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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-09-18
1wUDxIoAu CONVENTION.
o0oial Report Of Proceedings Of
oe1as County 2epublioaA Nom
ina1ine Co1ventton. holA q Tip
ION, Saturday, Sept. 18th, lo7S.

Coavsotlon was called 70 oedss. pur.
s1aat - nodes. b =. n. Brink, Cha
Ceatsal COMMITTEES, upon whose non-
inAtisa Rev. J. W. Kynstt was elected
Chalfnan.
o. II. Helnse w. then chosen SEQ.
rotary and Geo. Mcleod. ass't.
Upoa noeion w. G. Naisy, Asssrs.
Jno. G. Chamber, Jas. Wharton, Js.,
and J. b. Mitchell wess constituted
committse on csedentials. While this
committee was rscsiving credentials
and prspasing report, In response to
eall Hon. Henry Wharton made the
convsntlon . short but pithy speech,
Which was we'll rsosivsd.
The report Of the committee on
credentials. rseonmsnding the ad-
1ission Of the following psnoos 70
seets % the eonvsntion = delegates
Aon The respective townships famed
was thsn unanimously adopted:
Qensev-H Q Oar, A 3 Cobb, AC
Reodes, q r Dussoughs. VIZ More.
head, w L ACCruokoy. VIM Ksttell.
0fi01th johnson.
Lalasd-Jas wharton, o Howe,
d r Blair. w D Lytis.
Pieseev-N Downing, o II Hslmsr,
A b Oakley.
Aasilsn-Thos Elijah, c Finch,
Daal Whitney.
-D y Wllsoa. WIN X DiltE.
AsQQaooW G 4alsy, w Preston,
JsAs 6lA,s9, NJ GeSS.
An0 orse1-C r fusse, = / eeoet,
tn fish6o1D.
Ehigesid-R I Moore. J r Cos.
Liaa-D Paisoos.
-Apv.Osssd.Tnee eheassr. Albert
Oownise, p W Baird.
DqusoW-Wm b Hannah, Henry
fIisk. 7 } Dexter, CO Mcleod. J b
1ooAeetsr-J 81 Peabody, ] b Ross.
0prtaD6ole-A b Cornwall. Aaron
091tA, i Smith, i MoaleS, 8 ANes,
3 Jones, J G CHAMBER.
lhFws6sodeA-D L wilson, james
Rolltos. Jas 0eseo, A Nesbitk.
0oasw-J W Bsll. r E Cambsll.
Red Oak-Wn Nsely, Jas Yuls.
Ieaso-Jonathan WoSsall. Z w
Athens. Themes Gray.
0oe3so pssvaile6 thst The copven-
tion pgosssd - ths Dominstjos Of can
dt6ates 10 Tie order dssignassd b the
Dshhshed eall. Upos mellon then
psooee6ed - informal ballet FOR Aud.
less, ae1 tAsn 10 . lss0al ooo, The
following being NE result Of The latter
given By townships:
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.


District Court of Cedar county. Iowa, Nov.
Term, 1878.
Eliza Beaver,
against
Nicholas Beaver
rINO Nicholas Beaver. Defendant: You are
L hereby notified that there Is now on ME
in the Office OF the Clerk of the District Court,
In and for the county of Cedar, in the State
of Iowa. a petition Of Eliza Beaver plaiptiff
claiming of you divorce from the bonds OF
matrimony existing between you. for the
eau ,es set forth in said petition; and also
claiming alimony and the custody of the
minor children.
Now unless you appear to said petition
and defend thereto at or before noon of the
second day of the next term of said Court, to
90 begun and held AT Upton, in said county.
on the Gath day of November, 1873, a default
will be entered against you. and Judgment
rendered thereon in accordance with the
prayer of said petition.
WOLF, LANDT & YATES,
$40 Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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Scotland Smith

Upon announcement Of this vote, .
motion prevailed 70 make the nomi.
nation Of Mr.. Smith unanimous By
exclamation.
An informal ballot for Sheriff wss
3ollowsd b . formal one with the
|lollowing result:
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n. Carroll, having majority Of al
volee cast Wa declared the nominee
and his nomination msds unanimous.
The convention, upon motion. pro-
ceeded 70 a Informal ballot for can.
didass Tor County Treasurer. resulting
- Sollows:
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In relation to increased pensions
granted BY the last Congress It IL prop
% to STATE that something over i've
Shousand certificates have bs.eD receiv.
ID q the Pension Once, and that the
Commissioners Of Pensions hes some
forty clerks engaged examining evil
dencs and responding 70 them. The
certificates are taken up in the order
Of their arrival In the ONCE. Thirty.
two hundred have bssn disposed Of,
and the Commiasionsr hopes TO clear
The docket within the next SIX weeks.
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Justices.
-
JOHN s. TUTHIu.L.
c. P. SHELDON.

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, NOTARY PuB-
y Lie Insurance Agent. and Conveyancer
ONCE with the County Recorder in the court
house. Upton, Iowa, Jan. LIST, 1865. nlvl5.
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SECRETARY OF WHITE PIGEON FIRE IN
- surance Company, and of Wilton Cooperative
store.
Notary Public, WILTON IOWA aitf
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Auctioneers.
wM NJ KNOTT

4 UCTIoNEER VIII attend promptly
"A toselling all kinds Of property at Auc-
ton, In any part of Cedar county. A list of
his sales will always be found at the TIPToS
ADVERTISER Office, where those desiring his
services can fix The day tor their sale with
out seeing him. ~
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Physicians.
DIR. II. III. MAYNARD.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, U. 3. Ex-
aminer OF Pensioners, TIPToN. Iowa.
ONCE and Residence opposite the Palmer
House.
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L.. l.. SWEET,
Contractors & Builders.
RIPLEY Il CLAPP.

CONTRACTORS q BUILDERS, and Deal
" ers in Lumber. Doors, Blinds DC.
Rs-Shop and Office on corner OF Fourth
and Linn Streets. south OF the Steam Mill.
Upton. Iowa. lyl8
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Musical.
MUSIC TEACHER,

EMMA r. ENSIGN, Teacher OF Music, after
Ia several years experience in New York,
has located permanently In Upton, and de-
sires to give instruction In Vocal and Instru-
mental Music. Special attention given to
Thorough Base and Harmony.
Residence at her fathers, DR.. 8. Ensign,
east of Court House square. 10
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CT. CHAMBERS. nj. ID.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. has prac-
L tieed twenty-five years In this vicinity,
ana need only ask continuance of the pub
lieconfidence hitherto shown
Office in City Drug Store. Residence on
GedarS ST., opposite Reformed church, Upton
Iowa. y20nI
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+. III. INGRAHAM. M. D.,

HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN 4 SUR
IL GEON. ONCE with DIR. Burson. Dem
fist, over Piatt Il Cars office. Residence in
Brick Parsonage formerly occupied by Rev.
Phinney, two squares south of Palmer
House, Upton, Iowa. 1917
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wages % On increase Of intelligence
in the use of his wages. think
there 10 large class Of lsborers in
America of whom the same holds true.
] might - well say in plain words
Just what think is the great difficult
~ with the lsboring classes. 1t is
that they drink too much liquor.
Most Of the poverty you see on the
streets gives good tokens Of being
the result Of drunkenness. The ex-
disc on liquor shows that this is in.
creasing fearfully in England. /
don't know but little care in COM
pairing the two would show that the
consumption Of liquor increases about
ia the same ratio - the rate Of wages.
l met little item of statistics in
Manchester paper just now that fur
ther illustrates this increase in the
use of liquors. In 1863, 700 women
were arrested for drunkenness; in
1873 there were 2675 arrests. 1t is
this drunkenness of the women that
gives the whole matter such fright
full aspect in the eyes of IN American;
it is quite a. common Is drunkenness
on the part Of men. So long - in
creased wages means simply incress-
ed means for drink they are more 3
curse than . blessing to working
men.
intended to devote this letter
mostly to description Of the Eng
lish school system, 20 far as / have
been able to observe it; but ] have
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-21
PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE 20, 1873.
CLEARED.

Steamship Victoria tBD Munroe, Glasgow-Hender-
Steamship Colon, Griffin. Aspnwall-Pacihc Mail
Steamship Benefactor Jones, Wilmington, NC-Loril-
Steamship Ellen Terry salyear Newbern-Murray,
Steamship Old Dominion, Walker Norfolk City Point
and RichmOnd--Old Dominion Steamship Co
:, steamship Richmond Hodges. Norfolk-oid Dominion
Ship Casllda, Durham, London-Thomas Dunham's
Ship Dorothy CBr). Walker, Glasgow-H De Wolf
Ship Mariana VI Porp, Dasantos, Lisbon-L Am
Ship Prima Donna, Lunt San Francsco-sutton Co.
Bark Lucille (Br). Andrews Cork for orders-Wm In
Bark Irvine (Br) Fernie, Leith-Heney h Parker.
Bark Quatro Fratelli dtaD. Rano. Wisbeach, E-A r
BARK Blue Bird B, spicer, Gibraltar for orders-C
bark Madcap Qsr, vsrwclL salonica--G Bulley,
:, Bark Trait dUnion tBD, Baliou, Port au Pfince-R
Bark tlla Oliver Portls nd-Howe White 4 Go.
Brig Pearl, Neal, Barbados-D Trowbridge Co.
. Brig Louisa Price tHayt JACKSON, Port au Prince-R
Brig Guiding Star, Freethey, Manzanio-M Hunter
Brig Sussex ,Br), west Wilmington, NC Ber-
Brig Proteus Ackley Boston-Jed Frye Co
Schr Electric Spark, Ankcrs, Cayenne-C II Mallory 4
schr America (Br), Nugent, Pointa Pitre-D Dewolf
schr VIM H Keeney, Beers, Fernandina-van Brunt
: sshr I Burroughs, Nichols Wilmington, Nc-Thos
schr Gin iercIHa, Blake. Washington.
Schr Brookman, Brown. Port Johnson-H W Loud
Schr Clara Jane McAllin Boston-Jed Frye Co
schr Marcia Reynolds, Houghon, Boston-Jed Frye
Schr Blackstone, wckson, Providence--H jackson 4
schr Clifford, smonson, Providence-H W Jackson 4
Steamer Martha stevens. Chance Baltimore.
steamer Bidde. Alexander. Philadephia-wm
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD MILESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD MILESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE
n. d / Ar ship Magnolia 'sr'' rom fenss
sies%sSD New YORK Ger Kugaist Bremen June
SsIsIa S
% anspsa ns r. With
~ 81 Smss s;ss$sS ma's and
:. stssmshp Fsnita noans, Philadelphia, with mdse to
Snip !ltty ~ Nnspo of GLASGOW, Reaaie. ca.
sa;!s o Sfssa eod M saeS %Sss
spoke ship Jan Jowan from Calcutta Tor Clyde same
a. P s 0sf sSIp dS . 'Hs H.'Fs +
dn % q IGndG" IS ssys Sam h lat
Tor London g Gays eui IN ,stWs iona ,:5S
s9 e. iGT for New
xoIn IS days out same date te Ion sh
M s1 tG1 r..
p"sea he New snip
BARK H 5SI |SSr Olsen, Bordeaux 20 days with wine
Bsrk Peter Rowland eer Broker Madeira g days in
Mindora, from Baltimore for Rio Janere 10 days out
aa
s%Sias Eass. u %S s ssss 4%
Bsr CD s xess Hde q sMe fcrnrom Rio ano 50
days with coffee to Weston Gray, vessel to Tetens
BARK Victor Perez Lindsey, Maracaibo, days with
Bsrh Golden Fleece so New Haven Rhodes Bab
dos Il days with sugar and molasses TO II Trowbridge
Bsrk Mat h ostsyia OF Quebec Lemsutl ssgus
Brig Enrca Aus Bellinich London IS days, with
Brig Augusta sof 81 John, NB PURIFY. Seville for Am
Boy NAY Ms eGa a: ac o Tes Bonm
Cruz ls days with coffee and wood to Brown Bros Coz
Brig Slesa, Miller, Belize, Hon. 10 days. with iogwood,
%ss Phelps ' 'aa Co S"s Vessel SCI TO
s.s @ %sepss' days with
s iS z y on ays win
with yys. S ssnss sc
1
sh yeor Psss With rubber and
ys %o as's s HsSSs with
Ar Ps.nsl; vessel to y weinberg w." w." =
s
SER Ssr,s'ss t 'xiSury, Elsu,nsra days.
SrsSs Governors Haer
w Ess ys asss! g %ss.s "a
SCI sSpS ~ 7f sss wtn yellow pine to Drew Buckley
US revenue schT Racer Warner, Charleston, sc. s
days
Schr Franklin Bell, Dexter, virginia.
schr Mary Jane, Tooker, Virgins.
Scbr Clara, Lippenco Georgetown, DC, for New
MAR. E s Ssy.s pc be-
schr Island Belle, Creath, Of and from Passport days
win . SS ess S'ass which rys
rfo po Ss,'ss en sss sr
same time, bark Columbus, do for do.
Passed Through fAeil Gate.
BOUND SOUTH
schr Prairie Bird (Br, Caldwell Windsor Ms, for New
York with plaster 70 w Bereaur,
scRr Caedonis Layton, Windsor, Ne for New yors, 7
days with plaster toe - 9 King.
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NJ yaue2 Mcolo.key, sn,dmote, pro,iaence Tor Nov

4G gaSr L peanoy Delaney Providence for New YORK.
sohr Nelson Harvsy Bearse Boston for New yorS;
Schr Eddie Treat hodgson earoher ioi No" AoiA
Sas'f harris tor New YORK.
ssSr WIND wsr Sss p Ssr%ls si' .sr New Yo,s
ws sHSss s 81 wy York With
sssr Franz si ssala S SssePs
shI Mary Wilder salem IST New York
Schr Enort, Rich, Bangor tor Westchester with uin
sehr Carrie Jones. Talcott Rockland for New York,
sshT Mary rsrsSp Psndeton Bangor for New York
schr Nicola sawyer, Machas for New York, with ping
schr Entire, Kinnear, Norwich tor New York.
ebr Jai Ias fe MeW
ssSS yssSii Gates Holmes Connection. River for
HsS Fan River York
lumber 70 haviisnd.' '''VA'' ~ ''
smith, New
sar Emma @n1s h hseFs Hartford for New York
sso a asy ssm on ss York
BOUND EAST.
Steamship FL Cid Smith, New York for Norwich. 1870,
Brig Anna Lindsey (BD. Dunn, New York for HIS
Brg WIN Dobson tBr Taylor, New York for Rockland,
Brig Halcyon tBr,, Durham, New York for St John,
Brig Whitaker, Cotton Enzabethport for Salem.
s Brig Hattie B Hatch H ,e! for salem;
chr Maggie Bell Ns@ YORK S Sos sSs'0h
Sn as seT o o sfsSn
schr John stOckham Hart, New York for Providence
5sass fes Sf% is5 aaasue
schr Cyrus Goodwin. Stewart New York for New Bed
schr : Rowland, Rowland, New York for Boston.
schr Emily Dennison, Allen, Albany for Providence.
Schr Revenue, Phlnney, Hoboscl tor Lynn.
schr Canova, Tate Hoboken for Boston.
wv York aGf FOR ii na sasS
SSchr Lowell New York for Boston.
Schr Iebannah, New York Tor Boston.
sem Hepecca Hannah, iyrrcl Port johnson for New
scnr Estelle Furness New York for Halloween
schr Cummings, Pratt New York for New Bed
schr Hannah Chase Bates Port johnson for Connec.
schr Maria Louisa, snow. New York for Providence.
Schr Expedite, Racket Elzabcthport FAN River.
schr Edward Wooten, Hoboken for fail River.
schr Aida Aida t sa New YORK for Salem
Schr Franklin Dowd, Elizabethport for Portsmouth.
Schr siias Nc Loon, spear, New York for Boston.
schr Barnes Brown nonoken for Boston.
town.
scir Goodspccd, Warren, Hobokcn for Somerset
Schr Burnett, Gardnar Hoboken for Somerset
schr James Baycs, Arnold, New York for Provi-
schr Hannah chavc Bates, Port johnson for connec-
schr Richard Hail. Chatneld Elizabehport for Middle
town.
schr Spray, Martin, Trenton for Norwich.
schr Monitor, Chase Hoboken for New Bedford.
Sshr Fair Wind, Bowman, New York for New Bed
e,Ischr Samuel Goodwin, Waterbury, Hosoken for
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SHIPPING NEW S,
wHITEsTONE TELEGRAPH.

The NEW YoRw HERALD has constructed telegraph Ina
New York city to Whitestone Ii and the same is
now open tor the transaction OF business.
The line will be found OF great service TO those having
business with vessels passing and from the Sound ana
every facility win be given to merchants and others to
communicate promptly.
As there Is no other telegraph communication with
Whitestone the Herald Line will be open for all business
and private messages aud the attended to with all
possible despatch.
All messages must be prepaid
The following rates have beer established
Private messages twenty-five cents for ten or
less; two cents for every additional word.
Business messages-F0r message Of twenty words or
less TO be delivered board vessels of Whestce, one
dollar; five cents for every additional word
Advertisements for the New YoRK HERALD free.
Herald Office, corner broadway and Ann street
Herald Ship News Office, pier No East River.
Herald Brsnch Ofico. No 1865 Broadway
Herald Branch Office, corner Boerum and Fulton
streets, Brooklyn.
Whitcstope Dock, Whitestone, Ii.
Al the Herald Branch Offices corner Of Boerum and
Fulton streets Brooklyn, and 1855 Broadway, New York
viii be bulletin Of the arrival OF all steamers daily
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was closed ruled inst AZ the evidence was uncon-
tradicted, that the cotton was turned over by tho
military to the defendants who claimed they were
appointed special agents OF the Secretary OF the
Treasury to take charge OF captured and abandoned
property in the seeding States, no action could be
maintained by the plaintiff, and directed verdict
NJ the delendants subject to revision by the Su,
preme Court OF the United States.
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THE ST. LOUIS FAILURES.

ST. Louis, Mo-, June 20, 1873.
IL Is asserted to-day that the figures tclegraphed
yesterday as the amounts for which the provision
dealers here tailed for on Wednesday were greatly
exaggerated; that the actual losses OF the three
firms are less than $780, 900. All the meats bought
by the parties involved revert to the original
owners, and the real losses are OF margins on
purchases for the future. The figures given yes
terday were however, furnished by the parties
themselves and were supposed TO be correct. The
failures have created no excitement on 'Change,
nor have they produced any influence on the
m
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TRIAL OF A COTTON CASE,
BOSTON. Mass. Jnne

BOSTON, Mass, June 90 1873
The case Of Gozaway b. Lamar against Albert G.
Browne and Others an action Of tort, for the con-
version OF 1900 bales Of cotton, valued at $500 ooo
which the plaintiff claims the defendants took rom
him In Georgia In 1885, and which has been trial
In the United States Circuit Court for week past,
closed yesterday. judge Ohepley. efter tpe evidence
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WESTERN AMENITIES,
A Friendly Murder on the Line OF the
Northern Pacific.

DAN rHANCisCU JUut 10, 1919.
terrible tragedy has just occurred near Santa
Rosa, on the line OF the Northern Pacific Railroad
Charles Hoefner and Valentine Scheiner were
sleeping together In a store. Hoeiner dreamed
that a man was robbing the store, and shot
Schciner, killing him. The men were on the most
friendly terms, and after an investigation Hoefner
was discharged from custody on the ground that
the shooting was accidental.
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SAILED.

esssps Upon, Asnhwah; Enen Ierry NeWbern
Ore, Rotterdsmi " arihiths Fcrnandina; Nnovo Gui
hrigs D sonic, Kingston; Trusty Harbor Grace; Alma,
wilmington, NC schr LeOna, P0inta-Pitre.
Wind at sunset NV, light
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Centennial Commission.
The President has appointed william Quincy
Centennial Commissioner for South Carolina.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

~
A BsOLuTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM COURTS
"A of different States; legal everywhere; no publicity:
no In advance advice free commisso every
State. fhEDERiCk l. KING,
Counsellor atlaw, 1868 Broadway.
BsoLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFER
n ent States, legal cveryw desertion Ac SUFFICIENT
cause no publicity required; no charge until divorce
granted; advice nec NJ. HOUSE, Attorney,
1874 Broadway
A HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, BROOKLYN
IA. corner OF Fulton avenue and boerum street
Omen from A. NJ. 10 9P.M,
On sunday from to or NJ
SUPERB TONIC AND INVIGoRA TOR-WIN
"a TIERS HYP0PH0spHATE OF LINE AND SODA;
perfect cure for General Debility and Weakness OF ali
kinds; also Nervousness and Night sweaU and Wasting;
stimulates the appetite and produces refreshing
sleep excellent for delicate ladies' and mothers nursing
Their inisns Tx " Sold BY all druggls - and q
etrecb Kew Y0rk.
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Almanac for New xork-This Day.
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Ssamers Saus De,ti,atio,.. OH

| DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF JUNE AND JULY.
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scbr Prairie Bird (Brl Caldwell windsor, Ms for New
York, with plaster 70 q W Berteaux,
schr Caledonia, Layton windsor M, for New yors.
days. with plaster 10 Z & King.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-02-28
DE PJER!IO-RDJO S%
ORGANO DEL PARTID0 DE- Los SPANOLBg SIN C9NDCIONR8

c. ciruelas 4l4 20 sacos anis $8 Ql 800 botiias
aceite @13i ql., Is latae 2 a pimentOn @l0 Ql
Para Efes Sobrinos de Pr $50 Ce. / q pasas, q
id. a i'd. y26O i'd. i'd. almaeenadO.
Para Erea. IFiarte HermanO de CaraCona Comp
IS barIs 9yino dulce, e0 id: g i'd. 7sid. q id,
B ida a vino secO, laid. 2 a i'd 26 i'd q Id.
12t a, 965 cs. a pimentlQ ~ al;
ParaSres Sobrinos de Ezqpiaga: $50 cs, @ jar
ben, S5OU bOtijas a aceite, vendido para Maya
Rtiez.
Por ell berg. gol Nuevo San Jos6 de Barcelona
Malaga, los mismos Sres. 100 Co q iabOn ma
lorquin $83 OIL, 8 i'd. a iabon $S9 d, 300 i'd a
"a Gl II i'd. papel, almaCan&dO.
Para sres. SobrinoS dc ri, I0Ocs frutas ,estraldas
$74, 100 garrafoncitos vino Jerez rls, so brls.
a vino seco $2t 900 garrafones anisado lSi rls. 50
g. a 80 id. @ fidecs $1fql, 400 GA q jabon ma,
llOrquin $63 Ql, 50 i'd. frntas estraidas @74, 500
mancuernas ajos 48 cts. baules marroQuines, al
macenad0
Para D. Enrique Delgado, As brls. a vino dulce
RI, so id a pimentOn "a qL 40 cs. azdcar en- pi-
Ioncios $3.50 cts. GAIA 100 i'd almdon, 102 cunetes
aceitunas 20 Co viu0 mOscatel 10 i'd conftes, al
macenado.
Procedente de Alicante, lego 81 bergantin tires
HermanOs" & Sres. Sobrinos de RI, con nm Surtido
de su procedencia. no cOnvniendo las OfertaS OBJ
teEidas, sigui0 con su registrO para la Habana.
Por berg. Lola de Santander, Sres. Viuda dc
Was y Comp. 65 sacos garbanzos $6s a.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-02-28
PROvIsIONEs AOlERICANAs.

Alcanzan buenos precios las que Sc ponen en- VEN
ia. bucn aspectO presenta ia plaza para los prime
rOs cargamentos que vengan aponerse en- ye1ta.
Por berg amer Geo Latimer, de Baltimore. {
Sres Latimer Comp, so brls. tOcinO mess @2S
9OT2 i'd i'd id. $2l brl, 10 i'd i'd clear 925 5ls id.
id. i'd &96 brl 20 terzones jamones pa gl 200 la
tos lnaIIteca SIS ql, Is brls id $13 ql 400 kerp
sene 66 cts gal, SO brs i'd SO i'd id rs i'd galleta
pilot s5! Jo0cniletes galletitas sl2 g. 5Oo EesmsS
. aqua de Ia florida $8A fardOs hOa de SEN $2S gl
so c. sal epson, IS ql, 1 O. velas sebo durae &iSi
Ql, 90 Id. i'd. blandas 418 al 100 i'd jabon 90 o.,
loo brls papas %, 2,id. cebollas &3, 100 docepas
escobas $24 dOcena, 80 latas mantequilla go al,
100 quesoS S21 OIL, 10 brls. habchuelas 45}, Id.
chfcharos $5, 100 sacos arroz 95 10 ql, 96 i'd pi-
mienta $15qL, 10 fardos canela $28 89l,
POr Der. AIeman Johannes de Filxdelfa, los
mismos Sres.. 500 latas manteca &15 ,ql, 100 id.
Sars tUOno S msss saOnss
9O0 yeas de sebo s1s 81, 100 i'd 5abcn es e., 80
Ii rs 10 G. sal epson s q 200 id. kerosene IS cts.
gallon.
Por Elizabeth Aun, de Halifax, $50 brls, papas
e5I g. 81 id. manzanas IS, 20 QuesOs @90 IS latas
manteQuilla $lSql.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-02-28
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Puerto-Rico % enero de 1873
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