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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-09

| north on Second West street 70 po'n'
ten rods north OF Second South street,
wherein the county paid to the city
the sum OF 81, 332 s3, n resolution was
adopted setting out the facts and pro-
| yIdipg that the clerk be authorized 10
request the council to appropriate lhe
said amount In favor OF the county
| The agreement made at tho tim was
that the city should repay the sum
when second West street was to be en-
braced In sewer district
The clerk was directed 70 employ
competent person TO fearrnnge the
cou nty court and probate files In his
vault with view to getting the olu
and new files In proper order.
Supervisor J. r. Heath was ordered
10 repair the culvert 1T Fourth Eas
and Eleventh south streets.
As to allowing the sheriff down.
town Office seiectmsn Morris moved
that the sherifi's application bc denied.
Seconded by Bambergcr. On vote
the motion was lost. Srlcctman BAN.
berger was appointed to confer with
the sheriff aud provide him with an
Office In tho business portion OF the
city until the Joint city and county
bull ling IL ready for occupancy.
The applications OF ID. &. Williams
Of Murray, and q. j. Schmidt or
Sandy, for liquor licenses, were granted
and bonds approved.
The county physician reported one
patient In st. Marks hospital and two
In the Deseret.
A communication was received from
Probate Judge Jones addressed to
sclectman Hamburger at Provo, stat.
ing that the territorial insane asylum
was indebted 10 Salt Lake county IN
the sum OF Sls3.07 for over payments
at the time the new law relative TO
INDECENT patients went into effect, and
suk gested that the county remit the
same due tho asylum for tbc care OF
Mrs. Bolt, prior to the law going into
effect. The latter bill Is about double
the sum due the county. The com
munication was filed.
Deeds from w. =. Davis by the cour-
~ clerk 10 Judge Blair, and from j. X.
smith to salt Lake county were
received and filed.
Tho claim Of tho Orphans Home In
tho sum Of 1855 was referred 10 Select.
man Hamburger.
A number Of claims were allowed.
Adjourned for one week.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-09
A BAKERS PROTEST.
A Glance into the Situation, With Ap.
propriate Explanations and
Demands.
Editor Deseret Ne,oG

EutW Dtstpct NSWos
A COPY OF the enclosed circular WA
mailed 10 the Bakers Union ON the
date mentioned in the circular. Pre-
summing that no notice was taken oil
our request, rs no answer has been
received upto present writing, i wish
TO say that the term "scab" as applied
TO us rs corporate body is an insult
both to eAployes mud stockholders oil
the Institution, and In connection with
this subject there are fow items Of
information I wish to impart to those
to whom 1t mag concern. In the. frat
place the bread as well az the cracker
dough Of the Eagle Cracker d Bread
Manufacturing company Ia mixed by
steam driven machinery which
not only does away with the
hardest part OF the bread makers
labor but IL In every way more clcanly
than by the Handwriting process, aud
has the advantage ut tue same tins OF
more thorough mixing AMI blending OF
the mass, leaving no particles OF dry
-four or hard scraps In the finished
OItHu NJ u ts-t ~
oand.mixing. This may not amount
10 much In . single batch, but where
. largo bread trade In carried ON u
would amount to quite an Item In The
course Of year.
In regard TO shorter hours Of labor
for which tho operative bakers are
contending In Utah ms In all eastern
cities, there will have 10 be a radical
improvement made In tho construction
OF bake shops and for increased facili-
ties for quick despatch OF business In
the construction and stability Of ba H.
ing ovens. II cannot be reasonably
expected that . frst.class workman
could turn out q sufficient quantity Of
materials In ten hours and do II IN .
clsanly manner II he has TO work In .
cramped.up, dark. dinsy howell In n
badly constructed tumbled-down
oven built Of poor material
a. IL the case In some OF the bakeshops
ut tho present time In Utah. Fifty
Year, ago the operative bakers struck
FOR shorter hours In the olty Of Glasgow,
Scotland, and like all other strikes OF
the same nature engsndered some hard
feelings; but In . very short time the
master bakers got their eyes opened TO
the fact that by increasing their oven,
table and trough accommodation for
the quicker dispatch Of business their
men could turn out more material In
twelve hours than was done In the old
humdrum style In eighteen to twenty
hours. In regard to oven building 1
may remark that, nguratively speak.
Ing, they build ovens In Utah 10 last
= DAY and . dinner. In the granite
city Of A berdsen they have ovens there
doing good work today that were built
during my apprenticeship, over nifty
years ago.
Very respectfully,
Foreman VI Bread Department, Eagle
Cracker and Bread Manufacturing
Company.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-09
DeseretMahona/Bay1k
SALT LAKE CITY. uTAM.
rsis.ap Capital : esoe. oso. -
euspiuA, Osos. ose. -

DIRECToRh
Il Q. HIS. Srssidsra
hosHs THIronna. gJss Prssl4e
WV. RirEH
.. n BARssa
=. 7. LrrrLa.
y. o. CurLnA.
JAMS sHAKp.
HEsnr DHwoopuB
n IL PRERI,
wv. JEsnIEoa.
eHonaE kosszr.
.. H. wHDER.
En- hLDHEDoh
u .. rouno. Cas,xAl
Receives Deposits Payable On Dsmllt
Ssyian ssfis kreAa~es On Me- Y~A An
Svsssa'eo. Chicago, st. Lous. o~aAs. Lssass
- ~ ~ Prtnc,psI contsHsafs, cusss.
81 sne Deposit vaults. absolutely ~
- ana nrsproof. Rents y V t1 per yeas.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-09
COUNTY COURT BUSINESS.
Tho Sewer Tax Question. - Sheriff
McQueen's Downtown Ofllce,
Etc., Etc.

At yesterday afternoons session OF
the County court County Attorney
Murphy was instructed to appear on
behalf Of tho county In the case o.
Walter l.. Price Va. l.. q. Hardy, col.
leotor, now pending In the Third dis
trict court.
The clerk was directed to advertise
and sell lot 3, In Wilkes subdivision OF
block SO, plat o, after deciding same to
probate Judge.
The probate Judge was deputed to
execute deed to part Of lot $, block
SO, plat A, as petitioned for by r.Auer-
bach, said land having been erroneous
ly sold for taxes.
The clerk was requested to notify w.
NJ. Roach, road supervisor OF Mountain
Dell precinct, to bring In his road
loveler.
In regard to the sewer constructed
from the center of Fifth South street,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-09
Following 10 the circular referred To-:
SALT LAKE Cry,
h.s.k. Ar tQao

March 4th, 1873.
We the undersigned employees OF the
Eagle Cracker and Bread MsnufActur.
ing company, whose working time Ia
restricted 10 ten hours dsy,do hereby
enter our protest agAiust the term
'scab" being applied 70 US in the print.
Cd circulars OF the Bakers' Union Of
Salt Lake City, and respectfully re.
quest that the word ''scab" a. applied
70 tho undersigned DO Withdrawn, aud
that In the event Of noncompliance
with said request, we 10 given an
opportunity Of presenting our case
through the public press Of Salt Lake
City.
Factory hands-Wm. II. Hartman,
John wilkins, Alex CroiI, Isaac Hard
man, q. II. Pitts, W.Brimley, h. Rush.
ton, II. Bfimley.
Packing rooms. II. Stanley, X.
A. Hardman, q. Stanley, Crissie
Fletcher.
Copy Of protest to the Bakers Union
OF Salt Lake City. Please answer ut
your earliest convenience and oblige,
very respectfully, foreman Of bread de-
partment.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-09
RIO GRANDB
WESTERN.
Standard ovsga
CURRENT TINE rasu

In Eject -. 7't. 1spi
iFlvrs aAtr LANE
No. s--Tor Provo, Grand Junction and
all points East ......... 80. o.. ...... sos an.
No, a-fof Provo, Grand junction aud
all points East. ....... ......--- I 40 pm
No. t-ror Provo, Payson Eureka and
silver City ...................-bio 90 pm.
No. o-for bingham. Provo, Manti,
and ehlina ...,............. INN AN.
No. Lfor Ogden and wost...... =. ......ll 80 pm
No. l-for Ogden and the West ..-....li 20 AN
an fvr. sltr fANz
No. i-vrom Provo. Grand Junction
and the East .......... 4. o.. .........i0,l 20 a m
No. s-Trom Provo, Grand junction
and the kast....-.......-... ... Ii $50 .. m.
No. 5-from Provo. Payeon. Eureka
and silyc TCity ................ 10 100 An
No. t-From bingham, Provo. Manti.
snd shlina .......s.....l-.......... hiNp.n.
NO. 1-Trom Ogden and tho %esL...... ~ AN.
No. i-ffon Ogden and tho IVES, loo. % ON.
only line running through Pullman ifalaeo
Double Drawing HoOm sleepoIs " Denver VIA
Crane Junction and TO Kansas city and thica.
go via Colorado point. and only line running
Pullman sleeners salt Lave 10 san Francisco
No changes close connections. Safety speed
and comfort
Jisk,s Onirr No. soo q Mntn s,--.,
u. q. DODGE, A. X wEI.pr III. BENNKrr
Gen. hanagsE Zen. supt Ssn. ~. al. AZ
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-20

Am, ral. per dox.. $3.50. hctagon. gal
lon, per dor. $3.50. imperial. per gallon,
per dv1, $3.50.
fltltsESvkS-- Fiye.Pcpud nails, one
ii,9zep 70 the case per dos., $500 ~
10 kailkins, per h., lOo.
EMBELLISHMENTS aud a0-lb; pals,
worm lie per pound; 5-lb. tin pnils'
Per do.., SaT5: u winc-glass. per doz.,
'oSi sehooner per doz., $40.
NOiscAlmonds. new soft-shcn; per
pSund, lSc; walnuts. per h., extra large,
l,-e; hlherts. per pound, !. Lee
braahs Per pound, new crop, lue' pc
cans, now crop. 5 1-aMOc; peanuts, ian-
" white, .pcr sack, parrolt brand. ";
rn1lce white. brass brand, Ic; reasteu
Mnn,,,; nest quality, lie
bhihip FRUITS. Turkish prunes, per
pouih' NJ; French nos. lbs, 1b-ponnd
nNAcs' we; California. 9Oc; 1ous 29,lh.
hlNss. Zoe; fOs, S0s, lie: COS, lns, lie;
yaliiornia eyaporeted apricots, 23-ponnd
foxes per III II lee l.. l.. raisinss,
= crown. $50 Per box; l.. l.. raisins, :
crown 500 per box; choice eyaporated
anpes, au-pound boxes, ii 1-2c; choice
prime, 00-pound boxes 1Oc per pounli
curranis IN barrels, ) S-4diBc per pound;
eurral'S IN boxes. 9 lie per round.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-20
AlMoop YloLErr \ co.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 19.-(Special.)
Atwood Violet Il Co. suy;
Liverpool shows decline of 2-G4
oil arrivals, but the yo.uma Of spot bust.
ness is again large, reaching 10000
bales, prices l-lG lower During tho
early morning and until the publication
OF 5000 bales receipts at Houston the
market showed stcadinpss. but pnsed on
under that influence until January touch
cd S.Ujc. The market remains nervous
and has commenced TO gather strength
from Washington adyices. While the
information was both mengcr and I'M
satisfactory, IL created u buying demand
which gave an advance Of some . points
The apathy Of the sennte is serious
element of depression In the market, as
capital vii. b. Slow 90 seek Investment
80 long as financial legislation tends to
dehnse our currency To the level Of that
Of our nelglhor republic, whose dollars,
while intrinsiell.y richer In silver than
ours, can he bad for about Toe
Weather adyices from Texas report n
stationary temperature with fair wealth
or up to S O'Clock tomorrow evening
The spot market showed rather less
animation today. the sales aggregating
only 1000 bales. of which 1000 bales
were sold last evening Quotations were
reduced Use.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-20
STAPLE PROVISIONS.

MEATs-Dry salt, clear short, lie;
IL lie. hams, medium, y l'ie; bfcaL.
fast bacon, ~ l-Sci Dry SAT- bellies,
~ lie; dry SAT- sbopiders, Dc.
LAItD--Compound' l--ci pure leaf
IL lie. .,..,
barrels, u lie; powdered. half barrels
q i-4e: cut loaf. ia barrsis 1-2c: oui
inaf. n half barrels. q Bic; fancy yellow,
,5arided. o b.se; extra G. . 1-Ssfh l.g,,i
COFFEE Arbucsle's ariosa, % i-2c;
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-20

Galveston. 'rag.. oc.. 70 -tip,lil.l =
Market Closed steady and unchanged.
LOCAL MARKETS,
FLOUR AND GRAIN.

w1EAT-Old or new, No. ., Doe
No. 3. zoe
CoiiN-Car lots, f. o. b., Fort Worth.
ear, as; ear, local Wagon lots, 50c per
bushrl
OATS Texas rust broom rar lois.
( o. b., Fort Worth blulE, Soc; sacked,
We.
BRAN--Pcr 100 pounds, T. o. b., Fort
HAY Gar lois. T. o b.. Fort Worth,
hest Forncy, 80, per ton hest l2,land.
$50: alfalfa, loose local, $40: johnson
grass. balcd, local. $50 per ton; lO1st
prairie. focal. per ton, $3.50.
FLOUR Best patents. $50 per 100
hounds; half patents, Sligo third grade
81 40; fourth grade, Si.0J. Northern
pateut 81 10.
CHOPS Corn and oRis, mixed. pei
ton e1s nor 100 pounds 500
COTTON-Low mld1ling. @ 11-fgc,
strist low mddling. J-Hc middllnR
Z 8.l6c; strlct middling, Z 6-1Oc; good
middllng 1-lOc,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-20
THE MARKETS,
McELRoY * co.


NBW ORR .EANS. la, Oct. lo.-(Sbs
cai ENcI,iroy 4 10. say. Futures-Ei.
thor the spuners are still unaware OF
the lnrg, estimate OF Mr.. Nell, or uley
are utterly Indifferent 60 1t, rs the SAFES
IN Liverpool this morning show niue ".
minNtiou aggregntlng 1OOOu bales ~ t .lu
d lower In III face OF q iurther ue'4,hc
of 9-64 to 1854 in deliveries. Perhaps tne
proverbinl slowncss or conservatism vi
the European cin account for tins seeil-
ing indifference. which may be V'i1y lem
porary, az any rate the continued ue-
uaul In Liverpool has in large ue-
gree restored confidence on TINS SIDE
which Il few days OF short movement
may make complete. In view however
Of the heavy sales made last week from
interior points for export IL secius prohN-
BE that the movement VIII show IN
expansion for while to come, as the
cotton thus sod must find lis way 10
tho scnholrl and make its presence
feit in the volume Of port receipts -.
The movement $liis wCet will show 1T
tie il ANY gnin over last year, ond ~
Is to next weeks movement that our
eyes must be turned. for after M even
though q compromise may be Effected
IN the senate by which some solution of
the silver dilemma may be retch2d' thNt
influence. even though far REACHING. VIII
disappear IN a short time, as MI. NeilIH
estimate has done, and then we are
forced back again 10 the solid corner
stone OF trade supply aud demand, the
supply rcnrcscnted hy the receipts. the
demand by The ability or willingness
Of spinners to pay the prices asked.
Our market advanced during tile morn
ing several points on the assurance from
Wellington that Il compromise was
Likely to b. reached on the silver lin
hut The new receipts al Houston, nearly
$1,000 bales against 9j00 bales LAST
year gave prices II temporary setback.
Toward the closing there seemed to be
nuite n general disposition 10 cover by
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-20
COUNTY CLERKS.


-',,f - 49, "t,f'f
DALLAS. Tex, Oct. IL Special -
The county clerks convention was called
70 order at 10 o'clock this morning by
President w. b. Bishop.
The following gentlemen Were reported
~ attendance In addition 10 the list fur
nished for publication yesterday;
John Z. King Tarrant county. W. a.
Hudson. clerk court criminal appeals,
Dallas county; f. IL. Brown. McLennan
county; j. ;. Dcveraux, Eetor county; j.
w Aoonz, Collingsworth county; A.
j., Elliott, chief deputy. Dallas county.
The committee On constitution and by.
laws reported and the report was adopted
without a dissenting vote.
A proposition from Clarke X Courts Of
Galveston Offering TO print proceedings
of the association gratis and 10 furnish
TO each member copy OF the same was
accepted with thanks.
The president vas authorized 10 name
members Of committees on probate mat.
ter, finance, ledger, chattel mortgage and
estray laws. Also committee on lees
Of every description and a committee OF
three on abstracts Of judgment.
Waco and Galveston were placed IN
nomination for the next place ut meet
ing Galveston was selected.
The association then adjourned to meet
In Galveston in October, 1854,
Before adjournment resolutions oi
thanks were voted TO the people ana press
Of Dallas, and to Messrs. Hughes, lud'
son. Elliott and others, for colrtes'fs eA'
tended.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-20

cutCAGO. H., Oct l9.-'Thc elevator
III Mn have q, 100000 bushels Of
,vhest .oil for December delivery. aud
49, /, on hand. were today. II y said
!" the market laying plaas for getting
,,,,s Laenlng the whole pile from Deem
49, ~ Nav T1e ASSERTION Is made that
g.t h,,,in. AZ December worked up the
49, -, mi MAY was sold while the
o,srLet wss in boil. Although May and
Dsceab~r are only at ~ cents spread,
which would scarcely way XII senl 81
the money for CARRYING ~ au.u,t,i w. n.
ing the market An o1eenl p'sA'N N'' y
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-20

SHERMAN. Tex. oct. 1o.-fspeciall-
Sti- Ifa.f circus Is here today. lurins tue
street. nata1e ills morniug several resi-
lcncts we've entered and money ana 'almi-
eer ncensiot uouutrymHu ard asked iiin
h. ehauge as. The eupaiyWhn pulled out
a. Ills pocke, 20 making ihe ch1nse, a roll
his hand Tbe stranger made good his es-
cape
4 special venirc Of sixty men was sum
uioaei fodav for the trial d Cohen. q
irau chnrrel wish having murdered an Old
nau nHn n Lambert at Deawale bel J.
this county, several years ago. Ihe ease
viii be taken up aeAt week.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-20

a..
taaee Talleyrand might we'll DO styled
1aan with puil.h While Napoleon
sp9'u, pallcyrHnd, his principal
Was plotting against him at
i intercepted LISTERS revealed every
70 ms emperor Pasquiur describes
wnible scene at the first meeting
'sssa Napoleon and his scheming
- SO after the formers return. Before
-s"lol ministers and generals Napoleon
,.'tsat III his manner; "You arc II thief,
sLV Elaa without honor; you do not
~, .''',e u end; al your lifetime you have
.'-lsa everybody; there "a nothing sacred
IN you wouldsell your father. haze
,,s@ Iou with wealth, and there IS
''..s That yon would not uudertase
~ months you have had the in,pu-
~ seeaase my Affairs In Spain were
n, ,s WINS, to say YOU ulways blamed my
n tuss ,ltre, whereas you gave me tho
AL ,s 1en OF 1t hnd pesuistently nrgcd IL.
n ~ MAJ TINT unfortunate (the Due
~ IN y Rhom was | gdviscl Of tho
Z. "a ssiafncei WHO ineitrd me 10
Is,.ii 'e y. W.! allus Whnt ure ,opr nrai.
bot. ~ f9 lou wJntf WHAT do Won
Isaf you Gaze to ssyi ought 10
eapl. y hAe a glass. | eml do II, but |
T,l..s9u l9amach 10 take the trouble. y
IN s.4ul Remained silent sud in,pes.
~ M Nhpoleon reisinca him la bil
IN i'sa Hhu Offices What a "pullI ba
li.le had i-Cnios,,,, ID, ~, 80
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-20

.ofSrERs- Onc.pouna, per dozen
9ps; No ., per dozen. Si.Sj
., ISL Alasha No. I salmon, pei, dog
Sl,lVi Columbia river No. 1 salmon
ner doz,. Sl,Jh; lib, Markerel, per dozi
$40 American eariines, LIS per case
S2.19; French sardlnes, lis per case
MEATS --Poucd ham, 1-ilh.. per dos,i
So; pattcd ham, Lib, per dozen
Si,2oi Vienna sausage LIB, per dozen
SLgl; Vienna sausage, Ian, per doNrn'
SO; lunch tongue. lib, per dozen
800 clipped beef, LIB, per dozen
sf99' chipped beef, lib, per dozen
, Y VEGETABLES -S.lb tomatoes, SIPS;
~ tomatoes, Sl.iO; 2,h corn, choice,
Il'lVi 2,lb corn, fancy, Sl.S5; 2Ab sirius
beans, ny; 2lh marrpwiAl ueas, - 20
CALIFORNIA FRUITS = l,2lhi
neaehes, $50, i.alb aphcots, 81, 50
lib, pears, S2.2h; 21-2lb nlnms
Sleo, LIB. muscat grapes, 81 ~
: l-2lh. white cherries, $500; . LII
black cherries, $500,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-20

a l. no.
y N ~ nltnlry mea Is nothing II he
49, - ''',.s,.''ss To write either prose M
~ , -AasP 'oniiani reiersncs 20 Ill.
'sf.n s'l'' " Percentages "a r,..,afdp, N.
|z,.'s var q Stupidity on of lnc,s ~ ,'ln-
|ctii lls only history with wse.i,
&c.,. '1s teaudL5el Is tst OF fb.;f
a. No., aild seye3 Chluainan MI, q
p, 6ses. q using Lis,orlea nllnsions
|tts. &. .s 9 n4e at. uid Zoe mos Olsen.
b. 49,, s N eiieeiaai,hecs Of pa.t ser.7
|A.,,ai i.''y dragged into writ.u,.s h
st.i.st to- ~. s2eliioas aad TO dlsplas.
~ sscoTf, ',ll 7igianoe 0f autAofs ei,f
, oaig sidr Z. 81 ien this arquniutaree
q eaii.. ~ ray 70 sappora tha de-
!. y = ass pgbli.i. .5l'''ialsf Familiar quote
i ~ ta0vlei....,n. 70 supply sembAnce
A'sa e' "nleA iswanting. -Atbe.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-20

HIDES. buyers are paying. Dry flint.
ho.vr' 81; light, 4c; dry salt, 30; green,
asif ,i2 ~; butchers green, 2ff3e.
WOOL. 4-liglit me1inm, 1yulGc; low
,.e,iinni. 12d l4c; fine. 12dl4c.
BONEs- ho1fs and bones, $500 per
Res WAN--1JQiSe.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-20

WALL. STREET. or. lo.-Ihe clearing
hoiie eanlali.Iee q ss-9cisied esnks l.ie
LEASED Vaults IL ihe. Mefcantlle saie pei'ls =
sforeIi goia rselived on balances daily
Against thia gold will he issued eieaTlng :
hoasc gold ccrfihcatt-, foF elreui Lon snlo''s
nv salsulatinz reserves N the weekly
statement
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-20
LIVESTOCK
ST. LOUIS LIVESTOCK

81. LOUIS, Mo. Oct, 1O--Cnltlc--
Receipts 600, Shipments 2TOO; lower on
all kinds; top on Texas steers $500.
Hogs Receipts 300, shipments 1900;
strong on good. lower on others; top
price $3.50, bulk Of sales Sd.1OHd,4O,
Sheep Receipts 2lO0, no shipments;
nomiually steady
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-20

u. 5, =. pcr h.. Tac: gum arabic. hrst
pick, per H.. SOC; gum ehellac, rcr h..
les glue, brown per h.. 12d16c; CINE,
white. ner H. cnc marr, per b., SOC;
mercury, per H., T5c; morphine, Ailp..
! ~ w. 1-S-os. box, per o., s2.l5;
l,z-os boxes per or, s2A0i or, bottles.
castor oil, per gal, s1.2bQl 30; olive oil,
per sal, Si.i0; linseed oil, per gal,
a'do2ci sperm oil. w. b., per gal, S1.2o:
lNr- o., r,is,Nfi3. ~; opium,
Pc, per ~, Si.0o; black pepper, per 10,
1pc; potash bromide, per ID. Acc; potash,
Sssal99rate, Dor b., 2Sc; iodilc per H.,
BOZ. cans, Per o.. no: Is. \ s., qalnlne
i-ox' walls, per dog., 3Oc; do. OK 25c; 2a-ca
iins' per az, Zoe; iO0ioz tins per Oh.
2Sc; sal soda. per d.. . 1-ldi2 Ice; salt
peter, refined, per h., Toe; snlspeter
commercial. &c; salts, Epson, per ID.
S5i4c; salts Rochelle. S0c; bicarbonate
rel lots. . S.lc; sulphur, flowers, small
lots, oei spirits mrpentine. market rate
per gal; white lead, Collier & Southern
). T.. PER b., . i.4afT t-2c,
COAL.
Reteil lis,-Rriirepcrt, car lots, sA25l
. TO iO.ion. SIS5; i.;on. $500; Meal.
Hohnspn and Walscnburg Goals car lots
$40; e lQton lots; 8; 2oi one ton,
Victor Santa Clara and Gilmore GOALS,
car lots, $b.hO; 3 20 lotion lots. $500;
two tons, So 20: one ton, $3.50, one-half
ton $3.50; Brlnr Greek and McJames
coal. car lots, 1928; 3 10 lotion lots,
$3.50; two tons, S5.Th: one ton, $500.
onc,halt ton, S3,2h; Monarch egg, ear
lots, Sb2a; 3 20 lotion lots. $3.50: sin
gle ton. S5T5; anthracite tral car lots.
SliOO; IN lotion lots, Sl27b: single
ton, $500; nnthmcite tOuidal . 10 10
ton lots, 5000; single tons, $3.50. one
SSn5; 1hurhcr. ear lots, $3.50 per ton;
Cameron, per ton, $500; tive tons, SI.T5:
Z to 10 tons, $3.50.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-20

NEW YORK, Oct, whca, Spot
Ole higher and active. No. : red, clc-
yntor Csc, Options closed firm ut 8-in
I.Sc net rise; No. red "a l-sci May,
a rs; October. 0S l-2c; November,
Uoc; December. 30 3-Sc.
COrn-Spot inactive and noninnlly
Use higher. No. =, rs t-Sc, elevator.
Options closed duh at 3-4dT-Sc advance.
October. Il 3-ic. November. AZ 5-Sc; De
ccmber, Al I-Sc; May, 40 lie.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-20

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