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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-03-28
LOCAL JOTTINHS.
Try Trscy's Corn Cure.

Try Tr.cy's Corn Cure.
A carload OF Red E ephan. ore wa
shipped from this place 10 day.
Smoke Dnvey's home made Cigars
elbow is your little hrother? I.ik-l,
to get be,t+r?" 60! yes; h- g.n h"
frs, ,hrAshIng ,o>day since his H.
ness"
Cigars BY the box, at Trscy's drug
store.
The reckl-ssness of the boys imp
ing on aud off tire cars while ia mo,
&ion. will surely result in som. heart.
sending accident.
"Th- hest is the cheapest. The
Travellers Lite and Accident lnsur>
anos Company Is the cheapest, strong.
est, best IN the world.
LENNON & BOONE, Agents,
HALEY Idaho.
Goodness gracious! There is going
to BE- = prize Sight in HALEY the 18Th
of April, between two sohooibovs, for
800 pins. A forfeit is up, aud the
bruis-rs are in training.
Tho Rev. Mr.. Sadleir will preach in
the Methodist Episcopal Church, il
this city, every Sunday, at IL a. m
aud 8 =. IN. All are cordially invited
to attend.
FIRST Statesman-I can truly say
that 10 man ever sought TO bride me.
>-conh Ditto-Oh, we'll. I wouldn't
be discouraged. Y".r luck may
change some time or other.
Go tn .Tracv's drugstore for Paints,
Oils and Window Glass.
William Pri>k, q resident ut the
Com.t"ck for 20 years, died in Viz.
gi"ia City. New. last week, after n
brief illness. His wife ant married
s,ep'isugh,er (who formerly lived it,
this ct,) are now residents Of San
Francisco.
Celery is 80 Healthful that it should
be used in every family ut least once
. week. Read lsrve Kalamazoo
Celery adver,is. m-nt in another col
umn, If you can find it.
President Cleveland to office.
seeker-Are you a Democrat?
Oflice.se+ker-Ye-. sir.
President Cl-veland-nid you vote
with and faithfully work for the suc>
cess If the party ut the last election?
Off e.se-k-r-Y-s. sir.
President Clev-land-Then have
no use for you.
People Ca" now keep clean with
comfort. The baths ut tn. Alturn>
are given now in the finest aud most
comfortable manner. Open for every.
one. Fifty cents each.
State Auditor Ramsey Is sending to
the chairmen Of the various boards o.
county com ,n,ssion-rs u statement to
the effect that the State tax levy for
els year will amonnt to exactly 974
cent. on the 800, divided as follows:
Ad vnlorem tax levy, IS cents; State
university, n cents; STAT" wagon
roa'. 3 cents; old State wagon road,
cents.
Claude D. Campbell writes from
''sr that he would return at once,
but he hears there is still! some eight
OF ~ feet Of snow. The gentleman
deceived. Some rival hoomer--o'
He'd Wing or Sawtoo'h-jealous Il
the prosperity of this great metropolis.
mas sland-rrd cur lovely Southern
Cai'tornis climate. There is not over
'"ree feet Of snow 90 the ground, on
= level, within the town limits, aud
mat Is SO honevcomhcd that it will
surely melt before next winter.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-03-28
Why Throw Your Money AWAIT

Why Throw Your A"a~y AwayH
You can get three Of four times I'd
much for your money by buying OF us
- you can get else where. For in
stance: Three cans tomstoes ftr rs
cents; Eve pounds tea or ootf-e 70.
u; can Of oysters E~ 10 cent?; five.
gallo" kegs syrup for Alps
S-ni for eur mont ~ PRICE LIST
Free TO any addsess. and see our won.
de'fuily low prices.
AL our goods a.. FIRST class.
T. II. Cook s. Co.,
Sacramento. Cal
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-03-28

lest the people IN the next fiat hear
him.
He was bemoaning his fate.
"Proud beauty" he reclaimed d, "thou
-eemest removed from me. extend
my hand to clasp thee to my bosom
and thou art tar away"
"Sir," she replied, lille a puzzled
light filed her eyes. IL dont under>
stand you"
"As he staggered 10 his feet he in
voluntarily brushed the lint from his
knees.
"Too far, too FAR" he muttered.
II cannot reach her"
Selling his hat he ran from the
house.
Presently the light burst upon her.
"Come back
Her shrek echoed forth into the
world.
-'and I'll never wear a incline
again. Oh, that I had known!"
But he heard her not.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-03-28
Out Of Sight.

The travelling public are now fully
alive to the fact that the Chicago,
Union Pacific & North Western Line
frrs the very best sccommoda tions
10 the public from and to Chicago,
Omaha and intermediates points, not
only during the Worlds Fair-but I'LL
the year round.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-03-28
hcftu sfrOnn

Pretty strong
reasons for trying
DR.. Sagc's Ca
talrh Rem cdy.
In tho first place,
1t cures your ca
tarrh-nO matter
how bad your
n0c0 or o. Kern
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-03-28

long standing. 1t doesn't simply palliato-
It cures. -, If you believe it, so much the
You get it for SO cents, from oil druggists.
But perhaps you won't Lelicvc it. Then
there's another reason for trying it. Chow
that you can't TO cured, and you'll get $500
It's a plain business offer. The makers of
DR.. Sage's Remedy will pay you that
amount If they can't cure you. They know
that they can-you think that they can't. Ii
they're wrong, you get tho cash. II you're
wrong, you're rid Of catarrh
Hero are sorlo of the symptoms Of Catarrh:
Headache, obstruction Of nose, DISCHARGES
falling into throat, sometimes profuse. wa
terry, and acrid, at others, thick, tenacious,
mucous, purulcnt, bloody, putrid, and often
offensive breath smell and taste impaired l.
and general debility. Only a few Of these
likely to be present ut once
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-03-28
RE.OPENlNG,

Charles Birkin R-.Oprnpd.
Having rebuilt hi. slaugh,erhouse,
which was destroyed by FIRE last D -
oeooer' Charles Birkin has re-opened
"s N''y Meat Market, aud will
hereafter be prepared to supply all
."' Wish with the very hes, quality
" meat to he had in this region.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-03-28
A Valuable Remedy.

Hon. Edmund l.. Fits. the late
pr. siient of the New York State
Srnste, writes:
STATE OF NEW York;
SENATE CHAMBER,
ALBANY, March IL, 1886
l have used ALLcocK's Porous
PLAsrERs in my family for the past
five years, and can tru,hfullv say they
are u valuable remedy aud effect grea,
cures. l wouli not he without them.
| have i" several instances given some
to friends suffering with weak and
lame backs. aud they have invariably
afforded certain and speedy relief
They cannot be too highly COM
mended."
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-26
The MARKETS,


N4W ORLEANS, la, Sent. 25.-
Especial. M Elroy & Co saw.
Fulures-Ihe many predictions of IN
creased movement have At last found al
least a partial realization. as the receipts
to-day az ports, aggregate $4,000 bales.
aknlnst 5hVon bales last year, but com.
pare with $1,000 bales two year. agi.
The decline Of 4-Bid IN Liyerpoal and
l-lbd on spots with sales of 1900
bales, cast a damper on our market.
Which tie hAcu. movement served ouly
20 intensity, 50 that we opened - To
~ POINTS lower than SATURDAYS dosing.
A. was natural 90 such decided decline
tnere was considerable covering by longs
on stop urlers, uad during the morning
the murke, ruled weak on further s,lrs
By The bulls The REPORT issued hv the
weather bureau, however. predicted 4
rather general frost throughout Tho
northern Portions of the cotton he,t eX-
tending from Texas 10 the Atlantic. anil
uletc was inmcdiair action covering hy
shorts, which continued throughout tho
day unit. Ni Que time prices were force
up within 10 points Of SATURDAYS Nv.
ures. Before tho closing they had droA
ped back, however and at the ona al
the day finally SHOW not loss Of ID
POINTS Spots nrn l.S' lower with sales
Of 1850 bales. Receipts here tomorrow
are estimated at 5000 bales agninsi 1000
bales last year and 5000 bales al All
ports, The frost prediction has been the
subject Of considerable dlscuseion. mi
few are found who are Willing to believe
that tomorrows reports will bring m
news OF Us realisation hnl Il frost was
Actunliy 10 occur ~ such an exceedingly
cary laie he effect upon the market
would Ice % hlAruiing.
ANep pl wiz have opened before any
nAWs liaa this Side could reach that
market, but It is possible that though no
iAith may he placed IN the talk of the
frosi, the baiV prediction might b. No.
ceptfd Gs I'm Indication Of an early fan
$50 IS 4 p'ennee to The top crop and the
Ticre are indications today Of rather
general rains IN Tcxas OR reports
come fl0m Savoy. Wh.tcWrght. liutto
Tay,6r and Camcpn. II q l,esyr rnip
should b. followed by the nostiier prc.
dctcd, while the DAMAGE might NOT be
great the moral effect might become con,
siderable and Cause lrce buying l'ulpss
llc rains should continue however thn
result would be- more likely TO be- felt I'M
heavier receipts than ii any other way,
ASH farmers would be f,rce1 10 stop plck.
ing and would probably haul their cotton
20 town, II NOT for sale, at least for. Htur-
age
Another feature which Is causing some
discussion a. The present moment is the
fear OF renewed gold shipments. The
money market has become ~ much bet
ter during the past few weeks as ~ have
lei us 10 hope that il'' striurency had
practically entlrr,y nl away. but there
seems to be anOih, pn the horizon
which Il viii W. l wWh while to con-
slider carefully ttei9Hg' has risen ma.
terially nul guIe The advance should
bring abull lflyipr exports Of cotton and
grain gold shinWpufA would naturally
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-26

NEW ORLEANS, La, Sept 25,-
(SpccialD --Atwood Niolcit & % Nly
The decline of arrival Of cotton ln l.lY-
erpoul ia the face NJ the free spot move
ment was much greater than expected.
and both our market and New York
broke some twenty points IN sympathy
Will H. December contracts sold at
7g2. hut under the government report
thar frost would occur Tuesday aud
Wednesday IA parts OF the CnrOllnns and
Tennessee portion Of The decline was
recovered 4 frost now would De NM
sually carly aud would hardly affect 20
any degree ihlse sections ~ ihe country
in which iutlon Is grown The move
uent Of cotton. which has heretofore
beel restricted not ouly by an unwilling
nes, to accept ruling prices but also by
the desire 70 harvest he crop during the
favorable weather. commences now 10
show au increase over the previous year
and receipts are likely 20 sou hesnne fair
proportions. Our ilI'pheni Of money
Into If,as for his purpose iiayc eaceele9
S1ln.Uh
1lla pii market 10 sympathy with H.
Ulffs opened tsisg. uut closed steady,
at Is decline. Sales Of 1850 bales.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-26

STARCH Lmr s1.21 per- pouuas
eanHn up pgysagcs, per H.. . isc.
roin starch. lNc ncr nonhaN In sGis'
boxes, tinC lie: Ianlilesa IA. i-rnuna
plkagrS 10 Che ease. S..
!. PlufN.tS. nhls.. inclinn,. SO "a.
hhi., mcdigui. St. hhls.. small, SS: IL,
hhls-, small, 81; nipts. per dos. 81 ooi
quarts per dcs., 81 10; IL rai., pcr don,
- Doi Am. gal, per io4, Si; heNaeou,
yair eer aor,. S0i Imperial, sol, per
PRESERVES 5ih. pals, anc dorcn
e the vass. pcr doE, SO 10 aO.lh,, kana-
kins, ser lh, inc.
IELi4lES- ~ and an-lb, pals, worth
= lie pcr H.; Bib tin pals. per don,
~ ~, i Wine glass. ntp dh4eh. 7ne. 1.3
pvt innhlcr Nlr lo1tN, Toes schooner,
pcr doaeu, ~ 10
NUTS. Almpnls new, soft-rheiled, per
pound, lNci wAlnni-. extra largc ner
pound, X l2c, ilhcrts, per pound,
y l'Hci RrAHlls, new eror, per pound,
aye pgcaus new crop. 5 1.etinc, pea.
nuts fancy white per sack, fauott
brand. 81; ohoiep white bass bpauN, 90:
DlIIISD l'RTiTS iSfkis6 ,rnncs.
per lha Sc: Frcn,h, nos. Hos, hNlh.
boxes, lnc; California, AOe; zoos, aa.lh.
hoNcs, luv, aus. SOa, lie; Cos. T0s i1cs
california cvAporhicd aprltots. aNlh,
hoNrs, Der H., "a l-2c. l.. l.. ralslns, q
crown, s. - nvr box; !. l.. aisins .
crown. 81 ~ per box; choice rvaporatVd
applies. Nllb b0Nea II 1,9t. Vhnlc,,
prime. bO-lh hoNcs. Toe ner pnnnd, cur
rants Ia barrels. a46iGc nVr lbs cur
mhts in haNrs, l-2o ner pound.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-26

s neap q leS s ., The bridre on the tie. ia
~, tWo-iflris u The gold now m use m
I'M, VII ee was discovered dudhE the last
Nv T,'a,iils open ior Of Middieshoroueh.
sphcrie,i a .,. ilscovercd dark-hrown
~ IN. Va. q nrst perfectly ilselesx but upon
ion. ~ contact with the air showed
ne ani soon began 10 hop.
M ip,asiniegg Invention Is desirnea to out
~ express oar safts s6sgli no m,,.s,i1.
~ ~ it,ackcl be tardws thc eoniisatl0n
annslp.tN 70. :. aud Tie safe can theu he
ss1 epN az the termlnai station
4, ma IA, gsen AID that ihe world pays most
ani .t,..s 70 THOSE who aiulse singers
@r a.ip's, while those who preach, teach
w'ber' ~ ~ iog ne pal'e'a come alupg some
us-f We bottom u the list.
i i hcssian fly Is 50 called hcsausc It
,eshany during the reyolnnohary war
Ne.l imported for he use OF the He's
Nefcenariei "a The bsitIsh army.
M 'w,N wet Is Tue tate VI nftorn
NNN iiaS yenr.
Nur tuli5r nsMt ~ ~ fa.rrietne thnt
fat 'nt aeiiihtrl cllsin snry was ffn
in " 5uanldes of dsh. For uane
.rta,t Np My tn1ai lr1N eis
fNeah WV NlNugA'nl fpp sifettA W.fcfe
'tAH hsh u al kinds.
lhc iallors have iipi In iSpaDn -io rre-
lofe i9r lhe abolition Of the SWEATING svs.
MT, Wi ,gnr hour aud fos he gonIhr
1000 wcmlirss of he of.a0i. If.s, ,a4
ya5Aiened with a destruction So hu
gim uS tne nlroiueiion ~ cheap ftHHla
. c,cgpiuanlet Ludlow % tho Venlaa
HfH| 10 H
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-26
NEwsY NOTES.

Moldy apples. which have hern stored IN
cellars sometimes rti hiIl ArFlA'
Saxon indies wore issea ll..,s 70
the feet undo yer ~ iill'ua niAhN''
cOydrng lie form aud HDtl.
Au.fraiM's summer ~ ,all 70 be 50 h1i
thai matches accidentally dropped on me
ground often DecDiue isuited
French panpeN nre pfo,llr flr " me
fund arising from 10 pgr cH.t iAn on
t4sgicr tickets. This iaA averages SlV'-
go OpQ 4 year
The project Of holding D national exposi.
tiin Ia TIC CiJy Of MgSige IBIS vlhter; nslns
lhr eslnlit5 sens ~ Mft.eP ~ Nlieas"'
has been gbanlonei
The German bureau Of hydroTlphy have
lgnfall Out The exact d1if JOSS Wluch tue
Dead sra sustalna through evaporation.
II Is now set down az l,SqV9D IONS
According 70 an e.eetioa return ia.' made lss5
iae voters In the unhcl iuuginm' There
are T. ~, ls2 voters "a Ensiail.
Several women living 10 the vllagg o.
Can1rsle, Ill alege iAAt A,pilrtt'
sbem he has no honis, but be idsse4 and
esnFs blue lights and has tail
The custom Of speaking Of ihe president
a. ellis EAcelienry" j. uuwafrantel. 10
sneh formal aile Wa g,yr s,ts i eii1 n
iTesiIen. Of the United Siates-"
A Boouyiile. No.. man has established
a chiullf bug station sludlaf 20 that Of
T,rnf,.sor SNOW o. isawrence. Kan. IN an.
fyber YeNr Missrtifln name VIII DO put
n he hight lexicon Of bueiess states.
I, bss been ascerianeJ By Professor her
pos 81 ne Melbourne university, Ansifana,
teat ne usually assumed weight oi ~ V
fa0 u',,nhs Def SQUARE foot. produced ~
denas crowd " persons, may D. lnrsey e.
ceeded.
An iilun,raiion X the Inconvenience Of
40, much learning y furnished " 49,
n Al encyciopedia where Appears $500
ase eee Acorna. Sweet gun, see lAlll.
dei,her. sweet pea ~ LAihyfhsi aNeet
potato. see 1atatAs.
A traln on tte Great NOrthsrn. railr f,l.,l
pas delayed FOR hnne tine fecsnuy NY
rIroerinr the long bridge near Blaine Miall',
- 1 STEER, watch persisted in walking zoe
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-26
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

Pw YORK. Sept 2J.-Money on cnll
/ 9d3 per cent; closed offered at
.2d3 per cent;
'nme mercantile paper $40.
herlng exchange strong, SiSI liza
~ ior demand; si.S5 II for sixty
/ bills.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-26


wIlEAT-oli or new, No. =, 5Oei No.
3, 45c.
CORN Oar luia, T. o. b., Fort Worth,
,nr 31ci ear local, wagon lots, zoe per
b1ahol,
OATS Texts mat-popf car lots.
E. o. b., Fort Worth, bulls. 21c; sacked,
re
BltAN Per 100 pounds, I. o. D., Fort
Worth. % lie
HAY Car lots 7. o, D.. Fort Worth.
best Forney, 80 10 per toni best upland,
$3.50; alfalfa. loose. lOcil, SO; john
son grass. baied, lDcal, $3.50 per ton,
loosr prairie, local. prr Ton, $3.50.
FLDuH Best patents. $lsD per 100
ponndai lnli.pntenih, Sl.GJ. nifi grade,
SiA5; fourth grade, 500. Northern
patent. SelO,
CHOPS Com aud oats. mixed, per
ton. kih. per 100 pounds, 500
COTTON --fiDod ordinary, y i.Sc; low
middling, 7.se; midlllng, 49, good
tuilalInN q J.Sc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-26

Onoiaiious based on small iois 10 retail
deii.fs. Autiputhinrl per o.. 6Oc.; a ee-
tlhlid. pr DIncr, iiir per pound, u5g.
afafir add per p9Jnd. tsi fHrbJle
efid. crsf., pr ~ ~ TO affi muraiiic
oeld, u. r.. per ID. re-. nitric seid. g.
T., per ~, 2lr. ealphpfic arid. O. ~,
~. ~ e sns .. asia. ~ s1.s, ~ i va
riuin ief 10 4url. aunklmnia 500.
anlif4iiih~ ufr nf., 2Je., anlipyfiur pr
~ $40, anim0tia raghanNif pr lb,
i0e.. ~ yifroll. pfr ~, 'Mse.i hin mass.
par ib, hnr. blue ointment. per. H. Ne
bsfar. Der lh. 1Z5fiit. tNmpho4 gum.
per lh.. hNaubi. qapdenll, pgFlllfei. per
lb.. &c., eopperai. pr H., 2a3s; cream
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-26

WHISTLES il,-linel, 81 2Ofi2OO a.
per proof i-yareid and ulnsmdH. Si-GO
,te,g, SiiDElO0 AZ per age. extra
ffe. kgOHdiUO; blended whistles,
~, fJfli.l.26.
WINES Pure grHpc, pr gallon, 800
BiiASDIEs Pure Tennessee apple,
sga5. pure MARYLAND peach. 500 DO.
me,iia cognac, TJens3.Dvi imported
a.lAtlfi0y5
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-26

coRDAGE slsnl ripe, hnlf.Deh lneis
1pe. MANILA rope. ten.lnch hnshi
10 i "a. cotton rope, al slEea, l3c. cotton
tVinn iiip.
SEED Rye. pr bldicl, Si.D0i lurnlD
seed, par pound 25ci alfalfa sreil, per
bashei' 500. JOhHeqIi gfnss srd, per
bushel. 81 70; niillW, pef bnslirl, b1c,
bag,g1, fSedt gkes 2.9 VA. 10 "a. cu,nbor,
iand 4. ~ 1.2e. Naomi. ~ he, u, r.
All III i9gw q y. o. " lie; iiyg
bnshd, eight punrcd. \ i.1c. oentfala,
Il f.2g, twoand.onehali WHEAT
bags. nina ounces lie,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-26

ititi4h nrsnft
london, Sept %.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-26

ELGIN. Tex. Sept 25.--(special.l-|The
cotton seed buyers az this place had guile
a lively tusslc last saturday. They started
ao.l, Ina ,be morning al "a cents per hun
dreI ana soon run up 10 Slul per hlnlrcd.
iliev would meet wagons sone distance
from town ana make trades. All day long
seed rolled In. some farmers making as
many as three and four trips homc ani'
hack again. anil until shutdown, when "
Brought Us cents per hundred.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-26
COAL

ReMll hst--Caryon City, Ss.5S pef ton,
McsNllisier Choctaw, Jenny Lind. BG
Muddy, llpasc Maitland Cameron. Rols
ilsan aud Walsenbere Goals, car los
500; 2 to 10 ton lots $3.50; one f'a
Vito; one half lou, $3.50. Monarch. l9sl
,or Santa Clara and Gilmore eoala cst
lpns seas, one ton, ST $50, one,hali I'm.
SNOQ; hrlHr Crrck and McJames coal,
gar lots, 500 3 TO 10 ton lots, Sa.h0;
\ toms 900; one ton, 5000; oue-haif
Ton. Ssa, Maitland cgg and Monarch
egg,. car lots, $500; : % 40 ton lots,
Snsoi ton lela, Si2,i5i slpglp ions,
NlOf. = 10 10 tons. $500; single tons,
$40; anthracite, louidal to 10 tons,
MuQi single ton, 5000; one-hhlf ton,
$500; slack, iOc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-26

scrier 6, r. per 10. zoe. rtocets. rcr
W. TIC; lenverN powders. per nj. SIN.
t'hcr salphnrln y. Slf.. rcr NJ. "a;
hnla arabic, lri Ats. ner H.. n0d: ruin
raollae Per H., 2frl rlnc, brown. pcr
Ky l-tfitlr; glue, white. per H. 81:
mace PEI d.. So,., mercury. nor il,.. 16e,
Mormnc, snph, r 4 w, i-S.ot. hos'
lss' ,H ~ S2'te. i'2 ~. hoxes, per o..
40 q. bottles. per o., S3a0 nnt,
enl,eSs PCT H.. TOE; castor Oh, pcr Kali
SiSaetl iSoi olive oil. per nal., $i,fO: Nn-
sfeq on, PCT cal, iau55c: sperm Oh. ".
Is, psr eal., Sl2n. opium, per pound,
NJ NJ lpciS2o; opium. 20, per III. Sl.0O:
nlaek popper, per 10. 1Bc.: potash hro-
miue per ~, loc: potash chiafafe. per
", M i?dlde nrF H., Nl25 nmininr,
~ " W., Iva bottle, BE; cans per dor
s-c' .quinlne, A. \ w. h.ca cans. rci
"a, @ci II. \ X aulnlne. Los risis
per o.. SOc; do, On, zoe: a5.or. Tins
FER OK, no; do, iOOoz tlas. Der "a
-tv, sal soda. Per pound, il4m2 i.ac
saiipeler refined, per III, Toe; sal.plser
Spmnercihl, te, suits, Ensuhi. Nor n.
,sffici suits, Rochelle, Roc, bicarhnaate
English, Kegs per H., O.; sulphur. 5lbsr
~ lnts. 2 S-dc; sulphur. flowers small
lots 2c; splrlls turpcnlinc market nlte<
Per gal White lead Collier aud Southern
y - PVT H., 1ing IL.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-26
NrW YORK PRopucE.

NEW YORK, Sepl Wheat -spo,
market fsirly active EASIER. No. frd.
eIesator. 1874 Options closed weak
No. 2 red. September. n 81; Ociober
~ IS: December T5 IL
Corn-Spots quiGi firm; options closed
stsady. Rspienter. 81 Is; October, 10
"a; Nay, 81 IS
Coffee-O Options quiet, bfI..5 points de-
Sine. under close 1O130 pct deQline;
sfsady. September, idT %; oaobsr'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-26
sUGARvERY SCARCE.
Reflneries Working Night and Day
to supply the Demand.

to supply the demand.
NEW YORK Sept. 25.--Never before
in the history Of sugar refining IN this
country has there been SO great a pro-
duction from the various refncries as is
being turned Out at the present time
Al The works under tie control of the
sugar trust. which Is another way Of say.
ing al the works in the country, are
working full time and overtime By night
as well as hy day. In Boston. Baltimore,
Philadelphia, dorsey City New York
aud Williamsburg. ull the enormous con-
Germs whose machinery wcek ngo was
either stopped altogether or running -
laEguidly rs barely 80 be In motion, are
now Mmming w.th the full force " all
their productive capacity. The like was
nevor lan before.
lci Wi.b nj. The tremendous cXpendi
iurp of q, orgy the supply is INADEQUATE
m the demand For tarcc weeks the roe
fnerios have been completely showed UNI
dor with orders. Manufacturers and
wholesale gi3eers agirc as 10 the immei-
late cause of tbs extraordinary state Of
Affairs
4. y. Thurher NJ the Thnrhrr.Wlyland
company said the West in particular
wa bnre Of sugar. Mr. Thurher said
tlis condition Was due solely 10 the tinan-
c.1l duprcssiuu Ilie stocking up to the
ulua, gUudlgd which la. come with the
Improved business conditions, came right
Is ih line of the cunning seispu, ulld
,.is Was the cause OF the sugar famine.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-26

WESTON. Tex, sept q. -tspeciaiJ
area Of hieh pressure Wits ~ Greet
ihr lower Iissotri valcy lpmlnai-i
ielthrr 1lnuurhdni the Unliti states
\ AMI is diving very e1W we1taer
aAg over toe central valleys and me
Il " ihe vest SUI Tn;us. lhe low
I..uFe IS rau-l % Curious thfl7l w
Fuf OF Mexico ThR high pressure
loyt east 10 the Ohio valley and Ten
auring iuwlay. The icmpefatA1f
|lfn renerlliy ever the country. tA-
4 de caircni nurtAwest, where there
pn slight rise. The fan over he
valley lnd ihe southeastern stops
tn decided.
y weather prevails over the rilf
|u'a Atianile states. and Il u gen
e'eAr elsewhere.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-26

IIIpFgL FINGERS nra paying DRY hiut.
hestJ. r.; light. &C.. ny salt, o., green
an. 2n2 IL. bntrh1r'H green, yu;ic
WOOL, lArht medium. iyd lOc, low
m,digu, t9GiI4p. One, l2niarl
ZONES 1ieofs and bcuesi $500 per
ioa. delivered.
BEES WAN-iNilse.