davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-11-29
COMPANIA De FERROCARRILES
D E Y L 4 E S T R EC H A

Ei consejo &c adm nistraci6n de esta com.
pahia "a acordado hacer el nombrsnientc
de director gereu te De Ia nisms. medi=pte
conenrso De aSpiFantes, eD la persona que.
tenlendo co ocimientos generates de sdmi
nistraclon, reuna, juicio del cousejo, las
meIores condiciones para 81 baen dssenpe-
no.
Fl cargo esta dotado con ell sueldo de ire.
mil pesos auuales ' el que 10 obteDga debe-
"a pTestar fanza, conslstente en- cincuenfa
acciones de Ia conpahfs, suscritas nom,
bre propio del agraciado.
Las solicitudes Sc dirijiran al que suscri.
be. hasts el dia Jiltimo del corriente mes.
Msyaguez, Noviembre de 1895
D. 81 L. BRAVO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-11-29
FABRICA de COCHES
Dc JULIO II. BER\IRD
ENIt.j{ 10 81 PON E PR

Gn>ILit 10 81 PON EP.R
Con~tsuc,-iones lie CO.
s,hes de todas classes \
tormas con materiaIes es-
cogidos.
Sc hacen composicio-
nes per diflciles que sean
a preclos sumamente eco
nomicos.
Elegancia y solidez Ell
los trabajos que Sc con
ten, tanto en- los coches
de Inca como en- los par
ticulares.
Especial esmero en- los
Pedldos que Sc hagan de
la Isla.
NJ A;-Se hacen negocios sobre csrrns-
les De ms lilo uso.
Sc coospran tsblones 9e osdro.
poGoe. = &c JUNO de- 1895 ait.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-11-29

mansalva en- el Seminario establecido
por los Padres Jesuitas en-. Ia capital
de Puerto Rico...
Recuerdo ! IN buen senor,-qu- eier-
&c De presidente de una audiencia de Ia
Peninsula, a,-el cnal, .iendo chico, Y es-
tando en- aquel Semin ario, fue paste de
Ia intemperaneia de algunos jesuista-,
como Ell Padre Picazo.
No podra. 10, aquel pobre hombre
igvocar la inyiolabilidad de la nagistra
tura. ..
LUIS BoSAFoUx.
de Noviembre.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-11-29
IIe aquf ia coat4sta-i6u del electo.

II
IL a4ul . e9Al7=1 =1a''loH ~ &C.
r. II e.,io a+a comuDi-
u "a - !" - ac+,,aI -
0@'ei i?l' u 3. !, - Cae,a3sd E,.on6.
p1es' = sd;es,. d,,s' '7.l pa{y ia renjdo :
49, l,.;r,r-,.. 80 r--osr narta del
pen pen lssls u1'.h5 P@[1 a25'n1, :. trsbaios
! - ,I-I ..roo,rarns CO
o.ar4.,-,e,, enc dicba 20
a:e4s.3 .;.,+a a1.,>n.S-a 80 Di,ieubre
-,
Aj+o Laror i ,Y4 : M dispense. es
+.1@a III ;r,,arac;.lo rl.t.t..as meno-
~ s;rr;f,.sc;xp li+arsris
E.5;-,1 ~ IL .nr,o ma a;-t.nc;6a
.,a -. ls+: =. .l.sr,norf2 ea, -; cease
49, ;,'+..5~c+f,aI. e-ti.asr. g. honra
,aro TX ~. ..l,.@.e,a XII -s ,s..r.tf-llna
ffa+r,,, III. a.. a,.l 81 asg..a ~.cre-
$50 i 49, a.orda5o 3- "a ,aodesto
,,e,nbr. ,r:.zol@los IL nm y,siosos de
PAIL \. DE-. ..o.. n4afivo tan her
,,oso Iss'a.l.4A
FnI,aro ,}-e1inat.l honor. Nj con
ciencia 10 ne rertnite aceptar IN pues-
70 i nne 10 5levs,i. tiraios ! competen.
cia bastaute: 10 me resigno 4 ace ptarlo,
=abiendo, como e. que nj ingerencia en
el Jurado calf eador "a de guitar auto
ridad al laudo; e decision que lmpone
IA honradez, : que buenamente aeepta
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-11-29

Z u dia un viaiautc de los E,tsdei Uaidcs
Ia eucontro j i dljO que IA ioudiia la cars
tue, blanca hermcsa - le pr n It's ser 81
esposa cuaudo fuera mujsr eoI --te obie
to le euvi6 una gran csntidsd de b<r ouv
nombre debis guardian en- stcretJ JuaDit
Sc desarroll6 siendo Ia mas hermcsa muias
de su comarca
Era admirsda por todos
Tn dla IN joven de gallsrda fgura. tri
gueno y de ojos negros, perteneciente ups
noble familis, Sc euamor6 perdidamente dt
Jusnita, al cual ella correspondio con gran
amor.
/. Habia dos r. zones por las cuales no pcdis
casarse con este hom bre: primera porque es
taba c5mprometida con el yiajero, segunds
porque ella ne guerra casarse con an hon brt
de tez tan oscurs. De la primera difcultad
Sc vio libre porque su compromise cesaba
por la inesperada noticia que el viajante
con quien estaba comprometida, habfa falle
cido FL joven Sc hallaba muy triste y ahi
gido cuando por la noche, en- sus Plegarias,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-11-29

Ea e-e horrible Pot B5u5Ne de Ia
marqaesa que acusa a marques De Nay
vs.: del marques que aeu-a Ia marquee
-; del cura Rosseiob qne acu-a al mar
CUES del marques que acusa al cura, y
de os hl5o- del marque. que le acusaron
en "a instruction le han defendido en-
q vista del proceso, & pobre Lino Me
naldo hizo 81 papel de IA mosca De Gnu
aso FroHo en IA red tendida por Ia Fa-
talidad:-mosca dc oro, que volando, vo-
lando, Sc march6 de este mundo nfa-
me-.
En- loS E,tados nidos Sc ha linchado
reeientemente : IN negro qne yiol6 u
asesia6 I una mujer. >e e 9uem6 4
flego lento, delante de -i4te mil perso-
nas. FL marido De a yictima encendi6
Ia uira
K laztina qpe 10 ria en- Francia ia
ley de Lynch Casi to1oe el mundo ira a
Bourges, donde cel6brase el proceso. pa
"a linchar 81 marques, "a narqu4sa.
! 81 cura, : toda IA familia 10 que
es 70, iria aunque fuese a pie Y mendi-
gando "a intemperle & 10 largo del ca
milo, como deseaba ir Menaldo para
acariciar 1 20 desnaturalizada madre, que
le tuvo oerca tantas yeces siD darle un
beso.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-11-29

ell Certamen que ha De celsbrarse en- 81
pr61imo mes De DicieDbra, cuyo7 tema-
= expresan en- 4 margen.
10 que tapgo q gu-to de comunicar
= Y. ;. para n corocimlento, esperando
Sc sirva ife-tarme, IA brevedad Po-
sible. 81 conformluad en- aceptar ei re-
ferido cargo, obsequiando al los de-eo7
L.. esta corpoTecion.
dos guarde Y. :. maehos amos.
Puerto Rice - IL Novietnbre De
1895. (. dc -4rreehe y -fudi11o.
Sr don Quintin Negr6n 5anjnrjo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-11-29

E-te monstruoso proceso, que Sc IA
lara malana, arroja Ia ensenanza, entire
otras, del peligro que c3rren los ni1os
q quienes padres irretiexivos colocan en-
colegios sacerdotales ;Qu6 de iniqui-
dades, jamas referidas, Sc cometieron a
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-11-29
Ponce l5
A una desposada
DEL CATALAN

Fel ii, risn+Tla, ansiosa, enamorada,
b sltub6Lica- flores coronado,
su-na= con embriagarts en IA dulz4ra
De q luna de MEL que, 3legre, empie
con palidos refejos de ventura,
Y = eclipsa eEtre nnbes De tri>t-zs
Iras breves horas de fugaz delirio.
POGO 4 POGO esas flores peregIina-
desh0j jada- caeran: mss -us espina-
formaran tn corona De martirio
p
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-11-29
oANDANDO 0

l.4
HS cosa lnauulla ~ g U9-7i -7.'' Y
con que = eA PL0Sa az ~ i" Pc,
Sa lnconolclona5' q! re5e.-lss t q q
au' ell.l emo ue las re-ol l a. z
eleIc-clo oe de5ecnos :, s:iio iIcoH = :
oies POI pa - oei : liIiano' .
mp a-'s c.on, Ell IN, eH''e nos
'l0s 4 o' !. au'onolHla, l :
80 "a - 9 - -
I2'-lo - : 1-5I19 :. -
~ " IT y = l,,oe.o4 :. -.
cA r ~ 60. - r.
i' H..-' -
a7as
,~oo;o
.5 .,,.as+rs ,-@1+ 80
t',-C Ii.+or;a r.,,e +ra = o,,a - :,
i XXX da es+5 : NM
la;os III s4r rd,a ,or 4;ar77,ic
ds+r5s ii c.,;s, sol+aIa s,,s ,,arros
ol.o,, X .4oa r.. IL
Jes+ro4sran oa,f,a no bnb;era
s;5o bi,.>a 5 1-an+,,ra5l,
indig-Ta
nj as he ais+ar,5tica i dafan.
ca del n~Ccedi,,;en+o ;r+oC,ris+o
one 10 dafend.n con noron0so as,
fla nari6dicos rA]ativ5noan+a il,-e-
trados ona saban sin d17d l. n7a
"a tianan an4ra 1,a,-oe asf co1,,o
con estiIo nadas+ra ! ineonorfa
bic bacen lo mismo nobras boias
ona II eoni5ndoIae calzarfan Ios
nnn+os AZ aoneIIos enconstados
rong6naras = ona nor cons;
entente ,io6en1 tai rez sin que
senan 10 o1e sionen 81 imnnl |
50
NIian+ras 4an+o = Iii nrocad;
r,ianto ast5 Observation-Disclosures das- |
acrad;tado ia nro,,aC,anda me
en- contra Sc hace en- Ia Penlnsu
la no puede ser mas act'va II Ell
caz
Les sucede con este 10 que les
acontece con Ia revuelta de Cuba.
y ue!an por e. mundo entero las
notlclas; es declr el mundo ente-
70 70 conoce Ia Yerdad de 10 que en-
Cuoa sucede, mlentras que aqul
nada sabemos, es declr, NADIA con
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-11-29
D!ESTRO SlNIESTR0
Pues senior, vamos progresando.

Pues senor, vamos progresando.
Juana Diaz, el Versailles de Ponce
como solemos llamarle ponposamente.
sc "a colocando, POGO q POGO : plan pia
nito. NADIA menos que Ia altara de Pa
RS de Francia.
10 nos referimos. como supondra e
discreto lector, 4 los adelantos materia
les: de ESQ no hay que hablar
En- este punto, ALI, como en las de
mas poblaciones de Ia isla, Ponce inclu-
sive, marchamos s paso de toItuga.
Nos referimos al desarrollo alarmante
que van adqDiriendo entire Ia iuventud
desocnpada dc aquells villa ciertos re-
tnamientos IL, ds Siecle, tai como el use
aun el abuse de Ia morf1 a.
No hace mucho los agentss del senof
Carlo sorprendieron un clrculo vicioso,
donde los inicia los sc congregaban, con
objeto de entregarse esa funesta COS
tumbre, absorvieudo tan peligrosa subs
tancia por medic de inyecciones hipe-
dermicas.
.Ab, degenerados
f local donde celebraban zus reunio-
mes parecia una rebotica.
Ali tesian 4 mano gran cant;dad de
morfDa, uua baianza de precision, je-
riguillas Y otros ohismes apTopiados al
caso.
Hay motives fundados para Greer que
DO e ese 81 tInico ceItro de ilatoric0ciS54
is1ltu pelt0 c0ut;i1u0, que 1iste en- squel
pueblo.
E lector curioso querra saber segu-
ramente como proceden los asociados
para i1s0culorSe
Ia opsraef51e Is sencHa
y no ofrece riesgo olgueo,
-oqeu ma ieris.guiH4
= . j6rlnqan i 1u1o.
Despnes, como Sc supone,
queda el jeringado en ascua-,
! al POGO tempo se pone
mas al@gre que unas pascuas.
d sus penas 81 o.v1o:
sin que nadie Il coarte
habla como IN descorrido
por los codos Il otra parte
Y ahuyenta, al fn, su tristeza
por ese medic que alab4
De este modo es como empieza,
\ 3 yeremos como acab8.
>in saber cuando ri como,
$ l.eva q yIc;o al extreme
Sc truaca en un hecce- homo
&c decir, en hecce- memo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-11-29

JABON HAMAMELIS SULFUROSO.
DEL DOCTOR ROSA
Al fin &c seis meses. eI joven Sc presento
Juanita con su cara blanca como IN Jazz
min.
Sc casaron ) fueron Ia pareja mas feliz de
la terra.
y 50 boticario no tiene este Jab6n dfgaIe
que acuda al sefIor don Fidel Crulllermety.
de San Juan de Puerto Rico.
NoViembre II de 1925 = ns
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La DemocraciA

le contest6 el ronquido del mar Y el sor-
do rodar de las olas en- mbravecidas j.
Fne llevado 4 Is roca de Ia Fusarella
atravesaudo el sendero de los peatones
saltando por Gina de IN monton de pie
dras que tienen IN metro de altura, 6
de una escarpa De IN metro de alto POI
otro De ancho
"a estaba Cd 70 alto del tablado, 90
bre las rocas. sobre Ia bascula -. Fal-
taba empuiarlo para ESQ estaba ALI e
padrastro
De 81 paso por e mundo quada IN
baulllo con una raida chaqueta de cole
glal unos zapatos enmohecidos por q
tempo una cami.s ensan grentada IN
escapulario ' IN crucifjo que le pusieron
por isri en- el colegio de Sodoma
/ n olor s cosa podrida ..... n
zumbido de moscas -.
Este infortunio sin nombre trae al re-
cuerio elinfortunio del nino Pedrin con
"a corona de espinas sobre Ia yerma
cpmbre del Esc5ri2l picoteado por las
alimanas despues ie haber sido picotea-
do por los hombres ..
-. Sabe uste.i lie pregunt6 el pre-
siente-quitn recogi6 81 cadaver del III
no abandonad por u-ted sin darle se-
pultara Ge7aes p0bres Yue Suelen te7.er
uleior c0rozl5t q2tc las qeuteS ricas.
[ nos pescadores De ico-Equense
una de las chozss de Is playa unas
pescadoras pusieron 81 yerto cuerpo so
bre IN blanco lienzo. Encendieron ci-
rios Rezaron por el alma del angeli-
to-. Lloraron tambien por ei...-.
40 habia hecho dano / nadie, como
no fuera ei da1o de haber nacido. Creia
que tenia madre, porque no Sc mace por
generaci6n espontanea. La necesitaba,
Ia pedia. Ia imploraba con lagrimas en-
los ojcs
s listed me dice d6nde esta- escri-
bia al marquts-ire eorriendo i besar-
la...
I" "T1 eres dichoso-decia uno de sus
condisclpulos,- ,-puesto que tienes madre.
70 no 10 SOY porque no Ia tengo. All.
por yer s . mia, Dor yerla una sola yez,
mendigsria Ia intemperie, 10 largo
De as carreteras
La marquesa le veia de vez en- cnando
FL Il preguntaba llorando '.sqQ'tn e.
III mauTe, Ella no Is dl.O unca !.
III Tu ma3re soy yo.-
Una paleta, madama Layallee dor
cans, escribi6 IA marqaesa euando
nuri6 IA nodriza del nino
Contidente lie sus secretos y pc
sarez. mas de una yez Ia console de los
alaImantes suenos que ID producia el re-
cuer3o del gracioso nino que IA Proyi-
dencia K conf6 Para ella, 4 era gu
hijo Para q nino, ella era 81 madre
Pobre mujer, cuanto le guerra.
y elale solo, triate, encerrado, y lloraba,
Lloraba Despues, una tarde, Is die
ron bruscamente "a noticia de IA muerte
del nino, : ella tambien se muri6 ;Oh,
senora Paril IN nino tan encantador
era ante Dios una talta iusignifcante.
si4mpre reparable, Pero abandonarlo
ndvtenso manos impuras \ crueles.
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The schooner Fiwood. capt Chester. IS
FRI PORE taking on supplies for Alaska. aud
expects 20 leave Monday evening for
cooks -inlet The Eiwood is one NJ the
bose known schoaners on tho Coast, and
gained ,-onsi3erab}- newspaper uotoriety
several months aEo by coming io contact
with an ireherE waite MP North. and eS-
rapiur unharme3 after "a terrible eX-
t.ariance. capt chester believes that
tfore is money 20 - made by carrying
suopltoS ~ Alaska and selling them -
tAe miners ana it is for that reason that
hs IS loading tho Flwood with "fhe best
IN ha found in che market II he finds
fhAt there IS a Froat in taA business ia
WILL continue carrying supplies between
PaEet sound AMI Alaskan ports. Tne
a.aood capt Chester thinks. VIII make
go "trip ~ Cooks iulet ln about fifteen
saws . sire encounters favorable winds.
ans Err 70 event does Pc believe that she
vtH te more thar thlrtv days On her
re-I~a frin tn~ FIwno1 sVpe-ss n make
srpa money by tshiGK tor halioIt.
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WENT BACK TO BED To DIE.
Asthma Suddenly Carries on suffer
ing InhDrNr.

George Ferrari. 4 laborer. was found
dead in bed in the basement under T..
Champoux's saloon. at 81 Washington
street yesterday afternoon. about i:So
O'Clock Ferrari had been working In the
saloon as porter. but had been Ill for
about six months with an aggravated
attack OF asthma
Yesterday morning ne tried 10 perform
his duties in the saloon. but was so IN
we'll that ne went hack TO he'd. About l.
O'Clock he was alive. as some Of the reo-
ple about the saloon heard him cough
ing. At 40 o'clock August Marcoux
went down stairs 70 see how he was
getting along and discovered that he Was
dead
Coroner Askam. Deputy NJ. NJ Teater,
Detective Phillips and Capt. Hogle in
Vestigated the case. after which the re-
mains We're removed TO the rooms of the
Seattle Undertaking Company.
Ferrari was SHiss-italian and has
lived In this section for some time. work
f~~ most OF the time in logging camps
about the sound For the last TWO years.
however. he has ekei ont an existence by
sweeping and Scruhhleg Ch9mpouXs sa-
loon. Ferrarri WAS a cousin Of Louis
Mar. tho proprietor 81 the Naisou Richie.
low Tor'oni. who committed suicide in
tbls city YEAR ago. Guisetto Marioni
az san Francisco. IS a cousin Of the dead
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REPORTS CONFIRMED.
Interesting tn Merchants.

II is true that the WoonsOcket Rubber
Company have enlarged their plant TO
manufacture a special line Of rubber shoes
for inc city trade. The production OF
Rhode Island brand this season will excel
for quality and style the best second
grade ever made heretofore. our solicit
tors will explain the advantages OF Rhode
Island hunting knee and short boots.
Certainly our duck boots are stOuter than
stout. and our pure gum Sampson boots
are superior to crack, anti-crack rubber
boots Woonsocket Rubber Company. +.
Ephraim. agent. a. First street, Portland.
Or: rs Battery street, San Francisco.
Cal: also ny the wholesale house. North
western Shoe Company. Seattle, Wash.
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Ihc NXnX 10 Please Mon.

After a man has breakfasted on Sun
day morning and has nice slice OF the
delicious Imperial brand ham or piece
of crisp, sweet Imperial brand bacon he
feels I'm good nature for the rest Of the
day Wives who want To give their hus-
hands a truly palatahle breakfast VIII
serve them Imperial brand. home-smoked
hams or bacon. Money cannot buy bet
ter. and they cost no more than the other
kinds. They are made from selected
Washington raised hogs and are cured
upon the most scientific methods by the
Pacific Meat Co. at their packing houses
at Meeker Imperial brand lard is guar
anteed 10 be absolutely pure asd IN
adulterated Ask your grocer for the
Imperial brand. Sold everywhere.
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for putting a black eye on a comrade Mr..
Crawford leaned back in his chair and
said: To think that Patricio Caroline,
the great Italian acrobat who used TO
perform ia amateur entertainments in
Yesler hall TO the delight of admiring
thousands. should come TO this Is some
thing terrible Patsy only smiled and
marched off 20 jail after learning that
the time he had been I'm jail prior 10 the
trial did not count on his sentence.
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~ + LArktn. proprietor ct tHe Amer
scar No'fl ON Washington street. was ar
eu.tte} sa the uua3eipaI court yesterday
afternoon of the charye 81 aSsaultioS
Artr.lr - .t'orgui r. autl e FEW laws "a Z
-oek 80 tse establishment TIE f~ouhIe
ees over wages Mccormick refusing %
'rssr fre place 4r;G he vas paiE The
es teaee as 30 ere actual ocrsl.-taces vas
..n-Ht--.-E
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Clerk = ~ Crawford is a regular ~
- -.on-et.a az tire early hsstory - sat
Pc $50 Nss also IRE arSt newseoy sr3
zeNs BE sheRi1 - s.e-tef an honorary
sn~rs Der ~ ere \eReeay's tniol. Whea
Patsy Carroll wzs seat 20 .a9 yesterday
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Fixtures For Sale.

shelves and counters in Butler block
formerly occurred BY city OF Paris DR.,
goods store for sale very cheap. Apply
civ Of Paris. III Second street.
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Balloon ascenslon-,Madison park. Sun
dsy. . O'Clock.
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Excursion TO Snoqualmie falls next sun
day: fare 81.
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For sale-One Halls fireprcof safe: !
Halls hurglsr-proof safe; ! Webb's bur
clar-proof safe. secondhand; cheap.
Empire JeWelry Co. IFS Yesler avenue.
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Balloon Observation-Disclosures park. sun
daN. o.clNEk.
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ra,tp,r s~-ons on Na3eeoa park. SIN
Sass s..tN-E
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ONLY ONE DAY MORE.
That Shonld Complete the
Sonth Canal Subsidy.
ADVERTISEMENT is UP TO DATE.
The Net Deficiency L. Now less Than
S23.oOO After All Deductions
Some Big Subscriptions

Subscriptions ~ the subsidy % 500 ~
~ the Seattle and Lake Washington Wa
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c4lsNeli deai.s;. Reoa = H&l!eS eaA
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T s Palmer. VI. y. (af6itioran....
By Seattle American Dist rfct Teie-
graph Company
Seattle American District
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-14
TRADE NOTES.

,, raiskens and turkeys have been in good
Npp.y al this week
Nh, .he movement of bunk corn continues
,,euer light. local receipts are sufficient
supply the demand.
vs Mr; O. y Watterhouse of wharton, a
H. MY planter and landowner, was in
~ ~ o''y purchasing goods today,
an ,E IL, dried fruit Inc continues to show
viii ",niproVed feeling and the cod weather
-, "opah.y continue the Improvement
sesn,ass is harvest time with the candy
las 20 ana manufacturers. and the IA
VI oFuers IS reported very .argc.
n ovule Of the prominent laundry soap
w. AelurerS OF 81. Louis and else
M p0 nave reduced their Lists WITHIN
y. past few weeks.
pTaSts iaclurefs are looking fer an inn
~ ~ "a demand for builders hardware ana
yItA p,t par!i Z for a revival in that Inc
os u'e coming of spring.
csSt me 1000 ears Of lima beans dried IN
Over i MA THIS season, it is reported thar
olt Of | y, cars have Already been sh.pp,u
cSicsehhss II grain in private elevators in
vhes, gre reported as 5,59d,000 bushels
tats 80 9Io.NO bushes corn, SOS 900 bushels
N "nu '1'tp bushels rye.
Inn Maryland tomato market shows no
narS 0Tr'eHl either as TO prices or de-
Ne general feeling IS strong. hut
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-14
HOUSTON PRICE CURRENT,

tnere appears TO be enough weak hold
ers 10 prevent any advance In prices
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-14

81 ouls December i3.--Wool Is I'M
changed.
New York, December I3-cotton seed
oil quiet
New York. December l3.-Hides nominal
wool quiet.
New Work., December 1s,-Sugar-Raw
firm. refined Quiet.
New Yort December I3--Bar silver Sc.
Mexican dollars re
New York, DocerhAr ls.-clearngs saJ,-
9ass6, balances b.6fa $50
New York, December 13.--Government
bonds st"ad. State bonds dun, railway
bonds firm.
New York, December 13--Total sales OF
stocks today were lsb,30i shares !u"lud-
ms: American Sugar. eX-dividend. 1000.
'mcrican Tobacco lA?ol CHICAGO Gas H.
0j1, United States Leather 6D,s)1
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KANs As CITY.

Kansas CITY, Dec mber l3.--Cattle--Re
oclnts 900. shipn ents 800 Market
steady to strong, Texas ateers 2.G5n3 30:
Texas COWS 2u2.5o, beef steers 3u451.
native COWS l.i0a 30. stockera ana feed
ers a,75uS.60: bulls "a as
Hog Rec"p - 1000. shipmenis i01
2..5n ,. go; heavy 8 2jtf3.i5; packers 325il
p i5, mNed 3.25@a.55; lights 2.5luS.ds,
pigs $685.,
shecp-hecelpt 301. shipments 900,
Market steady Lambs Sni.lO. muttons
sNS.-6.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-14
BOSTON.

Boston. Mass. December I3-T'ho Bos-
toh COMMERCIAL isu.i-t.n w.A bay tOiaVr-
row OF thc wool fnafkel:
me wool aactiOns In London closed
@eak, except on asnt hne stock on w..ica
.AfnerlCan compet.t secured an a.
vance, The boston market Is vely aul
though iassly urn, especially on VAN d
I.eouos. Inc ii.at lot Cf new clip Aus Ia -
ian. 10000 pounus, was sold mere t.,s
week AT oLrrcnt rataA. Arnaricnns has.
oniy purchased 1900 bales IN Aus ra "a
70 date. scarcely moro Than an Ay rae
an or old conditions lna cAp IA LOO.
and competition for good lots Is 90 Blk
y encourage fren purchases. The prom
sed boom In American wool In 1atlepin2
Jut far as mems wear Is concerned
Makes OF oyercating shown at dane d
prices have been set baS TO las. year.
rates and no advance has been sesure4
as expected on Clay dlagounls.
The safes OF the week are 2.s51.b0 pound
domestic an $4,000 pounds fLre. gn, as
againss 1886 900 pounds domestic and 5ss,
200 pounds foreign last week, aud l6227l0
pounds domestic and $4,000 pounds fGreig
Tor the same week last year. The ga a.
70 date show m Increase Of IA Nj, isg
pounds domestic an Al. $50. 100 pounds 1.
ign from tho sales 20 the same date n
1884. The receipts 10 date show a de- reas
OF JsiS bales domestic and an Increase OF
z10,S02 bales foreign.