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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-13
'lElE N DENVER RATES.
,,roy cHsnGrD WITH THE
r,nsr cur IN PRICES.
amer Lines Quickly Meet the
and Chairman Caldwell
IN. An Broken up--rhe Al
49,. pehIni Of the Charge.

4. ,ssocintcd Press.
|,-..,vs MI, June i2-The excursion
..'r,,nt Of the Western Passenger
fp,ssilon @as given staggering blow
VI by the news from st. Louis that
4 Anon was making a rate OF $50 for
L. ,supd trip. between st. Louis and
6.,.r for the convention OF the
h reopa,hic society. cdtsof $3.50 from
h. resular authorized rate. The
I,.souri Pacific at once put In the $40
n, on hearing that the Alton had cut
AZ the traffic and the Atchison lost
|, .Ime in following suit. The other
ns,er lines also Joined in without
4. u time. General Passenger Agent
BARTON. OF the Alton, denied today In
u most emphatic manner that the
nv were being cut by his line but the
k'fsuls agents of the other lines were
|rlye and unanimous in their charges
|rjnst the Alton. Chairman Caldwell
|rlll hopeful that he Will be able to
Ia The trouble within bounds but the
Expects Of his doing SO are not
Ian. The regular quarterly meet
"A q the Western Passenger associa-
II convened today but did little out
n. Of routine business. Several
|ssnliations which have been granted
n fares for their meetings had repre-
[e,atlyes present who asked for n
|r.er time limit on their tickets but
4 tctlon was taken on any OF the de-
Iinis BY the association.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-13
KEEP KOOL- -

It's an easy thing to do if you only know
how There are several ways, but only one in
terests us, and we don't mind telling Il. 1t is
simple enough-,just take off your heavy weight
suit that you have been wearing for cconomy's
sake, and put on one Of our ia cuts. With
clothing so cheap it isn't necessary to practice
economy. We have about 100 oods-ond-ends suits
that we are closing at $500 suit Maybe some
thing in that lot will strike your fancy and your
purse They are all light in weight, and there
fore seasonable A special invoice of light I'M
derwear just arrived puts us in shape to supply
you with this necessary adjunct to your ward
robe. Prices from Sl00 to $500 d suit.
WASHER Bros,
THE MAMMOTH Cl0THlERS Opposite Hotel Pickwlck
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-13

81 eciRl Dispstch.
Houston, Tex, June 19--Last Sum
day night Miss Maggie McNally missed
the last car leaving Houston Heights
for the city. She ut once telaphoned
for a carriage, which was sent there.
Next dag Miss McNslly received an
anonymous note saying that II she did
not pay sum Of money she would
be written up In the Sunday sun Her
brother-in-law. James Lawlor, pro-
prietor OF the Grand Central hotel
gave the note to Sheriff Ellis. He sug-
gested that she mark q $40 bill and
give II to the writer at the appointed
time. which she did. As a result WI.
liam Scott. Waterman at the heights.
and married man. was arrested, and
IN default Of ball Is now in jail.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-13
ohnracd Win Horse stcaiInE.

Special Dispatch.
Denison, Tex. June l2-Deputy
United states marshal Mershon came
In this evening with three horse thieves,
whom he captured in Woods. near Linn
/. r.. yesterday.
They are Robert and Tom Moore and
Mute Tyner. Robert Moore. In attempt
ing 10 escape at the time Of the arrest.
loot. The gang has been stealing
horses for some time. operating with
Charles Goodwin, who Is charged with
receiving stolen property at GoodlAndi
Il n, Goodwin is now In jail.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-13

n ,,sn Monday. The Cumberland. chris.
uan, First Baptist and NORTH Hfs,h "a
,se churches and pastors have vai,,n-
.esred 70 assist IN grand ,iorn-to,',
ven, revival. Singers ana WORK. NOV,
rnen church VIII be solicited. a ln ,y
platform erected and services co,anc,.
p M Ds hVanselists Averlll. Lowry ana
,,,, r,,onisht MI Averlll and MIR. nyron
~ qvnuuel services; preaching by Mr.
, ,a.', 90 70 the ; p m. service al
a m.s ior thriauans. CITY pastors are
the public generally. ''''' ''''u
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-13

Special Dispatch.
Denton. Tex, June is-The follow.
ing teachers were elected for the pub
lie schools for the ensulng session at
the meeting OF the school hoard last
evening: superintendent, Prof, Lin.
baugh Of Abilene; principal high school
Prof Jordan, Dcntoni ninth grade.
Prof McReynnlds. Denton; eighth
grade. Prof Litsey OF Argyle; seventh,
Miss Berta lnge; sixth. Miss Brogan;
dtth, Miss Nichols; fourth. Miss Wat.
son. third, Miss Gray, intermediate,
second and third. Miss Mounts soc.
ond. Miss Jones; first. Miss Karnes.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-13

Elective June IS; Rate on vinegar
|ii cider in wood, straight or mixed
|rioads from Kansas City. st. Louis
ID Chicago points lin defined terri.
!uass where rates are authorized, and
|luston and Galveston. to Texas com
|9n points, viii take class G rates.
Rates on common soap to Texas COM
|n Points, ear loads from ST. Louis, GO
|ais; usual dlnerentials from defined
|rfltorles; from Galveston, AZ cents;
|Dm Houston. "A cents; L. c. l.. take
Lass rites.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-13

Advertisements for situations wanted
tnken at half price No advertisement
for less than 26 cents.
Professional. financial and other
cards. special notices, etc, IN this
classified department. 81 n line per
month.
letters directed to iuitinlH only are not
delivered through tho poatoilce. II
initiate arc used they should be d.
rected 10 tho care OF some person. frn
or pogtonicp box
List OF lcitora remaining uncallcd for
I'm the counting room yesterday OF Q
D. m Pomona calling for thsm Will
please say advertised,
EY.--f. o..
I. NJ O. j. w. Ga.
Democrat Ed--b. u. Del
Iiox I'LL. Bel.
Newspaper. caro- Gazette-2.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-13

SptNlW blfpatch.
wills Point, Tex. June ie.--col. Kill
gore, candidate for congress IN the
Third congressional district LEI; wins
Point at $40 this morning for big
Sandy. where he speaks today lie
viii 20 from there 20 Athens md viii
try to speak In tyler. Henderson md
Gilmer before he returns. He viii can
vass Hunt and Rockwell counties next
week
At a meeting OF the county executive
committee at Canton yesterday It was
decided 10 submit the names Of nil can-
didotcs for offices from governor down
the s0th inst.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-13

Last night. there was i'm on Chris
tian endeavor meeting at the Christian
church. The attendance was large and
the program Of exercises was quite
interesting There were a number OF
addresses, recitations and essays inter-
spersed with music. The members OF
the organization feel very much en-
couraged for the progress Of their
cause and the future outlook.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-13

The ladies' Of thes Cumberland
|ssssspyterian church. corner OF Fifth
eepper Thursday. the 1lth. for the
|shent OF the Woman's Industritl
|hene.
dhs parlors viii be thrown open and
|s'snlIul music interspersed with
|.see' reeltatons. refreshments on the
49,. IN fact every thing will be done
~ make the evening pleasant. Re
usshments % cents.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-13

waco. TEX. June 1.-Two little boys.
Joe wicks aad Isaac segnl, aged ABOUT
IA years each. while playing In the
nnstofiee building this afternoon, icli
fep,n the third floor to the second, and
Sustained severe lnJuriea. B1th were
,,reonscio.ts .svhs.n picked UP and re-
,noved 10 their homes. and u was
thought wlcks would die Tor q while.
IRE former lives In the Odd rciloNA
building and the latter Is tne t .,ai,.. =
xyicks sustained broken leg ana
ser,i n severe scalp wound and petll
were painfully bruised. but WIZ recover,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-13

Special pispatch.
yan Horn. Tex. June i2..-very heavy
rains fell along the line Of me IsAaa
80 pacific railway iasi night. ~Azh..
M out the track ~ several place. az
s,,sinr ail trains 10 BIZ DELAYED. fralnH
ss through on Time toiighl
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-13
pAwxDnoIgrns.


WANTED-A ilvo business hustler 10
form partnership villa me Ia the
newfpabri nln,hss ,, eng pnr w on
Indian TERRITORY, ! nin an editor and
q printer Of three ycHra experiences,
and have good printing and lob
octns N fouihrrn TeHaH. GORE
spondenue und AuRetatfona as 10
point OF location solicited Address
democrat editor care " The oazstte.
rslrf N0rih T'4s
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-13

p Associated Press.
chlcago, ~. June 12-The Train
pspatchers association OF America
'psned It's first annual convention to-
IaY a large number Of delegates was
resent and the day was taken up by
Ae discussion OF the principal subjects.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-13

splclll DIspntch. "0I
Waco, Tex June l2.--Jim Mooney
and Miss Annie Muhancy eioped this
morning from this city. They were
captured IN Iiiilsboro by Sheriff Tom
Bell about 3 o'clock this afternoon.
Miss Mahoney Is a ii-year-old girl ana
the daughter OF ". aiahoneyl PROM
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-13

The Fort Worth and Denver the
Fsvs Panhandle route. has con-
1eted to take the New York, Louisi-
pa and Arkansas delegation OF the
Rspubllean league to the national con-
cation to Denver, leaving Fort Worth
sne %, Negotiate are now pending
nh the Mississippi delegation, and
hey win In all probability join the ex-
lslnn here.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-13

run BALE
SELL or trade. sx-room house. lot
50xl5i. well located: no incumbrancei
$500 or for improved farm. ID. =,
Hare. 7O3 Main street.
FOR sALr--A aix-column weekly pa
per with complete fob OUTFIT lONi5 old
style Gordon press. bargain ana
paying Investment 10 the right man.
For particulars address Thos G.,
Tune, Wills Point. TeShp.
FOR sALE-or VIII trade FOR good
Western or Panhandle land. three
improved business lots. with two
story bricks. In this city. Address
i. r. Bergln. Fort Worth. Tex.
FOR sALE--A nrst, ciasa realdence
me location. on all car lines; nice
yard and trees Address jacques,
care qazette.
FOR BALI,-One good four-room house
and lot. $3.50. ~. l.. Chambers, ~
Main street.
WANTED 70 sELIs-To reliable
practical mnchinIst, half intefest II
paying machine shop and foundry
at uiilrb0ro. Tex Address Geo, 1.
Jordan. Iliilsboro. Tex.
10 HEAD very flne horses aud mules
ior sale by J. W. Thompson. at Folks
sAhDt's
FOR sALI;--stoclf IN clothing company
and manager wanted 10 take charge
~ branch house, located In two beet
towns 81 cenrai-Weat Texas. ineor-
p0rated under laws OF the state;
ahnfea 800 each. Address Al. G. COM
p8ny. care gazette.
1000 ACRES on FINE Farming and
grazing lands IN Potter county; all
pnder fofrc and part IN cultivation
WIFI trade for stock Of merchandise.
Addrcns Lick Bon 3. llhome. Tex,
For SALE Some ane pastures rear
cresaOn al from = 70 50 per acre.
one Of coo ncres. one 81 1909 acres nnd
one of 1850 acres Fine grass and
water. go acres In Eastern part OF
Denton county. All fenced ana nne
biac6 wBxy land 100 acres Ia cult
walton No house. Want to trade fliia
go ncrea Tor 1850 ncres % nBe land IN
Foard. Wiibargrr HASKELL, Jones
Tayior. Archer, Baylor or Knox
Counties Some man wnnia this oficr
sure. 100 acres fine post oak timber
Iand 3 miles OF Arlington. 81 per acre.
30 acres two miles Of Primrose. all
prarie. 81 per acre, sfy acrca fine
wen improved black wRxy farm two
miles OF Keller ~ 1880 per acre. One
~ the beat 1900 acre pastures IN Tar
rant county ~ 81 per acre. easy
terms. deferred payments per cont.
Some nice realdence lots. We'll located
ct 500 each. forms enay interest G
per cent. Hoping 10 see Sou soon,
=. A. HUFFMAN X co
Eeyth str-@t. Fort Wnrfh.Ter.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-13

Mess you hurry right away to Mad
q, Ellison & Company's and price
ae Of those new baby carriages. Car
ad lot just received. kasy payments
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-13

lnent farmer In the Robisonvlilc neigh
borhood. The complaint aguinst
Mooney IL kidnapping Sheriff Burke
went after the clipping couple this even
Inn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-13
SPECIAL TRAINS
wni he run for the
Third annual State
Picnic and Ball.
Order Of Railway Conductors,
GrunewaId's Park, June &c.


Grunewald's Park, June &c.
Tickets eau he procured from ali
station ngcnts from wichita Fats
"a Fort M"rti, on che Fort Worth
ana Denver city railway. from Mar
shall Ia Fort worth. Texas aud rn-
elite railway nrownwood 10 Fort
worth ON Fort Worth aud Bio
0rande railway, mud santa Fc from
Alvarndo VIA oiehurne TO Fort
worth. and from Gainesville go Fort
worth.
Tickets good for round trip NJ
reduced rates. For further informn-
ton cnh ON your nearest railway
agent or address
II. ". uocs.
Chairman Committee Of Arrange
mcnts, Fort worth, Texas, or
W. ID. DAVIS,
Chairman Committee of Arrange
ments, Cicburne, Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-13
-"
PATENTS,

WILLIAM q. HENDERSON. counsel.
nr-nt-lnw and solicitor OF American
aud foreign pAtenta, trade marks and
ing, corner Firth and ~ streets.
Washington. ~. &. Seventeen years
experience. Including service In ok
RmininR corps. y. a, patent once.
send nkctch OF model Tor report MS
20 pntcntnhtiity, Correspondence tn
yited Mention tho Fort Worth Ga
aetta.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-13

STORAGE.

ntoranc houao tor fnlnlture,
plpnog, vohioloai trunks. boxes. etc.
shipping, cici rpiiirtlra free w. r.
nlhvon 4 Co. i7th ana lluals
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-13
srnA,I I'VE NNnIlIes.

FONT WORTH steam BYE worrr.-
I.ndlra and gents garments Of MI
kinds dyed and cleaned Roohcx
Bros, a01 Houston ptroct, Fort
Worth, Tex. Goods sent By oxpras1
promptly attended n
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-13

iuoN AND STEEL FENCING.
IRON. Steel and Wire 1reneing-o. X.
Harry Iron Worlts. Dallas, Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-13

NAY BALE i.fEs--o. X. Harry Iron
Work.. Dallas. Tex. manufacturers
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-02-05
rnE srArr or rn.nv

IHE STATE or TRADE
sAs FxAscrsro. Feb. 3-Ths vesetah,.
market il we'll supplied With nearly ali
varieties. prices being STEADY.
Potatoes are beginning 20 arrive In
neavy Quantities; prices are weak; swssss
are higher.
Onicns-Eirmer.
there 10 nothing new 70 report in the
iresh fruit market Business IL very ouiet
and prices are weak In ali lines.
but;er--Market steady, with . firm tone
tn prices; stocks light.
Esss continue to weaken; the stocks ne.
eumuIating.
Cheese-Unchansed
foultry-Aarket il again well stocked
with Eastern. and prices are weak in all
lines. -,
6ame-Firm.
Produce rsceipts-Fiour. quarter ssck.
ssss: Oregon. 2452; wheat, centals. Is.
oos: oregon. 4.sJo: barley, centnls. $50.
oats, oregon. sacks, 1856: Oregon. 1 SO.
Oregon, AIS.
BREADsrurFs AND GRAINS.
Fiour-We quote: Net cash prices for
family extras. s.. 40sd3.5o per Dbl: bakers
extras, S33odS 40: .superfine. s.. 5000 90.
Wheat-Ihe wheat business Is OF light
volume, with prices favorable to buyers.
qnotabie at 81 izc per Genital for No. ship
ping and ss4cG$i for choice: milling
wheat sells ~ range Of $Lo2<@Io5 per
Barley - Choics bright feed Is quite
scarce and held firmly at quoted rates:
Feed, 7zizMT5e per GENITAL, for fair to good
quality; s6s4@T7izc for choice bright
brewing. s254e9oe per Genital.
Oais--The inquiry this morning Was very
limited; prices. however, remain steady.
Milling, $1.f59L22,s; SURPRISE, sl.22x@
l32lz; fancy feed. $l.atai .22IS; good 10
choice, LI2lz@Li7Jf; poor to fair, a,1ss a
slo7Jz: black. s5c0fL22IS: gray, $fo5a
LIS per GENITAL.
FfSAxcfAI-
Drafts-on sight. New York, per 81, I5c
premium.
Sterling biils-0a London; sxsy-day
bank, &406
Sliver-Bars. per ounce. es@s6,fc; Mex
lean dollars, 53lz@5ic.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-02-05

CHICAGO MARKETS.
THE BOARD OF TRADE.


CHICAGO, Feb. 3-Wheat--Fair trade.
larger receipts In the North west, lower
advanced &c on covering by shorts on
rumors that big traders here and In New
York were under the market with view
TO running a corner: closed firm mt the
top. &c higher than yesterday. The re-
ported corner IL credited owing to the fact
that there has been quiet buying for inside
parties for the past two or three days, and
because 1t was argued that the extremely
low prices. with . likelihood of the tariff
question being settled soon. rendered the
situation favorable for forcing an advance
In values. Receipts, $4,000 bushels: ship
ments. 1000 bushels. Closed: Cash. 6o1zc;
Nav, 6iisc.
Corn--steady; cash. 35lsc; May, $50.
oats-steady: cash, 2s1.c; May. 293sc.
Rye-NomiDai.
Barley-Nominal.
Fiax-Sl.39
Timothy-s4o5
Pork-steady; cash, sizes; May,
$i2sTis.
Laid-s:eady: cash. s745: Nav. s7.5a
Short ribs-s,eady; cash, s6.57iS; May,
&c. 421s.
shonlders-$6. 35cfa5o.
Short clcar--$as7;s@a25
Whisky-SLi5.
LIVE STOCK.
Cattle Receipts, Zoo head; top steers.
81. SOFA 90; others, s3.75145o: cows. $3.50
W2G3.
Hogs-Receip.s, 10000 head; market
slow At loo lower; rough and common,
81 9c6fa 10: packers and mixed. 81 f3tf5.25;
prime heavy and butchers weights, $3.50
Hla3a
sheep Receipts, 1000 head; market un-
changed.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-02-05
rn,aa. and Exquisite.

Tns snteytsr OF the compartment ear ca TIE
NH wssss<a lfae Is iske . ktnssy palace. a
rsl.,ssi residence os en- Araeisa Night dream %
.rls.ss.--a As the vlsstoF mzy resaFs Il
Never IA tas history 81 sss.ssy usvss sSs
ANYTHING o. rerseei "a srehtseesass, % enisas
s eo..sort. - exquisite IN taste, ~ 80 eosiY IN
eeco,.ssan. HeeH ssea esfore. and II WAS aHsossg
tAs great slxAss tAss at'Fsetea sAs ssss1s'sa :.
-. ,.arls al the taalamnssn sxposataon. sssas
,,,.,xs1seus car eel ysiHg Ell esAsss-
r. NORTH. wssserS limited 90 tAlc&ge carry
al, tai. together with eaast. sieeF<r aHd esrisS
-, ss.xs. - Pasl svs-y dsy IN me rear. sessa -
:. "a. .srae rate ~ Ia al oEcsns-g siespsHs car,
y ". Parker, Eeges sena9 kssai Ia sasESs
ssresl seattle
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-02-05

n0fa.

n0fs.
,x1o stale. common To eho.~.
lssl1e; Pacific coast. IsaD..
MxsrH&xDrsx.
Quiet; Lake, as.xe.
Ihn-Nominas.
~hss Opsicns opened Quist a nm
An pse1 prices 70 5 points decline. ruI.a
ss.as ma generally weaA, Win small Iocsi
DOR :. Ina siosed steady AZ 5 points
Isks, including March, SIG. 10: Nav sr5 n.
Z. T<e. 80 q1'ss' no.
-. SSsssr-haw. strong. demand rood fair
p.ans' -1+e. ccutrifugais. 50 test. 3S.r.
nan' more active: on A, 3n-iesass:
rcr11e.;A 43i6<94lxc; standard A and
crushed. i3-1s@sc; powdered and enh ~
sSIo841c. GRADUATED. Liza 4ixr
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-02-05

This agreeable ana eficac!ou, Tooth Powder. -
eabIished by moro han twenty yeas experience
- received tho sanction IL tho msmbsr Of the
Dental sad Medical professions OF this cisy xeseF-
ally. and by thsm IL Is daily recommended Asa
prescribed II Ia IS pleasant In the application
" n excsI.ert In IL elects; !. speedily renders TIE
eeeth white and smooth. tbs gums beautiful. ref
land arm. ard by frequent use viii preserve them
in This desirable condition. Il gradually but se
fsc.ualiy removes tartar. AMI eestroyes the para
siticnl anfsra lcul0 which hsg;ec. may have per.
uittsd to collect and prevents their further
nniatioa. thus serving onpiess beauties
and preservsz OF the teeta Microscopic exarnnar
tions have been made Of the matter deposited on
the teeth and suina Of individuals selected from
ell classes Of society ana Of every variety Of bodily
eoaditian, and In nearly every animal and
vegetable parasites were foand 10 exist In great
nunberA Experiments were msds for their 70
Dovh and the ingredients used In Luoia's Tcolh
Powder were found 10 be most efzscsual DESTROY.
tng them Instantly.
Throush the kinansss friends ~ - DR
nisted 10 publish the following
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-02-05
HOOP cAsAL ROUTE
arrANrn nArxrrn,

rskusts and rsfesntshe6 leaves Hsfchsnt~ See
Taes1sy. fkErs1&T ass Saturday ~ d N. s0s
kknExson, ort aasakis- isaaxof esesscE LAn-
wesgs Das @sss. uae1spSTt. Enl1a EiEy azse tasss.
uedsnss ross1ls. arriving IA Unson Cfty ~ 3 o. N
Leaves UnAea tttF . We9asSeaY Frlesy
sas szs1sy. kxrsytag n seattle - p n
4 Z. lIE5y, Master.
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This Is $50. 5os.I1 less than the proceed
az week and S5J8. s9s, so less than for the
esresponding week last year.
The general market has been in rather .
eaiet state during the past week. An
agreeable improvement IL noted In hard
ssfe, the grocery business has held its
On. while tho West strest dealers report
lssiness rather dull.
The wheat market IL In an unhealthy
nndItIon. There is no movement to
s1ak of. plenty Of stock on hand and
Moderate export. Cable reports show
hiIng off In the English market so that
sassations are below IS shiliings. an un-
heard of price. Although quotations here
lsTs not changed they are merely nom-
insl and really 81 cents higher than the
1nelish market will stand. The following
Interesting comment on the situation in
esa Francisco is from the Commercial
Ess.
'sihe worlds wheat supply Is sufficient
iopfovide all the wants of the great con-
IsIaing markets without calling on the
Pacific coast, let alone California, for a
poand OF wheat this season. Yet there is
adesl beng engineered on call that keeps
Tbs market shilling or more above the
parity 0! Liverpool. Ships have been un-
abe 70 get paying freights and have
beaEh. other markets. II exports today
we're normal there would not be q free
saip in market by the end of the week.
Zach day makes the time nearer when
tsnass at the east and the now frozen seas
teon. Russia will be free and unlock great
sssfes Of wheat TO compete with our sur
rsas now neglected because of the high
psge asked. A new Bishop. Hattie has ap-
pared In tho shape Of n broker who ~
lasking up our store OF wheat. which, I'M
less the rats devour IL or him, will leave
both burden on the hands OF California
rfodacers and middlemen."
Lire poultry has declined, spring chick
cas- and hens being 80 cents per dozen
eAesper than last week. Ducks and geese
ns scarce and in good demand. Dressed
ssasfksns sell at i2Il cents and dressed tur-
isys At 10 cents per pound.
Potatoes are coming to market in large
quantities and ths market il weak ct the
lossr figures. about 81 ton decline from
former prices.
kggs have declined another cent and now
sell a. Il esats per dozen. while Easterns
efshg bat Ia cents, prices unheard of here
Mtals season.
Lard and provisions have been shaded
81 J. cent per hushel.
Roasted package cofTees have declined y
osat pound
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