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artlculo de Redaccion.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-07-18

De los colegas de San Thomas tradu-
cimos los que siguon
n. York, julio 13. FL Giobe de Lon
dres desmiante la noticia de Ia proyec-
tada dimision da Lord BeaconsfieTd.
Dice I'm despaello russo que los turcos
fueron derrotados al intcntar sitiar L
Bayazid.
Los directories del Banco de Inglater-
IA han reducido ell tipo del descuento al
dos por ciento.
n York IA Ell corresponsal del IL
mes en- Asia Menor dice que Kars es
inexpugnable, y anade que las tropas que
la guarnecen estan en- buenas condicio-
nes, siendo muy capaz Y bien educada
la ofcialidad.
Mulktar Pachi, general en- jefe del
.eiercito del Asia, esta atrincherando su
campamento V hacienda todos los pre-
paratlvos para una campana de inyier-
no.
Ha sido averiado un ponton russo que
Sc habia colocado sobre ell Danubio Ell
Simnitza.
Ell corresponsal del Daily Telrg,uph
en- Constantinopla dice que contin1a Ia
pelea en- Pleona v Monastir llevando
ventaja los tureos.
La suspension de las sesiones en- las
Clmaras griegas Sc interprota en- los
circulos diplomaticos como indiciod dc que
Ia Gran Breta na esta ayndando rev Jcr-
sc 4 dominar ell paltido de la guerra.
MERCADoS.
\. York A. Azticar cristalizada 93 4
1oi cts, lb. Regular a buen refno O.. 4
:. Orc 1851 a..
Londres id Cristalizada { |, 13 ch.
9p. Mascabado { l, ) ch. 8 p. Habana
lmero II, t l, 10'ch. Consolidados in
gleses 94s I. Franceses 70. 10.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-07-18

90 m viaie los Estados- Unidos, de
Nueya-Y FORK regres6 otra vez a Cuba,
donde ha permanecido durante los me-
ses de abril y mayo. Viene ahora & Es-
paiia con objeto de conocer nuestro pals
tratar q sus hombres politicos mas
importantes.
-El sefor obispo de Haiti, durante su
excursion por la isla de Cuba, ha tenido
OCCASION de conocer al general Martinez
Campos, que lie h,. obsequiado mucho, Y
de quien hace los mayores elogios Es
de suponer que aproyechara su perma-
nencia en- Madrid, que acaso no sea lar
ga, para visitar al Sr Canoyas del Cas-
tillo & los .demas ministries.
La Junta directiva del partido mode
RADIO histCrico ha nombrado secciones
que entiendan en- los asunt9s de politica,
imprenta, Hacienda, organization del
partido.
DE La Correspondence
"Parece que ha sido detenido en- Sc
villa un brigadier que Sc dice Sc hallaba
complicado en- Ia causa que sc ha segui-
do con motive de Ia Ultima conspira-
cion descubierta, y que Sc fugo de la
rte. I"
En- el pueblo de Villalva Sc ensaya-
ron el 27 los aparatos inventados por el
Sr. CAmara para la extinction de la Ian
costa.
Los resultados practicos del ensayo
no correspondieron al objeto propuesto
una yez mas Sc vieron defraudadas
las esperanzas de aquellos que creyeron
haber encontrado un remedio q esa
funesta playa. La idea en- que esta ba-
sado el mecanismo es acceptable, pero
se neceSita de todas maneras introducir
crandes reformas ell los mencionados
aparatos, 81 SO quiere que produzcan al
gun efecto en- los especiales y lmitados
casos en- que su empleo puede ser con-
yeniente. 1amentable es, sin duda, que
81 resultado de la prueba no haya sido
el que Sc apetecia y ell que deseaba la
Direccion do Agriculture, cuyo cello en-
cnestienes tan vitales para los intereses
del pals es realmente plausible.
--Parsce que Ia Guardia civil ha con-
ducido San Sebastian IL joyenes de
Mondragon que insultaron al obispo de
las diocesis su paso por aquel pueblo
Y el de Salinas, habiendo sido encerra-
dos en- 9. castillo Y sometidos d la auto
ridad miitar.
Del resamen de las eantidades, yalo-
res ! derechos de los principales artlcu-
los importados en- la Peninsula Y Balea-
res en- noviembre ultimo, que hasta el ~
no publica la Gacetd, resultsn 81, ,6SS, ,693
pesetas ' S, 5,8lS, ,44S de derechos, es decir,
1,521, $50 y 1.369,675 mas respectiya-
monte que en- noviembre de 1875, ha-
biendo contribuido principalmente al
slka de derechos las aduanas de las pro-
vincias de Alicante, Barcelona, Cadiz,
Gnizpdzcoa, Huesca, Malaga, M1rcia,
Esyilln, Valencia, Vizcaya y Baleares.
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&
nos de la Peninsula, Z irian desapare-
ciendo esas rtlaciones intimas cordia-
les que hoy tienen, 1nicamente por la
question mercantil con los mercados de
los Estados-U -Unidos, ( donde sc ven obi
gados { II para tratar con sus cansocios
y hasta para educar 4 sus hijos La
navegacion, como es consiguiente, sien-
do libre la introduction de los azticares,
o gravandolos con un pequeno derecho,
Sc haria en- bandera espanola, y no ve-
riamos con dolor que no es la bandera
espahola la que Sc lleva los frutos de
Puerto-Rico. Pero hay mas, senores );
refnerias hay en- la Peninsula que estdn
seis meses del ano cerradas por falta de
materia prima. 10 cual no sucederia de
clarando librt Ia introduction.
{ Continudd.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-07-18

Mo p6blico para enagenarios cd pGiliea snbas-
Ia para conseryarlos como monles p1blicos
segnn conyenga.
80 Tod0s los terrenos que hoy sean montes
5 catctales eSt&n deStinadOs q Otro cultiyo.
que en- 1870 aparecieran como baIdios del Es-
tafl3 hoy esteli en- poder de particulares qse
nj tengan tftnlos de propieslad niprdeben ore
los han adqnhido Iegalmenle mediante conce-
sion yenta hccla por el misme Eetado, se
venderdn en- pdblica snbasta ihgresanslo su va
lor en- n Tesoro
A. Sc exceptuarsn de fcha Yenta los ferre-
nos que eonvcnsa que esten pebIados de afbo-
lado, va porque sean impropios para el cultiyo
agrario, ya por Ia intluencia benefca que eier-
cen en- el elima, Ell la sugecion de las tierTas
contra hs inundacioles y los torrentes, g.
DchoS trrrcn0s potlladOs de arbolado seran
coasilerados V somctiilos las nlsmas dispos.
cioncs dc las 0rlenanzas del Rasno para los
demis montcs pdbllcos.
s. En- cuanto Sc determine el dcslinde de
un monte pdblico sc procedera sa am0i0na-
miento para evitar on 10 slcesvo las intru-
stones las dudas que la lngar Ia fiaciofiHde
los linites, cuando esta sc hace de una nanera
coniiSa NAL dctcEmnlada.
g. DeSpueS de verliiead0 el deslindc Y amOj0-
naniento tanto dc los mOntes que hoy sc eoROZ-
can como pdbIicos, como de los Que en- lu snCe-
siyo Sc dcScubran recupcren, pgocedera ia ms
peccion,lr montes 1 Ia formation dc nm caiaiogo
general lie los mismos, clasilcinlolos con alTt.-
go i Su iniiacncia elimato.6gica- . hidrol6gic,l
cn dos grnpos: en cnaienabies con destiH0 4 la
Agricultural y en- reservabics en- poder del Is
tado
Is asimisn0 la voluntad de 5. NJ que sc re-
mta d este MiDisterio una copia del expedien-
te dc deslnde del monte Sierra dc Guilartc.
aSi como taInbien de los que SO referan q mOfl-
tes de mas de mil hectareas dc extension con
has disposiciones que V. e. Sc sirva dictar para
rceuperar los terrcnos que 81 han usurpado al
Estado d cuyo o'jcto convene que dedique
" Z. una atcncian preferente y obre con Ia
mayor encrgia imponicndo cl condigno castigo
4 los dctfauGladorcs lie Ia propiedad pdblica
ms Autoridades . funcionarios que hos encli-
bran.--De Real 6rden 10 comunico Il. f.
para su c0nocimiento.
Y acordado su cump.imiento en- esta fecha
por e Excmo. ST.. Gobernador General. de su
6rlcn superior Sc publica en- este psri6dio Of
cidl para general conocimiento.
Pucrto-Rico, julio s de 1871. Ell Secretario
del Gobierno General, Miguel fs,1es. yJst9a-
tdtia. s.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-07-18

Comparsas. Algunas recor4ieron los
GALES eldomingo por 10 talde, entire elias
una con caretas de animales que parecia
una casa de feras ambulante. Hasta
la fecha no ma dado senales de vida IL
fashionable juventud, sin embargo dc qsla
Sc habla de pr6ximas lucilas nascara-
das. Hi reredes. I.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-21

From tho New York Sun.
Il seems, according to a newspaper
writer, that lager beer Was introduced
into the United States only thirty years
ago. That was about the time the great
German immigration was beginning, and
our Teutonic friends brought along with
them their god Gambrinus, and certainly
he has been welcome guest.
The history Of beer carries lis back to
the old Egyptians, who are said to have
inyented.it, as they did many other things,
including some Of our religious practices,
They were a remarkable people, and
doubtless Moses learned much from
them. Our modern beer, however, dates
back only 10 the time Of Charlemagne,
when hops were first cultivated in Eu.
rope. The monks were the brewers OF
the Middle Ages, as they also we're the
great agriculturists, and they kept the
secret Of lis manufacture for a long
period, enjoying the exclusive privilege
Of connecting liquor which has now be.
come favOrite drink Of the civilized
world, and out OF whose brewing vast
fortunes have been made, so that in Eng.
land the brewers stand next to the arts.
tocrNcy in social consequence, with abun.
dRnt wealth TO sustain the position.
As early rs the fourteenth century Ba.
varia was celebrated for its beer, and
now it makes an article Of quality not
excelled in Germany. A century later
Saxon hreweries became well known, but
the English-next to the Germans, and
Of late, ourselves, the great beer rink.
ers--did not begin to manufacture the
beverage uutil later. In 1924, however,
they were making beer from hops. Tie
trouble with the English beer Is that 1t
is too heavy and too heady, and there.
fore, a recent temperance advocate in
England urges tie popularilation Of the
German lager, much lighter and more
innocent pOtatiou. G..
SO important il beer brewing in Ger.
many that there has been established at
Nuremberg u school OF brewers where
all the mysteries Oh the art are taught,
and It isa very useful inatitutiOn, more
useful, in fact, than some more preten.
tious colleges, for good brewers like good
cooks, are blessing to the race, and
though it may be- necessary that they
should be born and not made, yet moth.
ing commeudable is done except after
training.
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sixteen Sen Lions Sent by Kair.

On Saturday last sixteen sea lions ar.
rived by the New York Central Railroad
at the Hudson street depot. The Herald
says; "An aggregation OF sixteen sea
liona cannot be seen every day. Indeed,
there has been no such amphibian arrival
in New York before. The expedition
which captured these monsters was com.
manded by Captain James Mnllet, under
the direction OF the proprietors Of the
New York Aquarium. On the 3lst OF
March the expedition was dispatched. 1t
proceeded TO Lower California and the
Mexican coast. On board we're fifteen
trained lariat throwers, all from Mexico,
where this method OF capturing monsters
OF the land and sea has become a sci.
ence. When the sea lions were sighted
At distance by glass the vessel was
anchored. A small boat was then filled
with the lariat throwers, who rowed in
the direction Of their game. Days were
consumed in waiting for favorable op.
pOrtunity for the capture. The Mexicans
slept upon the rocks in the habitat Of the
sea monsters. Al daylight they went
about their work. 1t Is then that the
smphihfGns begin to show themselves.
The method Of capture was rs follows
First the lasso was thrown over the head
Of the sea lion as il was baking on the
rocks. Then the ilipper was seized by a
second rope, and the monster became
helpless under third fling which held
his tail under confinement. While thus
helpless cage was placed over the lion,
aud after being released from the ropes
the cage aud captive were pushed over.
board and towed to the vessel. Fifteen
men were required to capture each sea
lion.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-21

NRw YORK, June 2O.-Co.ton-Firme,
Mt 1lAal1s. Flour-Less doing and price,
unchanged. Wheat--Dull and heavy; No
. Chicago spring 81 co, No. 9 Milwaukee
nOmnally ut 81 Goal 81. Rye-ueavy al
ga zoe. Barlcy-Steady and unchanged,
Malt-Quiet and unchanged. Con-IIiVh,
er and good trade; warm western mixed al
55a56c, inferior 56a57c, ungraded 57lSa
G0!5c, steam mixed 50a6Oc, low mixed al
6OHc. oats-In buyers favor; western
mixed and State 4OaGOc, white western 4Gg
G6c. Hay-Firm; shipping 7Oa75c. lIopt
Dull at Sal2c. COilee-Quiet, but firm
Kto cargoeS at l6Aa2OHc, gold; jObbing ii
fair to good refining 9NalOc, prime 1OIIc
refined 1l}Sal2Isc. Molasses-Dull and
heavy. Rice-Steady; Louisiana 594a6Ac
Carolina Gaze. Whisky-Quiet at 81 ia
INK,
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AdviCes to June 9TH, per II. schwarlze
4 Co., report the progress OF the current
series OF London sales as follows: "For
the last three or four days the sales have
witnessed increased animation, and an
improvement oil I'D tol d per N for me.
dium grease woods, especially Sydneya.
Prices for this class are on par with
March closing rates. Fleece woods are
lar less easy # sale, and the bulk OF them
command but moderate rates Clean, we'll
bred Port Phillip may be bought a, from
Is Sd TO Is lOd, superior NUDGE wooIs at
from . ID to y ID per ID. Low Sydney
fleece has somewhat improved OF Lite.
As regards secured woods prices are III
sellers favor, and the medium sorts at Ia
Cd to Ia 81 especially meet with brisk de.
mand. Crosabreds, though here and there
little sitter, remain much depressed.
Among Cape woods few exceptional lots
snow white, have reached -, and the
low country secured sorts are also rather
denrer, but the current classes OF snow
white and the fleece continue much the
same. The bulk of Capes has still to
come forward. This series has witnessed
several changes. 1t began low, improv.
ed, then lost this advantage, and has now
recovered it again. A comparison Is
therefore best made with last sales clos.
ing rates, and judged by that standard,
greasy woods Except the best classea) may
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-21

CHICAGO, June 9O.-Flour-Firm and
unchanged. Wheat-Active, but lower and
heavy; No. Chicago spring 81 As cash,
81 4S1 July, 81 24Aal Is August; No, s.
81 %, rejected Doc. Corn-Fair demand
but lower at 4J3Sc cash, 451zc July, 47JEc
August, rejected 4Oc. Oats-Unsetiled and
lower at 3615c cash, 35JSc July, rejected
27lSc. Rye-Dull at Coo. Barley-Dull and
nominal at Coo. Pork-strOng, higher and
unsettled at $l3 05 cash and July, $l3 II Z
August. Lard-Demand fair and prices
higher at s. 90 cash, IS 92Il July, SSO2H
August. Bulk Meats-FNirly active and a
shade higher; shoulders Sc, short clear 7c,
short rib 7Hc. WhiSky-Steady and good
demand at 81 OF.
At the close Wheat was frmer at 81 4SX
al 43M July. Corn and Oats unchanged.
Pork &C higher. Lard &c higher Mt IS o. &.
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FINANCIAL. AND COMMERCIAL
wheeling WhoIcsaIe Market.
OFFICE DAILY ISTRLMGRXcER,
... Wednesday. June On


A rather dull tone prevails in business
circles. A moderate aggregate Of transac.
lions is reported, but commercial move.
mcnts are rather languid, and do not give
any impression oflite or vigor. Prices are
generally steady, except for such staples in
the line OF fruits and vegetables as are az.
tected by the advance Of the season. a
prominent instance Of this class Is the
strawberry trade, which Is dull and de.
pressed under large supplies aud slow de.
inand. Ingram the market Is very dull,
but prices are generally maintained'by the
iShtneSs OF supplies. Other features OF
commercial affairs call for no espe eial com.
lnent. -
ArPLEs-ThG market is Grm and pomi.
nally unchanged. There is veTy little
choice stock in market, and quotations ON
that grade are nominal ut s? GCa9 %.
BIASs-Thc markets. quiet on old stool;
Of firm prices. We quote prime white
Navy at 81 25.
BUTTBR-The dull and embarrassing con.
dition OF the butter trade affords us no new
features to report. The market Is lIieless
and unchanged, with a slow demand
strictly confined to the choice table grades,
We quote at 10al2Ifc. ....
BAKING PowDHR-3SaSdc per ID. Ii,l
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men will be sharp enough 10 see the pOihl
and vote as they please,
Notwithstanding Brother Moody's id,
vice to the contrary, the ladies Of the
II. 3. Church Of this place had d festival
at their church on Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday evenings Of last week.
Brother Moody is certainly right In
teaching that the Christian churches
should quit supporting the Gospel from
tho proceeds Of church fairs and festivals.
PHILIP.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-21

CINCINNATI, June 2O.-Cottou-Firme,
ut 1lHc. Flour-Quiet and steady. Wheal
Dull, weak and lower; red at 81 Goal so
COrn-In fair demand but at lower rates
at 4711a49c. Oats-Dull at 3Sa4Sc. Rye
In good demand at Zoe. Barley-Dull and
nominal. Pork-Quiet at $3.50. Lard
In good demand: steam lots SNc, kettle
S11al0c. Bulk MeatS-Firm and higher
shoulders 81 IS spot; 81 87I4 buyer July
s. 90 July; short rib 81 O0a7 02x spot
s. 90 buyer June; 81 25 buyer July; shori
clear 81 20. Bacon-Strong and higher al
5AasasIaS9zc. Butter-Firmer but moi
quotably higher. Linseed Ofl-Quict, hui
steady at Csc. Whisky-Strong and higher
at 81 DIAL 0S, closing at the outside.
HoGs-SteNdy and firm; common 81 25a
! 40, fair to good light 81 5Oa4 G5, packing
81 55a4 10.
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TOlaIO.

TOLEDO, June 2O.-Flour-Firm. Wheat
No. white Michigan 81 O5: No.
., 81 81; amber Michigan spot 81 %, seller
June 81 SO: No. 8 red 81 50; No. 2 amber
81 &C. COrn-Firmer; high mixed spot
49c; No. spot 4SHc; seller June doc;
seller August ole; No. white 5O1{c; reject.
ed iG1Sai6Ac; damaged 40Xc. OatS-Dull:
Michigan Ale; rejected 33Iic.
4P.M.-Wheat tirmer; extra white Michi.
gan ut 81 90; amber spot held at 81 %,
seller June held at 81 IS, bid 81 81; No. 4
red winter spot 81 81, seller June 81 10,
seller July 81 1917, seller August 81 S3jE.
Corn firm; high mixed 40kc; No. 2, spot
I9C, seller July 40}5c; seller August 81 }Ic,
damaged IOHc.
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BY TELEGRAPH.


PHILADELPHIA, June 20.-Flour-Quict;
super 50 25a6 80: extra 50 5oas 50; Mime.
sofa family So 75a995: Pennsylvania IS 75a
0 %; high grades 50 25al0 50. Wheat
Quiet; Pennsylvania 81 s5A2 90; amber
Fair demand; yellow Gi1Sa62c; mixed
Coo, Oats-Steady; white western Assoc;
mixed 45RiSc. Clover Seed-Nominally
l3al4c. Pork-Sli 7jal5 90. Butter
Western extra new nOminally lGalSc.
CheCse-StcAdy western 9a9iSc. Eggs
Demand fair and market firm at lSal9c.
Petroleum. Unsettled ut ISc; crude DC,
Whisky-steady; western at Sill.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-21

EAST Liberty, June 2O.-CArTLR-Re.
ceiPts to-day 357 head, all for this market,
total for two days 1901 head, or 90 cars Of
through and 90 cars Of yard stock. Supply
liberal and barely meets the demand. All
sold out with moro to arrive this evening
Market active at the close. Best So So
medium to good s560aG 90, common "a
fair 81 50a5 80.
Hods-Receipts to-day 1,Oi5 head; total
for two days $3.50. Workers S. O0a5 O5,
Philadelphia IS 15a5 IS. -
SHEEP-Reccipts to-day 9,4OO head; total
Tor two days 900. Selling at 81 25a5 %.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-21

Nav YORK, June 2O.-Business irrevu.
lar but fairly active In some departments.
ttannes and mems wear woolens In good
demand, Kentucky jeans more active,
Cottons generally fim snd in fair request.
Prints quiet. The BE- setiR saye that 1000
cases Nashua canton aauneb aud wide
sheetings VIII be psremptSrily sold al aue.
ton neat feiday, t5
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- DROP OF SOY IN EVERY
'rH WORD"

PENNINGTON, HuntcEdOn Co, n. J.
Dr. L. V. PIERCE, Buffalo, N. Y: 81
Three months ago was broken out with
large ulcers and sores on my body, limbs
and face. | procured your Golden Medi-
cal Discovery aud Purgative Pellets, and
have taken six bottles, and to-day am In
good health, all those ugly ulcers having
healed and left my skin in natural,
Geal!hy condition. ! thought'at one time
could not be cured. Although | can but
poorly express my gratitude 10 you, yet
there is drop Of Joy In every word write.
Yours truly JAMES o, BELLS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-21

Ien'fortes tCoupOns
NuHobCy
RAILRoAD BoNDs-Firm aud In good de-.
mand.
STATE SRCURITIRs-Dull.
STOCKs-The market opened firm, but
soon become weak. Prices declined X 10
IL per cent, the latter in 81. Louis, Kan.
sOs q Northern preferred. After the first
call recovery set in and prices advanced
TO IL per cent Towards one o'clock,
however, the market became heavy, aud
under free sales Western Union, New York
Central, Lake Shore and St. Paul preferred
touched the lowest figures OF the day. Ell.
press shares were firm. The depression In
tie market was due TO variety OF causes
The bank failure at st. Louis, which was
unexpected, was the first TO fret the mar.
ket, although It Is not known that New
York will suffer any by the suspension,
Alter this came the that the
Delaware, Lakawanna 4 Western COMPANY
would sell l50,O 900 tons OF coal Wednesday
next, which weakened coal roads. The
last and most important cause at work
was the decline in Baltimore L Ohio
stock. No special reason Il assigned for
the fall. The market was heavy during the
afternoon and ut the close the lowest duo.
tatiOnS Of tho day were current, The de.
cline from the highest point ranged from
4 to "a per cent. Chicago l. Alton, Yves.
tern Union, New York Central. lake
Shore aud Rock Island leading the down.
ward movement. The pressure to sell wa,
quite marked ut intervals and especially in
the eases Of Western Union, Lake Shore,
New York Central, and Delaware, Lacka.
wanna 4 Western. Western Union fell on
to SIX, eI.div. Of / u per cent, equal 10 A
decline OF 2 per cent for the day. Lake
Shore declined TO AZ, New York Central
to SO, Chicago & Alton to 7SX, Rock Island
to 9iA, st. Paul preferred to 81, Delaware,
l.ackawanua & Western to 3!9s, Morris &
Essex TO "a and Michigan Central
to 4Oss. Express shares were weaker
at the close; Adams fell to 95 and
American to Az. The depression was
caused chiefly by the announcement from
Baltimore that the stock Of the Baltimore
4 Ohio road had declined to so, with the
closing transactions at 81. This decline
was equal to something like IL points from
yesterday.
The transactions aggregated $4,000
shares, OF which 1900 were New York
Central, $1,000 Lake Shore, 5000 North.
western, 5000 Rock Island, 5000 ST. Paul
preferred, 5000 Delaware L Hudson, Al ,OOO
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western, 5000
Michigan Central, 5000 Morris 4 Essex,
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New YORK Money and Sfo6ia.

NEW YORK, June 20.-MoNRY-Closes
easy at la2 per cent. Primo mercantile
paper Sa4 per cent. Custom receipts 1884,
0O0. The Assistant Treasurer dlsbursed
$4,000. Clearings $l9,5OO,OOO. Sterling
hrmi actual business at 4.S7lltal,sOI<,
GoLD-Steady at lO5sE, Borrowing rates
lhaS per cent and fiat. Carrying rates /
per cent.
siLvER-AtLondon IS "a. Here, silver
bars 81 2SM, greenbackS; 81 17iE, gold. sll.
yer coin u per cent discount,
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
DAILY.

BY WoI, IA sdVaahs, pditsOt Prt0id.
one electromagnetic % Three month"; .."s2 @
III inonthS........ -. % One month...,.,... IS
Delivered by CArTitn In City I6c pCF week.
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Wheeling Cattle Market.
WnRELING,. June %. 1S17.

WHEELING June 20, 1877.
The following are the arrivals Of stock
at the Wheeling Stock Yards during the
last week: .l.
CAT1LE-S2 head; sold Mt SHa5Hc.
lloGs-l97 head; sold at 41+a4lSc. f..