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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-05

Tn amigo de Arecibo escrbe que Ell Sc
nor Ol6zaga nombrado Administrator Central de
Contribuciones Rentas de esta Isla, Sc embarca.
RI en- la Peninsula el o del mes en- curse no Ell
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-05

Ell Not1ciero de fonce lamenta la partida del
Excmo. Sr. D. Justo Martin Lunas Intendente
dImisionario de esta provincial.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-05
80 como han dicho algunos peri6dicos de esta l..
la de Madrid

Sc cotizaba cafe aver en- Ponce desde $24d
hasta S27 por extreme de cases
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-05

Hemos dido decir que algunos duefos de ca
sas (dos tres) Sc han opuesto dejar colocar en-
sus propiedades los hilos conductores del alumbra.
do electrico que SO esta instalando en- esta Gu
dad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-05

[~Seg1n leemos en- nuestro estimado colega Ia
Revista de Puerto- Rico, el senior don Jose Aldea
Berenguer ha alberto una suscrlc6n con el fn
de dedicar su producido levantar monumen
to que perpetde la memoria del ilustre puertorri.
quefo don Roman BadcriotY Castro.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-05

Por vapor frances reclbimos aver las cotiza-
clones de cambios del Banco de st. Thomas, que
son los sguentes; Londres 80 dias 5.I24, Paris
80 dias 4.9O, Hamburgo id. 3.96. Nueva. York
SO dias ror 100 premio i'd dias 81 por
100 81 monetario asf: Gro americana DOR
lOO orc espanol no tenia, orc plata francesa
la par, soberanos sic, Soles Mexicanos Sc COM
praban 6S Sc venifan II centayos
Donde Sc come muy sabroso en- la Capital de
Puerto-Rico es en- 81 restaurant La Catalina
San Francisco 56.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-05

Ell sehor marques de Alecibo ell alcalde de
aquella Villa senior Roig Colomer Sc encuentran
indispuestos aunque de POGO cuidado afortunada
mente
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-05
El ohlsno le Tahasco 81 ID Manual Am

FL obispo de Tabasco Sr ID. Manuel Amez.
quita, hs hecho un l.amsmiento a todos los cato
licos de Mexico, los Estados Unidos Canada
fin de que contribuyan con 6bolo para la crea-
cl6n de gran catedral la orilla del rio Grl-
jalva en- e. punto en- que SO dijo Ia primera misa
en- ell continente americana, punto en- ell que hasta
ahora NADIA hay que recuerde tai hecho. Los Ca
tolicos de Mexico estan contribuyendo geneross
mente para que este proyecto realice.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-05

Lease la 3.a pana ell anuncie del Banco
Espanol citando iunta genera de accionistas
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-05

Aver tarde estuvo 81 palacio de Santa
Catalina, la comisi6n nombrada por el comercio
en- la reunion celebrada en- ell Banco Espanol Ell
del corriente, con ell fin de dar conocer 5. K.
ell Gobernador los acuerdos tomados la citada
iunta. S. E. recibi6 cordialmente los Sres. Co
misonados
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-05

4 Nos escriben de Arecbo, que ell celeso alcal-
de de la Villa, senior Roig Colomer continda
actlvamente los trabajos, de la aperture de la Ca
lie nueva que tanta falta hace allf que Sc ocupa
mucho de yer 81 es possible ns taar la luz elGctri
ca en- la referida Villa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-05

En- los dlas %, 23, q rs del corriente
mes Sc vera en- juicio oral y pGblico en- esta Au-
diencla la caasa seguida contra Enrique Negr6n
Quinones Eladio Merced, Felipe Aponte, Fell
pc Velpre, por asespato de Jose L. Vazquez ell
26 de Dicembre 1890. Defiende al primero de
los procesados ell Lcdo, don Jose S. Quinones, al
segundo don Rafael Lopez Landr6n los dos
1ttmos don Juan Ramon Ramos. FL ministerio
fiscal socit6 en- concluslones provisionales la pc.
ma de diez y siete amos de presidio para cada
uno de los procesados
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-05

Hemos dido deer que ell Sr Gobernador
General por medic de la Gaceta autorizara a los
altos funcionarios judiciales donde los hubie-
ra donde no los senores alcaldes de la
Isla para que en- sus terminos respectivos con-
vogue & Junta los agricultores, comercian-
tes industriaes con ell fin de oir su OPT
ni6n respecto de la question monetaria que vene
debatiendose. Del resultado de estas juntas SO
levantara ell acta correspondence cada pueblo
Sc enviara al Gobierno General. FL Gobernador
en- vista del resntsdo de estas informaclones
convocara una junta de autoridades, para resol-
yer de conformdad 10 que mas convenga rsspec-
to de la repetida question monetaria que hoy
ocupa la stenci6n general del pals
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-05
Hoy henos sido favoIecldos con la siguient'

carta:
"Puerto- Rico de Enero de 1893.-Sr. Di-
rector de LA CoRREsPoNDENcIA.-M estimado
senor: En- ell n1mero de anoche de su muy dig
ce amigo (que suponemos sea mds1co) de 81 los
artissas de esta Capital Sc preparan 8 no para
concurrr al proyectado Certamen del 40 Cente-
mario Y sobre el particular podemos informar
V. O. no solamente seran los artistas de Ponce y
Mayaguez los que SO disputen ell premio, sino
tamben los mdsicos de esta Capital La Socie-
dad de Conciertos un hecho al efecto hay
tomada la conformidad de unos cuarenta profe.
sores de mdsica. Els cuanto puede informarle
9. 8. q. b. 8. m.--Fsrnondo Barrios."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-05

Cambios del Banco Espanol fjados en- Ia of
Gina del dicho esfablecimiento ayera las 8 de Ia
tarde:- Espana, u pS. - Londres. dIv 6.25
Paris, s DIV, 244 pS.-Nueva York, 8 dry
% pS - Habana, 8 div, 10 pS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-05

comision general que entiende en- 10 relative la
Exposition universal de Chicago, resulta que hay
inscrtos S8 expositores con cuadros al oleo, siete
con esculturas, seis acuareas dibujos dos
con grabados. Els verdaderamente notable la
diferencia que hay entire los primeros los res
tantes artstas, siendo de lamentar ell retraimien-
to injustifcado de los 1timos. Los SO pintores
presentan 2l7 cuadros destinados todos la ven
ia. Ell prec1o asignado por los artistas dichas
obras asciende la respectable suma de 1892, 900
pesetas, varando dlchos precios desde 200 hasta
10000 pesetas, es decir, que hay materia para to-
das las fortunas, como la habra tambi6n para to-
dos los gustos, vista la variedad de asuntos obje.
to de las composicOnes
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-05

Ell Herald de Nueva-Y ork dice 10 que sigae
en- su edici6n del % de Diciembre:
"Los Ministros de Espaha en- Washington
llegan Sc van con tanta frecuencia que apenas
han tenido tempo para presentar sus credencia
les al Presidente de los Estados-Undos cuando
tienen que hacer Ia maleta para regresar Esps-
ma. El dltimo representante diplomAtico, perso-
ma entendida, hace solo tres meses que Sc halla
en- el pals, sin embargo, pesar de su perfecta
idoneidad y de 10 muy necesaria que es su pre-
sencia gestion en- este pals, el cable anun.
cia que su puesto va ocupado por otro
Mlnistro. Esto SO llama proteger las compaflas
de vapores. De que esta descontento 81 go
blerno espanol Z"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-05

Anoche las dez fue sorprendido nuestro
Director por una numerosa trutta compuesta por
gran ndmero de slmpaticas sehorltas j6venes
de la apreciable clase de artesanos, que con una
buena orquesta estuvieron en- su casa de farnilla.
Escusamos decir que nuestro Director, su senora
senorltas hijas recIbieron con sumo gusto los
asaltantes, obsequiandoles correspondia.
Sc bait6 ale,;remente hssta despu6s de las doce,
viniendo 4quolas Aor~s dc Z. 2La espan ion mi.
tlgar las faenas del dia, soDIe todo los que te-
nemos que dedicarnos las rudas ocasiones
enojosas tareas del rio1isno
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-05

Dice nuestro estlmado coega La Democracia
de Ponce:
"Segdn eemos en- varios peri6dicos, nuestre
respectable amigo el senor Martin Lunas, IDten
dente General de Hacienda Sc embarcara pals la
Peninsula ell IL del actual FL senior Lunas ha
sdo un funcionario recto probo, de veras
sentmos que sus escrdpulos de delicadeza politi,
ca le pusieron en- ell case de dmitir Donde que
ra que le eve su fortuna-que lie deseamos muy
pr6spera-crea que en- nosotros tiene muy leales
amigos"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-02
THE MARKETS,
McELRoY & GILBERT.

NEW ORLEANS. La, Aug. 1,-tSpe-
cial.l -NIcI1lroy X Gilbert say: Futures -
The mOnotony Of our market was re-
leycd today by material depression;
due. primarily, to the talk OF general
rains IN Texas, and further the failure
of several Chicago provision houses,
among whom can be cited John Cudahy:
Liverpool closed quiet, at loss OF
1-64 TO 2-G4 There was only moderate
business done in spots. sales aggregatng
1000 bales. at unchanged process. Our
market opened me point of from yes
terday. but sold as low as 10 points from
Yesterdays prices, finally closing at u
loss of is points from last night
Spots were easy, with sales Of 800 bales
at unchanged prices,
Though our first decline was brought
about by talk of general rains In Texas
II was noted that few telegralns were
received confirmatory of this, 50 that
the conclusion can be reasonably drawn
that lie financial phase was a more iln-
nortant factor as depressing element
than the crop conditions.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-02

Intensive losses result therefrom. Onr
.lca that the liquidation Of the long
sue ~ the cotton market will have 10
ne realiIed before the new cron Is large
" on Tue market aud without material
crop INJURY this would stll seem TO be
thc natural consequence OF large long in
terest ,1Thl-~hhs been accommodating for
several months, especially during the
past few weeks, on the crop In Texas
we regard Liverpool as in a very
Weak position aud as they are carrying
lne great bulk of the stock of Ainefl-
sun visible supply which on SATURDAY
iast was 2,U09,u0O bales. we DO NOT think
ihF are in condition to take new cot
ION 70 any extent either there or dn the
s9nlihent until they have disposed OF
Nnat remains on hand to a greater az
,,sht' lhan they have been doing OF late
We close here III lower than LAST nirht
VINE Liverpool Is 1m2c lower.
we have to-day inaugurated our own
NS,em or private wires connecting our
onl,rs, here with those az Gnlveston
aud Houston putting both places In I'M.
meilate and continuous Communicative
WIN ourselves here aud thereby nifori'
ing orr correspondents here an omonn,
OF Information and general views vhirh
coullu NOT otherwise be given cx,nnt
az very great expense and thus affor5.
ihIg facilities usually valuable Ia theSs
uhes OF general financial disturbances
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-02
WILDWOOD YIoLErr & Co.

NEW ORLEANS, La.,- Aug. L
fsneeian.-Atwood Violet & Go. say;
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. has evidently been CON
siderable Humiliation to-day Of the long
interest. anil while much Of bis mas
been produced by the general rains thai
seem to have set in .east Of the MIS-,
sissippi and over certain portions oil tne
dry district Of Texas, at the same time
a good dool of the Decentralization has
been caused by large failures IN CHI
eaeo OF houses Interested in the inanipu-
iafion of provisions and when II is con
sidered that the decline IN one contract
of lard has been equivalent TO $500 Il
will give an idea Of how serious the
break there has been, and how very
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-02
PRODUCE.
ST, LOUIS PRODUCE

ST, LOUIS, Mo-. Aug 1-rl,rr ~,
chWNn E and unsettled; little doing.
neat very c1atic. shooting over n
MM nin,, range. but closing only 1-4ui-S,
MEOW yesterday. No. . red. casi,
- die; August SO 5.sc; ssp,omI,a
Jig' October, 90 lie; December az S.S.
Corn firm aud dull No. > MIXED, cash
year. 3;ic. - i-''
Oats dull aud firm. No. .. cash aG,.
august = lie; September. - 3. IL.
unchanged.
Provisions demoralized.
1900 F4-''VW
Lard nominal. unquotable.
Dry salt meats, loose shoulders, 81. q,
longs and ribs. SG.75: shorts. ST.95
boxed, Zoe more.
Bacon, packed shoulders. ST.75.
Longs aud ribs, $S,ST ~; shorts
S9l2 IL.
Hams, sugar cured. 13MlIc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-02

CI1tcAco m ~,
uol'l 14na9'e IN wheat prices Of tate
Gisgsr tumble in provision values, caused
us VIZ ihllureI oil me me1 who had been
lnau'Pu,nllhE ihe market ior some months
past, September pork; which was nom.
yesterday, dropped TO 5000 IN the course
ui tue nrsl hours trading. For several
days leading operator Ia the pork deal
has been slow IN putting up margins, and
the siringency in money crowded him uu-
Ill today he lost control. When Score
tary Stone announced that j. G. Stever
lclmholst, brokers for Wright, had
simply matter OF consideration as to
what was the value OF pork measured by
the price of hogs, The trade appeared TO
settle down TO the opinion that some
rel WIS about what It was worth. Tn,
compared with what might have been
expected fiom such a large depreciation
been there was very little open interest
months warned customers away from It.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-02
MINOR TELEGRAMS.

CuSsETrA. Ca. Aug Mrs. NJ.
y. Elbeck, residing about twelve miles
from this place. was killed by some
one this morning about 3 o'clock.
An old negro man, about 40 years old
Is now In jail thought to be the guilty
party.
The work was done with a chop AK,
the weapon fracturing the skull. Elk
cept for the cool and quiet Judgment of
DIR. Charles Howard and Mr.. w. +. Cook
a mob OF about fifty men would have
done "cuffy' up In short order.
JACKSON. Miss. Aug. 1.-The shoot
Ing and mortally wonnding of DIR. George
). Roudebush of Canton by Malcolm
Cameron ut the country home Of the
lattcr's father, is the sensation of tho
state. and is mysteriously spoken Of with
batcd breath
Roudebush's father is one of the most
prominent educators and Presbyterian
diyincs In the state. The wounded man
ranks high as n physician. while Came
ron Is u blue-blooded scion of famous
tnmily of wealth and prominence. His
father Hon. John T. Cameron. came
near being nominated for governor at the
last state convention.
Cameron was arrested nj his home by
the sheriff and refused TO saw anyihin,,
further than that he was justified In bis
action. Roudebush was shot thr,,a ti,nos
and Is still alive, but cannot receiver
lie also refuses to talk except 10 saw that
nality.
1t is known that Cameron's sstc. ,,.os
IN me parlor when the shooting began
ma ~ Is said that Cameron canrbt
hondebnsh In the attempt TO kiss hcr.
Cdineron is Siil at home with his mother
ellI sister who are Frustrated by The
Io '- 49, bond was accepted. though
absent. 4"'"'' ~
IT Is said that. Roudebush told Came.
ron thar whether he lived or died
n n ups were sealed. and AS Cameron re-
fuses TO talk the affair rcmains shronded
in pEsieiyi Cameron sent Roudebnsh
oi,o S.aito'i IN his carriage, saying IL is
dog 10 die az his house. "'S
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-02

sras. per H., 2dfsci cream tartar. q
X, peg ID, soc; groccts, per n, l5e;
Dover's powders, per h., SL2o: ether
sulphuric, u. \. T., per H., i5c; gun
arablc, first pick, per h., pur; gum shell
ne, per h.. &c; glue, brown. per h.. l.df
lUci. glue, white, per H., 2uc; mace, per
10. SOci mercllry, per H., doe; inornhiuc.
suph.. II 4 w, 1-S-oz. boxes, per o.,
$40. 1-2-os boxes, per Oh. S2.lU;
ox. hottics pcr OK, S326; nutlncgs, pei
w. Zoe; castor oil. per gnl., Si.25Sti 30;
olive OIL pr gal. 81 10; llnseed oil, per
kai'a vVHuocs sperm oil, w. D., per gal,
l..o; opium. per b., $2.75 10 S3.UU;
opium, po., per ID, 500: black pepper,
W 10, Zoe; potash, bromide, per lb.l
f4ci potash, chloratc per h.. 2Sc, iodlde
per TO-. Sa.25, uulninc, l.. y w, ux.-bol.,
Per OK otei cans, per o.. 32c, qulnine-
I. " w, o-oz cans, per o., 2Oc; Il. n
,. qnlnlne. oa.-vials per or. Doe; do
oH' tins, per o., 2Sc. do, 5-oz. tins, PEI
g., 2oci 2o-oH. tins, per or, 2lc; do,
1uV-oz. uns, per on, a3c, sal soda, pei
II. 2l-dW2 1l2c; saitpcter. refined. PEI
u, Toe; saltpetcr. commercial, u. salts
EPSON, per b., to &c; salts. Rochelle
zoe; blcarbonate. English kegs. per 10.
&c; sulphur, 5-bbl lots. 3'lc; suph.
flowers. small lots, Sc; spirits urpehtinr,
market rates, per gal; white lead, Collier
u southern, ). r.. per h.. Z Lie.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-02
FRESH VEGETABLES AND FRUITS

VEGETABLES Wax beans, per bu.,
81 .b0di2 green peas, per bushel, 81 .OOi
squAshea. per Goa. 25dOOc, cuoumborr,
per doz, iOdl10c; new cabbage, North,
arn, per H., 2u2 lie; tomatoes, ~ bu
box. 4OfpOc; Tomatoes, ~ bn, boxes,
Zoe; tomntors IN crates Of four hns-
kcts, 81 90, new potatoes per bushcl,
81: potatoes, California, per bnshel,
81 ,O5; new onions, per pound, 2lt2 lie;
green corn, per do2., lONlOci butter
beans. per bushel. Si.50i okrn, per buahel,
ST o5. egg plant, per doz, i0d0Oc, sweet
notntoes. per bushel, 81 80; sweet pep.
ner nor ~ hushcl baskets, Doe
ERIfITS- Cherries Kansas, so. mp.
nisa red. per Ia bu. boz, Gjc; apples
gresn IA huahel boxes. Doe; apples, 10
hu Sskts. 6Odf15c; peaches. ~ bu. box.
es 35da0c: plnmg, per crate, 81 90;
iemons per box, $500; Mediterranean
s,vcet oranges, pei box, ~ %; Blue
ana bapanas, per bunch. 81. OO6t2 90;
aoricots. per box, $500: grapes, Con-
III ner iO-pound baskets 3Oc. grapes,
nsia,y5rea, per lO-pound baskets, one;
cotsWhas. i0pound baskets, 5Oci
cara per bushcl 81 00 Siberian crab
pn,ia, oer bushel, 81 90. White Heath
"ppppncles. per bushcl, 81 100, Chinese
Ky, ncnchcs, per hnshcl, 81. 20, penrs.
ens ~, So .OOM2 30,
P'HtIT ONS- Cantcloupes, per dozen,
aSs,hne; wotermelons, per dozen, TocC1
81 90.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-02
COAL

Retail Lls.--Canyon City, ST.I5 per
Big Muddy, Rouse, Maitland, Caneron.
Robinson aud Walscnhcrg GOALS. car lois,
S5Io; 3 10 10 ton lots. $3.50; one ton,
500; one-half ton, $780, Monarch, Vie.
ter santa Clara and Elmore coats, ear
lots, $3.50. TO 10 tpn lots. 5000: two
tons. S62o: one ton. $3.50; one half ton.
$1,000 Brinr Creek and Mclamcs Goals,
ear lots, 1923; . to 10 tnns. $500; two
tons. 1910, one ton, 5000. one-haif ton.
$50; Me t nn. = ess ana Moeggs,h cgs,
tons, $500; single ton, $40. mthra.
cite Ponnl coal, car lots, Stl,uN; = 10 10
ton lois Sl2, %; singic t0n, Sill; anthrl-
elite (Onllnl. . TO 10 tons. Snun; single
ton, $3.50; one-hali ton, $500; slack
coal, DOC.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-02

BOSTON. Mass, Aug. 1.-The de-
mand for wool Is moderate. Mills are
shutting down and not buying wool.
Prices are weak Ohio ileeces are quot
ed 23d23 liz; for XN, 24Q25c; for
/ Arichi,.an X at 2ou2tc, and No,
2, 356f.I6c. Fine dclaine selections at
DC for Michigan and 25e for Ohio,
Ohio and Michigan unwglshcd and un.
merhantable tleeces selling at 1Ihl7c
for fine.
Territorial woods arc scliidg on basis
Of 37q40c for fine mcdlnpia IOmi2c for
fine and 35a3Tc for inedinln( Texas aud
woods, dull.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-02
CRACKERS. CAKES AND CANDIES

CRACKERS Animals. 12c; Boston
butter Sc, butter. &c; creams s i.2c.
eracknels, Toe: cracker meal, Ne, oyster
psar' De- oyster excelsior Sc; prcizcls,
iSe, cream soda, SCI snowflake l2c;
CAKES AND JuNfBIEs-i1 Lee;
irult', snltana, l2c; ginger snaps, 5 lee;
ganndma's cookies, 10ci lcmon snaps.
stage planks, Sc.
, 0ANDlES-Caumcl assorted flavor,
DID box, i5e; gum drops A. u. assert
ed flavor, 0lb box, Zoe. Japanese strips,
cocoanut layor. O.lh box. 65c. rock as.
sorted and white d5c; French kisses,
Per box, Olc; chocolate creams Al
oOci lemon drops, frosted, per box, d5ui
burnt almonds, per box, O0cl creams,
hand'made twelve varieties, gOc, pennnt
ioSSasc O' Sdst saOt co Sa ' S Sos i Ss
marshmellows. cherry brand, 5.lb, box.
Sl25; mixed oaudies. pals, per ID.
Z lie; crystal cut Sc, daisy, IL. NJ,
creams, re; stick candy, In pals, lie;
wrapped sticks, In pals, Z Lie,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-02

eelpis, 5000. shipments, 1900; steady;
.n' prices. S0.O,1fo. IL; extra natives.
g9od to choice, S425fii00. Teraus.
Ni,W2.tO cows, Sl.T.Ui.a9,
., tiQg.- Receipts. 1000: shipments.
~ iisher; mixed. SJakNio..'o; heavy,
S5l,0Q5.9O
sheep Receipts, 1t.0OO; shipments.
5tuVi Vtplhc lower. Stockcrs, S20hl
800; ewes. S4.OOff4. %; mixed and
wethcrs S4O0tt4T5; Texans, 5000
700; Westerns, 81, i5si...S5: lambs, s3.eo
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-02

ST. LOUIS LIVESTOCK,

ST. LOUIS, Mo, Aug. 1.--Cattlc-Re
ceipts. 1900; shipments, eOOi strong for
natives: higher for Texans; all active,
Good native steers. S4ONti,b 90. fair TO
good Indians. S2.5cd32d; calves, active;
lower.
Hogs Receipts. 300: shipments, 100:
opened Ice higher; closed loo lower than
See;dier,'ay Light, s., i nse,. n mixed
Sltep li,cclnis, 1OnO; shipments, none;
slow; supplies mostly inferior; native
lnmhS SJOnf6 70
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-02
"Now YOU CAN GO TO THE
WORLDS FAIR CHEAP"

On July II, 81, 81, aud August I. the
Cotton Belt route" will sell round trip
tickets to Chicago at one fare for the
round trip.
any agent of the Cotton Belt route
A. A. Gibson. travelling passenger agent,
Fort Worth, or S. q. Warner. General
passenger agent, Tyler. Tex; o, A.
Carnnc. general passenger and ticket
agent 4O1 Main street, Fort Worth
Toy
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-02
CANNED GOODS.

per deE, Sl.S5.
e. iSH-Alaska No. /. salmon. per doE,
Stu Columbia river No. / salmon, per
American sardlncs. las, per ease, $500
French sardinos, lbs, per case. Si2oO
MEATS.Iottcd ham, l.llh SOc per
I99A,; potted ham, H. H., $3.50 per dos;
Nyienna sausage, H. 10, Sis per dos
nienha sausage, / H., S2,i5 per dos,
Ihheh tongue, l lb,, 500 per dot.
ehlppcd beef. H.. 81. 40 Dor doc
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-02
HIDES, WOOL, ETC.

urDEs-Buyers are paying: Dry
az, beayy, Sc; light DC; dry salt, AZ;
n nsseo salt. 3a3 LEI buleherf green,
B .5di,l 1-2c.
ti,,n 12nl4c; lne, 12014c'
~ BoNEs- floofs and bones, $500 per
ton delivered, .
'pI5EswAx-lolglsc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-02
WINES AND SPIRITS.

1,,t1tsI< les -Rcctlied, Si.20d2.OO as
N.nnf. 1.year-old upwards 81 On,6
Beiro our mash, 2.ycar-old and upwards.
~ iil,b 90 as per age; extra fine, 50 900
Shd'yy1in bi.nded whiskles, S20Oli32b
WINES Pure grape, per gallon, S1.OO
nn9 1uSDIES-P Tennessee npple
90 ~. nare Maryland peach, $500 d.
a,eac.-,,c cognac, SLI5g350; imported,
~ rlgff N.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-02

ST. LOUIS, Mo-. Aug. 1.-Wool--Rc.
ceipls 1900 pnnnls shipments, 5lOW
pounds; lifelcss; no change IN tone on
quotations
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-02

ST. LOUIS. Mo-, Aug, 1.-Cotton
steady, 1-1Oc lower Middllng, 7O-lGc;
snles, 400 bales: receipts, 700 bales: ship
ments. 100 bales stocks, $500 bales
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-02
POULTRY. BUlrER AND EGGS.

pOULTRY-Old hens per dozen,
81 5Oia 10; spring chickens, small, per
dozen, Sl.15, large, $3.50; frlcrs, per
dozen. 500
EGGS-Frcsh, without case, 10c Kan
saH eggs, per case, 50. 90,
BUTrER Fresh country, 10000:
choice creamery, 2OM23c.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-02

Hereafter n uniform price Of 10 cents
n line will be charged for obituaries
and resolutions Of respect printed In The
Gazette. Seven words to the line.
The cash must accompany orders for
all such notices.
GAZETTE COMPANY.
March /. 1893.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-02

Why 90 limping around of rheumatism
when you can be cured with Electric
baths ut the Natatorium-at soc each;
half price