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The herald., 1893-02-19
Orange Land, sos per Aero.

Mesers. Stanton & Van Alstine of 220
West First street offer 800 acres of good
orange and fruit land, in subdivisions
and on terms. at $65 per acre. See the
display of fruit in their window raised
on these lands.
The herald., 1893-02-19

The largest stock of pianos. sheet
music, music books and all kinds of
musical merchandise, at A. B. Judkins'
music house, 80 South Spring street.
The pianos sold on monthly payments.
The herald., 1893-02-19
Ouo.monra wine Acenov.

we are now prepared to furnish families with
fine old Cucamonga wines and brandy; also,
fine old northern dry wines. 313 North Main
street, DowRey block. Telephone $40
The herald., 1893-02-19

Oysters 80 cents a dozen any style.
Hollenbeck Hotel cafe, 214 Second ct.
The herald., 1893-02-19
,Hene Lee,s Holiday Goods.

r. D. List, notary public Legal papers care
fully drawn. 127 W. Second. Telephone 165.
The herald., 1893-02-19

Ancient Order of Foresters - (Not
A. o. o. F.)
All brothers resident in Los Angeles
or vicinity are requested to commune
cate with 8. s., box go, this Office. In
view of establishing court in Los
Angeles.
The herald., 1893-02-19

Max. tenn, 70; min. tenn. 40.
Rainfall past "a hours, 600.
Rsinfsll Tor the season. 17.46.
The herald., 1893-02-19

w lOAOly IL AAihdbs LOiCpnOAC lOVs
DIR. Price, M. R. G. ". s.. veterinary
surgeon, California stables, 373 N. Main
st. Business punctually attended to.
Before you buy your lumber get figures
from Clark & Bryson. wholesale and
retail lumber dealers, 1231s West Second
street.
On the Southern Pacific one fare for
the round trip every Sunday to all points
in Southern California.
DR.. A. q. Valla, physician and sur
geon. Office and residence, 126 North
Main, hew Med. block. Telephone 2S4.
DR.. K. D. Wise, office, 1421s North
Main street. Office hours from to 10
a. m. and 2 to p. m. Telephone 346.
DIR. G. Edgar Smith, rupture, female,
rectal diseases. Seventh and Main
streets. Telephone 1881.
DR.. Joseph Kurtz and DIR. Carl Kurtz,
physicians and surgeans, have removed
their Offices to 147 South Main street.
DIR. Tudor, dentist, removed to Hotel
Ramona. Third and Spring SITS. Crown
and bridge work.
DIR. Schiffman, dentist, has removed
to 1917 North Main st., Lichtenberger
block.
Artists material. complete line at San
born, Vail & Co., 1873 South Spring street.
Bi-weekly service to Catalina island.
Inquire at 130 West Second street.
Csmpbell's Indian and Mexican goods.
See ad.
R. G. Cunningham, dentist, rooms
and 2, Phillips block, N. Spring at.
Fine watch repairing specially. Con-
radis, Spring and Franklin. Reasonable.
DR.. Hollingsworth, reopened dental
Office. 1857 South Spring st.
Insure with A. @. Golsh, 147 South
Broadway.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-04

Daily Movements Mt Intcrior rownL
Galveston Tex, July 4
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-04
STAPLE PROVISIONS.

MEATS-Dry salt short clear. 10
%, bacon, short clear, IL 1-2c. bacon
hci,tcs i3c; hams, medium, lie; break,
90 bacon. II lie; dry salt bellies, 40.
"IARD-Compound, Lie; pure leaf.
~ stii,fiiJGR-Granulatcd. DISC; nav.
aorcd In barrels, G6.Sc; powdered. 2
NIL G5-Sc: cut loaf, In bills, O 10.
w, ionf IL bbls.. o 3-4c; fancy yello,s
se1unVr,ged. 3-Sc; extra @, . 1916 30
'i9r ,nfFFEIl- Arbucklc's Arlosa, dc.
Midland. 2ic; Lion, 24ci Alarona, Pc;
Je rTsfHys;E IN coFFEE-By the saot
Good al 20 1.2d2lc; choice, % IL; fancy
81 IL. Peabody, 25ei old government in.
- 81 i.oc; Mocha. % lie.
NfoI,ASSES- Barrel lots choice reboll.
cd, S5e per gal; fancy syrup, s5c Der
gall; choice corn o 6aSrnp, ~ per gal +;
sSgy d[g 'S5Tp 'S Sspl Sr fE1I ma. 49,.
,,aDan. 4 1-2c; pink, 4 lie,
paHSpgcF+ Common. 3 1-2d3 3-4c; primo
AZ 1.2e; choice, DC; head rice, l-2dGe
7sAiT FISH New maekerel. medium
No !, x bbS5 M.iN2i 30. I'd ! lob net
seiissS5, goldfish bricks, lie,
FiCii1EESE-- Fancy fnll, one Ia Dor
IL i-9e: two in box. l3c; Young Amer.
ea ss;rARacH-Lnrnp, 4 1.2c per H.: lib
and .i-lh packages, oci olp wood boxes
Gc per ID; corn starch. 40 and 20-lb'
Soses. cache. Faultless. u lib. pack.
ages. per ease. 80.
. PICKLES -Bbls, medium. G75; 10
ri medium, 81; BIDS. small. 81. 10
XXX. small. 50: pint. per doz., 06e.
onaris. per doz.. 81 30; 9 gal. per Joz
Sg: Am. gal, per doz. IS; heiagon ri
l,er doz.. $3.50; ipperial gull per dOz.'
PREsERvEs- 5.lb pals. one dozen
TO case, per dozen, s675; 20-lb. kanakins,
peiT E III % and so-lb pais worth
A i.2e per ID; Bib tin pals. Per doz
1870: h wine-rlass. per dozeD, 7ije; III
pint tumoler; per doz., Zoe. schooner.
NUTS Almonds. new. soft-sheIled. mar
pound, l9c; walnnfs. extra large per
pound, 1Dc; flbcrts, per pound. II 10:
Rrazils, new crop. per pound. - 1-oe.
nnta. assorted. 25-lb. hoxea. Comet
brand 14c: pecsas. now crop. SI-2m0c.
peanuts. fancy white, per sack, Parrot
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-04

New Orleans, La, July 3.-tSpecND,- -
Atwood Violet X Co, say: Futures
The market presents no new features.
The advances Of Saturday found no re-
sponses to-day either from Liverpool
or New York. II was largely due to a
feeling of confidence engenaerol by the
presidents proclamation calling mn ex-
ira session Of congress What they
may or may not do remains TO be seen,
what effect their action viii hive de-
ponds on the character of legislation.
In the meanwhile extreme caution will
be the rule and money is not likely 10
be available for the ordinary purposes
of business until some definite and sails
factory conclusion Is reached which will
fully restore confidence At this time
Of the year II Is not unusual that a
large part Of the cotton held by the in
terror banks Is carried over into the
following season, but under the peculiar
conditions now existing and the Diff
Guilty experienced In redisconnting much
of II will be placed on sale.
Crop adyices on the whole are more
favorable and show that the plant will
be In fairly good condition with an
other week Of clear weather.
Texas reports indicate that an alb
scd1e Of rain for two weeks will do no
damage, and that picking will be fairly
under way in the Southern parts from
the 18th Of July to August LIST and some
two or three weeks later IN other sec
tons Of the state. The near course Of
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-04

STOCKS AND BONDS,

New York. July 3.-Aifairs at the
stock exchange today were extremely dull.
The absence Of leading operators on the
street. MS usual on Tho eve Of national
holiday. induced Traders who were bear
ishly inclined 10 hammer the list at open
ing, especially as- early quotations from
london showed considerable decline from
saturday nights final figures. As the
day advanced the market assumed u
firner tune md prices improved. Trad
ing Throughout. however. was so small no
special Significance could be attached to
fluctuations At any time. The improve
ment during thu afternoon was largely
due TO lei-up III the string Ancy la money,
round mnounts having been offered at )
TO . per ceut. ms against l5d25 per cent
during the morning July disbursements
are beginning to have their effect, and
rates Of interest have settled down to
a permanently low basis for some days
10 come ut least. The market closed
firm in tone.
Railway and miscellaneous bonds dull,
irregular.
Government bonds, strong
State bonds, dull.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-04
THE MARKETS.


New Orleans, La. July 3-The mbye-
lnent OF cotton given In Hestcrs month";
ly statement issued this morning, shows
the amount brought into sight for .Tunu
was the smallest for that month siuce
1870 The deficiency which at the Close 10
the last year and 2,u55,DJG bales COM
pared with the year before, Increased
to 2,JOI ,20i bales under the former.
and 2,OS2, l12 under the latter The to-
tai number of bales brought into sight
during June was S2.u35. against lO1.-
3iI bales IN Juue, 1872. and 1OS,25l
bales IN june. lSOl, decrease from
last year of 25,iI2 bales and from the
year before of 2G,2lG bales.
The movement from the first of Sept
emhor To the close of June includes the
total receipts AZ all of the United States
delivery ports Of l,0Bl ,226 bales against
Iu2G322 bales last year and O,Si3,-
GOj bales the year before,
The net overland movement by rail
roads across the Mississippi Ohio, and
Potomac rivers was SSi,TW balesI
against 1,234, los bales and 1,07G,GG6
bales.
Southern mill takings exclusive Of the
quantity consumed at Southern out
ports was GOs.i2S against 5S1 so bales
aud 52SS3l bales.
The interior town stocks In excess Of
those held at the commencement of the
season We're 9SlS bales, against l2O.-
2Sli bales and gi.31l bales.
These make the total amount of the
crop brought into sight during the ten
months ending June 30, 0,40l.30l bales.
Northern spinncrs took during June
55,54D bales against 52.063 bales last
year mud 4S,4I3 bales the year before,
Increasing their total for len months
20 l,6SI,3Sl bales against 2,1S5.0I4
bales last year aud 2.OO5, sos bales year
before. This makes the average weekly
taklngs for the season 3S,0S2 bales
against 5O,33l bales last yenr. and 49,
1856 bales The year before Foreign eS-
ports for the ten months have been A.
lIG9O2 bales, showing the deficit from
last season Of 1,5J3,217 bales aud from
the same period the year before OF L.
IS4,451 bales. The loss IN foreign eN-
ports during June compared with June
last year 2I,3iS bales, but for the same
time year before they have increased
1896 bales. Stocks al sedbourds and the
twenty leading Southern interior
markets at the close Of June jOl ,5T3
bales against 7i3, 1893 bales same dare
last year and 4Ol, SD4 bales year before
Including port and interior stocks left
over from the previous season and the
number Of bales of the current crop
brought into sight during the ten months,
the supply has been 0.u.l.25 bales
against b.24G.O71 bales last year and
S,dl5,2S6 bales year before.
Up to this date last ycnr % per cent
of the crop was marketed aud for the
same ten months IN 1891 the percent
age Of the crop brought into sight was
9S 74-1OO, mud for the same time In
1890 the percentage marketed was 0S-
11-lU0.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-04

o,o,ations based on small lot. n
ro,sm doalers. Acetaniid, per ounce. lOr.
49, nonnd. roc: ncrtic acid, per H.. a.,
par,,nlic acid, sryst, per b., 8Oc 10 3oc
'.',,ri,fie acid, G. T., per H., 2Oo; nitrlI
WA q. r.. per H., Gle, snlphure neld
~ p Der H., 21e; tannic acid, buik
- N 81 20; alcohol, % per cent nerr
vi ~ rs. less Sc cash; alum, Der Is
~" sntikarnnia, 500; antifebrine, pef
- 1sc. nntipyrine, pnr o., Si.4O: m.
''nnia. carbonate, per h., lGc; blue ylfrioi.
w. M Case; blue mass, per H., SOC.
M ointmeni per h., 50o; bornr. Def
~ 12dlac: canphor, gum. per b., Cos,
,i',nsietim. powdered. per H., DC; CON
~ Nor b., 2Uie: cream tartar. q
per 10. 300; grown, per h., l6c.
nnver's powdors, per H.. Sl25: ether
,inburirl u. s. r.. per b. 75c, p,,,,,
ssrrabIei argt pick. per b., 9Oc; gum sbni'
~ nor H.. ne; glue. brown, per H. ioss
~. eiue. white. per b.. Zoe; mace. n.r
w .,y;,S &c x ~, i-s-oz.. boxes. TX pn, nn
sD XXI. ) 1.2-oz. boxes. per ". 50 ~.
y hotflcs. per o., 500; nntmers NJ.
~ nN 7Se. castor oil. per gal, S1.23f,I hnrr
III. III. por gal, $l.10. llnseed iii ', ~,
oisf' sVTf8ic; spcrm oil, W, Il. nsr .pfF
~ 80, opiun. mr. H.. S3.i5 10 ~ al
s d;a,n TO-. per h.. $1.20: black n 49,
~ IL lie; potash, bromide. brr AZ
w. potash. chloratc, per H.. 2Sc. Ia,l ii33,
IN NJ. So %; quinine. y a w. o.
i,er III. SO. ems. per o.. 32c: oiiirln.
p a W. 5-oz cans, per o., 2flc. n n
< minine o.. walls, Fer or. NO. H.
Ok. tins. per OK. 2Scl DO. 5-oz. tins. nor
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-04

branl. 91-ac: choice white bass brand,
'ci roasted, white. best qua Ivy, l2c.
DRIED FiiUITS-Turkish prunes.
pr H., Toe, French 110s los 51lb.
noAcS l2c; California Dos zoos, 29-lb.
npeSes, 14c; TOs, Sos. 13c; Cos, IOs, lici
boxes, per 10, II i.sc; i. i. raisins. :
erewn' $2.25 per box; l.. l.. raislns, .
s.owh, 81 per box; California ufich
srlnes. IN sacks, DC per H.; California
sssln grapes. in sacks. &c per ID; Gait
iornla scedlcss raisins, Sc; choice evap'
o,ta,ed APPLES, hOlh, boxes, II lie;
pies, ~ SO pcr H.; sliced dried apples,
~ ~ l,er 10, currants, IN bbls., . S-AJnc
per lo., currnnts. IN boxes. q l-9c per 10.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-04
NATIONS ARRESTED.
Another Chapter In the Story OF
Pretty Fannie Thomas.

'recnyillc, Tex, July Special -
Dln'l Nations, who has been away for
many mouths, was arrested eighteen
miles east Of this city today by Deputy
Sheriff Butler He was brought here
and lodged in Jail to await action of the
grand jury. now in session, on a charge
of abduction and kidnapping. IL is alleged
that one night early last October Nations
abducted Miss Fannie Thomas, a pretty
1G-yedr-old daughter OF Widow Thomas,
residing near Cclistc. Nations, it IL
charged, forced the girl TO accompany
him to DcnisOn. After residing to-
gether there for one month he suddenly
deserted her and left for the Indinn
Territory. Miss Thomas was left in a
critical condition and returned home.
The affair at the time caused quite n
sensation and Nations whereabouts have
bSen unknown TO officers until today,
Wien he returned TO this country In dis.
suise ana was Immediately arrested.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-04

Anarchists Fielder. Schwab and Ncehe.
After the reading OF the resolution In
both English and German. 1t received
lively discussion. The resolution was
then put and carriei unanimously
Delegate Peter Frcibrrgcr OF Brook
lSn offered q Recommendation that the
committee on printing be Instructed to
nave printed. MS campaign document,
the opinion Of Governor Altgeld. as con-
tanned In the act Of pardon, In large
numbers and IN such language as might
be deemed advisable.
The proposition was accepted without
opposition.
Chairman Jones Of the committee an
pointed TO propose revision Of and
amendment To the constitution. presented
the report prepared. The remainder Of
me session was spent In taking MP and
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-04
BRrrIsn GRAlN rRApE.

london, July 3.-The Marx Lane ex.
press. in is weekly review Of The British
grain trade, SAYS; 1T Is feared tht
tropical heat will induce the premature
ripeuing Of grain or wiihcr the leave.
Of The plants. Half Of the wheat erop
aud two-tl.rds of the barley crop bids
fair 70 hc very deficient. Oats are
burned IN In many places aud half a
yield VIII be surprising With home
crops. short NIL along the line. the 'nar-
Ret for wheat Is positively weak, The
average price during June was 2Ts Id
per quarter, Australian, american red
winter. California and Russian were
Od luMnr Inlinn nnsnlilel
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-04

Chicago, H., July 3-At today's SEES.
sion of the national convention of the
Socialist Labor party delegates, Rap
port of Indiana, for the commltte on
resolutions, offered declaration express
ing admiration for Governor Alleged
of Illinois because of his frank and
courageous statement of his reasons for
exercising his prerogative in pardoning
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-04
TREsH vEGErADLGs AND rRulrs


VEGETABLES Cnuli1owcr, per doz
on. Si.25M2OO; wax beans, per bushcl
Sl20i green peas, per bushcl. SlOO
squashcs, pur dna., 10000. cucumhers
per doN l5d9uc; now cabbage northern
per pound, &c; tomatoes, 10 hushel box,
Zoe; tomatoes, IL bushel boxes,
l0tnlOc; tomatoes, In crates of has-
kots, sL2A; asparagus, per dozen
lunches, iuNtSl.u ~; new potatoes, pei
bushel, 6Oci new dry onions per pound.
strr 81 40. OuUc, green
corn, per dozen, 1VGl1c, butter beans,
per bushcl, $3.50, okrn, per bushcl S1,25i
per ~ hu'hcl box. Zoe
FRUITS Cherries per box. Cal, Sl51
per crate, Kansas, $500; apples red.
per 1-3 bu. boxes, Zoe; apples green III
bnHhol boxes, doc; peaches, Is bushel
boxes, 100000; plums, Sl0O per cratei
nlnms, per bushel, Sl00; straw
berries. per crate. S2a250; blHckborries,
per crate, $500; blackhcrrics,
per gallon, In bulk, Doc; goosobcrrios, per
crate, $500; raspbcrrles, quarts,
per crate. $500; raspb5rrles, nlnts, per
CRAZE, S2.25; cantaloupc, per dozen
b0cdSl.50; watermelons, $500; lemons.
per box, 500; Mediterranean sweet or
anges, 500; Bluellrll bananns,
per bunch. S2,ONd3iU, nprlcota per box.
$780, grapes, 10Th b'sld's. 75cdSi pears
per Bnshcl, S3Uu, Siberian crab apples,
per bushel. 81 80. White Heath peaches,
per bushcl $3.50; Chinese cling peaches,
per hushel $500.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-04

New Orleans. La. July 3. --McElroy
4 Gilbert say: l'utures--As Indicated
IN our circular OF saturday the squirt
Of that day did moi hold as is evidenced
iroln the fact that Liverpool closed .-Gl
TO 3-td lower to-day, though steady, duo
10 the sales OF 5000 bales at unchanged
prices. Unofiicially. however, they arc
conceded generally to he In buyers favor
Tenders by u prominent operator on the
other side rs well as dscouraging news
from here, also aided in the weakness
OF deliveries there. Our market in SYM
patty opened at a decline Of about 10
points. ruled quiet throughout the day.
recovering part Of the loss. the clos
ing being about points under Satnr-
days figures Silver is unchanged and
money easier In Now York, It's highest
was 20 per cent aud the closing was 1t
y per cent, which would Indicate that
the financial situation i somewhat
easier As Liverpool Is steady aud owl
denees a deposition 20 take hold the
outlook seems rather favorable to col-
Ion, However. We must not lose sight
OF the tact that crop reports generally
continue OF an encouraging nature. and
ms factor is certain to make itself
Spots here were quiet aud steady
WIN sales agrcgatug 800 bales. at mn
changed prices. The market on This
SIDE VIII be CLOSED to-norrow the Fourth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-04
WINES AND SPIRITS.

WHISTLES Rcctlhed, 81. 2OG2O0 ma
prr proof; l-year-old upwards, ST .O0lf
, 10; sour mash, 2.yearold and inward !.
81 ..lihi5 as per age; extra fine SdOOlb
1000; blended whistles, S2.0Off3.25,
WINES grape, per gnllon, 81 90
upwards.
BHANDIES- Tennessee npni,
81 -; pure Maryland peach, SEQ. Io'
nestle cognac. SlI5Q3,DO; Imported
Sc 5Dffg2J.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-04

:, per doz. SIS.
e,tiSll- Alaska, No. salmon. per doz,.
N.4e. Columbia river No. 1 salmon, per
fMSner,can saldincs, lbs, per case, S00ui
h,,ggh snrdincs. LIS. per case, Sl2.hO.
MEATS pottcd ham. II H.. SIC per
n.o,S potied ham. H. H., 81 90 per doH.
Vienna sausage, IL h., St21 per dos
Vienna sausage. h.. $2.l5 per doH,
clipped beef IL H., Si.5o per doz
Clipped beef, H.. $40 per dos.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-04

London, July 3,-At the wool sales to.
DAY 10000 bales Were offered. largely
greasy. Home buyers bid zealnusly.
There was nothing to attract buyers
from the Continent, and there was onyl
moderate Attendance. Cross breeds
firm. Greasy merinos, a shade dcarcr
Cape OF Good Hope offerings sold read.
lis.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-04
HIDES, WOOL, Ero.

uIDES-Buyers are paying, Dry
alnt. heavy, Ge; light, DC; dry salt 10.
green salt SOB l-2c; butchers green,
= 1903 lie,
WOOl,-llght, medium. 15d1Gc: low
medium. l2d15c, fnc. I2d11c.
HOMES foofs aud bones, $500 per
ION. delivered.
BEEswAA-1Dltlsc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-04

Wichita Falls, Tex, July 5.--iSpeciaD
Sheriff. Mertctt was dangerously
company, attempted suicide this even
ing by taking morphine. The physicians
are now working with him II Is inn
possible as yet TO tell whether he will
recover or not.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-04

Exchange ut New York.

New York, July a-Cspeciall
Sterling Bank, 50 days 80 SIX
Commercial, 90 DAYS 4 sOsl
Reichmmks-Comerc ~
franks Bank, 90 days 80. ) 9ssi e5 29,S
Commercial, 20 days .......5 2iSs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-04
POULTRY, puTrEn AND EGGS.

POULTRY--Old hens per doz., S27o
M3O0; spring chickens. small per doz.
81 -, frirrs per dozen, Sl,l0lt2,0O;
EGGS-l'resh, without case u lee,
HuTfElt Fresh country. lUall2 1-2ci
choice creamery, iSd20c,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-04

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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-04

The. following persons are authorized
to collect for Inc on Gazette subscrip.
ton, commencing May L:
G. ]. Buck.
Il. Ii. Bradford.
Bob Moore.
Hugh Chapman,
Earnest Glenn.
Willle Walker.
WIN. Baird.
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City Calculator.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-04
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

New York. July 3.-NIoney on call.
easier, ranging to 81; closed offered at
Prime mercantile paper Gas per cent.
4.S2, sixty days, $4S3 1-2a4sl de-
mand.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-04

Boston, Mass. Inly 3. NJ improve.
mcnt in the demand for wool. SALES
confined TO small lots rs wanted by man
ufacturers. Prices remain the same.
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Woun,lc,l-prnIrlc rirc.

Wichita Falls, Tex. July 3,lSpcciall
Sheriff. Mcrrett was dangerously
wounded by being thrown from wild
horse this evening
\ prairie fire is raging about FIVE miles
north of town. Several large wheat
fields are In danger of being destroyed.
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the market drpends upon the spot de.
mand and dnances. they will be the po-
TENT factors IN price making rather than
crop conditions
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Retail List Canon City, S5.T5 pci
ton; .McAlster Choctaw, Ienuy Lind
Big Muddy, Rouse. Maitland. Cameron
SST5: B 70 10 lon lots $3.50; o onr lon ion
500: onehnlf ton. $3.50: Monarch, Vie
tor, Santa Clara aud Gilmore conls. ca
lots, $500, . 10 10 ton lots, 81; two
tons, SG25; one ton. $3.50: one-hhif ton
$3.50; Brlar Crock and Mc1amcs Goals
tons, 1915; one ton, SO: onc-half ton
S32n; Mnitlnnd egg and Monarch egg
car lots, 50: 3 10 10 tons, S5,25; two tons
$500: single ton. S1Th: nnthrnrit
Pcnnl coal, car lots, Slt 3 to ~ tot
t0uidal. . to 10 tons. So; single ton
$3.50; one-half ton. So; slaci, coal, doe
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o., 25c: do. 25.cz. tins. per o.. 24ci
do, luO-ox, flns. per o. 23c. sat soda
per h., 1iti2 lie: salipelvH ruined.
per lb;,. ioc; saltpcter culnineteiai. "
salts, Epsnni. Per ID, . 70 ic; snlfs
Rochelle, SOC; hlcarbonnte, English kegs
per lb., &c; sulphur o-bbl lOls. Jlici
turpentlne. market rites, per GAL: white
lead. Collier \ Southern, $. II, per ID.
Lie,
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New Orleans, July Especial loot
ton futures closed quiet 4 70 . points lower
Sales, ~, $40
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