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The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1894-04-19

AS will be seen by advertis ement in
this paper Mr.. Jas. S. Poythress an
nounces that he is prepared to fur
nlsh ice again this season. AS pro-
wider for the public comfort he can not
be discounted. He steps right from
the chilling blasts of winter out of the
coal yard into the sultry heat of sum-
mer with a we'll stored ice house and
whether it is to help you to keep warm
or cool he Is yours to serve iii every
time Of need. Mr.. POythress intends
To run an ice wagon this summer. and
deliver solid chuucks of frozen comfort
right at your door, stroke of enter
prise which we are sure the public will
appreciate and reward with a liberal
and deserved patronage.
Distinction in dress depends upon
elegant simplicity. Buy one OF those
handsome silk patterns at WATKINS
You can buy Oxford Ties very cheap
at II. THOMASON's
\ BEAUTIFUL line Of Silks, Braids, BOur-
don Edging and Inserting, the latest Dress
Trimmings at WATKINs'
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1894-04-19

Rubber tire, steel wheel baby carriages,
upholstered in silk plush. Colors steel
blue, cardinal, wine, gold olive, pome-
granate, old blue, coral, and in fact any
color desired. S. & G. WATKINS
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1894-04-19
Will Help You Keep Cool.

toX's Corn Whiskev, made in Vance
county, for sale by 5. 5. WRITTEN.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1894-04-19
E.2@,G ~. stttt..,,z ..lZ.zz...z.... s5,xz117ssn
-ea.zs TALK r
OF TIE TOWN 2
PICKED UP HERE AND
THERE BY OUR EAGLE-EYEp
REPORTERS.

Henderson Lodge, No. 223.
:. +. * y. VI.
Meets FIST Tuesdays in each month at
BIO y Ill. and third Tuesday nights at
: ~ RraYiS Hall
Henderson Chapter, Royal Arch
TasOns,
Meets the second and fourth Tuesdays in
each month, at 10 a. III.
For Low Prices
On Lime, Laths, Shingles,
Doors and Windows, call on
JONI b. WATKINS.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1894-04-19

A nice lot of strong, we'll made hickory
baskets, cheap, at Fl. TRoMAsoN's
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1894-04-19

More Silks are in high vogue this
Spring. See the handsome line at
WATKINS'
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1894-04-19

Just received ii beautiful line of Prints,
which will be sold very cheap, at
H. THOMAsON's
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1894-04-19

April 10th, 1894
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1894-04-19

Again we are having fine weather
for gardening. and it IS being made the
most OF.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1894-04-19
Racket Store.
Under Buy! Under Sen!!!.
CASH ON DELIVERY,

Is the principle we do business ON and
that is tho secret of the ridiculouSly LOW
PRICES and WONDERFUL BARGAINS
for , Ts''h RACKET STORE has lsn SSS"me
II you want 81 - worth for less money
come to the RACK Ell STORE and 90 cents
will capture that identical article. Com
pare the following prices With regular
houses and you will be convinced that
what is here said is Il fact.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1894-04-19
Notice..

Apply to CULLEN 6. BA
WHITAKF
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-25

Chicago, Sept 24-Hcavy receipts
had a depressing effect on the cattle
market There was not more good ma
tives than the trade required but even
for that prices were moi spirited While
quality was lacking there was decided
weakness. Statesmen quoted a decline of
100000 in nearly all grades and the re-
ported sales are much lower. More
than half OF the 25OOO came on the
ranges ana as large share OF the ma
tives consisted OF such grades as have
10 compare with Western and Texas
cattle, holders Of anything below good"
Jared badly. The greater part Of the
natives sold under $50 and compar-
atiVely few OF the rangers went above
S375, though best natives We're quoted
as high as $40 and best Westerns
around N65. Gamers stock was very
hard To sell and butchers stun, unless
good. was equally SO. The offerings did
not include any strictly hrst-class
beeves. The hog market made a slight
gain in strength II was not active,
buyers hesitatlng TO pay an advance,
but sellers succeeded In unloading and
prices averaging fully a nickel better
than those ruling on Saturday. The
quality was poor and although a few
loads OF the best We're taken at $1,000
go, there was comparatively little
trading at over $500. The prices most
frequently met with ranged $5,50ff5.S5.
the latter figures being chiefly assort-
ed light and pretty heavy weights.
The fresh and stale lots combined and
made supply of about $1,000 head.
They sold at an extreme range OF $500
| d86O. culls and pigs selling at $4,000
4.75, and a load or two Of prime heavy
| hogs S6i5. There was an overstooked
market for sheep and lambs. and low
er range OF quotations were established.
| The supply was estimated at 1900
head, and th0re was decline OF l0d25c
per 100 pounds common grades suffer-
/ ing the most. Inferior to choice sheep
| were qouted S2.i5d3.i0. and the range
| OF quotations for lambs was n.75d415.
| Sales OF sheep were dargely at $1,000
| 400. and from f8,50ai.40, the prevailing
prices for lambs. Receipts; Cattle,
$4,000: calves 500; hogs $4,000; sheep
| 10 0OO
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-25

Now NnrL pro,Iuce.

New York. Sept. wheat--Re-
eeipts, 4Og. 900. exports. $500; sales, p
$4,000 bushels futures; $1,000 spot. Spot
weak on winter grains. No. . red,
store and elevator, SO i-tci afoat, 90
s-4e; +. o. b.. e. S-So ahoat; No. ! north
ern. 81 1-2c delivered; No. ! hard, g
i-2c delivered.
options opened weaker under for
eign selling and sympathy with corn,
rallied at noon On small visible sup
ply lncreaee. sold on again to point
lower than ever before, reacted and
finally rallied with corn. closing at
i-sqi-ic net decline. No red March.
81 3.sc; May. 50 s-4Gss i-se. closed 81
lac; September closed &c 1-Sc, october
closed &C s.sc; November closed Ct i-2e;
December Is l-i0g IS 9-iec. closed y
l-2c.
Hides-steady
I.eather--Steady.
WOol--Stoady.
pig iron-Qulet
Copper lake--i9.6o.
I.ead-Pirm. domestic $50.
Tln--steady; siraight9. 1ls.Os9is.io;
cotton seed oli-steady to ARM
prices unchanged.
Conee-OpuonH opened dull and un-
changed, advanced later on covering
months on local and European ae-
count. closed steady AZ net advance OF
5elg0 points: october 3d. 90, Noven-
Der. Sis. 70f1s $; December. sl3,zgn
II 20: January, 81. o5 and May fil.D;
Spot coffee. BIO. quiet: No. y " b-sei
mild. market quiet eordoya. Is l-z9
l9c.
saiea--None.
sanios--Quiet Good average Santos
ii 100. Receipts. 1900 bags; stock i2s.-
900 bags
HAMBURG STEADY prices UNCHANGED
10 ~ pfg higher. Sales. 1900 bags.
vr---ozsnAa stAsAa.. sa--@i-..--sAA "a
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-25
COTTON, GRAIN, PRODUCE.
ASorn.R Low RECORD. ON cor
TON nEconpEp.


+, @. McPeak & co. in their review
OF yesterdays cotton market say;
Fort Worth. Sept 2i,-The opening
prices were very surprising 10 the trade
in view OF the fact that Liverpool
opened better than l-ei. and at 1850
p. m. was steady at 2-si over last SAT-
urday's close. Nevertheless New yorlSs
opening was at a decline OF points.
while New Orleans showed something
like 6 points loss. The decline. how
ever. was due to the estimated port
receipts OF 1900 bales, which stag
gered the trade and caused them to
entirely lose sight OF Liverpool. which
market also became very easy on the
above estimates and finally closed easy
at Saturdays closing prices. This
only added fuel to the flame. and with
the announcement that port receipts
We're 5O,o2s bales. against ss.S7i same
day last year, liquidation became quite
general in all the months, especially
for October and the market at / .. IN.
showed a further loss OF points. At
the decline there was good buying by
very strong houses in New York and
elsewhere. which gave new life to the
market, and which caused In the last
hour a healthy advance OF about .
points, at which II closed Arm within
! point OF the close on Saturday. New
York spots We're on i-l6 and closed
easy at 6 5-S, Spot sales, as bales.
Liverpool spots closed steady and uu-
changed ut 2l-82, with sales OF H.
0ll bales; receipts, 5000. ali American.
The New Orleans market was lit
tle more conservative in It's actions,
declining only about S points. and at
the same time failed TO show corre-
spending advance with that OF New
York. Prices closed steady at from .
10 3 points under Saturdays Anal.
Spots were on 1-Sc and closed steady
at 3 l5-ls. spot sales. $500 bales.
Now NnrL NnIinm Market.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-25
. la-l6: spot sales. $500 bales.
New York Cotton Market.


New orleans. La, Sept. 24.-Cro t.
g. AIoPeak & Co.)-Liyerpool was act
i've this morning. rapidly declining ar
ter the FIRST advance. but finally clos
ing at about the same level as satur-
days prices. Spot sales We're 1000
bales The liberal movement At the
ports was more than the market could
stand here and there was demorali1a-
ton on the part OF longs, which re-
suited In loss Of to 0 points during
the morning, but the extinction Of a
large interest. coupled with the fear
Of cool weather. made sellers scarce
and brought about a recovery to with
In to points Of Saturdays prices
Spots declined is with sales Of 1900 by
factors and 1900 10 arrive, Mlddlings
now stand AT 1915. Galveston, Sn-
vannah and Charleston each lost l-i6,
For several day. past there have been
signs OF a disturbance In the gulf. but
owing to the lack OF observation sta
lions no definite news has been obtain
able. This morning a low barometer
was reported at the extreme end OF
the penlnsulg Of Florida. and 1t was
thought that further South. where
there We're no government stations.
there might have been stu further de-
preston. on the other hand. In the
Northwest there was a high barome-
ter. with freezing temperature. and II
was the possibility that this cold wave
might seek an outlet IN the Southeast
that caused good many shorts TO
cover. There is no doubt that some
of the largest bears Ia this market
and New York have taken IN consld-
cradle lines Of shorts today. Receipts
at all ports today were 10000 against
20 600 last year, and tomorrow New
orleans expects 5000 10 10000 We un-
derstand that there has been quite a
good spot demand AT the reduced level
OF prices, but offerings on the spot
are not OF a character 20 tempt buyers.
Yours trmlN. M-llIlNO1 y ".
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-25

Liverpool. Sept. 2i.-close-cotton--
Fair demand: prices steady; American
middling l3-32d The sales Of the day
were 1000 bales OF which ioOowere for
speculation and export, and included
ali American.
Futures Opened steady with mod
erstn demand and closed easy; Ameri-
can middling H. NJ c. September
sl-ssd buyers; September and october
4 gG-e4d sellers; october and November
Z 3s-gld sellers; November and Decent
nsr 2g.e4ds 29-54d; December and
January sO-eias si-eid; January and
rtbr,,ary f2-e4a3 s3rGtd; February
80 March 3s-6l6i9 5000; March and
Aprii 3 s5-6las as-ead; April and May
I add sellers; May and June ds-ef9
se.eld The tenders fer ioday's deilv-
cries none. -..s....
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-25

Furnished by The GaIVeHton Export
Commission COMPANY.

Furnished by the tniNeht"n bAp"f'
Commission COMPANY,
(TeNaa aud Indian Territory prices
do not include commission FOR receiv-
ing or Hhipping)
Texas and Territory prices I'M
changed.
white. $40; mixed, Aec; bulk,
shelled I. o. b. Texas points, for imme-
dinte shipment; corn scarce.
oats sic I. o. b. Texas points, and
zoe Indian Territory smoked FOR No. 2
whont-5s05lo basis, Galveston. for
No. 2 soft.
Indian Territory points for second or
late cutting.
Kansas city. No. sept. 22--rhe corn
market developed almost Sensational
weakness today. The chicago septem-
Der price dropped nearly 2 cents.
Tho continued liberal receipts in
Chicago and the private crop natl-
mates. which are 80 much larger than
the oiiolal catimatos. are the factors
which are causing the present alarm
among holders New corn samples OF
unexampied finenoaa are appearing on
the market, and they also are having
do very early movement OF ths new
crop. The small receipts here meet
with no demand. and the trade every
where IL 80 slow as 10 suggest reduced
needs or ample supplies from other
sOurcea
outs went down with corn. Chicago
prices were Use lower al the close,
Cash prices here were lac lower.
There was continued selling at Chi
cago by speculative holders.
There was no demand for mixed
corn at all ind az the close ~ was Of
fered a cent 20 2 cents undcr yestef-
days pricea without buyers. white
corn was nominally steady.
Car I6f receipts Of grain In Kansas
city this week wheat, sS5, corn. ~.
oats, ~! rye. /; max. 10. hay. 205.
Car lot receipts ~ wheat this week.
Kansas city 1885, Chicago. 1912; 81.
Louia, ss7; Minneapolis. ss0i; Duluth,
f4i4. Total. 1909.
Car lot receipts Of corn this week.
Kansas city 81. Chicago. 29if. 81
Louis, liG Totals, 2slG.
Car lot receipts Of oats this week.
Kansas city. ~; chicago. 1911; 81.
Louis. zsa. Totals. 1871
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-25
N.u nrlrnns Mnrl,cts.

New orleans, Sept 2i.-Hog products
dun aud lower pork II i-2c; lard, refn-
ed fierce, a-sa; boxed meats, dry salt
shoulders $3.50; sides rs; bacon. sides,
5-sc; hams, choice sugar cured. II -
oil "a.
conee--steady; Rio, ordinary to low
Rice-steady; ordinary TO good, .
Fiour-Dun; extra fancy, ss.55G2!doi
patents 81 s5d290.
Cornmoai-Qulet; $40.
Bran-Dull 75W77 l-2c.
Corn-Birn; No. 2 sacked, mixed, CSC;
yellow dgc; white 694IOe
Oats-No. sacked, Western, S1oi
Texas 3sc
Hay-Firmi prime Sl3.5oaliJo; choice
tl500GlG.OO.
Sugnr-CenlrifuEal weak; choice gel
low clarified 5-s03 ii-iGci prime yell
low clarified 7-i6G3 i-2oi on yellow
clarified Q 1-ids 5-iGci seconds l-sW
7-S.
New syrup $50
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-25

81 Louis. Mo, Sept aA-Flour--
Steady unchanged.
""'"'- opeheu i-'o on uu' reae''u
on meagrc onerlngs' ana closed h-lSc
above saturdays close, No, red cash
and spptember. aSs.4e. Oetober. Asl.2pl
i,.,,,,,,,,,, a., 49,, 100
~ ''"''
Corn Declined easily ON hquidation'
but rallied later ON weather reports,
,t,.,,,s. ,pr,t-S, an NJ O ,niNnd eaah
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-25
/ TENDENCY DOWNWARD
- srocIx MARiSET IN YES
y rsnDAy's DEALINGS.


~ York, Sept. 24.--The Evening
IN lis financial review. says it was
Il. evident today that the profess
IN, SPECTATORS on the stock ex-
80 had made up their minds to test
4 r,arket on the downward side. In
srangers their experiment was
.1,,5 along by the sales from other
.sa,ors. who were buying stocks last
n on a perverse idea that Rock Is
~ dividend could not be reduced.
-.-,ro meantime did it's part by COM
.are and forwarding new and orig
M forecasts of the corn crop. 1t need
|s-3ly be said that nearly all the trad
= .whether for long or short ac-
mt" was limited to the professional
|. atngent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-25

Liverpool. Sept sl,--close- Wheat
Dun, demand poor; No. red winter,
Is 10; No, spring. Is Cd.
corn-Easy, demand moderate: new
mixed spot, Is 0 led: futures easy, de-
inand free. September. a. 8 i-2d; octo-
Der, fs bl-id; November AZ 8 lad.
Flour--pull. demand moderate; st.
Louis fancy winter. Oh Cd.
Lard-Dull demand poor spot.
fSs "a; futures. no demand.
Fork Steady, demand poor, extra
lndia mess, Us Cd; prime mess. Gss Cd,
The receipts Of wheat for the last
week wcre:i From Atlantic ports $4,000
quarters, from Pacific ports, none,
from other Sources $1,000 quarters,
The receipts of american corn for the
past week We're ZOO quarters
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-25

a fair proportion Tho feature of the
sales was some good lots of new
Queensland clipped. making very fun
NnluN, There was an umsunllY large
proportion Of faulty woods. which gave
day. The following are tho sales IN
detail Now South WalpH, Sait bnleHi
secured l-idmlsldl greasy i.AU
. LED Queensland 2iia bales, secured,
Z lNd4is adi greasy. Z i-2Hsd Victoria,
a12b bales. secured 0 l-idGfis liza;
greHay o l-iG6d. South Australia bsG
hnlcn, greasy l.iQb l-2d Taumnnia.
gh6 hncs; grcnay, o 1904 New Hea-
land, 1855 bales; Hoeuurd. g-ldafis
Hope aud Natal g5i balcp. secured.
s t-2dGlH "a
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-25

New York. Sept, 2i.-The Evening
ssfs special financial cablegram from
7ndon is as follows: The stock mar
rs were dun today and weak mainly
q Paris selling in view of the settle
stnt there at the end OF the month.
Asnericans keep firm on support from
y American side, there is little bust
~ in them here Just now. The fiat
~ Of Indian exchange was mainly
-ahected with a special operation IN
,s. .e paper. An early recovery Is an
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-25

Kansas City. Sept 2i.-cattle-Rec-
ceipts 5000: shipments 2O0oi steady; Tex
as steers S2.S5GS25; beef steers 1920
600; native cows Sl,10G300; stockera
and feeders s2,OOq95O-
Hogs-Recelpts 200; shipments 1000;
steady: bulk OF sales s5.25Q 500; heavlos
&. SOFAS so, packers S5.i015.S0; mixed
sl.g5d5.5O; lights sS.GOa5.SO; pigs 1850
sheep-Receipts 5000 shipments none;
market steady.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-25

new York, Sept. 24.-The total sales
stock today i2e, 566 shares, lncluding'
.nerican sugar. $4,000; Burlington 2s-
~ Chicago Gas 1900; General Elec-
W, 300; Louisville and Nashville 400
kh..s,souri Pacific 300; New York Cen
=. 400 New York and North EAST
~ an assessments paid. 2soo; North-
hs,srn 200; Reading $500; Rock IS
ia lss00; st. Paul 1900; western
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-25
Iondon Wool Sales.

London. Sept. 2i.-Tbere was an I'M
usually large attendance at The wool
sales today. the room being crowded.
The number Of bales offered were a.
l7i. and Of this amount 1900 we're With
drawn. All good parcels were eaEesiy
competed for. realizing cxfreme prices,
~. Q~.naa snG Ls1ssloh ill.i.A-- s-A4A---
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-25

c,..,onati sept ai-Hogs-Lowsr;
:, -.Ni "a. receipts. 5000 shipments. 800.
cs,tl,-steady; s2-zspsooi receipts
1900. shipments lV9; .,a. sfoosfs "a.
ssheep--In good denlanp s.6o. ian,bs
receipts. ZOO; shlpn's'''a'
49, i2.oe44 =
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-25
STOCKS.
!. F. G. McPeais ~ Co., Stock and
Bond Brokers.

bond brokers.
s,w York, Sept. 24.-London market
m.-chesapealSe and Ohio. is high
rake Shore, is off: ST. Paul, Erie
rrhern Pacific preferred and Atchi-
I, unchanged: Louisville and Nash
MI ii on; Reading, 3-s off. Bar sill
!, e95-1sc.
me street was fairly evenly divided
Ms opinion OF the market. The re-
avery BY the Changers Saturday OF a
~ part OF the large losses sustained
I, them on the month previous is re-
|n,5ed as additional evidence that the
.,,nc sunplv OF stocks ls moi increns.
SO ,,.,,,t.t,,,,, NJ. ,..,,
r. pul uini'i'i9ii''s' A"e ieuue''oh III
kk Island dividend mas not as yet
.s,sed any considerable liquidation
Cor acti,,a ncco,,rt ,,,o,,,,,,,.
p''p' ~ 'Ne.
"a hrm that mas at tlnies zone "a good
al OF business in Rock Island said
49, the dividend was acted unon he
~,
WIZ no' We ''u VI '''e SIOUX II 'he
lyidend should be passed. Specialists
a f1luIl1l0IHIOTA
N .,,, 90 a.. ,ro ,a.,t, 80.
'.'
uual; sun they are OF the opinion
AT at the moment the object Is to buy
IN noasibIv against short contracts
r,,-...,..., ~ ....-.. -.
snsIai h'SS'4iO P"iu VI. every "o'iu'
lis iioating debt and was busy al
.st 10 its fullest capacity. The regu-
Naw yorl Captrat diy,5ard g. cx-
~"
feted ms Week Northwestern earn
rs are considered decidedly unfavor-
M Decransa Of total svstern for
80. =, ooo ooo -
4rs nioti'''9' P'VDdNiS Fi'-VV'VOO e'os''
iyance In st. Paul considered as ma
yulauon In interest of the pool. Talk
tuhlsh on Denver and Rio Grande.
iiength In Chicago Gas indicates in
flsrs do not fear opposition.
Stocks opened Irregular, with consid-
sahle pressure to sell Chicago Gas and
knerican Sugar Refinery. 1t was gem
|tnlly believed that Insiders were work.
hs to depress stocks TO lower level.
ne motive for the attack on Chicago
lAs was disclosed on the announce
r'nt that at tonights meeting OF the
| ay council action would be talSenkn
Ayor OF extending the scope OF the
Universal Gas company, and that au-
-oriV VIII be given the latter TO G2en
|lp Important thoroughfares on tho nj
|hg OF the amount OF bonds needed.
General Electric and ID. c. f. were the
Irpng features. and room traders We're
opposed to buy both FOR turn. The
sHngers were barely steady and the
mmack parties put out fresh lines OF
eirago, Huntington q Quincy and Rock
and. The buying or St Paul was
Aeed to the pool which Is manlpulat-
the market both mere ana abroad.
p support seems to be forthcoming
M the pool IN gas which mas occa-
toed the decltne' In iaci u Is reported
~ the pool Is unloading t-ne on us
aalnss' The last quartz Slvldenn
y declared July I'd, and payable July
=. SO the executive committee II II
XhlOWs the same custom, has until
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-25

yes 1-2 per cent stsr,,rv os.s..
iirmer with actual businesss i, eiN ~ as.,
PIE ~ y. az SAS68isG II Tor demana M,
t'soat.so Il for sixty days. ,s,sS
rates Assris6 i-2 and y4s7fSs Il -
numerical bills s4siHi.A III s,ivsr
SSsrtincates g. 5-S Bar silver "a IL
Mexican dollars 81. 's' os 20
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-25

inai. Receipts 1856; export to Great
Britain n,tso; constwisc ssss; stock
4Ss27
Fenurcs-Steady; sales $500. sep
tember ssT bid. October s.ss hid. Mo-
yember 6seIS.s7: December do2efe0s;
January G,osG6o6: February 6.i05feis;
March 6i7l6.lS: April e9sfi6et: May
6.2StisSO. June 6st66.ss; July e.ssG6.fi.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-25

liverpool, sept p. Hams Easy. de-
mand poor; short cut Sos.
pseon--F.asy. demand poor' cumber-
"a ont as. short ribs 40s Cd; long
i Nv. X rounds 40s 81; long and short
c cisse & pounds els, shoulders easy. sss
a. Cotton seed oil--Firm; 2is 3D.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-25

london. Sept 2i.--Canadian Pacific
:, y; Erie lG IA; Erie seconds IS ~;
.p'nois Central SO 81; Mexican ordina-
y y; st. Paul common 81 -; New
pN Central 1903 l-2. PennsylVahla
~ Reading 10 5-S; Mexican CEN
Sel new IS co IA.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-25

Sew orleans. La. Sept. 2f-saies'
SPOT. 300: TO arrive 1000. Steady; ordin-
ary 3 1885, good ordinary il-ieci low
mlddling 8 l5-isc: middllng 5-i5; good
,..lda il..a 11-ieas -atddti~s eain "a nns--
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-25
Premium
Sewing
Machine

value $40. our price. t2i. which in.
eludag the somi-Weekly Gazette 70 any
nddreas for ono year.
fgxl. 4 attachments IN velvet iineG
center drawer are Included.
These attachments are superior 10
those made by any other manufacturer.
icing the only ones that are on fas
market that are Warranted steel
throughout Other Seta are made prin-
cipailY Of brass. niclfie plated. the plat
ing serving 10 hldo the true character
II the metal underneath.
The uaxette'n machine II strong and
simple IN construction. There are but
Few working parts IN the arm. hence e
Is easy to keep properly cleaned and
oiled. and aimoHt inlpgopiblc for II 10
ret out Of working order.
Thc machine = finely nnlfhcd and
beautifully ornamenied. aud can be- des
tendfd on 10 do equally well the light
80 and the nonvic1t work.
,rhe Garatts'a premium niachiAc and
tho SENT Weekly Cnzutte for ono year.
THO oarcttes premium machlne
and tho daily and sunday Ga-
zstte BY mali for ono year, fg7.oO.
The 6asette'a premium machine nnf
Tho daily and sunday Gazette BY mail
six months. $3.50.
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