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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-20
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Como ver&n nuestlos lectores por
la,nueya circular que ha publicado ell
Excmo. Sr: Gobernador Superior Ci-
vii en- la GGcetG de hoy, y que inser-
tamos en- la parte Official de este nd-
nero, Ia Junta que ha de reunirse el
Is en- los salOnes del teatro es pura
mente Informative y no tiene por OBJ
ieto sino nombra~ "comisiones COM
puestas de rla representation de todas
las clases sociales para emitir dicta-
mem esobFe,las cpestionesJ Jd0qae ba-
bIa Ia circular del 10 de la cual ex-
tensamente nos hemos ocupado en-
nuestro ,hltimo nimero. ,Nombradas
que sean estas comisiones Ia Junta Sc
disolvera. Como este puede hacerse
en- pocas. horas creemos que la Junta
0uedara disuelta Ell mismo dia en- que
ma de reunirse.
Asf concretado ell objeto de la Jun
tadeia de asumir Ell caracter de gra-
vedad y de invasion de atribuciones
que parecia tener tai como pintaba
su organization q decreto que VIC Ia
luz p1blica en- Ia GacetG del II. Por
ESQ , porqueshan mediado satisfacto-
rias explicaciones entire s. E. y la
comision del Centro, encarecemos q
todos los que tengan derecno q tor
mar parte de esa JuLta acudan eI
dia prefjadO,as ayudar con sus luces
y con gu voto 4 que sea provechosa q
los intereAes del pals Ia idea del Go
Es nuestra humilde opinion que
ne debe nombrarse mas que una sola
comision para emitir informe sobre
todas las completes cuestiones de que
trata Ia citada circular del dia 10
que esta comision no debe formarse
sxclusivamente de personas de IN
solo partido. Debe ser una sola por-
que los diferentes asuntos de que
debe tratarse Sc enlazan fntimamente
= no nos parece conveniente trataI
unos independientemente de otros: nc
deben formarIa hombFes de un solo
partido porque la comision, que nc
es politica, no ten1ria prestlgio mora
ssficiente sila compusiera una sola z
nuestras dos parcialidades polfticas
La mission de la Junta esta bier
explicita ahora: consiste en- elegir d.
su, seno la comision 6 comisiones que
eatndie 8 estudien 'os problemas pro
nnaatns an Ia G0cetd del II del cor
6era & esta election es innecesaria
Las personas que han lie tormar h
cOmision quedan 4 cargo de la Junta
81 estudio & informe que han de ha
cerse quedau & cargo de la comision
Lo que la comision acuerde NJ
tiene caracter ejecutivo sino pura
mente informative.
Asf deslindado 10 que Sc propon'
Ia Junta, creemos que esta puede pro
ducir algun bien y, en- tOdo caso
Dingun NAL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-20

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-20

Els enteramente inexacto que no
sotros hayamos dicho, como ha ase-
gurado algun periodico, que ell Excmo.
Sr. Gobernador Superior civil haya
separado por ser espaaOl & nadie de
su destino.
El BoLETIN nunca ha dudado de-
espanolsmo de qGen es aquf ell guar
dador lie la honra de Espafia.
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ten en u@ta psussawts.
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Insertamcs en- este preferente lu-
gar el siguiente importsntfsimo ar
uculO que persona competente nos
ha remitido de Bayamon:
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, 1873-09-01

Rrrown, young insurance friend Of otlrB, who
lives i'll Cambridge, hal tho fifth anniversary OF
Ills wedding occur about y wook ago, and btu
friontls determined to oolohrase his woodun wed-
ding by a surprise party. Brown came In yostor-
day and told liz how they succeeded. Thuy COM
moncod by sondlng goryant round With q toa1n
to tako Brown nnd hig vito ont to ride at about
Z Thon they hogan to come with preaents
and matorialH for supper. Thoro Waa little
party OF five came first, all lalep-hal,ds full.
Ihoy all got nicely inside tue garden gate, which
shuts with spring, when Browns big mastiff.
who is always loft uuoLaiued III Ills maB.er's a1-
sonce, ca1ne round the corner and surprised
then. One woman stopped OH har dress. and
in her fal! no demorallz0l fragile tack- Walnut
bookcase she carried that it was afterwards done
up In q bundle and proaantod as kind!iug wood.
Another follow got safely ont Of tho yard. all t,nt
part OF his ra',ts, while old Hsnltlnrs, = who
eiglit-gnllon pail OF ico-cr0am ho carTol.
tllrongi, Browns glanB hot.houae In the cor1ler
OF tho yan1, nnd surprised some $50 worth Of
oxoticK. Finally tl,ey fixed things up unl got
into the llouHo and AZ 1t WIS about time for
Browns return they commenced lnyiug tho sup
per-tablo, They got down tea Het of ralo
china that friund Of Browns III tic trade lal
loaned him wook befoge, mud bttlks two pecuN,
10 that brown has ntnco beeu obliged to mort
gage his Lon-hnuae and buy tho aet J.; md The
ooiil,noatB Of Mrs. Brown when she saw the
condition Of tho carpet, wero sarcastic in the OK
tromo. Finally All u erownlnK touch, they tried
to hang out Chlneuo l4ntolns with tho word
, 1873-09-01
4 GREAT SILVER COUNTRY.

what Nrr. Borden. OF Highland Park.
Knw While ut silver Otty, New nlax.
tn.
NJ n por7o, , ros7o,t -, r;o,,.rd po,,, ~
49, - Aotoo oeouons Su.' ~ 4tsa'" "'A ~
Ter IN aoaohco or over 1o'f months from hlH nome
and friends, has just arrived from Silver City,
New Mexico, whittier llo wont list spring. az
ncctinr tn tocato toro In thu nnufact,tre n fro.
ir;o,, a.,e,, ..a .oo,,;.oa ~ ~. -. a..
o.oA, "non a.o ,oauneu a,. ~ .nu a'''.,ns y. .no
allVer oroa 1ouna ID tlat vicinity. on arriving
at tho town, he Investigated tho matter of clay
deposts aud discoyorad. aftor All attended, Hoarcb.
int ~ t,ro.ol.v ,o1d Ia yo,,d H. ,roa .,,,ao.
=. ..'"' ~ - 4oo"5 eouio ~ 1ouue@ ~ ""o u'uo'
tno nocoseaty, theh, OF returning nome, though
reluctantly, for tho nllvor found there, ho says,
is teu fold moro abundant than his most San
c,,;no on.a ha1 1c1 him To ba,iovo hoyora s,or,.
49,. -
in6' no eaJe ~ o'o s'l"s n"o no' eetn tAoh
Gun realize the rtohness and extent OF those all
vor producing, ores, and it ia astonishing that
capitalsta eeoking lnVestmonta IN paying opora-
tionB should overlook tasse impoitant fields for
speculation and production. Though these
mines OF silver nre situated n barren country,
and away from raliroadH. -, ,0oo to Sl0 GOO would
sct up the necessary machinery on the ground In
WORKING oror, and pay from 70 to 30 per cout
Per month On tho Investment:
hloxlcan LABOR can 20 Eot IN abundance ut FL
to $1.25 per day. plenty Of good water at the
town and In tho mining district can be got by
dlgglng from 10 to ~ toet. Groceries thero arc
acArce3 anu very nlGf-prcod, Wlll6 boef OF tflo
, 1873-09-01
THE CITY IN BRIEF.

John Frink, Of No. 78G Archer avenue, was
thrown from vehicle yeAtordey afternoon with
such violence that he shortly afterwards dicd
from tho oHccta Of the injuries received.
The alarm which Was sounded from Boz 146 at
: o'clock yesterday morning was caused by Z
fire in frame building on Chestnut street,
botwcen Lasalle aud Clark. occupied as car
tent Of s825 was done. No insurance.
James and Michael h1orrissoy, brothors, rcsid
ing at No. 173 North Elizabeth street, qnarrelod
yesterday morning, ut about half-lpaBt O. mud
James stabbed Miolaol in tho left arm with a
pocket-knifo, inaicting severe wound. Ser
gennt Jamoy Garrity arrested tho woud-bs frat
ricido, and locked him up in tho Union Street
Station. The cause OF tho quarrel was dis
agreement on family matters,
Frederick Sullivan. boy IL years of ago.
Whose parents reside corner Of Alexander and
Bushnell streets, WIS drowned yesterday morning
foot Of Polk street, whilo bathing In the lake.
Contrary to the advice Of several who SAW tho
danger OF bathing In water aa rough as the luke
was yesterday, lle yenturo1 outside the basn,
and was uashod against tho broakwator. A hui
vaimiy ontreated Il boatman who was within
80 yards Of tue drowning boy to 60 to his res.
cue. That individual, however, refuaed to
move, giving nj reason that lo had repeatedly
warned tho boys Of tho danger Of bathing outside
the broakwster, and if they disregartled his I'D
vico and paid the penalty Of their folly, 1t served
tl,o,n right. The body has not yet been rocoy-
cred.
Tho Davenport Qowa) Gazette Of Friday last
Bays: "A day or two ago Il womun applied to
DR.. Cantwell for medical treatment and support
at the expense Of Scott County. She waH
troubled with dropsy, she said, AND did look
like aa,dropay, pationt. Where did you come
lived in ohicagoa" "About eight years
"1Iaye you no home thoro7" "No, worked
out" :" How camo ypu to ronovoto Dayenport?' ~
IA physician told me bad better come. :" Waa
ho tho County Physician ~ "Yes." "Aud IN
0serseer Of tie Poor paid your fare. didn't hos
YoB,"-aiser much hesitation. uor ailmont
was not incurable-she, could bear roturn trip
to Chlcngo very comfortably, mud besides thoy
haye founding hospital there, very con.
venient institution for tho woman couple oi
months hence. She was put aboard tho next
oaHtesn train, tloketed for Chicago"
, 1873-09-01

Saturday wu lin ,,1l,o5t aay m tho ry,r eor
hut few ycsseIs cntereJ tic hnrbor 40 ''A'''
0nvt,ro reavo,x ,rcro NJ I'm 1,,,,,ta,,,,o,,,
Us s , ,essg!e w. ~, MetD M W. ~ tne M
asur n.y., Aa sa .uas ~ ~ sse so were dapoeed oi
o'.u4o @ ~ uo' .o,'1" sas oseA i'"n'tson'
Iho S1mrod u tho name Of new thrcc-1naster Jusi
brought cut ut Erfe
The barge Vienna ia ashore on prcaquo Isle Point
She pounded until Bto filled.
Tho canadpua have o,utcl atorr,s,ora, sto,,on =,
colliugwood Tho sipnaI viii 10 nlace' On III" hrhoat
roint of tho Northern Eeyutur. Wv N'aN'''
r ., - -,,s, ,, ., -.
e scho1e5 ,I., aa ot lreaEhen WIN timber from
i , "t.st M ~, WE TO-, aetsu ~ S aRon'ln ui"aTM ~
MoeR hncs, on ~ n.a W tno laoutn VI tto Inanns
aa.nssn as Gso a's Aoa'e" VII ao ass1'eo as "lnasor
e"Ia@u"3'
, 1873-09-01

Special i}isuatch fo TIE (HicnRo Tribunh
La aAtLs Ill.,, Aug. 3o.~rhfa has hceu rcmarka.
arrivala. by the river: The c.IaI-boat Kenuebeck,
from Chicago, light, dropped down to Peru. Tho
eanal;noat Nautilus, from LasaIle, 'oade with corn
cents is offered a. Hennepin for carrying corn 10
Chicago. Thn warehouses arc fnlt there. 8cvcn rents
waa patd ut ltcury yesterday. Thla IL considerable
ADVANCE Eight feet and i've incscn If watyr OIL tho
er sill Of Lock Is. No report Of tho stage Of water
below.
CANAL OFFICE, Cu,oAoo, Aug. ao.-ARR1vzp-
ocean, Ottawa, 5000 tu corn Commerce. do, 5,9Co do
DO ESSEX do, o,ssa do do Morning LtRht, do, $500
rig, 6,o0o do do Erwin, Joliet 67,o59 ba empty bar-
rels Orion, Maracilles $500 Blu oats Oracle Girls
void, Mtnooka, goo bn corn Maple Ieaf, Birds
5000 de oats prop Mohawk Dele, senecs, 1000 IL,
Monarch, Lockuort l51 200 lbs meal 10,0no bs empty
barrels, 200 brls Hour Constitution. Lcmont, 50 Sda
Oh yds do; Advance, do 50 yta 10; Mary Walker do
81 ya DO; u. l. peaslea, do, 55 ys do: H. II. Walker,
do 60 sda 90; H g. CARPENTER, sag, 80 ydH lo; prop
IS tone ice Excelsior, smtn rs yda Btono; Charles
steule, Willow Springs, 80 yla do Admiral, Lemont
~ yda do: Gcnevieyo, Henry, $500 bu corn; Cuba,
Ottawa, ooo bu do Asah'a, Ic1nopt. Sl,s yds stono
CLEAnED-lrogrcss, Henry. &c, ,s38 it lumber; D. r.
Wight, horrls; MontAnk, Lockpur!, 81 cs lark Gold
Hunter. Norris Aflgir, kankakce; Feeder. 800 It
dine, ls.984 It lumber, 80 Ii lath loo III shingles.
cHicAGo, Aug; 3o-9 i. Observation-Disclosures
st1s az Lasnlle 200 bn eoFn NJ l. Asane No. .. 10.
oLEAnEu3Snnrise, Joliet, 6,oo0 n. shingles; Orion.
Atnrsoillss light; Nipple Lieut. Birds lridgo, light
Robt. Hoi'eh Ottawa 81 ihG It lnner. 8aU III lath
prep hfohawk ncr, srneca, ligh; Messenger, .lo do
DAy sate Lasac, lG6 tons coAl; G. L. Booth, Seneca,
70, SIG II lumber,
, 1873-09-01

pnrnor1. b1ish., AuH. S9.-rAssEn ur-props City
Of New York. Clevclald. Plymouth, Ba1a nit, bargn,
Buffalo .a1d barge Badger 9tate, Bruno; rctirs
e. Iinckley. Wakeap, Correspondent, Me1rs. a"odell,
mosrhoro. William crosthwaitc. H. 1Eoward, Skinner.
F. Wilcox. A. D. Norris.
pAssrn DowN-propa Maynowor, Wehfor,!. Nom
tam, Colin Campbell, Merclnnt, A,na:nn, Nlasgrw
and barge Fountain City schrs reirreEu,t. Grover,
Gilmore, Sherwood, Columbian.
WIND-SoutiWcst.
pErnoir, Aug. so.-PAssEp ur-rrops Kay City md
barge Egypuan and barge; barks SnH Scotia sch1a
Dundee. E. +. Gain, hfeehanic, King.
pAssEp DowN-rrop City Of Fremont
WIND-Northwest.
Spsciat dispatch to The Ch1caao Trib,tns.
DErRo1r, Mich, Aug. 3l.-pAssEp Dow.--prors
rasaac, phialelphia N. Mills, 81. Albans. Dubuque,
Gordon oa'nrhcl Vienna Colorado, Anna smith, lIo.
land, Eclipse. Mcldoa, q. Josnph harka slegci MAJ
Eagataet schra ". u. Allen, owaIeo, Flersla i, Da
Alpha, Miami, Hrooka. D. Cobb Sea 1'rd, Commerce.
PASSED UP-Propa City Of nnaon, ArctIc Dale,,ttl.e
Scott Toeumseh, jennets, Lay City and barge, Eeyl
tian, China barka fasltfgn. MIN, Scotia: sc,rs VIM.
caina Nicholson, H. d. hnure, Powl,attau, s,pe DE-
yid Wells, Atwntor, George M"rry Pelican Aan 1laria
Bergman. G. D. Norris. Grant, PfiAia.
WIND-EABk.
, 1873-09-01

Montenegro, remarks ths {a2 Afan Gazette,
has begun, under tho mild and pacific rule Of tho
new uospodar, Nikita, himself educated abroad,
to throw on tho reproaeh Of being tho mont ut.
terly ignorant part Of Christian Europe. Three
yoafs since, II is assortel OIL tho best Qorman
authority, incsodible as 1t may seem, there were
not $50 persons who could road decoutlyin Tho
whole country. aud hardly auY one who could
write. It was also Haid that few OF tho IarsI.
priesta knew anything but their book of prayerHt
aud that only by rote. The frat stepa toward
education worc promoted by Russia, which gave,
in 1863, liberal sum toward maintaining sem
mary for Greek priests, the Empress laying, at
the salno time, endowed o school for the better
class OF girls At the CAPITAL. Tho Hospodar has
Of lato boun exortlne himself to found system
of parish schools, and thirty OF these are aroAdy
established, i'll which 1000 Children aro receiving
instruction,
, 1873-09-01
THE BALL FIELD.

Last Thursday afternoon. at Philadelphia, in
tho presence Of about 1,200 spectators was
played the sixth championship game botweon
the Philadolphias, mud tho Atlnntics, of Brook
lyn. Tho weather WAS delightful. and tho
Philadolphias took the lead at tho start aud
won easily, their folding and batting being much
superior to that Of their opponents. Tho At
lantics failed to make baso-hit III tho first slx
innings. In tho seventh thoy had streak of
luck making four baseH and scoring throo
runs, of Which they earned ono.-which was
all that thoy managed to score in tho game.
The good batting of tho pAilatlolphaB, assieted
by fielding errors and two bases on balls called,
enabled them to add eight runs to their score in
the first and Boyouth innings, which gave tho
scoro a ono-sidod appearance. The catching Of
Malone and tho thirll-baHo PLAYING of Ferguson
wero tho most noticeable features Of tho field
lug. tho latter making one Of tho most brilliant
stops and throwa-to. lrHt over witnessed, and
which ELECTED grcat applause from all on tho
ground. The following is . summary Of the
game:
pn11.ApELrn1A, ra,. Aug. T.,1si1th game Of tho
chAMrnnHhip heries between the Ifsiludephths, Of
Philadelphia, anl Atlanttcs, Of brooklyn:
, 1873-09-01

. speocl, Homo mado two apocchca, nomo
thrco, aomo 2 dozen. They woro all ar
dent. aory, bsrlmining With wit. sarcasm.
groat oratlonB. Dy all accounts, Col. Voes was
III tho CHAIR, and htr. 0nahan Secretary: BY all
accounts, committee Of ton, including three
IriBhmen, three Americans, ono Scandinavian,
ono Froncl1nan, and ono oolorol gentleman,
woro appolntcd to solcct a 0entral Committec Of
other .ilationnlttics from oach Warl-to
cooperate with tho German Central Committee,
and adopt measures to mako :" Nomo howl" by
all accounts, MIR. Keoley was on the Committee from
tho West sIdo Charley Dennilaey from tho North
Bide German gentleman from tho South Sldo
on to represent the Scandnnvians, aid MI. H..
D. King to look after tho welfare OF tho ooloretl
.sRloon.keepnra. Tho Frenchman is In nhey-
anco, and 80 ara the Americans, 1t being rather
hard TO find tl,om. bf ~ accounts, there will
DO q mabs.meoting shortly, mud there Till I9 be
thon will II Romo howl" in earnest.
Tho analytic mind naturally began to examine
tho olomontH composing tho meeting, nnd, poll
ticiana' minds being OF tho analytic order no
they began to cogitste and draw inforencca "a
the legitimate roault Of thcir mental calcula-
tious. Setting ont with tho Fundamental
proposition taat tho candidates should bo
ohosen from tllS meeting, moot % ticket :. VS. ~
boys can manufacture ali tho sleteB they please
out Of TINT inner consciousness, but that won't
do them any good Il It doos not please tho
bosses. Tic talk that waB most likely to bc
true ran something In this wiao: There's Nc
Avoy for htayor-le WAS up-staira thcro'a Dan
O'IIara for City Iroasuror-ho WAS upstairs |;
there's n1r. Onalian for Comptroller-ho waa up
stafrs thoro's Tom Moran for City Attorney
ho wna up-stairs; there's hIr. Kooloy
for County Troasurer-he was upstairs !;
there's Austin Doyle for Cork OF tho
Criminal Court--he wasn't up stairs, but Dan
was, and that's the samo thing thoro's Amo
VosH for Corporation CounBol-ho was up
Btnirs; thore's Potter Hand for County
Clcrk-ho WAS up.stRirs !; there's JUL
ius Rosenberg, Albert Nicholson, Bob
Konny, and AID. McCnffroy, for County Com
ulissioners-they wero all upstairs thoro wore
twenty mon for Aldormon-toy were up atairs
Acca-and they wore al up stairs.
, 1873-09-01
LAFAYETTE BANQUET.

The Committee Of Arrangements for the ban
quot to be given on Friday evening next, in
honor Of tho birth OF Lafayette, met yeAterday,
and agreed upon tho following programme OF
tonBts
Adaress by tho President DR.. Carr
Tho Memory Of Lafayette: United gtateA
Senator John 4. Logan.
Tho United Staten OF America: Gov. John
T.. Doyoridgo.
Tho Republic Of Franco III. Theodore Cor
Quit.
Tho President Of tho United statos Music
Our GHOSTS: +. +. Rofnot, President Of
Froncll Denoyolcnt Society.
Tho Army aud Navy Gen. John Macarthur.
Chicago Con. I. N. Stiles.
Tie Press Elias Colbert.
Tho Ladies' Robert Heryoy, Esq.
, 1873-09-01
scbr nallarna, Buffalo, q, $40 bu corn.
pron Ira QhafIoe gaugauck, so dry hldos and sun.

gchr nallarna, Buffalo, 81, $40 bu corn.
Prop Ira Chanoe 9augatuck, $50 dry hldos ana snn'
lark Marin Martin, Dntrato, s7.csa ,m curn.
Bollr Pilgrim, Lutngton, l,do0 h'l oitn.
Bcl1r JOHN Miner Buffalo, II, mo su corn.
Etur Athena, hfuhkogon, anndT1ca. .
Prop Scotia, DuGalu, 46ooo bn oats, a29o bn corn,
l,O00 brla flour, $50 tnnh railroad iron.
Bchr Brh,1ylktlt, Eric, ~ ,O20 hu ~hoat.
uArRe ii, H. Robertson, Congwnod. 1o,856 bn corn.
Bchr Adirondack DntEao, l8,2l7 hu corn, A,too bu
Prop Lake Eric, Montreal 1863 brta corn, 100 hea
oatmea 100 brls pork and e1indraes.
Rtmr Corona, at. tosoph ~ kegs bncr, and sndrtes
Brhr John Kilderhailse buffalo, 320u0 bu whaat-
Bchr MockinK Bird, Duffnlo. 81. ONO 1t, wheat
N1tsHT CLEAnANOKB.
achr Clayton Delfe, Kingston, l8,R7t bu 'heat.
HcEr Deios DoWo1f, Klngatol 17,0no hu 1hcat-
Hchr Shehoygan, MAntowoc, anndries,
6tmr milwaukee,, OKdeilsbrg 1000 BIZ corn, $50 brl1
bris pork, and Rundries.
Prop Montgomery, Port Huron, 28,ll4 bu corn, lM
pork, a5U bris lour, aud Buntlries.
Prop Arabia, Buffalo, 80 tons PIG Iron.
Prop II. Groh, Mn,atct, sundrIea.
nargo Havana. pesitgo, 400 pkgh groceries.
Prop nnHsa, Montreal $3.50 hu wheat. % pea houss-
hold gopda.
Prop aIohawk Buffalo, 900 bu corn, 1910 baRs aa1-
seed, and Hundrtra.
Prop Java, Buffalo, 1000 bre nour, LOO tuga graas4
seed, and Gundrios.
, 1873-09-01

"Welcomo" on thcm on tho porch ovor tho
front door. They succeeded In hanging two
lantornh, md when they Ind saved tho houao
from tho fiery fond thero wasn't enough porch
loft to pay for tho trouble Of trying to lang out
any more. Then tloy eat down and waited for
Brown and hiB vito to coIne homo. We draw tho
veil uvor lilo sceno TINT followed their return.
snmo ecc11os arc too joyoua to bo described In
cold, cold wordB.
, 1873-09-01

Chicago & Evansville gh

Chicago & Evansville Short Line.
Hsyeusy-nyo milcs Hayed Commencing Sept.
!, 1879, tho Woodruff improved rotunda parlor md
aleorng-eoachea will run Ill tho Chicago Danvile Il
Vincennos 1ailroad, from Chicago to Evansville via
Terra lIa,te. Thrss cars leave tho depot, corner
Of Canal and Knz'e streets, ut r. III. daily sHndaya
cxcepct}, md aro not surpasEed for elegance Hud
comfort: Th,s Ia tue only Company r'nniuK thrnugA
IN Terre Ha,tc, Ylnceunes and Evansville Tick
eta anu sleepjDgrar accommodation can bo secured At
No, ldH WaBliuHton htreot, Aul at depot,
, 1873-09-01
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,


LIVERPOOL, Aug. 3n-11 Il. ,n.-lroatlstufrs un-
chaugetl. Flour, 2ss 8tlGy2o4 I'd. Wleat--Wintor,
r. sl ur9g 1A tds1ss ,s "a q e. ~ 3l2s ltd
L1vEnruoL, aug. 3o--i p. 1l.-Droaussuls un-
changed.
LoNpoa, Aug. 3D. 2r. m.--Cnlso]a: Money, 0aas %
b21 account 0a4 Gs9s 61s Ut D5. 95!. do Of ~,
O5ls; 1u-40s, WV liz" ". VIZ. Ess upvuci W.
two xll huetaaling Il; <o5z, and cloao4 Ut 47;s.
Sperm Ol1-v04sQls.
pAn1s, AuB. 3g.-ltentea, b7f $50.
LlvklsrooI., Aug. a0-Eyeuing.-C quiet mid.
dlng u1lauds, B,id Orleans, 9;sl; halcr, Il, 600
bales; American. G3oo bales speculation aud export
3,0o0 balcs.
Choebe, o2a. ou.nbcslands. ass; shor4 ribs, l1s
Other Articles uurhuuscl.
, 1873-09-01

Port of Chicago.


ARRIVED. .Aug. 81.
schr Corona, st. Joseph. BnndricB.
Barge u. Groh, Manistee, lumber.
Daryu Windsor, MuniaAco, lumber.
Sklur Shoboygan, Two Rivers, aundr!ea.
S:Ar q. n. Robert, Pentwatcr, tan bark.
8cllr W. q. CroBthwaite, Buffalo. coal.
Prop I'm Cha!Ioc saugatuck, lnmbor.
achr J. w. Brown, Menomjuee lumber.
8cllr s. hates, sheJoygan lumber.
6.mr 4,!E AiEon9 l., Mus,keRon ~, san''res.
Darse city of Grand Iayen Grand Haven, lumber.
Schr Corscs, Oswogo, coal.
Prop City Of Detroit, Buffalo, sundr1ca.
Prop Japan, Iuaaie. aundriss.
scow Granger, Willctt's Pier, tan bark.
Bchr Game Cock, Muskegou, lnnbor.
Prop James Fisk, Jr., buffalo, sundries.
sehr JOS. DreTaen' e %nite Lake. lumber.
Bcow william Bates, st. Joseph, wood.
Bchr Masdalen. Lulwig's pler, wood.
Bclr Lizzie Doak, Ludlrgton, lumber.
st1u barge lirkhoad, Buffalo, coal
stm barge ], u. Ruttcr, Buffalo, coal.
schr ]. i. Tracy, Maniatoe, lumber.
6chr MiHerya, Mnskegon, lumber.
schr Margaret Dali, Muakeyon, lumber
scow j. 4. johnson, saugasusk, lumber.
stm barge olarloa Koitz, Manislcc, lumbcr.
8tm barge Harmony, Munisteo, lumber.
sal.I Florence, b1cCartsr's Pier. tan bark.
stm bargo olom"tis, peshligo. t,wiug.
Sim bargo Active, pevht1Yo, lumber.
Stm bnrge Mantnnho, peshtigo. lnmbor.
schr 8. q D,lwin. Escanba, iron orc.
Prop Idaho, l3ulEao, suntrius.
Prop JnyA, Buffalo, ailn.sricH.
6ehr YIN. Smith, dArter'a ler, wood
Prop Do Pore, areen Hay, a,nlrtes.
Prop Russia, Iuttulo, hnndrics.,
fchr Faster, CAROLS Pier, Wtnd.
8chr Huraco Oreoloy, Duck Lake, wood.
srllr O. Shaw, South 1lavn1l, wool.
, 1873-09-01
LAISQ EFciKlkf4

Veaseta wero scarce and In urgent demand. An Ad-
Of Ike obtained on satra to buffalo, l,,on-
tions beng at % for and loo for wheat to i,nao
and 1876 for whoat to Kingston. Tho engagements
were: To Dunato: schr CnltfsRwood, rorn at % !;
On private terms. 10 Kingston: srllrB Clayton
Bclle and D. DeWolf, wheat It 15Hc I" Montreal !:
FE9p Corn wpanr ror 81 ufG
1l5.0Dn bl wl,oat and U00 h corn. Tn scir l1at.
htel ilan been chartered fnr wheat from Milwaukee, to
BnttRa for tho rest Of tho nj lOc. Ths prop
Ne6taskR wns caarterod for ccrn to llntnLo Il %.