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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-16

When Josquiu de Pres, chapel master to
Louis MI Of france, wanted bis earnings
Increased, he did not straiebtway oomposu
pgaihic symphony, trilugy or even a
siokiy sentimental ballad with an unetuous
riirain-thc latter sure means to a good
royalsy-bnt he took the liberty Of refresh.
ing his masters memory with a finished
but unambitious motct.
Josquin was an ecclesiRstic ms well as a
musician, and his excellent prince had long
promised him benehee, This pledge,
however, was forgotten, and Josquin, in-
convenieneed by the shortness OF the kings
memory, ventured publicly 70 remind him
Of his word Being under command TO
compose motot for the royal chapel, he
selected part OF the one hundred and nine.
teenth psalm for his subject "Ohl think
upon thy servant as concerning Thy word
which words he set so exquisteiy and
plaintiyely that his master took the hint
and bestowed upon him the preferment.
Josquin had a keen mind. With much fe-
licity he took advantage OF the occasion and
composed hymn OF gratitude TO the words
from the same psalm, 20 Lord, thou hast
dealt graciously with thy seryanth-whiel
1t is to be hoped his majesty appreciated
An inappreoiatlvo wag would say that
Josquin might more appropriately have Sc
lected the passage, 20 Lord, thou hast
searched me out and known mel"-Gentle
mans Magazine,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-16

s. 30; Am, gallon. per dozcn. "a hex
aeon. gallon. psr dos.. 50, imperial per
glllon. per dpx., 81 IS.
PRESEltNES-.f iveppubh pets, S ~
dozen TO the case, per doN,, SN''o' :"
lbg kanlklus per III, 10c. .uy
lELI.iEs. Twenty and So-le pals
WORTH lie per pound; b-lo. un Ian
Per doz, So. 10; Il wineglass per u'e'A'
Toe; schooner, per doz.,. ~ 40. n.s oer
NuTS-Almonds. new soft'sheneu' p per
pound, lSc; walnuts, extra lnrssi 10
pound; II lie; hlberts, per poun" ,oc.
&c, braKils, new crop, per pouno, M, nv,
pecans, new crop, s 1-2deci pea.nnnd
fancy white, per sack, Parrou pa assl
Sc choice white, hrass brand, &C. rV"''NN
white, best quality, lie. - mar
DRIED FRUITS Turkish prnnnnes. vi
pound, Sc; French, llOs, lbs, ev-PP,,NutTfe
boxes, Zoe, California, 0Oe; lugnsa, -,f,.,
boxes, Zoe; 1US, SOS, lie; Gus i ,y,,,,,d
California eyaporated uprieots, -p-RVuuyy
boxes, per H., II lie; i. L, iMss !
crown. 81 20 per box; l., L. rnlsn, od
CROWN - 90 per boz; choice. eNapoI.S,vtS,ss
apples, 50.pound boxes, II lxe' SmvJ
prime. 50.pound boxes, Ice per poundd
cnrrants, ID barrels, . 3-4u1c per poaA'
currants, IN boxes, q lie per pou"N'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-16
THE MARKETS,
ATWoop yIoLETr \ co.

NEW ORLEANS. La. Oct. 1I.-(Spe-
cinl atwood Violet a Co. say;
During the early part of the day we
were without advises either from Liver
pool or New York, and our market in
consequence was very quiet with but
little change from the prices of the pre-
Nious day. Subsequently u telegram
was received from Liverpool reporting
the close of that market us ~luiet NJ
l-Gld decline. The sales there were
quite large for Saturday. reaching H.
900 bales.
Receipts continue light. and for Mon
day NJ this port 1900 bales are OK
pected, which is something less than for
The corresponding date last year.
The crop estimates referred TO In our
letter Of yesterday was predicted on the
following reasons; An Increased acre.
age of I-S per cent, the Gulf states
crop two to three weeks earlier, the
average for the cotton belt ten days
earlier and the crop and yield In Missis-
sipp, Louisiana, Arkansas, Alabama,
Georgia North Carolina and Florida
far superior TO last y0er. in South Caro-
lima and Tennessee some better, The
falling on in Texas is given Us from 10
30 30 per cent. This refers 10 the EN-
given: Texas. 1.S0O.O0O bales: Aiissls.
sippi, l,l5OOOO bales; Louisiana, GUn,.
OdO bales; Arkansas, 100000 bales;
Tennessee, 100000 bales; Alabama,
$751; bules; Georgia, 1.0juO0O bales
North Carolina, 10000 bales; South
Carolina, GjuOOO bales Florida. co.,
900 bales. Total minimum. f,sOO,O0C
bales.
Adyices from Washington do not indi
cate that there viii be any early agree
inent on the silver question The re
peal Of this bill seems TO ms the mos
potent factor in the market az the re-
ccipts thus fur are indicative of nothing
save the temper of the producer and hii
ability to withhold shipments. II SEEM
to us that any permanent good must b.
accomplished by such financial legisla
ton as will be of benefit to the Who'll,
country, and 80 long as the manulactur
ing interests are crippled by local o
class legislation, just 80 long will tn
I producer suffer in not finding a competi
I live market for his crops. The spo
market closes steady aud unchanged
sales, 1000 bales.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-16
opps ANo ENDS.


Burning parafIu may be quenched by
throwing lonr upoa II.
In breeding any kind OF stock always
brccl 20 something That isan improvement
ON what you now have.
\ tombstone in Green Grove cemetery,
near Report n. j., was seized by con-
stable to aa.izfy claim for debt the other
day.
. The Washington Post estimates that
there are B49,5a0,0OO acres in the south,
S9s, sI0, 900 acres of which are good arabic
land.
Types are not used in printing Persian
newspapers. The copy is given to an eH-
merit pcnmGn, who writes 1t out neatly
Then bis work is Autographed.
AZ the las. ccnrus there were in the
United States /. 30 manufacturers of con
feetionery, employing nesry 1900 hands.
The yearly value OF their products exceeded
S25, O01,oO1.
Next TO that Of umbrellas the ownership
of books is perhaps the least respected.
Hence the philosophical though rude re-
mark "thas FOOLS lend books and wise men
borrow them"
The day Is usually reckCned as being y
hours in lenEtn. GtIlCtll tptAhlhNs suSAt 20
n mistnse The standard unit Of time is
the "sidcrenl day, J." which is23hours, b5min.
utcs and 4.002 seconds in solar" mean
time.
The little town Of Newport, Hants county,
Nova Scotia, hns population of about
400, and there arc Gmorg them ~ persons,
e OF them women, whose united ages
amount to S,aGO years, an average OF d
years each.
The points of the compass can be told
from trees by the following simple observH
tions: The aide OF the trces on which mosl
Of the moss Is found Is the north. II TINT
tree Ia exposed to the sun, the heaviest ane
longest lubs will be Gu tll south side.
Crete, OK Gambia, is a very fertile islanC
covered with an abundant growth OF aro
matte herbs, myrtle, orange, lemon, nlmon'
and pomegranate trees. Not long ego tn'
people of Crete made desperate effort u
secure their Independence from turkey
but they vera not successful.
The japanese tattooers not only pietur
dragons and flowers and nusinees on I'll
bodies Of their patrons, BIS to meet IN
artistic iemunis 'oi Europeans they nov
produce IN colors IN eXact photograph Q
any cherished friend whose image the TAI
tooed person may desire to have constant
with him.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-16
STAPLE PROVISIONS.

N,nATs-Dry salt, elenr short II 1-oc:
~ abort dear. ~ lie; bacon bellips
"a 100. hams. medium II l-lc; breakfast
.scne. 10 lie. dry salt bellies. y l-zc;
inv sail shoulders, 9cs
LARD Compound, $ l-2ci pure leaf
II sI liieA I,--Granulatcd. &c; powdered, in
d. q 1.9c, powdered, half barrels.
eoablsn9 rnt ioat ia barrels q lie! euf
~ IN half barrels @ 3-1c; fancy yell0w,
ilggs,t6ed. : 3-Sc; extra q, 2 lsbn5 1-4c.
'C0FFEE-- Arbuelde's Arioaa. 25c.
INLAND, 25e; Lion zoe; AlAronia' 2oc;
Js eriDy,,i5S e coBFFEE-By The sack.
90, choice, 2iic; fancy, 25c; pea,
se oyS' 24c. old government Java, 27c'
M stnt 4 sSlss-B Barrel lots, new crop.
sngar house, SOC; sn"i'e, rs .oIi' per
49,, eofn syfnp. pr gal 5Oc; silver
afaPt Navy, 3 lie; Lima. . 1-2e:
,, na,,- lei pink, 4 l-2c; black eyes,
3 i2c. ,4eia 49,. ..t.
a. pi,oiee. B l.2gdei head nee, O lie.
ps tHyr riSH-New macorel, medium,
NJ II + heif.barrels, 81 IS; No. 2, ton
No. ~ lii. 81 %; medium, No. .
gl9 3lS net kiiA, sl25; Goldfish bricks,
ll,fTifpEsE-Fancy, full cream. one III
no, IA lie; 2 in box, "A l-4c; Young
! American. NC. Ia
SrAKCu-~Lump, ~ per pound
/ and 3-ib. paeksgrs' Pr ~ w O-lb
,,aaden boxes. DC per ponnd; corn starch
| ". s,. s"J 4o.lb, boxes. Gd5 lie; Families
fi I'm parknrns 10 The csse. 80.
'picKL Es-Isbls.. medium, W; 20; Dbl,
medium, 81; bills. small, "; II bbIn.
mail. 1O-Tallon kegn' S,l.oV; orgallof
Lers 81 90; pints,. gfr ri. ~ quarts
PSI do1., sl.oVi ~ sA''''n' per aez'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-16
MELKoY ACCOMPANY.

NEW ORLEANS. La. Oct. H. -CSpec-
illI-McElroy \ Company say;
Futures The storm along the Atlantic
cc,st cut on all topographic commuuieu-
ton with New York and incidentally with
liverpool 80 that our market was en-
dicly without advice from other business
,entcrs until just before our closng. on
orators here were curious to know the
effect on Europe of the crop estimate
referred TO yesterday. llut uotwithsiaul-
ing the fact that its size would ia the
II ,ture Of things, lead he public - eH-
meet a decline Oh the other side OF the
water the sentiment here continued
unite bullish and our market ruled at
approximately tue same prices US yester-
days closing. Cooler weather lnrouHh'
ONT The south had something 10 DO VIA
no siAndiness, but the continued small
rpreiuts were probably the rral ulainstay
AT he market When ilnully, short
while before our closing the wires were
rq-rstablshed. It was found that LIVER
up5l nfter advancing IN bad, closed .
Shade lower than last nights prices ana
New York 3 points hlg9cE Salurua as,i
market Is usually renhklnE one, any
tbo selling OF longs prevented what might
have been otherwise o cohsluerAble hu'
1IS'n,ionbtedly, the governing feature OF
4 tbr market ut the moment Is Inc mpNe-
,u.ut TO the ports. NEvp eaNilNNN' "''s
be issued ad infn!imu, but SO long as &c,
I ccints fan short Of the small cropoi iast
,str ii win be- no easy task 10 convince
/ Ia upblip hat the yield Is to be US greA'
AZ he estimates may predict. ~ y V'eal,
! n ronte,t between theory ana facts aug
! y r.neiuts are facts Splnpers giNe e'i-
d 1 az their faith ia the latter ny thei,,
unrsi,ns.s Of 1000 bales during me ha ~
4 INV today, and cur spot markri was nh'e
~ e,cs,dy With sales Of 3oOo pnies " un'
'n n','ina 70 the absence Of eommnpiga'
~, With other markets. business ~ lu
t tivn vas not active, but prices heEs gloS'
t a,g51 N one point above yestefany :;
s'f Is.i,t. Tor Inc coming werk piNil r.
i rs ~ than thosa Of last ygar anl IN
70 nredictions circulated Rst mont MONT
inep' ,br October movement hlEA. lsagl ,
,t ha enormous total Of tive ysntn ~ yi u,,,
we ",hapdoned New ofleans vAps .S..l
py.n 1av II 900 bale, against l4'VVo Dal''
sio,',,a day last year .u;s,, Il
TUG h sun ,empcr Of Liverpool Is pn hi,ili Y
me ~, Ien.r 10 say that The South believe.
Is hfg ,,er prizes ard 1t is sisnlhsh y, W.
y hE some Of the recent bears N 10 IN n.
SW halt and this market have ehalseu " Wv
buh side,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-16

,vestoa. Tex. DC, it--fSpialaLl-
.l,ot closed steady aud unchanged.
FLOUR AND GRAIN.


WHEATON, or new, No. ., 55ci
NSGoi,N~Car lots, +. o. b., Fort Worth
oar I,ic. oar, local wagon lots, doc per
oA,Is-Texas rust proof, ear lots,
f. q. b., ForI Worth bilk' 3Oc' sacked,
ne -
"29rksSY-iCar lots, f. o, b., Fort Worth,
best Forncy. 81 10 per ton; best upland,
$500; alfalfa, loose ioes1 so; John.
,ooso ewairie. local. per ton, $3.50.
FLOUR Best patents, SLs0 per 100
nnnnds. half patents, Si,O5; thlr1 grade.
Si45; fourth grade, SL05i Northern
natenf. $40,
p1rIioPS Torn aud oats, mixed, per
ION. SIS; per 100 pounds, $i.OO
COTTON Lev i9dd'ln~ d,sci
ms; stricl inlddling, l-2ci good mid
ding, Z b-sc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-16

A writer in Blue and Gray says that dur
ing the civil war be once attempted, unsue'
cessfully, practical joke. Not far from
the picket line was an old cemetery, and
the writer, who was then a corporal bad
been told laughable stories OF the panic into
which some Of the men had lately been
thrown.
A rumor had somehow got abroad that
headlcss horstman had been seen IN the
neiuhhorhood after dark. One man, It was
reported, had been so frightened rs TO hire
brave comrade to stand his picket for him.
One night. when the writer was posting
his relief, little before midnight, 1t enino
into his head 10 Try the story on the man
whom he was 70 leave alone IN the dark
ness He told it with rs much solemnity
as he could muster, but tho picket was not
to be frightened 50 easily. lie was lgsI
lighting his pipe and replied between bis
willis.
"Wsll (pun), Il there's a man lpni( comes
round here (pum tonight pun without a
head lpud, pan, III put head On him"
The piskst wss not distubea, and ths
writer seams 10 suspect that tnis "Hs 1hs
origin Of an Obscure slsng phrAse.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-16
suNpl,IEs.

CoRDAGE- Sisal rope. halfinch ba.
sis, 1-9c MANILA rope, icn-inch basis.
10 1.2e; cotton rope, all sizes. 13ci cotton
twine. Joe.
SEED--l,ye, per busbel. 81 90; tlrp,t
seed, per pound. 2oci alfalfa seed. pe f
buihel 500; johnson grass seed, pea
bushcl, Sl'2o ,nille'i pyr bnshel 65c
GRAIN SAclSS-Iialo lots, Cumber.
isud A. II l.2c; Naomi. l01.9c; II. s
A. 1G1-2e; u, s, G., II 1-2e, I've
Bushels, eight, uunees, 1.4c: centrals
Il Ia. TWO aud onc-half-bushnl wheat
bngs, nine ounces, 7 l-sc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-16
CHICAGO PRODUCE

CHICAGO. ~, Oct !, l 4 ,ogsS. w iste
trade had hard up is, "a y dressed selling
Ia the resslVp 10 the low point q
and forced i. .,s, broke tle last halt
the year, 80 y ~ ,yass-l lie under last
hour % ,' VA '.f ~ "a for two days Meth
night, ,., = favorable fsr esresl e.posf's'
ttm dem even lsss .h az s seiien q wheat
Corn. depressed y tns I'm Urn fer futun,
and ,.l. the 0 iSgsei within Is Of ihe bot
tom figures.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-16
cHlcAGo IIvnsrocK.

CHICAGO, His, Oct. 14.-Reccipt4 Of
cattle, 1000; making TT.i47 for the week
against 0i,O3G last week, S4.42I the COZ.
responding week last year. But hlut
demand and the market barely steady,
Hogs-Lull, sellers yielding the Nl
vance Of yesterday 1OHl5 heavy lots
Sd.25du55; mixed, S6.4OuB. 40; light
S6.5OdG75. Receipts for the week
105, roo, against 10000 previous. week
12l,20O the corresponding week Las
year.
Shcep--Dull market, unchanged, 81 u
0375 for inferior TO choice; S2,oOl2.o'
for poor TO extra lambs.
Receipts today-Cuttle, 1000; hogs
5000; sheep, 300.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-16
rRnsn VEGETABLES NE rRulr

VEGETABLES Wax beans, per bus
d. $50, butter beans Si50 Der
bushel; squashcs, per dozen, 2lNiiOc;
Northern ppr ~. I i.5I2 SAC; ioma'
toes, ~ lmshpl box, Doc. tomatoes. crates
a bnsketO soc; potatoes, California per
bu., S1.OO; onions. per pound, Art
nkrn per basket 3jiil9e. sweet potatoes,
per hnshcl, 5Oc; hwcrt potatoes, NORTH.
ern per bu, $3.50, sweet pepper ~.
hushel basket, 4Oc. celery, iOdl15c per
Onr-dnzen lunches; hetts, per buxiel.
Sl.Ou. cnrrols per hushol Sluu, sugar
cane. 81. d0fl3.OO per 100 stalks, radshes.
OOc per dozen lettuce, 30c per dozen.
FRUITS California liRds per box,
Sln0I1 90. Northern apples. per hbl.,
$40. per bu., Sl0Iil 26 lemons.
fancy, 3dOs, per box, $4,000 90,
Louisiana oranges. per box, S860 Blue.
Held bananas, per bunch S2OOai3. 90,
IN paso grapes, Csc; Concord, per has.
lpt. Zoe. PEARS. per l2,bu bOr, 81. 90
nor bu. box. goo; California ~ plums
Der crate, $50 California Kelsey plnnis
81 90 per crate. California prunes, se97
per crate. California praqAer. s22b ppi
half crntcst nniuceH per bushci
50 90. Bartlett pears. per box. Sa25.
OYSTERS AND FlSlI--Oysters, bulk
7lNisOc per hundred counts. per duxer
cans. S5.25. dressed cathah. Toe BEL
nonud. gulf fish. Zoe pOr pnund.
GAME Prairie chickens, s3.75dJ on
per dozen; qnails, Si.S5d2OO Der dozen
snipes and pl0yers, por dozen, St95
Mnllard ducks per pair. Toe; Teal ducks
per pair, 5Oc; canvass back ducks, PEE
u1lr, zoe.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-16

New Orleans, La Oct Il --C5p11lI.i -
Sterling 49, Commercial ~
Observation-Disclosures slG34 50
ncs-COmmercial.t days.1 .AA
New York signt-Bank .... par
commercial. .. o. dis.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-16
LIVESTOCK.
ST. LOUIS LIVESTOCK.

ST LOUIS. Mo-. Oct. 14.-Cattle-Re-
ceipls, 10000; shipments, 1000 steady
Fair to good native s,eors,, S3,oVl4.sO;
S2hUfi525.
Hogs-Receipts, 1900; shipments, 1000;
steady ton prices, $3.50; bulk OF sales,
Su.5ONqG.TO.
:. sheep. Receipts, none; shipments, none
NJ market
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-16
HIDES, WOOL, ETc.

uIDEs-B Buyers are paying; Dry nint,
heary. 81; light, 4c; dry salt. Sc; green.
= If, aa4 IL; butchers green, 2Q3e.
Woo. Light medium, l5d DC; low
medium. 10 i4c; inc, l2al4e
HOMES Hoof. and bones, $500 per
BEES wAX-15Qlsc,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-16
KANSAS CRY LIVESTOCK,

KANSAS CITY. Mo-. Oct. H.. Re-
CENTS. Ul.OUO, shipments. ai0Oi market
tiull, weaker: Texas steers. 81 Altdd' ia'
Texas vows. 81 505fe 10; s hinplng
steers. S4.O5d6.5O butcher stock, $hN
al rs: stockrrs and feeders, - 2o0
. 20.
Hogs Receipts. dI5O; shipments $40
market 5d1Oc lower, bulk Of halps-
SO. 4lsiG a.: helyics aud lights. So ,4Oq
q sos packers. SO, l5dH. 90; mixed
So. iOdG. 10; porkers 50 .41HO Dos pigs
50. OOfid.55.
Sheep-Recelpts 400; shipments
400 market, slow, weak.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-16

Two. clocks that have been IN the Z, pos 70.
session Of the Webster family, 81 ram All,
ford. Conn, for the past eehtnt{, ~ 49, 49,.
keeping good time, never fh''4As
oad. Il u Claimed
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-16
COAL.

to ioton. si1S, sfp tsn * co IN leIllis,,r
Jenny Lind, Rouse. Maitland Robin.
sou and wslscnburs eoals, car lots,
1913; 3 10 10 ton lots. S125, one ten.
500; ouc.halt ton. 81 80; Monarch,
Victor, Santa Clara and Fillmore Goals.
ear lots, 80. 30; to 10 TOW lots, 50, voi
tor, So so; Brlar Greek and MeJamcs
coal, ear lots, So, ~; TO 10 ten lots
50 30; two tons, 50 10; oae toz, 600;
one-half Ion, SS,2o; Monarch egg, ear
lots. S5.25; 3 " 10 ton lots, $3.50; sin
gle ton, SA.T5; anthracite, lPal car lot
sllw' ~ \ 70 teA tSn lois, sl-intSi snSlss
to 10 ton lots 90; sggle tons, 50 30;
onehalf ton, $500: slack, 4Oc, carloads,
S323. 1liurhcr ear lots. $3.50 per ton;
Cameron, per ton, sS.O0; . tons, SI.1o;
8 10 10 tons, $500.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-16

ST.. LOUIS. Mo-, Oct. il-Cotton
Lice higher, firm; middling. l-lOe;
sales, 26D bales; receipts, fluO halsesi
shipments, 500 bales; STOCK lu,SoO
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-16

powders, per b.. SIPS; ether, suphuric-
U = II. uer H.. zoe. gum arabic. hrst
pick, per 10, ooc. gun snellac per 10,
&c; glue. brown, rsr H.. 12016ci glue,
white, rer h.. o0c; mace, per d. bpc,
mercury, per h., I5c; morphine, sulph;
y. W, i-S-oz. box, per o., $40:
IL or. boxes. per o., x2.4O; OF: bottles,
per OK. Sa.a0; nutmegs, per ~. ,3c;
castor oil, per gal, Sl2cCa 30; olive
oolli per sal. Sl.1O; linseed oil, per gal.
aSao3c; sperm oil, w, r.. per gal, S1.2O.
opium, per pound. .S3,11a3.2b; opium,
~, per ID, 500; black pepper. per lb;,
loe; potash bromide, per b., Acc; potash
ssssls crate per lb,,, 2se; iodidc, per p,
$40; quinine, p n w, 1-ozt bottle,
sic; cans, per doz. 32c; qulnlne,. \ w,
9-o1 cans, per or, zoe; Il s. s duinine,
i-0< rlals, Der doz. 3Qc; DO OK. 2oc; 2o-oz.
,lihs, ner OK. DE; 1O0-oz, tins per o..
sc sal soda, per H.. 2 1-4li2 lie; salt
peter, refined, per h. .l0c; saltpeter,
commercial, &c; salts. Epsom per ID.
SM4Ci salts, Rochelle, 30c; bchrbonate.
English. kegs, per ID. &c, sulphur o-bar.
rel lois, 3Ai sulphur, flowers, small
lots, oc; spirits turpenune, market rates,
per gal. white lead Collier and Southern
y r. per h., 1-46n7 LIZ.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-16
wooI
sT. LOUIS WOOL.

ST, LOUIS, Mo, Oct. IL Wool
Enufely stngnant
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-16

A Chinnman of Wnlla Walla. Wash,
answers to She name OF "Shoo Fly"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-16

the very best sewing machine
which skill and money can
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-16

Sev orleans oct IL f5pecian Cotton
futures closed steady, 20 e points higher,
sales 1880.
Ocioper. ....,.......-.,f,..-..' H. ~
November ........,.. '''' 49, M
december. ...............-,..''' $3.50 ~
january ...... .s....... 80 ''s' -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-16

PoULTRY-Old hens. per dozen,
S2Ib; spring chickens, small per dozen,
St.T5 large, 500; fancy large. spring,
per dozen, $500; ROSTERS Sl2O pcr doz-
en-; turkey hens, Doe; publcrs zoe.
EGGS lfresh, without ease, iIc
BUTrl9R--l'rcah country, li0l6c;
choice creamery, 2ud23
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-16

Galveston. Tex. Oct IA - Especially =
stor Ing. r. ays..........,.-." 4 u
New York sight. y dis
New Orleans sight. u dis
american silver. Observation-Disclosures. 80.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-16

naily Movemru's At tnterla- raw,
Galveston, Tex. Oct II,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-16
NEW ORLEANS PRODUCE.

NEW ORLEANS. La. Oct. l4.-lirm
unchanged.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-16

'. ' ,si b i7.ye s,,r sSseS 4 vas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-16
LIZ . .lHlRSCHFELD
:, 81 .flRSP AND MAIN

taaia -, - n, mas lailed.''
esiiiss ~, ~ lin. ioli Won all
r. Keep Us frum niarfSins ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-16

KANSAS CITY. Mo.. Oct. IL.
Mhe9t-Weak, fractionally lower No.
. red. 50 l-2d54c.
Coril-No, . mixed, slow, 1-2alc
lower ~ l-9Q,iac.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-16
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Receipts ana r1pogt. a an United s'''''

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Galvasion, Tex, oct -(speola-l :
Stocks this day. ..,.......,..... 6tiih
Stocks this day last year. .,,,.,. 40, aov