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New-York tribune., 1894-06-26
WORK WANTED.
.Ynyc.

VIM j.. HARTUNO,
Expert Accountant and Aldnor.
Harnes BuIldIng. Room 10. p PARK Row
4 roy. ~. wants work Of any kind un-
derstnnds care " horses. GEO fi1ri =
u
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.

coarHNAN.-By hrgt-class man. Eng.
iIsh and 4 good appearance: six years
reference from last employer WILLIAMS
loi Wei hc,l.af.
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26

DINNER COOK Il By man IN private
r,rilv are restaurant. FRS class, citt OF
c.nntry. references BERGER. i39 Vth-
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26

xTH RAcE-nandicap. one mile on the turf.

.,,, <, Michael s,raieit s32 - place 81: -. one.
, ,hrce sl2Us i'ucai Place 81 .. one two. tlfee
sI5 m. Topgalan one. two. three -" %
Won In n head. two lengths between s"Nnd ana ilrd
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26

COACHMAN. &c.-Hy a sinsie "3'h s'e
,i,y ~ country. Is careful driver. sirc'y
temperate and reliable. has g,.l ciiy i',-
ersn,,es Address COAtHMAN, h'N J.
Tribune Oalce.
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26

ro,cuMAN GROOM BY a r'sp"c'.al -
man. p.rfcc,l, s"eer. honest fi..."ii tani,
,h',rnnyhi, understands th" caro- ana H'n',
tn"l""s 49,, .,rr,ages and harness. ana
t,rS i'nSSws ever, par'icuisr about road ssI-
Iie and carriage hors's; nrS, S,-c.Ls,o L,,o a.r-
rnce ~ cer,ify. COA'HMAN' w. ''''
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26
IFOn SALE.

LOOK, Upright piano. all modern I'm
p~oycinrn.s. cheap. city 81 country,
ha arcnin. cnsh 33i Epst 9o'h-s'.
REsTAf-KANT. .-ecats ~: good paying
.'and. main business street. electric
fans: established , years. investigate 10
Nonisomery-st.. Jerse" 'iiy. 'ortlnndt-s
ferry.
RESTAURANT and furnished rooms FOR
$500 on account ~ two places. rooms
pay the rent. Cnll i.ji3 ~ ave.
sTFPEOPTICON - Complete outfit. with
over 800 views for sale at a bargain. J.
w l2i2 broadway
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26

COACHMAN.- Married. thoroughly nhSrr-
stands his business: strictly soner nun. o,.,
eat and industrious; best cly Ie'e,."
NON, last md former employers clty oi
coun,ry. MELLIS. 2l3 East 40th-st.
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26
FLATS TO IET-Irurnirhc

CHOICE LOCALITY. eight well furnished
rooms. piano. summer. ,ongcr. r-fef-
cncea: molern'e. iOc East 7istst.. roc
Ond n1pr.
TO RENT. .-iuiv aud August. elegant fur-
nished fiat. : rooms and hath NJ rec %
.onnhl~ uffar refused. references Call or
address THOMAS. $40 9th-ave.
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26
BICYCLES.

,A,. ,.lcn In trade for new
seconc-na' - ever We will clear out
Sn,~ wnee, eheap such as Nassau 81. so; sa,xa, s.
ty ,er. ss5: warwick. s5S; y%neWpkSY %eyts'kISs 10 10
oxtords. $45. oRMONpE CoMf"N''
Dgrciay-st
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26
FOURTH PACE-THE sIIEEP.HrAD BAY HANDi'A'
For hree-year-ods and upward; gua'nn'eel c"sn '
r., ofO u which 81 80 the w,nn'-. one III IT,

worl. 500 each with $1,000 added. One mile ana
quarter. 49,
epor, ..........i23 Kildeer w. ~,
itarah '.........l .lno george Beck ........... ~
SIXTH RACE-IIurdie si5 each. with sloo' added
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26

,I,TDRFSS. .-Hv a young girl: under
stands ali line washing. ironing nAting;
wiling and biig1ug; city or country
Agency. 4il ithaf
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26

rtoi-STWORK BY Protestant woman
fur general houstwork In small family'
IN fH.Sf -nfh-ef
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26

cOOX.-Pv ns,t-class cook who under
stands ali us branches. win priNa.s
family. city or countr'. hotel or board
iue-houso. - years experience. COOK, VI
MvrfIe-ayo. fBrooKlyn. top hoor.
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26

ct,AMKCEMAID AMI WAITRESS-cOok
and LAINDRESS. BY Two respectaDis
cnln-ed girls Cail or address Cl.ARhE'
ppS la iusl-St
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26

COOK Ry a good cook In private family;
rrarratan6s English and American cooK-
ing - years nr t-c,ass references. J. NJ
r. s. C;i -. Broad way.
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26

IforsFWoRK EK.--Tady leaving the city
','..,iI l.k. fo secure e. good place FOR her
g,rl whom she can highly recommend as
S,,,t general houseworker. city or coun-
nv Apply III Nost i3d-st: between
and 10 Tuesday and Wednesday.
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26

cook md JAI-NDRESS BY Scotch
p-',asfsnt. .x.sllen' cook. thorough iaua-
dr.ss. Wages moderate: country preferred.
~ rANr,ss a~l tifl-aNe.
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26

lr1r,sFWsRK -Ry q young swedish giri'
SOD cook. washer. ,roner. city or coun-
,rv. hotel ~ private, best references
Ae.ncy. 4l4 4th-aye.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-13
,Toexs AGAIN VERY DULL.
u,psrr DECLINES AND is
TUE wnAk AL AROUND.
o.o,a,,ons Lower Thnn the
Open" ,,.w pay-snRnr was the
uo., Active, but Makes d"
Net Loss for the Day

,..oclated Press
~ ~, YORK. April i2'-The share
rs ,,,ot,en was dull again today, the
speou,',,lls being about the volume
'il''.. .,.rsay's dealings. but the tone
n y. market was weaker, and in a
q ~ "a, u cases showed decline on
f'''o s,v.s trading. The opening quo
'ns 1 y. ,yere a fraction lower and dur
,ap0p w. erst hour OF business the
W 49, !" moved lrregularly' During the
~, before noon the general market
noI .,ronr. The active list made a
w advance but before noon a
1919 I..,ss u depression set in which con
XXX win but slight interruption dur
llu' 81, sntlie afternoon and the market
~ ~. a generally higher at a decline on
'l0's s.' ranging from i-se to le
ile uas' ,as second In point OF &C
sas" der a decline OF Lie at the
llsily. ~ rose 7-sc and then took IA
epsnns turn, declining ] l-4c' max
a1r, nj loss OF b-sc.
ln ~ rsilway and miscellaneous bond
ia ~, was firm during the morning
n, heeams unsettled during the aztec
Al w " and closed Irregular
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-13
"THEREIs SCIENCE IN NEATNESs."
BE WISE AND USE
s a POL 10

Coffeo-A rbuolllc'a Arlosn. glo, Mid
land, 2iei Lion. 2ie. Aluromo, aie; Jcr-
Cheese Fancy fun cream. one IN
box 10 l-2c, two Ia box Zoe; Young
beans Navy. So; Lima. i-io.
bayou. 3 l-2c; pink lee. black eyes,
pens, Dc,
Rico Common . a-t@io. prime. Be;
4 lac,
Starch--Lump. DO per pound; and o
pound packages per pound, 6Moi six
pound wooden boxes. Go per pound
ccrn starch 20 an9 i0-pound boxes
ca 6hci Faultlcas, 6Ac; l-puund pack
ages 10 tbs cAHo, 50,
Pickles barrels. medium So. half
bRrrelH, medium, 80 barrels. small,
50, half barrel amall $3.50. iO-sallon
kcRs, 1905 5-gcllon koEa, 81 10 plntH
76c3; quartz, per dozen, Si2b; half
gallnon, per dozen, 81 20, Am. gall,
per dozen, $3.50 hcNagon, gallon.
Per DOZEN H56' imperial gallon, per
Nuts Almonds, new soft she'll por
pound, lbihc' wOluta. per pound. exc
ira large, l2iio; flhorts per pound,
isHc; bragilH' por pound, new crop,
nuts. fancy white por sack Parrot
brand, Sc, chloce white, brass brand, &c,
roasted white. best quality Zoe.
Preserves Fiye.pound pnllA one doz-
Ell 10 inc cuHci per dozen, 5000 AO-
pound lSanlkus, per pound, 100
MuapRos- Barrel lutg now crop. fan
cy sugar house, 3sc. choice now crop,
per gallon, $50; fancy syrup, pOr gallon.
Sic, choice corn syrup, per gallon, Csc.
silver din, pcr gallon, Gee,
Green coffee BY Tho sack good, 2ic'
choioo. zee; fancy 23c. peaborry, 2liso.
cid government Java. 2ic; Mocha. 27c.
Dried fruits--rurkluh prunos. per
pound Go. California 1908. HOS, gnclH.
SIC. California 71H, B0g sacks 70. 6Qa
COS sac, 408 60ss aisc; upricots, per
pound, i6c, l. l.. rnlsins three crown,
81 80 per box choice eVHpOrntod nuplpH.
b0-pouud boxes. i2o; fancy apples so.
pound boxes. 134c; prime 6o-pound
boxes 10hc per pound, currunta. IN
barrels, sac per round; curfnnts, In
boxes. Go per pound California ralsina,
grapes, iihe' dried grapes 3hr cltron,
lsc' orange peel, tsc; lemon peel isc.
datea, i0-pound boxes. i0c per pound
b0-pound boxes. $50 por pound choice
uupceled California peaches, 12c.
Twenty -pcuud pals, loo; 90
pound pals. S0oi i7-pound pals. Zoe;
wine glass. por dozen, 75ci schooner
per dozen. $40
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-13

rAnLn nnooi,ArioNs.
Ferns nnd RIM. nnsea Are Ainonir
the TioIai FnNoritcs.


Fresh Huggcatons In regard to floral
decorations Tor the dining table are al
ways ia demand, and many exquisite
dealgnH are noticed during the winter
festivities. one particularly beautiful
says the New York World consisted
OF a very handsome outglaas bowl
lined with silver or tlnfoil ana filled
with earth IA which there WIS growing
a mass Of exquisite ferns, while around
the bowl. lying loosely on the cloth,
were some beautiful pink reseH. But
that bowl " ferns caught The oye and
won the admiration Of every quest II
was, perhaps, an expensive decoration
"a begin with, but II could be used
again und aEnin without losing any Of
lls charm or beauty,
The growing and dropping Yaric-
tics OF ferns are often uned with line
effect by Arranging them about small
mirror lying IN the ccnter OF the table,
with little ingenuity. charming de-
signs mny he arranged by the aid
Of this small rlasa, which ~ used 10
represent u miniature laSp, rejecting
the delicate foliage dropping near It's
s,irfaoe. sprays of the winter bloom
ing jasmine. with lis iius folinge. and
rs white atar-Hhaped lowera, dolicioua-
~ fragrant are especially beautiful
when arranged IN this nnnner.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-13
WHEAT RULES AGAIN WEAK.
morn MAY AND JUNE snow A Dn-
CLINE.
Reports Of Damage TO the Crop Com
tlnue TO Come in-oorh Closes
Firm without Much change.
small Business ia oats.


Chicago April i2.-There was
heavy days business done In wheat.
ond much weakness resulting In de-
cline uf S-ic early in the session.
That was succeeded by return OF buy
Ing confidence, auG at tho close the
price for May was only a-Sc lower than
yesterday, and for July only i-so lower
The reports OF crop damage were
very numerous from the frost-bitten
districts and almost startling from the
drouth-smitten areas OF California and
Western Kansas. and this caused the
later iirmness, Heavy selling wus re-
sponsible for the early decline
Corn closed nrm without much change
after averaging weak through the ses-
sion, Armour got his arms around the
shorts In the pork market and squeezed
l5c per brl, profit out of them.
There was only Il small business
transacted ia oats, and the market
ruled firm AZ the opening strength
was felt, caused by quite good many
buying orders at hand. but with all
most everybody trying TO sell these
orders were quickly hlled and the feel
ing grew heavy.
Armour was heavy buyer OF
hogs said dispatch from the yards,
and his brokers were supposed 10 be
hunting for people TO sell them the
products In the provision pit Offerings
We're extremely light when Armour
was supposed 10 want the stun. aud u
heavy rise In prices wns the conFe-
an a IN q
May lard and ribs likewise felt the
effect of the "old mans" buying lard
closing with n gain Of - lee and ribs
with an advance Of II l-2c.
Estimated receipts tomorrow; Wheat
a cars; corn. 40 cars: oats. los cars
hogs, % 900 head
ghicuEo Futures,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-13

by Associated Press,
New York, April -wheat-Re-
eelpts, 1900 hu.; exports, 46lOO hu.; sales,
100000 bu. futures 100000 bu, spot.
spot weaker earlier, closing hrm. No.
o red. store and elevator % 5-sc; alloat,
ca 1-so; +. o. b.s6i Use. No. l, northern, 90
Geg t-sc delivered options were steady
FOR time early. but on reports that n
big wall street operator was selling
heavily at the West. the longs here
got discouraged and llquidated. break
ing prices ic by noon, Then thore was
a rally which spread into a short scare
on reports Of a decreased spring wheat
area and prices got back the early loas,
closing where they stood last night.
No. 2. red, April. closed, 90 3-sc; May,
e. 1-Aq6s s-sc. closed. GO 1-sc June 90 5-s
ass Use, july. ca i-2Ge5 $50. closed
az 3-gc. August. 6606G 3-sc, closed,
60 s-sc. September. CT i-i6i6l 3-sci closed,
CT lac: December 70Q7O l-se. closed.
70 Use.
IIldes-Dull.
I.eather-Dull.
Cotton seed oii-stoady with mod
crate local demand and sellers indif-
fersut. Prime crude barrels, p l-29l
2sc. prime crude, loose, 22n2fc, on
crude. 25a26c. butter grades, $50 S5ci
prime summer yellow. % l-2N l3c; on
summer yellow, 3iaN i'2c; prime sum
mer white, sc,
Copper-Dun-
Iend-ffii'rn.
Tln-Very firm: plates hriner.
speltcr-Easy; domestic, 5li5 bid.
cnffeo-OptiOna opened dun. but sold
mn 10 points on scarcity Of sellers but
/ aSterwaflIs eascd on partially and
closed steady nj ar changed 20 70 points
mel advance sRlen 1880 bags includ-
I ing MAY, 1850 1880 June, 1865 July,
| i54O; september, l4.7b0lt.so; Decem-
her. it.ib. -, ...,,,. ~,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-13

The sales OF the day were 1900 bales.
Of which 1000 were for speculation and
export, aud included 5000 American. Re
ceipte. 1000; all American.
Futures opened steady with moder-
ate demand and closed steady: Amerl-
can middling, l.. NJ c., April, 4 4-6fd
sellers April and May. 4 A.6id seiiers:
May and June, i-6id values; June nnd
july, : S-eid buyers; July md August
4 G-giqi 7-Gfd value; August and SOP,
tember. : sid September and Octo-
per, s-tid buyers october aud No
Der l0.6id BUYERS: December and
January ii-6Id buyers
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-13

|By Associated Press.
London, April l2,-Closlng consuls for
money and the account 100 l-l5; Ca
madam Pacific. n: Erie, II i-s; Erie
seconds S21-2; Illinois Central, 90 1-2;
|Mexcan ordinary. II -; St Paul COM
.mon, Gi SIS; New York Central, 1903 l-2;
Pennsylvania s. o.; Reading, II; Mex
|lran Central new 49, 5S 1-2; bar silver.
.2s s.id per ounce, Money, l-2rl 3-4,
THE rate OF discount In the open mar
ke, for short bills, I 3-S@l 10 per cent,
and for three months bills, 7-l6 per
Leent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-13

BY Associated Press.
New York, April 12 Total today,
Net receipts, 500 bales exports to
Great Britain, i51i9 balesi to the con-
tlnent 1850 hoies: stock. c2OoO bales.
Consolidated net receipts, 46,O97 bnies:
exports to Great Britain 3b.4I7 bales;
to France $50 bales. to the continent,
lS3lS bales Total since September 1 :
Net receipts, 5,5S2 151 balcs: exports to
Great Britain 1850 5SS bales TO France.
567 1851 bales TO the continent. 1.5s2,s5G
bolcsi to the channel, 1861 bales.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-13

by Associated Press.
New orleans, In, April i2.-Cotton.-
Quiet, Sales spot. 1850 bales: 10 ar
rive, 100 bales. Ordinary. &c: good ordl.
nary, 6l-2c' low middlng 7-sc. mid
ding l-sc good middnng. Z 1-ioc; mid
dling fair, 7l5-iGc; fair. si-iec Re
ceipts. 1883 bales. exports To Great
Britain. 600 bales; 20 the continent.
400 bales; stock, lS6.7sj bales.
Futures steady. Sales, 90 400 bales.
April TO9Q7.1l: May, 7.naIi2; June.
1laMc20; July, 127d72s; August. Tss
W13i; September. 727M72g october.
iSO@l. %; November. 73iGL36; Decem-
Der, 740W7i2
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-13
If You Have

Anything to sell you
can afford to pay some
thing to get II before
a large audience OF
prospective purchas'
era
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-13

'ss,esss iork, April l2.-Stocks and bonds
s''u " he following prices bid;
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-13

by Abs0cIuted FfesH'
81, Louis. Mo. April l2.-cattle--Re-
ceipts 1900: shipmenta, 400 market. 100
l6c lower for natives; Texas steady;
native steers. 1900 to 1900 pounds. $1,000
40, COWS. SECS, Texas steers. 1000 to
100 pounds, 1925; cows, 500
Receipts $500, shipments, 1900;
market weak. inN21c lower choice,
heavy. s61b. butchers, {50Oa5i0, good
10 best, t4gO@6.00; good mixed. Si.6or
4.a5
sheep Receipts 1900; shipments none;
market weak. i5Gf25c lower; choice, mn
live mixed. $3.50; fair to common ma
lives, xiOOm50O; sopthweaterns, SAs5;
fair spring lamba, {Se9,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-13

by Associated Press.
London. April Calcutta linsced,
ass; April and May shipments, sos I'd


New ,orls Like stock.
by Associated Press
New York Aprl -Bocvos-Re-
ceipts, $50; none on sale, European
cables quote American steers ut 9i-2m
1912 per pound. dressed weights. re-
frgerator beef, SOS 3-A per pound Fix
ports today, 100 beeveai tomorrow Gao
beeves and 900 sheoop
Calves-Receipts, 1850; market steady.
Veals, Inferior to choice. idG per pound.
Sheep ana lambs Receipts, b377. %
cars on sale. sheep slow. lambs nrm
and rs per pound higher unahUrn
sheep. poor TO good, Si.004b0O per
100 pounds; clipped ditto To primo exc
ira, A,2b9475. uushorn lambs. common
TO choice, St5Ou576; clipped ditto. infc-
rior 20 choice, y9.27 l-2ft6.i2 H.
Hogs-- Receipts, 1863; two cars ON
sale, Top hogs S5.75 per 100 pounds.
Market stronger.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-13

by Associated Press.
Chicago. April i2.-Clcarlngs, Si4.GO7.-
Noi New York exchange, 65G75c prem
pm; sterling exchange, steady; actual
aies 4H s-iG4s9; money plenty.
Rates ig6 per cent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-13

By Associated Press
ST, Louis, Mo- April Il " Jul
steady with fair demand Missouri !
and ILLINOIS medium. conbing' leai'
lee, low and braid, i5ai5 Lee West West.
ern and Northern medium " lss !
heavy and low, fWsc; Texas, nc; i l.,r
ium, i2qlgc; coarse ana NV
tub wished. choice, 23c.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-13

Meata - Dry salt clear. shorts,
&c; bacon. abort cseur s-4e' bacon,
hams 10 1-tc. large hams, l0c. small
Mama 10 l.2c. breakfast bacon, 10 J-2c,
Iard-compound lie; pure leaf
Sugar. standard. Rrnnulnted, Z 5-sc;
powdered. barrels, Q l-bci powdered,
sc. cut loaf. III half barrels 3.sc,
yellow clarified, $50.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-13

BY Associated Press
Philadelphia. April i2.-Cntton-Dull.
Niiddling, Scr low mlddling, lie; good
ordinary. else Net and gross re-
ceipts, SIS bales: stock, CLIO bales.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-13
Outof Town
Advertisers will find
this a useful medium


1--WE couldn't think 81 anythlpg ella
10 do ut the club the other night 70 We
took secret ballot % donide who was
the amnrleat man in The crowd. who
was the ia2leat ana who was the sfiun'
lest. Brown was voted the atinGieat
and Jones the lazieet,N
fiWho was the flnnttoatg
rrInat waant decided. Every man
voted Tor hiIuAelf, indianapolis jour
nal.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-13

BY Associated Press.
ST. Louis Mo, April i2.-Cotton
lower; middling, 5-iGc; sales 200
bales. receipts, 1000 bales; shipments.
1900 bales stock "a 500 bales
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-13

BY Associated Press.
Cincinnati, April i2.-cotton-steady
Middling. b-Sc
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-13

BY AssocInteu Fftss'
wilmington, April, l2.-Cotton-
steady. Middling, 3-1Gc; Tor middling.
s-4o. Net and gross receipts, 2s7
bales; stock, 1884 bales.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-13

BY Associated Press.
London, April 1.-THE amount or
eulnoh withdrawn from the Bank Of
Enkand on balances today, II. 200
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-13

bN Associated Press.
New York April 12.-Cotton-Sp0t
closed dun easy; sales, 40 bales; mid
ding uplands, : 5-Sc; mlddling gulf.
Z 7-sc
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-13

faus, Aprll l2-Three per cent
, Nv WI p l-2c for the time and for
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-13

wpeat-old ana new. No, ?, Csc; No.
Q. b5c,
Corn--car lots. {. o. b.. Fort Worth.
car 4bci car, local, wagon lots, fb05Oo
per busheli Kansas Bhelled, car lots,
bulk, 20 l-2ci sacked. ibc.
Oats-TcNna rust proof, car lots. T. o.
b.. Fort Worth, bulk abci sacked, SIC.
wagon loads, unsacked, a2M33c.
Bran-por 100 pounds. {. o, b.. Fort
Worth, 500
best Fornoy. $3.50 per ton; best up
land, $780, alfalfa, loose. local. si0i
johnson grass, bnled, local so per ten
loose prairie. local, per ton, $40.
Flour Best patents, N.70 per 100
pounds; half patents. 81 55; third grade.
4ia5; fourth grade. obei Northern pat
chops - Corn ana oats, mixed, per
ton SIS. per 100, g.
Cotton = Low midilng. a. strict
low mlddllnR. &c. middling, 8 i-fo.
strict mlddling. s-se' good middlinE'
choice. 6 i-2d6c; head rico, i-2c.
Salt fab Now mnckprcl medium,
No. i. half. barrels, $780, No 2. 10
pound net kits. sil0; medium No. ! 10
pound net kits. sL25i codilah bricks
Coal.
Retail list bridgeport car lots, N.2s;
2 10 10 tons S4.7h, I ton, sg McAleater.
Jenny Lind, Rouse, Maitland, RopinHon
and Walnonberg Goals. car lots, 1910,
3 10 10 ton lots, 1925. ! ton 1910; y ton,
81 10. Monarch Victoria, Santa Clara
and fillmore a. ais, car lots $3.50. 10
10 ton lots S6i tons. 80. ton. 80. J0i
~ ton, $500 Briar Creek and Nc
James coal, car lots, 81 Is. 3 10 10-ton
lots, 50 80; tons, 1910 ton, So. ~
ton, s. 25. Monarch eng, car lots,
s. 25; 10 10 ton lots, - b0i single ton,
81 rs. anthracite, PennHylyania car
lots. sfi: Q 10 10 ton lots fl2.75, single
ton, ti3, anthracite Quila. 2 90 10 ton
lots. So. single tons, $500. z ton, ST.;
slack l0a; car loads, 1896 Thurbcr, car
lots. $3.50 per ton! Cameron, per ton,
IS; 2 tons. f7.1s; 3 10 10 tons $3.50.
suHdrieH.
C0rdage--sieni rope, hnlf-inch basis.
Cifc; mhnilla rope. half-iuch hnHia. Pc;
cotton rope, an sizes, fioi cotton twine
i5c; b-ply iute twine. lsc.
Iinfa.--G4-lnch. e-ouncr, SAc; f0-inch
g-ounce Cd; 42-inoh, 10-onnoc. SIC.
Socds-Ryc per buahcl 500; turuip
seed per pound. 600; alfalfa need, PER
bunhel, 81. johnson grAsa seed, per
bushel. 3i25. mtiict per buahcl 65ci
barley seed. per huahci. DC; oniou sets
fsd. S per buahel; onion sets. white
$3.50 per buIhll; amber cane
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-13

ny A,so.,ia.' ssrpoci Cotton.
Ily.,,'l.ll,'9a Press.
nj ss sosL Aprl is.-ciosinr-cot,on
4'''' American middlns. I s.lsd'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-13
its Want

Columns will solve
your problems If you
give them a square
chance.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-13

oysters and Flsh'-OyHtcrH bulk 10
assoc per 100 counts; nor lozuu cans.
N25i dressed catilsh 100 per pound;
gulf 1ah, Zoe por pound. Hhrimpg. per
pound, loo, crnhg, per dozen, Zoo
-QuailH. 81 70 per doznn. Mnl-
lard duclys, per pair, coo; Tnul ducks,
per pair. 3jci cunvaabnult ucltn per
pair 50ud0ci deer saddles. per pound.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-13
BontIs,


my Ssw York April 12.-Government
s'4us ifmi state bonds dun.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-13
Situations

w anted advertise
ments inserted at half
price,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-13

Hy Associated Press.
ln Ssw :, Orleans, La. April 1e.-Clear-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-13

Hides Buyers are paying Dry nint.
heavy. 5isc, light, age. dry salt, Sc!
gfoon, salt, 2Mc; butchers green, 2Ho.
Wool Light medium. iguiaAc; low
II cdinm. i0Wi2c; nno, i0ultU.
Rouea -Hoof and bones, 80 per ton,
delivered,
peeawaX-i1GiSc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-13
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