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Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1893-10-17

Part Of his land he will plant
with corn for which there always
is 8 demsnd. and part he will
plant with Irish potatoes for
which he finds a ready market in
Honolulu The neighboring but
cher viii yearly buy whatever
beef-cattle he eau afford to sell.
and the turkeys and pigs which
are there in abundance are always
in demand. His living expenses
are small, because be can raise
everything necessary for home
consumption and his household
necessaries. Isn't this a beauti-
ful picture Of the small farm!
Does it not look more tempting
than the picture OF coffee planta-
tions and Guava jellies which
heretofore have been unrolled
before the public by the Star
editor aud other homesteads pro-
motersl And yet, who ever sue
ceeded of the foreigners who
have tried it, except perhaps a
few Cinnamon and one or two
Portuguesel The picture of these
farms as drawn by US is not
exaggerated the least, and to the
superficial mind it must be a per-
feet paradise. But the secret is
that. it takes capital to start the
business, and the man with capt.
al as a rule doesn't propose to
get up in the mountains and haul
wood. or dig potatoes. or milk
the cows and make the butter,
and as the result of his combin-
ed capital and labor have just a
bare living, and none of the COM
forts of civilization. BY capital
we do not mean a few hundred
but rather a few thou
sand, and doesn't the Star think
that man with that amount
would prefer to live among CON
genial surroundings cultivating
orangesand other fruits in Califor-
MIA within few days journey from
San Francisco than lock himself
and family mp in Kula, District of
Makawao, Maui!
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1893-10-17
A True Philadelphia story.

The wicked men who steal have
penetrated even into the sacred
precincts Of the Office OF the
superintendent of police.
Until Yesterday a pretty little
blue enameled sign, the lettering
on which was IN spotless white.
ornamented the top of Clerk
ROop's desk. which stands in the
ante room to the Office OF Super
intendent Linden. 1t read:
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1893-10-17
We NEVER SLEEP.
Somebody stole this sign.


Now there is trouble around
headquarters. and the atmosphere
has assumed the melaneholie hue
of the background of the depart
ed motto. When Billy Foster,
the messenger, arrived yesterday
morning. and discovered that the
terrorizer. as the inoffensiye
little strip of tin was called. had
been embezzlei, he went out and
in an agony of grief had all his
hair cut off Roop followed suit,
and Charley Henry would have
likewise, but.
Captain Miller refuses to state
what steps had been taken to APP
prehend the culprit. 1t Is known,
however, that the loss of the sign
was severe shock. People would
come into the Office and, while
waiting for an audience would
read the solemn comic papers
provided for such emergencies.
Presently they would lift their
eyes and see the sign. The gloom
would have their faces and know
ing grins would linger instead.
Another sign has been ordered.
which will read:
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1893-10-17
AN ABRUPT TRANSITION.
This could OF Course never have
Happened in Honolulu.

At a dainty little supper
With iaaniy hssls miss
A naughty little husband
Was pleading for kiss
his life was in its winter.
his heart. he said. was cold;
he vowed that it world warm it
II her he might enfold.
"oh. ihaw the zoe. my darling.
he pleaded, with year hzsxth =
BIS wlfe sprns on, besors .hzm
And then he prayed for death
Il an sorTy yoars 50 chilly
The tones he neier iorsotl
And instantly she made il
Uuocmforsably bot.
Mrr7ESs wrtIxrr.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1893-10-17

Say, Harry, want a dogl
I've got one I'll give you"
Thanks; I've been looking
ali over for one. ANYTHING the
matter with himg'
"oh. no; except that he's
dead. Puck.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1893-10-17
The World Militant.

Up in high stations we think
ourselves
A Captain, Major. a Colonel;
But to General Public we must
bow.
Or there'll be a row internal
Puck.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1893-10-17

Who is the young Hausiiau
journalist who now uses s
handkerchief with the Stars and
Stripes. and has abandoned the
Hawaiian dag badgef And echo
answers. Whol
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1893-10-17

In the present Government are
s number Of men who have been
ardent, YES, intolerant defenders,
and advocates of the temperance
cause. who have fought and
agitated for total prohibition or
for measures, which virtually
amount to the same thing, who
have appeared on the rostrum
in the Churches and in the
Y. NJ. c. A, and exhorted, and
preached and finally lifted their
voices in chorus with the old
ladies', who trade in this kind of
business. What must be the
surprise then to the country to
see these men who stamped
Marsden's light wine and beer
bill, as an infamous measure,
and who talked TO the reverend
J. L. Stevens. with indignation
about the liquor-ring leave alone
the drunken orgies of the mon
arc by, quietly furnishing
the soldiers of their
government with intoxicating
drinks and allowing them to
swill fifteen barrels of beer at
the taxpayers expense. Where
is Serene E. Bishops Where
is the W. c. I. e.? Why don't
we hear about petitions and
protests from these two Christ
ian bodies against a repetition
of the outrage committed by
the men sporting the blue ribbon
against the principle of which
that ribbon is "a symbol? For
shame. Have politics also en-
tered the righteous souls of the
temperance advocates in this
town so in their eyes intoxicat-
ing liquor is alright when used
by the Provisional Govern
ment and all wrong when
used by the opposition! Is
that the firmness and devotion |
to principle of these ladies
male and female)! Where are
the Warehouses; Where is W.
w. Halll Alas the later who /
wore the blue ribbon with such
pride while shipping alcohol
TO the whalers) is the Quarter
master General OF the fifteen
oarrel-of-beer drinking soldiers
md will foot the bill for the
stuff Send next Sunday all the
seven companies to church and
ct them be exhorted, and let all
he old ladies expound on the
Iirtues of weak coffee. and the
inspeakable evils of beer. In
consistency your name Is
Naterhouse, and Hall-Alco,
Hall & Son.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1893-10-17
Taking Notes.

Kirby Stone-What paper do
You take, Lott
Job Lott-I've spent most of
my time lately taking up my son.
in-law s.-Puck.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1893-10-17
Good Advertising.

Client - Well - eh what is
your charge in q divorce easel
Lawyer. 1t depends. Madam,
altoghether upon the advertising
| get. Is yours a newspaper
casel-Puck.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1893-10-17

if any man is to be induced to
come here and become . small
farmer" let him to do so. not IN
der false pretenses. bat with his
eyes fully open The Star has
got the theory-we have got the
practice.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1893-10-17
TAe Happy Couple.

Ss-'Nr. and Mrs. Franklin 5
married lrfs was a very happy one.
! Supposed
-''Yes-very. They didn't
live together. you know"
PUCK.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1893-10-17
In Sunday School.

What did the ass say to
BALKAN, WilIier"
Come of.
why do you think thatg'
Because he knew BALKAN was
onto him.-Puck.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1893-10-17

EVERY SILVER lining has its
cloud. You can't earn a half
dollar without working for it.
Puck.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1893-10-17
THE OCEANIC.

As we go to press. the Steamer
Oceanic is off Diamond Head.
She will probably not leave be-
fore tomorrow morning. Among
the passengers who will leave by
her, is Mr.. Gillig and party who
go to Japan. China and India.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1893-10-17

WE HARDLY EVER SLEEP.
The detectives are being close
ly guarded. philadelphia Times }
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1893-10-17
Long Branch
BAT N c.
Establishment.

This First-class Bathing Resort
has been enlarged and is now
open to the public. 1t is the
best place on the islands to enjoy
a bath and there is no better
place to lay off Special accom-
modations for Ladies. Tramcars
pass the door every half hour and
on Saturdays and Sundays every
fifteen minutes.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-08
THE MARKETS.
MELRoY & GILBERT.

New Orleans. la. July 7.-(Special.) y
McElroy u Gilbert say:
Futures-Another authority seems 10
he bidding for entrance into the cotton
market, as the New York World today
published q report on the crop which
would csem to indicate very small
yield. Coming on the heels of yesterday 5
rumors of the probability OF drouth
In Texas, this report had the effect of
frightening some nervous shorts into
covering, cnusing All advance of about
ten points which, however. failed TO
fold. our market finally closing at from
y to points advance from yesterdays.
Reference to our recent circulars will
show that the principal cause of cU/
plsint from Texas has been that the
crop was badly IN the grass, but with
the dry spell now IN progress the natural
inference is that II Is doing the crop
good in giving farmers n chance TO clean
their fields for that reason we attach
little importance to rumors of damage
by drouth.
In Liverpool the demand from spinners
was not very active, sales 10 spnners
being only 5000 bales, but buying orders
from this side, principally to. liqn1ate
straddlers, caused an advance In futures
so that the decline of BIG was re-
gained, and that market closed about
2-GI higher than Wednesday.
Spots here were IN good demand today
at firm prices, total sales being $50
bales
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-08
rnEsn VEGETABLES AND FRUITS

VEGETABLES Caullnowcr. per los'
en-, 81 255nl 90; wax beans, per bnshcl,
Sl2o; green peas, per hushel SLOO;
squnshcs, per dus., 2oWlbc; cucumpers,
per doz., lJt20c; new cabbage northern.
per pound, l-2c; tomatoes, ~ bu. box,
Toe; tomatoes, IL bushel boxes,
iodDOc tomatoes, In crates OF bas'
kets, ,L25; asparagus, per dozen
bunchcs, lucdtSl 80; now putntocs. per
hushrl, Soc; new onions, per pound.
2u2 he; rhuhnrb, per bs'kt, Zoe; green
corn, per dozen, lVdl1o; butter beams.
per bushel, Sl.0Q; okra, per hushrl. Sl'2oi
egg plant. per dox., lO1iJOc. sweet pep
per, IL hnalel box. Zoe.
FRUIrS-.C Cherries nor box, Cal. Sl,n1
per crate, Kansas, $500; apples, red,
per IL hu. boxes, G1ri applea green III
bushcl boxes bOc. apples, IL hu. bsk' Is,
1oc peaches, III hu boxes, 3ll1
DOE: plums, 81 90 p"r crate;
pmms, per bushel, 81 80; straw
berries, per crate, S1Qr25U; hlackhprrlrs,
per crate. 500; bnckberrles.
per gallon, In bulk, 35c; gooscberrles, per
crate, $500; raspberrles, quarts,
per crate, $500, raspa er'ics, nints, per
crate, S225; cantaloupe, per dozen.
bO6tOOc; wntermelonE, 81 30; lemons,
per box, S5d6; Mediterranean sweet or
anges, $500; Bluehcld bananas,
per bunch. S9,uN3.uU: nrrir0ts, per hos,
81 90; grapes. lO.lb h'skt, 0TfSt; pears,
per bnshcl, 500; siberian crab apples.
per bushel, S150 White Heath peaches,
per bushcl, $500; Chinese cling peaches,
per bushol, $500.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-08
PRODUCE.
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

Chicago, July T.--Prices marched mp
the hill to-day and thep marched 'lowu
again. In wheat u fair business was
transacted. Tho opening was about
lie. higher than yeSnrlAy's closing,
ruled firm aud prices further advanced
5-Sc then went of and declined irregu-
lrrly Use for September delivery. thcn
held steady aud the close was about
l-Sc higher for July. Lie for September.
aud 3-ic for December Khan yestenlays
close: All changes occurred through the
varying crop news.
Shipriiss interests appear 10 enter
tain quite hullish views Of corn and
bought freely. the local crowd being In
clined 10 sell on bulgcs. The market AZ
the close for July was 5.Sc higher, AT
gust 1-Sc and September 1-iGI;i-Sc bet
ter.
Trade in oats was Of spnsmodic
order, but hrmer feeling prevailed.
Pork was almost entirely neglected.
but there was some inquiry for ribs
from shorts.
Lard advanced 4Oc; ribs, % 1.ec. but
lost respectively - lie and l5c OF the
Pork closed nomnany Zoe higher than
last night.
Leading futures:
Wheat 0lnly; G5c; September, 093-4c;
December. "a Lie.
C0rn-July. II 1-Sc; August. 81 5-Sd
~ 3.sc; September, II l-iGti2 rs.
onls-.Iuly, 70 Use; September, ~ IL
Ma6 3-Sc.
Mess pork-,Iuly, Sio.35; September,
solo
Lard-IuIy, $3.50; September, SlO.47
IL: October, $40.
Short ribs July, 50; September So,4a
IL.
Cash quotations:
Ncs 2 spring wheat 05c; No. red, G5c,
No . corn, IL 1.Sc
No. . oats, ~ 6i2a 1-Se
Mess pork, S10.35mlg.dT L..
Lard. SAg2 l-2dJJ.95
Short ribs. sides, Ooosel, S912 LEA
OIL.
Dry salted shoulders, (boxcD, $500
900
9.f5. N' ''' -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-08

CORDAGE- Sisal rope, 1.o.ln. basis.
s lie; MANILA rope, lO-ln. basis, 10 lie:
cotton rope, all sizes, 13c; cotton twine.
10c
KEfS AND PACKAGES Quart boxes
per thousand, 50; twonty.iour uunrt
crates, per 100, 50; third bushcl boxes.
per 100, Si.25; ,cllmax baskets. per 100.
SI5O; H. bushcl climax baskets. per
100, Sob0; 4 basket crates, per 100.
Sla, melon crates. per 100. Sill.
SEEDS-Amber cane seed, per bushel.
Tufnip seed--21c per pound
Alfalfa seod-Sl.JD per bushel.
Stock pcas-SL15 per huahel
johnson grass sced-Sl.5U per bushel.
Millet-per buBhcl. U5c.
CHAN SAClNs.-Balo lots, Cumbcr.
land a, II lie. Naomi. 10 i.ae, ii \
A., 10 1-2c. u. IS, @, IL i.2c; q bn.. z +
o., 1-Ic; .centals, . lie; ~ bu.,
wheat bags, or. Z 1.2c.
BINDING TWlNE--F. o. b. Fort
Worth. per 100 lbs, white sisai, $40:
standard. $685. manllla, SlO.35.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-08
cRAoKnRa rAKns ANp cANpIEs

CRACKERS. -Anlmals, Ice; Boston
butter, Sc; butter. &c; creams, lie
crackhrlS Zoe; cracker meal, &c; oyster
pcnrl tle; oyster excelsior, Sc; pretzcls,
iac; cream coda, Sc, snowflake, i-e'
CAKES AND JuMBLEs-1i l-2el
irnit, snltana. lie; ginger snaps, SIG
grandma's cookies. Zoe; lemon SNAPS,
lSci waters, Toe; sugar cookies, loei
stage planka, Sc.
. CANDIES -Caramrls assorted favor
olb. box. 20; gum drops, A. b., assort'
ed flavor, 2.lb box, 400; Japanese strips
cocoanut flavor, Obj, box. 05c; rock as
sorted and white, O5c; French hssess,
per box, Soc; chocolate creams, Al,
poe; lemon drops. frosted, pcr box, 60c
burnt Almonds per box, noe; creams
handmade, twelve varieties, soc; peanut
blocks 01c, peanut bar, per box, leci
lozenges ass rtcd con-, OH. box, Toe
marshluallows, cherry brand, h-lb, box.
lsso; mixed candles, pals, per, h.,
1-2c; crystal cut Sc; daisy, H. NJ
creams, lie; stick candy, In pals, 2
lie; wrapped sticks, IN pals, 90.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-08
srApLE PROVISIONS.

MEATs-Dry salt, short clear. 10
I o. beron, short clear, Ill 1-2c: bacon
hciiics BE: hams. medium. 1ic; break.
sast bacon, II lie; dry salt bellies, 10
LAIlD-Compound, Sc; pure leaf
li seiircAR-Granulnted, G1.sc; po,v
,.sed In barrels, 5-Sc; powdered 10
liJs Use; cut loaf IN bills. G1-3e.
W ~, ioof IL bhls, O3-lc; fancy yetio,,,,
,elun,.iecd. 53.Sc. extra G, . 1915 i.gc
nItFEIl-4Arbuckle' Arlosn, Oh.
Midland. 24ei Lion. 24e; AlaFoma, dc;
Jersey cg,,y,,st m coFFEE-By the s,.,
,o W / 20 i-2d2lc; choice, 90 10; faney
~ q ~ DC, Mocha, "a 1-2c. ~
va inf ASSES Barrel lots choice rebon.
a nc per gall, fancy syrup. 35c ns,
Ell Ell choice corn syrup. 2sc per gsi .
sSsg dEg s Sa9S. 9S Sa Gs' f Tina. 4,9.
bE"4l41 ne; pink, 4 lie -S'
oI8SYYcS;F- Common. 3 l-2a3 3-4c; min.
AZ .3e: choice, DC; head rice, Q 1'9fGe
ftaAiTt FISH New mnckerei, medium
No l. 10 bb :. $T.I5i No. 4. lob nei
si25; goldfish bricks Z re.
"a i,5e; two in box. BE; Your Amer
eatlii rAnSCiu-Lump. 4 LIE per h.; LIN
aud 3,lb packages, &c; Glib wood boxes
n. nor NJ; corn starch, 40 and 2O.ib
boxes, Ga6 he; Feuitless, 81 lib. pack.
SPplicKLE Lesbos. medium. sG75. 10
bbl., medium, 81; bis, small; 50; 10
e pSill per doS.. 81 30; 4 GAL Per DO s
S5; Am gal, per doS.. 81; hexagon gal
ner doz.. $500 imperial gal, per doz.,
PRESERVES -5-ib pals. one dozen
to case, per dozen, $3.50; 2O-lb. kanakins,
Der H.. Zoe.
i-9c per h.; BIB tin pals, per dor
s3.15. y wineglass, pcr dozen, 75c; rs
mini lumber. per doz, Toe. schooner,
nsr doz.. S240.
NUTS Almonds. new. soft-shelled, per
pound. l9c; walnnts. extra large per
pound, 15c. flberts, per pound. 10 i-2e:
BrazilH. new crop. per ronnd, IL i-2c:
ants, assorted. 25-lb. boxes. Comet
brand 14c. peca5s. new crop 9 1-2fffc.
peanuts. fancy white. per sack. Parrot
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-08

brand. o1-oc, choice white bass brand.
fei roasted. white, best qua lily, lie.
DRlED FRUITS Turkish pruncs.
Per b.. loo: French HOS lbs 51-lb,
poAes. l2c. California DOS 1908, 2o-lb.
prS1es, lfc; eos. SOS, i3c; COS, iOs, liei
boxes. per H., Ia i-2c; l.. L. rnisins. y
crown, S2oS per hox; L. L. ralsins, Z
crown, 81 per box; California dried
s.thcS In sacks. &c per ID; Calltorn,h
f fa.sla Grapes, In sacks, &c per ID Nan'
arrnla scedloss raisins. Sc; choice evap.
eeiiateu apples, h0-lh. boxes, " i--c'
PIES IA Sc per IL sliced dried apples.
ner pfF lpi currants, In bbls, S-tuvr
wv ~, enrrants. 10 boxes. o l-2c per ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-08
DRUGS.

o,o,atlons based on small lot. IA
S,u dealers; Acetanild, per ounce. Zoe,
~. nnnnd. zoe; acetie acid. Der N. ~.
~ Iees,,,nile acid, sryAt, per h.. Soc 10 3oc
tsy,a,r acid, q. r., per h., 2Oc: njtris
nId d. r., per h., Gle; sulphuric acld
per b., 2tc; tannie acid. bull
- n, III. %; alcohol, 10 per cent net
pci IS rs. less Sc cash; alum, Der ID
sa.' ,ntilamnia. Sl.0O; antlfcbrlne, per
20 5Sr, nntipyrine, per o.. Sl.JO: am.
~, carbonate, per h., lGc; blue vitrioi
nlo'' GMsc; blue mass, per h., SOC.
XII ointinent, per d., 6Oc; borax. ne,
~ t5Gfi3c; camphor gum, per h., Cos,
w., ic,,,n. powdered, per b.. 25c; con-
~ ~ lei h., 2U3c; cream tartar Y
eIAN' H.. aOr. grover, per H.. In.
49, powdess. per H., S125i etber
Di',i,,hnric' q. S. r., per ID. zoe: g,,,1
sua aPp,I, afst pick. per h.. 0Oc; gum shap
ntaN. ..,, H. 27c. glue, brown, Der M ~
~ ~, Zinc. white. per h., zoe; nnr,. ~. ~
Il, 'ohe, mercury. per h., I5c; moran ~, Xxx
lpg p K w, 1-S-oz., boxes. ny. ~.
ssnnihfsSs. 3 l,2-oz. boxes. per o. 81 ~,
1otiles, per o.. $500; nntin.rs NJ ~,
n 7Se. GATOR oil. per gal 81. 2i3tI XXI
M, I'll per gal. $llOi lip.jcd oil ~.
al Hyd0ic; sperm oil, w. b.. ner sii,,ff'
"a 10. opium. per h.. S3I6 10 sf9n.
mum. po. per H.. $J.20; black ne,,re,
rer III, &c; potash, bromide, Dor h, =
~. potash, chlorate. per tb.. 2Sc: iodia.
ngr H., s3.25: quinine, II. & W, Ok. bot
i,er III. BE; cans. per o.. 32c; dulnInc
Y. & W., boa. eaua per o.. 2Dc. II. 4
s. quiuine. oz, rials. per o.. aDc: az
or. tins, pef o. -SeG DO. Don. tins. per
or. Poe; d., 2o,oz. tina par o. 2se:
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-08
HOTEL ARRIVALS.


W II Miller, Baltimore; W " klnen'
Chicago; /. II Dyer, Goodnight; John erals,
Worth! j \ Hngler. JIM Norton, Jas Flores,
Wichita Falls: W ! kcndiick, New York
J TUFTS. Pnul q l<oehu, NJ hlnnce'
ff Srt E%orth; iapn anderson: FRANK \
Walsh. 81 Louis; q ii spiney. Toledo. II
II Waddy New York; d Miller, James
barker. Cohen, 81 Louis; w u Drum'
lnond. u \ Jonrs. baltimore: J 4 lourle,
Iaducah; n W Hurley. Paducah.
PlCKwICK.
Frank X Coalt 81 Louis; II wlcl Gu.
clnnatl; n NJ wcarner. city; A J Burtol.
Kansas City: Winfield Scott. city; Il IL
Sherman; Mrs w + Reele, Denver. Julas
Loeb, Kentucky; II Russell. Co
Chicago: Captain Louis ochs. san Fran
we'll II Price, Weatherford; Geo / Bates,
81 Joseph. Mo; W Henderson. Bowie.
II ] Boyles. Houston: w II Winfield. Tex
arkana: Felix Mann; w i Chiffon. st Lou
Isl; A Hover Corsicana; J II Nash. Ras-
well n "; Chas Alexander, Richmond
Louis; w + Scott, colorado; Jubal Il Ter
~, Rlchmond A II Miller Thurber 4 J
Weatherly. New York; W f Finsdell Mid
land; ID Burch. Aurora; II A Gailihcr,
Independence; s Jones, st Louis; W u
i. Warren Eddy, \ ii; WIN c Lott Aus.
tin: W X Bell. 1ulo Piuto.W L Holsell.
burg. J Borge. torinth; A j Purcell.
Texarkana L mn. Memphis. W ] Me
Donald. Quanah; Col W b wyen. A
Pugshy, Dallas; Dave Rodgers. ST Louis:
q w Cnlwcll. Dallas; i l. Mack. Cnnty
W II Hererbig, Wichita Falls.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-08
NEW YORK PRODUCES.

New York. July whcat-Spot
steady, but firincr with optious No .
red, elevator, n 1-2dt72c. Options. iirm;
closed steady, l-4M3-Sc over yesterday
July, II 3-Sc; August, az 'tSc; Septen-
bcr 10 Bic; October II 3-4e.
Corn-Spot quiet. trmer. No. .
As LIE elevator. Options advanced by
whcau and the West trading very slow
aud closed firm. 1-Siij-Sc over yesterday
August. 40 3-Sc: September, Doc
Rice-Fair demand
Molastas-Ncw Orleans open kettle.
good to choice. steady, quiet.
Coffee Options opened steady and I'M
changed TO five points up; closed steady,
10 To 10 points up. Sale. 1880 bugs,
including July, SIG; August, Sl5.05; Sep
tember. $l5.T5GLl5.03: October S11. 10
M15.S5; December. S15.5ndt5.G5: spot
Rio, firmer and more active. No. I. lie
Sugar-Raw. steady and quiet. Fair rc.
iining, 33-Ic: c'ntrifurals, 90 tcst.
I 3-Sc; muscoyndo. 80 test, 33-Ic, re-
fined steady, fairly active.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-08
ENGAGEMENT ORDERED.
July ~ 90 July 80 the Time-Prizcs
TO he Given--Rntes Arranged.

Austin, Tex, Jnly 7.--iSpeciaD. Gen
eral Mabry this evening issued an Of
fetal order calling the militia of the
state to an encampment in this city
evening of July 10. Numerous prizes
will ge offered this year for the hest
drilled companies. Three prizes, 800,
$40 and 800 will be given the best
drilled infantry. Seventy-fye and fifty
dollars. will be given the best cavalry.
In addition thirty full uniforms Will he
issued to each Of the best drilled com.
panies in the following order: Twenty
five best infantry, three best cavalry,
two best artillery.
Bruce's medal will also be competed
for under the same rules as heretofore,
Satisfactory arrangements have hecn
made with all roads for transportation
Of troops.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-08

erts certain influence for or against
prices. In so far es the present
Is concciucd, the outlook is quite
good aud The extreme nervous
ness Is more largely due % apprehension
innn TO existing facts. The cotton belt
Of Texas embraces u large AREA. and
ISOLATED reports " an extreme character
should not he construed too Literally. but
with a proper regard for cxaggcfation.
The publication OF the Houston Post
covers a large territory aud detailed re
plies convey the idea that rain as early
as the 10th instant wonld prevent any
damage from lrouth. The government
report. which will be out OF the 10Th in
stnnt, will be the next feature. The
market, as we have before stated, Is
ment, is purely speculative aiforling
only small margin OF fluctuations.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-08

Retail Iist--Canon City, sTT5 ner
,on; McAlister Choctaw. Jenny T.ini.
bbiS Muddy, Rouse. Maitland Cameron.
ss.onnIMson and Walscnberg oonls, ear lofs,
500; enehalf tou. $3.50: Afouarrli. Vic.
tor, santa Clara and Fillmore cuals. ear
lote, $3.50; 3 TO 10 ton lots. 81; two
tons, $V;o5; one ton, $3.50; nnc-lalf Ion,
car lots. Sl,o5, 3 TO 10 10 tons. S55n, iva f,ve
TONS 500. one ton. SO; one-half tot.
SID; Maitland egE and Nlnnarrh egg,
car lots, 50; 2 TO 10 tons. 1925; twn tons
$3.50; slngla ton. SITS; nnihrncltc
lots, $i2.I5; sirele ton, sis; snthraeite
lOuida). ? to 10 tons. 50; single ton,
$780, onc-half ton. SO; slack coal, 4nc.