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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-21
want More HOLIDAYS in Chicago

CHICAGO. March 2O-Kaiser Wilhelm's
day is now legal holiday in Chicago. The
Council so decided tonight.
Mayor Wsshburue was ordered by a aunan-
imous vote to suspend municipal business
on that day and TO close all city Offices.
Wednesday is the day.
The motion was made by German Al
derman, who asserted that since St Pat
rick's day had been declared legal hoh-
day, an equal courtesy was due to the Ger
man population.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-21
Lee ODE omes. oo AROUND.
KdnSds CttH Iimss

Nearly every man who held s'consul-
ate under tie former Cleveland admin
istrauon will want 70 go back 20 his old
place. II would be manlfestly unfair 70
other candidates II the President would
listen 10 the pleadings Of those who
served the nation four years ago. More
than that, IL would create recognized
oficeholdlnz dynasty In exact opposi-
tion to the Democratic teaching Of rota-
ton.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-21
80. 49, Remembered by the squire.

NEW YORK, March 2O-A special from
Nice afirms that Mrs. Lsngtry heard the
news of the death Of Abingdon Baird dur.
ing a Mediterranean cruise in the yacht
White Ladye.
She Immediately hastened TO Nice. where
she arrived this morning and started for
ENGLAND. IL is said Baird has left her
500 600 a yesr with the whole of his racing
stud, and his magnificent establishment at
New Market
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-21
PInnnt OF for Honolulu.

san Francisco, March 20.-Ex-Con-
gresham Blount, Commissioner TO Ha-
waii. arrived here this morning, and short
lv after l2 o'clock sailed for Honolulu on
the United States Revenue Cutter Rush.
1t is expected he will make the trip in
about eight days.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-21
NOW HARRIS MUST dr.
Recorder Smyth ResentenceS the Wife
Murderer.
MUST DIE MAY 8, OR SOON AFTER

A Touching Scene in Court When
Harris Made His Final State
ment-Cheers and a Tiger for
the Prisoner When Returning
From the Court Room to the
Tombs-Harris Gives His Last
Gift From Helen to Lawyer
Howe-No Further Effort to
Save Him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-21
snuire AbIngdon,s Remains In Sow York

New York, March 2O.-The body of
esquire Abingdon Baird has arrived here
from New Orleans. Mitchell says that he
has lost the nest friend he ever had in the
world, and declares he will prove his re-
gard for the Squire by whipping Corbett.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-21
MORE APPOINTMENTS
Sent TO the Senate for Confirmation
Yesterday.
NOTHING FOR WEST VIRGINIA.

{ Was Confidently Expected That
Col. Joe. DIiller's Name Would
be Among the List, But it Was
Not; Neither Was That Of Sen
ator Faulkner-The Danish Mis-
sion Goes to a New Yorker.
Interesting Gossip of All Sorts
From Washington.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-21

WASHINGTON. d. c., March 20.-Ex-
Sheriff Q. g. Dexter, Of Three Rivers,
by the death OF Captain Z. S. Densmore.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-21
A Coadiutor for cardinal GIbbons.

New YORK, March 2O.-Private word
from Rome has been received in this city
that Mgr. O'Connel. Rector of the Amer
lean College at Rome, will not be made Co
adjutor TO St. Louis, but to Baltimore.
Cardinal Gibbons, for few years, has
been considering the advisability OF taking
a coadjutor, and it is supposed that he
asked for MoDsignore O'Connell, who has
been his firm friend ever since the cardinal
was Bishop Of Richmond.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-21
TEOVERY POOR FIGHTS
The COney Island Athletic Club Has
a Pair of Draws.
HOME, SWEET HOME, WHISTLED

BY the Audience During the Fight
Between Dixon and Siddons.
Jack MCGEE and Billy McCar-
thy Fight a Ten-Round Draw.
Dixon and Siddons Put up the
Poorest Fight Ever Seen in
That Section.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-21
Another Political Era Now Begun.
uksJo5,T,bfa TYt,.Ss

The outbreak OF the war OF secession
caused a complete resrrangement OF
party lines; the final close Of the war
period and the development Of new po-
litical issues call not less imperatiyely
upon thoughtful Americans TO rally
around those who best represent the
principles of national prosperity. The
great differences that the violent shock
of war made the readjustment easy.
while the problems Of peace move only
the more thoughtful minds, leaving the
great mass. OF mere party followers still
cIInging blIndly to the old garty names.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-21
The sarnia Il Safe.

HALIFAX. n. S., March 2OThe overdue
steamship Sarnia came up from quarantine
at o'clock this morning and docked at the
deep water terminus.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-21
The Body Of Ferry Removed

PARIS, March 20.-The body OF Jules Fer
ry was removed to-day with military hon
ors from his house TO the Luxembourg.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-21

In Holland, Mich, c. j. Doesbury
publishes the Nelrs, and in its columns
strongly recommends DR.. Thomas
Electric on for coughs, colds, sore
throat. catarrh and asthma.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-21
THE WEATHER.

w..uxsrox D. C.. March eo,-Fcr West
virTlnM. M Einss shifting 70 westerly. cold
ef ~, hss, We ennsyiyania and Ohio. rain.
nrofsh,v by egenlag, high westerly
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-21

THERF is nothing so good for burns and
frost bites as Salvation Oil Ii effects o
speedy and permanent cure. 25 cents.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-24

"Mau Is like money In one respect" said
shlngess. He sometimes gets tight"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-24

PICKLES -Bhls.. medium, SDsa; ~
etne,,, medium, 81; bhls., snlall, ~ ~
n,s. small, 50; nlnis. pr ius,. N,uW'
quarts, per doE., 81 %: L. sal, per uoa,'
s sai Am: gall. per don, S;t.soi nc,"Nnus
ds,r re doz, 5000; imperial sa's p''
fRESEilvEs-5.lh pals, one dozen
ny ne, eHse re- dcs.. S6.Toi 2o'lb' kaqak'hN
IELLlEs-leo ind sols pals, worth
SssS. ber ID; Nlb tin pals, rer o9Ass
nlnt', winc-glass. per doEep, sou ~
d., 'Sliod,ef. per doz-, zoe; schooner w
nonsa rS ,,,aAlmonds. new. soft.shellea' ner
nomnS ,ipc; walnuts. extra lafsy, ".
Rra-l,. i0e; iilhcttS. per pound, w 10.
s,.,.s new cron, per pound, y -
h nus assorted c5ih hcxcs, Gomez Conc.
n nSsnai l4s: pccans new crop, S1;ss,yccii
brsnS :; fancy white per sack. laa,nd
-c sn w. Y lie. choice white has. n'ahN'
'JIipp1hs,,ed white hest quality, l2e,
~. 40 FRurrS-Turkish prnny,,,
~ IN, iOci French, llOs. los, o,,S
$3.50 re; California. 0Oc lun- 80.
Cs1sss &c; iOS, sos, Ice; Cos. tus' ON
hc .,ao'nla evapcratcd anncnss; q
r ree, PCT d., II 1.2c; L. u rasslna .
orssi 200 per box; choice, IVY,
o otd APPLES. hO.lh boxes, " 80 ~,
rnn,e Prime, Sob boxes, w ,cNe
nsu',u' cnrrants. in barrels. 1872
peE ~, curfants IN boxes, ls2c per iu'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-24
STAPLE Provisions.

upATs- Dry salt. short clear. Zoe.
~, abort clear. II he. bacon. hrllles'
" .1 To-. hams, medium, - lie; brcnf'
- bacon, IA lei dry salt bellies,
y I. Al Compound. s i.2ci pure leaf
10 I VS. R-Granulated, O.; powdered IN
1ais 4 1.2c. powered. IL barrel
NV, VI. cut loaf 10 barrels. 10: IN
. half barrels, q &c; fancy yellsw
100 l;ee5 Z 3-Sc: extra q, . i.sfi5 4. "
elstf,t,rFr n rbnckle's AriOsa. % 10.
.,s'tand ~ l2ei Lion. % 1-2c; Air.
Ml"'55ac, Jersey. % lie
maa;p,I.FS COFFEE-By the s,.,
1'6t1 i-oM2ie; choice. % ~, fancs'
fo'11. %. peabcrry, 25c; old eorrrnne,,
~ 81 l.2e: Mocha. p ~.
Jantthat ssEs Barrel lots cholne J.,
MNi 35c per gal; fancy syrup. NJ,
hpl - choice corn syrup. 2Si per "a;
per 5iip. B0c per Ral. e@"'
fi,esS,ss ANs Navy. 2 -; Lima, 4 10.
~. 1.2c; pink, = i-2r.
h,,s,rrgF.-C Common. . l-2d3 -. min.
~ 1i..2e, choice 81; head rice, o i-ot,G
Ae9s1AiT FISH mackeiei, medium
81 balf barrel, $7.I5; No. iO.posn.
~ Ma SLID medium No. =, 1O.posad
net Hia. 81 y goldfish bricks, 4 Tx,
nedh tifEfal,, Fancy fun. Que IN d b..
"a 10; two IN box. l3e. Young An.
iss,frkRcH- Lump. 4 f-2G per pound
+, ,e,pd and 3p1pnd packages, O. per h..
= ecnnd wooden boxes, &c per pound,
I'm starch. iqe per pound; IN 2o.pound
bores Gao re; fhulilesr, "a l-pound
Dscbages 70 the case %.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-24
APucbio Bland Club.

PUEBLO. Col, Aug. 10, 1893.
As the result of IL call large public
meeting was held at Pueblo, Col, last
night at which "The Pueblo Bland
Club" was organized. Congressman
BlnIs speech of the 11ih Inst. was
adopted as the constitution of the club
Among other things the club unani-
monsly passed the following;
Resolved. that all towns and cities III
the United Suites be invited TO follow
our example organize clubs and endorse
Congressman BANDS sentiments: We
especially appeal to the South and West
to take immediate action that the East
may know in a measure, the degree OF
our earnestness. and that we are ready
to bid farewell to any party. that will
Law lis confscating hand on America In
the interest Of England or Europe, and
10 the end that our distress may be re-
iieved. will follow Mr.. BANDS Leadership
In his battle for emancipation.
NJ. ]. GALLIGAN. President
r. A. CROSSMAN. Secretary.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-24
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK. Aug. 23:-Wheat-spot
dull, lower and weak. 10. req sloEs
"a ,,oal gepfeniber IS lie, OctOber
10 7-sc, December 10 3-4c.
Corn-Spot duh aud weak; No. 2 20 ~
Sj4G elevator; options active and lower,
closing weak. August and September
AZ ice. October and December 40 1,2e.
Molasses-New Orleans open Kettle
GOOD 10 choice dull and steady.
Coffee-Options opened steady and IN
changed TO 10 points up and closed irm
Srf5O points IN. September ga. T!Iif
15O0 October Sl4. syd15N0. November
si4 S'llfl4g5. December Si4.To. ~,
January Sl4.SJ. March Si4.OOd 800
ria on spot firmcr and duh at 10 I-sc
for No 2.
frtn. fair demand.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-24
PRODUCE.
ST. LOUIS PRODUCE.

ST. LOUIS, No. Aug. 23.-Flour-
Tame and unchanged.
Wbeat--34d1c lower ON continued
strain IN financial situation. No. . red
cash 5s lie, August. 80 3.Sc, September
as .I-sd5s 7-Sc, October 81 H., Doccm-
Der sc.
Corn-1-4e on on better crop prospects
and sympathy with wheat. No. mixed
"a il 34c. August 81 3-lc, September
"a 3-Sc. December 30 3-4c. yea 80 5-Sc.
Oits-Quiet. No. . cash &c. August
~ l-2c asked. September % T-Sc.
Corn meal, whisky, bagging and cotton
ties unchanged.
provisons-lleavy, except bacon,
strong and higher.
Pork-Ncw current make S13.T5.
lard-SS12 IL.
Drr salt meats aud hams unchanged.
B1con-packed shoulders $3.50.
Longs and ribs-Sgd2 IL.
Sh0ris-S9,ST 1-2Ml0.O0.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-24

No interest In provisions
leading futures closed.
Wheat No. . Aug a l.2ehoi ]. :; Sept
u i-S6lG1 ~: Dee. Is l-Sfi.,S ~
COra--NO. . Aug. SO t-SftS. ~; Sepi:
~ 3-s5iST IL: Oce ;iSi-i. May Nl+
fitO 5-S
Oats No. .. Aus. q a-si SEPT. sSos'
May. ~ l-efi.0 5-S
Mess pork--pcr barrel. Aug. SieV0'
Sep $500; Oct. SiS15.
Lari--per 100 pounds. Aug, $Sl2 IL,
Sept. SS.12 L.: oct STn5.
Z, Short rihs-Per loo pounds, Ans >Svui
Sept, $500: Oct $40,
Sash quotations.
10; spras, wheat. 60 i.2i No ted
No, corn. 3T34
No. = oats. - 3.S
Mess pork. a.lNNif1A25,
Lard, Ss12 1.3fiS22 IL. .,,.
Short ribs. sides, loose, SS-lJnSN
Dry saltci shoulders. boxed SI.2Ht'
Short clear sides boxed, So $3.50
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-24
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO. Ill.,. Ang. 23.--'nbe prinoi.
nal feature 10 the wheat today besides a
5ecline ~ "a In price. was the narrow.
10 ~ the spread between September and
D 1 FROM z 81 down 10 Z. There
M isren an Impression abroad the de-
nr..,,,e N wheat Nould command a prem.
INN 81 10 cents per bnsheJ under which
numerous spreas had been made ~
no premium begsa 10 threaten the
snr.aders today, ihcy made haste TO re-
verse the rates and a "a reduction 80
ise premium was the result
C,afu was weak On anticipation of
heavier receipts and closed rs under
last nights qnofauonA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-24

Now York. Aug. "a Specially Cotton
futures closed firm, IA ol0 points hlgheri
snlos lyy 900
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-24

a,o.auons baard on Enall lots 10 "a.
,alf dealers; Auiipathinc; por ounce. 60c;
~. acsile acid, per pouHd. Sc; carbolic
", nrssf. per d. 32e 10 34l mlrisiic
as' II, per H., 2Dc; nitric nrld. q
=, nor III, 2lc: sulphufic ada. q. n
~. 2ic: iunDie ACID. bulk, nsr n
I, os. sicllohol. % pcr cent. per gai 50 II;
- n cash: alum, per ib.. A.. nntikam.
"a. 500 aaiiiebriiae pr OK. 2le; anil,
hondfe. ner NJ, Ice: blqe ritri5i. Der II,
it5iee; hlne mass, per b.. 500. bliie oint.
mont. per h.. Soc; borAx, per b.. I26fI3e.
aasnhhsr gpEL Dar h o0s. caDflcam.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-24
THE MARKETS.
McELRoY X GILBERT.


NEW ORLEANS, la. Aug. 23.--(Spe
cill.) -McElroy Il Gilbert say;
futures-liyerpool continued on Its
upward course today. and the closing OF
that market shows an Improvement Of
3-II over yesterdays prices. Spots were
steady with fair demand. sales aggre-
eating 10000 bales at Lice advance.
Our market opened about points M
and gained strength as the day progressed
80 that the closing shows gain
of l. to IL points on the day.
New Y0ri; opened ) points higher and
closed at m advance " IL points, The
strength in all the markets today Is due
mainly TO the report Of the Galveston
News, which Is made up Of replies re.
ceiyed from every coiton-producing coun.
~ in Texas, and which indicates short.
nge IN yield of ~ per cent as compared
with last year. as well as the covering
Of shorts, This report confirms our re-
cent private advice from that section.
10 which we have so frequent -nfsrrcd.
Spots continue steady Middling md
grades below have advanced l-Sc and
grades above middling lice. with sales
Of 400 bales There has hpcn an ad.
vance Of about 1-ic In Liverpool while
our market has recovered b points
from the lowest touched, so that a 10
action would seem IN order. but the light
movement may act as n stimulant 10
prices
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-24
COTTON GOODS rRApE.

MANCHESTER, Aug 23.-Thc
Guardian in its commercial article says;
The continued fall Of India exchange,
which is now quoted at Is , T-Sd, cxcrts
strong restraining influence on buyers.
Offers from China are hnmpered with con
ditions for earlier deliveries than can be
complied with. Manufacturers having
long engagements are steady. Other
producers are easier. and now entertain
offers for dhooties baconets and mulls
that they lately rejected.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-24

powdered, per h.. Csc; eoperas, Per H.,
StLSc; cream tartar, y. r., nqr h.. DOC;
grocces, per To-. iuc; DoYcrs powders.
rcr D., 81 %; e,har. sulrhnric Y. :. r..
Per H., doe; gun arabic. hrst ulckI per
H., zoe; gum shrlac. pcr H., PIC. glue
brown. per H., 12iltile; glue. white. per
lh, 2Oc; mace, per b., soc; mercury, per
~. zoe; morphine, suph.. L. ~ w.
is.oe hoxcs, ner pz- S.,tof l-2'oz
S2Hu. ,nutmegs per H., Iic; castor oil,
lsr sal, $1,000 olive Qsl. pcr gall
STU; llneeed OH per. sal. 1o@doci
n mrr, no, oll w Is lsr gal, s. 20; opium:
10. A.po; black pepper, per H.. loc,
potash, hrondde, per h.. 4ic; potash.
81 %. outline. r. 4 W.. 1-oz. bottle,
.sei cans per on, &c; duinino, 7 \ w,
DOE cans rer o., poo. II. 4 $, nulnine.
.5,sex , Nials per OK, 800; do, or, 2oe;
x.o-os. tins, Per oE, 2ic; do, 1OO-ox;,
TINS, per o., pc; sal soda. per pound.
l-3df2. 1-2c; aailpeter, refined, per h..
luc; saltpctcr, commercial, DC; salts.
EPSON, per h.. ali1e, salts, Rochelle,
Voc; hlcarhonate. English. kegs, per H.,
ocl sulphur 5-harrcl lots, . a-ic, sulph-
ur, lnowera. small lots Sc, spirits tprp-
enhne,, market rates, per Eal.; white
lead, Collier and Southern, =. r.. per
lb, z 1-ic.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-24

j. j. Woody has returned from New
York, where he has been for the past
month buying the fail aud winter stock
for the Crawford Dry Goods company
j. NJ. Portwood Of Boyd visited The city
yesterday.
Mr.. Bcyatte of Boyatte Bros, Alyord.
Tex, spent "Wednesday In Fort Worth
I4B, Brown came in from Smithtell
yesterday
j. r. WaRgoncr, formerly with the
Dmmmond Tobacco company, has ae.
ccpied position with the Wholesale
house Of George Walshe Il Co., Ali.
lone Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-24

4 new drug store, 1901 south NJ
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-24

hnrnn.

ooplfSrERS- One-nound. per noA'"
'NSi 40 ?, per dozen, SIS, Ao,.
FISH Alaska. No | salmon, pNl m
~. SLiO; Columbia river No, l su'nc NV
per dozen, SlT5; lib maesercl ,p,s u wrr
en-, SlsD; American sardino~ - ncr
case Slo.5O
MEArS-Poited ham, s.ilh., per VOC
81, 800: pottcd ham, i.2lhY per Ho-cn
Sio0' Vienna sausage, 1-2lh., psI W." ~,
SAP; Vienna sausage, 1-lb PC, e "v,,'
Sl1i lunch tongue lib, per Husen
AIn; clipped beef, l.2.lh,, per Hos scr
Sb9n; chinped beef, llhr per u''''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-24
COAL

Retan lst--Canyon City, sI75 per
inSS ,MsneSAlllslSE cheSiesg ienHy m iaSS.
Robinson and Waiscnhcrg Goals, car lots,
1910; z TO 10 ton lots, $3.50, ono ion
SuiO; onehAlf ton, SS,hl, Monarch, Vie
tor Santa Clara and Elmore Goals car
lots, $3.50; . to 10 ton lois, 5000 Two
SA.oO; Briar Greek and Mciames. Goals.
car lots, NO.2A; 3 to 40 ton lots. Sl,hn, ?
tons. Sa.iol one ton, 5000. enc-hnlt ton.
&2D, Maitland cEg and Monarch egg:
ear lots $500; J 10 10 tor. lots &.2ol, 2
tons, $3.50; single ton, 500; ahihra.
ton lots. Sis1S; single ton, Sla; anthrn
otto tOnldnl, TO 10 tons, SnNn; single
ton, Snh0, ono-half ton, 5000 slack
coal. doe
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-24
ST. LOUIS LIYnsrocK.

ST. LOUIS. Mo. Aug. ~ Cattle
Receipts $500, shipments 1000: slow
lower for natives Texans. 10 lower;
best Texas steers. $40 Calves, lower
Hogs Receipts, 2ilO0; shipments, 400
10 10 20 lower Top. for light, 500;
bulk Of sales. S5.30d5,6 60,
sheep Receipts, 500; shipments,
none SLOW.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-24

Tides buyers are paying, Dry
AL heavy, &C.: light, DC; dry salt n.
n sresn anil. 3l3 lie; butchers green.
; 1-2H3 1.2c.
ntlvm I2d13c; fipe, 12014c.
HOMES lloofs and bones, $500 per
AM delivered.
Bells WAA-15Qlsc. 8ttfi
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-24
Nnw ORLEANS PRODUCE.

NEW ORLEANS. La, Aug. 23.-
Coffee frner Rio cargoes, ordinary to
fair. 17nl0c.
Rice IL better demand. Ordinary TO
good, 25-S. Ut.
4 s-ic. prime yellow clarified, 45-iiin
4-3-se; on do. +1-16a4 1-Se; seconds,
9 11-1Gdf4 Bloc
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-24
sUNDRIEs.

roppAGE-slsal rope, 1.2inch basIs.
o 10, MANILA rope, 1O-neh basis
% 10. cotton rope. all sizes, lie; cot,
Ton ni, Tlnhs' AND VEGETABLE RAs.
n,,nri AND PACKAGES Qnnrt boxes
~ .HH,nsnnd. 81 O0i twenty. four.ouart
g ssatcs, per 100 500. 800 sS,pe.lhirg.bgshci
DoA' to2. 81 20; ono.half-bnahrl climax
per,ats pcr 100, 80 ,5Oi i-bnakct crates,
ues 100. $1,000; melon crates, per 100,
Sll 90. n..,.., s,to
,,,,,roin seed Per pound. DC.
s,naiG seed--Pet hnslirl, SI.bO.
nail lsx ncns-Pcr husbel. Si7l.
TnN.on grass sred--Por huHhel, 81 10
lYYnhn, per hushel. Csc.
nnkiN SACKS Bale lots, cuinbcr.
N lie, Naomi, 10 he; II, 4
lanu Dc; u. s. g.. "A 1.2o; 5.bushei
a. s,n m X i.dc; centrals q lie; two and
oono@ shf bnshel wheat bags bounce.
Z lR;1ieSpiNG TwTNE-.F Q. b. Fort
worth. per 100 pounds, white slsal,
"a "a standard. S03l: mnnllia, SlOa5'
Sv'i'' WINES AND SPIRITS,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-24
KANSAS CITY PRODUCE.

KANSAS CITY, No. Aug 23.-Wheat
IL lower; No. . red, olNo2.
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Galveston. Tex, Aug. % -(spaslt.l =
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ST. LOUIS. No. Aug. 9.-cotton-'
Quiet; middling 70: sales 300 bales, re-
caip,s 100 bales. shipments hoo bales.
stocks 21,IO0 bales.
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firm. 2cis per cent; Scloslng offered 3.
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WOOL
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ST. LOFTS. Mo, Aug % Wool in
no demand. Prices nominal.
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orl's Monarch De cigar leads the
world.
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Malaaf. 1.yenr-oli and upwards. 81 n,
ngt u. sour mnsh. 2ychr.old and M
49, 81 pOdbOO, rs per ngei exIfa
VA wat'" sG0OMiOO0; blended whisEies'
VINES Pure grape, per gallon. 500
nn np INDIES Pure Tennessee an,l.
eo ~. MIRO Maryland peach. 50 20, 1o.
soe,ic cognac, s .T5u3,50; Imported
u r0sig 20.
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POULTRY, nurrnR AND EGGS,

POULTRY-old hens, per dozen,
50 bOd2 10, spring chlckcna, small per,
dozen, Sl.TN large, $500; frlers, per
dozen. 81 90,
EGGS Fresh. without case, 80; Kan
sns eggs, per casc, $500; candlcd eggs,
12c.
BUTTER Fresh country, 1Gd20c;
choice creamery, 2OM23c.
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The average age at which women MARI!
In civilized countries is % IL years.
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Joseph Rogers finest cutlery made
on earth; sold only at Anderson's Gun
house.
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Good company and good discourse are
the sinews Of virtue,-lzaak Walton.