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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-10-12

AlUpT NhNs
JouN TunNrU. a tramp discovered kettle
tiled with gold pieces buried under tree ON
six Mil" Run. Beaver county lie took the
money to Industry. There he bought flat
boat and when last seen was drifting down
the river with his treasure.
WILLIAM CrNw>s. Of westmoreland
City, Whic working m the mines was killed
by fall utslale About the same hour his
ION James fell from tree. and Il is feared
su' aimed fatal injuries.
HrNrY DoYlr or ri,tsburg. climbed a
chestnut tree near Ncw Bedford lie felt,
aud, his clothing catching on limb, held
hun tast head DOWNWARD. lie was nearly
dead when found
TuoN,s and John Acklcson undertook to
drive across the Panhandle roads tracks
near BuIger in advance of a train. John
aud both horses were killed.
\ rE,cr OF son acres, near Franklin. ha,
been selected ~ the site for the state Home
tor Feeble Minded Children The ground
will cost $1,000.
THF commissioners OF Fayette county are
nhirttin inc to 'he 81 - 'he sheriff's wash
bids for ,ne jai, .n,"a,--. -
BrNN,IS TrNNis the murder Of s-year
old Agnes Cooper Wright, was sentenced at
Harrisburg 10 be hanged.
Iur advance Of the toll rate on the bridges
II Beaver Falls from to . cents has excited
much opposition.
BEAVER county coal operators have re-
luce their miners wages p cent, per car OF
~ bushels
Tur Shcuanco Valley Steel mill at New
Castle started up with a force OF 800 men.
llrNUY FrAorr was fatally injured by
'all ut State at GrCcnsburE
Two inches Of snow tell in Wayne coun-
". ON saturday.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-10-12

In Russia th' Government now promotes,
instead Of opposing temperance work.
Members OF the Temperance societies amongst
the MOUTHS undertake. To- abstain from vodka
for n twelyrmonth. The iltst time one OF
them breaks his promise he Is fined thrce
roublcs, and receives nineteen strokes with
the rod. The second time the punishment Is
doubled.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-10-12
FAtrHIN CHRIST.

suppose We were standing ou ,hc brink oi
deep, wild" river which. In order To- reach
IA" very beautiful house which stands uu the
'ther side. and which We arr To- have for our
pwn, we mu-tcros- Yet Is owidc.uud it, wa
.otS So buiStcruuS, that no ono can swim
across and while We are wondering how ,.p
are to reach the opposite shore. friend
comes and tells ~ th"r" l. "a brUiJ, higher up.
hy which "" may pa-- over without any dan
ger. W" ~. but We ilud II j. chain bridge ;
nud hccHu-" We cannot see where and how
tn" suspruding chains are fastened. We will
not trust ourselves upon IT, although our
friend assures us over aud over again that II
Is quit" safe, and that thousands 70 across
upon II daily. We 90 back again. and at
tempt 60 swim across, aud are lost WHY
should we be- lo-ty Not because the chain
hrtdg" was not strong enough aud Safe
enough To bear ~ safe over but because We
hnd not faith In IL. We could not b,Iier,
whnt We did not SEE. Faith Is the saving
grace.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-10-12
Arnnn nAY nc1nnrn %.

Superintendent OF Public
Instruction SchaeiIcr has issued circular
naming Friday, October 70, rs autumnai
Atbor day.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-10-12
RELIGIoc.S READING.
WORLD.
NJ xor cosronnrp TO Tn, "

BIZ NOT cONFohNFD TO fHy a,
There Ia great danger that you M. 20
There cling to our natures, elements Of
prayty. even otter our introduction into the
kingdom OF Christ. by which this world may
draw us Into affinity with itself too close for
eminent spirituality. SO peculiar and inti-
mate are our relations TO the world, that n
too compliment disposition. desire of pleas~
ing, fear OF offending, dread % ridicule,
shrinking from singularity, may influence
us to hurtful atllliation with It's spirit nnd
manners.
When notice that prufesscd follower of
Jesus Christ manifosts II more absorbing de-
sire for temporal than for spiritual prosperi-
", for the accumulation Of wealth than for
promoting the glory Of God IL more earnest
To- procure for bis children n Golfer Of gold
than n crown of life, want to say affection
ately to him-bc not conformed TO this world.
WhenI hear Hprofcssor OF religion conyets-
ing with animation and interest about crops.
markets, politics. news and fashions. an!
then notice that he is silent and indifferent
when religious subjects are themes OF cOnvet.
sation, | want 10 remind him Of the cxhorta-
tion oi Paul be- not conformed to this world.
When | observe n professor OF religion
seeking and enjoying the society Of ungodly
mon. moro than that of the saints, morc
punctual and cheerful IA his attendance at u
social or convivial party than at the prayer
meeting and the sanctuary, | should like
kindly To- whisper in his ear be not conform
cd TO this world.
Whom bchold professor Of religion
painting and grusping after the plaudits and
hunors ot earth. eager To- bind about his
temples "a fading wreath climbing until All
sorbcd In his strugglugs upon a crimblng
pedestal of earthly fame. want to direct hi,
eve to th" "Nhorta,ion bc not cOnformcd to
this world
When see u Christian female decorated
with th" gaudy trappings of fashion. eager
To- caich the gaze and admiration Of the vain
and thoughtlcss initiating IN" glitter of tho
dtssolutc uud exciting the envy ut the poor.
! want tu thunder In her ear. 50 loudly a. tu
starilc and awaken her conscience lie not
cuniorm"d to this worl =
When uhsery" a Christian mother sending
her children to the ballroom and the theatre,
the fashionable assembly and the festive
party, among the proiligatc and lircntious. to
perfect their education. and polish their man.
ncrs. whilst weep for her children I want
g. repeat g. the misguided parent the charge
Of Paul hr not coniormcd To- this wurld.
lfrom tho Witchmnu and Reflector.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-16

In answer TO query as to his posi-
tiou IN the matter Of the administration 4
Hawaiian policy, Senator Coke said 10.
dny 10 the Gazette representative mat
he had not fully made mp bis mind IN
The question aud was not prepared 10
a,nress nm opiuion. He says he proposes
to look carefully into The matter and
become familiar with all the circum-
stances before taking q position aud ex'
pressing an opinion.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-16

The fire department was Gated to the
Orphans home ON Samucls avenue last
nigM about : O'Clock. where the barn
adjoining was burning The run wus
nearly Il mile, but the department wns
soon ON the ground and soon had the
fire out,
Near the corner of Peach and Boaz
STREETS the truck collled with II tcle-
graph poe, damaging Il somewhat, but
Al Will be repaired in a few days.
Mrs. Burchill, superintendent Of the
home also the children, wish TO express
sincere thanks to the fire boys for their
heroic work In subduing the flames and
keeping the fire from spreading TO the
home. Mlis. Burchll realizes the great
Efforts Il took to control the fire, and the
department did 1t 50 well She thanks
them. After the fire bad been sublned
the hildpn of the home assembled In
the rooms aud with their sweet VOICES
thanked the tiremcn with q song, be-
sides each expressing gratitude IN per.
son.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-16

Bob Graves aud Bud Crouch had
diilieulty at the house of Stella Fer
gnson In the reservation about l o'clock
This afternoon, which resulted serious
Iy. Graves cut Crouch ~ the arm Just
below the shoulder inulctlns sh usty
and serious wound, exposing the bone
of the arm.
Crouch drives one Of Lemp's beer wag-
ons and Graves is a carpenter and lives
in Edgeheld.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-16
In THE CITY.
BRINGING IN PEOPLE.

r. ~ Bradbury, immigration agent.
came down from Vernon yesterday, He
was appointed by and is working under
tie directions Of the Panhandle immigra-
ton committee. and has been industri-
ously locating people in the Panhandle
during the past summer, along the iine
OF the Fort Worth aud Denver.
He reports fine rains in the Panhandle
country. and that the farmers are hard
al work IN the fields. About 40 per
cent Of the wheat has heen sowed for
the coming crop. and the balance is being
rapidly put in-
Air. Bradbury is on his way now TO
Nissouri. and expects to return shortly
with from six to eight families from
Southeastern Missouri who have decided
10 locate IN Wnbsrger county, after hay
ing previously visited the country and in
vestieatad ~ attractions aud product
iveness He Is also in correspondence
Win fron twenty-five To thirty people IN
Aiabama who expect 10 come 70 new
homes IN the Panhandle within the next
two or three weeks
Mr. II. A. Smith, who IS also ppshine
the Immigration movement N me Fan,
handle. Mr.. Bradbury says has located
fwenty people in Wilharger county
within the pnst month. and Is now return-
respondents. He expects TO orinS OUT
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-16

NJ. V. Balm, a prominent merchant Of
Alvarad0, was in the city yesterday
purchasing goods.
lioldernass Bros, fancy goods dealers
Of Stcphenyille, were In purchasing ho-
iday stock this week.
DIR, Barton, senior member of the firm
Of Barton y Hood. Newport, was In the
Guy yesterday, purchasing q drug
WIN Presiridge, Alvarado. j. g..
Millhoith. Bransforl, j. II, Wallace Ktl
Ter, K Il Ice, Thorp Springs, DR. Nit.
ter. Pnuls Valley, l. r., Dr. Sid Bass.
Abilene, aud w Il. Nourghlooi Of Mil
9lnd and Foyah, are among The druggists
visiting tho city ana purchasing goods
Window glass has taken great tnm-
PIE IN this market the cause being low
freight rates II. w. Williams 81 Co.
report the lowest prices ever given by a
Texas house and report sales of q eur
load week. Fry and earth paints are
also away on In prices. as the result NJ
low freight rates. and country merchants
are deriving the benefit.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-16
McELRoY AND COMPANY.

Special to the Gazette
New Orleans. ln., Nov 15.-McT;lroy
and company say; Fumres-Fluctua-
tons today have been so narrow that
they are hardly worth noticing. 1t is
true that futures IN Liverpool closed
2-G4 higher. but spot sales were only
10000 bales. witli litle change IN prices
Our market closed 20 lowir than last
Fort receipts were 1900 bales
against $1,000 bales last YEAR ana for
tomorrow New Orleans expects 1907
bales. against 1000 bales here aud
5000 bales Mt all ports
The semi-weekly interior movement
shows a total Of 10000 bales. against
81 900 bales last year, and there has
been an accumulation Of stock 70 The OK.
tent of 5000 bales, where last year
there was a reduction ot 1000 bales, q
difference 10 favor Of this year's move
ment Of $4,000 bales These. figures, We
need hardly say, arc not bnllish, but
nevertheless the tone Of the market has
been very steady, even though spots
were only In fair demand az unchanged
prices, with sales Of $3.50 bales.
The stock OF New Orleans IL now
about 5000 bales greater than last
year. but at all ports the Stock il almost
10 n hlle the same a. a year ago.
Several kilograms have been received
from Texas today reporting black frost
aud deaf htO the top crop. 40 today mny
be considered the end Of the producing
apc F,pAOIN SH LRUDSilIiL. I'D q
season Throughout the belt. and an esti.
mate II the final yield cgn now be safe
" made.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-16

by Associated Press.
New York, Nov. lS.-This was dull
day on the stock exchange In spite Of
all efforts Of bear traders TO establish
lower range Of values. and 10 The
lace OF an inactive market a remarka-
hly firm undcrtnne characterized deal
ings, and IN making up halhncee for the
day greater number OF shares were
placed In the column Of advances than
IN the column OF declines Tile rca-
sou for this was found In thr timidlly OF
the short interest which Is now disposed
to seek secure profits by covering ~ each
moderate decline The market was reg
ular and unsettled all day, Fluctuations
wero frequently between strength aud
weakness and In the main toward better
figures. AZ the close fairly steady
tone prevailed and the active list was
gtueraly q fraction higher than yester-
DAY
An unsettled tone characterized deal.
iugs IN railway and miscellaneous bond
market
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-16

Al IL o'clocl, today the little O-year-
old SON of MIR. A. *. Brown Of Oh Mary
street, sustained injuries, the result oil
which Is still in doubt
He was playing in the Odd Fellows
hall building aud fell down stairs, strlk,
ing on his head. \ severe Wouhu anu
cn1 was inflicted over his left eye. Late
this afternoon the little fellow was stu
unconscious. and doubts ure entertained
If his recovery.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-16
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK


HffN'HN
ChiraI?o. Ill.,. Nov N. There were
two sales Of cattle this morning At ST.
ecvorul at prices better than 50 90, foi
anything good enough to hring thesg
prices, a very strong average being 81
1Oc higher than yesterday THE improve
mcnt did not extend 10 ihe lower grades
Range cattle, Texans, 81 0O1t3 -
Westerns. 81 I5Ml 30,
Not much change today in the hog
market Heavy grades neglected, "a
Zoe lower than yesterday; hes, light and
mc,lium saleahc around ST. Choicest
heavy lots not want,Sl over 80 Ih. From
50 500 M paid for bulk Of Hight hogs
50. $3.50 30 bought most of heavy,
Rongh heavy sold a. 81, $500 40 aud
culls AZ S2Gt5,
4 comparatively small part of the
sheep supply sold for as much AS 81 %,
though choice native wcthers were
quoted around S3, 10, There waa good
demand for lnnihs, hut prices sustained
at s. f5fft 40. for pnor In choice
Receipts Cattle 10000; hogs, 5000
sheep. 10000
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-16
THE MARKETS.

Yesterdays cottoupapket remained
unchanged throuehoutsfhc day. middling
selling for rs comfy Grain was naet-
i've at former prices. Graduated sugar
went OF 14c. while breakfast bacon tum-
BLEED I cent Opium declined a little,
while linsecd oil went OF cents OH
er prices in tho main were unchanged.
business throughout the city was active.
hut the greatest rush was reported by
jobhers. Orders from interior points
came In freely. Collections are fair aud
prospects for future trade good.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-16
STOCK MARKET REVIEW.

Rv Associated Press,
New York, Nov, lo.-rhc Post saysI
Since outside Investors are virtually do
Ing nothing In the security market litild
is LETT to watch hnt the movements Of
professional spectators. In this cor,
tlngcni, Il Is clear that only believers Ia
lower prices are nrgressiycly active.
Niucl. VI the situation Is undoubtedly In
their fNVoE not the lonst Of all " this
the apathy of outside buyers, Yet II Is
very noticeable that operators for a de-
cline are tnklnE 10 large chances On
the contrary, each successive raid against
the market W checked ns suddenly as
begun and Is followed by recovery
peculiarly distributed among tie several
groups Of Stocks This was tho case To-
day when prices varied with curious IT.
regularity. mauEers holding particularly
iiriu. while other stocks, notnhly sugar
certificates yielded again The concln.
sion from the mnrket situation "a that
the sLrcwdcst operators are IN doubt
whether congressional uncertainty. trade
staguntion, diminished railway earnings,
aud lip possibility of another CONNER
ciu failure nre offset by the immense
advantages conferred by q restored sound
currency.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-16
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
ArWoon N1oLErr q cn


Special 10 the Gazette.
New Orleans, La. Nov. 15.--Atwood
Violet a Co. say; The Liverpool mar.
ket shows an increased steadncss. arriy-
ais being 2'Gia3,G4 higher than last ey-
enlgs close. This improvement was part
y Induced by buying orders from tits
side against sales previously made.
That market however has yet 10 improvc
some Z points to place Il on parity
with New Orleans contracts Business
l9day mas been of small proportions and
the margin Of tluctuation ms NOT px-
oeedcd . or @ points. The interest In tbe
market does not appear great aud there
seems TO be no disposition either 10 buy
or Scll to any large extont, but rather
10 wait further developments The pros.
en- Tree movement ~ no more Indicative
OF lhrge crop tlnn the small move
lnrnt oil several weeks back Indicative
Of very small one. The lnitcr Was
largely, due to the llsinclmation 10 ac.
cepl The then ruling prices as we'll al.
so as the desire TO harvest during tho IA.
vorabln weather The former 4 due TO
the almost completed picking and consc-
lnent marketing Of the crop
The movement still continues frcp.
receipts today 4O.IjO bales against ~ q.
2lU bales last year. and thus far this
week l33b3f bales AGAINST 2iU.1Si bales
last week, and 1G2, $50 bales Same weei,
last year
The es'imqte fdr New Orleans Tor tomor
row is 1000 bales against 1913 bales
last year The semi-weckly rapport Of
thirteen interior towns shows q gain OF
receipts thus far this week over last
year Of 5000 bales with IN excess
Of stock at the same places OF 3.OO0
hnles.
We would be nlcnscd to have report
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-16

Special to the Gazette.
Waco. Tex. Nov. l5.-Ccneral Manager
Hamilton Of the Texas central ruiiroad
states that nothing Will be done 10 The why
q extending TINT railroad into Waco from
Northwestern arlroad aud the operation ~
that llne by the new purchasers. The
Texas Cenirll Wishes to purchase that pors
tion OF the Waco and Northwestern track
running from Ross To Waco u II can be
secured AZ a reasonable figure, In the event
that this cannot be done, the cnunany VIII
build a parallel line Into this city
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-16

l.So; choice white. o 15.16aics on white
: 5-Sd3 1-Sc; gray white. 3 1-2dE
n'lOc; choice yellow clarified. 4 7-16d
3 alBc; prime DO . 5-iGlf 3 3.sc; OH 90,
2 a.Sc; seconds, 9 i-S62 alice,
Molnsses Duh; open kettle: choicc,
Tlc; strictly prime. SIC: PRIME TO good
fair, 25tt2Tc; common 10 good &c; cen
trfugal choice, zoe; good prime 10 strict.
ly prmc l16fl5c; good fair. 1O6l3cI
good common TO fair. SdQc; common, Eel
syrup, 25aa1c.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-16
RtINlBIINGS

There Is rumor among the br,kemen
aud switchmen of the Texas and Pacific
mat Leroy I'rice, division superintendent
aud roadm0Stcr Of the Texas and Paci.
nc, viii be promoted In Il few days and
VIII be succeeded by Al. Conllsk, yard
master in this city.
The Texas and Pacific pay car will
come over. from Dallas today at $40
p. m, and win proceed 10 make the
boys happy in the shape Of money.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-16
HorEL RuRNEp Ar woo

Special to the Gazette.
Waco. Tex, Nov. i5.-The Central hotel
In Past Waco owned by y. A, Nally and
ra,iuefed by s. J.. Titie was burned AZ 3
o'eioek tbs morning The loss on the
building Il $500 and about the same on
fnrniturc. both covered by insurance. Sew
erai occupants We're forced 70 escape IN
Store adjoining was slightly damaged. The
bnj.d.ng WIS small prick structure. The
orieiu ~ the fire Is unknown,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-16

Sihsicllowiug conditions govern the
4 shg;
II Each guess must forecast the
sles, temperature in Waco, Texas,
sich Of the thirty-one days of next
ansry. The award will DO made by
's-Arison with the official report of
olsUnited States weather bureau.
u Each subscriber to The Semi
1's.kly Gazette who has a credit on
I looks for as much as six months
seGipiion from October 10, 1898, ia
'laed to one guess; a credit Of one
~ subscription from October Is,
'aaues the subscriber to two guesses.
" Guesses win be received and filed
|~ u O'clock midnight, December
next
va The Gazette will number the
''eses as received and deliver the
'aoered coupons, without names, to
|rsd.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-16

Brards Of goods that kave aided us IN
sernrinc and holding the choicest list of
customers that any retail grocery house
Ia Texas can boast Of.
TN uncomfortable Boil Springs butter.
THE Uniform Royal patent Hour
chase x Sanbon's fanciest teas and
fsor5op &. Dflwartl's table luxnries.
Ratavia. Batavia, Batavia Batavia,
.bev nrocinim their own merits.
somi.tropie California canned fruit,
TuRNER d DINGEE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-16

whiting ministers wall lnd an ele-
am, Inc Of Prince Alberts and Over
eo a supply yourselves before going
ho,,c We allow all Ministers the usu-
ii 10 PER cent discount A. n J..
Auenst Clothiers.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-16
lash PREMIUMS !
To Subscribers.

NVnmencing October 10, register
ecu kept OF each yearly cash sub
.''pHon received, and each one num-
~ N the order in which it came,
IT, subscribers numbered as below
receive Immediately on registra-
~ ~ their subscriptions the sums OPP
IAlis the numbers.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-16

nlteen or twenty prominent citizens Of
nal seruon as settlers and Investors
IN Nhbarger county lands.
both these gentlemen are energetic
men, and are doing good work under the
auslhces Of the Panhandle immigration
committee that was organized last spring.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-16

ny Associated Press.
indianapolis, Ind. Nov. ih.-ny direction
Of the Republican committee there was
Med this afternoon In the Marion county
circuit conrt a snit 10 test the constiti-
tionnlhy NJ the legislative npporuonmcnt
" the last general assembly.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-16
FINANCIAL,
MONEY AND ENcHANGn.

by Associated Press.
New York, My. 15-Moncy on call.
uiay, itl i-2 Closed IL.
Prime pdpeFt 3-isi6 -
Sterling exchange steady, St.Si t-edl
Asa 81. Demand, Si.S2 IL, sixty days.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-16
WOOL


ny Associated Press.
st, TOMS, Mo. Nov. 10. Wool de.
mand was for only choice grades ON
which offerings We're SO small that there
practically was nothing doing
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-16

New York, Nov 10, Especially
Sterling Bank. 60 days. s9A94 saN
Commercial % davs",.",,4 sl1
RoichmArks Commercial, 10
days. ..,.....,.. QiT-i0
franks bank, t0days .....b 2lN@5 2lH
Commercial, % days ..,....5 22k@5 2lS
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-16

BY Associated Pres -,
sfanebes,er, Nov. l5.--At eonfeFenee Of
miner. today fougieen eelegsts. were ~,
nlil., - t,4eud the conference % tne
POM. -. Auong the deieEEiea gre
Issteri ana Mods. ase-nbei- 81 parma
nent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-16
GENERAL MARKETS.


Galveston. Tex. Nov 10. -(spsolaL) -
By steamship from Galveston, Tex;
To Liverpool b-iGd,
IoCoutlnent ........s.......s..- 9-lpu'
10 Now York. ........ 80. tsc per lO0bi
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-16

By Associated Press.
Kansas city, Mo. Nov. 16.-Nhcat
firm; December, M LIE
Corn unchanged; No . miNod 3Vd
10 lie.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-16

Daily Movement. ut Interior Towns
Galvc,tou Tex, Nov Is
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-16

~ l Price Of The Semi Weekly Ga
4 ~. ,s'aea on Tuesday and Friday
elt,5n. week eight pages, ffty-six
. each number, is only