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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-09-03
TUESDAY is THE DAY.
EXAMINATIONS TO 6EGiY FOR A0MiS-
SION TO STdTE UNIVERSITY.
SEVERAL NEW PROFESSORS
Wbs They are and From Whence
They Cone-A Good Attend
ance said to Ee in Prospect
lew Features in the Posi- Grad
uate Coursc-GereraI Mime
ap1lis News.

! On Tuesday next the examinations
| for admission TO the state university
1 commence and continue through the
week. On the Monday following regis
+, Eratisu will take place; Tuesday the
classes Will De formed. and the regular
woril ot tie year commences.
! Phe impression among the faculty is
! thai in spite of hard times the attend
| ance WI! equal that of last year, which
| was l.Gs3.
Among the new instructors will be
eX-otdte Supt. Kiehie, wlc will occupy
the chair of pedagogy, which Is new
| departure in the institution. Another
! new oae Is Dr.. Angel, son OF Presl-
dent ANGEL, of Ann ArDor, who Is to
, b, assistant in the chair of philosophy.
| IL +, graduate OF Ann Arbor, took d
j pos. graduate course at Harvard, and
rcct,ie-d his doctors degree i'll Europe.
lie declined position at Harvard.
Pro-. -. Z. MacDougall, from Perdue.
| a graduate OF DE PAW, will assist Prof.
/ Mac 8, .iian in botany. In The engineer
( Ing co,ie9e the following will be placed
oh TIE roll of instructors: Messrs. Sar-
de-oh, Burkey and Christensen and
Misses burgess and DenniSon.
tsne uf the chief features of advance
Wi. De IN Offering courses for graduate
students, rendered necessary by the
nHnIoer returning for post graduate
study. English under Prof. Mac Lean.
pr .'1or"v i'll charge of Prot. Rough.
lot.ii. Il. science under Prof. FoIwell.
~ ,..ry under Prof. West. Gretk under
froi. brooks, in fact nearly every de-
p.Hrtment will offer such a course.
oculifdry work will also DC extended
IT,, COURSES III the various subjects
UIodu5ned.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-09-03
Chicago Gir!,s Sudden Death.

Sadie Russell died suddenly at her
room. No. 10 Cohen block, 427 Washing
ton avenue south, about s o'clock FRI
day evening. The woman has no rela-
tives in the CITY, out has several sisters
in Chicago and other cities. The cor
oner Investigated the case and found
that death resulted from heart disease.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-09-03
RAIL GOSSIP
honon stock Wisconsin
Central Earnings.

-0.AOh SSOCA DOpOSits- w iSCOnSln
Central Earnings.
CHfcAGo. Sept. 2.-The directors of
the Moh9n have given notice that de-
positssOf Stock under the existing plan
for classification must stop Sept. 80.
The plan provided for the substitution
OF $4,000 0e0 common. and s., 00O,O 900 pre-
ferred stock for sl2,00O,O 900 of common.
Ihis-is to be divided among the stock
holders inthe ratio of twenty-five shares
OF preferred, and seventy five shares of
common stock. for every 100 shares of
common stock turned in. Holders must
90 theirItrading now by Sept. 80 or take
the chances.
Net earnings of the Atchison for July
slow decrease of Sl67. 5g1. and the sur
plus has suffered to the extent OF $780,
SOL.
The surplus of the Wisconsin Central
has increased $50, 100 during the year
ending June 80.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-09-03
Great Northern rrain Cbanq,

Great Northern Train Changes.
Beginning tomorrow, Monday, Sept.
q, the westbound Great Northern trans.
continental passenger train will leave
st. Paul at 7:45 p. M, and Minneapolis
at 500 p. IN, in which there is no
change from the formers time. The
incoming train is now scheduled to ar
rive at Minneapolis at 1925 p. m, i'll
stead of $40 a. M. and at st. Paul at 1
y. H., instead of 7:15 a. III.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-09-03
APIain Turth.

New York World
The burning of the cabinet officers in
effigy is not calculated to cause the
American people to admire the dis
honest pensioner.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-09-03
New Great Nortbern stations

Two new stations are otf1cially an
nounced as having been opened on the
Addison branch of the Great Northern,
viz, Lynchburg and Rita.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-09-03
ALONG TIE LINES.

Elmer FL. Dearth left for Chicago last
night over the Chicago Great Western.
He will meet his mother, Mrs. H. L..
Dearth, of Dexter, Me-, and her sister
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-09-03
Feet on Both Pedals.

Atlanta journal.
Vigorous efforts have been made to
displaee the piano judge at the worlds
fair. But he still holds the forte, SO to
speak.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-09-03
Never F,orgives.

New York Recorder.
Even if a woman knows herself to be
less beautiful than others she never
forgiyes man for knowing it, too.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-09-03
Difference in Direction.

| IUptkd oIdtG
Texas is suffering from drouth. In
Kansas we sometimes go two hundred
feet for water-perpendic ularly, but in
Texas they go fourteen miles-horizon-
tally
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-09-03

FIRST DIVISION.
Form on Fourth street, right on
Eighth avenue.
Cooper'S Band.
Brewers.
PlaStererS.
Tin. Sheet Iron and Cornice Workers.
Plumbers.
Marshal, j. II. Nagel.
SECOND DIVISION.
Form on Seventh avenue. right on
Fourth street.
BookUinders.
Horseshoers.
Marshal, Maurice McInerney.
THIRD DIVISION.
Form on Seventh avenue, right On
Fourth street.
Locomotive Firemen.
Typographical Union.
Marshal, l.. Clark.
FOURTH DIVISION.
Form on Seventh avenue, right on
Fourth street.
Custom Tail0rs' Union, headed by
ThyIe's Band.
North Star Labor Club.
CigarmakerS.
Marshal, NJ. Frinzing.
FIFTH DIVISION.
Form on Sixth avenue, right on Fourth
street.
Stonecutters.
Machine Mouidersr
BricklayerS.
Marshal, o. b. Mars.
After the parade the crowd will go to
MInnehaha and enjoy themselves as
they see fit for the day.
Among the speakers announced are:
l.. q. Powers, z. Stewart. w. Russell,
w. K. Worden, j. l.. Mcdonald. NJ.
Neary, J. j. Dynon. ii. Barnes, Ii. S.
Woodward, j. Smith. A. Daily and J.
Wright. The speakers are all represent
tatlvts of local unions, and will be linn
lied 10 ten minutes each. The speaking
Will be al the pavilion about 80.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-09-03
Then Would Come Pence.

Steep Brook Bazoo
The Populists want Uncle Sam to buy
all the railroads. By all means let hlm
do so and give the Populists free passes
to Canada
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-09-03
THE oNAWA WINS.

Minnetonka Yacht Club Cham
pionship Settled.
The yacht races at Minnet0nka yes
terday called out large number of con-
teslants. The course was ten miles
The race of hrst-class sloops resulted
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-09-03
LABOR ID ~.
Pr ogramme for the Exercises on
Monday.

Monday.
The parade will start from the Labor
Temple at 1915 a. III. sharp. Ali unions
are requested to be at the Labor Tenn
pie AT $3.50. go that the line of march
NAV De promptly formed.
ihe line of march will be: Labor
Temple TO Fifth avenue south, to Wash
ingtUn avenue, up Nicollet to Eighth
street. TO Hennepin from Eighth, down
Hennepin to Washington, thence to the
cars for Miunehaha.
here viii be four divisions, as fol-
lows.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-22
THE MARKETS.
ATWOOD VIOLET 4 co,

New Orleans. La, June 2L-tSpecial)
Atwood Violet X Co say:
Futures Better news from MAnehes'
Ter mud uufayorable crop accounts start
ed the market upward, and the advance
is ~ from yesterdays close. We shall
sec A continual rising and falling accord
ing MS crop reports become favorable or
otherwise As we said yesterday. re-
norris nre so contradictory, especially
from the same sections Of a state, as to
he bewlldering We think the sentiment
Is bullish. however, than bearish, =,
The government reports today from all
states are rather good than otherwise. ana
better than we expected. If the rams
flint have prevailed extensively through
ONT the South should now cease the prit,
cinal complaint will have disappeared
and render conditions nearly ~ those
during. the growing season last year
The coming crop Is not likely to be under
I. 0OO,u 200 bales, and how much more
nrrhaps depends upon how much better
Than last year the next few months may
nrove. The crops IN states outside OF
Texas last year proved a disaster
In order TO leave the worlds llslblq
supply Of American at l.UBUO bales,
on September I, next, the worlds SPIN
ners must take before September l.
230. 900 bales more than they took dur
ING the same time last year.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-22

New Orleans La, June p. lSpeclall.
-NIrElroy e Gilbert say; Fniures-th
rnmor that the Galveston News wourl
Issue n report very shortly on he Texas
ctnn confirming the late accounts oil
the unsatisfactory condition Of aiiai Z,
in that state served to cause PROMPT
,,,nvery from the opening decline OF
3-6i IN Liverpool AMI that markei
closed firm at yesterday pr,'1s on ~
tent mo1ths. Spot sIes 5000 bales
INT adyices from Liverpool slnre ne
closing indicate the reAnPear'nc,g,o !, 81 4 !. =
sninners will soon be active bpyels again.
I'njer this influence our market I'M
proved three POINTS on near and hiteen
on new crop positions H.
r,ta rising as high as II per ecui, put
closing at to 0 per cent a.. There mere. l 70.
5 5sS" with total sales of a05O fales- bus
af 1-itc decline on niddling md gr919les
below. Any active spot demand IN Law
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-22


bncon, sSort ,Io,r ias. bneoS bellies
he: hams medium ia 100. break.
fast bacon. ili.ac, dry sail bellies,
lam com,ov,a y t.oc, miro leaf
II 10.
SUGAR Grnnulatcd. O l.S,i powd.
oroi In h,rrnll <, n1,ydsred ~
bills. d T.Sc. cut lonf IA hiss. q i.9o.
cut loaf. t.a bhis.. q i.ic. fancy yellow
'Ct'0GFkREN ArI1 n'.I - Adosa, ~.
Midland. 2ic; LION. 2lc; AlnroIna, 2ici
'GGt1RfliN' coFFpr Nv tho sack
good 10 t.1d9oe. rhoies ne; fancy,
anc, prnberry ale. old Government lava
~ 1-ac. Mocha, " SO
MOIASSleS- Barrel ilotacholce rchoil.
ed. a5c per sal, fancy syrnn85c Der eni;
rhnicr cbrn strun % nor qnl SILVER
i nrn y gU,n 6cnpn , r' va ''' gas ''''''
BEANS' Navy, Il 3.lc; bipa, 4 I.2c,
Rnvon I 100. PINK / %
RICE Common. prlmc,
a Ia 4 100. choice. ae! hpnd rice. o -
10 Ge'
SALT FIStI-Ncw mnckerol. medium
liIl 81 20, medium. Ma. .. tOlb. moi
i,,ts' II * cpl1aL bricks. Z 100
CUiiISi,- Fnncy uli. onn In hnx
"A - t,vn In hos. ilet Yppun Amnri
san liz
SrNRCu- Lump, 4 1.2c per ID; I'm
md 4 IN packages, &c; u.lb wood boxes,
IL nor H.; corn starch. 40 and 2Olh.
boxes. 6ud lie.
plGKl,ltS Bhls., medium. 500: 10
iJi ,mrjh,tn. S4, hills. small Al. ~
IKE snail Sd. mint. Dor dog guc,
,,,,,ts ner dog., 81 10, ~ gal, per dos
VI. m rnl prr dog.. So. hoxnaon gni
per az. S.; Imperial gal prr doE
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-22
WACO TAXlsS- BURGLARS
CAUGHT.

Waco Tex, June 2l.-The amount Ga
tinlatcd by the finance committees OF IN,
gliy council for the purpose Of conductina
Tue city government for the ncxi 6sesi
year i Sln5,000. 'S20,OOO of which wiii
be raised through occupation taxes nni
hnes, leaving $4,000 to be raised hy
,axaiion This will make the lax ratt
-, about what II was last year
Two negro burglars, who robbed the
hardware store of Harrison x Co Mon.
gay night. ana secured S10O worth Of
Tor today and arrested They confessed
aud will be brought here tonlorroW.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-22
COAL

p,.n LIST Canon City. k7ys.
h.,. MoAiester, Ch0ctaw. In,'
Rs,nd'' 'iBas Sluddy Kou,ss Maitland, cam,
sroa, i.oln.9esa 4la " 5,A,l se Goals,
car SI,I5, one.lalf ton, xg50. ~ NJ
0ns vtetor. Santa Clara and ici ,.'Dn.
afen, ~ iots. $3.50; 3 TO 10 Ion XVI
ggAl.. tona $685. one ton, ydS0, cna
W ~ Ky, $3.50; Brlar Creek ani III
NAN rsait. car lots, S523, 3 n n
lAnl' 81 I'll. two tons, S575; ono ~ ~
s s.,. -o;ue.lalf ton. s3zi; Maitland esr IVA
Nsaasrh egs caf lgl, VA = 10 tons.
49, M. Penn coal, car lsf, ~
I, "a Il, ton lots. Sab single tori KIN.
,,.arits lOaida). 2 10 10 so;,n std.
slaaie toa. $3.50; o1erhalf lou, IS; slaet
naaL AQc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-22

o,a,,tions based on small hts
I'm denlerai Acctaulld. lp,r ounre.
70, per pound, zoe. ncetlc mold mr. No. /.
~. 'csrboiic acid, cryst, per d.. 100 10
3se. muriatiq ago, y ~ per H. 2oci
~ acid q. r., per n. lie. snphmie
acid ~ ~. h.. Si2S. alcohol. 15 hi a oeSi
DUB, Sg3B; less ~ cash, alum. per
ks XVI nnhknmnla. SLOO. antifebfinc
W., y, DE. nntlDyflne, per on, 81 iO;
pei a,3a. carbonate. per h., lGe. blue
a,u1,I per No., Vase blue, mass, pcr b.,
yni"t Mo ointment. pef b., 300; horar'
~ IA, l2ml30i camphofi Hlim, per H..
pel 'pa,nsIcum. powdered, per ~. 90,
ooe, $780, pct lb., 2di3cs cream tartar
eopR ner ~, 36ci groepre, por H., f5c:
Z, ~ powders per lb., 81 20; ether'
p3nhuric, u y ", per lbi, I5pj rnni
entSr nrat pick. per ID, DOci gum ahel.
aftplsi H. n, glnp,brpwn. per NJ. Ingy
lo' ~ mercury, per No., 1Ao; MORPHINE
w & W., 1-Soz, boxes, Der az
tnipn' y 1.2aOz. boxes, per o., 81. "a,
fz'p2 ,,aes. per or, 1920; nutmegl M,
o. g g2e, castor oil. pef gal, 81 25sfi il1,
M "a por gal. &IlO; llnsecd oil M,
ON ClDiG3ci sperm ON w IS, per gal,
ni@p' ns Der lb. S42p; black puppes
oplp' he; potash, bromide Dor m
PVT ~, an rhl0rRte, per H.. 2se. lDiids
nc sj35. qulnine, J. & W, oz. XIII
pr ~ ma, cnba. per o., ne. qninlno'
Rsf Nv 5oz, cans, per o., 2Dc; ii 4
Z a@,inlpe o.. yinls, per or, 30ci 20. o.
\. qu,n ~ 2se; DO, boz. tins. Drr ~
!u.r w, o5.oz, tins, per o.. 21e; 10. IO0
zo' ~ ner on. 2,ic: sal soda. por IL
o.; Y,sll -, sallpeter, refined per NJ i0ce
commercial Nc salts, Enaa,n
ena 4 VI ic, ailtA Rochelle, zoe; bicnr,
w Itnpllsh Kegs. per ID, o., sulphnr
gnStW' iate 2 $40: sulph.. Eiowrr'.
n,pW le,s 81: spirits turpeniine naf1et
rates, per salii m W. ret Collier 4
Southern si' ~ - ~ la.-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-22
STATE UNIVERSITY AFFAIRS.

n, Austin, Tex, lune .1.-iSreclaD J.
Inc board Of regents IN session TODAY,
appointed Geo. Sety aud l.. %. Tlomn
sou oil Galveston Managers on the par,
o. the university for ,Ino Sel;y Meiicaj
hospital at Galveston. '''N 80
nc board met Tonight anil adjourned
without taking action on H. resipno'
llon OF Governor q. VI. Rnprrts iii.
fesishation viii undoubtedly be accented,
Judge Bassett Of Brenhim and Hon
Jones ,. OF Galveston are prominently
P I,esnlIoned tonight rs applicants fof
hIOnerls ehair as insiruc or in the law
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-22
LOCAL MARKETS
FLOUR GRAIN AND rrEp.


= WHEAr-old or uea, No. ., 00c; No
CoRN-Car lots, Z. Q. b. Fort W crih
Whit, Sucked. 40c.
uAIS- New crop. Twas rust proof
sss lois 1 Q. b. Fort Worth, bulN, Pc
sS aeffe1 ,slc. Old crop bulk, gse'
81 IRAN Fer ton, (. 0, b, Fort Worth,
,,, "a lS-Car lots. T. Q. b, Fort Worth,
~ ~ forlY $3.50 per ton, sccond Grade,
f,g9r,iey, $3.50 per tom host upland, SSi
oI ~ loose local, $40
nIouli- best patcuts $500 per 100
ee9,Wlndsi half patents, Sl,S1. third grade
Stu fourth grade SiN; northern
NlluPS Coru and oats mlxcd, per
'on, M; per 100 lbs. Sl21
COTTON low ordinary, i-Sci or.
glhhf|, . 3-Sc, good nrdinnry, &c,
low medium, q a'Sc; mlddlng . ll'ldci
. 3-t0c
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-22
cH1cAGo LlYEsrocK.

Chicago Illl june 21.-f'attie Re.
ccipis, 1GOOQ; shipments. 1000; dun,
slow. lower all around: top prices, Si.S5
az. %; meliunl S42Jdt15; reXals,
S2.GOfi3 80: prime fat cows and helfcfs,
S36Od.lo5: others Sl.Sllf2.ih.
Hogs Receipts. 5000: shipments.
5000: active 35d30 lower; mixed aud
packers, SG0NnJ 10: prime heavy and
butchers weights 50 l5nb20; light.
SG.35nG.40.
Sheep Receipts. 1J,0O0: shipments,
$500; slow; natives. S375N5.25: Tex
ans. S3O5ff3.0J; westerns. SI.OOd4.g5:
Texas lambs, $I.S0a5.- spring lambs
81 5OffG2J.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-22
LIVESTOCK
ST. LOUIS LIVESTOCK.

St. Louis, No, June Cattle--Re-
ceipts 1900. shipments 200. generally
easier; good native steers 500. Bulk
Of Toyans were grassers; fair TO or1l-
S36350.
Hogs Receipts 1900, shipments 1900;
opened nc and closed 2Oc lower; range
of prices 81. TOflG.23,
Sheep Receipts 1900, shipments 1000;
1Oa20r lower; natives SI.GO; Texans
S3.aCu41O
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-22

the very best sewing machine
which skill and money can
produce. There Is no better
and few 40 good. An agent
Of a sewing machine com.
pany will charge you S65 to
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respects different from this
which, we furnish you for
only S24, including one full
years subscription to the
SEafWFEKLY GAZETTE
We could fill columns with
the best testimonials Of its
worth sent US by persons
who have them in use, but
the machine itself is its own
best recommendation, as you
will say when you see and
use il.
$24 for the Machine and
Seml-Weekly Gazette One
Year.
The machine will be sent
to annual subscribers to the
Daily Gazette who want
it Oh the payment Of s2S
additional TO the regular
subscription price Of % a
year. Ssl for the Daily Ga
zette one year and this gu
perb machine,
Send for circulars deecrih
ing the machine
Address all letters to
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-22

on 'S III. eoMd not IA to Affect The prices
H. 'ns side. IA fact we may ,ook ntan
enis;,,pp. ot business Of Liverpool as tbs
fi ms ihiinenre 10 the uarts, sar some.
se's 49,, ~ any. change or II fsc IN cfo,.
there e1 nv, WI h r'ile,n-i Ia the sales
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-22

HIDES Buyers nrp pnylng, Dry
0iat heavy. q lie; light 10. dry sht.
a., green salt 3d3 lee hntchcrs green,
. 2Gi3 l2c ,
,nniinm i2G1ic; fine, l1Gfl4c.
RoNEs lloofs mud bones. s. prr ton,
dellsefrd,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-22

Houston, Tex. June 21.-lSppclall -
Miss Annie Warner, daughter of H. Il.
Warner city editor of The Post, car.
ried on the hunors as being the most
proficient scholar In the Houston city
schools, aud today was notified that she
would receive free scholarship in the
Texas university.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-22

WHISTLES RccllAed 81 20G2 90 ~
nor nronf. lyparold upwhrlH 81 1D6f
, 10; sour mash, 2yonrold and up,SlOO
oO a. nor age; cNitn on SU0UdlO
iicndcd wiislAes S20nH321,
WINES purn grape, pnr gallon. 81
FB(ANDIES Pure Tennessee ample
80 ~, MIRO Maryland peach, $3.50, do
,nostIc cognnc, Sl.7503bJ, Imported, So.
5OdO.95
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-22
cnAcKERs. cAKEs AND oANpIns


CRACKERS Animals 12c, Boston
buttrr. Sc butter, 6c: creams, i.oc,
nnar "a: oyster excelsior, 81: pfe;y st.'
XII; cream soda, Sc; snowflake, ia.
so ee1sISEs AND JUMBLEs-1f 10.
t.,it suitnna. l2e. ginger snaps. i i.5c,
ersndma's cookies, Zoe: lemon s6sps
Ia. waters. 1Dc; sugar cookies. ibc.
sfaec planks, sc
CANDIEs-faramee assorted flavor
5.ih. box Ibc' gum ,1nrop, a. g.. 1Esori.
e ee n1t flavor, oh box, 65c; roei. ~,
sortci and white Gle: French kIssss
ng, hes. Csc chocolate creams. X,'
bo.. lemon drops. frosted nor Ion. ~.
i.,ynt almonds per hos. Doe, crcS v
hsps6.made. twelve varieties 500, pe a
iloels' G5c; peanut bar. per boz VIZ.
,,'y,.n,.s. as0ftcd con, 5lb bor Xxx.
waarshmallorl cherry brand Oh. bos'
si25. misrd. tnndies pglls. per H..
lreans i2c. s'lfk candy Ia pals
~; wrapped sticks IN pals. 7c.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-22
COTTON.


ST louis, Mo, June 81, Cotton
Steady: middling I 3-ic. sales inO bales,
iteeirtS loo bales. shipments iiu0 bales
stocks iG, 200 bales.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-22

81 Louis, Mo. June 2i. Wool RE
ceips, $4,000 lbs, shipments iV7.au0 lbs /,
nrariiraily no demand. Texas aud lndlan
Territory woods almost unsaleable TN.
changed prices.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-22
KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK.

Kansas City, Mo. June 81 Cattle re-
ecipi. 400 shipments $40. Slow. weak
10000 lower; Texas yieprs S2di ~
shipping steers. $4,000. ~; native COWS.
81 .40d4 10; butchers stock, si50u4 40.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-22
KANSAS CITY PRODUCE,

Kansas City. Mo-, June n Wheat
Dull. weak: 30. > red 81 l.2m5G
Corn--Actiyc, firm No = mixed, 10 IL
al
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BULL DURHAM
FORT WORTH IRON WORKS.

Manufacturers of the original Fort Worth Well Drl
Machinery and Tools Build the Celebrated DAY lea
chine Repair Rebuild Portable and Stationary EngnaA
Pumps and Boilers.
Cor Lamar and North Streets. FORT WORTH, TEXAS
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NEW ORLEANS PRODUCE,

New Orleans. La. ,nne 21Coifce-
Dull Rio, ordinary 10 fair, lIHlN ~
Sugar Strong: open kettle, fair u
good fair, 1 3.lG; other grades unchaug'
ed.
Molasscs Nominal
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rnnsn yEaETAnIEs AND rnrlrs

VEGETABLES caulilowcr nor 10.
on 81 2Jfi 80; WAX heans ner buehsi
Si,25. greco peas. per bushei Si U1.
sauashos. per dor 4ONl1c, cncnmbe-s
per doz, Asftlr; new cabbage hoffhern
yer b.. 2 1.21f3e; tomatoes 10 bu. bo1
100, tomatoes, IL b1ahel b0xdg
800; tomatoes IN crates Of 4 has
fefA. Si,1D; aHparngug, per dozen.
iuncit1s 10tifSlOp; new polsioes. per
b.. J0fiT5e. new dry onions. PER pound.
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pof1rTRY Old lirps, per doz 50 ~
~ al snring chickens small ~ 90
Il m. friprs. per dozen, S2fsp,f3 -.
Foes Fresh without case. X To-
HITTER Fr@h county. 1Of3f2 10.
ehoice creamery. is1eOc.
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