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TESTIMONIALS.
Abilene, Texas.
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~ signcG W. F. BATTER
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81 submit the within described in
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1893-10-19
We will give this Rifle FREE

to any one sending US 40 new paid-up yearly
subscriptions, or for 20 new paid-up yearly
subscriptions and 500 in cash added; or we
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Is Sa1.O.
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THE PREMIUM cAMERA

is made nnd finished in the best manner, with
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1893-10-19

next shot, but are always elected to the right
and away from the shooter. Another great
advantage Is that tho doing away with the
opening on the top and tho closing Of the side
slot by the bolt makes 1t impossible for any
rain, snow, falling leaves or dirt to get into
the action.
I'm case of defective cartridge giving out
around the head, as often happens from re-
loading or from poor metal, no powder will
be blown into the face or eyes. as the solid top
forms perfect shield"
The Marlin Repeating Rife Is made in sew
eral calibres, and any make Of cartridges Of
the same marked calibro Of the rifle can be
used for it.
This Rifle is made IN tho following sizes: s.,
IS and Il calibre.
The Rifle we offer rs shown in this drawing
is the standard size, with pistol grip stock and
90 inch half octagon barrel, weight 716 pounds,
and holds Is cartridges.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1893-10-19

hundred dollars IN cash, addition to
refunding the fees for securing the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-13
bnles; stock. $3.50 bales
PROVISION MARKETS.

ST Louis No, Jan. - Flour Firm
hut not higher
Wheat Was active and advanced rs
N5-sc early, but reacted later and closed
i-4Gii-Sc below yesterday. Cash and
Jan closed higher $50 0-Sc; May. 40 5.Se
July, 20 l-1c
Corn Opened 1.So up. hut soon de-
clmcd mud closed i.Sd,i-Sc below yeaiei.
day; cash aud jan. 80 1850 Feb.
b 3-Sc; May. g. l-Sc
unts-Eascr; cash, 30 3ic; May,
"a :l-Ac.
Corn meal Firm, S1,s5
Whisky Stcndy Sl.3j,
Begging and rotton ties-Uncmuged
Provisions Quiet aud unchanged ex.
ccpt for dry salt meat, which was lower
loose shoulders. $500, longs aud ribs.
$500; shorts, 500; strips 1925. boxed
lou Zoe more.
New York. Jan, - Wheat Spots,
dull lower weak: No. . red, 50 - ston'
and elevator; options less active, irregu-
lar. weak, lower; No, % red Feb, 80 IA.
May, SO 33 July, 80.
Corn Spots quiet easier; No. ., 81
1-Sd6i 80 elevator; options dull lower,
closed steady; Feb, 81 I-s Jan, 81 is;
Coffee Options opened stcady I'M
changed 90 10 points up. closed steady,
3.f;lO points up; sales. 2J.IOO bags, IN
cuding.- Jan, GlJ.95ffl6.0O. Feb, S15
TWdl5g0. March, Sl0.1OftSl5. 80. April,
Sl5G5; May. Sl5JOUl57O; Scpt,S15.
G0frl5G5. Spoi Rio firm, quiet; No. z,
l6 3-iHt1G rs.
sugar Raw quiet. Grn: refined dull.
steady; of A. 4 3-Sm4 5S; mould A.
1510M5 l-S standard A. 4 ll-tG6l
4 rs; confcciondrs, 4 O1GGf4 "a, cut
loaf . 5-i065 IL; crushed. 5-iG6l5
-, powdered lA-l00i5 l.S; pranulat-
ed, 4 1l-l6m5; cubes, 4 iJi6Gt5 rs.
Nolasses (New Orleans, steady fairly
active.
Chicago H., Jan. II. Wheat more
excited today Than yesterday The mar
kot cpencd with o Jump OF cent ia
prices. aud after iluCtuhtinR widely clos
ed rs low n than last night Heavy
sales 20 realize profits were chiefly re-
sponsihle for tho break.
Corn and oats sympl thized with wheat
and both closed slightly lower dan The
day before
In provisions pork was weak, lard and
ribs strong.
Leading futures closed.
Wheat January, 40 l-So; May, Sic;
Com~January. Al 7-sc. February
A. 7.Sc: May. 4G 3-pd48 7-sc.
Oats-.lnnuary 30 Use; February.
81 3-3c; May, 31m35 1.Sc.
Mess pork January $3.50; May,
S1S01 r.
Lard-Jauuury, SiOG5' May, S1O,52
IL
Short ribs january, s047 1-2i May,
S0.57 II.
Cash quotations.
No. . spring whoat, TJ6I5 i-sci No.
2 spring wheat Gi4O5c; No . red, IS
0iIJ i-Sc.
No 2 corn, ~ 1-Sc
No 2 oats, 3lc No. white on track,
3Gc
Mess pork. sl7.TO0177J.
lard, SiOO5m1OTO
Short ribs sides 0o0sel. S95O09.55.
Dry sailed shoulders lboxedl, $500 II
M9T5.
Short clear sides (boxed), slO15Q
1923.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-13


s 5 ssl os, ss, poaIae psr o.,
Ter q sie gn eerinl W. bottles
o.. 29ci quinine. u & Wa 10. csbs nsr
n &c; =. ana s. 0ninine. o.. vieis. per n.
".ci 20, o. tins, per o., esc; DO 5-ot. tina
Wv o., t5ci DO 2t-og Tins. Der o. Pas. do
ssot.A uns, per o. &c; sal soda per 10
uoii salipeicrrehred. per in. lee: snlpo.
w. commerQalac; salts, EPSON. per no. 40.
salts, Rochelle Boo: hicarb soda Forlish
hnes por 10 Be-; sulphur. Flowers. s.bbl
Gus $40; sulphur Flowers, small lots. Be-,
spiis turpeuiino, market rates, Der ral:
"hi'e lead : r. por ID ijsaJgtc
rREsEnvrs srtrrrs. src.
Jolly. new, aO-lb ana so-lb pans. nor IN
~ oh pals per .oozen, $50. Pro
serves BIB tins, Two dozen TO case. her
do1cd t4.0O; BIB nails, ono dozen 10 case
per dozen. 81 10 kanakins. Der Ia los.
iruit battor, 20.ib kanakius, l0c Mincs
meat s0-ie kouakins, lie; i09-lD kors, q}fc;
apple butter lo0-ib kegs. 5i6e 2O-lb kama.
Ains &C. Maple syrup, old time uts / dot
20 case, 81 80. half gal. dozen to else, 5O'
gal haf doL 10 case, per doA Sil.5l
curwivo GUN.
nanhcisor's nuit tom. per box Sc; pep.
pcrmint ond imettl, per box. CO.; mana
tolu. per box. 26c; Albums New York No
per box. &c; fascination, GOo!sweet fern,
&C; carmel tolu Z5c; No New York 35c;
Whites 1ucatau, pcr box. COO, 5.b0x car.
toon, &55; Valentines ouchrc, per box
tic, Panama, per uox, U5c California fruit.
per box oci B0rry's beauty, 65c toiu 2bo;
re-, dozen $40 sweoignm, per box, DC,
Williams crown toiu, do1 boxes, $3.50;
Nilliams peppermint tolu, doz boxes,
1900 Williams pho apple, $50
mnee AVN wooL
nidcs-Buyers arc paying. Dry flint.
hohvy, Uifc; liebt 5c dry sait. &C.,
green 5a'I 8ltc' butchers .grccn 23f@2c'
Wool Light medium, i1620c; low mo.
dium. l4@iOc; fine, l50iGe
Horns hoofs and bones, 50 90 per ION de-
enAiN ASD FErparurE
lots retail s1c per 100
Cotton seed per bushel, iJc, retail.
liay-LOosc, local, per ton, f5.00t
best foTueV carload .ots, g. o, h., $50 per
tons ton lots, $1,000, choice upland
nav car lots, E. o. b., $500 retail, s9.0J aud
Amber cane sood-Per bushel, wholesale,
Zoe. retail, 9lOp.
Millet-per bushcl. Ei15
Alfalfa seod--si per bushaL
Whcat-Buycrs are paying no ., o.
40. ., OUci e. o. b. az Fort Worth.
COAL.
Canon City $40 per ton. NcAlost1;
ChoCtnw. Jcnny Lind. Big Muddy, Roucr
Maitland, Cameron, Robinson ANA Waisse,
Goals, ear lots. g. 10; TO 10 ton lots, Si..cn
Two tons $3.50; ono Ton SO %; onc-haf tch
$500 Monarch. Victor Santa Clara ana
Gilmore Goals. Clr lots, Sjb % 10 tons
5000; two tons 50 %; one ton, 81 20; onc-half
ton. 60 co. Riar Crook aud McJpuics coaia;
car lots, si,25i 80 no tons. $3.50: two tons,
81 one ton, ei; oue.haf ton, S325.
Maitland Egg aud Monarch lqg, car
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-13
ACCIDHNrALLY KILLED.

San Angelo. Tex, Jan. ~ Especially
The news Of o sad and fatal accident
that happened Ia Schlichef county Mon
day evening has just reached San An
gelo. Nat Williams aud his cousin, An
drew Williamson. o l2-year-Old boy
were out hunting and during the even
ing N0t fred az q Jack rabbit Which
took effect in his Cousins bend, tearing
Tie upper portion entirely away Both
81 those boys are SONS of prominent
sfDrltmen
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-13
~vt,,,Ns rLoPE.

rsv Jan. IT,. Especially
|,s1 popnlntlon of this place
nufonnd sensation today,
VINO, elopcment of Sonora Jcs
(, wlh n vomc Mexican stranger
3's'e'of bfblo Garball. who hns
a1 IN this place q short time
e1ri1 was very popular among
.,6nls IN this section, having
,n,iqicl 10 ScuOr Jose Gar
n IN months Garhola also took
si.,ol belonging to Garcia. II is
,eun what direction the couple
'm it * Thought they are muIting
rhero Tpyas on Mcxiro. SenOrg
(. N Amelicln bIr.l.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-13
pIn M SUICIDE?

LIZ Tv.. Ian. II. lSpccialJ-4
Rsiit of lhc Grm OF Petite a.
Numbers. was found dead IN his
\ morning An inquest was held
,sfiitt was returned that he died
fAmal CAUSES, probably hrars
|, ,Mri. he took his own life, as
lsen Respondent since che death
aiie. last Nav
Id mafkel morphine was found
table DO hI5 room.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-13

NJ, Kona Gasott's p~ q is92
swine MA toar premium GA
sohpss S 1iiaeniee received yeater-
Hies lag Il was a iye.year
n sDn0 VS. are highly pleased eet
|ilE2sos ' ,an q tho machine,
Yeegs , yo9 later as % rs trus
0A. sTANDIFER.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-13

rev jan. 11.-(Spccial)
Afa,png tsnhsri of Denver, Nol..
lol6feld OF New YORK
alae,u-r,. ,,0a az thc owners Of
a'Ie'H ,,ric street railroad OF
lan9 0lcl .uit in the district
'oi6.f william n. We's
tta Sam Antonio Electric
tomphuy. FOR SdS.OU1.
nnefs for violation oi con.
forih in The petition thdt
m4traetoI % purchase nc
w AZ. nriee which be ngrerd
I XXX; siliVOO. md Tint ne ai'
n seicsed to stand oy 'ne con-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-13
r,,NrpoIIs GIFT.

lam. ~. lspeoial.) Yes
~, council received the
r w B. Aikcn. trBnsferr-
bosuifll aud three acres of
\. ,te eily. The building is b.
y N ',oe and brick structure,
s,aoo and especially designed
in.e 1Re entire property IS
.i n. ffom Colonel Aiken to the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-13
A0aE TESTIMONY.

Try One. my @sa'
~ @ogs9,s Iez., Dec 8, 1904
/ n n *, high Arm Sewing
h ssl,1 3oa claim for II. n &
"a gite Respect. MY VITA Il
isAt r.,,,, j peat and Well
tlap IN oflng, and gives al.
tespecifully. w
y H. SWEENEY.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-13
TlG Constant Dripping that Wears Away The St0n(

No dissatisfied with uniendy climate
ondonco read constantly OF this Southern being
eced And who seeks
constantly the opportunities in this undevoopd
out being Influenced oiuyestigate for himself person
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-13

H. ~" oNpfFlnrs
'.''l TEX. May 90, 1892.
.'ls Fort Worth, Tex.
II .l lai. Iieceived the sewing
~ so9 ordered for mo and tested
, sor night running. little noise.
A s s',.,l aaa ueet style and finish.
N , superior. ] haye seen many
|.s,b ..'Vtt'lles, but there ia none
i,D g ,.. u4Ye than this. i saved
II 81 y, ,Fony collars BY orderins
Respectfully,
.. =. HuFTEAN.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-13

Quotations based or small lots 70 retail
dealers: Acotanhd, per ounce, l0c; per
10, 7ue, aeotic acid, per ID, Sc; caro0lic acid.
cryst, per 10, 80 % SIC: muriatlc acid, q
r., per 10. Mnitric acid. O. p, per ID 2lci
sulphUric GCd,, q. p, per ID, 2loi tannio
acid, bulk, por ID, Sl,35 alcohol, % per cent
per sal, S2 less 80 cashs alum. per 10. 4ci
autkamniaS 100, anulebrlno, per OF, 23ci
antipyrine. per o. sl.40; ammonia, car0o'
nate per To-. Ice; blue vitriol, per TO-, Case;
blue mass, per 10, 50c' blue ointment per
d., soc; bbrllx per o.. l2al3' camphor
FUN, per lu ne capsicum, powdered per
To-, go; copperas, per ID case, cream
grocers' per 70. lie: Dover's powder per 10,
Sl10; ether salphuric, C.S.P.. 10. 76ci Gum
arabi flrstpick per 10. g0c gum oheilacr
per To- &c glue brown, y ID, l2GiBci 8 ne
white, per lb, zoe mace, per 70, Slci mer
curry, per lO.76c; m0rphlne suph,, II. a w,
\ ~ boxes, per OK, sisa; ~ o. boxes
rer or II, Nli %. bottles. per o. eLlV.
uutmegs, per pound, 1905 CASTOR on per
gal, tl.2 q. i 30 olive OIL GAL, q. 10; ilnsee
oi, Per gal. blMB.o; sperm OIL W. - ee s
gal, $3.50; opium, Dar pound, a@.so % Sew
opium. po,. per ponno, az s0;D ac1 PEPPER
per pound. lSc: potash, bromide, per
pound, S5ci posash. ehlorate. per
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-13
AND THE DAILY ALSO

supplementary the
classes Of other States THE GA2TTE will also help capital
ISL manufacturer and Wholesale merchant
Daily GAZETTE FOR THREE MONTHS every
subscription sent by mail person FOR ONE YEAR Texas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-13
ADVERTISE TEX AS
The Gazette Repeats Its Proposition

Tn GAZETTE has eight willing
@ Texas and now when the people Of the State 70 have awakened
the necessity Of effort tho benefit this
and comprehensive representation Its
stock farming mining manufacturing education religion peo
pie other States Tine GAZETTE ewb proposition From
date for ogey subscription made to TeWeoy Gazette
in Texas another subscription will BIO
side Of Texas without charge provided The subscriber
the subscriber outside Of TSaA wihes
sent for SIX months
every subscription year any address
in Texas win another no Daily
address outside Of Texas that tho
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-13

N aalelo 80 sept, ~ 1872
III D ,a. 2 say in behalf Of Tlrp
'llachlne, that I have had
.ar5 N, S, use ior tile past eighteen
|ae ~, oesgtlng that time Il has
4. w., anr 2, st work and proven itself
S4tisi I, s0g9s, as you can SAFELY
very respectfully.
NJ. FARRELL.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-13
ESt GAZETTE MACHINE.
lsn No HtD Ussd II Say o. the Cheap.
maNtIns n tho market
Fw.cI.., IN Every Particular.

''"'vlaat " Every Particular,
GREENvMLE, August %, 1892.
Denocisi Publlahiug co.
FYed ny sewing machine. nnl
nyou that we are more than
With i. ! And Il I'm good order
2 Ind II TO be u ilrst-class ma
u every particular. MY wiz
Mll you that she don't thina
you about the DELAY; she rs too
lsled With Il, and would no,
Tor any 500 machine. W.
81 Iona life and great success
lof tne Democrats and thro,
'or The Democrat puhlishira
ay,oi Fort Worth, TCNas. Mny
4leF ever spread ald carry the,
lngs Of that noble machine 60 a
la more homes. You may pu,
M Jag IN your paper ifyou Ike.
Yours Truly,
I'm. S, J. JOHNSON.
ale Hunt county, Texas.
~ mat Il Claimed Tor n.
WALNUT, Tx, May %, 1892.
Ho'th Gazette.
u y receipt Of THE GAzErwE sew
eline aad Gnd It to be all Won
Y Y We are delighted with ,he
Ai9 lhc work it does. Tbink
I 4 W lot such O machine ana
~a s4O Or $50 machine.
Aoafs With thanks for il.
7, J. MORRISON.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-13
The Best Way to Advertise Texas

through the that daily weekly progress Of
and its advantages opportunities
after week such newspaper does s appointed work
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-13
THE GAZETTE REVIEWS ITS OFFER

And for subscription FOR ONE YEAR Weekly
IN Texas another copy Weekly FOR SIX
MONTHS toauy address outside 10
This THE cause advertising Texas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-13

Two tho Democrat Publishing Company any
dress outside the state tho Weekly every subscription
received fomw the state
This advertise Iea but
den alone aud withdrew the offer
seem disposed to go to work behalf the
promises ondm results
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-13
IN. LOrIs LIYESrOCK.

ST. Louis. Mo. Jan ~ Cattle Re-
ceipis. 1900; shipments 1900 market ac-
tive and higher; fair 10 good natives,
5000; steers, S3.20NA1J, choice ship
ping, S4.s5m1.2J; meal fed range steers.
50. l0n3.S0; grass fed range steers, $50
d3.21: ruugc cows. 81 lOu23O.
Hogs Receipts, 5000: shipments, 300;
market De higher; heavy, Sl3OU1TO;
packing. So. 2OM715. light 81 2,Ni7. 40.
Sheep Receipts. 800; shipments none
market strong: fair 90 good natiye, $3.50
NI1.nn. chOlrn mullOna. 5000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-13
COTTON MARKETS
Liverpool spot

Liverpool Jan 49, Spacial Spot cot.
on closed dun, 90 l-lG decline, in buyers
favor.
Ordinary, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1910
Good Ordinary Observation-Disclosures
Low midu lpg.,................,.1
MiddHng. ................... ....5
Good inildliug. .................5 *
Middlug ioir... ll-l0
Total salos, 1000 bales. American, 5000
bales
imports 5000 balosi American, ---
bales
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-13
stoci,s r., an tu,tel states Ports

Galveston, TeA, Jau 10 (Specal)-
S'oci.s this day. Observation-Disclosures .O53895
Stocks this Gag last yoar ....... 1914 100
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-13

ID Our WANT COLUMNS TO
YOU WILL FIND SOMTHlNG
lTEnESp YOU
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-13
calys.ton surnr AIsrket.
Rrrfyrp SUGARS

Standard granulated.
STANDARD confectioners' Az. "a 80
CubeS.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Powdered
Crushed and cutlouf ......,.......b *
Wholesale grocors quotations H@g(c
higher
Grades omitted not IN market
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-13
SUDDEN DEATIt.

|ea. q,,r.. Jan ~. -tSpcclal)--
Il a. Moss. senior member Of the
A. Moss a Son. was found dead
|.nat door of bis store M = o'clock
he lgi evidently just started 10
|ldqHca Cause OF his death heart
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-13

Total receipts thus Tar this season 354ti8j
Total receipts THUS fan last season h18G,GSi
Difference L3,G3H
Exports DO Croat Britaiu. OS.asl
Exports 90 France. 1909
Exports TO continent ............. ~ 80
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-13

Hogs Receipts, 5000. shipments, 300;
market Dc higher; heavy, Sl.3Ou1TOi
packing, 81 20N7 %; light, sl25W74O.
Shecl, Receipts. 800; shipments none:
market strong; fair 90 good native, $3.50
MJ.uO; choice muttOus 500
KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK
Kansas City, Mo. Ian ~ Cattle,
Receipts. 200. shipments 300 market
active, strong; cows. good, loWlJc
higher, Gamers, steady feeders, lOc
higher representative sales Native
Sl.G0fi3.O0 stocAers and feeders $500
M3GO
Hogs Receipts, 1000 shipments. 1900;
mlrkct active, 501lc higher, closing
strong; extreme range, S35UdlDI l-2;
bulk ST3lff7 90.
Sheep Receipts, 300; shipments. 1000
good mutt0ns and lambs, more wanted,
active, higher.
Chicago H., Jan. 12-Cattle, receipts,
1000; shipments, 1000; best grades
steady 10 strong; common slow weak
good 20 choice, Sj.0li0J.J0; oilers $3.50
a. 40; stochers, S2.JOu2.G5; COWS, $500
6faGO.
Hogs Receipts. 1900; shipments,
0OOO' market Zoe higher closed weak;
rough md common. S03j0I.Opi mixed,
S0NfdflO; prime heavy and butchers,
81 G-NITa so; sorted light, Hl40l7 OOs
other light pigs SG.1jWI4O.
Sheep Receipts. 600; shipments 100;
market strong TO Zoe higher. Wcthcfs
S4JOlt5D0; ewes. SiTJ05S0; West.
erns, S5OOu5A0; lambs, S4o0nG20
Sr IOElS WOOL
81 Louis. Mo-, Jan r. Wool Re-
ccipis 10000 pounds, shipments 100,
40 pounds; tile maiset d entirely un-
changed, and the only sale reported wac
20 sacks Of Utah On private terms.
Sr. LOLHS SPOT
ST. Louis, Mo. Jan IL Cotton TIC
lowUr; middline o "a sales, 700 bales,
receipts, 100 balos; shipments. 1000
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Receipts ana Exports ~ An unitea states
Ports

Galveston. rex., jan - lspeclall n
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receipt. ~ Al unlted states ror,s.

DAILY Movements 1T interior Towns
Galveston, Tey,, jan l2
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-13

Dry salt meais-Dru salt. short oieor
lOl4ci hacou, short clear, nc bacon. 81.
iics lls{' hams, medium. Ike. broak.
ast bacon, l3Hc dry salt bellies 10 q.
Lard Compo md. o.; choice fnniiv
% &c nure leaf. 12Lc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-13

~. IDI ~ NIU

ST. louis. Mo Jan. IL Cotton TIC
lowUr; middline o "a sales, 100 balesi
receipts, Zoo balos. ahlpusats, 1000
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-13

GENERAL MARKETS
Galveston wool Market.
Galveston Tex, Jan ~ .fSpc3ia.) 80
Wool-Market steady unchanged
sPRiNG.-TwELvE MONTHS CLIP.