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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-01-28
GAcETA DEL 20.

De una nota de precios corrientes
que remite al Gobierno General ell
Consul de Espana en- el Canada, re-
sulta que en- Halifax el 80 de no
yiembre Sc pagaba el aziicar de Puer-
to-Rico para ell consume, pues no
hay ALI refinerlas, de 8 4 81 centa-
vos libra y cl cafe de $22 4 90 qq.
No hay derechos de exportacion y
nuestros buques estdn asinilados en-
todo i los nacionales.
Por Real Orden de 90 de diciem-
bre Sc concede L ID. Silvestre v. Igle-
sias Ia authorization para construir un
muelle embarcadero en- la bahia de
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-01-28
NOTICIAS RECIENTES.

Del 4" Bulletin !" de San Thomas
traducimos los siguientes telegramas.
Nueva-York, enero lS.---Las CO.
misiones nomb'adas para estudiar la
election presidential lie los Estados-
Unidos han convenido someter to-
das las disputas Il la decision de una
junta compuesta de seis senadores,
seis diputados y cinco magistrates
del tribunal supreme.
Afirman noticias de Berlin que el
gobierno Sc propone adoptar medi-
das rigurosas para latajar los progre-
SOS del socialismo EN- Alemania.
Es muy grande ell hambre en- la
India Sc calcula que para socorrer
las neces!dades Sc necesita medic mi
lion de libras esterlinas.
Fl gobierno prusiano vuelve d
'reiterar su negativa 4 tomar par
tie en- la Exposition de Paris de 1878.
El Times Ge Londres duda que
Russia acepte el programa modifca-
do de reformas Ell Turquia.
La exlstencia de az1car ell l3 del
corriente EN- los cuatro puertos prin-
cipales de Inglaterra constaba de no.
venta y tres mil toneladas contra
ciento cuarehta mil en- igual dia del
ano pasado.
Nueva-Y York l9.---Un despacho de
Constantinopla dice que ell Gran Con-
sejo ell el cual fguran sesenta cris-
tianos y los patriarcas griego y ar
MEMO, acordo en- una session recha-
Ear por unanimidad las proposicio-
nes hechas por Ia Europa, anadiendo
que preferlan Ia muerte 1 la des-
honra.
Nueva- York 22.---An1nciase de
Constantinopla la clausura de la Con-
ferencia y la partida de los plenipo-
tcnciarios.
Ha llegado 4 Southampton una en-
Da]ada emma.
Hay mucha irritacion en- Alema-
mia d consecuencia de haber impor-
tado Francia trigo de Hungrla y por
la conducta observada en- Constan-
tinopla por Ell plenipotenciario fran
ces.
Sc MEGA que Francia Sc este pre-
parando para Ia guerra.
Nueva-Y Y ork 22.---Precios corrien-
tes. Azdcar cristalizada lOb 4 l0a
cts. lb.
Regular 4 buen refno 81 ( 9a.
Orc 1863.
L6ndres id.---Az1car 31/6 y 28/
respectivamente. Consolidados 958
4 ]. Descuento Ell Il Banco de In
glaterra 2 e9oo Algodon 7.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-01-28
JUANA-DIAZ.

Ell 23, con el plausible motiyo de
ser dia del santo de s. NJ. Q. D. G. }
el Ayuntamiento de Juana-Diaz man
do cantar I'm solemne 7e-De,an, i
cuyo acto asistieron la Corporation,
el senior teniente coronel .omandan-
te de Ia columna volante, que habia
llegado ALI la. noche anterior, los
Sres. ohciales de la misma, una CO.
mission dc la compania de volutarios
y otras personals visibles de aquel
vecindario.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-01-28
N0TICIAS EXTRANJERAs.
Ampliamos las del ndmero ante
l.inr con las one Siunan.

Ampliamos las del ndmero ante
rior con las que siguen:
CoNsTANTINopLA 2--Los plenipoten.
ciarios declararon por unanimidad, en-
la conferencia de aver tarde, que las
contraproposiciones del gobieri@ tnrco
eran indiscutibles. Comnnicose este re-
sultado d los gobiernos respectivos.
YIENA2. La session del iueyes en-
Constantinopla sera la Ultima y decisiva
para fiar la marcha de los sucesos en-
Oriente. La situacion es gravisima.
SAN PETERsRuReo Q. - Gorsthakoff. en-
vista del resultado de la conferencia de
aver, ordena al general Ignatieff que
obre con tirmeza y energia
BERLIN 2- Los preparativos guerre-
ros contin1an incesantemente en- Ruaia.
Las tropas que forman q ejereito del
Sur han recibido considerablas refuer-
zos, 0a sss8
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-01-28
ACLARACiONES.

Lcemos en- nuestro colega In Cor
respondencia:
POGO acertados anduvieron los pc
ri6dicos de la Peninsula, que en- la
Ultima decena sc entregaron i mil
calculos y conjeturas sobre la resolu-
cion que pueda abrigar el Excmo
Sr, Don Segundo de la Portilla de
'continuar, 6 no, al frente de los des-
tinos de esta isla. Algun peri6dico
aventuro Ia idea de que nuestro ac-
tual Gobernador General, habia pre-
sentado la dimision otros suponen
que ha manifestado deseos de regre-
sar 4 la Peninsula, por encontrarse
enfermo, v hasta hubo quien, hacien-
dose eco de ambos rumores, Sc ade-
lant6 i senalar para este Gobierno,
caso de queGar vacante, al General
Laserna, que en- la actualidad Sc en-
cuentra de jefe del cuarto militar de
S. NJ.
Mejor informado anda el periodi-
dico La I'atria, que, refriendose 4
estos rumores, dice en- su numero
del 5 del actual
Hemos procurado averiguar 81 hay
algo de cierto Ell la anterior noticia, Y
resulta, que nj ell Gobierno nj los ami
gos del digno captain general de Puer-
to Rico, saben NADIA que pueda justiicar
la version que aludimos, publicada
quizas por los que quisieran que cada
ano cada seis meses Sc estuvieran va
riando las autoridades superiores de
nuestras provincias ultramarinas, con el
fin de satisfacer estas 8 aquellas ambi-
clones personales, costa de la buena
administration Y del prestigio de Espa-
ia en- tan apartadas regiones.
Pero esten tranquilos los aspirantes
d la jefatura de la pequena Antilla, pues
podrla suceder que 81 el Gobierno de la
Metr6poli no realizara la reforma aran-
celaria que respecto sus az1cares con
tanta urgencia reclaman los puerto-ri-
quenos, y que es de necesidad 81 no SO
quiere la ruina de aquel pals, Sc viera
precisado q resignar su cargo ell celoso
general La Portilla, Ell la provision de
las contingencies q que pudiera dar lu-
gar una injustifcada resistencia por par
te del ministerio, q una medida que la
equidad y la justicia demandan de con-
sumo.
Por nuestra parte debemos ana
dir uue crpemos destitlidas de tOdO
fundamento cuantas con jeturas Sc ha-
gan acerca del particular, y que We
mos muy lejano ell case de realizarse
los deseos de los aspirantes Il la jefa-
tura de la pequena Antilla. Nos
consta que las incesantes gestiones
del actual Gobernador General, res
pecto i la libre introduction de los
az6cares en- los puertos de la Metro
poll, ejercen una gran Influenza en-
el amino del Gobierno, que, segun
todas las noticias, esta dispuesto a
secudar las miras de su digno re-
presentante en- pro de la agriculture
de esta isla, y que siendo muy i'm
probable la hip6tesis de que sobre
esta reforma Sc adopte una medida
que no este conforme con 10 que la
justicia y la equidad reclaman de
consume, improbable sera tambien
el conaicto a que podrlan dar lugar
irritantes preferencias.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-01-28
ELECCI0N PARCIAL.

Segun vemos en- la Gaceta, ha re-
sultado electo diputado por el distri-
to de esta Capital cl Sr. d. Francis
co Laiglesia por GAG votos, cifra que
no Sc diferencia gran cosa de Ia que
obtuvo el anterior senor candidate
en- febrero.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-01-28

Ger 6rden, j sean los eaminos veei-a
males, carreteros II de herraduras, u
hacer las consideraciones pertinentes
al case. Pero este arido, atlnque
muy it'll trabajo, 10 dejamos para
otro artlculo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-01-28
BOLEIIN AERCANTIL DE PUERTO RICO
sabado ~ de Enero de 1877.

Totlos claman por caminos, todos
conoeen 10 necesarios que son 4 la
production esas arterias que sostie-
men Ia vida de los pueblos : 4 que
pues encarecer la utilidad de las ca
Trcteras, 81 todo 81 mundo Ia COM
prende (? hI6A
Hay pueblos de suelo privilegiado
que pernlanecen incomunicados con
el resto de Ia isla, como utuado Y
Lares, por elemplo, los cuales i ce-
.sar este .obstaculo, Sc conVertirlan en-
otross tantos copiosos manantiales de
riqueza p1blica /; sus terrenos adqui-
rirlan triple valor del que hoy tie
neu su area cultisada sc extenderia
prodigiosamente, la renta imponible
crecerfa al compass de las exportacio-
mes, y la isla de Puerto Rico, cuyas
canas dotadas de grandes cualidades
sacarlnas, ctyos cafetos que rlnden ell
tfuto mas eodieiad0 del mundo, cuyo
tabaco que sigue inmediatamente en-
bondad al famoso de Ia Vuelta-Abaio,
Sc convertifla realmente en- la terra
mis- RIGA de Espaila. 81 4 los cami-
nos Sc agregara el ferro-carril econo-
mico de circunvalacion cuyo estudio
Sc ala eleyado i la aprobaclon del Co
bierno Supreme, y radios de carrete-
ras enlazasen con las costas los pue-
bios del interior, entonces no hay
tliea de que llevarla esta isla con to-
da propiedad cl nombre de Puerto
Rico que lleva.
Mas, para que esto resulte, no bas-
ia que el gobierno consigne respeta-
bles cantidades Ell el presupuesto, no
basta que Ia Jefatnra de Obras P1-
blicas Sc dedique sin descanso d hacer
lnagnilicos proyectos Gle carreteras,
puentes, caminos de hero, etc, es ne
cesario que todos los habitantes de la
isla., que las autoridades locales, que
todos, penetrandonos de la inmensa
utilidad de las Was de COMMUNICATION,
cooperemos mds moral, otros mate
rialmentc 1 la construction dc las
obras. Para hacer obras pdblicas Sc
J, necesitan dos cosas, dos resortes prin-
cipales Z imprescindibles, dt''ero q
tra6ajadores. Mientras el Tesoro ha
estado exhausto falto ell primer ele-
mento, los fondos, j sc parallzaron
los trabajos, y varios de los llevados
4 cabo, Sc perdieron por falta de re-
cursos con que gconserxarlos. Pero
past aquel tempo de penuria, y va
en- lS74-T5 Sc conslgnaron para ca
rreteras Cos, 900 pesetas, credlto que
al ano siguiente Sc eleyo, 81 no recor-
darnos NAL, 4 100000.
En- el ejercio de 1876 Sc invir-
tieron las sigllientes cantidades:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-01-28
Total 75S,S74

ssF FL paJeTflaI dOUlcFiIo ue =. M. We
ne prestando solfcita atencion 1 las
/, obras p1blicas de Puerto-Rico, Y 4
medida que las circunstancias Sc 10
permiten, aumenta los creditos con-
signados para este ramo importante
del progreso Ia Jetatura de Obras
Pdblicas desplega incesante activi-
dad { intehgeneia EN- ell desempeno
de la mission que lie esta confada ;
pero los esfilerzos del Ministerio, eff
cazmente secmdados por el Gobier-
no General y los ingenieros, tropie-
zari con obstaculos casi invencibles ::
no hay trabajadores. Hay fondos
disponibles, hay authorization para in
vertm este ano I'm million de pesetas
en- avanzar las obras de la carretera
central pero triste es decirlo en-
vano el Gobierno ofreci0 trabajo 4
todo el que 10 solicitase en- dichas
obras segun nuestras notlcias, no lle-
gan 4 una docena los jornaleros que
Sc han presentado: las obras estan
casi paralizadas, partictllarmente en-
el termino de Cayey pesar de los
esfuerzos del Excmo. Sr. Gobernador
General Y de los facultivos encargados
de dirigirlas, i pesar de haber muchf-
sinos iornaIeros en- contorno no hay
qaien trabaje !: el ano economico Sc
ACADIA dentrode cincomeses y los fon-
dos destinados al fomento del pals Sc
perderan por 10 que en- esta atencion
respecta, porque no hay quienes Sc
presenter 4 devengarlos, Y el tempo
ppasa, v los creditos caducan, Y esa
ientitud con que muchos inconscien-
tennente. Sc quejan atribuyendola 4
quienes son los primeros Ell lamen-
tarla, no reconoce por ca,lsa mas que
Ia eseasez Gle brazos. 81 todas las
autoridades locales persiguiesen sin
tregua la gagancia, 81 los vecinos de
influencia procurasen ejercerla EN- pro
de la aauencia de gente 4 los traba-
Jos, en- breve yerlamos al .pafs trans
tornado desgraciadamente no es
asl el Gobierno harto hace con cos
tear las obras, los ingenieros con es-
tudiarias y dirigirlas: laIfalta de jor-
naleros no pueden remediarla mas
que los pueblos colindantes, los mas
interesados en- que haya carreteras.
Sabemos que las verdades duelen !;
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-01-28

Por gastos de conservation
en. las earreteras del Esta-
do. -. -. 80, ,442
Gastos de reparacion de las
mismas ......... 32.557
I'd. de construction de otras
"a nuevas. ...--...... 500, ,S6l
Id. de construction de puen-
tes ...... 66,S62
III. en- estudio de la carrete-
ras de Caguas 4 Aibonito. 1852
The New York herald., 1877-10-22

iiveres ana learned tina. certain one OF thcm had
ronted n conveyance on Thursday evening ior an All
nights job. Learning also who the parties were VINO
procured the carriage warrant was NJ once sworn
out before Justice Mulholand by Mr.. Gncnrist iass
evening, charging one Horace d. Babcock. VINO u
stated In the directory student, boarding corner
OF Rldgeway anu Mulberry streets. with the crime
robbing tue grave Armed with the warrant Cniet
DAVIS Captain Seeey and Roundsmcn Mccall ana
Prete proceeded to the above residence, ana apous
O'Clock last evening arrested NJ. Babcock, who
the police onice awaiting an examination tnm
morning
Learning from Babcock wbcre the body was, and
that IN tho medical college, on Orange street,
Detective Ennis accompanied Mr. Gilchrist TO that IN
stilulion and found tho body on the famous ana
bideous dissecting table. Mr. Gichrist returned 70
the city, and procuring ono OF the drivers or Under
aker Gilbert hal body removed 10 the iaters un-
dertakng rooms, In tho Courier building
In explain OF the cvimInal side Of tho story NO
are told that Hloblrd died with some unknown dis
sasc, and doctor doctors were inquis.tvo ~
10 what he died with, aud that the theft was perpe-
trntcd in accordance with this desire.
II s further stated by those who know that The BODY
has been knived and that the only way u could DO
recognized was by a mark on the hand, which Mr.
Gchrist remembered. Tho fact that the relative lett
orders for the body would seem to verify
create suspicious that tho body WAS In al
advanced state OF mutilation or dissection.
The New York herald., 1877-10-22

NEW YORK, Oct 20, 1871
To THE EDToR OF THE HERALD.-
Noticing IN item headed an embryo Alderman" in
your journal OF yesterday mpels me to give you tho
true version Of this affair to correct In
your report OF the same. will also endcavor to give
you an idea how justice Is dispensed by New York
Dogberrys. The young lady assaulted is my sister,
Her assaIlant Phil Mcdonald, Is fellow aged about
twelve mot eight, your report had it Tho just'l
cation which this future Tammany magnate had for
his assault my sister is as follows;She saw him
beating very violently small and sickly boy, aged
not more than six years. when she reprovcd him Tor
his cowardy conduct and at the time endeavored
10 protect the ttlc fellow from further violence He
struck her two severe blows the face. Onicer
Naily, OF the Nineteenth precinct, promptly re-
sponded, and found him hiding In tho cellar OF his
residence. He then brought before that great
judicial luminary known as Justice Wandcl who
turned the affair into what he thought good Joke, as
your report shows and discharged this young law
breaker from custody. Officer Naily and others saw
how badly my SISTERS face was disngured, and this
Justice. whom have always tried TO respect. had The
hardhood TO discharge that notoriously bad boy lf
Justice Wandel wishes to know anything more about
his pot let him apply to mel viii furnish him the IN
formation gratis. Between giving their official pro-
tccon TO n criminal class known shysters and max
Ing mockery Of justice New York has a Board OF
Police Magistrates of whom her citizens may feel
proud IL Is but justice To say that the boys family
highly respectable people, and are acknowledged
such by all who know them, and can IN no way be
held accountable tor his bad conduct IRONolDES.
The New York herald., 1877-10-22
WIFE OR WIDOW?

Ono day in August last Charles Bray and his wife
who resided IN Fulton street, Brooklyn, vsiled
Coney Island. While there Bray, who Is the son OF q
business man in good circumstances, residing in
Jersey City, hired bathing suits and entered bath
house TO change his apparel HIS wfe wandered
along tho beach and finally proceeded to search for
him after the lapse Of an hour two. Ho could
not be found. but his clothes were dis
covered where ho had LETT them and all fur thcr
attempts TO lind him proved fruitless. The vito
turned, almost heartDroken, TO her home, and has,
then, mOurncd him as lost few days II is
alleged, Bray seen on Fulton street by acquain
tance OF his to whom he saied that he had
his wife because they could not live happily together
Ho Is represented as having declared his intention OF
departing Tor the Pacific coast Mr. and Mrs. Bray
were married about Tour years ago They separated
for n time, but again became reconciled, and re-
sumed their connubial relationship, which was
tnucd up tho time OF his mysterious disappearance
from Coney Island.
The New York herald., 1877-10-22
HE QUESTION OF PHYSICAL
TkAINING.

To THE EDITOR THE HERALD:-
your to-day's issue in giving to your readers Pro-
fcssor j. NJ LanIn's ideas physical training trust
you will allow u titho or that space to contest
point with him, the ''rare meat' one:-Professor
Latin, as you truly say, is nne specimen OF physical
manhood, and, adding TO your praises, who under
stands his profession better than nine tenhs Of his
brother artists Still cannot agree with him In
Everything ho says. His ideas "cooling onn ana
"rubbng down" after exercising ones which /
saw tho necessity Of many years ago. and have since
always practised with my pupils. His opinion that
rare meat Is injurious TO good health, however my
men, weak and puDy, who cannot digest q heavy meal
OF biood-rare meat; such men should take II In
homeopathic doses Tho trainer who under
stands his business will allow his man to over
load his stomach, and perhaps there saying
than that "Americans keep thin from tho
quircd to carry about what they eat.u Let the man
whose digestive organs are weak aud Inactive take
lowed by a bath oil Iukewsrm water, good rub and
poon u OF beef blood AS he grows stronger
let him increase his gymnastics and the quantity OF
beei blood IL ia three months he tells he feels
NO better him over TO his doctor his clergy
man. have seen too many wonderful cures made at
the abattoir TO ever lose faith the power oil beet
blood and cite the oil friend whose life was
given up by his doctors who was permanently cured Of
consumption by drinking the warm blood as 1t flowed
from the ughtered bullock Professor Lan proba-
bly, likes his beef well done. l ike mine rare
my Sunday "two rlbs' are waiting for me must close
this. Respectfully, JOHN LONG.
OCTOBER II, l81L
The New York herald., 1877-10-22
BLUE LAWS IN JERSEY.

MAYOR sIEDLER's ORDER AND ITS EFFEcrs IN
JERSEY CITY.
Tho captains OF the several precincts In Jersey City
had busy time yesterday in preparing reports OF the
several places OF business kept open well facto
ries workshops, other places where work is carried
on. The limos OF horse cars running Will also be re-
ported This Is in accordance with tho express de-
mapd OF Mayor Sicdlcr, who aimed at tho liquor
dealcrs but the Police Commissioners determined
TO enforce the order In such manner to suspend
Ali kiIds OF business The Mayor Will be accordingly
furnished with the list OF stores kept open on
the sabbath Tor the sale OF liquors, cigars. tobacco
candies, drugs, provisions or wares OF whatever kinu
Tho police dld not undertake to close any Of the
places found open yesterday, but conLented them
selves with making out list OF the propretors many
Of whom were astonlshcd at this unexpected move
ment The Society for tho Prevention oi Crime had
agents on tho alert but these cenaned their oDserva
lions entirely to liquor Stores Tue Mayor has no-
fed the Police Commissioners that he Will bring all
violations OF the Sabbath law reported to him to the
attention OF the Grand Jury II is probable
therefore, that all the horse car lines viii
bc closed next Sunday, was the
few years ago IN Newark, where the operation OF the
law became 30 odous that The people rose In indgna
lion, and alter experiment q low mon this the law
remained dead letter. Tho closing OF groceries and
barber sh0pg which have hitherto been opened during
ia somc cases hardship, especially among poor ami-
ltes as has been the case In Fort Lee, Englew0od,
Hackensack and other parts OF Bergen county, where
lne proprielors OF such places were arrested and
held TO appear before the Grand Jury. The
budden agitation OF the question at this time, II Is
Charged intended to affect the election for
o the Legislature Tho temperance organizations are
pledged TO support only those la favor OF rigid OBJ
servance OF the Sabbath bill s to be introduced at
the next session OF the Legislature providing, addi
tion to the existing penalties, that the license Of
person engaged IN liquor traffic on the Sabbath shall
be revoked and that such offenders shall be aebarred
from obtaining any license Tor three years thereafter
The New York herald., 1877-10-22
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, Oct. 90 1877
ordinary, s.c Net rssspis ssa bales gross aoo
Exports coastwse, 3,ls2 sales, l,9ds stock. 43.94o
New ORLEANS, Oct. 20, 1877.
Cotton active and steady mddng, ioc low middling.
ros sSoa % III r.sn lsssc 70 F9snes
TAI Sales, o,so0. Stock. 74.347.
MOBILE Oct 20 1877.
Cotton quiet and nominal %iddlins loe low midallsg.
poTs o ssSs S,dnssy Net sse'e s.sc n E1
CO Cotton arm madps 10 II l,Ise, INV aiddilas. ioss
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. -, g, omAn5EsgTos. ,. Oct 30. ls77
s.iss bales Sales. .ooa stock, ioe77 ''
Spirit. Of surpsnns aass At ass1n '1 ssad, a.
s. % s .s. d. ssg y g i: yyn II q s.s. %
Flour Arm Wheat sTm; No 9 white Wabash. s. q; s1
s.n ress s%ssa 'sFsr u 81
ssS s Ss r'S So ss. Y
;ssssd wss.;S " Ne a$ss. SssIsan, + 3:
sa.a csn es.d s s
ssmssoS saSS new as 9's quiet So 2sse M
wheat. 10000 bushels; corn 44odo do. oats, 5000 do
shipmsnts-foar& & goo bbs wheat, 800 bushels; corn
BUFFALO, Oct. 10 1877.
have assias "a c to. No an s Nest
chicagS Barley inasye And nominal Rye nerl.c.sd ana
s ss Y' 81 s. l
made Lake and canal iregh,s firm unchanged Lake
ssS5 bon, Canal hIp%snss-whes, i Sa.hols sSrn
10000 do; oats, 43pUO do railroad receipts s-Four,
5000 bbs wheat 22,OUO bushels; corn, 10000 do
~ sssS.. n
tidewater Wheat 2,o2i 900 bushels; corn 6i20oO do
oats, 426,OO0 do barley g. 900 do. rye, l2soood
OswEGo. Oct. 20. 1877
Flour unchanged; sales, l,4o0 bbs heat quiet; No
Milwaukee club. ~ 49, Corn steady high mixed 5Bc
2 55c rejected, Ode Barley in moderate demands
5000 bushels No Canada at 70c 100 do 7lc 10000
do 72c 900 do above grade AZ 74c and IL 900 no. do
Lake receipts Wheat. 600 bushels; barley 66 800 10
rye, 1870 lumber 633 900 Canal shi pine
Wheat 5000 bushes; barley. 1900 do lumber 62 900
teet. Flour shipped by rail-, 800 bbls
CIscISNAT,. Oct 20. 1877.
Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat dull and dropping
red 81 ~ VI 2S Corn duli ~ 45c 46c Oats In good
demand NJ 27c. 31c kyo steady at 5sc 5sc. Barley
stronger: No. spring held at 6oc &c PORK qdie at
9,4c Bulk ana arm short ribs. Sc Bacon
good demand; shoulders nominal; short rib &C.. short
clear, 9c sac Whiskey Grmer nt III o. Butter steady
and unchanged. Hogs dull common, "a "a 10: light,
receipts, l.6lS; shipments. b2o.
Flour quiet but steady Wheat active shade lover
OCTOBER 81 o5ss 81 05a4, November; 81 O5E, Decem
ber: No 8 81 o44 rejected Soc Corn fairly active and
shade higher 434c 4Jsc cash 42c. October; 43ssc.
Oats in fair demand and higher: s3s.r cash or Novsm
bcr 235sc 24c December rejected, 21ac Rye In good
and shade higher at 5c 53isc Barley in good
demand and shade higher 59c 5D,sc. Pork fair
November 81 90 all the year Lard unsettled, closng
frmer: $s 40, CASH - 10 ~ 17ls all the Bulk
meats steady and unchanged. kecepts Flour, ll.uuO
bbs wheat, 100 900 bushels; corn, iio0U DO oats,
1000 do. rye, 300 do barley, $4,000 do Ship.
mcnts-Flour. $500 bbls; wheat 5000 bushels; corn,
i29,0oo do. oAs $1,000 do 10000 do barley % 900