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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-24
COLLEGE SPIDERS THE CHAMPIONS.
They Defeat the Randolpb-Macons In the
Decisive Game.

To Richmond College belongs the ZEN
nant in the State intercollegiate Base
Ball League. After several hard fought
battles they have succeeded in wrestling
1t from Randolph-Macon. AMI th1t, too
when IL seemed TO be easily within their
grasp.
Yesterdays game. which resulted IN
victory for the RichBond boys over their
Ashland neighbors by Il score OF 10 3.
decided the contest for the pennant. The
fight was one-sided almost from the
start the Spiders easily having the les,
OF IL.
During the first three innings neither
side scored, but in the fourth the Ran
dolph Macon boys INDUCED in itile
Chinese act and their work being aug
mentcd by heavy batting on the part or
the home team, seven runs were pied up
by the Spiders. The Ashland students.
who had been wont 10 sit in the grand
stand and yell themselves hoarsey foUnd
their occupation gone. anG they were
sadly forced TO rem1in silent. The h!ch-
mond rooters. however. nade up for any
deficiency on the part of the visiting spec
tators. and they rooted with vim.
FOLLOWED THE EXAMPLE.
Fllyson set the example for his col
leagues by batting a safe single, and as
the other players picked up the ash they
emulated him with apparently little
effort.
Robertson, who has hitherto done such
good work for the Ashlanders in the box,
was weak and Ineffective. and he was
batted literally. Ellyson was more for
tunate. only five hits being made off his
delivery.
The Randolph Maconites made their
first run In the nth and no one who
saw II could refrain from the belief that
Il was given them by Umpire Smith. They
certainly did not earn 1t, nor did they
deserve IT, Mr.. Smith called &. foul ball
from Talbotts bat fair, and 80 certain
were the feldors and the audience that it
was foul that Talbot was allowed TO
make two bases on It.
THE RUN-MAKING.
The college boys scored one in the sixth
and one in the seventh. and were goose
cgged I'm the eighth ana ninth. The WISH
tors made two runs in the ninth, and but
for dumb playing on the part of Winfree
several more might have been made.
Two men were out. and he batted to
AGREE. who threw to second In a vain
attempt to catch Hunt. Winfree taking
IL for granted that the effort would sue
coed, stopped running, and when Hunt
was declared safe he again started to
run. but too late-Willie Duke had
thrown to Johnsng. and the side was
retired.
The score in detail reads about like
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-24
FINANCIAL.
III l.. BRAZEAU.
IL 90 BROADWAY. NEW YORK,
BROKER.

stocks ami grain bought and sold on commits
sion for cash, or Oh margin Of from 3 to per
cent. Stocks in lots of 10 to 100 shares and up
ward; grain. 900 to 5000 bushels or more.
Commission l-l6.
Marked letter on application. 70 3-Suit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-24
Totals .......... Al II q IL
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COLLEGE,.
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Richmond COLLEGE

i567S9
Richmond College -. O0O7Ol1o0-9
Randolph- Macon ....... O0OOl 600 %
summary: Earned runs-Richmond Col
lege, 5; Randolph Macon College. l. Two
base hits--Talbott, Bahen. First base on
errors-Richmond College. 5; Randolph
Macon COLLEGE, g. Bases on balls-On
Ellyson. 4: Robertson. 3. Left on bases
Richmond College. S; Randolph-Macon
College. g. Struck out-By Ellyson, 4; by
Robertson. .. Double plays-Howison and
Hunt: Bahen and W. Duke. Wild pitch
Robertson. /. Passed balls-Phillips. i;
Talbot. !. Time Of game. hour and Al
minutes. Umpire. Mr.. Smith.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-24

SCORE BY INNINGS

corsn 90 I~o-base hits Hodge. Cor.
Hons. ,' @ol''llowsr. ?; liaup,man' Land
Coreo,.ah snhodee, BOYD Stolen bases
frech. Boyd Bases on bslls-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-24

OLD papers for sale NJ sc hundred ~
DISPATCH once -----------
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-24

on collinower. .; or Mccoy. 3 Hit by
pitched bsll--Hager. struck-out--By Col
lihcwer Z, BY Mccoy, g. Passed balls
Hodge, /; Smith, /. Umpire. Mr.. Bailey.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-24

summary: Earned uns-Richmond, !;
lynchhDfs. g. Bases on balls-Od Lynch
burg. o. OF Richmond. .. Struck out-by
lNnchturg, 8. 10y Richmond. !. Two-basc
hts-NcG0nn. Tate ~. Morgan. Boucher.
Martin. Home runs Mccain. Hodge.
ana Mckenna. Double plays-Ellis and
Louch,r Passed balls-RichmOnd. 4:
lynchhIrg 4. Wild pitches Richmond.
Time OF same, hours and % minutes.
ssSIc, Mlcc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-24

Totals ..................ii 10 "a IL
SCORE by INNINGS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-24
WANTED BOARDERS AT MT.

| w AIRY, half mile rrom Hardware station,
| Richmond and Allegheny railroad. Elmo NOV
| OF tho noun. AIMS. Terms moderate.
| Mrs i. N. SEAY
| 20 ig-TueSu2t YalienA Pos,-Olice. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-24
WANTED. LADIES TO KNOW
w that FRESH ORANGE BLOSSOM REM.


~ DWELLING west Of Eieath s.rr-'
south % Broad street. Price, a.. 500 to ta1
Woula bnv an RDoy0 location Hn some nice rf
street. LOF Is % - feet front py non less u
80 fcet deep suitable 10 build small dwelling II
Address q. ". w.
70 24-lt' 81, east g. 30 sfreefI
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GUNNER B0ARDERs WANTED

- AT WEST POINT Va. Rooms newly fun
nished and comfortable Nothing bet~oen tno
building aud river 10 intercept the strong SALT
water breezes MRS. THOMAS B. HENLEY.
je l1&24-2t'
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lrrANTEn ROARDERS FOR THE

w sumner months ia the country. Healthy
location. Water excellent Two and haf
miI.s from Lees station. tgenty-f0ur miles from
Richmond. Terms sl2 per MONTH children
half urice References exchanged. Mrs. MARY
CALLS, jefferson PostOnice, Powhatnn county,
Va 80 lU-Su3t6It'
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EMPLOYMENT WANTS.

4 LADY OF SUCCESSFUL EXPE-
N RTENCE IN teaching DESIRES A POSITION
TO TEACH during the sumner In healthiul
location faw students in advanced music AMI
French. References siyen aud required. Ad-
dress A. b. q. 102 north Monroe street, Rich
mond, Va. 10 33-lt'
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WANTED. BY A REGISTERED
w ORIG CLERK A POSITION. Best city
reference. Address GCAIACOL, 800 north
Second street CITY. 70 ALT
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-31
MeBLRoYs REPORT.

Special Dispatch
New ORLEANS. La, Jan. 90. AIcEiroy
& Co. say;
Futures Liverpool was not encOurng-
ing at the opening, which WIS lower than
last night. but II afterward strengthened
and advanced. closing i ~ 2-Bfr higher
than yesterday Spa sales were also
on rather u moderate scale 1000 The
highest OF the day. aud rlthOugh they
forenoon, they gave way. fret under the
promise OF liberal receipts az this port
tomorrow. and cold stiil lower on ru-
n0rs OF some intch between secretliy
Carlisle and New York bankers. which
might Interfere with the sale Of the new
issue Of bonds. This Latter influence.
however. can be disress fled. Tor II this
government offers iis bonds TO- sale it
can obtain SIS price without regard ~
the wishes or requirements OF blhktrs
Ia New York or claNyhere.
Anothr feature whic-i may have h9d
something to do with the aOtfness D.
the talk that Manchester business IL
not 80 good as Il has been 81 late. and
the recent small sales are pointed " as
confirmation of this statement
Receipts nj an porig today were ~
90, against 2i,OUu last year. The
estimate for tits port tomorrow Is H.
900. but this viii include receipts after
Il O'Clock this noon. u being ihe lasf
day Of the month. The hgures given
compare with 500 last year.
Our market hlaly closed steady. but
Al q act loaa On tho d4y Of penis.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-31

Spots were steady. with total sales OF
300 bales.
one factor says that the spot situa.
ton here Is an excellent one, as tho
country IS unwilling to sell at prices now
ruling. aud thorc arc not over 2n,uu0
bales OF cotton for sale IN this market,
while others are largely under contract
Tor shipments during February and
March.
The scmi-weckly movement viii be
published tomorrow. and it the towns
FROM which We have heard are any guido,
the comparison with last year Will be y
very striking one. Memphis, Augusta,
St Louis and Houston together have re-
ceired last OF the half week 200 bales
less than last year but the difference
in stocks Is even more striking. as where
last year stocks Increased 300 bales dur
ing the Same period, they have this year
actually lost since Friday ZOO. Shreve-
port wires va that receipts so far are
$50. which compare with 1884 for the
haif week last year. 1t has boon the
custom for the bureau TO give one Feb
ruary loan estimate VI the amount which
has left Plantations. In other words,
what has been brought into sight. what
is held Mt interior towns aud in transit
from producers hands,
For comparison we give the figures for
several years past The percentage mar
ketpd an February | Is as follows; lSNa
81. .; lS!l2. -, q; 1Sll1, 81 %! $50, OO,4;
| 1850. St3 II Is just possible that some
OF the hig buyers TO whom we referred
| some time ago, may have been letting
| 10 part OF their holdings today owing TO
/ the absence Of the heavy buying ole
/ meut. which they expected TO follow
! their lead
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-31
THE MARKETS.
Local Markets.


Whcat-old and new, No ., DC; No.
3, 52c.
Corn-Car lots, f. o. h., Fort Worth
ear, 4Oc; ear, local, wagon lots. 45c per
bnshel; Kansas shcled, car lots, bulk
'43c sacked. 10 lie.
Oats rcxus rust proof. car lots. f.
o. b.. Fort Worth, bulk, a2c: sacked,
BIC; wagon louds, unsacked, 32033c.
Bran, per 100 pounds, /. 0, b., Fort
Worth, 70 lie.
Hay Car lots, +. o. b. Fort Worth.
e g ,d EorIpgey SiSo per a ton hest upland
grass, balcd, local s. icr ton; loose pral'
RE. local. per ton, SO.
Flour-Bcst patents, 81 50 per 100
pounds; hnlf patents, 81. 80; third grade
Sl.l5; fourth grade, S1.05i Northern
patent. 81 10.
Chops-Corn md oats, mixed, per ton,
SIS. per 100 mounds. Sl.UO
Cotion-Low midlling. &c; strict low
middling. 6 lie; middlng 6 1-2c; strict
middling O 5-Sc; good middling, 9 3-ic
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-31

Quotations based on small lots to re-
dealers. Antipaghine, per ounce, 5Oc;
Acctanlid. per ounce, lUc; per pound,
Coo: acetic acid per pound, loo; carbol-
ic acid. cryst, per pound, 3oG32e; mg.
latte acid, q. T., per pound, pc; nitric
acid, q. r, per pound, pc; sulphuric
ncld, Q. T., per pound, 22c; fannie acid,
bulE per pound, s -; alcohol 05 per
cent, per gal, S2.i2; less Sc for cash;
alum, per pound, &c; antikamnia, Sl00;
nntifebrine per ounce, Doc; antipyronc,
ppr ounce, Sl4O; ammonia. carbonate,
her pound, 1Gc; vitrol, per pound, case;
blns mass per pound, Doe; blue Olnt.
mont. per pound. soc; borax, per pound,
i96i3c: camphor gum, per pound, b5IE
57c. capsicum, powdered. per pound, 25c;
cocaine. muir, crySLt per ounce, 500;
ronneras, per pound, 2M3c; cream tartar,
C''p per polnd. 2d3c; grocers, per
nound, Ice: Dovers powder, per pound,
n n. ether, sulphurc u. S. T., per
Donni. T5c; gum arabic, first pick, per
pound. SOC: shellac, per pound, 33c;
clue brown. per pound, l2dlBc; glue,
white. per pound zee; mace per pound,
sg n' mercury. per pound. T5c; morphine,
| T.. < w, Is ounce box. per ounce, S2.3J;
! . / . ounce boxes per ounce, $3.50; ounce
! battles. pcr ounce, $40, nutmegs, per
| pound. T5c; castor oil, per gallon, 81 20
| Gfi35; olive oil, PER gallon, Sl10; lin
seed oil, per gallon "odu3c' sperm, W.
500 opium, po., per pound, $40; blacl,
nppper. per pound, Zoe; potash. bromide
ner Mound, SIC; potash, chlorntc, per
| Mound. 9c; iodide, per pound, SD:
| anime, +. & w, 1-ounce bottles, sc;
! az. cans. per ounce, 3jc; quinine. y. 4 w,
| 5-0uuce cans, Der ounce, o-e' Is. " >.
ouinine. l-ounce viais, per ounce. BE;
| dol bounce tins, 2Sc; oJ-Ounce tins, per
| ounce nc; 1U0-ounce tains, per ounce,
| 2Gc; sglsoda, per pound, 1-iN2 lie;
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-31
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

ny AssOcllted Iress.
New York, Jan. 30. --Wheat- Spot,
very dull; No. ., red, store and elo'
yutor, IS 34c; alloat ~ 1-Sc; 4, o..
b., &c; No. 1. Northern, 40 ~
Corn Spot very dull; No. =, III l-2ci
elevator; adoat. a 3'Sc; steamer mixed,
AZ lie.
Spot. firmcr, but duh. No, .,
"a lie; No. ., delivered, 81 l-lc.
Hay Dun and easy.
Leather steady.
Wool Steady
Wool Steady. domcsta, fleece, l0a
pc; pulled, 2Od2Gc. Texas, l0p loc.
Spot colfec-ltio duiet and easier; No.
Z, II lie nominal; mild quiet and about
steady; CQrdOva. 2nM2O Lie,
Sugar-Raw firm; refined quiet.
Cotton seed oil steady hut quiet; do
nuud at the west suhsidiug; local inquiry
slow and exporters inactive, Prime
crude, 3Od3lc, of crude tin barrelsl q
d2gc; yellow huttor grades, 3tGi,isc
prime summer yellow. "a 19N35 lie
yellow OF grades, 33i34c; prime white
4Oc
Aloasscs dull. New Orleans open kettl,
good to choice, 2SGl3Oc
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-31

tnanciers. who yesterday were by no
means ardent in their reception OF Sec
rotary Carllsle's plan, Is IN part account
ed for by the fact that, upon reelection,
the banking element concluded that the
failure of the loan would effect the
credit Of the United States abroad. which
would have the effect Of inspiring a lack
Of confidence In large holders Of .ell
species OF American securities with the
result OF creating q situation inimicai
to tho financial interests Of Wall street
aud OF the country al large.
Thcre was but liitlc news OF interest
to the Spectator, and the crop Of rn-
mors was small, The day on the stock
exchange was very duh one, After
weak opening the general market raj
led under the leadership Of Chicago
gas and then reacted fraction hu, was
again started on the upward track by n
purchasing movement IN sugar, The
market cloacd strong and generally la
. IL per cent higher. Tho bond mar
kot was firm all dly and closed stronger.
Government bonds firm.
State bonds dull
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-31
Produce.
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

cg,i.syo In. Jan. 80 Almost oil
t---t.yis advance ia wheat Mss lost
3o5ay ana May closed 5-so lower Gables
80 veal. Tue weather WIS so mild
and heavy, Europcln shipments added
- III, weakness. May corn closed l-Sc
- MAY oats suffered 10 q Ike extent
mi provisions were considerably lower
nj round. e.p.
FLOUR not quotably changedi Jun. No.
. s,,rinr wheat. 59c; No. 3. spring
NOT 50 i-4c: No. ., red, 30 lie.
NJ oats. q SIC; No. ., white
9o 34d3i lie; No. . white - la
SIC t,.t. " a a46a5.
M. 4. 4ifi45c.
Mess pork. Si2. s. IL.
s s rsis sides. loose. 81 90; dry
sailed shoulders. bo1sd. S5.Ai 1-2aso-oz
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-31

Meats-Dry salt, clear shorts. Sc;
bacon, short, clear. Dc; bacon bellies,
10 lie; dry salt bellies, De; medium
hams, 10 Lee large hams, lOc; break
u LarG-GompoGnd, Z 1-2c; pure leaf,
sngar-staudarl granulated a 3.4c;
powdered. barrels, . Lie; powdered.
half barrels, . lie; cut loaf. IN barrels
. 1-ic; cut loaf, in half barrels, 3 lie;
fancy yellow clarified, i 3-Sc; prime ye.
low clarified, lie.
Concc-Arbuckles Ariosa, ~ lie;
Midland, - lie; Lion, - lie; Aluro.
ma. ~ lie; Jersey, - 1-2c
Green Collcc-By the suck, good -
lie; choice, % l;2ci fancy, 25c; pea
Moiasses2 Barred lots, new crop,
fancy sugar house. 40c; choice new crop
per gallon, Joe; fancy syrup, per gallon.
35c; choice corn syrup. per gallon, 2Sc;
silver dip, per gallon. zoe.
II lie; two in box, 10 1-4c; Young Anne
Beans Navy, 2 1-4c; Linn. 3 1-2c;
bayou, 3 1-2c; pink, 3 1-2c; black eyes
,IiIiS..c Common. 3 s-ialc;, prime, DC;
Salt Fish-Ncw mnckefgl, medium, No.
!, half barrels 81 80; No. 2, lO-pounl
net Kits, 81 10; medium. No. !, 10-pound
net kits, Sl25; Goldfish bricks, Z l-2c,
Starch-Lum DC per pound; ! aud 2
pound wooden boxes, &c per pound; corn
starch, 20 aud 40 pound boxes, Gao lie;
Faultless, Gic; 1-pound packages to the
case. 50.
Pickles Bills, medium, 80; l. bbls.,
medium $3.50; bh,s, small, SiOOi II
bbls, small Sl25; lO-gallon kegs, $50
gallon kegs, s. pnts, per dozen, SOC.
quarts. per doz,, St25; ~ gallon; per
dog,, 81; Am. gal, per dox., $3.50; hexa-
gon, gal, per doz., 50; mpeEnl' ,gui.'
per dGz. So 30.
Nuts-Almonds. new soft she'll, per
pound, 10 l-2c; wAluuts, per pound extra
large, y lie; ilberts. per pound ~
! l-2c Brazils, per pound new crop y
| 1-2c pecaus. new crop, $ l-2d9c; pea
nuts, fancy white, per sack, Parrot brand,
| Sc; choice white. brass brand, &c; ronsted
| white. best quality. Toe
Dried ltruits-Turksh prunes, per
pound, 9 lie; California;, llOs, l al65s,
zoos. 25-pounl boxes, Sc; T0s, SOS, DC;
| aprlcots, per pound. 10 1-2c; L. L. raislnsi
| 3,cruwn. 81 per box: choice eyapornled
| apples, 50-pound boxes 10 LIE; prime, %
| pound boxes, II LIE per pound; currants,
In barrels, &c per pound; currants, n
boxes. &c per pound; California raisi1
IS. orange peel, lSc; lemon peel lse'
dates. 1O.pound boxes, 10c per pound
| 6O.pOund boxes. s l-2c pes pound. choice
unpecled California peaches, l2c.
Preserves iye-pound pals, one dozeI
10 the case, per doz., 500; 2U-pouho
kanikins per pound. lOc. 81,
Ieilics twenty pound pails. I5c; 20
pound pals, SOC; 1I-pound pals, QUO
wine glass, per dozi 'oc' schooner PEI
dOZ,, 81 10.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-31
NAV YORk LINE srOCK.

Ky Associated Prcss.
New York. Jan. 30 --Bceves, no tralc.
English cabes quote American steers
slow at 8 l-2d1lc, dressed weights:
American rclrigeratOr beef $ lie
Calves quiet; on 6-Sdl-2r.
Sheep and lambs-Demand light, dull;
slow but steady. Sheep, good " prime.
So 25d3 70; lambs, choice, 81 0ldO 10
Hogs Few punches on sale Fair 70
good hogs. 50 1916 30; steady
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-31
GRADE
General Market
GALVESTON COFFEE MARKE


Galveston. Tex, Jan. 80 Especial -
sugar plantation agonls prices In round
lats by the CARLOAD for Louisiana sugars.
AL....l.nl nlnann ulAnMN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-31

Special Dispatch.
Canton, Texas, Jan. 40 The now jail
rs well under way and will be an elegant
structure when finished.
The McWHliams & Sides BANKRUPT
stock has hecn sold to A. j Humphreys.
a negro boy some II years old. and
who has been affected with some Kind
Of tumor IN his head for some time was
found dead In bed yesterday morning.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-31

Retail list-Bridgeport, car lots, sL25;
. to 10 tons, SA7J; 1 ton, $500; McAl-
ester. Jenny Lind, Rouse, Maitland, Rob
inson and Walsenberg Goals. car lots,
$40; 3 to 10 ton lots, SG20i ton
Santa Clara aud Elm0re Goals. car lots,
$3.50; 3 to TO ton lots, 5000; . tons,
So -; ton. $3.50; / . ton, $3.50; Briar
Greek and Mclames coal. car lots, SOD
3 TO 10 ton lots $3.50; . tons, $500
ton, 5000; IL ton, S3.21 Monarch egg,
car lots. $50: to 10 ton lots, $500;
single ton. $50; anthracite, Penns.ylya-
single ton. Sl3: anthracite. Oulln, ? to
10 ton lots, 50: single tons $3.50; IL ton,
So. slack. 40c; car loads, S32ji Thurber.
car lots. $3.50 per ton; Cameron, per
ton, ST. . tons, $40; to 10 tons. 800
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-31
REoEIprs Ar Q. s roRrs
Financial.


BY Associated Press.
New York, Inu. 20 The street was
treated to- q mild sensation shortly before
thn close OF bnkinoss today by me An-
unnneament of The Formation OF a SYM
dieate 10 tak., any part OF the proposed
aovprnrnent loan that might not DO sub
.rrihed for at Secretary carlisle's upset
price. This change OF front by New York
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-31

BY Associated Prcss.
St Louis, No. Jan. 30. Flour steady
unchanged.
Wheat hearish lie lower, No, . red
cash closed, % 1-4c.
Corn, weak No. = mixed cash and
February, 80 1-ic,
Oats, lower 10 sell. No. cash, % lie
Barley, nominal.
Hay, unchanged.
Cormeal. whisky, baesing and cotton
ties unchanged.
Provisions weak. Pork. standard mess,
S13.3T IL
Lard, prime steam. ST.00.
Dry salt meats lloose) shoulders,
50. - IL. longs and rihs,S6 O. ~,
shorts, SB.T1 IL. boxed. loo more.
Bacon, packed, shoulders, 81. 20; longs
and rlbs. 81 30; shorls. 81 10.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-31

is only temporary, aud a hearing OF the
ease will be had next Saturday, Feb.
rnaty g.
The petition fled IN the case on which
the order was granted alleges among
other things, that the recent local option
Is null aud void because same was not
Observation-Disclosures expect to rest their
case and have the election declared In
valid.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-31
ST. LOUIS LIVE STOCK.
Iy Associated Press.

st. Louis, Mo-, Jan. 80. -Catlle-
SLOW for natives: Texans easier Light
shipping native steers. SO OOit3 90 Tex
ans, extra quality, 81 LOO; others, ~. %
az 80.
Hogs Weak; closed 10 cents lower.
Best heavy, IS .25U5 40; mixed. s. 90;
40 35: lights, 81 so
Shcep-Firm Native muttons, SO. 90
a3 90; lambs, Si.OOdl -.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-31
TELEGRAPH MARKETS.
THE DRY GOODS MARKET.

By Associated press.
New York. Jan. 30, notwithstanding
tt,s adverse weather Of yesterday and a
part OF today. there has been a fair
amount Of stir 10 the dry goods district,
resultlng IN volume of business larger
then was looked for, and representing IN
fact. that stocks are small ilr3nkhoni the
lsn,,try. as well as ihe local territory
There Is steady market for prints.
Printed fabrics are fairly sold MP 20
pr5dnttions: dress goods are rather active,
nrincipally She light weights and color;
nur spd6s u5looA 10 ear y OUTS 5ql
hosiery.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-31
KANSAS CRY pRopucn.

hN At'NcIUTeu MOSS.
Kansas City, Mo, Jau. 30.-Wheot--
Very dnll No. . red, 81 l-2c
Corn Unchanged No. . mixed, 5lci
No. ., white. 32U32 IL.
Oats SLOW and unchanged. No. >,
mixed, 2Sd2S IL, No. white, 10
- "a.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-31
MOTHER ACCOUNT.

AK, Jan. 30.-A family of
4. ''oil'iisling Of two children aud
. b, WY mother, on tleir way 10
i ,.Hus ~ q cunvas-coyered
W caught in the recent bliz-
4, eYeral miles from Clarendon
~ solnl by passers-by.
ss,s ~ were frozen 10 death and
~ We're fatally frozen.
N. l a,o7l pihful sight. the child
,,s,.a,spel In each others arms
|o,hoei' Lowered all around the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-31
rNcnANnn Ar nan YORK.

New York Jan 90 Especially
Sterling Bank, 90 days.u.i s49l
Commercial, 90 days-...,"..A slh
ReichmnrlW Commercial, %
DAYS .....,,,.Ql 1lsi6
Francs Bank, 0l days. ......A Tvs
Commercial W days...,....b aO2e'@j =
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-31

Negetablcs-C Cabbage. Northern, per
pound, 2d2 lie; potatoes, Greeley,
per bushel, 05c: onions, per pound,
lie; sweet potatoes, per bpshel, 90
Wl9c; sweet potatoes, Northern, per
bushel, 81 30; pumpkin yams. 81. sweet
pepperper half-bushel basket. soc. celery,
DC per one dozen punches. beets, per
huShcl 81 90; carrots, PER bushtl Sl.L
radishes, 2On35c per dozen; lettuce, l5dt
2Oc per dozen.
Fruits Apples, fancy Oregon, 1-bushel
50. oranges, per box, So 90: Blu6eld ha-
nanas, per bunch, S203. Bartless pears,
per box, 81 .75Q0.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-31

The grca, Racket store, 12i2 Main.
is cheap, it IS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-31

Hy Assoolnlcd Prcss'
New York, jan 30 Money on call
easy at ! per cent; last loan /; closed
offered at l per cent,
Primc mercantile paper, 3 1895 1.2,
Silver certificates, o. rs,