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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-01-03
ON IAe WRoNo LAO.

Calm yourself, brother Advertiser,
neither the "Psris Hin Literary
Bureau" nor any Organization OF elm
liar nature has an existence except In
your fevered Imagination. It's the
voice OF the people that's troubling you.
~ Tor Dopal. ror Dsi."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-01-03
GEORGE 4. WILSON, Judge.
A true eopy-Attest. n. q. DAVIS. REGISTER.
MEssENGER's NOTICE.
OryiCE or THE suERIrr OY OXFORD COUNTY
STATE or MAINE.

bTATE VI MAINE.
OXFORD, - :-December 2ist. A. ID. ls9l.
This IL % give Notice, that on the 2lst day of
dec. A. ID. Isgl, q Warrant In Insolvency vas
issued out Of the Court OF Insolvency for sai,i
County Of oxford. against the estate Of lthlel y.
kenerson Of Albany adiudiEed to he an lnsol.snt
Vas nIesi on the soday Of Dec. A. D. issi, 70 which
last named date interest on elaine IL ~ be com.
putesi; that the payment Of any debts and the
delivery and transfer Of any property belong.
~ % .s deser 70 MN ., TOT ss sr; s IN tns
are forbidden by law; thai q meeting OF the
Cresitors Of said Debtor. prove their debts and
choose one or more AssIgnees OF his estate, will
Paris In said County. ON the lsth day Of Jan.
A. ID. lsV2, at nine O'Clock In the forenoon.
Given under my hand the date nrss above writ
ALvAN n. GOODWIN, Deputy sheriff,
~ Messenger Of the Court Of Insolvency. for
aaid County Of oxford.
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NOTICE.

PORrER. December Il, lss!.
This IL q fsrbii all persons from trusting any.
one ON myherount without written orier from
me, as ~ Dot pay any debt. ~ contracte,l.
q. y. FRENCH.
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SINGLE COPIES.

single Copiss OF the Democrat are four cents
each They viii be mailed on receipt Of price by
the pchlisher- or for the convenience Of patrons
single copies u Of each issne have been placed on
sal. Al the following place In the County:
scIth Paris, Gerry's Drug store.
shurtleGs Drug store.
Norway Noye-' Drug store.
RuskneLi, ". v. Atwood, Postmaster.
Dixheld. frank =. Harlow, fossma.sef'
fDeburx. Az. Lewis, Insurance. omoe.
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POSTAL.

Mrs.: GA. Young has bsea sppoIutsd
postmistress q South Waterford, vice
William W. Watson, rssigned.
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Otherwise ssoS year. single copies oenss-
ADVERTISEMENTS ,-An legal advertisements are
given three consecutive Insertions Tor Ella per
Inch In length Of column. Special contracts
male with local, transient and yearly sdversis-
ere.
Jon PRINTING New type. fast presses, steam
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ncss complete and popular.
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MARRIED.

In South Paris, Dee. ~, ~ Rev. Mr.. laugh
ton, Francis ID. Lhrham and Mrs. Addle Jack
con, both Of Milton Plantation.
In south Waterford, dec. 20. by Rev. w. IL
Gowell. George u billing. and Mrs. Lille u
llorr both OF Waterfront.
I'm bethel, Der. 4, by Rev. y. v. Norross
Iloratio Y. Upton anil Clara y. Twitcheh. bo,l
Of Bethel.
In Dixneld Center. Dec. II, Mason %. Turner
Of Dixfeld, and Addie Mitchell Of Jay.
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DIE D..

In Peru. Dec. q. Thomas burgess, aged 81
In south Paris. Dec. Q, Francis Abbott, aged
% years, Q months, - days
in Norway, Dec. %. Orrin X. Lamrock, agsd
% Years and months.
In Norway. dec. as, Mary. willow OF the late
samuel Favor. aged 'syears, months and d
days.
In oxford. Dec. "a. Sullivan Fuller, aged d
years.
In South Psri.. Dec. ~. Mrs. Mary FELTON,.
In Gorhsm, 4. &C., Dec. q, infant daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. v. u. shotey. tstella Louise.)
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s..,.. .f s'; =. :.. .;;:s,.s 81 Cr'A's'

Nstiss ef DeesnA MesSing &C CrsAitess
In Insslvsnsy.
To the creditors of DAVID /. KENisTON Of
BtOueham, In the County Of Oxford and State
Of Maine, lnsolveut Debtor.
You are hereby notinst. That With The ap.
prevail Of ths Judss Of III Court of issolyssey
Tor :sid County ths sseosa Meeting Of "
b held Il he Probss. Court roea b
Pars IN ssid County on Wednesday shs issh
day Of Jsn A. y. ise, ~ nips scleck u ths fOrs-
nom. You WIN govern yosr:sslv.s secoc =.
lsssiVssss ~ = "a Sss;S i oIissi.
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STATE OF MAINE.

oS,r9Rb, a. Court o. Insolvency e. j., r ~,
yer Of ALBEIT ID. PUTNAM, insol'snt
Debtos.
TT IL hSnby ordered. That notice lie given 10
L all pFsons interested In the settlement OF We
accounted Oscar b. Tra.k. Assignee ~ the
aboye.ntnei In.oIyent Debtor. by causing q
copy Of Ais orier % he pubi.hei thre weeks,
succes.s belly In the ONfori Democrat.a newspaper
printe.i - Part. In saii County, that they may
appear ~ Court Of Insolvency 70 ne heh ~ We
PObata Court Room ON the 81 Wei OF jan
next, q nine o'clock In the forenoon, AMI
lie heard thereon, AMI object u they see cause
GEiIRGE a. WILSON, Juige
Of Insolvency Court, ONfori County
Atruee0py-..Atte.t! I'll. 4. DAVIS, Itesis'sf'
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OUR John"

EXPRESSES Ills OPINION AND NOT A
SHRED" OPINION EirIIER; nut
CRISP, As USUAL.
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THINKS 7Hr COUNTY BUILDINGS ARr
ALL RI0Hr WHERE THEY ARR,
AND REVIEWS rHE HrsroRY or AT
TENTS 10 REMOVE THEM.
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Children CRY for Pitchers castorla.
Children CRY for Pitchers CastorIa.

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice that
he has been duly appointed by the Hon. Judge
OF Probate for the tounty Of Oxford AMI assum.
ell the trust Of Administrator OF the Est,te of
fINCKNEY BtRNIlAM, late Of Bethel,
In saii County, ,l"ease'i, by giving bond q. the
law directs; he therefore requests all persoDs In.
debte,i 20 the e.tate % sail deceased 90 make
immediate payment. AMI those who have any
demands thereon 10 exhibit the same Ia
dec. %. is3. ADDISON X. IlERRiCK.
OXFORD, - al a Court OF Probate held al
Paris, within ani for the County Of oxford. ON
the thiri Tues,iay ~ Dec, A. ID. lsg..
samson ID. " hlttsmore, namesi Executor In q
certain instrument purIortins 90 be the last VIII
and TestamsBt Of SOPHIA wIllTTEMORE,
late of Paris In sall County, deceased. having
presented the same Tor Probate.
ORDERED. That the aid petitioner give notice
30 all persons interested, by causing copy OF this
0rier 10 be published three weeks sucoessiyely
In the Oxford Den0rat printed at Paris, that
they may appear at q Probate Court % he held at
Paris In san County, on the thiri Tuesday Of
Jan, next, q 0 ofthe clock In the forenoon. and
show cause N any they have, why the said
Instrument should n0t lie proyesi, approved and
allowed ~ the Last VIII aud Testament of said
deceased. and that sail samson ID. whittemore
lie appointed ENecut"r.
GEOiluk A. WILSON, Judge.
true copy-attsst Ill. q. DAVIS. Register.
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H.s ss:. s:.'s: :; .: :s::s , :..s..s;s
s: +: y! 81: &. : !: ]. ~: 4
: ; =: s:s;i: 100, , ::::;s;:a
sa'ss s:::, =; s Z. ss:;.....
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-09
rREsn vEGErAnLEs ANp rnuIrs

VEGETABLES Cauli1owcr ner ,lny-
en-, 81 2561l go. wax beans, per bushel,
Sl25; green peas, per hushcl, Sl.uO.
Equushcs, per dOI,, 25n30c; cnrumbcrs,
per doS., i&i2uc. new cohhnrc ner,hern'
per pound, . i-2di'gc; Tomatoes, ~ bn.
box, soc, tomntoes - hushrl boxes,
15WSl tomatoes In CRATES of has-
kots, ~ 90; asparagus per doz N,
punches, IUcQfSl .uui new pnidtuos. ~,
bushol, SOC, new onions, per pound,
"a lee rhubnrb, per bs'kt, Zoe; green
cora, per dozen, ludl0c; batter hcnlA.
per bushpl. Sl,hui Okla, per hushVl, Sl,2o'
egg plant, per dOX, itNfDOc, sweet pop
per. IL hushcl box, I5c
FRUITS Cherries per hox. Cal. Slh1
per crate. Kansas, $500; apples, red.
per III bu. boxes, O0c; apples green ID
bushe boxes zoe, apples, ~ bu. b'sk' ~,
T0c peaches, III bu boxes, 500
Doc, plums, 81 80 ppr cratei
plums, per bushel, 81 go; straw
berries, per crate, S2dl2.6O, hlackberrles,
per crate, 500; bnckherries.
per gallon, in bulk, B5c; rooseberries, per
crate, $500; rhspberrics quarts,
per crate, $500; raspi .sirs hints, per
crates, 81 25 caninlonpc, per duz.. lOd
Toe; wAtermflpns, 81 80 per do1 lcmors
per box, $500: Mediterranean sweet or
nngcs, $500, Bluchcld bananas,
per bunch S2.OOd3,uu; .npricots. per box,
~ 30; grapes, lO.lh b'Sk,t. OydS1 pears,
per hushel, SB.Ou, Siberian crab apples
per bnshcl $3.50: White Heath peaches,
Der bushsl, ~ 90; Chinese cling peaches,
per bushcl, $500.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-09
Daily Movements at In,srlor rcwn.
Galveston, 1ox., July i

GENERAL MAnKErS
Gaiv~stoa Wool Market
Galveston. 1eS.. July 9 -CSpscial) -
Wool-Alarkct unchanged
srmN0--rwntSr MONTHS cts
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-09
STAPLE PROVISIONS.

NEATs-Dry salt, short clear. IN
Zoe: bneon, short clear. J. 3.ic: baebn.
bellies. 10 1-2c; hams. medium. IL,
breakfast bacon, II lie; dry salt bel.
LARD-compOund, Sc; pure leaf,
II ,i l,5yR Granulated, GIsc: INV
ga In barrels, G 5-So; powdered "S rs
s nsiieu' 6T-sc; cut loaf, in bbls., q IT,.
Nioaf ~ bbls., Ode; fancy yelio,y
cnl e1 53-sc; extra O. 1.SG5 %
ei9GiniTFTE -Arbuckle's ATiosa, 2jc.
Midland 2lei Lion, 2lei Alarona, &c;
Je cTsisl,,,I N coFFEE-By The sac,,
~, 49, -2a2ici choice, % IL; fan nc
s 81 10. peabody, 25c; old government ia,
va otksSEs Barrel lots choice rebot,.
-, ahe peg gal; fancy syrup 35c Der
III rai choice corn syrup, 2sc per gai. ;
siSSE a[ip s SavS. 'S Ss 2S' fTd nn, 40.
d, 1-2c; pink, 4 1-2c.
pa1622vc;E,- Common. 3 1-2HB 3-4c; prims
~ We choice. &c; head rice, s 1,3iidie'
fut IN FisH-New markerel, medjnn,
No j. 10 DO :, SIG; No, I; lob het
ss ,,'s, ic.ooS.hsh bricks, Z 1.2c. ~ 49,
$i,;,ai1{iirI,eE, Fancy full. one In bo,
"a ilac; two in box, 13cf Youus; Amer
srARCH-Lump, 4 l;2c per h.; lib
ana 5.ib packages, 0e; Olb; wood boxes.
~ ner III. corn starch. 40 and 9Olh
boxes. Ga6 lie; Faultless 81 lib. pack.
PICKLES Bbis., medium. sG.75; 10
mi medium, 81; BIDS, small, IS: 10
bbis.. small, ST.; pint. per doz. poe;
quarts, per dor. Sl5o; ~ gal, ner doz,
III 'iaz, $3.50: imperial gal, per dos.'
1913. ,
PREsERygE YES 81 *! sJI hli, one dozen
PEI Eiiyiliss-20 and 3OIb pai .. worth
~ rel H.; b-lb. tin pals. per doz
XII n, II winc-glass per dozen, 1Jc; ~
ner doz.. s240
NUTS Almonds. now. soft-fhelled, per
Mound. Zoe; walnufn, extra large. nor
pound. 15e: iilhcr,t. per pound. Y e;
Brnkils, new croIA per ponnd. ~ 1-2c:
brand Ne. peca1s new crop, 1.2dDr.
peanuts. fancy white. per sack, Parrot
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-09
THE MARKETS.
MeELRoY * GILBERT.


New Orleans, La, July S.-CSpecial.) y
McElroy Il Gilbert say: Fuiures-The
continued talk of a poor crop outlook
cobined with the rumors OF drouth
in Texas, seems to have had some effect
on Liverpool, as futures there closed
steady, at an advance of 2-64. although
spots were only in moderate request with
sales of GpOO bales. Silver was is d lower
II is evident that the shorts there, as
well as here. prefer to be covered before
the issue Of the bureau report on Mon
day next.
Our market closed about points higher
than yesterday. while spots are firm at
quotations, with sales however, of only
$50 bales There seems TO he nm i'm
preston abroad that the bureau report
on Monday may give us an unfavorable
account of the progress of the crop dur
lug June. Judging by our own adviccs
which cover the whole cotton belt. Il
Is difiicnlt for us TO see ON what this
expectation Is based Ainonth ago the
conditions We're the worst In many years.
Since then the sections which needed
dry weather have been blessed with II.
50 that farmers have been able to chop
out their crops. In Georgia and South
Carolina. the present outlook is not favor
able but MS compared with the condition
then. there is undoubtedly an improve
ment. For that reason we cannot helm
feeling that those who expect an unfayor-
able report will be disappointed. In
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-09

Chicago, Ills. July S.--Wheat speeull-
tors are looking for Il bullish government
crop report Monday afternoon, aud they
advanced wheat cent today GU the
faith of what they expected. a
Corn on similar grounds Of an AZ
verse kind. declined triile. The gov
eminent report is expected to show a
prospective heavy crop of corn
Provision men did some business In
lard and ribs at slightly improved prices,
Lending futures closed;
Whcat-.Iuly 80, September 40 5-Sai
20 ~, December 10 Ii
Corn--luly II Is, August ~ H.,
September II II.
Outs-Iuly 20. September 20 3-S.
Mess pork-Iuly 5000, September
$50. 10.
$40 go, October $40 II IL.
Short rbs-July 50 II H., September
80 81 IL.
Cash quOtati0ns;,
No > spring wheat 60, No. . red 70.
No. . corn ~ Is.
No. . oats 20.
Mess pork. $40. 3Odl0. ~ L..
Lard. $40 .O5u 1907 IL.
Short ribs, sides loose. $0.22 l-2d
o ~ L..
Dry sailed shoulders, boxed, $3.50
- 90.
Short clear sides, boxed, 50 5oa0. 10.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-09
DRUGS.

quotations based on small LOT. IN
In dealers: Accianiid. per ounce. lOe.
d ~. ,onnd, zoe; acetic acid, per h.. IL:
W. ,olie acid, sryst, per b., BOO 10 3oe.
'.a,,y,,tIe acid, q. T., per TO-, zoe; nifri,,
IN ~ r.. per h., 2lc; sulphurlc aelI
aS''i, per h., 2lc: tannic acid, bull
~, ~ 81 20, alcohol. % per cent no.
pet - ri. less Sc cash; alum, Der n
gar sntiLamnia, S1.OO; aniifebrlne' ne,
ghc. antpyrine, per o.. 81. 10; am.
o., carbonate, per h., 10c; blue yltrinl
hlo me-, ~ OdSc; blue mass, per h.. zoe.
Pst ointueut. per h., SOC. bora1. pe,
vluu Ss,iac. campiof gnm, per h.. Cos,
~, c,,us powdered, per d., 25c. con'
nrr h., 2d3c; cream tartar q
Stt,N-' M, NJ. SOC: grover per h.. lie.
h.s-i,.s powders. per d., $1.25; ether
Dl'1nhnrie' y. 3. r.. per d., Zoe; rnf5
tuli XIX 6rst pick, per b., Doc; gum shai
arap,u, H. 5fo; glue, brown. per 10. TIA
~, p,iuc white, per d., Zoe; mace ~ ~
X, mercury. per b.. Zoe; fnorpbfkn 's'
10, X w. 1-S-oz., boxes, par ar
s W RpH.' l-2-oz. boxes, per o.. 50 ~.
bo,fies. per o., 500: nutmers, no,.
9t' 9sc, castor oil, per gal. 81. 25ffl .,o.
VI, III per gal. S1.10i linnecd Oh n.y. nv,
OH S,l2i6lc. sperm. oil, w. r.. prr II
II %: opium per ~ 10 70 a3.o5.
cerinm. po., per h.. $40; black penper
XXX IL. 15c; potash, bromide. per Ib ;
~. pofash. chlOrnte. per th.. 2Sc: iodiis
~ NJ. q. rs; auinine, r, 4 W., ox. hof
~ ~. 34ci cans. per ~. 32c; qninine'
p & W, 0-oz' cans, per o., Nc: H. Il
&. quiniae. o.. Walls. per oz.- 30c: dS..
o., Doc; do. 25-oz. uns, per OK 2icS
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-09

CORDAGE-Sisal rope, ] gin. basis
9 lie, MANILA rope. 1O.ln. basis, 10 i.9c.
cotton rope. all sizes. l5c: cotton twinc'
Ice .....
KETS AND PACKAGES Quart boxe,
per thousand, vs.: twenty.ionr nuart
crates, per 100. 50. third bushel boxes.
per 100, $40; climax baskets, per 100
$3.50; II b9shel climax baskets per
Si3, melon crates, per 100. $li.
sfEDS-Amber cane seed, per bushel.
Turnip seed --25c per pound.
Alfalfa seed $3.50 per hnshel.
Stock peas l,T5 per hnshel.
johnson grass seed $l.5U per bnshel
Miiiet--Pcr bushol, 65e.
CHAN SACKS bale lots. Cumber.
land A, II lie; Naomi, 10 i.2c; ii. \
A., 10 i.2c; u, s, G., il lie; s bu.. &
o., 3 l.4c; centals, . lie; = IL bu..
wheat bags, on. Z l.2c.
BINDING TWlNE-F. o. b. Fort
Worth. per 100 lbs, white sisai, SD.i0.
standard, $685. MANILA, siO.35.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-09

view VI the rumors Of drouth we have
carefully gone over the Texas weather
report aud find that Of the numerous
sections from which returns are regularly
received. thar surrounding lA,ling Is the
only one which seems TO have ransc for
complaint Of deficient rainfall All
other points with perhaps the exception
Of San Antonio,l have Ind copipns aud
frequent showers up TO within the past
two or three weeks. San Antonio has
weeks. but light showers M TO the 2Oth
OF June have prevented any suffering 50
Tar. In other words the situation q
this; No damage has so far resulted
but, apprehension is felt that the dry
spell may develop into q drouth and
cause The crop 10 suifrr mnterially.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-09

W. H. Harding and $, $. Smith were
visiting merchants OF kcncdale IN thu
city Yesterday.
Drs. Davis and Grammer are IN tho
city selecting stock for q new drug
store 20 be- opened at Terral. |. r.
l., VI. Barley, mcrchan, Of Blrlyillr.
was in the city yesterday
lubnl H. Terry, representing Bowie Il
Wilson. cigarette manufacturers Of Rich.
mend, Va" was IN Fort Worth ycster.
day This knight has just returned
from doing the w.lds Of New Mexico
and reports good trade
w ", Crndduck, nopulur drummer for
the Waples.Pl Platter Grocery CO.. has
just returned from three weeks bust.
ness TRIP Into New Mexico.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-09
FINANCIAL.
STOCKS AND BONDS.

New York, July S-'rhe market for
railway and miscellaneous securities was
dull today. less than $1,000 shares having
changed hands during the two hours Of
business At the start prices ran of
is to "a cents. Missouri Pacific and
General Electric lending. The market
began 10 improve soon after opening and
corlagr common developed considerable
strength. tising > IL on the statement
that the time for paying assessment'
hnl been EXTENDED for night. Gen
eral Electric rose IS. The loss in bank
reserve led TO decline of one per cent
h Lake shore and New Jersey Central
Railway bonds very dull aud irregular
Government bonds firm.
State bonds dull.
Bar silver. 40 IL.
Mexican dollars, IS, nominal.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-09
FLOUR GRAIN AND FEN.

WHEATON, or new, No ?, 55c; No.
CuiN-Cer lots, T. O. b. Fort worth
ear, 2oe; shellel' mixed. sacked, 32c;
OAI.S New crm Toyns rn.l nroof
car lots (, o, b. Fort Worth, bulk, zoe,
sacked, 22c.
$500
HAY-Car lots. E. o. b. Fort Worth.
hest Forncv $500 pr ton; best upland
ss; alfalfa, loose i los $40; loose prai.
FLOuli Best patents, $500 Per 100
hounds. half patents. 81 81; third grade
81 10; fourth grade, Sl.G0: northern
natcnt. S225,
CHOPS Corn and oats mixed. ma,
,on 500 nor 100 lbs. Sl25
VCOTrON--Iow ordinary. 4 13.1Oo.
ordinary. 5-lGc; good ordinary, 9 Ii.ig.
lnw middllng, o 1916; mlddllng q M,
, GOOD mlddling, Z 5-S; mlddling fair
7-S
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-09
PRODUCE.
ST LOUIS PRODUCE.

St. Iouis. July S.-Flonr was held
higher. but no advance was established.
Wheat huctuated, but closed ! 3-Ss
above yesterday.
Cash. ~ l-Sr; July. t8 3-4c; Angus
o. 7-SdGG: September, Use
Corn strong but tndiug light; closed
1-SGi1-4c higher. Cash and july, ~ 1-Sc,
August. ~ 3-Sd:iS LIE; September,
~ lie
Oats higher. Cash, 30 lie; July,
- 5-Sc; August. 25c; September, - l-Sc.
Corn meal, firm, Sl.SjHl LOO.
Whisky steady, S1.l2.
Provisions firm, but only iobbns
trade done at previous prices.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-09

braua. 0 lie; choice white bass brand,
az roasted. white, beat qua lily, lie.
pitlliD FRulTS-rurkish prnncs,
Per H., Zoe: French 1lOs lbs bv-lb.
boxes he; California Dos zoos, 2o-ib.
T1Sfrs. lte; IOs, SOS, 1895 COS, iVs, ltei
hoNes, per ID, IL lie; A.. l.. raisins, Y
cfewn, S2,25 per box; 4. y, raisips, Z
vinwn. - per box; California dried
srhes IN sacks, DC per H.; ,aiifornn
ssn , grapes, in sacks, &c per ID; Naii'
npr, seedless rAisins. Sc; choice e,vSp..
choice. prime 50'lb hoxca los; dried mp.
Tvs - 50 per H. sliced dried apples,
~ bsr III; currants, In bills, . 54Wmc
'Vi TO- currants, In boxes, q lie per 10
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-09
WINES AND spniITs.

WHISTLES neclifed, SI.2od2O0 n,
per proof; l-yenrold upwards, SlUo5t
, 10; sour mash, 2year-oid aud upwards
gi iGEih as pot age; extra hnp xilpp,6
1000; blended WHISTLES, S2.O0SlJ'25, ="
WINES Pure grape, per gallon, Sf.OO
'RIiANDIEs- Pure Tennessee nnni.
50 ~. pnre Maryland peach 81 50t do'
nestle cognae, SLT0u3,50; Imported
Sl, 5lldI92 70.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-09

Hogs Receipts 1900, shipments
5000. Active and steady to ! cents high
or. Mixed and packers 50 .WaN. Jls
prime heavy and butchers weights 500
W6. 40. light ST. 15ti6. 40
Sheen -Rccoipis 200 shipments 400
Dull and wml. Natives 81 .Ol9i6 no.
Westerns 81 .Wnfl - Texans 50. Il6r
4 10, lambs 81 OOd6. 10.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-09

HIDES -Buycrs are paying: Drv
a,nt heavy, 6e; light, Dc; dry salt. "a.
Green salt. 3a5 lie; bntehcrs' grecn'
= l.2q3 l-2e'
,,oil1m' I2laIc; fire. 1aGg1lc.
HOMES Hoofs aud bones, $500 per
ton. delivered,
BEEswAA-15nlsc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-09

= pcr doz, Sl,S5.
e. Alaska, No. salmon, per dox.
Snsv; Columbia river No, I salmon, rs.
Ion.,SLto; lab, nlackerel, per doz., ~ "a.
Nunencan satdlncs Ids, per case. Sn.v "a
rk,nch snrllpcs lbs, per case, z.ou.
,MnATS--pottcd ham. IA H.. soc, per
vs9z,i potled ham, L. h.. Si,no per Ioh' /,
Vienna sausage. 10 H.. Id per DOS !,
, Vienna sausage. 1 H.. S21o per aos':
Clipped beef IL is. Si.bo per doz.:
chipped beef, l ~, s.. 40 per dos.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-09

Two gnily festooned trunks were un.
loaded at the Pickwisk uls morning.
van. h. evidently an artist on cnnvas
and sole leather as well a. an artist
When u comes to selling ,he rennnnt-
Srlbling shoe. Don has the knnck OF
making friends wherever he gue, ANA
shoe buyers are always glad TO welcome
him
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-09
lNOORAT PUBLISHING CO..


|ocTVs e4' Bully s.-Twenty lives were
q lay ~ skegness on the east coast
s sius" - ,ApA A party that went from the
rhean Ezra days sail in q yacht. was
Rain ~ ~ heavy squall some distance
rprisst tns 4hd the yacht capsized Re
me ~ sfiflNnce could reach them, the
"a e. were struggling In the water.
|,nrf sAfeniysix Of them. men and wo'
ferr drowned. They were mostly
- and their wives out for day
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-09
WOOL.
ST louis WOOL.

ST Louis. Mo, July S.--Wool receipts
$1,000 pounds, shipments 10000 pounds,
Good bright stock meets prompt sale,
hut trade Is restricted by light offerings.
Low grades are very slow, and what
few sales are made are at low figures
Quotations unchanged.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-09
LIVESTOCK.
ST LOUIS LIVESTOCK.

St. Louis. Mo, July Seattle receipts
100; shipments, ZOO; steady. fair 10
good native steers, S3Gi4.5O; grass Tex.
aus. S2.70n3.TO.
Hogs strong top price, S6.lI 1-2; bulk
sale AT $5.00d6.10.
Sheep receipts none; shipments, 100
No market for lack of receipts.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-09

San Antonio, Texas, July ESPECIAL
Train robber j. ID. May. who was cap
tured at Breckenridge, was bound over
by the United States commissioner In
the sum Of two thousand dolalrs. to ans
wer for attempting to rob The mails.
He will be taken TO Austin aud held for
the murder Of Fireman Marlin.