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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-15


which they believe Will follow the death
OF the Shrrman Law. lint before they Ind
come to an agreement a n,essenger suii,-
tnonrd Alrssrs Cochran, l,Ayic or aud Ira
cy. nnti-silVer irnlters. from the naval
heing held 10 tiie cougressI nnnl library.
Here they met no less a person than Hon.
John q. Carlisle as messenger n the
president. who said that Mr.. Cleveland
was very inuch opposed to any truce or
compromise with ihc opposition, hut de-
manded an Immediate vote On unconditional
repeal This overthrow everything and to-
night affairs are IS chaotic as before.
OF course there IA much adverse express
sion from the silver men on what they
term this constant and unbecOming inter
ference by the president but this was to
be expected Mr.. Cleveland 4 terribly ia
earnest He has tremendous courage to
back up his convictinns lie 1, not the
man TO let any little question OF rtluuette
or proprlety stand IN The way OF The a.
complement Of what he believes TO be
necessary to the welfare OF the country
The talk of the silver men on tile sub.
ject Of the presidential prophecies Is VERY
like the lessons on rubernatorial conduct
which the opposition party in Texas have
been reading the executive there for the
past two years Then too those who de-
sire to be diSilleasel with the prcsideutIal
conduct are making rrpnt noise oyer IN,
departure of the president 10 be with
his sick wife. In his absence they claim
that the country IL going 10 ruin. This Is
slstency Of polItlcaas Teperally iSSre
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powdered. pr 10. 25e; coperas per H..
.fiac; cream tartar e. r., Per H., 3nc.
grocgrs. per H.. iOc; Doger's powders.
PER u, SLY; ether. sniphurlc. v. >. r..
per H., Zoe; gum arabic. first pick, per
~ Noe. gum shclac, per h., lie; glue.
brown. per To-. t2tlOc; glue. white, per
lh.. zoe; mace, per h., Sne; mercury, per
ih., Zoe; morphine. aunh., I. q W..
lS-cz boxes. per OK. Sa.45; 1-2-ox
boxes. per OK, S240: o. bottles per or,
So; uuimegs, per H., 10c;. castor oil.
per gal, 81 2Jdi,3O; olive Of, per gal,
Sll0; llnseel oil, per. gal, 65aid0c;
FER pound, Se.T5Gia 90; opium, pc, per
IN. $500; black pepper, per 10, lhe;
potash, bromide, per H., Ale; potash,
cnlornte, per H., 2Sc; iodide. per h..
i.2o; qnlnlnc, 4. n w. 1-ox. bottle,
:tic; cans per OK, 32c; quinine Z 4 w,
o-ox' cans, per or, 29c; Il. 4 ). quinine,
Los. walls, per on, 3Oc; do. OK, BE:
.o-oE' thus, per. oz., 2tc; do, lO0-ox..
tins. per o.. nc; sal soda. per pound,
l-4W2 lie; snltpeter. refined, per h..
Zoe; saltncter commercial, Dc; salts.
EPSON. ppr H., 3fiae; Salts Rochelle,
noe; bicarh0natc. English, kegs. per ID,
&c; sulphur, o.barrc lots, . a-ic; mlph.
mr., flowers, small lots, Sc; spirits ,nrp-
entinc, market rates. per gali; whim
Lead, Collier and Southern, ). T., per
H.. z Lie.
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PRODUCE.
BRITISH GRAM TRADE.

LONDON. Aug. 14.-The Mark Lane
Express In It's weekly review Of the Brit
isll Rrain trade says: New English whca
is offered in provincial markets at DIS q
quarter Besides serious deficit in the
general yield of homegrown wheat, the
Weld of grain of milling quality every
where is declared to be disappointing
Foreign wheat declined Cd, At the close
Of the market in London today all
brea,lstuffs were irmer, New English
rod wheat sold al Dos to 3Os. and white
as 10 4os. American wheats are held
for Oh advance, others firm. Corn Is
steady. Fine -four is held for advance.
Prices OF rye, linseed and rape seed
The Agricultural Gazette has publish.
cd reports from 800 districts of the
limited Kingdom showing the cereal har-
vest This year is the worst since 1879.
The hay crop is the worst ever recorded
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CHICAGO. H., Ang lit was
largely the stock market that disturbed
rrain today The action of prices IN
Wall street and the break in quotations
for Chicago cable securities operated to
nnsettie trade, Compared with Sainr,
day night, wheat tonight is 1-f4il'2
lower.
were pushed up IL 1-2d20c.
Leading futures closed
IVheat[Auguft % 3.Sc; September
"a Az. December 40 5-SdT0 3.ic
Corn-AuguN 80 1-2c: September 30
3-lGG}0 1885, October 40 3li May AZ
oats-August "a 7-sc; September 20
NJ NIc.s porkNAugust S12.5o; September
S11G5 10; October 12.Si IL.
Inrd-Angust $3.50; September $500;
oS Snort ribs%August sI.47 IL; sepiem-
her Si.I1 10: October SAP IL.
Cash quotations, On ,,,oo no.
No. 2 spring wheat y l-4uo- o'oe'
No . red ~ 1.4di02 3-Sc.
40. 2 corn 30 lie.
No. . oats 81 1-Sc.
Mess pork Sl2.62 1-9dl2.SI IL,
Lard SS.3UdS.3j. 10
Short ribs. sides loose. SN4T fI'O2
Dry saited shoulders. boxed, s7ooa
Short s clear sides, boxed, s7.s7 la
SS12 IL.
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CHICAGO LIYEsrocK.

CHICAGO. NJ. Aug. 11-Cattle-
Receipts 10000; shipments $500. Good
native steers steady; others lower. Tex
ans firm; nntivcs 81. Sbfio. 10; good To
choice Si.2JpI, 10; others Sl,O0d3So;
cows Sl.uI6f2.75: Westerns S2,35dii 10;
Texans S2.5Dfl3.40
Hogs Receipts 20.0O0; shipments
$500. Heavy opened 10 lower; closed
strang; light steady TO strong: common
heavy S4.50dtl.70; mixed and packers
$lITf1,00; shipping aud prime heavy
S5.O5li5. 10; butchers $o.2Nt66O; light
mixed $5.a0uj.S5; sorted light $500
$500
Shcep--Rc'eipts 1850; shipments
2Oo Natives and lambs steady, west.
erns lower. Natives SiOpai4.2h. west
lambs SiOl5I1 80
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KANSAS cIrY 11yEsroCK.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. Aug, l4-cat.
tie Receipts 55Uu shipments 5000
steady to strong: Texas and shiualng
Steers 81. lJd5,0O, Texas and native
cows Sl.0Ona.15 butchers stock -. II
aii.90, stockors and feeders S205fri50,
bulls aud mixed Si.T562.GO
Hogs Receipts 1900. shipments 1000
steady; bulk SlG00i6,95 heayies $500
300. packers 81 TO1O.2O. mixed SAO)fi
$40, lights $5.tSi5.lp, yofkers S12ndl
$40, pigs S4.Ocd5..D.
Sheep-Receipts 1000, shipments 700
steady,
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COAL.

Retail Isl. Canyon City. ST.T5 per
ton; McAllister, choctaw, Jenny Lind,
Big Muddy, Rouse, Maitland, Cameron,
Rabinson and Walsenberg Goals, car lots,
$40; 3 TO 10 ton lots, $500; one ton
$dTS; onehnlf ton, Si.5n; Monarch, Vie
tor, Santa Clara aud Elmore eonlS. car
lots, 5000; = To 10 ton lots, 5000 TWO
tons SGa5: one ton, Sd.5O. Ouc-half ton.
SA.5O, nriar Crock nnl McIamcs Goals,
ear lots, S0,a0; TO 10 ton lots. 50 hn .
tons. $50, one ton, SNOO. pue-hnlf ton,
SS,2A; Maitland cgg and Monarch eaQ,
car lots. $500; . to 10 ton lois Sh,21i y
cite ueuul coal, ear lots, SLIGO, 2 20 10
tOns $3.50, single ton. 500, nnthrn-
ton lots. S12.d0; single TIM. Sl3; anihra
elite lOui1Al, . to 10 tons. SNOO; single
ton, $3.50; onc-half ton. 5000 slack
coal. iOc
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Quotations based On small lots 10 re-
al dealcrs. Aniipafhlne. per ounce. 50c;
Aceianiid. Der olace, lOci per pound
.acd cfyst. per ~, 32c 10 ~: murinilc
Mill c,' II. per 10. zoe: nitric acid, q.
T. per NJ gle: sllphuric nrid, 9. r.,
ner III. 2ic; tanme acid. bulh. per III.
H * nlrhohol. % per cent. per gal 81 ..ig;
~, ~ cash; alum. per No.. 1r: antikain.
mia. 800; Antifebrine, Der o., BE: anti
nvrine per o., $40. ammonia. car-
honste. p,r b.. 16c. blue vltriOi. per h.,
f6ier; blue mass. per b., 00e: blue olnt.
fnenf. per h.. Co..; borax, PEI H., i2fi13c;
eamDhor gum Der b. 0Oe; caDaIcnin.
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FINANCIAL.
STOCKS AND BONDS.

NEW YORK, Aug 1.-THE stock
market was very weak Almost from
start 10 finish today The bears ham
mcred the list throughout and met with
very little opposition, owing TO the pre-
vailing feeling Of uncertainty in. regard
to legislation on the silver question, the
disastrous fire at Minneapolis and the
lack Of support from London. The
market closed somewhat steadier in tone.
Railway bonds weak throughout.
Bar silver. ~ lie
Mexican dollars, IS 34c.
Government bonds firm.
State bonds dull
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK. Aug. 14.-WhfAt-spot
moderately active; weaker. No. ? store
aud elevator. 90 IL; Options fairly
active. Irregular. closing steadS' NJ.
rcd. Augusf, 60; SePtemher' ~ S-4' oeto-
Corn-Spot steady. No, >, u u Gle
vater: options firm; dull September
IL. October. as as.
AIolfsses--Dull; steady;
cnff,.e-Opiions opened barely steady
unchanged 10 l5e down; closed baredls
elyaa6. SenieinlcT, Sf4OO6t15.uJ; Oclo.
XII si4 D0ai5O0; .NoyenLer Sl1; S5p
ll.|s; iC5di4 20: March. $iI.2tgd1I.J1;
aass, si4 2il6f14.2J. Spot rio, dull
, .iat M. I. 10
.+.,dy. moderate demand
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| WASHINGTON LETTER.
at eAzRrrE CoRREsPoN-
'i'iEWs THE SITUATION.
Isi Is That a Party Crisis is
@Nhat Old Timers Think
mediate Action Needed.


ID llSernv
tp,. Hsust lu'-lCofFespohn-
~ no way have the news
y before the t,aonIe tho Ipt.use
\ ~ lie sil.,,
n A., eAellelhent evident IN
WV the legislative situation.
= here have nerar 49, ..,ht,
4 nj slds. ''.' seeh auy 'n'hs
!, ,''ef ones as they consider the
X A. :" outlook talk Of the early
" secession movement and OF
ilnts OF tina o1aa,a.,,
'aletAe, \, '"e eleclorai commits
Tue country has really ex-
financial panic or ia oniv an
II q ono vii ~,
aniar,',. ~, ~ yer De proven, but
~ eorn,,vuv a governmental crisis
esnstly as grave a. any with
/, n. t'ssfuneht .Of Washington aud
q fioiliehltl.
fi.ayr coinpllcate tho situation
r " arr eradlcl.eI IN i6e
'slsel.,i 'nsfessmen on either side
NH nsne. Eastern Rcpubllcun
I y otsr ' a'1 delight are making
n tItllt what they calm il mn M.
is,l,,,'yh II the Democratic marty
1srhil, Y give notice TO the free
J, .Issasl,iodlpe mos, pnpaht lead
h ~ syapy very, There : division on
b M r.sssl; but allowed Is grow
Aflsisp fashion OF unrestrleted
f1ri1 ~ = wholly new nsrty
'lslls. ayt ec a surprisinv ami ir,n,!
4 ietrtAyr WITH al thv ptce-
inslf Il once 'nl' s SSSsIGy q glo e,
am Z 4, DO rot allow to Heir ~ on S,.
.Ilslaals = spe9k Of them as The
.is' Nv ga inea continually r ens
4 viii 'ss3ies as a sci ~ 5o,. ,ry ,,,i
q Iaea w, " avail a In pursuing ih,s
'st.iisD,i impending dlyisisn pu ut, 70
soasress. 'Epallently anSi hsish 70,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-15
LOCAL MARKETS.

Or. j. IL. Miller Of Drop, Tex, was Ia
aud spent Monday buying goods
/. j. Hoffman. Oak Grove, was In the
city yesterday.
u. u. burgess Of Osceola WINS Ia this
market Monday rcplenlshlng his mer-
cnntlle stocks,
WIN Park came up from Meridian
Monday aud bought goods from our Job
beers.
eity Monday.
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The MARKETS.
McElnoY & GiBEnT.

NEW ORLEANS, La. Aug A. (Spe-
cai.i--MeElroy u G.herl say:
futures-The steady and continued
drain. Of guild from England Is beginning
TO tel seriously ON liverpool, and MS a
result We find spots nominal there to-
DAY. with sales Of 10.OOO bales and de
hyeries 3-04d lower than Saturday.
Our market opened IA points lower.
anu for the FIRST time In sixteen months
we mud August and September cotton
below cents. We close at net loss
of II TO IL points on the day. Spots
were weak and have been quoted Use
down. lniddling standing now at I l.1Gc.
Sales today wure 500 bales.
This port Is eeceiving large amount
Of cotton daily for this season Of the
year. the explanation of which l. that
planters, unable TO get any advance
whatever IN the existing condition OF
finances. are forced TO part with the
cotton they have been holding so long, In
order to realize the cash they need for
their crops.
Our private adyiees from Texas con.
tlnue to call attention to the irreparable
la;nage thnt has already been done Ia
the crop by the recent frouth. while our
correspondents east of the Mississippi
are equally unan.an0ns in giving a good
account Of prospects. the general report
being that although Tho plant Is moi very
tail it Is very hardy and well frulted.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-15

olSrERS-O nc-pound. per dozen
Nlc; M. >. per dozen. SIS.
FlSll--Alaska. No. l salmon, per doK-
en-. Sl.lo; Columbia river No, ! salmon,
per dozen, Sif0, lib, mNckcYcl, per dos
en-. $ll0; American satdines, lis, per
ease. Sl2.aO.
MEATS -Pottcd ham, 1,l-lh, per doz-
en-, Soc; pollcl haul l.2.lh. per dozen.
$3.50; Vienna sausage, l.2lh., per dozen,
Sl,2a; Vienna sausage, Lib, per, dos,
S2l0 lunch tongue, i.lh. per dozen,
$40; chipncd beef, l-2-lh, per dosrn,
Sl50; Clipped beef, lib, per dozen,
81 10.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-15

MINNEAPoLIs, Milan. Avg I'll, lt-, ,,.,,,
Zig fire was stopped last night atrwsn,'r','
avenue north, after burnins over h vi ~
Sonars mIle Of territory and orIsins
tbe Fstal loss up TO S1.l5e.ooo WIN %. &.
a., ,ima ted inssran.s Of $4,000 An pn-
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sr LOUIS PRODUcE.

CT louis. Mo-. Aug 1s.--Flour-
oniet and unchanged,
Wheat futures ] l-spl ~ below
n ~ september 80 3-id0D Use, Oct0-
- - ID zoe. December 09c.
Corn--Dull and weak. Ne uifed
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-15

curcAGo. Ill. Aug. 14,-Today lhe
S Ill. session of the Worlds COLUMBIAN
Irntai congress was held. A ~, iis,h W.
nrominent foreign delegates az hm vn,S.
Of Berlin, John y. hIolgtlS t,Ysland aud
dam. Geo. Cunninghnh Va
pa,,i yNitzig Of Basle.
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HIDES. wooL. Ere.

HIDES Buyers are paying Dry
nini, heavy, &c; light. Dc; dry salt, ic;
greea salt. 3ai3 1-2c: butchers green,
, 1-26f3 1-2c.
WOOL Light medium, 1TdlOe; low
medium. 12Gll4c; 6ne, 12ffi1c.
homes lloofs and bones, 500 per
ION, delivered.
BEES WAN-l50fisc. i
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New York, Aug. l4-tSpsciall-
Stcrling-Bank co days. - slk0e4 Sl4
Commercial, 60 DAYS. ....,,.4 SJh@i 81
Reichmarks-Conmerclal, "
Franks-Bank, co days,...5 9SA
Commercial, ~ days .,....O %
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NEW ORLEANS PRODUCE.

NEW ORLEANS. La, Aug, 14.-Ricc
STEADY. Onlinnry to good > D-sc.
Sugar-Quict. firm. Ccnirilngals on
white I 3-lc: prime 1 5-ithlt S-Sc' on do
l-Sc; seconds 3 1-1Gdfl 3-l6c.
Molasses-\ominni.
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s snoNn ehllt was burned to death and
ta .. Falcon lost his life from heart
laEurc nnf 70 exeitcncat Thu injured
are iayior fireman, Capt. Fred Krake.
a fireman, sud BERTHE Garrett
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ATwoop NIoLNrr 4 co.


NEW ORLEANS. La. Aug. 14.-tSne.
cial: l-Aiwood Violet & Co. say: Liver
pool opening was an unexpected response
TO the steady closing on this side of last
Saturday. The tendency is to lower
level of prices. The new crop has barely
commenced TO move aud we already see
indications OF weakness. aud frecr re-
cpipts will likely tend to further depress
futures. SO long as there was no inn
mediate demand for money to market II
and no speculative inclination TO sell II,
cotton alone enjoycl peculiar Immunity
from the decreasing financial conditions
which so seriously affected the value Of
all other staple commodities. With n
crop movement just innuguratel and
prices already sensitive TO the scarcity of
currency. the outlook Is not promising
Unless there Is greatly improved de-
maud ne pressure to sell on an already
hesitatlng market will likely bring about
a further decline. The receipts Of new
cotton thus far ftil to confirm late crop
theories With Texas, Alabama MissIs-
sippi and Louisiana all furnishing new
bales at earlier dates than last year. and
with receipts at Galveston thus far this
month about the same as last year. aud
our port showing 2il bales against l4l
bales II Is diiirplt TO reconcile these
cold facts with late crop theories
The Augusta exchange published un-
der date of the 18th instant. replies
from u2O correspondents, giving crop
conditions IN the state of Georgia; Nl
Of these report the crop more favorable
than last year. and ~ not 30 good, In
reply to the question. whether or not with
good seasons from now on the yield would
exceed that of last year. 81 report that
the yield will greatly exceed that OF
last year. II say ii will equal last ycal
and 20 say that it viii fall off from y
to 80 per ccnt. The CONSENSUS Of opin
| ion seems TO Indicate very lattcrinl
crop condition. Our North Carolina cor
respondent. writing from Charlotte. state
| that the PROSPECTS are very Hlttering
| In some plac, The plant Is rather M
der size. but everywhere heavily frnited
Spots easy; sales 900 bales; is dc
cline.
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New Orleans, La. Aug lt-tSpccial.) -
Sterling Commercial, "
uuYh s,ss.s..s.s.. .s.ssFssss'H
ancs-Commerciul,6 % days.b 30
New York s,gnt-Bank,.... 5OO to $50 dis
Commercial ........ nom,
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

NEW YORK. Aug, IA, Money on cal
easy. 3 10 . per cent; closing offered
at per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, Sl12,
Sterling exchange firmer; S+.S2 Il.S}
for sixty day bills. and S4.SG LA
4.ST IL for demand.
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rnEsu yrGrrApIns AND rRurrs

VEGETABLES Wax beans, per
hushei. 81 90: sqnishrs. per dog. arit
hnc. cucnmhers, per dozen, .2nu2nr; new
cabhage. Northern, per pound. = l.@d- w.
tomutoes, 1-,thushel bon, .l14OOr' tonn-
ctntcs OF four baskets, Slia; new DO
tntces, per hushel. Slln; potatoes, eau
fornln, pcr bushcl. Sl.2O; new onions,
per pound. 2 l-2li,ir; green corn per
dozen. iudi1bc. butter hennH, per bushrl,
81 90. okrn, per bnshcl, Zoe; egg plants,
por dozen. l0Mh0c; sweet potatoes, per
hushcl " 90; sweet pepper, per IL bn.
baskets. Ode.
FRIiiTs- California lmes, per box,
S1M1. 80: apples per bhl, Slmo per
bnshel, 81. 256ti 60. apples, red, per l-3'
bushn box, 6Oc: apples, green, per ~.
hushel box, 400. apples, per l-s'hushrl
baskets, Zoe; peaches. per Id hushvi
bpxes. .lhc! lemons. per box, $500;
Mediterranean sweet oranges, per box,
500: Hluehc'd bananas, per bunch,
81 NNi3OO: grapes, C0ncnrds, per 10
bound baskets, noe, Drlawarps, per 10
round baskets, zoe; catnwhas, per 10.
pouud bnskeis, i5ri Gl Pasr
grapes. 75c, pears, per bushel
ST 5OdC2. O0 siberian crab apples. per
bnshcl. $50. white Heath peaches, per
bushel. $3.50; Chinese cling peaches POI
bushel. Sll5; pears, per boy, &W1
California plnms, per crate, SOW can
fornin necinrincs aud peaches. per crate
81 ~: nninros. per hnshrl, 500.
MELONS-Cn ntcl0upcs, per dozen
Tbc6S1 90, wntcrnelons, per dozen, Zoe
GISl 90,
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~ ~ q, mention this nnper.
"a " ~ ~ wish, enclosing ~
y i, ~ ~ mark your cnYelops
lfantH and seiiu. with
iiiiM 70 L w. LA BEANIE,
|&ll flas.ef and Ticket Agent,
y Hd Route. St. Louis, Mo.
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COTTON.


Sr. LOUIS, Mo-. Aug. - Cotton
Quiet, lice lower; middling, lie;
sales. none: receipts none. shipments,
500 bales; stock, -. 700 bales
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-15

BOMBAY. Aug. 1.-THE riots have
s srdsl, MoLammedans aud Hiadoos have
psen aWed 10y tle display Of fone made
~ lhe authorities and ,rlcr prevails
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WOOL.
ST. LOUIS WOOL.

ST. LOFTS Mo. Aug. Wool
Receipts, 26 900 pounds; shipments, 1000
pounds; market utterly lifeless.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-15

New York, Aug. IA. --Stoeks and oonds
closed at the following prices bid;

New York, Aug. tt. --SI0chs AHl UVHus
closed at the following prices bld'
BONDS.
United states As. registered. ....."..i ~
United States As. coupons. ....s.'llV
United States 4lS's, coupons ........ 80 80
Central Pacific rs observation-disclosures
Denver and Rio Grande i's.,,,,.. 80. a.
Missouri Pacific consolidated IS. ....i W
Missouri Kansas and Texas general
.,...,.,.. ',,ii,,,,.aj,, ,gencrai
ST. Louis ana Iron Mountain sehe'" TX
b's....,......- ......ss,s 49,. 80. -
81. Iouis and San Francisco general oo
mortgage. ....,.....; 49, -
Texns and Pacific land grants ........
Texas and Pacific Rio Grdndc's' '',o,1.
Union Pacliic5' ".........'.'' 'iV'r
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Galveston. Tex. Aug. u -sSpaclall :
BY stcamship from Galveston, TcS.:
ToContinent. IA
To New York. ....... -. &C psr i0J
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Glvcston, TeN, Aug, N-tspeolALl-
Stocks this day. .....,....,,..... aGl, 'aT
Stocks this uay last year. ..... ai6,OO3
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Galveston. Tex. Aug. a. -tSpeeiaLl -
Sterllns, 60 days. ...,.........-''. 20
New York sight. ............,.....' nom
New Orleans sight. nom
American silver. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-15

-Sis0l rope, l.2.inch basls,
& l.2c; mpnilla rope. lO-mcl basis,
10 f.2c; cotton rope, all sizes, BE; cot.
roy rpR'IYITrY AND VEGETABLE BAs-
KRIS AND PACKAGES Quart boxes
per thousand. $3 90; twenty.fonr.1nnrt
crates. per 100. 80 .OO one-thlrd-bnshel
boxes. Der 100, Sl,2D: climax busl,ots,
ncr 100: 81 90: one.half -huHhcl cllmuN
baskets, 'per 100, 80. 5Oi l-bnskct crates,
per 100, $1,000; melon crates per 100
81 90.
SEED per bushcl, Sl.lO.
Iurnip seed Per pound, 25r
Alfalfa seed Per buahel, $3.50.
Stock peas--por bushd, %l.7b
Johnson grass seed Per bushol, Sl.50
Nfillet- Per bnshel. G1c.
CHAIN SACKS Bale lots. Cumbof-
land A, n re; Naomi. III he. u. y
H., III i-2c; T. S. O.. "A lie: 5-bushcl
S-0unccs, X 1.4c; centrals, q lie; two aud
nnrhalf bushcl wheat BAGS, Bounce.
BiNDING TwINE- r. o. b. Fort
Worii,. per 100 pounds, white sleal,
So 10; siandarl. S0.35; manllln. SlO35.
WINES AND SPIRITS,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-15

Standard rranulnted ......s %
Standard confectionery A. 20 a
Cubes. IS
Powered ......,..5 ~
Crushed and cutloaf ...,.4.......D -
Wholesale groccrs quotations. y
to a higher
Grades omitted not 10 marksA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-15

New Orleans Aug. A-(spcclall Cotton
futures closed steady, " points lower
galcs gQtO0
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-15

haliy Movements a, Interior IOWA,
Galveston Tex. Aug. w.