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Evening journal., 1893-11-01
THERE MUST BE NO DELAY,
The Beers Estate WIN Not BE Made a
Party TO the DouRherty Suit

The Beers Estate WIN Not BE Made a
Party TO the DouRherty Suit.
Colonel Benjam Nields has not yet
applied 10 chancellor Wolcott for an
order restraining the county from pro
ceeding against ex.Tsx Collector John
j. DouRherty and his bondsmen 70 re-
cover the $l6, 400 due on the tax dupli-
cate together with two years interest 7:
In all about $4,000 The Beers estate
will not be made a party 10 the suit
Mr.. Beers one Of the bondsmen, is dead
and his estate is in the hands of the
Security Trust and Sale Deposit Com
pany. Attempts to make the estate a
party defendant to the suit threatened
to involve the county is almost inter
minabls litigation, aud Brediord & Van.
degrift decided 70 drop It,
They have instructed Sheriff Gould to
proceed against the others and recover
the shortage on Dougherty s official bond
Further than that, the sheriff has
been notified that he will be held strictly
accountable for any loss arising from
unnecessary delay on his part.
Evening journal., 1893-11-01
WILMINeToN nm N0RTHEEN II. b

UJIL0lINeToN AND N0RTHTRN rail-
W ROAD Timetable IN eject Sept. iN1
Trains leave Wilmington, French sffot sta
ton. for b. a. o. Junction, MOntchaniu. Wine
terthur, GuyenCOurt, lranogue, LV-rff q.
Chadda' Ford Junction. frrofscn. West
Chester. Emb-eeViue, Nortcnvilia. coHt 81
VILE and intermediate stations, 1aiiN.
cept Sunday, at 0d and SO a ifi. 1s', i.il l.t
6.65 M Sunday only, at ". a nl., ~ aad
4 st p. m.
For Waynesburg Junction. Si.r'nv''ii shd
intermediate tations, daily. exec Oh 'uii'ls
at z % ~ m. 90 and rs p IA. ~unsiff oniy
at S.09 a m. % and AS IN
For Joanna. Birdsh0fo, Reading snd 'nter-
mediate stations. dsily except >urdaf, ~ %
= N and % p m. sunday only a. ~ NJ
and 0op no.
40. NIcCAUSLAND. Superint eadeni
B0WNESS BRIGGS. GenerEl Passeps er,As.
Evening journal., 1893-11-01
Building Inspectors Monthly Report.

-7fIIIWIIE IH7EVV0VI NIWWIHII IF0WUII7
Building Inspector Dohls report for
the month of October shows that the fol-
loving permits we're issued: Dwellings,
Il; factory, / warehouse stable, I;
back buildings, 10; alterations and re-
pairs, % pavilion in park. l creamstory,
l The total value of the buildings was
$33. 539 for the forty Eve permits. Fees
collected, SIG. Two buildings, 80
chimDeys, wall, stables and ceilings
were condemned Two violations Of the
building ordinance were reported. Sixty
sight permits, with a total value Of
1921 9s6. 80, were issued the same month
last year. Comparison shows a decrease
Of SIS, 447 80 this year. Fees last year
ere 1929 80.
Evening journal., 1893-11-01
rather bradford Going 10 CaliTorpia

Right Rev. A. A. Curtis, bishop of
Wilmington, has granted a six months
leave Of absence to Rev. Father Brad ford.
Of st. Patrick's Church. Father Brad
ford has nose and throat troubles and
will sail for New Orleans on Saturday
week, November H. From there he will
go to Southern California, where he will
spend the winter. Rev d J. Crowley.
assistant at st Anne's Church. will have
charge Of st. Patrick's parish during the
absence Of the pastor.
Evening journal., 1893-11-01
EXCURSIONS.

Commencing Thursday June IS. 1899.
r ave Fourth Street Wharf daily. Sundays IN.
cluded A. I.3O. 1910 a. m; l.n and ilt
-. IA.
Leave Philadelphia, Chestnut Street Wharf
40 7.D, iO.lb a. m.i 30 and 400 b. Va.
Stop both ways At Chester on all trips.
Freight received all day ~ Philadelphia ana
Wilmington and carried Al the lowest ratea
Evening journal., 1893-11-01

INNNCUTOR's SALE OF
4 Hourehold and kitchen FURNITURE. al
w. Fast seventh street. on Thursday No.
Ntmhere, ltfi, az NM O'Clock A. m. CONSISTING
oil parlor suite, chamber suites bureaus, bed
tleads. stands, tables. chairs. beds bedding.
lru, sci and ingram carpets. stoves. queens
Ware, glass and tinwRre, and many other AN.
irles not mentioned. A. j. FOREMAN,
Heo. Drake Auctioncer. Executor
Evening journal., 1893-11-01
RANKINo AND FINANCIAL
SURETY or BONDS.
AMERICAN SURETY COMPANY
on NEW YORK

Capital, $4,000, 600
Surplus Assets, 81, zoe, eco
THE LARGEST Surety Company I'm the world
". l.. TIRE HOLM, President
II Nkl ID. LYMAN, vice-President
DAVID y NfCkELS, "a Vice President
WILLIAM n. khNES, Secretary.
CORPORATE SURETY SHIP SUpERSEDES
PRIVATE BONDSMEN BECAUSE
.. IL relieves those why are asked to be
sureties from doing so 10 their own dlscom-
fort and possible loss.
% n relieves those required 20 give bonds
from being under Obligations 10 any one.
3. ~ De- never abandoned for the old method
when once it has been tried.
bonds furnished for ADMlNlSlR Alto RS,
TRUSTEES. EXECUTORS. RECEIVERS
GUARDIANS, ASSiGNEks, INTERNAL
RENENUE BONDS. HEpLFVIN, ard Ia
other legal capacities except bail bonds IN
criminal cases
GUARANTEE on RiDS AND CONTRACTS
Applications Tor bonds may be made 10
HUGH e.. BROWNE, Attorney FOR
American surety Company.
No. N26 Market street. Wilmington. Del.
Evening journal., 1893-11-01

~ .e o az 4, ~ az al ~ !, "a. ~ ttsHiNVkSf
slos5 am, iissi, e Az, w
90 ae, NJ iN, en- 10 pm.
Boston, 50 as IN daily. with Pullman bun,
eleeping cars running through 70 Boston witl
out change via Poughkeepsie bridge, landn
passengers n y a NJ station. BOSTON.
PHILADELPHIA, TWELFTH AND MAO
khI STREETS. week days, 3Od tlW 1852
$40 Ba m, te t9. 90 s, 81 I'D, sli % m. suflays,
a oh, - %. go ao a M, 81 AZ. 50 ae, " 81, ii
PHILADELPHIA. TWENTY FOt RITZ
AGD 6 o5 u sIkh n " gees es5s
20 30, slr ~, go b2 am; le2i, ! 90. Is 80. 40.
4 %, bQ5, % as ggs,s5m Sl5, 1000 nl o. pn
40 IN IA a, sundays 81 " eaA al.
O5, %. s5 o.. es ~ 80 %. 10 Do. sli 0Op n.
Chester, week days, OBJ Oh. 8 90, 8 rs, V 81. A..
o s y g Y, 90, % % sg 90 10 20 slo g sll
{ chester, sundays. @@,9@ ~. $3.50. 800,
Atlantic City. week Days. 7Gam. lsei.
q ~ y m; SUNDAYS, 81 ms. y 40 ~.
Baltimore and Washington, week days,
| = %, lo2, ld ~ omi w 10, " oj, lto, 3 1l,
49, hll WY p; M. sundays, aia ge
Baltimore and Way stations, 7o2am.sm
Newark, Del. week days, Hfe, 7ra. is,l
a m; ne 10, 8O5 "a 81 l6 0e 30. rs r. ~ 10 i,l
/ d m. Sundays, ~ iG, z n2. Is Al, a M, ila IU
"A 81, I63 90. 30, is H.. 10 10, n lOpm.
pittsburg. Is AZ a IN, "a 81 , m. daily.
Chicago, y AZ n m, " 20, "a Oh, % l6 in,dni .
| Cincinnati and 81. Louis, sl2 10 J. IA
/ 30 10 D m daily.
slngeTiy accommodation, ROAM, $40, ~
I Andll 10 m daily.
Landenberg accommod ltion. week dAy
/ 72 100 a m, 3 % and 40 b m. nuunas
$50 IN, 3 o5, 3l y m.
Trains leave Market street station
For New York. week days, 81 %, sSN. -
For Philadelphia. week days. 5s5,sgls11
| 90 %. 1913. en- 81 m; ID AZ, $50. 2 30 B.. no
Sundays 20 a m; IL AZ, 30, q 40 p m.
For Baltimore. week days, rs, ~, fth
gu 35 m, %. 80 m. Sunday, Q 20 mi
For Landenberg and ~. -tatlons vees
days, Q 5l, 10 ta M 2 81 5o1, hundag1,
e2j a m; 2 55, b0lpIn.
Chlcago and piftshurg IS 90 a M, dali, cN-
| cept Sunday; sl2 a., $50 p m, daily.
Cincinnati and st. Louis, sll 30 M daily
except Sunday.
| LEAVE PHILADELPHIA. TWENTY
FOURTH AND CHESTNUT SITS. fOR
/ WILMINGTON, week days. Ga 90, ~. %
800, "a O3 s. a. 4 IN. si 20 q 30, 5000. go 81 is
I 40, So 40 10 no and N 20 m.
Sundays, "a 90, 100. IS DO, 30 1000 ~ O. 8
M, - noon. DO, 3 90, 81 "a. l3l, So OF. 20. 6iA
no, So 40, 10 10 and n Opm.
LEAVE TWELFTH AND MARkE f HrS.
g @, ~ b5, sil25 mss 81, 80 AZ, 81 2. Is 3 IN
| daily.
/ Rates TO Western points lower than via any
other line. g. %. SCULL Gen'l Pass 1rent.
}. T. ODELL. General Msasger.
Evening journal., 1893-11-01

NEW YoRK. Nov. 1.-The steamer
Herman Winter, loaded with cotton,
caught FIRE this morning, and burned
almost TO the waters edge.
Evening journal., 1893-11-01

II passeo your doar. last i sysniuz. Miss
Giidersleeye.m remarked young air. Gilley.
How kind 81 yon.'.renlied the sratefyl gigl.,r
Harper's bazAr.
Evening journal., 1893-11-01

baltimore g.
- OHIO RAIL-
ROAD schedule IN
effect July 3, 1879.
Trains leave Della
ware Avenue Depot.
Fast Bound.
8 Express trains.
New York. wees
days, SO O3, 81 37, $3.50,
$40 30 a M, all "a,
81 40, 60 l8, 81 80 d n.
Sundays, s3tH. as 30,
$40 90 am, il22i, 81 Az,
ri "a AZ iN alIlN M
Evening journal., 1893-11-01

When an EVENING JOURNAL reporter
called at Colonel Newell's home, No. sos
West Third street, between and 10
o'clock this morning, the colonel was
sleeping as TRANQUILITY as though no such
things as Baltimore and repeaters ex.
isted In a few minutes he put 10 an
appearance. The Baltimore story was
read TO him. He evincs5 surprise at
such an unwarrsnted attack. and said:
II know nothing about it. and deny
tho story in toto do not remember
sly such man being in my saloon, and
never made any such statement 20 any
msn in my saloon or elsewhere. To the
best of my knowledge no one else made
such a statement there. I do not know
Leslie Smith or Sally Bouldsn. Neither
Of them frequent my place. or If thes
| do, don't know them never made I
statement duplicating William Blake
With handling reporters at this end o.
tue line, as it puts il.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08
pROYIsION MAIlKETs.

81. Louis, Mo-, Jan. 7-l'lour-Firm,
Wheat declined early reacted and
closed l-Sdi-4c below yesterday; cash,
9! -; jan 81 5-s May "a 10; July,
Corn, Ike wheat went on, closed Csc
Ter. 81 i-l; Fe6., Ss Ia Narch' 30 III.
oais, lower; sample lots cash, 32i
May, "a Ill
Corn meal Quiet, $50
Whisky Sl.30.
Bagging aud cotton lies unchanged
Pork-leiun; old, $lIO0, new SlS.25.
lard-lliRher, SlO.so.
Dry salt meats Higher. loose shoul-
ders $50 longs aud ribs, $3.50; shorts,
S6d5i strips, $3.50; boxed lots 10 cents
more.
Bacon Higher; shoulders Sa.25 longs
aud ribs, SiO.O2 III shorts, SlO,sT l-3;
Sugar cured hams, Si2DO0ia5o,
Kansas City, Mo, Ian. 7.--Whcat-lr-
Corr -I1irm to higher; 80. mixed
33M3 II.
LONDON WOOL.
London, Jan. 2 During tho pam week
the wool market was slightly more ani-
mated though transactions were small.
little business IS expected before tie
next series OF sales which open Jan,
"a
ST LOUIS WOOL.
ST. Louis, Mo-, Jan. Wool receipts.
1000; shipments, 200: no change Ia
the market ~ Hales reported,
ST LOUIS SPOT
ST. Louis, 40. Jan. Location. Grim;
middling, o 1916; salelb nonei receipts.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08

AZ eoud as Any SEQ 'yachlne
Fonr WoRrn, Tx, Sept, IS, ls9a
d. % Gazeu4
ow mc TO say IN behalf Of TIE
iTrE machine, that j have had
N CONSTANT use for the past eighteen
lhN nnd during that time 10 has
lhc best of work, and proven itself
lod 30 any 500 machine. Wishing
.murh success, as you can safely
emend H. Very respectfully.
Nj. FARRELL
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08
THE GAZETTE MACHINE.
|Ihose who EAvS Used II Say o. tho Cheap.
esIMAohlns q The Market
80. ciaa. b RTarI rarLlcnlnr.

Nirat. Gloss 10 Every Particular.
GREENvILLE, August 2S, 1892.
pemocrst Publishing Co.
.ooired my sewing machine, anf
| az 10 you that We AFRO moro than
Cd Will IL. find IL IN good order
lso lind IL 20 be n frst-closs ma
ID every particular. MY viii
| 70 tel you that she don't think
% you about the delay; she is t0.
'atlsfed with Il, and would no
h up for any eco machine. W
| you long life and great success
| b for the Democrats and thre
| D ior the Democrat puhlishing
any, OF Fort Worth, Texas, MAY
paper ever spread and carry thu
tidings OF that noble machine 20 a
sand more homes. You may put
have said in your paper If you like.
Yours Truly,
S, j. JOHNSON.
nrille. Hunt county, Texas.
al that Ia Claimed Cor II.
WALNUT, Tex, May %, 1892.
| Worth Gasette
ia n receipt Of TIVE GAZETTE sew
nachine and fnd it % be all YOU
aforit, We are delighted with Che
h und the work il docs. Think
| ~ cheap for such a machine and
V b $40 or $50 machine.
Yours with thanks FOR &C.
T. j. MORRISON.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08

o. 500: Quininc. p. & W.. Boz cans, per
o.. 21c. b ana S. uu|nine. o. Vicis, Dor o..
zoe. do, o. tins. per Oh, 25c; do t.oz, tina.
icr Ga. sJc; DO, 2s-0f tins, per or Gle do
luo-oz TINS per o. Pc; sal soda, per 10.
aTa3c' saltpeter refined, per To- loo; snlDe.
let comioereia' eci seits. Epson, per 10. sc;
salts, k9chode SOC; bicarb soda English
Kegs, per ID, 81; sulphur. Flowers. 5-bbl
lots. ahci sulphur Flowers. small lots, o.,
spirits turuontino, market rates, per GALS
white lead, s. r., por 10 iiSaislc
PRESERVES. srttIss ETC.
jelly, new, e0lb and so-lb pals, per 10,
~ 5.lb pals, per dozen, $780, Pro.
serves Glib tins, two dozen TO case. per
dozed $3.50; Bib pals ono dozen 10 case,
per dozen. 81. 90 ;2O-ib knnnkins, per 10, 1Oc;
fruit batter 2Olb kanakins, i0c Miuoe
meat, 20.lb kanGkins, lie; iO0-lb kegs. 9i{c
apple butter, iO0.lb kegs, 5i6c; sO-lb kama.
klns, Sc Maple syrup, old time qte. ! doz,
70 case, Shb0, half gal. dozen 10 cuse, $50,
! gal half doz 10 vase, per doz, Sil.51
mrwiNo GUM
Danheisor's fruit tolu. por box. SIC; pep.
pcrmint and limctta, per box. Co, mana
tolu per box csc. Adams Now York No
4 per box. &c; fascination. Coo isweot fern,
6oc carmel tolu. DC; No New York. 80;
Whites GuCatan, per box, 0Oo b.boN car
ioon, e2i5 Valentines ouchre. per box,
&c; Panama. per uox, Coo California fruit
per box. SIC; Berry's beauty, SOC t0iu, 25c;
per dozen $3.50; swcetgum, per box, 5bc;
Williams crown tolu, doL boxes, $500;
Williams peppermint tou, doL boxes,
t3.JO williams pine apple, $50
HIDES Avn WOOL
Hides. Buyers are paying. Dry flint
heavy, 6Ec; LIGHT Be dry salt 4c;
green salt $40; butchers green, 2,fG3c
Wool--Light medium, lld2Oc; low mo.
dium, l46l6c; dne. i5Gl6c
Horns, hoofs and bones, 81 90 per ton DO
ilyered
GRAIN AND rEEDsrurr
lots: retail SIC per 100.
Cotton seed Per bushol, 15c, retail.
Hay-Loo9e, local. per ton, 800;
best ForneN carload lots 4, O, b., $50 por
ton; ton lots. 5000, choice upland
hay, car lots, e. o. b., Ss.oOi rctou so.OO and
q 80 per ton.
Amber cane scod--Per bushel, wholesale,
Zoe retail, Sl.0p.
Millct-Por bushcl, si.t5
Alfalfa seed-g7 per bushei.
Wheat-Buyers are paying; No 2, CO.
NO. ., UOC; f. o. b az For, Worth.
COAL
Canon City s175 per ton. McAlcstl;
Choctaw, Jonny Lind, Big Muddy iouor
Maitland. Cameron, Robinson and Walsse
Goals. car lots, s. i3i p 20 lO ton lots, sd.cr
two tons $500; one TON 50 90, ono-half 10
$3.50 Monarch, Victor santa Clara ana
Gilmore Goals, car lots. s. 90; 10 10 tOus
$500 two tons ~. 20 one ton, 81. 80; one nall
ton, SO 90 Briar Creek and MGjamcs Goals
car lots, s.. %; 9 TO 10 tons, g. 30, two tons
S5.1 %; one ton 81; ouc-haif ton, So 20
Maitland Egg aud Monarch Egg, cai
lots. s.; 3 tons, Sa25; tive
tons 500; single ton 60 %. Anthra.
lots, sl255; single ton $40 Anthraclt,
(Ouiia) to 10 TONS 51 Oh; single tou 5000
one-half ton, $500. Slack coal, car lots
So 90 per ton,S355.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08

f1,AwroHp. Iry, sept "a, is92
stFcft Worth Galoite
Nls.I MEN; Your premium GA
ping machine reeeived yester-
lcNQInpanying ito was a live-yaar
NiAe We are HIGHLY pleased
-tDN appearance Of the machine,
Ni write you later as 10 It's true
1ours truly,
q. A. STANDIFER
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08
IINENpECTEn NISIT-

|ist0h. Tex. jan T.--tSpccial)-
|cnt.A. G.. Hutchinson of Morgan's
lama and Texas Railway company.
|cctcfly arrived iu Houston this
~ nud proceeded nt once 20 Gall
IN the afternoon. iu company
uiIiNnls of the Southern Pacific.
|,dt nn inspection of thn Southern
ehops ar,l yards. and nt night
|icd for New Orleans 80 body
% b. aide to assign q cause for
|nCxppctpd visit.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08
n llTANGrs no RI MADE.

ion. Tex. Jan. T-lSpccial.)-
| 1Anugrr Balm of the Southern
asa Houston aud Texas Central.
dhWunccd to the heads of depart
lnni no change whatever would
We ID the working force in either
Ntps lie took the wind out Of
|Ila of husybodips who generally
|lftmOst in circulating rumors of
l. Whom q new official b. appointed
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08
,It Has No Superior.

~ H21 No superior.
MAAsHALI, TEX. May 90, 1852.
iaaotie, Fort Worth, Tex.
4r1INiEN: received the SEWN
ilne You ordered for me and teste
for light running, little uois
'4t WprlS and neat style and finish
2 op superior. ] have seen many
tnit pachines, but there is non
rn1her have than this. 4 save
tnan twenty dollars by orderlr
igA goI
Respectfully,
.. N. HUFFMAN
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AND TIE DAILY ALSO

supplementary the
classes Of other sato TE GAZETTE will also
st manufacturers and Wholesale merohunt this
Daily GAZETTE for THREE MONTHS every
subscription ent by mail person FOR ONE YEAR Texas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08
The Best Way to Advertise Texas

through the newspaper daily weekly progress
opportunities Day
after week such newspaper it appointed work
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08
nIllnrnnALr NIlMs

1dale ToN. Jan. a. CSpccinl)--
NclmR held the first quarterly
fnre ON lllu1dule circuit on the
rncnutive i. n. Chandler starts
ou4IOn tomorrow.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08
The Constant Dripping that Wears Away The Stone

No dissatisfied with mondy climate
conditions this without being
constantly the opportunities presented this ndoyop with
Out being Influenced to investigate FOR himself person
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08
IoeE rEsrrMoNY

= Hgp sewing Machine for only sa4.
Try One.
"a lverton, Tex, Dec. 9, 1892.
q toft Worth Gazette.
Qn en-The High Arm Sewing
aN sou claim for e. ftls
p every respect. My wife Is
iNat gith 10 II Is aoat aud well
M lIght vunniug ana gives Gu.
6ction Respectfully,
D. IL. SWEENEY.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08

Two The Democrat Publishing Company
outside tho copy tho Weekly every subscription
received from the
This yoro but THE
alone Withdrew people
disposed work behalf the
promises an resbs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08

sGalveston, Tex. Jan. l-cspsclal. -
By steamship from Galveston, Tex,
To Liverpool. ......... "a
NJ continent. ...l1-04d
10 New York ..............43 eWiO0 lbs
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ADVERTISE TEX AS
The Gazette Repeats Its Proposition

willing liberal
half the people the
the necessity effort and tho benefit this State from truthful
comprehensive q agriculture,
stock farming mining manufacturing ducaton religion etc etc the
subscription The Weekly
viii Subscriber
Texas without provided subscriber Texas sends tho
the subscriber outside Texas whom he wishes the Weekly Gazette
% months ha
every subscription the Daily address
win copy Daily onh
Texas that designated the Texas subscriber
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08

II gives immediate relief, we mean Sal
walton OH, the great pain remedy Prioe
- cents.
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|cIIARGEn WITu TnErr.

alur TcN. Jan. 7.-(Splcial)--
Owcns, young man who is chnrg-
tll thn thief, OF horse aud saddle
Vllh attempted highway robbery a
allies north of Decatur q short time
was arrested hy Deputy Sheriff
nom iIouldton. !. r.. and was
nt hcre and placed in jail last
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08
THE GAZETTE REVIEWS ITS OFFER

And subscription
Texas another copy Weekly
MONTHS toany address outside the
Ti THE contribution Of advertising
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08

Galveston, Tex, Jan. a. especially
o,ocha tnt cay. s..st....., s.sss' l'V,t'Vlt
Stocks this day last year. .,,..,,.. Lai9,52
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08
COTTON MARKETS
Liverpool spot

Total sales 50CO balosi American, 5000
bales
imports 5000 balesi American, 1880
bales.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08

Standard graduated .............40
Standard confectioners Az ...4sp
luuos..-., s..'.s.,..,.-''f.s...1
Powdered
Crushed and cutloaf ..........,6 =
Wholesale grocers quotations 1ld9(o
higher
Grades omitted not Ia market
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08
LOO. n All1-n.lrd 800. rnr,..

Exports 20 France ................ size
Exports 60 continent. .......... 20. tig
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nnUds

Quotations based or small lots 70 retail
dealers Aoetauhd per ounce, 100; per
10. 10; acetio acid. per 10, Sc; carbohc acid,
cryst, Per no, 30 10 $40; muriatlo acid, U
P per 10. 81 nitric acid. q p, per 10 Ole;
sulphuric acid, Z. p, per To- sic; iannic
acid bulk per ID, tl.85; alcohol, % per cent
per gal, RS less sc cash; alum per 10. 4o
artigamna 100 antifebrine per oA 25o;
autlpynue per o.. en-. 40, ammoniG, carb0-
nate. per h., Ice; blue viiriol. per TO-, 0aoc;
blue mass, per 10. Soc blue Ointment per
h., SOC; bOraN, per o.. l2ai8; camphor.
gum, per 10, E1c cansicum. powdered, per
lo., &c; copperas, per ia. Ease, cream
erocers .rer 10, l6c, Dover's powder, per ih
N.l0; ether sulphurc, US. p. 10 75c;gum
arab FIRST pick, per 10 COZ; gum shellac,
per 10, &c glue brown n lb le0l6o; 2 40
white, per ID zoe; mace, per ID 500: ner
curry per lh75c; morphine sulph, p. wv,
y o. boxes, por OF, Si.pS; ek o. boxes
per o.. Sl.v0; o.. bottles, per o. SL70;
nutmees, per pound, zoe; castor oil p8r
gal, ei.2 ALSO olive OIL gal, 81. 10; linseei
on, per ral. 5,m6sc; sperm Oh, W. B.. per
gal, *l.2Oi oplun. per pound, % 10 g.. 80;
opium. po. per pounu, g, 40;o ack pepper
per pound lSc; potash bromide, per
touna' Sei potash. chlorate per
esg asi ouissiisss pl0alasw Pr Do,Soss.
per o. s2c; qurnlne. z. s W.. Q cers per
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08

| IN Bonhardt Is great believer
calue of advertising
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08
Galveston spot.


Liverpool, Eng. Jan Especial -
Cotton futures closed steady to points
lower.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08

Short ribs sides 1ooscl. 50 55Un00
Dry slltod shoulders lboXcd, SD.2JGf
937 -.
Short clear sidos Cboxod), $4,000
1918.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08
TAcKIro.nonsr rnonrcr.

Whisky -Rectihcd, 81 iOal 70 as per proof;
l.ycar-old upwards, 81 Seal %; sour mach,
years old up 81 pOa5 90 rs per age; extra
8 co.
Wiuos-Pure grape, per gal, 81 e5 up
wards.
Brandies-purc Tennessee apple, g. 25;
pure Mary land peach, g. 20; domestic
cognac, 81 15a8 30. imported, 90 tOag 20
Gins-Domosto, per gal, q 15ag 25i int
ported, g. S0a0 10
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08

Total this daylast year. .......,. 213D2
Dany uovcmonts "a interior Towns.
Galveston, Tex, Jan. q
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08

Hides buyers are paying. Dry flint
heavy, CSC; light Be dry salt &c;
green salt, $40; butchers green, 2lf6p3c
Wool-L Light medium, l1d2Oc; low mo.
dium, i46i6c; dne. i5el6c
Horns, hoofs and bones, 81 90 per tom DO
ifvaraN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08
Galvo.tou conoo MarIsot.
GaIvcstou sugar MARKET.

Galveston Tex. jan. : Special -
Sugar Plantation agents prices In round
lots by the carload for Louisiana sugarsi
Market closed firm al former quotations
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08

Brilliant bbls, l5c; Eupiou bb,s, 2oc;
Brilliant % cases, si.s0; brilliant 1876
cases, $3.50; Eupiou, % cases. t2,50; gaso.
line, Sl.S0