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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1893-03-31
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Flower Seeds Sent Free to Everybody.
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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1893-03-31
Notice..

Mrs. L. Z. Downey extends her thanks
to al those that have so promptly come
forward AMI paid off their indebtedness
to her late husband, Jes. w. Downey, and
Kindly asks that all knowing themselves
indebted will call at her home aud
settle at once, as unsettled accounts will
be placed in the hands of the sheriff for
collection after May the LIST, 1903.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1893-03-31
ANNOUNCEMENT.
For County Clerk.

To the TOtrs Of Shenandoah County:
most respectfully announce myself as
a candidate for reelection to the Office OF
Clerk OF the County Court OF your county.
Il elected. promise 10 give my entire,
undivided attention to the Office, and will
endeavoI to serve You as faithfully and
impartially in the future, as have tried
TO do IN the past.
Respectfully, L s. WALKER
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1893-03-31
EUR e KS HOUSE,
JOS. r. H0LTZM4N, P,o.,,.,,
EDINBURG, VA.

This new aud commodious hotel ia NO.
open for the reception Of guests. Ever,
thing is new from bas .nent TO attic 20
was bull with vies to making IL on a." :.
the most comforta bis ard attractive 49, s o.
in the Valley. The rooms are titteS o
with all modern improvements in f,~ ap
tare. The Office and dining room ~,
handsome, large and comfortably ="
No pains or expense will be sn.x.a A.
furnish the table with all that can ss ~
the appetite aid give perfect satisfscss.sp'
Charges will be very uoderss~
guests can rest assured that eli vii, = =
done to make their stay comfortahia 4. :
enjoyable. saa
A irst-class livery is attached 4, a..
hotel. lDsc. is. ~ ~ s"'
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1893-03-31
Bark Peelers Wanted.

All persons wishing employment through
out bark peeling should address L. j.
SHAUT. Prospect Tapnery, Zepp, Va.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1893-03-31
M A r K EFT S .
WOODSTOCK. Va. Mar. 30
Live Stock Markets.

BALTIMORE. Mar. %.
Beef Cattle.-The market today was mol
active at any time during its progress. II
opened strong to over last weeks values
and so continued throughout, and closed
exceedingly dull. The quality of the
offerings was not as good as that Of last
week, the tops showing a falling off in
that regard, consequently, though the
top figures were nearly the same, the de-
ficlency 10 quality showed an appreciation
In values as above, say 10 to l2t cents
per ID. We quote the range at lia5 3 8
cents per Id most sales at 2f,5t cents
per Id.
Prices Of beef cattle this week ranged
as follows: Beeves 5ia5 3 cts. those gen.
orally rated first quality 4aa55 cents, me-
dunn or coed fair quality 3ts4s cents and
ordinary thin steers, oxen and cows ta3
cents per ID.
OF the cattle received l66 head came
from Virginia.
Mich Cows.-There is a light run and
a good demand for good cows on the
market. Prices l5aS50 per head, and few
at the extreme figure. Receipts this week
were O. head.
Veal Calves.-There IL a good trade for
calves. We quote at 44a6t cents per ID.
Receipts this week were 303 head.
Sheep and Lambs. There is another
light run of sheep and lambs, though the
number is nearly double that of last
week. The quality of the offerings is
good, there is a faIly active market, with
values for sheep full t. Improvement is
reported by dealers. This is attributed to
the light offerings of the season. We
quote sheep at 4a5f cents per ID. gross. and
a few extra shade higher. Lambs 5a6t
cents per 10. gross aud extra a shade
higher. The rec eipts of sheep aad lambs
this week numbered l,459 head against
575 head last week and !. g head one
year ago.
BALTIMORE, Mar. 81.
Swine.-There is less activity IN the
hog market this week than the last. and
the receipts, though 1900 head in excess
of the number then, are in excess of the
demand, which is very limited. all deal
ers reporting butchers as buy ing very
sparingly, owing TO its the last week 10
Lent. Prices are off 10 to Is cents per
100 lbs. from those ruling last week -
Quotations range at 7,50as8.2O per 100
lbs. gross for fairly good to best Western
hogs, with few extra shade higher.
Light pigs 6.50as750 per 100 lbs. gross,
and common and roughs 6.5oas7.00 per
100 lbs. gross. Receipts of hogs this
week 1915 head.
Sheep and Lambs There is good de-
maDd reported tor good sheep and lambs
We quote sheep at 4a6 cents per ID. gross,
aud lambs at 5a6i cents per Id. gross.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Mar %.
At Union Stock Yard-Some 146 cattle
we're offered and sold as follows BAst at
5a5t cents, good a. i5s cents, medium 81 a
cents, and common 2a3 cents per ID. Some
3l6 sheep and lambs were on the market,
with sales as follows Sheep at 4il5 cents
and lambs at 6a69 cents per 10. Cows
with calves sold from $25 to $50 each.
State of the market for all kinds Of stock
was good.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1893-03-31
MANY Persons .,o hrol.r,

down from oyerwork or household cares
Browns Iron Bitters RebuIlds the
system, aids digestion, removes excess Of bile,
and cures malaria Get the genuine.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1893-03-31

Ripans Tabules for bad temper.
Ripans Tabules one gives relief.
2ipans Tabules cure constipation.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1893-03-31

Ripans Tabules.; q family y-sdy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-12
BICYCLING BRIEFS.

Competent authorities are agreed that
the mile record may go as low as l;5o this
season.
Boston has a new woman's cycle club
called the Bostonian c. @. club Miss a.
Peavy is president
Frank S. Beedleson, ono legged rider,
has set out to cross the continent. He left
San Francisco on May 10,
Carl Won Lengerke, winner of this years
IrvinRton-M ilburn road race, Is a crack
shot as well as swift wheelman.
A theatrical company consisting of six
men and two women will make the trip
from New York To Chicago on bicycles,
taking in the towns on the way.
His highness Jagsjit Singh Marahajah
of KapurthStla, India, has n very comforta-
BILE way of exercising on tricycle.. lie sits
under canopy, while two natives furnish
the motive power.
Charles Murphy, who distinguished him
self in the lryington-M ilburn road race by
capturing the time prize and also lowering
the record on that course, has won over
$50 prizes He is only ~ years old.
Tho National Cycling Association Of
America is selecting leading men from the
ranks Of the League Of American Wheel
men to act as officials for tho cash prize
meet The association is offering big in
ducements to amateur wheelmen in the
way OF large salaries.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-12
FooTLleH1 FLASHES.

Mathilde Cottrclly will appear with Rus
sells comedians next season.
Marie Hubert Frohman will be seen prob
ably in three new plays next season.
William Frederick has been engaged by
Francis Wilson to play Rayennes in ''Er>
mimic"
Albert Chevalier, the English actor-sing-
er, will come TO this country under his own
management
Nat G. Goodwin has engaged Nathaniel
Hnrtwig, who has been with Robert Man
tell and Marie Wainwright.
Augustin Melville is devoting his atten-
tion to preparing for his production of 1.-THE
Power Of Woman next season
Its rcputed, but not probable. that Mary
Anderson-Nayarro will play " Irving's
theater during his tour OF this country.
The Boston Times says that Lolita will
produce new play next season In that city
at the Park thcater, OF which she is owner
Amy Busby will return to William II.
Crene's company in the fall. After next
season Miss Busby may retire from the
stage.
William Barry has arranged TO present
new farce comedy next season entitled
1.-THE Rising Generation" Ie is the work
OF William Gill.
Mrs. James A. Herne will follow her hus.
bands company next season with one of
her own, presenting Margaret Fleming and
several of her old parts,
John Stapleton Of Chicago has Joined
Richard Mansfield it is said ITO collnbo-
rate with him in INSTRUMENTATION OF plays
TO be used in the Mansfield repertory.n
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-12
STAPLE PROVISIONS.

AfEATs-Dry salt. short clear II,
bacon, short clear II ~; bacon
heuies 10 lie; hams, medium ~.
breakfast bacon, IA lie; dry salt bel,'
n' LARD Compound, Sc; pure Ioat
siic;Nn-Granulaicd, 01-sc. no..
Acred. In barrels. 65.Sc, Powdered NV =
Ma q I.sc; cnt loaf, In bblss n ~
~, hat ~ bbis., . 3-4e; fancy yaiiz-es,;
eiariaed. . 3-sc; extra O. 61-sd5 ~"
CoTTEE- Arbuckie's Ariosa, III.
Midland. 24c; Lion, 24e; AIarona. 81.
'e 5f;itys,i ~ coFFEE-By tho ,...
GOOD, 20 1-2d21ci choice, 22 i-2; fssccss
81 IL; Peabody, z5e; old government ~,
"a q lie; Mocha. n lie.
NoIIASSES Barrel lots choice r.h.n
"A Y5c pes gal; fancy syrup 85c ~" ul
IA choice corn syrup, pc Der ,, pfsl
eenser drip syrup. 30c per raj Hal'
IN ANS-Navy, 3 3-4c Lima an
,sYau. 4 lie, pink. 4 1-2c. -A'-ei
V6TCF- Common, 3 1-2fI3 Bic. AL
al PC; choice. DC; head rice. K li51lt,anie'
SALT FISH-New maekerel. medises,sc.
~ /, ~ bb :. $40; No. i. l0.lb na
i';ts 81 80; medium No 2, iO-lb net l ni'
ss,s5,. goldfish bricks, Z 1.2c AIS
y iCUEEs E-Eancy full, one Ia l,-
1s i.2c; two In boz, BE; founs Amer
eA ssirARCH-Luup, 4 I-2c per Ib /, I'M
ard aib packages. &c; Glib. wood 6o]e,o
"a Der ID; corn starch, 40 and 20-lb'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-12
rREsn VEGETABLES AND FRUITS


VEGETABLES Cauli1owor, per doz
on, 81 25dil 80; wax beans, per bushel.
SL5ui green peas per hnshcl, Sl,OO
squnshcs, per doz, 25dt'l0c; cucumbers,
per doE, lJdf2uc, new cnhhnge Northern.
per pound, . 1-2nlc tomatoes. III bu,
box, 0Oci tomatoes, IL busho boxes,
1odNl, tomatoes Ia crates Of 4 has
kets, S1.OO; asparagus, per dozan
lunches, iOc0iSl,D; nuw potatoes, p'f
bushrl, Soc: new onions, por pound,
2m2 - rhubnrb, per b AtNIfbc green
corn, per dulen, lOdtl5c; butter beans.
per bushol, Si.5O; okm. per bushc, Sl.25;
egg plant, per doz IOffJOc; sweet pop
per. ~ hushcl box, T5c.
FRUITS Cherries per box. Cal. 81 ~
per crate, knnsna, $780, apples, red,
per ~ bu, boxes, Olc. apples green ii
hushcl boxes 0Oc apples, II bu. b'sk'ts,
Zoe; peaches, ~ bu. boxes, 35G0
plnms per bnshd. 500; straw
berries, per crate, S26i2.5O; blackborrics,
per crate, 500; blackberflos,
per gallon, In bulk, 85o gooseberrles, per
crate, 5000 rnspborries quarts,
per crate, $500; raspl r'ies, plnts, per
cultos, $50. cnnial0npc. per doz., 3Ni
Doe; waternclnns $50 per doz. lemons
per box, $3.50; Mediterranean sweet or
nnges, $500; Bluohed bananas,
por bunch, S2OOn3i !; nDrcots. per box,
81 90: grapes, lob bsk't, 65iiSf; pears,
per hushel, 500, Siberian crab applea
per bushel, Sl,b0; White Heath peaches.
per bushel. $3.50; Chinese cling peaches,
PEE bushcl, $500.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-12

than yesterday. American selling orders
depressed Liverpool and the closing there
was easy at only l-6i advance I'm the
day. In New York. the money market
Inns been quite unsettled. Heavy failures
nj Denver aud Kansas City following
close upon that Of a very large corporation
IN London. caused decentralization IN
stocks and the depression was comnuni-
Gated to cotton.
The rains in Texas were mngnifiei by
the bears aud We finally closed 10 poilis
down ON the day but with a good demand
at closing prices. Spots continue hrn at
200 bales. The Texas news which we
are now receiving confirms the rumors OF
drought. of which 50 much has been
said during the past few days. Fast
Of the Mississippi river the conditions
are more favorable. hut rain is badly
needed in Texas. especially In the western
and southwestern portions Of that state,
The favorable portion of the COTTON season
is about drawing 10 IN cnd the critical
period is approaching. As we have
frequently said In these reports our
advices during the past month have
shown steady improvement but from
now on we are inclined to expect untay-
orablc news, the normal effect of which
cannot be ignored
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-12
Arwoop YIoLEnyr 8 co.

New Orleans, La. July l1.-lSpccial)
Atwood Violet x Co, say; Futures
Liverpool did not take the bureau as
seriously as expected and although I'M
movement there WIS from y To l-hl
the closing was only one higher than yes-
tcr,lay Spots, however, improved l-ln
At the opening here buying orders were
few and the result was decline OF IL
to Il points, partly caused by reports
of rains In Texas. Which was confirmed
TO us from Waco, Corsicann, sherman,
Houston, Bolton and Fort Worth, show
ing that all sections have been visited,
10 show how misleading recent drought
reports have been, the national govern
ment weather records Of our exchange
at ninteen stations In Texas show mat
In 1S9l-92 the rainfall at those points
from May 10 July 10, was d.ol nud
Texas made that year 2.lO,Ouo haics;
whereas this year during the snne period
the rain fall has been STD from last
Saturday of last year to September lst'
the loss in visible supply of American
was 5lO,OOO bales. II the loss from last
Saturday to September LIST next Is the
same the visible supply to American on
that date will be l.SOOO bales and "
the growing crop should yield only -
ON. 900 bales the supply Of American Tor
the twelve months thereafter would he
very seriously large one. What II VIII
lee should this crop be seven aud one-hait
million might produce much dcprtsslon'
The financial situation In New York
today Is again serious some oi the
leading dividend paying stocks being 50
and So per share lower than yesterday.
With no further wea thpr scare the market
might decline considerably.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-12
PRODUCE.
CHICAGO PRODUCE.


Chicago, ILL.,, July IL. A queer SOM
ersault was turned by the wheat mar
kct to-day. The latest Whit OF the tuan-
cinl blizzard seemed to beat the season,
There was Il fall of 5-Sc bushel In the
price of the cereal right IN the face of
The government report indicating small
lcr crop of wheat than any year since
1885, and with that exception. than any
year since 1877. Compared with last
night wheat at the close lost l.4c.
Corn declined 5-Sc and oats 1-Sc.
Provisions prices were also heavy.
Leading futures closed
What-July. "a Use: September,
90 1-Sc: December, a 7-Scd17.
Corn-,luly, ~ l-Sc; August, 40 l-2cm
40 as; September, II 1-4cu+1 Us.
Oats-July, 20 l-Sc; September % l-Sc
Mess pork-'Iuly, Sl0.95, September
Lari-Jgly. so.s5; September, sio.a5;
October. $3.50
short ribs~July, so12 L.; September.
$9.37 IL.
Cash quotations;
No. > spring wheat. "a 3-iNdOi rs;
No. red, "a 3-ic6i6i. rs.
No . corn, 40 l-Sc.
No. oats. - 1.Sc.
Mess pork, Sl0.5J6119.5T L.
Lard. 9SJM9ST -.
short ribs, sides, loose, $O17 1-2d
90.
! Dry saltcd shoulders, boxed, $3.50
Short clear sides, boxed So.2oao4o.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-12

Fat people have attained to such promi-
nence as a class in these days, when there
is so much laughter and so little voc com
paratiyely, that men have been inspired 70
look into the matter OF obesity and to find
out how stoutness is regarded in various
countries 1t has been discovered through
these investigations that the Greeks a"d
the Romans held fat people I'm sovereign
contempt We also learn that It is cus-
tom among the Gentoos, as the Portuguese
called the Hindoos, TO descend into their
dwellings by hole in the roof, and any one
unable owing to his proportions to do like
wise they consider as ian excommunicat d
offender who has not been able 20 get rid Of
bis sins. h-Philadelphia Press
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-12
-FOUR GRAIN AND FEED.

WHEATON, or new. No. ., 55c; No.
g. D0c.
CuIiN-Cpr lots. I. q. b. Fort Worth
ear 25ei shelled; mixed, sacked, 32c;
OATS New creu. T'esna rust nroof
car lots {; o. b. Fort Worth, bulke iss
sacked, zoe. ~
$1,000
HAY-Car lots, f. o. b. Fort Wor,h
best Forncv $500 pc ton; best upiand
SIS. alfalfa, loose, local, $40; loose i prai,
lie. local, per ton, $3.50.
FLOuR-Best patents, 500 nor 1oo
hounds. half patents Sls5. third GRAD
Si.T0. fourth grade SLIGO; northern
nat@nt. 500. ~
CHOPS Corn md oats mixod -
,on 500. nor 100 lbs. S125. Pef
CoTTON-Iow ordinary. 4 13.1eo.
ordinary. 2 5.l9e; good ordinary, o lila.
good middling. 5-s; mlddlIGg fsi pi
4 7.S
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-12
br,e. oae 1.ae: I1sullless. o. i,lb. pacl,.

bures, 0de Ice; raultless, o. lib, pack
spioRgli ESSseBbis., medium. sd.T5, 10
Dbl, medium, "a; bhs., small IS; IL
quarts. pcr dos., $3.50; l.. gal, per dox
50. Am gal. per doz., 81; hexngon ral''
per do&,, $3.50; imperial gal, per doz.,
PRESERVES bib. pals, one dozen
to case. per dozen. SO'Io; 2O-lb. kanakins,
ri lIEiiS,idEs-ao and sob pal /. worth
Z lie per H.; n-lb. tin pals. per doS,
pint ,tnmhisr; per doA, s5e. schooner,
NUTS Almonds. new, soft-shelied. per
pound, loc; .walnuts extra large, per
pound 1oc; hlherts, per pound. IL l-2c;
braHils, new crop. per pound, IL i-2c:
nuts, assorted, 25-lb boxes, Comet
brand lfc; pecaus. new crop. : I.2fac:
peanuts. fancy white. per sack, Parrot
branl. D lie; choice white bass brand,
81 roasted. white, bcst qua lily, ice.
DltiED FRUITS Turkish prunes,
per h.. Toe; French HOS 115s b0lb.
boxes, l2c; California Dos zoos, o0-lb.
ppSSSies, lie; T0s, SOS. 13o: COS, T0s. 14r;
,Sahtornia ovaported apricots. 2o-lb,
s LIONS, per ID, IL lie; l.. l.. relsins, I
er rown' $50 per box; \. y. raisinsi
gI,p,es' IN sacks, DC per ID; California
FFtlsin grapes, In sacks, 90 per h.. Cali
lornla seedless rnislns. Sc: choice evnp-
oLaiN apples, h0.lh boxea II lie;
e ,,c prime b0.lb. boxep Zoe; dried np-
bes. - SC per 10. sliced dried apples.
~ ~, per 10; currnnts, In bhls., S-ltdNo
peF 10, cufrants, IN boxes, q l-2c per 10,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-12
cRAoKERs CAKES AND CANDIES.

CRACEERS-Anlmni,, 12c; Boston
ontter Sc; butter &c: creams, 3 LEI
u,racShels. lho; cracker meal, &c; oyster
nooNtl Go; oyster excelsior. Sc; pretggls
lSc, cream coda, Sc; snowflake, les
CAKES AND JuMBLEs-11 1-2e.
lrult' suliana. re; ginger sunps, Lee
9pnndma's cookies Toe; lemon snaps.
iaoi waters Zoe; sugar cookies, lon'
stage planks, Sc,
nANllu.S tftrpmels. assorted flavor
Old, box. 10; gum drops, A. 49,. assert
cd flavor 5-lb box. 400; Japanese strips
eoconnut flavor, 6lb box. One, rock as
sorted and white, DC; French kisses
RE box, O5e; chocolate creams, Al,
uuci lemon drops frosted, per bOx, Ooc;
burnt almonds, per box. boo; creams
hnnl'mndc, twelve varieties, soc; peanut
blocks, B5c, peanut bar, per box, doc;
loScnges, assorted con-. oh. box, J0ci
mnrshmnllows, cherry brand, Bib. box
~ 70; linked cnndies pals, per d.,
lie; crystal cnt, Sc; dalHy, H. Nj.
creams he; stick candy, In pals, 7
l'2c wrapped sticks, In pnllH, &C.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-12
KANSAS clrY LIvEsrocK.

Kansas City. Mo-. July 11..-Cattle-
Receipts 10.3O0; shipments 1900; best
cattle strong. others weak. HNas steers
$2,5Nai.25; Texas cows $26c2 so: ship
Si.lods ~; butchers stock sasy,iS So "a,
stockers aud feeders S2,50al, bulls and
mixed 2.lNa.i. 90
Hogs Receipts 1900; shipments 1000:
. and 10 points higher. Rulk sal.
S3.Sl05.A5; hcavies S6,700i5 ~; packers
S5.I5dO; mixed S5.15dd; light 50 75tf
S6O5; workers S59JdHOo: pigs SasiG.
Sheep Receipts rs; shipments 1iO0;
dull, lower Tor common stock, lambs
firm, S5.5J.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-12

limitations based on small Io,. =.
,etsn dealers; Acetaniid. per ounce ne %
Der pound, DC; aeetlc acid, per ID ~
rrar,alic acid, sryst, per h., 80 ~ az
muaatlc acid, U r., per h., zoe: NH.
acid Q. r, Rer 81 lss PC; sulphgrIe neia'
',er ib.. 81 .25i alcohol. 0J nor ~ UNIV
vi 500, less &c cash; alum Nv RE-
r.: antikamnia, $l.0O; antlfebrb,e ~,
ar 25c; antipyrine, per o., ST Ia per
,nonia, carbonate, per h. Ice; biue x,, a,n'
ner b., JdSc; blue mass, per N 'lss, nl..
Glue ointment, per h., Doc; borax. y ne,
o.. 25c; DO. 25-oz, uns, per o.. "a.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-12
COAL.

Retail Ilst-Canon City, S7,I5 per
ton; .McAllster, Choctaw. Jenny Lind,
big Muddy, Rouse. Maitland, Cameron.
Robson, aud Wnlscnbcrg Goals, car lots.
$685. onehalf ton. $3.50: Monarch, Vie
tor, Santa Clara and Gilmore copls. car
lota, So,60i 3 TO 10 ton lots so: two
tons, SQ21; one ton. $3.50; onc-half ton.
car lots, S5.25; 3 TO 10 tons, SS.5o; Two twc
tons, $3.50; one ton. 50; one-hnlf ton,
S32D; Maitland ,cFe and Monarch egg,
car lots, 50; 2 10 10 tons, Sn,90; two tons.
$3.50, single ton, Sl.Tb; anthrnclts
lots, S12,I5, sirrle ton, Sia anthracite
lOulda), 9 10 10 tons, 20: single ton,
$3.50: onc~ha's ton. ~ Nv ~onl. ACC,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-12
81. LouIs LlyEsroCK.

st, Louis Mo, july Cattlc-Re-
ceipts. S30N; shipments, 300; strong ON
natives, and easier On others,
Fair to good grass Texan steers $40
a ROO.
Hogs Receipts. 1000; shipments none.
opened 10 higher advance lost NJ close,
G15.
Sheep Receipts, 1900; shipments, 100.
Steady, unchanged.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-12

They are telling q good story on the Rev.
Mr.. Adams of the Episcopal Church Of the
Redeemer in this city A little girl In the
parish was being catechised, and among tb
questions which tho catechist asked her
was one as TO who brought sin and dee 1
into the world, the proper answer to which
Of course was Adam" But Ia her con
fusion the Ettle girl got things decided'v
mixed and answered, Mr. Adams" tot
surprise Of every one.--New York Tribune.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-12

St. Louis, Mo-, July 1.-The Merchants
Exchange board of directors has dccin-
ed 10 appoint delegates to the silver con
yention called to be held here July II.
on the ground that having already urged
on congress the repeal Of the Sherman
silver law, the appointment of such dele
gates would not be consistent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-12
WINES AND SPIRITS.

wHtsKIEs-Rc ctlded, 81. 20t72 90 n.
nor proof; l-ycarold upwards 81 ,,ht5
30: sour mash, 2-year-old and inward
SiDillt5 as pei ages eXtra hne StilJ,s
1000; blended whistles, S20Oft3. 81
WINES-Pure grape. per gallon, s.. 90
BIlANDIEs-P Pure Tennessee ami.
s225. pure Maryland peach, 81 5OiF w o''
lnestlc cognne, SL15d3,50; inportsJ
~; bfllfO21. $3.50
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-12
HIDES, WOOL. ETC.

HIDES Buyers arc paying; Dr.,
aint heavy, Sc; Light Sc; dry salt ~.
green salt. 3a3 l-2c; butchers green
2 1-2Gf3 l-2c.
,,,ndi1m f2Mi4c; fine, l2114c. ~"
bones Hoofs ard boDes, $500 DER
ton. delivered.
BEESWA X-l5nlsc
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-12
THE MARKETS.
Nc ELRoY 4 GIBERT

Nsw Orleans, La, July 11-(SpcciaD--
pool follow our advance of yesterday by
an Improvement Of 4-04 on futures. and
sgain OF l-ld d on spots, with sales OF
i1,VuO bales, but reports of showers at
Houston and Dallas yesterday evening
We're sufficient to cause the longs on this
side 20 unioad quite freely, so that our
market opened about 8 toto points lower
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-12

a tradition may be handed down with
out writing, or even articulato speech, We
have not altogether ceased to be flower
animals" ourselves Show a child by your
gestures and actions that thing is fearful
to you, and he will fear 1t; that you hete
it, and he will catch your hatred.-Mac-
nillan's Magazine.