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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-05-11

para sos tsner dignamente tan alta dis
tinci6p.
Ell Emperador Federico comic aye
un pedazo de carne, = ha dejado de to-
mar cervezs por no convenirle d su So
lud.
En- ell Boletin pub icedo en- Ia maf1a
No de hoy Sc dice que Ell Em2eradol
no tiene fiebre y que su estado game
raj es satisfAtorio.
Madrid, 23.-El general L62tz Do
miugaez &c h bora 10 del Wrculo Mi
litar.
En- la session de hoy en- ell Seuado ei
Conde de Tejada de Vsldosers impug-
n6 ell trstado de comercio con Italia,
bsjo Ell panto de vista de los intereses
de las ,las de Cuba y Puerto-Rico.
FL Iunes celebraraa una conferences
defaitiva los setiores Ssgasts, Monte
ros Rios y Gamazo, con el objeto de
buscar una so,uci6n q los proyectos de
Hacienda del sefor Puigcerver.
IA eontinuada b y en- ell Congreso
Ia discussion de la Ley Consultative
del E. ercito.
Pais, 29.-Ls Camara de los dipu
tados ha dado su aprobaci6n al proyec
to de ley autorizsudo ell emprestito pa
ra las obrss del Canal de Panama por
medic de Ia emission de obligaciones de
loteriss.
Berlin, 3O.-Sigue Ia mejoria expe-
rimentada en- 50 salad por Ell Empsra
dor Federico.
Sc ha hecho la acun4ci6n de none
das con Ia efigis del nuevo Emperador.
la primars de elias ha sido entrega.
da al Dr.. Mckenzie, como una mues
ira de distinction y sgradecimieuto.
Ber,io 10 de Msyc.- Ell Emperador
Federico Sc halla nuevamente con fie'
bre.
FL especialists, Dr.. Bregman, ha de-
jsdo de prestar'e su asistencia, entran-
do 4 sustitairle ell Dr.. BArdslohsD.
Bar|iu, 2.-El estado del empera-
dor Federico contind4 siendo POGO sa'
iisfAtorio, y su NAL SO agrsva.
Roma, 2.-Mientras estAban hscien-
dose experiences en- las cercapfas de
esta Capital hizo explosion un obds de
dinamita, resnltaudo heridos ell prin-
cipe Victor Msnnel, heredero de Ia CO.
roma, sl general D'Oncieu, dos corone-
es y dos capitanes.
Berlin. 3.-Aanqua no ha desapa-
reciio todavi4 g estado febril one
aqueja al emperador Federico, su stu,-
ci6n ha experimentado slgura mejorfa.
Roma, Sci Papa Leon XIII he
recibido en- andienciA b los peregrlnos
espsho'es.
No Sc hs hecho ninguna manifesto
ci6a en- sentido carlista.
Hizo!es ell Papa On cumplido elogio
De las prendss que alderman ! Ia Reins
Regente de Espana D.. Maria Cristins,
= les exhort6 4 que no acudiesen a Ia
revoluci6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-05-11
sues. De ORCASITAS &C.

Imeastsaa<ss DE- nssSAaSaas a. laAsa saanss ,
t~eom4VeesAA
vsaaas Il pss aayst, cFSa u y al AsAAit e. sas
tAmAAAs Fl0h 30 artao 0AtG0 90 0Aa. 60.
ls II 10 testa1aAA. go aaaA 10 as u Exsa~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-05-11

I Vacantes. .-Lo estan: Ia Depo
sitaria Municipal de Quebradillas ;
la plaza de M6lico titular lie Ba-
rranquitas, Y la escuela rural del
barrio de Oaunilla-arriba Juana-
Diaz).
Mercantile. Sc nos participa que,
por compra hecha los senores B.
Gaya Y Oa, SO ha constituido eh
Quay anna una sociedad mercantil
que girara bajo la raz6n de Roma
guerra Hermanos, que seguira los
mismos negocios que sus anteceso-
res, de cuya liquidaci6n Sc ha en-
cargadO.
Deseamos mnchas prosperidades
a los senores Romaguera HERNIA
nos.
Invitaciones. s.-Hemos recibidc
dos atentas invitaciOnes para los
bales que los dias 13, IA y Is ten
dram lugar Ell los e'egantes salones
del Casino Espanol Y del Oentro
de Instruction y Recreo de Oayey.
Agradecemos 8 ambos Centres
tan tinas atenciones, Y deseamos el
mejor 6xito en- tan nOtables tiestas.
Cigarrillos ".La Corona. Son
incomparabIes su aroma exqui.
sito; su elaboration sin rival.
/ Que fumador de gnsto no los sa-
borea y admira I
Ageutes, Sres. Sues. de @. G.
Saenz y Ga.
Aceite de Higadc de Bacalao.-
Unico 6 iDfallble remedio para la
curaci6n de todas las enfermeda-
des de la garganta, el pecho y los
pulmones. Usado con perseveren-
cla en- union del Pectoral Ge Ana
cahuita ha realizado curaciones
sorprendentes en- mucbos casos de-
sesperados de coDsunci6n Y tisis.
Ell aceite preparado por Lanman
y Kemp, es el 1nico absolutamen-
te purO.
Es un cho.-Asegurado por
los mas sabios de Ia profession medlca
que ell m9todo mas conveniente para
sdministrar el aceite de hfgado de ba'
cslo es en- forms de emulsion. La Emul
sion de Scott, debido is uu,6l del
aceite con los hipcfoefltos, produce re
sutsdos mucho mas rapldos y seguros
one ei acelts solo. Ademas, es de So
bory olor moy agcadAbIes y de fxcii
digestion, por 10 que aconsejamos d los
que tengan qae tomar el repngnante
aceite de hi gado de bAcalao, tomeu es-
ta sabrosa Emulsion.
Ell Sedlitz Chanteaud, que tiene
fama universal, es un purgativo sa'
no, refrescante, de I'M sabOr agra
dable y de una eficacia cierta para
combatir la constipation; su en-
pleo diario es util q los Gotosos y
Reumaticos, a las personas de
un temperamentO sanguineO, de
congestiones cerebrales, q los YER
tigos, jaquecas, y hemorroides, y
los embarazus gastricos. Els por
excelencia el purgativo mas suave
para las senoras y los nillOs.
Para evitar el peligro de las fall
sificaciones del Sedlits, ) de los me-
dicamentos dosim6trlcos del cual
M. Chanteaud es I'll 1nico prepare.
dor, exijase sobre la etiqueta el
nombre del autOr.
Burggraere- ChGntead.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-05-11
iIMPORTANTEl
A Los H.CGNDiD0s / lNDUSiRIlIgs.

Acaban de recibir los que suscri.
ben, por los 1ltimos vapores:
LadrillOs de fuego.
Hero en- llantas, galvanizado,
liso y acanalado para techos, fon-
dos Carr6n de cualquier galonaje
Tuberias de hero y cobre de
todas dimensiones.
Romauas de plataforma hasta
400 kllos.
Arad"s americanos 6 ingleses de
tndos n1meros.
Pleas de repuesto para los mis-
mos.
MAquinas para elaboration de
galletas.
Una idem vertical, de vapor, de
Z caballos de fuerxa.
TodO 10 ofrecemos 6 precios 50.
mamentel limitados, verdaderas gan.
gas.
Sohrinos do Portilla San Juan
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-05-11

Fsliz visjs.-Hsmos tenido el
gusto de recibir la grata vista de
nuestro querido amigo, cousecueu-
to correllgionario 6 ilustrado cola.
borador de Yauco d. Utises Oil
vieri - El titimo incondicional-
acompaaado de su estimable her
mano mayor, y tambien amigo
nuestro, D. Domingo. Amhos 90
ausentan en- el vapor cOrreo con el
objeto de reparar en- la Peninsula
su I'M tanto Quebrantada salud.
Ell que sintamOs su alejamiento
no impide que celebremos el objeto
de este viaje. Por 10 cual. al repe-
tir nuestra cariIosa despedida q los
Sres. hermanos Olivieri, hacemos
votos por que los salutiferos aires
de la madre patria sean para ellos
una panacea, y tambien para que
cuanto antes volvamos & verlos,
entire nosotros, respuestos por com.
pleto en- su salud.
Bien venido. -Hsmos tenido el
gusto de saludar en- esta Imprenta
al muy digno Sr. Pbro. Oura Eco
nomo de Maricao, d. Vicente Oar.
dOna.
Toda suerte de satisfacciones le
deseamos durante su permanencia
en- esta CAPITAL.
Addio.- Afsctuoso adios en-
viamos q todos los que el el vapor
correo directo van para la madre
patria, deseandoles felicisimo via.
je.
| Herido. - Antssyer fue curadt
de primera intenci6n en- oil Dep6sl
to Municipal uu sujeto que habis
sido herido On el yientre de uus
cuchillada. Ademas, presentabi
va, las contu tones.
Iguoramos como, d6nde y pol
Iqnieu fu6 herido el sujeto en- cnes
ti6n.
IA Bsyam6n '-Por I'm cesaror
las eopiosas lluyias que interrum-
pieron las fiestas dc la OruE, y Il
Junta dc festejos, debidamente au
torizada, ha dispaesto coniindet
aquelIas, en- la forma anunclada OF
el programa, el sabado y domingo
de la presente semana.
/ Ell vaporei.o dara IN viaje cad.
ho,a, en- combiuacion con el tran
via de Bay ayamon.
De viSjs--En el vapOr corfeo di
recto va para la PeuinsuIa el seho
doctor don Salvador Mestre, u,
, Ma, aRliex.
II Deseamoale feliK travesia.
Il Testro. Hemos dido decii gu
. el domingo prox,mo teudrA .fcct
: on nucs:ro ColiSeo otra funclo
|, dsamAtica do anesonadeA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-05-11
aAcETA DE HOY.

El Excmo. S.. Gobernador G..
neral dispone que los Sres. AL
caldes de esta I,la Sc abstepgan
de hacer uso de! telegrafo. en- Ca
sos que no revistan verdadera i'm
portancia y no sean de urgencis
Immediate, debiendo, al hacerlo
por la inaole del asunto, emplear
IN la reduction ell menor ndmero
de palabras possible; y siempre
que el servicio no sufra perjuicio
Y sea Ell motive de escasa impor.
tancis, dsr conocimiento por CO
municacion.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-05-11
AYISO.
81 nuevo y espacioso vapor es.
pahol
PONCE DE LEON.

PONCE DE LEON,
del porte de 1880 toneladas, OapI.
tan don Eduardo Sevilla, saldr6 de
cate puerto el dia 10 del corriente
mes para Santancer, Coruiia, vigo,
Cadiz, Malaga y Barcelona, admi.
tiendo carga y pasaje 6 los tipos
siguientss;
PAS AR
uNlCAMESTE PARA SANTANDER
!. Camara.. tlS0 mic.
- Camara.. 100 mic.
u CAmara.. Is mlc.
c R0A.
AHaeas sa tides snvas.s 4 81 q" 10. 1000 l
afs % asm Aiem So 50 loa 46 |
E.taeo xn rama a. So .os l6
AsAsFA. l2- - loo 900 |
AgaaraAea's De cas-. Z g PIP.
Para mas informes dlrIgirse 4
sus Consisnatasios,
Hubert IIcrmanos.
San Juan r, T. Msyo II do lsss,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-05-11
BkNOs De CoAMO.

Cojos, tullidos, reumaticos, escr6fa-
loses disrepsicos, herr etlcos, deoiles
y tisicos en- cualquier grsdo, quien
quiers que seals, Eobres 8 ricos, sAbios
s ignorantes, que psdezcais slgoua en-
fsrmedsd del cuerpo y hasts del alma,
"a sAbeis donde esia la piscina; en- los
conocidos y acreditadislmos B .ios de-
Cosmo, A la justa fama de que gozan
esas termas, hay que agregar by 10,
notables meJoras introducidas en- sus
instaiaciones, donde Sc ofrece q los b.
fi,stas tods clase de comodidades con
On esmerado serviclo y numerosas y
ventiiadas habitsciones en- ell Hotel res
tanrsdo.
Cuents, sdemas, sl hoy arrendatario
lie aquellos Bafos, que ha sabido ele-
var el estsb ecimiento 1 una gran
alturs, con buenos coches para trAels-
dsr passjeros desde Caguas, Gusyama
8 Ponce.
l.. epoca estA yS encims. Hsy gran
pedido de habltaciones. Aviso 4 los
do!ientes y neceSitAdos. so
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-05-11
INDISPENSABLE
1 Los CON:RCIiA1ES Y AGRlCUlfORgS
TABLAS INTUITIYAS

TABLAS INTUITIYAS
de equivslencia de las pesas , medidas
antiguas con las del eistema metrico
decimal.
Colgada al lado del mostrsdor, basta
una mirsds para vender segdu 10 ley
del 10 de Julio de l849.
NO Hay QUE HOJEAR LIBROS.
El sgricultor puede saber Il terreno
que tiene y as pesas y medidas de los
eftctos que compra sin hacer tA'cnlt 9.
A 2 reales
en- Ia imprents del BoLETIN y en- casa
del sutor. En- Maysghez, almacen de
D. Antonio GomilS y sucurssles.
Al que compre de so en- adelants Sc
le rebsja 10 por 100. IS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-05-11

Privilegios de invenci6n.
Subastas.
Providencias judiciales.
Ayuntamientos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-05-11
LA PALMA De ORC.
slSflIill I uIlSIall ai llill(lO XI1a
C4s Rs j. PA<rss Rice.

-
cassAsss ssgtS&s - fe@sssa a. @itsa& mssai
FsFt lus St asas&sAsfee. he sstm q - &s ~
. q sssAan pa' - sssa4 lAs eAs spxsas e -
sss ASS ns4AAss . pxg glA&aa
AWXAs--As easaatssAe Aeaas 10 tsahasaa aa NJ
- - q Famz As sssassssa xas e aAmAssssa. ss
wesaaee asxssa FsSS&a GO ~ gss4a o.ssli
msasa q fasao. 81 gsFts4slAnA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-05-11
GUIA LOCAL.
sues De C. 6. SAENZ&C.
FOrtaleZa. 81.

FOrtaieZa, 81.
IMPORTADORES Y EXPORTADORES.
Giran letras sobre las capita.ss principales
poolaoioass de Espafa, lsls de Cuba, Est4dos-
Uni los lnglSterra.
Agentes de Ia Gcnpahia Trasatl&otica de
vapores ie IsiLLos, Se!enz y q, de ca liz.
Agentes de Ia Com,>na de Seguros III .iiti-
mos dei Lloyd Ingles. 7As IndersStihHg 4
A cency A Association Limilsd.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-05-11
AVISO.

Para Ssntander, Oorufia. Vigo, Cd.
diz, Milsgs, Barcelona , Marsella sal.
drk de este puerto, { principles defines
entrsnts, 81 hermoso J espleudido Va.
por espahol
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-05-11
EUCALYPTUS GLOBULUS.

Los 6res Fonalledas Hermanos, Dc
10 jurisdiction de Toa-bajs, poseen
vArios ejemplaIes de este intefesante
arbusto, \ pror6sito para ser trasplan.
tados. y 9us detallartn 4 precioa con.
vencionales.
El que los interess puede sntendef.
20 con dichos Sres.. 8 en- ssta Capital,
con d. jose Maria S.nju.n. "a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-05-11
RELOJERIA
Y EEEgToS N6rLrTARES
DE JOSE CLAUDIO..-SAN JUSTO.

Corstaute surtido en- efectos para la Armad
Ejercito Observation-Disclosures para empleados de
medallas de todas classes cntas para las nismas -
Sc confeccionan gorras de todas clases.-Espaderia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-05-11

so Captain D. Vicente Llorcs, el cual
admite csrgs y pasajeros para todos
los puertos sIriba mencionados, } para
Bilbao , San Sebastian, con trasbordo
en- el primer puerto con Ell 20 por 100
de aumento; los precios de flstes los de
costumbre, J los de passjes los siguieu.
tee:
Ia CAnara $40
3. CAmafa ITO
81 CAmara 80
Para mas informes dirigirss 4 sas
Oonsignatsrios,
Sucesorss de C. G. Sasnx q Co,
Eortalesa, ndw. 81. "a
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-06-24
WORK OF THE PAYING TELLER.
A Position Which Calls for the Exe--
else of All the Human Faculties.

A Position Which Calls for the Exe--
else of All the Human Faculties.
No other position, says the Bankers
Journal, calls for greater patience, quick
ness and aptitude than that of the paying
teller. In a large bank he handles enor-
nous amounts of money daily. He pays
out every day what would equal the fortune
of very wealthy man. He must make
these payments accurately. A cent too
little or a cent too much paid out, is equally
a serious mistake, which, for him, means
many hours of vexation, investigation and
worry, hours which come out of the time
which he should employ in recreation or
sleep. If he overpays anybody the loss falls
upon himself, except he has been fortunate
enough to have made the mistake with one
who is not only honest, but careful enough
to discover the error.
But, probably, the least of a teller's
troubles arise from the mistakes which oc-
cur in counting and paying money. He
must be familiar with the signatures of the
banks depcsitors. He must be good Judge
of handwriting, and be able to tell at a
glance whether check presented to him
for payment has been tempered with; nor
has he much time to give to an examina-
ton of the check. He must decide promptly
and conceal from the holder of the check
any doubt he may have until he has con-
firmed it. Then his decision must be firm
and irrevokable, but given without color of
offensiveness
He must also be judge of human nature.
If he pays the wrongful holder of the check
the bank is sufferer. The teller has the
right to demand Identification from every
stranger who presents check for payment.
Policy, however, calls for many exceptions
to be made to this rule The paying teller
must decide promptly and without show of
hesitation when it is best to enforce the
rule and when to permit the exception. If
he adheres too closely to the rule, a good
customer Of the bank may be put to the il
convenience of coming to the bank to
identify a check-holder, and resent the
necessity of an imposition put upon him
through stupidity. In various other ways
a bank can ALLEVIATE its customers through a
paying teller making too rigid rule re-
garding Identification. On the other hand,
too lax rule means losses for the bank
1t is not to the interest of any bank to put
so great a responsibility upon a man and
remunerate him only with bare living.
Many an honest man who has gone wrong
received his first inspiration to defraud his
employers from the sense of injustice he ex-
perienced at the hands of those who could
have afforded to he liberal with him. there
are other bank officers who are also entitled
to favorable consideration, of whom we
will speak in future issues.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-06-24
Schr June Bright, Boston.
MEMORANDA.

New York June 21--Arrived, schr Annie P
Chase, Coolings, Darien
Sailed, brig Daisy, Boynton. Apalachicola.
Cork, June 19-Arrived steamship Hsrrogate
(Br), Surtees, Bull River S c.
Cannes, June S-Arrived brig Emanuele Utah,
Scotto, Pensacola.
Genoa, June lS-Arrived, ship Aimo (Rus),
SmitsluDd. Pensacola.
Hull, June2l-Arrived, steamship st Andrew
Bay tBr). Pryde, Port Royal, S c.
Oran. June 10-Arrived bark Marianne (Sw),
Tjernberg, Pensacola.
Trieste. June 1S-Arrived, bark Madre QtaD,
Costa, Savannah.
The Scaw, June 16-Passed, bark Hedwig
Seibe GER, Knaack. Savannah for Wogast
Boston, June 2l-Arrived, bark Levi S An
drews, Watts, Apalachicoa.
Darien, June l9-Arrived, stmr Tonawanda,
Brickley, New York. schr Varuna, Birdsall, New
Haven.
Cleared, schr William E Downes Haskell, New
Haven.
10th, arrived, schr Altamaha, Saunders, Bos-
ton.
Cleared schr Standard, Dram, New Haven.
Fernandina, June 2i-Arrived, brig Annie NJ
Storer, Adams, Boston.
Cleared, stmrs City of Antonio, Wilder and
Caroline Miller Miller New York; schr Tom
Williams, Mills, Bridgeport. CT.
Georgetown S c, June 1S-Sailed, schr Hattie
G McBuck, Putnam, Thomaston.
Port Royal, 8 c, June 21-Saied, schrs Aaron
Reppard, Steelman, New York; A ID Lamson,
Smith, do; Maud Briggs, Young, st Simons
Satilla River, Ga, June 16-Arrived, schrs Isaac
n kerlin, Steelman, Brunswick; 18th, Rillie S
Derby, Naylor, New York.
Fernandina, June 23-Arrived, steamship Del
aware, Chichester, schrs f S Newman, Lowell,
New York; Almeda Wiley, Copeland, Boston.
Cleared, bark Kamtschatka Nor), Hyer, Ant
werp.
New York, June 2s-Arrived, steamship City
of Chicago from Liverpool
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-06-24
Mr.. and Mrs.
From the Oldhorn Chronicle

In early times the ordinary man was sim
ply William or John-that is to say, he had
merely Christian name without any kind
of ''handle " before it or surname after il.
Some means of distinguishing one John or
one William became necessary. Nicknames
derived from mans trade or from his
dwelling house, or from some personal pc
culiarity, were tackled on to their Christian
names, and plain, John became John Smith.
AS yet there were no "misters' in the land.
Some John Smith accumulated more wealth
than the bulk of his follows-became, per-
haps, landed proprietor or an employer CT
hired labor Then he began to be called the
''maister' or master" of this place or that,
of these workmen or OF those
In time the ''mastern got tackled on before
his name, and he became Master Smith,
and his wife was Maistress Smith. But
gradually the sense of possession was lost
sight of and the title was conferred upon
any man who had attained social distlnc-
ton of any kind whether by mere posses
sion Of wealth or by holding some position
of more or less consideration and inn
portance. It is only within comparatively
modern times that the term came to be
considered an almost indispensable adjunct
TO every ones name when mentioned in
ordinary conversation or writing. Maistress
Smith soon became Mistress Smith. Exactly
how or when the term got corrupted can
not be said Master Smith, however, re-
manned Master Smith long after his wife
became Mistress Smith.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-06-24

BALTIMORE, June 23.-F1our quiet; medium
and low grades of country lower; Howard street
and Western superfine 81 $500 IS, extra $50
IS, family 81 O0G4 66, city mills superfne 81 so
az 65, extra IS 25013 rs; Rio brands 81 S065 10.
Wheat = Southern none; offering nominally
lower; Fultz s40sSc, Longberry $4,000; West
ern weak and lower; No. winter red, on spot
and June delivery S41f@S5c. Corn Southern
nominally steady; no arrivals; white 58660c,
yellow 5S960c.
opened firm and closed AG96c below yesterday;
No. 2 red, cash s216c; June delivery Sc. Corn
rather firm at first but closed lower; No. 2 cash
46D45zc, July delivery 44G445sc, closing 44c
Oats firm; No. 2 cash sea s24c: Whisky 81 IA.
Z s7J6. Boxed shoulders s. STA long clears
81 So clear ribs 81 621b6,7 75 short clears
81 s7lf. Bacon-boxed shoulders So 90, long
clears and clear ribs SIS 37lSGe8 45, short clears
So 6Om8 IS. Hams $40 75@ti1 90.
CrNoIsxATI, June 23-Flour barely steady
Wheat in fair demand; No. 2 red &c. Corn
dull; No. mixed sic; Oats lower; No. 2
Lard steady atNSS 90. Bulk meats and bacon
steady and unchanged. Whisky firm at 81 ID
Sugar firm. Hogs unchanged; common and
light 81 O005 40, packing and butchers S. 80
as rs.
NEW ORLEANS, June 23.-Cofree dull and
nominally unchanged; Rio cargoes, common
to prime 13AQ16Ac: Cotton seed products
nominally unchanged: Sugar dull and nomi-
prime 51SGb5SSc, fully fair to prime 5ssGS51fc;
Louisiana centrifugals, choice white 636c, off
white Ga; choice yellow clarified 1-16, prime
yellow clarified &c. Molasses dull and nomi-
nally unchanged; Louisiana open kettle, fair
to good fair 10000, common TO good common
156t17c; Louisiana centrifugals, prime to good
prime 1Sc, fair to good fair 160l7c.
NAVAL STORES.
NEW York, June 90, noon.-Splrits turpen-
tine dull Rosin dull at 81 15Qe1 IN.
500 D. m.-Rosin quiet at 81 15Q1 17If for
strained to good. Turpentine steady at SIC
asked.
CHARLESTON, June 23.--Turpentine nominal
Rosin quiet; good strained Boo.
WILMINGTON, June 23.-Spirits turpentine
steady at 33c. Rosin steady; strained SOC,
good strained s5c. Tar firm at 81 40. Crude
turpentine firm; hard 81 90, yellow dip 81 3d. vir-
gin 81 90.
RICE.
Nxw York, June 23.-Rice steady.
New ORLEANS, June 23.-Rice dull and nomi-
nally unchanged.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-06-24
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

FINANCIAL.
New YORK, June %. noon.-Stocks dull but
steady Money easy at 16111e per cent. Elk
change-long, 81 87GG4 S714; short, 81 $3.50
4 8894 State bonds dull but steady. Govern
ment bonds dull but steady.
Erie .............. 24s4 Richm'd & W. PIT
Chicago & North .106ss Terminal ...... 2316
Lake Shore.......- 9038 Western Union. 761s
500 p. m.-Exchange dull but steady at
81 S71bQl4 S91a. Money easy; no loans, closing
at 1Ql116 per cent. Sub Treasury balances
Coin, S18e, 100000; currency, $17,26O,0O0. Gov
eminent bonds dull but steady to firm; four
per cents 1ss; four and a half per cents 1915
State bonds dull but steady.
The stock market to-day was more Stagnant
and the recorded transactions less than any on
Saturday for many weeks. The dealings pre-
sented almost no feature of interest beyond the
selling down of Lake Shore and the depression
of New England The market opened unchanged
and dull, but prices moved up small fractions,
though the rise was confined to fractions less
than Is per cent After II O'Clock the tone of
market, under settling in Lake Shore and New
England, became easier, and prices moved off
in sympathy with the dealings in those stocks
No other feature was developed. and the
market closed very dull and barely steady at
irregular changes from the opening prices The
following were the closing quotations.: