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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-04-15

AtI2 O'Clock noon,
HIS SEA SIDE RESIDENCE,
AT WAIKIKI,
AT WAIKIKI,

Adjoining the property Of Mr.. W, c. Peacock.
The lot has frontage Of 200 feet on the
governuen t road, is from G5I to 2o2 feet deep
with a frontage OF POS feet on the beach,
This site is recognized as h. finest at Wal.
kiki, having a long stretch Of clear beach, free
from coral
There is a comfortable dwelling house, near.
ly new, and in thorough good condition, on
the property The dwelling contains parior,
I7xG7.6; main bedroom, I7.6xr5.9, with bay
window; ? bedro ms, I2xI2 and IoxI2; large
dining room, 2ox2o, facing on the beach; store
room, pantry, kitchen, servants room, etc.
Also, large stable and carriage house, yard
lanai, bath house, etc.
The grounds are nicely laid out with fruit
and ornamental trees.
Intending purchasers wishing to inspect the
property, can do 50 on application to the un
der,igned.
Terms at sale. Deeds at purchasers ex
penSe.
Std JAS. F. MORGAN Auct'r.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-04-15
Special cJlotices.
FOR SALE.
Stallion "NUTGROVE. "

NUTGROVE is standard bred and regis
tered, and is without doubt the best stock
horse in the country.
He is the finest looking, purcst gated and
most intelligent horse on the islands. His
colts are all remarkably handsome, combining
size with plenty Of substance. He has trotted
mile in 2.32 as four year old, and quarters
in IS seconds. Nutgrove is very gentle, and
can be driven by child.
Also, nine fine mares in foal to Nugrove.
For particulars inquire Of
| 10 I'm A. J. CARTWRIGHT.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-04-15

Louis Fitzgerald,
Henry A. Hurlbut,
Henry &. Marquand,
VIM. a. Wheelock,
NJ. Hartley
II. NJ. Alexander,
Chauncey NJ. Depew,
Charles q. Landon,
Cornelius N. Bliss,
August Belmont,
Z. Boudinot Colt,
John Sloane,
). Borrowe,
II. J. Fairchild,
Eugene Kelly,
John A. Stewart,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-04-15
DeutSCher GOtteSdienSt.
HERR PASTOR ISENBERG WIRD
/ i am Sonntag den 10 April Vormittags
II Uhr in der Y. NJ. c. A. Hall predigen.
10 1t
NOTICE.

All parties who are indebted to the Hawaii.
an Wine Co., for purchases previous 10 De.
cember SIst, 1892, are requested to call at the
Office Of the Hawaiian Wine Co., 2S Mer.
chant Street, before the oath day of April,
1898, and make "a settlement. All persons
not doing so, are hereby notified that imme
date steps will be taken after that time, tc
collect the amounts due from them by process.
Of Law.
BY Order,
HAWAIIAN WINE CO.,
IT FRANK Brown, Manager.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-04-15
THE POISON ANALYSIS.
NO RESULT REACHED BY PRO.
FESsoR LYONS.
He Cannot Distinguish Any Particular
Bane Amidst the Food
Examined.

Prof. Lyons, who analysed the con
tents of the stomachs of some Of the
men who were poisoned at the barracks,
has made the following report;
Honolulu, II. l.,
April IS, 1898.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-04-15

Special Committee Of the
Board Of Directors, APP
b pointed to examine the
accounts and assets at the
close Of the year 1899.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-07-28
Shipwreck.

The steamer launch Altha, run by
Capt Orton on Big Stone Lake met with
serious mishar last Monday evening
when near the Island. The boat was
struck by sudden squall, and the eau
vass top, smoke stack and steam
pipes torn from the craft. Mr.. X. r.
Edison OF this city, Mr.. Fosdick and
Carl Hapgood, nephew OF w. B. Saun-
ders and one other gentleman we're the
only parties aboard of the boat at the
time. Mr.. Edison and one of the other
gentlemen were blown overheard, the
latter becoming entangled IN the car.
vass, and only by the most strenuous
efforts were they rescued. The boat
was badly wrecked, and 1t was some
time before it could be fixed up to make
the return trip. The accident might
have proven very serious one, but
luckily there were no ladies aboard, al
though but a short time before tn
families of Mr.. Edison, Mr.. Saunders, MIR
u. Bleser and Mr.. Elliot had been on
fishing excursion up the lake IN the boa
and had landed at the camp grounds o
fore the boat again went up the lake.
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G.. A. II, General Orders.

Col. Thos. Fitch has received from
Headquarters G. A. r. South Dakota.
general orders l, 9, and 3, announcing
the appointment Of officers OF the l4fh
division as follows.
Colonel Thos. Fitch, Gen. A. A. Hum
phry post No 40, Milbank.
Majors. w. Webster, Col. Kirk
post No67, Andoyer.
Geo. Westbury Of Humphry post is ap
pointed Ad-de-Camp on the Comman-
der's staff.
The general orders also announce the
twenty seventh session OF the natlonai
encampment, which will be held az IN
dianapolis. beginning Sept I, and IN con-
nection herewith says:
An opportunity is afforded comrades
to visit the great Worlds Fair at Chlc-
ago either in going to, or returning from
the National Encampment. Never again
probably, will many OF the comrades
witness such glorious triumphs OF mans
enterprise as this Worlds COLUMBIAN
Exposition affords.
Ia this connection the Commander sue
rests that comrade Of this Department
arrange to visit the great Exposition el
their return from Indianapolis and IN IN
form, and wearing the badge OF on
order, hep inaugurate Grand Arm!
Day Were it not for the fidelity ant
the heroic service OF the "Boys IN Blue
: on land and on sea, this greatest oI a.
Worlds Fairs would not have been pos
sible The secretary Of our slate boar'
) assures me he will place South Dakota
: fine state building at our dlsPosal an
6 will do all in his power to make ou
. visit pleasant. Other members of IN
, B ard are equally cordial IN this II
l yitatiOn.
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arh,s IS the month Of months for holl

arh,s i the month Of months for holl-
day, and he who is wise in his generation 1n,
viii sin the CALLING, sweating harness
Il business toll and care, AM HE away
10 hreeze- swept mount or beach; to stream,
and lake and wood, and there tind neec-
al recreation. The wisest man ls VINO
,.losast Guards his health; we live too
f,st in these whirling DAYS OF daring spec
nlation and fierce striving to make q DOL
l,r in one -hundredth part OF the time
onr fathers were willing to devote TO tne
same purpose. The strain upon orain
and nerve is a thousand-iold grea.er nov
.han |, was few decades ago, ana .ne
man Of sense will not overlook the vaiut
If A sorely needed holiday IN sucr
craz,lyrushed days as these '-Oullna
for August.
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Chairman.

we learned Friday, though too late
for publication of the sad death OF Geo.
peerenboom, 16 year old son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. John P-erenboom Of Arthur. The
hay had been in poor health for some
wears past and though sad loss to the
h.roaved parents to the poor sufferer,
death must have been an almost vel
come relief. The parents have the syn
n.,hv Of all Bro wns Valley Footprints
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-07-28

Mr.. +. w. A. Poppe returned the first
OF the week from the worlds fair, VIII
lie has been taking in the sights OF the
magic city for the past three weeks.
Mr.. Ii Poole, who was for a long time
blacksmith at the round house, and who
is now located in Minneapolis was III
town shaking hands with old friends yes
terday.
Mr. John Wassen, late of Tower City,
N. D., and his son-in-eaw, +. T. Brock
man. have put IN line OF dry goods and
notions with II. A. Seide, in the latter,s
store.
S. II. Scholberg, Of Ortonyllle, is ad-
yertis,ng an aquatic tournament Tor next
MONDAY evening at the lake, IN which
single and double scull races will be the
principal feature.
Mrs. II. S. Volkmar returned home
the first of tho week from visit 70
friends in Owatonna. She was accom-
nanied bv her neice, Miss Murray OF
that city.
Herbert Keeler, who has been engaged
instruc,ns the Browns Valley band Tor
some moths past. returned nome lhis
week and will remain IN the country
during harvest.
The republican caucuses for the CITY &c
elect delegates 10 the county convention
on Aug sth. will be held at the usaa
nlaces in the several wards on flua.
evening Augu.t 4th.
Mr. Nj. p. Martens, who has been CLOS
ing ont his grocery business in this ci'y
: will remove to Minneapolis next Weet
with his family. Marty's Grant count.
9 friends regret TO see him leave, but WIS.,
y him success wherever he may oe'
Mr.. /. D. Aldrirh who is ENJOYING
= vaca,,on at his fathers home III vernon
'e was visitor in the city SATURDAY VI
Aldrich expects to return 20 i'lic'' :. :,
10 l. il the fall. where he has been oah
n inr course IN the University a' '''
s place
Mrs u i and Mrs. a. j. Blestr retsfi
ii cd last week from their WISH W 's'oi
TO q, and the worlds fair. The ladles d.
re vary enthusiastic in their expressions
admiration Of the wonderful ana oea'.
n ful present .tion of lhinas at the N''''
II city
Of Mr IT ". Bailey has been qul'e s.
iously i'll for the past two WEEKS "',' ), !.
hoan confined to his bed most o. y
IL time. lie is suffering from 9 s'o4'.', =.
aa trouble aggravated by an INJURY reee'''
), ,mer when he was thrown lfo
MS his buggy. ~,
a. MANY Of The grain fields are ao',
% .oaa, FOR the harvester, and some u v
or pieces will be cut tins WeeA 49, !.
uenor, expec,s to commence on 'ne =
:, rant & Diggs place today, ana h''i''e,
"a other farmers are - II,
8 : t;o,s the first Of tho coming WeeN'
re- Mr Michael Garvey, OF a1. au7' -.
eor ,he Russell Thurber Co., can'e o's g
I'm his old friend Il. Mor'e'i' ~ ! !
9 80 tha week. Dick says NJ "'s
~ Glad to see his old friend' 0o' 'a ;,nt j,
x;,bt for him to come ~"
les haru's y, territory and set up in opp'
80, 80 70 Inn selling machines
= = Mr. D. T. Hall Of Big Stone ao,ea 'o
H. - ! r,rv seriously i'll and not eNpso. as ;
=. rra Until few weeks ago sar;ng nt g' BET
e. ,;ue ;us along nicely and enoiihe 10, he has
nb- w ~, than for years before uuS ~, of |
nea'' . ;nns 't trouble with hia S'o"acn .mo dau
se,1Js snd IS rapidly failing; p,s psn, '1 and
ls!' .ars ans Miss Jennie OF 81. la ,ad home.
ady Grace OF SUPERIOR a'A
,,,ook
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ReDuDliCan Caucus.

A Republican caucus will be held al
,ba Schele School House on Friday
evening. August 4,h. at eight o'clock P.
NJ for the purpose OF electing SIX dele
Gates to represent Vernon Twp, at the
County Convention to be held IN Nli.
bank, August 9th, 1893.
A. T.. PARTRIDGE,
Chairman.
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Excursion to the Fair.

Special low rate excursion tickets
from Mlbank to Chicago will be sold on
july oath good for return to July 20 or
August 4; July 81, for return Aug. or
IL; Aug. Z, for return Aug. II or Is. .En-
quire Of agent for particulars. The fare
from Milbank for the round trip on these
excursions will be $16.59.
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kOEHLER.
Advertised Letter List.

Letters remaining uncalled for IN the
Mi,bank Post Office, July 81, 1893:
Bergerson Basnt Hop Gustav %
HOack NJ A. Helgerson sara W
Hahn w Chas. Hanson ,.
Muller Martha (FOreign) Sharp A.
Wiseman A. w. Williams Y. v.
In calling for any of the above, please
say ''advertlsed' and give date OF adver-
tisement. 1t not called for in fifteen
days will be sent TO dead letter office.
A. J. BLEsER, p. M.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-07-28

Churches have had surpliccd choirs since
the eleventh century.
The archbishop Of Canterbury recelyesa q
salary Of SIS, Geo a year. Ne2ttothe queen,
he occupies the position Of the head OF the
church.
There is a church at KirkWood, Ga.
owned by Presbyterians, with Methodiso
pastor, and the seats were originally owned
by Baptists and donated hy Episcopalians.
Mrs. Ormiston Chaut, the well known
preacher, says that she has ot1iclated ~
churches Of every creed except those OF tne
Church OF England and the Roman Cath
olic denomination.
Rev. S. p. Leeds, D. D., OF Hanover. :.
a.. will continue the pastorate OF the Dart
mouth college church, but will be assls1ed
during each academic year by clergymen g
/! distinction from out Of tow.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-07-28
n HAPPENINGS.

Ne. / Northern Ale; No. 2
ise.
n Will Crooker is moving his
Ion,eyideo today.
ecs9r Stafford, Of WauDay
6cial visit to Milbank last
Hams, Of Marvin, was calling
heuds a, the county seat last
]. parcher and Mrs. S. Rad
Stone City, came up to the
slurday.
bird, who has been down to the
aglng treatment tor i number
aa returned home last Satur-
luel Clark and wife returned
The week from their visit te
Ohio and Michigan, wher'
sthe winter and spring.
V Dodge returned 20 st. Pau
the week. with the intention
agto Milbank in a couple O
remaining during harvest.
Aortell went to ST. Paul Mon
aef little son, to secure medi
lenl TOR the latter, who injured
kl BY swallowing lye last fall
friends of Col. ID. IA. Evan
aaed to learn that he has bee
PRESIDENT OF Redfield college
fllch he has ably filled fo
20 Years.
VI 9. will hold it's annu:
w election Of officers on Wee
Aagust ID, at 3 O'clock. p. N
Abbott; all members are n
eos present.
: analng a wine col Jared waite
Aaad pair Of driving glove
- layor upon DR., Daniels /
" Know, as he has lost ar;icl'
hcrpticn.
y says q man by the name
married. in a Creston, 4
= iady named Wheat. II
Wnat Shall the Harvest BE
~ y the gallery yelled "nu'
= Oe without it for worlds
s4pnal'c declaration Of q la
. Ayers Hair VigoE
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-07-28
LIGHT AND AIRY.
A Blow to Friendship.

u
Perhaps you've met a fellow whom you thorshs
of pretty well
When you had brand new story that you
fairly achel to tell.
So you'd pin him in a corner or against an a4e''
rail
And begin with joyous unction to relate your
little tale,
While lie hearkencd, all attention, with the
buildings Of smile
Showing family on his interested countenahce
the while,
Al ,.on +r;ed to he dramatic and to interest
your friend,
While he listened most intently till you almost
reached the end,
Till you'd nearly reached the climax, where
the listener should roar,
Then he'd say 1T ends just this Way-iNe
heard that yarn before"
indianapolis Journal.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-07-28

,r'.srow's SOOTHING SYRUP nIs r.
Mrs. WESTON ,Isd for children 'ee'hlng;; ;,.lt II
been nsea s. child. iii soitens hegums, allay,
soothes 'nu lures wind collie, and IS the pes, -
al pam Tor tar Diarrhna. Twenly,ii,e :
remedy na,tle. ,ul Sold BY all druggists
throu ghout the WORLD
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-07-28

Neglect OF the hair often destroys its
vitality and natural hue, aud causes it to
fall out. Before it is 100 late apply Hall 8
Hair Renewer, sure remedy.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-07-28

A safe, simple, and effective remedy
for Indigestion is dose of Aysr's Pills.
Try the Pills and make your meals
ENJOYABLE.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-07-28

MILBANK, S. D. July, 18e

Messrs. Wood Bros, Milbank s. D.
Conference.-The 20" twine bought OF
you last season gave me the best satisfac-
ton ever had with twine. 1t being
yery even, great length and twine that
crickets did not bother. expect to use
it again this season.
JAS. III. KING.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-07-28

s.Iasmen to sell our choice and
ss,.ery stock. Many speciai
moth IN fruits and ornamentals,
a,ls hy rs. We pay commission
.r,Iusiyr III territory and pay weekly.
! md secure choice OF trrrltoty'
MAY BROTHERS.,
Nurserymen. Rochester, \. \.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-07-28

A young son of Engineer and Mrs
Geo. Perry died Of diphtheriai in Mitchell
the other day where he had gone on a
visit with his mother. It is thought he
contracted the disease of playmate, the
son of near neighbor, whose illness has
developed into mild form OF diph-
iberia berdeen News.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-07-28

A fair estimate shows that 100000
people live from wages paid out by rail
road companies.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-07-28

County Surveyor Alley returned from
Ortonville Monday morning, having spent
week plating a suburb OF Ortonvllle
called or to be called Penlnsular. 1t IS
situated on the lake front one-half mile
north of Ortonvllle and the projectors
expect TO make it summer resort
Webster Reporter.
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10 exchange.

,,a;oa Its il Enderley, on Big STONE
Lake. " J. c.. KNAPP.
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Week End Excursion Rates to BiE
stone City and OriOnyille.

Excursion tickets to Big Stone Lake
will be sold from all stations on the IL.
& d. Div from Granite Falls TO Aber-
deem at one fare for the round trip to
Big Stone City or Ortonville. Tickets
will be sold for Friday, Saturday and
Sunday trains, good to return until
Tuesday following date of sale.
j. w. PaINE.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-07-28

I,s.IE-The NWA, Section 10
c..st county. l25 acrcs under
w,s s w.ll and good buildings, :
u Nh, he sold NJ u low figure ana
,,.a i6o acres in the western part
wv ATTORNEY BENTLEY.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-07-28

If YOU want a mower and want the
best grass cutter made, call on me and
order q Buckeye.
PAUL. KOEHLER.
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u,ho value of good name was vel eA

The value OF sooo A"A non
- ,;sa, tbe other day, when man
81 pa ane of our druggists for bottle OF
asheo ga .;ua .H,lose?' inquired the
ST. '.,' ..Whose? why, Ayers, OF course
:, - don't suppose I'm gong 'e run any
:s,,s with Hannah, Go ye:'
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uorscs For sale.
~ E;fty Years

or,, or driving horses 1or sale
s John BuRKHARDT.
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All persons are hereby warned not
" 1 certain note dated April =. 1898
Eri1. 1894. given by George +
% IIolley, for the cum OF Slu. as
Aeen lost Finder will be suitably
r,urning same To undersigned.
+. u. HnLLEr.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-07-28

.so.n OF heavy work horses.
,,d ID good condition. together
,nl farm wagon. Can be seen AT
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-07-28

Come and see the new Buckeye mower
s;.aar before you buy elsewhere
a aIv;,l give you square deal.
anu PAUL koHLER
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A NOTICE All parties are warned
lsrb,sa any school bonds, mort
]. mi deeds issued 10 Wm Ron
M 70 his order at the First Nat
fNIuons, Mimi, as these papers
AN nv safe on the llth OF july
MM. RoHwEDER.
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Agt., Milbank, G. NJ. s. ST. p. Ry
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-28

/ PICKLES nhls. medlum. $0,l9s "
M XII, Medinn. 81, bbls., small. ~ AZ
nn.s sinai. ~; pats rcr doH.. 49, -.
NNsssFssN per doE,. 81 ,bu; ~ sal. per uos.'
esi AN, Eal., per 1v1., $i.oo; hcNtNvu,
doS ~ du-, S'iOO; Imperial sai'' pe'
:, flsESEilvES--s.lb pals, one dosea
y per cfiSse ps' don. s01oi :so-le' kaaakin''
!, ii .si 20 aud sob pals. worth
SSfS her 70; 5.ib tin pals, per n9.I
Mn q wlneglasa. per dozen, soc; -. -
dor 'sSS5nnleS per don, Toe; sehoonet' wy
pcnss s,,roAlmoads. new. soft-shellcd' per per
nonnT ~, .wamuts, extra lafsS ~.
RrsvIi. iee; hlhcrts, per pound, 10.
nnts new crop. per pound. " 80 80
hrss, assorted. o5.ih boxes, Come.
p ps rs; nccans, new crop. si,,, ss,rsi
brand fancy white net sack. ana
10. ~. i,2ci choice white bass uta"''
DRf,sged white host quality. i-c.
mar I'D FRufTS-Tnrklsh psnnnyt,,,
kc,.. iuci French, 1iO4 llos, cMr,,,
No. &c; California soc. luns. 80,
Caiie ttci iOs. sos. lac; COS. Tvs ON,
hnxn, ~ crapoMlcd aptieotS
cr,c.s per u, iT1.2c, T. y rNs,n-
ero,,, go per hpx. l. i. ra'A'n n,.u-
cbaiselI applcs. no-lb boxes, ~ ar
nnvs Prime. b0ih boxes. luS ,elNs
nce curnnts, In barrels ~
". W. curfanis N boxes y is2c pv' -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-28
STAPLE PROVISIONS.

.uATs-Dry salt. short clear. 10 %,
@ short clear. 4 lie, bacon, bfiliesf
ls ~. hams, medium. ~ 1-2c; bresL
81 bacon, u lie; Dry salt bellies
Y .A i,aii Compound. s 1-oci pure leaf
10 sll.;5G.sAR--Granulated, DC, powdered. IN
o.ts 4 1-2c; pnwered. - barrel
onndnts,. cut loaf in barrels. q L2e. cn,
haif barrels, 5.4c; fancy yellow
re- llieea $50; extra Z, g i.SgiJ La
'coFTEEaa,ArbgYfEIdl,e,'s Ar, A.iriosa 2sc;
~ IEsETSy' ooFFEE-By II. ,.,.
i gsoa. .,berry. 81 1.2e; ola gorerpmesl
~ p'S-r. Aiachn pc. -
Ja,v,ent-k RsFs Barrel lots. choice :.
M ~ per gal; fancy eyrupI ,
po.'s al choice corn syrup, 2Sc boz raj ~
PER driu. 2Oc per gal. o""'
di,s,sss 5-Ssyy, -; Lima. A 10.
pe. i l-:,ci pima. 4 Nc; buck eys.
8 i;2sev--comuon, 3 1-2as 81. NIL.
20. choice Sc; head rice. Z P.ss1m'eS,
400 IN FISH- New uiackerei, fneii,,,,y,,'
hall barrel. ~ .Toi No. 10, po',s'i
No. 81 80; medium No. 2. l0.pesnl.i
net M ~ -; goldfish bricka. 4 H ~.
ngi tfpf,gI5- Fancy full, one In i H..
40 i,ac. two 10 n box 13r; Young An,
sTis4sa,l r1esE IA 4 ne per n..,s.
sa.,nd aud 3-pouhd packages, &c Dor rs
a-p,ssd wooden boxes. 0c per pound;
eafn stsfeh. s9c ptT pound; e 29-poahd
sorea' Ga5 lie; Fnnliicss. " 1-pouad
nSckares % the case 30
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-28
NTcELRoY & GILBERT.

NEW ORLEANS. In. Aug. 20.-(Spe-
cial. l-NcElroy, Gilbert & Co. say. Fu-
tures-We have had an active market
today. Liverpool promptly responded 10
our advance Of yesterday and closed
STEADY AGA higher. while spots were In
fair demand for the halliday, sales aggre-
eating 5000 bales at unchanged prices
Our market opened 20 higher than last
night and continued to Improve. the
covering by shorts aiding the advance,
sales, however, being only 100 bales.
The action Of the market today is at
tributcd primarily TO the report OF the
New York Chronicle which states that
the plant generally is needing rain.
while In portions Of Alabama, Florida
aud Georgia there are complaints Of
rus. aud shedding, and also TO the bet
ter feeling IN financial circles The
New York bank statement Of today
shows an increase Of S5O0O,0OO In the
reserve fund and we think this caused
conservative shorts to cover freely.
Liverpool Is expected TO NV dccld-
ed improvement Monday. BIZ, should this
expectation be disappointed we look for
lower markets on this side.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-28
LOCAL MARKETS.
r1.oun. enAIN ANp rEap.

wHEAT-oid or new, No. 2, Coo; No.
=" COIN Car lots. T. o. b. Fort Worth,
oar. 25c; Ehclled, mixed, smoked, 32c;
white. aackel 38cl ear, local, wagon
iefs' be i.2lf3Jc per bushol.
oATS-Now crop. 1'oxas rust-nrnof.
car lots, I. o. b. Fort Worth. bulk, nc;
sacked, 2ic.
iI1IHY-car lots, T. o, h. Fort Worth.
,esi Forncy, $40 per tons best IN.
i nJ $50: alfalfa, loose, local.
SD, johnson grass. balpd. local. $40
psr ton; loose prairie. local, per ton,
Flour Best patents s1s5 per 100
SIN; fourth grade, Sl10; Northern
natent. s2.1h.
pIcIi0ps Corn md oats mixed, Dor
,on sfs, per hundred pounds. 81 90.
COTTON Low ordinary. 1-4c. good
ordinnry. 4 3-ici strict good ordinary.
X 80, low middling . lie; strict low
wiadiinr, 3 aic; middling Gc. g.rlct
niddling, 8 1-sc; good mibdllug i-4e.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-28
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO, H.. Aug. oO.-wheat open.
ed 1-eui-lc higher for September anil
December, eased OF. became drm, clos
Ing about az higher for September, M
changed for December.
Corn quiet; on an average better than
yesterday.
PORK closed at an advance Of &c over
Yesterday closing.
Zoe; September ribs, p 1-2c higher; DC.
tober. 5.
Lending futures closed;
What August 90 T-Sd0ic; Septem-
her Gi 1-e6i61 lie; December 81 3-4e.
Corn-Aueusi, "a Sc. September,
9g 80: May, 20 1-Sc.
September, % 3-4c
Mess pork-Augast. $500; October,
f.-rs-Aunist, 1912 IL; October, $500
Short ribs-Angusi, $500 Oeiobcr,
$50
Cash duotationai