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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-01-28
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-01-28

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1ssens - ne TIA es Fsernsry. - dAyisshA saa
VII carry pszssneers ana rssshs - euzrsns rsssA
Fer frsisst or rassaxs Apply 70
DoDwELI. cARLrr.L . ca,
General AssnsS Tacoma
Or I A. sApEAu. Gs=era Assas rIn n
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Furnished Rooms Wanted.

FOR = GENTLEMEN Tor the winter, with hot 4
I'D GOth. lexington & 9th ayes G., box 2y7
FURNISHED or uniurnished roomi refined;
Marion. " World.
FURNISHED ROOM WANTED; light house
keeping; - a week. James box d3I World.
FURNISHED ROOM WANTED. 10 Ing bed:
reSi. DraashtsnsiI, boz $50 Worid, lpto~h.
GENTLEMAN wants room g. board. vicinity OF
:3d 1t & 3th-sye terms D., box 2iJ world.
LADY WOULD like nicely furnished room, with
board hot cold SAterI In neighborhood OF
West seth Ut. n L., box +B World.
ROOM wASrED-wIrh or without board, With
stale prics Room, box 81 World - 80 :.
WANrED-By steady young business man, a
room, With closet use OF bath. III modern house
with refined private family; no boarding houses
ave. eievsted 4 In strictly frst. class neiEhbor.
hood. between. ADD ~. a Central Park: would
s Ga pTsae i eS3G S Z desred
Address ]. box ~ World
WANTED brooklyn or Williamsburg prefer
renaed couple, no children VIII rays-o month
BSassss. ld9 af Il! Es' st fS'""n'"' word
wANTEp-a roomsi front large ROOM 4 back
private MUS Or hat L n isleIs.r, 81 orhsrd st.
YOUNG LADY OF refinement Sould IKE single
room at reasonable prise. between 60th n 69th
7 sta, Sd Madison ayes Address J. y. s.,
3l6 p, 18th ct.
YOUNG MAN wants furnished room uptown
| vest side. describe. stats terms James box
! SIG World,
HNIOR desiring ONCE; GOOD location; Harlem,
Addre,s West side, 243 W. l2o h ST.
| FURNISHED FRONT ROOM. 10Th to 23d st. ;
state lowest terms mon hiy 70 permanent party,
Adde'S Permanent, World once, " T.. l4ih It.
GENTLEMAN Wishes room good location; small
family; widow l4dy Refined. box -, 20 W.
18th 81.
MAN and wife desire square, we'll furnished
room, with privilege of cooking light breakfast:
folding bed ample closets; location AID and slth
| SITS West' no mats; - per week. Address w
Il. X. box 436 World. n. Y.
! WANTED. by gent furnished room in a Hat
| state particulars A. W., box Ia World. up
! town 20. ".s@
| q RooAs. comfortably furnished, Tor dress
| making. west side, sd to ssh Address Alls
| Leach. i1A Broadway.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-27
CHOICE FLATS,

ONE Bl sS r iis T sTITl ISSTRHE SSTIow
Bright, cheerful apartments In inst class
order; newly renovated; rents "a 70 ga Janl-
torion proniiseA $500
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Furnished Rooms to Let.
West Slice.

i2isT ST, a0s N.--Furnlshod parlor g. bedroom,
for gentleman or Doctors once. all con.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-27

10TH ST., 343 T.. Large & small rooms: all con-
veniences: near station; private house.
18th ST., iH E.-Pleasant rooms, nicely fur
niShed; large 4 small.
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furnished Rooms TO Let

Eoey hondoy and Thursdcy wn'' II. ~
be THE WORLDS "H0UsE :. j H01I
DAN" Az advertisements Of Srs lines n ~
under THE Classification appearing h, De SsadaU
and 7hmsdW WORLD uaH Be rersated n ~
EVENING WORLD for Monday aad 1AssdsU
free Of charge
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5OTH ST. Arb W. Large. handsomely f1f-
nished IA. story fnl room; convenlenccs; pfl-
vAte family; 81. 80 weeSly. ~,
aTH ST. lu w.-smali. handsomely furaishs1
room In elegant private house: one block hs1I
Central Park ~ s.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-27

18TH ST., 2ss E.-HandsomeIy furnished parlor.
suitable for physician; elso other desirable suits;
all conyeniences.
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10TH ST., % E.-Desirsble parlors suits or
singy; private bath; double hall rooms
21sT ST., a. Il Rooms. large 4 small: south.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-27

l24TH ST., % w.-Attentionl delightful loes-
lion cottage facing park, handsomely fufulzIe1
rooms. exceilent board optional; please invsst6
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-27
furnished Rooms to Let.

East Side.
CLINTON PLACE, .32-furnished large front
room for ! or 2 gentlemen; also small rooms.
CLINTON PLACE, 20 18th ST y Clean, furnished
rooms, or gentlemen: 81. 90 to 81
IRVING PLACE, ~. near Union Square LARGE
we'll furnished room: also hall room 81 90
LEXINGTON AVE, 114-Newly furnished square
som, also large front room: reasonable.
LEXINGTON AVE, 127, near Both st. Nicely
ences
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/ ssTH ST. l6s W. rooms bath. all improve
msnts. sit, 81. SIS, SIS: elegantly decorated.
ssTH ST. 100 VS. rooms, bath, private hall.
all light improvements: small family. Ns;
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Flats and Apartments to Let.
unfurn ahed--East Side

LEXINGTON AVE, Is43, corner 1I4th st.
Ia > !oums h bath: n ! light.
rent $40 To Sl.l
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-27

9TH ST. iTs w.-Newly furnished bedroom soF
gentleman. all Gonveniences. terms reasonable
First bell
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TEAsDALE PLACE. $50. near i6ad 't.-Ons or :
large connecting rooms. furnished or uufur-
n,shci. all convenience; private house.
icITH ST. ia E.--Two furnished rooms hot &
cold water
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9th ST. ls w.-Two large nicely turnisasa
rooms. with all conyeuisuces; low rent.
9th ST.. ~ W.-HAndsomsIy fl.nishsd roous
for bachelors: prices low. board II desired
9Th ST. l05 w.-Newly furnished rooms to ~
In private house gentlemen only.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-27

Jersey City.
2l7 VAN HORNE ST., Jersey City-Fnnished
front room, with gas, heat bath; convenient
10 trolley and steam CARS suitable Tor 1 or =
persons. Mrs A.
.. Hoboksn.
TWO bedrooms 4 parlor; 3 gentlemen; 81. 80
week. A. c., To Malone ST., West Hoboken,
y. ]. By.
For Other Advertisements Under This Classification
See Index Third Page.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-21

individuality is, In our opinion. one
of the most impOrt5nt essentials OF the
business, and the utter lack OF regard
for the fitness OF things IN the past
IL this respect explains, In a great
measure, the number OF unsuitable
horses to be found today says the
Horse Breeder
Study wen the combination of blood
lines. Don't select horse to breed to
simply because he has been successful
as Il sire. See with what class OF mares
he has been most successful. study
his own individual characteristics and
those Of your mare. Compare the strong
and weak points OF both. II they
have defects In common. don't breed
that way, but look elsewhere. II the
mare has good bodily conformation but
light bone, and the stallion the same
sou may be sure that this deficiency
viii be more strongly emphasized In
the offspring. Like hegcts like" Al
other things being equal. with these
conditions reversed the foal will com
bine the good points Of both. though
Of course not with absolute certainty
Chance. or rather atavlsm, plays an
Important part IN the breeding prob
lem. This IS an important factor. upon
which too much stress cannot be laid
In the matter OF breeding, for the SEEM
Ing disregard Of natural law IN the past
has placed us whore we are today
There Is probably no part OF the
world whore hOi se-hreediug is reduced
to finer art than In England with
the Englighmau individuality is one
Of the most important factors In the
problem Of breeding thurouehbredS
A horse with constitutional defects, be
he ever so good as an Individual Is
rellglonsly avoided. while II he has
weak point physically no mare with
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-21
COTTON, GRAIN AND PRODUCE
THE SOUTHERN STABLE CLOSED
Fairly STEADY.
wheat In Much Detter Tone, Closing
Good Fraction niRher--corn and
oats Both Hlghcr-uos Products.
The Live Stock Markets.

M >-,.,,
.soi'ne'n' 90 i-sc deliVered' NO
nara, " O-So delivered. Options gem
orally firm all the mnrninr ON yes.
terdav'a b.n,,,, -..,sL.. ...'.,'s....,, -,
,ora,'. ''s export purchases sooo
.v'e'sh ana local buying, higher ca
pies and reports OF increased feeding
or wheat 10 eattle. c,osed n i-2e ad.
yance NJ - ,rg,..... 49,,
70 reu' feorua'y' Vloseu
% o-eoi March, closed ~ l-Sc; May,
0Oa6l Ia, closed ei IL; october closed
s. i-se: Noyenher c,osad RI 5.sc. ne.
eember. "a b.S@se 4. a. ciased IA b.sc
HIdes-ontett ~ ssito1 NSs,, ar
leans selected AZ 20 ~ no,,n5s I,
Texas selected az 10 "a roinds
Buenos Avres 49,. % % ,n,,ris
IL; Texas drv o. =. 90 rn,,nds 10,
c.
I.osther-ou,ot Mi steady. Mo iron
dun, scotch iq2, o. An,crtcnn "a
Conner n,,et, i,,at,srs. nrica q rs
Lead-oniet. broisefs, nrioc 90
Tin nlatcsE Stoad,,
Cotton soea oilMCopti,ues dsnressea.
prime Crude Ok, ~ cr,,6a oiSsSs, vol
low buticr eradcs S5GSs! rhoicn yei.
low. g4gfgsr nnrnin,i. n,,,,,e vciioyv 70
white qiS,os ,,,,,af'
Coeiee o. S,, hv,,''"i ,,od noro,.
ste,d,. ,,,,,,.s NJ a,,
.senca s,,,,,,,,n ~ go, ~, ""o is,t
stend, a. ia rntrts ,ot aeci,re. saics
ii 5oS ~ i,,ei,S,,,s. H,,tni,ar 20 S0.
Note,rbcr 30 TX. panen,,,er ~ IA. Ian
nary 10 at0,ii oo. NIarcb ia ssSiio IN
spot coffee--Rio market Jul, ana
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-21

ago ana $3.50 for the ooere.nona,r,,
snce ~ 1891. Shipments were about
wv mead less than for last yyasls ana
sr,u as much less than n vear a.-n
ny demand called for as nanv eat
ne as were embraced in Inc IT,. -
eeipts and they were tai.en %, s,,i,,,
~ 81 9o = prices, sales making on a basis
no 49,, s.svH y, Tor poor to best quality
~ 80 80 rl'po Tor Westerns and 81 asa
hnss ~ ~. Exams Estimated receipts OF
~ 900 Ut Vt touay, 10000 making about
~ so,'y ~ .or nus week or 1850 more than
tta 's s,'.Week ana $4,000 more than for
p t,,J s'o..rreSponding week OF last year.
80. 49, .ook another tumble today. They
49, 49, ~ ilyWhere from 10000 lower than
az ay ana were stlll very Weak at
~, ,te eiose' The top OF the market at
, NV eiose was around IS and greater
paFe OF the stun was weighed below
SOU. very good hogs sold at 81 81
''i na tnere We're many sales at "a b0fD
,oV. receipts of sheep were estimated
a. sVoV mead, which would make the
suppy Tor the week s5,72s head The
.otal was last week 1868. nnd the fg-
ures Tor The last two weeks In roma
numbers $4,000. This Is 2soOO head
more than were ever previously re-
lived IN Two consecutive weeks. The
ueHnahd today was an Indifferent one
~ ,s,,,at any time recently. and In wns
Uncut TO effect sales even at the ala.
esr,esslhgly low prices OF the day before
Sheep We're quoted at 75eGss 90 snd
lambs at N.2504.15. anu
hecelpts-Cattle, % 900. cnlvee eon.
noss' lbVVO; sheep. 10000
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-21

turn the tide OF depression at present
aud that II uufayorable weather Tor
with continuation OF tho fine marNet-
ing conditions we are having rectipts
are likely to be OF such magnitude
that even the unprecedentiy low prices
VIII fail TO attract the attention OF
operators. But out of weakness Others
often spring up stronger Bulls have
innings occasionally and tho reaction
OF 20 or 80 points would not be sur
prlsing on any further material cccnne.
Sales In New York. eT,400 spots .-f6
lower sales 70. DUH. New Orleans
spots i-ie on Sales 1850 by factor with
2li0 to arrive. Feeling easy Port re-
ceipts estimated $4,000 against 10000
last year.
Our advloes Indicate that the wealth
or has been favorable in the greater
part OF the South the past week, dry
weather has prevailed In most sections,
and where rain has fallen tho preoipita-
tion has been very llght as rule. As
n consequence picking and marketing
have made excellent progress. some
correspondents report frost during the
week but except at few points IN
North Mississippi and North Alabama
81 was not killing Report to the 10th
OF october increase Northern spinners.
taking 25a, s59 Southern consumption
117,OoO Total in sight i.S26,50s Interior
stocks In excess since September i,i7d.-
56S net overland iig, 1884. Total receipts
l,4i3,6i1. Exports total 7Odgai Wish
BILE supply s,70i,5s6,
ts.fa.. az 49,.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-21
rnoDucE MARKnrs.



f. @. McPeak s Co. In their review OF
the cotton market say:
The week ends with dcmoraliglng
feeling in the cotton market, and prices
at the close today were the lowest so
far on the crop Yet this is not be
wondered at on the face Of an over
abundant supply, with a demand In
adeouateato consume offerings. except
nj daily concessions, But the market
X not only weak here but everywhere.
wifh Liverpool especially an exponent
Last night New York traders were
confident that Liverpool would at least
Mold rs own today. but they were
again sadly disappointed for the
onenInr reflected general pressure 10
sell nj a decline OF from TO / IL points.
while at the close further ground was
loat and net decline OF IL to 1854
was recorded, while spots suffered
ioss OF i-sg being quoted now ut Ia.
saies were good TOR Saturday. at H.
o00 bales and while the liberal spot bus
mess has created some talk as a bun
iiam. the bears are also using 1t as
,vaapon. arguing that Il shows a dis
rositlon OF holders 10 unload lines that
have been held Tor higher prices. thus
rejecting no confidence In an inmedi-
AL rally And they appear 20 have
a little the better or the Argument. as
Il shown by the continued decline IN
tbr Liverpool market
New York responded readily TO this
deeline IN It's accustomed way and
initial quotations showed loss OF TO
4 points from Yesterdays closing 1t
sonn became evident that Others were
rs much pressing FOR sales, and prices
,y.ve way 2 points more. closing st
Invest figures Today being a short
session. the market was very dull, and
BUSINESS was probably confined iaraeiy
~ liquldationaa ana short cpvs-inf--
others making the range Of, rrlsss
narrow
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-21

st. Louis, Mo. Oct. o-Flour-Firm
and unchanged
Wheat--Adyanced on cables. gaining
s-ic; No, red cash. 40 lie; December,
80 1-4c. May, 90 3-Sc.
Corn-Firmer and higher ON news
from all sources. No. mixed cnah.
a. 1-ic October Ale; December, &C Use.
May i7c.
Oats-Firm and higher No. 9 cash,
zoe; October rs 5-sc; December 20 l-2c;
May, 80 7-sq3Sc.
Rye-No regular, 49c bid.
Bnrley--No trading.
Bran--6ic
iflaNseed--Sl ~,
Clover.-S7 25mS 10,
Timothy--N 6OQ5.O5.
Hay-Firmor FOR desirable grades.
Strictly fancy large bales timothy,
sl2 co.
Butter-unchanged
i1RRs--Lower. "a lie.
cornmenl-Lowcr. 2.S5@2.40.
Whissy-ll 20.
Cotton lies, and baggings-Un-
changed.
Provislons-Lo Lower.
Professionalism mess johbing. $40 90.
Lnrd--Prime steam, 81 OOI choice.
81 II 49,
Dry salt meats-Loose shoulders.
81 Gg i-2; longs, Sc 81 1-2; ribs. SO ~ i-2:
shorts. SO s2 ~,
Hacon-P Packed shoulders. SO IS longs
81 81 1-2j ribs. 81 70; shorts. 81 &C.
Receipts--Flour, 5000; wheat, $4,000.
corn. 1900: oats. $4,000.
shipments-B'lour 5000; corn, 10000;
oats, 5000
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-21

Sprinkle the inside OF damp gloves
with violet powder.
4 mistake made In mendlng Eloves
Is that OF using silk 10 DO II with. As
the desire is Undoubtedly 10 make the
glove look exactly as dld before the
unfortunate ripping took place. the
work should DO done with linen thread
IN the same shade "a that used IN the
original stitching
Much OF the heavy cake and brend IL
the result OF the oven door being
banged when closed. Close the oven
door a. gently as possible Nearly
every one opens It gently enough.
The colored Japanese straw mattlnRs
which are so generally used as floor
coverings are best Kept sweet and
clean by washing them with a solution
OF salt ana water after the weekly
sweeping.
Common alum melted In an iron
spoon over hot Goals forms q very
strong cement for Joining glass and
metal together. II lH the best thing
for holding glass lamps 10 their stands
or for stopping craoks ahoiit their
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-21

Liverpool. oct 20. . y. m,-Closing-
Cotton-spot, fair demand, prices bare
ly steady; American low middling
i-Sd The sdlos Of the day were l2,
600 bales of which 1000 were for specu-
lation and export and included ll,5J0
American. Receipts none.
Futuros--Opcned easy f9ir demand,
and closed quiet and steady Amcri-
can l.. NJ. C. october 3 6-6td; October
and November 5-6id value; November
and December , 5-6t6l3 G-6i; December
and Janunry 3 5-6iG3 6-Gid; January
and February 6-GiW9 7-Gtd; February
ana March ; s-Gid sellers: March una
April q-GiG3 10-Gid; April and May
ii-6id buyers; May and June 3 l3-Gid :
June and July ii-6ia5 bod
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-21

Liverpool. oct. Enclosing Wheat
Firm; holders offer sparlngly. No @
red spring, IS i-2d; No. red winter
Is 1-2d
corn-supply ponri spot nrm. A
3 l-2d; futures, holders OFFER sparlnEiy;
October frm - i-3d; November
steady. a. s-id December ilrrn. q Sd.
Flour-Duil: holders offer moderately;
st. Louis fancy winter. Is 50.
Lard-Dull holders offer freely; spot.
36s Cd
Beef--Dull; supply IN excess Of de-
mand. EXTRA India mess, rs ed:~prime
mess. COS
pork-Duli; supply In excess OF de-
mand; prime mess Western. 20; medium
Western G2s Cd
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-21

New York, Oct. 2O.--Money on call
'asy at Per cent; last loan. closed /
|ps cent prime mercantile paper, $40
~ per cent; stering exchange barely
sisady. with actual bushes in bankers
bills at N.H l-9a4.s 81 ga for demand
I.nd a SO 5-sdi.SG "a for 60 days. Post
ID rates. NS Leaf IS and M,SS 1-eQ
t,s9. Commercial bills. S4.S5 IL. Silver
certificates CSC bid: no sales. Bar sill
yer, tJc. Mexican dollars, sic.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-21

The proper nursing OF sick horses re-
quires only slightly less delicate attcn-
tlon than the careful nursing Of sick
men. Not to speak Of diet and medl-
cline. frequent change OF bedding and
clothing are as Indispensable IN one
case ~ IN the other Perfect attention,
abundant light. ana pure atmosphere
should always be prime consldeTa-
lions in treating the stable patienta
woll as the human subject The in
iluence Of Light on the animal frame,
and even on the rudest form OF or
Eanism. Is better known than under
stood: but II IN life or death, "a the
case may be. The horse IL by nature
one OF the children Of light, and not OF
darknoss-of the open mir. not OF the
confined. stuTy stall In his Wild state
ne seeks the sunlight OF the plains, and
avoids the darkness OF forest glens.
and II we would fortlfy him against
the destructive effects OF protracted IN
ness, we should ensure him the FREQ
light Of day and fun enjoyment OF the
pure circumambient air. lie should,
when ailing. not be tied w TO rack
or manager. but have the comparative
freedom OF roomy box. IL In strange
that most stable architects think any
odd space In dark corner, that can
not be well utilized to form stalls. Is
quite good enough "A situation for a
loose box or for an lnnrmary for n
horse told on as too M to work ana
requiring veterinary treatment There
Is much room for Improvement In the
architecture and sanitation Of the sta
bic for both sick and healthy horaes.--
London Live Stock Journal.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-21

New York, oct 2o.-Dry Goods-rhe
closing day of the week there was only
a moderate business doing. as the mild
err weather has had a retardlng lnnu-
enoe on the consuming demand. The
spot demand was for moderate quaint
ties of seasonnhle spcclnlties a. were
business viii foot up good amount
as II result OF sales TO meet current
wants. while for account of spring
considerable advance business was laid
out. Printing cloths quiet at 3-4c
for Ga squares. Sales 100000 pieces;
production 10000 pieces.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-21

Kansas City. Oct. 2o.-catte-Rc.
eeip's $780, shipments 800; market
steady; native steers s2.15@9. 90. beef
steers 80 SOFAS. so: native cows Il t5SS
S'V1' stockers and feeders Sc 95Gg. 10
Hogs-Recelpts 400, shipments 400.
market loo lower; bulk Of sales 81 50S}
e,oS. heavles AG5N4 rs: packers 81 30
ggga6; mixed N.401i.7O; light 81 .OOf6
4.50; pigs SS.50a4 30.
natives 81. 5OaS OO western 81 aOflS 10.
Suckers s2.0042 so; lambs 81. OOa4.i5
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-21

You did not pRironize the high bred
stations lart yenri the ntaliions were
probably sold. Now you rush on your
mares. because OF the demand for high
bred colts, and the best you can do Is
to breed to the Little trotters. grades
and JaclSf The moral H.; Never cease
raising good draft horses. FOR you are
cure to make more than the stallion
Zee. Better raise nothing than a lot OF
scrubs; they will not pay for raising.
even
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-21

New York. Oct 2O.--cotton--Net re-
ccipts none; gross slli; exports to
Great Britain 1850: forwarded 29O3;
sales 20. all apinners; stool, SI,lig,
Total today. Net receipts 53,ill; OK
ports to Great Britain 22,57i; to France
10 go; to continent l2552; stock 7i0537.
Total since September /; Net receipts
/. 44G.3 exports to Great Britain, $685.
5g7; 10 France 9g,Si7; to the continent
9OE gs1
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-21

ISansas city. oct. o.--wheAt--Fh-m-
or l-2c higher. sales, Kansas city ba-
sis No 2 hard ssc No, red 40 i-2ci
No. red IS Lac; rejected 42T4ic; I. o.
b. Mississippi points. No. hard 65n
80 l-Sc. No. red 52g5se; No red
81 LIE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-21

when hard at work nil day we give
the horse a llbcrnl supply OF grain, and
usually all tho hay he wants. when he
Is Idle most OF the time It Nv different
thing. and he should be fed accord
ingly. II Is neither oeaentlnl nor IL II
good economy 10 feed the horse all tho
hay he can eat. Csre and grooming
viii better ~ them for spring work, II
they are fed judlcionsly. ana many
penny win be saved.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-21

ST. Louis, Mo, oct 2O.-Cattle-smp-
ments, 1000. Market unchanged from
yesterdays prices.
Hogs-Recelpts, 500; shipments, 200;
market steady and unchanged.
Sheep-Receipts, 1900: shlpmenta
none. Market prices were without
change.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-21

New York, Oct 2O.-The exports Of
specie from the port of New York for
the week amounted to Sion 500 In
sold and S5gl,5oo in silver The Imports
ior the week We're: Gold $3.50. 800: silver
nlV52i general merchandise $5,pGi. SGi: .
dry goods 81 ,s6S.lO1.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-21

c3rn--slow at yesterdays best prices;
No mixed 4Sc. No. ? white 4ic.
Oats--R Rather slow; No. mixed
q 1-ac; No. white nominally 81 100
SIC.
Buttor-WcalS; creamery 1sai9c,
dairy Ice
Eggs-oulct and steady; 1iGisc.
No movement of grain