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Rates OF ADVERTISING ::
Railroad Schedules.
N. O., st. Y. & G. X. Il.
MIsSISSlT' . DIVISION.

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Freig TBS p nj Freight --10:3O III
Nail leaves Canton at 4::,0 M, arrives at
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:, Express leaves Canton at 6:i5 III,
arrives at st. Louis $40 IN; arrives at
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rives at Canton 0:30 p IN; Express leaves
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. n: Vail leaves st. Louis 40 p IN, arrives
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FOR THE YEAR 1875.
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, 1875-04-15

The Industrial Congress now in session at
indianapolis has adopted declaration of
principles In Which are contained sonlo very
excellent propositions, together with repc-
titon Of many Of tho ill-ntlyisetl and impracti-
cable schemes which labor.reformers inyari-
ably bring forward whenever Ell opportunity
presents itself, The substitution Of arlitra-
lion for strikes whenever employers
and employees are willing to mcot OH
equal grounds Ia the plan proposed
by tho Congress for tho adjustment Of differ
ences between labor and capital, and most
admirable aud sensible plan 1t is. Having
promulgated SO wiso principle, 1t is unfor.
tunato that the representatives Of American
workingn,en should In the same breath com.
nit themselves to the absurd scheme Of " {
circulating medium based upon the faitl
md resources Of the nation" Thort
are many curious instances Of goof
and bad in thu indianapolis plat
form, which, among other things, dc
nantls for mon and women equal pay to
equal service, but again insists upon the abol
ishnlent Of tho syatem of contracts for con
vict labor, and also tho prohibition OF the i'm
portation OF "the seryilo rncoa." The eight
hour question Is revived, with tho recon
mendation that mass.meetinga be helt
throughout tho United States for tho pt1rpos
Of combined effort III this direction.
, 1875-04-15
"NOlJ III RICQlDO."

Mr.. DEEcuEn bids fair to rival tho Italian
witness who gayo now phrase 10 the vocab-
Hilary Of English law. On tile trial Of tho
case Of Queen CAROLINE, the wifi Of GEORGE
~, on clnrgo Of adultcry whilo in
Italy, one TEoponE MA1ocun1 was Il swift
nnd ready witness for tho side which called
him. Ills memory Of times. rlncca, md
details was remarkable. When lie camo To be
cross-cxamincd, l,is memory failed him. Ho
testified in Italian. The questions were pro-
pounded in English and repeated BY tho in
terprctcr to tho witness. Ills response, non
nj rieordo (" do not remember y, became so
general md 80 frequent tl.at, in viow Of his
previous 1istinctncss Of Insertion, llo excited
tho contempt and inlignation Of all who
1enra him, md Tho phr.:sp, non mi 7Stordo,
passed into an adage.
Mr.. BEEcuEE, who began Ills direct tcsti-
mony by rather ostcntatious refusal to be
sworn on The Bible, clai1ning TINT his ob.cc-
tion was matter Of conscience, when cross
examined failed to remember how ho Ind tals-
CT the onth on former orcasiona, md could
not eyen remember whether llo had or had
not sworn upon the Bible in his first oath in
this very caso. In his direct examination ho
stated thGt he had twico ridden out in big
gy with Alrs. TILToN, but on cross-examina-
tion, rs to whora thoy went, wAero Lie picked
S1rs. T1rroN up, whether they got out Of the
buggy or entered any house, Lis invarinb1o
answer was, I do not remember So will,
Alrs. MonsE's letter to him ho snys thnt
when ho received TINT letter he Ind an IN.
derstnnling of what that letter meant, but at
this time hc does not remember what his then
understanding wns, nor has ho any rccollec-
ton now OF what tho letter meant. So
throughout the whole days testimony. ~ do
not remember" is Ills almoat invariable
answer to his cross-exnminor. Ho could not
remember whether hiB wife and ATra. T1LToA
visited during the three years before January,
1871. He could not remember whethc,
Mrs. T111os visited him at his own house
during his wifea absencc, and would mol
swoar that sho did or did not. Nor could hs
remember whether he kissed Mrs. T1LTos
before the cl,ildron or servants, nor whether
he omitted to do 80 In their presence. III
could not remember her brother, RICHARDS
calling on 1l11. T11ToN whom ho WAS there
mud, generally, remembered notlling,-no
oven his own statement before the Churct
Committee. We aro sure that 3tr. DEEouEni
friends greatly regret the great prcachcrI
unfortunate failure Of memory at this crisi'
Of his life md usefulness, when, Of all othe,
times, clear pnd retentiye recollection O
important past events is Of tho utmost inter
est to him as we'll as thom.
, 1875-04-15

The Louisinnn Legislature met in extraor.
diunry session yesterday. Tho days events
in tic Lower House prove tho Meeting
to have been extraordinary in moro senses
Than TINT inferred in the Governors ca'l
'rh, entire session, unlike former meetings of
TINT body, was marked by high degree Of
order and dignity on tho part of tho tnenl-
bers, and M apparent appreciation of tho
grave and important business they nre
called upon to transact. Thus far but little,
il my, opposition has been offered to tho
plnu Of arbitration, and it the press, report is
to be taken as IN indication Of tho feeling Of
tho members, there appears to bo a
general desire to aceept tho WHEELER
compromise proposition, and thus settle
oil the ugly questions that have disturbed the
State in tho ycars rast. Tho contested scat
cases wero, by unanimous vote, referred to
tho COMMITTEES On Elections, and the belief
is that their report will be in accordance with
tho peace compromise.
, 1875-04-15
tie were In brisk demand. witt, satos at 80, 10
@7.l0. Sheep wcro actfro anil irn'cri sales
at S+.50dD7.Ct.

The Syracuse journal publishes n story
about the rwrrn case, Which, If true, In i'm.
portant. It declares that tho Court Of Ap.
| pcala lns decided to rc1caae tho convict, on
tho ground that tho cumulative penalty in.
ficsel upon him was illegal. Tho Judge who
passed sentence Ind no power, Under tho New
York statutes, II is claimcl or quibb1etl, tc
condemn the grcat thief tn n series Of terms
Of imprisonment for different crimes Of
which lie wa: .fo'tnt1 guilty. TwErn can
therefore ba held only for the first scrn of
scntencc and 80 must soon be set free, nc
cortling to this report If this is trust
worthy, il is probably tho reason Of the ''r.
gency recently shown in pressing tho civil
ease against tho notorious rascal to tra'.
1t is n curious commentary OIL Democratic
civilization that TWEED, il llo is released, cnl
probably got himself elected totho New York
Legislature forthwith. as Democratic mar.
Tyr. Ills perfect knowledge Of the way to
work tho political machine would mnko him
valuable investigator Of tho Eric Canal
frauds.
, 1875-04-15

Tho Chicago produce markets were ir1egu.
lar yesterday. Neas pork was nctlyo and 100
per brl higher, closing ut sa3.05 asked, cash,
and $22. .323@2 seller June. Lard WIS In
better demand and 15o per 100 lbs higher,
cloaing at sl6.4b cash, aud Sl5.G5 for June.
Meats were in fair demand md frnez, ut 71o
for shoulders, 11se for short ribs, and lilo
for short c1ears, Highwines were quiet aud
unchanged at S1.11 per gallon. Flour was
quiet md firm. Wheat was active and weak,
but closed Hrner at s1.olt for April aud
sl.o4t for Msy. Corn was incidentally active
ard 10 lower, closing strong at soc for April,
aud TIC for May. Oats were quiet and 10
lower, closing at $3.50 for April and CLEO for
May. Rye was dull and easier as s1.0l.
Barley was in fair demand and asmes, clos
ing at sl.los@l.1l tor April, aud sl.o7@1.o .oa
Tor Nay, Hogs were quiet and easy for the
grAdsa bslox cltolca. Choice TO extra heavy
eaasos snd t!xn. Sales a. 37.1030.oo. Cat
, 1875-04-15

It tis pity 1nan cannot wako up tho day
after he d'es. Ao would 50 EMO inning
himself famous. unfortunately, carcnn'-
stances prevent any such resurrection, and
the unpleasant neeoSslty OF dying In order to
win fa,ne robs the lattor OF hnlf its cl1arma'
Hero is JonS MARTIN, Of County Meath, 1rc-
laud, who, 1t ia safe to sny, WIS very thor
oughly unknown in America, outside OF tho
Foniau brotherhood. tho Sons Of Erin, etc.,
until ho died. Thon we discovered TINT he
was somebody. Yards OF obituary ensogy
rolled in upon "s. .... f..
JONI MARTIN md Jot1S mitchell wero a4"
lied IN many weya'-by maEE'age tthey weFe
brothers.in.9aw), by religion, by politics, BY
friendship. Both eamo from Ulster both
wero Protestanta. Both hated Ensland with
implncabls bitterness mitchell led, but
MARTIN followed with tho utmost fidelity.
When the leader declared TINT En-
gtish statesmen Ind introduced tho
potato In Irelaud and encouraged its cultiya-
ton there In order to l,ring about, by peri.
otlical failures Of this one staple Of support,
periodical faminca, the follower gave the pre-
, 1875-04-15

DR.. J. p. NrwMAS, pastor of tho Metropolitan
Church iu Washington, has bccn tntervlowod by
nowspapor.io opos;sr sinco tis completion Of tho
famouB round tl,o. world journey. Incidentally,
ho touched upon tho matter OF compensation for
lis services. which l'as boen naguiticd sovoral
times over by the oppoetion newspapers. lie
said luis salary WAS $4,000, and h!s NECESSARY es'
popac account With the Government 81, 800.
TI,is satonout wns not n,ado, howevor, aa a cat
cgorical answer to ts'o charges Of tho nows.sa-
pcrs, and it cannot, Tiers fole, be vouched for rs
complete. Tic story was. 1t sill bo remember cd
that tLo Doctor waa to have sl0.uoo and hit
wife largo Buu, for her services as 9ccrssary
all expenses 10 bo paid by tho Government.
, 1875-04-15
PERSONAL.

f}ronnr III. Crpn1co. tho actor. arrived vestor-
dnv at tho TKomont House.
1r,sa rr,z.nrru IEArurn.typ. Of ENGLAND.
,,foa % rocont,v saad III yoa,s.
49,. ....n, ca.-. to,t.r,,, ,o,,.o, .-o ,Jr,.
",... ~ ,.',,a a.4s- ,,... WV eA
,.,..,''
h3s. 'asu ~ .o hss.n'e ~ ,i,n 1,'nn.r; -
's"' "ua ~ eao '''AA''s s.''e' 4%'DAt'1'
Df. ~. D. nEohhn OF 1'oa'on. o1pce's snas III
twonty-nVe yoatS tno sp''''s o. tae aeAa WILL MA
teri"'lze 30 as to WALK ABOUT fhe etfeesa'
Atr. J. G. CLAnHE General Manager Of tho
1llauoia Central lsa!!rosu' mas Fetarned 10 tho
city. and waa At hta desk again yesterday.
Tho way they manage It In England Ia to dis
miss any poison In tho employ Of the Civil asr-
ylco who may give tho newspapers al ite.a.
III slluJiug to tue now dresa OF tho Cincinnati
Commercial aa n beautiful ~ Mrs. RouauY, !" did
Ill exchange retor to tho fact that lor beauty il
of hoayy typo7
7 " Mrf,ur,.ou for,narv hna,nr,s,m.n-
,n.r ~ ,ho Penuhgcan onft no,y of A.. Louis ia
,s ~ ~. o,t1 H. a,fs,I.I tha h]1,.ord tourr..
tnont last evening,
-. eorur,s..na cu.,, "a wvrnu.v ara n.
.,-,.S ~ ,,.ra .ao ~, .nr,1or,ont viii, a ma.
s,.n 49,. r",,o,nsa ~ ~ n,sv :. Tnndraary" and
IN. nns,,,,.aa -, a.,s,oas :, th,oagh nnssla .nd
, 1875-04-15

Centennial celebrations Of tho battles Of Con-
cord aud Lexington will ho Aeli at thoso placoa
OIL tho 19tl, iust. Ths nocosssry arrangements
havo becn m1jc, and everything promises we'll
for worthy con,manoratlon.s Among
tho prominent spcalora t},us far secured arc A
II. DuL1ocE, RAlrn WALDO EafEnAoS. and Judge
l1oAR, pretiIouk GRANT will tako part in tho
EXERCISES at both placos. Massachusetts is thua
permitted to atriko tho koynoto Of tue grand
Rational Contennla1 which viii roach its full de-
ye!optneut At Philadelphia next year. Thero Ia
obvious prorrioty In tho assignment Of that
State to tho post ot honor.
, 1875-04-15

IA0re ore many oslucnce8 Of IN improved
condition Of tho National Danks since Tho
grant panic of September, 1873, and Of
corresponding incroaso il general prosperity,
to be found in The comparative statement
recently made BY the Comptroller Of tho
Currency Of the condition Of tho National
Banks Just before the panic Of 1878 and that
Of March l., 1875. Tho banks themselves are
in much sounder condition now than they
were Mt that time. 1hcro hns been an in
crease OF moro than $j,000,O00 Of capital
stock, and tic iucrea7o Of their aggregate
surplus, including undivided profits, is
$4,000, 900. This increase has been accumu-
lated, it must DO remembered, notwithstanl.
ing the largo amount Of worthless bills re-
ceiyalle held by tho banks after the
panic, tho great bulk OF which may
DO firly assumed to DO wiped of
tho books, and charged up to profit and loss.
The growth Of commercial prosperity within
tho satno time Is bost illustrated BY tho in
crccso Of individual deposits, which wezo
sG47 ,GG7, ,G27 on March !, md only $685., ,Cs5,-
5G3 before the panic Of 1873,-an incrcnso OF
$o5, 5,9se, ,06l. This indicates TINT tho general
commercial business Of the country Inns not
on,v rccovcrad from Tho shock of t,,a nan;o.
Int TINT It Inns s.r;dal heyond the unto.papic
.to,n, u oIso ;nt1;co+oa t,,ot tha nuh1ic hou
removed it's confidence in the soundness OF
tto harl,a ~ ,hc country which wos tc,nno.
ro~;,v .,,n,a,, ,r t,,a ,,on;,. md +ha so,na ~
no,uo, m ~ conadonco w;ll onnIy tn tbe i,veat-
,.,,. - .,,;o -no,a,, ~ 1ne;t;,,,to ,,,,,;,o ~.
,u,-a,,;,. o,,1 ,,ronor s,,ccu1ot,on
n,,a.. .,,,,anna, - ,,voa,,a,,,v, ,,os;vo oroo.o.
iu.so os'a' ~, -. f,at': 10y - 49, ~. e
"s Is",., ' T. 49, $4,000, a;xaa . ~
s "s"a'a ~ , ~ a, "at -, ranmas. - % TN ~ ~
p.e'ss sss %x ~ ' ~. M - 1ax .,.s .as,,an,;a. =,
ao'"; n5 a.... "~, n-,.,;ain. taa H. .,;.,,
.,rs,aa, % -; w ,,an ~ ~ont n a~s.,taesa M for u,
lava y, s.,i w a,,.Sss;.s1 .nn a,s.
~ '" .,aa.~s.;aa " ] ."a-n a"a @ ~,
Az Nv .r MI ~ w." 49, a,aa ass& as..so.
oa.''A,5 "' 4"t'e1 p'o''"'u" "'oao .Aaess'
III ano' P1ae'lcu eon.'ae.'on M W, =. oa '"' SUI
senoy ~ ~ .t'e ,,a .s'aoans aoa VI so.oeo,Vu'' y
sala tnas Fss@ooo'ooo afe constantly IN cohFs'
o. assortment .. ,''e 4eeue'At'..oA-nufca
, 1875-04-15

." "' p1oposes sl'a' sne u'4''. -, a.. ,,,r1a
sn'so "'.. us eoim nue. 49,, ho1, linn oa
.a ~ LUG sa''ohH' ''.:a. ''n'ss af ,l,a notca
's 1v,'. .ol ~. '."s .'s,,a for mill thon t],o
As "e'''". NV, - ~, ;,s ,on,e IN e1c),onoo
oo'u'''''es. ., '""' ,,,st so31 A. c,rro,,t
10y eo'o "'.. :. ai, ,1,o ,,ona. ot mr. sor 1o1d
la'e7' ~ i,"'."h ., ,,,,o-ost, !, ,r,,, ,,ovs l.,
tpe"ss T.. i,ant,oi1 ,1o,,t to IN o,norn. hut
.,c",. sao,,, oo,,,rs ,ov. .-o H. ,,o,o,
.,'o "' ',aa.,.I % -, ho ~, .,o,,, ,.,.a o,..,,,,
nus .s.a H., ia ~.n,,ro,,o,a ~ ,,,o ,,o.1.
- ~ non"ot hovo 10Th hon,,a md ,,o,,s l., c;r.
.,,,s,;o,, ,,,1 >. !. ,,rrot ra1oo,, .,,a no,o,
,,.;,,,or, lin so,, ~ ,,ot,,. r., .o;, +, oarnot
~, tIo 1,or,s l,oc,, w;I,,ort o;v;ro tho ,otcs
!, oxo,,oroo for ,,,on, r,1,;et, ,,,,,s, h, ,1oro
~ = ,,ro,,;,,n, Nv. .rt,, i',n1, ,,,o caso i,
.,;o,n,at - ar., ,,,a ,,onaa ,,;.,, -. ro-
s.~~a of will u ,,no,a II, .,,rrort ,1.a,,n, for
,1,o ro,1oy,,,;o, of u. ,,,os ,,,o xory ,ot,1
1roun fo- t,o,o. !. ~, 1,oo,. ~ 1,ros; i, H.,
t,a,,,.a .,,a ,,.,,,. IT,, ~. ,.a,,ta =, ,,ot.;,,,
i,a no,oe hail, ;n,o r;rculot;on hccauao in ;ts
current business IL 1cnda Tho nonov tn its
c,s,orora Rut will, t,,o Govcrnmont ti,ero
;a n norpot,o, aoc.aaw.-sclIino hon,1s tn cet
roIt to redeem tile notes and then buyjue
1,oc1- t,,a ,,,n1e IN cct tha rotcs ogain 3nto
circulation. Every such transaction must
, 1875-04-15
BIR FlAVCIg HINCKS AGAIN,

We Ind occasion to comment on n letter
written by Sir Francis H1ScEs, Of Cann1n,
published in TIN: TRIBUNE Of tho 3l inst, in
which that gentleman discussed plan for
specie resumption in the United States, md
this morning VIC publish another communion
ton from him on the same subject. To
properly understand tho letter Of Sir Francis
HINGES, 1t should bo borno - mind TINT his
plnn for resuming specie payments was, TINT
the National Bank notes and NIL other non-
Governmental currency should be retired,
mud that tho United States Government
should fill the vacuum and issno currency
ret1ecmablc on demand in coin. Assuming
that tho whole volume of currency would ag-
gregato $775o,00o,00 aud that fund of
$,25U, 900, 600 in gold would DO neces-
sary to begin with, he thinks tho
Government could then redeem its notes
on demand in coin, and that of course tho
currency, being equivalent to gold, specie
payments would bo in operation, Tho gold
to bo used or held for the redemption Of
these notes ho suggests may be raised by tho
sale Of Government bonds bearing per cent
interest. To this plan wo objected because
Of its utter impracticability, generally and in
detail, In thc first ploco. thcro IL no instance
on record whero nny Government ever suc-
ccssfulv maintained nanor our,oncy Of ;ts
own convertible into coin; TINT las never
vet been done. and neyor will bo for obyious
re,son.. Tho Govcrn,ncnt il mt a hon1
rannot cxcrc;no fin functiona of n bnnk cn,l
o,1,,,t ,,,,or y, ot+o,,,t ~ n c,nn,, nont :,
icn,nn,l currency. Tho Goycrnmcnt If Tho
11nited gtotns hca M ;ncome ar sonrco ~
rovenuo SAW torcq. II hos m erne,;l.
;trrog sova ,,;roct ,nnronr;o,ion. fcr
H. .,,,t,;o e,ry;co Vi,nn ;ts o~noa1.
;.,..o. ~ - t;n,o ~ 49,. o-,,o,1, -.
on~ron, ~ovonuo = ies,o. n III ,l,o croa;,o- @ an
,"s..-s. ,|s.s:-" s.a x's.I ~ 49, ..s'..,l,' :. ~
,A.e. + .,'. se,.. ;. t9o -. ;"
, 1875-04-15

Dan1, circu]nt}on isnucd ainco ian, ~ tho
;3nto If Tim uerr Inv IN g., III, cno, oa tho
1nu ro,,,r,e lin ro,;r.,,o,,, ~ 1.roi .ton,1or,
IN ,ho e,tort of m ,,o, ,o,,t of ,1,js ano,,pt
therefore s2,g45. ~, In, = ,,csn ner,nonontly:
Withdrawn rror, c;rrr1o,,o, 1,ho ooorcoo,c
contraction of t,,o eurrcucv NAV. therefore.
In ,ro,ort,, e,otol A.. ro,,ors,
ou, ~ c,rc,,,,ttor q, r,,,o,,r,,or aopgoo
Sattonst Hank currency retired ............ 1sNl,e
AFs%''e"'Se eAnes'ea ''' -.e.t-,o
Total. .....:................."...
Holwitll standing this practical contraction
Of the currency of tho country to tic a'nor'lt
Of nearly s2l ,uoa, ,ODo, llso 1oans anl discounts
A1arcl, l. Inst, wore s5i, ~ t,t;2, while iu tho
flush just before tho panic they woro but
$.ll ,...D, ,1CG, showing nm increased invest
, 1875-04-15
TERMS or THE TRIBUNE.


hA7EB or Eunscnff11oN traTAntE IN AnSATcE).
Po.tnKs Prepaid Mt this t,Alee.
p.!ls, 5car. .,,,.Sf3.tl}t Weekly. ycar...3 t.CH
rn.Weckiy. 49,. is.3u Err cocl.s........ .7.hl
sunday Edition. Ten top!ns. 1i.o0
tloah.4 Ahoet..... 3,GUl
Paris nf rear At tho sarno rate.
NAS1EF-uhs aetiro agent IN each tnHu and Tt1lage.
Trrc,a, srssn ssncnf4 maria utlh Rucll.
Specimen copies s:nt trce.
rr.e,tut delay mud u1ttakep ta and sivn Po4t
On.ce address In full. Including State and Couny.
esnsssncss may b nads either BY draft. e1press. Post
on co order. o. In seEstered letter.. At our risk.
rznMa 70 GIFT HupscnnrRs.
rs!tT GetfseEe EundAy o1cepted, 2i etnts rrr wre.
DaIr delivered, 8undsy incinted, 80 ctnt4 pes werk.
Atit~aa THE TKfnuNE COMPANY,
Corno: Atsdton and prasbosn..ts., Chicago, Ill.
, 1875-04-15
TO.pAY'S ADJUSTMENTS

M'vtcyEr's TitEATRE-st.alson :'s.e'. between
Mil and tho aiaschioaeta.h
, 1875-04-15

ADELpI!i iTfiEATNE-ntsrhctn strret. tnrnt! Mon;
roo, Vas!uty ent9staInnent Bt:rars on ltofoao4ck
, 1875-04-15

F.ARWFLL HAL1-atsd!.nn street. hcwecn Clsfl
shd 1.,Snll. Alaxos5 Of" Tho Pilgrims rtoRFe1s an
i43 UI4acr QnAYt0tte.
, 1875-04-15

ACADEMY OF afuSicil ilal.'rd street b. vsea Mad
CorntaAtIon. "Mtnnlu's Luck"
, 1875-04-15

tIOOErY'e NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. st.stt. bttw~e'
t,lsvs stt lAR.!ls. EngaGnmont Of Mad. jAaAuiehok
tsrt m HAtcx -
, 1875-04-15

RI THOSE WHOSE 0RlSpEEs HAVE CEAsrD
bccsuse they a,n ter: t;a to Dr. McCfiEsHt;f's
eofncr CLARK and sandolphtta 0ns price III! tct
tIul Fifon money refunded.
, 1875-04-15

ppuSsw1tK's W.AKEnOoMS-S II aud a. Stat
Nrect. billiard Tournament. Afternoon Rud drtulns.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-09-17
BOLETID MERCADTIL
DE PUERTO-RICO.
ORGANO DR Los BBPANOLRg SIN C0NDICIONRS
Ojo al anuncio.

En- sl acreditsdo estabecmientO Ia "Flor de Borin-
qusn" frente los "Precios os acaban de recibr nm
varado surtido de provsones de todas classes 10
son la acredada cerveza danesa botelas enteras
medias; idem pottes vino legitimo de Torno bote
Has ymsdias mantequilla eglima danesa latas de
dos lbras; frutas crstalzadas frascos eajitass
man, San Vicente Paul; Crema de Cacao la Vanilla;
lsgftmo vino de Burdens, botellas medias; legfmo
Champagne de la acreditada fabrica de la Viuda de
Clicuo Rode; lsgtimo brandy Hernesss, en- cajas y
garrafOnes; aceitunas reenas gordales petipuas
jamon mantequilla al natural Mortadilla le{tma de
Bologna; Gran surtido de gaIlsttas en- catas por
libras. esparragcs setas pimentos, datiles
tic llos ditices de tOdo pracOs m6dicos
Pablo Ear Q-6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-09-17
GIRODE LETRAS.

B. Borrss y Hermanos, del Conner
clio de esta Plaza, giran sobre Alican-
te, Aviles, Barcelona, Bilbao, Cadix,
Caldas do Reyes, Corcubion, CO.
ruf1a, Ferrol, Gijon, Habana. Lugo,
Madrid, Malaga, Mondonedo, Oren
SO, Oviedo, Palma de Mallorca, Pa
dron, Pontevedra, Rivadeo. San Se-
bastian, Santander, Santiago, Seyilla,
'Tarragona, Tuy, VaIladolid, Valen-
cia, Vigo, Villagarcia, Vivero. y Zara-
goza.--San Juan de Puerto Rico de
Mayo de 1875.-Fortaleza, 23i
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-09-17
Giro de Letras.
Gale de San Francisco NUN. 81.

Francisco Daston d @, 10 efectta en- todas
cantidades que no bsjen de Is pesos cortos dias
vista sobre los sguientes puntos.
Madrid, Albacete, Albuquerque, Alcazar de San
Juan, Alcoy, Alioante, Almerfa, Amanda de Duero,
Araniuez, Arens de Mar, Arnedo, Ateca, Avils Avi-
les, Badajoz, Barcelona, Bilbao, Bdrgos BeInonte,
Caceres, Cadiz, Calahorra Castsyud Caltagsaa, Cas
telon dc la Plana, Ciudad Real, C6rdOva, Coruna,
Cuenca, Candamo, Cangas de onis, Cangas de Tineo,
Castropol, Colunga, Cndillero, DON Benito Eca,
FerrOl Gerona GijOn, Granada, Guadalajara, Grade.
Haro, Huelva, Huesca, In6esto, Jasn, Jerez, Leon,
Lerida, Linares. LogronO, LOrca LugO, Lastrsss
Luarca, Llanes, Navia Malaga, Maozanares, Medina
del Campo, Merida, Murcia, Olivenzs, Orense OWE
do, Palencia, Palma de Malorca Pamplons, Peharan-
da, POntevedra, Pusnteareas, PrGvia, Poa de Lena.
Pola de Sero Reus, Riyadssella Sabade Salss, Sala
manca, Santa Cruz de Tenerifs Cansrias) San Feli6
de Guixols, San Sebastian, Santander Santiago de Ga
cia, Segovia, Sevilla, Sora Tan agona, Toledo, Tor
rslaguna, Trugo, Tudsla Valencia, Valladolid Vigo,
Villanueva Geltr6, Vitoris, zafa, Zamora cara.
goza.
Francisco Baston a. G.