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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-11
MARTINS FERRY.
Haps aud nIIshnp. In the rhrIvIn: Cit
Across tho River.

Haps aud nIIshnp. III the ThrIvIn: City
Across tho River.
The Joy property. on Broadway, has
been selected for the site Of the new
club house Of tho Vigilant Athletic AS
ISOLATION. Thomas Green, the architect
for the new building, will haVo the plans
ready for inspection in fow days.
The Kings Daughters held rally
last evening in tho lecture room OF the
Presbyterian church. Delightful re-
freshments were served, and general
good time experienced by al those who
attended.
Tho funeral of Miss Anna Miller will
take place ut 1890 o'clock this morning
from the st. Paul's Episcopal church.
Rev. Dr.. Swope. Of st. Mathews Episco-
pal church of Wheeling, will otiiciatc.
Misses Minnie and Mary Armbruster,
who have been the guests oil the Misses
Fehrenbach, on Fourth street, have re-
turned to their home in Noble county.
Harry George arrived home last even.
ing from an extended trip to Atlantic
City and other points in the east
Howard Smith leaves to-day to 70.
sumo his studies Mt Lafayette college.
Miss Boss Griffith leaves to-day TO
visit friends in Indianapolis, Ind.
Ross Robinson leaves to-day to attend
school in Washington City.
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Gen. John u. Gordon will lecture at
tho Opera House Thursday evening on
"The Last Days OF the Confederacy. "
Tho sale oil seats will open at Z. A.
Houses music store this morning. In
n comment under the above title on his
lecture tho Washington Nows charac.
torizos 1t as "a patriotic service to tho
whole country, in tho direct interest Of
the present and future welfare oil oil
sections aud classes OF the community
ut large" aud says 1t should DO dcliv.
crod in tho leading cities OF tho coun.
try, north, south, east and west
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GENERAL NOTICES.
GENERAL NOTICES. -
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
Board Of Equalization &AppsaS'


Notice is hereby given to all persons concern
ell that tho assessors Of tho City OF Wheeling
lnyO completed their assessment for tue year
1871 and nude return thereof TO my otlicc.
All persons who desire to appeal from said as
scSmcnt or desiring my corrections made. Will
appear before tho Board Of Equalization aud Ap'
pcalS, which board will meet at 10 O'Clock n NJ
n, tue City building, on tho following days to
hear all objections and revise aud correct any
errors which may appear:
FIrNt Ward Monday. September 10.
Second WHFd-THnSlny, September ":
Third "Wednesday, ScptOmbCr
Fourth WArl-Thur,day. september IL
seventh warl-Friday September II.
FIfh warI-MOndAy. September u.
Sixth Wanl-ruo,iiay, September ",
Eighth Ward, Wednesday, september w.
It's ordered that NIL petitions for reduction or
correction OF any assessment OF property In any
Of tho several wanI' OF tho city, he presented on
tho day hereby set forth for tho consideration OF
assessments aud correction Of erroS in any OF
such wards. The board will not return to any
ward for tho purpose OF making corrections. Otc,
after tho day hereby designated for tho conSid'
Grafton OF petitions from such ward.
THOMAS F. THoNER.
auJl Clerk City Of Wheeling.
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Robert Downing, tho traredian, will
come 10 tho Opera House September II,
appearing In ono OF hi. great concep-
tons, "VirginIus," the Roman father.
Mr.. Downing has won greater praise
than any other since tho death OF tue
lamonted Mccullough. Tho talented
and handsome Eugenio Blair still sup
ports Mr.. Downing as loading lady, AMI
with an cxGsllent company aud appro.
priate scenery thero il certainly n treat
In store for tho theatre lovers Of this
city.
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All FREQ.

Those who have used DR.. Kings New
Discovery know its value, and those
who have not, have now the opportu-
nitv TO try 1t free. Call on the adver-
tised druggist and get u trial bottle FREQ.
Send your name and address to II. u.
Bucklen & Co.. Chicago, and get sam
pie box Of DR.. Kings New Life Pills
free, rs well rs a copy Of Guide to Health
aud Household instructor, free. All OF
which i. guaranteed to do you good and
cost you nothing. Logan Drug Co. 8
drug store.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-11
THE MOSQUITO PLAGUE
That Ii Causing sIeepIess Nights and d
tIyured Countenunces In This CITY.

Tint Ii Causing SIeepiess Nights and Dis
figured Countennncos In This City.
Ii one swallow doesn't make n sum.
mer, there is no doubt about five billion
mosquitoes making fall. for never,
mover since tho days of Noah's whale
back. have so many plumcd their flight
as at proscnL
In fact, for the last two or three
nights they have been as thick as tho
leaves in MISUNDERSTANDING; and n
plague in whose comparison tho locusts
Of Egypt were as tho tickling straw in
the hands OF aomc prankish boy. This
is truly year Of surprises, Democratic
Acknowledgement. increased Republican
lnajorities and Gen. All. CaldwelPs un-
exampled display OF discretion in rotus.
ing tho senatorial nomination. Taking
these things into consideration the &C.
cult causes OF the presence in such ex-
traordinary numbers Of these insects,
which, like Macbeth, 'doth murder
Sleep" remain mystery no longer.
Tho insistenco and autonomy OF
these "birds OF ill.omen" roach far be.
You'd the escarpmcnt OF tho memory OF
that venerable oracle known 10 vulgar
minds as the "oldost inhabitant." The
music OF their wings seem 10 awoon
into that old war time melody:
We nrc coming. Father Abrnhnm,
Three hundred thousand strong.
Emphatica.iy more, most assuredly
not one less. Hone expects to lilo down
TO pleasant dreams these nights, to
have visions OF Molnotte's palace by tho
Como's sentimental shores, midst sweet
perfumes, tho song Of birds. bowers Of
roses and tinkling fountains, no won't
realize wink or dream on his oxpec-
tutIOns. On tho contrary, ho will take
1t out in tossing on bed odorous with
ponnyroyal, his hands and face smeared
with oil OF lavender or sassafras, with
the headboard OF his couch sontineled
with cloths saturated with courageous
kerosene oil. Then is tho tiino comes
indecision and doubt whether TO
"IInthcr bear those Ills VIC have.
Than lily TO those We know noIOL"
This yoracious insect, land some Of
them, wo are Creditably informed by
victim just recovering from a delirium
brought on by their attacks, are Us
large as tho spring chicken Of COM
mercel spares neither tho young nor
old. They reyel on tho damaGk check oil
the sloopless maiden IA we'll as dull thoir
poisoned poniards on tho parchment
skin Of the aged and inhrm. Age does
not withOr nor custom stalo the infinite
variety Of their appetite. There seems TO
no hei p for 1t. Tho instrumonts Of tor
ment arc hore. aud unlike Coxoy' army
we can't keep them of tho graSs. nolthor
havo wO any measures 10 make them
break camp; therefore We might as
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CuIPTS so dozen Gents White
Ollli\l y. Lanndricd Shirts, 81
quality, at 09c. The LEADER
1920 Main street.
500 the worla,s rnIr for FLtteOn conts,

Soc the Worll's Fair Tor Fifteen Cents.
Upon receipt Of your address and Is
cents in postage stamps, We will mail
you prepaid our Souvenir Portfolio Of
the Worlds Columbian Exposition.
The regular price is so cents, but rs We
want you TO have one. We mako the
price nominal. You will find it q work
Of art and thing to be priced. 1t con.
tains full page views Of the great build.
inIs, with descriptions Of same, and is
executed in highest style OF art. II not
satisfied with it after you get it, wo will
refund the stamps aud lot you keep the
book. Address II. L. Bucklen & Co,
Chicago, Ill. 1
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we'll be roconeiIed to their winged an
them, while We breath uncsous ONT
nc HoP ,,. %; hSps si sJss men en-.

ment
HOPE on. HOpe ever then
On tTenbliDg plni0ns soar.
Itisreally 4 serious matter when 10
the short space Of one plague inhabited
night coYoy Of these nocturnal part.
ridges can turn n decent, laW.abidlng
citizen into O tattoed map flt, not only
tor treason, strategem add spoils. but a
first class dime museum freak So great
has been the run on drug stores for
specifies against the assaults OF these
rayenous hordes Of mosquitoes that In.
fest the city that some Of them have
run ont OF their stock. And further,
one can hardly pass through certain
sections Of tho city without inhalirg the
pungeDt odor Of pennyroyal and other
farms" defensive and offensive"
One who has not failed to read tho
answer In tho stars" on every prophetic
occasion intimaies that the myriads Of
these insects that are visiting Us this
fall indicate the size Of the Republican
majority In the First congressional dis
trIct. This oracle has never been dumb
when appealed TO on any occasion. II
this be the case then let them increase
and multiply, throw your physic 10 the
dogs and suffer, that good may come out
of OWL. So be Il.
N. B.-It may notbe generally known
and who ever would have believed it
but it is positively true that 1t 10 the
female mesquite only that bites.
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Greensboro-Rivcr feet 10 inches
and stationary. Weather raining.
StoubonvillO-River Z inches and
rising. Weather cloudy and warm.
Oil City-River 4 inches and rising
Weather cloudy aud pleasant.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-11
GEO. r. TAYLOR.
REAL ESTATE.
Rents Reduced

No. 1901 Chnplluo street. throcAsory brick OF
SroOnS, bath room. cellar aud laundry. w. 10.
no. 99h Twelfth street. thrce'story, rooms
bath, cellar and laundry, SIS 81
Brick house, rooms, renr Ills Chapllnesnee
No. 23i9 Chapline street. two'Stoy brick.
No 2fII EOit street, tlrst iloOE
twO-story fraulc dwelling oil I've rooms on
South Elm street g.
No. ain McColloch street: will arrango tos
two tenants or opn and put IN tlrst'c:RSs order.
No. Is Thlrty.seventh Strcct, soconl MOOR, s'
No lS1 Zane street. second tloor. sl2
No, g13 Main street twOStOry brlcE.
No 3l!3 Mc(;olOCh street. two;'tOry frame
No. So Main street, lnrs1 modern brick DWELL
lug. iUurtecn rooms.
NO. 1877 MrCollorh street. brick. gu %
No. D. Ohio street three rooms G5l
The wahdington Place. h0uSn aud - aareL
No. 6Ig Main street. brick dwelling.
No, or, Main street tirSt floor. three rnomS
No. IL ThIny.thIrd street. brick. hyo rooms
TwosplenCId office rooms IN NaSOnic building.
M, sSnChApllue street. ilyG MONS, SljOl
No, lJO6 Market street: Office roonS
No. I9i TnIrty.thlrd street. live rooms: SOD
No, 00i Main street. twelve rooms aud ht:l-
once rooms In IIIbbanl Block. III Market j.
STORE rooms on South street, IN Ueaeue TAP
ernHclc building.
MONEY TO LOAN.
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FOR s ALB.

Splendid house. HvO rooms, LInn street! Del
House six rooms, brick, EOI street FI'ia
Splendid iIyc.roomcd house. lot IOoxl75, Todd
iIonso, four ruoms. Woods street. Genre
Wheeling OH easy terms, $40.
House six roOins. North Market street s'.3ll
House Ofscvcn rooms Eighteenth street A.In
six roOmed house IN the rear. lot :OII1l, 5 ~
House Of three rooms Lind street, Bs!ve4r'''
House OF g rooms. I;oF st,oct between 81 anl
I'D streets, with frOOmcd house III thO ISi''
large lot. SIIO
House Of rooms :3d street $3.50
\ Fine improved farm Of sixty aeros. ihfis
miles east OF Wheeling,
House OF Ave ROOMS TWcn!y.thlrd stncc-
iI0rsc of fyc rooms. ChApIlnO street c,ai7a
Wheeling. $3.50
House 81 InrlS rooms, Market street, csa'''
Wheeling. skh ,,.,..
ward. easy terms SOD
House Of ive rooms brick. Fouriocnth 's''':.
House of four room. Jacob street SRA
House. dys rooms. Woods street, East wh"'
Ing. 81 100.
Fine farm, Is7 acrcS. three iaIp' from Monni''
Vile, with splendid Improvements Thn t. !
! 10 foot Of land froutIn, on MccolIoch ant
Lind StrONik
Hotel OF fourteen rooms, doing COOL buNnMt
splendid location. cheap. .
House OF seven NONE nui hall, Gllp"A'
street. Centre Wheeling. SI2I
Lot cast rnh Fourteenth street sln
lots on Lind street. llNiVedcrc. So each
Lots In licnTtnS & SpGllcl's addition. Hthi
lnn's addition ~ North lNnwSol. H,CY' Nh'
CaldNcllS Run. Pleasant Valley Bellevue III
other piaccS IN aud near tho citt. ..,,
Money to loan on city real cttliO; SDl ~
sIOO 800. 500, $1,000. si.jOl nnd s!OO
NESBlTT & DEVlNE,
Tel. GR 1899 Market Stroo,.
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JAMES A. HENRY.
Roal Estate Agent. Collector. Notary Public al4
Pension Attorney, No. l0I! Market stree:
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-27

Quotations based ON small lots to re-
dealers. Antipathiue, per ounce, 5Oc;
Acetanlid, per ounce, Toe; per pound,
Csc: acetie acid, per pound, 1Oc; carbol.
ic acid. cryst., per pound. 3Od32c; mn.
iatic acid, q. T., per pound, pc: nitric
acid, q. r, per pound pc; sulphuric
acid, @, p, per pound, pc fannie acid,
bulk, per pound. Sl.25, alcohol. O5 per
cent, per gal, S2.42; less Sc for cash:
alum. per pound, &c; antikamnia, 81 90,
autifebrne per ounce 25c: antpyrenc,
per ounce, $40; ammonia, carbonate,
per pound. 16c; vitriol, per pound. case;
blue mass, per pound, Doc; blue ONT
ment. Per pound, soc; boraN, per pound,
12d13c; camphor gum, per pound, 55df
SIC; capsicum, powdered, per pound, 2jc;
cocaine, muir, cryst., per ounce. $3.50;
copperas, per pound, 2d3c; cream tartar.
q L. per pound, 25i3c. Grocers. ner
nounl. ice; D0vcrs powder, per nound
81 %; ether sulphniic. u. S. r., per
Mound. Toe; gum arabic, first pick, Der
pound, soc: shellac. per pound. 33c;
glue, brown, per pound, l2@lOc; glue,
white, per pound, zoe; mace, per pound,
500; mercury, per pound. Zoe, morphine
u. & W., Is ounce box. per ounce. S2.31;
. ~ ounce boxes, per ounce. $3.50; ounce
bottles, per ounce, $40; nutmegs, per
pound, Toe; castor oil, per gallon, S1.aO
6i1.35; olive oil, per gallon, Sl10i lin-
seed OIL per gallon. 5Uddlc; sperm, W.
H., per gallon, 81 20; opium, per pound,
SECS. opium, po., per pound, S361; black
pepper. per pound, 15c; potash, bromide,
per pound sc; potash, chlorate, per
hound. 26c; iodide, per pound So %;
auinine T.. & W., 1-ounce bottles, SIC;
or. cans, per ounce, BIC; qulniue, y. & w,
bounce cans, Der ounce S2c; u. X 5,
quinine, 1-ounce viuls, per ounce, 33c;
do, Bounce tins. 2Sc; 25ounce tins, per
ounce, 2Ic: 1U0-ounce tains per ounce,
26c; salsoda, per pound, l-ld2 l.2ci
salt peter, refined, per pound, Toe; snit
peter commercial, per pound, &c; Salts
Epson, per pound, 3dlc; salts, Rochelle,
33c; soda bicarbonate, English, kegs, per
pound, &c; sulphur. flowers, small lots,
DC: sulphur, 5-bnrrel lots, . lie;
spirits turpentine, market rate, per gal
Ion; white lead, Collier q Southern, ).
T., per pound, 3-4dic.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-27
Nnw oRLnANs PRODUCE

by Associated Press.
Now Orleans, la. Jan. % Hog pro.
ducts steady Pork. S14; lard refined
tierce. &c; dry salt meats, shoulders
. lie; sides, g Use; bacon sides. i-Sci
lIams choice sugar cured, . 3-49
Rigs-ouiot, Ordinary, Be, good, ga
Coffee, steady. Rio, ordinary 10 low
fair, 10 l-iM20 i-4c.
Flour easier, Extra fancy, S2s5a3.oo;
Corn meal-Dun. 81 GOAL %.
Corn steady. No. . sacked, mixed,
44dil lie; white aud yellow, 4Id+6 IL
81, Oats. quiet. No. 2 sacked western,
3Gg36 lie; Tcxas zoe.
hran-Dull, II 10.
llay-Quiet Prime, S13dl0; choice,
Sugar-Open ldttlc-Firm Strictly
prime to choice 3-4c; prime, . ll'l6c;
fair 10 fully fair, > 1-2d2 5Sr; good COM
mon, 3-Sc; common, 1-in2 h-ldc
Centrifugal steady. on white, 3 5-Sfi
3 34c; gray white. 1908 9-l6c; choice
yellow clarified. 2 T.tGc; prime clarified,
3 l-A03 3.Sc; OF clarified. 303 t-l6c:
seconds 2Gi3 1-1Gc,
Mol0s4cs -Steady. Open kettle strictly
prime, POS; good primo. 22d23c: prime.
2od2lc; fair To good fair. 1TM1gc; com
mon to good common, l5di6c
Centrifugal, good prime 10 strictly
prime lo0lic; fair 20 prime SQ0c;
common TO good common, 0UTc; In
ferior, sc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-27
THE MARKETS.
Local Markets
FLOUR AND GRAIN.

3, 52c. new 40 = o'e; No.
:, Corn-car lots, T. o. h., Fort Worth
hashe ~ eaf, local, wagon lots. 45c per
43c; sacked, As l-1c' us puiA'
oatsTrexas rust proof, car lots. T.
S 4. D. ,, Fort Wcrth. bnlk, &c; smoked,
:, Bran, per 100 pounds, /. o. b. Fort
Worth. 70 1-2c. ~ No''
Hay,ycar lots, +, O. b.. Fort Worth
9les t Forney. Sl1.JO per ton; best INLAND.
IS 90; alfalfa, loose. local. SO. .ISbns n
grass, baled, local, S. jer lon; loose prei
RE, local, per ton, $40.
flonr-Best patents. 81 80 per 100
p9undsi half patents, 81 %. third grade
Sl.45; fourth grade, Sl.O5; Northern
patent. 81 10.
,Shops-gorn and oats, mixed, per ton.
SIS; per 100 pounds. Si.OO.
tott0n-LOw middlmr. Go. strict low
middiing- lie; middling Gle: strict
middiing, 6 5-Sc; good middling, 8 sc
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-27
HBsrER's COTTON FIGURES.

by ANhOclhieu IresA.
New Orleans. Jan. 90 Secretary Hes
ler's weekly New Orleans cotton ex-
change statement issued today shows that
tho crop movement haa passed b,OOOO 900,
the market exceeding that figure BY
5000 bales. Last year, II wae not un-
I'll the last week IN March that over
G,OOOOOO bales had been marketed The
amount brought into aight during the
week ending today Is largely IN excess
Of the seven days ending January 20,
last year, and Of tho same period year
before last; the gain over the former
being $1,000 bales, or over - per cent,
and over the latter 10000 bales, or nearly
90 per cent. For tho hrst tweniy-six
days OF January up TO toia{ inclusive
the movement had been l0GOi2 bales
ahead Of the Same twcnty-six days IN
January last year, aud 1879 bales ahead
Of The same lime year before last. This
brings the excess IN the movement for
1AS DAYS Of this sen6On. from September
/ 20 January 20, inclusive, 70 81, POD
bales over The same 14s days last sea
son, aud reduces the deficiency, com
pared with the same las daya Of 1892
10 iOOs.IiO bales. The total brought
into sight during The past seven days has
been 1913 bales against 1921 bales
iagt year, and 1905 bales year before
while the aggregates for the first twenty
six days Of january are t1olOl b8les,
against 4T3, 149 and 6JO,si6 bales The
total marketed from September ] to date
Ia 0.Oss.sl3 bales. against 5,263,60t aud
T.O93.g3 bales for the last year and tine
yenr before respectively.
From this time on last year the amount
Of eption brought into sight was l.fj6.-
7dl bales and year before last. LBS. AZ
bales. In other words, after this date
last year q 44-1OO per cent Of the crop
was marketed, aud after this date season
before iast n 1910 per cent. The
movement since September ] shows re-
ceipis AZ all United States ports Of A.
TTS.O08 bales, against 20i6,901 bales
Inst year. and 5.3Sg73t bales the year
beforci overland across the Aiaaiesippi.
Ohio and Potomac rivers TO the Northern
mins md CsDada. 5Is.55l bales, agnins,
G2O,Gs4 and 500. ia bales; Interior stocks
IN exoeag Of those held a. the close Of
The commercial year, %, l81 bales
against 3t4.isa aud 5l5,42A baissi South
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-27

srn mill talslngs, S9oloSe bales, asaius,
3Sl,1T and 349.G03 bales.
Foreign exports for the week have boen
-, 200 bales against 74.GST last year,
making the total thus far for the sea.
son 3.i3dS75 bales, against 2,TlO.Oid
bales last year or an incrasc Of ~ $50
halea.
Northern mill takings during the mast
seven days show II decrease 81 5Gn as
compared with the corresponding period
last year and The total taking since Sep
TENDER ! have decreased i55,TGa. The
lotal earnings OF American mills,
North and South. and Canada,
thus far for the season have been i,4oT,,
go bales, against 1,GlOAOS bales last
yar, These included 1866. 100 bales
by, Northern spinners, against 1911 Us
bales
II must be remembered that tho weekly.
monthly aud seasons comparison IN See
rotary lestcr's reports are made up TO
the corresponding date last year and the
year before. Comparisons Of the close
of the corresponding weeks are mislead
inr. ns the totals TO the close Of this
week last year would take li0 days OF
the season. and to tho close OF this week
in 1892 Included 15l days. whereas the
close Of this week this year gives only
las days.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-27

LIVERPOOL WEEKLY STATEMENT.
Galveston, Tex, Jan. 20
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-27

ollf'lhl AflpNhANAs
New Orleans, Jan. 20. MeElroy X
Co. say:
Funres- Although Liverpool opened
only 1-0ld higher, thus giving US soant
encouragement, there was n latter im-
provcmcnt Of 1-64d, which was all that
was needed in the temper Of our market
nt the time TO start IL upward again.
Prices here opened point or two be-
low yesterdays figures, advanced 10
points under the continued buying in an
ticipation Of a decided falling OF Ia the
movement the coming week. This antici-
patton was atreuqhened In a measure
by the small receipts az Galveston and
Savannah. but the estimate OF $500 for
New Orleans tomorrow, against 400 last
year acted as an Offset.
The movement for tho week Just ended
exceeds our estimate Of Wednesday,
which was 1SO 900 bales. This adds 1855
O00 20 the amount thus far brought
into sight and this compares with 09-
600 last year and $4,000 balea In 1890.
For the coming week we compare with
12s,OO0 bales brought into sight last year
aud with short receipts OF 5000 bales.
The popular estimate for the port re-
eeipts il about 10000 bales TO 10000
bales.
Spota advanced 1-18c under the buy
ing Of exporters to il their January en-
gagements. but futures closed l point
under yesterday. The situation now de
ponds upon the realization Of the pre-
dicion Of decidedly smaller movement
unless expectations are realizedAt would
be difficult 10 maintain prices, but any
confirmation of the late predictions will
be the signal for active buying and higher
prico8.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-27
STAPLE PROVISIONS

Meats-,Dry salt, clear shorts, Sc;
bacon, short, clear, Dc: bacon bellies
10 lie; dry salt bellies &c; medium
hams, 10 l-2ci large hams, 1Oe. break
o lie.
Sugar-Stapdard eranulated, 7-sc,
powdered. barrels, 1-4c; powdered.
half barrels, ) l-2c; cut loaf Ia barrels
3 1-4o; cut loaf, In half barrels, 3 l-9c;
fancy yellow clarified, 3-Sc; prime We.
low clarified, 4 1.4c.
Coness-AAEbpqkle's Arlosa, u lie;
Midland, - lie; Lion, ~ lie; Alaro.
ma, "a 1-2ci Jersey, "a lie.
Green Coffee-By the sack, good 81
lie; choice, % lee fancy, 25c: pea
berry, u 1-2e; old government Java,
&c; Mocha, pc.
Molasses Barrel lots, new crop,
fancy sugar house, 40c; choice new crop,
per gallon, Doc; fancy syrup, per gallon,
Boo; choice corn syrup, per gallon, 2Sc.
Benns-Nayy, 3 lie; Lima. 3 1-2c;
bayop, Q LEI pink, lie; black eyes,
Rice-Common. 3 3-4d4c; prime, Sc;
choice, 8 l-2Q6c; head rice, G lie.
Salt Fish-New. .nieekeiel, medium, No.
]. half barrels 81 30; No, 2. 10-pound
net kits, 81 10: medium. No. ], 10 pound
net kits, Sl25 Goldfish bricks, I 1-5c.
Gheese-Falncy, full cream, one in box,
10 re; two IN DoH' 10 l-4ci Young Anne
riean, l0c
pound packasts' per pound lie; o.
pound wooden noNes' &c per pound; corn
starch, ~ ana az pound boxes, Ud6 lie;
fauiuess, O4ci l-ponnd packages to the
case, 80 49,,
Piekles.B9ls., medium 50; y bills,
medium, S5ooi DDS; small 5000; II
bills, small, S4.23; lOEallon kegs $40