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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-09

Meats-Dry salt, clear shorts. Sc;
hacon,, short clear. 01-2c; bacon bellies
&c; clear aud short bellies, 1Uc.
~ Llard--oompound, Z Lee; pure leaf.
Sugar Standard grannlatel. Sc; pow.
dered barrels, . 1.ic; powdered, half bar
ics, . lie; cut loaf, In barrels, , t-4c;
cut loaf, in half barrels. ~; fancy
yellow, clarified, 4l-ic; prime yellow
Coffee Arbuclle's Ariosa. "a Zoe.
Midland, p lie: Lion, II lie; Alaroma,
% l-2c; Jersey, u lie.
Green Coffee-By the sack. good
berry. "a l-2c; old government Java,
&c: Mocha. 2Ic
Molasses- barrel lots. new erop.
fancy sugar house, 4Oc; choice new crop,
per gallon, BE; fancy syrup, per gallon
35c; choice corn syrup, per gallon, 2Sc;
silver dip. per gallon, 30c.
Beanss1SSsay syy 1T. ll-ie; Lima, 9 1.2c;
99'{Y .as. . ''-S' p'nA' . i'2'i black eyes.
Rice-Commou, 4 1-4ai 1.2c; prime
Sc; choice, 8 l-2dGc; head rice, g 1.2c.
Salt Fish-Nsw Mnckerel. medium
No. !. half barrels, $3.50: No. ?. len.
pound net. kits, Sl10. medium No
1O-pound net kits, Sl25; Goldfish, bricks.
Z lie
Cheese Fancy. full cream. one in box.
Ice; two In box. 10 S-4c; Young Ameri.
can. 10 l-2c.
Starch Lump, 4c per pound; and 3
pound packages, per pound. lie: Ulb
wooden boxes, &c per pound; corn starch
20 and 40-pound boxes, Gd6 lie; Fault.
less, 64c; lib. packages to the case, S.
Pickles-Bbls., medium. $3.50. IL
bbls.. medium, 1925; bbls., small. $3.50:
IL bbls., small, 81; 1O-gallon kegs, So;
5-galon kegs, SL1j pints per dOz.. S5c;
quarts, per doz., Sl2J; IL gallon. per
dog. 50; Am. gal, per doz., S320: hexa-
gon, gal per doz,, So; imperial, per gal.
'Nnts|Aimonds. ncW soft she'll ner
h.. III lie, walnuts, per h.. extra large,
II l-2c fberts, per H.. Il l-2c: Brazils,
pcr h.. new crop, IL l-2c: pccans, new
crop S 1-2d9c; peanuts fancy white,
nor sack, Parrot brand. Sc: choice white,
brass brand. &c; roasted white, best
| quality, 10c.
TRIED Frults-Turkish prhnes. ner
m & he; California. HOS. lbs, 5G.lh.
boxes, Z 1-2c; California, 00c; zoos. 25.ih.
| Loyrs Sc; T0s, SOS. De; sos. 7Os, q 1-gc:
| california eyuporated, aprlcots. per h.,
| ii 1-2c; l.. l.. rasins, 3 crown. 81 per
| box; choice eyaporQted apples, 0O.lh,
boxes. Toe; prime, 50.lb. boxes, o 1-2c
| h.. currants, in boxes. &c per h., Cali.
fo-nia rnisin grapes 8 lie; dried grapes.
| a.. citron, 1Sc; orange peel. iSc; lemon
,,ccl 18c: dates, lob. boxes, 1Oc per III.
ENlb boxes, 1-2c per 10; choice I'm.
Seeled California peaches, 12c.
Preserves liyc,lb. pals, one do7
kins per lh', luc'
Jellies -Twenty-ib, nails. zoe: 30-lh
nails, 81; 17.lh pals, 65e; 5-lb, tin pals
~, AN $40: g. wine-Rlnss, per doz
75c. schooner, per doz., S2.40
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-09
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
ATWOOD VIOLET < co.

sna.ial TO Tho Gazette.
New Orleans, La, Dec. s--Atwooh
violet & 90. say: Liverpool under the
,r,,.snrc Of heavy receipts aud continued
full crop estimates, shows break o.
I-g4th. to 5.8iths on arrivals and l-l5
~ s,,,t cotton Markets on this side
so.no,1e1. showing q not decline both
Nora ana IN New York, of some i 70
1here was some disposition 70 hammer
fhe market In order TO reaeh SOP illi, ~
I'M without any great success, ~ me
IN eiemcnt seem sufficiently eonahent
X fheir positiGn TO promptly reepohQ 70
,,iert,in calls under the impression that
&c. will ultimately prove right ~ thelf
No. and that higher markels VIII iol-
~ any marked decrease 10 me m|Ye-
lncnL a.. Titan bcit con.
.i,,,," much Of thc same character nnd
I'M indieate that fhe port movement
vi, ~ expense Of the interior towns
- ~ ,,ist the nercentage In FIRST bands y
a l.f,. 's,,,sG Ia dis connection We would
y ,,,,.ssed 10 have our readers give US
~ rjeId ~ lint per acre In their -feeii9nA :;
Ia Inc stock In yards, Mai,nols,,, PIX 5
e-,nnresses tids yeiF AFRO HiAl ~ ~,
al me same time ihtt sll' H.. - ~
such other MlviAA.-
'eT Rseeipts today are 56oIi bale, sssii1st
a5sSI bales last week ena os No.; ~ 49, H.
~, os,7 as2 i,alcs las week ana z'A'''
ge estimated receig;s Tor in, ~ Po5a ~ n, ~
morrow az 81, from sI,. l5 ~ y 50 i0'V
against 1000 bales isss 49, s,rbt hi.
he a6sgis bales against si@rsile
sa Is Nj year and 4oo.2o -, lq bsoss IN
previous year The io.ai siiS h. a 10 ~
i mo. s's aesiar. 3.0i7,TG0 bales last gear
ma ,ib 255 iss bales the yesE p ~ S'1s,
II viii be noted that We sfe c ~ ~ yssr
oais7 I n s.o0t00 tales behind he crop .
s la year previous and ma: . ,; sasA .sy
fnner crop estimstf, "a, a ..'.-s -, ~
eooG 200 l,siesl Il would oe neee..Ar; ~.
1880 1850 from 10 % 10 equal that o. nc
ARE s-rop year, and = thus II - 49,. ",
. anlT $1,000 bales ahsAd Of iast ye--'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-09

~
Special TO the Gazette
New Orleans, La. De- S.-McElroy
& 60 say.
Futurcs-loday has been one Of actif.
ity In all markets. Liverpool opened easy
az decline Of 3Bi aud continued on the
downward movement until the close.
which shows not loss on the day az
SOL 10 0Ui. SpDig weW Ia fair demand
~ unchangl prices, smiles asgrcgailrr
iNtNo bales, Gables attribute the weak
ness 10 news from this side of very
hearish character and Anticipating a con-
mutation q the prceent heavy mqyemsnt,
our market opened . points below Inst
night and ruled steady until the puhlica-
tion Of the weekly statement which ctls-
cd heavy liquidation by weak long ho,d-
ers and a further decline OF 3 1oills
50 that We closed at the lowest Of the
day u points down. Spots were e2v
a. Is cents decline, sales by factors be-
ms 900 bales. aud 10 arrive 1900 bales.
The continued heavy movement eccms
70 pernlo1 oven the most snngnlnc bulls.
Adytce~ trom the interior indicate that
receipts are decreasing daily. but until
these reports are verified 10y falling
on In The movement to ports they viii
naturally be discrcdtel.
lhe weekly statement published by our
exchange this afternoon shows The amount
brought Into sight 10 have been i0S.0O0
bales, against 3T;lOO0 bales year ago.
Already estimates Of the coming weeks
movement have been wired TO Liverpool.
The figure given hcine @n,OOO bales. The
bears continue aggressive. encouraged by
the continuation Of their recent predi'-
Tons, and have thus added materially 10
their already large line. Port receipts
today were $1,000 bales. against 1900
bales last year, while New Orleans OK,
pests from 1900 10 10000 bales, agamst
l3,oOO bales a year ago.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-09

Quotations based on small lots to
retail dealers. Antipathine, per ounce,
soc; Acetnulid, per o., Zoe; per pound,
csc; ncetic acid, per pound, lSCi carhol-
10 acid, cryist per pound, 3Oqa2c; mn-
ratic acid, G. r., per Mound, &c; nitric
sci5 6 f. pes per RSSa0aaa c -i in SpG seS
bulk. per pound, S1.25; alcohol, % per
cent, per gall. S2.42, less Sc for cash;
alum, per pound, sc; nutlkRmuiu, SlD;
nptifchriue. per ouuse. 23c; antpyrene.
per ounce. Si40; ammonia carbonate,
per pound, 10c; yltriol, per pound. Vttse;
blue mass, per. pound, 0Oc' blue ONT
12d13c; camphor gum, per pound
$4,000; capscum. powdered, per
pound 2jc; cocaine. inur.. cryst'.
prr ounce, $780, copperas, per
pound. 2U3c; cream tartar @. p per
pound. zoe; grOcers, per pound ldc;
bowers powders, per pound. VI %; ether,
snlphuric, u. $. p, per pound, Ihc'
Snm shellac, per pound, zoe; glue, brown,
ner pound, 12u16c; glue, white, per
nonnd zoe; mace, per pound, Soc, mer.
rurv upr pound, Toe. morphine, p. &
w 1.S or box, per or, S225; . IL
o. boxes, per o. 40; o.
hottlos. per o., 81 lu' nuimcgs, per
nound TIC. castor OIL per gallon. 81 20
~ *. olive OH. per gallon. 81 10: lin.
vodi iii pcr gallon, 50dJ1c; sperm, W.
N nor gallon, - 90; opium, per pound.
90 "a. opium. po, per pound, $500
hock pepper per pound. 1lc;
nn,ash. bromide. per pound, ilc;
noiasb' chlorate, per pound, 20ci iodidc,
her pound. SO -; Quinine, Z & W.,
1 OF bottles BE; cans, per on. NE;
88ae. H Il s. quluine. 1.oz. Walls. per
49, 40. Al ~ 21c: 25-OZ tins prr az
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-09

Ovsters-O ne-pound, per dozen, OOc;
~ ner dozen, S1.Sj.
NJ Alaska, No 1, salmon, per dozen.
g, AZ. Columbia river No, ] salmon,
Sl.fg5, o7en. Si.75; 1-pound mackerel per
per a rs; American sardlncs, LIS. Der
c cSse s5; French snrdines' LIS, per case
Sl2.50. a hon "a 49,,
~ m e5c. pottel ham, IL pound ner
Dozen dozen Si.50; Vienna sausage, ~ pound,
per 9oNr ner dozen. s2.25; lunch tongue.
I g%% per dozen, SID; Clipped beef,
! ! onannl, per dozen. s 80; Clipped beef,
- mad per dozen. $40.
osatohles-T hrce-pound tomatoes.
81 g5; 2-Pound. tomatoes, S11oi 2-pound
So AZ. 1.pound string beans, eOc; 2-pOund
2,iha,,r.ro,yfat peas, Sl21.
W9ria,iifornia Fruits--Tw and one-hnlf
snd neaches. S2.25; . IL pound april
pun ,. 81 IS: 21-2 pound pears, S225;
SSVgS bound plums, Sl.S5; 21-2 pound
- - cranes, S1S5; . 10 pound white
I n9bnrries. $3.50; 21-2 pound black cher
RES, $3.50,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-09

lightcst, In business for months. Thers
t. nothing definite as 90 any furihur gold
expectations beyond today's announce.
ments, arrNgating Ss5O.O,H, as stcr
ling exchange a not up TO the shipping
point and only by operating In German
exchange II even n slight margin of profit
Permissible The general list showed no
chungo fron yrsteNiay'a closing figures
grchter thnn a fraction. Tho prevailing
tone was stcadlncss md even sugar kept
within i.se fluctuations The weakest
part Of the day was az the close, when
the tendency wa. downward.
Railway aud miscellaneous bonds, mar
kct generally wenk and lower.
Governments strong,
stairs quiet
BAR silver. 90 d,Sc.
Mexican dollars, 50 3-Sc
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-09
LOCAL MARKETS.



3. J2c.
Corn CARROTS. +. 0. b., Fort Worth
Gari Joc; ear. local wagon lots, 45c per
e.snei' Kansas shellpd, car lots, bulk
II LIE; sacked, a. lie.
ohis-Iexas rnst proof. car lots, &
o. 90 D.. Fort Worth, bulk, SOC; sacked,
Is wagon loads. unsackcd. 30d3ae,
yv bran-Pcr 100 pounds, i. o. b.. Fort
~ aayy,-Car lots. I. o. b.. Fort Worth,
p PES, Forney, So per ton; best mp
and, $500; alfalfa, loose local. $40.
ii oslln grass. baled. local, So per ton;
ioq 1s prairie, local, per ton. SO 80.
flour-Best patents. S1.s0 per 100
pounds, half patents, 81 IS; third grade,
81 20; fourth grade, 81 o5; Northern
Cheepss-Corn and oats, mixed, per
'oh, SlS; per 100 pounds. S1.00.
Cotton--Low niiddhnc. . IL, strict
low midIllng, &c. middling. q 3-Sc; strict
nlddling, q l-2c; good middling, 5Sc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-09
cncAGo LIVESTOCK.


Hy AHF0clhTel TrN7F'
Chicago. ILL.,, Drc stlir supply Of
cattle today was notably lgat lhu day
closed without any radical change, Ia
10 cents quito covering gain 10 any
glade Weak demand, SALES large 81 80
Gi2.I5 for cows, hoiiers and hiilsf stock
mDrlset continues 70 show hrmueas, the
supplies being small. Choicest offerings
ifhnd SG.OOlfg2j.
Tho i,Jg funrhct continued comparative.
~ stoaly Heavy. S5.1OQ5;iO. assorted
llghi M SJ.2nN5 90
sbcop-Bdk Of ,alqs, s2.2JJ2 %.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-09
srocll MARKnr nny1rw.

Nv Associated Press,
New York, Dee. 3 'rhe Post sass,
"nodnys stock market opened dun aud
icaturelesl the shorts covering In a f-w
mnokH, but prices elsewhere yielding
slightly, The announcement that Si01,-
600 In gold would be- sent abroad iom0r-
row had NO effect and the market simply
moved hnck aud forth within limited
range, the general movement, haNrNcr
reaction In the afternoon, hA ningo on
Berlin aud other German points moved
up slightly though sterling rates rr'
mninct substantially mohnngci. As a
consequence arrangements were made To
ship ShOpOOO Of gold tomorrow, anh 9th
projected.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-09

sr. LOUIS PRODUCE.


by Associated Press.
ST. Louis. Mo-. Dec. S.-i'lour nm.
Wheat opened l-4c on, but soon re-
acted and dropped 1 l-ic; hter I'm
proved some. bit the close was t-Snle
below yesterday. Cash remnned hrm'
90 3-Sc. December closed ~ 3-ici Jau'
nary. 80 3-4c; May $50
GorD Cash steady. ~ LEI options
were weak and followed wheat closing
January 33 i.4e; May, Hia3B l.sc'
Oats-No trading w futures; eampln
lots. casll sold % SIC; December, -
3-4c hid. May. Bic bid
Cornmcal dulct, Sl,iO
Whisky steady, SLID,
Pork dun. Sl1.
lard higher. SS1OMS15.
Dry anlt meat better. loose shoulders
1851 -. longs aud rllr, SB.sI ~
shorts. 81; boxed lois. - cents more.
Bnron- Shoulders. SIS; longs, IS
rile. Ss.12 IL. shorts. $685. IL.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-09
oYsrERs. ASA ANn aANE.

snDoys,ers and fsh-Oysters, bulk, teW
~ peF hundred counts; per dozen eAhas,
,s1', dressed catfish. lOa 70 pinnNs
non, h',s Zoe per Pound. shriups' I'VE
'JEsnu, loc: crabs, per dozen, Ile,
dozen; qualls, Si6ii.j 80 per doren;. Mai
lnn ducks, per pair. Ghc; Teal ducks,
Ist pair Joe; cBnyashack ducks, per
p sI oOgU0c; rabbits, 81 per DOZEN ueer
h1udies per pound, l-2c.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-09
THE GAzETTE FT WORTH TExAs SATURDAY. DEcEMBER 1aga

NO., nuslel. 81; carrots. pen hushci.. 81;
rS1;sh oaae, S2.5O0S3 per 100 stalks;
~ ~, Tu'u'i'c per dosca; lettuce. 20fi
I III. w, alicnla lines. per box. Si6t
hnshei Ves, ,aen apples. per barrel. - 1. ner
nor IL, pl2a. lemons, fancy. eS,, ~
lNnagcii StNao9; oranges. per box. ~
~ pcr basket, sOd35c; pears, per
W., opshel, Si.50; bushei box, 81; Call
fprni, ~ plums, per crate. So al
fornis Nelsey plume. per crate, 50 NAl-
pe- g. pl9nes, per crate $50; ounces
Ssa5 usnel' 81; Bartlett pears, per BOX,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-09
LIVESTOCK

KANSAS CRY LIVE STOCK
Hy Associated Press,
Kansas cts. Mo-. Dec. S-Catilc--
Receipts, $500; shipments, 1000 steady
Texas steers, Sc. iOd3,5O. shipping steers,
- lWdhdD. Texans and native cows,
81 2hdt,ig1. butchers stD,l. S2T1fri lb)
stpclscra and feeders, S110d3bO.
lloga lkeccinta BOO; shipments, 1900
weak, bulk, S5tNkI5. ~; heavy packing
and mixed, $4,000. 20; Hight yorkora and
pigs, S4G5di625.
Sheep Receipts 1900; shipments, 100
slow and steady,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-09

@ Gordage Sisal nope. half-ineh basis.
% i-2c; MANILA rope. ten-ineh bass,
ton Irvine. 16c; 5.pis lutte Irvine, lSc.
Bags-64 inch, S-ounce. : lie; 80
O lie.
Seed-Rye. per bushcl. soc; turnip
see9' per pound 25c; alfalfa see1' ps es
pushei, $3.50; johnson grass seed apc.
pushel' Sl.25; millei, per bushel' o'e'
OArlcy seed. per bnahol GOc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-09

Ss,..-,,i,crs-.Animals. 12c; Boston butler.
o bniter. &c; creams, lie; crackntls.
~ pnorscher meal, &c; oyster pearl, Oe;
loo. 'a,reislor. Sc; pretzels. lie: eres M
oyster e.. snowiakes. lie. soda, &c.
so Cake. and Igm6 .,;,,,5 and one
nan 1.2c: grandma's cookies, Zoe:
snaps snaps, 13c; waters. 15c; sugar
lemon a, 'I Zoe; stage planks. Sc.
earameis assorted /, favor .,
nonhu '-oound box. 4Oc; japanese strips.
hnyors,, Havor. 5-poi1nd box, 65c; rock,
coe ooytnd and white, CSC: French kisses,
9 nsT box e5ci chocolate creams s IA A. soe.
lemon nor box. 90e; creams, hand.
nln ,l ,,,yeIye varieties, zoe; peanut block.
n Inaeei nennui bar per box, 75ei losenge,s.
0sso,F,eu cherry brand. 5-ponnd box,
=. ns. ,r,,;xed candies. pals, per pound.
81 ~ ~. a,rtstal emit. Sc; daisy II VI creams,
s.;,iet candy. in pals. Z 1-2e.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-09

WhlsNes- Sl0Oa2.OO as
Per proof; l-year-old and upward. Sl,Uy
O. 10; sour mash, 2-year-old and npwaatrl,
SfAOd5,00, as per age; extra hne Sp ~,
Wl0OO; blended WHISTLES, S2.oUq,,, - ~
Nine--Pure grape. per gallon Sl'uV
and upward
Brahdies-Pnre Tennessee apple. So
pure Maryland peach. 500 d9lpaeeslu l
Cognac, 75caSs50; imported. S7ool'
9.25.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-09

Hides-Buyers are paying Dry nint,
heavy, DC; light, 4c: dry salt, Sc; green
s0lt 2d2 lie; butchers green, 2g3c.
Wool--Llght medium, 1TQ1Be: low
medium. 12di4c: iiue. l2M II.
Bones and bones, $500 per ton
delivered.
Bees wax-15dlSc
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-09

BY Associated fteh-'
rhiearo. his, Dec. Son a booming
rain futures collapsed today and under
rep1rta OF heavy gold shipments from
Nav York and expectation that me COY
srnmcut report will show a figh'r GOA.
dition Of wheat. prices nPre AinaHhel
down I-s for wheat. 5s far corn, and
Me provision market went The other
way on peculiar speculaiions aud closed
hieher all around. pork jumping 20 eenis.
I.aadfu4 futures clOacdi
Wbeat- December, " ~ slay. N5 o.s
Corn-Dccember, rs ~ January, ~
~ a. n laiDies ~ h . "A; January,
% "a: May. 20 7-S,
Mes o0rk January. sis.lO; May,
@i i,,a,araLisnaafy. $50; aIay, sT92 IL
sort 40. January, NH ~; hay,
$3.50
No. . spring wheat, 90 u; No =
~ 2 corn. . IL.
M . oafs - Is.
Mess pors. $40 y l.2ai32s.
tsags r,b.~si loose. se.7ya7 %.
Dry saited shoulders~BoSsd, So'26at
slori clear sl5ss-Bsred, sT.2yaT 80
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-09

allowing conditions govern the
lll Eieh guess must forecast tho
hnperature in Waco, Texas,
Adthe thirty-one days of next
:, The award will be made by
fi'h with the official report OF
n States weather bureau.
20, hA subscriber to The Semi
Gazette who has a credit on
ni~As much as six months
faon from October TO- 1893, is
Done guess; a credit OF one
hsdIs Eaeriptlon from October 10,
Ne subscriber to two Ruesses.
uses viii be received and filed
O'clock midnight December
oscurs
fs Gazette will number the
y received and deliver the
ncoapons, without names, to
eled / aall'ee, which will make the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-09

With an early crop, a most favorable
lali ttghi moneg ard abundant trinspor-
A'iou NC SIC nothing 20 warrant tue eS-
pefianpn ot current estimates
onr spot market closed easy al l'Sc
decline, Sales. $3.50 bales; sales 70 ar
rIfn iirll haia4
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-09

New York, Doc 3 -(Spoeiall-
Sterling, Bank, 60 days..,a stkGet san
Commercial, 20 dhya, .,.,...l sth
dnys,,. $1,000. .9l 1870
Franka-- bank co days .....b 1881
Commercial, % days ..,,,. 80,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-09
!. skH PREMIUMS !
To Subscribers.

'a'ing October 10, a register
'np, OF each yearly cash sub
which 'eceived, and each one mum
uppll1l. Ae order in which it came.
T s'rlbers numbered as below
one s's Immediately on registra-
ere - a'h subscriptions the sums OPP
Saunders.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-09

By Associated Pross
Kansas City. No, Doe, s Wheat, No.
. hard, DIE; Ne. . red. 81 lie.
Corn, No . mixed, 10 i-2iidlci No. .
white, 3l6iAl 1-lc,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-09

ST. Louis, Mo. Doc. S. my Assoc-
atca Press) Spot cotton closed l-lGo
lower and quiet
Mlddhng ............,......... $40.
Sales. 1902
Rocolpts $500
Shipments. 800.
Stock, 10000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-09

pomItrr-Old hens. per do1., 800
lou cbiekens sp'all, per dozen. S5g9
fancy. large. spri1s PsSr5 o asIey hens hens
r1v9'Stl1,re T5e; geese. per dozen,
s.,Sc,o h5wsts Der dozen, 500,
So - ~ fresh. without case, PC
i5ntterI Fresh country, 1885, choice
creamery, 2Oa2Ss
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-09
GENERAL MARKETS.


Galveston, rox., Dec $ --tSpsalaL) -
BY steamship from Galveston, Tent
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-09

New Orleans, La. Dee s -C5plelaD =
Sterling Commercial, CO 49, .o,,
Frames = Gommorslal.50 daya.5 alR
New YORK ngnt--liunk. par
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-09
rRrsH VEGETABLES ~ F lIIIllI,,

vegatables-wax beans, per hashsii.
60 AZ. butter beans sl-oO PssasigSn i ~.
c5bhnre. Northern, per ll9'nl. Ill s0-,
potatoes. California, bze,.. swesf pofa,
oniops, ~ " ushei bOd75ei sweet potatoes,
toes. Pc per buehri. St.5O; sweet pep
~ NJ, ne per half-bnshei basisi ~ S bscis
b0li75c PEI one aaisn p'n'Dsl'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-09
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Galveston. Tex. Dea : -tspssia-,--
Stocks this day. ........,....- looe.,o
Stocks tals aay last year. .-...-. lfoai'O'l
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-09

Hroerdea of silk. cnriehgd with gold
and ailyer were nude IN China H. o.
lT2l.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-08-17
NEWSPAPER WAITS.

AUNr-"Well, Bobby, what do you
want to be when you grow up?" Bob
by remembering private seance in the
woodshed)-"An orphan. Sift-
ings.
TEACHER-"Karl, can you tell me the
symbolism Of cclors-green, blue and
red, for instance?" Karl-'IIope, mod
esty, and - socialism" - Fliegende
Blatter.
p" JOHNNY, what is a kiss?" asked the
teacher. ''It's a thing which you can't
describe with yer tongue, but yer can
express it with yer lips" said Johnny.
-IIarper's Bazaar.
HE (anxiously)-"Doy you think your
father would ever consent to our mar
riagc9" She (carefully)-"Idon'tkn know.
Papa is just like all other men-so 1
suppose he makes mistakes sometimes" "
brooklyn Life.
PERHAPS for concentrated inaccuracy
of statement nothing can surpass the
following sentence, which occurred in
an account of n burglary given in q
newspaper: "After fruiSless search,
nll the money was recovered except
one pair of boots. s."-Tid-Bits.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-08-17
PICKED UP m EUROPE.

PORTUGAL is the most illiterate coun-
try in Europe.
VINE is frequently used instead Of
water in Spain in mixing shoe black
ing.
AN enormous gorilla in the Berlin
aquarium takes bath every day, and
when eating uses n knife, fork and
napkin.
GRADUATED cork and bitumen
pressed into blocks is used for paving
the streets OF, London, elasticity being
it's chief recommendation.
TIE average length of life Is greater
in Norway than in any other country
on.the globe. This is attributed to the
fact that the temperature is cool and
uniform during the entire year.
IN Paris they first utilize rats to
clear the flesh from the bones Of car
casses, then kill the rats, use up the
fur for trimmings, their skins for
gloves, their thigh bones for tooth
picks and their tendons and bones for
gelatine wrappers.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-08-17
THE LAND OF QUEEN VIC.

LONDON was the first city to use
coal.
THE population of London increases
at about the rate of 100000 per annum.
/ THE oldest building, not ruin, in
the world is said to be the Tower of
London. 1t antedates C@sar's con-
quests.
IN England some striking forge
workers recently decided they were in
the wrong, and, besides going back to
work at once, voluntarily paid their
employers e25 indemnity for the loss
caused by their striking.
REEDS were in common use some
fifty years ago in the north of England
for addressing parcels on brown paper.
They give bold, strong writing, such
as no quill or steel pen can give. Tho
common bulruGh with thick head is
the reed used.
OLDHAM, Eng. has n furnace for the
destruction of the towns refuse which
burns at such high temperature that
its heat, applied to raising steam,
furnishes sufficient power to more than
cover the cost Of the collection and
burning of the refuse.
A sUPERsTITIoUs idea of the middle
ages still exists in many parts of Eng
land that when the death of a person
! is imminent the fastenings of the door
of the death chamber hinder the de-
lparture of the soul from the body,
thus making final dissolution doubly
painful.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-08-17
ODD AND INTERESTING.

A FRENcHMAN is experimenting with
n phonograph upon the language Of
hens.
three thousand feet without encounter
ing either rock or water.
TWIN mules nre claimed to be owned
by Platte City (Mo) man. Twin
mules arc of rare occurrence.