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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-07-15

Por gol. ing Eliza Christie, de Halifax,
Sres. I.atimer Comp, 80 bis harna maiz ps.,
25 id. tocino 19 ps. 10 medas id. id. clear
d pa, 100 latas Ia manteca l6a ps. .ql' 8 c,
latas, 10 lb i'd II ps. d. Is tereerolas id. IS ps.
al, id jamones Is ps. al 30 latas a mantequi
la "a ps. a., 25 ata 10 To- 35 pa. ql, 400 veas
de sebo Is ps. ql, 100 jabon amarillo ps. a..
so quesos % ps, ql 100 doeenas escobss 2t ps 2oo
petroleo 4S ctys. gallon, so bis. id 40 idem idem.
120 id. g,etas pilot ps, 25 galletas soda 100
cnnetes idem surtida II pe al, Il C. encurtidos
Il ps, 10 id i'd 2a ps 100 Id. arenques ahumadas
ps, 100 resmas papel cilindrado7 rs, 500 i'd id.
amaril o rs. 53 baas tahaco, % bis. papas
tor berg ing. "Ch A. Hoard dc Nueva-Y York,
los msmos Sres. so bis harina maiz 81 ps, IS id.
tocino 10 ps., l5 idem d-m clear % ps. t,r-
ceroas jamones IS ps a., 100 atas la manteca
l6a ps. ql 81 Id 10 lbs ID II ps, a., l5 bis. id. is
ps. qt. 80 latas mantequIlla "a ps ql., 50 quesos
% ps. ql, 80 big papas 81 ps 100 c, arenques ahu
madas rs. $50 ip velas sabo III pa al. 100 jabon
amarillo 9p-. al, 90 resmas papel amarillo
200 idem dem cIllndrade rs. so docenas escebss
Is rs 100 bis galletas pilot ps. 100 cunetes 25
c. galletitas II ps. q l., 50 c. petroleo rs gallon,
20 bis. id 40 ctvs. gallon, q C. encurtidos 2s y
id. id. Is rs, 50 Id. aqua Iorda ps, 100 tardos
heja sen. IS ps, a. 10 dem oanela II ps. ql, IS
cos pmenta % ps a., 200 nldos baules 81 ps.
For DRUID de Lunemburg Is bis. papas II p..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-07-15
Hotel del "Universo.'

Ell que suacribe hace pressnte sus muchOsy
buenos amigos tan5o de la Isa como de afuera que
tenlendo que ausentarse por algun tempo ha toua-
DO todas las precauciones neoesaFias para que los
Srs que coucurron su ol aaoEeA del Umf-
verso cue queden complaoidos bap6o mas que
hasta abora para 10 cual queda al frente del esta
hi9clnlento d. onofre Nicolaa cuyo buen caracter
amabilidad es va conocdo de E1nchos, igGalraenS
te el Dc su esposa, aGbos estG2 interesados La
m cha concurrencia que queden satisfechos los
huespodes del hospedaje para que asi recomenden
81 ESTABLISHMENTS sus amigos.
Puerto Rico % do Mario 10 ls~2.-ftabriel Obrado
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-07-15
Tabacos de la Habana.

Variedad dc 4lases, tormas y pre-
clos ventajosos.
Mazos de- veinto rega'ias prensa-
das 8 redondss, 4 cincuenta centavos
uno.
San Francisco 43-El buen pre-
clio. 3-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-07-15
GIFs()S.

b. BorrAs Y HoFmanos, dol Conlel.io dc esta
Cadiz. CoruTa, Ferrol, Hahana, Lugo, Madrid.
Malaga, Orense, Palma de MallOrca nadron.
Pontevedra, Rivadeo, Seyilla, Santiago San
lander, Iarragona, Tuy, Valencia, Nssliadolid,
1e dc enero ds 1873. Gale se la Fortaloza h. q
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-07-15
PARTE MERCAN TIL.
Revista Quincenal Mercantil.
Puert0-Rico 13 de Julio de 1874.
1ERsORTAEHON.


No han fa'ta 10 arri hos en- esta quinc ena que
han contriDudo d mant rer alguna amin acion en-
nuestre mucle, abasteciendo nj Inlsmo tenpo la
pl sga de alguRos renglones que necesltaban.
y ICES aim4oenl~taa muestran POGO ANNA
dos q aumantar demasiadc sus eXlstencias, or Gu
va razon muehas de las espedlclones que hos ban
vlstado han tenldo que continuar IRA otr 1s mer-
cados que les brlndaban un resulUado mas fAvora.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-07-15
Hotel de San Juan.
GALE De SAN JOSE MUM. 20.

Ell que suscrbe ofreca licdo est bleemientO
4 sus numorosos amigos de assa Capital de
la lsla asegurandole8 que tanto por la conodi-
dad decencia del local ouanto per ell buen
seryiclo esm rado ira que 3n3ontraran que
daran compacid0s todos l0s q1e - dignen ia
vorecerlo con asistencia. Tambien Sc sirven
comid@s domicilio Y Sc admlten abonados pa
ra almoTzar y conner en- mesa redonda.-Jose
ROnata,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-07-15
JUNTA ECONOMICAL DEL HOSPITAL
Militar de Puerto-Rico

Debiendo procederse por acuerdo
de la misma de dez del actual Y en-
cumplimiento 4 10 dispuesto por el
articulos So del Reglamento de Inter
vencion y contabilidad para el SER
vicio de hospitales militar apro-
bado por el Gobierno de la Repdblica
en- trden del Ministerio de la Guer-
ra de p de Junio de 1873, y dispo
sicion del Excmo. Sr. Captain Ge
neral de esta Isla de II de Ahril
1ltimo, 4 contratar hasta fin de JUNO
de 1875, y desde ell dia siguiente al
de su aprobacion del remate, ell sunni
nistro de medicamentos para la boti
ca de dicho est blecimiento, SO con-
voca por ell presente, y para las IL
del dia % del mes actual 4 cuantos
pueda interesar este servicio, & una
pdblica licitacion que tendra lugar
en- la o6cina Direction de dicho hos
pital militar 4 la hora y dia va cita
dos bajo ell pliego de condolences
gar@ntias y precios de los articu os
que en- el mismo Sc consig n el que
con ell modolo de proposiciones, Sc
hallara de manifesto en- la oficina
Secretaria de Ia mencionada Junta,
sta en- la expresada dependencia.
Puerto-Rico II de Julio de 1874.
E! Medico IL Secretario, francisco
Alqtont Marco. 1-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-07-15
S e Y EN- ID r

una casa en- este pueblo de altos y
bajos recientemonte fabricada de- in =
mejorabies maderas del pals, propia
para una famiIia y tambien por su
situacion para casa de comercio. Ell
que la interese puede dirigirse 4 ID.
Pablo Lloberas que la hebita.-Que-
bradillas Julio 8 de 1874.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-07-15
Hotel de los Yapores.
PUERTO-RICO.

FL dueno de este acreiitaio establesimtento tie-
ne e gusto dc paticipar los senorez vtageros dc
duda Uno de- los prmeros de esta Capital tanto por
La frescura, llmpieza, de habitaaiones como
das, 10 que partiepo Ia segnridad de que 81 que
Ine honre con su hospedage, ira satisf8cho.-Agus-
tin Gutierrez
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-07-15
Casa de Hu6spedes
DE- D: ANA RAMOS.
CALLE D&LAE08rAAEzA Ngm. 1a

En- esta c6moda, esp2eiosa ventjlada casa
admiten huespedes preei0s m64cos AGO.
modad0s toda ciaso de aueIdos fortunas.
Tamoien Sc siFven bateas Y 80 almiten perso.
mas que deseon solo Almorhar Comer La pro-
ximidad dc esta casa i TO los ios centres oGcia-
les su sltlla iio1 centfi "a hacen qae La mlsma
sea conyeniente i to la easo de personals.
.Hora de almuerzo 10y ] lie Ia ulanana. Hora
@ Ia cOmda 81 de Ia tarlA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-07-15

Debiendo procederse por acuerdo
de la misma de diez del actual y en-
cumplimiento 10 dispuesto en- el
artlcu'o s. del Reglanento de In
tervencion y contabiidad para el
servicio de hospita es militares, az re-
bado por el Gobierno de la Rep1
blica en- 6rden del Ministerio de Ia
Guerra de q de JUNO de 1873, y
disposition d Excmo. Sr. Captain
General de esta Isla, de 21 de Abril
1,timo a contratar has q fin de JUNO
de 1875, y des 4e el dia siguiente al
de su aprobacion del remate, Ell
suministro de where's y demas artf
culos de consume en- dicho estable
cimiento Sc convoca poy 81 presente
y para las II del dia q del mes &C
tual a cuantos pueda interesar este
servicio, a una pjblica licitacion que
tendra lugar en- la ofcina Direction
de dicho hospital miitar 4 la bora
y dia va citados bajo el pliego de
condolences, garantias y precios de
los art'cu!os que SO cons;gnan en- ell
mismo, ell que con ell modelo de
proposiciones Sc hallara de manifesto
en- la ofcina Secretarfa de a men
cionada Junta, sta en- la expresada
dependencia.
Puerto Rico u de Julio de 1874
-EI Ne leo 10 Secretsrio, Fran
cisco Alqtont Marco 1-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-07-15
PRECIOS DE ANUNCIOS.

De una seia neas de impression, pubicandose haaa
veces q centayos cada reneon exceda de los
es Los pTecos d0bles cuand0 los hayan dc
publcaTse caac6res nnmeros tpos
como los dc eetas neasPor amos admiten
cosa preciOs c0muncados cobTaran
10 centavOs la Inca mpre AnunciOs communicates abo
por a1elantalo To-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-07-15
Juan n. Cancio Y Ro.

driguez, Doctor en- Medicina y Cru
jfa, calle de Tetuan MIN. IL, Casa de
oalud dc San Rafael. 11--12
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-07-15
V E N I A..

Sc desea vender una casa en el
pueblo de Catano, es demadera cobb
jada de yagua el que la interese pue-
de dirigirse 4 sus duenos Palenque
Hermanos 2-6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-07-15
Cartil'a 8 Metodo
para enSellr 4 hep en- breVo TEMPO.

Aprobada de texto para las escue-
las; SO halla de venta en- la tienda
Ell Volcan calle de San Justo frente
a la Malorquina y librerlas de Ma
yagiiez Y Ponce. 1-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-07-15

Ningun arribo de estas procede ciaJ hemos te-
n do en- la quincena, este hace que ell mercad0
vaya tomando un aSpectO favorable para las prox-
mas introducciones toda que las existencias
van decreceudo, sieudo le algunCs artfculos bas-
tante linn tadas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-07-15
PRECIOs DE SUscRIpcroa,

P0r ano $40 oda Ia IslaP0r S. So centa-
vosPOr trimestre $3Por Teaes la Capital
10 en- ell resto de La IsaPor La Peninsula 81
exanero enyiando per6dco franco de porte el coreo
ing6s S15 anuaes.-Por La isla de Cuba 512.
Las suscpciones pagan siempre por aelantado los
cpores pueden entenderse los Agenes dracaente
esta Administrator.
FL BorETIa So envia todas parties franco De
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-07-15
Para Cangrejos, Rio

piedras, Carolina, C5guas, salen y
regresan dlarlamente coches y Gale
sas de la Gale de la Fortaleza, mime
20 27 de f. Ramos. 2-t5
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-07-15

Publicase ess per6dicoos domingoa mercedes venes
Cuando 10 exgen las repaense acances
plementOs grdtis los suscrptores.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-07-15
Almacen- Taller.
Cale de Sa8 J4st2 m3.seg0 10.

Sc yende1 muy baratos los articulos siguientes:
Lam moarasy faroIes de diversas formas; Otros
oDleto9 uecesarlos toda clase da alurabrado
dt0eria hloyro Y plomo Dc varios diameGro.
l5omoas dlstlntss Drecios para sacar aguas
&c hae9n traoalos do installation y reparacion
domlcilio, para surtir 80 aqua gas.
i Ditillrse para los pedi1os ofros detalles a
.Iieln ostahleeininnfn
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-07-15
FL arbitrio municipal

de la almoreda p1blica esta 4 cargo
de +. Ramos. Fortaleza 27.
4-l5
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-07-15

En- las cuadras de la
Marina frente al Preside, en- Cangre-
Jos al 40 kiI6metro y en Rio -piedras
SO cuidan cabalIos y coches, y SO
venden baratos. 2-15
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-20
THE COTRTS.

SPECIAL TERN--Jadge WyH.
To-day, Howe sgt. Fay; order dischaIging At
tachment. Ella Lawrence agt. A. 5. LAW
renee and Tompkins agt. Temp kinsi suomitte i.
receivers sale Of lot %, square 13l. Bergman
agt Porter; decision constituting conveyance
May sgt. May ct al; decree annuihn uecres.
A number Of orders in Course were made.
PoLfcR CoURr-Ja1ye .Sasu.
To-day, Daniel MCCARTHY, obstructing the
street; continued. Richard Schneider and j ere
miah Flaherty. loud and bosterous; 50 each.
Thomas Pitchlyn, same; s.. Alexander Smith,
Lizzie Storrs, VIM. Twoomey, aud others, for
feited coilaterals. Charles Phillips, carrvin a
concealed weapon, billy; $50. Albert Shipley,
loud and DO sterOus; s.. Rachel Goodhall,
same; S5. George Lee, same, k5. jas. Mere.
dith, same, g. Chaales Bishop. profanity; IS.
Patrick Hurley, same; s.. Alice Brooks for
feited collateral. James Boston and RObt. II aw-
klns, loud and b0isterOus talking; s. each
Mary Lyles, pr0fane and indecent language; 81
Albert Cumberland, larceny of twenty chickens
worth SO; fined $40; appeal taken. and chickens
ordered to be turned over to the property clerk.
Robert Lawson, charged With breaking open
and attempting to enter the promises of Emma
Manley, with intent to commit 4 felony. John
Phillips, an accomplish, testified to entering
the house, and Mrs. Cumberland testified to
some OF the stolen articles being Drought to her.
Lawson was committed rOr the action of the
grand jury. Samuel Wells assault and battery
on Sarah Smith, by striking her with stone.
There was dispute between Wells and the
mother OF the complainant, about some lard +,
and 1t was testified that in the dispute Sarah
taliated with stone. The defendant stated
that when he had his eve full of lard, and he
coHld not see, he may have struck the CON-
plalnant. i he court imposed a nOmin al fine, 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-20
q ORGETO WV.

DEATH OF PROMINENT PHYsIoIAN.-Dr
HeZekiah Msgruder, the weil-known physician
died at his residence on 81 street. in this city,
shortly before O'Clock this morning. He was
in the 12d year OF his age and his health had
been failing for some time past He was one of
our oldest and most trusted physicians, and had
up to the tine of his fatal illness a very large
practice. lie had been for a third of a century
member of the Masonic fraternity here, hay-
ing joined Potomac Lodge, No. 8, and Potion &c
Chapter, about 80 years ago, and both organi-
cations will attend his funeral on Wednesday
afternoon at O'Clock, as will be seen by the
notices TO members in our advertising columns
BODY RECoGNIzED.-The body of a coiored
man found near Marshall's Hall last Tuesday
bas been identified as the remains OF Frank
Perry. He was at one time a resident OF
Georgetown, but lived in Washington recently
he left here on a small schooner last SATURDAY.
week, and was lost overheard during a gale on
Sunday week last about Tx O'Clock. He was
trying to change the course of the schooner
which was about TO be successful when he was
Knocked overheard by one of the sails and sank
before assistance could be rendered.
GRAIN TRADE-The receipts of grain to-day
were 5000 bushels wheat and 5 500 bushels vel
low corn for Hartiy & Bro, and 1900 bushels
wheat for George Shoemaker, all from B.lti-
more except the corn, which was received by
canal. MIR. Hartly also received l25 barrels
flour by canal. The sales to-day were 5000
bushels wheat at S1.56, and 8 800 bushels yellow
corn at soc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-20

BALTIMORE, Jolly -2O-virginia's, consolidated,
IS; IVES VIZ cinia's, 10 hid to-day.
BALrlN.HE, July 21.-CottOn duII-low mid
dtngs, l4a4tG Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat
dull end aty-white hoice, As; fair 70 primo 10 ,
l.tg 81; choice amber, 80, gsod prime red IS
al q; common 10 fsir do, al 81: Ohio and Indi-
ELa Do, l.sCQl ~; Pennsylvania do, IS. Cora
y white :. h7rn, 92Gq3; yellow southern,
S3;mixad western, M. Oats dali and weak-south-
e5n' lOql5: Western piXed, 6s@5i; do. white, Ga
%. Ky dGlI Hay unchanged. Provisions strong
Mess rk, 2nhz Bulk msats-shonlIers, S: clear rib
sres bt2. Baco h0uders. 81 az; clear rib sides
l5a; sugar cured hams, la 6ll71s Lard. l27{1I3
WesteTn butter quiet AVID scarce, 2}Gll Uofse
nonlEsl Eil az. Whisky quiet, $50 90. Gu
NEW YORK, Juiv 20 Stocks dull and lower
msney,2 Gold, l0'4 Exchange, long, 1914; shors,
$50. Goysrnments strong and active.
NEW YORK, July 2s-Flour dull and droo ping.
heat quiet ard heavy. Corn steady.
LONDON, July ~. 1880 .. m -Oonsols 91%t6& for
money, snd 92sS9H4 for account. Erie, 30@1I; pre-.
feTred, Az
LONDON, July 20, 4 80 p. m.-The rate ef discount
IN open market for three moths bills il a. per
cent. which is "a below the Bank Of England rate
The am. unit of bullion withdrawn from the Bank OF
England on balance to-day il t2l leo. Erie, S]lS
Paris dispatches quote rentes at 81 francs 67[s
centimes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-20
AL e Y A ND RIA.

PROPERTY SALE.-Green & Wise, auc-
tioneers, sold to-day the following real estate:
The half square by West, Cameron and Queen
streets to L. NJ. Monroe, for 500; also a lot of
ground on the west side of Payne street, be-
tween King and Cameron streets 25 feet 2X
inches, by l23 feet inches, to L hos. n. Carter
for 1I5; also the lot adjoining the last mention
tened lot, same dimensions, TO L. NJ. Monroe
Tor 500. Sold for George Walker and Albert
Stuart, commissioners in the case of B. G.
Thomas VS.. A. +. Thomas & Co.
IRK CASE OF THE REV. II. s. LAWs.-we
are informed by reliable colOred citizen of
Alexandria county that the report Of the Rev.
X, ). Laws restoration TO his charge was not
exactly correct. 1t was his persistent attempt
10 assert such claim, without authority and to
administer the communion that led TO the
fracss On Sunday, and to his being put under
bonds TO keep the peace and answer an indict-
ment.-SenfineI. 1871.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-20
The New District t.oxerumeut.

WHAT DOING TODAY.
Mr.. John f. Cook. the new collector of taxes,
took charge of his Office to-day
MI. John 1. Einson, Esq, the new District
Az ned biz bonds to-day and entered on
The Oischarse OF bis duty.
THE BOARD OF AUDIT
toTs sIIointe1 tne Following sdr rtonal clarks
10 nat once: NJ. A. Lipscomb, + n. Emmett.
+ Let's Also, Mr.. f. G.. Lu 81 a 81 s,n n.ssangar
NOTk ls coming in rapidly ara tha oss "a Sas
BE- p. a extended to some of the rooms adioining.
riains az os ca Che classification of the
divisions designated On Zach cIass of Claims
Ion OF THE COLONIZATION
This mornin- BUILDING.
Thai Mt Ltidings, reported to Lieut.. Hoxie
eIrUca.i g. Naylor, contractor, has made
Cofonj- on Tor permit TO make repairs to the
pen IstiOn building, on southwest corner Of
&c. ssylvania avenue and Az street, made ne
-tSry by the late storm; that he (Mr. PloE-
nsn1 had made an examination of the premises
. and found that the ashlar belt courses and win
dow caps Of stone are unsafe, and liable to fall
at any moment; many of them, is not all, have
no anchors or clamps to bind them TO the walls;
some Ofthe projections are very hevsy and have
ing, evidenciDg insecure construction, gross
neglect and carelessnesB on the part OF the
recommends that the owners be immedi-
distely notified to have the same taken down
or made secure. remedy Is suggested
in the drilling through and fixing star anchors
scared with nuts, properly distributed so as
not to mar the architectural effect of the build
ing.
The engineer has addressed a note to the
ColOni cation Association. informing them that
an inspection has been made of their premises
and the building pronounced unsafe, aud dan
gsTOUs to life aud limb, ard liable to fan at any
moment, and notifying them to have the same
taken down or made secure to the satisfact on of
the inspector of buildings.
ForARIES PUBLIC APPOINTED.
The following NOtsries Public were an
POINTED to-day: Henry j. AlvOrd, Thomas r.
Jones, w. Il. johnson, G.. P. Hopkins, A. q.
Haley, John II. Gridley, A. +. Falls, J. s.
Edwards, Jonas b. Ellis, j. n. Dick son, j. L..
Bloor, Geo. A. Bohrer, G. Blsckfori, j. V. 4.
Shields. John +. Olmstead, Jos. L. X. Plant
NJ. NJ. Wheeler, T.. n. Wilson, t. h. Wallace,
John l.. Roberts, 4. l.. Schmidt, j. l.. Park
hurst.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-20

Vassar College girls are walters at Lake
Mohawk. ~
ga female drover Is the freshest sensation
at Allegheny, Pa.
ga French actress was lately poisoned by
q silk dress dyed green. ~
~Several hostlers in Maine have died Of
handling horses with fsrcy.
~An Ohio man hitched his wife and stem
daughter 70 a shovel plough, and ploughed three
and half acres OF corn with them.
ga fourteen year old boy ut Lancaster.
Wis, was recently bitten In tho finger by 4
rattiesnske, but picking mp duh axe he cut
On the member and escaped the v.fu.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-20

CHANGERS ACCIDENTALLY POISONED. The
grangers OF WsteIvliet, Mich, made prepare
tons for grand time a few days ago, and decd-
patched one of their number to the store for
lemons and tartaric acid, sugar and lemons
He got everything all right except the acid in
the place OF which, by mistake, he brought
tartar emetic. All partook of the drink. and
the usual results followed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-20
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
wall Street To.aa-.

NEW YORK, Jolly 20.-The Post's financIaI article
Gays All 5aies u gold have been at no. 6IID aud
there appears T. be effort in the MARKET to W ,rk
ne price up. On gold loans the rates have baen 2
927s G3 Tor carr ing. Foreign exchange is about
ne same as Saturday Money can be had readily at
on call cans ard 5167 prime mere antile per
TIE stCck market opened firm but soon became
= 20 =, since which decline tho market has been
steady. iOyernment bonds tirm and generally
higher. In state bonds the only sales at the hoard
we're new South Caro- Iinas u. ana ! Jat 2l and
New York state b,yuuty loan AT ID62i
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PROPOSALS FOB FUEL.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INrFRroR,p
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
HAsHlNGTCN, II. O., June 20, ls74
Sealed Proposals. VIII De received until ~ ecIock
TUESDAY, July 2lst, l,74, for furnishing FueI
tor thas Department. VIZ
FOR one thousand COD tons q 2GO pounts 20 tho
toa) oest quality OF Baltimore COMPANY White Ash
No. snthT sClte Fu mace Coal.
Also, three uT dTed 1907 tons (22iO pounds - the
siz6s.D
The above Coal must be delivered xishin sinty t6O
DAY from the date Of the contract, aud sto in the
'auts oi the Department buildings a satisfactory
manner before the party furnishing il will be paid
,CeltihoAtes from the shipper mast be shown q
the superintendent by the contract srs, Certifying
that the Coal furnished them is the kind required
by the Department
Also, fifty 1907 cords well seasoned OAK Wood and
seventeen az cords best quality bakers Pine Wool
The above wood must be corded at the Department
buildings as may be desired
The whole TO be inspected, weighed, or me assured,
and certified to in accordance with act OF G IN
sress approved July nth, 1870. The bids will b.
opened in the office of lhe Superintendent 10 the
presence OF such bidders may choose to attend.
sati factory bond will be required of the successful
bidders for the faithful performance of the contract
The right 70 accept reject any slI bids Il re-
served by the Department. b. b. COWEN,
JtAJy i,o,&N Acting Secretary.