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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-04-25
Nos escriben de Bari os.
OOmuniCadO
Cidra, 90 de Abril de 1892.
Sr. Director de LA CORRMsPOMDENGIA

Muy se1or milo y de mi mas distinguida
consideration: En- vista de IN Comunicado In
serto On gu apreciable djariO de 19 tiltimo que
empieza Nos escriben de la Cidra /" "Menti-
Ta parece."
Como cura p&rrocO me ve0 On el eensi.
BILE y precise case dc manifestar que no es
oxact0 que en- esta iglesia NADIA 90 haya
hecho en- conmemoraci6n del Divine Reden-
tor" Aquf se hizo TODD 10 que podla hacerse;
Cl Juevee SantO sc ceebr6 el SantO SacrifciO
de Ia Misa con Ia solomnidad possible, dandO la
Sagrada Communion varias persOnas, y entire
elias, creo que dos pertenecientes Ia fami-
liza del cOmun'cante; i q donde estar1a este
santo la solemne function que, dando princi-
pio las nueve de la manana, termiU6 4 las
once medal
Lastima muy grando tu6 que dicho senior
Y todos los vecinos de sentimientos puros
roligtosOs, y en- particular las madrcs de fami-
liza, que por no yer sus hijOs sumidOs On Ia ig-
norancia, y los canpesinos por no tener que ir
& lejanas tierras On busca del bAlsamo consola-
DOR" no se hayan undo al sen0r Alcalde y hu-
bieaen hecho una pequeha auscripcion para su-
fragar LOS gaStOs que indispensablemente orr
ginan las funcioneS de Semana Santa.
No hablemos de 10 casa vieja que hace do
ce amos sirve de temple, sin que hasta ahora &
nAdie se le Ocurriese decir que era dc "p6si-
mas condicioneS;" es Ia mejor que para ESQ OBJ
JOVO OAACU0 0A 0SVO ROOUAO va O0U@ VAUl09 p01V
Cuando gu dueno 20. E. P. D la alquil6 hizo
I'm respectable gasto en- ella para darle Ia forma
de temple, era nueva
Tenemos dos mil pesos on presupuesto
con ell0s va me parece estar viendo dar prin-
cipio Ia nueva iglesia tan deseada tantas
veces pr0yectada.
ala matraca," son dos, hace treinta
afos las mand6 construir, y on todos esos amos
han prestado ~ "l6gQbre atronador soni-
do" invltando los fieIes orar, sin que on
eSa larga s6rie de amos, nadie &c haya Quejado
de que !" los gritos algazara producidos por
una turba de pilletes andrajosos que siempre
las siguen, atolondrasen 4 los veolnos que en-
Sus casas oraban por no poder no querer ir &
10 iglesia. Pero en- esa porcl6n dc muohachos,
1iempre dispuestos hacer ruido, me parecio
YER alguno que Ell seflor comunicante no per
mitiria que Be le lamase ''pillo andrajoso,"
81 enc suelto 90 hubiera publicado en- La
L~s de Vega-baja, bien seguro que no me to-
maria 10 molestia de contestar, pero en- la Co.
RREsP0NDENOIA DE PUERTO RICO peri6dico que
POI. .su baratura se hizo de moda, es necesario
una peQueha contsstacion, que anticpando
la1 graC!as por su inseroi6n 90 otrece de Y.
affmo Q. o. Capellan q. b. Q. m.
Eduardo TezIo.
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CARTA-CHARADA.

Quer;da D.rotea: Aver vi en- E7 N0ticiey0
la ear ia que estilo tres dos ssn0 dos te esor-
bio Antonio, pero la causa de ella, pesar de
que trae DIS tres, no vale Ia pena, MnO, tres.
dos CvGty0 merece cltarse. La modista me hs
hecho va 81 cWatg0 dos de invierno, con 81.
psresco un dos cssGtro dos por la forma. a.-Sem.
pre- tuya, IOdO tres cN1trO tres.
- CGsGs QMs Sc yec0nsjesadass La Far.
macis Central del Lodo. don Manuel Torres
Borges, establecida en- Rio-p o-piedras, por la pu-
reza de sus drogas importadas dc los principa-
les centros do Europa do America pOr la
perfection esmero en Las presoripcionea fa-
oultativas, por los preoios sin igual al alcsnoe
de todaa las fortunas, despaohAndoae 10 mismo
por el dia que durante Ia noohe.
UN EXLTO COMPLETE, obtenido en- varios
oasos de Bronquitis On nilos raQuiticOs con Ia
aDlicaci0n de la Emulsion de Scott de aoeite d g
higado, de bacalao hipofosftos de cal sosa.
Cartagena. Colombia, JUNO 8, 1884.
Sres. Scots & Bovine. Muy Sr miO: Va.
rias veces en- caso de broQuitis nj1los raqnfti-
cos, he tenido op0rtunidad de usar la Emulsion
de Scott Obteniendo siempre un exito com pleto.
Lao cual me es grato comunicsrles, y Quedo de
ustedes, con 81 mayor respeto alto s, s. OBJ,
s. M Doctor Juan s. Gastel60ndo.
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A ntleman thoroughly acquain ted
with the spanish and french languages, and
fully versed with mercantile sffairs; is desi-
rous of finding situation, where his knowled-
&c of business, could bel fully appreciated. Plea.
SO address by letter to 7 2, at the Post off
ce, Ssnturce. 15-3
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Una criandera

Harcelina Rodrfgues, natural de esta Cu-
dad, crisndera de nihos y habil para 81 servi-
clio de casas, solicita una plaza para dichos
servici0s. FL que desee c0loearla puede sell
Citarla en- Ia Gale de Ia Luna nf1marO IL Al
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del isuuicrdo, ID piel do ID region frontal y
parte del cuerO Cabelludo. AL cOnstltuirse 81
juzgado On IL casa donde ocurri0 81 hecho,
averigu0 pOr los residences On la misma, que
se habia vistO eair amenudO de dabajO de un
pal0 de guaraguOa que hay en- 81 suelo, medic
pOdridO. algunOs metros de distancja de la
citada case, IN gran ration que venfa conner
los deSperdicios de Ia cocina que sofia sublr
al sOberGdO. Por curiosidad, mas que por otra
cosa, mand6se & levsntar el sitado palo, en-
cOntrGndOse debajo de 81 una ratona parlda
de ocho ratoncitos. El dicho roedOr estaba
muertO On el vientre ne le oncOntr6 sin que
hubiera podido haberlo dijerido, Ia parte del
Cuero cabelludo de Ia inteliz criatura, 10 cuaI
dicen, consta On el sumario mandad0 inatruir
Dor Ell senior gueg.
La pobre nina, victlma de la voraojdad
del roedOr, se llsmaba Felicita del Carmen, y
era hija de Pho Torres y de Maria Angela Che:
v0res. El hecho debi6 haber ocurridO por Ia
nadruRada, puea media noche la madre de
10 desgraciada militia le habia dado de mamar.
Bueno seria que los campesinos tuvi6seu
en- cuenta este deplorsble hecho, para que ha
gan nmpiar los alrededorOs de las chozas en-
que habitan."
Nos escriben de Barlos.
ssEl individuO EleuteriO Reyes, autOr de los
machetazOs que le causArOn Ia muerte Ramon
Morales, 90 fug6 de In carcel de COamO, Se
dice anda pOr el barriO de BarroS de este ter
mino, ell cabo de la Guardia Civil Joaquin Her.
nandez Santos, CON Ia actividad que 10 es pro-
pia. le persigue sin descansO.
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Tintorero

El que susoribe ofrece sus sefvieios al ptf.
blico, en- dicha industrla. So tiie de todos 90.
lorea 10 mismo en- sedss J lauas que en- otras
telas, garantisaudo los traosjos, como tinicos
en- esta Isla--Calle del Sol nj no 9, Meseta.--
HeSNseneQiid0 Oslo. q a
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CANTAR DE NJ. DEL PALACIO
~1ease esto

El famoso VINO DE TORO, adquiere csda
dia mas fama en- esta Ciudad y en- los pueblos
imitrofes
Es I'm artioulo reoomendable que todo el
que 10 prueba 10 solieita
ACEITUNAs NEGRAs r VERDEs en- qarrofo-
nes, acabadas de recibir 35 centavos oil ga
rraton.-JAMoNEs GAL1Eaos superjorisimOs Y
trescos 80 centav0s lus AGO gramoa
SOlicitense estos articu.os on Id calle d.
TetuAn n1mero SO.
1919 TyiQ0. CiUsd0sses a. IN
En- tres dias, dgo NAL, On cuatro dias. soa
meDte en- cnatro dias, qned6 sin IN Gallo en- los
pies con solo rsar conto me receta O, GnlN
ida que vanden Armas y Jsmenez en- La pynm
C0nay6G Cruz il = On La EsferG Fortaleza 81.
El AlcoholGd0 qi0l uaado an e| bsho. for
talece 81 cuarpo da vigor al espiritu UsatIo
dsspu6s de los asunOs viQias de Semana
Santa, viene como de mode.
Ne.hay Qnien me quite de Ia rnolera ia
idea de que Ia cOmida i1h .ye ca la outura de
/. 4 pueblos. La Europa 10 America son laa
regones mas oiviliaadss porQue saben cosner
bien. por ESQ TODD 81 que coma en la fonda
Ia Catalina ae tganaforma on a'mpatioo 4
ilgatgado,
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Buena ocaei6n

Sc vende an sjuar complete, Consis-
tente On IN juego dc sala de bejuoo negro, una
GOnsola CON espejo, un toaa ,or, uu roperoi
grsnde, Q camas, mesas Side Board, un refrije4
rador y Otros utensilios. ,formaran San Fran.
cisco 103, Principal, de-echa. S-4
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Realization

LAmraras QuiDQuss da varias luoss, fad
roles, hombss, ganchos, osmss de hierro plel
gad'Eas ocupando Ia mitad del local, propias
para coiegios hospita,es; pleas sueltas do
samas. perchss, cuadrs q, pizsrras, tinajeros;
cocinas economies de petr6teo, papel tercio-
pel0 para ernpapelsr, bafios, cubetas, lent6S;
camara solar, tond0s, spoya-oabexas. tipos;
prensa, etc.. Ramos, Luna So 90
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- Con que tie ha dadO Lnis ma bofetada 2
ST, pero te juro que no me volvera &
dar otra.
- Le has desafadof
NO, pero dentro de dos horas salgo para
81 extraDjero.
A1MA0MN IN GuBIdA
IN OLIMPIO OTnRO, ATcuHA Ne t. poNuN.
Mdsica para piano dos manoe.
Composioiones de autores del pals publicadas
pOr esta casa
AySds Mercedes -Perlas flores, vals.. $O-75
1dens "A casita que lueve, danza.. 0-30
zdess LA curiOsidAd, danxa .... O-3O
1deHs.-La GalliDa, danga ....-... O-3O
Para peitdos On la Capstel, D. j. Gonzalas FonB
DARDOS.
Ua "Quijote" Sc escribi6,
Que puso muohos al trcte
PerO siempre habra un Q1iioto
DoDde el libro 80 lego.
Ne pOdr8 deoir Ia Cienoia
81 estoy en- un grave yerro,
Al deoir que tiene el perro
No instnro, 81 inteligenci8
que hay seres racionales,
Con humOB y pretensiones,
Q1e en- distintas ooasiOnes
Disourren cOmO animales ?.
Areoibo. JV.C
Solioite Vd en- todas las farmaoiss de Ia
Isla Ia LOcj6s A'sMherpetic0 del DR.. Montes v
Diaz que no falte en- su casa. Despu6S.
agrad6zcame el c0nsejo.
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Sc Y ende

ia alaiuina caldara vertical de vapor,
nuega sin nan, do ia faorza de Al caballos
Iafosna1An ealIe do San francisco mum. a.
4oH
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skCU1UN DA ANu NuNUAUn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-30
logs Raoc'pts. 1850: sales. 1000.


Ricamond. Va, oct. %, 1892.
30 offerings Of tobaccos at auction on
Change today. and very Hight offerings
.. tl. week. ending to-day; highest price
ir .'n.currd tchaccOs for the week, S1O.25.
Sales ~ loose tohaccos for the week end
To-day. lG5.st6 pounds; highest price.
Private sales reported 10 the secretary OF
o. Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day: Wrap
I". 80 hocahcads. smokers, 20; Tugs
ctrl. a. Total. 80 hogshcads.
Private sales reported TO the secretary OF
te Richmond Tobacco Trade for the week
ending today: Wrappers. - hogshcads:
OILERS. 90; cutters. ~; smokers. %; scrap
''irau. q; leaf dark. 81; sun-cured, g.;
.lrIcys, 81; Tugs (lar0, -. Total, $50
l'r..t4cs.
1ie tooacco inspector reports to-day: In
spo.Nous- Bright. - hogshcads. Rcinspec-
TON, Bright, "A hOgsheads; dark, > hogs
Aead..
Inspections aud reinspections for the
noct ending to-day: Inspections Bright,
b3 Aoeshcads and 3 t%ierces; dark, 121 hcgs-
beads and - t%icrces; Western, IL hogs
heads. I;einspections-Bright. 81 hogs
heads. dark. 9 hogsheads and . %tierces.
Total sampling for the week ending to-
day: 32l hogsheads and 20 tierces aud
boxes.
Farmers. wilson's. v~aughan's, Meals,
Planters, Sh0ckoe and Seabrook's tobacco
warehouses report to-day: Receipts, q
hogsheads; deliveries, 3S hogsheads.
Tae same tobacco warehouses, with Vir-
giuia. Allegheny. Myers, Old Dominion,
zones and C~renshaw's added. report for
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-30

Roxboro. n. c., oct. 2s.-Special.-Exum,
Populist candidate for Governor, was an
nounced to speak here Thursday, but
failed to arrive. Elector Newborne filled
his appointment, speaking to about a
hundred people despite efforts made by
the Thirdites TO draw a big crowd.
An ex-preacher of the primitive Bap-
lists Lingen by name, has been put on
the POpulist ticket In place Of Mr.. w. +.
Reid, who withdrew his name. The
change weakens the ticket. Colonel A.
NJ. Waddill, Of Wilmington. reached here
this morning to speak for the Democratic
ticket. but finding that the meeting here
to-day would be composed OF straight
out Democrats, took the next train for
Auburn TO assist Congressman Bum In
the meeting to which a large number
of Third party men were expected. The
Democrats here were anxious TO have
Colonel Waddnl speak. and only con-
sented to his departure because Of the
need Of him at Auburn. Bum being
broken down from hard campaigning.
An excellent speech was made to about
go people by Victor Bryant, of this place.
After q weeks campaigning, the county
candidates bring in good reports for De-
mocIacy in Person.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-30
BALTIMORE.

Baltimore, Md, oct. 29.-Flour dull and
unchanged: receipts, 11s,945 barrels; ship
ments, 22.347 barrels.
Wheat Irregular; No. 2 red spot. 7O1sc.;
October. 7OQ7OAc.; December, 72Bg12%c.;
Nav. SOHMsOIbc.; No. 2 red. CSC; receipts
y. G67 bushels; shipments, 1852 bushels.
Southern wheat dull; Fultz, 65472c.; long
berry, 6SNT3c.
Corn easy; mixed spot. 4slsdiShc.; Dc
tober. 4S14c.; year, 47@4712c. January
46M047c.; steamer mixed, 45u431sc., re-
ceipts. 56.33O bushels; shipments. Alb
bushels. Southern corn-White, 4244S12c.;
yellow, 4Odf Sc.
oats steady: No. 2 white, Western @SG
SOC; No. . mixed, Western, 35436c'; re-
ceipts. 1000 bushels.
Rye dull; No. >, 59G6Oc.; receipts, 600
bushels.
Hay dull and lower; good to choice tim
othy, Sl4O0U15.C0.
Grain frcights steady and unchanged.
Cotton nominal; middling, 3 5-l6c.
Provisions. butter and eggs unchanged.
Coffee steady; Rio cargoes fair, 1Sc.; No.
I, 13kc.
Sugar strong.
Stccks-Virginia ten-forties, 35A bid; Bal
timore and Ohio stock. 932s; Northern Cen
trail stock, 90 bid; Baltimore and OHIO
Southwestern frsts, 107u107l2; do. second
incomes. 2Sa3l: do. third incomes, S140
91t: Consolidated Gas bonds, 1924 bid; do.
stock, G3QG3h.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-30
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.


New York. oct. 29.-Flour closed dull ond
unchanged. Southern 1our closed dull at
S3.90u400 for straightS.
W~heat-Options moderately active and
closed steady. Spot lots closed steady and
unchanged. spot sales. No. : red winter,
73IM7lc.; October. 733sc.; November,
73Nc.: December, 759sc. May, S2Ac.
Conceptions moderately active and r.
regular. closing only slightly changed.
Spot lets easier: spot sales: No. 2 mixed,
4gc.: October, 40c..: November, 49Mc.; De-
cemher. Ole; May. 511tc.
Descriptions dull and weak, closing IA
&c. lower. Spot lots steady; spot sales:
No. . white, 39Hc.; No. 3, 3Gc.; No. 2 mix
ed. 34%035c.; No. 3 do. 33llc.; No. 2 mix
ed, 34&tc.; October, 341sc.; November,
36Ac.
Rye dull but steady: Western. 5SdG0c.
Pork in fair demand and steady; cid
mess. S1225n12.50.
Lard firm: October, 5000; November,
$50: December. S7.S5.
Sugar-Raw dull and unchanged. Refined
quiet; c%ut-loaf and crushed. 3 5-16d5kc. ;
granulated, 4 15-1605c.; powdered. 4 1916
d5c.: cubes. I 15-16u512c. confectioners'
A. 4 11-16044c.; standard A, 4 13-16g5c.;
mould A, 505 3-16c.
Coffee-Spot lots firm; fair Rio cargoes,
No. 7, l6Rd1G9sc. Futures steady; Rio or
Santos, No. 7, $15.75; October, S15.55; No
vember, $15.25.
Pipe line certificates dull and feature
less: sales. 5000 barrels. At Consolidated
Exchange November opened at 50; highest,
5Ol5: lowest, 5O15. closing, 50h.
Spirits turpentine quiet but steady; price
quoted at GR632c.
Rosin slow on inquiry; strained, SL3o;
good do, S1.35.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-30
THE OLD NORTH STATE.
COMING DEMoCRATIC MAJORITY.
The Third Party Leaders In n Rsbid State
Butler Denouncesa and Exum Threatens
to Murder an Editor on Sight.

Raleigh, N. c., Oct. 2o.-Special.-Esti-
mates were made to-day upon the result
in this State in the coming election. II
is predicted that Cleveland will carry the
State by at least ten thousand majority.
and tina the State ticket will run posi-
bly, a few thousand mead OF this. 1t Is
conceded ttat the Republicans may elect
as many as two Congressman, but the
other seven will be Democratic. The
point most in doubt is the Legislature.
There are apprehensions that the Re-
publicans and Third partyites may elect
a majority in the House. but the Demo-
cratic leader confidently claim the Sen
ate. II the Democrats control the
Senate, State legislation will still be safe.
Or. Exum and other Third party lead
ers have been in consultation with Re
publicans here to-day and important
developments are expected.
Marion Butler in his paper, the Clin-
ton Caucasian. which appeared to-day
%denounces Editor Roscower, Of the Colds
bcro Headlight. as a liar n a coward
and applies similar eithets TO other edi-
tors I'm the State who copied an article
from Rosc0Wer's paper stating that But
Ter had received two checks for three
hundred dollars each from the Republl-
cans for waging the Third party cam
paign in this State. Editor Upton, OF
Shelby, has dened Butler to deny this
statement. and he IS a fighting editor.
so that trouble is expected. Much COM
ment was created here to-day by an
other incendiary utterance from Exum.
He sent word TO Editor Roscower that If
he didn't stop publishing him in his paper
that he would shoot him on sight. IT
IS said that Roscower will have Exum
placed under a peace bond.
II IS announced this evening that the
condition Of State Treasurer Balm con-
tfnues to improve.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-30
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.

New York. Oct. 29.-Rcceipts at the ports
for the day are estimated at $1,000 bales.
against $4,000 bales last week and 81, 900
bales last year. We compare this week
with n port movement OF $4,000 bales.
plantation movement 3S2.OOO bales. and n
total movement OF 4Gl 900 bales for the
corresponding week last year. The cotton
that came into sight tho past week. which.
owing 20 the holiday, includes eight days,
was 100000 bales, against 452. 900 bales
last year. and the total movement since
September LIST ~ 1,Sl5,O0O bales. against
2.11l.0OO bales a year ago. a deficit Of
10000 bales. The visible supply In this
country Is as follows: At the ports, 921 900
bales; interior towns, 207, 600 bales. against
l .0SO.OO bales and 277, 900 bales respec-
lively last year. Total visible supply in
this country and Europe. $4,000 bales
larger than last year. OF which $4,000
bales IS American. The excess OF supply
over 1890 IS 92G. 900 bales. Stock In New
York warehouses. $4,000 bales. against
10000 bales a year ago. The spot mar
kct is quiet at former quotations. Mid
ding upiards. = $40; sales. 1872 bales. and
400 bales delivered ION contract. Trans
actions in futures today, 1880 bales.
Futures quiet: sales. 1850 bales; January.
S.2i0S.22; April. S.54NSj5; July, $50;
November. 7.9407.9G; February, S.3&0S.34;
May. S.GfMS.G5; December, S.0SuS.O9;
March, S.44uS.45; June, S.74dS75.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-30
DR. J. 4. Frinrie Withdraw

Winston, n. c., Oct. 29.-Special.-
Stokes Democrats are rejoicing over the
withdrawal to-day OF Dr. ]. A. Pringle,
Third party candidate for the Legisla-
ture. He came down at the request or
t|hirty-ive OF the most influential Popu-
lists in the county. The whole Third
party ticket has withdrawn In this county.
This assures the election OF the Demo-
cratic candidates. Republicans are sore
over the outlook.
Registration books in Winston-Salem
have names Of over t~wenty-one hundred
voters. Nearly one-third increase over
four years ago The two towns Will go
Democratic by good maJorities.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-30
.ROCERIES WAY DOWN.

G~ranulated Sugar. sc. per pound; 2 pounds
New Virginia Bpckwheat for 25c New iona
toes and Corn,3 Cans Tor &c; Homemade Pre-
serves. sc. ID; Old Rye Whisky lpurc). ss a gal
lon: Harvest Whisky, Si.25; Home-Made jelly.
&c. h.: Pure Cider Vinegar. 2Jc. a gallon;
Homemade Apple Butter, &c. h.; Snow
Flake Patent Family Flour, s475a lag
rel. sOc. q sack: Silver King (Minneso.a
PATENT Family Flour, s. n barrel. &c a
sack; s bars large Soap for &c.; Good Tea,
Green or MIXED. 25c.; Roasted Rio Coffee.
isc. a pound; 4 pounds Carolina Rice whole
grain for 25c.; Pure Lard, &C.; Maryin's
Milk Lunch Crackers, 3 pounds for CSC;
New Orleans Molasses, 900. 9 gallon
Call for my price list. 3. ULLMANs SON.
1870 east Main.
Phone si6. ~ i0-suts
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-30
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
c,o,,xs QUOTATIONS OF MONEY.
uu and sales at the Richmond To-
b.oso EHchsnge-Intern~' Hs'en~s
celi.ctions-Forsign Advioss.

work oct. 2o.-Money on call was
1e, Three per cent. was the only
rosy .,Stob loans were offered through
Ia'' There we're no transactions TX
'''. stcady: posted rates. 4SSi4G4sGls;
'sf rsics. 4S3 Tor sixty days aud 1904
demand. Governments Slealy eur
POI. Gs.. iO7b bid; extended IS regis
Ic"'} ,o,i. hid: As coupons. 1ifla bid.
'.I.o we're only fairly active this morn
prr.nc the first hours trading prices
jig, irregular, hut the changes were slight
yl'.ty trust declined ~ per cent sugar
W"nc9 5. per cont. IN The early dealing.
|.,aro Gas and New England On inc
o.rcr hand. were strong ana auN9nVeu a
,.t legan 90 harden and prices
nv advanced during The closing hour
,g..Ev Trust recovered the early decline
"a the other stocks at noon were up -
q ner cent Sales, 10000 shares
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-30
AUCTION Sales.--future Days.
AUCTION sales.--future Days.
By Chewing & Rose,
Real Estate Agents, Auctioneers and
Brokers,
No. 6 north Tenth street.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
A PLOT OF LAND CONTAINING NEAR
LY TWO ACRES IN DUYAL'S
ADDITION.

BY virtue OF a certain deed Of trust dated
the DIST day Of April. 1890. and OF record IN
the clerks office OF Henrico County Court,
Deed Book 100 A, page 10l; default having
been made in the payment OF the debt there
I'm secured. and being required so to do by
the beneficiary, we will sell by auction, upon
the premises, on
FRIDAY, the 4th Day Of November, 1872
Mt 4:30 o'clock L. NJ. all that LOT OF
LAND lying and being in the county OF
Henrico, Va, Duval's Addition, containing
nearly two acres aud known as Lot No. 30
in said Duval's Addition, less lot % feet at
corner fronting on Allan street.
This property has been plated or INTO
building lots. a map OF which will be- shown
at time Of sale. Tn lots will and must be
sold. Come TO the sale, purchase a LOT or
lots, raise your chickens and pigs-whlch
can be done very easily. as this property Is
located in the county-thereby freeing you
frCm city permits.
TERMS: BY consent, one-third cash, me
residue nc six and twelve months, secured
by a deed Of trust upon the property.
A. J. CHEWING.
EDWARD :. ROSE,
oc2Std Trustees.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-30
CHICAGO.

Chicago. oct. 29.-Wheat was weak IN
the early trading. Later in the session the
market improved en- a good export demand
and closed Lc. higher than last night; No.
> red winter in store, 7OQ70Ec. Receipts,
367 cars.
Oats closed steady at an advaace Of &c.
ever last night; No. 2 in store, 29c. Re
ceip.s, $50 cars.
The provision market was firm.
Pork gained nc, lard 123Gl5c. and
ribs 2lsc. for January delivery.
October lard closed 2712c. higher and DC
tober ribs Doc. higher.