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Arizona republican., 1894-12-25
WILL NOT PROSECUTE.

indicted for Retarding Mails But
 Dismissed by District Attorney.
 DENVER, Colo, Dec. 24-Tn the Uni ted States court today the district at torney entered nolle prosse on Gfty-nine indictments against Trinidad people charged with retarding the mails during the strike last summer.
Arizona republican., 1894-12-25
Coin and Bullion

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 24.-Silver bars, per oz., 5934@59B; Mexican dollars, 50R@51.
Arizona republican., 1894-12-25
ARMY POST FOR SPOKANE
Live City of the Northwest Bids for
 BlueCOatS.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 24.-There is a prospect that the recommendation of Gen. Schoield and Gen. Otis, for the establishment of military post at Spokane, Wash., will be carried out. Spokane has offered l 1000 acres of land.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-22

srss less 70 for cash: alum Der 10. &C..
antikamnla. 81. antifchrine. per ounce,
Use. Nutpyrlne, per ounce. si.i0. nntino-
MIA. carbonate, per ID. lee. vitrlol. per
ID. Ice. per No., case. blue mass. l,ci.
pound. tec. blue ointment, per H. 500:
horax, per ID, igulSc; camnhor gum,
per N. 2sc, cocaine. muir, ahrystaiised,
per ounce, $40; coperas. per 10, aibso;
cream tartar, q p, per ~. zoe; groccrs,
per 10. Ice; povcrs powder per ID.
si.se: ether, sulrhuric U. y, r., por
10. zoe; gum arabic, first plck, per 10.
voc. shcliac, per III, sSc; glue, brown.
per 10. is&icc. giuc. white. per NJ. zoe,
mace, per 10 soc; mercury, per 10, s5r;
morphine. p a. W. lis ounces box per
ounce, $3.50. t-e ounce boxes, per
ounce, $500; ounce bottles, per ounce,
$3.50, nutinesa, pOr NJ. ssc; castor oil,
per gallon, M,2eeftS5; olive oil, per gals
lon, siio; linaocd oil. per mtlion, coz
69c; sperm, w. H., per gallon. si.20.
opium, per 10, ss.ae; opium. POI per ~,
N.Ho; black pepper, per ih., 1sc potash.
bromide. per 10, aIo; potash, chlorate,
per H., sdc; iodine, per h. Sl25; qui-
nlno, L, \ w. Bounce bottles, 80 Ice.
ounce cans, per ounce. q i-sc, qulninc,
II, \ w. b-ounce cans, per ounce. "a Ice;
n n s. uuinlne i-ouncc Walls, per
ounce. 50 i-se. do. bounce tins, no i.sc,
s5-ouncc tins, per ounce. 80 i-sc; 1907
ounce tins, per ounce, rs Ice; naiaoda,
per H., . i-iUs i-gc; saltpoter rcfnod
per 10. Toe; saltpctcr, commercial, per
10, &c, salts, Epaum, per m. 9fr4c;
salts Rochelle, Sic, aodn hicaihonate.
English, KEYS. pr ~ &c; sulphur
flowers, snall lots. &c; sulphur, 6-hai.
rel lots, : i.2c, spirits turpentine, mar
kct rate. per gallon. white lead, Collier
a Southern, =. p, per H., 6 a-fcI7,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-22
rnn CATTLE MARKETS..


New York Live stock.
by Associated Press.
New York, May ei.-Beeves-..r,,,
days receipts 1906; 80 cars on sale.
market active, lac per 100 pounds
higher; native steers good 10 prime
Nasd4'eS per 100 pounds; medium
fair, ss't5ai.i2 H.; ordinary s4.sssf, "a
inferior 10 good Texans. ss.soG4 lo,
bulls inferior TO choice. ,g.sO0tss; drv
cows ordinary TO prime. sg.62 i.sQs %
London cables quote American steers
i-sus l-2c Per pound. dressed weight,
fetriserator beef 7disc per pound. ex.
ports tomorrow. $50 beeves. 100 shren
ana alO quarters OF beef.
Calves-Reoeipts two DAYS 6os.
market active, lie per 100 ibs higher.
Ncals, poor to prime. l-2fiS i.sc Der
pounoi butter milk calves, ssi4 l.ae
Sheep and lambs Receipts two dnva
iv,Ss9; IS cars on sale. sheen and ySsr,
lings, firm: southern lambs not wanted
and lower; sheep, poor TO prime, sg ooSe
f.eV per 100 pounds. yearlings common
TO choice, N00I4sI l-s: Virginia lanhs
Inferior 70 choice. sbOOIg.lO. Kentuckv,
si,0N6fB.O0 ''NNs ;
Hogs Receipts two days. sOs; cars
on sale. steady. inferior TO good 81 i0fp
$50 per 100 pounds.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-22

Irish-Alaska. No. salmon per doE,,
N.3h, Columbia river No | salmon, per
dos. NO. l-pound mRckeral. per doz
81 81: American Hardincr. Its. pct case,
$40. French eardines, i-ta. per case,
,ig so.
oysters onc.pound, por dos., sSci
No, 2. yl.G5,
MeatE-potted ham. ~ pound. per
dOz,, 76c. potted ham. i-2 pound, per
doz, $3.50; Vienna sausage. i-2 pound,
per doz, 1910. Vienna sausage l.pound
per dos., 1876 chipped beef ~ pound,
per dns.. si26, Vienna sausage i-pnund
per dos, 81 90, clipped beef, l-pound.
per dng.. $50.
Vegetables Three-peund tomatoes,
sil5. 2-poumd tomatoes. Doc; 2-ppund
corn, choice. N.i0. s-nound corn, fancy.
81 so. g-pound string beans, soc; z
pound marrowfai peas, fi.s5i
California fruits and onc.half
pounds peaches. li.sO. l.2 pounds APP
pricots. lisa. ~ pounds prara. n-agi
I-s mounds plumH, $3.50, i-2 poundh
musoat grapes, 81 90; ~ pounds white
chorrica. igs5i IL pounda black cher
rlCg, 81
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-22

BY Associated Press,
New orleans. La, May 2l--lIog
products very quiet. Pork II 3-lc.
Refined tierce, 8 a-4c
Boxed meats--Dry salt shoulders. &c;
sides. i-2c; bacon sides, i-tc.
ilams-Choice cured. i0dl0 i-fc.
Rice-steady. Ordinary TO good
T-Snl 5-Sc
Coffee outlet Rio ordinary 10 low
fair, rs 3-4d19 sac.
FlOur--Dull Extra fancy. S2.T0a2.S0i
patents. s9.O0G31O.
Corn meal-Qulct nt $40,
Corn--Stcady. No. sacked mixed.
$50. yellow, as i-2c, white. soc.
Onts--No. sncked 45c.
Hay-Steady. Prime. lSal5c; choice
l6mifc
Bran-Steady nj 50 Ice.
Sugar--Quiet. Open kettle. common
TO fully fair. . a-sd2 9-lc: inferior, i-tc;
centrifugal. on white. 3 5-SU3 1i-iGi
choice yellow clarified. 3h-i6fs 5-Sci
prime do, ai-4c, on do. 2131efla 1-sci
seconds. 5-s92 1870.
Molasses Centrifugal quiet, Good
prime 10 strictly prime, l0Hi1c: fair "a
prime. sfi9c; good prime, 7ci inferior TO
common, 66i6c.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-22
LOCAL QUOTATIONS.


Mcats--Dry salt clear shorts. : i.ic;
bacon. short clear. lac. bacon, bellies.
, i-ic; dry salt BELLIES. : i-lc. medium.
hams. 10 1-2c. large hams. ste; small
hams. lie. breakfast bacon. 10 Ice
Lard Compound. 9 is2c. pure leaf
SC.
Standard formulated. i-ao:
powdered. brlr., &c. powdered, half
bfls., 9 i-ic; cut fosf. brlA.. &c. cut
Loaf. half brls.. Lao; yellow clarified.
4 lee
land. s3c. Lion. sao: Aiaroma. 2sci Jcr.
cheesr-Faney. full cream. one In
box. u 1-2e; two In box. i4c; Young
Reans-Navy. i-scs Lima. lac.
bayou, fcl pink, i-2c; black eyer, peas
&c.
Rlce-common. i-2ci prime. &c; head
sIafch-Lump. DC per pound; aud 3
pound packages per pound. l-2Q. g.
pound wooden boxes. &c per pound;
starch, 20 and fo-pOund boxes. 6zfG i.2ci
FaultiesA 9 i-tc; l-ponnd packages 70
the case, s.
Piekiesl Medium. hrls.. $40. medium
half brls. t2.75 small, brls.. $40 small,
half hris, f1f5. i0-Eaiion kegs, $3.50.
J-gklion kegs. TIES, pluts. &c. quartz
per dok. Nloi half gallon. per doe
si.7b. American. SALON. perdoE., 400
imperihi gallon, per dox.. 500,
Nuts--Alrnonds. new soft shell. per
pound. fC i-ec; wainutn. per pound, eN.
ira large y lac; fiibers. per pound,
~ t-2c. BrAxilH. per pound. new crop.
Y l-sc: prcnna. new crop, i-t0ac; pea
nuta fancy white. per sack. Parrot
brand, Sc; chDire white. bruns land,
Il. ronKted white. best quality. l0c.
Prosaryea -Firc.pound pals, one do1-
on 40 the case. per dozen. te.1t. 70
pound kAnlkins. per pound. ioc.
Noiasrea- Barrel lots, rev crop. fan
cy sugar house, sSc; choice. new crop
per gallon. &c. fancy syrup per gallon,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-22
I'm and STOCK MARKET.
..,.o was GOOD IN ALL LINES
,nsrEnpsf.



!, associated Press 49,,
york, May ai,-The trading was
ny 4 No stock exchange from the
wv 10 the close of business and
'l', .ss,esaie transactions were larger
J. !. any day FOR months past. and
= r,aely distributed, a strong
/ y (. ,Narac,erized the opening deal
! Mich was due to purchases for
Z nrslsn account as well as to the
~, OF American securities on the
IN stock exchange. There was
q having in all the arbitrary
4. during the morning, but during
.as,roon a large per centage OF
.,,rrhnses were resold which
,', swell the volume Of the selling
.,rsnt which the short interest
.,nnlated. The first sign of weak
.. slsplayed was In sugar, which.
n. an advance of 3-sc. broke 7-sc
e.vIdatlng sales for the account OF
,.i.iei bull whom the recent de-
\. had forced to sell stock which
~ holdInE FOR rise. The general
!. wmpathlzcd with the depression
.aanr, and declined IA to l-2 per
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-22
spnnl.h Ansrehl... sne.

Press Report,
Barcelona. May 9l-siS anarchists,
sentenced TO death for tho attempt on
captein-Generai ccmpos and for being
concerned In the l.lcea theatcr bomb
tragedy. were executed at o'clock this
morning. They were shot by the
troops, -Four were killed. the frat
shot and the others by the second.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-22

!, Associated Press.
yes York. May 2l.-The Evening
Il. says. Perhaps the most impor-
~. actor IN determining the course
siay's market was the foreign
S-skss attitude. These houses did
IL IS they are apt to do, emphasize
t.iudays final break In prlccs here
N weak and feverish opening. on
Il, Nhrary London's prices for Amer
In ruled before our opening a half
IN ur more above the New York
Nj This recovery was doubtless due
l,rry TO orders from this side. pos
M from shorts, who wished to cover
| NJ railway and miscellaneous rail.
NJ bend market was weak throughout
y srsater portion OF the day. but
=, o. the Issues traded In recovered
[aIty In the final dealings.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-22

BY Associated Press
chicago. May q THE Evening Jour
nal reports. Cattle-Receipts. 5000.
shipments 1000; market slow, the turn
rather downward Prime to extra ma.
tive steers, s42bU4 40; mediums. 81 OO0
4.lV' others. 1908 30; Texans, 81 5Om
3.50.
Hogs Receipts 10000, shipments, TO-. p
0OOi market slow, i0Ql5c lower; rough
heavy 81, 1904 40: packers and mixed,
81 .65li,70; prime heavy and butcher
weights. N.sOd4.S5; assorted light.
"a s0W4. So.
sheep and lambs-Receipts. 5000
steady to trine higher: top nheep,
". 25It 10: top lamhs. 81. SOQl. so.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-22

ny ArsonInted rress.

BY Associated Press.
Liverpool. May n. p. m.-closing-
Cotton. SPOT in moderate demand,
freely met; American middlng,
7 i5-icd. the sales OF the day were 5000
bales Of which 500 were for speoula-
tion and export and included $500
American: receipts $4,000 bales. inciud-
ing q 600 American futures closed
quiet at the advance. May. . be-sa
buyers; May and June, SS-e4 buyers,
June and July. se-e4 seilersi July and
August. 3 SIS, sellers. August and
september, 5s-6i sellers. September
and october. $3.50 sellers October
mud November, 3 s0-6t sellcrsi Noyei1-
nor and December, 6i-st SELLERS; De-
cember and January, e2.si sellers
January and February, : ss-6i value
Tenders OF the days deliveries, none
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-22
ANancuIsr nnNnr


Presa Report,
Paris. May ai,.-At 4 o'clock this
morning, In the presence Of a large.
jccrlng crowd, Emne Henri. the an
archist dled on the eulllotine,
lila last words were "vive I an
archlc' An hour after the body ar
rived at IVry, where the grave hed
been aus egtsnHlhly 10 receive e. BY
the side OF the crave lay a nix frame
conln and near By was the carpenter
hammer In hand, ready 10 nail down
the cover.
The body was placed IN Il md no ons
claiming II, II was placed In the van
and taken TO the Ecolc de Medicine,
where 1t was dlsvcotcd.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-22
run COTTON MARKETS.



Special Dispatch.
New orleans, May ai,--McElroy and
Company says; Futures-LNerpool id
vanced 2-6ad as the result. our cable
says OF heavy buying orders from
America. but spots showed little ae-
tivity, sales being only 5000 bales.
Further buying on the cold wave
caused prices here 20 advance points
at the opening, but II soon became evil
dent investors were not convinced that
any material damage had occurred and
We're us yet not ready TO take hold OF
the bun side Reports OF harm to the
growing plant We're numerous aud
from many sections, but nevertheless
buyers were conspicuous for their abb
sonCe after the opening. and the next
few days must bring some positive
confirmation Of the present rumors be-
fore the public can be made 10 believe
At the closing prices Ito . lower
than Saturday. Spots were quiet
but firm with sales Of Tb0. Sew
erai days age we commented upon the
appearance OF new bolla IN the neigh
borhood Of Beevillc. Tex. a cores
pondent at San Diego, which Il still
further south, writes US at length that
such bolls have OF necessity been grown
on old stalks which did not die down
during the winter As an example,
our correspondent cites us to the fact
that the first new bale from Duval
county lat, 27Si degrees last year was
shipped on June 20 and that there was
not enough cotton picked after that 10
start gins working till August ?. In
other words he shows that the first
bale In an indication OF early or late
maturity OF the crop. but only an cv-
idence OF tho enterprise OF the section
producing It and an advertisement OF
the progressive spirit OF Ire citizens,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-22

~ Associated Press
st. Louis. No., MAY ai,-Flour Arm
and higher, patent. s2.soa2 Is; extra
fancy. s25OG2 80; fancy. 81. 2oGs 30;
choice. si.s0G20O.
Wheat Between a frost scare and
nervous shorts wheat made a net gain
OF 5-Sc; cash. 80 l.ic. May, So lac. July
50 1908 5-sc. August. % 7-sc.
Corn started up on frost alarm. but
slipped back. closing practically un.
changed. No. mixed cash. "a lac;
May, SO l-sc, June. IS b-sc; July. acc,
September. SO 5-sc.
oats were higher on the crop scare.
No. cash. 30 lac: May. IS S-sc; July.
zee; August. &c,
Rye and barley-No,hlng doing.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-22

BY Associated Press.
New York, May si.--Toial today net
receipts. sgsi; exports to Great Britain
IA; 10 France. 8: continent. seoi stock.
asl.sai. consolidated net receipts, 1928;
exports TO Great Britain, sg7i to France
81; 10 continent, aeoS.
Total since September /. net re-
ceip,s, s.7ss.s7o; exports to Great
britain. s,7isd s7. to France. bsi, sfei 70
continent, i,5s6.els; 10 the channel
1851.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-22
Cash quotations were as fo'lows'


Flour, unchanged.
No. spring wheat, 90 2-ie; No. )
spring wheat, nominal: No, red.
90 3-4c.
No. corn, 81 lac.
No. . oats, ss lee No. white, 80 i-2r;
No. white. 30 s-terS6 i-le.
No, rye unchanged.
No. barley, nominal, No. 3. b2Q65e;
No. T. bOq5Sc
No. / haxseed, Slsl.
Prime timothy seed. $40.
Mess pork, per barrel, 81 .s0uii, SO IL.
Lard. per 100 pounds. s7.i2 i-2Q716.
Short ribs sides. loose, SO 20qG. - i-2.
Shoulders, boxed, So 100000.
Short clear sides boxed, sG,62 i-2d
T,i2t-2.
No, yellow corn. 81 lee
Receipts-Flour. 5000 barrels; wheat,
$4,000 bushels, corn. $4,000 bushels;
oats. 3l3 900 bushels, rye. 1900 bushels
barley 1900 bushels
Shipments Flour. 1000 barrels,wheat.
$4,000 bushels; corn, 214,0o0 bushels;
oats, Ill 900 bushels; rye, 5000 bushels;
barley. 5000 bushels
on the produce exchange today the
butter market was quiet aud unchang-
ed
Eggs were fairly active and unohang-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-22

SIC; choice corn syrup. per gallon. 2ec,
Green coftee---t,y the sack. good. Hlo;
choice, 2sc: fancy, sso peaberry. "a lac;
oiu government java. re, Mocha &c.
Dried fruits Turkish prunes. per
pound, Z lie, California. zoos. iios sacks,
8 i-2c. California. Ios Sos, sacks. i-sc.
COS. sc; iQa. SOS, i0c. aprlcots. per
pound, Ice, L. L. rasins, three crown,
si.so per box; choice evaporated apples,
h0-pound boxes. lac; prime. bo-pound
boxes. isc per pound; cugrants. In bar
rcls. LIE per pound currante, in
boxes. ec per pound, California rnislna,
grapcs, i-2c, dried grapes. i-sc:
citron, isc, orange peel, iNc: lemon
peel. Use, dates i0-pound boxes 100
per pound; bo-pound boxes. 9 l-sc per
pound choice unpociod California
peaches, rs 1-2c,
Jeliics Twenty pals, 1ac: 80
pound pals. soc; ii.pound pailn. tOc.
wine rlnsscs, per dozen, ssc, schooner,
per dozen. $40,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-22

Ivy Associated Press.
Liverpool, May 2i.--c'osins Wheat
steady; demand poor; No, : red, winter,
Is 81.
corn-steady; demand fair; new
mixed spot. So s-adi future demand
moderate: June steady, 9s Q a-ld; July
Arm, ss 1-2d.
Fiour-puu. demand poor St Louis
fancy winter, bs ID.
Lard-Dun, demand poor; spot. S7s
Cd: futures, no demand.
Pork--Dull: demand poor; prime.
mess, 67s cd The receipts OF wheat for
the past week; From Atlantic ports.
$1,000 quarters. Pacific ports. none;
others ports $4,000 quarters,
The receipts Of American corn for
the past week We're. 100000 quarters,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-22

wheat--old and new, No. 2, Csc; No.
3, Soc
Corn-Car lots, T. o. b., Fort Worth.
ear, tbc. ear, loacl. wagon lots. l5dpbOc
per husholi Kansas shclled. car lots,
bulk. "a l-gc sacked ~ l-sc.
Oats Texas rust proof car lots, G. o.
b., Fort Worth. bulk. 16o sacked. asc;
wagon loads. unsacked. 92Gagc.
Bran-.por 1000 pounds, I. q, b.. Fort
Worth. soc,
iiay-car lots, +. o. b.. Fort worth.
best Forney. sil 90 per toni host up
land, 1850 alfalfa, loose, local, so,
Johnson grans, baled local $40 per ton
loose prairie, local. per ton $40,
Flour Rest patents, Si,d6 per 100
pounds. half patents, S,b0. third grade.
$3.50 fourth grade poe; Northern
patenta 81
Chopa-con and oats, mlNod Der ton.
SIS. per 100. 81,
coiton-I.ow middlinR. g-to; strict
low middling lac. middllng. a-iu
ntric. middllng, i-sc. good middling,
&c.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-22

BY AFsoclhted Press
st. Louis. Mo. May 2l.-.cattle--pe.
oeipts, $500; shipments. 800: market
quiet and strong; native steers, 50 500
S,s6; cows and heifcrs. 81 sOGs.Sb,
calves A,5Oi Texas steers common 10
farcy good. ss,2OI3 7b; cows. 81, gS,
Hogs--Reeeipts. 500; shipments. 1000;
ass; packers. 81. 7Ogii,75: common
I.i5. F'e''
sheep Receipts, 500. shipments. 100,
market stronger; fair native mixed.
W fOgs So; stockers and feeders, So .0O'
lambs, S9.bOa4. 90
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-22
sournnnx MILLS
nuyinE rp Cotton IN Mi.s,ssippi-
May Cut on supplies from the
Nnrtl.

Aberdeen. Miss, May si-The mama
gers OF the cotton mills here say they
notice a heavy demand Tor cotton In
this vlelnity by the pwners OF Southern
cotton mills something which Inns not
occurred Tor years, This IA believed to
Indicate great revival Of business In
the cotton mills Throughout the South,
Should tho buying continue In this
section II Slli goen absorb what cotton
remains. cutting on further shipments.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-22

Poultry-old hens. per dozen, s. 30;
Spring chickens, small pcr dozen, 40.
fancy. large. spring. per dozen, $500.
ropHtera. per dozen, ti,ssi turkey hens,
bec. gobhlcra. 100; goose. per dozen, ~;
ducks. per Dozen -
Eggs. freHh without case, ! lac.
Ilut;ef-Freah country. iGc choice
creamery. z0Q23e; oloomargarinc. ~.
pound tubs iic per pound; iO'pound
tubs. i5c per pound,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-22

by Associated Press.
New York. May e. The visible sup
ply of grain saturday, May 10, as COM
piled By the New York produce OK
change. is as follows Wheat. 62,eii,-
600 bushels decrease, i,A67ooO; corn,
S,2ii0OO bushels, decrease, 6i6,Ooo; oats,
s.4elOoO bushels, decrease, $4,000; rye.
$4,000 decrease. 5000; barley. 10000
bushels, decrease, $1,000,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-22

BY Associated Press
Liverpool, May el.-i2iso p. me-
Wheat steady, demand poor; holders
offer moderately. No. 1 California. 4s
l.2d@4a i-gd; red western winter.
a. bdGis i-sd.
Corn-Firm demand, mixed spot, Is
3-ld
Beef-lixtra India mess, sos.
pork--Primo mess. Ills Sd,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-22

Vegetables Cabbage, California, per
pound. l.2c, Southern cabbage. lao
per pound: potatoes ureeley. pcr BUSH
Il. s0l. early rose, goo; onions, per
pound. , i-2c. celery, 6Ufsc per dozen
punches; brets. per pound. i-9c; Per
dozen buncnes. $50. cArroih. per pound.
i-te; fadlshts, 800 per dozen; lettuce.
30c.
Ffulta.-I scmons. fancy fagosl per box,
q 55Na; BueneidW bananas, per bunch,
f44g. oranges, California naval. $500
dg.2s. seedlings, sg.Ia.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-22

BY ANNNcIhted Iftss
Kansas city, Mo, May 2l.--Cattlc-
Receipts, aiOo; shipments. 1900: market
steady; Texas steers 81 oOas So; Texas
cows. 50 l09S.20; shipping steers. Ss.l5
GiS5; native cows. s2.00u3. so. stock
9845
Hogs Receipts, $500; shipments. $500
market 5ui0c lower; bulk, 81 bOp4 20;
heavy packers and mixed. 81 40al 20;
light packers and pigs. 81 4Oqi 10
Sheep-Receipte, 1900, shipments.
none; market steady to higher.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-22

d Associated Press.
Sew York, May 81 THE Evening
tslf esblegram aays: The markets
n idle and depressed today. Amer
ans we're hrmer and advanced till tho
|awnoon. when there was u general
|,hrse, LED by u sharp fall In North,
~ Pacific on assessment rumors. Tho
|Eflsg was nat and nearly all the
Is'r A,chlson shares and bonds wer,
lrepilonally firm and and gilt-edgef
lloes were firm ON cheap money. and
|R Fopect OF further Influx OF mil
~ n gold during the next ten days
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-22

Crackers Animals. iec; Boston butt
ter, Sc; butter. &c. creams. lac; crack
neis, iSc. cracker meal, &c; oyster pearl.
&C; oyster excelsior. So; prctzeia. lsc;
cream soda, Sc. snownales. lie, soda
60
Cakes and iumhles--E Eleven and one
half cents; fruit. aultnna. igci ginger.
snaps. i-sc; Erandma's cookies. i0c.
lcmon snaps, iac; wafcrs, i5ci sugar
cookies. zoe; stage planke. Sc.
Candies -cArainels assorted flavor B.
10 hONes Use; gumdropH. A. A., as.
sorted tlRyora s-pound box. zoe; Japan
eee stripe. cccoannt nevor, 5.ih, box.
exc. rock. assorted and white, Csc;
French kisses. per box, 6Sc; chocolate
creams. Al, poe, lemon drops, frosted,
per box, csc. burnt almonds, per box,
SOC, creams, hand made a0c. peanut
blocks, 6ic, peanut bar. per box, Use;
lo1cngers, nnsorted, con. 5-lh. box, Sbcl
marsh mnilowa, 5-ih box, si,aA. mixed
candles, pals. per ID, l-go; crystal
cut. s.ac: II, NJ, creams, pals. Ire;
stick candy i-2c,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-22

Special Dispatch
New York, May q There was NJ
life to the market yet there was con
siderable orders In business Tor bleach
ed cottons, denims, lightwoight un
derwcar and wooleu goods. There was
some more Development OF an under
tone and some business was done n
autumn Finghnma, demots, cotton
finnnels and blankets. Print cloth.
were dun and vciy steady at SAC foi
siNty-four squares,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-22
c,,nI.

Retail nat- bridgeport. car iotE, Nes;
: TO 10 tons, s.1b. I ton, IS. McAlcster,
Jenny 1.ynd, Rouse, Maitland. Robin.
son and Walctberg GOALS, car lots.
sb79, to 10 ton lots, seas; I ton, sGg5;
IL ton $3.50, Monarch, Victoria. Santa
Clara and Fillmore Goals, car lots. $3.50;
to 10 ton lots, So; 2 tons, s6,e5; ton,
Sc 50: Ia ton, $3.50, nrlar creek and Mc-
James coal car lots, $685. TO lotion
lots, $3.50; tons. $3.50; l ton. 50; ~
ton Saab, Monarch cgg. ear lots, Sh.2b,
Z 90 10 ton lots, $3.50; slngle ton, 1873,
anthracite, Pennsylvania. ear lots, sil
Z to 10 ton lots. sia.Ib; single ton, SIS,
anthracite, Quila, to 10 ton lots. 50,
single tons. $3.50. 10 ton. 81. slack,
ioa. car loads. tas6; Thurber, car lots.
$3.50. per ston, Cameron, per ton s..
Z tons, $40; TO 10 tons, $40.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-22

Press Report.
Philadelphia, May u --FloodH com.
pleteiy stopped tseilc ON the pcnnsyl-
yanih rond az East 0rrenshurg. The
trouble IL between Johnstown ana Al
toona The tracks are submerged In
four feet of water Tor eighteen miles
between connaugh and bennington,
Il viii tnka two daya 90 mako rapAlrn.