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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-02-26
Felony Anyway.

SACRAMENTO, GALA, February 25.-
The Assembly to-day passed bill max
ing prizs lighting with or without
gloves a felony.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-02-26

SHORT breath, palpitaticn, pain In chest,
weak or faint spells, etc, cured by DIR.
Miles New Heart Cure Sold tthe Lo-
gan Drug Company 5 and T. B. Burt's and
at Bowie Brbs., Bridgeport.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-02-26
KILLED IN THE RING.
Fatal Termination Of a San Fran
cisco Prize Fight.
KILLER CHARGED WITH MURDER

The Affair Likely to Bring Prize
Fighting to an End in Califor-
MIA - The Legislature Takes
Action, Making a Glove Con
test a Felony-NOt the First
Death in the Prize Ring in Cali
fOrnia
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-02-26

k.urxarox. o. c.. February f5.-For Wet
vfeln1s fe,r sunday: variable winds; col1ef
s,d.v r,orrIne: warner b hon6ay mornine.
fFor geIern PennsyIFanis ana O1lo, fslI
E.s,s.-,, Y rs Eriss west ulnds; slightly uernr
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-02-26
CUyNTNGHAM's pIPLoMAcY.

This was agreed to with the exception
that Mr.. Mann and his wife's brother
got of at the parlor floor. SusDecting
q trick they watched the elevator. aud
sure enough the remainder Of the party,
under the skilIful direction Of the clerk
and the detective, got out of the ''lift"
and started TO get out OF the Stata street
side Of the house. The scheme was cut
short and another w0rdy war took place
on the parlor floor. By this time she
The Republican journal., 1893-05-18

There is more Catarrh in tins section nf tile
country than all other diseases put together
and until the last few years was supposed to
be incnrahle. For great many years Aoc-
tors pronounced it Il local disease ana pre-
scribed local remedies, and hy constantly
failing to cure with Local treatment, pru-
n"nnced it incurable- Science has proven
catarrh 1o Ne Il constitutional disease anH
therefore, requires constitutional treatment
itall Gatarrh Cure, manufactured bv r \
Cheney * o., Toledo. Ohio II tlir onlv ron-
Stitutionai cure On the market. 1t il taken
internally Id doses from 10 drop> III JAN
spoonful It acts directly on tile blood aud
mucous surfaces Of the SYSTEM. They Offer
one hundred dollars for amy ease 1t fails w
'are Send for circulars and testimonials
Address.
i. j. CHENEY Y CO, Toledo, ..
II Sold bv Druggists, 10.
The Republican journal., 1893-05-18

progressing favorahy.
ACCIDENT. A Young man named Harry
Bennett cpt his left thumb and foretinger
quite badly last Saturday While running Il
staYe saw in Holmes null, City Point.
Mr.. f. +, Hanson had "a cargo Of round
paving stones come from Swans Island by
Seh. Fairy Forest Hast week He sold i pol-
ton of Them to Or, g. G. kilgore and Will
usr thc remainder about his awn
A lady Called at ki!gore y Wilson'S last
week and asked TO be shown some Turkish
rugs When told that the article was not
Kept there she expressed surprise saying, Il
thought thi4 vas the City Rug Store
TAe military comedy drama IA Fair heb
VT" vas presented III the opera House last
THURSDAY hy an excellent company and WAS
mueh enjoyed u those present, Music vas
nrnshHa he the Belfast Band orc hestra
rs MrS Reynolds of rurnham was clean
in4 oHt N ru~tt Saturday, she found several
hUttits, Whi,h sAe left Oh tile tiuof. Hen lit
4 tle tNo-year ail San came along, took NJ one
WI rAr BOTTLES ana drank It's eonteuts 1t was
carbide asld A lo.tor was called, and the
aiid wts sayed Witt! the aid N "A stomach
pHmp. Bangor DAILY News.
@na li4ienA If raiIfax y Ky reportea
AT 44 finar, ljri~ed 1p tlir -hipNreckea erew
WI the f0unGQrel American blrl Edward
Hahf4 md landed hel1 IA rolto Neo
I'M nfeN h5a 1e,n HI af open hoat al,ont IS
4 hoNrs Now G@msHl General Frv4 i btlalf
w bis &q4 nanont vii prtslt capt Mar
te ri tae lIelena wtA gald waieh. 'ntl
bi- rvw w+H liberal uonty reward for
4 th@r eN rtous WI reseaing tiie rAstAwaN-.
Mr r A Sanhorn bus completed Nm IA
4 Planning VI tAa riVer ahove lhe upner bridge,
! af Nlieh mention was made Vast wee, It
\ ~ THE largest canvas w lia, used f5T Some
4 fime and Ohm Of hs most successful PANT
Y ng- I'VE picture was lone for Mr. II. Il
HAnsan, and has been hung IN the drawing
faou " his ntw house Mr. Sanborn brush
\ lla~ hren hnsy Of haze and his studio is hril
7 .ant vith Tower pieces.
When Mr " A Atkinson came fropu
I California last week he brought and present
\ WI w Mr Gro A Qrmbv 4 aIork natIe bv
Il Mn Qtpnbys grandlather 7 7 QuimnH, IL
Isa0 IT u au eight day non-strikug, brass
4 elork, kuawn Az tha Willard patent, aHd wts
'"t' '' t' i''''t 49, II
3TS'A'4leH \" 'lisi w NsNs10f iN'4a Af-
A-'h't9'a' he 'l"VS hsa Hl'"f l"N t'il'a
\ apl 9@ at continent
ia- 4Itor,,tts7gI, r,.sa.rad I'LL rfri-or c.tta..a
ar p,.muie llelahrs and ,ait ..s E,fle fHs,t-
fr.-~4s iH tMr rM0na4 rlt H3ttresses Arr
troAG tWe m4mltlct9ry vi 4 n Moves Wal
dD lyie wat,r surrl at -a4 rattaga nas
H h-eM iuirrsNeI thus String. the w;ttWl cousna
tsUt4 u Sttriu.s npai 4v Thrcuttase aa- heen
-ald W -teck AomfaMv wHrtl w.ft HaH4gA
II boarding lgasc Tie easAlug SUMMER
Mrs Nancy lAaWadrS Nj HD#kluHd NAs
arrived atnl 'lenet, irr outage.
tr4,Ns4.trrs C,rt g,ailYail bad +,y.
4,.,..fs,,,,,. s,ft,,5,, III s ,,,,4.l.t s,tn,}. 4,
A 4,r,bt NJ II Imugan II Nnrtltpa4t an,l
4 NJ a, lnn1-l+o,l A Ga l,.,a sf,,t4 .g,f,rbt ~
II parsuns of ,tap4 iegis,r VIM N y
tt ii H., -o Il, NM .4.nt5 Mr. lar.,,,,g
a., n,,j..+ r.si, III,
,4t..., s ..,, ...+.,
i j.,
s a., 4,
,tl.+4.-
TIA .aI 1q,. H.st fr.st ,,,.,,:t,a,.J Ny
\ H. ...,, ,..r. H. 4h4. market No,a,v
The Republican journal., 1893-05-18

ana alSo W. tinal diytaepd WA ordered IN
estates I'M F,n.rv Bshfins ANA seekins &
4 R.hertsa,
,ri.A.,., !,
n
ls .1s,5. .l..,
lr many 3tltup7 ol W. ana MIS- James
'i 'AeN 'tt leafh NtNi t#-tes ~ ~" Neatl'
~ III its'F sVnf hla@el'lie y moves II
! WIZ N 44llE llllFSs' II sFNtIs c"iu tf"ught
/ Tx luF'itl"f'" "ltich WaS iolloNtu ~ thal
''H0'Aa lii' 'sAi 'f's"N1H' H''Nu&I'N'9'l tA"
'''-4' tNHN ii"N i''f
III ll>h NOTES Das 9t tHe best hred eoiS
ir i'N f4Sf IN Il H#sAarks stAhie oM
NWrf +NeNte TIL 4y 6liy wy Char
trr tAaA ht tN lNH tth 8f Nas i0aled MEAN
tai lr itA p Nra Bentan he bN
NMt Fam H#tt aNW Il arr 9wAed llN
" w u AiueT Fl ~oaI RNstQu Ex-
Ma6~wt tlNe wnet HeM
Flfgi raNs rit Nlpd SUNDAY 'sIif 4 fhH
a# M tt4
The Republican journal., 1893-05-18

Lancaster ana John b. Wadlin.
Dr. MS. spaulding Of Portland expects u
arrive IL Belfast Saturday evening, the 10Th
and To remain at the Crosby Inn over Suu-
! day.
Charles Hodgdon reported last week .ts
lost from Provincerown fishing vessel. was
a native of Northport a son Of Capt Moses
| NJ Hodglon HI has been AWAY several
| years.
An Outing Club, composed u members "
the Piinlsta Club will (if the dan is favor
ahle, Take It's first tramp W -hree u four
miles on Saturday MAY 20th starting from
Crosby mi.
The tine NJ licensing logs has expired
and the tat has gone forth that all CANNES
not licensed ana property colarej shal w
stain. Two hundred and thirty haze been
licensed, aild tIie palice have captured ara
killed few unlicensed animals
Prof. Haley gave fine closing Exhibition W
his iau'ing clasS At the Opera House Tues-
day 'flir program included fancy dances,
4 rirkat ailI and tlawer Iril IN INV pulils,
aud three anr selections - nenbers II the
hf'lasf hahd 'frheSffa Affef fhH enter
(aiiihi'hl z dlllee Nas g'NeIr
| J, Wy Frederick " Ga. otfvr iluited
amount nj liuttp, Montana. citN Water Ca..
| + IiSl NofI hHf cent g"if p"ii'IS / irct trau-
| lhG i@uhi h5 tlHl-rs ln foftlAMN Aul NeM
f1N are @U"rlu4 thlS ISSUE n prominent
NeM ots hiln NJ bankers saA these boiit!s WV
WEI worth per c"ut premium but as the
ln0htY mafkef ~ stringent gnod h@ndS Hah
be bought much tss IMAM aetua value.
BnAlt. nF TRADE. MI. A. d. SihIey w4n+
to Portland last week to attend a 1neetIngtofa
| cninnitte. IN ti+ Stat,. Board of TraI4 Tll,
next 1neetlnr of the State Board Az b4fnrt
announred. wiI w held in Belfast HI sert
MIR Thicker ot the Maine Central .,sy,ir...
n, S,{j... +t..+ ...;..l .,;,,t ,,..,t
V''''4 - ''' ~ CO. 'A
the diy m the Mfeffhg Ar accommodate dele-
gates Tile assizsuuit.nt of subjects VII ina,,.
' I''l''
- =" De ~ A&flgNit0f"
9ail'a h4lpaIa' '}tli'lih'' mao u fI0Wer
Pr,sS wv tl,at ..itv ,,fyns ,rI.,,3,, ,.,.,+
''A "'' hi'"hS ti" N E'Vi"iiS tHt fFfSs
says; FRANK A tpnAnt 5 store WAS trim
uAl IN ypres- huu.sbs !ilttlLou .l,d palf+tx ....
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-24

lures however. have rcm,,n.a
despite the decline On th5. M steady
NY, MY private advices lead n. 10 IT..
~, ,,',, shat splilhcfs are only WAITING nn,n
seep i'sWr takes an ilnfavorfh,, nm IN" ~
a a0,g tney 80 into the market arain In
Our market opened . 10 a no,,,. 49,.
nun Yesterday. hut advanced sho N.Y.
Psn'S ~ RESPONSE TO the sfc,a, -
OF liverpool. News Of further sn says, II
.rounles, however In the Noyfh,,',,i.'' ~
tlcumfiy az Minneapolis mnss,,i,'i th.
mioiey markei and It was Imnessihl. as
nIilinih the advance. F "
Discouraged hy the 6,,,.i., Ia.
some longs sold ont their boii;, vu'i s',i
TINS caused decline which r,s,,i,s ahu
s Hr. loss ol the day Of points ON The
NJ ~ ana y TO y on the near mnnths
Money matters on the other side NJ IN,
Water are extremely easy. the nrii,e,v
interest rate nnging between 4 is mi
per cent, aud 1t hardly secms r,,,,,'l
~" a9sn M cotton values will be as much
aneStsu there by our money troubles ~
on this side. We must mai oso V 'si,,h, ~
.ue iNet, however that the foreign snin.
VT " Always wide awake an3 n ha
thinks that any condition OF MAR ~
listing on this side d likely IA nro,,,,1..
1--we, wv, prices he will naturally take ad.
, Nafn,ass q 4, and await The decline
spots here have been 10 fair Jem.,a
WIN total sales Of 1850 bales I'M NJ
l-lU cent decline. N'' ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-24
NEW YORK PRODUCE

New York, June 23,-Wh/at- Spot,
dull, lower and steady; NJ. erred eleya-
tor. II 3-+c: optlons closed Ieak, JsH
1.2c decline on reports Of financial tron'
bile West and local realizing July I.e,
August "A 1-Sc, September 40 Isl
Coru-Spot. more active. a-4c lower;
weak: No. 2 rs l-2M40 Lie elevator.
OnIions fairly active and weaker 3-4s
lower with West and larger receipts ex-
pc-ted. Jaly IS II; August 10 3-S' sep
tember 10 5-Sc.
Rice-Firm and quiet ,,.
Ninlasses-New Orleans open Kettle
good 10 choice, quiet and steady,
Coffee Options opened qaict and M
hanged to . points down, closed t ,2
steadv. 15d20 down; SALES. !ON hags,
including July S15.20, September S'+.N,
rio. dull; nominal; No. {, 10 ~ at. -
Snsnr-Ilaw. easier and qniet; iair ts-
eninS 4 "a; centrifugal 90 lest 'rS'
noiasses sugar. 50 test, 3 I-lOi rehled'
firm and ln'et
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-24
ATWOOD vloLETT < co.

uHeans, La, June o3. Especially
I-.sol Violet x Go. say: Futures
~ now within ninety days Of the
Ieleinent OF the new crop, which
Fome q general movement before
|,r sly the first week of September.
tsenty spinners are apt to buy
w Without crop scare. which 50
IN pefn much exaggerated. and
aAs leit u large. long interest, we
- me New York market particn-
II lnu perhaps also In Liverpool
waiting for somebody to bny
~ mem az higher prices, but IN
| ~ aie. We think. most decidedly
can only get rid Of their con-
i, iower markets than those now
n Nellher trade conditions, finances
pnditions Of the crop warrant
tns OF contracts or spot cotton.
MARKET commences 10 tumble
~ 70 down half cent or 10
n Ssaper here. There Is no spot de-
|ne0e and Is not likely to be. unless
q the continent COMES TO the
Il snQ why they should do so we
II ~ unless something unforeseen
Il 4 serious crop injury should
~ looks as though the
|ni seiest would hive 70 look
ns,s more outside support to keep
|Iert RON breaking.
Ia selling but sparinciy Of
iuere Is apparently a demand
~ as they improve again to-
Ia Points. A decline there OF
Y n ~ ,iourths tomorrow Is very
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-24

Mr H,mley OF dcnley \ BARE Bed
tafd' TX, srent yesterday among Fort
Worth jpbhers.
n y Hastings Of Arlington was In the
city yesterday.
J. 2, Watson, the soap drummer,
spent Friday In The city.
4, G. Shurart. who for So long has
hfen peAdlnr for a hardware firm, was In
yesterday
Mr. r. G. Nifong Ut the Martin. Brown
enmpany y az home for DAY of twu
10 Is Charles ~ Head Of the same hrn
aud wouldn't he much Of miracle
igr Hun TO turn un At any minute.
Thew Is a rrVat~my Surrounding
these thrcc star drummers. which has
newer yet heen solved namely. that
Whom one comcs homo To rcst ~. YOU
can always expect both of the others
TO join him Ia short While ihVy can
tel you tue whNncss Of H. though NNfy
rious q good trade IA his territory and
The country iar frum being dry.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-24
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

Chicago, ILL.,. lime 93-Corr hroto
over a cent a bnsh.l todoy , U,gac
down oats and wbc,, I'M n,,asi,5s
the break In corn was Tho ennr,Sons ,,,,,'a
luent whicl, has started mn Nitlln ~,
past two duys when tbn nsj,r ",,"' ~, ,n',
scceipts Of corn Suur,ny ,vara sivc,, n nh
at $50 cars. The trade WA. nanilyy,3
and down prices went. There was nv
recovery from bottom nrIcp. was Nv
The closing on wheat was 9.Si1. .
lower for .jniy and i.S5,h'S' l,, W." ~,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-24
rItApE PERsoNALs.

Mr Mcdaniel Of Mcdaniel Bros,
Granger. Tex spent Friday In fon
n Whltc shook the dust Of
uapdley on his feet long enough ges
fsniay 10 look IN on the Fort Worth
merchants
tsrday and bought new goods for bis
aturr.
Mr.. Henry DAhlmau. who has for
some time been auseut IN New York,
.has returned 10 his home 10 ilii. city
" H. Hardin " kenncdaie was IN
Fort Worth yesterday.
Captain ] l.. Eynst came ~ rom
Grapevine YESTERDAY sns tpeat the day.
leaving for homo iasf night
l. +. Holt * -. fmithiield. were
rcDrarcnted Ia this city yeeirrdny IN the
person VI thg se1ieF fncinbrf " The
firm
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-24
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.

Nheaso, H., June .l.-Catflc.-
illus sill' wsn; shipthents. roo: steady 10
uinr higher. Top steers tolay. 81. Dn1
80; lair to good. S4.5Oi4 NJ: Terans.
eanners. Si.I5sES.in ''''
- nogs-iseceipts. lS.O00; shipments.
~; active and tribe higher than yes,
tefnsys close. AiiSrd and packers. Sd 10
gsjo,yo; heavy and butchers weights,
SN4eduh0; lieht. SItWtGAO.
sheep Receipts. TOOn: shipments. goo,
steady Natives. 81 a5dSa5. Texnns
S330d4hu; Westerns. 81 -tyfi az
spriug lambs. 81 5ll6iO. 5O
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-24
DRUGS.

Quotations based Oh small lots To
retail dealers. AHetunild, per ounce, lOci
nor ijauud. zoe, Hfetir acid, prr TO-, sci
rarlalic acid sryal, per lb, aOc TO ,Sci
nnfiauc acid. g. T., per H., af' nlt,ic
acid, O. r.. per D., 2lp; sulphune nrid'
q. IL per H., Pie, tannlc acid, bulk,
nor lb. si.2j alcohol. 10 per cent per
mi $3.50. less So cash. alum, per H.,
"a nniiknmnia, 500; nniifehrine, per
az gbc; nntipyfinp. per on. Sl.i0i nnl-
tnonin. carbonate, per d., iJr; blue yiirlol,
per H.. GliSr; blue maas, per H., 900.
bine ointment. per d., bOci bornK, Pr
H.. i2rl3r; camphor gum, pei % WI
eraa ner h.. 2n3r; cream inriRr, ",
~. Der No.. &c; grocer per H., l5ci
Doysr'. paHd,Is. pof H., SID; ether,
eninhurlr H. =. y, per lbii Toe. gum
arsi,lc. arst pick. per lb,. poe, gun ehfl.
jnr. per H., 27o; glue, brown per ID, 10
iGa. rine. white, per b., 2Dc' mace, per
b., s0ci inercgg Per ID Loe; ln9tplnn"
sgisf = f.2.oz. boxes per o.. S23Vt
~ iintfics, per OK, N2@D, nulnngy.. Per
NJ. zoe; castor oil, Dor gal, VI 2Onl.fpi
alive IN. per gal. 81 lOi lnsesd OIL, per
eaI., G0dd5e; sperm oil. w ~. per ,gal,
81 20, opium. per -, BiS 70 so.@o'
opium, p?s PER w s'iv .,,o, nissh ~ pspgff''
ne. potash, ohlornie, por ID, &c; iodlde
o." ~ III s.ig5; luiuIDc, r. A. ", oz, bot.
ner III, $40 cans. per or. BE. qulnine,
T.. q 81. 5-oz. cans, per o. ~ b a
y. I'M pef on. ySe; DO, bon. tins, per
M oSc; DO, 25-oz. Tins, per o. .ir.
IN, 1OO-ox. tina. per o. 20; sal soda,
,',r N. z i-4ll2 ne: salipeier. refined.
~ III. tOr, salipptor. commercial, yc.
i.i,a T,ns0in. irf H. . ~ 4ci salts
nochelIc 9Oc; blcarbcnats, Engilsh kegs
49, m e.. lilphur. 5-hhl lott, 3.4r.
mini, aowers. small lots. 6c: spiriis
,nrne.ntlnr. market rates. per gal; white
iead. Collier 4 Southern, =. r., per H.,
Z l'4e.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-24
KANsAs cIrY lIvEsrocK.

. Kansas City No, June ~ Cattle
Receipts cleo shipments GOO; steady to
lOc higher; Texas steers S2.3Ottf. oO;
natise COWS Sl.S5Gl4.25. butcher stock
SS.0Vd4 10. stockers and feeders S2.TNti
40. shipping steers. 81 ;aiSf1.3n; bulls
aud mixed $1.I5G,3 -.
librs Receipts GSOO. shipments l4Oh;
strong. l5fl25c higher; bulk Of sales
S,I5l55O; heayies S5.55db.nn. naekers,
S.dNi5.a5; mixed, ,SSisl.Asn,. light
s1.NdSOS; Workers, S1n5TfdiSl; pigs
S4Gpd5S0.
Sheep Rcceipts COO. shipments 500;
slow and weak.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-24
COAL

u,aau Ilst-Canon City, BT.7h per
go. Nekiisier, Ch0cfhw. Jenny Hind.
III Aiuddf. Rouse, Maitland. tnmrson.
nahsssn and WalainbefR coais. Cur lots,
t.rs, Il ID 10 ton llta 500; ono ton,
fg7s ope-half ton. $3.50; Monarch. Vic
~ santa Clara aud ElniOre cpala. ear
~. $50. 20 10 ron lots, So ieO
ions. III ~ ono ton. foou; gne-half tot,
,.a, ~. 81 %. 3 10 10 tons, $3.50; two
III. SS.75; 0ne tou. 80: cnehalf ron,
AZ u Maitland egg and tionanb ere.
~ iots. 81 9 10 ID tons, s5.25; Two tons.
fs5Ot single ioil. 4l1y; anihfarlte
,P@nn.l cal. car lots. Sil 3 10 10 ten
iois, $3.50 single tor ~ nnibradss
500; snchnif TOO, ~ sla'1 eosi. soe.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-24

OYSTERS -Onelb, pcr doz., Doc No.
., per don, SlS5.
FISH .Ahekn, No. ! salmon, per dor,
81 a.. Columbia river No. ! salmon per
dog 81 10. i-lh. mhclcrrl, per doz., 30.
Amrflcnn snfilnos. i-4s, per ease. 5000
Trench snrilnrs. i-is. per case, Sl2.OD
MEATS poiiad ham II H., Sc per
doz.. pottcd ham, - No., LOO per loz.:
Vienna sausage. II d., 81 % per doz (.
Vienna sausage. ! d., 20 per doz.;
lunch tongue, ! W., NAia per doz''
chipped bocf / H.. $40 per doz.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-24
rnrsn YEaErApLNs ANp rnulTa

vqGETA Bi,lS- t'auii0Wcr, per dor
en- 81 25d l ~; wAf beans, Der bushel,
go ~ pcr dax., itni2Oe; cucnnibfrs,
~ AZ ii1t9r; new cabbage northern,
ss.r H. ali2 .gci tomatoes. - bu box.
"a. Tomatoes, IL bhfhel bo1es.
s5eisOc. tomatoes, 70 crates u has
~. 81 -; asparagus, per d0zen
i,l,a,h.-. 90i6fkl ~, new potatoes. per
I'M 5oq55c; new do onions. PER pound.
= &c. rhuharb. per pound. JaVe; efesn
.oru. per dozen, 10plJc; butter MHet
tlcr bushel. ST %: okra. rcf baFhel, Sil2J;
80 ulant ls.r dox 4itSf5Oe; sweet pep
~. 'lrs hsishei boz. 75e.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-24
HIDES, WOOL. Ere.

HIDES Buyers are PAYING Dry
Hint. heavy, o.; light, 5ci dry salt &C.;
greon salt 5al re; butchers green
. -2di3 i,2c
WOOL Light, medium, lOMllc; low
medium, i9lfllci fine. l2liiici
HOMES lloofs and bouos, $500 PEI
ION. delivered
BI3l.kMAA ldniSc
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THE aAzETIR: FE wORTH TExAs SATURDAY. JUNE q lass

AZ. sock on hand, Texas and Indians.
s Sis 20 seod grass Texas STEERS S2.75ti
IN ni9es--R cseipts. 20; Shipments. 1iOo,
S''N'flU..O = JUN ''''''
"a. Sheep Rec~pts. 400. adbmouts
->pp' dull, unchanged
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-24
ARLRoY 4 GIBERr

~, 1o,.e.ns, Ia. June 23.-lspecial.l
iasy 4 Gilbert say:
pa 4, although caLIes continue TO
|lils,is, steeleni business doing il
+ ~ tof India aud the farther
| n. i-'es In Liverpool fan 10 con
h ia Practical way. As the
aye oaly 1000 bales. Flu
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-24
MINES ANn srIRIrs.

WHISTLES Reciihod, 81 a0d9OO aa
per proof. i.ycnroll upwards $1,000
. 10, sunr mash, 2year0li aud UPWARDS,
SlOpdd 90 aa per age; extra ~, $1,000
1900, blended WHISTLES. S2OOQl21.
WINES Pure grape, per gallon, slOO
upwards,
81 %. pure Maryland peach. $3.50, do
inearin rogunc, S1,75g3.50i Imported,
So HOliDa3
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-24
The MARKETS..
1Uy's REPORT,

~ 10 - Nun 4.
II ioiA' "T -, ,rsIo 49,
A Krkis reNlcM VI .,a,' go, b.
4 improvement "a p.,,,viGa ~" ~
. elraflhg hVus ~, , nsi h. LII
}its efeuNs ',i VS., t,n,n raoliD,1 otl,nr
o mas nos ~ ~ W., nya no.,
fspeclaiy ~ ,nv W,'r r,l;evn she
Nailla, I'n,,,,,, fnr ,nnuo,- rnn
f.ip aAu lpc u ,i,"n., ,,n,i,nrcJ Ms
hieIiar pu,''''', c,ns;,i"r,Ijv rn.
~ Oh ua u,,,ar,. ,rring,,,,.y Ronk
BY tue niohrlH' ~, ~ ' Hgri. a,a A..
NJ outs'uH VI ~ ,n,.,,,,i - ,.i,L
y Hf,rihus ,,,,,, i,' 20 l,usi
/ ltf' ~ SVii'y .,,,.ii.,' -, .i,,f.,,,,',
eneIs ~ NV ...,,.',,'.,. ~ ~ IN
DIRE y 10 Assuii ''iiuv ~ ~. inv az
gffy lnv E'V's ut,'i IL.
vite ~ 1thcr ". t ~ utu't
y ieeei'eu o''""'e 'n' '"'"'' "
rAied. .. ,.,,...,... La,
die,t Oh lne si'". in,'"ssto l,n
es luus lhr tUnh hiIsni "N'u ~
Is most OF the Worhs are viil
" On large, orders pookou pelore Wv
4 begun, Dut many WORKS H,e now
4 ff The uuhOcr OF thrlr hhlius' an"
" must soon suspend operations uh-
f Do Prospect becomes clearer
/ be hon business no Improvement Is
. alrl aud pig iron Is as low as ever
he finished product IL sun III taif
b. Prices are extremely low. !;
4 .nghi the closing OF the work VIII
The output of pig considerably,
y manufacturers are moving with
~ caution than usual. Al the West
|Rsst the mills are working mainly
|4H orders
ud goods are comparatively quiet.
NJ orders far exceed last year $
! algis are not encouraging.
'ttallye markets have been murh
Ipssl BY tue monetary Slrlngehcy,
u having sold for several days a.
Avest prices ever known here and
liago, though the VIDE margin ne
y lane and september ontrS
lenptanoh Tor tue use OF money
ti1ing wheat.
y hoteinent OF gran, IRON liairl arms IN
y lie season UNI ~ no i. ih' ~ ". H.
sH !,, decreases 50 sl9 i, purcbh as
m. iF,saqy Peglhs; ana lrospe' ,,soi npg
4 M ne V ns,i,,,l "" ,ri,,, "'r tho u,est
!, ,, H 'g ga, t., ,,- u"',is Nv oSnnrt
W. 49,, Aa' e ii'' unseu Wy ~ w
1 mntb i'nnra uo ,H = an ~" amor.
49, inpiut tu'eut VI 'n' '''''
I IN hss haan val with M cbaering
4 -. - wv WV"h WIZ nv Wv '''"b
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-24
POULTRY. BurrEn AND ZOOS.

POuLTHY -Old hens. per dor. S2T5
al. III. gliFlng chickens, snail. per I'm,
81 ~, friers, per dozen, sl.7Jff2.0O;
EijS Frrsh, without ease, 90.
BTTrEil Fresh cpuhtry, lNii2 l52cs
choice creamery, lSn-Dc
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-24
NAN OIM .EANs PROpuCE.

nh Se% S-5 3rle2n; = I En- i lS, 9c
Sugar-Sirong: centrifugal. choice yell
low clarified. he; on do, 4 l-1Gd
4 Lie; seconds. = l-1Gd4 Use
Nolnsses-Nominpl
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-24
ST. LOUIS SPOT.

ST. Louis. Mo, June 23-Cotiou-
Steady: middling. : "a; sules, ;ivJ bales;
receipts, 200 bales; shipments, 100
bales; stocks. 1900 bales
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-24
KANSAS CITY PRODUCE.

Kansas City. Mo-, Iuue 23,-Wheat--
Dull. barely steady; No . red, oo.a9H
Coru-Firm. No, 2 mixed, ~ La
30 IA.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-24
COTTON.


Total sales, 1000 balesi American 6,60o'
bales
imports, 5000 bales, American, 400
tales
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-24
WOOL.
ST LOUIS WOOL

st. Louis. No, June % Wool Re-
ccipts. llO5m; shipments ll2.SbO,
Quiet, nommaly steady. Prices nnchang-
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c,asRErTEs MAY STAY.

Wash. June 23.-,ludge Han
lisse ~ United Staes circuit court
.iarl a dccisinn declaring the
-stte law unconstitutional, us it
u. ~ attempts to prohibit the sell
s,iac OF furnishing Of cigarettes
|, I'M By Importer.