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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-06-07

NoBLEsvHLE, June Especial. IA
large crowd witnessed the annual field
day exercises of the Union high school at
Westfield. Handsome prizes were
awarded. The running hop, step and
Jump was won by Sturdevant. Its
length was AZ feet and inches. Car
son won the 100-yard running dash in
twelve seconds. Baker came out victo-
rious in the egg race. Pettljohn made
the highest standing kick feet and "a
inches. Baker captured a second prize in
the running high kick contest, making 8
feet and inches. The game of base ball
between Carmel and Westfield ended in
row in the midst of the third inning, the
score standing to 2 in CarmePs favor.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-06-07
Peru Express once Robbed.

PERU, June Especial. "A most dar-
ing burglary was committed last night at
the depot express Office. Some one en-
tered the office by forcing the front door
and secured about $500 and a money
order book, which can be used against
the company. There is some mystery
about the case, as il Is claimed that the
combination had been worked by the
thief and the short slime the office was
left alone makes the robbery one of the
most daring
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-06-07

LoGANspoRT, June Especial. Frank
Train was buried here today. He was a
member of the Indianapolis lodges OF
masons, Knights Of Pythias and Red Men.
Deputations came TO assist in tho rites.
Frank Train is we'll remembered here.
His mother formerly kept a boarding
house in this city, but later moved to In
dlanapolis, which has Deen her home and
Franks for several years. Frank was
connected with the Walter Mains circus
in the capacity of treasurer. Early Tues
day morning near Vail station, Pa, the
engineer of the train carrying the circus.
lost control OF bis engine and the train
dashed down the mountain grade, jump
ing the track. the accident resulting in
the death OF five persons and injuring OF
a number of others. Among the dead
was Frank Train The remains were
brought here for interment beside his
father and brother.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-06-07
rRoeDEN ACQUITTED AT BRAZIL.
After Four Trials for His Life Defendant
Goes Free.


After Four Trials for His Life Defendant
Goes Free.
Brazil, June Especial. After being
of twenty-six hours the jury in the Troy
den murder case, on trial for the fourth
time, brought in a verdict OF acquittal at
6 o'clock this evening.
Trogden shot and killed julius Saun-
ders, road supervisor, just this side
of the Illinois line. July 2S, 1890. Both
parties lived in Illinois. The killing
caused considerable excitement in the
locality of Saunders home, and citi-
zens called meetings in school houses and
raised subscriptions TO prosecute him.
The case was tried in the superior court at
Tsrre Haute and the jury disagreed. A
second trial was had and the jury found
the defendant guilty and sentenced him
to the prison south for three
wears. His attorneys. however,
succeeded in picking flaw
in the judges instructions and got a
third trial, the case being venued to this
county. The trial took place last spring.
and the defendant was again found guilty
and sentenced for five wears. Again the
defense made great efforts to secure new
trial, but judge McGregor overruled a
new hearing. The case was then taken to
the supreme court, and the decision of the
lower court was overruled, and a fourth
trial was granted.
Attorneys John T.. Lamb, Samuel
Hamil, Gin McNutt of Terre Haute. and
George A. Knight of this city, represented
the defense, and John 9. Robinson of
Terre Haute, and James A. McNutt of this
city, were the attorneys for the prosecu-
tIOn
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-06-07

The pleasant effect and perfect safety
with which ladies NAV use the California
LIQUID laxative. Syrup OF Figs. under all
conditions, makes it their favorite remedy.
To get the true and genuine article, look
for the name of the California Fig Syrup
company, printed near the bottom Of the
package.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-06-07
Lightning Burns Up a Stable.

New CASTLE, May 91.-[Special. Dur
ing the thunder storm here this afternoon
lightning struck the fine stable of o. 5.
Sadell. 1t was but minute until the en-
tire building was sheet of flames, and the
stable burned up before the fremen az
rived. A wire line was stretched between
the stable and a dwelling. where II was
fastened 10 a door frame. The current OF
electricity was carried from the barn on
the wire and wrenehed the door and en-
tire frame from the house, but it did not
break or splinter the smallest piece Of tim
Der from either door or house.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-06-07
BROUGHT HOME IN A COFFIN.
The Prediction of Charles Marvin Recently
Uttered Mt Frankfort.

The Prediction of Charles Marvin Recently
Uttered Mt Frankfort.
FRANKFORT, June2.-[Special. l-Charles
Marvin, the head brakeman on the Clo-
verleaf railroad, was killed this morning
at Clark's hifl.
He YVES knocked from the train while
it was in motion. He fell under the
wheels and was cut to pieces. He was an
old railroad man and has lived in this city
for long time. He had wife and five
children living here. Just last week he
was in a crowd telling of the accidents
that he had been in on different roads,
and when asked by one of the men if he
was ever hurt on the Cloverleai, his re-
ply was:
mo. l have never received a scratch on
this road, but when do get hurt on that
raad, I'll be brought home in a coffin"
The remains were brought here this
afternoon in a coffin.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-06-07
Found Dead.

FRANKFoRT, June Especial. Moses
Crane of Burlington was found dead with
two holes in he head on the depot plat
form at Kilmore this morning.
He was In this city yesterday and took
a degree in the Sons of Veterans order
and left for home about midnight.
He boarded freight train and was next
found at the place above mentioned. How
he got there no one can tell
He was about thirty years old and left
a widow and little babe one week old.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-06-07
Weddings.

LEBANON, June 4. Especial - Isaiah
Cook of indianapolis and Miss Lettie
Schwarz Of Richmond. Ind. we're married
here Yesterday at the meth
parsonage, the Rev. Mr.. Kindig ofiiciat-
ing.
ELKHART, June 4.-TSpecial. Charles
Fodder of the firm of Fodder brothers of
this city was united in marriage here yes.
terday afternoon to Miss Belle Sawyer of
Laporte by the Rev. +. Z. Knopf of the
First congregational church.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-06-07
A CYCLONE AT ECONOMY.

Mrs. loves House and Fennimore's Pump
Mandatory Demolished.
Richmond, June Especial. IA mes
sage tonight from Hagerstown says that a
cyclone passed over the northwest part oil
Wayne county this evening at Economy
The residence of Mrs. Lowe was CON-
pletely destroyed. Fennimore's pump
factory was demolished. Out-houses were
destroyed and the timber blown down.
The path OF the storm was about one,
half mile wide and great destruction re-.
suited.
No lives were lost. The rainfall was
tremendous.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-06-07

opened the box and found it empty. The
swindlers had his $1,000. The horse and
buggy were found in a stable at Clay City.
where a stranger had left il. Stipp is one
OF the oldest and best-known farmers of
the county. and is worth $4,000. lie is
regarded as a shrewd business man.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-06-07

resided here for twenty years. and during
the National Dunkard meeting he met
Virginia relatives, who informed him of
his children's whereabouts.
The scene at the happy meeting was a
touching one. The old gentleman is in
poor circumstances financially, and his
children vice versa
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-06-07

GREENsBURG, May 30.-LSpecial. IA
brakeman was killed last night, cut all 70
pieces His mangled body was found in
the yards here this morning by citizens.
His name is T.. J.. GauRh. He came from
North Carolina Nothing is known SIS 70
how il happened
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-06-07
Rack to the old Love.

MUNcIE. June Especial. "A peculiar
case was developed here today. Marion
Reynolds is q wealthy farmer residing
near Delaware, O. over year ago Mrs.
REYNOLDS fell in love with her husbands
farm hand. Peter smith. She got a di.
vorce with 81 900 Rlimony and then met
Smith in Muncie. They have since lived
here as man and wife but were never
married. Mr.. Reynolds learned of his
wiies being here and offered her one-half
of his valuable estate if she would return
home. This she agreed to 90 and has
gone back.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-06-07
RIDDLED WITH BULLETS.
LESLIE BELL OF CARDoNIA KILLED BY
JAMES JOHNSON.

Flight of the Murderer-Ohicers In Hot
Pursuit-General State News-KiIIed with
Brick ut NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bank
Matters Drowned Near Franklin-Fort
Wayne Strkers-Both Feet Amputated-
A Girl Outraged by Negroes = College
Commencement Programs-KiIled by Fall
ing COaI-Death of the Last of Noted
Triplets.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-06-07
|. s. AYRES Z GO.

jamestown offered him 500 to discover
the identity of burglar who had plum
dered his store. Several auger holes in
the door indicated the manner of en-
trance. Wesner looked at the holes and
then charged the merchant with having
robbed his own store. the holes having
been bored from the inside and not from
the outside. The fellow confessed his Of
Tense and paid Wesner 500 rather than
be exposed
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-06-07
She is right.

The thrifty housewife cIeaves to all
Good things that are allowed her,
And IN this land of lands she cleaves
To Cleveland's baking powder.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-06-07
A story of Wesner.

NoBLEsvILLE. May 30.--[Special. 1T is
told by an old friend of the late Samuel
Wesner of Lebanon, who lives in this
city. that some years ago a merchant of
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-06-07

Hoods Sarsaparilla positively cures
even when all others fail. Ii has record
of successus unequalled by any other
medicine.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-06-07
9 saloon from incendiaries Saturday


TODAY Barton purchased a Winchester
gun and will stay home at night. When
he came home at 8 a. m. today his wife
was patroling the yard, having reloaded
the revolver
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-23
STAPLE PROVISIONS.

xtrATs--Dry salt. short clear. 1oc,
49, short clear. # l,2o. bacon. iellie,
~ ia. hams. medium, ~ 1.9c; bronx
81 bacon, II l.2c; dry salt bcilies
y LARD An Compound, $ 1-2ci pure Leaf
10 sIlI IA AR-Grsnulated c.; powdered n
nl. Il re; powered, ~ barY.is
bh5y III. ent loaf IN barrels, i 10. III
half imrFcls. G 34c: fancy yellstv
ieAlisaJ 4 1-Sf. extra q. . 1.AlIJ 4 h,
elt1,nrITF- kfbuckles ArIosa. N 10.
,,,disnd. % lie: LION. 20 1.2c; AIercl
IL, Jersey. % lie
mG9;1I,TN COFFEE BY tI,e s,eL
VI 10 i.2m2le; choice, % ~. fancs
4, ii.Jpc: pcabercy, 21ei Old Government
~ -oi i.2c. Mocha. - ~. ''V'''
JAtu,ihI ASSES Barrel lots. choice -
,e1e1 zoe per gill; fancy syrnp. ;i,l
al ; choice corn syrup, 80 per pai
p.t drn, 3Oc per gal.
Nluyft. XII Nayy, 3 81: f.ima. 4 I.o.,
b Phi 1.2ei pink. 2 1-2c
h4ssIIeS,iE- Common. 3 i-2m3 "a: min.
X 1,,9e. choice &c: head rice. 3 i.5s,l
Nl.iT FISii- New mncker4i. medjn,s
half barrel, 81 "a No. ID.uo,,nd
~ its. 81 %; medium ~. ., l0.posnd
net lit9. 81 -. goldfish bricks, Z ~
pc, tA9p,EeE Fancy full one Ia 4 II,
20 IA. two ID a box. 13c; Young Am.
aas..sn, 1tc
efssTARCIl-aIrmp, 1-2c per pound;
. .annd and 3ponnd packages O. per H.
= r.o,,nd wcoden boxes. o. per pound.
I'm starch, tgc pr pound: y 2Qponrl
b I'VE cas- is2ci Fauliless. VI 1,pouDd
nsetaxes % the case, 70.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-23

powdered, per 10. 2ae. copcras, per liz,
2fi3c; cream iarlar, z. n. per To-. 3Uc,
siocers, Der h.. luc; Doyeys powders
per ~. Sl.20; ether silpliufic, u, s. Pa
nvf ~. LOT: gun arabic, litsl nick, pei
~. zoe gun sAcl.ae per 10. .,c; glue
brown, prr H.. s9GflGe. glslr. white, rel
~ nc; mace prr liz soc. mercury per
y. 'oc; morphine. sunh. T.. a ".
1903 boxes per os,, SID. . l-2-oi
boxes. per or, $40, or bottles, per on.
30; nulmegs .ner 10, I5e; castor oil
Hsr VA. ,Si-1dl.an, olive OIL. Der gal
Stu llnsccd oil, per Gal. hauliDc
Eer gouea, 81 .iSas %; opium S6 30 SI'I pei
W LQO: black pepper, per H., 1br,
irSIss, bromide, pcr H.. 4ic: rctnSh,
SWvratc. pcr h.. 2Sc; olide. per ~,
$50; qulnlne z, \ w. 1.og, hottie,
nntn, eans per OK, a1s; 1uinine, Z \ W.,
ZOE cans, rcr OK. .lc; u. \ $ qulnnc,
5S,sN., Nlals. per o.. soc; do. OK. aSri
~, ,i;o'e~ uns. pr os- 2ic; do. 1Ou-csg
ahS per OK, lic, sal soda. per puuuh
"a l-idt2 lie. saltpetef, refined, PER H..
,uc' salipctcr commercial, &c, salts,
Epson, per To-, Sqiic; salts. Rochelle
nnVc' hiearbenate. English. kegs. per H.
Vc' sulphur, S.harrcl lots, : S-lc. sulph
w nowers, small lots, Sc, spirits tprls
yhuhe,, ln1rket rates, per rAl, white
ID. l.ic.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-23
Ditltis,

o,ata6ous based Oh small loia 10 rc
IN dealefsi Andpnthine pee ounce, 56e.
AesIaniia pei o, ,,ay poa a per pound
III rrv.f. Der H.. Sc TO a.: nuriaiic
aI,if tfP.. per No.. 2Ocs nitric arld. n
NJ ~, ne; sulphurie neid, q y
-, hi 2ir iannlc acid. bulk. nor H..
tfa5 airhoiol, - per cent. Der gnl. So III.
ie.- y, cash; alum. per H.. 4e; nniil,Qni,
aia, 500; aniitesrsl93e;; PER Of 25y; anti
bonate, Dor d., 100; blne Fitfiol. Dor III.
G5iar. ldnr inasH, pcr 10, zoe. hhia oinf
,ncui. per w.. zoe; borax. per H., i2ffIar;
canlDhor gun, per H., 00e; capsIcnm,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-23
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK. Aug, heAt-Spoi
mil Zoe lower. steady. No. . red, e.e-
vator. 6SdtjS 1-4c; options moderately
active. 1-.u3-Ic lower; August, W ] ~
September, 90 1-se; October, Y LEE
December. 10 lac.
Corn-Spot dull 1-2c lower and steady.
No. >, 40 1-4a40 112c; e'evator options
moderately active 3-Sd5-sc lower; sep
tanber. 40 3-se; October, AZ lie; Deeeln-
Der. Ale
Rice firm. demand fair.
hIolasses quiet and steady.
Cnffee-O Options c.osed dnl and m.
,.,,as0,.l 10 i've points up, Rio spot dull
anS s,yafIRaw firm and dull. CfEiri.
fneais' O6 test 33-4e; refined hrn and
fairly active.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-23
COAL

Rctall Hst-Canynn City. STE pet
ton; McAilisfer. Ch6rfnw, Jenny Ilnd
itlg Muddy Rousr, Maitland, Cnuieroh'
ltqhinson an,l Whlseuhoer coslA. car lots
500 z 10 10 ton lots, $500, ono ton
SH,tai onc.hnlt ton. sitJl; Monarch, Vie
los. Ss.S0. 4 To in ion ln,s. sG.I0, two
tons SN21. one ton, SUhD; nnc-hnf ton,
ANoni Rrnr Greek mud Mclnmes rnal.,
car lots aa,aas 3 to ~ TIM lots. 81 hni :
tons 50 l5 oir ton. 5000; ehchnlf ton,
Sh2Di Maitland ers and Mouatsl nsg,
car lots. S1OOsA 10 10 ton lois, SAeAi /.
site ucnu1 coal ear lots, ~ 90; z 10 10
t0ng, $500. single ton, S1sai HnihrN-
Ton hats Sl2Tl; sinrle ton, SiHs uniltrA
cite tONidnl. . 10 20 tone, @nn, s!Nrle
ton, 5000; onNnalf toa. 5000, slack
coal i0c
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-23
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Mrs. ] II Brown, Woodland, Col; E VIII
son Vernon; George Posk, Greenyllei
j ii White. Texas; Charles Richards. Kan
sas CITY; w A Mitchell, Waco; X y Cor
mack. New York; J ) Hntchinson' Mass.
j ] Slaheney Mass W u Winfield IA IA
ijowlc: 5 Llngle, Dillas; George J Lon, LII
lie Rock: Mrs, W Il Lawson Brownwooi
i Friend. y. j.; w Robbins, Texas;
Z & HYDE. Wichita Falls; W ) Keen and
wife. Wichita Falls; @ Il Deliony, Aivordi
j K Kemp, Wichita Falls: l. j Woods, pal-
las: i 4 Porter. Dallas: Il VI Splcer. Mem,
pills; 4 J McMurray, neeyatari GeoTge, ,, W
4 = SIaddos, Tenn. A II Nunneily, Louis
Tnie: il Murdock, city; Miss Hamilton.
iianlitou: W II Breellnd san Ani2nio
N Veale, Texas. W II Harvey, Bolton;
j q Harrison. Dallas; J \ Drawing car.
enion; \ VI IIance. Kansas CITY; H. i
Nall Grapevine George a webster nll-
las. Charles Mcfarland. Alpdu; y Rollins
Abilene; W Troy. Chlcago; W koys'
Ter Waco. u n Arnett, Colorado; ] W Ires
snii Baninger; Mrs. G q Bradford, Coora-
do; B Q Keller ST. Louis.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-23
HIDES, wooI. ETC.

t1IDES-B Buyers nre pnying, DRY
am heavy, o.. Hight. So; dry salt. IL.
Green salt. 813 lie; butchers green
2 1.ed3 lie.
WO0fr-light medium, lJfiiec; low
,,.diuu, 12fi14r; fine, l2fi1fc.
BoNEs- iioofs aud bones, $500 per
.,,ll. delivered.
~BEisS' WAX-lD0ise.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-23

New Orleans, La, Aug. 90 Especial =
Sterling = Commercial, W
r,s uas =. ,s.,..,...; ...........4 rs
hrnncs-Commeiclal,6D days5 ssg{
Sew York signt-Bank. -. 800 to 400 dis
ooniuielcIal. ................. nom.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-23

ST. LOUIS LIVESTOCK.

CT LOUIS, No. Aug. - -Catl'r- Re
.nints si91O; shipments. 800: active.
S ,arSy fair to good untise steers. 81: lgi
Z t,O. ditto Texans steers S2.9gd2-5oi
calTep strong. - 90.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-23

KANSAS CITY. Mo. Aug. 22-cat-
tie Receipt. 1000. shipments, 1000;
sow and lower. Texas and shipping
cows. 81 i1fi1n5. butcher stock. S3ilti
AS; s,ockers and feeders, Sl.TaMS.Jo.
Hogs. Receipts 500, shilanen,s Olos
lower, Bnik. SitNNio45; hcAvics, pack
ers aud mixed S4I1NltlN. LIGHT pork,
ers aud mgs. S1.SOdAtp.
Sheen Receipts, lOou; shipments, 100;
slow and Nv..nl
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-23

We could ill this paper full of the won.
dcrful ncrve-cures and headache cures
made by PRESTON'S HED-AkE;
but a trial is far more convincing. No
cure; no pay!
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-23

coRpAGf- .slsal rope, 1,o,lnch basis
1.ac. MANILA rope, l0-lneh basa.
% i-ac. cotton rope, all sizes l;ic; cot.
10, pnIii!ry' AND VEGETABLE mas.
INN AND PACKAGES Quart boSe,
NJ ,honsnnd. 50 90: twcniy.fonr.dunrf
p pgatcs, per 700 s9 90 ope!tliri.baslcl
puA iod, 81 30; nne.halfhuahol clinn =
~ nor 100. 80 .5Oi d-baskct crates,
nnr I'D, $4,000. melon crates, per 100
@tnru -Ryh. per bushel, Si.1O.
'rnrnip seed Per pound, .25c.
,in,ix seed Per huAhoi. ST5O.
ia,I meas For hushel, SiT5
g,is,n rrnHs srei Per bushel. 81 10
svilin, per huahel. BJc
fI,ATN SACKS Bale lata, Cumbpf.
,.sh'A n 1.2G Naomi ~ 10. III X
lahp ID i.oc, y. S. C., II 10, 5.bnshel
eSgg,nces s l.4c; cenirnls Q l.ee; Two and
on@'haif buphel wheat bags bounce
lHISpING TwINE-F o, b. Fort
with per 100 pounds, white sisal
~ "a. sfandnrd, SO35; mnnllln. $40 hi
SV'''' WINES AND SPIRITS
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-23
nfitish uonsoi.
London, Aug, p.


New York, Aug. % ESPECIALLY
sterling-Bank, 60 days. a ssl{de4 sa,s
SSonlmefclal' " davs.......+ Ss}lQ34 IS
helchmarks-Commerclal, "
e,,."mls n. n, -, ~ ec....,.."..g SIG
Commercial, 20 days ..,....5 ass
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-23

onenca iOc HIGHER, closed lower: leht.
ss.s0a5a0; mixed, S4g0ao.oS; heavy,
S4,Tntt5s5 e4t
Shegp-- Receipts, 26QO; Shipments, upne;
strung on good. dull on medium, AMI COM
mon.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-23

Fifty thousand ounces Of rose essence
are exported from the Fayoum district
of Egypt yearly,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-23
KANSAS cry PRODUCE.

KANSAS CITY. No.. Aug, 22.-Wheai
lower. No. . red, 52d52 l.2c.
Corn less firm. NO = dlaSl i'-e'
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Mexican dollars. Coo.
State bonds dun.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

NEW YORK, Aug. e2--Nloner an
call iirmer 3MS per cent: closing oife,rI
at 4 per cent. V'i''0u
Prime mercantile paper. sale.
stefllng exchange weak; S4S2snl.S S
demand. ~ iVr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-23

sr LOUIS spor

ST. LOUIS. Mo, Avg 22.--Cotton-
Qniet. middlng Z. sales, 100 hnlcs rec
ceipts. naHe; shipments, none; stock.
1000 bales
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-23

standard craunlatol.,.....a....h 30
standard confectionery 49,. IS ~
Cubes.... ......,,. ~
foWNefca .,....,s.,, .s,.sN.ssssssl "
Iu10cd ANA cutioat ,,.....ts.s,ssh ~
Wholesale gr9c1ra quotation Y
TO & higher
Grades Omitted not In masS5l
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-23

New York, Aug. 90. Stocks and bonds
closed at the following prices hid;
BONDS.
Dnited States IS, registered. NIX
United States As, coupons ing
United States AVS, coupons .,. -
Central Pacific is. lO9
Denver and Rio Grande as rs
Missouri Pacific consolidated 6's -. Is
Missouri, Kansas and Texas general
6's. a3k
81. Louis and Iron Mountain general
eos,..; ..,.;.,.,....... ......,.,..,.. ~
mortgage. Observation-Disclosures. n Ea.. 100
Texas and Pacific Land grants -
Texas and Pacific Rio Grdude's. -. -
ULion Pacifics' 100
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-23
WOOL
ST LOUIS WOOL

ST. LOUIS. Mo, Aug. 2ay-Woo'-
Llfeless; unchanged In quotations,
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rrrlrnt. rrnn, G.ivesion

Galveston. Tex. Aug. ~ Especially =
BY steamship from Galveston Tex;
10 Liverpool ....,......,..''' -. 90
10 Continent. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. az
10 New York. ..,.... -. sc PSF lUJloi.
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NEW ORLEANS PRODUCE,

NEW ORLEANS, La, Aug ~
Markets steady, unchanged.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-23

PHILADELPHIA WOOL,
rHLApELrHIA, Pa. Aug, % :
Woo dun, nominal
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New York. Aug % -iSpeciah --Cotion
futures closed steady, toS points higher;