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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-29

The Knights OF Pythias picnic COM
mittee met last night. and are enthusi-
astic over the prospects for an uusur-
passed event in the way of Pythian pic
mics and reunions. A great many neigh
boring lodges have signiiieI their inten-
ton to send delegations, aud the number
Of such expressions has put Fort Worth
Pythinns on their mettle. 1t is the In
tention for every X. Of T.. who lives in
Fort Worth to bring his basket crnmmed
with things to delight the inner man.
Even those members who've not found
the ''Barkis who is willin' say they will
bring bottle OF pickles. etc. The uniform
boys 20 into camp on the evening of the
Bird. A committee of the hAndsonest uni,
form men Will meet all incoming Pyth-
ians at the trains. A one-fare rate has
been made by most of the railroads. A
band, FOR the ediheatiOn Of music-loyers.
will discourse sweet music. The COM
mittee on Refreshments will supplement-
the dinner baskets with harhecued meats,
jumbo lUaves, ice cream, plenty of lemon
AIDE, ice water, etc. Hon. Il. b. Pad
dock will deliver the address OF welcome.
The response will be By Hon b. W.
Camp. The audience VIII then listen to
addresses by Hons; r. NJ. Wyune
and b. NJ Terrell There will be swings,
croquet SETS skipping ropes and games
innumerablC for the young hopefuls. The
X Of r.. viii send out a thousand In
vltations to their friends in the city.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-29
JACKSONVILLE ACCOUNT.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Aug. 2s-
This city has been cut off from commun-
ication with the outside world since 3
o'clock Sunday morning. The cyclone
which the weather bureau foretold last
Saturday, struck Jacksonville about day
break yesterday ana rapidly Increased
in force and fury up 70 3 O'Clock p. IN,
1t travelled IN a northwesterly direction
It first struck the Florida coast at
point south of Jupiter inlet. It's course
was still nOrthwesterly and It traversed
the whole eastern portion Of the penin-
sdla, damaging properly more or less
In its path. forty or fifty miles wide.
from The coast line westward. In this
city hundreds Of trees were blown down
aud signs rapidly disappeared before the
gale. I4l ,ssrsga
Scores Of dwellings and public build
ings were entirely or partially uproofed
causing great damage from the rain,
which fell in torrents. The most scri-
Gus damage was to the Park opera house
and the Ocean Presbyterian church at
Mayport tmouth Of st. Johns river)
All buildings suffered more or less and
the old Atlantic house was demolished
completely.
AT Pablo Beach the sea cncroached
upon the railroad tracks aud cottages
aud the wind played sud havoc amoug
them.
After 10 o'clock a. m. there no trains
TO or from Mayport and Pablo aud the
telegraph and telephone wires are all
down.
ST. Augustine reports water coming in
over the sea wall and damaged business
blocks.
The fate of other localities in Florida
as wen as outside territory invaded by
the storm is stlll a sealed book. Wires
are down in every direction from Jack.
sonvillc and connection with the outside
world was absolutely cut OF last night.
and UP to S o'clock the only points hoard
from We're St. Augustine aud Fernar-
dino.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-29
AT CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON, s. O., Aug. os-
While the record of terror and ruin
wrought by the great disaster of so a..
mains unbroken, Charleston again stood
~ the track OF cyclone, which has
slaken The city 10 its foundation stones.
Ihe damage clnnot now be estimated
nor the loss OF life ascertaiped.
The scene IL horrible: uprooted trees
fallen roofs, broken fences. and In tbc
less substantial parts Of the town
Wrecked sheds and smnties are found
The cyclone swept up the coast and
across Charleston yesterday.
Eeriy Saturday morning the dreaded
slshsi was run up, and the city held its
breath hoping, that the storm might pas,
us by, SATURDAY night heavy nortb.
eesiern gale started shortly before mid
night and blew for several hours. bnf no
Partial lml had proceeded dawn nnJ
continued throughout the early honrs ~
morning, Il hoped that after an the c,tr
did not lay IN the track OF tho cyclone
But yesterday morning the wind rose
TO a gale, aud came In its and nnsrv
gusts out Of the northeast, A heavy canS-
py of clouds. which during the forepoo,
had driftcd rapidly across the heavens
began TO settle low upon the city. IL Ind
the appearance that Suggested wind and
rain were behind Il.
There was no longer doubt that
the dreaded cyclone was 10 descend man
the city In ali is fury.
Crafts lying at anchor III the bay werc
iirst 70 take alarm and from All qnar.
tefs Of the harbor they came hurrying In.
The. largest vessels no less than the
smallest crafts, sought protection from
Inc angry tempest Fortunately, COM
Para,ively few large vessels wers In DOR,
Just now. else the damage done wotid
have been multiplied many times.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-29

ST. LOUIS, No., Aug. 2s.-A St.
Louis Republic saysnnah, Ca, special
says; ''The whole of Tybee island Is
wrecked by cyclone. The quarantine
station, the finest on the South Atlantic,
and nine vessels, ut least. are wrecked.
-Four negroes, who were cleaning the
railroad trucks, sailor, and cabin
boy on the schooner Harold were drown
cd. Eight of the crew of terrapih sloop
were also drowned 1t Is probable the
above do not comprise half the lives lost
The damage to property will be consii-
erably over 100000, and when def
nitc news can be obtained 1t may reach
several millions.
Six vessels were wrecked outside the
harbori names unknown.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-29

MANGUNi, Tex. Aug. 2s.-tspecial.)
--Horatio Thomas today confessed to the
killing Of Mack Muse. His statement is
In substance as follows;
He and J.. ID. Adams were ont on the
prairie, and found yearling, that belong
Ell 10 one Mr.. Ringer. Adams stated
mat he wanted 10 get the yearling out Of
the way, and that they would drive il
on and kill 1t. They had started with
the yearling, and soon after saw Mr..
Muse driving a COW. When Muse saw
them driving the ycarling he left the COW.
aud rode around towards them. Adams
then remarked that be would 20 and kill
tte fellow. SO he rode up and met
him. Muse said upon their coming IN to
MIN, 'HuliO, whose yearling is That Won
nre getting away withT Upon hearing
Mr. Muse make this remark. Adams
drew bis pistol and commenced shooting
MIN. Ihe boy tried 20 get Adams not 10
shoot him, Int after he saw Adams sboot.
ing him. he followed lin up and began
shooting him himself, shooting him the
last time through the head. He ala Ills.
away.
The confession was made late this even
ing. but II has spread like wildfire. and
crowds OF men are to be- seen gathering
are entertained that the parties may be
iynched tonight; no demonstrations have
been made. however.
Young Tbomas Is boy not over 10 or
II years old. His father Is an old man.
and a respected citizen.
j. ID. Adams Is man between 30 aud
30 years old. and Of bad character. liz
has frequently been before our courts.
aud there is no doubt he Influenced tho
boy to do tlis and other crimes.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-29
LrrrLH ITEMS.

Last Sunday Clarence Hardosty, res
ident Of Birdyille, was robbed OF $3.50
The thief or thieves broke two Of the
windows of the house In order to effect
their purpose. There IS no clew to the
perpetrators.
Mr.. and MW, Il. Mont Riley have re-
turned from their bridal tour
The opening performance of the .Mexi-
can Lady Typical orchestra will take
place at Greenwall's opera house tonight
II will b. tile most enjoyable event Of
the season. Matinee tomorrow afternoon
az 3 o'clock, and closing performance to-
morrow night.
The Mexican lady orchestra has won
golden opinions on their way. which they
are making slowly to Chicago, ple..lng
IN San Antonio, Austin, Houston. Gal.
weston and Waco. They open In. Fort
Worth tonight Mt Grcenwalls opera
house. and viii undoubtedly win as much
favor here. There are eighteen attract.
I've young Mexican ladies in the orches-
ira.
Yesterday Cripple Van Tree, an en-
ploye Of llawson's restaurant, attempt-
Cd 10 board moving Cotton Bolt train
when he fell, sustaining fracture Of the
collar bone.
.Onicer Jim Sutton was so m last
night he was unable to 20 on duty. and
Oiitcer liolt went down on beat No. .
with Oihcer McGrath, leaving Officer
Ferris to patrol beat No. i slngic handed
and alone.
There was an interesting meeting at
the Isoor % Hope last night Mr.
sloan made an Interesting talk. w. II.
Wilson will speak tonight. $. Wiley
mas come back from rorriAl
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-29
pEBsoyAL

DIR. Gray. accenqahitA ~
left yesterday d rf|
Worlds fair,
W. NJ, CIancy anl
w. Robinson " krlt'
flyer YESTERDAY for NJ
Rev. A. b, BpyhAt..
Katy yesterday flf t1f
b. w. Rose and ilty
Fort Worth Sunday e4l7,
the White City.
l.. II. Hui and NH
among those who ioek Y
for the White CITY SariN /
Mr.. ]. W. Roblnsoa' s'
sor, has gone to ChltiN :
Mrs. Olive R, L.
Period. published at Dllliss
w. p. Witt. secnll7
Grange fair. which W. ~
Greg0r from Sepienefi Z n
inclusive. was in ne
working in the inlefeiI q
Dave Calm Of Dallls 4
a few days looking Up q
Miss II. Henlrlek, alit
visit to the Worlds ~
Of interest, has reiar'a
this city.
Judge ]. u. carw.H Z,
day from Il plea'sal "
weeks duration. ha1le
along the Red river a.
Judge reports a srea: a,
game and fish than ~
YOUR. Nh
w. ~ W HttiN"' 4. -
the city yesterday q ~ II
Waxahachle, where ,,
tendance AT the slck y
Paul Baldrlise y, Z \. h
ten days trip TO Chez
fair,
Mr.. w. II. Boob, " s,ll F
ing the summer a. v l,rIsl
turned home Smidal IN r
the fair with him7as,h
Rates. now Mrs. l, KY u
duletly welded at
once to Fort Worn.. 4. i, n
friends congratulate Y. .s.l,
win be Mt home y v. WI X,
South Jennings avenue
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-29
SPORTING.
Races.
ST. louis RACES.

ST. LOUIS, Mo. Aug, os--,roda7's
raclng resulted "a follows.
First race-1ivc furlongs- Impostor
won, Billy Bennett, second. Pure Gold
third Time 1.Ol IL.
Second raee-Four fuiongs. Borderer
won Alopathy second. Queen Nab third.
Time, 57 II.
Third race-Sx furlongs. Eloroy won.
JIG "a
Fourth face-Seyen and q half fnrlonrs.
Miss Knott Won. Dixie v. second, sun
Rose third. Time, 1.3S Ii.
Fifth race One mile. Mezzotint won,
GenerI harmaduke second, Kenyood
third. Tins, 1;45 "a.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-29
BLKIIART REVIVAL.

BLKHARr. Tex, Aug. 2s.--(special)
There has beeu one of the most won
derful reyisals Of religion at this place
uhat has been witnessed in Eastern
Texas for half century. About seven
ty-tive persons have united with the
Methodist and Baptist churches. AT the
bhpuztng on Thursday every house In
the place except the postofIice was closed.
Groat unahim6U exists between all
branches Of the church. Or. 4. Ward
WHITE OF the Presbyterian church. who
was staying at Mineral Wells. near by,
was frequently present, aiding By his
council and encouraging by his prayers.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-29
OPEN FOR BUSINESS.

SAN MARCOS, Tex, Aug. 2s.--(Spe-
elal. 1.-The comptroller Of the currency
having found the First national bank of
san Marcos in perfectly solvent cond-
ton has authorized them to resume
business. aud they are now open for the
transaction Of business.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-29

MTODTAHKOKO, m, Aucnat b
passenger tralu on tho Mldiieehe. nj.
Road was attacked and fired inio IN \ r ss
n sin men. near the half way = s6lr Ms
Mary Bowen was shot IN tho mi
lames Mccain and George MaEUuV,r, thru
n the gang. Excitement is inteass
prowls OF men are seen all over the town.
y, stopped and lynching il quite pfobebie
lAaterr-it Is tust leafned here tint a
nunared men have iert for the purpose Of
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-29

LONDON. Aug
eussIon on navy e. : w !
mons to day Sir hd M
at one time chief con'''' I.
and author Of sey NsS,.
ship-bullding, declare ~, X y Z
Victoria was just . ysa rs 1
that class Of yesss,a,r WI; III
remained in the ui'ke q
The same type ~ ,u..u'iI,
many more would ssgi b
n,iralty could be l .I.l,.s 4 n
nse Of that deseiiPu'le,,
Right Honorable w., II,.il
that the govern n ,hs go;
ins inquiry int, p ~ y.
Victoria. -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-29
CAUSE, rooR COLLECTIONS.

MILWAUKEE Wis, Aug. 2s-
George 9. Crib, dealer in agricultural
Implements and carriages, assigned ~
day to William Mariner, The assince's
bond was made at 100000; assets
$4,000; liabilities unknown. Cause
poor collections.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-29

The sensational murder olse whieI, ib,a,
been IN progress In the United States conrt
mere mere Tor q week was brought OF close
foay' ne prisoner, John DOssett, being
10 poisoning his rival for the hand and
heart Of an Indian maiden. He win he
sentenced TO hang IN This citv
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-29

WlilTH HALL. n. Y, Aug. 2s.--
'Seorge Witherbee, William Glide, VIZ
liam breadner. Eddie Jubcrt, John whit.
INV q Port Henry and Albert Rrush on
nsoohlyAi ", were drowned thik
n'oH~Fy py tho capslzlpg Of tho.r Yacht.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-29
coIONnL purIssn pNAp.

MEMPHIS, Team, Aug. 2S--Colonel
j. ii Duprce, one II inc hest kuown
newspaper men IN the Sonfh, American
consul to San salvador under President
Oleycana's former administration, died
tonight at the age OF IS years.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-29
A NEBRASKA BANK.

YORK, Neb., Aug. 2S.-The First
national bank has suspended. 1t hopes
soon to pay in full. Withdrawal of de-
posts the cause.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-29
izs and the state rally of the Salvation
Army will take place.
LABOR DAY PROCLAMATION.


AUSTIN, Tex. Ang. 2S.-(special.)--
Coy. Hogg today issued the following
proclamation:
Whereas, tho 1Nwenty-third legislature
of the state OF Texas, A. ID. 1893, has
declared the fnst Monday In September
labor Day.
Now, therefore, /, j. S TIogg. governor
Of Texas, do hereby request that said
day be generally observed by tie peo-
pie of TEXAS as recognition Of the dig
nifty and merit of labor aud the lust in
1uence Of the laboring classes as fac
tor In civilization and che material pros
perify Of the world.
And ! do here further request that an
opportunity be given all who labor TO
celebrate the day.
The comptroller registered today 5000
City of Wichita Falls sewerage bonds.
Assistant Attorney General Mann
Trice left ight for Liberty where, on
"Wednesday he win begin the tri-
h of the Liberty and Harris county
land suits.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-29
pEPosIT BANK ASSIGNEE

KANSAS CITY, Mo. Aug os
s snase sisyer this afternoon appointed
Howard NJ. Holden assignee f e ~,
suspended Kansas City safe deposit ana
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-29

= OMAHA Neb,, Aug, 2s.-The Union
E i, people to-day notified their men
INA, saares would be cut after Sen
TENDER 10 to 20 per cent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-29
II Jeweled II ailway
Hampdens at +. A. Boern-
er's
IN THE CITY.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

The bankers and wholesale grocers
cross bats at the park this afternoon at
. o'clock The players are arranged as
follows:
Wholesale
Gr0cers. Position. Bankers.
Eield.... ......p.. ... Morris
Yale. ......... Van Zaudt
THOMPSON. 49,. .lb. ......... Lee.
I'rcsslcy. ...... ..2b.. ..... .Whitia.
Ward, ........ 3d.. ....... Boaz.
IoWeil. s-..... ass. ........ Smilh.
clayton. 500. ....lf. 49,. 80. Martin.
Read. .......cf. .Schoher.
Van Zandt. .......rf.. 1900. .Massie.
Umpire, BOwdry.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-29
Will RESUME.

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi. Apg 90
The Bank of New England. which sus-
pended recently, will resume Saturday
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-29
GRuNEWALp- pAnK

Grand concert and ball in Grunewald
park formerly Roselale pavilion Thnrs-
day night, August 81. Tickets, 81 CENTS:
Indies free. Take the Pavilion street car
No improper characters admitted. No in
toxicants sold on the grounds.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-29


WASHINGTON. Aug. 2s.-wasbiny.
ton-l.uns Q, base hits 10. errors Il. bat-
terry, Maud aud O'll0urke. 81. Ionis-
Runs ., base hits 10 errors. .. battery
Gleason and Peltz. Umpire. McQudd.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 2s-Balhnore-
Runs 2, base hits Z. errors 4: battery.
Baker and Robinson. Cincinnati Rms
y base hits o, errors ] battery, Dwyer
and Vaughn. Umpire, Emslie.
JOSHUA. Tex, Aug. as.-ispeclal)-
Tue Joshua baseball club PLAYED The
hennedale. the crack team of Tnrrant
county, % Bnrleson today. The game
was called at the end OF the seventh inn
Ing; The score stood n 10 o. In favor of
Joshua. Battery for Joshua, Hawpe aud
Snodgass.
BRooKLYN. y. y. Aug. 2s.-Brook
lyn-linns 3. base hits 4. errors 1, bot.
ieTy, stein and Daley. Chicago Runs !.
base hits 4. errors 4 battery. NcgiI
and hlttrpdge. Umpire, Sheridan.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. August oS-
Philadelphia-lt ~. base hits rs. err
rors ?; battery, Carscy aud Clements
Louisville Runs 3, base hits &, errors ..
battery. Kilroy 'aed Weaver. Umpire.
BOSTON. Mass, Aug. 2S.-Bosion-
Huns =, base hits z. errors 1: battery.
Nichols. Merritt aud Bennett Cleveland
.-RunA ., base hits 10. errors 3: battery.
,xieti, Young and o'Connor. Umpire,
Horning.
NEW YORK, Aug. 2s-New York.
Rms =, base hits 9. errors /, battery
Rnsie and Mhlian. pit,sburg Runs 3,
base hits y errors ! i; battery. Eilien and
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-29

SAN ANGELO. Tx Avr,., 90
helrs rain fell here iaat uisht si,h ,s ~"
poets ,or morc tonight Winter range u
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-29
CYCLONED.
Florida Georgia and
South Carolina
VISITED BY THE STORM
That Did Incalculable Dam
age to Property
KnDED SCORES OF PEOPLE

And Anihilatcd Much of the Ship
ping in Port Jacksonville, SIayport,
ST. Augustine, Fernandinia, Char.
lesion and Iybee the Heaviest suf.
fers as far as Heard From.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-29

UIHHY EeFsOnS are broken
down nom oyefwork or bousehold cnrex
browns Iron Bittcrs Rebullds the
lyttrn, aids digestion, removes oxceas Of blie
'Aa cares malaria Get the genuine,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-29

~ Inc leading newspapers on file at Pete
1afrles free reading room. Come and
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-29

savings bank. The bond was placed
at S5o0.00O.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-29
HOTEL ARRIVALS.


V II Cnrtls. Dallas. Johnson Hale. Wealth
erford; NJ \ MllonR, Denver; \ j Allen.
SIhdlcaeo; Jno Sebastian: A } I'M; Geo Y
Wilson; Ch0s i SloHt; II c Holloway, A s
9 Hurley, Geo Hendricks, o Byers w
4. Malone. Fort worth; Jas Alasslc, Ed
ly, y " Hugo Pepper, New York: Samuel
iryin' Sclalll, Mo; Jno Doyle. Denison
Miss Dora Barnes Memphis. Tenn: Miss
Edna Spears Dallas; Il l. Monoghn, Dali
iasi W Hayes, Fort Worth; Thos Ingles
Tyler; W u Alintun. L NJ McGee L l.
,MNhlLe, Marshall; l. IL Wough. Cleburne;
T. w Farrell Galveston; q a Hancocl,
g lloere. Fort Worth; d Galhraiih;
bluc "a &c"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-29

Typewriter music is new.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-04
IN MARTS OF TRADE
The Bulls Sanguins on the New
York Board.
RAILWAY STOCKS VARIABLE
Tia. Tone az Prices l. steadily Buoy
ana and Cpwari- steady In
Local NArkets-
RAILWAY STOCKS VARIABLE

SKw YoRx. April 3.--Monsy on call
has been easy. ranging from ; % J per
cent; last loan ) per cent. and closing
offered at . per cent.
Posied rates f.7Gss3
Government bonds have been steady.
The week opened with the builish
feeling in the ascendant at the stock ex-
change. especially in the case Of the In
dilstrial stocks and New England Al
though certain developments were favor
abb b tue bears. who hammered the
market al Intervals. the trend % prices
sas upward. and some sharp net gains
were recorded. AT the start Manhattan
furnished sensation by its drop II ten
points Ia l59. 90 the announcement
made az the meeting u the rapid
transit committee on Saturday. that GER
tain capitalists names not mentioned
had volunteered 10 furnish large sum
a money in furtherance Of an under
. ground transit scheme. The break IN
Manhattan had practically no effect on
the general list. neither did the runors
about pending large gold shipments. nor
the advices from the west that the rail-
road engineers were so angered by the
action 81 the courts in the case Of the
Toledo. Ann Arbor ( North Michigan
strike that they were determined To
Eight the matter to conclusion. Sugar
yielded Ia. cotton oil 2. electric I "A and
Liicka~anna ~. Most Of the eastern and
western trsInk lines. after moving up a 10 \
yielded :. % per cent. Ia the meantime a
brisk inquiry prevailed for many other
STOCKS. and the rally was assisted by re
covery in Manhattan 20 1.66. sugar. cord
ave. bead. whisky. {: -. 4. 4 ~. l.. Rubber,
PsItsburg & Western preferred, aud New
England advanced anywhere from I Ia 3 per
cfnt- and nnaliy Chicago Gas came o the
front. selling up from s'tl Ia 80 on heavy
buying for both the long and short account
The whole market improved in sympathy
The transactions aggregated 32n.Sii shares
Of which 45.6is were unlisted. The market
closed strong in tone. Railway bonds were
strong the sales were 81. 163,Ooo.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-04

NEw YosK. April 3.-FIouR-steaiy;
winter wheat. low grades. <2.10d2-55 per
cat.
WHrAr-Fairly active. stronger. Cloeing
Firm and unchanged TO &c lower. April.
7tAc; May. so; June. 76>sc; July. q e !;
August. - &c: September, 7sAc-
CoKs-Opened weaker; closed firmer.
April, 4ssse; May. f7ssc; June, s75sc; July.
4Sl4c.
OAIs-Quiet. lsier. Spot prices: No. 2.
3s1stds7c: No. white. f0d fOac; No. ? Chi
cago. S-1<c. No. 3. Sc
LAkp-luiet. lower. Western steam closed
at saS5: city closed at $50.
PoRK-Dull. weak; old mess. $40; new
Mes. sls.0o.
CHxEsE-Quiet. steady; state. sj<Ca12c;
fancy. Ils1fd i3c
tOFfKz-Dption- opened fairly steady. IN
changed 10 10 points down; closed barely
steady AZ 1oa3;c down; April. si6.45; March.
sf6-25iaie.35. June. si6.i5ta l6.D; July.
sl6.i0; August. slsi0; September. SI6.05,a
i6.i0; No. Z. Ia DIN.
SCsAR--cuiet. firgner. fair refining. aka
; 3lec; centrifucals. s. deg. test. A.o
3 ii-isc: refined firlner. fairly active, No. s
4 s-lses3sc; No. ., fAsCas s-l5;>of A. s-l6
al 1915.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-04
I AXE SHORE &
- MICHIGAN SOUTHERN.
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