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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-22

100 DO g. n % 20; q STAT Do q 81 a. az e. 81
81 III, az - 70 50 do 81 N, at - 25 "a Penns yIvs ID.
sheep, 80 ~ at "a 50 do. 90 N. at IS; AZ do ~ -
at rs so; II state do, 81 N. at - 90. w" ~ ~
d; Harrington 40 Canada lambs: So n, a. 90 %.
Go ~ at 50 50; 81 Western sheep 1913 ~ at 81 IsS a.
1902 II, at - so; 70 state do o. n at -. ''' w.
q Dlenb,ck: 81 Canada lambs 81 r, A. -, ox -.
do II H. at go % stat DO. H. az - 30: 100 n Al
ern sheep ll9 n, at -; - do Sc n, AZ e. nv
JUDD Bucklnghdm 3G2 STATE lambs. u An -.
SO; lo2 do = n, at - -; IA do 80 r. at a H. .
do, % p: o. - % 20 do g. ~ At - 90 81 d. 81
= %; - do. o y, at 81; 10 do los ~ At sS 75 4
J. y. Pd'Gck rs: 80 state lambs. "a n -.
70 do (cullsl. y - at ~ CO. 90 pennsylyani, ~
H. at s. -: GO Pennsylyania sheep few asnb,l on 2
3 l2 % stat DO 80 T. at 80 50; 81 DO ios T.
100 do 80 H. ot s5: 100 Ohio sheep ST. NJ =, . q;
N culls sheep and lambs. 40 n. at ~ IS. " 70 %;
NJ Collins $50 STATE lambs. - n, at &c. IL. 4.
n q - - o2 Ohio sheep % N 81 So 'iis oss 80
state do. iol n, az "a: II DO 81 n. at ss "A! -
D. Mcpherson %: STATE sheep 1877 p -.
- Is do % n, at 80; is sheep and lambs. :, 'm
HOGS Receipts. 30 cars, or - .ess head-s, car,
live hogs. with sales OF common to choice Stsss =,
Sses-D Mcpherson & Co.: . State hogs ia
J. p Nelson 10 State hogs. 230 n, AT "a ~
Hume Mullen 20 State hogs, l79 n at $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-22
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CoFFTE-For Hrai cronths the market wa FOR No =
Sale, 1000 bass 40 g. 5l bas, = har, No 10
l,- No arri,r. II l1GGl1'sc; 500 u"ss tRsc
arrive lG'-e ZOO BAGS Santo No. ala !; ,o1 froiSht
for No >anto- No 10. 10 cost aIt ~,
The. business reporei in IN ma,r 2s 10
In. Cote, Exchange sales OF options ag!f'y "a
Iags 1he market opened steacy Jnt oSoGG 70 po,St
vance OF 10 points and other months hnehane,e p
advance. AZ w. close nrhe advance Of 10 yrrocur,r
atrn pace IOntinrntsI cables were f*'il'I
TIE w'.ky cable follows FIR Ordlt.tN w
~ ! 600 good second 30 Mlo, II . o1V' ' tHo
l3 5.lO; retc PTS IA Rio $500 bags; kio ,'"'" IT,
tIz. Rio market quiet. RIO shipment, BY s",t ~
tf1tl States during week b cnO lugs no NhPm, W
All 10 nit.d States during week. ii 600 bdsF i.'D 9. "
mint, 70 Furopr during week 1900 bags t,io p".,
f0f nt,d States during 81 900 bags no Pu..nn
for Euop during week, "a ovO bag fiei9f per seasI
to Tnitd S.a~s, 80 ana pr cent plnat. Sn'o.
ii receipts at S1no-, 1000 bag siHn' , ~,
232 -anio. nJrhet firm Stho' IN pan, s
latci Stlt 10y steam 900 bacs "a t'' p s,os
Europ 1000 bags SaatO pnrcha-. Tor T. 20 ,,
go bag Sano, purctaN, Tor Eir9le 2'T ~ "' ,nt
sanO- freight t'-iu"r 10 linNie - fr ana ~ W.
pmare e,nsFs osdng At Sentc 10, unIgI IN n q
amer. loldng At Santo. Tor Europe 3 cel' ~" wv
Novenb H. steamship Regina q Coo bos' rgsl,d From
November 10 steamship IaNrih - ~.
Receipts RIO. July November l." ls'- L'i,
bags sane dime. 1891 7s3Olo hiss; -anc t'mr l9SD
l. 81 (0G bags. kccclpte 10 santos, July e. ESNrm"f
70 isos So 900 b,gi -anc .no. 1891, 10000 baes
tfun 1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-22

lumber TO- Philadelphia to Galveston coal
market i dun ali through. Quotations Got Got
yellow chSS v PIi@e s s ejc on , sI1%s
%G $S ecg n,eel raw American seed t0e
ct pme mcnh.q e ssc ;oched winter
loa4Ic Ttro trschi ~ WIZ. nv winter tsJ
P e,1 e4%7 G 6i5acR RSi n,e 79qsc PAIN gS
81 65 whsle eIgd NSrtEen i aa Ss %iSteS
i$m c1scd %atcf 35@5jc rxtr Ieachee SIc
S'F rS s y9; 9e aaS e6i, ssnT@ 81 t"'7e
apiR3Vviisf6 S-PS0JKk-Fnmsf QUIET oId ms ,.s
quoted at l3 .5asls 90 new Do ga a, nd eH
Rrfy GTos,d at ssdsiO; extra mess. 50 n, 22g
8 Is ord ty EXTRA InlS me- y, s % nep
fHHis~Ssa ard @acds"ad Pekce Deie1 T St1
f Exi.D nspSH to H Is@'' , s'iS
dsday @sh s With %s e. wt but vG qy ~" at .'Gs
9 81 a.t SO ry o sea 2o%Gc %t ass G closing
SG sgd 2aSe. are 'qpD I,de In s"'
state and pals 6sS 2aCe epS West
2T Separate S'S Sssas to s 2sc
June first. 10 extras 2iSe4c SECONDS, 1900 state
Say . ae Tub: s6 sas D STAT ga dairy t sas
800 ar 29s@if ses9SGs to exts We " m
Ga i2H at, oae3c seconds IoSIsc factory
cEE5 from day 10 Cd, day o Il al, sa Dc
rnlord IGs gfO-sc choice lOac good 10 prime 0i2d
1927 connon 70 far 2i,d9+c; rat skins comma to
choice 1JTc. Stao factory fIll skins 1d22c... ftiS
Selling moderately on steady market Stat" and Penn
svlv,nia ne,y.'ac choice % f23 weston. 2j0EIc Ior
good To choice western flllpacied 22d9ie lined lo@
=Vu,.,,H - adv h,It with values hanged.
coyado 80 lost quoted 2.c and 90 iet ccnt gal 80
Soa. 500 blqs centrifugal 90 test ~ N" quot mon .e
nncd dun Quotations Ont loaf 53l 5ac cfuh.d, old
Ji2c: powd' I'd 4Sla5c; ganulatcn 4eIG 'sc c'
Ssnis io5c: xxx powderol j.lSa5.c mould a.
o., diamond - e iG90i7sc: confo' TONERS, "A
a5GE4ac: CoIumba a." 444ats windsor a." 40
f'yc' pi1gnyyooi fa,1i.jGr: Phoenix 49, A.3l0
49, - ',rr',rc 49, Ga4 44c: 30. g. il-dI'-c: No :.
oc,iLct No = 30ia4sc; No. ., 37sd 0Ori 40 10.
2siG4r. 80 H. 3qa369c; No. -, 34"3jGc; No l3.
80 d3. 4ic. 5000 -, .....,, %. ILL., IN hbds aud
oloo quoted At s3iGS7sc.
oT 1TOW~Du but strong. Prime city quoted at jl-c.
ord out.of.town. iisdjoc. 2. 70 qralfy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-22
rI-pnrrAN pDoDI'CE MARKETS.

Liverpool Nov. II. 3:i5 p. m-Beti anu hI F. cut
hr demand. Hams in poor demand 'T pacon ID
about IA to Ii pounds, dull, az 49, 90. .fssiy at
rs Cd long clear miiles about IS pounds: se"S
at sgs long and short clear Hlddles aD, 30 onnds,
steady at ass Cd shoulders about IL to II p'T, TAI.
firm. nj i0s. Cheese-rhe demand Is lmprovhIs moor
low-There is nothing Offering. rupenune s T. at
demand ROsin I'm good demand: common, Urn. ,fm,rd
Az ID. Innl-spot aud futures IN poor as n Air
Wheat aud -four in poor demand: IorI wes,sm De
cemher steady nj Is a.; January STEADY, a. ,maod
Hops at London-racihc Coast n AIM fNm Atlantic
morris ,c son quarters: from Pacific ports. none,
other source, Al 900 quarters. Receipts 81 An'e"~
corn for the last week, 1890 Quarters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-22
cornnx MApKrrs-nY rrLEGRAPH

Liverpool Nov. ~ p. m-Coiioh- iumtng clsu.e
hardly sicody American mddling. 10" mdmlns and
%"v,',bsr delivery Uld sellers, NOVEMBER s"d
december delivery 4toG4d 'rllcN n pyy' and FEB
rrnrv delivery { 02Gtd buyers February any l~srS
dciycry 3ao lcid: March Var and c. ArI 5sid
b,,,ers. NAV and June delivery. Tt4G . SOU '""
and jul, delivery. lorId sellers. ,,,u,s c;
Galveston NOV. 2l.-Cotton firm ,nuu . nsi md
Love middllng ; 5-sc: good ordinary l0'' w. r,sln
~ro,s rc~ptS I5Ija bale, exports to Grcil hro,a
II g72 bales 10 France. $40 bales ceastH sock
bales: sale al7 bales; ,pinncr,, iO@ oii'' ''''
1915 AGA bales. ,,d,,,, D 100;
Norfolk. Nov 2i.-Cohon firm; mldaIhg' nor md
low middling : 5-sc: good Ordinary, ~, u" ~
l,roSs receipts. 3.4GO bales, export, eoasiNiS'' -
halrs: sales 9o7 bales; stock 3-.63O hihs; Pin, o.:
savannah. NOV. 2l.-COtion dni' IN ,. No. anj
low mlddIng 3-sc: good ordinary &C, n,,,,sr,
gross receipts 5S34 bales exports to me @ halls
G.s2i bales coastwiSe, 3.425 bales SHES wv
stock o.. 81 bales ,,ladliaG
New orleans Nov. ELECTION hrn ".'S'l l6s;
i6c: low middling 5i6c good oIdlh1lS ~. sslss
net receipts. lo,s1l uaieS gus. li'-V' p'0''
10, 100 bales; stock, l77,2li bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-22

Both the methods and results when N'rnp OF rl'N
IL taken IL Is pleasant and refreshing 10 ~" '"S'e'
a,a oc,s qcntly yet promptly. on tne Kidneys
i,,o- and Howes cleansing the system efcctually
disnols colds headaches and fevcrs and cures hap
itual constipation. Syrup of Figs Is the only rem
dv Of lis Kind ever produced pleasing 10 tie taste
and acceptable 10 the stomach Prompt IN It's ac,
.ion and truly beneficial in ts effects. prepared
Only from the more healthy and agreeable SUB
..orces il. many excellent qualities commend IT to
al and have made it the most popular remedy
known.
Syrnp Of Figs is for sale in SOC. and 81 bottles
bv all leading druggists. Any reliable druggist
who NAV not have it on hand VIII procure IL
promptly for any one who wishes 10 Try IT, 40
not accept any substitute
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-22
MOTHER AND DAUGHTER MISSING.

The notice were directed yesterday 10 search for
Mrs Margaret smith, aged thirty seven, and her
daughter. eight years ID who were missing from
No 17o Am.terdamav Mrs. smith was said to be
A stout woman. weighing over 200 pounds. She
left her )mc on Friday with her little girl, without
any known reason. and ttcy faild 10 return. As
Mrs. smith had not been in good health LATELY the
police were Told that she probably slightly de
mented. She calico wrapper, back coat
and a turban when she went away. Tie little girl
wore a pink dress, Hight jacket and a sailor INT.
A search Is being made also for Charles b. Hst0n,
aged fourteen who disappeared from No. 24G West
OEe-huDdred aEd-twenty nth ST. on November Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-22
FREE LFCTTRES TO TIE PUBLIC.

The growing Interest In the free lectures TO the
public. under the auspices OF the Board Of Educa
ton, again evident In the large crowds which
listened TO them in The various parts OF the city
last evening. DIR. +. O'COnOr Sloane entertained u
goOd-sizcd audience in Grammar School No. 20, No
80 CITY Hall Place, with talk upon 4" SOap Bubbles
in Grammar school No. 3. Grove and Hudson sts..
Charles H. Govan spoke about THE Life and Writings
81 SIR Walter SCOTT In the Melrose Lyccum. one
hundred nd-nftieth-st and Third ave. DR.. G. NJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-22
THE STATE or TRADE

Boston. Nov. 2l.-Markets quiet and unchanged. p.
ceipts-tIour 5000 bbl- 300 sacks com o. o0o
oats % 900 bush shorts, rs tons. '''''
Buffalo, Nov 2l.-Sprng wheat dull; limits sssar
sales 1000 bush No hsrl at s2Js dS3c 900 btss ~
Northern at 172,0 7sc 900 bush do E. f. Al 7sieo
No. hard old closed at - nc do at s2c Do
t.. s02c No. Northern old Siiac do new az "a.
do I. T.. At 76hc; No. Northern spot at 53c M
!. I. Offered winter wheat and firm sales =
car No red 81 76asc car 80 extra led 1T re No.
white zoe asked Corn in far demand and arm. &C.
inc 70 all sold: uac& receipts light; sales 5o
bush 40. = yellow at i9c: 5000 bush No. 2 AZ ,sc N
store cars No. fellow sOd i9a l92c on track q
,ars 40. DO q ioc; cars 80. at isais1c cars
sales 3 car 40. 2 white at 39i,c: ear. No do y,
35c; No. mixed. 3Ic. Bariey quiet and easy; 10 :
Western 70; No. 3 extra 6s0coc: samDe 5O53ic
St't'. Gsd75c Michigan, eogSsc Canada 75dsOc Ry:,
steady: best spring ~ icqsi 30 winter sidsi Is; fre
fouI 3 iOD 81 20. Mlfed steady and unchanged CAM
freghts-li0atmen ASKING % wheat; barley tsEes
% &C.. Eecepts-Flour lO5 200 pr wheat, 9ioos
bush corn 232 900 bush. barley $4,000 bush Csn.l
shipucntS-Wheat 100 800 bu-h corn 90 bush bar.
lrv ID 800 bu-h naNsoci. 10 800 b1-h. shipments by
ra-Flour - OCO bb, wheat. 600 bush corn 90 nj,
bush: oat- 400 bush; barley. 10000 bush '~'
Chicago. Nv 2l.-The leading futures ranged as .,l.
w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-22
THE BORDEN MURDER investigators.

Taunton, Mass, Nov. 2I.-The Grand Jury, when
has been considering the Borden case, has been di-
missed until Thursday, December J. This action is
surprise TO The public. The assumed solution is tina:
the officers have struck lead. and that this brief
udj Cui hmcnt Is 10 give them chance 10 gather cv
dcnce THAT viii result in more than one indictment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-22

Major spoke OF III ;oric and Picturesque Amerlea.'
In Grammar school NJ. 81, No. j23 West FoIY-iourh
st. A. {. Naclay told of An Evening n "d J"p'h'
and i'm Grammar school 40. -, ,evenueth-s'. ana
Fir ave- DR.. F.. ". Fisher talked upon "SwiUar
land There vare also lectures In Grammar schools
Nos 49, - and u, I'm Madison Hall. onc-hundrrd
and twenty hfth-,t ana Madison ave. ana III 'ne
There will be no lectures THURSDAY evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-22
,crB.EOBsE F4LLr IvTO THE TRENCH.

bors, attached 10 a Of N" H'lt Lin" f'll mo
an excavation Of the Broadway Gbc ROAD 81 I'""n'
Creen YESTERDAY ard knocked down James 'Nn''"|
ham p laborer. Of No. 80 Eat NX'''HUl ''' VIZ
wos M work In the trench. '"h"ut'"" ''.''
,o,o was broken lie was sent Z" ~" .ANip'I7
GG,..e4 lL,.rital The horse va, not Wlh'd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-22
.rIiI Pr FOL rI'f MlRhEI

IN, p.tr -pm uara., Va. lfer., - usual y'-i1d''.
the sales 81 Naun'nl TiAn.. ortinc''> "l l' '"'1
dated t..uance amounting only % Do'o hrfr-. va
snr. 0i. tatiDl G-4. There Wa a -n'l u h,'n"
foi r.an.d unchanged piIcc~. ana i"r'it' p"''' 10
wee a-o stationary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-22
EFGRo DICEPLAY ER> DtOV WE'D
speciq' 70 m, Assoe'o'd Pr|'l

New. Orleans Nov 2I.-Thc poll" made an "it"mp'
TO aid 4 dice game that was IN progress ~" '"N "'
schooner PhnoMcna. lying In the bdSlh al WIN" '''
non the Approacl y the officer all 81 u" negro
lover. svc ono ii,rnted overheard. one drDwnrd
and the bod. W.. recovered shortly aterwa .. Inc
othcr> ar missing. and they arr supposed 10 ha''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-22
POLITICIANS DENOUNCED FROM THE PULPIT

Hlvorlill. Mass. Nov. 21.-Bcfcrc a large congre.
CATION at lie Mount Washington Jnvcrsalist Church
last evening. the Rev. A. Arnold Ro>s delivered =,
sensational discourse upon the present administration
Of city affairs and upon the candidates. for Mayor.
He said " The administration Is black conspiracy
10 defy the win Of the people. II l. most damnng in
character, and Is rotten from the lowest police officer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-22

bors NJ the .cltv government had given the liquor
dealers tips" q, have police officer, who iHVe rl
i've I'm The huuor business. RcTrTing 10 me oH''.i
n inatIon are In league body and soul with the run
.I,t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-22


NONl9 ~ Nof.l2.'9, Noy.2i Qi. NoN..2,9'
Wheat bush 0Jj3O 900 o,,-uj 90 tiOli.5ti "Nl?
Cor LIZ 3,ouO !BltJu,O lD,0tSJ i..2a5 %
Olt-. lush Ii2l.c. SIH1iu0 Lti3..3l 3I'o-7'
Rye Ou-h l2SbCO l-'btNO 2.pob SOI > ,'ol
Barley, bush. 2OJO 10 ,olc so 40 3O0t9oo
nay AND S1EAW.-1hr demand : fair on q -toa iy
nnrhct oioi"tlG2, Hay, prime. 20 80. $500
GoaG5e alt hay 69 Stra% long rSc 55aS5c short
rye. 1Oc; ott, ioaOjri wheat. iOc.
h"FN-Th"tr are 10 changes To mote IN values.
ate; prime, 22ad23c. common t. medium.
2OG.2c; l@pl prime 20 choice. 2la@.c - mr..
diun. lsd2oc; 1880. "a i5c; oil oId' 6"l0c: Pclhc
1871. prime to choice 2lu.oc common 10 medium ls,f
poo 1880, i2d l5c: California. old old> 5H1c BlNnridn
aI"i hoh,,T'en' $50 ANaar"~ IT,. EtaIsc, ~. -
January at 2p35.... OOPPIR-Wa, dun nt unchanF. ii
piicr~...-. ~ Nb-Was wthout inquiry. Closing cable
prices Tin. spot 80 > I'd th months GA market
g.. NJ u. copper ~Dot c47 - q. NJ B COPPER futures
ti l market ~t'Sdv; ssles 81 spot $50 tons sales Of
futures, 10 tons.
MOLASsES-Quict and UNCHANGED: Ncw.Orlcans 3O0
~ FOR good {" fancy English Island $4,000; Porto Rico.
NAVAL STORES SPIRITS TURpESrINE- Selling
mirl,. a. 81 tGl - 49,. RoSiN-Quiet AMI unclanged.
d 10 " - @5ase o. y. s3ls3 10 W - - % 30
OCEAN FKi3iGHTs-The market W., dun and absolutely
t,et'ielcs~, and rates were a"otn rduccl..- hERlH
ENGAGtMtNTS-ro Liverpool. team. 800 boxes CHEESE.
-. ID loo pk2s butter AZ 20, 70 Glssgow steam.
loo hoNc> cheese OF .o,; 800 boxes bacon. 2o- 200
800 boNr- tacon 2cs. NJ ~ FLLANEOUS CHARTERS
St'Hnfr New Orleans ~ Hayre. co0n private terms
schoon'r Philadelphia 10 Cicnfu,gos aud back Of
latea WIN sugar, private terms; scho nfunswick
81 philadelphia lumber. ~ 70; schooner. Baltimore Ia
Cnrdenas cOnl al so schooner. Philadelphia to Cardenas
coal. 81 90: schooner. Brunswick u rhlodelphs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-22
WEEKLY SHIPMENTS.


e. ,,l ~ - So go
Shipl"fs. sehieF'. .Oatuel Le l. lSh,ep'
- t,. ,.n.r-.rv or, o' Cle,terI .... 3oo 800.
~ C, ,ii, T.. ,-,G, 80. .... 3se 800.
i',ra.- 'o ian' r og.i .... --..- $ ..-.-.
20. ,ui. rl'i ....... C'nl' ..-..... 900 -. ..-..
VI t,o,..IitI ...... N1fp.l D.. ..---
"a 600 I-, II .r''r 1900 u l-.. .- ----'
J. ~trmlr.- ....... ill uruif lIil W. .--
~ u.'H,r.....h W .~--.p.i .-... - ..--' '..''
.vA'f,b1iA -plfhr i.hnl.rd Hul ?o5l ,.. .....
~ehwaf.l IS ~r'fhr Ni's--ipW .-'. ~ '''oi On
L. y DlI.utlrh . ..DIl.0D0 ......... 81 ....-I %
g.. - y .I.n'acl liIre. ...-.. ..., 80
4 Staas. o.. .uUuo.o ...... .0' 20 Il
lfurr A..l.u ... il- ..I .....I ......I -
IIomo : Mullen H. wilem II. ... ..-- %
--.-----l----.
r T,'',. 100 lg. II i, 81 -"
u tI ~nun"ni- Let 49, b,t,V' ''i-I ''--'
h.tn -Ei. n"l'. TO- tr 49, .-. -, -sin "-''-
Pm ID. p'a -n g.'r'. ,.r t.r week. -. l-.o ....'
ioni rI shipments i'I t' '''' ''' -.
m D. ~, -ooi
J." ICON . o. 4, - tq.l '
lo IT, lo'i.....-.....- .....--l ~ .''-'
o. Dil,- ......-... 90. f..I D 40
Iu I.''ntdl and West fl'- .....-..- 90 ~" 10
"a
Tlt1' fr an n.ff, ...--.-.... . - 3>I las
. - t,.,, I,,. ..,.rs I40-
sal ID Nclf'i-'u - h'',lN -
- 'ihk' a. g. 20 lsr j." - Is a., -, e. d - ~
NuHna DO ti-u .' ~ - 10. - i" ,--7 . ~ - DU
T. cnea 10 1879 o. - - DO no j.. 10 = 20
l. do lipi az - Go - Co. ma y, - - %" So"
do 3l1 = 10 - = N.flal. oven 1870 ~ At - 10 ;
d. 100 h az = % - 60 lb'U IN MI - 80 S,a,"
10. 1919 n - H. do. 1880 p 40 - 80; 40 loOC
FL. 70 - 20. do. ltin 2. a. - -; 10 ll" I'd. at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-22

COITON-1hc spot marttt ricI qnlet ~ rhthlHt'U
auo,.tlons The sAe- 3o6 bales, oil loI consuup
lion. Tho port lccrpts aegrgatd 5Oloi Bale lncuG
ing bales for the corresponding day l-t "''N
alanst bales tor tho poudipH dat~ as var
Quotations has Il American Standard Of cla'-ih
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-22
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

November p. 1892.
poayo. Cows Cc'Vcs. Sheen aid Lambs. swine
80, $50 1854 37.22j iG.o7G
Beoyes.Cows Cllv.s sheep. swine
I.r..v civ Stock Yards 1885 ID 10 l04:l Lib
~Nfictp-~t ..-.....--- BIO oVo -VO -7'-'" q, an
t0rtlrtl--t -...-. ., 90
i ,',,,, s,,, and ..t Ion - o. ....- Gl3
p...int. t,.t wa.k iD.1gi 297 4lf9 - iGi SG.-S2
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-05-07
Ls Correspondence de PuertO- Rico.
HIeynes, 6 de Mayo de 1892
TeIegramas via San Thomas

(ITGdMc5dOS para LA CORRESPONDENCE J.
Nueva- York, Mayo 2.-El lo de Mayo hu-
bo mny pocas explOsiones dc dinamita en-
Europa Los vecinos de Paris elOglan mucho
Ia cOnducta Observable pOr 81 COnde de Dute-
rim, embsjador ingl6s, que Sc pase6 por los
Campos Eliseos.-El principe de Gales deseaba
81 presencia fuera, Seria dc buen efectO, SO pre-
sent0 on pdblico, visitsndo al presidente
CarnOe.
Idem, Ell principe de Gales ha regre-
sado Londres y Ia reina Victoria ha salido de
Darmsthad con destinO & Ing Qaterra-Se 8nun-
ciala muerte del COnde de HolsteynbOrg, hon.
bre de EstadO de Dnamarca-Apesar de ha-
ber pasado bien los primeros dias de Mayo, el
terror contra los anarquistas reina On Paris.
ICem LA Reina Victoria ha llegadO &
Windsor. Despachos de Paris dicen que Mr..
Wilson ell yernO del eXpresldente Mr.. Crew. ha
ado elegidO miembrO del Conceio en- ROches.
L3s trOpas inglesSs en- Africa Occidental SO
han apOderadO de TOniatava, despu6s de una
her0ica resistencia de los indfgenas. FL Capt.
tan Robert del primer regimiento de las Anti
Has muri6 en- el cOmbate y variOs cholales tue
ron heridos. Las p6rdidas de los lndigenas tue
ron enOrmeS.
Idem 4.-Harina de trigo $4 75 barril-De
maiz q $3-Tocno mess de SO S91 barril-
Nueva eataci6n de $1O4 IL -Azdoar crista.
lizada So O,6 centavOs libra-M0scabad $2b
ceutavos libra-Miel lngesa de IL de $l1aa
$l11 cts. gallon Cambio de Nueva York sobre
L6n0res $486a Pesos mejicanOs 683 Cts
Descuento del Banco de Inglaterra por 100
0nu2l
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-05-07


su nombre al bacillus dift6rioO por sns brillan
tes trabajOs cOnirmativOs dc los de Kebs, al
hablar de la profilaxis do esta enfermedad ma.
niiesta, que tiene pOr Ob1etO principal des truir
los g6rmenes dift6ri sobre las mucOsas SO.
bre las heridae, antes que tengan tempO de
Dulular. Este sabiO professor aconseja ell su-
blimado al i por 15 mil de aqua, Gel cianpro
mercdrico al por 10 mil de aqua; pero estas
son sustanclas venenOsaS, que no deben name
jarlas mas que manOS periciales. Tambi6 6n in.
dica el Ggstg cgOyofoynsqtzG. que tiene IN gusto
azucaradO; 81 aqua cIOT0dg (al por a 1O01e
agua) el timol al 2 p0r mil
Ell &cido Galicflioo ha Sido tambi6n preconi-
zado, y es de mas fAoil manipulation para ma
nos prOfanas. B B5rthold de Dyesde, MOizard,
Rergeron, Parisot, de ThillOt (Vosges), Gout
helm y d'Espine Picot le empi0an On a0'uci6ns
para colutorios 6 irrigaciones. he aqui la for
mula sencilla 6 inofensiva de P PArisot =: Acido
salicilico. 1gfamo; alcohol de 80 grados 20
gramos aqua. $50 ames M Tambi6n ell
acidO b0rico 81 2 por 100 puede utilizarse en- las
presenteS circunssancias para la hygiene de- Ia
booa de los nincs, por ses inofensiVo, no irritar
las mucosas, y ser un buen aDtif 6ptico contra
Ia difteria, precOniZadO pOr Atkinson. FL doctor
Sutton -Barraclough THE Lancet) prefere e.
cOrurO de sOdio, 6 sal oomdn, On sOluci0n; y
mas ann, declarada la enfermedad no usa otras
pulverizaciones que las de una soluci6n de clio.
rurO de sOdio para cauterizar las falsas mem
branas el pe-olorurO de hero 3Oo @e~er-s~~7
EStO, On 10 que respeeta 6medidaS pTecau-
torias pues, repetimos, que tan pronto noten
los padres algdn ST ,toma sospe hoso en- sus
hijos, deben avisar al facultat'vo de ia casa,
porque el tratamiento de esta cruel enferme
dad requiere oportunidad para aplantearlo y ma
no habll inteligente para dirigirlo; no sucede
como con otras entermedades que es muy facil
pOpulariZar una medication.
All ora bien nosotrOs hemos tenido un case
grave de ditteria en- un nino, que vive en- una
habitaci6n contigua otra donde existe un ga
llinero. Constantine Paul en- un interesante
trabajo sobre esta enfermedad admite Ia posi-
bilidad del contago por las gallinaeeas. Y el
doctor Delthil en- su magistral obra IrGite de
la dipbt6rje { 1890 aoepsa 81 orfgen Or
nit0l6gicO de esta enfermedad, y no duda en-
adrmar que uno de los grandes propsgadOres
dc la dift6ria en- las famiias, es la Introduction
en- las oocinas de volaties difl6 ricos. Para ell
doctor Delsthil hay analogfa absolute entire la
pep6e (pepita) de los polos y la ditteria. D-
terentes trabajOs cientifeos han demOstrado
va que las aves de corral pueden trasmitir ia
ditteria. Doctor Petit Ravue d. hygiene, ~
1889. Nos permitimos, pues, llamar Ia aten-
ci6n del senior A calde de esta Capital, q fin
de que, como medida de Hygiene pdblica, Sc
prOhiba el hacinamer to de las gallinaceas en-
apOsentos sin ventilation a'guna, creando ga
llineros de p6simas condolences, y fOoos, tal
vez, de esta terrible do.eneia. @s Fs
Doctor Coli.