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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-07
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-07

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isosr Sinij6t pOltstbiimli9 uno patrio-
tii6 81 nennen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-07
grtifel VII.
Teleoateu.

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t%apionutag our6 Sele9ateu p~ertreteu nlc
folst ;uiammeu: Sober Seretn III iitr cine
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lung itebt jebem Otitglieoe mo ieoem Sereine
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Sateu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-07
Irtitel VIII.
G,nfm,,itn AZ NhnrninS

Sober @ereiu ,ablt S. ais Gil1trittseelb
NIB ais iGbrli6e llmIu9e % Gents per dit.
slieo, wel6e llmlage am /. Sanlar 81 ents
rlbtelt IN.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-04
STAPLE PROVISIONS.

MEATS Dry salt short clear 10 10,
bacon. short clear, II "a; bacon. hi.
lles. IL LIE; hams. medium, fle. lrasL
fas, brcou. IA lie; dry salt bellie.
II lie.
LARD Compound, S l-2si puro lo,,
suGAR- formulated, @; powd.,sd f.,
h,rr,ls. q l-2c; powdered, - ~ ~
n 40; cut loaf, Ia bbls, l-2c: en-, IID 'n,;
~ iAia.. q 81; fancy yellow ~ tigyAi'
t3.se. extra q, . i.SaJ 1-Ic. -4'ineu'
y0RFEE -Arbuckles Aross o.,
Midland, llc; Lion, nc; Aiaroaa III
Jssl.sssIt,EN COFFEE Tho
III ~ 1.2dt.lic: choice, Y l.5c. esaek,
s3yi.2e. Peabody. 2oci Old goSer lInsS,
'RNitjI. ASSES-Barrel lots, cbolca
hoiled, Doc per gall fancy syrup. s5c a
~. choice corn syrup, 80 mar II n.
ssliver dip syrup, SOC per gal. SAL
AVA Ms Navy, 3 3-1c; Lima. 4 10
t,,'ai 4 lie. pink, he A'~e'
VI CE-Comnon. . l-2fI3 3-Ie. nd.
~ i.oc; choice. DC: bead rire. 4 ySei1ise'
'sAfr FISii-New Inaclerel -5s, 49,.
rs i ~ Dbl, S115; No. i 11.iS . ~
M, u 10. medium No. . ION ~, "a. ~
u n. cod.hsh bricks, Lee. 80
T'ciIIEEsE- Fancy full, one IN hor
i3 lie; two In box, he; Young Amer
loan. 14c.
SrAKCH- Lump, fI-2c per III. IN
and an packages, &c: Glib wood borea
&c per IT,; corn starch. 400 and 20-Ib !
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-04
THE MARKETS.
ATWOOD VIOLET & co.

NEW ORLEANS, La., Aug. a.
Special. atwood Violet & Co. say;
Futures-A slight improvement in Liver
pool was not sufficient to encourage the
long interest here, aud our market de
clined 10 points from yesterday. The
receipts Of new cotton to-day were
twenty-three bales at Galveston. two
here, one ut Montgomery, and one at
Baton Rouge. This indicates an ear
iier movement than has been generally
anticipated, and this may have had
something to do with the easiness in
Liverpool which viii have nothing, to
put up the market tomorrow unless
they have local features to warrant il.
The market will need support In the
way Of active spot buying as soon as
receipts become free and IL they do
not find such markets cotton will be
pressed for sale until prices reach a
figure whore buyers win be forthcom-
ing. In the meantime. an nnfavorable
bureau report is generally expected and
this may sustain these prices until the
10Th instant. The weather conditions
and the movement Of the new crop by
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-04
McELRoY \ GILBERT.

] NEW ORLEANS. In. Ane q fs,y
Gal )-McElroy X Gilbert snys FJIt,iras
Inc elect of the late rains in Westera,
anu southwestern Texas Is alrendy he.
ginning TO show itself In PRICES. Although
i-lnerp9oi showed a tendency to improve
somewhat this morning, that market
finally closed quiet at about The s,,ns
hgures as Yesterday, while spot. sales
We're only $500 bales at unchanged ijs.
ures. Inc advance In the Bank az EnV.
land rate. and the heavy shipments OF
solu 70 this country, are features which
are sure 10 tell upon a market which 4
carylhg the great bulk of the visible
suppE; 20 long as the English Investors
are nirnld of American securities. and
are doubtful of the policy Of our admin
lslrauon ON the subject of gold nav.
nehls, they will keep their money nj
nome There was superlbundlnt SIN.
ply OF money on the other side Of tie
MiIer Ior lending purposes, and interest
r1iSs naturally fell very low, so that
holders OF cotton could get all the funds
they needed to carry their enormous
stocks: The heavy liquidation IN secure
tes OF all kinds. aud in wheat, resulting
IRON the late semi-pauics in stocks and
grain, depressed thes values TO a greater
extent than known for many years. and
English capitalists naturally took adj
vantage OF the opportunity TO buy gilt.
grain merchants have bought a world Of
wheat within the past few days. The nat. |
ural result Of these two Influences will |
be steady flow Of gold to our shores |
TO pay for the stocks bought and the |
grain exported, hut the same movement |
of gold which is expected to case Amer. |
lean money markets so much, is taking |
II away. from the other side, aud higher |
rates of interest aud higher money fol
low as a natural sequence
IL requires no argument to prove that |
It will not be 50 easy to carry the Liver
pool stock with scnrcer money and higher /
rates Of interest as II has been Of late. |
Another feature which must enter into I
lur calculations for the future Is the
moral effect on Liverpool of the late rain
fall In Texas, For ourselves we feel
convinced that much damage has resulted
from the drouth, which cannot be re-
paired. but unless we can bring Liver
pool TO believe this u Is not likely that
first arrivals. (which now promise to be
ieayyl especially as that market will be
Hooded with cables reporting the Inn
ncn9n benefit TO the growing crop from
he rains that have fallen. The public
$ evidently beginning TO take some such
iiews of the situation, II we are to judge
" the declines Of Tuesday and today.
Our market ruled this morning within
couple OF points OF yesterdays closing,
,nt continued TO decline point by point,
lntil spot quotations were published.
howing decline of 1-Sc. with sales of
My 100 bales, and we finally close at
he lowest point Of the day or below
In New York II was noticeable that the
ar positions We're the weakest months on
he list
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-04
FINANCIAL.
STOCKS AND BONDS.


NEW YORK. Aug 3.-Tradera at the
stock exchange played for reaction to.
day on the theory that yesterdays sharp
rise would bring long stocks to the mar.
ket They were assisted in their opera
tons by the breaking out of fresh
troubles in banking circles in Chicago, by
the advance in the Bank OF ff1TrEiai,rii- f.as..
of discount and higher rates for sterling
exchange here, and also by the unpre-
cedeuted scarcity Of currency fur which
various premiums We're paid today. The
large issue Of clearing house certificates
stu was another cause for a decline. II
was noticeable. however, that despite
the efforts of the hears, the market was
comparatively free from excitement and
the drop IN prices was brought about al
the expense of a material Increase in tho
shart interest. just previous to the
close there was a rally of 1-2Giac and
speculation left OF steady ut the re.
cOvery.
firm and higher
Bar silver. II.
Mexican dollars, so.
Government bonds, firm.
States, dull.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-04

NEW YORK. Aug. whea,-sno,
uui and lower, closing steady No, 2 ri
siesator, Is IL. Options closed Z m I
vats under yesterday; dull. Auens,
Nc -; September. 40; October. - ".
peremher, az "a -
Norn-Spot, dull and STEADY. M .
sssalor 4I IL. Options trn. Ansnsf
~ September. A "a; October
Mviasses-Ncw Orleans open ke,tl.
s"Gl to choice, 30a,iS cents. STEADY Md
., NSnee- Options opened steady and nm.
snanEed 70 20 points up, closed barely
steady and unchanged To ~ poists ' ny
s cues, 1000 bags; including, Aurnst
10; ioal5 40; September, sis mi
81 S1I;fY; October, Sl5 20; December
80 iollo, 80, Spot Rio, dnll ani
steady. No I. 1916 IL eeufs N
a. SIusar-Raw. firm and dull; fair re-
nue q ~; centrifugals, 96.iest. 3 ~.
ienned' steady, with more demand.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-04
DRUGS

ouo,ations based on small lots To re,.n
declrra. Antipathine, per ounce SdL ui
1rstanild per ounce, IOe. ~
neund. 0oc; aeeiic acid. per pound p pr
rcsriaic acid, erysi, per h.. 35c 10 az
rnftatic aai1.C. r., per 10. 20c, ni,sff,,
acid, q. y, per ~. &c; suiphurlc seid
nrr III. Si.25; alcohol. 95 per cen, "nk.
sai. $3.50, leas &c cash; alum. M, Psr
n: antikamnia, Si0O; antlfebrlhe ~,
OK, PC: nntipyrine, per OK. ST al. H., w
nloSia, carbonate, per h., I0c; hIns an "
riol, per H.. GdSc; blue mass per ~ t sil-
blue ointment per H.. SOC; bonss o Ds;
lb LsaiSs ,,,s eapaor ~, gum per ~ oc:
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-04

that time will have considerable IN.
imius,iSe with prices after the bureau pub
sdIs"rvn, me Bank Of England rate To-
my nnS was slightly raised, presumably 10
market was better on some stosks Sn5
easier on others. The course of iegisia.
non az washington aud It's effect on the
finances aud general business OF IN.
country VIII receive great attention too.
ate, aIleF Monday next, and according q
n'l may, be done in connection with
ine special purpose for which congress
oeeil convened. viii depend an
tf''-hsoughl- about present business
hIAleIy. We r;nsot frol bUIIfsT ON.
selves, all things considered, and il
crop prospects Improve this month Ne
ipel quite positive OF lower range Of
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-04
PRODUCE.
ST. LOUIS PRODUCE.

ST. LOUIS, Mo. Aug. 3.--Flour-
Steadier; unchpnged
Wheat--Agnin nervous; uncertain; clos
ing ultimately 5-Sc on. No . red, cash.
9Ii August, 90 IL, September, 80 ii;
October. A2+--4Srecnibcr. % II.
Corn-Strong on crop news; closed I'M
changed. No, :; mixed, cash, 80; August,
30 49, September, 30 10: year "a Ill
Oats-Firm. No. cash, ~; August.
% II; September. % 3-S.
Corn meal, whisky, baEging and cotton
ties, unchanged
Provisions Quiet; firm.
Lard, $3.50
S0.37 H.
Longs and ribs, S7.37 IL.
Shorts, SIsI IL; boxed, 10 cents
more
Bacon and hams, unchanged
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-04
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

| CHICAGO. ILL.,, Aug "a disagree
| able setback was given the wheat mar
| ket to-day. The first rebuff came from
| the suspension of Silvermau, a leading
private banker. The effects Of this blow
were then overcome, but In the lnst bonr
the market slumped again on ugly
rumors about mercantile concern i
failure TO work round lots Of cash wheat
for shipment, and the light export bust
ness reported from the seaboard.
Corn was strengthened by the dis.
couraIrng crop news, and Provisions
Tonight, compared with last night.
September wheat Is off / cent Corn.
14di0-Sc higher. Oats. UNCHANGED
Lard, ,4iSc higher. Ribs, 25c higher.
Leading futures closed.
Wheat-August, 50c; September m
Lie; December '$0s 5-sdGs BE H. Vi
Corn-August 3S1-le; September
50 5-sc; October, 30 7.sc; May, 40 lie
Oats-Augist, 233-Sc; Saptenher
pie; May, 20 lie.
Mess FORK August si255; September.
$l2.I5; October. $500
Larl-August, SI.42 10: September
S7.12 IL; October. $3.50.
Short ribs August 500; Septerbber
S7.25; October, $T.35. ''''1''i'
Cash quotations:
No . spring wheat, 59c; NJ. . red.
No. 9 corn. IS Lie.
No . oats. % 3-Se.
Mess pork. S12.55I12.Gg.
Lard. S7.45ftI.50
: Short ribes. sides. Qoosc), s7.150
Dry sailed shoulders, CborcD. 5000
Short clear sides, boxed, S7.o2 1-2a
TST ~,
NEW ORLEANS PRODUCE.
NEW ORLEANS, La. Aug. B.
Markets, quiet. Coffee firm. Ordinary
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-04
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.

CHICAGO, H., Aug. 3-Cattr-
c.llis, l2,OO0: shipments. 1900: actiy,, nj
yesterdays decline. Fancy beeyes SlSil
go, 10; prime, Si6ON4,T0; good 10 choice.
Na.S1ploO; others. So 106i4 90: Texas
SlO00i2aO. 'V"e'
Hogs Receipts. $4,000; shipments
'oOu; lOdl5c higher Mixed aud pack.
ers, SiMNil.U5; prime heavy and butch.
ers, NtoVa4 ~; light mixed. $ISJGiI,a 30;
sorted light S3.OO6i5.3O.
sheep. Receipts. 5000 shipments, 1000,
demnrali1ed. Culls and common. ST rs
az 40; ewes and mixed, S2.o5dSJO,
wethcrs, S3O0d3T0; Westerns, 81 I59i
BIO; lambs, S2IJnl5O.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-04


ssAs, pes he, kgsc; cream tartar Q.
~ Per H., 9Oc: srocers, per 10. i5e,
il,s powders, per h., $l.ao, other
sllphure U. y H.. per h., ibc, rn,a
habic. trst pick. per lb.. DOC; runi s,~il.
~, peE 10, xtc; glue. brown, per H.. Ian
nnuci Sue, write. per h., 2Oci maze. per
20, sVci mercnfy, per ID, Zoe. morphine.
sapibr ia W.. i-S-oz. boxes. per Oh, Oh
q. hotties per o., SJ.26; nntmcrs -' aSi
i ~, Zoe; castor oil, per GAL. Si.95fih .Ho.
ol.ie 9,li Per gal, S110; llnseed olI ucs
S99"i 6vovlti0c; sperm oil, w. b., per GAL.
SL,sui opium. per h., S2.15 10 $40:
v v POI per H., $500; black isrpprr'
"a. ~; lSc; potash. bromide, per H.,
~ potgsn, chlorate, per h., 2Sc: iodde
per ~ SA2o' quiuiue. n 4 w, oz.,Iol.,
s. o7si cans, per or, S2c; outline
4 y W. o-os. cans, per o.. 2bc:-B. &
81 9qlnine. ca..vlals, per or. noe: l6,
o oe" nnnns, per o., 2Sc; DO. 5,os. Tins. p.i
99an.h zoe 2o-oz. tins, per oz,. 2Ic: do,
ih,V-9s, uns per or, 23c; sal soda. nj
ipp xl-4W2 l-2c; Mitpeter, rciine,i' irt
X, dvei saltpetoL commercial. O.; sails,
d..psotli per h., 3 10 ic: snlfs. livcbeiie
yyVc. bicarbonAte, English kc,ss Nor III
vei sulphur. b-bbl. lots, Isle; snnh
noMers, small lots Be: spirits tnf,enim,.
y Sa ssn, rates. per gal; white lead, Coliisi
" southern, 5. p. per ID. Tide.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-04
HIDES. WOOL. nro.

HIDES Buyers are paying; Dr.
aiat' heavy, %; light, DC; dry salt AZ IL.
green r,,e salt. 3l3 1-2ci butchers' green
2 1-lGf3 1-2c.
WOOL Light medium, 15alOc. lou
medITm, 126ft4c; fine, 12I14c. ~"
BONES lioofs and bones. $500 Der
toa delivered,
BEEswAX-1Salsc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-04
MISSES ANp spInIrs

WHISTLES Reotided, 81 201o IN -.
nroof; i-yenr-pld upwards. III MI
BTIno sonr mash, 2-yenr-old and upwn y,i~
az 9(lf5. 90 aa per age; extra fne, XII nnlS
ia'n16, blended WHISTLES, S2OOGi.3 3h i'V'~
WINES Pure grape. per gallon, sion
I'M I'm pIiukNDlES--Pure Tennessee o.,.
s125. pure Maryland peach, S2.56lPpdiee,
mcStic cognac, Sl7Ud3.5O; imno,,aaaa
al h(DlfO %.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-04
LIVESTOCK.
ST LOUIS LIVESTOCK

~ LOUIS Mo. Aug. 5.-Caule-R Re.
stsipSs tVOO; shipments, 1900; steady to
1 Isstle stronger; no good nntives On sale
f4ir 10 good Texas, S2,lOu3. is.
sllogs-l Receipts, 1900; shipments 1OO1,
heavy, $3.50, w ""
slow aud unchanged, ''V''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-04
UI'AckERs. CAKES AND CANDIES.

bn,ias NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ice; Boston
er" ,SSS FL, se' butter DC; creams, s i.ac;
PSSaan' uci oyster excelsior. Sc, prcigcis,
soda gaSam soda, Sc; snowflake, i2c;
CAKES AND JuNfnr ps-,, 100,
tut snitann, 12c; ginger snepa, 8 i.9c;
gasc e. cookies, 10ci lemon snaps.
s,"go winiers, l0c; sugar cookies, Toe:
p y ANDlES-Chrnmols assorted flavor.
c cd ao SoS' slo3e; gum drops, A. II, assert
20 "a. naNor o-lb box, 400. Japanese strips
coeoanut flavor, 5.ih. box, DC, rock as
, nnd white, 05c. French kissca,
IKE hoN' Ooci chocolate creams. Al
~ lemon drops, frosted, per box, 05c;
p pnr1t almonds, per box, Doc: creams,
i hhnl made twelve varieties, poe; peanut
i pioehs, Uoc; pca9ut bar pcr box. I5ci
m.,nrshmeIows cherry brand. 5-lb' box,
SIspi mixed candles, pals, per ID.
80 crystal cut Sc; daisy, II. NJ,
creams he; stick candy, IN pals, Z 1-2c;
wrapped sticks, In pals, Z lie.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-04
COAL.

Retail Ils.-canyon City. sTTS pc,
Big Muddy. Rouse. Maitland. Jamesan
koelnson and Walsep6erg Goals, car lois
1919. 70 10 ton lots. $3.50; one ION
$500 one-half ton, $500; Monarch. Me
,or. Santa Clara and Fillmore coais, chi
tons, 80 20; ono ton, $500, ono 6yeit Ton ION
$500, Brlar Greek ati Afolamrs coals
cur lots S0.25, . to 10 tons, $3.50, Two
ttonsl ~ ~; one ton, 5000; onc-haii ton,
$50; Meltlsed egg mud Monarch ess'
tons, $3.50; single ton, $S'Tb; nntl,rn,
elite Pcnn. coal car lots. Sii'Oi; 3 to Ia
ton lots. Sl2,Ib; single ton, S13. anthra.
clte lOnia), . 20 10 tons, 5000; sineia
ton, $3.50; one-half ton. $500; slack
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-04
CANNED GOODS

2 nor S ~. Ione-lb,. per doz,, ooc; No
ST suos.ai,,-,Alaska No, 4, salmon per doz.
deI iN9lumbia river No, salmon, per
Anierlrsnno IN mackercl, per doz. Sl,3i
Ntvn,seh serdlnes, Ia nrr case. So ID
do, 80, s. " Iottcd hans, 1-4-ih Soc per
%VS 3a.1 potted ham. - H., $3.50 per doz;
visnnnaa sansage, IL ID. Sl.25 per doz
lunch to s1asSsS lbs s2iS per GSs;
Clipped beef 10 is SSiS0 nor Jas.
''hpped beef H., $40 Der doz.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-04
FRESH VEGETABLES AND FRUITS

vEGETABLES-war beans, pcr bu
81 .60d2i green peas, per bushel, ST 90,
HQuaahcs, per foz. 25l6Oc; cucurnbers
per dox., 1OMlbc; new cabbage. North.
ern, per H., "a lie; tomatoes IL bn,
box, 100000; tomatoes. IL hi boxes,
Toe; Tomatoes In crates Of four bns,
kets, 81 90; new potatoes, per bushul.
81; potatoes, California, per bnsbel'
81 90; new onions, per pound, o6i2 l.9c:
green corn. per do1, 1O&f5c. huttef
beans, per buHhcl, Sl.50, olsrn. per bushel
Toe; crg plant, per dozen, 4Od60c, swccf
potatoes, per bhshel. 81 30; sweet non
per. pcr ~ hlshel baskets. hnc.
FRUITS California lines, 15c dog
apples, red, per ~ bu. box, O5s; apnles
green, IL bnHhel boxes, 50c; apples, 10
hushel baskets, Toe, pcaces, per ~
bushal boxes. 3Ni6Oc: lemons,
per box, 80 O0mG 90; Mediterranean
sweet oranges, per box. 81 90: Hue,
field bananas, per bunch. S2da; cranes
Concords. per lob. baskets, zoe; cranes
Delnwarcs, per lO-pound baskets. b0c.
Chtawbns. per 10-pound baskets ibc.
appies. per buslicl 81 nj; White Ucatb
peaches. per bnshcl. 50 80: Chinese
cll1g peaches, per bushcl, Sl75; pears,
per box, 81.
MELONS, anteloupes, per doyon
g5GibOc, waternclons. per dozen, I5eci
81 90,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-04

LOCAL MARKETS.

Colonel Joe Hays Of Crawley was In
the city yesterday.
Mr.. Joe Begntt of Alyord sp.nt
Thursday In the city.
Colonel Charles Maloney came In form
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-04

CHICAGO, Ms, Aug. 9.-"old Hutch"
the Ncstor OF the wheat pit, said two
months ngo that wheat would go to 60
bottom aud that he now favored the bull
Side. The old man Is not trading. but he
watches the market closely
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-04
NEW YoRK livestock.

NEW YORK. Aug. -Beeves--No
trade calves dull. steady; vcals. 5000
Sheep and lambs active and frmer.
sheep. S3-o0a5.00; lambs, 5000
6.G2 IL.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-04
D0KS FREE!

further increase the popularity OF
:o,ion Belt route, and properly pre-
n the readers of this paper the adj
II Of that line to Chicago and
Eorlis fair, as well as to the East
souttfhst, arrangements have been
with ono Of the largest publishing
i 10 III, United States, which will
Il them TO send any ons
more OF the following val
books to any address
I'M fre,, on receipt of IL cents Gu n
,rips, +, cover postage and packing.
are a., printed on good paper anl
With Illuminated cover In colors.
hmoln. asked Is to cover charges
m OF packing, and will be pronipt-
|uadel to anyone not perfectly sat.
bREAM LIFE-By Tx. Marvel
donald G.. MITCHELL.
EsMOPOIlS-By Paul BourCet.
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KANSAS CITY PRODUCE

4, KANSAS CITY, Mo. Aug. a-,yba,,
'nshuy lower, No, . red. 81 l.2e.
Nofh very firm. No. > mixed. - l-ec
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london. Aug. 8


New York, Aug. s.-(Speciall-
Sterling Bank co days. "A sou
commercial, 60 DAYS ...4 7gJS
acknowledgements, "
days on liza
Flanlis-Bant, 60 day;s;''''.' 70 Is
Commercial 60 days ......5 2di4@5 o5X
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ST. louis. Mo. Aug 3.--Coiton--
Quiet; middling Z O-l6i sales. none; re.
ceipts, none; shipments, 800 bales.
Stoeks. 2lUOO bales
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ST LOUIS, No. Aug. 8 -wooi-Re.
ceipts. 1900 pounds; shipments, 10000
pounds quiet, weak, and not quotably
changed.
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New or.eans, La, Aug, q. -(Sp,cia,.) -
Sterling - Commercial, w
days Recommendation 7sl
francs-Commcrclal,6 81 uays.5 asB
New York signt-Bank 49,. 100 pre-.
commercial. .....,........... 90 dis
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE

NEW YORK; Aug. Mooney ON call.
easy . TO .; closing offered at 3.
rune mercantile paper Sdt12.
sixty days; SI.s3 3-4d4.4 ii demand
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New Orleans. Aug. S-lSpeciall Cotton
futures closed steady points lower.
Sales, ~ 200
August Observation-Disclosures. Z COB
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:, Galveston, Tex. Aug. Especially =
bysteamshlp from Galveston, reS.;
To Liverpool I'd
10 Continent. ia
10 New York ~. az nor i1Jlb,
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New York. Aug. 3.-lspeciail Cotton
futures closed steady 10 to IL points lower.
Salea "a roo
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"""S Mo'"ments At tntsripr IOWA,
Galveston, Tex, Aug. q
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Galveston, Tex, Aug. -CspaoIal -
Stocks this DAY. a,,e qua
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GENERAL MATKBrL
0eivcatnn Wopi Market
v!SMvcston' Tex, Aug. 3 .-6SpsallLl -
"ool'-Market quiet unchanged.
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