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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-20

Bofton. Masa.. December ~ An inn
nen}e mass meeting ~ the unemployed
Wah neh tonight az Faneyil hail Several
speecNes and resostFUons wero adopted get-
ting 1Fua thc condition Of the unam-
plQysil wordlngmen OF the city and nsk-
Ing 1s'at work be immediately given them.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-20

London. December s. The Daily News
commenting on she message says; We adj
mire the American government and people
ior refusing 70 be drawn into the vortex
Of annexation
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-20

Atlanta. Ga, December ~ Charles Ar
nola, who died recently supposedly from
CRIB, Il developed today WAS n forger. Dc.
1aulter ana suicide. The amount OF his
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-20

Wilmington. Del, December ,, Il Z
the powder mills At Duppl er5,nr D.
near here exploded TINS ln''"'s ial
Gallagher aged 90 years W"
L.MlAI
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-20

Richmond. va. DecemosIT, h ri H5-
lnturo today elected 1aIs.a =, 4 III :
irnltea states senator for ~, ~ ID, 9
and mos. S. Martin Tor Z.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-20
nnnIs snsnended.

Kalamazoo. Mich, December l9-The
private bank OF Olmstea IS Storms at
Galesburg, this county has suspended.
The exact sitpation is not ascertamablo
tonight
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-20

Comanehe. Texas. December IA man
named ingram made his escape from ian
this evening He was held on charge
OF forgery onleerg are 10 pursuit
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-20

Rome December l2-Tha prince Of For
mesa su!cide1 toduy with revolver
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-20

Chicago, December H. -Four men held
up the cashier Of Morgan 8 Shrlns' gamb-
ling house this morning and secured 5000
in cash.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-20

Vienna, December 1.-Two boxes con-
tanning twenty kilos Of dynamite have
be,n stolen from the navy yards at pola
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-20

Washington, December l3.-The senate
made "A large number OF combinations
Among them were d. NJ Fitzpatrick. ass
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-20

london December 10 lin ihc cor,,,o,,-
Gladstone tonight made speech on ,na
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-20

Berlin, December Is-C0unt gou Bsl,r
mas been appointed ambassador to Italtt'"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-20

Chicago, December 10 The Federation
~ Labor adjourned sine die today
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-04

leans selected, i5 Ga % pounds. q i-2a
1910. We, Texas solicited, - to "a pounds
100; hncnos Ayroe dry. - Ia ~
r ppu,s ~ lsepilc; TeSas dry. u 90 go
. .ltS-e pull. domestic fair 20 extra. o
'N,'2 S'ic' Japan, 4 3-Sal 5-Sc
M,.,yiassss-- Quiet; New Orleans oncn
Avils, good 70 choice, S5ad0c,
Nouee--Q Options opened 5 TO 10 polugs
,,oNer' easier. Havrc closed steady TO 30
lNmln'S not advance on indispcsiilon 70
~ sales 1000 bags includur Devon
pTgS a. SiSiS January, Sl9e1did:an;
s,ynr,nary, Sid05; March. St0.So. May,
St1.tVsil1.loi kpot coffee: Rio market
Easy No Z, II SiIlT 7.Sc
+, SuEar-Naw steady, fair refining,
EeSes Centrifugal N} test J; sales none.
nsnnnel steady; M 6. Q 1S-ihitci No.
NS 8-lsel iN-i6c; so IS. 3 li-l0na T-Sc.
40 v z j-Su3 ii10c. No 10. 3 O-lNit
!, s.'ici No. II, 3 1.2ft3 i1-iGc, No u,
q $500 hlle;No. II. 2 i-4m2 oldc;
%, A; : f-SW3 lh-i6c. mould A. 4 i2gl
7 ll-lV' standard \. { l-Ssil 5-lGc; con
ieeloacrs A, I i-S6il a-iGc; cut Loaf,
sdn "-luc; crushed, afia 9.i0c; pow.
drred, 9iGUl 3.fc; grlmulaied. Ollie;
soga'e,eucners A. 4 bloc; cut loaf 5ii
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-04

There are many women In Washington
who, either theirown account or through
their husbaud'a orders, are patrons OF clspi
ping bureaus, and some OF them have val
ricd experiences. The same olinpind re.
celvod day att0r day or week after week fot
a year grows vvry monotonous-ove when
10 is the truth and entertaining. Whom "
happens 70 be false statement. woman
can DO excused for becoming wrathful.
Women who have Ind experience In this
latter direction will appreciate the sensSi
lions OF Miss CLARA Barton whom she found
q story 10 the effect that when she went into
tho patent Office some years ago she wax
penniloHs. and the clipping insinuatcd, II 20
didn't tay In 20 many words, that she was
ON the vorgo OF starvation when sho took
the place.
This was enough to mako Miss Burton,
who IA worry tender OF the memory OF hes
father, quite Indignant, But Miss BArtonA
cup was not by any means rs full as IL be'
came later The fb seemed 20 catch thd
exchange editors fancy, md 10 was evi.
dently very literally scissored. for inside Of
week the bureau began 20 fire Into het
AZ D cents each clippings from papers IN
every state md most OF the territories IA
tho Union. Before long Miss Barton had
paid thfeo times ~ much for that 40 ns thd
editor who bought it originally from tho
author Al this stage Miss barton Thought
II would not 10 nmiss TO put brake on
tho clipping bureau. which was thun inl
formed TINT Miss Barton had quito enough
OF that especial br,nd of clipping. WASH
lngton Post.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-04

Special 90 the Gazette.
New Orleans, Dee. 2.-Mchlroy \
90. say: Futures liverpool proved a
disappointment to the bulls today Al
the opening that market sold lola above
last nights prices. hut there was a steady
decline uniil the closing. which was at
a net loss on the day % 3Gid, The weak
ness " attributed to estimates sthi from
this market vi a heavy port movement
as also selling for American account
against spot purchases. Spots there were
~ iair demand. sales for the half DAY
aggrcgatlnE 500 bales nj unchanged
Prices. Our market In the face oi The
actions OF Liverpool opened STEADY NJ q
loss Of only . points, but the realizing Of
the longs caused further drop OF
points, There was slight recovery be
fore the closing, however. which was
steady, y points under last nights prices,
Spots wore quiet and unchanged; sales
by factors footing up 100 bales aud to
arrive 1900 bales.
The current estimate OF the weeks
potl movement is 10000 bales, In oul
opinion these figures VIII not be realized
10y 90 least 10000 or 1900 bales.
Rcceints az all ports to-day We're ~.
WN against 10000 last year while New
Orleans expects 1900 Monday against
5000 here aud $4,000 at all ports a
year ago.
For the benefit Of our friends who have
before them our recently published table
Of statistics wc give the figures for the
month of November,
Brought into sight during November
Amount in sight November 10. S,soi,.
40 bales.
Miilline at New Orleans Naycmbcr
20, lie.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-04

hassing engagements yere made before
che rron had sustuinr1 she damaze which
occurred intcr ana il,lt In HE oplnipn Il
would take the most favorable conli-
,igns for Texas tn markct o cron ~
liStNh'NO bales This L corrnimratcd
y a statement published iodey M the
Galveston News. from the business man
ager Of the TeXas Farmers alliance He
states that he, having Travelled over a
large portion Of the state. aud taking
especial interest IN the cotton crop aud
general talk al every town ard station.
makes the average shortage "
TIC yield Is per cent increased hy
acncagc and fine season FOR gathering
~ per cont. making the Texas crop fully
= per cent short Of last year, lie fur.
ther states that the cotton Is ginued
eyerywhorr and a large surplus OF bag
giig and ties Is on hand in every town
anu that the cotton seed sales 10 not
show amy excess, but on the contrary all
the seed have hrcu marketed except
enough for the next spring seeding
Our market closed some points be.
Low, yesterdays prices. March, SsQ
spot market closes quiet At unbalanced
ps5i6eCcs; snles 200 bales; sales 70 arrive
i3NO hales
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-04

Tho use Of sopaaturs about a power plant
Ia said by mechanical journal to he geii
ting more and moro general nnd for many
purposes Among thcac, ~ enumerated, Il
tho placing OF them between boiler and uni
glnc 70 remove the ontrsined water from
the steam aud thus increase tho power and
efficiency NJ the plant-to be Safeguard
against foAming or tho sudden lifting Of
water from the boiler, thus avoiding thd
common cause Of tho breakage Of ongin~
also, between tho high and low prcssurd
oyllnden Of compound engines, 10 oxtras1
the water due 10 cylinder condemnation and
work done In tho first cylinder, thia often
amounting 10 from n to4a PER cent Of thd
total amount OF steam entering the oylini
der. again, between tho engine and con-
dcnacr, 90 rclieve tho mir pump and inj
oroAao the efficiency OF the condenser and
removp the OIL no that the tubes romaig
clean, and the boilers can be fod with hot
water FREQ from grease from tho hot WE'LL
and between tho engine mud hoating ays'
tcm, on oveporating apparatus, ON lond
hnea OF ppo, ON rupcrhehtors, IA btonm cart
DO easily supcrheatod when dry, but When
II contains moisture this has 70 DO all
turned Into roAm before a dnglo degree Of
Bupcrheat uun DO obtained. New York Sum
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-04
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
ATWOOD. vIoIErT & 60.

Special 70 the Gazette.
New Orleans, Ia. Dec. 2-AtwOod,
violet & Co. say; The Liverpool opeu-
i,y was a decided surprise, being easy at
: decline Of gG4d. whereas better
on.ninr had been expected under yesier-
- closing on this side This evidences
s1asrv that. the claims of a shori crop
a,a dis,rcdited and until the movement
,,,,,res smaller fun estimates will pre-
IN and prices will be eofrospondiugly
'ee,ted. 'rae present crDp proves spn-
cineively one or Two PROPOSITIONS, flu.ci
Nv. ~ cotton grower VI ignorant Of bis
Isl i ,-,ndition. 81 suDDresse- facts. The
49, i,,ifv ~ uufaYurlhlr accounts con
l.liHls fhc latter assumption. bat the
!. .',.s,i.n,te uf shDriage must Ind c9n-
s,-I-'sIion before ihey become factor ~
prt,sgs ,1,nl '- IN dix side are relatively
~ fhan AZ Liverpool. this market be-
~. nm Il painfs above normal parity.
me- .,- .iifferences must ultimately adjust
litl'ii,,,,,s.ifes. III ihie connection d Is 70
~ -i,scrvrd that the more remote from
M place % tle gfoWth o. 't.ion; me
more thorough seem. 70 o. Inf ANgNi'use
" ~ erfual c1lditiQu, aud O remedy
~ ~. enrse.is itself FOR d satisfactory
49,, in the making Of The
1870 cation merchant planter,
IA IA pianter . merchant, A. ueg both
wv. =, ~ AZ lffaf familiar with the bns-
49, N the other, " non with their uRD.
~, IN information continues 90 pre-
Az a, rarlv fsiilns %. We are. I'd
sises br 4 lyrDiriuenf bagginE inerchai ~
80 ,.biic s5ia- have been made " Texas
Tor a crop Of 2oCe'VvO bales t's' 'ne
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-04
CHICAGO PnoDroB.

By AfapfliifA . 49,
Ci,icaro. H.. Dec. g.-Diminishing re-.
.ninis nosaible decrease for the week Ia
visible. and covering by shorts made a
6rm wheat market today aud closing
ntir,l arc higher than yestcrdny.
(',rn closed firin On estimated small re-.
ceiuta for Monday.
Provisions dull, Irregular and lower for
pork and RIBS.
sading futures closed:
Whe4f-- December, o. }fdO2 D-Se.
May. 90 lie
e,25 ~. MAY. ~ lie
"i oSS December 2sa'sc; January.
Mess n5rk. si25I ~; May, Sl2.75.
Iard lnnnafy. ST75i May ST.G5
Short HiiYs-Janunry. SG02 IL. May,
So 20
10 2 fpapg wheat. c. 8-4qG2 o 81; 80.
% ~. fii2 3 sfii2 f-Sc.
No . ipFn, iJc
IA . nats. 2s3-Sr
Aie.s PORK. sl2f5Ml3.OO.
r.rl SeI1 l-2liS1u
stsnldrfs. boued. sGG2 1-2liGT5
short clear sides. boxed, ST.5Od5. 20
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-04

There Is n life tree, but II Il morcproper
ly called the liio plant II isR cropping
moss found In Jamaica, barbados and otli
er ialandH of the West Indies. It's powors
of vitality are beyond those OF any othct
plant IL appears 10 be absolutely indie
Htructible by any means except immersion
Ia boiling water or application OF a rcdhos
iron IL may DO cut up and divided In any
manner, and tho nnalleat shred viii throw
out roots, grow and form buds, Tho leaves
OF this extraordinary plant have been nuH4
pended IN tho air IN a dry room, thoy hnvd
boon placed In close, alright, dark box,
without moisture OF any sort, and still
lived aud grow. brooklyn Eagle.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-04

ulIoU -Brilg0pOrl, car l0TF, st %;
, 'o' "a tons. 81 IJi, ton, 81 90; McAl.
20 Jenny Lad, Rouse, Maitland. Rob.
neon aud W9lsenbuiTs eG s,, o- car lots.
- -, one'balf ton. So 90; Monarch. Vic.
20 g, STA Clara, and Gilmore Goals, car
,or, ~ 70, 3 to 10 ton lots, so 90: two
lots 81 81. ono ton. 50 50: ono-hilf Ton.
20 Sto. Bliar Greek aud Melames coal
So, s5 q; 3 to 10 ton lots, IS 80;
ear l ,nn. 81. 20. one ton. 5000; one-half
wv" VI y, Monarch egg. car lois, s. %:
\ Yil' 10 10 ton lots So;9O; single t9n 50 -;
nnlhii,t ~ ION lois So 10; single ton. Si3:
. va .sSite fOuidal TO 10 ton lots, so:
a i5, IONS. $3.50; ore-lnlf ton, 50:
sinEl' 40e. eat loads. S3.25: Trurbrr.
sllVA iots So % pee ton: Cameron nor
! ear ss; two tons, S1.7j; 3 to 10 tons.
~ 10.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-04

ovsters-One-pound, per dozen, Doc;
~ ner dozen. Si.S5.
NJ J;,- !, Alaska. No. l, salmon, per dozen,
st iol Columbia river No, salmon,
sl.fV, ,,en. Si.75; 1.pouna mackcrel, per
yer n hi. Amorican sardines, Lis. per
a doae 81, French sardines, LIS, per case,
S12,5O ~, har - ,.,.5
1o Slyn sJc: polted ham, IL pound, per
9 lyon $50; Vienna sausage, IL pound,
w. io1en. Sl.21; Vienna sausage, Ii
per g'Ae ar dozen. s925: lunch tongue.
IP0naSad per dozen. $50; Clipped beef
Mound. per dozen, STU
WnH,l,t5bles -ThreepOund tomatoes.
q By. 9.pound tomatoes S1.1O; 2-pouud
Sarn choice. 81. 10; 2pound corn, fancy,
Si. 9.nound string beans, 9Oc; 2-p0und
iT9tiiiifnrnia Fruits-rwo md one-half
IA IA neaches. S2.25; . IL pound april
pouhu x: 91.2 pound pears, S225;
So 50 pound plgms; Si;S5 - pound .
inlb 151i,s $3.50; IL pound black cher
ries. $3.50
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-04

, Cordasc-Sisal rope, halfinch basis,
; lie; MANILA rope, tgn-inch basis,
ton Irvine, 1Ge; 5-ply jute twine, 1Sc,
Bags-6t inch, S-ounce. I 1-2c; 40
o lie.
Seed Rye. per bushel. SOC; turnip
seed per pound, 2Jc; alfalfa seed, per
hushel, $3.50; johnson grass seed, per
eushcl. 81. 20; millet, per bushel, Ooei
barley seed. per bushcl G0c.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-04
srncKs AND noNns.

By Associated Press.
Now YORK. nee. - There was
worry active speculation on tho stock OK
onngc today, bnl dealings were unset.
tleds AZ The npeuing q strong tone pre-
vailed and hrit quotations were nt nm
advance Of SGi3-S pcr cent. Toward the
close prices tool, an upward nnl Flnnl
doaliugs We're lSulc llrlrr nnd the tone
OF the market wis strung
A strong market prevailed for RAILWAY
bonds.
Government bonds strnng.
Sihie bonds dull.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-04

BY Associated Press
ST. Touls. Mo. Dee. . Cattlc--lie-
cplpts. 2gOO. shipments. 400; steady. no
natives ON sale Grass steers sold So
az ~; COWS, S2OOm2sD.
Hogs Rccoipts. 1900; SHIPMENTS. o..
100 stronger lup price, $500 bulk Of
sales, S5lNf5iO.
sheer Receipts, 100; shipments, 300
Nominal, not enough To make prices.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-04
oYsTERs. F1sn Am nAME.

On oysters aud fsh-Oysters, bulk, I50
.s95c per hundred counts per dozen cans,
90 dressed catfish, iOe pt. ppundi
~ PSI, l0a per pound, shrimps, rcr
PvNgnu, l9e; crabs, per dozen, Zoe.
dozen; quails, S1Ml.5O per DOZEN: NAL
lhru ducks, per pair, Coo; Teal ducks,
PEI plir, S1c; canvnsback ducks, per
pair 1OddOc; rabbits. 81 per dozen; deer
saddles, per pound, lie.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-04
90 ,cKrRs. CAKES AND CANDIES.

crackersAnimals, l2s; Boston 5.' On. butter
SC; pu.ss cter meal. &c: oyster pearl. &c;
Ice eis,relslor. 81: pretzels. BE: cream
oyster yis &C. ~ snowdakes, re; soda, &c;
sega CAKES and JgmSls,; ,.I3 r., aud g, one
han eela 10. grandma's cookies, lUc;
shals' syaps. 13c; waters, l5c; sugar
l',ai2p i0c; stage planks. Sc
VCandies-Caramels. assorted p mayor. p,
gonna p SSlnonnd box, 40c; Japanese strips,
iaYots, = aayor. 5-ponnd box, Coo rock,
SS SsorSd ana white, soc; French kis ee.
per poAi Toasted, per box. GJc. burnt
lemon ni1lonJ Y. per boz, SOC; Grams, hand
a Iosa tw,slTe varieties. 00c PEANUT block
S5c bar per boz box 'G &c. o1 @ass
nes,g,l,se ,herrr brand, 5-pound Do1,
u 3S. ,,oixsd candles, pals; per pound
49, l.-.stal eut. Sc; daisy II VI creams,
ioc, stick candy, in pals lie
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-04
INV YORK PRODUCE.

~ A1aOeIlIVd I3Fe3''
Vow YORK. Dec Wheat sn0f dnli.
"a rei. elevator. 90 8-ic. afoai. Oh
80. advancing slightly closed steadr.
t.s5f-t net fise: No . red. January. Gas
i-,t,rrsrr. 20 i.so; Mafch, II i-fc; NAV
"a ~, December. ~ 40
rsrn--Spot duh. steady: W, 2. a. g.ie.
of.rotor. a J-s0 aaoat; options afealv
npebanfcd: ianuary, a 5-sc; May AZ
I.Ss: December. ~ SIC
IIidps-sleady; wet sailed New Or
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-04

h,t9llo~lng conditions govern the
aslng;
al 4 Each guess must forecast the
I. ~ b shsi iemperature in Waco, Texas,
mails each Of the thirty-one days Of next
monai na''y The award viii be made by
'znrison with the official report OF
sUalted States weather bureau.
Each subscriber to The Semi
asly Gazette who has a credit on
he ". Noss Tor as much as six months
n oT 'Asripiion from October 10, 1893, is
8 shw ellea to one guess; credit Of one
y. subscription from October Is,
Hll'' the subscriber to two guesses.
Guesscs will be received and filed
no y o'clock midnight, December
iaIt
Tsrs A' The Gazette will number the
''''es as received and deliver the
asred coupons, without names, to
onmittee, which viii make the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-04

by Associated Press
Chicago. Ill.,. Dec Cattle on basis
Fridays Qulfptluna
Hogs Hanged about ps Oh Friday
light and medium especially arm, The
grraicr part sold ~ 81. 1htid.iO
Sheep Ranging from - 2ju 90 poor
stun, TO Si5OfGlO0 choice; S3O0d+3 -,
poor 10 choice.
Receipts Cattle 1000; hogs, $1,000
Sheep 1900.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-04
SATURDAYS MARKETS.

SATURDAYS market remained practical.
" unehans'd, except cotton. which went
Of what il geined two days ago
Trade was fair and merchants. as 4
whole. satisfied
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-04

onADn.
FINANCIAL

MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
By Associated Press
New York Dec. Mooney Oh call
cisy nt 30.
l'ilmc mercantile paper . l,aft0 isc.
Sterling exchange rtoidy. l.SB ~ for
dinand i.Si mi ~ for sixty days.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-04
ASH PREMIUMS !
To Subscribers.

',nneueing October 10, register
zen kept of each yearly cash sub
.p'loh received, and each one num-
y IN the order in which It came.
subscribers numbered as below
receive Immediately on registra-
~. 1o',aeir subscriptions the sums OPP
'lle the numbers.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-04

Galveston, Tox, Doc a. especially -
Receipts thus fer this weak 4sol2
Recelnis thoSamc tlnclast yaar.. 20 $40
Receipts this day ....
Receipts this day last voar 49,.
4 tai rocsipta thus Ear this season a,9gp,0 A
Total receipts thus farlas. season a,7,4.fdi
Difference -, p2f
Exporis 70 Great flriiain 5000
tSportsto France .. l2.l2t
Exports 10 Contlnent. ......... N,Ols
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-04
81 LOUIS PRODUCER.

ny Associated Press,
81 Louis, Mo, Dec 2,-Flour firm but
Wheat dead, duh I'm near close. when
lauands frightened nnd prices closed rs
glir@o above yesterday Cash, - lie,
December, 80 ASd5l "a; january,
GO l.2c, May GO LIDO.
Torn dull, hut closed 1-46il.oc above
yesterday. Cph Went OF 1-ac at 20 Ice.
May 300.
Oats hrmer Cash and December, 2sc;
Corn meal quiet. S1.7A.
Mhisky stoNdy. Si1h.
hngging and cotton ties unchanged
Provisions dun aud slow at previous
quotations
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-04

ST. Louis, No, Dec. D. f}y Associ
ated Press, )--Spot cotton closed stoady.
Middhng ...........,........"" 9-l0.
Sales i0l0
Receipts. 200,
shipments, 1907
stock, 10000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-04
FRESH NEGETAR1rs AM FRITZ

So ,neegeahles--Wax beans, pcr bushel,
Sst,uui butter beans, S150 per hushel,
r raeoase' Northern, per pound, sd2 lie,
pvluloes, California. per hushel soc
onions, per pound. . l-ad3c: sweet pota.
yes Der busheI, 50dT5c: swce, potatoes,
NorLern,. per bushcl, St.50. sweet pcr.
~, per half-bushel basket, doe; celery
80 ,ac per ono dozen punches; hects,
per hushel 81; carrots per bushcl, 81;
sugar. cane, S25QdS8 per 100 stalks:
59s5a ~ 2Od35c per dozen lettuce, 20d
td. california lines, per box. SlN
n ,v, Sl@l25; lemons. fancy, ts5isl
pi b. ny; S4af55; oranges, per box. 81;
ra.9 bananas. per bunch, S2dS; Con-
half bnshcl. si.50. bnstsl Inv. 81: can.
ffo orni egg plums, per crate, S221; Cali
ffo os,ii Kelsey plutns, per crate 81; Cali
~ ro.uin pr9nes, per crate 50 %; ounces,
ss Ok eushel' 50; Bartlett pears, per box,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-04

STOOLS AMI Roma.
Row York, Doc. ., St0oty aud bonds
oloaed AZ theiollowing prices BIDS

New YORK, DOG. 2 -aSt0dtl aud ponds
closed AZ theiollowiug prices bids
noHnA
Enitcd states ~. Registered ....,.,..,tlg4
Uni Ell States a., coupons ............1iB4
United States 4i8'H, coupons ..,.... -
Central pRcihc is......,..............i 0lse
Donvcr mud lilo Grnndc f'a..,....... NJ
Missouri Pacific consolidated d's go. 100
Mlsaouri, Kansas and Texas general
pht.sf sss.s..s.fs ~ .ts.s,ss.,.,.,.,t "
e. Louis and Iron Mountain general
g. Louis and San Fraudlsco general
MORTGAGE. Observation-Disclosures. .lViS
1cras ana Iiaeldo land rrants 49,. 57S
Texas and Pacific Rio Drando's $50. s3
Union Paclles ...4...........,,..,,,
tTocRA
American cotton on .......,....,.... N0E
hirhlson Topeka and Santa W. 49,. 2i9f
Central Pacific a......... ............ 10
Chicago and Alton ........... =. lBB
Chicago. burlington ard Quincy...- sOh
Dcnvor Texas and Fort Worth. ... -
Delaware and iackauanna.. .it7if
Denver and Rio Grandc. lO(
Dcnyerand Rio Crandc preferred, 80. GsE
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-04

3 4, sypplers 5lc; geese. per dozen.
F7IivV, ducks, per dozca. Sg.Od
bD-ks, ifesh. without ease. pc
d, Fresh country. 1Sc; choice
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-04

l addition to this novel contest the
ssaweekly Gazette offers the fol-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-04
KANSAS CRY PRODUCE.

~ +NaN"Vllteu Ifoss,
lSrhsas City, Mo. Dec. o,-Whcnt dull
ang weak No, rcd, 55eia1 1.2c
Corn firm. No. . mixed. 10000 t.ic.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-04

u. price Of The mi-weekly Ga
4 IN suea on Tuesday and Friday
.,.!.,1. ~ week eight pages, fity-six
' 70 each number, is only
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-04

morn TRY. BUTrER AND EGGS
poultry-Old hens, per doz,. S5593.
s,r;ng chickens, small per nuafh' 500,
fsncy. largs, sprIng' pSe- u s,,rtcv Mons
ROSTERS. per dozen. -. w. =.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-04

n, + a companion offer to the
lss,r sSa holds good until midnight OF
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-04

Daily Lovemspt. a, Inssrla- Towns.
Galveston. Tex.. Dec 2