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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-08
2 ca.e. bel doscn. so.7s: aolb AanalIn..

to case, per dozen, so75; 2o-lb kanakins,
pr H., Toe,
JELtllsS- 20 and ao-lh pals, worth
!. l,2c per 10; h-lb tin pals, per dox.,
Ss2.o; II winc-eiass, per dozen, Toe; III
hn' lumber, per dux., Zoe; schooner. per
NVrS--Almonds. new, soft-shellcd, per
pound lac; wnlnuts. extra large. per
Rgnnd, loci tilberts, per pound, II lie;
pgazlls, new crop, per pound, II LII
nuts, assorted. 23.lb boxes, Comet
ntahl, l]c, pecans, new crop. $ i-2WNc;
peahnts, fancy white. per sack. Parrot
brand Lee; cholcc white bass brand,
~ roa,sIed, white best quality, i2c.
DklED FRUITS Turkish prunes.
Per ID ioc; French 1los, lbs bU.lb
nvses, lie; California, OOsioOs 2alb
boxes, lie; T0s, sos, lie; COS, IOs, lie;
california evaporated aprcots 25-lb
IONS, rer 10. II lie; l.. l.. raisins, .
Srown' 80 per box; l.. l.. raisius, .
crown. Sa,OO per box. choice evnp-
Grated apples 50b boxes, ii 1-2e;
choice prime, 0O-pouud boxes, Zoe per
pound; eurrants, III barrnls, & 3-iuOc;
per ID; cutrpnts in boxes q 10 Der 10.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-08
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

:, CHICAGO, H., Aug. THE expecta-
uon that the president would IN his mes.
sage recommend something for the relief
OF the money market was strengthen.
rug, factor for time today. but after
maintaining an Improvement for the
greater part of the session of from IA TO
lie, wheat closed at decline of LIE.
Corn firm, and rested with slight
Provisions ruled dull aud lower.
Leading futures closed:
,Wheat-August, 80 sac; September.
VI lie; December, dS Sac.
Corn-August, 3S34c; September,
40 l-Sc; October, Ale; May, IL 1.2c.
oats-August, "a lie; September,
"a 3-Sc; May, 20 3-Sc.
Mess pork-September $i2.I0.
LariLSeptember, $3.50; October,
j Short " Fibs-septombcr $500; October.
Cash quotations:
No. ? spring wheat 80 3-4c,
No. . corn, rs 3-Ic.
No. = oats. ~ 1-Sr.
Mess pork. SD 1Gd15OO.
Lard. SII5G75O.
Short ribs, sides, loose, STOOd7. 05.
T.25. NS'-''"' f''V'%
Short clear side, Cboxed), S7o2 la
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STAPLE PROVISIONS,

MEATS Dry salt, short clear, TO ~;
bacon, short clear. II 80; bacon, bel
lies IL IL; hams. medium, ~ II; break.
fast bacon, IL lie; dry salt bellies
= LATiD-compound. s lie; pure leaf.
sUGAR-Granulated, &c; powdered, in
barrels, Q i'2c; powdered, IL bblSy
q 3-io. cut loaf In bhls., q l-2c; cut loaf
~ bbls., O 3-4c; fancy yellow, clarified,
: COFFEE- Arbuckle's Arlosa. 2lc;
Midland, 24c; i4on. &c; Alaroma, 2ie;
tGHiSEN coFFEE-By the sack.
good, 20 1-2l21e: choice, - 1-2ei fancy,
70 lie: Peabody. 25c; old government
Java, ~ i-2c; Mocha, ~ l-2e.
MOLASSfS- Barrel lots, choice re-
boiled, 35c per gal. fancy syrup, BIC per
gal.; choice corn syrnp, &c per gall;
iBBiiANs- navy, 8'S4c; Lima, 4 i.2c;
bayou 4 lie; pink, 4 lie,
RICE Common. 3 i-2d3 BIC: prime,
4Ni4 l.2c; choice, Do; head rice, 8 1-2liGc.
SALT FfSH--New mackerel, medium,
No. ], = Dbl, $40: No. !. 10Th net
Kits, Sl.J0i medium, 10. 2, lob net kits,
fCHEEsI3- Fancy I'm. one IN box.
ls i'2ei two IN box. iSe, Young Amer.
STlARrH--Lump, 4 l-2c per ID: LIB
and BIB packages. Sc: Glib wood boxes,
6e per n; corn starch. 4Oe aud 2OLib
boxes Ge10 TIC. Faultess, Gf lib pack
ages per case, So.
PICKLES -Bbls, medium. x8.Ts; ~
bbl.. medium, 81: hbln, small. $si liz
IBIS. small, IS: piuts, per doz.. 500;
quarts per doz., $3.50; ~ gal, per don.
50 90; Am. gal, per dor. $3T5: hexagon,
gal, pcr doE., 5000; imperial, gall, per
don. SID.
PREsERyEs-,5-'b pals one dozen
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-08
McELRoY& GILBERT.

NEW ORLEANS. La. Aug. T.
ial.)-McElroy X Gilbert say: Flu.
tures--Congress has met today In spe-
cinl session In accordance with the call
issued by the president. and for the par
ticular purpose of dealing with the A..
nuncial situation which has brought
80 much disaster upon the land. Nothing
of Importance has been done today, as
the organization had TO be completed
but the meager reports we have CON
corning she presidents message indi.
cate that he favors repeal of the Sher.
man bill, but at the same time Is desi.
rous that some basis. or ratio, may be
found on which silver may be coined
and made a legal tender with gold. and
he Is reported as expressing the belief
that European nations can be forced in.
TO an agreement looking to the accom-.
plisment of this much-dcsired end,
The extremists of both parties have
The eNteremcst of both parties have
been disappointed In a measure, and the
president has again sustained the good
opinion of his conservatism, so univer-
sally held in this section. On the sue
cessful solution Of the financial problem
will depend the course Of the value of
agricultural and industrial products In
business matters in these modern times
confidence and security are much strong
err factors than hard metal and solid
cash. The great bulk of business Is done
on time based upon confidence in The
stability and the security of the risk
taken by the seller Of line of goods.
and destroy this confidence and it Is
equal TO destroying or removing from
circulation an amount fully equal TO the
total outstanding currency of the land,
whether represented by gold, silver or
paper obligations of the general govern
ment. II Is no wonder that all eyes
are turned to congress for relief in this
day of distress and that feeling of
confidence is engendercd by the extreme
ly conservative course of our chief eX-
ecutive,
On change here, the foreign and do
nestle markets, despite the fact that
few bales of cotton are offered, appear
TO be utterly demoralized. Parties who
have money in New York cannot get
local banks to cash their drafts not be
cause of any lack of funds here, but be-
cause Of the great caution which our
monetary Institutions are exercising. |
Collections made In this way naturally |
take Eve or six days TO return to the |
sender, aud the loss in interest makes |
II necessary for the banks TO offer very |
low rate of exchange TO reimburse theia
for the outlay of their ready cash. In |
ordinary seasons New York banks and
bankers have large sums OF money with
our local banks and when exchange ON
New York IA offered, our hanks have the
ready cash to buy up such bills and these
are relnitted to New York as part
payment Of such loans. New York has
called in every available dollar, and now
having nothing with our banks here.
drafts are received only for collection,
II can readily be understood that with
n liberal movement cotton could not be
sold on such an exchange market. aud
as Il result exporters could not buy
aud holders would be forced to sacrifice
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-08
DRUGS

Quotations based on small lots 10 70
taIi dealers. Antipathine. per ounce, SOC;
Acetanild. per ounce, 100; pef pound,
a5e; aeofln acid, per pound, sc; cnrbOlic
acid. cryst. per ID, 32c TO BE: muriatlc
acid' 81. n. per b.. zoe; nitric acid, q.
r.. per ID, Die; gllphrric arid, O. ~.
T.25: alcohol. % per cent per gal. 81. 10,
less Sc cash; alum, per h., A.; antlkam.
MIA, 500. antifcbnne, per o., Die; anti
pyrine. per on, 81. 20: ammonia. car.
donate, per H., ivc; blue vitroi. per 10.
GUsc. blue naas. per h.. DOc; blue clint,
meni, per h., oOu' b'rsx, pr b., l2QiSc;
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-08
THE MARKETS.
ATWOOD VIOLET & co.

NEW, ORLEANS. La, Aug. 7.-(Spe-
claIi;l-Atwood Violet X Co. say:
putures-lt was expected that this
market and New York would change but
V We pendlng the opening of Liverpool on
peen 0 points and in New York 10 points
que largely, perhaps. to the unsa tisfac-
tory financial conditions again today, the
New. York stock market being lower and
nothing OF an unfayorable character hay-
ing been reported about the crop, as
Texas. seems TO have had quite enough
ram Tor the time being. There seems
little to say about the market. but what
is evident to every one and that is we
must rely upon Liverpool and the con
tinent TO buy the new crop. as New
England or Southern spinners will not
come to the rescue as heretofore at this
sc lson.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-08
NEW YORK PRopuoE.

NEW YORK, Aug. 7.-Wheat-Spot
dull aud steady. No. 2 red, store and 81.
evator 6S 1-4u6S L. Options, dull.
Opened at 5-s to l cent advance, closed
steady. August, 6S; September. 90 81;
October, ~ IS; December. ~ 5-S.
Corn-Spots, Grmer and dull. No 2.
AZ 1-HdiS Il, elevator. Options open.
ing steady and unchanged. Very duh.
August, As "a; September, 4S IA.
Molasses-New Orleans open kettle,
good to choice, steady and quiet
Coifee-Options. quiet aud unchanged.
to 10 points down, closed dull. Septpm-
Der, $50. 30 October, SIS 20; Noyeun,
her, $40. 10Ml5 10; December, Sl5. 10.
Spot Rio, No. Z. ~ IA cents
Sugar-Raw, firm and quiet.
a ,iNs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-08

,helr receipts TO- those large houses who
inight be supplied with The facIlIpieS
i III paying for cotton IN cash instead Of
p ni,, q exchange In the face o. this
outlook, cotton remains rcmarkahir
steady, the decline today being only (
p 3hihhts here against 10 in New YORK.
w NY Spots We're lilo OF cent lower.
OIL % Tor middling, One reason for
peTtation that the bureau on the 10Th
VIII give very unfavorahlc report OF
ysop conditions, especially in Texas, but
sle general opinion is that should any
huNunce follow this publication, ii would
y. ~ advisable to sell shorts. In view Of
tne present outlook we are Of this opin-
ION ourselves, us we see nothing at this
er prices.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-08

VALPARAISO, Angus, IA correspond
ent in BuencsAyrcs telegraphs that Cover.
nor Coasta Is still shut up in the city
of La Plata. His forces are deuioraiixed
and 1t Is thought the siege viii end with
the evacuation OF the city by the govern
inent troops. Three thousand elvico ma
ciopales are encamped outside, well armed.
and with several batteries OF gattling guns
The national government maintains q
strict neutrality. between the combatants
in the disturbed provinces
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-08
PRODUCE.
ST. LOUIS PRODUCE.

ST; LOUIS, Mo, Aug. 7.--rsour-
Steady. quiet and unchanged -.
Wheat-SIIng; advancing early. StNc
ressdjps|rSsr, Closing about as Saltr.
no. red. cash, IS: August, 5TslI;
asked
Corn-Adyaueed half cent on crop
damage news, but lost ~ on weakness
IN wheat and heavy stocks, closing Ia
Of a cent of, No. . mixed, cash. 81 IA;
August 30; September, SO "a; year,
oats-pull. weak aud lower. Cash.
"a. 'sp'''"oer'
unchanged
Provisions Steady and quiet.
fork-New current make, Sl3. 25.
81 Dry salt meat--Ioosc shoulders.
n 10; longs and ribs, $7.3T IL; shorts,
%; w; boxed l5c more.
Baeon-Paeked shoulders $500. longs
aug RIBS, $3.50; shorts, 50 Il 1.20
Hams-Sugar cured, 13ql4c.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-08

celpts, 1000: shipments. 1900 Maria,
saenant. aud trade lower. Extra herves
"a Sgdl 30: choice. 81 3Jti0.t1. eoe6
S.'odi4 10; others, 81. O0ai3. ~; Wesi,
.fns, ~. 1906 90; Texans. 50 1S,f
~ nativc cows, 75ciS2 90
,,iogs Receipts. 5000; shnmcnts
5vVo Market closed a5tdIO cents lo,ter
,S9od 10 best heavy. 81 sl6i5.0O; choicc
" mixed, 81. StiJ0 10; sorted iight
j Sheep Receipts. ESQ; shipments 1op
sneep strong, lambs higher. NStIves
fs,IHd4 COS Western. s.. aSifS. al.
lambs, s., Olft6 40. ." ''o'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-08

camphor. gum. pr H., Coo; capsIct,m.
nowdcrrd, Per 10, Doc: coperas, ucr ib.,
2p5c; cream tartar, q r.. po.'lh.. 3Oc:
growers, per H.. lie: Dovcf's powders.
per 70, 81 W; ether, snlphuric, u. \. IL.
ncr ~, Zoe; gum arabic. first pick, per
~ uOc; gum shcllne per ID, 2fr. giuc,
brown, per H., l2GflUc; glue. white. per
", 2oe; mace per h., S0q; mercury, per
W, 10Y; morphine, suph., l., X W.,
iS-ox boxes, pcr ox., $40; . i.o.os,
pevoxys, per on, $40; or. bottles, per o.,
gst, gal, Si,2Sdf.30; olive oil. Der rsi.,
Sl.lui linseN oil, per gal. uOfi,l5c;
sperm oil, w, b., per GAL, 81 20. opium,
~, Sion; black pepper per 10. l5c;
pv,Nsh, bromide, per h., die; potash,
SSnniSSEaic per ID, 2Sc; iodidc, per H.,
Sa2oi ouininc, T.. 4 W. oz-bot., Der OK,
&c cans per On, ne; unlnine, T.. Il
w. DOB cans per OK, 2Oo, H. X =.
aninine' oz-sials, Dor o. zoe; do. o.,
TINS, per o., 2Sci do, 6-ox. tins. per OK,
.ac' 2o-oz. tins, per on, 2ic; do, 1OA-uz
tlns, per or, ne; sal soda, pcr h., ? Ia
a. lie; saltpcter, refined, per H., 1Oc;
saltpetcr, commercial, &c; salts. EpSou,
per 10, 3Qtlc. ralta, Rochelle, 8Oc:
bicarbonate, English kegs, per h., o.:
sulphur, 0bbl. lois, . 3.lc; sunh., flowers,
small lots, DC, spirits turpentlnp mar.
ket RATES. per gal; white lead, Collier Il
Southern, :. T., per H., I 1-4c.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-08
CANNED Goons.

OYSTERS -Onepound. per dozen,
HVs; No, ., per dozen, 81 .S5.
FlSi-A laska, No, l salmon, per dog
Gu Si.40, Columbia river No salmon,
Per le3en. y .Ias Lib, mackerel, per doa'
en, ~ ,soi American sarlines, Ida, per
ease, Si2 90.
MEATS -pottei ham. I-i.lb.. per dog
en- Soc; potted ham, l-2-lb.. per dozen,
N.ou; Vienna sausage. 18Th, per dozen,
Sh.2 2i Vienna sausaue, LIB, per dnIen,
~ To- lunch tongue, lib, ppr dozen.
w 90; Clipped bcet LIB, per dozen,
Si'o9' chipped beef, lab. per dozen,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-08
KANSAS cry LIVESTOCK

KANSAS CITY. Mo-, Aug. 7-Ca,ue
7heceipts0Io0. shipments 300: best
grades steady. others weak; Texas steers
Sz'Vvl325, Texas cows Sl.S0Q225. Shin
QS;OO, bulls aud mixed S1.25GJ2S0
Hogs Receipts 800 shipments coo,
market 10d25c lower: bulk of sales 81 90
tnO helyies $ii510.5o, packers SlGuli
4.HvSaiixed S105fi4aO, lights $4Nkit
@2F gorkers $5,o0d0.2o, piss 5000
-rsg3. ~.
Shccb.. Receipts 26OO. shipments 200,
SLOW aud steady; muttons S32j
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LIVESTOCK.
ST. LOUIS LIVESTOCK.

ST. LOUIS, Mo, Aug. T.--Catile-Re-
ceipts 1900; shipments 1000; strong on
good slow on others. Fair to good native
steers $3.OOGl5O, fair to good Texas
steers 81 .5Ofi3,10
Hogs Receipts 400. shipments 500;
opened niger, closed 20d30c lower;
heavy S4.3OM4.95, mixed S43Od5OO,
light S4.S0d5,35.
Sheep-lteceipts 1000. shipments 1000;
slow; receipts all stockers
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO, H., Aug. 7.-Cattle-Re-
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COAL.

Retail llst--Canyon City, STT5 per
tons McAllistcr Choctaw, Jenny Lind.
Ng Muddy, Rouse Maitland, Cameron,
kohlnsop aud Walsenbcrg Goals, eur lots
SnIal 3 10 10 ton lots, Su0O; one ion,
SI.sOi one-half ton, $3.50, Monarch. We.
tor, santa Clara and Gilmore Goals, ear
lots, 5000, 3 TO 10 Ton lots 5000. two
ions, 81. -; one ton, 5000; onc-lialf ION,
$Ao0, Briar Creek and Mclamcs Goals,
car lots, SA,25, 3 TO 10 ton lots. $3.50,
Ions, ShIn; ono ton. 5000; oue-half ton,
&eo Meltland egg and Monarch ngr,
ear lots. $1,000 3 to 10 ton los, S625. =
cl,e Uenn,l coal, ear lets. Sil,OO, / TO 10
70 lots. Sl2.I5; single ton. Sta, antlirn-
cite iOpilO, 10 10 tons, 5000; single
TOM 5000; one-half ton, $500; slack
coal, i0c'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-08

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, August 7.--Pana.
ma ma adyiees tell OF an attack by $50 ban.
ults upon the person and estate OF Selyeria
Wehithy planter OF San Salvador. and
tne subsequent capture aud execution OF
seventeen brigand6 The outlaws brutally
treated the planter, assaulted bis wife
ana mouse maid. secured $4,000 in cash
anu Vniions Jewels anu other booty Sol.
uers Are still after the other outlaws
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-08
HIDES. WOOL. ere.

HIDES Buyers are paying; Dry
nlnt, heavy, Oc; Hight. &c; dry salt, &c;
green salt, 3Gf3 J-2ci butchers green,
2 1-2Ii3 l-2c
WOOIs-Hght medium lynlBe; low
medium. l2u14c; fire 12dtldc. ~,
BONES Heofs and bones, $500 per
ton delivered
BEES nNAX--156f1Sc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-08

ATLANTIC, N. j., Angst THE cat.
boat AnIe May, With ten passengers. We,
-t y 5ecameyfntanglcd with breakers on
tne bar Nlid t.*le4 over like u flash. The
q fieet VI yachts put oSir r-,i'r-ypv-s> -
lew minutes all We're safely landed with
the exception Of Michael shelyln. who IL
supposed TO be drowned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-08

LOCAL MARKETS..

The rains throughout the Fort Worth
territory during the past three days have
greatly stimulated the jobbiur trade at
this point. Country orders are coming IN
rapidly, while many merchants are In
tho city. Trade Of all kinds was fair yes
tetluy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-08

NEW YORK. Aug. T.-Becves-o Opened
dull; closed firm. higher; poorest 10 best
native steers, 50. TOft5.OO; Texans and
Col9rados. SSI3yat4.i0; calves, very dull;
vells, SS.50Qd %.
Sheep aud laml,s slow; sheep, S3Nkl
QUO; lambs, SiGoIG5O.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-08

ST. LOUIS, Mo, Aug. 7.--Cotton-
Quiet. Middllng, IL cents. Sales, 500
bales, receipts, 100 bales; shipments,
1000 bales, stocks, 29,0O0 bales.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-08
suNDRIEs.


CORDAGE Sisal rope. l.2-inch basis,
Z lie; manila rope, 10-nch bnsls,
10 l2c; cotton rope, nll sizes, BE; cot
ton twinc, 16c.
FRUIT AND VEGETABLE BIAS.
KlGrS AND PACKAGES Quart boxes
per thousand. So 40; twrnty4fOuriwlnrt
crates, pcr 100, 5000. onc.thlrd.bushel
boxes, per 100. 81. %; climax baskets,
per 100. 81 30; oue-half-bushcl climax
baskets, per 100 80 90; d.baaket crates,
per 100. Sl3.OO melon crates, per 100,
S11 90.
sllEDs-Ambcr cane seed, per bushcl,
81 90,
Tumip seed-per pound, DC.
Alfalfa iecd--Ier bushcl, 81 90.
Stock pcls--per bushel, Sl.T5.
Johnson efhas seed Per bushel. 81 80.
Millet-Pcr huslcl, Doe,
GRAIN SACKS Bale lots, Cumber-
lnnd a. II he; Naomi, 10 1-2o; u. y.
A.. 10 lie. u. s., O.. IA he; 5-busbnl
S-nnncrs. x lie; centals, q lie, two and
OF c-half.buahel wheat bags, Bounce,
Z lie
BINDING TWINE--F. o. b. Fort
Worth, per 100 pounds, white slssi,
50. lOi standard, SD.35; manila, S1O.35.
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When the lower half of the connie.
nance, measured from the nose down.
wari' y divided by the mouth into two
equal parts seen in profile, the Indication
is of stupidity.
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KANSAS cIrY PRopucn.

KANSAS CITY. Mo, Aug 7.-wheat
strong; No. red 81 1.2d5Ic.
Corn-Firm in fair demand; No. . mix.
ed 30c
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sr. LouIs WOOL.

ST. LOUIS. Mo, Aug Wool Re
celpts, 1000 pounds; shipments Ca.
wv pounds. Dull weak and unchanged
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Galveston, Tex, Aug. - Especially -
BY steamship from Galveston, Text
To Liverpool ...........,.. Nd
To Continent. ....,...............K ia
To New York. ....... 80. 43c per loo lbs,
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Baltimore. -
New York. -
Boston y ia
w.. ~ rniA ....ss.s iH@
VIZ H.o'ut. .,..s..,.............. -
.....-. -. ................-.
other ports. ........ ................ ---
--
fetal this day.. 1897
1oialthis day last year ~. ,,...,. 1883
p"'y MoNement' NJ fntcrlor rowaa
Galveston, Tex, Aug. Z
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Liverpool Aug (Special. )-Cottou
futures closed! Bank holiday.
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rnnsu NlaaHrApLMs NE rRulrs

VEGETABLES beans, per
bushcl. 81 .IA6i2 .0O grenn peas, per
bush"l, 81 .O0 Bqunshea. per dozen, 266f
Doe; cucumbcrs per dozen, i0all6ci new
cabbage, Northern, per pound, 2aa lie;
tomatoes, l'I-bushcl box 100000, tomn-
toes, 1-2'bushol box, Toe; Tomatoes IN
crates OF four baskets, 81 90, new nur
tatooA, per hushe 81 90; potatoes. Calf
forni0, per bushol, 81 .05; new onions
per pound, 2di2 lie; green corn, per
dQzon. i0til5c. butter beans, per bushcl,
81 30; okrn, per bushcl zoe; egg plant,
per dozen, ioM0Oe; sweet potatoes, per
bushol, 81 90; sweet pepper, per 1-2.bu
baskets, 0Oc.
FRUITS California lines, per box,
Sldrl bus appes. per hbl,, %idib. per
buHhol, 81 .OO1pl %; apples, rcd, per ~
bushel box u5c; apples, green, per ~
bushcl box, Doe; apples, per l-2bughrl
baskets, Zoe; peaches, per l-hbushel
huNos, AlNdOOc; lemons per box,
u OOi Mediterranean sweet oranges, per
box, - 90; Bluchrld bananas per buDcil
81 O0d3 90; grapes, COncords, per "a.
pound baskets. 3Oo; Delawnrcs, per 10.
pound BASKETS Doe; Catawbaa, per 10
pound baskets, a5cl pears, per bushel
" 0Oi siberian crab apples, per buahrl,
81 90; White Heath peaches, per bush
eli $50; Chinese cling pcnehos, per
bushel $l.I0; pears, pcr box, 81 90;
California plluns, per crate. 81 90; Cali.
fornin nectnrinea and peaches, per crate,
" 2o' quincea per bnshcl, ~ 10.
MELONS Cantcloupes, per dozen,
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New York. Aug. L. Especially Cotton
futures closed quiet TO 10 points lower.
Sales, 81, 800
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COTTON,


Liverpool, Aug. Especial. )-spot cot.
ton closed; Bank holiday.
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New Orleans Aug 7--tSpacal) Cotton
future closed steady5 10 points lower.
Sales, 90 400
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Stocks nt All Unitet st,tr, post,
Galveston, Tex, Aug 1--(SpsolAli--
Stocks this day. ........... 27b,505
BLOCKS THIS DAY last year. ....... 427, 116
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New York, Aug, tSpsclal) -spo,
cotton closed qulot l-lJ decline
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MELONS Cantcloupcs, per dozen,
25ui0ci watcrlnelone, per dozen, T5en
Sl.UO
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Galveston Wool Market
Galveston. Tex. Aug T-05peelaLl -
Nool.-Market quiet, unchanged
srRiSa-TwELvE MoSrlIr cLtr
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MAN YoRK LIYEsrocK

NuVNV. NeVeIVIs -UVN, Shipments y
SLOW aud steady; mnttons &.2l