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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-17

N8 N8#MkAA - ~ AMA8AaANs 80 aMMN
csiahiccc haen c,aramenic que
los dercohos del afancel son
para Puerto Rico. n para los
Esiados Cnidcs.
Los Come cianteS han. prohs
DO 'ntiniias veocs Qae'la razenI
es;a dc u parie. Cas- todas las
apelsciones que inieTpcnen a
Washington contra los abasoS
de Ia Adnana de aqui. sc re-
suelven tavorablemenie para
las victimas.
ESQ demuestra. puesto que
en- la mayoria de los casos los
apelanieS ooncurreu sin aboga
DO. a SoSteuer ~ reclamation.
para no aumentar los perluicios
Y los gastos sufridos. que el per
sonal de Aduanas aqui es rudo
Incompetence V abusador. que
interpreta a su capricho leyes
que ignora. que impone sin ton
nj son multas que levantan en-
Washington los superiores de
estos desaplicados funcionarios
de exportacion. que han tornado
a la chacota un serviclo tan i'm
portante como el de las Adua-
mas en- un pals.
Y no solo sc falta la Ley or
ganiCa, sino que sc atropella el
tratado de Paris. que debe ser
respetado puesto que lcyes in
ternacionales 10 gal antizan dan
dose el case estupendo de que
hayan querido aplicar ell ara n
eel de ulio del noventa Y siete
a una partida de libros que de
bla entrar llbre de derechoS con
arreglo a la vigepcia del trata
do de Paris ratifiCadO en- Abril
del %.
mo demuestran est0s errores,
estos atropelos. la incompeten.
cia de esos funcionarios que ig-
moran hasta el respeto que en-
ftodos los paises Cultos Sc guar
'da a los tratados internacl0na
leS1
Parece cosa de magia, cuento
de brujas, sorprendente labor de
taumaturgo ESQ que vlene ocu-
rrlendo con los empleados de la
Aduana.
Porque no Sc c0ncibe como
pueden atreverSe funcionarios
de tan intlma categoria, de i'm
p0r rtancla tan mezquina d vivir
en- guerra declarada con todo
plecepto legal, con Ia ley Fora-
ker y con el Tratado de Paris,
con la opinion publica V con la
propia conciencia que debe de
cir!es q gritos deste1l plados que
es incalihcable 10 que haceH en-
contra de IN pueblo que esta en-
crisis y que esta en- ruina
Es hcra de que nuestrOs CO.
merclantes protesten perO es
necesario Que 10 hagan con la
energia que requiere el abuse
que sc vlene perpetrando.
La denuncia de los periudica-
dos tiene en- que apoyarse, ep
poderosas pruebas abrumado
ras. En- Ia infracci6n dc la ley
Foraker, en- Ia violaci0n del
TratadO de Par 5.
Y 81 este no fuese mas que SUI
hclente para pedir la destltu-
ci0n Y ell trasplante de esos en-
pleados que han convertible en-
selva inextricable 10 one debiera
ser amplisimo camino que brin-
dara comodidad y facilidades d
todos, baStarIa con la certeza de
que son amos debutantes de las
aptitudes mas pobres, agrava
das por una osadia sin limltes
Asi podra evitarse ell trabaio
de volver Ell senor Curtis, que
p0dria aguardar en- cualluiera
de las mbarcaderos de
Nueva York al Collector, Y a sus
privados y favoritos entire los
que figura ell nunca bien ponde-
RADIO Mr.. Ball, el terrific Perez
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-17

NAu lau. 6 ouo &c eeo> AS-
mas
Llevamos tres dias hablando
de 10 miSmo. V. lejos de agotarse
el material encontramos Infini
tos recursos. poderosos argu
mentos. grandes motives para
seguir la critIca necesarIa de
los empleados que sirven tan
desdichadamente los intereses
publicOs. que les estan Conta
dos, por un exceso dc tolerancla
del poder Y una eXajerada com
placencla del go0lerno.
Pero las cosas han llegado a
un punto que no es possible to-
lerarlas ma.
Sc trata de al2o muy grave.
muy serio. tan seriO Y tan gra-
We, que psreCc extrano como no
sc ha cortado va por 10 sano 81
abuse. radicalmente sin ningun
genero de contemplaClones, nj
-Compases de espera inverosimi-
les.
FL departamento de Aduanas
estd infringlend escandalosa-
mente TN precepto terminate
de la Ley Foraker.
Y no son los OrganismOS eff
ciales. los que deben dar tan
lamentables ejemplos de alberta
desobed encia, restaudO reCur
SOS Il goblerno inSular. esquil-
mando las rentas del Tesoro,
hacienda mas dlficil Y mas pc
nosa la vida de TN gobierno que
.eSta legando a ser una carga
insoportable para ell pueblo.
La Ley Foraker establece CO
mo uno de los medios del &C.
bierno para arbitrar recursos
que ayuden. i sostener las car
gas pu ,licas, que los ingresos
de las Aduanas de Puerto Rico
vayan integramente a las areas
lnsulares.
az Sc cumple csc precepto2
Sc respeta esa terminate
di>posici6nr-'
Los empIeados de la Aduana
desobe1euen la.ley. NQia cum
plen. No la respetan
? + medios ha abilidosos E indi-
rectos hacen que los 'derechos
del arancel sean pagados en- los
nuertOs amerjcaDOS; los dere-
cho5 que las mercancias del ex-
traniero deben satistacer a su
entrada en- Puerto Rico
Esto va no necesita c0men-
taroS.
rs ell abuse llevado a 10 in
creible; es el atropello perpetra-
do mansaIya. =.
cOuiGn autoriza a es0s honl
bres que perciben sueld0s para
cumplir deberes. a atentar con
ira los intereses nuestr0s, a
mermar las rentas de que dis
ponemos'
JPor que. por que obligan a
los comerciantes a entregar en-
la metropoli ell d,nero que de-
bian pagan en- la COlouia, 81 ell
las aduanas del pals Sc les pres
tascn iguaIes facilidades y Sc
les guardasen conslderaciones
iquales que en- la de Nueva
York, por ejemplo'
mo We ell Collector que ESQ es
escanialosoi mo conslderan
los acolitos de menor cuantia
que rodean a ese tunclonarlo
mogrebinO. que no es possible
consentir que esa enorme I'll
TRACTION cOntinue7 i.
No es question de opiniOnes
no es caso de pareceres. nj de
apreciaciones piadosas o exi :
gentes. Es una question de in
moralidad. Es un asunto de
legalidad.
La metropoli no neceslta la
subvenci6n de tapadillo que ell
Collector y sus secuaces lie estan
adjudicando.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-17

FL muin obrero celebrado en- la tar
dc del Sabado por los Imicmbros de la
- edcracl@n Llbre' en IA plaza de
Baldorloty result6 con bastante con
currencla
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-17

Desde Vega Baja participa el cabo
AreizagA que anteanoche aver han
sido sorprcndidas dos jugadas 10
prohibdo en- aquel pueblo arrestando
8 individuos y ocupandoles dinero.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-17
I y As tos.
Santiago lglesias.

Meeting Plaza "Delicias" disuelto d
tiros policfa al mando de Silen y Qua
Mill. Fieridos y.contusos. Hasta ho-
ra ocho leaders presos. Il Sc esperan
mas detenciones. Urge envie cable
Gomp5rs Scinges.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-17
UN CONSEJO.

La Neurastenia las Neuropatias
que Sc revelan por un estado de debi-
litacion y agotamiento del Sistcma ner.
vloso, son combatidts efcazmente por
el OVO LECITHINE BILLION.
Es menester de eXigir siemprc la
marca Ovo l. oithine Billion, pues, ac
tualmente exiSte en el comercio certa
cantidad de sustaucias llevando el
nombre de LecitinaS, y de las cuales
no Sc puede a6rmar las propiedadeS
fisiologicas 6 medicales.
En ell Tribunal Supreme Sc veran
maflana las apelaciones y otros re-
cursos de Jose Ramon Perez con vi
llamil y Compafiis, por nulidad &c
juicio ejecutivo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-17

Los guardia Galiardo y Gonzalez
sorprendleron aver en- Il b4rrio Ho-
conuc0 Balo dc la juris iicci6a de San
German una jugada DEG gallos arrestan-
do IS indlvlduo Y ocupando los ga
Hos que iueron puestos 4 disposition
del senOr Jpez Municipal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-17
A las 7 y sS minutes de la noche.
Santiago lyle sias.

Storer con fuerzas del Coto y San:
chez de Amuelas. Ocho mil huelgus.
tas en- Ponce. Manifestation pac,6ca
Storer queta en- Ponce conmigo para
jar conficto. Sanchez preso.-
Selnges.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-17

PIumas fuentes m4rca Ideal. De
venta en el BOLETlN.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-17
II y media
Romero Rosa.

Comunica, pueblo esta consternado
SANCHEZ y otros siguen presses Poll
cia nlegase a pasar asunto Juez. De
tenidos permanecen cua'rtel. Presen-
tedas dos denuncias contra policfa.
Juez y Attorfsey. Fiadores prepafa
dos. Trab4jen Ustedes- ambi6n-
Storer.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-17

Ell coronel Hamill sc encuentra en-
Ponce desde anteayer Y en la conan
dancia general dc la Policia Insular
no sc ha recibido ningtin telegrama
referente a los sucesos acaecidos aver
tarde en- Ponce entire la policfa y los
obreros.
Anoche recib6 ell seflor Gobernador
I'm telegrama de Ponce, por el que Sc
lie participate que en- un mitin que Sc
celebraba en- la plaza de las Dellcias
los obreros atacaron q la policla resul
tando herido en- un hombro uno de los
policfas, de nachete y levemente,
siendo detenidos treinta obreros por
denuncias presentadas, y restablecien
dose el orden seguidamente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-17
I-45 minutes.

4I-45 HIIHuIUs. ::
Eduarj1o Condc:Federaci6n Libre,
San Juan.
Ultima hora Storer preso anoche
puesto libertad dos mil pesos 6anza
SaDchez tam bi6n.-Seiugcs<
Como Sc We, la huslga en- Ponce ha
tornado un cariz que no Sc esperaba.
De lamentarse son estos asuntos so
bre iodo los que, como el que nos ocu-
pa, han dado lugar derramamento de
sangre. Procuraremos adquirir cuan
tos datos Sc rcla acionen con el sensible
accidente
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-21

ala not to go overnight with very much wheat
hand The Paris markets closed 15 points lower,
put there were advances Of mark at Berlin. and
of points at Budapest Eeaboard -four cIearances
amounted to $4,000 bbls, and wheat bush.
spring wheat receipts 652, 00e bush, against
6Os00O bush last END the Minneapolis stock has
increased 100000 bush in the days. The
81 &c elevator and e4%c b afoat No / Northern
Duluth e53sc anoat. CORN-The feature in
corn break of 10 per bush In December
Chicago. due reports that lot OF No
going to be delivered contract, paying the penalty
The rest OF the list after steady opening, based
predictions for rain or snow over the West and
mission house buying followed the December weakness
and the whole market closed easy. In New-York
prices OF the day partly sc net lower. Big
clearanees again attracted notice the total
board ports reaching $4,000 bush Interior receipts
were heavy although about 100000 under
same time last The heaviest cearAnces from
Baltimore The Liverpool market closed * to AZ
higher and there export business OF three loads
reported No closed 5Sc for old in elevator and
yellow 81 I4c o afoat. OATS-The oats market
turned weaker with other grains. but rather
quiet throughout the day. The cash market here
closed at follows Mixed IS to 80 10. 37G37bd: nat
url white. 80 to 81 H. 81 Il csc. clipped white.
Sc 20 80 H. 40G742c RYE-Market nominal: No West
ern; !5c nominal New-York. BARLEY-1Iarbet
DUH Feeding quoted 81 &c and mailing at As $40.
livered NewYork- The government report
wheat crop for 1905 total Of 6e2,e79,oG0 bush,
pared with 552S99, 900 the previous year The winter
wheat yield consisted bush. S32
$4,000 bush last year; spring wheat 264,516,000.
against 2l9 $4,000 a year The total corn yield
was 27oI9s5o00, against 2+674so.o00 bush last year.
The yield Of oats was 953216Ooo. against s94595.0oo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-21
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
IBy Telegraph TO The Tribune ]


Chicago Dec. 20.-The wheat trade to-day had an
other bearish ut of moderate severity, from which 1t
only partly emerged at the close, with a loss OF
1sc in December and 1s9Ao each in May and July.
Corn also took a turn for the worse, principally
because of it's becoming known that the intention
WAS to deliver lot of No 3 new December
contracts The delivery referred to closed at go
decline old December without change, and May at
81 decline of &c Oats declined from 14c to &c, and
proAt taking by longs IN provisions caused some
action from the high prices of the day before. The
afternoon deliveries Of No only amounted
to 10000 bushels but $4,000 bushels Of the higher
grade were delivered on old December contracts
The market for wheat opened easier, with de-
clines Of &c to sc for both May and December
Heavy Northwest receipts and lack OF rain to I'M
nrove the situation in India were the factors for
bearishness Local receipts were 10 cars. Estimate
NJ +o-morrow's local receipts, "a cars. December
closed at S4ac. The highest was S41zc and the low
est ss7sc May closed at &Ac9SSssc, after selling
as low as S73lo and high as $3.50
THE corn market had period OF activity at the
openins but business soon became dull There
was a light trade IN the current months oenVery
and soma professional trading IN May Local re-
ceipts 264 cars. of which six were contract
Grade Shipments were $4,000 bushels. Estimate
or to-morrow's local receipts was Es cars De-
cember sold from 461ao down to 4A5c, closing at
nc May closed at 4+1sc- The highest was 4f19o
and the lowest 44isc
There was a moderate volume OF business IN the
oat pit with early prices following the declining
tendency Of wheat and corn, with pronounced
weakness developing later. Local receipts were
11S cars with 146 cars estimated for tomorrow,
cbinrnenfs hence were 387 600 bushels. December
sold from 8os4c to S5sc, closing at the latter
price The highest for May was azasc, and the
lowest S15sc to &c.
Provisions opened steady. but subsequently weak
ened when the Cudahy Packing Company started
tn sell ribs This selling caused outside holders
who had a profit their lines to hquidate and
these combined offerings were more than the mar
ket could absorb There was q good scattered
outside demand, but on the late weakness the ouy-
to 1,as almost ali by local interests. January
pork sold from siS so. of to sl3 and reacted to
SO AZ to sl3 So lard sold from 81 70 on
to s. 20 to 81 421a; January ribs sold from N07s on
to sos Hog receipts were Sso0 heads ana prices
at the yards were sc higher.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-21
OTHER MARkErs-eY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Dec 2o.--CATTLE- Receipts. 5000 head 1;
market steady strong common to prime steers SS9S
Sc 75 cows 81 s0@$4 40 hei5ers $2qsS bulls $2gS4
Receipts 81 600 head market strong cnoise 70 gm me
butchers weights. 50 o5qs5 % good to ch0Ge heayy
eceipts q 600 head market steady; sheep. S49$5 49,
yearlings IS 75Gs8 co.. lambs. S7qs7 60
J1ittsburx 2G-CATTLE-Supply light market
teaSy: choice SIS 259$5 so: prime S5S5 90 HoGs-Re
CENTS light: steady prime heaves mediums and
heavy Workers. IS 30Qs5 3 light Workers S. 25qS5 30:
rTE SIS 2OQ2S5 Is; roughs, s4dS4 SHEEP AND LAMBS
EReceipts light; market steady prime wethers S. COG
So So common. ss9sS; lambs. s59s7 IS. VEAL CALVES.
s89ss so. - ~ 800, -. 1t,
pers So 271d$5 so; common 81 2S9s6 10 CATTLE Gull;
far 10 good shippers S4Q$4 30; common. s2Gs2 20.
SHEEP steady at s39s5 IS LANES higher at s5gs7 IS
kansas City Dec. observation-disclosures 10000 head,
,ncIuding Southerns; market steady to 10c higher;
dressed steers So 1hS6 %: fair
1886; fed steers So 2GS4 80: stockers
and feeders 81 4O6s4 Southern steers So 5o@s4 co.
southern coYvs s2dsS native S2dS4 native
and hefers Ss9s4 So bulls 81 259s4 calves s99s7 IS.
TO-P eceips 1900 head: market steady to &c higher;
top IS 05 bulk sales 81 s59s5; heavy 81 e5@&5 TO-
packers 81 e0dS5 05 pigs and light, 81 5GqS5 SHEEP
AND LAMBs-ReceiPts s4o9 head; market weak to
50 75s7 3 ard yearngs 81 5ogS5 So Western fed
vearnzs SIS s0$6 IS: Western fed sheep. 81 70S5 co.
stockers and feeders. So 25GS4 70.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-21
READING SY EN-
NEW Jersey CENTRAL r. r.
STATIONS. E Nstl I zaa ~. ST. I. \.

STATIONS Foot Liberty ST. n r
Time shown below is from Liberty St West sd 81
leaves 10 minutes earlier except as noted by desga1S
marks.
EAsTON. BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND MAUcH
CHUNK-z4.O0 G.15 Eastonl, 9.fO A NJ LEO. 49,.
800 Cb54J Easton only) p NJ SUM- EAU A. ILL., AO"s
wYIKE ESD AND scRANToN-s1O A. NJ. 40.
500 P. NJ. Sundays 43O A. M, 500 p II: -
NEGAT-z4OO $40 A. NJ. 1.3O, SEQ x6Os q1aIzevoea
Iakehurst k3.4O. c4.15) P. NJ Sundays $50 A. NJ
$40 Lakewood Lakehurst-)
ATLANTIC CITY-"9.40 A. M ks. 30 p. NJ
LONG BRANCH. ASBURY PARK, OCEAN GROVE
POINT PLEASANT AND sEAsHoRE PoINIS-z4oo.
days except Ocean Grove. 400. 900 A. NJ. 4OOs
ATLANTIC HIDs. sEABRIGHT. MONMOUTH BCII..
EAST LONG BRANCH-z4OO. 1880. $50. 11SO A NJ
100, 40. $50. $50 P NJ Sundays. S.OO a Ms
Pf1LADELPHIA-.z4s MOO. msoo 200. m.1ooo.
sIi.OO A NJ. m'12OO mi co. 900. '3-G0 400 m'5Oo
m'6.0O 200. 1900 1900 $40 30 P. NJ. Jsl215 mdt
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON-S00. m'1OOO. "l2-Oos
m"2.OO mt'4.OO 600. 100. liz 10 -
READISG HARRIsBURG PoTTsVfhIG AM ~ VITA II "a
A. NJ Reading only. S HOO. 1-2o ZOO P ~ CReed-
ing. Pottsvila, Harrisburg only) t4U0 800 ISV = &
sDaily. tDaily except Sunday. Sundays. tPsTior
only. Via Tamaqua- aExcept SaturdayS mining
car. xSaturdays only EFrom Liberty St only: -
e122 20 P. NJ. ga NJ. i'll. so P. NJ. ks 20 P. NJ -
Offices: Liberty ST.. west 2Sd St. Astor House 2ol-
434 1900. Broadway, 1s2 9Th Ave 2s1 9Th Aye, -
Union Square 2T9S Sd Ave. go West 23th St. 2o
Columbus Ave, York 342. 343. 81 $50 Fulton St..
Brooklyn; $50 Broadway. Williamsburg New YORK Trans
fer Co. calls for and checks baggage 70 destlnatIon
W. g. BESLsER. c. M BUREs
Weep Cen Gen. Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-21
. CASH QUOTATIONS,
GENERAL MARKET REPORT,

New-York. December 20 1905
tSE-1he conee quiet ruled fairly
seady after the opening which at partial decline
OF points under bearsh advces growing Rio
crop The market closed points to points lower
IS compared with yesterday with sales reported
rags european markets fairly steady with
onIy partial franc lower while Hamburg responded
more fully 10 the American Losses previous day
END closed at net decline IG1a pig The news
Earding the Rio crop the shape private
from RIO stating that dealers estimated
the crop growing 1000 bags general
opinion pointed to favorable yield The Rio
crop generally estimated at about 6oo bags The
primary showed special feature Rio being
unchanged, Santos declined so refs. Receipts the
to ports Just with years figures for the
same time. but the Jundiahy movement q shade
heavier at 5000 bags against 1900 bags last
sao Pao receipts for tbs day Is Jos against
2a9 last year Warehouse deliveries at New-York on
tuesday were 1878 bags against 54S1 bags for the
same day last year. The market for coffee
quiet with quotations on the basis OF &c for Rio No
The Of contract prices in the local market to-day
" follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-21
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Dec 2o.-Closing- WHEAT-Spot steady;
No red winter es ID; futures dull December
Is 1055d March Is 1154 d: May, IS 10iSd. CORNSpot
quiet; American mixed new. Is Sd American mixed ED
d cad: quiet; January As SID; March Is gag
PEAs-canadan steady at Is I'D FLQUR1St, Louis
COAST quiet 10sGE4 BEEF quiet; extra India mess
us Sd. PORK steady; prime mess Western. us Cd
HAMS-Short cut, II 16 n quiet at 46s. BACON
QUIET; Cumberland cut % 10 42s; shors RIB 10 to
"a 10 2Ts; middles light IS to 81 10 ass 3D.
long clear middles heavy IS to 40 n 46s short clear
backs % ~ 46s: bellies, IA TO 10 10. 62s
HOULDERs-square. II 10 ~ quiet at s6s Sd LARD
steady prime Western in terces 6es American refined
in pals BUTTER steady: finest United states.
Io2s good United States. Dos CHEESE strong AneT-
white els CO; American finest coored s3s I'd
TALLow-Prime city STEADY at 2as Cd TuRPEN III II
Observation-Disclosures quiet at 6iid. LINsEED OIL
firm at Dos Sd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-21

Cash quotations follows; FLOUR unchanged
WHEAT, No spring, s5GS7c: No 9. s2gS6c; No red,
s7%GssSc; CORN, No 2 50a5O14c; No yellow. Sog
3O1tG32c; RYE, No 2, 67c BARLEY. good feeding $50
8S15c; fair to choice mating 41@49ci FLAXSEED. No
l. $1 No 1 Northwestern 81 OCH; TIMOTHY SEED,
prime CLOVER contract grade. S12 75QS13 MESS
PORK, per Dbl S12 759S12 s7t; LARD per 100 n 81 90
81 %; short clear sides Cboxedl 81 1249$7 2 WIS
KEY, of high wines, 81 80. On the Produce Ex
change to-day: BUTTER steady; creamery, lIq231se;
dares, 17G20c. EGGS steady; at mark included,
1Sg22e rsts 20c; prime frsts, 24o extras DC CHEESE
quiet at 11hQ1Sc.
No 2 Northern s1%c; December. S354c Nay. $3.50
NO Northern S31z6s5izc; May ss1s9s8Ac bid. RYE
l. 6sd69c BARIlEY-No 2, 541kg55c; sample 8sG54o
CORN-May. 441sc bid
Minneapolis Dec. 2O-C1ose: wHEAT-Decenber. S21so;
May 657sc; July 86Ec; No hard. S44c; No Northern
1890: No Northern S17sc. FLOUR-Maret quiet; first
clears SIS 65s3 81 45q$2 So BRANIn
bulk. s13 BOaS15 rs.
Philadelphia, 2o-wEEAT steady; contract grade,
December, S4tzGS5c CORN firm; December, 49AGp491zc
OATS steady: No white. natural. and No white,
clipped SSG3Skc- BUTTER firm; extra Western cream
rnand; nearby Western fresh, 2sc. at mark
CHEESE quiet: New-York full fancy. 13%914c
F Fl 600 bis Ios6ooo pounds sacks wheat 20oo
bush; corn. 10000 oats 49, co., Shpments-Corn. 1880
bush; oats $4,000.
s9G92c; May 86c: July. $780, No hard. s21sqs61Ac
CORN-No cash. Ale: December. 41ec: May, f21s442&c
OATS-No cash, BIC; May, BIC; No 2 white, 33c
Toledo Dec. 20.-CIOVERSEED-Cast and December,
g. 70; January, February, IS %; March IS 2T
TIMOTHY prime. 81 %; ALSINE prime. S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-21
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
Nnr-Ynrt- pecemher 60,

NeN-YoriI, December 20 1865
DEANS ANr1 PEAe-F2eceivers are asking little
rone IN instances for pea beans but as yet We
bsar Of no business 81 10 Western aoVces con
Iir,rs Arm which IS the chief Of the strength
here Medium steady. Marrow remain dun put are IN
HANGED in prices doing n red kidney Tor eS
mort but iobbing trade at 81 50 no chage
In other varieties quote: BEANS Iso
choice per bush 50 lO do fair 20 good = oosS: 40
q sSi 20: red kidney choice So So white kid
new ss 50aS3 so: black turtle soup. So 5oSS %; yellow
eve 81 1881 lima California, 81 954tS PEAS green
scotch per bush, 81 3oGS1 s.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES to-day. 4-es5 pkss me maze
is gaining strength fancy fresh creamery because OF
of supplies Outside BUYERS nave ssat u-
s IN securing aTv stock the light receipts being alb
srid mainly by res sosbing trade. II 1t were not
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-21

o,top Exchange special Liverpool cables: spot cotton
oSerste demand sales. 5000 haies: speculation and
1000 300 American. 1000; receipts, booo oales tho
aerican5; nliddne upland 500 Futures opened quiet
T.sr1yher-Jaruary 62ed; JsnuaryFehrusry 62ed te-
,,srvSTarch SD March-AprtL $50: ApTil-Aay eSs9
ses-,T1ne 4Id; June-Juy. 6s2d: July-August 1850
634d; septernber-Ocober Cd: Oco-
fsTsSovernber 694d NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nm C1oths-
a fair business doing - -, -.
a, unchanged prices Spring patents - 20
7s5 az winter straigts So 90 s. 10; winter patent
ss sS- spring clears So CO. So go extra no.
far lass % and extra No z winter g ~ ~
RYE Flour steady. Quoted Far 70 gooq; g. SgY
q 10: choice 70 fancy "a 164s4 ze cottN4i--AjI
sAGMEAI STEADY. quoted Fine white and ~, yeilowd
noYniiaIe cIt7 arm Quoted Western spring sIo 3D.
STANDARD rniddng. IS IS; -four DO 81 be reg cog
SCI s5 al December shipment; city orah sle ev
f7s so sacks mddiing sig SO szS DO; req COZ
JzoMINY CHOP, SCI so bulk, ssE 10 SACKS Oi4@'i11@
s3i So a.. s,.,o, ~ Tues
6Hy the wheat market to-day was deeloeo A,ab
et times and az the showed 3 net loss
trife pD from the bottom. The basis lo -
Law chiefly IN poor response by Liver a. a
or less profit taking by the long account ~
previous day The market also felt the p,s,.s
ke-aI interior rece.ps aEgregatfng ss2S0oo busnss
compared $4,000 bushels the previous , rteT
Increase being sprng wheat ersiVela hie
die opening there moderate rally on te ~
news from India bull sppport Va .t,h az
Important market held its iInproVeineli.
eelty and after midday yielded readily 70 any
thsreforo was last hour UP 70 the Ls mar
prices noted All
tets 6spiayed considerable weakness as and
fsss.orals antic.patsd besrtsh goFernlne1l iepo 49,