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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-05-17
GACETILLAS.

las media, 10 campana ue lncenQlOS
esparcio la alarma on el vecindario in
mediatamente acudieron la calle de Ia
Fortaleza, casa H. 20, dos bombas al
mapdo de d. Antonio Nunez.
A pesar de que no hubo necesidad de
utilizar sus servicios, pues nnicamente
SO inAamo un quinque con petroleo. la
actividad que demostr6 el cuerpo de
bomberos es una garantia segura para
el dia que sobrevenga cualquiera catas-
trofe.
A proposito. de esperar que la
policla contenga esas turbas de chiquillos
alborotadores y soeces que asi que sale
cualquier bomba del Parque la acom-
paiian casi ridiculizando un acto tan
imponente y estorbando Ia actividad de
los bomberos.
iOu6 diran los extranos esta pobla-
cion al yer que hasta las cosas mas Sc
rias son aqul motive de alborcto y de-
sorden.?
o locura 8 santidad. .-Pueden regoci-
iarse los amateurs de emociones en- el
teatro preparar los nervios para el sa-
bado en- que Sc pondra en- escena ell gran
dioso drama de Echegaray cuyo titulo
es el epigrafe de esta gacetilla, para GU
va Interpretation ha dieho un revistero
que SO necesita un Don Lorenzo de ace.
re- templado. No dudamos que el ge-
nio do Echegaray que campea robusto
vigoroso en- esta obra, atraera los
amantes de 10 admirable al teatro Mo-
ratin In noche de manana sabado, 49,
Cuidado.-Es una imprudencia que
puede costarnos cara cualquier dia,
cuando menos 10 pensemos, ESQ de al
macenar materias infamables en- la ciu-
dad. En- todas parties Sc acomodan
el petroleo y demas oombustibles peli-
grosos en- parajes apartados del centro
de poblacion.
Cualquier dia amanecemos achicha-
rrados 8 volamos por los aires de mala
manera.
Campana. na.-Como quiera que la ac-
tual de incendios es POGO menos que la
carabina de Ambrosio, SO acaba de fun
dir en- la Marina una para que la susti-
tuya, la cual reuno condolences muy
apreciables para ell servicio d que Sc
consagra.
Esta campana, que pronto Sc instala-
ra en- el lugar correspondence, pesa do
ce quintales y doce ibras, midiendo de
boca ochenta y cinco centlmetros. Tie.
ne ademas grabada la siguiente inscrip-
cion: Gel cuerpo de Bomberos al dig.
no Alcalde y organizador del referidc
cuerpo D. ~afael Palacios y Apellaniz.
} Ell fundidor Sr. Portilla que Ia ha he.
cho merece los placemos de los inteli
gentes.
Acueducto.-No Sc alarmen los lecto
res, que todayia no 10 tenemos. Nos
referimos los periodicos de Ponce que
baten palmas ante la segura 6 inmedia.
ia construction dc un Acueducto. / En-
que consiste que Mayagiez y Ponce
) viven medic siglo adelantados & la in.
signe capital de Puerto Rico? No Sc
nos ocurre otra contestacion que ests
de Pero- -Grullo; En- que nosotros vi
: vimos medic siglo atrasados con respec
to q las nuevas ciudades, y ahi verar
ustedes
Dados los antecedentes nuestra &C.
tual situacion, Cuando beberemos agua
buena?
: iUf que calor!-Pues senior, todo au
: Igura que ID estacion va ser insoporta,
. Bile. va no bastan lluyias, nj abanicos
nj banos, nj ropas igeras 81 calor hs
dicho alla vamos, J no hay mas rene
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-05-17
lllII.IlI ll lIIIili.

Z Los mozos peninsulares RESIDENCES en estn
ciudad, seran redimidos del seryicio 1e lae
" armas en- el case de caer quintos er sus,
respectivos pueblos, iDgresand0 en- 81 batallon
de voluntarios dc esta Capital Y cuInpliendo
lnento aprobado por 81 Excmo Sr, Captain 6e.
neral de esta Isla
Para mas informes aendiran los que unIayan
gozar de equel henefcio al Excmo. Sr teniass-
te coronel primer jete del cltado battalion. ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-05-17
Papel dc inprsnta.

En- la Administration del BOLETIN .
ha recibido un gran sartido de excelente pa
pei de iraprenta del tamalo del BoIetin ac-
tual y del Boletin antique, asi como satina-
do para ibros, Ell cual Sc vende aprecios mo-
dicos. Dicho surtido 10 renovaremos cons
tantemente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-05-17
MOVIMIENTO MARITIME.
ENTRADAS.

ENTRADAS.
Mayo 12.-De Santhomas, vap. al. "Lotha-
ringia," transito.
12.-De Habana, vap. ing. Ebro, .
cap. Dicke, Latimer.
13.-De Naguabo, vap. "Arno," cap
Green, d id.
13.-De Fajardo, gol. esp. "Fajardina'
lastre.
- 13.-De Idem, pail. "Carmencita, ma.
dera.
= ls.-De Cadiz, vap: ..Guipdzcoa, cap
Chaquet, d Ezquiaga.
IA. De Santhomas, vap. "Nuevo Bar
celona, cap. Nunez, gral.
- 15.-De Cibuco, gol. Anita, azucar
15.-De Mayagdez, bal "Nueva-F Flor.
SALIDAS.
Mayo l3.-Para Habana, vap. "Guipdzcoa,
cap. Chaquet.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-05-17
PREPARACIONES BSPECIALBS
DE
LANMAN Y X EMP.
NUEVA-YORK.
aqua FLORIDA
D E
MURRAY Y LANMAN
Con tanta raZOn Ia
! mada Ell PERFUME
UNPRECEDENTED ITni-

ra pertumar ell pahuelo, 10 msmo que para ell
tocador de las damas de buen gusto como para
el banjo por las personals apreciadoras de 10
bueno Sc lie considera como ell perfume sin
rival en- todo ell orbe Sirve ademas como un
zahumerio en- las habitaciones de los enfermos,
proporciona gran alivio en- el langor, fatiga,
postracion, nerviosas y vertigos, &C., &c.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-05-17

Suma anterior. ..... T87 So
Don p Somohano hno. Capital 2 -.
Don Jose R. Sire tNaranjto). ,.,.. -.
HUMACA0.
Don Luis de Quijano Font -. 2 =.
g Domingo Fulladosa. ........,. =,
Excmo. Sr. D. Antonio Soler Bou.. -.
Don Ramon Pom Y Bus6. ......... -,
Alexandra Infiesta ..........
g Jose Carcabon ............... =.
g Miguel Antonio Bustelo. ..... 2 i.
Leoncio Garcia Vale. ........ 2 =.
g Jose C0nratlo Hernandez ..... 2 =,
Buenaventnra Sierra .....,... .
Jose Rodriguez. .......9,.......
8 Juan N. Gnzman. ........,.. .
NRrciso Soler y Bou, .......... I,
" Juan YlllaMiI, MiI,,,,..,,.,,,... Z !"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-05-17
COLECTA PARA COVADONGA.

No nbres y Quotas de las personals que han
contribu,do para Ia erection de un tenlpt'
monumental en- COvadOnga dedictN'0 d Ia
Virgen Santisima y q la memortd del
her0iCO ID. PelayO, restdurddor de la
ndcionalidad espaaola.
Ds GTs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-05-17
AVISO.

En- ell pueblo de Juncos, vega de D. NJ Ro-
driguez, ha desaparecido un caballo, propie-
dad de d. Manuel Costa, de Z amos de edad,
81 cuartas de alzada, paso menudeo, color Be.
yo amarillo y erin cola regular.
Sc gratifcaTa generosamente al cue 10 en-
tregue en- ell mismo lugar de donde ha desapa-
rCcidO. Ia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-05-17
MEMORIALS DB UN MlLITAR
sACADAs DE UN LIBRo INEDIT0
Y EGLADAS
POR DON JOSE PEREZ morris.

Obra amena instructive, de cerca de 500
ricos, anecdotas y hechos de arInas reiativa Is
la guerra de la Independencia espafiola, las
prisiones en- Francia, q la expedition de Mo-
ril.o la guerra civil de la Costa-firme.
Sc vende en- la Administrator del BoLRTIN
d peso ell ejemplar Sc envia franco de porte
d cualquiera poblacion de la isla al recibo
de un peso 10 centavos en- sellos en- elective.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-05-17
ABlIGI0S DIVIRS0S.
DiSOluciOn de SOciedad.

Desde primeros del corriente, por mdtuo
convenio ha quedado disuelta Ia sociedad que
giraba en- Juncos bajo 10 razon social de
NJ. Costa y .Espinet,
qucdando encargado de Ia liquidacion Pedro
Espinet. Puerto-Rico, Mayo de 1879 Ia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-05-17
Maquina de cortar papel.

En- ID imprcnta del BoIETiN SO vende oil cos
to una nueva de armadura de hero, de Hoe,
slstema Plough Knife, cuchilla aradol l-S
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-05-17

En- Ia Hojalaterfae que est& al lado de 10 Car
Gel Sc dan tod0s los efectos de lata casi por Ia
mitad de su preco
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-05-17

Segun la siguiente carta que, fe-
chada el "a de abril en- Nueva- Y ork,
publica el Diario de Ia Marina, fue
magnffica la fiesta que Sc celebro en-
aquella ciudad ell % de abril en- me-
moria del gran Cervaates.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-05-17
"a LLEGAB0I
EN- Ell COLMAD DO,
Los REPuTADos oIaARRILLos DE La MARcA
GEL OBSEQUIO'
FABRICA DE D. RAMON ALL0NEs.
-
;;;Para la salud I! !!
BANos. BANos. BANos.

FL dueno del Gran Hotel I" SAS JuAN ? pafti-
cipa oil pdblico que habiendo concluido las re-
paraciones que EN- los bdios Sc venian veFi6-
cando, con objeto de aumentar el nGmer0 dc
ellos por Ia excesiva concurrencia; desde esta
fecha sc daran Bafos al placer en- el referido
sos-Puerto-R Rico Mayo Is 1878 ENRIQUR
SANXILLAN-Hast II de Julio
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-05-17

EN- CAMERAS DE PLOMO, ZINC Y LATA.
En- cuanto composicones Sc haran las mlsmas
rebajas.
GregOriO Laguna.
Puerto Rico. Marzo17 los domingos.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-09-07

5O1sc; September, 5O@J014c; October. 5l19e. Oats
2g5; mixed 25@2Sc; Pennsylvania 25@26c Rye
steady at 5O@5lc. Hay shade firmer: Maryland
and Pennsylvania prime, s11 00f9l2 90. Provisions
quiet Pork $ll %: loose shoulders SIC, clear rib
sides SIC, packed 61sa614c Bacon: shoulders
&c clear rib sides nc, hams 12J2G13J%c. Lard
refined SIC Butter: choice Western firm at l56a
1Sc. Petroleum steady: refined lU1sc, crude 75s9
&C. Coffee firm: Rio carsoes l49l71ze. Whisky
steady at Il U9l2.
NEW YORK. Sept 7.-Flour unchanged. Rye
flour dull Mt 50 81 d3 80. Corn-meql quiet but firm
at 81 1902 ~. Wheat: No. NJ lwaukee, in store,
81 20, ungrnded red 97c9sl Is, No. 2 red, 81 109
! l2 No. /, 81 l2l501 II; steamer No. do 81 09
ungraded amber, 81 03@1 1877; No. Gambler 81 091a
al l0H; No do 81 l2la: ungraded 81 069l q No.
. white, 81 l249l l212; No. white, 81 19@l 1872;
extra do, 81 2lg22; white State, 81 2OC1l - Rve
firm No Western, Gle Barley nominal Malt
nominal. Corn, ungmded 45g5015c; No. 3, 49c;
steamer, 49@i9%c; No. ,, 497s9JOc: Kansas jO9
5014c. Oats h@12c higher and fairly actve re-
ceipts 5000 bu: sales 10000 bu; rejected, 251za
261Ic; No. 3, 26c; No. 2 30%W3lc; No /, 33c
mixed Western, 25iIa3fc; white Western, 25@
3S11c. Hay heavy and unchanged. Hops un-
changed Coffee quiet and steady. Sugar
firm: fair to good refining, 73l6g75sc Molasses
dull and unchanged Rice dull, z, troleum un-
changed Tallow, firm at &C. Resin steady Tur-
pcntne steady at 2Sc. Eggs heavy: Western, l61z
mess pork, $l0tQlO 25. Beef dull and unchanged
Cut meats dLll: long clear. sc; city do, SIC.
Lard active but lower: prime steam 1907 40c.
Butter heavy: State, i0l423c; Western, 6922c.
Cheese quiet: Western, 6@S4c. Whisky nominal
at 81 l2H
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Ds- IN order to accommodate Eastern advertis-
ers in the STAR, Mr.. Z. Duncan Sniffen, No. Y
Astor House, New York City, has been appointed
our general and special agent for the Eastern
States. This will be branch Office OF the STAR,
Mr. Snffen being authorized TO make advertising
contracts on our BEHALF and receipt all collections
therefor in our name.
nS-CINcINNATI, Sept 70 p M-Flour fair
ly active. Corn steady, and demand far Wheat
quiet and firm with not much in to-day. Whisky
selling well at yesterdays prices. Oats in light
feeding demand. Rye slow SALE and held
steady. Barley is inactive and quiet
market Mess pork weak and little doing. Lard,
fair movement and an easy market Bulk meats
in fair demand and the market steady, but only
moderate offerings. Hogs fairly active and prices
firm, with little or no change.
es- WEATHER.-Fair or partly cloudy, with in.
dications Of light rain, for the next twenty-foul
hours.
H5THE Covington Office of the STAR is at No.
2 East Pike street. in Hardins Insurance Office
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common per bu, in boxes. Grapes at 81 j0@i 75
per bu for Ives, Seedlings, per stand OF bushels,
and 4(Ijc per lb for ConCords. Damsons at 81 %
@l so per stand of bushels. Pears at $l@g4 80
per bri or 81 2561l 80 per bu for choice.
HAT-The market is quiet and steady. The de-
mund is fair tOr local consumption. Prime tO
choice new sells at SI6g9 and inferior at S66gT per
ton. Old timothy held at S9@l0 per ton for prime
u choice; all on arriua'.
HEMP-Rough Kentucky is in light demand,
but firm with moderate olferingsat S5@l0O per On
on arrival. Dressed jobbing slowly at nc fUI
double and G34G7c for single per Id.
MILL FEED-BTan quoted at S9C99 80 per ton, on
arrival, with moderate demand. ShiIStuffs held at
SlOdll per ton, and neglected. M ddlings Sdlable
Sl3@l7 per ton, but quiet on arrival. About 81
moro in store.
MOLASSES-The demand is fair and market
steady, and we quote New Orleans at 3S940c per
gallon for good to choice, and refined syrups held
at 45GgTOc per gallon, as to quality.
OllS-'rhe market is qllet with only moderate
demand and steady Extra lard oil quoted 60@62C
per gallon for current-make. Prime linseed 556y
SIC per gallon Refined petroleum at 1091212c
POTATOEs-Thc demand is moderate and the
receipts ample but not large and the market re-
mains steady selling at Sl@1 10 per bril- loose
from WAGONS Tor prime to choice AID 81 30@1 As
per bTl in store
POULTRY-Th IS a fair demand for chickens
and the market steady, with amply offerings. We
quote 81 j0g for full grown, and 81 50t92 25 for
young per dozen, as to quality.
SALT-MOdcrate demand and ample supply
with Ohio River and Kanawha selling at 81 20 pei
brl of Du, and 95c per brl of 5 bu. Held at 34@
3jc per bu for T rk's Island and $1@1 05 per sack
for coarse Liverpool
SEED-Nlarket quiet and STEADY. Glover quoted
712@754c per lb in store. Timothy at 81 40y1 sc
per bu in store. Flax seed duh and held atS1 log
/ 25 per bu.
SUGAR-Moderatel active and the market
steady. Quoted as follows: Refined yellow at N
GeSc extra G at S5@8t4c A white at 9a9tsc
powdered and granulated at l0@l014e and crushed
at l0t%c per he. New Orleans selling at 7MeS14C
per ID. as to quality.
TAILOW-Is in moderate demand and the mar
ket is steady and quiet with sales at a615c per 1t
for country, in packages
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Flashes.


General. sprague, of the U. S. Army, is
dead.
Rev. J. A. Carr was drowned in the Ohio
River at Sciotoville.
Joseph Adams, of Alliance, O., fell from
the cars and was killed.
r. NJ. Miles, Division and Passenger
Agent at Quincy, ILL.,, is dead.
The little son of Walter Resting was
drowned in cistern at Bedford, o.
James Young and Charley Thompson es-
capped from Jail at GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
N. Mitchell Jackson was thrown from
his horse and killed at Chesterville, Ohio.
A boy named Hazrodt was smothered
to death in a wheat bin near Mount Gilead,
Ohio.
Rev. II. H. Hayden has been held for the
murder of Mary E. Stannard, at Rockland,
Conn.
Two turbulent tramps were dipped in a
tar barrel and then rolled in sand at Ken.
ton, o.
Thomas H. Cox wholesale grocer, has
failed at Montreal, Canada. Liabilities,
100000.
Charles Schumacher, brakeman, fell be-
tween car wheels near Ft. Wayne, Ind, and
was fatally mangled.
John Richmond, horse-thief and mur
derer, was hanged to bridge by vigilants
near Chetopa, Kansas.
Sheriff Silas Ralston was killed at Bose,
man. Mont, while trying to separate two
men who were fighting
George Smith, who is charged with the
murder of Lemuel Brown, has been cap
tured in Marion County, KY.
Three men were killed and several
wounded by the explosion of the steamer
Reliance, near st. Mary's, Georgia.
A German farmer named Umsinger, OF
Parma, O., attempted to kill his wife and
child, Failing in this he set fire to his
house and barn and killed himself. Jeal-
OuSy.
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They cured me of ague, biliousness, and
kidney complaint as recommended. l had
a half bottle left which used for my two
little girls who the doctors and neighbors
said could not be cured. | am confident !
should have lost both of them one night if l
had not had the Hop Bitters in my house
to use. | found they done them SO much
good | con ntinued with them, and they are
now well. That is why | say you do not
know half the value of Hop Bitters, and do
not recommend them high enough.-[B.,
Rochester n Y
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train came along, so frightening their horse as
to cause the animal to suddenly turn
around, upsetting the buggy and throwing
out both. Mrs. Lutz suffered sprained
wrist. Mrs. Ref escaped without any in
jury. This crossing certainly needs watch
man for the protection of travel
SPRINGFIELD. D.
State Fair this week.
The Prohibitionists meet at the City Hall
Thursday evening.
There was runaway on West Main street
about 10 O'Clock Thursday evening.
General w. H. Gibson addressed the meet
ing at the Fair Grounds last friday even
ing.
A relief meeting was held at the City Hall
last Friday evening. A good crowd was in
attendance.
Mrs. NJ B. 10y and Mrs. G. D. Cox have
gone to Pennsylvania to visit their old
home and friends at Bedford Springs and
Hollidaysburg.
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FIN ANCIAL.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 7-2:30 P. NJ
The gold market is teady to-day with little or
no change. The local rates are 0OA buying and
10J8 selling. Gold checks on New York at 1907
Exchange on Eastern cities is not wanted to any
extent and the market is easy. We quote at 1-10
discount buying, and par selling
Sterling is dull and rates easier. Drawn at 81 SO
for 60-days and 81 81 for sight per in gold.
Government bonds quiet and the following are
the local rates.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

WILMINGTON, Sept 7.-spirits turpentine firm
at2Sc.
OswEGo Sept. Wheat quiet. amber, 81 O615;
white State 81 03g1 0S red State Sl@l 04. Corn
higher No. 2 Toledo Acc; rejected 4Sc.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. Wheat winter dull at
9s Id for new Corn old mixed dull at 24s Sd;
neWsteady at OBS 3d. Others unchanged.
INDIANAPOLIS. Sept. Flour steady: Fancy
81 7595 IS; family 81 25@45O Wheat steady: No
2 red, 90@91c; September, 90c. Corn steady:
mixed, 36Rc. Oats quiet: mixed 1912920c. Rye:
4S@49c, Provisions quiet. Bulk shoulders, 51ac;
clear rib Sides &c. Lard, TIC. Hams 10c.
Boston, Sept. Flour quiet: Western supers,
s3@3 Sc; common extras, "a 256R4 rs; Wisconsin
extras, 81 50@5 50; Minnesota do, S5 50@6 So;
winter wheat Ohio, Indiana and Michigan, $50
5 Is; Illinois, IS 25@6 Co.,; St Louis, s. 25@6 Is;
patent Minnesota and Wisconsin, $7(G9. Corn
steady: mixed and yellow, 541%@52c; steamer 81
937c.. - "
PTTTsBuRa, Sept Corn and wheat arriving
more freely. Wheat new Southern white and
Pennsylvania choice old 9Sc@$l O3; new, 93@97c.
Corn: yellow ear, 4S@50c; high mixed, 47@iSc;
yellow shelled, 4764Sc; mixed. 45@47c. Oats
heavy: white old, 2S@29c; mixed, 26@27c: new
white, 25927c; new, S@24c, Rye quiet: new, 5S
955c; old, SIC
changed. Wheat firm: opened &c lower and
closed quiet; No. 2 Milwaukee 931sc; September,
$780, October, 93146c; No. 8 Milwaukee, sic; No.
4, 64Ac; rejected SIC. Corn lower: No. 2, 365Sc.
Oats easier and active: No. 2, 201ac. Rye steady
and in good demand: No. l, 47c. Barley higher:
No. 2 spring, 81 09; September, 81 10; October,
81 13 Provisions quiet but firm: Mess pork
quiet at SO so, cash and September Lard
prime steam, 77sc. Lake freights: Wheat to Buff
alo, &C.
LOUISVILLE, Sept Flour dull and un-
changed Wheat dull: red 9Oc; amber and white.
SIC. Corn firm: white, 45c; mixed, 400 Oats dull
and heavy r. ceipts: whit 25c; mixed 24c. Rye
quiet at 55c. Hay in fair demand so 509l1.
Pork dull and lower at S10@10 So Lard steady:
choice leaf tierce, S34@9c; do kegs, 10c. Bulk
meats steady at 5a496328965sc Bacon irmer at
1905 & 1679G97A@714c for loose. Sugarcured
hams, 121a@1319c, Whisky steady at 81 06, Man
ufactured tobacco unchanged.
PHILA DELPHIA, Sept Flour quiet but steady:
Supers So SOFAS; extras. S314; Minnesota family,
IS SO: high grades, S7@S Wheat active and firm
er: Red, 81 06@1 0S15; amber 81 0Tg1 9S Corn
firm: yellow, 51952c; mixed, 4934950c. Oats quiet
but steady: white Western 26@2Scc; mixed West
ern 25@26c. Provisions quiet but steady, Lard
quiet: butchers, 71a@7l4c; city kettle, s@S12c
Butter New York State and Bradford County
Penn, extras, 1S@19c; Western Reserve 12014c.
Eggs quiet: Western 17@18c Cheese steady:
Western choice T9@8c. Petroleum nominally un-
changed. Whisky firm: Western 81 10.
BALTIMORE Sept. Flour steady and firm
Howard street and Western superfine, $2 50@S 90;
extra, 50 2594 25; family, 81 75@5 Is. Wheat:
Western lower and fairly active: No. Western
winter red, spot, August and September, 81 0S1ss
al 0S3s; October, 81 083s@1 O35s Corn: West
ern quiet; Western mixed, spot and August. SOC
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hlipil.

SMITH = On Friday afternoon at . o'clock,
James, infant son OF John and Maggie Smith.
Funeral Sunday afternoon at 2 O'clock from the
residence, No. 30 Lock street.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-09-07

A beautiful complexion depends upon
the purity of the blood. To keep the blood
pure and healthy use DR.. Bulls Blood
Mixture
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-09-07

HOGS-Quiet and firm at about previous prices.
Choice butchers at 81 15@4 25, fair to good light
and packing at S. 75t94 u.s. and common at $3@3 60
per GENITAL gross.
CATTLE-The market is Quiet and steady
Common at 81 5G@12 co. medium at So 50@13 90, and
good to choice butchers at So 5004 25 per Genital
gross, and some extra for shipping held up to
81 Is.
SHEEP-Quiet and firm at So 5O13 25 for in
ferior and So 54 30 for good to choice per GENITAL
gross.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-09-07

Mr.. JOHN MCLEAN formerly of this city,
and connected with the wholesale hat store
of Barnes, McCrea & Barnes, died at Mem
phis yesterday of yellow fever. Deceased
was grandson of the late Judge Mclean
of the u S. Court, and just previous to his
removal SOuLh resided in Dayton, Ky.