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The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-06-18
Greatly Run Down

owing to my occupation, that of the village
blacksmith. Some twelve years ago l had t
give up my trade owing to my i'll health, anC
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-10

99I410 bales. against 4IiO,S52 bales
laet year and 5.OTS44S bales the year
hefore' overland across the Mississippi.
ono and Potomac rivers TO Northern
mills aud Canada. J9l21S bales against
Vo4.b4i hales and !i33GS bales; inie-
rior stocks ,iu excess of those held at
the cose Of the commercial year. 3O2,-
1t3 bales, against aip90a bales and AM.
% bales; Southern mill iakines, kn.ul3
bales, against 4ll,Si2 bales and 3io,uSl
bales.
Foreign exports for the week have
been l4t,6lS, against l02,Sss last year.
making total thus far for the senson OF
,, I'll SID. against 2SlI, 400 last year, or
an Increase OF S24.Ol3 Northern mills
takings during the past seven days SHOW
a dccte1se Of 2t,Vlb AS compared with
the corresponding period last year ana
total talsings since September l have de,
creased 2ui .WlO. The total taklngs oh
American mills. North and South, ana
Canada thus far for the season have been
l,a24.f2T, against iTil.6N last year
These include l,uII,iiO by Northern spin.
ncrs. against 1,21SISO.
], might be remembered that the week
N, monthly and seasons comparisons In
Secretary Haster's reports are made M
TO the corresponding date last year and
inc year before, Comparisons 10 the
close % the corresponding weeks are
misleading, Ms the totals to close Of this
week last year. would take ia l02 days Of
the season. and to the close Of shis week
lS'l2, includes llD days. wheras. 10 The
close of this week, this year, covers only
1G2 DAYS
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-10
DRUGS.

Quotations based ON small lots to re
tail dealers. Antipathiue, per ounce
SOC: Acetanlid per ounce Toe, per pound
05c; acetoc acid. per pound, iuc. esa.r., eYl.
ic acid, crystalized. per pound SVa..,,53e,
muriatic acid. @. p. per pound, -
nitric acid. C. F., per pound S5ei SUI
phuric acid @. p, rer pound, 81 Tan
mic acid. bulk, per pound; - "t y. ~.
% per cent per gallon 81 ~ less ~ iot
cash: alum. per pound, @c; antikamlnii ma
81: antifebrine. per ounce. zoc, ahulg'
rene, per ounce. 81 40; ammonia, al
donate. per pound. 18c; yitriol' per pouhu,
GdSc; blue mass per pound oVci nlue
ointment, per pound. SOC; boraA per
pound, 12M13c; camnhor gum per pon iii
55d5Ic: capsicum, powdered; per po '',a
25c: cocaine. muir, crystallzel, pel uu.'sv :,
IS. 10: coppcras per pound. 2q5ei cream
tartar. q. r., per pound, 2siaei $500
Der pound. 16c. Doyers poWu9sfr'
per pound. 81 25; ether sulphattle' a..
\. p per mound. 15c; gum ARABIC, w
pick. per pound, Q0c; shellae Pr l9 ,.l,,a
33c; glue. brown, per pound, l-et loe, I'M
white, per pound, zoe; mace, per pl, yrtre !,
soc: mercury. per pound, lac' ~ * "a.
p. & w. Is ounce box, per once: f- .,,',..
. 10 ounce boxes, per ounce 80 Jul, ~
bottles. pr ounce s. %. nutmessis ~
pound. 11e; castor OIL, ref HA,si92iiio H.,
d135; olive oil, per gallgn. sl.rg ~
seed oil, per gallon. hSln5e' w nor nound
b, per gallon, Sl.20; opium pe' P'"-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-10
ssI Dt sal io. per a ao. s. $780, imperial

asy9n' gal, per dozen. 50. 90; imp.riai
gai;. per dozen $3.50. '''a''
Nuts-Alnonds. new sof, shan
pound loi-2c; wAlnuts. per uound ex -,
large II lie; tilberts. psr nnun5 10 10.
brahiis' per pound, new crop. ~ %.
pecans, new crop. 8 i.2uot: neannss
fancy white, per sack. parrof brand q.
cholce ,whiie. brass brand. &c: roasts5'
White, best quality. Toe.
Dried fruits--'rurkish nr,pss n..
pound. lie; California, l10s. Tx.
96pound boxes, Z lie; California anc.
zoos, 2a-pound boxes. 81, ~ ~. ~ ~
npr1eots, per pound, 10 10, II ~
ms, 3-crown. 81 90 per hoy. ehoic. oy.,'-
GRATED apples. 5Qpound boxes Tx 1s.
prime, 0O-pound boxes. 10 10 nor
pound; currants. in barrels. % per poun'i .
cnrranis, in boxes, &c per pounll; Galifor,
MA ralsins grapes. I'D driei ,ran,s
lci citron, lsc; orange peel, ISc. lemon
peel lSc; dates. lO-pound boxes 1Oc ner
pound; lO-pound boxes. d 10 ne-
pound; choice unpeeled California peaches
Pteserves-ITive pound pals one dozen
70 me ease, per dozen, So. is. 2O.pound
kanikins, per pound. loo
Jeilies- wenty-pound pals, Zoe, no.
pound pals, Soc; 1I-pound pals, roc,
VINE flgss, per dozen, Toe: sciooner. per
dozen. 81 40. PS'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-10

2, Sl.I0 N'~'' 'VV' 40
., fish-Alaska, No. /, salmon. per doz
u 40; Columbia river No..l salihoh. pef
d9@ ~ 10; l-pound mackercl. Der doz
Si.5d; American sardines. Lii, per casc'
u Loo French sariines, las, per case
Meats-Potted ham, IA pound. per doz
So: ported ham, L. pound, per doz
u sos Vienna sausage. IL pound p,f
doz', l.2o; Vienna sausage, i pound
per doz.' w. 20, clipped beef IL poupd.
per doz., 81 %; lunch tongue, l.po SaS 4
per doz., 81 80; clipped beef, / pound.
per doz., 81 10.
Negctahles--Thre tomatoes
81 20; ,2-pound tomatoes. 81 90; 2pound
corn, choice. Sl.l0; 2-pound corn, fancy
81 30; 2-pound string beans, zoe; 2.pound
marrowiat peas, 81 %.
California fruits--1wo and one-hali
pounds peaches, 81 90: . IL pounds apri.
cots, SlS5; ? IL pounds pears, So 90:
. L. pounds nluns, 81. 81. , ~ pound'
muscat grapes, 81 81; = IL pounds white
cherries, " 10; L. pounds black cher.
ries, 81 80.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-10
MnLRoYs REPORT.

by Associated Press.
=, New orleas. La, Feb. .. McElroy
d Go, say:
Liverpool has maintained u bold front.
the closing being only 1.Gl below yes.
terday. while spots Mere fairly active.
with sales Of 10000 az unchanged
prices. IL Is evident that Liverpool Is
watching the smaller movement care.
tuily and this Is not remarkable, as we
have frequently had occasion to note
mat Liverpool pays more attention 70
incis than to predictions or estimates.
The feeling here aud In New York on
tue contrary Is quite bearish. This sill
yer situation is looked upon MS threaten,
ing serious consequences to trade, while
the absence of speculation leaves the
market without support.
Prices here close 3 points lower than
last night. Spots were easy at 1-iGc
decline with total sales OF 5000 bales.
The weekly port movement falls short
of expectations, being 1Ol 900, against
$1,000 last year, aud 01,O00 In 1870.
New Orleans expects tomorrow 1900,
against 300 year ago.
While the receipts at this port were
smaller than expected the interior was
rather larger, but the total amount
brought into sight for the week was
rather less than was looked for Of its
beginning, the excess over last year be.
lnE only lJVN bales, The figures are
100 100, against lOl 500 last year and
10000 In 1890, For next week 10000
In $4,000 are expected at the ports,
against n 900 last year.
Following our previously expressed
belief that Liverpool is likely to pay
moro Gttcntion to actual movement than
anything else. We should not be surprised
TO see the mnrkct resist our decline Of
today and n recovery hero would no
doubt follow, We are, however, in
clned 10 believe that an improvement
cannot he maintained until consumers
enter the market actively. The gen
cral feeling here " that the market will
decline. The bureau report giving the
percentage Of the crop which had left
The plantations on February l. will be-
published here tomorrow. shortly after
40 o'clock. BY the amount left the
plantations is meant the receipts at
ports. the stock at interior towns
know and unknown and In transit
from the producCrs hands.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-10
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

BY Associated Press.
New York, Feb. q Wheat Spot mar
ket active but lower. No, ., red, store
aud elevator, o. Is; a1oat, 90 l-S1l
o. 3-s. Z, o. b., Oh 5s ungradcd red
sold on private torme.
Corn SPOT, steady No. ., ~; nom
innl elevator, -Adi3 IA ahont.
nts-Spot 1-iut.2 higher. No. .,
20 ~; No. ?, delivered, 80 IL No,
3, "a "a.
Hay Quiet.
Hides Dull.
Leather Steady.
Wool Firm. Domestic fleece 100
20, pulled, 20d20 Texas. l0ltl5.
Cotton seed oil Dull and heavy with
uamporlnnt chnngcB MS to price, huycrs
holding on altogether Prime, crude,
barrels, ~ 1-2d20. loose. crude. 20 ~
d2s: on crude In barrels, 29d2s; prime,
summer yellow, 32HA; on gndcs ~
0:i3; yellow, butter grades. .iDfG3T .
prime white, 3Ifi3D.
SPOT cnffoe--lllo, dull aud heavy. No.
Z. IL i-SMIT IA: mild, quiet aud enay;
cordoya, 2OWf2O ~
sugar Raw. hrner. r'nlr. refining.
. 7.s: Mnsroyado. -; irst, . I-S, cost,
insurance and freight Rebped, iirp.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-10
Cotton.
HEsrEns oorroN FIGuREs.

HEsTER'S COTTON FIGURES.
BY Associated Press.
New Orleans, La, Feb. Secretary
Hester's weekly New Orleans cotton ex-
change statement issued before the close
Of business today shows an excess in
the amount OF cotton brought Into sight
for the week over the seven days end
Ing February 8, inclusive, last year Of
1916 bales. and decrease compared with
the same seven days in lSJ2 Of lO0.30S.
For the FIRST nine days Of February the
movement has been jis2 ba.es behind the
first nine days Of febrnary 1919, and
I4S4O4 behind the same days IN 1902.
mn. brings the increase 10 the movement
for the 1872 days Of the season, from Sep
tember l 10 February o inclusive, 70 Si2-
900 bales over the same lb2 days Of
M season, aud makes deficiency, com
nsred with the same ld2 days year be-
fore last Of l.162.T60.
The total brought into sight during the
mai seven days hns been lOO.l59 bales.
sgainst 1otSt8 bales last year, aud H.
M bales the year before. while the az
,s,srv are 185,5S0 bales against 49,
40 baies and 2Si, 56t bales. The total
,srk,{ed from Ssfiember ! 20 date is
n 9l,o 22O bales against o,4sl,21S bales
"a, Va 400 900 bales for the last year
w ne year before, respectively.
F'rou this tine on last Fear the amount
~ cotton brought into SIGHT vas LUZ
nt,s bales aud the year before last, l.
10000 bales. IN oihrl words, aiter
ri. date last year II. 90 per S@nt Of
wv wv rrou ,gas marketed, and after that
Wa season before last II .Os. The
e ats s,uee September ! shows re-
a asInts-st al United States ports Of A.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-10

COrdago-Sisnl rope, haIf-Inch haslsl
O 1-2c MANILA rope. half inch, basis, De-;
cotton rope, all sizes, Re; cotton Irvine,
Ice 5-py Jute twinc. 1Sc.
Bags-6I-inch, S-ounce, Sc; 4G-inch,
S-ounce, &c; i2-inch, l0-ounce, lie.
Seed-Rye, per bushel, soc; turnip,
seed, per pound, 25c; alfalfa seed, per
hushel. 81; johnson grass seed, per
bushel, 81 20: millet. per bushel. 65c;
barley seed, per bushel, 60ci onion sets,
red. $3.50 per bushcl; onion sets. white,
81 90 per bushel; amber cane, 81 % per
bnshel; orange cane, 81 % per bushel;
seed potatoes, New York early rose po-
tatoes. 81 % per hushel; New York
Peerless potatoes, 81 % per bushel.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-10
NRw onLnANs rnopucr.

"N ph.hANH itpDUCE.
By Associated Press.
New Orleans, La. Feb, O.-lIoe nro-
IuotA easier. Pork. Si3 -. lard. re.
nhood " boxed meats, dry sa.t shoulder.
. rs slides. O 5,S; bacon. sides, 4 10,
\ams' choice sugar cured. iOmiO ~
Nlhce Strong and very active. Orll.
my 70 good, . l.Sni is.
\iiee- Quiet. Rio. culinary 10 low
falrN lsniS ~.
, pnlloN-Quict Extra fancy. 81. $50
=, NO Nlunts, 81 25M3 10.
Corn Suiot, No. .. mixed. ~ IL
aeiiSS' y"l\, l5a15 -; white, A. -
SO IL; Texan Us
Hay Firm; Prime, sia. 5Oalo oOi
Sugar Open kcNc, strong. Prime TO
choice, 3-iW2 i8Mi ialr 10 fully fnir,
Z p-i0pe l.l0i good common to common,
. Lac no.
Centrifugal Strong. on white, 3 3 "a
2 ~ grny white, . l.2d3 01u. choice
yellow, clarified, 3 ~. prime. clarified,
3 3-SdS I-l0; on clarified, 3Gi3 8.lo;
seconds . 1-s6f3
Mul0ssea- Centrifugal. good prime to
strictly prime. i0fllli fnir to primr. s
@Di common to good common, 0dT. In.
ferior 3.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-10

Vegetables-C abbage, Northern, per
pound, 2m2 lie; potatoes, Greeley,
Der bushel. 05c. onions, per pound, .
lie; sweet potatoes per hushel, 30
Gi75c: sweet potatoes, Northern, per
bushel, 81 50; pumpkin vans, 81; sweet
pepper.per half-hushel basket, 0Oc; celery,
o5c per one dozen lunches; beeis. per
bnshel, 81 so; carrots, per bushel. 81 90;
radishes, 20H35o per dozeni lettuce loG
zoe per dozen.
Fruits-Apples, fancy, Oregon, l-bushel
box, 81; lemons fancy, (3G0s) per, box
SO; oranges, per box, So Blneield pa-
nanas, per bunch, S2d3 Bartlett pears
per box, 81 800.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-10
NEW ORLEANS LIVE STOCK.

by Associated l'iew.
New Orleans, La. Feb. D.-Reccip,s
Of an sorts Of cattle during the week
have been somewhat lighter, with prices
weak on all common cattle. which are IN
supply. The demand has heen only
fair FOR beeves, cows. calves aud year
llngs.
The hog market has been IN full sup
PLY and weak
The shoop market has been gluited.
BeeyeB Choice oTnfed beeyes, B-i
as 3-ic. common c0rnfed. = l-4u2 3-4c;
Mississippi aud Alabama choice, 2Sf2 ~ Z.
choice grass. . 1.2pBc; Common, LA
. l.2c;comiuon and old COWS. SSdl0.
Ycarlings. first quality. STH'iO; second
quality. S5'dI; choice calves. S5'dfi COM
mon. %i05.
Hogs Good fat weeiern.4n5c; com
mon, Made; Ouachia, . 1-2UIc.
Sheep -S2l1i; fair Slp2.
Mich cows, first quality, s20p3O; SEQ.
ond, ST. 5Ofil0.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-10
Live Stock.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

By Associated Tres,
Chicago, NJ, Fob. 0.-Cdtilc mora
active, with another slight up turn ON
good shipping and dressed beef stock,
making Rn advance on such for the week
equal Il lhd2Uo, while other grades
show little or no change. Texans, $40
as. 70.
Hogs Business fairly active with an
up turn Of DC or 80 on good heavy aud
shippers but ordinary run OF packers
aud light sorts showed no particular
change.
Sheep BEST - 25dil .s5;a fancy lot
might bring "a. 10.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-10
GLENNY 4 co.'s REPORT.
By Associated press

New Orleans, La, Feb. 9.--Glenny 4
Co say:
Liverpool closed 1.G4d lower. Spots
unchanged. Sales, 10000. Midding
4 LID.
New York opened to points higher
declined, and at l p. m. was lower
than yesterday.
New Orleans to points higher. bu,
whom the decline ut the close OF Liver
pool was received prices declined z to S
points, longs selling freely.
The decline IN silver 10 - II In Lon.
don and unfavorublc Manchester accounts
had also n depressing effect At II IA
the. market was barely steady.
May, ~ to IS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-10

Hides Buyers are paying. Dry nlnt'
heavy. Sc; light, 4c; dry salt, Be, green
salt. lie; butchers green, ? lie,
Woel-Light medium, l1MlOci low
medium. 12ml4c; fine, l20l4c
Bones-Hoof and bones, 50 per ton de-
livered.
Bees wax, 15d1sc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-10

Oysters and 1fish-Oysters, bulk, 7o'd
soc per 100 countsi per dozen cans,
So %; dressed catfish, Toe per pound
gulf fsh. loo per pound; shrlmps' per
pound. 15c; crabs, per dozen, Toe.
Game-Pralrle chickens 81 per dozen;
ouails. SJdSl per dozen; Mallnrd dueks,
per pair. 6Oc. Teal ducks, per pair, Zoe
canyasbnck ducks, per pair, 5OddOci rnD-
bits, 81 Per dozen; deer saddles, per
mound. 1-2c.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-10


bIsiaich.
.a Tex, Feb. S.-A large
h .;,,,o,s was held In tie court.
V''''r' ~. ~. -.
/ Is evening 10 u'souss '"e 'P'H
NJ. lanes Muse was chosen
"a tho r,,ttcr vns dis.
an' anu '"e 49,, m .
number OF speAheIs' ! l'V
resduilonss were al, 9p'eu'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-10
|TAPLR PROVISIONS

49, ' AMNNNIANH
w salt, clear shorts.sc: bacon.
4 Y w bacon bellies, 10 LIE.
NAes, De, medium hams
s,,. WIS 10 lie; small hams,
r.saAiast bacon. lie.
pouNd' Z 1-2c; pure leaf,
II f.aaa5ri grapulnted, 4 3-4c;
9,'snrels, . lie. powdered. hall
n, rs; cut loaf. in barrels.
M, io1i, IN half barrels. 5 30;
|iS'g EARNED, A 3-se; prime vel,
SA,fbuekle's Ariosa. o1c.
81; IS 81 Lion. BE; Alarona,
a. s'nss9S-sy the sack, cool.
4, lie; fancy, De: pea.
"a. va ga government Java.
|s ~, Barrel lots. new cron
y s ss9lss. zoe; choice new crop'
'}ce ~ ~. iancy syrup per gallon
r. psf rslist Np, per gallon, 2Sc.
'fa-H4ua.. - wv
w. rl's, tlll cfpam, one In b,,
p iS,, ~ box 10 i1le: Young Sia:
q ifs s,sy'' 3 Lilo; Lana. a 10.
- pink, 3 i-2e; BACK ewes ewes.
4 ii9 .s1I9sp, 2 s4caie; min, -.
|i.A-SyuS,... bead nee, 8 'i i.9e 'e'
befr'SsV maesarel. medin1, NJ
1. y ~ ~ medium No. !. Ia. poand 4
t'S.sep. g PER pound i sai ,
y ssa boxes, o per r. ponb nS' L., =,
b 's'i i-peaad SS acSai a. p l, e
ai ees''eis; medium. SO. b.,,A
ksr. barrels, small. 81 - Am9 az
"a. 4 pr dozen -SSs 81. "A, kegs 9:
-. ~ 49,; halt gallo s9s' ni quarts 20.
'D's dozen, So is; No. ao..
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-10
|lHE MARKETS..
Local Markets.
flour AND GRAIN.
-Old and new, No. .. rs

w o'lu new NO :, OSci NO.
Cer lots, {, o. b., Fort Worth.
sai, local, wagon lots, Acc per
nAasas snellcd. car lots. bulk,
sNeked, i6c.
i g! rust proof, car lots, f. o.
Worth, bulk, 32c; sacked, 34c;
ms ulsacked, 32d33c.
|ser 100 pounds, f. o. b., Fort
Y los. +. o. b.. Fort Worth,
FIX 81 80 per ton: best up
|Ni alfalfa. loose. local. $40;
rs, haled, local. $40 per ton;
\ local, per ton. $40.
lsN patents, $50 per 100
N patents, 81. B5: third grade
f,a ,h grade, Sl.05; northern
Y, Nsfn and oats. mixed, Per ton.
|f .oF midiling. . 7-se; strict
Iifs y Is. middling, @ 3-sc;
Wiling G lie; good middlins.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-10

Now York, Feb 9.--Speclall -
Sterling Bank, 10 days. s4K
Commercial, 20 days-...,";.i s4k
Roichmnrks- Commercial, %
days. nlN
Francs Bank, ~ days. ....b 1879
Commercial, ~ days .........5 2OS@5 20
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-10

81 LOUIS PRODUCE.
BY Associated Press.
changed.
Wheel-Prices dropped rapidly, closing
40 below Yesterdays iual prices, No,
red, cash and February, b9i.2u.
Norn Steady, Mixed, cash, 81 l-ic.
31ats-Wsaker No ?, cash, 1854.
Hay Unchanged.
vonmeal 81 TOd1 .75,
Whisky Stlh.
BNggng and cotton ti@ Unchanged
Irovisions-Wcak, lower, and little
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-10
MONEY

BY Associated Press.
New York, Feb 9.--Money on call easy
at per cent; last loan /; closed at
per cent Prime mercantile paper,
. 1876.
Silver certificates. O. 1-Sa0t1-2.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-10
TlE eAzITE woRTH TExAs SATURDAY. FEBRuARY lO 1884

800 opium. po., per pound, S8.so: black
pepper. per pound, i5c: potash. bromids,
per pound. iIe; potash. chlorate. per
pound 2Ne; iodide, per pound. 50 a5;
ln1nlne 7. X w, l-ox. bottles. 20 TO;
g, cans, per o., 81 1-2c. quinme. +. & W,
o-9z cans. per ounce, "a lie; n. rs
9llhinhe, l-oz. Walls. pcr w., 30 lie;
o., - lie; 1OO-onnce tins. per ounce.
= lie; salsoda. per pound. . f-idI2 i.2c:
SAT- peter. refined. per pound Toe; salt
Pcter, commercial, per pound. &c; salts,
dnson' per pound, 3Siic; salts Rochelle.
33c; soda bicarbonate, English, kegs. per
pound, ve sulphur, flowers. small lots.
oc' sulphur. 1-barrcl lots, . 1-2c:
spirits turpentinc. market rate, per ral,
lon; white lead. Collier 4 Southern. s
p, per pound, @ s-417c.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-10

y electric work. gun aud lock-
Electric lamps and supplies.
HARRl1L x WILSON.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-10
rI1E RUPEE DECLINING

BY Associated Press
London. Feb. 9.-Rupee paper has
again declined below the lowest price oi
record, being quoted today at 81, against
81 IL yesterday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-10

NEM oRLEANs FrruREs.

New Orleans, Feb. - special. Cot
ton futures closed steady 70 points
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-10

Galveston, Tex. keh ~ Especially
Receipts thus fac this week ...... iOo,gJ9
Receipts tho same time last year. eiiIf
Receipts this day Mediterranean. 2i,is3
Receipts this day last year. ...... lOial
Total rccclpts thus far this season A,qaS, sa4
Total receipts 1hus FAR last season t,lO0alN
Difference .....,....... $50. Si26ib
Exports 10 Great Britain ....... SASH
Exports TO France .......... i6,5lS
Exports TO continent. 4g,SlS
--.-----
Stocks this day. .........,...- i,0aAG0a
CLOCKS This day last year. ....... psl,5sS
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-10
TELEGRAPH MARKETS.
Financial.


BY Associated Press.
London. Feb. n.-Bar silver, 20 "a
per ounce,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-10

Galveston. Tex, fcp. Especially.
10 liverpool ..................... p-aed.
40 Continent .......-.-. ..,.. -. VIVA,
To New lork................s3 sue per loo ID
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-10
|N N KNOB COUNTY.

IN IN KNOB COUNTY.
Nipatcb.
a, Tex, Feb. S.-The heavi.
Il eigb! months fell here last
lefe Is stock water In abund
smer are well mp Will their
~ good spirits over the pros
hops,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-10

SOLID CAR LOAD
shells just received at Ander-
store.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-10
Magnificent
Collection.


Our photographs will constitute a
studio OF not less than ten cabinets
each and with sixteen views in every
cabinet. Those photographs by rea.
aon OF their excellence aud slIc, lix
10 inches, could not DO bought for
less than dollar zach. hut with
tho Aame liborallty which has chArac.
terired our StoddArd Portfolio enter.
prise, every cablnot can DO obtained
FROM US Tor 10 cents.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-10
Nnw YORK IIyE srooIl.

by Associated ircss.
New York. Fob. o.. Bcoyes-Tnde
more active; shade higher all around.
Prime to choice native steers. 81 ~ IL
Gi4 %; medium 20 good. - ,O0pf 10;
and oxen, - Jlgd4 90; bulls ana dry
COWS. 81 .4Jd2 10.
Gables quote American sterrs higher,
1Of1l 10 for dressed weiglisi Ameri.
can refrigerator beef steady al \ lie.
Calves-pemnnd none.
Sheep Ven dull; values lower. Poor
% prime. - 5ifoB ~.
Iauibs- Common to choice, $500
nogs--weak. Good. 81. 7Odd. 90.
KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK.
By Associated Press.
Kansas Ciiy, Mo. Feb. n.-catilo-
Best. strong. others steady. Texas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-10
N 10 FORT SILL"

l.. Voice Aided 10 the Popu-
s'y-Resolutions Adopted.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-02-27
MAKES THE Law INoPERArIvE.

Interstnte Commerce Law Must Get IT'S
Evidence From Other Than Public Car
riers.
CHICAGO, Feb. 26.-Judge Grosscup
rendered q decision in the United States
district court this morning which will
make the interstate com MERGE aw prac
tically imperative, for tho reason that
it will in the future be impossible to con-
vict any one for acts violating it's pro
visions.
The court held that General Freight
Agent James, of the Lake Shore road,
and Gordon Mcleod, agent OF the Mer-
chants Dispatch Freight Line, the wit
nesses who refused TO answer questions
put to them by the grand jury were
right in the position which thoy took
and that they cannot be compelled to
answer.
James and Mcleod were asked uues-
tons, which were intended to draw
out information as to illegal cuts in
rates made by the companies which
they represent. Both refused to an.
swer on tho ground that tho fifth
amendment in which the United States
gives every man the right to refuse to
make disclosures which will criminate
himself.