davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-11-05

de Albion 4 simulacros de fuerza.
V6ase, 81 no, la fracasada demostra.
cion naval en- Turquia y en-. Ia cual
han jugado ellos ell no menos impor.
tante papel. Mas sea como tuere,
clio es indudable que todas estas cir
cunstancias envuelven un peligro y
una injuria para nuestra nacion, y
que al dar la prensa de la Peninsula
tan erergico grito de alerta ha pro-
cedido con ,audable patriotismo y
admirable fortaieza cfvica. / Y es
que son va inaguantables las vejacio-
nes y la paciencia ha llegado al limi-
te supreme
Seanos llcito ahora, para que Sc
aprecie ell tono energico y armonico
de la preasa peninsular acerca de
este grave asunto. que muy bien
puede convertirse en- causa de ex-
traordinarios sucesos para ell porve-
mir seanos lfcito, decimos, repro
ducir los siguientes pdrrafos que co.
pianos de un ilustrado colega. de Ei
InapdrciaI, y que sintetizan los he
chos discurriendo de un modo tan
claro y discreto que 4 nosotros nos
ahorra ell trabajo de extendernos en-
difusos concentrates y apreciaciones.
Dicen asf !:
"Los ingleses montan canones de
asombrosa potencia arrojadizs algu-
no de ellos-tubo enorme y ennegrec'-
do por donde el inferno escupe sns
candentes lsvas-lanza los proyectiles
al otro lsdo del Estrecho. Los delega-
dos del gobierno inglas protegen y TO-
mentan el contrabando, ponen obice q
las pesquisas lie los csrabineros, go pa
sean orgullosos por nuestras aguas CO.
mo senores feuaales por ell lago del TO
rero, sus centinelas empuj An alguna vez
durante la noche sus garitas montadas
sobre ruedas que avanzan Y avanzan.
/ Hasta donde? Qaien sabe
SCual ha debido ser siempre la poll
tics espanola en- estos asuntos
Un ilustre escritor contemportneo 10
ha dicho: Cuando Espaha quiera.
Gibraltar desmoEtara sus canones. 7
no es ciertamento q canonazos como tai
benefcioso fin Sc conseguiria, no. ST
Espafa aisla 8 Gibraltar; 81 logra que
los ingleses no vean en- la possession de
Gibraltar una ventsa 81 consigue ma
tar su Influenza, mas a1u, su arbitraje
decidido en- ell comercio, Gibraltar vol
veria q Espana, y quizs habria va vuel-
to 81 semejante politica Sc hubiera ini-
ciado un siglo hace.
No ha sido nuestro objeto emitir
erudita opinion sobre estos inciden-
tes otras plumas mas competentes
y con mas oportunidad 10 han hecho
va. Nuestro exclusive fin ha sido
mezclar nuestra debil voz al vigoroso
! alerta ! que acaba de lamar la pa
tri6tica prensa de la Peninsula y dar
una protesta mas de inquebrantable
amor a la santa integridad del terri
torio, va peligre ella en- America, va
en- Europa, va en- Asia ; deplorar,
en- fin, la desmembracion fatal de
aquel penon que es, a la par que
puerta alberta para ell contrabando
y foco de conhictos y vejaciones, pa
dr0n de ignominia mientras 10 do
mine poder extrano, y miembro ar
rancado de nuestro dolorido cuer-
DO mientras eleve en- ell espacio su
abrupta mole de piedra. Carne de
nuestra carne, lie llamo Castelar,.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-11-05

Ell autonomi sta Sr. Baldorioty de
Castro ha sido elegldo por sus cor
religionarios de Ponce jefe del par
lido y presi1ente honorario del Co.
mite. Vean los candidos asimilistas
de Utuado como triunfan en- toda la
isla los contrarios q esa idea. Pre-
Geren la artonomia, que es la can't
dad de gobierno espalol mas peque-
ia que puede imaginarse.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-11-05

Aver 3, q la uua de la tarde,
inaugur6 sus sesiones la Excma. Dl-
putacion, presidiendo ell Gobernador
General.
Parece que en- la session ordinaria
de por la noche Sc resolvi6 por ma
yoria de votos anular las actas de
los se1ores Rsldiris y Ferrer.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-11-05
Boletin MrcantiI.

be NADIA de semejaEtes acontecimien-
tos.
Por ESQ es que decimos ! serd
possible que estas cosas Sc escriban !
] es todo clio en- guasa 8 en serio !
en- que pals vivimos ?
Barranquitas Is de O,tubre 1880.
NJ Arribas Lizardi
New-York tribune., 1880-03-01
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
PEI. SorH Ktcer. Vessels AMI Raii"Oads.
n
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
SATURDAY. Fcb. .. 1850.


ASHEs-In fair sale. steady. ~ ., - a..
COFFI.E-R0 stronger. at 15hdl5lc. for FAR owing 10
smaller RIO; trade quei mere Mllu
Grades steady; some reports o damage 10
the MaacauO crop; llsG bags MaTacabO ex Augustus
sold private quoted l3l2a o+r,. .,.,-,
COITON-N5Ot cotton duli ana unchanged; Sa'cs ~ baeN
all for consumption delivered contracts, 300 bales; re-
cents ports day Il 100 bales against 2n96O bales
TINS week aud IO,j41 ias year AlddhnB Opdhut
Middliug do. lE tiO0d Ordinary no. lzrc
Futures quiet closing barely steady at decline OF Bto
POINTS sales. 0U7OJ bales. The prices paid March
ii 5Odl3.55: Juv l360alAbJ August 1885, @l3 "a; sep
feuber l32lHl32 -; October l2"b 0@%@ NOyrmbcI l2u3
1i2Os. December ~ qi2Ol. p mFriccs fot Ring. and
arch 1880 April 1900; MAY, 1880; June i3 90
uiv 1851; August 1858 September 1921 October l25S
Soycmber l2O5 December, II. Today closing Prices
Merch ~ s9al2gl; April 13OSdl3. 9. May l33udl L3l
In" 4 zoo l35l: July l36Odl3Ol August 1867 1dl3GS
Scntfnber 3 2OS 1924; October 1874 1856; NOvember
lSO29i2Oj; December, ll9tdl2 Transferable orders
l2.95. .,.t T., or,p ,,.r-., At, on, ...,oa
IorT e,uOT demand limited, and the jsbDng trade
TnG 10 small parcels immediate sales l3 900 bbs
irj6trg gOO bills CITY Mu Extra for West indies, 80 40
800 bbls 3 50 1854 10 including small par
i Fancy M 81 80 bbls Superne s9a&o 40 2Oj bbls
r Hxs a. as. 700 Dbls. Winter Wheat Extra - 75
, whole range OF ,e sales. 1900 bbs were for export
tjnorsttons; no. q st75ds4 20 supethts s5ss5 40
Sownlon 20 FAR Extra state. So 15As5 40; Coo"
m Fancy do IS s0Gf7 Common 70 Good kktra
western. 80 $685. 95; choice To- Fancy doy, seSs5
Cnnmon 10 GOOD Extra Round HooD ono 50 1886:
Egtra IS GOGs5 So: Rye AiItnra sGsS6 20 Baker.
ss7b chiefly within the range Of ~ 2oGss 81 isus
Somn,on 10 Fair Extra SIS 66SS5 s5' FAR TO Gooa
SS g00s6 20; Good TO Choice Family: 80 3Odsf 20;
Patent winter Wheat Extra. 50 7SsS 7o closing quiet
New-York tribune., 1880-03-01
nnlIE-IIc NAEKET.

g, @n. E GeaahG SsoaI & ECU na . so '3a sa a
t3Lr Harley In demand sales M on pvlc 'in- Hye
quiet but hrm -ai,% goo ens1 % No. T.|ans,g a. e
- bags ~ "f'1 s. D",ta Al H. I:ard.d T,ieis
'gaifoaia |F7our ZOO bri-. Wnca 25o.o bush: Com.
700 bush os,e 1900 en- a'lrg l, 500 s@,9 ,a ~. &
h1ii' iG9, ,SO Ii Fc5 ~ noIay nneh'eeca wcat
%"ras 81 ~ 2is4i Isl :, c = Marcr u 2is
Gni 1nd shade Ioaer at llt. cast, aud march ale. NAV
An lyr Iti roF Srtye Sat "Tcr closing iran at
7i2ia5 ca.h ana March; ~ 2g725c AgnL hnk Meats
GGc fsgs easier al I2al.'.c. wiskey steady and un
cSNi Feb Is E,oI .lG11y wi wIta 2 mr a demand ina g
SIe me rule Of tnc Chanbcroi Commerce making Gs n
,n4nd and arm ~ aGaHtc Rye moderately active and
nsGeT 5 a SS Ics % ard owsfs, i'1 @ I'll Lard ia lair do
naud at 7lja12oc bnA Meats gI't 9o!.idct-' 4.I'f
fair demand: shouId,rs 5 Clear RIB, sc: clear sides
1Ief and Unchanged sugar steady. Harris. 10 lorc:
Sew orsa9s ~ PocETg a. 2"@si So: Bnchcls'
- GOdti 20 rcce'pts TO & h''a & ,ni,rS W y, r. @ % .
450bbs WINE at - % Wheat quiet EHlra Whitc Mcht
Corn srsidy Win eooa INQUIRY 80 yellow, f4c; Iish
NJ xc, i@ci No Mixed; 4-ci 90 40, =, a' Ta'' & @ ln
80 MScd 6c ~ ao @3ae. & r Clo,e. o'1i ,cin ng.
Pour. 200 bbls; Wheat, 1000 bush. Corn l9o0
tusli. Oats. coo busE. Smpments-FOur 400 bDls.;
wheat COO bush Cora 200 bush, Oai- 800 bush.
NiuwAiKEF. Feb 2s.-FlOur held firmly Wheat steady
nj me openiug declined ana closed nrm No MlWau
Zee Hard % sIft. u -: No. Milwaukee spot ana
Fenuary ~ n March. ~ 81 =; Apu, ~ 2@h; No 3do.
81 90: 40 do ~ o. Rejected 9ic. Corn lowe: No :,
dc oars unsettled No. p 32d 522c Hge quiet but
ste dv nt J. Barley heavy No. spring, 6'c.
i,ri-Plimr steam dun 7iOc cash 72Dc Ap- Lave
Hog dull and unchanged at 81 1884 80. Dressed Hogs
weak and lower NJ = 10
piuLApKIrHA Feb 5.-Ilour-Thorei Is export
demand and inquiry from the local trade except
NupeTuno 81 T4df4 90.
100 bb Western EXtIas ~ % jr Minns@ota Extu, In
los Medium 80 Good Ht 4bjO do Choice AZ - B2e
do Fancy 81 81 s72 PennSyly1nn Extra Family Medium 81
~ an, DO - 1O0fO 70; ONO do do Good al
Panfs At ~ 5OaS- Mnursoia do 81 10 Rye Flour
Meal dull holders ask - TO- free on
hoard Buo wheat neglected. small sales at Tl 900
81 Wheat very duh and unsettled there beng htilo
demand; prices aG2c lower; Pennryvania Red track
at ~ a.; Delaware Amber. on track. Ht ~ ~ tome 40
ped I'm elevator al 46 rate 81 49, free Oh bOarl
Al he Board FIRST csll no tran.aeo1S A. the
g t'sl 49, APH ,.k. NO. March Eed is FGsFnSG S1
d 4CS asked Apns q AZ: bid 9 AZ dRst asES%
tile coming forward; PENNSYLVANIA Is worth csc Corn
E yery dull prices lower Pennsylvania and southern
All yellow track c track 564 57c: De sail,
yellow ahoat Western MiNe elevator last even
ing 58c Southern white track ut soc The cargo rate Is
57c board for sail spot 6ie free on board for
the Cali Board sa in elevator offered at 6oe and 6oc DID,
New-York tribune., 1880-03-01

rhi. company has beon organized the laws Of the
Tor the purpose Of estabsng teegrapMc
communications with
MEXICO. SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA
Mexico situated geographically as to be the natural
channel through which al telcgrans between Norih and
Central America must conveniently pas thus practically
controlling the growing the Pacific Coasts from
CHILL TO CALIFORNIA on the WEST. aud the GULF or
MEXICO on the EAST.
The cost present undertaking VIII be under sGpo'Oo
II will consist Of miles submarine cable with no
land Iuesi which Will begin the southern Coast Of eNa'
and be continued cities of Tdmpco aud Vera cruz
Mexico. connecting there with the Mexican Government
lne- bu over c rliiwayto CITY of Mexico from Wlih
point 300 miles Of extend TO al tnc important cueso
eat have been mode for gc9gir o og ,r 5,ioo a
line 5G mile. ,out ne oonuoa. lue Of tac Cucd state
neh{t sbh9s ani VOTE 5 .ot, e' ,rc 9 ys , is
McxCo iind i1o To- grant 20 Other. rteprylcggt
c coutti oi au ayan'lsco1s coua, win tht W..iera
Union mon i.t , t T. sr1auy % -tcatg for te ann ~
t"eunyr yetts t" er, otte th,h" re o." '''' "' "
r csiiy comp ho r,l VAS now uuding a'ro.s h,
panama ard Mora ma win orCn dree trife yIat ct Of
9.,1,S , @ ,t ~ trac, Cl1a Js.sn IuIl1 ano Ausfl
H creating immense &C. tapuc taa,c De- w,eu te
6a of relt 10 THIS telegraph system, protected as 1t Il
ata ~ Neyicau teera. hing be made from The
returns of cN-llug in'' wing .o ne @ ~ & ' byor
ana un.red country, whore iI i7 l"p''''O''
For several years me tccrranh t1k.ngs for the isa OF
CIn haze averaged about tanlNiO aHniaN- 'uis ma
f.nultnu of I-OnnlO ana commerce various es
to Doe nom 4l1uUulU'O o. -l-!uu'u' th a.5 Wv ~
h, plp ttinu uf fHu 0Ol sUd an Aulul commerce t'A
mated to Do nom -t.O0O.tU1 20 81 ln,oO 900
IfCuba- inrer,pus amounts O. - W POO ani'NIy lh' q"
,iDtH ahich s more 5f'rnt VLen iuI' H-''i'p-" 'i
7 Do. Ices Than f-25.uO1 nYc1r -. 800. &c., ,t..u
,-tima. which "a frcpe~firs Of Tho local teezrapdng
r.faI to be- developed between thr i.onicf coast any y.
..r ctr- OF Nrr0 and usre Of any accession q" u AZ
fc n DE of TELEGRAPH h'c eornunlci ION WIN ~,
central aud south American states "o'0 give the
D
Revenue from Messages according 10 above esu - ,,,
I trru.l working eN.cr-cg, trte cable .-o,o
-fauons and NewNork o,'ce. &41NV 90 90.
. Reserve kilA.ss' -----.-'''' oN'''' ''f
New-York tribune., 1880-03-01

Attne Omen Board First CAL no sqes At the Second ca
dull. and 5c. lowtr sail Mixed Feulry - &c bll
asscl Nay 52tc. bid j'c as.ed oats rather btntr Du
much doing; elected and NO 3 White. itAza4 &c
oari dull AMI tiled oc. bid &c asked Ftbliy
4 isc. M 4Gc. asked March 4ic. bid, .l4c, a-Rel
IIeas sG 50asl7; M.ss PORK 3dslJ %. ExuI rnmc,
sIOdaIu 2j: -moKel Hams. 92Hl0~c; do. in Sait ana
III 10 -bo4ii.rii salt 4lct do sugar Pickled 50
5sc; do Smoked, 5bjiic Dressed Hogs. Oet'-e arr
stern 1.~7 .0oc. do steam, 900 90 c. g' bu'o
7G7Ee Butter firm creamery ENira 54 .i"''; bi"n 20
ford Comfy and Ne8York Extra 25d21c' DO Coco 10
Choce. lYa 4c, Rolls Choice scarcr aud van et ~
Eees ami a1d weak Peonsvl'ania. Ic; Western. 4c
Cher. du: Ncw York Factory j. PC. WtstS J. n"
Cream. li0 iec: do Cool l32G lac; DO nan ahlns
l2lad3c aul hanged. sugar o. m '1 SC
Fair 70, lining MUscOvadoesi Eenei sugars tn
Cut Loaf Crushed and 20 dercd pc; 1i3nnl4ed "-,i
9isc. asses nominal az Soc Tor 5t-ie't eN snip
Seeds aul UNCHANGED less aclve anl nru Bran
900 jOG+2l 30. PelIolrum tonina'y uh'nauso h'A'y
~. LOls Feb 2-.-Flour higher FOR low grade Fancy,
bid; Choice. 50 % cash and March Family - 80 oi
sidencd towa1d the close Red FAN, y % cash
II 2CasI n Marca; n 9.dsI 2O- April 81 3s@fl 32s
and lower nj $5,c cash 81 iuf7sc Marcn 3Gii iia5,c.
ami Il 7c Pr lower M II SIa cash ~ ,7l2 March
lower; Shaudrs 9Jasi % clear RIBS 70 iOas6 90
Sides. - 5j0f6 s.. Hac0n lower TO sell WhisHey
bush. Corn IO7 utC BUSH Oats. lG,QQO bush. Barley.
5OOO bush shipments Flour 1000 bbs Corn 3SoUu Obl
Al S5as. Airi 81 Is E NV 81 3Gl9; No Amber Illinois,
80. Corn dull High Mxci Ac; No2 spot and MaI
ana nominal so he'd at 36c bid. Glover seed quiet
81 50 Tor M4mmoth Prime - 40 kecsptS-" heat
Iueuts-Whcat 1000 bush: Corn. 1000 bush a. .
WnAuSGroN. y. G., Fco q soiuts OF fuTpenlne ntm az
- o. Crude urUntue steady at 81 30 for iard y 90 iof
yellow DIP Corn Quici ana unchdhBeu.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-01

The stock speculation generally was feverlsh ana
fuctuating all the week. The opening after the
holiday was tame and the prices allied failed to
meet general expectation. Then there was a mate
rial decline for majority OF the active stocks fol-
iowed h, = sbarp recovery. The reaction was led by
ote SLora the coal stocks and finally by Pacific
Mail Yet as a rule. prices at the close are lower
than week ago, and the market appeared to bevery
sn,,lel Tho busness for the FIVE days amounted
to o oO1 OjI shares aCainst 2,276,J62 shares for
The Dtccefling full week. Among the new stocks
winch were admitted 10 dealings at the board during
the wee X there were sales OF iexas racine al Z;
and ST. Paul and Duluth common at 4O~3o ana
preferred at 70GG97s
wEEKIs RANGE OF TRIcEs.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-01
,rnnI ,tArrEr

rO--0N Trh 4Wo.I.Ilr HaTact was lc@4 active than
h.f fI. total ..s -.ot business f.d '.c
,.ra rood .f d-.irlI, r.U- i. n'o1f At reo s ever +hr
,..... .t......t t.. t fh" N'fI Vows Ni
i..- -.., whom ar ' fi i.'.e i' e' a' io '' '.t'!
M ..f .f I|. s.uO.. uf a' flIIH .t ti't.'
f. u.. Pr... rIe.r tI.u 1850 r"t, Nil tht uti
ft,.rr .-u iu ,'l.s n"rr % iHu 30 .i'
c... H...Ir'r sN' Wisconsin .t ~" ., i.' m
washed ..J ..Ht.r- '.. .o.. o. r.r, 'i l.'
,..i .I. Is. Washed roo I..f-l. I,Ha- t,irtorV aud
Dr,-.u ftir. california ~ 2-f ~. ir l.A --,..
Id. .r. NuftafIcoaf af It.t. Australian ai i' &c.
M .- ~ -l.Iel .u4 Iuu,u, fo. 600 "c.a al br gated
New-York tribune., 1880-03-01
TIE SIATL oE TRADE.

Irreraot. Tr1 o..-rlue Tn, Eastern steady
n rU. Wc.tcru steady sl 'l Bacon uu .'i'aud GU,
Iau af .Uf. -uor i." du. 100 900 L"n- tI.'L
duI aj aG: -h'u Clear au- at .' li,m.- long ni,
l.iI o. O.. -lu.Hd r. st.lI. U .t. l'f.l t d' + nal
sf -s- IurA Mess dun o. "t. Prime N'.., 'ul' ht
sg Lari- Prime Wcsiorn tuI go $50 ~ 14lowlHmc tltt
Ami "a aI gf. Iurpr1unr spirits. 7ta IS ai "4hd-
Eo.u-o oomu,i. steady at sd, Fne ch a. l' 'heese-
,,..r.,.s Choice .uu s3. Lard ti, tuH 90 al-
T,tra state steady al ID 3d. Wheai-Slruc. No B.
steady 90 ID -t. ~ruuc N" :. steady ~ .4 Do 't"
Sf.r We. f.rr steady nt D. 1t New routh'fu Winter
stcld, 20 tI Cotu-N>cd rul 90 yIt1 ,or "d; N'rd
.,. asu ~ Sgd. t0uu-crI oil elbow American, none
~, t....t La,u--e eonmou. 30 London dul at 3D. Iur
i-sft g.- p % rifr. at London. steady at SOC
tfyrprodI Feb .-- 1890 pir-faO". - Cd per cHt.
ioNuOs tcb Z3-jU PIN a.clttL LiaeoI, o. Cd per qr
New-York tribune., 1880-03-01
MEXICAN TELEGRAPH
COMPANY.
CAPITAL
100000.
JAMES A. SCRYMSER, President.
y. DE Saba, vice-Pres.
Senior Don RAMON g.. GUZMAN, ses-
idcnt Vice-Prcsldent for Mexico.
DIRECTORS.

JONATHAN EDWARDS, esq. President OF the Equitable
Trust Company.
WILLIAM b. HOFFMAN,. esq New YORK.
j. PIERPONT MORGAN. esq, Messrs Drexel. Morgan &
CO.
ALFRED PELTl es1., New-YO Manager OF tho CONNER
clal Union AZ iurancc Company.
JOHN +. ALEXANDRE, esq NewYork, Havana ana Meh'
lean Mail steamship Line.
JAMES A. sCkYMsER esq, Now.YOIk
New-York tribune., 1880-03-01
IIANANA AlA.E.r-

U,vt,. F.' .- -surlr-i ,.iye e.n'.ra firm Nos icu
d A. - ...- reals GOLD Vir .rlu3c 'Ds. D. t'-u .-t'
Goa. r,t-. tu.t.., sugar Sos. FOB I'D t.-lf i-s Mus
',,.. -.g ,orHun Co Ia.r. N+-g D. reas. 'cutufutH
,a. g. l0'.. .au So lg'. reals. stock warehouse
AL lit,lra iud N4tufl--i"Dn Dn1 lo,r' q goo bags anl
-t ,.n lHl. It.-..pr- fl. if boxes. @f-II
hl. au1 20 900 hht,. Nuut+ .iri" t1e wees --''p
l.HI... .rf 10000 L'.... i. i.Ou h1.e ana ". .U'
iri. O., ffr rif.I -tIt.f I.r.." uat. on ihr lhirl
-.,... .tu.r. .o.t 'I.H. .l.it --li Co., -p
premium london. I'n ih' premium %" ATE - '
MUM. -l.u.a. gold. -.'. -n-..i.l .l-
New-York tribune., 1880-03-01
ANN IL II cLOsing Qu0ialou. OI e.'LuIl

state bonds were dull all The way through, tie
sales az n. B ards amounting only 20 Sl4JOJO.
The business ~ railroad bonds was irregular ana
prices were mort or less unsettled; ne Issues 81
y - and & and 1be income, Of 81. Louis and
non Mountain aud the seconds o.! OhiO ana Mio.ls-
sippi were cons spcuOu> among tine speculative
kinds Fl,lv in lite week Erie secOnd cousOs were
particularly active with sales high as 03i2. but
later thy wcr, more quiet aud weaker. with de-
cline 20 91Ssa -. Morris and Essex cousols
and Nrw.Jris,Y issues were notably strong.
'Ihe following are the highest and lowest prices of
some of The principal representative railroad bonds
during the week, and the closing sales Saturday
and a week agO:
New-York tribune., 1880-03-01
sI5ONOO
NetannuaI income

g,nvnt tho rate 81 uer capital ~ lg1oOl
Ntf atou. progress Tor the tAe nlho rle-iAp
communicated Win duateInall SIN 0aE!H ID ii"ll
rua Costa Ica panama. lu'ir' ' ai"f oI 'o"i'a
,uao. connecting cItip trsV wth iue l4ts o tl7 'H
Iy ana lc est huslo. lines from Payt' Pc u emu aud
Brazil ~ terms Ftly ben. uc io lh.. company. "esr ~
ruv l' t'l JUS 'f' r.
ih siI ar.I ,orito tte tcgrapAlueof of Am aggregate
.pallruuo o..r 3J.OOo.OOJ 3ut a'nn" e'"''.'.a VI
r,t... tr.rl q Ers IN connetU"h
wl DO i-triiH1i l .n ~ N''Aro tie
a..l.I.r nlUt. ...I.. t,I JOS dast'lr uom NcN.'
tUf.I..rIn.- tween Eor.I America nt LIlAi 'hl "l
p.,, r1 ,r. fruu via New Yur. Lon.ou. Portugal ana
rrrc- Ag-cs AZ t.o following r4,s wloh are Ir-tucay
iIuuutOlT:
New-York tribune., 1880-03-01
,nTrON Markets.

IIvEEP0ol Fc0 2}-i2gO p m-Cot'1n dun and easier;
Miidnr Upiauds ; Middling orleans. Mi sals5 400
bales me cang loo ollc1 or sPega'%o2 % ana sTRo F F9
tgrcs-Upnnds low Madling clause. February delivery;
71d; do biri and ay delivery 7pasd 7iid do May
ani lqne deiiy ~ also a.; d' June 1nn yy gnF a
AugusJand ScptrDreFdeycry. 73d DO eeptcmo. and
October delivery yI also isl'; 90, ocooeF anu No''
LrvERroo. FEB, 2s-2 p m.-Tnc sales Of Cotton today
included 1850 bales American. Futures UulmGs Low Mid.
ding clause Apu ANA NV de ~ ell l do Nay ana ''"e
LiyruOoI. Feb. $3.50 ,. m-Cotton-Futurea closed
HtarslN teb 2s.-couon quiet: N,airrs l2Lci Low
MddWg II c Good Ordinary il Yci receipts ~ n'''9'
Bliirgoai Feb 2--coron DUN Mcdnrr, l3'ioc. Low
gisin%5; ms Fh,.r, rviorr t Ieat briqin 7o2 bllos.
co-tv's, % Oues; saes $50 bales 81 nucrs. 100 bales
sosroS Fso aui ,naGPs l3%o' ! l2T q, ;ee Ma
Eca,sa-roS. FeD S--coon duIi suadnnc I27-c. Low
79 dgle exports ,oastw. 50 bile sales. 200 bales; stock
tHtE;Tn Feb COTTON steody; Nduinr l25.'; 10y, low
.apneni. 6si bales sal,s 1875 bales sIlners 700 b1es
G6,e-s5S fen a. cotton quiet. ,uddlmr l2'g' Iow
NIdiul. lt'rt Good ori.nWy D. HI Let receipts ''-
Ioui..llE F.b. .s-Cotton dll; 1ioe.ine 'ec.
eeo,5 L7o nacs. shipments, l.1o2 bales; -ae'. 5000
Vlsr'. Fdb ,op dul Niorlnr 1850. Low Mid
,vrors ,slpls, 80 BALES. .s. go bales s'ocs 5I2'j
Newosrs,ys rcb. 2a. Cotton quic, and easy M!dlge
tcn.> $3.50 b,Ie,. l1o-. ,ou ha's eynors 60 RIA ce
..r-f.-.. Irb. N.ti.'uc. b1tt NJ
Ia'. u, -'c.f, 525 b4r,. ev.ors ,o,t"l.y lot taes
iiiat.lit Fb 90 cotton Quiet. ,ni'9r. 1890 Low
Nf...rt I3it.. sHnI prt t'. I.'p pro-. i'- pt., I'D
bas. r1.. .o5 b4os; -le., saune'a olo baies' STOCK
'-,.tsStI ros. 2s-cat,oa oa.y. NalIn,. 1890. i@E
,ftfnr- I.l. Cool ru.. % .-' n.. rr'"i..f "'t
IlI.t. rrrHft. CD1.tH4 2.'" Ht'. .i-h I''' N...''
evening .Hi lI.-. r.'. "r ~ 'i .,.... .
-r Irll- fr.. D'r inr'4 to rt D. A- ..Ilt @
f.. ff.Nfa- I.'.. .... aIrv tI.Ir. receipts lu-l
hlr. ru.f, I.-O5 Ul.s. -4t- i-'O oa' soc" 90 'oI
'orv-yrr.,. r.e os..Co.tor quiet. 't1l4ns ~ g.,
Low nllIH.. Ie.-e: Uu.I 1rurf. lf.r. 'r' -'' .t-,
New-York tribune., 1880-03-01
Glettion Notices.
Bnslness Gnantes.

EOUNDRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
po,,c. angina and other machinery suitable for
plt noses 4O miles New York by water OF
Iso,ui,ns IsItns vuhh vhdhrcSs - ". Il. MADSWOhTH,
i"4'"' Room Q. l55 Broadway, ewNoik
New-York tribune., 1880-03-01
- -. AAE..L.-ly -LnArl.

,wD,.. I,h 4--n.#---,..,.o'-. 1000 he11 s.1-
r, -u. lllt. rI.L.f tr't .ut fUte N.N"t It .,nr
a lu4sia0. Ia.lJ - I.asi 30, tlee. Heavy $500
sIn .... .. ..,.. ,..,t. ,.,-
l.f .ttr f.- -.rHu-lf .fa-5. HIf..'l. H tir '. .lnI
sf so. I.l. f.l end Il. ''i tIti Ia'
,...l. Stool i.r- .u. lrt...I ,tHl.. at - Iu . Ih
-ufl4--lpu.u.., 900 head market Que. .Hi ll' I CO.
-r I..... I.I Dan. I..rf shipping. % .N -
"a 20 I.r- r......IF ti 2J $3.50 H-.a's -e. IT,
.r-l rI. fec at. "nI heal trirun p. $3.50. head
..r.fr. rr Iu. sr.h u-.' supply Nt.t ntN ne u i.l
-aiur.av l...f tlc was t'uci t'c'ps' -o' heAl 'p
,..,.y and urcIrrr.': shipments $500 bead
New-York tribune., 1880-03-01
r,.,,.,f,.s.,r.rr ,r,rErr.

FuL RIVER Na.s. Feb 2s-rhc market hrs been hnry
4,t.. .a ... uI aIr .iI. uf I."Ni pieces % +iNtt~
.-,,. at . rsr tbr morEtt c-.1r .r"u" ai ' 'ni be-
li .ud refused rhr 1u- n,-, fog on" woe" '""i ''A pro
s,.., al OIb mecca sfIr. II.Nh pieces, leaving ''
stoel H. 900 uItcr8 half iof which, laa hc'b soil Gay
New-York tribune., 1880-03-01
.losNa 10. or po.Ioa DO.

Friday. sat fi.'''. ~aI
,,.o.., -.,,-,, n 1-I-t,ir can @ Cleye ]. '- t..
] at'j i1"e -''' H. i6. Ia,i,ra .dr,1l- ala. s14
6 iou. ls' e. .ll-is il- lutH.N p ~ ~ ..-
/. Grant --.I l32 II52 'dhn'l IS ii'''' 20
no. -I .........-l ia -al copper 20 t-.-..---
10 'ant lUA Duncan -llFc--.-. .
g. o g. e4.stty .-.---.----
ls-'f' i' x K f,e7s'. 55is 55'. ia'rastoua..... '
A Q lam % Il lcWuuIC --------.-- ~
I'ef ~ D n IL. l4Z Quincy ..... ...... so tl'3
I,.f e .,f M f.I l24 .....---.-.-.. ~'l .'
a.. t.. I41a. -.Ivlf
- ~ i,ri, tv.a az 6G4, Madison CoprHn. So 80
At the regular weekly meeting OF the Governors
of tHc Bank OF Eaeiaud on Ihur-cny, no change
vas made iu the bJuHs rate Tor discount, ana ii
remains at per cent. against siDj pr cent, the
rate in the open markei for discount oi banker,
rre-Iuouth. bills. During the week tle bauL
gained c77Oo0 uHlliou, aud the piop 'ri'n "i DTS
reserve g., if- liabilities. winch t"r TIE rlrC-'h'
week WAS I91. per cent, vAs increased i' 'ois p.I
cont. At - LouLOl Stock LNc-.u-. !i.'. i
cou.ols r.f .trI she greater activity D."
,r..rv aid declined 3, uer cent for tie
.roco. Uu.rl States bonds also were 10y ri.
and Ato.r....n I.uuavs show moy" or lD--
occaos fro" 'ho prcc, OF ..1 "e,E NC a9.ii oi
urities for thc week, ami tle closing sales H'iuI-
DAY and week ago:
New-York tribune., 1880-03-01
nr.u11 cnLr..- -AlArtrr

mo T4yriuo Feb .9.-CoNc0-N Market quct VIII, down
a atd cuioury Good fr't.. to'o4''' ross peI I'D AI''
j rchprrr ou London. 2i '+i d.
-,,rU- rrb ~ C1r,c-N NI,sct quiet rrc'a w"ni''neI
sult rllr SANTOS O.. .luOa au.j'J r,'s peg lu N'"f