Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-25
IHE RAILROAD WORLD.
~, rrs GRAIN AND FLOUR
si SCHEDULE.
.urg Feature OF the
y n",,, of Western Rail-
IA uanagers who are In
session at Chicago.

= IVY ',,snagers OF the western rail-
~ ~ ~ meeting in Ohio today for
=, ,aroosc OF completing arrange
,or the restoration OF rates,
". al Il Is understood will take place
n me competing lines next We'd
- May %. The general statement
rs,es will be restored has been
=. win such confidence and so
T. repeated within the past few
mai there does not seem to be
Il room to doubt that an agreement
h reached which will be satlsfac-
II least for some time to come,
~ permanently.
ioueyer. the Atchison, II Is reported,
demand that grain and produce
An Be exempted from the association
,.ement and will seek to continue
41-cent schedule which has gov
"a It's Texas business of late. The
cwing IS the schedule in question:
,lour. meal. oatmeal, momlny and
n straight or mixed, or mixed with
IN and mill stuff. 81 cents; wheat,
barley. bran and mill stun.
|airht or mixed. 90 cents; oats,
aisht or mixed with corn and grain
readings, straight of mixed. "a cents;
or straw, straight, minimum
Isht 1900 pounds. % cents.
Ttsss rates apply from Kansas City.
Joseph. Atchison, Leavenworth,
D,nor and all stations in Kansas on
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
mad and operated lines to Texas
anon points on lines of Southern
enc and Austin and Northwestern
rVads,
MS reservation may possibly cause
ikh in the proceedings. In view OF
important and complicated ques-
. Involved news from the Chicago
ting Will be awaited with great in.
st.
would seem from an advance no.
and circular lately received by the
Al Santa Fe agents there is no fur
question about the thirty-seven
It rate being maintained. The circu-
states that on May 20 this tariff
apply to the commodities named.
circular is signed as follows:
]. Polk, general freight agent
c. & $, f. Ry., Galveston. Tex;
]. Martin, general freight agent $,
A. p. Rys San Antonio. Tex.
?. Forbes, general freight agent
NJ. ", & ". w. Ry., weatherford,
K; Oscar White, general freight
mt Fl. W. & r. G. Ry., Fort Worth.
<; J. W. Chatham. general freight
mt s. s, & s. Ry., Greenville, Tex;
D. Donahue, general freight agent,
L. & II, Ry., Conroe, Tex; j. II,
lbraith, general freight agent /. &
y. and II. b. & V. Rys,, Palestine,
l.; E. L. Sargent. general freight
IN, 7. & p. Ry., Dallas. Tex; G. S.
ID, general freight agent 4. NJ. Ry.
nell, Tex; c. II Morehouse, general
isht agent r. G.. & L, p. Ry, FL
So Tex; ]. A. Hanley, freight traffic
mayer Santa Fe system. Chicago
F. C, Gay, general freight agent
7 6 s. f. and NJ. A. & b. and w,
W Rys. Topeka, kan; ]. c. Nc
be, general agent c. r. I. & T. Ry.,
II Worth, Tex; c. Hamilton, gonor-
manager Texas Central Ry, Waco,
II II, A. Jones, general freight
is H. & T, C. It, 7. Ry. and A. s.
W. Ry., Houston. Tex; r. $. Davis,
isiant general freight agent Cotton
route ST. Louis. Mo; j. f, w.
Ids, general freight agent w, & ~
Ry.. Waco, Tex; C. w. Beln, traf-
manager Southern Pacific lines In
xas, Houston, Tex; NJ. p, Morrissey,
hic manager V. Il. Ry, Velasco
L; W, X, Morrow. traffic manager
L, Ryp Sugar Land, Tex.
isaed at Topeka. Kan. and sent to
sr-state commerce commission, May
1884.