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The Progress., 1894-12-01

For two weeks We have been una
bic to give the paper our personal
attention. Week before last we lef'
on Wednesday to return on Sunday
While in Shreveport We had clever
teeth extracted, lacersting our guml
md ether troubles that have caused
The Progress., 1894-12-01
OFFERING OF Thu SEASON.

q rsbam, worth &c, for 4s' J."
Gnghsn. worth Zoe, for 80 ia
Indigo bne Calico worth &c, for &c " ia
Satteens, worth l2ac, at '11c /"
rs Pairs Blankets, worth 81 70, at - ."
20 Pairs Blankets, worth " 0O at 9l ~
80 Pairs Blankets, worth 81 81, ut JUG
Mems and Ladies' Hose, worth Oc, at DC
Nv" Also have an elegant line OF walk
,ay~ing Jackets for Ladies, Misses
~ and Children for half price.
Mems and Boys Working Shirts at zcc
Wool Shirts. worth 81 so, at loc
The Progress., 1894-12-01

! Lot Comforts, worth 81 20, at Nv
Tot fine Comfrts worth 81 50. at III 20
10 Pieces Jeans worth SOC, at oo'
Is Pieces Jeans. worth SOC, at 1o'
10 Pieces Jeans, (job) at o0
Mems fine Suits worth $l5 90, for 10 w
Mems fine Suits, worth Sl2 90, for % oo
Boys Suits for o., ~
Boys 81 SO Suits for 81 ~ y"
Knee Pants for
Knee Pants for 'oo
% Pieces Cotton Flannel, worth l2tc, for &c
% Pieces Cotton Flannel, worth 7sc, for DC
The Progress., 1894-12-01

/ Lot Boys aud Mems Suspenders or loc
Lot Wortsed, worth 2Oc, for ."
Dress Flannes, worth 40c, for z'c
Fine asst of Serge Dress Goods, worth 2Oc ~
eR"Also an elegant line OF
ladies Trimmed Hats
Rusching, worth l5c per yard at DC
600 Ladies' Handkerchief at DC
Jersey Gloves, NV
Corsets worth Soc, for zoe
Corsets, worth 75c, for oVc
Sea Island Domestic at &C 1o
The Progress., 1894-12-01

Get orr prices for job work.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-24

Quotations based on small lots to rc.
dealers. Anupathlue, per ounce, Doe.
Acetaulid, per ounce, loo; per pound.
G5c acetic acid per pound. Zoe; carboi,
ic acid, cryst, per pound, 30u32c; mn.
intip acid, @. p, per pound, 22c; nitric
acid, o. r., per pound, pc; sulphufic
acid, Q. r.. per pound, pc; tanuic acid.
bulk, per pound, SL2J, alcohol, g5 nor
cent, per gal. S2l2: less SO for cash.
alum, per pound, 1e antikamnia, 81 90:
anufebrine per ounce, 2Jc; antpytcue.
per ounce. Sl.4O; ammonia, carbonate.
per pound, 16c vitrol, per pound, Case;
blue mass, per pound, oQc; Blue olnt.
ment, per pound, soc; borax, per pound.
12dl3c: cRmph1r gum, per pound, 5Jf
be; capslcnm, powdered, per pound. 90:
cocaine. muir, cryst, per ounce. $3.50;
copperas, per pound, 263c; cream tartar,
@. T.. per pound, 2dic; grocers, por
pound. 1Gc: Doycrs powder, per pound.
pound. 75c: gum arabic, first pick, Dor
pound. DOC: shellac. per pound, 89c:
glue. brown, per pound, l2GiiOc; elue.
white, per pound, 20c mace, per pound,
soc; mercury, per pound, Zoe; morphine,
J.. & w, 1-S ounce box. per ounce, S2.35;
2 ~ ounce boxes, per per- ounce 9n. $3.50; ounce
bottles, per ounce, S2lOi nutmegs, per
pound, 75c; castor oil, per gallon, 81 %
6Il.35; olive oil, per gallon, Si.IO; In
seed oil, nor gallon, b6ndlc; SPERM ~
h., per gallon, Si.20; opium, per pound.
S2,Go; opium, POI. per pound, S3G5; black
pepper, per pound, 1jci potash, bromide,
per pound, &c; potash, chlorate, Der
pound, 26c; iodide, per pound. So 25.
quinine, T.. & W, bounce bottles. 3Tr.
OF. cans. per ounce, 35c; quinino, T.. & w,
bounce cans, per ounce, BE; H. q s,
quinine, l-ounce viais, per ounce, BE;
do. Bounce tins 2Sc; aJounce tins. per
ounce. &c; 1O0-cunce tgius, per onnre.
26t; salsoda, per pound, . Lag 1-2c:
salt peter, refined. per pound, Zoe; salt
peler, commercial. per pound Co; salts.
EPSON, per pound 31fic: salts. Rochelle.
33c: soda bicarhonate. English. kegs, por
pound, 1G; sulphur r movers, small lots.
spirits turpeniine, market rate. per gal.
lon; white lead. Collier x Southern, n
r., per pound. 3-hgIc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-24
Financial.


By Associated Press.
New York, Jan. 2s.--Money on call
easy ct ! per cent Last loan at l.
closed ~ ] Per cent Prime mercantile
paper, 3 l-29l0 lie.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-24

Meats nav e,tt ,t,,u N, O.
bacon. sbori cienr S ~. snUr's S,ii, oc
Ms 10. 49, sai, H., o.eoh ueiiits,
5 ,o &c Ii dIt{ SAG I bellies, 9;; medium
az, 49,, '"'su N"HlS' AVe' pteah'
4"yt p9V9V' -
a L91ru-Oonlpouuu' Lee pure leai,
So i,-e, s,,n,.., .ns,,,,.o, ,-
StEAr-ntandaFl EranlIated, f-Sc'
powdered, barrels, i-4c;. powdered,
nWl barrels . l-2c; cnt LOAF. IN barrels,
l-iei cut loaf, ~ hnli barrels, 3 lie;
iAneE Yellow V,urlneu' o-oci prime ye'
low clarified; ! lie.
,Ioiee- ArbuclIea Arios1, n lie;
Midland, ~ l re, l4Gn - lie; Alaro-
Green Codce-By the sack, good -
lie; choice, ~ lie; fancy, DC; pea-
! berry, y l-2c; old government Java,
2fc: Mocha, &c.
Molasses- Barrel lots, new crop,
fancy sugar house, 4Oc; choice new crop,
per gallon Doc; fancy syrup, per gallon,
be; choice corn syrup, per gallon, use;
silver din per gallon. zoe.
Benns-Nnyy. q Lie: Linn. z 1.2r,
hayou. 3 l-2c: mink. 8 l.9c: blark eves,
| I lie.
Riec-Common, 3 341lc; nrlne. Be,
/. 6alf barrels. 81 20. N6' 3 Ia n,fn mi
net Kits. Sl 10. Aelun. No 1 iO.nound
mel klts 81 %. Goldfish brieks 7 ~,
Checse-Fancy, full cream. ono in bor.
IL i-2c; two in box, 10 lie; Young Anne,
st5rch|I.ump. &c nor mound. ond a
nopnI nocl,9epg nor noiiuJ @ R.' a. p
nound Woolen boxes. 6e nor nnund. corn
rtnrrb Va md 20 nonnd borei GS,n ~ ~
Faultless. Gle; l-pdund packages 10 the
ea pi,,l' To- med,nm "a. 10 lin.
medium. $3.50: bis, small 500: i-i
hiIs avail 81 *. O-1,,it 80 teD-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-24

Oysters --Onc-pounl, D.r d0z. 00n; 40.
ogsters-onepound Per doz,. 0Oe; No.
.. Sl.T5.
Fish-Aloska. No. /. salmon, per doz.,
SLi0; Columbia nver No. ! salmon, per
doz,. Sl.15; 1-pound mnckerel. per doz.,
S1.3l; American snrdues. LIS. per case.
$40 French sardlnes. LIS, per case,
SO 30.
Meats-Poited ham. ~ pound, ner doz..
I5c; polted ham. II pound. per doz.,
81 90: Vienna sausage, IL pound. per
doz.. 81 %; Vienna sausage, l-ponnd,
per d1z. 50 20: lunch tongue. l-pound,
per doz.. So 80: chipped beef - hound.
per ioz.. 81 %; Clipped beef. 1-p0und,
per dnz 80 co.
Vegetables - Three pound toms toes
S1.25; 2-pound tomatoes. 500; 2.pound
cora. choice. S1.1Q; 2.ponnl corn. fancy,
Sl35; 2-nonnd string beans, poo; 2-pouud
mnrrnwfat peas si25.
California Frulig--rwo and one-haif
pound peaches. 500; ? ~ pound Japrai.
. IL pound puns. 81 s.; II pound
muscat grapes, 81 s.; . - pound white
cherries, $40; 2 - pound black cher
ries. 81 so.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-24
Acts When He First Concludes to Make
an Appointment.

Cincinnati Enquirer.
These predictions that President Gle
yeland will appoint this man to this
place and that man to another place are
all mere conieetures.n remarked Hon.
Joseph b. Hughes, the ex-consul TO
birmingham, England. under Ceyeiands
first administration. and at present a
candidate for the consul-generalship to
Berlin.
'.Thats a fact added Franklin Alter.
NO man knows what Cleveland vii do
when It comes TO making an app0iut-
ment. | doubt whether the president
himself knows a day ahead whom he Will
appoint to any Office,
II am sure that he doesn't inter-
posed MIR. Hughes.
This conversation took place in the Of
fee of Internal Revenue Collector Dow
ling the other dag. there being present
several other gentlemen IN addition to
the two speakers.
Mr.. Hughes continued by saying:
81 have been told by Frederick @.
Pendeld. at present consul-general to
Cairo. exactly how the president makes
his appointments. Pen6ell. yon remem-
Der. was an assistant 10 Joshua Quincy.
who was assistant secretary OF STATE
under Gresham in the early part OF ihl4
administration but who res gned some
time ago. Penheld said that on the
evening before the president would M
nounce his appointments he would tel
Assistant Secretary Quincy 20 bring him
all the applications and letters PERI ining
to inc speclal appointmenis that he de-
sired TO make. III they were very i'm
por,ant places. he would make about
three or four appointments at one tine.
After all papers pertaining 70 applicants
were brought to him. he would ST down
and read them all very carefully. After
reading each letter he would lean back
and reflect upon all the interviews ne had
Mad real ali the papsrs referring 20 any
one place. he would mru 70 Quincy, who
was sitting near by nj another desk. and
say. IN appoint John Jones 70 ms
nisee Then he would proceed TO read
m the papers pertaining TO tlie ne11t
place he desired to fill and after decd
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-24

Orleans expecting i00oa to ll.00O 20.
morrow against 600 the longs could
I rui Withstand the plessur, ai,u s,i.f... vi
them started 10 unload with tie result
that prices were depressed Z points
and closed at a net loss on the dag Of
3 points
Our cable says thar the effect ot tho
silver situation on cotton is expected to
be only momentaty. but tho principal
cause 81 strength III liverpool Is no doubt
tho belief In much lighter receipts after
this week. The cotton, which was "a
freely rold during the late squirt. has
swellcd the receipts Of norris. but during
the past tend days, since the decline
started IN. sales have been nominal and
consequently shipments have necessarily
been very small, II rs only natural.
therefore, TO expect lighter movement
toward the ports after the coming week.
1t Is no doubt well known that we
are running this week against an Is.
ifaofdinnry ana unnuturally small move
mrnt LAST ve1r. the rnrnN istt te
with only 10000. The New York Chron-
Gle OF january 2l,lSDS. gave plainly the
reason Tor inis. ihr Ncalnst, UtNn.
time was particularly wintry as evidenced
10y The fail Of fourteen inches OF snow
az Little Rock, nine lnchN, at Helcna,
Ark, and six inches as far south ns
Columbus, Miss As proof that the
movement was lntorfered with by wealth.
er conditions we need only refer to ut
amount brought into sight for the suhse-
quent week, which was i2S.0OO, and with
which We must compare next woel,
IL IS needless Ia say that the comra risou
next week cNtnot fail to he much mnri
favorable. We calculate that the amour
" sghl on February I, this year wn
20 Ia the ncighhorhoo1 OF N2O0OlA
This viii be nearly 100000 bnles les
lhan the movement 10 the same date 10
1870 when the crop was 100000. The
comparison un "a the present with the
season OF lSSa.oO, has been exceeding.
y close and II looks probable that thc
similarity between the two seasons will
continue for como time, with the result
th3' 'he rron ee'imntce NJ '7NiN'n ''
We think. IN time become quite general.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-24
CRACKERS. CAKES AM CANDIES.

CRACKERS. CAKES AND CANDIES.
!. Craekc~--Animals. 12c; Boston huttcr.
81 butter &c; creams, s1-2c; cr,ckhcls,
loo; cracker meal, dc oyslcr pearl. &c;
oyster excelsior, Sc. rretxula. l3c; cream
Soda Sc; suowilakes l2c; soda, &c,
takes ard Jumhlcs-ileyen and one
hSie cents; fruit. suitana. lie; ginger
snaps l.2c; grtndma'e cookies, lOc:
lemon snaps. l3e. waters, l5c; sugar
cookies, Toe; stage planks. Sc.
Candles -Caramcls. assorted flavor, s.
pound boxes, Zoe; cumdrops, A. r.. as.
sorted ilayorS, 0-nonnd box. 40e; Japanese
strips, cocoanui hlvor. 5-nouud h,N. Csc:
rock. assorted AMI white, Csc; French
kisses. per box. B5c; chocolate crcams,
N. poe; lemon drops. frosted. Ter box,
ule; burnt almonds prr box, poe; creams
hand made, Doc; peanut block Csc: pea
nut bar, per box, 15c: lozengos. assorted
con, l-p0und box. Zoe; marsh-mallows.
a-pound box, Sl.a5: mixed candies. balls,
per Rguul, @ l-2c; crystal cut, SIC:
II. NJ creams, pals, 12c; stick candy,
In pals, Ice.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-24
Cotton.


by Associated Press.
New Orleans, Jan. -. -tileuny & %.
sag:
Liverpool advanced today 3 points,
but declining, CLOSED 1-64 to 2-Gld higher
tlian yesterday.
New York opened j higher decline and
terday.
New Orleans-Ihe advance In Liver.
pool this morning had the effect Of hold
ing prices at yesterdays closing figures,
but die subsequent decline. iosefher Viii
large receipts al ports and interior towns,
caused weakness after tie opening
nom prices Were 3 points below yoafer.
day
Receipts here 1900; estimated receipts
tomorrow 10000 90 ll010.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-24
TELEGRAPH MARKETS.
Produce.


BY Associated Press.
Chicago, H.. Jan - May wheat
sold NJ G3 lie today aud closed only
1-ic recovery from the bottom This
makes still mother lowest price record.
Corn was firm aud left on without
chhnze.
Qais made fractional gain
Cash quotations were us follows.
IlOur-Dull and not quetahiy changed
No. . spring wheat, % 3Sc No 3
sBrng wheat, 591.2NdOe; No. rcd.
No. . corn. 35e
No. . oats. p lie; No. white. 3Od
20 s-te; No 2 wtltei 2lNfzI lie.
No. 2 barley. nominal; No. 3. (. o.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-24
MeELRoYs REPORT.

opH0IuI II7TINIl
New Orleans. Jan. 20 MeEIroy &
Co. say;
Futures Everybody confidently looked
Tor llututr @qfltie - AatOf, uli lia nAii-
N fia tafsfrtffd lnppuffd aad 81. in5
tho metal Lid higher than yesterday.
iAerpoai ~ result cipsiNl -s-si DO 80,
above iasi nirlt aud spol price. wore
steadier WITH salcs Of 1900 bales. For
o while during ne morning yur market
ceipts at Houston were 70 enormous. being
500 against $500 last Jear. and fl,e
total AZ the ports pointing 10 32OtiD
atltinsl 14iuvg iasl yeAr alil m4tA New
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-24

nls upon this, continued in the same
ssahner until he had selected ali Inc men
~ me positions be desired TO nj that
nisnt, While deciding upon appoint
s shss ne wonld sit perfectly stili, nb-
s STD IN reading and thinking for hours
without saying a word to Quincy, until
ne was ready TO give him name. lie
aac's on Impulse, and decides upon a name
" sudden lerl, way. When he would
siNy maine to Quincy, the latler wouid
MITE \ note. of it ami the president
the following dag. /"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-24
OYSTERS. rlsH AND GAME.

Oysters aud t'ish-aOysters. bulk, T5d
sc per 100 counts; per dozen cans.
~ 2oi dressed catfish Toe per pound
Fmf fish, Toe per pound; 6hr.mus pe
pound. Zoe; crabs. per dozen. doc.
doIen ,le oIoEi S chickens SS.oo pGr
lard dncka, per pair G0c; Teal dlr,s uW
naalr, 30c; canvashnck ducks, per pair
ppndnc; rabbits. 81 per dozen; deer
saddles. per pound, I lie.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-24

heavy, DC; light &c; dry salt, Be, green
salt , lie, butchers green, . lie.
Wool-light medium, 15d1Gc; low
medium, 12dl4c; fine, 12dlIc.
Bones-Iloof and bones, $500 per ton,
delivered.
Bees wax, 15d1Sc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-24
NEW YORK LIVESTOCK.

NV York, Pan. %. -Bocves-No
trade American steers, lie: In Liver
pool and London, 1Ual3 l-4c. American
refrigerator bocf steady; scnnt, S lie.
Caiyes Market iirm. Nais, fair to
choice. 81 .25lis 90.
Sheep an dlainba Market almost nomi-
nal; daniand very weak 10 ears UNI
sod. Sheep inferior 90 good, 81. 75lI
3 ~ ~; fair lAmbs, 81. 80.
iI1ss-I'irm at 50, SDdJ 80.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-24

Retail Ast-Bridgeport, car lots, S4.25;
2 TO ~ tons $40. 1 ton, $500; AicAi-
ester, Jenny Lind. Rouse, Maitland, Rob.
s575: to N 10 toB Ist. s0s so5 Gag tons taa
500. IL ton. $3.50; Monarch, Victoria,
Santa Clara and E,more Goals car lots,
500; 3 10 10 ton lots, $500: . tons.
SUB; ! ton. $3.50: > ton. $3.50: Brinr
Greek and McIames coal, car, lots. sos.
3 TO 10 ton lois. $3.50; rons, S5.75i
! ION. s0.00i IL ton, S3.25: Monarch egg,
car lots. S5.2j; 3 % 10 ton lots. $3.50;
single ton. 1913: anthracite. Pennsylva-
MA car lots. S11; . 10 10 lots, Si2.T5:
rlnele ton. Si3: anthracite. Ouila. , to
~ ton lots. 50: single tons $3.50; 10 ton,
50; slack. Zoe; car ,oads. S3.25; rhurber
car lots $3.50 per ton. Cameron per
ton. IS; ? tons. ST.75i3 to 10 tons. $3.50
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-24
COL. CHILDs IMPROVING.


Philadelphia, Pa, Jan. 23.-AIr.
Chnds' condition this morning shows Il
slight improvement over last night.
His nurse states that while Mr.. Childs
is SIN a pretty sick man, there is no
cause for alArm.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-24
=, ELECTED POSTMASTER

'lS ,,. Tex, Jan. pa
|,, instance Of CONGRESSMAN Paschal a
d 't M convention was hell to de.i.
n ne choice for nostuiaster ''S''-
Isvst' 1siis ,ing resulted IN tie choice Of
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-24
sd. LouIs LIYEsrocK.

By Assoclltcd Troas
St. Louis, Mo-. Jan. 23.-Cattle-
Market slow on mforior and steady on
good, Receipts nearly an Texans lrod
steers, $4,000 20: COWS, 81 .7OGi2 90.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-24
BRITISH CoNsoLs.
...d.. H.. "a
nXcnANan Ar NEw YORK.

New York, Jan. a2- Especially
Sterling Bank, 60 days. ...4 sb4
Commercial, 60 day. $40
hcichmnrka- Commercial, 90
uuSs" .s.ss .!.... t.......,,W ll.l0
francs Bank 90 daya,."..9 lgl4
Commercial, 10 days..,.n...b 2OX
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-24

~ lave oongit and owned over 6ftv
nm. "a NY lic. but never have / owned
~ tla' Y those 'Pln;ina guaranteed m
~ ,NNprtson s 1his 1, lie r.rdirt
Wy purchaser Try one aul h.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-24

issy5, lex, Jan. % -r-l.. Ch,.,..
htei 4Asure "a special s. q bs ,,,s' y
|stes; eonlini ttee to conner Nil. ~
frnc,si o.ninlssion. The delerats, s.ie
bnev,n. p use every leeltim,ia -
statehood, l1eal''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-24
THE cHEnoKnE BOND MArrrR

THE CHEROKEE BOND NATTER.
snecin Dispatch.
Muskogee. |. T.. Jan. ~. "A gen
man wen posted says: The Cherokces
are resting in faueled security that they
nave made a childs bargain with Il.
-. Chadock, the bond purchaser. and
mat they could cancel It the moment
SOM one else made better offer 1t
circumstances governing mis- eSse tbSi
me Wilson trade was NOT bona fie
one out only part OF conspiracy 10
trade of and 20 to "dirkerine'' for the
ponds at less than par Mir. Chadock
i, commenced proceelings by pro est
The combination machine has been ond
y. IS sun at work against Chadock. hut the
future Will soon reveal results 7"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-24

Poultry-Old Leus. per dozen, Sc. 90:
spring chickens, small, per dozen, s. 80.
iatcy. large. spring per dozen. 50. 10:
ROSTERS. per dozen, 81 %. turNel icis
'iur, gobhcrs, zoe; geese, per dozen, 81;
ducks, per dozen. 81.
Eggs-Fresh. without case. . 1.2c.
Butter-Frpsh country, lie, vhoice.
reamery. 2uti23c
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-24

To do your electric work. gun and look
smithing. Electric lamps md suppl rs
HARREL Is WILSON.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-24
Wool.


markets vol
ST. LOUIS WOOL MARKET. T
BY Associated Press.
81, Louis, Mo-, Jan. ~. Wool
Marked slow. weak and unchanged.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-24

For n good cup of drip coffee go to
the Cottage. No. 400 W. Third street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-24

HOW THE PRESIDENT

Hunting clothing. camp chairs. cOti
and tents al Anlnr.on.. gun house.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-24

:, howe, druggist. removed 30 corner
Seventh and Main atreets
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-24

!, AGAINST g. STATEHOOD

Id AZ clothing camp chairs, cots and
- Ataerson's gun store. .
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-24
N RAILROAD ROB
HEIRS. i"


London, Jan. ~. The Financiai
News, in commenting unnn intrrvicws
with Meysrs. Snmc and Relnhnrt IN an
article entitled American Railrond Rob
hefa aAys that their stntomcnts aneni
the financial depression ARE beside tht
mark. Az that ~ required IS nair
gnswcr TO It's plain question. whether
itelnhari pnrnnsely mislcd his Now
AoFk eorromonlcnt when lac declared
Tint the Atehison inirrcst would bs
paid, IL Is not 30 muck the misfortune
OF the American rtilrOad that English
INVESTIGATORS complain nhout, bnt IL
iraiir, of which they are made the vito
time by men who ought to act In q
straight forward manner,
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-10-06
General Markets.

PHILADEIpHTA, Oct. 5.-Flour weak; win
ter super, Ssn2lO; do. extras S22502i0; No.
winter family. S240a25J; Pennsylvania
roller strairht, S25Oa265; western winter
clear, S24uo26l Wheat higher, quiet and
steady, with 5iAIc. bid and ffr asked for Oc-
tober. Corn DUH quiet, with 57c. nld and $50.
asked for October. Oats quiet steady, with
85l6c bid and JGi c asked for October. Beef
steady. Pork dun, Lard dull; western. ss.u5.
Butter quiet easier; western dairy 13dl1C;
do, creamery l5o.tc.; do. factory l2lR0 l5lec.;
Elgins, 2dc imitation creamery. l50l9; New
York dairy, AW"3C., do. creamery, ls02llgc.;
Pennsylvania creamery prints, fancy, 2sc;
do. choice, 2D"-tc.; do. fair 20 good 24N 25c.;
prints jobbing at @yU&c, Cheese steady; large.
6@lOlac; small loa4c; part skins 406c.; fun
skins 203llo Eggs very quiet; New York
and Pennsylvania, l9a2oc.; ice house. ljlg0
lei western fresh, lsGl9c, cases, S225G42j.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-10-06
Live stook MnrI,ets-

NEW York, oct. -Beeves slow, but steady;
no prime cattle offered; native steers, fair TO
good, a. il501.2u ordinary TO medium, $40
4.Gj; common and inferior, s350039I; Texans
and rangers, ,iuJu3.75; oxen, S2.l014. 80:
bulls, S22Oa3; dry cows, Sl800225. Veals
firm; grassers steady western calves demorul.
i2ed poor to prime yeal-, S50775; grasse-s.
$1,000; no western sold. sheep and lambs
more active poor 10 prime sheep, S263.25;
common TO curiCe lambs, S3045O Hogs are
steady at g 5oU5.9u Tor inferior to choice.
EAST BUFFALO, n. y, Oct. 5-Cattle in
Hight demand and prices no better than
quoted for some days. Hogs dull and de
oidedly boarish; medium heavy and choice
Workers, t5.@oa545; roughs, sl5Od5 Sheep
and lambs lower; best wethers, S825d3.75i
fair to good mixed sheep, $2.25a2,75; common
70 good, S3d375,
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-10-06

PHLADELpHA, Oct Attorney We
lam II. MouEague, of Wash urton, am.
into the United States circuit court %.
asked Judge Dallas to interfere with th,
intended discharge Of some of the EN-
ployes of the Philadelphia and Readi
Railroad comoany ON Monday. Mr.. ST..
Rague said Tat the u i'm question hac
been notified by ne sup rintendeut thai
either they must renouuce their member
ship in certain organization or baai-
charged from the railroad company's EN-
ploy. Action in the matter was deferred
until Monday.