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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-28

The talk driftcd TO tho education Of
the senses TO higher degree than com.
mon, and ono man said; "it Is remark.
able how well pcrfumcr learns to
recognize scent In testing sweet
smelling liquid lao vets the base Of his
left thumb with little OF Il. Then he
rubs the place rapidly with his right
hand. The alcohol In which the cs-
scncc Is dissolved, being tho more VIOLA
tile, Is at once evaponted, and the sub.
stance which cinlts the iior remaining
behind no can smell In It Us purify.
"Of coursc II Is an casy thing to roe.
ogrnizc the principal odors that arc In
use, but when several are mixed, IA is
common. his task becomes more din.
cult. Yet n skilled man cannot only
tell you what three or four perfumes
onter into tho composition Of tho ono
he Is testing. but also, roughly, the no
lativc proportions OF each.'-New
York Tribune.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-28

There has been held TO tho soul Of
greed the ilRltcring JUNCTION that, oven II
the unrcasuning rebellion Os tho protect
ed lnboring men In tho great cities
should threaten the Happiness Of Tho mo.
nopolista for whose benefit tho wage
earnctS had been protected by high taxes,
there still remained tho sturdy farmers.
aud they would SEQ 10 II that wealth wgi
protected against evil designs. Yet there
now appears In the columns Of tho daily
press comm endRtory note OF attacks and
sncori aimed 40 tho farmers and their
demands Some iilppant cssayist col.
laics y bundle Of the diatribrl used by
politicians In place Of argument, and
mouths Il before u sympathetic audience,
receiving tho need OF hearty applause
for his effort, and commcndatory notice
Of the organs of high taxes.
But II has not escaped tho notice Of
the now abused farmers and their friends
that the5s mcerl be,okeu an interest In
their proposals. incompatible with the
aupposition that they are not trouble.
some To tlicir former allies.
The farmer will not be- terrified by the
sneers OF monopoly,-Chicago Times.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-28
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NOTICE u HEnEuY GfyIN by THE w.
~ derslrncd, adininistrHtur of tho esiAta
~ ldE1r WILLIAMS, deceased. 10 the rrediisfs
o. and ell pera0ns having claims igainst the
flit dcrcascd, TO exhibit them. with The ncces.
aaty Nouchers, within ten months after the nrat
10 Tie ronuty " Salt Lake. Utah Tcfutory.
Dated January 18Th, islL
W. u HENTtr,
Administrator ~ tho Estate ct Lisar vii
Hams dCtoafcd. diny aw
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-28

Two years ago Benjamin r. Tillmnn
was IN energetic but unknown farmer.
today he Is tho best known state gov
ernor in tho Union; and though his poll
cyis bitterly opposed by u strong mi.
nority In his own state, aud In some
points strongly disapproyed by large
proportion of the people throughout tho
country, still tho general drift OF opn.
ion Is that " w is u fair specimen Of tho
stun the farmers can supply for govern.
ora it would DO well for tho country II
more use were made Of il.-RuTal New
Yorker.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-28

Five horses ran before u train on a
Mississippi railroad for n mile, and then
all fell into n cattle guard In u heap.
They were wcdgod in so tightly that
some Of their legs wero pulled OIL ms the
locomotive hauled away with rope.
The train was delayed two houn.-De'
tgolt Free Press
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-28
NOTIt ~.

rs uFgEnY GlvfN. TnAT TUE AN
nual mreiiLF of toe stockholders of the
salt Lake Wei aud DAIRY Company, viii hO
held ut The General Omre OF tile COm
pany No y and q Easf, lirsi south street,
-ait IsLr CITY. ~Ali latc CpunD. Itnh Ten.
iury, nn ruetday the lrth dayaf FehriAr', ~,
at 81 nork q. me-. Tor the purpose 0f rlVcung
Dirsrinra tnHeryH Tor The ensuing year and Tor
such other business Hb may properly soho hu
fore fAid mGcnug,
Dated sail Lake CTS, January liih, lsgi.
lsAAC 81, MAnDEii,
oaw Nv heoIegaTy,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-28

SALT LAKE, ASH OGDEN.
Leave Salt Lake 400 AN. and ms am, as
p,m. Returning. arrive salt laAe vac ala.
a., pm, p,& pm.
niHl1tAM.
Leave Salt lake so am, returning, arrive
salt Lake $50 pm.
AMERICAN losK, PROVO, ErHsOvrLE,
TutsG.E, af, PHEASANT Asn MANfI
Leave salt Lake "a, pm, returning, ar
riye salt Lake il,o5 am,
u. u. DODGE, !. n. BENNETT,
GererAl MinaxeT. GeH.fass,Ag
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-28
Notra.

20 present cheese in perfection a gro.
~ should not buy too much of Il at
un'y' as It is apt TO get hard and stale
VI ms hands. Two weeks supply at
onog Should be the limit, while ono
",eSs "a still better. Tho cheese "a bet
W ', Eept in tho still. cool room Of the
.llSer than anywhere else till It is
ready to be eaton.
slsli ana Farm asks ,ts -radcrs II 1t
W.T. occurred To them that milking u
CIV wi'h''t iirst wctting her teats will
'ause her milk TO leak from the teats.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-28

In Tue Ifonaie tontl, ~ anu inr salt Lake
County Territory Of Utah.
In the Matter OF tho Estate Of John TwlE.s,
deceased,
NOTICE u HEREBY GIvFN THAT
~ Thomas Twigps, admlhiAt,ator OF the
estate OF John Twiggu, decreased, has rendered
Tor settlement. aud flrd In shid Court, his
fnal account ni bis administration ~ said -.
tate ann petition for nnal distribution at tho
rcfiduu Of said Catsie among The persons Cn
utlod thereto, ani that Ncdncsday, the tth
dAy off' btuhp A. u, ~ al lOa, M, at tho
Court room ot satd Court, ln the County Court
House, sHlt Lake City snd County, Utah Ter,
Titory. haA been duty app lntTd by the Juugo
NJ said Court, Tor the seillfmcnt OF SAID aUs
count and bearing sAid putition for dhuibu
ton, al Which TINT shd place ahY ycrron inter.
estad In sHid estate may appear and shaw
cause, ~ sny there be, why sAidAccnunt should
not he settled and approved and nnAi disluhu
ton made NJ prayed for.
Dated January plh, ltal.
q, D.. Ali.Es, CLERK ~ Probate Court,
~ Oh. sTANIoN, peputy. DIV
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-28
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
II tho Probate Court Of SAT- Lake County.
Territory 81 Utah.
NorlCg Is nrnrRy GIVEN nv TIL

NOTICE - nEnERY GIVEN M ruE
~ uutcfsirnod. Administrative ~ tic
htiato II JOHN THROWN. dcccafud, iAio Of salt
Lalc city, utgh, 70 The creditors Of and I'll rcr
u e.hlbit thcm with tho necessary vuurhcfa,
within fKS months alter the first Publication
o. me notice, 10 said adminisiratriN, iat thc
oinrc " Charles y. Pearson, attorney. At.law,
vs. 81 Man Street, salt tltc city. that being
the place for the Transaction vt the business Of
aai1 estate. ANNA N. BltOWN,
ncreafed.
Dated January 9TH, is1i. sat DOW Nv
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-28
LEGAL NOTICE.


CoGnty, Territory 81 Utah,
10 the Matter " the Lsthtr of Patrick Hail.
Deceased,
NOTICE II nEHLN GIVEN, THAT
~ Jamrt N. Movie, Administrator OF the -
tate 81 Patrick iisii, deceased, hss rendered
tor sotilrmrni, aud nled On esd rourt, his inAi
account Of ~ Naturalization Of ssid estate
anu petition for iinsi distribution OF thu fcs due
~ fhii estate among ne pefsnnH eniitlcd
thereto, and that Mednesdty, the ath dsy OF
February, 4. u. lt1l, az ~ o'rlocs am, 81 the
Court Room Of said ceurt, IN he County Court
House, salt Lake Cas- and county, utan
Trrrtoty, has been duly nnpoiuicd by tie
Judge nj said courl, Tor The settlement of said
account and hratiuE fNid peiitiou Tor ditiribu'
ton, AZ which tiue and plarr auy person inter.
oitrd IN tHid a. tate mar appcAr aud show
cause. 10 au thcfo ho,Slif ana account should
not BE- Hcttitd nnd approved sud nnA distibu.
upn made a. prayed Tor.
hated Jaruufy lsll
4. u. Al,LsN,
Oletk vi the Probate Court.
By U, L. STANTON, Drpuly,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-28

Th5 equivalent. In rnslish mor,y. OF
sshqD WIS oncu uf,uci ~ uu old iaty In
London inr thu rNrT 20 D. faNcgiw cat
which had fituy-i " ht@f 81 sim. Hse,lg
,iiioc hef "tians," arc te'iufi fasw.f.
u lf rniuitutat9 'hst -. W Soc .a'.sF
az fhouh ever fiin "a ets. %, issrv
isult. Oiirn iu,t-iulI ds-,sr-h.ptt
viii urpsifntiy Q,ssa.s' \ -otlalv .Au.s
nliire. Dup.t tAuy teh ,, '~eas n toy
nu "riTnLy" ftt tcll ecu O. u.s b.
pirrcca raNori'r lr.-s4 s'ivn, -ft.nsssn
ininl'llU tuilfIy fes 'rutr ~sait -...ss
" FuyVrltr ffsssftp.i1n " itif etI4sG uDt,.
fnnfa Of POOR, hs--rld "a suncr,tr u1.st
ot "fctnniu uoa4ua.s," f4infll sic,til,.,-
tics. uiuCfl'ious. organic u placer s6u kgd
kindred nilWcn'i too ngrefuus " Mrl.
lion. IL Il t,.u ogly mc3l.la1 .-r snfa.r.
foid hy druyuiits urisr positivf,
guarantee that n VII, In cNfty oa.a.
Eiyc snilsfaetlon or The piiCr t.i.'s VII Is
r'mnded.
wurtDA nifrrSaAnr .iitpiriL Agso-
ciAriOa, Projectors, brnluu, NY.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-28
Or. piERcE's PELLETS

purely vegetable ard Perfectly
Harmless. Uncguaird as a liver
riii. Smallest ffnposf. Easiest 10
Take. one rim. >ugnr-coatcd T,rl-
Les u Dose. Cuf,s Sleit Itenduphv,
Biiious Eieninrhe, Consttpniion'
budig rstIon, bilious Attacks, AMI "a
arrangement ~ 'hs Stomach aus uJwelL
- ccnts Wal, by druggists.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-28

county, ltrutuD OF lhh
In The matter ot the Estate u johu sash. dc.
rUasrd.
Notice ~ time tud place for the hearing 81
petition tur admission g. Probate Of Nlh.
DuttsuANT 10 ~ ORDER ~ SAM
Court IN sati matter, notice D. hereby
gwen thai ifidHY, The ful day 81 February,
~ u. isal. at 70 O'Clock a. NE, 10 The tnunly
court iiuute.ia salt lake rry, Utah Territory
Ia n" court room of sud Court has brcu AZ
pointed the ufae AMI place inr the ieatng ui
petition Of 'h,Flntic Naah, praying fnr uo
aainlssiou IN probate OF d ftain dnrunrnl
mrsUsith presented. lurVnftinE to be the ins'
Wal and 1sstnmcet OF John Nash dsuUasrd
wien hni where III prfsuns interested MAJ
AVpefr and oppose the probate 81 aid will
or the granting Of letter. trsthmcnt.fy or al
ninistratipn with the viii annoNod 10 H. 9
briifss. o. prayed Tor "a fAid petition,
IL uitncts wharr,,f. have bsrrunlo set mj
hand aud af'iHcd tho seal ~ said routt. thi
9Th day ~ January, 4. u. 1901
isEAL y. D.. ALLEN,
CLERK ~ tho Probate Court
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-28
NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.


Kiiaic Of Thoma, g Jones, Deceased.
NOTICE ~ llhhthY GlvEN ny TIN ~.
- drrsiTnr1 AiminintairtN nt The tttatr
OF Thnmsh q. Jones, dtcnlsei, 10 the Ctuiitnrs
o., and al pcTsons hnviug r'atns HRalnsi the
said drrcAsHd. 10 eshil.t them with the nccss'
sary., ourheTs, within tour munhs after ~ nfst
puhlf auou ot this notice, % the faif Admins
tr,tfiN, At hsr rrtidcncc sElt Lake cry, On the
Connty Uf salt lake,
Dated January oh, lsl
IilHA JIssON JOINS.
AdmlnhtraiTy ot ,ho Estate Of Thomas g.
.innos, decreased. doss So
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-28

some lots Of butter were shipped from
australia to London, and reached their
destination when tho butter was two
monihs old. II was found to be in good
emotion, and brought fino price.
tho'e who shipped II from Australia
.atn mat 1t was prepared by mixing
WA u foinc preventative along with
uesait' and this was what kept It in
llie condition. What Is this prescrya.
i've; ana Is 1t any sort OF poison, either
qles or Slow II butter Is kept suih.
ss''.h'y cold II will remain in good con
uison an indefinite time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-28

The small quantity OF lime In common
barrel salt condemns II for dairy use be.
cause OF tho soaponic effect on butter,
aud tho writer has held juno butter in
Tie gFanulated form until no thought no
could detect the fumes Of sulphur gases.
To test water for sulphur mako q
strong brine and add onc-fourth butter.
milk, and bottle tight and examine at
the end of four months.
II when distilled or rain water Ia used
these sulphurous gases still rise. then Il
must be generated from the milk and
alt. visited two creamorics last sea.
ion where could aaell tho sulphur Ia
Inc water ~ II left tho pump. Was Il
caused by imperfect drainage from the
creamery or from minerals in the cnrthi
u Is needless to say that the held butter
nom these crcameries sold at low fig.
nrcs.
The question is asked. "whnt causes
mo greasy. soapy flavor In butter? II
was not 10 in past years. Is II not
twice churnod cream, futed butter work.
t's and liiney water and limcy salt that
produce these results!-A. III. Bingham
IN Creamery journal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-28

In tie Probate Court Of tho Comfy % salt
i.ulc. Territory ~ uinh.
In tho matter u the Estate and GuardlAn,hip
Of John Woodfun and julia woodruff,
Miuufs.

order 10 show Cause why Order Of Sale Of
Heal kaiaie should not be made.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-28

A siiAEL u. WOODRUFF. TUE GUAR
"a dian ~ the person and Estate OF John
Nw.ifuf sui Juia Woodruff. minors. having
hled hm petitipn hercin, duly Neriisd. puylur
miners Tor the pufposcs therein Hrt forth, % BE-
htrry ordered that the next OF lin % The
wId und all persons Interested in the estate
q snid minar Hppear before the said Probate
tuui on saturday. the 2lst day Of ietfuHry.
ltiL, at ino'rioCk in the forenoon nf uld daF AZ
We Court ltuom ~ aaid Probate Court fat ihe
nuntytuuu lluusc, IN the city aud County uf
SAT- lake, Utah Territory, To show cause why
an order should not be granted 10 the Hrld gust.
dilr - s'u - much u the real tat" ut tho
SAD miuutis nt private talr. a. Hlail hr nrrrs.
snrl sud that Ia copyuf this order ho Published
~ least three surrcasNc weeks ~ the uEsLuir
hNl'NiNu NIWs, now.papcr printed aud pub
lfn edin saiu tiY nnd county.
Dated January flnd, isll.
CIV. BNi,fCli, Probate Jndge
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-28
LEGAL NOTICE.

! the Probate Court n and Tor salt iase
County, Territory OF uah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-28
Timnuour ~ lir,ii,I
County OF AaitIakr

I, q. D.. Alec, Tlotk OF tho Probate Court in
andt"f ne t~uniN ~ salt laEc, 10 The 1erus
tory Of liah, DO hereby certify that tlr fore
fniuz it full, true ami correct copy ct oriiri
~ sltnu rhuse why order ct sHIvot tVli estate
shpuli not Be- made iu ne uHtts ~ the 81 ttt,
ard gunfdAuahip 81 John Nuoirun Fud Julu
Woodruff. Winnri, llcd isuuurr aud, ltli, a.
an'rars ~ record lumv Office.
In wines whereof. ! have hcfsnntp oct tni
hhni and 'rt tue .ual ~ said tuufi. thr
e!ni daf ~ januafy. a. u. 1Qi
rLAf a.. D.. ktiIN,
Hy G.. g. sTANTpS.
UcnWY tlcfk Il
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-28
FARMING IN MAINE.
Information On tho Subject Gathered b.
tho State Labor tomn,I..loucr

Tho fourth annual report OF Labor
Commissioner Samuel w. Matthews has
been issucd.
Statistics relating 10 agriculture have
been obtained from representative farm.
ems In all paris Of tho state. A sufficient
number Of returns have been tnbula,ed.
II IA believed, TO Afford a very correct
idea OF tho general condition Of the agri.
cultural classes. The following sum.
mary Is given;
Number Of farms re,urnei........... so
Iotal value Of farms. Including build.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-03
Governments, stocks and Bonds.

New YORK. Sept For the first time
since the late rise began The market was
really weak to-day. There was undoubt-
edly liquidation of long accounts Of some
magnitude. while the efforts of the bears
We're directed against few of the leading
shares for speculative effect upon the list
in general The market was therefore,
owing to the checking OF buying, less ac-
tiye-a half-dozcn of the more prominent
stocks monopoiiZing Z large proportion of
the total sales.
Rates for money have hardened materi-
ally during the last week, but they are not
at a point where that should have any ma
terial effect upon the buying of stocks, and
10 apprehension in any quarter is felt on
that head Interest to-day centefed again
around Union Pacific, and while there was
the usual number of new rumors in regard
to the company, good and bad, set afoat,
the stock became particular mark for the
bears. and ct It's lowest point it showed a loss
of per cent, most of which was brought
about by hammering pure and simple.
Transactions in the general list were small.
The opening was strong and confident,
but the demand was not as heavy as during
the last two days, and traders and bears
soon got TO work, with soma chances of sue
cess. and aided by some realizing, hammer
ed Union Pacific down materially IN the first
few minutes of trading. The rest of the active
stocks were treated the same way, although
declines were smaller. A pressure, how
ever. was maintained until near the close,
the market showing several feeble rallies.
The close was active and firm on rally,
but for small fractions over yesterday.
Railroad bonds were weak in early trad
ing, but recovered later in the day
Government bonds dull and steady
State bonds dull but firm
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-03
A REGULAR HOODOO.
Union Pacific Causes Another
Break in Prices.
THE GENERAL LIST Is FIRM.
Rumors Absut U. P. Good, Bad and In
differest-Cau Money as Low
as / Per Cent-Cotton
Advances Again.
Commercial Resume.

special to the Gazette
New YORK. Sept. money closed at
2 per cent. The highest rate was ) and
the lowest /.
Exchange-Steady. Posted rates s. s3@
So.
Silver-9SI.c.
Sugar-Raw and refined steady, at pre-
yious prices.
Wool-Fairly active for both domestic
and foreign grades.
Wheat-Options heavily dealt in to-day,
with prices weak, closing 1}z92c lower.
Spot lots easier.
Cotton-Spot lots steady Middling up
lands. SIC. Futures closed steady.
Cofee-Spot lots quiet, fair Rio cargoes
19c. Futures closed barely steady.
Hides-Steady. Buenos Ayres, dry, 1874
@l31zc; dry Texas, 10(d12c.
Stocks were active this morning, there
being quite brisk realizing in some of the
leading stocks, notably in Union Pacific,
Burlington, Missouri Pacific, Rock Island
and Louisville and Nashville. At the open
ing there was some display of strength, but
it soon disappeared. and by midday prices
were down Is to 27s per cent. In the after
noon the market was irregular. There was
less buying. Some of the list, however,
recovered the early declines. Closing
prices are irregularly changed.
Atchison, 49,.
Dealings in the dry goods district showed
n little more activity. but while the demand
for fancy grades is considerable. the move
ment has not yet become very general.
Bonds dull
Denver, Texas and Fort Worth certif-
Gates. 80.
Fort Worth and Denver Is, 9S2<.
Atchison general mortgage As, sll3.
AtChisOn incomes, 500.
Missouri. Kansas and Texas 2's, 49,.
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Is, IS.
St Louis, Arkansas and Texas Is, &c
Texas and Pacific Is, ST.
Texas and Pacific rs. 32E.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-03
The Cotton Market.

Special 70 the Gazette.
New ORLEANS. La. Sept. 2.-Atwood,
Violet < Co. say:
Futures Liverpool was very active this
morning, advancing 6-Gi, with spot sales Of
1000 6ales at Lied advance. New York
opcud 1920 points higher. but quickly
lost the improvement, declining II points, I
part Of which decline was afterwmd re-
covered, closing barely steady. Liverpool
closed weak at a loss of points CT the ad-
.d<anCe. This market opened IA points bet
ter. all Of which was lest. but of which
were afterwards recovered. We
give these details of the market
10 show whato tremendous fluctuations
are occurring daily, and how futile it is TO
of the market. ii crop accounts are as Sc
riOus as reported to US and others, the
market should certainly advance further
The question IS, and can only be
determined, perhaps by the bureau report,
whether the tremendous percentage of loss
viii be confirmed on the 10th inst. 1t
hardly seems possible that such tremen-
dous injury could have been done IN
ten 10 twelve days and yet It may be that
the injury has not been over-eStimated On
this Mans the market, and we will advance
or16ecliue according as there are be-
sdaTnage, In the meantime We sea
sSut in position never before seen at this
season of the wear We believe there is
not on record az instance where October,
November and December have been
at a<f,remium over middling cotton at this
sssdson OF the year. We are not arguing
in favor of lower prices, we are merely
stating facts. july contracts sod in this
market two months ago over , cents lower
than the price Of next July in the market
to-Gay-whether next July contracts are
now too high or whether they were too
low, the course of prices will determine
from now on. A large short inter
est in Liverpool, New York and
New Orleans has been liquidatcd
in the last two weeks We think we see
evidences of 4 less bullish feeling to-day
than for several days past, and New Or
leans and New York are likely TO resume
their normal difference from each other.
The market quickly reacts from any decline
and there seems TO be buying orders when
ever the market rCccdes.
Free on board sales, zoo bales.
: Good demand for good middling, Liver
pool class. Spots, steady. Sales 800
bales AIddling up J. good middling up
JIG. Low middling and below middling
up l-l6.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-03
Anti-Sub-Treasuryftes.

Special to the Gazette.
RICHLAND, NAVARRO COUNTY, TEX, Sept.
2-The following was handed your CORE
spoudent to-day:
The anti-sub-treasury men of this section
of Texas are taking strong action against
Alliance politics, etc. County Line ALI
ance, No. SIS, Cade, Texas, has elected
delegates to the anti-sub-treasury conven-
ton, September 5, of both Navarro and
Freestone counties, and made liberal ap-
preparation to help pay the expenses of the
delegates to the st. Louis meeting.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-03
Tho stock Market.

SpeCial 70 The Gazette.
New YORK, Sept Union Pacific was
the feature Of the morning on the exchange.
1t declined TO 4Ois under heavy selling. 1t
carried tbe rest of the market with it to
tsome eXs$ht, most of the list showing frac-
tional sWlines. London purchased heavily
on ttEstside, offsetting the sales of yester-
Dug
fins higher discount rates in London
7cassed wider divergence between demand
and time sterling exchange.
There were a few Intellectual attempts ct
Hs.Iy.sbti5 prices generally closed below
yesterdays final.
Gail money closed at l bid The last loan
was at per cent.
There was a report from Chicago that the
Western creditors of Union Pacific might
apply at Omaha for receiver.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-03

MANCHESTER, Sept 2-The Guardian, in
its commercial article, says: India and
China offers are fairly numerous but are
impracticable. Nest makers have advanced
their quotations in consequence of the
greatly enhanced cost Of cotton, and much
Of the production is being fully engaged.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-03
Weatherford Notes.

WEAruERFoRD, TEX, Sept. 2.-The stock
Of drugs belonging to +. d. PinchaIn, at
Millsap, was destroyed last night by the
Commercial hotel falling on his building.
The loss is estimated at $500.
Inspector-G General Gear of the uniform
rank, knights of Pythias, is here to-day in
speeding this division.
A nice rain fell yesterday evening.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-03
Galveston Spot.

Comparative Statement of the Spot Mar
kets.
Special TO the Gazette.
GALVESTON, TEX. Sept 2.-The following
are the closing quotations for cotton on the
spot to-day at the leading markets. together
with the closing for middiuS yesterday, with
to-day'5 sales: