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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-12-05

Madrid, Noviembre 19-Affrmase I
que las operaciones en- gran escala
comenzaran dentro de ocho dias. pa
ra cuya 6poca Sc espe-a que Sc maya
completado un contlngente de Veln-
te cinco mil hornbres.
Sc ha recibido un despacho tele-
grafco de Melilla en- que Sc comunl-
ca que el viernes por la noche. mien-
tras Sc celebraba en- la plaza pdbI1ca'
la retreta de costumbre, los moros Sc
acercaron tanto a la ciudad que los
proyectiles de las descargas que hl-
cieron cruzaron por la referlda pla-
"a, ocasionando la consiguiente alar-
ma V Ia suspension de la retreta.
En- Malaga han sido reducidos a
prisi6n cinco individuos complicados
en- el contrabando de armas para los
riffenos. sorprendido en- Melilla.
En- una entrevista celebrada por
un redactor de ! Correspondence de
Espa57a, con l.. iuda del general
Margallo, 6sta manifesto que su ma
rido al veri6car la operaci6n en- que
fue muerto obedecio mandates del
Ministro de la Guerra, senor Gene
raj Lopez Domfnguez. Tambien Sc
queio de que le hayan hecho entregar
aIgunos telegramas cifrados que con
servaba en- su poder, y que habian
sido dirigidos q su marido ell General
Margallo.
La Correspondence de Espa550, al
publican los detalles de la conferen :
cia declara que en- este asunto hay
algo que la discretion aconseJa no
publican.
Nueva York, idem 19-Por inicia-
tiva del Gobierno espanol, en- todas
las naciones europeas Sc eJerce la
mayor vigilancia sobre los anarquls'
tas.
Ha llegado Roma IN inspector
de la polic1a francesa con obJeto dc
celebrar una conferencia con ell Jefe
de la policia italiana
Idem, idem idem-El Herald dc
Nueva York publica IN art1culo ez
que SO prueba que la calma que hoy
reins en- la politica europea, Sc deb'
& que la question de Marruecos no hs
tornado las preparedness que Sc ere
y6 al principle, cuando sonaron los
primeros canonazos en- Melllla,
Idem, idem 20 = En- Malaga y
Melilla contin1an las prisiones de
contrabandistas, que surtlan de ar
mas q los -ifenos.
La prensa espanola insiste en- que
urge imponer severe castigo los
meros Esta actitud embaraza a
! gobierno, que desea poner termlno a
conAicto por medios diplomAticos
Idem, idem idem-En ell teatro E
Dorado de Barcelona Sc produjo VI
verdadero panico, por la caida de una
lAmpara. El pubIico creyo que era
una bomba; y al arremolinarse parS
salir hubo al gunas personals contusas
Idem, idem idem-Se ha sentidc
un gran cicl6n en la Peninsula duran
te el sabado domingo, extremandt
su intensidad en- Bilbao, donde har
ocurrido grandes desperfectos, re
gistrandose algunos heridos.
Idem, idem idem -Com6ntase mu
cho la carta que el senor CASTELAR, hs
dirigido al senor Sagasta, y en- la qu'
lie aQVlerte los PeAlSlOs quo VIII A'
suscitar la question marroqu1 en- lo'
nomentos actuales.
Idem, idem 2O-Los republicano'
acusan al gobierno de haber ejercidC
mucha preston en- las elecciones mu
nicipales veri6cadas aver domingo
Dicen que Sc han cometido toda cla
Sc de desafueros por los agentes de
poder. Las protestas formuladas sor
numerosas. Ell se1lor Salmer6n reco
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-12-05

va, padecera ell prestigio del ejercito,
que esta ansioso de reparacion.
Ell partido conservador explota las
difcultades que rodean al gabinete
con motivo de la question de Melilla.
Puede decirse que ese partido asedia
en- estos momentos al gobierno para
obtener Ell poder.
Ha llegado a Madrid Ell Alcalde de
Barcelona con objeto de pedir al 60
bierno que dicte medidas extraordi-
narias de repression contra los anar-
quistas, que tienen aterrada q la an
tigua ciudad condal.
New Yord, idem idem-Seg1n
despachos de Madrid, prevalece en-
Espana la opinion de que no llega-
ran a IN acuerdo ell general Macfas
el hermapo del Sultan, Muley
Araaf, por no llevar este instruccio-
nes respecto la indemnizaci6n ext
gida por ell gobierno espanol.
Tambien Sc duda de que Muley
tenga prestigio Y autoridad sufcien-
te para someter las kabilas Y obli-
garlas q deponer su actitud hostil.
Idem, idem idem.-Las mujeres de
San Rogue, en- la provincial de Ca
diz, Sc han negado pagar los i'm
puestos, y han perseguido pedra-
das los ejecutores de apremio.
Idem, idem idem-Han sido pre-
SOS en- Barcelona un anarquista la
mado Claramunt, su esposa y otros
iudividuos de las mismas ideas.
En- ell periodico Noticiero de BARGE
Iona Sc han recibido varios folletos
clandestinos, en- que Sc le dice que 81
no publica la defensa de los anar-
quistas, estos estan resueltos volar
la imprenta.
; Madrid, idem idem-Dfcese que
J hace tres dias Sc celebro en- esta Cor
| te una reunion de varios generates,
| presidida por ell general don Manuel
Pavia y Rodriguez de Albuquerque,
en- la que Sc discuti6 la gestion del
Ministro de la Guerra, senor Lopez
: Dom1nguez, ante los sucesos de Me-
lila.
3 Sc anade que los generates acor-
S daron que ell Duque de Tetuan fuera
q Barcelona, a fin de OR la opinion
5 del general Martinez Campos
Los conservadores estimulan los
Y generates para que perseveren en- gu
actitud contra los procedimientos del
Gobierno, en- Ell conflcto marroquf.
0 Madrid, idem 24-Mientras Sc &C.
4 lebtaba el anunclado Consejo de
= Ministries Sc ha facilitado la prem
sa el telegrama del general Macfas,
dando cuenta de la conterencia con
3 Muley Araaf.
a FL hermano del Sultan iogo al ge-
neral que trasmitiera su gobierno
4 la expression de sincera inquebran.
table amistad que el Sultan profesa
4 Espaila ell indiscutlble derecho
= que esta tiene de levantar fortalezas
2 pertenece.
| Prometio tambien castigar seve-
ramente a las kabllas que nos han
4 hostlizado y pidio un plazo para es-
$ perar Ia llegada del Sultan So her
5 mano Fez.
En- nombre de la Reina Regente
contesto el general Macias, agrade-
q ciendo d Muley Araaf las protestas
de amistad Espala que acababa de
hacer ; pero manifesto que no pod:a
acceder la suspension de hostilida-
D des solicitada, declarando que conti-
q nuaria las operaciones militares.
A fin de suavizar asperezas, pro-
D puso el hermdno del Sultan que Sc
q permitcra los moros entrar en- Me-
lila con objeto de comerciar, como
r Sc hacia antes de los lamentables su-
g cesos que habian ocurrido. FL gene
raj Sc nego clio
: Al despedirse Muley Araaf reite-
ro sus protestas de amistad y entrego
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-12-05

LOS MEDICOS RECOMIENDAN LA
tSolucsGa Mars del licenciado Giol con re-
sultadcs satisfactorios en- la anemia, cioro-
sis debilidades en- general
CertGco: que he prescrito con resulta-
dos salts factories la Soluci6n Mars, prepa-
rada por ell licenciado don Francisco Giol y
Texidor en- la anemia. clorosis debilidades
er general.
Ponce. Febrero u de 1892.-Dr. G. Vivss
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-12-05

En- Villafranca del Panades han
eido presos cuatro anarquistas que
intentaron coloc4r una bomba de di
namita en- la casa del alcalde de la
ciudad
New-York, idem 23-Segdn des-
pacLos de Madrid, Sc dice que el ge-
neral Macfas Sc ha negado celebrar
la entrevista con Muley Araaf, por-
que este ha tenido la exigencia de
pedirle que suspenda las hostilida-
des hasta pasado manana sabado.
Idem, idem idem-El huracan
que azot6 ell lunes Melilla ha obli
gado a suspender los trabajos de for
ti6caci6n que Sc estan llevando &
cabo por parte de las fuerzas espa-
nolas.
Idem, idem idem-Doce judfos re-
sidentes en- Melilla han sido conde-
nados 4 seis amos de preside, por es-
tar en- connivencia con los riffenos.
Idem, idem idem-El general Ma
cias prepare un energico movimiento
de avance para expulsar defnitiva-
mente q los rifenos del campo es-
panol.
Idem, idem idem-El senor Con
zalo Reparaz, miembro de la socie-
dad Geogra6ca Espanola, ha publ
cado en- Madrid un folleto en- que es-
tudia los sucesos de Melilla, y abo-
ga porque Espana no Sc comprometa
en- una aventura incierta en- Marrue-
cos, donde debe propender a que Sc
mantenga ell statw quo.
Idem, idem idem-En una entire
vista celebrada entire el general Mar
t1nez Campos y un corresponsal de-
Journal des D&bats, el general ha air
mado que ell n1mero de anarquistas
en- Barcelona no pasa de dosclentos
le ha asegurado que las Cortes
adoptarAn medidas energicas contra
ell anarquismo, respondiendo asf a
deseo de la opinion pdblica.
Madrid, idem idem-El disenti
miento de los Consejeros de la Coro
ma, en- la manera de apreciar los su
cesos de Melilla y 81 debe no hacer
SO la guerra, sera problablemen t.
causa de una crisis, pesar de lo'
esfuerzos que Sc hacen para evitarla
Parece que en ell Consejo Sc habl(
de los movimientos que estan verltl
cando en- las costas de E~pana .
Africa, las escuadras FRANCESCA In
gesa.
Un telegrama de Melilla recibid'
las once de la manana de hoy d'
uormenores de la entrevista cele bra
da entire 81 general Macias y 81 her
mano del Sultan.
Este Sc present6 acompanado d.
una fuerza de infanterfa y cincuent'
ginetes; ell general Macias ,ba escoI
tado por ell regimiento de caballeri;
de Santiago.
La conferencia Sc celebr6 bal 0 una
tienda de campana y dentro del te-
rritorio espanol,
Madrid, idem 24-Aseg1rase Gus
Is entrevista habldst entire el genera
Macias y ii hermano del Sultan du
70 menos de una hora Sobre esta
conferencia circular las verslone'
mas opuestas contradictorias Una
ION optimistas y otras peslmlstas.
Algunos afrman que Sc han cele
brado otras. La espectacion que rein'
) en el pubico es inmensa.
Decididamente la question de Me
lila quebranta al Gabinete. La OPT
MON dominante es que esta question
, es un verdadero caltej6n sin salid'
para el gobierno.
Todas las personas que analizal
friamente la situaci6n llegan & est'
, conclusion "Dentro de la correc
, ci6n international, es impropio da
batallas los moros del Riff, porqu'
, Sc esta en- negociaciones con ell go
bierno regular legftimo en- Marrue
cos Y 81 no SO da una acci6n decisi
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-12-05
Al publiCO
PARA LAS PASCUAS Y NAVIDAD

En- ell establecimiento mercantil de don
Hilario Rangel, situado entire las GALES de
Isabel y Leon ntimero 8. Sc encuentran la
venta para los dias de Pascua Navidad'
los siguientes efectos dulces tnos, lcores
de todas classes, aceite frances espanol,
excelente vino, ron superior, copservss ali
menticias, cerveza de todas marcas, aceitu
mas sevilanas. alca parras, cigarrilos de to
das marcas, salchichon superior, turronee,
pasas, higos, { infnidad de articulos difici-
les de enumerar.
Preeios, sin competencia.
Una vista, os convencerels de 10 que
ofrece
Hilario Rangel.
Ponce, Diciembre de 1898. 2-13.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-12-05
UN BUEN SOLAR

Tai es ell que Sc vende situado en-
a calle de la Marina, en- la entrada
de la Playa la ciudad, esquina, in
mediate a la plaza de la Abolicion,
al puesto de Orden p1blico y estacon
del ferrocarril.
Informaran en- esta imprenta.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-12-05
HA DESAPARECIDO

de los pastos de don Benigno Quesada en- Ca
mas, IN caballo rucio-moro. castrado de sells
cuartas de alzada, cabos negros V paso largo.
En- casa de los senores Duran y Coll Sc gratlf-
cara con $40 al que diere informes de su para
dero
Ponce. Nvbre 10 de 1898 Inn P.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-12-05
SOLUCION MARS

EE preparado terreegjnoSo nsds efcaS
que Sc c0noce
Cura la anemia, el cansancio, debi
lidad general el raquitismo de los
nifios.
De Ues,ta e,l todas las tarniaeiaS
80 ce,atauos fraseo
NoUtemdre de 1898. r.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-12-05
GRAN DEPOSITO
DE CALzADo PELETERIA
Jaime R4lldn.-Atochd b

En- este acreditado ESTABLISHMENTS Sc
rScibe mensualmente por todos los vapores,
M variadisimo surtido de calzado de todas
classes precios, para caballeros, senoras y
Amos, que en- calidad no tienen RIVAL
Tambien hay constantemente un extens so
.nrtido de materiales hierros de todas
.lases para zapateros talabarteros. Ma
letas de viaje, driles camisas mallorquinas-
yENrAs AL PoR MAYOR AL DETAIL
svns. Ponce. Setiembre de 1893
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-12-05

4 coches con 16 parejas de caballos.
Para informes dirigirse 4 los banos
lie Quintana.
nj Ponce. ~ de Octubre 1893
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Informaran en- esta imprenta
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-18
Shot a Panther In Herkimer County

few days ago a large panther was
shot and killed near Canada Lakes, twelve
miles north of Dolgeville. The Canada
Lakes form the headwaters OF the East
Canada creek 1t is a favorite resort in
the summer for Johnstown, Gloversville
and Dolgeville people. The banks of the
lake are steep, and run up in high noun
tain peaks covered with timber. FIRE.
quently last summer cottagers were sur
prised TO hear the scream Of a panther.
David Hilterline has a lumber camp
near the lake, and a few days ago some
Of the men employed by him discovered
panther tracks In the snow which were
apparently fresh. A party Of six started
out to capture him. All had rifles or
shot-guns except one, and he carried an
axe. They followed the tracks until they
had gone about half way between the
Hilterline mill and the Stewart mill
property, when the man with the axe
turned about and began to run. About
ten feet ahead Of them was the panther,
facing the hunters and crouched down on
its launches with tail waggng and Just
In the act Of making a spring. Quick as
q flash Harvey Doxtater, who was one of
the party, brought his gun TO his shoulder
and, while the panther was in the air
coming toward them. he sent a bullet
through the skull Of the best, and he
dropped dead at their feet. After the
panther was dead the other hunters dis
tinguished themselves by firing at him
and filling him up with lead. Not 10 be
Outdone, the man with the axe came
up timidly and gave him a blow over the
head sufficient TO fell an OK. But for the
good shot made by Doxtater the proba-
bilities are that one Of the number would
have been torn to pieces before the beast
could have been killed.
The panther measured just six feet
from tail 10 nose. This is the first pan
Their that has been shot or seen i'm this
vicinity for many years. The night fol-
lowing the killing Of the vicious beast
the scream OF another panther was heard.
The sound came from the mountain on
the side Of West Lake.-Albany Morning
Express
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE
gHE CLOSING QUOTATIONS or
MONEY.
Offerings and Sales at the Richmond To-
bacco EXchangc--lntcrnal Revenue
ColIections--Foreign Advices.

NEW YORK Jan. 17--Mcney on call easy.
ranging from pa 30 3ia per cent. aud clos.
u. offered al 2ia per cent; prime mercantile
paper. 5i41GR per cent Sterling Exchange
er.ci and firm; posted rates 4STff4S9: cor.
mcrc.al bills. 4S5isV4S7i9 Government
bonds dun and steady. Southern State bonds
aull and firm. Railroad bonds active and
strong.
The upward movement in the stock mar.
Bet showed signs q having eliminated 10.
lay 90 least there was less urgency 70
Ore demand. and while little pressure az
iong strength was seen the bears and traders
were moro active and We're looking for soft
Spots upon which 10 make an Impression
Ihe selling 20 realize profits was "a factor
sd an hours Of the day. hut was pronounced
only in 81. Paul, Rock Island and Chicago
cas-. Manhattan was again n feature. and
uas moved rapidly backward and forward
over q range Of something over Der cent
aut displayed q stronger temper and closed
tno day with a gain Of 2h per cent. The
only other marked advance was in Sugar
iu which the inside buying was most pro-
u,unccd. hut IL yielded portion Of its early
gain, closing only ! per cent. higher. The
general list was irregular at the opening
bat generally higher. and the forenoon ope-
r4tonS showed small advances for the ma
in-ity OF the list. but these were I'm most
eases afterward neutralized. The pressure.
however, was not particularly strong and
at the close the whole list was again firm.
sales stocks. AIS 900 shares
Treasury Balances-Coin SIS. $40 900; cur
roncy SS25lOOO
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gross receipts, 1872 bales; sales, $50 bales;
stock, 354.4s7 bales
MOBILE, Jan. 17.-Cotton nominal: mid
uhilg va; net receipts BAL bales: gross re-
ce'pts, 5ll bales; stock, 1896 bales; Coast
wise. - bales.
MEMPHIS. Jar. 17.--Cotton quiet; mid
dIlng 9lA; net receipts. 40 bales: gross re-
celpls, Sl1 bales; sales. 1900 bales; stock,
1OS6O9 bales
AUGUSTA. Jan. Election quiet: mid
ain Ok; net receipts 1876 bales; sales, 217
bales; stock, 81 10 bales.
CHARLESTON, Jan. 1T.-Cotton steady
iniddling 9h; net receipts, 201 bales; stock,
1887 bales.
CINCINNATI Jan. 17.-Cotton steady:
middling 9h net receipts. 400 bales sales
- bales: stock, 2. T73 bales.
LOUISVILLE Jan. I7.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding, 9a.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 17.-Cotton quiet mid
ding 916; net receipts, 40 bales: gross
receipts, 2,620 bales; sales, 200 bales; stock,
5000 bales
HOUSTON, Jsn. 17.-Cotton easy: mid
ding, ga net receipts $3.50 bales; sales.
-V' bales; stock. 29.375 bales
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. fixtures steady
sales, 10000 bales; January, 91j: February
BIG; March. 0.27; April, OPS; May, 9.33;
June $40; July. 94G.
ATLANTA, GA, Jan. 17.-Cotton steady;
middlnc. o.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. 17.-Ncon-Cotton dull
ana prizes generally in buyers favor; Amer
lean middling, > 3-16; sales. 5000 bales;
American, 1000 bales; speculation and ex-
port 800 bales; receipts, 1880 bales. all
American. Futures steady; January-Febru-
airy, 3-Gi: February March, , 3-G41i5 4.6f:
March-April. 4-GfFij 5-G4 April.AIay, : 6-G4
40 1-Gl' May-June. , S-64: June-July. , 9-64
~' lO-6+; July-August, 11-Gl05 1864; Au-
gust September, il-G4@5 1861
L. M-American middling fair. Z GIG:
good middling, ~; mddling, a. low mid.
ding. .; good ordinary, as ordinary. 11-16:
January. 3-Gill5 4-G4: January-I1ebruary.
5-6fdj 4-G1, February March, , 3-GfG
. 4-6l; March-April. 1915 5-6f: April
May 6-64ltj 1874. May-Juue 3 S-G465 9-G4:
Junc-July. 1O6l. buyers: Jnly-Aucust.
. l2-6f. sellers; August September. . 1l-64Gi
2-6f Futures closed barely steady.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-18
MEETINGS.

~0~~~~NO~0~O~~~O~O~0~~O0~0-~~OO~O~0~O~0O0~0~~
Virginia Mercantile and Safe Deposit Co.,
or Richmond, Va, January /, 1898.
~ Hh kbG LAR ANIMAL .,.i-4-I NC
L of the STOCKHOLDERS OF THIS
lAtiANl VIII be held at their office, No.
HOS east Main street. WEDNESDAY, Jan
uary is, 1895 at 4:3O O'Clock L. NJ.
BERNARD PEYTON, JR..
jail, 3.G.S. 10. 13.15,1S Acting Secretary.
A NNUAL MEETING.-THE ANNUAL
~ MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS Of the
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF YlR-
GINA will be held at II O'Clock Aii, at the
companys Office on WEDNESDAY, January
% 1898. JAMES w. PEGRAM,
ia 13-td Secretary.
Office of the Bohls Cigarette Machine Co..
Richmond. Va.
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
L of the stockholders Of this company will
be held at the Exchange Hotel this city on
THURSDAY, January 10Th, at II NJ.
FRED. 5. MYERS.
ia 13-tja26 Secretary.
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TIE COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. Jan. 17-Cotton quiet up
lands. 9ib: Orleans 9ai; sales, lOi5 bales
total net receipts al all ports, 23,l21 bales
exports 10 Great Britain, 3,Gs5 bales France
Glj bales: Continent 1893 bales; stock
J go as bales.
GALVESTON, Jan. 17.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding. %: net receipts, 3.OIS bales; sales,
23l bales: Stoke III, $50 bales; Coastwise,
3.2Sl bales.
NORFOLK. Jan. fiction easy; mid
ding. g3s: net receipts. LOGS bales; sales,
l33 bales: stock a.. 200 bales; Coast~tJe, 10
bales.
BALTIMORE. Jan. H.-Cotton nominal
middlng. 97s; gross receipts 1,oOO Dales;
stock -. 4G9 bales.
BOSTON. Jan. 17.-Cotton quiet; ndddling,
0z; net receipts, 233 bales; gross receipts
I 30 bales.
WILMINGTON, Jan. 17.-Cotton dnn; MD
ding, 93s; net receipts. 125 bales; stock,
i.493 bales.
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 17.-Ootton quiet;
msidling, 91s; net receipts, 10 bales; STOCK,
1890 bales.
SAVANNAH. Jan Election quiet; mid
ding, Oh net receipts, 1884 bales; sales,
% bales; stock, 0l,502 bales; coastwise,
1890 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 17.--cotton quiet;
niadling, o SIG; net receipts, l5,lVl bales;
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NEW YORK PRoDrcE MARKET.

NEW YORK, Jan. 17.-Flour- Western and
Southern firm and i'm fair demand
Wheat dull and easier: Nc. . red. size.
store and elevator; S2lsn S3}ic afioat. OPP
tions less active and heavy and kMlc. lower
at close; No. red. January, Soc February.
Sic; May, SIG.
Corn active for export and easier: No. ..
53'33i2c elevator; j3hM34lAc. afioat: I'M
graded mixed. 54fi55c.; steamer mixed. 53I
o3itc. Options dull; opened weak declined
ana closed weak at fSW3sc. lower: January,
52'sc.: February, 5Sasc.; May. 537sc
Oats dull and easier; options dull and
lower; January. $40 May. Zoe. No white,
January, 43c.; spot No 3. 3S&c.; do. white.
4l%0i2 No. ., 39iSM303sc.
Coffee-Options opened steady and I'M
changed to 10 points higher and closed steady
at points down TO 10 points up: February.
S1G.0O01G.45; April, Sl6.05; June S16.OOG
16.05; September Sl6O5N16.10; spot Rio
firm and quiet No. :, 17Iic.
Sugar-liaw firm, unchanged and quiet
Refined easier
Moasses- Foreign nomlnal New Orleans
fairly active and steady; Rio active and firm
Cotton seed oil quiet and steady.
ROsn quiet and steady.
Turpentine dull and firm.
Pork duh and firm
Peanuts quiet.
Beef quiet and strong: beef hams q net and
firm tierced beef in light demand and firm !;
cut meats strong; shoulders, $1,000; middles
dull and steady.
Lard duh and easier; Western steam closed
at S1lOO. Refined quiet; Continent, S11.40
Grain freights TO Liverpool quiet and I'M
chaLged; cotton SD; grain, 1874.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-18
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

UNION SIOCk YARDS, LII, Jan. H.
Cattle-Receipts, $500; shipments, $500;
market active and firm; best steers, $500
$50: fair 70 good, S4.S0a5.15; others, $500
also: stockers. S3.O003.75; Gamers, $2.25
ais; COWS, S3.50a3.SO.
Hogs Receipts. 22,0O0; shipments, 5000;
market opened strong and closed to 1Oc.
lower: mixed. s6.G0lr775 prime heavy,
81. S0d795; prime light, S7OaL65.
Sheep Receipts, 1000; shipments, 100;
market steady; ewes, SfOOd450; mixed,
S45Od4.S5: Western, S5.25@3.40; yearling
wethers. $50; lambs. $5.206i625.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, MO, Jan. 17.-Flour firm and
unchanged.
Wheat closed ss6%c. below yesterday
cash. 7Okc; May 76c.; July, 7Gsic.
Corn closed %6tlSc. below yesterday; cash,
39c.
cats lower cash.. 32c. May, S4s4c.
Whisky steady at $1.33.
Bagging and cotton ties unchanged.
Provisions lower and very dull.
Pork S1s25 for old.
Lard, S1065.
Loose dry sailed shoulders, 1925; longs
aud ribs, 0G5; shorts s9.s3; strips, 1925;
boxed lots l5c. more
Bacon Shoulders. 1913; longs and ribs,
$40 s7Iz; shorts, $1l.0O.
Sugar-cured hams, Sl4o0gl4'5o.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-18
CHICAGO.

4 grand slump of 1l2c. in fifteen minutes
occurred in the wheat pit Just at the close
to-day The final price, compared with last
nights figures, show a net loss Of 3sc. It
was found on the last rally that the clique
brokers' instead of whipping up the market
as on former quick spurts, had any quantity
Of wheat fer sale. The crowd adjusted it.
self quickly to that fact jumped ~ ana
brought out a perfect deugc Of offerings.
Corn is iac. and oats &c. lower. Provisions
were at no time strong and closed weak.
Pork at 22lkc., lard zoe. and ribs 22l2c. de-
cline The opening in wheat was about the
same to- &c. higher than yesterdays closing,
ruled firm and advanced i4c. more, then de-
clned Be- rallied &c, declined 1lAc., and the
closing was at bottom prices, about &c.
lower than yesterday for May and 1c. lower
for July. 1t Is said that the heavy long lines
have been largely reduced in the last two
days.
Cash Quotations-Flour dull but no dis
position 10 shade price; No. sprius and red
wheat, 7GHM763lc.; No ccn. 433sc; No.
. cats. 3u4N3llAc.; mess pork. S17.3712fl
1850: lard $1OG5; short rib sides, $3.50;
dry sailed shoulders, $0.S7IAml0.00; short
Gear Sides S10.3Oa10.40; whisky, S1.S5.