THE CUBA REVIEW 



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PROFITS OF PEANUT OIL 



Tt is stated that one bushel of thirty 

 pounds of good Spanish peanuts will make 

 a gallon of peanut oil, which is selling 

 now at eighty cents per gallon, and the 

 cake is very valuable. 



As eighty to one hundred bushels per acre 

 are about the average size of a crop of 

 this nut, it would seem that this is a very 

 profitable crop, since they have now in- 

 vented a machine for cleaning them — here- 

 tofore a very tedious and expensive busi- 

 ness. 



Several mills for the production of pea- 

 nut oil have already been established in the 

 southern states. The nut grows vigorously 

 in Cuba and yields good crops. 



The Christian Brothers have erected in 

 Vedado, a suburb of Havana, Cuba, a 

 handsome $100,000 day school and broth- 

 ers' residence. That makes the sixth large 

 school which the brothers now possess in 

 Cuba.— Tablet (Brooklyn, N. Y.). 



Juan Vicente de Cardenas, mayor of 

 Banes, Oriente Province, died at that place 

 on March 7th. 



DIPLOMATIC AND CONSULAR REPRESENTATIVES 



United States Service 



Mr. John B. Jackson, minister plenipo- 

 tentiary and envoy extraordinary. 



Mr. Fred Morris Bearing, first secretary 

 of legation. 



Mr. Nerval Richardson, second secre- 

 tary. 



Military Attache, Major Henry A. Bar- 

 ber. 



Mr. James Lynn Rodgers, consul gen- 

 eral, Havana. 



Mr. Joseph A. Springer, vice and deputy 

 consul general. 



Mr. Henry P. Starrett, deputy consul 

 general. 



Consulate Havana, National Bank Bldg. 



Legation offices in Havana, Lonja Bldg. 



Mr. Pedro M. Mederos, agent, Cardenas. 



Mr. Alfred Heydrich, agent, Matanzas. 



Mr. Ross E. Holaday, consul, Santiago 

 de Cuba. 



Mr. Henry M. Wolcott, vice and deputy 

 consul, Santiago de Cuba. 



Mr. George Bayliss, agent, Antilla. 



Mr. Arthur Field Lindley, agent, Bara- 

 coa. 



Mr. Francis B. Bertot, agent, Manza- 

 nillo. 



Mr. Max J. Baehr, consul, Cienfuegos. 



Mr. Buenaventura Carbo, vice and dep- 

 uty' consul, Cienfuegos. 



Mr. P. B. Anderson, agent. Caibarien. 



Mr. Dean R. Wood, agent, Nuevitas. 



Mr. John F. Jova, agent, Sagua la 

 Grande. 



BUSINESS FIRMS OF SANTIAGO 



" BACARDI »' 



A mild Cuban "W^hiskey, KNO"W?« KOR ITS F»rRITV. The Favorite 



Stimulant of the Kins: of $«pain. Ask How to Mix the l eltftirated Daiquiri 



(Dle-Kee-Ree). R.4CAR.DI & CO.. Havana and Santiatio de Cuba, Cuba. 



For Sale by PARK & XII^FORD, and All Sheading: Grocers. 



£3" D. S. DE JoNGH, Sole Agent for the United States and Canada, 128 Water St., New York City "^H 



E. QIRAUDY & CA. 



A LM A C EN 

 VIVERES 

 Marina baja n. 33, Santiago de Cuba 

 Agentes de Sclilitz Beer 



D E 



JULIAN CENDOYA 



COMMISSION 

 Cable: Cendoya. 



STEAMSHIP AGENT 



AND BROKER 

 MERCHANT 

 Santiago de Cuba. 



IMPORTADORES 

 DE FERRETERIA 

 Y MACHINERIA. 



VALLS, RIBERA & CA 



(S. en C.) 



Telegrafo: Valribe. 



Santiago de Cuba y Manzanillo. 



A. B. C. Code, Sth Edition. Telephone, 190. 



P. O. Box, 95. Cable Address: Silvapa. 



SILVA Y PARRENO H. 



General Commission Merchants 



Custom House Brokers — Forwarding Agents 



Consignees of the Cuban steamers of the Carlos J. 



Trujillo, S. en C. Line, formerly Menendez & Co. 



References: J. Cendoya and Nat'l Bank of Cuba. 



CAMP HERMANOS, Santiago de Cuba 



Ron Selecto "Golcondrina" y "Carta Cuba." 

 Medalla de Oro, St. Louis, 1904. 



RON BACARDI DE BACARDI & CO. 



Distillers, Proprietors. 

 43 San Ignacio, cor. Santa Clara, Havana, 

 Santiago de Cuba. 



LARREA Y BESEALIE importers of 



General Groceries 

 and Exporters of Cocoa, Wax, Honey and Woods. 



Apartado 65, Marina Baja 46. 

 Cable: Larrea. 



L. ABASCAL Y SOBRINOS Importacion. 



EXPORTACION. 



Agentes de las lineas Pinillos Izquierdo y Ca., de 

 Cadiz; Larrinaga y Ca., de Liverpool; Compania 

 de Seguros, Aachen y Munich, Aix-la-Chapelle. 



BROOKS & CO. BANKERS AND GENERAL 

 Commission Merchants 

 Santiago and Guantanamo 



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