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Middletown transcript., 1893-09-30

sires one would say that had Catarrh, and tendency
ConsumptIon another, that had Syphilis or Blood
Poison; others my liver and kidneys affected and
II would end In Brighfs disease, etc., until dis
gusted friend advised me to consult DR. G. p THEEL,
1317 ARCH Street, Pha., and what really the
matter possible regain health and strength
thorough examination he found that my depressed
weak and exhausted dition generally the eject
Of early vice aggravated by wrong treatment and
that the constant loss Of vital substance in water
asleep be stopped before the gccmy,
ted restless, feeling would disappear and that
would gain strength and be- 1T for mental and physical
labor and feel like man. Four months Of this
ment has restored perfectly. hope my experc
will others who need the Of Specialist.
preferred treated the Doctors house, had the
opportunity with than 5000 patients who
called They all told wonderful sfocs How
they got swiuded quacks those claiming
discovery certain drugs TO all effects f indscreons
They said DR.. THEEL Is alone great and skiifu
phvsician hat in reality good takes
q pride In every he undertakes.
No name address Of any patient. will be rub.
lIshed unless they drsirc. ktrfctcst secrcey
guaranteed 10 every patient.
Middletown transcript., 1893-09-30

Every one who has any regard for
the beauty of the human countenance
will regret to hear that earrings are
coming.in again. The hideous pendant
is not yet shown, but something which
resembles a shat stud and gives the
ear the appearance Of being neatly
buttoned.
Middletown transcript., 1893-09-30


The House, having gone far beyond
anything in the shape of curtailing the
rights of the minority which was con-
tanned in the rules of the House of the
fifty-frst Congress, on Tuesday took
up the bill for the perpetuation Of the
power of the Democratic party, other
wise known rs the bill for the repeal of
the federal election laws. Two whole
weeks-think of what magnanimity to
the minority that is-will be allowed
for the discussion of the bill. Unless
there is a change of rules in the Senate
this bill will never pass that body,
let the House railroad it as fast as it
may.i
Middletown transcript., 1893-09-30
EXPERIENCE CREATES WISDOM.

HR. K. P. HELSENBCRSS under
oath says: 1t Is interesting 10 note
the constant increase In tie ranks of
quacks and doctors who claim TO cure
anything from o cold TO q cancer.
Some OF them make believe you will
have to see them sooner or later;
others, that they have power equal
TO their Creator. The home cure
scheme, cheap treatment, free consul.
tation, guarantees, and money-re-
funding tricks are 50 we'll known that
Il Is not necessary TO refer To them
any further. As suited their fancy,
and 70 accomplish their greedy de.
Middletown transcript., 1893-09-30

4bom-
ID her
sregard
existing
skylight Of a
BY moment, and
ashion with SIS
her hand, a $3.50
over her terra-cotia a
81. .85 polka-dotted cot
ION her pleasure seeking
< white gloves on her idle
yhe has an orchid under her
hin; she has enough changeable
5estry-like stuff round her heels
b the flying buttresses about her
dlders to feed and clolhe the widow,
a orphans Of half the heros of the
fate unpleasantness; she has SIS worth
of silk in her Paris petticoat, and she
has lace frilled and ribbon run corsets
with SIG worth of gold on the plush
covered steels. Think of it, SIG worth
of gold claspsl
In the face of almost universal in
convenience this vulgar extravaganza
is lamentable. To the poor gentleman
it is sickening-to contemplate, with
milk going up and getting watered and
loaves of bread gotting smaller and
smaller, such splendor in dress as the
fall season of 1913 prescribes is crime.
But Fashions Mandates must be
obeyed, and the feminine world is eager
to hear her DEGREES. She sometimes
give practical hints as well as inexor-
able laws. For instance:
Your dress will never "wobble" If
you have it made on silk lining. Yes,
It is expensive; it adds at the very
lowest calculation $5 to the cost, but
IS that SO very much to pay for grace
If motion and the poetry of dress?
Fabrics are remarkably cheap. The
'O-cent mixtures, stripes, dannels,
iannelettes, diagonals and prints are
'ewildering. Eight yards will make a
pretty frock; there's 81 and 50 for
indings. Now, instead of velvet
ileeyes. galoon, ribbons, lace frills and
'assementrie, why not substitute S. |
worth of silk for the skirt9 Line the |
waist and sleeves with grass linen or |
ateen and you will get lots of satis-
action out of that $11 dress. Wash |
ilks may be bought for so cents yard;
hey are light weight, dainty and dura-
lie, but not as good as the taffeta OF
oil-boiled and summer
ilks, that respond to every movement
nd slide away, even in a tangls Of
nderskirts.
The next best thing is glossy linen
ining and one good silk petticoat,
which can be worn with every dress /
Middletown transcript., 1893-09-30

mat may stir up the adj
Lion considerably, to say
hlng of adding to the hard feelings
ALREADY existing in both factions of the
New York Democracy. The resolu-
tion calls upon the Secretary of the
Treasury for his authority to appoint
the Fairchild commission now engaged
in examining the appraisers Office of
the port Of New York; what has been
done and what it is intended to do; how
much money has been paid out. and
what agreed to be paid, together with
all correspondence on the subject or
relating thereto. When the resolution
is called up it is not probable that
either Senator Hill or Murphy will at
tempt to defend Secretary Carlisle. It
is suspected that some of the corres-
pondence will be especially interest to
the New York Senators.
Middletown transcript., 1893-09-30

The Senate will by agreement make
set speeches on the Voorhees, bill two
weeks or more and then-there will
probably be an indefinite period of
filibustering, il the attempt is serious
ly made to force a vote OH The bill. Mr..
Cleveland is very much offended be-
cause of this defiance of his wishes,
but no credence is placed in current
rumors to the effect that the adm mis-
tration will try to bring ON another
period of financial stringency in order
tc force vote. One object lesson of
that kind is probably quite enough for
even Democratic administration.
Middletown transcript., 1893-09-30

Representative Wilson, chairman of
the House Ways and Means committee,
talks in paradoxes about the new tariff
bill. He starts out by saying that the
new bill will be exactly what was pro-
missed by the Chicago platform-a tariff
for revenue only, without any incl
dental protection, and then winds up
with the assertion that NO established
American industry will be injured by
the bill. Now any school boy knows
that one or the other of these state
ments is wrong. A tariff for revenue
only is tariff that will the most
largely increase the importation of
foreign goods, and the more foreign
goods consumed in the United States
the less demand there will be for do
mestic goods of the same kind, and the
natural consequence will be closing of
American factories. The only theory
upon which Mr.. Wilson'S statements
can be reconciled is that he does not
consider lestablished) those American
industries that require protection from
foleign competition. There is going
to be big fight in the Democratic
party on this question-tlle number of
Democratic protectionists is larger
than many suppose aud events are
making daily additions thereto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-05-26

PubOica Ia GGceta de hoy uns
Resi Oiden de, Mlnisterio de III
tramsr por Ia que se manifest. ,
sste Gobierno, como resoluci6t
dsuns consults de s.te, que, cusn
DO hsYA de sfsctuarse un psgs
por formslizacion de derechos d,
Arancel por efeetos que Sc im-
porten con de- tino & las deper =
denciAs del EstAdo, ias OF iust
respectivas soIieiEsrGu de cate Go
bierno General Ia Gutorix,ci6n
necesaria para In introduccloo dt
Aquel'os, Acompansndo relAci6,
de Ia ClAse de !os mismos, y can
sdsd cuya forms izlci6n deb
procederSe, dsterminando el ca
pitulo y ArIi ,ulo del presupussto
que seA imputab,e, y que 10
deu Sc haga corfprms dstermj
Oa ell parrAfo 81 del art SO dc 10
OrdtnAnxss de AduAnAs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-05-26
FL dItll0 cartQClO.

sSuponamos que el separatismo
dara por qcemado su dtimo car.
tucho con Ia intentona de Holgu1n.
'Eata, q 10 verdad, no hs tenido
importancia alguna, ri por el nd
nero de loo sediciosoe, que no
pas6 de 100, nj por 10 duraci6n
de 10 campsfis, que duro como "a
horas, nj por ell arrojo de los re-
belder, que ae acogieron inmedia.
tamente & indulto con cabecillae
y TODD.
Y decimos que darS por que~
mado go d|timo csrtucho, porque
se habra copven lido una vez mas
si 90 que no 10 estabs, de que es
tos paises no responder q las 81
garadas de los ambicicsos 8 des
pechados. FL separatismo ha de
eonvencerse para aismpre de one
tiene que luchsr contra In irreris
tible fuerxa dc Ia lealtt d, y no
basta que el hambre, 6 los enco
noe, 8 Ia desperation, 6 las am
biciones. mues tren 10 temeridA1 de
sns empeiior, para aue Cubs ts
sntregue Atada de pies y manoe (
los que, llam&ndose Gus redento
Sss, resultan reaImenso sus yer
dugos. Tambien las fedicio nes
tisnsn sue eanaaneios, y los peg
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-05-26
CURIOSO.

Segin nos informa E3 CIGmor
del Pals, este colega recibio de
Bayamon un te'egrsma de pro
esta contra la conducts del stticr
Blanco, q Ia llegada squi de los
Serenisimos Iafsntes.
Y rtsUlta, a juz2ar por 10 que
sfirmA el propio CIGmOr, que no
hay en- BAyam6n pArtido Autono-
niiAss, nj quien Sc coupe de politi-
ca nut5noms.
Y preguntamos nosotros q los
sici0nados d lA nomenclature DE-
los psrlidos:
SC6mo debsrA llsmsrse, poIiti =
camente, se eutisnde, oil que,
no siendo autonomista, SO permi
se, empero, lamar prctestisas cor
ira O. jsfe del autonomismo por
habsr sjscutado un alto correcto
Y ala va otra curiosidsd:
SsgIa el citAdo OlamOr. sam~
bsa SO ocUpa EI Semanario Co
merci0I de Gasyams en- dar con,
sejos y sdvertenciAs 81 jefs del
sutonomismo sobre 10 que debid
haceT cuAndo vinieron los Iofan
tee.
IAdveEteucias y eonsejos soIs-
mente?
Y censurss , rsprochss ade
mas.
Y ESQ que, como rssuerda e.
ClGmor, el cita 10 ssmanArio e.
IN periodico de anuncior, mott
cias, literature y attss.
Pues si llega q titulsrss politi
co g! colega de Guaysma, ya po~
dia abrir el paraguas el jefs de-
auson mismo.
(Cuidado que ha sido horroro.
ro el delito del stfior Banco
Atreverse d concurrir 4 los fes =
tsjos de los Infantesl
IC6mo que va quieren pouer'e Ia
esrtiIs ca ls mano hasta aquelloa
que (ftsse tambiAn e'ta de El
CtGmOr) evis&n tom&r vela en
ei entierro
IVerdad que es archi.euriosd
TODD esto, caro- leetor2
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-05-26

Nuestro distinguido amigo 6
Sr D. Leoncio AresI, antiguo y
digno J,fs de Secci6n de IL
Secre.sris del G1tierno, Gncuen
trase agobiado por immense de
venturs. con Ell 'ssnsibe fAllec;
mlenso de su respectable seniors
madre, acsecido recIeptemente ep
10 Peninsula.
Fac pOrtador de tan luctdoss
nueva Ell dItimo vapor-corroo de
la madre patris.
Acompsnamos A al amigo angus
tIAdo. 10 mismo que q 80 trisie
fAmilia, en- su honda pens, hs-
cemos v9tOs por que goce Ia e;er-
ma Bisnayentucs nza 81 alma de ls
que va no existe.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-05-26

sgmatieos- conmutativos y zorri.
listas, y Ge completara Ia orques
ia"
Sc ha dejsdo algunos instru"
mentistas ell colega en- la pluma
La orquesta se completa con
los sutonomistas que aspirsn 8
iugressr en- el fusionis mo, con loo
sdictos al Di~ectorio y sus dess :
fectos, con los panegiristas de
leader Laora y los que Ie mirAn
con aversion. = desconocen sn
jefstura ponn6;al en- el autono'
mismo an,illauo.
All, asf ae redondea Ia orques
ia aut6noms.
C1n todoJ sus insttumentiatay
J lsto ca que eonsto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-05-26

tras los tribunales de Justicia, 4
,uya resoluci6n sc halla sometido
81 asunto en- question, no digau So
Ultima palabra, no eran psudentes
spreciaciones de ning6n genero,
maxine cuando ell asunto no re-.
viste, nj con mucho, la importsn-
ois que Sc le ha querido dar; pero
el correspOnsal de su peri6dico 10
ha ccmprendfdo de otra msneca, :
ina y otra vez SO ha enfrascado
temovieDdo pssiones NAL compri
midas y mezclando ell humllde nom
ore de mi hijo en- I'm acontecimien.
TO que, como en- su dia SO vera, no
ofeeoe NADIA de particular, puesto
que no resulta agraviada con el
mlsmo, ninguna, absolutamente
ninguna de las conveniencias que
debe respetar toda persona digna
Y que Sc estima.
PerO era necesario IN pretexto
para saoar mi nom bre al pdblico, y
de aquf qne. para conseguirlo, Sc
haya empleado IN r-curso tan po-
60 conforme con la hids gaia Y la
caballerosidad. Q1e sbaadone
p1es el pseu t6nimO el correspousal
de La Demooraeip, y que olga, 81
como hombre p6blico, en- la h1mil
de esfera que me ha concsdido la
suerte ocupar, 8 On caalquer otro
acto de mi vida, hay algo que me
prive del concepto que merezco 4
todas las personals djgnas de este
pueblo, Y entonces veremos 81 es
iigao y "a ,ional sacarle punta
como vulgarmente se dice, 4 M
aconteolmiento, que, como he d.
eho al princip y en- So die se We.
rA, no rev ste los caraoteres que sc
le han querido atribuir, nj muche
meoos
Venga la guerra, 81 es que hasts
ese punto llegaa las malas pasio
mes, de los q no estan confDrmel
con que extsta Ia tranquiidad y e
sosiegO en- este pueolo; pero sea
euando existsn Fundamentals ra
cionales para clio.
81 v, senior Director, so Gign'
disponer la publication de esta
NAL escritss lfness, Sc 10 sgradece
"a inf alto su atento 8. q.
Q. B. 8. NJ.
RAFAEL ROCA,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-05-26


principal objeto es, como el GrgOt
le los gufa1 6 mend'gos de Fran
ella, burlar Ia acai6n DO los tri0u-
nsles. a que SO hallsn frecuente-
mente sujetos los que la emplean.
A la justicis y sus auxiliares pue
he ser nuy 6til el estudio de tal
dialecto, en- q1a la carcel es bancO
el verdugo buoht, los grillos anto
Jos, g. alguacil gurO. la horca bGsi
lea, y amen Ohachipf 81; voces 10.
ventadas con sinjestra intenci6n
2 susceptibles de cambiar como la:
claves, cuando So desuubre 81 me
Ganismo.
Ramon Martinez y Garcia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-05-26
CARRETERAS.

Segdn veuos en- el periodico
Official de hoy, pres S,e,e de Rea.
O. den que. 81 sx.,ts eredito sufi-
ciente en- cl presuputsto, se die
ponga el estudio de las carreterss
comprendldss en- sl p an general
de lac de ests Isis, empsxsndo por
10 que sc juEgue mas convepieute.
: er cuanto 10 psrmitan las pre-.
ferentes atenciones que se dedi
ca ei personal de Ooras Pdb!icAs 9
de Ia Provincia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-05-26
VAPOR RAMON DE herrera

Nos paeticipa ell distipguido S.
Dlplsce que el Ramon de Here
rG, q 81 llegads q e4ta en- su pro
ximo visje de fines del actual, pe-
sara 4 St Thomas para Iimpiar su,
fondos, donde permaneeera dos
dias, despues de los cuaIss r,gre.
sara d maestro puerto, para copti
nusr en- Ia fecha de costnmb7e su
vihje de rstorno d Ia HabapA. D..
cho vApor admitira csrga y ps.
ssjeEo'.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-05-26
iQUE oRQUEsTAl

d ee un eo'ega Ausonomi'ts,
rt6r endose al nuevo periodiro
repubIicano de AgusdiIa La Re
gt6a:
" y teniarnos voeero eAstsla~
ri'ta; ahors llegA sl csntra Ia,a.
Cue ap rsse,n Eonso Io. sina'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-05-26
MUY PEREGRINO.

IVAlientc modo de cum glimsn O
tar 8 rsludar d legitimos repre-
ssntantes de las altas Tostl.ueio
ues pAtrias sl qpe usan cierto,
sutonomistasl
Vease, por ejempic, q! que h,
n'ado TN ptfiodissa aut6uono er
Cuba, 81 dar euenta De Que 10
psrtido habis sAludado 4 los Ia
fsnIss de E psha D. hA EuIalia De
y korb6n y d. Antonio dc Orleans
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-05-26
TRASLACION.

Seedn ts egrama del Ministe
rio de u tramsr d este G obiernu
inssrto en- Ia Gaceta de hoy, &
Sr Cslvo RomerAi, Fiscal de Ia
AudienciA de o Criminal de Pom.
ce, hs sido trAsladado 8 la H,bs.
na con cl nombrsmiento de J4tS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-05-26

La GsyA Cieeela, q p0esiA do loa
tfov Alotes. Ralahie slempre, y A
yeees escapiica , Atfevida, domibo
dufante Ia edad media en las 10
Clones oitadas y Aan en- todos los
sAloRas Fegaos 90 Ia Peninsula espa-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-05-26
CUART0 GENTENARI0
DEL
DEsCUBRIMIENTo DE PUNRTo-RIco.
EXPOSICION PARA 1898.
r E FL A IA E N TO.
OAPITULO I.
SEPTIMO GRUPO.

Alimentos freseos y en- oonssrva.
Granos, harinss y feculas alimen.
tielas. Productos de psEaderia y
psstelerfa, reposteha y contteris.
Oondimentos estimulautes. Frutas
y legumores, al natural J en- con-
serva. Bebidas espirituosae, fer.
mentadss y trsnsformsdas. Todos
los demSs articulos de conner Y
beber.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-05-26

TefminA con 10 siRuiente "a hri
I'Ante diserlAeion del senor MAJ
'intS CARTS. q quisn de ruevo te
Iici.smos por Sn msgoidco ira
bajo'
"pR 0lElS kEItClS I bllLl(fty
BIZ LA
Pm " N 8 UIA IN MRYC
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-05-26
OOTAvO GRUPO.

Animsles riros y naodslos de sstabls-
oimieRfos a0TioOlas.
C.bsllos, ssnos, mulos. busyes,
vacas, toros, oarneros y o. bras, Ger.
dos, conejos &. Aves de corral, pe-
rros da todss clases insectos dti-
les; pescados, crustaceos y molus.
cos. Modelos de ed'ficios para fa.
bricsoion de az6car. B~gaceras, Al.
mRcenes, establcA colmenas, que
eriAs, jaulas, perreras y demhs
ecnstfucciones rursles.
NOVENo GRUPO.
Piantas, ii,aoetas aouarios v dends
slemsRtOs de parqaes Y jardiaes.
Flores, plantas de adorno, ksboies
enanos y semillas..Acuarlos, estan.
Quess tuentes. ouItlvo en- ptquesio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-05-26
Capital.

Sr Director del BoLErIS MER
cASTIL.
Capital.
Toa Alta, 20 de Mayo de 1898
MI dlstlpgaIdo amigo y CORE
liglon Ruego eneareoidamente
q V. % digue dip ner Ia publica-
oi6n en- su i.ustrado periodlco de
10 adIunta cara qae con esta fs-
cha, difilo a. Sr Director de La
Draeoraeia, por cuya obsequIo lie
sntic'pa las mas expFrsivas grs-
clss su sEmo amigo J SIS
q. B. s. NJ.
RAFAgL RoCA.
81 Director de La Dsmsoraosa.
Ponce.
Any sehos mio: NADIA estaha
mAs lrjos lie mi Amino que Ia ldes
do oouparne del iamentahle aean
secimlrnto one &c Aice tuvo lurar
on cate pueblo eutFc una joyen de-
co.or llamada 0nofre Cosme y Va.
tios iovenea del mismo; 80 eaten
de y hgo ectendisndo zee mlen
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-05-26

nols, bre ale do antre 0tros mu
oh s 8 trevA iufes ant guos Ma
tap'aos, Auxias March y Ro'g, y
entra los mo'ier0os Mistral y Ba-
|aguer.
e 10 reis Castelas taing
Ga en Unaje pe; dos
Oar dos regismes ter, e per
L. IN non es PROF..
IN
Eres rarti, la testo claro,
e leu cor g1nnfl6 de valour,
Lou frontesour, g entourmes sro,
e IN iue n@gre escound de pour.
(MiStraI d BGIaguer.
1.nAr NJ
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-05-26

Hey tsmhien en- Ia pctinf MA IN
dlaleeto, usAsio pos los gitanos J
o,ras gengrs de tnsl vlvrl sc com.
ponc de voees 0zetcllnnaa con sen
lido Alusivo s metAi0rleo. y de-
otr4a de signiacaoi6n capEiehosA o
deaconocsda.
A eatA jerga 8 AlgaFabiS 90 d. el
aemose de gwwaH.a q s9s5, y %
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-05-26
Eduardo del Rio.

Sr Director del BoLErIS MER
cASTIL.
Ga vxffe
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-05-26

Sr Director del BoLETIN MHR-
CAKTIL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-11

stronger hard refined. 47sa5 SIC; yellow. 7,sa
prime lse to E essc. %%n Cheese steady
milwaukee, Apil 1O.-II,ur steady. Wheat active
July. g. dc; NO. : spring 67c No. Northern,
&c Corn quiet: No. 3, 3Dd39 1-2c. oats qnlct
i No, Wnile "a Liza &c No. Whit, y; Ia ir.
n narlcy quiet No. .. Gs lie sample, 5oaGoc. Rye
sn n 81 81 ''I a1a laG; reYl'"" easier Pork
Minneapolis. April IO.-Thc market narrow
today and there was no particular support offered.
price was easily Irp, ' at prcmnm No. Northern
n'id at Go So 2c and No. Northern AT ola ,ijc.
and sp Mnc hcrg w 40 snT and a, D" MT
opened and closed % Ice: highest O. 3-4a 20 7-.c;
lowest 60 ;i-soG5 &c July opened I-3c highest,
On track. No. hard O. ! &c; No. / Northern. &C :;
No. Northern, 90 Gsc.
supr1 l'es l o Apr do 'ooE very sgy 9 yn n'cs
winter family. 81 - 80 Pcnnsy lyana roller straight
DO S Sirss 81 T 30" winter Tn flTar pan = 900
"a =; Minnesota clear, - ia s3 -: do straight
brands higher R' -FOUR dn and io Hca G% ' y ~
~ 20 for choice Pcnn,ylvania. Whoat>.arlct quiet
Is SS7G aic: June. = ''j jmIy - sa S
.oc. Rye dull AT c0c for No. = P,nnsylvania
1-4c: No. = mixed April. 4o 7--a41.: May. June
ana July ~ li@t7 12c. oa,s-F'ltueS shade
while nc No. SG'c Hi 90 Etc. &c vi Tay
stock In fair demand and well cleaned up Penn
SyNana creamery extra, 29d3oc: PENNSYLVANIA
prints, extra iolbins. BIO Sc Eggs duh and lower:
ate demand and steady; New York factory. I1a
l.. &c. part skins. 7aoc. sualrs-Ecincd firm.
but quiet: cubes $50: 1ozcngc > Ste A:
standard powder. 3-ac: fne gIanulat,d 1-sc ::
standard Cranula'd. , 1-c. crown \. > Sc. cryS-
tai \. > 1-c: double refined diamond A. , I-6c:
cOnicctiOn.rS' \. &c. keystone \, 4 Sc: Frank
lin Il. isle. red star &. filc: green STIR e. ATE:
blue star &. 3--c. Feed quict and steady: winter
bran 81, 500 ~lN - per ton. Petroleum qnict and
unchanged: refined in barrels. 5.iOc.
-. Louis, April 1O.-Fl0ur very quiet. unchanged.
Wheat opened weak. sold or rapidly rallied slightly
then dropped again. closing Sol 70 lower than
closing GO &c: July. II j-S0 - 2c closing y l-0
II Ste: August. re. Corn extremely dun closing
weak. 40 Off no = mixed cash 30 Is 3G l-2c:
May. 81 14c: July. 81 3-4c. Oats declined with the
other cereals closing 3-c lower: no cash 81 3A0
BE MAY. 81 SIC. Rye and barley nothing doing.
Bran still, choice {. %. L.. barcr.S offered nt o.
fhNSc" better: l.loc. Glover ard timothy m
changed. Hay strong. higher: fancy 10 cItcdcc tim
9,hy 81! 20. liu,tor steady. unchanged Eggs
higher, II" Is ! .ic. Lead strong ~ 81 spcltDr
higher. - o.. Cornmca shade higher 90 Whisk"v
Lard. - -" 80 - IL: dry sailed meats. loose
shoulders. - 90 IL: longs and ribs. 50 40 shorts
~ Il: IL boxed lie more: bacon packed shoulders
Sio21 longs. $40 81 L.; ribs. Si0 30. hams m
cash and April, .; l-2c: May. ~: july. - ! %:
august. - 3-rc. Corn dull. steady: No . cash
42c: May. II Ice: No 2. 40 lie: no. . yellow
AZ &c. oats quiet cash &c bid Rye dun
- 30 nominal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-11
ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. April 10. 3:Ij p. Beef ana Fork ~
moderate demand. Hams In good demand 'h"rt 'i'
about IL 10 Ii 10. steady NJ CO. Bacon IN g"od de-
mand Cumberland cut. ahout - 10 30 H. .i"ady ~
as short rib ahoni - g. steady al DIS. long cl"hI
mIddl.., about A. H. steady nj 4!s. Cheese IN moo
crate. demand. Tallow In fair demand spirits "l
turI-niinc im fair demand. t"tton>,"d "h-LlN"rp"l
refined steady ~ rs I'D. Rnsin In poor demand
Lar,I-Spo I'm poor demand: futures IN no demand
prime Western. spot. dnl aud nominal ni 52N. Wheat
and Flour IN moderate DEMAND. corn spot ana
futures I'm fair demand mixed Western. April. steady
M 4. ID MAY steady. ~ {, 3-4d June steady. NJ
demand Receipts Of wheat Tor the last week from
Atlantic port-. 800 quarters: from Pacific port.
600 quarters from other sources. l2n'o Pmart'r,
R.crlpi. Of American corn for the last week. ",'W