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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-22
STAPLE PROVISIONS.

MEATS Dry salt, short clear. lOc
bacon. short clear. ] lie. bacon. belii,..
i8 l9r; hams, medium, ~ I-2c, bteol,
fsn bacon, II i-2e; dry salt bellies,
y Ian Compound, 8 i.eci pure loaf,
~ sIifd;AR-ciranulated. O.; powdered 4,
,,,rrsls. u lie; powered. ~ barr..i.
y Ma, cut loaf IN barrels. q f1a. ,,,,
W half barrels . j-icl fancy reli,,,.
ltsssieei z 80; extra =, . f.S5i5 i Nv
'iiT'nFFEI,- -Arbucklc's Arloso' ~ 10,
,udlan1. ~ lie; Lion, q. I-9e. A.
aiei Ier.ey. - l.2c. "'H'o-
hnnTFN COFFEE--Br Tho -.
.asi 20 1-2ft2ic: choice. % 10. fssaok'
y, 100. penhorry, DC. Old goy,,,,,,'ill.y
Taxe ~ lie; Mocha, - ~ "'N'"b
''inti1ni x SSES-- barrel i0la. elaio.
,.,5ied 35c per guL; fancy ayrnn "
~, cal: choice corn syrup. 2Sc ber 81. ,Yc
pnrs, dfin. 3OG per raj. sui
HEANS. Navy, 2 -; Lima. A 1.oo.
,snn' 4 1.2c pluk. 1-oc ''-ei
p1HICT Common. 3 1.2Si3 "a. n.i.
al l %. choice Sc; bead rice 4 Ps.,i.s'
TaAiT Flsli-Sew mackerei ,iIi,tv'
=, balf barrel. 81 rs: No id 'na,,!
~ llts. 81 70. medium No. 2. l0p no
ns tifs 81 -; goldfish bricks ylNp
,cJIEEgE- Fancy full. ono In T.
n i.5c: two 10 bon. he; Young Am w,
efSeSTTARcH Lump. 4 1-ar Der noeod.
I no,ind aud 3-ponnd packages H. ~ II, (.
G.nonnd wooden boxes. o. Der nound.
corn starch. 40c per pound. IN an.nonni
haYes GdG l.2c; Fauliless, u i.pounj
psekases 10 The case. 81.
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,tiCkLES--Bbls.. medium. S0.To. IL
bSiss mcllam, 81; bills. small. IS; IL
n,sn snail. 81; plntS per dux.. Si.uui
xit,,'S per do1., 81. 80, IL gal, per doz',
eai'N, Nh1; gal, per dox. $i11; hvNaepu,
doss pss dos., 5000: imperial, sal-. per
"a rkEsEhvES-S-b pals. one dozen
Der 's@ , pSr doz., SJsoi aO'lb- kanakius'
,ilEl.l.il:S 30 and sob pals, worth
a. n, iFr 70. a.lb tin pnis. per don
MINI IN - wrc-glaSs. per doEcp. t5c, 10
dos. SYiinner PEI doz, zoe; schooner per
nonsd s,,aAlmonls. new, soft.shelled, per
pounY ,ye' .walnnts, extra large. nc.
Rail. Aee' hlhcrts. per pound, Y l.se.
puts assorted, S5.Ib Soxes Comri
pcsnni. re; necans. new CROP, $ i;2lns,.
h.anI ,ancy white ncr sack iArr,'
70. 's ~, lie; choice white bass brand
DpiE,ed white best quality, ice.
n,. ND Turkish prnnes,
~, ,lnc' French. 1iOs, 1tNs, 5lih
hnSs- ,,sci California, p0c, zoos, 2n.lh
CsSiss itr' I0S 500 l3c; Goa. T0s. lAc;
h,uiVrnla cvaporatcd aniico,s, 2o.ln
c,,e pr n. II t.2c; T.. l.. rnlslns,
ssNwni S2ea per hox. l.. l. rals,ns,
orss'ii 800 per box; choice evan.
rhoicnn APPLES, 50.lh boxes. II l-@ei
nn, priiae. 50lb boxes, i0c per
n ns cur'ants, In barrels, hS-tluc
wv ips cnrfants IN boxes. q Ice per 10
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TIE GAzELIE TT woRTR TEXAs TUESDAY AUGUST . lags

wheat nit today. Much Of the eu,huAt
asm 5000 tired. but there WEIR enough
earnest believers IN the advancing ten
nrnry to sustain the price AZ a'te al
vance up to the close.
!, 'pru hrm. closing a shade lower ief
september; MAY Is 1-Sc higher.
uats unchnngNi and provisions, Al
hvlsh dull. are hoe higher Tor PORK.
l-4c for lad, and 35c for ribs,
iAadlnr futures clpscd'
hcat-AuEust. 81 BIC: september.
" lie; December. 20 .i-Sc,
toun-Argnst. 3S3-lv; september,
~ 5-ici October, ~ 3.lc; May, II l-Sa
.oais--Apgu,t a39-lc; September,
Z4g; May, S0d3O l-Sc
Moss pork august. SiaGo; September,
Sl-iVi October. Sl2.e0.
"a LaTi--Augu-t, $3.50; September, $50;
October, SSOa,
short ribs-August. SS.02 IL; SOFTEN.
off, fsue IL; October, SI.SO
fash quotations;
", : spring wheat, 81 3-Ac; No, ? red,
No, = corn, rs Lee.
Ne, = oats - 3.4c.
Mes, pork. So TOdie,oo.
Lard SS,slNfjS 10.
@ short ribs. sides 0oosc), Sslfl'N
Dry sailed shoulders thoSed. $40
10y short clear sides tboNe'u, Ss-2Sd
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CRACKERS, CAKES AND CANDIES.


CRACKERS Animals i2c, 3o'ion
butter, Sc; butter, De; creams, Slssei
cracknels, 1oc cracker meal, Uc; oyster
pearl, DC; oyster excelsior. Sc; prcncls
l3e, cream soda, Sci snowflake, l-c'
CAKES AND JuMBLEs-it l.sc,
itnit,, sultana, lac; ginger snaps, sl,sci
Ernndma's cookies, ZOE; lemon SNAPS,
laci waters, Toe; sugar cookies, lOc'
stage. planka. So,
CANDIES Caramcls, assorted ilavot,
nlb box, Ihc; gnmdrnps. 4 II, assorted
flavors, 6.lh box, i0c; Japanese strips
coeoannt favor, 5-lh box. rlc, rock, a.
sorted aud white, d5c, French hsses,
per box 05ri chocolate creams, Al, pOc,
lemon drops frosted per box. Csc; burnt
almonds, per box, 0hc. creams, hand
made, twelve varieties, l0e; peanut block
00c, peanut bar pcr box. ihci loaengcs
assorted con. h.,h box, zoe; marshmll-
lows. cherry brand, b-lh box, 81 a3i
mixed candles, pals. per pound. Z lie;
crystal cnt. Sci daisy, IL NJ, creams,
i2g, slick candy IN pals, lie, wrap
ped sticks IN pals, | ic,
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powdered, Dor ib., Pc, coporas, pcr H..
@1fSc; cream tartar Q. r.. per IT,, 3uc:
glpcgrs, Der H., 1Ot: Dover's powders
per ~, Si.a1, ether. sulrhuflc y. :. r..
ErF ~. doe; gum arabic. ilrst HEX Der
10. noe; gum shel.ac, per H., ne. sine.
brown, Der H., l2llde; glpr, while, per
r. soc; mace, per ID. SOC. mercury, pcr
70 zoe; morphine. sunh,, l., \ W.
LOS boxes, per o.. Sa.i5; l-o.oa
eeSSssSs, per o., 81 40; OF. hotiles. per o.,
$50, nntmegs, per h., 75c castor oil.
", dgM' SlsSfL9o; olive e.l, ner gal,
saiu linsecd OIL. ror gal. 55lidoc::
p pcr'i pog sll Va 3 psr Sal4 sI.2oi opium.
~, Sf.VOl black pepper. per H., i5c:
pH,ash, BROMIDE per To-. 4lc; potash,
SSas'onsHn'c per h.. 2Sc; jodile, per H..
~. 20, uninne, T. & w, 1-ox. hottie.
~ vAus per o., S2c; outline, l. \ W..
J'o.' cans per or. zoe, II, 4 s. dulnine.
aa.ea, walls, per o.. a0c; do, or, a5c;
So-oA tins, per. Ca, 2ic; do. 10O-oz.,
nhA Per OK, 23c, sal soda, pcr pound,
~ .sQi2 l-2c; saltpeter refined, per h.,
iiyvi saltpcter commercial, De. salts.
EPSON, per H.. au4c; salts. Rochelle,
sVci bicarhonatc. English. kegs, per 10.
vci sulphur, O-harrcl lots, 2 a-lc: sulph.
W, howers, small lots, 90. spirits tMfp.
s,nune, market rates, per cal: whiic
,seu, Collier aud southern. 5. r., per
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LOCAL MARKETS.
FLOUR. GRAM AND FEED.

WHEAT Old or new. No. 2, 5oci No.
COIN Car lots, I. o. b. Fort Worth.
ear. BE; shelled, mixed, smoked, 320.
white. sacked 3ac. ear, local, wagon
Ibts. ~ i.9gi.ioe per bushel
OATS-New crop, Texas ruatproof.
ear lots, {. o, b. Fort Worth, bulk, ne;
sacked, Die.
BilAN-fer ton. T. 0. b. Fort Worth.
'HiAY-Cm lots, T. Q. b. Fort Worth.
and $50; alfalfa. loose. Local
$40. Johnson grass, haled, local. ST.b0
per toni loose prairie' local, pee ion.
Flour Best patents. Si.sJ per 100
uonnds; half.patents. Sii0i third grade.
sib5; fourth grade, Sl.i0; Northern
patent. S2lh.
CHoPs Corn and oats mixed. per
,on SIS: nor hundred pounds. 500.
rOTTON-low ordinary, 4 1880.
ordinary, 5 5-lGc; good ordinary, 4
ii.iGc; low midlling . 13.1Oc. mil,iIlne'
q as, GOOD middling, Z BE; mIddiing
f,tr Z 7.Sc
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-22

NEW YORK. Aug. 81. Wheat Snot.
dull. steady; No ., storc elevator, rs ~
MON, Options fairly active. irregular:
opening iirui closed unchanged. No. .,
September, ~ 5-S; October, a. Is; De
oemher, 10 rs.
Corn Spots, dull, steady. No ., AZ
IA elevator. Options closing weak. mod.
cratcly active; August. 40 rs: Spplcm-
ber Il; October, " IL. December, a.
Molasses-Ncw Orlenns open Kettle,
good to chGlce, steady. dull
Coifre-nption. steady 3 Down Au-
gust Si4O5; September and October.
S1I.5Mfll7O; December, 1850 ii.G0;
January. SLIGO; March. S1l.1udi4. IS;
Muy. Sll ih.mll.SO. Cpot. quiet. steady
No Z, Sl53l,
steady, fair demand. No 15, ic.
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The aARKtIS.
Arwoop VIOLET & co.

NEW ORLEANS. La. Aug d.
,Speelall-z.Atwood Violet & "a. say:
lnlnres-Tle course Of thc Liverpool
WNarket to-day was rather surprise.
Nei only was the spot business small
Ahi quotations one-sixiccnth lower. hnf
arrivals showed u gradual and continu.
4ns Weakening. recording al the close a
IA OF 7-Vi on the prices of Satur.
New York and this market. In sympa.
ny urrAned Sdlp polas. bur toward
W Slose gathered strength, recovering
spput 'he enllfc los. Our clearing.
H aSn y considering q proposition to t.
bearer 70 sums Of from one 10 dfty dol.
iArs. Shuu'l such action be inleS AMI
u now speuis highly probable. II Mil tenJ
TO greatly lessen Tho local strinyenty
aud as these certificates would ii, r,,,f.
ahlted lv The associated hanks they
Nonlu % coed beyond the peradvcnture Of
upupl. aud wOn,d IN great mensnr,
suItl-E me place Of currency In ordinary
business transactions The existing II.
nuhclal depression Is solely the out.
CROWN OF hsuust. as we have a money
iNlnlhc With abundant money. There i
tnoie money per capita In this country
lh"ll Tor several years. The exporting
~ W. OF our main crops has lust sei
n, we balance of trade will soon he
ihrsey IA our favor, aud It merely needs
RESTORED confidence TO make nancy hntl,
cheap aud abundant.
spot market closed 1uict. with
IN hiNahce on grades from midllinr
ana below. The higher grades remain
uhchhllsei. Sales, 400 bales.
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DRUGS

ono,at,ons hatcd on small lots n "a.
fail dealers. Apipafhlne. per ounce, bfo.
~. ereiic acid. per pound. s.. csrhoiic
prii cr,st. per ib., ;i2c 20 34:. mnglsfi,,
aid' III ~ per b.. Doe; nitric aeid n
/, nor H., Die; snlphnric acid, 4, y
~ NJ. ne: lnllnlc acid. bulk. Der NJ
81 % nich0hol, IS PER cent, per rai s., ;;,,li
X. NJ cash; alnlp. per H., fc; uhfikafn,
40. SOD aniifebrne, per px.. no. anil
pyrlne pef or ~ sit,n. ainlgonia. ear
lydsF: hfue uass, per H., D0e; blie oinf.
nienf, per b., 50e; bora1, per To-, 12ffiSc.
eanDhor gun. per h.. ooc: caDaieum,
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ST, LOUIS PRODUCE,

ST LOUIS, Mo, Aug. 2l,--Flour--
Very nlict unchanged.
Wheat opened with rush ON stock
market strength aud Light reeciats
.Jtit'el down, closing finally 3.S above
SnluFlay, No. > red cash, 30 III; Am
gust. ODE; September. ~ i-lc October,
W Csc; Deccmher, Us 3-tc.
Corn--Firm, No . mixed cash. %
3,Sst9S0c: August, "a lie; September,
~ IS; December, A3.Sc; year, 3lc.
Oats DIM, No cash. ne; August,
~ l-Sc; September - J-Sc.
Corn meal. steady, unchanged, also
whisky. h1gging mud Iron cotton tbs,
Ter demand.
p9Ek-New current make, SlaG IL
Lard SS.25.
$500
Longs and ribs. $3.50,
shorts, $50: boxed t5c more
Bacon-PackNl shoulders, SS.I5d000,
Longs aud RIBS S06OunG2 ~,
shorts, $3.50 ~
Hams-Sugar-eurcd. 19dlAc.
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COAL

Retail llst--Canyou city, sT.T5 per
Big Muddy, Rouse Maitland, Cameron,
iieh!hson aud Walscpbcrg Goals, car lots,
1910, 10 10 ton lots. $3.50. one ton
Su'o; one.llalf ton. SlAO. Monarch, Vic.
tor SANTA Clara aud Elmnrc Goals, car
, ,ons Snnasni = TO ~ tsn lets, SUN Two
Soni brlar Greek and McInmee Goals,
car lois, So.2A; 3 to 10 ton lots. >hhn: =
TOTS. 81. 10; one ton, 5000: one-hAlf ton.
A2l, Maitland egg and Monarch egg.
car lots, 5000. TO ~ ton lots, 81, %: 2
tons, 5000, single ton. SAIa; antlra.
ton lots, Sla.Th; single ton, Sla; anlhra
elite OOuilal, . 10 10 tons, 5000. single
ton; $500 onc-half ton, $500; slack
coal zoe.
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rnEsn yranrAnLns ANp rnurrs

VEGETABLES Wax beans, per
hnshcl, " %. slunshrs. per dor, 2oqt
dOci cucnuhcrs, per tluaen, aOu2hc; new
cabbage, Northern per pounl l.2M2 ~.
tomatoes l-ahWhrl box, 1al'nOc, tomn-
crates Of four baskets. Sl,IA new po-
tatocs. per bushel, Doe, potatoes, Call.
fornm, per hushel SiOO, new onions,
ner pound . i.2M3cj green corn. Nj
dozen iO6iibc: butter hennN per hnsirl.
81; okra, per hn.. soc. sweet potatoes.
per. hu,, 81 co. sweet pepper per i-2'bu.
baskets, hlc,
FHIiirS California lines, pcr boz.
stat 30; apples ncr hhi, Sldf5l per
luslle, 81 256f 10; apples red. per ~.
hushci box hNci applea, green, per ~.
hn4hol hnx. incl nnnlrs. ncr l-e'bnshel
bskte, 5Ogt15c peaches, per l-2.bu, box
es. NJ. lemons, fancy 1905, per hoX. 80. 90;
Mediterranean sweet oranges. per box,
81 m. n,ucholl hnnnnas. pcr bunch,
S26R} grapes CntnwbAH, per lO.pomd
baskets, Doe; ~ pnsn grapcs.
G,SfIh: pear. per bushel, 81 90
az 90: Siberian crab apples. por
bnshcl, SlhOi white Heath peaches por
bnshcl. $500 Chinese cling peaches, per
bushel Sl,Ibi pears, per box. 500.
california nlnms. per crate. $3.50; Cali
fornia nocinriucs aud peaches per crute.
81 m nuinrea ppr hn'hcl, S200.
MELONS -Cnnloloupra, per dozen,
TAms1 10, wHlernrons, per dozen,
81 OOd3.OO.
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uIDEs-Buyers are pAylne, D,~
a,nt heavy, Oci light 30, dfy san n.
Green erect sait, 3a3 i-2e; butchers green,
2 1-2fi3 1.2c.
ueiiun, 12fl14c; lnc. 130i5c. -"
HOMES Hoofs aud hopes, 800 per
ION. delivered.
BEES wAX-i5ltlse. ~
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LIVESTOCK.
KANSAS CITY LNrsrncK.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-. Aug. 2i.--Cat.
tlc--lieceipts. 1000; shipments. 5UOO;
best cattle firm. others slow. Texas and
shipping steers S2.20d5 10; Texans and
native cows, Sl.B5H3.OO: butcher stock,
s.. lOd4.l0; stockcrs aud feeders, 500
an 30
Hogs Receipts. 1000: shipments,
2OOO; lMf1bc higher Bulk, SlslNf5 "a: :
heayles, packers aud missed. S4.5Ja5.O;
Shcep-l,eCeipts, 1000; shipments,
900, slrnlN.
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NEW ORLEANS PRODUCE.

NEW ORLEANS, La, Aug. ai.-Cof-
iec-Quiet and steady Rio carrucS or
dilmry 70 fair III l-2UlH ~
lice-ln fair demand, Ordinary to
good. 2hi2 5-S.
Sugar Firm Centrifugal OH white,
! VII yellow clarified prime, 4 a'ltm
! rs; on yellow clarified prime, is,
second, 3 l-lGH $40
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ST. LOUIS LIVESTOCK.

ST. LOUIS. Mo-, Aug. 21.- Cattle
for Tesfns, Fair steers, 800; COWS,
81. 40.
Hogs--I,cccipts 1900; shipments, 300.
higher 10mlJr. Choice light, Sl.5ONf
5.Ij: mixed, S0,U0n5.00; heavy. $l.SJGt
$40.
Shecp-Rcceipts. 200; shipments. GOO;
slow and unchanged.
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POULTRY, BUTTER AND EGGS,

pOuLTRY-Oli hens. per dozen.
So 0Om2 Thi spring chickens, small per,
dozen. 81, 70; large, $3.50; friora, per
dogeu, 81 90.
EGGS-Frosh, without case, Del Kan.
eas eggs, per ease, 81 %; candled eggs,
12c
BUTTER Fresh country, 10000;
choice creamery. 2Odt23c.
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New York, Aug. 81. -(SpeclaLl-
S crling-Bank. GO days, - s9A@i ssj&
commercial, 90 daYs...,..l 81
Roichmarlis--Co Commercial, W
Fianks-Bank. 30 days 49,. IS !aiIG5 ai5s
Commercial, w days ,,!.....5 2SA
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NIcELRoY III GILBERT.

NEW ORLEANS. La. Aug. a.
"Hieellll--Nicl'lroy \ Gilbert say:
coal mines, 10 which We referred m tbes,
colllmus or Saturday, is assuming a sn.
nous aspcct aud we find deliveries today
N Liverpool iII lower than SATURDAY
prices. while spots have been neglected.
SAFES being only 5000 bales AT Liza d..
cine a noticeable feature In that mark
mas been The drop Of 1-O4 ON August
contracts. nur market at the opening
rnlod points under SATURDAYS. hui
lnter Viere was gradual improvement
uhtl ne ciosing, which is practically AT
Slluruay : hglres. after being . points
hghtr' New York closed ] 10 . points
lower than saturday In this market.
currency has been selling M > ner rsni
premium, and the bears claim that il
Is this difficulty Of securing cash thnt
holds the mnrket steady. and that In
me event OF an easy money market
there would bc an early marketing oil The
crop and consequently heavy rpreints
winch would cause material lenres.
SION, even from TN oW prices now ruling.
In this connection. we would SAY th1t
number Of onr Texas corrcsponlents
write us today, aud they are identical
~ their statements. that the banks In
thclr sections are amply supplied with
luhhs with which TO care for the cotton
that may be received, and that they
are now making liberal advances where
proper security is given 10 facilitate the
farmers in moving their crops
There was q better feeling In our spot
market mlddling and grades below ad.
vancing l-lOc, while good mlltlling and
grades above remain unchanged. Sales
were 500 bales.
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LEAVENWORTH. Kan. Aug. III
Slas Wilson. had negro. was found
hanging 20 q sree ton miles west of his
cry tins morning. He Is believed 10
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KANsAs clrY rRoprcE.

KANSAS CRY. No, Aug 81. Wheat
Steady. slow No =, hard, 81 -; No.
. rcd, 80 IL.
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WOOL
nRIrIsH GRAIN TRApE.

LONDON. Aug. 2l..-The Mark Lane
Express saws. Five million out OF The
estimated yield Of seven million quarters
IL P-itish wheat has been gathered.
The remaining twa million win be above
the average quality. Prices Lately re-
red wheat has been sold at FROM POS 10
2ss and white. 2sn3is American and
lgdian wbents an. again ~ over. large
American shipments forcing Il decline
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,os aroof; 1.yenr-old and upwards. 81 ~
~ IA, sour mash, 2yrar-old ana ia
49, 81 OOn5OO. rs por ago; nttrs
gn me-, s60Omi00O; blended whlslle.'
WINES Pure grape, per gallon, 81 90
ahnn Nm uXNDiEs-PHr Tennessee ap,lo
sy1s: pave Maryland peach. 50 XII w,
nestle cognac, s 75u3.oO; Imported
VI nllhi021.
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place to-day between a dctachmen. 81
soldiers and a lot Of boomers, and iva
boomers We're Killed. ~
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

NEW YORK, Aug, u. -Moncy-Easy;
3t5, closing offered 3.
Prime paper, SNl2,
Sterling exchange strong. S4S2fti.Sa IL
for sixty days, and S4SSG4SS Ii for
demand.
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III IL Marvel tDonald q.
n IT sUICIDE7-By Ella
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IHlICUMB RILEY AND
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'iNgLisH Girl. IN AMER.
fs-BJ 'iaiula6 s.attcson i Pow.
.,si %Ss, Saa vi ao SccGSnt 81
. as s,iis' y $50 '''''
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-22

ST LOUIS. No, Aug 21.--wool.-
slow, IN no demand Tub washed, a5si
- -: others unchanged.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-22

New Orleans Aug. fspeclaN Cotton
failures closed barsly 20 ldy, tof points
higher sales. 2.,sOl
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-22

,Valveston. Tex Aus. ~ tsp,HN1 -
hysteanshle fsom Galvoaion. l'os.
10 i.ivcriAo,. "a
10 Continent. = - - "a
10 New York 4isp,r i99lb,,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-22

Standard graduated 90
Standard confectionery 49,. 80 ~
lupes,.-..t ....s,s..,s..s.'.s... ~
Powdered %
Crushed and cutloat ...........bs -
Wholesale grOcers quotations
to "a higher
Gfadcs omitted not In ma,kil
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-22

1 49,, = IT, Aug. 21.-(speciaD.
!, .sa.l; IN from the line of the
'H'ns says a fight took
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-22

New York Aug. 2I,--Stocki and uohd8
closed at tho following prices hid;
BOSDS.
Omitted States IS. registered. .....u.lle
United States AS coupons ..,,.,.....ll9
United States 4lS's, coupons .,...., =
Central Pacific Observation-Disclosures. 10!
Denver and Rio Grande 4s....... -. 70
Missouri Pacific consolidated U's....., 70
Missouri, Kansas and Texas genera.
os,.,;'..'.;..,,' S,'..,,, 4, '..,....i w
= LOUIS ana iron Moaa'a" so"e'1 70
St. nd dGSis sad San Francisco Roa..a
Texas and Pacific land grants, ..,.,.. -
Texas and Pacific Rio Grande's,..... -
Union paclhcsi. 100
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-22

New York. Avg. ai.-tsperiHll Cotton
futures closed steady, toa points lower;
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-22

United States Senator Butler has intro
daeed bill 50 repeal the 10 per cent. tar
on state bank money. Congress, it is
true, can repeal this tar, bat congress has
no power 10 go beyond the mere repeal
Of thts prohihitoFy tax; congress cannot
in any way regulate" the Issue Of state
bank money by providing on whs. con-
ail!ons and under what restrictions
the state banks may issue notes.
That il question wholly within
the jurisdiction 81 the states and
their right 20 domestic legislation. As q
war measure congress taxed the state
hank notes oat of existence. Asa war
measure congress did THIS in order 10 as
sist the new national banking system in
Eettiag into circulation lis notes which
were based GA government bonds L,
thsrehy increased the demand for govern
ussnt bonds and assisted the government
in raising the sinsws 81 SAr with which TO
put down the rebellion.
II eoagfess shoald pass senator Rasler's
bali the vaFioas states Will be abe. free
from national oeattol Or legislation, 10
revive the wildcat earrsney Of aase-bslausa
days IN rs wogss toTms
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-22
The TRUE FRIENDS OF SILVER.

If the free silver men ever give up the
present ratio of I6 TO / and ask for free
coinage on a new ratio they will consent
TO a complete surrender. because they will
acknowledge the supremacy of gold by
this concession. In our judgment either
silver purchase will be repealed, without
conditions beyond broad declaration in
general terms for the policy of bi-metal-
lism, or we shalt remain as we are. because
we would not be any better off with indie
pendent free silver coinage at a ratio of
% 10 than We would be with independent
free silver coinage at the present ratio OF
l6tol.
At 20 to We would be paying Colorado
dollar an ounce for silver, which il to-
day worth in the market but ~ or q
cents. So far rs the principle is concerned
the free silver men have completely sur
rendered their case when they propose
free coinage at change of ratio.
II the free coinage" logic is sound
there Is no need of a change of ratio, and
If 1t is not sound how can they tell what
the true ratio should be7
Inc people VIII ultimately learn that
the true friends of silver are those who
believe only in international bi-metallism.
Under that system, and under that sys-
tenn alone, can silver be made to rank
with gold or the money OF the world
aud its value he successfully maintained.
The West. who are now advocating FREQ
coinage without an international agree
ment, are uneonsciousiy injuring the
cause of silver because II their ideas are
to prevail then ell hope Of forcing
Europe 20 adopt bi-me taliie standard
repeal Of the Sherman act on the other
hand would force Europe 10 terms and
compel the adoption Of sa international
standard