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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-24

pece,ps for week 30 00S pigs Exports Tor Week ~
ytcrc hos hoen dragging market again this
80 and has required the hardest Kind OF "o:k To PR
nt a frther decre Possibly the average i0f thc week
vas little lower but the general range Of quotations -
lr slnc previously given fc'. day o'nS mol1ss
cclver, thought they evidences III ne dcn"ihu Vi
roro confident feeling buyers However thls may
be- the Impression f. becoming tultr genera thit he uUM'
ward tendency has been checked ana II ne o It,te
IL, .n.nt In the trade the market TIER zone
throughout Scarcely Pennsylvania creamery hI7 D,h
red to obbsr, ~ week past Inc grocery trdu' aoIO-
INC tho f,w lots arrive Extra llgn l. gong 10 Nhni
IL l1ycrs nj 3OI3OLc and other western extras al -J
8o I'M The quality ha, simply perfect to command
he outside figures indeed. they represent rather sna
p1ft of current sales All grades below idnc are apu
AMI and ,r.lrr bought than sold al Quotations. h'ti
creamery and old state dairy neglected ana lover 10 't'
t.nt.n and selections from the best ocsllt bFlS '@-o
readily: much stock shows lack OF t''u nor OF
less Old milk and Irregular color ana M 20 go ron
downward. Outoftown buyers are 'aNlhS % ,,H
ouanty Of IN, western packngs but local trude j. du
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-24
nprcSrD pOULTRY-FROZEN.
porhToES AND VEGETABLES.


Old potatoes been In liberal supply uG, Sweet
changed Havana and Bermuda new hod steauy onons
p0faes dun and lower under liberal offerings w ~ NJ
Havana q fair demand at ySdFN - r.
cose' , lew nStra reaching - %. Norfolk kaIe anu
SDra rh show wide range quality and value b.t chI
tGc@ sells wei when large and well headed but poEr ons
Graos Erorlda beans In moderate supply, aA,u
chac lots wanted ut So rarely 81 per crate sIo.-
led or otherr sc inferior down TO - Or less
- I'm nlenty mostly below prime quality ana duu
oe Strictly fancy would meet fair demand, bht
only A. moderate prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-24
FURS AND SKINS.
kIrNDRIES.

Peanuts steady at 9tac FOR amy hsnd picks o
and -, f5.c for Spanish shced nr 81 oIc vt
40. no dun IA az &c; VirGnia No shenea uun
nj 4aiic and No. a 2isd2i2c. No Important move
nent I'm hickory nuts and prices nominal at ood65c per
bush .., A. -. 10
2oc. . .,.r
quoted at 9diic as and style OF package but
there il very little den and -a-, -,
tub .tock al 80 g6c syrup quiet at 60p7Gc per gal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-24
FRUITS ANp BrEUIES-F FRESH.

Receipts u apples somewhat lighter Jle last week
aud m. market aitd % little nrntr position. which q,
maintained the CLOSE although arrivals ar now hb r
Ou.tg must exceptionally hnc % reach our outside
qro,It Grapes are ia Moderate supply ana quiet
continue ele-s with values almost nominal.
Forld, orange, supply. and fancy grad rule
ffn but there mproytucnt In common qualities.
Iinrit, .trawherrl.- arrive In small ot- aud sell we'll
when choice but gr"n gr small aud have b. 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-24
otatons are hased on American stsndard Of casfea
STAINED.

Good Ordinary. ....44 Low Middung g. ., %
Strict Good Ordinary47s Middlin"- ~ li'io
Gross receipts February 22rFIoi9 Noro!k y PETE
I40; New-Orleaps 3516; Charleston, 800 CAV es"i
1887; Georgetown, ;. c., 1l3; railrosh. lOl6, tot1
1915 a fair degree u animation ~ No
Option line, with irregular range OF prices " Long
selling quite during The early session pOnp'el
ly weaker Liverpool market, leading 10 break OF 40
Icnts Then came the biz port receipts, which oOHSnt
about further decline lI3 points. Later in the cav
however the port receipts at NewOreans for @-moIf'N
were estimated 600 5000 bales on which te
was considerable covering o: shorts Is result the
market developed strength and finally closed Ia points
higher than Saturday last Sales. - 400 bales ca,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-24
MILK AND CREAM.

Tho daily average receipts Of milk and cream az me
railroad distributing points In and near me CITY
for tho week follows Erie, 0ol cans OF MIX
., ca Of condensed milk and 2 OF cream susQue
hanna $50 cans milk and II OF cream PeflsyI.
,ana Poughkeepse and Boston. 85 cans q milk Now,
York Central and Harlem, 1000 Of milk, % cans Of
condensed milk and cans Of cram Lackawanna, 2SOo
cans OF milk and 10 OF cream New-fork Try anu
North.ru. |, Of milk ewHaycn and Hartford
57 can. Of milk ontario and Western 2SI5 cans Of milk
West Shore. $40 cans " milk 81
can, OF condensed milk and Il cans Of cream NewJersey
milk and 10 cans OF cream and by
arcaneons short routes 1000 OF milk and so
OF cram The total daily supply has been 1854 cans OF
mix Ii9 can. OF condensed milk and 1897 OF
The demand has been dull and the average price paid for
mo surplus ~ 30 can or 40 quarts The milk
Exchange price. remains at cents a quart
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-24
LliliS

Recent. for week . 800 bbs and . 03J cases. ndrr
rapidly Increasing receipts and adyic's u much lar,
transit the decline IN prices Tor
fresh eggs va very rapid following our last rp"rt by
Frli,v 49, had become the top pslcr on h-t
West. m and ,ary sale, on saturday Wer" maj" &c
nN.r but Satu r!ay The WnS a. much demand
"a. -1npl, and the week closed nriu NJ lNr. To-day
lTur-dil with DAYS receipt. amounting T. about
OOn Ibis there further decline. lac becoming the
Ion price for gooi-. hut trl" f. now liner a-ing
AMI receiver. gene rally hopeful That The dccn" hn,
nsur thn sale ~ tn quantity
q llk,ly arrive this week. although II arrivals
.loui show further material increase IL l. probable
that som. further concession may b" nee s,aty
state and Pennsylvania new laid, per dOt....lS a
49,, u.v. lad fancy ................... . ais
lALl hOL ~ q =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-24
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New.York. Tuesday Feb. 23.-BEEvES- Receipts. 14o
Sf'S SaGoa S Tor expiration IN Gesed as and u
carloads 70 b. Slaughtered n part 70, he EgIODsan market
Easumfns Compaay. u ear .% fcS j. Stern and y
.1saS Hf beef !" feSaas a,
Latest private cable adylces quote Refrigerated beet
''f +. 'asi atSl a. sA.me,,s
MiICH Cows-Receipts. head. No trade Feel.
tc.iyss2neeelp,. 900 head; q which .os a. Seth.
5esics1c per n. and Western cayc. at 3atc.
Rs;G e''2 ias'' at s"S 19 calves s''s
soe at ssi2c choiec seGe;ea ysrsasse' At
ssle. p Nelson % ye,l, i5 81 n = svsngs at SIC
flo & S Ss. ss7 Is 8 q &c. DO
G. Dhicnbaek; 40 VeaIs' $40 d. at SIC do 49, H.
5 hInf MI As II s.i &c: " % s or
s d s S TO- 1{ loo good to choice .mS s' a
p i2EaS7 So Very few, sping lambs i" market ouo'a
mutton ;slas slowly os saiCs a5ss;sa
,s rs sSi;s sisn,. So .rar
age s q so D tr loo i 800 n stac d. = %
ia stis .@eeP ioi n a. 80 3 10 Dc e n q. g so
do p h. az ~ IL b STAT sheep 81 r. at ID iGs
Tarabeek { Hcri. a2o Sate lambs, 50 ~ at q 90
1877 do T9t n, at ~ 30 1872 do. az y % 90 state sheep
81 ~ a: 81 IS IS do 90 n, at - 90 buck, 100 n
a
Hume Mullen: State lambs. SO n. at a. 90 II
DO, 20 n. at II 81 81 state sheep BIZ H. at 20 GIL
| 10 do 03 n. at - -.
Newton o3liett go Ohio lambs. 10 n, at - 20 II
| Ohio sheep, 100 N. at 80 %.
jude buckingham oil Ohio lambs ~ ID, ao " p :;
| 20 do, IS n. at ~ 30; 10 Ohio sheep - - at so
Dps Go n M" or hSd9 e a.
iOthst and IL carold. nj Jersey City carload Of
light Western pigs ,OIG 40 - o. per lOo ID ana The mar
| kct i quoted ~ adv 40 Sjaqj 40.
Country dressed firm az GaGIc Tor good heavy hogs; 80
7iac medium dsc light lover Jerseys and sd
Size for Hight upper Jerseys. -, o.
Sales-J. y. PdcOck & sons 2i' western pigs 3d.
NJ average at - o. per 100 r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-24
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For the week ending February %, 1892


peceips for the wec-Beans, l.2s2 bbls peas zo'i2o
bush. az boes Of beans Trade las been quiet all ne
- byt Iiphter receipts and some frmness tom w
have encouraged fairly steady holding Ch3ioe
bpIrht marrow arr reaching " 20 In saiish way o
coud buy lines 22d5c cheaper. Best marks vi
sJ,n and pea seI at 81 80 generally few lots o, amy
@ inphfnS fraction higher. White kidney would Drihs
pea LOUDLY n here Light export orders have prevented
% IN red kidney but stocks are eid
oi1 iur Turtle about gone yellow
WIN ry IN alabic. Very little doing in California Lima
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-24

Warehouse deliveries since February l. 1892 New
York sos bags Bsltmore Si bsee oi h,sa
COTTON-On the spot ruled quiet at unchanged priecs
Sales O7 bales cohsunton also last week not O ore
export Receipts at the ports T.
dav 80 1853 bales aesnt }i9S7 bales this day last week.
and 10 49, bales this time last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-24
.olls, fresh. seconds 10 fr~ts ......
CHEESE.

Receipt, Tor week. 10 225 boxes Exports for te week:
Y btNe.. Iobbers have been stady ar buy
all he week and vlth considerable dcmiud from cNpor-
mainly for undorprlccd RO.i the market has su1rhel
l. from TOP bottom Fancy smalsif" iel cream az
firm ~ I9ldl2sc. Largo size whit ar getting IN h2h
.trk and ar wc controlled IN exporter recently l"ld
l9.c fl- hoNes 10Y Is bottom Irc" at tle co'
IN lphbng l24c Is made for fancy coor'l but %
4 ls., would have ~ b" accepted \ JOY
~ 3,O bo,e. sold 70 shpI,r l2c Lover gr1's ar
.enng much Above their ratlse ynlue. About 300 D'N,
rn-houso cheese sold to-day f,r export 1T l2e ana
avrra los u chonI-r stock ~ SaloA2c P'nnsylNania
closely that receivers have tN
-rLnnl cAhle. % -3Ns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-24
Comparative local stock in store .

stick OF No red in February 90 Sol 80" bush,
agoinSt gs, go bush week aud Zoos bush rs
t,1"" vear ago Stock y" DlX'h February 20.
90 "a hush against OBS ga bush last week aud 1891
bush year ago Stoc o, No oits FeblaT! 70 ,-np's
hvsh aoalnst TCj Os7 bush week and HOS bush
yroI AGO stock No white Oat; FEBRUARY 20 20 lis
hush against 93 bush AT week and 1881 bush
NcwYork Produce Exchanfs statement OF visible sup
Hphr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-24
DRIED HRUITS.

Receipts Tor week 90 pkgs exports for week, i.022
buyers do not ss 'hSw a Zen NOR in mt IN
look il tasis exceptionally tsncy quality exceed &C.
Size Both sliced aud cosf,s cut snn-dred apples are
Stock Peaches shade easier Very little doing In
small fruits California prunes aprcots and PEACHES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-24
Ocean Steamers.


n OMPAGNIE GENERALE Transatlantique,
~ EENCH LIN TO HAVKE EVERY SATURDAY.
ia BlttAGNE. Collier ........ sat, Feb "a a. m.
la CHAMPAGNE Boyer. ........ Sat. Mar. ), q. m.
A. FoRGEr, General Agent No. Bowling Green.
NiEDITERRANEAN LINE.
Nl INpres. Passenger Steamer Service.
NrN.N0rN 20 Genoa Ia less than Eleven Days.
NOEDDEGT~CI HER LLOi ID :. ). co.
sol III OF FRANCE. RIVIERA AND ITALY.
Touching Gibraltar. ~ land passengers 10 Spain.
AV0dlns Northern Latitude Of Atlantic, the Channel
Crossing and long II. Il. Rides.
W.r,, Sat Frt u 10 a. m. Vera sat, May T. 10 q
Fulda sat Mar T.. 10 a. Iuds sat- May IS. 10 a.
WIrrt sat AR >. 10 a. Werra sat Juns 49, 10
Fulda sat. Apr Ia. 10 m. Fulda 81, July g oa NJ
IIs-tge siOO 1925 or $3.50 berth Fr.t Cabin.
Close connection, for EGYPT by NORDDEU TSC HER
LLOYD STEAMERS Nov. and every fortnight there
after from GENOA 10 lSNALIA
OELRICHS CO., Bowling Green.
- HORT ROUTE 70 LONDON
- NORDDEU TSCIlER LLOYD NAILS. S,
NEWYORK. SOUTHAMPTON, BREMEN.
Steamers sail piers foot Of 2d-st.. Hoboken.
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS.
AILER Sat. Feb p. u am. LAlINTues Mar. 3, pm.
TitAvEfues. Nor: am. ELBE sat Mar r. lam
EMS Mar ,, II am. SAAIE, Tues. Mar. 10 an
First cabin. so nd upward berth; second cabin $50
n berth: STORAGE 40 low rates
OELRICfIS CO.. No. Bowling Green.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-24
Visible supply in the United STATES and Canada :;

HAY AND sTRAw-Hay has not ysrl'd since our last
ruling steady with iaF Inquiry snd moderate army
StrlW In light request. Quotations Of hay represent large
ba,rs: small lrrs 90 l-s. DAl-fancy. Soc; choice 10
iancv s0as5c good choice, 70es0r shipping. G5d
%: clover or clover mixed 7Od STRAW-LonG
~, CSC short rye assoc; ost and wheat 30a3ic.
- iOPS-TheIe l. dun and weak narRct Throughout
with slight concessions reported a. SOM cases shippers
orr stli holding aOof On the Hop Dealers, Exchange,
s.l . - bale STAT. June, 24Ic STATE, 1891 choice,
24a,5c: medium. 22a2Sc; common 10 cool. 1sd-nc
1880 choice l7c iridium, l3dl1c; old 7aJc Pacific
Coast 2i0Zfl2c: common 70 prime, 1879
1870 laulsc, common 20 choice
HEMP AND JCTE-Manila dun and nominal. Si.,
l. d,u and Jute butts lIIi We QIotf Manila
Iemp at i,c for shipment slsa hemp SIC We at IA
80 I,e butt paper quality. %; l8gqing. 2Ad2ioc
-IIIfI.S-Tsnncrs light buyers - common grades
generally fat-s. Quotation: fpfi0Na
sia2 az. n 1odl3ac; Imeno, A,rcs, selected, 700
= y. lie; Ce.tml America; 20a22 \, loRGlle :;
uenos Ayrcs ps, selected. lO1!3 d. iuGl02c COriova
EIs' 1913 u IOallc Texas, 2oa25 n. loal2o; wcst
MSianola. ,el,cpd 2ia2s \. &c southern. as thsy
1880 n. =; Rio Grand Gov. 44ed6 n. L. L.
45aGJ n 5Q7c: Texas and 500 60 N. sac; city
> ughter OK. G0df0 -, at CSC.
LEATHER Business continues bri.k and the bulk NJ
low grade acid and nOn-ac1 hemlck sides cfrivng l. I'm.
turned orders from home buyers and cx
portcrs. Quotations undergo very slight changer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-24
LIVE STOCK MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo, Feb. 23.-Cattle- Receipts last 81
hours, $50 head total for the week TINS fur, 6.3iG
head for same time last week. 6,O40 head con
signed through, ,2sO head TO New,i York. LAO head
Oh sale. 300 head opened and closed very dun good
LOO n steers - COZ 10 80. Dghi, poOa 1880 ID.
80 40d SO so: cows, common 10 good W 25ds - 40.
Hogs-Receipts last "a hours, 1920 head total for
week. 1880 head consigned through, 1900 heal
10 New York, 1850 head on sale. $500 head opened
very duh and - TO 90 cents lower; closed dil aud
weak; heavy grades, 50 1875 90: packers and
medium, IS o5as5 10; yoriers. good 70 best, $50
81 10; do pigs and light - 00h IS good heavy ends
81 G5d8 ~ AZ: pigs good 10 best ~ s5a$i %: pigs
common skps TO fair. 81 Goa - - Escorted rclgns
a. 40a 81 6j common roughs. ~ 75hS4 stays, ~ 20
~ 80 30 Sheep and Lambs-Receipts last - hours
5400 head total for the week thus far, 10000 head
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-24
- HORT ROUTE TO LONDON.
n ORDDEUTsCHER LLOYD S. S. co.
NETWORK & CUBA Mail Steamship CO


NETWORK x CUBA Mail Steamship Co.
~ Piers ID aud H. East River.
''' s'H.
c 1a@ FsS
sA 2E aS tuS &'s
E 3s ha direct connection with and ISSUES fs hpcGs S
R Of t. Sa'i S and Ma'ii Ss Monterey and
For full Da iXHs ss vain e s5 i isp Waist.
DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY's
tryrk AND sduT HARhA S iSb lNShk1co
'S% G.sSSs SS5 SSI Ss.ss rsasns.
c,rv From RI r z Ks, IS S"s HSs%.a st.
company" S O. hS Re. FOG Ss 81 sa;s5saSn,
PED STAR LINE,
naS for sd u
ward First So r"a %Sqa S ssn Sn
Co. SEg iST AS:St Bcwss
RED "Dn LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
''0H hA' coRS As 4 EHIq SGttRHo CURACAO
=. =. Nf.NIZCFI4A....-.. saturday. March IL | b. m
:. y. PHILADELPHIA. Wednesday, March o. | + NJ
These American Steamships specially built for the trade
have very superior accommodations for passengers.
- BOULTON. BLISS & DALIETT
Tourist AGENTS General Managers. II walst.
& ANANNAH LINE-FOUR STEAMERS
W ASs &e' "a \ T. s. sesSss
s &
G Ry for FL pSTPts X MGGEoN4IA Eh9RP SOUTH
freight and passage apply to AO'o u"0'' fof
J. D. HASHAGEN, F.; Agt. W. H. RHETT Gen'l AIT
s. f. W Wy SSi IL B'way Cent? r. r.. si7 B'way
H. l. WALL! ER. Agent Ocean Steamship Co. N'
A D YHF ANp FOR
oEivEb AT A. THE n.,t nrG?TS oFicE nrsd
EASEMENTS oa at sas a00Ylss Branch omssS 90 s
eayaar :. eo,; 2I 0shave. 1eT Fourth ave
s6a w. near Sixty nst Tos Firstave
VS. w.. aou assSs,sS
1888 Third.ava '' W. 1hr0svs ;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-24
HEMLOCK.


UNION TANNED.
Aidde backs h'yy.27 d3v Light Backs. Gown o..
Light backS........ % a26 Middle Backscsw a..
~ isdle Backs, 10 d2e Seconds q.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-08

was found Mr. Askew has not yet made
his report to the commission, and the few
facts given above were gathered from
brief conversation with him. His report
when made, will perhaps throw more light
on the subject.
Mr. Corrigan is having some trouble with
his Golfer dam spanning that portion of the
Colorado yet to be covered by the granite
dam. A rise of eighteen inches in the lost
twenty-four hours has broken through the
Golfer dam and torn down about half Of it.
II will several days, after the stream goes
down, to repair the break.
The navigation company chartered TO
operate system of excursion boats on the
lake is now at work laying the keel of the
first boat to be built. The keel is $50 feet
long, and the other dimensions will be on
scale quite as extensive. The boat will
carry several hundred passengers, and will
be gotten up on on the plan Of those that
sail the great lakes. The projectors of this
enterprise are expecting great things from
the completion of the dam.
A great deal of work has been done clear
ing the new camp ground of stones and
underground where it exists. No build
ings have been erected yet. but soon will
be. The ground, containing over 100 acres,
is an ideal place for the purpose, and with
proper care and the expenditure of some
money, can be made an ideal camp ground.
1t is quite probable. that the encampment
will be held in June this year. j. f. 0.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-08
tonight in Laredo and will be in Monterey,

tonight in Laredo and will be in Monterey,
Mexico, tomorrow night.
The route LAID out embraces visit TO the
City of Mexico, Vera Cruz and thence over
the Mexican Central railroad to Torreon,
Mexico, and FL Paso, Tex. From the latter
place he will start for New York via. the
Texas and Pacific.
Mr. Gould expressed himself to your cor
respondent as having enjoyed his trip to
Texas and San Antonio very much and
stated that he felt much benefited in health.
He is no longer afflicted with the cold,
which DIR. Mum states was assuming an
alarming stage before leaving New York.
His color is good.
Receiver B. F. Yoakum of the San An
tonic and Arkansas Pass road, who has
known him for years, states that to all APP
pearances his health is better now than if
has been for some time.
Mr.. Gould refused to be interviewed to-
day on the subject of his having designs on
the San Antonio and Arkansas Pass railway,
any further than to say that road would be
a valuable feeder to any of the Southern
railway systems, and that it traverses a
territory rich in agricultural resources.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-08
RAILWAY RACKET.
Rates Fixed and Decisions
Rendered Yesterday
BY THE, TEXAS COMMISSION.
The Gould Party Headed for Cities in the
Mexican RepubIIc-Brief Mention OF
the Doings Of the Employees
of the Various Roads-
signal FIashes.

Capt J. A. Wilson, livestock agent OF the
Chicago and Alton, visited Dallas YESTERDAY
Col. J. d. Moore of the Fort Worth and
Denver came home last evening from Den
yer.
A. Newman, assistant general freight
agent of the Chicago and Alton, spent yes
terday in the city.
w. C. Lewis, division roadmaster Of the
Texas and Pacific at Weatherford, was In
the city yesterday.
II. C. McAnnally, travelling engineer OF
the Texas aud Pacific, went west on a ousl-
ness trip yesterday.
w. D. Lawson, travelling passenger
agent of the Missouri, Kansas and Texas,
went south last night.
J.P. Paul, superintendent of the Rio
Grande division of the Texas and Paclhc,
was in the city yesterday.
J. W. Barbee, livestock agent Of the
Missouri, Kansas and Texas, got back from
a business trip yesterday.
Capt Sam Hunt, general livestock agent
Of the Katy, will arrive this morning from
a brief business trip north.
]. Patton, division master mechanic OF
the Rio Grande division Of the Texas and
Pacific, was a visitor in the city yesterday.
C. B. Devices, chief claim CLERK of the
Fort Worth and Denver, is at home from
trip to Chicago, where he attended the
meeting of the general claim agents.
{ A. S. Douglas, general superintendent OF
motive power and machinery of the Texas
and Pacific, spent Sunday and yesterday II
the city and returned to Marshall last
night.
j. w. Stacey, superintendent of railway
telegraph, passed through the city yester-
day, after week pleasantly spent at Pecoss
City, Tex, and Eddy, N. M. His was a
business trip also.
w D. Allen. resident engineer of the
Texas and Pacific, will be in the city during
the week to confer with the city officials IN
regard to lowering the track on Boaz street
and TO arrange other matters now pending
between the city and the railroad.
P w. Crouch, for a number of years
agent at Granbury of the Texas and Pa
cific, was in the city yesterday en- route to
station agents association at San Antonio,
and will proceed from there to the national
convention to meet at Jacksonville, Fla.
John hurley left last night to close con-
tract for a six-mile grade on the Rock
Island road in the Paul's valley country.
Mr.. Hurley states that there is no doubt of
the road being constructed into Texas, not
withstanding the reports to the contrary.
He thinks the line will pass between Belch-
erville and Henrietta.
Superintendent ]. Y. Goode of the Fort
Worth and Denver came in last evening
from Denver. accompanied by delegation
of railway men, among whom were w. A.
Denul, general superintendent of the Gulf
division of the Union Pacific system at
Denver; A Traynor, general baggage
agent of the Union Pacific system.