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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-16
En- Maunabo
Ponce, JUNO II de 1894

SO vende una estancia ladicsda on el barro
Talante, compuesta de doscentos cincuen-
ia cnerdas propias para el cultvo del cafe
y demas frutos del pals Hay sembrado
eiento pico de cuerdas cafe agunss de
malargo, tiene adem6s una casa de maderas
del pals techada de zinc con Sis secadsras,
tiene ademas varias casitas para sgregados.
81 que interese dicha feca puede verse en-
esta con don Luis Riefkohl con eli que
suscrbe.
Maunabo JUNO de 1894
J, III. Garlic.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-16
Sc han perdido

Tn caballo de 10 amos, zaino oscuro ce-
'runo, luc ro, de 6b cuartas de alzada, cr-
les cottas y rizadas, copete escsso, cola
nuy aAultpda, una matadura antigua en- ell
4spinazo, una escotadura en- ell labio life.
'ior, paso devapai 10.
Otro caballo zano oscuro, de amos de
dad, Ga cualtas de alzada, largo, lucero,
'on tres cordones baucos srededor del
}uello castrado, paso devauado, matadura
utigua en los rjnones.
81 dueno, don Jo'6 Gomez Bcioso, Sa.
rana del Palmar, gratfcsra generosaments
/ quien los encuentre de noticiss.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-16

Como LA DEMOCRACIA es el uni
co peri6iico autonomista que We la
luz en- Ponce, viene a ella sin duda
la alusion.
y responde
Desde que virtualmente SO dlsol-
Bvi6 ell comite de esta ciudad, veni-
mos trabajando para que de nu4vo
se constituya ese organismo indis-
pensable. Y es indtil Tai parece
que Sc conspira en- la sombra, con
81 fin de que 81 partido carezca de
representation en- su propia cuna,
en 81 pueblo generoso y viril que
sostuvo ssiempre la bandera de las
hbertades patrias:
Y IS mas: dicese que no conspi-
ran nuestros adversarios sino los
que Sc nombran nuestros amigos:
los que ostentan 81 titulo de demo
cratas Y no realizan 81 menor sa-
cri6cio en- pro de sus ideas: los que
ven sin pesadumbre que su pals Sc
enerva Y SO deshonla on la me
nos justa de las apatfas: ojalateros,
que eli Ia tertulia muerden 4 man
saliva 81 nombre de los pocos que
dan d pecho a los enconos del po-
der VA los peligros de la lucha.
Solo ssabemos con certeza que, va
en- esta paginas del diario, va eli
conferencias particulares, hemos
buscado 81 concurso de los antiques
I adalides. Y los Antiques adalides
recuerdan su brillante historic, sus
m6ritos, sus campanas, sus cicatri'
ces, slls triunfos, su epopeyay pere
than hecho va bastante!
Ahora contemporizan econ el 60
bierno, y SO retiran de la vida PIT
blica, y SO inhiben de toda acci6r
en6rgica, porque el uno quiere con
seryar su clientela, Y el otro no 81
decide a arriesgar su destino, Y 9
de mas ALA teme gastarse; y min
guno compromete su ol1mpica tran
quilidad
Green que ser liberal resulta pc
ligroso " no falta en- esa falang'
de tinloratos quien conserve adn Q
susie del composte.
d Alguna vez hablaremos clare
acerca de este punto, que merect
/ una s6rie de artfculos-semblanzas
sConviene que Puerto Rico estu
die yconozca a sus hombres, mi
di6ndoles de arriba abaio y iuzgan
doles en- 10 que son; no en- 10 qu,
aparentan.
Crelamos antes, y seguimos ere
yendo que en- terra castigada como
nuestra TERRA por la injusticia secu
TAR, es IN crlmen ahstenerse, ais
larse, vestir la coraza de una in
diferencia egoista Y contempla,
desde lejos 4 los que Sc debaten )
batallan por 10 l1nico que acaso nos
queda: por 81 decoro co ectivo.
Ponce duerme. A los ga, tos de
actual directorio no contribuy0 cor
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-16
Venta de una casa

Fn Ia calle de Wives ndmero H.
Es bastante espariosa, tiere IN solar de q
varas de frente con treinta de fondo.
lnformes en- esta redacc 0n l3 -l5
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-16

* T.
Blhomb,c necesita subv lcatamg,s des
de Ia esttipida ignorancia.
a confession de parte. n.
Desenvolvey mueStrqs tacultades culH.
o""dolas y EJEoUTANDoLAs.. .....he
oqw "uestro primer oljeto.
La ejecuci6n Ssera al palo,
"A Ia cuerda. g al viol6ns
Mire usted que es gusto malo
Ese de la ejecucion
Dejemos la prosa.
El Fulmn,antc despunta, no Dor las
las orejas, en- la preparacids de versos.
iEateru,inar ya deseos
Me emfran, d los byibones
Embrutecidos con. (I)
Y oryulosos y feoS. ..i
ST agarra usted con brios
Una muleta,
Le extendemos matficula
DE- buen poeta:
Nos pone rojos
Sentir en- nuestro dido
Los versos cojos.
Con este paSo que uamos
GAhora 81 que la. .impiamosD
ESQ nunra 0cqbayd
Y Mnttneg terminard
ICON t0dos nueSty0s her0Vd,aos. !!
S listed pr,cura hacerse
DE una tijera,
Nombramosle el gran vate
De la isla entera:
Resulta amargo
Sentir en- los oidos
Un verso largo.
Da lastima que gentes de tan buena
pasta, chicos apreciables y hasta simpa-
ticos, Sc dediquen q 10 que no entien.
den.
| Vuelva el mochuelo su oliyo, seno-
res de El Falmtnante: trabsiar en-
otra esfera, donde no echaran ustedes
de menos nuestro aplauso, el mas alti-
vo; pero tambien el mas sincere.
Asi evitaremos que alg1ien Sc empe-
ne en- demostrar que estan ustedes ezra
dos EN- su vocacion.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-16
EL DIVINO MAESTRO
CoLEG1o DE sEGUNDA ENsENANzA

UOLEGIU DE SEGUNDA ENSENANZA
Dssde o. dia Is del coyiente quedar abiertas
las Glasses preparatorias para los que deseen
ingreaar en- la Spgunda Ensehanza en- el pr6xi,
mo Setiembre, egualmepte continuaran las
classes De Teneduria de ribros, Contabilidad
mercantl, Idiomas etc.
El Director.
FRANCISCO G.. SILVA.
Ponce, Julio IL de 1894
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-16
CENTRIC DE CURACI0N
ESf0MAT0h0GfG0
"A VISO LNTERESANTE A Los ENFERMOS

ePocedenes de Mayagez acaban de egar cudad los
acredtalos Docores Bqe Henos habiendo monado ga
bnete los dmos adeantos que requiere la ciencia
Pactcan las operaciones de la boca SIN DOLOR por
procedmento especial de dchos Doctores
Consuas gratis de de la manana de la arde e Ho-
tel 1Nayjna entrando por la cale de la Luna
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-16
AradoS

N,imeroS t. 9 3, "a, y picOs de re
paeSt0 C'arretiiaS de mano CarrOS para
b@eyes y caballos Ruedas y eyes para
jdem de t0dOS tama0oS
Sc vendcn en- In tnndicidH q cagrete
ria de Roberto Graham calle de Ia
Mmin0.
Ponce, Mayo Z de 1894 3 M.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-16
LETRA Y ESPIRITU
La carload tiene
misteriosUs SEN
deros.

Eacontreme yo una tarde, casual
meute. las puertas del, Asilo de Po
bres del paseo de las Yaserias, cuando
pas6 por ali ell senor Agullera, gob-r
nador ent6uces de Madrid su provin-
cia, y me invite que con 81 vlsitara el
''ber6 66co establecimien,o". Lo reco
rrimos todo. desde la despensa bipn
provista a los dormitorios ben AREA
dos, y como-yo me asombrara de qae
la carload de Madrid diera para tanto
ell gobernador me dijo esta Erase, que
|uego consigne en- el Heyaldo.
La carload tiene misteriosos sende
ros...
va no son misteriosos esos senderos.
Despu6s de la session de aver Ell e' Con
gr so, con sn conslguiente escandalo, 81
misterio no existe, y los senderos son
para todos camino trillado y conocido
Antes 10 sabfamos, por cor6lencia-
sinceras del sfnor Agulfera, unos cuan
tos; de hoy en- adeante, sabelo toda e.
pan,: para sostener los asilos y fomen
tar la carload, tolerab4se el jnego, Gu
yos grandes "sscerdotes" psgaban, a
cambio de aquella tolerancia, su tribatc
los pobres.
Contra el sistema de anteriores 90
bernadores, que procuraron a todo tran
ce--no Sc 81 consigui6ddolo por compile
to-la Suppression del juego, el senot
Aguilera imptl>ole un tribute, y el du
que de Tamames, perfeccionando des
pues el sistema, ha dado al tribute de
los garitos 10 que pudi6ramos lamar Ia
sanc6n de la publicidad
Que sistema es rpreferible desde e
punto de vista 6tico, do practica Y rea
lizab.e moralidad
Wv
Aqui entra la disputa-on Ell parla
mentarismo de ogaho no Sc pnede de-
cir dlscus'6n-entre el espfritu y Ia le
ira, sin que sea manester repetr que
esta mata cuanto squel viv flea Ate
Inense muchos q la .letra y razonan cor
ildgica segura: es al que el c6]igo, ma
Ida monios que 81 c6digo, prob b. pl jn4
go, luego por NADIA nj por nadie SO l.
1puede tolerar Ia qxistensia, nj siquiers
amparando esa tolera~ a con el roman
t cismo de convert'rla IN obra de carl
dad Aliylar la miseria con el d,nerc
del vlclo. es cosa que repugnan POI
'gua la moral natural en- las conci4n
cias la moral cristiana EN- la doctrl
na.
E>tas ref xiones que media E, p Ii
Sc hace ue anoche acb, e.ta rignr 'sa
mente conforme con la }+tra e>crita V
responde fi-lm"ute a un l6gico roman
cismo. La Icy es 10 prim mio, y con min
gun pref. xto So pu4de d-rogarIa E Fl
no jastfc los m4dios eI hacar uns
buens bra n" 'st fla una tran~g'e-on
de la Icy Memo dnt q4od non habet eI
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-16
Ponce duernne

I'm amigo de la isla nos
suplica Ia inserci6n De las
siguieptes lipeas. ",Que
hacen y en- que piensa'
los autonomiatas de- Ponce
Aguadilla, el Pepiuo y de-
mas pueblos que no han
cnnstituiao sna comit64
tsa AeHb6 an ellos la rsza
Hberalq mo conocen que
cor esa coudrcta incalii
cable dan q entender QUO
10 que procu'au es matar
ell espiritu autonomista e'.
esta hermosa antills? lCon
iesten los aludidos, 81 pue
den!
La Correspondence, III
nero 1918.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-16
CR0NICA
DESDE Ell WAGON

AyAr con la p"-cipitac'6n del que
leg4 da>po64 dA Ia hora stn4IAda, su
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-16

Q) S nor nuestro, hay ciertas cosas que no
- pueden decir.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-20


BIrTTER-The market continues very
dGn Following are the prices ancy
dairy. 2Dc.: choice dairy, lOa loc.' choice
family (packed). lJn2Oc.; choice store
(packeD, ljalGc.; medium store pacheu''
tIEiS-keceipts fair and steady at
quotations. They are selling as i0lIo" =.
Ia crates, near By ana fresh nc, III
crates, fresh and Clean 49, u O"i co
and boxes tfresh), lSc. .,....
POULTRY-AI kinds Of live poultry
very dull The prices are: Chckehs'
Osrge). G3.mTC.: small, Grtc., duchS wv
per pound. 11Sc.: hens uhVel per l,O1u.',
G4Nic: geese 0ivel, per head. WHy".
ROSTERS toid. per pound, lnIc.; i've
t1Irkevs darge). 7tsdSc.; dressed TURKEY $
(choiceD. l0mllc.; rough. SUI, "ic 49,,
chickens (chOicel, "Nc.; 90 90 ~ W.
dressed ducks cnOicc), ga NO
GAME Rabbits OarC@, -" loc.: par.
ridges dargc). lWdlic.; pheasant -"
95r: SQUIRRELS Sc; Venison Sa9ul"N, 80
&c: whole deer, IWsc.; Wiid turkey
SOC as go. .,.
MEATS Lower prices are prcyailinS'
oe follows: Calves. per pound tEruSsl J.
3Wic.: sheep. per pound. "a - ldii'"7
good, per pound 2ild.ic.; beer ico"sl p
pcr hound. 9H3c. a. hcifcrs, per pound
aa3lAc,: steers. per pound. ilp3c.; hoes
(snaID per pound, jdiEC.; hams tsmaiD'
well-smoked. per pound. lHtl L.; large
(Wcll-smoked. per pound 90llc.; sides
(cuTed). per pound, tN3c.; ShOuldeia
tSmOhcdb, per pOuuut tHN'.t uito9tH loi a.
5HJi.c.
APPLES- Fruit is scarce. all obtained
coming from the North. apples are sell
ing al 81 JOd3.OO per barrel
SEEDS-Clover wholesalel. per bushel
SO 50Q5O0; timothy, per pushel. $i.Op
. 10; orchard grass, per busheI 81 .OO4
l75; herds gra~s. per bushel, 42G4sc, !.
millet German, per bushel, SOC. ~ 90,
buckwheat seed. per bushel. 1OgSOc. ;
daxseed, per bushcl, 500
HIDES AND TALLOW-Dry flint per
pound, 4A44I4c.; dry grubby. per pound.
3443Rc dry sailed, per pound 3Q3Ac,
DRIED FTTIT-Apples Clancy snceu(.
per pound, 4G5c.: quartered. per pound.
3d3ibc; peaches (peeled). per pound.
0a1Oc.; cherries pitted). per pound. w
WOOI-Tub-washed free from bursl,
2Oc: unwashed. 1hc.; merlno mnwashed).
| lie; bury wool. 3nSc.. per pound less.
MISCELLANEOUS Beans (whitel. No.
/. per bushel, Sl.0a1G0: No. 2, LOG
l.35; colored beans. 81 GOAL 20; black
eyed peas, per bushel. G5Gs5c.: ginseng
per pound, 81 %; feathers dive geese,
| per pound, 25c.; feathers mNed). per
pound. 25a3Oc.: sumac. per 100 pounds
| Coo; walnuts. per bushel. 40ai5c.; beeS-
wax, per pound, DC; peanuts, per polnu,
| 2l1aSc: hoop poles. $50Od600; Hour
| barrel heads and slaves (machine)' SoV0
47uO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-20
rnRAcco EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, VA, Dec. 49, 1871.
80 offerings Of tObaccos at fucton on
Private sales reported TO the secretary
Of the Richmond Tobacco TRADE to-day;
Wrappers, hoesheads; hners. n; smoN-
ers. .; scrap (brighD, IS; Tugs (dark), q.
Total, 10 hogsheads.
The tobacco Inspector reports to-day:
Inspections Bright, , hogsheads; darK
L. hOgsheads spectiOnS-Bright, 81
hogsheads; dark, hogsheads
Myers, Allegheny, Se@brook s. Orfh-
shaW's, Meals. Daveuports, and Shockoe
tobacco warehouses report to-day: Ike
ceipts, - packages; deliveries, Ill pack
ages
lions for the city OF Richmond, a., To-
day: Cigars and cigarettes, SlIIu'; pug
tobaccos. 81, S57S1. Total, S2,Ul23@.
Sales Of dark loose tObaccos on the
Richmond tobacco breaks today: CItH-
snaw's warehouse sold GS,GU pounds;
highest price. IS Shockoe warehouse
sold 3G9S5 pounds highest price. $40.
DR. H. b. Marriott. William Bryan
W. A. Hart. NJ. II. Smthson, J. ,. Stuai l,
and +. NJ. Rawlings sold at Dayehpodd.
break sold; not word OF kicking every
body up in G.. Prices ranged as hlsn
AS S53 for the few wrappers offered
and the intermediate grades brought
0ne prices Messrs. +. NJ. RawlllnSS :,
i e. stuart, and William Bryan viii
offer ten 10 twenty packages tomorrow ,
which viii show better than anything
that has been broke this week. ,..
\ very good sale at the "StoneWaH
to-day: nothing fancy on the floor; goo,
tobaccos sold very wen. Another breaR
10 Very good sale Of bright and dark
loose toDaccos at ShelOurne warehouse
to-day. Another good break for 20
10 visitors registered at the Tobacco
Exchange to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-20
CHI -AG0.


CHICAGO. I'LL. Dee i9.-Buying of
wheat by New York during the last thirty
or fcrty-ive minutes of to-day's session
was the only event OF note in to-days
tlhe range Of &c. was wide enough
10 accommodate the business. Nor was
the news anything more than or the
ordinary routine character. May wheat
opened from JSikn5S4c. 10 5Siscr SOFA
between JSd5Sikc ana bS3SMOSbc., CLOS
ing at 5S@Sc.. ~. higher than yesterday
the gain being all made near the ciose.
Cash wheat was dull and easy, the nonli-
nal closing being quotably hrmer, with
the futures.
Corn was Influenced by the weather
and by the receipts, which ran over
the estimates to-day, with further in
crease In the arrivals promised. The
hnal Improvement In wheat worked
partial recovery in corn, but the close
was still under yesterday: NlthdraWais
from store were o. 80 bushels and l2G,0I2
bushels at the seabOard. May corn OPEN
cd from 4J1sNt4Wtc. to 49kc., declined
10 4SAnlS7sc. closing at H'scr gus.
under yesterday. Cash corn was easy
to i4c. per bushel lower.
oats declined fractonally with corn
and rallied later with wheat Several
prominent commission houses were ac-
tive sellers, and at one and the same
time in the day. but the demand seemed
of sufficient proportions to absorb the
offerings and 10 prevent much OF loss
10 prices May closed shade higher
than yesterday. Cash oats were IN poor
demand. except for choice grades Prices
averaged hal2c per bushcl lower.
Observation-Disclosures were unanimous as
sellers OF product to-day, and shorts
were enabled TO cover without difficulty
for that reason The theory that hogs
would increase i'm number at the yards
after the holidays found many sup
porters. but, on the other hand, there
were numerous skeptics. the cash situa-
ton being weak and the hog market To-
dav lower At the close January pork
0as nc under yesterday and January
Inrh mi rlhs cach b. lower.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-20
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
THE CLOSING Quotations or
MONEY.
Offerings and sales at the Richmond To-
bacco Exchsnxe-intsrnal Revenue
Conections-foreign Adviccs.

NEW YORK. Dee 10 Speculation al
the stock EXCHANGE to-day waa quiet
and the tendency OF prices, except IN
few Instances, was dOWnNard. NnlHaSo
Gas ana CONSOLIDATE Gas were IN de-
nand, the former hgf'S ana The latter
ga TO 1917. subsequently chicago Gas
reacted TO flle. but Consolidated Gas
loft or at the lowest figures. The Sc
auriticS of the Last lNVcT Gas COM
pany were ALSO in sharp demand. and the
common closed at 50 bid, against ,DH,
sales yesterday. THIS stock Is not dealt
IN al the board. Sugar WAS weak
spot and fen under moderately heavy
sales from Hia, TO 80, The reaction
TN Tho price OF granulatcd OF l-ltc. per
pound and fears OF adverse iegisMltVh
by tho senate accounts Tor the weak
ness Of this stock. Disullers was heavy.
selling down TO So ON the publication
of the Official circular, which clearly
shows that an assessment cannot b'
avoided The Railway list Lacked sup
port and the Changers lost - 10 - PEI
cent. The selling was most pronounce
in the ease of the -. I&ui' on ii''l'oiS
OF % reduction in the dividend on Jersey
Central the stock sold down 10 '-A.
Reading touched 49,. the lowest point
Tor long time. speculation closed
barely steady, with prices anywhere
from 8 10 / 10 ~ per cent. lower. Sugar
and Jersey Central scored the greatest
losses In the inactive stocks, Cordagc
common sold down -, DO. preferred /,
guaranteed - 20 -, ana american To-
,,.,,s wcak sales OF listed stocks az
grcgated lOl 900 shares, unlisted, G},OO0
shares. -
Money on call firm at li2G2 per cent,
last loan at 81, per cent. and closing
oncred at ~ per cent; prime mercantile
naucr. 3H4 per cent Bar silver 90
steering exchange steady. with actual
business in bankers bills at 4S7i2ftiS13,
Tor sixty DAYS and 4SNig04SSH for de-
mand. posted rates $3.50 iS04 com
ncrciaI bills, asa ,N4S1. Government
bonds steady. state bonds active. Rail
road bonds weak. silver at the board
WAS S9is bid. ..
Treasury Balances Coin, SSI,93GWO;
currency, ST7.%3l 900.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-20

lures steady; sales, u 800 bales: Deem
Der, o.l5; January, 5i8: February, 5.25:
March, 533: April, 500; May. BAL: June,
30; July. 5.52; August. 5.56; September,
DOB; October, 5.G2.
semi-weekly movement at thirteen
leading interior towns. issued by the
New Orleans Cotton Exchange: Receipts,
l2j,351 bales. against SI,.sS bales last
year; shipments iO,HlS bales, against
.".Uii bales last year: stock, ~, lJ3
bales, against 3Ti,Jr' bales last year:
LIVERPOOL. Dec ia.-12.:D y. NJ
Cotton In fair demand and prices un-
changed; American mIddlng, 3 l-l6;
S1lcS. hH,UO bales. Americ&n ll.lV
bales: speculation and export, 1op bales
receipts. 5000 bales: American, l&,3N
bales Futures opened steady at IN.
decline and demand poor; Decemoer and
January, 62-Gi January and FEBRUARY
= G2-G4; March and April. .; May aud
June. = 3-Gi: July and August = o-oi
August and September. ! t-Gl Futures
ouict Tenders 100 bales new dockets
4 T. M.-Deccmber, G2-Gi. values
December and January, G3-bi. values
January and February, G3-Gi. values
February and March, 3n3 l-G3: March
and April 3 i-GlN3 2-6i April and MAY
2 3-6i May and June . 4-Ggd3 5-Gl
June and July. 3 6-Gi: July and August
3 1-GiN3 S-Gl; August and September;
3 2-,i. sellers. Futures closed very
steady.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-20
THE COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. Dec. 10-Cotton dulli
middlng gulf, g; middling uplands. ga
FUTURES closed steady; sales, lWh ~
ruary, 555; March. 800. April. a.G1; May
SGD: June. 57f. July, 30. Aug lst, 0.Sl
September. 5.S7; net receipts, liza bales
gross receipts. 6,Sl6 bales; exports 70
.eIG bales: forwarded, 3.527 bales; sales
Is bales, all spinners; stock. lGb.0il bales
Total to-day-Net receipts, iT,sa9 bal les
exports 10 Great Britain 27.6jS bales
france. lO7if bales; Continent, q, 100
bales. stock. i,2G,3ii bales
Total 40 FAR this week-Net receipts
g,p 01f bales: exports TO Great Britain
Ias745 bales: France. 1929 bales; Con
tinent. 1889 bales.
A to7 100 bales: exports 20 Great Britain
iUs, SIS bales; France, 4z-'s-o paies ;
Contirent. l.i34,42i bales. ~ c... o.,
NEW ORLEANS Dec. iv'-@ol'oh iu
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-20
CINCINNATI.

CINCINNAn1. -. Dec. 1o.-Flour
steady: winter patent. S2.;Dl3Hj; family
S2.O5d215. low grades. 81 "a ~. 49,.
Wheat is more freely offered. but INC
receipts are light and prices sus'aiie"'
No. . red. track, 54c.
Corn steady; No. mixed, &c; mixed
oats steady but quiet; No. mixed
32i4c. s,noo
Lard dull: steam leaf. SD; kettle
lard. s7.25; steam dun at s673.
Dry saltea meats In light demand
shoulders, 500; shorts, $6Oo; clears
81 -. ,,,...
bacon duict and steady: shoulders,
81 Is: shorts. $3.50; clears, 500;
Whisky market steady at $t.-3.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-20
RAIrINfNRE.

BALTIMORE, MD, Dec. l9.-Floar
dull.
Wheat steady; no. red spot and De
cember. 5SiLdCS5Sc.. January. JghaiIl&c
February. GO4QO0l.c; May, G2AgG2k,.;
steainer No = red. 35h4553Sc.; southern.
by sample, 5IN59igc.; do, ON grade 'ot'
corn weak; mixed spot and year, l5A
6,fSc.: January, 4St.G 4SAc.; May. De.
steamer mixed, 4GA4ld;sc., southern
white. 4hh4i9c.
oats steady; No. white. western,
3Sa3Sllc.: No mixed. western. @54.i'l2c.
Rye inactive ana nr,,tSS active: Good ~
choice timothy. $l3WUl3.bO.
Grain freights quiet and fairly STEADY.
Butter steady; creamery fancy: %iu
95c.: ladle. 1Sc.: store-packed, lOd nc.
coffee steady; No I. $ljT5.
other articles unchanged.
Bonds---Virginia rs, new; 5tlge IIa,'a : do.
soiidated Gas bonds, los; do. stock, 637s
ga
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-20
Law and Equity Court.

In the Law and Equity Court. before
Judge Minor. yesterday a verdict for
S362Ol was given for the plaintiff IN me
suit Of Ellison o. Harvey against "rish'
d Taylor.
Two cases Of the Southern RunDsl
Stamp Works against the Postal ere
graph Company were also tried; a., ~ 1 ,hs
OF them verdict was rendered TOT as
defendant and the other one ""'
missed. - AGAINST
The case of II. L. Courtney, Jr., sii a..
Cornell, Hiscock a. UnderhilI, Emu "''
tachments, were dismissed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-20
Property. Transfers,

Richmond William Trexler and r. Il.
EmCre 10 West-End Brick Company
A. feet ~ inches on north side Park
avenue near Birch street, subject 10 deed
OF trust for 81 .S0i. -. 1851.
HenricO. James ii. Barton Ito =. V.
Scott, lots and 4. in block l, Niaducl
subdivision, s.; James II. Barton 10 J. w.
Inge, lots 10 and IL in block Il. Barton
Heights. S3.293.94; Charles II. GardeWein
10 Lizzie, wife of Maurice Ferriter, II 81
feet on west side Temple street between
Beverly and Cary, Sl,65O.72; a; X. Leake
commissioner to c. l.. Marsiliot and d.
$ Hardy 207 acres in Goochland and
HenricO counties, Si0J.