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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-11-30

Hs dessparecido de Ia propieda7 de don
Victor Fernandez en- la nochs del 25 ur
cabalo color bayo, Grin cola negra, de 3
amos de edad, como de 6 cuartas de slgada,
la boca rajada y marcado en- Ia esp-lda con
las inioiales Y. f.
Fl que 10 entregue su dueno en- Ca
uas sera gratifcsdo.
V. FERNANDEZ.
Cacuas Oetuhre 27 dSQ4 I'm o.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-11-30
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-11-30
i NO MAS HERPES /
Curacao,. radical por medic de la Herpe
tina de T0rregr08a.

Numerosas certifcaciones de individuos
curados de esta fatal dolencia atestiguan la
bondad de este medicamento. La HER
PETINA 80 emplea al propio tempo con
la LOCION ANTIHERPETICA DE TO
RREGROSA que, tan brillantes rssultados
viene dsndo para exbirpar lae pecas, barros
y .manchasde la cara.
No hay empeina que SO resista 81 trsta-
n1iento de la Herpet;na de la Loca6r an
tsbeYpetica de Torrexroaa
VINO NUTRITIVO
kola, coca y carne peptomssada, de Torregrosa
Alimento reparador para los organIsmos
d6bles.
Poderoso t6nico en todas las afecciones
del coraGon-
Para Ia anenia no hay ferruginoso que
le aventaje
Levanta las fuerzas ffAicas del individuo
repurando al propio tempo las fnncionee
todas de la nutrici6n.
Els rn antfdoto e6caz contra el abuse de
los lcores
Todos estos preparados de Torr"grosa
han sido premiaJos con medalas Dc orc
en- la Exposition Universal de- Chicago 40
la regional pc Puerto Rico.
Dep6sito on esta ciudad, en- Ia Farmncsa
de Gade&.
Por mayor, on Ia de don Lufs a. Tore
grnaa. Aoliadila. raza urincinal
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-04-25
kRllroad Itemn

A cattle chute will be put in at Morgan's, as well as a permanent station for the receiving of freight Tor Walnut Grove, Peoples valley, Stanton and other contiguous points Work on these buildings, which will be somewhat more commodious than the usual way stations, will shortly be commenced.
 The holes for the telegraph poles are dug to Dickson's, and the line to that point will be stretched as soon as the last shipment of poles reaches Ash Fork.
 By way of general interest to the public, as well as demonstrating the progress of this section, it may be stated, through the courtesy of the officials Of the road, that last month was the banner one in their earnings. far exceeding the expectations or all m the amount of freight handled Tor outside parties. Since the com pletion of the road a year ago, traffic has been steadily creeping on and up, and from present indica- tons April will even eclipse March Tn the business of the road. This is a handsome showing for the capital behind the project, and serves as a reminder to all of the fact that the country is progressive enough to warrant it.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-04-25
TuEsDAY'sDArLY.

TUEsDAY'sDAmY.
 The Odd Fellows of this city ar, preparing to celebrate their 75It anniversary of the organization o their order.
 Johnny Derr, accompanied by his wife and children, arrived yesterday from Flagstaff, to make Prescott their future home.
 A deed from J. R. Wells to F. Hill, for Photographic claim has heen filed for record. The property es on Sycamore creek.
 A middle aged man arrived to. day from the Hassayampa with a very sore throat for metiical treatment, It is pronounced diphtheria.
 Department Commander Belden. G. A. R., of Phenix, will deliver the Memorial Day oration in Prescott. He Is spoken of as fine orator.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Bishop give a social dance at their Four Mile House residence on May 2, to which their friends and acquaintances are invited.
 Freighter Bruce loaded up two big wagons today for the Crowned King mine. The mill on this prop- erty IS said to be running and turn ing out rich concentrates.
 Phenix parties are building a new wagon road to tap the Santa Maria mines. They are quiet about the work, probably from the fact that 1t is right under Prescott's nose.
 The Emanuel residence was quar- antined this afternoon, one of the children being afflicted with a we'll developed case of diphtheria. The remaining young members of the family have taken up their residence opposite.
 A cordial invitation is hereby ex- tended to all Odd Fellows to a social to be given by Arizona Lodge, No. l, l. O. O. F.. at Odd Fellows Hall, on Thursday evening, April 26, 1894. By order of Committee. G. w. FORD, Sec'y.
 A. c: Gilmore returned yesterday from Denver, and went out to his silver bonanza today From 34 tons of ore shipped to Colorado. he received a good price, 6 cents per ounce. The ore is said to have run 5OO ounces to the ton.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-04-25

The appearance again of diph-
 theria should be earnestly considered
 bv our school trustees, in taking
 action immediately. One of the ! children of Mir. Emanuel was taken
 from the school room this after noon on account of the discovery
 to-day of diphtheria in that family. The guests of the Williams House held soiree last evening. The en- tertaiument consisted of music and dancing, a vocal solo by Dr. c. T. Abbott, which was rendered in most pleasing manner. aud a vocal duet by Mir A. J. Stead and Miss Ada Diefendrof. A vote taken at the close of the entertainment, elected Mir. Harry McKean as the most graceful gentleman dancer. This popular hostelry is becoming famous for its entertainments among its guests.
 E. J. Austin returned last night from the camp that bears his name on the Santa Maria, and says that quite town has sprung up, in con- sequence of the recent activity mo- ticed in gold mining. There are oser fifty people in the town of Aus tin, with a saloon, hotel, blacksmith shop, barber shop, and besides other places are in cou Sc of erection. Mr. Austin says the hills around are l white with tents and the place pre- sents an animated appearance 'ProSpectors are daily coming into | the camp and display rich speci- mems fIom new finds.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-04-25
HOW CREAM OF TARTAR IS MADE.

Cream Of which enters largely manufacture Of Dr. Pnoes Cream Baking PowderS obtained tart Wines of France Germany Austria etc The Crude Tartar called Argo is deposited the sides of the during the fermentation the wine Alter the drawn crystal deposit removed dried and exported America where the elaborate process of ren- ing producing the SnowWhe crystals of Cream of Tartar
 Specimens of this product conditions fro the crude AgoS B original wine cask to the purified and refined bodied in Dr Prices Cream Baking Powder the Price Baking Powder Company Exhibit East Galley ocaon H. S of the Agr ulural Building Worlds Columbian Exposition
 Refinery controlled by the Price king Powder ComPmy 5 etc ana esten in the World
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-04-25
HAIsLEY x HARVEY.

Edward B. Pentland is located next door south of the Bank of Ari- zona, and will be pleased to do all kinds of repairing in his line for the public. Try him. It will be to your advantage to call on him be- purchasing watches or lewelry that you need. if
 SEEDS.-If you want FRESH Seeds of all kinds go and see J. U. FISHER. m1
 New styles dress goods just re- ceived. Prices away down at A. Wollenberg's. If
 Come and examine our new spring and summer suits. Also take a look at other goods We have.
 A. WoLLENBERa X Go.
 Solid silver souvenir spoons of exquisite designs, only $2.0O. at NJ Goldwater & Bros. if
 Fine Missouri cider at Dillon's If "The wheels of industry are just begi ming to move" says Cleveland m hls veto message, and he is right, but the sheriff is doing the princi, pal part of tho moving. Butte Bystander.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-04-25
HOw'S This!

We offer Che Hundred DOllars Reward for 9ng case ot tatarrh that cannot be cured bv AiA'i 'a'aFrh CuFe- !. J. 1hEYSEY & Co.
 PruUs.. Tcleio 0
 Me the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney tos ,he tast hileen year-. and ie!icve him he iectty honorable in all business transacti ns s,i financially able to cary out any obheStions m de by their firm nest IruSx, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo. O gists, Toledo. Ohio.
 Halls atarrh Cure is taken internally. acting directly udon the blood and mucous surfaces of tfe system. Price. I5c. per bottle. Sold hy all I ru gglsts; teStimy uials free
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-04-25
Special to the Ladies.

We have a few patterns of ging- ham, which We win dispose of at I2 yards for dollar. We also have a full line of dress goods, and ladies' and children's shoes, which we will sell out at cost, IS we will want to go East in few weeks to lay in a new supply for the spring and sum mer trade.
 No goods in our stock dating back. Call in and examine: no trouble to show goods.
 If A. WoLLENBuRG x Go.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-04-25

Jack Kidding and David Harper. owners of the celebrated Dos Caba- EOS mine in Old Mexico, became involved in a quarrel and shot and killed each other. These make five deaths of owners of this property, which seems to carry with it strange fatalities. Only one owner survives. All i've met violent deaths.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-04-25

As the price of silver is dropping down toward the fifty cent notch, the Prince Albert mine, Wh ite Hills, is sending out the richest ore ever taken from that camp. The last shipment from the mine was valued at something like 5000 ounces in silver and six ounces gold per ton. Mohave Miner.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-04-25
Ncns Nnie..


 There were some places this spring that did not go Republican. They have not had an election yet.
 Eight murders have been com. mitted in York county, s. c. since December lst. Population con sidered. this is a longer list of homocides than any other county in the United States can show.
 The Washington Star. with much reason, characterizes Senatorial courtesy" as that which prevents a statesman from closing a deal before he has let his colleague in on the ground four"
 Ex-Speaker Reed only has to walk into theater and then not one of 1he audience can see anything or any one but him. And all thIs is que to the fact that he made the hewhng Democrats "erawfish."
 The Apache Chief, Geronimo for some yeaIs past at Mount Vernon . Atabama, IS said to have grown old rapidly, so far as physical apnaar. anee IS concerned, his hair being as white as snow, but he is still robust and hearty. The supreme court of Connecti- cut held, Tn recent decision. that a Hidow has the same dover of right Tn an insurance policy payable to her as she would have in ordinarv Nan mGN
 husband. "'
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-04-25
Feel Ieei! Iee,,,

We have 300 tons of ice which We will sell at the rate of E.. per pound in quantities of 50 pounds or over, less than 30 pounds, ac. per pound, delivered to any place in town. We do not promise ice for the season, or after our present supply is exhausted. Leave orders at Jones Fruit Stand, Kelly x Stevens block.
 HAISLEY X HARVEY.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-04-25
Attention,

All comrades of Barrett Post, No. 3, G. A. R., are requested to attend the regular meeting at s D. m., on Tuesday. May l, 1894, as business of Importance Is to be transacted in connection with Memorial Day.
 ARTHUR ]. JUDD. Adiutant.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-04-25
{" Thank You"

Is what Mrs. Paisley, of Newburgh, N. Y., always says to Hoods Sarsa- parilla. It cured her of a severe case of scrofula and eczema, and she has reason to be grateful. If you are bilious, tako Hoods Pills.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-04-25
For Oyer Finr Year.

Mrs. WINsLoW's SOOTHING SYRUP las been used Tor children teething. lt soothes the child soft and is the best remedy for diArrhOeG Twenty i've cents a bottle. DVvf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-04-25
A nancentthe Four Mil. Uou..

There will be a dance given in the new building at the Four Mile House on the 2nd of May. All friends are invited to attend the same. Mir. and Mrs. Chas. Bishop.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-04-25
An Idea Strikes Him.

Fweddy-Deah boy, the Dutch weally did take Holland, didn't theyi
 Cholly-I don't know. I suppose SO.
 "Oh, but they didl Awsk me how they took it."
 Well, how did they take itf'
 They cabbaged it, deah boyl flaw, hawP-Chicago Tribune.
 J l.. Fisher, agent Domestic Sew ing Machines. Assortment on hand. :
 For pure drugs, go to the Yava pal Pharmacy. If
 Bicycles for rent at Aitken's. If
 Have you seen those elegant Japanese goods at Mrs. R. R. Dlaine's. If
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-04-25
The appearance again of dipb

Moods Fi,is are purely vegetable and saresslIly Drcpavs1. 25c. Try a box.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-10
LIVE Stock MARKETS.


Chicago, ILL.,, Oct s.-There was
very quiet market today. During the
morning the quietude almost amounted
to positive dullness and the tendency
seemed TO be In the direction OF lower
prices. After about 10 o'clock there
was a slightly freer buying and a
better feeling obtained. The run
was about an average for Tuesday
amounting to 5000 head. More than
half of that number consisted OF
range cattle. Natives offered were
scant In supply and again showed
firmness, Others were slow at Mon
days prices There was Il good de-
mand for stockers and feeders and
sales We're reported within a rang Of
S203.50. Texas cattle were 81 2jq
3.2j; westerns, $1.5OG3.5O.
Receipts since saturday We're 1000
week.
The hog market was quiet and I'M
even. The average was higher than
for Neutrality-suspicious. nickel higher
but a good many hogs changed hands
at not better than steady fgures The
receipts did not nearly come up to
the expectations. barely reaching 10,
900 head as against more than a 900
week ago. As consequence there
was more confidence on all sides and
buying was so free that almost the
entire 1900 head offered had been
picked up before II o'clock. Sales
were at 81 .65U4.75, not many below
$4.75 and still fewer ut So &c. the pre-
vailing prices being A.90a5.30, The
close was firm.
In sheep today's receipts Were esti-
mated at 1900 which would make a
total for the last two days Of 1880
nnG lnF4Fa
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-10
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Fort Worth. Tex, Oct. D. Revlew Of
the Chicago market by y. G. McPeak
CO.. commission merehlrtsA
The tendency in the wheat marise.
tas neen doWnwAd :,LAy. ~. Il trade
only moderately active. Opsn'rs prices
ws,4 about he same as fine, figures
u yesterday, but traders rnAius ncfh.
ing huillsh IN cables ard The general
sentiment being bearish. owing 70 an
expected large Increase in the availa-
bic supply. prices received no support
and the market gradually dropped 5-se
per bushel, as much from Its own
weight as from anything else. Other
items received early which made shorts
feel confident of their position We're
continued heavy receipts in the north
west. amounting TO $50 cars at Mime
apoIis and Duluth. and an increase in
cara Mt Chicago over the number estl-
mated for today. being 1is received
AGAINST 81 estimated. Also to ship
,nents from India, Baltic and sundry
norta OF 2,gS0,Q00 bushels which. to-
retber with American shipments OF
a roo COO makes the total European sup
nly for the week 6.2pi,0o0 bushels. which
fully covers all requirements from That
country. Receipts at primary points
ycere fairly large at $4,000 bushels. and
clearances were again disappointing.
being only about 2siO 600 all told wheat
and Hour The point was also out that
The government report tomorrow would
make the entire Yield OF spring and
winter wheat sGn 200 900 bushels. About
10 O'Clock Bradstreft's report was re-
ceiVed and mede ihe Increase east and
west Of the Rockies 4,ifs000 bushels,
an Increase for Europe and afoat 232.-
ono; in Increase in Australian stocks Of
$1,000 and total increase IN the
worlds visible OF fsS2. O0o-enouRh 70
discourage even the most annguine
bull. But the news had been discount
cd during the morning. and the mar
ket acted contrary 10 expectations, ad-
vancing about lao. Instead OF dAclin-
Inn furiher CiSsing csbiea afterward
reported Liverpool i-2c lower. berlin
~ mark lower. and Antwerp unchang-
ed. The treasure to sell however had
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-10
COTTON, GRAIN AND PRODUCE,
TALK OF FROST HELPED COTTON
Ar THE OPENING.
Liverpool Was Weak and All Mar
kets clio Ell Depresseh--rhc TradinE
In Wheat Was pownward--lhe
Corn and Oats Market.

f. q. McPeak & CO. In their re-
view OF the cotton market say:
Liverpool opened quiet at 2-6i de-
cline. Spots were unchanged at ; 10
50; sales, 10000 In spite of their de-
pressed market we opened at an adj
vance OF from to 10 points on re-
ports of frost last night in Northern
Texas, Arkansas, Tennessee and Mis-
sissippi. The advance proved to be
only bubble and was soon burstcd.
The market Immediately gave way
and at the end OF the first hours ses-
sion had lost the entire advance, re-
naming quiet throughout the rest OF
the session and closed easy at last
nlghts prices: sales. 1880. New
YORK spots were quiet at 1-16 decline
or 3-l6. Spot sales. 200. Port re-
ceipts were 6e2 against 5i296. Hous-
ton receipts, 25Ss5, against 1907. New
orleans receipts were 1854. against
10000, but with only 10000 estlmat d
Tor tomorrow. New Orleans spots We're
also quoted at decline Of 1-l6 and
closed easy at HE with 1850 sales
by factors and 1900 10 arrive. liver
pool closed steady at last nights final
having regained lis carly loss on frost
reports and higher market on this
side.
1t will likely be lower tomorrow
which will In all probability bring
about n further depression on this
side, Our advices today state that the
strike at New Bedford Is practically
ended, having lasted eight weeks and
that the mills will start up Thursday
morning This doubtless will encour-
age Some buying, but so long as re-
celpts continue 10 Increase It II hardly
probable that we shall have anything
more than temporary advance from
time to time.
The weather conditions are very
much improved today, growing warmer
all over the country, thus dlFpslling
any further fears or frost at this time.
All indications are for a lower mar
ket.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-10
GAZETTE, WORTH rExAs, c 1894


october, rs s-sc; November ssi-40
80 3-sc.
Rye--tsc bid for No. 2 east side.
Barley--No trading.
Bran-Hlgher Gle east track, sacked.
Flexseed--tl.i2
Glover socd-s73 5dgO5.
Timothy-steady. steOls.1o.
Hay-Prime to choice timothy. $500
But,er-separator creamery. 2s02ic.
Eggs-i6c.
cornmeal-s2t odei5.
Whisky--ti .2S.
Cotton tieS-S5c.
Bagglng--6 l-eUT 7-sc.
Provislons-Easy, quiet; pork, stand
ard mess jobhing, $3.50.
kard-Prime steam. 81 PSI choice, 81 70.
Dry salt meats. loose shoulders.
$500; longs and ribs. ss.G5; shorts, $3.50.
Bacon packed shoulders. s7.G5. longs,
500.
Recelpts-Flour. 1000; wheat, 1900;
corn, $4,000 oats, 6s.O0O
Shipments-f'lour, $4,000: wheat none;
corn, 5000; oats, 5000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-10

New York, Oct. -Wheat--Recelpts
1li600 bushels; exports 1880 bushels.
sales s,6i5,0OO buA els futures; none
spot Spot inactive: No. red store
and elevator 80 Lee; afloat 80 1-2c; +. o.
b. 57c afloat; No, northern SO 3-4c de-
llvereo No. hard g. lie delivered
options opened weaker under lack OF
outside support, lower cables and SYM
pothy with corn. ana further declined
at noon on the increase Of nearly 4. 500
900 In the worlds wheat stocks. Later
there was rally. but closed 1-S6t1-2c
lower. March closed so 3-gc; NiaN
81 lS-l6dd2 8-l6c, closed CO 1-sc: octo-
Der closed SO Ice; November closed
% i-4c;. December 90 l5-lGq57 5.i6c.
closed 81 l-ic.
Hidcs-Frm.
Leather--Firm.
Woul-Stendy
Pig Iron-Quiet; Scotch Si2. go; Amerl-
can $40 O0N18 co.
Tin Quiet but arm; straights si5.soa
1915; plates quiet
Coppei-Quiet metal exchange quo-
tntion 50 65d9 70; bullion brokers 50 90
Lead-Quiet; metal Exchange quota
ton 53'15W3ll IL; bullion brokers
quotations S3.O5. Sales on chnnrp. Tin
90 tons March at sl5 %; 20 tons Febrn-
nry at $l5. 20: 10 tons January si5.25: 10
tons April Si5 20; % tons November
SD 35; so tons December $40 20.
Cotton Seed Distinctive. lower to
sell prime crude 26a27c on crude 25a
26c, yellow butter grades 37Q9sc; prime
yellow S2935c,
coffee-Options opened steady at 10
points decline. ruled irregular under
European buying and local selling
closed quiet at net unchanged 10 10
points lower; sales 2.250 bags. lnclud-
ing October ~ 25I12. 30. November
II .45Q1i 6O December II 15G1l 90: Jan
unry 10 60dtO.70; March 10 55Q10 So;
May 10.b50l0.6O,
Spot Coffee-Rlo dull and weak No
15c: mild duh; Cordova 1Spiac
santos--Quiet; good average Santos
10S00 refs, receipts today $4,000 bags
stock $4,000 bags.
Hamburg Steady; prices 1-4If Ia
pig lower. sales $1,000 bags,
IIavre-Openod dun 8-4f decline: at
IL m. 1-2f advance at 3 p. m. barely
steady, i-2f advance; closed average
net unchanged for the day; total sales
30 900 bags.
Rlo-steady: No Rio 1880 reIs:
exchange II rs. Receipts two days
II 900 bags Cleared FOR United States
5000 bags cleared for Europe 5000 bags;
stock 100000 bags.
Warehouse deliveries for New York
yesterday 1916 bags New York stock
today i79.5g0 bags United States stock
25s1i5 bags: afoat for the United
States 10000 bags; total visible for
the United states f56.1i5 bags, against
4lc.662 bags last year.
sugar-Raw nominal refined dull; OH
A Ana 5.1Gc
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-10

. n McPeak & Co., Stock and Bond
70 ,soksrs, Fort Worth, Tex.
New York, oct. s'--stoeRs opened
y and feverish with special pressure
an ST. Paul under cover OF the
,a,.s Of ST. Paul The commaek
's'N'' bought c. b.. Q. and II. l. Short
l-,.rs.t in both stocks has become un-
49,. louisville and Nashville was
4 wleiVs,. weak feature and declined on
|anV0. NO London houses. Local shorts
selips ,oderately. Room traders We're
o9lulsessd 10 buy for turn a. >. *.
|oisp sysd brief rally but there was such
eh'vSyntnouring Of long stock that ad-
~ was lost. w. U. was hrm- sup
wing orders were detected on the
| way down, ,,od,oto 30
M ,. ~ The dividend on c. G.. were
| oVel3:,eI,ed but everybody who watched
nol ,'edinr thought the buying good
tthe .sst IL bespoke an intention of
ana .iicwing shorts to cover at profit.
~. - - no said with good deal of con-
l,S esn that the bull interest now work
hcS. - a. is much stronger than the
NY ~ wall street combination.
aNsadon prIces 2 p. m. Consols lOl 3-s,
hel'yD a lower, St Paul SIS lower,
"a 10 up, Erie IA, u. p. PRO
~ AS. Rdg SIS, Atch rs lower.
7, aen snles of st. Paul today aggre-
Id 500 The Arbitrage houses are
~ general market responded to the
II .iir n sugar with n flrmer undertone
a ,,tnngh 81, Paul was heavy on ham
ssrlrg by the Wheeler party. The adj
(. ,,,sion bv st. Paul officials that the
.s,r,rrs OF the road will show large
q sscrsases for the month OF October
n 1isa stimulated selling by the room
,rsders and Mr. Cammack prominent
a ,,saer raided c. G. IN Anal hour but
K M offerlngs were taken by The Bene-
*SIet pool. The strength of sugar Has
lp,tributed to a resumption Of purchases
Isor the Havemeyer faction while Mr..
#Keene's brokers took hack some of the
n sioct which they had used as n lever
to depress the price and catch stop
*orders IN the early hours. There was
n better demand for c. b. @. as soon
H. the heavy liquidation for Boston
X socount was completed. r. I. was also
4held well in hand, partly on account
a X brisk inquiry to cover short con-
n racts There was a spirited recovery
n N Il. T. on report that the company
III ,ad concluded favorable arrangements
II absorb the Queen and Crescent road.
n ioulsyille and Nashville was sluggish
NJ md reflected the marketing of long
81 toeke
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-10

Liverpool. Oct. s.--closing-wheat--
Firm: demand poor; No. 2 red winter.
As 80. No. red spring. IS cd.
Corn--Flrm; demand fair; new
mixed spot, Is 7s-4d; futures firm, de-
mnnd poor; october, SIS led. Novcm-
Der, As 9 lid; December. As o 3-id.
Fl0ur,-Dull: demand moderate; ST.
Louis fancy winter. 0s Sd.
Lard-Dull. demand poor spot. 4Os;
futures, no demand.
Pork--Easy; demand poor; prime
mess Woatern. Ills Sd; medium mess
Western, Sos Cd.
Beef-Duli. demand poor: extra India
mess, 75s; prime mess. els Sd.