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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-12-17
INGALLS, LECTURE TOUR.

He Has Dates Almost Continuously Until
March 1A ia Pennsylvania
ATCHIsON, Kan, Dec. FIX Senator
John j. ingalls, left Atchison yesterday
for an extended lecturing tour through
Pennsylvania He has enpaCements
which will keep him on the road almost
constantly until March IA. which indi-
Gates that he was very much in earnest
when he said he was not now a candidate
for reelection to the senate
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-12-17

CHICAGO. Dec 17.-At a meeting of
the Trades and Labor assembly Of Chi
cago last night the sentence passed
upon Debs and his associates by Judge
Woods was roundly denounced by the
speakers. Resolutions deprecating the
proposed increase in the standing army
were adopted. such an increase is con
sidered - menace to the interests Of pro-
gressive Individual liberty in the intar-
ests Of the plutocratic millionaire
-facaaa -
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-12-17
CONDEMN JUDGE WOODS
The Central Labor Union OF New Xo-l<
Adopts Resolutions

NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-THE conviction
of Eugene " Debs and his sentence TO
six months in Jail for contempt Of court
were discussed by the Central Labor
union last uighL Several delegates made
speeches denouncing Judge w GODS who
had sentenced him, and "a committee was
appointed to draft resolutions sustaining
Debs, denOuncing his conviction and de-
claring that all organized labor would
stand by him.
Delegate Archibald made a speech in
praise Of John Burns, the English labor
aQitator aud proposed banquet be given
him at which he could tell OF his expert
ence in this country and inform the poll
ticians as to how the county council and
public works Of London we're conducted.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-12-17

Swift & Holiday are closing out their
fine fans at cost An opportunity to Sc
cure a nice present at low price.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1894-06-08
A CAREFUL BUYER.
She Wanted Her Books Guaranteed Before
She Purchased.


She Purchased.
"You-yon keep books here?v she asked
as she entered Detroit bookstore and tim
Idly glanced around.
"Yes'm, we keep books" replied the
clerk as he softly rubbed hishands together
and wondered II they had sold the last copy
OF "Bashful Bessie; or, the Heroine Of Har-
per's Hills.n W
I'll want book, . she continued, .but
want to look at the last page before buy
It"
Certainly, miss, certainly. We have no
objection to your looking at all the pages IL
you wish. Have you bought book here
In which something was wrong with the
last pagef"
mo, sir; but friend Of mine bought Q
book In Chicago which ended by advising
the reader TO try somebody's liver purifier,
and you don't know how dreadful she feels
about II. Have you Paradise LostF"
"Yes'm."
"And will you guarantee that 1t doesn't
refer to somebody's sarsaparilap
II can't possibly believe that it does"
How Is Dickenst ! wanted his Dom
hey and Son. but I'm afraid he's got in
something about corn cures or porous plas-
ters. Are you sure he HASN'T"
why, never heard Of such thing In a
standard bookl"
Nor I.nntil lately. Shakespeare wouldn't
be apt TO have anything In about stomach
bitters or headache cured in five minutes,
now. would her"
"I've read him great deal. and never
came across any such thing However, you
might glance over that set and satisfy your
self.D
''It would take too long," she sighed, as
she glanced at the backs OF the volumes.
II have sometimes thought would like to
read Homer's 'Iliad.' There is such book
believer
"Oh, yes"
"And you can guarantee III"
II can, ma'am--positively guarantee that
you will find nowhere In that book the
slightest reference TO germs microbes, bac,
terra, consumption, asthma. bronchitis,
curvature o. the spine. yaricose veins or In
digestion"
"If there isl
"You can return II and get your money
She took 1t and went away smiling and
happy, Detroit Free Press.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1894-06-08
Thc I,anana o. Malayan orlvIp.

The banana goes back to the earliest
days Alcxanders soldiers, rs Pliny says.
joined the sages Of India seated In its shade
and partaking Of its delicious fruits Hence
tho name, Sapientum. given the plant,
which likewise bears the name Of Jupiter's
fair daughter, Musa- Now it has been
shown that the banana is OF Malayan origin.
How did IL get 10 India and South America
and Mcxicoy The feet OF birds have borne
seed full l0,00O miles. while the cocoanut
has fioated well nigh the world around in
the great OCEAN currents. But the cult.
vated banana has no seeds, nor has 1t a
casing like the globular eocoanut TO float
IL around over the waters. Then IL must
have been carried bv man.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1894-06-08
Union rae,ne railway Time card.

Trains arrive and leave Arlington as follows
EAsr.soukD,
Train Ne. ., fast mali, arrives at Arliagion at
i.26 a. NJ.
WEST BOUND.
Train No, !. fast mail. arrives at Arli igton at
i.2J A., NJ
EW- Only one train day.
81. HErfRKs BRAEcH TRAINS.
Tfaiu No. 10 arrives from Heppner daily. ex
ccpt Rundsy 1T l;i0 y. y.
S,g leaves Tor HePpner daily, except Sun
day, 100 ,.
Tar lusn ii kets sold aud baggage checked
through 10 nll poinn In the United States am
Canada
Q. COLLINS Ticket Agent.
Arlington, Or.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1894-06-08

F.NA. M.--Mf. MukIAH LODGE, No. 30
!. Stated roHmnnl atl IDA Oh b ,tnrilay even.
Ing on or bef re full moon Of eneh month. 50
ioarniug bre hrun In gnni stailh ig are cordially
Ia yit,.d ~ attend. w L. WILCOX, W. D..
J. II. iluDsus, Secretary.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1894-06-08
ellNorox-rossIL DAILY STAGE LINE.

Leaves Arling oii every morning tsnhday ex'
ccptedi at OIL az. l. 'Iae At Condor at sr ~,
aud Artiws NJ Fossil al TP.N.
Comfortable coaches aud careful. experienced
drlvefa
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-18

Criminal Court Ncws-Capt. Nc.
Donaidz Case.

Special Dispatch,
Qunnah. Tex. May 17-The criminal
docket Of hardeman county at the
present term Of the district court IL
perhaps watched with greater interest
by everyone than has any docket over
been In this county, The docket Ia
hot an extra large one, but the cases
and the persons TO be tried at this
particular term are making 1t u most
interesting court The court has been
engaged all this week with the case
OF the state Of Texas vs., J. l.. Brewer
charged with cattle stealing. The case
went to the jury yesterday and n ver-
diet was returned giving brewer two
years In the peuitcntiary. Brewer has
been a citizen OF the county for yeniu,
and his friends and the public gem
orally regret his misfortune.
The courts time was taken up yes
terday with the case OF state vs.. Capt
w. j. Mcdonald. charged with the
killing VI Sheriff Mathews OF Chlldrcss
county. 1t Is the opinion OF those In
position TO know something OF the
case that the captain ~ entirely limo
cent OF the charge. and that he VIII
be acquitted beyond any doubt
Col, H. II, Montgomery, the land
man OF the Denver road. and one OF
the founders of the city OF Quanah,
is in the city. The Gazette man had
the pleasure OF a short talk yith him
several weeks ago here, and during tho
time he related a very interesting hia-
tory OF his canvass for Quanah FOR the
county town at the election held sew
eral years ago. when Margaret was
the county seat, Tho colonel spent
much time with the boys living at the
forks Of the creek
Several gentlemen from Kentucky
were here last week looking at the
country with view OF making invest
ments.
Postmaster Grfnth has sold hla resi-
dence and purchased fine farm In the
southeastern part Of llardeman county,
Depot Agent d. =. Deckhpm Ia put
ting the park OF the Denver road. near
the station house. In fine shape, and he
is also displaying excellent taste In
the ARRANGEMENT OF the grounds and
in the planting OF trees and flowers
thereon Quanah can in short time
boaat Of having the prettlcst grounds
and the most inviting station to the
traveller on the Fort Worth and Den
yer road.
4. L. ,,ttabtv rauorted here that a
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-18

disposlng Of some minor business. the
court Is likely to adjourn tomorrow.
At this, the regular session OF the
Parker county commissioners court.
the court was engaged in public road
matters. auditing accounts and APP
proving officers quarterly reports and
butchers reports
The court after harmonious ses-
sion. adjourned this afternoon.
The large tabernacle that but 20
recently rcverbrated with the voice OF
the great Georgia thundcrer IL being
rapidly removed.
The Baptists and Methodists picked
up the thread Of the gospel narrative
where sam Jones has dropped 1t, and
each engeged In their respective
churches proclaIming peace to sin
laden souls.
The ordering OF a local option cleo
tlon FOR this precinct. June 9. 1894, has
set the town on edge, and local option
is all the talk, and the question OF
questions In, win 1t be wet or dryg
picnic and celebration viii be Kiven
at Weatherford May 20 and 20 A bal
loon ascension win be one Of the fea-
lures OF The occasion. Prof, Ed Leet
will make the ascent In the ballon und
n parachute jump.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-18

Cash quotations We're as follows:
Flour-Weak; prices loo lower.
wheat-No, spring, So lac; No. Q
spring, no sales reported; No. . red,
90 1-2c.
corn-No 2, SO sac; No. 3 yellow,
oats-No. ?. ssc: No. . white. SEQ
SO i-2c; No. white. "a 5-sg3S SAC.
Rye, No. ?, 45c.
Barley-No. 2. nominal; No. ., 53Q
56c; No. 4. no sales.
Flax seed--No l, 81 IS.
Timothy seed-Prime, S.l6.
Pork-Mess, per barrel, Al.7I l-2@
ll.sO.
Lard-Per 100 pounds. IL 1907 20.
Short ribs - Sides, loose. $4,000
G 90 l-2.
shoulders-Dry sailed, boxed, $3.50
900.
sides-short clear. boxed, s6.e2 1870
7.75.
whlsky-Dlstillers finished goods,
per gallon, SIZE.
Receipta-Flour. 5000 barrels; wheat,
5000 bushels; corn. 100000 bushels. oats.
100000 bushels; rye, $4,000 bushels;b bar
ley, 5000 bushels.
Shipments - Flour. 1900 barrels;
wheat, 1900 bushels; corn, 10000
bushels; oats. 1G7, 900 bushels; rye, 20
900 bushels barley. 1000 bushels.
on the produce exchange today the
butter market was quiet; creamery,
12Gl6c; dairy, sGi3c.
Eggs-Firm; strictly fresh 3 lac.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-18
STATE CAPITAL NOTES..
Collectors Make Their Settlements
Win the stnte--A Charter.

Win the stnte--A Charter.
Special Dispatch.
Austin, May 1.-THE following coll
lectors have settled;
j. NJ. Cooper OF Randall. nd Valorum
tax. S274i,so; occupation, sgoTb,
j II, Tunnel OF Comunchp. nd val.
orcm. sis,sso,Si; occupation, si96sgO
J Jones OF Falls. ad valorcm. $685.
i2OlS; occupation. STiGi.95,
!. W. clampitt of Runnclls. ad val
orem. SSiSG.eG; occupation. siuf.
II. r. wcllbom W scurry, ad val
orem. s97sa,s3i occupation slglbo
u. NJ. Rumph VI Erath, al valorem,
SlI93t6S: occupation. ssgs5.p5,
u. T.. Carnos OF Jack, al valorem,
S9t5itii occupation. SS69. So
$. suttlemeyer OF Baylor, ad valorem.
Sd2as.9O; occupation, Si6ii0S,
II, i. winslow OF McCulloch, ad val
orem s50i7.i5; occupation. sii9,g6.
j, G, worthan of Galveston. nd
valorem, s6GG7OAO; occupation, SIS
4iGSO,
W. II Dean OF bowie ad valorem.
SlA,2Ol,s'; occupation. s7g5St5
The Kitchen Irrigation and manu-
featuring company Of Mcnnrd county
has nlod IT, charter The directors are
n. NJ, Kitchen, j, l.. Alexander and
William stcuslc, The capital stock is
$1,000
Klmhle county submitted $1,000 worth
OF courthouse bonds to the attorney
general for approval
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-18

Crackers-Anlmals, 12c; Boston but
ter. Sc; butter. &c; creams. s lie; crack
nels, l5c; cracker moal. &c; oyster pearl,
&c; oyster excelsior, Sc; pretzels. 13c;
cream soda. Sc: snowflalSes. lee; soda.
&c.
Cakes and jumbles Eleven and one
half cents: fruit, sultana, i2c. ginger,
snaps. l-2o: grandma's cookies, lOc;
lemon snaps, l3c: waters, l5c; sugar
cookies. l0c: stage planks. Sc.
Candies-Carameis assorted flavor. B.
10. boxes, Use: gumdrops, A. b., as
sorted favors. 5-pound box. ioo; Japan
csc strips, coconnut favor. b-lb. box.
CSC; rock assorted and white G5c.
French kisses, per box. CSC; chocolate
creams. Al, aOc; lemon drops, frosted.
per box. Csc: burnt almonds, per box.
soc: creams. hand made. g0ci peanut
blocks, 65c. peanut bar. per box, Zoe.
lozengers. assorted. CON. 5-fb. box. 75c.
marsh mellows, 5-ib box, SIPS; mixed
candles. pals. per ID. lie; crystal
cut, $40; II. NJ. creams. pals, l2e;
stick candy, l-2c.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-18
CoIlI

Retail lIst-B bridgeport. car lots. SAYS;
2 10 10 tons. .475 / ton. IS; McAleHter.
Jenny I.ynd Rouse, Maitland, Robin
son and walesberg Goals. car lots.
1915; 3 to 10 ton lots, 1926. ton. 1915;
i-2 ton $3.50; Monarch, Victoria. Santa
Clara and Gilmore Goals, car lots. $685.
10 10 ton lots. SO; ;ons 1926; ton,
$3.50; l-2 ton, $3.50; Briar Creek and Me-
James coal. car lots, 1926; 3 TO lotion
lots, $3.50; tons, $50; l ton, So; 10
Ton, ,a25; Monarch egg, car lots, 1925;
3 to 10 ton lots. $3.50; single ton. $5.7j;
anthracite, PENNSYLVANIA, car lots. illi
10 10 ton lots, S12.75. single ton. sl3;
anthracite, Quila. to 10 ton lots. 50;
single tons, $3.50: ~ ton. IS. slack.
4OB; car loads, 1926; Thurber. car lots.
$3.50; per ston; Cameron, per ton IS,
2 tons, ;7.75, TO 10 tons, $3.50.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-18

ts7; American sardlnes. Ids, per case.
s;bO; French sardines. Ids. per case,
si2 so.
No. 2. Si.65
Meats-potted ham, ia pound. per
uo2, !5c' pottcd ham, i-2 pound, per
dox' N'6Qi Vienna sausage. H. pound,
per doz.. s3.sb; Vienna sausage. 1-pound
per dox.. $40: chippcd beef ~ pound,
per doz.. Sl.2l: Vienna sausage. i-pound
per doz., $780, Clipped beef. i-pound,
per dor. s2.l0.
otables-Threc-p pound tomatoes,
Nl5. 2-prund tomatoes. eOc: a-pound
corn, choice, N.l0; 2-pound corn, fancy.
S.2a; 2-pound string beans, poe; y
pound marrowfat peas, Sl.sa.
California fruits-Two and one-half
pounds peaches. $3.50; l-2 pounds APP
nricots, SLS5; 2 i-2 pounds pears, Si.90:
. lie pounds plums, $3.50: l-2 pounds
muscat grapes, $3.50; liz pounds white
cherries, ss.25; l-2 pounds black cher
rles, So
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-18

wheat-old and new. No. ?. Use: No
., 5sc.
Corn-Car lots, (. Q. b.. Fort Worth,
ear. l5o. ear, loacl. wagon lots 45f15Oc
per bushel: Kansas shelled. car lots.
bulk. a i-2c. sacked. ~ lie.
oats-TeNas rust proof car lots, I. o.
b., Fort Worth, bulk, 36c; sacked. 3sc.
wagon loads, unsaeked s2a35c.
Bran-Per 1000 pounds, I. o. b.. Fort
Worth, SOC.
best Forney, sl1.b0 per ton: best up
land, 1890 alfalfa, loose, local. $40;
Johnson grass, balcd local $40 per ton;
loose prairie, local. per ton $40
Flour-Best patents. 3i.6b per 100
pounds: half patents. 81 80, third grade
Si3O, fourth grade, Doc; Northern
patents. 81
chops-corn and oats. mixed. per ton.
SIS: per 100. 81.
coiton-Low middling. c a-4c. strict
low middling. 1-2c; middiing, s-sc.
strict middling, l-sc; good middling,
&C.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-18
MARSHALL NEWS.
Mrs. sexton Dend-NeEroes Arrested
Suspected of Murder.

Special Dispatch.
Marshall, Tex. May i7.-Mrs. Eliz-
nbsth Sexton, wife Of Col Frank ID.
sexton. died at o'clock yesterday
afternoon Col. sexton was In El Paso.
]. E Steel OF TioRa. Grayson county,
Tex, father OF the young man muir
dcrea here April 20. arrived This morn
ing, and IL positive It was his son, He
says the young man YVES IN Fort
Worth from April Is 10 q. tina. he
knows Of. Dan coniey, Marion
county negro. was arrested last Nom
day on suspicion Of being implicated
In the murder. but upon examination
today was released. Bob Graham.
Marshall negro Of very bad reputh-
tlon. was arrested today. and other
arrests will follow all on suspicion.
Mangup Baker. an Atlanta. Tex
lawyer. was run into by a freight train
In the Texas and Pacific yards last
night, but not seriously hurt.
REV. w. II. chgett Of 81. Louis Is
holding revival meeting at the Pres
byterian church.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-18

associated Press
york. May 1.-THE Evening
J. London cablegram says; Today
a. strongest bank return on re-
me- proportion OF cash TO liza
~ nearly &C per cent. The re-
- increased 100000 pounds,
Il pounds being gold imported
I, NE week, 10000 pounds coming
,,,,ralia and the remainder in
lana United States coin bought,
',sa,srnment securities show n
l, snerease.o Indicating desire Of
III 10 make suitable investments.
securities were lower and the
~ bas practically repaid all its
...sness 10 the bank. The recov-
| \ Argentines on a decline of 3
II, IN he gold premium there raised
n markets today, Americans
"a above the New York parity and
~ fairly strong with a special re-
~ ia Atchlson and Louisville. The
I'd failure OF a large house In
r. Ayres Is believed 10 be nothing
4, than the failure of a few small
|lsmen there owing to low prizes
FDivcers. Silver was rs lied and
N Rupee paper was exceedingly
n 90 renewed full Indian exchange.
|yslx thousand pounds In gold
bought by the bank today and
h Nyereigns came In from Brazil.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-18
LOCAL QUOTATIONS,


MeQts-Dry salt ClpQr nhurfe Z 10.
bacon. short clear s lac. baeon haii,ss
. l-le. drv sRit belliea 4 1 .te. ,pediu,,,
hams 10 1-sr. iarv, hams o ado swell
hams ifc. braslfsst bacon Ia 10
Iard-Comnound G leo nure Lao,
90
Sugnr-sthndnrd Rrnnulatea b.sc,
nowdsrsd hri. 40, nnvder.a ri,
brls Id, cut font brls Sc. "nt
loaf hair hris lac. vellny ciartnsd
lie
Cone,.- Arh,cl.le,s Arlosa sef MA.
lava "a. + Ion esc. Aiarnm, va. ~
sen aqc
t,hecs.r.,., ,,u cream ono q,
box "a -, 100 In hoy Id. Wr,,r,,
A,,,a,icar 10
peans ~. . 100, lima ,-A,.
N.,'no, al, %, %. h,acn - 80,
a. N"' 'N' f'N'' 80 fN''0'
pt... o.. H., .,,t,,,. T.. -,
NN''''''h' - f'"'e' ~ ""'N
&c. s,a oV ,., A., ,,,- ,,o,,,,,. go, +,
,,',,,,s ,,,i,.uulp, ~ - $50 nv 81" "
p,,,5 Saeh1ses ~, 49, ,,,,S
Pvunu MoouSn puAvs, DOME, w pei houn sy'
Is,,t, ~ u'e sV.pvuiu oSN.s, w. -
,, a".SavsA i-fe' i-p0ui'u P"NN"ee' w
NY Sose' 20; ~. sr ,,,,,.,
% -MeuluIIi, p'is" 90 n'e ''i',i,
nait DTS %; shini, Dts so' SUM-, .a ~
nan OTIS, Ss'ov, iV-sviion hebs. $50
e-saIlon KEGS, Si,'o, plhts, ''c' puatts'
per uoL'. Sl'so' mar B"ioh' puI 1es'.
$50 RnelSah' suiion' w uVA'' Sf''"'
inpetlal' gallon, per uo@. ~
Nuts nnohus' new soit bhull PVT
pouiiu, ~ - Meiiieus, w puuilu, n
IRA inrBS, ~ l-=ci hlpeIr' per puuhu'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-18

BY Associated Press.
New York, May 7.-wheat-Reoelpts
81, 800 bushels; exports. $4,000 bushels;
sales, 3,s9OOOO bushels futures; $4,000
bushels spot. Spot dun and very weak,
No. red. store and elevator. &C 3-4c;
atoat, 57c {. o. b.. Use; No. | hard,
81 l-sc, An entire set Of low records
We're made In wheat To-Day. The open
ing was weaker on local liquidation
and foreign selling, but at noon there
was rally which was followed by a
sharp break in prices right up TO the
close.
Private estimates make the winter
wheat condition IS east OF the Rockies.
The close was very weak at / $50
1 5-sc net decline. No. red May.
closed Sc 3-4c; June closed 81 l-Sc: July,
5s S-16q5s 5-se; closed IS Lac; August,
SO l-4a6O 5-sc; closed 50 l-4c; septem-
ber gu lac; closed 80 I-4c; December
CO 1-4aGl 5-sc: closed So lee.
Cofree-options opened stendy:
ruled fairly active on local demand for
long account, mostly, but some cover
Ing by shorts; closed steady at I'M
changed TO points net advance. sales,
$3.50 bags including May, 1885: June,
49, 30; July. 1920; August. 1890; Sep
TENDER, 1895; october, l430Gll55; No
vember, IA 90; December, $50.
Spot coffee-Rlo dull; No. Z. iG Ia;
mild. quiet. Cordova, 1919 -; sales
800 bags; warehouse deliveries yester-
day. $3.50 bags; New York stock today
2ss 966 bags; United States stock, 2s5, 6s7
bags afiOat for the United States. H.
900 bags; total visible for the United
States, SG7,06l bags, against 345,0l4 bags
last year. Rio. firm: No. z. 10. $500. ex-
change, 3 1-2d; receipts 5000 bags: stock
I4G 900 bags. Santos quiet; good aver
age Santos. si7 90; receipts, 2O0o bags:
stock. $1,000 bags; cleared for United
States 1000 BAGS
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-18

BY Associated Press.
Liverpool. May i7.--12;20 p. m.-wheat
Quiet but steady; demand poor; hold
ers offer moderately, No. / California.
As lOdais Il l-2d: red Western winter.
4s 3D.
corn-Quiet but steady; demand poor.
New mixed. 3s sd.
Beef-EXtra Indian mess, SIS ca.
Pork--Prime mess. rs Cd
Butter--Finest. los; good, sos
Bacon--Long and short clear, 90 lbs,
33s; long clear, As lbs. s3s 3D.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-18
Kansas city Live stock.
By Associated Press.

Kansas City Mo, May 17.-Cattle-
Receipts, 1000; shipments. 1900; market
weak TO lower: Texas steers, s.. s5GS. 10
Texas cows, $2.50a3.65: shipping steers.
sS.2sqi.sO; cows, s2.0Oq3.55: stockers and
feeders, S2.OoGsG5.
Hogs-Receipts, $500; shipments. $500
market opened sc lower and closed
strong; bulk. S465Q475; packers and
mixed, A.sO1i.S5; light workers. and
pigs, SL3Oa475
sheep-Receipts, 800; shipments, 400;
market steady.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-18

getables-Cabbnge California, per
pound, Ice; Southern cabbage, i-io
per pound; potatoes. Greeley, per BUSH
el soc; early rose. poe; onions. per
pound, i2c; celery. bH75c per dozen
punches; hcets, per pound, l i-2c; per
dozen punches. 05c. carrots, per pound,
. i-io; radishes zoe per dozen; lettuce.
soc.
Fruits Lemons, fancy, (3G0s) per box
81 1903; Bluenelds bananas, per bunch.
seas; oranges, California naval, $500
US.25; seedlings. $40.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-18

BY Associated Press.
New York. May i7.-Beeves-Recelpts
Slsi none on sale. European cables
quote American steers at galOc Der
pound dressed weights; refrlgerater
beef, l-21S l-2c per pound. 10 OK.
Calves-Recelpts. 1911: $40 on sale
n active and a shade stronger.
butter milk calves. $500. i'''
sheep and Lambs-Receinis 7soo. o.
cars ON sale. Market very dull; hardiy'
any demand; values weak. Sheen. good
lings, 81. 80 40" Year
Hpgs-Reoeipts, 32lS. Market firm.
inferior to choice, S5.25d5.G5
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-18

By Associated Press.
St Louis. No. May iT.-Fiour quiet
and unchanged.
Wheat was weak all day, with but
one rally about II O'Clock. and the close
was ic on from yesterday. principally
on discouraging crop news No. red
cash, 81 l-2c; May. sic; July. So 3-sc
August. 81 Lie.
Corn was strong and early on lght
receipts, but weakened with wheat.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-18

llllclATed Press.
b. York, MaS 1.-THE Evening
] 4 sys; For h Nne this morning
gshlhg Of the market had sim
III cheerful aspect. Prices for
| q much everything on the list were
|75 advanced. Buying orders were
Std BY London houses and in the
|fiIs and Industrial stocks an ac-
'rogyery seemed to be In progress
inst hours gains. however. were
\ pfilally maintained, and tine sub.
Is,rt heavlness and fullness showed
l The orders whether made through
\ bulls or foreign brokers We're
sliseht raid against yesterdays in
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-18

Cordage-sisal rope. half-lnch basis,
Q i-2o; manila rope, half-inch basis.
gc: cotton rope, all sizes. lie; cotton
Irvine. l5c h-ply jute Irvine, 1so.
Bags-6i-lnoh. s-uunce. S l2o; 4G-inch.
s-ounce, &c, 42-inch. l0-ouncc, 9 1-2c.
Seeds-Rye. per bu., soc; turnlp. per
pound 25c. alfalfa, per bu., 81; John
son rass. per bu., sl.25; millet. per bu.,
65o barley per bu,. coo; onion. sets red.
81 per bu., onion sets. white, $3.50 per
bu; amber cane. Si,S5 per bu,; orange
cane Sl35 per bu. New York early rose
potatoes. sllb per bu.; New York Peer
less potatoes, $l.l5 per Blu.