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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-20

Special Dispatch
New Orleans, La, Feb. 1o.-MeElroy
& Co., say: ...,,,,.,
FntnrcsIThe most prominent feature
in the market seems 10 be use mex OF
o0nsnmptiye demand, Englsh spinncrs
for some days past having taken very
moderately OF the raw alGterial and Their
purchases today Mere culy $500 bales.
Mo latest Manchester adyicrs give the
reason for tho lack Of demand IN the
eInpiy order books OF manufacturers DO.
Ing business principally With India aud
Chinn. although the trade with south
America owing to the Brazilian troubles
and high premium on gold IN Argentine
have served materially TO contract busi'
ness 10 that direction.
Deliveries after opening i-Bld higher,
declined l-6ld below Saturdays figures,
The apathy Of foreign markets md the
nbsence Of any Speculative demand on
this side have deprived our market
Of the support which seems absolutely
essential for It's maintenance, and az tbr
close we find prices Z 70 $ points lower
than saturday. Spots were qniet aud
easy with snles Of $3.50 bales. Receipts
4 nj ports today aggregate 1000. against
1900 last year. New Orleans expecia
tomorrow about Goo against 5000 a
year ago. The movement at the Interior,
however. continues comparatively smaller
than al the ports. but from al npptnr-
anees lhe size Of the crop will remain q
minor influence - long as the trade de-
mand continues 80 poor.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-20
on TO FoRr SILL.
Wichita Falls Citizens Pass Resolutions
Favorlng The Opening Of the Country.



Special Dispatch.
Wicaita Falls Feb. 10. At a mass
meeting held at the city hall here today,
the following resolutions were unanimous
Resolved, that It is the sense Of this
meeting that the country known AS the
Fort Sill country in the Indian Territory.
composing the Comanche. Apache and
kiowa reservations, be opened for set
tlement as soon as possible.
Resolved, that said country Is now,
practically speaking, robbers nest aud
the home of criminals from Maine to
California. all of which Is directly against
the best interests Of Texas:
Resolved, that our senator's and rep
resentatives IN congress, from Texas are
earnestly requested aud instructed TO
vote for the opening of the Fort Sill
country that today stands like wall
of fire between Texas and her future
prOgress.
Resolved, that the day has come when
the interests of the agricultural people
of this country demand that this terri
tory be settled by civilized people
Resolved, that this people tender their
thanks to our representatives aud scna-
tors who have favored aud worked for
the opening and settlement of this coun-
try.
Resolved. that copy Of the resolu.
tons be forwarded to the representatives,
Of Texas in congress.
Speeches were made by Hon. S. H.
Hodges, representative Of this district.
Joseph A. Kemp, Hon W. Il. Houston
and great many others.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-20
BRooKwAY pnLIrvEs m spANr,
He Testihes in His Own Behalf-,rbe
Defense Closed

Albany, y. y, Feb. 1o.-T6e inves.
i,lgaiion into the administration az the
Elmira reformatory was resumed today
Inc cross-examination Of Chief Clerl,
Hoppe was resumed. He fhongbt Il
was possible taat 300 punishmenis were
administered by Br0ckway during The
five years prior to October l. le,r3 The
average number of blows administered
Superintendent Broekway testified IN
he own behalf. He said he believed
spanking the best means for tba AZ
ySancemeni Of such prisoners as those M" az
Elinlra He had he said struck inmates
lightly across the face and over the be1d
with the strap to compel them to submit
TO the punishment or to awake them from
ltethargy' bur never us part Of tba
disciplinary treatment. He denied tbat
cruel treatment had been inflicted as
testified. BroclCway said II was trne IN
some cases that inmates had been pad.
died for failure to pass school eHn ann
The defense here rested, and Mr.
Stanchfeld for the defense. re1uestei
q hearing later before thc board Of cbar'
ties for Pho superintendent and fba
bonrd of managers of the reformatory "
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-20
1I1c11mAv RnRRERY on a TRAlN

Chicago. Feb. 10.-TNyo colored high
waymen made desperate safRmp' 5J 10
rsb nc passengers in one o. the gay
oars ~ the ii 50 D. m train or The
Fort WAYNE railroad soon after II leit ne ne
Union depoi last night. lust before ti u,
train was about 70 cross me ol.lgs , az
Sixteenth street, where the engineer Is re
o,;,eA Ia RIM slow, two colored men
boarded Ire train aud entered the Day
car. ssot mar
a. Ia ,yhn was on his way ia
ValparSiso. Ind. was Immediately at'9 Da.
ed by the two colored inirate5FSi ,,,. org as
Of Them struck hin a violent SiglN %a
nsh S I'M ene made a arab for bis oyere2,all,
which WI Was lying % the seat H ss.t M
watch. which was u bis wsstsSs ~, Ios MN, !.
There were dozen p9s. ~ g,sn M
Witnessed the assault. aud w M Nv,
mesiateIy went % the assistaree q NY ~
Valparaiso man The two 2 oil9sga ana
pegadoes houFished their rs'0''''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-20

Oysters-One-pound, per doz,, poe No
., Sl.IJ.
Fish-Aasba No. l, salmon, per doz.,
81 400 Columbia river No. salmon, per
doI, LOO pound mackcrel, per do1, ,
81 81. American sardines, Lie, per case,
~ 80; French sardines, lbs, per case,
ST. 80.
Meats Ported ham, Ia pound, per doz.
SOC; polted ham, IL pound. per dozn
~ GOi Vienna sausage, IL pound, per
do1., 81 %, Vienna sausage, ] pound
per doz., Sa.fj clJpped beef IL pound
per doz,. 81 %; lunch tongue, l-puund,
per dol.. 81 90; Clipped beef, l pound,
per doz., 81 40.
Vegetables rhree.pound tomatoes.
81 20; 2-pound tomatoes, 81 90; 2pound
corn, choice 81 10; 2-pounG corn, fancy
81 30; 2-pOund string beans, 0Oc, 2pound
marlowint peas, 81 y.
California fruts-1'wo and one-hali
pounds peaches 81 90; IL pounds apri-
cots. S1.s5; 2 IL pounds pears, 81 90:
IL pounds pluns, ~ -; = ~ pOundt
muscat grapes, ~ So . ~ pounds white
cherries, y 10, IL pounds black cher
ries, 81 80.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-20

Sugar--Standard granulatcd, &c;
powdered, barrels, 8 1-2c; powderer half
barrels, 3-4c; cnt loaf, IN barrels.
> l-2ei cut loaf, In half barrels 3 SIC;
Grated apples 80 pound boxes, i3 LIE per
:, Coffee + sA,rbue&le's ;Ariosa, 2le;
J Midland W, 2is; Lion, 2iei Maroma,
Cheese Fancy. full cream, ono in boa
u lie; two In box. 10 Lie; Young
American. Ice.
Beans--Nayy, l-dc; Lima, 8 1-2ci
bayou, 3 l-2ci pink. 3 lie; black eyes,
Rice Common. 3 s-lcfiic; prime, DC;
choice, 3 l-2u0c; head rice, o lie.
Salt iish-New inackarel. medium. No.
j, half barrels, 81. 90; No. =. lopound
net kits. 81 10. medium No. |, 1O-paund
mel kits. 81 %; Goldfish bricks. lie,
Siarch-lump, &c per pqunas ! and 3
pound packages, per pound. . he; t.
starch, 20 aud 40 pound boxes. Gao lie,
Faultsesss, 6tci 1-pound packages to the
Pickles Barrels, medium. So half bar
rels, medium, 50 90: barrels, small,
s. 500 i9Oi half barTsls; small. ~ 20 10
$500, niuts, per dozen, S5c; quarts.
per dozen, SIPS; half gallon, pr dol-
en-. Am. gal. per dozen, 50 90; hy1-
/ ngon, gal, per dozen, SJ.UO; imperial,
4 gll., per dozen, Sc 90.
] Nuts-Almonds, new soft shell. per
/ pound, 1919; walnuts. per pound, extra
large, Il l-2c; tilberts, per pound u l-2r;
Brazils, per pound, new crop, IL l.2c;
\ pecans, new crop, $ 1-2Moc; panu,s.
| fancy white, per sack, Parrot brand, s.;
/ choice white. brass brand. 40; roasted,
| white. best quality l0c
4 Presorves--five pound pals on dozen
/ to the case, per dozen, 500; 20pound
kauikins, per pound, Zoe
Molasscs Barrel lots. new crop
fancy sugar house, zoe, choice new crop
per gallon 30c; fancy syrup per gallon
Doe; choice corn syrup, per gallon, 2Sc
silver dip, per gallon, 30c.
Grttn collee--liy the sack gool
22c; choice, ~ lie; fancy, 23c; pea
barry p lie old government Java
ne; Mocha. &c
Dried fruits Turkish pruneS, pei
pound @ l-2c. California. HOS. los
5binound boxes. l-2c: California, 9lc
zoos. 25-pound boxes. Sc; ius S0s, De
apricots. p'r pound, 1G Ice; l.. l.. rails
iiis, 3-crown, 50 90 per box; choice eynp
GRATED apples. 50-pound boxes, 10 l-2c
prime, 60pound boxes. II i.2c pei
pound; currlnts, in barrels, &c per pound
| currants, In boXea, &c per pound; Calitor
mia ruisins grapes, LIE dried grapes
4c; citrou. 1Sc; orange peel lSc' lewoi
peel, lSc: dates, lO-pound boxes Zoe pc
pound; hO-pound boxes. q lie pc
pound; choice unpeeled California peache
he.
/ Iellies -'rwcnty-pound pals, 75g 20
pound pals, soc. lT-pound pals, DOC
wine glass, per dozen, IOc; schooner, pc
dozen, 81 10,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-20
oHARLEs EosrNR.s IIAnILrr1rs
They Prove to BE Many Thousands in
Excess of His Assets

Fostoria, Ohio, Feb, 10. The renor, of
the financial standing Of Charles Foster
and Foster * Go. has inst been made n
the committee of creditors by II d
Doolittle and Julius Lembreck, the ac.
countants.
The liabilities of the bank are shown
10 be STT1,20l, of which S4G9, 800 4 an
indomers. The appraised assets were
Sss,e92, but in the nine months since
the assignment the real value Of the as
sets has, shrunk to Si3,3l0 of which SIG
800 is classed as still doubtful.
Charles Fosters personal liabilities ara
SSuS,215 The appraised assets are
%3l4,259, but from this must be sui.
tracied Sll5,4Sj, put mp by Mr.. Foster
Sl9S,TT3.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-20
SMITH on TRIAL

BY Associated Press.
Kansas City, Mo-, Feb. 19.--The case
of the slate against j. A. Smith, the
populist lawyer, charged with criminal
libel came up for hearing in Kansas
City, Kan, to-day. Among the wit
ncsses mbpOenncd are Fred J. Close,
Governor dwellings private secretary.
and Mrs. Mary Il. Lease. II Is proposed
10 show by Close that Smith wrote q SON
s1iona letter 10 the governor charging
him with accepting brides from gamblers,
while an effort viii DE made TO show by
Mrs Lease that Smith Is responsible
for the publication of the letter.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-20

Cordage- Sisal rope. halfinuh basis,
lie MANILA rope, half inch. basis, Dc;
cotton rope, all sizes, 12ci cotton twine,
Toe; 5-ply jute twine, lsc.
Bags-O4-inch, S-ounce, SCI 9Binch,
S.ouncc, &c; 42-inch. 1Oounee, @ lie.
Seed-Rye, per bnshel, soc; turnip.
seed. per pound. 25c, alfalfa seed, per
bushel. 81: johnson grass seed, per
bushel, 81 %: niillet, per biahcl. Csc;
barley seed, per bnshel. COO; onion sets,
red. $3.50 per bushel; onlun sets, white.
$500 per bushel amber cane, ~ 70 per
bnshel: orange cane, 81 % per bushcl
seed potatoes, New York early rose po-
tatoee, Sl,25 per busheli New York
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-20
THE MARKETS.
Local Markets.
rLnuR AND GRAM.

wheat-old and new, No. 2. 5sc; No.
3, 55c. w.,
car. Abe; ear, local. wagon lots, Acc per
bushel; Kansas sneled. car lots, bulk,
43 1-2c; sacked. 46c.
Oats-Texas rust proof, car lots, +, o.
h Fort Worth. bulk. BE; sacked, 34ci
wagon loads unsacked, 32033c..
Bran-Per 100 pounds. f. o. b., Fort
Worth. II lie.
Hay-Car lois. (. o. b.. Fort Worth.
best Forney, 81 .50 per ton; best up
land. IS 90; alfalfa, loose local, $40;
Johnson grass. baled. local, $40 per ton;
Ionse prairie local, per ton, $40.
Flour-Best patents. 81 So per 100
mounds; half patents. 81 60: third grade
81 As; fourth grade, SLO5; northern
patents, 81. 10.
Chops-Corn and oats, mixed, per ton,
SIS; per 100. 81 90,
Cotton-L0w middling. . I-Se; strict
law mildling. 6 i-Sc; mlddling. @ 3Sc;
strict mildling @ 1-2c; good middlips'
0 5.sc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-20

Quotations based on small lots TO re-
tail dealers Antipathias per ounce,
Doc: Acotanlld, per odnoe lDc, per pound
Ia acid. crystalized, Der pdaiid. 3QQll2c;
muriailc acid. q. r.. per round, re.
nitric acid. q. p, per pognd, 2Se; sui
phuric acid, G. r., yer pound, re; tan
mic acid. bulk, per po,md. y 70; alcohol,
% per cent per gallon 81 ~ less g Tor
cash; alum, per pound. &c; lnhkammnia,
81: nntifebrlne, per ounce, Zoe; aniipy'
rene, per ounce, 81 40; ammonia, ear
Donate, per pound. ldc;-vl,ripli per pound,
Case; blue mass per ppund' OOei blue
ointment. per pound, 50t bora1 per
pound. ia t3c; camphor guin, per pound
5gaITc; capsicnln, powdered, per pound,
DC; cocaine, muir. crystnlzei. peF onnre.
$500; eopperaE, per pound, 2lqSr; cream
tartar, q T., per pound, 2p5ei sfofgre,
per pound. 1Gr; D0yers powder
per pound. 81 ~; ether. mlphnre. U
$. r., pes pound, Toe; gulr arabic, first
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-20
coNb NOT STAND II.
f Ins 81 His Dead Friend Made
~ iiis Hear Quake and liz ''
Confessed.


VIM; M,ne'rganton. N. G.. Feb. N -prodv
imam Canshy, one Of me bett nav, y
young men In town, was found Yestn,,
uay' hye NIL es FROM here with ID. ,hrnst
cut anu his head mashed in. Among 10
ILLNESSES n the cSponer's inonest nas
lnl.lp Williams. who stands hich in the
summation -, q the community Wiiiams
h i Deen with Cansby early in tie eve n.
ihg and was put on tao stand IN III,
thiiplr }tfuns' When bis eyes rested On Me
hoffibiy INITIATED face Of hls friend he
sat transiixel a few minutes, thep brole
down an and confessed he had l,illei Cans
~ l9e scene was dramatic me
i hle ana Sylyanus Morrow. while drunk
1 Fa Wing MINI out. quafrellei. ana they
his friend. ''"' Anhhg
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-20

Retail list bridgeport. car lots. St25;
. to 10 tons, 50 10. | 100, So 90, Meal
estcr, Jenny Lind, Rouse. Maitland Rob
imson aud Walscnhcrg Goals. car lots,
50, 20; 3 TO 10 ton lols, SO 20; ton,
S5.,S' IL ton, 81 ;5oi Monarch Viei9ria.
So %; 3 TO 10 20 lots, 50 20; tons.
SO %; ton. so 80; IL ton, So 30; priar
Greek and Nlclames coal. car lots, s. -;
3 10 10 ton lots 81 10; tons. 50. 10;
! ton, so, - ton, So %; Monarch egg,
car lots, So %: 3 70 10 ton lots. 80 90;
single ton. IS T5; anthracite, rcnnylyp'
mia, car lots SILT 10 10 lots, Sl2,iD'
single ton, Sl3; anthmcitc, QnilN, 10
10 ton lots. 50; single tons SAN0, ~ ton,
So; slack, lOs; car loads, S3.25; rhurhcr,
car lots. 81 30 per tom. Cameron, per
ton, ST. tons, sT.T5; 2 TO 10 tons, Sf,6O'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-20
GLENNYs REPORT.


New Orleans, Fob. 10. -Glenny &
Iiyer1ooI closed 1.04d lower than Sat-
nrday. with sales Of spots Of 5000. Mid
ding, 4 1.4c.
New York opened 3 points lower de-
clined. and AZ ] p. IN. was points
lower than Saturday.
Agnin Liverpool was Disappointing and
instead ~ advancing Ia response 10
the American market Of Saturday. prizes
tberc marked u decline Of iAGid aud
priyate cablcs reported decline In fn-
lures. due 10 tie weakness of spoie. In
consequence or market opened 70
mil noon. whc1 prices were o roints
inver than Saturday. Receipts here To-
morrow ara estimated Al 300, possibly
1000 bales.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-20

IIY NsNOVININN Ircss.
New York, Feb. lo.-Beeves- Demand
weak; market. worry dull. 1o0iaoc low
or. Native steers, selected, 81 IOUh,
good iQ prime, 81 31il 60: medium TO
ig't Sl0ii .2ai common TO ordinary.
80 1910 30, Texas aud Colorado, 81. 10
41, 80; oxen, Sc 3Sii3 10; bulls, ~, 90
20; dry cows 81 fIq9 10.
Gables quote American steers; Stcers at
10 l.2Gill l-2c per pound; refrigerator
beef $ 8-ic lower
Calves Firm at S1(iS for poor to primo
veals. Western calves, g. 10.
sheep and lambs Very dun, market
Lao lower; sheep POOR to strictly prime,
~ AoH3 iAl lambs, common to choice,
81. 25ci.i .O2 L..
Hos Weak Good hogs to fancy
pigs, 50. Jodin, 81 IL.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-20
THE GALVESTON MYSTERY.

EneclaI UlsplIcH.
Galveston, Tex. Feb. 19.-The inquest
on The supposed body Of Henry Barten-
hagen. found dead on the beach yester-
day morning, disclosed nothing beyond
what was stated IN last nights dispatch.
Several witnesses testified 10 having seen
lie man about town. Beyond that they
knew nothing.
The police have made an active search
of the city with the hope Of finding
some clew that would lead 10 his identity
and the place of his nativity, but with
out avail and this evening The. remains
found sepuchre Ia the potter's field.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-20
cnAcknns, CAKES AND CANDIES.

Crackers Animals, l2c; Boston butter
Sc; butter. Sc; creams, $ l-2o; cracRnels
1Jc. cracker meal, &c; oyster pearl, &c;
oyster excelsior, Sc; pretzels. lie; cream
soda, Sc; snowllakcs, l2c; sodaS &c.
Cakes and .umhles--ltleven and one
Lalf cents fruit sultana, l2ci ginger
snaps, 5 lie; grandna's cookies, lOc;
lemon snaps, he; waters, loci sugar
cookies. Zoe; s,nge planks, Sc.
CGndies-Cammcls, assorted flavor, D.
pound boxes, Toe; gumdrops, A. b., as
sorted havors, 1-pound box, zoe; Japan
csc strips, cocUanut flavor, 5'pDund box
Csc; rock, assorted and white, OOc;
French kisses, per box, &c; chocolate
creams, Al, 8Oc. lemon drops, frosted
pr box, B5c; burnt almonds, per box
9Oc; creams, hand made OOci peanut
block, zoe; permit bar, per box Zoe
lozenges, assorted con-, S.p0und box
i5c: marsh mallows, 5-pouud box, ~. ~
MIXED candles, pale. per pound, q i-2c;
crystal cut. q A-Ac; IA . VI, creams, pals
ne; stick candy, in pals, y lee
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-20

algnl 4 shop on one of the
~ g Paris was broken into,
w box was found in the
'sr..iiahed open and with the
lsssiaag At first 1t was thought
. es s,ai PAD left no trace, but ON
M s..,lllllallon Of the floor q piece
i si.a ,31acco was discovered. This
y rSo 10 rest on a former
4 ~. was given TO using To-
4 X ~, particular way. He was
4 {, in1s;,ieied. In order TO under
| ~, sc .,ent Americans should
Min, 'he accomplishment Of To-
" not a general one in
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-20
THE LIPsHTz CASE.

Special Dispatch.
Waco, Tex, Feb. 10.-Bnrrell Rad
ford, the negro halfbreed, was granted
habeas corpus tridl this AFTERNOON upon
the charge of numbering l.. Lpshitz,
The boy tramp, George Wilson, who was
Radfords companion, reiterated mis- nc
cusation of Radford and said that he
and the latter proceeded to the Lipshitz
residence when Radford went into the
house and committed the decd Tie sub
stantially told the story heretofore de
tailed in the Gazette. The case was
concluded tonight and will be continued
tomorrow.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-20

ny hhNoNidihu llttAs
Chicago, H., Feb. 10. Wheat dc.
clinel 1-2c today and closed with a loss
Of Ice for May Free selling by New
York and local traders was Responsible
for the decline, After firm opening
there was slight advance On better
clties, but the price went steadily down.
ward, with q reaction Of but lie from
tho low figures at the close. May corn
closed 3-Se lower, May oats LIE lower.
and provisions tower an around.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-20

iaf A9HN'A"t'h Ateas
Chicago, H., Feb. 10 in a panic on
a cable rMn Henry l.. Holden, a
gas fixture manufacture, who was un-
der $1,000 bond, charged with adultery,
was killed in la Sale tunnel today. The
car upon wlich Holden was riding slipped
cable and started down the incline at
terrific rate. Hc jumped and was
killed. No other Passengers We're hurt.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-20

81, louis, Mo, Fob. 10, Cattle
Slow lower, Native steers. 10000 LOO
pounds, &,o'M3 ,05l cows. 81 %.
81 Hsds 90. COWS, 81 90.
Hogs Receipts, 4iOO active, strong
and Wrluo higher, Best heavy, IS. rs
%, 2ni fair iMSrd, 81 .oOu6. 10; rough
aud llght, 81 1iy,tt 81.
Sheep Market Nominal.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-20

uides-Buyers are paying Dry hint'
,,aaTv &c; light, 4c; dry sat, 8ei green
~ lie: butchers green, i--c.
'xGooi-Light mediuui, lVdlOc; low
rldiam. 1aa1sc; hne. l2atl4e
fS9nee--uoof and boues, - per ,on' de
Bees wax, 15d1sc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-20

Afests--Dry salt. clear shorts'sci b1c9n.
short clear. Dc; bacon bellies ~ -
~ isr-a hams 10 10; finall hams,
- *. breakfast bacon. he
4 1aari-CompoaDd. Z lie; pure Leaf
o lie.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-20

Oysters and Fish-Oysiers bulk, TJgi
soc per 100 counts; per dozen cans,
SO %; dressed catfish, Toe per pound;
gulf tiah, loo per pound; shrinps, per
pound. lJr: crabs. per dozen Toe.
Game-Prnirle chickens, 50 80 per doz. ;
quails, S1.25 per dozen; Mallard ducks,
per pair. u0c; lcai ducks. per piii, "Jrf
canyashark ducks. per pair. JVdfalc' rnb
bits, 81 rs per dozen; deer Eaddles. per
pound, q l-2c.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-20
SHOT BY An UNKNOWN

Navasota. Tex. Feb. 10; -Iflliard
Cone. who recently moved here rom
Allen farm, was shot this morning q =
O'clock by unknown parties li.s usal
body was found In his back yald, NJ NJ
eoroner's inquest developed nothing.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-20
KANSAS cry 1--we STOCK.

BY Associated Press,
Kansas City, Mo-, FEB. 10. Cattle
STRONGER, Texas steers, SO gOd3 10.
shipping ntcers, ", S0sll So, Texas and
native cows 81 3bU3 10; stockcrs and
feeders, " .0o@S 90; bulls, 81. 70M3 10.
Hogs onenc,l strong 10 . cents higher,
les packers auh mixed. 81 SOdh 90.
light workers and pigs, 81 I0u4 IS.
Sheep Steady
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-20

KANSAS CITY PRODUCE,
by Associated Press.
Kansas City. Mo-, Fob. 10. Wheat
Firm, No, :, hard, 52M02 lie, No.
Corn Firm No. . mixed, 9Od3f
Lie, No. ., white. 3o0f32 Lie.
Oats Weak. No. =, white, 20d2a
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-20

by Associated Press
New York, Fob. 10 Money on call
ousy az | per cent; prime mercantile
paper Lao 10,
Silver certificates. SO l-9dGi IL.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-20

New goods of latest patterns and best
fit in city at w. S. Matney's, the tailor
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-20
Nlr MADE HER cRAzY

s,s BARRED man With n young
asi.e Recently bought n pachss
says che cineinnaa E"m n
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-20

.~physicIan 70 lre ,l,i,,s you
\, ,sssls, q vastly more Import.
~ ..lsetIne Of a man to in' ~,
W. ~ man may attend the
~ u 81 colleges and graduate ..,
ut ~ NJ has time to spehu uuu
y Hisi = III have tile walls OF ms
= Z ~ diplomas and yet not
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~ q no evidence that he has
q ny pr,lness sense means sue
= Wy s.., sense means success
raj has in high degree
} "..o.tie qualification that ena-
y lccate your disease with ae'
y md precision. If you are SUI
u ~ .,,ne old disease that the
w rn1er.tand you can consult
/ IN perfect confidence that he
- what your disease is. More
he don't know he has the
n md HONOR to tell you he
.sow. Hundreds are suffering
,e cured now II they would
eeort. Go at once or write to
ii. remedies are the very latest.
.s,vs their use. He does not use
Y The knife on tumors or ulcer
4, remedies are absolutely pain
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-20

BY Associated Press.
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weak: prices nnchanged'