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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-12-26
COSTA RIGA.

Las iltimas notioias que tenemos
de Limon son del II de noviembre.
Las noticias delinterior de La repu-
blica no son por cierto las mejores
para fortifcar la confanza de los ca
pitalistas en- L6ndres, de quienes Sc
dice que estan hacienda generosas
propuestas para la termination del
ferro-carril. Sc ha descubierto y frus-
trado otro plan para derrotar 4 la ac-
tual administration; una veintena de
sujetos prominentes, entire ellos cua-
tro eclesiasticos, han sido arrestados
y confnados q Golfo Dulce. Sc ha
decretado ell estado de sitio, y ell pre-
sidente ha intimado que en- 10 future
sc adoptaran las mas seyeras medidas
contra los caudillos de cualquier mo-
vimiento revolucionario que Sc in
tente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-12-26
NOTTCIAS TELEGRAFICAS.

Por ell vapor Carmdelet hemos re-
cibido peri6dicos de Nueva York,
hasta ell 16 del corriente. He aqui
las prilfcipales que nos suministra
EL Cronista:
Madrid de diciembre.-La tenn
peratura es sumamente fra Ell el
Norte de Espaf1a, habiendo perecido
helados algunos soldados del ejercito
de operaciones.
Hoy Sc ha desmentido la noticia dc
que'el cabecilla carlista Tristany ha.
bia penetrado de nuevo en- Catalina
| y dirigido una proclama inyitando 4
la rebellion.
| L6ndres, idem ca media noche).-
FL corresponsal del Herald en- Madrit
telegrafia 10 siguiente Ell mensai,
del presidente Grant al conseio oca
siona gran excitacion en- la capital d,
Espafia.
El rninistro de Estado, Sr. Calde
ron o0Ilaass', BE- =. sseibido y per !asg.a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-12-26

"Un boletin de la capital nos anun
cla que el congreso extraordinario h.
declarado electo presidente de Ia re-
publica al eminente ciudadano ser1o,
doctor Antonio Borrero, comunican-
donos Ell resultado general del escru-
tinio.
Aunque no Sc ha recibido en- esta
cludad La COMMUNICATION o6cial en- que
partlcipa ell gobierno tan plausible no.
ncla, nos apresuranos & publicarla.
trascrlbiendo ell escrutinio que Sc ha
verlhcado y felicitando vivamente al
pals por ell nuevo regimen que Sc le
prepara con la administration de SUI
nuevo presidente.
Ell % de noviembre hubo una
manifestation popular en- la ciudad de
Guayaquil contra los jesuitas, de los
cuales ell r. z. Segnra y cuatro mas
tuvieron que abandonar ell pats por
exigencias del pueblo, dirigi9ndose a
Panama en- ell Santiago.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-12-26
Q. B. s. NJ
Jose AssacioD Santiago.

Tanto un verdadero impulse de mi gra-
titud, como las s1plicas de algunos de
estos vecinos donde tamben esta grabado.
mueven mi pluma & hacer en- mi noubre
y en- ell de aquellos, una franca manifes.
tacion en- favor del que aver Sc alej6 de
este pueblo, y fue nuestro digno alca'de
D. Jose Maria de Ia Vega. LaudabIe ha
sido la ejemplar condueta de este probo
funcionario. Justiciero y recto- en- SUI
administration, jalnas sningun vecino
honrado tuvo que criticar sus bien dirigi-
dos actos, como sucedla en- epoca no le.
jana con muy ju-tos motivos cabaIlero
en- su comportarniento particular, s,empre
Sc lie vic afable y cortes con sus admins.
trados, y estos, apFecianao en- todo sn
valor tales cualidades y otras que Dor no
ser proiijo omito consignar aqui, no pueden
menos de sentir Ell profundo vacfo, que SUI
tras'acion de este pueblo al de Cayey.
donde va ejerciendo igua'es funciones.
deia en- esta localidad.
Algo mas pudiera decir en- bien del Sr.
Vega, pero su conocida modestia los
concentrates de los criticadores de ofieio.
Ipropensos convertir IN sentimiento de-
gratitud en pura adulacion, me prohiben
ser mas esteaso en- el particular.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-12-26

Ia ley, Observation-Disclosures de La list
de mayores contribuyentes rectifica
Ga por ei primer alcalde municipal
hacienda arrojar de la sala del cabild
las personasqueno eran dc sus ideas
Interpelado ell gobierno sobre e
lparticular, reconoci6 que el proceeds
| del intendente de Maule no habia side
legal, y expuso que 10 habfa llamadc
q Santiago & dar cuenta de su conducta
Ell primer alcalde de la municipa-
lidad de Santiago coloco tambien en-
tire los mayores contribuyentes uno
que no 10 era. Un ciudadano 10 acu-
SO ante ell jurado electoral, que con-
demo al primer alcalde al minimum de
La pena
En- la camara de diputados Sc han
lniciado tambien interpelaciones sobre
abusos en- la constitution del jurado y
de las mesas en- ell departamento de
Rancagua. y otras interpelaciones
que estan adn pendientes.
Sin embargo, y 4 juzgar por las
noticias recibidas de todas parties,
tanto los jurados como los ciudadanos
que componen las mesas califcadoras,
dan garantfas de que la eleccion no
sera una farsa como todas las que ha
habido hasta aquf
La sequfa tiene alarmados & los
agricultores, quienes Green que por
falta de lluvias Sc va q perder una
buena parte de la cosecha.
Ell 2 de diciembre debian llegar &
Linares los trenes del ferro-carril del
Sur que inauguraran~ la knea desde
Chillan.
Faltan pues solo unas IA leguas
para que este undo ell gran ferro-car-
ril entire Valparaiso, Talcahuano y la
frontera hasta Angel, recorriendo una
extension del territorio de mas de
1900 Kilometres.
Los trabajos de Talca para el Sur
continlan con mucho ardor, y en- po-
cos dias mas llegaran las locomotoras |
4 las pintorescas margenes del cauda-
loso Maule.
Todos los desvios lie la estacion
estan va hechos y Sc trabaja actual
mente en- ell lugar donde debe colo
carse la tornamesa.
En- los primeros meses de noviem
bre un escuadron del regimiento de |
cazadores a caballo y 200 hombres de |
granaderos, al maado del teniente
coronel ID. Tomas Yavar, dieron una
sorpresa a los indios araucanos que
han asaltado vaIias veces la frontera,
qnitandoles cmcuenta y tantos anima~
les yacunos y como 600 ovejas; Sc.
les destruyeron sus viviendas y Sc
menteras, Sc mataron siete indios y |
quedaron muchos heridos.
FL presidente de la repdblica. Ar
gentina ha estado 1ltimamente en-
Villa de Mercedes, provinoie dc San,
Luis, a inaugurar la seccion del ferro-
carril andino comprendido entire esa
localidad y Rio Cuarto. Villa de |
Mercedes es ell primer punto de las
provincias de Cuyo, ligado por La via
fgrrea al litoral argentine y dc donde |
debe partir la Inca que ha de poner |
en- communication q aquelia republica
con Chile. Puede decirse, pues, que
quedan abiertas al servicio ciento Y
siete leguas del ferro-carril trasan-
dino. /
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-12-26
co NJ U MIC A DOS.

Sr. Director del BoLETrN MERcANTIL.
Sabana del Palmar, dic;embre 30 de 1875.
Muy Sr. mio: ruego V. Sc sirva in
sertar en- su ilustrado periodico la siguien-
te manifestation, por 10 que le anticipa
las gracias su alto. S. S.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-12-26

UADOR.
El Concrete de Guayaquil del 1s
de noviembre publica Ia siguiepte re-
vista para 81 sxterior'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-12-26
N O TIC1As S
ECUADOR

DE LA AMERICA DEL SUR.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-19
The women who work and the Hen
who brink,

I Terrible accounts come to Us from the
black county" oi England, of the over
working Of the women and the laziness Of
the men. In both the nail and chain
trades, to very great extent, the women
take the place Of fathers and husbands,
while the men are idle and drunk. Tne
outcry against the colliers' and puddlers
wives working is very great; not perhaps
50 much from their influx into the trade,
but from the fact tha. they work nj sht and
dav. toll and slave and not for the price
that s-raightford masters would give, but
for price any crafty knave Of master
choc * to eti'.r In the meantime the hus-
bard is in some public house, at his ease,
training his 'wi,iher' for some future rurA
ming on bcefteaks and the best Of good
fare Nor is i; only the ball and
chain tra.,e that the practi Of husbands
living on their wives laber prevails. A
young woman said: 81 say, master, wish
YOU would make my man do little more
work and me less. l married q swell, l
did, To the inquiry what she meant by
swell, the reply was, why, when l mar
ried him in the mornin' he had a smart
gold watch and chain, and smart dickey,
bu. when We came to 60 to bed at night
I'm blessed if he had ere shirt on, and
ever since I've had to keep him by work.
ing in the brickyard, and not only keep
him, but find him money to drink" And
it is, it seems, growing custom for idle,
lazy, young lads TO look out for skilled, in
wives in order to obtain an ''ea ?
l:te.' A shocking story is told Of girl at
work in brickyyard, looking exceedingly
i'll" and whs 10 remark of the manager
''tha, she did no. look up to much this
morning, replied, NO more would you if
you had had child during the night"
The Morning herald., 1875-11-19
singular Fatality.

A CHILD FALLS on SOME KNITTING NEE
DLCs AND Is INSTANTLY KILLED.
From til. Buffalo Courier.
Coroner Almendinger was notified Sat
urday afternoon OF case requiring his At
tsntion at No. 10 Peach street. He re-
p,ired tkther and found the body of a
child named Nichola. L. S,uler, eyed tive
years, who had died the day previous.
An investigation as to the cause of death
revealed the fact that the little one had met
with me-t singular accident, which re-
suited in almost instantaneous death.
On Friday afternoon the mother and her
little son were in the house together, the
former knitting. She arose AID handed
the needles, together with the work on
them, to the boy with instructions to take
them inc an adjoining room, while sh-
went out ior pail Of water. The mother
wen, out, and the accident occurred in her
absence. II is supposed that the child
started 10 carry out the mothers ilstrss-
tions, and getting as lar as the doorway en-
d d,avored to reach step, lost his balance
and fell. One Of the needles entered hi.
mouth and pierced the right cheek, while
the one that inflicted the fatal wound pen
etrated the neck under the chin, passed
through the cartilases in the threat and
stuck fast in the spiral cord.
The mother returned on hearing her
child scream and on seeing his condition
rushed Gu. OF the house and alarmed the
neisLbors, When they arrived the little
fellow was breathing his last. A verdict
was rendered in accordance with the facts
OF the case
The Morning herald., 1875-11-19
A MAN Pulls His Own Te>fh .rd
Nearly Bleeds 10 Death.

on IIass1ay evening last N,. Fa.k
Ha-to.l- st AAisy township Berk
cs2n;yr. .sG1a o2e Of his teeth Troubling
AiE1 very mach, and nes having either ii.
time q ;ae Inclination 10 send ior DENTS
o. physician. ennciudei TO rensvs III.
r,s.ir himself He amused himself with
slcA Instruments =. were q. hand And
A'z-,r managed to get ,is to.,h su,, Iu,
VIA 1t came large piece Of bone. Th;,
was tad ensash, but he .ooa found TIA,
daring the crerztio. he had severed .p
a+e-,y, and was in = fair vsv Of blssdin.
- aeiia- II. f. 3. Rhsad, va. zen,
III, AEt sft: .osce .rs-hls iuallv ,uceeSe,
II s''ps:n. the :rs1, Ssr @: bleed .-d
ssSs s.:'inE NJ. H.rbo.i TO rights.
That gentleman hz.. 10 io,b; bv ,h;,
operation had hi, eve ,ae.i ea: in The de,-
l.. --re, sai ~ael he vaa,. sro.ie, uo,,-
e1;-s':-5, VII probably seld to- .oaae On.
"a - :: IA: un6e-s.s1a. the hu,iaes
The Morning herald., 1875-11-19

IN oour; in one of the New England
States, it ha. recently been decided tha,
conductors on railroads are compelled to
receive, and that Passengers are entitled to
travel on, tickets providing for a passage
between two cities, whether the owner O;
the ticket be ssing to or from thsplace frs,
named thereon. In ether words, ,icke,
calling for passage from Baltimore to N ,sh-
ins'en can just as well be used in goi,.
from as coming to this city. This informs.
ton will be Of special interes: a. the pre..
sn' time in this vicinity, As ma.v persons
will doubtless avail themselves of the op-
portunity Of buying tickets a. reduced
rates, from spectators who laid in l,r.s
supply during the late railroad '.unpleas-
an:ness, and some of whom have been
compelled TO pay their fares after entering
the ca, hecau.e their tickets called for
travel il an opposite direction,
The Morning herald., 1875-11-19

COMPARATIVELY lew people have Z
correct idea Of the enormous expense at
tending the publication of frst-claa
daily paper, sach As the Lendsn 7Gnes q
the New York Herald. The outlay Is no,
only immense, but continuous; there is n.
'let-up. The competition for the supre-
macy is SO spirited that, in order to gain i.
and maintain it money Is poured cut like
water. An illustration Of this is given in
the London ITnes, the publisher Of which
have made arrangements for reporting the
trip Of the Prince Of Wales through India
At cost Of 5000 = dav.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-19
General IOgss,

Log ire. s.d d! andirols ar. returning
70 style.
An inocdersus saur-k.ou, bo;.sr Ia. been
invented.
A rat wsi:hin. nine pounds va. killed
at Troy few days ago.
Advice to autumn pset.-Take YOUR
leaves and go
Western towns are annoyed with shin
nv players.
Fisura.ivs eceupasion-calcu,a.i,. the
electoral vote.
Cherries grew in.r in California han i,
any place in the world.
An Oregon deer is 10 hand, l.ish and
weighs five thousand pounds.
The Bereaved Brace is wha. they call
The Two Orphans in Chicago.
The --latest fashion plates show ladies
dresses more ral-tacker than ever.
Bradford, Mass, is 50 healthy a ..ace
they can't tel! when people are dead.
Last but ne, Leased, Va, VIA, III. and. |
lord said Of his unren,ed tenement.
The Prohibiuoaisss have Stood Up and
eeen counted. Now they csa ,i, dev..
The Morning herald., 1875-11-19
A strange Semi Aunen Creature In
the Poorhouse At Flint. Mich.

In the Genesee county peorhouse is a
wrescAed creature whose appearance is that
OF beardless youth. with the c-anial for
nation OF an incurable idiot, whose habits
place him on an equality with the lowest
Of the brute creation. His age Is about %
years born in Genessee county. Hi.
mother, previous TO his birth. while pres.
en' at nenagerie, was frightened a.
polar bear. the resul. OF which left its mark
upon this poor unfortunate. No power OF
speech was given the infant, and not even
The sense Of the most ignorant Of the brute
species, hence j. is Of no Use to anv one,
but was placed here and allowed 10 exc out
= miserable existence in this world. The
creatures habits are strange. 1t is p1s-
'sssed OF Toracious appetite, and has no.
'ne lnsiirc; Of knowing when lis appetite
Is appeassd, tu: will, If tsod be furnished
1t, eagerly thrus. i: into its mouth ana
swallow Until i. is utterly impossible tha,
lis stomach could hold more. A curious
feature sf the creatures eating is ,ha, i,
was never knewn TO chew its food, and no
matter in what condition it i. when placed
IN the mouth i. is crowded and choked
in:o me stomach without the leas. partcl~
Of nas'lcasion. Another singalari,y is lis
constant uaeas;ness: for no matter in wha,
Position tee o>dv nav be. i. is continually
suavins to and fro, reminding one q, once
OF the peculiar nature OF the savage bear,
a. II rscss frsn one side s' the cage to the
o'her. II a!~avs eats its food with lis
hands, and su1e time since i. succeeded in
eiieesins lis escape, and soon reached some
woeland lear Sv, where il was found short.
y aserra7d in ihe tree tops. Seeming to
possess the agility to CLINT, it was con,en,
to remain in the weeds. The creature is
general! kept chained to the floor. and
no; allowed TO go abou. the premises. 1. F.!
VII. eas ANYTHING given it, and has a Pc
e1il2- relish for tobacco not for smoking. |
out viii seemingly make meal OF the |.
S''2nses: kind o. the weed. which i. will |
swallow down without chewing. and never |
seems to feel any disagreeasle effects from
the same The peculiar swsyins ne.ioa Of !.
the head mas caused the sinews on the bsek
Of the neck 10 sand on. Amos; like ropes !,
II fesh. This creature. which less ressn-
'ies human being than a monkey, is in
Iced remarkable s;sh:.-sGrand Rapids |
Eagle.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-19

TaK propoei,isn to run . still taste,
train than any yet attempted sn the Penn
.ylvania Railroad from New York ,e
PiitsbIrg, meet. with little favor from Ii.
leading journals alo.. the line. l, nav
suit some foolish people to tax. = sea. il, .
railway car At New Ysrk and be hu,le;
along, almost without / Moment. del.v
0rer four o. I've hundred miles of Raj :
way. bat We beg TO be excused from par.i-
eapasioa in any such nonsense. Thirty
miles an hour is fas enough for our idess
@ railway travel. Anything beyond thai
We respectfully turn over to those VII,
have no faith in the o.d adase, ''the mere
has.e The les speed"
The Morning herald., 1875-11-19
4 ksnS Reduced to Psvevtv

here u lvin. ns- in Mia, . -,
~.'hss. 4 re: to ever lis h.ss ub. s,,v
aHr -ssG age vas King. The L.nd.,
Echo :e,ls hi. s:o-v Is :o,!sss "Tb;.p.,-
'oasse !. I.eo VII Of .irn,.u;,. pr;ss. =:
ha-:sasL r2ase t4ias. v. in the YEA,
1875 aispasessei sy :hs Eass:... Shortly
atse- 'Ais even; the inhabitants Of Esiys,
called his soa TO tae shroas t- ,hs name O;
Leo vi, b.: = sim sle Command irom s.
Ps..rssacg proved saG lent 10 determine
lis AL, :he sRly result Of hi. sri.: e,sv,.
usa being the .lss Of all his propes,v and
the withdrawal Of pension Of 1865
frsa>s. T4icA nd oesa allox ed aim br the
RslssiSn goverrmeai. The landless men.
Arch had indeed son. capital in England
snd American hanks, bu, this he los; in
consequence of engaging in rash srecala.
tons He ,heu so!d his ;ev.ls aai other
vaiuao;eS, ana saoa had abeo.u,e,v moth.
ins !eA. He is now living with hi. wife
ana SIX children IL the bi,,erss, povsrr'
The Morning herald., 1875-11-19
SPECIAL NOTICES,

frltems vii. be inserted under this head
for twelve cents line.
sSBlaylock ( Co., under the Continen-
tai. Phila., hrst-c!ass hatters and furriers.
Delawareans should visit them.
Af-Megargee Bros. North Sixth street.
fhlla., have on hand all kinds Of paper.
fFMenamin. Of Philadelphia, best roller
composition in the country.
AGo TO BuShaum for clothing of all
kinds. Pstrouize home trade
The Morning herald., 1875-11-19
THE HERALD.
WILMINGTON, NOVEMBER le, 1875

THs Democratic papers of The South
have taken up in friendly spirit the aa,
vice given by Senator Bayard. and the
only hope Of the party in the South is by
thorough organization. The people of tn.
South see the importance of just such ad,
vice a that which Mr Bayard rendered
them and they will avoid all elisues or
factions in party ranks. NJ r..
The Morning herald., 1875-11-19
Albase,e is famous one and is held at a

Albacete is a famous one, and is held at
town with lucrative local industry in tut
lery, which is moreover isverabi Y situate,
between 4 couple OF comparatively ricl
provinces. But it is only type Of an in
finity of ether fairs that have been celebra
ted from tine imnemorial all over the Pc
nin,ula. They are very we'll worth visit
ing by strangers, for the simple reason thai
they show the Spanish lower orders a.
they really are. On these occasions the
peasant for once unbends from his habitual
reserve. We may presume that he enjoy,
spending money like other people, and en-.
| j vs. it the more since he rarely permits
himself the indulgence.
H. i. sonstitutionally sober, in spite Of
the trying extr.mes of climate to which he
is exposed in the course Of the year; bu, on
a fair day he makes point Of drinking il
geod fellowship, and the unwen,ed c>n-
viali,y lossens his tongue. Conspicuous in
he long rows Of booths are those which
vend the fiery a9aardiente and ccpas Of To-
cal liqus1rs Of strange names and stranger
davor The unfamiliar stimulants natsr-
ally make business bri>ker, vet in all the
excitement. of promiscuous shopping the
Spaniard does NO, forge, his habitual thrift.
The bargaining that goes forward reminds
one OF the Oriental bazaar, where time
seems Of no consequence 10 ANYBODY, and
ultimate agreement entirely out OF the
qsestisn. Here gaily a,tired maiden is
bodice, ribbon, or a silver
cruci61, her lover and purse-bearer stand |
;ag at her elbow, leaving his lady-lovs to
DO the talking. There a well-io-do ia .
ner is in solemn treaty for Sc. Of har-
aeSs, studded with b-azen knobs and ga, |
with Cardeyan tassels; o. a sturdy mule
eer i. chaffsrins ever a gay caparissn in
hose brilliant, marv-huei stripes which |
re legacy Of tie Moorish occupation.
Quaint pottery and fanciful metal ware
display their attractions; Inherent cutters
pseal to hssnicidal propsns:;ies with a
lii'erins show Of stose deadly knives that
urn with fatal rip in the hand, leaving
he wound pas; healing. There are the
'ng natchlocks. often roughly inlaid, tha,
.en more handy for projecting through
he bushes in a bri-and ambush tha. for
arriving acress the Sddle-bow of the peace
Ii mulesesr: there are the indispensable
leaks more or less wroush. in subroider7,
ith their voluminous hoods Haunting in
,inisen or purple. Thus, with one thin.
another, grea. deal Of money changes
ands ON these occasions, but then the
avelins chapmen are careful class, like
leir customers, and in their turn are laid
ader contribution BY the treasury.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-19
Philadelphia Produce Market
HOSIERY.

FALL TRADE lisa
NOW OPEN,
A new and full stock Of
HOSIERY. GL@vES,
MER1NO UNDERWEAR,
YAK, GC1PUEE AND POINT LASga5' LAVE
FRINGES, CORSETS AND NOTloN'
Also. a fine assortment Of
Embroidered slippers and Zephyr woIK,
Zephyr Worsted. Germantown VIZ
Balmoral and Plain WoOlen Yarns, o"
g. Il. STATS,
aug1S-ly No. Az MARKE o'.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-19

BARGAINS! BAaGAINs. BARGAINS
THE CHEAPEST STORE IN THE CRY
-FoR-
DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS Is AT
llt MARKET STREET.
PLAID, PLAIN AND REP GOODS
from s5 cents to 81.
ALL WOOL C-AsHMERES.
BLACK ALApACAS. ~ '-''~
ar, r-o>, From Is cents to S.oo.
ALL WOOL EMPRESS CLOTH,
Best Qualities, 5Scen,s,
Ai.-lH hEIs: BLANK ETS BLANKETS
L.. Blankets. from s. to SIS
full aS>'nr'n men. o! Cloth and cs>s;m o. res
Si!i"!> nom @cIS. upwards.
DON'T FORGET THE PLACE,
E. FELLHINER,
" , L.s Narke. street. Wilmington. Del
~ Inc assortment black silks NON
S'''' - S@"' Sept 10 5
The Morning herald., 1875-11-19

Strange say Rocheforcauld, "that We
can always remember the smallest thing
that has happened 10 ourselves. and yet not
recollect how often We have repeated it to
the same persons
The Morning herald., 1875-11-19

IL Eoih rS lngsSlal 10 see . vsman in
la!easo rilh iron. one 10 sgx green ..asrns,
IN her throat, ani i green horn" On l,r
arm.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-19
Philadelphia Trade Report.

Thursday, Nov. la-Cotton is without in
provement, and We notice small sales at
lSs5sal3s4e. for middling uplands and Gull,
Bark is nomi nal ut 81 per ton for No
Quercitron.
Seeds-New Clovsrseed NOV q slowly at
y2alOc per pound. Timothy sells at?A
~ Flaxseed is in COED de mand by The
c:nshers al 81 IS,
Flour and meal-In the Flour narse
there is an absence Of acsivisy an only CIV
0sS barrels sold in lots to sui. 4. b hon., ~,
trade. at Sg4 Is for superfins, $s54 lol
evtras ssS6 - for Wisconsin and Mime
sofa extraf anily $s&7 . for Pennsylvania
Ohio and Indiana d., do. and s. S.S Ri0l
fancy brands, as to quality. Rye lour seA
at S6s5 IS In Corn meal nothing doing
Grain. The demand fer the better grades
continues, fair at former prices, but common
lots are quiet. Sales OF 2. 800 bushels atx@
i.Ss for Pennsylvania red Slal " for Hes'
tern rel 81 i0al n for Pennsylvania amber
Rye is nominal, Corn is quiet al aIN lel
mixed and yellow. Oats sells at SSJ44assc,o'
mixed, and sSa4Ss for while.
Whisky is 1rn at 81 ls Western Iron
bound.
Philadelphia Produce Market
Butter quiet New York and BradoN
county extras, 3i@S5c.: do. do, firsts, stsas ss.
Western extras, a6S2c.; do. firsts Hs.@
Rolls, extras. &S2.; do. nrsts, 26aS.
Cheese dull. New York fancy, E
DO. prime, l1s40l34c. Western fine, lHss
Eggs firms; stock scarce. PennsylvasIlih.
New Jersey. and Delaware fresh, s'
western do. 3ld.Soc.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-19

A ground hos-sausage.
sas:or.s sni wife re.u,n in fortnight.
A new Episcopal Church i. sooE to te
c0ii' 81 LaIrel. sussex County.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-19
DRY GOODS.

SUPERIOR
FRENCH MERINOS,
15 cts. per yard. at
WAINWRIGHTS,
~csi4-Sh SO Market street,