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The evening world., 1894-08-20

Like the other Captains, Stephenson is
charged with Illegal offense, neglect OF
duty, conduct injurious to the public
peace and welfare. and conduct unbecom--
Ing an officer OF the Police Department
Of the City OF New York"
The charges were handed to President
Martin by Supt. Byrnes.
Prosecutor Wellman says he has a
stronger case against Stephenson than
those against Doherty, Devery and Cross,
and that he viii call only reputable busi-
ness men. citizens OF established charac-
ter, to prove the charges.
The trial of Capt. Stephenson was fixed
by the Commission In a ten-minute ex-
ecutivev session this afternoon, and an
nounced later by President Martin for
| 10 o'clock Tuesday. Aug. rs.
The specifications charge the Captain
with having accepted brides Tor permit
ting merchants and marketmen TO place
| their goods on the sidewalks and In the
streets in violation of the city ordi-
| nances.
charges his ward man, Kelly, having
been retired. Kelly. by the way, has
disappeared.
The charges we're s,n made out b IN ate
| tention was called to the error. and II
was corrected before the papers were
served.
Capt. Stephenson called OH the Com
plant Clerk at Headquarters this after
noon and read d copy OF the charges
his lip curling with scorn the while,
He accused of ninetsen s spSsraed v' fn
| ten separate instances with having ac-
| cepted certain sums OF omney, granting
| the giver at the same time the privilege
In nine instances, specifically men
toned, the Captain Is accused of per,
hitting those from whom he accepted
the brSs to r.. &c u nhsaS ssd that
law and the rules of the department
were being violated.
| on Feb. 26, 1891, while In command OF
the second street station. Capt. Stephen
son is charged with having taken a Us
| bribe from Thomas +. Wallace. mer-
| chant, OF 1877 Reade street, for allowing
goods and boxes on the sidewalk in
The other charges. with p slight varia-
ton, are OF the same chaGGter -.
| oct. S, 1892, Merchant wallace paid
a similar amount for protection.
| Jan IS 1892 Enos C. Palmer, mer-
chant OF l66 Reade street, s25 for one
'e Oct. 10. 1891. Charles W. Maxneld,
merchant OF 1872 Reade street, SIS for
protection for one year, ,
July l, 1891, Leroy NJ. Lyon, merchant,
OF 27s Washington street, US protection
'c jan D /. 1892. Mr.. Lyon paid the same
amount for that year.
May 10, 1891, Robert b. Sinner, mer-
chant. Of 1886 Washington street, paid SO
Sept ~ 1921. Martin \. Edwards, mer-
chant, Of 1893 Duane street, paid sSS IN
| cash and gave the Captain barrel OF
apples and peaches sufficient TO aggre-
gate the total sum OF $50 for the privilege
| OF voviating the law for that year,
Oct 25 1891. George Allison. merchant
| OF 29S Washington street, paid $50 toI
protection to Capt. Stephenson for one
year.
| chant OF $50 Greenwich street, paid 81
TO the Captain for protection that year
The evening world., 1894-08-20
DENIES ELECTION STORY.
Sovereign Said to Have HadTroubis
AT n h. of l.. Meeting.

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 0.-District
Assembly No. | of the Knights of Labor
held a meeting last night which is said
to have ended unpleasantly for General
Master Workman Sovereign. The As
sembly has been the bone OF contention
between the Sovereign and anti-Sover-
eign factions for some time past and
last nights meeting was attended by
Sovereign, General Secretary Hayes, r.
b. Mcguire and Henry b. Martin. OF the
Executive Board. in the attempt TO settle
the difficulty.
The session was so stormy that Sover-
eign is said to have called In police
officer to clear the hall. Not succeeding
in this, IL Is asserted that the opposition
forcibly elected Sovereign, while his fol-
lowers took precipitous leave. Sovereign
denies the forcible election story,
The evening world., 1894-08-20
AN APPEAL TO ALTGElD.
Governor Asked TO Aid In Feeding
Families In Pullman.


SPRINGFIELD, Ills. Aug. 2o.-Gov.
Altgeld has received letter from q COM
mittee Of Pullman citizens asking assist
ance in feeding LOO families who are
unable to get work there. The Pullman
Company is alleged to be importing men
from all over the country and turning
many old hands out on the street.
The Governor left for Chicago last
night. and will investigate the situation
at Pullman to-day.
Vice President Wickes. OF the Pull
man Company. called upon Gov. Alt
geld and offered to accompany the Ex-
ecutive on his trip to Pullman.
The Governor received Mr.. Wickes
very coldly and In manner which was
construed as n direct snub informed the
latter that he did not wish to 20 with
him.
II prefer to go alone" said the Gov
ernor. II think can find my way about
the town"
Mr.. Wickes departed, apparently high
ly indignant.
The evening world., 1894-08-20

ACCUSED.
Supt. Byrnes Presents Charges
Against the Tenth Pre-.
CinCt'S Commander.
BUSINESS MEN AGAINST HIM.
Said to Have Permitted Viola
tions Of City Ordinances for
a Cash Consideration.
"G00D CASE" SAYS WEllMAN,
Like All the Others, 1t Is a Re-
suit OF lexow Committee
Disclosures.
"GO0D CASE,' SAYS WELLMAN,

As THE Evening World in an earlier
edition predicted would be the case,
charges were this afternoon preferred
against Police Capt. John 7. Stephen
son, of the Tenth Precinct Mulberry
street station) by Supt. Byrnes. The
offenses charged against Capt. steph-
enson are alleged to have occurred
while he was in command of the Leon
ard street station.
The evening world., 1894-08-20
TERMED A TARIFF B1uNDER.
San Francisco Merchants Protes,
Against u Duty ON COpra.

ny Assoclateu FrebSD
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 2O.-Importers
and merchants here claim a serious
'blunder has been made in the Tariff bill.
Under the proposed law. cocoanut oil is
admitted free Of duty, but copra, which
is the raw material OF which the cocoa
nut oil is manufactured. IL subjected to
q duty Of 80 per cent Copra Ia the raw,
sun-dried product of the cocoanut. and
than making cocoanut oil. which Ii
chiefly used In the manufacture of soup
Copra is not prepared and cannot be
used as a dessicated cocoanut, and has
united in telegraphing a protest to Wash
ington, urging a correction of what they
believe to be an error made through ig-
norance of the article.
The evening world., 1894-08-20
Officers of the Chicago and Ports.
mouth Invited TO n BnnQuet.
lBY Assoclated Press.

SOUTHAMPTON, Aug. 20.-The Mayor,
public officials and corporation of this
port visited the United States cruiser
Chicago to-day, conveying to Admiral
Erben and the officers OF the Chicago
and the officers of the United States
training ship Portsmouth an invitation
to attend banquet to be rendered them
by the city of Southampton. The Mayor
and his party were received by the
American Admiral with naval honors.
and after being entertained at lunch
they were shown over the cruiser.
The evening world., 1894-08-20
SORROW IN BuRkEVLlE.
Eddie, Eddie" Absent and TOT
Murphy in His Place.
tspscI-' to The Evening World

POLO GROUNDS. NEW YORK. Aug.
9.-Rain was falling when II was item
to play this afternoon. and these
grounds were not the finest upon which
to play the national game. 1t was
doubtful II an entire game or even hve
innigs could be played. Still the gates
were opened and the venturesome who
journeyed Harlemward passed In and
took chances ON a game or rain check.
With Capt. AnsOn's presence lacking.
as told In enothe" column of The Even
ing World" by reason OF his fathers
serious illness In Marshalltown, Ia, the
Giants felt that there was pretty
healthy chance they might win to-day.
Burkes absence In left caused a pank
in Burkeville to-day. but II was assuaged
in part by the appearance OF TOT Mur-
phy In that position, Herman resutninG
his old stand in right. le q.
The teams batted and played in thu
ord lar.
The evening world., 1894-08-20
New Cases of Cholera.
ny Associated Press }

AMSTERDAM. Aug. N,-One new case
OF cholera and one death from that dis
case are reported here. At Maestricht
there has been one death from cholera
and one fresh case OF that disease. and
at Harlem one new case OF cholera is
remarked.
The evening world., 1894-08-20
Three Killed by LiEhtnIns.
INV Assoclated PTeaA

CLAYTON No. Aug. So.-LghtninE struck
the residence Of James Houston to-day while
the family we're eating breakfast. william. John
and Mary three children, were instantly killed
and their mothe. fatally injured, James Slack.
yeFely
The evening world., 1894-08-20
One strike Bill of 100000.

IBy ASSOCIATED Pross.J
WASHINGTON. Aug. 2o.-United States Marshal
Arnold OF Illinois. has come to Washington to
settle his strike accounts with the Department
OF Justice The accounts. which aggregate about
800 OOO will be allowed and liQuidated as
soon a sthe formalites have been complied with.
The evening world., 1894-08-20
strikers Win ~ san Antonio.
IBy AsIoclAted PTess

SAN ANTONIO. Tex. Aug sO-Ths street
car strike lasting nvS days has ended, the
Company agreeing 10 take back the men al
their terms 81 so per day, and TO employ men
instead Of boys as conductors,
The evening world., 1894-08-20
Nominated by the President.
CBy Associated Press.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Aug. so.-rhs Prssi-
d,nt to-day nominated for assistant engineers
John Twiggs Myers, Of virginia; Edward :, kel.
ioSg Of New York and David Van II. Allen OF
Tennessee.
The evening world., 1894-08-20

You read The Evening WSrId'
Do you read the Sunday Worldt
The evening world., 1894-08-20

Topgallant made the running for hale
q mile where he fell back beaten. Arab
then went on, and after stalling on Jack
out by a length. Jack Rose was half .
dozen lengths before Connors. Time
LAG. n (
Mutuels paid: Straight, $40; placs,
$40. Jack Rose paid $3.15. ~,
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Cotton.



Special Dispatch.
New Orleans. La. AGareL 7.-McElroy
y Go. say:
Futures There was duitc m advance
IN silver today, The price ranging from
- ~ TO - I-Sl. and for limo at
least, there is a prospect of stcadupss
IN the nelgb1fhood OF the present value
Liverpool advanced 1854 on this, but failed
10 hold the Improvement, closing quiet at
a gain of only l-6i ON the day. SPOT
sales were 1900 bales.
Our market sold J points higher than
yesterday during the morning, hut ID
was inppsihlp 20 maintain tie advance,
and tie closing prices are points below
last nights prices. The Interior receipts
for the half week footed up 1850
| against li,O00 last week and $4,000 last
year and stocks have lost since Friday
| $500. against a loss Of IJO0 year ago
Port receipts l2O0n, against $500, and
New Orleans expects tomorrow 1900
against 5lOO last year
The rather heavy shipment from IN,
| terror towns recently indicates plainly
that holders Lave been pretty free sellers
| ON the late advance, and the SAME rule,
which holds good with the couutcd towns
| must no doubt apply 10 the uucouuted
ones. 70 that it would not be surprising
10 see The movement continue ON the
rather liberal scale Wtich We have
.
5000 bales yesterday, we understand that
300 bales are hillcd for this port and win
probably arrive in lime TO be counted IN
Fridays totals.
Spots this morning were 1-lGc higher
than ycstcrd0y'G quotations. but softencd
later In tho day, and quotations rpmnn
unchanged, with sale Of 400 bales There
seems little disposition 10 take hold OF
the market on the part Of outsiders and
the spot demand, which one day may
| be active. suddenly ceases at times and
leaves she market without support An
beer looked AMI hoped for aud q favor
/ able influence was expected from this
quarter. Advices this afternoon from
| Washington. however, seem To indlcnie
| that the hill will not leave Ike hnnds
| Of the senate committee for several days.
| at least, and the fight Of certain protected
industries may delay its report back
| 10 the epulfc,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-08

by Associated Press
- Louis March 7.--Flour duien firm
and unchanged
Wheat opened weak. eased OF 1.ar
but on buying became siruns on shade
q advance. rlosinH VITA d alicht RELAPSE
OF S.sc above ycsterday'A nnal nrices
NJ, rcd, cash, 90 i-Sr: March, 80 lie.
May. 81 l-Sc; July, % use
Com followed wheat movements, clos
lnE Win gain OF 1-fGit-2c Ma 4
| mixed cash "a ste; March, ~ T-Sc,
Mny, "a b.Se;lnly. S1 lie.
vars Higher and quiet No. cash
and March, alc; MAY, 81 I-Sc
itNe- Ouiei. No. ., East Side. iSc.
HaHey- Steady. Sales b2doic, Min
nesoui. 1lGiNl Dc
Bmn--Nl track. zoe hld
LAX scvd Quiet and higher, 81 rs.
Clover Firm and higher. Prime
Hay-Duu
Rntter- tiul hanged
hrga-illgher Nt 15c
Snescr--SS Is asked.
Cornmcal 81 TOEfl as
WMasy- 81 10
| hafginr Unchanged
Pruvilous Higher and frmor, porl;
STANDARD moss, SO II is2Mi2 -; Lard
I 50 ulNl COS dry salt meats, loose, shoul
/ drrs. 50 20; longs and ribs, SO II lie
shorts, 50 ~; boxed, Zoe higher.
Rnton Pn1koN shoulders. SO TO-
lonvs, 50 IS 1-2HT % 10; rihs, 81 00d.
| " IL; shorts. 81 p,
| flour Receipts. 5000; wheat 1900
/ corit SD,OON; oats. 1000
! Shipments Flour. dNOO. wheat, 5000
1 corn, Ai,pOO, oats, 10000
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-08
NEW YORK sr0OK AACHAN'H'


Bv Associated Press.
NJ York. March THE announce
nan of tbe suspension on the stock eA'
nbnncs of he hrm Of Hunter, CiarK *
IacnS. made shortly before the close OF
R,,,tno.ss was somewhat Of a SUPPRESS
Il ,v,a moi known to be involved ~
-, onrrations Oh the wrong side OF ine
1,,crilat As the sequel proves me HI.u
WIS involved By Mr., tlaIA' DIV ~. - e,
ncinhers. VINO signed The nrin hlliie H.
a number Of hfteen-das pn'llI -
sugar at Sic pockeiing las h hos H'be y,
I'M sale Of privileges ana leu -, /,
~ marl.et Jumped up on him, leaving
10 6rm which knew nothing oL ms oP-
eratione. 10 redeem their paleerr non 80
4 ftsr having out some SslyN, ihe
60. ,a,fe m assignment not AnDN-hs
~, many more privileges were gul7',' u
M Head CiarI's little spocniia9tlvn peel
s,,seessfnl. his operations Nogle9 ~ 49, -.
come TO light, but Win y " M,
rise in sugar there was ny'tin- 49,, ~ ".
i,-tt "a confpgs or run. and ~ tApot ~,
ip n..a- aiterpatiye. Nothing 3 known 81
Ky vt.berenbouts. aud as die iirln reiusel
- r,oEe any statement reglrtnk itH ht'
-, Moor, tomorrow. its Liabilities vi1-
~. ~ ,sl,erfainei before then. lnai iiiis
.5'a,,I5 have hcen ihe only casually OF w
s,,,rsr su1eeze q o matter oi c9n iu.i
I'm ~, the street. but llhsihu,l y -, Y.
w W. d In new method Of tradtn,E
fo , private profit on. ne efeaii ~ w.
ir,ders III tlie firm, there y oArA r'p'
to the picture -..,,,,,,i,n ,raa iu
- .o,,trast To the excited iradiu I
l ~ 49, e-lay A strong tone petvaeel
,be nsrfet and although there were ". r.
,-,.as mi n the case OF sugar, 49,
a9sni' ; al" ~ nef result Of he iradtne
nuviu ~ ,pl l.ss,,bi.hmeat q hiFner range
Nas Inc, I'M tirousii1ut the entire asIFe
IL and in J majority Of uie we've Il RI
While the few declines rto2.,is ~ fever
fhe smaller frariion's paving orders
| Isl IN the carly deAlihs''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-08
Produce.


By A4700llI0I Ifo'7
chicago. March 7.--There was more
l..reTl speculative dciVty today on
Srbsoae taan has brsn fean for months.
1yb.sL corn oats and proylions al par.
,2sn,ted Ia the revival n trade. and
a.5b N them made uoney for their ~
$50 n bolders. Wheat u up i-2ei corn
sals. nearly 1cs AMI pork 2Oc.
49, started tlie blll whirli and eie-
,-;esd the corn and wheat Pills when
ibey found themselves beng WagiTi ~
'l' eas,er al 50 - for May. AZ
osias- go 1-s a. ne dose q The pre-
Hss,f av', eessiou. q showed no syinir
10 ~ ~ r,llgiur power fqr about hitesn
.es III az lae cad q that tine y
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-08

y 1fEENlTITVI TN07s.
New York, March THE Evening
fV'ts l1nion cihle stys Silver adj
vaneed toinY 10 % asa, but the rise was
eNerlonc. The real price was - 3-td,
md u was weak at That The disputed
tsAlinaeedn SILVER, now in the bank of
England. win come on tho nnrket during
this causes weakness. Tho India rounril
sold " lacs Of rupees today at about
i4d The stock markets were Quiet
Amcflcans improving at the close. pri-
Nale kilograms from Argentine report a
settlement OF The ruarantys to the vari-
Gus railways. The Arrangement, which
I. reas9nnhlc, has good effect on all
south American securities. Thirty thou
sand pounds In gold came in TO-DAY.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-08
Live stoolt.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

By Associated ifeAa.
Chicago. March Z Tho Evening Jour
nients, $500. Prime etecfs scarce, q trllle
ilghm, al gfIOfi4.OO; good TO choice,
lBonliful; unchanged, Sl2l6ii.00; otheray
81 21d3.TB Texans, S,yd3.io.
H5gs- Receipts. 2l,OOO. shipments.
1000; slow. strong az opening, weak nj
close Rough heavy, sf510tiI0; packers
and mixed, Sl7tltlil 90 prime heavy and
butcher weights. 1iO01DO0t assorted
lieht, gi.OJd5OJ.
Sheep sud lambs -l,oceiDte. 10000; nc.
tive: strong ON sheep. weak on lamba.
TOP nhcep. s3fi3.sO; Top lambs Siapi25.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-08

Ky Associated Press.
Kansas City. Mo, Marvh f.-s'attic--
Recents. 1000; shipments. 20oO; steady {.
pcSas steers, SaSsra20; shipping steers,
S2.NJttiSn; Texas CONS. S25i1 %; native
cows. Sl.TdW2 Eiockcfs and feeders,
S9I1ti3 30; bulls, SetiaOO.
Hogs Receipts. 10000. ehipmtnts 200;
lorlat lower Bulk, SlIN9i.1a: heav-
los, packers and mixed. sl.NNNi.f1 light.
yurAors and piss, Sl.M0t4.1a,
Shecp RocVipts, 1000, shipments 1000;
steady.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-08
Ngw onLnANs LlvE sIooK

By Associated Press.
New Orleans, la. March 7.--Beeyes-
Recaipta, ~; sales. 100; stock, lSD.
Taiycs nnd yenrngs-iicceipts, 12Di
solos. 80; stock, %.
Hogs Receipts, ~; sales. 100; stock.
ia.
Sheep Receipts, none Halos. 300; stock,
none.
Mileil ccws-Ilecoipi., 3; ealos, none.
stock. 3
Fat beoyea aud calycs and yeaIlinss Ia
slrnig denmuj Prices firm only on fai
cattle with very few on Hals,
Hog market Improving. but only for
choice hogs.
Sheep market quiet.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-08
81. LOUIS LIVE STOCK.
- ks,..iat.I PROF.

st.. louis, Mo-. March 7.--caiile re-
ooipts 1900. ehipnenta 1906. Market ac-
i've. strong; lOc higher for natives;
Texans active and steady; native stora,
1900 10 100 pounds, $85Oli5 10; COWS.
So .nffg rs. Texas aioera. 1000 70
200 pounds. 81 V1liA. rs
Hogs RcceiptA 900; ahpments.
1000. MARKET active ami 100 lower
AZ T:ygi $40: good mixed. 450ftt 50:
pitns lirhf. 81 .TOffi ~.
shcep Receipts. 1000: shipments.
100 Market strong Choice natives
mixed. &3.S5. Westerns, $500.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-08

f,,a gS amer. sales. 1870 bales. March
* It6iT. 10: April. 81 1911 10; May,
n. aSGiT 20: Jane. 81. 81 l.2'aI 80; July,
II gstIT 40. August. 81 4i1f7 40; Sep
fember. 81 4dr17 ~; October 81 43Q
Y .4S: November. 81 47@7 40; December,
S7. 52d7 %.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-08

Passengers leaving Fort Worth 6ie0 D. IA,
can secure Sleeper accommodations from
Garrett on application " n. 4 ~ &. agent
al Fort Worth.
lasacngcra for p1infa nouth ~ san An
tonio, aud for Moxieo points can tranafcr
at san Antonio 70 LAREDO Sleeper " desired
49, PARTICULAR 70 see tunt sour
tiuke. reads via ilearnc and tho INTER.
NATIONAL HOUTE-L d q. n. X X
u. !, pHiCg. n q. =. A.
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By Aa0eIhIel Pfr1a.
New Yora. March Z Beescs Receipts.
l4f2. % sale. 81 csrs. Market slow et
ofenine. closed Zoe per 100 pOnnda low
~ oa natives; 1e1nus and toloradol
qoad 70 prifne. 81 .Sofi4 50; medium 10
fIr. So .NOlf4 -: inferior 70 ordinary.
s3Icn3 90; common. 81. 4i4f3.6y: Col
of,gfiDA Prime. corn fed, ~ jilt
3.O0. good corn fod Texans, $3.50
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-08
MEMPHIS COTTON.

By Associated Press,
Memphis. Tenn, March 7.-Cotton--
Firm and unchanged.
Middinr, Z lie; receipts, 35l; ship
menls. 222T: stocks, 95.l2s; sales, 300.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-08

by Associated fre's,
Liverpool. March Z Wheat irmi Do
manl poor; holders olIcr luedciaieiy,
rol western, winter. is 10 i-2dMjs La
Corn steady; demand poor. New mixed
~ Z BID.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-08
CnAI.

Retail list-Bridgeport. car lots. Si2j;
. to 10 tons. 81 10: ton, s. %; Neal
ester, Jenny Lind. Rouse, Maitland. Rob
iuson and Walscnberg Goals, car lots,
s.. 10; 3 10 10 ion lots. so %; | ton,
Santa Clara and fillmore Goals, car lots.
81 ~. 2 10 10 10 lots, Sc No; . tons.
Sc ~; ton, 50 80; IL ton. SO 90; Briar
CreelJand Mclnmcs coal, car lots. 81 %;
to 10 ton lots. So 30; . tons. Sj.15;
1 ton. Sc; 10 ton, So %; Monarch cgs,
car lots. 81 -: 10 10 ton lots, 81 30;
single ton, IS %; anthracite; PennXlga-
mia. car lots, Sl1; to 10 lots, S12.15;
single ton St3: anthracite. Qnlla, . to
10 ton lois. 50; single tons S0.50: IL ton,
S5 slack. 41s: car loads, S326 Thurber.
car lots, SO 80 nor ton, Cameron, per
ton, IS; tons. 81 -; to 10 tons. $50.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-08

london, Mnrch 7.-Suenr cane, dull,
liillc doing java, l5s id; fair refining,
rs ID; beet Quiet prices barely main
tuned March, iIa, 10 lid; April, ia,
10 Id,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-08
|I.!ETERs. ASA ANn GAME

~ - ,IIs7II NM w VI =
III I'm, saa Fish-Oysters, bulk, T5lt
ny counts; per dozfn cans,
~ us ,,seed catfish, Toe per pound;
Il, ipc per pound; shrlmps. per
* n e,rahs. nor dozen. T5c.
4 q 5,alrie chickens, SO 10 per doz. ;
'i ~ per dozen; Mallard ducks,
g'si Teal ducks. per pair. Soc;
In =. lncks ner poir. J0ffnc: rah-
!. az per dozen; deer. saddles, per
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-08

by Associated Press,
New York, March blank c.earings
SS1, 74I,S5l; balances, SA,4Oo'ol@
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MARKET REPORTS.


fi al ADD new. No. 2, 5se; No.
". ~. ,c,s =. .. b.. Fort Worth,
Dr., an local. wagon lots, 414oVc
Il ~ Kansas shelled, car lots'buik'
tg'n,',, strd, IS lie.
.;rsss rust proof, car lGis 81 I; o. 2:
| l'It Y. uasackod. 32gt33c..
" w psr 100 pounds, f. o. b., Fort
FsiA te, lois I. o. b.. Fort Worth.
ST. Si1 90 per ton; best up
y "a alfalfa, loose, local, $40;
\ y "a baled. local, $40 per ton;
-. " local. per ton, $40.
II ri patents, 81 80 per 100
rsaf-,anDis natents. 81. 60; third grade
y, 2. Ii5urih grade, S1.05; northern
Y, s. 10. -, A..
I lrI5s miidling, 3 Bic; strict
.li.las g.: middiing, 9 II; strict
~ Z Us; good middling, q IL.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-08
TELEeRAPH MARKETS.
Financial.


BY Associated Press,
New York, Starch T.--Governmcnt
bonds firm; state bonds duh.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-08
BANK or ENGLAND BULLlON.

T,ondon. March Tho amount Of
buxton gone Into the Bank Of England
ON balance today, $1,000 pounds
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-08

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