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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-11-12
Pailas para Ingenio.

Las hay de todos tamafios lejftimas
de Carron, hasta 500 galones, en- 81
almacen de ,os Sres Amell Jesiiiiaa Y
cs de Aguadil!s, Pea mas porme-
a2sss !!as.a. s.:..:.si.ss I las Gltas9s .nQgaa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-11-12
OLA FAMA." f"
Fdbrica de PastaS de tedas cldses de To.
mds Ratera, 2. Lt'seG.

Ell dueAo de este acredtado ESTABLISHMENTS anun-
ella favorecedores al pubico en- general que
hobiendO hecho una gran reforma dicha fabrica,
parael mayor adeantoy meoras de industria, sx
pendera los 6deos 4 los precios sguientss; Ia cass
$40, ga 4 50 y ga So, las caias.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-11-12
BNFERMEDADES DE Los MINIS
JARABE DE RABANO KOOADO
De GRIMAU ULT farnsGce"tico en- PWts

Reemplaza acknowledgements e aceite de bacalaO Y
tiene sobre este las inmenEas venajas siguientes
d6ss igual contiene OdO, que aquel todo el muu
do (sobretOdo los nin0s) 10 toma sin la repu9
nGmcia.
Els uno de los agentes mas poderosos que Sc oonocen
para modi6car los temperamentos tatcOsy 1lra rapi
damente todas las afecciones que proviensL
de la sangre tales e raq@tts1so, pGtdez, Su
eticaca tiene precio todos los cuidados Ia de-
hcados que exge la sGL&d de los niaOs, y ;cCton
curatva prodlgiosa en- las Intermediates del pechl
las afecciones de la piel la hinchazon de las gaa
dulas del cuellO. l-zs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-11-12
Imprenta
DE NJ. BALLEsrER0S.
MAYAGUEZ.

Sc imprmen en- precios verdadsramente mddicOs, to-
da clase de trabajos por difices que parszcan.
PsOggdmGs caTetes para todo genero de sspectaenlo
Los trabajos que sc hagan de nOche syrirdn alte
rac;on e, los recios sendo guaes los que cobreu
or al da,.-Calls de la Csndslaria udm. IL. 2S "a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-11-12
Unguento Holloway.

Este moomparable Balssmo sana los MALES DE
PIERNAS y lie PGCHO, las Llagas Antlguas, y aun
esas Ulcerss cuyO orgen convene mencionar en-
un anuucio pnblico. Para tOdas las EkUPCIONES
cutaneas no hay remediO igual al UNHUENrO HO-
LLOWAY, al que millarss deben la salvsci0n tsuto
de sns Braaos Y Piernss como de Au exl.tencis.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-11-12
] PRECIos DE ANUNcIOs.

pabic9ndose hasta veces,
e ~ centayos exceda de los sLos precios
seran dobes cuan hayan de pubcarse
qruesoa en- A n6meros tpos los de nas-Por
eses amos se pos onvenciOnales Los
uicados se cobra Ia nea presa AnuncOs CONN
aicados adssntRdos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-11-12
Anun.cio

y ssnds una casa terrera de bastantes comodides,
eonsiTsda, sta en- Ia Gale de la Fortaleza; tam
ssa ssnden yarios muebIe usados. para precios
.slOnas ntormarAn en- la tieRda La Perla," Gale
: .SsEas esguina { Ia de la Fortaleza. IL
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-11-12
Giro de Letras,

Sobre CadiS, Ssvilla Madrid, B&roslous, Malaga,
Coruiia, Santsnder, San Sebastian Valencia, por
oantidadss de $25 adssnts corta vista gran los
que snscriben.
Puerto-Rico 18 de Fsbrsro de 1875.-Iriarts, Her.
mano de Caraoena. v, ~.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-11-12
IDtureSante 4 los RaCendad0.

NJ. Rabainne hiio de Pohcs, tisheh psrrillas PAL
las eiitmas de Carron de los galonsges siguientes:
500 45O 400, $50, 300, $50, 200, $50 ITO; 10 que
-ealizan precios m6dicos.-Poncs, octubrs 10 de
1876
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-11-12
Heise, Kraemer = O.,
MAYA9UEZ,.

GIRAN SOBRE LONDRES, HAM
BURGO Y NUEVA-YORK; TAMBIEN
A CORTA VISTA SOBkE MADRID,
BARCELONA, ALICANTE, MALAGA,
GRANADA, ALMER1A, SEvILLA 7
VALENCIA. - '@s''s
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-11-12
Para la Habana 8 pa

ra Cadiz Malaga Alicante desea encontrar un Aete
que aceptara sondiciones muy ventajosas para Ell
cargador, e bergann espano "J6ven Pepita" de tres
mil quntales de porte. Drigirse sus consignataros
S. Conill y Cs-Sau Justo ,esquina la Luna 1-6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-11-12
Seder{a s.

En el establecimiento "El Telegrafo", ss aoaba d.
inportar variado y extenso surtido de tafstanes
asgros de coorss, razos, gr6s de Suez pao d. seda
opinss seds torcida para cossr en- madsonss; cuyos
ggs gss y ss.ssslsa rsss .sa g. Y. y. 2IsRgl d 'a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-11-12
I'll deScubrnnHnto mas prande del SigIOI
Egyptian Hair Coloring.
No, es en- tisate.
No es en- tinte.

la vez que cumple con cuanto ofrecen Sc propo.
la nhnidad de artlculos que haan de venta no
asemea nada las composicones espesas turbias
de azure de acetate de plomo nj los Tnes para el
Cabello, cuyas propiedade dependen del Nitrate de
plata de Otros metales venenosos, porque
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-11-12
Consulado BritAnico.

Segun disposition del Gobernador Brit6nioo on los
dias de correspondence para Europa las cartas Sc
traeran este COnsulado hasta la del dia sin mu.
ia hasts las multa de 10 centavOs Dor car.
ia, excepto las que echen e buzon CON los ssos
SngLeses nsceeariOs,
Ctando eI franqueo fOrxoso y las cartas puesta.
su sl buzOn NO SON anqueedss pueden envtadzs
pOr el vapOr ingl6s.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-11-12
Diserente de otra preparedness,


No deja mancha en- la pel en- la ropa.
No ennegrece los Ornamentos de orc 8 plata.
No deja capa nsoluble de azufre de acetate de
plata en el cabello, que es nocivo desagradable.
No destruye la vitadad del cabeo, nj causa la cal
veie premature, como 10 hacen otras prepar aciones
No atecta de ningun modo la salud, como 10 han he
chO Jtras p1cIaraooues nctdit0ar AIaT.
mante hasta el extreme de lamar la atencOn del p1-
bico la prensa periodical amonestandOle contra
No requere el usO continue de acetes nj pomadas
para conrarar la aspereza los eectos secantas
secuentes al uso de preparedness nocivas.
Las virtudes y ventAjas
DEL EGYPTIAN HAIR COLORING
consisten en- que NO TIENE SEDIMIENVO; % tras-
parente mpiO La persona mas delicads pueds hsaro
sin e eve riesgo la salud. Quita la caspa; evta
la cada del cabelIO restabece vitaldad cuando 80
ha marchtado por el de compOsiciOnes veneosss;
evita la calvoie; RESTAURA AL CABELLO SU
COLOR NATURAL BIEN HAYA SIDO PERDI-
DO POR LA EDAD, ENFERMEDAD, . POR
OTRA CAUSA CUALQUlERA, cOnssrvandolo en- la
misma condicion saludabls de la juventud.
Unico agente en- la Capital el Lcdo. d. Miguel G.
Ledssma, calle de San rancisco, mum. 81.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-11-12

gisdos para Ia descoralacion defecacion del gus-
apo producidas por e acido sulfuroso aplicsdo por
- una inyecsiou de vapor.
Las personals interesadas en- su adquisicion pueden
dhsirse Jose Beaapied, Concordia 23, Mayagaez,
! p dsnde encontraran tamben de venta y de OCCASION
Se sfectos sieuieutes.
Ua nagnffcO alambique de vapor de dos pipas dia-
~ q iabrca de Mac Onie y Mrrla Otro alambique
aeea se De Egrot contindo, al vapor de dos pipas
IN tacho al vapor aire libre para haeer e trabajo
a asaairo svapOradoras una paila mnltitnbular de
movies de patente fabricado por Ia casa Mirrles,
,sh Watson de las dimensiones siguientesi IL pies
sfgo 8 pies de diametro noventa tubos de pull
ss msnos cuarta. Esa paila no be trabalado nunca:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-11-12

E conoCldo sscultor D. savio Bfiiiss, de euyos sra
bsjOs msdsra tanso ha ocupado en- sos sntsfis.
res Ia prensa de eOta Capital ha vuso abrr au tass
de escultura, pintura, dorado abrsa de sspsivs On
Ia calls do 10 Fortalssa mum. donds 20 Vvcs lus
trado pdblico de toda la Isla. ,s1--.
Rsstaur. lu, sspsios que easen Ga NAL sstadO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-11-12

Pabass ps6doo domngOa microbes viernss
DO xigen las crcunstanas acances supsnsnO
gdis aos .euscriptcres. Cfah arH snf et4
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-11-12
PRECIOs DE SUBSCRIPTION.

POr aho $40 IL i-POr ssia $3.50 censavoA-Po,
imsstrs S3POr rsales en- Ia Capital sss
de IslaPOr Peninsula extrsngero nvande
psr6dico franco porte ing S5 un
en- Ia isla de Cuba $l2.
Las suscrpcOnes pagan ssmprs po los susp
Puedsn sntsndsrss los
ministracion. -.
81 BOLxTN snvis tOdas parties franco ds pOrss
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-11-12

Les Sres. Blanes J G. a
del comercio de Mayagiies giran se:.
bre Bsrcelons Palma dsNallogca ,
su.!quis! :!ge pueblo g sgaa!!s y! ls Il!
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-12-23
From Abroad.

BY an explosion in the coal mine at
Mathley, near Leeds, Eng, on the 9th, six
men were killed.
Under London date Of the 18th it is
stated the grain trade in the French provinces
is improving, while the Belgian, Dutch, Ger
man and Russian markets are reported steady
\ private telegram from Egypt states
that on demand OF the British government the
Egyptian men OF war will be recalled from
Zanzibar and the expedition TO Abyssuia will
confne itself 10 eXaciing satisfaction, after
which the troops are 10 return to Egypt.
The election of Senators by the French
Assembly is in progress On the 18th the FOL.
lowing were elected: MN. de Laveruue,
Joures Berthault, Rayer Calmon, Oscar de La
tayetie, Reimilly Luro and Tribert. OF these
Rayer was the cand date of the Left. All
the others were nominated by the Left Centre.
Thursday, the 9th at Walnut Bend,
Ark, 90 miles lelow Memphis, 0. ~ Thomp.
sou was shot and killed by John +. Smith, in
a quarrel about wages Smith was tried and
acquitted, it being shown that Thompson was
shooting at him when ne fired with a shot gun.
Both Were Nirginians. Thompson's wife sta.
ted he had killed tour men since they were
married
The United States vessels ordered from
the East Indies 20 the Mediterranean compose
detached squandron under command of Rear
Admiral Lambert, the combined crews mum.
herring over 5000 men. The fleet will proceed
the Mediterranean through the Suez canal,
aud will he the first who e squandron belong
ING 70 a foreign power which has passed
through the canal
The Star and Herald, Of Panama, re.
ports twelye.oared cutter race ia the haibor
OF Calloa, between the crews OF the United
States steamer Richmond, and Peruvian
man.oi-war. which was won by the Peruyians
by 200 yards The distance was two miles and
the purse =, goo in gold The Americans used
aresulaiiou boat belonging 10 the Richmond.
while the Pcruyians pulled boat built for
racing and zoo poands lighter.
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J. S. Vanvalkenburg, editor of the Sid
new, o., Democrat, formerly OF the fremont
Messenger, died at his residence in Sidney, o.,
the l4th. Deceased was member Of the last
constitutional convention of Ohio.
Gen. Babcock failed to put in his ap.
pearance at St. Louis TO plead to the indict-
ment against him, on the 18th, as was expect.
ed. The court thereupon ordered a notice to
be served on Babcoek to appear and plead to
the Indictment January 18th.
The book writing Of Col. Joyce, in the
Missouri peuitentiary, has been interiered with
by his being a. signed to the monitorship of the
negro gallery, in which arduous II not honor
able position he succeeds colored gentleman
who has been transferred to the Leayenworth
prison.
The committee of the Arkansas Legis-
ature, all Democrats but one, appointed to in
yestgate the election OF S. w. Dorsey to the
United States Senate, have made a report ex-
oneratng that gentlemen Of the charge OF bril-
berry or other corrupt means to secure his
election.
Ex-Mayor Oakley Hall of New York
City made his debut in theatricals at Pork
Theatre, Saturday evening the 18th, in the
play of"The Crucible." The theatre was
crowded in every part by the best representa-
tive people OF the city, who awarded the de-
butans most enthusiastic reception.
Senator Mcmillan, Of Louisiana, has
written q letter TO Governor McBnery, in
which he says he deems il his duty to with
draw his credentials from the Sedkte, and ten
ders through Governor McEnery to the Demo-
cratic Conservative and Liberal people OF
Louisiana the trust committed TO his hands.
The Senate, IN executive session the
10th, confirmed J. Madison Wells TO he sur
veyor OF the port OF New York after q discus
sion Of several hours The vote of confrma-
ton was strictly party, except that Christian
cy, of Michigan, voted no, Booth, of Caliior-
MIA, aye, and Paddock, Of Nebraska, RETAINED
from voting.
TIL following nominations Of the Pres.
ide have been confirmed by the Senate ::
nuel d. Pratt of Indiana, Commissioner Of
Internal Revenue Edward 5. Tobey, Post
master at Boston; r. Holland Duen OF New
York, Commissioner ofPatents; G. NJ. Emery
OF Tennessee, Governor OF Utah James S.
Clarkson, Postmaster at Des Moines, Iowa.
The counting of the ballot in the ma
yorality contest of ST. Louis resulted in ma
jority of n for 0verstolz, the contestant This
result was reached by throwing out all dupli-
cate votes, several hundred OF which were
found in the ballot boxes. Overstolz has now
to show how many of these duplicate votes
were fraudulent before the council will be able
to reach final determination.
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Casualties.

A terrible explosion occurred on the
10th in a coal mine at Franoures, near Mons,
Belgium, by which 10 miners are reported
killed.
Thousands Of unemployed men in Mon
treal are so near starvation as to threaten bread
riots. A conmunistic association has been
| formed, and unless the government furnishes
work or food, serious troubles are likely to
occur
The verdict Of the jury in the case Of
the steamship Deutschland, recently wrecked
in the English channel, through loss of reck-
oning by the captain, find that such loss was
occasioned by the storm, and relieve him OF
any criminal responsibility.
II is now asserted that 200 persons
were killed and wounded by the Bremerhaien
dynamite explosion It is also stated that
Thompson, before his death, confessed that a
similar dynamite package to that prepared for
the Bremenhaien was placed on the steamship
Saler, which sailed from Southampton and
Bremerhaten for New York on the 10th.
The coroner's jury in tho case Of the
recent accident on the New FORK Central rail-
road, at East Buffalo. by which two men were
killed aud number of passengers badly in
jured, to-day rendered a verdict that II. Wood
aud James Daily came to their deaths through
the contemplate false economy piacticed by
the New York Central and Hudson River rail
way companies.
The Mississippi steamer U. S. Pike,
with a cargo Of 99T bales OF cotton, 20S hogs
heads OF sugar, 593 barrels OF molasses and
other freight, burned while lying at the wharf
at New Orleans on the night Of the 10th.
Several persons on the boat were badly burned
and number Of deck hands, whoare missing,
doubtless jumped overheard and were
drowned. The boat and cargo were valued al
| 100000; insured for S5O, 900.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-12-23
SUMMARY OF THE NEWS.



Four Of the bread rioters at Montreal
on the 18th were on the next day sentenced to
six months imprisonment at hard labor.
The case of Burbach & Reynolds, rec
tifels OF Milwaukee, for conspiracy to defraud
the government, was given to the jury on the
afternoon Of the 18th, who, after being out
eight and Lalf hours, returned a verdict OF
guilty.
Ex.Superyisor James II. Hill Of Indian
apolis, on trial for derrauding the revenue in
crooked whisky, has been found guilty Of the
second and third counts, and not guilty on all
the other counts. A motion for q new trial is
to be made.
David Robbins, the Bear River wife
murderer, was executed at Digby, N. s., on
the 18th The prisoner expressed penitence
and forgiveness toward all He died without
a struggle. His Last words were, "God have
mercy on me, a miserable sinner"
On Tuesday information was laid be-
fore a United States CommissioneratS ST. LOUIS,
alleging that Supervisor Meyer, successor OF
Mcdonald, has so far followed in the footsteps
Of his predecessor as to neglect to report frauds
upon the revenue, OF which he became cogni-
zant in September last.
Between four and five clock on the
morning OF the 18th, the U. S. express car on
the st. Louis, Kansas City & Northern train
was robbed at a point some ten miles from St.
Louis Of so, 900 to 500, 900 in money and goods.
Charles Kinkaid, the messenger, who was
asleep when the robbers entered the car, was
seized and thrust into packing case, emptied
for that purpose, in which he was locked, and
from which he was only released on the arrival
OF the train at st. Louis.
John A. Fnney, a commission mer.
chant Of Pit.sburg, Pa, was arrested on the
18th on requisition from Gov. Allen Of Ohio
for fraudulent practices in soliciting consign.
ments Of flour, grain and other produce from
the Western States, remittances on which were
indefinitely postponed from time to time, with
intent to delraud shippers. A number Of -four
mills and merchants in Wisconsin, Ohio, Iii
nois and other Western States are heavy losers
i being alleged that Finney has in three year.
amassed fortune of S75 900.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-12-23
Congressional.

DEC. l4.A long discussion was had in the
Senate on the proposition to withdraw the Gre
dentals of w. L. Mcmillan, OF Louisiana.
which was finally agreed to by a vote of 80 to
20 Among the many memorials and pc
titions presented was one by Senator Window
Tor the improvement ofthe Fox and Wiscon-
sin rivers.
A large number of bills were introduce in
the House, among which we're, one for the
amendment TO the constitution prohibiting the
use OF school money for sectarian purposes ::
TO repeal the act for the RESUMPTION Of specie
payments TO amend the act relating TO post
Gae on printed matter: to reduce the standing
army and three bills relating 10 the tenure OF
the presidential Office
Dec. l5.-The Senate was engaged through
the entire day in Considering resolutions. One
providing for the investigation OF charges OF
fraud in tie late Mississippi election, was laid
over one day ; another regarding the whisky
prosecutions was withdrawn. Senator Morton
offered series of concurrent resolutions de-
filming the rights Of States under the constitu-
ton, but the Senate adjourned without debate
In the House the department bill regulating
the postage on printed matter was referred to
the postal committee. resolution that no
further subsidies should be granted by Con-
gress was adopted by vote Of 293 to ga A
resolution declaring against the third term
prlr cipal was adopted by vote of 222 to Is.
After the introduction OF large number OF
bills the House adjourned TO Friday.
DEC. l6.--The day was spent by the Senate
in considering resolutions regarding election
frauds in Alabama and Mississippi. Senators
Morton, Bayard aud Thurman joined in pro-
longed discussion over that relating to Miss
issippi, but the subject was postponed for the
day The House was not in session.
DEC. l7.-Senator Edmunds introduced a
resolution for the election OF Vice President
pro TEN. on the 18th OF January. This is to
give opportunity for discussion Of the law re-
lating to the case.
In the House several unimpOrtant bills were
introduced. Mr. Oliver introduced bill for
bridg ng the Missouri at Sioux City; Mr. Dun
nell, 10 ascertain the amount due Minnesota
for suppressing the Indian massacre Mr.. Kid
der. to establish the territory of Pembina
Both houses adjourned to Monday.
DEC. 20-Robert II. Mari, OF Louisiana, pre-
scented credentials to the Senate, as McEnery's
successor to Mcmillan. Senator Ferry was
elected president OF the Senate until Jan eth.
The Democratic vote was cast for Thurman.
Among the new bills was one to transfer the
Indian bureau to the war department. After
some further business and an executive
session the Senate adjourned to Jan. 9Th.
The House listened to the reading of the
names ofthe committees appointed by Speaker
Kerr, and adjourned to the 9th proX.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-12-23
Miscellaneous.

Gov. Porter of Tennessee has addressed
letter to the large holders OF State bonds,
stating the inability OF the State to pay the
forthcoming January interest.
The Italian committee on the American
centennial exhibition have received six hun
dred applications for space in the Italian de.
partment. A larger part Of the exhibitors will
send works OF art
Col. Joyce, in prison at Jefferson City,
No., having seen the story about his mothers
being destitute in Chicago, writes that he
thought her dead twenty years ago, but prom
ises to provide for her hereafter.
DR.. Linderman, director of the United
States Mint, in his official report, recommends
that the proposed branch mint, it be solely
to coin silver, be located at indianapolis, but if
to coin both gold and silver that il be located
at st. Louis.
Mcrrimon explains the pension bill he
introduced in the House by stating that it does
not propose the granting OF pensions to Con.
iederate soldiers, as has been supposed, but to
such persons as drew pensions on account Of
the war OF 1912 and the Mexican war who for
ieited their claims by participating in the re-
bellion.
Judge Van Brunt Of New York, who,
after securing divorce from his wife. went to
Europe, as was reported, with Miss Jennie
Bell. an actress with whom he had been quite
familiar, and was there married to the actress,
contrary TO the laws of New York, under
which he cannot contract legal marriage, has
returned home. lie refuses to give any ex.
PLANTATION or defense of his conduct.
1t is now reported that the Postmaster
General has before him an official paper pro-
posing that the present postage law remain
precisely as 1t is, except to exclud,
from the operations OF the act Of Congress in
creasing rates on third class matter, all tran
silent newspapers and magazines, unsealeC
circulars aud prospectuses, and expressly fl
the rates Of these as they were before the in
crease
Judge Wickham Of the U. s. Circu
Court at st. Louis, has dissolved the injunction
granted last May restraining city register Walsl
from delivering the ballot box to the city coun
ell, aud dismissed the bill. This places tn
contest OF Henry Overstolz against James II
Brittcn, for mayor, back into the city council
and that body viii doubtless proceed with tn
contest and decide Which OF these two gentle
men was elected mayor at the special election
Last Nav
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Commercial Matters.

81. PAUL, December 20.
Wheat steady at previous quotations St.
Paul extra Sl.OO; No. /, csc no ., GOO; re-
jected zoe
Dressed ilogs-The market Is very active at
7Se for 600 pounds and over
Beef market is duh The demand is very
light from the numbering districts, ana lots car
ried over from last week find slow sales at any.
thing over Sc. Fresh killed, vel. dressed aud
Cat, quotable at " csc by the side.
Corn Receipts Of oldyery light; some new
arriving and Offering at 45Ri7c, bulk lots on
track.
Oats, Unchanged and receipts liberal.
Salsa at bg3Gc, bulk lots ON track: 4O1 from
store
Poultry MMket-There Is considerable in
Quiry for iresh.killed lots at Sggc Tor turkeys
and 6g7c for chickens, Old stale lots are sold
at almost any price offered.
Eggs Market unchanged. Fresh laid at
22s2Jc; lined lsG?0c.
Bnt,er-Receipts continue large and prices
do not improve We quote dairy packed at
2o825c; store packed l6glSc ami shipping
grades !? Gi4c.
Cheese unchanged AZ l2Ql3c.
Apples steady At last weeks quotaiiols.
Good Michigan at ~ per larrc.
MILWAUKEE, December 20
i:i5p.M No. St04A, No. 9gss 4. No. 3
S3Ac; December 9SS January g9c Februa.
ry 1905 hard sl.iO, No. extra 1905 Bar.
ley sl05 cash and December and SLO3 for Jal
uary. Dressed hcSs heavy and weak packers
offer : ! Csc.
CmcAGo, December 20.
l.l5 ?. M--pork s,eadier with fair demand