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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-09

Special 10 the tij,zettN
New Orleans, La. Jan. S.McElroy y
Co. say: Fulurcs-lhe Chronicles crop
figure Of l,2ioUO has had decided
erect upon the views of spinnors, VI We
are go accept tnr rs. oi r-.,l boo o+
pool today as an evidence Of change
Of sentiment regarding the size OF tue
Yield. As We said on Saturday, the
Chronicle is looked upon everywhere as
W-Ay CONSERVATIVE Auuiuttts, Ntth 3.
tendency, II anything. toward liberal esd
mates, hence the advance la futures,
coupled with an Improvement of l-lDl
lu spots. aud sales of l2.p,U bales, Is
hardly surprising. 1t Is also not sur
prsius To see new york ptVmruy to.
spOud To tho Improvement On the other
side Here. despite the legal holiday
there has been nctiye trading on the
curb, NJ prices ranging from an advance
OF 10 to 10 points. Considerable realz-
ing has taken place at the Improvement
longs who had carried contracts in the
face OF heavy losses during tnc decline
naturally being ready sellers when they
could get out profit. More of this
realizing " likely to occur. and reaction
after several DAYS of steady advance
would not be out of place. On such
dcpressions, particularly II receipts show
no ,ehutHry ~ sweat we thlnN purchases
will be advisable.
Receipts at ports today are $4,000,
bales, against $4,000 bales last year and
New Orleans pxnectR tomorrow ls,OOO
bales, against 10000 bales last year
Spots here have been In excellent dc
maud with tOt0I sulus of N4uJ 90 's
3-1Gc advance. IL has been conf lcntly
predicted that the latter part of tbs
week will show liberal port movement.
sutn MS nigit uV expected .lIum tYc.u . DO.
sales by the interior during the past
week. If this e!-poctnuon l. disappuint-
ed shorts would be liable to recover freely
aud further Improvement would b. prob
able under such circumstances.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-09
Markets BY TELEGRAPH.


STOCKS AND BONDS
BY Associated Press
New York, jan. S.--rhc upward move
mcnt on speculative values, which set IN
with such bnoyancy Saturday received n
duced roallkations at the opening Of busi.
ness, and the short interest," which had
covered largely at the close Of last week,
saw IN, the saloe an opportunity TO renew
their lines,
Concerted attacks were therefore made
bly, ST. Paul leading, the industrials, par
ucularly sugar and some OF the special
ties. The market did not give out with
out a struggle, and several shares that
were attacked were very strongly sup
ported. Sugar was the most prominent
IN the transactions and IN the final deal
ings, Il advanced steadily under heavy
buying, despite persistent hammerins by
the bears
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-09

'Tu the brain" remarked the physician
to tho traveller care, besides tho portions
pertaining to the senses, certain portions
controlling the motion Of tho arms tho
motion OF tho legn and the motion Of the
trnnk"----
I'm bet n horse" interrupted the lis
tener, tine baggage 6mnsher hasn't got any
OF TINT last portion you mentioned" aud
the physician refuaed 70 furnish further In
formation. Detrolt Free Press
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-09
PRODUCE
81. IONS pRopron.

BY Associated Press.
st, Louis, Mo, Jan. s.-Flour un-
changed
Wheat-Market opened strong, gaining
lie az once. but soon weakened ON SELL
ing. dropping full cent before buying
stcmmed the tide. Market closed $50
LIE lower than Saturdays final prices:
No. 2 red casa, and January closed ut
J0c; option, 90 3-ic.
Corn-l'bo market followed wheat. but
closed without losing anything In the
final prices; No, 2, mixed cash, and Janu-
ary, closed at 33ci February, 33 Use;
May. 30 1.Sr
OAts-Market was easier; No 2, cash,
and January closed at 2S 3-4ci May,
Bic.
llay-Qnlet and unchanged.
Cornmenl-M0rket unchanged.
Whisky-Market unchanged
Begging and Cotton Hes-Murket UNI
changed.
preyisions-- Higher aud firm. Pork,
Sl3 30; lard, 81 81 l-2 shoulders,
50 " l-2; longs and ribs, so sOi shorts,
50 %; boxed; 15c moro.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-09
FRESH VEGETABLES AND FRUIT.

Vegetables Cabbage. Northern. per
pound, > 1-2d3c; potatoes, California,
pee bushel. SOC; onious, per pound,
. l.2u3c; eeweet potqtoes, per bushel. 90
6iT5c; sweet potatoes. Northern, per
hushel. S1.5O; pumpkin yams. 81; sweet
pepper. per halt-bushcl basket, 4oc; celery,
Soc per one dozen punches; heets,
81 80; sugar cane. S2'50li3 per 100 stalks
radishts. 2Udi1c per dozen; lettuce, 2Od
25c per dozen.
Fruits California lines. per boy. S1d
100: Northern apples. per barrel, Sol pei
bushel Sl6tl %; lemons, fancy, t3J0'sl
per box Sl6f4.55: oranges, per box. So;
Biuciclds bananas, pcr bunch, 81 ORd
ST. Concord grapes, per basket Afd.iOc:
pears. per hnlf-bushel, 81 30; hushel box.
5000: California egg plums, per crate.
50 %: California Kelsey plnms. per
crate. 50 90; California prunes per crate,
81 ~; guinness per hnshol. 81 90; Bart
lett pears, per box. S3.25
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-09
KANsAs cnY 1lyn srocM

by RNsorlhleu IltsA,
Kansas City, Mo-, Jan. S-Cuttlc-
Market lower Texas steers, 81 25SC
400 shipping steers 81. 201li i0' Texas
aud native cows, 81 lOfiA 90: butchers
stock. 50 ,Nldi 10; stockers and feeders,
81 6On3 %.
Hogs Market opened weak, closed
strong TO Toe higher BnllS, 81 O5Gfj 10;
heavy packing and mixed, SiD06io.17 IL;
light Workers aud pig. 81 OOdl 10.
Shccp-Wcrc steady; others slow and
lower.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-09

The breathing Of compressed md rarciled
air ia attracting wide attention ut the pres
ent time In connection with the prevention
and the treatment Of pulmonary oonsump
ton and ~ another mode whcrcwith tho
chest capacity can be decidedly improved.
when air Is breathed In this manner, there
ia felt during each inspiration gentle dis.
teutlon OF tho whole chest, while during
expiration feeling OF emptiness is expert
eneed.
Consumption Is not n disease which orig
mates In y day, but IL Is the outgrowth OF
morbid habits and agencies which may
even antedato the birth Of tho Individual.
Defective breathing IS one Of these habits,
and It's pernleious prevalence "a more wide
spread than IN generally supposed. --Dr.
Thomas J Mays In Century.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-09

Accordingtoexp calculations, tho Col.
ieoum Of Rome seated 5000 spectators,
while 6000O more could have found stand
ing room. The external circumference OF
the Coliseum as IL stands today Is 1, TBS feet,
its long diameter 90 feet, lts short Diane
ter $40 feet, The arena IL e1o by 100 feet
and tho height Of the building 100 feet.
There Is stll standing four stories Of tho
original structure II was 10 all probabll-
ity tho largest building Of auditorium ar
rhngcment ever known. New York Even.
iuu sun
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-09

llsa. Neb.. Jan. S.-"Thcre will be
Ictenee Of the leading labor leaders
united States next summr for the
Sc Of discussing The advisability Of
* an Independent political party
'rfsident Hearth at the Brunswick
day Mr. Hearth is the executive
IF 10000 brick.ayers in this country
annda.
e wprlingmen throughout the land
renhzed tle fact that the ouly way
cure legislation favorable to their
SIS II 10 elect men to office from
own ranks" he continued, There
zen TOO much devotion Ia party prin-
in tho past and not sufficient fcnlty
Dor Interests. Every candidate Is
rofessed friend of lac wOrkingmun
election, but they forget him as
~ the votes are counted Such fire.
eases OF misplaced confidence has
ted wage Carners and they propose
opt mother plan. Lawyers elected
1slanires Invariably work for cor
on intcrcsts aud ignore the voice
unl2el labor In the past tle great
e 10 labor circles Las been petty
sica and lack Of solidity of the labor
but j think the present condition Of
Piliug masses has brought them to
senses and obliterated all political
Ia a universal demand for emancipa-
~ eu,.n miSYpG1s na', III H. mouiu
..,irn,P ts'Ia.a1o5 ~ ~, ''v ."po' VI
Iun labor interests AT the polls aud
ere. The KNIGHTS Of Labor vii
.bole be oonsolidated Win b a
Lean Federation of Labor. MS tbev
% foo weak, npmericnlly sncol,ing
ew Wears 10 stand niouc.
ie cities Throughout the corntrv oro
rowdcd with idle mon who arg, H.
aiiiierers of the present hnri hines
IN n moor mans manic In evory snns,
e Gord, think that Pros innt
|lnin ndmini r.in 81
10 silver and nrotoctivc toriT
.srfiatly responsible for thn nr"s NJ
iof affairs. hut such denressibns ara
deal. aud cannot b. ,vbolly ebors,d
III rnnson. The We,i WINS M 6rst
In tho depression. and lnbnr Vy9s
rat ID snfter. The result lWns tbot
nnd4 Of mon ont Of vnrl, wont
in search of emp,oymert ib,t Ji5
1aicrialize. Then tho nnnicL- ,vnve
i the East. aud the result was an
INK surtiIs on uu.ui,t,p ..,'.-
rrffrnpolitnu cepf,,rs nf thot r.,.
These mon viii have IA ha fel
tic bands Of CHARITY min tj,nss
.va.& The rpe1tosh monnfactnrcI
n 81 this country last veSr ~ w. o',
Is Nanv deservlny worl;non 40 -,
q tbD ntimi,nr TN bNii,in,. ,ra,i,,,
k.l nam nnv ntber closs -, M
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-09

Special to the Gazette
Dallas, Tex, Jan S.--'rhc court Of
criminal appeals convened today with
Chief Justice ]. NJ. Hurt and Justice y.
j. Simldnsnn the bench. Seventeen
cases were suhmitted
Justice w L. Davidson Is IN at his
home at Georgetown
The Federal court. Judge John b y.
Rector presiding, convened today. The
civil docket is very large. Next Mon.
day the grand jury viii be organised
and on February the criminal docket
will be called.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-09

New York, Ian, S-,rbe week opened
with the tho market responding some
what slowly to the most favorable conli
lions seen In ine weather, and Hil
further advancing market for cotton
small stock. The favorable feature
of tile general market is the prompt con-
fidencc with which collections are be
ing reported Cotton goods In general
way are stendier. Print cloths rule quiet,
with pressure to sell Prints and print.
ed fabric are steady with moderate de
mand. Gnghnms and woven wash goods
fully hold their own Foreign dry goods
are receiving rather more attention. The
change.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-09
NEW YORK LAVE STOCK.

BY Assorted Press.
New York. Jan o. .-Becyes- Market nc.
tive and lic higher An grades closed
dull, but steady, Native steers. good TO
fairly prime, Sd6io ~; medium to inir
- ieGpt. ~, common TO ordinary, So 81
al -; Htngs and oxen. 81 65dl 20;
bulle, $2GlS; dry cows, 81 916t3 10.
Calycs-Market firm. Nenis, poor 20
choice, S5li6; Western calves, 81 80.
Sheep and Lambs Strong Sheep,
steady. lambs a shade irmer. Sheep, com,
mon TO prime, seas 10. Lambs, inferior
TO choice. 81. 40d5 a. 10.
Hogs-Stcady Mt $5.7hHG y.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-09
cRAcHrRs. CAKES AND CANDIES

Cru. Sls--Aulmals lie; Boston butter,
Sc; butter, Gc @ cans. s lie. crackmels,
l5c; cracker meal. Uc; oyster pearl, Uc;
oyster excelsior, s.; prelzeis. i5c; cream
soda, Sc; snowiiakes, l2c soda, &c.
Cakes aud lunbles-- Eleven aud one
half cents. fruit. sdllaun. he; ginger
snaps. lie: gran1ma's cookies, Zoe;
lemon snaps. he; waters. 15c. sugar
cookies, Toe; stage plnuks, Sc.
Candies-Caramels. assorted favor, 8
pound boxes Zoe; gum1rops, y, as.
sorted havors. 0-pound box. 4oc: .Iapnnese
strips. cocoanut flavor, 5.pound box. O5c;
rock. assorted aud white, B5c; French
kisses, per box. O5c; chocolate creams,
Al. poe: lemon drops, frosted, per box.
05c; burnt almonds, per box. Duc; creams,
hand made. twelve varieties, OOc; pea
nut block, Csc; peanut bar. per box, Zoe;
lozengcs. asSortcd con. 5-pound box,
Toe; mnrsh-mnllows, cherry brand, D.
pound box. Sl.21, mixed candles, pals,
per pound. lee; crystal cut. Sc; daisy
u VI creams. he; stick candy, in pals,
lie.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-09
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

10y Associated Press.
Chicago. Jan Seattle Good de-.
mand; strong; top salos for steers, $40
W03O, No extra fine STEERS. Medium,
SiO0ffi.G0; others. S3.aOi4,t5; stockers,
S2o0a35O; COWS, St.T5M3.20 =
Hogs Market active; Toe higher; bfNvy
rough, S1OO@J.1O; packers aud>1niXed.
S.l160.30; prime heavy and, .Nutchcrs
weights, S1.20d5.15; prime light S5.40fG
J.i5
Shccp--AigTkct stCSdy; good demand
Wcstcrns S2.75lEi50; lambs, S3,00dt
49,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-09

Oysters aud Fish-oystcrs, bulk, I5d
soc per 100 counts; per dozen cans
81 %; dressed catfish, Toe per pound
gulf fish. Zoe per pound: shnmps. pei
nnnud 16c; crabs, per dozen, zoe
per dozen; Quats. 81 .OOdi 30 ner dozen;
Mnllard ducks. per pair, Coo; Teal ducks
ror mir. Roe: cnuvashack dncke. per
ptlr. hfdGOc; rabbits, 81 per dozen; deer
saddles, per pound. lie.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-09

irish wit, a. rule, comes like naah.
Up In Worcester county awhile ago pro-
tractrd raiustorm left the roads almost i'm
passable for vehicles. A Yankee was driving
In light buggy aud met u Jolly irlshmAn
plodding along on foot with difficulty.
Said the former, TITS very bid going, Pat,
isn't i'm "Yes,p responded Pat, "and ita
DANCED bad comm too. n-Boston Courier.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-09

BY Associated Press.
New York. Jan. S-whcat-. mar.
ket dull; No. rcd. store aud elevator,
90 1'2c; ailoat. IS Use; r. q. b.. 0S Use. !
Corn-Spot market closed easy: No. .,
- l-2G elevator; 10 l41Li3 la ahcat;
yellow, l3c.
Qats-Spot--l-lo lower.
Hides-Steady.
Leather Steady.
lard-Firmer; western steam closed al
$50
Pork-Domand good and market frm
New mess St4.0Ou145O.
Cotton seed OLA shade easier Ia an
prchension OF diminished production; 10.
sal demand more active, aud better
Western inquiry reported. Importers
are stu holding OFF, Prime crude, 2ad
SOC; on crude 25N2Ic.
Coiiee-Spot Rio quiet bur steady; No.
Z. SlS.SI l-2.Corjova, $50 0Od2025; sales
none.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-09
coPERAs COVE NEWS.
II 10 bic Gazette.

eras Cove, Tex, Jan. Slams
4. he popular eattlenan Of Core.
1pn,S ships today one car OF meal
COWS Twenty eight head-weighf,
|auud1, He Il also feeding at George
'erge bunch OF cows aud s.eeni
" Nad meal.
SHIRT a c0wman Of Brownwood.
~ cqntracting for a bunch Of "a
Il for spring delivery.
1uNnsend, a Lampdsls cattlcman.
~ Z cattle trade and Is posted on
r4tfle convention at Austin win
andff by some cattlemen from this
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-09
ST. LOUIS wooL MARKET.

by AsHOrlnTeI ITfsS.
st. Louis No, JaD .-Wool-Wcakcr
on legislative uncertainty; Missouri aud
Illinois medium combing. lOdil6 lie;
low and braid, 13Vi5c; Western and
Northern medium, i2d13c; Texos, size;
coarse and low, 9allci tub washed,
choice, he
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-09

idcs-Buycrs are paying. Dry flint.
heavy. Sex light. 4c; dry salt. %; green
salt. 2die lie; butchers green. 2fi3c,
Wool Light medium, 15d1Oc; low
medium. l2dl4c; fine. 12d14c.
Bonos-Hoof aud bones, 500 per ton.
Bees wax-15G1sc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-09

Oysters One pound. per dos., DOC; No.
., per doz., Sl.S1.
Fish-Alaska. No i.'sni,noh. per dozen.
Sl.4O; Columbia river No. l salmon, pei
dozqn. Sl.15; l-pound mackersl. per doz.,
Si.65; Aioerican sard.nss. LIS. per case,
s. 80; French sardlnes, LIS per case
Sil5O.
Msats-Po,ted ham. Il pound. per
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-09

The German mother says that should she
By accident loso the heel Of her shoe one u
her children will die before the year IL out,
while should a French lady meet with such
an accident to her high heeled slippers dts
appointment In love Is sure 70 follow. ---Cin-
cinnRd Commercial Gazette.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-09

BY Associated Press
New Orleans, La, Jan. S.-sugnr
lirmer. Open kettle. prime, = 7-iUc.
fun fair. . 3Se; gooa fair. 1-4a3
1-lGc; good common 70 fair, . 3-1GG
-; common. i-1Ge: inferior. 1
l5-lde; centrifugal, of white, 9 7-1Gc;
clarified. 1-Sd3 1-ic: % clarified. 2
l8-l0u3 l-1G; seconds. 3-4d2 3-3c.
Molsssrs-Betier feeling. Open Kettle;
strictly prime, 25e. good prime. 225i2.ic'
prime, 2od2ic; fair 10 good FUR. ia
10c: comngn to good common, l5alOs-
ferneniing, 2Ia3 eents on centrifugal
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-09

as. Tex. Jan. S.-Daras county.
9 Of the city Of Dallas, i dry now
| y not saloon IN the comfy.
k0Wlett, last SATURDAY. thn vote
ar follows; For local option. "a.
H.. g. '''YN' ~
slnt Valley precinct. For local
a9i against, l.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-09
MONEY.


BY Associated Press.
Now York. Jan S.-AIoncy on call,
easy at per cent, all day,
Prime mercantile papers, LIDO lie.
Bar silver-Closel at Us o-Sc,
Mexican silver do.lars-0oc
Sales silver certificates, none.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-09

Little Ethel May with the Payton
Comedy company VIII appear every night
in songs and dances al the opera house,
Prices 10, 30, 20, 30 and 30 cents.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-09
EXcnANan IA NEw onLnANs.

Now Orleans, La. Jan s.-(spocinl -.
Sterling Commercial. 60
dlNH.... ......i,t.,a.st..s4 hs4mf hHa
Frnnos-- Commercial, 10 dnya,5 2liE
Now York sight Iinnk,.. par
Commandments. sac. 20 dis
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-09

Galveston, Tex. Jan. s.--(speclaL) -
Spot cotton closed firm at l.Sc advance
Low ordinary..............",.. 0 ~
OtuihhfN .t.. .... 'ss'sss''ss. %
hood ordinary ....... ..s's,"
Mddlinv ..........,............ IS
Good middling ,....... ...... 7 rs
Middhng fair ,.,,-....'....'...., is
sale, i.Sns
Exporis a,7O0
Shi ments coastwise Z 800.
Home consumption iOa.
EinnN lnl -nll.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-09

PAXTON COMEDY company, &C the opera
house all this week Prices 10, 20, Is,
30 and 80 cents.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-09

good prime 1OHlic; fair to priiuc. SaQc.
eniamon 10 good common Ud7ci iufer-
iori DC; syrup. l5ae2ci
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-09

Galveston, Tex, Jan. &c Especially ,
Sterling % days. .,,...,....,.,'., q
New YORK sight ,...t....,.,,".,., as
New Orleans sight, .,.....,....... u dis
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-09

Quotations based on small lots to re-
dealers. Antipnthine. per ounce, SOC;
Acelanlid, per ounce, Zoe; per pound.
soc; acetic add. per pound. l0c; earbol-
L acid, cryst- per pound. 30li32ci .mp-
riauc acid. o r., per pound. 22c: nitric
acid, z. r.. per pound, 22c; sulphnric
acid, G. r., ner pound, 22c: fannie acid.
bulk, per pound, 81 %: alcohol. % pcr
cent per gal, S2,42, less Sc for cash:
alum. per pound, &c; antlkamnla, 500;
unutebrine. per ounce. Poe, nntipyrene.
per onaee, SIiO; ammonia. carbonate.
per pow :. Zoe; vitriol, per pound. Case;
hue ISIS, per pound, Soc; blue olnt'
mant er pound. Doc; bOrax. per pound.
l2Ml3c; camlhor gum, per pound 5Jfi
0Ic' capsleum, powdered, per pound. 25c;
cocainr muir, cryst, per onnce. $3.50:
copperns per pound. 2M3c; cream tartar.
@. r.. per pound. 30c: grocers. per
mound, Ice; Dovcrs powder per pound.
81 ~; ether sulphnric II. s. r., per
pound. Iac. gum arabic first nick. nor
pound. Doc; shellac per hound 33c;
glue. brown, per pound. 12dlGc CINE,
white. ner pound. 20c: marc per n0nnd.
=. 4 w. l-s ounce box, per ounce. 50 30:
IL ounce boxes. per nunre. 50 80. ounce
bottles. per ounce, $40: nntmegs. per
pound. 1hc; castor oil, ner rnllnn, 81 20
@l.;5;. olive OF; per gallon. S1-l0; lin
r ner gallon. 81 %; opium. nor nnnnd.
S2.Gj: opium, po, per pound. S3G5; mack
pepper. per pOind. l5c: potash bromide
per pound, 47c: potash. chlarate. per
pound, DC; ioalle ner pound 81 2A.
1uirlne. p. & w. 1-ounce bottles. SIC;
cans. per ounce, 3dc: duininc. r. & W.,
quinlne, l-ounce walls per ounce. BE;
do. Bounce Tins aec. 2h-onnee tins. per
o., Pc; lO0-ouncp tins. ner o., 2Ge; sal
soda. per pound. 1-4d2 PC; salt peter,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-09

fEYoUR BAOK ACHES,
r I1I tii worn ouf. really good for ncgh,
II w. Il Is general debility Try
" NIIiTNS IRON BITTEfS.
cure you, cleanse your nyer, and elTa
q gocd appetite.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-09

By Associated Press.
Kansas. City, Mo. Jan. s-Wheh,-
Market higher. No. . red, 5Gc
COrn-Steady. No. 2. mixed, 20 l-46i
80 lie; No. .. white. Bic.
Oais-rAiarket higher. No. ., mixed,
2Su2s he; No. 2, white. 29n2D 1-2e.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-09

Retail list-Brldgeport. car lots. A25i
ester. Jenny Lind. Rouse. Maitland. Rob.
lns1n md Wnlsenherg Goals car lots.
1913; 3 TO 10 Ton lots Sf25; ton.
500; onc-hnlf ton. $50; Monarch. Vic
tor. Santa Clara, and Eilnore GOALS car
lots, $3.50. 20 10 ton lots. 5000; two
tons, S025; one ton, $3.50, onr-half ton.
$3.50: Brlar Greek and AIcIames coal.
car lots Si25: 2 to 10 ion lots, $3.50;
two Ions. StT5; one ton. 5000 one-hhlf
ton. SS2Ii Monarch egg. car lots, S5.a5.
3 10 10 ton lots. $3.50; single ton. s.
anthracite RennVivanial. car lots, Sit.
single tons. $3.50: one-haif ton. S.:
slnck. 40c. car lnris. S225: Thurber
car lots $3.50 ner TIM: Cameron. per
son. SIS; two tons. $780, 3 10 10 tons.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-06
Another Lie Nailed.

Deer Lodge Silver Stata
While nineteen men were sitting around
10 the office OF the McBnrney house. Deer
lodge one evening last week, talking po l.
tics. capital fight and other wise, one OF the
party ssid a roll Of ths men then and there
assembled would show a majority for Hell
ena. His bet was snapped up. vote taken,
and Anaconda got eleven votes TO Helena's
eight.-Anaoonda Standard.
The above item. taken Il ON the Standard
of the 2nd inst, would make IL appear that
Deer Lodge is largely in favor OF Anaconda
in the capital 1Rht, but such is not the
case. The nineteen men we're present as
stated. Jhe vote was taksu, butit resulted
In twelve votes being cast for Helena. hvs
for Anaconda. one for Great Falls
and one for Drummond. For the correct
ness Of this statement we refer 20 Col. w.
n. Aylesworth, the proprietor OF the ho.el.
at whose suggestion the vote was taken.
Not only this; two moe votes were taken
at the Gnmo place one evening last week,
and Helena received O majority each time.
Notwithstanding the last time the wink
went around that Anaconda was 10 win,
in order 10 stick n SUI posed sucker for
drinks for the gang,
Misrepresentation, bnlldozinR, threatened
boycotts. etc, won't win in this commun-
ity. but il rather serves TO put our reople
on their guard.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-06

source AZ Three Forks that Mr.. Toole
has been springing the remarkable ar
gument uron tho good people OF tho
Three Forks section that the building
OF great works at that point ia assured
il the Anaconda company succeeds in
consummnting a sale OF its property
(now under bond for q prineely sum-
TO foreign eyudieate, but that its
ability 10 make tho sale depends almost
wholly upon securing tho capital, rs the
foreign syndicate regards that as a very
important adjunct TO the property.
Therefore everybody Join in and vote
for Anaconda for tho capital, in order
that tho Anaconda property and the
Montana capital may DO sold to this
foreign syndicate, who will theroupon
build works at Three Forks. IL goes
without saying that Mr. Toolo Is q
daisy.