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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-04-02
De La DemocrQciq de Ponce

Aver, las ochode Ia manana, en- el
Hospital Iyic0cNe, los inteligentes facultativos
Rend6n y Zeno Gambia han practieado, por pri
IiS1a Koch.
PresenCiaFon 81 actO los jefes del seryicio,
doct0res Corchado 8 Iglesias, y otros m6dicos
entire los cuales recordamos los Sres. Inguez,
CorOnas, Rodriguez Castro, Wives, Aguerrevere,
Torres, SantOni, Giol y Dapena.
Tambi6n estaban presentes el Sr. Cepeda,
por Ia ReVtsta, y nuestto director por La De
NtOcrGciG.
Di0se lectura Ia historic clinica dc los
enfermos, cuyOs sntomas y estado actual ha-
bfan sidO minuciosamente ObservadOs. El
cuerpo m6dico presente reconocio los lndi-
vidUOs que hablan dc ser inyectados, y Sc pro-
cedi6 la 0psraci6n que, como hem0S dichO,
fu6 met0dicamente Nevada cabo por los doc
torres ZenO Gambia Y Rend0n, segdn 81 manual
operatorio acOnsejado por 81 sabio inventor
aleman.
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N b I 4 S

se venden precios limitados los siguien-
tes fnuebles un juego desala, IN SeibOt IN
tOcadOr, una mesa de cOmed0r tOdO en- per-
fecto sestadO. Pueden examinarse en- los altos
de Ia casa mum is, calle dc la Fortaleza. 81
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ANAGRAMA
Dsdtcac7o q Ella /.
LAO. MI ROPA 2

Formar con estas letras ell nombre ape
lido de una graciosa senorita dc esta Capital.
AP 1yScio.
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Secci6n mercantiI
MERcADo DE LA CAPITAL

Agacar.-Se han vendido hoy ca compe-
tencia los siguientes Totes
IA bOcOyes ref1nO regular "Bienvenidap S3-1O
10 idem idem idem Trnjill0-alt0 $40
IA idem idem idem Arcadia 3O7
l1ieleS-QuietO ell mercad0 para este dnlz
ce, pOr falta dc Vendedores
Encalmada Ia demanda pOr falta
de ordenes, peso los tenedores. Sc mantienen
frmes. do $25 % p0r eztremos
doa.-Hay existencias para atender hOl-
gadamente al consume, detalland0s6 do $50
$50 los 100 galones, seg1n graduacion
C0asb50s.-El BamcO Espat0B cotiza
Londres so div, $5-S23
Paris 8 div, SIG pOr lOO
Estados- Unidos div, 90 p0r 100
Espana div, l3 p0r 100.
Habana dIV, 10 por LOO.
Vaperes due Sc aguardan.
Coade Vitred0 que saldra tines de este
mes para Espana. FtGndriG Iegara de Euro
pa ell g z del c0rriente. C0h011 que saIi0 de
NueVa- York el %. GGttegO sali6 de Espana 81
"a del pasado EnsiJiGas0 salio el q dc LIVER
pool. San Agotsttss que saidra de Ia Habana
81 del ACTUAL via Hayti, Ponce Mayaglez.-
BstenOS- Hires, sali0 el 80 del pasado dc Cadiz
CriSt0bGL Colon, legara del 8 al 10.-San
Francisco, que SO le aguarda por momentos.
AEereaaos de Ia Isla
PONCE
Agdcar. -Sostenido con irmeza de So a 43
por IefEO Ordinario d centFifugada o.
MdeEes.-De $21 q $29 los Ito galones por
extremes de calitiad.
CGf9.--De $243 a 1851 por c0rriente ordi-
mario aescOgidO de Hacienda superior.
GNsbiOs-Londres, $5-771 d $50
Nueva-York, 90 4 $21 por Loo.
Espana, $13 $l4 por 100.
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TRIANGUL0 DE PALABRAs
Dedicado & mt amiga Sara Lopez Nssssa

SdBtitnir los puntos por letras de manera
que, leido de derecha a izquierda de izquier-
da dereeha de-:
1a EscudOde cuero. IL Yerbo active = Teciproco.
q Nombre de m1ier 2a Alma
81 Famosa Capital 3a Planta
4a Arbust0. "a Varon Santo.
81 Ninfa mitol6gica. 81 Verbo activo reciproco.
81 Una letra. 81 Ndmero romano.
Carmen IL getqe7 u Cordovge.
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FUGA DE CONsONANTEs

90 % .ue.e 8. 40.
90 Q. leo o, .e..e
90 10 Que o. leo
90 10 a.a.a "a .ue..e
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CHUFAS

Frescas superiores.
De veata Ga eI sstabIeeimiento de Franz
cisco Font.
Ianca 6, Puerto Rico. 151.
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LOGOGRIFo NUMERICO

Dedtcado q q Srtd. Marta Claudio y Pereira.
18 Consonante.- 3 Nota musical 9, g, s Nom
bre prOpio.-1,2,3 Inmensidad de agha.--12,3,
10 81 metal mas codiciado.-16,l IT. ,l8 Abunda
on el mar 3,47,6 Demonstration de algeria
5,1,12,3 81 sentimiento mas bello.-1O, O,6,3,2
l0,l2,9, 10 Figura geom6trica 81, O,15 Lo que
todos ambicionan. IL, 49, 10 Nombre propiO
de yar0n.-1O, ,11.13, 1912 Cifra num6riea.-16
l7,3,3,I5 Animal dOm6stico. a, 1O,6 IL, 40
Nombre propio. - 1,2,345,6,7 g, 10, 11,l2, 49,
~, 10, ,l6,l7, ,l8 (Todo) Nombre y apellido de la
autora.
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ANAGRA1IA
Ded6c0do 4 Don SagVadoy Torres.
TOR, EsCALA, MI, RE
ANAGRAMA

ligentd y muy distinguida senorita dc Jua-
na-Diaz.
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Las s810TIEas julia SEoT8T 4 RomeT0 8 Ge1
noFeva StoTer v Dalman, De Arecibo, nos han
enViadO, las sOluci0nes del lOgOgrif0 nuln6TicO,
charadita acertjjo publicado en nuestra edi-
ci6n del 90.
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El inbBligente m6dico titular de Toa- alta
don Antonio Guijarro, con 81 inter6s que siem-
pre- ac0stumbTa, practice el martes de Ia pasa-
do aemana, una buena OperaciOn en- 81 indiVi-
duo Patricio FiguerOa cal ReUiesto, que hace
tempo venia padeciendO de hidrUpesia, cuyO
individuo se encuentra hoy fuera de peligro.
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H6 aquf la receta que da el Bulletin de Ia
Peche para guitar algunos peces ell gusto to-
rroso especial que tienen. Basta antes de CO.
Ger el pescado, y 3uando esta aln yiyo, echarle
on la boca media cucharadita de vinagre te-
niendO cuidado de mantener cerradas las aga
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ANAGRAMA.
DAVID JIT DE VERONA

Con estas palabr8s, descomponer sus le-
tras, fornar 81 nombre = apellido de una Sc
D. Gonsdleg.
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N0ticias de Ia IsIa

En el CemonteriO de c0lericOs de ArecibO,
apareoi6 ahorcado ante-ayer un indiYiduo lla-
mado Y{Sncesla0 OlmO, quien sesdicen0 g0za-
ba de ca5al juicio.
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los escriben de Toa. alta

1T Os0IIU0I NO
"EI Lunes 80 del oorriente, despu6s de una
scquia dc mas de dos meses, como las dos y
media de la tarde, llovi0 4 cantaros por espa-
clio dc una hora acompahando una fuerte gra-
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Hrse desea una anna de cria toda lech,
Fortaleza 81 informaran. s.
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De va Rae6D lie Iayagiiez !:

que es empresarfo 81 atamado primer tenor
espahol don Andres Anton, que ACADIA de ha.
Ger las delicias del pdblico habanero en- ell
gran teatro Pairet, ha pasado al teatro de San
tiago de Cuba pala Olrecer una serie de fun-
clones.
El elenco que publicaremos en- 81 pr6xi-
mo nlimero 10 componen artistas de m6rito y
mucha reputation.
En- Ell case dc que Sc cubriera un abOnO
por doce funcienes, tendTiamos aqui dicha
oOmpania dentr0 de.un par de Ineses.
Ya 10 saben los dilecttantes.0
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Maria gQaatia Rivera
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Soluci6n a los entretenimientos dc anoche:
LOgogr!fo asstnaeric0, Pleurasime ediastino.- --ANa
granaG IS, Sara l0pezeIdem 80, La Rejuvenece
dora.-Idem go Ricardo Hernandez. = Cs0rd-
d0, Cato qeyOgJlJ5cO epscscgOpedicO, Sin sobre
no Sc pueden echar cartas al correo porno lee
gan sus destinOs. -FMg0 de VOc0Ees, No es
on mano lerda-pues basta para que pierda-
clavija, 30 que Sc rompa una cuerda
Han resuelto bien los entretenimiento ds
anoche ;-~AssGgyGnsa clsGrGdG, 1stg0 g EOgOgri-
10; La Madrina de su ahijada g. @ Quinones,
]. Il V6lez, Andreita la de la L. L.-.GerOgllJ9c0
esaciclopedicO; u T. V6lez, g. Cortes.-Ama
gra0sa L. Mercedita Casualidad r. Hernandez,
81 capullito de rosa de la luna, On desgraciado.
-A1sagrdnsG q; Nico, M. Martin, Maria Mune-
co, 81 apasionado de Maria Rigot Colomer.
CibarddQ jose Barazoain, Orejad de Castej6n,
Enrique SaiIlot y Ruiz halo todas las soIu-
clones, Domingo Gonzalez 10 msmo, Eureka 10
mismo Y la Srta Obdulia G. Man6n tamb6n.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1891-08-14
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
A Naval Lieutenant is Found to Be Color
Blind, and is Retired.

The proceedings of the court-martial
appointed to try Colonel Compton of the
Fourth Cavalry at Walla Walla have
been received at the War Department,
and will be forwarded to the President
as soon as they have been reviewed by
the Judge Advocate General.
Lieutenant J. Meigs of the navy, who
was recently found to be color blind by
the navy promotion bureau and ordered
before the retiring board on this account,
was found to have this defect by the re-
firing board. His case was sent to the
President with the recommendation that
he be retired. The President has ordered
him placed on the retired list.
A statement prepared at the Treasury
Department shows that the total circula-
ton August was 81 800, 033, S12, being a
net decrease since July of $44, 743. The
principal changes in circulation were a
decrease OF s., l24, 0l0 in gold certificates
| So, 900, 9l3 in treasury notes and S., 800
900 in currency certificates. The circu-
lation of gold coin decreased $443, 794
| The amount of money and bullion III
the treasury August | was $685., 275, 424
a net increase Of 5000, 715 since July |.
1t has been decided to amend the ad-
vertisements calling for bids for Pacific
Coast service so as to make San Diego g
port OF call going and returning on the
route from San Francisco to Panama
touching besides at Mazatlan, San Bias
and other points. Steamers OF the Sar
Francisco and Valparaiso line will also
stop at San Diego, touching besides al
! Panama, Buena Ventura, Guyaquilla
Callao and Iquique. Revised copies Of
the advertisement are now being sent
out from the PostolIice Department.
Acting Secretary Chandler has rem
dered a decision in the case of Harnisf
against Wallace on appeal from the find
ing of the local land office at Sacramento
which will materially change the prac
tice OF the department as to agricultural
entries which are subsequently, found tC
| be mineral in character. The acting
Secretary holds that Gin order to defeat
an agricultural entry on the ground o
the mineral character of the land it mus
be shown that mineral was known tC
exist at the time of the entry. Hereto
fore the practice has been to cancel agri
cultural entries where mineral was dis
covered at any time prior to the issuanc,
of patent.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1891-08-14
SPORTING NOTES.
FED Pritehard Wants to Fight Fitzsin.
sons if Inducements are Offered.

Ted Pritchard has announced tbat bo
Will come to America to fight Fitzsim.
mons before the club hat will allow him
expenses and put up the largest nnrsa
The Billy Murphy-Griffo fight wbich
was TO have occurred in SYDNEY Juiv
was postponed week to await ths o.,
July q. f'0'eo 'iiere
BY steamer Alameda it is learned tbot
Joe Choynski of San Francisco defaatod
owen Sullivan in round and a baIf ~
Melbourne July %. Choynski had asrea -
to knock Sullivan out in riyht ronr ecu
Tor purse of $500. JULIUS
Inc steamer Alameda from Auetrolio
brings news OF another escapade Of J"h,'
l.. sullivan. One day while the staannr
was between Honolulu and Samoa Sill;
van arose at ii A. NJ. and commenced =,
lmoloe freely. BY supper time he had
disposed OF thirty-eight bottles Of nort TO-
ana al was uproariously drunk. Canta;n
mayWards ordered the bar shnt d. ,'rn
Whlle the eighty or more naseor,,' ~ u.
were at supper Sullivan made his o,,
pearance, and strongly protested to Cap
tam I1ayWards AGAINST being danr;,pdI
OF iiquor: He made scene. and sd,, 80,
Oh 70 strlke the captain, when there was oe
roil Of The ship and John L. went dow
N heap. He was seized, bound taIa.
10 ms stateroom and locked un. He ~
sage. 'he pas
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1891-08-14
Compelling Stock TO Fat rood

Animals can possibly be wintered or
Kept at other seasons on food that con-
talns barrel enough nutrition to sustain
lie; But whenever this is the fact no
Pr0ht need be expected from stock thus
ted. All the advantage to the farmer
rom feeding stock comes from feeding
more than is needed for barely retaining
the same condition. There mnst be in
crease either Of flesh, milk or wool he
lore there can be any profit, and this re-
CURES generally good feeding.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1891-08-14
Treatment ofEntter.

A churner in Rural Lie holds that
granulated butter can be washed and
cooled to a better advantage if the water
is allowed to percolate through the mass
OF butter while the churn is ut rest. To
revolVe 1t, he holds, has the tendency to
mass the grannles ere the chilling effect
OF the water has taken away some of the
adhesive nature of the globules.
We think he is sound up to certain
point; that is, practice his method until
he Is sure the whole mass is cold enough
to keep it in granules-then they can he
washed thoroughly without adhering to
each other. After so much is secured
the right temperature to pack can be oh
tanned by using water warm enough to
raise the mass in few minutes TO about
56 IN summer and 80 in winter.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1891-08-14
CRIME AND CRIMINALS.
An EpitOme of the HebdOmadaI Doing
of the Exceedingly Wicked.

An Epftome of the HebdomadaI Doings
of the Exceedingly Wicked.
The Collector for the Prussian State
military in the government of Marien-
werder has absconded with several hun
dred thousand marks belonging to the
lottery funds.
Henry E. Barlow, Chicago letter car
rier and q. A. Il. man, has confessed
to systemati cIlly stealing money from
letters on his route. He has wife and
five children.
The timely arrival of the police pre-
vented the lynching of fourteen year-old
George Rippstein at New York city. He
had been tormenting Poles by pulling
their whiskers.
C. w. Breedlove and Charles n Will
son, indicted for the murder Of Sailor
Brown of the Charleston, have pleaded
not guilty. They have given bonds, and
will apply for change Of venue.
The amount taken by Sylverter Young,
defaulting cashier of the Newport News
and Mississippi Valley railroad, is esti-
mated by his bondsmen to be 1925, 900.
A reward of 81 900 is offered for his ar
rest.
In the trial OF Mrs. ClImer at bIng-
ton, Va, for the killing of her paramour's
wife and plotting the death of her hrs-
band, the prisoner told in detail how the
work was done, and during the exami-
nation burst into tears several times.
Isaac Sawtelle, who was convicted of
enticing his brother into New Hamp-
shire by representing that his little
daughter was i'll and intercepting and
numbering him on the way to inherit his
property must hang, the Supreme Court
refusing a new trial.
Henry Guenther, a prosperous gar
dener OF Dayton, O, is uncer arrest,
charged with numbering his third wife.
A chemical analysis OF her stomach
shows strong traces of arsenic. Guen-
ther married the woman to avoid pay
ment of SIS 900, which a jury had award
ed her for seduction.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1891-08-14
FARM ANDGARDEN
Column of Very Useful
Information.
HINTS TO HOUSEKEEPERS.
People Who Are Subject to Giddiness
or Faintness Should Not
Bathe-Etc
HINTS TO HOUSEKEEPERS.

In choosing meat select that of a fine,
smooth grain and OF bright-red color
and white fat.
If pork is young. the lean will break
on being pitched the fat will be white,
soft and pulpy.
Delicate coIorpd silks should never he
laid away in white paper, as the chloride
of lime used in bleaching the paper often
draws out the color.
People who are subject to attacks Of
| giddiness or faintnezs, and those who
suffer from palpitation and other sense
of discomfort at the heart, should not
battle.
Bits of soap which are too small to be
used should he carefully laid aside for
laundry days when they can be melted
up to add to the wash boiler instead of
| scraping mp new bar of soap.
Butter in small quantities may he
made by stirring the cream in a bowl;
and this is done every dav bv some gnod
huusekeepers, who prefer butter made OF
sweet cream and are willing to perform
| this extra labor that they may have it
| fresh daily.
When decanters and carafes become 30
! discOlOred inside that shot or fine Goals
will not cleanse them, ill the bottle with
| finely chopped potato skins, cork tightly
and let the bottle stand for three days,
when the skins Will ierment. Turn ont
and rinse. The bottle will be as bright
and clean rs when new.
When Won feel the pricking pain on
| the eyeIid that announces the coming of
a sty, use as an application very strong
! black tea, or simply the tea leaves mOis-
tened with little water, put in small
bag OF muslin and laid over the evelid
| MOisten again as it dries. This, if used
before the sty gets well under way, will
generally drive it away.
Opening the window in front Of stove
will stop a smoking chimney. The sruOk-
| ing is sometimes caused by an INSULT
cient supply of air. OHentimes simply
| tanning the fire vigorously will stop the
smoking. Nothing is more annoying
than smoking chimney. Two openings
in the same fiue will cause this trouble;
therefore, it is necessary to make sep
arate tiues for every fire. A tree above
the chimney may stop the draft; this
can be remedied only by cutting down
the tree
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1891-08-14

1t is 50 often necessary TO work over
hours IN pleasant weather that when a
rainy day comes in summer the farmer
may profitably devote it partly to intel
iectuaI Improvement. lie can at least
then take time to estimate carefully what
needs to be done and plan as to the best
way OF doing it. This will require study
and prove the best possible intellectual
exercise. 1t at least requires as much
exGcu I've ability to keep everything ON
large farm in order and working
smoothly as it do to manage manu-
featuring or commercial business.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1891-08-14
Dangers Of Undertaking.

Undertaking ruins more live stock in
the West than overlooking. Grave as
is the objection to pampered breeding
animals, yet where there is one beast
ruined by an excess Of heating food there
are dozen we'll bred ones suffered to
lap~e into state of hopeless degeneracy
lay Il failure in the case of young stock to
keep them growing or by neglecting to
provide sufficient ration TO support
breeding animals against the taxes of
nature. Feed the YOUNGSTERS generously
on proper food stuffs, and when they are
matured, ii of the right stamp, they will
not require extra care. Prof. Sanborn
argues that there is even more in feed
than in breed, and the facts are not all
against him. Whatever is worth keep
ing at all in the way of farm stock is
worth keeping we'll
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1891-08-14
Cutting Tilnotbv Too Fail

o,o Mnen timothy is in bloom its pollen
max tne hay dusty when cut. 1t is
nesC possibly to cnt when the stock bursts
anao mead before blossoming; but, if the
erats cannot well be cut then, defer the
UG LII g untll the blossom falls. The hay
W. MLil taen be at least not injurious, and
ass uenclencies can be made up with lib
era' ratlons OF oats or other grain.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1891-08-14

II is stated that the muskrat is en-
.toieu 10 travel under the ice of a frozAn
river or lake for a considerable distance
~ ~ resPlrlng against the ice roof where
: ~ DIooies OF gas collect, and getting
a fresh supply of oxygen.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1891-08-14

10 me Farm Journal says a New York
o c@1 man doubled the yield of butter per
oUm vi MS herd in one year bv testing
o ouery COW and disposing of the poor
bne5 ana ieedlng little better his new
neII. both acts are in full accord with
modern dairy gospel. ~ ''''
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1891-08-14

p MISS Gaswell-Pop, did you see the
rrlnce O. Wales While you was in Eu-
rope an, did ye talk with him?
[op-l saw i'm, but the crowd WAS
50 oig ne didn't see me.-Demarest,s
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-10
NEW YORK STOCK MARYEr

NEW YORK, Oct Especial AT the opening
London WAS seller OF about 1900 shares of diff
ferent stocks. but shortly after that the senti-
m0ut changed abroad and they rebought about
half Of what they had sold. The market TO-
day. taken asa whole. was fairly steady, and q
good deal Of apparent strength was dae TO the
covering OF short contracts by room traders
preparatory 10 good bank statement to-mor-
low. A great deal OF money has arrived this
elk from Europe. and the shipments OF cur
rsucy West have fallen of considersb bly,
1t ~ thought that the statement will show an
increase OF couple of millions The Atchison
earnings Tor the fourth week in September
showing an increase OF 60, o % was an agreea 10
surprise and there was some buying Of the stock
the same as last night. Exports of wheat from
this port to-day were over 5000 bushels. This
IS the biggest total this port III thirty days.
There was nothing new 10 AFFECT speculation.
The following is the United Press report:
Money closed at per cent tho lowest, rate;
highest, per cent. Exchange closed steady;
posted rates, 4.sQ&4.64: actual rates. i79It1l79N
for sixty day bills. and 4.s3s4ssI4 for demand.
Government bonds closed steady; currency SIS.
III bid; coupon, il6I4 bid; extended 2s, regis
tered. 9qls bid.
The stock market opened dull with first prices
from X 10 Il per cent. below last evenings olos-
ing figures. The list in general rallied from
the first sales aud noon prices were from "a 10
IA per cent. better than at the opening Bur-
cent. aud Rock Island and Missouri Pacific
gained - per cent each. The bnsinen doneto-
day was wholly professional The approaching
close OF the week and general expectation OLA
favorable bank statement to morrow were the
main cause of the upward movement. The clos
ing WAS without feature and at or near tho
highest prices OF the day. The rales to-day
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-10

RICHMOND, Va, Oct. e.-No offerings at auc-
ton TO-DAY. Private sales; Wrappers; 80 hogs
Inspections Fright. IS hoGshssds: dark. i
hog shesd. tierccs; Western. hogsheads Re-
inspections-Bright,4 hogsheads; dark, hogs
heads
Wilson's, Alloghany. Meals. Davenports,
Planters. Sbockoe and Sesbrooks tobacco
warehouses report to-day; Receipts, l07 pack
ages: deliveries. ~.
Internal revenue collections; Tax paid cigars
and cigarettes, s36s7i; tax paid plug tobaccos,
$l,7s7sS Total, s2,l5i.56
Our Messrs. strause Rsab having recently
sold their tobacco warehouse, situated on
Shockoe lane. to Alesrs. John r. Cary h Co,
will remove on Tuesday next TO No. 1909 east
Cary street, and their new location will be
known as Virginia warehouse
Our Messrs John A. Hptchsson h Co. will have
their first sale of new bright tobaccOs at Dayen-
ports tobacco warehouse on Tuesday next.
There was a very fair sale with good prices
ut Planters tobacco warehouse this morning.
=, Registered at the Exchange today; W II.
Eng; /. J.. Morton Clarksyille, Va: A. Open
himer,. Fluyanns, Va; IL. Messenger, Louis
Vile, Ky; i, A. Allen, Lynchburg, Va; o. Hand,
Randolph, Va