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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-20


There are few more curious inaorlp-
t,ons in the whole literature OF cpl
taphs, says London Million. than that
on the grave OF William simonda Of
Wood Ditton. Cambridge.
In his lifetime he occupied the posi-
ton OF head cook to the late Duke OF
Rutiands father. who resided In
stately mansion in cheveley Park, near
Newmarket
His love Of the good things OF the
world.was fostersd by the opportunities
he possessed in .he ducal kitchen.
Nature had evidently endowed him
with constitution Of iron strength,
for. notwithstan ling all the "sops' ana
luxurles with which he regaled himself,
10 managed to reach four score years
before he surrendered them lie was
an admirable cook, and displayed ms
abilities IN many eccentric ways he
was no, ashamed OF his profession, for
in accordance with his last wishes. the
culinary utensil he had handled Tor
90 many vears-the dripping pan or
gridiron-was placed on his graNest9ne,
Slhere IL may be seen 10 this day ~ y
y curious piece OF hardware. ana y
kept in place by siN pieces q stou n,, Mn
Underneath Is the following guam
inscription: nan
Here lies my corrse who was q ma
Who loved a sop In the dripping pan
AM nov believe me. am dcau'
Now here the pan stands a. my neAS'
I -tiil for sop to the last | eriep'
\ But coud not eat, and 20 ! aleu. no,
Nm nelehbors they, PERHAPS may
laugh
when they do read my epliaph, =.
WIZ" 49, philadelphia Record
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-20
4 cAnnrun nIrrLp MAID.

The people say In Dimplodell.-
They've known her from baby
There's not a child behaves as well
As little Prudence Maybe,
When anybody looks at her
She courtesies most precisely
Her aunt, MISS Lucy Lavender,
Has brought her up so nicely.
This Dimpledell In Dorset lies.
A village like a toy one,
Its tiled roofs rlae meath dappled slie'
Whose light showers don't annoy one
'Tia clean and neat and green and
SWEET
The country lanes about It;
And Prudence dwells I'm Primrose
Inquire there n you doubt It
She " so careful. she viii viii say
Lest she should fib. though blindly,-'
Aunt Lucy'a very wen today,
perhaps--I thank you kindly
Aunt buys---I am not certain, quite
Cream-chceFe OF Farmer Acres"
II think the turning to the right
WIN bring you to the bakers"
Sine taiteA The iea-cup from the shelf
The big best ctp-and hllH u;
And brings the parsons tea horsolf,
And never. never spills ~
The parson holds II on his knee,
And sips II az his leisure;
"a careful little maid" says he.
Miss Lucy beams with pleasure.
Her slippers necr were known 10
squeak;
Her frilla are crisp and snowy;
Her nut-brown hair Ia meek and sleek
In weather wild ana blowy
The other children hear the praise
II cross or careless they he
or All the prim and pretty ways
or little Prudence Maybe.
The girls whose games she does not
share
IJnklnd opinions handy:
she's made OF china. some declare;
And some OF sugnr-candy.
Dear little heart should she confess
ahe's sometimes rather lonely.
This very pink Of perfeciness.
Aunt Lucy'n one-and-ohly,
Helen Gray Cone IN -. Nicholas,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-20

BY Associated Press.
New York. May a-Wbeat-Re-
ceipts. los, 500; exports, $1,000; sales. g.
400 600 futures: 5000 bushels spot. Spot
dull, but firm, No. red, store and
elevator. IS l-Sc; T. o. b. 59a59 l-8c;
No. hard spring. 6s l-sc delivered;
No. hard winter. IS 5-Sa5s Use (. o. b.
options opened strong and active on
reports OF a killing frost In the wheat
belt. shorts covered vigorously and for
elgners bought some. After l-2c re-
action prices again advanced and closed
firm at Use advance over yesterday.
Exports Of wheat and -four from both
COASTS. about 400, 600 No 2 red, 81 7-sc,
closed 81 Use; June, 5sdbs Lie, closed
IS l-4c; July. 80 i-lec, closed 90 s-se;
August. 60 l-4dso i5-i6e. closed 60 S-sc;
september. 81 l-4dsi l5-icc, closed
ei 1-2c; December Ga a-ldc, closed
O. s-se.
conee--o Options opened barely steady
1oazO points decline, ruled fairly act
i've on selling. closed steady at net
decline Of 10ai5 points: sales lVs25
nAEH. ltlhluAlANAk AhAaH A'f+'f
Gi51O: July. 14.4o; August, l4.65g 4.eQi
September. 14l50i425; October, 1850
December. la.5bal3.6O.
spot coffee Rio dun and nominal
MILD dun: cordoya, i9di9 i-2c; ware
house deliveries yesterday 1856 bags
New York stock today 2ls,027 baga'
IinIted States stock. 293,S60 bags; aioat
Tor the United statea. $1,000 bags; TO.
tai Visible for the United States Sb2,s60
bags, against 32sh52 bags last year
mo quiet; No. RIO. ~
receipts. 5000 bags cleared for the
Tinted States 5000 bags; stock. l4I,oVV
bags Santos quiet; good average San
tos sales 1900; receipts, 1000 bags
stock 10000 bags. Hamburg barely
steaav. sales 5000 bags; prices un-
changed TO half pig lower. Hayre open.
I'd steady at l-4Is-4 decline, closed
dun generally IT, deelinei sales 2o'OO'
bags. . e.,t.,,
l-ac; centrifugal, 9G degrees test
; 2a-s2c; sales cargo muscovado Tor Can
ada AT 2 s-l6c. Refined market sieady
M G. l5-i6ds Use; No. Z. s-lsg
si-ae. No. s. 3 g-lBa3 3-tci No. ?. , $50
e.isc: No. 10. B J-1603 l-2c: NO u
: i-iefs i-sc: No II. l-s4S o-lsc. NO
- 7-sc: on A. ; 3-4ds la-isi mold a
1-lG4 7-1ec; standard A, I-sgt l ~ /,
/ confectlonera' A. Q 7-SHi l-lSc; Gu, 1851
4 s-iei4 l5-l6c; crushed, S-fWi ls-lee
powdered, 4 1-iG4 7-isc. granulated'ap
Z alec: cubes. I-fqi f-igc-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-20


Agnes Herndon will soon produce IA
Remarkable Woman"
Mrs. Potter and Kyrle Deliew arc
having n very succeHsfm season In
India
sydney HoHenfeld In finishing n com.
edy 20 be called "liis First Campaign"
Olga Brandon talks OF a tour In Aus
tralia with THE Second Mra. Tan
queray"
Mira John Drew In contemplate Z
revival OF "The clandcs,lne Marriage"
Lllinn Lewis says she expects to
play Shakespoare'a cleopatra naxt
season.
Den Thompson and George Ryer's
new play IN called '"rhs New MIN
lister"
Charles Trohman contemplates send
Ing three Slowing tho Wind CONS
panies on the road next aeaaon.
Giocogn'H new pay, THE SouTn
Rights" has proved a great success
though Il IL sonewhat lbaerian In text.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-20

on from ohio at break OF day,
bringing 60 Washington freah dismay
The affrightcd air with a shudder bore.
Like a herald IN haste to the capitol
door
The tcrriblo srumble and rumble and
or the great parade that was on once
more.
with coSey several miles away.
And wilder still those biilows OF peace
And louder yet into washington rolled
The roar OF those trampers nneon-
Making The blood OF congressman cold,
As they Thought OF tho dirt In that
tramp array,
And coxey several miles away.
But there is a road from Washington
town.
A good broad highway leading down;
And there through the flush OF the
morning light
A man. unciean as a roadside knight
Mas seen TO pass as with eagle hight;
AZ n he knew the terrible need.
lie stretched away with his utmost
speed;
Hins rose and fell but his heart was
with cSSscy several miles away
sui sprang from those swift feet,
laundering East
The duat, like smoke from cooking
feast
or comet. sweeping faster and faster.
ForehodinR TO congress- the doom OF
Disaster
Of the master
Was beating az if within priapn walls,
lfnnatient to be where his duty calls,
Every nerve of the master was strain
cd 20 full play,
with Coxoy several miles away.
tindor his spurnlng feet the road
Like mn arrowy Alpine river flowed,
And the landscape spread away be-
hind.
And the man, like u tax to the peoples
swept on. with his VITA eyes full of
flre.
But. io' he Is nearing his hearts de-
sire
lie Is pnuillng the words the congress-
men say,
with Coxey several miles away,
Tho FIRST that coxey saw were the
OF eonsre.pmen doing their usual
what was done what TO do; glance
| told him both
Then swIning The House. with terri
He dashed through the doors mid .
storm off applause,
Ana Congress was checked In It's course
there, because
The nlght OF the master compelled n
to pause.
M, the nash az his owe and his chin
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-20
/ no STOCK MARKET.
.ss DONE IN WALL
n,rr YESTERDAY.
80, eroup suffer the
81. opening shows nm
nm, Later the ne"r-
'''' ,,elr work-Money'

I .,lated press. 49,,
Nay i9.--An active bust
''' snoe on the stock exchange
=. = o ,To hours Of trading today
2. - IN the bear side Of the
~. VA resulted in the establish
. ,over range Of values in the
'm,i,y Of the stock deals the
n, group being the heaviest
y There was no indication
s,snlns OF the market which
70 4 good advance was made
',,ly dealings which was now
IN fractional, and which was
,gclpated in by Sugar. The
~ss then held well until ll;So
est about the time the bank
vas issued, when u heavy
|,aovenent was organized. which
q. down rapidly with the in
n the van. There was moth
~ nrures Of the statement to
alarm. the changes being
liant, and the reserve being
4 AGAINST iess than S25,0O0,OOO
~ the only unfavorable item
s,mail decrease IN loans, which
he prevailing dullness OF
The prevailing condition OF
ion in commercial circles is per-
most serious obstacle In the
M stock market. and the
uade journals took a particu-
|loomy view of the outlook In
issues. A good deal of long
.sme out today and the shorts
rbn Increased their loans. In
dealings some of the bears
ne a constitutional objection
their lines uncovered over
came into the market as buy
|lslng a rally which impaired a
apparent firmuess to the specu-
Il The close. The railway and
Ineous bond market was weak
sympathy with the shares
hon. The total sales Of stocks
were 1852 shares.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-20

Cracisers-Animals. iso; Boston but
ter. Sc. butter. &c; creams. l-2e; crack
nels. i5o; cracker meal, Sc; oyster pearl,
&c, oyster excelsior Sc; protzels, 1896
cream soda. Sc: anowiiakes, l2cs soda.
&c.
Cakes and jumbles-nleven and one
half cents: fruit, sultana, 12c; ginger.
snaps, i-2c: grandma's cookies, loc:
lemon snaps. iso. waters, l5ci sugar
COOLIES. Toe. stage plenks. Sc.
Cnndies-C arnmols, assorted flavor, b.
10. boxes. 7sc; gumdrops. A. b.. as
sorted iiavors, 5-pound box. SOC Japan
ESQ atrips. cocoanut flavor, b-fb, box.
e5c rock. assorted and white, G5c.
French Nsses. per box. Csc: chocolate
creams, Al. soci lemon drops, frosted
per box, 6Bo; burnt almonds. per box.
aOc. creams, hand made, AOc; peanut
blocks. 65c: peanut bar. per box sc:
lozengers, assorted, con. on box. 7Se;
rsn,llss nails. per ID, G lie; crystal
cut. s-lc, II N. creams. pals. lie;
stick candy. 8 i-2c.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-20

IN my poor cot there dwelieth not
A lady iulied IN laces
And zatinn mo. none such " mine
But very sweet her face Isl
For God. when nrst her heart did beat,
Smiled on her face aud made It sweet
She robeth not her dear self In
Rare gowns Of queenly spiendor;
She hath won all that she could win
A hearts, loye--loyal. tender,
She IN not rich, and yut know
one klnn or love can make her sol
No Jewels glitter on her hands,
or e'cr 10 love BETRAYED hef,
or all the ladies Of the lnnds.
she's lust as God hath made heri
For when he made the morning Tie
Made one rose FOR Himself and mel
And close beside my heart wear
That Iiuwer that radeth never;
And n I pray. It's bat this prayer
TO keep that roae forever.
But Iof my lady comes and she
BfinRs roses ~ her love 20 mel
Frank J.. Stanton. IN Atlanta Consul
tuition
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-20

="
Dear. let me linser here awhile.
Lot we have 1ourncyed many "a mile,
That ! might see once more
The gray old house. where WAS born
And pluck. this sunny summer morn,
: The roses by the door
How rich and red they are' How
sweet
Like those rich blooms that used ia
greet
MY wandering baby gaze;
Like those l wore no long ago,
AZ simple feast and country show,
In eirlhood's careless dayn.
My mothers fingers twined them round
The clustering curls that fell unbound,
Ny father smiled to seq
An, love mel love mo. darling minel
l lost tiitir love In winning thine,
lost them finding ihecl
II seems, dear heart but yesterday
We met In yon lone country way
And loitered IN the lane;
Love struck Its magic hour that noon.
Love set our pulses 20 a tune
or mingled Joy and pain.
How fain we were to learn the SONG!
Though all too roughly lowed along
The course OF true loves strcemi
For eyes most dear 10 me on earth
Looked coldly on thy modest worth,
Then Ned our happy dream.
found II hard 10 choose between
Their hearts, that all my life had been
So tender and SO true
And thine. as tender. but untrled.
To merge the daughter In tho bride.
The old love In the new.
7 did not fenr to count the coat;
Thy love hath paid me all lost.
| Good measure, brliumtng DER;
| And yet see, this summer morn.
Through tears. the housc where was
born,
The roses by the door.
| All, loyei thy love ia like the flowers.
| II Nils my heart with happy hourn,
with color and perfumei
Hut II ! pull the leaves aside.
| md grief fain wiuld hide.
| A thorn among the bloom.
| May. dearest, do not turn away.
/ Thou knoweHt all my heart would say,
| THAT sometimes Il must ache.
Come where the churchynrd grasses
wave.
And lay thou on thy quiet grave
Red roses for my aakel
ALI the Year Round
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-20

best Foney. $3.50 per ton; best mp
land. $3.50: alfalfa. loose local. $40.
Johnson grass. baled local $40 per ton.
loose prairie. local, per ton So
Flour-Best patents yi.ea per 100
$3.50. fourth grade. SOC. Northern
patents, s.
Chops Corn and oats mixed. per ton.
sis; per 100. 81.
Cottpn-I.ow middllng, sac: strict
low midding. i-2c; middllng 3 $40;
Do.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-20
Ilrnnn.

Quotations based on small lota to re-
tail dealers, Antipathine. per ounce,
Soc, Acetanlid, per ounce. iOe; per 10,
GAc: aoetic acid, per 10, Toe; cMholic
acid. chtystaliaed, per ID, SOafS2ci mu-
ratio acid, c, r., per NJ, 22c; nitric acid,
per NJ. 22c; fannie acid. bulk, per H..
SIPS: alcohol o. per cent. per gallon,
sac less &c for CASH alum. per H., &c;
antlkamnia, 81, antifebriue. per ounce,
a5c; antipyrine per ounce. $40, ammo
MIA, carbonate, per H., l6ci Vitriol. per
ID, Ice. per NJ. case; blue mass, per
pound, Coo; blue ointment per NJ, soc !
hornx per NJ, lgIiSc; uamphor gum
per no, 25o; cocaine. muir. shryr,alised.
per ounce $3.50; eoperaa. per H., 2fb2c;
cream tartar. G. p, per III, soc, grocerH
per H., Ice; Dovers powder. per 10.
81 IS: ether. sulphurlc, H. &. p. per
~. zoe; gum arabic. first pick. per NJ,
g0c. shcllac. per h, S3ci glue, brown,
per H.. ls&l6c. glue, white. per NJ. zoe.
mace. per H., soc; mercury, per ~, Use;
morphine 4. a. W. is ounces box per
ounce, $500. 10 ounce boxes, per
ounce. se55: ounce bottles. per ounce,
81 30: nutmega, per H. Use; castor oil,
lon, 3i.i0: linseed oil, per gallon, 500
65o, sperm. w. b., per gallon. fi.30,
opium. per 10. 1926. opium, 20, per 10,
81 20; black pepper, per NJ. l5c. potash,
bromide, per 10, 41ci potash, chlor0tc,
per IT,, 26ci Iodine. per ID. $3.50; uui-
nine. J.. y W, Bounce bottles, 80 i.2c;
ounce cans, per ounce. % l-su' rt'-, !,
T. 4 W, b-onnce -.-i.r, yer ounce, "a l-2ci
B. a s. quinlne, l-ounce Walls, per
ounce. 80 1-2c do. Bounce tins. 40 i-2o;
ab-ounoe tins. per ounce, 20 l-2c, 100
ounce tins, per ounce, 2S i-2ci sBlsodR,
per n. ? Lar l-2c; ealipetcr refined.
| per ~, lOc saltpeter, commercial. per
IN. &c: salts, Epson. per fb 3ef ic,
salts. Rochelle, 33c soda bicarbonate.
| English, kegs, per H. Sc: sulphur.
flowers. small lots, Gc sulphur, 5-bnr-
rel lots, 1-2o; spirits turpentine, mar
| ket rate. per gallon; white lead, Collier
| A. Southern, s. r., per ID, 6 g@4cm7.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-20

BY Associated Press.
New York. May if--Money on call
easy at per cent, last loan /. closed at
] per cent Prime mercantile paper.
2 l-2a5- Sterling exchange Arm. with
actual business In bankers bnls at
N;Ss S.4uAss for demand and at s4S7m
ASH ~ for sixty days Posted rates
si.s1G4.S9: silver certificates. 64die5; bar
silver, 81 Ii; Mexican dollars, 81 s-s.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-20

BY Associated Press
81. Louis. Mo. May is--Flour-steaa-
Ter; unchanged In price.
wheat-was active and bouyant on
the weather changes. Eainng l-49
s-sc, hut on heavy selling ~ july
piunror, the price receded l-2c, the
close being 7-sc above yesternay' no
red. cash anil May 81 s-se' SNis'
81 7-sc; August. IS lac
corn-Sained s-sd1-2e ON the reports
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-20

Vegetables Cabbage, California. per
pound, lac; southern cabbage, 2 i-Ac
per pound; potatoes, Greeley, per BUSH
81. SOC; early rose. Soc onions, per
pound i-2c; celery, 5gp7bc per dozen
lunches; beets. per pound, l lac, per
dozen punches, 6bc; carrots. per pound.
2 lac; radishes, soc per dozen; lettuce.
aOc.
Frults-Lemons, fancy, (360D per box,
80 75Ig Blueholds bananas, per bunch,
s2Q3; oranges. California naval, $500
Q3,25. seedlings, 2.7h.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-20

ociated Press.
|ln, May 19.-Closing consols for
|lp7-ls; for the account, 100 1-2.
an Pacific, ca Is; Erie. 10 1-2; do
|. "a; Illinois Central. 90 IA. Mex
binary, II Ia. st. Paul common,
New York Central. 100; Pennsyl-
30 SO; Reading. s Is; Mexican
NEVIS, So. Bar silver, 20 LA
M
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-20

Asia, NsAere II has been cultivated nom
the most ancient times. Nearly an Inch
OF the green top should be left on the
radishes when they are placed on the
table. and this little portion OF the
top should be eaten. as the peculiar
properties they possess help 10 digest
the rndieh itself,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-20

BY Associated Press.
Liverpool. May ls,--is;so p. m,-
Wheat steady, demand poor; holders
ofer moderately. No. California Is
3 i-2dais I'D; red western winter,
Is dd6tfs 6 Lea.
Corn steady. demand fair. new mix
ed spot. 3s 6 lad.
Beof-ENtra india mess. Sos sd.
PorlS-Prime mess, lis 3D.
Butter--Finest. los; good, Sos.
Bacon-Long and short clear. 20
pounds. SIS Cd: long clear "a pounds,
Sss Cd.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-20
LOCAL QUOTATIONS.

Meats-Dry salt. clear shorts, 2 i-tc;
bacon. short clear, l-fc. bacon, eelliFs,
. lac; dry salt bellies, l-tci medium.
hams, 10 lac; large hams. Sac; small
hams, lie: breakfast bacon, 10 l-2c.
Lard-Compound, i-2e, pure leaf.
&c.
standard granuiatod, l-se,
powdered. brls.. &c: powdered. half
brls,. 1-ic; cut toaf hrls.. Be; cut
loaf. half brls., i-ic; yellow clarified.
l-2c,
conee-Arbucisie' Ariosa, 23e; Mid
land 2Sc: Lion. ssc; Alaroma, 2ac; Jer'
checse-Faney. fun cream. one In
box. IA i-2c; TWO In box. lac; Young
American. lac.
Beane-Navy. lac; Lima. l-ie:
bayou, lcl pink. lac: black eyes, peas
&c.
Rice-common, i-2c; prime, &c. head
rice. &c.
stareh--Lump. &c per pound; and 3
pound packages per pound. Lee; y
pound wooden boxes. &c per pound:
starch. 20 and 40-pound boxes. sac lee;
FaultlesR 6 i-+ci i-pound packages to
the case. So.
PIckies-Medlum brls., $3.50; medium,
half hrls. S2.75: small. brls.. $3.50; small,
huff brls S8.26; lO-gallon kegs, SsAO,
5-gollon kegs Si2b pints. csc; quarts.
per doz.. Sl10; half gallon, per doz,,
SLID; American. gallon, perdoz., sa'oO'
imperial, gallon, per doz,, 5000
Nuts-Almonds. new soft shell. per
pound, l6 i-2c. walnuts, per pound, a.
ira large. IL Ice; nlbers, per pound,
" lie: Brazils. per pound, new crop,
u Ice; pecans, new crop, l-2u9c. pea
nuts, fancy white. per sack, Parrot
brand Sc; choice white, brass band
fc. roasted white. best quality Toe.
Preserves pound pals, one doz'
en- to tho case, per dozen, s6,15; 20
pound kanikins. per pound, l0c,
Molasses-- Barrel lots, new crop, fan
cy sugar house, Ssc, choice, new crop
per gallon. Soc; fancy syrup per gallon
| 35c. choice corn syrup, per gallon, 28c,
Green coffee--By the Hnck, good, 2lc
choice, 22c; fancy, Csc; peaherry. "a l-2c
| old government Java, 2Tc; Mocha, 2Tc.
| Dried fruits Turkish prunes. pei
| pound, l-2c: California, 1905. liOs, sncks
| 6 lee; California los, sos. sucks, S lee
COS. &c; lOs, 50s, i0c; aprlcots, pei
| pound Ice; l.. l., raslns. three crown
81 80 per box choice eYpporatcd apples
5O-pound boxes, lie: prime. 50-pount
boxes re per pound, currants. In bar
rels, lie per pound; currnnts, II
boxes, Sc per poundi California raisins
grapes, lie; dried grapes, l-2c
| citron, lsc. orange peel 1Sc; lemon
| peel, lsc; dates, i0-pound boxes. l0'
per pound; b0-pound boxes, lie pc
| pound. choice unpeeled California
! peaches, 10 Ice
Jeilios- Tweniy-pound pals, 75c; 30
pound pals, soc. l7-pound pals. zoe
wine glasses. per dozen, 1bc; schooner
| per dozen. $40.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-20
THE PROVISION MARKETS.
auorArroNs raoN ALL the LEAD
ING MARNErs.
wheat Takes suadcn Lite and shoots
sksward, Advancing a-sc.
Trade Heavy and Excited.
shorts Trying TO Cover.


5y Associated Press.
Chicago, Ill, May ls,--wheat shot
skyward today. advancing l s-ac and
closing le higher Trade was heavy
and excited. shorts rushing fran,ically
to cover, scared by frosts. higher ca
oles and the bulge In outside markets.
Realizing caused reaction from the
top iigare, but the market closed nrm.
Corn closed 1-4c higher.
July oats l-ae higher and provisions
at slight decline
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padlshes poafess valuable medicinal
nrnnerties. They are demuicent, atm
uiaiing and diurotic. and should be
eaten freely when fresh and crisp.
s,fi,..y 81, l.,suailg eetcfi Tlth malt. only,
itit II ailccd thin are very alec with
a French dressing. In this country the
radlahes themselves are rarely cooked.
orfen boiled. The rHdlgh ~ native OF
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sons srnrSc MENUS.


breakfast.
Oatmeal Cream.
Asparagus omqlet, Cold Sliced Ham.
i.yonnalse Potatoes.
Baking Powder Biscuit.
Coffee.
LUNCH
Clam Ffittera. Radisheu.
Thin Brown Bread and Butter.
Cocoa.
DINNER.
Duchess Soup
RREout OF Neal
Rice Croduetten, Peas.
Salad.
strawberry Dumplinss, Butter Sauce,
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ociated Press.
York, May 19.-The exports Of
from the port Of New York dur
week were: Gold, ST677,451;
sssl,l21 The imports for the
we're: Gold, sg41.l29 silver. $50, =
\ goods, $l,5l5.l55; merchandise,
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Cordage--Slsal rope, half-inoh basis,
G lie; MANILA rope half-inch basis,
&c: cotton rope, ali sizes, lie; cotton
twine 15c; 5-ply iute twine. isc.
Bngs-64-lnch, s-ouuce, i-2c. 46-inch,
s-ounce, &C.; 49-inch, i0-Ounce, lie.
seeds-Rye per bu., soc; turnip. per
pound, 25c: alfalfa. per bu.. 81; John
son rass. per bu., S.25; miliet, per bu..
csc: barley. per bu.. 6Oc; union. sets, red.
Sc Der bu.: onion sets white. $3.50 per
bu; amber cane. Sl.35 per bu. orange
cane. Sl.35 per bu.; New York early rose
potatoes, 81 10 per bu., New York Peer
LEGS potatoes. Sli5 per blu.
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ConI.

retail uHt-Brldgeport, car lots. A.25.
/, 10 10 TONS. sl7s; l ton, St: MeAieater.
Jenny Iynd Rouse, Maitland, Robin
ann aud Walesherg Goals. car lots.
ss7b. Z 10 10 ton lots ss.25; 1 ton. 1915
IL ion $3.50. Monarch, Victoria. Santa
Clara aud Elmor. Goals, ca. lota' 5000
"a 5o. IL ION, $3.50. Briar Greek and Me
James coai. car lots, 1875; 3 70 lotion
lots Il 10. tons, $3.50, ! ton. SO; Ia
ION a 81. Monarch egg, car lots, 1928
4 10 10 ton lots. $3.50; single ton. sJ.7si
anthracite Pennsylyauia; car lots ~
anthrnelte. Oulia, 2 to 10 ton lots. So
sineie IONS 50 20. IL ton, So: slack
{os car loads, 1926; Thurber, car lots
"a "a. per stOn; Cameron. per ton IS
Z tons. $40; to 10 tons. $40,
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BY NssocIattu TftHs,
New York, May l9.--cotton-spot
closed dull; middlinE upland, BIG;
mlddling gulf 2 7-lG; sales. 7Ss bales,
Futures closed steady; sales, 5l,4oo
bales; May. 6o0q69s; June, COS; July,
69sG6gg; August, 7O2@7O3; September,
7O4G7O5 october, IOS@LO9; November,
7l2M7l3