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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-08-17
CLARK NOT COMING.
He Win Not Fill His Appointment at Pine B1uff With the Rest of
 the Governors"

Today at noon MT. ". B. Alexan- der received the following telegram which is self-explanatory:
 CORNING, ARK. Aug. r. 1891. Mr. ". E. Alexander Pine Bluff Ark.
 Will not fill appointment in your city on Tuesday next. If you desire to do so, you may announce a special appointment for me on Fri day next, the 4th inst, at 7:30 o'clock D. m. Answer at Paragould.
 JAMES P. CLARK.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-08-17
Notiee to Contractors.

As certain parties doing business in our city are very desirons of send ing all architectural work out Of the town and State, and as we wish to notify the public we will meet all legitimate prices on this class oi work to help keep the money al home. Remember a home institu- ton. DILLEY FOUNDRY Co.
 S9d6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-08-17
eating a Soldiers Home.

Ioeatlng a Soldiers. Home. { ISYIAet -sE, \. Y, Aug. 17.--1hc aafsI of managers of the New York anHiss Relief Corps Home were i'll ssiefa at the soldiers home in July.
 Bath N. Y., to consider the ques- bi1of beating the Home, but ad- nfAed t0 meet here today without Nang arriyed at any other decision Ial tlaat the Home would not be ealed an Bath.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-08-17
TODAY'S. EVENTS.
|risO News Concerning the important Occurrences
 This Day.
Chicago's Big Regatta.

t.taeAeo, Aug. 1.-The big free-for- ,i reaatta. which will be held here s.,av and tomorrow, promises to be ae of the greatest events in yacht ,s esreles ever given on the lakes, l,l certainly the most brilliant ever ssn on Lake Michigan. Yachts from qeel Bay, Milwaukee, Racine and 1enosha will be in attendance. and sese fine craft, in addition to the ,lrtx or more sloops and schooners ,falIel in the twoclubs, the Columbia aa Lincoln Park, will give a total
 amber of about fifty entries. The
 patfa is to be held under the
 ,spiees of the Lake Michigan Yacht
 E Association. formed July 4.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-08-17

If you condense the year into par agraphs, one of them would de- scribe the wonderful success of the new remedy for biliousness known as Ramon's Tonic Liver Pills. Ii is a remarkable discovery in the science of Therapeutics. There is no longer any necessity of suffering with sick or bilious headaches, disordered liver, sour stomach, dizziness, etc. The tiny pellets which accompany the pills are for building up the sys- tenn. Alton Walker, your druggist, has free sample for you.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-08-17
r,.o Rrothers Kil1ed.

CITY OF MEXICO, Aug. 17.-Silvario and Santiago Villages, two brothers, were killed late last night by Joaquine and Felipe Garcia, relatives of Presi- dent Garcia. A love affair was at the bottom of the tragedy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-08-17


 The convention then adjou 2:30 o'clock.
 When tIle convention Wednesday night at 8:30 Chai dings of tho platform comm sented the majority report, pre- same speech
 J. M. Browning reported ulsagree- ment in tho committee and stated that each side had agreed to take an hour and half each to debate their reports then read tue majority report and moved its adoption,
 The following is the full text of the majority report,
 Te Hon. " R. Hamby, Chairman Texas
 Democratic State Convention:
 We, your committee on platform and resolutions, beg leave to submit the fol 1 lowing;
 The Democrats of Texas, in state con- ventton assembled, renew their pledge of devotion to the fundamental principles of the party as taught by the fathers, and hereby adopt the following platform of principles:
 l. We reiterate our indorsement of the national Democratic platform adopted at Chicago in 1892, and stand as unit in support of our Democratic president and congress In their efforts to redeem the pledges of said platform. We also indorss and reaffirm the Dallas harmony agree ment entered into on March 1s, 1894, and ratify said agreement as the act of the Democratic party of Texas. f..., ment of limited powers, deriving all its authority from express grants from the people; and all powers not expressly dele- gated to it, are reserved to the states and the people. Each government Federal and state, is supreme within it's respective sphere, and each Is entitled to the loyal support of every citizen. We deprecate all assaults upon either government while acting within the scope of it's constitu- tional authority, and hold 1t to be the duty of every citizen to sustain both govern ments alike in the exercise of all their re- spectiye constitutional functions, execu tive, legislative and judicial without dim mutton or detraction from either.
 3. Recognizing the fact that the Federal constitution expressly empowers con gress to provide for calling forth the military to execute the laws of the Union, and to suppress insurrection against the Federal government, and that congress- in pursuance of such express grant of authority, has enacted laws car rying into effect these constitutional pow CTS. we commend the president for his prompt and vigorous action in suppress ing the recent lawless disturbances in H. hnois and other states for the purpose of executing the laws of the Union, and be
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-08-17

MT. r. F. Clutcher. of St. Louis, brother of Mir. W. E. Crutcher, ar rived in the city yesterday to take his brothers place in the Mann Tankersley Drug Company. In q few days Mr. ". E. Crutcher will leave for Philadelphia to attend medical college We extend our best wishes to Mir. W. E. and cordial welcome to Mir. r. F. to make Pine Bluff his future home.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-08-17
Ptftsfiefd Great Race.

pIrrsFIEGD, Mass, Aug-The road We o be held by the Pittsfield IexeIe Club will occur today The arse will be twenty-four miles in nqtla, over hard road. The start ill he made at the park, thence to enox. around the monument, back
 rlftsfeld by the same road, tq anesj1Dro and return to the park be eoinmittee in charge offer seven en prizes. amounting in value to soa1 S200.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-08-17
A Fishing Party,

HeSsFs. F A, Jarvis, H. G. Allis,
 B Bullock, Sid Trigg, D. C. Bell l'l others leare today for a week s ismgat Clear Lake. where they lA spend their time fishing and alltlug This morning a number oi aghns were being loaded at J. H albot& Cos with provisions and aIaphernalia for the party.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-08-17
Unfiatterlng but yeracions.

The Facetious Grandpa-And why, Tommy, do you wish me very many happy returns of my birthday?
 His Grandson, Tommy-'Cause on your birthday you gimme suthin'.- Chicago Record.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-08-17

-''And do you mean to say" said the man who likes ornamental phrases, that his senatorial prospects lie wrecked among the breakers?' No, not among the breakers, among the brokers. Washington Star.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-08-17
Special Assessment.

'a'e tax book for the collection of fs'ai assessment upon the real aper'y in District No, l, for the 'pese of street paving, has been sse'i'n my hands. All owners of s4pff'perty lying in the district
 s4nlfed to pay their assessments
 " Nlthin thirty days from this such payment is not made
 VI Nill he commenced at the end ''a' 'lme for the collection of said s'aPnf and for legal penalties 2 under my hand this 2lst ' 9uly, 1894. ". D. HEARN. '9f of Paving District No. l, in
 ee'lF of Pine Bluff.
 { 8s af the Bank of Pine Bluff. !. a1 Inn
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-08-17
ALTHFIMER BRANCH.
Patronize nome Factories.

We have recently added q full line of sash and door machinery and are now making all kinds of doors and windows from cypress and yellow pine, which we guarantee to give perfect satisfaction. Better than white pine and for less money.
 l 27tf BLUFF CITY LUMBER Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-08-17
B 71sEearsion to wasbine,on m ~

to Washington. D. c. ,s @ punt of the Knights of Pyth- I,.'s, 's ave at Washington, D. C .s '' more X Ohio Southwestern @ ' oilers a rate of one fare for 'sru ,p' ' trip from all points on it's 2 's iekets on sale August ? to
 returning until September >lss' ehdld opportunity to visit
 e Dilal Capital at a low rate.
 'leulars apply to any agent
 fe & ohiosouthwestern Rail-
 aidress c. NJ. Taylor. Tray
 ssenger Agent, los North
 ey, St. Louis, Mo.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-08-17
Woodmen of the World

PuaaIASB, Ore, Ang. 1.-The saAd Ramp of the Woodmen of the lpltl eonyenes here today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-08-17

'lay Sloan. of Lawrence VIII address the voters of
 county in this city on We'd Aasust 2.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-08-17

pr. Price's Cream Baking Powder Weeid's . Fair Hlshsst Medalaad plpdeadls
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-08-17

sel4 if elected. to use every ei administer the duties of the rial office as the people demai
 The convention then adjou 2:30 o'clock.
 When tne convention :. Wednesday night at s;30 Chai dings of tho platform comm sented the majority report. pre-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-08-17

Dr. Prices Cream Baking PoHder
 Forty Years the Stanaafa.1
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-08-17
New Time Card

New time card No. $. takes effect l2:0l 8. n. Sunday. Jnne i1. 1891.
The herald., 1894-12-16

accomplish great double purpose We want to
duce our different departments and also
to of sensible and
substantial This is Aow 7aco6y Bros vW do 1t: Begin
ming Moud December II, until Christmas day. will give
the following gifts in the various departments.
The herald., 1894-12-16
Jacoby Bros. VIII present free with
every purchase of $3.50 and over:

rank Fairweather's
Fortunes; book contain
ing 374 pagts; edited by
True Williams; size 9lax
l0la, and elegantly bound.
The herald., 1894-12-16

A handsome celluloid
jewel case, richly orna-
mented, bright silver
metal bands, handsome
design on top; lined
with fine satin, size
6Hx6 and 3h in. high.
The herald., 1894-12-16

We would call the special attention of the public to the fact that
of Clothing Furnishing Goods Shoes far
superior that similar establishment this coast We
acknowledged leaders of low prices would emphaticay
pubs attention gift
difference prices In many have reduced
lines of goods order to close with year.
The herald., 1894-12-16

Size 7i4x51s inches, ex-
tension base; entire
case covered with cel1u-
loid; silver clasp and
edges. fine satin lining,
containing 6 pieces.
The herald., 1894-12-16

A handsome pastel
painting; positively the
finest of pastel work.
Beautiful landscape
views; size of picture
29x25 inches, Sin. white
and gold frame,
The herald., 1894-12-16

With bisque head
and shoulders, stock
ings and slippers.
flowing hair, solid
teeth and eyes, IS
inches long.
The herald., 1894-12-16

Edited by Gov. Geo. w. Peck
of wisconsin. One of the
most popular funny books
known, containing 522 pages;
ilze, 9hx71s, eleg antly bound.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-28
COTTON M,RKnr~


Liverpool, Aug 2L-Closing: Cotton
Spot quiet: American mlddling, 3276o
S.32 The sales OF the day were 10000
bales, OF which 500 We're Tor speculation
and export and included $500 Ameri-
can; receipts. 1000 bales. including 500
American. Futures closed barely
steady. American middling, l.. NJ. c..
August, 4y-g4 buyers; August and
September. 4S-6las 1884; September
and October. 1854 sellers; October
and November. 1874 buyers; Novem-
Der and December lS-6ld3 1884: De-
cember and January. . is-6ipS 5o-5i;
January and February. , 5l-6i sellers;
FEBRUARY and March, . 52-6i@3 1884;
March and April. 2 1894 sellers; April
and May, 55-64G3 56-6i. The tenders
OF today's deliveries were 900 bales
new dockets.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-28

Union Stock Yards, Aug. 27-Hogs--
Receipts today. $1,000; oniclai Saturday.
1874; shipments Saturday. 1885, left
oyir, about 5000; quality poor; market
active on packing and shipping nc
count. and prices 5Hl0c higher. Sales
ranged at SJ.25Sp5.S5 for light $500 $40
t6A0W0.60 for heavy packing and ship
ping lots.
Cattle-Recelpts today. 1900; official
Saturday. 2Si9 shipments Saturday,
7O3; best grades poor; other grades
steady. Sales were largely at $1,000
2.25 for natives; 81 OOQ2S0 for Texans.
ana S3.005r4.00 for westerns. Extra ma
tives quoted around $685.,
Sheep--Recelpts today. 5000; official
Saturday, $50; shipments Saturday, 1889.
market steady.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-28

New York, Aug. 2T.--Receipts. two
days. 1915; on sale, forty cars; active,
lOqlbc higher. Native steers, IS. 1906 % /.
medium to firm. si.451iS5; inferior to
good. N.l5GLiO; common. ss6Oa41o;
fair to good colorados. Ai59iso; stays
and oxen, sa.25Gi2S: bulls, SeOV25O:
dry cows, si.50G2.O0. European cables
quote American steers 10 l-2Gll la per
pound, dressed weights: refrigerator
beef. sac 81; no exports today.
Calyes-Receipts. two days, 2i5S: on
sale, 1908; market opened firm. closed
a tribe weaker; veals, poor TO prime.
s5.O0uIo0: buttermilk calves. s2s7 l-2
@3.25; grassers, s225gs.OO, Western
calves. s3.00US50
Sheep and lambs-Receipts, two days.
2l,S2O; sales. eighty-two cars. Sheep
dun, barely steady; lambs, 1-4e lower;
$500 head unsold. Sheep, poor 10 nearly
prime. N.5OaS0O; lambs, common to
choice. t2.75D4oO.
Hogs-Reeelpts. two days. ll,S0i; on
sale, seven cars: active and higher.
Choice hogs, SiS5eIb.1a.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-28

New York. Aug. 2i-There was a
very good renewal Of the demand OF
last week at the opening OF the day
that Increased steadily throughout and
gave the dry goods market a grent
deal Of activity and returned a large
total OF sales. From travelling sales
men and from principals direct there
was a very good quota OF orders and
the engagements reached IN this wise
We're largely enhanced by those In the
hands OF resident agents OF out Of
town houses. The demand was gener-
ely for all kinds OF goods win printed
cailoos In the lead. Agents have adj
vanced the price Of Kid cambrics and
solid prints l-sc and American bags
1-4c. Print cloth strong at S-4c bid
and eclined,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-28

Louis, Mo-, Aug. 27.--Flour-Weak
not ouotably lower.
fheAt-Opened 1-Sc higher but soon
lined and closed $3.50 below satur-
Cash and August, so sac; Septem-
Nc; December, "a lac; May. 50 Use.
satn-Advanced lac early but turned
and closed lac below Saturday.
Ssc; August, so lie; September,
~; December. 49c: May. 40 SAG
rs-Followe1 corn and wheat and
"a lr2c under Saturday: cash,
Ese; August, soc; September, 80 l-2c;
q lie.
e-Flrm, sec east track.
g--,sieady, prairie sold SS.00Qlo.00,
lnothy $1,000 1850.
an-Qulet, Csc east track.
~ seed-Lo@er. s1,20.
fhisky-Hisher, Sl33.
satter-Steady, separator. l9d22c;
''fed creamery, l742lc; dairy, 149
sss-ll lie for choice.
ss.i, generally firmer; pork,
IL; lard, steam, s7O5,
n, 1850; loose dry salt shoulders,
longs and ribs. S7.62 10: shorts,
lai boxed lots. 15c more; bacon
eieers, 1872 -; longs, 3s.25; ribs,
III shorts, $3.50.
tcepts-Flour. 5000 barrels; wheat,
bushels; corn, $4,000 bushels; oats.
lpnents--Flour, 1900 barrels:
ny .al lSCo bushels; corn, 5000 bushels;
700 bushels.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-28

tssipcol, Aug. 27.--Closing: Wheat
II, demand poor. No. 2 red winter.
l,1d; No. 2 red spring. IS sd.
'a-firm; demand moderate. New
~ spot 5s IL 1-2d; futures firm,
Aau moderate, August, IS Id; Sep
~. Is Il I'D; October, Is 10 l-2d.
seal-steady; demand poor. st.
= iancy winter. IS Cd.
|ua,-f1rm; demand moderate. Spot,
~ FUTURES, no demand.
|ts..rirm; demand moderate. Spot,
~, ~ .Iutares, no demand; prime mess.
1 srrm; demand moderate. Ex-
.aala mess, 7as Sd; prime mess.
ss'-Easy; demand poor. Short cut.
ssss-steady; demand fair. Cum
5es ANY cut, sss Cd; short ribs. clear,
s,ss SIS: shoulders. firm. s6s.
..se-Firm; demand good; finest
and colored. AS.
\. s, KS OF wheat for the past week
rom Atlantic ports, IS, 200 cen
e I'm a Pacific ports. 1000 centals;
saner ports, $4,000 centals; re-
q American corn for the past
were 400 centals
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-28

- ILL.,, Aug. 27--wheat was In
e,- q be firm today but was met
w ~. selling on the hard spots and
IL lower for December. Corn
y" 81 lower for May and septem-
os,s finished Lao lower. Provis-
,,rsed with slight gains. Wheat
ss strong az from 1-SQi-4c per
81, over Saturdays closing quota
,he strength coming from the
y, cables. December was wanted
nom 81 7-sG5so but weakened on
IN offers, at the advance and sold
!, 81 1-2c. 1t had another strong
II when the visible supply figures
\. given, being disappointing, the
hscame weak after the apprehen-
- ,sgsrd!ng the visible had been
81 reslized. The trade was too light
sts enough OF the offerings Of short
". which were for sale and al
.1rh the news OF the day was In
lain more bulllsh the shorts were
= Inclined to sell more than to
t' alarm and cover previous sales.
visible supply increased $4,000
,,,sls OF 100000 less than mans
= looking for. The estimate OF TIVE
Ina dispatch on The wheat nnd
IRONS Of Europe was the only bear
feature OF the days news. The
[.ssted receipts of wheat for tomor-
n Al this place are $50 cars but the
'rtat continued 10 rule weak after its
~ silght advance due TO the small
rrsase in the visible. December Was
krn 10 81 lie at the close.
~ corn market acted firm but not
N active. The receipts were rather
" the estimates but the news from
country continued to bring promi-
Zslly forward the great damage to
corn crop, Commission houses,
s,yer. with western connections,
n their correspondents gave worse
cunts Of the daruge than any prev
IN received. Ire quantity on ocean
SAKE decreased $4,000 during the
week and the visible supply in
,ssd 1000 bushels last week. The
rutfy holders Of May corn did not
III any disposition TO sell and the
4 operators while generally feeling
Xitsh were dislnclined to sell much
q II CtIkNlAhNA ORNhNA ~ W A-fN
closed So 1-Sc.
Business in oats was quiet and prices
kr. The disposition to trade either
Wing or selling was very limited and
market dragged slowly along af-
corn. Sports started steady at
7l-lc and at noon had declined to SOC,
ding at that figure.
be provision market was moderately
-14. fnr fha
kffs were good buyers of the Sep
mber and october deliveries and
Ikhred also to have already dis
ID Of the January product. The
ING prices show gains In the Sep
bier deliveries OF &c in pork. IL 1-2o
ard and lOc in ribs. January pork
i-2c higher, lard unchanged and
V higher.
rsghts low but steady. Wheat 10
fslo S-Sc, and corn Lac. Wheat
Kingston 1-2c.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-28

The STANDARD would be pleased to
hear from all cattlemen In Texas and
the Indian Territory who contemplate
shipping and we will furnish markets on
application. We make speciality OF
The Texas trade and II good care Of
stock in the yards and good sales Is
what you desire. then send us a trial
shipment and we VIII endeavor 10 make
YOU a permanent customer. Write VI.
sTANphpD LIVE STOCK COMMITS.
SION co.,
Room 17s, New Exchange Building. U.
!. Yards. Chicago, Ill.
w. a. SAMSON, Manager. formerly OF
Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-28

Kansas City, Mo. Aug. 27.--Cattle--
Receipts, $500; shipments, 1900; market
for best firm; other slow. Texas
steers, s2.25q3l0: beef steers. S2aOU
500; natives. Si25G9.0O; stockers and
feeders si.75W375.
Hogs-Receipts, $500 head; shipments,
700; market strong to i0c higher; bulk
Of sales, s5.30l5.60; hepyies, $3.50
5,57 l-2: packers. s5.5OG575: mixed,
A.sO0b.55; light and mixed. N.4OG5.i 40:
pigs, $1,000 3.05.
Sheep-Rcoeipts. 1900; shipments
none; market steady but slow, best
natives, S2.250325; best westerns.
S2.25q3.O0; common and stockers. S2.00Q
$50: choice lambs, S3OOdA25.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-28

New Orleans, Aug s7.-Hog products
flrmer, but not quotably higher Pork
II lie; lard. refined, tierce. Use; box
ed meats, dry salt shoulders, 7-sc;
sides. Z 3-4e; bacon, sides, t-2: hams,
choice sugar-cpred, IL S-4412.
Coftee-Steady; Rio ordinary TO fair,
is l-40l9 "a.
Eice-Flrm; ordinary to good. 4 l-s8
i-sc
Flour-Dun; extra fancy. s2.35a2 60;
patents, S2.90I3.Q0.
Sugar-Firm: plantation graduated.
1-4c; on white, 2 Use; choice yellow
clarified, 3 3-4c; prime, 3 9-le9S 1i-16c;
of do, 3-Sc; seconds. 2q3c.
Molasses-Nominal.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-28

81. Louis. Aug. -Cattle-Receipts,
$500; shipments. 500; market active ana
better for native steers. lower grades
nuiet, fat steers, 1900 pounds brought
81 To-: steers, 1000 to 1925 pounds. $1,000
l'e5: cows and heifers sold at Sl,sO@2.40;
Texas steers ranged $2,2593.lS; cows
Hoss--Reoeipts, 1000: shipments, 1900
Market quiet; best heavy, $3.50; fair TO
good. S5e5@5.S0; common TO medium,
s4.G5Q525. 40
Sheep-Receipts. 2O0i shipments, SOe'
So,,thwestern mixed sold nj S2ie0. lambs
from SC 10 ~ pounds brought Ss.25.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-28

Wheat-No 2, Acc, No ., i2c.
F'lour--Best patents, 5i,g5 per 100
pounds: half patents. $3.50. third grade.
81 10; fourth grade. SEC; Northern pat
ents. s.. 90.
corn-New ear. local, wagon lots.
4Oc per bushel.
Oats--TeN0e rust proof. car lots. (. o.
b.. Fort Worth. zoe; sacked. sec.
Bran-Per 100 pounds. {. Q. b.. Fort
Worth. COO.
Hay--Car lots. f. o. b.. Fort Worth.
best Forncy, $3.50 per ton. pest up
per ton. loose prairie. local. per ton,
chops-corn and oats. mixed. per
ton. 5000; per 100 pounds. Si.25.
Cotton and Wool.
Cotton Low middiing. 1-sc: strict
low middling. S-Sc: fnlddling, . b-Sc,
strict middllng. s-tc. good middling
7-sc.
Wool-Light medium. IOc; low me.
dun. SAGE; heavy flne, case.
Grain, Sacks and Irvine.
cordage-sisal rope. half-inch basis.
lie, MANILA rope, half-inch basis, o.:
cotton rope. ali sizes. lie. cotton twine,
l5o; 5-ply lutte Irvine, II lie
Five bushel oat bags. 1-4c; corn
sacks. La Platte. o lie; a-bushel corn
HeNiN'f tH~NB N7NN'NN "HNef heehHf
6 lie.
Poultry. and Eggs.
Poultry--old hens. per dozen. $3.50
2 90; spring chickens. per dozen, tiL0u
225; roosters. per dozen, sl.25, turkey
hens, Goo. gobblers. 75c: geese, per
dozen. $500: ducks. per dozen. s2.00gt
KS.
Eggs-Fresh. without case. Sc.
Eutter--Fresh country. i5Qt0c; choice
creamery. 20023c.
Fresh Vegetables and Fruits.
Retabies-CabbhgeH. per NJ. 1-2c;
potatoes. s00s5c per bushel. onions. per
n. p. Deeia. i5c per dozen punches,
tomatoes, per bushel, 81; whterinal-
ons, per dozen. bocQSi.0o; cantaloupes.
per dozen. sSgJoc. wax beans. one
half bushel baskets. u J.: cucumbers,
25c per dozen; celery. 40g5oc Yer
bunch.
frults--Lsmons, fancy Cj0s) per boN.
81. 75d5.D0. apples, one-third bushcl box,
a1N4Oc; peaches. one-thlrd buansi lex,
25G zoe; grapes. Cono0rdA, &c per
basket; III Paso. per bushei. &C.
California pears per bot. s2.50T2 .7b;
California prunes. per boz. fl.J01f75:
Northern apples. 3.25GiJ ~ per bill.
bananas. sl.1502.50 per bunch.
California muscat grapes. 20 lbs.
crates, 81 so: California black grapes.
z5-pound crates. 81 80; California Tokay
grapes. 25-pound crates. $3.50
Cool yo.traelf In Calvestou. round
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-28
MIG.

Santos, Aug. 27.--weekly report: Cof-
fee-Weak; good average per 10 ldlos.
10000; receipts during the week 11S,O0o;
shipments to United States. 4iO; stock,
900.
Rio de Janeiro. Aug. 2I-Weekly re-
port; Coffee-Firm; exchange. 0 $50;
receipts during week, i02 900; shipments
to United States 800; stock, $4,000.