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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-06-12

n para libeftarla de las facciones, Sc 10 ma.
| nifest6 al .jefe de E. ne. G., Sr. Lopez Do
minguez, para que buscara el medic dc
realizar su deseo. ~
| Dicho general, teniendo en- cuenta que
Ia fuerza de carabineross que servia de es-
c0lta al senor duque de Ia Tore Sc com
ponia en- su mayor parte de indiv1duos
pertenecientes la icomandancia de Bill
bao, por consiguiente conocedores de
aquel terreno, le hizo presente al sargen :
to encargado de la escolta ell adeseo del
senor duque de la Tore, y en- el momen-
to ell valiente carabineroy Juan Diaz Cor
dero Sc present6 espontanea y desintere
sadamente cumplir tan difcil y aries
gada comision. -&~
Ell general Lopez Dominguez lie dio Ell
encargo del general en- jefe, verbal y es-
critic, para ef general Castillo, ofreciendo-
lie! una crecidlsima recompensa 81 regresa-
ba victorioso al campamento. ~
Con efecto ell feferido carabinero Sc
puso en- camino para Bilbao el dia 10 de
abril, llegando aquella ciudad ell II sano
salvo.
lnvirtio tanto tempo, porqle caminaba
dnicamente de noche y pasaba ell dia es-
condido en- las canadas y bosques, sirvien-
dole de alimento ell POGO pan de que Sc
habia provisto al emprender su viaje. 10
AL llegar Bilbao lie dieron. ell "Quien
vive' las avanzadas de los sitiados, com
puestas lie los screnos de la poblacion, que
hacian dicho servicio aquella noche.
Despues de franquearle ell paso, Sc di-
rigio Embellishments al general Castillo Y |
lie dio cuenta de SUI comision.
rDicho general hizo saber st llegada por
medic de pasquines que Sc tijaron en- to-
das las GALES de Bilbao, & in1til es decir
que en- cuanto cundio la noticia ell entu-
siasmo era indescriptible, las m1sicas re-
cqrrieron las GALES, al carabinero 10 pa
searon en- andas por la poblacion, y todo
Ell mundo Sc disputaba ei puesto para ha-
blar con 81 y pedirle detalles de las posi- !
Clones que ocupaba nuestro ejercito. :
Algunos bilbainos iniciaron una suscri-
cion, que produjo los pocos momentos
$4,000 RS. que lie fueron entregados, ade-
mas de un traje complete, pues ell SUI
20 estaba enteramente destrozado.
. Cuando Sc disponia el carabinero ter
minar su cometido, que era regresar al
no sc 10 consistio ell general
Castillo, teniendo en- cuenta ell riesgo que
ba correr 81 lie cogian los carlistas, para
luienes era muy conocido.
AL ofrecerle la crecida remuneration el
general Lopez Dominguez, de que al
principle damos cuenta, Sc neg6 aceptar-
a, pidiendo 1nicamente al general que
velara por su familia 81 era fusilado por
os carlistas.
Els de advertir que este bizarre cara
Dinero fue hecho prisionero hace tempo
por los carlistas y canjeado en- Luchana,
razon por la cual era conocidisimo de to-
los los carlistas , y por 10 tanto tiene mas
mportancia su arriesgeda empresa, pues
lie haber caido en- su poder seguramente
10 hubieran fusilado.
FL general Gaminde, inmediatamente
que ha tenido noticia de este hecho, 10 ha
nombrado ordenanza de la inspection, sin
perjuicio de concederle la gracia que para
Il pida su jefe."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-06-12
Dice un colega:

DTCt UH C0ICSa.
Gun espanol ha concebido la idea dc es-
tablecer boyas fotantes a 10 largo de los
cables submarines, de manera que una
nave, en- case de desgracia, podria, en-
viando una embarcacion 4 una de esas
boyas, dirigir un despacho la costa mas
vecina del lugar en- que Sc encontrara pa
ra pedir socorro.
Ell inventor, que ha pedido en- Francia
la patente de invencion, actualmente Sc
ocupa de perfeccionar los detalles de SUI
descubrimiento en- 10 que concierne 4 es-
tas boyss namadas electrico- !"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-06-12
En- la maflana del seis del corriente

En- la mafIana del seis del corriente
los guardias civiles Francisco Rua
Rolan y Eusebio Sanz, aprehendie-
ron cerca de Aibonito q un rajarraco
que en- compaffa de otro, vestido de
negro que Sc fug6 al yer los guardias,
conducian cuatro caballos sin guia nj
documents de propiedad. Dos de ellos
son rucios y dos bayos, todos potros
naegos, de raza fna.
Creemos que esta es una buena
presa, pues por Ell bio Sc sacara ii
ovillo de los que Sc dodican 4 guitar
10 ajenO contra Ia yoluntad de su due
40.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-06-12
VARIEDADES.

4 # s@
| Tn tribunal de los Estados- Unidos, iii
ladelia) ha sido teatro del curiosfsino
proceso que va a leerse, garantizamos
su. escrupulosa exactitud, por inverosfmiI
que parezca. Una ijoven alemana, llalnada
Amelia Donmershclag, Sc present6 ante
Ell tribunal E intento i'm proceso. por rom
pimiento de promesa de matrimonio, al
j6ven Agustin Bakrens. Reclamaba, 8 Ia
ejecucion de la promesa, . 200 pesossde
danos y perjuicios Y habria recIalnado
algo mas, pero 200 duros constituyen ell
Unite de la jurisdiction de los, tribunales
de policIa FL seductor, pretendido como
tai, fu6 arrestado conducido ante Ell
juez. ALI, la litigante explano su queia.
Habia conocido Agustin ell Alemania,
y lie habia propuesto casamieIto; ha-
bia vuelto 4 America, donde le aguar
daba Ia novia, POGO tempo despues. Ell 10
ven, sin embargo no sc apresuraba ca
sarse, a pesar de las s1plicas dc Amelia,
y tardaba tanto que al fin falto paciencia
q la rubia alemana; de ahl ell proceso.
Invitado explicarse, Agustin Bakrens Sc
expres6 en- estos terminos: 'Ecomo esta 10
ven ACADIA dc decirle Vd., le propuse
matrimonio en- su pals, dondc VIVA con
su padre; llegue d Filadelia, flIA
vivir en- casa de la madre, Divisirn Street.
Permaneci nueve meses, y durante este
tempo tuve varas ocasiOnes dc apercibir-
me que ell caracter de NJ. Domnershclac
no me agradaba absolutamente: no podia
ser de otra manera, pues es detestable"
A c11T al InI Ion
ces severe, pareci6 aclararse: ''Perd6ne-
me Vd., dice ell magistrate, deseo ha-
cerle algunas preguntas. Mistress Don
mershclag, le ha dicho a Vd. que tiene
intencion de vivir con Vd. cuando Sc haya
casadog 5Ha dicho que esta dspuesta d
tener cuidado de la casa? lie ha propuesto
guardian su dinero2"
ustamente, senor uez.
-Continde, joyen contin1e, dice el iuez
visiblemente contento.
-Cuando estass sssenorita ,lleg6, me exigi6
que me casase. Estaba perfectamente dis
puesto hacerlo; pero ent6nces ella me
declare que SUI madre vivirla con nosotros
y cuidarla la casa, 10 que exigia absoluta-
mente. Respond que ell caracter de su Sc
NORA lnStuIc no INC COnVenla, y que no
guerra vivir con ella. Amelia, aun cuando
yo agregu6 que la amaba locamente, que
NADIA deseaba tanto como la felcidad
suprema de conducirla al altar, insisti6.
Ent6nces, yo rompi
Ell JUEz. Y bien mi j6ven amigo, iqu6
prefere usted' Pagar 200 pesos, casarse
con Amelia y vivir con su suegra.
AGUSrIN, con energfa. iPagar 200 Pc
sos!
Ell JUEz. J6ven, pennitame Vd. apre-
tarle la mano Hubo una 6poca on mi vida,
Sr. Bakrens, en- que me oncontre en- la
misma identica situacion que Vd. ST yo
hubiese tenido su caracter, me hubiese
ecOnomizado 25 amos de sinsabores mo-
lestias de toda especie: tcnia como ustcd,
la alternative de casarme de pagar la
pesos Yo era pobre: me case. Durante un
cuarto de siglo me he mordido los dcdos.
Soy teliz con haber encontrado un hombre
de su temple Mi decision es: que va, esta
absuelto, y que la litigante pagara 10 pc
SOS de multa y las costas, por haber tenido
la criminal idea de poner un j6yen hon-
RADIO bajo la domination Gle una suegra.
Vaya usted en- paz.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-06-12
% NJ q N / G Al DO
Sr. Director del BoLRrIN.

L.
vieques 1o de JUNO de 1874.
Muy sr. milo amigo: Tie yisto en-
ndmero 63 de su iustre periodico, publ
cado el 20 de Mayo proximo pasado
recibido aquf en- esta fecha; el extracto
del communicate dirigido 4 v. desdc esta
localidad y firmado por d. Munuc BENZ
tez, alcalde que fn6 de ella, en el cual pide
dicho senior dc su nombre a que baio el D
pseudonimo un sascritor p1blico una carta
en- 81 namero que Vic lq luz pablica el 10 /.
de dlcho mes por cuya razon tan pronto
reclhl el n1mero antes citado, nae apresur6
aremitir 4 dicho ex-alcalde una nota quo
copiada dice asi:
sSr. ID. Manuel Eusebio Benitez.--EI
suscritor que publico el comunicado que
vio la luz p1blica en- ell BoLErtN nimero
90 del 10 de los corrientes, 10 es el tirn1an-
te de esta nota -Vieques lo de Janio de
do lS74.-(Aqul mi nolnbre apeIlido.)
lis cuanto tengo el gusto de nanifastar
q V. por ii tiene bien hacerlo ptiblioo.
por cuyo nuevo favor una yez mas Il Que QUE
do reconooido su afino, amigo s. s. I'll
@. B. s. NJ.
III a,ssns.s{n,.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-06-12
Trio Nuoalo.
HECHO NOTABLE.

Es curiosa Ia siguiente narracion que
hace la Correspondence referente & un
carahinero, llamado Juan sDiaz Corderr.o..
el caal roalizo el hecho siguiente:
'Deseando el senor duque de la Tore
que en- Bilbao 90 tuyiera noticia de los
sacEiicioa que 81 ejSrcito estnba haenicdo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-06-12

13, IA, Is y,16 Is cuartos sean
cka00S.
Casas de Uecusdad.-En todas parties
son objeto de la mas escrupulosa vigilan-
cia por parte de la policfa estas casas en-
que viven apina.los en- reducidos sucios
cpartos individuos de todos sexos Y eda-
dcs. En- esta capital hay muy pocas casas
de alto cuyos bajos no sean casas de
vccindad ciudodelas como Sc llaman en-
la Habana. Comprendemos que la poca
extension de esta ciudad, ahogada por
las murallas de Puerta de TERRA, hace
nccesaria la existencia de muchas pocilgas
que saturan el aire con sus masmas. Mas
va que esta accumulation de personas
este desaseo interior no SO pueda evitar
del todO, obllguese al menos los propie-
tarios que blanqueen 10 menos una vez
al ano esas viviendas que tan caras sue
en- cobrar, y compelase tambien q los We
dinos que las habitan q que tengan asea-
dos los patios y los algibes de que Sc apo
deran por 10 coinun despecho de las
HeTsonas que viven en- los altos. Dfctense
\ haganse ejecutar reglas de hygiene que
pongan a esta ciudad 4 cubierto de una
peste probable que Sc cebarfa de preferen-
qia en- ciertos inquilinos perezosos que
enyenenan las aguas con sus cacharros
nugrientos y la atmosfera con los miasmas
dc las basuras y dc las aguas pdtridas coa
que lavan la aropa y que por 10 comun de-
jan dias enteros en- sus tinas, infestando
hego con elias los patios.
No queremos, con todo, decir que todas
las personals que viven en- los cuartos infc-
flores de las casas dc alto sean desaseadas;
hay algunas que son modelo de limpieza;
pero no asl la mayorfa que SO vuelven
lnsolentes con los que viven on los pisos
altos ST alguna justa observation les hacen,
preemos que con que oil Sr. Alcalde obli-
case mudar todos aquellos inquilinos
que, despues de requeridos, continuasen
ensuciando los patios algibes do las ca
sas cesarian muchos de los abusos que en-
este sentido hoy Sc notan en- oata ciudad.
Tambien sobre este punto nos permit
mos lamar Ia atencion de nuestro Excmo.
Alcalde eorregidor.
! Las atlceyus COMO hs 0olcaaes Sc ,sut,en
debalo IL superfcie. -Seria in1til aun 81
fuera possible tapar el Vesubio, sigualmen-
to serla inutil de cuajar supericialmente
pna llaga honda. NADIA menos que el ex-
Iinguirla curara una ulcera. Ell 1nico mo-
DO de alcanzar el fuego oculto es por me-
dio dc la sangre, y el dnico agente anti
A'sisfino qne hart 81 trabajo entsramente 4
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-06-12

En- El Diasio -Espailol de Madrid lee
mos Ia siguiente carta en- que Sc retratan
al vivo las constituencies de 10 que algu-
nos mentecatos llaman libertad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-06-12
G. A G E TILL A

Carne.-La de vaca Sc vendera el dia
13, IA, 10 y16 q Is cuartos sean 8
cka00S.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-06-12

III sussritor.
The New York herald., 1874-08-20
DENTISTRY.

A BEAUTIFUL SET, %, .: GUM TEETH, SO
N single 81: extracting with gas 5Or. silver llnya
Doc. Upon Sundays until l. Examine specimens 2G1
sixth avenue Remember, 252.
The New York herald., 1874-08-20
PROPOSALS..
CALI; AND REMOVAL OF PENITENTJAEY ON
y VIRGINIA.

The UNDERSIGNED. appointed commissioners fsr tho
by o. the General Assembly approved
April ~ 1874 VIII receive sealed proposals bc opened
AT u O'Clock VI. on Thursday, the Is day OF October,
1874 for The purchase and removal OF the PcDitentiary
" Virginia.
The following the provisions Of the act to which
the proposals must conforms =
n These commissioners shalt advertise for prcprsaIy
for the purchase OF the land and builn -, tho
removal IT the buildings and the inmates 10 point
not less than five mites from The CORPORATE limit. o. The
for the suitable hmlJnss Tor the, propeF ac
the erection Of u" machinery, aud all III.
and appliances that are necessary ~ secure an
facilities he operations Of The Pcntentiary tho
they at exist In the state Peni-
Tertiary and provided further tnat PROPOSAL shall
hc accepted which involves the State in any expense
and above the proceeds Of the safe of the land and
buildings usci for AMI connected with the PcDitep
uary.
s5 Proposals for the removal must be endorsed on
the envelopes Proposals for, Removing the State
Pcnitentiary." and should be accompanied with
and include map of the gronnil, and plans draw
ing and specifications tor the buildings to beiurnshed
place o those at present occupied ana no proposition
shall he accepted unless approved Of by the coMms
soncrs and ratified by tho Legislature at Its next ses
SION"
Richmond. JAMES r. KENPER
u. H. WirilERS
MARSHALL UASCEE-
New-York tribune., 1874-11-30
SarrEnAY. Nov. 2s-p. N.

Itisto he regretted that the business OF the week
indicates 10 Improvement in the legitimate trade of
the CITY OF country Outside OF the small orders for
"sor-iup M" of stocks in dry goods. sales only
Effected by making material concessions in prices
The reduction in the productions Of the mills have
thus far failed to impart the steaGiness, not to say
Grmness, in prices which was anticipated as the
result of that measure Of pTecauion In the specu-
latlve markets the week opened with more life and
better outlook; but the VIM was al gone by the
middle Of the week. Grain opened with an activity
not witnessed for some time previously, and on
Tuesday wheat had made an advance from the ex-
treme lowest price Of fully 10 cents per buhe; but
the shippers and miers not acccding to the advance
the market closed tame at decline of about 2ccnts
Cotton also opened with an active inquiry at al
vancing prices, but the movement not having been
sustained by a legitimate demand for either con-
'umpuon or shipment, prices yielded in view Of the
accumulation Of stock, and the market closed weak
Money continues to be in abundant supply at low
rates the range of the week for call loans HAVING
been :. and per cent, with the more general rate
al . per cent and prime mercantile paper is still
sought for by the bill brokers al to7 The banl
movement OF the week seems to be a surprise 10
some people. The large loss in legal tenders and
tue small loss in gold invite the inouiry where haze
the greenbacks gone tot and where. in tbe
lace Of the shipment Of the precious metals do tbc
banks obtain their gOldi The Redemption Bureau
at Washington would probably be able TO explain .
part Of The loss in legal tenders and perhaps the
shipments 10 tuc country the remainder, while If il
egested that the lresence Of Canada gold may ac-
.elnt for so small decrease in the gold balance.
] .eiga exchange was finn during the greater part
tie week, but weaker at the close. The specie
Shipments, the Withdrawal of bullion from the Bank
nt LAglA-d. aid the possibility, if not probability
New-York tribune., 1874-11-30

week has been some improvement 70 zoe @ n.n. ~
- 20. especially 10 shpp N ~
Minnesota these have son rather more hey We
growing In favor Liverpool London sna
snd at the low prs xhieb they have been selling s, G De-
yesterdays market he'
hardening prices. brisk demand uay be noted ~ SooI % w.
ami Wheat 60 6jdt0 10 chiefly Tor We
lbsa rsfbef moS
freely O. oI 81 valued % sOaSt have been urn
by te trad. more sih inland ss eI
all things eondedi Indeed never 80 ow 20
IN prices SIZE
Common EIas good baaees has been done for eI
port at balOc. advance, aud We bnd t5e stock OF ihsS
is much reduced Good to Choice supsrsSe n' 80
sp.nBsly offered. and with good local .Oa FAR Prou,s
demand rule No has also sold ven ana sts
stock dree holder: have bad the 400 sS
though qaiet Fancy brands of hnnse'
demand but the impr3veen' ne
eon6nei 10 brsnd. Chee Family brands vsss
quite freely esnoos epo s
though stock reduces
moderate than hitherto tbere vas
confidence noticeable 10 the ne New Patsa pcces
slowly especially brsnds well but have ht~
values We DO not rmmber season shep Nc
good The exports
427l3 bills sgsnt SO G55 bb the CORE
spondng To-day he Flour mrset opened f' ete
rather hne Tor all braeds under 50 TO- The de are buyns ne
edinm grades rather n eli. No 2and Supene more aeye and
f The close tue marE hrm and qaie active Tor grades anaes
IS 10; for the high there better trade mani bs Stboas
important change prices sales OF 1900 bbs We quote;
New-York tribune., 1874-11-30
THE MONEY MARKET.
m.-sALEs BEFORE THE CALL

OFFICIAL REPoRr N Y STOCK EXCHANGE SALES,
NOV %, 1874
New-York tribune., 1874-11-30
The bids on stocks at the close OF the Exchange

To-day has been settling day on the London Stock
Exchange, and Monday will be fortnightly citing
day. The Bank of England rate of d,cont is five
per cent, but as it lost to-day G2O7,OOO more in
bullion. il is more than likely higher rate will be
New-York tribune., 1874-11-30

made next week. At all events, Consols closed weak
and lower at 93693l, and United States bonds easier
The foreign exchange market has been steady and
after tine steamer sailed, duh, with first-class
bankers sterling at 4S5.04.Sji and 4.S9sD49O re-
spectively, the nominal rates remaining 4.S6 and
49Ot The gold market was more active. The
price. which at the opening was 111s. and later
1lls01l19. became stronger. and advanced to 1l2s
on the announcement Of the specie loss in the Bank
| of England. This was the highest price OF the
week. the lowest having been 1l1s, aud the closing
quotation 1l26112l. On gold loans the carrying
rates were II. g 2l 3, and finally. per cent to
fiat for borrowing. The Assistant Treasurer paid
out $39 900 i'm coin interest the public debt to-day,
making total for the week of SiS2,OOO, redeeming
in the same period 81 Osi,OOO in called ve-twenty
bonds, inclusive of Sf0l000 to-day The I'M
port entries of foreign dry goods at the
port of New-YOrk for the week ending tonight
were 81, ,2S3,97i, the amount thrown upon the mar
ket aggegating 81 "a, ,flS and of general merchan-
disc, S4,9l4,77S, making total coin valuation OF
S6.l9s752. The export cearances of domestic pro-
duce from this port for the week ending Tuesday,
Nov. a. were S399l O57 IN currency valuation. The
specie movement for the week is given elsewhere.
To-day's business at the Gold Exchange Bank COW
cred: Gold cleared, S3s7i7OOo; gold balances,
81 $50 1O6; currency balances S1,763,7S3. The quo
tations for gold were follows
i$S$:HH 5:;fi: H:5Sfi5. $f5 SSi5 sii5.
The days business at the L. S. Sub-Trcasury
comprised
Colo s s.s%s s q q G:a; sf:a
.bi ,J2S,2J1 IL ""
Currency I,2S5,O12 50
The Clearinghouse statement for to-day was:
Currency exchanges s7s God exchanges
Currency balances. 250l, ,i9l Gold balalees. lo2l0J2
And for the week:
Currency eIca g 1889 0l9 Cold exchanges go
CurrertS balsnces.. l6l72O0l Gold baances 5Ofl'ooo
We annex closing nominal rates for foreign ex-
New-York tribune., 1874-11-30

The supply of money offering on call to-day was
abundant, and borrowers obtained their require
ments at 3a3l per cent pledge of ordinary Stock
Exchange collateral. Prime discounts are I'M
changed. The bank return was an unfavOrable
exhibit, and all the items showed a decrease. The
most noteworthy decrease in legal tenders, the
deposits being down very largely also. The banks
now hold in surplus legal reserve $l4G93'5,
and the statement appears to be made on fall
ing averages. Washington advices report that
the Treasury shipment of legal tenders and frac-
tional currency for the week ending to-day amount
ed TO So 200 OOO The United States Treasurer re-
ceIved today $2100OO National bank notes for re-
demption. The Internal Revenue receipts to-day
Amounted to ?20j co., total for the present menth
of SS,OOOOOO. The Treasurer now holds S3Sj3j0OOO'
in bonds to secure the National bank circulation
and SlG500,O0O to secure public deposits. The Ma
tonal bank circulation outstanding is as follows
Legal tenders 1852 $4,000, Of which $22OC,OOO are
gold notes The following are the comparative to-
tails of the associated banks:
New-York tribune., 1874-11-30

TX ly...4d
IN none Of The departments Of the Stock Exchange
to-day was there anything remarkable occurring on
this closing day Of the week The railway and mis-
ctlaroous shares were dealt in but lightly, and
rule the general list WAS about steady, and the
changes involved Of a very narrow range. The con-
spicuous card was Northwestern Common, which
advanced from a, to Az, the sharp spurt involving
the transactions under the rule for the account of
some delinquent shorts. The preferred shares and
St. Paul were also strong and higher, these with
Western Union forming the strong stocks of the
day. The veal, spots were Eries, Ohios, Union
Pacific aud Pacific Mail The general market closed
uu, auu uc-oiy rtcacy. Inc opening, highest, low
New-York tribune., 1874-11-30

The earnings of the Ohio and Mississippi Railway
Company for four months, from July 10 October
81 reported at 742 93; less transfers for
merly included. Sl33,5l2 80; leaving Sl2OS230 13;
and the operating expenses $685. 45-63 per
cen;less transfers as above, Sl33512 S0ST2052 60:
leaving net earnings Si46,177 4S; less "extraordi-
nary" expenses SlO792 G6 available surplus, 49,
39i S2.
The following is the cotton movement for the
ppk al hur A hrnL
New-York tribune., 1874-11-30
d below ht sur IHl', ,tIlI,,..
Nrnarg. I3ls rtuc Ho I-"'|, - = - "

sALEs foN PKs 'ENr "hLIvtht.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-30

- ssssss lANN
Alb { Susduelalna
4O........ 90
Han Grd - 10 Pref
100. bcb3 81 x
Atlantic & Pac Pr
100 ....bc. II
OH, mi Mica
New-York tribune., 1874-11-30

The Philadelphia stock market is weak; Penn
sylvana Skies, III Philadelphia and Erie Rail
road 1G. Reading, 81. Pennsylvania Railroad 52!.
Gold, III.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-30
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


COrrER-Tte market for Rio Is quiet bn without Puoti'e
cly a prices the gaies are TIE most @ Se O..
~ not ure. NJ cs have trrsacuons 10 hoe' We gu
I ".rH carges at l63tal7c do. at l7dls goo do st
.G l3Lc; prime do 1910 snd extreme fauge 20, o
II yOLoe, ali gold Mild grades sll very au ehl Yepeu
GOTION-The 10 spot SoU"u u wi wy
tendency toward lower rates Ou' prices arc ~ "'" -
follows: ,--,, .t...is.,,i,r i, fr,s s,n. 7 1874
lAaA IaA
.Ssae sraye ar below the sde quoted amin -,
New-York tribune., 1874-11-30

For luus delivery market quiet at acne Of lc
n. ale, ., follows all on basis ot Low MiiihuS; -
vesterisy after December. 200 IA II ltci Jan.
ma, 200 Is l32e POO Is l6c February 200 10 ll32ci
800 ij5-c 100 - lj2c March 300. II 2332c April BOO
IA "a yc 200 l6c 700 IL l32c, June, 100 10 1850;
t . 100 bales COa pee,Yq,embe "A ll6, December
IA g(c Jsnuary lj Lice; February. lJasd l332c March,
- Sci Apnl 1916 l33c; May, 10 5l6c. Jane,
is 1882 ~; steady. sal,s to-ay no 20 mNovem-
e, 500 Ia 6c Deccher 100, II 23-32c So IA 9lGc
400 II IL loci 200 u iS2e 90 ltas Jaaasr 500 lS,
Is II'itc; April 100 lj 3l-3Zc 5OO Is l6l6ci loo.
i5 3i.32e May. 200 10 9s2e; June 200 ~ 9-l6G tos
1850 bales; grand total IL. go bales
FLOUR AND MgALThe features Of Flour market the past
change OF aud conrsste ah he
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