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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15
STAPLE PROVISIONS.

NusATs-Dry salt. clear short, II l.oc;
l,cnn- short clear, II lie; bacon bellies.
n %; hams, medium. II 1-4c breakfast
bacon, is i-.ci dry salt bellies, u Ike;
ar salt shoulders, De-
LARD Compound, 8 he; pure leaf,
II siiif;AR- Grannlaied, &c; powdered, in
,,.rs.is Il lie, powdered, half bgrrels,
n a-le: cut loaf In barrels, O lie; cut
- Ia half barrels. @ 3-4c; fancy yellow.
'i T9IoipFSF'EE- Arbuekle's Ariosa. 26c:
NtisIaud. 55c; Lion. DC: Aaroma, 25e;
Je Gr5I,yys;F; II coFFFEE- BY The sack.
"a 90. choice, ne; fancy, DC; pea.
berry. 2ie; old government, Java, 27cI
M Sinf' ASSES Barrel lots, new cfon.
~ hons. 45c; choice, reboilcd, per
suiN a5e, fancy syrup. per gallon. 35c;
49, s1ic,, rorn syrup per gal JOc. mlyer
'r,Hjis XIX s~Nayy. 3 1-ec; Lima. 3 I.2e;
h1yen' A.; pink, 4 l-2ci black eyes
,i,TT,;P Common. 1-4flI lie: prime
Ni ,bcie.. i-2fiBc; head rice & To.
sAIq' FiSH-Ncw macofrl. medium.
haiflarfels. 81 75i No. ., len.
~, moi Kits, 81 90; medium. No. .
R i9.nennd net Ni-. sl.25' Goldfish bricks,
cHhEsE Fanny, tull cream. one in
bor. IL 1-2c; IN ppA' - i-7e' Young
Amprican 15c.
-, sn, n.elares, per d.. %. g.nt
~ w, is,r,.s IL, per pound; corn starch.
W. XXI .illb boxes, Gao lie: Taullless.
I'm rncksaeA ~ ine ease. 80.
PICKLES Ilhls.. mPniun, ~, 70; bhi..
| ,neJium 81; hblr., sninil: -; IL bills.
mall, iDgaiion keSs. $3.50; 5-gallon
siAA'i 10. ,sut. nor do, 81. tiIarts
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15

VIZ -ln, u nature IA queer thing. A man
~ new Jersey not far from here who
ss0'th $4,000 and had no near rela-
= About an hour before he died he
.ai'ra workman who occupied little
- On the place. The physician and
s.slrinised that nov the dying Dives
-Aooat to give that little home to the
.s1lah who had been faithful for so
NJ years "IaaaTua," said the dying
u, w Nnai was not the workman's name,
y, 1850 you only paid me s. on the last
=, ~ aaa IN case Idle want to have things
N WV. ,sa you know, so I'd like you TO pay
\, \, N ., ~ The money was paid, and a
I 4. MINUTES after clutchiug 1t Dives
s,I t,sa s ~ last apparently happy.-Phil-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15

Snetmes In English country parishes,
ware ,he clergyman has been accustomed
hLLye bis own way, he protects rather Wig
Usasly Il the name proposed for a child
llea.io 10 ehFistensd does not suit him.
OCCASIONALLY, however lie docs SO upon
H.. pTvnisas.
nsh.e Daaa Durgon, when 3 curate in
Berkshire, vas request ed by village eou-
IL % ehFsicl their boy "Veuus,"l or W
| hi cilel Il, "Nauus."
-As!oa aware, lie said, that you are
anls something ridiculous as vol as cx-
stlgy wirkId' Do You suppose am
FAs'o give Christian child, a boy, the
a-i q awongn in heathcn mythology
DIV I'D such a lHonstrous notion get into
ialhads,n
'Pi,ase Sir" said tho father, 1--WE want
IN salled after his grandfather"
Ana do YOU mean to say his grand
Al:f was named Vcnusf"
he, cir; there he is, sir"
A Ior old man, looking very unlike
'eli, hobkled out Of the crowd.
Nloa ia 70 say you were christencd
vans asked the Indignant clergyman.
hsL, no, slr," was the respectful an
na' i was ehristened Sylyanus, but they
s.-n calls me Nauus. flames Payn in
VI York independent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15

Native Patagoniaus, like other savage
people, have very keen eyes for certain
tl!ings-things which their modes Of life
have made itindispensablct that they should
notice. In other words, they are special
lists, and as d matter OF course they excel in
their own particular line But it does not
follow that they have better eyes than are
possessed by men OF civilized countries
Set one Of them to fad reversed ~" in
the middle Of u printed page, says Mr.. Hud-
son, and the tears would run down his
brown cheeks, and he would give up the
search with aching eyeballs. But the
proofreader eau find the reversed letter in
few moments and never strain his eyes in
tho ipast.-Youth's Companion.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15

1t has been shown By analysis that a
young person Weighing lH pounds is con-.
posed Of 81 pounds OF water, pounds Of
white of egg, little less than pound OF
pure glue, 9I}l pounds OF fat, 81 pounds OF
phosphate OF lime, pound of carbonate OF
lime. 0 ounces OF sugar and starch, ounces
of ilourde OF calcium, ounces of phos-
phate Of masneSia and u little ordinary Ia
bic salt. Think OF it, young mani That
beautiful young lady whom you worship
as u pillar OF unadulterated sweetness
doesnt contain three ounces Of sugar
Pomonn Progress.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15

Oats desxns ~. aa.ing 1-Sc above the
escra, Wis > rei les Il lie.
Frylaiass dull.
Loading tuturS closed
wheas1oet. si14; De- cas-; May,
Il ~.
Sorn.-os. sIi.4; Nsr s7s-t; Der.
81 -; May Al Is
Oats--pct. 20 7-S: Nov. ~ IL; Dee.
20 ~; May, SO14
Mess pcrk-oct. Sl0.2o; Jan. Sl4.35,
Lard oc;. So.55; Nov. So.1o; Jan.
SSH IL.
short ribs-oct. $3.50; Jan. ST.45
Cash quotations..
No. spring wheat, 81 IA; No, . red,
u II.
No. . Corn, 81 IA.
No, 2 oats. % ~.
Mess pork, $lT.5NliS.UO.
Lard. S0.oS.io.0u.
Short ribs, sides loosel, Sl.4Sla.50.
7,25.
Short clear sides boxed. S0.2yQD. 30
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15
Receipts ana Exports A. ali United ssate'
inrt1

sinohs =, A. un't@ stats, rh-,L
Galveston, lex, Oct "a -C5pesllL>--
Stocks this day. .,.,,., 6lI7iS
stoclts this Dag last year. .,.... $40, 45p
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15
KANsAs cIrY LIvEsrocK.

KANSAS CITY. Mo. Oct. II Re
ceipis. UlOOO; shipments. 300 market
dull. weaker; Texas steers, S2.hMa 10;
Texas COWS, 81 5O0i2 10; hipning
stcerp. S4.O5i5bO: butcher stock. 500
al 10: stockers aud feeders, :. 2op
3. 90. @
market 5fnlOu lower; bulk of salns.
81. 1915 50: heayies and lights, 50. 4Uot
q so; packers, So 1JdIO 90; mixed.
So. 40d0. 50; porkers. $O.40d5. 90; pigs
50 .0Odi6. 30.
Sheep-Reeeipts, 400: shipments,
400; market, slow, weak.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.

CHICAGO, Ills, Oct. 14.--Reccipts Of
cattle. 1000; making n, t47 for the week
against 64,O36 lust week. Si,l20 the cor
responding week last year. But little
d, mand and the market barely steady.
Hogs-Lull, sellers yielding the adj
vance Of yesterday loul5 heavy lots,
so 25Ql655: mixed. S0,AsuG 20: Hight.
S6SOd075. Receipts for the week,
l00,1OO, against lO5,GOO previous week
l2l,2OO tie corresponding week last
year.
Sheep-Dull; market, unchanged, 81 10
Q3.T5 for inferior 60 choice; S2.0Oq2.00
for poor TO extra lambs.
Receipts today-Cattle, 1000; hogs,
5000 sheep, 200.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15

CoRDAGE- Ssal rope, half.inoh ba.
MS. lie, mnnlln rope. trn.lnch basis
10 lie; cotton rope. all sizes, he; cotton
twinc. lBc.
SEED Rye, per bushel. Si.OO; turn,p
seed. per pound. Doc; alfalfa seed. ner
buthel, 500. johnson grass seed per
bushcl, Sl.2o; millet, per bushel 05c;
barley seed, per bushcl, OOc.
GIiAIN SACKS Bale lots. Cu,nbo,.
innd A, n lee Naomi, III i,ae, II \
A. 1919, u. =. g., IL i.2c. IVA.
bushels, eight ounces. 8 14ic: ceptrals.
o Ire; Two aud uno-half-buslel wheat
bags, nine ounces. l-2c
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15
COAL.

retail list bridgeport, car lots, Sl25; 2
Jenny Lind. Rouse, Maitland Robin
sou and Walsenhurs Goals, car lots,
@Ih; to 10 ton lots. SG25; one ton,
~. tb onc-half ton. 50 90; Monarch.
Victor. Santa Clara and fillmore couls,
car lots, -. 80; 3 TO 10 ton lots, so 90;
Two tons 81. 70; one ton, So 80; one-half
coal, EAR lots 50. IS; 10 10 ton lots
S3.NOi two tons, 50 Ihi one Ton. So. on;
one-half ion, So -. Monarch egg, ear
lots, 1928; 3 20 10 ton lois, $3.50; sin
gle ion, S57h; anthracite, u'M car lot,
Sil.OO, 3 to ten ton lots, SLED; single
ton. Si3u0; anthracite tOuidnl. .
10 10 ton lots. SD 90, snglc tons. 50. 30;
1nc-hali ton, $500; slack, iOf; carloads.
S32l; Thurbcr ear lots. $500 per ton.
Cameron, per ton, $500; tons, $40;
9 10 IL tOus, $3.50.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO, H., OF. l 4 ,,i,. ~ils s,s
trade had hard nine % .. y ussss.s} selins
IN ING / ,,r;,.s e the low lsoiat "
and lois''in member broke the last halt
the year. %, = u. r,nsci ! Ire under last
hour 70 nv " , 10 IN for two days. Noiil-
nighl Ii favorable for cereal -rperts'
ing ses s.lisr'.i,.. IN The Northwest and n
i assmsad even les thaa yesiss i, ~ H..
Corn. depressed By tiie ss1 lo fo ~ srt,rs
s 3n,iv 'qs ' elosed Eithiu is % the bot
tom dgureA-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15

The largest pearl ever found measures two
inches long aud weighs three ounces rms
is Of eastern origin. The largest found IN
the Gulf OF California did not exceed an
inch and quarter long aud was somewhat
larger than the oggof blurolrd. Many Of
the California pearls are black and specified
These are considered more valuable thun
the white pearls OF Europe, but tine most
highly priced pearls Of all are pink.-HaF'
pers Young People.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15

powders. per ~. s1.25; ether. sulphuri--
u ) T. uer To-. Zoe; rm arabic, htst
pfk. per ~. Gee; rum sncllac per y,
2lc; Glue. brown. per h.. 12dl9c, glue,
white. per lb zoe; mace, per ID, SIG;
mercury, PER H., f5c. morphine, ruiph
p y W t-S-os. box, ner OK, $40: ?
~ oz. boxes, per o., $40. OF. bottles
per o.. $40: nuimcgs, per ID, Ioc;
castor oil, per. gall, S1,2aqL3u. olive
oii per gal Sl1O lnsecd oil, per gal.
4SHo3t; sperm oil. w H., per ga,., S1.20;
opium, per pound, S3i50l325; opium,
po., per 10. $500; black pepper, per H.,
loei potash bromide, per h., lac, potash
ehlorate per H.. 2Sc. iodlde, per h.,
no; Qulnine, Z x w, 1-oz. bottle,
sc; cans, per doz ne; qulnlne, Y 4 w,
2-ns cans. per o., 29c; b X $ qulniuv,
i,o1 Walls, per dox. zoe; do. OF. Zoe; ao-oz.
1uns, per az, 24c; 1O0-oz tins per Oz,
80 sal soda. per H., . l-4ag2 lie: salt
peter, refined, per ID. tOc; saltpeter,
Commercial, &c; salts. EPSON per ID.
ngls' salts, Rochelle. SOC, bicarbunate,
English kegs per 10 &c; sulphur 5-bar-
rei los, "a; sulphur. flowers. Slnail
lois oei splrlts turpentinc market rates,
Per gal: Whit lead Collier aud Southern
D T. Per lb., Z 1-J67 IL.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15

,B, suggested that the source Of some
~ ~ eirofi OF speech among those who
a,,' ~. considered deaf lies in defect of
h, s,any persons who hubitually add
NJ, 'ssuhd 70 words ending Ia w say that
~ ~ ana9lotodH,iayuish, for example,
q, Nv NJ. law nlia lor i is n well kuown
10, nv ~ .ilaly persons born deaf are mute,
buti ~. any 'lriec5 IN the organs OF speech,
aim ~, Wy ,cisqn that, never having heard
laies,, ..eaa' they cannot initiate nrticu.
'''Anee' New York Evening sun.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15

ia,Ls,'i, sA.u Is declared by horticultural
Ino l.,'' @ g, be au improved variety Of the
rcun5. lie almcnd has a thin she'll
~, /, ' ,t stone which spllts open aud ex-
sa.s,s snsn mature T4c outer skin has
s M, ;, s.'o9ie aezhy in the peach h
ilsa,,,n o~ clear from investisation in ,I,s
arden =, "a, a,',ent Babylon that in their
Nal n wv WI neaily 1000 years ago, the
"a N. y s''i'lyatea then as it Is now, and
dtas nj, ~ 10 show the great antiquity
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15

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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15
LIVESTOCK
ST. LOUIS LIVESTOCK.

ST. LOUIS Mo-. Oct. IA. Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 10000; shipments, 1900; steady
Fan Ear to good nati n, steers ser sSSVl ~
81 506i325.
Hogs-ltecelpts, 1900; shipments, 1000;
steady top prices, $3.50; bulk of sales,
SU.50d0.TO.
:, Sheep,-Receipts, none; shipments, none,
No market
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15

The park policemen Of San Francisco use
the lariat to stop runaway horses ana ~,
are experts with the rope, Inc captain OF
the Golden Gate park squad says ms aen
"cau stop II horse within q distance OF "
yards without the slightest danger TO them
selves" and he implies though he uoesnt
distinctly suy 50, without danger 10 the
runaway or its rider Exchange
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15
rREsn vEGnrAnLNs ANp rnuIr

VEG ErABi.ES- Wax beans. per bus
81. Sl.5O. butter beans, $3.50 per
bushel; squnshes. per dozou, .l56ilOc;
cucunbcrs per dozen. 2Odi25c. cabhnge,
Northern per b.. 2 1-2M9 8-tc: tonn.
toes. ~ bushcl box. poe; tomatoes, crates
"a baskptsl Soc: pDtatoes California per
hu., 81 90. onions. per pound. BE:
ukrn per basket. 35ui0c. sweet potatoes,
per buahel, 5Oei sweet potatoes. North.
ern per hu., $3.50; Hwpct pepper IL:
bushcl basket doc: celery. l0Ii75c per
one-dOzcn punches; beets, per bushel,
SiOO; carrots, per bushcl 500, sugar
cane S2.bOlt3OO per 100 stake: rndlshes.
G0c per dozen. lettuce. 3Oc per dozen
FRUITS California LINES, per box,
SiOOMi 30; Northern applcs. pnr bhl..
$40; per bu., S1O06fl2 lemons.
fancy 3GOs, per box. 81 5Oiib 90:
Louisiana oranges, per box. $3.50. Blue,
field bananas, per bunch, 81 O06f3 90,
~ PaRo grapes, G5c; Concord. Der bns,
kct. zoe; pears per l-2.bu, box. 400:
per hu box. 500; California - nlums
per crate, 1925; California Kclaey plunis,
500 per crate; California prun6s. 81 ~
per crate; California peaches. So23 nor
half crates. ounces, per busiel
500; Bartlett pears, per box, y3gb
OYSTERS AND FISH Oysters. bulk
TlI1SOc per hundred connts per da1en
rans, S325; dressed cntiish. Toe per
pound: gulf fisl. Zoe yer pound.
GAME -Prnirie chickens. 81, 75Si4 M
pcr dozen; quails, Sis5q2 90 Dor dozen.
snipes aud plovers pcf dozen, SIo5,
Mallard ducks per pair Toe; Trnl ducks
per pair, zoe, cnnYass back ducks, Der
pair. zoe,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15

The custom CT CT inese wearing pigtails
ia not so very ancient. 1t dates from los',
when the Manchus, who then commenced
their conquest of the Celestial empire en-
forced this fashion of doing the hair as a
sign OF degradation. The average cue Is
llet long.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15

c.r 1or1s PRoprcE.

sr LOUIS, Mo. oct. 14.-flonF-
Weak oTlyi,,i.hed 2a2 1-se below yes
MAei' cash. S. 3-se; October .. ~ NJ
to-day, Ter ~ i-SGGO 5-sci slay' %
3-Ss. -,..5 l-ac below yesterday.
Corn loien drtober. 35e; December.
Cash; % ~ 3Sc; May, 80 T-Ss ~,
81 liz eScr: cash aud Octobg,, ~
oats irsnber. - l-lc; Map, 30 o-Sc.
s'e,n meai-Quiei; $l;so'
Whisky Steady, Sl.h-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15

According TO an old superstition OF the
medinyal church, whenever u cock crows a
lie Is being told The reason that COCKS
crow so persistentiy in the early morning
may be because the morning papers are
bNing set up.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15
HIDES, WOOL, ETC.

HIDES Buyers arg paying: Dry flint.
heavy. Dc; light, A.; dry salt, Be; green
:. II, ade lie; butchers green. 2fisIc.
WOOl.-Idght medium, lJu Ice; low
medium. 12di4e; hnp, l2ul1
BONES Hoofs aud bones, $500 per
ION delivered.
BEES WAX 5d1sc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15

"a i 81 -. Of certain Cornish n..,.h :.
.io s,s ,s.assd his conn 70 p T. mad Is
u "a patir,.s 80 ,', and having provided
s,.ig Th essSs' aud pillows slept Ia il reg
~ a.aa,. IN, y sfswsome custom isnum-
7s'ad lisins ~ eeecn,ricities Of a cele-
-''ssA--Loudon Tit-Bits'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15

AM n, ,a''y and Unlaelry iowwow.
is iss,srv = =. con, 4. j Par went to the
e,ps,,5 W. e'A seok with him his lar-e
,,.'io,y am ny eos saw a kitten in the
y. kitten NJ, ..i.laie,'iiately started after H.
lalslag TX - ,.s. lhroagh the rapidly re-
iasios iei,o "..'ea raEs thce condenser, ana
s'ii ahd r .',gs'i' bat was caught In he
g oat, ~ - ~. y over the pulley. When
~ Portland oreeonia, 1850 "a
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15

About eO,OOo people are added to the
incubation Of London every year, While
The outcome Of those moving from the city
Is comparati, ely very small
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15

A woman says that a man can suffer
death at the stake with the dignity OF
martyr, but he cannot chase after ms hat
In "A public road without looking ridieh'
loug
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15
HoTEL ARRIVALS.


PICKWIOk, 49,. q.
.h,,rnc sn ~ II Waegoner and wife; Wichita
Faiis, r Kelly. Thurberi serens'
chieago; joba fLsrnN A naio p,a nSr' w n
son, Anson; w X Ben. n"o ,s.ris H
Asae.. xsasss CITY: b sneed. eS; " Il
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15

Assuming the working age to be 20 to 70
vears Of Ane aud counting only male
workers, 40 persons live on the labor OF
every 100 workers
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Oct. 1i.-Cotton
1-i8c higher, firm; middling, llJei
sales, 200 bales; receipts 100 bales;
shipmcnts, 500 baleai stock, lo,SoV
bales.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15
KANsAs clrY pRopUoE.

KANSAS CITY. Mo-. Oct. a.
Wheat-Weak. fractionally lower; No.
. red. 5S l-2Q5le.
Oon-No. mixed. slow, l-a1llc
lower, 81 l-2Q32c.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15

y,u orleans, ~. o. It -t5pa3ili -
|,r.hF = Commercial %
|rn' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SlS49i s2
lms-C Commercially 60 days.5 23A
|a York sgnt-Bank.,... par
'Eatlcial. .......... .. " dis.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15
WOOL.
ST. LOUIS WOOL.

ST LOUIS. Mo-, Oct. 14.-Wool-
Entirely stagnant.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15
POULTRY, BUTrER AND EGGS.

PouErlY-Old hens, per dozen,
$40; spring chickens. small, per dozen,
Sl.71; large 500; fancy. large, spring.
per dozen, $3.50; r0pstcrs Sl2u por do1-
en-; turkey hens, 5Oc. gobrrs zoe
nGOS-lfrosh, without cnse, llc
BUTTER fresh country, llGlGc;
choice creamery, 2Onla
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15

v REID 81 I.o,ds; N fsrd penlson; A
e.,s' a Z Sisfrss-. ~; V 4 ei.ii
'i No., sarie1Si y y LsTshLsehS PERM
Teiw: eiyaBsseswssof '5 Tyi,s: ! ( SsSi.ss,
- i0siis, N D'Srrfi, caruiur. Tex. v
hiSssI Nc,ggrrf New. va: J rg5.
s1s 1' oSs ssas s.y tA Ss,,: r ss1s5
W $ Henry. Louisville: Jancs iledley,
STlisyeland; A L welsinger. Memphis; VIM
HI; Jr., New York: b " X Peacock, Geor.
Tie City; y Lascar. Galveston; " Jonas
Wch,a F. Hs h i%Spea 1uls a AsSSS
A W W Evans, New Brungwics; Ii. Probst,
Chicago; q il Thompson. Topeka; s
Stephenson, Enid, o. IT, Jos Lewis, ltaska.
N Al Jake johnson, city; Frank L
5w9mbly. city, NJ y Hance. Kansas tity'
Louis; Ia Cooley Omaha; + II hamil-
ton. Salnn, Kan; u W Dow, Salma. Kan. /.
L @ Hamilton, Wichita Falls; $ I. Vadicka,
omaha N Bryan. Wichita rails.
MANSION.
RD Pettitt Chicago, o Richard. Chi.
eago; Mrs. A Alexander, Cisco; Miss Is
Taylor. Trenton, \. j.; Mrs. u d Pratt,
Fl raso; W H Tate. Wichita; Rev, II Cas-.
OIL and wife, city; w L Gordon. Houston;
Wallace United States army q W Gam.
bingham, Golthwaite; Mrs. Il Burcham,
MmeIieoi W Kelly. San Angelo; Mis; Me
DowslL weGihsrford; Walton, Chica-
Merriheid, Ottawa, H.; NJ sarlton, Uol.
umbus; Y Smith and wife, Mrs, Il X
Wakefield, Miss FAME taller, Big Springs
+ Shyoek, 81. Louis | kincauEon.
caldwell i S winsloS. 81. Joseph; J Il
Sneed. city.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15
NEM ORLEANs PRopUCE.

NEW ORLEANS. La, Oct. l4,-Firm
unchanged.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15
FINANCIAL.
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London, Oct. Il.


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futures closed steady, 10 points higher.
sales 1850.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15

New York. Oct especially Cotton
futures closed steady, : 10 spoints higher
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15
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Galveston. Tex o1S t. -espe,iNl =
craftsmanship from GA.vc,toa. Tex;
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-05-25
Floods in PENNSYLVANIA

Pittsburg, Pa, May 1S.-After a steady
downpour throughout Western Pennsyl-
vania for nearly sixty hours, the rain has
ceased and the weather is clearing. The
small streams in this section have over
flowed their banks, and great loss to prop
erty is reported from all directions. In
this city the water is rising rapidly. but
no serious damage is apprehended. From
reports received river men predict from
20. to % feet tomorrow. This will inun-
date the low lands and food houses and
mills lining the banks of the river. Only
one life has been reported lost so far, but
the damage to property will reach hum
dreds of thousands of dollars. At Titus
vile the flood resembles in many respects
that of last June, when scores of lives
were lost. The entire lower portion of
the city is inundated by several feet of
water. The tracks of the Western New
York and Pennsylvania railroads are I'M
Ger water for half a mile. An appeal
has been made to the governor for aid.
The losses will run up into the thousands.
At Beaver Falls the loss is estimated at
$125,0O and a boy named Frank HUI
berle was drowned. Trains are tied up
at many points, and tracks are under
water. At New Wilmington an accom-
ing by the washing out of the Sharps-
vile road The engine was thrown over
an embankment but fortunately the
coaches remained on the tracks. Several
of the crew were hurt, and some of the
passengers We're badly bruised. All the
roads leading to New Wilmington are un-
der eight feet of water. Heavy loss of
stock is reported from several localities.
A further rise in the rivers is looked for,
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-05-25
That Great Ball.

New York, May 19.-Thc arrangements
for the proposed ball in honor of the In
fanta Eulalia are assuming tangible form.
The committee from the Circulo Colon
Cervnntes. which has had the plans for
the reception in hand, this evening COM
plcted the list of patronesses, which num-
Der seventy. Leading ladies in fashion
able society have been very eager to con-
tribute to the success of the entertain
mcnt, and from each of the patronesses
Artuero Cuyas received Il written hope
that the ball would be grand success.
Each patroncss will receive book III
which she may enter the names of eigh,
teen subscribers. If all the patronesses
and subscribers attend the ball there will
be about 400 people present. The date
of the ball is uncertain. 1t will either
be May - or 26, as on May a the in
fanta will attend tie reception at the
British embassy. The dispatch boat
Dolphin will steam down to Sandy Hook
tomorrow evening to await the arrival
OF the lnfanta Eulalie, whose steamer is
expected to come i'll sight of the hook by
I clock Friday morning.