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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-28
Preston, Director of the Mint.

G3y telegraph 70 INC INpdNVl"J
WASHINGTON. ID. C.. September u
The president sent 10 the Senate to-day
the Following nomination.: Robert Il. Pres
tom. OF the District OF Columbia, to be
Director OF the Mint.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-28

CHICAGO. ILL. September a. 1893
Messrs. Walter ID. Moses a. Co., loo
Main street, Richmond Va.
We have received medals and diplomas
on Klmball pianos and Kimball organs.
w. ". KIMBALL co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-28
Aha

Whatever you dislike In another per-
SONS furniture take care TO correct IN
yours Buy OF sYDNOR q HUNDLEY.
Leaders ia Furniture,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-28

tsy Telegraph 20 fNt plHpdt'H'I
BOSTON. MASS. September H.-Every
seat In Music Hall was occupied when
Chairman Josiah Quincy. OF the state
Committee called tie Democratic state
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-28
THE LTNAT1C SECURED.

Before the lunatic could empty the re-
naming chambers Of his revolver he was
caught from behind by Tom Barrett the
floor officer OF the Board and a noted
athlete. who threw him to the floor ana
piniOncd his hands. He was then taken
down TO the private room Of the EXecu-
tive Committee Of the Board, shouting at
the top Of his voice II warned them be-
fore and they would not heed me; gave
them plenty Of fair warning.
II has been learned that the mans name
Is Cassius y. Bcldn. living on La saile
avenue, on the North Side. lie is said
TO be a prominent cattle dealer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-28
Old papers for sale At % cents : Aassssa
al DisPAfCu oflico.

MALAMA cured and sss1eaisd fssm ths sys-
tenn by Browu's Iron BistssA vhleA easlchm lhe
*: s sssss sssss % s' p.:ss sssss 81 s.s sSsAs s -
glvins nsw snsfEy - slReo61A
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-28

SO. 100 Richmosd so Chicago end Rssusa
via Petersburg and Norfolk and Wssts
srn Railroad.
A personally conducted party will leave
Richmond al A. NJ. Octobe ID.
Tickets good IN Pullman cars. Call ss
once and leave your name " you want
sleeping-car aceommodations.
r. w. COURTNEY.
District Passenger Agene
SIS east Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-28

Gas. ard Electric. Chandeliers aAa
Globes. New designs and low prices
JOHN BowERs.
No. Governo, street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-28

Msntels. Crates, and Thing. IN various
styles and low prices, at
JoHs BowgBs's. Governor street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-28
THE RACE-COURSE.
Events of Interest Yesterday-Entries for
To-Day.

Gy telegraph 20 the Dispatch)
NEW YORK, september 21.--Gravesend
results:
First race-slc -Kcntigcrna
won: Poteutate second Time, ll6.
Second racc-ono and onc-fourth miles
Rudolph won; Filclio second, Stockton
third Time. 2lo,
Third rqcc-six furlongs- -Sirocco won;
Annie Bishop second. Hammie third
Time, ili 3d.
Fourth race-mre and oue-sixteenth-
Prince George won, Herald second, CO.
ductte third Time, li9.
Flfth race-nvc furlonEs- -Charmion won;
Cordus second. Big Mid third. Time,
1903 il.
sixth race-mie and one -sixteenth-The
Iron Master won; Terriher second, Diablo
third Time. l49.
GRAVESEND ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
First race-Gyc and one-half furlongs-
Stoncucu. l2s. Idlcslclgh, llS; Pedestrian
llG. Highland, lJi. Incot, So.
second race Nve-cishts Of a milc-Ia
friya 1l2: Iceland. lUS; Factotum, l0S,
Torchbcarcr Jos. Nellie Collier (gcldingl
l0.: Anna Mayes 100. Pirate Chief llo
Third race-speculation stakes; one mile
Loudouu. ll2. NoW-or-Ncver JON; Race
land. lo7. May Win. l03; Forerunner lo2;
DEAR Elildf ~ i'ifi''i''f '''
tcolu. -, Shadow. 50.
Fourth race Fulton handicap; mile ana
one-fourth-Sir Walter. l22; Glenmayne'
III. Ramapo. ll2. W0rmscr, 20.
Fifth -dvo-eighths OF a mile; sell
ine-ArmitaCo. Jos: Patrician, lo'; Econo-
mist lo6, St Pat. 1o3: Oporto, 9S: Florist
90: Little Pirate, %; Little Mat, 49, Gerue'
3d.
sixth race three-fourths Of a mile
Wab Jim. III: Chesapeake. lo'; Top Gal
llut. l07. Forerunner lO2, Speculation -;
bolcro, g7; TiGress, NH
The GraVessnd races close ThursiaY'
Septenhcr 2,th Morris Park VIII open
Friday. the Goth.
The amplirhtor-Tammanv race VIII De
run AT Guttenburg Thursday. September
2,th. ...,.
CINCINNATI, Scuteubcr 27.-LatoIia
results. ,,.,,. ~.
First race-sevcn furlongs-White Nose
won. Little Annie second, Senator MOT
rll third. Time. l;22.
second racr-oue mne-Parapct won;
Aurora second, Miss Dixie third Time
Tbiri racc-six mlongs-prum Major
vo.. Sir Peter second Clara Hch third.
Fourth race-nye ADMINISTRATION
won. Paris H. Queen second, Banks
Daughter third. Time l05.
Fifth racc-four and onc-hah furlongs-
Ni,utrose won: Collen second. Alice l.
third Time. i7 D.,,
,txtb m .--Gve furloncs-KinC David
won. Elizabeth second, Mote third llme'
1903 Ia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-28
rIrYELAND'S VIEWS.
ID. President Expresses Himself on
he financial Question.
r,gSorXDANDSTABLEMONEY r,g
r.krs Position, He Sayi to GtOrglas
Governor.
,re1ENDTO silly ER.
..,,a,o the Tree and tnl'mited
b. ..ss 1hcreof-Astoni'hed At
senate Opposition.
c,p c,plorYDANDSTABLEMONEY
re.ENDTO SILVER.


ss 1hcreof-Astoni'hed at
-.natc Opposition.
.A 90 The Dispatch)
GA September 27.-The
.....rrov viii print a letter
.. cleveland 10 Governor
.... nc President states his
.aauc.al question AT some
...r is Ga reply 20 one
r.,r Northou on the 18th
.r Northern refused 10
.at for publication, but
f.t % presented graphic
.. political Situation In
south and urged upon the
,r.arucy OF a public
Im more comprehensive
message az e. the proper
.I lv Congress upon
..- tne -trirrrncy of the
-..e % the people.
that iu his letter Gov
pointed out the inroads
Democratic ranks by tho
of tho ucglcct or
p.tt e. the Democratic
..r.ss t1 eject legislation
hc PARTY platform and
r1t especially upon the
9
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-28

AnI,nnortant Telegram

wholesale and retail. Books used I'm rri-
vate and public schools. Hunter & Co.
go Broad
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-28
Medical Books.

Textbooks used IN medical colleges. at
Hunter 4 CO.'S, So Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-28
HE INJURED

AMRI BENNETT. prominent operator
and president OF the Board Of Trade In
surance Company: bullet in the neck
believed 20 be seriously wounded.
MRS w. W. LEWIS. Of Titusville, Pa,
Worlds Fair visitor to Chicago, who
WAS sitting I'm the gallery; flesh wound.
G. W. ROSWELL, assistant chief oper-
ator Of the Western Union Telegraph
Company on Change; jaw fractured by
bullet
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-28

Ry cable 10 the Dispatch)
sT. PETERSBURG. September N-,sN-
~ new sascs OF cholera ana twehty-tn,es ~
deaths from the disease were Tepo''eu
here yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-28
WEIR CIEVELAND."
-.. oF 100000 FRANCS.
...., Puts Faith in n ticit-
....r. Amber MuuufiCtOrN.


...,Puts Faith in u fiCii-
,.,... Dt,o,f,cto,y.
i"9 JUST ''i''' ~
'.e NcN YORK Herald
.....v,. is accused of
..m 90 10000 francs
,.,frr,rr and mana
....... ,f.t NF Ar
A..
i''' '''''' W.
>. l' boulevard Bon
..., arrested
.5lc, to bie
""' 'Iu" ''"'''"''
tau'us of speculation.
Who WAS "a member
.n. told ". Bertrand
a Substance exactly
Hut 'i raw material
Joss than amber. He
Ai. Bertrand that the
..l- OF the amber thus
... enormous profits.
.. engaged I'm the manu-
amber was said 10 le the
st Berlin. but business
..r. owing 20 th, want
Bertrand would advance
N srtw.h tho house
...,, 90, q ,',,c, I.rc,r
......... 800,
''' iANtH Ihh BAL J.
t-ut-1 10 supply money
cory and did 30. The
''F which he advanced
ward returned 10 him
.'.' Increase. said to rep
a'ef'ing from the man
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-28
To Chicago.

Old papers for sale at 25 cents hundred
at DISPATCH Office.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-28
La England.

(By cable 10 the Dispatch)
LONDON. ENG. September H.-Inere
were two deaths from cholera 10 aua
yesterday. .,....-.--.-..-.-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-28
PANIC ON 'CHANGE.
Five Shots Fired Into the Chicago
Board Of Trade.
Two OF TIE OPERATORS WOUNDED.
Tho Man who Does the Firing A Crazy
Cattle-Dealer-He" "Had Given
Them Warming"
tBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.

CHICAGO. September H.-Five shots
fired In quick succession echoed through
out the hall Of the Board Of Trade shortly
after noon to-day. while the floor OF the
Exchange was crowded with operators.
\ panic resulted, the operators rushing
pell-mel from the floor and tumbling over
each other in their haste TO reach the
outer hall The shots were fired by
middle-aged man. who had been observing
the proceedings from a front seat in the
extreme southern corner OF the gallery.
THE PRELIMINARIES HAZY.
What Immediately preceded the tragedy
is not known. for those who had been
sitting near him fed for their lives. When
the first shot was heard, the operators.
who looked In the direction or whence 1t
came saw the individual in question flour
ishing his pistol and endeavOring 20 pun
the trigger Of the weapon. which appeared
momentarily TO have caught I'm his fnger.
He was still fOurishing the pistol aim
icssly. when II was discharged four times
in rapid succession. Three Of the hVe
shots took effect. The injured are:
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-21

weakness in the market muy be attribute
90 to The carly estimate 81 port recelpls
for The DAY. $4,000 bales. Our market
was steady at the opening and ! TO .
POINTS above saturday, but the expected
heavy movement. together with the fur,
Their liquidation OF weak longs oaused a
rapid and sicady declme un,il January
sold as low us AS. from which point
there was a recovery OF points. aud
fnally closest at loss on the day Of 3
% four points.
spot WAS quiet, bat interior onerings
were promptly accepted, as indicated BY
sales Of 300 bales To arrive. Sales on
she spot were 800 bales. and prices have
beeu marked down 1-ltic
Our private adyiccs frum New York
are to the effect that q considerable
quantity Of cotton sold out by WAX
longs today has drftrd into very slrong
hands aud that better feeling has
prevailed in that market duriug the lat
ter part Of the day.
From the interior we are advised that
indications point to an early falling on
In the movement and the comparison
will thus not be so unfavorablo as Il
was during last week,
New Orleans for tomorrow expects
10000 bales, against 10000 bales last
year. while roceipts at al points PROMISE
10 be about the same ns year ago.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-21
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.



Special TO the Gazette.
New Orleans. L.. Nov. 20.-Atwood.
Violet & Co. say: Liyerp0ol's opening
failed to show that response to The
weakness on This Side which had been
expected. Prices, however, eased of to-
ward tho close, being some Or 3 points
bc,ow Saturdays quotations The SPOT
market WAS easier. Sales, 5000 bales.
The New York market at one time
showed an Improvement OF . points, hut
Under selling orders hroke lG points.
March touching 7.93. Toward the close
there was a recovery, March contracts
closing NJ S.O2 to 500.
This market. in sympathy with New
York. touched I6J for March but under
a covering demand reacted Z points.
Uereipis today are again heavy,
reaching 06.S0f bales against OI.2g1
haies the past week, and 5Ol3A bales
for tho corresponding day last year. Thus
nm thie week we nre 1000 bales ahead
81 last week. and 1900 bales ahead Of
the same week iast year. The estimate
FOR ibis port tomorrow i pfacueaily The
same as last year being 5000 to 90
900 bales. 50 long as TINS mlq9Yem,,epgt
continues. full crop estimates will likely
nrevaI al least the foreign m1rkets
t,i1 attach more Importance 20 the osu-
mates Of q helyy Yield, which have
rsrenfiy been cablei them. 4 nntnber
~ s,,f reports have been received by US
toasr Tho unanimliy Of sentiment ex-
5rersed bv The cotton growers fAlIs 20
confirm full crop IDEAS "a,
frts srnt market closes nuif, with
sales Of 300 bales; Quotations l-iVe
luWpr.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-21
|he Weather for
Next January
e IollOwing conditions govern the

The Iollowiug conditions govern the
sseing:
st Each guess must forecast the
gaet temperature in Waco, Texas,
saeh Of the thirty-one days OF next
Pi'ary. The award will be made by
fzprison with the Official report OF
f'VAited States weather bureau.
= Each subscriber to The Semi
''tly Gazette who has q credit on
looks for as much as six months
ffeription from October 10, 1893, Is
hed to one guess; credit OF one
~ Subscription from October 10,
aues the subscriber to two guesses.
q Guessos will be received and filed
?" Il o'clock midnight, December
next
M The Gazette will number the
''ses as received and deliver the
inferred coupons, without names, to
Z committee, which will make the
'n.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-21

eahpagH Northern, per pound, 2d2 Ice;
poAtocs California. per bushcl. Slc.
onions, per pound, 1-26i3c, sweet pota.
Toes per bushel ,50nT1; sweet potatoes
NoHaerni per bgshel, Si.5O; sweet pep.
s,r per IL bushel basket. i0c: celery,
bWHioc per one dozen punches; hcete,
per hushel. 500: carrots, per bushel
Sl,vp; sugar cane, S250uS.0O per 100
stalks; radlshes. 20n25e per dozen; let.
tnee, 2Qaa5c per dozen.
Fruits California lines, per box. 81 90
WLoui Northern apples, per barrel, $500;
per bushei, S1.O0.i1 rs: lemons, fancy,
t350sl pcr box. S4O0ni55: oranges.
per box, $500: Blnoleld bananas, per
bunch, S2D9&00; Concord, per basket.
aO030c: pear. II hnshel, $50; bnshel
box, 500; California egg plums. per
crate. S2.25; California Kelsey plums.
per crate. $500; California prunes, per
crate, S2.25; ounces. per hushel, 500.
Bartlett pears, Per box, S3.25.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-21

Hy Ahfucihtcd Press
New York. Nov. 20 'i'ir volume "
business ON the stock exchange today
was lght ind speculation unsettled.
Contrary TO expectation. IN View OF The
I.ohgh Valley strike. The market opened
strong, and advanced sliFhuy In early
dealings Shortly after n tho general
llst ION on IA to IS per cont a very
slight rally followed, but during the iiist
part " tho afternoon the market nsah
bcoame heavy and sill lower prices were
made. Tho depression continued 20 The
close. being broken somlOccAalonnllF ny
siight rllica ia late dealings Nc decline
fsin tho rloiing sales Of Saturday rang
Ing froni II TO 3 l.S por cent,
HALLWAY aud miscellaneous bonds irfeg
ulari closed strong.
Government bonds strong.
State bonds Inactive,
Bnr silver, 90 II,
Mexican dollars, h6
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-21

Tie following merchants were among
those visiting tho city yesterday:
Granville Rice, of Rice a Eaton. Cor
don; ]. NJ. 'favenish. Santo; il. u Iee
Gaddo; MIR: James, Of James & johnson
Baird; M Wristen, uf Wristen 4 Grove
Baird; VIII Douglass, Of Abilene: Mr..
John Il. Walker, Of Pierce 4 Walker.
Eddy, y. NJ. Alex WeibOr, Of Welbor
Bros, Gordon.
Tom Horrell of Weatherford was in
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-21

Meats-Dry salt. clear shorts 34o;
bacon, short clear. IL lie. bacon bellies,
Il 1-2c; hams, medium. II lie; break
fast bacon, 15c; dry suit bellies, IL lie;
dry salt shoulders. DC.
lard-Compound. lie; pure leaf lie.
Sugar--Granulated, &c; powdered.
barrels, . he. powdered, hal. barrels,
. 3-4c; cut loaf in barrels lie; cut
loaf, in half barrels. 8 3ic; fancy yellow
clarified. 4 LEE prime y. c., 4 lie.
Conee-Arbnckle's Ariosa. Poe; Mid
land, 25c; ldon, 25c; Alaroma, 2dci
Green CofIee-By the sack. good,
% l-2ci choice BE; fancy, Doc; peaberry,
- lie: old government Java, pc;
Mocha, pc
Moiasses-Barrel lots. new crop,
fancy sugar house40c; choice n Y. per
gal, doe; fancy syrup, per gallon, 35c;
choice corn syrup, per gal, 2Sc: silver
Boanss Navy, a1-4c: Lima. s1.2e:
bayou. 3l-2c; pink, 31-2c; black-eycs,
4 he.
Ricc-Common. 4 1-4a4 1.2c; prime,
&c; choice . i.2d6c; head rice, 1-2c.
Salt Fish-New Mackercl. medium
pound net, kits, S1.10; medium No. l,
10-pound net kits, SIPS; Goldfish bricks,
Z 1-2c.
Cheese-Fancy, full cream, one in
box. 1Ic; 2 in box, 10 3-ic; Young
American. Is 1-2c
Starch Lump, 4c per pound; l and 3
pound packages, per pound, . l-2c; 6-lb.
wooden boxes, &c per pound. corn
starch, 90 and 40-lb. boxes, GdG 1.2c;
Fnultless, Sic; ID. packages to tho
case, 50.
Pickles-Bbls.. medium. $3.50; IL
hbls,. medium S3.25; bbls.. small, $3.50:
1-2 hbls., small, 81; 1O-gallon kegs, 81;
5-gallon kegs. SLID: pints, per doz., S5c;
quarts. per doz., Sl.21; l-2-gallon. per
agon,. gal, Der doz., 50; imperial, per gal,
per d1z.. Sc,
Nuts Almonds. new soft shell. per
H.. 10 l-2c; walnuts, per H., extra large
II lie; filberts, per H.. IL l-2c: Brnzlls
per ID. new crop. II 1-2c; pecans, new
per sack, Parrot brand. Sc; choice white
brass brand, &c; roasted white, best
Dried Fruits-Turkish prunes per
b.. l-2e;Calitnrnia llOs. ll5s. 5Glh.
boxes, Z lie; California. 90c; zoos, %
M. boxes, SCI TOs. sos. De; COS, TO-,
. 1-2c; California evaporatcd. april
raisins, 3 crown. S2.25 per box: l.. l..
raisins, crown, 81 per box; choice eyap-
GRATED apples. 50-lb boxes. 1Oc: prime.
5O-lb. boxes, . l-2c per H.: entrants, IN
barrels Sc per H.; currants. IN
boxes. &c per b.: California raisin
grapes, 3 1-2ci dried grapes, De-; ciiron,
1sc. orange peel, lSc: lemon pcc 1Sc;
dates, lob. boxes, Toe per h.; 10-lb
boxes. 1-2c per d.; choice mpecled
California peaches. lie,
Preserves -Fiye-lb. pnils, one doz
TO the case. per doz., SO.T0; 2O-lb. Bani.
kins. per H.. Zoe.
Icilies-rwenty.lb. pals zoe; 30 III.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-21
nIILGg-

Quotations based ON small lots to re-
tail dealers. Aniipathine, per ounce NC,
Acetnnld, per o.. lQc: per pound ul,'
acctr acid. per pound; Sc; carholic qc en-
acid. @. r., ncr H., @2c; nitric acid T.
r.. per H.. 22c: sulphuric acid. @. 7"
per To-. 22c; fannie acid. hulk. per 10"
81 ~: alcohol ~ per cont per gal.
S242 less s cents for cash;
alum. per pound 4c; anukamhlh'
SlO0; nntitchrine,. per o. z1c' hnHlS
riup, per o.. 81 10; ammonia calh9n,
ate. per H., Zoe: vtriol. ner h. Vase;
blue mass. per h., zoe; blue ointment
per H.. soc; horaN. per h. l26tlSci cam
phor gum, per H.. 5Sd0Oc; eapsioum'
powdered, per pound. 25c; cocaine muir.
cryst per ounce, SOD coppeths', U'r
H., 2d3c: cream thrtr G. T., per lh''
zoe; rrocers. per H.. 1Gc; Doverg pow
dos, per H., Sl25;ether, eulphurict v.
$. p, per 10. Toe gum arabic, first nick'
per ID, 00c; gum she.lac, per ID Wci
glue, brown, per h., l2dl6c; glue, white,
soc; mercury, per ID, 75c' morphine
. IL %. boxes, per o., $3.50: or. bottles
per o.. So 10; uuimces; pcr ~ foc; cas-
tor oil. per gallon. S1.2Gd1.35; olive oil,
fper ral. 81 10: linsced oil, per gal. ,40af
SOC: sperm W u per gal Sl2pi opium
per H., S2.75d2s5; Opium, Pr, per l6,'
81 black penper nor M ,,''' l,",Nsn'
bromide. nor h., Ace potash. chlornte,
ner IL 2Gc; iodide. per N. S3.25. quinine,
+. & w. o.. bottles, 3ic; cans per or,
no.. oulpIne. 4. & W. 6-nz. cans. per o.,
o0e, II & S. oninine. 1-oz. walls, per %,
"a. 10 o., 2Ic; 25-oz tins. per on, 2lc;
iOO.oz tins. per o.. 23c sal soda per H.,
. 1-Ad2 l.2c; salt peter refined. per lh,
To-. enlt meter. commercial &c; salts,
Fngon nor H.. Nddc: salts, Rochelle.
39c. bicnrhon1te. English. kegs, per H.,
10, snlpinr. 5-bnrrol lots. . l-2c sulphur,
fowers. small lots5c; spirits turpenune,
market rate nor gal; white lead Collier
4 southern, S. T., per H., Z 1-4M1 lie;
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-21

Whistles Rectiied. S100dS2 90 as
Per proof; 1-yearold aud upward, Sl.6o
az 10; sour mash, 2-yearold. and up
wards, Sl0Oa6.00 as per age; extra
fiue SG00TlOO0, blended whiskies'
S200d3.25.
Wine -ppre grape. per gallon, SlOO
and upward
Brandies Pure Tennessee apple,
S2.2o; Pure Maryland peach, $3.50; do
nestle cognac, t50$3,oO; imported
SG5Od02j
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-21

by AHsocllitu if'H''
Chicago. H.. Nov 20tAtlc market
weak Native steers, Sllau0lO Tor
steers; extra, S1.15N1N0,
Hogs Market higher, choicest heavy
81. 90; choice medium and light S5OTh
To medium, s.. Iuq9OO, good 10 choice,
S3O06a.75; lambs 50, OOm40o
5.T0.bulk, S5.25, .....-
Shucp Market weaker nt $lVOm2'9p
for inferior 10 common sheep, for inir
Receipts Cattle 5000 calves, S'W'
hogs, 2l,O0O; sheep, $4,000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-21

Oysters and ish-oysters, bulk, 20
6S0c per hundred counts; per dozen cans,
S3.25; dressed catfish, Toe per pound;
gulf fish, Toe per pound; shrlmps, Per
pound, l5c; crabs, per dozen, Zoe
dozen; quails, S1,OO6il.50 per dozen;
Mallard ducks, per pair, Coo; Teal ducks,
per pair BIC; canvas back ducks, per
pair, 5Od60c; rabbits, $500 per dozen
deer saddles, per pound, lie.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-21
NEw YOpK PRODUCE.
a--...--.L1-I Pr

S.w YORK. NoI 2.-Wheat -Spd,
steady; 40. 2 red elevator. Y, 70. %
y ssdie-B and fiosed fiea1yi No. . red,
T,1sn,rr. ~ I-lc; May. ~ 3Sc; Novem-
~. al j-fc: Dcctirber % I.l,e.
epot. steady; No. 2, ~ a-Sc, Gle
,sfsr Oifious opened lower and closed
aseadyi January, 49,; alay, ~ l-ic;
Uides- Steady.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-21
CON

pcton list-Rrldgcport. car lots, S425:
. IN 10 tons. $40: ! ton $500; McAl-
cstcr. Jenny Lind, Rouse, Maitland, Rob
neon and Walscnburg Goals, car lots,
u XXI. 4 to lotion lots 1925; l ton.
SG7b, one-half ton. $3.50; Monarch. Vie
tor santa Clara, aud Elmore Goals, car
iots S55O; 3 10 lotion lots 5000; Two
~ SGo5. one ton. $3.50: one-half ton,
M 10. Brinr Creek and McJames coal,
car lots. S5.2l; 3 10 lotion lots. $3.50:
M, IONS, 81 ~; one TIN, S60O;one-half
,on S3o5; Monarch egg. car lots, S5.25;
~ lotion lots $3.50; single ton. 500;
anthracite Pa.l car lots Sll.ee9i 70 10
g,rscito COuidRl . 10 lotion lots, 5000:
single TONS, 50 80; one-half ton. $500:
siaet doc. carloads, S325; Thurber. car
iois S3.5O per ton; Cameron. per ton,
$500; two tons, 500; 3 to 10 tons,
$40.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-21

Now York, Nov 20 Reeves llc'
ceipts, 5O1i. market active and Shade
stronger ON nl gNdoH, native steers,
81 .25ff1 -. C0lorudos, S3iWri.hl;
stays, $225Hi.5O; bulls and cows 81 20
az. so. Calves Receipts, loli. market
active lind firm; yoals, Sn.Oo0S5O;
grnssprs, - 2AN2, 50
Sheep Receipts. 1904; market fairly
active hut weak, closing 4 shade cnsiori
sheep, S2.OOfi3G2 IL, ambs,S30Om300.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-21

Hides Buyors are pnying' Dry Tint.
heavy, DC. light, 4c; dry salt Be; green.
salt, 2d2 lie; butchers green, 243c'
Wool-Lght medium. l6dl6c; low
medium. 12d1ic: fine, 12dl4c,
Boues--lIoof and bones, $500 per
ton, delivered.
Bees Wax--15d1Sc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-21
ASH PREMIUMS F.!
To Subscribers.

|,,o1eaclng October 10, a register
|,,, ssn Kept Of each yearly cash sub
y, received, and each one mum:
Y a the order in which it came
N 'pDsoribers numbered as below
4. ~, ',Saige Immediately on registra.
\. y !, ,Aeir subscriptions the sums OPP
'N@ The numbers.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-21
THE MAREETS.

Yesterday rnin fell all DAY, bnt with an
that the merchants had large trade
Markets all remained unchanged
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-21

Special to the Gasstie.
New Orleaas. Ia, Noy. 2O-,MetlroS
&. TX saw. Futufps-lATuTpool opened
~ ,,,,,.,,s,.J v-ish -isoi s.les " 500 bales
bnf M prieo failed 10 bold, tas closing
allowing d loss oa the eay 81 z1'4a' lHf