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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-26

constantly exposed should no rive, ~
part 'N NN"N'
A ROOD soap VIII not injure tho most
sensitive skin, aud n it "a npplio,l
twice n week at night, being nnniiqd
~ means OF flannel wRsh.cioth thc
fNcc can be kept perfectly Glenn Tho
proper time to cleanse the hodv Ia ~
nikht; and two or three warm baths 4
week, taken Just before rciirlnr TO-
sother with the cold hath eI,pf,, inorn-
ing, viii contribute greatly Ia the nN,-
craze womans health
a hot sca-bath nj night Is luxuriouS.
anu II " now possible 20 purchase n
prepared eeo salt that Viii render an
prllnnty bath n very good imitation nf
sea water. Rock or dairy sail cannot
be successfully used In this way. a.
u does not dissolve readily and doea
not form the rlghi sort ~ brine. So
clcN women loudly cNtoi tho virtliea
OF Turkish aud R,man hAtha an boeu-
tlhera These baths open the poies
and thoroughly cleanse the skin. the
stcnining being particularly hencarIni
y Is said that the frequent folss ~
Great Britain are the cause OF the
charming complcxlons which are n ma
honal characteristic or the Engiinh
race; and steam or Napor baths benolit
~ NE Same way II IA very unwlpe
70 pNthe too long or too vlgorously, as
the fatigue that Is sure 10 follow viii
counteract whatever good may accrue
from the hath
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-26

Cold water H. u Perfect cosmsti,
When Properly Isrh.

| Cold water t. o. Perfect Cosmetic
When Properly Used.
II requires considerable courage 20
take cold morning bath IN winter.
but there can be no doubt that II ia
highly bonencial
The best authorities upoh the trent
ment nf INC skin and muaeica tell as
that thnre b. nothing better than clear
water for giving nrmnoaa 10 hnbby
Tissues; aud a single trial n enough 10
convince any one 81 the positive Wr-
tues that dwell IN THIS simple luViqo-
rant Wash The face with warm wafer
and Il win feel soft and relaxed, as n
every muscle hung loose from is sup
port. then quickly battle II with cold
nrmncss and solidity, says the Deline-
Tho woman who habliually usos
warm or hot water upon her face win
bitterly regret II when nlir awakcns
% the fact that the uaguca have been
10 greatly weakned that nothing viii
restore their vigor ard moOth the
wrinkles.
n properly taheu 4 cold bath II not
an startling % one would expect Few
women can endure . cold plunge. and
most advocates OF this morning tonic
never immersc the body unless they
are very strong or very hcshy
-.
the iio0f an old rig Or strip ~ carpet
that viii not be injured By wcttlnF
and on ths bowl With cold water
Battle The hands. arms and face, douse
the shoulders and chest and then IN
frcdure the feet one after the other,
and d0use 20 tho knees Each part
should be dried thoroughly aH soon ~
bathed. and thnu rubbed vigorously
until the akin ~ warm aud glowing.
The entire operation VIII not require
more than eight minutes Tile woman
who bathen Ia this way u sure 10 have
d good appetite Tor breakfast and 10
feel az peace with all me world. Cold
water properly used IA perfect cor
meiic FOR The plain woman, fqr Il will
brighten ard clear her complexion; n
b uieo q elixir lor the woman whu "
pfematurHiy Did. a iranquili1gr f0r her
who ls nervous or irritable. ana q fine
tonic for lie busy woman whose
strength Il not quite equal 10 the many
demands upon H.
bathing or every description has az
ways been a prominent factor So tbs
toilet processes or famous teaufies.
some misguided souls argue that fhe
face should never be washed with
soap. bat surely a surface that - 20
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-26

Associated Press.
XIV York, March 2i.-The Evening
|ss review OF the money market
|E Idle money is still the chief
|iiure exhibited by the weeks bank
|nrns. Despite last Saturdays
|peOO gold shipment, the cash hold
l. 81 the New York banks have in
ised this week S2.s25, 100. and nearly
III this increase is accounted for nv
5nents Of currency from the in
~. II $70.00O.0O0 silver money were
A added to the country's currency
the Bland seigniorage bill the re-
II beyond any question would be
double the eastward movement OF
gryes. The West would have then
I've little or no more money at hand.
L the East, which already has too
|rh, would get more silver at the
|Fnse Of exported gold. The recent
bot Of New York national banks TO
comptroller showed that, while to-
| money holdings between December
4 March. had increased net only
|iN,OO0, holdings Of silver coin and
gufcates had increased $5,3si, 900. II
roi without interest to note from
h same report that the deposits In
pE York national banks of other in
sfailon's funds were 500, 500, 900 greater
h this months opening than in the
rlile Of December, and SIS, 500, 600
rgH than in March OF 1898.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-26

by Associated Press
ST. Louis. March 2i.-Fiour-pun and
unchanged.
Wheat ash. lower at 5es-ic; NAV
fell on 3>0fl-2c cary, hut rallied later
ana closed same as yesterday. "a 3-NI
b4 l-2c' July closed i-Sc better al 90 i-tc.
Corn Weak ana BLOW, closed i-So or
cash, NlSc; May "a 'a@g4 3-sc. Jul.
20 3-4c.
Rye-Dnil at soc
Barley--Slow but firm. Sample
sales OF iowa, 5Sc.
Bran-,Gu Ct. Sacked, DOC east track.
Hay-Qulet and unchanged
Lead-Firm at $500.
FlaNseol-Quict ut Sl34.
Butter Unchanged.
Eggs-Aetive at sc
Comm li-Quiot at 81 S5d1pa
Whisky STEADY at 4i15 for trust.
$l.lS for altl-truHt
Baggln STEADY It 1906 Ice.
Cotton tles-95c1sl q.
Pork-Easier at S1i co.
Lard-Nominal to higher at $500.
Dry SAT- meats ana bacon.-Qulet,
with on!v small job trade al previous
quotatlJ
Receipts Flour, 5000 barrels; wheat,
1900 bushels; corn. 100000 bushels;
oats, SO 0tU bushels.
Shlpme s--F'lour. 1000 barrels:
wheat, 1000 bushels; CON, l25, 900 bush
els; oats, 5000 bushels.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-26

Tbr yerkes Family in Sew York.
Kew York Advertiser
The remarkable hats worn by the
picturesque Mrs Yori,aa. formerly or
Chicago. who has now taken up her
regdenoe IN Now York, attract alton
tioa wherever Hho gooa. They arc GER
tainly marvellous creations Of the mill
liners art, and, when poised upon Mra
Nefhcs' wealth " golden curia make
her The most conspicuous person In
any ansambiaFo. ~ Sir. ilafbya mu-
Hionle this week ~ the waldorf, she
wore o ponioa hat or green velvet,
which rehemblcd an Inverted coal lcit-
tie, but which WAS not uubecDming.
The new residence ~ Mr. ana Mrs.
Yorhs1 on upper Firth avenue. which
~ now beiug built, promises 20 b. one
OF the most beautiful aud notable Ia
New York II " 10 BE- furnished VA
the most lumptuuun manner possible,
nnd TO be iilied with the farest paint
ings and The copilicst objects NJ art.
MI. and Airs. Yorkea have thus far
made no particular bid for social ia
yor, but with their new hou5e. great
wealth and lavish hospitality, they viii
probably become PROMINENT figures N
the social lie u this town before many
years have passed. A Muller. TRY, tho
younH Hawaiian artist who has painted
such excellent p0rifaita OF hirHl Theu.
dOfe ljavamcycr, Cnauncey Depew and
Mrs Chnuncev Dcpcw, Mrs Perry
Tiffany and other Weli-linown people.
has recently completed Two portraits
az Nr. Yerie8' father and uiofhor,
which are really remarkable ranyaaoa.
bslnR painted With muoh strength,
but extremely quiet and renned m
Innnner admirably drawn and excel
lent IN expression
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-26
PRODUCE AND PROVISIONS.
BUSINESS Dull ~ All ooMMoDI-
TIES on CHANGE.
BY Associated Press.

by Associated Press.
Chicago. March 2t-.The absence Of
foreign news and the fact OF toda, 9
snort session being wcdred in between
Two holidays made business on Change
uull' Wheat opened easy and rather
weak and closed W steady, with
scarcely an change from Thursday at
'erhoon's latest Quotations. Corn av-
eraged weak and let IN with loss
OF l-Sc. Provisions were weak and dull
and closed Toe lower for pork. i'm
changed tor lard, ami fi-2e lower for
ribs.
May wheat opened at 81 s-4c, as COM
pared with 81 S-4q57 7-so at the close
Thursday. In the o9usse OF the next
twenty minutes 1t sui OF to 5T1-le.
which was a return to the lowest pre-
Nlous price OF the season. IL hayIn.
touched that point on February 10. lawt.
y became ilrmer after that. selling no
70 % 1910 bid later In the session,
Ihe estimates on tbs visible SUNNY,
varied from 100000 to 5O0, 900 bushes
me market CLOSED up firm at b7-s {
July. ~ ~
Corn was weak with no buyers. ~
nose lnose who had previously sold short
me recelpts We're 81. cars FOR tvs
Gays and the local crowds were IN.
ellned to sell.
May opened at from 81 1-SGS7 &c TO
% l-ac and for a louF time held bo-
tween SIC and S7337 i-sc, but towards
me close OF the sess on IL dropped 10
% l,Sc. In the last few minutes. the
closlhB hrmness Of vhuat caused some
more covering OF shorts and the price
recovered TO and c,ossd at ~ lee.
me oass market was equally duJ.
II not more so, than corn or wheat. The
eash market was also Gun and some.
what lower, due nh'ipnlly 10 the re.
eelpts OF two days brought In on the
market rhd with the usual Saturday n
limited demand. At tGc opening May
sold at . 3-lc. II tner sold al so s-Sl
AT the cicse 30 3-4c was bid.
PROVISIONS Were rather weak. but the
change tn prices at tie close did not
vary very radically from Thursday's
resting prices Pork Is i0c lower. lard
unchanged and ribs 7i-2c on.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-26

Fsh Alaska. No. snlmon. nor dos
$50 Columbia river No. i salmon, Der
donu N.to; l-pound mackerOl, per doy.,
81 American snrimes. LIS. nor cnse'
SL39i French sardiues, i-ls. per ease,
oysler-onepouud, por dos, aOc; No.
., Si.Id,
Meats Poitci ham, A pound. per
dog, ibe; pottcd ham, IL pound. Der
doz., $3.50; Nieuna sousRrc. ~ pound.
per doE, 81 20, Nicnnh SAUSAGE. /
pound per doE,. NiT6, Clipped beef.
- pound, per dor, Sa2a: lunch tongue
lpound, per dof., Sl60. clipped beef j
pound poe dUE $40
Vegetable Three pound tomatoes
Sllbi ,2-pound tumuioca a5c; 2-pound
corn. choice, 81. 10; 2.nanud corn, fancy,
SLID; 2pound string beans poe; ..
pound mnrrowfnt pnns 10
California fruits Two and one.bnlf
pounds peaches, gi.6b. 2l-9 pounds al.
prioots, St76, ei-2 pounds poas IA. ID,
2 leg pounds plums. $3.50. 2l-g pounds
muscat grapes $3.50 21-2 pounda
white cherries, $3.50, . - pounds black
cherries, s2.es
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-26

Meats-Dry salt, clear, shorts, @ "a;
bacon short clear, Z 81; bacon bellies,
Q; dry salt bellies, s; medium hams,
10 Ia; large mans, 10; small hams,
1912; breakfast bacon. 10 -
Lhrd-CompOund, O ~; pure leaf, -.
Sugar-Slandard graduated. - &c;
powdered barrels, l-sc; powdered.
hall barrels, g-sc: cut loaf. in barrels.
bi-sc; cut loaf Ia half barrels, 6 3-sc:
yellow clarified, 5-Sc.
Coffee-Arbuckle's Ariosa, &c; Md.
land. 24ci Lion. 2ie' Ahroma, 2lc; der
sey. 24c.
1dc; two in box. 10 lie; Young Ameri-
Rears-Navy. Re; Lima. 3 1-4c: bayou.
8 10; pink, 3 1-2e; black eyes, 4 Lie.
Rice Common. 3 3-ili4c; prime. Sc;
choice, 8 1.2GGc: head dee, 1-2c.
Salt fsh--New mackerel, medium. No.
/, half barrels. $3.50; No. 2, lQpound
net kits, Sl.l0i medium No; ] l0pound
mel kits, S1-25; Goldfish bricks, $3.50
s,arch-Lump, &c per pound: l aud 3
pound packages per pound, DC III o.
pound wooden boxes, &c per pound; corn
starch. 20 aud 40-polnd boxes. GaO lie;
Faultless, O4c: 1-pound packages 10 the
Pickies-Barrels. medium. s.: half bar
relg. medium, $500; barrels. sm1l,
$500; half barrels. small S3-O0i 10
0n kegs - ~; 'rgHllnn gek-. slfbi
pints per dozen, Toe; quarts per dozen,
81 .; half gallon, per dozen, sl75; Am
rni. per dozen, S3.25; hexagon. gallon.
Ser dozen. SLT5; imperial. gallon. per
dozen, 5000.
Nuts-Aimonds. new son shell per
pound. 10 lie; waluuts per pound. eL-
IA large. II 1-2c. dlberis per pound.
Il lie; Brazils, per ponnd. Bey ef9sn.
10 l.2c; pecans, new crop, l.z0yei
peanuts fancy white. per sack, Parrot
brand s.: choice Fhite, brres brand,
r.. roasted white. bosi quality, lOc.
pr.serTes -Fire-pound pals. one don.
on 10 the case, per dozen, sJI9i 2O'pound
S-nitirs per pound. Zoe.
Woiasses Barrel loie, new crop. fancy
.prar house. Sc; choice new crop, per
aaiion. Boo, fancy syrup per gallon, 3oci
Choice corn Hyrug per gallon, <aei SILVER
ain per gallon. 26c.
" Green conee-By the sack, good, q;
choice. 2e: fancy, 1Ji peaoesry'
81 i.9e. cd government Java, re; Mo
I'd piei Turkish pFuRss Per
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-26

pound, 0cj California, zoos, 11Oa.
sacks, i 2c; California. TOs. S1s. sneks
&c; Sos 00e, $ lie: 4Qs. 50s. . l.ac;
lnricots, DIR pound. 15c; l.. H. misius.
three crown, $50 per box; choice evan.
grated apples, 10ponpd hoxcs, Is -;
fancy apples. AQpound boxes. 10 1.2c,
pound. curnnta IN barrels, 3 IL per pounl.
cnrrnnis 10 boxes, g. ner naund' pAI'
fornla ralsns, grapes, 1 lie; dried rrapes,
. ~ citrou, lNc; ornngepeel. tSc. lem,
on peel, lScl dates l0-pound boxes. Zoe
per pound; N0-pound boxes, q Ice ror
pounds choice unpoelcd California
peaches, 12c
!ellles- Twenty-nonnd nnila, 1hr; 70.
pound ,paila sic, l7nnund pals. 50c,
wine glnss per dozen, zoe: schooner. pef
dozen, $40
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-26

Quotations based on small lots IN TO.
tail dealers. Antippthinc. nor ottncn
zoe; Aceiunlid. per ounce l0c, per pound
voc; aceue nrid. per pound. 1uci carhOllc
aeid lFystqgze4 pgr pound. apd32c;
nitric acid, c. T., per pound, aqe; sul.
phuric acid. G. p, per pound, 22c: ian.
nic acid, bulk, per pound, 81 %; alcohol.
% per cent per gallon $40. lrs.s gc FOR
cash; alum per pound 4c: antllammnin.
VI nniiiebrino, Per ounce. zoe; anipy.
honate per pound, Ice; vitriol, ppr pound.
OltSc; blue mass per pound. soc; blue
ointment, per pound, Doc, hoax pcr
pound. l2Ml3c. camphor gum, per pound,
OlQto7c; capsicum, powdered, per pound,
21c; cocaine, muir, crystaliaod. per ounce,
5000; c2pperas per pound, 2d8c. crcnm
tartar, q. T., per pound, aOc, rroocra,
per pound, Ice Dovcrs powder.
per pound. 81 rs; ether, sHlphuflc. ii.
$, p. per pound, 15cl gum arabic, first
pick per pound, poe shcllac, per pound
a3ci glue, brown, per pound, ia Ice glue,
white. per pound, zoe. mace, per pound.
Soc; mercury, per pound, Zoe; morphine
+. q w. rs ounce box per ounce. $500;
2 ~ ounce boxes per ounce, 81 o5i ounce
bottles, nor ounce. S2.3Oi nptmcgE per
pound, zoe; castor oil, per gallon. $40
al 35i olive oil, per gallon, 81 10. lln.
seed oil, per gallon, G0dO5e; sperm. w.
r., per gallon, 81 20; opium, per pound,
S3.20, opium, poYper pound, $40: black
pepper per pound l5ci potash, bromide,
per pound. lie; potash, chlorntc. per
pound 2Oc; iOdldc. per pound, 50 Is:
quinlno, l.. g W. t.of, bottles, 3D i-2c;
o.. cnnsper 81 re; quinlnp. T.. a. W.
Dot, cans. per ounce. So lie; - 4 s.
quinlne. i-oz. walls. per on, % 10:
do, boz. tins, 30 he; 2j-ol. tins, per
or, 20 1.2o; l00ounce tbs pcr ounce.
Is lie; snlsoda, per pound, . l-im2 10,
salt peter refined, per pound, Zoe. alt
peter commercial, per pound Oct salts,
EPSON. per pound, ;hiic; salts, Rochelle.
3ic; soda hioarhonate. English, kegs, per
pound, &c: sulphur, flowers small lots,
Be; sulphur SHARED lots, ? 1.2ci
spirits inrpcnduc. mnrket rntc, per gal.
lon; whito load, Collier & Southern, S.
p per pnnnh Q 3-lMae.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-26

4 Remarkable Duel Iought In Cen.
trail America TO settle Wager.
Pittsbprg Dispatch.
a Newark engineer who served on
the engineering corps employed In tho
oonatruction OF the Nicaragua canal,
told the story uf duet with boa con-
striot0r by y fellow engineer, one OF the
party stated one evening that he could
XIII a boa single handed. The rrgt W
the crowd tried 90 convince him he was
wrong, but he stuck 10 the assertion.
Finally n handsome bet was made that
he could not dinpateh boa atone " the
deadly reptile was In it's natural cons
dltion. The young engineer promptly
accepted the terms Of the wager
Tho next day a gang ot natives were
tont INTO the forest To nnd q boa They
finally oAme upon Just the article they
were looking l0r II was wen grown
specimen " the boa upcoicu fuily 10
feet long II had eaten heartily few
days before It was discovered. and "
was therefore torpid. IL was captured
without difficulty and taken back to
camp, II was deposited la q ROOM.
whore " was securely bound and then
lcft until ln sleep should be over, Thu
young onyiugcr who was 70 meet tho
undulouH munHtor vt the forest In "A
duel 20 the death rcpentcd his rash
any one know ana was odead game"
na the saving Foen. from nrst la inst
Boas often remaln m terpSi far ,hrne
wocl,s, aud il WIS nearly n fortnight
before Tho plnlouod runkc ebn,yed sitnr,
OF uoturning activity. ME onnineofa
then appointed n uirht for the combat
aud NE Young man who vna To- fnrs
the Hpfpent went into active trnintnn
u hnd boon stipulated that his only
weapon WAS 10 be IA knife and ma
young man rolled on MA cienr brtin
IRON nerve and nuDpie wrist la cnrfv
him through tho encounter Ia safety.
Whom WORM was over on ire nm.
poiuted day. those who were In he ny.
orpt ontorad the room nna ppooped.d
10 out the ropcn with which ne arrpent
was bound
IL mad hcon ooiied up nnd eo,ornt
hnnds placed about a Thoao Wore nii
revored INT ono. and tho pnnko'n on.
noncnt entered while Ma cumpantnna
beat IA hnntv rettrnt Ia nafn rIl5na ~
vnnthro nom which IA p5nt%h ma
etrnnge battle and 10 give eneeor in a
last extremity. Tho Young engineer
,vng tehtiv riaa ANA rnt,.iad h, ~
rteht bnnd a innr l,,tee bi,,ii,, s,o,,ra
NH shnrn.ned Tha uf,,st,, tia1s
famiahod IA M Nyns .wnn IN me,
an,ry huutor nnu ia horrid bcaa NJ.
riiiatinW 10 ma XXI ,vlt, Jistenh,n (, XII
ann vieiousiv ahtninq brsdv ,vp9
nn,st hnvr rnad, Ne yoiin,l r1n,,,s a,sh
ore,fn
Ile urodr utrairht M "a tbe hon
ana Win N iirhtnig ARM. ~ M" l,ntee
ei,t the renning 6nud mi bouud IL
Iie niInped bacE tbe inaiant tbe strnite
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-26
VlNEY, STOCKS AND BONDS
..scIS MARKET UNUSUALLY DULL,
EVEN FOR SATURDAY.


!, Associated Press.
ssw York. March 24.-Even for a
.,arday, the stock market today was
-gnally dull and the speculation I'M
rDortant. Distilling was the only
Sln moderately active stock, which
!, bought in small blocks, 1t is be-
sged. for a newly formed bull pool,
I'm bid up the shares 1 is. Long
,ck. bought ut lower figures, was
Ia brought out, causing a reaction
4 IS with a recovery of is at the
~, leaving only a net gain OF SIS.
NJ general market was dull and
|stureess. At the close the market
4, strong. The trend of prices dur
a he week has been in the main up
M. The railway and miscellaneous
d market was strong from opening
dose, Missouri Pacific consols, 81
|nneed per cent TO 100, reacting
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-26
oRAoKERs. cAKrs AND CANDIES

CTackers -AnimalE. 12c; Boston butter,
sei butter, Dc: creams, he; cracknels,
l5ci cracker meal &C., oyster pearl. &C.;
oyster excelsior, 81; preizols. l3c: cream
soda, Sc; snowilnkes. Re; soda &c.
Cakes and Iumbles Eleven aud one.
half cents; fruit. snliana. l2c; ginger
snaps s lie; grandmu's cookies Zoe.
lemon snaps, 1ac; wHfors loot snaar
cookies, Zoe; stage planks, Sc.
Capdics-Chmmols assorted flavor, D.
pound boxes. Zoe; cimdrops, a. ~. as
sorted fayors. 5-pound box. 4Oc; Japan
ese strips, cocohnut flavor b-ppnnd box.
Csc. rock, assortci and white, 0jr;
French kisses. per box, d5c; chocolate
creams, Al, 9Oc; lemon drops frosted,
per box. GJc; burnt almonds, per box,
90c; creams, band made. Doc; peanut
blocks, Coo; peanut bar per box, l0c;
l0zcnges, assorted c1n., 5-pound boy,
75c; marsh mallows. 5-ppnnd box, Sl.2b;
mixed candies pals, per pound. o lie;
crystal cut, O 3-4cj II NJ creams, pals,
lie, stick candy. 70 pals, o lie.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-26

NM S w 70 1860 pounds a. som. u.
futet eor.n-fed, 8bod355, az s' ~
ds5o. steers, te7O0sl6. fe.s ~ s g pa
ana n.ockers, Sl5012ss, chotss 49,, re,'''
Hoss i'srs @.00qss0; eood e M ~ y y AZ
Mari's,- Recepis $500; shIpm ,s,s = AK 1s0
$40, hupply light. CHOKE hss 49,
''s sSsa light, H.6ogis2 / ? ''''e heaVN
Supplies ,e.saelpls, 400: shipments. none
tireiv u, ioI The week have heen an.
prices u ,seS, to the demand. ana tuil
tons. 'Vp'u be given for good NUT
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-26

Cordagc -Sisal rope, hnlf-ineh basis,
q l-2c, MANILA rope, haif-inrh busis
Pc; cotton rope, al sizes. lie. cotton
Irvine, l5c; 5-ply iute Irvine. lac.
Bars-Gf-inch. s-onncc. Sc; 40-inch. 8
ounce. &c; 42-inch. 1O-uuncs. . lie.
Seeds Rye, per buEhel. SOC, turnip
seed. per pound. 25c; alfalfa seed, per
bushd. 81: Johnson. grass seed, per
hishei. Xi25. nillcf. per buahrl. &c:
barley seed. per bushel. 0Oe; onion sets,
led, 300 per hushel; onion sets. white,
So 80 per hsbnel amber cone, 81 30 pet
bnshel. orange cane Si,A5 rer bushel;
seed po'aioes. New York early rose pg-
tatoes. S1.15 per bushnl; New York
Peerless potatoes, Sl.1D per bnshel.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-26

BY Associated Press.
Kansas City, No. March a4-yvho,,
No, 2 hard, Acc; No. 2 red. $50.
. Gorn-No. 2 mixed, 81 1-idsi sac; No.
white, 80 1-2dStc. -'' .
dairy, l6di7c. -
Eggs firm. 8 lie.
oats. 1000. WV
oats, none.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-26
Money.


" A7lllWIVU T7INNs.
sss York, March 24.-Money on call
oful per cent; last /, closed / per
cent Prime mercantile paper, s95 i-2;
ilsflrg paper, 8G5 ~.
ssl9 exchange dull with actual
bushes n bankers bills 4gg l-2D
~ y ID demand aud 487a4.S7 IA
x s1y days; posted rates, 4.sG6
y n sommerclal bills, 1850 SO ia;
6a dollars, ~.
ine Total sales of stock were $1,000
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-26
~. ohicaso live stock,
'y Associated press

f-i-T TVNs-
Joupn cd,so, March 4.-The Evening
sS,nIal reports. Cattle-p ~ nsei w.
p,,,,,nus, $50; market nnrha,, ~ ~
To- ns % extra steers, 81 oSSS az. t S1,
TsI 5000 N,75ga.90; others "a Sssss is "a.
7o66. ss-heceipts, 1900; shipments
- 40 Sa17 market sls steady. Rough be sns'
I a ssvgs;soi packers and mixed. 81 soS
"a ia ~ prime heavy and butcher wcirStss
snbv ea1" assorted light. sA 7oa4.75.
sb,nsep and Ambs-Receipts Sooo.
s s,t,,plnents, none; market active and
S S,a,ls 70 trine firmer, Top western
Is rehsis LOT export. st.OOG4 10; ton
4 o. "'zOr4.50; native sheep. ss.i5dl
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-26

By Associated Press.
Wilmington, N. c.. March 2i.-cot-
ton-Nothlng doing. Middlmg. 71-sc:
low middling, 611-16c; net and gross
receipts, lGl; stock, li.3s2; weekly net
and gross receipts, ASP; exports coast
wise. 1925.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-26

associated Press.
s1ton, March 2i.-Bar silver. 81 1-sd
l9Hce; money, ! 5-s per cent.
rate Of discount in the open mar
~ short bills is 3-S per cent, and
lhFee-months bills Ia per cent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-26

By Associated Press.
Augusta, Ga, March 2l.-Cotton
quiet, Middllng, 3-16c; low middling,
6 1-Sc
Net and gross receipts, II; shipments,
500; sales, Az; stock. 2l,756.
Weekly net and gross receipts. 436i
shipments, 1858; sales, 2i6S.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-26

Mrs. Vary Louise Tanarn whitney.
who n pastor ~ the Unitarian church
M West Bonneville, Mnaa,. nrat undsr-
took ministerial service IN order 10
relieve her hubbard, Roy. Herbert
whitney. who found u difficult 10 Hil
two sunday tnEaEeiuenth. and inluce
with guch HlCccfr rhat me soon a..
cidad 20 accept q ruuil charge N hos
own.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-26

Hides Buyers are paving. Dry flint,
heavy. . he. light, i-2c; dry salt
81; green salt. 2l2c; butchers green,
wool-l4lght pcdlgm. 12Gti3 i-2c; low
livrred
Bees Wax -15dtsc