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ads lasa Of 'eaay and in moderate asmAad' and nm
ET;oa,!H--Fair; advanced; 2os9,e.
BluTIEh-Q!ltt hnt ltchslI9o1.
ChEEaE-F.ir and flrm.
here: Lard as,ay msi 81
s,.t nominal. D,eou dull atiG declined snoulaGa,
13An; CHAR. tcarcs at 14@14jtu.
Nt1tsGT-FAr aLt ilrm nt UBt.
.nAITfM0NI:. ....
n,aIrtao2nHs, ue 5-ELoua-Qnies md unesngea:
No. s: N d. d. as'ss H. Yes!s'~ ee %s.ts1;
tl22; X9 e. fsleetea. ti,o; corn
u4r-Qniat 1t si1.oos sa; 2o.oo, ,'' an'n''s'a'
pnoy1sioxs-pnl anl we.l. Blesa pork nominal1y
$21t112300. Bacon III moderate de,uuud so,,tctd,
LARD no,ntn,!; .onasd, lso for Western.
CarrEr-ttnchanE:i. :,
TErnoLEuM-Noininally 5tsc.
w"''*'~1""sF' 4 Mil.%auKrp. fiS;
MILWAUKEE. Oct. 1s.-FLoua-Ques md unohanS.
dsnA1x.-wneat fair and firm; mo. / 1ftiwautes,
o1Mo No. 990{sc; October, 9osao; November sa3.
Oats dull aud iowet. Corr, lower n light jernsu,l;
; ~ nsS :s; a 70 6sssr Is
sFs,X NSvs%si; S.!o IT. NG os,eso : es ,c
sHirxsNrs--F1our, oooo br1s; oats, 800 bu; what,
/ 9o,ooo bu -.
NEW ORLEANS.
GEw oaIsAss, La, Oct. l5.--AAY-Eisnez; pstna.
o saov.s,oss-pora au, .. s.so, p.con sstses fec.-
1ng; 7htal44a1i!.t. ..--
MoL4sags2o0 brs now received aud aod fair, soa;
Primo, 78@72o; choire, T6tGa1c.
co11na-Dcsnaud good; sales, 5000; middting sua
hgler gradss roduccd ic other qualities unchanged;
seeeIpts as; no eapor,s; stock, o49 unsold laas
eV9ntn1 LEGO on hhirboard, 80 ,Q00.
| ExonAaoE-slght par; sterling 6s116.
Ln1t18v1tLL
i Iar,svI1Ls, oes: i6.-co!1oN- Quiet Mt 14,!e.
,lsnEsnsRuFis-Flour aud grain qllot aud IN.
claugpl.
raoy,sioSs-pork nominal. Bacon dnll shoai.
dare, 7t clear rib 1S1c; clear, l4lc. Sugar-curod
lla,ns. l2NtslsKc. bulk meata nominal. Lard num-
thal.
| WutekY-9Sc,
! uAy-sa1. .0UD23.00.
| MEMPHIS,
MEarHte. Get. 16-co rroa-weax aud uonln&1l5
ulIcl'angeh M sales receipts, l,93G bales; cxporss
| AGO balsa *tocl, II, lii bales,
rnovlstoNs-Dsron shade lower, With stocks ii u
! 9l4lic. Other articles nominal and upchaure3.
rITr9HuKA,
| FT1apuna, Pa, Oct. 15.-4nAnf-Wheat qpiat
| DUO,
pETnoLruX-Crude, quiet 1t oot3o2c at Pastxs !:
| selned, asiner ut 119ic Philadelphia deavery.
, 1874-10-16

oeen Agltated over the question OF adopting
Language for tho transaction OF busineas Tho
strife lay between Fsonch and German. THE
Spanish delegate maintained that German WAS
Druasels delegate also supported French, on tho
ground that, ~ Germans Hero better achooled
than othor nations, 1t would 10 aasier for shem
to learu French than for tho nch.npeakink
nasions to learn Qorsnan. 4 German, however,
"ropUdatod shat idea becauoo ao did not con-
hlacr tho Fsoaoh languags sufficiently psrtoet.<
Il appeared to him, ho said, "thas tho FronaA
language must be tho languaHs that had arisen
during tho pasiod Of tsanalsion beswsen the apa
I'LL ss5ass ot!ualsm, fsouah vi 81 sdoptsa.
, 1874-10-16


New YonK, Oct. 15.--aIoney mora active.
loanng during tho afternoon at = :; closing Z.
The cause OF the temporary furry was sha pay
uent Of large amount III dividends which un-
cesaltated tho calling in OF loans, Primo Iuer-
csntilo paper, 6@'7 for long time, and 5@G for
short.
Customs receipts. $685.
Sterling frmer. at as4 for eo-dsys, and 1915 for
hight.
i}old quiet. firm at 1lo@1l01. Borrowing
ratea !, 2, and Tat.
Tho Assistant Treasurer disbursed $4,000.
Clcarings. 912, ,0U0,0DD
Governments lrn. State and railroad bonds
quiet.
Stocks opened weak at q decline Of II to Y
from tho closing prices OF yesterday. Later the
1parko. advanced Is to 2s< per cent, tho greatsst
improvement being IN Ere. NEXT in point Of
interest we're Pacific Mail, Western Union, Lake
Shore, Rock Island. Wabash, Panama, North
wcstern and st. Paul common. onies, md Union
Pacific: The market closed frn .. fraction
les.ooo shares. Of which 40,0oo wore Western,
Cuion. $4,000 Pacific hlail, $4,000 Erie, $4,000
Lake Shore, 12,O40 Onion Pacific, G,0a0 Mabael,
n.ld Il, mn nt,iph
, 1874-10-16

MISUNDERSTANDING tho receipts were aotno
5000 less than yesterday, tie market displayed oil
easer tone. Opening Halcs were At 69l0c docllno
Ndent foens oh.a.ned later ID tho dry pnrt OF the
reduction wss recovered. Tho published oafes would
peem to uicate more Of change in yuueB than noted
above, bus tho fact TINT tbs ot1eriugs embraced
poticcaby poorer casa Of atork than that III tho
yards earlier In tho week ACCOUNTS for portion OF the
apparent depreciation. New York. Boston. Philadelphia,
Csye!and and other EASTERN points, had buyers bore
sud between them .nd !ocal o1esatora soo ooo hogs
were takon, at g for Inferior to common uSht
medium, aud nt s5.95@8.t9 for good to extra. Fnuy
twtthtra Of the saios ii prices beow y100 Tho
Chicago Packing sud Provision Company got atean.
lip Today, and the oher packing houses Of tho CITY
a1a alzo being put In readiness for tho seasons work
Among Tho d1yfa sales tho following vsese netcl:
, 1874-10-16

u, D. coaroy$ London letttr IN Ctnetouat; Caa
1lsrefaf.

H. D. ConEoyt LaHdon tfk1tF IN Ctnct1'aH Ct7ss
nlsrefat.
In conversation With q lady who has passed
moat Of hor lilo ~ . ralsslonary's wife At po-
king, aud han aasduously attended tho OH
entail Congress. sue said that they told her in
England That ahe would senonsly diminish tho
t,unlay-achool Rud other contributions 10 foreign
missions Il she talked out loud nil she had lear,-
cd in China. nor dangerous yiewa referrea
partly to the fact that she thought tho
,nasaea Of the Chinese somewhat better
aud losa in neod OF miaaionarica than the
masaes Of England, and partly to her rontemrs
hsrdships Ind dsagors sud rsauiso special sap,
port. II aud my husband" said sic, hRvs
passed tho greater psrs OF oar AYes % uisaionr
aries 10 China. We have never found 1t poss
Of aelf.deuial, hut rathor luxurious. We haye
every cotnfort. We have the best aooiety-
lsasned Chtneao scholars, Intelligent American
aud Eng}lah merchants and trayalora. I don't
dnd London any pIeaaanter foar taoss ID
good daal Of humbug In tbs popular uotiou ok
tue hardahips and saoriHces Of missionaries
THAT may hayo been true oueo, but It can b.
Low true OF only q yery tow parts o, the Eaat."
, 1874-10-16
REAL ESrATE,

The following instruments uero alslfor record
Thuaday, Oct. II:
orr PROPERTY.
as,yi o:t ...'..,........a 1900
6hustlsf NJ, lbl'. * Il ot Wnitehouse piaes,s
!, :,ll5;, y, d,.ed Or. !s;..;;;.;;.;:... 1860
daisd oet. " " " $500
~ dsted Ut. H. ~ 1000
uora AZ. ~ Il i 81 Tho,nrsoa Vt, 1, a5z =,
. faS 1-lo It. dated Sept. .1a................. 9cJ
100 il, dssea ssp,. " - 49, " e,uos
William i Tuckcr 10 Amss.a lIoilsea) 80. as,c5o
24xl93H #. tlus.l oct M.,......,......... o,7So
Randolrh Il, Gu Il " os Filth ~, Il (, aUxl0o
It, dated Uc 11.. Observation-Disclosures. 12,uo0
3a1lv0 h, d.tua 1et: i..;......:.........: - a,ooo
VaaassaAT ~, y TxalftA 1t. Il, 2&xl94 s'19 a..
II. a4tso Ahf ss.su..,stut......tsbas. wv
, 1874-10-16

EQRII1N MlNEA.
Neglect Ia still the characteristic. md general
Tvs decline when any bnsiBess IL transacta1.
fhe call Ia soon exhausted Tho major part Of
transactions we're confined to 1t. John Dol Eey,
General Mining, Richmond Consolidated. Sierra
l,ultes. s;weetland ,sccE, Flagstaff. and En,aa.
The latter il again roporsed in glict, being now
uuler heavy attachments for debt SNeo!lana
Crock IL . California hydraulic 1uine, for time
In trouble. but becoming very promising. Flag
stat is Utah speculation, Of coulae ir trouble.
The Richmond and Sierra Butte. ars Californian,
and among tina best. Tho frst mentioned III
Brazilian, very productive Of profitable low grade
oro (gold), hut la.terls very igregaInr. Reusnlly
It WAS quoted OF now it IS on tho liac, having
gone up during tho wcek.~-Fo'et3n correspond
snce Neto 1iora Daily Buue.in.
TIE NEW FIVE PER CENTS.
August belmont j. TO. have addressed to the
banks mud bankers Of tho Uuitod States efcu-
Lar offering for sale the bonds rccently purchased
by thu syndirate, Of which the 'lsosaschilds, Of
London, wcro members.
f:nl u CnrERSsFENT DhEJfG
, 1874-10-16

wns inactive, anl noutnaily unruanRoa.
slsse being ncarcely sy n,y on On ;, - sne me.
1cratood tha: eatca arc mnds tally Of small loiA
in tho Offices Of packers. Hogs were shado
iv1aer to-day, aud tho rmaltn tnoho Of TIM ntecSs
reported to-ay hopea 70 glvG little more m q con-
that thgss EtoGGs arc understood to 1nclAno
only old product, lhe now not boinE counted:
Tho marriott clcsod a. tho following lunEe OF
prices: hlera purl, caah, $la.5o; 20 tclles
ee5easy ct a sssa se;r ao ssss sa er
i9.7sl;;. Lard, cash, als.o0: 10, uellor 0e.
tnbof to fill contracts. SIG. % askcd; ttn, Rellcs
Docoraber, i11.3o@11.:5 do. sellos, tho year'
do. sc!ler 1anuaty anti fe1snn1y, ,f na3
l.S2iS summer lard, Isdsls}}sc. swee..ricelei
hams, hi Sd@lao Tor 1o@15 ID average, ftes' ,
curod; tlrY.aaltel naeata, looee, nj e for shon!
acrH, cash and foller October; i2Sl" t''s Ios
short ribs,, casll md Keller . oeaensr tr ,,sae mn
1rlcos; summer long etears, 1o}1e: 70 hos si,os'
clears, 1io; ln short ribs, 1024c;, do Cnmoof-
lands. l0tu; do shoulders. Tic loose. pacon a,a
mcats nominal Bacon ha1s, d5@loe:: .st,,s s,oss
ssiSod5a20o. city talor. e5@se{e; az g5G,as,s ,t,s
nominal at C@9c. Sales verc reported @ Or 1g ptis
meas pork (inst evening" as 420. rs; lSo brla 40
At $4,000: 10 ll1u do at s1o.7o; 10 brH 10 a.
13.i5 16D byls do ut siobo; 25a brts aos aetee nen
brls TO- ecllsr January aud February ss Si7.G "a
o60 brjs do eotlcr February. At Ill. ~ ooO
brla do ut 9l7.7o; COO erls do at sl5.GI:. !
500 h,ls do at sfl7.65; $50 hrls do at S17;e2G !;
75o Tea 1ara reller tho year, vt *ll25; I.so1 tes
d. sailor February, at s11.6a4a; eo2 tea TO n
Tho following; are tho returps q packerd an't
varcho,.ccnlen Of tho atocks OF tho "a VARIOUS &c.
grriptnna Of hoy product on hand In tl4sa city on
ttta 1ates named as reported to Inc eecfese1s o.
nAn1 Am
, 1874-10-16
Tho Produce 3lnrkrtK.

NEW York.
NEW YORK, Oct. l5.-CorToH~QNiet receipts,
s74 balca: nliddliuy upland. iSAc; Orleans. life;
iatnssa eiosel e.sy sales. 5gso0 hsce; o:.obcf 10
1sSs 1lss N'smess Is ,s;H ilsls De-
xesi q ,i.sss: aay. Il Sia:@is lids: Sa'le. IL;
FIoun-1n buyers favor; moderate demand: re-
sS ss g ssa %Ss Is sss sSss 9 'asss ss.ss
qais; qaS nj svsS s!s i =: as o aoaF
dnAls-Whcat irregular and unsettled; ressipts,
a %; SS Ss ssPsa g. "a sax: Saa n? o s
si.RSlsi xii;s 10. si:s;is ;as1 smbet S:2s@
a ii Hys ate i spo7s Ss ssisy 81 D. Il
buyers favor. Aalt qulet and heavy. Corn o.eady;
5ses o9 1m axsd ,ssas ee e.
,nixod Wvstern, GoSo2e wbsto do, ol@ote.
uAr-Tlrm.
GnooEE1Es-canoo oust aud firm BIO. lsN@2oc,
gold Sugar dul1 aud hrla.
rEraoLEust- Qutst aud dr,nor: crude. sfo; rsnnsd
l;as,x-stosly strained. s2.4s
TuHpEs1lHE-tleavy; aptrits 98!9c.
MotasGsKs And R1oE-pnn and unchanged,
Puuvts1oxs lower new neso, S2o.o092t. Beef
a fu:t :ess cesr hss1 1es I4r as as
lake.
DuIrER-HcavT Western, 3093sr.
CutEsr-Eirm: common to primo, l2x@tstfc.
@'a'sa-h'7ss At l A5sSno. 81
aaHss s G sid eess ss st ~ os IT,
sltas5c. oats qute.; Toledo, &C. Barley quiet,
oAsA1 1"SlaH1'TaGSsli oLnvnixSp Sspfs '0'' corn 'S
CLryE1Asp, o., Oct, l6.-GHA1N-Wheat dull and
@ ss Il: Se I'D ls sS es fsa 81 81: d. ofe e.; ss4E 81
sas! saa Saet ~ ss e. ssto III No IL. sse; whta,
65c. .-
Prrno1rpM-Unchsng
aEor1r1s-waea'' 49, 9Sr4P sSrP 1900; Oats 1900
Dgrnorr, Oct, l5-FLoun--Quies and unchanged.
an4r,-Whoat dull aud ahadc lower: sttr., 3l*17;
sl2N a,,n sMesr s $oS .eS cota H aud a'en
AEer1r7s-F!oar, 600 br9a wheat. $4,000 bu corn,
III sS,rarsrs-F!ous, a,oao hr.s: wheat, 5000 hi;
corn, 1oao.
ToLxDo, Oct. l5.-FLoua--steady and 10 moderate
dHA1x-whcat dull; No. wAtte Wabash. s1.lex:
70: Do, An N. white Msonigan 3i.la extr. 40
s .f' %o :mss Missi 1ne II r. Gs So?sas;i :
d. d. asss; pessassss g.; stisSssa: iss; as4.ssi
nsT. sas: e. 0ss .ta an ana ahaas lower; No. and
nEox1rrs-t1our, foN brE; wheat, as 900 bu; corn,
'2es bsirrstsss ~; ss.s &c., 81 5o sss wheat $1,000 ba
e'Fn' n'0oo o"' cats; sr I.od9 xntIis ani
loTes ooaa ordinary, 1s}io; low naiadlius, 14ise;
; + gfaae' 'sares md asn: nigh grades
anArs-Wheat dull aud lower: No. 0 red fal!. os@
9sEe; No. ?. $!.loAG Ga1.llN. Corn dun nnti lower
?soc. Barley unsettled aud easier only sample lo1
sold. nye lower; po@9lac.
aaix L ;o caan
Grmer Ghoullera, Ike: Gllvs, l3N8laAc: order
, 1874-10-16

;;,sn ~. :.as,
wt,,dra. c.o,, .o., ..nst",d.. ~ ,;.
"1snu1*"n ,fo1n a'o1o seslotoaJ 1oe e1sy col"
sumption ,a93 b,l oats, 9S3 bu rye, 5,s95 bu
hu barley.
Tito following Grain haa f,een inanected into
atnra ths rno,;ny m n II, o'c,on,f. - cara M
49, mo ~ ~ ~, Nv,
"nea'' .9o ea's 80 ao, u cars NO. y 10,
cars fe1ec.ao 10. (il2 "heAt); Il cars mud 2,so0
sn high mixed corn, 20 cars and G,40J hu No.
do, 5 cRrs roieeted do, 10 cars no prale (lOG
rornl. c,r Nh. / o,ta II c.a vt,,to IA ~ corz
~, . RIM H., ~ . 1s "a a.s, .st.s,at -. |11
auu f.ooo y" ~ ao, II csfa felectou 10 ~
oats); cars No. rye, | car rejected do, e3
cara No. bnriey, 1f cars No. 3tao cars re;cct-
cd do. Total fts9S csrs1. a5n can In. 1,unccs,t,
o,,t ma con ~, 49,. ,.o .po ~. ,x n-n
ot1' aAeosc 80 ~ "aoe, - aa','oo ", eo'n 7o'-oo
bu oats, u" on re, lo,6sl In baf1eY.
Enod dsal has been said OH both aides about
tho mixinC OF sifYcront grndea Of grair, tia: are
sh,,n,nA 4rnn, r,,crcn nrft a., nrar;,ri., ~ ,ho
- ,snst .. A.s s"so ~ ~. r. Iasse
~ 10 ooaot tlat great osa1 moro o1 thsa MlfanE
las been ehsssed than psactcsd. It ia no
unusual thing for caygo of wheat that has tesn
ah,nnad from this c;tv d. M 4 n la .,,., ,,,,
..',s," =. ~, va.,, ~ 80 . y
a"lnpe ~ "e" aotA' 'ne "s!'er cla!n'o5 lnas II
was chcago NO. z, N tho hope ot obtaiulugl
or conts per bu more for 1t tasn he could by
cj,;ca"o M Q an,;,v II m. - ,,ood ;. ,ho NJ .
s"s"eu 49, = eis 80 w. 90 seo" $. 'uo ~,
1folla othef pola'd' Sbefeas tue 1855 as that the
stralT1t NO. sent from tEis city Will compare
fayo:1bly 1itl, the ssluo grade furnished from
spy oti1er mint.
TH,,..., J., .,o,,,nn ,,,,.. .,.t. t.-
4ns.o 80 "'o'u't ""' - "t''.n 'n's t0'slepF7-
sontaaon II ioaterea. We aro Informed t!iat u,
given day cargo Of No. 2 wheat Was sold In
New York for = p1o,piuent 1rm In this city AT.
INV - n 'rho no1lcr o,,o.oJ r. t,o ra,,-.sr l.,
w. s1:. ~. ~ 80 - =,
! !ss" 1"sA -A't""uhe't s1'4o en1cAso' o4-4a,
ana TINT statement vas soat over tie wlroG as
| tho trua state Of tho market, 1tko aelior then
| informed his urinc;ns IN this city tlat In t,x}
,o,a t,n ,vh.at =, w. ,r;oo -. ,1;t,.,,,,.s
"v'a -. Ia p.s' H. "n,1a ~
| was 70 pes IN abo7o tho pflce OIL Chicago: l4o
possibly expected by this rt.so to ob!ain rapu-
tatop for peculiar ability o. ee1lcr Y7hich would
snc,ro him n larepr hva;noqa. anf, ,ho tric1.
,..,'t as,,,.na2a, - 49,. tst,, 49, s1'1A
'u'e4i. a"'' '"ses.es" - ''0 'ioAa "so ooS colao
out almost ny accident.
It IL desirable, however, that, hinco 10 n,ucl.
has been nsid shout tAe making busineAs, :.nd It
has undoubtedly been practiceA to honle extent,
means Should be adopted Tor checking it, by en-
ablug dealers to tfsco tho iacts in the case
| wlera tho thing is suspected, Sncli check
might verY easily DO furnished # the Inspector
would post on 'Chhu3o each day record of thu
| contents Of the csrgoes OF gtnin shipped ont,
any o.,e Interested coata nee for himself which
| were straight carGoeb. Tue record would take
very little timc IL the making up, requiring M
| average Of scarcely twenty llnea per day during
tho season Of navigation. And one great recon-.
, 1874-10-16
5000
$500
0,Mo
1,H0
COMMERCIAL.

THURSDAY EVENING" Oct. IL.
THO following we're tho receipts and s!lip-
n,ensa Of tho leading art!cioo Of produce IN cAs-
cago during tue past swentr-fonr hours aud tor
the corresponding date ono year ago,
, 1874-10-16

new YoRg, Oct. l5.-uualnesa moderately active
with coulm1a3tun houses and fair jobhlug TRADE pro-
Yrcssod. Brown cottons aid coton farueIa iu good
demand at unchanged prices. Fancy madler pfntp
II f.ir requeat, auI stia bands rather more aetivs
Woolen gool1 for 1neus woar 9uo., but dannola and
hlaukrta iii STEADY demand. rhe Da!y BHllein Gays:
"Mygatt, Hayiland Co., have suspended payment"
, 1874-10-16
CHICAGO LD3nER Kt4RKEr,

THuaaDAY EpES1Nnt Oct. it.
Tie offerings woro again very light, consequently
latlo waa done. C.rgoea ot josts and Rctntling
brought $500 and asi sold nt st.7o shnglea nt -
Medium boards and atrtpa were quoted at Sl2oafa
1i,s0, and common do At s.. .DoGe l0.1o.
Tho following Ralea Here reported:
Cargo schr j. 4. Holmes, from Mansace. 14o m
joista and Bcantljng at 1900: tchr atnuton, from
Manls,ee 90 III osta and scantslng at 5000 ITO
contract Is IN iath at s1.7o. aoll By II. E. D!ckford
Co. ..-
At TIT. YANug
the cu,aua B fair mud tho market nrf. A. stated
thia morning. ruany dealers selling co nuaon stuff
at xl1 10, anil foucinR III s1t.n06312.0Q.
, 1874-10-16

1uc!ptlpl in tho stocks are those OF tho jobbors.
T,,u lard il, tho hands Of the manufacturers is
not included. -.--...
Tho ntor:t Of provisions In Liverpool. Oct. ],
1874, vare: Boot, G,SO0 tcs pork, 3,A0D bslS;
bacon @ aud hams, q. .750 boxca prime Western
lard, 1t95O lea.
Flour waa rather moro active. anl easior.
Dealers wero willing to ehaao prices sufcigntr
to meet the views or shippers. who took hold
but little. u.au was in fair tlemaul aud sseatly
At vestorday's rater though in plentiful supply.
Sales wcro repottcd Of LIS brls whito winter ox-
tlss at eg.75; 100 bsls do {Alagnolia) at $500;
l4o brls do at 1915; 10 brIs spring extras
{pateut) at s6.e71G; lou brls Do (Vornllion} Gt
suporknes at g''.7a; 200 br1s re on prirste
terula. Total. 1856 brls. Also 30 tons bran at
ss1G50: 10 tons do at s1f.c0. on tract; 30 tons
at sl7.0o; GU tons at al6.5O, free oil board.
Tho market closed It tue following range OF
, 1874-10-16

suEEpA fair local demand extsled, but aside from
tns psiceo ruling sprcr IN tin week. Gregory, Cooley
Co., phsa!ne 34.sQ for CARLOAD averaging ~ hs,
but with this exception no sasa wssa rppostsd at over
E4laN whtle Enplt Of the traaiaV was At 81 .0o&Ge
We q,iots poar eonfnoa 1t S2.to332s, aud medium
to ciuce ., $9.3ot3i.25.
suxEp sAlrt.
No. A. Ptte*INo, d.. Ia,7et.lyl. dv. Prses.
afa ii ss+v0 ilC0 es ss.la}ti q % 1890
4a oj t.o3 7s IA 100 81 ol o.75
NEW YORK..
New Yogk. oot. 11.-BEEyEs-Recaipta $40, making
o3ao tor three days. agnst 90 sams tins !Apt week
aul Oharokse stock, be.aaud vary uloacr4te. Sales
worry SLOW. Towards tbs close there WAS ttle better
feen1 Aa A. Upward tsndsaey. Very poor to es5ict,
,nGttna 10 fair Eteers, a>;97A cut. lU,i@ltEe; poor
10 fair Texans aud CGesoktes, t}a@B'&o.
HHEre AID TAAnE-Recepts 5000, taaElnB II $50
for three days against 16TA0 s4luo thug las week.
Market f4ar 1t 4k1a4o 1oe shsap, AMI o92ko tos
hnlhs.
sWnxz-R4edpis a,ooo, making 10 900 sos three aass
tssust is9sq tstos aas taat ssk. asaa uxssd aAys,
, 1874-10-16
.,50A6.75
5.5o0g.l0
4.25G5.o5
o.7N84.G
9.a0@3.5o


1.7H3oo.25
'4..2s5l&..75
9.00&3.75
l.7ARJ.75
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-07-17
ESCRIBANA PUBLEA DEL DSITRIIO
DE SAN FRANCISCO.

Por auto del Sr. JueE de primera instancia
del distrito de Sc Francisco de ssta ciudad die
tado en- este dia On los autos de Qnicpra dc D.
Teodoro Taule, dc la sociedad raule Re-
vuelta, en- liqnidacion, del comercio vecinda-
rio de esta capital, % manda publican Dor edic-
tos enlS GGceta OfciaI BoLETIN MERCANrIL
el cOnvenio habido en- junta general entire los
acreedores concurrsates la sociedad quebra-
da, para que los que tuvieren derecho Opo-
nerss Ia aprObacion de dicho cOnvenio. acu-
dan deducirlo on el Juzgado dsntro dc los
ocho dias siguientes ai de Ia publication; con
apercibimiento dc que, transcurrido el referido
termino. sin haberse hecho oposicion legal, 90
acOrdara su apr0bacion si proeediere en- dere-
ch0; siendo el 'cOnveniO celehrAdo ell siguieDte
Que sc le concede un alo de respiro contar-
% dtsde el dia dc la aprobacion de aouel.
Pagar Taule al vencimiento del sixuiente
ano, un .d doce medic pcr ciento; al venci-
medic por ciento, que forman ell veinte cinco
poT clento sObro el total de su cr6dito; enten-
tOs, fniQuitados. -
para cenocimiento de los que tengan dere-
chO dicha quiobra, 90 haco notorio en Ia Ga
ccts Ofcial, por medic del prosente.-Pucrto-
Rico 10 dc Julio de lsN.-Mauricio Guerra.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-07-17
DO r ADJ O.

Ell que suscribe participa al pd-
blico y rrincipalmente q los Sres.
Hacendados, que desde ell primero
del corriente SO ha hecho cargo del
Taller de herrerfa, fundicion y car
pinteria de este pueblo.
Al mismo tempo avisa que a fin
de poder complimentar sus compro-
misos para pagar los operarios y
satisfacer ell importe de los artfculos
que necesita, pasara las cuentas
semanalmente a las que las contrai-
gan con la casa, y no paguen los
trahajos al contado. Dorado Julio 10
de l8l4.-Feix Defontaine.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-07-17
Habiendose extravia-

da ell billete entero ndmero tres Glen
tos dos (302) del sorteo ordinario
que ha de celebrarse en- la Capital
81 % del corr. ente; SO hace notorio
para que, caso de ser agraciado, no
Sc satisfaga siro al que suscribe, y
q cuyo efecto SO ha dado conocimien-
to q la Administration del ramo.
Fajardo y Julio 8 de 1874.-J. E
Medina 2-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-07-17
IMPORTANTZ.

No habiendose expendido a1n el
suticiente ndmero de billetes para
la rita de una estancia en- este luris-
diccion, barrio de Tierras Nuevas de
la propiedad del que suscribe la cua
debia tener efectp con la loterfa mu-
nicipal del corriente mes SO prorroga
para el de Setiembre pr6ximo. Ma
natl Julio II de 1874,-Francisco
ReysntQ 4 as
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-07-17
TEL E G r AM As.

Aunque por ell Elder recibimos
pori6dicos de Ia Habana hasta ell 3,
solo alcanxan al las noticias tele-
gr&fcas de Madrid. Por ell Marsella
nos lego La Ban1era EspaNola de
Santiago de Cuba hasta el 10. La
Gnica noticia nueva que ell colega
nos hace conocer, es Ia siguiente:
Habana 8 de Julio de 1874.-Una
fuerxa considerable de carlistas mar
cha sobre Bilbao cuya ciud d esta
cOmpletamente cercada por TERRA.
Ell general Zabala pas6 revista al
ejercito del Norte. Dijo a los ofciales
que esta resuelto 4 dar batalla 4 los
carlistas.
Ha sido aprobado la contribution
del por ciento sobre capital.
Los carlistas han sido tan compile
mente batidos en- Ternel que han de-
iado el distrito.
Ell general Zabala se prepare 4
Tenovar el ataque.
Ell general Moriones ha sido NOM
brado general en- jefe en- Navarro.
HGbana 10.-La reina Isabel re-
voca su abdicacion.
Ejercito republican, SO ha reor-
ganizado en- dos cuerpos, el primero
{ Las 6rdenes de Moriones opera en-
Navarro, el segundo vigila el distrito
del Ebro. Los cuerpos exceden de
$4,000 hombres con 79 carlones. Ell
cuArtel general est& On Tafalla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-07-17
Ell Bazaar Borinqueno.
Gale de San Francisco esQuina d Ia
Plaza Principal.

Este nuevo establecimisnto queda alberto
desde hoy para 81 pdblico, sus numerosas vi
drieras aparadores demuestran ol gran sur
res, en- artf feulos do novedades objetos dc
fantasia.
Sus duefios no omtieron medios para poder
reunir un variadO bOnitO surtidO bastante
moda al mas oleganto tambien 80 tuve en-
cuenta encargar cspresamenta para las bellas
Senoras Sen"ritas infnidad do primOros y
ad0rnOs de exquisite gustO.
asradar % mas ii que .e disns visitar CON ufrer fre
cuencia e Bazaar, 20 encargar2n cuantos artfcu
los, que por su especialidad no los haya en- Ia
plaza desesn rocibillOs de Europa.
Puerto tico Mayo ~ 1S74.-B. Llambias y G..
ALA