davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-09

tales. halessales 5000 baics last
evening. 800 bales stock .il5 - bales.
SOLFOL. Cotton steady. Mddng. II i1c net re-
ceJf- IfrO bales cyvorts GREAT Britain. 2,s53 bal g.
C1.sV H7- bales sales G27 bales stock. 6ij9l bales
81 LOUIS Jan. 7.-COton steady. Mitdnng, ID SCI Low
Kidding lie. Good Ordinary. lul-,., receipts, LII
bale shipments i26 bales safes Lib bales stock 7''ll'
baIrs.
EtYtvvAu Jan. Cotton steady; ArddluE ~ i-ci low
NudinR lOs-c Good Ordinary. lVC net receipts Zl'l
1acs. gross 2147 bales exports TO Great Britain SDo'
hIl.s: 22f4 bales sales. 5000 bales
evening. 800 bales. stock lDl g+7 blle4
'tHfuvsTDv Jau. COTTON. firm. MIddifg iIAcs Low
Mtdng, lrl'iso Good Ordinary l0iIs net receipts Jo'
halo. a1.fg .a.e
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TIE STATE OF TRADR.

He ~ \ Il vi ihADf-.
DOMESTIC NAEKTTS
B,rr1voRr Jan 7-co-tor quiet Nuadli1r, y g Forr
quiet Howard street ana Western 7up,t - y, a.
Muls super - jOqs5 - DO Extra. - 5OoS6 -. 90.
Iamly jg"f7 % TO- llo brands 20 e 40
Amber 42GsI A.. No. Naryiand II i1 NJ 2 "tst'
uaTy' ~ si.as 90 fcbrasry Il 45dl y March, q a
o76c. Western Mived spo, Dccenbr g. cCsc Jan
H2Ty 80 . &c Fsofuady 6g az 'r y c.tern VINE
Gne52c: do Mlze $500 fennsTi y, Ci1ics
perusvvania an Mary AMI. 7 i6as25.
BtrFAlo jan 7siour t-cy wth fair demand Wheat
A. Com da and HANGED salg lo1o on us %
mand, les 10000 bush canata q o5ese 10 Eye 6i
Freights Go WORK by rail" heat c. yS,n' &C..
Parlev 900 bn-h Railroad shipment--FouT L.,N b1-.
Hheit 5000 bush. Corn 45oo0 BUSH Oats 5000 BUSH
TH5is Jan steady END unohqnse4 ,, Wheat
81 80, February Il ?. Ma-ch ". 3 lineage ~pr.ae.
Ga '5 istnaT W. 19c Frbr5ry Ci-c March; n &c.
MAY; Leitcec eic oat- active .rn "a li ;hrr at o.
and sSdc higher at = o. iIat-,ci sJane.r al $oa
active en5 hiehcr q ~ ~ 10 'a'h a., 10 10
wagd and price, higher o. IL cash an. Ja1g'ry
I..i =. IT. ' .io. '', r s. -6 VIf.Jcr rs
Era Winter ~ 40; recc'nr- $500 hu'h 'hipmer's
ai i.'- I'D 3D., "., , ' .l,.-,, y, u ia .rt
cear Idcal- whsk,v good oer aul 'r pr'cs at y r.,
loo hntJer nrr ana unclaimed Inmea' ooie' and nm
H- ~ er'.r,ls +asoe-j e. ra.s..r, .roj l.lt -s'
r @..@" aa. H as3 j 81 aa as ,. 80.
'.., r... Gla.as.c oa' quiet Du. arms 80 ] White.
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Fair to Good Llmsd Canal western ant st-to
2OdZ3c
LICE-St-ady. moderately active, o. d1'c. . an ,o.
SEEDS-CiOver 'u a. ~a'i-C.. Timothy Vu'ni ~
g. 7p track and q G1d I'D Tor job iIa 20 st rf taA7eo
quiet ~ 81 37lad-l f2ia.
skINs-pocr duh and depressed Goat quiet and senar
about Htpluy.
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Dressmakina.

ADVERTISEMENT FOR TIE NEMs
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED At Lnn
UPTOWN OFFICES, No. gSs BrOsdwsy corner rn.,
frrt.t BO3 West Twenty thirdst- corner klxn.nsscS
No g3 Fast FourteenthsL Union 9U IhtiYs
ave corner Fortyssventh-st; at the
Ma n0i and 800 Thirdaye, eorneI Ohe-nuInIooS
tventy. nfth. 81, up 20 p regular onee raeeA
4 DRESSMAKER of fifteen years experience sa.ss
n ,anId ne 4 few customers AZ her o~a heunsI
walking suits sio syenias dresiss AWE snx
- 80 prtss PlsAss call At MIA CAsSADfs SFs~
Sa -. oscs Setn-st between 9th and 7thayeA
DRESSMAKING-By competent and eas
80 nv esyt ar,LcAss referencesI No meas hsJ1w~3
terms 81 day. Address L. b., Adveft1ins o"S~ wv
23dss
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LONDON. Jan. 7-l2;sO .. m-Atantao and Great
Western mortgage trustees certificates asa kJ1e
40a4 New YORK Central. lS49s Illinois Central. 1873
tenhsYvsnis Central, 81 Reading SoAs New York. On
tAio and Western 27,4 Milwaukee and st Paul common
1lO.
LONDON Jan 200 D. m.U bonds. four cents l2l;
tfe 90 do second c0nsOs lQi New YORK Central lo4 u
nnGs Central 1921 Pennsylvani Central 6zs4 Reading,
oeNg New YORK, Ontario and Western .27 =
L.syoN. jan 1850 m.Fsrls sdyices quote three per
'nttntes AZ - francs 30 centimes for the account
LONDON. Jan 7-4:OO D m.-Psrs advlcss quote three
pt eeHt rentes al 50 francs 10 eenmos for the
% AMI Jan 7-sOO m.-Exchange London rs francs
sSS eeetlss t0I checks
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DRY DOCK SAVINGS INSTITUTION.

S4l AND 348 BOwERY.
Tic Trustees have declared dividend FOR the six months
ending December all deposits entitled thereto under the
bylaws at the rate per per payable on
and after January IL. 1882
CHARLES CCRTIss, President.
WILLIAM y WEBSTER secretary.
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OFFICE .r l.rHrrAl Ga, [iaGl[ J 10. +; IT,,

$50 tIIt AVE-. ,E''-l Dirk, y am. b, IN7-
holder. o. th, Company ior the election u directors i'r
~. 3D..
vt st Al ctrrtor and transaction O' such other
u ,r r- NAV De- brought Oefor, ~ meeting. VIII bee he'd
al Gina OH .. Tuesday, Jan II, 49,
... ~ bt .o.t' Jaru ~ aud be- r,opoued
on 80 3. fr PHILLIP. ALLEN. Secondary
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Ciui0eno Notites.

OFFIUE OF CHICAGO ST. PAUL MINNEAPOLIS Ap(
OMAHA COMPANY,
SO BEOApWAY NkwYORK, Dec. 10 1881.
DIVIDEND OF one and three-quarters
n al per cent on proferret capital stoos OF THIS
0omnav ~. been declared payaDs at this odos the 10TH
day u January 1884, soeKhoideso eYord at the close Oh
knsness on lie 9i a day u December 1881. A..
The transer books Company wiz be closed on re oss
day of Decembe $751; and Do reopeEed on the I'D asy u
Ia11usr1 1852 T. r. FLOWER treasurer.
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o. LI.a.lt--L. EFa-l II.h. Dec. 80, 40-l.(
T.7HE ANNUAL NEE INC oi the stock
u.id.r- CO.. tiI, 'oUHary 'nr thr e',, non ~ F't r-'
g. r,uag. tine concerns company Tor the ensuing yea
b. U m ,I % tr olce of "a. Company, $50 Aurtt!--t 100 Tao
lI.,f 81 j. clock, noon 1u tc -ty"L- --e'
- r. h.. sIoDDARD, secretary.
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NArIoSAL BROADWAY BANK, /
NEW.YORK Dec. -, 1881
CIXTY-FOTRTH DlNIDEND.-A SEMI
- ANIMAL DIVIDENDot EIGHT PER CENT viii 10
PA -" ~ W " j. I. EVERITT. Cashier.
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Business Chances.

DVFRTISENlENTS FOR THE NEW
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED Al THE
TPTOWN OFFICES, No l,2S7 BROADWAY corner Thirty'
hr.,st Sos Nest Twenty third 81, corner Eighthayc,
No " East FOuresnth corner Mon 9sre 20 nIto-
ave corner FOrty.seyenth-st at the HARLEM OEfiCfs
Noa oOl and Thirlave, corner OnehundTeda AMI
twenty hfthst, up 20 p m NJ reSul'r Q llco EAeee
nTANING MILL FOR SALE.-In full opera
tion IN one OF the best lumber markets and making
money. rutland q WHlrIS0 III Nassaust
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wa rHIGG General Agent,


pIR:IX NAu1S'L BANK
NTw-YoEN. Icc. 20, ISL.
THE ANNUAL ELECTION FOR DIRECT
4 no- 0r ms BANK wiz be held at tle BANKING
ir..-. b D.. % 4 D. IT, JOHN PARK 2. Cashier
OrTIrTo- -rE
HOMO ,r. rITr NH. s.. IftP hFANY
30 BROADWAY. SEW : D-ls, Jan. g, l-7t.D .
TIVE annual election Tor five Directors o.
This Company vii Do, held at t.I- Office 900 Monday Jan
mar, u.s. l--- Us.,.. en- t.e hours o. T. 800 aud D.
FRANK . MAYHEM,
Secretary.
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financial.

4 DYERTTSEMENTS FOX THE NEW
- YORK tribune WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES. No. l,23V Broadway corner Thirty
trrt-st~ 3OS West Twentytird-sL corner hlghthaye,
no ~ East Foutcenths corner Cnion-l MARI tGD Third
ayr. corner Fortv.p~pn H.st. the HARLEM OFF CES
Nos ln1l and 2.3DC Thirtav-- corner OnhhnndielIud
tv an,y fifth st. Mp 10 o. n, at rhI'aG nee rlteA
4 IL VINO Ira lrereSrel IN rulrou business
"a aud NIL 1tlti-tics should get THE IRiBUSG AL
MAMA .or ,,l. now r'Ils 1rcs ljr'tt' Dtnu-
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THE MARKETS.

TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rircr. Vessels and Railroads.
NEw-YoRK. Saturday. Jan. 7, 1882
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-09

Jal t'1-.)
THE Mercantile Trust Company will issue
cert a.lt.s of inst preferred stugo 81 the Manhattan
Railway Company f1r th temporary rcgpt already issued
and or a.. -fo,l ~ thu Nsr York Elevated FNfutd com
pany exchanged hrst preferred stock 81 the pan
HAITIAN Paway Company u accordance VIVA me gre'uruI
beef sscu Manhattan RAILWAY company, ihc Ne"-Io
Elevated i.nrpad and TIA, Metropolitan L.FA'.
IAvav Company dated <osculDer t. ISL pom th" 90
IT, ~ h" certnra~- 90 thu Trust Company VIII pay len
Dol ar 4 share ia cash. ,.. -.,
non tbe ltr. f the csrfca'H-o hc metropolitan RE
vaitf Railway the Trust COMPANY VII ISSUE c'H
cafes OF second preferred took az the Manhattan haWy
Company therefor NeVNOgk Eer4ted -batehoaels max
the rYclauRe the Cip-ug ~ thr books WI" receive r
dv cad W y per tie FIST preferred slolA % no
Manhattan railway Company -~.,,,, . &, y, ,,.,4.,.
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rI1IIF transfer books of the ST. LOUIS Ma
4 TTONAL sTOCKYARD COMPANY will be closed az
the oCice OF the UNION TRUST COMPA%Y. OF new
Vop ON January 10 $50 reopen January le l-o2
-0''-' ISAAC Il. KNOX, President
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Te.prtct:
HANNIBAL ASD ST. JOSEPH
1850 ISL.
J2 JAM ITO + - g e.ls&0s7 298,9s8 Dec 9j-57i
INDIANA, BLOOMINGTON AND WESTERN.
1850. ISL
fourth week in Dec. s4l452 s3.,9J5 Dec s2534
The tptal movements Of -four and gram al the
principal points for the week ended Jan 7, lSS2,
and since January l, for years 1851 and 1852,
were rs follows:
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Government bonds were irregular. and the husl-
ness i'm them wa, only mod rate 4; The close, how
ever rLe, were strong at ciau2, ~ the maj 1lgS
as follows: Dccnes-Guntluurd Os p continued D
l, ana f.r tl,, J. per cent state bonds were duIl
and ,yi. .uut material changes On prices. HE mar
lct T., railroad bonds was active Only IN d few
s.ocula-.v issues The prices for which followed t4e
fucru4ti,ns OF the share market. A noticeable
icatur, however, was tire weakness Developed IN
Frp second cons0ls. Only small business was
done Iu t,r Investment Glasses.
Tic eusviue and Nashville Railroad Company
ha. declared e dividend OF per cent out OF It's earn
iugs ion The six months ended December 81. 1851,
PAYABLE February 10, 1oN2, and makes statement
showing % remaining surplus toI he SIX months Vi
sy6~.1 he following Is the statement
Cr,.. a,--....- Is month"; - G37,s34
Oper4tl ,4cDses, tolO per cent ''f-74o
Ne. a,,,,,.. from trsNc .......... 81 POS oe-
iI0f Investments "ioVi7
7..,r ,e, ,rco,ne ............ 81 52-. ui2
~ t.,ss ..d taxes .....-....... l.S-J.--j
t.-... .......... sG4u.757
= .a r.. for per cent dividend 5t59Do
-pr,i,, IN the e months ............ st5s57
The gross earnings Of the following railroads are
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nVIDEYDS % AND 27.

IL OFrICE EVENING STAR MINING 0OMPANrl
No. 30 NALt-sr, NEN-f OAK. al =, l17- y
Board Trustees declared DlNIbfND no 20
FIVE PER CENT on the capital stock 80 Dividend 40
-. Of = AME AMDl Nj making total 81 TN PER CENT,
payable January IL the oCe u MessIs Adams McHars
No 81 WalsJ
The trans ,r books viii closed
opened the 18th. HENRY X. NLAAIG, IreaaiTrr.
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OTFrcT or GEO WIN BALLoU & CO..
No. /. " ALL-sr, y EW YORK, an. 1, ISL ! -
THE NINTH ASSESSMENT OF 10 PER
the purchases Or Mutual Cnion Telegram com.
OF D'io'e jan. I' l-'-' GEO wNf. BALLoU & 60.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-09

Total shares sold for the week
CJsISLI PRICES Oh BOSTON STOCKS.
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At lTLANTIC FORTS.
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS

We We q $$3 $99Ssss j S$7ssf I
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MOBILE I'D OHIO RAILROAD CO.

VI INTEREST DIVIDEND no. !. .-..
q y PER CENT upon the FIRST PREEERHED INCOME
AND SINKING ri y 1EBENIL RES, ana
INTEREST Dividend 50. .. -
PER CENT upon the SECOND PREFERRED INCOME
AND SINKING FUND DEBESTU EI~. viii D. paid o. tho
stored holders and after IT. dy ~ FebrU
airy the agency %. the company, 40 j FINEST IN tho
Civ Of NcW-NOrk. al,
Books Of the rst aud -ec0 nd Debenures VIII
the DIST January instant and open on he "a Febru-
arr utIf CliAl.LA-7 WALSH 9e'Ie'aiJ'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-11-03
.''VlPOBBS- -CORREOS lSRA1OLFS
DE LA COMPANIA TRASATLANTICA
ANTES
DE a. LOPEZ Y COMP.
para Puerto Rico y la Habana


0AIlDAo ~ mo 10 D@loelon" WST ioS oiaS A'
oe caaa mes. De Vaiencla el O. De MalaSt
el - lie Oaulz el lO 3O.-De Santan
der Ell zO.-l)e 10 Coruha 81 H.
DC eAPohoca olii0Oos olt 0oCoo Poi" M"y@
o, n1o p,s,,
."', o"oe''" ~ ooion' 'Oi' 'i"0ooiUo Z" u0'
o-hlco HAVANA
'lAJt DlKLClO DEoDE PUERlO-klCO
oaiid% '!S oe' ~ nie" "a W" ~ "e 'ao0
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-11-03
Libr0s para prem1i0s

Ed la 1mprenta del Boil ETIN Sc ha reci.
bido~ por el dltiao vapor correo un gran surti.
do de libros (encuaderIaci6n de Iujo pra)
dremios precios reGuciGisimos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-11-03
GRAN BAZAAR DE ROPA HECHA.
SASTRERIA DE TOMAS HERMAN0S
nH.CALLE DE LA CRUZ-nS.

En- esabmiento mortado nvel de los baza de Europa
constantemente buen surdo de TRACES de acotn
negro le haque ac rajes casmr lana tajes
povora drill banco de color genero construr
dida mma camsas bancas cuecs botones
pehera de cama panueos corba sombreros oos
articulos para cabaleros siendo ell lena de la
ELEGANCIA. VARIEDAD Y BARATURA. m. l
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-11-03

Este maravilloso balsamo sana infalible
mente las heridas anriguas, las llagas, y los
males de pleruas Gle pecho. POr medic
de su intiuencia las ulceras virulentas to-
man muy pronto un aspecto convaleciente
y desapaIecen. Jamas dela este unglento
de las afecclones de Ia plel, los constlpa-
dos, las toses y el reumatlsmo, aun cuando
SO ha apeIado en- vano todos los demas
remedies.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-11-03

NOIASCuando los 81 dias entude Mgs
Ponce Ell 81 1endira viae luga del 3.
passes tomados abordo 100 recargo
Veques cobando desde
de embsr9ue Fajardo Naguabo a
Los pasajs Gnayans cobrando desde
emberque Mayaguez Ponce
Las famiias de gratis, de
pasae IL pagsrsn la mtad.
Los nnos solos hasa IL mitad.
del 10 2l
Europa trasbor-
O Thomas los de la Mala Real Inglesa a los
Trasatlantca
expedicion Francia pueltos
Tambien admten pasaeros Espana Guaira
aquenCs donde del Excmo ST.
Marques de Campo traabordndo este puerto 81
10 25 de dicho En- II 20
xpedicion q condu1an adeudo trasbordaa
San Thomas de Europa
Para ormes dgse gentes Aecibo Sres Fenan
Aguada Se Co. Mayaguez Sres. PLAZA
Francch
Co. D. A. j. Acalde. Rnmacao, S Noya Herman
Nsguabo D. Noya Vequ Denay B.
ardo Bird Barat Co. ST. Thomas, Begaro
San Juan q los agentes gnelaes,
SILVA. EERRER 4 GO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-11-03
GRAN REBAJA.

La maquina 'Nacional Americana" de CO.
ser i doble pespunte, tan conoclda va en- toda
Ia LA, Lor suS buenas cuahdaGos, Sc expen-
Ger en- 10 successive, al nooico pleciO 0e doct
pesos, FOR los 1nlCob agenles Ell esta Isla :
Melon y C0.-San Justo II Pto-Rico.
hta Al n
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-11-03
Qigarrilre gruesos en- la clase de pa
pei que Sc quisran, de cinco pesos
en- adelante q 40 cajeillas por. 80.
TAB.AOO5 ELABORAD

Excepcionales On cajas de 'ujo de 25
tabacos, millar. ,......... =. $1lO
Idem sin lujo de i'd -. ......... loo
Imperiales On cajaS de 5O.. ...... 85
Regal1a antill0na on cajaH de 25.. -. IS
Idem idem en- idem de So. ,..... 70
Idem de preferencia en- ldem de Is 80
Reina Victoria en- idem de 5U. -. 20
Brevas imperiales en-. idem de 5O.... IS
Oazadores imperiales en- idem de So. 80
Brevas en- hoja en- idem de so 80. 60
dem cilindradas en- i6em de 100. ;. 40
dem corrientes en- idem de 100. 30
dem on paqueteS de 10. ........ .. %
egalia britannica en- cajas de so. -. so
ct0rias fnas en- idem de so. . Is
Las vitolas no expreaadas en- ell
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-11-03
ltIQ QuCtaS.

En- ia lmpreDta del BoLETIN Sc
reallzan a precios muy baratos eti-
quotas en- cartuIina dc coIores para
LII arcar efectos de Fer1eteria y g6-
LerOs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-11-03
VAPOR "PAsAJES." +"

IDA
5aldra de Habana el 70 { 81 de cada mes para
Nuevitas.
Id. de Nuevltas el de i'd. id. i'd. Gibara.
Id. de Gibara el de Id. id. i'd. .3go de Cuba
Id. de Sgo Cuba el ID. ID id. Ponce.
Id. de p nee el 8 id. id. id. Mayagiez.
Id. de Mayaguez 81 8 ID id. id. San Juan.
RETORNO.
5aldra dc Pto.-Ricc 81 IL de cads mes para
Mayagtiez.
Id. ds Mayagtiez el Ia id. id. id. Ponce.
Id. dc 2 once el 10 id i'd. i'd s. de Cuba.
Id. do s. de Cuba el l9 i'd. i'd. id. Gibara.
Id. dc Gibara 81 ~ id. i'd i'd Nuevitas
Id. dc NueVltas el II id. i'd. id. Habana.
Los dias 10, entregara este buque al vapor
correo que sale para Cadiz y Borcelona, Ia car
ga que conOuce de los pnertOs de escala, CO.
Lao lguaimente la que reClDa del VapOr FUEh-
TO-RICO, procedente de Colon y Puertos dol
Pacltico.
Los dias 3, recibira la carga que conduzca
para ..os puertos de su ruLa para Coon y
PuertOs del PaclticO, ei vapor cOrreo que Sule
de OadlZ el dla 3O
Servicio de Colon Puertos del Pacifco.
En- combination con las Lneas de La mlsma
Empresa Trasatlenllca y Antlllana, y tambien
con las compaflias del terro-carril de Panama
vapores de la costa sur del Pacitico
VAPOR PUERTO RICO.
Viales de Ia Habana Colon.
SALIDAS. LLEGADAS.
DE la HaOana Ell. :. IA A Sgo de Cuba el.. II
DE Sgo. oe Cuba u le A Sabanilia el. -. 2I
Ue SaDanilia el. II A Colon el. ..s.,.. %
REGRESO.
De Colon ell. ..... % A Sabanilla ell. 90. l
DE Sabanilla el.. %. l A Sgo de Cuba el.. 4
De Sgo de Cuba el A Habana eL. go. 8
Los dias II reciDira este buque en- Santiago
de Cuba los trasbord, s que cOnduZca ell vapor
PASAJES del vapor correo que sale ell rs do
Barcelona y 80 de Oa4iz y Ilegan los dias l5 q
Puerto-Rco.
Los dias entregara en- Santiago de Cuba
al vapor PASAJES, .os traSbordOs que con.
duzca desde Sabanilla y Colon, para ell correo
qHe sale de Puerto-RcO los dias 10, para Ca
uiz Barcelona.
Mas deLalIe~ daran sus cOnsgnatarios
cooTi1a0S de EsQWiGO1.
PuertO-RicO.
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A l. l. u n II S .

Los! cigarrillos de esta acreditada marca
de la HaDana, 10 recOnocen rival. En- su
elavoraci0n solo Sc emplea la mejor rama
de las escogidas vegas de la vuelta abalo.
Fueron pIemiados en- las EXposiciones de
Paris, L6ndre, Viena, Chile, tlladeltia en-
uantas han sido presentados a concursos
han obtenido eiempre los mas honCrlticos
premios.
Los fumadores inteligentes les dan sus
mas decidida preterencia.
En- todas parties son sohcitado los eXcelen-
tes clgarrillos Ambrosla ObseQuio de Allo-
nes, cuya marca debe pedirse en- todos los
estableclmlentos importantes de esta isla, Y
al por mayor sus 1nlcos Agentes Sres. T.
Martorell 90.
Marina calle del Deposlto ndmero-6 Ca
pltaL
Funtos de venta en- esta ciudad: Confite
terias La Mayo1qulna, La Palma, Cafe del
Comercio y La Zaragozana.
Sucesores oe Dorado y Co., Sres. Dalmau
yCantiy Tabaque1ia de Antonio Caubet y
StoIer hijos. hta. I'd.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-11-03
AMIGO DE TODOS.
pItpCRAs HOLLOWAY.

Millones de personals, en- todas las parties
del mundo, recomlendan dichas P1ldoras
como el me]or resLauratlVo de la salud que
Sc conoce. Elias cuIan todas las afeccio-
nes del corazon, del hlgado, del estomago,
de los rlflones de los intestinos, renlue-
gla, expulsando de Ia sangre toda 1mpureza,
Iortaleciendo completsmente el sIstelna ner-
vioso dando I'm tono saludable la orga-
niZaciOn general.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-11-03
TNlon BANK Of SPAIN 1 ENGLAND LIMITED

Donicilio principal LoAdrGs 81 Old Broad Street.
Sncursal on Madrid q Gala d Bordadores
eipales de Europa.
CoNsEJo DR ADNIHrsrNAcroR Nm LoNDRRs.
Senor Doh Hanbary Barclay. Director del " London
Senior Don 5. i. Bssanqs. Dc h Casa Bosanques saK
Cia."
Senior Don Joseph Hscis Gibbs. Director del Union
Bank n De LSndfes h dol " Fsrro-csrr Me1icano.
Se1of Don RoEenraad. dsl Bsnco dEscompte, Paris.
Sandeman Cia.
Senior Don Joseph SsIas. Director del Anglo caOr-
Senior Don Robert w. Willis, Director do Ia Marina
Compahia Dc SECURES.
CoNsEJo DK ADMIRISrAAcroR IN MADRID.
Senior Don Hpolito Fnat.
E4emo Senior Den Frsdsres LspsI 0aviria Marques =
Excmc sehor Don Manuel Salvador Lopss.
Nonor Don Guillern0 OShOa.
SEcRRTARIo William A. Harrison.
BANounRos - Bank Of England; Union Bank d
NKdocros DEL BANco- Aperture de cuentas cor
nentes J do Crtdos documentlros. Emission de cartas
Dc credito crculsres Cobro Dc Leras Divdendos etc.,
On toda Europa, Cempra , yenta de Fondos publicoS
Adeiantos sobrs fond0s 1ublicss otras Segurdades
Reception dc eonhsnaconss d productos de rsises de
1ra-mar con adslantos On LStras plazos On proper
cones segun convenie.
general oda elasO Dc AOROeio1 Dc Banco soaEe -
Eases mas iberales saHitabva&
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-03-14

The supreme court met yesterday
morning pursuant to adjournment.
Present, Chief Justice Sener and AS
sociate Justices Blair and Parks.
Amos Mosher, plaintiff in error, VS..
The Board of County Commissioners
of Uinta county, defendant in error.
This case was argued at the 80 term of
court, and the decision was, the case be
remanded to the district court of the
third judicial district for trial. The
legal point involved was that the judg-
ment for costs was entered in blank on
the journal of the court below; the
supreme court decided that this was not
a valid judgment.
On motion of w. W. Corlett, William
Ware Peck was admitted to practice in
the supreme court.
On motion of w. w. Peck, Samuel
II. Higginbotham was also admitted to
practice in the supreme court.
John e. Friend, plaintiff in error, VS..
Thomas Ogg Shaw, defendant in error;
case continued for the term with notice
to the parties that it must be tried or
dismissed at the next term.
The Board of County Commissioners
of Albany county, plaintiff in error, VS..
N. X. Boswell, defendant in error
Case dismissed. This was the fee bill
case.
Hugh McPhee was duly naturalized
IS a citizen of the United States.
Francis Mulhern, plaintiff in error,
VS.. The u. p. Ry. Co., defendant in
error. Argument begun, but not COM
pleted before adjournment of court I'M
til 10 O'Clock this morning.
COURT NOTES.
Having been admitted to the supreme
court, Messrs. VIM. Ware Peck and
Samuel H. Higginbotham are entitled
to practice in the district courts of this
territory. under the new law.
Mr.. Higginbotham is s%ojourning at
Fort Fetterman in order to recruit his
shattered health. Last year he went
to Europe, and is now trying Wyoming
as a sanitarium. He finds himself
greatly improved. Mr.. Higginbotham
is an old New York lawyer of eminence.
The fee bill case was dismissed, as
of course, because the new fee bill
Strengthens the crooked ard makes tie
dull plain.
The supreme court adjourned early
yesterday because of the indisposition
Of Judge Parks, who was attacked with
a severe headache.
Judge Peck gave a dinner last even
ing in honor of his successor Judge
Parks, which was attended by the
members of the supreme bench and
others.
There will probably be two more opin-
ions on cases argued last term deliv-
cred this morning.