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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-10-01

Bosco.-Este celebre Nigr0nsante 6 ma.
go, como dirian los antiques, segun mani
festamOs va en- nuestro n1mero anterior,
dara pricipio sus extraordinarias funcio-
mes Ell sabado pr6ximo. Por un abultado
album que tenemos q la vista, compren-
demos que en- NADIA es exagerada la fama
de que goza Bosco. En- el fguran grandes
sueltos de multitud de peri6dicos Sud
americanos y cubanos que 10 ponen q lcs
cuernos de la luna, especialmente los bra
silenos. Publica OCOmnserciO, entire mu.
chos sdeltos Ell siguiente: "Hermann,
esse grande artista, que tenn conquistado
tantas cor6as de glorias em toda Euro
pa 6 America, dariasse por vencidO So
trabalhasse iuntamente com iiIutre ar z
tista J. F. Bosco." A mas de sueltos de
peri6dicos, contiene ese album in6didads
de aut6grafos nombrando Bosco s6cio
honorario de varias sociedades recrea-
twas y flantr6picas americanas, entire
las cuales fgura uno frmado pOrs ell I
presidente de Mejico, senior Lerdo de
Tejada. Els un curioso libro que atastigua
Ia justa celebridad que ha adquirido el
artista de que nos Ocupamos. Juzgandole
por 10 que dice la prensa americans, Bos-
CO es una verdadera notabilidad que bien
mereoe Ell nombre de Cagliostro1 de Ia
Plata.
Las funciones siempre son variadas;
nunca repite una suerte por buena que
sea. Y ademks de los estupendos iuegos
que sabemos ejecuta, podran recrearse los
| espectadores que concurran al teatro con
ell magnifco SiyorGnsG prOdscidO por Ia
lAs electrical que, junto con otras especia>
lidades, So exhibirz en- las funciones.
Recomendamos Ia asistencia.
Ppect0s de locGlid0deS senor Bosco.
separandose de la costumbre introducida
en- los precios de localidades del teatro
por la compania de Va,ero, ha rebaiado
los dos reales fuertes con que aquella los
habia aumentado, y que las demas COM
panias y artistas que actuaron despues
del Sr. Valero no Sc habian cuidado de
rebaiar.
Era un abuse que necestaba enmienda.
Aplaudimos al Sr Bosco y desde luego la
auguramos un exito mas lisonjero.
| ErYatG --En ell n1mcro anterior Sc des-
lizo una en- la gacetilla de las carnes En-
donde decia 20 cHartos, lease 2l cuartos.
sCar'se.-Durante los dias 2, S,4y5
del entrante mes de octubre, Sc expender&
en- esta ciudad Ia libra de res yacuna, al
primer dia 20 cusrtos, el segundo 4 ~
| = los dos restantes 6 az.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-10-01

Caysse.-Durante los dias 2, S,4y5
del entrante mes de octubre, go expenderk
en- esta ciudad la libra de res vacuns. eli
primer dia 20 cuartos, el segundo 4 2k
= los dos restantes & az. =
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-10-01

Errat0 --En ell n1mcro anterior Sc des-
lizo una en- la gacetilla de las carnes En-
donde decia 20 cstartos, lease 2l cuaytos.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-24
NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, MAY a. 187a-TRIPLE SHEET

house at Havana and MAtanzas al 900 boxes ana 81
bids receipts Of the week, 4l,0o boxes and lL69
hhdS exported during tho week BLOOD boxes and
United States.
Molasses nrm; 50 degrees polarization ~ reals per
keg Bacon SO SO per cwt Flour American, S2g 50
$50 bO per obL hams-AmeT1can sugar-cured, t46 a
as per guinta Lard in Kegs SO 81 per quintal; in
TINS SO 30 Potatoes ~ 70 ~ 80 per bbl wax.
e eSa q u in 5eS D, EslS Ok
$50 per NJ shocks hat-Box, reals nogsheads
~ o reals molasses do ~ reals White navy beans
dull
Freights in fair demand Captains demand higher
rates
spanish gold, 207s 20s; exchange quiet; on the
United states sixty days, currency so 81 pre- MUM
short sight = - premium sixty davs gold, lU7 100
premium short sight III = NJ premium On London
lS3 l35 premium
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, May q 1875 =
maihns sc: good ordinary, isssc. set receipts 81
bales .aleA Oh. stock, 1851
Nrw ontEASs. May 2. 1874
gross l,2ss. sales 80 SOCK, 1887
Cotton quiet; middling I5s.c Net receipts 10 bales
sales 81 stock, l.slL
cotton steady: midiing Isssc a Isle Net receipts,
MoaLs, May q. 1875.
Conanena ISL; c5astwise, COO sales 80 STOCK, ssl
OswEeo. May q. 1878
Flour unchanged; sales 100 Obls wheat quiet; No
Milwaasee cne 81 extra wai's nsnEan' - ~
neal SSiis$ - sqoo!sa W Silis:e
ton. Freights g new York; wheat. o. peas. CSC.
AZ 50 80 Lake rsceipts@Lumper 90 FEET Canal
shipments-whesL 500 bushels; corn l,S,O DO oats;
feet ~.
Receipts BY lake-Corn. 6s 500 bushels Receipts BY
railroad-Fiour $500 Dbls wheat sou bushels corn,
$50 Sss Wheat 1900 bashes corn Duo Do oats
IA 80 rs SusseIs corn y 500 do SHIPMENTS ~ canal
10 Interior polnts-corn, slco bushels Canal freighs
BaSalO Tor tidewaer1w6sst SosOoo bushels; corn,
n no. harley @S b so ST fu @
s575a % 70; white, ss7sa s72s Rye s. o. Oatmeal,
of77Oo bushels 30. Mwausee CLUB a. 81 ioi winter
n pge sss. y 400 bushels n lots At 7Se sse 5at r.
active nomnaly 7Uc for Western 10 arrive. Rye ana
PORK quiet 81 for heavy mess Lard quiet At l6c
Highwlnes inactive, held a. about 81 ~
TOLEDO May - 1878
Flour steady. Wheat steady; No white Michigan,
o. ~. do, 81 50; amber Michigan, VI 81 81 2T3
jane 81 q July and August 81 29 No. red, 81 25S
81 az August 81 asa No. amber Illinois. ~ = Corn
dull ana lower hgn mixed cash and June, 73c yellow
7sc damaged, CSC. oats dun and nominal Frelghts
dulli 20 oswego s. SIC. Keceipts-Wneat L,tOo
bushels corn. 1900 40. oats 9,0JO do. shipments
Wheat 5000 bushels, corn, 5000 DO.
cnic.oo. Nav y ias
Flour dun and unchanged Wheat active excited and
lower; No / spring. 81 U3N 81 Vs. No. ? DO. gsAc.
spot s9ssc June, 81 US July; No, 3 gslsc g6c. re-
jected Slc. Corn dun and lower; NO mixed. e9Sc
SPOT 6sssc June lAc, Julyi rejected, 60c quiet
and weak; No 6lsGc. spot 6l1ic June. Rye dun
UNCHANGED. Barley dull and nominal. PORK steady AZ
SO rs spot so 62s june so 81 July Lard hrm and
Whiskey 81 N. Al the afternoon call OF the Board
wheat was unsettled and lower az ~ &C. June uga.
Julv corn heavier and lower 68sc. 0S14c. june,
7sSc a75sc July. Oats duh. weak and lower. at C2t SC.
Junc 6lc July Pork lower, al SO 81 SO S. July,
81 ~ August So s. June. LARD lower, al 81 =
june SIS 10 July. Receipts-Four, 3uoo hbs wheat
$4,000 bushels. corn 81, 900 do. oats, 5000 do rye
1909 DO. barley 1000 do. shipments-Flour, l90O Dhis
wheat l3o 90 bushels corn H5UO do; oats yi0D9 90
rye, lyOJ DO. baEley, 2O0e 40.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-24

cover. The pubic are apparently being slowly
educated 70 contemplate advancing prices with
out concern In this connection IL may be men,
toned that according TO the State law or March
%. 1875, all taxes after January l. 1872 are pay
able only in coin, and all contracts made payable
IN "dollars,n the kind OF dollars not specified,
are to De paid IN coin. Commenting upon
the fact the sun edtorially observes:-
"The people are now brought fairly face
TO face with the question OF resuming
specie payments. There stands the Law on the
statute book After that date we must pay our
taxes in gold, for 1t viii be misdemeanor on the
part OF the collector to receive anything else; and
when we agree TO pay our neighbor dollars
merely we must pay him gold silver dollars.
These seem simple changes, but 1t will be more
gratifying II the people prove steadlaSt enough 70
adhere 70 them.u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-24

In the former little business was developed at
the Board, but we hear or some activity among
outside dealers. Tennessees were perhaps the
most prominent S2j0,0o9 being sold by holders
who are said to have become disheartened by the
prospect OF waiting and the possibility OF default
IN the July interest. on the 18TH inst the city or
New Orleans paid the coupons on So, 0o0,0 900 OF
seven per cent bonds, due last December. The
loan of st. Louis Of $500, 900 was taken BY New
YORK firm OF bankers. South Carolina has now
funded bonds TO the amount OF s., 24O, 900.
Railroad bonds do not appear TO have shared In
the prevailing depression, anu While business has
not been as active as usual the demand has been
steady from class OF good buyers, who see in the
cheapness Of certain OF these securities and In the
great ease or money opportunity 10 reap a
favorable harvest whenever business shall revive.
Erie hrsts suffered the chief decline, receding
from 1861 the 18th inst. TO look, closing how
ever ABOUT l per cent. better than the price last
named. Messrs. Morton, Bliss 4 Co. win open on
Tuesday next proposals Tor the G per cent gold
bonds OF the western Union Telegraph Company.
Il is reported that these bonds all been taken
az prices above 95-a fact which, Ifit be true, may
exert favorable effect on the stock.
EXPORTS AND IMPORTS.
The foreign commerce OF the port for the week
was as follows:-General merchandise imports
including dry goods S5,s44, sos: produce exports
81, lo6.55l. and specie exports, sl0l9 49, lne to-
tai imports OF dry goods and general merchandise
since January l. this year. are sl4S e55 against
$780, 2S5. in 1874 and sI79 IA e5S in 1873 The
total exports or produce since Jan uary /, this
year. are $50 25l516 against Slo7, SOL $685. IN 1874
ana sl08, l23 432, ia 1878. The exports OF specie
since January this year, are $40 $50 975, against
$40, 49, IN 1874 and sl9,57s, SIS, IN 1873.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON on THE SPOT QUIET BUT sTEADY-rU-
TUREs QUIET AND sTEADY-FLoUR DULL
WHEAT DULL AND LowER-coIS STEADY
OATS FIRM-RYE oUIET-BARLET INACTIVE
PORK FIRAfEB-LARD AcTIvE-PETgoLEUM
srEADY-SAvAL STORES QUIET-GRocERns
F1RM-wHIsKEY QUIET FREIGHTs STRONG.
SATURDAY, May 22-6 p NJ.
The merchandise markets remained about the
same Tor the most part, very little Improvement
manifesting itself In any direction. on 'Change
hour was dull Wheat was dun and lower. Corn
was steady oats we're nrm. rye was quiet
Barley was inactive. PORK was dull. Lard was
steady. Petroleum was steady. Naval stores
were quiet. Groceries were nrm. WnlsEey was
quiet and unchanged. Freights were strong cot
ton on the spot WAS quiet but steady. Futures
were quiet and steady.
CoPFEE-The market was quiet but strong
with sale OF l36s bags Rio, ex ontario, within he
range or l55c. q 1stSc. Messrs. william Scott 4
sons report a. foilows;-Sto Rio coffee Nav - ls7j
New YORK, as Baltimore, 7.-2l Savannah, 46Oo,
Galveston. 4,00l Toia, $3.50. We quote :-Ordinary
cargoes ice. a lsiSc; fair do, I7c IKE good d.
I7slc a ice. prime do, Isle sttc extreme range
Tor lots I36c. lsAc gold, 60 o. days Java govern.
ment bags &c &c. Co. grass mats &c 26c, singa-
pore do. 2lc 20. Ceyon 2Uc. 2l1sc.; Maracaibo
Ike a 2sc.i Laguayra. l9c. zoe. jamaica IKE.
lshc; st. Domingo, nc; Porto Rico, l7c. lsc Costa
Rica I7c TO- Mexican, l9c. zoo. AnFostura lsc. 4
IKE. savanilla, lsc 2lhc.; curacoa l7c IKE
COrT0N OAthe spot was quiet but steady. Sales
confined to hnimportant lots There some demand
from exporters bot buyers and sellers failed to agree
10 prices and business resulted Furures were mae
tive aud without material change in prices the market
closing quiet and steady a. the following quotauons;-
a n, 7.s2c.: August 10 lls2c. a l6sSc I; september
rs 531c l6 3l6c. ucober 10 ZS3lc. l5l1c Novem,
Der is eide IS - S2c Decem0er - Ice. is a&c
January 10 2s2c issc February, Is5Se. y IS Ice
tons based standard OF classification in force septem-
her l. is74 and upland cotton In store running IN
quality not than half grade above or beow the
grade quoted Ordinary, Axe. good ordinary I5tc
strict good ordinary i5ac low middlnR Ice mddlfna
i6sc good midding Ike Quota lions based on Amer,
can standard OF classification -
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FLUCTUATIONS OF THE WEEK.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

These have generally been firm aud subjected to
q moderate nome demand botn from individuals
and institutions. Considerable investment by
savings banks and insurance companies ID re-
ported in the new District Of Columbia bonds.
The Secretary or the Treasury has made another
can for s5,ooo,ooo coupon bonds, upon which in
terest VIII cease on and after August is next
The bonds are coupon hve-twenty bonds or 1862
embraced within the following numbers: $50, Nos.
is, 70l to 20 800, both inclusive; $780, Nos as 1ol
81, 600, both inclusive; $500, Nos. $500 10 p, 500
both inclusive; $1,000 Nos. 1851 to 5000, both
inclusive.
Closing prices OF securities in London have been
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-24
HAVANA WEEKLY MARKET.

HAVANA May ~ 1878
susar-owing to unfavorabie news from abroad and
the decline Ia gold market dullt prices nominal
Holders too high Tor buyers; small business Nos
10 10 ~ Dutch standard. IS 10 reals per arrobe IN god
o. reals Nos 10 10 90 Dutch standard, l9s 20 reals
moasses sugar A NJ reals; ooucc ntrated sugars air
good quality, 10 l0B reals, museuVado sugar.
mon fau Il l1ii reals; fair 70 good refining 1873
IN reals; ccntrugal sugars, NOS II 70 u In boxes lb4
ia reals DO In n1d<. ID le& rcea Stlr1 tn
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TIE MONEY MARKET

requires little comment the changes or the week
being sinconsequentlaL An unusual amount or
money was offered on call at and per cent, with
even lower rates on government securities II was
offered on the latter for the balance OF the year &C
per cent Commercial paper Is about tue same
as last quoted, prime paper OF three and four
months being eagerly taken att per cent. Lower
grades sold up to 10 per cent. Foreign exchange
Is less active, and now below specie shipping
point. Between the export or corn, Erie Railway
shares and some government bonus the demand
Tor exchange has been moderate. Prime asking
rates were 4s7H 49O1s with concessions for
actual business
The bank statement shows q gain OF 81. o35 500
In total reserve and s1sss 700 In surplus reserve
The banks now hold fei,o22,o0o egai tender notes,
which Is 81, G657oO more than last week and : the
largest amount reported Tor many months.
The internal revenue receipts at Washington
Yesterday we're ts4OooO; total for month 70 date,
sen5,o0o; national bank notes received for re-
aemption yesterday t775,ooo; total receipts for
week, $4,000 900; customs reported az Washing
ton yesterday were $53oOOo; total for month 70
throughout the week was steady and strong, be-
tween 1879 and 1867, with the bulk Of business
done on the basis Of ll6A. on time loans Of gold
rates nave been quoted as follows, for use; -
Thlrty Gays, III sixty days, ga n; ninety days,
~ TOUT months, z; SIX months, ~ /; all the year
~ IL. On call loans or gold the terms
we're !, 2 ana ~ Tor carrying, and also
nat. Al the Treasury sals or sL500OO0 on
Thursday the total bids amounted to S5 400, 900.
There are not lew VINO predict higher
prices In god and believe that tho large mercan.
tue short Interest Outstanding viii be forced %
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-24
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


BADENHAUsEN - WEINGARTNER.-On SATURDAY.
evening" May %, 1875. az the residence III the
BRIDES parents, Hoboken. ~ u, bY Tie Rev. Leo
pOld Nom, GUSTAV BADESHAUsEN 20 ELISE VEIN
GARTNER No cards.
SoHwAB-KAHN.- On Sunday, May p, at the resi-
dence OF the BRIDES mothei, BY the Rev. Dr. "A.
Huebsch, JACOB SCuWAB TO CARRIE daughter OF
the late L. 5 Kahn, OOTn OF TINS city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-24

For future delivery Oasis low middnngl the sales
have been as followsi-f Yesterday, after ? r. M
June 100 at &c., 100 at 10 ls2c July l0J at is s-l6c
August 80 ~ is 56c 100 rs f-32c Sepfember sN
al lGi6c November lGJ at 10 alec december 500 al
rs g6c January ~ ats IA l5c February l00at I5gc
March, 100 al Is 81 Total $50 bales Exchauee-5f6c
paid TO exchange 700June FOR August To-day M 70 two
H. May 7OU az l6 32c Juno, 90 AT 10 l32c.,
l6 l6c. 61) at l6 lc July, 500 at 10 100 Al 1sc
100 at 10 72c August l at 6 III Sc 600 l63.c
10 I-2c september. 300 at Is 5S2c October Zoo al
H1fc. November 300 at 10 9lGc. January al lssfc
February 2OJ at rs 32c 20 al 10 l AprL coo al s
bloc Total, 5000 bales Grand total, ZOO kxchanEe-
atoc paid b. exchange 200 Juae for August
The receI.ts 81 the ports were Galveston 2S7 bales,
New orleans e2D Mobile, l34 savannah, 40; Charleslon
25T Wilmington, 81 Norfolk, all New York T76 Boston,
!5 PhiisqelPha, 81 Total 200 his day Last week,
as ioloys'-Io havre ~ steam, 20; TO Hamburg, BY
oompressed. 70 Liverpool by steam, Ssld. 5.i6d by
flour AID GnAu.-Receipts-F Flour, 1905 bbls wheat.
Ti2O bushels; corn, 81 20 do. s2025 DO. corn
meal, 7Ol bbs The receipts FOR the week we're :-Flour
"a l53 bbls wheat S9,90 bushels; corn, s2l 80 do
oats l9g $50 dol corn meal 40 bba and 4c bags Flour
was duh and lower with safes Of $500 bbls
rye. hour.. was nrml choice was quoted at
zoo bbs and 800 bags At eO for Brandywine Sa
Pennsylvania yellow bb 81 % eli &C Tor Baltimore
coarse Yellow sacked, per 100 lbs coarse Al 5S; nne
efted 81 90; bottled yellow, 81 10; boiled white Si III
ST 0 and 1ne white, 81 b 81 30 100 lbs We 1notc -
- a. y a. ,.
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-wheat Was du and heavy We note saies'of 500
SPRING within the ranges of 81 10 81 n ahoat for No
zIhleaRoi 81 20 bid choice Minnesota NO u
81 II was bid Tor No. 2 Milwaukee spring. Corn was
nrm with sales Of z50 bushels SEC for EXPORT store
onered at SIC sOc Sic for damp 10 dry mixed 63Sc
&c tor high mixed 10 yellow white and SOC. Sc TOR
winter mixed. Oats was steady We note sales OF
blOW bushels at Toe. Tor Toledo, 76c. G5c 765c for
bushels state held 81 IL buyers u 10 spot and
2U0O bushels delivered at Yonkers at 81 o. Barley
quiet and nominally unchanged
HlpES.-Ihe market continues very quiet with sales
OF 4O1 Central American on private terms, 100 Mexican
on private terms, 900 Texas private terms
Rios &c 50 800 do Montevdeo $500 do Rio Grande
100 do. Central Americana 400 do. Bogota;
800 DO. Puerto Cabeloi 200 do Africans
LOO do West India; 400 do Tampico; l.l00
do Iruxillo 2O0Ou do Mexican IL 500 do Texas West
ern and Southern GOO wet sailed Texas Western and
Southern Total 225lO hides and 50 baes Calcutta
ana lO59 do DO buffalo. Same time last year, 10000
We quote :--Buenos Ayres IS IDS. Is lbs,
8Hc. a., &c do. 20 lbs. Is lbs, &c: a
Rio Grande, 20 lbs % lbs 2lc. d 2llsc. orinoco ri
lbs % lbs, 22c.; California, y lbs % lbs. zee ;
"a lbs, l9c. 2Oc. Vera Cruz, Is lbs 10 lbs lSc
l9c lampico 20 lbs az lbs. lSc l0c Bogota, ~
lbs 20 lbs, 9c nc. Maracaibo, 20 lbs. % lbs Ice
Hc Bahia, II lbs % lbs, Ice lc. Puerto CaDello
and Laguayra, 20 lbs, p lbs, l9c zoe. Caracas,
20lbs " lbs. l9c PaSta, ~ lbs IS lbs. l9c sisai
2olbs q los 5c. oampeachy 20 lbs. y lbs. Hc. a
We -
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FINANCIAL.
n-M
STOCKS

dealt IN at tho New York Stock Exchange bought and
sold by US margin Of five per cent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-24

20 any address Orders solicited by mail wire ar
promptly executed BY Address
TUHBRTnGR Co.
Bankers and Broker, No. Wall street, New YORK
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-24

SEvESTERN SQUARE AND ROUND TUBS, 30 TO
> LOO gallons each sold, without reserve, befors
west street OPPOSITE tho " hits star line for sale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-24

THE METROPoLIrAS PRINTING ESTABIrsHMgNE
rs Broadway have unsurpassed facilities DOING
al Kinds D; Hrntng With unusual promptness and al
moderate prices
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-24

MARBLE SODA WATER APPARATUs-ALL STYLES.
wi as rednced prices, Ottawa Deer Fountains and
tract J. NJ WHITFIELD 4 son, warerooms 262 Water
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-24

A N ICE CREAM AND CANDY sTORE FOR SALE
~ Doing good business; good a5os f0r selling QUIZ
doing another business, Inquire ISL Elm street, printing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-24
MISCELLANEOUS.

IIAvE YOU SEEN OUR IMPROVED sELF-FREDINo
Isl Backing Brushf Available and useful article. to
be sold great sacrifice BY the heirs Of the nee.
the Patent and large number OF the separate
which compose the brush requiring merely the expense
OF connecting the For further particulars apply
70 S. POSf. 1871 Adephi street, Brooklyn, l. l.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-24

GoRSEg GROCERY AND FEED STORE FOR SALE
~ cheap.-A good place for good man. Inquire
II. BOGER. MYRTLE avenue, corner Aostfand
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-24

GROCERY STORE FOR sALE-SIrUAT uN THR
VI Main street in Belleville y -, distant nine miles
New York; direct communication. Will be sold
cheap account OF vfe's death making change de-
agents need Apply.
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EXCHANGE.

DRINrIHG or EVERY DESCRIPTION PROMPTLY
IL done atvery moderate prices by the METROPOLI
TAN PRINTING EsrABLISHMENT, Herald Building.
2ls Broadway, New Yor6.
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DOR CHEAP PRINTING CALL on Tag METRO
II POLlTAN PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT 30. Is
Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-24

INIRsT CLASS CORNER LIQUOR STORES FOR SALE
IL on eighth and Eleventh avenues Breame ana
Fifty nth streets; all doing good business; satisfactory
for selling given terms moderate Apply At 81
Front street 10 LLOYD % Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-24

LlARREL's INDIA RUBBER GRINDERS, I5X42 AND
Chids, lox42, Tor sale very cheap ii applied for 40
also Heaters, with Pans &C Inquire ~ 30 MAd-
son street
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smooth, LOO to 100 shipping
BUFFALO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

BUFFALO. Nov. 3.-CArTLE-The receipts to-
1ay were 697 head making total for the wees
of 1854 head, or 49, cars; the m-rkst was duh
and prices were weaker; good 10 prime stock
a G$sc off last weeks quotations and medium
10 Common &c OF; many shipping the best
quality of the offerings through to Eastern
markets for sale in first hancs, in preference
were disposed OF, but tie few lois of prime
remaining in yards being shipped East for sale
in first hands; sales were made of Illinois steers,
ranging from 900 to 1913 to l22 lbs, at 81 259
620l5 70; Ohio steers, ranging from 9Jlgl,ld TO
1878 lbs. at 81 IL IA 371a G5 Is; Texas steers,
ranging from LOLA TO l074 lbs, at 81 40G4 so; In
diana steers, ranging from l,065 and ,2a and
,246 TO l,2Sj lbs, at 81 eggs O0g5 l595 80.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-The receipts for to-day
were 1900 head, the majority being lambs.
making a total of the supply for the week OF
1880 head; the market was Lively for lambs
and fairly active for Western sheep; lambs
range &c in advance, all the offerings finding
re sdy sale; Western sheep were unchanged,
ranging "A ~ advance: Western sheep at 81 25Cs
5c054 80 and IS 2J@s5 so from cOmmonest
qua 1ty, averaging 81 lbs to prime extra quality,
averag iug l06 lbs, Canada lambs, at s. 75G6 UOG
1896 2JG6 40; common quality light grades
but few loads of Western sheep remaining UNI
sold; sales OF 4l00 hezd-l,s4O head of Western
sheep, 1000 head of Canada lambs and 900 head
of Canada sheep about all for the Eastern trade.
HOGS-The receipts for to-day were go head,
making a total for The week of 1900 head; the
market was fairly active for Workers and light
hogs of good quality ana there WIS a moderate
demand for heavy hogs; 1,7OO head Were dis
posed rof quality of fair to good Workers ;
fair 10 best at 81 1907 So heavy hogs at 81 75GS;
about all sold.