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The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1893-12-21

SwARMs and bevies of school
boys and girls will be given the
freedom of every city in broad
America now for few days. May
Joy be theirs for the Holy-days.
The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1893-12-21
The EAGLE screams

THE EAGLE screams q merry
Christmas to every man, woman
and child in New Mexico, and es-
socially to those in White Oaks
and Lincoln county. May they
live long and prosper, as Rip Van
Winkle would say.
The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1893-12-21

AFTER all that has been printed
about the Mexican revolution,
there seems to be no certainty that
there was any revolution.
The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1893-12-21

ONE way to get silver into cir
is to discontinue issues of gold
and paper of denominations less
than five dollars.
The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1893-12-21

Up north they are writing
poems ON the beautiful snow"
Down here they are still writing
'em on paper-haven't had any
snow.
The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1893-12-21
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Medal and DlpIoms.

Mems extra large cashmere and silk
mufIlcrs, also very nice China silk hand
kerchiets in lovely new designs at Zieg.
ler Broa.'
The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1893-12-21

The Eddy and SocOrro papers are ex.
changing talk on the probability. or as
the Argus has il, the certainty, OF the
extension Of the Pecos Valley railroad to
Roswell and thence to some point on the
Santa Fe next summer. To an outsider
Socorro seems to offer an advantageous
point of junction, aud 4 couse the line
could not give White Oaks the go by in
case II heads across the country from
Koswell There's too much here that goes
to make business for a road. When You
hear the whistle look oat for the cars.
The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1893-12-21

Ir will soon beswearing-off time
again.
The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1893-12-21

A party OF eastern capitalists. said to
have some connection with the Santa Fe
railroad system, is visiting thu Grand
Canyon Of the Colorado river for the pur.
pose of investigating the feasibility Of
laying an electric cable 500 miles in
length along the river, with which to
drive small boats through the black can.
yon aui other scenic points, where cliffs
over a mile in hight overhaDR the stream,
The power is to be generated by wat I
wheels driven by the current OF the river
" the water will be diverted into canals
and dropped into tho river again.
The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1893-12-21
STOCK IN NEW MEXICO.
A Santa Fe Live stock Agent gives SOM
Figures to the New Mexican.

Figures to the New Mexican.
Assistant Stock Agent Baird of this
Sante Fe was interviewed by reporter
for the NeaC MeGican last week and gave
some figures in regard to the live stock
business of that road in this Territory,
whic' are re produced in condensed form
below.
Mr.. Baird estimates the cattle business
of his road for the year just closing, in
shipments to market, at $500 cars. AL
lowing the average of 80 head to the car,
this foo's up grand total of l66400 cat
tie carried 10 market by that line alone.
But besides this number Mr.. Baird
says he has assisted in moving $4,000
head to raLches in Kansas and Texas.
This makes over 100000 tile that the
San a Fe has handled, seven eighths OF
the number going to market. How many
have been handled by other roads and
how many are still in the territory is not
shown, nor probably accurately known.
But figures given regarding sheep are
perhaps more Interesting. This road,
bv Mr.. Bairds data, has carried 10000
sheep out Of the Territory; and in addi-
tion he says he knows personally Of 245,
900 others that we're trailed out, priuci-
paly into Colorado, making grand to-
tai of 395, 900 coming under his observa-
ton alone. The bulk of those traitsd out
went from single comfy. TheB fig;
ures by no means represent the sha p m
dustry of New Mexico.
BY way OF comment the EAGLE would
suggest that ihe present condition of the
Territory offers vast possibilities for eS-
paDsion IN cattle and sheep raising. and
especially the latter, to which its climate
is admirably adapted. 1t is sparsely set.
tied, and has q vast area of available
=. grazing land yet un reclaimed.
While the new state will join the sis
terhood as one OF the golden belt of min
rral states. com paratively limited ares
of which is adapted to grain growing
yet sLe is proving herself favored re
gion for the grazier Fruit culture il
her sunny valleys is also proving sue
cessful. and New Mexico will i'll few
years become the home of numerous
and prosperous population Of stock grow
ers. horticulturists and miners.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-05

Chicago. H.. May 4.-Opcrators In
wheat on the board Of trade today We're
inclined to be conservative in view Of
the panicly condition of things IN Wall
street. The consequence was prices re-
manned steady and values were not much
advanced, as the bnllish nature Of the
situation and crop news would nave
warranted under otlrr circumstances.
News from abroad was unpromisihg as
TO prospects for crops. Inc close was
steady nj a gain Of $50 for the day.
Corn was fnirly active aud strong.
The market closed with May only 1-Sc
below the top, gain of lie compared
with Yesterdays close; July 3-Sc OF, the
highest Ut IN advance OF lie
Oats We're active aud strong.
The provision market was firm Sep
tember pork shows a gain Of iOa
I,arl $1,000. Ribs. SlIdO.
leading futures closed-
Wheat-Slay n -; July a. i-se'
corp May 43c; June AZ Bic July
a l-9c; September 10 LIZ
Oats-May Bic: June ~ '-sc; dN'9
10 1-Sc: September ~. e,o-o
IInr,ILImly si0.5g; September 5000
shert ribs-July $40; September Slo'-
O1 IL.
No. . spring wheat Il 5-se; No. :
rel Il 3-ic.
No. > corn &c
No. . oats 3lc.
Miss pork SOLO
short ribs sides loosel D.SD.
IN sailed shoulders p5oxedl h7a
shot clear sides tboScdl Slo.2Sgl"'oo'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-05
LOCAL MARKETS


The following quotations are revised
daily aud will be found reliable. both
wholesale aud retail. az specified
pound, lie; wnlnnts. extra large,
per pound, Zoe; 1lberts, per pound.
- lie; Brhzils. new crop. per pound.
II l-2c nuts, assorted, 25-lb boxes, Com.
et brand, lie; pccans, new crop. Sc;
rroi brand, d 1'2c: choice white. hest
quality, Bass brand, n; roasted. white,
best quality i2c. cocoanuts. fresh, per
peannt ' roostn g NJ P"orlc S' one one.
half busbsl size. sic 90; popcorn and
pcanut roastcr combined. at factory,
PEANUT r caster Boss, $G5 90; popcorn corn
pIed ri Fuiis,Ifuriish pruncs, per H..
Zoe. French HOS md Ibis b0.ib bores'
10. California nos and zoos. 6O.lb bnxes,
l9c, 7(s and SOs Ire. COS and 7Os i4o:
California fancy ryaporntcd. peeled
nrnches. 25.lb boxes. per h.. none; IN.
nj. n. II f.1r. Dates Ford. 10Th boxes
H.. Fica choice lavers 1O.ib boxes. he.
s,ncv III. fnncy hlnct CaIifornin. borea
Nv, 19't u, NUNS pitted hayes nor
H. name, California grapes In sacks.
,,6,. IA n lnndon LAYER raiaons. 2O.lb.
no,cs, 50 25; California secdess ralslns
~ ,nni.,s cholrc ryopornted. Lfi'lb.
~ aPp ky Il, n 10. iTime' bo'ib bo,es
nc n, 1oc
Ialiv Now oO.Ih. and 3O.lb.. mills. psr
n, 1 81. h.lL nails nor Jol I'll III.
ipirascrves- Alb dis. two dozen 10 cnse.
mar AN "a 30; Bib pals. ono doz. 90
ease e per doz., 81 90; 90,lb kanakins, per
10, Toe a.a
no Mi IN sst,0 nor case '' 'V''' T''V'
pc. uvA'' t, 800 I'm n, loo. TO-. ooih
Appie H. D9 ~ A's'' --O''
RIanin syr.n-Old.time ouarts. 1 doz
On rssc 81 10: half gal. 1 doz. 10 case,
M ho. / rai. ialf doz' 10 case, per doz..
$il 20.
hc; NV salt 3i.1c; green snit, 8 lie;
butchers green. . l-2c and Be.
Wooi-lsight medium, 1IdlGci low me-
dunn. i4Giitc; fine, 15lil0c.
Horns lioofs and bones, SO 90 per ton,
u's candIes. -caraucls. assorted navor,5.
nayor iii. BOX. 400; Jnpanesc strips,
oacoNnut flavor, pound box, Coo; rock.
assnrie1 and white, Coo, French kisses,
ner H.. C5c; chocolate creams, Al. 00c:
lemon drops, frosted, PCT box, doc; burnt
almonds per box, 9lc, creams, hand
n,ndr twelve varieties, S5c peanut
biDcks. T5c: Isannt bar, per box, ODE
,osa,,,,.s assorted con. 5-lb box, TJc;
m,orshmallows, cherry brand. bib box
81 ". n,i,cd candies. nails prr H.. Z i-2c
$50 ',...-.,.,i M r.. dnisy- IL NJ, CREAMS.
al,g. s ,,i, r,ndv IA nails. 4 lie.
,.rn,,n frttits--A pnles, green, fancy
49,, yori, nor bld. $500 Lemons,
MsM io h,noy sC;0s. 81 80. or
$3.50 800. IfIarida. fancy bright. per box,
No. ~. 15 y 'o1 I50s l i9ds 2C0s BANANAS
gancy BmcHeid. S2.5gd3.00 per hupeb
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-05
THE MARKET
Spot Cotton Steady and Un-
changed.
FUTURES SOMEWHAT WEAK.
Wheat Corn and Oats Affected by Dealings
and Failures In Wall Sircei-su.
gar, Coffee and Pro.
visions.
PRODUCE.
THE MARKETS.
FUTURES SOMEWHAT WEAK.
PRODUCE.
ST. LOUIS pRopuCn.

st. Louis, Mo-, May -Flour-Firm
and quiet without change
Wheat--Strong early. unsettled later,
closing fairly firm and 1-4c above yestcr-
day No. . red cash. ~ 3-4c, May.
GGf DC; June, 40 5-SaT0 DIDO. August,
II 5.Sc; September closing at ~ lSc.
Cern-Aivanccd Use early on wealth
er reports. eass4i of 3-Sc and closed lie
above yesterday. No. mixed cash.
10 lie: May, 20 lac; July, Al LA
II ;,-Sc.
Oats-uneasy and higher. No. . cash
and May, ;3c: July 29c. August, y 3-4c.
Cornmcal-Steady ut 81
Whisky $1.13.
Provisions Firm but very quiet.
Pork-Standnrl mess, Sl35O.
I.nrl-S1O.12 IL.
Dry salt meats-Shoulders. S0.I5:
longs and ribs, SOLO; shorts, SlO.35;
boxed loo more.
Bacon-Packed shoulders. STOPS;
longs aud ribs, S11.00; shorts, Sll.25.
Hams-Sugar cured, S13.01MliOO.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-05

Kansas City. Mo. May i.-Iatile- Re.
ccipts. 300; shipments, 1901; slow, 10
lower: range steers. S3.aDn+ou; slip.
400; butchers S3.Sl1I 10; stnckers and
feeders. S9.506I461; bulls aud mixed,
Sa.oOfiI a..
Hogs Receipts. $500; shipments 3l'h;
) 10 10 lower: heavy STiMu q; mix
ed. S1.0pet7.2O: light, Sl,I0il.2pj pack
rrs. S1.log1 %; pigs. S6.1OftNlD; hulk
sales. 81. lthi1.2O
Sheep, Receipts. $500. shipments, 100
steady; mutiunS, 50 1sti5.I1.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-05
FINANCIAL,
sTocKs AND BONDS.

Now York. MAY 4.-Wnll street was
startled soon after opening by the inil-
ure of Henry Allen a. Co, house when
because of its qualifications inChicago. anu
other Western cities commanded y iarSt
patronage and exerteh great innhfitce
on change. Almost AT once came me
failure of Il. l.. Smythe " %, ahu lAttr
III s,,snension Of Schniicr Walden was
known All three concrrns owe tner
misforttines to the remarkable decline
In cordnge stocks. Of which they wene
heavy longs for customers VINO nil NOT
respond TO calls for margins. Through
out the day rumors OF other INJURIES
were Impending. Brokers and others
were In trcpdation aud exclieinsht ny
fear OF further calamities. liquidaiions
We're on a wholesale scale ana Intense
excitement prevailed as various Trims
sold their customers out and perfect ava
lnnche of stocks came on the matktl.
The drop IN prices was unusual. even iot
times of panic and denoted the serious
straits IN which spectators hnd iheI9-
selves. The fact that London and l,arls
bought heavily aud that investors here
with ample means also took stocks ireeIS
failed 10 stem the downward current.
Two or three sharp rallies occurred but
the rise only served TO increase the de-
sire to get out
lust previous 20 the close was bad
break In general electric, cordage, sugar
and Manhattan and. the manner in whieh
these stocks We're thrown over board
gave rise 10 rumors that other hrms
wonld suspend tomorrow. Investors.
however. continued 20 buy and me
Thought obtains the panic IS approaching
its eliminating point. Declines are II
ia IN nafioual cordnge. IS IN preferred,
"a In sngar, Ii IN preferred, IN
|. American cotton oil IL in Big -Four,
ri IN huntington Qnincy. 3 in ST. Paul,
q in general electric. in Lake Erie
western. preferred 10. Manhattan. j.
Missouri Pacific 3 Ill New Jersey Nh M
man Paiare car 8. Richmond Teninal
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-05

"a; June. so ~; July, 81 ~; Aug- 81
~; Sept. % ~
l,i'r- Easy. quiet.
NnaSse-- New Orleans nrcn kettle
good 20 cLoifc. duh m
Coffee Options opened near months
steady. Ear mon,hs b.uNly -, - iwpis
down 70 10 points M closed steady. >
points np to > points down: sales il,.n
bags, Including MAY, Sil.in; Iune. Sill
in iptr. StiNsMis Ia AVG 1910;
Sept. SlIu5: pct.. Sil lobe. Slin.
spit lilo dull. steady. No. I. 10 ~
Sugar-Iiew hrm, refined active and
firm.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-05
LIVESTOCK.
The RUN OF FEEDERS NORTH
seAcKeas UP.
Dolnss Around The sloctyards- Local Sales
and Shipments Somewhat
Personal.
LIVESTOCK.

Iohn Day. a stoetman NJ uosi.tt
nnr1.kted a hnuch ~ ,attia ,.,,s,a,tn,. =
r,ou ,nar,l,,,,, 81 Gin.
M o" ha. Ill.,, nsn shi, ~, Ainishe' = mere
~, nus SN'ipnNs e"iN' :" 'ne ma
".n' =.
,,,asa ~ ,, ao"u u " pionnn sht satie anu
u'e ..., IT, hi"n Vi perF''r' 'oio'' came
:"
Prices OF Texas cattle appear to be
on the upward move in oil the big live
stock markets.
Grimes county t.attletnen are said 10
be looking blue over ihe outlook. grass
being poor and rain needed
ouis Uunning bos snlb oho,, 1ooo
hend az New Nexie, cattle Thry wore
loaded at Albuouernue and Skinned TO
Colorado.
20 -, -,
Ipe t 1na,,'i nt' ,,iu u Ie icAuN
V ~, ciu" mii w hyiu ~ AuS' ~ u
~ ,a,s ".r', f i.i, " .u'as ~ e>'c" III
"eiS'.S " '"' W." ~ "t'''u'
1t is estimated that during the six
mouths OF the NoriuS inir WIZ re-
lulre 1000 cattle = day or IN al 2,a4i,-
VIZ ~ ous,' ~ iieil, 'ie '',''eu'e"
q. w" Mlller bought tweny-six head
of cattle from Abe Mcneil OF valley
Falls yesterday. They averaged about
$50 pounds and brought SO per hun-
dnnd.
Mr. Williamson of the firm of William.
son 4 Blair of INDEPENDENCE. Mo, was
here Yesterday. having iust returned
from Ills Southern Texas ranch. where
he has been shining ONT cattle
NJ IN S,ar1,ans nro,niro,,, nan,
chnnt Of Nrnns6eld who mas extensive
livestock Interests, marketed hogs nj
Kansas CIV "Wednesday. which sold AZ
81 %. n high price for Texas hogs.
NJ. N ~ M. 20 ,,,,.,,,. A.,
MI - p Tn,, VI Apnns, d M lui,r
hetel iaV"s . ~ iVreE oo,p3ull ~
sa,teIs' az aiiu w. - WI WI ~ n,, al
rims in t, sWetnn'g,'wo Ieau ~ WI WI,
pouhIu SHUTS Ut Ff''' Ut 81 ho"'s "e"'
pesu"''
-Four hundred fine Arizona steers
from the neighborhood of tombstone
will arrive on the Kansas Cty market
next week. It is said they will be cnt-
tie In prime shape to go on feed IN Kan
sds and Missouri.
The Coleman-Futon Pasture com
pany had train of cattle on
The St Louis market Wedncs.
day. from Sintou, Tex, in.
Guiding bulls and stays at $50 and
S2.7J. cows and heifers at $500 and
Na
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-05

lat i'll
Alfnlfn Sred 81 bo ner hushel.
Hny-I.oosc. locni. per ton, 81 90, best
Fnrrsy. carlond lots e. o, b., SO 90 per
Ton. Ton lois. 5000; choice upland hay.
car lots, I. o. b.. 81 10; retail, 50 90
and 50 30 per ton Balcd hay, A5c TER
balSS;, p,,... -, o,s,n,. Ma .
Coo; No. 2. Ode; /. o. b. az Fort Worth
Bran-Per ton, Si4; retail, zoo per
100 pounds.
Wines and Spirits Whisky -Rcctlned
81 3O0l2 % as per proof; 4 yoar-oll
upwards, 81 6Odi2 10; sour mash.
years Old up, Y 9,Ha 20 o0 as Per MI
llies, 81 O0d3 20,
Wines Pure grape. per GAL, a up
wards
Brandics- Pnrc Tennessee apple, 81 2N;
pure Maryland peach, 81 90; domestic
coEnac, 81 1908 90; imported. ~ 500
Gins-Domesilc, pcr gal, 81 0Odf3 %,
Imported. 50 3ndt0 80.
Vegetables -Caulinowcr, per dos. $500
az 90. beans, per hn, 3;o0no.O; peas.
per bn.. S1JO0t2; pumpkin yama, 81;
sweet potatoes, pcr bn. 4Mloei squash,
s sg G ssSSnse per- SS'es'' t SsS Ss
nrr H., Slfi0c. oyster plant. nor don
lunches, 100; spinach, pcr dor, punches,
40c: heets With tops. per doy;. blnches.
[. HYrT5c; asparagus, nor dol. hunchcs, 10
diSi: head lettuce, per hill, ~ 90 "a
5000 shnllots per doz punches, 2Olt
l0c. mustard, per doz. bunchee, ludnnci
green onions, per doz. bnnchcs zoe
radish, per doz lunches, 30&70ci
lev. nor ,los. lunches. 35c; celery, per
III, bunehea. d0N7bc; furnips. per do1.
lunches zoe: horserntiish, per h., Sc
to inr. rhubnrb, per basket. sian 2b;waa
benns' pcr bu, Nl.5OlfI new potatoes,
81 an nor huahcI.
T-po,itry Ergs ana Butter -rr;cea mid
hy dealers -Old hens, per dor, 800.
spriing cbies s large, 500 Per dozen.
,,s,,a' iOr, Der dozen good country huttrr,
5ns.9 connmon. tbc DOR pound; creamery,
So ,.,. ma hons sa,o nor do,
hctAilctr ~. 49, "a "a TX, ~ .
spring chlehsns' NH mil Si111 p ~. I 1o@' ..
slring emehy''' ,rnsh' ~ ~. non,i I.
butter, Houui a,,n,-y osc ~, p ',,,,,s.,
butter, comln3n vo' ~, ~, ioi.Do
4Oe per ppuau ner daz II npif1 o..
praifie chickens per w. ;;,,o St.oVlaoO;
Mild duck per DOS N-VoNt<'oVi Inallnrd
ducks, S2DUn3VVi slulriei.' eneh, lqr,
Cotion--t;ool middlinE; \, lO-l,c; strict
middling, iY,lVe mlJdi'pg, u llri0ci
q i.lc; strict good ordinary, 0l3-10c:
good ordinary, O-ioa.
nr,gs---Qu Quotations based on small lots
a, retan dealers. Aectnniid. per ounce.
ioe, per pound, ,ioc; nesuo ACID, per h..
L. ~ enrboiic acid, eTystY per h., BOO 10
o.. muriauc acid, w. T., per h., 20c;
,i,rie acid, v. ~ per iD' -ioi huiphurin
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-05
RECEIPTS AT UNITED STATES
nnpTG
DAILY MOVEMENT AT INTERIOR
TOWNS

Galveston, Tex, May l-(Spccial.)-
Augusta Receipts. 80; shipments, lis;
stock. 2O.549.
Memphis Receipts, 100; shipments,
$50; stock. 55,422.
st. Louis Receipts, Gtel: shipments.
1890; stock, T1,21T
Houston Receipts, GJ5. shipments.
2G0; stock, Si52.
Total today Receipts. 14l5, shipments.
42s,i; stock, lG0,38D
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-05

New York, May !. Money on caii,
irregular, r'neiug from Q 10 -, closing
i'nme mercantile upper ,NfS
Sterling exchange. very weak. 4I IA
GAS IA sixty days. 4.SI 3-iqiSS IA
demnud.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-05

New York. May 4 Especial. A. Sterling
--Bank. 90 days. 4 - i-Nifl ~ IL.
Cenmercial, ,pl digs 1 81 i.4m4 10.
Keichmarks-C omnierciak 60 days,
3 IL l.Sd5 IL L.
Francs--Bank, ca days, 8 IS "a.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-05
IEw ORLEANS isNCHANGE,

New Orleans. ia. May A. -(Spccinn--
Sterling Commercial, 90 days / 81 "a
IA 81 IT.
Fraucs- Commercial 10 days, . 1874,
New York sirht-Bank. 100 premium.
Commercial. 10 premium
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-05

~. York. May 4.-Wheai-Spet
~ ,n,Ierately active; No, rel
i n, rs l-offT7; oltienS opened weak
aslinej on failure Of Henry Aliea
20, s " aver SfsitrlAy No. = May,
" .rsSq hoS. lame. n l.: July, 10; sept.'
OF f,-,,r- c,ot< stronger, .quif'. 10. =
r-,ssH1 10 elevator options faliiy &c.
e ~ s,roor. :-Slz5-Sr higher; MAY. 90
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-05

Galveston. Tex, May 4.--lspeeial)-
Unsecured wool-Alafket closed steady
and unchanged.
Fine. this day 1T@1s IL; yesterday.
Aisaiun, this day. II 1-2a1o; yeater
day. II 1.2kg4a.
Fine this day. 1910 IL; yesterday.
15diG ~.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-05

London, May - tSpecial.) Bank rate
this day : I-li; Yesterday. : TIA
silver This day. u GIG: yesterday,
rs DIG
- consels-1'his day, os 7-S; yesterday,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-05

Galveston. Tex, May H. ,SpecialA--
Receipts thus far this week. ad,lbS
Receipts same limo last year =. i3,im
iiecents this day .......... 5.Sin
Receipts this tlay last year. I.1Sa
Total reefs thus far this year. t,Ill,Sn
Iptal reefs thus far last yenr ,NIHltfis
Difference Observation-Disclosures ,Ol3,Slt
Exports To Great Britain. aS,8uG
Exports to Franco ........ 5,3Id
Exports To continent. ....... 2,OOl
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-05
WOOL.


1t. Louis Mo-. May l.-Wool Re
CENTS. 5000; shipments, @AlWi Slightly
lower for Missouri and Illinois, medium
al 2laai II; other classcs and grades
unchanged.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-05

t,onsas city. No.. May A. Wheat
isise strong; No. red. 6iMd4 IL.
&AS Carn1 Active. 1-36i;s-4 higher; No.
mixed, 30 1-2'a';S -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-05

Galveston. Tcx.. Alny 4. Especially
Sterling. 10 days. 4 IS
New York sight. lis dis
New Orleans sight, is dis.
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FREIGHTs FROM GALVESTON,

Galveston. Tex. May 4.-tSpe,iaL)-
BY steamship from Galveston. Tex;
no Liverpool ..........,...,- Ia
To Continent ............,.,. I'D,
10 New York. .-..... .43c per 100 lbi
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Galveston. Tex. May I isre,4ai.)
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Galsestou ncS May 4 Especially r.
Polarization agents prices IN round lots
By the car load fog Louisiana sugars:
Market closed strong and unchanged.
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New orleans, Ia, May 4'--MHFKfI'
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Cotton futures closed steady ] 60
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