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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-17
ADlES' AND MEMS
KAI77ED UNDERWEAR.

We have demonstrated to many people in the past
weeks that have very superior lines of Winter I'm
" agsar in every grade, low, medium and high priced
IN have in experience dry goods merchants
Noxn stock of underwear with one halt the merits of
|m present stock When out for underwear don't miss
being what we have
Our Cloak stock, Jackets and Capes is without equal
IhM it comes to genuine, stylish, welLmade garments
There Cloaks Jackets and Gapes and there Coaks
nkets and Cape all of them have the marks of this
but it not enough to nave great bullying sleeve
yet if you get just the shape it will be pretty and
Satisfactory If you get that might have been pretty
had been cut by the other fellow how tired you will
n of the thing before the of spring will per
tt you to throw it away.
Never in woman's outside garments have styles been
\ eNtreme Think you every cloakmaker fashion the
HSeme styles and the most difficult garment made
Enido right! Now have spent time in selecting the
proper cut style and fit we will show you both Jacket
Rd lapes that graceful stylish and wellftting in
+ an Brown Navy Green and Black. Various styles of
pillars Ripple Butterfly, Spring, Worth and Sadlery
sVas Long, medium and short lengths Loose and tight
4tng fronts Plain back Coat back umbrella frock
1Nehaye them all and to follow. Plush capes
efe the go this season. have both medium and long,
plush and cloth Our prices low be found
any city We solicit call Goods shown with pleasure
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-17
THE SENATE

WASHINGTON. Oct. 16.-Whcn the
s.nnie met this morning, Tie house
10 vote and liod Office IN that portion Of
Oklahoma known a. the Cherokee out
let was taken mp.
Lodge. Republican Of MassarhngettA,
spoke az length an lis proposed amend
uicnt 10 the rules that senators present
and not voting shall b. counted as pres
ont Tor tie purpose Of making q quo
rim. 4 lengthy but nninteresting debate
followed.
At me O'clock the repeal bill was laid
before the senate. jones, Republican: 81
Narnda. took the il0or aud proceeded 70
deal Will the function OF floney, is val
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-17
LATE RAILROAD NEWS.
pESsoS is HEADQUARTERS.

UNISON, Tex, Oct. 1G.-(speeial)
IN this time on Denison is head.
Sss Of the Missouri, Kansas and
~ Of Texas, in fact as well as in
y A, A. Allen was today appoint
saefal manager of the Missouri, Kan
"a Texas Of Texas. 1t is under
Y NAT be will still remain general
+ !, ,t ,'t lnt Of the entire system.
BUSINESS of the Texas system will
-4alsd hern. The force in the freight
''ul'ors office viii be increased in
\ q everything going to st. Louis
PARSONS Only statements will be
y NON here. General Manager Al
issued his first order today. appoint
80 W. Pe,heram chief engineer in
=. aN 81 departments of bridges, build
M 7aa fe'ds OF the Missouri, Kansas
n n' ,sias Of Texas, with headquarters
No.. ~sa'ise' general calm agent of the
49,. hansas and Texas will make
~. 80 his headquarters. The car de-
b,,s ' and store department VIII also
general manager here.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-17

he was not wen, he said he would RESUME
az another time.
rcifer then took the floor.
=, rainier OF Illinois soon got Into par
Elementary squabble with Kyle aud Al
Mr., Palmer was complaining Of
and Mr. Kyle regarding II n,
an impuiation upon senator's, asked
him to specify one speech made to con.
Mr.. Palmer replied. ~ believe tho
senator from Nebraska" This was as
far - he got Mr. Allen OF Nebraska
70 whom he referred, called him 70 order
Mr Palmer said he would not take anyl
thing back
Mr.. Allen denied his speech was nn Ell
Tort 20 consume time aud added; II am
nor here with brass cpllar around my
meek. as soiuc senntnrs IN this ihanhet
aiN. | am mol hew IN ln the Kidding OF
sunle man who puts a chali around my
nook and tolls me what TO do
Nlrr some rnliolnN IN ilic point Of
order Mr. Nollun suggested The matter t.
be drunnel
~ ih-. nv relicr objected. saving h
WIS tired OF The incrs-lul criticism II
The press and frnm uther sources that
ilie opponents OF rrupll we're wastiuI
time and chlrctcriEing thclf course ai
revolutionary The next iilue such q sug
gesiipn was made ln him he should cat
the author 10 book.
Mr., CnNum's suggestion WIS adopted
ami the inNter dropped aud Mr., Feifel
resumed speech.
Al q o'clock Nir. rurli observed that
Tho senate Ind heel, IN session sever
whgh lm moved TO adjourn.
Mr.. Nunrhfnr expressed the hope ilN
motion would BE- voted down, saving ht
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-17
rnr rnNAs coLLEcroRsmr.

WASHINGTON. Oct 1G.--(spcclaD
While there y no probability Of any
eoiioclofship appointments during the
present disturbed senate sitnaton, q new
Interest has been added TO the Texas
division hy tie expiration Of the term
OF Collector Brewster Of the port oi
COrpu. Christi aud Laredo on Saturday.
The fight for this place Will now warm
senator Mills visited the TREASURY de-
narimcnt This morning 90 nrgc the APP
i1inimcnt Of r. G.. Earnest Of Laredo,
and there N everV PROSPECT Of this being
done. lilo also sought 10 hasten the ar
poinimcnt of Davis at III paso, which
seeins now only question Of time.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-17
THE CHEROKEE BONDS.
English Capitalists Representatives
Have Made an oner for Them.

TAHuEQUAH, l. r.. Oct. 1G.-(spe-
ciall-S. S, Fears and I'd Chadick.
claiming 10 represent English capitalists,
have offered the Cherokee authorities
par and $4,000 accrued interest for the
Cherokee bonds They obtained un on
ton Of twelve days on the bonds. At
Inc expiration Of that time 100000 Is
TO be placed In the sub-treasury at St
Louis, subject 30 the order of the Cher
okee nation. II this is done the auihori-
ties will at once proceed TO Washington.
have the bonds engraved and turned
over to the syndicate and the money will
be deposited with the United States
treasurer.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-17

"a iNubtrt L. iNtiNs OF ititnO, NnNflu
N. Meredith Of Ellis county. aud sheriff
Tom Bell Of liill county, are in the
city.
The following persons registered at
The Gazette bureau today;
Ira q. Wysc, Grccnvillc. Tex; Mrs.
z. VI. Belle, Houston: Mts, r. NJ Heard,
ahachic; J. ;, Hardy, Waxahachie In
ter.rlse;. Miss Lulu Wilson, TERRELL Il.
j. kendrick, Waco; NJ -. lNendrick,
Wacn, Tey.;N H. H. Stevens and wife.
MacO. Texas; r. j. Holland. Dallas.
Tex, j. l.. Schcn, Gainesville. T'xas:
Ms. j l, Ggben, and daughter Gaines
VILE; Lmma Eshilson, gainesville; Mrs.
rille;Enma Eskilson. Gaincsville; Mrs.
j. r. Caur, Dallas; Miss Ora Ramsey,
Dallas; Ms. Ross Lus,er ana daughter
Celeste, Mrs Lulu lArgrnl, melissa, Tex;
Mrs, W. q. HUFFMAN, Dallas. Tex; G.
w. Wood, Swan. Tex; Wyndhnm Rob
ertson, Dallas; w Il. Kane Dallas: Lon
ny McCoun, Dallas; Matte IL. Larlsins.
New Orleans; Winefrcd II. Gerlof. Dni.
Las; y. J, Thompson. Dallas; j. IL. Cord,
Dallas. L. a. Suheit, Chicago; William
j, Mckewn, New York Joseph w. Spiv-
ey, Mexico City; +, \ Midgcn, New Or.
l WEi,,, Ggoi spriRSol poll@s; W. j. Bme,
Health journal, Dallas; r. T.. ppkln,
TcNas Health Journal; G. +. Waugh,
Nki,vnhu,.hfa E,nt,,,,n,Is,.. 4 ~ Nffs,,,l
Wolf, SI,x. az " H. -, Ga. Gasrf
~, NY ~ - ann,F"h' reolsinha'
ih II.h i i5,,',,iT 1i'e' VIE FONT! NJ
i,b7 sbioi1 w, w. '',n,, ,it' i.H'
SrInss S,ui,h III ip'N ,noriHl' ,; Mt,
1n9,h. NJ '"s' 81, noRN,u Annie
nHve2, Hiiss t,,.,. 'Si'' .i,'' ME- Saile
H., 81, ,r,,,. M ,ts ,,iill'ho4si Mlss Tu'
YIN. m!i -"t,S hnuule ,MNi,nh,E' MS,
, niine npHu ~ ~. ,Mhhllhs and
ny N''' nil vouuiy l.S9S' ahi d.
- iniii.our' " m1ut SUM, ~. ~ y; Nc
~ I,Sl' N9s9,lh o9n,,P' Mayor Nhns'
I'm, hppn'r, Tutor Nou'aEmr brmorIAl,
=, nl -, 1sNlArnN mug y1it3S N9!urlc-
UI"9elN'I; or ,gdnI' Mts; W; u wright
pA1Wes; MIS- AaiE Chirk' 'Nilhagri A.
d. room, ,D,allaHi r. - Iuoihl-ln' i,hro'
,s'I, SiShlhR.F' j; !. lmWWhrN, Ma'o'
W n; NoN' Mosluter Mesquite ifa9k
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-17
GRovEn Wow nR rnnnE.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 1G.-It sccms
now certain thar the president and Mrs
Cleveland viii not visit the Worlds
fair before It is closed, a. Il was hoped
ihcy would few days ngo President
lllgginhplham OF The exposition
company wrote a letter 10 the
president, cordially aud earnestly
urging him nud Mrs. Cleveland
to attend. but the president IN a ietior
sent Ia Mr. HiRginbothnm. Saturday nm,
hohnccd that he was unabln to leave the
city nc this time.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-17
THE uuNTsyI1IE CASE.

HOUSTON, Tex. Oct. 1G.--(speeial)
-I,epdrts from East Texas tonight say
that fifty miles Of pine timber reaching
from Montgomery county toward the
Sabine river IS seothing mass of fame.
Ihe whole country IL dry and unless
min falls Il is feared the loss TO the
yellow Iine section OF Texas Will run in
10 the millions. Several fne milling
plants and towns are In the path Of tbs
storm and grave Tears are entertained
The wind Is from the Northwest but
not strong enough to stop the flames
from spreading.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-17
AGENTS
WANTED

TO canvass every county
in Texas for the Semi
Weekly Gazette. A lib
eral commission will be
paid. During the fall
and winter good agents
can easily make from So
to $40 a day. References
required. Write for
terms to the Gazette, Fort
Worth, Texas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-17
SOMETHING PRETTY,
That's what lilo said She'd See aud
She May Cross the Dark River Co
See IL,

HOUSTON. Tex. Oct. 10 (spciall-
Tonight Icssc Douglass, q negro went
To the house Of Minerva Reed also col
orcd, and handing her a package. Told
"sUmrthing pretty" She did so and q
terrible explosion followed. burning her
so badly that there il but little hope Of
hpr Tee, very. Douglass wns arrested
and jailed. Among other things found
on his person was a coniurc bag contain
ing a broken dime, a rabbits foot and
piece OF human bone, broken glass
and other irinlrts.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-17
McELRoY AND COMPANY.

NEW ORLEANS, La, Oct. 1G.-lSpe-
cial.) -Mcl3lroy and Go. say Futures
The spot demand continues good Ia Liy-
crpool, sales there today uggrcgatng
1900 bales, and futures closed firm NJ
an advance Of 3 10 4-6f. The senti-
ment has been bulliah for some time
past on the light receipts, and vixen oili-
cial news was received Of Il rather gem
ernl frost throughout the belt East Of
the Mississippi, there was active buying,
both by shorts and new Investors with
the result thnt prices here advanced III
points from Saturdays closing. As usual
after an active hui movement there was
some reaction, and the bears took adj
vantage Of " 10 hammer prices. They
We're assisted In their eifarts hy a tele-
gram from New York that Mr.. NELL
bales minimum. and that hg figures
will he published In u few DAYS There
Is. Of course no way of verifying this
rtimor but u has been generally sup
posed that Mr.. NELL would not issue
any estimate until after frost.
Fac recurrence OF the rlmor after
last nights frost entities N 10 some
crolence. We are inclined to think. how
ever, that so much has been said upon
the subject that It's effect upon The
market must have been largely discount
ed. The public Is likely 10 turn from
theory 10 iutIr, NJ We nave before hull
IN these market reports, II receipts were
expanding some faith might be placed IN
u large estimate, but until the movement
bears some PROPORTION 10 The prophecies
Of a large yield the public cannot he
expected 90 accept them rs gospel truth
Tomorrow the movement 10 this port
will BE- quito considerable, the estimate
being 23OOO bales against 1900 last
year and $1,000 bales OF all ports. 30
FAR this week the ports have lost 500N
bales A. compared with last year. aud
Houston. which Is accepted as Indicating
tine general Texas movement SIN eon-
tiuues 10 fall materially belan1 last
season.
The senate Is still working on tho re-
neal bill anil undOuliedlV viii find some
escape from its present dilelnma. In the
meantime l.tilc attention i maid 70 Il
by The market Heavy frost Is predicted
IS the weather bureau for North and
South Carolina and Genrnin tclirr'
We. however. are payigg little attention
10 frost runOrs. for reports Of recidnls
nni spJt demands are claiming our al
tentlon esclusiyely. The sales of snotr
here tolay are 1900 balss. Prices wer.
nnr-od ~ Lie and 1uniei y@n Fr,,,.
but Ire majority Of sales were made NJ
an adYaucr 81 i-se-
MILLS AlTAcHED.
WICHITA E l5,s ~ iail nSS % ,sPe.
'aAA'f 49, fa1ar f.fnut olnttn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-17
personal MENTION.

Among today's arrivals were Ca.h ST.
pless OF the Sherman Register: Mr.. ana
AIrs q. o. Hunter Of the Democrat
4. H. Hardy OF The Waxahachie Enter
prise. j. u. johnson Of the san Antonio
Light. Frank II, Hargon of the Ila1o
News. W. H. Warlick Of the Arlington
Democrat, Il ~ Glifney Of the Iuus-
ton Post. Colonel john llDeney Of the
Abilene RCD ster. ]. W. CraylOn Of the
Fnrinersyille News. Thomas W. Perl,in-
and wife Of the Wyiie Register. III. y.
Godfathrr Of the Cleburnc Review. Dr.
NJ. Manson aud daughter. Of The Rock
wa,l Success. VI. ]. Cox Of the Mesquite
Mesquiter. Joe T. Green Of tin. Lancas-
te- Herald. WIN Sargent Of the cors.-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-17
DnuNKEN cHocrAws

Murder ono White Man and scrI-
o"s'v shoot KS C''nprnlon.
TuSkAHONA, I. r.. Oct. iG.--lspeclnl.l--
A dispatch was received here today froin
Caddo, ]. T.. stating that while two white
men named Fisher and lsnrley were ON
their way home from town. they were over
taken by three drunken rhoctawa who on.
ened nre On them. one bail pnSsirg through
bnTlcy's head, killing him Instantly
tlsher was seriously wounded. hut was
ape 70 drive the wagon home, anu cOuye.
the dead body or his companion, ufiircrs
are Al.er the assassslns
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-17
THE REAGAN CASE.

WASHINGTON. Oct. lG.-In The
United States supreme court today. the
Granger case from Texas, known IA
Reagan against ihc Farmers Loan and
Trust company In which is at issue tho
legality OF fnfglt rates established by
tho Texas Railroad commission, aud also
the Big Four railroad and other indiana
tax cases which were to have come up
to-day, was set down for full bench
four or i've days hence az least
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-17
ALLENs AppoNrNENr.

WACO. Tex, Oct. 16.-(Special y
1t is announced here in railroad circles
that the appointment of Mr.. A.. a.
Allen. now general superintendent OF the
Missouri. Kansas and Texas railway;
TO the position of general manager %, OF nil
viii be announced in few days. His
headquarters will be at Denison.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-17
WIN CARLISLE.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 16.-V ooilsfs.
sherman aud German called at the treB
ury department aud had an Interview
with Carlisle today. Although the na-
ture Of the conference was not dlvulged,
Il y believed 10 have been In relation
10 tho silver hill
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-17

iiors preferred IN the instrument possess
claims, aggrrgating abou, S0OOO- Ike
toial liabilities amount 10 about $1,000,
VITA assets uoninnly the same. Lewis
ago AMI caught tue business depression
almost from the start.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-17
REAL ESTATE. .

/ Being IN liquidation. we osfcr great
yLriety OF Real Estate holdings, conslstmEl
OF hne Residences. business and building
lots. and an Immense acreage OF improved
and unlmproyed lhnds for sale At s2cti-
ice.
THE AEHcAxsrs NATIONAL sAhK.
FORT woRTH. TEXAS
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-17
|GySSSHygIJDB G.ySSaHygEJaR

headquarters here today ~ general com.
Inercial agent of the Gulf, Colorado and
Santa Fe railway. In this connection,
1t IS stated, that the Santa Fe Is pre-
pairing TO come into Waco, probably by
a branch from Valley Mills. only twenty
miles distant. This is declared TO have
been in contemplation for some time,
and II comes from sources that are re-
~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-17
DEED OF TRUST.

waco. Oct. 1G.-(Special.l "A deed
Of trust was filed at midnight last night
by /. ID. Lewis, dealer 10 harlMare' , rai-
; i ID. d. Fairchild. The cred
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-17

WASHINGTON. Oct. l0.-H James
u, hckcls, comptroller Of currency. has
lott the city for Chicago TO attend a
meeting Of the bankers congress during
the present week.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-17
A rnnEr EsoApEs.

TYLER. Tex, Oct 1G--(Spgeial.l-
The white man arrested here last nigh
ion stealing Sl5 broke away from thu
officers. lie was shot az twice, but made
his escape
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-17

~DOSALp,s NEW lon

Isl Il v X. Z, SIs6ioaasSIi;- Ispeciai y
ssai ss;sly .son uatiI tbo and 1eo Ara9sa-
S'Hse' established ais
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-17
Fc,EIEAPEST
UP TO DATE
CHEAPEST

ryevboly at this date to be looking for some
a 49,. ,tra cheap We have noticed lately that an
,sv cut on goods does not bring the crowds as of
lore IT,; 10 hr,,r = oro1 20 ou no.. n -,
% going to get rig Mt up close to your pocketbook
y" prices on lot of Dress Goods that will burst your
s urs string ,uw
in value CSC to 81 25 per yard; width SO to SO inches
n sm and fancy We don't say that they are
4 % ,sos goods but sty and colors just good as if
SSsv vere Now Monday will make this special sale
fyou not hand ou will miss the best bargain
Unit on in Fort Worth
" OO yards Atwood all colors plain and ia, S. YES,
= h from 65c to 81 25 per yard, go at PR, W. I.e
#sny $50. Is this cheap enoughi You press tk, tn
o. We do The rest ="
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-17
GOVERNOR HOGG
ON COMMISSION.
Feels Confident the State
viii Win.
BUT IF THERE ARE OBJECTS
In the Commission Law the Legis-
lature Can Mend Them
BUT IF THERE ARE OBJECTS

When Called Together in Special
sessIon-Has Nothing to Say in Re
gard to the san Antonio Tramp
ce'2pisodo---Has Not Determined
Where He win Live.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-17
DENVER RATES

|.M n NJ, Worth and Denver railway
NJ ~, noliay excursion tickets 10
|.,lioa' WY y, AN, AMI Northwest to meet the
.tslh n ~ 9l g, lines selling same IN liz
~ d. ~ southwest. The same iasis
IL ann Aue dates Of sale and limits
De,essI a. which will be some lime
~.
git tate y, No nh aud Denver announces
y Sbrie,o beaver, Pueblo and Colo,
~ ibek which viii take effect V to-
sos as bs Ass WI be S2l. 40 instead Of
|',i Dsaser y oet y, the Fort Worth
p,lnts ~, IN -sh tickets from Bowl
ne Daals7 S ". 10 Dallas. on aeeovni
.rs; STALE fair at the following
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-17

cana Couricr-obsssycr. Walter G. Saver
" Fort Worth. V. L,cklanl, Jr,, Of
DR.. A. T. Smith OF Eddy. NM. John
T. Hooper OF san Antonio. {. a. Mah-
eley. county clerk OF Galveston county.
John w. Doe Of the Iowa Park Texan,
W, y, McCurdy Of the Beeylllc Bee.
Col. Robert l.. James OF Iiano, SHERIFF
n Meredith of Ellis county, aud Sheriff
Tom Bell Of Hi county, are in the
city.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-17

a s.eAraEs It may he
y ssp .sss's's,a sEs v q e, ne
Z Ne f..pT XXI January IN Mn ,S,.
pfalnf ,,r tl- siilss SURF,
sr1lWfl'k,L.. N ibe Emerson uprlxlt
y M vlnnsf .w,erelv be lucky Euess,-
Iisno nay ~, sot,lnr at all about
.. \. NJ Xxx z Tihe acnysns,.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-06-09
Domestic Marktes.


NEW YORK. June s, 1so3.-The Flour
marker-recelpus 2S,257 packages; exports 400
bbls and 2641 sacks; sales 1900 packges; the
Flour auotations-low extras at os02 40:
CITY mills extra al 8 bOa4 90: CITY mills natents
4 4o@4 60; winter wheat low grades at So59
"a 25 Nnnesota a clear hos 1o straiSb 1e
do at s 5oIa4 io: d do patents 3oI4 10. do rye
mixtures 9O03 5O superfine at / 75@2 15;
fine at i70a2 10. Southern Hour is dull and
quiet and steady. Rye is easv and Gniet. YVES.
tern at b8GSSoc Wbsat ao a,sn huS ss $40
bush exports l45. 4G5 bush .saIes / co. 600 bus:
fairlr active for export at easier prices, closing
atloat at 71s4e: + o b 7l14s72c No / Northern
at 711ac;No 2 do roc; No hard 7s14c Corn
receipts 10000 bush exports 1926 bush;
461ac elev. 4est a47c afioat; No 2 White 4oc.
oats-recelpts $4,000 BUSH; exports : bush :
sales 12S, 900 bush moderately active and firm:
Chicago at 37Is@3sc; No 8 at CSC white do at
38c; Mixed Western 36a3SI@c; do White and
White State at 3S1a G46c. Beef is quiet and
steady; beef hams dull; tierced beef dull and
steady; cut meats; mitidies inactive and steady.
Lard is quiet and easy; Western steam el0sed
10 90: city at 9nog9 30; refined quiet Cont
de enr NJ 4o ; 10 dniT h,3
steady: State dairy at issa2olsc g do crm 2oa
esletn dsaIy at iA ~ &c; ~ cream o
2o4sc; 90 factorNat 49!5 Eiginss M 2ode
new arge Whse sse DO T eJ SI
small at 9SglCypaIt SKINNED az ltas 81. retro
leun quiet unne9 5AHsc. Coffee-6le> steady
an1 Gull; Noa aEi1c. sngaar,mraw irnl and
l-le9S4%c; NO 7 at 4s-lcc; No at47 leg
45sc; MOP Ct 7-i6G4Mc; NO 10 at ~ @
9.I6e: no at 5,lsga41se: no y az "A
q 5 p I % 4
Sac; Confectioners' 3-16@I5ssc: cut loaf
a. "a %5 ls-lsci crushed SM @a i5-lee; pow
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-06-09
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL
Quotations Of Staple Products in the
x Leading Markets.


Stocks and Bonds-Money Firm-sterling
Exchange Weak Government Bonds
Steady - Railroads. Stocks Closed Firm.
At New York, yesterday, money was firm,
ranging from 4 to 6 per cent; last loan at 8,
closing at 5. Prime mercantile paper was quot
I'd sos per eent. Sterling Exchange was weak,
with actual business in bankers bills at 4 85
"a s51s for 6o-day bills and 4 S794 stu for
demand; posted rates at 861a@4 ssh Com
mercial bills SAGA s6hs. Government bonds
were steady. -. Ss,s. H.
The stock market showed resting power af-
ter midday, and q general advance in prices
took place. Manhattan was the special feature,
rising 31a to 1854; Chicago gas rose to esA,
Lackawana to 140ss, Union Pacific to 2914,
Western Union to 80. After 3 O'Clock there
WAS reaction of rs to per centiatter in Man
haitian. Reading sold low as 1855 and Cordage
common fell to 12M. Toward the close Lake
Shore rose to 1231a. A fifpner feeling prevailed
with sales of 1900 shares Richmond Terminal
common, reported to-day at ~; this is the low
psf point ever touched, The general market
left off tolerablv firm
The transactions at the Stock Exchange az
gregated ZIG. 800 shares.