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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-12-25
GIRO DE LETRAS.

sAs*sas lIesassss. -. csaa.~Sso ,lu s.sa Plaza,
ssAs ss@*v As@Ass~. nAswsEsssa. Asn.o CAIsx, C0ra
- Fssyse, AAs.asAs I.4xs MAAssa. MasAgA Orsnss,
sAaA@s - MAs9sss FAAso. Iaas~vslrA iksvaAro san
hsss*aasa4 MststAAs A&assAs. AAas4a4sT. TFrAsosA,
eaf. NAassssss vAaa@1sEa4 t1s. vsssso. Niiaa.Arva
s4sssA<s ~ss&sssz~sss3s 4 te ksssxo De IsIu--Ea-
- - !. ssAs-e4.. sssa. IL
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-12-25
Cru h!i u Iu-bl

Gss@ssase4aa Fasa Vi presents taagAs kss
$3.50 ssshAs sxAs4ss 4 gsesseA Nsas~ess nsssas aa
Nasasss AAsa& sHssaaas - Fr 81 As5 tssr
sssaAs ksea82stas ii rs &tnasA sssasst r asAs
xssss Fsassss Ss 4 sssssa
assAs assss a. f9ssesa4ass s.sa4a
- as*essa esssas eaaaa Ars essssas4 asass@
asssf9e ftsanvA Is 4s4s#ass a.asse sAs
gssg Atsstsasstgss nas4aaseass a 4A@s
#sAs@ - S4sNsa ssa@4*asA ssa Il ssasss& ~
xse assss ssAs 4s4esass@ sA8 gssa4a
y sAa sssaa.t - ss asas ssss s.sssa saes4
assasa 4Aa as@ss ea.s So $50.
. u ssassa 8s
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-12-25
ANUNCIO.

~. oe ysnde preci0s eomodos la villa Ae A4Ms~
dia una casa t~rF-r4 euhssstA - Essa Aass.as s.s
lar ain 81 sn IL salIr d< Fs.sssss sssssA ' ssss.l.
IA Plaza principal IL qas l. asssrs~ ss.a. sss~ss
~ con - dasLo ID Jaan i.edss As~t@s4a "a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-12-25
PRECIOS DE ANUNCIOS.

De seis nca de impression pubcandose hasa veces
exceda de los seLos
obes cuando los anucios hayn de pubrse
grueso los de 1neas-Por
admten ancios precos convenconaes. Los
ncados 10 Inca mpresa Anuncios
ncados Sc abonalan adelanados.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-12-25
iQUES,O ALEMA.N!

En- la agencia de negocios, calle de San Juso MT
nero % Sc ha recbido para realization una par
tda de eXcelentes legflinas QUESOS DE PATA-
GRAS que Sc venden por mayor al de'alc. Muy
pelo han venido pare saborearlos ssstas con
que eos muchachos que acaban
Tambien hay esa agencia buen vino Frances
Chateau, Bras Court, Brandy Rom vejo id de Multa
y la buena
iAztcar blanca! 90
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-12-25
CJO) "EL DIINiNTE' OOIO)
CALLE DE sANJusro " M n

III que sascriie laelo DO aatAg sssAo~e aasua
- i~ue e gssto dr. tatsy enaest de saa ssse
nos pArro4atAma~ Al pgbEseo g.a~raI hAsxy Ts
cibi!n por 81 yApYr "Parrfs Ksesa 80 LttcYts.sf e
frances "CArascli~ DE- san %Asssgv =. les -.
IL Calls inaasaj iS srtleaos de aavr48 G.as&.lA
eAanssAs blaueaa is eaos eafsaA&As Hsaa
bss, soaaoF~fus ehiaelAs mAFrsl4u eAs4s 4s t.~l
clAses para cAssA1{rgus nbao.
BosAs, ps1sAaAa aoestEsTus AAws-sas 10 t2saA
cnsoe para eeAs n.aA@ esY&a4As fve&as 4s Asas&sa
tarrva i" AlseAats yssaA a@AzAgAa
Art4cutos a4aelSes De rzssaseeaF s 4s &c 4esa pxa
ltEaF Psecaos sagnssar@ls tasa&Ass - eas asayes
ssass4or .~-t,44ilsEase i1anerA. al.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-12-25
ELIXIR Dr. QULNA I GUACO
DEL LCDo. f. S. ALFONSO.

Este licor agradable, 4 Ia vez que t6uioo no
solo se u~a como medicumcnto sno como
cocktrd, rabo dc gallo. abre e! petito tomando
una copita antes d s almuegzo y comida.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-12-25
A V $50.

En- la Jurisdiction de Hate gsssle rsasrs este psAt
ei de CAgnas, aFFirnla unA I4rysasla de- x.s...
el que Ia inrrrse pursla verse rss HAsa gsAts ~ II
jose AbeiaFo Ca3as "a pasa Capital ssa 81 4aasna
~ Ulpiano VaIdea.-faerso isso ie d. Dssasaasws !.
1O1S
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-12-25
AGUINALDOS

B1snos who's sscoa, slnAp d As4,e. ks.s~. -.
fela Nava sn oAIa. II n kps.GsAa s& ssssAs a. 4.
4s vi sIss's y, PslPsF'sy ~ y Ialael -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-12-25
EL.AlR DE QUINA I GUlCO
FERRUGIN0EO
DEL LcDo. +. s. ALFONSO.

E'te Elixir rocnp'asa los nrepa adoa vino.
sos. para las personas que no purdeu tumar
vinus. go tonico reconstttny"nts. y a.. uAa con
bueu exito para eurar In teicracia clio @ Anrrn a
cmpobrecimlsnto dc Ia aaagrc. pal4des hrbill.
dad nurviosa. blrnorreA. Iencorrr.4. cafcnfar1s
sntermteates. alsmpre que nccealt..n prepAra
sioa de hierro; hcehocon camuro. NADIA dcla quo
dcscAs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-12-25
Aviso al p1blico.

IlAAssslas@ sssifsAa 4a ss x,saseesa a4 .sv
ssso@ IaA -es@<ss GsAass s@zs Assss aasse~.aeas
pftFA3aaAsate sH 80 sAase ds "a A@sAs As Aasa
eayA esFxs4sss&AAaa - ssahxs - l. Is~ssa s AAtAs
81 - t~@sgAsEA - saas4as@4a ssaA - sSss=4# -
esSze As s1s sasa@qe~ Il 4asa assaa4s II a ss6A4I.
sszasao - @xFss@staas "A 4e~As Asy s A.ssaAa4
ssse A1sAsA = saasa -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-12-25
Hotel de los Vapores.
PUERTO-RICO.

FL d4eio ls este AcreditAdo esiabecimiente tene 81
.ssto ir particular los senores de la Isa,
eags de lar4, qis uI sxpgvsaio H,ss es sin dula
ds u. prsrvs s es.a Capital, tauo por la irs.cura
lssn pie ds hAhata,tpes, or la soIid.z
aisttos co.. lasaEos d. eoaut4- 10 que l,arlicipo
81 IA srg4rbiAd 10 qas 81 que mo honr. con ospe-
lA1s ira sAsaGeco. --Aggis.ln Gutisrrss.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-12-25
Giro de Letras.

s@sss @Ata ssfAEA AAds.a, por cAutidAdss ls
- sssaaaas slssa ssrn ~. .a. .ascrlb.a
FssFs- iAes u IL ss.sss 4. l-sa a-irsArsa .isr IA
- >. tAsA.ssA G44enss.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-12-25
DEVOCIOIARIOS PUERTO-RIQUENOS
Encuadernados en- Barcelona,

En- la 1mprenta de Ia Marina, calle
lie la Fortaeza sc acahan de recibir
de Barcelona por el vapor espanol
Comillas, una partda de los tan como
cidos DeUOcionarios Guirnaldas de di
Uinas flores; ViSitaS al Santisimo Sa
cramento; De0ocionari0S de AniDadS, y
RubieS de los nij1oS criStidn2S: todos
lmpresos en- esta Imprenta y encua-
dernados en- Barcelona, en- variadas
y vistosas pastas, con p anchas de re
Iiese y pieIes 6nas; juno iguaias las
AncoraS de Salvacion, y otros con
cantos dorados y piel Cnagrin: los
hay tambien en- tela achagrinaia ln-
glesa, con orlas doradas del mayor
gusto.
PRECIOS.
Guirnaldas de divinas Il ,ree, des
de 4 rs a.-. -. 81
Vlsitas al ) ,utisimo Sacramento,
de 4y,---.--.5 5rs.
Devocionarios de- Animas Il. / ;,
Rubfes dc los uifios sa....-. 4 ;,
2-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-12-25
Piedra plastica, fresca

y leg1tlna, ladros de fuego, esectos para maquina
iden navaes, deposito de de acreditadas
Sc detail NJ en- oil alma"en de Don Martinez en-
tire los de Margary v Caraaena. Marina. 4-S
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-12-25
BOLETIU MERCAUTIL
DE PU ERTO-RICO.
ORGANIC pG LOS BkPAlOLES SIN C0NDIC10N0s.
P1ldoras Holloway.

Las virtudes de esta admirable medicina son espe
claImente eticaces para expulsar de la SANGRE toda
lmpureza. En- los de debilidad ella es ncompara
Bile, al paso que radicalmente las INDIGESTIO-
MES los des6rdenes generates de Higado del Est6-
mago, y de los INTESTINOS restablecendose, como
por canto ell vigor Ia salud normaes Dichas Pill
doras remueven asimsmo las dolencas que suelen
ahgir las MUJERES al llegar estas la edad er1tca
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-12-25
ELIXIR De QUINA I GUACJ LDADO
DEL LcpL. r. ). ALFONSO

ConoctdAs LA Fsploiadea del ioLo ds Ia
au Tn fa-ta dAF csaDuxcF gaa del xuAeo Nix
mto sneno. plAatA aue uAce eapuut wAtnwasgr
4. Purrto kleo - 4ao oaGe - xenrra.taAlovnt vntre
(os tndioa eetA E ssstA "a a "A u.vaisela2 ga
pal4pras. sgFop esfrseto. trscsa fnsa ,ssssa
p9rs tsenn pfvptnslAs4rs gtasesas s#Fsss slsgesss
- haaEw de 44aas ) y@sse4 s~Aa ae 4 famsg 80 u4
ssnIa4so eas1sN4A 40 casAx. taags aM4slu a.
gAsssp. la 9@ses e4 ae~Eo. "a easr E44xtr gra4!sa
an racslt9a2s1T4gs1 agra tansr sEa1a4 gAkA carat
"a ass ? tesla "a atocr&oara dr4 p<gAa p .Gsr
rsss<s. eaEA u sas sa<AeFe@ s44s4a aEsxxasArs
DC sstoaaasss sas @Sfss4as sss@es 88aA FA4 SxkAs
saa. asaAsissz.ss ma&l sls4 Asga8s paAa.a-s ha-
@egess. fffs. sNss sssFfss4s eesS&@1as 3exsssggna
traeugEra. aaEn~ baAneaa. ..saAs - ss toE Aak
3adcs gAe Eo&caAEol GgAaaeaF J gAx4a@ag -
sAnggw.
~ sAN kAANLIsAsl4m1A 4~mt3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-12-25
A0iso interesante.

En- la agenca mercantil, sita en- la Marina puera de
San Justo sc han recbdo para realization deuno de
los meores talleres de Ia Isa carreas para bueves
nuevas construdss las mejores MADEIRA. del pals
y el extranjero, las gus reaizau prccios suma-
meme m6dcos.
quen interese podra dirijirse la susodcha aQen-
cia de los Sres Fauras Royira. .-Puerto Rico Ia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-12-25
G. A N G A

Sc venden, por ausentarse dueno, dos casas de
material por Ia mtad de valor al contado una en-
Ol pueblo de Caguas la otra ell el pubic de GALES
DirIrse para informss esta Capital calle de
O'Done nlimero 9. 10
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-12-25

Pubicas pe1odco los microbes vernes Guam
do 10 las ccunsancias reparnse acances SUPPLEMENTED
grdtis a los suscrpOres
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-12-25
Sc arrienda una es-

tanca, propedad de la Sra Vuda de Villoch. sta en-
el barrio del Paste, sto de la uova, Jurisdiction de
Guayana, compuesa de unas 200 cuerdas, mas bien
mas, quemenos de las cuaes la mtad APPROX nAdameute
sembrada de cafe e reso Los que Ia inieresen
podran dirijirse ID. Juan Pras, en- Ponce. 2-6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-12-25
Gaia de Prestamos
46.-CRUZ-46.

Ell dia 1tmO de este remataran p1bca
amoneda las prendas manifestadas en- los alones gu
{ continuation expresan saber
3241, 3912 4O35, 4176, 5p33, 5137, 5159 52O1 $685.
1887, 5447, 5451 5457, 54S4, $3.50, $780, 5607 5625
$3.50, 5674, 5691 5746, 5749 5767 573i 5797, 5S17,
$500, 5335, 5840 1868, 1914 1915, 1876 $3.50, $3.50
1896, 1922, 1925, 1916, $3.50 $780, $780, 6O02 6043,
6062 6064, 6055, 6069, 6lO3 6ll7, 612o 6129 6134,
GAG 6152, 6163 6166, GIGS, 6182 6lS3, 6la4 600,
6201 69O2, 6204 62l1, 6:20, 6222, $685. 6237 $3.50,
6265, 6234, 6286, 1867, 65O2, 6303.
Puerto-Rco Diciembre Is de l074.-Francisco Ii
maud. 2-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-12-25
PRECIOS DE SUBSCRIPTION.

Por un ano $40 Ia slaPor seis $3.50 centavo-Por
un rmese Por un mes reales en- Ia Capital 10
de la IslaPor la Peninsula
peii6dico franco de inge anaesPor ur
en- la sla lie Cuba $12
Las suscrpcones sempre por adanado sucp
puden enenderse los dectamene esta
~acion. *
El BoLETIN envia a odas parties franco de porte =
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-12-25
Iabacos 10 la Habana.

ts*sse.k - sAssMss kwmAs pF~esas ssnlAiesos MA
- - s-zs.a ers@ssgAs se~ssIzs eiassssaa 20.
Grsad ~ Aexssanx,
assAhsbsa NA@Ava<nm LAa m~aa@e Anssll.a - d~sa,
- asANssMsAa sss~AMsm 80 EsgAs = 80 r...arf
yNsuhs eMM*MsxaaA CAsss@ AaaklFmssir. II ~. ~
e-u =. bukAfAsssv.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-12-25
Unguento Holloway.

Este Incompatible Balsamo sana los MALES DE
PIkRNAS de PECHO, las Llagas Antiques, y aun
Ulceras cuyo origen no convene mencionar en-
anuncio p1blico. Para todas las ERUPCIONES
cutaneas no hay remedio igual al UNGUENTO HO
LLOWAY, al que miares deben la salvacion tanto
de sus Brazos Piernas como de su existencia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-12-25
ANUNCIOS DlVERSOS.

Don JWaquim Ceterimo Fernandez, Jues
deprimera instancia de HstDaaca q
sW Distyit0.
Por ell presente cito, llamo emplazo a todos los
acreedores de D. Felipe Mir vecino hacendado de
Yabucoa para que en- e termino de veinte dias con-
tados desde esta echa presnten ante este uzgado
con los ttulos justifcativos de sus credtos ell
ourso necesaro promovido por dicho Sr. pues asi 10
tengo mandado por provdencia de este dia en- los
autos referd0s.
Dado en- Humacao dex y seis de Diciembre de
mil ochOcientos setenta cuatro-Fernaneez.-
6rden de S. Sa, Eugenio de Torres. %
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-10-01
The Silent Monks.

CHARLES WARREN STopDARD, writing
to the San Francisco Chronicle, says:
Away up on the hill that overlOoks
Naples and just under the grand Castle
of ST. Elmo stands the Carthusan mon
astery of San Martino. The monks who
once inhabited the glorious palace-for
it is nothing less-were men of noble
birth and vast fortune Founded in 1929
by Duke Charles of Calabria, it was en-
riched by the wealth of the monks, and
the church is now one of the most mag
niticent in Italy. Agate, jasper, lapis-
lazuli, amethyst, Egyptian granite and
fossil wood, together with marbles of
every tint, are so blended in mosaics that
line the whole edifice, and the carvings
are SO rich and graceful, that the in
teriors of some of the chapcls seem like
Eden bowers transfixed by a miracle and
frozen into stone The decorations of
the high altar, since despoiled by the
French, were of gold, silver and bronze,
and even diamonds were set in its ex-
quisite ornamentation. There are clois-
ters of white marble, gardens, courts and
balconies overhanging the city, from
which the view is indescribably magniti-
cent And in this spot lived brother
hood who came from the first circles of
society and buried themselves in this
gorgeous tomb, for it was little else. The
monks took vow of perpetual silence,
lived apart, ate apart, and met only for
the unsocial hours of prayer, when each
was wrapped in his own meditation and
no one uttered syllable. Each of the
little cells where they slept had a small
window or closet communicating with
one of the corridors, and in this closet
was placed the frugal meal, which was
then taken into the cell and eaten in
solitude Every quarter of an hour
bell struck to remind the listeners that
they were SO much nearer their death.
In the garden the ratings are ornamented
with marble skulls, and the only sounds
that used to disturb this splendid soli-
tude were the tread Of sandaled feet, the
rustic of long, white robes, or the clang
of the bell that told off their solemn lives
in brief moments, that yet might have
seemed long to them. These monks, like
most others in Italy, have been driven
from their retreat and all their treasures
onfscated by Victor Emmanuel.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-10-01
REGRET.

He offered kiss in the morning
Icoldly turned away;
For an idle word that overheard
Had ranked night and day.
knew. in truth, it was nothing
That he would have blushed to own,
That point and sting Of the trifing thing
Grew out ofmy heart alone. ~ sY
But vexed, unquiet spirit
Weighs no matter Alright,
And the sore smart Of a jealous heart
Puts reason out of sight.
let hlm 20 in the morning
Without the kiss he sought;
And the day was long, but nursed my wrong
With many bitter thought.
One bitter thought, God help me-
Did not enter my brain,
That kiss Of mine, by word or sign,
He would never seek again.
But as evening shadows gathered,
My heart began to burn
With qnickened sense Of his influence,
And longed for his return.
Leaning against the window
That overlooked the street
! strained my ear his step to hear
In the crowd OF hurrying feet.
Far off, in the dimmest distance,
should have known it we'll;
But there came instead muffled tread,
And the sharp alarm Of the bell.
Some griefs, though deep and bitter,
Find at last their cures,
But some retain the old, old pain
As long as life endures.
! did not know in the morning,
When ! coldly turned away,
That should miss and mourn that kiss
Down to my dying day!
Mary II. Bradley, in Appleton'S Journal.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-10-01
A Leaf From a Little Girls Diary.

l AM going to put some things about
Effie in my diary, and this is the reason
why I am going to put them in: My
mother says when Eflie is a great girl
she will like to read some of the things
she did and said when she was three
years old. And so will the Jimmyjohns
when they grow up; and so ! shall put
in some of their things, too, when have
done putting in some of Effie's things.
The Jimmyjohns are my little brothers
both of them twins, just alike.
My father brought me home pud-
ding pan to make little puddings in 1t
doesn't hold very much; it holds most a
cupful. And Joey Moonbeam is going
to have party; ana when she does, my
mother is going to show me how to make
pudding in it. Joey Moonbeam is my
very great rag-baby. She has got new
hat. / made it. Cousin Hiram says he
is going to draw a picture of it on Joey
Moonbeam's head, in my diary, before
sne wears it all out. Betsey Ginger is
going to have some new clothes to wear
to Joey Moonbeam's party, and Dorothy
Beeswax Is going to have one new arm
sewed on. Susan SugarspoOn and Eu-
dora N. Posy and Jenny Popover are not
careful of their clothes, and SO they can
not have some new ones. N. stands for
Nightingale. Dear little Polly Cologne
was the very smallest one Of them all.
She was the baby rag-baby. She was
just as cunning, and she had hair that
wasn't ravelings. 1t was hair, and all
the others have ravelings. Her cheeks
were painted pink. She had four bib
aprons, and she had feet. We don't
know where she is. Rover-that little
dog thatwe used to have-carried her off
in his mouth, and now she is lost. Rover
went away to find her when / told him
to, and he did not come back We don't
know where Rover is. We think some.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-10-01

body stole him, or else he would be
heard of. We feel very sorry. He was
a good little dog My father says he was
only playing when he carried her Off.
love all my rag-babies. I love Snip,
but not SO much as do Rover. Ilove
dear little baby brother. love the jim
mies-both of them l love Etfie, and l
love my mother and my father, and
Grandma Plumber. | don't love Aunt
Debby. Aunt Debby does not love little
girls When little girls have pudding
pan, Aunt Debby says it is all nonsense
for them to have them. My mother said
might have plums in my pudding |
like to pick over raisins. Sometimes my
mother lets me eat six when pick them
over, and sometimes she lets me eat
eight Then shut my eyes and pick all
the rest over with them shut up, because
then cannot see how good they look.
Grandma Plumber told me this way to
do. Ellie is not big enough. She would
put them in her arm basket. She puts
everything in her arm-basket. She car
Ties 1t on lleT al Ill 'tll INV tliHe, anu Oai-
res it to the table and up to bed. My
mother hangs it ON the post OF her crib.
When she sits up to the table she hangs
it on her chair
am going to tell what Ellie puts in
her arm-basket Two curtain-rings; one
steel pen she found; some spools; some
strings; one bottle--it used to be
smelling bottle; my fathers letter when
he was gone away; II little basket that
Hiram made of nutshell; n head OF
one little china doll; Betsey Beeswax,
sometimes, and sometimes one of the
other ones; peach-stone TO plant;
glass eye of bird that was not live
one and pillbox, and piece of red
glass, and pink calico, and an inkstand,
and her beads and foot of doll.
We are going to have pumpkin for
dinner-I mean squash Joey Moon
beams party is going to be soap-bubblc
party.
Sometimes Clarence stops to play with
us when he comes here Mymother says
he is very good boy. His father is
dead; his mother is sick; so is his little
brother. He has got two little brothers
and two little sisters. They do not have
enough to eat He comes here to get
the cold victuals my mother has done
using.-Nrs. Ably Norton Die, III st.
Nicholas for October.
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NEW YORK.

CorToN.-Middling upland, 16h@16ssc.
LIVE STocK.-Beef efCattie-$10. .75@13.00 Hogs
Dressed, $9.OOa9.s7A. Sheep-Live, $45OG6.2S.
s.-Flour-Good to choice, $500
5S5; white wheat extra, $5.SI164O. Wheat-No.
2 Chicago, $1.10G1.12; Iowa spring, $1.11@113;
No. milwaukee, spring, $31SDl.l9 Rye-West-
ern ana State, 95@ssc. Barley-$i .S0@1 .33.
Corn-Mixed Western aioat T099c. Oats
New Western, 63@65c.
PROVISIONS Mess, $2,.sS023.75
Lard-14a@15c Chcese-11A@12c.
WooL.-CommoI to extra, 45066c.
CHICAGO.
LIVE SrocK.-Beeves Choice, $5.751625;
good, $49a05.5O; medium, $4.25045O; butch
ers stock. S2.50Ga.7h; stock cattle, $s30
375 Hogs--Live, $6.S517.l5. Sheep-Good
to choice, s3.75G42a - A
PRovIsIoNs.--Bpttor-C Choice, 28134c. Eggs
Fresh, 14G15c. @cheese~New York factory,
1an014.c; Weetern.- 13.Dl31lc. Pork-New
Mess. S22 e0a22 25 Lard-14 u @q4tsc.
BHEADsrufFs.- F1our-White winter extra,
$5JR17.5Q; spring extra, S4.75155o Wheat
Spring, No. =, as0sSslc.s1 CorR-No. 2, 50
@,SOlac. Oats--No. ?, is@4sc. Barley-No. .,
si.OD0al.os. Ryc--Nn 2. 90990Hc.
WooL.-Tnb- washed. 45@57c.; fleece, washed
4OlsOc;. fceec, .unwashed. s2S035c. ss.s.
LUMBER-First Clear, S50.0O05S.0O; Second
Clear sSaz azOOG14956;- ComMons 4Roardsse .O0
II 80: FeAcing. ;4lO.s0nl1.5A;s .k Shingles,
SAOO0325 Lath. S2OO02-25.- 3
-CINCINNAu. .----r r-
.BssADsruy.s.-- Flour 80. wtsatr Red,
81 10. Corn-S50S7c Rye-$1.0 90. Oaes-6e05gc.
BarleY-- ~ .l6lhi .2S~ - ss1 80 ~4-.@T
PROVISIONS. - Pork - 18.tO0A.oa -. Lard
fIAt6css 1cAssEe g - -. - s5a-.
= So ST. LOUIS. s~aEs y
Lvr sroox:=Beevee- -EAif to choice, 5000
500 Hogs Live, ts0o6zshO.
!. BREApsruprs@-Fguar 1 Fall, 14.s005OO
Wheot~No. { ned 4Aii, -. l6dgi.f6. 0ofn-No.
n 63AesS. .0ats- No. q S6o5ec. -Rys--No. 2,
sS@94c Barley of.Ot01.15.
-Pn0sfsi0Hs.-Pork Pork-Aesss S440Oos4Oo. Lasd
-140l5c.
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MIJWAuKEE

MILWAUKEE.
BREADsrUFFs.-Flour-Sp Xxx, $5.2505.50.
Wheat-spring No. !, $1.O4S1o41; No. 2, s7@
HXc Corn-No. 2, a2@S3c. Oats-No. 2, 500
SOC. Rye-No. !, sl@aac. Barley-No. 2, 81 .150
$1.18
DETROIT.
BREADsTUFFs. .-Wheat-Extra, S1.1911, 1874.
COrn-820S3c. Oats-5al53c.
TOLEDO.
BREADsTuFFs-Wheat- Mich, S1.N
0108; No. 2 Red, $1.06H01.O7. Corn
Mixed, 870S8c. Oats-52Ql53c.
CLEVELAND.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Red, $1.0961.10;
No. 2 Red, $1.O401.O5. Corn--9OQ91c. Oats
54055c. W. t@
BUFFALO.
LIVE SrocK.-Beeves-t4.7 .75Q16 12H. Hogs,
Live, S6.0O17.65. SheeD-S4 3OD5.20. -
EAST LIBERTY.
LIVE STocK.-Bceves-Best $6.25D6.75; me-
dunn, $5.O016OO. Hogs Workers, $500
7.3O; Philadelphia, SsOO@8.25. Sheep-Rest,
5.OO05. 40: medium, S4.25GD4.75.
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gor no,t,,q Readtrs.
FROGS 1T SCHOOL.

TWENTY froggies went to school,
Down beside rushy pool.
Twenty little coats Of green
Twenty vests, all white and clean.
:. We must be in time said they;
: First we study, then we play;
That is how we keep the rule.
When we froggies go to school,"
Master Bullfrog, grave and stern,
Called the classes in their turn.
Taught them how to nobly strive.
Likewise how to leap and dive;
From his seat upon log
Showed them how TO say ker-chogI
And how TO dodge blow
From the sticks which bad boys throw.
Twenty froggies grew mp fast;
Bullfrogs they became at last;
Not one Ounce among the lot,
Not one lesson they forgot;
Polished in high degree,
As each froggie ought TO be.
Now they sit on other logs,
Teaching other little frogs.
George Cooper, IN the Nursery