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The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1894-04-14
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The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1894-04-14

Best Headlight oil per gallon,
81 cents. Fire Proof OIL, per
gallon 10 cents, at J. Heeney's,
South Side grocer. 1t.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-10

Governor Hoffman Of New York delight
ed to tcll an nmuaug incident which 90
CURED during his term Of Office, A bin was
pissed regulating the size Of apple barrels,
which WIS uf 30 trivial a character that Tue
governor vetoed Il,
In the following summon IA old farmer
from she Mohawk valley cnme into tho exc
ceutiye chamber, and producing letter OK
Introduction, said
"GOvmnor I've come 70 nal you 20 pars
don my son ont OF states prison. Herbeon
there pnln on TWO year and bis timoll DO
up Ia about two uion,he. llnrye-t is comm
on ia two or three weeks, governor, and
kind o thought should Ike To have him
~ to the farm He'd baqulte handy. Don't
you think you cnnld do ny
"fhure was something about bin, said
the .pyrrnur "thnt impressed me he WIS .
GOO old fellow, and told him would
pardon hiB hny.N
The Ola mnb hcamcd with delight and
rose 20 take his departure
~ thank you, governor for parlnnin HIM
now, bccuuso hnndy are source. aud on b.
half ~ ny neghbors thank you for Veto
10 the apple barrel bill. ~ Youths Com
unuiun
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-10

Quotations baspI ON small lots to re-
dealers, Antipathiue, ppr ounce, 0Oc;
Acetanlid. pee ounce, lOc. per pound,
toe; ntc,ic acid. per pound. lOci carbol-
riatic acid. q p, per pound. pc: nitric
acid, G. r. per honhl ~; suphunc
acid. G. r.. pcr pnunl pc; fannie nciA.
bulk. per pound. 81 ~: alcohol. 0J per
cent. per gal. S2.l2. less &c for cash;
alrn per pound. &c; nnilkamnln, Sl.nOi
antliehripe per, ounce. eoc; nniipyrene.
per ou.s. Si.IO: ammonia. carbonate.
ier 20 !, 1nc: vtriol. per pound. Giisc;
line SO. per pnnnd. SOC; llne oint-
mont er pound, b0c: bornx. per innnl.
l2ffl3r; cnmlhor rhm, per pound bJH
DC; capsicSn. powdered, per pound. 21c;
curaihr inur. cryEf.. ner ounce, SA.hu;
cnpnernS. per rnnnd. 2Ni,lc; cream tartar,
G. T., per pound. 30e; frncera. per
pound. IT,: Doyers powder. per nounh.
81 ,25; ether sulphnrlc II. $. r, per
POUND. 1hr fnm nrAhic. first nlek. Der
pound. O0c; shollnc per pound BE;
rlnr. hrow.. nor ninnd, l2Wl6 rine.
white prr pound. zoe; maca. per pornd.
e0r: nercnrr. ner i,anad. T5r; norrhipe.
i & w, l-9 ounce h0v. ncr ounce - BE
. orncn hhres per annre 81 ~. qnnce
bottles. per Hunre - 10. uui DPgs. nor
flnrnd, nc: castor oil. nor glllnn 81 20
~ 20; olive Of pcr glllon S.lo' ,l,lp-
n nor Gallon. 81 20. 1plnrn nor pound.
SeG5; opium. No.. nar pound SG5; hark
neplier. phr pdlnd l5c: p1tashl bromide.
nor nnnnd f7ri n0tash, chlnrnie. Dor
faHrd nc: in.lle ner mound. ~ p:
1ninine. =. & w, i-ounce hnliies. BE;
cans. ner ounce. 3or; nnlnine. ! y w
gninine. l-ounre vllls. per ounce. BE;
DO. 9nuurn tins oSr 2h-onnre firs. npr
OIL 2Tr: lO0-ouuce tins. nor nz PC. sal
soda. per pound. 2 i-4sf2 l-2r; salt peter.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-10

between Sl2500Qooo aud S15o,O0o,o00.
were sent hack nnon rs; bui we took
them without Inconvenience, evidently be-
cluse or the Hight supplies on tke market
above alluded 70, aud that rnturn move
ment has apparently taken of the foreign
markets all the stoc.,s and bonds ilev
care % part with. so that there Is little
probability Of iuporiant further sspn los
coming. from that source II 1t be said
maj the immense amWnt Of rlilrund
properly now under recoyershrs Is cali
cula'ed 70 shake foreign confidence. the
answer FROM fact Is tiat no securities
are rnnilng back on that account n IL,
on the oilrr hand. question deserving
consideration whctlcr, with the growing
aprrrhensiont Of great European war
coming IN the spring and Tie current low
rate 81 earnings on indnsirNl capital
English Gerinnn and Dutch investors
may NOT show preference for our in-
vestnents over those Of their respective
countries
4. Industrial securities, taken as a
whole. have reached level Of price, at
which many will reglrl then with in.
creased conhlance. The s'lye na1ic nnl
prospective eject Of the now t1rif have
produced such an cNtraor liunry collapse
IN prices, that Z Is harlv conc lgnhl,
how they can fall much lower Tn, fol.
lowing are the comparative motatops
for this group Of stoeks at the begnn ne
of 1898 and OF 1891. respectively:
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-10

Special TO thc Gazeltc.
New Orleans. Jan. o. -NIel3lroy A.
90. say:
Futures The natural teudency to 70.
allie pronrs showed iiself in ilyr,,aSl
ihs morning In decline Of o-0Id In,
MS soon Az Inc suunlv from ma n,,nrte,
was exhausted thero WIS como rn,i,v1r,.
mud prices wore siondv ut i-C,ii under in.,
nights. Longs horn ,verc inclinoi 4, Tesi
snn, v,.tnt i,uensv. in mo- nf the icriins
In Iiyerponl. lint Tho opopinr dpnr,..
slou. .,n,rn wn, M n insl of nnipts
below me- lnst R,ntrr durinr vnsterday nm
mo curb. aud only 4 90 Z higher thnn
S1tnrlay's chasing nrovod "a bp sbnrt.
iiycl, and prlre. were aIyouce1 IN Nj Kin
a fnw poipts of the bichest al vestftIl,,,
Tho estimate for rece;pfs nj Now or
Laws however. .snOD6 bs,es against
a. 600 halo, last >couscS fnrths,. ~.
nng utr nnd snfrnrsWA Inb N,ns s,rcnih.
added Ia by no nnbi' If the TeVas
movement 10 Derembe7X Thoss ~
mos show hnt Of tHyfNre,i,s crr,,
/ .lns.OOO Mad como into sirht IN
new vnor's against / 100 O00 nj bn sn,,e
dare inst year. n diaerenco of onlv ~
900 bales According Ia Mr. Upster
who complled these frnres mo totnl
Tpxns cr6n Iasi season v,aa . ing G1n
nnd If M movement from now on sbonlii
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-10

Meats-Dry salt clear shorts, S-tc:
bacon, short, clear, 9ci bacon bellies,
10 l-2c; dly SAT- uel,les, Nc; uivtuu.u
hams, 10 lie; large hams, Toe; break
fast bacon, re.
Lard - umnuunl. lie; pure leaf
lie.
Sugar STANDARD granu.ated, 413-iGc;
powdered, barrels, . l,Ici powdered
half barrels, . lie; cut loaf, IN barrels,
8 lie; cut loaf, in half barrels, . lie;
fancy yellow, clhuneu, / lac; prime yce
low clarified, 1c.
Arburkle's Arioso. p lie;
MIDLAND. y lie, Lion - 1-2r; Alaro
ma. u lie; Jersey "a lie.
Green Cnirt-B ~ tho sack. good
% 1-2r choice, y l-2c, fancy. &c; pen
harry. - Lee old government Java
Molaeses- Barrel lots, new crop,
fancy sugar house. iOc: choice new crop
per gallon. 3jc; fancy syrup. per gallon.
S.ic; choice corn syrHp. per gallon, 2sc;
silver dip. per gallon; SOs,
tnynn, lie; pink, 3 lie; black eyes,
itcr-common 3sLa4c; prime, DC;
cloirc : ! 26iir. head rice, O lie
Salt Fish New mnckcrel. medium. No
l. half bnrrrls. $3.50; No. :, lupoupl
net kits, 81 -: Goldfish bricks. : l. IL
Chce-e-f Fancy. full cream, one 10 box,
II ~; TWO Ia box. l5e; Young Ameri'
s!aTeG T., ,,. sc per pound end 2
pound vopicn li0xrs. " per pound. corn
starch. ~ and ~ pound boxes, thiB lie;
Faul'ltSs, Sle' iponnd packages 10 the
Gaze 50.
Piekles- l.tls.. medium, $3.50; - hbl. !.
medium. Nd.-1i bhls., small. Sb.1u. IL
bills. small, -: lurillon kegs, 81: 5-sal.
Ion Kegs. Sl.Tp, nlnfs. per tinx SIC:
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-10

rhcrr IA Only one Way % Get tito nun
lieneit Of the fuxufy.

There IA Only ono Way 20 Get tito ffufi
ncneiit Of the rnxufy.
Tobacco consists Of the leaves and stalk
Of 4 plant charged with an aroma purify
log, sustaining. celebrating aud frurant
10 the human being. Like tho aroma Of
rose, this aroma should be inhaled IN the
form Of cool yapor by the human nosn The
CLEVER, like the cab horse. eats the leaves
and stalk He uhes tie tobacco at the right
temperature, hut 10 the wrong form, and
puts Il Into lsmonth.
The snuifcr reduces the leaves and stniti
to powder md put, IL into his nose. liz
uses The tobacco at the right temperature
and puts 10 into the right place, but con.
vefts it into wrong form Tho ci-1l
smoker gots the tobacco iuto the Right
form, but puts Il AZ a wrong tcmpemtnu
into wrong place The cigarette smoker
blends tle filthy rrg1 and other materials
out OF which paper * made with the 70
haeco The pipe smoker puts his tobacco
inio receptacle which Is used for nm IN,
definite time, W very difficult 20 clean and
tends to produce cancer Of tic tongue aud
lips
Moreover, 10 all forms Of smoking tho
tobacco becomes saturated with the smok
er's breath. rhls Scoops to DO almost pol
sonona Il H. this which causes the lower
half Of half smoked clear, II Lett on a Ia.
bic for q few hours, TO become indescrib
ably rank. II Is this which makes the
smoke OF tobacco Ia a foul pipe noSlous
aud the Amoknof tobacco not pressed down
70 the bottom OF . clean bowl nauseoGs,
even 10 The smoker himsclf.
Nature protests agniuH, this abuse Of hen
beauty She twoAka the inepient snnlfers
nose She weakens the rirar smokers
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-10

oysters-uncp pound. Der duz., 0oes No.
., per dus.. Sl.SO.
Flsh-Aaska. No. (. salmon. pcr dozen.
Sl.1u. Columbia RIVER No salinmL prs
,lnHen. $40; l-pouni markvrrl, per jux.
Sl.J0; Asntrican Hnr,i.ues. lis. per ease.
81 81, French sardiues. LIS, per ease
Sl2.JO.
Meats potted ham, - pound, per
dozeu, zoe; ported lntn, H. pound. pei
dozen, Si.5Q; Vienna sausage IL pound,
per dozen. Si,25; Nirnra sausage. i,p0unl
per dozen. SO; iarch tongue. iiunui.
per duEeu SSJai Clipped Aef. IL pound.
per doztu. Sl,5u; chlpptd ltef. l-pOunj,
per duGru. S2.4U.
Vegetables Three pound tomatoes
Sl2j: 2.lauui tuniatu,'.. Sl.iu; 2-ppnnl
cutu. chnlcr Sl,lu; 2-Duuuil corn fancy
81 IS. 2-pound string peans. OJc; a.pounl
mhrrpVviai pras, Sl25
California Frlts-'l'wo and onchalf
pounl peaches, S1.25; > 1.2.nound apr.
cots, SiS5; > IL pound pears. S3.a5:
. i2poml nlum@ 81; . 1.a.puni
muScit rrlues. SIS: l2-inunl whi5s
olwrrea, S2.0O; ? II pound black cher
rics $40.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-10
HEsrER Oh rEXAs corroN.

Ivy Associated lress
New Orleans, In. Jan. 0-Socwary
Hester has Just Issued a statement show
ing tie actual deliveries from the state
of Texas for the first months of THIS
season to December 81. OF 1.i0GG5G
bales. against 1901 1888 bales for the
same time last year making a net de-
hit Of 22,i52 BALES Deliveries al the
lcNas scah5ard show a deficit W li.S8
bites. and TO points on the Mississippi
river, north Of 81, Louis, lli.13l bales,
but these are offset by an increase IA the
shinmenis via CJiro and 81. Louis of
i0,50f bales, 10 New Orleans Of oA,500
bales aud rail shlpmcnts To Mexico Of
&il5 ha.es Ia Other wor ls. ihr deficit
Of l05,0S4 bales In shipments TO the
selhoarl, and by overland routes north
of $. Louis y lnrggly offset by an n-
crease OF l33Iig TO New Oreaus, Mexico
and via Cairo and 81. I.ouls.
Secretary Hester says that deliveries
from the state Of Texas. from and after
January ! last ycnr, were 5SS32i holes,
the commercial rrpp of Texas last year
having been 2,l0S,528 bales.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-10
ENRY CLEWS' LETTER.
{ ENTIRE ENCE OF PEssI
NIIsM IN STOCKS.
ght Supply Of srouritics-Foreign
Markets for our Bonds ana
= Stocks Are All Right.

/ Jew Work, Jan. 0.--rle new year opens
7 d 6 feeling on tie stock exchange
eli Is in welcome contrast TO the tone
n Affair." outside There is no very
rked buoyancy, nor any great activity
k7i,eeurities, but equally there is an en-
nbaence of the pesslmism aud pros
htinn that prevail universally IN the
iuiorcinl markets. II muy be WORTH
We to- consider Ills difference. for It is
and has causes which ought to be
eiAlly understood.
= There is undoubtedly m exception
iiRff supply Of securities On the
|1fket This Is evident from the .nrge
n Zine. N the construction Of new rail-
IDS dilrlng recent years. For the four
r. iceU-t-S-9, tic average Increase of
cage Vas S2lO per year, For 1872 and
|fI1. lhe average increase WIS 400,
|or1st lokt years new construction Is es-
atei nt about 1900 miles Tie con-
,faiefion Of 1898 was but Il trille In ex-
A o. De average for the five years Of
-strntipn following the panic Of 1873.
20 be considered also that the con-
iffip0 of the last five years has cuu-
ttf.nfgely OF excursions, by existing
--oQfnllpns, rather tlan Of new road by
i : cqinpanics. aud much Of that was
N " Tom the earnings Of the companies
.
/iWo'tRh rcsnlt-an increase Of prop
y uNufd. but without q corresponding
rtaHr n obligations, though with some
nliiHt. tiiverslnn OF income from dlYl-
Ids DE las strengthened the lntriu-
W. cqmliten of many roads and Increased
~ sntping capacity. although Il has
dixllcaas.
Ibe operation Of this process. for
r. ~ ipnr years past, hls had tie effect
l9ridneiuS ie supply Of new raj road Sc
tues coming upon the market 10 an
|~,vpronal'y low, minimum. much lower
/. 4 maj OF ordinary times. and below
II AZ a ronseryhtlvc course Of investment
~ cnphble Of absorbing. One rgaulf 81
drift appears IN the fngi that prob
+. ATM period for years past. has the
pfutcf stocks and bonds held for a
nfkfl br raj road prnmpfnrs a!id cuu.-
nlfft isen so relatively INV a. 10 Il to-
W 1Nis factor Is always one that has
.HrI1tiau h-nrinr upon the sustaining
Skill Of the market. for tho knowledge
+ tIAefe are large blocks OF securities
" aitlnf an opportunity TO be shifted
|fM the public natural y tenls 10 teen
'tf1 persiftently timid and encourages
Parll from The professional bears"
~ Fif vera. opposite coniilions en-
r4tH Confidence.
1.-THE foreign markets FOR our invest
| l1,f 1nnrd no present reason Tor dis
I " b lha home market II Is not 10 be
led ,haf the general commercial de
| "A sslpbsin England and On the continent
N1@ttlinr large the income which
itfnf 4lherwlse be seeking Investment
H tlocks and bonds. but It IS equally
f1IA those causes are not inducing
|re r7t1tn lcme ~ our securities During
r.Hte between the Barring failure and
@ItAl silver crisis very large amounta,
baby ranging In Total market value
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-10

This comparison shows m average de-
cline n 10 points iuring m ypa~: 81
that this class OF securities can harlly b,
regarded ns any l0nger cont "a Inc an
element OF weakness In thu market IL
is moreover 10 b. motel thai the trnst
combinations now holl s,ronsr- no ftion
in the eve OF the law ilnu they dhl y ar
ago. The munv lcail docis ons have
boon so almost uniformly IN favor of their
liberation, thnt q body Of law has boon
created In respect 10 them wNi,h vrt1.
ally lnsurcs for Thorn immunity frrpu L..
changed ns to give the rnurtS much larger
powers Of control over mnnOnnl Is
,. Another fAct Hcroun'ing for thu n~,s.
cnt comparatively hen' thy tom of fha
market is that Investment Is hi by a.
vcrtrd FROM other cu'ernrises 10 rnilronl
properties The prevailing deuora'ztUi IL
in nur Industries aud Ia pntprp ISIS Of
every kind naturally podpm's the rni-
plnymont Of cnpltnl IN snch undertakings
Rii.rnnd stocks and honls TIM. hprlme
the chief available source Of iuvest mont
for the time being aud they are IN, mtsi
readily taken because, az The prrs mt
prices. they promise nm ultimate large
gain on the principal, oven thne Tint.
for the present are not plvlng di,i lends
In Wow OF the foregoing facts. 10 l.
not difficult 10 eNnlnln tho great Il ff,r.
cncc in tome ~ between the CONN rcill
aud the financial mgrkets. The former
are dem0rlli2pl md disco irngal nnl viii
no profit: the latter AFFORD the ouly prcs-
enl chance for Houting capital m1 sing
money. The enormous amount Of mouoy
resting idle in hunks and trust cimpa 4 70
shows th0t. while the sunnlv Of sccnri
ties Is unusually light. there IL annie
capital waiting 60 hnl employment iu
them. Ia these imnortnnt resp ac's. the
new year oppns with reasonably encmr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-10
COAL

Retail bridgeport. car lots Sf20;
2 to 10 tons, Sl.7o; 1 ton, 500. Neal
ester, Jeuny Lind Rouse, Maitland. Rob
iuson aud Walsenberg Goals. car lots.
$40; 3 to 10 ION lots $b.25. ton,
$40; onc-half ton. $3.50 Monarch. Vic
tor. Slnta Clara. and klmore Goals, car
lots. $3.50. 3 10 10 ton lots, SUun. two
$500. BrlNr Creek and McJameS coal.
car lots. Sa,aa. 3 to ~ ton lots. 500;
two ions, s. "a; one ton. 5000 onc.half
lnn %l21' Monarch egg. car lots, Sl-@l;
3 TO 10 ton lots S1iO single ton. -. ~;
nwhrgcite Uennsylvanial ear lots, Sill;
3 10 10 ton lots, StaTn; single ton. Sla;
single ions. Sn.sn. one-hn.f ton IS.
slack. Zoe: car loads. $3.25; rarrhcr.
cav lois. $50 ner ion; Cameron, per
I'm, S.; two tons. ST,T5; 3 TO 10 tons
s. so.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-10

On the crowded Munich railway platform
nsoft southern yuicp WIS HaynW "Honvy,
don't srt down thore right Ia che wnyi
they'll tromp on yon.n a small gIrl r0ss
up. elnsping 10 her boston cigar box With
a perforated cover There WAS something
curious about thia h1N because hurried
travellers who cnmb too near 10 started sud-
denly away aud regarded the little pnriy
uf three, an Old hily and two children, wi b
npdiacul.td horror After some appce Oh
struggling with thninirlcacieso that badly
spelled md poorly pronounced English
which dwtlIor4 hoyoud the Rhlne choose 20
call their German tongue It WINS dclighttnl
TO hear thcuortuts NJ ono'snatlyn land, u
AN excuse wis Hol2cd upon To mako the old
la1yN neqnnlnWuec
She was from Georgia aud knew no other
tongue than her own. She was % years Il
ngc mad WIS travelling for the hrst time in
Europe with her two small grandchildren.
She bud experienced no difficulty whatever,
aud indeed. without word Of German
mnnagtal 20 secure Cor herself on This occa'
sion the bees, carriage aud yet her luggage
attended 10 before amy one else by mere diut
OF gentle, sweet voiced persistence, Tho
Teutonic officials merely shrugged helir
lessly and obryud when she said, mo, yu'
don't take that bng yo' hear met sot 10
right down thurelk tell so, all In tones
az soft az rosu leaves.
Another traveller nc this moment SHE'D
violently away from the little girls box,
from which the serpent like hcads were be-
ing thrust, aud thisHttnlrted the old lady'g
attention, causing her TO ask gcntlyi
Honey amt Those turklrs OF yo'ra hun
Cry"
"Yos, grandmag, I reckon they are,n
soid tho child "rhry au't bnon fed alnoe
we lOn FlnwrHrr" Md the tr,iu cur
ricd tho ucordnng and the hungry turtles
away, Cor llurper's llaanr.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-10
OYSTERS. r1su ANp GAME.

Oysters and Fish Oysters. bulk. T5di
soc per 100 counts; per dozen cans,
81 y; dressed catfish. 10c per pound;
gulf fish lOc per ponnd shrimps, pei
pound. l5c: crabs, per dozen, 15c
pnr dozen; Quuils, 81 anal IN ncr dozen;
Nlallnrl ducks, per pair COO; Teal 'lncks
nrr pnir, Roe: cnnvnshlck dncke. per
pair hO0G0c; rabbits 81 per dozen; deer
saddles. per pound. : he.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-10

Ao.nouud boxes. LIE per pound; choice,
unpaeiei California peaches. l.c.
Preserves live pound pals. one dozen
10 the case, per doz., $40; .O-l,0and
kanikins. peg pound. Toe.
Jelliez- wenty-ponnd pals, IOc; 30
pound paila, eJe; ll-pudni pads, -ple. q,
pound in pals, per dog. S3.25; Il wine,
glass, pes dor. zoe, Schooner, per doz.,
= 40.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-10
CRACKERS. CAKES AND CANDIES.

Lrlcacgs -Au.uals. lie. Bus. Oh batter.
Sc; butter &c; cleLlts, ) l-c. traeknrls.
15c; crackvr meal, o.; oyster pearl. DC.
oyster excelsior. -; prr,zt,s. lie: cream
rult, ~; SnuNllakctI lie; sndA, &c.
Cnkrs and lunblcs- Eleven and one
half cents. fruit. suliuul. ~. g.ugpr
sualis. 5 p; gran luil cookies, loo;
leuun snaps, he, waters. iJc; sugar
cOnsies. Zoe; stage planks, Sc,
Cundles-CHrantls. assorted flavor. B.
uound boxes zoe; gnudrups, Y, as
sorted ilayors. 5.pound box. Nc: lnpaursi
strips. roculjiut flavor. l.puuud blk, U3c.
rock. assorted aud white, toe; Fleneh
kisses. per box. BJc, chocolate creams.
Al. zoe; lpmnu drops flusle per bus,
ujc: burnt almonds, uer box, D1c; creams,
maud niiie tw,iyt varieties. uDc. prd-
mi block Toe; peanut bar, per box, I5c;
luZcngts. assorted Gun. 5pouud buN.
Tjc, mursh.ulyllnws. cherry lrand. .
pound box. Sl,2i; missed candies, pals.
trr pound. I l-2c; crystal t1t, Sc, dIiny
II " crcams, l2c; stick candy IN pals,
: lie.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-10

IAttlc Leslie, yenrs old, the guintes-
senoc Of aifectinnate sweetness, wis sick
one day Whcu be said 70 bic mnthcri
MAMMA. don't mike myself sick y
know Il, my dear Il Is Gods WILL ''rhcu
why didn't God make me wcilr' "He win
Ia his own good time, answered the lite
mother. II reckon he's tending TO sons
other business, rsjoined Leslie, New Or
leans plcaYunn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-10

Hides Buyers are paying Dry flint,
heavy, Sc: li.ht, lie; dry salt. Be: green
sail. 2fi2 l-2c; bntchrrsf green. 2G3c,
Wool Light medium, 156i10c. low
melium. 121fl4c; fur l2d1ic
delivered.
Bees wax-l5Gi1sc
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-10
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
GLENNy & co. on COTTON.
BY Associated Press.

hN Associhteu frcs9.
Nvw Orleans, LII, Jan. 0.-Glcnuy \
Go say; Liverpool opened slightly better,
declined points and closed partially
l'0i under yesterday New York at 100
WIS 3 to q points dS.n.
New Orlepus. at tho opening, March
sold at I.00c and 40, which was 10
points under the lnst prices on yeaier-
day's curb, and q points above the closing
OF saturdays last onen market. The
market advanced 10 FOO. aud with slinc
fluctuations sold on TO 7,0Dc. Al l22l
the mar'et her, was much disappointed
al the fluctuations OF Liverpnn'. and oy-
pectntirns OF mo increased report within
the next fcw days lad n furthcr depress-
Ing effect.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-10

New Oreaua La Jan. u.--Cspeeial p
Sterling Commercial 60
duNA..Y. ..sssf.t.s.ssf.ss sa 9e4Wt pa
Francs Commercial, y daYb.I .t4
Now York sight Bank...... par
Commercial. ....,.... ..,.. % premium
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-10
PRODUCE.
CHICAGO PRODUCE,

BY Associated Press.
Chicago, H.. Jan. 0.--I'lour-Steady
and unchanged.
No. spring wheat. W l-2m02 5-Sc;
No. ? spring wheat G3NGi lie; No.
red. % 12H02 5-Sc.
No corn. re
No. . oats. % i.3c; No. white. 20 IL
030c: No. 3. 2Sa3Oe.
No . rye. 40 lie
No. 4. 30d42c.
No /. LAX seed. Si351s2
Plire timothy seed. s. 30
Pork. SO nnn12 %; larl, $50: short
ribs. 80 % w. shoulders, SO .25U0 80;
sides. 81 0ngi7 %.
Whisky. 81 u.
Sugar unchanged.
By Associated Press
Chicaro. H.. ian. 9-After advancing
1 3-ic today. on the government CROP re-
port wheat became IRREGULAR under nres.
sure Of heavy sales bur allied hy ,ieht
receipts. good clearauces and higher Eng
llsh cables May was lc higher at the
close.
Afay corn IS 1-sc higher
May oats unchanged, and provisions are
lower.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-10

Galveston. Tnx.. Jan Especial -
By steamship from Galveston, rcN
To Liverpool ..............s,.... iQ-0id.
TO CON lnent, ........... ..... ... 49, ~
10 New York. .iBc per lu0 lbs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-10

RECEIPTS Al u. s. PORTS
Galveston, Tex, Jan. a. Especial n
Galveston ..............,.......' ,... 2o5i
New Orleans ..................... 1851
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-10

Wool.

GALVESTON WOOL MARKET.
Gulycaion. Tex, Jan. o. Especial, -
Wool Murkut closed dsll
INn--IMnlNn Mn.Tms' oiln