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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-04-13
La Richesse

De nos jours CONNIE de tous lei
temps, la richesse 6te l'objet de
convoitises. Les ambitieux la ven
lent pour dominer, c'est un Gle.
ment de domination; d'autres ls
des1rent avec ardeur pour satisfai.
re des gotts de luxe ct de jouissan
ces; un petit la re cherchs pour &C.
qu6rir l'ind6pendance ct la s6curi-
t6.
Ceux ci sont dams le vrai, c'est
plus souv.nt par lie travail ct p6co-
nom1e que ces modestes veulent
arriver q ca r6sultat. Ce d6sir, ce
but sont des stimulants pour don
ner a l'homme plus de resort ct
d'6nergie dams So production; pour
celui-la, 10 travail, o'est la libert6,
c'est Independence, la s6curite du
repos dune existence laborieuse.
Cette richesse modesto, qui est
acqu1se dams le but personnel on
pour la famille, devient uDe 6par.
gne sociale parce qu'elle place l'in-
dividu en- dehors ct au-dessus de
la n6cesslt6 d'avoir recours q la so
ci6t6 pour viv1e pendant le temps
iaproductif de 90 vieillesse. Cette
richesse modesto aussl Get autre
avantage de n'offrir aux enfants,
ses h6ritiers, qu'un capital INSULT
SAINT pour avoir la peHsee de vivre
dams poisivet6; il leur faudra auesi
q leur tour TRAVELLER ct 6conomiser
pour leur vieux jours.
Par le travail, pepargne, tous
peuvent arriver q une richesse re
lative. Pourtant il serait injuste,
en- cette matiere, CONNIE en- tout
autre, de faire du radicalisme ct
de croire que tous les hommes peu-
vent 6chapper aux malheurs, aux
maladies, aux 6venements tout a
fat en- dehors des provisions hu-
maines.
Soc1alement parlant, la 1ichesse
personnelle est-elle utile? Est-elle
meme n6cessaire? nous voulcns di-
re la grande richesse, celle qu1 va
au della de CO que nous venons de
designer ct qui s'appelle la pr6voy
ance. A ces deux questions on
peut repondre que celia depend de
lusags qu'on en- fsit; car, c'est
une arme q deux tranchants qui
peut etre dirig6e dams la vote du
bien on dams celle du NAL. Ellie
peut blesser on gu6rir.
La grande richesse personnelle
peut EXETER aux bonnes actions,
CONNIE ellie peut en- faire commet-
tire de fort mauvaises. Dams lie
monde, ellie Ieut servlr q corrom-
pre- les bonnes mmurs, ellie peut
largement payer le vice. Dams Pin
dustrie, ellie peut avoir une action
terrible, accaparer, affamer, domi-
ner le travailleur en- abaissant son
salalre.
En- somme, la richesse indivi-.
duelle, lorsqu'elle d6passe les be-
soins n6oessaires au pere de famil
le pour clever ct 6duquer large
ment ses enfants, est une riohesse
inqui6tante, quelquefois menacan-
te, par consequent plus nuislble
qu'utiie. C'est par ellie qu'on volt
ces 1euAes gems, qu'on appelle des
fills de famille, passer leur jeunes.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-04-13
POUR RIRE.

On psrlait, dams nn salon femi-
nip, de la petite Nine Z..,.
-Quel malheur, disait une bon
ne langue, qu'elle nest pas d'es-
prit de conduitel
Pas d'esprit de conduite,- SO
recria la ma1tresse de la maison.
Mais, ma chere, ellie meme son
mari par le bout du neil
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-04-13

A vendre ou 4 louer, dams la
foriasante vile de Chippewa
Falls, un hotel situ6 dams Ia psrtle
centrale. de Ia vile, s'adresser a4
I. Leboeuf, propri6taire, 80
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-21
THE MARKETS.
ATWOOD yIolE1.r \ co.


New Orleans. La. June 90 lspecialJ
Atwood Violet X Co. say.
Futures The continued unensiness.
financially, doubtless is having nm effect
on cotton, all the markets being lower.
Liverpool l-lb on spots. 4 on futures
and ~ points hcre
a prominent stocl, house in New York
writes MS That railway securities have
not declined very much, but think they
Will because the volume of general bhsi-
ness throughout the country will Lc ma
terinlly reduced Ia the next twelve
months, and this must seriously affect
their earnings,
Our London letter says that BOMBAY
mills are running bu fOnr days weekly
In consequence Of large stocks Of yarn
Crop accounts today report rain Ia
this state aud Texas. From Mississippi,
however, they are as rule very good
Were il not for the miuyor, o. trade
outlook we think spinhers might buy
freely during the summer II looks now
however rs though they will run along
from hand to mouth awaiting the new
crop.
The secretary Of the treasury shows
that when the government buys its
monthly requirements of silver, accord
ing to the sherman act, II issues silver
certificates therefor hut they are iu-
mediatcly returned TO the government.
demanding gold, aud TINS the silver fails
to get into circulation and Is lepreciat-
ing in value. the loss ON which to the
government since the Inauguration OF the
Sherman act. has been Sll.OiuOOD be-
tween the nrlcc the government paid for
silver and wnat il is worth On the mar
ket today, Is there any wonder at the
general cutlery fayoring the repeal of
measure that is largely responsible
for the commercial distress Of the time?
Practically, therefore, If not actually.
the government Is paying out gold dol
lars for silver dollars
Spots closed easy; sales, 100 bales;
quotations. down l-t0.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-21
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

Chicago Ills, June 20.-Wheat today
was weak 1t the lowest prices ever
known for II, and compared with last
night closed nearly cent lower for
July aud l is lower for September.
Corn was easier On realizing sales and
good rports Of growing crops. II de-
clined rs,
Oats were comparatively firm, the de
cline in July being only Ia.
Provisions were weaker, ribs selling
off 20. Tight money was the cry from
the spectators all day and WAS the par
amount influence In the market, 10 fact
news Of any other kind was scarcely list
encd to, and the dealers used that pow
Leading fu.ures closed;
Weat-Innr. ca n; July, Go $50
az 10: september, 20 II.
Corn. he, ~ IS: July, II ~; Sept
emher ~ 5-id2G rs
Oats. June 80 ~; July, 3O' Septem-
her. 70 "a to rs,
Mess pork September, $50. 50.
Iard--July, $3.50; September SlO.-
~ IL
Cash quotations.
10. . spriLg wheat, "a X 3-4' No
Q red. "a 1.2M64 81
No. . corn Al IL
IA 2 oats 30 IL.
Moss no. Z, SEQ. % 1-2M2O.0o,
lind. 50 I5d0.T ",
s snort ribs-Iniy, 5000 September
50 81 IL.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-21

!, Abilene. Tex. lure ao-,s,..i.,, !
sniylh. brigalicf-scnersl ,,i'r'ioi,l--it
SECOND brigade. rcsas yS,,, g,o .
We, wee u y; Sioadarl. resIssv, ,iesr Hnanll
'ne Ig,laTing as composing n. ' ~.
X - Lowe, assistant aaiptsr -i
WIN rank Of major, XXX slsVl'tai'
J, i. Armstrong, assistsr, lrA.
t SHyaer,l with rank Of major , MINK.
5 NJ, Portland (staf ,,tpA. ,,,ca,,,o.
IIn9,rtcfmasler with rank ~ eon,asn
w L. Marshall fstaif corn., snrro,r
WIN rank q major I.ongyiew Tex s'V"'
New appointments III n PaGt,,,
captain and aid-de-camp. Abilene i ~,
Iete sergeant-major First hs,,ilian,'
Fourth regiment, Texas yolpn,eer ~ G ,;',
q. NJ. Slaughter, captain hnl si5.ie,
camp Running Water. Tex lsyii S',.
continent military Ri. cadet. n N T.
SWha later captain cadet corps. Binshan'
j. 4; Forks, quarermaster sergeant
4; HISin22rillcc' Tex, late Of sixth regiment
N Perry, Longyiew. Tex, bcspimi
steward, selection BY brigade surgeon.
G. y; McClelland. brigade clerk, plain.
view, Tex, civil appointment
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-21
CRACKERS. CAKES AND CANDIES

cnACKERs Animals. 12e; Boston
bnttor. ~; butter. De; creana. s I.5g,
eyaei.t,ela. 15c, cracker meal, De; ovsfe,
neaI Sc. oyster excelsior, Be; Drei y,ig
MI: cream coda Sci snownafe. i9e,
soG9'SSftTs AND JUMBLEs ~ 10.
,rdf sp,iaua. re, ginger snnps 4 i5gi
srenlma's cookies. i0ei lemon sss4nes'
iSei waters olpei sugar goodies, i1e,
ftiASDIEs carnmels assorted aoyo.
sib box. 75r: gum drops, a n aSsng,,,
g,svor 5.lh. boz. 40e: Inpnnase ,.glft
s ~ aayor. b-lh box, ii5ci roet ~
sorted aud white. Glr; FFtueh kl.sss
~ bav. G5e; chqrolnte creams
por. iemon drops, frosted ror boz a.
t.,,a, aimondE per hos. DOc. eras 49, ~.
h9nd.mnle twelve varleiies. s0c: pessnI
6iocts. Coo; peanut bar per bot 5se.
i%oee,sbnanews. cherry brand. KIN XXI
si25i mlysd, e an, & p9ll, Der To-. I
~. crly6sl l. s snit ca,d ha'y. ~ A.
1i9e, wrappei sticks 10 pnii5, ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-21
FIouM onAlN me- rnnp.


3. 81, ~" W H'N' ~ = oV'' Nv
SoisN--Cer lots, (. o, b For, Worth
white, sacked, FOc.
uAIS- New crop. Texas rust proof
yar lets g. b, Feri Worth. bulN, 2sci
SACKED, 50s. H'
81 kAN-rcr Ton, g. o, b, Fort Worth,
"a Year lots. Z. o b. Fort Worth,
T T, horney. $500 nct toni second grade,
r9p9ey, $Im per ton; host upland, IS;
al,glin, loose. local, $40
NLuu R. Best paicuts, 500 per loo
es9,Nlldsi half patents Si,Si, lhird grade,
eLtV fourth grade, Sl6oi Northern,
CHOPS Corn and oats mixed, per
Toy, so, per leo lbs., St.21
NoiION Low ordinary. l-Sci or
nhafy, . S.Scs good ordinary, &C.
low medium 3Sct middlnR ll10ei
good mlddliug, 4 io.Bc miJdhpg fair
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-21

hushcl, si00; okra, ncr hushel Siia'
cgg plant per dogeu, Noe sweet pep
per ~ hushrl box, iac
FRUITS Cherries per box, CnlnSlol
per crate, Kansas Saoh, Apples, rod,
hushel hoNes, doc; peaches ~ hnshel
hoNos, 60dNOo; nlWna, SlAO pcr cfNtei
plnms. por .hushcl. 500, straw.
berries, per crate, 50 tAiulAN; hArAf
hetrics, per crate, 5000, blackhcrrios,
per gallon, IN hulk, 3Aoi Hoosehrrries. prr
crate, SAUO, rasnhorrlus, quartz,
Per crate. $500. raanhcrrics,
pihts per crate So 9hI cantlloule,
per dugen. SinOtiaAO; wntermcluna, ~
as lcmNbs, per box, SAnttrli oranges,
nuyol, per boz, 81, California scpllng.
StoNna ~ Z, Marlborough sweet 90. or
~ box, 81 81 nMoHcld bnuinur, per
huneh 81 0nNt30n; RpricoiH. nrr hNN,
S200, grapes, l0lb baskets, SIPS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-21

...n fist--CanDn CITY, s7 IN.
m,@i MeAieeteE cheet9w. Jens lem
RIA, Bis Aadeys honse Maitland, cam.
efon; XII 10; . ~ 10 ton iois ~ W,
car lp,' $40, ane-haif ton, S9Ej XXX,
one w VAR. Santa Clara md Fl,aa,n,.
afep- ~ iois. 1880 10 10 fon ia,a
cgaw' ms SGies. owe ton. $500. o,e
"; p1 IN. 500, Hrlar Greek aud XIX
nan ,sai4 car ieia, So; 3 10 Ia
S iSas, $3.50 tse = iS 81. ;,,., one ton,
S,' eee ear lots, a., Is Ia wv. ~
M2o ,sl ~ ions. - 59i single Ion, * ",
49, Az fPcapl coal. ear lois sill,
\ " 10 lon lDfs. Si2.I5; single ION. {is,
Q slie sOOldD). 2 tOi 10 fonaI ~.
eiasle tca, $3.50; ene'hAif ton. ST; slack
e9sl. ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-21
DRUGS

o,a,o,ionu based ON small lais
Hninu dealers Acetailid, per ounce.
10. ngr pound, TOc; acetlc acid per III
III III earbolic acid, orErt per ib,, 9Oc 10
~, mold 9. T., per W. Die, snlphnrie
nt'V r.. per lb @lci tnnnlc aeiJ
hpit ne, ib, 81 70; alcohol. % ner cenf
pnlh, 81 iIB. less Sc cash, alum. NJ
her ~ anukamuia. 500; antifririne
W, y, a5c. nntpyruc. per o., N 10.
per carbonate, per 10. 100. blue
VIA peY lb,, Olfhci blue, tDgsg nor TO-,
pve' AZ t2ftl3e, rnmphor, gam, per To-,
peE 'Ns,nsicnm, powdered, per h.. 2be,
WDei ~ per lb. 2fiJe; cream faffar
g9PH' nee H.. aGe; Rfoeprs, per No., t5e,
,,yss powders, per d., Si,25l ether
p'3Ynin,rie. u. y j., Per u. 75ei gum
apsslie. hrsi pick ,rer 10, hpri gum shell
eiaN,,.t. ill.,, ~; glue, brown, per d., t2f5
lar' w while. per d.. 2ne; mace NJ
lop 49, mercury, per d.. 100; morphine
W. b 4 W. l-s0z, boxes. per ~
sllply 10 /. 2.dz. hDaos, PER- o., So III,
s-'7II ,tnes, per o., N2,20; nutipega, pof
r. ~. castor oil, per gul., Hi.265f1 .i,D.
Va, sii per gal, 81 ~; llngecd Oh nef
M XXI C0Siti5ri sperm oll' W IS, per gai..
sl-Ni XXI XXI perlb.. $40; black pap1eri
0plnp fibc, potash, bromide nor m
pet ,Wi.sh chloraie, pef d., CSC. ioJldt
~ S3 10, qglnine, y. & W., os, boi
per ~ VA: cans, pr or, w. qujnlno
UT ~ 5'oz. rams, per oy., 20ci 81 X
Moiad. o.. vials, per o., Doe; do. ~
bnsAh 2j.ox. tins. per o.. 2ic; 40 100
ISNi W. uer or. 23c. aal goia. per h
%; VI, l,2d. sllipeeF. rebnod pcr n lDe
49,, commercial g.. salts Epsou
say m, 4 10 A. -alts Rochelle, 30c, blcar
per iineiish kegs, per 10, &c: sulphur
ggpts,W1' i9te . SO: snlph,, Fiowrrs
o,n it w 5c. ai,iis turponilne, market
ss asg6 <. r. per Br 7i-4e
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-21
PHILADELPHIA WOOL.

Philadelphia. Pa, June Wool
Quiet, Ohio PetWat West Virginia, NN aud
above 2T026; y 2:M2l. medium 2TmaSi
course. "a 30 New York, Mich. Ind,
and Western fine or X and NN 22U23,
medium, 2,M2I; coarse, 2Gd2I, fine
washed dplanc X and NN 93H1G.
medium washed, cOmling mud drlnint
tub washed choice. 32M33; fair SOM3l
coarse 21m2s; medium unNyAshcd cpmb.
ing aud dpnine 2Oii22 coarse unwashed
c0mhing aud drlainc 20lt22. Montana
l3plO; territorial, 1OM1S.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-21
STAPLE PROVISIONS.

MEATS Dry salt. short clear 1lci
bacon, short clear l2c: bacon, bellies
I'VE; hams, medium. "a lie. hrcak'
i,east bacon, IA lie; dry salt bell'ea'
LARD Compound, s i.ac pure leat,
SUGAR Graduated, q i.sa, powd.
bills, y 7Sc. cut lnni, Ia bhlA,, l,2ci
cut luuL ~ bhlHn u aiei fancy yollqW
clarified, g Sc, extra q, o l.S3to lie,
COlFEE ArWcblFs ANUsa, 2lei
Midland 2iei LION alc' Amroma' 2iei
t;iti3EN coFFER-By tho sack.
good, ~ l2n2uc, choice, PIE; fancy,
23c; pcnhcrry, 2ic; ola government Java
- lie, Mocha, "a Tie.
MOLASSES barred hoH,chocc rchoil
od, Boo per gal; fancy syrlp,aoc per gali
choice coru syrup, use per gal; silver
p5nip, ANrggn S9S psr S9i ,,o, t.o,,
Bayou, I lie; Pink 4 l,2c.
RICE Common, 3 ~ tod 3lci prime
I to l'2c; choice boi head rice, D ~
SALT FISH New mackercl medium
No. !, IL bhla STT5, NJ. 1, lob net
hits. Sl10; medium No 2 ,l0lb. net
CHEESE Fancy fnll, ono IN box,
cau. i5c.
STARCH Lump, 4 l.2c per ib,j lib.
and 3 10. packages, Cos 1-lb. wood boxes,
Dc per lbi coTu starch, 40 and 20'lb
boxes, QqG - ,
hhl., medium 81; hhls, small S.; ~
bbls., small SOL pint. per dos, lOci
ounrls. per do1,i 8 90; ~ gal, per dol.,
So. Am, gul per dof,, ~ hvAngon gull
PER dos., 50; Imperial gal pcr doa',
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-21

]. G. Mitchell, merchant, OF Bnon,
was IN the oiig yesterday
Colonel r. L. BcrFy. the handsome aud
popular shipping clerk u the Whplef-
Platter company, h9s gone ~ 4 rginbl-
nation husiuess and pleasure trip 70
Chicago aud eastern cities.
". X Moore. representative 81 the
Neyef. Balm Manufacturing company Of
81 Louis. left ff ibe north yesterday.
4. g. Slugart was iu The city yestei-
day.
IS. y. Glenh merchant. ~ Acton.
Hood county, was 10 Fort worth Tres
day.
:. y sIHith Of kransdale came 10
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-21
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ST. LOUIS LIVESTOCK.

81. Louis Mo. June 20. Catholic
ccpts, 300 shipments. 1000; slow on
nauvn@' strong on 'rcNaus. although
qlgllty Was roor Top for native stutrs
$500; top fur Texas steers S3.IO.
Hogs lteccipts, 200; shipments. 300.
stronger Oh io, grades; easier on others.
light. SH0isH.N. mixed. 81. 5n5tt, IA.
heavy, S6,oO0G20.
, shefp- Receipts, 200; shipments, I20u,
Dragging no quOtable rhlngc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-21

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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-21

HIDES Buyers nre paying Dry
gjat. heavy q I 20, light, bgi dry salt
Se I' green salt. 9Gt3 i2o; butchers green
2 -eM3 lie
,nellum iafi1dr; hnc l2ltl1r,
BONTs noofE and bones, 50 per ton,
delivered,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-21
CouNrY AlPr0lIlIN,rMIiNr

Emory, Tex, June tSpeeial)-
Mr. A. T. Fitzgerald was appointed dis.
trct ard county clerk today 6y the CON.
mlssioners' court Of this county, 10 Gp
out the nnexpired term caused by the
death Of his father, the Rev. A. Fitz.
gerald. Mr. Fitzgerald has made his
pond and entered upon the discharge OF
his official duties
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-21

CORnAGE Slahl rope. 1.2ln basis
s l.2c; MANILA ropc, iOln basis 10 l.2c
cotton rope, all slEos l3s, cotton twne
tdc
FRUIT AND VEGETAUI.E BAs
Kl2lS AND PACKAGES Quart boxes
per thousand 81; twoutyfour quart
crates. pcr hundred SNi third hushu
hoXrs, per hundred. 81 -, climax hoa
kcls, per hundrcl SthOi ~ hnshA Clt
max baskets, nrr hmdrol $500, Z has.
kct crates per hundred, Si3nuclon crates.
per hundred, Sil,
SEEDS Amber cano seed por busbel,
$3.50.
Tmulp seed go per pound
Alfalfa aeod 80 por hNsbcl
Slncl, pens Si.1l per hnahel
1nhnsoh grass seed 81 90 per buahel
Ninlri Pr msho G1c
GiiHIN SACKS Bnle lots. cumbcr
land A, u l'2ri Naomi, 10 ,2ci Y, s.
4 w.. s iic,eeninlH. q l.2c; IL bu,.
wheat bugs, ? m. 2c,
Worth. per 100 lbs, white sl.al, 50 10.
standard, $685. manIlla SiOiS,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-21
w1NEs M srllrs.

WHISTLES HoctIGcl, 81 2oi200 Rs
NOR urOaf. i-yenr-pld upwards 81 dnsl
, 10, .our mash, 2-yearold md up.Sl %
an 90 Az pcr nro; extra on, SUOOdi0l
Msn1nd wGiakirs. S2Obd3g 20.
WINES pure grape per gallon, 81
~ uRNNpTEs Pure Tonnoaseo apple
80 81. pure Maryland peach. $500 DO.
wrgllc coEnac. Si71ft3b0, imported, So.
knggu Oh
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-21
LOCAL MARKETS

Hot weather and slow trade was he
cry yesterday from an parts 81 the ely
The new grain has not begun 20 move
much az yet and merchants look for
slack trade during the next few days
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-21
WOOL


ST. Louis, Mo-. june Wool-Re.
cipis. 10000 pounds; shipmcuts, 100,
500: quiet, only demand Is for bright
nearby woods with littll offered. Puocs
unchanged.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-21

Galveston, ioS., Juee 20 Especial =
Spot cottouiclosed easy
Low ordinary ,..5...... .BX
Ordinary. -. i...! ,..,,.!... d
Good ordinary.
low middilug ......,...... ..,t,f
Niiddlinr n-la
Good middllng ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ia.iS
Mlddliug fair. s alO
Sales, --; exports, --- shipuAmtA
fo1slwise --i home consumption, -
Stock .BAOl
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-21

Boston, Mass, june 90 Demand for
wool moderate, sales small lots only,
prices unchaI ged
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-21
NNw YoRlk INVESTORS.

New York, June 20 -Beeycs and
calves. no trtde.
Sheep aud Ambs very lull Sheep,
81 5O@AdO; lambs S10GT0O,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-21

Ordinary Az
SNVee otiii,,tpf ....-,.s. .....i...s 4
Midcllnr ,..,,.,
Hood mi1dllng ..........-.... : al1
Miudliis fair !. ,.....,......,. s ala
Sales, ijlQ bales
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-21
LIST OF PATENTS FOR TEXAS

Washington, June % (Specnn. -Car
brake, Geo j. Ferguson. Gfcenyiile.
Sulky pillow, Jos Whitman, New
Braunfe,s.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-21

Corn mcGl-Unchanged
Whisky LIZ.
Provisions lower and dragging.
Pork~Current make, $3.50;
Lard, 50 25u9.37 -.
Dry Galt meats-Loose shoulders, SS.Tj.
Longs md ribs.S9.20; shorts, $500;
boxed 10 cents more.
Bncon.Iacked shoulders, S9T5.
Longs and ribs SlO31 l-2al050,
shorts, Sl0.G2 1-3ll0.T5
Hams-sugar cured, $l3014.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-21

Galveston. Tex. juno 90 --C3psclil)-
Sugar Plantation agenA priclS 81 r3uai
lots by the CARLOAD for L1uianina sugarsi
Market closed "TRIP as revised.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-21

New urltans. La June "a ,iart.t
qaiel aud unchanged 4'N''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-21
COTTON.


balek
bales
81, LOUIS SPOT,
St. Louis. Mo, June 20 oiton-l.se
lower, steady. middling "a. Sales, 700
bales: receipts 100 bales: shipments
1900 bales Stocks. 1900 bales,
New York spots
New York, june o. - Especial Spot
cotton closed dull at y decline.
Ordinary Observation-Disclosures. $40
Good orutnnrY- ...........- Y 1910
Low middling. ...,.............. q
hilddilug Observation-Disclosures. lb-lb
G0oh mlddltng. ....,........... H-lG
MiddNDg tair. ............ ....... 1876
Sales, 1871 bales.
New Orleans Spots
Now Orleans, La Jane 20. Especial y
Spot cotton closed easy at i-i6 decline.
Low ordinary ......-..,.......... =
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-21

New Orleans, Juno 90 Csneclal. Got.
ton futures closed quiet. steady li points
lower Sales, Al, 100
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-02-15
GrOtOn Items.

Hall, Cochran & Clark have sold their
tannery-bark to parties in Concord.
The bobbin shop is fast filling with lum-
ber-good lumber, Morris says, for change.
The many people who attended the lecture
at South Ryegate last Saturday evening re-
turned much pleased.
The auditors and selectmen meet in the
town clerks Office next Saturday to audit
claims against the town.
James Mandigo hauled, with one pair of
horses, ia cords of bark in fourteen DAYS
for the distance Of g mile.
The lumber business thus far has been
the best for many years aud the lumber
men are happy, The lumber dealers stock
on hand is as follows; j. r Darling &
Sons, fifteen million feet; 1. NJ. Kicker. four
hundred thousand feet; 7. Hall, five
hundred thousand feet; G. B. WEIGH, one
hundred twenty-five thousand feet; A. II.
Kicker, four hundred thousand feet.
Ross Clark died of consumption last
Wednesday morning, aged twenty years.
His funeral was at the Baptist church last
Friday afternoon in the presence of
large Congreg alton. For many years he
was faithful Christian worker in the
church, and was much esteemed by the
young people, not only of the church
but the whole community. Ross was
young man who had more friends than
his loss is mourned by all. Rev. Mr.. Wood
ruff made brief but tender remarks on the
purity of the character of the deCeased--of
the good he has done, and the example
he has led IL safe for any young man to fol.
low. Mr.. Woodruff remarks we're listened
to with profound attention. Mr.. and Mrs.
Clark aud family have the sympathy OF a
large circle of friends.
Harvey WEIGH Ia quite sick and under
the doctors care. - Joseph Vedrenh,
working for j. K. Darling h Sons, cut his
foot last week. - Joseph Carpenter is
very sick, and it is thought that he will be
no better. - Mrs. John Dunn is quite
sick with nervous trouble. ==== Mrs. vii.
liam Chaplin, who has been visiting rela-
tives in town, returned home last Wednes-
day. Willie Whitehill Is moving this
week to the James Heath place. ~.
NJ. Kicker is away this week on a business
trip. - A son of John Butson has been
quite sick with rheumatism. - Jean
Ash, the famous clerk, has been trying to
initiate a lame man for the past week
- Mrs, Alex. Cochran was In Burling-
ton last Friday at the meeting OF the ladies'
commissioners of the Worlds Fair.
Harold Western of Boston visited II. l..
Gilman last week. - @. b. Welch has
not finished numbering, as the Argus re-.
porter writes. - DIR. Whitney AMI wife
Of Woodstock were in town ON Friday
- MIR. and Mrs t. b. Hall and Mr..
and Mrs. /. M. Kicker attended the ami
versary OF the wedding OF Mr.. Shepard OF
Msrsh6eld last Friday night.