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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Every Real Estate Office

Coke The Cheapest Fuel.
We will deliver TO any address SO BUSH
ELS BEST COKE FOR ONLY $3.50 1t
goes further than a ton of Goals cleaner
more healthful-free from clinkers. gas. and
u adapted TO ALL purposes requiring HEAT.
= Leave your order at the gas Office or
telephone 476.
0COAL ONLY $3.50 PER TON.
VIM. j.. Zeh, @26 N st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-25

OFFICE OF THE CHESAPEAKE AM POTOMAC
Telephone Company. "A dividsSl OF 80 vents p~r
snare viii be payable .he 2yrH DAY or
JANUARY. 1924. 10 tie stockhSld@.x OF record
AZ the close Of business On :he 18th dsy OF Jan
uary. 1894, at the .shce of the ireasarer Of I'm,
company, 6ls l4th 81. n.~.. Washington. n C.
Inc transfer books win 10 'losc1 from he 2oth
OF January to tn -9th 81 January Inclusive
SAMrEi. VI. BRYAN President
CHARLES G. BEEDE Treasurer
Washington. ID. @. laura v y ISls falltfaooSs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-25

Five new patterns. ranging from 10 lbs. to IS
-, are what We oner. and samples will soon
% on exhibition. Prices Of all "a patterns,
Standard finish. S125.
We have few each of NUMBER THREE
end -FOUR Ramblers, 1898 pattern, on hand
fnd will sell them at One Hundred and Five Dol
kan while they last. No better bargains can be
had 1t any price.
GORMULLY JEFFREY MFG CO.,
N 1875 14tA ct: NV, Washington, ID. c.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-16

New York. Sept. Whedt--R Receipts
lSe. 400; exports ils,lOO; sales c6o,oOo
bushels futures, 10000 bushela spot.
Spot steady; No. red, store and elova-
tor 81 s-Se; afioat 81 use; (. o. b, IS 7-So
aflont. No. northern 6i lido delivered;
No. hard GA lido delivered,
Options-opened weak and heavy un-
der sympathy with corn. large north
western receipts. foreign selling and
small exports from both coasts, Later
there was a partial recovery with corn,
and the close was at Lie net decline;
No. 2 red May Go i-S@65 S-iGo, closed
eS Use; September closed 81 5-Se; oeto-
her 5SG5S i-Sc. closed 5Sc; December
60 l-lGa6o lac. CLOSED 60 lie.
Hldes--Quiet; wet saited New orle-
ans selected. 45 TO IS pounds, 4uA Ice;
Buenos Ayres dry. 20 to "a pounds,
20 lee; Texas dry, "a to so pounds.
10 lee.
Leather Steady: hemlock sole Bue-
nos Ayres light to heavy weights lf@
Wool-steady; domestic fleece lsg
24c, pulled 20Q26c.
Pix Iron--Dun; Scotch .le.50022. 20.
American $40. 00gl3.O1.
Coppcr-Firm; lake Lie.
1eud--Quiet: demand steady $3.50.
Tin--Nominal, strnishts. plates quiet.
Cotton Seed OIL Strongly held, prime
crude nominal; on crude nominal, yell
low butter grades 3fmssc, choice sum
iner yellow SIC; prime yellow 35C; yell
low on grades Ao, prime white asW4ee'
Coffee options opened steady ~ nn-
changed prices to 10 points advance.
ruled steudily, generally arm ON Euro
pean buying end advance at Havrc'
closed firm, September at net advance
OF 10 points, and other months IN
changed to ~ points lower Sales 5000
bags. Including September ~ IL ton
10 60: October II S0ti2 DO; November
lg.a5: December ~ 00Wia20, March
Is. s5Gig 81: May ls.s00lS 20,
spot coffee-Rio dull and nominal
No. fs,h i-gc; mild dull and slow; Corr
dova l9Gla lac, sales none.
snutoa-Stcady at 90 rola declinei
good average Santos 100 refs. receipts
10000 lngs, stock $4,000.
Hamburg Steady, prices unchanged
10 1-tc higher.
closed dull at 3-if advance total sales
1900 bags. Nu
change 10 1-2d: receipts 5000 bnga clear.
ed for the United states 5000 olenrod
FOR Europe 5000 baEa, stock 2i6.O0o
warehouse deliveries from New YORK
yesterday i62S7 bags. New YORK stock
today iS0,60s, United States stock 2ol-
Gq5 baEr; afioat for the United states
2i5 900 bugs total vislhlc for the United
states az. 625 bags. against 229.si1 haEr
last year
sugnr- Raw nrm fair refining ? i-sei
centrifugal 90 test 8 Sc; sales none
refined quiet: No. g s-Sp4 s-ltc; Ne.
i-lQ0l 7-l6c: No. i-sUi 6si6e; No.
"a l-iGff4 lac; No 10 4dl 1-l0c; No. u
3 l5-iG94 Use; No. u I-sn4 l-lec, No
iaq 5.sc. on A g 7-isd3 s-ic; mould a
565 3-iSc, standard a ii-iddt i-sci
confectioners' a 9 7-l6d5 sac. grant,
lated I i3-l6q6c; cubes i-i6f5 Lac.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-16
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
a Good Deal OF scaipinE GU Long
Lines Came out ut the opeains,
Corn opened Weak and Chased
Limp-oat- Quiet rhroaghou,.

Chicago. III, Sept, i5.--wheat opened
very weak. December. which closed
yesterday at So use. and that was me
bottom Of sac decline. sold moo
ment after the start this morning at
56c. The corn market was suffering
from what the spectators chose 10
regard as very heavy receipts OF that
article, and the N1rthweEt reported a
considerable lncrease-in the number
Of carloads Of wheat at Minneapolis
and Duluth. Those were the influences
which inaugurated the weakness In
wheat here.
a sood deal OF scalping on long lines
came out at the opening and the chief
support after that appeared TO come
from buying against puts aud covering
against shorts, The estimate that to-
days liberal receipts OF corn win be
repeated on Monday and ru MRS that
1 the receipts OF wheat at Minneapolis
were likely 70 be 1900 ears on the same
4 day, prevented any change in the
| heavy feeling which has prevailed all
4 day, The price kept humping ON 5Gc
1 for December, not far from the close.
/ ana finally rested at i605a i-Sc.
! Corn Was weak early, heavy MI day
and limp at the close. IL did not,
| however, sell lower at any time than
| II did Immediately at the opening,
| May orened at from 81 7-So TO b3c, re-
covered to IS Lawn 9-Sc broke OF TO
BE, rose TO 81 i-2l53 5.Sc. tumhled
back again to 5sc ard closed at SIC bid,
Oats We're quiet throughout the en-
! tire session A nrmpr feeling was nos
IA ID
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-16

on the way down The weather al
the south was generally clear rhs
Chronicle report today is hulush II
says that In Texas and numerous
points In the Mississippi valley ana
along the Gulf shsre has been too nNioii
rain and damage nom rust. worms.
rot and shielding IL also claimed In
portions Of Tennessee. Alabama. Ark
ansas and Mississippi, while plcldnr
has been retarded by Wi weather
llverppoi doubtless had this report
the FIRST thing this morning. but lg-
norei u. The dominant sentiment hero
is 70 hearlsh that Europe " flooded
with biz crop estimates tnd favorable
crop reports. hut many consider the
PRICES very low. Cotton goods are fair
" active aud hrm. Some of the weak
long interest was wey1sd out today
ana az the same time the short inter
est was encouraging by the larger
crop movement OK late, Whatever
may be snid In favor cf cotton, there
Fcems 20 be no couht that distinctly
bad crop reports and an active and
strong Liverpool market are necessary
20 prevent a further decline, Yours
truly STEVENS y co
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-16
FINANCIAL.


To u q. Man.. =. =
~, y. Mereak < 60" Brokers'
ror,s,.,i ioIk, sept. 40 = Tho rise IN
assens ' W aha Nashville has bad the
a., ~, u, orlhgins some stock from Lon
Tha ~. Is no question Of this fact.
hana s'srn instead q going into few
eora w naa peen the case hereto
s,s,,i, S.eh A-ohuon mas sold, has been
,,,,,,t tgu'se anu Is N considerable
re- 60 % ne IN Seettefea throughout
~ s the Lonuon selling has
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-16

,,t.t.. So, A. p..t.. ron ta 80
'hleHFo' sept lo'-Vhlg "VV h'Au OF
native cattle arrived and trnde wna all
most Ut "a atnndnun The trade OF The
.n,nlv ,n,,tistod Of gooo 1exane nearly
49,, =. 1000.
nll OF Whluh wont o'''V' ;" H'upb''N'-
era. The demand wna yery Indifferent
Tor the Texans ON sale and brokers
hid a pnlnt lo,yer an round The tsw
VI" P''H' '""' 80" ,N"'N'
amAh safes were Wauq az f-,''H 10y
for steers ana paiNsa around fJ'f9
phere ,yns no trade ~ impnrianca 10
.',t.. 49,. IN. ,.,. - c,,,t,.. moo
NAIVE ''''''
steers went 10 looal pu'ehets aipNhd
$3.50. aud cowa ana miNed lots Wsfs
,i,.y.a ci.t.n, n, Al 6osfs 40. Libe,ni r,.
ace, ~.
etp'" "''' "e"''"'
Monday.
There waR slump Of 5000 for all
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-16

New York, sept. 15.--CTo r G. Nc
Peak n Co, Fort Worth, TeN)-The
feature Of this mornings stock market
Was the early raid against Chicago
Gas. followed by sharp recovery on the
lntlmation that liquidatlons have been
completed. number Of stop orders
were caught at decline and the chief
manlpulator of the stock was distrlp-
uiing bearish points, although 1t was
limited he was picking up stock
through channels he does not usually
employ.
Sugar was kept on an even keel anu
the bears hesltated to extend their
lines II is intlmated that the scat
tered short Interest Is 10 be squeezed
next week as soon as the stock sells
ex-dlvdend.
whisky was in better request ana
leading commission houses were among
HE principal buyers.
Reading was depressed on sales LOT
Philadelphia account, There was
sme misrepresentation that receivers
YIN Insist that the new claim OF the
L Y, shall be. passed upon before the
pl1n OF reorganization is announced.
The grangers We're neglected. AZ
though room traders were inclined 70
hsmmer ST. Paul while Cammack orok'
sTs put out fresh lines In Rock leland
Yours firmly f. a. d. co.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-16

~ Dfhrfinth ny Wf"N'Pf Nffh'fs
The regular old fashioned fever and
aRic or chilia and fever IL. indeed bad
enough. but far worse 10 bear ~ that
Kindred disease known us chronic ma
inrla The old Sine chils and fever
would produce distinct chill followed
by fever aud sweating. when the VIC
TN would have respite OF one, two
on three days IN which 10 recupernte
aud regain his courage ana strength.
Hut not 80 with chronic nulniia Every
morning, noon and night--ehronic
malaria Will plague and tease rs VIC
I'M with miserable. creeping rlfOrs.
nasty cold swasta, bitter taste. coated
Tongue, sAilow skin, losg Of nppetito
eonf,leeJ mental faculties, heavy, stu
ma iiatlpstncna and host OF similar
tymptomn. SO Internal ms they are per-
sislenf-not q days lntermission. nor
m hours cessation. Work II a wenri-
eoma worry. study slchenins and sense
i.aa. and play prphy lHip0veiblity,
The ordinary treatment for malaria
IL MOI the least possible use In eucn
caset IL only seems 70 nggrafate u.
tiuiegs a thorough course ~ Pe-ru-na
4. iaten tho patient will seek IN vain
a. medical relief The effect 81 Pc
ru.na IA pleasant, positive and permA-
neat. -
NINA in these cases can be obtained
nv erndinK Tor q free book on malaria.
uubllrhed by the Pe-ru-na Drug Manu-
facturlna Company Of Columbus ONO
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-16

Liverpool. Sent, i5,-a .. m.-close--
Cotton Spot moderate business prices
easy; American middiing 1854, The
sales OF the day were 5000 bales OF
which 800 were for speculation and ex-
ports, and Included IiOo American, Re
colp,s none,
Futmes-opened dull with the dc.
mand freely supplied and closed duiei
at the decline; American middling Il,
NJ. c. September 3 A.eiGs $3.50, Sop.
tombcr and october 3 is-6i6s AS-6idi
october and November 3 ti-dlUs 4s-did
November and December ie-6id seller
December and january ts-6id seller
January and February 4t-6id buyer
February and March ? A1.6ld seller
March and April s i7-GtGa 4s-Gidi April
and May . to-6Ad buyer; May and Jun'
3 bi-G4d seller
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-16

Kansas CITY. Sept 10. --cattle--Rq-
ceipta 1905 snlpmen,a 1000; market FOR
beat steady others slow Texas steers
y 2e9z. %. beef steers sg.7sDc,io; ma
i've cows 81 COOS 20; stockers ana feed
eis si.1as.o5.
IicgH Receipts @iO0i shipments 200
nsrket slow TO SOC lower; bulk Of sales
% soqc %; heaYies IS ssQe.si; packer
Is. seaU. Is; mixed tt.tOwtssi iighle o-s'
d5.75; pigs s.bogs.t0
sheen Receipts sO0 Hhlpmenls 900
uaritet slow and atsady; good - rhpire
natives q 506fs. 70; good 10 choice west.
ems 81 25Qs ". common aioekcrr ". v
az s0: good to choice lambs 's,zoa
Az.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-16

the fact that there Il orospAc,ivs
Mtse crop staring them IN me face
a,'1 IS better to sell their cotton
=" phee' 10 at least avoid shrinkags
~, e,iu possibly further decline N
IN Deposits are reported as be-
no s ia.hef light. but fully up to ex-
Demand loans ana paper now failing
v I've are generally being met. and the
10y 10y that there is very little outside
aenand for money from the banks.
eehsr than the regular channels Of
s maue, indicate a very healthy and
orally. As regards their present ne
Ssssiues- Mechanics aud ali branches
% iapor are receiving regular EN-
pioyment az liberal wages Buildings
o. substantial character are going
~ ~ ~ many quarters OF our city, and
gressive.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-16

81
bert M,Echrtn. who shot his wife
through the head, fifed q shot OF their
little girl and then turned the weapon
upon hifnsell, rending bullet crnfh-
lug through his brain. The woman VIII
probably recover. The ilttlo gi-l was
unhurt. Mcfhrrn was fatally wousd-
ed, but may live until tor%sxrow. The
family came from rort.Ans week
ago. He Is a locomotive flrom-n who
has been out OF employment for some
time, and his dsAaonA-icy was The
cause OF the crime,
After shooting his wife IN their hsd-
room Mclchren walked in1o she k',ch4n.
fired at thei. cAild nd lr-n lrcd 4
bullet Into his own head. TIE bullet
passed through the v.-'ar's icnd,
from under one cor, a.d p~cs~d
through the opposite chick M.Es~n
nut a hole clear through his own hrrn
and yet nftcrward wafhed his ms<s
and answered uucations bt.,re being
removed to n hospital
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-16

Liverpool. Sept i5,-ciosing Wheat
Steady: holders offer moderately; No.
red winter as 2 l-2d; dc spring a.
T1-2d
corn-Duii: holders offer rparinglyi
now mixed spot a. II i-2d Futures
easy. holders otfor freely September ~
10 I'D, october As 10 1-4d November
~ 30 1-id. ,.
ateiv; st. Louis fancy winter ~ %.
Lard stoady: holders offer moderate
", apot ila Cd futures, holders not Of
fcrins. -. .,..,,
Pork-Fair. supply poor prime mess
western 72s Cd, DO medium Ohs'
Beef-Firm; holders offer sparingly
extra India mess us sd; prime mess
Hamg-DGily holders offer freely
short cut bgaA .,.r
Inconsistency holders ofer moaer-
nteIy; Cumberland cut ids: short RIBS
Aes al. long clear IS pounds 4asi long
and short clear SO pounds 42s Cd; shoui-
der., firm. 3ss
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-16
corroN srARKErs.


Kew york. Sept Is --cTo 7. q. Ne.
PEAK & CO., Fort worth. Tex)-Liyer-
pool was the vulnerable point. Ihs
declins there was surprisng, ~ u dld
much to pfecipiiate ths decline here.
prices dropped 2 points in Liverpool
add 10 7 points in New York, elesed
steady here. sslss Cs.0po. Recnip,s az
r,ortt were also nm element Of weak
nasa. being estimated al 1879 bales.
nEninst $500 last year. on the same
day IN 1891 They were ls.ssi, sLts'tn ".
that the receipts today were closely ~.
nrosfniaie 10 those Of the big rrop
rear Houston. Tex, recalpfai more
avn were ea5o. against ss19 this day
last year. Local selling for long nc.
count and also hammerinH BY some
~ mo German house Aggravated ihe
vrsaLness. while the decline was also
N 1 measure due to Liverpool selling.
4 good many stop or4srs were caught
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-16
rhr rn.i.. nrAIr,,.

New York Sept l5.-The Evening
Post In Its review OF the stock mar
ket today says: There was some light
ening OF their loads today by specu-
lative pools" which resulted ON the
stock market IN majority OF fraction
al net decline. But there We're few
changes worthy Of special mention and
the days total transactions IA the stock
market We're less than 1900 shares.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-16

Kew york. sept. i5.-Dry Goods
There were number Of telegram or
ders for moderate quantities OF spec
ialties. but The general demand waa
confined 10 requirements Or az ufssA'
.,ats5 through deliveries on prcrioua
.'.,,eI,saes TN. tons Of the market
y steadv to strong, and OF the more
s.s,rsbl,. grades there are no stocks.
printinr cloths are firm at &c Bio and
St.iinad Sales mr. the week were
IA 6o6 pieces. stock $4,000 Only IL
90 pieces Of q square
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-16

New orleans, In. Sept. l5,--Cotton--
Easy; snics, spot, 200 bales TO arrive
$50. receipts, eiSi; exports, Great BRIT
ain, S51c; coastwlue ASS; stool, 9osir.
Futures steady; sales, aa,a0Ji september
ga. October. G.g2062i. No,cmbor,
6geTs.8i; December, 6,Si1G,as; Janunry,
OieG6.4a, February. e4e96As; Mnwh,
GSgI6.b3: Apnl. G,6SQG5g, June, 6,6SI
67o, July, as bid,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-16

e. Louis. sept. is--cattie-a eeeipts,
800: shipments, 1890. market nominal
because OF lack Of suppiy
Hogs Receiptr. slooi shipments slo9i
market bGisc lower Light butcher
sradts, seis; fair mixed. ss-iogs.isi me
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-16

New York. Sept, 15.-.rhe total sales
q stocks today were 7s.e91 shares. In
Sliding; Atchlson, 10000: Sugar s9ooi
Burlington, 10000; Chicago Gas 2a.4oO;
pisiillers and Cattle Feeding, $500;
louisville and Nashville. $500; Mime,
spolis and St. Louis. 1900; Nauonal
nead 2e00: Northern Pacific Ssuu,
S'nding, $500: Richmond and West
folnt certificates. 240O ST. Paul, 5000
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-16

New York, Sept. i5.-cotton- Spot
CLOSED dull ana easy; mlddling uplnnds
o 5-sc; midding gulf i-se; saien 100
bales.
Futures Closed steady; sales Gs,i00
bales. September COS; october 05T. Mo-
vembor 6,C3. December Cos, January
ga; February $50, March 6.9d April
G %; May 6.gS. June 1.O5
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-16
cola.

London, sept. lb.--Gold is quoted to-
day at Buenos Ayres at 2.2O; at Mad
rid IS so; Lisbon 20 rs. st. Petersburg
60. Athens II; Rome 10g.4O; Vienna lOS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-16

witty son Of Erin soia hls WOO y,s 70 e
Michigan buyer $500 49,, Path M.
markea ~ cleveland and free wool.
Of votea ~ oi-ve got within Tin cints
an pss0p et WIN vote The Republics
tieltet next fall
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-16

Galveston Tex sept 10 Cation
quiet middllng 7-lec, sales asi. RE-
csipts $50; exports nome stock ab,isi.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-16

New York, sept. 15.-Clearings Ss6,-
G2g677; balances, iG,e2Ia5l, for the
week, $4CJ.i2O,2i3: balances, S50,'Ol,3'A
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-16

Furnished by the Galveston Export
Commission Company,

st. Louis, sept. i4-Wheat. 90; corn,
90; oats, so L..
kansas city sept Il. - wheat,
i6 Ia; corn, o.. oats. 30.
local market prices do not include
commission for receiving or shipplngD
Heavy rains here and NJ Hillsboro
this morning apparently general over
Central, North Texas. This weather
stlll checks the movement Of grain
from FIRST hands, especially corn.
Corn Practically nothing doing.
owing to continued wet weather.
Prices nominally, 40 to As, sacked Z.
O. b.
oats-Qulct 30 to 81 for fair TO
choice C. o. b. Texas points; 20 to 30,
f. o. b. Indian Territory points sacked.
Hay-Dull, nominolly. $3.50 to 5000,
(. o. b.. Texas and Indian Territory
points. for second cutting.
Wheat-Easy at 52aSi, basis Gal
Cotton sced-;5OO +. o. b. Texna
points,
Kansas City Sept 13.--private os-
timates OF the corn crop. far In excess
of the government estimates. caused
a good deal OF selling OF futures In
Chicago, with the result Of u decline Of
futures Ia Chicago. with the result OF
decline OF i-4c IN the May price.
lfFAt was tiIllt lthfAlAll from wv ~
treme low prices. Thf selling was
largely by holders. There was moro
long corn ON the market, competent
observers said. than there has been On
any single day before IN long time,
Three corn estimates were made public
this morning. The Cincinnati Price
Current said the crop would be not less
than 1900 million bushels and probably
as much as 400 million bushels. EN-
...t.tf Knl Noa "a lpAtn4tHUftf
lot Of crop reporters. mhkcg the yield
1857 million bushels. The Prairie
Farmer. whose estimates have OF late
attracted some attention. makes the
crop 1910 million bushels. These hg-
urea In connection with John lnEllss
presidency in claiming that the crop
IL upword Of 100 million bushels, ere
ated atrong sentiment ngninst nc.
capting the government estimates ana
II la probable that the majority OF
traders today were inclined 10 the be-
lief that n crop not very much below
last years has been rnlaed. This som
timent In itself was enough TO make a
weak market Tho weakness was ln-
tersified by the Chicago estimate o.
tomorows'H receipts which We're 421
cprn, That Is more than double to-
days receipts. The falling on I'm the
movement " oats was looked ON ~ n
sign that farmtrc were taking advnnt-
age or the high prices 20 sell their corn
and were holding oats 70 replace the
corn The temper got increasingly
bearlsh nh day
Todnv's Cincinnati Price Current
says. Rains are Improving pnHiurage
conditions materially. The minimum
basis Of corn crop calculations ls re-
cnanIsed MS 700 million for seven sur
Mus states $50 million bushels for
fourteen Southern states. 100 million
bushels FOR all others. aggregaung
larrcr outcome. possibly 1900 million
bushels
Car lot receipts Of wheat
K.C Chi Sill Mpis. Dith' Tot
Today 81 Ib1 ~ FA 30 1893
Yr ago .1s9 1888 900 PSI 4S5 i1es
carlot receipts or corn,
E.C. Chit Sill. Tot
Today ,............ y 2ts g 2s2
A year ago ....... Y @2 81 u"
IA ~ n chi ST. Tot
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-16

Fort Worth Tex. Sept, Is.
Trade fair; rlces neariy all un-
chAngnd.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-16

c, rouis. sept. Is. wooi-ouiet. UNI
changed
New-York tribune., 1894-04-27
gopvrTT AITNNT DINE ~ ALBi W.

Albany. April 26 CSpeciaD.-Forty followers OF tfr
carnel,an and white marched into the big OAK
d,,irp-room Of the Fort Orange club at : O'CLOCK
,o-r,gh, ~ partake Of the first annual banquet Of
tho recently formed Cornell University Alumni
Association Of Eastern New-Nork 'haries =
Francis Of '"The Troy Times a trustee OF 'he
university presided Seated with him at the guest
,ohlc vern Governor Flower. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Sheehan and George r. Malby, speaker ol 'he
House ex-otfico trustees OF the university; Pres
don, Iocob Gould Schurman. Judge Francis NJ
Finch OF the Court OF Appeals. Professor Charies
A. Collin OF the Law School; Professor waterman
4 = Uewctt Of the faculty; Walter e. Kerr OF
~.u,york a trustee Of the university ana Good
vin Brown. Commissioner In LGnacy.
Tn. toasts were ms follows "The state OF Ne"'
vork Governor Flower: The Cornell University.
IgcSIlcnt Schurman. Tho state senate lAeitcn-
ant Governor Sheehan: Early Days or me nlNer'
sty Juige Finch. our Assoca ton, 5o2Iwn Vrr
Itr0vn. "'rh. Board Of Trustees Walter :. NIT
iS" issem'bIy" speaker Malby. The Faculty.
Professor Hcwett: ''Thc Ladies' Professor Col,ln;
i.itnntins AT cornell" Frederick ", Kelley member
= ,I crews Of 90 '9 and 92: Athletics at Cor
neil" anthony P Finder. and The Executive 'oni'
mittae" captain Albert ). Wing