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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-21
ELEcrRopo1sr
PRocunABLE
Os1Y Or
ATLANTIC
ELEcTRoPo1sE
COMPANY.
l4O5N. Y. AVE.

We exist by virtue Of an inherent
vital principle, and that principle
has the power Of selecting end ap-
propriating whatever IL necessary
for Its existence and the perfection
Of the functions which collectively
form our oYganisms. Whenever
the organism falls into dtsordered
action We are diseased and resort
to some form of treatment.
MEDICINES
Are poisonous or health disturb
ing agents by notuYe. The theory
OF medicinal treatment 10 that
what In one instance derspeee
health win under different circun-
stances restore it.
THE ELECTROPOIsE
In its treatment simply follows q
hint Of nature, and causes YOU 70
systemattcally ABSORB Amos
PHERIC OXYGEN. Involuntarily
you are doing this every moment
Of your life with each Inhalation.
What the lungs fail to do the
ELECTROPolsE accompanies.
WASHINGTON TESTIMONY.
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The expressed hope of q senatorial commit
To- that Congress sill prohibit the importatio
OF cisarefies VIII not carry a great deal of hope
to those whose nostrils are distressed by this
instdious messenger Of nlhealth- The most
nsxious specimens are Of domestic manu-
facture- --rrvgf .-..-i
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Art has not been kind To Mrs Jsnaes Brsws
Potter She originally went on tbs Stage sss nc
reason IN the world except that she wanted T..
and she will nov remain there becanse she
has TO-
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Perhaps II was out Of consideration for Mr..
Dana that. at the notification. no ailusious were
made To the man who was loved for the enemie,
he had made
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MEDICINES
WASHINGTON TESTIMONY.
1911 Hath ST. CITY.
March q, 1862.

ELECTROPOIsE COMPANY:
6sntlemen-I an very glad to Be
able TO add nay testimony 10 the
many you hAve received In favor Of
the EIectropoiae. ! have been Q
great sufferer from ,sheumatism
f sno twenty la m X. ss Ss., is wsl
S is: s5 Ssr,Vsa more sIulG e.. but 4!
nss s q the Ei.esropoise than ,aoI al shs
medicine. Although I have only
Il IN al fsisS q II ihe r slessa
MRS. L. MILLER
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| / F F F T. E ]: E. E. E.
| T H. s s T. I. T
e. E. / 4 4 ! 7
FRIDAY. JULY D.
F L \ : ::
SEVENTH STREET.
Unusual Red Tfck<t bargains are offered this Friday
and rs the items too ask our patrons
to visit all our Departments
CLOAK AND SUIT DEPARTMENT FoR
IL Atwood Flannel Suits. navy blue. sold %. so
and %. Red Ticket Price. sI.75
Ladies' striped Blazers. sold at 81 IS. 10 csnts
ID Ladies' Cloth Blazers. in tan. cardinal and drab.
sold ct Is. 80 to %. rs. Red Ticket. Half Price.
10 Black Corkscrew Jackets. sold ct - and s..
Red Ticket Price, 81.
silk. Mohair and Ponsee Travelling Garments.
sold at SO to $40. Red Ticket Price, s225
Cloth Travelling Garments. sold at % to sl2. Red
Ticket Price, slo5
Fon Misses AND CHILDREN.
Is Bingham Dresses sold at 81 So now co.
eReefers. in navy and tan. sass to 12 years. sold
at 81. so At half price. 75c.
Garments At half price.
One lot Figured China Silks. in remn an.s. at ESQ
yard
Is pieces of the Best Scotch bingham, sold At 25c
AT half price. lo1Sc.
One lot Of 4o-inch Bordered India Linens sold at
2Sc. Al half prce. E94c.
One lot shor. Lengths of 1Oc. Bieached Cotton a.
DC yard
Misses Black Isle Hose. si,ss to -. pair for
DC
SOC. Ladies' BslbrisEan Vests at 25c
3oc. Boys Colored Gsuzs Vests at &c
One lot Ladies' Straw Sailors. also suitable for
misses and children. only cents.
Children's and Young Ladies' Fancy Caps In blue
pix and cream. Is cents
MEMS DEPARTMENT
25-cent SILK Neckwear. slightly soiled. 10 cents.
I-csnt Ribbed Shirts. "a and SO. Is cents
81 rs Gloria Umbrellas at &L25
OUR PARAsoLs AT HALF PR1ox.
socent 4button Suede Gloves at 40 cents
One lot Boys Outing Waists sold ct 35 cents, only
10 cents.
Please note our display Of Notions and Prizes in our
windows.
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1925

MUSLIN GOWNS. with hemstitched yoke.
turnover collar and cuffs. Extra wide and ex-
ira long.
CAMBRIA COVERS. with putting Of null
and edged with Point de Iriande lace
CAMBRIA DRAWERS, with seven inch
nouncing of blind embroidery and tucks.
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Civilization has led us a hong way from the
Old Spartan ide~ that only sound men were III
to be crizens- Congress now eoneei,es de-
sire 70 shseid xeak-ninded young men by in
tsrfering with the cigarette supply. 80 COS, =,
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The absolute indifference to the feelfnss' of
rural editors shown BY Mr.. Cleyeland's action
in recognizing by letter the campaign pset il
another evidence Of his independence
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-21

The President has not a. yet offered Mr.
Crun Of south Carolina the post II ainisssx ts
Dehomey. 10. 50.
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Before the Rev. DIR. Talnage leaves Russia it
10 hoped that he vail step ,ato pulpit and tel
The ear What miserable, all 'round sinner he
is -.y r =
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LoNsDALE CAMBRIo GOWNS. with yoke
Of small tucks and finished with embroidered
ruffie around neck and sleeves
WALkING-LENGTH SKIRTS Gin ali
lengths)-with small tucking and deep nounce
Of embroidery.
LoSSDALE CAMBRIA CHEMISE. with en-
broidered yoke in front. edge around neck and
sleeves TO match.
CAMBRIA DRAwERS-open or eIosed-fn-
ished with insertion Of Hamburg and tucks.
The golden" hue Of this opportunity shines ou
beyond al precedent They rich values-fron
cheapest to best. Notice the careful stitches thai
have been taken in their making That is a link in
the chain that holds satisfaction The trimming /.
put on in excellent taste--always enough-never toe
much. And for such small prices There Is the sur
prising part.
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10 Crxrs.

MUSLIN GOWNS. with insertion and tucks
shaping ''v" front-bsck double and full
sleeves.
MUSLIN AND CAMBRIA DRAWERS. with
four-inch founoe OF embroidery
FINE CAMBRIA CHEMISE. with blind en-
broidered yoke and sleeves trimmed with
same.
wALKING-LENGrH SKIRTS, cut bell
shape. with wide cambria rufie and fifteen
small tucks
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II would be a graceful eondesecnsion il the
Prince ID Wales would pause on his way to the
worlds fair and tell Us ho~ be thinks jackson
City compares with Tranby Croft
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~ days 81 p. m-unt:l SeptesnA-r l.
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Cha,e may nss be altogether esnHaersts = a
ne:ghbor but shs IL prompt pay.
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C'osed fh,s and Other epsnssos at S; Saturdays az
till September.
RrnsAsr CLEAR1ss SALE.
ToMoRRow. Fkrp.Y.

There never has been a time when little money on
the part OF the consumer would far IN buyinx
nor bGrgdsa solos are cur great Jsatare- Seseon-
able goods have been selling this week low
prices. That accounts for the immense e.ock Of
hEMNANTsi Did think q ressrviny them til next
week. but ind we can't do IL. There too many.
They are crowdins % fast. DRESS GOODS
totock ana eoiored) were never marked so low.
CLOAK AND SUIT DEPARTMENTS
Are Keeping abreast with them In fact, the came
order Of things erists throughout. the entirs house.
80 tomorrow II will be 20 interest TO investigate.
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No other house DOEs-EvER DID-or
ExEk wILL-sen sucE STERLING QUAIL
TIES at such Low PRICES As WE quote.
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Chicago ss~ns TO be in prospect Of an elegant
eIsvsn-story worlds fair debt
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Bur OSE Or MANI
HUxDEEDs.

wa SHIyGTOy. ID. C..
January r.. 1883.
MISS LULA LESkAS.
SSI y 81. nu-:
DEAR MADAM:
The Eiectropoise "Tictorv" has beea
or great seTutoe % me. both nth mg
children and se.f. and 4 consider 20 o
scond,rrsi ssocess.
Nv daughter Elae. ten peays Old. rho
hes aluaVs been a yrd0iis oh,id. aud FOR
the past gear saeeyed scith Nervousness
and Nervous Headackes. ruth high rever
aud ndusea at tunes. has e-sfsrety re-
covered from them and has gr0us rosy
and plump.
She has not eUea yelf badly sincs she Jfrsf
began the B5ectropoise trsafuenf-and az
thar time he'd been 9s<.fe 80 for toentv-
your hours (hi0h Ieper and cromps). and
Osss-hair hours ssss Of - Victory" relsered
her. ana tho fmprovsmenf hos been
MARKED euer Sfnoe.
II mothers ontv hnsp Aov fnualusbk
the ElocfropOise "Ficforp" % ro- ehfi-
dyea's Gflmerss surely none would b
rtthoat one.
Yours usrV truly.
MRS. l.. LERCH.
sH II o. As.
Any othsr aoe~csss tor the Elesfropoiss
"Yietorpn are Unauthortzed-
Buy the ''Electropoise Victory" q
one OF these agents:
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J.. S., MSIaL SD.,, SEA Pa 20 3cr4 e. ~
c,sS sd fa'. A'Ssis. IN: Eis,ss. Fob. fisss. 4
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EXTRA WIDE MUSLIN GOWNS. with yoke
Of insertion and tucks, double back and full
sleeves.
MUSLIN SKIRTS (walking length. with
fne tucks and deep houncing of emhroidery
and lace. =.
LoNsDALE CAMBRIA CORSET COVERS,
made with ''v' front and insertion hack and
front.
CAMBRIA CHEMIsE. with yoke fross and
back Of Medici lace
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Rows, Dpp.pr>,rv,

DOYs, DEPARTMENT.
tra as ss size IKE kit s9its all WOOL Reduced
8 Atwood Light-colored Tennis Blazers
Sizes 8 9. 10 and II. Reduced from s. so and
Small lot Of Wash Kilt Suits. Sizes and e.
Two pieces Reduced from 81. 80 TO csc.
imported straw sailor Hats. Size 81. Re-
III Sussex Wash Suits. English drill, braided.
sizes 3. and 2. Reduced from "a 80 TO
(Third floor. ................. 10Th st. building)
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It < kE ssS 81 P III ST:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Misses. Boys and Childrens Shoes in also At
reduction Of II per cent.
Ny stock is all in good. clean condition No old
goods.
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7Sl.OO.:

MUSLIN and CAMBRIA GOWNS. with yoke
Of Hamburg insertion and tucks. high shoulders
and Vatican plated back.
WALk1NG-LENGTH SKIRTS, with SIX
inch ruffie Of hemstitched embroidery
FINE CAMBRIA DRAWERS, with two clus-
tiers Of tucks and wids dounce of Hamburg
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We close ct 9 O'Clock every evening
except Saturdays-from Low until Sep
ttmber /.
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w nArs BELOW Cosr.

50 20 Blue and Black Blazers nov, g. n
"a Blue and Black Blazers now a. q
% 20 Serge Blazers. In navy. white and black -
"a 30 Reefers and Cspes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
$40 Refers and cspes now Q
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OENTs.-
MUSLIN GOWNS. with tucked yoke and
cambria RUNE around neck and sleeves
WALKING-LENGTH SKIRTS. with six-inch
cambria ruffie and cluster OF fine tucks
MUSLIN DRAWERS. with hem. tucks and
four-inch embroidered rufie.
L0NSDALE CAMBRIA CORSET COVERS,
cut "V"and square neck. with Hamburg and
lace trimming.
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80 CrSrs.

MUSLIN GOWNS. double back and Cont
and turnover collar.
MUSLIN SKIRTS. with fourafnch hem and
cluster Of Eve tucks.
PLAIN CAMBRIA CORSET COVERS. cut
with high neck edged with narrow embroid-
cry.
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Glove DEPARTMENT.
pairs Ladies' f. button Kid Gloves in brown
Size 81. Reduced from 81 to 75c per pair
pairs ladies' Harritx Black. Sizes 5A and
o. Reduced from 81 to Toe. per pair.
Iron County register., 1892-05-12
TRUSTEES SALE.

Whereas, LEWIS BURCH and Hannah
Furch, his wife. by their certain deed Of
trust, dated the 9Th day of May, 1890. and
recorded in Deed Book 81 OF Ir..n County
Records Of Deeds, at psg 439. did convey to
|. G.. "bItwOrth. truste e, the following de-
scribed real estate, stu ate, lying and being
in Iron county, Missou' i. to wit:
Lots 6 =, 10 and r orth half of lot II in
block II in the city of Ironton, Iron county,
Mo, as the same app .ars on the plat of said
citv. now on file in u ie Office OF the Recorder
of Deeds for Iron co unity, Missouri.
Which said conve vance was made in trust
to secur" the pay ment of a certain note
therein described. which remains unpaid;
And, whereas, Il i provided in said deed
that if the trus'.es therein named shall refuse
10 act, the acting sheriff of Iron county shall
act a. such TT u-f ee; and whereas said /. q.
WhitwOrtb, tru -tee, does refuse to act;
Now, the fefo-ie, at the request of the hold
er of sadp ote, md in pursuance Of the terms
Of said eed Of trust, 1 the undersigned
sheriff ar d Lrui tee, will on
Sdtur day, Nay 14th, 1892,
at the 2 asst from door of the courthouse, in
the CT " of Iro uton, Iron county, Missouri,
betwe en- the hs urs of 9 O'Clock a. VI. and j
o'clo' * p VI. of that day. sell AT public ven
due he above described real estate, to the
higi 4est bidd er for cash, to satisfy said note
and. the costs and expenses of this trust.
WALTER Fl. FISHER,
aer2In42 Sheriff and Trustee.
Iron County register., 1892-05-12
THE EDITOR ON THE CIRCUS
What an Ohio Journalist Does to Rest His
Me.irN IsrIiT-

" hat ONO Journalist Does to Rest His
Weary Brain
This is Il circus day. and the small
boy is in his elemcIrs-ditto his small
sister. Yea, and the children OF large
growth-for are we not all children
when the circus comes to OtOwn?-reioice
to see the gayly- -caparisoncd horses. the
gaudy wagons, the elephants, as the
procession passes through the streets.
Circus day is but an epitome OF
human life, for the world is very much
of circus. The band plays. the ele.
phantS 90 round the ring. the ring
masters crack their whips, the clowns
make merry with the thrOngs, the side
shows fill the air with clamor. the
people munich their peanuts and drink
their lemonade, and those among them
who are green get swindled by the
thimble-riggers and petty cheaters.
Yes. life Is much like circus day. 1t
is delightful in the morning, when the
mind is filed with aEticipations of a
long day OF delight with an evening OF
quiet pleasure. Everything is fresh and
buoyant, and the clown well. he's
always supposed to be somebody else.
But the cool of the early day gives way
to the glaring noontide; the tent is
packed, and while the performance is
good. it has not the zest which we an
t;cipated. The dust is annoying. the
heat prevents full enjoyment We
laugh at the quips and quirlls of the
clown, dimly conscious that, though
that is expected OF Us. it IS not worth it
The evening brings wcariness, and the
performance Is fiat and stale. All who
can, stay To the concert after the show.
anxious to see all they may. but having
an inner consciousness that il won
pay. Then the canvass Is down, the
lights are out, and-DarknesS
Yes. all the worlds circus. and il is
always new. When the night comes to
Us. the sun i always rising somewhere
else. The tent is always going up some
where, as it is always coming down.
The mornings wait for the gay process
sion. bright with color and fiuttering
flags. moving 10 blare of trumpet, the
beat of drum. the clash of cymbals: and
the generations of mankind stand in
line as it goes by.
All the worlds a circus: il is the
same thing over again. generation after
generation. but it is the greatest show
on earth for each of them - Toledo
Blade
Iron County register., 1892-05-12
.MARRIAGE CERTIFICATES

The REGISTER has for sale
Marriage Certificate Books
so to the book-with stubs.
The law requires the person
solemnizing marriage to issue
a certificate and to keep a
record of the same. These
Books answer all the purpose.
G0c per Book.
Iron County register., 1892-05-12

For Imported Bass Ale, Guinness
Dublin Porter in pints. and Imported
Berliner Weiss Beer, go to George
Schultz Recommended by the best
physicians for sickness.
Iron County register., 1892-05-12
Probate Docket

Iron County, Missouri. Nay Tcrm, 1892
Commencing Nay 2d. 1872:
Collins. NJ p. deceased, Geo W and
7 Collins. administrators.
Gay. 5 I and W L, W T Gay, sur
viving partner.
Gay. T, deceased, W T Gay, ad
ministratOr.
Grandhomme. Jacob, minor, Amanda
Grandhomme, guardian and curator
Hopkins, Samuel, minor, J T AXE.
curator.
Hopkins, Carrie F. minor. j I Axe.
curator
Hall. Robert and Sophie, minors,
Thos p Hall, guardian and curator.
Lowe, j f. deceased, minor, VI +
Lowe, administrator
Reyburn, Alex III, minor. John II
Russell. guardian and curator
Razor, Peter, minor, | G. Whitworth,
curator. FRANZ DINGER,
Judge of Probate.
Iron County register., 1892-05-12
IN The ARCADIA VALLEY"

A homemade pamphlet,
profusely illustrated, descrip-
tive of the Valley and its sur
roundings. A souvenir which
every visitor to the Valley
should possess. For sale at
this office; ten cents a copy.
By mail, postpaid, twelve
cents.
Iron County register., 1892-05-12
IRONTON. MO.
No. 900 Olive Street,
ST. LOUIS, MO.

N7 oTIcE TO PIcNIceRs AND ExcURsl loNlsTs
ONHacks. Spring-Wagons, Single and
Double Buggies: Three-Seated Car
riages and Two-Seated Carriages, with COM
petent drivers: also, the best of Saddle
Horses for Ladies and Gentlemen can be had
at REASONABLE RATES.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-02-26
The Cuban Smear Crnn

The Havana Weekly Report says: sCom-
pants ABOUT the persistent drouth COM
mence TO become bitter, inasmuch as besides
interfering with the yield of the cane it
gave scope during the past few days to
large number OF fires, some of which have
caused heavy losses to the owners of fbe
fields In which they have taken place. Two
or three heavy rain showers would be quite
welcome at the present moment, inasmuch
az the interruptions they might cause in
the crop, which is already several weeks
backward, would be amply compensated by
the Dement'S the rain would afford to the
cane still uncut in the fields. Receinte of
new sugars to date are much smaller than
last year, owing to the hardness in the in
auguration of the crop. -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-02-26
ON CHANGE.
Spot Cotton Declines in All the
Markets.
FUTURES LOWER WITH SPOTS.
Wheat Somewhat Easier, Closing a Frac-
ton Lower-Cnrn Weakens a Frac-
ton in the Last Hour-Other
Markets About the Same.
Commercial and Financial


Stocks of wheat in New York decreased
last week 1lT,0O0 bushels.
a Three days receipts of wheat at Mime.
apolis, 1925 cars.
The English visible supply is figured to
have decreased last week SO, 500 bushels.
liverpool received last week from Al
4 lantic ports 32S. GOO bushels wheat from
n Pacific ports none, other sources 456. OOC
| bushels
The four American ports cleared for ex-
| port Wednesday 1850 bushels wheat. Is
! ld0 packages -four, 92S. 81 bushels corn. Al
| 053 bushels oats.
Farmers deliveries of homegrown wheat
in England last week were 5l2. 600 bushels
| against 49, COO bushels the preceding week.
es The quantity Of wheat and flour on ocean
passage to Europe increased last week
l,O5O,0OO bushels. Corn increased S24. 600
bushels
St. Louis is loading wheat out as fast as
oarges can be obtained aud it is expected
that the entire stock will have been moved
before the end of next month.
According to the Chicago statement the
sElSsissle supply of wheat decreased last week
'assS'UOO bushels; corn increased pos. 600
bushels; oats increased $4,000 bushels.
At the principal markets for the past
three days the receipts of wheat were
l.4I4,3Il bushels: shipments. S3T. S6S bush
els; receipts, corn, 2,3S6, 500 bushels. shin
,ments, l,525, T6S bushels.
2 The Indian shipments of wheat to Europe
last week were $4,000 bushels Sines
April l. shipments amount to 1864 600
bushels against 10000 bushels in the
corresponding time last year.
The Russian minister of finance gives the
following reports of stocks in Russia ne
Official: In the eleven chief ports. wheat
9,1S+000 bushels; rye, 1,656.OOO bushels:
oats, S,f3O,COO bushels; barley, 3.744. OOO
bushels maize, $4,000 bushels In fouI-
teen principal inland stock cepters stocIrs
are: Wheat, >, 1876 000 bushels; rye 390
sh58; oats, 100000 bushels: barley, 100 600
bushels; maize, 200 bushels.
Beerbohm reports the condition of the
worlds crop of wheat as follows. New
Zealand very unfavorable owing 10 storms.
Australia bad, Victoria fair, Chill very
short acreage. La Plata less favorable
India unfavorable, especially bad in BON
uasNk districts; United States, Western
states much below average Russia and
Roumania very discouraginC. Austria HIM
gary fair France, South good as A whole
North doubtful, Middle bad. England AGRA
age shortest on record, Germany. Spain and
Portugal good.
There was an improvement in the rail
roaG situation during the past week. aud
cars are more plentiful. there is /
no surplus Rail rates were unchanged. I
but there were rumors OF reductions being !
made on the quiet Rates were % cents |
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-02-26
Stocks and Bonds.

NEW York, Feb. 25.-There was very
little done in the stock market to-day, and
with trading almost fully professional and
no news of a character TO influence prices
either way the list as a rule was dull and
Istless, with small fluctuations and periods;
of stagnation. Traders We're more
bullishly inclined but no buying of i'm
portance appeared.
The general list opened with small gains
and during the greater part of the day ad-
yanced slowly without material change, but
late IN the day after the announcement of
another engagement of gold for export the
bears succeeded in raiding some stocks.
The close was quiet to dull and firm, gen
orally at small fractional advances over last
nights prices.
Railroad bonds quiet.
Government and state bonds dull and
steady.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-02-26

for flour and grain, and 80 cents for pro-
visions to New York Through business
was larger than during the previous week.
through rates to Liverpool were stronger
ana nlgher, owing to the advance in ocean
1reights, Flour ranged at 9614G53Ts< cents.
gram az 5414 cents, and provisions at 4415t6
46ts cents. Lake freights were dull at az
cents for wheat and 81 cents for corn to
Buffalo.
Ine imports of gold last week were 1884,
90 ana the exports $780, $50 The exports
were TO Havana and the imports were $685.
S0O from Europe and the balance from the
west indies. The imports of silver were
$500 and exports SIG, 1873. The exports
OF god since January have been SS6l, 722
ana am me imports sl,545.517. The exports Of
silver have been g, 465, IO2 and the Imports
Sl6S. III ~ =
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-02-26
LIMP AS A RAG.
Dull and ListIess Was the Stock
Market.
NO FEATURE OF ANY KIND.
Money wasSAu Right. offered Freely al
L 1-2 and Per Cent-Prices Closed
aShade Higher on All the
List bonds.
Commercial Resume.

Commercial Resume.
Special 10 the Gazette
NEW York, Feb. 25.-Afoney closed al
per cent, the highest; the lowest was II.
Exchauge-Steady, 81 S604 ss1z.
Silver-9lc
Sugar-Raw and refined, steady, at
prices previously qnoted.
Wheat-Options fairly active to-day,
with prices irregular, closing slightly
lower. Spot lots closed e2sy.
Wool-Trading dull, with prices about
steady.
Cotton-Spot lots steady; middling up
lands, &c. Futures steady.
Cofee-Spot lots steady. Fair Rio car
goes, 1614c
Hides-Market steady. Buenos Ayres
dry, 1879; dry Texas, 100112c
Dealings in the dry goods market to-day
Eelaaommonplace and unimportant.
$ is5escs-Dull
Utah, Denver and Gulf, 49,.
Atchison general mortgage, S25S.
Atchison incomes, coz
St. Louis Southwestern. Is, T0sL.
Texas Pacific Is, S0S4.
Texas Pacific Us, 3152
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-02-26
Money and Exchange.

New YoRK. Feb. 25.-Monev on call easy
at 11E92 per cent. Closed offered at 2 per
cent
Prime mercantile paper, 1905 per
Sterling exchange quiet and easier, at
y S5l4 for sixty-day bills, and 81 S734 for
demand.