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Habiendo vuelto empezar nuestra
casa de Paris sus interrumpidas. ta-
reas, con motive lie haber entrado va,
por fortune, los acontecimientos polfticos
del continente Europeo en- I'm periodic
que deia yer el pr6ximo fin de la guerra
y habiendonos proporcionado, por otra
parte, ell viaje que acaba de efectuar por
Europa nuestro S6cio principal Sr, ANA
dis, celosos y eute2didos corresponsales
en- los principales mercados, podemos,
desde hoy, encargarnos de cualquier pc
dido no solamente para Pal1s, sino tam
bien para Inglaterra Alemania.
Nuestras condolences de venta
de compra por cuenta de las personas
que nos hagan pedidos especiales, las
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25 Para Halifax con escala enaArec
bo berg. gol. ing "Jane E. HaIa' Isl
ton. cap. Elisha Perry, con resto de carga
ly frutos del pals.
/ 25-Para Naguabo gol. esp. !" "Cafidad''
de 30 ton. cap. Il. Larrondo, con piovlsio
/, mes.
/ 25-Para Yabucoa gol. esp. s'Maria del
Amparo so ton CAP. Il. Soils con provisio
nes y passage
Lista de los pasageros que conduce Euro
pa ell vapor rHAMAR, salido para Cadls Ell
dia 81 del corriente. 's ssN6s s
Il d. Rafael Aznar.-Da Tlinida1 Castro
de, Aznar. = ID. Pedro Barriento--Ds Dos
lores Sara de Barriento ID. Olemente
Marera. -n. Vidal Puyol.-Ds Adelaide
Pu5 oil d. Domingo Suarez. ID. Olivia
de la Cruz Suarez.-D. Fernando Suarez
ID Dom Dgo Suartz-Da Maria lglesla
Ma, ty.-D. Luis Marty. La Josefa Be-
rat. = D. Leonardo de Casti o.-D: Nlco
llasa de Castro. -Da Maria de Castro.--D.
j. Cast.o oe Neyfs.-D. PEDRO de Ney-
la.-Ds Ana oo Neyra. - d: Dolores de
Neyra. ID Juan de Rios. DE Isabel
Okell} -Da Ba "bara de Rios.-D. Sal
vador de Rlos.-D. Benito tsteras. ID.
BauJista EoIner.-Da Marcelina Correll.
-Ua Rosa Former -Da CelestIna For
ner.-D. francisco Furuer. De .GaDrie
la Furuer.-Uaa Uarmeo FoInei.-D.
Marc $, BArona Foruer.-Da Malta Ball.
-. l,eu.to Hue tas.-D. Manuel Hute
tas. IL. F. 5 B4li.-D. Anulee Mart
nez.-Da Nance Utia ID. Enrique
Mai. nez.--Daa Josef MarGlAez.-Dona
Dol. .es Martiuez.- L lis MarAnez.-
Ia abel MafUlnez.--E, Capltai u. Al
turo Zaragoza. ID. L burclo CasaJaF,
Capluan do Administration M'iitar
VI .lenleute ID. Frarc.sco l. e!.-U.
Mauuei "A. Franco. ID. Alfonso Maj
neA.-D Juan Hernandez Ary!zu.-D.
Dunato Novua.-D. Guiliermo Rubet.-
u. j uau RuueL ID. Sebastian CsaI clA.
ID. Jose Alabas,a.-Da Dolores A ber-
to o-.1. Pedro Falardo.-D. fedto Ma
yor. u. Z. ParaletiZo SaLtome ID. ).
Glmenez Anslso, Comandante. ID: Lul
Sd Campo de Ens!sc.-Da Maria Gme-
nez E0slso ID. Vldelo Campo. ID: 10
seta Cabalas. ID. joaquin CabaLas.-
Da Mercedes OaDanas. ID. Carlos Z au
sell, Official de Administrator MlIitar.-
ID. i1mtllu A. nc @ C.ausell.-D. Carlos de !
ClauselI.-D. Pedro de Causseil. ID: |
Emilia Clause.l.-D. Antonio Clausell. |
.Da tspelauza CarDonell.-D: M. OSu
ma Sierra ID. Maliano Belrlzbey tia. !
De Ana B. y L!olen.-D. Juan NavAs
joaquin Granada D. Jose |
Manegas.-Excmo Sr. Captain general
u. EsLeDan Pa.acios.-D. Francisco Pa. |
lau.-D. Lurezo BarDosa.-Da Joseia
Cayelana Badoss. ID. Alton
80 B4dosa ID. S B4ez y Bayers.-Re.
verendo d. Mariana Lope1.-D. Rafael
Castano Erzuaido,-D Don |
francisco ErzuaIdo ID. LUIS Erzualdo. |
ID. Julio Sallo ID Francisco Cambo. |
ID. Jose Camb bc. ID. Luis Forester. |
ID. ManueI Andluo.-D Candido Ma
Fernando Pinatel.-Da DO |
ores Arlas.-D. Eduardo Pinatel -Da |
Maila PInatel-Ds Conception Acevsl.
De Encarnaclon Plnatel.
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Gran ComerciO Directu.

La de Comerco de Maue Sanz td Bazaar Parisen,
aba lie recbr de Europa udo de das classes
complete vaao de impotanca mas
introdu Capital reaza pecos sumamen baratos
del dale los del
epo que mucha preos ventajas
esonocidas ahoa vedd guo los aculos alta
imeot9 aepenra de acud dcha
4 Aharers asntti1O
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Aviso al publlco.

Fajardo, Puerto Rico, 20 de Abril de
187I.as
En- esta fechs ha cesado por mutuo
eonvenio la Sociedad mercanlil que gl-
raba en- esta plaza bajo la denominaclon
de G. Lamblas y Comp hacIendose car
60 de- su liquidation ell que desde hoy
contlnuafa las mismas operaciones bajo
la de Gmilley,nO LZnDa)lns. 3
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BUENA GRATlFIUACION.

FL dia q del actual Sc ha perdido en-
una de las Gales de esta ciudad TN PAL
de espejutlos de orc. La persona que los
prente d So duenc, que vive en- la calle
de San Sebastian, casa nun. 10, sera ge-
'nerosamente grati6cada. q g
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AVISO.

La Sociedad que en- este pueblo giraba
|bajo 10 razon de Sanguinety y G: queda
desde essa fecha disuelta por mdtno conye-
Mo de los S6cios Y . cargo del S6cio D.
Jose Sanguincty u liquidation, continuan-
do en- losmismos negocios que la estingui
da Sociedad bajo su sola frma.
Guayama u do Abril 1871. 2 70
s+F'es e.~sMT ~- RT .w|TEs, x. 80 =.
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COMPANIA REAL
De Vapores Correos Ingleses subvencionada
Por 81 GObiernO de s. M. B.

Pasan por puerto Eurap 6rme
Pacihco los dias IL 2 de cada Habana Meco
los Est dos Uhidos e dia 16.
Los pasaeos de de (Meo Haoana Puaro Rco)
peencla aboro del
Santh6maos de la ua escoen sagu15a los que oman
blIetes Santh6nas la Ultima
Esa ohibdo los de toma bl sno en agencia
la onpania Oonsulado [nge Puerto Rico abordo.
li psaje tom ado abordo pagara 10 p2 do recargo
Precos de pasgs neveanes Jos rNy@os de esa Isla
Los Europa moneda las Anas
media cspanoa.
Prlm@a das. SeyOuza primera
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-04-26

comunlcaremos a todas las que deseen
conocerlas.
Nuestro Establecimiento conti-
nuara, como antes, renovando mensual-
mente ell surtido por los vapores de la
Inca F'raEcesa, tan pronto como esten
espeditas las comunicaciones entire Paris
y San Nazaire, Y como hasta ahora, por
los de la l1nea Inglesa de Southampton.
NOTA.-Por Esneyozda Gui-
patgcoa3a0 hemos recibido varias merCade-
Ifas entire las cuales recomendamos la
Logo Inglesa blanca q oi'atada de todas
ctaSes y un selecto y complete surtido de
buenos v0aoS France:es en- ba,Yicas q bote-
U0s -Puerto-Rco Marco Is de 1871.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-04-26
8ALZDAS.

f 4
a4-Para Fajardo gol. esp, 'sFsjardiaa'
ton. cap. Jose Lanuza, con provisioness
plas y provisiones.
Po-Para Boston berg. gol ingl. "Ohi-
= l33 ton. cap. 'tElinas Gerkarell, con
tos del pals.
P5-Para Arroyo gol. esp. ssDalia" 81
cap. B. Alsina con proyisiones y un
agero.
f5-Para Msnaty gol. esp. sBella Joa-
pa do Il ton. cap. Andres Subira, con
visiones.
R5-.Para Arecibo gol. esp. petra 50
cap. Arberto Crubas, con provisi mes
spasagero.
5-Para Ma5agiiez bdro. esp, 81 oven
ciso de II ton. cap. Jose Llorca enc
Eegi.. yun psssgsre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-04-26

1ete de Ida vJelra les vados
Eoda fauha c'mpuesa de pae
qai0ene tendrz reba de la psre de pc
becdoentendiendose tamia. paene cado
Los meode 2lam
NOTALas
de cuanier pueden be Waldo para cuaue
ra de las Ana TERRA frue M6co Oolon quedsndose
3ueran volvlendo 81 as1 rebaia de
L C5rboug pueen quedar
81 @ gusaren los para Ingea pueen qued
Los Vapores epvegio
uino de hierro entire Oherbourg Paris Plymouth
d.
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ARTE MER1AN,TII.,
MOVlMIENTO MARITIMo.
ENTRADAS.

24-De Santander pol. esp. ssEulalia'
} SO ton cap Francisco Villet, con hariua.
25-De Palma de Mallorca, Barcelona
Malaga vap. esp. ''Argos" 1e 626 tor.
p. Jaimc Vidal, con vino otros efectos
l'respondencia y pasagr ros.
24-De Arroyo gta. esp. ''Sirena" de
ton. cap. M. Hernandez, lastre.
24-De Naguabo esp. esp. "Carmen
.layanesana" IS ton. cap. Simon rotolif
q proviaicnes y 2 passgeros.
25-De Santiago de Cuba yap. esp.
sla de Cuba 4O5 ton. cap. Oginaga, con
'respondencia y carga general y passage
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De venta.

Una Estal cia de cuarenta y tres cuer
das de terreno con casas fuuas y cuanto
le es aAexo, radicsda eu el Barrlo de Bee
triz jurisdiction de la Cidra.
Para mas intormes pueden dirigirse a
gu dueno que 10 es Don RomuaIdo Oha-
varri, 9 su encargado Don Fernando Lie
ga IsIe, en- Oayey. l Is
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REMITIDO.
S.. Director del BoIetin MercaDtil.

Muy Sr. milo y de toda conside a.
ciOn: Ruego q U. Sc sirya dar cabida eD
las columnas de su apreciable peri6dico q
Ia siguiente communication cuyo favor
quedala agradecido tu afectlsimo S. S.
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BARATILLO.

Cama de hero esde 10 6 pesos Fosoros
as peso gruesa ctss Vaso de medic cra
ache pe,ros nneriores Is Ca hoja
sta pess En- Bazaar Parn de D Mgue cae de San
! Francisco admero q, il l8
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ANUNCI0S DIVERSOS.
Ell SENIOR CONSUL INGLES,

LII Wv = 0@VTo . =
con III ,siyo ue gu proAlmo vlaJe 14u,opA,
desea vender un hermoso piano dc nogal,
meiia cola, marca Cramer de L6ndres, de
yoces cxcelentes, una maqplna moderna
de COS 5r de fabrica acr dltada y de prime.
"a clase, y dos csmia5 de hierro iambien
modernas.
Dulsirse al interesa o. L 3
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NOTAS pocedeute de
Hbaa ha de onducir la correspondence
oanoa enar supnmiendo
sguiente AE
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Por
s p
IayGfa passages de Puerto Ru0 Santney Nagaye
a apopa-
Uua id Id del
os de adelaIte
PASSAGES DE FAMIIIA.
Toda
reduction de 25 p sore do endo Waldo blt
10 por tm1no de se me pagando total al perse los Oe
Para de Ia
NOTA La Inca ia
onnlo
Is lnea
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.Conlercio Dir1I,c,,c(to.
]. r. AMADIS Y O0MPAN[A
aa C0lle. de la FOrt0iezu .
para la venta al por mayor.

46.-CAlLE DE LA FORTALEZA-46
EN- PA RIS 44-RUE DES PETITES ECTIRTES
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Din girse al interesa 0.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-07-22
CASUALTIES.

PHILADELPHIA, Jnly 2l.-This after
noon an unknown man was run over
by a freight car at the Pennsylvania
freight depot, corner of Thirteenth and
Market streets, and instantly killed. 1t
is supposed that he was asleep under
the car when it was hauled out, and it
dragged him some fifteen or twenty
Yards, mangling bis body dreadfully.
The Coroner will hold an inquest.
Shortly afterwards, lad about eleven
years Of age, name unknown, who was
riding on freight car, fell of at the
corner of Twenty-second and Market
streets, and broke his neck. In addition
to this, the passenger railway car passed
over him. An inquest will be held to-
morrow.
SABuLA, Iowa, July 2l.-A farmer
living a few miles from this place, come
to town to-day and after getting out of his
wagon, was about to assist his wife in
getting out, when the horses became
frightened at her parsol and ran oh
throwing her out and injuring he,
severely. She is now lying in helpless
condition, though il il thought her in
juriss are not fatal.
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scription rubbed out. They should not
do it on an implied promise that if pro-
tected for once they will then do it no
more. They ought to move through
the streets of New York until nobody
thinks of molesting them. When that
time arrives it will be a matter OF no
public importance whether the annual
procession is kept up or not. But as
long as dog wags bis tongue against
an Orange procession, or q bewildered
magistrate forgets his duty toward
them, public good requires the continu-
ance of the Orangemen Of New York
If they fail next year to march through
the streets of that city, they betray their
sacred duty. By accident they have
become the representatives Of a prlncii-
pie which lies at the foundation Of mod
ern civilization. They do not now
represent a spent fact in history, but
living principle; it is not the battle OF
the Boyne in Ireland, but question OF
liberty in New York.
General Cavada Reported Shot.
The mail advices from Cuba report
that General Cayada was shot on the
7th, instead OF the 1st OF July, and
after an order had been received from
Madrid that he had been pardoned and
sent to this country.
Another Death.
Charles A. Kollenback, another VIC
tim of the riot, died last night.
Arrival of Elephants.
Nine elephants from Ceylon, arrived
yesterday on the bark Nehemiah.
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PHILADELPHIA.
The Boston Delegation.

PHILADELPHIA, July 2l.-The Boston
delegation to-day visited Fairmont Park
and examined the site for the Centen.
NAL Celebration. They partook of a
splendid breakfast at Belmont Mansion,
about thirty gentlemen being present,
Mayor Fox presiding. A conversation
ensued and the result was the introduc-
ton of a resolution into the Select Coun-
ell appointing joint committee for the
purpose Of meeting the committee from
the National Congress, and resolution
selecting Philadelphia as the proper
place for holding the Centennial Expo
s,tion in 1876 with the view OF celebra-
ting the centennial anniversary in that
way.
The German singing societies organ.
lied to-day, elected officers and formed
a bupd, with the object OF promoting
greater perfection in singing.
At a meeting of the physicians today
resolutions OF respect and eulogy of the
late DR.. Blackman were passed. The
funeral took place today and was
largely attended.
The order of Heptasophs, who have
heen in session here for several days
past elected officers to-day. After ap'
pointins New York as the next place
of meeting, they adjourned.
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Bonds Upon the market.

Gunner, July 2l.--Bonds for $o50, 600
Of 100000 subscribed BY the city Of
Quincy to the capital stock Of the
Quincy, Missouri and Pacific railroad
was placed upon the market yesterday,
the compsny having complied with the
conditions under which it Was sub
scribed. Four hundred and ffty thou
sand tons Of iron have been purchased
and is now on the way here. II will
be sufficient to finish the road 10 Edina.
Missouri. Two locomotives and con.
siderable rolling stock have also bees
purchased. 1t is thought that the en-,
tire line to Kirksville, twenty-five miles.
will be completed early in March.
saccessful working OF Csai Bank.
GENEssKE, July 2l.-Goshorn's coal
bank, Of this city, purchased BY Coulson
L. Co., last spring, and which Mr.. Cos
horn worked for nearly two years At IN
great expense in fruitless endeavors to
procure coal sufficient to pay for the
working, has at last proved to be sue.
cessful. A good four foot vein has been
struck, and the coal taken out 10 an
excellent quality, some OF it much supe.
rior to Cleveland coal, which costs, de.
livered, from II to - cents per bushel.
Coulson & Co. see no reason why the
supply is not practically inexhsus,ible.
We are now furnished with this coal at
l3 cents, which is certainly OF great
importance TO our citizens.
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Dreadful Ravages Of the Disease.
THE SPANISH MINISTRY.
A r r Al r S IN PA r S.
In the Bank OfFrance
THE MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS
Co., "c.,
ccc.

LONDON, July 2l.-All the papers of
to-day contain editorials on the subject
of cancellation by royal warrant OF the
act legalizing the purchase Of army
commissions. The Times, Post and
Standard believe the course of the Min
istry unconstitutional, while the Daily
Ns,cs and Telegraph approve, to the
fullest extent, the course taken by the
Ministry.
Napoleon paid visit to the Wool
wich arsenal and dock-yards yesterday.
The Grand Dukes Constantine, Mich
olas and Michael, brothers of the Car
OF Russia, are expected in London at
an early day as visitors to the Royal
family.
Dispatches from the east represent
that the cholera prevails alarmingly in
Persia, and the ravages caused by the
disease are dreadful.
PARIS, July 2l.-The bullion in the
Bank of France has increased III 1900
600 francs since last week.
The contest for the municipal elec-
tions, appointed for next week, grows
daily more severe and exciting.
LIE Monde, the ultra Ca tholic organ,
demands that the Government support
the Pope in the exercise Of his temporal
rights.
The Prussian troops have received
orders from Berlin to evacuate the cities
of Amiens and Rouen, and the Depart,
ments OF Somne, Lower Seine and Eure.
MADRID, July 2l.-Marshal Serrano,
who was entrusted by the King with
the formation of new Ministry, has
already designated the following Minis
ters: Ministers of Justice, Comes; Min.
lister of Foreign Affairs, Candon; Minis,
ter OF Marine, Admiral Valcampo Min
lister of Finance, Camadro. The Cortes
has adjourned tumultuously, amid the
protests Of the minority.
LONDON, July 2l.-In the House Of
Commons, this evening, Mr.. Cardwell,
Secretary of State for War, laid on the
table the Queens warrant for abolish.
ing the system of purchasing army com.
missions.
A conference of all the European
Powers will, it is reported, shortly be
held for the purpose Of agreeing upon a
system of uniform import duties.
LONDON, July 2l.-The conservatives
in the House Of Lords have intmated
their assent to the proposition for sec
ond reading and discussion of the Army
bill. The Conservative party generally
protest against the action OF the govern
ernment in the abolishment Of the pur'
chase system in the army, and much
feeling is manifested against Mr.. Glad
stone and his associates for their action
in the matter.
LISBON, July 2l.-The latest advices
by steamer from Buenos Ayres an
nounces that the sanitary missions re-
Gently inaugrated by the authorities are
having the desired effect. During the
short time in which they had been in
operation the ravages Of yellow
fever have gradually decreased and the
contagion may now be said to have en-
tirelv subsided
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A New Road 60 be Built From Ctn.
cinnAl 10 New York ThrSugh
Kentucky y and West Virginia.

CINCINNATI, Jnly 2O.-About three
months ago a railroad company was
organized here, known as the Kentucky
and Great Eastern, with Col. 5. W.
Morton, OF New York as President.
J. Holder, as Vice President. and be.
sides these as directors Gen. Fremont.
Gen. Banks, of Massachusetts,; Judge
Cutler, OF Marietta; J. n. Duke, Of
Maysville, Kansas, and James I.
Brady, of Pittsburgh This was osten.
sibly to construct railroad from Gin
cinnati to Catlettsburg. Ky, under =
charter granted by the Kentucky Legis
lature last year. This then did not
attract much attention. Ii now ap-
pears that il was but small part
Of the purpose; that the plan
was to build another railroad
from Cincinnati to New York
city through Kentucky and across West
Virginia to Point OF Rocks, Virginia,
thence by roads now constructing
Though York and Reading, Pennsylva.
MA, 10 the eastern termlnus. IL ~
stated that the company has purchased
the franchise and property Of the Mays
vile and Big Sandy railroad, which 10
to become part OF the line. Those in.
terested claim that this will be BY
measurement one hundred and twenty
miles shorter from Cincinnati to New
York than the route by the Pennsylva.
MIA Central, the shortest existing line,
in equaling distances, by reason o.
curves and grades, a little less than two
hundred miles shorter. Ii is announced
that work will be commenced in Ken.
tucky within three months, and that the
line TO New York will be finished In
less than three years. 1t appears the
same parties are interested in the new
movement to finish the old tunnel,
partly constructed through the hills
north OF the city, becostract for which
has doubtless been made, this part Of
the project being intended to furnish
northwestern connections.
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WEATHER REPORT.
Synopsis for the Past Twenty.F0ur
Hnnra.

Hours.
WASHINGTON, July 81, 7 P. M.-The
barometer has risen very generally
north of Kansas and the Ohio valley
since Thursday afternoon, and has risen
still more in New England. The area
of the lowest pressure having moved
eastward beyond our stations. The
barometer has varied somewhat on the
Gulf coast where it is lower than on
Thursday. The temperature remains
quite low on the lower Lakes south
ward to the Gulf and eastward to the
Atlantic. An area of cloudy weather
and rain has extended from the Ohio
valley to Michigan and Lake Ontario,
and has travelled east during the day.
Rain and threa tening weather is now
reported from eastern North Carolina
to Central New York. Rain has also
fallen in Northern Florida and is now
reported in the Rocky Mountain sta
tions. Partially cloudy and clear wealth
er, with cool northeast and northwest
winds prevailed from Kentucky to Lake
Erie and Minnesota.
ProbabiHties-A small area of clouds
and rain will probably pass northwest
ward from New York; partially cloudy
and clear weather is probable on Satur,
day from Lake Huron to Virginia and
eastward 10 the Atlantic. An area OF
Threatening weather will probably ex,
tend toward Wisconsin, with easterly
winds on the upper lakes. No import,
ant change is indicated from the Gull
coast, but storm is probably prevailing
east of Florida.
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FIRES.

New YORK, July 2l.-A serious
contlagration occurred here this even
ing, resulting in the total destruction
of the saw and planning mills OF Kinney
& Clark, Nos. 62S and $40 West Forty
seventh street. The fire originated in
the boiler room. The front OF the
building was of iron and the remainder odg
of wood. Loss estimated at SIC, 200.
Nos. ga and 626, dwellings, were dam
aoed to the extent OF 5000. No. 634,
Occupied as a lumber yard BY j. W.
Storms, was damaged to the extent oil
$4,000. Several small dwellings were
injured. The total loss will be $50, 600.
A large number Of families were rem
dered homeless by this fire.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-07-22
ST. LOUIS.
Suit Against Bradstreet's CONNER.
cial Agency-An Interesting Case.

cial Agency-An Interesting Case.
ST. LOUIS, July 2l.-The case of A.
A. Miller against Mr.. Sheppard, man
ager of Bradstreet's Commercial Agency,
was before the Circuit Court yesterday
the hearing being on a motion of the
defendant to dissolve the injunction
granted a few days ago, epjoining the
circulation of the July number Of Brad
streets Commercial Reports, on the
ground of false and injurious rating
of the plaintiff. Several witnesses tes-
titled to the solvency of Mr.. Miller, his
business qualifications, integrity, &c.
Also, that he is doing a large and
prosperous business. W. B. King,
formerly an employe OF the Bradstreet
Agency, testified as to the mode Of trans
acting the business Of the Agency. He
said that most of the reports were man.
ufactured in the office; from the
time Mr.. Sheppard took charge, the re-
ports were based on old reports; the
city reports were all copied into a letter
book and then forwarded to New York.
A book called the black book was kept
in which all unfavorable reports were
copied. Every one in the office had
access to this book. He testified that
the Bradstreet agency was partial to
subscribers, and gold-headed cane he
had heard would very often raise mans
rating. The plaintiff had been reduced
from the rating OF c. c. D. D., very
high rating, to D. E.. which meant that
he was doing business with capital of
less than five hundred dollars. A sub
scription to the Agency generally meant
an increase Of credit, and he knew of
one firm being rated higher for fear
they were going to discontinue their
subscription. The witness further
stated that he had manufactured hun
dreds Of reports himself. Hehad rated
a whole district at the request OF the
management.