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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-09
Miss Morris surpri sed.

Las. Tuesday evening a merry party of
young people. invited by Miss Sheehsn
and Miss AeAndrews. met at the
James street power house and pro-
eeeted 20 the horne OF Miss Morris.
st 92s East street. where they succeeded
In giving the young lady a complete and
pleasant surprise. Mss Morris soon
made her guests feel quite q. home. and
with dancing, card playing and music
and the usual coed things for refresh
menis raosi movable evening vas spent
ey 81, ami the young people de-
parted after the good old clock
bad struck the very -malles, hoars.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T..
Morris. Mr.. and Mrs. II. Z. Kennedy
Miss Annie McAndrews. Miss Nay bell
Saeehan. Miss Name Morris. Mss Marian
Mcdonald. Miss Maggie Upper. Miss len.
ME Inelis, tae Misses Cseary. Miss Cara
Leighton, Miss EnEns Christensen. Miss
Nell Hoxes. Miss Eva Bariingsme. Miss
kuiie Quinn. Mss Ella Alexander
MI RobeE: Webb. Mr.. Howard Ames. Mr..
William IGgsis. Mr.. John Wheeler. Mr..
Joan Chisholm. Mr.. Ralph Ross. Mr..
Harry Leland, NJ. Reuben Allan. NJ
James Alexander. M. Dave Alexander
Nj. .. peMeTs. Ne. Y Christensen. NJ
Allison Craxfors!, Mr.. MGiars Carson. Mr..
oliver Carson, NJ. Harold gockseg.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-09

The social event Of this year Was the
ball given last Saturday evening BY the
ladies Of Port Blakeiey for the bene-
6 Of the Port Blakelsy baseball
club. The dining pafiors Of the Ho-
tel Bsinbridee we're filed 70 the utmost.
Too much praise cannot Be given TO ArA
Campbell. Mrs. Brooks. Mrs. Mcdonald,
Mrs. Byier and Mra Robinson, who had
charge Of the affair and made il
one Of the most enjoyable gath
exings for many . day. At mid
night an abundant lunch vas served.
Miss Lossie Smith and Miss Katie Fraser
succeeded iasf week in cisposing Of eight
tickets. The prize Of . necksie case given
% the best gentleman waiter Was won by
Mr.. Esxorshy- The prize Of handker-
chief case vas won by Miss Dris-
coll as the best lady waiter. Those
holding tickets and those present were:
Mr.. r. s. Pratt. Mr.. James Giiker, Mr.. J.
Hall. Mr.. MiIlen. Mr.. Charles Morrill,, NJ.
7. =. o'Hara, Mr.. L. Waller. Nr. +. Fred
son. Cap. Raynar. Mr.. S. Delaney. Mr.. A.
Qnash, Mr.. Z. T. Mcdonald. Mr.. j. Shoot
brook, Mr.. J. Gsvne. Mr.. J. A. Leaster,
Mr.. II. Alton, Mr.. Reynolds, Mr.. T.
Williams. Mr.. Monk. Mr.. n. Conroy. Mr..
C. s. Tenant. Mr.. w. Esyorshy. Mr. A
Robinson, Mr.. W. Dickson. Mr.. T. H.
Brooks. Mr.. j. Qninn. Mr.. r. Swanson.
Mr.. II. Seaborn. Mr.. c. E. BY
Ter. Mr.. A. Lumsden, Mr.. S. E Smith.
Mr.. c. NJ. Weight. Mr.. A. Fraser. Mr.. 7.
Powell, Mr.. A. Heath, Mr.. V. Peterson,
Mr.. J. Hoffman. Mr.. J. Hollihan. Capt.
Colby. Mr.. Craekenthrop. Nj. John Camp
bell, Capt. I. Smith, Capt Schnousr,
Mr.. Simpson. Mr.. Cobb, Mr.. James
Campbell. Mr.. William Araets. Mr.. w.
George, Mr.. g. Ziegier. Capt. W. Primrose,
Mr.. J. Hubbard. Mr.. Edquards. Mr. r.
Z,eglsr, Mr.. ]. Mobiey, Mr.. Beck. Mr..
W. Gawns. Mr.. E. Lincoln. Mr..
Ii. Ziegler. Mr.. l. Sanders, Mr..
j. Eios.on, Mr.. w. Fraser,
Mr.. Alexander Fraser. Mr. J. Masserson,
Mr. J. Ciemmons, Mr.. A. D. Smith, Mr..
ID. Meyers, Mr.. s. Brockway, Mr.. c. Plat,
Mr.. c. Visit. Mr.. G.. Matthews. Mr. J.
Kerr. DIR. c. kelium. Mr.. G. Dweliy. Mr.
J. Morford, Mr.. B. Dixon, Mr.. II. Price,
Mr. J. McLiiien. Mr.. Brown, Mr. c. Swan.
berg. Mr.. Z. Brooks, Capt Merriam, Mr..
J. Chapman. Mrs II. Stone. Mrs. J. Nc
Donald. Mrs. Mulhern. Mrs. e. s. Clough,
Of Seattle. Mrs. Nelson, Mrs. Miilen,
Mrs. c.. Morrill,. Mrs r. Fred
son, Mrs. Monk. Mrs. c. Tenant,
Mrs. A. Robinson. Mrs. r. Brooks.
Mrs c. Byier. Mrs J. Qassh. Mrs. Crack.
enthorp, Mrs. James Campbsii. Mrs G.
Zeigier. Mira ". Primrose. Mrs. J. Mo-
bley. Mrs A. Smith. Mrs. O. Plas., Mrs.
q. Matthews, Mrs. c. Ke!lum, Mrs G.
Dwsiiy, Mrs. J. Morford. Mrs. II. Price,
Mrs. Merriam, Mra Chapman, Miss c.
swsnberg. Miss J. Jacobs. Ms. ].
saunders, Miss A. Windblai. Mss
NJ. Kiddy, Miss A. Alien. Mis-.
! X. Fraser. Miss l. Smith. Miss G.
Sadler. Miss C. Talbot. Miss C. Fredson,
Miss r. Taylor. Miss Z Marshall, Miss A.
Darkin, Miss A. MeCrea. Miss NJ. Nelson.
Miss Anderson, Miss A. Dr.scoll.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-11

Fish Alaska, No / salmon, per doz.,
$40: Columbia river No l sllmon, per
doz, S175: l-pound mackercl, per doz.,
S137; American surdines, l-ls. per case,
$3.50; French sardinesl LIS. per case,
$3.50.
Oysters oue-pound, per doz., poe; No
2. Sl.I5,
doz., SOC: potted ham. - pound, per
doz., Sl50; Vienna sausage l-2 pound
per doz., Sl25; Vienna sausage, /
pound, per doz., S315 Clipped beef
IL pound, per doz.. 50 %. lunch tongue
1pound, per doz., S1.50; Clipped beef, /
pound. per dos. $40.
Vegetables -Three-pOund tomatoes,
S1.25; 2-pound Tomatoes, S1O0; 2-pound
corn. choice. Sl.1O; 2-pouud corn, fancy,
Sl.35; 2pound string beans 90e 2
pound marroRfnt peas, Sl.25.
California frihts-rwo aud one-half
pounds peaches, 500; > IL pounds apri.
cots. SIS: . - pounds peas $500;
. - pounds pmms SIS; . IL pounds
mnseai grapes. SIS; > IL pounds white
cherries, $40; . IL pounds black cher
res. 50 80.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-11

by Associated prcss
81 Louis, March 10. Fourth
changed.
Wheat Unsettled, pending tae govern.
ment report. No, ., red. cash, 81 l2ci
March. 81 1870, May, 90 l-adi67c; July,
bS i-sr,
Corn Slightly higher on dcmaud, No.
., mixed, rAeh, - 5.Se; March 8i 1927
MAY, - sna1r; July, 10 1-ac.
Oats Higher. No g cash. ;i2c; Mny,
y he; July. 2s l So.
liyc-No. held ut 90 i-2c.
Barley Better demand, but unchanged.
Bran re.
clover i.ower ut sIOOaTol,
l'lnYegd $3.50
llny' Unchanged
Butter Better, unchanged,
Eggs Tower. 12c,
Lead Higher $500 l.2a31
Conmeni- 81 7O,dl.10.
Whisky Si1b.
Cotton Ties Unchanged.
Begging Unchanged
Provisions SLOW and easier
Pork Meas Sis ~
lard Prime steam 81 1bddSl
Dry Salt Meats lnoso shoulders,
S1.s1 IL; longs and ribs, $685. shorts
bacon Packed shoulders. s8.T5; longa,
S9sI ~ ribs. $500 shorts. $1,000
Receipts Flour. none, whoai. 1900
bushels; corn, 10000 buAholsi onis, no.
shipmenis- Flour 5000 barrels; wheat,
II 900 bushels. corn, ii2O0O bushels;
oats, 1000 bushels.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-11
rHE POSTS REVIEW

BY Associated Ircsa,
New York. March l0.-The Evening
Post In It's review Of the mouey market
says: There was decrease 10 snplus
reserves reported IN today's weekly bank
statement The change was slight. but
Il was noteworthy as the first decrease
from the maximum outside the period Of
bond subscriptions, recorded since the
heapng up OF idle cash began Nor II
this weeks decrease due wholly or
chiefly to last Saturdays gold with.
diuWrIls for Il appears, contrary 10 sup
position. that practically all that s. .25O-
600 outgo figured IN last weeke state.
ment. The really important point " that
ihc movement of Interior bank funds 20
the eastern dopOsltofics has practically
ceased The In negative way al least,
is favorable sign, II win be far more
distinct encouragement when the move
mcnt when the movement j. actually
reversed, ns II surely will be when a
genuine trade revival has begun.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-11
Cotton.
Mcn1RoY's REPORT.

Special Dispatch
New Orleans. La, March 10. Neil.
roy 4 Go. say
Futures While the sales Of spots In
Liverpool today, 10000 halos, are quite
lnrg for Saturday. they were made az
dcclinc OF i-iOd aud deliveries closed
quiet, at n net loss Of 34iid. Everything
appeared bearlsh to-day. The movement
as evidenced by the expectation Of 1000
receipts nt this port for Monday, against
aiOO last year, iwas rNcgedinrly liberal,
SPOT demand showed a decided falling on
aud total sales here were only 1000 on
an easy market, which was quoted OH.
cinlly i-ldc lower. but which il really
i.Se below yesterday.
A New York special was authority for
the statement that thlrtcrr New Eng
land mills had decided to commence IN
a short time, tho coming week, but our
personal Investigation Of this umor do.
NolOpcd the fact that only six mills pro.
pose 90 run short time, and these man
uiaoture class OF goods named blue
goods for which thcre has hcou only
light demand lately, while n large supply
remains on hand,
No doubt u great deal Of this talk Of
short time Is Intended for political elect,
owing TO the present position OF ihe tariff
hill before congress, aud while we do
not take q very optimistic view OF the
present situation. we prefer u get the
facts whore rumors are concerned, and
not accept idle gossip for truth
our market closed ut the lowest Of
the day, . points below last night. The
outcome is not cheerful and a further
decline sccma likely and Il looks prohl.
hle that the present loug interest viii
have TO be liquidatcd before q recovery
will be In order
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-11

by Associated lWsH'
Now York, MWr-l, " w. Hil A ~
colpts, IOui exports, il,sp nunnelsi NJ,
GS0,000 hnshels FUTURES 4ouvVv ensn ar5
SPOT Spot tull No. req. bteie "u"
elevator, @ on afioal' S l,Sei = o.,
b., 0A 3-Sc; No. ! hard, - l-oe AZ
llvprcd ni,,.
Options nprne0 NeNkor on seinhR
based on ane weather Wesi REPORTS ,. nat I,,as
the government report would show over
luO0N OeOlhuHhcls TURNER'S reserve ann
disappointment over me Wveki{ rApoIs,t. VIZ.
Later, me market RULED y h'qpS VIZ w.,
corn and cleTca nnonhnt'u 70 ~ III
adyn9ce NO +, ,relis e ~ ,a ,n,,.i
" H'iri may, " a..5,,gi3 ~,
~ nhel ivy, ~ ~ oli' ots' 'i t'lc"
'9g,ehW i,,,,,,s hhna h,sheia, e,norts
ai,,., nn.h,is WI ~ p6o M bnsbela f,n,
9,rV giUm,O hnabsl. XXX, Si,ot inarl,.,
Ii,,Ii ~, Gr,,, n, p H. ,in.ntar, H.,
u ,i, ~ III as A.lr, stean,.s
n,i,rJ % h0e
onfisu. anotnd eaalnr hut ett,aeouont.
ly became atronger irhe cioe. was Arm
IA l.Sut.Sn ne. advance. March closed
IN b.ae. April closed, l8c. Alny. IL aslfl
III ilHc. closed, lBe. Jnlt, 4l6nit b-1Oc,
closed. q Use
Oats Hec'aple 81 2Wi brshelei exports,
nOO bushels; salos. 1900 bushels fnturcsi
Bl,oDO bushels spot Spot very duh.
No. =, Jici deliyercd, 'pir; No. y, w l.lci
NO. 2 white ~ l2c; No, white.
~ l.2ui track mixed, Woslarn, JNpiWci
itark white, Men'arnt Nhil2 l-soi track
white STATE Yhiiz ~.
ii 8phnnh ',lrs W.f' w h''.rMhr1s ial-
Yea with corn agl closed urn ~ ~.
chaage9 pl,o'ss. NaFtn g'o.gl ~ i,Sci
Apll e!Yrg' % i-7pi "ns' % 'T"o''oci
'lpihssu, IN, ,i,i,,,t... a.,. ,..t
r..n,a2t '"''' '"'pp'nh' o''' N'VU ~ '""'ee'
AM AMI o..v. .,,,. ,,,,,.o, :,
,i,niy iis,,as, p.,... H' Nv 1dr,s,o y.
I.nn1an n'ar9r, balser- osas 'n, iei,'''
Iit..s ian. ,.at .aitaI ~, a.i,s.
* ~ II. n,,,l t'sE,S' u, ,,,..'nA
les,'i AZ ~ "a ,inats '' n,, ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-11

i Ss1 eNarss Of IT, an give John the in.
IL ibe e~' , yoa see, tiere's Jest case where
money yoans aan hciM't h,i 10 much
eWsn 'TVuh hey leen better fur him,
to wo'tn. guess "a better 70 an d,
Ia his wv The old man, az he went
peared down the hall na. III NJ u,sale
sou ,9ii your dusiinfT All ~ s,i,
swereq' IN very apologize WAY. ay ~
snn yel' " q rerp apologize ,yev. "ycs
feei, IN busy INV. hof hon
t tSho,ia away 4 liisle iime"-'thsp ~ H.,
~. s.sWSusat That might ovorhear M nll,sI,
bnsv wv loeiln Il away. edzacily. hnt I'm
inS my H ~, Lucy d. Harris IN Wash.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-11


sued In the afternoon recariinc the
alnpnnt 10 farmers hands Kept the Hue
fnntions within narrow bounds. After
decline Of l-ic ami subsequent ~
coreiy the market rcmaintd steady and
With an evident reluctnuc0 10 do any
business during the greater part Of the
remainder Of the session. The mattrrs
which usually affect opinion were disre.
Even the highly favorable weather was
cohhned IN rs influence Ia an expression
tron the trg,lers Of physical satiMaclion
meiNwith The weeks reports from hoth
coasts Us reported by Bradsrcct. were
-;9lVOo bushels, including flour. On
l1c preceding week they amounted 10
2ht2'OOO bushels, and 10 1854 900 on the
corresponding week Of nst year. Tx.
ports since january 1 this year the same
authority gives ns 260Ou,O1O bushels
complred with 3a,O0OOOD bushels for the
slini2r period OF laat year. and 10000
900 bushels tho year bafore that. The
elearanccs from the Atlantic senboar
were equal 10 about 31itlO0 bushels ia
wheat aud flour. Chicago received al
,aarH OF wheat against y a year aeo.
minneapolis reported 2t1 ears and m.
lAth ", against 40 and 81 rcapectivelv
year ago. Liverpool and contincntal
marAo1s WIRE quoted JUL and rather
~ h-Sio1 3.lc. vas
Som fol lowed The downward conrse of
wheat early In the DAY. AMI on nm NJ.
WlnlN o. q romnisslon house 10 I'M A
huying order for about 100000 bushels
,he offerings were 20 light that i-ae wsa
auuh 70 the price during the few min
n,es occupied IN hlhng Il. The hnpend-
ilnE FoNrinurnt report was In corn as
u was ~ wheat, reason for .xtrcme
fear and tho market nian!fcstcl IA m.
pwhenslon a. the snail does, by curling
itselt NJ Inside Of ts shell, Tho pnf-
chase by Irwin Green Of 10000 bushels.
nlfcndN reforrN 90, waa tho only notable
feature Of the days trade
May opcncd al 20 i-Sc sold down TO
2ir, recovered To ~ i-Sc and then
jumped up to ~ 1-Sc quickly. During
Wtwoen ~ lie aud ~ 3.Sc. Re-
cclts for today were only iS2 cars ana
for Monday 300 cans are estimated.
indor a little spnrl Of active buying
nanr the ciosc May advanced for src-
9nd 10 ~ S-lc; the laual trading wac at
% A-Se.
There was good general business
transacted IN onlH and also some large
trading Schwartz, Dupee & Go, were
cause Of the stWngih There was also
some sympathy existing between corn
aud oats The market started steady at
3O5.sc for May. touched 10 l-2c md al.
yanccd prelually 10 ~ lSc, II closed
with sellers AT that price, which elbows
net gnln of l.2c over yesterdays lust
quotations.
The provision market redeemed the
session from utter inanlmly. There
waa a fair dealing Ia tho sealplng mar
krt ai generally lower prlcos, The hog
Receipts were I t,uM head for the day.
For Tho week thoy Amounted In liLhti.
compared with tGGM for he corrcq-
paniing wool, Of last year, Tie nnrket
started weak ON selling by baldwin,
FRruum and Hotey. hut tho tight re-
crmls aud buying by Chaplin. Edwards
q Iiumsoy and lAghlncr sent prices 9p
with reaction later on aud mite heil-
ing, -
4. unchanged. May lard Z LIE lower
and May ribs DC lower 49,,
lNtlmatcd r,colpta Monday Wheat
a. cars, corn 300 ears, oats ls2 cars,
hogs 1900 head
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-11
Produce
CHICAGO QUOTATIONS..

by Associated Press,
Chlcaro, H.. March 10 Tho leading
futures ranged a. follows,
Wheat No. ., March, npnnng % 8.Sc;
highNl, "a $50; lowest, - t.iel clos.
107se. 30 i.2c, N5-s6j0N a-lr. July
dl $50, "a l.2c, 81 l-SS al a.Sn
Corn-Nn, .. March Roe % use 3Ac,
70 lie, May % 49,, ~ 1-ic. ne,
"a Is; July aSe, rs 6.sc ~ 7.So.
rs Ice.
Oats No. .. March 2lT.St. a0asc,
20 sac, 30 3.Sc, May 10 $50. "a t-Sc,
80 t-2c, - i-Soi July % i2c, 2pri
2S 80, no.
Fork May Sit26, size 10: Slt2n;
Slii0; July Sllio, Sliiol Siiip'
SIZE L..
farl March $3.50; May S6T7 IL,
SG.TT ~, sd12 ~, 500, july 500,
SO 20 S001 500
S1SI ~.
Short Ribs May $685., Dne -, Sl.Sl,
So.Sf -. July $3.50, ai5 II, $3.50
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-11

pints Per dozen. Sc; quarts rer dozen.
Sl2o; half gallon per dozen, Am. cal.
por dozen. $3.50. hcNaron. Gallon. per
dozen, $500, imperial gallon. nor dozen,
$3.50.
Nuis-Almonds, new soft .hdll per
pound. 10 lie; wainrts her ponnl. *
ifa large, - l-2c; hihcrts Der pound,
" lie; Braziis, per pound. new croa.
peanuts fancy white, ncr sack. Parrot
brand. s.; choice white. hraes brand,
7c; roasted white. host nnnl;fv 100
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-11

Cordnge- Sisal rope. half-inch hasis,
u lie; MANILA rope halfinch basis,
Dc; cotton rope. all sizes, 12c; cotton
Irvine. Ice; 5-ply iute Irvine. 49,
Bags -td-nch. S-ounce. Sc; lB-inch, s.
ounce, &c; 42-lnch l0-ouncc, 1.2c.
ScedsRye per bushe soc; turnip
seed per pound, 2lc; alfalfa seed, per
hushe, 81 johnson grass seed. per
bushel. Sl25: miliet. per hushcl. 61c;
barley seed. per bushel, soc: onion sets,
red. $500 per hushel; onion sets, white,
g 80 per hshuel, amber cane, Sl.35 per
bushel; Grunge cane. Sl35 per bushel;
seed potatoes. New York early rose po-
tatoes, S1l5 per bushel; New York
Peerless potatoes, Sl.1b per buHhel.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-11
LIYNRrooL cornoN.


by Associated rreri
Liverpool, March 10--The sales o.
The day We're 10000 bnioa. Of which
1000 were FOR speculation and export,
and included 300 American. American
middilng. ! i-sdi American mlddllng
fair, 0.lGd; good midiliug, lid,
low middling. ~ good ordinary, 1,Sl;
ordinary, 3 1851
Futures closed quiet at the decline
March, 4 i-G5d buyers: March aud
April, 4 1-G3l buyers; April and May
4 i-Oipl 2.Gid; May and June. BOD
buyers, June aud July. 5Gid sellers;
Judy and August. 450idlH 7-Gidi Aug.
ust aud September. 7-GiMl SGid; Sep-
iomhcr aud Octohrr, SGiuf 00idi
October and November 1854 my
November aud December 4 i0-6ld buy.
grH.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-11
VARIETY THEArrRs.


Dallas Tex. March 10.-The war he
tween the city and che variety theaters
is ended and the theaters am knocked
out. The court Of criminal appeals today,
IN IN opinion handed down hy Justice
Simpkins tall Judges concurring)T sns-
tanned the validity Of me city ordinance
making 1t unlawful to sell beer In variety
theaters, II was in the case Of Emmett
Ayers vs.. the state from Dallas county,
In September last City Attorney A. i.
Wozencraft drew up an ordinance which
prohibited the sale Of intoxicants IN n
variety theater. The council passed II
and the theatcns have fought Il from that
day TO This IN the courts The court OF
criminal appeals holds thnt under the
power given To the city in It's special
charter TO regulate variety sheaters, The
council has a right to prohibit sale Of
intoxicating liquors. Joe Mills and W
j. Neimyer have large sum in the
shape Of fines standing against them. No
more beer will be sold In the thcatcrs.
That Is certain. The variety shows are
in full blast tonight, but int0xicants are
not sold
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-11

BY Associated Press,
New York. March 10 Money on call
easy az per cent; last loan ] closed az
/ per cent Prime mercantile paper 80
. ~; sterling exchange firm With actual
4 81 for demand. and i.S7 1-4diSI IL
for rixtv dave. posted ratts, lSSN
4 50 IL: commercial bills 4.SGdiSN Ia
silver certificates. 5S I-Sd5S IL, no
sales
The total sales OF stocks today were
i1l,2OO shares, includig Atchleon.. 1000
American sugar, ai,lpO; Burlington
7IOO; Chicago gas. 1920; distiners,
400: general electric. 300; reading,
3iOO. Rock Island, 100; ST. Paul, TO-.
200. Western uaiop, 1900.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-11
FREsH vEGETARLEs AND FRUIT.

Vegetables ahhage. Northern. per
pound. cents; potatoes. Greeley.
Re: sweet potatnes. per hushA. ~
NtIoc; sweet potatoee, Northern. per
hushel, $3.50; pumpkin yams. 81. celery.
5OnI5c per dozen buuchcs hcuts, per
bushel, 81 so; carrots. per hushcl. 81 80;
radishes. Hoe per dozen; lettuce, 30c.
Fruits-Apples, fancy. Oregon, 1-hushcl
box. 50: lemons. fancy, CiH0A per box,
&c; oranges, per box. So Bluefclds bn.
nanas, per bunch seas: Bartlett pears.
per box S4.7J35.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-11
TELEGRAPH MARKETS.


BY Associated Press.
New York. March 10--Thc close Of
the week shows that large business
has been done In all departments Of the
jobbing trade, The market is tull OF
buyers ready to work ON Monday mnru-
lug In commission house circles very
large wire order business was done,
though almost exclusively for soasonahe
specialtins. printed satins, ginghauis, do
nestle and other wash fabrics, some
beachcd cottons were called for but
brown cottnns quiet, Colcrcd goods in
limited order request.
Underwear slow. but hosiery doing bet
ter. Wooden goods nave had q fair or
der business laid ont Printing cloths
worry steady at SIZE. Productions for
the week. 22S,O00 pieces and the sales
254,OOO pieces.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-11

ierially assisted In It's rise yesterday and
this morning by the report that the rig.
uiar dividends would be declared at the
next meeting of tho directors. There WAS
a good dcmand for SMEAR common IN ,he
opening dealings, and N the first fifteen
minutes nm advance Of 3-ic had hesn 10
corded. Thereafter the stlcrs v'tra IN
greater number chan the buyers. and the
had been made. Of which use was r,@
corded In the last sales. leaving a gain
Of i-Sc ON the day. Sugar urolvrrcd
advanced lie. but subsequently, lost the
cntire Improvement
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-11
LONDON SHOCK MARNEr


Consols for money, O5 it.id, for aeeount,
10 1910; Canadian Pacific. Us ~, Erie,
IL ~, Erie seconds. 81 IL. Illinois
Central, %, Mexican ordinary, u "a;
St Paul common, OS as. New York
Central, i02 -; PENNSYLVANIA. 81 3.S;
Reading, II 0-S; Mexican Central. now,
r. - 81
Bar silver, ~ 5-lGi per ounce,
The amount Of bullion gone into tue
Bank Of Eng,and ON balance today,
1000 pounds
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-11

Hldcs-BuyerS are paying Dry flint,
heavy, . LIE; light 4 lie; dry salt,
e; green, salt lie: butchers green.
l-2c.
Wool--Lieht medium. 12@19 he: low
medium. lOdl2c; fine. 10dt1c.
Bones -Hoof and bones, 50 per ton, de.
livered.
Bees Wax-15Ei1Sc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-11

New York. March 10. Tho share spec
ulaiion was generally firm On o moier.
sie VOLUME Of bulineas but Tho buying
vhs mainly 10 cover siort coniractH, and
not f0r the long account The traders.
who did toe bulk af today's business,
seem anxious 10 close ont their lhiss, ~
as mol 10 carry them over Sunday. anil
there was a disposition 10 take pr0his,
especially 10 sugar, which had becn ma
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-11

Oysters and Oysters. bulk, 75d
soc per 100 counts; per dozen cans.
$3.50; dressed catfish loo per pound;
gulf fish, Zoe per pound; shrimps. per
pound, 15r. crabs. per dozen. Toe
Game Prairie chickens, $50 per doz;
quails. SIS per dozen; Mnllard ducks,
per pair, GOc: Tcal ducks, per pnir. 35c.
canvashack ducks, per pair, HOuUQc; rab-
bits. Si25 per dozen; deer saddles, per
pound. q l-oc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-11

BY Associated PrctN,
Liverpool March iO.--rlosins Wheat
dull. holders offered moderately. No.
rrl winter, - 10 Ia,
Corn Firm; poor supply. New mixed,
IS o.
Futures firm. holders offered sunring-
ly. March, ~ = Bid, April, % 1-2di
May. ~ \ 121
Flour Dull, holders offered modcfnte-
IT, H. Louis fancy winter. ~ ID.
Pork Dull supply ~ excess Of de-
%.
Lard-Sicady; supply poor rs ID.
Futures Holders not Offering
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-11

By AssOclhieN ifraA
Chicago, March 10. Wheat was dan
aud closed i.ec lower than yea.eriny
Tlia uncertainty concerning tho expected
government report preYenfel much trad
inr. and nui0rs that q would De bear|sh
caused an easier fcellng. lluctuauoaf
were confined 70 range AZ ,i-Se
nostrd a e5od demand for cIplft With
cash corn IN New York bringing a. rcr
bashel over tho Mar price II closed
bcrc with q eain for The day 81 lie
oats are also lie higher.
Prorlsiors were Irregular AZ a shade
lower pdccs.
Wheat was weak Cor the first half
hanr. Int rhr fefiiug u uncertainty ron
cssnlag lae goyeinmen. figures 70 ~ ls'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-11
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.
As-.,tat.1 pr.aa

Spot caay. Sales, spot. ESQ bales. 10
arrive, $50 bales. Low ordinary, . l-Sc;
ordinary @ i-Sc. good ordinnry, O0-Sc;
low middllng, &c; middlng. Z Lie; good
mlddlinE. Z 1-2ci middling fair, Sc, fair,
0 i-iilc Receipts. 1870 bales; exports,
none. stock. 25O.S5i bales.