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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-02-26

/ Cancio, por negarse recibir monedas
| fraecionarias marcadas con Ia for de lis, Sc
gun esta oIdenado por ell gobierno gene
| raj.
Hoy hemos recibido Ell Siboney, simpa-
tico colega, que pesar de repartirse gratis,
ha entrado en el segundo ano de existen-
ella.
Muchos mas les deseamos nosotros.
detenido Domingo Berlle, en- los precisos
momentos que dedicaba a tan 1til profe
sion.
NADIA meuos que por indocumentado, SOS
pechoso haber desobedecido la policfa,
fue preso aver Tomas Tejar.
Sc encuentra enfermo en- CANA, de alg1n
cuidado nuestro companero Ell director del
Daario Popular.
Deseamoa su restablecmiento.
En- ell Sport Club SO halan expuestos al
gunos cuadrtos representando varios tipos
de manolas, pintados por el senor Meana.
Son dignos de verse, porque ellos aeredi
tan al joven pintor.
El nj nero de escandalosos aumenta.
V6ase el racimo de los que fueron lleva
dos al Dep6sito Municipal por promover
escandalos riTas: Josefa Stores, Ciorinda
CarmoDa, Leoncio de los Santos, Rafael
Garcia Ramona Garcia.
En- la sala de socorro fue curado Jose
Manuel Santiago, de una herida que le inf
rio Jose Colon Villar, ell cual fue detenido.
Por tercera vez nos permitimos lamar la
atenci6n del senor Nouvilas haca un hoyo
que existe en- el camino de los banos de
Quintana, cerca de la casa de don Felix
Jorge
Ese hoyo estuvo cubierto COP una cepa
de maya despues con una raiz de palma.
ahora Sc ha agrandado de tai modo que
e peligro es mayor para los transeuntes y
para los carros y coches que cCntinuamente
pasan por alH
Esta situado precsamente en- ell centro
del camino, procede de la ruptura de una
alcantarilla.
FL conocido hacendado de Caguas, don
Nicolas Quinones formula una protesta ante
notario, por no haberle admitIdo ell Depo
sitaro cierta cantidad de moneda america
ma reselada q razon de cien centavos ell pc
so, en- pago de contribuciones.
4 Ultima hora nos dicen que Sc proyecta
dar IN banquete en- honor del General Da-
ban.
Dicho banquete, ofrecido por ell Ayunta-
miento, SO llevara cabo en- lasala del con-
sistorio.
Ha empezado va hacerse cumplir 10 re-
gamentado sobre moneda fraccionaria, GU
20 desbarsjuste va llegando ya al colmo.
Llamamos la atenci6n de quieu correspon-
da sobre IA nala coetumbre que tienen los
cocheros de correr escape tendido por las
GALES mas c6ntricas de la poblaci6n.
Aver estuvo punto de ser vfctima de un
atropelo una respectable familia residente
en- esta ciudad. que al doblar la esquina de
la calle de Cristina, vl6 venir hacia ella un
coche de empresa que corr1a escape en- la
misma direction.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-02-26

NADIA m@nos que por indocumentado, SOS
pechoso haber desobedecido la policfa,
fue preso aver Tomas Tejar.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-02-26

Por robo de varias prendas de orc. fue
detenido Domingo Berle, en- los precisos
momentos que dedicaba a tan 1til profe
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-02-26
En- La Villa de Coamo
Sc ALQUILAN

ULa panaderia con todos los eLseres ne
cesa arios para la elaboration del artfculo
en el mismo solar una casa babitaci6n que
mide Ii varas de frente la calle de Il Err
mita n1mero q
FL que interese Ell negocio puede dirigirss
don Nuncio Colombani, en- Salinas, pro-
pi. tario de dichos bienes
Eaero 2S de 1894.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-02-26

Para juzgar de las revoluciones de sus
autores, precise observarlss muy de GER
ca juzgarlas muy de lejos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-02-26
Cabo- -Rojo, Febrero 26.-9 so n

AA-'
DEMOCRAOIA Ponce.
Tleg6 Gobernador general 81 mahana :
buen Accomplishments: pueblo en- masa sa-
tisfecho Visito temple, escuelas, teatro,
alcaldfa, cuartel municipal y casa, tomando
refresco. Sali6 9-25 direction Hormgue-
ros.- C0rrespOnsGl.
lCincuer cinco minutes todo ell pue-
bio visitad" todo el mundo s0tasfecho
Como Sc olvidan las circulares sobre
destinos civiles, que equivalen un COM
porte moral, despues del compomte material
de 1 c87!
Sin duda ESQ de pueblo satisfecho Sc re-
Gere la satisfaction popular per la corta
permanencia del gobernante.
De otro modo no So explica.
Tenemos notica de que concurriran
esta ciudad ell domingo pr6ximo Ia mayor
parte de los correligionarios que forman la
actual delegation autonomista.
Precisamente Sc acord6 sehalar a Ponce
como punto de cita por encontrarse esta
ciudad cerca de Mayagti9z, San German,
Yauco, Guayama, Coamo, Utuado y otros
puntos donde los delegados resden.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-02-26

Dos coches de dos asientos. uno
completamente nuevo y otro de muy
POGO uso; quien interese el negocio
prede dirigirse
Au6ant hern'anos.
Ponce. Febrero 10 de 1894. I'm $
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-02-26

Ha ocurrido en- estos das en- Tocuyito =
Caracas horrible crimen cometido por
IN indivfduo de nombre Claudio Acosta
Machete6 su mujer le cort6 la lengua !;
SO fue una casa vecina degol6 una
ninita sgui6 otra casa donde machete6
dos muchachos, y, por 1Itimo, cuatro
hombres que trataron de impedir continua-
Sc su sangrienta faena, los hiri6 gravemente.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-02-26

Ell nj nero de escandalosos aumenta.
V6ase el racimo de los que fueron lleva-
dos al Dep6sito Municipal por promover
escandaIos rinas Josefa Stores, Ciorinda
CarmoDa, Leoncio de los Santos, Rafael
Garcia Ramona Garcia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-02-26

En- la sala de socorro fue curado Jose
Manuel Santiago, de una herida que le inf
rio Jose Colon Villar, ell cual fu6 detenido.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-02-26

Utuado, Feorero 70.
Observation-Disclosures.
Des3e aver encu6ntrase entire nosotros ell
ilustrado paisauo Antonio Cort6u.
Amigos intentaban manifestation simpa-
tia pero consideration enfermedad del mas
constante y antique liberal hizo desistir.-
C0rresponSal"
Deploramos la causa que impide esas ma
nifestaciones justisimas de afecto al distin-
guido compatriota.
Cort6n encuentra por todas parties amigos
CUE le quieren, aqui, sobre Ell terreno,
nal vive y alienta en- Ell terruno.
A todas las protestas de carino que SO tri-
buten Cort6n, LA DEMOORACIA SO une,
aplaudiendolas con entusasmo.
Nuestro querido corresponsal de Cagnas
nos dice por TELEGRAPH
"DBMoCRACIA.-Ponc
Pueblo dispuesto hacer manifestation,
protestando situaci6n monetara, do cuen-
ia de sus propositos al AIcalde.
Este consuit6 gobierno, que la prohibi6
Critic "
Comienza va q agitarse en- la Isla la OPT
Mon p6blica, que We con profunda extrane-
"a con egftimo desagrado la actitud pa
silva del Goblerno ante la crisis del pals.
Cuando adopta una resolucion :?
5Cuando terminan los eternos estudios de
los ministries de Ultramar
Anoche. hasta las nueve menos cuarto,
no dio principle la retreta, porque los pa
dres Paules SO les ocurrio estar predicando
hasta esa hora.
Y preguntamos que tiene que yer la
banda miitar con las peroratas de los Pau
les 81 estos Sc les ocurre estar hablando
hasta las diez de la noche ha de aguardar
81 publico en- la plaza sin Or la retreta 7
ST ESQ contin1a observandoge, los Paulee
van acabar con la 1nica distraction que
tenemos los domingos.
Porqua son capaces de estar hablando to
da la noche con tai de que no haya retreta.
Nota de las reses bene6ciadas hoy en- el
mercado p1blico:
Aver domingo:
l buey gordo 20 ochavos kilo
II noviIloe id q 20
l ternera 70
4 cerdos 81
Carnes para la ciudad y la Playa 225 o..
H,y lunes:
10 novillos gordos 90 ochavas kilo
l ternera 20
cerdos 81
cabros 81
Carnes para la ciudad la Playa 100 q.
Por parte de los 1echeros contin1a Ell aban-
dono de las vacas y novillos en- las GALES, 10
cual puede traer malas consecuencias.
Seguramente sc adoptara medida algu
na para corregi gir esos abusos hasta tanto que
no suceda alguna desgracia.
Ell senor Alcalde de esta ciudad, nos en-
via ell siguiente telegrana que acaba de re
cibirse en- ell Gobierno general
"Por circular fecha de hoy Sc prohibe
admission moneda Filipino en- esta isla. Lo
comunico para que Sc de toda la publici-
dad possible disposicion citada mientras re-
ciba Gaceta del 81"
Ha ocurrido en- estos dias en- Tocuyito =
Caracas horrible crfmen cometido por
un indivfduo de nombre Claudio Acosta.
Machete6 su mujer le corto la lengua
Sc fue una casa vecina y degoll6 una
n1ita sigui6 otra casa donde machete6
a dos muchachos, Y, por 1ltimo cuatro
hombres que trataron de impedr continua-
Sc su sangrienta faena, los hiri6 gravemente.
El Doctor don Vicente Santoni, oculista
de la facultad de Paris, recibe consultas dia-
rias de 9 de la manana de l de la
tarde, en- esta ciudad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-02-26
Observation-Disclosures.

" Utuado, Febrero 25.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-02-26

Ell senor Alcalde de esta ciudad, nos en-
via ell siguente telegrana que acaba de re
cibirse en- Ell Gobierno general:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-02-26

"Por circular fecha de hoy Sc prohibe
admission moneda Filipino en- esta isla. Lo
comunico para que Sc de toda la publici
dad possible disposition citada mientras re-
eiba Gaceta del 81"
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-02-26

Nuestro querido corresponsal de Cagnas
nos dice por TELEGRAPH
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-02-26

Ha empezado va q hacerse cumplir 10 re-
glamentado sobre moneda fraccionaria, Gu
20 desbarsjuste va llegando va al colmo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-02-26

Entire amigos:
La semana que viene me case, al dia
siguente de la boda me voy al campo pa
sar la luna de miel
u Y la pasar&s allf toda enteraf
No; la mitad.
***
Corazon, pues t1 quisiste
amar quien te perdio,
que mperas vivas triste
9que culpa te tengo yo7
&4H
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-02-26

Ponce, F brer, ) IL lsa4
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-02-26
HOTEL FRANCES

Ponce Febr~ro 7 de 1894 nj 81
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-02-26

Por parte de los lecheros contin1a ell aban-
dono de las vacas y novillos en las GALES, 10
cual puede traer malas consecuencias.
Seguramente n Sc adoptara medida algu-
ma para corregir esos abusos hasta tanto que
no suceda alguna desgracia
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-08-05

the Plant system. attended him. Il was
thought az first that the arm would have 20
be- amputated but as the artery was not in
lured the arm can be saved BY neat surgf-
cal operation. and false Joint put IN. He is
in good hands and viii doubtless rapidly re-
cover from the shock.
Pensacola News: There Is a suspicion
that the sheriff OF Baldwin county. Ala. in re-
fUsIng 10 deliver John Rollins to Sheriff
smith Of this county. o pom the requisittOn
granted by Gov. Jones oil that state. has be
come a PARTY III may - unwittinglgI to a
scheme to prevent Rollins from being placed
on trial in this county for the assault upon
and attempted outrage of Miss Hartzog, near
Pine Barren The Mobile Herald of yester-
day has the following TO say Of Sheriff
Smiths failure to get Rollins: II is learned
that deputy sheriff from Pensacola, who
was armed with a reQuisrtion for John
Rollins. vino is wanted for an assault on
Miss Hartlog Of Pine Barren Fla, ar
rived at Daphne jail on sunday. The
sheriff refused 70 turn the prisoner over and
the deputy returned TO Florida. II is learned
that the refusal was based on the claim that
the county of Baldwin held the man under q
warrant for carrying concealed weapons aud
also under a writ de inqutrendO de lunaticO,"
or a writ to inquire into his mental condition.
W ). Anderson attorney for the sheriff Of
Baldwin county, was seen at his ONCE on ST.
Francis street, and in response to questions
stated that he had been consulted by the dep
utv sheriff aud had advised him TO accent the
requlsition, and notify the sheriff Of Pensa-
cola that there was previous charge against
blm-that OF carrying concealed weapon.
ana that Wneh Lnat ana others were disposed
Of he would turn the prisoner over to him.
Mr.. Anderson stated he further advised him
to communicate with Gov. Jones,
and a5iie by the governors de-
cison in the matter. From all that could
be learned upon the subject the writ TO inquire
into the man Rollins mental condition IS
nothing move than an attempt TO try and send
him to the insane asylum that he may avoid
the conSeQueu Of his crime in FLORIDA. The
man has been living in Baldwin county all his
life and is sa id to be 20 wears old. 1t has been
the custom for Long time past for a county
charges to tn ose having greater ones, the
principle being that all counties are engaged
in suppressing crime, and the greater ofense
is more deserving OF punishment. The ON
Gals Of baldwin county are however. eXcep-
tiOns to this rule, as they refused to give up
Rollins to be tried for a higher crime in
Florida"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-08-05

The river looked quite empty and deserted
on Thursday morning.
Americas Recorder. C.. C. Sheppard, one
of sumter culuIg'S best known citizens. can
say something that few others can at his
time of life. For half q century, perhaps.
Mr. Sheppard has been a consistent member
Of the church and L there was one thing he
aohorred more than any other IL was dancing.
and 10 such an extent did he dislike the art
I Terpsicho-e that he would never look on at
q dance. and but for an accident might have
gone O. his grave with this record uIbrOken.
IL SO happened @ few days ago. however. thaL
he had au appointment To meet "a gentleman
az q country picnic. and as he drove 60 the
spot 1eheld for the nrst time in his life
platform filled with Young people engaged Ia
dancing and his ears assailed by the duleet
notes wrought from sin inspiring fiddle.
The good man turned his head away. but not
before his eyes had rested for the first time
upon sure enough dance.
Columbus Encuirer-Suu. Nuscogee couu-
" ehctent receiver OF tax returns. j. 4.
Ihweatt, has consolidated the returns for
lisa. ana very kindly furnished the I'm
quirer-Sun the figures last night. The digest
shows that there are ,33S hands employed,
against 574 in 1888 Following IS a table
showing the values Of the various properties
Aggregate value or lands Sl.1lu,l 2U. aggregate
value OF city property 20 432 So, value Of hank
shares state or NATIONAL 500 90 surplus
ana undivided profits bank Sli5 42O, build
ing and loan stock OF non borrowers. etc,
S267620 real and personal property OF
light panies 50 00J. money and debts. In
GLIDING notes, etc. ]. 400. $50. merchandise OF
every kind SI.079 40 capital invested in ship
ping, etc, T3O.300,i stocks ana bonds 460, lSo,
cotton manufactures 81 AS4 200. iron works,
tOundries etc. 1905 0l5 household and kitchen
furniture, etc, $4,000 watches, silverplate
ana ]eWelry $40 $50, cattle and stock Si81, 40
plantation and ne hanical tools S42 675, cot
ton, corn, crops and prov 8 ons S27g25 value
OF all other property ~ Btu. Aggregate value
OF whole property Sl4 a55 go. he total yaIu-
alton is decrease from THAI Of last year all
along the line.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-08-05

Per steamship Kansas City for New York
Hinely, DR. c Schley, Reich and son,
N d Potter, M smith, II Gilbert and wife,
5 II Cook and wife, + p McSweney ) z Van
Duzen, Miss Julia Remshart, Mrs H Rems-
hart, Mr. Sammls and family, Mrs Merktns,
Chas Stern, Willie Bouhan John Bouhan,
Mrs VIM Bouhan, q Dryfus, Geo M Parker,
5 L Price, Mr. Moore, ST John Moore, +
Whitcomb, F C stephens H II Alexander, g
D Wheatley. Miss Wheatley, Geo r Burdick,
f F Lowell, Jr, w e Law, + Wachstein, H E
Clark Chas l. Carter, f z Nichols, o 2
Ravens, R w Adams, n Adams, Jas Smith
and son. Mr. Polhill Mr. Reed r. Greenwood,
Z f Magill, N Soloman, II Roberts, Miss A
Wheatly, Miss f Wheatly, Cyrus Sharp, Jr,
j l. Graham, w NJ Henderson and wife,
Blume c b Rogers, u Chambliss and wife,
Ben Gilman, F w Brady, Miss Snider, Mrs
w Peck, A ) Ford, II Payne, r b Taylor and
wife, Mr. Thweat, j ID CarsweH, G Burruss
II Owens, Mr. M Jorcana, Albert Shields.
Dora Greentree, II H Wood and wife, MISS
Beuning, Miss Cohen, Capt Ii NJ c Smith and
wife Miss NJ d Smith, Mrs w M Dixon. Mr.
Adair, MIR Hopkins, z J Smith, J t Teusman,
julius Olesner, c e Owen, Miss Gazan, Mr.
II Platshek, Hogan and wife and mother,
w d Wilson.
Per steamship VIM Crane for BALTIMORE
C V Hanes and wife, Mr. and Mrs 4 Townes
X I Yardby. A Dorretee, Edward Ormston,
A Bailey, Miss Bailey, 7 Grasby
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-08-05

Charleston. Aug 4-Cleared. schrs Fran,
Vanderchen, Crawford, New York; Edna and
Emma, Richardson, Baltimore.
Sailed. schrs Nancy Smith Smith. New
York; Edith. Linnell, Port Antonio and Nan.
chiGneal
Beaufort Aug ARRIVED, schr Harry Pres.
colt from New Haven.
Port Royal, Aug ARRIVED, steamship
Ranmoor from Las Palmas.
Sailed, steamship Aislaby for United King
dom.
Georgetown. Aug 4-ArrIved, schr Wacca
nav, Squires, New York.
Key West Fla. Aug 3-Entered, Leona
Wilder. Galveston; Mascotte. Decker. Tamna,
Cleared, Eeona, New York; Mascotte.
Havana
Port Tampa. Fla, Aug 3-Sailed, steamshin
Arkansas, Burney, New Orleans via Punta
Gorda.
Arrived, steamship Pawnee [Brl Aiken.
head. Havana.
Jacksonville, Fla. Aug 4-Entered. steam.
ship Seminole Chichester, New York and
cleared to return.
Cleared Lois V. Chaples, Grace, Phlladel
pha.
Port Eads, Aug ARRIVED steamship
Architect IBrl, Thompson, Liverpool; Elec.
trician, Liverpool
Sailed, steamships Elmar. New York. s
Pizzatl Ceiba; Colonta, bordeaux; Highland
Prince, Genoa via Venice; John Wilson,
Bluehelds.
New York. Aug 2-Arrived, schr Edgar @
Ross. Quillan, Georgetown.
Philadelphia, Aug 2-Cleared, schrs Island
City, Voorhees, Savannah; l. s Levernv.
Bowen, CharlestOn Richard F HARLEY, Chase,
Savannah.
Antwerp, Aug l-Arrived, bark Carmel
[Norl, Anderson. Darien.
Bristol, Aug Arrived, bark Onward INorl.
Frolich, Savannah.
For additional shining news
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-08-05

Per Charleston and Savannah railway. Aug
- cars crude oil, cars wood. cars stone,
l car beer, , bales hides
Per Central Railroad, Aug 4-28 bales cotton,
car grits, ] car meal 3 cars hay, cars corn,
/ car hour, cars meat, IL cars melons, car
ice, cases eggs. . bdls hides, , bales wool
II bbls rice, IS tons pig iron 1856 bbls rosln
2>6 bbls spirits turrentne.
Per Savannah, Florida and Western rail-
way, Aug A bales cotton, , cars melons L
cars rock 2, 25O bbls rosin, Az bbls spirits tur-
pentine, ,25O crates vegetables, SO bbls pears
boxes fruit, cars phosphate, 20 cars lun-
Der, l car croSsties, 10 bales hides, 10 bales
wool, 16 bDls wax, car iron, cars coal, Z
cars coal ? cars oats ; cars hay car -four.
Per Florida Central and Pennsular rail-
way, Aug 4-547 boxes tobacco, car melons,
bbl rice, 2l2 bbls rosin; lib bbls spirits tur'
pentine, cars lumber
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-08-05

Total exp'tS thus
for this week. SIT l,24i

New York, Aug 4, noon.-Cotton futures
opened nrm at the advance, as follows:
August, d5lc; September, 62c October,
TOc; November jsc; December Bs1c;
January. vac.
New York, Aug. 4, 4p, motion futures
closed steady, with sales Of gIUu bales
as follows: August, 64656 &C: September
osW6 CSC; october, 6 1906 re: November
6 s3116 SIC; December & y2al6 y3c; january
q eN@5 OOc; February, 0Ud7 07c; March
iG5 l5c; April 79od72ic; May POO
2Tc
New Orleans. Aug. 4-Cotton futures
closed steady, with sales OF 1880 bales.
as follows: August 8 44c, September 8 nc.
october 42c, November 50c. December
651c, January U5c, February 8 7ic, March
nc. April SIC
New York Aug. 4-The total visible
supply OF cotton for the world is 932aQ,5
bales, OF which ,s6} 765 bales are American.
against 2,giIS55 and 205l $50 bales. respect.
lively last year Receipts this week AT AN
interior towns 40i3 bales Receipts from
plantations 35s bales Cropin sight 7. 1856. 4sO
BALES.
New York, Aug. 4.-The suns cotton report
says; "l here is an idea that the tariff will
soon be settled and the trade reason that n
settlement OF this question will cause re-
vival Of business. The crop news was genpr.
ally favorable, but there were some reports
Of too much ram In parts Of the Atlantic
states. ana OF not enough rain Ina some parts
OF Texas. Cotton on the spot here was higher
and there has been good demand OF late
There was narrow speculation, but more
disposition on the part OF some operators fo
cover and prices were higher here and OF New
Orleans
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-08-05
For additional shipping news
see other columns.
Notice to Marlnera.

The United States photographic once has
been removed from the basement to the first
floor of the Custom House, and now occupies
the Office in the northeast corner Of the
building
Pilot charts and all photographic informa-
ton will be furnished masters of vessels free
Of charge in United states photographic
once in the custom house. Captains are re.
quested to call at the office.
Reports Of wrecks and derelicts received
for transmission 20 the navy department.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-08-05

Cash quotations were as follows; Flour
was dun and steady with prices unchanged.
Wheat-No. spring 525sM5}Bc; No. 2 red
52ssc. Corn-No ,, 495c. Oats-No. 2 29as6A
29Ac. Mess pork, per barrel, Sl3 006i3 22l%
Lard, per 100 pounds, 81 O7l56t7 10 Short
rib sides 86 S5la@6 30 Dry sailed shoulders,
50 OQ@6 l2!a short clear sides, 81 1!1aQ87 37H.
Whisky, 81 %
Cincinnati Aug. Flour spring patents
IS S5gS ~: ditto fancy g. 73M5 "; ditto
family ~ j502 50. Wheat quiet; No . red
4s}ac. Corn advancing but quiet No ,
white 53Hci No. mixed and white 52c;
Bic; No red 8O.ac No white 1910. Rye
No ?, 45c Pork-mess Sl3 %; clear mess
Sl4 25; family ST. -, clear family Sl3 25 Lard
steady; steam leaf, 7src kettle dried 7Hc.
Bacon steady; shoulders 81 90; short rib
sides s. o. short clear sides IS I2B Whisky
hrmer at 81 %
st. Louis Aug. 4-Flour market steady;
spring patents g 55Q12 20; extra fancy ~ 10
az 10; fancy " 00QD2 10, choice Al 756Gl so
Wheat closed the same as yesterday; August
4shci september 4Bwc. December 52bc.
Corn higher; August 4sc; September 47a{c;
TENDER 3096c May ydRc Pork-staudard
mess, selling, BIB 2B0l5 IS; on orders sl3 o..
Lard, prime steam q 80; choice g. 02@
Dry sailed meats-shoulders g. 90: longs and
clear RIBS 81 10; shorts a. o. Bacon-boxed
shoulders u 2A longs ~ -; clear ribs g. s7is,
shorts s. OOuS l2m. High wines firm at Al %
baltimore Aug 4.-tlour dull. unchanged;
western superne ~ 7O0l 0O western extra
& Og92 BOZ western family 81 5O12 10; win
ter wheat patent r. 90lD3 10; spring patent
- lODS 7bi spring straight SO 1903 80, Wheat
hrmi No. red, spot, SO bGt5lc; August
53BWAlci september 5H4Q5liac; December
bsAa5,tsc, steamer No. 2 red 5O%0l5ic:
milling by sample, 54G155c Corn dull mixed
spot 5!lac bid; August 52lbu md southern
white 63G55c, southern yellow d5sc Oats
fairly active; No white western 3g03qibc,
No. mixed western 5G536c Rye dun: No
Z. 44e. Hay steady; good to choice timothy
el' W4l5 ~ Grain freights was unchanged;
steam TO Liverpool per quarter Is. August;
Cork Tor orders, per quarter, 2s 4lsdd2s rad;
cotton ana nour unchanged. Provisions firm
mess pork Sl4 70. Bulk meats-sh0ulders &c;
snort rib sides sac; clear sides 81 &c. Sugar.
cured shoulders 9'ge; hams. small l4l4o,
large 49,. Lard refined sAc Butter nrn;
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-08-05

Per steamship VIM Crane for Baltimore
PAS bales cotton. 2,2T5 bbls rosin. - bbls rosin
oil, 20 bbls spirits turpentine, 04 feet
lumber. 35 bales domestics, 80 bales sweep
ings, 81 bales wool, 53 bdls hides 17S pkgs
mdSe.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-08-05

The tone Of the market was firm for NJ and
below, and nothing doing In \, window glass
ana water white. The following were the
quotations for the same day last year: A b,
9 and d, Soc +, soc; F 95c; @, SlO0; II, Sl.15:
!, $50: K, ~ 10. NJ, s225; n, $780, w G.
S3.25; w w, $3.50.