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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-26
TopAY,s EVENTS.
T Vs Bulletin with what VIII
Apire This Day Thrnugh-
out the Country

SPRINGFIELD, Mass.-Tbe annual
! SVymaelenee OF the boys branches of the
la SSh s Mems Christian association, he'd
Ils city today and close tomorTo,v
sAD3ut eN delegates from an PARTS of Mas.
sa,cHhusetts are expected. The eSercises
p" open this afternoon at 2.SO O'CLOCK.
ne programme for the day will be
fDS, Prayer and song service, led
Utabo ~ words OF welcome wal
Is. May BE Regarded as
Asso oci JaD ''a nsheld; What the
Brewster Of a, - ,npton on " ribhs9ia vs. :;
May Do FOR the Association" Charles
ii';t;,iSies OF Worcestcri Developing Boys
be- be I lsE,d tastes; Saturday forenoon viii
Nv, napers on the following subjects:
Nv Ial Makes the Ideal Summer Camp"
IL, IN ai tSd Marble OF Atueboro; bible Study
'MetbodDs t ,sa, r!,I Gliford w. Root;
ihss. Walter $. Allen How Nav Rows
~ ~ Leu 70 Live Pure Lvesp' Dr. + n
S,ssttey Boys as Fishers of Boys" Har-
VI" H. Gullck of Worcester.
NEW YoRK.-lnvitatlons have been
sgH' out ny the entertainment committee
o. the Young Alumni association of
, ,'iJMn university for toe annual dinner.
invitations are OF humorous nature. and
~ ioIeshauoW the fun that VIII be INDUCED
IN oy Mrs, Browns boys" "If YOU don't
eat or drink say the committee. come
vilu see now you look In a glass cage
GU can watch yourself eat and drink
IL you lke, and II YOU happen to be called
upon Tor speech YOU can see yourself
liking through your hat" The guests
OF me evening VIII be President Andrews
t iHI one OF me undergraduates who will
'eA ABOUT athletics at the college.
W. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of the two
a armies VINO fought the war of the re-
nellion have been putting forth their
mos active efforts to make tonight's lee
lure OF General John b. Gordon on The
!iidst Days OF tan Confedcrayy" a dis
tlncliVe event In that line Of public en-.
ornament. The Joint committee or the
= mon veteran Legion and the Confcder-
"a, a., easements nave been working to make
Ile occasion a memorable one as a re
Union OF the blue and grey, as well as a
nIdhclal TucceSs in the interest of chart
I1p!e work the proceeds going TO the
ni M lon OF suffering in the poor fami-
l'es oil the two associations.
NEW YoRl-The National skating
Of America viii be held at
ltea bank n. j., under the auspices OF
ne North Shrewsbury River Ice Yacht
cIub today. The following contests viii
pc open to an amateurs: One-quarter
,nLe- one mile, five miles and ten mites
handsome gold, silver and bronze medals
VIII be given to The first, second and third
men in eacn contest.
CH1CAGo-Goorge Painter the Chlcago
ms of january J.. the date set for his
Execution, IS now under sentence 20
rang today unless The governor aEain
nterferes.
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CHICAGO-George Painter, the Chicago
murderer who was resptel on the morn
ing of January J., the date SET for his
execution, IS now unicr sentence 10
hang today. unless The governor asain
interferes
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Largo Stock Of
TIN PLATE
IRON PIPE AND TUBES
IRON AND BRASS PIPE FITTINGS
MERCHANT BAR IRON.
GALVANIZED AND BLACK IT
IRON.
WIRE AND CUT STEEL NAIL coo'e
RAILROAD SPIKES AND IRA,
BOLTS.
WAGON TtMBERs.
WOOD SPLIT PuLLEYs.
HORSE AND MULE SHOES.
PATENT WAGON AND BUGGY
WHEELS.
BETTING. HOSE. PACKING. ETC.
These Goods were bought at Rock Rot.
tom Prices for Spot Cash, and delivered
on cut rates. Write us for prices and
terms. or call in person.
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|70l2TFO COFFEE.

- any standard brand on the
rt,h the distinct advantage OF
4 nr,er interval from roaster to
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-03-26

No 10 ,.olvidar6. 6.-.--replic6 Ell jOven
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-03-26

El 3 de Nqvienbre, Juan-Jueves dijo 4
su companero.:
-Joven amigo, es necesario que pense-
mos en- la vuelta.
Estoy pronto-replie6 Mignolet-y de-
cir verdad va comenzaba q fastidiarme el
mar Nos vamos esta noche
No, Joven, manana nos ir6mos en- ell
tren que sale las siete, estaremos de
vuelta en- Paris las once treinta Y cinco
minutes. Antes de irnos tengo que hacer
algunas provisiones.
-lY las ostras pregunt6 Mignolet
riendo
-Justamente. = 10 prometido es deuda,
un hombre debe cumplir su palabra. Da-
remos orden de que lleven por la manana
las ostras al ferrocarril.
-Conforme -dijo Mignolet.
Ell programa nc SO modi6co por la mana
ma las ocho los dos camaradas salfan del
Havre con sus ostras.
Thefer no habfa echado en olvid0 nj el
dia en- que uan-J Jueves deb1a regresar q
Paris, nj la hora de la llegada. A las diez
de la manana, disfrazado de marinero. fue
Batignolles a yer ell Duque de la Tour
Vaudieu, que le esperaba. Ell Senador 81
agente de policia SO encamnaron pie a Id
estaci6n del Havre. Th6fer pregunto POI
| el canine
-Hace veintidos amos que no le habeis
viatoes ! verdad 2
u Estais seguro de que 1e reeonocereis
-Completamente seguro---- Me parece
que le estoy viendo---- Era muy alto su
mamente delgado, con el rostro huesoso )
los p6mulos salientes .--- IN tipo que no Sc
olvida.
! -Bueno. Tomaremos IN coche dc
plaza haremos que nos espere frente Ii
puerta de sa.ida---- Luego entraremos 81
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-03-26
CONDICIONEs Y CONCEsIONEs

Esto e
ma %
50 agades
con en
te al aeanbiod de ut p b e pae que
nnun eca,o de pn
Para
Azo con % por drb d t Ia P
ida yvudta
En- 81 q pudes 81 t
ferA Aenuee epecc
Ia
bI
uat
idAyv red epae para Iocrad IS frances
IR grt \
uhdos Ia m ph La Y
IN A e nenod unos era
gratis
A nihos qne :
ALs squepa ~
fsrocnrl A y 7rese anaeo
aCompanfa hene los epao
t,neo deI odernoEsp y
infounedh igrzeA
MAYoL HERMANos & Go.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-03-26

Ell and6n. y ALI esperaremos la Hegada del
tren del Havre.
Hici6ronlo como 10 decfan, Y las once y
treinta cinco minutes Ell tren DEB Havre
entr6 en La estaci6n. Th6fer Ell Dnque Sc
colocaron donde pudieran yer Sin ser nota-
dos.
De repente el senor de la Tour Vaudieu
hizo un brusco movimiento Acs baba de YER
salir de uu wagon an individuo muy alto,
suman1ente deigado, cen el rostro huesoso,
Y la prmera Enirada recoroci6 A Juan
Jueyes. Jorge toc6 con el codo q Ih6Fer.
II Comprendido -murmur6 el agante,
quien los dos visjeros bab1an ya llamsdo la
atenci6n. -Vamos darles caza.
juan JUeves = NJ guolet diaron sus bile
tes Sc dir:geron hacia ell sitio dond8 esta-
ban los carruajes.
-5 Estais SECURE que es 6lf-pregunt6 81
Thefer en- voz baJa.
Segurfsimo. Apenas ha oambiado
Juan Jueves. parandose ante Un hacre,
pregnnt6 al cochero
d Estais libre2
-Libre como 81 aire, J completamente a
vuestro servicio-
d Quedais a nj disposici6n.--- Vepga
la tarifa
ALA va Faoilmente os aoordareis
del n1mero del coche, porque es el ndmero
13
- Habeis dido pregunt6 el Duque
Th6fer
"a E qu@7
-Han alqnilado el 8aore ndmoro l3, ,
ESQ me inquie5a.
u Por qu62.-.- e. una sasualidad l.
esen cial es que 81 hombre 40 Sc nos escape
Th6fer Il Doqze se dirigieron a su so
che, diciendo aqu6 al cochero, quien en-
sen6 su medala de inspector:
| -Servicio de la prefectura. -. Veis e
1ltimo cocha de aqnea fla
"a Ri n1mero I3 2
! ST. Sc trata de Que le sigais cierts
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-03-26

distaneia para no despertar Ia sospecha de
Ia gente que lava dentro
Asf 50 hara---- no tengais el menor
cui3ado.
Ell 6acrs n6mero 13 10 par6 sino en- la
puerta del restaurant de La B0la Nsgra. FL
otro coehe hizo alto q unos cuarenta pasos.
Ell fondista de La Bola Negra al YER lie
gar a Juan Jueves con las otras, compren-
do que era el parroquiano que le habia
enviado el billete de Banco algunos dias
antss. y saludandolo con respeto, le pre-
quito
IA Liegais del Havre7
81, senor -dijo ell artiguo ladr6n.-Yo o
soy ell que os ha escrito.
Las otras me 10 han hecho eomprender
Servfos entrar.--. Hare que las pongan al
fresco.
u De modo gus todo eatarA preparado
esta noche
A las seis en punto.
-Pues ahi teneis otro biliete cuenta,
que no falten trufas.
Las habra ca todos los platos. Esta
roche celebra aquf IN bale la m1sica
os regalara los oidos mientras eomais.
-Servidnos aigo, patron, dadle mi
cochero una botelhta pera que le haga COM
panfa
-5Qn6 n6mero tieneP
-El nUmero Is
dos.
Conclude 81 alunuerzo, Juan J Ju6ves dijo
a NJ gnoler:
-Ahora teugo que dejarte.
II Ad6nde vas
A mis- negocios. Hasta Ia noche.
Juan Ju6ves eDtr6 de nuevo en- ell faort
dando orden Pedro Loriot que 10 llevars
la Gale Revebal
-Caminad de prisa-~-anadi6 81 ladr6n-
y os dare una busna propina.
Pedro Loriot echo d apdar con su coche
y Jnan-Ju6ves lego So casa sin repara
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-03-26
- As - - ~
=.
JAvTER DE MONTEPfN
Ell FIACRE NUMERO 13
Version casteIla31G.
TERCERA PARTE
JUsTICIA
XVI
ContsHs4Gci0H)

No 10 ,olvidar6. ...-replic6 ell joven
doctor.
Luego Est6ban Sc djo ST rnismo
-Lo que tendr6 sobretodo buen cuidado
de no olvidar es que muy pronto podre in
terrogar Ester, y que Ester podra res
ponderme.
Cuando el sobrino de Pedro Loriot 81
inferno Sc quedaron solos, este 1ltimo, con-
movido profundamente, abraz6 al joVen
doctor, diciendole
i Que sangre frfa, querido maestro
lque valor qu6 golpe de vista y que mano
tan segura! Con toda mi alma os admire
No acepto vuestra admiration, mas 81
vuestra simpatfa-respondio Esteban son
riendo.
Est6ban volvi6 su casa, almorz6 frugal
msnte Sc dirigi6 Ia calle de la Universe
dad Iba yer su amada Berta, su ros-
tro expxesaba la algeria sus ojos brillaban
como nunca.
va soy algo-se decfa--ocupo un lugar
que me pertenece por derecho de copquista,
y Dios me es testigo que 81 sueno con Ia
gloria la fortuna es porque TODD cuanto
20 tenga sera para Berta.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-03-26

en- otro facre que So habia parade ciuouen-
ia pssos mas ala.
Th6fer, one 10 habia Observable todo, di-
10 al Duque:
III La cosa o puede ir mejor! Maestro
hombre tieue una Lave, 10 qae supone que
vive en- IN cuarto indepeudiente--- no
hay portero, soledad compieta---- Repito
que todo va bien.-.. Y os abrif6 Ia p2er-
ia en- tempo oportuno, J 10 que tendt6is
que hacer despue4 sera tan facil, que N
niflo 10 efectuarla c6modamenUe
-tCuando detsmos obrar f-pregant6 81
Duque.
-Esta noche.
II Qa6 hacemos ahora
MAZDA Embellishments. - Regresad 4
vuestra casa, esta noche las diez armsos
bien venid a buscsrme.
Los dos completes Sc separaroa.
Juan Jueves, despnes d4 haber cerrado
la puerta fu6 al patio donde te0la enterra-
da la GAIA, la sa % Sc la ievo htbita-
ci6n Antes de abrir la etJs examlo6 81
contenido de su cartera.
Dos blletes de mil pesetas uno de-
quinientas. -murmur6. e ma7 de 10 que
So necesita para divertrse ounce diss, pues-
to que el fondista esta pagsdo-- NO t0ma-
re, por 10 tauto, mas que cinco mil pesetss
Sc las remitire al Notario.
Diciendo este, sac6 de Ia GAIA cinco bille-
tes Ia enterr6 de nuevo. Luego catnoio
de traje. meti6se Ia cartera Ell 81 ooislllo y
Sc fee una taberna donde pi3l6 uu vaso
de cerveza, papel sobre pluma tjn5ero
! lac-e. Escrblo q Notario del Hov7e, me-
ti6 dentro de la carta los bljets- echo en-
el correo la carta certi6cada.
Como MignoIet 20 Ie esperaba ha-ts las
oiDco media, 50 hizo risar Ia barba cor
tar el cabello
-iQu6 guapo est4s -exoIamo a. verle
! Mignolet
! ST, creo que estoy bastante oien.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-03-26
Bregaro & Go.
Playa Ponce, Pnsrto-Rico.

Gran corta vista sobre Espaha Islas
adyaceates.
Giran sobre las plazas pr;ncipales de
Francia, Inglaterra, Aleraania, Austria,
Belgiea, Holanda, Italia, Portugal, Suiza
Afries (5Iarruecosl sobse Ssw- York.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-03-26

Diciem ore 3 de 1892.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-25
Inn lND STOCK MARKET.
,..oyEnsxr IN sPEcuLA-
faf 'r M VALUES is LOST.


Associated Press
~ WORK. May 24.-The improve
~ 4, speculative values made yes
vas In great measure lost
AZ and the stock market was UNI
..T.d and to some extent nervous.
~ ras llt,le left of that confidence
\. Immediate future and in the bet
.n.ot OF the situation as regards
y great railroad properties which
l.. 50 prominent a feature of yes
~. speculatlon. One favorable in
w .,,ar WAS the slightly easier tone
Nv sterling exchange market, which
" belief th..t the gold exports
Sunday would be less than had
4 - sn,icipated and would not ex-
~ - Il ooO 600. but this was not much
IN a factor in the stock mar
~ the things which did affect the
.. ejaculation were the publica-
N railroad reports showing con-
|.-.d decreases In earnings, the an
ersament that the coal strike was
In lar from ended. the apparent un-
[-.irtv as TO the prospects OF the
KY NH and the fact railroad mana
! In session at Chicago had not al
"a Al any basis Of settlement on the
|,,s,jon Of rates 1t was a day on
E,,,h The bear sentiment was upper
X and the shorts took advantage Of
Il nsryading gloom to hammer the
[-,,tet In the hope of bringing out
= stock. Evidences were not want
y Il liquidation in some OF the lead
\, sropertles, notably sugar, In which
~ Washington accounts were closed
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-25
IN THE COTTON MARKETS.
QUOTATIONS FROM ALI rnE i.n,p-
ING TRADE cENrERs.
Special Dispatch.

Special Dispatch
New Orleans La. May et.-MeEiroy
6 Co. say.
Futures-There was good spot bust
ness done IN Liverpool today. Sales
aggrgated 1900 bales at i-lsd advance.
and although futures lost part OF the
early movement. they closed at a net
gain on the day Of l-s4 to 2-Gl. En-
couraged by this and the nervousness
of some shorts over the fear OF an
other cold snap. New York made some
effort TO advance. but the attempt fall
ed for lack Of new buying. Here the
movement OF prices was within a mar
row range, the highest being only
up to last nights figures, while Elc
closing is the lowest OF the day, and
to points under yesterday. The ac-
uvity OF spots caused our prices to
continue comparatively steady, not
withstandlng the dullness, but this
steadiness disappeared late In the day.
when II became generally known that
the liberal purchases OF spots were
the Immediate result OF the heavy
break In freight rates. IL seems that
there are quite number of vessels
on the berth OF Liverpool, and the
small amount OF cotton for export
causes decided weakness In freight. en-
aiding exporters 20 get In at their lin
It's. Sales today were 1850 bales. and
prices remain unchanged. The move
ment for the present week promises to
fall again below last year, when II
was 80 00O
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-25

By Associated Press.
St. Louis. Mo, May 24,-Cattle-Re-
ceipts. $500; shipments, 500; market
fairly active for natives; Texans slow.
Native medium, s375Q3. 80; cows and
heifers, s2.75d35 so: calves. $3.50; Tex
MS steers. fair. s3.lO8S.iO; cows, S2.2j.
Hogs-Receipts, $500; shipments,
2400; market slow butcher grades
"a 70G . S0 packing. 81. 60u4.70; pigs
and common to fair light, 50. S0@4.60.
Sheep-Recipts, 700; shipments, ZOO;
market active. strong and l5c higher.
Native mixed common TO fair butch
er's, s2.75d4 20; lambs. sI.25Q4.50.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-25

h Associated Press.
KEW York, May 24.-The Evening
Ps,s London cablegram says.
rojay's bank return was the strong
!. o. record. In bullion 1t gained dur
. he week l,2l7,OOO pounds, OF which
|Tm pounds We're imported. 10000
a. coming from Brazil. $4,000
M from China, 10000 pounds from
ehay, 996. 900 pounds from Australia.
IA pounds from Egypt. and 4s3.0o0
Ispas In bars and United States coin
Iasht. The remainder was from
ma circulation. The total bullion
Nd IL s4,257 900 pounds. It is esti-
aed that the figures will soon touch
iMNO pounds. The stock market
Is quiet and cheerful today. but
nsficans cloled under the best. New
ofk Centrals were the weak spot and
10 Atchison shares and on the grow
q rumor OF an assessment OF $40 a
Aap. A circular tonight from the
sndon committee of mond holders
iyes the same estimate. II Is ex-
,tied that the "A, and b." bonds will
I made into incomes. losing the right
fofeclose, but that the trustees APP
antsd will project their interest.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-25
LOCAL auoTArIoNs.


Meats-Dry salt. clear shorts, 7c:
bacon. short clear. Sc. bacon. bellies.
%; dry salt bellies Sc; medium
hams, 10 1-2c; large hams. . 3-fc small
hams, lie: Breakfast bacon. 10 lie.
Lard--compound. i-2e; pure leaf.
s Ice,
powdered. brls. &c; powdered. half
bris.. lac: cut foaf. brls.. bc; cut
loaf. half bris.. i-ie; yellow clarified.
coffee-Arbuokie's Ariosa. 2sc: Md
land. 23c. Lion. 2se. Alaroma, 2sc. Jer-
Shesse--Fancy. full cream. one In
box. IL lac: two In box. i$o: Young
Bsans-Navy. . l-2c, Lima. 4 lac:
bayou. sci pink. 3 lie: black eyes. peas.
Rice-common. i-2e; prime, Sc; head
starch-Lump. 4c per pound: and ,
pound packages per pound. l-2c; g.
pound wooden boxsa- &c per pound
corn starch. 20 and io-pound boxes. s
as lie, Fauiiiess, y i-ici i-pound pack
ages TO the case, ".
Salt nah--Ncw mac herel. medium,
No. /. half barrels. $50: No. 2. lob.
net kits. sI.1ei medium. No !. le-ie net
Pickies- Medium. briT =, medium,
hali bris.. izs5; small $50. small,
haif hris.. sszs; 10 ssgs. t9.fe.
s-gsilon keys, ti25, lahtA, s5c' quarts.
per dog. 81 10: hall galleN. per dor
f.7J. American. gallon, perdoz.. 1900;
imperial. gallon. per don. 500; Hex
~ Suts-,1Haondi. now soft shsil. Der
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-25

crackers--Animala. i9e, Boston hut
ter. SCI butter, &c. creams. i-ac. crack
ncls. i5c, cracker meal. &c, oyster pearl.
&c, oyster excelsior Sc, pretHels, isc;
cream soda. Sc. snowfiakee. Ice: soda
&c.
Cakes and jumbleR-llicven and one
half cents fruit, sultRna, lac, ginger,
snaps. i-sc. grandmR's cookies. Toe;
lemon snaps, lsc; waters, loo. sugar
cookies. l0o; stage planka. Sc.
Candles Caramols, escorted flavor, q.
10, boxes, 75c; gumdfopa, A. H., as
sorted flavors, b-pound box, 400; sapan-
ese stripe, cocoanut flavor. 5-ib, box.
6ic; rock. assorted and white. Csc;
French kisses, per box, SIC, chocolate
creams. Al, 90c; lemon drops. frosted,
per box, G5c, burnt almonds. per box.
aOo; creams, hand made, s0c, peanut
blocks, 6bc; peanut bar per box. 55c;
luzengera. assorted, CON, 5-ib. box. 75c,
marsh r1ollows. 5-ib box, sizes: mixed
candies, pals. per 10, @ i.gc, crystal
cut, s-tc; II, NJ. creams, pals. re.
stick candy, i-2c.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-25

Retail list bridgeport. car lots. si.s5,
2 to 10 tons, si.75; / ton, 50 McAiester,
Jenny I.ynd, Rouse Maitland. Robin.
-un and Wuiesberg Goals. car lota,
1915; TO 10 ton lots. seas, ton. $3.50:
IL ton $3.50; Monarch, Victoria, Santa
Clara and Elmore Goals, car lots. SO so.
= to 10 ton lots. s6 . tons, SG.25. / ton,
$3.50; 10 ton, $780, lrlar Crock aud Me.
James coal, ear lots, Sb25. TO lotion
lots $3.50; 2 tons. Sb.ib. 1 ton. 50. ~
ton. sa26; Monarch egg, car lots, ST.. 20.
. to 10 ton lots. $500. single ton, $3.50:
anthracite, Pennsylvania, ear lots, sii,
4 TO 10 ton lots. sl?,15; single ton, sl3;
anthracite. Qulla, 2 Co 10 ton lots, 50.
single tons, $3.50; 1-2 ton, So; slack,
lOs car loads, Sa2b; Thurbcr. car lots,
$3.50: per ston; Cameron, per ton IS;
tons, S7.75; 0 TO 10 tons, $3.50.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-25

whesd-No .. 46c: No. 3. 49c.
Corn-Car lots, T. o. b., Fort Worth.
ear, i5o, ear. loncl, wagon lots, 4suhOc
per busheli Kansas sh0lled. car lots,
bulk, a i-2ci sacked, a Ice.
Oata--Texaa rust proof car lots, r. o,
b.. Fort Worth. bulk. II l-2o. sRcked,
i3 i2c: wagon loads unpnekcd sec.
Brah-per 1900 pounds. T. o. b. Fort
Worth zoe.
Hay-car lots. T. o. b., Fort worth,
lat Forney, 3ii so per ton; boat up
land. $3.50. alfalfa, loose, local. $40,
johnson grass. baled local $40 per ton.
loose prairie, local. per ton $40
Flour--h best patents Sl,G0 per 100
pounds, half patents, N,ib, third grade.
N,2b, fourth grade, 90o Northern
patents. g.
Chops-corn and oats. mixed. per ton,
SIS; per 100. 81.
Cotton--Low mlddling. $40: strict
low middling. 6 i-2c. middling. $40:
strict middlinB, i-sc. good middllng,
&C.
Wool-Light medium i0Glic. low mo.
dunn, sa9; heavy fine, Ease.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-25

b Associated Press.
New York. May 24.-The Evening
lSst says: SO far as market ad-
|Hnee is founded on general and vague
|sasi In favorable future developments,
h bound TO be precarlous. This
tlxlm was tested fairly enough today
latn Wall street ewoke rather sud
|aly to the fact that the tariff bill,
b settlement OF the coal strike the
|ilusiment OF Western freight rates,
|tfe quite as much in the air, despite
|piessional assurances, as they We're
| Mondays opening. The result was
very Irregular movement with many
|oeks however. selling lower. and a
Fpcihl break In sugar certificates from
ht days highest level,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-25

Quotations based on small lots to re-
tail de0lsrs. Antipathine. per ounce.
5Oc: Acetanlid. per ounce. l0c; per ID.
69c. ncetlc acid. per ~. i0ci carboiic
acid, Unparalleled. per No.. s0@32c; mu-
rattle acid, Q. r.. per 10. 22c; nitric acid,
9. r.. per ~. 22ci sulphurio acid. g. r.
per NJ. 2gc: fannie ac.d. bulk. per ID.
ii.zs; alcohol. o. per cent per gallon.
fztg lcsa Be for cash. alum. per ID. &c:
antiksmnla. 81; antifobrlne. per ounce.
&c: anfipyfine. per ounce. $40; ammo
MIA, carbonate, per ~. Ice; vitrloi. per
H., Igo; per No.. case. blue mass, per
pound. SOC: blue ointment. per n. 800;
bOrax, per 10. l2Hlzc; chmphor gum.
per ~, 2Jc; cocaine. muir. shrystalized.
FER ounce. $3.50: coperas- per H. 2insc.
cream tartar. g. r.. per ~. zoe; grocnrnl
per NJ, ice: D0verp powder. per 10.
si.e5; ether. sulphuric. U. s. r.. per
10, f5c. gum arabic, iirat pick. per No.,
SOC. sheiiac. per NJ. age. glue. brown.
per H.. iz6icc: glue. white. per ~. 2gc
mace per H. SIC. mercury. per 10. re.
moruhine. r. & W. rs ounces box per
ounce. $3.50: l-2 ounce boxes per
ounce, s2.55: ounce bottles, per ounce.
~ 40. nutmega. per 10. s5c. castor on
pcr gallon, sl.2Cqfis5: olive OIL. per gal.
lon. $40; iinseed oil per gailpn. 900
az. SPERM W. b.. per gallon. $780,
opium, per ~. s22s. opium. pos per ~.
Mo. black pepper. per d.. lie; potash.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-25

" zNsHVVIuNtu FTtHH.
Chicago, May 2i-The Evening
Journal reports:
Cattle-Receipts, 1880 head; ship
ments, $500; active. with slight up
turn all around. Prime to extra ma
tive steers, A,25a+5O; medium. slQ4.iO;
others, sS.s5a3.s5: Texans, ss.s594O5.
Hoggs-Rcceipts, $1,000 head: ship
ments. 5000: active and 10c higher; all
sold; rough heavy, A25q4.50: packers
and mixed. A.70Q4s0: prime heavy and
butcher weights. S4.s0a4.s5; assorted
lights, $4s0a4g5
Sheep and lambs--Reoeipts 60O0 head
active and 2Oa25c higher; top sheep.
AbOq5; top lambs, s5Q525; spring
lambs, $525d5.75.