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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-03-22
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Existen dos palabras tan cOytas, que son
pronunciadas ante que la reflexi6n tenga ITEM
po para reprimirlas.
Tan JGygGs, que vagan de b0ca en- DOca sin
que SO sepa sobre que 'labios SO han pOeado.
Tan p0der0sGs, que justifican Ia maledicen-
ola autOrizan Ia calumnia, aSeguran las con-
oiencas mas timoratas, hacen circular sin que
nadie pueda temerlas, las habladurias que des-
trDyen las reputaciOnes, y preparan Ia rulna
la desesperaci6n de las familias.
Tan NsGlvGd0s, que arrebatan Ia Juven-
tud sus alegrias, 8 Ia vejez 81 dgnidad repo-
SO los corazOnes amantes su sencilla CONTAIN
gay todos una parte de su dioha.
Tan 69aOcemtes, que tienen facil entrada en-
todas las casas; no hay reunion que pueda pa
sarse sin, elias sc encuentra ALI mism0 dc
donde pareoja que su maligoidad deberfa ha-
ceylas arrOjar.
Tan tvGvies0s, que amman la conv ersaci6n,
desenvuelven las inteligencias mas obtusas, y
proporcionan motive de eOnversaciOnes inter-
minahleS las perSOpas mas taclturnaS.
Est8s dos palabras son Sc dice.
Sc dice, sirve de mascara un espectrO dc
Ia familia de los tantasmas antiques que ven1an
por la noche turbar 81 suenO chupar Ia
ssngre de los desgraciados que escoglan por
Victimas.
No es samgye 10 que chupa este m6nstruo
escondido bajo estas dos palabras Sc Dice, slno
la honra.
Que Sc presente bajo 81 torma verdadera !:
E2EE032O NC NecHO EQE COSU. O6E6 I0cuSz6QO
por todo hombre honrado, y 81 SO escucha sera
on la sombrs, porque SO le podia p6dir satisfac-
ci0n de Ia calumnia
Pero bajo la mascara de Sc dice, 1 Dor que
se ha de escOnder
lQu6n es responsible! iQui6n ha sido el
primero cue ha hechO eSta revelaci0n que ma
ia? Nadie 10 sabe.
mo Sc podria conjurar este terrible in.
fatigable demonio del hOgar?
Sc pOdfa, 81 Ia mentira, Ia malevolencla, 81
0dio, los pequefios rencores de Ia vanidad, fue-
ran reemp azadOs en- el cOraz6n humane pOr la
verdad, la justicia, la bondad, el amor al pro-
jimo.
Mas ay este tempo dichoso no vendra
jamas, Y hasta ell fin del mundO el dem monlQ de
la maledicencia y de Ia calumnia reinara escon-
dido bajo Ia mascara p6rfida del Sc dice.
Lo que 81 es possible es el no acogerlo nunca
Reunios, corazones honradOs y leales, y
tOdOs juntOs prOponeos:
L. No pronuneiar jam&s esss palabras hip6-
critas Sc dice, pues en- 81 pensamieDto que ocul-
ia, puede estar Ia deshonra de una tanllia.
2o Detened desde el principle Ia persona
que la pronuncie, y preguntadle simplemente
qui6n es ese misteri0so persOnaje Sc dice.
So No deis cr6dto q 10 que Os sea referido
por ese mensajero Sc dice, que hace prop6sito
de mentir de burlarse de los enganados los
que les ha hecho Greer en- sus mentiras.
(EI Concrete de Nueva York;.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-03-22
Notlcias de Ia Capital

IA obra de Cau1ilett, 60r Teresa, fu6 la re-
presentada anOche en- nuestrO teatrO, con 6xi-
TO brillante POr primera veZ veimOS On 90.
Cena comprendidos 81 drama y Ia comedia On
una sola pieza, y Ia TRANSITION de 10 trSjeo &
10 C0micO, perfecto retratO de la realidad en-
la vida, sorprende al espectador que pasa in
sensiblemente del llanto La risa, obedeciendo
q Ia genjalidad del autor. Es una novedad On
la dramatica italiana que nos place, porque eS
espejo de la Verdad; es muy humana esa tran
Rioi6n.
Los honores de Ia velada correspondent de
derecho las senoras Brignoni AgelLi, que ira
bajar0n con maestr1a, j0stlfcando sus grandes
UOteS de BrtistaS.
Ronc0rOni, como slempre, admirable, de.
grochand0 esa Wis c0mica de alta sociedad, con
que sabe arrastrar al pfblico, manteni6ndole
an una hilaridad continue.
Los denas artistas, cumpliendO CON su de-
ber, sin dejar decaer an solo mOmento Ia har-
monia del cuadr0.
Termin6 Ia velada con Una ty0gedjG do
MesticG que nos hizO destornillar de risa, de-
mostrando su autor, el sehOr Ronc0roni, que
c06e hGcer t0d0 10 possible para producir obras
que mereeen la aceptacion del pdblico
Ha quedado alberto el segundo abono, y
pOr clio nos felicitamOs, agradeciendO Ia en-
preSa Ia galanteria CON que ha accedidO al de-
SEQ general, repetidamente expuesto por Ia
prensa.
Recortamos de un colega:
"Mas de mil alemanes se disponen partir
para el Africa oriental aln, On la region del
monte Xenia, Quieren fundar un EstadO practi
camente comunlata, donde roda propiedad sea
COmGn y tOdO capital del Estado.
Este SO llamarA FfeelGssd, para su insta
laci0n Sc ha reunido va una parte del capital
necesari0 un solo socio ha aportado 10000
duros, 80 dice que I'm miembro do Ia familia
imperia. es decidldo protector dc la empresa
Solo falta ahOra que Inglaterra, 8 la que
perteneCe 81 tUrren0 on que 90 pienea fnudar eli
guturo Estado, consienta el experimental
IN s,ss.a y -. rsgssrss 1, 10,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-03-22

TOJO AQUf-En Ia Tipograffa de LA
CoRREsPoNDENCIA Sc hacen toda clase de ira
bajos dc imprenta & precios sumamente eco
n6mcOS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-03-22

Puerto Rioo, dasde IL de Enero del presente
aflO hasta el 10 de NJ srzo cOrriente, han ingre-
sado On las cajas de la Compaffa $l7. 347 ~
desde el IL hasta el Ia de Marco So 1873 Total
$40 480 durante 81 ano en- curse.
20
| II RESURRECTION de la salad ]!
Los tisicos asmaticos ]; los que padecen
de bronquitis, broncorreas, demas ateccio-
frian con frecuencia los que padeoen de tos
ronquera, deben curarse con el JARABE BAL
s4MIC0 AL GUAYACoL del
DR., Rodriguez Castro.
Mas de luinientOS m6dicOs garantizan con
sus experiencias, los efectos de esa maravillo-
50 medicina. Las academies de medicina la
aceptan con j6bilo immense. Tomadla enfer-
mos Curaci6n de los catarros en- "a horas.
Calma Ia tOs & Ia segunda cucharada.
Cura la bronquitis cr6nica On 10 dias
Cura ell asma en- menOs de un mes. Cura La
GRIPPE.
Comprad este maravilloso remsdio en- la
farmacia de GUILLERMETY.
FL vapor MGss~elG de la Inca de Herrera,
sali0 hoy medic dia de M ayaguez con des-
tino esta Capital via Aguadilla.
CebOllas Cubanas superiores
de la nueva coseeha acabadas de reclblr,
otreoen una partida de 200 barriles.
BAQUERO y GANDARA.
Hemos visto con gusto que ha sido reem.
pedrada con chinos Ia Gale de Baneicencia
que sc halaba en- muy NAL estado.
Ma1ana SO publicara 81 progrsma de la
primera" function del seeundo abono alberto
por Ia Compalia de Roncoroni. Ell dicho abo-
no continuar& alberto en- la casa de don Jacin-
to Anfosso, hasta man ana martes & las doce
del dia.
H. Sc encuentra act1a mente en- esta Capital
acompan ado de su distinguida se1ora, ell apre-
ejable senior don jose Belaval, registrador de
la Propiedad en- Arecibo.
wDocroR coLL-cruz 25.
Hemos ten1dO OCCASION de YER hoy un anti
quo retrat0 de daguerre0tipO del intr6pido ma
rin0 arecibeno VfCToR RoJAs DichO retrato
ha logrado conseguirlo nuestr0 queridO amigo
el DR.. D. Cayetano Coll Toste, Quien ha dispues
to hacer sacar de 81 copia al lapiz para enviar-
10 la COmisi6n EieouGiva de Ia Sociedad de
Salvament0 de NaufragOs establecida en- Ma.
drid. Dicho retrato, es fa3il que sea el tnico
que exista del reterido marinO, y gracias que
10 poseia don Juan M srfn, de ArecibO podra
levar efect0 Ia Comisi0n Ejecutiva Ia estatua
del referi 10 audaz VICTOR RoJAs.
-.
Cambios que ngen on la Compania de
los terrOcarriles de Puerto Rico.-Sobre Madrid
8 dias vista A p.9-Sobre Paris, dIv17a p. g
-Sobre Londres 3 div 5.95 p.S
90
Premios mayores de la Loteria Provincial
jugada hoy :-Ndmero 14.736, Is mil pesos.-
Ndmero 16467, S mil pesos-21 1874 mil pesos.
-Premios dc 500 pesos-5s7 -5 272-
IL. .48O -Premios de 200 pesos-1.756-53 355.
7.861--13 522 -3.914 4-16. .89s-1 10 go 2.575
% $50 -Premios de 100 pesos 668 q 165
"A 80 -5 364 30 OTIS 562-9 S4l-1O 157.
|-l2. .696-13 19l- 17.166 1T 954 10 500 -
22.810-23.339.
Hoy han empezado circular, segdn aver
10 anunciamos, los trenes del ferrocarril direc.
tamente deade Ia estaeion provisional de esta
Capital hasta Cambalache en- Areoibo.
see
EStA pr0bad0 que los preparados al qua.
YA0nL vino Y iRrahal daI dnatnr r ndriunaz
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-03-22
Baquero y Gandara

$s = e. g s eessss ss':f.''' 's
Bacalao de Esc0cia superior On cajas
de medic Quintal $11 90.
Mantequilla Danesa legitima marca L
F. Brun, lata amarilla cajas de 100 la eeo 80
tas de IL ~Oo w
Cajas de 200 latas de media libra
Recibido por los 1ltimos vapores de Cadiz
50 cajas Cognac-Jerez marca Rafael Ro-
nero So GAIA.
25 cajas Ponche Militar marca Rafael Ro-
nero $113 GAIA.
AL abrirse est8 manana. pr1mera hOra el
servicio semaf0rico, SO di6 cuenta al GobiernO
General de hallarSe en- OarrancadO en- 81 BOQue
ron (costa de Cangrejos), un vspor cuYa nao;o
nalidad no Sc cOnocfa por el estadO de Ia ad-
m0sfera. Mas tarde SO reconoci6 que era el
vapor espanol Cosq3istados, que pedia auxilio.
DichO buque, prOcedente de Barcelona y Cana
rias, viene consignado los sefores J. Ochoa
y Hermano y Ia hora on que escribimos estas
lineas no ha pOdidO salir s f10te. Ha salidO
el vapOr B0y6sQuess con Ell Objeto de prestarie
auxiliO y recom0rcarlo 81 fu6se necesario.
Por las autoridades de marina SO trabajs
sin cesar por salvar al referid0 buque.
eoe
ELEAsE Esro.-Hemos recibido Ultima
novedad J, precioslsimas letras monogramadas
para timorar papel, sobres de cartas esque
las Para damss y cabAlleros de buen tono son
de mucho m6ritO. EnviandO el papel, timbra
mos con tinta negra de colores, 100 pliegOs Y
100 sobres por 50 centavos. A las personas que
dese6n que escoiamos nosotros el papel, solo
le cargaremos dc plus 81 precio del dioho arti-
culo = el porte de correo si es para fuera de
la Capital. 10-5
Hemos tentdo mucho gusto On reeibir hoy
la vista del apreciable caballerv, vecino de
Ponce y antique amigo nuestro, senor don
Francisco Giol, quien deseamos buena es-
tancia durante su permanencia On Ia Capital.
Aver y hoy ha ciroulado por esta ciudad
81 rumor de que habia caido el ministerio que
preside 81 seflor Canovas del Castillo susti-
tufdole otro bajo Ia presidenoia del general
Martinez Campos, fernando parte en- 81 el So
nor Sivela. Nosotros creemos que el tai ru-
NOR no pasa de ser una bola, toda vez que el
Gobierno General NADIA ha dicho respecto de
este particular.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-03-22
Dr.. Tizol de IA Fauultad de Paris


Establece abano por anualidades, COM
prendiendo asistencia partos operaciones
Quirdrgicas, b8jo 81 siguiente tipo: :-$l2 anua-
les pOr persona.
-NOTA-La familia que cuenUe con mas de
seis personas, abonara $72 anuales que es el
mAximO.
90
Sc quejan var1as perSOnas de que en- HatO-
Rey, inca de don Juan Nogueras, hay dos gran.
des perros que de continue SO abalanzan cou-
ira los que transitan por la carretera. va, nos
dicen, han mordido dos ni1los, uno de ellos
de bastante gravedad. Respecto del partieu-
lar lamam0s la atenoi6n de quien corresponds
go
Acaban de asegurarnOs que hoy Her& co.
rrido su lugar el puente del ferrooarril sobre
el rio grande de ArecibO.
ses
Procedente de las P Palmas do Canarias ha
entrado On este puerto Ell bergantln espanol
GNi0nsS Z. de 1913 toneladas consgnado los
sres. Rubert Hermanos, con carga general
para vari0&
Geg0n anunoia a Roletin se1nanal da In
gteaos de u Qompahia a les KaRgopaIy'lea a.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-03-22

Rv-La suscrici6n & La CoRRRsPoNDENc1A vale
DOS PESOS POR TRIMESTRE adelantado en-
los pueblos de La Isla. No Sc servira ninguna
crici6n al CON la carta de aviso Sc acompana el
valOr de un trimestre.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-03-22

Puerto Rioo, dasde Is de Enero del presente
aflo hasta 81 10 dc M .rzo corriente, han ingre-
sado On las cajas de la Compaffa $l7. .347 y
desde el IL hasta el Ia de Marco So 1873 Total
$40 48O durante 81 alo en- curse.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-03-22

Hemos dido decir que hasta la llegada del
vapor que SO espera el dia 10 del mes entran
tie no Sc recibiran On esta Capital, las none.
das de cobre que Ia Intendeneia de Hacienda,
espera de la Peninsula
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-03-22
En- g La Palma ;,

SO reciben las monedas menudas del cuflo Do
minicanO, en- cualquier cantidad que Sc lleven
para gastarlas en-el establecimiento. Sd
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-03-22

Hemos tenido mucho gusto en- +
la vista del apreciable caballerv,
Ponce y antique amigo nuestro,
Francisco Giol, & quien deseamos
tanoia durante su permanencia On Ia
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-08
MANUFACTURING SITES.
1913. 30 an.

We have for sale a tract of
about 18 acres Of land midway
between st. Paul and Mime
apOlis, which is perhaps the
best site for factories in either
city. 1t has a spur track run
ming through it, connecting it
with all the railroads running
into either city, except one,
and also with the Mime
sofa Transfer. 1t is one OF the
rev tracts left in the Midway Dis
trict, accessible to good railroad
trackage, large enough to accom-
modate a large manufacturing con-
Germ, and is therefore very valua-
BILE. The Midway District, trav-
ersed in every direction by railroads
and electric lines, and drawing
population and business from both
cities, is rapidly filling up, and a
few years will see property there
quadrupled in value. 1t is bound
in the near future to become tho
great center OF population of our
dual city, and the owners OF land
there will be wealthy. We can sell
this fine property very cheap.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-08
New York Produce.

NEW YORK. April 7.-Flour-Receipts. TO-
900 pkgs; exports, 5.4oO bbls, 4,sOo sacks;
meal steady. Wheat-Receipts, $500 bu:
exports, none; sales. 9,15.0oo blu futures,
Sc 900 blu spot; spot market stronger, dull;
No. red. 977Sc in store and elevator, 994Sc
afoat, 9sc0S1. 007s (. o. b.: No. 3 red, 92V20
93c; ungraded red, 99A@Sl; No northern,
97ls@077sc; No. 1 hard, 9J7s@Sl; No. 2 north
-ern.~ 9a7sc; options advanced 1&M175 on
strong cables, foreigners buying, light in
terror movement and good local movement
aeelned @ssc on realizln ng cio o anse
closing at Disc; May, 9ls8@92!sc. closing
at 9l7sc; June, 89a4090Ac, closing at 9Oc;
July e9l2@9Ossc. closing at 9ec; August, S91s
@SsS4c, closing at S9l2c; SEPTEMBER, ee1sQ
closing at 9lAc. Rye dull; Barley firm,
quiet; No. 2 Milwaukee, 6s@59e. Barley
malt quiet Corn-Receipts. 1880 bn; ex-
ports, 1851 bu; sales, $4,000 bu futures,
POS 600 Blu spot spot stronger; gooa 20 demand ant
ungraded mixed. 49@52c; No. B. SOC;
steamer mixed. 5OA@51A c; options advanced
LsM5Bc on good export demand and stronger
cables and closed firm; April. 49949lsc,
closing at 4918c; May, 467s@47c, closing at
45ls@45Ae, closing at 45lsc; August 454 4GS
45ssc,- closing at 4sssc Oats-Receipts. H.50O
bu: exports, 2,77S bu; sales, $1,000 blu futures
100000 Blu spot; spots stronger 1alr pusl-
ness. Options nrmer. Gull. ApIll. O.ifSDs
Nav. 3l5s034S4c closing at 349sc: spot, No.
white 31Il@3Sssc; mixed Western. 3fl2C0
SIC; white Western, 57@41c. Hay quiet
steady; shipping, e5@fOc. Hops quiet, tlrm;
Pacific coast. 25@2S12c. Coffee = Options
opened steady, unchanged to 20 points
10 down. Sales, $3.50 bags, i n nld
ing: April, 12.6C@12. CSC; May, II go
Ace; June. 11.0c@12c; July. I.s5@li.9Vc;
August, II. S66l11.S 5c; September, II. 100 lSCc:
october, IL nc; November, Hose. Deem
Der, 1l6J@1l.65c; spot Rio nominal: No. z
13s4c. Sugar-Raw quiet, firm; sales, 4,oOO
bags molasses sugar S9-test. at 2l2c C.: l. l.;
refined quiet. steady. Molasses-Foreign
lower; 11l2c for 50-test. Rice steady. quiet
Petroleum quiet, steady; united closed at
56ssc for May. Cottonseed oil higher, quiet;
crude, 81: yellow. 30l2c bid. Tallow firm
quiet Rosin steady, quiet: strained com
mon to good. 81 .4t@l.45. Turpentine quiet
37Q31s 4c. Eggs steady; fair demand; West
ern, 14I2c; receipts 1886 pkgs. Pork active,
firm Cut meats dull, steady; middles quiet
Lard opened firm, closed easy: Western
steam closed at $3.50 BID; sales 1.0OO terces,
at S652l2. Option sales 500 tle1ces; May
$3.50 July, $6.64 asked. Butter dull; lower,
weak; Western dairy, l5@lsc; Western ag err
creamery. 17@l25c; Western factory, 13glec;
Elgin, 24@25c Cheese quiet; part skins,
5@10c Pig iron dull: American, Sl4. 7a(0l6.29.
Copper quiet; lake, Sl1 rs bid, $11.90 asked.
Lead quiet; domestic, S4.2cG14.2212 lin
teady; Straits, $l0S5 bid, $19.95 asked.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-08
Success in Making Butter.

The Standard butter factory. of Owe
go, n. Y, made S36,000 pounds of butter
last year. This is probably the largest
butter factory in the world. The senior
member of the firm was originally
dealer in butter and other country prod
uce, and while there was an abundance
of low grade Dutt1H he could not supply
the demand for a choice article. not
withstanding all his talk and appeals to
the butter makers. He determined TO
turn butter maker himself, with the re-
suit that he is still unable to supply the
demand, although next year the output
of the factory will be about 100000
pounds.
Mention is made of this great factory
to emphasize the fact that there is pleni
ty of demand for choice article. Seven
hundred farmers are selling their milk
at this factory, and are doing very well.
but there are tens of thousands who
should be making a fancy article and
competing with this firm instead of
continuing to glut the market with
common stock. Why not? The requis-
ties for the work are not many. Clean
Illness, absolute cleanliness, seems to be
the first consideration in this factory
No tantS of any kind are permissible.
Precision in the regulation of tempera-
ture is another. This is obtained by
use OF ice, and is within the command
of most butter makers.
There can be no iron-clad rules in
this business much depends on the
powers of observation and the Shrew
ness of the intelligent buttermaker,"
say the propTietOrS. Skill must be used.
They work to please their customers
making "Sweet butter" for those want
ing it, and other butter from cream at
the varioug stages Of ripening. Suit
the markets and please the public taste
What matters if the maker does 10
like butter "only half-salted," provides
the customers want it? They are the
ones to be pleased. Study their taste
and supply the demand.
1t may interest our readers to learn
what foods are prohibited. Farmers are
not allowed to feed turnips, barley
sprouts, brewers grains, distillers' ref
use, linseed meal, glucose refuse, starch
refuse, ensilage or any damaged food.
Concerning ensilage the firm says:
I'VE have no doubt that some ensilage,
scientifically grown and stored, is eX-
cellent food, and would make good but
ter; but we are equally sure that some
enSilage would not make good butter,
but rather the reverse. The making OF
enSilage has not yet reached a point
where we can call IL an exact science
there is ensilage and ensilage. And so,
you see. we are obliged to prohibit it
entirely, because some of 1t would likely
be bad"
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-08
LIVE STOCK.
Union StOclsyarls.

Official receipts at South St. Paul: els
hogs, 6U9 cattle, 0 calves, 1923 sheep.
Hogs-5@l0c lower than yesterday. follow
ing Eastern decline. Packers were more will
ing to come into the market. as the decline
brings the price down nearer to profit as
compared with the salt product, and they
cleared the yards with the exception of
load TO city butcher and few slight ends
to Western shippers. Sales at S4.3C1440.
Cattle-Steady; local demand was better for
butcher stuff, aud steady prices were paid for
all grades except butcher steers, which show
a small decline from few days ago, as do
other markets; all desirable butcher cattle
sold; stockers and feeders i'll demand, but
not many offered, the bulk of receipts going
10 North Dakota. Buyers on the market look
ing for good shipments. Quotations: Prime
steers, $3.5O614: good steers, $3QD3. 80; prime
cows, $4,000; good cows S3@?.50; common
to fair COWS, Sl.25@2: light veal calves, S30i;
heavy calves. S2@3; stockers. S3(19 so; feed
ers, $9.5C@3; bulls, stays and oxen, $l.25
Q2.50.
Sheep-Steady and active; good muttons
and lambs in demand and selling at S5.25@
$50; habitat muttons sold at $3.50; bulk of
receipts went to local feeding barns Quota
tons: Muttons, S505.5U; lambs, $5Q15.60.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-08
MINNEAPOLIS MARKETS.
Chamber of Commerce.

Wheat was steady at first. with cables quiet
and condition in this country practically I'M
changed. There was an increasing demand
after the first squirt of trading had set the
prices to an upward course. 1t appeared
that investors bought quietly and shorts were
feverish, excepting such of them as had cold
near the top of The market. Buy ing, alto
gether, was pushed, and there being too few
sellers they managed 10 get about 34c in the
morning The winter wheat reports were
not changed in the rating of aver
age condition. Receipts were small.
A large proportion had been pre-
on the tables. The demand for all kinds of
dry wheat was good. No. l was closely
taken, and sold at 21203c over May. A few
fancy cars of timber wheat brought 3A over.
Sales were made all the way from 7Ds4c to
SGl2c, the early sales being al inside figures.
Considerable was sold to arrive at soc. No.
2 sold principally at 77@7712c. an advance of
1@112c over yesterday ruling price. No.
sold from zoe to 74c. Wet and musty lots of
no grade were dull. Wheat closed as follows:
No. 1 hard. on track, s1l2c; No. northern,
April. 7712c May, 77l2c July 1890; on track,
soc: No. 9 northern, on track, 75@77c.
Flour-Demand improving at prices quoted.
Patents in sacks TO local dealers Patents,
81. 10@l450; bakers superfne, Sl.3c02 for low
grades in bags. including red dog.
Bran and Shorts STEADY at S10 75011 .25 for
bran; shorts, S10.50@11.50.
Corn-Nominal; quoted at 32035c for yell
low.
oats-Quoted at 25@aSlac for choice No. 2
white
Rye-ln fair demand for local consump-
ton; quoted at 71@72c f. O. b.
Barley-32c to 42@45c for very choice No.3.
Demand slow; getting late in the season.
Flax = Quoted at 05096l2c Ill Chicago,
bought here less the freight.
Feed-Quoted at S14 .2s@l5 80.
Hay-S1@e so for upland; timothy nominal.
S11@11.5o.
Sales included: No. l hard. l car. S1Iac;
No. hard, 2 cars, S1s4c; No. hard. cars, f.
o. b., Sic; No northern, Z cars, s0l2c; No;
cars. SOC; No. l northern, cars,
f. o. b., sic; No. l northern, l
car, to arrive. Soc; No. northern, 5000 bu,
to arrive, s0i2c; No. 2 northern, 10 cars. re;
No. 2 northern. 5 cars, nc, No. 2 northern,