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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-28
THE PANAMA STEAL,
Tho Gazolles Special Correspondent Explains
the Corrup, Transaction.


A correspondent was scat out some
weeks ago by number Of newspapers,
Including The Gazette, TO thoroughly and
impartially investigate tie Panama canal
steal, aud write full account Of his
findings. Ills first letter will be- pub.
lishcd In The Guzcttc tomorrow, Jan.
20.
'shr correspondence win show How
the Greatest Financial Enterprises OF
our Time Became un lutounuoupl Scan
dul, Canal Expenses ia Drhl up to
Date; Records at Panama Show that
over SSO,OOOOOO was Spent ia "Promot.
ing the Enterprise Ia Paris; How the
Contractors Grew Rich Va an Atmos-
phcrc of Corruption aud Death ia PuRu'
mu; Physical Condition of the Canal
Latest Plans Considered and Possible
Future for the Enterprise; Flnsh.light
pon Pictures, aud Condition. Climate,
Pcculinrtlcs. People. Production, ETC., of
the lsthmus and NoirS-~-rinp Country,
with q Glance nt Nicaragua etc.
The article will cover about page OF
The Gazette, with eight single and
double column illustrations shown from
photographs taken expressly for this
correspondence.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-28
FOsTnRs LOOAL FORECASTS.

The storm waves will reach this meri
dian and the other changes noted vii
occur at and within 100 miles of Fort
Worth within "a hoprs before or after
sunset OF the dutes given below.
2S-Wind changing,
Jan. 81. Cooler and clearing
30 Modorating.
81. Warmer.
Feb, storm wave on this meridian
.. Wind changing
s.. Cooler aud clearing
4,-Fair aud cool.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-28
FoR sALE.

Two Thousand Pounds Of Coed BREWER Body
Type Ior Sale,
THE GAZETTE has for sale 1000
pounds Of BREWER body type; heen In
use only threo months; good as new.
WIN be sold In lots OF 100 pounds and
more 70 suit purchasers
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-28
F0R SALE-fopR IrIoa..

sale. '' Nlu /
q, The county commlsdm...,
hngsworth county. res IN. n,'
bi y on her school lands NY ~
county. Tex. and known , wv
Follows, to-wlt; League Z. I.
anu 20. patented 10 tirlle'e e
on March 4. 1902 mfn tssl q
Monday the 18Th day ~ ~,
Terms Of sale are d 49,.
cash Cor such other torn, ~. y. {.
deem properl and balanes :. Y
ume. with vendors M. va
against the land 10 SECURE !, 2
the purchase 70 oney MIA 4 D
tertst per auuum. lulere.,
Ia advance. And the co,,, \
tue right 90 reject any ~ NV.
by order OF The oommis. ~
Dec. lIih, A. b.. iSi2.
Clerk of the county CON,
OF Collingsworth county T
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-28
Nine sAI1a

I,os Angeles, Cal, JAn 20 sherman
Page 4 90. OF this city. and Maicolmb
Mcllefch Uf Ixinglnan. Arizona, sold
nj Kingman 10 VIM Wilder aud 4, =.
Bnlles uf UeAyer Price paid, over
eiJO.0OO.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-28

Berlin. Jan GA luncheon IN honor OF
the r1arowi,N wAs Nvcu to-day by the Of.
hcpra 0f me Alexander Olenndiers, OF
whhM renlmeut the e2ar ~ honorary
coiuuei
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-28
EXTRA SUNDAY PAPERS.
Dealers Must Send In Their Orders Not Later
Than ErldaY.

The demand FOR Sunday Gnzcttes can
not possibly bc filed unless ncws.dealers
send In their orders by Friday night
each week. The Gazette tries 20 pro
vide for the constant increase, ont
finds itself unable TO do so whom dealers
reserve their orders until Saturday. A
part OF tho big Sunday paper is printed
Friday night, ~ even the big fast press
cannot do the work demanded by the
Sunday edition nll In one night.
Send In your orders for extra Sunday
Gaaettes not later than Friday night
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-28
ATHlNG or BEAUTY.
A Handsome Ornament and a Useful Article.
Call al The Gazette Office and See H.

The ladies' of Fort Worth are invited
10 call at The Gazette business Office
aud eNAhline The GAaette's Cabinet
premlam sewing mhehius.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-28

The Fenciblcs ask for the help Of the
people of Fort Worth to get new uni-
forms for their Washington trip The
conspicuous position given this company
is not only mark of honor for Il, hut
win bee good advertisements for Fort
Worth, aud the money given 70 tao
l'enciblcs 90 uniform them Handsomely
viii be we'll invested
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-28

Miss Sadie Cohley, a young hercss of
ST. Louis clopud with jockey named
Jack Mooney This in a new tum In the
matrimonial mce, aud the aforetime sue
ccssful coachnun viii have TO look TO
his luurrla
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-28

Two bills introduced In the Texas
house aud senate simultaneously look 10
providing an equity of redemption for
Texas debtors whose lands have been
sold by legal process. The house hll
allows two years FOR the redemption Of
such land after foreclosure Most OF fine
states allow an equity OF redemption
In mortgages, the time varying from short
to long intervals
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-28
ANNouNoFML.a.Inl.
Nm - -. -. :.

w VI NTWIT
The Gazette Is hcrebry aul
nounce y. Y. Mureland Az "A.
the office OF city attorney \
Aurii election. subject 10 ~ n.
Democratic party.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-28
SPECIAL MOTTO

- =. 4 s-.-llasslsss...
AitIES!AN WATER WIZ.
city, IN karnes enunty ~ ~
ia cash 90 pay for a 40. ~. .sai
otto nuchcl a Co. &c., ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-28

Carter Harrison, in AN aftortllnner
blk at the JIniQn I.eague club rooms ON
Taasday night, said that Chicago wits 700
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-28

The Gazette viii decline hereafter 60
print communications which aro mcroiy
expressive OF tho writer's opiraons. Facts
Ian interesting manure Will be pnntsd.
hut comments viii not be used unless
hpanlaIIN nnIIrIfnh
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-28
FOR CITY ATro11,''

/ hereby announce myself n
the office " city aitorn.s J,
Fort Worth. subject 10 no IN
Democratic nominating cost..
pectIully B. !. N
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-28

lu' Vhll uNNcuuE persons, male or To-
male. 40 prescott authorized tu receive nud
receipt Tor subscriptions FOR the Gazette
ares
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J Va. Harhcc n ~ Rrwiey
w, IA. Murray, W. ~ ltoystpr
E ~, Macrcudy, g. W. Mlsou.
]. Is. buchanan, B. Bnud.
q. A, Read, Wallace Buahulqn.
~. ". Wilkea.
The public are cautioned not tc pay money
90 any other persons representing them
selves as trnyIing agents " this paper, ~
all authority heretofore isaupd To nn.g other
person than those named Ia hereby re-.
NOked.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-28
MORE THAN ANY oTHp

MORE THAN A4N = W.
CBrenham Ban1et
Fort Worth is just now a .s.'
Ting for new enterprise N
as city, and az a rewaIa NM w
try shc Is getting NOR, IVY, WI
city. Her latest acaws'i
merous enterprises Is a
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-28
Pierce Pisrce's Golden Medical

US Npiuen Medicnl NJ.
tainly cure. o'1oi.
1t must be done thro,.,
the Discovery Is H. ~
cleanser, strength-r@foras
That's known 70 medicni ~
ulous affection q the ~. +
Consumption, and ever ~, 2 q
and blood-taints, on WA , ~ b
Lungs, Splitting Of Ill., Q b
ma, and all severe. line ll
unequalod remedy. ltr o'
guaranteed. II II doos,s,..' 2
IN every case, you have vs. -,
Can anything else, At an, ~
as cheapl Wy IA
You pay only for win.
Something else, thst ~. J.
ter, may be offered Al ~ =
haps It IN, for hin, but 4 ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-28

Though less than month has passed
into 1893, the New Year has seen the
deaths of an unusual number of our
leading statesmen and men Of note.
blaine, Lamar, Butler, Hayes Xeunu,
Brooks, are few OF the names that are
familiar TO newspaper readers, that
win be used no more except 70 speak
OF those who were AN Of them have
passed away IN the four short weeks
OF the New Year There will be few
left, II the record shall be kept up,throush
the whole yehr.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-28

A bill has been introduced IN the llli.
nois legislature, which II carried win
probably solve the convict labor problem
and give 20 that state exccllert dirt
roads by the provision Of the bin the
commissioners Of the several penltcu-
tluries are required 60 employ not less
than 100 men from each Institution In
breaking rock and delivering it at the
penitentianes, subject 20 the order of
road commissioners, 10 be delivered al
any designated point free OF charge.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-28
CLOSING HOURS.

The bu slness department OF Tuu GA
EFTTE will ROMAN open until the'timo indi.
Gated below;
pteuIuuys ''.'....,s',.t.s., ,s,,r'slu p IN.
Iuhun4as' ,....... ....s.s.ssss-. p M
other days IN tho week Np. IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-16
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago May Is SpecaD.-The Northwest sold
lot OF wheat here OH its money troubles, anu the
Chicago trnde was affected by the failure OF Lowrys
Guaranty Company at Minneapolis, and by the news
TINT a run had begun the largest savings bank up
there. Prices declined almost cent ioi ', np lou,
j.s cent for September and closed NJ ahoht 'hr no.
TOM Just before the close II was learned 'hh' -,
little savings bank had failed In MINNEAPOLIS anu us
similarity OF title to the big concern III III" SAINT guy,
The Farmers and Mechanics led TO II renewal oi
an xieiy July wheat sold between 80 ID ana 80 -
and closed nj 1918 cents. The decrease Iii the
visible supply of only 3sT 900 bushels was = great
disappointment. "A decrease OF 2.ooDOoo pnsheis nay
ing been talked OF. An ncreas" III the iocal stoch
of almost 500 900 bushels raising the wheat st"'N
here to almost even 2O.OOO,ooo bushels was nao
a bull dI,ooura cement. Professionals were gen
eraly sellers. Partridge continued 10 cover MS
line and was about the only, important r puyer
Inst before the close private cables sad tiit fra,
was getting rain. The local feeling Is ge,tihs w.
pressed IL being felt that the bulls cannot eNpr n
much helm with the financial news so sensational
Corn was steady, helped by good cash cemahu ~ P
the strength at Newlork, and by large des',a,ys an
the local stock and In the visible July sole pe'w,rm
an q, and AZ a. and closed NJ ~ Do cents. ~,
was within "a cent Of July kceWers are pr rrnr,
larger receipts; the Western weather was ~ ,
OATS were weak because OF pressure on me ',,', NV
10 large receipts. May sold from 30 TO ~ d.',,n
and closed al the bottom. July WAS ~ 30 c'.'' " n.y.,
Provisions under the lend Of lard. opened u'c",iy
weak The financial news had some inhueN''' ny
wards were lOa - cents lower; the estimate 10Y iu,
day was 10000. The scalpers wei, @ - ,hn
the decline however the bull Interests cam, ~ t
support of lard and the balance oi the mai Nv, i,
along with lard. that the close WIS '''' ""o"'
saturday, figures. - . r,,i. arn.,
Al night on the curb the tone was niue n' me-,
Iuly wheat was NORMALLY T6 cents puts on jury
IS La IS 3-sc calls, 10 b-oc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-16
rn.nAY.s LNronrs rKOM NEW.YOEK.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


coTToN-Cahc advice> OF Disappointing nature
Cha DrneIpsl factor the further decline In
e. Of only bales Of spot cotton and YET they in
iuded smoun, torwsraca under the new system OF
ny make; declined six points under this sort Of news.
Sich il continued means an increase rather than
Liverpool future market clos at .6ida20id under satnr
nna nsar', ASI cs" Snv OF Ss tns, w shs
hscnce Of crop ncws meant tina, Their was nothing ~.
i.SSF.os the report Of rains in the Mssiispp Valley
hut the idea o! floods has dropped ont a. maInet
i:sS Or 1S much ds%asc @ the part
W.ssspp OF in the sucor section. IL ha' been local
n,t"s market hs. had except io smallest Kind Of
living foi investment On some reports from IeA, mat
s Tne Mississippi River reported to have Oycraowcc it.
banks again TSk.LaSs and Me;ophS is very
,he later place higher than It wa, last year ine A.,
5 G,nas io ne reancse River fully inch Of rain nSs
fallen Cotton in TsNas is 1epo es Weather is re-
pp:cd for ;he Mississippi Valley Hubbard The r cotton
Co. say LIN Lc r. sma Se 70 G eSa. Of our own il
,Snr words financial Developments in London are CON,
nau,s sevrlonsent in Wall street and the West are IN;
nucncinc the cotton "skt & cotton are stated by
IN, SorrSpcnGnt duo to general Man' o Son
adencc felt the gation IN nn eject Of dcnoaliz.
i9s The hopes e, o. (rSat Braim and reflected IN e.
q p,o dpaS5 for cotton from spinncrS who are no, as
sond - hold large stocks. in view o. , ,n ib,onghn
adyIcs resolved from Ienao" w ana ' ,s tT ia'thcr
TIE S%YOrS future market closed barely Zoo Sa,e
% sso.s ,ec,ipts 700 bales exports Ooo onlcs
,cSs 9s7G bales. The port port rsl os9 baeS 0 AGAINST
:; az; e. S bale: ses p 'ody 3 Ge as n s
ISIS bale. Continent 342d e1lS nS receipt, 50 ar
tGN week sos bales eSpo,. Great o Hfs sac 1o
tales ffane orSn,Dc range and close to-day ana clos
iac 5ds last night and last year co"''", "a, IL,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-16
Delaware, Lnckawnnna and Western X. n.
stations IN DIRK foot Of Barclay and Christophse
streets.
SHORTEST LINE. yESTlBuLED TRAINS.
PULLMAN COACHES.

Direct route to NEWARK, BLOOMFIELD. MoNTCLAIR
THE ORANGES. summit, BeTnaidsville Baskin3
Ridge Madison MoIrst9Tg passaie; Paterson Boon:
PArCoNG, Haekett town, sCHooLEY's MOUNTAIN,
Washington. PIiILLIpsBukG EAsIoN WATER
GAP, sTROU D>BUR re-. Pocono Mountains. SCRAN.
Ton. PITTsToN wILKEsBAnRE. NANTICOkE,
DANVILi.E neutrality-suspicious. Montrose. BINH.
HAMrON. OXFORD NORWICH. waIerSiile, UTICA.
6sWEGo. irmAtA. owlGo, ELMiRA, CORNISH.
BATH. DANSNlLLE, EUFFAI.O and all poin0
WESr ,SoEnTn.SwyESr ANp sorTn1wuEsSTTi ,ao rx.
PRESS Pullman parlor cars. Connects at Buffalo
with train for Chicago. arriving oi5 .. M nexs
ssaO 4. M.-BINGiIAMToN NAIL. Stops at principal
-tatinl>.
100 r. M.-sCIAYToN. BINGuAMTON. and Ell
MI \ rXPKESS. Pullman paIlvr cars -
l,iO II. M.-sCRANroN. WIN EsSARRE and PLYM
,,rt 4 XPEEss Pullman parlor cars ,<,,,ss
1850 p. NJ (Daiy).-nrfFAIO LIMITED EXPRESS.
600 =: NJ. tb,ily uFFALo' UTICA and oswEao
iaxfkEsS. Pullman sleepers. - -
TICKETS and PuLLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS .c A.; a. -
7s5 and oa: Broadway SO West i2sth;ss 2S5 Columbus
"a broadway BROOKLYN Time tables. giving fuil IN
fo'w wESco 4 az FxPRFss COMPANY will call for end
check baggage from hotel residence TO destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-16

S.ioaSfe sales $500 bags Cuba Centrfusa s;u ID
test n'cc cost ass ana Ieight al Breakwsr' 4, and IT,
Which were , reduced lioc Quotations Gu. oa' .r anu
lated, 5lsa,.e nne do, 5isS5.e; cubic, iAta'Ssi
xxxX rowSSdsrsS '.aooee mould 11 c%m d,n
ao'S SS windseI 4oidsi.s; RldsessOs A. ga
4eodt'se; 40 T. 4sS4 soc; 80 g. 1i4a4so 80 D. ~
ode NO 10 Siaii:c No IL. i+a444e No a.c
London MAY 15-Cane quiet Java ies 81 fair refining
next month. 1Ss. 80
STEARiNE-The market is dull and steady at lag
for prime city lard stearne; olco IL nrn with sales OF
iso hhds prime 9i,dgSc
TALLOW--Market strong. with sale. OF 80 hhds prime
city az $50. with that price bid and refused at the close
also 100 600 N country at i2d5Ssc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-16
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEY
Coal used exclusively, insuring Cleanliness
and C0mfOrtl
pour Trucks. Protected by Automatic Block signal
sx.,cm Trains leave station foot Of Liberty ~.
Time Tnble In effect May IL, 1898.

For Readng az 90 gU 3 n 10 eTc ;9O
SATURDAY night SUNDAYS. II 80 A. NJ, 100, 49, 90
is 20 . 90 7; NJ, i2;l 30 night, ,.oo ,ao
90 90 5:iJ =. NJ. I2:l5 night, except saturday
nisHt sundays, II go A. NJ. 200. 300 $50 T. NJ
i rSr ptsvlc at 90 90 sa5 A. NJ, 100 80.
, 90 : 10 T. NJ, IL is night except Saturday night.
sunday.. IL 80 \. NJ. 100. $3.50 800 p. NJ, 12:l5
"'p Eor sudbury Lcwsburg and williamsport at 100
90 Z IS A. NJ. 90 30, 80 L. ~. Il 10 night.
H. :l5 midnight. ,, r. ,,. c.,o, e..
, % is &: AS 4. VI. 100. 80 :45, 80 70 Allen
Town j. ii sunday 80. 75 \. VI. 90. 80 ~.
Ear Wilke.barrc Pitt.tOn Scranton, 3 AS a. NJ.
, 20 p 81 sundays. 80 4. NJ.
For Red BSns Long hne and points s9utn oo toa o
di5 r NJ. Sundays eSeep, Ocean Grove and A'oury
For Lakewood. Tens River Baneg,t PARK and b'fne'
CAT ! 80 s:l5 4 N. ! ~, 20 T.; ~ an N
40 =. VI. - ,,. -. ,r,,,ooa Roach
q 40 Is. II 80 \. NJ. 80 AS. 90 ~ l.. NJ
SUNDAYS, 90 A. NJ. 100 L. NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-16
p,,pop.,x ppoDrcF MARKETS.

Liverpool. May Is, 3:l5 p. heel ana pork IN
fair demand Hams In moderate demahu. M n"'"n ~, ~,
moderate demand: cumberland cut about - To 10
lbs dull M sis Cheese In moderate demand Amer
lean finest white and coored stedy ~ % ao o' ,
Of tnrpentine in moderate demand cottonseed oil
Liverpool refined firm at OBS ko,'n IN n,oaera'e ue
mand. common dull nj rs Cd lhn-Spot In poor
demand futures in no demand prime Western. spot
dull nj 53s Wheat In moderate deinnnu: tlour IN
futures in fair demand mixed Western spot, steady
M a. nd. Nav steady at Is Id June steady al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-16
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

IN Y. &. e. ii. X. RR. 20, Lessee a.,
Train leaves wtst 42d-st station; New:York as foi'
lows and IS mintIres earlier from II. Franklinst ~
a,3O A. M.-Dally for NewDurg, Kingston A'av'
daily except Sunday. west OF Coeymas a. Moo,,s.l
S.f5 A. M.-Day for Albany, except sunlay
$50 A. M.-Daiiy for Albany Ltea syaeuse no nss
ter Buffalo Niagara Falls, Detroit Chieago' eNeePs
Saturiay for Toronto. , g., ,u.,v ana
1885 A. M.-Daily, except Sunday Tor "ioA"S s"~
400 P. M.-Daiy. except sunday for Albany vr.cus.
Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Toronto pe'fo'"
Chicago. ST. Louis. . .,.... .,A.,v
$50 2 M.IaiIy; except Sunday for Newoura Albany
s,,s - VI naix Tor albany Utica Syracuse, Roches.
ter buffalo Niagara Falls, Toronto Detroit Chieagos
HAVERSrRAw LOCALS. 2:45; .s:i5 7; NJ, I'M
NE.WBURG LOCALS, s 20. 10 :l5 A. NJ, LID f'5os
50. Is 80, IL AS L. NJ. I'll. r...,.. ~.
Sleeping for Buffalo NIAGARA rsiis' Ioronto' DO
troll pay For tickets tables paror and seepns
o, ACCOMMODATIONS or apply onices Brook
iyn 1888 Washngonst 72e falto9;st Annex *. once.
SAB Broadway i4s Bowery, 81 East l'th-st. IS wess
l2'ths' and az LAMBERT General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-16

csbes-LiverpoO spot gat and rsgHiIar 900 bales
neiudi"s Fss, T Sces a uose
e seoo @ selies NSgran
ers J9nes,nm{bsr 1od4ll September o etooei atla
s,ober November 4S buyers F
<l4d415; Decemoef-'anu"''' "
rlary Az a4.ls ,.r,., a, NewYork has shown
activity speculative buying being qusk .,,ed
rather moe advance at Iavre whlch starru
little By an uanr and made sellers cautious Inc
up some ioea Vas an advance OF 20 TO 80 ponts ot 'n
eoiisequcnee AZ no time been active An icme ILL, ",
market ha ,he Speculative market has been the strong
Strength IA for spot coffee. The SAFES OF iutuIvs
relation IN the had reached only $1,000 bags
Up to today NAY bags June 2ooo ea 900 Sas
ZOO bags 20 bags: December, 500 bags 'sn sdy
9 9se bags total 1870 bags NafA'' '''''N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-16
1--WE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.


soo head total for week tho i hr,a 400 Consigned
for tine last last wSe New 4 York Sao head
saIe Zoo head market opened steady b l0f ug
heavy strong and Is t. 20 cents higher lCr cNpor
steers s. a5a IS 30: good heavy sapPins (, 80 ~ irR
fair good medium steers and he Gcr - common to
cho,ce s $50 ~ So mixed butchers =, oo ,,o %
soclers and feeders higher at - ooG h.t fresh
"a ao s - % yea I and calves 81 5a 30 so os
Receipts last "a hours 900 head uo"i Last l week.
!an loo lar fe;G do Consigned through 1900 head TO
NewYork $500 head on sale, iV''o~ weak hest
opened about steady closed dnii ana ~ Son G
m sSi s r5od SSrker s. 75s$s pg e5e
ne,s neIp ,a ana for week thus far
for same time last week l52o9 hea 200 benG ON
sale. is 600 head: market opened steady for best
lambs slow and weak for sheep: closed dm ,of
sheer rn S'sadE lambs IGr 81 o% IS o fair good s.
81 good best clipped wethss SS% - s., 10 ''r To
good sheep - 25@ s. ~ no wEC' o on Sas Reports
cotte~Receipts. IA 800 head shipments, 1000 head:
Market slow turn low l%wcr eX Sena On mcdmms - 90
prlmne h nthers 8, 81 - Tcvas steers 50 POI
"a 90: cows. 81 5Oa - 60 Iogs-Receipts o0,
GSas sG mRSa and 'J pacEer prime
heavy and butchers Weights - 4og :. oV pp, ri
light 81 45Sf7 TO- pig So 800 he head fair demand
steody clipped Texans 81 5oa 81 80; other clipped
R3a IS 60: lambs, S6DTi -. - ,. :, 900 hand
st. Louis. May ioCatle-Receipts 200 h no%s,
,hp SATURDAYS prices ordinary fed Texan steers
- 1000 head ,o Snlg e. 20. mixed
a. az 10: light S7aS7 50. shccp-Receipts lVVv
head: shipments, 100 head; market quiet woole'
Eof Liberty, May I5-Cattle-Rcccipts 1920 head
sbipments. 800 head Market dull at about la.t
weeks prices best grades: common ana me gun
10, I &c of Twenty cattle Shipped 10 Ne"
York today IIogs-Recepts, 5000 head shipments
1900 head Market steady fair lieh TO pest ne T
=: rOa 81 90 sixteen hogs shipped 10 New lorh
10 day sheep-Recepts 200 head Shipment %, 90
100 head Market opened slow closed hrlh az io'
higher than last weeks closing prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-16

I'm ,a,.i stock OF Brazil coffee the United States
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and higher saYs sc 0 Goth Tote fiom Iasre
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ing aaesn; being s sIa S Sa On one t %ae d n
IA Wheat buyers We're ndcent eemanad
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q q 80 sSi. "'' . 1sE BPS sS IL sacks o6S
8 49, 50 ;, 7S Ss c sa 900 SS boo 200 sS
acuf va. quiet ana ous Sm anna ya ssyau With sales
30 90 DSi' a. .rs'y isI wsse:
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8 oai:, sG s1ssy a. a Ssse
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,aons 40 n 75as0c 80 N. 75dsoe; so T. lSasoc; 10y
Gos $3.50 :A eoos sSas 81 mG s s.
re meal 50 l Re' Do 100 decsd aS Ety. 'ss
Nth feed was 81, es on and ea1s to n SIC per a Oh
GRAIN-wnEAT-1hc net result Of the wheat market t
today decline Of rs the 'sret closing oq ha az b sne
nhs To-Day Fsy isS "ss' dsn
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perhaps through winter wheat section although
esaH.S s &c aGs S the eric s:es ed
s1 began 10 work Upward With rport Of closing
on .e oss S the about nurS on the other side
there were ,. o about eGH divided sn s sS and
Selling feature IN the foreign tho increase
@ ,ai adcS Up SA I.
o amount III The Ss a' u% nd Dc
up %.e S"y 500 BUSH .seh making Rf c
bush since April l. sgsins: Gl+oooo bush last vcar A.
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Isy nds July s J store! ana
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% July price delivered 5000 do on L ungsdd As oo9
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@ steady ssTyd e"" "sy OF there i Tas . %
sl about but .sSss Msansr
IN stocks and esswe os sh@ other side had
= ss Showed q f SsS sT. @
'"rG e :essv $50 ce 600 Of bush
Ss' Sss,e' sr 900 bus" sSer Nav n
:tss s No ? corn no co., over May
sss .S,s. %'lIveTfd Sssaoai fs WHIT sSSo
SSsh sellers option, May'J9as S'c Sfn'ero
CD yellow. 5000 bush. ooe somewbat easJeI
ederatey sssiyc r aaS Se aS 10
% grain srsS There nerea ssc Of o HSP Tea
aus e The sSsst sss Cash cs
.ss re- syss .S sy. s;A !; '';S
Sh .s sIe snos No osts b9" 600 bush 4Ia
s later Ss%Yo,f tea,is gs sy 2eHGooR G%:
soa4sc track mixed 900 bush 50iaso..' o,a66c and
cM.ke: continues nominal two rows1 s'"'e pYTMarkci
Ss nloFnis o8a67c for Lay brewng ,,a csc asked -.