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of the world must eventually pass to
that people and that country which has
the largest supply OF the basal materi-
ais of industry, the readiest and cheap
est access TO them, and which brings TO
their development the highest intelli-
gence, the freshest results Of art and
science and invention, the best business
method to their production and their
distribution.
The nations of the world are being
daily drawn closer together by their in
tercourse and by their trade, and there
is this consolation for both OF US, that ii
the United States does take up that dis
tingushed position, which seems to be
hers, there is enough trade in the world
for her aud for you. ("Hear! Heart
The world itself is undergoing q devel-
opment, d transformation, under the
gigantic forces OF our own day, and
whatever we may gain will not be, l
presume, in the long run. your loss.
THE HIGHEST DUTY.
Sir Albert Rollt has referred to our
common origin and the common origin
OF our institutions, and | may be par
donsd for some ailusion to them myself
in closing. There are some things for
every country which are greater than
it's trade and greater than It's commerce,
and | make free 10 believe that for you,
Sir Albert, and for us, greater than the
duty Of building up trade and commerce,
greater than the duty Of extending our
arms over all the countries OF the world,
to bring riches to ourselves, is the duty
to maintain and broaden free institu-
tions and to maintain and preserve the
physical vigor and the moral fiber Of
our people. We share together the
great traditions Of freedom, we are
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-10
POLITICAL.
OFFICIAL APPOINTMENTS
ey the Democratic Executive Com
mittee Of the Second District.

Wednesday, October 10th, Moorehsld, Hardy
County, Barbecue-Hon. VIM l.. Wilson, Gov
E. W. Wilson, Hon. J. c. Blanchard, Col. k
P. Chew. Pendleton CouRty-Hon. Nm. H.
Alexander.
Thursday, October 18th, Ronney Hampshire
County-Eo1. VIM. L. Wilson, Gov E W. VIII
son, Col R. P. Chew. Psudleton County
Hon. Wn. Z. Alexander.
Friday October 18th, ESQ P. m, Key'er,
Mineral County-Hsl. VIM. L. wilson. Pied
mont, Mineral County, 7:S) p. m.-Hon. Wm.
[. Wilson. Pendleton Couaty-Hon. VIM. X
Alexander.
Saturday, October 18th, Morgantown. Aonon'
gala County. Border State Meeting-Hon. VIM.
L. Wilson, Hon. W. Z. HenSsl, OF Ps.; Gov. A.
3. Fleming, Hon. John J. Davis. Martins
burg. Berkeley County, $50 p. m.-Hon. Fred
J. Mellon. OF Maryland Elk City, Barbour
Couuty-C0l. L. p. Chew, Col F. W. Brown.
Petersburg, Grant County-Gov. f. W. Wilson.
Terra Alta, Preston County, p. m.-John J.
Conif, Esq, Col. W. W. Arnett. Rovlssburg,
Preston County, night-John J. Conlf, Esq,
Col. W w. Aruett.
Monday, October 18th. Warrington, Marion
Couuty-Hon. VIM. L. Wilson, Hon. Charles
+. Msnsur. OF Missouri Berkeley Springs,
Morgan County-Hon. Fred. J. Nelson Elk
Garden, Mineral County-Gov. E. W. wilson.
Tuesday, OctObsr 18th, MonongSh Mines,
Marion Coun,y-Hou. VIM. L. wilson, Hon.
J. n. Camden
Tuesday, October 10th, Grafton, Taylor coun
ty-Hon. Fred J. Nelson, Hon. Charles Il. Man
sur. Parsons, Tucker cOunty-GOyeEnOr E. W.
Wilson
Wednesday October 18th, PhIhppL Barbour
county, p. II. Hon. VIM. L. Wilson, Gov. s.
W Wilson. Bellington, Barbour county, : p.
m.-Hon VIM. L. Wilson. Kingwood, Preston
county, p. m.-Hon. Fred i. Nelson, Hon.
Samuel V. Woods. New5ugs Preston county,
: p. m.-Hon. Fred ]. Nelson. Frankfort Min
eral county, p. m.-Hon. Chas. Il. Mansur.
Thursday, October 18Th, Beverly Randolph
county, barbccue-Hou. Wm. L Wilson, Gen.
FItzhugh Lee. OF Virginia, Hon. Fred J. Mel
son, Of Maryland, Gov. +. w wilson, Of West
Virginia. Hon. John J. Davis, OF West Nr-
ginia Romnsy, or Capon Bridge, Hampshire
Chas. Il. Msnsur.
Friday, October 9.h, Mooredeli or Wardens-
vile, Hardy couuty-Hon. Chas. H. Mansur.
Wheeling Ohio county-Hon. Fred j. Nelson.
Saturday, October 10Th, Petersburg, Grant
county-Hon. Chas. h. Mansur. Fairmont,
Marion ceunty-Hon Fred J. Nelson.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-10

trained iD and imbued with the same
principles OF historic liberty; our insti-
tutions to-day as derived from them are
strong only as the roots extend back
through the centuries of the past.
have been in England but few
days, and yet have been here long
enough to know that great and trouble
some political and economical questions
are perplexiDg you and the great ma
tions of the world. We, too, have our
own problems, our own charlottesville
ficulties that spring up in the path OF
all the nations Of the world, which es-
2ecially perplex the free nations OF the
world, and which spring up like armed
men from beneath the broad chariot
wheels of our material progress.
For their just settlement we can only
depend on the fundamental principles
Of that great historic liberty which is
yours and ours. With you we have
something more to do than TO build up
wealth and trade and commerce. The
man himself is greater than anything
be achieves; he is greater than the
cities that spring into existence under
his intelligent labor; greater than the
ships with which be traverses the seas,
and greater than the railroads with
which he girdles the land, aud be will
never fail so long as we maintain the
high standard OF English and American
humanity. There have been in the
past nations that were great in the
greatness of war, great in the greatness
OF trade and commerce, great In the
greatness of literature and art and
science and Jurisprudence. 1t is for
you, and IL is for us, TO show that ma
tions cannot only be great in all these,
but great in the psrmanence Of their
freedom (Loud cheers.(
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SMITH e DICKINSON,
REAL Estate AND FIRE Insurance,
I22a MARKET STREET.
TRUSTEES SALE.

BY virtue o. \ deed OF trust made by Magds-
lena LafnhArt aud her husband simon Lafn-
hart, % me rs trustee, dated on the l2th day OF
January. 1891. and recorded In the Office Of he
Clerk Of the County Court OF Ohio county. Nest
Virginia, In deed OF trust book 81, page So !
viii sell ~ public auction. a. the front door OF
the Court House Of said Ohio county on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 81. 1873
commencing ~ ~ o'clock a. m. the ioHoHlu.
described real estate. to-Wit. be nofLL1-''
quarter oi lot No. - ~ Jonathan Lanes aaaI-
10 70 ne city o. Wheeling, fronting 50 iee1 On
Market street and running back GJ feet = ne
nofth~esl quarter o. said lot. Also, Zee 81
the south side Of lot No. % running back 49,
~ feet - line % W. 4. Wilson, t0gsthef ~
TIE improvements thereon. Tern Of ~,
One third Of the purchase money and - iAu51
more a. the purchaser may elect % ray ln cs.a
ana the residue In two equal annual pay Asu.s,
With Interest from the day OF sale. tte pIt
chaser 2 wing his notes. with approved sec5i-
ity, Tor tho deferred payments, and title % %
retained until tie payment Of tls PuIssLn,55'
money in full. FRANK Z. HILDREIH
!. +. JONES, If1ssA
Attorney oclso1
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-10
GEO. R. TAYLOR,
1853 MARKET ST.
1850 MALN ST.
NEW-zzzEA
Fall and Winter Goods
NOW ON SALE.
DRESS GOODS,
COATS And CAPES.
SILKS AND VELVETS.
Merno Underwear, Lace Curtains,
DrapereS, POrtiereS, Knit Understands
Silk UndersNrts, Cambria Underwear,
Fast Black Hosiery, Linen DamaSkS,
French Printed FIannelS. etc.
SPECIALTIES.

Sole agent for Dr. Jaegers Merino
Underwear, and have just received a full
line of the same. Our prices are the
same as at the New York agency. Stock
on hand consists Of Socks, Hose, Gloves,
Knee Warmers, Chest Protectors, Child
ren's Vests and Drawers, Ladies Vests
and Drawers, Ladies Combination Suits,
Mems Combination Suits, Mems Vests
and Growers, etc, All sold for the same
as charged at the New York office. Sole
agent also for the Ypsilanti system of
Underwear, of which we have full line
Catalogues furnished when called for
for either.
We also have just received full
line of the American Hosiery Co. I'm
derwear. Prices in all cases as low as
in the larger cities.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-10

ton. Dyspepsia, and BIZ
i0uSl5SS.
Mr.. 7. ?. MCADAMs, Of
Zion C1HeGr. =. C-vuteS:
" A few OF my symptoms
were, Heart - burn and
fulness after eating,
sometimes pain IN ny
bowels headache, poor
sDpeute and bad taste
in MY mouth. At night
I was feverish, with hot
Pushes over skin. After
taking DR.. PierCe's Cold
On Medical Discovery /
was relieved Of al these
symptoms and I T5el per-
fsctly vel to-day.
e ,..s /. CURE
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-10
APPOINTMENTS OF L W. WILSON.

Hampshire county, ROmnsy, Wednesday, o.
tober TO- 1920 a. N.
Hardy county, Country, Thursday, October
II, 1880 a. m.
Hardy comfy, Nooreneld Friday, October
70, 1870 a. m.
Grant county, Petersburg, Saturday, October
Is, 1890 a. m.
Mineral county, Piedmont, Monday, October
Is, 1880 D. m.
Tucker county, Parsons Tuesday, October l6
1p.m.
Barbour county, Belington, Wednesday, oc-
tober Il, p. IN.
barbour county, Philippi, Thursday, October
Is, l p. m.
BrsIton county, Sutton, Saturday October 20,
peebster county rA~aisoH7--Ao----''-v ctoper
% la 10.
Nic6oit. county, summerVlls, Tuesday, 90.
tober o. II an
Kanawha county, Charleston, Thursday, oc'
tober %, 2 p. m.
The remainder OF Mr.. Wilson's time up until
the election will be put in the southern part OF
the State.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-10
WILSON'S ADDRESS.
SPEECH BEFORE LONDOYS CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE

fsrif Reform Ezplained-A Mastery Effort Show
ing the Falsi,y OF ba Protection Theory and
hs BsnsftOi Reform 70 tbs American People.
Opposition TO Class Legislation No. IN tho
Foreigners Interest.
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AW ESCAPE

is made from al the diseases that como
from tainted blood If the liver is reused 10
vigorous action, the blood purified end the
system brsced up with DR.. Pierce's Golden
Na4icsl Discovery. Is-EuoT end loss o.
.aDp55ibe. with or without Indigestion VAN
vs1 tbst crsver Is are close behind. The
',Dsscoverv' VIII sharpen the appetite, I'M
or0v, di-gstioa and restore heal5n. a pos
ttiva cur5 for Liver Complaint IEdlSeS-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-10
FOR RENT.

THOR RENT-DESIRABDE LOCATION ON
Market stgeet, for business or dwelling
address LOUIS, REGISTER oflice. oc4Th.T :
ToOR RENT-THREE GOOD ROOMS. CEN.
trail location on Market street, suitable for
odicss Will renovate same for good parties.
Innly AZ this Office. iySe&dh
noR RENT-oN ACCOUNT OF MOVING
onr business to the large department store
oTrR potts. corner Main ano Tenth streets
we offer our present otise, No 90 Twelfth
str.et and I'VE rear rooms, for Feat. Both
oFlrsS will be kept open until the Twelfth
street rooms are rented, when the entire bust
p@ss viii be transferred 10 Z. 3 Potts store
THE STANDARD SEWING AACHINE CO.,
S. A Newcomer. Manager. lel9
TOR RENT.
New Basement Barber Shop,
cor. of Main and Tenth SITS.
JAS. L. HAwLEY q Co.
se3o
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tI,n 90 cpEnlroRs or - EsrArr

ITO THE CREDITORS OF THE ESTATE
4 Of Geo G. HaInan.
You are hereby noti1e3 that at the rsqusst OF
Thomas O'Brien. AdmiuisirAtor d n estate
o. said Geo. g. Hannah, ! have appointed
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 18th. ls9L
st - IL, aad ny oEics, No. l37 Chaplins
street, Wheeling, ~. Va. a. TIE time snd place
for receiving proof Of debts o. demands against
the said decedsnt CT his estate a. which time
aud place you are required % attend.
Given under ny hand as Con- missioner n
Accounts Of the touEty Court o. Ohio COUNT
" Va, this Iith DAY OF September. lsai
GEO. Z. BOYD Conmistioner.
sel2oawy
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DEDEMPTION OF BONDS
Ia or
ELECTRIC LIGHT LOAN

The holders % the above naned bonds ara
hereby notified that tue following numbers
have been called, namely: -, 81, 81, 80. 90,
81. 20. "a, "a. 23 OF one hundred doIIars
each. and I47. I69, l82, Iof, I43. l3I, I37
l5S, 1913. 16S. 132, 1872, 1OI, 40 OF i've
hundred dollars each, and are payable Oc.obs ?
l. 1874. a. which date they will cease 70 bear
lEtsrest. Bonds Gnd coupons will be paid AZ
The Bank OF the Ohio Valley.
NNlsSIONERS or ELECTRIC LIGHT
LOAN. eek
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R3E1f2E easrsn. GSHERG.
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- rEoTrcrIoN -.

TIVE PROTECTION IDEA,
For whole generation the people Of
the United States were taught that ma
tiOnaI greatness, individual pros perity,
The higher wages aud welfare or our
working people, and the general pros
uerity of the country Itself were depend
eut, not uDOn free and stable govern
ment, nor upon Individual effort aud
individual virtue, not upon the glory
and enterprise OF the people engaged 10
the development of new country, not
upon our ready invention and adoption
of all the instruments Of modern pro-
duction and distribution, not upon the
bOunties of the Providence that gave
us whole continent for our country,
free from connection with the wars aud
internal policies Of other countries, but
on actS OF Congress taxing all the pe0-
pie for the benefit OF q few, aud sep
aratiug US FROM the commercial enter
prise OF she rest Of the world.
Ii was inevitable that a people C3pa-
bic OF SeI--g0vernueOt should 10 time
reject such policy; but that policy was
pressed upon the people of the United
States through long years by every sr-
Cument and every method that could be
found 20 bolster uD its ta.s!ty. We have
had the infant Industry argument, &C
c0rding 20 which 10 is right % uOCrish
into existence, by taNstiCU, especially IL
new country, new Industries.
say we have had that argument pre-
Seuted to Us on the authority Of our hrSt
great Secretary OF the Treasury, Mr..
Hamilton, and fortified By che opinion,
or az least, BY the dictum OF your own
great p0liticlcal economist, Mr.. John
Stuart Mil. Our own working people
were educated 10 the belief that their
better wages and their higher standard
Of IiyinC depended solely upon the taxa
ton OF foreign markets, aud that any
reduction Of that taxation would plunge
them into the wretched AID hopeless
condition OF the s0-Ca.Ied pGUper labor
OF Europe, and the farmers were led 10
believe that their only prosperity lay
in providing for themselves, through
the taxation of themselves, home mar
ket, by putting the factory beside th q
farm 10 consume tine products OF the
farm.
Against all these arguments and all
these decisions we have been compelled,
slowly aud labOr,0usIy, 90 carry on this
fight. We have had 10 reckon with the
timidity OF some of our protected inter-
ests, with the crafty selGsbUeSs OF others,
with the honest decisions aud fears OF
our working people, and the equally
honest delusions and fears OF our farmer
people, and with that general and pO-
tsntial, IL somewhat haZy, sentiment
that taxing ourselves for the support
OF American industries was American
and patriotic duty, and those who op-
posed it were seeking 10 benefit all
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FOR RENT.

81 Main street 5 rooms.
10 Sixteenth street. rooms.
80 Eighteenth street, rooms
81 Eightes nth street, rooms.
2690 CRapllne street rooms.
ll4JAcob street, ROOMS.
96l6 Market street, rooms
1857 Market street. store room.
Store rooms Nos. and 10 Tenth stFesh
Ohlcs room ID door 1906 Market street.
MONEY TO LOAN
GEO.J. ndATHISoN
REAL ESTATE AGENT,
Telephone l05. lS23 Market Sttsek
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-28

ya.or, 4sc; aaoat 44c; unsradcd mixed,
delivered. ~ l.2c.
nals-Spe,. dull and lower; No. .,
y. Bic; Nc. ., rcd, - 3-ic; No. =,
white. SO l-4c.
Hay puil; shipping, Coo; good to
chOice, GO3iS5c.
Hides Dull; wet sailed, New Orleans.
= LAO l-2c; Texas eelccted, +ttoc;
Buenos Ayres dry, 10 i-2@lie; Texas,
dry, &c.
Leather Steady: homlock sole, Buenos
Ayres, light To heavy weight, laMl9c
Cotton Seed Oil-Quict; good demand re.
ported for Western accounts, aud prices
at mills Cor primo loose crude vary from
sSd3uc, according TO location. Prime
WGllc; on crndp. IN barrels, 2Ud29c;
yellow butter grades, 3SniOc; choice vel
low, 3id39c; prime yellow, ~ l-2ti35
l-2c; yellow on grades, 93H31c; prime
white, '9fi0c.
Sno; Cofce Rio market, quiet; No
(. u 6-Se; mild, quiet; Coriova, 204
Sugar Raw firm; fair refining . 5-Sc;
centrifugal, so test. Be; refined, dull and
heavy; No. q, 3 i3-1Gd4e; No. Z, "a
as 1J-l6c.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-28

Meats-Dry salt, clear shorts, So;
bacon, short, clear, De, bacon bellies,
10 lie; dry salt bellies, Dc; medium
hams, 10 lie; large hams, 1Oci break
Lard Compound, lie; pure leaf,
Sugar-slaudard granulatel, 7-sc.
powdered. barrels, lac; powdered
half barrels, 8 l-2c; cut loaf. III barrels
. 1-4c; cut loaf, 10 half barrels b lie;
fancy yellow clarified, 3-Sc; prime ye-
low clarified, lie.
Conee-Arbucklc's Ariosa, - lie;
Midland, - l,2o; Lion, u lie; Alaro.
ma. n lie; Jersey, ~ lie.
Green Coffee By the sack, good 30
1-2c; choice, % lie; fancy, 2jc; pea
berry, "a lie; old government Java,
2Ic; Mocha, pc.
fancy sugar house. 40c; choice new crop,
per gallon, Doc; fancy syrup. per gallon,
35c; choice corn syrup, per gnllohi sc;
silver dip per gallon, 3Oc:
Beans-Nayy, Lie; Lima, 1-2c;
bayou, 3 l-2c; pink, 3 1-2c; black eyes,
Riee.Common, s 8-4G4c; prime, Sc;
choice, 8 l-2qGc; head rice, o 1.2c,
Salt Fish--New mncketel, medium, No
], half barrels, 81 80; No. ., l0-nound
net kits, 81 10; medium. No. /, lQ-nound
net kits, S1.25; Goldfish bricks Z lie.
y u
10 1-2c; two in box, 10 l-lci Young Ame-
Starci-Lump, 4c per pound; ! and 3
pound packages, per pound, lie; o.
pound wooden boxes, &c per pound. corn
starch, 20 aud 40 pound boxes. BNd lie,
Fautless, Gle; 1-pound packages to the
Picl,lcs-Bbls., medium, so; IL bills,
medium, $3.50; bbls, small 500; ~
bbls. small, Si.25; l0-gallon, kegs $50
gallon kegs, 81; pints, per Dozen Soc;
quarts, per do2,, SL20; IL gallon; per
doz, 50; Am gal, per dox., S3o0i heKa-
Nuts-Aimonds. new soft shell. per
pound, 10 lie; wllnuts, per pound, extra
large, IL lie; flberts. per pound. ~
lie: Brazils, per pound, new crop, u
lie; pecnns, new crop, : I-21Oc; pea
white, best quality. loo
Dried l'rults--Turkish prnnes, per
pound. Ice; California. nos, Hos,
50-pound boxes. lie; California, o0c;
zoos, 25-pounl boxes, Sc; iOs,, SOS, Oe;
apricots, per pound. l6 1-2c; l.. L. raisins,
3S,crown, So per box; choice eyaporatcd
APPLES, 5O-poi md boxes, 1Oc; prime 90
pound boxes, o 1-2c per pound; currants,
In barrels, 5c per pound: currHnts' IN
boxes, &c per pound; California rnlsln
grapes. 1-2c. dried grapes, &c; ,citr9n,
1sc; orange peel, lSc; lemon peel. lse;
dates iO-pound boxes. Zoe per pound;
50-pound boxes, s lie per pound; choice'
unpeeed California penches, l2c.
Preseryes-l'lte-pound pals. one dozen
to the case, per doz., 500; 2Opouhd
| kanikins, per pound, lOe. no
Jellies--l Twenty pals, i9c' ~
| pound pals, SOC; 1Ipound pals Oe'
wine glass, per doz., Toe schooner per
/ dOy 50 40.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-28

Quotations based on small lots TO re-
dealers. Antipathinc, per ounce, Doc;
Acetanlid, per ounce, lOc; per pound,
Csc; Acetic acid, per pound lOci carhol-
ic acid. cryst., per pound, 3Oit32c; mu-
latic acid, u. r., per pound, 22c; nitric
ncid Z. r., per pound, 22c; sulphurlc
acid. @. r., per pound, pc; tanuic acid,
milk. per pound, Sl25, alcohol. g5 por
cent per gal, $40; less Sc for cash.
alum per pound, &c; antl,amnia, SlO0;
nntifehrine. per ounce, 20c; nntipyrene,
DER ounce, $40; nmmonia. carbonate,
Der pound, 16C; yitrlol, per pound, Case;
bue mass, per pound, Doe; blue Oint.
mont. DER pound. 5Oc; borax, per pound,
ioGii3c. camphor gun, per pound, b5fl
5Ic; capsicum, powdered. per pound, pc;
cocane. muir, cryst, Per ounce, $3.50,
conneras. per pound, 2di3u; cream tartar
G'iP per pound, 2d3c: grocers, Dor
nound, Joe; D1vers powder per pound.
H 55. ether, sulphuric, u. S. T., Der
naWnj Zoe; gum arabic, first pick, per
mound. SOC. shcllac, per pound, 3Sc;
r,up. brown, per pound, ai6G; glue.
white. per pound, 29ci mace, per pound,
u <. w. Is ounce box, per ounce, S235;
> 10 ounce boxes, per ounce. $3.50; ounce
Lntties per ounce $40; nutmegs, per
nonnd T5c; castor oil, per gallon, 81 20
ml.35; olive oil, per gallon, S1,lo; In
seed oil. per gallon. pVNulc' sperm, w
H., per gallon, Sl2O' opium, per pound,
81 O5: opium, po., per pound, S3GJi black
pcnper. per pound, 15c; potash. bromide,
ner ponnd, sc; potash, chlorate, per
mound. 9jo; iolide, per pound, 1928;
guinine. T.. & w, l-ouuee bottles 8Ic;
OF. cans, per ounce, 35c; qulnlne, T. & w,
b-ounce cans, Der ounce, &c; II. a. 5.
ouinine, LOUNGE viuls per ounce. 33c;
do 5,onnco tins 2Se; "5-ounce tins. per
ounce, 27c. 1O0-ouncc tains, per ounce
2Oc: salsuda, per pound, 14M2 lie;
salt peter, refined per pound, Toe; salt
PETER, commercial per pound 0c salts
Epson. per pound. 3li4c; salts, Rochelle,
33c; soda bicarbOnntc,. English, keys, per
Sc; sulphur, b-barrel lots, lie;
spirits turpentne, market rate, per gall
Ion; white lead. Collier g. Southern, $.
r., per pound, 3-iMTc.
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ANOTHER ACCOUNT.


Breekenrldgc, Tex, Jan. 2G.--Nevs
WA, WA Drought 10 town this morning Of ihe
killing of Tom Powers at MI home
Twelve miles east Of town. Partienl1,.s
are not aiialnlhle mt ills writing I'M
parties who came in this morning for y
collin, and who left there before J,v
say that at about $ o'clock Powers. Win
his wife and several children. was iftine
near the fire when. without wnrning
some one on the outside fired throneh n
window with q Winchester. The bail
struck Powers iur above the hip on thc
left side aud passed entirely through lie
body. When shot Powers told his wife
TO get his Winchester, which was nnder
the head Of the h,i, but before she
could reach him with the gun he was
Sheriff Sloan and NJ. A. Cooper left
early mis- morning for the soane. lrit
have not yet returned.
1t was undoubtedly a deliberate assassi.
nati0r. Powers was considered n Ind
man, having served q term in the peni.
tcntiary q good many years ago. and wns
continually in q row with his ndehbors.
and never came TO town without having
his Winchester in his hands at all times.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-28

the amount brought into sight last wear
WAS l2S,OOO. aud if the present indies.
tluus aud predictions prove true We arr
not likely TO lring iuio sight an excess
creator than $4,000, although Il Is cN.
pacted thar port eccipis viii run 10000
10 10000 ahead Of a year ago AZ this
time last year stocks at interior towns
were accommodating and ports were re-
ceiying llttio hat tho reverse will nrOb.
ably be she case this yonr. The first
impulse of our market was toward a
decline. hut The demand nj tho opening
was good. and the decline was only .
20 . points Under yesterdays prices
After the opening, prices advanced s
points, and we finally close at net
gain on the day OF 3 points.
spot sa,es wCre SMALL owing 10 the
still demand OF factors. the total aggre-
eating only 1900 halcs II had hecn
rumorcd here that i0,OtO TO 1000 bales
wciu ready for shipment along Rel
river, now that NAVIGATION Is uuim-
pcdcd We are informed. however, hy
one Of TIN most reliable authority that
OF merchant who advances to the
country referred tO-tlnt between Shrcye.
port and Ouaclila not more than 5000
TO 1000 bales are held.
The Egyptian crUp i moving rather
more freely thnn ne this time last year,
the receipts az Alexander for the week
being the equivalent OF 10000 bales.
against HOOD last year and shipments
5000, nFalnst 1900
The visible supply. while Il shows n
dccWase undcr last week, IS now pracii-
cRlY the same as nc thl- date two wars
ago, hut IN 1902 the February movement
supply, instead Of increasing, as ~
natural, from about this date on in
creased 10000 bales, reaching lis
maximum, 4I2l,0pO, on February a.