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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-24

WARRINGTON. June 23-Shortly before the
the Senators and Wonders. Their" was n heavy
downp"ur OF rain and in a few minutes tho
this fact. however. twelve hundred persons
paid the admission fce and to them it seemed
d not Slip down drSn ,1
in their way. and III consequence Washington
had to take buck seat DaEnie liichnras sons
every stroke Of tn" bat sent ball bounding
into the outstretched palms Of the iieiders OF
Johnni" Ward and Dan Brouthcrs took kindly
70 kll!rn IRON tho start; each piling UP gooI
WITH u double and triple; Joyce rather liked
ki!lsn. too. and smote him for hcme run.
tRs on snG IDS sS Fs
mercy, but in their ,oTening eirnr, they bit him
Dowd setting the paceand scoring two earned
runs hy the batting Of their successors. upt4
tho plate. but liz TINT stage OF til" contest
Iitchcr Foreman. who Ind been substituted for
hiilen after the seventh inning. made the
ball hitting the centre field fence beyond Grit.
lin and oBren. and home run was the re;
team conld do. although Yank Robinson
TOUCHED Hadd 1 for ,u single at his Inst swing
the second inning by scoring three runs. AID
to make assurances doubly sure live runs were
Brilliant fielding abounded throughout tho
respect. one Of his efforts in right field cutting
of apparently sure runs for the opposin.
sinsm In the closing inning for Prooklyn by
making n running catch from Brouthers bat
which Locked certain for homer. but as it
were IL tumble by. Brouthors Mt first and
Joyce dropped n liner from Dowd's stick.
which, was a,terward thrown poorly to first.
But the Brooklyns would not mako errors
which cost ANYTHING; and big Dayiss work at
while the ground and ball were slippery.
Two games will he played Tomorrow. one OF
them, being n POSTPONED gnmc. which WAS
lyns to tho South in April. and which was pre-
vented by ruin. The score:
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SOLDIERS IN c1IsINa AZ BULps.EYEs.
Three Companies of the 1wrnty-tbira Reg
iment 10 some Good shooting.


Three companies Of the Twenty-third ReGi-
ment. L. +. and H. under the command Of
Capt u. C. Thornc. prnctised rino shooting at
Orccdmoor yesterday. The day was almost
perfect for tho sport. there being scarcely any
dir stirring. Tho scores were:
Field and Sta,--,Apt. II, l.. Cochran, o..
Company E-rtivatc J. V. liulsc. 81; Private ". n
Bnr more ~; rrivate T. H. Benedict. 90 Private n.
II, Cuinu,ins 81; rriva,sS s Garner. 3ii Private 4
ilnr'::. 40 ccFg%rsl3 ] b%In a' yaI, y. ] coiysr:
ryas J. Sm n'"" s L? r i'SH' i ii G S al
ysis SSs, ii I EiySIs Xiii: M
scrccnn, " iia.ett nj; Sctscantr r. s,crbrook 8a;
sStiE NATIVE ~ r iFsfS" rShrp. IS:
s,h r. rFSa,s5 6. h;%s %n,, 1f F.
i%S5 NJ @ i' r,;,,I.
7 T. %GS%tSr a, HoESrsi I: 4 SpS"S j: ri!ra,s \.
E ta rt'ss'' / N> rSS%a r' HSSofs, M
tS rSi y "'$"H1 - rr! lisHo 1sa@s
s 1"yS s s,vf ;yS,s "s n. a. .. e's sr,S.s H.
n larson e., ity,,,o 4. rt,n!a,xep 81;
i.snssgrn 70 'rSF'.ya.$ = ,aSs1 fS q;
Fy'S B. Sr"f' g. ,G So r. r ls%s
" q Fischer ~; rr,ystS ,irssn p; scTgeant 4
%n.st 81" r,ys's nssslI Ii; fs,yssS Va
ffs% " f rss,s assSS vi Ffy:
b, rEvs's " Tf' ris:
Company lI-trivht. q y. iIall. ~: Private W. "
Nevin ~: rrivatc " T. Hardness. ~; Private o. 3,
Cnwrrrthwnt ~: Private q Is. Glover, ~; Corp raj
W. T Sniin. 81; sergeant NJ Wood. ~; sergeant u.
e. BusN ell. ~! Private A. T. Worcester RI! Private J.
4 Mccarthy. ~, Lieut., e, bennington ~; serge mt
j. Hartman 80; rIr.,. !, Lee. ~; rri.
81; Private q W. Conkin;. 81; Corrorsi g; K
ton, "i; Private + T. Rice. 81: Sargent A. kolyer.
NJ CnntW \. stokes. ~. sergeant H. inyrahain 3R
Private j. MrUraic, 81; rrINntr I. 4. 10 ,nard 81;
Irvn;" {, " Aniru.. 81; rrlvn:eJ y. II. Bryant "a;
Frvat"J. 81 .nrmnn. 30. rrNatr H. Senrir, 49, Cor
rorni u W lianes. 30; rrvntc y. W Lambert. 80,
Private +. T. ia,ch al Private r.. 4 Dlin 30. rrvnts
e. lanHt0n. 81 Private W H. Wagner. ~: Private X
A. strong. ~: corporal VI LegRct -; corporal G. L.
Srotcld ~. PRIVATE H. L. A. GIBBS u: Private W. j.
Hare "a.
1inrvev Nelson. Old 'iiao member of the Nonparel
RoN tnx uh aud the hest that club had
Licd on edn- sday last.
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Lnur., Athlete Club. Festival.

The second annual festival Of the Laurel Athletic
Club, held 1T Grand Street Park hasPeth avenue.
Brooklyn. on Wednesday. was Productive OF most
enjoyable occasion for all who attended Excellent
nun, WAS IoEided for tue OCCASION ana ne Ganc.fs
were husy all the afternoon and evening" the athletic
games on the nei and track were keeny enjoyed ana
.he Da.ebaN match between the marina nEa sihHle
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Rosros. June 23.-The 40.:ooter Wasp. designed and
built by the iierreshons for Archibald Rogers NJ New
YorG with the intention Of defeating las, years nm.
pon Giorana ID In The harbor and Is I'll. schooner
Marguerite owned by II. & Palmer OF the sam- city.
Both boats are here SPECIALLY to race in the annual
ga,ta Of the Eastern Yacht Club next Monday oil
MarhIchcai The Wasp hich Inns been living mt Rris.
tot Since In New lnrk lett tia, port fnr Hns
ton n Il T. u Tue tay She Is now anchored uu tho
tns on Raves Wharf Some alterations viii lie IL AIDE
TO her sails. and tnen sls Will 20 to MIr3ehead,
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The vamoo.o Here Again.

The yamooss arrived at Tebo's poc. South Brook
Ign. at O'Clock last evening under her steam
The damage the nerncdiat cylinder is not near a,
bad was nrs thought Engineer eiiuron made care
full examination OF her machinery yesterday aud Wal
eassd md that II would be necessafy 10 sen
her downt to herreshohs yard in Bristol Tor repairs
lie will have them made here anu expects 10 hay,
her In nIst'elass order inside OF three weeks.
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baseball Games To-slay y.

NATIONAL LrsGuE AND AMERICAN ASSOCIATIONS.
New York We. Philadelphia. at tho Polo grounds.
Washington vs. btoollyh: At Washington.
Baltimore Va Boston. at Baltimore,
Chicago Va. st. LouiA Mt Chicago.
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Earned runs-Botton y; Baltimore. 2. Two base hits
-Mcnraw, snindr, suretts nelly, Tucker. Mct"rthy.
Home Tuns-McCarly, Stlvgtts First base errors
haitimore. 2: boston Bases on hais-on Mcmahon
I. struck out-By Stiyetts 4. sarrhce hits Long.
Quinn. puNs q. owe. htMahGn. stumble Van linrtn.
Double plhy-Lowe. QUINN aud Tucker. Passed bali
Kelly, slo'en hsses,Sh.ndIe o. Van ilairen 81.
Tucker. Tiine-l: so. lmpre-sheridan Attendance
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LASkLR AND BLACKBURNk
Score OF the E,ghts Game AVID the Finish Of
the Ninsh rartie OF the Chess Match.

Appended IL tho full score OF tho eighth
game from tho Iaskcr- Black urno chess
match. by which victory the young German
expert led his opponent with i've wins to
nothing:
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yard =; Yale !; FIRST base on ball, by Highland,
by Bowers 8. struck Out-By Highlands. 10. by BOW.
tfs, Left on bases Award Il; ya', . Three bass
hits Mason Case. Sacrifice h:ts-laowell. Tranord
Wild pitch-Bowers. Passed ball-KedAe. pouUIe play
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Earned runs-WaShington, n Brookyn,,A. TWO base
hts-Ward, Brouthers. Thrre.basc hit-Ward. Home
Inn,oyce foreman double ,r ,aSS..!oyee and
on kil,sn. j OF laidoek, .. Iit by p,t'her-Daly.
First base IN errors-WashinRton. 2: brooklyn. 8.
out-Ey lIaddock. e by Ki'len Passed na.ls-Milli.
,iriin ~, Sarr.fc. hits-oy q. Richard.ou, VBrl.n
DAILY. Tine-2 hours tmpre-Lynch
posIoS. Is; nALuaCEk q,
PALrIxory. Jun. 23.-McMaion pitched like . suky
school hoy to-day and the B'ruiis TOO. advantage vi
the golden opportunity 10 swell their battery average
I'M AcuI
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Chapman Has No Cause TO sue-Hs WiI
Get His Salary.

LOUISVILLE June 23.-President stucky yesterday no
tined sxNanagsr Chapn an that his resignation would
be accepted TO take effect July Chapman threat.
ened 10 cue the club hiA contract which Apes
November next he wls tod however. that his salary
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ENTRIES FOR suEErsnEID nAY.
Potomac 10 Run In the Opening Event Over
the Euturity Course.

Tho program mo ofrorcd by tho Coney Island
Jockey Club for to-day has no stake feature.
tho swccpstake for thrcc-ycar olds evidently
having fallen through Still there are five in
teresting rnces and another to close ut tho
course to-day down for decision. and tho sport
should be good enough to draw q crowd.
Potomnc's race with His HiEhncss should
help him q lot. and he will probably carry tho
dollars OF tho talent in the opening dash over
one mil and thrce-Qunrtcrs over the turf
course is q decided novelty in those days VI
This is the programme In full:
rrs OF sso esn w,,h ooo
Of the stakes: Futurity couiss.
i;'!:Sss: Is ss$%s;
;IS ,Gnsi. IL t t,"in s,v 81
.Late Alcina colt
Second ., s Race 10 t. s for
I. and :6 Tor s
never Ge.m placed excepting III maiden races one and
E fons So.l ssrsss Queen hly liz
Third Rnce-For three.yenr.old.; purse $1,000. Of
MIs 'c9 70 s,ssna $50 ssn no se
one mile and three siSteenths.
F Fsrs'oo; ld AIshSf a.,
.so'hirls to second and Sn:hra third horse sell
ing allowances: one mile and a iurlong.
Diabo ..............l1t Gertc D..............lOH
King crab IL Gettysburg. H
IowlRnder 1uI Cynosure i"i
Mars ..........1OIi finvia "
Nov loi Joe Kelly .......... 81
The ffb race did MI. and the following race. to
close at J: u'clock to-day. was substituted
fs % % r. w =, o5 s s
500 to third. selling allowances; futurty course.
Ts, = ho ar M Eli ss:oa sn SEQ
third OF the stakes: mil. Aud quarters
on turf
The rcrrer.............1ao King, County date Tam
Tom R"xe many .1.G
Fnvsh LADY 10 sue ll3
Gioauing. ..........1lj
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AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CANE.
Cincinnati ,,.................2 q o q o o o ~
Cleveland. .,..............,.,O o U U U U o OIL
Base hits-Cincinnati q: Cleveland, g Error~-Cin.
Sinnat y: Cleveland Pitchers-Duryea and Rcttser.
Uinplro-MitchelL
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baseball. Polo Grounds. To-day.
League hampionship game. Philadelphia vs. New
York tame J.. ". Admission Nv. AMI 45c.-Ais.
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Eastern a ssoelatIon.

AT BUFFALO.
Bnns'o. ...''....'''',',,,-..O
Albany ........,..,..,....,,,.o q y U y ~
Rase hits--Rufaio, !; Albany, q. Errors-Buralo. 81
Albany. J. fiteherA-sLArrott and Dcviin
ROCHESTER,
kncheher ''''''''.'..'.','.''''no a % a "a
syracuse ,,,,,-,.-r.,,,.. ,..,,..'o o u " " o"
Haze hts-Rochester. IS: Syracuse. ~ Errors.
Rochester, =; syracuse. .. Ptehers-Dornbrouga AND
fournieT and CoughIin.
At uHiRA.
Elmira, ....... o o o 90 o Q Pig
Bass lits-EIlIga, 10; IT0Yldsaee. ~ EJrors-
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Fans Iurarniinde!Pha FIRST base by sTrors-Ssw
rhlla :e.phia. FIST base on bal's-Dt King =. or
vnrscy. s. Struck out ~ M!ng :: by Carey Three
base hit-Alien Two base hits-liiclarsun, ThUni-
son. Sacrirc. hit-pe.. hanty. Sturn bnsc,-Ewilg.
THOMPSON. Double pay-iiaman aud AiIe. i.i by
p'tcEed bni-D. Lyons. Wild pitch-Carsey. Passed
balls-Boyle. 2. Umpite-Emsiie 1Iile-l:i5.
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BICYCLE AUCTION
fishing Iuck!c.
MlRsTERs IsA- wOKaIs.

'"'s1S'H THsF' h'7ST "UANS,
sand worms. l.c. a do@. White worms, 25-. a Coz
n"Gsons 2ic. !oz hhriler crabs. 81 doL MARsTRRss
celebrated alrIancewooa striped Gisg And Fishing
BanSs rod. Sans Ash and IN; wood hollo w-but and
extra TIP bass rrd zoe. mbqo fly and bait rod.
81 ~ up AnInied Damb,p Tp,,. SIC IN Fest 1uautv
loln" lont looks siuZr t-it, loc Gux; ,ioublr I5e
isnstn' raft: 3i inyll rs. mn.lipIy.ng bais nee.
plate ma ysng reels. 81. upt. Rnbbtr ani mic 81
patv NJ. y y'nE Feels $50 M 10 irot reel lines on
- .hrrn, 80 y Lrsad M.s. sli&.rs &c per pound
m ." hi'n nm WIN nshae Sc. cseras tackle books
ANGLER in quality and price - "a S
SEND STAMP FOR ILLrsrRAEsD CATALOGUE,
o.,. a.: a.. y. AAhsTEss: IS Ses-s ct.
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Other Gnmcs.

AT Observation-Disclosures GAM
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-19

othsr Produo. and Proyisiea Markets
ST. Louis, Mo-, Sept lL-flour--un.
changed.
Wheat-c Cash steady At Gslc
Ophonsldropped and closed Aas(o undnI
yesterday september, JsAc; October,
0Bci December 73Ar May is3lc
Corn won't down with wheat and finished
at 45ms71ic Cash and September 4s4ol
October, 43aci December, 485Sci year
48kc; May, 40Jfc,
Oats followed other grain and closed A@
20 under yesterday Cash, 2eci October
Corn moal.-steady at & 1917 20.
Whisky--Quiet; u 10 for finished goods.
Baggiug-Qulet AZ 6i4mIac,
Iron cotton ues-Stoady $40
Provisions easy but not quotably lower
only job trade done at previous quotations
Pork-lobmng, tl07b
IArd-E 70
Dry SAT- meats easyi loose lots, shoulders
Longs and ribs g. 70.
Shorts 81 S.
Boxed lots idc more.
Bacon-loweri shoulders 81 70
Longs and tlbs, o 50
Shorts E b2il
Sugar cured hams-t1l 5Oall2 %
Kansas err, Mo, Sept n. Wheat
Steady No 2. bard old, 5aci new uo9G0Ae
10. 2 rcd, G4G65c
Coru-we kar. No. 2 mixed, aS1<ci No
white, 4safsa
INV YonE Sept. II. -whoat--Spo.
steady and eulli No rcd. nc
options very dun, 3stgAc lower, witt
business entirely local; No rei. Scntem
Der nc; Ocioter 7sKe; November, o0Ac
December. bQ5fe
Coru-Spot quiet and woakeri No. 2, ~
| 6i55e, elevator.
Options va <c lowers trIualng local ;sep
tamher. % iei October, 0Df7i November
/ 5s5fc. Dcoomher, bSLci May BIC
.COfee--Optiuns opened hHn' ID points
% closed nrm ~ lhM20 points up esiei
! 10 10 bags, Including feptcmhnr W tll
| 0eHier. II lob s0; November. 10 $50
" 20 Deosmbor i8 soqls 81 January
So, Rio-ouls, and steady. No. 7, AZ
sassr-Raw. Arm and quiet fair rohniug
] a4siEci muscoYado, 50 tnlt 3ci oonirl
! flrals. 50 test atfaa ii-iGc; Java sIc
] u1iasrs sugar, ~ Test. exc
] Ilndnnl--fgln and 10 good demand no
q, 4 7-lg4i y Ices No. :. tad4Nfi 70
! 5, 4if@{ac; No. 2, f5fNlfci No io
/ 4 5-i5c; No, II, 3.lm3jls, No p stea
ss.; NO ta, i5lel41 10 Is; 81 =, $40
! 4 iGidc; rold s, tiGn5 bitci stan
I dard A, l-ic'e5 as t1feciieHnrs a,
I s5~igsl, li-iec; cat loaf 0 kaHfi rush
FraaaiAiea, i-ioa5 s-sei anofi, 40
holassss -Forelsa, l.eia'l . isai ioc
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-19

MARSHALL, TIN. May 90 1899,
The Gazette, Fort Worth, rcx
GENTLrNulN3 ] received tho sewing
machine You ordered for mo and tested
atme. For Hight running, litllu noise.
perfect work and neat style and finish
" has no superior. have seen MANI
di1rrunt machines, but There IL non,
! had rather have than this. / saved
more than twenty dollars by ordering
through you.
Respectfully
d. N. HUFFMAN,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-19

ny sondlng their sons aud daughtor'
70 u school established, aud sound. The
Fort Worth business college has for II
years afforded our citlacns tho most
practical instruction In bookkeeping,
pcnmanship, arithmetic, shorthand an{
iypewriting, The largo attendance
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-19
The GAZETTE aAoAlNe,
What Those who Have Used Il Say Of Inc Cheap
IS, Machine In The Market


GREENNftLE August Is, 1909.
10 the pomcca pnhlistinp %
received my sowing machine, and
will say Ia You that we are moro than
pleased with H. | find q IA good order,
and also find II 70 DO drsi-olass ma,
chine IN ovcry particular. My wife
SAYS To tell YOU that She don't think
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we'll satisfied wNh &C. aud would moi
give IL up for any 900 machine. We
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llurah 10" the Democrats and three
ohcors for tho Democrat Publishing
company, OF Fort Worth, Texas, Ma,
your papor ever spread ard carry tht
glud tidings OF that noble machine to I
thousand moro homes, You may pu
all have sald In your pupor ~ You Ike
Yours Truly,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-19

wALNuE Tx May %, iSp2
Fort Worth Oagit,c
Tam Ia reoript sd, TIM GAZETTE SONY
ing machine and End it 90 lN all you
chim for H. We mV delighted with The
finish and the work 10 docs rhiuh
IL very ohenp Tor such machine nnd
equal tu'a $40 ur $40 machine
Yours with thanlts for H.
II, u MORRISON,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-19

Receipts and Imports At An uai.sd states
Alzf Ports.
GALVESTON, Tax, sept H. lspccial r.
Receipts thus far this week ...... 4a,SeO
Receipts the same timo last year,. aS7l5
Receipts this dAv ......
Receipts this day last year ....... 500.
Total recepts thus FAR this season. l5a,as5
Difference. leo, sl4
Exports 10 Great Britain. .......... .......
Exports 70 France ......... .....
Exports to continent. .........
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-19

New orioaus, dun and steady common
to fancy, 25,G9So
extra, 4lsOeeo; Japan, S0AAc
CmoA0u, iLt., sept li.--An markets
are dun, and pricca to.uight arc AZ bottom
figures for the day, Declines amount 10 10
In wheat, SO IN corn lgc IN oats, pork l0c
lard Nv for January ribs, same month,
D ronts.
Tho feeling In wheat was In sharp con.
trast with the temper which prevailed at
the close yesterday Then there was a
good demand aud appearance OF strength
To-day thoro was little inquiry, free sell
ing and eXtrHmu weakness Cables were
easy, domestic markets. weak and weather
hue Tho cholera pauic Us sun on 20 q cen.
tain nNtent Roooipia were Ia oXc0ss VI ok
poctntions and exports for the week wera
conpn Auvoly light
II was scalping market IN corn most Of
the session. Largely a local market also, as
the country Is doing blt little oNcrpl scnd'
ms IN conflicting reports On damage done
hy recent trusts,
Oats Market narrow and bulllah, weak
through sympathy with corn.
Provisions -1tade q tame affair with
weakness In sympathy with corn and irhu-
encod by ilne weather.
Loading futures cl1ied.
scriomhcr taci October axe
December, dhtWiran.
Corn ScptclnOcr 4d'tc, October exc
May, ,0Ac.
Oats September as4ci october aa'Gc,
MAY Wlfc
Siess porI, October. $40 Oai January,
Lara October, Z; 40; january, 90 0ug
Short uhs-S optum ocr :, O.b OctopeC
n No., iauunry, 81 ON
cash quotations 80 9 spring wheat
Corn ~. p 4da.rt,o . roa, iBt
No oats. ate Nn. 5 wh'a aaam
IN .c, M 3 white g90NU
No. aryo. 55Nr.
M Ill.,, e2fs X, "1e''o ~
short ribs ti'ie4 doasrl 81 Gllt; o.
DRY salted shouldora tbosoN, u 5000 20
9nO'' '''1 ,, ,,u,o 'y1 ,,o,.' ~ '~ v"
,,....... s,', Az p.,u, ia
colpts, ihoQ' shirmouts, monet markot
! sleAhy to-day taeA n',, w ~ '.,g o..
| pllnu 10 1919 WI V st,a' ,,,u,'' ei,,,i o,
ulolvy, y eo,"o IN ",,'I,s ',..t ~ ~
Moa ,lt H Vuat w s3 XIV, wv cn,s
~ S Sg.9 99 ~ -, NV. ., a., ',, '''
u eNN' ~ ~ i AZ ,t.i ~ ,, ann,
,,arls, m nosni1 brIslrs ointea WAX and
SLOW Glo S6 lsee,a. roe5n 9nu ps s.icrs
Ng2 ~ EUsu ,i,'Nvu p''N pnd hishe,is
~ IN ~ ie,.,.N ~, ii,bi "a 01s5 iO
"ehsn.,' Rerei,,i. ibnl, s6inments 400,
| narlcf stSndv md unehaureli natives,
| N 50Nfb fO ewes. 90 bO0li rs; mixed a rs
| dol ,5. wnthors q OOsf6 g6i ted ToSann,
| d 30: westerns, d Boot e0i lambs, 81 10
| fag 90
ua,.as ci,y rt,.staot
,... - - go, ~ r,to, Va
hAhAAs ~ p ~, ',,t,' tnn. .t..a,..
SgipAi pMv .,a,li 80 .,eaif h,
s,rongg o,bnrs dUi and weak, steers.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-19

None but ton years old Belle N Mel
son whihloy served Over the AiAnaior
bar.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-19

Whislsy-Rectifcd, 81 i0ai 10 as per proof /
l.year-old upwards, 81 50al 30; sour NASH
years old up, 81 QOa5 90 as per age; extra
old, 60 0Oal0 OJi blended WHISTLES, 81 gOa
90
Wines-Pure grape, per gal, 81 rs up
wards.
Brandies-Puro Tennessee apple s. 25;
purc MARY land peach, e. 5Oi domestic
cognac, a 76a9 50 imported, 81 50I9 %.
Domestic, per gal, 81 75aS 70 i'm
ported, s. 3IaB 80
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-19

Sugars-Cut loaf bbls, 0&c; cut loaf,
half bbls, X powdered, bbls, SIC; pow
dered, hall bbls, exc standard granu-
lated, 5jsci fancy yellow clar, J1ci extra
q, Sic,
Flour-Wholesale Quotations-Best pat
ents, e ~ per lOl lbs half patents, g. SOi
third grade s. 0)i fourth grade, 81 So;
Northern patent a. 10.
Cheese-Fancy full, one In box. l3No;
new, two in box, l3Lo; fancy Young
American, &c; fancy fun cream, October
(singlesl, loo Cheese safes, - no.
Coffee lrbuckles Ariosia, $3l.JO; Mid.
land, S2l. DILLON, S2t5O Jersey, bins 10
Green codee--By the sack; Good o4c;
choice, l0i{c; fancy, coke; Peaberry
o44c, Old government Jayu, 27ci Mocha
Ale
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-19

View Orleans Futprss,
Rxs oEL1lAs, L.. Sept ii--lspeci1a---
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-19

if,dlFfTfIdn ard Stomach diaufnrfr take
fIiQsfNa IItut HtlfEls1.
An dealers bedp u, ~ pf hHIe. Nerninekn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-19

GALyEsroS, Tx, sent li-fSpecial H.
STANDARDIZATION agents. prices 10 round
lots by the carload for Louisiana sugars
Market closed strong At yesterdays quo.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-19

READ OUR WANT cOLuAiss TO
DAY. YOU WILL FIND SOMETHING
40 INTEREST YOU.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-19

GALVESTON, Tx, Sept iT,-lspcciall
Stocks this day ...................... 4Ql, 80
Stocks this day last year. so, lAS
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-19
SAT uRDApS MARKETS.


T,alfn,,-i,,.. -. I
a.. vp, .' are prices TO retail merchants
AT a .os. worth packing house products
sn.ill nAms, ~; breakfast bacon. ies;
NY salh snort clear, "a dry salt, basks.
Yle9n oacks, VI shoriclear, bacon, IL; .
ieei lAiui OASIS uerce, Qiso, family lard N,
opyv,at prices for inbbors; also retail
80 Ss .Ilants ueslring 70 buy In car lots.
rvii,o9.Elng are wholesale quotations for
vi, noIe worm passing house products Prices
, 1850 eAuh Gay and the following quota.
s.sls ~ sup.ect 70 change any time. Yes.
uNY S'Vslng BASED on job lots;
-, l-A'u is,Sale-tot Tin cans, 5Olbs, two In
t siss ~, ~ aei subs four in ease, add Ac;
OILS Twelve IN case, add 20; glbs. twe5t,
In cas-, case, add le.
ao I, Or wooden packages 10 10 pail. add s,c
SVlo @lls, add.ssc; 20 10 pals, add NC. !
o11s, aqu Aei eols add y.
sage Or bologna, ke less than iist pri,,e, II
boxed add &c. "
ftesh meat department-Dressed beef
SUES and carcasses, steers, 81. a6c. hind.
quarters, steers 6Jfa1c; force
steers, 5Aa41fc; sides and caruasses
cows 45laoci headquarters, cows, 5lSa6c
iorequarters, cows, 9agisc.
Beof cuts-Loins, per pound. isc; stand.
ara rlos, eci ehucks &c; backhalyes, 20;
lenueriolns lie, funk steaks, So; rib rolls
Iooi homeless rumps, DC; short loins. 15c;
rounds, 59c; plates, ao rumps, 40; shoul,
Der clods, DC: loiu strips, lie; ioin butts, Sc F.;
hanks, II.
Beef extras-Brains, per 10, Toe, ivers,
each, loo; hearts, each, 25c; tongues. oarh
s5ei OK tails, per doz a5e; back6ones, per
10, g; sweetbreads, i2iSo. ~
Pork-Dressed hogs, 10; spare ribs, TlSc;
fresh hams, aci fresh shoulders, DC; ten.
derloins, &c loins, 5lfa6c
Pork extras~Kidneys nor On, an. itr
ers, per do2, 50c; hearts, per dog. doc,
tongues, per do1, Coo; pigs feet, per dor.
Aoc neck bones, 20; sweetbreais i2l6c
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-19

Which shall a boz
A good article az fair price or
fair one AZ q good prlccY
We have the former ia paints and
wall paper.
Call and examine.
WALTER u. TOWNSEND,
Houston Street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-19

Danheiser's fruit iolu, per box sooi peP
,,.s,nInt and limetia, per box, ~ n ~
,oin per box, soc; Adams New lo l, ~. ~
!. per box, SOC faseins.il0n' ~ voylt IN,
t,ot; carmel toln, soci 10, iS Nv ~ ar.
VINO y -. VaIentiue's euchrie' per box
~ ci Panama. per box, &c California irs s
- ~ 16s. Begry's beauty, Hci toiu' -
~, dozen. 20; swoetgum' ~ 20 - q
SiiHsm's crown toln, Do. boxes Ses go 49,
WiiIiamB peppermint toili ~
y ~, WiIliamis pine anriei $50