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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-18
NEW YoRN PRODUCE.

by Associated Pfess.
New York Feb. 1T.--Wheai-Spot
dull No red, store and elevator
81 40. ailoat " SIC; +. o. b.
corn Spot market inactive. No. 2
A. 3-iQi3e elevators ~ 3-fg14e anoat :
cred. a9c; No. 8, $780, No. ? white, 33c
Hay Steady. shipping. Csc; good to
Hide ~ouiet. Wet salted New Or.
leans selected - 20 % pounds. ~
. lie; Texas selected, 10 TO ~ ponnda,
pounds. 10 l.2aile; Texas dry sailed,
Leather = I'airly active. ilsmlock
sole. Buanos Ayres light 10 heavy
weights 14dfi0c.
Rice STEADY. Domestic, fair TO ex'
ira. 3 1i2atle; japan, i,5igfi l2e.
Molasses- Dull. New Orleans open
kettle. good 70 choice, 2Inabc.
Cotios, seed al Inactive, goierally weak
nnder pressure Of large forced sale The
cablo Indicates some tendency toward re-
,.nperatlon. following a felicf from the
pressure ~ sales refefrcd 20. Soms mills
r,.uorfed elgsing down. but there 0ro
more sellers tia1 buyers
Market closes weak.
OuDfnd01si prime cruaei bhls, 2sM
2ge. prime summer yellow, 33ff3iN: III
summer yellow, 5ln32c; buitor cradles,
85a3Ge: prime swimmer white. 30ai3Tc
Spot coffee RIO quiet; 10. Z. ia
IL 81; mid lDarkci. inactive bot STEADY.
Conioya, 10 1-2dl9 JIc.
guear- Raw Drm; refining. 15-16c;
centrifaenl. 10 test. q 1913 3Sls, cen-
tnfuxai aaoai 10 Philadelphia, $50.
Rsanci slsady; ~. Z, ale,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-18
ANOTHER KNOCK.
IOWA PARK People DEMAND
ADMISSION
To the Fort sin coun,ry-Resolu.
lions Urging Its Early Opening
Passed Unanimously.


Iowa Park, Tex. Feb. ia munster
mass meeting looking 10 the opening of
the Fort Sll county met here his even
ing. a large number Of visitors from
Fort Worth, Wichita Fails and other
places were IN attendance. Gen. +. Nj
Clarke, John Howard Judge Skeen. Col
W. X. Crockett. Mayor McClesky. iudpe
Nennedy and Col. ID. @. Kolp were
prominently noticed,
The following preambles and resoln-
tons were adopted:
Whereas, the kiowa. Comancle and
Apache tribes Of Indians did by treaty
made with the Uuited States eede anil
convey TO the United States all Of The
land embraced in the tract OF country
known as the Fort Sil.reseryation; and.
Whereas, bill is now pending before
congress to ratify and confirm said treaty:
Whereas, the passage Of said bin by
congress will secure the title TO the said
lands to the United States and throw
open to public settlement over four
million acres Of fertile lands: and,
Whereas the settlement of the Fort Sill
country converting It's now idle acres mo
fruitful farms, will create homes for
many thousands Of thrifty farmers; and.
Whereas, such settlement will directly
benefit the trade and commerce Of Texas.
hhlAN "a 'h'Af NtA NANNt AtlpAn 10 Nut
development Of North Texas: therefore.
BE it Resolved by The citizens OF
Wishita county in mass meeting assem-
bled at Iowa Park thar we earnestly urge
upon congress the importance Of promptly
taking favorable action upon the bill
now before it to ratify and confirm the
treaty between the United States and the
Niowa, Comanche and Apache tribes of
Indians.
Resolved. that copy Of these rcso-
buttons be forwarded 10 the commiitce on
public lands and the committee on
+ Indians affairs of the house Of repre-
scntatives and also TO our senators and
representatives at Washington with the
request that they use their best efforts
to secure the speedy passage Of The bill.
\ large fund was subscribed and com
| mitice appointed to issue reliable infur-
| nation to the press Of the United States
as TO the best route for settlers entering
the reservation and making Iowa Park
the point of departure
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-18
rnAcnER AND puPIL.


Hennessy, o. r.. Feb. 1T.-William
O'Hara Is teaching school az College
Coners, six miles east OF Hcnnessy.
Last Wednesday evening Fred Smiths
hoy stood at the head Of the class in
spelling but missed word aud had
10 step down, aud when It came his turn
10 smell again he refused 10 spell, or
even TO try. The teacher insisted that
he should make an effort. He still re,
fused, aud squared himself IN Sorbe9
style. Three rounds were fought and
the teacher won. After supper a rap
was heard at the door Of the teachers
boarding house, and The father OF me
hoy was there TO see him. BoiE com
batants fought to a finish, and O,Harn
won in this battle. Yesterday Oliam
came TO town and swore out warrant
before Judge Perkins for assault and
battery. Smith plead guilty. Tie
Judge, being an cd teacher himself,
knows how It Il. and fned smith so
and costs and ten days in jail Mt King
fisher, aud advises teachers to govern
tleir schools
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-18

thewreck she walked away, leaving several
people who had witnessed the accident TO
smile at the loss and enjoy the odor of the
perfume.
Come here, Patsy" shouted one street
gamin to another. 'some ones lost her
smellin bottle"
"Umphl" said Patsy. Its Just like
soap, haiu't Ivy" and the two stood smiling
the odor like dogs after rabbit. The
sweet scented liquid flowed across thepave-
ment and formed little pool Attracted
by the crowd, a little flower girl came skip
ping up, The odor OF the perfume greeted
her
"Oh, it's swceter than my posies," she
said, and kneelng down she dipped her lit
tie bouquets in the liquid aud then held
them up to those who laughingly watched
her. She sold them all, -philadelphiaP Press,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-18

by Associated Press
New Orleans, La, Feb II liverpool
closed 1uid higher. Spots nm.
changed Sales COCO
New York opened . TO points higher
advanced 2 points aud reacted. and de-
elined and closed !; higher than yes.
terlay. lhe advance la Liverpool uf
only l1ll wac mach less than wns AN
tcipatcd. ns That market WIG expected
20 be- Influenced by the light movement
published yesterday IN consequence,
our market nc thr opeulng WAS very
Juliet 40 UNCHANGED prices. As the dry
progressed, however the firm tone Of
Now York and buying by shorts ran
prices tip . To 3 points Receipts todny
at ports wer very light being estimated
n about 1000 against 1900 last yenr,
Tho wcek'a movement 10 ports II pN-
peciel 20 be about $4,000 against 0iOO0
last year Receipts for Monday 5000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-18

Quotations based ON small lots TO re
tail dealers Autpnthinp, per ounce
DOC; Acotunlid, per ounce Zoe, per pound.
O3c; ncctoc aciU Per pound, lOci carhol'
10 acid. cryslaIlzed, per pound 3O0i@c;
mnriatic acid, q. IT,, per pound, ~,
nitric acid, q. r.. per pound. ne. sui.
phuric acid G. p, nor pound ne; tan.
ME acid, bulk, per pound. 81 .2j alcohol,
% per cent per gallon s. ~; less SO for
cash; alum, per pound, ic anNkammnia,
81; hntifobrinr, per ounce, Zoe antpy
rene, per ounce. 81 10; ammonia, ear
bonnto, per pound, 100. vi,riol, per pound.
UdSc; blue lnnsS per pound. hpfi hhit
ointment, per pound Doe; borax per
pound. i20t3c: chmphor gun, per pound
hHdJfc; capsicum powdered, per pound,
DC; cocaine, mur, crYhinliEed Der ounce
$500; copperas, per pound, 2M3c; cream
iartar, q. r.. pr pound @die mocers
per pound. Zoe; Doyrfs powder
per pound, 81 -; ether, sulphnric. q
s. r., per pound, zoe; gum arabic, first
pick, per pound, 00c; shclnc per pound,
83cj glue, brown per pound, l2QtlGc: Cline
white, per pound 20c, mace pen pound,
SOC; mercury per pound. zoe mouhluc,
I. & w. 1-s ounce box, per once, " 80;
bottles, per ounce, s. %; nulmegu, per
pound 100. castor oil, per gallon. 81 20
! al 80; olive 81. per gallon, NllO; I'm
seed oil. pcr gallon. OSdNic, sperm, w,
] II, per gallon. SLaOi opium, Der pound,
/ $500, opium po.. per pound. $3.50 black
| per pound, 40; potash, chloratc per
/ pound 2ir; iodidc per pound S32b;
| quinluc. =. & W. t-oz. bottles. 30 t.2C.
%. cane, per o., 81 l2ci qninine, 7, & w,
! 5-o7 cans. per ounce, "a he; u, & =.
| gnninc, Lon. yinls. per on, 30 20;
1 do. boz. tins. 30 he; 25-oz tins, per
o., - i-2e. tO0ouncc tins per ounro.
2S l.2c; ellsOdG, nor pound. l-lu2 1'2c;
salt peter, refined. per pound, Zoe; SAT-
| peter, commercial, per pound. &c; salts,
| i'nsom. pcf pound, Nile; salts Rochelle,
mound. &c: sulphur. lower. email l6ts,
/ BE-: sulphur. 6-harrcl lots. . 1-2c;
/ spirits tnrpOnilno, mgrket rnte, per cal
| lon; white lend. Collier & Southern, y,
r., per pound, 0 ,tidTc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-18
CONDEMNED MAN BArrzEp.

Paris. Texas, Feb. Il. There was a
most solonn scene TODAY. Manning
Davis Ia to be hanged here on March 30,
for murder made profession OF religion
and wanted TO b. baptized. To-day a
large tank In the jail yard was filed
with wafer and Davis was taken FROM
MS cell 20 the guard room. wherc Rev.
q. A. Farrls pastor Of the First Chris
tan church. made short talk 10 the
prisoner In the presence " q number Of
officers and citizens. After prayer he
was led into the yard and baptized In the
tank Everyone present was deeply inn
pressed by the scene.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-18
CHILDREN'S COLUMN.


An up town woman had Just bought a
bottle Of delicious perfume. She was leav-
ing the store when some one brushed rude
y against her and knocked the package
from her grasp It fell to the pavement
with crash, and in moment the air was
ulled with u sweet odor. She looked at the
shattered fragments a moment, and then
seeing that nothing could DO saved out Of
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-18

il,siiiei Press.
;agian, Feb. II. The ladies' attend
Woman suffrage convention han
4 eg99graphs taken In group this
lnere was large amount or
q The program for transaction
i - he convention Immediately pro-
a y, 4 NAiness after the picture taking,
n s9lggt Of assistance to the work OF
Es,aailoh on the part OF the news
4 we country came up incidentally
Il SUD- for discussion, and In this
w letters We're read from -. r..
M newspaper man In Kansas, Of
II publish Items OF interest to the
letter from Governor waite
on the subject OF woman suf-
n mat state. There was feeling
a Nv 81 the delegates that the next
III laull De held IN some other city
Fl lstpn. So many Of the conven-
peen held here that It Is be
N more good might be accom-
meeting IN some one OF the
4 lhleh the wnmnn Suffrage question
AT As the moral efiect might be
VI ~ were extended TO the couven-
~ 10 Washington, Cincinnati,
" ~ peroit. Fifteen minutes We're
i. .lntrehts OF each city to present
. n Alania, Ga. was chosen MS the
4 n'ihhg the next annual woman's
ohlchtion.
Il ,fsi OF the press committee was
n N' Ellen Battle Dietrick OF
Il ~ contained review OF the
"A sesrs,ns IN each state, the auxiliary
w, association, but dealt partic-
w thal 10 Kansas and Colorado.
T.. illlti4ltlon for that kind Of work
u. t1TNrgh than IN amy other state
NV mat after the press head
a ts,k,r.,l''er' Col, were opened. the
4 1r.niisss We're brought In every day
. n tf. WNulGi when editorial COM
"a hlnss.- question OF woman suffrage
" % A S9,. personal appeals were
isiai 49, nr literature was sent.
giasai p'olacing = favorable change
IL NJ q active hostility the league
~ ~ 4. appealed 10 to distribute
n sHe,, e'ner ways 20 c0unteract
f. 1851 the county Himself email
i M 10y in all the schoolhouses.
Il En- nf.saslsts did lose IN some ~
4 - lhcT n tle press was favorable
81 ~ riers not win q single town
/" entire campaign
y y tba w report said that some
.i|1e h-.t -lue OF having n central
II rlihsr,tsan Tor suffrage literature
f. q % n..s,i rom the fact that there
A fenan,, plners In that state adyo-
II lAtmiie. Aqlrnge amendments to
.'si1dus-. tNt prominent Demo-
elry' N 4, nave come out strongly
1ai 49, nT wnman's suffrage move
/. ..'ts NJ N, SID the report, is now
ahbd. slate press superiptend.
island, Connecticut and
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-18

~ NFsV0InTVW T-FVss.
feuyyllle. Ark. Feb, iI.--lu the Laser
brothers trial unta today Dave has mani
tested very little interest in the proceedings
but when the dofenscs' witnesses began to
testify he threw ofi tho afr Of indifference,
and has listened eagerly 20 all that has
been said today
During the eymbInation OF NIB Douglas.
whose testimony cnntradicied part OF
that gwen by Emma Rccs, n deteuse wit
ness. Dave Lasncr spraug 70 rs feet and
70 assault Sol Lewis. relative Of Leyinson.
The wives OF the prisoners persuaded him
20 take Ills seat. but speaking 10 Lewis he
said: God help you II ever l got frcc.''
Interruption.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-18

CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.

UN N8HUrllTTI TfOEH
Chicago, H., Feb 1T--Cattlc No
change Prime steers, s416Gf1 10;
choiee, SlH0}iidO, fair s326d8 VI.
others, S1OOli35O, Texans. S31Gd8. 80.
Hogs Active lOc higher Heavy
rough, Si,6OHi,hQ; pnckofs SlWMl ";
1910. prime assorted light, 81 2NIh %
Sheep aud aul~ Steady Best native
shenp, S3,OONi3.7O, best Westerns, ~. 10
". 1bli3.OO
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-18

Nenfs-nry sait. clear shorts. Sc. bacon.
short clear, o.; bacon bellies 10 l-9c:
dry sail BELLIES. Sc: medium hams.
lie; large hams, 10 lie, small hams,
III he: breakfast bacon. l3c.
lard Compound. Z i-2c. pnre leaf.
o 1.2c.
Sngnr-- STANDARD y-anulated. be.
powdered. b 'a 4 1.5ss, poWdefer belf
barrels, 3 SO; cut loaf. 10 barrels
8 i.2c; cut loaf. In hall barrels. 3 3lc.
GRATED apples. 5Opouud boxes. t3 1-2c per
Coffee - Arbuckle's Ar0sa, lie:
Midland. o4e, Lion. dc; Alaronin,
dc; Jersey. 2lc.
Green conee-By the sack. good,
ooc, choice. % lie; fancy, BE: pea
brrry ~ 10 old rovcrnmbnt Java,
pc. Mocha. pc
Molag.es Barrel lots. new crop.
fancy sugar house 4oo; choice new Grop,
35c. choice corn evriip. nor gallon, 2Sc;
giiyer lin nor enllon. 9Os
Cheese fnucv. mi cream. one In bon.
u i -2e: two In box. 10 lie; Young
American. i0c.
beans NAVY. 3 lie; Luna, 1.2c;
layou. 3 100 mink. 3 t.2c. black eyes,
Ii1c ''
Rirs-C Cannon. & 3-fcGiic; prime. &c;
choice. 3 i-eliCic. head ldcc. 6 re
Snlt 6sb-Ne,v nnckarel. medium No
half borreis 81 5O. No. .. 10 pouud
moi kifs 81 IA. medium No. l. 1O.poun1
mel kits, 81 o5. Goldfish bricks Z he.
sisrcb Ti,1nn H. nor n5nnd; l and z
nonnd nocl,,,,is nst nonpd. I .Sc. Il
p9gnd ,yoodcn hoxes 81 per pound, corn
ltnreb. ID anJ 40 nnnnd boxes. OFt,, i-9c
FaultlesS,. ~. i.pounI paciages 70 M
aase 81
Pickles norrejs medium. SO: half bar.
reis Medium M nj. barrels small.
~ 40, NV barr g. ANAL S{'25. ~
eoilon Kegs s, o0, 5-gallon kegs.
81 .O6. plufs. per dozen. S5e: quarts,
nor dozen. 81 ". hnlf rallon, pr doz.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-18
DALLAS PUGILIsTs.


Special Dlspatch'
Darns. Tex. Feb. II. Charles Wright
Of Denver and Charles Wright of Dali
las. n colored pugilisi, fought AZ the
dallas Athletic club rooms tonight. In
the third round the Denver man proved
10 be a dunghill and refused 70 continue.
Manager Bates returned their money
Tonv Hollis and Micly Finn are
matched IA fight two weeks from tonight
FOR a purse Of $3.50, and at l22 pounds
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-18
oYsrERs rIsn ANp aAME.

Oystcfa and Flsh-OysIors, hUlk I04i
soc per 100 counts. ppr dozen cnus
50 .; dressed catfish. Toe per pound
gulf iish, Toe per pound; shrImps. per
pnrud. i1r. crabs prr dozen fbc.
Quails, 81. - per dozen; Mbllard ducks,
por lulr. duc. cai ducks, lnt uti, ail
cauva shnr ttck 9, por nilr, lOHihr; ynh
bits, 81 - per dozen; deer saddles, per
pound. lie.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-18
wAco rNpERWRIThRs.


Special Dispatch
Waco Texas. Feb. II The FIRE IN
1erwrifers ana Insurance men Of waco
he'd meeting this afternoon a. .
o'clook TO take action on Instructions
received from the stste headquarters OF
the FIRE underwritrs. w. ,..,.
These instructions directed waco insns :,
ance men TO raise the pt@ent - :
per cent where grounded sles,,s ~
are used. About tnlfHy in,A- -''Ne ''sN
attended the meeting-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-18
EMINENT PHYSICIAN.

asdeld. Ohio, Feb. If. Dunlap.
4 4 Tie most prominent physicians uf
" Jial last evening. He was a
E De from the American Medical as
Z no % ihe Worlds congress in 1881,
u ihe earliest physicians to dempn-
r. be operation laparotomy. having
= Ezsi over four hundred operations
+ Nous parts Of the United States.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-18
DEATHS.
DIR. HORTON.

~ ltIalch.
+ liiA. Feb. II. DR.. p. A.
"a. one of the pioneers of Rock
4 va and widely known, died here
4 4 bone this morning at 3 o'clock ,
n ~ friend Of many years, DIR. A
\ Eiker Of Fort Worth, came cx-
II 70 sse him and remained as long
Z duties would permit.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-18

Oysters one-pound, pei doz., 9oc; No.
.. $40.
Fish-Alaska, No. ], salmon, per dor.
81 4Oi Columbia river No. / salmon, per
dor, 81. 10: 1-ponhd inackerel, per doz..
Si.3T: American shniines, Ids, per case,
s. so; French aardinea, LIS. per case,
Si2.5O.
Mea,s-Potted ham, II pound, per doz.,
auei potied ham, IL pound. per dOz.
81 .Soi Nirnna sausagr. IL pound. per
do@., 81 70; Vienna sausage, l pound
per 6oz., 80 .25. lunch tongue. l-pouad,
per doz., 81 80; Clipped beef, j pound
per dvz.. - 40.
Negetables-'fh ree-pound tomatoes.
fi.23; 2-pornd tomatoes, 81 90; 2-pound
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-18

Arrest Very serious Ssnss'
npaieh.
~ Sc, Feb. i5.-Bnlv ,,c,,,,-.
4, efsit K ~ the officers whiis T ~
4, ~ a. " Q precarlous ropdi,,on
arm which WINS shSite}ei
1,. ,i.Ina. H. a. .as caught IN tho 80,
~ lhe No. ne blame entireiv IN
aa SHOT was not serions.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-18

HE action OF the state meeting at
Dallas was discussed at length and the
reconanetf,lations werc adoptcd and will
ne made effective In this CITY.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-18
Z COyGRESsMAN,s FArHER

H. Rock. Feb. 1T.-At Benton
Ah afternoon, the father of Com
eia Dinsmore Of this state. died
home Of his daughter. Mrs. T..
Aiton, after an illness Of over two
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-18
A CHILD.
sDispatcl

HI7FAEIH'
4asache, Texas. Feb. 16.-The
nill Of Mr.. and Mrs. Il. c.
4 Ewing four miles east Of here,
: morning.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-18

4 Dispatch.
'ahachie, Texas. Feb. 6.-Mrs.
q, wife Of Tom p. Godfrey, one
unny's best citizens, died at the
residence, eight miles south Of
81 nNht.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-18
4 xraRo KILLS ANOTHER
Iiispalcll

H.. Te1., Feb. 17.-oscar Cros-
n ,pd Killed Reeves Mathews ON
Trhrd farm seven or eight miles
\. IN firing Il load Of buckshJt
EsAeid. Both parties Az negroes.
3 escaped and has not yet been
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-18

Little Dora, the child actress Of the AIN
eri theater In Rome, is quite little oourtler
in her way and knows how TO fatter as we'll
az her elders. One day she said to the
queen Of Portugal. "You are a saint, are
Won mott Every one says you are" mo,
dear. - said the queen; at Is my husbands
mother who is called saint.n But you
are ns beautiful as a saint, said the child.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-18
0A MilI4T S DIS J; 9. pepparl
AND CANE sSs Ssas 49, ~ KANSAS soS v o,T1 NO

corn, choice, 81 10; 2-pouna corn, fnncy
Sl.So' s-pound string beaus. DOE; 2-pouhl
marrowiat peas. 81 70.
California fruils-Two and ouehalf
pounds PEACHES 500; = IL pounds npri.
cots, Si.so; . H. pounie pears. s. %:
L. pounds plnms, 81 ~; . ~ p6und'
muscat grapes, 81 -; ~ pounds white
cherries, .I5i IL pounds black cher
rics, 81 90.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-18
cnANK CONVICTED OF LuNAcY

Special Dispatch.
San Antonio. Tex. Feb IL The
crank Stalnrich. who wanted 10 kiu
Mayor Paschal yesterday was today
convicted OF lunacy and ordered con
fined
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-18
TELEGRAPH MARKETS.
Financial.


INTE TTIIN T9If'
By Associated Press
london, FEB 17Bar silver at .. p.
IN, 20 1-sl per Dance.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-18

Crackers Animals. l2c: Boston butter.
Sc, butter dc; creams, 5 i-2c; craclncls.
Joe; cracker meal, &c, oyster pearl, Gc
oyster excelsior, Sc; uret1els, BE: cream
soda, SC, snOwilakcs, lie, soda. &C.
Cakes and lumhles Eleven and ono.
half cents; fruli, sultana, i2c, ginger
suaps, lie; grandma's cookies, 100
lemon snaps, he; waters, lac. sugar
cookies, Toe; stage planks, Sc.
Candies -Caramels. assorted flavor, 3.
pound boxes. zoe; gnmdrops. A. b.. as.
sorted navors. 5-nound box, doc; Japan.
Csc strips, eocodnut flavor 5-poind box
ulc; rock. assorted and white, 6lc;
French kisses, per box. Csc; chocolate
creams, Al, pOc; lemon drops, frosted.
per box. Use: burnt almonds. per box
VQci crcains. hand made noe; peanut
block. doo; pes nut bar, per box, Zoe;
l9zenges. assorted con, 0pOund box.
zoe; marsh mgllows 0-pound box, 81 %
mixed candies, pale, per pound y he;
crystnl cut g a-lcs II. NJ creams, pals,
l2c; stick candy. IN pals, q lie.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-18

found one niEht
In my candies light
The SCOT wts lumpy and black In tho fame
a vitah's itad.
with eyes Of red.
And wondered whence she came.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-18
Decorations, Pavllions,

And al that proved iuiereanne to tho
Worlds Fair visitor. Nothing has
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Italy's Improbable Railways.

The Corriere della Sea has just pub
ished an article on the Italian rail
ways which says that, tout of the GO
lines worked by the Mediterranean COM
pany, there are % which are worked at
a loss and some whose expenses amount
to more than twice as much as their re-
ceipts Many of these liues-the princi-
pal ones indeed-are now 5 or 20 years
old, and yet are always in this disas-
trous condition. The investment of cap
ltal here is disastrous, because instead
of gaining interest the investor has to
make continual grave sacrifices of money
without even any indirect benefit to the
regions were the lines pass. And what
is said of the Mediterranean company
may be said of all the companies of
Italy"
To this dark picture I will only add
that the railway debt of Italy is nearly
5 milliards, and that the annual railway
deficit is not less than 200, 900, 900 lire,
or more than the actual cost of the
army, which, when the expenses of pub
lie security are deducted, is only about
100, 600, 900.