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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-09-25
The Founder of Cotulla.

Joe Cotulla, the founder and pio-
neer of Cotulla, Texas, is in the
city shaking hands with his
friends. He settled at Cotulla in
1868 and has lived there ever since.
Mr.. Cotulla halls from the same
province and neighborhood in the
old world as does Ed. Kotula and
the members of that family, but he
has lost all trace of his ancestors
and he knows his namesakes only
as friends with feeling that prob
ably they are his kinsmen after all.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-09-25
Why They Resigned.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Sept. a.
Henry @. Payne, Thomas F. Cakes
and H. G. Rouse, receivers of the
Northern Pacific road, rendered
their designations to Judge Jen-
kins late this afternoon. Judge
Jenkins will take the matter I'M
der advisement and will decide on
Friday, the 9th. The designations
give a complete history of the APP
pointment of the receivers and
dwell upon subsequent litigation.
Reference is made to the attack In
the Washington court.
NEW YORK, Sept. 25.-President
Brayton Ives, Michael Cordozo,
counsel for the second mortgage
committee of the Northern Pacific
railroad, and Lawyer Howard, rep.
resenting Elihu Root, counsel for
the third mortgage committee, will
start for Milwaukee and Seattle to-
day. President Ives was found at
the Union League club. He die
tated the following in reference to
the resignation Of the Northern Pa
cific receivers:
1.-TWO or three explanations for
their resignation occur to me. The
first is the belief on the part OF
the receiver that the evidence
which would be produced at
Seattle in support Of my charges
against them would be so strong
and convincing that they would be
unable to refute 1t and therefore
would be discharged"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-09-25
THE sExToNsHIP.
rendered to Jos. Sheern By the
Mayor Yesterday.

rendered to Jos. Sheern BY the
Mayor Yesterday.
Mayor Elmendorf has appointed
Joseph Sheern as city sexton. Mr..
Sheern was appointed some months
ago but failed to qualify, as the
office was OF a nature that it did not
pay to hold the job. After the pass
ing Of the recent ordinance Mayor
Elmendorf again rendered the office
to Mr.. Sheern which was done yes.
terday.
The appointment has created
considerable comment among the
undertakers who assert that under
the charter provisions, Mr.. Sheern,
who has a contract with the city
to bury paupers, cannot hold the
city office of sexton and still retain
his contract with the city. He
must give up the one or the other,
and it is not considered likely by
them, that he will throw up the
pauper burial contract.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-09-25
wRENcHED FRoMaTHE WIRES.

A Wabash railway strike is
threatened.
Gov. Culberson is invited to open
Victoria county's fair, Nov. 6.
Finerty's Irish convention began
in Chicago's Y. M. c. A. hall yes
fterday with large attendance.
Atlanta will give the old Liberty
Bell grand welcome on October
g, in that city.
Both Kings county delegations
in the Democratic New York con-
vention are recognized.
The big Spiritualist camp meet
ing at Fort Worth is now in full
swing.
Kyle, Texas, has decided to have
a permanent county fair, and has
purchased ground.
federation OF Professionals toward
the Virgin of Guadalupe shrine
worship by Mexican Catholics is
advised and will be followed.
Arkansas Pass deep water measure
eOl hOuudy l0oO ouOWou lc3 locO VI
water at the shallowest part of the
bar.
Members Of Guthrie, Oklahoma,
city council are jailed for contempt
in refusing to turn over school
funds by order Of court.
l.. F. Wilson, Kansas City
asaloonist, fatally wounds his mis-
tress, Kate Carter, and kills him
self in Dallas. Morphine halluci-
nation the cause.
One of the new torpedo boat con-
tracts will likely be given to a
Pacific coast firm, although Her
reschoffs were lowest bidders on
all.
Uvalde's separate Mexican
school is well attended by Mexican
children this year and there has
been no attempt to place these child
rem in the Caucasian schools.
State Comptroller Finley yester-
day refused an application from
Hays county for prize fight license,
and probably the Supreme court
will be invoked in mandamus pro-
ceedings.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-09-25
Disastrous Madagascar News.

ToULoN, France, Sept. 25.-Dis-
patches received here from NADIA
gascar state that all the provisions
of the French expeditionary force
which were stored at Maiunga
have been spoiled by high tides.
1t is also reported that French
soldiers stationed at Majunga are
dying at the rate Of 30 to 40 per
day.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-09-25

rgoUvuy need rave Neurs lg1a- Get DIR. Mines
eain Pills fro drnrCIcts. Onacent doees
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-09-25
Exploded Lamp Results.

PIITsBURG, Sept. 25.-By the ex-
plosion of a lamp in the dwelling
of Leon Kuchinsky, on the South
Side, early this morning, two
daughters Of Kuchinsky, aged 6
and s, were fatally burned. DIR. l..
: S. Mcdonald rescued the children
from the flames. Both were severe
ly burned and one will probably
lose the sight of one eye.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-09-25
Silver Mems Rally.

PERCY HILL, ILL.,, Sept. 25.-The
silver tou rnament at Campbell
hill, today promises to be large
affair. Ex-Copgressman Dick
Bland, of Missouri, ex-Congress-
man Jehu Baker and Hon. Nick
Perrin are among the speakers
who will make addresses on the
silver question.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-09-25
Resumed His Duties.

Alderman VIM. Holt left his bed
yesterday and resumed his duties
at the government post in the
morning. For several days after
his alteration with Frank Rabb
he was quite i'll, probably from a
fall received at the time. He has
almost entirely recovered and will
heneeforth be at his desk regularly.
A report around town today that
he was worse and that he had lost
his position, on investigation,
proved untrue.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-09-25
LIGHT FLASHES.

The LIGHT has received an in
vitation to attend the theatrical
entertainment and concert to be
given next Saturday night in Mis-
sion garden. There will be hop
after the entertainment.
Sim Hart compliments the
LIGHT with Michigan apple, al
most as large as small boys head.
Sim did not tell US whether it was
from his own orchard, or grand
pas.
LAREDO expects to have a great
bicycle meet on Thanksgiving day
and wants our crack wheelmen to
attend.
San Antonio Lodge No. IL, l..
o. o. F., had large attendance at
the meeting last night. One can
didate was initiated. The floor
work of the team was almost per-
feet and gave general satisfaction.
Wanted: Two girls, one to
learn to starch, one to learn to
iron shirts.
PEERLESS HAND LAUNDRY,
8 % Its 4l6 Bowie st.
"A tea will be given by the w.
G. L. L. on Thursday Doth, . p. m.
at Mrs. Gish's, superintendent of
railroad work, 1920 Olive street,
near Sunset depot. All are invit-
ed.
The social season Of the Har-
mony club will be inaugurated
October 3rd by an informal dance
in the ball room Of the club house,
to which the LIGHT has received
a courteous invitation.
MIR. l.. Mshncke has received
his premium for exhibiting the
best fancy poultry and pigeons at
the Gillespie county fair recently.
The premium Is a fine silver card
receiver, which he has presented
to his daughter, Miss Annie
Mahncke.
Officer Jake Rips qualified
as city policeman yesterday after
noon and was placed on North
Flores and Camaron streets for day
duty and Officer Walter Beck does
day duty on Government hill. OFF,
Ger John Robb qualified this morn
ing and will be assigned to his beat
later.
Maud King was arrested by
Officer Williams this noon for
using insulting aud abusive lam
guage toward another woman.
"A local tribe OF Red Men will
be organized Friday night in the
Masonic hall.
For SALE: A drugstore and a
9 room dwelling, in prosperous
country town; doing a business
from 4 to $1,000 a year. Address
"W" LIGHT office. 8 % 3t* g. wkly
There are no animals in the
city pound at present.
The time of the city dog ropers
ends at midnight September 30.
City Marshal Druse has not yet
decided whether or not he will con-
tlnue the men at thslr WORK.
The sewer right-of-way deal
with John Wilkins, ST., has not yet
been closed. The commissioners
allowed him $3.50 for his land and
SIS for the crop on it to Peter Grill.
Mr.. wilkins does not want to ac-
cept $3.50 for the rlght-of-way over
the land.
"A building permit was taken
out today by M. Bucklin for an
Office building at 231 Losoya street,
to cost $1,100. B. Watersburger
also took out building permit for
stable on Granada street.
One Of the city steam rollers
became begged in the mud on
Buena Vista street yesterday. 1t
was removed after half days
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-09-25
STORY WITHOUT FOUNDATION.
Judge Noonan Has Not Said Any
thing of the Sort.

The article in the mornings Elk.
press in which Judge Noonan is
reported as saying that che won't
run again." we are authorized by
Judge Noonan to say, is without
foundation, so far as he is con.
cerned. He has made no express
sion as to his future. The Repub.
licans of this district will name the
candidate.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-09-25
General schofeld Ready to Retire

General Schofield Ready to Retire.
WASHINGTON, Sept. %. - Lieu.
tenant General Schofield, COM
manding the army, is expected
here today to begin preparations
for retiring Sept. 20. He has taken
an extended trip through the west,
where he met the veterans at
Chickamauga and Chattanooga.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-09-25
American Humane Society Meeting

MINNEAPOLIS, Sept. 25.-The
nineteenth annual assemblage OF
the American Humane society will
meet in this city today and tomor-
row. A public meeting will be
held today with President North
rop as the leading speaker. The
program includes courtesies by
the city in the shape of a drive to
places Of interest about the city.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-09-25
FOR RENT

On Paschal square, one large and
small adjoining room good business
place. Enquire at Cohen's drug
store. 9 20 It
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-02-28
Bon Der

2onbor. 10. Teb. Gin in Dun
geneB arrgetommenes TH4erboot bra@s
te bic 2eide BON Walter @@um, einen
MeHenben ber @lbe, fir befen Mufz
finbung cine 8elobnung BON 200
pfunb allsgei@rieben pur, ans 2anb.
Die Qei9e tpurbe in ber NGbe bon
DumgeneB treibenb uufgefunben. Sie
bate einern @ettungsz @irtel unb an
etnem Gteer befano fi4 Elm Sraurtne
nit ben Name1 r@mp @@o1ar."
Sic 2eife BON @tlbelm Mnrf,
einem Matroien ber r@lbe", &puroe
aus l1fer seipiilt. sic mar init e.
mem @ettungsgiirtel perieben. Sn
ber Ndbe fanb man audi Elm poftia d
Der r@lbe". Das Siegel, mel@es in
tatt mar, trus bic Mufi@rift "3eitz
u1rqen BON 8remen na4 @bicago."
53met @uber urdb mebrere &ettungsz
girtel Der v@lbe" ipurben 5tpet M}eiz
len BON 9eal entfernt ars nfer &C.
1pilt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-02-28
Wemtjte NaGrid,ten.
Gr;ber3r0 Mlbrcdt aetorben.

Mien, 10. Gebr. Der @raberz
aog Mlbre@t lit geitern in Irco
i'm {iibli9en Sirol etnsm 2ungenz
l9(ase erlisen. Gr itanb bereits i'm
70. 2ebsnsjabre rnb mar Der dlteits
Sobn bes @r3ber5ogs Rarl, zines
@roBohims bes &aiiers Sran5 So
iepb, aus beTen @be nit Der prinz
aeiiin @enrtette BON NaKau Metlburg.
1914 beiratbete Ct bic prin3eIiin 9ilz
begarb bon 8aDern, lpel4e 1864 itarb.
ST trat in no4 iebr iueenoli&en Sab
rem in bas Seer, befebltgte 1849 in
,Stalien cine 0ibiiion, nabm erbebliz
6en Mntbeil an ber S4la4t Bel No<
para, erbielt am S9l1fe bes &rieges
ben Sberbefebl iiber bas brittle Mrmeez
corps unb murbe 1pdter gum 8enez
ralgounerneur BON ungarn er1arnt.
1861 lbernabm er ben Sberbefebl
iiber bic Diterret4tf4en Sruppen in
Der 2ombarbet unb @enebtg unb ftegte
1866 bei Guitoa3a iiber bas italienlz
i9e Seer. Ma9 Der @9la@t BON
&0ntagrdb murbe ct Sberbefeblsbaz
ber 6eS Diterei4H@en 9eeres unb
1869 @.neralinfpettor bes' 9eeres. $n
bemielben Sabre per0Tentlt&e er Elm
Werf iiber bic Observation-Disclosures i'm
&riege, peldes in bas Gran5DT14e
unb @nglif@e uberiebt murbe.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-02-28
MrMbcuerblpfou.

Ia nh, 3d., 10. 5ebruar. Die
Weit 8ear &tbge &oblengrube bel
Mabonp plane mar geftern Morgen
ber @&auplab elmer f4redlthen St.
ploiion. Mebrere @rbetter tparen be-
i9Gfttst einen 2ufti@a@t gu graben,
als lie pl0blt4 auf etnen nit @ruz
bengas gefiillten S&a@t ftieBen. pie
Safe %ent3iinbeten ii@ an ben @ruz
benli9tern unb es erfolgte cine furhtz
bare G%rplofion, |bur@ pel4e bic Sc
rifte bes 2ufH@a@tes, IN pel@em
bic Mrbeiter Sci &Gfttet paren, in
8ranb !gerietben, 10 bab ben 2euten
ieber Mustpeg ab9ei4ntten purbe.
8ts iebt ftnb feds Mrbetter aus Der
@rube beraus9ei&aHt poroen uro
man befir@tet, baB Reiner BON tbnen
NIT benz 2eben bapontommen ptrb.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-02-28
DunamiterplpFon.

. 8utternut, Mis., 18. Gebr.
en- einern .Qaben ber Garmers Union
erfolgte am Donneritag Na4mtttag
etre DDnamiterploiton, tpel4e ben
sarr3er 8obsn 3ertriimmerte. Trau
Zimmerman, bic Satin bes Sc
f9Gftsfibrers beoiente gerabe eiren
Runber 3ur 53eit lnb murbe BON Ell
mem Sbetle bes Ofens getroHen, 10 bab
lie beiinmungslos lieser blieb. Sic erz
lit cine iebr f@ltmme &optnurtoes.
Das @ebdllbe gerietb tn 8raro. Doh
tpurbe ber1elbe balb gel014t. Wtatam
9arms, ber friiber bon oer Wtscor1t11
3entralbabm bei@dftigt mar. tpuroe
auf ben @erba@t FIN, oas Dpramtt
in ben Diem %getporfen gu haben. per-
baftet. @r tpirb am nd4iten Wftttz
tpo@ fem @orperb0r gu befteben boben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-02-28
Gin pcrfmtpun oener 9ampfer.

Gonbon. TO- Teb. Der britis
f9e 9ampfer @anges, &apitGn @oz
berts, Der an 6. Sanuur bon Stem
Orleans na@ !9anre abfubr, traf am
28. Sanuar in @orcubia, @panten,
elm, UNI ieinen au%sge9angenen &ohz
lenporratb gu ergdn3en. @obalb bic
&oblenbebGlter gefiilt tparen, oampfz
tie Der @anges petter, butte jeoo9 bas
l1nglid, balb barauf feline @4raube
gu breben, mas i'm atpang, na@ Cor
cubico 3uriidaufabren. Ser DAMP
fer lieb ft9 bann in Der Ri4tung na@
9apre ms S4lepptuu nebmen, als
CT aber auf Der 9Dbe ber Sn1el usbz
net, rs Meilen BON 8rei t entfernt, an
gelangt mar, rib ct ii@ bonn @@lepper
lps ub 1T 1ettbem mod ni4t pieber
9e1ebe11 pprben. Der @anges bat
eire 2abung 8aummolle i'm @ertbe
BON $4,000 pfunb Sterling an 8orb.
Seine 8emannung 1T 30 RDpfe fart.
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81 N1tua GtaNA.

2onbon, %. 5ebr. Sine De-
pe19e aus Sbamgbai meloet, baB BON
3,Aperldiiiger Seite oerii&ert mtro. 81
@ung Gbung miiroe iebt bur4 1etne
@etie na9 pettns bic @%elegen6eit gsz
boten, ieinem iebnlt4en @uni@, ndraz
li6 bic Man9uz9 pnai tie in Gbtna
gu i~tir3en, aus3ufIbren. Wforgen
pirb ct bic &ei1e na4 peting antrez
ten. Die1elbe 9epeids melbet, bab
Sung, Der gr : Saott BON port Mrz
tba1r, Elm %umfaKenoes @eitdnontB nber
bic perrdtbertf@en umtrtebe 81 Sung
@bang's abgelegt habe. Wie es beibt,
1oq 81 Sung Chang ii4 nit Yala1tz
beamtsn in Pettng peri4woren baben,
Tim bic Opnaitie 5u ftir3en, 1a4bem
ibm bic gelbe Sade unb bic pfauenz
febern genommen tporoen tparen.
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(aiten bonn /. MGra Bis Is. Mpril
gu tperldneern, feline 3uitimmung.
= - 90. Z ehrunr +.

ld1ten bonn l. Wfdr3 bis ID. Mprtl
gu perldnserm, feline 3uitimmuns.
20. Gebruar.
Der Senut Del 9dfttgte iif heute
NIT ben Snbianer : 8eptutgungsbtQ.
Gbanbler bielt atpei Meben; in ber
einen ertldrte er ii9 fir .Mabreseln
gu @llnften bes 8imetaIismus, tn Der
anbsrn empfabl er cine grtraie1iion
bes GomsreiIes iofort nad benz a.
Mar3. @ls Spscialarbett fir be-
ielbe i9lug er por @rlebis1lng BON
8ius bebufs Mnnerion Der 9apaitz
in1eln unb 8al bes NtcaruguazGaz
nals bur9 bic @esterumg; ferner iouz
te bas 8erbalten bes S4abamtsiecrez
tGrs ndbrenb BET aeue1te Ttnan5z
transatttonen senau unter1u4t per>
ben.
Das Saus nabm bic Slottenbez
dpiltgungsbtQ fir bas 5tnanaiabr
1886 in ber ppm Gomite empfobz
lenen Torm an. 9ieielbe autoriiirt
ben 8au breier rpeuer S4la4t14tHe
unb BON rrelr Sprpebobopten. Ser
Gonferem5beri9t tpesen ber 8etpilliz
sung fir 2sgrng zines &abels na4
5apaii tam nt4t CUR @%rlebisung.
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Scr 01r8ertrie8 tn 4ern.

Dort %. Bebr. @a& brief:
lt9en Na9ri@ten aus Gina herrf&1
bort bic refine @9redensberr14aft
2eben urtb Gisentbum ber 8epobner
mirb nt9t int gering1ten gea&tet. Set
mem mirb geitattet, irgenb mel9e Wtitz
tbeilunsen na4 uuben gelangen gu
laKem. @reuel, tpte tie in peru belte
tpabretnb bes 8iirgertrie9es Deriib1
tperben, 1imb nirgenbs ionit erbDrt
tpprben. 8ei Der neult9en @tnnabme
Der Stubt Matucorta beribten bic He=
gterrngstr1ppen bic entiebli&iten &C.
malttbdtiafeitem.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-02-28
9ecuc RGIte tn Gurupa.

2onbon, %. 6sbr. gine Ser
Timer Dspe1@e meloet, ibaB Elm neuer
beftissr ShneefaI am Oberrbein ben
@iienbabnpertebr labm gelegt bat. SIN
nDrblihen l1ngarn berri4t groBe Rdlz
te. Giner 9epel9 e aus 8an 3ufolge
fat in bonn Departement SDracufe auf
5icilisn Elm 10 fir9terlt&er @4neez
fau 1tattgsfunben, bab ptele feline
Stdbte unb DDrfer bon aqem @ertebr
nit ber Mubentpelt abgei4nttten ftnb.
en- ~einaelnen 8e3trten itnb bic Man<
Sell, Mpfeliimsnz unb Gttronenz8Guz
me ~erfrpren.
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0ruker 9tretf i,tt Stftt,.

Sem Dort, 20. 5ebr. 9te
Electrical Worters" - 900 Mann
- gingen am Montag auf ben
@treif. I'm Mittag ertlGrte bic
8ebDrbe Der rWalting Delegates" oes
8auz@ ef@Gftes ben @trett unb tpenn
irserb cine Gtrma einen @lettriter,
bef ni4t CUR Union gebDrt, anitellt,
bann pirb, 10 ertlGrt bte}e 8eborbe,
ieber Marn inn 8au1@ef4dft aus
1teber unb bic Ma@tberbdltntfe err
itreden iiG iiber einen umfreis bon
so Metlen rpnb auf uber 10000
Mann. Chandler 9roBe 8auberr IN
BET @tabt birfte bubur@ arg in Der=
legenbeit geratben.
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R0beueltern.

@untington, %. 3d., 10. Sch.
sSn Macoon Greet berr14t cine be-
beutenbe M%ufregung iber Elm bort
begangenes Werbreden. @or einigen
Sage11 tpurbe @b. Morr's SCOOTER bort
begraben. 9a it4 uber beren Sob
unerlei ieltiam @eru@te perbretteten,
nabm man Elm Mu%sgraben ber 2ei&e
por. @s 5ei9te it@, bab bic 2ei@e
beutli@e Sepuren BON @etpalttbaten
tr11g. Ser @ater uno bic SITE mutt
ter Der Ser torbenen. puroen unter
Morbantla9e Derhaftet.
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pip ri9tste, tmponirte bteiem. TIM
Ter Srldnber ,po0te benz Nt9ter ebe,,
cine ldnsere MuseinanoeriBn,rg iiber
ben rSrlGnber unb feline 8orreate In
Mmerita" asben, bod mar Murpbp
midt ssneigt, ibm @ebDr gu ssben. gr
19drfbe linn Elm, baB ct inn oiesmal
mod bic Strafe erlafien tperbe. baB
Midas( 9a,mon ieoo4 bas nddite
.Mal, tpenn CT 1etnen SUIT IN ben &C.
beilisEsnNdumem bes Gorrectionseez
ri9t aufieben fple, fit ietnen Grepelz
multi einise Sage binter @iiengittern
Cperos 3ubrtnsen miifen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-02-28

folg ut, On Der 8Drie geben bie
8onbs als nNatp Oantees." "Datlp
Graphic" tpirb morsen meloen, oaB
taum, na9bem bic Subitrtpttonsltiten
3tpei Stunbem ~aufgelegen batten, Die
Mnleibe Is Mal iiberaei9net mar. Sa@
riiber brau9t Miemano gu itaunen.
benin iotppbl BITE Seturitdten, als auh
bic 3inien finb ausnabmstpetle porz
tbetlbaft.
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$pasicrt 1t1tl bic @cIt.

Montrea1, %. 6ebr. Der Sriez
timer Mm. Sobn Sbaler fam bier
bur@, UNI Mnltalten fir etne Subreiie
qlm ben @rbbau gu trefen4 bic ct 1et=
rer Mnftbt na4 in ite6en Sabren ppl=
lenben ,tptrh. Dim Is. Mpril geoenft
CT bon bier aufaubre9en.
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Nielfah iibcr1ctGuet.

2pnbon, 81. Beb. 9ie 3ei@z
mlrrgen auf bic neue Il. g. @nleibe 1T
ge1tern Mittag 9eI@loi1en porben.
9ie 3aBlen iino mod nt@t feitgeiteQt,
aber bieiige ungelebem 6irmen glauz
ben, 6ab 6sr ge5ei@nete 8etrag bic
Mnletbe mebr tpie 5ebnmal bedt. Die
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-03
LOCAL PRICE CURRENT.

Hams-Medium plain and canvassed.
10 l-2c.
Breakfast bacon--plain and canvas
sed 10c.
Bacon. bellies smoked. Sc.
Dry salt sides. &c.
S. C. bacon, l-2c.
Dry salt bellies, &c.
Leaf lard, tieroes, &c.
Compound lard, trees, 9 1-2c.
Lard In cans advance over fierce
prioe:
5O-round cans. 1-ic; 1o-pound cans,
sac; 5-pound cans. Use; 3-pound cans.
1c per pound.
sugar-standard fine graduated, in
bags of 100 pounds each or in barrels.
6 1-sc: cut loaf or powdered, Csc,
choice yellow clarified. l. &c; rfime yell
low clarified, s-sc.
corfee-Roasted l,pound package.
asc; MINK. 2sc; cordova, 2O.75.
Fancy Rio. % lie
Choice Rio. q I-2c.
Coffee-Green, Fancy Java, 25c,
Fancy PeaDerry, 2ic.
Prime Rio, 20c.
Fair Rio, l9c.
Common Rio, 1sc.
Beans-Lady Washington. SO.
Lima, DC.
Pink, 2 $40.
Bayous. 3-ic.
Biack-eye peas, sc.
Produce and fruit Apples, fancy
Northern per barrel, s2.5O13.O0: Mexi-
can oranges, 1915; choice lemons. 3G0s,
81. 90; Concord grapes, 4 1-2 ID baskets,
zoe: Catawbas, i-2 lb baskets. 23c;
~, per basket; onions. new. &c per
pound; cabbage. i 34d2c per pound:
new Irish potatoes, northern, 5oGb0c.
Flour Uobbers prices)-Fancy patent.
,i.eb; half patent. si.s5, family. y.,s;
foreign mills. high patent. sl.95: fancy
patent, $f.s5. straigh-, Ills.
Grain bags-Bale lots. new 5-bu.. S.
ounce. s s-4c: new 2l-2 bushel, 8 ounce,
corn, &c; centrals, bale lots. &c; La
platas. 4c: second hand oats, sacks, Sc.
Country Produce.
wheat-No. 2, Toe: No. ,. &c.
Corn-Shelled. mixed bulk, job lots,
soc: ear corn from wagons. 20a25c;
sacked corn, car lots, (. o. b., country
polnts, 90 1-2c; ear, zoe.
Oats-Texas rust-proof in bulk from
wagon, leq17c; car lots. sacked. I. o. b..
country points. Is 1-2G19c.
Hay-Job lots. F.5oas.oo. according to
Bran-Job lots. zoe; car lots. s5c.f. o.
Meal, 40 pounds. loc; car lots. 400:
chlcEen feed wheat. job lots, Csc bu.;
feed meal, SIC: car lots, 9Oc cwt.
Poultry--Spring chickens. se.o092-b0
per dozen; hens. s2.25 per Dozen
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-03

st. Louis, Nov. Flour unchanged,
Wheat closed 1-Sm3-Sc lower. No. 2
red cash. 81 3-sc; December, 80 Use;
May, Ga 3-sdG4 lie.
Corn easy and but little change. No.
. mixed cash, % lie; December,
"a l-sc: May, % 7-Sc.
Oats-No trading in futures, market
closing steady. Spot not 40 firm. No.
cash, II 1-ic; December, II S-ic; May,
20 1-2c.
Rye dun with little demand. No. 2
east track, 81 l-2c.
Barley steady.
Corn meal. Si,45Gi5O.
Bran quiet, steady, east track sacked,
&c.
Flax seed firm. ssc; timothy seed,
S31OQ360.
Hay quiet, steady but poor demand,
prairie. s5.C0d9O0: timothy. s5.00Ql95O.
Whisky, SLIP.
Butter, unchanged.
Eggs. firm. Ice.
Pork-Standard mess jobbing, ss55
@s62 1-9,
Lard--Prlme steam, s5.45; choice.
$552 f-2.
Bacon-Prime boxed shoulders. $500;
longs, s5.12 i-2; ribs, s5.25; shorts,
So 81 l-2.
Recepts--Flour, 5000; wheat. $4,000;
corn, $4,000: oats $1,000,
Shipments-Flour, 1000; wheat, $4,000;
corn, $4,000, oats. 5000.