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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-28

special b9iAtch
Ngw Orleans, La- FEB ga -AicIslroy
I'utnres This market. Tor the present.
"a irasi. seems 10 BE- the governing ono
aud New York aud Liverpool arc being
forced 20 follow our ict1. Liverpool
Closed lrm a. nm advance Of 2-Gid and
t,ssW York, after selling q p1ipfa lower
Than yesterday. closed firm al = not gain
on the ,iny N 2 points Onr closing u
steady - I ppsnis above Yesterday.
Shot sals i1 Liverpool were larger
Than for some tint nlsi. 10000, ana
lciOkened some rasfwnkcnins Of con-
snmp,ive demand. Hers toinl sales were
600 lalrs and ihr market WaH quoted
hrmer after m advance u i-iGr
SILVER y anglher eighth hlghcr and
stands nov ~ l-Si. agaiust ~ l-4d a
few days ago Port receipts are 13Olu
aeninst 1900 last year aud New Orleans
expects tomorrow 1000 against 1909
last year The movement az fbe Interim
liis fallen N materially. ihe principal
towns showing fceeip's today ipas Than
half 81 ldsi year ~ samr. y rs thought
tiiat she local spot demand win lat only
"a couple ~ Anrs more. long enough 4,
GU tle requirements N raplrfcrs who
IRE short on their FrbrnrW shinmenis.
hut the burfle7 81 opinion fnf0rs o ron.
tinnafi0n 81 The spot Iulriry. II viii bel
remembered that last fnli Tie demaud
from Ilropf wia cNrprllI-lr Hugll. and
about he 0alF business fhat dUull ia,
done hy exporters iglE f1r shipment for
January Most Of these confrnets for
latter shipment have nai jet heeu covered
iy purchases 81 rp1ta, mad tfe rauid
denirffon ~ stocks nu This side
combined with the probable lixht move
uteni from MN IN. viii no doubt have
fls. efi,.t n causing 1uilgls exporters
10 IN ihcir requirements before the eiiu-
piy. o. rifhcr. the selection ~ desirable
c0ttoua ipuy be sim further contracted.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-28
STAPLE PROVISIONS.

Meats-Dry salt clear shorts. Z 3-4c;
bacon, short clear. S lie; bacon bellies.
Zoe; dry salt bellies. Dc; medium hams,
dry salt bellies, De; medium hams,
II lie; breakfast bacon. l2c
Lard-Compound. Z lie; pure leaf.
. lie.
Standard granulatcd 7-sc;
powdered, barrels t-2c powderer. half
barrels, . SIC. cut loaf, In barrels,
o lie; cut loat II half barrels, Be.
Midland. dc; Zion, &c; AlnroniS,,
heesc-Fancy. full cream. one in boa,
Ice; two in box. 10 lie; Young Ameri-
can, l6c.
Beans-Nayy, Be; Lima. 3-4c;
bayou. 3 lie; pink. lie; black eyes,
Rce-Common. 3 3-icdic; prime. Dc:
choice, D i-2d0c; head rice. lie.
Salt ish-New mackarcl medium, No,
/, half barrels. 81 30; No. ., lOpouna
net kits, 81. 10: meliun No. l. lO.pouud
net kits. 81 20; Goldfish bricks, Z 1-2c; .
Siarch-Lump, &c per pound; l and 3
pound packages, per pound, lie; e
pound wooden boxes, c. per pound; corn
starch. 20 and 40 pound boxes. 6n6 lie;
Faultless, &c; 1.pound packages TO the
case. SO.
Pickles Barrels. medium. so; half bar.
rels, medium, $50; barrels small
sai SS n iess. 0a't s. oo nA 5saioa key,
81 90: pints. per dozen. SIC; quarts,
per dozen, 81 Is: half gallon. per do1-
en. AN. gal per dozen, 50 30; hex
agon, gal. per dozen, 500; imperial,
gil. per dozen. 81 80.
Nuts-Almonds. new soft she'll per
pound. lOl-2ci walnuts, per pound, extra
large. II lie: iilberis, per pound y l-Zc;
Brazils, per pound. new crop. j. lie;
pecans, new crop. 5 l.2u9c, peanuts,
fancy white. per sack. Parrot brand. s.;
choice white, brass brand. &c; roasted,
white. best quality. Zoe.
Preferyes-iive pound pals, one dozen
70 the case, per dezeh $40 zp-pound
kanikins, per pound. Zoe
Mplasses- Barrel 3 lots. new crop.
fancy sugar house. 3Or; choice new efop
per gallon. 3Jc. fancy syrup pgr gallon,
he; choice corn syrup, per gallon, Sc
silser dip, pr gal,,es, s2e. - -,
92c. choice, % lie: fancy, BE; pea
berry, q l.2c old government Java,
Dried Turkish punes, per
mound. @ lie. California. llOs,. lbs.
5iipouni boxes. lee California. we
zoos. 25pound bores,. g; ~ e1s' yei
~. 3-crown. 81 90 per box; choiee eYap-
,na,-s..sJ apniea. 50-n0und boxes, 10 lie;
1901 apuips lO-pouud boxes. 10 49,
n-ime h0.pouud boxes. y l-2c per
nound: curranis. in barrels. ne per pound;
curranfs, Ia boxes. g per poshla; Saiise ,l
W. eifron. fsc. grange peel. lsc; lemoa
III IS. dlies 10-pound boxes. lOc per
"a. FO-nofnd h0rfa. o lie per
psand; choice unpceled California peaches
iz Jeliie. -rwenu-pouna pals. 70ri 30
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-28

a.. a AlNlAtNG.
s,,,' Nan You imagine me IN lodgings sAean.
lan. 'He gnteiisss says Belinda with her
r,sd, VI sn1lping in ihea Edrsware
vi tlc person who would tata m in.
, selesl M .suet nnl scmolinn and ds1,
syur stOrhngs In the evening a. n rsers-
. an NY dearest Jack, II vou tiiink
,.,.'. 'i,ine ~ absurd you must be even a
s'saleg iool than take yon for
Anu you are so clover, So cpnfoindly
Nieter, you know, Belinda.T saws jack
,gioAinE ~ her curigusly through his haif
o,vsei eyes belinda has taken the chair
opposite 10 hin, great deep chair which
acis as frame for nor fair ,s Sa
dress i''lVss oi hsf costly
az honest.H answers Belinda. "and
roiillhiie. TOO. That Is. as romantic M
most people. Nhenf0tically rotnantic
{99u know,-and. III pracdce. Auction
My Gear jack, | may have besn-don't
nave, Non knOw-senl inental
eihousn 70 iaii m love with government
marry him. iVusN "
Thank you" says Jack sin looking
her inddlently.
am gl1d You are graceful" answers
benndn. You ought To he am qn,t,-
lpg yon great deal. What would vau
20 WIN = wife who wanted abont aoiihle
your entire annual income for d dress
"hfyWhheef
JACK = understood TO murmur lazily
MY WIG 81 ms would. be required TO
Va . s"ou many satihees'
bourseds "a ty,RVes. bsiinda. How
dear 1act IL 'i i,a, we are' My
clergyman, Your papasand tho souire's
dauHhter, Your mnmma. Is painfully an
marry to better tbeu,,alves Nh. T."
"Effete persons IN tbe conn,r,. II.
linda says Jack. leaning for,vat, ana
looking into her face With nm oI1 ",'
tenIneSs occasionally mnrry for love"
"Dokyou offer their examine for ,n,,
benefit nensil,s says Belinda, laughing a little.
IeIllapS she laughs - cover some slight
h!ckers for a moment in her checks and
u'G Is 4May ana leaves her pale
Jock -" ~, We Iuna9liy g DO 81 says
riJirnlops ~ " na "lu uelNouc aud
cynect Won Ia f,licN. I'M I'M lhllk
i'm which women b,r q" nv NY instances
capable Of making liza i ,nnre , aiioeli9,n n
than do town house mi "a 'o oo,,.,.
house. and n Gr.t r"te d I,,u ~ eountfy
uncommoniy rare. Yet thew bsS S io er'
Belinda
Have they?" says Belinda. as There
any proof OF thntg Is there any proof
that the women who have married. for
affection wouldn't be ready enough 10
barter it az the end OF a wear or t,yo
for those other advantagesf The birth
right for the mess of ro'tage. Won wouid
say. But my sympntlics have alwnys
been with Eslu."
suppose" says Jack. with something
that is eager and strained under bis iigIt
manner, I'VE come 10 the poipt DO vou
care for me. Bellndny"
81 am going TO De honest in eyer,
respect" says Belinda, with that color
coming aud going In her face. $50
yes"
'Will you marry me. Belindap
There is a pause.
NO. saws Beliuda. bnt ms If I, bprt
her.
why nntg"
Honestly nsnin," answers Relindo
lightly. she feels. perhnps ne IL bsf
lightncss were SORT of safeguard ,Tn
put It hrutally / don't consider owe and
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-28

Quotations based on small lots to re.
tail dealers. Antipauiine, per ounce,
0Oc. Acelanlid, per ounce Joe, per pound
OJc; acetoc acid, per pound, zoe; cnrbol-
ie acid, eryslalized, per pound, 3pn.i2c;
mnnnhc acid, q. T.. per pound re;
miro Hcid. g. p, per pound, &c; Hul-
phuric acid, O.. r., Per pound. 22c; tan
nc acid, bulk, per pound, - %; alcohol,
90 per cent per gallon S2.42; less Sc for
cash. alum, Per pound, "a; anukammniR,
Sl' antifebrlnG, per ounce. zoe aniipy-
rene per ounce, 81. 40; ammonia, ear
Donate, per pound, i0c; vlirioli ner pound,
Bdsc' blue mass per pound oOei blue
ointment. per pound, Doc; borHx Per
pound, la i3e; camphor gum, per pound,
tsd3Ic; capaicum, powdered, per pound,
Die: cocaine, fnur. t.ryEtal|EQ4l, per ounce
5000; copperas. per pound, 2g3c; cream
tartar, q. r., per pound, Ui5ei ErocerA,
per pound, 1Gc; Dofcfs powder,
per pound. Sl,2I; ether saiphnric, u.
y. p, per pound. T5c; gum arabic. first
pick. per pound, Doe: thelac. per pound.
Bic: glue. brown. per pound, l2dlBe; elne.
white per pound, 2Oc' i1gee, per pound,
S1ci mercury. per pound. Zoe; morphre.
T.. & W. rs ounce box per ounce. SEQ;
2 ~ ounce boxes per oupce, $50 ounce
bottles, per ounce. 81 50. nutmegs, per
pound. doc; castor oil. per SALON, ~ -
al 30; olive oil, per eallaa, SIlO. hn-
seed oil, per gallon. GO9G5c: sperm, w.
T. Dor gallon. 81 20; 1plHn. per pound.
81 p opium, 20. per pound. -. 2O:blnek
pepper. per pound he, potnsh' bromide,
per pound. 4Tc: potash, chlotaic. per
quinine, p. & w, 1-dz bniiles. 80 les
o. cans, per o., 81 lie. qnigine, I q W,
boz !. cans. per ounce. ~ lie; Is. q y.
quinlne. 1-oa. vials. bfr o., 20 l-2c;
do. boz. tins. 30 tie, 25-oz. tins. per
o., 2 lie; lcO-onnos tna, PEE ounce.
aalt peter. redaei. pef pound, Zoe: snlt
peter. commercial per pound. gc, salts,
Epson, per pound 3Jfc; salts ituenclle,
83c; soda hicagbonate Engllsh. kegs, per
pound. Go. sulphur. ntWers. smlll lots.
5c; sulphur Jhlrrtl lote. l-2ef
spirits iurpentiuO. mafl,et lnff, per eli-
lon: white lend. CoiHlr & southern. $.
r.. per pouad, G 3td5r
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-28


New York, Feb. 2T.--whue tho vol.
mus business ON the stuck exchange to-
day was not very large, there was nu
approach 20 bunyaucy IA the dealings
and an absence of brnr sentiment, which
had a hcHlihful effect upon the market
Among the causes which led up 10 thu
result tle most prominent was the do
cislun rendered 10 the United Sthtos as
trlci court &C Chicago 10 the effect that
the suits instituted uudor ihe Interstate
commerce laws, Witnesses may refuse
10 answer d question on thr ground ui
being incdnlnated thlreby The point on
the street IN thls connection Is that nndpf
such n ruling the Interstate commerce
act j. 10 be regarded as dcnd letter
by reason uf Inability 10 enforce
It, and the conclusion IL drawn that
this statr Of affairs h beneficial to rall.
roads Consequently shorts were III u
mood TO cover tolnY md their pur,hus.
ers supplemented 10y buying by the room
traders. went 60 make rising market.
which did not meet With serious antag
onlsm On the part of The bears News
from WnshingrOn was favorable 10 su.
gar interests and The sliarns uf the Amor.
lean sugar refining company were bcnu.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-28
CHICAGO PRODUCE.


Chicago, H.. Fob. -. Wheat re-
covered D. hullish tome to-day and scored
q pse advance, l'nr buying, smaller
londing for Enopcun importing countries
llsi week, reported decrease IN the
lArlisli Visible and better cleamnces
caused tho ndvnncc
A little aollug near close caused n
slight reaction, hut May closed mlly 3-sc
from the top
Corn, oats and provisions were firm
but dull.
Cash quotations were nH follows.
Flour unchanged. No. spring whnat,
~ l-26i5soi No . spring wheat, 5iQi0Oo;
No. = rcd 81 l.2fi5Sc.
No. . corn. ~ ir
No, . oats, % .i-inAlci 80. . white,
3lW3l Les No = white. 3Ofi8O H.
=, No. = barley nominal; No. 3, 4.ldbJc;
Mess PORK S1t,n5fii1.07 -.
lard Sf.sY0T21 -.
FORK prpdunis short ribs Sides 0oOael
sB22 l-2aO.2T ~. dry haltud shoulders
boxed x6.2NiB'N; short clear eides
tborrll SG15afT.l9 -,
Whisi9 Si1S
sngaf Cur loaf graduated. standard
unchanged.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-28
MARKET REPORTS
Local Markets.

. Wheat-old and new. No. ., 5Sc. No.
Corn Oar lots. ?. a. b. Tori Worth.
ear. BE; ear, local. wagon lots, 4jt per
bushel; Kansas snellcd. car lots, bulk,
40 he; sacked, 4Gc.
Oats-TeNas rust proof car lots, (. o.
b., Fort Worth, bulk. 32r; sacked, Sic;
wagon loads unsaclled, 32d33c.
Brnn-Pcr 100 pounds, (. o. b., Fort
Worth. ~ l.9c.
Hay-Car loie, I. o. b., Fort Worth,
best Fornev. Sli 80 per ton; hest up,
land, $500; alfalfa. loose, local. $40;
Johnson grass baled, local, $40 per ton;
loose prairie local, per ton. $40.
lNlour-B Best patents. 81 50 per 100
poundsi half patents, 81, Gl; third grade
81 40; fourth grade, Sl.Oo; northern
patents So 10.
Chops-Com and oats, mixed, per ton,
SIS, per 100 81 90.
Catton-l.ow mddling. 3 Sc; strict
low middlng, = Use: middlinr. q i-Sc:
strict mddling, lIc; good middlmg,
g 3-4c.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-28

pound pals, soc; 17-pound pails, SOC;
wine glass. per dozen. Zoe; schooner, per
FRESH VEGETABLES AND FRUIT
Negetah Cabbage Northern per
pound, cents; potatoes, Greeley,
Per bushel. 9Se; onions, per pound.
Wtbc; sweet potnfoos. Sorlh prn. MN
hushel, $3.50; pumpkin vans, 81; celery,
901ioc per dozen lunches; heets, per
zoe per one dpzru punches; beetle, per
hushcl. 81 80; carrots. per hushel. 81 30;
radishes, 4Oc per dozen; lettuce soc.
Fruit Apples, fancy, Orcsou. 1.nashel
Sc; oranges. per hov. SS Blucfield Ia.
nanes, per hluch S2d3; Bartlett pears,
per box, "a ,756{5.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-28

Fish.-Aluska, No. I. salmon, per dos
SIiO. Columbia river No. 1 salmon, per
d01., 81 49, l-puund mackefcl, pcr dor
81 ~; American sardincs, l-4s. per case.
- 30; French sar,lines, LIS, per ease.
oystera-one- pound. por doz, Doe: No
., $40.
Meats -Potted ham, Ia pound. per doz,.
Suri ported ham, - pound, per doz.
81 AO' Vienna sausage. IL pound. per
doa,, 81 20, Vienna sausage, / pound
per dozr So 10 clipped beef. - pound,
per doz,. 81 %; lunch tongue, i-pound,
per doE., 81 .5O clipped teef, 1 pound,
per doz 81 40.
Vegetables -rhrec.pound tomatoes.
81 -; 2-pound tomatoes. 81 90, 2pound
corn choice, 81 10; 2-pOund corn, fancy
81 ,jji !p0und string beans, UOc, 2.pound
marruWtat peas 81 70.
California fruits Two and One-hali
pounds peaches 81 90; IL pounds anH.
cots. StS5; IL pounds pears, 81 90;
L. pounds plums, 81 50; . ~ poundi
muscat grapes, 81 ~; IL pounds white
cherries, - i5i ~ pounds black cher
rics, 81 100.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-28
NEW York PRODUCE.


by Associated Preuat
New York, Fob. n Wheat Spot mar.
Eet DUH but iirner, M rod. store and
elevator, % lie; niloat. 08ri I. o. b.,
6i5'Scl nugrialed red, G2c delivered.
Corn Spot market veiV dull. No. 2
81 I-Ne elevator ~ 7-Sq nfl0ai
Oats Spot rnser. No, =. n lie. No.
2 delivered, 3s l2oi No. s, 5Ois2c
Hay Firm.
Hides Quiet
Ieaihor.l Oniet.
Wool puirt Domestic fleece. lyff25e,
pulled. 2plf2l,o. Texas. l0alis.
Cotton seed OLA little wcnker tone
has boon noticed In cotton seed oil with
feeling in some quarters thar prime
summer yellow viii got down 10 h ~
cent level. PRIME crude ~ barfrlK. yNd
~ lf4c. W1me crpnfnery, loose ..4lflGc.
~ crude, barrels, 2JN2Tc: butter grades
.i3fisife; prime s1mmer yellow, 3;3qi
KY l-Zei OF summer yellow. ~ "a
~ l-2ci primo summer white. 80 gri7c
furnr-ifnw steady Fair refining
? 1916. Sales none Refined steady.
Spot coffee RIO steady. Ne. 7. ~ i.se.
mud, steady; cordaya. 1912 0iO $40
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-28

~, Charles Edward said grandpa,
~ always says Charles Edward
N Is real madl. IF you don't let
lSntay beaver alone something terri
. going To happen TO you, and
4 y stopped down and took of one
aelLworn carpet slippers.
4 ~ Edward looked at the beautiful.
Aver In his hunds and then he
a grandpa. He knew thut poor,
= nndpa's rheumatism was so bad
u q old gentleman could not get
4 very fast, and so, like the very
BE boy that he was, he clapped
r. On his head and danced all
ihe table, shouting with glee.
y was soon after him with one
1 ID his hand, waving his stick
i Y IN the air, AMI yelling, Just
1ll ! get you. YOU young rascal!
course. Charles Edward had no
4 Waiting.
a call your mother To YOU. sir"
A glndpa. Maria, Maria. Come
h enid Of yours, There. now. look
II ! tell you, you must send that
2 school,.
- Edwards mother stood in the
II w, WIN a rolling pin In ont hand,
4 \ Y dongn in the other, and her
w hahds covered with Hour.
. " Edward" she creamed, your
n ~ vegant new beaver" and she
n lsvarts him, waving her arms
-las sending lump Of dough,
Il nv over with flour. full in grand
~ Edward escaped by diving
y table.
e " stied his mother. "if can't
NJ VA NE table, cook can. So she
. 'he door to call the cook,
n. s.-pa- with a great deal of pain,
r W his knees. and poking his
s " me table. he tried to reach
y li7lfd with his cain. lust then
I, n mshing in, broom In hand,
y M siutement she mistook grand
. siu,l ne Edward. Down came that
Neackl My, what n pun
II va a busting, and what a
~ Prf' dear grandpa got before
. v made to understand that
. atsai ihg a grave mistake.
hsoward was terrible. He
. ~5H MOI be caught, He danced
II III me table, then out on the
Nely and on to the lawn.
iens,eu Tue cook, II know who
Fe you. III get the hired
nrlt time Charles Edward
n l,nSst,,. only for n second, then he
n salng more wildly than eyer.
Il ne house ran the hired man.
n slAe In his hand. behind hin,
" t,,ns 1l,n a broom. then Marin"
ME- NJ w rolling pin, and last. but
n f,sa least, hobbled grandpa.
N All ~ procession II was, to be
~ mem after one small hoy.
"A ,oilS, 'ui screaming at the top Of
~ Aries ,l.,ies Edward turned around
n Y onsi. awful hired man. he had
lse a NJ NJ Tear, for the hired man
a \ KY r m9aned Charles Edward.
sn BE- felt hineelf llf,ad ~,
~ ue squealed, but the next
"a. ~ sW the hired man didn't
Y ti1r PC was sailing through tbe
ttif,a me beaver. and going mn
eil ~, lie was very. very very
~ ssr1, ~ leaning over the side ~
WI sent back ono Jasn, u,
nor ~ as1qnished hired man,
VI IN. aespairing howl 10 me
~ apftrhi frantic wall 10 M
\ ~. iis..-s,sss mother; but the most
|. one NJ Moetul, sgonized wall
Ara tNifu To his paralyzed
t1vafi '4-' was the last OF
ift ro,.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-28

cncAGo LIVE STOCK

lrcss Report
Chlcago, Feb. q. -,IIogs-lSoceipts.
10000; loft over 10000; B To 10 cents
iowerl ,eetyc Llght Sl.9OCI5. i0i
mixed t.S1q0sQ0i heavy. Sl.TOGi
Cattle Receipts, GOO; slow and weak
Sheep Receipt-, 1000, steady.
Chicago, H., Feb. aI.-Catile Steadv
Faig demand. Good 10 prime ahipring
aud export stecrs, Sl.9gii. so, nlNin
steers, $S101ilu; others, 81. TAaia rs.
Hogs Active, . 10 loo iowor Heavy
rough. " ulni,i0 heavy packers and
butchers weights, So UOah .O5; strictly
assorted llght So.WSD0 10.
sheep Active and trito lower. Ex-
tn heavy and exporters, 81. 7asi4 90;
othere, 50. 0003 30; lambs, 81. 156ii.S5.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-28
CRACKERS, uAIEs AND CANDIES

Crackers Animals. lie; Boston butter
So butter, &c; creams, 5 lie; cracknels
l0es cracker meal. uc. oyster pearl, a.;
oyster excelsior, Sc; prctEels. he: cream
soda, Sc; snowilakes. 12c; soda. DC.
Cakes and Jumblos Eleven and one
Lait cents; fruit. kultana, lie, ginger
snaps, lie; grandma's cookies, lOc,
lemon snaps, lSe; waters, l1o; sugar
cookies, Zoe; stage planks, So.
Candles -Cargmels, assorted flavor, 9.
pound boxes, zoe. gumdrOps, a. d. as
sorted hayors, h-pound box. zoe; Japan
esr strips, cocVauut flavor. -0-pomd box
ulc; rock, assorted and white, B1e,
French kisses per box. dJc; chocolate
creams, Al, OOc: lemon drops, frosted
b,r box C9c; burnt almonds, per box
Nuc; creams, hand made. poe peanut
hloch, Goo; nofuut bar. per boz, 1ic.
l9EeRses, assorted con-. A-pound box.
zoe; marsh mallows, 0-pound box, 81 %;
mixed candies. pnile. per pound, q Lee;
crystal cur q 3-lc; A. NJ creams pals
l2c, stick candy, IN pals, q lie.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-28

Chicago, w.. Fob ~. The bulls have
been in possession Of the market today
aud II did not canso much work TO nd,
vance prices, as news for a change fny.
orcd the buying side Early cables
Cwhllc weak did moi show u.s. much de-.
precision ny looked for shipments from
The Baltic and suulry ports for the woc-
amounted To only d trilo over 2.Clp0O0
bushels, exports showed am improvement
nHgrcgating $4,000 bt4hals wheat and
-four reduced. Now York reports hNf
stock of clsh wheat decreasing rapidly.
the llrglish visible decreased i,200O0C
bushels Visible Of tho pnvat stocks
here and IN lhe northwest nlrp drcreasrd
l,abO,OOO lnd northwestern markell
minneapolis aud Dululln showed . good
advance over yeHifrlpys closing
In addition Ia this there WINS sonsa.
tunul rumor of HkrmiNl between
q detachment Of Russian Dungeons and
Pruqsians uAlana on the GrrmAn.ll Russian
frontier With all tho news thus huliish
pricos advanced easily from The opening
a cont per bushul, although above 90
ccnts there was good selling.
Tho market however, WIS worry elastic
and quickly absorbed AL olferngs
Coarse grains wore helped hy the ad.
vance 10 wheat also ON small estimates
for tomorrow.
Provisions opened weak on large hog
receipts but advanced on good buying
by local packers. The market Is still n
local one
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-28
NANsAs olrY NM srooN.

10y sANaNNlNlNA AffHAs
Kansas city. Mo, FEB. -. Cattle
Slow about steldy. Texas Steers $3.50
era and feeders, S2,01A3,5o; bulls, $40
GALLO
Hogs Jmlu cents lower bulk, $40
dlho, heavios, packers and miNed, Sli0
mANo; lights, yorkem and i'les, SilO0
40.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-28

Hide Buyers are paying. Dry flint,
heavy, DC. light. &c; dry salt, Be: gyeen,
salt, lie, butchers green. . lie.
Wool-lAght medium. lAMl0c; low
medium. 12dl4c; fine, 12dl4c.
Bones -Hoof and bones, 50 per ton, de
livered
Bees wax, 15a1Sc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-28

G l-2c MANILA rope. half inch. basis. Dc;
cotton rope all sizes, lie: cotton Irvine.
Ice; d-ply iute twinc. 1So.
liags-Gi-inch, S-ounce, Sc; iiInch,
S-ounce, &c, I2-lnch. l0onnce. q lie.
Seed Rye, per hushel, soc: turnlp,
seed, per pound, 23c; alfalfa seed, per
SGsSSi 81 25 SOu miiiSt per '4 Susbel o ne,
barley seed, per buahel. Coo; onion sets,
rod, $50 per hushel; onion sets white,
500 per bushel: amber cane. 81 % per
hushel; orange cane, 81 20 per bushel
seed potatoes, New York carly rose DO.
Mio~, Sl.2D per bushel. New York
Ioorloas nltnloea 81 % por hnshel
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-28

BY Associated Press
Go. say:
Liverpool closei firm at 2Gid higher
Spols, unchanged Sales, 10000. MID.
land. i-l0.
New York opened unchanged. declined
points, advanced ana az 1 >. m. was
at Yesterdays prices.
Now Orleans opened unchanged, do
cllned D points and az noon was at yes
tenlny's prices The advance ia Liver.
pool Of only 2l6d Oh futures wis rather
disappointing, and prices Hfier the opon.
Ing were easier. bot ihe estimated ne.
ccipfs hero tomorrow Of only f0n0 bales
algadicd prices aud The market a quiet
with m new feamrps
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-28
rouLrRY. nurrER ANp EGGS

ioultry-Old hens. per dozen, g.. a5;
spring chickens, small. per toacn, s. 90.
fancy, large. spring. per dozen, 81 40;
ttooosleis, per Dozen 81 20; turkey hena,
ypc; robblers. Toe; geese, per dozen. "a.
ducks, per dozen. 81.
Eggs Fresh, without case. lie.
Bnrter-htesh country, lie; choice.
ereamer, 20d23c.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-28

Rotail list-Brldgcport. car lots, SI26;
10 10 tons, 81 20; ton, 50 %. Meal.
ester, Jenny Lind, Rouse, Maitland Rob
lnson and Walscnbcrg Goals, ear lots.
~. 20; 8 to 10 ton lOta. so 10 | ton,
50 40; 10 ton. 50 80. Monarch. Victoria,
santa Clara and Fillmore Goals. car lots,
50 y; ] ton, 50 30; ~ ton. 50 so; Briar
Greek ana McIames coal car lots. 81 ~;
y TO 10 ton l0ts, So ~: . TONS. 81. 40;
] ton, so; IL ton So 25 Monarch egg,
car lots, So %. 3 70 10 ton lots, So 10;
single ton, 50 75 anthracite, Penpsylya-
MA, car lots, Sl1. 3 10 10 lots Si2.T5;
single ton, S13; anthracite. uuila, 20
10 ton lots, 50; single tons $3.50; IL ton.
50; slack, i0s; car loads, S3.25; Thurbcr,
car lots, 50. 30 per ton. Cameron, per
ton, IS; 2 tons, STI5. 10 10 tons. $3.50