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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-20
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At WashinUton-Ncw York, 10; Wash
ington, IL. At Observation-Disclosures 8
Pittsburg, 8. At st. Louis-St. Louis, Z
Chicago, l. At Baltimore-Brooklyn, 10
Baltimore s.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-20

We bog to call the attention CT our
readers TO the advertisement oil Il 0
great clothing sale at "a Market
street. HE is the place TO buy good
clothing at low prices
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-20
liner,

il.55 q. m. Tho Britannia is leading
the Nigllant by nearly seven minutes,
and appears to be steadily gaining.
l2.45 p. m.-Brltannia won the race.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-20

Oh, for a good watermelon. Go to
S. n. SMELLY. he has lust received two
car loads OF fine melons. Go and see
them. Fourth street between Market
and King.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-20

NAsHINGIuS, ID. G., July ig.-I!ouse
10 Mt resolution for a fish hatchery IN
Paramount PARK, PhiiuiclphiR, was
taken from the Senate calendar to day
aud passed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-20

and broke his leg on Weudesday. fIe
resides at No. US street. Dr. Steph.
ems set the limb and the little fellow
to-day was reported as resting easily.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-20
60 Minutes From the Delaware to the
Atlantic

Just one hour Is consumed by tho
famous flyers OF the Royal Reading
Route In making the trip from the
River Delaware to the Atlantic Ocean
IhIs is the great double track line to
tbs sea.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-20
STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS
Closing Quotations of tho New York and
Philadelphia Exchanges.

NEW York. July le.-The share speculation
today opened shade easier, was irregular
throughout the day and closed unsettled with
most OF the shares traded in below the last
quotation Of XrslerinY. Clnalnr hlds.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-20

Fine apples, potatoes cucumb ers.
beans, squashes, blackberrles, rasp-
berries. and everything in tho produce
limo at bottom prices. =. N. Sineltz.
East Fourth street. betwson King and
Market.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-20

Constable Smith and Mr.. Patrick
Daley ieit tins morning TO spend tho
gay IN the country aud get some Of
the pure, fresh air,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-20

AT Springfield--Spr 10. Erie, 9
Pennsylvania state League.
At INSTRUMENTATION, o Philadelphia
0. AT Observation-Disclosures, o; Pottsville.
4. At Misunderstanding 10, Harrisburg
~. AT Standardization, 7;Allentown,1 /.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-20
INFANTS ARE STARVED.
Babies Die From Want of Proper Food
Parents Neglect Keeps up the Fear
full Iufant Death Rate In Jaiy--Uso
I.netatcd Food,


Parents do not
understand how
completely t h Q
lives OF their ba-
bies are In their
own hands these
hot days.
Starving the ba.
bles is q harsh
phrase TO use Ia
speaklng OF the
! ov ! n g caro- OF
fathers and moth
ers. But this is
what exact ecien
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-20

Constable R9lrdon Is enjoying a
weeks vacation and Constable Win.
dish is attending 20 his affairs at Mag +.
iStrate Keiley's oilicu.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-20

See our chutz, to and lawn
wrappers, at Lipplucotts.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-20

Harry Hawke. brother OF "Dlck"
Hawke, the famous Baltimore twirler
will make his debut before Whining.
ton audience tomorrow Saturday
when he will pitch for the Rcckfords
against the Montgomery A. A.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-20

Tomorrow promises to be fair to
partly cloudy, very snltry with ioca
thunder storms. Similar conditions
will probably prevail on Sunday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-20
This is the Greatest Sacrifice in HsOy-Enire Summ Stock
Must be Closed Out at Any Loss
our PRICES BREAK THE RECORD.

Every Summer Shoe in the house make them move
rapidly
Ladies 50 Patent Leather Button Shoes go at sI4S.
Misses Russell Spring Heel Button Shoes sizes to
only cheap at 81 IS, will go at 6lc.
Ladies Opera Toe patent leather strap sandals were bar
gain at 81 50; will go at SOC.
Mems Tennis Shoes reduced o 3Sc.
Infant Russett Button Shoes Soc go at 2oc sizes
to only.
Boys Kangaroo shoes, were 50 and Sd; 90 at SI22
Chids Dongoa OXfords sizes only reduced to &C pair
Ladies Russet Julets So 90, now go at oS cents
Ladies White Canvas Oxford Ties were 81. So 90 at Coo
Ladies Russet OXordTes sold at eS cents 60 at 40 cts
Misses and Chidrcn's very finest quality 4. Goat Low
- Walking Shoes, great bargain at Sl.25 will
go at 81 cents.
Fosters Hickory Brand Chldrens Russet Button Shoes
sizes 81 to IL only, regular SI.a5 value go at 60
cents.
Ladies Kid Button Shoes with Patent Leather Tips ST.
value, go at 81 cents.
small lot of Ladies' broken size Black Oxford Ties will
go at 48 cents.
Mems Fine Satin Call Walking Shoes cheap 81. So will
SO at o8 cents
Men fine Russc and Calf Lace Shoes formerly sroS
S2.5o, will go at SI.25 and sI.4S.
Mems Patent Leather Lace Shoes with fine Imported Enp
llsh Cloth Tops, were great bargain $780, will
60 at si03.
Mems s+.oo Kangaroo Shoes special lot, go at sI6o
you want to do justice yourself attend this great
Bargain Sale
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-20

The batting order of the Rock ford
and Montgomery game to,morr ow
will be as tolloNs:
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-22
Cotton.
MeELRoY's REPORT.

Special Dispatch.
New orleans, La. March gi.-MoEl-
roy & Co. say;
Futures Liverpool closed firm at a
gain of l-64d and there are evidences
of renewed spot demand in the sales
of 1000 bales at steadier prices Our
market opened 3 points higher and
closed points above yesterday. Spot
demand was good here also, and prices
have been marked up i-lGe with sales
OF 1900 bales. Port receipts aggregate
TOO, against Zoo last year,
New Orleans expects tomorrow $500
bales, against 24O0 year ago, and this
confirms In measure the apprehen-
sions felt regarding the unfavorable
comparison from now on with the
movement OF last year. Shorts We're
the principal buyers today, there being
naturally but little new business in
advance Of the holidays, which will
keep Liverpool closed from tomorrow
evening until Wednesday next, and our
market until Monday morning. The
semi.weekly movement offers nothing
OF special interest, the receipts and
shipments att the thirteen reported
towns being practically the same as
for the half week OF last year. There
is not likely to be much activity in
the market until the opening OF Liver
pool ON Wednesday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-22
NEW YORK PRODUCE,

By Associated Press.
New York, March 2i.-Wheat--Re-
celpts. $500 bushels; exports, s5,2OV
bushels; sales. i2,646,0OO bushels fu-
lures; 2S7,O00 bushels spots.
spots steadler. No, 9. red, store and
e9 1-lc; No. = Northern, CT SAC. No l.
hard Il 2-io,
Onions opened flrmer on cold wave
talk and further advanced Mt noon on
large exports from the aeaboard' NO
red March, closed 60 i-2c. May 81 b-h
Sf6g 1-Sc. closed 81 sac; July IS a-SU
&c. closed 60 b-S; August Ga b-SW
al i5-t6c. closed "a 5-so; September 50 IL
aG5 s-4c, closed GO 5-sci December IS
9-i6d69c, closed Gs lie,
Receipts, 10000 bushels; eN-
ports. q 400 bushels; sales, 100000 BUSH
eis futures: $4,000 bushels spot
Spot market frmer. No. 2. ibc; ele-
vator. 46c; afoat steamer mixed, sc.
options frmer during the morning.
March closed. 4ic; April closed A2 s-sci
NAV 70 5000 S-4c, closed az 5-Sc; July,
~ b-sd43 ESQ. closed 40 b-Bc.
oats-ReceIpts, 97.70O bushels; eN'
ports, 1900 bushelsi sales. 10000 bush
els futures. 1900 bushels spots Spots
moderately active and higher No 2
| "a i-4ds4 Ice. No. z, delivered, 80 l-fsi
]
AZ i-2a37 g-4c; No. 3, white, sc S-4ci traoh
mixed. Western, rs i-4cj track white
western. SO 3-4Giii 3-4ci track white
OPTIONS generally FIRM all day on .
smaller movement, closing l-sn5-sc mel
ndvance March "a i-4fi2i b-eo, CLOSED
"a s-sc: April "a 1904 3-fc, CLOSED
"a 1-sc. May 2is-sdS5c, closed 50 5-sc
July "a l-4dSi b-sc, closed 81 s-se'
Bay-Quiet.
Hops-Easy..
Hides-Inacuve
Leather-Dull.
Iead-sirm Domestic. S320.
Cotton-seed oil-Holdcrs iiriner In theii
Views. hut buyers don't respond. Sinai
lots selling at about former prices
prime crude. 2iQ25c; butter grades
offered at g3c; prime summer yellow
10 80 sic: on summer yellow, zoe bid
prime summer white, S2n3io.
Cofee-Optlons opened steady Juh'
contracts 10 points higher, others un
changed 70 points higher, further al
vanced 6G10 points, but easel pn IN
closed steady nt points decline 20
moi advance. Sales. 5000 bags, includ
ine March at si660; April. ti6sb; May
lSl595. Jelly. si540; September Sifsv
December l4,bo.
snot C'offoe--Rlo. quiet. No T. II 1-2c
mild. qtil. and steady; cordova, ~ i
ara I-er: sales, 1900 bags haracalbQ
and 1900 bags Jamaica.
warehouse deliveries at New forl
Yesterday. 1901 bags: stock at New
York today. 1880 bags; stock in ~
United States. i96,sis bags. anoat 70
10 rrnlted states. 2ic. 900 baEai yisibl
ayanabie for the United States 1921
bags against last year aas,iob bass.
RIO market quiet No. Z, 70 tlOg' *
change. a7-Sd. Receipts, 1900 bagn
stock, $4,000 bags; cleared nom RIG
600 bags . 80.
nominal. no quotations Hegelpts, -ey
Mage stock, ii.ee9 taga. Hare mar
lei steady, March contraets IN
changed. Hamburg market hieady an
l1-sai.2 pfennig higher: sales, byo' pay.
sagar-lEasier. Fair refining, 80
.,t,g,,.yaf AZ test. &c; salea. 1900
bars centrifugal 90 test az 81 sol
baes centrifugal molasses' ~ test a
sc. Refined easier
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-22

Rye-No. ., this side, ~ 1-2c bldi tsc
east side,
Rarlcy-ouiet sales, MINNESOTA.
50 l-2c .4lAsa
Bran Quiet; 65c east track.
Flaxseed-si.SA.
Clover aeed-Firm at ST,60QS.60.
Timothy -s3.S0qi4.20.
Hay-Flrm una unchanged.
Butter-unehanRe
EGGS Higher at PC,
Lead-Firm at Sa,2Q
Cornmeal- 81 S5at.p0
Whisky
Cotton ties and baEglng- Unchanged.
Professionalism
Professionalism mess. Sii-60
Iard-Prlmo steam. S6.b0H660l
Dry salt meats-Loose shoulders.
$3.50; longs and ribs, $3.50 shorts. $685..
Bac0n-packod shoulders, sG,3I 1870
ESQ: longs, $3.50; ribs, S662 i-2i shorts,
&G75.
Rcceipta-Flour. 1000 barrels. wheat,
1000 bushols. corn 10000 bushels; oats,
80. 600 bushels.
Shlpments-Flo 10000 barrels;
wheat, 1000 bushels; corn, $4,000 bush
els; oats, 1900 bushels.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-22
PRODUCE AND PROVISIONS.
A Frost Scare the Sole Inhu-
ence on Wheat Market.
AeooD DEMAND FOR NAY WHEAT
Prices Went Up Until May Itcachcd
os i-2c, Then Rcccded 10 osc.
Corn Made an Advance,
but Lost All OF Ii.
A GOOD DEMAND FOR MAY WHEAT.

:.
By Associated Press.
Chicago, H., March IA frost scare
was the Alpha nnd OMEGA Of ,he DAYS
influence ia the wheat nj Ia ndyonccd
the price VI wheat l-ac per bushel for
time. hut there was a bare Sc gaia
at the close. Corn made ~. advance
and lost 1t again. proyisions were firm
and secured the larger portion Of the
days advance.
Wheat OPENED with n reod general de-
mani for MAY nj shade HIGHER price
than II closed Yesterday. The weaf.cr
for the SEASON of the year was extremely
cold IN some sections The fear Of ncf-
haps 10 or 70 degrees OF frost SPREADING
down into the winter wheat belt caused
some covering OF short wheat aud adj
vanccd May In about twenty minutes
from 5Sc, at which il opened. 10 IS i-.l6r
Is 3-Sc. New York sent a good many
orders TO buy Ia short wheat. II. Y.
Lester led IN the buying az the opening
and took perhaps 100000 bushels in the
iirrt fifteen minutes Of The session
bther commission houses we're also fairly
well supplied with similar orders. but
I the first batch having heon executed the
market settled down lnto quletude at
/ around 5S l-SnoS l-4c.
| The weather service prediction Of q
| cold wave for the greatest nari Of the
| winter wheat region tomorrow changed
| the character once more Of the chorus
in the pitt the voices Of The bulls again
| prrdomnated- The price began To rise.
aud AZ l-2c was registered for May on
| this secQnd bulge. Then the local crowd
| havms loaded NJ early IN the day. see.
ing no frost on rhe windows Of the trad
| Ing hail. and hearing Of no fresh cash
business commenced 70 unload, and the
price got hack aguin to aSr for mo-
hln M wv 'leseu WIN Nelleis az - 70,
the corn market at the opening was
about steady NJ the same price u
closed on the preceding AFTERNOON.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-22
|TlIEY, STOCKS AND BONDS
u seigniorage Bill Domi-
mates Speculation.
.,uuIAToRs TRADING ON eUEssEs
,p.mors-sugar shares Tumble
,ccount of the Sugar Schedule
,,c rariG BiIi-some Stocks
showed Up-In Londan.


q keaOCiateu AiN"S'
= YORK. March 2i.-Although not
y. a controlling influence of the
'',a,,on on the stock exchange, the
y. 4 the seignlorage bill is full of in
y 10 the street and operators. for
n long and short accounts trade in
Y. .ssnective theories as to the prob
4. actlon of the president. The dis
y. received from the executive
,.nher last evening by the chamber OF
-merce appointed to present a mem
4, adopted against the signing Of
(, measure, advising that they should
~ to Washington, was taken by
section Of operators to mean that
l..nnch as the reason had been
80 10 veto the measure 1t was UNI
,sssary for the committee to make
I. i6urney. on the other hand, 1t
snggested that the president hav-
A decided to sign the bill desired TO
: 10 the committee. Both sides to
A ousstion agreed that Mr.. Cleveland
alther made up his mind to the
~ 10 pursue. or wished to arrive
4 Conclusion without the assistance
4 M New York financiers.
belief In veto caused a buying
ement during the morning, while
II he afternoon the early purchasers
i. anne sellers. There were other fac
/. besides the seignlorage biz which
. 'cte1 special stocks and sympathet-
|Inv the entire market The sugar
g. srest profess to regard the sugar
"sedule OF the senate tariff bill with
little less faor than they accepted
house bill, and assert that 1t does
IA i've any material protection TO re-
+ ~ As consequence, the bears in
sugar company's shares are as
!" ~ by this argument in hammering
n prices. Reports today We're cir
sled to the effect that certain prom
IN senator's have stated that the
a m tlll as II shall pass is certain to
~ sugar free, but withal, the COM
r. stock after an early break recov-
sllbnt n fraction OF the loss, while
a referred made slight gain.
Heading the conclusion Of negotiations
" pfjqress between representatives Of
N y dlltllng and the distributing com
s,is the speculations In dlstilling are
n lirasied'
h M rncertalnty which prealls as TO
n n 6uitore of the conference natural-
3 restricts the buying, and the bear
i 1asss he not anxious to put out long
4 q haaAA stock, lest they be swamp
MI Ai1 t9m manufactured out Of a
1 L 1aslhs lgisement between the rival
. rlfretff
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-22
me POSTS REVIEW.

b Aspcated Press.
NsF York, March 2l.--In Its review
|ftKe stock market, the Evening Post
|4Yst Falling again to push the mar
b. down. Professional traders proceed
Iiohd Il up today. and some stocks
Imri material advances. The bust
~ dpne, however, was very small,
.iDon SPECTATORS did the whole OF
a NJ doubt the growing confidence
r.. lAst weeks rumors were baseless,
T. hat the president win veto the
3,rioFage Imitation bill had lis share
aia.ing local, sentiment. This Is
zins. but by no means incompre-
1-sble Any executive would prefer,
BE- yetoing, to get strong public eS-
laion OF popular opposition TO
Hure, Despite last weeks misgiv-
s confidence in a sound decision by
PRESIDENT has been so strong that
lkei weakenlngs on the rumors have
n % time developed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-22
COTTON EXPORTS.


BY As@oclHIeu IFess'
New York, March 21.--rotal today;
Net receipts, 1854 bales; exports, Great
Britain, 1924; total to NE continent
GENTS. $1,000; exports, Great Britain.
lOO63: France. 100; to the continent,
1921. Total since September l, net re-
ceipts. 5.374,2a3; exports. Great Britain,
2,447, Az; to France, 545,2I3: to conti-
nent, 1,2S5, 40i; TO channel. $3.50.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-22
NEW ORLEANS FUTURES

BY Associated Press. o...
New orleans, La, March H.-Cotton
-rutures steady: sales, $500 bales
March 7i2d7lic; April 7.l2@l lSci
Nav. 7eOG12l: June. 7.2sgl2si Jnly'
7,s5g,7. 30 August, 74047A; september
7s5gIs7; October T3sg7,40' November
: 920T44; December. T4Sal.hV
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-22
Out of Town

Advertisers will find
Gals ti;;lls q useful medium
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-22

BY Associated Press.
New Orleans. La. March H--spot
cotton steady; sales, spot $500: 10 ar,
ordinary. s-iec; low middling, l5-l6ci
middlInr 73-l6c; good middling,
7 Y-1sc. middling fair. 7 lb-l6c; fair, gci
receipts 3522; exports, coastwise' Asoli
stock, 23i,9iI.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-22

BY Associated Press
s. Louis. NO. March sl-Flour-Un-
1T,hent--Duil. but strong closing @l.n
.ain ~ l-sc. No. ? red, cash, % 20
sterch. &c &c: May, a s-f9Sf l-sc' 1uly'
n s.sfib6 lie -, ,
carr / .ifeiess. 3oging l-so. NJ. z.
,,ired. cash. - S-sci March. <s'-sc'
Nav. "a s-sc; July. IS i-i9 y NC,
Qats--E Easier. No 2 faAn ~. p ~
DC: MAY. 81 lac; July. y A-eH f
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-22

Meats Dry salt elcar, shorts. Q -;
bacon short clear, Z 80; bacon bellies,
D; dry salt bellies. 81 medium hams,
~ Iii large hams, lOi small hau@,
10 ~; breakfast bacon. ~
Lard-Comp0uHd l-2i pnre leaf, ) -,
Sugar Standard grAnulaiod, 4 1851
powdered. barrels, D 40. powdered. hall
barrels, 3 i.2c. cnt loaf IN barrels . 4c;
cut loaf in half barrels, o IL; yellow
clarified, IL
-Arbucklc's Ariosa, 2lei Md
land. 2iei Lion. 24c. AlhromA' 2le; der
Ghecs. Fancy. full cream, ono IN box,
1Gc. two III boz. 10 l'2a; Young Ameri-
can. 49,
RciHa Navy. Be; Ilme. . i-fej bayou
~ pink, 1-2c; black eyes ! lie.
Rice Common. 3 itlWfc. prime, oci
choice, i.2fiGc. hoad dee. re.
Salt Gsl-New maekGrel, medium. No.
/. half barrels. $3.50. No 2, lopopnl
net Kite. Sl.iO; medium No. 1 lOpounl
net kits. $i25; goldfish bricks, fI.3D,. /.
Starch Lump. &c per pound and =
pound packages pcs pound DC III v
pound wooden boxes, o. per pound; corn
starch. 20 aud fO.pound bo1ea, Gao i,,ei
Fauitless. dc; l-pouud pncknEcs 70 the
plelies-Barols, medium. 50; half bar
rels medium, $500, barrels small,
$500. half barrels, small, SdDOi 10
i,nlion kegs. S2.23. a'RHllpii 2ifRt. .ltf1'
Iints Dor dozen Toe; quarts per doxei,
Si -; half gallon, per dozen sl+Ihi Am
sis.. per dozen. S3.25; hexason; gallon,
per dozen, $40; imperial gallon per
Nnfr- Almonds. new soft shell per
n0nnd. rs LIE; wAlnaia per pound ez-
fra LARGE. u IL; hlheria per pound
| " IL, fjrazlH. per pyunai Or ~ ,.ai'
10 l.ge: pefnnal new crop, l,<n1tl
peanuts fancy white, pet fack. farf9l
/ tr,nl s.. chOiee white, biaea brand
r.. roasted wlltc. hest qualify, lVr.
p,,.ser,ts -iiYe-pounl ngils one don.
IN n tlo ease, per dozen. tO.iSi ZVppuna
/ tanitira. rcf pound. iuc.
Na.sses- Barre. i0ie. nq'F crop, fancy
snisar hhnac. $50, choice neW crop, lei
eaiion. a5a, fancy syrup nsf stlcn' iipc
ehaicl. cnrn syrup PEE galion, -,f, Aitri
/ Al nnf rallnu. Zee
" eFeen cofee-By the sack, good p ~
choice. - ~. fancy, s3c' peabcgry
"a 1..c. o.d government Java -iei no
en n15ej frults -'lrrSieh nrgnes ~
,,o,tnd. &C.. California. lOOA. HOS
1 'erEx. : 1 -9c: Caiiioslla. 70. W; aaek'
X. IN. On. 3 f'2c: i0st 90, y l.xc
.nri~o,s per round. lnr' l. T. raialpa
sh.ss crown. sl-50 pet box; choice sseD
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-22
KANSAS CITY PRODUCE.
Nv Associated Press.

Kansas City. Mo, March y Wheat
Steady, No. ., hard, 40 lie; No, >
red. 5Jd5Nc.
Corn-i-2dic higher. No, mixed,
Oats Very frm. No. 2 mixed. 500
80 t2e; No. . white, 80 l-2d8lc.
Rye Firm. No. >, fSc.
Bniter,-Qulet. Creamery, l00I2Oci
dairy, 13ai4c.
Eggs More active. Sc.
Receipts Wheat, 5000 corn and oats.
none.
ShlpmenlA- None.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-22
IlIluGs

Quotations hasci on small lots to re-
tail dealers Antlnathlnr, per ounce.
Cos. Acclanlld, per ouace i0c, per pound,
tSs; ecstie e Ssp per poand l9c cSEese ell.
muratic acid, q T., per pound, 2ec;
phuric acid, Q r.. PER pound. nh; tan.
ME acid, bulk per pound St.2S. alcohol.
OK per cent per gnllon SAY lers sc for
cash; alum. per pound. tci antikammnla.
RIM. per oNnco. - 40; Nmmouia. car.
b0nnto, ner pound, Toe; utrlol, por pound.
case; blue mass per pound. Doe; blue
ointment. per pound, Doe; horaN per
pound, ledtlac, camphor sum, per pound.
51li51c. capslculn, Powdered, per pound,
aSc; cocnlnc. muir, cfystaliFcd, per ounce,
So 80, cappgras ppr pounl. adae; cream
tartar q. r., per pound, noe; groccrs.
per pound, lHc; Dovcrs powder,
per pound, 81 %; cthcr snlphurlc, u.
5, r., pct pound, zoe; sum arabic, hrst
pick, per pound, l0c, shellac, per pound,
$50; glue, brown, per pound. l2niOc,rlue,
white, per pound zoe; mace per pound,
Soc mercury, per pound, Zoe; morphlnn
4, 4 w. is ounce box prr ounce. SiuOi
\ . IL ounce boxes per ounce, 81 Ouneo
bottles nor ounce, Se.aO, nutmegs, per
| pound, Toe; castor OIL per gallon. 81 70
cll@, olive oil, per eallon 81 10; lin
/ seod oil, per gallon, uuNttlnc; sperm, w,
H., per gallon. 81 20; opium. per pound,
| So -, opium. noeprr pound SIAN; black
| pepper, per pound loo, potash. BROMIDE
/ per pound, iic; POTASH Chlnrat,. per
/ pound, 26e: lollde. pNr pound 81 .ai
| qulnine. 4. q w. lsoa bottles, 10 lie;
on. cans,per ox,,Sf is2c, gWninc, Il. \ W.
| qnlnlne, los Walls. ppr Or, ~ l.2cs
! do. h'oz tins, 10 i2c, .a-O4. thus, per
| o., - i.2e; 1O0,Ounce illus, per ounce,
~ i-2o, Aalaudn. per pound, l-lsla l'2ci
snl peter refined, per pound, iOci salt
potter commercial, per pound, uci salts,
Epson. ncr pound atic; saiie, Rochelle,
Ilc, sodA hlcarhonnie, hugllsh. kegs, PER
b.. sulphur 5hnrrc lois, lisri
sniriN furpcntnc. ninfkct rate. per gal
Ion, white lead, Collcr Is Southern, s..
r., per pound, aAdTc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-22
MEMPHIS COTTON.

nv Associated Press. a. c.,,o-
Memphis, Tenn. March a.-Coiton
.tsaay mud unchanged middling.
1870 receipts, 500; shipments zsVS'
stocks. O.255: sales, 1900;
Sew York exchange selling az par s,
c,esrances, s25l. ii6; balances, 3lzs'-
s02.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-22

lietal lat bridgeport. ear lois. si2o.
. to 10 tons. gt75s I ton. s. %; MrAl-
ester. Jenny find. liousF, Maitland, Rob
lnson and Walcnaberg ccnlsl ear lots,
s5. III. 3 10 10 ton loir, 81 ~; ton,
M X. , Ton. $780, Monarch, Victoria,
santa Clnrn and fillmore Goals. car lots,
40. Il 10 10 ton lats. 80 90 tons,
sos 1 ton. 500. ~ ton, $3.50 Brlaf
Creek and McJames cgal gnr loir' 80 -
4 ~, III. " ION So ~ MnnHreh egg.
80 ia 81 %. q 10 10 fon lots, 81 %;
slnaio ION .s5. a.. anthracite, pennaylva.
uin. ear lots, S1i. 8 to 10 ton lois,
Si2 ID. sinels ton. Sl3; anllirnclie,
Oriia' , 10 10 ton lots, 50, single tons,
Sab0: = ION. s.; slack, ips; car loads,
40 23; Thurber. ear lois, IS 100 PCT ton
Camefon. Dor ION, SSi 2 tons, sI.Ioi 2
~ 10 tons. 81 80.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-22
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