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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25

pound, &c; California. 1905, Hos,
sacks, . l.2c; California, T0s. SIS, sacks
7c sos, Gee, s lie. 4Os, sos, o l.2e;
npricots. ncr nound Inc. H. T. ralsins.
three crown. $3.50 per box; choice eyap.
grated apples, 50-ponpl hores, 10 ~;
fancy apples 50pound boxes. 10 lie.
prime, tn pound boxes. - 1.2c per
pound: curants in barrels, 3 IL per pound
cnrrnnis IN boxes. o. pir pound, CALI
fornia ralsini. grapes, 1 he. dried grapes,
3 ~. citron, 1Sc, ornngcpecl lSc; lem,
on peel, 1Sc; dates iU-ponnd boxes. Toe
per pound; 5O-pound boxes, l-2c per
pound; choice unpoelod California
nrachos, PC.
.'ollies Twenty pound paila. 1ic; 70
pound naiia soc. 17-nound nails. bnr)
wine glass. per dozen, Zoe: schooner, pei
dozen. 81
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25

steers SPOUT oa steady Choice eorn-tea
good cor Up 20 % lsso pounds ss.soaa is;
hutchssvs.,n s,a, Ss5o1s55: fair 10 good
ds5o. s,o sseels' N.lo934o; feeders. 81 60
and ha,sasaN $500 r. N.sqQ2ss; choice cows
Mnas1,ss-Receipts. 500; shinne a,, i U;sS
e1erNet supply liEht Cholc. $500 49,
sly light Hs0q4ss - s "sA's'
aneen-Receipts, 400; sh,nmen+. ,on.
Supplies for the week have hs.,, nV ~,
LILY rrgly unequal to the demand and Mi
,ans would be given for good mut.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25

Isolated Press.
l, York, March 24.-The Evening
review of the money market
ldle money Is still the chief
q exhibited by the weeks bank
r. Despite last Saturdays
u gold shipment, the cash hold
4 the New York banks have in
a this week S2,S25, 100. and nearly
1 thls Increase is accounted for by
[,nts Of currency from the in
4 II $40, 900. 900 silver money We're
added to the country's currency
II Bland seigniorage bill the re-
i beyond any question would be
able the eastward movement OF
frts The West would have then
i little or no more money at hand,
NJ East. which already has too
would get more silver at the
~ Of exported gold. The recent
Il New York national banks to
rptroller showed that, while.,to-
f.rey holdings between December
4 pafch. had increased net only
M holdings q silver coin and
'si,s had inc, ased 1881, 900. 1t
\ y Without Interest to note from
I ane report that the deposits in
4 Y5rk national banks of other in
q ans funds were SEQ, 500. 600 greater
4 a months opening than in the
Il Nv II December, and s5S,500,000
b. han In March OF 1898.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25

Dy associated Press.
Tn,eago, March 2i,-The Evening
sbinman, .sports; Cattle-Receipts, 500;
Prime 70 extra steers q oe5i Ss. s sJ,
70 good, ss.75ds 80. otbe,s 20 Ok. 20, ~.
Texans. s2SOass5. '''-'u'''V'
,od ad.oss-Recelpts 5000; shipments
!VO0; market steady. Ronrh hsavy
4.Vou4.s5; packers and mixed "a Ron
10y; prime heavy and butcher weights.
%;V44.75; assorted light, "a, 7OsIl FL
sheep and lambs-Recelpts 1000.
shipments, none; market active ana
strong 10 a trifle frmer. Ton western
wethers for export, "a. O0d4 10; tor
lambs A.25q4.5O: native sheep, $3.50
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25
PRODUCE AND PROVISIONS.
BUSINESS DILL IN ALI coMMonI-
TIES on CHANGE.
Wheat Returned 10 the Lowest pre-
'ions Record. bat Recovered,
selling At 81 T-sc-cern Was
wenL-onts Equally DuiI.


BY Associated Press.
Chicago. March A.--fhe absence OF
foreign news and the fact OF todays
short session being wcdred in between
two holidays made business on Change
dun. Wheat opened easy and rather
weak, aad closed ny steady. with
scarcely an change from Thursday af-
ternoon's latest aui,ations. Corn nv
eragcd weak and LETT an with a loss
of l-Sc, Provisions wsre weak aud duh
and closed Ice lover for pork. I'M
changed for lard. AMI i-2c lower for
ribs.
May wheat opened at 81 sac. as COM
pared with 81 S-i8si 7-,c at the Close
Thursday. In the course Of the mex,
twenty minutes It slil on to 81 lie,
which was a return to the lowest pre-
Nious price Of the season. Il havins
touched that point on February l6 Lass.
II became firmer after that selling up
20 81 1-sc bid later In the session
The estimates on the visible supply
varied from 100000 10 100000 bushes
decrease.
The market closed up firm at 57-S (,
July.
Corn was weak with no buyers. *
those who had previously sold short.
The receipts were III cars for twl
days, and the local crowds were IN
clined to sell
May opened at from tI1-sGs7 &c to
81 i-Sc ana FOR long time held be-
tween SIC and 3Td31 1-sc, but towards
the close Ut the sesa on ii dropped To
SO use. In the last few minutes. the
closing ficmness OF wheat caused GONE
more covering OF shorts and the price
| recovered to and o,osad at 81 lee.
The oa.s market was equally dull
| II not more so, than corn or wheat The
cash market was also eull and some
what lower, due prin fpally 90 the re-
ceipts OF two days brought In on thu
market sid with the usual Saturday
| limited demand. At TIE opening Mas
sold at % sic II tner sold at 80 $50
| At the c,rse 30 3-4c was bid
Provisions We're rather weak, hut th,
change IN prices at tie close did MOI
vary very radically from Thursday!
resting prices. Pork IL 100 lower, larl
unchanged and ribs i2c on.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25

Quotations based ON sman lots 10 re-
tail dealers. hntipathine, per ounce,
Hnc: Acctanlid, per ounce Zoe. per pound,
6jc; acctic acid. per pound, Toe; cnrh0lIc
acid, crystalized, pgr pound, S06t32c,
ili.l,. ge'Gd 8 u, Per pound, 25ci
phurie acid, G. n, Per pound, 29c; tan.
ME acid. bulk, per pound, sl.25; alcohol,
% per cent per gallon S2I2; less Sc for
cash; alum, per pound, ac: antikaumnn,
81: nnhfebrinc, per ounce. 20ci antipy-
rine, per ounce. Sl,iHi ammonia ear
honnto, per pound. ice; yitriul, per pound,
Case. blue mass pcr pound, Doc; blue
ointment, per pound, zoe; horax per
pound, 12nl3c; camphor gum, per pound,
h1HJIc. capsicum, powdered, per pound,
25c: cocaine, muir, crystnliGcd, per ounce,
$3.50: c1pporas Per pound. 21Hc: cream
tartar. G.. r., per pound, 3Oc; gr1cprs,
per pound, ldc; Doycrs powder
per pound, 81 %; ether, sulphnric, u.
3. p, per pound, Toe, gum arabic hrsf
pick. per pound, poe; shellnc, per pound,
33r. glue, brown per pound. ia l0cBluo,
white. per pound, 20ci mace, per pound,
SOC: mercury, per pound, Toe; morphine,
=. & w. rs ounce box per ounce, S2dOi
. IL ounce boxes per ounce, 81 30, ounce
bottles. ner onncc $3.50; nuunegs, pei
pound. Toe; castor oil, per gallon Sl.2l
6fi.35, olive oil, per gallon, 81 TO- In
seed on per Hulullf NNNNVNf HlNluh W :
- per gallon. s 20, opium. per pound
81 %. opium, pO.pcr pound, $500, black
pepper per pound. i5c; potash, bromide
per pound. lie; potash, chl0rate.. pei
pound. 2lc. iodidc, per pound, 81. -
quinine. T.. * w. 1-Ozs bottles, 30 lie
o.. cans,per oz..3T lie; quinlne, L. * w.
boz. cans. per ounce, "a re; Il & s.
Quinine, 1.oz. walls, per on, 10 lie
do, 5-uz. tins. 30 1-2c; 25-oz tins. pei
or, 20 lie. 1OO-ounee tbs per ounce
2s he; salsoda, per pound, . Log nc
salt peter, refined, per pound, lOci s.nl
peter. commercial. Der pound, 0c salts
| Epson, per pound, 3Gi4c; salts, Rochelle
9ic. soda bicarbonnte, English, Kegs, pei
pound, &c: sulphur. flowers. small lots
| Be-: sulphur. 5-bnrrcl lots, ? lie
| spirits tiirpentne. market rate, per sat
| lon; white lend, Collier 6 Southern, \,
r.. per pound. 34d7c.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25
|lvfY, STOCKS AND BONDS
MARKET UNUSUALLY DULL,
EVEN FOR SATURDAY.


,,.oeiated Press
YORK, March Given for a
a,v the stock market today was
M dull and the speculation un-
|-.,nt pistilling was the only
Moderately active stock, which
narht In small blocks, it is be-
a for newly formed bull pool,
bid up the shares Is. Long
/, bought at lower figures, was
sOught out. causing a reaction
Ia with recovery OF is at the
.ayIng only a net gain of 5-s.
4. general market was duh and
|.,.Iess. AT the close the market
erong. The trend of prices dur
4, week has been in the main up
The railway and miscellaneous
1 market was strong from opening
4, Missouri Pacific consols, Is,
"a 8 per cent to 100, reacting
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25


Kansas City, Mo, March 2i.-Cattie
-kecelpts' 1905 shipments. 1900: mar
ket steady to strong. Texas steers.
2,3OaS.i5; Texas cows, 81 .eOG2 40,
shipping steers, 81. 7odl.25; native cows.
Sl25Q3.O0; stockers and feeders. s.. son
$50; bulls, sl6Oq275.
Hogs-Receipts. 500; shipments, 400;
market 5dl0c lower Bulk, s4.35G
AZ -; heavy packers and mixed, S4.95
q4,45; lights and workers. and pigs,si.SO
G4.45.
sheep-Receipts, 1900; shipments,
none.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25

BY Associated Press.
Kansas City, No, March 24.-wheat
No. 2 hard, 4gc; No. 2 red, Sc.
Corn-No. mixed, 81 1-4g91 SAC; No.
2 white. 80 1-4aS3 lie.
oats-No. 2 mixed, 9OGs1c; No.
white. 30 i-2asic.
Butter active. Creamery. l9a2l c;
dairy lGqi7c
Eggs firm, S1-2c.
Receipts-wheat, 1000; corn, 5000;
oats, 1000.
shlpments-wheat, $500; corn and
oats, none
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25

BY Associated Press.
Galveston. Tex. March 2i-Cotton-
stock, 5i.s29. spots, unchanged
Sugar and coffee unchanged.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25

HIDES Buycrs nre paving. Dry flni.
heavy. 0 l.2c; light l-2e; dry salt,
Be-. green. salt. lie; butchers green,
> l.2c. -
r,elinm i6ft6c. Hne. fnmt1c.
HOMES lioof and bones. 50 per ton, do
liyered.
Boas Wax 1bdiso-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25

BY Associated Press.
Augusta, Ga, March A.-Cotton
quiet. Mlddling, 7s-i6c: low middline
7-sc. ..
Net and gross receipts, II; shipments
500; sales, an; stock. 2l,756. ,a,.
Weekly net and gross receipts, AsS;
shipments, 1858. sales. PIGS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25

By Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
Wilmington, N. c.. March Acct
tou-Nothing doing Mlddling, l-Se;
low middling. l1-16c; net and gross
receipts, l6l; stock, 1889; weekly net
and gross receipts, 4s2; exports coast
wise, 3025
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25
CRACKERS. CAKES AND CANDIES.

Crackers Animnls, 12c; Boston butter,
Sc: butter. &c; creams, s l'2c' cracknels,
Zoe. cracker meal. Go; oyster pearl, Oci
oyeter excelsior. Sc; prntzeie 13c. cream
soda. Sc; soowilakea. he; soda &C..
CAKES and iumbics-Eleyel aud one
nnlf cents; fruit. sultona. l2c; singer
SNAPS, 8 Re; sfnndma's cookies, lOci
lemon snaps. 13c waters, l0ci augar
cookies. i0c; stage plankg. &c,
Candies -Cnramels. assorted favor o.
pound boxes. Toe; glnqropA a. y az
sorted 1ayon, 5-ponnd box. 4Oe; Japan
csc atrips. cOcoanut favor 5p0nhd h9x,
go; rock. aEsoricd and white noe
French kissea, Per box. Coo; chocolate
creams. ~, 9Oc; lemon drops, frosted
nor bov. gJc; burnt ALMONDS. per box
Doc; creams. hand made, poe peanut
blocks. Csc; peanut har. per box; t1c'
l0zenges, nasOriod con. 0pouh9 p99s,
75r; marsh mallows. 5'pound box, '5D.
mixed candies. pals. per pound, l-Ec'
cryatnl cni. 0 8-ic; ~ ". creams, pahs,
l9ci stick candy, 10 pals q l-2c'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25
COIL

Retail list Bridgeport. oar lots, si2li
Q 10 10 tons, Si15i 1 ton, 50 90; MtAl
cstnr, Jenny Lind, Rouse Maitland, Rob
lusou and Wnlcnsbcrg Goals, ear lots,
50 10: 3 10 10 ton lnia, 80 -, I ton,
81 10. - ton. $3.50; Monarch. Victoria,
Santa Clara aud Gilmore conls, car lots,
S. 90; 3 10 10 ton lots, 50 ,U0i . tons,
1925 ton. $3.50. IL tom, $3.50; Bhni
Greek and McIamcs coal, car lots. 50 20
3 to 10 ton lots, - 90; . tons, 500
1 ton, 50; ~ ton, 50 20: Monarch egg
single ron SO 10, anthracite, Pcnnnylvn'
ma. car lots, Si1 q TO 10 ton lots
Si2 10; single ton. Sl3; anthracite
Qulla. . 10 10 ton lots, so, single toms
$3.50, IL ton. So; slack, iOs; cnr loads
S3. ~. Thurber. car lots. 81 90 per ton
Cameron, per ton, 81; , tons, $i.75i
10 10 tons 81 80.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25

Hsclated Press.
~ March 24.-Bar silver, "a l-sd
pei money, l 5-S per cent.
[nie Of discount in the open mar
short bills Is l S-S per cent, and
nt'months bills - per cent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25

BY Associated Press -.
Charleston. s. c.. March z4 ,,,,1Sdl,ng
steady. Middling, l-sci 10" 'is'
6 Use. ..,,,. o.. stock. 40
''y Weekly net and gross receipts 49,.
axmorts eoastwise. 1901; continent ezVOi
sales, 4S0.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25

BY Associated Press.
Boston. Mass. March A.LS l,9,,.'i,
quiet. Mlddllng, s-lec, iow ih'ut''i's'
ib-i6c; good ordinary lo az
Net receipts, 100; gross, 2s.. eo-e.
vVa.iiv net receipts, 45l; gross, eV'o'
.xnorts' Grent Britain, S75S.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25

BY Associated Press.
baltimore, Md, March 24'-Cotion
dull Middling, I Lee low hiluuii'e'
7ll-i6c; good ordinary, S-sc, .,o.i,
Weekly net receipts, 52s; gross liel'
exports to the continent. 200 coast"lse'
252S.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25

philadelphia Record.
There ~ tradition ~ Forest county
that Il baby which wears BLACK
snakes skin for a garter VIII be free
from Group There II another trndi-
lion that " white baby be kissed by
n negro woman Il Will never get tho
tghonpluH cough,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25

777IItu ITtE5s
4 rcrk, March 24.--The exports
~ from the port Of New York
|es were; Gold, $l3S,4S silver,
4 Imports for the week were:
nk9i2; silver, sl1S.337; general
|fndise. s9.2S2, Psi; dry goods, ST.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25

BY Associated Press. - 80 o,os.
Ne avs ~ the week there was 2 ialr
, hns,ness eifected by joeeers, , me ~
ous' snS near By dealers being present
IN good form - o,,et Clothing
Noo'Sn fair request. Printed cloths
nh1 liter demand, with sales az I - ~
n,d DS sor slxty-four squares. 80 az. IA
he week at Fall Riyer Pr9 ,,,1r niece e..
elsewhere nearly half = M. mith9 y steady
I'm The tone OF the market Is ss
and strong.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25

ordarc-Sisai rope. half.lnch basis,
n i.2e; manilla ropa. halfinch basis.
o.. cotton rope. all sizes, lie; cotton
twine. i5c: 5-piy iute twine ise.
Bags- Olinch. s-ounce. 81; 1ginch' y
aimee. Sc. 42-lnch. 1O-ounce. . lie
Secds-ilye. per hushel. Soc ,ufnip
seed. per pound. DC: alfalfa eeei per
Sssbei 81 n, miller. per buHliel, d5ri
harley seed. per bushel. 0oc; onion sets,
red $500 per bushcl. onion sets; white,
4, 10 per hsbucl amber cnnes ~ ~ PCT
bnehcl: orange cane, si.3j per busheli
secd potntoes. New York early rose, pe-
tatees. SLID per buahel: New horG
Peerless potatoes, Sl.l5 per bushel.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25

ryrofsstlanai. financial and ether cards,
eeeeial notints elc. 80 tbs Classified ca.
pnr3rssus Il IS q line fe lr0nth. l1ce1ni
n. llols 10 ard ~ e@sA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25

By Associated Press.
stG.J.ouis, No. March 2l--wool quiet
There Is a fair demand for desirable
grades, bat the supply Of these is very
light.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25

oyer 90 Restaurants and saloons have
been ulnced under boycott BY the MILL
tHrg authorities Ia Germany beeaune
HE proprlotora are nocialiniN. Soldiers
are prohibited from froquenting these
rIurta
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25
r..on crop Liars oeeupation U0H'
r,,.a,stoyn News

''1 n.y. neach has stiii several dangerous
~ 70 ~ PASS in its progress from
ps ,rso,,. ID fruit. but It is eneouras-
, pioss - no,s up to the present ums y !.
has been uniniursd' ~ crop The
nromlse Is for an abundant M. me tse buds
mild winter has orog ,s,,pIso S,ii storms
and unless some sbs Z s I viii be album
aaut
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25

By Associated Press.
Galveston, Tex, March A-Arrlved'
steamship Leona, Connors, New YORK
sailed. Steamship Colorado, Rogers,
New York.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25

SC LOuIF OoFI"H'
BY Associated Press,
ST. Louis, Mo-, March 24.-cotton
steady. Middiing, Lac; sales. none;
receipts, 500; shipments. 1000; stock,
1900.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25

W. u. paddonkr "Bnfon de ia
SEQ "a scrap Of Paper" Friday might.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25

Poultry Oh hens, per dozen, Sa25;
spring chickens, small, per dozen, 500;
fancy, large. spring, per dozen. $40;
roOetors, per dozen, Sl21; turkey hens,
Doc; gObblcrs, 1lc, geese, per dozen, 81;
ducks, per dOEcu 81.
Egg'i-i'roah, without case Sc.
Buttcr-Frcsh country. i2r; choice
creamery, 20H23; oloemargtrlne 32.pound
tubs, IA cents per pound; l0-pound tubs,
10 cents per pound.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25

Half the Gtur artists OF the country
shine lean brilliantly than The stars IN
the "a Scrap 0f Paper company
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25

Louis Live stock.
n if,.h No, March 24.-cattie--
~ shipments. none. Mar
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25

WV % II thai people use H Ky bSst
AVN, why n y Because IL IS 'ht
iiulment
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25
Out Of Town

cry TICKET AHD FREIGHT oStIch
10 t0l AlAin s'rcq-
o. p. BfEaS
ranfrA AGENT
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25

Fruita-lemons, fancy, tG00sl per box,
S2,fdU3. oranges ptr box, 50, nmhrld
bnlgnas per bunch, S2Gi8, orauges tan
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25

a "A seated Press.
March 24.-Three per cent
" Voc for the account.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25

beets, per pound. . i,2c; carrots. per
pound, . l-lei radlshes. Aoo per dorcu;
lnllncn. zoo.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25

ovstrra and Fish, ysiers. bulk. IJa
goe oer 100 counts: per d0zfn cans,
IA *. dressed catfish. Toe per poundi
rnif Ash. 1Oc per pound; EAumps' per
pound, lJe. crabs. pc dorm. zoe.
Game Prairie chickens. SD per dez.;
quails $i2J psr doEeni .hhllarl ausfas.
eanyashack ducks. per pair. DnyQci r1b-
bIts. si.25 per dozen; decr. aaddlea' pef
pound. 9 1-2c.
FRESH VEGETABLES AND FRUIT
Ve-etahles Cabbage. California. .prr
pound. 2 IL cents; potatoes, Greeley
, i-ac. cplery, 5OfiT5c per dozen punches;
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25
Its Want

Columns will solve
your problems II you
give them a square
chance
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25
If You Want
A situation tell the
man about II who has
u situation to fill.


Moping abont com.
planning g, you
can't get wGte 10 do
TnE GAZETTE Exists
partly iof your ben
eft
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25

'',b March "a. stocks and bonds
following prices bid;
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-03-06
ISLANDS
NATIVE POPULATION.
/ /.

Truy the rapid decrease of the Hawaiian AhoTgines
within the last hundred years has caused 10 be taken tor
granted thst like many other uucyized races suddenly
thrown contact wh white cyilisaon. this
also condemned 10 utter extinction IN very short
lapse OF time, idea repeated positive fact by many
wouldb authorities who ought TO know better In reality
formulate any such off handed opinion the question
merely proof of presumption prejudice because the
past decrease does fatally warrant its continuance no
than did in the of the New Zealand Maores
and because the question really difficult to
the earnest student owing the lack of positive
worthy statistics The Government Censuses and deduc-
tons thereom have been reliable or at least only
approximations and the only rational way of check
ing and adjusting those official figures by comparing
them with the return of arrivals and departures and of
birth and deathss utterly unavailable account OF the
evasons of the Custom and Shipping regulations
aud of the very loose system of Registration or Eat-
Civil kept here Even Honolulu, this registration IS
very imperfect; brit in the AID especially in
such thnly populated witt scattered inhabitants it
merely nominal quite number Of deaths well as
of births go absolutely unncteed unrecorded.
However. there is growing opinion among thinking
men, that the broad notion of the impending extinction of
the Hawaiian Race say the least premsture. Several
of the leading Natives do not hesitate to that at
the present time the harpng that idea is
only bugbear used for political purposes by the small
clique of Foreigners who want to override the Native
element and conveniently just their despoiling policy
other words the sentiment to be crstaisng that
the decrease of the Aborgnes has its lowest ebb and
the tide has begun to turn that owing to the
prolific nature of their Hacases the Hawaiians
longer be expected to disappear if they at all taken
care of as Nation, both sanitarily and politically
enquiry this matter may therefore be interesting
starting from the findings of the official Censuses
but taking them only for what they be worth and not
going however further back than that of 1928 the Est
attempt at count made by the missionaries. The pre-
vious figures based loose estimate by Cap Cook,
absolutely devoid of scientific accuracy and value and
moreover various extraordinary causesbtter and
the great pestilence of 1905 the oku most certainly
the Asiatc Cholera contributed to make the decrease
quite exceptional between 1179 and 1923.
We shall thus obtain Table, b, showing the official
figures embracing the pure Natives and the Hawaiians
Halfcastes taken together whole Native Nations and
another one C, diferentiating the two elements,
divided since 1866 only.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-03-06
TABLE C.

In general way the above Tables 60 20 sho~ total
Decrease in 81 years of l0 6lI Nasivs75 per of
the whole amonnsor taking into account the increasing
Hawaiian Halfcasies loss OF l0l4S, 12 per cant
making an annual dsesas Of 15l4 people Arguing
on similar rate after the Census Of 1850 the MISSIONARIES
prophesised from the pnp she complete extinction OF the
Natives uhin the 40 years Just elapsed whilst on
tie contrary the number OF Nstiyss st existing TO day
represents much onehaf Of TIE number reso. N
lsso their vearv rate oil the decrease is considerably
leued and there growing factor d Halfeasses which
The Missionaries orssse though several OF them are
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Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-03-06


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