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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-03-18
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benz 8erltNer Spe5tat, 3eley7.
.9ramm Der &C. g.. Staats3eitung cine
&e6enS6ei6reibung BET Sangert1 @49i az
beth BON sell nger +. ab, tpel6e oariH
alS Die olgetraute 8attin bes. YrtnAel
IteranDer BON 8atten6erg be-.
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gS mar lllts ntht re9t tppbl babel, ba
mir non eiuem 8erihminben 6es Srdlll.
D. Qetitnger aus Berlin ui6ts 9e6ort batten.
Snoelien = Elm Spe;idI; @%orreiponoent aus.
BerIin muBte bod pobl better inter-
rt6tet lein. a -,
Dis unS oantt INNER neucre 8erliner
3eitun9en 3utamelL in tpelden iiber baS
Nuftreten 6es 6r6ut. Qeiitnaer in gon>
serten berf6tet puroe. tuarb uns Der uSpee
siat Correspondent" imuner Derbdbtigey
uno geipann cine unbetmlt6e 9Ie6nlt@tett
nit Dem Grfinoer Der S60ppoz
-gramme.
Ser Beroadt Bat ii6 nun ertpabrt.. Sc
Iiegen uns @iener 3ettungen pom %. Sc
6ruar nor, aus pelden mir erieben:
0aB ni6t Gltia6et1 BON 2eiz
finger pom 8erltner Sbeater, lonz
bern So6anna Warte 3otituger
pot oarmft tti6em 96eater Die
@attin bes 8attenbergers Bepor6en lit,
unb atuar UNI bieielbe l3ett, aIS Die erit>,
~eellanute nod in Berlin lang.
SIT eS bentbar, baB Elm 8erliner SpeSialz
Correspondent bas ntdt gepuBt baben
ioGte? 0rahgt it6 bier ntdt pielmebr Die
8ermGtbung out, Dab Der q ct # 9 60p<
pes in Der SpeSialz& a6ele 9btbetlung Der
81. 9. Staatsaeitung 0epaltet babe 2
8%eanttporte fi6 Seoer Die Sra9e, tuie er
mill.
Srdul. Sobanna Marfe 2otiiuger lit am
IS. Npril 1865 in greBburg geboren. SSbr
8ater mar Brtnatbeamter, tire SHUTTER cine
9eborene 0feier aus 8rfnned in Girol.
Sett 1885 par fie am Darmitdbter Ibeoter
engagirt; I'M Sabre 1887 9~alttrte ite Oreimal
i'm 8erltner Spernbauie unb 3tpar unter
Dem gtamen 2boma, I'M ni6t NIT Der
Getitnger nertpe6ielt gu tperoen. Die Ner>
pe9ielung lit nun bod erfol9t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-03-18
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Die @eigerung Der 6iterreidil6en &egie>
rung, cine genaue, an1tltde OariteQung Der
l1mItdnbe gu ber0ffentIt6en, unter tpel6err
Der &rpnprin3 GM6olf ietne @ee
Iiebte, 6ie Sreitn bon g e a, unb 6ann
it6 ielbit ermorbete, bat ben i3eitungen gus
rppa's tpiufommerle @%elegenbett gegeben, Die
abenteuerli6ften 9tomangebiI6e Oaritber gu
erftHteI. 0aB III Dem &opfe bes UlanneS,
ber ii6 enti6lteBt, iet1em Qeben 9etualtiam
Elm Gn0e Su MAIDEN, 9ar ieltiame @eoanfen
It6 .3uidntmentptrren, lit ia urStDetfelbaft
ri6tts Die na6trdgltbe @rfori6ung bteler
@eoanfen tptr6 ielbit benz geiibteiten Seez
lenfenner itets eiite unl0sItAe Nufgabe iein.
2lber Die dlBeren nmitdnoe, unter tpel6en
Der Wforb unb Selbnmoro erfolgt, t0nnen
babel immerbin gang nii6tern unb retSlos
iein. Sn bielem Gimme i9iIoern bic
vOtiin6e1er 9aeuen Tabrtdten" Die ~ irf>
ltde Babrbett Der 8or9dnge bonn %.
bis 80. Sanuar tpie folgt:
y8droneiie Wfarp 0etiera fubr ant Wtous
tag (28. Saltuar) 8ormitta9 nit t6rer
Srednbin @rdftn 2artid angebli6 auf
&omnttlitonenbeioraung. Nm &oblmarfte
%DeratlaBte lie bic @rdftr, allein a~uS3ufteiz
gen un6 In einen Qa6en einsutreten, tporauf
tie ielblt auf Der entge9engeiebten Seite ben
0a8en DerlieB lnb einer anoeren StelIe 3us
elite. mo-, tpie lie tDnBte, Der Slater 8rats
ftlh auf iie tpartete. Wtit ibm perlieB Tie
Wien up6 fubr mad Wfeterling. l~1HterlDegs
jeood geielte ii6 bereits &ronprin3 9fnbolf
81 tbr. 0as Baar legte bic tpeitere Dcgs
ftrete obne ieoe 6eimIi6feit Der NuBenmelt
eeseniiber suriid.
nSn WsterIing bradten <ooIf un6
WsatD ben Wontag aHb Dienitag better gu,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-03-18

uno atudr IN @eieuidaft beS @roIen 9onDS
un0 ocS grtlEen &66ltrg, Wiittpo6 frith
fanb nlan oie 8eioen toot I'M Bette nebenz
chamber. @er suerit bic @ntbcdung madte,
ttebt nod niht felt. pabrl1etulih Salnnnere
otener 2oi6ef. Die &eraeu tparen gans
berabgebramlt, ~rffenbar bate oas Baar Die
yfadt otrchmadt. SIS 1T unbeoln9t aus
geldlofen, bag iet1n unD bann crit li0
erihoiien babe, Ruoolf to6tete suerr
Marp uno bann iide 9ars benz Biener
2omaultil entlpreheub, 9ie &l8et trat
BET tbnt Qegen bus linfe Gbr on Der oberen
Sd)Goclbede Derans, tDoour6 in Gerbtns
ou1g nit ben berrpahieuen gdDten eiile
Sprenguug Der SAGbelfuoden erfoIgtc.
Nu6 bic Betiera lit lit ben &opf 9eldoiien
(nt6t, tuie IS in etner Oaritelung bteB,
pom 8iiden aus ms 9er3, sum ibre Sd0Hs
belt niht gu ihGbi9en.")
vS6re 9eide murbe 81 ben Giiteraieniern
na6 6~etligenfreus oei6aftt urlo bort IN dLer
Stille b~eeroigt. DAB leitoem eilte Wusgras
bung itattgeTlln6en babe, lit talid, eberlo
bah 9fu00lf bic 9et@e, ebe er ben Selblts
mor6 beaiua, nod nit 8lumen 9eihmiidt
babe. Sic fuurbeu beibe idmudlos, toot
nebeneinanber ltegeno gefInoen unn - bon
alien 8uti6ern, 2ateten, Otenerl Y. !. To-,
mas nur In MeierIing mar, cine 3ettlang
begafft. 80 9roB tpar Die Eoptlo1tgtett i
8pn ben 8riefen, Die Huoolpb tpdbreno Der
9taht in @egentpart Der Betiera l6rieb, lit
Der ldngite Der an Die &aiiertn gertd)tete.
lteber oeiien Sr1balt perlautet ni6ts. OaB
&rooIi Dor leiuer Sd9rt nah Wfeierling cine
ernite S3ene nit ietnem 8ater gebabt babe.
lit aus gut ~bealaubigter QueIe."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-03-18

famines, Ser bier Meilerriideu %(cuchillo)
aenaunt wir6 uno $500 TuB bod lit, gel
lallgen mir, INNER bnrd &atteepfalt3tr9elt
binreiteno lIno au s%ablretdleu 0lttel nors
beifommenb, in oenen IS BON flet1eIt brdl7
men Riuoern winntelt, Oil eth 2attentbor-
IS lit Die 8forte CUR Yflan3ung rNles
mamma. Der 0eg lhlGngelt it'd SIer1t
amiiden Grasbepadienen 9ilgeln btnourh.
Wtr Iaiien uns bic Oilbe utdt perorte6eH
uto erflettern nit unleren 3hteren eIrlell
oteler mG9tiesR natiirliden 39urme, dlf
oenen, pon Wtanagua aus geleDcn, oasotnle
melasm0l6e Al ruben ldeint unD itilo ertz
Siidt bon all Der munoer6aren S6onbelt,
Die mir rings lumber erbItden. gu tn1eren
SiiBen bic tptloen, freu3 uno quer lauteroen
Sieftbdler ~(cannadas) nit tbren mddbttgen
ShQtteubdumeH uro inter ibnen Die geget1
beftigen 9Sino uno grelles SonnenltGt
aletdb empfiroIi6en &affeebGume, Don oeren
6unfelgrlnem Qaubtperf li6 Die bellgrltnen
8lattfronen Der gleidfalls ais S6attens
ipenoer Oienenoen 8onanenbdume u0rtbetl>
bait ab9eben. Sn tpeitliGer Eibtlng, Don
einem lei6ten S9leier beoedt, Der 9llBernoe
SpiegeI bes SttlIen WfeereS. Na6 Noroen
gu Der i6arf umgren5te Wfanagua2See nit
Der fiibu ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Sa1o3uft9e,
smiiden oeren !Silgeln Die nur ourn etnen
i6malen 9anoitreifen bonn. See ab9eoannte
Sal3palierlagune @ilna liegt. 8eiter nab
Nor6ipeiten Der einiame 8egel oes BuIcGns
Wtolnotombo, odbinter Die 0urh 9roBe
@benen unterbro6ene 8ulcanretbe oeS
Gierro 8ieip, Eeleca, Srata un0 Stlas bis
melt nab 9torben 3u Der mdbti9e @oles
guina, Der ben liio[tden 8feiler oes @tns
~9an9stbors CUR punoeri60nen Sonleeas8at
btlbet. QueroingS Elm iebr un5unerld1lger
YfeiIer, oenn am 20. Saurar 1885 be9oltn
er pIobli6 ielbit an ST. padeln uno 81 lpelett,
10 oaB BEN 2euten III San Salpaonr 00ren
uno Seben perging un0 nan letuelt al6en1
regen 1000 Wfetlen i'm umidn9e bis naH
Guba uno Gina Fin merfte. @egen Glib
often erbli6en mir bon unierm Warttburme
bus 3ieflanb bon Sipitapd, burh pel6es
Der NerbtnbunssfuB 9Gei6en gtamens Stpt7
iden betoen Seen ft6 Elm Sett gegrdben
bat, bort, Elm tpenig tpeiter mad Siloett,
i6immert Die blGuli6e SlG6e bes 0ticaras
gua>Sees uno iteigt empor bic mG6ttge
@ebirgstpanb bes lang9eitreften W}oms
bu6o, tpdbreno nod peiter iiioIt6 Die Guls
fame Don goltartca in ueri6pomme1en ums
rilien III ben Qetber rdgen. Nles otes IN
flammenbes tropii1es SonnenItbt gebabet,
biloet Elm 2anbi6aftsbtIb, bel beiien 4nblid,
bGtte tbn Der 8eriu1er auf 6telen 8erg
gefitbrt, Seius idperli6 geiagt 6Gtte
vSebe Did meg BON mir, Satan! !"
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-10
1IvR srorK MARKRrs-

ST.. LOUIS. Mo-, Jan. 9.-Cattle = Receipts,
1900; shipments none; choice heavy native steers,
81 75a5 20; fair TO good native steers, 81 00a
4 SO; butchers steers, s. coat 10, stoekers
and feeders, 81 00d3 10; rangers, corn fed /.
S5O0da 80; grass fed, 81 0Od3 CO.
Hogs-Receipts, 5000; shipments, 1905 prices
range, 81 90a525.
s6eep-Receipts, 600; shipments, 500; fair to
choice, 50 U0G4 go.
KANSAS Cry, Mo-, Jan. e.-Cattle-Receipts,
S7S9; shipments, 1893; good to choice corn-fed
81 3aa4 20; common 20 medium, So 20d4 Is;
stockers and feeding steers, 81 OOlaS Is; cows,
81 25a2 so.
Hogs-Receipts ,6S92; shipments, none; higher:
good to choice, s. 05G5 10; common TO medinm,
81 50d5 90.
Sheep-Receipts, 1919; shipments, 1871; good to
choice muttons. s. 75G4 90; common to medium,
81 5Jaa so.
NEW YORK, Jan. 9.-Beeges-Receip 1900;
common to prime native steers, 81 G065 20; bulls
and dry cows 81 seas 50, including fair to good
bulls at 81 75a3 80.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, $500; poor to
prime sheep, s. SOFAS IS; common to prime lambs,
IS 0007 e5.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Jan. -Cattle-Receipts;l II, 800:
shipments, 50O0.s Choice -beeves. 81 Goa
so; steers, s. 1004 90; stockers and feeders,
81 10G3 80: COWS. bulls and mixed, 81 4JG3 90;
Texans, 81 00Q3 80.
Hogs-Receipts, 27.oOo; shipments. eeoo;
mixed and light, s5,0065 %; heavy, s. 1Odz 500
Sheep-Receipts, 5000 shipments, 20o0;s ma
tives, 81 15d5 %; western corn fed, 81 3oaG 20;
Texans. Sc TeG3 5oi lambs, 81 75Ge 20.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-10
The Modern Hock Of Wonders,

This work IS prOpsrT nansd the Bo * Of Wonders for
Econtains descriptions 81 the most wonderful works OF
nature aud OF man. aud these descriptions win be found
10 many interesting than the most thrilling
novel whs provin great source OF in~trpetion There
ars descriptions OF Niagara Falls Yosemite valley the
Yellowstone Park the CatleOrabs of Rome, the Grand
Canon OF tbs Colorado. Mamlnnth Cave the CITY of Lou
Water the ATLANTIC Cable. Watkins Glen, the Natural
Brdss, Trenton Falls Strasburg Big trees oil Cali
fornisI Blsksr Hill Monument. Paris the Bartholdi
Statue WessIninster Abbey Loeb Karne tue Egyptian
pyramids V5nnI the Lake of Utah, Giants Cause
way, the Alps tile Tower OF Babel the Yscan, Remark
able Works OF Human Labor, MosSoS and the Krenlin
Castle erose Ab5ey Porcelain Tower tcina the Great
Pyramid etc. ctc Tue above less than onehslfthe
teas OF this wonderfully Interesting antnstructlvs book
which is quite valuable many similar works Id at
very high prices It is large book Of 81 large SODIUM
PAGES, neatly bound in coored covers, Eoseg and
handsomely illustrated
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-10
Tha Mpdarn eouk. Book and MadI.

n
S6i WIN % perfect book aud O perfect medical
bOok--an there Is much it, and so much d
pains been taken in It's compilation per
fsctly safe in asserting that the Cooking
fully the equal in quantity AMI quality OF any
low-prcei 0k published, and tie
tile Medical department herein compared with Low
priced me iica work the market Tbs cooking recipes
nunbar ST. aud incule Breakfast Dishes Soups Meas
and Poultry, FISH, Yegeable Salads and Reishes Bread
aud Rolls Jeliie and Preserves uddinys an Pies Fancy
Dishes, Cakes, Confectionery, Ice Cream and Summer
Drinks Pne compilation OF this department. was super
intended by practical housekeepe every recipe viii
found reliable. and has been pronounced oil the
best most complete, ami practical eookoo0ks ever pub
lished The Mslical Department Will be found fully
equ of any doctor book pub Se at dollar or less
tells you how to cure, BY simple means, available
wiz save y9l many dollars annually in doctors pills and
GUIDE alage book Of 25 pages neatly bound il eOiored
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-10
Ths american LIga Siook ManuaI.

complete textbook containing the fullest Information
regarding tue and uantge mt, feeding an rearing
OF live stock, drac5loaS for the sill dseases
pc ar these All nals AMI of all unruy ard vicious
habits tor construction OF necessa , buildings and
conVenisncss, etete. Tue following only portion
OF topics treated in this book How Judge Horse
Feeding Horses; RAISING Cot; tt Bit Colt To B eak
Horses from Pulling at tbs Halter; Warts or Horses;
Stumbling Horses Cure for aky Hoses; Kicking Horses
Traini Vicious Horses hats aud Sores on Horses Rein
ing Horses; Colo; Bots; Fun sr; HeaTes EpiZootc;
shyngi scraLches .bans; s,avin; eribbing; Wind:
Bruises Hide-Bouqt ,rse7 Avoldn= Indigsstion How
save Oats in Fee ling Waterln, rises; Care OF Horses
Legs; How 20 Tel Horses Age; Neck YOkes; Good
Grooming; Snostn3; S'alss and Stabling; Breeding
Horses uU0n Farm; Horse Education; Ringing Bull;
Relieving Cnokei Cattle; Disease in Mich Cows;
Marks ola Good Catts Racks and Feed Boxes Feed
ing Cate; To Prevent Hooking Fenees Black Tongue;
Lice; To Prevent Kcsing Contagious Cattle Diseases
Fatening Stock; Mixing; Cooking Feed for Live Stock
The SoilIns Syten Raising Calves t. Break Hefer
Vicious Cow TO MIX Wntsring Live Stock; How Take
Oh Hide; Asst ttuce at Birth; Hollow Horn Distracted
Teats Black Ls Gsksd Qdd4r Jumping Garlic; GGreet;
Care and dan1g ment OF Hogs; Piggeries TroughS; P
Raising Over Faeding Sanitary Management Of swine;
Hog Cholera; Paralysis Scurvy Pigs Preparing Fool for
Swine; Butchero<; Fettening Hogs Driving Hogs Rails
ing Sheep Washlng cen; Sheep Rot; Hurliag Sheep;
To Tel tle Age OF Sheep Sheep Ticks Early Lambs How
to Make Sheep Pay Treatment OF Lanbs Increasing the
Growth OF Wonl. is large book OF l2S pages, I2raO
with handsome cover, sndis proiussly illustrated
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-10
THE FORT WORTH MARKET.


8G25c.
COTTON-s. 25Gs s7lk.
COFFEE-RiO, l6igGI7i5c: prime. 1s15c;
choice, IsIsG Igc; fancy, 2gAc; Java, 27I@c;
Golden Rio, l9S4 C.; Pea berry, 1873 G29i4c.
CHEESE-FuIl cream Swiss. I3isGI4i5C; Bad
ger state. I4G Ike; young America. I4Isc.
CANNED GOODS-Prices per dozen: Pine
apples, standard, Pts, 81 55G1 65; peaches, stan
dard, 2Bs, 81 so; bs, 81 TO- seconds, 2bs, 81 25;
3bs, 81 20: strawberries, 2hs, 81 80: black
berries, 2i6s, 81 GOAL 10; green cages, $; rasp-
berries, 2Bs, 81 20; marrowfat peas, 2tbs, 81 30;
oysters, full weight, h, 95Gl 90; 2Ibs, 81 COO
! SO; tomatoes, standard, 2ibs, g5a1 90;
8bs, 81 2061 80; green corn, 81 l0dl 80; salmon,
IN, 81 706l s.; sardines, rs, domestic, 81 GOA
90; imported, SIP Goals %; Eagle condensed
milk. s. Is. California canned goods. Cutting
brand are on the market and are quoted: Apricots
% lbs, s. Is; blackberries, 81 35; peaches, yell
low free. s. 50; peaches. white cling, 81 IS:
plums, 81 %; pears, 81 40; grapes, 81 %; red
cherries, $3.50.
DRY GooDs-Price list of fall and winter,
1888:
Prints-Allen's fancy, &c; American fancy, SC;
American indigoes. csc; Berlin solids, &c; Ber-
lin oil coIors, &C; Berwick, sc; Cyclone, &C.;
. punnells SC; Eddystone, 61sc; Gloucester fancy,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-10
OTHER PRODUCE AND PROVISION MAR
KETS.

ST. LOUIS, Mo, Jan. e.--Fleur--Nominal
Wheat-The market began declining right at
the opening the snow storm dissipating al fears
as to damage to the crop by cold weather. The
close was weak, with sellers 1sc below yesterday.
Cash. sec bid; May, closed 81 OOss asked; July,
Sgc asked.
Corn-DuT and with little change in value.
Cash. 30ikc; January closed, SOC 50lsc asked
February S0i46363sc askedS March, 3114e asked;
Nav BIS "a 81 &c asked.
Cornmeal-Firm, 81 S0G1 So.
WhiSky-Steady, 81 0S.
Professionalism and lower.
Pork-SIs 5oa - Is.
Lard-Priine steam, not quotable over 81 12ik
Dry salt neats-Shoulders, S. p; longs and
ribs s. 90; short clears, Sc %.
Bacon-Boxed shoulders, 81 OF; longs and
ribs s. 75GT so; short clears, s. 90.
Hams-S1e 25a l. %.
Bagging-Lower and unsettled; 1labs, 1Oe;
ms, Use
Iron cotton ties-sI 2oa1 ..
CHICAGO, ILL, Jan. s.--only moderate ag-
pregste business was transacted in wheat, and
at times this market was very dull Operators
are Just as much at sea which course to pursue
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-10
GALVESTON SUGAR MARKET.
Special to the Gazette.

GALVESTON. Tex. Jan. g. - Sugar market
easy and active. Refined Sugars-Standard
graduated. 7Isc; standard confectioners
re: cubes ia; powdered, 7ssc; California
granuiated car lots, s5sc; Louisiana granulated
5-16c: choice white G5s G6lsc; off white 7-l6G
9-Iec; choice g 6a-l6a6 5-I6e; prime G
l-l6a6ise; off Y c &c; choice seconds Sc 5$4c;
prime seconds, 53s65lAc; fair seconds, 5G5l4c;
common seconds, 4$lG 4Jsc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-10
me cnmnIaEa Beck a RacliaiIons

and Dialogues. Fnar o0e e Ss sna so a, as es
plete col4ct1nf recltato1s ever Published in single
volume There hundreds of them, and theg embrace
every End aud of Rotations adapted 10 every
neei, humorous dramatic aud PatheIlc-,Ir m Snort
Moons pre5e lsiOus dramstG for the professional
elocutiouist We have space to the titles of
only very few Of thsn as blows: ostler 10" asleep
the Switch,h j." Tne Last Hymn THE -jeadman's
Journey .Tqs En- 8eer's stor = Cripple Ben ~. Two
sons story" "raking To'' The Engineer :. The
Ttln9n Tins OtiSie5" John Dareylls Dreams "Foo
Lac 1T ,o1- Ks .per's Drea,nn " Saving Mother a
"UuCes Must Not Ring To-nght,' The P1Irnetto and
the Pne " IL ne Polish Boy" " Drafted,n "The Black
SMITHS s50ry The Burning Prairie" :. Guilty or Not
Baby' Bill M4sons Ride " g" How Tried to whip the
Tss;Rer,n GDav,ng Home the Cows ssomebUdy,s
Mother -" Wnen Tide Goes Out "Fhe Old Farmers
Elegy'' "Wtddsr Sprgglns' Daughter" ''The Light
keepers Daug1ter,n :" HoH the Pafson Broke the
Sabbath" wnich SHALL it Bel " Somebody's Darlln 81
etc., etc. In addition the Mammoth collection Of
Recitatons contained in this book, it also contains
number Of fine Di dOgues, otly humorous, among which
are Marrying Poetesso WHATS in Name ?' e The
Ira Mauro, The Graduate ,, The Female Asro-
loger.'' Proposing By Pc XIV, STORYTELLING " Tbs
Morling Calf" etc. The COMPLETE BOOK REnzATIoEs
0IzLoGUESis larg4 book OF 81 cOlumn pages,
with Idsome colored cover.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-10
Tha ConiuIese Book Of Iloms Enuss.

lsaaE,SR Geompete tex 69ok for Public nd Private
Exhibitions, Social Gatherings School Exhibitions aud
Evenings at Home. IL contains number Of ACTING
CHARADEs. with full directions perform them
gives very excellent PARLOR DRAMAS, easily acted
yet very amusing Ittells AL about SHADOW PANToNINEs
aud tnis alone think will say worth the price OF
the buck. It contains mary City Beautiful TABLzAUx VI
WANTS aud gives fu ard explicit directions perform
ing them In IL many amusing PARLoR GAMRs
that we have not attempted IN count them. Then we
come to 3 os OF wonderful ILLUSTRATED PCZzLEs-tanta
LIKING, perpexns apparently intricate, but sasy when
You the proper place and lesrnlhe
also is savOry dish Il RIDDLES, ESIGMAs CE AIDES
EfC-a nice, large lot OF them. As to CONUNDRU&s there
are edry 6nSsl OF them, nsiderails ortnn eftha
book s allotted PARLOR MAGIC, and here You viii ind
haRtireds- wonderful Eud amusing tricks, easily per
formed YET exceedingly mysiilying 70 your audience
Then heIe LOT OF amusing and Instructive CHEMICAL
EXPERIAENTs showing how the combination and maripu
laton OF the simplest agents will produce the sur
prisins results Following these ars number Of excel
lent DIALOGUES, and Serious suitable either for
school exhibitions paror ente tanments Last, but
lesss the book contains nearly ~ Of the finest REC
TATIoSs dramatic pathetic, sentimental. and mic
ever written. II Is book OF s. lRrge 9coUmn pases
neatly bound in eoOred covers ishandsomely illustrated
nndi & indeah q snlennid bOnk. :.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-10
ST. LoUIs-wooL MARKET.

ST. LOUIS. NO., Jan. 9.-WooI-The market
hands The prices were as follows: Bright
medium ranges iaG261sc; coarse braid, I2aZ2c;.
low sandy, 1SG19c; fine light, l7a25c; fine
heavy, l5G19e.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-10
NArcuEz COTTON GOODS shrrrEp TO

NATCHEZ COTTON GOODS SHIPPED TO
CHINA.
The Natchez Miss. ) Daily Democrat is
responsible for the following:
There is no telling to what part of this
and other countries the products of our
cotton mills find their way. At the de-
pot yesterday we noticed a shipment
of 100 bales Of drillings from the
Natchez Cotton Mills, marked to Shang
hal. China. The bales are some
what smaller than those packed for ship
ments for domestic consumption, and
this Shipment, we understand, will be
followed by several more.
The president of the mills did not make
any particular bid for the Chinese trade
in cotton cloths, but some time since he
received a request for samples of the
cottoms and sent n few bales over of the
ordinary products OF the mills. \ com
parison of the Natchez goods was then
made with those of English manufacture
and the result was the present order.
This shows the superiority of Southern
made cotton goods over the English
fabrics. and we doubt not that the present
order viii be followed by still others. The
goods shipped were not made especially for
that purpose but are precisely the same as
are made for the domestic trade, the only
difference being in the mark put upon
each piece of the goods. The Natchez
Cotton Mills is not particularly anxious
TO cl0the the heather Chinese, as they
have plenty OF domestic orders on hand,
but the demand for this shipment was SO
great that the company yielded. A
Natchez man would no doubt feel fright
funny if he should happen some time to
be in Shanghai and see the Cinnamon
wearing clothes made out of the Natchez
cotton. No doubt he would be almost
willing to embrace the heather as a
brother.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-10
INTERESTING BUSINESS FACTS.

Bradstreet : Journal Of Saturday has
the following resume of a number of in
tereSting annual reports:
On other pages Of this issue of Brad
street : are presented several annual re-
ports OF interest. The -trst, which is
specially identified with this journal, is
the record Of mercantile failures for the
year 1883, with comparisons for seven
preceding years The failures have in
creased somewhat in number-9.7 per
cent-but as the liabilities are 10 and
assets only per cent smaller
than in 1887, the results of the exhibit
cannot be classified as unfavorable. The
grain and flour stocks report shows "a per
cent less wheat in sight, out Of farmers
hands, east Of the Rocky mountains, at
$50 points of accumulation than was
held one year ago and 40 per cent. less
oats and baTleyNtocllS are heavy. Wheat
-four stocks are 1911 200 barrels, or 10 per
cent. larger than they were one month
ago; 50 200 barrels heavier than
they were one year ago, and II 900 bar
rels larger than two years ago. The re-
ports Of bank clUariugs at thiTty-seytn
cities for two years and OF thirty-two
cities for four years are also given with
much detail. The aggregate of ClearingS
for 1883 is about $40 600 GOO ,000 de-
cline of less than per cent. from 1887.
New York city ; decline in speculative
trading is responsible Tor this, for the ag
gregate with New York 5 total excluded
shows Il gain Of S per cent.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-10
GALvEsroN WOOL MARKET.
Special to the Gazette.
GALVESTON ooFFEE MARKET.

GALVESTON, TEX, Jan. 9.-Coffee-Firm.
Wholesale grocers' quotations: Good ordinary,
l7sic; fair ISJ.c; prime, 49, &c; choice, 191zc.