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The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1894-08-24
ENTRIES FOR RUNNING.

TUESDAY AUGUST, 9Th.
Steeplechase or IIurdle-Y Dung Orion, NJ
| Il O Stables; Geronimo, NJ. J. O'Blian Capt.
| Manning Woodiey Stablas; Elphin, T. d.
McDenott; The Fop, J. w. Payne.
mile HEATs-Marlboro, Woodlev Stables
| M II Q, 4. Duvall; Day Break, Waldron;
Syracuse, F. I. Miller; A 0 IL, Pat McGlade
Psyche, j.. Castles; Haroine, A. Slye; Mait
Ellis, a. Slye; Holiday, A. Slye; Doe Burch
| Richard Baker Senator, Vim. Yates Nubian
E. I. Benton Consolation, Il. S. Rites.
WEDNESDAY AUGUST, 22ND
NILE lIEATs,--Day Break. f. Waldror
A. y. III, Pat McGlade, Pisano Jas Quirk
Pycle, }. Castles Doc Burch, Richard Baker
Senator, Vim. Yates Cheddon, F. S. Doare,
Nubian, Z. T. Brenton Emily w, L. Deggney
Fannie Beverly, 0. e. Sellmln Col. Bliss
c. Ii. Young.
Southern Maryland Horses mile heas-
Graceful, Woodey Stables Bella, G d. Mercer
Estelle, Julian Hall H,roline, A. Slye Holi.
day, A. Slye NeXation, Thos. p Orme Vol-
bees Thos. Z. Oime.
NILE DAsH.-Marlboro, Woodey Stables;
Wyoming, Pt. Breeze Stables; The Fop. j, W.
Pane; Day Break, T. Wadron; Larchmont,
F. I. Miller; Fenwood, p. NJ. Glade; Nc
keeven, j. Castles; Haroline, A. Slye; Maud
Ellis, y. Slye; Gonzales, 7 s. Doane
THURSDAY AUGUST 23RD.
Southern Mary and Horses mile dash
Grace |, W"oLley Stables; Bella, G.. ID.
Mercer; E-telie, Julian Hall; Haroline, A
Slye; Holiday, A. Slye, Nexation, Thos Orme:
Voorhees,. Thos Orme
l NILE HEATS Wyoming, Pt. BIeze
Stables; Day Break, I Waldron; Syracuse,
F. I. Miller; Fenwood, P. NJ. Glade; Pisar o,
Jas. Quirk; Mckeeven, j. Castles; Doc Bunch;
Richard Baker; Gonzales, F. 5. Duane;
Nubian, E. T. Brenton Jr.
II MILES. over six hurdles,- y Dung Orion,
NJ Il O; Geronimo, NJ. J. o Brian; Capt Mann
ing; Wcodley Stables; Elphn, 7. D. Nc Der
mott; The Fop, J. W. Payne; Early Dawn,
f. Sale.
FRIDAY AUGUST 9TH,
4MILE HEATS Marlboro Woodl y Stables
Grac efnl Woodley Stalls; Day Break, f.
Walden; Larchmont, f. T. Miller; a. O. Fl
L. Nj Glade; Pisano. Jas. Quilk:: McKeeven,
}. Castles; Psyche, j. Castles; Doc Burch
Richard Baker; Senator, VIM. Yates; Cheddon,
F. S D"ane; Nubian, E. F. Brenton Jr.
Emily w. Thos Dgnes; Fannie B.rkey'
o. &, Berkeley.
S-eell 'chase or Hurdle y ouug Orion; Nj.
X o; Geronimo. NJ. j. 0 Brian; Captain
Manning WoodIey st ,hl.s, Ephin, f. ID.
Me Donnett; I he Fop, }. w. Payne.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1894-08-24
TRIALS OF SPEED.


| TUESDAY, AUGUST DIST.
1ST RACE.-Stockholder Race-Tlot or
| Pace-tor horses owned by stockholders. and
| not having a record-mie heats-2 in }
| Entrance So &C. added to purse of S 80 900.
2Nn. RACE.-3:O0 Class-TIotting $ 100 90.
BIRD. RACE.--2::21 CaSS-Trotting $ 800 co.
4TH. RACE mile heats-R lnning-2 in :;
500 90.
9TH. RACE.-Stecplechase or Hurdle
| 1925 90.
| WEDNESDAY, AUGUST IND.
1ST RACE.-Southern Maryland horses
| mile d.sh--Running-for horses owned in
Sout hern Maryland so days prior to race
Entrance 81 90, added to purse of $50 90.
2Np.RAcE.-3 ear-olds and rnder-Trot
| o. Pace in 3 500 90.
BIRD RACE.--3::45 Ciass-Ir tlin- Sl50 CO.
4rH.RACE.-1 mile heais-Running > in
) 500 90.
rH.RAcE.-lt miles over 6 II r,lles.
Sl25 90.
THURSDAY, August 2:;ED.
1ST RACE.-Southern Maryland Horse
emile heas--Running for hons IS owned in
Southern Maryland 30 days rrior to race
Entrance 500, added to purse Of $50 90.
IND. RACE --2:3}5 Class-rrotling 1925 90.
3DR RAGGED Class-Pacng 1928 90
It'll RACE mile ats-Tunning-2 in
) 5000 co.
9TH. RACE.-1 Nil. Dash Sl2J CO.
FRIDAY, AUGUST Eth.
1ST. RACE.-Southern Maryland horses
Trot or Pace-for horses without a record and
| owned in Southern Maryland 90 days prior to
| rlce-!in Ill h t. -E'' ran -. )G.
| ided to prute # .
IND. RA 8. =. / ss-Trottine $50 90.
3RD. RACE. - ss-Trotting 500 90.
4TH RACE. 1t e;ts-Runr lg y in
| ) S2OOO)
5THRAC :. 90 !" nth, 70 0.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1894-08-24

G. Colerave, W. w. Hutchinson Hugo
F, \. Hoen; Forest Bay, j. L. Denny; Col
umbia, B. T. Miilican; Billie Ackelson, G.
N. Height.
ID DAY-Second Race-2::335 Class-Lila,
J. M. Smith, Robert E. Lee, James Patterson;
Cy Tops, Jr., Larrimorc; Hardy D., Clayton
IA rney; Mambrino Sta1, X. G.. Bedford;
mar Pasha, A. Daingerfield; Minta, r. A.
81 baker; Powhatan, c. o, Sanderson; Della
wal Chief, w. W. Hutchinson; Belle Graham
Jas S. Moore Sampson, j. T. Denny; Clay
mel e, Jr., &. Il. Millican; Barney, G. w.
Height. Third Race-Bele of Frosburg,
Fenton Bradford; Fritz, Larrmore; Tucker,
w. B. Mitchell; Nina Noble, Clayton Fahrney
Ian AL pine. w. W. Bat hnson; Allen, Jr.,
J. w. Chance; Maggie RUSSELL j. 7. Denny
Sd DAY-3-yeal ii and under--SecoI i
Race-Baby Liz ia mes +, Brown; Donovan,
Albert Dent; Danny or Chevy Chase. Clayton
Fahrney; Sulfonal, W. II. Rabbit; Lady
Cleveland, J. ". Chance; Maggie Russell.
Third Race-2.45 Class-Dudley, j. NJ.
Smith, Ray Goull, Cl,y:on Fahrney; Bessie
toul l, w. IL. lAdouit happy SudIHc, Il. ".
Slnderson; Belle w., I. F. Shagrue; Waverly
Boy, John H. Heidi Noble Linkwood, G.,
Rosenbrock X Co., May T., B. L. Millican.
4:h DAY-Southern Maryland Horses
Denham, Robinson " Berry, jeff, NJ. Piumer..
Minnie Stewart, DR.. Griffith; j. NJ. c., Jas.
Christmas; Sudley Chief, w. CallisOn; Night,
J. G. Larrimore; Clint, c. w. Richardson, Jr.
Johnny B., A. G.. Van Dusen; Revolver, F.
w. Hutclins or T. Tucker; Happy Lad, John
II. Wayson Second Race-Lila, }. NJ. Smith,;
Frank Russ, J. NJ. Smith; r. E. Lee, Jas
Patterson, Cyclops. Larrimore Princess Orloi
John Dugan Bion, CLAYTON Fahrne,; Mem
hrino Star, K. G. Bedford; Owen Wilks, R. A.
Brubak-r; Col. CoIgrave, w. w. Hutchinson;
Forest Boy J. 7. Denny; Cl.ymore, Jr., b.
T. MiIlican; Columbia, b. Z. Millican; Sallie,
G. w. Haight Third Race-Josephine
Moor X Van Duson; Fanny Golddust. J. NJ
Smith; Prince Purdy, Clayton Fahrney; Some
times, Henry Coppe,ihile; Omar Pacha, A.
Hungeriord: Happy Charlie, E. o. Sanderson;
Delaware Chief, w. w. Hutchinson; Simp-
son, j. T. Denny; May f., b. I. MillicaE.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1894-08-24

for Infants and Children.

Castoria cures Collie, onstipation,
Sour Stomach, Diarrhra, Eructation,
Kills Worms, gives sleep, and promotes di-
geStion,
Without injurious medication.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1894-08-24
ENTRIES FOR TR0TTlNG.

lst DAY Stockh olders' Race-Denham
Robinson X Berry; jeff. NJ. Plummer; Minnie
Stewart, DR.. l.. A, Griffith; Sleepy John
Wesley Beall; J. NJ. c., Jas. Christmas: Night
}. &. Larrimore; Clint, G.. W. Richardson, j."
Second Race Minute Ciass-Sudley Chief
w. Callison; Sleepy Nell, Edwin NutA ell;
ton Fahrney; Silver Tail, w. H. Rabbit;
Clint, g. ". Richardson, Jr; Happy Charlie,
E. O. Sanderson; Belle, w. r. L. Shagrue;
Mollie Linkwood, 6. Rosenbrock x Co.;
Lady Cleveland, J. w. Chance; May T, b T.
Millican. Third Race--2:27 Trot-Princess
Orlof, John Dugan; Dexter, Clayton Farney;
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1894-08-24

"Castoria is SO well adapted to children that
recommend it as superior to any prescription
known to me- IL A. ARCHER, NJ D.,
Ill So. Oxford St, brooklyn, n. y.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1894-08-24

Will be in Upper Marlboro every Tuesday and
during the of the Court. PostOice address,
in the interim, Equitable Building, Baltimore and
Laurel, Md.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1894-08-24

c. G. MAGRUDEE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-18
LOCAL QUOTATIONS,


Meats Dry saIt, clear. shorts,
&c; bacon, short clear 73-4c; bacon,
bellies, DC; dry salt bellies, Sc; medium
hams, 10 Lie; large hams. l0c; small
hams, 10 l-2c; breakfast bacon. 10 Ice.
Lard-Compound, l-2ci pure leaf,
&c.
Sugar, standard, graduated, 45-sc;
powdered, barrels, 6 l-Sc; powdered.
half barrels. S-sc; cut lonf. In barrels,
6 1-so; cut loaf, in half barrels. s-sc;
yellow clarified, s-sc
Conee-Arbuckle's Arlosa,. 24c; Md
land, 2ic; Lion, 24c; Alaroma. 2ic; Jer-
sey, 2ic
Cheese - Fancy. fun cream, one in
box, 10 Lee two in box. lhc; Young
Beans - Navy, Sc; Lima. lac,
bayou . l-2c, pink. 3l-2c: black eyes,
RIce--common. 9s-48do; prime. 30!
4 1-4c.
starch-Iump, 40 per pound; 1 and
pound packages per pound SIC; six
pound wooden boxes &c per poundi
corn starch. 20 and i0-pound boxes,
6aGhc; Faultless &c; 1-pound pack
ages to the case. SIS,
Pickles Barrels medium. IS: half
barrels. medium. 50 barrels, small.
Sc. half barrel small, $3.50; lo-gallon
kegs, S2.25: 5-gsllon kegs, $40; pints,
76c;; quarts. per dozen. Sl.25; half
Eallaou per dozen, $40. Am. gal,
per dozen, 50 20; hexagon, ga on,
per dozen, A.75; imperial. gallon, per
Nuts-Almonds. new soft shell, per
pound, 16lac. walruts, per pound eN-
ira large. 12iac; flberts per pound.
l2Ac; Bra2lls, per pound. new crop
l2ikc: pecans, new crop. ShIoc; pea
nuts, fancy white per sack. Parrot
brand. Sc; ohioce white, brass brand. &c;
roasted white, best quality, 10c
Preserves FiYe-pound pals. one doz-
er 10 the case. per dozen, X6.1bi W
pctnd kanllSins. per pound. Toe.
Molasses-Barrel lots, new crop, fan
cy sugar house. 3sc; choice new crop.
per gallon, s5c; fancy syrup. per gallon.
BIC. choice corn syrup, per gallon, 2bei
silver dip, per gallon. 26c.
Green cor0e-fiy the saeit1 good, 2lei
choice. 22c; fancy 23c; peaberry. 24hc:
cid government Java, &c; Mocha, &c.
Dried fruits-Turkish prunes. per
pound. &c: California. 1908. tl0s, sacks,
5hc; California, 70a, sos, sacks 7c; COS
COS, SIC: 4Os, 50s. SIC; apricots, per
pound. l5c. l.. l.. raisins. three crown.
81 90 per box: choice eVaporated apples,
50-pound boxes, i2c; fancy apples, so.
pound boxes, l3kc: prime 5o-pound
boxes, 11iAc per pound; currants, In
barrels, 9kc per pound; currants. in
boxes. &c per pound; California rnislna,
grapes. 4Mc' dried grapes- sac; citron,
l8c; orange peel. lSci lemon peel, lbci
50-pound hoNea, 6ihc per pound: choice
unpeeled California penches, l2c.
Jelliea.-'fwenty-pt und pals, llc; 20
pound nails. s0oj i7-pound pals. bOc;
wine glass, per dozen, 75c; schooner,
per Dozen $40.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-18

u Associated Press.
New York. April 1.-THE Evening
'osts financial dispatch from London
|ys; The budget was well received in
b city and consols have risen. Never
'heless the markets generally were
Fle and dull, principally owing to the
pntinued fall in Americans, where the
sgusted bulls realized generally,
Iriees closing quite at the bottom. The
tture course Of the speculative mar
tsls mainly depend on the course Of
americans Better news on the tariff
'il would have an Immediate effect
|ere. Silver was IS 7-Sd, and weaker
b Increased supplies.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-18
N YORK MONEY MARKET
.rooK EXCHANGE DOES A
I s,,nrY COOP BUSINESS


,u.ociated Press.
AssyN Anril ia moderate vol
New fofh' ~ :, aone on the stock
Il Of business was ~ a,,,o.,or
I,orre today, but the spee'i''''O''
,a,tled in tone and the great
Y uiis' no stocks traded in re-
AjcrU oi " .he davis trans
fded deeiihe y" -. ,,.a.a
Mons. No very gre"' iosSe9
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-18
THE PROVISION MARKETS.
QUOTATIONS FROM the vAnious
TRADE oENrERs.


BY Associated Press.
New York. April 17.-wheat receipts.
$500; exports. 1920; sales, i.sOo,oO
futures. 5000 spot. Spot dun but
steady; No, 2 red, store and elevator
60 5-Sc ailoat Ga 1-sc; No. Northern.
40 use delivered options opened
weaker on rains in the Southwest and
duh cables, rallied at midday on the
2.l7i.ooO bushels decrease in Bradstreet
worlds stock, ana talk Of drouth in
California, but turned veal, at the
close. on realizing. leaving OF at l-sc
net decline. No. .. red. April. closed,
81 lie; May, 60 ls-l6aGs a-4c. closed
6s 1-Sc; June closed Gle; July, 65dssc,
closed Go 3-Sc; August, es i-2c. closed
&c l-2c; September closed 67 1-2c;
December, 20 s-4Q7l s-Sc, closed 20 rs.
Hides-Quiat.
Leather-Slow.
Wool-Dull; domestic fleece 19025c;
pulled, 2OG2ic; Texas e0iOc
Cotton seed GILMORE active and
lrmer early but closed with rather more
disposition to sell; advlces from mills
hriner' Exporters show more Interest,"
sales, GOO barrels prime summer
yellow ssc and 150 barrels Of vellow Mt
39 Zoe. sellers Mt 95r M mills fot, buils
yellow; prime crude, barrels, zoe: prime
crude loose 2iM25c; Off crude, 2762Sc;
nrlrne summer yeiIov5 9eS,2g / 10, nr,,ne
summer white g5Tibb 10
PIe iron-Duil. American. sii .Ooai4 co.
Conper-Ouiet. lake x l-ac
T.eadL oniet, domestic III 20
TjnI T,esisr. straits so RI bid. uinte
p,o,l,.t am
Snelter-pasv. domestic Sg 40 hid
Cnffco- Ont,nns AMI nj unchanf.ed
n,,,.'.,to1 ei,,, iS,,,..,'s,,, ,,l,re III
trade aenerallv ipactive closed steady
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-18

Hang up u broom n you want Y 70
lnst twice nH long ~ when stood IN u
corner. When the weight OF the broom
is ON the brush II is pressed downward
in a curve and soon wnrpu' Turhed up
on the handle and leaned against me
The most economical way ~ 20 tie a
string around the handle and hang the
broom on natl.
II stoveplpe seems 10 be stopped NJ
nut a piece of zinc on the glowing coais.
The vRpor from the burning zinc car
tiea the SCOT on through chemical de-
composition.
A lump of copporaa dropped IN drain
pipe and lett 70 slowly melt away VIII
dlRlufect II thoroughly,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-18

by Associated Press.
Chicago April l7.-Wheat after a
weak start, became strong today and
held firm until near the end Of the
session. closing weak and tired, with
May unchanged and July l-Sc lower
than yesterday Kansas rains figured
in the opening weakness, crop damage
in California caused the interval of
iirmness, and some selling az the fin
ish caused the weary close. Corn was
firm. closing l-Aa3-sc higher aud oats
gained l-Sc.
Provisions were weak, losing yester'
days advance.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-18

a moderate demand and closed steady
at the decline. American fs!ddllng l..
NJ. c. April 4d buyers April and Nav
40 buyers; May and June Adj huyers.
June and July, Z l-64Qi 2-6td; july and
August. 3-64d sellers; August and
September, 4-6td buyers September
ana october, 56id sellers. October and
November, 1895 e-64d, Noyember
and December. 6-6414 7-6id. December
and January, 4 7-64d4 S-64d.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-18

A Southern Man Who Changes HiH
Face NJ REGULAR Intervals.


Face ut Regular Intervals.
A clerk In w, II, Hughes china hall,
IN Raleigh, n. c.. related to am Atlanta
ro,rnni c,rres,,,,do,t "a, e,ii,,,,t,,,
W" 'Nh
hla'Ne'ouH story OF h'uselt Whioh
thorough investigation proves 10 No
truthfui h evcrv nnrttoutnr Tho nan.
49,. ~,
'''n"'' ~ 0"v't''u " '"'''p'' u' WV
Central Methodist church, and one who
bears the reputation Of being honor
able. truthful and absolutely reliable
The diacasc am about To mention ia
called bv his phywclnug. who have been
attending him and boon oyc- witnesses
to this most remarkable chaure ga man
acute deaauamatve dermntotig. says
tho wrlior
The man has shed HIS skin entirely
thirteen times IN tweuty-fou years.
and IA rs immediately replaced bv
now one as fair aa lily ana tender aa
IA bphc'g.
BEFORE the shedding begins hia body
turns na red ns a beet AN over. ana
he hna every symptom of aenrlct fover.
The dl4enpe "a NOT coptnpiuus. Iustend
of The adm coming on Ia small patches.
YOU cnn remove il lust mo YOU would
from amy auimuI lie has never had
"a sign ar glrltncsa Ia his lie That did
moi Sullninntp In this disensc
When fourteen years OF age he shed
his skin twice In one month The
chnuWe takes plnce and " over ~ from
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-18

per dos $780, Clipped beef. l-pound.
per do2,. $40
Vegetables hrcc-pound tomatoes,
N.lbi e-pound tomatoes, 0oc; 2-round
corn. choice, Sll0; 2-pound corn, fancy.
N,a6, 2-pound string bcuns. 9Oc. 3
pound martowfat peas, Si,gA,
California frultB--rwO and nnc-half
pounds peaches, Si66; ~ pounds APP
pricots. N16; ~ pounds pears, sl65;
2ia pounds plums $3.50; rs pounds
muscat grapes $3.50: 2ia pounds white
chcrrics, 1920; . 1-2 pounds black cher
ries S9O0
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-18

Vegetables Cabbage. California. per
pound. 2lso; Southern cabbage. 2Hc per
pound; potatoes Greeley. per buyhel
soc; early rose, DOC; onions. per pound,
gisc: celery, b0d56e per dozen punches;
heets, per pound, lls; per doz, punches.
Csc; carrots, per pound, 2hc; radishes,
4Oc per DOZEN lettuce. BOO
Fruits-Lemona, fancy, f38O'D per
box. S27b@300' Hluenelds bananas per
bunch. seas; oranges. California. naval,
$30OQ325i seedlings, &.75.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-18
Suu,trfcs.

CordaBe-Sisal rope, half-inch basis,
6hc; MANILA rope. half-lnch basis, eu;
cotton rope. all sizca. lie; cotton twinc
lbcj b-piy iute twinc. iSc
Bags--64.lnch. S-ouncc, Sihc; aG-inch
S-ouuce. &c; 42-iuch, l0-ounoc. CSC.
Sceds--Rye, per bushcl soc: turnip
seed. per pound, Doc. alfalfa seed. per
bushel, 81; Johnson grass seed, per
barley seed, Fer bushcl 61c. onion sets,
red, Sc per bushol; onion sets, white,
$3.50 per bushel; amber cane,
Sl,85 per bushcli orange cnnc, S1S5 per
bughel. seed potatoes New York carly
rose potatoes. Si.l5 per bushol: New
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-18

Wv lUTI4 LINe st"cH'
BY Associated Press.
New York, April 17.-No fresh ar
rivals; nominally firm; European cables
quote American steers, dressed weights,
at lOQl1c; refrigerator beef, sq1Oc, Ex-
ports yesterday, S74 beeves and 1886
quarters of beef.
Calves Receipts, as head; firm; poor
to choice 1-2G6c,
Sheep and lambs-Recelpts, 1890 head;
on sale, cars; dun, at lac per pound
lower. Unshorn sheep, ordinary $500
G320; clipped, ordinary. $3.50; unshorn
lambs, ordinary to good, A.s5n525;
clipped lambs, inferior TO good $4.35
d462 1-2.
Hogs-Recelpts, 497 head; firm; fair
hogs, $5,5Oq5,6j.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-18

BY Associated Press.
Cincinnati. Ohio, April l7-Fiour-
Moderate demand.
Whent-stoady. No. 3 red 81 lee;
receipts. 5000 bu.; shipments. 1000 bu.
Corn-srong, No. 2, mixed, 4i@
Il l-2c,
oats-strong. No. ?. mixed, $50
SO l-4c
Rye-Firm No. ., sec,
Whisky Sales. $50 brls. at
Sl15.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-18

BY Associated Press
New York, April 17--There was
much improved demand with jobpers
from local and nearby markets aiso
very fair order trade, with commits
sion houses. More buyers were present
In their search for dress goods siihs'
ribbons, iaees and other speeialties'
More inquiry was developed for au-
fumn staple and seasonable specialuss
such as wool blankets and nanlsls'
cotton fiannels and underwear, ftint,
ing cloths were easier, with seles o.
20 900 pieces, Ga squares. at ls-iee, Tess
/ per cent for May and June aeiYefS'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-18

Poultry-old hens, per dozen. $3.50;
sprlng chickens small, per dozen. $40;
fancy, large, aprlnG. per Dozen Sa00;
ROSTERS, per dozen, Sl,eh; turkey hens,
Soc; gobhlcra, 75c; geese, per dozen. 81;
duclt8. per dozen 81
Tsgz Fresh without case. 7i5c.
Butter-Fresh country, l5c. choice
creamery. POO 23c. oleomntgcrne. 90
pound tubs i3c per pound; 1O-pound
tubs 15c per pound
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-18
COTTON MAnKE;Ts.

By As,o.,- rp"ot Cotton.
I,'a'ed Press.
cation KY ,l April i7.-a p. m. closed
nisdl,,' se'y quiet business; american
sere w, l-sa. The sales OF the day
specuiatlaaS 'lssi 81 which GOO were Tor
10 49, and export and included
asaerl,sr s-n Receipts. 1000 bales. #ll
Futures opened quiet with
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-18

Py Associated Press.
Memphis, Tenn, April 17.-New York
FAchange selling at par. Clearances.
|''2727i balances, ss2,ss7.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-18

10y ASSptlultu ITesst
New York, April 17-Cotton-sp
closed barely steady; sales, 54s; mid
ding uplands, 7-l6c; middrng gulf.
Z l3-l6c.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-18

BY Associated Press.
Louisville, Ky, April 17,-Cotton-
Firm. Good mddling, S-4c; mlddllng
S-sc; low middling &c; good ordinary,
G l-2c
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-18

By Associated Press
st. Louis, April -Cotton-steady.
Middling, 1-4c; sales. 1900 bales; re-
celpts, 1000 bales; shipments. 1000 bales;
stock, 81, 400 bales.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-18

ton. $40. anthracite, Quila. to 10 ton
lots. 81. single tons, $3.50; y ton, Sdi
slack, ias car leads. 9.s5; Thurbcr, car
lots. $3.50 per ton. Cameron. per ton,
IS: tons, S7.75; TO 10 tons. $780,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-18

wbeat-old and new. No. 2. bsc; No.
corn-car lots, (. o. b.. Fort Worth,
ear. z5c; ear, local, wagon lots, $4,000
per bushel; Kansas shelled. car lots.
bulk. 4s lie, sacked. 45c.
oats--Texas rust proof. car lots, {. o.
b.. Fort Worth, bulk 35c; sacked, SCI
wagon loads unsacked. s2132c.
Bran-Per 100 pounds. Z. o. b.. Fort
Worth, soc.
hest Forney. $3.50 per ton. best up
land. 20 so. alfalfa. loose. local. $40;
Johnson grass, bnied. local. SO per ton;
loose prairie. local. per ton. $40.
Flour - Best patents, yl-70 per 100
pounds half patents, l.55: third grade.
;ls5; fourth grade s5ci Northern pat
ehops = Corn and oats. mixed. per
Cotton = Low midling. "a; strict
low niddllng. &C.; middling, 6 lac;
strict middllng. CSC; good middhng'
= choice a,LS Z I.2aeo: head rice. G 1-2c.
eaIt aqh - New mackerel medium,
No half. barrels, $3.50; No. 2, 10
pcund net kits. ti.10, medium No. 10
pound net kits. 5lz9i goldfish bricks.
Coal.
Retail lst-Bridseport, car lots, A.25;
10 10 tons, t4.75; ton, Sc. McAleater.
Jenny Lad, Rouse, Maitland. Robinson
and Waisenberg GOALS car lots, 1915,
10 10 tou lois. Sc. %; / ton. {e.75. u ton.
$3.50; Monarch. Victoria. Santa Clara
and gilmore q ais, car. lots. SO ,50i %
ID fon iots, Sc. 2 tons. SO 25; / ton. Sc 30:
10 ton, $3.50: Bfiar Creek and Nc
lanes coal. car lots. s5.z5: 10 lotion
Iots' IS sol tons, 1915; / ton. 50. IL
ton, Sc as; Monarch egg, ear lots.
!; *, ) 10 10 ton lots, s. 80. single ton,
Is III, anthracite. Pennsylvania, car
lots. sii; ! 70 10 ton lots. si2,7S single
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-18

BY Associated Press,
Cincinnati, Ohio, April 17,-Cotton-
Fair demand; lower, Middllng, 7-1Gc
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-18

,eoo nratrle-raised steer yesrnnss,
,,.il rrnvn. delivered al Wishita fai,s'
STATE price and where cattle Gan ~, pe
seem seem Address. Box ls2, Sherman AeA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-18

By Associated Press
81 Louis, Mo. Aprii i7.--F'iour--un-
changed: buyers and sellerA slow in
coming 10 terms 49,
wheat was rather unset1leo' eiosiAs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-18
Kansas city Provisions.
A .so-tated Press.

Kansas city, Mo, April i7.-wheat'
lac to lie higher No hard. tic, No
2 red. $40; No. 3 red, 5sc; rejected, i5e.
Corn i-2qic higher. No, mixed. 90
asee; No. white, % i-4ass re
oats 1-2c higher No, mixed, ssa
n 5-ge; No. 2 white, SIC.
Butter-Qulet. Creamery 2e4z2ei
dairy. l5alse.
FgRs-Active. stedy, &C.
Reeelpts-Wheat, n,oee pnsheis;
corn, 800 bushels; oats none
earn. & 900 bushels; oats, none,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-18

Py associated Press.
new York, April l7,-Bank clearings,
''s'oss,is2; balances, s4.g34, $50.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-18

BY Associated Press
ST Louis. No. April IL Wool steauy
and unchanged, demand fair