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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-05-10
HOTUI INTERNATIONAL, ClLLB PRINCIPAL,
TRN7E Al BANCO Y CLUB INTERNATIONAL DE- SAN THOMAS

| Un empleado del Hotel va q bordo. siemnre
que llegan vapores para ponerse q la orden de
los Sres. pasagefNs encarKarse de Ia co5nnduc~
dadO cOnstruir expresamente para este saTvie;o
con ni0oion mecauica, que le impelemas veloci.
dad que una maqnlra dc vapor, v espaci, snf-
ciente para conducir .veinte y cuatro, personals
ron sls maletas de yiaJe, 81 cual esta disposi
hahia. San Tomas 15 dc Eneru dc 1874 - -fnbiam
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-05-10

TT que susclibe, proDietariD de cate c6m0do
estabfeeimiento eituado Ell 10 mas e6ntrco de
II lie del Concrete, cerca de los inuelies, con
hermOsas vistas del puerto de la Cindad, tie-
ne fd honor Ue acknowledgements saplig0s
y,alndbieo en- genelalsa lsasegQrando no tebaFdn
NADIA one dASear, puAs al efAcfO cueuta cOn una
escogida BerviIntnbTe, esa3ai6s6s cii:lt4ns bna
falailias, cautina bien preysta, baiios ffios
calIentea 4 La 6rden, barbero Il &C.; todosi pro
clos eqtlitaiyos d alcancc DC todas las fortlnas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-05-10
COMPANlA DE VAPOKHo
HAMBURG ASEBEibN2 TEAHRT ACT55E GESYLCHIg1'
DE MBURGO

Ell qunceGa de Inca Iau5urgo T7aa
ca, St Thomas Pueo-po Pueot!at Iayt papar4 todo
e presente mes 6a principles de- entrante
FL haben10 sdo entregado
los costas al tempo oonve1o i omp3ni a ueIo dasnar
pevisonalmente vapo carga puerto Themes Hay
mo pudiendo admtir ma dc pas&garos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-05-10
TIA ggAGOS.

MilIar redondo enptes. de 80 taoacos nr.S10
Tabacos perilas de 6, 8y 10 tabacos en- paque-
tes ii 10 reales por un peso.
e'aGs,as asgs&laEANS.
CaSetllas de 30 cigarr0s corrieGtes papel,
or0zuz bl"nco. Il 3 caittjIlas p0r peso, Y
tomando de ) pesos en- adplante, "a por un peso
ldeIn de IS cigarros corl'entes panel hlanc0,
" por I'm peso, tomaud0 dc 5 pesos en- adelante
IS. idem de 3e clgaTi'lo5 c0rr'entcS papel tap-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-05-10

apoo
los tead arlne
para Tverpml
Agentn SreaL en- nponceid
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-05-10
l. . S G A vi 3 | @. S

Grcn depdsi de tba cjgarr Nos acreatuda uaycs
La PERLA De BORINQUEN DE ESTEBAN BALAGUER j
Penada eaaS de No EpsicOn Viena 1873
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-05-10
CONPADIA REAL On VAPORRy CORRROS INGLRSRS


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The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1874-01-17

London is going f. have MAG
n-Heen5 tower two Indrnd feet
hIgn IN memory OF ApranaIn urrt-
coin. It will cost 5000, one
half of which sum has already
been contributed in London, and
,he balance in this country. Rev
Ee}Yn--.l Hall is the man who
has undertaken and will accom-
plish this grand work. The tower
will adioin DR.. Hall'S church.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1874-01-17
Total, $4,000 gifts, all S1,5OO,OOO
cash, amounting to
The chances for gift are rs one to FIVE.
PRICE OF TICK ETS:

PRICE OF TICKETS
Whole tickets. $50; Halves, $25;
renths, or each coupon, 81; Eleven
Whole Tickets for $500: 22t Tickets for
1000; Il3 VII lie Tickt is for s. 000
227 Whole III he for $40 0U0, M dis
count on less than $500 worth of Tickets
The F"urtb Gilt Concert will be con
Quoted, in all respects, like the three which
have already been given, and full partlcu'
lars may be learned from circulars which
will be sent free from this Office to all wh"
apply for them
Orders for tickes and applications Tor
agencies will be- attended to IN the Ordei
they are received, and it is hoped lhey WIZ
b. sent in promptly that there may De ne
disappointment or delay In hlline az
Liberal terms given to those who ouy 10
sell again All agents are perrn' ptorlS
required to settle up their accounts anu
return all. unsold tickets by the 2UIn ua'
| of March.
THO. f. BRAMLEIth'
Agent Public Library Ktn!ucEy; dno
Manager Gift Concert, PuDhc Library
Building, LOUISVILLE, Ky. a,
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1874-01-17
AN AGREEMENT.

We, the undersigned, agree
that after the 18th, of January,
we will receive and pay out dimes
at their legal valuation,
VIM. B. Hooper & Co., Colorado
s. Nav. CO., per A. j. Finlay,
Agent, Becker & James, David
Neahr, w. r Lrrkin, Hall Han
lon, Fitzgerald & Kenyon, julius
Samter, Geo. Martin. q HOrner'
Il. Vaitnzuela, A. L0rette MS
sen & Nunez, G. VI. Knight, A.
W. Rise, Trinidad Williams, 81
ker & Costello, l. Lyons, Il. W.
Grant, V A. LePrince, Geo; Blalf
Yee Hop, P. A. MorrOf, Luis
Campo, VIM IL. Touge.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1874-01-17
6otice.

Notice lie hereby given that al, debts for
advertising due the ARIZONA SENTINEL
prior to September 10Th, 1873. are paw.
able to Z L. Miner, and from and after
that date to VIM. j. Berry. All unpaid
subscriptions to the Sentineln are nav
able 10 VIM. J. Berry, who will also com
plete all subscriptions paid to q. L
Minor prior to October 10Th, 1873 Per
sons having claims against the a. Senti
mel" Office prior to the 18th inst will pre-
esrnt them for collection to c. L Minor
c. L. MINOR,
olS VIM. j, BERRY.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1874-01-17
N0zWu7'0Sng.

Gold Dust. Gold and Silver Bull
lion, U. S. Treasury Drafts, Legal
Tenders, Soldiers Warrants, Bank.
ers' Drafts, and Good Commercial
Paper, Grain, Hides, Wool, and
aM Territorial and Mexican Pro
ducts bought at value FOR CASH;
or advances made, as may be de-
sired.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1874-01-17

COUNTY scrip has taken a rise
in cur local market during the
past and present week, owing TO
the fact that there is about three
thousand dollars to be bid for on
the 2lst inst, in County Sinking
Fund. IS cents is freely offered
with no great disposition to sell
by those holding the same, This
speaks well for those in charge o.
Idar finances, aud The opinion IS
often heard that but a short time
will now elapse hofo~o scrip sill.
/ bear It's par value
TIE HEMP fields on the Colo
RADIO river, are attracting much
iattention from capitalists, both
/ American ard Mexican. Two
large companies are now organ
lied and in operation, and we
near of others in embryo. The
fields are exceedingly extensive,
commencing about twelve miles
below Yuma, and extending from
there to near the mouth Of the
river, distance of ninety miles.
We wish the enterprise unbound
ed success.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1874-01-17
SEN TIN Ell,
SATURDAY, - January nth


THE weather is delightful. A
light and gentle rain fell the fore
part of the week-only enough tC
lay the dust, and then it clear
ed off bright and beautiful. Every
thing is lovely and the air is
soft aad balmy as the breath of
pretty girl.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1874-01-17

P4rsonais.-Capt, Polhamus re-
turned from the mouth of the
River on the steamer MohdUe, on
Wednesday night, and an inter
e4ting event took place at his res
idence next morning in the birth
Of a daughter. We are happy 10
be informed that both mother and
child are doing We'll
Charles Fl. Kenyon Of the firm
of Fitzgerald Il Kenyon, arrived
in town on Tuesday evening ;
stage, from MaricOpa Wells, and
left ag ain for that place on Thurs
day evenings stage. Mr. Ken
Won informs us that he Will soon
return and resume his residence
here in Yuma. His many friends
will heartily welcome him back
for he is true gentleman ana
great favorite with all good PEG
pie, Come back soon Charley.
Mrs. Nash, wife ofG, W. Nash l
ESQ , Of this place, with two chli
dren, arrived last "Wednesday by
the steamer C0cOpnh. Mrs Nasl
comes from Mount STEERING, SWlt
zerland county, Indiana. w
congratulate our friend on thi
happy meeting with his Interest
ing family, who have come lou
thousand miles to meet him her,
in Arizona. 1t is just one mont'
since leaving their home IN lndl,
ana until their arrival in Yuma
They have the best wishes OF I'M
community for their prosperit
and happiness.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1874-01-17

Hon. Chas. TT. BriRley, Collec-
tor of Customs, has shown his
energy in erecting a fine pole in
front of his Office, on Main street,
from which gracefully waves
daily the American revenue flag,
and where he can he found during
the week for the benefit of those
having to do with matters ap-
pertaining to that Office
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1874-01-17
TOWN ELECTION.

An election was held at the
Court House, on the town of Yu-
ma, on Tuesday, the 9th day of
January 1874, for the election of
Town Officers, resulting in the
8 m -, xyOEo win. xyotoc
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1874-01-17

ma, on Tuesday, the 9th day of
January 1874, for the election of
Town Officers, resulting in the
following vote, viz: votes
Mayor A J Flnlay ......."....108
Council w r Larkin ........... 81
f" III Hanlon.... .......... "A
" III Goldberg ...........103
L M FlSher.............. %
" VIM Burke. ........... 81
H E Lindsey. ........ SO
Treasurer II S Fitzgerald. .....,105
Assessor j S Spdnn 103
Marshall A Tyner ............... 81
" OF TOWnsend....... 81
P Master A Taylor ................ Is
Scattering. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 16
The total number of votes poll
ed, were 100, of which 6 Were
votes of naturalized and naive
Mexican citizens.
Fvervthin~ nassnd off quietly,
and. all are satisfied The only
contest, laid between p. NJ. Fish
/ er ana VIM, Burke for Council
and the two candidates for Mar.
shall. On Tuesday evening the
18th, the Board mot, and received
the quarterly account of the
Treasurer. Canvass was had Of
the election retuIns, and A j Fin
lay wa, declared elected as Mayor,
w h Larkin, II HanlOn, II Gold
berg, and VIM Burke as Council,
Ii S Fitzgerald as Treasurer, j s
Spann as Assessor, o F Townsend
as Marshall and A Taylor as
Poundmaster.
All but the last named came
forward and took the oath of Of
flee. G. II. Brinley was elected
Recorder. Nominal bonds were
fixed to the Treasurer and Mar
shall, and the Board adjourned
until the first Monday in Februa-
ry proximO.
Very little interest was felt in
the election and many citizens
did not go TO the oils at all. Mott
withstanding this, he vote polled
was larger than that in the large
and populous town Of Tucson,
where according to the Citizen,
only one hundred and one votes
were polIed. Here5 as above
stated, one hundred and nine
votes were e3st, six ofwhieh wer,
votes Of bona ide nativa ~nd ma
turalized citizerS o. Mex; p o
birth
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1874-01-17

OUR thanks are due and are
hereby rendered to Antonio Cana
lizo, Esq, Editor of Ey Colo de
Cortes, at Guaymas, Cor the pres
ent of a sack of oysters, sent to us
bv steamer, and which our friend
Capt. Poole, of the C0copGh. kind.
Iy took care of and delivered to
Ms in first-rate order on the ar
rival of his steamer on Wednes-
day last. These oysters are a
great treat, and now that we have
regular communication with
Guavmas by steamer, we can have
them brought here cool and fresh
for at least seven months OF the
year.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1874-01-17

Our Stock is complete; our con-
nections the best, and we offer to
the people of Arizona, Sonora ana
New Mexico, inducements not at
tainable at any other house on the
Pacific Coast.
WIN. B. HOOPER d co.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1874-01-17

WE have moved the Office of
the SENTINEL to the large and
fine building of Jose NJ. RedOudo
Esq, on Main street, opposite the
school house. We are now fixed
up in first-rate style. and all we
want is plenty of patronage. Sc
roll up friends, come and see Us,
and you who can't call, send la
YOUR orders. We need the help
of every person who reads the
English language. We re trying
t. print you a good paper. WI
you help us?
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1874-01-17
REPAIRING
DOne 10 02-He1', az
lite 6eSL manner,
AMI az
s@REAsoNABLE TERMS al

l invite parties TO call and see my work.
both in iron and wood.
use only the very best material. and
employ the best workmpn, and build a.
good wagons and coaches as can be made
in tire United States.
Everything made in the Blacksmlthing
line.
From Needle to an Anchor.
dcel3 CHRIS. HORNER,
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1874-01-17

QUITE pleasant affair occurred
at the residence of the Hon. G. w.
G. RowelI, last Saturday evening,
on the occasion of that gentle
mans birthday. Several of his
friends assembled, and after
pleasant converse, were treated
to a fine supper, consisting of the
many good things to be had here,
May be live to enjoy many such
occurrences.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1874-01-17

Dr.. F. II. Goodwin, our worthy
Sheriff has gone to sacramento,
Gal., ~ receive aud briug neTe for
trial the fiend Ortega. who took
part in the cold blooded and de.
liberate murder of three of our
citizens at Mission Camp, two
yearsago. May he have a speedy
and lust trial, which if the case,
he will partly pay for his crimes
at the end of a rope.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-11
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

YORK July I0-BsEyEsSOne received to-day nd no many
held from Yesterday Receipts FOR ioat days amount - 2
cule moor 20 prime lOdl2 &C. D 70 ds
56 to s b NJ Goldsmith soil Ii Missouri oxen cWt AZ
30 fair good Illinois steers, q c"t al 70 =
70 81 NJ Lsuterbah sold % common Illinois steers
ga cNt, At lie. 10 dress ., ID. . -o- - -, -. ,.-
DAYS 1919 for the same time as' week 1ol yeas %
fair demand prices generally sustained OlhaV 70 p'9
Elliott sold 100 state ealves rather coarse 10 !etase 81 o.
J. " Thurston sold 1877 Bucks County calves I4O 10 average d 0
9l2c e n and 90 state TO- l3J 10 al -I9c. o,,o IL
sHBEP AH0 LAsBs-kecept to-day we're ~ cars VI -,
making 6j27 for four against 659 Tor The same me l''
higher with slow sale al bt4Os- ID
Lambs we're IN fair demand st "a 1lOlfe = y u, -
Hume Elliott sold 26O Virginia lamb, 81 ~ average at De- 10
81 state 81 No. lOc ami % lo 80 n. at JA2e
Kirby sold 81 State lambs OIL d. a. o4' AM i5 ONO 'heep
r s. Kase Son sold 2js jersey lambs. 81 n at l0i.,
u 1913 10. 80 H. At lOc; III do 81 ~ al 80, 20 ~ % " a.
gs 81 do 30 d. c 80 lo 81 d. Al &C. aua 40 10 d ID
Pacock ,oii 1858 Ohio sheep &C. p 70; 81
rs % ,Gj2c, and POI hcutueAy lambs. ~ ~ Al
J. v Thurson l54 state an jersey lambs At - lO p -
swiNR-Receps we're 10 rars Or l-Oo hog, maA.S 10 -
DAYS IL JOl or the time a "A none
oierd alive Dressed hogs we're advanced to os@o &C. ID al"
closed hTm.
ALBANY July 10 -CArr1R-Reepts 497 carloads being de-
1919 the market strengthened BY As' receipts A
snssP AID L,SB. Market steady ,nd &c 2 higher for
G eeP - DC. EStra So So Lambs SO j0d SO Is.
Much Cows held at $4j $50 e heal. No sales. ~
VEAL CALyEs-Raceps 5J7 ranging l3JDl52 10. anu
&C. Og Common 70 FAR OG 20 oI f-4I "
Good Tor Extras
BrFrAo july lO-CArrLH-Recep to-day $50 head making
supply for the week thus FAR $50 bead or 80 cars
732 Tor TINE asst Seez No trade to-day al esu ii
rivals shipped Etss B. lrst hands 800 $1,000,
SHEEP AID ABs-hecGpts oav, lSOO head making me toa
supply the thus FAR 900 head AGAINST tOO 1 10,
lambs 10 sheep -. Western sheep shp
remaining The lnso Principally socEe e lesuheu O S
HoSsRec today 500 head the total supply for The
ar IL 700 heal against li9OO head or ne ne Vm
The supply vas tot{ Inadequate 20 'As 1''-~~' ~
/ - 4UL1Oi lC-si 1OL@p JO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-11
THE STATE or TRADE.
ETHIOPIAN MARKETS

roypoy july lO-l2:3Op p. NE Railway shares %
tvgEpoo July lO-l2}O n'oton is easier ut not qnoa
lover Mdlug p1nds iii Mdiug Orleans S'4 sales LuO
inc uiug 900 bales speculation and export me ses OF ue
have been bales Of which $4,000 taken or e1u"
and 900 on speculation. the port 500 900 bales mel ng
~ 400 American the week have been flop bar
rui American actual 900 bales safes on he
basis Of adding Upuls nothing below Good Ordinary he yefai
py AZ l.l: do d. deliverable July and August az lLo 90
m nothing below Low NsIngs deliverable August AM >ept.hf al
3D. safes hgmrlts Of the new crop On tle OASIS OF
Ba. nothing below Good Orinsrr Al - The rece r. o. ~.
o the pas, three 10000 quarters including AiOOo
American
A. 900 bales including 10000 ses American sales on me o, o.
Nug TDauds nothing below Good Ordinary, lelverse oy9eh
Der .nf SD Bretsafs are dull CaA9rma ne
Wheat Club u ceutt Rel Western spHns ~ @LV IL
Rel Winter "a Il rs Com. - 3 quarter 90. ,,
LoyDoS lU-}.3U p. u.Ihe amount OF 1ulou N4I' 2.
from be Bans En- ana balance today Enc
Railway shares 3-3.. P7rs dispatches quote trne' ~ Owl % 80,
LlvRAroOL July lO33O l-Of The Cotton sales to-day ooOo
IIvgnpooI July lO5 Cotousass on The oa, OF Mdain
rd, uothiug below MIIngs. deliverable N.Y. AZ LIZA
% I'd shipments Of The bass ~ hldAng IpalI
sI4L The mikeI Tor yarns anu ian
rs u Manchester dull with downward tendency ,heese % =
cyyt Tor the grades American fine Lard 80 ~ = cNt
LoSDOS july lUr4ow, Al al per cwt Petroleum. "a
gallon
PARIS. july lO-n. m-Reltes. SOC joc 90 ,-,
Iuvpl Jlr II-Egeuug l.'uitA Lnssei ~ nseed '~Ae'
z Ju Z III DO p Common .Osu . gao 2 'Nt
L-vgKPpl iOEvel.ls COIlOH hOsl, D . q c"t SpHn
ue. .Tt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-11
NEW WORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, SHEET

II 7ia9sc. Jsv, r. slf5aic AMI Manila Sups
nor and Extra Superior t1isH17y $1,000 -. q, - ~.
TALLOw strong With far demand es Of 5OOOO % G'' AZ
" $50 City y 3-l61sisc. -,
and the market The sales for the pas. thIe-
embrace bhi. within the Of 6TSlte SEED ra
request figures sales Of goo
rop 1873 Ohio 1873 AZ or 90 cass
1873 . 100 PennyviuiA cron - D
private Wisconsin crop 1872. at Sci zoo bales
Hayans a soc isl .,,o
WElSKY-The market steady and fairly active sales Of ijo
bbls at ggc.. and $3.50. check to-day. o.,
WOOL-The mArke. been fairly scrTe for al
and Texas found ready BUYERS, Nilh i@f
log claimed ea the seasoa WOODEN uos MS
command better prices Wool relatively higher f"ieH
air request MessIs Fateisol
& Co o. New Feeces the coming week
There good nquir7 New Pieces they in gool
There arge buyers u me
better trade assortment improve
reopt been chiefly Texas Texas po"
California Feeces 39S bales Total Lii De
The embraced n Texas, 30 &c 5000 ~ state Fce'
522c; 10000 n Mexican. 20 y 10 pDU am ~ Ono
private 1000 Georgia private terms - 900 Bur
Wool private TERMS 5000 n TEXAS. 36c LOCO Blyl le1e
25c: 10000 10 Fail California PIE 10000 10 ran
California, - 2.i 10000 10 Unsashed Feeces private
900 10 Washed Fleeces terms lOOOO ny
Ohio Feeces 5000 Bic. 5000 Secured California
private terms, 5000 Choice Combng DeLare Feeces bDc
% 600 7jc 100000 NewLealand private
Eastern Texas 23ilci 2OOOO Improved esen
DE 10000 California Pll.ef private terms 2OuoO 10 Jn.
wah-in private 5000 70 Eastern Teras BURY - 0OOO
Spring private II bales Spring California 4Ic
Tub 81 2 $50 bales California on private eni
100 baes private 80 0sea Cspe on pVse
100 Fall Cali orna Pree and Bury y %c ~ Oars
36, bales Georgia private terms; - Daes iets On
ptyate 10 bales Feces private terms ~ bae' CAoe
.atedS sinner Pm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-11
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

u
AsHES-Ths receipts today % pigs Pots uritered and
The inquiry lulr limited qo.sI 6sic. Pearls are iul
bhhsH AA-Ihe iu snh heavy one ot ~ oooD
= offered Yesterday 81 without fnlng buyers southern
Good 20 Choice quoted 81 432 aud Western do Do at ~
gle
BROOM CORN AND BROOMs-Corn scare md Arm We quote
New Green Hln sDlpc. Medium Green. SaJc short
Green Brush 10 l2c New Red Repped At safe cash.
Dr00ms Arm o denau
CANDLES firmly held but luet quote
Il Of Al 39 10 10 ~. snd 10 al l1c; sperm At
sc faent al j, r3yc and Pa1ne &c ior and os aud
27c for q.
COffkt-Th.re still quiet market for Rio. snd prices are
without quoIahe change We quote Ordinary AZ 1924 02Oc
Far DO at 20 92le Cool DO at ~ aQ2l Pc Prime o. ~ az
- an extreme 1873! as gold = 10 % anu
80 DAYS credit Mid grades about previous
pce We quote: Java - H2S CeTon & Maracabo
1t j 2ac aguayr. 2G22 Jamaica AZ 10 2G2Eci Sano
Domingo ~ ~. Porto Rico 2Oa2l 2 Costa Rca 2Od22'
all gold.
COrToS-rh. market spot . quiet, and quota
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-11

s.y receipts. a. bale. Shipments 2l bales stock, 1873 1905
sssEyspoaT Ja wsetly r.o.ipt. IO7 bales ship
n.ns 2j7 bales .,s' ~ bale. stock ~ o,e, .,.n.
Ije weekly p bals Shipments 10 5hs' 'es 1870
CScfsyAr Juy i0coiton aust Niddlng IG9 accepts 27
bales. shipments ~ bales socr. 1855 bales "ess' rs'ep'
GsDrASoL JAY oCOoa---eeky net receipts II bae' or
MsSPaIs July lOsi,on que, -,,y 1nchaage Lo- Mii,ss
receipts - e1ss shipments 7sl bales ''oe' 800
G.IvTos July OCot,On que,ud un,b,ngsa: Good or;iusr.
ok io9 ea 'sey He. receipts 5S9 'as' exports ".'"'''
CoIgsHrs Juy lOcoso que M'ins ICE -setl, reesO,'
81 bales shipns1. 81 bales sale. 2t bales spinner lG5 oa''
sEnl Ja ',e.g'. p bales shipment. 2oa
CRY PSTsr I1 0 net y ss'o. 20 s
receipts rs bales Shipments a. bales s'oai. 1873 1882 oiss
SrvoRGEAs. July Ioco,ou quiet and unchanged Nifius
lie; 57l bales o'. 79 o. sIFor' !" Gre.s
P5 7s b: resi, sst reesp 40 bales. sro 10 bss.
sport' Great Britain $3.50 bales eoa't"ss i56S bales s
8AIrisonr JAW lO-co'tou inn and nominal safus l7s.
bales; gross sos bales eoasr'. 80 bale. 'nuer AZ
bates exports Great Bntaa 7i2 bales eoAs'"s $50 o,e'
~ Ioyt, I All and lower Mdiiug 6a7l6lars
receipts u bales shiDleH ~ bales weekly receipts - o''s''
aopLE, JOY IOco,on dull ,nd Irregular Mdiins i6 La
Milings ID go strict GOOD ORDINARY, IfH . Ce, a9
80 bales stock s35 bale. weekly ceps go o1!e.
s sss. '''''' 'o' bales to the ''a"'''' 40 ''' '''
Bo.roy Juv lO-co,,on iul Ndlng Ise. receipts b,,r
eeg. 253 bales; sr,s 3 80 bales Gales. 700 bales
s,vAsS,u July Cotton dull iui unehingei h'ing i9ei
gross 20 sales - hses LID
bales ~eeky 45l bales; gross. AL bales eIl0s
sales - bales
NORFOLK july IOotton steady demand light Low hdlhns
-A-s
- 6s bales sessy receipts Laos bales erpors
cOsstwise 2.t6o bales; sales ST. bales.
PnlLADsr PHBI. Jly 10 Cotton iul. N.ldling l@ir Lo-
Mddlng lsc Oriinarv 1884, Good orntg los
Ordinary, net 20 bales sro,s - bales weekly 81
receipts 3Oj gross, 800 bales
Providence July lOCiron, weekly receipts - oars, Ae
$500 10 900 bales
.L0UisvfLLs. JAY lO.-COton weak. Midiiag. 1855.
CHARLRsroS. July lO.-totton 1u.l. Mttuug lR'. Lpv
Nding hi - Strict Good Ordinary. g. receipts 35 5e
sales 400 bales. AZ bales weekly ne receipi' Ij-S
bales; exports Los bales, sales llO o~-
AUGUSTA July lOtot0n lu AMI doop NJ hllns ID u -
cppt. b.es; sale. I5 bales stock 1873 31tj bales l"i
lj6 bales, receipts llj bales 9ncals. 80 54ss
sales G36 bales sllnuers lJl bales.
RECEIPTS.
The following the total net receipts 81 Cotton At a. po'' 'ils