pupils
havião assim reconhecido .1 legalidade
whole world knows what they have done iSSS. Under the general classification of public to a Buenos Aires telegram, President Arce recently por conta,
student in the street who neglected to da dita liquidação.
and how they have done it, and it is idle to schools ín 1884, theie were leported lhe 1515 fiscal ctificd a
Esta razão não é de valor ; porque tendo cessa»io
salute him, whcreupon the university protested.
suppose that they can secure any further as- schools, 41 conueclcd with charitablc institutions, The next telegram will
e por
prõbably advise us of the esses pagamentos por conta inteiramente
aud 3Ó4 private
sentmsistance. The Rocas and Celmans have 32 maiiitained by religious orders,
Co.,
os
anil
student
in
the
credores
Bieber
&
muito tempo,
shooting ol every professor
ali 2094—with an attendance of 104,Tlie dignity of the President must bc dose prejudicados com .semelhante demora, requehad their day, and even the Pellegrinis no schools—in
institution.
139 m the fiscal schools, and 41,521 in the others
rerão a liquidação judicial e forçada como lhes
longer command confidence. If the Ar- —total number, 145,660. Ol these, 70,187 were prolccloi, no matter what it costs !
se
rehabilitate them- j
Thc gieat hydropathic hotel built by the penniuiaa lei, para serem pagos, visto que
gentine people desire 10
males, and 68,473 females. The increase of attenbut which was assim nâo fizessem ficai ião talvez na contingência
selves, they must now resort to heroic j dance in the fiscal schools irom 1884 to 1S8S was National company in Montevidéo,
Entendo que o
and opened, is to be sold at dc nunca mais serem embolsados.
measures and turn the wholc corrupt horde ! 71,100. There are private schools more or less never completed
o andaauction lins month. Wc behcvc the fur- despacho ou sentença que mandou sustar
loi
out of office. Rigid economy and strict j closely connecte»! with the Protestant cl.urches.and judicial was iu lhe Montevidéo cuslom-liousc not mento da causa não é
jurídico, e |»elo contrario
« the Mc.hodist mission maintains a school at each niture
ruin.
irom
Argentina
save
da
may
honesty
yet
h»ng ago, under an einl-argo.
proferido contra lei expressa e os princípios
liscal
I
for
lhe
age
The
school
station.
mission
bul nothing else will !
«li
7l
n
m
June 9th, 1891.]
RIO
NEWS
I, Septimüs Brocklehurst Her Brilannic Majesty's todos os tratos, composição, compras, promessas,
seguinte despacho: Distribuída autoada, como rein Pará hereby cerlify that the fore- etc.
quer, designando o escrivão dia e hora. Belém, Acling Cônsul
Considerando que o réo em seo depoimento nega
E sendo clis- going is lhe true and genuine signature of Jayme
18 de Março de 1889.—A'. Danin.
além de não lhe lerem sido aprezentatrihuida ao escrivão que este subscreve, foi proce- Augusto Oliveira da Cama Nolary Public and as a divida, e
as cartas originaes de il. 71 e
ilida a justificação; sendo-me depois os autos con- such is enlilled to lull faith and credence in testi- das, quando depoz,
elle comprehendidu na excepção estaclusos, ".'elles proferi a sentença do theor seguinte: niony whereof 1 do hereiinto set my hand and aflix 78, não eslá
15 da cilada ordenação.
Procedi á justificação a vista dos documentos de my seal of office at Pará this thirleentll day of belecída pelo paragrapho
Considerando portanto que os autores não aprefls. 3 a 15, e depoimentos de fls. 28 v. a 30, e visto January one thousand eight hündred and ninety
zentão prova jurídica de seu pedido, jiilgo os mesestai* provada a liypotliese 2'' do artigo 97 do de- one.
mos autores carececlores de acção intentada e os
creto n. 8821 de 30 de Dezembro de 1882, hei por ) Stamp
Septimüs Brocklehurst,
coíidemhó nas eusíàs.
Ií. B. M. Acting Cônsul.
/ ami Seal ^
declarada a liquidação forçada da sociedade anoBelém, 22 de Outubro de 1890.
nyma— Companhia União Commercial — de conDOCUMENTO III
(Assignado; JOSE' D'ARAUJ0 ROSO IMNIN.
formidade com o n. 2 do artigo 98 do decreto c*iCópia do Depoimento do Réo
Declaro que esta copia foi tirada por nnin d**S
lado.
Publique-se esla sentença como determina o
e
tres
Aos
dias do mez de Junho de mil oitocentos
autos.
artigo 101 do mesmo decrelo. Custas pela justiPará, 13 de Janeiro de 1891.
Estain- \
ficaçâo.
Belém, 30 de Março de 1889.—José tle noventa, n'esta cidade do Pará. na sala das audienANT0 R. DE S. Uchôv.
do
Roso
Danin,
pilha.
E portanto liei por decla- cias
Araujo Roso Danin.
Juiz do Cível, Dr. José d'Araujo
Reconheço a assignatura supra.
racla a liquidação forçada da sociedade ariònyma — comigo escrivão cio seu cargo, presente o réo Freter
Poud,
annos,
Paia, 13 de Janeiro de 1891.
de
idade
disse
Jerico
E para que cheCompanhia União Comniercial.
quarenta
que
Em testemunho de verdade.
gue ao conhecimento de todos mandei fazer tres de casado, empregado no corrimercio, brasileiro, resi0 tabellião,
é
o
á
Alfredo
e
rua
do
Conselheiro
dente
das
um
em
unia
serão
affixados,
igunl theor, que
João
que
portas da sala das audiências, na praça do commer- próprio de que se trata n'esta causa, o dito Juiz lhe
Jayme Augusto oliveira da Gama.
cio, outro na junta comniercial e publicado pela deferio o juramento dos Santos Evangelhos, em um
I Septimüs Brocklehurst Her Britannic Majesty's
Dado e passado em Belém do Pará, livro dos mesmos, e lhe encarregou que sem doto Acting Cônsul at Pará do hereby certify lhat the
imprensa.
10 de Abril de 18S9. liu Raymundo Bandeira nem malícia deposesse sobre o libello de fl. tres. E foregoing is the true and genuine signature of
escrivão o subscrevi. —(Assignado) José dc Araujo recebido por elle o juramento assim prometleo cumJayme Augusto Oliveira da Gama Nolary Public
Rosa Danin. — Está conforme. 0 escrivão Ray- prir ; e sendo perguntado respondeo : ao 1" artigo and as such is entitled to full faitli and credence in
do libello, que náo. Ao 2° respondeo que pagou testimony whereof I do liereunto set my hand and
inundo Bandeira.
Declaro que esta é unia copia exacta do edital da indevidamente a Rúd. Zietz seiscentas libras ster- seal of office at Pará this thirteenth day of January
linas por conta de uma importância supppsta, que
liquidação forçada da Companhia União.
one thousand eight hündred and- ninety.
os autores Bieber & Co. serem credores
diseni
ará, I de Janeiro de 1891.
{ Es Iam- l
) Septimüs Brocklehurst,
Ant0 R. DK S. Uchôa. (Pelle réo. Que não pôde diser se lem em sen po- $ Stamp
\ pilha. \
H. B. M. Acting Cônsul.
and Seal \
Reconheço a assignatura do Dc. Antônio Raulino der um recibo igual á copia que se acha a fl. dezePará, 13 de Janeiro de 1891.
de Souza Uchôa.
Ao 30 respondeo, que não deve
seis destes autos.
Em testemunho de verdade.
as quatro mil e quatrocentas libras sterlinas de que
O tabellião
trata este artigo, e que não se lembra se escreveo
— ln the city of Pelotas there is a woman 103
Cama.
as cartas de fl. 13 a fl. 19. Ao 4'-' respondeo : que
Jayme Augusto Oliveira da
I, Septimüs Brocklehurst Píer Britanriic Majesly's depois de ter dado as seiscentas libras de que falia years old.
—Work on the Quixadá reservoir has been susActing Cônsul in Pará hereby cerlify that the fore- acima, indevidamente, não deo mais importância
íoi want of cement.
of Jayme alguma.
Disse mais que a respeito iPesta divida pendei!
going is the true and genuine signature
—Tbe president of Paraná was inaugurated on
Augusto Oliveira da Gama Nolary Public and as nada tratou com Franck da Costa, que era procurathe
3rcl inst.
Disse mais
such i.s entitled to full faith and credence 111 testi- dor dos autores segundo estes diseni.
—In Santos the police is investigating an alleged
niony whereof I do liereunto set my hand and aflix que elle respondente nunca teve transacções comto the amount of 12,000$.
forgery
of
day
my seal oí oflice at Pará this thirteenth
merciaes com os autores, e nem nunca se conslituio
minha carta como lhe convier.
—Within three or four months 50,000 immiJanuary one thousand eight hündred and ninety devedor a estes autores Bieber & Co. E nada mais
Sou com estima
are expected to arrive in S. Paulo.
grants
one.
disse nem lhe foi perguntado dando-se por findo
e Obrú.
Vmc.
Am".
Cr°.
Estain$
Dc
—In the Pernambuco legislature the 2nd discusSeptimüs Brocklehurst,
este depoimento que sendo lido e achado conforme
\ Stamp )
Ant" R. de S-ZA Uchôa.
\ pilha
of the constitütión began on the 2111I inst.
sion
Acting
Cônsul.
PI.
B.
M.
Seal
and
\
\
assignou com o Juiz e parte.
Reconheço a assignatura supra digo, retro.
In Mar de Hespanha, Minas Geraes, there died
Eu Benjamin Ferreira Valle, escrivão que esPará, 21 de Janeiro de 1S91.
28U1 ult. a woman said to be 117 years old.
the
on
DOCUMENTO II.
crevi.
Em testemunho de verdade.
—There were 17 votes in favor of a single legisTendo o Dr. Jttiz do Commercio (Roso Danin)
Declaro que esta é uma copia fiel por mim tirada
O tabellião JAYME AUGUSTO OLIVEIRA DA
chamber in the legislature of Minas Geraes.
lative
declarado a liquidação forçada da Companhia União dos autos iPacção entre partes Bieber & Co. e Fred.
Gama.
—Il is thought that the state constitütión of
a requerimento dos credores Bieber Poud.
I, Septimüs Brocklehurst,! LB. M. Acting Cônsul Commercial,
Minas
Geraes will be adopted before the 20th of
tendo a sentença passado em julgado sem
Pará, 13 de Janeiro de 1891.
( Estitm- \
at Pará hereby cerlify that lhe above is the true and & Co., e
this month.
Ant" R. de S. Uchoa.
opposição dos liquidantes que não interposerão \ pilha.
—In the parish of S. Sebastião, municipal disgenuine signature of Sr. Jayme Augusto Oliveira
Reconheço a assignatura supra.
no prazo legal, e tendo os reque»
algum
recurso
to
is
eiitilled
as
such
and
Public,
trict of Campos, there were three murders on the
da Gama, Nolary
dos
Pará, 13 de Janeiro de 1891.
a
continuação
&
Co.,
Bieber
rentes
pedido
3ist ult.
full faith and credence in testimony whereoí I hereverdade.
de
Em
testemunho
fossem
lhe
o
mandou
da
liquidação,
Juiz que
Tlie Paraná legislature has adopted Gen. Aguto set my hand and aftix my seal of oflice at Pará termos
O tabellião,
se
sentença
a
e
n'elles
autos
os
as a citizeti of the state. An "honorary
conclusos
iar
Lima
proferio
this twenty-sccond day of January one thousand
da
Gama.
Oliveira
Augusto
citizen" ofa state ià good!
[ayme
guinte, muitos mezes depois revogando a sentença
eight hündred and ninety one.
renada
Majesty's
—Tlie election in Bahia on lhe 5U1 excited little
' Stamp
I Septimüs Brocklehurst Her Brilannic
da liquidação forçada (ex-officio) porque
Septlmus Brocklehurst,
interest. There is said to be no doubt of the
quererão os liquidantes no sentido da dita sentença Acting Cônsul al Pará hereby certify that the foreActing Cônsul.
\ and Seal
election of Dr. Galvão Queiroz.
guing is the Uue and genuine signature of Jayme
que é a seguinte.
—The governor oí Pará gave a breakfast on the
sentença :
Augusto Oliveira da Gama, Nolary Public, and as
DOCUMENTO I.
inst. to Lieut. Sawyer, U. S. commissioner
Vistos estes autos, &c. Considerando que as such is enlilled to full faith and credence in testi- 311! lhe WqrkPs Coluinbian Exposition .
for
Cópia tirada do jornal A Provincia do Pard {No. 3,861)
sociedades anonymas podem ser dissolvidas amiga- mony whereof I do hereunlo sei my hand and affix
com dala ile 3 de Abril de 1SS9
—In the Espirito Santo legislature the contestvelmente, art. 77 do Decreto n. 8821 de 30 de De- my seal of office at Pará this thirteenth day of
EDITAES.
ants were debarred from discussing the elections,
zembro de 1S52, por deliberação (1'Assembléa fanüary mie thousand eight hündred and ninety. and the government candidates were ali seated.
LIQUIDAÇÃO forçada UA COMPANHIA UNIÃO.
Geral *, Considerando que pela acta de 11. 33 a 34 <, Stamp
—The legislature of Minas Geraes has adopted
Septimüs Brocklehurst,
O doutor José de Araujo Roso Danin, offieial da se vé
Geral
1!.
M.
da
Assembléa
Acting
Cônsul.
II.
Seal
deliberação
ami
íoi
constitiuional
\
ppr
a
\
que
provtsion requtriiig .t coinpetitiye
imperial ordem da Rosa, juiz de direito do comse liquidou
for the appointment of judges.
examination
Commercial
União
sociedade
a
que
mercio da comarca da capital de Belém do Pará, amigavelmente, tendo sido por ella cm virtude do
—Di*. Mesquita Barros, son-iu-law of Visconde
DOCUMENTO IV
etc.
Ouro Preto, was robbed of a valuable gold
de
por S. M. a quem Deus guarde,
arl. 86 do citado Decreto, nomeado liquidante o
sentença proferida na ousa de Bieber & Co.
da
Copia
virem,
edital
watch at Juiz de Eora on the ist inst.
de
que capitão
Faço saber aos que o presente
cora Frederico Pond.
Joaquim Rodrigues Roxo, que procedeu
representados
The Meicanlil, oí S. Paulo, says thal it is
por parle de Bieber & Companhia,
conformidade com os números 1 c 2 do art. SS
Vistos estes autos de acção ordinária civel em
de
a
toi
apresentada
that Dr. Américo Braziliense will not
petição
por seu advogado, me
como consla dos livros apresentados em juizò; (pie sào autores Bieber & Co., negociantes estabe- probable
ol the portfolio oí finance.
charge
take
theor seguinte : Illttstrissimo senhor doutor juiz Considerando
que os credores Bieber & Co., que lecidòs em Londres e reo Fredetico Pond, tendo
A Ceará telegram of the 2111I inst. says that
de direito do commercio.— Dizem Bieber & Com- hoje requerem a liquidação forçada se conformarão sido
ein ultima instância a excepção de injulgada
have been many deaths from yellow fever at
lhere
em Londres, que
panhia, negociantes estabelecidos
com a liquidação amigável, decretada pela Assem- competência do Juízo Commercial para n'elle ser Caio Prado, a litile town on Lhe »;xlension of the
são credores da companhia ou sociedade aiionyina, bléa Geral.
proposta a presente acção, vierão os autores com Balurité railway.
de
rSS$
em
estabelecida 11'esta cidade sob a denominação de
o
anno
que o libello de íl. 4 allegando que das tiansacções
Considerando que desde
The rainiall in the capital of Ceará from JanuCompanhia União Commercial, da importância de teve lugar a deliberação da Assembléa continuarão coninierciaes
esie
resultou
ficar
o
réo
teve
com
ary lo May inclusive >vas ÓSS inillimeters, or 673
que
/2,('>7"j."7-2 como mostram pela conla corrente os requerentes a receber do liquidante nomeado a dever-lhes a
miiliineters less than iu the correspoiiding period
quantia de 5,0.10 libras sterlinas e
of 1S90.
da
Companhia
da
directoria
tas
cie
que
e
cai
conla do seu
junta,
pela dita Assembléa quantias por
por conla do seu debito deu 600 libras ficando
que
liquida
—The I'n iept11lente of the 271b ult. says that it
receberam este credito, e ilo encarregado
dito, (documentos de ti. 3) reconhecendo assim a devendo 4,4.10 libras sterlinas, como consta dos
ilação amigável capitão Joaquim Rodrigues Roxo, legalidadò da nomeação do mesmo com com o qual autos, nada mais tendo dado por corna pelo que was reported in Bagé, where that paper is published, thal a detaelunciii of sixtv soldiers had been
enão tendo os sttpplicanles podido receber esta sempre .se conespondeião; documento de ti. 14
réo
nessa
importância,
do
a
condemnaçSo
sent from Jaguarão 10 arrest Gen. Astrogildo.
pedem
importância, e lendo .1 dita companhia cessado ds
depoicustas,
e
da
mora
protestando pelo
-The eleciions in São Paulo on th- 4Ü1 i»> fill
juros
seus pagamento?, não só para com os supplicantes,
Considerando por tanto cm tudo isto, e mais que mento do mesmo téo. Veio este com a contrarie- vacancies 111 the S. Paul») delegatiou in lhe national
Pile govcomo para com outros credores, querem o-» suppli» dos autos consla, julgo improcedente o requeri- dade de fl. 62, allegando que a divida é superior á congress, excited very little interest.
10
have
eiouutered
de
conformidade
appear
V.
S..
candidates
cantes justificar perante
menlo dos credores Bieber & Co., e mando que se taxa da lei e como tal só pôde ser prov.\da por ernment
very bule opposiiion.
com a lei das sociedades anonymas, o allcgado entreguem os livros e mais papeis que existem em escriptura
; que os autores não juntão esta
publica
— A majority of lhe S. Paulo congre^-ional
Geral escriptura e
ii'esla petição alim Ae que provado quanto haste,
juij,0 fto ]iqUiUante nomeado pela Assembléa
por este motivo deve ser absolvido e delegatiou (opposkionislas) gave a dinner to Ada
liquidação*
se dignai V. S. decretar por sentença
Capi|lo Joaquim Rodrigues Roxo, ficando salv
condemnados os autores nas custas.
mirai Wandenkolk at the Hotel de França, São
suppli
Os
companhia.
da
dita
ou
d.içada
The principal speakers
judicial
aos requerentes o sen direito contra o liquidante.
Replicando os autores por negação a fl. 62 v. Paulo, on the 4U1 inst.
denunciations of the
their
in
very
òutspoken
cantes ulTciecem como testemunhas, <vs negociantes
were
requerentes.
Custas pelos
correo a causa seus lermos até final.
Einesi Schramm, William Brambeer e Alberto Au- ,
present national government.
Paia. 7 de Abril de 1890.
O que Iudo visto e examinado.
mandigne
s.,
se
v.
¦—The long continued sécca in lhe interior disa.
D.\NIN.
gusto da Costa, e requerem
Considerando que decidido como foi pelo accoulão
(Assignado) JOSÉ D*ÀRAUJO RosO
direcos
tricts ol Bahia lias led tò tlie organization of
dar, que distribuída esta, sejam citados
Declaro que esta é uma copia fiel por mim tirada de fl. 5S .pie esta acção não é commercial deve ella
seveial small enterprises for the supply oí potable
tores da dita companhia Jo*é Ayres Watrin, Barão da sentença do Juiz do Commercio constante dos ser
legislação civel ;
water to various towns and villages of the interior.
julgada
pela
de Gòndoriz e Joaquim Rodrigues Roxo, para as- autos.
de
l'be prices charged are low and lhe enterprises are
Considerando que sendo o pedido dos autores
lima
e
dia,
logar
110
of every encom agement.
worthy
que
á
sistirem
OrdePará. IJ de Janeiro dr 1S9I.
justificação,
\ listam )
4,400 libras sterlinas é superior á taxa da
revelia;
de
S.
Uchôa.
i>e
R.
com
V. S. for sei vido designai
pena
—Among the members of the Rio de Janeiro
Am"
| pfoa%
nação, Livro terceiro, titulo 59 e Alvará de 30 «le
documen- ,
supra.
Com
mercê.
assignatura
a
receber
7
esperão
legislature
there is circulating a paper reqoesting
Reconheço
i lutubro de 1793 ;
pelo que
1SS9.
dc
1S91.
de
Hermes to withdraw his restgnation
Fonseca
Dr.
de
Maiçn
iS
de
13
Pata.
Para,
Janeiro
tos c uma ptocuração.
j
a citada ordenação exige que a oí lhe seal oí deputy 111 the fedeial congiess. We
Considerando
que
Em testemunho de verdade.
Por procuração janta Antônio Raulino dc .Souia .
prova ile tal pedido seja leito exclusivamente por had forgotten lhat lie had resisgned and ha i almost
O tabellião,
Uchoa, Estava unia estampilha de duzentos téís !
escriptura publica e essa disposição comprehende forgotten that he had ever been a deputy.
da Gam \
Joaquim Augusto Oliveira
devidamente inutílisada. N1 mesma petição dei o
sciencia do direito ; enlreianlo para garantir o direito do.s Srs. Bieber & Co., não me conformei com
a sentença do Juiz do Commercio, e requeri appel- :
lação para o Tribunal da Relação, a qual foi dele- :
rida e os autos subirão para o dito Tribunal, onde i
j
vão ler andamento.
A causa contia Frederico Poud: Elle reconheceu I
ser devedor aos Sis. Bieber & Co., da quantia
de ;£ 5,000 por conta da qual pagou £-6op',ò
que tudo eslá provado com as cartas escrqitas
pelo próprio Fred. Ponde recibos passados
por conla e minutas d'estes fornecidas por elle.
Em Maio de 1889, tomei conta rPesln questão;
Em Junho chamei Poud a conciliação perante o
Juiz de Paz, onde não appareceu, e em seguida intentei acção perante o Juiz do Commercio. O advogado de Poud, allégou que a causa não era
commercial e sim ci vel, e sendo decidido que a
causa era civil, a despeito de estar provado com
documentos que a divida era proveniente de
transacções cominérciaes, e que o.s credores erão
commereiantes ; fiz remetter os auios para o Juiz
do Civel cm obediência á decisão'dos tribunaes é
ahi correu a causa seus termos (Documento ii. j).
Conclusos os autos o Juiz do Civel proferiu sentença absolvendo Poud, (Documento •*. .;. ) sobre
fundamento de que sendo o pedido excedente a
quantia de lei (um conto e duzentos mil réis) fundado na Ordenação Livro 3 Titulo 59, do anno de
1793 que semelhante divida só podia ser provada
por escriptura publica.
Entretanto o reo não negou a divida, pois serviu-se de subterfúgios deixando visivelmente ver a
confissão da verdade.
Da sentença appellei para o Tribunal da Relação
onde vou dar andamento á questão.
Sem intenção de (.(Tender aos Juizes, vejo n'estes
dois casos uma prova da maneira frouxa porque é
administrada a justiça entre nós. As leis são boas,
porém a sua execução è sofismada, para serem applicadas conforme a posição das partes conteiuloras.
15' este o resumo do estado dos negócios de que
estou encarregado, e pôde V. S. fazer uso iPesta
lâ
THE
Provincial
Notes
;
THE
¦
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:
—The editor of lhe Republica of Curityba has
been challenged by a mem ber of the Paraná
legislature.
—On the 5lh inst. the Ceará constitution was
approved in 3rd discussion and sent to the engrossing committee.
—Gov. Portella has granted an exclusive privilege to Visconde da Cruz Alta for estàblishing a
Cassino in Petròpolis.
_•¦
—One workman was killed and several wounded
in blasting rock on the 4th inst. at a quarry belonging to the Companhia Industrial in Santos.
—In the Rio Grande do Norte legislature the
friends of the government are quarrelling over the
election of governor and lieutenant-governor.
—A violent wind and hail storm in the vicinity
of Jaboticatubas, Minas Geraes, caused considerable damage to the crops and killed chickens, hogs
and even a calf.
—A proposal has been submitted to the S. Paulo
intendencia for the construction of swimming fànksj
hotel, restaurant, public garden, etc, in the neigliborhood of the Ponte Grande in that city.
—The Espirito Santo constituent assembly was
formally opened and organized on the óth inst.
Its first act was to elect a governor, the lucky man
being the Barão de Monjardim.
—A Pará telegram of the 4th inst. says that the
manager of the English Bank of Rio deíjaneiro
in that city had been wounded with a revolvei
shot by the book-keeper of the Companhia Industrial.
—The Minas Geraes assembly has voted to refer
the question of moving the capital to the ncxi
legislature, which is to select a special commission
to study the proposed removal and report to the
second legislature.
—Those who have been a little backward in
coming forward to bid for the Ypanema iron works,
will be allowed just one more chance. The open
ing of the tenders—if there are any—has been
postponed to the I4th inst.
—There were
99 deaths from yellow fever in
Santos during the month of May. It is stated
that, notwithstanding the cool weather; lhe number
of cases has increased. On the 51I1 inst. there
were 138 patients in the hospital. •
—At the election held in S. Paulo on the
4tb
inst. Drs. Jesuino Cardoso and Rodolpho de
Miranda were chosen deputies to tlie federal
Congress. The only opposition candidate, Dr.
Carmo Cintra, received very few votes.
—Among the rules adopled by tlie S. Paul"
legislature are the following: Members willrio j
receive pay for the days on which they are absenl;
no debate will be closed as long as there is any
member who vvishes to speak; the vote will be
nominal whenever any member shall demand it.
—The people of Santa Catharina are complaining of the quarantine service at Desterro, which is
described as vexatious and produetive of excessive
delays in lhe delivery o( goods. The treatnient ai
tlie lazaretto is said to be very bad. Scandalous
thefts of goods in the quarantine station are also
the subject of bitter complain!.
—On the 2nd inst. the Paraná legislature, foilowing lhe example of those of Rio de Janeiro and
Ceará, elected the governor of the slate before
adopting a constituiion. The governor elected is
Senator Generoso Marques dos Santos.
It is a
very singular idea of constitutional government, to
say the least.
— Better late than never. Dr.
Jesuino Marcondes, the last monarchical president of Paraná, lias
'
at last discovered what a good administrator he
was, for the legislature of the state has just conPerhaps,
gratulated him on his administration.
when congress meets, it will pnss a vote of thanks
"Sebastianism" seems to be be
to the Emperor.
coming fashionable.
—On the 22nd ult., at a
political meeting at tlie
house of Visconde de Pelotas, Porto Alegre, it was
resolved to issue a protest against tlie manner in
which the election on the 5th was condticted in the
state of Rio Grande do Sul. This document will
recite at length the acts of fraud and violence that
yitiated that election. This should have been done
in ali the states, as without some display of public
spirit, there is little hope for any improvement iu
the political coi>dition of the country.
—The vice-governor of Alagoas seems to be
just a little tricky. He first adjourned the constituent assembly to June íoth against the wishes
of a majority of the deputies, and now, when these
same deputies are absent, he suddenly revokes his
former decree and calls the assembly to meet 011
the 8th, giving only a day's notice. The vicegovernor wants to be elected governor, and is not
at ali particular what means are employed to secure
that result. It is even charged that soldiers have
been stationed so as to prevent the entrance of any
opposition deputies during the election.
—On the arrival of the steamer Ibéria at Bahia
on the 3rd inst., the Visconde de Ouro Preto had
a very cordial reception. A small steamer decorated with flags and containing friends of the Visconde, among whom were the most prominent
leaders of the former liberal party in Bahia, went
out to meet him and took him ashore. He then
went to mass in a special tram-car, proceeding aftei wards to the house of Councillor Carneiro da
Rocha, where he remained a short time, and laking luncheon at that of Dr. Ferreira de Barros. As
is natural under the circumstances, he displayed
much reserve, declining to be interviewed.
It is
stated, however, that in conversation he expressed
his intention of devoting himself to the practice of
law in order to pay his debts, for, although he was
at one time supposed to be worth several hund rei
contos, he is now said to be poor. Maititaining
his monarchical convictions, he says that he doe,
not come to conspire or to oppose in any way the
present form of government. When the restoration oi the monarchy is demanded by a majority of
the people, it will be accomplished by means of a
natund and peaceful evolution.
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RIO
—The governor of Espirito Santo has
granted
to Dr. João Teixeira Maia and others an exclusive
privilége for estàblishing in Victoria an academy to
be called Instituto Polytechnico do Estacio do Espirito Santo. This academy is to have an annual
:,ubsidy of 50,000$ (about one-eighth of the present
revenue of lhe state) for 25 years. To its graduates he guarantees places as public school
teaçhers or in the hureaus of public works, colonization and public lands. They are also to have
preference for employment in ali companies
receiving state aid. If the governor supposes that
the people of Espirito Santo are going to tolerate
this, he must think that they are grandíssimas
bestas.
Railroad
Notes
—The laborers on the Baturité railway, Ceará,
struck for higher wages on the 2nd inst.
—The station of Junco, 169 kilometres from
Fortaleza, on the Baturité railway, was opened on
the 3ist ult.
—The Correio de Campinas is informed that the
Paulista company has finally sueceeded in efiectint;
the purchase of the English railway from Santos to
Jundiahy.
—It is stated that if the government decides to
sell or lease its railways, it will call for tenders
which will be received not only here but also in
Europe and the United States.
—On the 4th inst. in a derailment of a train near
Itajahy, on the Baturité railway, II employés of
the road were injúred, six of them severely, and
the tender and five cars were badly damaged.
—It is announced that the Jardim Botânico
company is making arrangements to use electric
motors of the Thompson-Iiouston system on its
lines, the first experiments to be made on the new
Praia do Flamengo line.
—The Jornal de Minas of the 22nd ult. notices
the departuie of a party of engineers to survey a
line to connect Bello Horizonte with the railway
Bello Horisonle is the prosystem of the state.
of
site
of Minas Geraes.
the
new
capital
posed
—On the 2nd inst. there was a collision of trains
at lhe station of Sapopemba on tlie Central railway.
One of the engine-drivers was severely wounded
and several other persons were injured. One of
the two engines, called General Deodoro, was severely damaged. The damage to the other, called
D. Pedro II, was very slight. Evidently the rolling stock 011 tlie Central railway is •'Sebastianisl."
—The Jo> nal do Commercio of the 2rd inst. says
that the goyernmeni has received at least four proposais for lhe lease ol the Central railway. One
ol these proposals, il says, oflèrs to advance 60,000,000$, to extend lhe road to Pirapora, thus
connecting ir with 1,500 leagues (6,000 miles] of
navigable water way, and lo widen tne gauge between Cachoeiro and S. Paulo, so as to make the
gauge uiiifonii belween the latter cily ami Rio de
Janeiro.
—The Jornal of lhe 71I1 is informed that a
30
years concession has been grani ed to lhe Banco da
Republica and Dr. Caminhada for a circular railway
in this city and suburbs, slarling from lhe Largo da
Carioca and following lhe range ol hiíls from Santa
Thereza lo Tijuca, and thence around lo the Ilha
do.Governador and the Largo da Carioca. A pari
of lhe scheme is good, but the greater part appears
to be just a litlle visionary nt the present inoinenl.
—On lhe 7U1 lhe Joiual mentions the following
railway concessions—without guarantee of interest:
a metre guage line from Ponta Grossa in Paraná lo
Corumbá, Matto Grosso, with branches from Nioac
to Bahús and navigable water 011 the Apa river,
and also branches lo connect Jatahy, Guarapuava
and Tibagy ; another metre guage line from Ouro
Preto to Peçanha and a circular line lo serve the
suburbs of Rio, with a connection to the Governador island, and a central station in the Largo da
Carioca. There must be a tremendous fund ol
hope in thc future still existent in the Brazilián
breást, when a concession, without an interesl
guarantee, is accepted.
Coffee
Notes
—An interior tax of 200 franes
per ioo kilos 011
raw coffee has been imposed in Servia. Roasted
and ground cofTee will pay 300 franes.
—The imports of coffee into Germany
jjuring
the two months ending February 281b amounted
to 457,260 bags; against 426,035 bags in the same
period of lasl year.
—The French cônsul-general of Guatemala directs altention to the great advance which cofTee
cultivation lias made in that country during the
last few years. Statistical reports make it appear
that in ten years produetion has more than doubled,
and the prices realized by the product lias more
than qu.idrupled. It was calculated at the time
the consulgeneral wrote (uth February) that the
harvest of 1S90 would reach about 700,000
quintais, representing the sum ol $16,100,000. The
extraordinary high price of coffee has led to a
Iransformation of the country; small landowners,
who drew from their harvest resources merely
sufiicient for working purposes, find themselves
now with considerable capilai, with which they can
improve their property. These good results have
led to unbridled speculation, and large companies,
principally German, have been formed for creating
vast "exploitations;" "they have bought for 7 to 8
hundred thousand piastres, or 3 million franes,
that three years since were estimated to
properties
be worlh 2 to 3 hundred thousand dollars." Tlie
impulse has become general, and every small
artisan who ha> been al>le lo save a little has abandoned his first work and turned agriculturist." This
will last as long as the price of cofiee rules so high,
but a reaction may be produced shortly, and com*
plete ruiu will be the consequence ol a large
number of producers. The harvest of Brazil, which
was last year only 4,200,000 bags, is 9 mdlions
this year ; the European markets will therefore lie
largely supplied, and the Guatemalan cofTee will
have to bear a fali in price. of which the reflex will
make itsell íelt on the economic condition of the
whole country."—(MoniUur Officiei du Commerce,
No 407, 1S91.)
NEWS.
Local Notes
[June gth, 1891.
—Thc United States minister at this capital,
Hon.
E. IL Conger, is making a visit to São Paulo.
—The European Afailoí May
7U1 annouces the
completion of four gunboats at East Cowes for the
Amazonas flotilla.
—Councillor Saldanha Marinho visited President
Deodoro on the 5U1.
—The municipal council has decided to repave
—The preparatory sessions of the first
Ruas Direita, Quitanda, Ourives and Ouvidor.
republican
coiijTiess of Brazil began on the
—The new minister of
5U1 inst.
justice arrived from Bahia The formal opening of Congress oceurs on the
rljth.
on the 2ndand took charge of his portfolio on tlie
following day.
—The "Banco Fiscal" exhibited a new
Fichet
—On the morning of the 2nd inst. the building lottery machinc at the offices of the Cidade do Rio
No. 64 Rua do Visconde da Inhaúma was com- on Saturday last. The machine is to be used in
the business operations of this so-called bank.
pletely destroyed by fire.
—At a cabinet meeting held 011 the 2nd inst.,
—Visconde de Ouro Preto, with his family,
Gen. Quintino Bocayuva, ex-minister of foreign arrived here by the Pacific steamer Ibéria on lhe
aflairs, was present and read a long statement in 71I1. A number of personal friends and admirers
regard to the Missiones boundary question.
met Sr. Ouro Preto and accompanied him to his
—The Diário Ojjicial of the
lesidence.
A gold card was inflicted on the leturncontains
no less
3r.1l
than sixty decrees relating to the òrganization of ed exile, but otherwise lhe reception was quiet and
the nàtional guard. If this sort of thing continues in good ias te.
tlie new minister of justice will eam his salary.
—The nàtional
may be a very good thing
—Dr. Aurelnno Portugal recommends the re- but it seems to us guard
that Barão de Lucena hns been
moval of the immigrants station to Ilha Grande. displayinga trifle too much zeal in its òrganization.
The idea is worthy of consideralion. The immi- Not long ago he gave a lieutenant-colonelcy to a
grant should never be landed in this city during man who has been dead ever since last December.
the hot season.
It is to be hoped lhat tbe new minister of
justice
—According to our latest exchanges from the will be somewhat more moderate in his ideas.
United States the provisions of the reciprocity
—The director-gencral of military works
has
treaty under negotiation with Venezuela had been been directed to
a plan ofthe top of Nova
prepare
agreed upon, and it was expected that the treaty Cintra hill, where the
projected new observatory
would soon be signed.
is to be located.
He is also direcled to find out
—The Joinal is still seeking to "prove" that the easiest approach to lhe
If a layman's
place.
the reciprocity design is general in characler, and suggestion is acceptable, we would specify'a capnot confined exclusively to Brazil. The
JornaPs tive balloon, anchored near the Gloria stone quarry.
hallucinatioti in this respect will soon be creating
—The minister of interior has again refused
lo
a continental smile.
sanetion the project for a by-law proposed by the
—Some ol the friends of lhe minister of
justice aldermen for the regulation of domestic service.
went 011 board lhe Malange (o meet him before lhe It is to be hoped that the
minister will continue to
steamer had received the custom-house visit. Con- withhold his assent to so iniquitotis
a measure. In
sequently the captain was fined, but lhe
penalty view of lhe disorder, inefficiency and venalíty shown
was at once remitted by the minister of finance.
in thc public administration of this city, it can
--The
poor immigrant is now being held res- hardly be deemed advisable to grant an authorizaponsible for the expiring epidemic of yellow (ever tion to municipal ofiicials to meddle with lhe private
in this city. There is no doubt but what the im- affairs of the people.
migrant suflered most severely and helped to in—The complaints of delays in the custom-house,
crease lhe death rate, but it can hardly be shown
only in dispatching goods, but pariicularly in
not
that he was the cause of il.
of duties where the facilities for receiv
lhe
—We are
shortly the first volume of ing paying
promised
money
are
utterly inadequate lor lhe volume oí
the "Panlheon do Commercio e da Industria do business now transacted,
are becoming louder every
Brazil," to conlain thebiographiesof lhe financieis, day. lt frc-qucntly
takes a clerk from Iwo to four
and olheis, of Rio, and it will be distributed gra- hour to
pay a dispatch, which ought not to require
tuilously by the admirers of the genlleiiien whose rnore than
ten or liíteen minutes.
It is simply
li ves are placed before an admiring public.
inexplicable tbat the officials can not see how much
—Subscriptions have been opened here for
a better for themselves as well as for lhe business
season of 20 representations by Ferrárps Italian community il would be to lacilitate lhe
quick
opera company, now in Buenos Aires. Subscrin- dispatch of business.
tions are also opened d
30 representations by
—ln view of the inability of lhe Botanical
Garden
Dltcci-s Ilalian opera conipany.
Ji ooks very
tramway to handle lhe increased traffic cõnfortably
much like a melodious season for Rio.
and expeditiously in its district, why can not sohié
—Oli tlie t,\i\ inst. a forged note foi_
3,000$ was one start a shore-line ferry service between Praia
presented at the office of Antônio Leite Ribeiro, das Marinhas and the Botafogo landthg
place at the
Rua do Rozario No. 29, in this city, by Domingos head of Rua dos Voluntários
da Palria? During
Pinto de Viihena Sampaio, who, in being"aliei
the morning and evening hours at
question
from 10
ed by lhe police, at first denied and
wards to 15 per cent. of the passengers present,
011 lhe footride
acknowledged having committed lhe forgery.
boards and platforms for lack of seats.
As far out
On the
3rd instant a man was knocked down as (lu- Voluntários da Pátria business men are
on the tramway track in Riu do Cattete by a car- compelled Io wait frequently 10 to 15 minutes for
riage and was run over and killeil by a tram-car. a sent. As lhe manager of the tramway iij either
It is to be noliced lhat the carrjage driving in íbis ihdifierent lo ali this, or unable to
for il,
city is becoming most dangerous because oí ibe some olhei means lor liansporlingprovide
passengers
"bloods" who have taken to this
should be provided without delay. A
young
pastime.
good boat
—A local colleague says that Sr. Medeiros, the could easily make lhe trip within half an hour, and
editor ofthe exrTtibitna, is growing cofiee in the would acçommodate the public much bclter than
state oi S. Paulo 011 a plantation that cost 136,000$. the tramway is now doing.
This is probably lhe first time in the history of
—Some une ago the
wjthoul con"pi-ing" a lot of type,
and assauli- stilting lhe rector of thegovernment,
jouiiialisin lhat
boaiding-school
ol lhe
ing tlie stafToí a newspaper, produced so much
Gymnasio Nacional (ex-Collegiò de Pedro II)
fruit — cofTee fruit.
appointed Dr. Epiphanio dos Reis vice-rector of
—It is said that a bolsa building is at lasl
that establishment. This led to bad feeling, which
projected, which will conlain the necessary "bear finally resulted in the dismissal of lhe rector, Dr.
garden," and a large number of offices for lhe Paránhòs de Macedo. The studeiits, taking part
spoiling fralernily.
he localion desjgnated is the in the aflair, declared themselves in favor of the
place occupied by lhe old Ucharia (Kuchre-ia) of dismissed rector, and 011 thc 5U1 inst., when the
the Imperial Palace.
Perhaps lhe old name might vice-rector entered thc college building, they
be retained and appropriately, appliecj to lhe new received him with Misses and' then, after doing
edilice.
considerable damage to lhe school furniturc, brnke
—The laying of a branch line of the Botanicnl into the cloihes-rooin, changed their clothing and
Garden tramway along the Praias do Russell ami left lhe college. Committees ofthe studeiits called
Flamengo is not only causing greal ihconveniencè 011 the President of the republic and the minister
to lhe residents, but is completely ruining those ol public instruclion, both oí whom, after heating
streets for pleasure seekers. It is an abomination the complaints of the studeiits, promised to into have every street in this cityspoiled by Iraimvay vestigaie the matter and see that justice is done.
The vice-rector has expelled six ol the studeiits and
tracks, bul if the people have not spirit ennugh tó
resist lhese impositions then we see very little use the government has decided to close lhe college
until lhe matter is investicated.
in complaining.
It is proposed to remove the capital of Brazil
to the city of Formosa in Goyaz, and it is said that TESriMO.VI.lt. TO CAPT. ARMSTRONG.
lhere is an ofler to erect tlie necessary huildings in
exchange for an exclusive privilége for li^lithnr,
R. M. S. Elbe.
water supply, sewcrage works, etc. It is also'
Aíter
a
very happy voyage, íavored ali the way
stated lhat lhe investigation of the meteorological
conditions and climate of the locality will be en- by very fine weather. the following testimonial was
Irusted to Dr. Cruls, director of the astronômica] presented to the Captain of this steamer 011 the
observatory.
If the removal will deliver us from 25U1 oí April, 18*91.
the political parasites who alllict us, then let it be
Ofi' U.SHANT.
done at once!
We the undersigned passengers of the R. M. S.
—According to a letter read before the academy Elbe, feel especial
gratificalion in uniting to exof medicine on the 311I inst., Dr. Aiireliano Poi- press our cordial appreciation of the excellent seaniansliip, impaitial courtesy, and happy
tugal gives the following significam
proportion ol
genialitv,
deaths from yellow (ever ihis season between nal- on the part of Captain Armstrong and his officer's.
ives and foreigners.
He calculates that m every which have given so pleasant a character to the
IO00 death 52.2 are Brazilians, 918.2 are foreigners voyage.
ami 29.5 are of unknown nationality. He shows
(signed) Philippe Comte de Paris, G. King
by comparison that the proporlionof foreigners has
Me.trs,
Chás. Lehman, Min S. Watson,
been larger this year than in 1SS6.
J. P. T.
These figuiès
ought not to be overlooked in Europe where the Allen, Walter Douglas, H. H. Woodgate, C. S.
Douglas, P. A. C. Mackenzie, P. ?. Ritchie, Dr.
Brazilián immigration agent is so btisily employed
H.
Armbrtister, Jacob Levy, C. G. de Azopa,
in enticuig pour people to emigrate to this country.
Fred. T. Pountney, J. de úon v Castillo, Alfred
—The public will breathe a sigh of relieí
on Robmson, R. Bei eus, W.
J. Garrett, A. G.
learning that there is no truth in the report that Douglas, 11. 11. Cobb,
P. Hopwood, Alfredo
f.
Jarbas Tupinainhã de Mattos Guaryannas is to hc Pinto Leite, Manoel Pinto Leite, Francis A.
private secretary to the minister ol finance. In- Gwynne, X. M. Fenebee, Wm. Barnetl, L. C.
deed it is high time to put au end to this new inva- Irvine, W. Ellis.
John Davy, AUierto Verquein»,
sion of barbanans. this inflnx of barbarous nameJorge Muir. Rolam! II. Atcherley, W. Ofiicer. W.
into places of honor and profit. H this thing were A. Rose, M. Turncr, Mrs. W.
Baraett, Mrs. Ellis,
to continue, we should soon hear of lhe revi vai of Mrs. Mee, Mrs. I. I^ovegood
Watson, Mrs. Mansthc celebrated Clemente Piedoso 0*Poce da Virgem fieldTunier, Mrs. P.
A. C. Mackenzie, Mts. Alfred
Maria and perhaps ofhis Iransformation into chief Robmson, Geo. H. Dyson,
Mrs. Dyson, Jas.
o.r that very police to which he lormerly seemed so Ashton, Mrs. \Vau, Miss
Lazelle, Mrs. Fanny
oonoxiotis and whose actívity he certainly did stim- W.Kxlgate, Mrs. Spottiswoodc,
Miss L. Cobb, Mrs.
ulate to a degree that was really excessive.
P. J. Ritchie, Mrs. Mary Scott.
THE
June oth, 189t.]
ENGLISH OPERA.
Commercial
We hear good accounts Irom Pernambuco of lhe
vcception accòrded there to Mr. Echvin Cleary's
Rio de fo neiro, June Sth, 1891,
English opera company, and'the prospects are very
receplion Par value of lhe Brazilian mureis (i$ooo), gold. 27 d.
promisihg for an exceptionally good
and we
anticipatmg
a
treat,
is
Everybody
do
in U. F
dp
do
do
here.
ability
of
Mr.
Cleary's
doubt
slightest
llie
not
have
54 75 cts.
coin at $4.86,65 per fi stg
to satisly ali expectations in tliat direclion.
do
i$827
$1,00 (U. S. coin) Brazilian gold
It will be seen from the advertiseinetit in another
890
do
of^i sig. in Brazilian gold
8
only are asked, which is
place that London prices
considered particularly advantagéous al the present
time, and specially so in còmpanson with thè Bank rate o( exchangé,official,on London to-day 17 ><í d
íor Italian opera.
Present value of the Brazilian mil reis (gold)... i$554
prices asked
We are informed that the house will be almost,
do (paper).. 644 rs. gold
do
do
if not entirely, soldby subscription, the applications
do
do in U. S.
do
for boxes and stalls being already largely in excess
34.75 c
coin at $4 80 per £1 stg
of ali anticipation. As the first effort to give our Value of $1.00 ($4.80 per f\. stg.) in BrazEnglish-speaking colony a season òf English opera,
iíiàn currency (paper)
'i^ll
il certainly dtiseryes a most generous supporly and Válueoí
sterling
i3$Sl1
„
£1
we shall be glad to see a crõwed house every night.
Ali information desired will be (urnishèd by
Messrs. Crasliley and Co., No. 67, Rua do OuEXCHANGE.
vidor.
Financial
Notes
—Tlie city of Tatuhy has been authorized to contract a loan of 150,000$.
—The municipal receipts of this city in May
amonted to 26S,7oS$l24 and the expenditure to
151,114*506.
—The Bahia custom-house receipts amounted in
the month of May to 887,164$ 196, against 749,511$!20 in May, 1890.
—Gov. Pórtella has given Barão de Mrsquila
two inonllis more for organizing llie llanco do
each olher's noles.
334 h. n. Republica
.,
500 Geral
do
100
1000 V,F.Sap'hy7o$
June 5-The London and Brazilian Hank and tbe Hanco Sul
Americano advanced tlie sterling 1 ale to 17^. The market
was not s*> very lirm, although business was reported in
Commercial sterling was
bank sterling direct at 17 Vi
—17^,
formei was lhe rate for
the
17^
bill
al
quoted
business. Sovereigns closed with buyers at 14+200, sellers
at 14+350 for cash: buyers al 13+900, seiler-. .it i.|$5oo íor
ihe 30U1 and sellers at 14+000 for july t5t.l1.
lime 6— The Knglish Hank and the Sul Americano advanced
the sterling rale to 17TS3, tbe olheis were at 17íi• The
markel was steady, but rather quiet with bank steiling
diicct reported at 17 7(16 and repassed paper at 17/2. 'ommercííil sterling was reported at the extremes ót 17'á—
17.}*,. Sovereigns sold at 14+210, and closed with buyers
at ia|$2òo, seilers at 14+280.
were 17'4 —17Já on
[une 8 ¦ Oflicial rates at tbe banks
laondon, 546-552 011 Paris and 677—6S3 011 Hamburg, at
llic markel
00 d|s; 2+V)io—49S0 un New York al s'£luBank >.n I.ondon oflice
was steady, without much doing.
was reported at 17 7p6- 17«í and repassed paper at 17 9J16,
Conuiiercial sterling was quoted al iiyí — il npô. Sovercigns closed with buyers at 14+3..0, sellers al 14+360 for
cash : buyers at i,i$ooo, sellers at 14+300 up to the 30th.
7,000,000$
Up to the present nothing certain, oflicial,
railway.
transpires as to the loan íoi lhe Geral
to tend toThe reports are numerou*, and appear
will be
funds
wards some settlement, by which
Local inslitutions will probably take
foithcomiiig.
some share in the operatiòn, whatever it inoves
to be.
Tlie Banco 1^ e New York commenced busNo. 97,
iness 011 the 4th^ist. at Rua do Rosário
2nd floor.
Tlie May receipts at the Rio custom-house
were :
1S91
Importation, gold.
currency
1'ott dues
Exportation —
Siutiliics
Sutups
l^P
4.Ó49.859$2I9
203,439 4&«
4.913,298*687 3,962,757*940
24,137 4o8 J9»°99 7/2
246,224 554 838,035 814
14.462 871 206,247 oi <
2,528 óoo i,95s °°°
5,200,6525120
5,028,099*137
Prciiiiuinoti^iS?'íruin
sold
519
I2lli tojoth....
1,386.072 428
Deposits
6,586,724*548
830
4S.5
Restiuuions......
6,635.240*57* $,ú6i,ó74$üSS
''55
54-ip 5<*> *•>?• A2
127 500
140
194
59
35
294
Miscelianeons.
Serviço Marit. uo
400 Melh. no Braz
do
F.mp. Hypoth.. 545
750
do
Forjas e Estai.. 28 5°
do
Inic de Melh..
3S 500 1300
do
39 1400 Obras Hydr
do
do
40 100
do
100
Territ c Const
57 500
do
3oth.. 65
700
100
200
300
230
2co
100
350
96
97
97 230
97 500
26
j6 500
27
Coffee.—The market has been compartively active during
the past week wilh sales amounting to some 35,000 bags, at
prices showing daily reduetions, which for the week amount
toi$6ooper arroba.
Receipts are now steadily increasing
and a daily average of 8,000 bags for this month is generally
counled upon. The quality of lhe new coffees so far as we can
leam is far from satisfactory : il is badly cured and shows ali
evidence of great haste in its preparation. Of course this
matter will be remedied as the season advances, and more sun
light is granted to the planters, than is obtainable at present.
On the 2iid brokers reduced quotations by 400 rs , on the
3rd another 500 rs. was taken off, 011 the 4th another 400 rs and
finally on the 5Ü1 300 rs: The market is rather steadier this
morning, but prices are still comparatively very high, besides
which an advance in exchangé rates is pretty generally
expected.
The shipments since our last report have been :
1,815
June 5
2900 deb. Geral
do
500
do
900
70 deb.Sorocabana
.'7 Ap.*lices, old .. 990
do
23
4S
1000
8 C.old 4ÍÍ S.-79.U98
51
900 deb. Geral
do
1200
12
52
52
195
...
'97
50 Republica
do
30
100 Uuião de Cred
20 Commercio .
50 Pariz e Kio
270
127
220
250
400
50 do
100 l d .
300
1000
d«
do
i.a., Sul Americano.
127 250
127 500
104
Gera
190
192
225
50
3,954
58
-
5S 500
54
'7
1500 Viação do Hrazil
500 Reg Minas, 40$
4,004
1900
1000
620
do
do
35 5°°
95
96
do
250 Obras Hydr ..
50 Obras Publicas
|une
June
290
14 210 6177 deb-Geral
Sovereigns
-.- Apólices, old... 990
do
270
da.
200
200 deb. Bragantina 196
260 ,, Sorocabana.
Geral
500
53
,.
500
do
33°
do
53 75°
50
Banks
Brazil
as
do
Cou.slr'tor, ijth
C. Movei 40+
Pariz. e Rio
393
197
195
48
r-*8
51
230
52
5-i 5°o
S7
87 500
300x1 P.e Rio, 31 Dec
ióS
62 Republica
do 30 Sept.
2000
5.-10 Reg Minas,40+
tódvKmp Hypoth. -5° 550 Melh. no Braz..
«o
ao Form. Cap'ema 193 25°
20
do
194
'5s
d0
......
35 5™ 35 Metr.ip P.aul..
35 75" 300 Obras Hyd...,
do
56 aoo
Furope
Cape of Good Hope
,,
Elsewhere
bags.
bags.
4,418
| i ST,
London Hr str Moselle
Antwerp
do
Trieste Aust str Zichy.
Hamburg Ger str Campinas
Aniwerp Ger str Baltimore
509
556
Ó08
i,nio
Tbe market is aboui steady this morning at the f 11..wing quotations, on the basis of New Yotk types :
Type. per arroba.
Type per arroba.
12^200
13+700
No.
No. 4
ti 900
>3 4°o
5
500
ó
13
100
7
I2
7°o
11
10
500
On Saturday last tbe pauta was reduced to 877 rs. per
kilogramme, equal to about 800 r<. per arroba only.
Receipts for llie past week were 45,745 bags, againsl
24,570 bags for lhe precedim; week and 19,160 bags for the
week before.
94 5°°
95
95 Soo
40
•*7
COMPANHIA UNIÃO INDUSTRIAI
S. SEBASTIÃO,
UAI.ANCK SIIKKT, DltCK.MlU-TR
2
?
Railways and tramway:
1200 Viação Feri.
200 Geral
30
.Sapucahy, 70$.
Tlieresnp
55
;)Oth
300
Miseeiioneous.
820 Inic. de Melh .
do
,0
(.70 O. Pub. new is.
,,
2 New Vork Hr str 1'ainiyck
JÓ
June 6
20
!0
lõo
íoo
Sou
,,
Ritrope:
450 Melh. no Hrazil
100
bags for the United States
United States
250
32
Miscelianeons.
1,1.. t.'lraldoHr.So+ 50
36
400 Inc. de Melh
37
do
200
3°
do
:4o
Elsewhere
The vessels cleared with colTee are :
6600 Viaç. F. Sap'hy
3o
3'
11
For the same time the daily foreign clearances at tbe custom
house amount to
Railways and Tramways
¦5'
2,139
F.urope
Cape of Good Hope
9,172 bags.
2S
do
do
,,
,,
5° 75°
53
87
do
2S
bagsforthe United States
5,218
500
Banks.
123 Hrazil
1891.
Stocks were this
ali hands
morning estimated to be 82,513 bags, in
Vessels loading and to load.
New York Hr str A nliimcdes
Amer str Vigilância
do
11avre Fr str Concórdia
London and Antwerp lir str Magdalena
bags.
Bordeaux Fr sir Portugal
11 amburg Ger str .-I rgenttna
Genoa ltal str Umberto I.
1890
/(ssets.
DAILY RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS OF
• •
SOã^SÓo+ooo
Shareholders; calls to bc made. • - -:
COFFEE AT RIO DE JANEIRO.
jão, S.
Buildings;and machinery- of lhe S. Ji
>aulellla-,
Meia
Christovão, Tecidos de
liraziletra
taria, Ferro Galvanisado, 1-abril
8.375.9Í» 468
V!
factories
Rendas
and
115,642 550
•
-•_••,,•,\"''
•5'
,
O
Real estate
Hotel..
70,397 000
Dwettings houses and S. João
r.
w 3
6.SS.454 411
C/5
=
Lands
.....-•-•
314,000 000
Re-claiined land {marmitas)
28,000
000
factory...
Oflice and stores of S. João
Ç
c/i 3*
14,379 890
Shops of S. João factory
t/l
2,191 860
25
o
Tramway
o
120
3
9,025
llrick yard
C
1,897 02°
- O
Cost oi bticks
166
30,117
Funuture
c53.74a
450
o
Sttpplies for factories
oao
3,849
• Fite service
109
45,264
Tools and implements lor Iron factory.
23,000 000
Shafling • • • • _¦*"*.
4,295 320
Material at S. Christovão factoi-y
Banks.
10,123 839
insurance..
309,839 811
1850 Pariz eR.3iDcc 158
Raw material
-4
7 Hrazil......-- 393
•143.950 415
W
O U»
194
Republica
1740
.Commercial—
300
Merchandise.
26
Lu
130
a.
8
8
195
3i°55
d
1320
...
190
material
Starching
5j_ Cousliucior
1,001 8 to
195
do
500
•.oo Econ. Popular.
300
9
Lubricants
9,663 500
aoo União de Cr.. 220
<'
Banco U nião de_ Credito shares
do
xa
sS$28o
150 do 2S.... 63
c
Cash : at Iron factory
_ Ul - Z, *
100 000
3
- w
at S. Christovão do
n
0\ u\-* o>
l3°
^95
Railways and Tramways.
do
1
in
00
at Tecidos de Meias
623
1
do
579
at Passanientaria
31
50 V.F.Sap'hy 70$ 30 500
4 ,344 77°
50 Geral
at head office
do
100
37
do
25
536 240
at S. João factory.
200 S. Chiist. tram. 300
JJ4
7.927 999
_-)>•;_,_•
340 Jar.liot, tram..
55,046 960
Incorporation expenses
Miscelianeons
126,000 000
% ** * 8 S
Cost of loan
000
Braz.
95
110
600
Melh.
360,000
100
Hi>coiint on loan
35 Conf Ind. mill.
118,771 544
50 Melh. do Norte 40
Sinking fund of S. João loan
:jo Centr. do linu. 60
140,000 000
1050 Obras Hyd.... 27
250
:*•*"
Hypoth.
Shares
Emp
pledged
50
various
..
27
at
do
balances
500
sundry
530
Melh..
current:
de
Accounts
150 Inic.
217781064 160
^
150 Obras Publicas. 360
banks
39
do
50
208,090 59S
e
Const..
58
Territ
1000
Uo balance of sundry accounts
40
do
iõo
do
58 500
tooo
94
300 Melh. no Brax
J9.3S3.9t7*f'5í
U.I.dosE.20o$ 150
50
5-t-o
94
da
3OJ
do
153
50
Liabilities.
.- <- c: .*••
00
*\
te O
"i
to,ooo,coo$ooo
2005.
at
«
sh.ires
3.
t
June
00
Capital: value of 50,000
8 8
3*68,301 S54
Hills payable
1600 deb. Geral
-••¦
50
143,180 480
41 Apólice», old .. 990
debentures....
1050
do
50 250 Interest payable on sh.ircs and
íoo
do
ts—
1,400 870
7,oooè
Accounts
625
do
payable
50 500
o
20,ua>ÍGuld4>*sS, 79 U9-7
14,485 7"a
» <*• c; 2» v
due..,.
Wages
17
do
51
«^
V»
sia
271 4C0
;_-.
'
o
service
*4
«N
Medicai
«N
00
S 8
4 700
tíanis
Iknevolent fund
6,000,000 O30
194 500 Debentures
1S6
64
40 Republica
246 Commeicio *s.
Current accounts, balance of sundry account». 1,061,952
195
do
140,000 000
1650
...
190
r
130 Coiisttucti
Directors'
guarantee
, —.. 196
19^ 5-«
dShares tô b« paid: of the S. João factory com50
500 Un. Ib Amer, 92
516,600 000
,c*i Cr. Univ. 60$. 30
pany
698,000 coo
do
seo
95
55
oí the S. Christovão company -..,í,-a VUíãú do !>r,,
do
de
Tecidos
de
Nacional
of
the
do
Raihtxtyt and Tr.imto.tys.
100,000 000
•*•
Meia do
*s 5*> Vuçâu Kcrrea .
71,800 000
seo Est. a Ch»pim
of the Tecelagem Fluminense do.
do
3» Sapucahjr, 70$
39,400 000
««o Geral
do
ofthe Fabril Bnwriicira da
300,000 oco
ofthe Fem»Galvanisad*» do ....
do
MiSíelliiHeostx,
o - Çs
137,000 000
ofthe Manufoct.ira de Rendas do
do
oa v» v*
100 Obras Hydr.... 2/
mili
tro
Ind
Hi.u
519 9°°
5,
Profit and loss carried to nexl half-year.
Aug..
<i»>
4S
iooo
5
Metil
4«
400 tiik. de
io,3S3,9l7$i50
«oo Melh. no Unt. <H 5»» 100 O. Publicas as.. 60
6*
f8ó
p
do
650
"União
*»*»
ij
Uniâi»
Ind.
tndustti-n S. bevía^tw^
S
.05
do
É, & O E. — CJffice <>f the
i .
_
S. Seb»>iiío. lê»
,.
9»
Jaalh.
1S90.
JOO *li»
a
-To
Deceniber
Cooipany,"
|tst,
*«*
"
1
Noite.
5*"
3!
áo
4»
Uéh5cs
OCf "HI
30
President.
¦o
Losvndes.
e
//
C«m«t.
$**
.
T<?*«
Teriit.
*7$
iã»
*»<>
&t
Ofkam Mackitdo, Chict Accountant.
z
mi
O'
¦<_.•'
33*574 95'
6,581.1151812 5.013,97» í'35
Internai levenue
icccipl-s
300 V.F..Sap'hy 70Í
do. first trans.
iooo
day
40 S. Chiist. tram.
?o
31
34
8th June,
Exports.
Railways and Tramway:
June 4—The market was higher again and firm. No changes
were made iu tbe official rates at the banks, and tlie business doing was small at 17—17'^ for bank sterling an.l
17^-- i7'.í for commercial. Sovereigns advanced smartly,
under a demand said to be for tlie River Plate, and sold ai
i.|$.I90 —500—520—600 and i.($7oo, sellers at 14+800 for
cash; buycrs íit 14 + 100, sellers at 14+500 s. o. aotli.
5,000,000
?*
100 Pariz e Rio..
do 25 Aug
6000
100 Republica
200 Un. de Cr. 2S..
400
837 Brazil
395
5 i'0
195
200 do 2s...
100 Parta e Hio.... 127
REPORT.
Kio de Janeiro,
Banks.
—On tbe Sth lhe Banco Regional do Pará e
Ama/onas was organized. The new bank should
liscal
sueceed, (or it has eleven directors and seven
Nearly ali are doclors, with a few
councillors.
SALES OF STOCKS AND SHARES
uiajors and private individuais.
June 1.
—-Although lhe present minister of agriculture;
50 cons Cr. Movei
1450 deb. Geral
5°
do
15
do
500
50 250
has declared a lol oí guaranteed cenlral usine 1000
do
500
50
Treas3470
coucessions lapsed, the Jontals&ys tliat lhe
Banks
on
ury is still responsible ím- interest guarantees
395 320 Constructor.,.. 190
40 Hrazil
an aggiegate capital of 39,350,000$.
189
zs
194 55" Republica
160 do
60
194 500
50 Sportivo
240 do
—The Companhia Criadora c Fornecedora de
195 70 U.Tb. Amer... 100
140 do
Virgem
Aves Domesticas, (lado e Carvão de Matto
Raihvays and Tram ways.
the
number
has lhe very laudablc desire to reduce
20 uoo Geral
3"
Est. Chopim
the
oí its shares and increase their value, ami
Miscelianeons.
minister oí liuaiue. ol whom it t.-ked aulhoiuation
100 Obras Publicas. 360
..
Territ
lir.uil
V
lhe
too
tu acconiplisli this, wishcs to know whellier
100 do
40$-. 6.Melh no Hrazíl 94
450
he suggest at
200 Territ. e Const. 56
J$U
Uil
94 500
company is organized l Why didn'1
do
200
59
4.. Melh. do Norte 40
to leiigllieti
do
59 aoo
400
the same time that it -vouli! do well
101 Obras Hydr..., 25
eo
do
27
900
300 do
its name a bule !
1780 U. 1. dos E. 200$ 170
— The (ollowing new companies were advertjsed
June á
13 95° 45° Tteh. Geral...
5°
iluiiiig lhe week :
iooo Sovereigns
do
13 980 1700
50 250
do
1000
capital
do
50 500
14 íoo 1950
i,o.>o,ooo$
53
6 Apólices, 4S.... 998
30tb
Pelropolis Industrial e Agricola...,
do
600
100
54
....
1,000,000
00$ do
Lixo
de
Remoção
na
Melhoramentos
200 cons. Cr. Movei 43 5°°
89 ..
1
Gold
992
ó
4S,
do
200
45
Banco Meicaulil e Territorial Bra
zileiro
d< 1
do
do
1000
1000
2000
480 12 Apólices, 4S...1000
500 40,000$ Gold 4%$, 79 119-8
51
520 340 deb. Geral ....
600 100 cons. Banco C.
44
7&0
Movei
do
45
IOO
14
14
14
14
14
96
2000 Sovereigns
do
Ic.oo
June 3 —The oflicial rates were unchanged and lhe market
was steady during lhe day. The business doing was small,
with bank sterling direct reported at 17 — 17^ and commercial at 17^. Sovereigns closcd wilh buyers at i4$a6b,
sellers at li^og for cash; buyers at 13.Í901 s. o. soth and
at i4$.ioo b. o. 2otb.
of real estate lo 444,169$ 183.
—The miiiister ol finance lias decided thal
neither private persons, nor banks without issue,
are obliged to receive ilu* notes of banks of issue.
Ali the laller, however, are obliged to receive
MARKET
June 4
June -2—Official rates at the banks were advanced to 17011
I.ondon. 560—562 011 Paris and 692—694 on Hamburg at
90 d|s; 3$ooo on New Vork at sight. There was a very
fair business doing. and more money appeared than was
expected, for the banks after drawing at 17ÍÍ1 refused
money at over 17 in the afternoon. Commercial sterling
was quoted at the extremes of i,lA—liH- Sovereigns
sold at 13+950, i3$*;3oand t.($ioo. and closed with buyers
at i4$o8o, sellers at i4$iõo for cash: buyers at 13Í650 up
to the 20th.
Estado do Rio de Janeiro.
—The receipts al lhe custom house of Rio
Grande do Sul 111 February were 365,053$! 11.
against 277,i3ò$879 in lhe corvcspoiicling month
ol 1890.
— In lhe inonlli oí May lhe revenue dcriyed
from the stamp tax in jhis city amounted 10418,I40$iooand that derivei! Irom lhe tax ou Irahsíers
7
NEWS.
RIO
i,U3.5&7 042 712,856090
Í2I
í ¦-,
úi*
* *«* *
H
o
s
y$
,.,,....,._...,.- ,.:...:
THE
8
Total foreign clearances of Coflee from Rio for
eleven months of crop-years:
dbstination
1890-91
Unitbo Statiis
New York
Baltimore
Richmond
New Orleans
Galveston
1889-90
1888-89
Bags.
Bags.
Bags.
1,215 8ió '.336 f'47 1,631 299
151 720
153 ()°"
336 870
1 000
1 55"
1 500
'27 475
'43 3M
233 47"
18897
4S 958
31 49°
*>5'7
Total
3;;8
1,664 171 2,252 097
ElIUOlMS
Channel f.
Havre
Antwerp
North of Europe & Baltic.
England
Bordeaux
Lisbon t.
Gibraltar f.o
Portugal
Mediterranean
lotai
2 500
55 '.8«.
"9 098
205 061
61 273
30Í.6
14
232 961
580 862
7
61
40
119
112
25 969
90 695
97 719
348 '53
292 494
7847
5 5°
817
497
676
643
975
7238
90
193079
398 8.7
543 565 1,261 694
El.SlíWIIIIltlt
Canada
Cape of Good Hope
Austrália
River Plate & West Coast
Rio and coast
Total
63 800
61 537
44 "-
50 112
220
87 655
233
43 752
111 649
«3* 860
108 088
',5>7
United States
Europe
Elsewhere
338 1,664 171 2,252 097
543 565 1,261 694
580 862
131 860
111 649
10S 088
2,206 288" 2,319 385 3,^45 651
Totais
Total foreign clearances of Coffee from Rio for
five months:
DBSTINATION
1891
Bags"
Unitiíd Statiís.
New York
Baltimore
Richmond
New Orleans
Galveston
518 661
79 106
800
29 366
5S57
Total
633 690
1R89
1890
Bags.
724 098
80669
Bags.
663 627
20358
162 35S
1 500
99 745
18 789
888 814
946 019
1 000
62 689
ElIROPK.
Channel t.
Havre
Antwerp
North of Europe ít Baltic
England
Bordeaux
Lisbon f.
Gibraltar t.
Portugal
Mediterranean
Total
2 500
?9 176
7025
7029c
27 Sriú
1 í>99
_7'_8?6
25
27
'9
i°7
179
7 55o
28
17
73
59
474
74
955
512
975
3 38o
969
691
547
547
194
3 235
70
73 273
120 3SS
210 332
264 930
15 700
19 650
30 290
14 069
14 724
16 899
Total
29 769
34 374
47 '89
United States
Europe
Elsewhere
633 690
888814
264 930
34 374
946 019
483 57'
47 )??
Ei.skwhhkb
Canada
Cape of Good Hope
Austrália
River Plate & West Coast
Rio and coast
Totais
,
210 332
29 769
483
571
873 79i 1,188 118 «,476 77')
Imports.
do
2nd
21
Indian Com.—No receipts and quotations are nominal.
Receipts in May were nil, against 24,964 bags in May last
year.
Hay.—Receipts have been 18,857 bales per Victoria,
Matapan, Oneata, and Gesinc, from the River Plate.
Receipts
Brokers quote, for lots, 80—87 rs. per kilogramme
last month were 75,267 bales, agains 16,638 bales in lhe same
111011 th of 1890.
Turpentine.—Quotations are 800—840 rs. per kilogramme.
Receipts since our last report are 258 cases, and in May 745
cases, against 450 cases in May last year.
Rosin.—Receipts have been 234 brls
per Vigilância
'There
are lio changes made in tlic quotations of o$ooo—
i2$ooo per bri.
Receipts in May were 1,839 brls. against 925
brls. in the same moiith last year.
Coal. - Receipts since our last report have becn :
CardilT: 2,270 tons per Inga, 1,772 tons per Bellonn, 3,532
tons per Cawdor
Glasgow: 2,269 tons per Pa.v.
Newport: 1,614 tons ller Anglesea; ali to dealers and comIn May receipts were 46,885 tons, of which 70 tons
paniès.
were Bclgian and the balance British : in May, 1890 receipts
were 51,608 tons of ali descriptions.
Cement.'The Riughorn brought 1,000 brls. from Marscilles. Quotations are smartly advanccd and the market is
lirin.
Wc may quote British al 9$8oo—io$2oo, German
7$8oo—8$300 and French io$oio—loíji.soo per bri. Receipts
in May were 13,517 brls. British, 11,099 brls. German and
6,635 French and Bclgian, or togetlier 31,251 brls. against
7,829 brls. for tlie same nionth last year.
Shipping News.
ARRIVALS
OF FOREIGN
000—21
250
nominal
Western & Interior
River Plate
do
'
City Mills
21
000—22 501
Receipts last month wcrc 22,037 brls American and 900
brls. Trieste, against 29,735 brls. of ali kinds in May, 1890
Pitch Pine.—Receipts nil and quotations are nominal
In May receipts were 3,5371989
at 484Í000—49.IÍ000 per doz.
feet, against 3,006,397 ^ct f°r l^,c same month last year
White Pine.—The market continues flat, and we may
'There
are no receipts since
quote at 11 o—115 rs. per foot.
our last report; in May there arrived 867,822 feet, against
241,295 feet in May, 1890.
Spruce Pine.—Nothing to report.
Swedish Pine.—Receipts have been 854110/ per Ete na
Receipts last month wcre 3,635
from Hango, to a conipany.
doz. against nil in May last year.
Kerosene.—Receipts are 5,100 cases per Vigilância The
market has advanccd and is firm at 7f8oo—8$ioo per case.
Receipts in May were 14,750 cases, against 17,500 cases i 11
the same month last year.
Lard. — Receipts are 8») packages per Vigilância. (Juotations are rather lower and the market is reported (lat. We
may quote George's lard, in lots, at 420—440 rs jier lb and
In May receipts were 7,028
other marks at 400—420 rs
kegs, 1,356 cases, or 8,384 packages, against 18,510 packages
in May, 1890.
Codfish.—Receipts are 125 cases Norwegian per Argrtttina. Stocks are estimated to !>c about 1,000 packages and
dealers quote cases at j3$ooo—35$ooo, barreis at jo$ooo—
32^000. The market is firm and the demand continues fair.
Last month receipts wcrc 2,395 cases Norwegian and 450
barreis Canadian, against 6,574 packages in May Last year
Rice. -Receipts have lieen 22,150 bags per Lorrainc from
Rangoon. Brokers quote at 1 _•$.»»—i2$5oo per bag, according to quantity and marks.
Receipts last month were
114,552 bags of foreign rice, against 11,210 bags for the same
month in 1S90.
Bran—There is nothing 10 report. City mills bran is
selling at i$fx*3—3$7oo per bag.
VESSELS.
JUNE 1.
Mai.sbiu.i_s-Ger bk Ratinha; 805 tons; Kohler; 65 ds:
sundries to order.
Buiínos Aires—Nor bk Victoria; 748 tons; Muller; 23 ds;
hay to order.
Rio Grande do Sui.—Br lug Thomás Boustead; 17* tons;
Jones; 16 ds: sundries to Commercio dc Cereaes company.
JUNE 3.
Astoria -Amer ship Reaper; 1,305 tons; Taylor;
wheat to Rio Flour Mills.
Hango - Ger bk Ele na; 7S2 tons; Gerber; 75 ds; pine to
Rosa liio-Br bk Oneata; 588 tons; lsbistcr; 63 ds;
J. de Souza ít Co.
Buenos Aires -Br bk Sovereign; 486 tons; Cook;
wheat to Moinho Fluminense.
81 ds:
order.
hay to
10 ds;
JUNE 4.
Rosário—Nor lug Bieu; 338 tons; Gcraldsen; 21 ds; wheat
to Rio Flour Mills.
JUNE 5.
Cardiff—Br ship Cawdor; 2,354 tons; Jardalla; 44 ds; coal
to Lage Irmãos.
Newport—Br bk Anglesea; 978 tons; Bain; 51 ds; coal to
Messageries Mãritinies.
Rosário—Br bk Towy; 303 tons; Jones; .3 ds; wheat to Rio
Flour Mills.
Ger bg Gesine; 248 tons; Roseman; 16
ds; hay to
Coudeluria Cruzeiro.
Ajo'—Arg lug Emilia Ardinicar; 107 tons; Ccrnati; 19 ds;
jcrked-becf to Luiz de Azevedo & Co.
? UNE 6.
Porto Alegre—Nor lug Bos; 144 tons: Nielscn;
44 ds;
sundnes to order.
JUNE 7.
London-Br lug lonc; 319 tons; Richards;
57 ds; cement
to order.
CAHüíFK-Swed bk Albàiross; 959 tons; Frostberg;
50 ds;
coal to Belmiro Rodrigues & Co.
-Nor bk Mary Stewart;
996 tons; Jobnsen; 47 ds; coal
to belmiro Rodrigues &Co.
RosarkS—Br bg Alice A da; 292 tons; Leigh; 23 ds; wheat
to Rio Flour Mills.
DEPARTURES
There has been a moderate business done during the past
week. Flour remains quiet and lhe stock is comparatively
small, but dealers are not doing much. A joint stock company formed by the principal dealers in flour is projected,
but, so far as we know, is not yet a reality. The markets for
pine are rather flat; the only receipts are a cargo of Swedish
to a company.
Kerosene has advanccd again and is firm
at the higher quotations
Lard is rather flat and quotations are somewhat nominal. Codfish is about unchaiigcd and stcady under a fair demand. Another cargo of
Rangoon rice has arrived and prices are rather easier
for lots. No Indian com has arrived and quotations are
Receipts of Hay and Wheat are still very
quite nominal.
considerablé; of the latter we received 118,189 bags in May,
of which only 1,936 bags were from the United States. Since
the ist inst. some 63,000 bags have arrived, including a large
cargo per Reaper from Astoria.
Flour.—Receipts are 3,445 brls. per Vigilância from tlie
United States. Sales and withrawals are about 8,000 brls
and stocks in first hands are estimated to be 16,000 brls. ali
American.
Brokers report the market quiet and quote as follows :
Trieste
nominal
Richmond ist
20S750—2i$ooo
2iid
nominal
do
Baltimore ist
21
750—22 000
RIO
OF FOREIGN
JUNE ..
Bardados—Nor bk Subra; 562
Mossouo'-Nor bk Graziclla;
JUNE 2.
Smi- Island-Swed bk Olivia;
IQUIQUIÍ-Br ship Carpathiàn;
Valparaiso.--Fr ship Astríe;
VESSELS.
tons; Knudsen; ballast.
412 tons; Eskeland; do.
701 tons; Janssen; ballast.
1,444 tons; Findlay; do.
_;on tons; Donct;
do.
Barbados—Br lug Tyree; 332 tons; Corkran; do
Br bk Virgínia /_. Staf/ord;
432 tons; Beilliet; do.
JUNE 3.
Bardados - Br bk Laura Emily;
778 tons; Durnian; ballast.
jUNi-y.
Yarmouth—Bi bk Palerinq; 799 tons; RpgersoiT; ballast.
Svdniív, C. 13.—Nor bg Vtgelaud;
48a tons: Jacobsen; do.
Svdnkv, N.S. W.-Nor bk Nep/uu; ,,,„., tons; Sorensen;
uo.
NEWS
VESSELS AFLOAT & LOADING FOR RIO.
Alice
Ancaios
Activ
Alfhild
A dele O
Alice
Afghanistan
Aitne E lha bc th
Apollo
Aruidne
Bay of Fundy
Broderfolkct
Bienia
Bertie Biglow
Boinbay
Cari
Celeste Burrill.
CiumDolikin
Cathcrinc
,...
Clãn Grani
Baltimore
Cardifl
Marseilles
Cardifl
Cardiff
Cardiff
CardilT
F.cdericksladt
Tlnmhiirg
London
Cardiff
Pascagoula
Hamburg
Newporl
Rangoon
Swansea
CardilT
Swansea
Brunswick
Riingrion
Cora
CmdifT
ARRIVALS
READY
DATK
Strasburg (li
Baltimore < o
Vm. Florio Ital
t.
Steamer;
.. 35*
per bag Trieste..
pei ton
do Havre
35 f. J.»
ton
Bordeaux
.. 35 f*. do
per
do Marseilles... 30 f.
do
do Genoa
30—|of, do
do
Sail!
, t
United Stales. Vn.th
}
i$*-»m M
37* W-4" «**
6 Apr
34
Apr
19 Mai
7 Apr
23 Apr
23 Apr
24
Apr
18 Apr
CONSIGNEI) To
Sanlos Gr
I Lei i.i Bi
Hamburg* 231I
Livcrpool aid
Lyttlcton 2id
Rivei Plate 4(1
Caravellas*
4d
FOREIGN
V? W.Guiin, ite
MesS. Marilimes
Royal Mail
Ni.ile-Sul Co.
A. Fiorita .t t'
do
do
Wilson Sons ,*t l
F. Ma/0.1
K Johnston .S. C
June
Leibniti Blg
Moselle Br
Vandyck lli
ílZiihy Aust
Antwerp*
Southampton'
New York
Tiicsle
K-iliiiC Hr
Santos
<! BL.iv.nell. Ill \ >riin,i"
Cittá di Natioli lil Rivct Plate
Europa I1.1l
do
Vigilanci.i Amer Santos
Argrniina Gr
d<>
l'.U-ig nia Iíi
River Piaic
(taitlidcc lír
Pernambuco"
River Alcrsey Br Santos
»iiSu.issbilig (ir
Rivei Plate
6 M.it.iji.111 Kr
Itordeaux*
»>'<"« lombia Arg
Buenos Aires
(•.«Campinas tir
Hamburg*
do
7JI>cslerToGr
Santos
7|Mo.lLikc lír
yjPics. Camot Arg B.wmis Aires
7jVin Flori» Ital Rl»-cr 1'lale
alhng .i .-...,. x,. p.Mis.
,/ mericuii
Undaiiiiioil ..
City <«f M"i«'il
Standard
Reaper
Argentine
bk Leopoldina ..
sp Margarida ..
bk.|ohii Black
schr C Giahelli..
bk Abbotsfoid...
schr Leopoldo...
lug E. Ardinicai
A us trio 11
bk Mie Figliii. -Belgiau
bk Thcõd.Eugels
tlrilisti
sp
sp
sp
sp
bk Siadai íina ...
bk Nevado.
Johnston
Wilson Sous
do
A Fiorita ,*
IJahia&Min
& 1
St C
C
l< u
STEAMERS
CAKia
Sundries
do
ColTee
Sundries
do
do
do
do
do
d.>
do
d.
d.,
isime cargo
Sundrir*.
IkillaM
Sundries
do
do
Ballast
Same canto
.
.
WIIKKI1
1'KOM
1603
1117
i|f'.i
'J<>5
CONSICNKK
May 4 Cardifl.... Lage
1 rumos
10 New York-. Geral Com. St
|;
16 S. Frans'co Rio Flour MilK
June 3 A símia
Rio Flour Mills
M'S'4 Nov.
Macio ... P. Bernardes ít
R,
826 Jau. 18 Cape Vcrds To order
2
Apr.
¦MS
Hiunswick Geral 1'oin. & |.
26 Bs. Aires.. Gianclli St C'
120
"77 May 9 Swansea .. Watson; R. & ('
'4 Bs. Aires.. Gianclli ít
218
C
107 J une ,s Ajú
L. «TAzevedo SC
77' May 26
Marseilles. lluvivier ft C
K Antwerp
507 May
. Geral Cyni. & I
1.01 Mar ji«| Brunswick To ürder
674
3 Pensacola. Geral dt! C
ft In.
iogS
7 New! York lnd. liráz, Co.
...Mobile
. . F P Passos
bk Aricroid , 983
1680 A pi 1 i Péiisacóla. ';<"ral i oill. ,"< |
sp Kveiest
; Brunswick Geral C. m. & |,
bk Swansea ...
746
lug Liniiet . -.
5 Cardifl" .. Lloyd Hiaz.
928
15 Cardifl',..i Mess. Maritimcs
sp Co. "f Yr'mth 2151
17 Cardifl .. Norioii, M. ft C.
bk Aliiinliagh ... IOÓ!
19 Rosário.... To orde.
bg Aer1.11a1.it —
446
26 Cardifl'.... Cent. Bi az. R.R
spNetiiéAlurphy '373
28' CardilT ... Wilson Sons ft
bk M. ¦¦- K. C«;x. 1184
C
Cardifl"... Wilson Sons ft C
sp Frank Carvill. .408 May
PhiTIphia Norton, M'w ft C
lug M.'l hompson 555
Cauiifl" . . Norton, M'w ft C
bk Biileshire
967
Cardifl" .
1268
Cent. Bra;-. R.R.
bk Abana
Swansea .. B. Rodrigues & C
.140
hk K.rfeiidi
Pensacola.. lnd. do Brazil
880
bk Wm. Wilcox
Glasgow .. In distress
Ó12
bk Jane
Rangoon. Norlon, M'w ft C
bk Co.ofAnglesea 1067
Rosário... Camuyrano ft C
Ó74
bk Hindostaii
2284
Cardifl .... Cent. Braz. R.R
sp Speke
1-15'
CardilT.... Wilson Sons ft C
sp (.'bailes
''07
Rosário ,.. Alto Parahyba
bk Cliiiew
Rangoon.. Ferraz Sob. .t c
bk Abouk. Bay.. 1117
Rangoon.. H. Stohz ,t C
828
bk Lorrainc .
< ardilf.... Royal Mail
1123
bk Bellona
Rio Cirande Com. do Ceieacs
lug Th. Bõüsiead 172 Juiic
Rosário.. .. L dc Sou/a fi C
hk Oneata
5B8
Bs. Aires.. Duvivier ft C
bk Sovereign.
486
235''
Cardifl"..
sp Cawdor
Lage Irmãos
Ncwport .. Mess. Marilimes
bk Anglesea
978
bk Towy
Rosário . .. Rio Flour Mills
303
London . .. To order
bii; lonc........ 3!9
Rosário .. Rio Flour Mills
bg Alice Ada ... 7.92
Daiiish.
bk Ríchard ..... 290 Mayy «4 S ScbastiEti Queiroz, M. ft C
Fretii h
sp Perseveiance 2511 May
Cardifl" ... Cent, Braz R.R.
bk Bieiifaiteui
Oporto ... Macedo Jr. ft C
3'9
German
bk Anua
uoo A pi.
Livcrpool. Alliança Mill
lug Cari Angus!
292
Antwerp... E. Pecher & C
bk Hcin Baüei", 57i May
Newcastle, Watson, R. ft C
bk .Seinniy Colin 435
Newcastle lulin Moore ft C
bk llcithai >iah'm 1089
Liverpool.. (ias Co.
bk Marie
1218
Cardifl"
Lloyd Braz.
SD Margarctha .. 1287
Cardifl".... Cent. Braz. R.R.
bk Wieland .... 60 2
Rosário .. ('amuyr.iiin & (
bk Pnx
Glasgow . Watson, R íi Ç
056
bk Katinka
805 June
Marseilles Saneamento Co.
bk'Eleita
lango
Obras Publicas
786
bg Gesine
24 S
Rosário
Coud. Cruzeiro
Italian
bk Ve.daGuardi.i 843 Apr. 1 Marseilles. To order
bk N. Ei. Madre 975
13 Marseilles.. To order
bk Celestina
'7 Marseilles..
dei
481
bk ColtitnbÜs,... '255 May 10 Marseilles., Geral Com. & I.
bg F.nrichetta... 297
25 SanNicolas In distress
hk Fitil 10 «Ullt... ¦
Norwegian
bk Flora.'.
497 Apr.
sp M.ithilda
'853
sp Elizabetli
1261
bg Louise
9'5
sp Gennnnic .
I 3!'0
bk Elièzei
865
bk Pitcsident .. 795 May
bk Venskabel .
418
lug Fin gal
336
bk Mi.ij.ah
40.
bk Snpcili
bk (,'onrant
760
i "35
bk Gcmnia .... 429
bk Hieronyiiuis
425
bk Sngitta
553
bk Maria
663
Xaja
bk
427
bk Huggry
876
bk NacHa
59°
hk SieiTing
757
bg Frey
246
•¦p Prince kcgeut «3'5
lug Velux .
534
bk Lindola
3<>4
'587
Nm wood
Jul.'.. Il.insen 595
luga
'3^9
kinghoin . ,
5t<>
Victoria. ,
748
Bieu ....
338
lug Hos
144
bk Mary Stewart 99''
SD
bk
bk
bk
bk
lug
10 lioiilogne.
'4 Cardifl....
14 Ncwport..
'7 Card.IT....
ad Cardifl"
a 8 Bs. Aires..
4 Pensacola,,
4 Laurvig...
5 Fernandina
6 llamburg'
7 Pascagoula
8 Cardifl ....
8 Westerwlck
8 Hamburg ,
8 I lamburg
10 CaidilT....
10 Glasgow .
10 Pensacola
10 Pensacola
'4
Rosário...
P. Alegre.
Cardifl...
Laurvig ..
Rosário ..
CardilT...
Ncw York
Cauiifl ..
Marseilles,
Bs Aires
Rosário,.
P. Alegre.
7 Cardifl...
Oriental
bk Fian. Vidal,
400 Apr, is
Português»
bk Margarida.. 368 Apr.
1 Ipnrto
bk Isabel
"43 May
t)|Hl|'tO ...
bk Humildade .". -'«.I
< )porto .
Russian
sp Vauadis
i" ii) Mar. 29 Marseilles
bk Julia
1076 May 9 Cauiifl....
Spauish
bk Sehasli.uia
618 M ay
«adir....
Swedish
bk Pclcr....
57«|«M»r sy Golhe'biug
bk Alb.u.oss.
57 June 7 ( aulifl .,
Ma/ou
Stoltz .<_ C
do
Fiorita & C
WlIRttH TO
and Rio, timber, p
Ftetghts
Ncw York 35<New Orleans 45*Lundon
3jx
Livcrpool .... 35*
Antwerp
yts
iiamliurg
30X
South
Santos 18I1
Genoa' 241I
DEPARTURES OF
FREIGHTS AND CHARTERS.
The only charter reported is Br bk Rohrt lline, Imbiluba
I
Bremen' *6d
Ai..01 Hr
.S., fiom New \ ..ik for San Francisco, 21 days out
do
Channel f.o.
Lisbonf.o
Lisbuii' i6d
Kuapehu Br
Umbertu I Ital
— The manter of Fr sir Concórdia reports
spcaking ou
May 24lli in I-.I 6X3' N. I.ong p<- 15' W. Amei bip J
l <*.'.
Apr
I lambiirg* 2 pi
lv Johnston ,v ('
New Yiirk' 251! Wilson Sons ot t'
S CliiiiVão' 261! N rte-Sul Co
Livcrpool 241!
Noi ton, MV ,tt'
Santos n.b
do
River Plate |il
-al
do'
P. Alegre' . id
Europa li.d
Genoa' 191!
Cittádi Napoli li
do'
19.I
B. l.av'lo II.. Rivei PI.ite 3Í4d
Patagônia Br
l.iveipool' i/-'«l
Paranyba Pi
Havie' ...d
'ampinas ( o
Santos 18I1
Concórdia !"«
Havre' 251!
Nkw Vork—Nor ship Etitabeth; ballast
PiULADK1_F.ua—Ital bk Celestina;
do
'Thomás —Nor
St.
bk Naja;
,|„.
Baruados—Nor bk Sterling; do.
do
25
STEAMERS.
WIIÍIKK I' ROM
Argentina Gr
Vigilância Amer
Holliliside Br
Biiflon Br
V.imlyck Bi
Mal.uige Port
!Matapan Fr
Moselle Br
Gartlnlee Bi
FOR SEA.
Bastican—Nor ship Mathilde;
do.
Colombo—Br hk .)/ &• E. Cóx;
do.
Tutu. - ür hk Alttmbaglt; t|0.
Buenos Aimcs— Br bk Htndostah;
do.
S. FRANCISCO i><» Si:l—Ger lug Cari August;
OF FOREIGN
FOREIGN SAILING VESSELS IN THE PORT
OF RIO DE JANEIRO, JUNE 8th, _89_.
AKHIVHIl
Quitcria
Oporto
25 Apr
Remittent
1 «ascagoula 13 Apr
Ragnar
Pensacola
Ralnbow
Brunswick
S May
Rosa
Marseilles
Routeiiburn
Cardifl
-'May
Rio Grande do Norte
London
4 Mar
Saerimtter
Cardifl
Souverain
Cardifl"
Staatsminster Selmer
Hamburg 27 Apr
Se,rvla
CardilT
Tu ritta .
Gütlieiiburg
31 Apr
Thurland Castle
Cardifl
Tourity
Rangoon
15
'Polvo
Pensacola
' Feb
.
Iraeusit
Marseilles
1 May
Unanima
Brunswick
8 Apr
Van deu liergli
Marseilles
Vause
Sunderland
1; Apr
JUNE 7.
Silic Isi.and Bi ship Ryerson; 1,447 tons;
Joslin; ballast
AND
2 SApr
Cortez
Cardifl'
Disponent
Simderlaiid n Apr
Dom Podrò II
Ballimorc 30- Apr
Dum/ate
Newport
Eastern Light
Cardifl
Eudora.
New York
Eikcnassuud
Pensacola
( 'ardifl
J^red. B. Taylor
Frcdcn
London
/<". G. Hagemeyer
Ncw York 29 Apr
Florida
I ã verpool
Frcidig.
I .ivcrp.iol
Gler
Pensacola
Grcystoke Castle
Swansea
4 May
Guldregn
Sunderlaiul 22 Api
Rangoon 17 Mar
Gudrttti
Gudvang
Sydncy
Hercules
Càrcjiff
17 Feb
Helifls
Drontlicim . Apr
Humboldt
CardilT
Ida
Cardifl*
24 Apr
Ismaele
M arseilles
Johannes
Pensacola
25 Mar
Savannah
7 Apr
John McDermotl
Pensacola
Johannc Marie
Joseph
Cardifl
Larnicii
('ardifi"
Liiiuca
Hamburg
5.3 Apr
Lord Lytton
CardilT
_., Apr
Livingstone
(.'ardifi"
Matliusaleni
Marseilles
9 Apr
Manitoba
Mobile
Madura
Pensacola
.1
A pi
Maric/ta 11
Cardiff
•.. 7 j\
pr
Melitsine
M arseilles
Cardifl
Mark Curry
Alentar
London
6 May
Macedon
CardilT
Philadelphia
A*. B. Lewis
A*. />'. Monis
Wilmington
Nehemiah Gibson
Brunswick
4 Apr
Norna
Leith
Noé
Marseilles
CardilT
Oska
Ophir
Laurvig
23 Mar
Ostmarscheii
Cardifl
30 Apr
Brunswick
Ostnond O' Brien
Paradiso.
Marseilles
1 May
Paramatta
Brunswick
4 Apr
Pietro T.
Marseilles
17 Apr
Piskataqna
Pensacola
22 Apr
Premier
Greenock
2 May
BARBADOS—Amei bk Adelaide; 377 tons; Boyle; do.
Nor bk Heidrum;
905 tons; llansen; do.
Norbk Ingeri
403 tons; Pntilssen; do.
JUNE 5.
Barbados—Nor bg A mie; 236 tons;
jorgenseii; ballast.
Br bk Edwart D.
Jewett; 880 tons; Lockh.irt; do.
Svdnkv—Nor bk Valborg; 1,064 tons; Wisiein; do.
Itajaiiv -Nor lug llaabe; 445 tons; Rtttelsen; sundries.
ParanaguA- Da., bk c*. C. Uornung; ,9S tons; Aiidcrsen;
do.
JUNE ú.
Barbados- Br lug Sentinel; 498 tons; Helms; ballast
CLEARED
June çth, 1891.
Berla ft C
Royal Mai!
I age Irmfios
B Rodrigues ftC
To ordci
In distress
Geral Com & l
C. Hecksher ft C
lnd. Braz. Co.
To order
Geial Com. ft I.
Cent. Braz. R.R
«'. Hecksher ft C
lnd. Braz. Co.
Karl Vaiais ft C
Braz. Coal Co.
J.C.Pacheco &C
To order
lnd do Brazil
To order
Correia Leite ft C
Noi tou, M'w ft C
C. Hecksher & C
M. inho Flum.
I.a^c li mãos
Geral Com. ft I.
Cent. Biaz. R.R
To order
'To
oíder
Rio Floui Mills
'1
o ouler
B. Rodrigues ft C
Tu order
To nrdci
Macedo Jr. fi V,
Cosia Simões & C
T.i ouler
Lloyd Braz.
lu distress
Geral Com. e l.
B Rodrigues ft C
BAHIA.
From Messrs. Vaughan. Al, Nair &- CVs Market Report,
dated May jufh ;
Sugar.
Soon afie. our lasl reporta sale ,.f al>out
9.010
bags N.. 7.4 II S. t„ok place at formei
prices. vir; i$.6_
pet ... lulus, etiual lo tis per cwt. f. o. b with f.cighi and
c miiiiKMon.
Also alwut 1,500 bags crystals and a.ooo bags
Naxaielhs changed hands for Liverpool al tf703
lokilos
the formei and i$o;6 ||,C lane.. Advices bom i>ci
consliming
couuliies
however, being lately uuf.n-or.ible n» fmlher
business has hecn done: dcaleis continue to ask old
prices
Stocks in lusl hands about 17,000 bags.
Cocoa
Entries since our last amount to vinte
s« bags,
a! «r which has been sold at «iísSt-sííss
per 10 kilos, lhe
auge accounting f,.r ihe euhauced cm
rency prices
CoKFim rum. bul bule doing fur want of st(«.ks
Kiitries
of the ncw ciop since «mr last amount lo about
1.500 bags, lhe
«f
which
has
becn b.ugbt up bv stieculaiois and
greatei part
for hnme consumption at from 7F489 10 8$i7o
per io kilos
IJnly alMnit iv>. bags new and
S<w> baes oli have been sold
«lhe Liiued SUten at s|i;o the former aml «$«.78
pei
10 ki!..s. the latter for regular in first Valcti* ."
Hii.rs... Shipraenss continue for account of dealers
Wc
quoie nominally 44U ts, per kilo for dry and <«o rs. dryalted
Fiassav _- Demand has I*en vetj active aml
pike* show
an«.ther advante. We quat;: aidmaiy
fair oíuoft
j$»_».,
g.» .1 lof 500 and .rtime ¦ 1 . . -. t$c_iM_. L-iige tranciúions,
aUnn 4>« t ns have taken
place and the market •» abou!
cte-imi \ stock.
'"oylllHOs-Ait.
again in líenum! íi* go.^ he.«-\ natãtlx
ami sevt-ial thouunds Htivc been sold al t&ms
per mil. wdchmg about 8^ kíl«.
Fkkk.iit«. Clurtetedi to load «ig;ar. Nor bk Fi>rtuHJ, to a
United S.a.cs jum. if>_ IU p« ton
f », cwt «iih usiwl
extras.
June çth, 1891.]
THE
m
RIO
NEWS.
STOCK AND SHARE LIST.
J-ume títlx, 1S91.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
m
...
Rate r,
Denomtnalton
Present Interest
Jiwn/ /rt_yíiA/í
Apólices, gold
do
Gold Loan 1868..do
1879
do
1889
581,521,700$ Jan.—July 4
119,600
do
18,017,500 Apr. —Oct. 6
51,632,500 Quaiterly
109,694,000 do
,\%
4
Noiuina l
value
,
BANKS.
Last sale
200$— 1,000$
1,000$
1,000
1,000
5 00 --1,000
Closing- quotations
t,OoO$OOo
1,298
1,108
Ca^t t,ii
99 Or,
—
000
99.)
Companies
Nominal
va lue
Last sale
Í3,ò.|9,6io
'£)
8
Jan —July
Apr.—Oct.
do
Jan.—July
do
Jan.—July
bcb ~-Aüg.
Jan.— )uly
Slar.—Scpt.
Apr.—Oct .
Jan.-July
1,133,200
15,167,000
¦;'.;¦»
May—Nov.
do
209,900
125,000
1,600,000
£137,100
6,679,800
Lw,'\s°
650,000
6)í
5-6
5
7
5
7
6
6
6
7
1,000,000
2,000,000
20,000,000
Bragantina
Campos and (.'.-iran gola . .
Geral do Brazil ..........
Juiz ilu Kóra and Piau..
Leopoldina
do
..
gold
do
Maricá
Sapucahy
S, Isabel do Rio Preto..
do
gold
Sorocabana
do
gold
União Valenciana
200$
200
196$
'95
51 500
192
200
200
Ls°
53
490
G5
IOO
65
54
000
¦170
-5OO
000
OOO
500—
,65
5 s.
.6"
IQ5$000 - 3O2$00O
2,000,000
20,000,000
I ,ooo,o.,o
000-
80,000,000
«4
£20
—105
176
192
200
(.50
440
87 "Io
IOO
£5°
-87
10,000,000
2,000,000
1,000,000
25,0000110
1,000,000
100,000,000
000
%
500
140
200
Jan.-July
do
do
Apr.—Oct
|an. —|uly
do
240,000
250,000
278,000
6
7
7
8
6}<
Cant. c Viação Fluminense,
Carris Urbanos
.
£20
40,000,000
1,000,000
20,000,000
Pernambuco
S. Paulo and S. Amaro ...
Villa Isabel
160 OOO I7O OOO
172
500
• 160
2o«
200
200
do
490
'"7°/o
25,000,000
100,000,(100
,98
5,000,000
2,500,000
1,000,000
10,000,000
10,000,0011
8,000,0110
1,000,000
.SHIPPING.
May—Nov.
Jun.—Dec.
r,377i3"0
11,000,000
S
7
Ferry
Lloyd Brazileiro
IOO
200
100'",,
208
200
2 00
200
180
200
JOO
200
200
2O0
200
200
203
CltUTKAl.SUGAH FÀCTORIIIS
Apr.-Ocl. 85,
Jan.—July 6
Mar. -Sept. 6\$
784,000
1,500,000
200,000
Pureza
Quissamã
Hio Branco
'95
169
20,000,000
i! 1,250,000
2,000,000
Mll.I.S.
Feb.—Aur. 7
Jan—luly 8
May—Nov. 7
Apr —Oct 7
May—Nov. 7
Apr.—Ocl. 7
do
'
7
Jan.—July 6
Apr.—Oct 7
do
7
Jan.-July 7
do
6'í
May—Nov. 7
Mar. Scpl 7
Jan.—July. 6
2,000,000
96,000
400,000
1,138,600
1,000,000
564,000
600,000
£450,000
300,000
3,000,000
308,000
1,000,000
350,000
226,900
£675,000
Alliança
Biríbcry
Bom Fim
Brazil Industrial
Carioca
Confiança Industrial
Industria I Mineira
Petropolitana
£20
Páo Grande
Progr. Industrial do Ilrazil..
Rink
S. Christovão
S. Lázaro
S. Pedro de Alcântara....
União Industrial S. Sebastião
200
200
2O0
200
200
1 OO
£2- IO S
204
-203
000
200
192
190
196
2>5
MINES,
197,000
S. Jeronymo | coal|
Jan.-July
IOO
.(,000,000$
86,857$ Agricola do Brazil
30,000 Alliança do Brazil
398,813 Wixiliar
66,034
Bolsa
298,300
5,000,000
400,000
.1^2,500,000
33,000.000
33.000,000
1,000,000
9,9 11,200
I,923,26o
1,513,120
500,0"0
700,000
10,000,000
I'-37',4J1 Bra7.il
1 ô, 508
3.24'
50,000
100,000
2.750,652
95
2,000,000
I 2,000,000
1,600,000
2..0,000
80,000,000
4,000,000
800,000
1,000,000
10,000,000
264,000
2,400,000
'.254,511
250,000
695,800
34,000,000
20,000,000
1,000,000
2,500,000
1,895,800
10,313,840
7,500,000
30,000,000
5,000,000
675,000
493,010
5,000,000
4,000,000
8,000,000
1,000,000
10,000,000
£625,000
2,000,000
2,000,000
23,226
23,292
100,000
393.5'7
40,000
284,243
30.500
1,500,000
2',373
9,807
28,758
1,150,000
110,000
449.763
£400,000
100,000
5,000,000
1,000,000
5,000,000
; o, 000,0 00
1,000,000
984,110
25,000,000
' 200,000
3,000,000
5,000,000
200,000,000
3,000,000
2,000,000
190,000,000
300,000
1,000,000
20,000,000
10,000,000
2,000,000
20,000,000
10,000,000
10,000,000
20,000000
920,980
4,000,000
I 0,000,000
2,000,000
12,000,000
5,236.530
6,200,000
2,000,000
20,489
4'4'3.°44
256,410
361,031
280,053
200.000
MtSClIlXANKOUS.
6
Jan—July
Slar. -Sept,
Jan.—July
.Í337i5°°
200,000
3,000,000
50,000,000
1,000,000
8
7
6
Apr.—Oct.
Feb.—Aug
Jau.-July .
do
Mar.—Sept.
May—Nov.
do
Jan.—July
Apr.—Oct.
Apr.—Oct.
£200,000
150,000
£562,500
498,800
1,600,200
£ 150,000
266,000
600,000
90,000
500,000
7
7'-4'
8
5
6
6!á
7
6
8
8
6M
Agticola do Ribeirão Preto..
Arcliitectonica
Banco de Viação do Brazil..
Banco Credito Movei,consols
Brazil Agricola
Cantareirae Esgotos, gold..
Coustructoia
Empreza dc Obras Publicas..
Docas D. Pedro II
Ind. Lav. e Col. Macahé....
Lavoura. Ind & Cotou
Melhoramentos U. de Nicih.
185
80
IOO
IOO
100
200
10,000,000$
80 000—
52
45
3,000,000
10,000,000
.650
a
10,000,000
25,000,000
24,000,000
180
190
£20
200
200
3,000,000
2,000,000
£'°
200
20O
IOO
200
Nacional de Óleos
Nova Industria
Serviços Marítimos
..
.
Companies
1,250,000$
1,833,200
2,519,920
1,789,500
1,000,000
2,250,000
5,000,009
7,500,500
180,000
750,000
150,000
557,000
7,553,99')
70.895
1,670, IOO
1,000,000
200,000
539.3^9
20,249
200 000$
4,000,000$
3,000,000
2,000,000
2,000,000
75». 000
200, 000
200. 000
200, 000
4,000,000
4,000,000
2,500,000
2,000,000
2,000,000
8,000,000
1,000,000
520, 000
250, ,000
aoo OnO
aoo, .000
400 000
100 ,00o
2110, 000
75". 000
250, 000
4,000,000
5,000,000
5,000,000
1,0110,000
2|000,000
UK ,00o
20I
Rese 11/
fund
20,441$
•f94'7"7
J".5o-»
l 0,000
192,781
216,757
198,008
150,000
360,000
27,28'!
40,1100
196,000
2.ll,000
10,131
11.411
Companies
Alliança
Argos Fluminense
Atalaia
Bonança
Confiança
Fidelidade
Garantia
Geral..
Indemizadoia
Integridade
Lealdade
Nova Permanente
Pievidente
Prosperidade
União Com. dos Varegistas
Vicilancla
Dividend Nominal Last ~, .
/jf./ mluf Ju Closingquotations
000
000
000
—23o$ooo
000
Nominal Last
value sale
2$ooo - lan.
25 000—}an.
1 750-lan.
000 -Jan.
000 J an.
000—lan.
20$
Capital
'. ,
.
p.it.i ,tp
Reserve
,
r
fund
10
20
20
125
100
jo
ao
100
10
20
000—Jan
000—Jan.
¦i 000--July
ooo—July
30
20
20
10
2 000—July
Jan
July
3,000,000 600,000
3,000,000 900,000
40,000.000 8,000,000
l2,lH10,OllO 3,400,1100
25,000,000 2,670,01)0
-•-.
8,SíO
200,468
720,000
8,000,000
600,000
1,600,000
30,000,000 6,000,000
10,000,000 1,400,01x1
6.000,000 1,200,000
30.000,000 30,000,000
39,000,000 I í, 000,000
5,200,000
«0,000,000 3,000,000
¦ 2,000,000 2,400,000
3,000,000
s.6o».,ooo
3,000,000
900,000
t,.>8n,»73
.U.3M
600,000
too,ooo,ooo
Dividend
paid
....
C.itagu.mvs
Estr. e S. Franc. to Chopim.
Geral do Brazil
Maricá
Mi::."i de S. Jctouyino
a seiies
Monte Claros.
Muzambiuho.
Nordoeste do Biazil
Notie de S. Paul»
Oeste de Minas
do 2 seiies.......
do 3 seiies
Paraopelw..
1'eçanha 10 Araxá. ,
Quilombo
Rio Doce.
Sapucahy.,
Sorocabana ..............
do prolongation..
Sul Paulista
Thctesopoits
Tijuca
União Valenciana
Vassouras e Paty do Alfeies
Viação Férrea Sapucahy....
do
2 series....
40$
ao
40
fo
iQ,í
100
20
40
OO
40
7%—Ja»7 «o—Jan.
7%— Jan
91
91
91
Ini. —Jan. 91
3 000—-Jan. 91
3 "o—June 90
3 o,-june 90
f*% «o—Feb. 84
Last
sale
..
8|,i$6
55Ô 82*
aa
30
000
000
157 000
a6 000
000
4
45
64
000
000
108
000
300
240
170
270
64
IOO
KJ5
000
000
000
000
000
000
000
140
30
350
000
000
000
000
000
000
00o
000
000
000
000
000
60
84
000
100
IOO
55
77
122
200
230
160
000
200
160
100
200
40
100
200
80
80
IOO
¦Jan.
80
¦Jan.
80
138
104
115
105
200
23
170
60
200
80
100
-Jan.
a°t>p.a -Jan.
Jan.
roo
soo
4
2
000 ¦Jan.
000- -Jan.
180
60
60
200
60
-jan.
an.
i5"oP.a
an.
2 000
an
10
000
-300
000
35
500.
10
io
6
40
35
140
5
000
40 ¦ «.oo
00
OOO 200 OOO
-i
80
-Jan.
-Jan.
-Jan.
Ss- -Apr.
000- -Jan
aoo
000100000
200
100
—100 000
....
—2
....
70 000
61 000— 67 000
—185 000
. —
105
500
000
000
000
000
^10
200
000—114
°°°
95
000
195
000—
150
000—165
000
208
000—aao
000
127
500—139
000
186
000 -189
000
80
20
20
8
IOO
5
128
24
120
40
190
i83
100
3°
6 ooo--Jan.
91
2 500—July go
12
6
6
15
000000000000-
Jan.
an.
an.
Apr
Jan.
z]
50%-
70
40
200
200
120
200
100
70
440
IOO
104
225
92
54
60
-:j
an.
an.
an.
uly
00010 000- -Jan.
500 -Jan.
000- -Jan.
ia%p,a —Jan.
9u'„pa —Jan.
12 V—Jau.
15 000an.
-Jaan.
000
3
000-
5"
6%6%-
000
000
000
000
000
000
000
000
000
000
000
000
000
....
—.
—
4a 000
—450 000
102 000—115 000
—240 000
—.
90 000—
60 000—64 000
90$ooo
23 500
60 000
130 000
230 000
50 000
123 000
io
50
IOO
aoo
5"
100
60
7"
150
200
60
000
80
138
000
000
000
300
6o$o
40
Nominal
.
.
,
tfí"""
value
Last sale
Closing
quotations
S3 %-87 9o
— n6$ooo
So %-Sa',*
%
33
«*>
200
000
42$ooo—
....
....
— 1 jo$ooo
ClOSlHg quotations
Ó3. 275
562
T', 9(14
240, 000
419,160
2,400,000
480,000
80,000
250,000
600,000
400,000
4, oOO, 000
600,000
l ,00o. 000
a 80,000
10,000,00a
4,408,440
850,000
9,09a
155.°4°
375.O00
3,20 \000
1,600,000
600,000
23O,O.,0
3,200,000
3,2.«O.OOO
Dividend Nominal Last
paid value sale
Closing quotations
32,000
"7.:
3'.;
44:
1,
Alliança
Bom Fim
Brazil Industrial
Brazileira
Carioca
Confiança I ndustrial
do 2 series
Corcovado
Cruzeiro do Sul
D. Isabel
Industrial Mineira
*..
Industrial de Ouro Preto....
Nacion.it de Seda
Páo Grande
Petropolitana ......
Progresso Ind. .Io Brazi!..
Rink
S. Lázaro
do
2 series
S. Pedr» de Alcântara
União Industrial
União Industrial S. Sebastião
i2$ooo—July 90
200
S 000—July
ooj —Aug.
ta 000—Jan.
15 000—Jan.
4 500—Jan
100—Jan.
200$
36o$ooo
220
000
90 200 220
000
00
91
91
91
91
000
200 106
200
aoo 200
140 120
66
80
80
.... 200 210
.... aoo 200
--.. 140
45
.... aoo 220
12 000—july 90 200 220
000—July S9 200 200
4 725—Jan. 91 aoo 200
14 000—July 83 aoo 200
i5utip.a—Jan. 91 200 235
.... 100
90
—Aug. 90 aoo aao
6 000—lan. 91 200 2az
400—Jan. 91 aoo 190
000
000
000
000
000
000
000
000
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000
000
000
000
000
000
00*
1 oo$ooo— 1 o 2 $000
170 000 — 185
000
MISCELLANEOUS.
aS$ooo— 29$ 500
....
—
29
000
Capitai
Capital
paid up
400,000$
7,000,000
40O.«oo$
7,000,000
768,400
768,4'.*»
3051
000
ijOíHi
3,000,000
IO,Oi-O,O00
86 000
38 000
176 000
—
4«
60
350 000
IOO OvKl
65 000
70 000—
4«>
55 o°°
—
60
aoo
40
«4Ó
ao
168,
400,000
3,000,000
300,000
1,000,000
600,000
400.000
S,.
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2,400,000$
400,000
3,000,000
300,000
1,000,000
2,400,000
400,000
250,000
600,000
200,000
30O,OoO
60
40
200
2,400,000.$
Com/anits
Reserve
fund
Companies
Nomina.
value
Dividend
fi«iJ
Last
sale
Closing quotations
198^000
205 ooo
218 001
aoo Ooo
59 000
410 000
390 000
aSoíooo — 2oo$ooo
120 opo
60 000
38 000
35 5<k»
300,000
738,0» «o
4,500,000
550,000
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2,5C<l,O0il
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4tO0õ90O<1
40 0,0
40,0c
40 000
35 000— 35 500
a,««j I.IMJO
22SI..KX»
100,000,000
aO.OOO.OOO
15,000,000
l,200,„O0
25,000,000
t,000,000
1.000,000
aao, 000
40.000.000
10,000,000
3.000,000
I.XOO.OQO
5,000,000
000,000
47«,ooo
Carioca
200$
Jardim Botânico ..........
Pemamhtic»
S Oirístovão ,............
3$ooo—Ãpr. 91
aoo
a?4$oo.>
91
91
100
900
110
?94
f, ©00— lan.
—Jan.
I9S
40
-Jan.
-Jan.
26
11 000 -Jan.
500- -lan.
i2%p.a -lan.
1 j 000 -Jan.
2 400 -Jan.
2 400- -Jau.
4 000 -Apr.
14
- 45 000
398
80
000-
jooÍooo
....
000
1—Jan.
'-/o-
14
170*000
000
197
200
100
20
000-
000
50
393 '"»•
6 %- jan.
o-o-
6
000
60
250
43$ooo
ÍOO
40
40
Reservi
fund
4,000,000
1.0 0,000
1,000,00o
4»
aoo
Capital
paid up
Capital
TRAMWAVS
5,000,000$ 5,000,000$
9.700,000 9,700,000
5,8oo.*M>0 800,000
9.000.000 9,000,000
12 000
20 000- ¦Feb
IO %- .Mav
12 OOO- •Jan.
000
9 000
10
000
t1
ooo
210 000
140 000
50
000
18
000
180 000
9 000
16
000
QOO
25
16
500
000
40
10
OnO
.Vom mal
ralue
Cabo Fiio
500,000$ 100,000$
2,000,000 200,000
60,000,000 12,000,000
00,000,000 6o,lHK>,000
2'>0,00O 290,000
10,000,000 1,9811,000
('pinpánies
r8o$ooo
60
200
60
.'V?5o
Brazil
100$
100%
548,400$ June —Dec. 5
Jan.—July
Credito ,Real do Brazil....
100
oo^no
,
11.103,100
J
,
y"
J
1
do
uo
5
gold
£i\ Ss ii5$ooo
100$
92%
7,719,500 Apr.—Oct.
Credito Real de S. Paulo..
Estados Unidos
100
93%
7,790,800
6
do
8,000
5
gold
100
Predial.
.... May —Nov. 6
roo
8a
%
100
„
União, S. Paulo
5,148,500 .... ..
Closing quotations
RAILWAYS AND TRAMWAYS.
1/•.a.v./
apita:
Real S. Paulo ...
do 2 series
do comm. dep
Lavoura, S Paulo
Mercantil, Santos
do 2 series..
S
Paulo
S Paulo e Rio
União S, Paulo
Minas Geraes
Territorial,
do
do
2 series
luly
-Jan.
-lan.
23$000
J5° 374
000—Jan.
000—Jan,
000— [an.
750
So$
Closing quotations
MILLS.
Dividend
paid
000
Last
sale
HYPOTHECARY NOTES.
INSURANCE-;
Capital
paul up
Conunercial do Rio dè Jan.
do
2 series
Commerciantes
Commercio
do
2 series
GommèVcio e Industria ....
Constructor do Brazil
Continental
Cosmopolita
Crédito Commercial
Credito Garantido
Credito Mercantil
Credito Movei
Credito Popular
Credito Publico (Caixa)
Credito Real do Brazil
do
2 series
do comm. dep...
Credito Rural e Internac...
Credito Universal, gold
Depósitos e Descontos....
Federal do Brazil
Fluminense
Franco-Brazilelro
Impulsor
Industrial c Mercantil
Intermediário
Lavoura e Comniercio
London & Brazilian, Lmted.
Mercantil dos Varegistas...
Mobilisador
Mutuo
Operários
Pariz e Rio.
Povo
Popular
Regional do Brazil
Republica dos E.U.do Brazi
Rio de Janeiro
Rio e Matto Grosso
Rural e Hypothecario
Sociedade Bancaria
Sul-Americano
União de Credito
,
União Ibero-Americano....
Viação do Brazil
,
Present Interest Rate .,
Amount
payabie
°/„
160$
..
1,200,000$
960,000$
Carioca
i2%p.a—Jan. 91 200 250
20,000,000 20,000,000 Lloyd Brazileira, reg
bcarer... ia%p.a—Jan. 91 200 240
do
..
,
—Jan. 91 40 48
..
M,000,000 2,800,000 .. Brazileira,eEstradas de ferro
160
..
5,000,000 4,000,000 .. Na,'. Navegação Costeira
12.4a9op.ilJan.91 40 55
6,000,000 1,200,000 .. Norte c Sul
Capital
Cooperativo
441,088$ Credito
i»5
ioo 500
200
SHIPPING.
r- j.
Capital
Cafitai
pJd%ipReserve
fulu{
do
? series
Brazil e Londres
Brazil-Norte America, gold.
Brazileiro..
Classes Laboriosas
Central
2$0002 4 OO -
PROVINCIAL
£20
Nom.
value
DK JANUIRO
Brasília nische
5,838,840
TKAMWAYS
^787.500
426,553
783,100
5,000,000
20,000,000
M 10,000,00o
100,(100,000
50,000.000
10,000,000
'.',000,000
Closing quotations
RAILWAYS.
1,300,000$
1,500,000
10,0110,01111$
1,000,000
Divúlend
Paid
Name
fit mi
RIO
-1, j8o$ooo
10,000,1100
Rate
°/o
Interest
payabie
Reserve
99H$ooo-
OOO
000
DEBENTURES.
Present
Amount
Capital
paiii up
a,O00,eoo
000
o«>o
....
—•4o$»x>
íS-->$o«í—
....
S, 000,000
»O,0-M»,OOO
400,000
2.400,000
2,000,000
J0O.OOO
400,000
A^ic. Coloiiiz. de Vassouras
Cant. e Viação Fluminense
Carruagens Fluminense....
Commercioe industria ....
200$
¦ ÍOtJO —•July
4f04K>10 OOO- -Jan.
qu
91
Commissões e Ensaq.de Café io"oP a • -Jan 91
-lan. 91
Empieza de Obtas Publicas.
do
a series
•o •'/„- -Jan. 91
Eusaccadora de Café.......
Evoneas Fluimuensc.......
lud. e Colonisador do Brazil
Ind I.v. e Viaçào dc Macahé
-Jan.
Industrial l.o tKidv^ucs)
91
o< . : , i.- ; t - no Brazil... 6 000- -Jan. 91
-Jan.
do do Rio.....
Int.91
do
de S. Paulo
Nacional dc Óleos
000 -Jan
91
Nova Era Rural
1 >*oP-a -Jan. 91
Pastoril Muiíira
i'O0- -Aug. 90
Phusphato de Cal
Saneamento do Kio ... ia%p.a -Jan. 91
Serviços M^uiimos
. 8 000 -Jan. 91
-Jan. 91
Torrei» Brazileira
3 fcoo-|an. 91
União
aoo
aoo
aoo
60
aoo
100
40
40
60
54 000
40 000
100
180
50
So
50
95
5<w
100
14S
000
000
000
000
000
80
70
iao
iao
4'1
íoi)
So
20»
50
130
3a
1S0
32
000 —
000
000
55 000
41 000
110 000
79 000
-*:¦,¦> 000
94 000 - 95 oo-,
-•'
NEWS,
RIO
THE
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DLECTRICITY.
CRASHLEY & Co.,
fM#tt0.
Neivsdealer s and Booksetlers.
THOMAS N0RT0N'S
Thomson-Houston International Electric Co.,
Subscriptions received for ali the leading English and American newspapers and periodicals. Agents for
OF SAILING PACKETS
REGULAR LINE
OLD
UNITED STATES AND BRAZIL P0RTS_
Established in 1863
LoadingBetth; Coveted Pier No. 17, East Rivet
Estimates given for Electric railways, overhcad single
wire system. Also for Are and Incandcscent lighting. Isolated
and Central Station plants, Electric Mining Machinery,
Electric Motors and Transinission ot Power.
City lighting a speciality.
R
Box. 954.
O
o
CO
RIO DE JANEIRO.
OF
No. 53, RUA DOS OURIVES,
São Paulo:
34 B, Kua da Imperatriz
Nictheroy:
Uua
do Imperador
3(j,
Montevideo and Buenos Ayres.
for Santos.
11
La Plata.
.»
15
,,
22
Magdalena Bahia, Pernambuco, St. Vincent, [iisbòn,
Vigo, Southampton anil Antwerp.
La Plata.. Southampton and Antwiifp, calling at
Bahia, Pernambuco, Lisbon and Vign.
Porto Alegre:
399, Rua dos Andradas
RIO DE JANEIRO.
Bahia:
In front of lhe Elcvntor
Buenos Aires:
137, Calle Maipú
Rosário:
«93 %\ Calle Mcnânzn
HORSFORD'S ACID PHOSPHATE.
Im:
LEA&PERRINS1
SAUCE,
1, Sobrado
Superintendem.
NITED STATES AND BRAZIL
MAIL STEAMSHIP Co.
FORTNIGHTLY SERVICE
A brain food.
It increases the
capacity for mental labor and acts
as a general tonic
It rests the
tired brain and imparts thereto
new life and vi<»or.
Dr. Ep. T. JOHNSON, M.R.C.S., 121 Rice-lane,
Wnlloii, Liverpool, says; " Tliave used it with
very good res'lis in cases oí overtaxed nntl overworked hrains, one in particular, a sclioolmaster,
wliere it ttcletl like a cliann."
The Original and Genuine
CARRYING THE U. S. AND BRAZILIAN MAILS
WORCESTERSHIRE
SAUCE
bcars thc Sign ature, thus:—
SAILINGS FOR NEW YORK:
27 June
11 July
Dr.jNO. LAMBE, M.K.C.S., West Villa. Slmrdington, No. Clielteiiliain, says : " It produced
good results in sick headache and brain proslrntion, tranquilizing the irritation, giving comforlablc
sieep."
Thc fine Steamer
VIGILÂNCIA,
will
Descriptive pamphlel post-free on application to
RumPord Chemical Works. Providcncc, R. /., U. S. A.
BAKER
Captain
sail for
NMW YORK
Pernambuco,
Maranhão,
Pára,
&
PERRINS'
Sole Agents
SAUCE,
RETAIL
iCTjACOKOn*
c abi n
New
steerage
$220
York
çjolrl
$75
$145
dt back..
,,
$275
NEW
ZEALAND
SHIPPING Co.,
Wilson, Sons &• Co., Limited; Agenls
No. 2 Fraca das Marinhas.
And lor cargo to
W. C. Teci.,
No. i A, Rua dc S. Pedro.
IVKRPOOL, BRAZIL AND RIVF.R
PLATE MAIL STEAMERS.
UNDER CONTRACT WITH THK
BRAZILIAN GOVERNMKNT.
SAILINGS
FROM
RIO.
To New York:
Arcfiimedes
nth June
Mails are closed as announce»! by the Post Office
For cargo apply lo lhe Broker
Wm. R. McNiven,
89, Rua «° dc Março.
For passages, parcels, specie, etc., to the
Agents —Norton, Megaw & Co.
ir Rua if> de Março.
<
ÜMWJfÜil
to
LONDON.
Kaikoura
Tongariro
STEAM
PACIFIC
NAVIGATION COMPANY.
July 5th
Aug. znd
These steamers are first-class in every respect and are
celebrated for quick homeward passages and superior accommodations.
Call at Tknbkipkk and PLVMÒUTli; passengers may land at latter port.
Kor freights apply to W. C. Peck.
No. 1 A, Rua de S. Pedro;
and lor passages and olher information to
Wilson Sons & Co., L'd., Agents,
No. 1, Praça das Marinhas.
SAVILL & ALMON Co.,
SHAW,
LIMITED.
ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
BETWEEN
NEW ZEALAND and LONDON.
HOMEWARDS-Due at Rio de Janeiro.
Tainui
June .zoth
Doric
Ju|y ,gth
Steamers superior in every rcsj>ect and fitted wilh even'
convenience for thc comfort of travellers. Call at TknkriffÍí
and PLYMOUTH; passengers may land at latter port.
For freight apply to W. C. Peck,
No. 1 A. Rua de S. Pedro;
and for passages and other information to
Wilson, Sons & Co L'd , Agents,
No. 2, Praça das Marinhas.
«sJÉfl
fl
DEPARTURES for LIVERPOOL.
f _^_m_M
LLOYD,
NORDDEUTSCHER
BREMEN.
Capital.
. . 40,000,000 Marks.
Regular Lines of Steam Packets hetwccn
Bremen — United States
,, Brazil
River Plate
China, Japan
,, Austrália
Departttres from Rio de Janeiro on the Sth
and JJtd of each month to
Bahia, Lisbon, Antwerp and Bremen.
Passengers and carg». for ali porta of the diliercnl lmcs
accepted.
Passage Rates:
tst.-el. ^rd-ei.
Ru>—Antwerp. Iliemen
500 Marks. loofcoo
1,000
,, —New Yoik vt* ltrcnien
i5of«K>
,, -Lisbon
500
7ofw»
For further information apply to
HERM. STOLTZ & Co., Agents.
Rua da Alfândega. No. 60.
^H __m
June íjth
2Sth
These popular steamers are fitted wilh lhe electric light and
ali modern conveniences. Insurance policies may he taken
out at lhe agency on merchandise, haggage and values.
For freights apply to W. C. Peck,
No. 1 A, Rua de S. Pedro;
and for passages and other information to
Wilson Sons & Co., L'd.,Agents.
No. a, Praça das Marinhas.
Riu
dc Janeiro
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CO
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GREAfREMEDf
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tfl
t/i
^mm.m.\ml^r^.______l_____Wm________C--
Calling at Lisbon and Bordeaux.
Galicia
John Elder
Due at Rio de Janeiro.
For passages and information apply to
INTENDED
L'd.
ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS.
HOMEWARDS-RIO
L
8 A, Rua da Candelária.
EVER Y W H E !R E _
Passage Rates
To Liverpool
IV. R. CASSELS & Co.
Wholesale and for Export by the Proprietors, Worcestcr; Crosse
f lilachwell, London, ^.,*c./ and by
Oroeers and Oilnien throughout the World.
Thomas.
Barbados and St.
Ask for
LEA
Saturday, i3th June
Bahia,
TireàBtram
Guayaquil, Lima, Iquiquc, La Paz, etc, etc,
G. C. Anderson,
ADVANCE
FINANCE...
m
G. & C. MEBB1AM & CO., Publlahers,
gprlngfleld, Mass., V. S. A.
Campos:
69, Rua 13 de Maio
and at Montevideo, Salto, La Plata, Cordoba, Santa Fé, Tucuman, Asuncion, Valparaiso, Santiago,
For freight, passages and other information apply Io
Kua do S. Pedro No.
CO
for ovory Family and School.
Revision has been in progress for over 10 years.
Moro than 100 oditorial laborers omployod.
Get tho Best.
Criticai examination invited.
Sold by ali Dooksollors. Illustrated pamphlot free.
"
Cautlonl—Choap books called Webster'» Dig
Dictionary,":"Web8ter's Encyclopedlc Dictionary," otc.,aro being advertised. The body of these
from A to Z is printed from plates mado by photographing tho antiquated 1847 edition. Tho authontie "Unabridged" (still copyrlghted) and
tho new " International" both bear tho imprint of
Celebrated
Sewing Machines
This Company will have steamers frum anil to England
three times per month.
Insurance 011 freight shipped 011 these steamers can
taken out at the Agency.
WEBSTER-&
LlNTERNATIONAL,
DICTIONARY
A GRAND INVESTMENT
BRANCII A GENCHES:
„
u
/
Ko-oditcd and Roset from Cover to Covor.
THE
General Agency in South America:
Deslination
June 10 Elbe
PROPRIETORS
SINGER
Celebrated
Sewing Machines
1891
Steamer
thc
Successor of the unabridged.
AND
MANUFACTURERS
TABLE OF DEPARTURES,
Date
at
NEW YORK AND LONDON
SOLE
Under contracts ivith thc British and Brazilian
Governments for carrying thc mails.
best of terms
THE NEW WEBSTER
The Singer Manueactuking Company
OYAL MAIL
STEAM PACKET COMPANY.
thc
79, Sete de Setembro.
A fine assortment of plain and ruled Lettcr paper, in shects
and pads, just received.
3
XpÔm
and 011
Office: 81 Theophilo Ottoni,
P. O.
No. 67, Rua do Ouvidor.
best description
Typographia Aldina
Agent for Brazil.
Dealers in AtkinsoiCs, Piesseò3Lnbiti's and Royal
Perfitincries and Pear's Soafi
104 Wall St., New-York.
of the
ARTHUR H BROWN,
Agents for LongstretlCs Rubber Stamps.
For Freight and General information apply to
Thomas Norton,
FINE COMMERCIAL PRINTING,
THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
OF
fonrm«'ya
Charles,
'
merchant
at Rio de Janeiro who i.s believed to bc dcad. lf liis represenlativcs will conimunicatc with the undersigned they will
hcar something of advantage —Challinors & Shaw, Solicitors
Leek, England.
The European Mail:
A large assortment of English novéis, of the Tauchnitz Edi.
tions.ofthe Franklin Square Library and ofthe Lovell Library
constantly on hand.
Views of Rio and neighbourhood.
Orders received for Scientific and other books.
BKTWEKN THE
Cox, Frederic
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bottle. Dlractiooi to 11 l.tti(ut«r«.
THK VUABLEl» A. VOUKLK.lt CO.
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ROSS & COAKES,
CIVIL ENGINEERS & CONTRACTORS
32, RUA DO ROZARIO, 32
Surveys, [dans and estimates of railways and public works
prepared «n accordance with the rcquircments of the Hnuili.™
Govcinmcnt.
6 m
The Constitution of the United States
Translated mtu Portuguese, with a chioitological skclch ol
thc principal e%tnts leading to thc American Revolution, «•>
far sale at tim oflice
Price 200
I~vr. Aldina,
reis.
jy, Sete de Setcmbio.