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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-21
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

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COUNTRY PRODUCE VAIN r-l''
r,,ys gym rr an poe b1ng CO. ~ III pnar
It, r foT aGny,r g ,n e e'a yho' aI ar two nors
81 oil Yer, choce kdn,v ha' lccr made AT - -
'sq sc c q rn t8' 5u s a S,r an "a GG"2' at
sIlafs rim- loi,sn ncd"m rdon l'i pts. Saif
r,IG a. ass TO- medium. Il so@i ses: pa. ii I'D
: - v.,.. EGl,, - Iou.5 u I'd klirSy choice.
- ior,: !" 49, Jar % E.d. go 10 's sa-,r.
@ 20 w. - ccss 70 ''TiSn prov 2 5 Scs- 90
sfc '.l. nh. II aoasi -: d. b,ss Il - do.
eca a.e r,', i[ , isn' AN, ,gi
80 ue,kt thrnsh" va ICh'nc.q. t,ngy Nc " oN ~.
adv m bnb - ,rrr.nt r.!,1s vorh a ogt - -7c
n. 'o ia, @" ard r '' no, mat a;e, sH chang
"a irr" 49,. "r. .lf' .hai''G j." h, , ,c,ing.
Sere cn,ra ND .pay. ~ il took ,,l, .toi' gps-ty
eo " ,ra e,fn IS .-,,c. d., er-.- e5,2-c. do .'-.
ond. ,3"-'r 49, 'e-l' %, I'm, i-'"'' G,,in
e., ,Ti pai. c,t-1. ,o-. d. af.' eia2,o d. second
= ~. S''' e,-' " td .ol. 2o.2c dairy tubs
rh.ri. lon2c STATE daitc ~ ana ,,', - ain IN
Z, nrr's "a:i- DO .c.""i - ~ stay car
Or. 2,S9ts do ns, 4ass a. e,cand.
- d." .,,""as ,,r a' ,.lizt,c. do tubs.
Jun" l7Eaiee d. msn 'Y'u . C r., d. uiris
lars" ;gt- nr,,- 80 CO. S6aalc Co. roor To-
GOOD; .~, ,,. . ou,e, home distributing trad,
III h't" va r,t' ~, linus All p,rt ,kinls
,oda' Big - at' I'LL .'', N VII .i-tined In
io "@, ar. 1--WE n.nne.s on f,nsy All.
e''s l''' -, 80. ~, mall sires IaSrr.
,o 90 ,sil.. 40. sat. "a .ory rl cram largo
i "' sc,,s,,', ,,n,, uA~iii,c, do Octab ?. fancy,
a. ,.a,,,a :, f,,r ga Zoe 90 sra ,e fancy. l@ al-i2o
a. ,i y, b',. Io-.l.,: lart .sms thcranco and
t1i - primo o-a5i.'. q, common T. fal'. "a
fG',- r1c reat i.c"tt. tofay by ao .''nna
,i,t upon te nfl.-.. ir'd. 10 80 d ~, w. ','a,'
f
l'.. l.t 'nN 80,
the al. ~ s',tr' Nlff'- N'.it'r ~ are ''i
rn,i1l.ri t,rr'.' ~ is i'."t'' mat "e'. ,
.,.- Npud hat' Dol nat fiai $780, ~ I . .-
r.t.i TIE dcHlni i~ got -n..' 3" w -'' 'f "T'
,,,.. Fancy .r,.h c,r.ri .pi rho'' ."'f
i,.... ,.s, a. aDo't .taN. h.f aH d. '.." .ul
i.v,- onal... -. .vr,e al lrD ego 'n-
fr,. DID,, llt...' ft.tr Nls'.H. ir.'i ct' .t0'.
best "5- e@ar: Vein ff.,h-.2t''i. fa.r 20 good
,t..i eng ~.fr,i... ,i.ic. 81 ,,r. DO early "a. "
in- - prime IDd-lr to nfrr,r p.s 'a-'. 9'"f' '''
IEjlr~ rr'-n Npp'> ar in l't -'p2' f.3i
draald ald 1rn uli''- showing a I'''H.r = ~I' 20
,-lrr. - mp ~ ~ pee PH''N ~ "rh,
hHt t~r' T. I'll ,ian' "y '. ', .,',. ,.'..
lu Irr'p good t'u'Hl az I'm WY, ',.' ,,,,,
bo.t grabs 4 Gran" fr't h ~, u'' 'nn ",~ " -
inferior lr!!'' f l ,, an '' d., ~ s..i a. ,u,
SLOWLY. Npi i,,,, ha'f 40. w.. ~ ,,~..ui,t,
r;@-' d. ,.- ,-,.,i.. common. =. 90,
- - i...a. r,r ra,h to,,. ISL ~,
O. csa'or r., s, e M usual al ,5e at e., ' 81, t.
condition lct 'n. ' g.r', orsn.r' ~. boz 81 ts5 3
Gu ,,,,t, 49,, boN II s.al. -. ru-ernc. rer box
"f"P %s .' 1,; 'mani.r "a. pc bN. 6a,ls -
nui, ~ da as QUIZ ";' H.. ANA" 'c -,rel of o,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-21

per bbl 81 e5asl so. Turnips Canadian Russian. PET
cry Island dozen bpnchss, s bsr lb 3d. Beans
Fn,rs washed psr Dol. 81. Lettuce, Boston, per
colcn 5oacec nroes sp'oss per quart, c Zoe;
5iII 40q5Oc ionatocs. Floria, per bush crate,
a. rs Cucunlors. ricrda per crate, Il 9odS2' Ess'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-21

METALS iro\ IA. ir,n n,rA.t o. *r' lo-h = ~
a staui.,lI. 1rinsa rll on narrow ~,
t,rir.s AZ. flon,flrr nor -. % irlAN WV
MARKET closed pac'. There w'I' r." hll- h'
ihe VI ia tNchancD TO-DAY. n4t the ~ i-'.Nf pr
"a. II 10 pro. d7h JOY ID '
while ianuars held - -iu 50. 10. '."i'' ~
,,.,c- from Inc tinted state from J4. q N't"fl 'i
have b-.n u J5 tons agnlns J." go tons r. t!' -''
$3.50 lat year sPfIIIE MAJ closed -
me- "a. .r,-rclv an,tniug f,-1tN. tnt - va
la,a =, g.t A. am q yniur> Thor ~ o"' h'
81 t5 80 for D'crnb.f anu - - Va. Hrt'l Tor -Pl
TiN-Ma closed qu"t A. 90 "a. 9t''r mary"
f., ilis vof. recorded. anI -pt h,i az 80 - .
neccl her 4, 60 co. AID January q, 80 -. LEAD
Mark.t closed nrmeT. Inc bulioA lrr" J. Hu 70" .,
"a ~ WIN - l. l., BID SPOT ~ nr~i cal. ana
- 20 bid on se>nh call. Drcrni't j. Puv'ci 4.
soo aud January ri - 80 IRON The market
ci,eea h,r.ly ,tady Spn; quot ll-r hid and
IL AGED anu December quot-I al llc, Ja-uity hfd
-, J NchtIgs ff-lh- w.r
=. fnI,w. {, gov scotch warrant. cos.i a. i'i
Niddl,.l,,ro- 40 founl.y 'i- ~. 10 iIn-' 3r
.to ci3 p. "a iu;ur,s ~ - 80 .pnlt.r go li-
- tin spot 80 - sd thr.e months 80 - ~ D.
~, spanish lead Ils 81 Iri'es at N""-f'rA ar"
pi A, follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-21

arENrlNf- Narot stoader lari De oco 7;S IT,
TAIIDW-St .dl.r Slrs. 50 hhd- Ouotl Jdo'sc'
rEA,-Ihc rc.u!ar wc,Sly auction sal by ne :,olt.
roncv Auct or All Cormi> Ton Company included 500
Inrkac /, follows NuyIn 80 pH+~ II. 'on "'?H
80 pigs young II, SOD 20a .'e,; % pkg. inpr5iai
- Sc. - pkg, gunrowdrr. .2d-O:c. Ping SUI
- pkrs Young Hyson lie: $50 pNG' Imperial. l6TG
io'c 23S rfE. runpowdr 3sias2.ac. Jtinn. 81
- pkgs Iria and o. Pckoc, 19dl2Hc. ool,ne 40
rkcs Toochow, lltallhc; 1900 p"rS lorHo-a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-21

NoIAssFs AID SYRuPs-- Now .orlean. moIas,c,
to hay: ssr ocm%s demand ,1'y end e
e sone Of the msrAct bove,e not show any
nola''es is dn win n. aro'a Pgl'e, viii, %ors or LIS
nitirry exhausted here hc snail lot, Of Nrc"lraS
i sap Domestic somewhat ,t'odyr Tor I'r@cr
ITc r:,. xc%orieans new prop far saa
sic good a5a17c choice 3seioc New Orleans old
AK lsssoc g%s i 49,. e. goa Tga i %
I51l3c fair. ifalCc; good. i'aisc; prime. I3a.cc;
HAvAL SToEFs-Thc mako, for spirits turpcn.iae
ruled t c"G, Win Rail. %odea's j S5 s%"%a aud p,,
III. m,rfet ruling steady prices nncanae Tar All
lifh were quiet; stock-Eo.In q 200 81, spirit
dace Spirits taPTenSe Doc IL Sohc b, and a W 4"
..ncd So ~ % a. E'' 81 % 'i's n 65 II i ga
l. = COS .? 50; M IS 90 (. $40; Il g. g.
= 70; pitch. Fight weight. 81 80; prh. regular weight
OCEAN rErIGnTs-nc,th freiglls rule que, ona
easy. Inglgements To Rotterdam load, gran, at >
70 stun, ioses grain ~, ana 10 lNcrpo9l load
GU; qucaGe change in rates, Quotations follow Iiyci
if.o a.d nun sta GlS.gpw I'D iei r'' si I'd
CGIs %r orders 81 sa c"sic" o." Ssa psroY. L.
Cork FOR orier, - o. prompt steamer cotton West
Client. ?ss St"ncr cotton. savannah % Liverpool
932d. or Bremen, 1000 steamer cotton Galveston Ia
Tampa to Gla.gow. los; ship. 600 case. petrol. nm
Gases petroleum NcwYork +, Jar%n u &c one Fort iSc
two port a ship ito srrve 1000 petroleum New
York To Shanghai .2c bark. $50 tons part
petroleum NowfOrk 10 Ilmburg u /;
ship general cargo, New-York 70 san Francisco SO
BARK, lumber savannah TO Mieante Ell 80
Wick 70 ork for orders. = ana IS I'd u bark
lumber Apalacbicoll 10 Rosario sl2 n schooner. go
tons with general cargo N"wY0rk 10 Dcmeraia -. $50
bark. ssi tons. win general cargo New YORK % Two
ports IN Martinique Hl,21J ana pO charges schooner
roo NJ lumber. Ncw-york 10 Caiha len. ~ 30; two
Havana. 81 72is and 81 05 schooner, Caibro1
% NewYork, lie; a schooner sugar. tuantanimo to
New.Yorh l3c schooner. lumber Pasco1oo'a 70 New
York 90: a schooner. lumber. Savannah g. Ne~-Iork,
a. rs. q schooner ccal. Wcehawken Boston SOC
OILS-Chtonsced oil Is meeting with slow sales
home well as at the primary markets. and
II Ia quite difficult give prices that the
quotations gyen below considered or less
nominal. Lard oil only moderately active. with the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-21

Cash QuotItions follows: riour qn',
feeling easy pr shade lower; NO = sIrhe W. a.
CLIO; No spring whsst GOdO!c; No rea, oiS' .
No = corn. 35 No . Csc; No : rye ,"'2c No
barley 3sd34c; No haxse%i y 80 lriIHs ~. u'o, n
per 100 ~ - G5a7 70 short ribs sides lloose 80 -.
SO shoulders s6 21&+j 90 short
SIDES (hoxe sG 75ae7 whiskev. cisiilHr, I'm sh
z7Oc; STANDARD A. DOC. on the Produc" EXchaAze
to-day the butter marset s;ea1v fancy cr'an y
27hd2Sc; choice. 260z7c: sweer. but llcKiog noNof
23d25c. Eggs quiet. steady. sc.
Cincinnati Dec. 2O.-Flour--NDr.ng p1ent ~ !,d4f :
fancy 80 05as3 20 family, 50 70dS2 s. Wbea' Market
steady at d59r for No red. Marlet Is i1wef
No yellow. }0c white sc; yellow, 3oc: miKci
SIC. Oats Receipts light price, steady; No 2 t;',ed
ct 314c; No mixed at 3o1c: Rye-sow demand Or
clear mess. sl4; family PORK 80, clear family, no
Kettle lard steady sales steam lc: 7'.c kcic drei
Re- leaf lari Sc: BAKERS lard. 7sc. Bacon steady :
shoulders &c: RIO des sell Tic; short clear
SIDES sell at 7s.c Whskey-Marfet remrrs >tafy -;
sales Of d!stlers' goods. basis OF ~ Is wre Gil
bbls
PHILADELPHIA Dec 2O.-Flour- Deman1 light. lcLhe-s
-, generally well sDckcl and no dne or. ilfce>
Favored buyers. but quotable change. Wbeat-Wrak
and futures reyonc this month declinei c. Cables
Allow and foreign dem'nd continued vcrv light. No
rcd Deremtnr O4io SGiA January 6joG5'4r: Fcbu'rr.
cei,6o7c: March. G5qrS'ac. toTn-Opton markc, sal
easier modcrat foreign inquiry for parcel lots Out ai
and about 1c lower. unacr Increasing supplies. y
mixed p"cerber 428i 2ac; Januoiy n's@ Sac: F"b.
yua,v 1osa42ssc: Mar 49,, G3.Ssc. Oats-Ofrrnrs
~ carlot fairly lhera Darkc sa 10 wake unecr
tight demand Futures beyond this Month IA ac
AMI dull No white December 3jd3a'2c January and
FEBRUARY 34sG35c March 3i',o3jec. Sugars-i%.
nned quiet and unchanged Other articles unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-21

tone about steady Linseed oil is selling fairly well On
S w ssSrSs 5 TaSe %e 6b
brine S,ndr iosc .5a2Gc onerude mi. sSg2Ic
VSow. or.sr1dc 3lds1c sceoring to quaty prime
whit G Zoe "ac S yaw 1 s nv"
PEovsIoNsThe opening Of the pTGys ar acfi
covering and buying OF lard By Chcaeo shipping
bouscr but later there was IT'LL lo'9, r'@t s sne
Of 200 bbs quoted Mess si3 75d+l4 so family $i3g >,
slo short a sl5 5cS57 ." sSta nT amy siS
e.. gs s5 s 81 az
loom 5 cG4 NE 2c !s pii Shoulder:
quoted e GS} e ao,o9 gu s at 2q'f I'm s?
ION ~. c........ LARD-MarSet steader We tcrn
cioed at scc with sales q 100 tcs az scic ely q a
&c soui america ) IS compound 0c n opton;
Dc.r d so5c nominal Janary 400 so% ihc
market for rice tho being quite steady ani the de-
%S ras sSa o tsc trade FoFcHn Tis o' sCnqeny
light We CoToliGs and L0g, Gsc C rood
ora'n STa &c Choice % fancy l.@5c extra he'd
5,aa0,; Java. 4ha4i2c: japan 4sai''c; i";n'' '+c;
E'sg;9n ,SRftw f bona %a eu to firm
tan # has been during the pa eM IN pea
The IDEA maj te Canadian rners have go so;
immediate wsnt, at ie't ara VII" br none not hat keen
do2 marke j. moyog along IN the o r' ns % da S rnst
speculative boom quite conpsed hen es N.Y. ~
been storing some crce. 81 rsw S9ar scnyado 80
,es 2Nc; molas sugar. 80 te't 2Lc LONDON ,n'
quiet chaar'; Java 1js. AID NM refining Ht -
nonth ios 4rd. Tho Statistical irovcment o. the
r ccip.s 20. q" .ons last week .7ss toms Melfings
900 tons last week q 900 tons Total s'o5S Hs;
or;s b. cable Receipts aoco tone a Gspo,;1 as,
T5c a sG Ses 1000 nFFxE6 s sH d
demand Win the Sats :, s"G r es a %n
change in quotations during thu weeS W" Puo'e'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-21

The movement a; Ncw-Or cans touorlow ana ,ns s
semi-wceklv receipts above idi Itcd are cOnnt'i
uprn a. than anticipated. s1le ~ sopoo p'cc'
Of PRINT cloths Fall River has acdci & ne mtfnrs
o. ic.dnvs Inarxet and oncourloe1 hoI Tat the dry
GOODS market take moe active tuna iuD'.Ii
Price authority for The stat 'nent ihat Hi'
buyers that the purchaees q PRINT cofh- woe ma"
a.,e stocks tr0u ghout the country are
UNI rc dcntedlv small and witt settlement q the
tlrif que ton thev expect better demand a.,
opening. raIgc aui close TO-DAY aud closing p.1s
the Ir Nious NIGHT and Ia wear 'Ollow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-21
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-Y0rA. De 'T1Tef 70. !S"o
,,nrroS-Onened s 20 G points higher. further ad-
vonccd n pont or two and thcn sold oh or no'n,s
oniv 70 rally sharply and gdyance 70 iexe ~ AZ
there was partial recession w Ac MARE, nS
stas,cnrr1,rs riosing nr,es TIE sales for the day
reacbd 1s4 600 tales The improvement in the maket
wae due chiefly 20 continued buying bv large mousse
he-a in with the stronger adyccs from
iend csneci,llv the sales Of spot cotton az L'N
nooi In addition this the trade seems - nave COZ
flrdo, ih,t Praistrect to-morrow wond come oW tn
-, estimate pointing a OF 7.2ooOO Dale' IN,
o,al hor, interest has recently been quite heavy a, ,
rho conduct - tho market Of late haS been su'h "
Iead n GOOD deal 81 covering. Apprehension on me
rart % the bears who stil reina ming short is -
fear.e ~ the market IN connection with INC au,ru'
q the large firm referred 10 an e?esetc buyer ne
continues heavy ana pClhts
total of perhaps 300 900 balee for the week ~ une
rorts aca,oet 297 600 last week and s7 coo wear ago
The Ncw.Orlcans receipts tomorrow esuInat'u az
10 cc0 10 II 600 ogaInt 12.go bncs last w-eS anr
TX holes psf The semi weekly interior
NOV emcnt as made up and photographed by the New
Creams Cotton Exchange Is as follows:
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-12-27
New Charity HOSPITAL.

Rev. G. @. A. Rose exhibited over
400 views at a magic lantern eX-
hibition on Alamo plaza last
night, and a fair sized audience
was in attendance at the entertain
ment, which was given to raise
money with which to erect a
charity hospital in this city
These entertainments will occur
nightly during this week. 1t
is the intention of DR.. Rose
to erect hospital next fall in
some desirable portion of the city.
He will appeal to the railroad COM
panies and various corporations
and institutions to rent wards in
the new hospital and expects in
that manner, to defray the running
expenses of the institution. A
charity hospital is something that
has long been needed in San Anto-
Mo, and the efforts Of DIR. Rose are
being met with the hearty approx
al and support Of San Antonio's
best citizens.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-12-27

The next time that special
election is ordered in this city ii
will be in order for the executive
to take note and see that the no
tice of the same has been legally
given.
There is no doubt a great deal
of practical charity in this world,
and it is equally true that it knows
how to advertise itself to the best
advantage for it's own personal
ends.
1t will be in order to suspend
judgment upon the relative effec-
tiveness of the rival fleets in
Brazil until after the expected en-
gagement is over. See who whips.
The relief work of this city
grows, and the needs of it's work
also grow as the Investigations of
the,society are made into the cases
that are presented for assistance.
Those Democrats who are in
such a hurry to stand with the
president do not consider that in
so doing they are in danger of
lying with their party.
The school boy and his less
noisy companion in curls are max
ing the most of the Christmas
Holiday. Make the most of it
with gladness.
The recent appointment of a
county physician in this county
has greatly stirred up the county
animals, and the menagerie is in a
cOmmotiOn.
The reward of Wayne McVeigh's
detection to the Democratic ranks
comes promptly. Grover loves a
mugwump as he loves the apple
of his eye.
The train robber gets in his
Christmas work in good shape, and
rakes in enough to set the families
OF the whole gang up in Christmas
presents.
The people are the government,
but they have delegated their
power so long to the politicians
that they have forgotten how to
use it.
There is no chance of the silver
agitation of the special session
stopping over into the regular one.
The difficulty of paying a dollar
with siXty-five cents Is now troub-
ling the Democratic paymaster.
The San Antonio Jockey club
has arranged a good two days pro-
gram, and will carry it out.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-12-27

Waite, of Colorado, defies the
public sentiment of the state and
calls that extra session of the legis-
lature that was protested against.
The legislature threatens to meet
and adjourn without any attempt
to transact business. 1t would be
a neat Roland for the Governors
Oliver.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-12-27
Chosen Friends Ball.

The grand masquerade ball Of
the Progress Council, Order of
Chosen Friends, will take place at
Mission garden Saturday night.
The LIGHT has been favored with
tickets. The committee on ar
rangements consists of Mrs. w. H.
Van Siebergen, Ed. F. Rowe, J. E.
Parkhurst, w. H. Devenger, Anton
Hannich, H. r. Geyer and Theo.
KunZman.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-12-27
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER p, q

The sugar men Of the south are
sore over the meddling with the
bounty laws under which they
made heavy OUTLAWS, being given
to understand that the laws, as
passed under the Harrison regime,
would be allowed to remain unin-
terfered with for at least ten years.
This disappointment and loss they
naturally lay at the door of the
Democratic party and will pay off
the score when the time comes.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-12-27

The long drawn fight of ten years
between the Senate and the House
over the payment of salaries to
Senator'S clerks ends in favor of
the Senate, and the salaries will be
paid hereafter without question.
The members Of the House find
that clerk is not such a bad thing
to have.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-12-27

The recently elected President Of
the Swiss Republic was a private
in the Union army in this country
during the late war Of the Rebel
ion. He made a good record for
himself then and has added to it
since returning to his native coun-
try, which he did at the close Of
that contest. He is a leading Jour-
nalist and a man whom his fellow
countrymen delight to honor.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-12-27

cember, devote over fifty pages to
the foreign poultry industry. The
game cocks of this Democratic adj
ministration will peruse these
pages with erected combs.
The idea that the girl who works
for her living is less attractive in
the eyes of the marrying men of
the country than one who does
not, is not creditable to the horse
sense of the average man.
A woman with $4,000 Of listed
property in Milwaukee has been
arrested and fined for begging on
the streets. Her property should be
divided among the poor and she
sent to the county house.
The rights of commerce will be
better respected at Rio than they
have been, or the nations whose
merchants righteously complain OF
their treatment in that harbor will
take hand in the fight.
There is no credence to be placed
in the reports of the straits into
which PeiXoto is being driven by
the revolutionists. He is more
than holding his own, and strength
ening himself every day.
If Corpus and Brownsville break
ground for that road within ninety
days, as is now probable, it is very
likely to stir business in the south
west into an activity that it has
not known for years.
1t will not be a very long time
now before the present city council
will be reviewing the work Of their
first year in Office, and what tang
ible thing have they to show for
their big promises.
There is a tishy story going the
rounds of the press of a Texas
editor being robbed of $2,400. Out
Reconsideration for the reputation
and veracity Of that editor his
name is withheld.
Uncle Sam will soon ask a re-
ownership for Brazil unless her
treatment of American interests is
modified. When that receivership
is created there will be an end to
this monkeying.
Hornblower is still waiting for
chance to blow his own horn, and
| it is by no means certain that the
Senate will not let him continue to
wait. For this pleasure he can
thank Cleveland.
The members of the Ways and
Means committee are monkeying
with the income tax proposition
but without any results that are
definite. The whole matter is as
yet undecided.
If there was any sense OF justice
in the English mind the English
Home Secretary would have been
| forced by the stress of public
jOpinion to do Mrs. Maybrick JUS
tice long ago.
| Having done all the mischief
that it was in his power to, the
| finances of the state Hogg retireE
on his laurels to spend the holidays
making up his slate for the com
ing campaign.
/ There is not much prospect tina
the railway commission muddl,
will be so settled by the Suprem,
court of the country as to let Rea
gan out in time for the next stat
: campaign.
i Gresham would like to take re
fuge from the criticism that stick
to him like a leech in an election
to the United States senate, blu
. Illinois has some state pride re
; naming.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-12-27

If the Democratic tariff tinker
ers could figure out how to supply
the deficiency in sight as easily as
they can figure out how to create
one, there would be a delightful
simplicity in solving the vexc d
question of revenue. AS it is, the
task of meeting decreased expendi-
lures with increased revenues is
one that the Democratic financier
sweats in vain to accomplish.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-12-27

If Coke decides not to try his
hand for another term in the Sem
ate there is every reason to con-
clude that Hogg will try and reach
that persimmon with his own pole.
What an ornament to the Senate
of the Nation his corporosity
would be.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-12-27

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Medical Men, Attention,

The Board Of Medical Examiners for
45th Judicial District will meet at the
Health Office, in the City Hall, on Tues
day, January 2, 1894, to examine all app!i-
cants for certificates.
JOHN V. SPRING, M. D.,
President.
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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-12-27

Speculative dealings in grain
have caused a famine in Central
Asia, the price of cereals being
forced beyond the price that the
people can possibly pay. There is
no dearth of food, but the price is
out of sight.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-12-27

herself so that her wing feathers
are outside OF the nest and tapping
over the edges.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-12-27

There is every reason to conclude
that the attacks that have been
made upon Satolli will only result
in his being more securely settled
in the place to which in the wisdom
of the Vatican he was originally
appointed. He will remain in this
country and perform all the func-
tions of his office.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-12-27

The reports from the police and
charities of every considerable city
on this continent show that the
number of the unemployed is in
creasingly large and the calls for
charity greater than ever before
known in the history of the coun-
try. The poor are with us this
winter and must be cared for.
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