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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-23

The two men vino we're arrested In
Salt Lake CITY Sunday aud brought to
Provo yesterday, on this charge o.
butglarizing the Provo Coop. clothing
department and other places Of bust
ness Ia this city, seem TO he criminals
Of more prominence than was ut hfsl
supposed.
Yesterday afternoon Marshall Pratt
and CAPITALS Donovan, Of Salt Lake,
came down, wanted 10 take the prison
ers and holu them on a charge OF tram
wrecking and attempted tram robbery,
committed IN Colorado, Sheriff Brown,
however, had recognized the men ~
the parties wanted by the Colorado on.
cialt, when lac saw them In the Salt
Lake jail on SUNDAY, aud notified
sheriff Bufohinell, OF AtApahou
county, Colorado, Of their cap.
tufe Ne soon as ho had them
In jail here. He received n reply, ask
lug him 10 hold Barnett aud Murray
(tho names by which tue criminals are
known in C1loralO) hud aylng that
the Santa Fo Railroad company offered
5000 reward for each. Toe mru broke
ut OF the county Jail at Denver on
tie night OF the lOlh Of this month
aud afterwards attempted 10 wreck u
Santa Fo train.
THIS Salt Lake officers returned
home, anu Nc they were leaving Provo
saw tho partner Of Smith anu Ryan
(0r Barnett aud Murray At the Provo
depot. These mon escaped capture
when tho othrFa were arrested In s ale
Lake City. He was arrested and taken
back " Salt Lake.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-23
Rntehers VIII Meet

Feeling that the $50 license charged
Tor running meat market m this city
is eEhoIbiiant aud unjust, many Of the
tuIchefs have relrsiued from paying
The same while others have paid under
protest. Notice has now been given
thht all those not paying the license
before tom rrOw, Oct. gan, wili be
arrested. Under these circumstance
some OF tue butchers have decided 10
meet 81 $3.50 tonight NJ $40 State street,
Tor tue purpose OF discussing the ques.
uon anu arriving NJ some denuile
mode OF procedure. There Ia much
.a'R OF contesIing the legality Of the
license.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-23
Land Office.

The following filings were made In
the local land office under date Of Oct.
28rd;
James w. Green, OF Box Elder
county, Utah, has made nnal home.
stead proof OF the southeast quarter Of
section %, township IL north, range
west.
Phila nder Butler, JT., OF Butleryille,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-23
Stole Sweetmeats.

Psttp thieves Of unknown identity
lat night raldsd a small Italian candy
store at the corner OF Second South and
FnHklin avenue. A quantity OF
sweetmeats was carried OF. Up to the
present no arrests have been made iOf
the oilenbe.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-23
Notes

Newell A. HIN, aged 80. and Annie
O'Brien, aged -, both ui springvillc,
have taken cut marriage license.
Manager O'Malley, Of tho Salt Lake
Lyceum, Will give our theatet- g0ufs
an Introduction 10 "Coilcge ChumsD
tomorrow evening.
WIN. Smith was fined s. aud Farley
5weusou so by Justice wsIgswood,
yesterday, i0f suoouug ducks between
the houfs VI sunset aud sunrise.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-23
Today's Probate Court.

There was only Gus order made by
Probate Judge Blair today. Il
WAS Ia the matter Of the estate Of
LaEEaro GazzAlo, deceased. Hearing
was mad ON return Of sale OF real estate,
which was confirmed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-23
THIRD Precinct Rally.

Judge IL. T.. Henderson will address
tho citizens Of the Third Pfeoluot on
Thursday night next on the principles
OF Democracy. Tue mestiug will bo
held Ia the Seventh ward meeting
house and there will DO lively music ~
add interest TO the proceedings.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-23
Poor Murdock.

Robert Muriock, both Of whose legs
were amputalei, 10 consequences Of an
accident Mt the SAT- Lake depot, has
teen brought from Logan 10 the hos.
piIal, where ho Will receive every at.
tenli0n needed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-23
Marrlage Lieenses.

Marriage Licenses were issued 10
John q. Heudt rson -, and Alice Bla-
wright ~, h0tn Of Oglun, ami 90
Charles f. Lafkius Is, ana JRuuetio
Eros. -, both u Farr West.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-23
Marriage License.

The county clerk today issued a
marriage license to WA. r, Yhtes, 20,
anu Mary Il Evans, 20, boIn Of this
city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-23

DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Medal ard Diploma.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-23

salt Lake county, homestead entry Of
'ho east half o. the southwest quarter
~ section IS, town8hip 2 south, range
/ gnst
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-23
COMM ERCIAL.


'NN' ~ NN 'a't'e'
New York.-Silyer, 6'i lead, 81 90
LondOn.-Silytr, 20 l.I5i.
ORE AND BULLION.
Wells, Fargo & Co. received TO iay:
Penn. bullion, SS,0JT.
McCOrnick a %. received today,
Hauauer bullion, 81, 400; silver and
lead ores, $4,000. Total, $4,000.
n. II. jones q o., rurriysI today:
Bullion, sll,GJU; ores, 5000. Total,
$50, 700.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-23

weather may bu looked l0rao0n. Blits.
bltJs nueking t3stihef ln tue tau IuaI.
cate "A spell VI cOiJ wrutnrI II tlnvs
fiy south COLI wtsInt. viii follow; 10
nUf1h, = wafn spoil u'y boz oSptu.ei,
II birds in autumn .ioa Amc
Abe winter wiil uy 600 cold for game.
Turkeys pufch,d uu irurs auI tliu..
Ink 10 dtsUrnd Indicate suuw 90 ne
Initiated. When WIiI duc.- H. iJ
the south 10 D. a sign ,hat water u
o,miuK When thg NoUdpUJgyr uil.
appptts IN tine fall took out tor n cold
winter. When the lv1fy. lillcj wood.
pcc6ot goes TO work at Tue bottom VI %
tree and goes 10 The toy, removing all
the outer bark on hlH way, % u al
Indication that there will he usup show
AID plenty IT, a i1g In February
indicAt,sa rost In MAY.
An old saying D.: Gle that would
have tai Jay must go out "a n toy
alter fr0st,n aud Another b: "a win
tci's log will freeze a dog" Bearded
ifgst to iursfu usr of snow. Frustthat
oocuisiu the dark of the moon sill- iruu
buds aud biOss uis, but ir0st IN tue light
of the m5ou will not XIII. Early ffUslt
are usually followed by long Hud
nari winter. Zoe DE: ft0st Of iilu sua.
son, the iarmers aaV. Occur. six Er.k.
aitrr the tirst cong 6t the Nat katyJiI.
Heavy white frost IL sign tuat
warmer weather b coming. BiaCa
frost IL the iUferunuor OF AsIcll Of dry,
cold weather. bearded ifo.t inurr.tss
n cold winter with much snow. ugaf
ffoat ia Aaipn Of rain. Rural obs,tv,fs
say there will be az many ffo,ts I'M
June NJ there arc fogs In Fobfusfy.
rhfre " hits irUsts. turv cav. will bfln
a storm every time.
Cbfistmas comes en- Tu,siay tbis
year. Here isa curlyu, siagzt fr1n,
thr Aaflrinu mnuu,cfiut ia IN. Er.t,,n
Museum;
Sn WV .t. gs y on lu,adaY uc
Aud maj winter gov rrrat nafiois
ssnipa sh.ll % 10 groat pyu q,
Az .5, s ..,,.. A,nEs nl oils ne Slam
4 dry sanimor ia, yrsr sbaiiGs
Asaii mat ere born thgreln may geo.
~, nv ,,i agl ,,,,'gua ,
Tortlou shsit 30 ,hro. sh swor,i Or Inife.
nut II thou lslis.ck 20 scttnu
'"'' 'N''' 'uiH 70 '''o As''a'
Ola sayings have u that u All
sainls' day will bring out the winter,
-. Martins day viii bring out the
lu'l.N 5uui,uet. ~ ive VIII uea1
inAh before NhtltltnhH u VIII not Tear
n mouse aittFwnti. The three days vi
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-23

Bonneville, natives OF Austria, now re.
eidiuR ot Castle Gate, were admitted
10 oluz nnhip.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-23

Paul Hammer Ir 90 Annie u. Ham.
mef, part iot !, block q, plat d,
CITY sssassssssssss.ss.. s.ss.. ....s.ssssss
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-23
The "Aiax" COMPANY.

with County Clerk Meloy today
were filed the articles OF Incorporation
OF the Ajax Mining company, whose
headquarters will be Ia Salt Lake City.
Besides dealing with mining In oil its
branches the new corporation will
own aud operate tramwnya anu other
means OF transportation, merchandise.
Ing Embellishments, etc.
The capital stock IL placed Mt 81. 0OO,-
600, divided into 10000 snare oil $40
each.
Tue inoorpoTator' and number OF
thaTea taken by each arei
Wilson l. Snyder. PARK Clty,.,,,,.,-...-- 1880
~ N, Ryan, ~alt lake .....,., .......,,,....s %
n 81. Ryan, truatoe, salt Laso.,..... ..,...l5i,4,o
Henry shields, Park tiiy,...,...,..,..., aa,.iU
frauk Knox, salt Lakc,.,,,,..,.,........... 30
Frank Knox, trustee, salt lakc..s..- .- 20, 900
Jonn A, sullivan, Lureka, Juab county. ~
Frank Knox ms heeu chosen presi.
dent, Henry Shields vice president,
Flank Knox treasurer, and w. /. sny'
Ger secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-23

Trani'erf set IN ne oa,s OF n. Ciiaiy Re.
eOrd,r Of SI. als. c1ta'g Ceoa . D. 90.
lD'frdau.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-23
PROVO.
Wanted I'm nenNer.

, Eoyo, U1An, 90. %, isS4,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-23

y birds 10 a .,l, . .,os .., ,e9 ,.,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-23

weather may BIO looked ioraoon. Biits.
bitJs h0ollng t5svthef iu tue tau iuaI.
cate "A spell u coid "rstnrr II Grove
fly south COLI wraIn,s viii folil"j %
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-23

~ Christmas DAY on Tuesday uo.
1hatA caf Hhnli many women 4ir.
ANA trnt winter grow great mafIcla.
rnipH shall 10 in gruat PERI q.
Ina year shall kinra 90 ufda hO slain,
Anu many other people near tuom
\ ufy Hummur that year HuHll be-
A. all that ere born therein may SEQ
inry cha be- strong aud cuyytuua
thou Htcal auEht thou lusust tus lie,
Tor tuuu Hualt die iufuI sl aWufl " knife
nut ID thou tali Hiok 900 certain
lhuu shalt turn 60 llic again.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-28

Aleats-Dry salt clear, shorts, q S-ti
bacon short clear, Z 34i baron bellits'
o: dry salt bellies. >; medium hAui7'
ii IL. large nama 10; emah hams,
10 1-2; breakfast bacon. i0l-3
Lard Compound. l,2: pore leai, -.
Sugar Standard granulaten. $fgi
powdered. barrels, . l-hc; PoWifrea'
haR barrels. Csc; cut loaf, In barrels
t1-fct cfit loaf, IN half hsrveis, a-eci
yellow clarified. s-6r, -,
coifee- Arbuekle's Ariosa, 2fei Md
land. aIr: Lion. 2ic; Alaromu, z4ei ger
seY. 23c. 49,. IL 10,
,s SAf sSo IL A box. Il re Yoaas AMER
can. l0c. A.. ho~on
10. pjnk. 3 rs; black eyes, l-Ac.
Rice Common. 3 3-4dir: prime oei
choice. . l-2iiUe: bead rise' -, -.
sat hsh-New mackerel, meall Y, ~ ~
laif barrels. 500; ". Io-l9unH
~, His. g110; mrliinm 10. i1lo'n-
~, kitg. Sf.25; goldfish bricks, 800, /.
siarch-Lump, f. per pound. J ~ 2
.a,,nl noeka-..s pcr pound, % - y
p-S roodsls boxes. o. PEI p94ndi core
s,sns 20 and sopo1n( poae.f uao rs
fanitless, G4e; i-ponhi rschases % ~
'' p;.tles Barreh, meiipm, 81 haif essT
'r,ilnrn. 500 barfcls. small
400. haif barrels snal, seDp; ~
f'f- fl-t ~ 0sstruJ ffA- t-in
,tofs per dozen. Zoe; quarts ~ -. r'ss 4,
k,Hos tsif Gallon. per dozen. 9i.t9; -
49, uer dozen, ss.25; heraE9p. fei'oD'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-28
COLD WEATHER EFFECT.
the PRODUCE MARKET TOUCHED
ny n MATERIALLY.
= Renewal OF Condolences by the
Report OF Heavy Exports From
ST. Louis--Rerers- From wia-
ter whent Distrrcis.


BY Associated Press.
Chicago, March 27.-The frost dam
ese to wheat was again the PRINCIPAL
actor in that market, hut It's probable
extent was SO bohtucd that prices al
ne close were about s-sc lower than
on the previous afternoon. Corn was
trm, oats and provisions strong. The
nra' gained i-Sc. oats i.2c and pork
ana lard Il l-sc each. Dispatches nom
All points OF the winter wheat grow.
ing country were numerous, but were
no more In accord ms to damage or
az to the reserve than were opinions
OF operators on the board OF trade
The receipts here and IN the Northwest
We're rather larger than on the day be-
fore. and 1t appeared that this country
and Canada are stiil supplying the
importing countries with more than
take. s "
A report from 81. Louis to the eject
mat 100000 bushels OF wheat had been
worked for export from there was the
hrst matter that created a slight re-
MaNei OF confidence In this market
me closing cables brought somewhat
higher prices from the continent. with
Liverpool as before. but wheat acted
weaker and declined 70 IS 9-Sa5s lee. its
lowest point, closing at 5S i-2c. There
was 9 good business transacted IN
oats, Prices were hrmer. opening about
steady and gradually advancing, clos
ing az the top prices OF the day. The
proved prices.
Estimated receipts tomorrow. Wheat.
y cars. corn, 100 cars; oats, IN cars;
hogs, 10000 head.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-28

'"s RNRNEt
Special Dispatch.
Galveston, Tex, March 27.-MeElroy
s. Co. say;
Futures-Today has been another of
exceeding dullness. Our market ad-
yanced points above yesterday in the
morning, but the improvement was lost
when the estimated receipts for this
port tomorrow were made known-iO0O
against 1900 last year-and we close
at practically the same prices as last
night. Spot shaved in the Inactivity of
futures, snles being only 1900 bales at
unchanged quotations. Receipts at
ports today continue TO confirm our
previously expressed Views Of the fall
Ing OFF in the movement. as they foot
up only 300 bales, as compared with
1900 a year ago. One OF our friends
at Hearne. Tex, wires us that the re-
cent frost in that section has Killed q
quantity OF cotton which was already
above ground and that some Rpprehen.
sion is felt regarding the shortage OF
seed. The reopening OF Liverpool to-
morrow after the protraoted Easter
holidays is expected 10 revive specula-
tion, and should such reports as we
have mentioned above become general
healthy advance would no doubt re-
suit,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-28

ever saw came up aatcrn Of her. In
shape Il was Something llke a sting
ray with q long. ugly looking TAN. It
spread big wings that must have been
at least twenty foot Wide from tin 70
tin. The superintendent aeid "A was a
rayflsh, aud others called X a sunnrh.
Il stuck liz head up then spread out
its wings and skimmed along over the
water
The Island II nothing mora than a
blk rock, honeycombcd With the
stranRcst KIND OF shapes. At sunset
soinc paris of It seemed n hlaslng mass
% gnld, N there "a any truth 10 the
stories about treasure being hidden
thcrN, we couldn't rrose u. but vou
can bet we searched high and low for
the pirates booty"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-28

Fish Alaska. No. ] SALMON. per don.
$685. Columbia river No ! aaimon, per
doE,, Sl.10, l-ponnd mnckcrcl, pcr dos,
Slaf, American sarlines. l.ls. per case,
SlhQ. French sardlnea lis, pcr case,
$3.50
Oysters onepound, p-r dos. 0Oci No,
., Sti5
Meats pottri ham. it pound. nor
don, ibo; potted ham. l.s pound, per
doz., $3.50, Vienna sansHgr. 4 . pound,
per doz., sl25, Vienna sausage, /
pound Dor dnz. Sllnl ohinpcd beef.
! . pound per dog S2.25, lunch tongue,
i.ponnd, per ioA 81 90; Clipped beet /
pound, ner d0g., 50 40
Vegetables irhrec.nouud tomniopn.
Ytiei s'pound inmntooa, 9bc, a-pound
corn, choice 81 10, 2pound corn, fancy,
$i8bi 2ponnd string beans, OOc. ..
pound mnrrowfat pens, Sl9h
California fruits Two aud onn.half
pounds peaches. SiC5; 2 i-e pounds APP
pricots, uii. ei-2 pounds ponp. si,6s;
i-a pounds plums, $3.50; al-9 pounds
mugcnt grapes, Sih0, e1-s pounda
white cherries 1850 Els pounds black
ohcrriee, s2gs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-28

A racine Island mat Gi,ams "a ~
on Firc.

San Francisco chronlele.
TIE men who came up from Clip
perton Island on The Volant viii be
paid OF Tits morning aud discharged,
ana whether any Of them viii return
10 the guano-covered rock hpu not vel
been decided. One N dc men wh0
went down on the VIKING and TO-
manned on fhe Island fnG several
moEtha told Eomo fomarbnhie stories
of the treasure rock yesterday, He
corrObouied tho talT ~ ihc hungry
crabs. and said that tifc huunrs Which
had hcfn put up Had % DO covered
WITH tn 10 prevent The cfuhinerenA
from eating through tho wood Mss
So hot that the skin peeled on thq
mems backs through their Hight under
ehlrla There were any amount 81
eFyg 70 bc had. which were laid w
birds resembling Wild geese. The crabs
would acizc these efHn 40 fest na ihry
r,cre lad ana make on With them.
ssrhe harbor," said me clipperfon
Robinson Cfu5oe, H. not q Nppl one,
and fhe csafef l fnl ~ sharks When
tho wind blows on Ehorn u ~ almost
Impossible for q VESSELS mporngn =
hoid hrr 3here " any amount q
gnAn0 there Tho NikinH ven
away with about nfty touf short of
MAJ mo ought 10 have taken, but
tnat UaN MOI flic fault Of the captain.
III got niafed and pnt 10 sea The
weather vas 80 bad Wnsn ne Noiant
was there thai fhore Wa no nAt ~
ataylnr. and size Fafc up trylhf o. get
a loed Tic sharks are tffy VICIOUS
ara seem 10 ht without fmlu 40 ;hey
afe M great Numbers When q hoat
N h'lH9 rowed ashore the fnaueater1
lump ont Of ne vHtor ana snap ~ .
man. ..t al.
while the Vclant was iylnF at CUP.
perlon tbe strongest kinc " = nrn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-28

Or. parkhurat is not the taii' sAuii'
ana angular man depicted so often u
III cartoons upon current mlpicipai
e,.srts The man who made me first
rie,lIre Of him for the newspapers
srraa IN the direction Of height or II
nav be that the actor who represents sent.
mr. Aarkhurst on the stage in 'l4s-
sas something to do with creating the
,.',,~ession OF extreme height when
linp ,',s ~ Exist In the public MIND een,
hee, ,.t,g New Yorits most recent loe ,'d
~ ia l This actor Is very ~ ~ ~ ~
~, iNhef he danced down ne 49,
mn r moifths ego the audience h, .,..,..'
rev aaronsIy. Then the misses 49, ~
nv, Va Win applause, and nov w
nun les,,;ne is almost uni.eIs ~
hana-e, ~ actor appears. Dr.. fN
w. walked down FOURTH . ~. s,,jek-
hutss N n The Sunshine win y nun M
teta1 ta,svr- proved man, VIZ r.. M
SCI nsh an amateur detee,ieg 4. 80 a
questiionn,oa seemed alteteL,e, !.
~ NJ i5oked undersiEed, co,o ,,shed an he
ne ,S snion his hat was pu.ngso ~ I'M
son,p ~ Ms head. and ne seae ,.,,gh..r
nach .. nst,on and freqnent ianh, M +.
great ali' .o doubt but hs5 ~ 49, =, :
Itlsis a, ,ity witch he hA4 l''''s-
n ssr silently 10 gaia.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-28

BY Associated Press.
New York. March 27.-wheat-Re.
ceipts, 1000 bushels; exports. 500 bush
oisi sales, 100000 bushels futures;
spot very dull; No. rcd store and cl-
evator' 81 5-So; ailoat. 81 i-dc; f. o. b.,
s. lac; No northern, esl-Sc delivered;
No. hard, n 5-so delivered. Options
opened weak ON a belief that the crop
damage was less severe than at frat
Imagined, increase OF wheat ON pass
age and dull cables. No. red. March.
closed. 81 l-sc; May, Gga0g a-Sc, closed
90 l-Sc; June closed. 81 Use; July GA
~ SIC, closed Ga lac; August closed.
65ci September 60 1-lGa66 i-so, closed
eeei December 60 i-ige9 1-2c, closed
Hides dun
Leather steady. Hemlooi. sole, Bue-
nos Ayres, light TO heavy weights
i6 i-2Ql9c
Wool quiet
Cotton seed oil inactive, buyers hold.
Ing on for easier prices between no
pressure 10 sell and small lots going
al about former figures; prime crude,
26ci prime summer yellow, i3c. prime
crude barrels, 26c prime crude loose.
2i026c; OF crude. 24@g5o; butter grades,
32dSSc. prime summer yellow. ale.
prime summer white. soc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-28

by AsHocIated Press.
Chicago, March 27,-catsle-Reeelp,s.
1900 head shipments. $1,000 head;
Slow prime to extra steera. sts5a4.s IS;
fair TO good, Ss.75941o: others a ssss
800; Texans, Ns5Gs.s5. '-'+
Hogs-Receipts, 1900 head; shin
ments, $500 head; active ana steadv
rough and heavy, si,Oca4.50: packers
ana mixed. SA6O4i.s7 ~; prime heavy
light, A7Oqi75. S9S' w
oheep and lambs--Reoeipts. 1900
iirmer; top sheep, s4o0d4.s5. TON iarhs
s4.26Q4.75, ''' '0P '"inus'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-28

by Associated Press.
Kansas City March 27.--cattle--Re-
ceipts' $500 head; shipments. 1900 head;
market steady and strong: Texas
steers, s2.s5asis; Texas cows. s7s61
1905 shipping steers. $a.OOG425: native
cows, l.5O4alb; stookers and feeders.
S2.hOqs50: bulls. s2.lO@2.75.
Hogs-Receipts. 1900 head; shipments.
$500 head; market steady TO firm; bulk,
A,SbMt40 heavles, packers and mixed,
A,sOa4'45; light porxers and pigs, N.i5
GAO.
sheep-Recelpts, 1900 head; ship
ments, 800 head market steady.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-28
p SsIS E prime hogs, ssasasso per loom,


nv 50 ~ Loa's Live stock.
~, %, Louis March a7.-ca,t,e-,,e.
mars p,srss, 200 head; shipments, 500 head,
, ,,se. steady for natives; easier TO
l low for Texans, native s,Sers .o,s
ID ,teo asW pounds. At ss.l0Sis' "a. J soi
- - Ky pounds, ssll IL; cows ne hha, KY
porrd ~ Texas steers. 1000 10 is6o
F1ni n szio44x5; cows, Sg.2k
SOD ~ 4 receipts, 1909 head; shipments
bm,ch esu, market steady and active:
sissH sr ~ grades. AaS4i7O; good mixed
heavy, H.25afN. "s"' an" rough
,e Slnreep-Receipts 400 head: shipments
none; market active and hIghsr. ~, ~
SuFes mixed and yearlings. So6l4 81
sieSlcan yearlings. $3.50; Western ID "a
gs'oei spring lambs, s60OlS. 90 ''''s
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-28

BY Associated Press.
New orleans, La. March 27.--Pro-
vlsions-Flrn.
Hog Produots--i2 Use: boxed meats.
dry salt shoulders. 10 5-Sc, sides, G i-Sc.
bacon, shoulders, G 7-so; refined lard.
s-sc. hams. i-2ai0c,
Flour-Steady
Bran-steady SOC.
sugar, molaases and rice unchanged.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-28

Quotations based on small lots to rc-
tail dealers. Antlphthine, per ounce.
Doc; Acelaulld, per ounce Toe, per pound.
Olc; ncetic acid, per pound, 1905 carhnllc
acid, sryetqlized per pound 8nd32c;
niuriahe aqid, y ~, per pound, PC;
P pi p acid Fer Per p pSS@s s' t sS
nlc acid. bulk, per pound SIS. alcohol.
% per cent per gallon S2.l2; lrss So for
cash; alum, per pound &c; aniiknmmnia,
81, nnufchrine. per ounce, Zoe; ontlpy-
rine, ppr ounfe. - iOi ninppnin. ear.
donate. per pound 1Gc; yiiriol, per pound.
UdSc; blue mass per pound, bOo, hlne
ointment, per pound 5oci horax per
pound IA l3c; camph0f gum, per pound,
11Gt5Tc. capsipunl, powdered, per pound,
25c; cocaine, muir, crystHllzcd. per ounce,
$3.50. c2ppcras p'r pound, arAr. cream
per pound, iGc; Dovors powder,
per pound. 81 2l ether, sulphuric, u
s. p, per pound, T5ci gum atahic, 6rst
pick, per pound, 00ci shclluci pet pound,
}3c; glue, brown, per pound, kiiHc;glnr,
white. per pound, zoe; mace, per pound,
Soc; mercury, per pound, f0c; morphine.
+. & W. l-S ounce box per ounce, $500;
21.2 ounce boxes per ounce 50 10; ounce
bottles. ncr ounce. $3.50; nuimcge PER
pound, Zoe; castor oil, per gallon, SL20
al ;l5. olive oil. per gallon, 81 10; liz
seed oil, per gallon, OO1iH5c; Hpofm. w,
-, per gallon 81 ~; opium. per pound,
So 20 opium, po.prr pound, $40 black
pepper, per pound, Zoe; potash, bromide,
per pound. Ale; potash, chlorate. per
pound, pc, iOdide, per pound, 50. %;
qunlne. +. 4 W, t-oE bottles ~ lie,
o.. cans. per OF ~ l.2c; qniuine, r. 4 w.
o., cans, per ounce. "a lie; y a 3.
dunine, 1-oz. ylals, pcs or. 10 lie;
do, 5-oz. tins, 30 lie. 25-oz. tins. per
or, 20 l-2ci 1O0ounce tins, per ounce.
% lie; saisoda, per pound. . i-ilq2 lie;
salt peter, refined. per pound, Joe; SAT-
peter. commercial. pct pound. 90; salts,
Epson, per pound. 3fiic; HaliH, Rochelle,
.lle: soda biearlipnate, English, kegs per
pound. dc: sulphur, 10wfrs, small lots,
bt: sulphur, 5-barrel l0iH, 1.2g;
spiriis tirpentine mnrkft rate per gal
Ion; white lend Collier x Southern, y.
r. per pound, G 34WTc.