Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-10-10

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easy, closed at 8 cents. Prime
tile paper, 524@7c. Sterling ex
Steady. Sixty day bills $3.50; ID
34S319. Bar silver, S75sc. Lead
| l71s.
CHICAGO, Oct. 5. - Cattle-Re
1000. The market was steady.
10 native extra native steers, So 4Os
good to choice S5.0O@5.75; others :
81; Texans, S4O0b2 60, rangers,
g4-oO; stockers S2CO@275,
HOGs-Receipts, 1900. The 90
fairly ec.ive and steady rough and
mon 50 90@s440; best packers, ;
D so; prime heavy and butc
weights, S5.0O@5. 81; prime light.
| N4.75; second class S4CO@45O
Receipts, COCO. Market sfea
ictIve, steady; lambs lower; nst
swes, S3 O004 %; weathers, 81 25G4l
mixed 50 50@36O Texans, s30O64
westerns, S4O0g42O.
SAN FRANCISCO.
SAN Francisco, Oct. 6-Closing auo-
tatiOns on the Produce Excnange were:
Whest-Firmer; buyer season, 81
81 u Il; buyer of '9l, 81. .I3924; seller Of at
81 6S.
Barley Steady, buyer season S1.1S1<
buyer '9l sl,141s; seller 81, slO61z
sl.O61z.
Corn S145.
Silver bars-9715M9S
Mexican dcllars--T71SEs774c.
LONDON, Oct. 5.-The Chronicle refer
ring to GIadstone's speech complains OF
the chilling treatment Of the labor quss-
ton.
The News says Mr.. Gia.isto0s's warn
ing 20 the peers is likely To exert a
wholesome influence. They will prob
ably throw Lord Salisbury overheard
as they did before-when the ship Ia
bors and threatens TO founder.
The newspapers Of the city all contain
exhaustive comments upon upon Mr..
GiaGstODe's speech delivered at New
castle last night, TIE Times for in
stance says Mr.. Gladstone never bsing
so completely abdicated the functions OF
a great leader or sunk so absolutely TO
the position OF the mouthpiece Of a DO
litical machine. He plays the part OF
mere Snowman Of the wares turned out
by caucus. His profound belief iu his
coming success renders his action all the
more extraordinary. He has no idea CT
what he will do with 1T and remains on
the fence in regard to the eight hour
question, but he begs Newcastle to vote
for Mr.. Morley.
Sr..r,-1
1t becomes difficult to criticize Mr.
Gladstone's speeches. He does Eot
make th= most simple efforts to direct
public opinion, but merely inquiries Of
wire pullers what proposals are likely to
attract votes or to assist home rule
plans, and having cautiously assured
himself that the transmission is a pay
ing one. he pledges himself to the bar
gain with reference to the cost Of the
defenses of Egypt. He should be CON-
PEELED to declare certainly aye or no
whether he holds that the army or navy
are excessive. The country will then
know what TO expect on his return to
responsibility.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 5.-Tbe third annual
report OF Commissioner, Taylor was
- " LIC SCCi IICIlOE -
The report says Of the railroad situation
that for the past year there has been
an increase IN the gross receipts but
falling off In the net earnings, owirg
the increased competition. Net earnings
OF the roads indebted to the govern
ment show a slight DECREASE over last
year. The roads are paying into the
treasury each year all that the laws
require them to pay.
MINIATURES, Oct. 5.--A special TO the
Evening Wisconsin from Duluth says
the steamer Winslow which went ashore
yesterday and was released last night
caught fire at her dock there this noon
from lime that had been Stacked in her
hold by the water that came in and all
efforts TO save her proved unavailing.
She was towed out into the harbor and
left 20 burn. Thousands are watching
the sight, one of the grandess ever seen.
She is total loss. She vas valued a.
5000.
SPRINRFIELD, Oct. 5-JOhn Tanner
has sent to Governor Fifer his resig a.
tion as a railroad and warehouse com
mission man. This is said to be the
result of a rumpus between him and
Governor Fifer, the publication OF
which has caused a sensation here in
political circles. owing to tn heretofore
close friendship of the two men.
LONDON, Oct. 5.-Mr. Henry NJ. Stan
ley and Lieutenant A. NJ. Jepson, who
was one OF his officers IN his last African
have gone to Ostend, Bel
gum, where they will remain a week as
the guests of King Leopold
ATCHIsoS, Kan, Oct, 5.-The Demo-
cratic county convention this afternoon
sent the following telegram to Mr.. and
Mrs. Grover Cleveland: The 6emoc-
racy Of Atchison county IN convention
assembled congratulate you upon the
birth of a daughter.