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The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-10-25
Something New and Attractive.

The handmade boquets made by
Martha Nelson at the Depot Supply
Store are becoming quite a feature in
dress, and she will have a nice assort-
ment of them on hand for the masquer-
ade ball next Friday night. She also
takes orders for ornamental baskets.
Oranges and lemons at 40c per dozen
at Griswold's.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-10-25

just drop yourself down to E. Girls
wold's one of these days and take a look
at the drop in children's cloaks which
he bought at the lowest price and will
sell the same way. Now is the time to fit
the children out for the coming cold
weather at an immense saving to the
family exchequer. Everything else in
comparison. Now is the time to put
the family in trim to a v next year.
Don't cost anything to see these drops.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-10-25
BREVITIES.

ReDeEahS tonight.
'Cider-0n the sofa.
White Horse progresses.
Masquerade Friday night.
New buildings going up ds lily.
Beulah George is able to sit up.
In the ring-R. Herz.s jewelry ad.
Men of push-Columbian Guards.
And there's another marriage in sight.
George Hill is convalescing at Love-
lock.
Texas has about 1000, 900 head of
cattle.
Frank Peterson has opened a saloon
at Reno.
Shipments of beef cattle continue to
the west.
A mothers tears are the same In all
languages.
Charlie Peach is on his way back to
Wadsworth.
The Genoa Courier has changed
proprietors.
D. NJ. Wightman drove in from his
ranch yesterday.
Sierra Valley has had the first fall OF
snow this season.
Henry Ruhe is dangerously ill with
pneumonia at Reno.
One of our incest young men wear an
eyebrow on his upper lip.
1t is said that sulphur worn in the
shoes will prevent grippe.
T. g. Herman is thinning ont some OF
the trees on his ranch for wood.
Charlie Kamm left for his new home
in Oklahoma last Monday evening.
James Crosby is making improve
ments in his blacksmith shop building.
F. G. Carr and VIM. Campbell of the
Reno Shoe Factory are here on business.
For information concerning patents
write G. A. Snow & Co., Washington d.
G..
Nearing Thanksgiving and Gregory
las all the ingredients for making mince
nicat.
1000 new men were put to work since
the U. P. went into the hands OF a
receiver.
The easiest way to outwit the world is
to let il believe that 1t is smarter than
you are.
On a string-the trout that took forty
feet of Tom Bastians new silk line at the
first cast.
No man is as good as he demands the
young nan shall be who asks for his
daughter.
Night after tomorrw night is the night
of the home made masquerade ball at
Music Hall.
The Frisco papers feel glad tina
Charlie Fair cannot say he married
Beneath him.
Ducks are few but quail are fewer
there are some jack rabbits and an oc-
casional coyote.
The railroad force has lately been III
creased by a number of train crews INC
Still she booms.
Charlie Fripp an Italian working ior
Hon. T. &. Herman drew 500 ia the last
Louisiana drawing.
Queen Esther No. 8 will have a spec
ial meeting tonight. Prompt and inll
attendance desired.
Invalids should remember that the
causes of sick and nervous headacles
nay be promptly removed by taklhg
AYERS Pills. These Pills speedy correct
Irregularities of the stomach, liver anu
noweIs, and are the mildest ano most
liable catliartic in use.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-10-25

The biggest kind of big drops all
through our stock just now. A per-
feet shower of them. New goods are
coming and must have room. Moth.
ing like a storm of this kind fol-
clearing the stock atmosphere. Re
freshing to you as well as to us.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-10-25

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER %, 1898.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-17


mas been TOO much rain II ~.
Rsr. OF the lndiau Territory MI, s1pa Na1,,
~. ieAas' and willie stands Ak s s' N ,,
, ~ unes.i,' On account Il r,n,an, q", iheI
Tue condition j. unsatisfs.tnrs' , y, 8 aud
,lol nishis aud too niel, ra' INDY a, 10 I,
NY MY ,l ln,f'ase in acreage has S wv ny =,
Opinions are valuelcss whll. ,,,o ,..s
inlnehecd one day /, ,,oI n',rssl
ma ,,1i the next day Is ha1 's ono repS ~
M MI, 10 llodai SlSlunau, S,, WS
' miii DC favorable, but ii,rrnbs =, ma I"Sl
hIu y ,nti TO good crop aecounlS s ap M
o ,,ia i,aking the bull by the horn. nn, s ,ho
hLnarket up anyhow. This nts pnt .ne
nus been due 70 Liverpool AMI " ".'rt"y'
parties parties IN New. YORK with i.Nrrn,oI e sa,l
hh Hectic Much Of their aiteaiioa G ha.
H%een gwen 10 the month of in ,yu np ~
A." Nv lork' Our adviecs from ti,sr, ~
iGaS Are that there are rnmop. ~ my To-
ip9in'l9n OF that market. il mnt..s 'iu,
t.'e lluerehce who Is responsiIJ,, ~,
NM nue. au'ange 50 long as The marSef i'm.
gcinivs, ahi The same may be saiI when
,, SPpts closed quiet; sales. 300 h,I,...
put'atlons unchanged V'i's'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-17

New Orleans, La, June lG-.,sprcia,
Mchlrny \ Gilbert say.
ulufes-The decline In httures -,
sultlhg from the unloading of ,be ione.
caused a CORRESPONDING lepression 4,
spots IN Liverpool, and although the 's,ia.
mere today were 1900 bales. nrire.
nave been marked down Liza. bJi,.
erleS showed considerable strength re-.
covering part of the declhe md rl,sinc
day. " '-Vf gu me
Manchester accounts continne very pp.
outatilig. importing an Increase Of ar.
uers from China and India.
WIN cloths steady and yarns hard.
ehlng' spot orders caused drup In our
market lmmedlaucly after osenine Of
. 10 y points from the close Of yestct.
uay' but returning confidence IN tbe
l!"iket caused Recovery aud we close
AT To above YESTERDAY.
spots have been quiet. with sales of
2hly 2W bales NJ unchanged prices.
bear money IN New York. "a usual.
initiated against prices. 1hc interest
rate rose AZ high as ~ per cent, and
tossed 81 per cent bid. while IN.
9other advance seems probable The trade
y considering the adylsablity Of nav
lhg. present prices for the winter months.
winch command without reason. nppar,
old crop '''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-17

Chicago, H., June ia great bulge
In corn occurred today, accompanied by
considerable excitement and heavy. trad
ing. The news that France would take
the duty of feeding grains was the chief
cause Of the advance,
Moderate business was transacted in
wheat.
There was lnrger trade and stronger
market In oats.
HE provision trade was duh.
Leading futures closcd;-
Wheat lune, 90 Is; July, 6Id01 Is
Com June, ii 5.s; July, ~ 3-s; Sept,
oats-9o 81; July, 30 80; Sept,
Mes pork&Jmy, 5000; Sept, 500
iard-Iu.y, $1,000; Sept. Slo.52 Il,
Short ribs-Iuly, SO.32 IL; Sept ~
o. IL.
30. > spring wheat, GGdGG is; No.
9 red. 0GftG6 is.
No. . corn, n 5-S
No, . oats, 20 81
Mess pork. S20O06i2009 IL.
Lard 5000 1-2nO05, ~
Short ribs sides Qoose), @-32 1-2af
shoulders dboxcdl. S05Od1O0o.
Short clear sides boxed. S0'I0t
1000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-17
5lliHouston Street
aAILRoADnls FIGHT.

iHa Tex, June 1G.-(Speciall-
freight agent for thu Cotton
lns city, in difficulty with
,NfAlor W. W. White Of the
'9 "a Stabbed White Ia tho right
~ laAlng q critical wound abunt
~ half inches In Length and
nv, " depth. The difficulty grew
AZ, WIS having left the telegraph
IN participating IN Il game of
Y thlcli White charged Ford with
llil q the superintendent Of
n, I Texarkana. White had
.ti,s. ipnls course and asked for
h,rqh' whereuppn Ford denied
Z. ttIlleh him. Words followed
n'ows In the struggle Ford
Is XVI XVI with the above result. Il
D. inl,e had leave Of absence
D. N WI dispatcher and Ford was
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-17

]. ~ Cloud. merchant " Wichita
Fails. came down With The eseuralonifts
yesterday uOfning.
Or. Goldman. the genial landlord. and
known to adj the druminera, 1aine 10
from Alfori Friday.
W. A. BrODia came "a 81 the Denver
yesterday and took lay " iu order
V ent6rfhia the visiting merchants from
the Panhandle.
\. ". IIaichett 81 Aiyord spent re-.
day ~ Fort Worth.
Ieon Sclluab Of the Sehwab Clothing
company, 81 Louis. has been ainoug
The F0rt Worth trade uis week
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-17
STAPLE PROVISIONS.

NfNNTg m, aaII .hnrl rlnnr, 11Ol
hncon. .bon .ic,r io's hneon bellies
I'M. hams mrlIum Ia I.ar, brenl,,
n,t bnr5n IlI.Gr' DIV snlt bellies.
- wy
iARD C,p,oprJ \ 1.ne. pure Loaf
II 10 ''''''''' -
StGAR- ue,nuintcd. Il 1.se; powd,
,,,i In h,r,'J5 No n,,rlrr,i V
iiJs n ~ a,i, i,ar Il, IIis a 1 %.
'.,f i,,f - 'tiTs ui A., fancy yrllo,
elarlGcd 4 Il NJ. o,trn q. 3 i-Sd6 i.sc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-17
DRUGS

ou,tationa based on small lots
IN retail dcalcrs. Acolanlld pet ounce.
ioe. per pound, TOcl nccilc acid, per H.,
NJ; cnrhplc acid, cryi', Dor ibt 30g 10
vitrie acid, g. r., por ~, 2ie; sulphnrio
u03irl II H.. par d. 2in, tnnuln acid.
hhgil ner No.. Sl2oi alcohol, 90 per cent
80 yai S2.3O, less 10 cash. alum pnr
k ~ nnnknmnln. 500. auiifobrine.
yer ts.. a1ri anlipyfine, per o.. Sl.iOi
anmpnin, carbonate. per w.. iBrl buo
,i,riJ nor No., NfS0; blue inhrs, por H.,
int'V blus ointment, per No.. 900, boras,
,,a, III 12Gi BE; fnmrhor, gum, Dor H.,
hn'. eapsinnm, powdered, por No., Die;
,','',,..raa. per 49,. 2M;ie. cream tartar.
n II per H. bGc; frocprs, per H., l5c,
itnyers powders, per d., AL2h, ether,
sniphuric q. \, ~ Per ~, f0ei gum
arabic, FIRST pick, PEI, ~, pOc' gum shel.
VIZ p,aue. white, per h., poe. mace, PET
a. Ne; mercury, per d., 100. morphine,
I'm i A. W, i-s-oz., boxes, per OK.
e1tsl . i.g.0z. boxes, per o., $40;
i,niea. per On, $40; nntmcgs, pef
n, ne. castor oil, per gal, ~ .20li 30.
niive oii. per gall SilOi inseed oil. per
taa,o "V nnint1, per d.. Sa1O 10 $50,
49,, ng', per 10, $40, black pepper,
X ibd, potash, bromide, per TO-.
w ,,t.gh. rll0fate, per b., go; lodlln
w ~ Sia5, qulninei J.. a W., o. bot,
pg XII 2ie. cans, per o., 32e: qulnlne,
~ ~ s.oz cans, per o., 2aei y. q
,,dnint. a. vials, per or, Doc; do, o..
=, NN Nv az. 2sr: do, box. thus, per ox.,
nv, ,l9. 25.oz. ti0g. pcr o., 2icl do, 100
-1'' nsr o., ne. sal soda, per ~,
%; w, ~. sallprtef, refined por ID 100
: ,,'.,er commercial. Gel aAifs, EPSON,
.h,'F,l a.. salts ltoaiele, 800; hicnr-
ps,e English kega, per 10, Dc: sulphur.
yytti lds. 2 H-ici sulph, Flowers
y 'pIii Xxx. o.. spirits tnrpcntine. market
s sass per gal; white lead. y. T., per
n 4 10
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-17
COAL

NATAL Iist-Canon City. g7T5;
,a1l NcAlfsier, Choetaw, jenny
Ph,d. blk MUDDY, llouay Maitland. Can.
eroa, Iloninsgn and y, ma ,s,rs Goals,
NY ,i,h. slif5. oEelnif ton, S3bD; Mon,
o-n Xietor. Santa CLARA hnd E.noro
49, ,sr iots. $500 ~ 10 ton iofa
IN, Two tons sH.z5i one ton, $500: on,
fooig lop. $50 iirar crek and Me
I.,a.a GOALS car lots {l15; q 10 10
s.,ae 81 So tiso ions, $40; ono ton.
81. onch1lf on. $J2f; Maitland ogg and
Monarch far, ~. lel,: w e 10 tons.
s,fhraeitr u'snn coal. car lois. ki1t
4 VI 10 fou lotL s127o; single ton. Si.i,
as.fitratifr fOuidnl. 2 10 40 TONS. 50,
ringls lou, Se.5e; onc'half lgn, 70. sllqk
coal a0c.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-17
PRODUCE.
ST. LOUIS PRODUCE.

St. Louis, Mo, June 49, Flour quiet,
unchanged
Wheat trading was slack but II gain Of
5-Sfi3-Ic was secured largely on cable
rows. No. red, cash aud June, " 1-Sc:
July, GA l-4i6t64 3-Sc; August, UTc; Sep
tcmbcr. 90 Lie.
Com-Adyancod 1.2c ON cable news
No. > mixed, cash and June. 80 lis;
July. IS 3-4c; September, Hoe.
soc; july, y 7-sc; August, % bid; Sep
tembor, - Lie
Corn meal. unchanged
Whisky. SLIP.
Provisions, steady, very quiet.
Pork and lard. unchanged
Dry salt meats, loose shoulders. 50;
other meats, bacon and hams, unchanged.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-17
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. June 1O.-Wheat', Spot,
frmer. moderately active. No. rel
elevator ~ 5-SM73 i,Se. Options, iitlr-
ly active, higher; closed firm. n-Sdlc
oyer Yesterday. No red. July az BE;
August. 20 1-Sc; September iSe.
Corn Spots. higher, strong quiet
No. .. 80 l-2c. elevator Options more .
"a 100. August. ole; September 81 lie.
Ricc-Quiet and firm. a.
Mnlasse5- Foreign, nominal. New Or,,
leans open kettle, good to choice, dun ana
steady. -. ,1
Coifee-ontions opened steady ana
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-17

CORpAGE SLnl rome. ialu, hals
S I &c, mnnllu rhr iOln, basis IN l.2o
cotton rope, all sIEos, he; rottou uwme
luc
FRUIT AND VEGETABLE RAS
KlGrS AND PACKAGES Quart boxes
per thousand, 50; iwcnty-tqur unnrl
crates, per huudred sni third hualc
Lets. nfr hundred IbOi ~ mshh ~
may baskets, per hundred. S010i has
kct crates. per hundred. Sl3.mulnu crates.
per hundred, Sil,
SEEDS Amber rnuo seed, per hnshel.
$50,
Tunlp seed ne pet pound
Alfalfa nond SfhO por hnshcl
Stool, poRs Slii por huslpl
I0hnauh grass arrd Nl.hD por huHhcl'
Mlllot Per hnshI Nac
GRAIN SACKS Bale lnls Gumhrr.
land A. u i,2e Naomi, lG l.2c U. =,
A., IL d-2r, H. +. q, ~ l.lci hn.,
\ oz., 4 lie, Ccnial'n, q l2e, . ~ bn,
wheat hays. n ~, l-2c.
BINDING THYME r. o. b. Fort
Worth, per lN0 lbs, white lsnl DO;
standard, $3.50. mnuilla, Si0A6.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-17
TIE GAZETTE: IN WORTH TEXAS SATURDAY, IUNEl Iaqs

T., 4. a. 10 points W. Closed steady
N,,sslsi. Sli.Apgi.sln Senieu,isr. Sii \,
mlt9s; ueiah,v. Sil.Imiil. Sat lhs.cn,.
Wy, SiNn t.tal SPIT ria. iluii
s'.auy, NJ Z, ~ is.Mfls a.St.
nj 49, hlM Nru. quiet Cenniiinais.
. ~ '9 Philadelphia. 4 i-ic; reiieSl.
..Nuvr 10 firm, powered, a-4tI
ii'ioe' Hranula,ei, ) 3-Sft5 it-lNc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-17

OYSTERS One-lb.. nef doA,. 0Oo; No,
.. per dor, Sl.Sj.
TFISU Alaska. No ] salmon. per dos.,
ST 40: Columbia river No. ! salmon. per
American sardines, las per cnse. $500;
French sardines lfS per case, $3.50
MEATS pnifed ham. ~ 10. SO por
dnz.. polie1. ham. IL lb,. StbO nnr
an Vienna sansn-, - H.. ~ IS Der
ioz Vienna sausage, j h. S2l5 Der
doz; lunch iongls ~ Sldo per doz.i
ehippod beef, ] b., $40 per doz
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-17
LIVESTOCK.
81, Iouis IlvEsrocK.

n. louis. Ma. June 10 -Cattle-Rr,
Ups, l4un' shipments go, Steady: ouly
=" natives on sale. fair To ordinary.
lrlas steers SNiSS o..
I ! iSgs Receipts. 400; shipments none,
~ oi,vNrrs heavy S5ASfIdSO, mixed.
S1elSpdd20 Ugh, SCiit25.
. .sherp- Hrccipis. 100: shipments. nom,
steady. unchanged.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-17
LONDON SKIN SALE

London, June 1G.-A skin sale was hold
at the wool exchange today. Fifteen NM.
drel bales were dforcl. Australian sold
freely at 1-lMl-2eldrcline. The greatest
reduction, however. was Ia merinos and
cross breeds. \ skin sale was also held
IN Mincing Lane, aud 2205 bales We're
offered. Cape of Good Hope and Natal
skins were IN good demand hut at lower
prices, Western province sold Mt an
average decline Of lid, coarse wooden
stains realized the latter rates.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-17
VlSpo's uPBuILpNG.

+ NJ ss ~. June 10, (spccial.)-Im.
dias. rapidly going ON IN Cisco.
4 - s,,d w Of much bettnr class
+ Is thoakly built than formerly.
4 aigr,,' vfh from thc present en-
~ y. mat Cisco IN six months
n ~ ~, much better town than
4 ssihl, Sgione, The taxable values
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-17
US russo coLI,IsIoN

4 si,i June 1G. -tSpeeial)- All
wv The fatal blnndlrr which
an. frisco wreck have .bsen laid
~. Investigation. The nigllt
aat M, who received the order
4 Refsas. me cattle train, was Miss
h ih,' M u sister-in-law Of s. G.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-17

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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-17

WHISTLES Rcchncd. 81 2nsc2 on ns
nor proof, l.ycar0ld upwards, 81 Uu6t
BIO. sour mash, 2ycni-nld nnd up.sl 10
1000 ~ per age, extra on SuWmlni
bl,nlrd whlAtles, S20niA2 20,
WINES Pure Rrnpu per gallon, 81
'UWANpIEg Pure Tennessee ample,
50 a5 pufe MARYLAND peach. 500. do
mo.tie rornac. NT5fHbO; Imported, 50
rp..n u.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-17
POULTRY. BuTrER AND EGGS

pOUfTRY--Oli hena. per doz.. 50 ~
al 90. sprihg chicicnH, small. Dor dol
N "a, 30. friers, per doz. S2yifi..9 ~
Figgg 'n.sh. without ease, y.
ItTirrER Fresh courtry, iOV12 ~,
ehoire creamery, lsJ3)c
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-17
|lHt MARKETS
I'eOoD vloLErr q co.

1. ~ VioLErT a co.
4 q. ~ Ia, juno 1G.-Atwood
IA .isstpool's weekly statement
4 ilssiss.seo 70 10 i.36i 900 bales
" loles ~. bales last year and
last , w Years ago. aud 1874
~ fn,e,D bales; quotations,
/. 'pfning ~ down. The de.
4 ,ai M, '1'le was less than was
4 aiier }ucntly cased ohf still
sdts,a,l.is the usual rcaction
4 { ~ IN facing u nolnrs from the
le.lrf ,S s, and closing one or two
S'rfespondent SAYS there
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-17
KANSAS CITY PRODUCE.

Kansas City. Mo. June 1G-Wheat,
active, strong and higher. No. . red
5gdGlr,
Corn. active and higher. No. . mixed
335tB3 l-2c.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-17
NEW ORLEANS PR0DucE.

New Orleans, la, June lO.-Sngar
firm, open kettle fair TO good fair, l.sgi
centrifugal prime yellow clarinet
4 O.lGc: IN do, 3-lihii lI,; seconds
3 1-1lMfi l-Sc.
Molasscs nominal.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-17
COTTON.


St. Louis Mo-, June 1G--Cotton-6rm
mlddling I rs; sales. 400 bales; receipts
300 bales; shipments 1000 bales; stocks
$500 bales.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-17

Receipts aua iiSppet, ~ An ua,,sl sta,,,
Ports

Galveston. 1eV June 10. - Especial y -
Receipts thus far tliis woeN ~. 10, iaS
keccipts The same timelast year. ea.0ua
kecclpts this day ...... i.Yd
keccipls this day last wear 800, 2.d0l
Total receipts thus Ear this season AO0s,Oll
Total fcelipis thus farlast season OpSi, no
nidcroncc. aJ5S,5as
Exports 10 Great Britain ....... 10 S1g
Exports 70 France. .........,.. 3.ais
Exports 10 continent. ,...,....... i0,ai9
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-17
NEW YonK IynsrocK.

New York. June 10. -Becves Dull,
SLOW; TcSuus, S405; calves, active;
yeal- SoOO1TOO.
sheep, S30OHl0o; lambs, SG50ltT25,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-17
WOOL


st, Louis, Mo-. June a. Wnol-llc.
rrpts, l33,2Ou pounds; shipments, 1884,
100 pounds Llfelcss, unchanged,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-17
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-17

Now York June TO- iSpecial) Cotton
futures closed steady. early months 70 3
points higher; late months TO 0 points
lower. Sales $50. 800
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-17

Galveston. Tex. June 10 Especially
fugar-i'lantati1 ugenta prioas IN r3aui
lots by tue carload for Loulaiana augdrsi
Market closed iirln as revised
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Now Orleans. Juno ~, T. lSptelal loot
'n iutprcs closed qtiict but st0aJy, 10 3
opls lower sales, "a, ip,
The morning call., 1893-11-30
al AM A DEMOCRAT"

There was time when this expression
stood for something. 1t might puzzle some
pretty good Democrat to define exactly
what it did mean, but it meant something
all the same. But Democrats are now
found on all sides of any political PROPOSE
ton. Some are for unlimited coinage of
silver, some against any coinage of silver
at all. Some are for free trade, some for
tariff fog revenue only, and some for pro-
lection in spots. Some are for the annexa-
ton of the Hawaiian Islands, others
against annexation and against manifest
destiny on general principles. Some be-
lieve in a distinctive American policy.
others would make the United States
colony of England. Some favor national
banks, others hold that the Government
should issue all the currency the country
needs That American citizens should
differ On such questions is natural, but
members of political party are presumed
to agree upon certain cardinal points of
policy.
A Democrat has arisen in Kentucky
who boldly proclaims that the South has
as much to gain by protection as the
North. He insists that he is Democrat
and Southern Democrat at that, but
asserts that in spite Of his early teaching
he knows a good thing then he sees it.
He has seen the North grow rich by means
OF protected industries and he holds that
policy which will build up thriving in
dustries in the North will do as much for
the Smith