Feoa cuBA.-The following is an extract from
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a letter dated


M.vz.ylLl.. tCuba.) June 'tf 1913.


In consequence OF the snallness OF this town.
OF course the amount OF business done here Is not
very considerable. However, we have our share !;
great deal of sugar is sent from this place DUNG
the season there at present great quantity OF
sugar in town ready for expectation have no
doubt il viii all 90 within the next month.


Our tobacco trade is as great, l suppose, as at
any other port in Cuba. There are some OF the
largest plantations within the n,ighborhood of any
in all the West India Isles. We have any guam
titv Of leaf tobacco packed ready for expectation


The health Of this place IS not generally as
GOOD as IN the rest OF the ports Of Cuba, although
nothing of serious nature has appeared yet.
The yellow fever has not made It's appearance IN
any single case here. and from accounts from other
ports and interior towns, no cases have appeared
to give any alarm whatever.


Wehayc been exceedingly annoyed with occa-
siona reports that plratica looking schooner had
been seen cruising among these islands, and after
close inquiry, believe | have ascertained her to
be a schooner belonging on the Spanish Main,
with no other purpose than that Of slaving. 1t Is
my opinion that this is the same schooner reported
TO be a pirate. ours, &c.