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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-07-08
GALV ESTON.
THE FOURTH IN THE ISLAND
CITY,
Special Telegram to The Statesman.


Special Telegram to The Statesman.
GALVESTON July 3.-To-day was partially oh
served ~ "A national holiday, many of the business
houses closing at noon to allow employees an on
pOrtunity to engage in the festivities of the day.
The only attempt at commemorative the llOth
anniversary eff American independence, was
% %aSe gave S cpc at schm s esGen which
largely attended. An exhibition drill was given
by the Seay rifles and Galveston Artillery Light
guards-the former company drilling the Lahpasas
prOgramme-the latter the Philadelphia pro-
gramme and Zouave drill, by Capt. Boyd and Ser
geant Herman, we're interesting features OF the
pi mic. At night e. d. Gavin made patriotic ad,
dress, after which dancing and other amusements
were INDUCED in.
In the afternoon, prior to the opening OF the pic
mic, the military marched through the streets,
making Creditabe display. The arrangements
for the interstate drill are progressing finely.
Communications have been received from the
captain of the Lamar Rifles Mobile, and the cap
tain of the Bynes Light Artllery, Nashville, Tenn,
stating they expect to be in at
tendance with their respective companies.
Upon the recommendation of the committee on
prizes an additional prize of five hundred dollars
was made for artillery, which will be given as
taton was sent to the president and Mrs. Cleveland
cordially inviting them to be present at the
drill. Among the entries to-day were
the Houston Light Infantry and Flatonia
Rifles The work of enclosing and preparing the
grounds will commense Monday next and be
pushed rapidly forward to completion, all con
tracts having been let for that purpose
Judge Terrell, of Austin, arrived in the city from
Houston yesterday evening, and was warmly greet
ed. lie left on the early train this morning for the
interior. meeting was held tonight in Artillery
hall TO devise ways and means for the erection OF
suitable monument over the grave OF General
Magruder. An association was formed and an ap
peal will be made for subscriptions for this pur
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-07-08
A BIG PICNIC.
Snpcial TELEGRAM to the Statesman.


DALLAS, July 3-There was liberal display o
bunting on the principal streets to-day in com
memoTatiOn of the nation s natal anniversary anC
the Farmers Alliance and Knights of Labor pic
NC. There was nothing particularly strikin!
about the procession except the great length anC
the unexpectedly large number of persons ant
firms participating. The procession reached tn,
Texas State Fair grounds shortly before noon AM
the picnic began. The crowd in attendance durln'
the afternoon is variousy estimated at from thre'
to five Thousand. They were entertained b.
speeches from prominent members OF the Farm
ers Alliance and Knights OF Labor
The American Bell Telephone company ct al
have filed suit in the United States circuit cour
here against the Texas Pan Electric Telephone
company ct al, the Fort Worth Telephone com
pany, the Denison Electric Telephone company e
al, and the Abilene Telephone company ct al
enjoining them from infringing upon the alleged
rights of plaintiffs. The injunction is made re
turnable to the next term of the court, which con
venes at Dallas in January next. The suits vert
filed some days ago, but the matter was kept az
quiet as possible until service could be had on thu
defendants
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-07-08
WASHINGTON NOTES.
KNIGHT OF LABOR PETITIONS.


WASHINGTON, July 3-The headquarters of the
legislative committee of Knights of Labor, this
city, is being flooded with petitions from local as
sembies to be presented to congress, urging action
on the measures named in the recent list submitted
by the national committee: Petitions
received to-day bear about fifty thousand
signatures in the aggregate These petitions are
line in form, having been presented and distrib-
uted to local assemblies for signatures by letters
of the most vigorous sort
Ralph Beaumont, chairman of the Legislative
committee, decares 1t to be the pur'
pose of the Knights of Labor to test the
sense of congress on the measure named and to
find out whether the politicians mean to pass
measures for the relief of the people and whether
the right of tue petition is to be respected. Mr.
Beaumont expects to present to congress, within
few days, similar petitions bearing at least mil
lion signatures.
Papers from some eastern states are said by loca
assemblies forwarding them to bear the names of
entire communities, not alone those of the Knights
of Labor
DIED SUDDENLY.
WASHINGTON, July 3.-HOrace Whitney, of New
York, cashier in the treasuTers Office died sudden
y this morning from an attack of apopleXy, at his
residence He was employed in the cash room
about twenty one years, and was promoted to the
office of cashier little over year ago. lie was on
duty yesterday as usual and seemed in good spirits
CHANGES IN THE TREASURY.
WASHINGTON, July 3-The following promotions
were made in the office of the United States treas
ury to-day: E. r. True, to be cashier; James F
Meline, to be assistant cashier, and David A. Rit
ter to be chief clerk.
CONTRIBUTIONS.
w. j. ROmein, of Detroit, consul at Valparaiso
j. S. Camp, of Texas, register of the land office
Prescott, A T.
CURTIN DECLINES.
WASHINGTON, July 3-Representatiye Curtin Of
Pennsylvania, decided not to be candidate for re
nomination.
NATIONAL ANNIVERSARY.
WASHINGTON, July a. By direction of the pTesi
dent, ali executive departments will be CLOSED
Monday.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-07-08
MRS. CLEVELAND.
HER FIRST VISIT TO CONGRESSION.
AL HALLS.

WASHINGTON, July 3.-Mrs. Cleveland paid her
first visit to the house gallery this morning. She
occupied a seat in the executive gallery, and was
accompanied by Mrs. Villas, Mrs. Lamont, and
Captain Eads. The party remained about twenty
minutes, and absorbed the attention of the house
to the neglect of that due the discussion in progress
Many republican members, whose seats being i'm,
mediately under the gallery, could not get good
view of Mrs. Cleveland, turned democrat for once
and took vacant seats upon the democratic side,
where the view was unrestricted,
The party also paid a brief visit to the senate,
where they occupied seats reserved for the presi-
dental family in the private gallery. If their pres
ence was known To the occupants of the floor or the
fest
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-07-08
CONVICTS ESCAPED.
NOVEL WAY OF GETTING OUT OF
THE PEN.
Special Telegram to the Statesman.

Special Telegram to the Statesman.
JACKSONVILLE July About O'Clock yester-
day evening, while some very heavy castings were
being loaded on the cars inside the Rusk penitenti
airy, six convcts, who were left in charge of car
that was run inside the walls to load, turned the
car loose and let it against the gate, bursting
the gate open, and the six cOnyicts followed il
closely and succeeded in getting outside the walls
Four of them were captured near the peniten.
tary; the other two, white man, four years, and q
Mexican in for life, made good their ESCAPE. The
guards followed the cOnvicts with dogs about pine
miles, when night overlook them and they lost
their trail lrls wo convicts we Ugh, mi o. south
west of this place, where they had procured a
double barreled shotgun ana ammunition, and
they no doubt will resist arrest when overtaken.
Marshal j. G. Brady and posse, with bloodhounds,
started this morning in pursuit of them. Seventy
dollars reward and actual expenses is offered by
the state for the capture of each
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-07-08
SHOT AND KILLED.
Telegram to The Statesman

Special Telegram TO The Statesman.
Fort WORTH, July 3. Deputy Constable j. W
Foster, late last night, arrived from Grapevine
twenty-five miles in the country bringing with hin
John Barker who, last night, shot and killed Henri
Canehy. The quarrel arose about a young lady
when Canefy attacked Barker with knife, in
ficting several cuts but not fatal. Barker pulle,
his pistol and fired four shots One took effect il
the head one in the breast, one in the bowels, AM
one in the leg. The first two caused death almos
instantly Both men were hard working, wel-to-d
young farmers.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-07-08
KILLED by GAS.
Special Telegram to the Statesman.

opeClAl Telegram 10 the Stateslnuh'
MCKINNEY, July 3. - This evening Mr.. c. W
Spaeder, who came from Dallas to fit and arrange
gas tank, went into the well 10 fix the tank, and
some time after one OF the workmen went to the
well to call Spaeder and found him lying at the bot
tom of the we'll. The alarm was at once given. and
MIR. Al. Jones, of this city, hastily tying rope &c
himself, descended and brought the body up. Ef
forts to revive him were fuitless. SpaeGer has
letters showing he came from indianapolis, Ind.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-07-08
YOUNG GIRL DROWNE
,ecial TeleOram to The Statesman.


AToRA, |. T., June "a party of girls went to
the creek this afternoon about four O'Clock TO bathe
when one of them, Miss Jennie STANDBY, got be-
yond her depth and was drowned before help
could be procured she is the daughter of Capt, $.
STANDBY, the leading man of the Choctaw natl on.
The family are intelligent and refined people
Miss Jennie had returned only month ago from
Daughters college, where she held distinguished
place for scholarship.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-07-08
THE FOURTH AT Mckinney
Special Telegram to the Statesman.

MCKINNEY, July Mckinney celebrated thu
Fourth of July in odfashioned style. Five thou
sand people were out to hear the candidates fo
governor, Gen. Ross and Hon. W. j. SWAIN wh(
had accepted invitations but failed to come. Hon
Marion Martin, c. j. Garrison and Hon. Bryan
Barry, were present and addressed the audience
The speeches of Marion Martin contained no de
partuTe from his previously reported sentiments
hon. Bryan Barry specially exhorted the demo
Gratis 10 attend their primaries.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-07-08
A BAD MEXICAN.
| Telegram to the Statesman.

NptVIaI ItItSTHH 70 IHt NIdItsIHHH'
SAN ANTONIO, July 3.-Pedro Lujar, a bad Mex
lean, charged with murder and rape committed at
rested last night at Dhoris by Sheriff Lewis and
brought here this morning.
Lujar has been in Mexico ever since the com
mission of this crime, and was only induced to
come again To his old haHnts on report that the
case for which he was indicted had been dismissed
but discovered his mistake when the Jail doors
closed on him
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-07-08
NOT Guilty..
Special Telegram to The Statesman.

FORT WORTH, July 3.-Joe Hampton loco
motive engineer, has been on trial for three days
past on a charge of ravishing Nora Gilbert, girl
of Is The trial was exciting in the extreme, ard
the court room was filed TO hear the testimony.
The jury after being ont twelve hours, brought in
q verdict of not guilty
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-07-08
DANGEROUSLY HURT.
.inl Tnlnrrarn To the Statnsmnn

SAN ANTONIO, July 8.-Dr Ferdinand HERR, one
of the most celebrated physicians in this county,
was thrown from his buggy at Boerne to-day, and
so seriously injured that tits feared he may die.
His family here have been telegraphed to 90 home
immediately
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-07-08
CANADA.
sCHonNERS CAPTURED.

HALIFAX, July 2.-The cruiser Terror captured
two more American fishing schooners last night
at Sand Point, near Shellburn, and took them up
the latter harbor this morning. The schooners
captured are the Geo W. Cushing and c. b. Har-
rington, beth OF Portland, Me.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-07-08
AUSTRIA.
THE FOURTH AT vIENN.

VIENNA, July 3.-The American residents of
Vienna celebrated the Fourth of July with a ban
quet ut the KOhlenberg hotel. Toasts were pro-
posed by Mr.. Jussens, United States consul-gen-
eral, and Drs. Caldwell and Davis.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-07-08
ITALY.
THE CHOLERA,

ROME, July 3.-During the past twenty.tOur
hours there were 1855 new cases of cholera and 46
deaths in the villages around Brindisi
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-07-08
BIG BARBECUE.
Special Telegram to The Statesman.

GAINESVILLE, July 3.-The big barbecue here to-
day was grand success. Hon. j. 5, Hogan, of
Tyler, candidate for attorney-genenal, was among
the Cnests.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-07-08
DEPOT BURNED

Special Telegram to the Statesman.
ROANOKE, July 3.-The Missouri Pacific depot
was burned here this morning. Loss, $500.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-07-08
SPAIN.
ADDRESS ADOPTED.

MADRID, July 3. The chamber of deputies by a
vote of a33 to 81, to-day, adopted an address in re
ply to the queens speech.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-07-08
FARNIERs, ALLIANCE.

Special Telegram 10 the Statesman.
DENroN, July Ten thousand people attende
the Farmers Alliance barbecue here to-day.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-07-08
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
MEXICAN SFCrRITIEs.

WASHINGTON, July 3. - For Texas generally fair
weather, and generally southerly winds with sta
tOnary temperature.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-07-08

BosToN, July 3.-Mexican 7's, no price; Mexican
is 3d.: to 81; scrip, 63h to 6ila common, t61a 10
66a.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-07-08
FRANCE.
TORPEDO BOATS LOST

PARIS, July Slight French torpedo boats have
been lost during the recent storm on the Atlantic.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-15

soc, half bills No. /, ST 30; No. 2, 50 90; dried
mornings per box, 40c cod lsh, &c
Lard-.Tlerce, &c 90. ~ cans, 7i6c; 20. ~ cans,
7isc; 10 b cans, 7%c; On cans, 7Eei 3.B
cans, Be.
Tca--lmperial, 100000; gunpowder, 5O070c.
Salt-COarse, IN bags, 81 2jul lOi lne, IN bags,
~; lahe, in lai-hoop baFrele, Y a5i pockets,
2406c.
Corn meal-Por bushel, b0055o.
ilominy aud Prits- Per Dbl ~ 30,
Oatmcai--Per half Dbl, q 70.
cracked wheat Per n, &c.
CTackerS--h soda Sci Xxx soda 6lfc; cream
SIC; ginger snaps Sc; lemon creams So.
suudTiea-Starch &C. candles, full boxes,
i2Eo; halves II; quarters ; stick candy Dm
l0hci fancy l0dlogs rope. baeie, do cotton,
100; herring, imported, 81 % per key; Iaising,
layer, 50 90; cider. crab apple, 4Oc; Missouri,
sos; vinegar l5A2oo; concentrated lyc Y 75a
4 90; jugs, glazed, per gal; crooks glazed,
l0c per gal; dried peaches sdl6ci indigo Zoe per
u blueing 30caSl 90 per dozen; Coleman
mustard 81 30ul so per DOZEN maccar0ni tm-
ported, l5u n f; American, 7oc box buckets, Two
hoops, 81 20 per dozen brilliant oils, bbls. l6c
Eupion do 2sc; do 30 cases s. 10; brilliant "a
cases s. 10, do IL cases So 90; baking powders
bulk lie; 4 u cans 81 co.
Rice-Iouisianh Ok aekc.
Hugar--Eine powdered, bills, skci DO hall
bills, uc ;cut loaf $40; graduated standard, INC
/ Louisiana graduated 7kc, standard 7Ac
! choice white, Iko; Louisiana y, c. lake.
/ WOOL Market nominal; We quote: Twelve
months clip, light, Ane and medium A4l7o
/ nno, heavy light, lldl4c; six months Ugh
| line medium lOalSc; fall, nne heayy------i fall
Hight, 1ne medium-------. coarse oGl2c.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-15
FORT WORTH MARKETS RE
VIEW.
OFFICE OF THE GAZETTE,
FORT WORTH, TEX, April IA, 1856.

The business outlook has begun to show un'
doubted evidences of Improvement. After q
considerable period OF comparative dullness
and depression a revival of trade Is confidently
looked for. Never in the history of Fort
Worth were Its business men more hopeful.
The securing of the Atchison, Topeka ~ Santa
Fe road, giving to the city another and compet-
ing line TO toe great markets of Kansas City
and ST. Louis cannot help but develop the com
mercial interests of this city. The building of
another line through the rich country
to the Southwest, with Brentwood as
its objective point, Will create railroad center
of the first Importance, The effect on the bust
ness future of this city can hardly be estimated.
Men of large capital will he attracted thithcr
ana manufactures will surely be established.
The following quotations are revised caro-
fully each day and may be relied upon as nc
IBtqUTrER-Fresh country butter, choice
25c; choice Western dairy lScj fancy creamery
'CSjoFFEE-Rio, fair 100 lORc; prime 1l@lllHc;
choice 100 l2Hc; Laguyra l3cj Java 2ec; Golden
Rio l3c: Pea Berry l2}a lSc;
CHEESE The better grades ana ohlo factory
100000; full cream twins 1876
CANNED GO0DS--prices per doz: Pine up
pies standard, 81 81! peaches, standard, u y,
81 90; 6s, s goa 5Oi seconds z ss, y 20, o .
GP 5o green rec, peas, q iOSi Isl gooseberrles
s. 25; faspbsfIies 81 81 oysters 1uli weight
S.; salmon, l. n 81 60, n s.; Inackerel, !. ID
9OcaT OJ: sardines, American 81 90 case, i'm
ported sl4 30 case; strawberries, 2 ID u Ioi
blackberrles, 81 25; green gages,S 81 eagle con-
Dry DRY GoobS-Prints Berwick 90; Lodi 4%c;
Martha Washington sc; Auburn ohei hanll'
| ton $40 Washington indigoa' Blue 6Nci
| simpson black &c; silver g-ey 6ci Eadystohe
Heavy Brown Cottou-GlendGle 6Hci New
| berry "a Riyerdalo &c; Enterprise 5Aci Atlan-
| tic Ike, Empire AA 5Ae Fine brown cottons--
! iielfast Il SIC; Busy Bee &c; Black Grow 61fci
! Atlantic Ill 5Nc; Marshall A 4kc; Champion
| axe; pioneer Xxx 2alc, Bleached cotinn,-i;on
/ dnle 80; Crusade SIC; Pioneer sac; FuH Bloom
1 &c; Peabody &c Security DC; colo mccall 'A'i
| Forest7c. 49,. o,,.,..,.. s,,,. ~
1 yorite SIC; Plunke17lzci CaiedoniaI6ci Grey
! lock llkc; Fletcher l2Ac. e.,
Cotton PIAids-Back Warrior SIC; Southern
| re; Cumberland exc; Ostowaf O1e.
/ tte II va; Aberdeen Toe; Oilie's Choice iS4oi
! n = 17i[. a. r. ISo; Is. s., l34 Gem llc
Obeyj9ts. Eagle 6Ac;sEyefett i4ei uncasyiue
Tbc; Warren SO; Edinegrg pei Miseissipn'
Jlsking; ocean &c Qaoen Oliy SCI standard
/ Axe; Cords l2ci Norway tancg iltsci acme
/ lie: u xbridge awnAng l5ci Falls sateen lhn.
Drsss goods: Domestic 4hGzloi Foreign
lsa65c.
FIOIJll-Best pate It's So 80 per 100 lbsi hali
lpateut s. 90; thiId grade " oO. -, -.
GRAIN-Quotation are bascd on the cost O
grain on tack IN car lo.s rom Dea aS5e bisber
from store or elevator are Hom s"oo nisNSi
Wheat sOdeI1zc.
Corn aga A3c.
Barley 35c,
HIpFs AND sKISs-No. | heavy, d 7 hide
1856 per 10; No. heavy llci NO. light izci NO
prg sailed lso bull hides co. glue 'ci greer
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-15

sailed &c; butchers green &c; sheepskins l5a
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Oranges, per
box, S3a4 Messlna lemons. per box,
50 O0 apples, Northern, per bblp n O0a
no; Irish potatoes, per bu., California,
81 10 Ia sacks; early rose 81 20; onions, cali
fornia, So Upper bbl navy beans 5k@ac, medium
bbs SIC, laTgc Lima 4lzc, email butter S1fci
cabbage per Id, California, 35fei sweet potatoes
81 20a6l 20 per bushcl CARROTS CALIFORNIA; ~ %
pfr buhhel; pgrsnips, California, 81 10 per
buahel; beets, California, 81 % per buhhel
onion sets p1r bushel, 81 90.
RllAUT-Forty-gal Dbl 81; 2O-gal, half Dbl
50 10.
crop) fair 10 good SEC core syrup BIC.
NAILS--375-b key, basis l0d-bnrden hOrse-
shoe per keg 50; Perkins do s. 80; walker 90
IS so; Burden mule So; Northwestern horse
shoe nails No. 5Oci No zoe; No. 23c; No.
pie. No. B 2Oc Lake d" No. 45ci no, 8bc
NO. 6 g2ci No zoe; No. l9c; Aasablc do No.
i5o; No. 2ic; No. ale; No. 1906 Nc. lec,
NUTs-Peanuts choice 7asc; new pecane
gkc Brazil nuts l5c; almonds 20c per n.
PROYIsIONS--We quote on the Dasis OF car
lots; :.
per dor; turkeys 75as5c; geese 25@o0ci duck
| per doz 1913 co.
WHisKY-Rectihcd 81 l0al 80, as per proof
sour mash, two-year old 81 coal lvi three
year-old 81 goa2 2Oi fancy extra OLD whisky
Meat-sugaf cured bams IOsoi sugar-cnret
breakfast bacon gitc; short clear bacon 7sfc
| short clear dry salt &c
Tish-Mackerci, ion kits No, !, scci NO
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-15
k,rI17p no BE MARRIED.

1,as,t to Wed Miss Folsom During
" va summer Vacation.
.Eorr * Aprilli.-An Albany special
&'nnne SAYS: Assemblyman John
81 .stnrned from Buffalo yesterday,
J, bas been at the head of an in
Sug committee. Last night he
7swhile in Buffalo a leading
asid to me: d have just received
4 IN which you, as a newspaper
N have an interest," ! took the
was from Mrs, Folsom, the
4 President Cleyeland's law part
4 this letter, which was dated
HAN, she said her daughter, Miss
would be married to President
IN next summer. The marriage,
sored. will take place during the
{, 4 vacation next summer"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-15
New YORK.

PRODUCE.
NEW YORK, April li.-Ilour-DuE and DO
pressed.
wheat--spot shade lower; options opened
dcpros, ed: closed arm spot No. rcd qOalc
store; 30 i090isc fob. May 9lsS69l' CLOSING
VI scj June @AG9lAc, closing 0lAci July
9la9la4c, closing 9lac,
stronger ;lspot No. = 4Skd45Ac elevator, Ala
A7Ac a1oat; April 1850; May lGa4Gi6c; Jane
465fa46hc c; July 4604Gbc
Provisions, ETC.
Coffcc--Spot fair; Rio dull, sA; sales 450O
bags; April and May s. Is; June 81 10; July
10 November 81 05d7 10
Sugar Firm; refined active and higher; @
5a5i3c; ext'a g 5%d596c; yellow 4isd43sc;
OFT A bHa5Hci standard A csc; cut loaf and
crushed 62sc; powdered 6idBAci chbos
$50.
M0lGsses--Firm.
Rice-Steady; demand fair.
Turpentiue-Dull; 45HGI5&c.
pork-Quiet, but frmi family mess Sll s7iid
IL 80.
Cut Mcats-Firm
Lard-Less active; spot 50 l71i; April Sc co.
May So lld6 II.
LIVE STOCK.
Beeves-Recoipts 1877 car-loads; opened firm
but fell off slightly and closed easier; common
to prime steers 81 S0d6 20; extra steers 50 3Od
@ 40; bulls, stays and dry cows So 25di %.
Sheep-Receipts $500; dull and depressed eN-
cept for choice ycarlings and strictly prime
sheep; extremes SIS 65d7 40 for unHhorn sheep
SO 75GS % for unshorn yearlings, and So 75d
) 30 for clipped sheep; spring lambs SlT7 each
Hoss Receipts l0,3i0; dull and lower a.
Si 60d4 so, with 400 pigs sold at "a 90.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-15
chicago.



CurcAGo Ill, April l4.-FlOur--Little more
INQUIRY with arices showing no chenge, AVN
~ beat-O pened easy but closed nflneI' - NJ *.
-oslsssSc cloeed ~ 10 lGc; May 1901 J. ioo
June isi a 1870, closed Is 10 Ice 80, t,,,hor.
Corn-ouict but steady, closing 5e9 ~ ~ Va "a
a 81 Ss 1S4c; April $50 H33i5c, closed 9s ~,
N,sv s5itasiIc; cloAed 57ssci June ~ J-io@
37aic, closed 3IAc.
PROVISIONS, $500. ,.
Pork-Qulet, prices averaging S@saSe i % ooS
closed steady at outside nguresi etlsh N ~
9 10; sNIhy closed 50 1909 lshi June eiOs'u
So li9g %. 5000. oash and NAV
Lard-Qulet and unchanged oash "hN 49,
IS sba5 s1H; June s. 9005 v29i. .,,o,,tao,s
Boxed Meats--steady; dry satea hn ., cieaT
81 O0a4 10; snort ribs s. 20ao 2oi shol' oie"'
IS 80aS5 g.
Whlsky-Steady; 81 IA.
AFrERNooN BOARD
Wbeat-stronger May n o. ldc'
Corn--U Unchanged.
Pork--u nchangee.
Iard--Unchanged.
LIVE STOCK.
Drovers' Journal reportsi ,soo. may.
fsttie-Receipts $500; shipments iroV, m isdo
ket steady; shipping steers oil soV " INV
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-15

..s chief Of police, Knoxville,
49, ..,,ss ANY family and are
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