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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-17
THE OPERATOR At oLyErvILLE TO BLAME

Providence Dec. l6.-Suits for damages on ac-
count OF the head-on collision on the New-f orh anu anu
New-England Railroad at the Atwels-ave. station
Yesterday have already been brought. the injured
persons having placed their cases in the nands SO oi
counsel The Responsibility for the acciden, OF yet
ferday has been fixed The signal operator a.
Olneyyjlle was ordered to hold the special on " "
siding near the Atwells-ave station. and mace & tn
mistake of sending the freight upon the main Ilc
at the time when the regular passenger tram was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-17
VOTES or INTEREST FROM PRINCETON

Princeton. Dec l6 (SpeciaD.-The Bard poetry
prize $50. has been awarded TO McCreany "Shes, VI
scotch Plains ~ ]. The first prize In dispuatioh
.,o ,y.s t.ken by Donald McColl. 81 OF New ork;
second prize $50, by G. X. Watson OF Eg{pt. ,,,
Returns from the last fraduathS 60, r't t,yentv have
chmsSn medicine twelve theology. twenty-sM are
eno.ged i'm business. seventeen III teacnlnE sAte'n
r ssking post-graduate courses In princeton OF
aisevhern fourteen In the study or practice OF en-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-17
np,ncE CARRIED AWAY BY ICE.

co.,,rg n Y, Dec 1.-THE ice In the cne','."e ,ro
,,an. ont to-day and carried with II a '"'e
.ec,,on OF the Erie Railroad bridge S,se Bridge was
being ber put in It will be two days I De,Srr aVer the Della
can De aecRtavanna and Western ROAD iro'' 40
mira 10 Corning to-oay'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-17
III GOD IN THE sUsQuEHANNA.

,,,o, PENN Dec 16.-There are hoous III
Loch no os, branch of the Susquehanna RIVER
the p..res uppe resulting from rains and ar,ns mer,nss
ana ann Three million feet Of saw l1ss an the river
snow, adrift above here. The ice on ' ~
as os peia6 ans unbroken, but is not heaVs'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-17

SEVENTEEN BO1IES TAKEN FROM THE JASON
Highland Light. Mass, Dec. is.--seventeen bodies
have thus far been recovered from the wreck OK inc
Jason The work of recovering material and carec
from the wreck will begin as soon az the weathef
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-06
FINANCIAL.
STOCKS AND BONDS.


New York, july blower cables from
London aud some selling by nrbitrage
houses led to a weak opening in the To-
cal stock market today. In the first
trading prices receded Ia to l II per
cent right through the list A sharp
advance of one per cent IN sterling eN-
change at the opening Of business, also
worked against the stock market. liu-
mors affecting the credit Of &. +. Hunt
ingfon were again put ailnat, and 10
was reported from London that the
Central Pacific would not pay its Aug
ust dividend. Mr. Huntington deniet
In toto the stories alleging his inability
to meet his contracts, and asserted the
Central Pacific would pay its August
dividend
Subsequently u more hulllsh feeling
set in, and under the leadership of gen-
eral electric an advance Of l rs was
recorded. The firmness was short-liycd,
however, and soon after midday the
bear forces renewed their attack. Tlu-
mors were circulated that large failures
were imminent in London. but the re-
ports could not be traced o au authentic
source.
The stock market closed about steady.
Railway bonds irregular
Bar silver, 10.
Mexican dollars. 80 IL.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-06
DRUGS.

Quotation, IAs,d on small lots 10
..,sI dcalers, Aceianiid. pei ounce, fOc,
~. ,,onnd roc; acftic acid, pnr lb N,
rcsrbolle acid, sryst, per b., SOC 10 3oc,.
''''nris,Is acid @. H., per b.. zoe; nifris
INA n T., per b., PIE; sulphuric aeJ
nor h., 2lc; tninic acid buiI
~ ii, 81 20. alcohol, % per cent ne;
~ no less Sc cashi alum, Dor Ia
Ha.' fntikamnia, Sl0O; AUTHORIZING no,
y, 55e: antipyrine, Per o., S14O: nm.
''.o,,ta1 carbonate, per h., 100; blue yltriol
NV M gGfsc: blue mass. per h.. 50c.
pino ointincni. per ID, SOC; borar. 10.
u, 11Gfi3c: cinphor gum, per h.. B0-,
~ ,,n,sicnm. powdered, per h., g5c. ron
10 uer h., 2uJo; cream tartar. Z,
",.ir hi. 3Ot; grover. per H. M.
n,,a,ss powdcrs, per b.. S1.2J, etLn,
Di99ri,,rie n s. r., per h., 75a. e.,.
,rat,ir Art pick, per b.. O0c, rnn t rau'
80 n, ne; glue, brown. Dor AZ fsE
~ ~ roine white, per H., 2Oe; mace - ~
ca. mercury, per b., T5c: MARI, yer
M x W., l-S-oz., boxes TX pune
W XXI. . 1-2-oz boxes. per az 70 "a,
botiles. per o., 500, nuimeoe ~.
V ~. castor oil, per gal., ST or bbof
w, iii nor gal. Sl.lO: linseed XII i'nV;
ois rtHniic; sperm oil. w Il nsr UT
! , %, drium per b.. S3.15 io ~ w.
Slisg, by. per H.. 1920; blact n 80;
Ky TX he; potash, bromide bnrlpwfr'
bS,. notash. chlorafc. per a.. pa u tpl'
NJ rs, 1928: quininc. r a w. az. IN
i. & W, 5-oz, cans. pcr OK. a9dt Il K
OK. tins. per OK. 2soi do. 5-o4. III. t pcr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-06
srApLp PROVISIONS.

MDATs-Dry salt, short clear, 10
D., g., bacon. short clear, II 1-2c: bacon
heIi,sa 18c; hams. medium, lie; break
All bacon, "a lie; dry salt bellies, 1gc.
LARD Compound, Sc; pure leaf.
lie.
dered, In barrels, o,Sei powdered. IL
e out Iioai - bis, 634e; fancy, ydIi oS;
Jarised. $3.50; extra q, g l-Sn5 10
'tHioFTEI-A rbucklc's ArOsn, Do.
Midland 24e; Lion, DE; Alarona, &c:
JP GGsifiHhEN COFFEE BY Tho nck.
good. 20 l-2li2ic; choice, p IL; fa9cy,,
-. - 81 %; Mocha. "a lie
,ioI ASSES Barrel lots choice reha,l.
ed, 35e per gall fancy syrup, 35c per-
"A choice corn syrup 2sc per gai
Silver drip syrup, 89e per 81.
,,,yan 41.2c; pink. 4 lie.
ulHRYTTl Common. 3 1-2@3 3-fc; primo
Ag,4 -2c: choice, DC; head rice, 1i2fiGe
a'GAiT FISH-New mnckerol medium
NJ /, IL bb . $40 No. l., lob nci
~. 81 10; medium No. 2, lob net Ma
81 20: aol.fsh, bricks, lie
~ i,9c; Two in box. 1sci Youns Amer ner
g gsrARCH-Lump. 4 lie per h.; In
and 8.lb packages, Or: Glib wood boxes
~ nor b.; corn starch. 40 and 2O.lb
bdyes, cas- lie; Fauliless, o. lib. pack.
nces. ner ease. 30.
PICKLES Bbls., medium. SG.75; 10
hi. medium. 81 hlis. small, S.; IL
IKE small, s.: pint per dog M.
9usris. per doz $3.50; ~ gal. ner dpl
81; Am. gal. per doz.. 50; he1agOn xii
M iloz. $500 Imperial gal, por doz
sG75.
PREsERVEs- pals. one dozen
10 case. per dozen, $6.75; 20-lb- kanakins
Dor 10. lOe.
= iEi.IIlss 20 and 3Olb pals. worth
4 10 per ID; 5-lb. lin pals. ncr dal
SAB: b wine-Elass, per dozaa, 7jc; III
pint tumhler per doz., 7jc, schooner.
ner doz., 81 10
NUTS Almonds. new. soft-gheiled nor
pound. inc. walnuts extra large. ner
pound. l5e; hlberts, PER pound 70 1.2c:
Bragils, new crop, Uer pound. - I.2e.
iinfs. assorted. 9Th boxes. Comet
brand 14c; poc-as, now crop, $4,000:
neanufs, fancy white Der sack. parrot
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-06
NEM YnnK rROpUCE.

Now York. July s. Wheat Spot,
moderately aviiyc and lower closinp
steady. No . red, elevator - l.2n1l.
Options dull. closed steady l-ihl-2 be-
low Saturday. July 10 5-S, August 10.
September % II. October a IS
Corn Spots, steady aud 1t lower
fairly active. No, a IA At elevator.
Options very dull at IL lower, closed
steady. July AZ II, August ~ IL,
September 20 L..
Rice-Fairlv active.
Molassrs New Orleans open kettlV/
good 10 choice. dull and Sirady.
Coiiee-Options opened steady II points
down TO 10 points M. closed firm ~ 10
10 points M Sales iS.Jnu bags inclnd-
Ing July sis. T0sfiG. 90; August. Sl5.-
SHil0 80; September. SID. dOdlb. 81.
October SIS l5dl5, 20: November,
$40 35ail5 10: December. SO. 5bil5..
~ Spots hrmer and duh No.
10 ~.
Sugar-Raw firm. fair demand II
4 3.S for 0G-tcst ccntrifneal 3 ~ for
Sn-test Muscovado and 3 rs for 81
test
Nlolasscs- Sugar refined fairly active
aud firm.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-06
THE MARKETS.
ATWOOD yIoLErr s co.

New Orleans, La. July 5.-(Speciall--
Atwood Violet n Go. say: Futures
The Liverpool spot market opened Zig
lower. with sales Of 1000 hnlcs. Ar
rivals in the carly part Of the day were
ad4 under prices OF the 3r,l inst, but
tile market rallied and closed firm, with
a gain of 2-6i on opening. The recovery
may be partly due to the fact that to-
morrow is q holiday In Liverpool. with a
probable Discrimination to remain I'M
covered during that period The market.
both here and in New York, Is dull, hut
steady, and the trading seems TO be
wholly Of local character. In the alb
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-06

sence of interest ON this side. our fiurtiin.
tons are largely reflection Of foreign
advices Thu situation Is waiting one
and we cnl see M likelihood of any
early development of elements either for
or against decided change In values.
Crop conditions have greatly Inns
proved. but Il is yet too early To form
any conclusions from the existing out
look. Our advices. especially those FROM
Texas. arc that rain will not he needed
until after the 10Th inst, nnd the pres
ent weather has enabled the planters TO
free the crop of grass aud put the land
IN fne condition. Financial matters are
not likely 20 change materially until COM
gress has made some final disposition Of
the silver question. Any tendency To
identity 1t with sectional or political lines
VIII have hol effect. rs il is wholly d
matter Of finapcial policy
The spot market closed quiet and
steady stles 100 bales
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-06
CHICAGO PRODUCE

Chicago, ill.,. July 5.-The gram mar
kct ON the board of trade opened weak
this morning. Pork was dun ana steady
hut lard aud ribs were somewhat high-
err The animation which * usually
found to succeed holiday was alto
g,iher wanting, with orders from outside
points either to buy or sell consplcu-
ously scarce. The hullish feeling which
was noticed Oh the curb Monday had
given place to hearlshntss. Inc weak
ness to-day had several contributing
causes. The foreign market was not ell
couraging, Liverpool was quoted steady
and inactive a board OF trade cable
gram made the extraordinary statement
that In England heavy ralus succeeded
10y protracted drouth had materially I'M
proved crop prospects. The weather
man here showed rain fairly well dis
tributed IN the Balotas, where wheat is
reported TO have been previously sui-
fcring for want Of IT, Prices Kept with
in o narrow range until after the visible
supply statement was published, Inn
modiatcly following which there was a
rush of sellers and rapid decline The
Corn was weak. partly in sympathy
with wheat and In part due to the fine
corn weather.
The oats market was quiet and lower
partly In sympathy with wheat and
on crop reports.
The provisions market was very quiet,
hut firm.
Leading futures closed. Whoat-July.
Gima l,Sc; September, Gs34c; Decem-
Corn-Iuly. 3D5-sc; August 4o5-sa
40 Bic; September. ~ l-2c
Oats-luly. 81 lie; September. % 1.Sc.
Mess purk-Iuly, SlsD2 II; Septem-
bcr S20O7 H.
Lard-,Iuly S0.42 he: September.
S1O07 IL; October. SD52 10
Short, ribs-.luly, $500; September,
S0.12 IL.
Cash quotations:
No. . spring wheat GiMGi 1-sc; No.
. red, 6NiG4 Use.
No . corn. 30 i-2G39 5-Sc.
No . oats, % lie
Mess pork. S1S.S2 1-26i1S.Sl.
Lard, S942 1-2I9,4J
900
Short clear sides, dDoxeD, $9.5Oa0.T5.
KANSAS CITY PRODUCE.
Kansas City. No, July Wheat
dull, cent lower.
Corn-Easy, generally half cent lower.
NEW ORLEANS PRODUCE.
Nw Orleans, La, July.5- Coffee,
Rio, ordinary to fair, 17Gl3 Lie.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-06
McELRoY 4 GIBERr.

New Orleans, La. July 5.--(Special) r.
McElrey n Gilbert say.
Fumres-A rise OF | Lid In silver
caused a better Feeling In Manchester TO-
day. Our cables inform us that REPORTS
from this side. Indicating the probability
Of a drouth in Texas, Lent sotnc strength
10 deliveries, SO that after opening lower,
Liverpool closed INN at l-,it 10 2.6id
higher than yesterday. or about l-liid
lower than Monday Spot sales were
10000 bales at i,dfd decline. Onr
market opened about six points lower
than Mondays prices hut quickly re-
covered the loss. aud closed about a
point better than Monday. The news We
get is that the dry spell Is putting the
farmers IN position to clean their crops
thoroughly, and that instead Of doing
harm, an actual benefit has 80 far re-
suited therefrom. Finances are sim In
an unsettled condition, although the
money rate in New York has dropped
back to reasonable figure. closing At q
per cent today, The chances II the re-
peal of the silver bill are likely 10 cut
quito a figure in all markets for solne
time to come, and there are many who
believe that we shall have no settled
finances until congress shall have passed
upon that subject.
Spots here were quiet and steady, with
total sales of 800 bales at unchanged
prices.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-06
corroN Goops rnApE.

Manchester. July 5.-The Guardian
IN its commercial article says the mar
krt is luirter Inquiry has sackenNu
Merchants have lately bought freely
from India. The lirmness Of quotations
and the extended time required for de-
livery have checked business. Large
Inquiries from India for prMtcd anil
fancy goods are coming forward, Tile
engagements OF manufacturers OF print
ing and finishing cloths are checking
execution of orders The limit Of the
production OF wide looms has been
reached. Inquiries are made from China
It, TO prices, but orders are not sent
Yarns quiet.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-06

brand. e1-2c; choice white bass brand,
'ei roasted, white. best qua lty, l2c.
DRIED ERUiTS-rnrkish primes,
Per ID, Toe; French 1l0s lbs D9-le-
BOXES, l2c: California Dos zoos, -9-lh.
y Ses, i4c; 1Os. Sos. lie; COS, tOs,. liei
N,Sai,iornia ,eraporicd gprieots, OLD,
crown, 81 per hox; l.. l.. rnisins, =
crown. 81 per box; California dried
Irapcs, In sacks, DC per H.; Cahtornm
ssaarln grapes, In sacks. &c per ib.' 1aii'
ivrlla seetless raislns. Sc; choice cNap'
oo,,nted nnples, 10lb. boxes. ~ i--e'
n rln prime o0-lh. boxes lOci dried AZ
RIGS - sc per H., sliced dried apples,
rc per ID; currants, In bills. . S-lduc
per 10. eurranta. In haxes. Q 1-2c per ~.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-06
CANNED GOODS.

= per doz.. St.SJ.
9, FISH Alaska, No, salmon, per doS,,
SLfe; Columbia river No. l salmon, ber,
,s,,,Sl.lo; lib, nackerA, per dos''S M IN.
EnrHean saidlnes. Ids. per case, Sov ",
r,ncn,ch arlincs, Lis. per ease. Sl2.Su,
d, MEATS-lottcd ham, IL H.. soc, per
Inaa.; notted ham, 10 H.. Si,n0 per dox' /.
NN,icnna sausage. L. h., Slao per dos !
Vienna sausage, ] h., S2la per 9oA'
lunch Tongue, ! H.. Sa.In per aoz' /,
ehlpped boef | NJ. 81 40 per doE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-06
HIDES, WOOL, Ere.

HIDES buyers are paying: Dry
aint heavy, Sc; light, 5o dry salt, 10.
green salt 3'a3 lee butchers green,
2 l-2M3 l-2c.,
,,ndlnm, 12milc; tine, 12u1Jc.
homes lloofs aud bones. $500 per
ION. delivered.
BEEsWAN-15a1sc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-06
WINES AND spn,iTs.

WHISTLES Rcctiied, 81 oOd2.00 aa
nor proof; l.year-old upwards, ST .il0fi
10: sour mash. 2-yoarod and upward
ST iil0ia a. per age; extra fine SGOOf1
1000; blended whistles, Sa.OOft325
WINES Pure grape, per gallon, SI.OO
RRANDIES- Pure Tennessee annlo
S9a5; pure Maryland peach, $3.50: do''
nesllc cognac, SlIJuJ50; Imported.
50 5Oli0 %.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-06
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

New York, July 5.-NIoney on call
loan 3 per cent closing offered at 3, 1
Prime mercantile paper. six to eight
per cent.
Sterling Exchange. firm, bankers bills.
81 81 ~ for sixty days, 81 81 II for
demand.
Silver quiet hut strong. certificates sold
al 10 rs, closing at 1916.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-06

Now Orleans, LII, July s. -lSpeciaD-
Sterling Commercial co
days as al IS4
ucs-CommerelnlG0 days.4 2Tl6
New York sIgnJ.-Bunk 80. ljU premium.
Commercial. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 25O dis,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-06
WITHOUT A RIVAL
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FoRT WORTH, TEXAS


Nhais, Mo, July 5.--Michael p.
?. Rneral agent Of the Big -Four
l. n|t ias mystcriously disappeared,
~ Feared by his wife and friends
HN ms committed suicide. 4 num-
n friends and an official Of the
!ee 1estetlay called at the -Four
.NtlaN, nsld . long consultation with
BIZ t11frgan and Desmond and asked
Hsa,siince IN locating Kelley. 'phey
r. nnu. and last nirht tbc sis .i,ss
!, q thorough search Of tbe cit,. ~
---7le{ one Of the best-knour rail.
eihtials IN the West. Ear ,,o a,ii,
M " fenrs he has been conneetad Win ,,i,S
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HEALTH AND PLEASURE RE
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-06

New York, July -(Special)-
Sterling-Bank, 90 days...,4 S9}5
Commercial, 90 DAYS. ......+ 81 iGeI So
Reichmarks-Co ~ =.
hhySs.... .s.s COCOON WA
Franks-Bank, 90 days...... ?.lS@95 2lJs
Commercial, 20 days .......5 23S
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-06
WOOL,


ST. Louis. Mo, July RtWool Re-
ccipts. 3lp.1OO pounds; Shipments, lIe,-
300 ponds; quiet Unclaimed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-06

Should Try the lnectric h.n
NN Naiatorium and see its wonda ..tis
II erodicates all impurItics' IN
f14qn, makes the complexion cIear Az. ,,,il
rfmoyes all plmples and biotctanii
Hness Of the joints, or soreness ~
oflr fpised BY rheumatism, over Y.
/" pr str9in. o'er'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-06

Sugar. Quiet. Open kettle. 33-M3
f-Sc; crntnmgal prime yellow, 1883,
seconds, 3t-i,Artc
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-06

Galveston, Tex, July b. Especially
StcrliIns, 90 ys...............,.. 80
New York sight. Observation-Disclosures. nom.
New Orleans sight. nom.
American silver.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-06
COAL

Retail Iist-Cauons City, sI.T5 pc,
t.9n; ,McAllster Choetaw, Jenny Lind
Blg Muddy, Rouse, Maitland, Cameron
S5.T5; 0 to 10 ION lois $3.50; one Ian t"n
$NIoi onehnlf ton $3.50; Monarch, Vile
tor, santa Clara and fillmore COILS GA
lots, $50; 3 to 10 ton lots, SO; tw
tons, 1928; one ton, $3.50; onc-hnlf Ton
car lots, S5.2S; 3 to Il" 10 tons. SS.5n: ~
tons. 800; one ton. SO; ouc-hnlf ton
S3ao; Maitland egg aud Monarch erp
car lots. 50: Q 20 10 tons. 81. 25: iwn tons
$3.50; single ton, S575; anihrucib
lots Sis 9S sn 5 ,o' tom Mai n 20 II,
lOullal, . TO 10 tons. 50. single ton
5000 onehalf ton. 50; slack conl. i0c
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-06
COTTON.


Liverpool, July b. Special l--Spot cot
ion closed quiet at lilo DECLINE prices
in buyers favor
Ordinary ...,,.......,. o-lO
Good ordinary .'..'.,.,.......e-.'
Low nlud .lng',-.......--~>-- .s--r9 y
Alid1llng. '''.s..'''@-' =
Good middling. .,........,.l.a. ~
MiddlinE fair, ......., i...,.s.. AZ
Total sales, 10 900 bales; American 9,slo
bales
Imports, 24oo bales American, 2,iOo
bales
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-06

New Orleans. July Especial Got
ton futures closed quiet 70 poiuts up
Sales, 900.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-06

o.. 25c; do. 25-oa. tlns. per o.. 24c;
do. lUO.oz. thus, per OK. BE; sal so,ls.
per b., = 1-i62 1-2c: saltpcter. refined,
per ib,. Zoe; salipoter. commercial, uc
Sglts EPSON. per lh..sj to g., salts
Rochelle, 30c; blcarbonate, English kegs
sP~ MI ~ 6 HS; sa'phnr. o'bel' lots J5s
turpentlne, market rates. ptr gal: white
lcad, Collier 4 Southern. s. r.. per IT,.
q lie
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-06

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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-06

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The Russellville Democrat., 1893-07-13
THE iNFANTA AT HOME.
She send Her Best Thanks to Amtricsns
 Generally

DfHrIhHy
 MADRID, July 9--The Infanta Enlalia, who arrived here yesterday after visiting the United States as a guest of the American government, was requested oy the reporter of a paper in this city to grant him an interview. The Infanta readily granted the request and invited the reporter to visit her at the palace. When he was ushered into the pres ence of the Infanta she sa d she well comed the chance to speak direct to her American friends She stated that she had splendid return voy- age from the United States; she hugely enjoyed herself during the whole period of her visit, and felt that she knew and respected Ameri- cans as never before. She charged the Associated Press reporter to re peat her heartiest thanks to the gov ernment and people of the United States. She had been charmed by the enthusiastic reception, and finds great pleasure in relating the details of the visit to all her friends. The Infanta's manner and language left no doubt her visit to America will long remain one of her most pleas ant memories.
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-07-13
KNOWLEDGE

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