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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-05-10

Quejanse de Santurce de que continda alh a
Ia orden del da 81 robo de galinas, escalando las
empalizadas. Algunos vecinos creen-y noso.
tros tambien,-qu serla muy conveniente esta-
hlacar I'M puesto de Ia Guardia Civil II n
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-05-10
y licencias dc sspulturas, 50 venden muy baratas
an esta imnranta.

en- eBGa lmpfenta ~
A las de la noche del del actual han con.
traido matrimonio civil en- Utuado, 81 apreciable
ioven don Juan Jose Eduardo Carlo Montslvo y
la senorita dona Maria Conception Alfonzo Bausa,
hiia esta 1ltlma del Notario del mismo pueblo
don Osvaldo Alfonzo Fuertes. al acto, que re-
visti6 ID mayor solemnidad, asisti6 una numero-
sisifna y escogida concurrencis de ambos sexos
De Sabana Grande NOS escriben que no estan
cercados los callejones entire las casas del pueblo
10 que constituye IN peligro para los que transi
tan de noche.. Dicen tamblen que las festas pro-
meten quedar muy animadas este ano y que haee
tempo no SO reune 81 Ayuntamiento mas que con
el alcalde secretario en- las sesiones ordlnarias
v extraordlnarias. Algunas veces,-muy po-
cas,-asiste tambi6n un sehor ConcejRl, que CANA
3OSpesos como empleado de Consumes En- dicho
pueblo ha llamado mucho Ia atenci6n el hecho
de que SO mandase en- comisi6n, representando al
Ayuntamiento, para Ia reception de los Infantes
al doctor Latotre, (dentistal, persona muy apre-
.ciable muy digna, sin duda, pero que es tran
seunte en- aquel pueblo y sin cargo en- el Munici
pio. Ell doctor Latorre cuando fu6 ,nombrado
para tai cargo solo llevaba l56 20 dias de resi-
dencia en- Sabana Grande.
En- 81 barrio de Caguana (Utuadol las
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-05-10

Los excelentes vinos, Champaha, Gcores
NOS, etc, ETC., que SO consumieron en- el banquet
dado por el Ayuntamiento & los Infantes de Es
paiia, fueron comprados en- el Colnnado de los sc
iores Cerecedo Hermanos c.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-14

OYSTERS Onc.pound, per dozen.
soc: No, . per dozen. S1Sl
FISH-Aluska No /. salmon per doz.
81 40; Columbia river No. salmon.
per duz.. 81 10; l-pound mnckercl, pcr
doz.. 81 10; American sarlines. LIS per
case, s.; French sarlincs, LIS per case,
So 80.
MEATS-Potte ham. II pound, per
dozen. SIC; potted ham. IL pound per
doz., 81 80: Vienna sausage, H. pound.
per d0z 81. 2J;; Vienna sausage, Ii
pound per doz., 81 %: lunch tongue,
1-pound, per dozen, So 20; chlnnol beef,
ID pound. per dnz. 81 30; Clipped beef,
| pound. per do2.. 81 40.
VEGETABLES Three pound toma-
toas, 81. 20; . pound tomatoes, 81 10;
pound corn choice. 81. 10; pound corn,
fancy, 81 80; . pound string beans 90e'
. pound marr0wfat peas, 81 %.
CALIFORNIA FRUITS II Mound
peaches, s.. Is. - pound apricots.
S1.S5; 21-2 pound pears, 81 25;2 IL
pound plums. 81 50; . IL pound mus
cat grapes. 81 50: . IL pound white
cherries, 81 80; . IL pound black cher
ries, 81 80.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-14

even when the adyiecs are from the
same nclghhorhood. For instance. Paris
aud Bonham ia N0nh Texas a'iNise that
the crop will be from 40 to ~ per
cent grealcr than last gcar. The hg'
ures from BNnham bcing actual the ie'
celn,s 80 Jar iaO0l. expected for
the balance of The season 1000 bales,
an Aggregate Of 1900 bales against
total receipts OF i4.OOO hales last year,
aud yet from Detroit. a TOW miles
east Of Paris, II l. reported that the
greater part Of the crop Y alwady ~
and that farmers have little left to
market, Perhaps nothing could better
show. the diversity Of opinion than the
belirf IN Paris IN 2.0O0.0O0hale crop.
while our correspondent IN Detroit y
equally confident Of crop OF l,SO,WM
bales
In great state like Texas. however,
whose average production eau he
put down at 2000.OOO bales. differ
rnce Of 100000 bales or 10 per cent
Is comparatively small onn as the
production OF Texas Is eanivMen, To
three times the average for the other
eight states
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-14
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,
Arwoop. yIoLETr 8 co.


Special to the Gazette.
New Orleans, La, Nov. 13.-Aiwood,
Violet & Co: Liverpool closed easy
today at a decline Of 4-Gid from Satur-
days prices, spot sales reaching 10000
bales. Quotations unchanged. Both this
market and New York have ruled de-
cidedly steady throughout the day. un-
dor The rimor that u prominent crop
authority would make an estimate OF
Z. SODOOO bales, minimum. January
touched 7.SS IN New York unh ~
here These prices developed covering
demand on the pnrt VI shorts Wlilrh
created stendhiess and prevented that re-.
spouse TO Liverpool decline Mhich W9luh
ordinarilv have followed. The diner
ences between our markets are abnormal;
March contrlcis are this evening only ~
noints under Liverpool, whereas The diff
ference under healthy conditions should
he lOJ To 10 and as Liverpool y ~
present practically without competition
| and therefore the controlling market IN
price.mlbmg 81 Is reasonable to expect
an adjustment Of the difference predicated
mon abe prices in that market ana an
! IA sipr opediing here TOMORROW without an
| Improvement OF 3 10 3 points.
~ We have STATED IN our circulars Tor
some time past, the spot market VIII
/ have 10 take precedence IN order 70 lhllh,
| lnin the prices Of cOntricis An unusual
premium now exists. which viii likely
harrow without a more active buying DE-
,nnnd The receipts today are JIa49
baies. agains, 4Si54 bales for cor-
responding day last year, and thus far
| ibis week aG,yOi bales. against lOb.OiO
| hnies for last week Receipts here to-
morrow are estimated at 1900 bales.
| onr spot market closed steady at lice
| danIfne. Gales, 300 bales.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-14

Mn arc n - 80
bacon, short clear II lie; bacon bellies,
ioc; MANS, medium, i lie breakfast,
9ac0n, loc' dry SAT- oeiiies, IL 54ei
ur{ snll SHOULDERS sc'
,LAitD-Componnd' Sc; pure leaf.
II i1t.
SOGA -t'rnnulated. Lie; powdered
DalreS lie; powdered, half barrels,
? 80; cut ioat, IN barrels . l-2c; cut
l9aI. IN hall barrels d-+c; Fancy yellow
elai1hsn i 70.
ffEr:-Arbnches nIosa, 2Dc;
Nidlahd, 90; lAon' -oc' Aiaroma' 20
GREEN CoFFNE-By the sack.
good = ~; choice @3c; fancy 2oc;
neaberry - lie; old government Java,
-ic' Movna, &c
Ml'i;ASHhSnb Barrel lots. new crop
sugar mouse 4oc, choice. rebnlled' per
g x! SOC iang syrup, per Gallon, DOC, Soc
choice corn syrup per CAT. 2Sc; silver
dip; per gal; 3Oc'
BEANS-.N9Ny;, y l-2e; Lima, i'2e;
Oay9n, &c; pink He; blnck-eyes, -2c'
hll &c nn9 On ! l.l@ii l'2e; PRIME.
DC; gh % z l-2I0c; bead rice, re.
SAIL fiSh-Nrw Maekerel' medium,
40, J. NAH narFels' SL9p' no ten
IIounu net MS, Si,Ioi medium 40 :,
lo-ponhd net KITS SL=1' GOLDFISH bricks,
CiiTTgS;rsD ~ en-
SIiT NE nngy' iull sre3n, 3ne III
1oA, lu,' ~ DOH 10 o-4c' iouhg
A W, ,,ii, 10 ~
q iAltI u Lump, ~ per pound !
III puthages' per pound, oc. ZIP %S6SoIrhi
G io ~ pp per pounnI' corn elaI1h' ~ anu
5v,in boNes, oaO Lee pnluesS' Wr'
l'l ~ i,g-f;lseS 10 the case: 30 800,
n l ~ medium SO' X DDS
liieuilu'; T''3V, DIS slilll' - 81,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-14
NrEl.RoY & co

Ss,ecial to the tiszette.
Mem Orleans. L., Nov. 13.-McElroy
& 90. say. Fuures-Iivapcol showed
a. disregard Of the bureau and It's faith
IN ineressed crop estimates by decline
~ 4.G4d this morning, while spots We're
~ wah salcs o. 1000 bales.
0nr maiStet Ut our time during me
r,nfning was q points lower ihan Sal9lf-
51v int al the dosing had lrnfiic.9lniy
covered nearly 81 Of The decline. ne
,',,,s,. III tbe sieaihicss WIS q report q
Iii weather ia Texas. accpmpaIned ny
~, or,lers. There IS nothing IN The
nv NJ, -snstion To lend much enc9ar'Ee-
,.,,.,,t ~ eyp,.ciati1ns 81 higher pnfes.,
e,'.,,s here wafe marked lo"u l'lpe
IL, Lie II $40 bales By ine'ors aud
900 bales tO arnNe; g.. az aver
peesints sin continue as ire' a. s,9S1ss.
10 tgial al potta ioday, being si'g,9
,nI Ia srain,t 1900 bales last year;
~. ;,rr,,now 1900 bales are eApe'iesii
hsrs agnin-t 1900 haiea last year anu
Endi0 1sales M az ports. o-nn
Nsmulils the movement Nin WV
-. -,-ainsi $500 bales last year. ana
ms ,parsicillar feature has nin.a 70 w
Win fhe decline Of the m0rninf : a,..,.,.
"a, Gron news slai continues eoanis 'i''1'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-14
FROM JAPAN,
Many Lives lost by Storm and
Floods Minister Dead -FInan.
cinl Question.

nv Associated Press
san Frnnciseo. Cal. Nov. 1a-Ad-
Vices TO-DAY from Yokohama state that
storm swept over the southern part ~
Japan October IS lasting several days.
Ia Oknyamn. whore tho floods wrought
the most destruction, ~ persons per.
iRhed one hundred more are missing.
while 1916 homes were washrh away.
bridges destroyed unl % great number
of HORSES aud cnttlc Killed,
From other points ~ persons nre re-
ported gillc1, 1IJ ships and boats
wreaiol and great dnmngc done farm
ink lands. Mnliludes are receiving aid
from hp local goyrrnmcil's
II u. llnng kurn. late chinese MINIS,
ter 10 Germany, liussin Austria and
Holland h dead
nv a. imperial ordinance committee
Of currency inveaileaiipn has been or
rauized for the purpose Of inyestiriting
fluctuations 81 the relative values OF
eold aud silver and recommending neces
sary nlianges IN the Inpanc4e system of
The murder Of Swedish missionaries at
Shanghai formed the subject Of q CHI
naae nnaisterlll inquiry "a when elari'-
81 " iminurnliny were brought against
Tho murdered missionaries. but we're sub
soauenily Withdrawn The foreign min
matter before the imperial court 81
f6e Shanghai cotton cloth mills. The
largest mills Ia China. were totally de.
airoyol by fire, The loss = eslimatef
"A dyer one million iacl-. Uninsured,
-Four thonsand people were thrown
out Of employment
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-14
FREsH VEGETABLES ND FRulT

Vegetahles-Wax beans, per bushel'
s.. 90: butter beans. Sl.5O per bushH'
cabbage. Northern, per pound, "a. 81
potatoas. California, per bushel. $l-N1i
onions. Der pound, l.2a3e; SWEET pota-
toes per bnshel.5Qu 20: sweet potatoes ,
Nor. her 10 bushel basket. 90: celery
5lsa75c per one dozen bunrhes; bests'
per busiiel. 500; carrots ptr busl le5
500: sugar cane, S2.JVH3.O9 per iWl
stails. radisbes. 2On35c per dozen; let
tuce. 2iNI25c per dozen soo
Fruits California LINES, per box Sl =!
al 5O. Northern apples, PER barrel, Sf-'1'
~ bnsb5 Si OOfi1 70; lemons, fancy,
,:an,1 Der box. $500; Louisiana oranges,
Der box. $3.50; Blpeheld bananas mar IS y, pef
9 ~, as,.. Meas - bushel, $50; bushei
box 500: California egg pluns;, PET
ersie sos; California Kelsey BULLS NJ.
Der crate, 500; California p sun e. N.
crate. S225; ounces pc, 9 ~ F-''
bartlett pears. per box, S9.-o ,,,.tb III
Oysters and hsh--OJstess. Dui-' 80
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-14
THE MARKETS.
local MARKETS.
FLOUR AND GRAIN.

No. 3. DOC.
CoRN-Car lots, (, O. b.. Fort Worth
ear, zoe; ear, local wagon lots. 45e per
bushel.
OAIS-rexas rust proof. ear lots.
I, o. b., Fort Worth. bnlk. Boo; sacked.
32c; wagon loads, unsacked. 3Od:iic.
BRAN Per 100 pounds. (. o. b., Fort
Worth. zoe.
HAY-Car lots, /, o. b.. Fort Worth.
best Forncy, 500 per ton; best up.
land, $3.50; alfalfa. loose local $40:
Johnson grass, baled, local, IS per ton
loose prairie, local, per ton. $500.
FLOUR--Best patents. 80 per 100
pounds; half patents. Sl.05: third grade
Sl.45; fourth grade, $l.O5; Northern
patent. S2.l0
uhOPS-Con and oats. mixed, per
ton, SIS; per 100 pounds, SiO0.
COTTQN-Low middling, dl-4ci strict
low m.ddling. 9 lie; middling, 9 T-Sc,
strict middlng, &c; good mdd.ing, I l-4c
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-14
CRACkEns. CAKES AND CANDIES,

CItAClNE RS-Animnls. re; liosinn
butter, ST.. butter, &c; creams, $ he;
craoknels, Zoe: cracker meal Sc; oyster
pearl, &c; oyster excelsior. sei preizels,
BE. cream soda, Sc; snowhakes, lie;
CAKES AND JUMBTES-1l 1-2c;
fruit, sullana. 12c; ginger snaps, lie;
graz dma's cookies, lOc; lemon SNAPS
he: waters. Ice; sugar cookies, lOc;
stage blanks. Sc.
CANDIES Caramels, assorted flavor
) pound box. 75c; gumdrops, a II, as
sorted nayors, . pound box. 40c' Jap,
nuese strips, cocoanut flavor, . pound
box. GJc. rock, assorted and white, li5e;
French kisses. per box, G1r; chocolate
creams. Al. SOC: lemon drops. frosted,
per box. G5c; burnt almonds, per box
A0c: creams hand. made. twelve yarities.
O0c: peanut block, Ooc' peanut bar per
box. 1.ic; lOzengcs. assorted con. . pound
box. T5c: mnTshmallows. cherry biaml.
Z pound box. 81 %; mixed candles pals.
per pound. z lie; crystal cut, SCI dalsy.
ii Vi creams. lie; stick candy, in pals,
Z lie
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-14

3 10 Is points decline; speculauons slack
Nu,emhcr f.lNdlT2li nccember,
SiGIOuiGS0i January. SlHbOdlo'p
March. Sia.25, MAY. Sl0Sl; spot 70
,ull No. Z, 10 lie: Cordova, LOO
- 3-lc
Sugar Raw. uniet, steady; ftir re-
fnme. 1916; centrifugal, ~ testi
- ne : refined active,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-14

Nv Ass1plntcl Iress.
New York. Nov 49, Brpves Receipts,
two dnys. 1857: slow. 10 ats lower.
Native steers. SLO0da1O: rrxnns and
Colorndos so 3lWi.Bn. hnlls and COWS,
slO1a250 Calves. ltccelpts, Two days.
iOT3: Rrmcr Nenls, S0.0OdS5o' prast-
crs. S2.0od300 western calves, $4,000
1926
Sheep Receipts, two days, 1885;
stcndy, shcep. S2.0OH3.G2 IL; lambs,
S3.5OnlOO.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-14
ST. LOUIS PRODUCE.
......,.tugsI nraaa

Ivy ANHNNlulfh A'H"f
81. Louis, Mo-, Nov. ll-l'lour dull'
unchanged
Wheat Cash. lower 57o; options nd.
ynnccd $40. bnt fcl on l.2c aud closed
lie above Sgnrhy. November %
Use; I'tccmhcr, IS 3-SM1S l.2ri lnn.
mar 80 3-lc bid. May. 90 14fniB ,'.se,
Corn advanced l.S1ll .lc early but
dropped later and closed 3.Sc under SAL
nrdnr. Cash and November, dD 1.sc;
DecrmtOr. 30 lee year. ~ 3-Sci Janu'
nry. III "a: May, ~ 3-Sc.
Onts-I.ower to soil. Cash and Nov
ember. ~ i.2c; December. % 3-ic asked
May, ~ ~ bid
Cornmenl Stetdy; 81 10
Whisky Steady; 81 10.
Ragging aud cotton Ties Unchanged.
PORK -i9nslcr; Sl1ml1 %.
Iar-I.Ower; 50 II IL.
Dry salt meats aud bacon Unchanged
with only a job trade doing.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-14

II, Associated Press
81. Louis. No, Noy 10 Wool Only
choice wanted; very little onered MIS-
souri, aud Illinois nodum, lN0lte,
braid. l3mt5c, line. llIllei Western
aud Northern medium. l3Nli' me me
linm. tiW19; fine. mfl1: Texas medium.
l;ldiAr: coarse and low. indlac. fine
medium, iOmi3r. HIGHT iine, Nhl2r;
heavy fine medium aud cloice, rub
washed, 11c,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-14

RS Associated Press
New York. Nov i3'fho Post saysi
There Is nothing whatever Of Significance
In tho market today beyond certain
professional effort at reaction. industrial
storks as usunl yielded md some Of
thom suffered heavy declines. Elsewhere
oprators for lower prices met with lndil'
feront success. burlington sold OF
sharply un The story that The. dneel,9fS
i,ad iisagree1 over tlo declaration Of me
fnil nnarioyly Niyilend 1'his runor
t1ine with no authority aud would hay,e
been Of less account Ind moi the hnt
~ The room traders been holding bnr'
lingion stock for Q rise, ought, now
~. 40 inside laufcs Of the company n
iraiiie clearly Justify a full dividend y
nnein 10 b. reduced, ia other quar-
w az Inc market there was ifrognlailiy
enI not iinlr strength. Making due
aiiowai,ee for unexpected accidents, anu
Il is safe 10, hssum. thar merchants nll1
brokers, alike. have a dun, unlmpof'ani
month ahead.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-14
WINES Am SPIRITS

WhIsklcs -Rertlf1d. S1.O0WS2.O0 as
per proof; l-year.old aud upward, Sl.B)
m2.lO; sour mash, 2.ycar.old. aud uI-
wards, S49Od5.00 as per age; extra
fine. SG0Ni1000; blended WHISTLES,
S2.O0d3.25.
Wine-Pqre grape. per gallon, Sl-W
and upward
Brandics--Purc Tennessee apple.
SLY; Pure Maryland peach, $3.50; do
nestle cognac, I5dSS.50 imported,
SN.lnnl.2a
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-14

Hides Buyers are paying Dry flint
heavy. De; light. 4r; dry salt, Be; green,
salt. 2f2 lie; butchers green. Ease
Mool--light medium. 15dl6c; low
medium. l26llc; iiue, taiI14c.
Bones-Hoof and bones, $500 per
ton. delivered.
Bees WaN-ljdtSc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-14
r,ol,nnnr nl Now Vt.t

New York, Nov 10 -tSpacli.A--
Sterling Rank 60 dayNa,.A slB6tl g
Commercial 60 dNvs.......A Slsf "a slI
kechmarRo -Commorciai, 70
days. 80. .....,.... afT-iG
Franks iiank uNdays. .,..,N sl}k
Commercial, 70 days ,....Sah e,sS
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-14

Retail list-Rridccport. car lots. S425:
Q to 10 tons. S4.T5 I ton. 5000; McAl-
ester, Jenny Lind Rouse Maitland Rob
inson and Walscnburg conls ear lots,
S5.I5: 3 80 lotion lots, SG2j; ton,
81. a.: onc-half ton. $3.50; Monarch. Vie
Tor. Santa Clara and Gilmore conls. car
LOTS $3.50: 3 to lotion lots, 5000: two
TONS. SG.25; one ton. $3.50: Onc-hnlf ton,
81. 50: Brinr Crock aud Mclamcs conl.
car lots. S520; to lotion lots, $3.50:
two tons. S5,T5; one ton, SBOO;ouc-hnlf
Ton. S3.21. Monarch egg. car lots, S52l:
= ln lotion lots. $3.50; single ton. Si.I5;
anthracite pal car lots, Sil0n; . To 10
ton lots, S12T5. single ton, $1,000; an
l1rncitp tOuidrl . Ia lotion lots. 5000:
single tons, $3.50; one-Ealf ton. $500;
slack, 4Oc: carloads SS25; Thurber, ear
lois. $3.50 per ton: Cameron, per ton,
$500: two tons, $40; 10 10 tons,
$50.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-14

allowing conditions govern the
y
Zach guess must forecast the
\ lemperature in Waco, Texas,
sAoi the thirty-oue days OF next
NJ g, The award will be made by
prison with the official report Of
u gsliel States weather bureau.
? lich subscriber TO The Semi
fy Gazette who has a credit on
rn for as much as six months
alPhon from October 10, 1898 is
ny TO one guess; a credit OF one
: inscription from October 10,
" ihe subscriber to two guesses.
Gaesses will be received and filed
Y o'clock midnight, December
st
The Gazette will number the
as received and deliver the
snd coupons, without names, to
nnmittee, which will make the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-14

St Louis, Mo. Nov. a. tBy Associ
aled Press, )-Spot cotton steady
MluRhnE '.,,.''..''.,'....'''' -
Sales. 1000
Receipts. SiO0
shipments iO0l
Stock, !i,1Ou
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-14
WISH PREMIUMS {!
To Subscribers.

auencing October 10, Il register
~ Kept Of each yearly cash sub
']'a received, and each one num-
"a The order in which it came.
''pserlbers numbered as below
reeve Immediately on registra-
Y .aeir subscriptions the sums OPP
rs lhenumbers.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-14
POULTRY. BUTTER AND EGGS.

Poultry Old hens, per dozen, Sl.lO;
spring chickens, small. per dozen, Sl.10;
fancy, large. spring. per dozen, S2.W;
rooters. per dozen. Sl.25; turkey hens
Zoe; gobhlcrs. 80; geese, per dozen, Sj'op'
ducks. per dozen, 800.
Eggs-leresh. without case, zoe
Butter--Fresh country, lSc, choice
creamery, 20U23c.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-14

Galveston, Tex. Nov II isp,elaLN =
gtrrllns Cn DAYS, AS
New York a iu.,................ 10 Ms
New OtleRns slght... 10 dps
Amcr.,Nn silver...,.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-14

Galveston. Tex, Nov. l5.-CspeaslL) r
Market closed firm. - -
Piantstiou grannlated ............-s tS-lV
Choice white .............s..-s-s
On waito. Observation-Disclosures y
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-14

ndlilon to this novel contest tho
weekly Gazette offers the fol-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-14
nscelpts and Export. "a, ait uaited stAse'
portL

s'oehs at An Un'tHi StttH' P1r't
Galveston. Tex, Nov. IS Especially
Stocks this day. ............,....- ~ toll
Stocks this day last year. ...'.'' liOO)iOs4
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-14

By Associated Press
New YORK. Nov 13l-wheai Spot.
dnli. higher: No. . red. elevator. ~ 5.sY
,g; 40. Options eosel steady, l-s1i l-ic
AZ. November. Gg BE-: December, ~
Corn Spot more active. ut l-sc de-
iine. No .. A. i-4uiGc. elevator. Op.
lin market wclk. active; closed "a
~, mi decline: January. 40 mo May.
a.; November. - lie; December,
AS i-sc.
Hldos- Steady.
Wool-Qniei.
Rice Steadg.
Molasses- Quiet
Coffee Options openeh DAFey steady
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-14

Fancy yellow. .......-.........
lhoicc yeuow ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Prime yellow. ......... .......3
OF yellow NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $40
Choice seconds. Observation-Disclosures "
Prime seconds
= ar seeohus'. .,....... ...ss =
Common seconds. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -
REFINED SUGARS.
Standard, granplaled. .......,.....a =
Standard confectioncl.s' 4. ..,..,..a 90
Cubes ......S 70
iVNIefeu -.s....ss .ssss.s.ss. ...' w
Crushed aud cuiloai. ........... 3 y
Wholesale groceiS quotations iSWA
higher Grades omitted not in marl.et
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-14

|, 80 companion offer TO the
~ ~ a 9. good until midnight Of
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-14

DAILY Movem.ats At Iotsrl,- rown.
Galveston. Tex Nov H.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-14

nIi,ish osnsoif
London. Nov 10
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-14

Liverpool, Nov h. Spaclnl. Cotton
utures closed easy at decline 70 points
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-08
THE EXPLORER,

Alaska, with its islands, is said to have a
coast line of $4,000 miles, equal in extent
to the circumference of the globe.
The great cave in the Black Hills region
is said to be SO miles long and contains
nearly 1900 rooms, some of them 200 feet
high having been opened.
Though Labrador was probably the first
point of the American mainland visited by
Europeans, yet 1t now contains tho largest
unexplored region on the continent.
While boring a we'll near Turner, Or,
recently, II fir tree is claimed to have been
struck at a distance of "a feet under
ground. The tree, it is said, measured Q
feet through, and the heart was sound.
Twenty-four feet farther down, it Is stat
ed, more vegetable matter was struck.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-08
THE BOTANIST,

Mi.tletoe grows more luxuriantly in the
swnmps of Arkansas perhaps than my
where else in the country.
In Middle Smithfeld. Pa, there is a
chestnut tree the trunk of which measures
10 feet in circumference, breast high.
How water, commonly called sap, neces-
Hary to the life of Il tree, passes from tho
roots to the topmost leaf and evaporates is
n problem not yet solved by %botanists.
Among the most beautiful flowers
brought from Japan is the fragrant aura
tum lily. 1t IL easy of culture and free from
enemies. Spring is the time for planting.
and the large bulbs are the best.
In variou times and places the pansy
Inns been styled by the following epithets:
Herb trinity Cfrom its three ~colors), love
and-idle. Eiss-me-cre- l-rise, jnmptup-and-
kiss ME and Observation-Disclosures.