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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-06-15

Sometime ago l was troubled with
an attack OF rheumatism. 1 used
Chamberlain's Pain Balm and WIS
completely curei. | have since ad-
VIsed many Of my friends aud Gus
toners to try the remedy and ali
speak highly oft. SIMON GoLpBAuM.
Ban Luis Ray. Cal. For sale by ali
Dealers BESsoS, SMITH & Co, Agents
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-06-15

The visit of Mr.. Ernest Lilien-
thai, the California capitalist, with
Col. Macfarlane here last month, is
reported on the street to have some
significance. Rumor says that
new bank is about to be established
here, and that San Francisco and
local capitalists will form a syndi-
cate to start a joint stock bank.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-06-15

A battalion drill will be held on
next Monday evening. Six COM
panies will take part.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-06-15

DR.. McWayne has resigned as
physician for the insane asylum.
He intends to leave for Hawaii in
about three months to go into cof-
fee culture.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-06-15

Today is calling day at the
Hotel, the ladies residing there
having all united on Friday for
their reception afternoons.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-06-15

The S. G. Wilder brought a
large consignment of hay and
grain for the California Feed Co.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-06-15

Robert Ballentine, of Lahaina,
was presented with a handsome
gold locket yesterday by some
appreciative friends.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-06-15

James Keola, formerly connected
with this journal, is now a clerk
in the post office. Good for him.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-18
STAPLE PROVISIONS.


Meats-Dry salt, clear. shorts. I IA,
bacon short clear, s II; bacon bellies.
~; dry salt bellies, 5 t-2 medium
hams, 10 1-2; large hams. 10: small
hams, IL; breakfast bacon. II.
Lard-Comp0und, q IL; pure leaf, S 81
Sugars Standard granuluted, I-Sc
powdered. barrels lie: powdered hall
barrels. . lie: cut loaf in barrels, lac
cut loaf, in half barrels, IL; yellow
clarified, 4 IL
Coffee-Arbuclle Arlosa. 24c Mid
land, &c; Lion, 24c; Aluroma, bic; Jer
Checse-Fancy. full cream, one in box
16c two in box, 10 lie; Young Ameri'
can. l0c
Beaus- NAVY. Be; Lima. 2 lie; bayou,
5 IL; pink 3 lie; black eyes, 4 Lie.
Rice Common, 3 3-ldic; prime, sc;
choice, 3 l-2gGc; head rice, g lie.
Sat tish-New mackcrel, medium. No.
l, half barrels, $3.50: No. .. l0pound
net kite, Sl.l0; medium No; l0pound
net kits, Sl25; Goldfish bricks, $3.50,
Starch-Lump, 4c per pound; ] and 3
pound packages per pound, DC IL u
pound wooden boxes. O. per pound; corn
starch. 20 and 4O-pOund boxes, Gas l-2ci
Faultlcss, G4c; 1-pound packages to the
case. 50.
Pickles Barrels medium So; half bar
rels, medium, $500; barrels. small
5000; half barrels, small, $3.50; 10
gallon kegs, $500; 5-galon kegs, YlT5;
plnts per dozen, Zoe; quarts per dozen,
81 -; half gallon, per dozen, SlI5; Am
gal. per dozen. S3.25; hexagon, gallon,
per dozen, $40; imperial, gallon, per
dozen, 5000.
pound, 10 1-2c. walnuts per pound, eLS-
ira large Il 1-2e; iilberts per pound
II 1-2c: Brazi,s, per pound, new crop
10 1-2c; pecans. new crop. l-2d9ci
peanuts fancy white, per sack, Parrot
brand. Sc; choice white. braes brand
70; roasted white, best quality, Zoe.
Preserve -Fiye-pound pals. one doh,
en- to the case per DOZEN SOtoi -upouhu
knuibins, per pound, loc'
Moiasses Barrel lots. new CROP fancy
sugar house. ;iSe; choice new crop i,er
gallon. 35c: fancy syrup per gallol' 500
choice corn syrup per gallon, 2oci SILVER
Groom coffee-By the sack, good. II IL;
choice. - IL; fancy, 23f; peaoeiry'
~ 1.2c; cd government Java yet MO
'h Dried fruits -TgrLish nranes n Ter
mound, O.: California, lOos, llVh,
rsrks i.5c; California, tos, sJs; sacks
10; SOS. Go, s l-2c;, 4os' oos' y -
tbree crown, $50 per box; choice eyap-
GRATED apples, 9O-pound boxes y 81.
nri,,,e bh.nornd boxes y l--c psr
,p,o D,n curants in barrels 3 II per pound;
p','r-s,,ts In boxs. Ha nrr pound; ,all-
to NV a. raisins, grapes, lie; dried grapes
= 10, eitron. 1Sc; orungopeet leci is ~,
an noel 1Sc. dates 10-pound boxes NC
per pound: 50-pound boxes oc III VI,
n n6nns. choice unpeeled California
TslIies-J'weniy- poand pals tDc' ~ a.
pound pals. soc; llrp2und B pa,,s' y per
vine glass. per Dozen ioei echOOhs'' p''
dozen, $40.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-18


source Az a result the market started
rom l-le over yesterdays rlouing prlre
iof May and July, hut the lonps appai.
vhliy received thai IA fortunate on,
WflhniiF 20 realize q itilo priht, ana
snld' which enpsed subsequent decline
a report was circulated that cargo vi
wheat ia vessel here had developed wro
w and was being dnluaded IN conso-
qhVnee II turned out that the cnfro IN
question has received SOME dnn,nre from
thr weather through impprfcetly hattencd
matches aud about 600 bushels htrnmlne
heaicl had DEVELOPED weuvll, and was
lnhen out 10 pruvunt the wcovl spreading
" lnd the cllrct however, OF turning
general sentiment from strength 10 weak
n"ea and caused, nlnng with tho previous
realizing by iiie bulls, a decline In My
Mheu FROM 81 . taos Use carly tu
% $50 about midway If the short nps.
sion
The receipts here WE'RE 10 cnrs.
against shi Year ugn. Minneapolis aud
Duluth reported a8I cars, compared with
10 lust year Atlantic export clenr.
ances yesterday wern light hut for The
wcr, FROM both onnsiH Brndstrerts re-.
ported clearnnocs VI wheat and llntf Mt
a,.1N0,N, ngilpHt ISL ,O0u wecl, before,
aud 2,SSB,OO0 the corresponding week oi
last year The wcvYll developed la the
the bears The market ruled weak To
the cnd and closed nt the lowest OF tho
days range. NS iSs for May.
Liquidation Of long corn was the fen.
ture ut The tfniing Ia TINT article.
schwartz aud Others who had al one
time foli that corn was low enough. oyi.
IDENTIFY changed their minds IN slew Of
the liberal receipts on TOP " heavy
visible supply an1 The prospect Tor an
early Planting. Rpernts were a5n cars
to-day and estlmates COR Monday are I7l
Soue r I az ne ena ' of q XII ~ sa oS 49,
lett lffAglcr ana ono or Two others In.
croasni lhelr offerings aud pressed them
with relouhlpd vigor nt the anme lime.
May opened at ~ $50 the saulp price
af which Il closed Nestorlny. II wna
ehy No thhi however. and soon hegan IA
yinid. About half an hour from the
close II WAS down 10 90 $50. Thcr
soon was a recovery 20 30 I.Sc, and
that wns The c0dng figure.
A moderately ariiyb business was
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-18

l3y Associated Pfssa
Nav York. Alasch II Wheat lle-
ceipia 1860 bushels; exports 2i.spO
bueics; saie-. ilVtj.'pD bushels futures
lDOVJO bushels SPOT.
spot steady. 10 ? red stare and ele-
,ai'ir. 90 3-ie: nh0at " 30 o. b.,
Ge lie: No 1 northern. 90 5Se 10 store
M. 4 hard, y lie delivered.
Opfious opened firm o. big weekly re-
porte frnm ioih coasts, steady cables on
heid over aud huilish feeling from yes
f,giiay. liut ~ ai iie Improvement 10.
wards Eooa cn the snail ici3rl " clear
nnras ~ wilehi from New York and bear
IA cr1b reports. and cl0sisl about sfeldy
M undhauge1 prices from last night. 10.
. ri March closed cD3-ic; Nay. G2 i'Nf
Ia il zoe closed ~ 3he; Anrinl GJ3@..
closed G5 3.scs DenenIber % 3-4d5y 1-sf.
eissed Oa3-ic.
Corn ReceiViI, $500 bushels; exports,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-18
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
by Associated Press.

New York. March 1.-THE shar
speculation during the two hours Of bcsi.
hess today was only moderately active.
ahN the speculation was Irregular and
nhsettled, Ruinors to the eifect thai
me seigniorage bill was 60 be signed D.,
the president had a depressing effect on
pllres' ana The hardening sterling OK
ehNnSe' toreshadowinE as 1t does add
slonM Exports OF gold, was another uu'
uation. In the early dealings there was
good buying of the lndustrials. The
pressure To sell was not, however, at
all pronounced and stocks moved Judo,
pendent OF each other, advances being
made IN one pool while declines were In
progress IN another The market opened
strong and cloSed generally weak. there
eung periods of strength aud weakness
between whites.
A majority of the active list shows
decline tfOm Yesterdays closing fix
IrsS, dislllng leading With n break Of
Sugar sold up lis per eont Ia the
early trading ON buying crciit,.d to in.
siders, but quickly gave way on slight
selling movement and lost the entire i'm
provcmcnt The preferred stock, how,
ever, rose , per cent and held the ad
vance 10 the close.
On the week the markets show
marked Improvement In values, Among
the leading advances being lead u
lead preferred II. sugar 3, sugar pre-
fcrrcd . IL, Missouri Pacific "a.
\ very firm tone marked the dealings
IN the bond market throughout the day
The main changes are, advances. Kan.
sns Pacific cousols .. Houston and
Texas general iours. l rs. Houston aud
Texas debcnturc. Gs, sold at a3, against
50 February IS The heading changes in
the bond market for the week arci
Houston aud Texas dcbcnturcs, U.s. 3,
Iron Mountain hs, 4; Cgiro, Arkansas
and TeNns division firsts. q IL
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-18

may Be % cited. Drive, ~.
re garalr Nh se ,iea . vat q one place
NV 'gehI1Qns OF con,far, ''. W. lQrtion.
n NmeAss. At 81. I.6n,. y, ~ ny enter
Ris hss WHY liille Village iSe ,',rD'esS
r.s-. g reach which i evoi, "s
Az 'uraey q some duration. ib as' pss,ia
sl5f lnbleN haze Ne e a'la.
W, 5's., au equally uiAsarorv ' lo.s,,,al 4,
IN, ports cross a bfiiscs ~ ~ ", !,
N, oai.i Wy, pane railway ard nv ~ AZ, up
IA fls 9 allly roads to lose tbeir u ,pnas,,
oiashs " e ssb pIp .! Heights and S's ~
out .oi &c city, have , c',eia, driven
lfid 4nr'ers 90 an oln sslinlllsne,i their
n ,,Idl N the Missouri rivcr nl IN
p,aees thrive; their owner ho Al the,se
d l;en patronize them in spite 'S ng lleh.
u US, ,rt. The fever Il IN a., s,rry
ana must run It's course. ~ 'ne blood
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-18

Q-no t,,.,,.ts, .,t.. on- an A,,.A.l. a..
49, 80, w, M tAiyr -e'','' uuenelH W
a ,''' - oNsh ,e,,, SPOT s ,a es,
stss,,1e, ,riy,p W'i';'"i' ~ ~ "NV"''
on,,,,,, ', ,,,,,,o a ',,si.. 81, e..,. 80 A.,
deri,iei inrrcnse Ina t5,e ,en,c,ne,,t w,n.l
owinr ia rontinnel nm. ,ccntbrr declined
'll ,s, w "llN wia,lvt ",Niiu,V
M h neg 'h ,l,iinee "H Ntos, svN M'sGf ~ w.
April rlos,sd ~ 4 .al. Ninv ~ 4 .n6tl1 4. a.
clGsei ~ i.2e! Juiy III h Sdflg ~, eios,,i
iabS.
Oats Rocetnls, 1000 l,nshols, esl,oria,
MN hnshi. Sni,s 1bnDo i,n.hela f,ii,r,,s ,
hnOOO bnshcls spot' Snot dnll NH ,as,
ier No. ., % H,lqg5s, No. . delivered
30 a.ac, No q, a4c, M, . white. ~ gldt
3Sc; No. 3 wdite. 80c. track miSOd west.
rrn. ~ i-lalaI 10; ttuclt white western.
3Slliici tfacl, white state, asitilo
corn further declined towards close and
closed l-l6fl.Sc net decline. March
closed 8l3Aci April closed 20 i,2r: MAY,
! ~ l'idiA lie, clusod "a l.ir; Iuiy
| CLOSED Bic,
Hay dll. Shipping 0NuO5ci good TO
ohMc" iQmSoc,
liui" Mnrkoi quiet state, common 10
c1n94liee iN,ilHs tacllG coast, lBhSue, 40
iii1ve Market dull aud weak Wet
,alled Nrw Orleans selected, 70 70 70
lDSs Lao l-lri Texas selected. 10
10 ~ IDS, hioci bngnus Ayrs dry, ~
70 x u.s. ~ l-adilr' Texas Try, -
TO, 80 lbsa ~
l.eatLsr. Vuiol. licmlock sole, Hnenos
Ayte.' hEht 10 heatI WolWltH, lDd luc.
tolionsc~ OIL While there IN less
pressure 70 seq, ihn market continues In
active and quite nominal with no note
worthy sales
Nc; prime crude loose, 2iGfa8c; on
oruuc, .ie,@2'i ppiler gIado"' 'iBci prime
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-18

~ NN7W"TTITW w.
Liverpool. Marcel ~. . y. M, closing
Spot cotton luict American midding,
2 1874. The salca Of the day we've SUM
bales. Of whi,h 500 werc for speculation
and export. and included 1900 American.
Receipts. 1000, including Din Ameri-
can, Futures opened firm with moder
ate demand and closed quiet American
middlmg. L. NJ. c.. March. WiAli6pldi
March aud April, 3 Gl.difi4d. April and
May, 3 UiGiMld; May aud June, l-lii
July and August. ! i-hll hnyers. August
and September. I 5.Gh buyers, Sopicm.
Der and October, Gild buyers; ogobor
aud November. 1 7.Gld buyers; November
and December, 4 SGid buyers,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-18

Chicago, March II. --Weeyil 10 a cargo
" wheat loaded 10 Me river was die
war cry Of The bears fDdhy Chhich bugs
IN the wil.ter wheat field, replied thy
bulk
'ihe wergil WIS NJ home aud VIA felt
more than TIE bug bites on the growing
wheat, aud consequently prices dropped.
Compared With yesirfdays closing prices
May wheat Is IS lower.
Corn. 0afa uud provisions were even
weaker than wheat Corn declined 1-2e.
oats . s.. and pork 20c pr barrel Com
mi sion lioasea with Now York connec.
tionA said that he amount taken ~
miliera Yesterday was not short Of 30
600 bushels. aud there was further iuf
guiry here this morning from The SANS
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-18
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Nv Associated Press

New York, March i7.--As usual on Sat
nrday, and on account of 81 Patrlclca
day being observed. the demand Of job
hers was more quiet, heciuso Of the
distraction, This gave a fair opportunity
for clearing mp the weeks busnrHe, which
was improved. The sales however will
foot up larger 10 cotton house Gin
clos then, was fair spot demand early
IN tie day for a miscellaneous aUort-
lnent Of goods. though large business
was done through wire and mail orders
The business for the week showed large
figures. and HE close shows o much bet.
ter tone IN all departments
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-18

boston Saturday Evening Gazette
sue patterned him some niehtshIr,s or IN.
sewing circle plan, s'" on the
A., anu ne stood It Ike man
anu sne Kept HIN Wildly honnin, ,r,,.
ne, nfs New Years Bllls for siohnins
u, he thought there WAS bo 'p ginls
(. But he stood / like a man.
she made made him search for ribbons from
beersheba down to Dan i'V'n
~. but ne stood Il like a man
sne uought some new ball dresses
hhu she killed him with rsres-es n
WIS h9ru he now eonfesses.
hut he stood It Ike a man.
fearful coiors ran nat 70
bui he stood II Ike n man
And, as might have been expected thoncb
u was with inlen detected tbSt he
smoked what she selected.
Yet he stood It like man.
But when she took the paper that each
day he used TO sean,
While he waited like man.
Anu around bonnet spread ii before
ned even read it-why, he cussed
and then she said II
Was just like horrid man
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-18
Cotton.
McELRoY,s RRPoRr

Special Dispatch
New Orleans, In, March Il. Neil
roy a Go. say Notwithstanding ne
baifhearted response Of Liverpool TO the
sfssdiue.s exhibited ~ This side yesicr-
day. prices here have continued urn.
ana nj The closing wc fhd tbe market y
p0ints higher than yesterday, Ihe gain
n Ilyerpo5 WAS barely l0ii, with spvt
aales Of 500 bales. hut sntiurni seems
rene-ally favorable to an Improvement IN
Il, Hnee ~ trade. aid there was not dis.
f,osiliou IL sell The marseis.
Spots tere uerc steady, but with small
aales. go bales Port g7srlpi. promise
n b. n00 hnl'ls. aszinst $500 lanf year,
ana Tor Monday New Oflenns expects
I'M, eonsiisrahio talk today 81 Increased
acreage In Northern Teaaf, AM We may
expect 10 See great deal on this sub
ject for the next Two months a. the
planting season may b. now considered
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-18
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE.

by 4AhttNHif1 lfHHA.
liverpool, March II. Wheat Dbl; do
iuand moderate; holders offer moderately
No, ] California, 5sffOa %; rcd WestsTn
Winter. a. lOil5r
rel. 3s iOd
Flour Spring patent. O. d.
Beef--l9flr India mess. 81 Gl.
Pork ,iiua mess. 70s
Buttes-Iineat. Sss; g0Od, 7Os.
Bdeon-i,0ug nud short eiear,h5 pounds,
iizs Odi long clear. % pounds, 3iy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-18

Retail list Bridgeport, car lots. Si25
Q TO 10 tons. $40; ] ton, IS 90; Meal.
ester. Jenny Lind, Rouse, Maitland, Rob
inson and Walcnsberg Goals. ear lots
81. 70: 2 TO 10 ton lots, 50. %; ! ton,
So rs; IL ton. $3.50; Monarch. Victoria,
Santa Clara md Elmore Goals. car lots,
$3.50: 3 to 10 ton lots, 50 90; tons,
81. %; ton. $3.50, IL ton, 500; Briar
Greek and McIamcs coal ear lots So
N 10 ION lots. s.. 80; 2 tons, 81. rs;
Ion. so: t-2 ton, 50 %; Monarch egg,
oar Iots. $50 3 to 10 ton lots, 50 80;
single Ton IS. rs; anthracite, Pennsylya-
Ma. car lots. Si1; 3 70 10 ton lots,
81. rs: single ton. SIS; anthracite
Ouils. > 10 10 ton lots 50; single tons,
$3.50: II ton, S.; slack, 4Os chr loads,
*. %: Thurber, car lots. $3.50 per toni
Cameron. per ton, IS; tons, Si.Ioi .
10 10 tons, 81. 80.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-18

by Associated Press.
Chicago, H., March 1I,--1he Evening
journal reports.
Cattle Receipts 700: shipments. 500.
Steady. Prime and extra hcnyy steers,
- Hiarf 70; fair 10 good. 81 00fif -
otliprs. 50 5Od3. 10; Texans. . 7Ji3 10.
Hogs Receipts 1000; shipments, 1000.
Steady. l,onrh heavy, .9ogi q;
prime Lenyy and bntrhers wcighis. 81 90
al 20: assorted light, 50 .6Dfi 20
Sheep AMI lambs Receipts. $500; ship
menta. l0iOi nil sold, 1000 on owners ne-
count; S350l3 20 for Western, aud 100
exporters at So. 15Qi1 90; lambs, 81 OOa
4 -.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-18

\ Nea for a skirt trimming is
4 White ribbon sewed together.
Ii one edge like n rullle and
n ach side of the front with a
ID Yenal tone of brightness,
"a and all the shades of pur-
! "a mauve, are TO be worn.
IN lighlly stiffened in the bncls
rsfnlng Of stiff muslin or grass
=. cones for this purpose. II
lsNe than hair cloth and not
|asm aud jet are prominent fea-
|rAaing, and yet black waterell
\ n.hnaiiOn is as necessary as
zn,u, The bright colors Of
|rb he'd toning down.
IL fAse wraps are n necessity
) iroed while large sleeves
rA . they are sure TO be worn
Z. arkfls.
lfis lahcy for the use of velvet
IhaeE rows and rows Of II
lt6l hOuse, making il look as II
q " gut Of bayadere striped
IantShlks with colored stripes
iTn rike pretty dresses for
~ ne silk is light in texture
'.ais Irettily with one of the
'adT eolors In the stripes with
sixa finish.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-18
LoNpoN srooK MNKEr.

London. March II, . D. M, closing.
Consols for money, 10 0-l0; cunsols for
account. ~ i1-10
Canadian Pacific. 20: Erie IS ls4i Erie
seconds 81 ~; Illinois Central 20. Mex
iran ordinary. 10 II: ST. Paul common.
G5 1-S; New York Central. 1903 81; Penn
sylynnia. 81 ls Readag. / 3-s. Mexi-
can Central. new fours. - ~
Bar silver. ~ l-iGd per once
Money ! l-td1 5-l6 ger cent The rate
Of discount in the open market Tor sfort
hills Is DIG per ont, md for three
moths bills Is ] 3-s per cent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-18

l,r ( one Of the traditions
..t,s.uring firm in GLASGOW,
,S',.,, years ago a barefoot,
Y i.'S Sr'sented himself before
J, 10 principal partner and
q A. an GRAND boy
Z WI q running to he dune"
III iestingly, affecting a
IL p'. .e,.ent. Your first quail
] sfls i, pair O. shoon."
a grave nod. disappear
W. hy doing odd jobs In the
n ,lset under one of the stalls.
n z. ipsssssci before he had saved
~ ~ 10 buy the shoes. Then
i'b;msclf before Mr.. Blank
4, and held out a package.
~ saoon, sir he said,
q. Hank with difficulty re-
4 4 lrnmstance. "You want a
l "A b those rags, my lad. You
~, The house"
ssdtated a moment. and then
ssfhout d word. Six months
/ ~ be returned, decently
4 osrse but new garments. Mr..
. .,srsst was aroused. For the
4. lookrd ut the boy attentive
\. hloo.lless face showed that
4 INA himself of food for
srier to buy those clothes.
..s,eturcr now questioned the
m and found to his regret
m neither read nor write.
,.r~ary that you should do
n, VI could employ you In car
= packages," he said. Eve
4 ~ for you"
fsce grew paler; but without
! cuplaint he disappeared. He
siteen miles into the country
I work in stables near to a
X Al the end of II year he
I-suted himself before Mr..
rad and write" he said,
4 Lin the place" the employer
\ afterward, with the convic-
4 IA process of time, he would
4 II BE- made up his mind 10 do
r. slowly In Scotch business
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-18
OLIA MESSAGES

Fm says the ST. Louis
~ have a pretty custom
fselieal immortality. II
l,,.p,la t when the petals of
Nv, NV magnolia are touched,
IVY the result Is n
! ulea deyelopes 10 a few
~. Is taken advantage Of
N pulls a magnolia flower
\ y pure white petals writes
n .sSlse with a hard sharp
~ . toep he sends the flower.
4. 4. ~ j in a vase Of water
Al lonr hours the message
'eai becomes visible aud
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-18

81. Louis. Mo-, March L. Cattle
Receipts. 100 head; shipments. 1900
head. Market nominal, Native sirew.
1900 To 1900 lbsa Si.21lJUOi cows,
100 lbs, $40.
Hogs Receipts. 1900 head: shipments.
200 head Market duh, closing The week
UfdiOc below last weeks close Top
price for medium heavy, $500 mixed,
81 25WiaO: rough light, $40,
Sheep Receipts, 100 head, shipments,
none Market strong Fed yenrllngs,
S375. good mixed S3,5OGi3.GO; choice
Texans, 50, iHd315
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-18

10y Associated Hrcss
:, MemnhlS Tenn, March Cotton.
Unchanged Middling. Is; receipts,
S;li52 bales. '''' -
New York exchange selling az par.
~, oleafances, S2s5. r.; balanccs, $751;.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-18
rREsH VEGETABLES AND fRuIT

veretobles-C Cabbage NortheTn. Ut
mound . IL cents; potatoes, Greeley
81 ~ es sweet pStatoes per bushel 5oaloe'
.oie-y 5Od75c per dozen bunehss; beers.
ner sonnd. . u; carrots, per pound; < ~
~ ,s,,ns 4Oc per dozen; lettuce, Blc
Frnits-Iemons, fancy ',5S1 y IA XII gos,
ST. oranges periox, ~ H. blns s1as 'S San-
mas rer bunch SzF q. ~. No., v,s4 Califor
cy Floridas = 1000 IT., orans 30 ,ass,a 5j
mia Navel, $40 seeViiNs''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-18
Live Stock.
cINc1NNArI llYn srocK.

By Associated Press.
Cincinnati, Ohio, March II. Hogs
Steady nj Sl0Oul.S5; receipts l4Op head
shipments, 1000 head.
Cattle Eaher nt Sl50di.l0 Re-
ceipts. 300 head. shipments, 100 head.
Sheep Stondy at S2OplGlJi. Re
cepts, 100 hend shpmrnts none.
Lambs Demand light S2.WH345
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-18

ovstsr' ana Oysters, buls' an. .2e
az 1850 nsr t az counts nsy dozen cl
enif fsh. 10c ner pound; sef' KS -
poiihd, 1hci crabs Rrr uy Z, IA III doz. I:
Game Prairie caicAsta' sfaiisrd ducts.
n'laiis, ~. zeal ducks. rse5 n sd ~,
Ut paih,s ducks. per pair. 0Odnle' ~ .s,
f MI, n pi 95 p YER dozen; deer, saddles psi
notnd. @ 1-2c.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-18
WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.

New York, March II Thu weekly
bank statement shows the following
changes;
Reserve in,rNse. S1.G0s ,025. loans In
crelsc. S3,1OSOOO: specie increase. ST.
2ig,20O legal tonders Increase, S22i0,
100; deposits increase, 81, l62. T00i circu-
lation decrease, S.sl4,SQo
The banks now hold STI,312, go IN ex-
cess Of the requirements Of the 70 per
cent rule.