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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-15
A DIRECT SHIPMENT.
HOUSTON LEADS ~ THE coTroN
WORLD,
The First American Cargo OF Cotton
Ia Pass Through the Manchester
Canal shipped by lnman & CO.
ny uuGaio Bayou.

The Importance Of Buralo bayou as one
or Houston's rr,otos; commercial arteries
has never yet been fully appreciated by
I the general pabUc Every one KNOWS that
Buffalo bayou omrues into Galveston bay
uut Few among the Thousands c7sni2ant
o. tAis fact arc aware t'lat millions o.
dollars worth OF property aUnuolly passes
through this placid stream on its way TO
European ard other foreign ports which
Is loaded dl-cct uom lighters on sh.peoart
Yes;cylsv tho Rriush s,tamssir Giemsic
sailed for Manchester. Ensaui, having on
board the rsst cargo 81 cotton dlr.et from
any UaHed sJa,es port 90 Msreacs,or
England useuaa the new Manchester
canal. This Shipment is solid casso "
$3.50 bales of cotton aud is shipped ty
Iaman N Go. OF Houston, Texas 20 Muir
puckworth * CO.. Nunehcster England,
The cotton was compressed In Houston,
loaded on barscs and transferred from
them on board ,se ship.
Thls initial shipment, however, is Of
the greatest sfenidconce NOT only 10 Hous-
ton. but to the cotton planters % Texas,
t. Is ,hc beginning OK a new commercial
eya and presents an economic question
81 vital Importance. The Manchester
canal which was originally started 90
the first rav, ~ the last century, has been
ara has opened Up new conf
ma9a.i artery waterway upon which
VIII a5at tie carsoes OF TEXAS cotton,
aaI from the congresses az Houston, all
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THE NORTH SIDE.


James Bass and family have moved
from state street Fourth ward north u
the corner OF san jaciuto and Polk
streets Third ward
Mrs Or Raford 1909 Kane street after
"A relapse from fever Week Igu, rs now
,luyairsecut The doctor IS stu confined
60 his room with painful though not dan
gCrous sickness OF ten days duration
Mary Houston coored, was tried before
Justice Pricster of Gainesville Wcdnes-
day Tor using abusive language and was
IUcl = and costs. Jim Ford and Ed
Ford viii be tried In the same court this
afternoon
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the Third
Baptist church gave "a pound party last
night at the residence of Mrs. McOuve
on Center street for the benefit OF their
castor, Rey MI Fcagn, The pastor was
Invited and while AT Mrs, McOnvc's en-
tuylug himself the presents We're taken 20
his house by some OF the ladies' unknown
ga him When he went home ne found
pachagea OF various kinds and Sizes. each
containing something OF value and neccs-
Sly, inc manner OF managing tao affair
made II most successful surprise.
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MIC FuRvrrunn HOUSE.
Thousands of Feet of Floor space
EilIcd Mith Hnnhsomc Gnnha

The use OF wealth. or Indeed Of an IN
come Tar beneath that figure where man
might be termed wealthy, would be but
MY used were It not employed in surround
ing ones home with things OF beauty gylth
flowers, articles OF vrW brlc-a-brac ana
such like; with pictures and lace and heavy
hnnS.hHA and those other THINGS which 40
TO make q pleasant place ot a pallor or
sitting room
handsome furniture Is the frame and
the proper frame for this picture. spin
bottom chhir would not look wei with III
Brussels carpet nor rag carpet VITA
an eleganl easy CHAIR, The c3nsonaRcn
of tone ana material must be considered
ana the symmetry of form ana figure call
culated In the furnishing of room
Not elsewhere in Texas. perhaps can
taste be better gyatihCd or necessity be-
better supplied than an the mammoth fur
niture establishment OF Mr.. IA Walden
ill-il3 Main street, with extensive ware
rooms at lGHi-lUli Prairie ttNupua g'ha
three stories ~ the immense building. win
the thousands ot square feet VI floor splca
are occupied with furniture OF AN rTaliat
and all descriptions. with carpets from
domestic looms ana looms pf The ola world
with hanEn05 that rival la richness the
tapestries ot the ccntur es past. BE il %
rich man mansion, the more modest home
Of his less Wcll-tp-do uc,Enhor or the hutn-
bic home or the man VINO tolls for his
daily bread that Is 10 be fitted out rand,,
for the occupants, everything necessary
can be secured at this one house.
MT Nnadell has long been IN business
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in Houston, and stands at the head of the
list OF furniture dealers in both a whole-
sale and retail way His business connec-
lions are so extensive and his experience
SO ripe that his stock, always selected
under his own eye, Is perfect In every de-
tail. Nothing Is wanting, ana Shoulu y
man desire he may order his home fitted
from top to bottom and rest assured OF a
display OF good taste and reasonable
charges combined that would be
eminently satisfactory. Some of the
most beautiful and striking window
displays seen in Houston arc at Mr.. Wad-
delrs place, where he frequently nrranges
elegant suites, With carpets, curtains, easy
chairs and all the accessories Of an elegant
parlor or sitting room In fun Vew--and
the display is not neglected. but is ad-
lishment Is always in gala attire, but the
business part always goes on, as the trace
of the house IS something immense lt
is one of the proud boasts of Houston,
these solid business houses, and among
the front stands the house Of II. Waddell.
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The mlnaComont Of the Houston Turn-
vereln should hn mighty satisfied with the
fine audience ~ critical and appreciativc
pooDle who gathered In Turner Hall last
nlaht to enjoy the performance of the
great Levy company.
y Programme o. great excellence had
hcep prepared intended to give full scope
10 the powers of tho performers, all solo
lists, or course jules Levy and his cor
net We're the central figures, but the hon
ors were well divided ana as n whole the
performance was charming.
Special mention Is due the rendition Of
"Nearer My God. to Thee" by Mr.. Levy.
Full of tender plthos. the dear old tune
as heard last night win not be forgotten.
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THE HIGHER COURTS.
THE SYNOPSIS OF DECISIONS As
HANDED DOWN.
RcndcrinEa of the state Courts of
Inst Resort In Causes Taken Up
on Appeal From tho Lower
Judicial tribunals.
CRIMINAL. ApPEALs.


I Court OF Criminal Appeas-J. w. Hurt
w. l.. Davidson and Il. j. simkns,
judges r. L.. Henry, assistant attorney
general; q. =. Smith, clerk. Sittins at
1ylcr.l
Tyler, Texas December H-Followlus
{ are synopses OF decision handed down
by the court Of elvil appeals yesterday:
John NJ. Young vs. the state, from
! Gonzales county; motion for rehedring in
this case ovcrruled without comment.
Dow Pollard VS.. the state, from Van
zandt county; appellants motion for re-
hearing overruled.
Tom Lawrence VS.. the state from Red
/ river county. Assistant attorney gener-
[ ais motion to dismiss in this case
I on account OF defective recognizance is
well taken and therefore sustained. The
! appeal is dismissed.
VIM. weisaman VS.. the State, from Bell
county; appellants motion for rehearins
overruled.
Manuel James VS. the State from HI
dalgo county; an appeal from conviction
OF burglary. The Indictment Is good In
form and substance. The charge con-
forms to the allegation set forth in said
indictment and IS sufficient. We find in
corporated in the record no statement of
facts or bills of exceptions. The jndg
ment is affirmed. Opinion by David
son, j.
Case No. 2 Of Manuel James VS. the
state, from Hidalgo county We find in
this case neither statement OF facts. bills
of exception nor argument of errors. The
charge of the court IS sufficient. We see
no ground authorizing a reversal of the
Judgment Of the court below judgment
Sc Ftg yN,N .ty,f
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monalon's OnnorfnnIlr.

There IS a tide IN the ahuirs OF clties.
as OF men. that taken al rs Hood leads
on 70 victory. This tide Is al tnis moment
tory. ana all that re- now required h the
combined energy Of United and prosper-
GUS people 10 push forward 90 completion
the solid foundations Of the city no tho
business center OF the great Southwest.
Notwlthatanding the fact that we have
had TO contend with q remarkably dry
season, agitation Of money matters ana
general Depression OF trade The world over
our business has steadily increased until
now II has oyeriapped nine millions q
week.
II we think Of this Tor a moment we find
that nine millions Il week Of business, II
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Send in Notice.

People who can entertain visitors should
now notify The Post of the number they
can care for, location of quarters and
rate per day. y big crowd Is coming and
only two days remain in which to get up
this Information.
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personal MENTION.

Mrs Buell. u. Bnssette is up from We
lasco Tor "A few days
Mrs Albert Willett was in the city yes
terlay from La Porte
J. Jaloniok. Ir. OF Dallas was among
the arrivals yesterday,
H. H. Rutherford or Austin Is on a bust
ness visit 90 Houston.
h. II. Wade Of Wootan Wells Is in
Houston on business TIP
Mr +, NJ. Cambln arrived IN the city
yesterday from Fan CITY, Neb., o. his
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WEDNESDAY.

atari,s' 3 "a. 10. 70 10 q. m.
@..He, m1tiaee az opera house D. NJ.
N.-a' Performance az opera house.
W
Concert or Houston Heights. 4 p. n.
tac'r'c rec, car parade and display,
T1 80 ~ p. m
e'-ey oaa al Capitol hotel Special In
viau.ns.
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THE WONDER STORE,
AZ IL feet from Crawtord's Tea Stor,


Ladies gold watch with initial ~"
set with diamonds. Liberal reward IL re-
turned orr amy information that WIN lead
10 10 i(S recovery. Airs a. C.. Ackcrmann,
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Wholesale and retail and the largest
stock In the state of Texas Call and sec
the assortment before the rush and oblire
US and make money yourself.
THE WONDER STORE.
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Market a III. - lJ a N.
Parade at tts Houston are department. 4
g..
Modesto, ~ The opera house, so p. ~.
3 u.s.
1-.aa.
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LOOK FOR THE posT,s surpLEMENr.

handsome supplement- free 10 AM stlbscrih-
erH Ihis viii Do tho foreruuucr Of "a series
~ unprecedented value mat The Post
me mere cost OF delivery. the periodical
arrival OF which VIII be looked forward TO
Win interest durns the winter months to
come.
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THEY ARE ALL IN IT.
THE ROADS Will RuN EXCURSIONS
MONDAY.
About one Half OF Texas VIII lie
Represented in Houston Next
WccI-How Thcy VIII Bc En-
tertnincd While Here.

The southern racine, the NAtN NHN ii
International win all bring In bis train
Monday. loaded with people from nearly
half Of Texas. and Houston IS prepared C
bid them all welcome and make them al
happy
Nothing makes the people here more
Joyous than the sight OF the stranger
within our gates, chi cordial old time
hearty welcome is always ready and
causes the visitors to feel at home and
that they are nmous friends
As announced some days ago the
Southern Pachc aygicn has put on an
unprecedented low rate from both the
eastward and ths westward: yesterday
tho Missouri Kansas and Texas an
nounce- similar low rate along its
lines, and lSue later u7tlce was re
celved that the International and Great
Northern had done the same thing.
Between the three Houston viii be full
OF people next week and proposes 70 do
the right thing on that occasion.
At 1850 o'clock yesterday morning the
excursion executive committee mot In
The Post editorial rooms.
Present j. /. Watson, 81 Packard L
G. Lidsloue. j. II. Bright. z. c. Law, A.
Whitaker, c.. W. Gaines. I'd KAN. II.
D. spore. Il. +. George. a. c.. Lewis
H. f. MacGregor G. Il. BrinEhursr, Abe
Levy. Hamp Cook and b. r. Warner
Colonel o. NJ, Carter and Theodore
Berlng. Jr.. were present by Invitation,
and by unanimous vote ware added TO the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-15

Ec sure ana set prices at the now f,,rri
tule store before buying. Corner OF Pres
ton and Caroline. Cash on easy plymsrtg
liud-~n * Fleischel
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Help for the Poor.

Detroit Mich December l8.-The r,iiag
committee for tho upper Peninsula minors
reports 100000 needed to keep through
the winter 5000 destitute.
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Beach Hotel Galveston, open throughout
the year; sample rooms in heart Of city
Eight minutes ride by electric cars from
business section.
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BIDS FOR SIDEWALKS
Mayors Office, City OF Ho1t.
cember II, lS93,-The City q Ha'
VIII receive sealed proposals q, @h
pruVement of sidewalks as % "a
ton passed by the city cOuhd Z |
CITY of Houston on the Al. dlfsl
Cember, 1893, said improvement
done according to specidcatlo-s Z 1
in the Office of the city enginss q
City of Houston, said Sidewalk n
constructed on the folloglas q
streets, or portions Of streets, Eael 4
and sufficient sidewalks do nntn.ysl
tO-Wit:
East side of Mair street fIc- d
avenue TO MCGowan avenue,
Fannln street from Rusk avi-zl
Tuam avenue.
san JaCiuto street from Rusk n
to Tuam avenue.
Caroline street from Congress /,
to ruam avenue.
Austin street from Congress "a
to Tuam avenue.
Crawford street from Congress
to Vuam avenue.
Preston avenue from Caroline =
to st. Charles street.
Prairie avenue from san Jae4ln
to international and Great AN'l
railroads track
Texas avenue from san Iaenn I
TO Rice street
Clay avenue from Main sIresi o
ling street, go,
Sealed proposals will be received
office of the city secretary "
o'clock m. on the Sth day o. VI
1891 Bids viii be received ~ n 4
brick, cement. concrete and lsfl3,ls
posals fOr the work mus! be az
10 the city secretary, and mus !
dorsed "iBids for Sidewalk ln-
ments," and the bid must is1i
streets on which the slaeSl@
to be constructed, Speciilcaltoh "
above work can be seen al VS. "
Inc city engineer. Bids mus = y,
pauied by a certified cheek ~ =
secure the execution Of ne 81
The city reserves the right 70 ~
and all bids. and to award l W, ~ ,s.,|
for the entire work or any g5i'v ss
~ JNO. r. BROW No. ". ~
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sPECIAL NnrIln..


Bids FOR SIDEWAT 10
Mayors Office. CIV :.
cember II. i1S93.-The d. Nj hoess;
VIII receive sealed nro,, ny 9, H,
proNement of sldewaifgs, sa as ~ iA.I
The ' S My passed by the civ ~, :
35ie Wy or Houston On NJ ,SslS
d1eceihoer, iSl3, said iinpf s',s "a A
uonG according TO specidcntlsait ;
m the office Of the civ , snsis q
wy or Houston. said sdss,rHsiS9 Y
constructed on the fniisaian 2
streets, or portions Of s,res sNl q
ana sufficient sidewalks a. AZ ~ WEI
list, to-wit. 1'''' 10 mol ri
street. -aio street. & b
Elysian street. 'aA0 sfs
star riattrl =. on street from M,s,,.,
st Marion street from Gano street !,
Bile street. SVA surfer q
Hardy street from Nap,. ,,,,.
Noble street. ''s su-
Hogan street from Montron.,
to Cascnra addition, s''N@!
Willow street from San Jarlr,, !.
to Liberty street. 'a''l@ q
Sealed proposals will be rec.lr.i =,
office Of tile city secretary M r-, \
O'Clock m. on the sth day a, ~ H..
lSJL Bids will be received for NJ, IN /.
posalS for the work must h tSi.,.
TO the city secretary, and nusi n
dorsed Bids for Sidewalk ~,
menis,' and the bid must M.
streets on which the sidewalks IN \
constructed. Specifications IN n, \.
work can be seen at IN o,fis "
city engineer. Bids must be acc5-T,
by a certified check Of SEA n q.
the execution OF the contract n.
reserves the right to reject ery W
bids, and to award the cOntrat 4
entire work or any part thered
II JNO. r. BROWNE. Nd
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n JTICE,- , A.-.,,to-, ~
under the firm name OF J; L q h' NJ
4. Co, ana composed o. : " = I A
son. ]. j.. Henderson ana ., =, n h
derson. doing a general lnsics,'-lI 4. b
ness in Inc town Of CorIissA1 N
Was on the 14th day Of s ai5,.:. { /
1899, dissolved by mutllat, ,S, yl5e. M
business viii be continlesa SgI a.sisr
6rm name by J. l.. ana I i y AZ, n 4,
and ali debts due the on ~ laI y 4
Collected by the said new nm ~. 4 :
debts due by the old Re "a II + lil-lI
suinel by the new hfl ln1ii,s "a NJ 4
Henderson, having retire. retire. VIA
business on the above dais nv VI
further responsible as PaIHis ssl.,
business. "ai'
~ ~
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THE SEMI-WEEKLY POST is
appreciated bu its manu- readers,
and II has always reCtprOGated
By placing before them all the
news, served in a concise, read
able mdnner--full Market Re-
rtS--diSCuSSing fully all mat
tiers Of interest TO the people in
general, and treating fairly one
and all
The Sem1-WeeklU Post gives
you two papers a week for S10O
1.-The price Of 0n6--giVing you
the news from one TO three ddgS
ahead Of competitors,
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VIM, weisaman VS., the State, from Bell
county; appellants motion for rehearinS
oNerrnlel.
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Tom Lawrence VS.. the State, from Red
river county. Assistant attorney gener-
ais motion to dismiss in this case
on account Of defective recognizance is
well taken and therefore sustained. The
appeal is dismissed.
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Dow Pollard VS. the state from Van
Zandt county; appellants motion for re-
] hearing overruled.
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John NJ. Young vs., the State, from
Gonzales county; motion for rehedring in
this case ovcrruled without comment.
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Court OF Criminal Appeais-J. W. Hurt
W. l.. Davidson and Il. j. simklns,
judges h, l.. Henry, assistant attorney
general; u, +. Smith, clerk Sitting at
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-30

Lord Derby's best speeches were his nm.
reported ones, remember the only
speeches he delivered ut the National In
eral club, OF the building committee Of
which institution he was the original chair
man He had had his own special boil lc ~
sherry, which was supposed to ward IN ~
govt, and the best champagne In the eluh
cellars, when he asked for his coffee and
liquors, Then turning to his neighbor he
demanded If any reporters Were present.
NO" came the answer THANK heaven
then one can say any daned thing that
comes into ones head He was in a merry
mood, for he had been RECALLED all the even
ing by all the best of Professor Thorold
Rogers huge repertory Of stories. So the
colonial minister Of the queen rose and
spoke something like this 4 am giving my
recollections and toning them DOWN;
"Gentlemen, rise TO propose the newt
able toast. Gentleman, the working OF our
constitution depends upon the manner In
which those who acquire power uille, Il
TAXI care not to push their privileges 70
lengths which might be dangerous. We
have TO be thankful, therefore that We
have such sovereign as the queen, who
has never been unreasonable. II we had
bad such creature rs George l, a monarch
so silly and dissipated as George H. or an
utter BLACKBOARD like George Nv, or even
SO well meaning but entirely stupid person
as George III, don't know what you
think, gentlemen but think, and proba.
bly, you will agree with me, that we should
have had very rough times, Gentlemen,
propose The Queen. '"-Cor Liverpool Mer.
cG1s.
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THE MARKETS.
ATWOOD VIOLET * co.


New Orleans. La, June 29.-lspecial9
Atwood Violet K Co. say; Futures
Liverpool In sympathy with more favor
aha crop advlces and financial COM
n,icotions shows decline Of 5-Ji. ouy
ppaiies Indicate m easier feeling VIII q
,e,denry 10 n lower list Of prices. lhnt
,na,let has been the chief factor IN
maintaining values and should u "a
ynlnn any material weakness we wouu
T., eil probability be influenced TO q great
or extent than Is usual as tne ni9 NV, an
strlngency Is such that q reanzauoh "n
snot cotton would be forced; Inere !, u
marked discrepancy here In prices pe
tween the summer and fall months Wllch
is due chiefly to the position Of spol ~
ton for without q more ncnVe lnquirs'
Angnst tenders might he quite large.
Silver today is quoted NJ 81 Id, when
,Les the bullion value OF the Anerl-
90, dollar about 81 cents. Money IN
Wv York Is ns high as 20 pei. cent Got
tnn has shown a more decided resistance
Nan either the grain or stock lnnfkels'
,he latfer having continuously ueellheN,
,,,hereas cotton has been SLOW 10 tesponu
and has shown considerable sirehguh uh-
Az .he pressure Of circumstance
mo weather has been generally favor
able and the condition OF tue crop - "'-
'iI The spo. mnrket closed steady, ne
lover grades being quoted as nnchahe,'sl.
Niidiinc IS off 1.16. and the better
Trades s. Sales 100 bales.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-30
l.nNsn vnonrAnIrs NJ WIuI1s

VruIsTAnI.lsS Canllnowor, pcr los'
on 81 a5GsOO, wax hoaas. nor hnshel,
Sia0, green peas, per hnehel S,uV'
sauusnrA, Dor dnit i"i 80 NWNlluvl W
NV ,nn. iHllOe new rthmge infthrrn'
ppr uouud. 9cl tomniOtr, ~ bush'l pNA'
tAci tomnt0rs ~ buHhcl hoA'H,
i6ttlOr; tnmnturs, in crnloA OF hAs
hets, ,L2h, OspnmFha, per 1o.vn
luu0hos. tilUiN i,rf. urM lWihlNrH' WI
bushol. son new dry uniuns per rhnlu,
~ rluharb, per b. 1iiuci green
conn. uf uu4,iL iufnapi batter n,,A.s,
p,f hnahol ~ 80, ulfn. uer hhshel' Fl.sn
,rp plnnt Dor dnr, 1lMfFlci sweet lWl'
prr ~ hushol Ink, thc, 49,,
FRUITS Cherries por hON. cat, Sl'n'
per crate. Kansas, SBn0i apples lyIi
per ~ In. boxes Nlci npploH, gtcvn ~. q
hushul boxes, iOcl peaches. ~ husuel
boxes. 5UmG0ci pluns, SlnO pvr vtn,Ni
tluns. Der hushpl, SlNi NuRW
berries, per crntc, S2W2bOi hlncenprllNA'
uor crate. $500, hlirkbnrllN',
Ter gallon, IN bulk, 81ci goosebelfles W
crate, $500, faaphntTlnA, lmllH.
per crate, $500, rhpusgriuh nhlS per
crate SIS, cnntalunpe, prr hQhrh'
bOrafsI Do, watermrlona, S2OOi lclnonh
pcr box, Sl.5Odt0Uut 0rnngrA, hnNN UT
guges, $500, Blneheld bananaA'
pef lunch. ~ rnfAeii lnrlnplr, gW ppN
81 30, grapes, iO.lh balt's, ib1dfl rrnl'
Nm h0shnl, $40, Siberian crab hpllra
nDr hnshel, 81 60, White HEATH psAphNN
/ prr hushpl, - %; Chinese cling prhehes
per bushol, $500
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-30

a wiling seller Of lis LARGE .,o,, q, III.
S,i.oh' uat Tie sales were onls iO.,so
s .,,,,,,, ~ easier prices. showing ihs.
,h s.uusrs are inclined to hold on ana see
on this side. 'V''i disturbances
.,., ~ s nianey market IN New York. VA.
s,,pallieieiy demoransei his mcrnine,
snd ' ia,s. nsiug rs high As no pcr KIT
orlllnafy fqie Of a nrs rens 81 ~ ~
i6y'u.e> anu securities cotton shbwri
,ljnb s,g Az, strength, our narsei 10,
drop Of 5Al4 In liyor,t,oi NV VI spe
nanF Predictions that co,,a, csnsss
hope 70 hold NJ IN The l,resrn, e r"sI
s s,gn o. alla.rS, and No rsmiioa our
Wi,h nv Il ssaerally 10 have little to is
hs IA furry shall he over. ''''q'
lhe snoi demand here was fair os,i,
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