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The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1894-03-02

rket for low prices in meat.
QNTER) NATIONAL HYMN.
My country! It's of thee,
Sweet land of liberty,
OF thee l sing:
Land where the wheels are tied,
Land where industries died,
And to the English side
Took rapid wing.
My native country? thee,
Land to which paupers fee,
Thy name l love;
l love thy Cleveland frills,
Thy no-trade tariff bill,
Thy Greshams, Smiths and Mills,
Born from above.
Let music swell the breeze,
Democrats! to your knees,
And swell the song;
Let these who brought this fate,
Their medicine take straight,
And three long years wait,
To right the wrong.
Our father, Grover c.,
Mogul of misery!
To. thee we sing;
Bear with us il you can.
But, if not like man,
Say YOU don't care d.
For anything.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1894-03-02
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AT CARLOAD RATES
SHELTON, FEBY. 2.

The Steamer Clara Brown, Wednesday, brought
up carload of -four and feed for the Potts
store. This carload was bought way down, and
we are prepared to quote you the lowest prices
ever offered in Shelton, that will surprise the
natives w. A. FREEBURGER Mgr.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1894-03-02
VINO Wants to Buy
100 Acres OF Land

TbeE15. NEL. TIP. -, See 10. R west and
" II n VIZ. Sec Is. Up. %. h. west. IS. "a
acres 1t is ass ssed at $3.50 an acre, or s425 for
the tract, located on the north side OF Hood
Owner wants money and viii sell for about its
assessed valuation, and give some time Cheap
er than homesteading land.
Address this Office
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1894-03-02

Everlasting ~
Jobs TearH
Calliopsi
Asparagu
Mushroom
Japan Pink
Vegetable Plant
Evening Primros-
Flow rig Mapl
IL neysuckl n
Flo w'r'g Sag
Indin II .bber Ire
Pheas'nts Ey-
Balloon Vim
WOOdbin a
Arti chok
Cypress Vim
Trumpet VinA0
PhlOX DrummOn-
Grass See
MarigOl
Mustar
Bulk See
Hedge See
WOrmwOO
Vegetible Sec -
Turkeys Beard ~
Perennial
Pepper
Melon
TOmatOe
StrawberrieA
Hardy Climber
Hints on Sewing Seed ~
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1894-03-02

We have received from the Ameri-
can Humane Education Society, the
prize story, The Strike AT Shane's.
which is a worthy sequel to "The
Black Beauty" This and ssHol1y-
hurst may be had for ten cents per
copy by sending to George 7. Angel,
10 Milk street, Boston
The. town of Kent had practically
no fire protection on account of a lot
OF rotten hose, but the Council got u,
ball, rustled around, sold every pro
perty holder one or more tickets. and
with goodly number of visitors from
Seattle and Tacoma, the affair netted
enough money to buy decent hose.
James Lewis, the colored gent, who
is familiar figure around Percivaps
dock, has fallen heir to half million,
from kind old lady, who once adopt
ed him as her servant She recently
died in Canada, without other heirs.
O. J. Hagan has been appointed
postmaster at Lillewaup Falls, vice
Capt. d. Troutman, resigned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-03
PROVISION MARKETS..


~"
BY Associated Press.
New York. July 2--wheat-Receipts
sO'l0o; exports -; sales 7.925 900 bush
els futures Spot firm; No red CT;
afioat SO; T. 0. b. 81; No. ] northern
81 "a. No. hard 6s "a delivered. OBJ
lions were iirIner all day. Contrary TO
early expectations the advance baFed
ON better foreign advices. a good de-
crease on passage. light deliveries and
small Liverpool stocks, The close was
l-2Q5-s higher than Saturday. July
SO 7-iG46l ~, closed 81. August 6i 7-SfD
o2l-4, closed 81 Ia. September 62 7-sll
So i1-le. closed 63 i-g; October 64G6i "a.
closed "a "a; December 90 i-2G67 3-l6,
closed OF is.
Cote e--opilons opened duh at un-
changed prices to points advance;
ruled quiet and featursless with trad
ils- local. closed barely steady 500
points net decline. sales IS, 800 bags. in
cludlnY August it.S0dii.S5i September
l4.1oIfii5: October 13gsdi37O; Eecem-
Der isl5Qi3.20i March 1875.
santos-Quiet. good average. 1900
receipts. 5000; stock. $4,000; cleared June
20 10000.
Hambnrg-Quiet l-4dl-2 pfennig
higher: sales. 5000: stock 1bs 600. In
Guiding $1,000 brazilian, against 2si.O
last week
Havre--opened barely steady, sales,
5000. prices i-af higher; at l;g5 y. IN.
unchanged; further sales. 1000; at 3 D.
NJ steady. closed 1-2f higher
Rio-Firm Rio No. Z, $500: receipts.
1000; stock. 1900. Warehouse deliveries
Saturday az New York. z2e54 New
York stock today. 5s.2ss. United States
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-03

nxcnnpnp pur roun rINns.
The Cotton Movement Into s,ght for
Jane Compared.

~. A...,.., No..
2NH'VN'"'Su '''N
New orleans Ia" Suly a'--Secre'arS
Testers Monthly New Orleans Cotton
Exchange statement issued today
.ha,,.., :, ,,,,,.,,,o,,, ,,,,, s,e,,, Cor no,
9"V" ''V'''''S''' ~ ~
that has been exceeded but fouf tunes
within the past fourteen years. Com
nnrrd with limo 1see however the
,ooa -. -.
'V'h IL i'VV p"'e' s'''' ''u WIN 'u''''
1882, II is $4,000 short, The amount
brought into sight for the month was
"a IA n,a,ns, NJ ees inst vaer nnd t07
.o- no. .,..,',
"'' tue year peiote' me hhpNolhehN
from the nrst Of September To- June 30,
includes total receipts at all United
a,o,a. a.,t,..,. na,,s ~, Estetqs
against 4pVl'2zJ last year. ana "V@v'-
s22 the year before, net overland move
ment hy railroads neross the Nfississlp-
49,. -, p.,s,,,.,, .t,.... otoo-r
Pr O"'o anu r"'V'""p ''Ne'9' S'"'''''
against Ssi.is9 and Lesbos southern
mill takings. exclusive of quantity con-
stunned at southern outporm. 6'SlSs'
against Ob5,OlS ANA bSl,SfH, ana interior
town stocks in excess OF those held at
the commencement OF the season, H.
Clio. against 9siS and l2O.Ss6, These
make the total amount OF the cotton
crop brought into sight for the hrst
ten months OF the year Gap2 VOs, against
6.5O1Ssl last year ana S's6Sae the year
before last an Increase this year OF
ssi.lls bales over the corresponding
ten months OF 1893 and Lo'O'5s6 under
the same period In 1891
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-03

BY Associated Press.
New Orleans. July 2.--H9g products
Steady; pork 10 i.2: lard refined fierce
51-2. boxed meats, dry salt shoulders
GA. sides 67-s; hncon, sides Z 5-s,
hams. choice sugar cured 10 1-iI10 "a.
T.icc-Steady; ordinary to good 3 $50
b1-S.
Coftee-steady: RIO ordinary 10.
i'lour-ouiet. extra fancy 2.s592-s5;
patents 3.lOI3,2O
Cornmeal-IFirIn; $50.
Cofn-Stpody. ~. sacked. mixed 81:
yellow 52: white 52N52 IL
Oats--Flrm. No. 2 sacked 5iGl5i IL.
Bran--.Dull: Il 1-2as0.
hay--Irirmer: prime isl-2@l5 l-2;
choice 16 -.
sugnr-Firm; open kettle, prime to
strictly prime 3, common to fully fair
5.16I2 i1-1G. inferior ~; centrifugal
choice white 7-s; on white 1850
8 "a, chuice yellow clarified 3 9-10;
prime yellow clarified 3-NdS 1-2: of
yellow clarified Sa3 is; seconds l-2n
. l-lG.
MJlasses--Nominal
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-03

tne occasion. ~'','' ''Ns'rF %
SApinin y. ~ Woolxsy ana x.t;. III,
l Ns'., neat Tuesday tor s wssTG IVA s NY
. hvaHnhi ani fsarsvilic. viii u ' .,n.
Se2inin a. e i.asttotd Of Nau,,on 4.
veterans. ~ IN tow5 pfSsntls ..,r t "tt
Years Aso Coiialn Hltfci5rd as,.. i'v w
kreuna upoa which lhIs nj ,se,n ~ w
ua;ed md non he lh,siit NJ az ~. ~
hnre Win a FEN d his ola inns h vvA,.n{
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-03

wheat, Corn aud Oats Advanced.
Provisions Unchanged.


Provisions Unchanged.
BY Associated Press.
Chicago. July 2.--Bulilah news was
largely In evidence today and wheat,
though dull. closed s-sc higher for Sep
TENDER. Corn closed lie higher. oats
3 i-lc iglsr, and provisions practical
~ unchanged.
Opening trades in wheat were az
saturdays closing prices, and grad
ualy advanced lc for July and &c for
September. worked back 3-sWl-2c,
ehanred some and closed firm. Trad
ing after the early advance WAS very
small. there being q noticeable ABB
sence of offeringa. The strength was
attributed mainly to the decrease Of
ocean passage, the rather firmer cables
and strength Of outside markets. some
selling at the advance causing a re-
a ,tion from the top figures.
Corn was auIl with 3-sc ranBe, but
was generally iifin. The strength came
from wheat
Oats were stronger on small receipts
and fair demand. The range Cor July
was I-2c.
Provisions were weak at the start
ing on account Of the strike, but arm
ed later on a shortage Tor July dellv-
ei-s Compared with Saturday night
September pork Ia unchanged. sspIsnl-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-03
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
New york Li,. stock.
BY Associated Press.


New York. July 2.-cattle-R Receipts
for two days. a,425: sixty cars for sale:
excited. demand veiystrong; steers 75c
QSl higher; rough butchers Offering
800 higher; native corn fed steers,
rough, butchers Offering zoe higher;
native corn fed steers. choice. good to
prime, S6,5oa6.9O; grass fed. medium to
fair, SASS. inferior TO ordinary. $40:
common, A5Opls5: dlstillers. good to
prime. S5.60T5.g0; ordinary Texas. "a %;
stays. s.. European cables quote Amer
lean steers at gtii0c. dressed weight;
refrigerator beef l-2atS lao Exports
uncertain owing TO cattle not being
received; zoe cattle and 1850 quarters Of
beef booked for today.
Calves Receipts FOR two days $3.50
active. l-4U3-4c higher; veals choice
$3.50; poor 10 prime. S350fb5.25: butter
milk calves, Inferior to good. s.. 40d2 10
Sheep and lambs-Receipts for two
days 22.sS0 on sale 20 cars; strong and
active. l-iu3-Sc higher. Sheep poor to
strictly prime S2.T5Q4.5O: lambs. COM
mon TO choice. S4.60dG.60.
Hogs-Recelpts for two days. 1854 /;
higher; inferior to good hogs. S5.35Gl5. co.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-03

~ Associated press.
New York, July 2.--Moncy on call
srsr at per cent, last loan ], closed
All per cent Prime mercantile paper
= $500 1-2 per cent. sterling exchange
llces'y. with actual business in bankers
,ils at $4.Ss - for demand and Si.si Ia
foft sixty dtys; posted rates stSSU
A69l-2; con metclal bills A.s6. silver
.ertihcates 6i0e5c: no rales Bar silver
" lsc Mexican dollars 81 3-Sc. The
,otnl tales OF ste cks today were l0i.is0
shafes. including American sugar 2I,-
100; Burlington 1900: Chicago gas 49,
j0p; Distilling and Cattle Feeding $500:
>tisfuuri Pacific SO01; Rock Island 300;
II. Paul 400; ST. Paul preferred n,S0O.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-03

TRES pALAclos. June Stree Pala-
clos Lodge No, al. \. + and A. NJ had
public installation OF officers and IN
conjunction herewith rraud picnic
and barbecue on the nth Instant. The
orator OF the day Mr. j. Walker Morris.
made magnificent speech on the origin
ana Dement'S of Free Masonry de-
tons constituted the balance OF tho In
door amusementa, While outside every
one seemed TO enjoy Themselves ia va
rl1ns entertainments, chief OF which was
the sumptloua repnqt prepared by the
ever thoughtful ladies' sheriff ltamn-
ton, w, ". Wadsworth the Icndlng NOR
chant aud Geo. Austin, district clerk,
MI OF Malagorda were present, besides
many OF the local candidates.
This county Will cast her vote for
Culherson for. governor and Lane for
cougraHa.
Corn crops generally good and cotton
outlook very promising.
Many new 9wedes are settling here,
who seem grcaiy pleased with our de-
llghtful coast country
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-03

The STANDARD would be pleased to
hear from all oattlemen In Texas and
the Indian Territory who contemplate
shipping and we win furnish markets ON
application. We make speciality Of
the Texas trade, and IL good care OF
stock In the yards and good sales II
what you desire. then send us n trial
shipment and we viii endeavor to make
you permanent customer. Write u.s.
STANDARD LIVE STOCK COMMITS
SION CO.,
Room 1T3, New Exchange Building, U.
8. Yards. Chicago ILL.,
w. A. SAMSON. Manager. formerly OF
Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-03

PALESTINE. June ao-sfr and Mrs. N.
J. Taylor have returned from pleasure
trip through Colorado and the West
The musical entertainment given by
Miss Lou Jackson and her class In music
attended.
silss Hattie johnson OF Trinity, who
has been visiting Mrs. I'D Wilcox In this
city. returned home today.
The Governors Guards OF Austin
passed through phlestlne this morning
on a special car en Teutr 20 Little Rock.
Ark. TO attend the Interstate drili.
The entertainment given by Miss Mlttis
Quaries' class IN music Thursday evening
al the opera house was well attended and
enjoyed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-03

By Associated Press
ST Louis, July 2.-cettie-Receipts
400: shipments 900; market dun; choice
native steors 4.7o; stoekers l.I5gg.iO;
cows 2.25, Texas stction rot reported.
llugs-Receirts 500: shipmt hts 1900:
m0ket strong, higher; assorted butcher
weights Flo; light 5.00N5.05: four loads
of choice: $50 was refused
Sheep-Reecipts 200; shipments 400:
market nominal
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-03

By Associated Press.
st. Louis. Mo-. July 2.-Flour-ouiet
and firm.
Wheat-Opened strong. gaining 3-4c.
relapsed 1-2c, but regained 1t, closing
3-lc higher thsn Saturday on light re
ceipts and firm cables. No. : red, each,
g Use: July. 80 1-4c; August. "a SIC;
September, h6 lac; December. So 1-sc,
Corn-on strike and crop news gain
ed 3-Sd5-Sc. No 2 mixed. cash, Ale;
July, 20 3-sc; September. 90 l-4c.
Oats--stronger and higher; No. 2
cash, Al lie; July. 3S l-2c; August,
rs 3-4c; September, CSC.
Rye--No. ., SIC
RarloY-NO trading.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-03

isy Associated Press.
Liverpool, July 2-Closo-cotton-
Spot, quiet; free supply Offering; Amer
lean mlddling. 5i5-i6. The sales Of the
day, 5000 bales, OF which 1000 were for
speculation and export. and Included
700 American. Receipts, 1000 bales, In
Guiding 5000 bales American. Futures
opened steady with a poor demand and
closed steady at an advance. Ameri-
can middllngs, June 355-Gid: July ana
August. 56-6fd; August and Septem-
Der, bI-0td; September and October.
3b2-6id buyers; October ana November,
hs-6id buyers: November and Deoem-
Der, 3GO-Gid buyers December and
January. Gl-Gid buyers; january and
February. G2-Gfd buyers. February
i-G4d value The tenders Of todny'a
deliveries were 1900 bales new docl,ets
and 100 bales old booklets.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-03

Oakland. Texas. June es.--rhe weather
this week has been the dryest and hot
test OF the season and has told on vege-
tatlon more than ono would suppose.
Fodder Ia rapidly burning up and cotton
II whiting beneath the Heorchlng rays
Of old sol, watsrmelonB are stiil pientl-
ful and the sorghum Is being cut
A barbecue was given nt Tnbsvilie yea
terday and people Il ON all parts OF
Lavaca county were tbffr. Hon. J. NJ.
Kirk and Mr.. Aeit.on locked horns In
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-03
IaI,I.fN

.S1LGIN. June 3O-Rev. 10 Jones
c.osed hs very Interesting and lever
to-be-forgottcn meeting here today at
II o'clock. and lcft - fulnn his APP
polntment at Kosse tomorrow lie is
certainly a most remarkable aud power
fnl man ~ the pulpit Ito gave n
synopsis Of his own experience last
night. which reached and touched ne
hearts OF all tho ypst crowd present
lie made mlay friends here " ali
clnaseR-God b.eas DO Jonen and hls
work.
We are beginning 10 need rain. though
We have the beat prospect FOR cropa,
had. Cotton X pretty near ali laid
By ana IN fine condition
John Conner ana George Clark are
Elvers has been sick quite while
with typhoid fever
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-03
|LLMAN STOCK DROPPED,
= STRIKE HAS AN EFFECT oN
THE MARKET,
Il with Pullman Nearly Every
hing Went Dowp-chieaso ons
attacked by Hears and Puiied
Down-The Iond Market.


~ Associated Press.
New York. July 2.--The proportions
" (which the railway strike has as
surned affected the stock market today
vers unfavorably and as result a
rnxiority OF the shares traded in show
d 1ecline in the days transactions.
'ch1 speculation was heavy in the open
|rx dealings when Pullman was sold
div n . l-2 per cent. sugar IL, dis
fi1ilhg las the grangers b-Sa7-Sc, and
the general list 1-Sd7-S. the latter Mis-
suuf Pacific. The prices continued TO
dut1ine during the first half hour Of
o{siness, Pullman losing an additional
IL per cent. bringing IL down to
l.5k IL. as against 1853 i-2 at the close
OH Saturday. Toledo and Ohio Central
LOST L. per cent.
'rhese declines We're effected without
the. putting out Of great deal OF
<(ock and when the market was re-
Iityed OF the pressure OF the offerings
4 fnlly took place which did not eN-
tend bey ond q fraction and which was
uuiS temporary In Its character. an
ether reaction setting In before ii
o'eipck under a bear raid in which the
indpstrials were the chief sunerery,
Vhe depression continued Until apout
noon when Steadier tone prevailed
cxnept in Chicago gas, which was at
tackled by bears and forced down TO
.-1-sc. a decline OF s-sc from satur-
day.
W Wh, Gas stocks urokc.
1he break was mainly due to reports
thai the decree asked for by the at
iorney general Of Illinois In the litl-
enton against the company would be
fa5dified 20 as to be less advantageous
10 the company. The general market
WAS not affected by the weakness OF
CAV. and the stock scare having worn
On somewhat, Pullman rallying IL
Icr cent; sukbr, "a; Chiuago gas,
! III, and the general list l-sq1-s.
Hholtly before 2 o'clock Manhattan de-
clinsd rs per cent, and there was
fra2tiohal reaction in the rest OF the
market, but a sharp rally TOOK place
and the final dealings We're decidedly
strong in tone. the speculation showing
i decided upward tendency AT the close.
The greater portion OF the early loose
Itas had been recovered and the only
ttotks which show a decline OF more
than fraction In the days transae-
tiops are Pullman aud ohio Central
] i-2; c. g. c, 6 St l., is, and Amer
itail Tobacco. ] per cent,
nome fey shares closed higher than
q. Saturday notably Baltimore and
0hiU preferred and Long Island trac-
ton have gained 1 per cent each.
4 TIC bond market was firm In the
napfhlng. but became easier during the
cfternoon and closed slightly heavy,
III beading changes being: Declines
Northwest 25-year debentures iives.
h-S Northwest 25-year debentures
coupon gold sevens, Louisville and
nashville collateral trust fives, Pitts
gurs aud Western ilrsts. Richmond and
,pahvllle skies. and wabash seconds,
ai<9 Erie seconds, Consolidated trust
lreeipts, 1 l-2, and oregon improvement
1nsts, per cent.
A1 vances-St. Louis and San Fran
E:iFop fives. NJ. w. l.. S. and Western,
,3fichigan division fiipts. >. aud Peoria
1ecptur and Evansville seconds. l per
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-03

RICHMOND, july t. -Mr Anderson,
who Tor several weeks has boon suEased
renuyatlng and cleaning clothing, was
found dead thla morning at his pace or
business and his partner in an adjoin,
Ing room was discovered In dying CON
dillon. aud removed to thp Darst hotel
i9r treatment, rhr dead man was thkau
phnrHc OF by the shtrlm nud buried A
large sum OF money was found Ia a
trunk IN one Of Tie rooms VI the estab,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-03

KARNEs CITY. July 1.-THE sxcaya-
tion FOR the foundation Of the new court
house Is about finished.
The WAGER works for the town will be
ready In few days to begin operation,
There Is some piping to be laid yet. Tbs
pump and engine nre now ready and will
probably 10 some pumping tomorrow.
The stockholders In the Karnes RE-
former. p1pullst paper. had a meeting
yesterday with the avOwed purpose OF
knsw not what to do and postponed ac-
ton for nnother week The editor now
IN charge ~ very strong hraded and vows
stockholders order II. He says heii hold
the fort at all hazards There will be
a suit In Hne courts over u ere II " ami
cably settled, ~ the general prediction.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-03
The Posts ReyI,v.


5yI Associated Press.
New York, July 1.-The Evening
sa>osts London cablegram says Bush
Elsss was barely resumed today after
he holiday. Americans were heavy
m bcount OF the strikes. II the pas
isnst OF the tariff bill were not i'm
. nitnnt bear raid might be predicted.
l,4lt 10. the great uncertainty of the
'Yuuopk merely produces deadlock.
urhe bank OF New Zealand Is about to
asue 2.QO0.0O0 pounds of fresh cap gold
~ the New Zealand government. II Is
, 1elieved the Issue is absolutely neces-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-03

GONZALES. July 1.-The summer nor.
NAL viii commence here on Juis 6 and
WIN be held one month under the 0irec-
ton OF an able corna Of teachers.
The ceiored normal will also ccmmeuce
here this week.
Camp J. @. c. licy viii hold their an.
nuai reunion on Wednesday, July 4, at
the Iron bridge on the river, ons mile
from town. Speaking music ana dinner
Will be the features Of the ortar5n
Calvin Wilson. notorious usero OF this
pare, WAS shot last night and IA not
expected to I've. Caesar Di.Uufth md
jim Cape, both eolored, are under AZ
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-03
Now York Cotion.


BY Associated Press.
New York, July 2--'rotal today. Net
receipts. ICES; exports to Great Britain,
2s7; to France. ti4; to the continent.
1i1i; stock, s2i.Ois. Consolidated net
receipts. 1896; exports to Great Britain,
2s7; TO France. ia: to the continent.
$3.50 Total since September /: Net re-
celpts. 5,is4,790; exports to Great Brit
ain, 2,79s,s0s; to France. bs7.1iO; to the
continent, 1898: TO channel, gGsi.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-03

~ Associated Press.
: f-ondon. July 2.--closing-consols for
aneney iO1 1-sd; consols for the ac-
ls.ount, lOl sic; Canadian Pacific ca is;
4 3rie. 10 1-2d: Erie seconds, 20; Illinois
"tettfal, %: Mexican ordinary, is 81;
III. Paul common, go l-2: New York
'4o<fal 100 1-2; Pennsylvania, 10 1-2;
ttaa3ng, s; Mexican Central new fours.
LIE. The amount OF bullion gone
r.ato the Bank of England today Is
v d. 900 pounds.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-03

BY Associated Press.
Kansas cfty, Mo-, July 2,-Cattle--
Receipts. 6,2cO; shipments, 1900, Mar
ket Irregular. closed SOW and stendy.
Texas steers, s2.5OD3S5: Texas cows.
N,2bW2.f5, beef steers Ss50T395; native
cows. N.50Gr3.20; stockers and feedern,
$s.0Oa37b; bulls, s125d250,
Hogs-Receipts, 1870; shipments. so;
market steady; bulk OF sales. $4.75dp4. SO
heavies, 81 s0G4.90; packers. 81 sOd
i9o mixed, S5.75aiS5; lights, Si.7O6l
$50; porkers, A.7Oais5; pigs. g. 5Oa
4 so.
sheep-Recepts. 1900: shipments. 200;
market firm.