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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-03-06
REMITIDOS.

Sr. Director del BoLETfN MERcANTIL,
Puerto Rico, L. de Mario de 1885.
Muy senior mio: Espero de 50 bon
dad Sc sirva dar cabida en- las colum-
mas de su acreditado peri6dico q las
siguientes lineas.
A mis- cOmpanerOS de profession.
Habi9ndome interpelado varios ami
gos acerca de 10 que habia hecho por
mi la Sociedad Cooperative de Deepen
dientes de Comercio, al quedarme sin
colocaci6n, me complazco en- hacer pd-
bIica mi gratitud por dichs Sociedad
pues desde ell momento que presentt
mi solicitud como cesante, .despleg6
toda su actividad para tramitarla y Ia
resolvi6 favorablemente concediendo-
me ell goce de las dietas reglamentarias
desde ell 10 de Enero fecha de mi pc
tici6n, habiendome sido abonadas cor
toda puntualidad hasta el % de Febre-
ro en- que termin6 el plazo reglamen'
tario, pues d pesar de mis- esfuerzos
personales y la cooperation decidida dt
La Sociedad no me cupo La suerte de
colocsrme, debido este sin duda d la
crisis comercial que atraviesa ell pals
Sean, pues, estas lucas ell mas since
ro testimonio de gratitud hacia tan be
nefca institution, y de cumplida salts
facci6n para mis- eompaheros.
CEsAREO RIVERA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-03-06
Sr. Director del BoLEr1N Me- ecANTIL.
"a
Puerto Rice, Mario 8 de 1885.

Muy se6or mio y amigos espero de
su amabilldad Sc sirva dar cabida en-
las columnas de su acreditado peri6dl-
co las siguientes ineas:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-03-06

De venta en- la Farmacia de
Guillermety, q
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-03-06
S0CIEDAD AN0NIMA
DE CREDi4o n9z1cAuxx,
SAN JUAN PUERTO-RICO.

cssGacioa del activo posiro dc esta Socieded :.
es dia de Ia fscha.
Capital social efectiyo. ...... OO,uOo-Ol
URS0S
Existencia efectiva
en- cala...... -. e21,676.69
Saldo cargo de CO.
rresponsales. 80. 27,6Oo-5s 54a277-27
Existencia en- eartera.............. 45O,722-73
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-03-06

Excelsior! - Las falsifoacioneS
abaudan. Las imitaciones armenian
cada dia. Ell traude no cesa. Pero la
legitima Aqua Florida de Murray 4
Lanman, 8 sea el Perfume Universal,
no sucumbe jamas. Al contrario; ca
da dia es mas popular, eada dia Sc afr
ma mas en- el pdblico ell convencimien-
to de que no hay Aqua de Colonia nj
perfume de focador frances que pueda
compar&rsele en- fragancia, delicadeza,
durabilidad, y sobre todo en esa uni-
versalidad de usos y aplicaciones que
le ha Waldo ga simpatico distintivo.
En el bano, en- la jofaina, en- el vase de
los denies, en Ia toa!la, en- e p fuelo,
en- Jas ropas Ell la atm6stera del apo
sento, la legitima Agua Florida tlt Mu-
rray & Lanman es dnica y sin rival so
bre la terra,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-03-06

i.000OOc-0o
RESPONSE BILLB4LsES
Obligaciones en- Cuen-
ia corriente. :. -. 420,281-6s
Wales en- cilculaci6n. $1,000
0tras obligaciones la
vista. 49,. .~..... 6s,4ol.so $50 ssss-4s
Obligaciones plazo.- 81
! 1mposiciones con INTEREST,". S0,4s0-36
s20,3ls-s5
Opsractohss etscsssdss dssds ~ dc Eneyo lsss
Descuentos verihcados .......... 40,74g-S4
PrsstsmoA hechos. ................. 84.e87- 81
Creditos concedidos... ............. 4Ol .662. az
Total........ $527, ,OO0-I4
Tipos para prtstamos y descsentos.
nasta cuAtrO me5ee ............... TX p2
Cuentasde credito con interss mutuo... 10 p$
San Juan Puerto-Rico, Marzo 8 do 1885.
El Contador INFERNO, +. MoLINA.-V.e BE
El Director. FRANmsoo BAsT6N.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-03-06
@. B. s. NJ.
RAMON SANTAELLA,

.ere.doy ds lac Aninsas 5snditas del Pargatorio
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-03-06
De EzQUlAGA.
ARMAS g. J!MENEz. Cruz II

Establecimiento de ferreteria quincalla, surtido
general el famo, ventas al por mayor detail;
tenen constsntemente pisdra plastica Portland para
t,nques, algibes layaderos. precioe mny iimisa-
dos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-03-06
Piedra Plastica.~E.a mas bara

IA Piedra Plastica de Portland es Ia
que venden Armas y Jimenez, Cruz,
l3.-Puerto- Rico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-03-06

Chinches, cucarachas, rato-
nes, hormigas, moscas, mosquitoes, in
sectos de todas classes, destruidos POI
medic del Rough on Rats y Pidase
d los boticarios.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-29
GRAIy AND PRODUCE MARKETS
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.


The Produce Exchange opened the business
week Yesterday with quiet markets In grain accom-
panied By lower prices all aIoand. There parc-
ular influence to cause the weakness except redliz-
ing sales unless It the fear OF increased receipts
the West Cash wheat dun and recorded loss OF
cent bushel with only two loads taken by exporters
The options were Irregular, declining ID cents NJ the
start enjoying small rally IN the afternoon and ending
unsettled only is1l cent above tie inside figures.
Losses scored oil u for October of 3Gl2 and NOyem-
her at gslA; December at 81 ana u for January
at 81 Olb5; In cash lots shade easier about
100000 being taken by exporters The options followed
the course OF wheat but within narrow limits ard
closed l2QI4 cent lower, follows; october. ASA
November, 4si2; December, 47ai; and January aud
February, 40 cents There were 10000 bushels OF oats
engaged by shippers options rose lea cent 10 2ghs
for September 28% for October 3Os for November
81 a cents for December. There decided Increase
An the dealings In lard options and the close firm
at recovery from early decline, aud little changed
from Saturday night follows: October 81 49, No
yeTnber 80 II December ST 20 and Jannary, 80 49,
Al New-York, Philadelphia, Baltimore aud Boston tho
receipts OF grain Yesterday were: Wheat, 367,l70
bushels corn, 270.0l7 bushels oats, 2522G9 bushels
total grain s0s.456 busheIs -four 3iG04 barrels. the
arriyals at CnicagO, Milwaukee and 81 Louis were:
Wheat Il5II4 bushels; corn 2sl .s73 bushels; oats
29i 900 bushels total grain, 6ss,Ss7 bushosi nouI
IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-29
ruRopEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

LIVERPOOL Sept 81 Bacon. Cumberland Cut
So. Od short RIBS, S2s Cd Shoulder 24s Oh per cyt
Ness 6.A % per bbLi Prime Mess Eastern.
ern J2s sd; Lard Oh 37s Cd IIams-BOng Cut, 44s obi
shoulders S6s Sd Butter STA ca pee finest United
efatas Cheese-American Choice 800 Cd. Wheat-lied
Western spring Gs ID AIS. Od HE'D Winter Is Oh a7s Id.
per GENITAL No Surfing 6s lodi New Western Winer7s OBJ
New Mixed Western. A. "a; California No ! 7s Ia q
Spirits Of Turpenne 25s gd do at London 26s Cd per
cwt Iiefned petroleum. 20 ~ S S
-Common 81 Ga, Pale. lis Cd 60s. Cd Linsced OIL 22s
per cwt 1ailow-Fine American. 2ss Cd. Prime CITY,
COS Cd per cwt American Refrigerated Beef hind quart
ers. Is. 3D.: fore quarters. S. ga. per 80. 49,.
Thc receipts three days were 100000
oentals, inc udng tx oentas American
Thercceps 81 American for tho past three days wers
$4,000 centals -. -. m,
IoSpoS sept. Produce-Iinseed oil. 223 7s8f2t
o0s per Calcutta Lnseed AS Cd quarters nssed
Cake R7 0s a 29 0s. per Refined PETROLEUM, O'd -
I'd per gallons spirits OF Turpentine. 2os ~ per cwt
Sperm OIL 26S per ton. ROsinCOmmOn. 3A 3D. per cwI
Paie' esGiis PrUyisiOns-Lard. S3s Oh. per cwt fOs
Americans sugar us o. per cyt for cuba Centrifugal
refining ahoati Australian Talow-Bect 27s sd a2ea.
6d.l Mutton. 28s ga. q29s. ID Cocoa Nut OI-Segon,
227 0Bj Cochin &3l %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-29
COTTON MARKErs-BY rELElRApa.

LIVERPOOL. Sept. 2s.-l2:30 p m.-COttOn firm; Mid
ding Uplands 3D. Midlng Orleans 0ii salesli.O0o
bales Including bales for speculation and export
cept 900 bales Including 1000 bales American. Futures
serdy; Uplands 'Middng clause September delivery
Oid do September and October delivery Odd do.
October and November delivery, 2204Gi do. November
airy delivery t4d do January and February delivery
2344d do February and March delivery. 27;6ld also
also 2SG4d do. March and Apr delivery 2S.04d do.
April and May delivery, 3O-64d.
Tenders for delivery Of todays clearing 700 bales
docket. and 900 bales old do.
2 D. mCottonLThe sales OF the day included 800 bales
American. Futures firm Uplands, Low Middling clause
September delivery 2sgSd sellers DO sepe@beF and os
delivery 2S9id buyers do November and December de-
livery 230id sellers do December aud January delivery
26Ad do January and February delivery 256i
yauei do February pnd March delivery 2S64d sellers
do March aud April delivery 3lGid Sellers do Apri
and May delivery, 8a.64d. sellers,
pm--ootton- closed steady; Upiands Low Mid
ding clause september delivery 2T0id buyers sep
tenber and october delivery 258d. soers do OctoOe
and November delivery 2304d. Sellers do. November AM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-29
MarLet closlnr ANN. Trnnsferable not!ces. o.7Oc.

FLOUR AND MEAL-FLoUR Market still rules .i In eT gc
ers favor without however decided change IN Rree S
M Extra The jobbng transactions have been con 1ne1
psi9 b 70 n GS M T e9tsa at $ 20 %
ass @ Minnesota Extra ~ o 'q bb. w " tSr
Wheat Extra 3 Is s. Is 1oo 6bs Extra No 2 e 29S
ss9 81 s y SSdl hn 20 So fon pn and rs
Winter Wheat 100 Rbs Fiss 81 o SSSsS
Fine at - S. snpeTne s. qoss' S9 Extra "a
= oea % choice SNs 1S ts1s4
e Fair IT eeS q common
Clear s l9a Eye MINI s "a Gssf tIfra - io5
II aO ST. louis Common E1S s. 45ds4 00 Pair 70
% S9GG wSsa 1S SG = Soa .gs for W..
Indies O. 20 SSItR Am Tho n prces aH
fansed sales gGS G6 neS SeG DO common - o5SsS 20
EAIAi EFIoUEDScsGy with faIr trade demand sales
supporting At & S e - end s1a Gas a az
q s. 30 arrive 50 90 80 23 for small i9ts on the spot
"a AZ 2eor M Mt.sr qsoid s 81 as GS
GRAIN-wHEAT-Market heavy and ioTe.i 0asn iO.g
heavy RssS pfS them declined seoyersd eighty and
op eIpoft ana CITY Milling and business 10 options
Slippers bought 600 bush VIA S q aSd sSs qa'
bush future 10000 bush spot and TO arrive. Including
NS SS @Sier 'h RED st
cot Ee'ghT S69 RCD noninai at
Elevator No White g0c 40; Red fgr .ePtcmeer ge &c
S 81 e a do ' for November % s closing
FeITnaiy ~ OsIras Oas closing II 81 O3 DO tor May,
: u5a,as al O-Lg eOsng at 81 uS..... HfE-DuI anu
nominal Western 5gaGe state 6OGO4e. BAhLE Eo
.MaTket ouie aud unchanged sales, 1000 bush \ N0'
EoWed state To- arrive WITHIN tic range 6SdbOc BA *.
LEY MALT-Lul. prices unchanged ...t OltN. MaIk A
declined OpuOns tel on atilno
hrn about rea1r- and closed steady AZ "a &c above me
INSIDE pce fairy active trade for export hnc nome use
and brs. business IN optinns snpP,,s bought lsoOoV
bush future. 2OCO Dueh' epot am,
10 Rrflve including Uugsded Mixed al 4ag'h%ci 30
Mixed .sotS - INA c'Natori - &c Ano1t MAINLY Nv
49, ipc AMI part aruyc; Unsradct White, Ato. IN
cleystori 80 . white 4v1,c afoat Yellow, 6Ocj 40 :
Nir1 :or October az &c. closing az A,Aei 90. LOT
November 4-Aa'a'sc eiosns az - &c; ao ioi DVSei,
ut St'sC.i DO inI
md Mav I! e. closing at c.....OA1S-Cash lots have
declined c. options fell Oh rdiA and closed steady az
ab0ut the rIde pfccs 7ICOu bush future lbUOuY
bush spot arrive including NO Mined at - 20
:, 4lc NO Z. 2guG 294c. elevator, - 'ac TO arrive,
cost aht and INSURANCE. AMI "o.tc' Ntren no 4
mammal sc 80 Nhlte. 3UL OaOAsc.; NO =. .SAoc IN
elevator 81 &c 20 aIri,r cost freight andhsurnce No.
nominal 3ic. Mixed Western - a Sea hlle 10 %
a.uc, " nto Htl.C 81 GJ5C. for Sew aud sOc Tor ga
40 Mixed for sepcmbcr 2pl2G pose, cosingat .VsGl
DO i0r tnbor 2Ult closing at .pc do iOi '1NemDe
3u-,GJU7.c ciosiDg at ,OAc do. for December "I|c'
ClOang at al'!c
STOCK. IN store In NewYorX, BROOKLYN and Jersey city
n ain warehouses held IN railway lighters Ga certhcate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-29
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Good 10 Steers sold year ago at 80 oOUto w.
The average was estimated at S6 OF.
REVIEW OF THE " EEK.-rho arrivals the past week
27 head than last week. and W head Tess laa
the corresponding week last year. ~ -,
market Wednesday opened active and strong unde
combined influence OF weather and nght Supply
later and the nsh was du.l ana
lower with 30 TO over with free arrivals on
trade slow and prices fraction lower the Market
being toerably well sustained by fair export uenand al
though nearly 20 carloads went over -,
British markets showed Improvement WIN itRerator
Beef quoted down 10 9c and 132c the top quotation or
American Live Cattle - o,.,,
BEEvEs- Receipts today 2s9 cars Of 1926 head
2lj at Jersey City and "a cars at GOth-st
nearly oil Consigned 10 expo ers ana
city slaughteTers few Bulls were sold at 1A2GJc
City there l6 OF Export steers LOT Tue
Roman leaving 1910 fresh carOas on sale ana ato
gcthvr uncudng stock held ever 20 cars were f, on
the marSet Offerings largely Common and dunn Natves
with good supply Of Texans Colorados and %
fair showing Of Good and Prime bulocks GOOD oo
radios and Prime Native steers had moderate ca early IN
the day but and Medium Natives were extremely
dull ad almost unsaaoe after o'clock There was no eT
demand and yielded nearly all grades from ~
to zoe per 100 H. and late l3O p H. 1t looked as oo
would go - n,
the best Half Breeds up So 40Qs5 As Poorest TO Best
sold the OF So 5Od 80 90 with the buk
81 ass 49, Two cars OF Bulls ought " w
asa.
1he Roman will get tonight morning with
about 2b5 Live Cattle for n Morris.
The weeks shipments Cattle and sheep and Dressed
Reef Mutton follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-29

a. 40ass u.s. Native Butcher Steers 70 2o0s4 oo Grass
Texan Steers S. 60aS3 60. 49,.
ShsspRece,pts 800; shipments, 500, rommon % Me-
dunn 0s2 90 So 766s3 75 Lamps - o0
aS3 so. =. 80
Hogs Receipts. 1900 shiDments 300 Light 81 l9o
81 rs Packing, SO 50aS4 90 HEAVY. "A 25dS4 80
BUFFALO Sept today. 2.2O01eaG hgtat
for thus far 6OoO head for same a vees asUo
head through IL cars market 1uie ana eacI
Good Z, s. 700S5 75 sookers ana feedes
S. 8 asa as. a..
eep-Receips TODAY $500 total for week thus TAR
$4,000 time iasT week LOCO head
through. cars inactive and lower; Medium 10
Good So 250si 90 Good TO Choice SO 5OGS Oo western
Lambs, So 1904 60. -, a..
Hoas-Recepts today 5000 total for week thus far
$4,000 head for ume last Week lbOog heaa ro
through AZ OF which % 10 Newl0rk Market
easier; Medium Fair Workers III 20 1SI 30 toon 70
Choice 81 1904 IS: Butchers Grades 81 2ogS4 All rigs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-29

December delivery 2s6ld sellers do December snd Jaas
uary delivery 2Ss4a sellers 90 Jsnn%y and Fe1t;us
2s.sld sellers: do March and APn delivery sl-SAa
sellers; do April and May delivery sfo4d ssaera ga
Low MddEns Oh; Good Ordinary Sls.le, net a1d eos1
Coatwise 7.44O bales; sales 79l bales STOCK 2ei1a
bales. xr..,,.-~ NJ.
Low MiddIing 1915; Good Ordinary. 50; net receipts
bales sales 1900 palesi stock So 80 bales ,as, OF,
NFw.ORLEANs 2S.-C0tton hrm; Midduns. WI
Low Middiing o., Good Ordinary. 8; net receipts $3.50
bales gross so baesi Exports TO Great Britain ASt
halaa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-29
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

Not q shred of news was received yesterday
from the oil fields to the nakcdness OF local
speculation In crude certificates. Higher prices wers
but tho gain the close Of Saturday waa
less than cent and character OF the market re-
ected no change The advance figures of the develop
ment work in the oil regions this month Subject u
official revison), as received By Watson Gibson show
nm increase "a In the number or rigs up ana pullcs
pgs 70 in the wells drilling, 90 in the wells completed
and 4O2 barrels In the daily new production
AS we remarked in yesterdays columns the gain In new
production not eet the decline In old production
The market ended at about the best figures OF the day.
The range OF prices ana the total dealings at tho
Consolidated Exchange were as follows:
Opening lOO4 lowest.
Highest .1014 Final l0lls
There wss no change in the price Of refined oil.
BRADFORD, PENN Sept. 28-Crude Oil-National Tran
ait Certificates opened at 1908 and closed at 101 |;
highest price. 101 lowest price. 100. Clearanoes.
$4,000 barrels.
omCrrY, Penn. Sept. 25.-Crude oll-National Tran
aft Certificates opened at 100 and closed at 101:
HIGHEST price l0I; lowest price, 997s Sales,
1889 900 barrels cearances. 100000 barrels runs.
60 500 bbls. shipments. es,4O3 barrels; charters,
AZ, S57 barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-29
Excursions.
legal Notices

NOTICE TO BONDHOLDERS.-Th State OF
~ Ohio Coumbiana County. I'm the Court 81 Common
Pleas John Burns County Treasurer OF Columbian
County, Ohio vs. the SewoYork Plttsourg oncaso hai
way Company, and Henry Day, Trustees &c:
10 the First Mortgage BOndhoders OF the atove named Com
Under and by Of an order entered In the above
are hereby required 10 produce
either ,oo p.o.,--.. So,w
18th OF October, $780, between
the hours OF II o'clock, a. m and o'clock p m, or
AT the Office OF w. f. McCook. esq room "a Bakewe Law
Building Pittsburg PENN the 9TH Day or october Iooo'
between the hours of 10 O'Clock O. and p. m, OF
INV once New. Lisbon the 18th day OF october,
1885 between the OF 10 o'clock and O'Clock p
ia
The mortgage bonds Of the above named company nea
OF any other such bonds claimed BY OF any
NN"' $1,000 X. w. TAYLER, Referee
New.Lisbon, Ohio. Sept. II, 1855.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-29
RAILROAD LAisN lNpS'


IoNDoy sent 2s-I23O y m-COn.lis. 81 1915 for both
money account: Atlantic ana Great Wescrd Frat
Tortgagc Ceihcatcs ~ do. second MortFnge
sI4 Paclo 49, y; lric, II; do second Ccnso-
Cs Mexican Ordinary, ia. Newly ORR Cchtfai, loI -
Pennsylvania 5Z5i Kclfng %
sept 23.@:3O n-lails adylces qnoe 1hTcO Fer Cent
Rentea AZ NJ france - centmcs for tho account.
4pm-AtRntc and Great Western FIRST Mortgage Trus
tees Certificates 31A. do. Second Mortgage l. Canadian
Pacific 46k; ETe, l7ls; do second Co1sols 7O2 Illinois
Central 1881: Mexican Ordinary ~ = ST. Paul Common
~ 4: New. Central. lOl hsi Pennsylvania, ORA
Pans avices quote exchange on LONDON ~ 20 francs % y
ccntiiucs for chccks.
balance TODAY IL AS.OOO
p.mPars aiv1ccs quote IhFeo per cens Eehtes al
% confines FOR the account.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-29

sALEs-M Goldsmith ls Virginia steers ,s!7 10. at
$40 $SS b. at 80 as q do li7S ~ at "a s6 II
rs g sS b 81
Mssf gS'sIa 9S g. f. 3 s
Virginia g. r a, g e. 81 o. l y n at s. Sa Is
D. WaIei u Colorado steers. 100 n at 81 80 y do.
atss yo IS Texans 900 70, at IS III % do, Ol3 r. at
a. b. % 19?E s2G steer sss; s s. 49,
s Sc s7 e R1i
1880 So IS at p vifS "a stesfs 1875 AZ %
DO 40 ~ a. ID TO- DO $50 a. s'SSi do sIt ~ r.
g. e &: , 4 I aj e ne
d. 27 fs 800 Liar q + -! q Do; disS q
- io ~ 20 cOiorados, i:ois +, At . l2la
u do T. 5ss.'E At "a fsGi%SsS SiSe s. s. 81
40 l25 e. at Il 6fs 10 DO iiss b. at & jS' 80 do i53
a! g S u Do III 4 Rat v ri steers u nt
. chfsso a. 40 2 3 At z ' 4 Na, ESlo GS "a
+. Ct = 49, = and o. cent. per Bq ~
sfN Sson 40 - Kcnucty Steers ss6 r. at IS 60
rFR o SO 6SS % "a - IS H. s So 81 30 Do At 2 S
50 ana $50 oo 2q DO Z ad q s 5J Co. GGE NJ at
G Kahn - KSntaky steers LAS =, at s. Gej % DO
l3 n 50 - 40 SS 40 90 ,7 \ GT 80 a st
s,oSks5s S,5 ats5 n.., ,,vo boon r.oevo, ,,o
past week The continues Hight and prices barely
From $50 TO 500 per head has been paid for com
SAIyGsN RecSip. head nearly all at const De
pTlcc. last week sold 2S$S baitek
FED Caves % At n and e2@mon to Choice Veas ut
ssss HalienbacS 100 irassers, 22G n. OF
$50 10 ats sc 2Go 2a5 r. at &c veas go h. At SCI
49, fs az at e. 3d. 49, S e &C. &c. YS S E. at IA
plcpbeck Dcwey 100 GTassers 2l5 ~ at 29c; 81 do.
2o3 H. at q SCI. ado 29 D. at 2'ei . 40 299 b. at Sc
70 Fel Calves, 2G7 ~ g. o az Veal9 27i ~ at
7c Il DO $50 ~ ~ DO 1877 ~ at 7ac % DO 40 70,
Hume G Mullen: o? veals l7t ~ at Sc 20 d. lSg r. at
2s$ n at G i 70 F DO al siys. q gG 81 dG 9I3 r.
$50 $50 e & g g. Sc aS s n s
Ishss Wright % 20 vsals IG7 n; Ct Sc DO .sC N,
"a dtas'eT, 2'l ~ 1G at 2' at u Do 100
Welsh Kirby CO.. 7veas 40 n. at 7iqc Grassers
rassers 30 10 294c 50 10. 2iS b. at 2Sc do 200 .
j. e sadcr 6 Co.: svoalS 100 10 at7ci do $40 b. at
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Recepts were 10 cars. OF 1890
6Oth and 80 at Jersey city Trade
& To- qf c I d%s for and o n the
c but the bulk Of tho business wisat d5c oroIdner;
Prime. Common to Prime sheep ranged from to c
about cars Of Choice OHIO wcther' taken for export
Sos So at 4o d. g at
ilc lo7 Cqnsla Ismgs y ~ It cSe SO4 DO 81 p st &c
S SnS emBs 70 70 at S 50 stale Sheep and Iaaps 50 P
20 " % sAfS9 dSd s. % s o. so m
90 81 b az Sac lO5 DO. lOi ID. at 31c; Bucks 1870 10.
Walsh Kirby Co $50 ohiSs sheep and Lambs, u p at
200 sheep and Lambs q NJ at 10 ll2 Pennsylvania
do US is Psnnraa Sheep and q Lambs
n tate Lamb. q r. 40 Sc l5s DO 81 e at
a! iG ~ FcnnsyIysnls Limbs 80 n At 5S' 25S siaq
sheep Do LIS so y at SHS s ID p
at Sici y 90 % Mat 81 do. IS b. tSLc IS do, 81
iaSascsE s. Davis ss LAMBS. 7g p Ct Sss;
5 "a 70 M e s.s So e e. 81 soS at g
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-29
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rlu.r, Vessels att R1ilr1Ifa.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CoFFEE-spot Rio quiet and steady at $50 Tor iair
$50 bags Sirius sold private terms Opilons meIe
fairy active and owing TO an advance OF hG 3 IS oo
bags and THIS tended prevent any advance SAFES o.
$4,000 Dags closing steady follows september oYUV
Gib, October 600 0865; November 6.0O0Gy5 Decenl-
ber 6gs97r0 January 7ooa 1905 February oS ao
Central American and $50 Maracaibo on private terms
COTTON-SpOt Cotton steady and more active NeW
Coz toa was oainab at 5lGc under tho appended quote
The sales were lt56 bales Gao saturday evening
consumption Receipts at the ports TO-DAY ooo
bales against 2i744 day last week and 81 6S last year
September l. 1871 050 bales against 2ooi ior 'no
aatue 1Od last