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An Important Announcements

About six weeks aro, while at business. I
WAS Suddenly attacked with excruciAting
pains tn my feet, knees and harfs- So severe
apd s ~ two .n az th1ee asss my snta msi
swollen TO almost double their natural size,
and sleep was driven from NE. After suffer
using iiniments and various other remedies.
q friend who sympathizci With my helpless
condition. said 10 me:
Why don't You set swift's Specific and
ct once secured the S. S. s.. and after
refreshing sleep. In q week / fell sreaiiy
benefited. In three weeks could sit up and
walk sbo,t tho room. and after using six
since fhen I have been regularly al my post
OF duty. and stand on my feet from nine 20
ten hours day, and AM entirely free from
N iny case. ard I viii caerrfufiy answer ali
inqnirsss relative thereto. either In person or
by mail THOMAS MAhxIiIiE
II ". 18th street., New York City.
NASHVILLE TENT have waried OF n SO
we're attack OF rheamsissm by timely resort
20 Sgift's Specific. In Mi cases where per.
nsaneat relief is sought this medicine COM
hat thoroughly erssiicaies the seeds Of els
case nun VAC Rev. ". 7. H.rnrsox. DID.
Srw YORK. 81 I'm Ayx-After spending
sso 10 he relieved ~ iIioca Poison without
worked perfect cure. g PORTER
VIENNA. Gs.-My little riri, agrt six. and
hoy. aSed four years had scrosoia In tho
worst aggravated shape. They were runy
and Slckiy. Today they are hsalthy and ro-
Dl.st, ali the result u taking s. 5. 3.
jog T. CotIfEs-
Iapr LAKE. srxrxr Co. fIs--Your s 9.
s. has preNcsi n wonderful srcccss IN ny
case. Tee HeAnrer "a nay fsce. no doubt,
woasld havc sooa hurried l,e 60 my grave. I
Do think II Is wonderful. and has uoeqoal.
r. II. Basn, Poe tnaaSter.
Waco. TEXAS, Nay ., IssS.
s. s. Co. Atlanta. Ca
Sentlssssesl- now ing that You appreciate
voluntary testimonials. We take pleasure Tn
stating that ere ~ osir lady customers has
Fexained her health By the use 81 four large
luttses Of year great rxfncty. after having
been an Invalid faf several year.. Her trct4fsls
VIVA sStrs me debility. rssss4 by dlsfasss pc
cQiiar 80 her 81. WILLS s Co, Druggists.
ThY~e hesass mail, q free on application
All druggists Sell - 5. s
tbs SWIFT SrErIFfr Co.
Drawer s Atlanta Ga
A.fk ifFshsx1WAE
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Tie anHu2i nee1fnx a q. f,ssron xusd
zfon hran<h ~ he Woxauss Nnarsl
q Msseiorss Of ftse fxrife eunSa met q =
e NE szstsng rink. ss4 was cFened
by prsyer b. Mrs. Z tsneeoe 81 this city.
Aoswtfhss&f9inx the divssssn u fhe xss,,
sfsl assor5sfien Of Oregon aud v sshtaxxsa
ssrusory. y sas shU1xhf unsfse 20 dirtds
cripple snA greatly rrexra IN worK.
Thorough reFfsfsxz u sh< eas<sis,srs,r,
wxs made aud oesce~s fer ensuing yea.
sser1e9- - fellow r essdens- MS 81 n
ksii-, Of fsre<< Gfgves vies-pF.s1terr. Mr.
g x. Teraplssoa. ef Portland aozne .re-e
fary fas pfexsa. Mr. Geo. n. Lee, 81 Pen
Miss Carrie Waite. II Aaasps.es. Ss~rfxss
ard fs<nrf3nx seerrssrv. Mr. l. y. Reeves,
Of seattle; trensar~r. Mn H. l. Ksscs, 81
sesttie auditor. Mrs.. :. Gr-ens, Of seattle
Local sIezrEEapxsTs.
Puget .sunA association, Mrs. " y
pawssn, seattle: Willamette association,
Nrs. Belle " Cock. saiem Upper CoiaIn-
hta association. Mrs. J. A Perkins. fsssixx :
Nidf;e Columbia association Mrs. AstsSy.
Use Dzsisss YAxims association, Mrs y
b woodccck, raksma.
pat year. Of which siaq wss given % ,nake
mp dr;cst the prersosss year. Two hnn-
i-ef aud efsg ,ss111arz were piec1t<t 20
wards Ms. nelbys-nk's sslsry, ~ hitherto
fshs Il missionary In Afrsrst. and t2t1
towards ssEps-srt u Mis- fsnsoa- ssao vD<s
90 Japan from California. making fofai
uf $50 pledged dssfssx the egsnlflg year.
AZ the Replies, Of President FliEs Hiss
f.xrrie white Vas appointed To VISIT Yarssr
uBsFerrify n iss next commencement, and
prsxcrs the ea1ssr ~ missions "a the stu
dents and community.
u wss voted 20 request al aaxi.iaries 90
bold saank-osserfHx meeting. in view of
the unexpected success sf,she work during
The past yesr
II wss deesded ~ meet wifh the Oregon
general association nexf year. Adjourned.
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s.ssfsr Beek. In Ms Ex<sss@ens,
Ksrgse - urep - Dsssanee flag
Hniximo<< Aaz<rirxa
Jus Previous - the f5naI race AZ Ivy
City track on the last aay Of the meet
ing LIST week. Senator'S Blackburn
kussss and Hampton entered the phi
vxte rocra Of the Jfckey Cab. af the
track. 10 partxke Of the liquid and
sosjd hospitality provided by the man
aTement The talk was naturally
about horses and rarinx. . sab
jer1 with uh5rh EaT kf,urn.
with his Kentucky training, Il
more familiar tiaa the sagSn.
They re gos. Beck IN the Judges
stand fer the next race, zee, said
senator Blackburn, as he deity
mixed whisky sour for Senator
Eustis. remember once when there
wxs q great race On the Lexington
cour>e- IL was nsile heat. In which
Aiexsnder's great tiify ard prumis-
ing colt from Lexington sere in the
race. together with half 4 sioxen other
horses. | Was in the judges stand.
atd Beck was appointed distance
judge IL was . serYsfScxIly exciting
race Aiexanderss fiily and the Lex
ingfon colt made the running. and il
vas death struggle down the stretch.
Everybody was wildly excited. The
horses came down the stretch neck
and neck The vast erosd stood up
and yelled like demons. The close
ness OF the finish Vas rsarveaousiy ex-
citing. Everybody WAS yelling and
throwing their hats In the air. The
crowd danced like fiends and shriskesi
ike dervisbes. Beck was carried away
gith the excitement. He threw the
distance flag on TO the turf and joined
IN the general yeli for the Lexington
horse
when the heat was finished the
Jockeys on the two leaders and their
owners came 20 the judges and asked
how many horses had been tisfarrei
They said they supposed none had
been shut out. a. The lag had not been
dropped. Then there was a big pro-
test. knew that foar OF the horses
had not got inside 81 the flag, and one
of them had been distanced by 800
yards After considerable wrangling.
il was decided 10 send for the distance
judge. SO Beck xas sent for and
asked about ID.
Well. gentlemen he said, YOU
may cashier me or hang me, or rule
me OF the track, or infiict any pun
ishment the enornity Of the offense
got 20 excited ] forgot
all about the dag, and threw il away
when / saw that magnificent finish
THE result was said senator
Blackburn. ''that ali the horses were
allowed a start in the next heat.
Beck swore that he would never 20
in the judges stand again, bat see
he must have forgotten his Lexington
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sorss SHIPPING.


Fleets In thr Order Named.
PoET TOWNSEND. June -. ls.s---Thc
number OF vessels sailing the past week
were two in excess Of arrivals, leaving
he fleet ON the Sound aggregating Is
sails and ~, III tonnage, as against
81 vessels at che end OF the week pre-
vious. OF the inbound fleet. however.
which il large one. several are over
due, and doubtless the Number in port
at the end of the current week will
oyeriop all former records. The PREF
snt fleet in port, moreover. l. an unu-
suaily large one. a gratifying feature
If some recent charters is the fact
that they are for ports never before
shipped 10. opening up new fields for
Sound exports, and indicating that
the enormous increase OF the past tive
years in Sound shipping viii steadily
go on. The British bark Willie Me
Laren, which sailed from Utsaiady on
Tuesday, took the first cargo OF luHi-
her ever shipped to Soruaantown; and
the Hawaiian bark kalskaaa, now load
ing lumber at Gamble for Mahukuna,
takes the maiden earg" from the Sound
10 that port. In this line also are the
charters OF the American ship Sarah ;.
Riagexay ard State OF Maine. to take
lumber for shanghai The Ridgeway
is now loading al Tacoma and the state
OF Maine viii be in in few days.
While shanghai Is not stranger 20
Sound lumber, two contempuraneosss
cargoes. 20 to speak. are unusual asd
regarded as good augury for future
demand.
Be.ow will he found complete list
Of fise sailing fleet at the various ports
an their respective tonnage:
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We append a lew Of the many thousand
H4salifi lei testimonials 81 have Ia cur pos
session ia .spw that the .taFbot{e smoke
Bali" hEs mrf vita aud il entitled 10 gs-
ss<eedeHfsa swonFsE. Ne medicine ever in
vented has beeorae 50 pepssor. over nil
lion smoke Balls" in u-e, and We HAVE
YET "a agAK TIE rinsr sosrLsisE
bad liberation II The lungs Used 70
throw up sfspsfpil OF sfsstc aud rssrYapftss
often a3xcd ir.tA hlo0d. Ny bead was
STOPPED uB with a terrible Ease al caserTh
used the remedies according 20 directions
smoke Ball and Dch<llstsri and in three
weeks time vas as web a. ever was
II Ss-HAEFL. re4 Na,sr; s.. : =.
/ was ATTACHED with hay fever regularly
fsr - sear-. ErsathlnE thronsh the nasal
Eassase Whs an ifnpo>slbiify. ! began 10
ssse the 1art~die smoke Rail. and am COM
r,,efslx esre1 sworn 20 e. HfcE soS. y. J..
/ had what Is termed esiHrrh u The lead
aAd thrses ! used The ''Iarfsp.is SlGose
Bzn. . Aad Il csEsgiefeIy cared ~
ALBEIT HALL. p kearney =.
Can sd my testimony 10 the esf,cacy 81
&C astssslc Sfnake Ball II cured ne II
severe cold and periodical headache. can
r.sf,.ys- mend gt 70 eayoae suffering from
head. threat or iuag troabls.
THO. RRieHEzT.
sarxeyart,cnsFsi, California,
Carlsallc smoke Bali cured me 81 ssfhEn9
ggaSF WALLACE.
SAINT. Western Enion Tel Co. Indianapolis
N enrs-i me- III the wsrst slni Of eAiaFsh.
Gro VI r. SxsrpxE,
Ro4sk kceysY 4. II. & " X. X, indianapolis.
BY use u kAif smoke Bal was eafsd
N rasarrr IET. A. =. SF0CT.
Author 0f Chronology " hrist's Lifts. asid
other ssorks. Indianapolis.
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The announcement Of the Fourth Of

The announcement Of the Fourth OF
July COMMITTEES, which appears in an
other column, should he generally
read. As viii be seen, liberal prizes
are offered for the best decorations
and for the best dispiayS in the process
sion. A desire to enhance the credit
Of the city. as web as the natural de-
sire toexeei, should in'psi The citizens
70 strive for thesa prizes.
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a.snrla,ion Of washing,on.

Il hasing been decided that the Ase,cia'
ton ~ Oregon aud Washington shanld be
Dissolved, aud a. II was necessary 10 have
aps0viSieual organization 20 manage tne
aasgrS ai Washington iaF the ensuing y
Smnnths. tie ministers and delegates from
Washington Territory met 81 the skating
rlak eaA oTxaalred by eieciing Rev, ;.
aNene moderator aad Rev. T.. X Newt~eSry
tiefk. Rev. =. Me3aaapgaN, Rev J. I'D
wards. Rev : t;rcene. Rev II, L. hstc> and
president A. J. Anderson were appointed a
yesnsat,'ce Of fiVe h. prepare constitution
ard hy iaes. appoint temporary Fezi>tras
aaa sneh committees as would le neCs~.
Arg fss tAe tfsntartles of business, 20 -
I'D p,ace ~ next meeting ana prepare a
feogfusarAc lcy the ensuing year
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4 a Aaeyum. secretary Rev. H.v. Rsun-
inFer u1s chpeer 70 pfsneus ~ psisxkoszayv
.osk e ~ fseine nniyenffy Il he eezss-
Adfozruexf.
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ladies' Hairdrnsrina Pasios. corner Main
aud second streets. Sbampooiug and hair
wsfk ~ every description on hand and
made 10 order. apss-enw
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CLARA BROWN
NOTICE.

CHASGE or BEaTH--PAKTTES WISH
I lag the services of the sfesmr- Bee
wlFl find her. when pct eHgsgrd, 81 Has-
rsnx1on & -saith's wharf.
j.ap I'm A. r. sPaf.DfSG. S4sser
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The remedies. smoke BALI aad "ne-
tse.iz,sr aye for sale a.
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; The complete treat
r,eni comprises the
1t ayiolic : M q ke
Ball" and "Deielia.
tor Package. " The
smoke Ran lasts for
months, and Is al
ways ready for use.
The De bel later
makes 4 half gallon
of medicine. and l.
used only once a
day. g. per dirtc-
sio,ls, Thus we ;,cs.
ifiveiy assert that
we have the most
inexpensive RENE
jS On earth and a
remedy free from
complications easy
"a use. and 81 barn
less thar Il can b
atimiu s.esci 10 the
youngest childr n
with iHpuuiiy, Sent
Ia any a,sfsre-s upon
rcesips OF 90
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-12

feeders, fair TO good, g 1913 81; rangers, ordI-
nary 10 good, 81 25G3 81. Hog s-Receipts $500;
shipments zoo; market active and higher, rsng-
ing from IS O065 50. Sheep-Receipts 2gOO;
shipments none; market STEADY; fair to choice
81 O at 90.
NEW YORK, April u.-Beeves-Receipts,
IS carloads for msrseJ; rs carloads for eXpor-
tation alive and.dead .i6 carloadsIfor cty.slaugh-
terers direct; market fairly active and a tribe
hrmeri poor to prime steers 81 2035 40; few
picked extra do S. 6065 IS, ana very DOR to
very good bulls aud dry cows At ST SO6S rs.
Sheep-Receipts 700O; msrket firm for good
stock dull and weak for p0or to common; I'M
snorn sheep sold at ST soar 40; ;unshorn vesr-
lipgs SIS 25GS %; clipped sheep s. 0JG5 80; one
carload choice clipped yearings st 81 so.
KANSAS CITY, MO-. April l1.-Oattls-Receipts
l9f0i shipments $50; the market T. slow; ship
ping steers 5Gl0I lower; butchers steers and
cows steady; good to choice corn FED 81 601
50; common to medium s. 21G4 so; stockers
81 00G2 80; feeders s. coos 60; COWS 81 O06
80. Hogs-Receipts 6OOJ; shipments $500;
market active. strong. and 5Gl0- hi her; rang
ing from s. O)65 80. Sheep-Receipts $50; ship
ments none; market steady; good to choice
muttons 81 E5R5 25; common to medium 81 so
"a 80.
CHICAGO, ILL, April II. - Cattle - Receipts
1900; shipments 500; market weak-a shade
lower; stee s. 3UG 10; stockers and feed
ers s. 3OG3G5; cows, bulls and mixed 81 $50
5 60; bulk s! 4062 So. Texas cattle 81 "a 10.
Sheep-Receipts 1000. shipments 500; marke t
dull ab ut steady atiy-s SIS 25G5 20. western
81 so e5 so. Texans 81 GOA IS; lambs s. O0G6 10.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-12
ON CHANGE.
Spot Cotton Unchanged, Futures
Points Lower-Noney
Market Easy.
Wheat Opened Weak, Fluctuated Mar
rowIy and CLOSED Higher-Live
Stock Transactions Brink.
Daily Local Review.

Daily Local Review.
GAZETTE OyF1u1,
EosT WORTH. TEX. April II. 1888
Wholesalers and retailers have alike
enjoyed good trade to-day.
THE BREADsTUFFs SITUATION.
The official visible supply of wheat
March 81, 1888, was s4,3Si,476 bushel.
Q,053,0 1858 bushels less than week ago)
against 81, SS5,9S5 bushels yesr ago and
1892, 9lS bushels two years ago, III
sol 500 bushels less now than year ago
and IA, 5sS, 1872 bushels less now than two
years ago, or 20,S77, 692 bushels less,
including Minneapolis and st. Paul
wheat stocks. The stocks Of wheat at
five Atlantic ports March 81, 1888, sggre-
gated 4,72s, 064 bushels, against 6,533. 993
bushels year sgo, being q decrease OF
1906 929 bushels, and against 1924 .947
bushels two years ego.
The stock of graded No . red here in
store March 81. 1888, was ], 952. 292 bush
els, against ., 5S7,9l4 bushels year sgo,
being decrease OF 657 1922 bushels. The
stock OF wheat at ten western primary
points March 81, 1883. was 2S,5+7 SIC
bushels, against 40, COS, 524 bushels at the
corresponding d.te in 1887, being de.
crease of 12,147, 94S bushels : Brad.
streets.
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the .dipose tissue. which is I.rgely com.

the edipose tissue, which Is largely com.
posed of carbon. In short, the extra fat
will be burned up. His digestion will be
better, and instead of adding to the lsyer
on his stomach the blood W II build up
the muscles of his arms, legs, back and
thorex. His chest will broaden, the
strengthened muscles of his neck and
shoulders will bring his head up, and he
will acquire fine carriage. The trouble
with fat men Is that they don't persevere.
They keep It up until they begin to feel
so much better that they get careless AID
they fall to gogging themselves and they
get lazy again. But If s man viii stick to
it I'll guarantee that he'll get oil the IN
necessary fat of him, no matter how he
got 1t on, unless drink has brought on
disease SO that he csn't stand any eIer-
else at ell. Exercise will be good thing
for man who wants to stop drink, IS it
helps to tone up the stomach, which is
always weakened by dissipation.
Gas for diet, let him be spsring Of
stsrchy, sweet and oily foods. such as po-
tatoes, bread, sugsr, butter, cream, milk
and fat meat, and eat more eggs, oysters,
lean meats and fish. Il isn't wise to do
this too suddenly, for two reasons: First,
the msn may get di: coursged and rebel;
and second, the stomach may not be able
to stand the entire deprivation OF things
to which 1t has been always accustomed.
"He ought not to sleep too much.
Most people do. 1t is usually said that
eight hours sleep is the proper amount,
but good authorities maintain that man
ought to get along on six hours, and that
seven Is enough for anv adult who is in
good health. Sleep may be, IS ii were,
condensed. think it really does more
good to the mind and the body than when
1t is spread cut 50 thin, IL may use
another figure of speech. Sleep less and
sleep better. Eat less fst-producing foods
and exercise every day till you get into q
perspiration and then take BATH, Is my
advice to your fAt friend"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-12
COMMERCIAL RESUME.


snactal to the Gazette.
NEW YORK. April 1l.-Rsilway bonds
today closed as follows: Fort Worth and
nanver City at 795; Kansas and Texas
"a at 645; Houston and Texas Central
I,s at 1O4; Missouri, Kansas and Texas
c,e at SD: Texas and Pacific terminals OF
50; rios st to.
Money per cent.
Sterling weaker.
Silver 9St.
Governments lower.
Wheat weak.
Oil 7S3
ECoHae 10 TO Is points higher.
E;Sugsr s:eSdy.
GOVERNMENTS, STOCKS AND BONDS.
NEW YORK, April 1.-THE stock mar
yet was quiet to day, and while firm to
strong In the forenoon reacted later in
the dsy and f1al prices show irregular
cbsnoes from those OF last evening. The
opening prices showed irregular changes
rom last nights figures, and the market
vas quiet but advanced trectionslly IN
early trading. The general list continued
steady with & firm undertone while Union
Pacific made fractional gain toward noon
hut after that time there was absolutely
no feature whatever until towards deliv-
cry hour, when weakness WAS developed
in Yaaderbilts and Lake Shore, and
sfterWard Canada Southern made marked
declines. The rest of the market sympa-
thized to limited extent snd the close
was dull but heavy st close to opening
prices in most of the list.
Railroad bonds were dull except Bur
Iingtsn and Quincy. The fluctuations
were very narrow, and while the tone o.
dealings WAS firm, the final changes are
for fractions only, with but few excep
lions.
Government bonds were dull and weak
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COTTON MARK aTg.
New Orleans,

NEW ORLEANS. LA. April 1l.-Ootton-Spot
closed steady and unchanged.
Sales $3.50 bales.
Stock 220.l91.
Low ordinary 71tc; ordinxrJ, Ike; good ordi-
good middiing CSC; middling fair 1O1Ic; fair
1910.
Futures opened quiet but steady ct decline
of points on April, but closed quiet but steady
at an ADVANCE OF ! to poin.s on all months.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-12

NEW YORK. April 1l.-Cotton - Spot closed
quiet and unchanged.
Sales, 262.
Stock, 25S 40.
Ordinary, Leo; good ordinary. s1.c: low
middiing, SIC; lniddling Is l6c: good mid
ding. IL l l6c: middljrR fair 10 ll-l6c.
Futures opened barely steady, point low r
on same month and clio ed quiet but steady at
slight decline on same month.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-12
New York Sun.

The great Orlof diamond, which sur
mounts the Russian imperial scepter, is
the first in size and the third in value in
the world. It once formed the eye of an
idol in temple near Ssringham, India,
whence TWAS stolen by a French adven-
turer. II weighs 1s5 carats, and is valued
az 81, 399, 4lo.
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ON WALL STREET.
The Stock Market Quiet and the Clos
Ing Prices show lire guiar Changes
from Last Evening"

,,,o,a vss Duh and Heavy-rhere wai
Finn Tone to Drsnpgs In
RaiIway Bonds.
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Tho Wool Market.

ST. LOUIS. Mo-, April II -WooI-Market
steady; prices IS follows: Unwashed and
light medium l4G23c: coarse braid l1G20c;
low candy l02lSc; fine light l3el9c; fine heavy
l0617c; tub washed, choice, So; Inferior 8OS35c-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-12
6Rivcston.

GkLvLsTcs, TEX, April H. OottoI-spet
closed dull and unchsDged.
Grose receipts, ESQ.
Sales,
Exports, none.
Shipments coastwise,
Stock 10 2s3 bales.
Rail shipments, .....
Low ordinary, is lsc; ordinary, 1916; 2oad
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Live Stock Markets,

ST. LOUIS, No., April n.-Oattle-Receiptl
$50; shipments 200; market steady; choice
heavy native ete7rs 81 40G5 Is; fair to good
native steers So s0G4 80: butchers steers,
medium to choice, So 1894 20; stockers and
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The Cones E1arkst,

GALVESTON, TEX, April ll.-Coffee-
Unchanged. Wholesale grocers quote:
Good ordinary, l6Hc; fair. lie; prime, Ike;
choice, lSc; Pesberry, l9c; old government
Java, 24C.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-12
Months,
Sales $500 bales.
Liverpool.

Liverpool.
LIVERPOOL, April Il.-Cotton-spot closed
firm and unchanged.
Ordinary AID; good ordinary Sd; low mid
ding bid: middling uplands 5'16di middling
Orleans $40.
Total sales IL coo; American $500.
Imports, 10 900; American, u 600.
Futures closed quiet but steady at an advance
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