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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-14

nnllaA March ~ Hon John II Taylor,
chairman of tho committee on trahspottn.
tion NJ The political club made the follow
Tug announcement tonight
1--WE hNyr scoutvd rate from oil She
railroads fur parties dusirlur 10 attend thr
meeting " the llutcr and MHtOck cunnhi.
tors No this city Mnrh 49, lfrum nm point
gryeuy.nte miles beyond pailas onc faro
FOR the round tgip IL tho rate urrred upon,
loss than aeyuuiyh i've mllea ono and one
ihlri turr Tickets viii be- on sale March
rs and No good until MBrct -
There prumiHcs 10 De- "a great crowd ui
politicians IN the city ou tlHt DAY
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-14

i w i,ans IN tho county N"Ni0 Wv
1 ~ gsll, M matter 70 be adjusted
si,e hS determined, we recom-
n 4 e,h..'ifn Mi cases wEepc sales mn
4 "a. ~ seller either require tho
4 N ihl' brand same or surrender 10
.tlsf ~ rglit 10 said cattle iii such
4 \ laie NAV be- claimed by ihe buyer,
. ile1 ga Immediately notify the socrt-
4 e,ii,.. bran, or territory surrendered
~, al our inspectors would be
" Nvh slmplifed II our members
n puince ne number of brands
~ ihem. II Is unreasonable
\ IVY tbat Inspectors can give proper
nN3 "a the brands of members,
fa, NJ, reach up In numbers into the
~ or even dozens,
W. W. the past year we nave been
4 io refuse applications. In two
The brands rendered were
"a on each application, the APP
~, ,oeother claiming not more than
y, INK aud many Of these brands
Il ..hr,adr on our books, rendered by
4 ,.selSr and original owner OF the
,sr ID our increased membership
tho mast two years, We hive
I ,,ulsel to make an additional brand
/ y, lint at present each inspector
.l,ed 10 carry two large brand
srh of them containing thou.
4 4 brands. If this thing cuntin-
1 \, possibilities are certainly alarm
4 an 10 understand why any breeder
\ .ss cannot couiinc himself TO one
4 h,and. as the state law requires.
I I. necessary 10 distinguish one
A Nttle from another, an additional
~ figure can be readily added,
d AM leave the original brand intact.
4 \, notorious, especially with all
Il .h,c who frequent the markets or
n I. Of Inspection, that those who
n hui one or two plain brands, re-.
A he best protection. and that their
are very rarely stolen. In Other
/, he fewer brands we have. the
. protection.
would further Recommend, that
4 rceutlye committee be instructed TO
4 IN from their body a standing
l,dre committee. whose duty il
. - u t.,t oTinr all inoiaintinn If
4 " ~ i ,r,nrcst az Tho owucrs Of
4 * sue M ,i,, s,ato AZ ir.vos
we ~ co,,ni,ts. bod di,Bcult,ov
wv, w In SnnrcaS nat dn M
1alsnu W. ,annroi pnov,lodgc ~ tbis
II .' eThc mnst serinus drav.
tl0vh n,,iins ca,nrioto ron.
'4 rnomhcrs ~ Mi the cnttln
,snn, onI On ,ri,icl tloy dn.
sti,n w CON frani,iy atoto
e z lsg''sl,Jhhji ,,oii'F ~ H..
4 w Vv VIII H.. L s.p' 10y
lil'H ~Vu,u .n' 49,, mvn Sst, ~ H. '"V a,,.
" ~ nuG " w" "'iv''I, '"n' "1'
Nv ~ n,5, SD W. ~,
'sl N ,n 'i thn.oei i.p'V NV, wv
~ ILL., Nv ,,,T ,i,' ' 49,
- lVus.igr Wy ou'lEa'loll ~ oNvs
y ssOV,a''V.', "'.'lse,l ulu ms lcl'
ss1emei, 9nu renuer Tor assesS-
n Wy! moor oi S9'ue owned ny
" w pianuS VI NhlVl ne rehurrs 10
pslatlGn
-gai,l'''sG apIre .'i',l ns press
rN'l' .uv ctASnilHhli,eut OF
vi transportation 10 take UP
,uYn VI irelshls ana oqler mat
n. Siu 'Aiuelnen
,.,.vsli. rosoinmenu' therefore, that
, .s'r oe instructed to appoint
4 .' ususport y eommittee onI mat
' ..,'s WI, u ,ue assoclnlloh heeI u'em
IN ..., 49, ss ~, lnyy nay onSr ior ,he
l.sf'n'Nt OIL the interests OF the cat
..i Y. ,O ,h my tnnl LOT ,ne more
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-14

Perry, y. ~. March inA livery stable
hal d half dugon holuos stolen nom It w
tushlnh q little town nfty miles east NJ
here sunday night nnd II is said 20 have
been Che Dalton gang WIN are the thieves,
Tor aetcfal days and ono NJ tho stolen
h1lrta was seen ln unsseHHiun " one VI tho
huutie llr urnplr M thc eastern ihrt
NJ Oklahoma arc tyrruuyrd over tho pres
Cncc Of the haudiis NJ thrr midnt
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-14

AFTERNOON SESSION.
sssoelation was called to order
aa'tnan Bush at 1850 o'clock p. m.
~ Tue head OF applications for menu
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-14


ny virtue VI an order " sale issued oul
W lhp nsliel tgnrl " raghni County.
lrEla, in rHuhp 80, 1885, Albrrt a inpf
N lgase K W93m,gy dn ai ny Sa f1 sei XIV
driedned ftRl estutn " the Property q
FRANZ l. rwembly, Defendant te'wiii
sittated ~ Ierfsnl g,tany' , Sfss' H w.
witt ildng phfi " The William nlwhfis
\ T. l'urvis, u. y Adler and Anlefsgh
sryeyh mgfe qas,lgnIiaarly a'se, nds, N Nv
norib me q mo n =. khiers survey III ~
varnu east NJ Tho northwest qpfner ~ ihe
ihshcr wesf III "a ynras % . point "a
The cast line of tbs y =, ruryla survey
thence south With tho east line q the sun
puryis tufVsy bps z yMaa, thence south
N degrees AZ minnirq, west il0i yaraa 70
die sgutbeart corner &c 4 tract t9s 9a1
decided mo W said 1. INo.ba any
40 rersu, thrhoo south n dFrreae east
iia - tnfgs ~ polni IN ne her.h I'VE
Win ne north line of The lnr,is surrey
and me north hne Of the ~ = Ahlef sur
wy ni1 y yarev 70 the beginning e9a'aih-
7 vii % ~ "a Az q ATx1 isPi , 20
same heing Thy arss lnesdy u Aptil, lhst,
.6s sT saiss. S onsr iho sans ~ saie 90
cash In ffant ~ tho conrthauss door uf
raffant eouaS' Texas !, wupss
sheriff Of rarrant County, ruKna.
Ny VI M MA, Deputy sheriff
ssillili
ATTORNEYS
J. X Frost fRosr a nuNr " ~
ArroRNByaArLAw.
pAsrLASD. TEXAS.
WIN. cspps. n. caa,sy.
AIsrnpSlsYa kf.f.AW
oolne ~ Nalaloriuul bpiidinr. cofnrr
ndFd and lux -iree'i
k'i-ff5nNFY.kII.AW
An huNueas antrastea 70 NE Will bs
pfemplly auapdsd To- s.rx.a
CROSS a BANHiilf
f.kwYEIs AND LAND Agents.
'sSaiua,iA ianaa for sails
I.piasa, ~ rnNAe
ta,n,s r.. Montgomery.
~ ~ ilniN3N & MONTGOMERY,
ATfuRSEff.AT,i.AN.
Fp-ciai aiiehtisa fifen 70 iand aud COM
HPs s,',n hi'A''s rExAA
II N. FARRAR.
fAWrEH AND NOTARY.
wANAHAeAug 1hAAA
w. ~ uhNmnn Teri Wnikqf,
BOWMAN a wAiS.rR.
ArrollSEfs.ArI.Aw.
MONTAGUE TeNAA +
srENoGRAPnERs
.-.---...l..---.------.- -..-r.-.---a----s
M. & E. r. scoUcALE.
sTEE0eRAPHERs,
Rosa IS Powell puaaiur, Fort wot'hs
gsisphsas "a
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-14

III, city hall. Phladelphia' has thu'
far cost over SiG0opoDo'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-14

SITUATION WANTED MALI
WANTED AsreNnY MAN, aoon CAfir
ollie prcfoNed SIS per week, Nrito in-
day, John oioule, hu Aitth avenue
Chicago, ~,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-14
FINANCIAL.


FINANCIAL.
Monty no LOAN or puRNlrvm, |
piNueN etr., without removal. huslngn |
opnhdential. uali ur Rddrcaa }, H., il3 !
Eaal iomIh street.
MONEY 40 LOAN on FARMS
ny THE
w c. rrLcrmn LAND MopToAur co,
80 AND 81 HURLEY nuupNo.
SITUATION WANTED At,lE
WANTED N'srINnY Man. doon cNfir |
day John o'roo1, bO iltm avenue
Choaru. ~,
HE'LL WANTED FEMALE
WANTED MppEnAOEp pQlQmn
Wnmnu to take care VI yunuf hahy MIS-
!, g lhclan, Arllugton hclFhis,
wANrEp SEVERAL ENERGETIC aus
Co paNk grnthvni. Apply nt oucn l0it
Worth urocher COMPANY
WANTED WHITE GilL 40 no CooKlNG
Wages Apply sac llcnlncAs tdadipg
uGtr WANTED -MAlH on rnMAin,
WANTED lluugn roRrrRs c0QKs
ban1. man AMI Mia am rsnah man nnd
uifo in private family, .lN fua for pti'
waite Families, two dinlnr topm gus.
NAN stro,t EiwRrds Il Wntnson. Mai,
- WV
man' r,ni tsiker IN eenyais tba town for
an er9 iSts, gsea '''iF Jay "'u'e'' N'"'''
N'N '"f''N
.,,,,.,s,,,.,. a., .,,,,.,, ,.t,,,.,n
bliNAiloN WANTED fhdAl.H'
struArtuN WANTED ny a. NouNG
N,s1, iait ihst W,aiberferd .,frpf
ron HALE NuNCUit.ANrntis.
.--. ,...-.-,
F0t SALE rOuHrEEN rlNE iNmoltriin
psE pnymeat Or gSsd hotea. 4. j. Mlicr
y son, tort Worth, rcS
roi aAlE \ HAyil Ar rtus KENrUukY
Sia6trs tsitner nlNnh hiid ualhnun
sir5oiA, tliticca hng rou0ossce iarle
Nod. IyiiSh arriving aud saddi, srldings
fhrv have al been NJ rrAns ium ok
months to year being Thoroughly no.
chmntudt ! alhp hnNn ln NAlH hl IVY
above afe fQt .ale at terms TO aui' put
----------------.---
ron SALE J hANh, A., lls h9N l aihi,,n
rlroeti thirteen NM fennuHsoe jacks
hlcd, stylish driylng and SADDLE geldlngs.
They htvo all heen 10 lNhn1 uVNl IN
moptha to . year. being tssruaphH Ne
tllMAivut i.iNN NNNN. " WIN ~ ~.
abs,e Sis i"i sald " eias 10 nai par
e''-'', =. NV.
t,nu aAt1n tfp AfAgfftNEftY IArI1gr
~ an.ig,si bteh IN sdirlsfe, isw IN rosii
.t" ma tt,.s : auneinif, For ntltta
xxx nepitr1iars ,yrite To- il X 'nirnpaugh
Toft Worth. irW.
ron sALn-i llAyp ron SALE ONE
s Insp'y ID .ss npiSn Stsehysrds o. Fort
Worth on and after March ~. unii sold
ron SALE -cHI.D's TONY, oAnr AND
harness. Address ~ hurley building
DAii0Ais sias ron 500 unmgnr
llllAchfsid' 20 Asin street
......,....,' ,.,.,-,s .,s,,,,,.t,sff,N tp xntf
Want frSas 800 TO 90 oae, ivo sad three
lrarnll steers hnnin1A ~ y N''hi
| mathi Neepfaoeheli leA'
zs
AGENTS WANTED.
.--.,s.,,-- ,.,.,i,,,,..,.,,. Z, 81,
faclndng hoe,e "a ,6sren, ,,i,l ,sls,m 10y
auired. ADDRESS O h. care Gairite.
/ ..'s--l 49,. 80. -.
| WANTED LOCAL. ANi STATE AHhNiH
i Tor she boat rallihr Article IN the world
Mclaughlin a cn. fNi Main NAfeti'
|
ratysuunurnq
'-''',.,-'''r -, -, ~, l.,gsins n ma
NuA ag,she, tstsin. lev
| MI WenN' ati,,,a,,,i ~ nli hind.
| ~ - n5 et.ttfne ~ Wunarv eaef
| NJ ~ .hnsi .,fi 1A ig'... fs.asi,. 49,
| ~ Iet tent ''N' i
noous ron ilI,Nr.
"a, npxr BEAUTIFULLY ruu.
han $50. .outhern siiibsiifa AZ nrs
ine,i loi wear Tlrrt strert.
..,y- -. ....s ,.,.-- ,..,,.,, aa.isn
| tai SO lamar aircr,. nv.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-14

WIN be- woll Attended, u tho Railroads
Can Induce u by low Rates
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-14
REALTHy CHILDREN

III AANAahfAhAaaN
como from healthy
mothers. And
mothers will GER
tainly be healthy
n thoy'll take Or.
Pierces Fnvorite
Prescription;
Nothing can equal
It In building up a
wouian's strength,
IN regulating and
N..at Uval Ia
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-14

Fou SALE rouHrEEN FINE nfponrrn
etalnnna WIN Yoke good frnl oAiniu ns
phH phy mcnt ur good notes. A, J. Miller
a son Fort WORTH lcN.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-14

WANTED MfpnLn. AGED CQiQlun
Wnmnu 60 take care VI yunug hahy MIS-
j. e. phplAn, Arlington llclNh,,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-14

WANTED ny A N0NntNiuEN1s MANU-
faeinrnf hnuaf. aH fspunHurtd talesmhu
10 travel lh ihlH sHftinn hffefrntes r.
uulred Address y. u. care Gntritr
MA NrBD LOCAL AND STATE AGENTS
fnr fhr heat rallihf article In the world
MaInuehlin a Co.. IW Main street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-14

WANrEp SEVERAL ENERGETIC GuuS
Co paNk grnpkvni. Apply at oucn l0ft
NORTH Cracker cNmpuuy,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-14

um Cali ~ our buFgeing 10 nin-
RM monda Watches Chains Jew
III. instruments u all ainds,
w O. rnnl. clothing. Etc. Money Easy,
" ~ Ter cent low Texas fnnnbroker.
800 InNAian .liaal
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-14

% ANp q numry nunnINo.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-14

WANTED -wlttTr Gutl 40 no CouKiNg
aud Homework M small family f'uu
Wnrca. Apply sac iienlhcAs huhhlng
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-14

ron RAi.i9. .fCB MACutNEnY. LATEST
de1rn high In oihrlsnY. low 10 reai
AMI particular write to ]. W, Inrnpaugh.
Fort Worth Tex
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-14

ron RstH--i ilAyi9 ron SALE ONE
hundred Rhoflhnrn bulls. They can ~
Worth On aud after March ~. unlii sold
j. w, hurrcst
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-09-23
Chicago Live SkocEs.

CHICAGO. Sept. 22.-roday's cattle
receipts were estimated at 1900 head,
making 81. 221 for this week, against
94.1 III last week, and 6S.47S a year ago.
or This weeks offerings not far from
one-third were taken by shippers. Ina
general way the market was not differ
ent from other Saturdays. There was
a light supply. Il light demand and a
steady range of values. There were
buyers at 81. 26@i50 for natives. S1.501
AS for Westerns. and at 81. 5003.25 for
Texas cattle. Next weeks receipts are
expected to show an increase on mis-
weeks total, but the market will stand
a moderate increase without weakening.
Receipts of hogs were estimated at
5000. making 50, no for this week, or
about $4,000 less than for last week,
and 10000 less than for The correspond
ing week last year. The situation was
not a whit less diStaSteful to sellers than
ON the preceding half dozen days. Ship
pers and local packers were bearish,
and while there were 4 few early sales
of good hogs at about yesterdays clos
ing prices, the general market was 1Oc
lower and lifeless: $6.l5 vas the top
quotation today and S5.4U@5.T5 the
range lat which the bulk of tho
stuff Was weighed. A good many hogs
went to packers at s5.25@5.35, and some
at lower figures. Next week is likely
to see a reaction. Sales of sheep were
at fully as good prices as were paid
yesterday. and there was also continued
firming in lambs. The range of quota
tons for the former was $1Q3 50, and
lambs were salable at S2@425. Receipts
| were about 5000 head, and for the week
Co. 900 head, or 5000 head less than for
last week, and 5000 less than a year
ago.
Receipts-Cattle. 1900; calves. 200;
hogs, 5000: sheep, 5000
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-09-23
New York Produce.

New York. Sept. %. - Flour-Re-
ceipts, 81, 700 bbls; exports. 90. 500 bbls :
saless, 3,700 pkgs; dull and more or
less nominal; city 700 patents, s4@4.l5;s
city mill clears, S3.45; Minnesota pat
ents. S3.20@3.55; Minnesota bakers,
81. 3003.30; winter patents, s2.S5@3. 10;
winter straighis, S2.40@2. winter
extras, 1.99@2.40; winter low grades,
81. 7O@02.15 spring low grades. Sl.7O@
1.S5; spring extras. 81. S0@2.3 80; Southern
flour dull: sales none; common TO fair. SO
@2.30; good TO choice, extra, s.. 50@3. 10;
rye flour quiet: Superfine, S2.75@2.SO;
fancy, 50. 70@3.O5. Cornmeal dull: sales,
none, yellow Westerns 81. S6@3. 10; Bran
dywiue, 1880. Rye nominally steady;
car lots, 53c; boat loads, 53c. Barley
nominal; No. 9 Milwaukee,, 6O@62c.
Barley malt nominal; Western, 7O@SOc.
Wheat Receipts, S7.700 pu; exports,
5000 bu; sales, l.560,00 bu futures,
$1,000 bu spot; spot market weaker;
Ma. 2 red. store and elevator, 5615c:
afloat, 53A@57c: 57%c f.. q. b.. atloat;
No. l Northern, 6lIc delivered; No.
/ hard. 63&c delivered: options opened
steady aud ruled tirm on large
weekly exports from both coasts aud
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-09-23

N a.
RON an oiterlngs. toward noon the
malkeE suddenly went TO pieces under
InoapIate seiiing. losing 1zc IN a rev
minutes. ana closed at sc net decltne;
NO. q Ieu. May, 654@63%sc. closed al
o59sc; september closed at 56%c; Octo.
per closed at 5694c; November closed
az oas4c% december 5S@s@3o1sc, closed
at osslc. Corn Receipts, $4,000 bu; exr
ports ~. 800 bu; sales. 2l5,00O Blu fut.
ures, $1,000 Du spot; SPOT weak; No. 2,
3oA @o9c elevator, 5o% aioat; yell
3gW, ao9oy1ac; options opened weaker.
rallied Win Wheat. but subsequently
solu OH Sharply under llquida.
k3ftph, Closing at 4@Bc decline;
ntay. Doe 9b3Nc. closed at 5513c; Sep
t$noer, 5S1a@59c, closed at 5S14c:
Dctooer, 5S95S19c. ciosed:at 5Sc; NO
enlnber, sly @5S4c. closed at 57$4c; De-
-eeniDer, 55Ss@56!9c, closed at 552sc.
Receipts. l57,9OO bu; sales, 3d.
wy on futures; l4,0oO Du spot: spot
tnarRet very dull; NO. 2, 3Sc; No. 5,
Ss39c; NO. z white, Soc; No. 3 white,
SAFE Track white western, 36@ +0c;
Track whlte state, 56,94oc; option mar
KEY generally weak all the morning.
ana closed &C &c net decline; january
closed at S6t4c; May, 3SSs@SSSc,
CLOSED al $3.50; October. 334@33Ac,
-eteseu S5ac; November, closed at 3l34c;
Dtcemorr closed at5o4c. Hay ull;ship-
ping, ao@o3c; GOOD TO choice, 6o@T%c.
i5iops weak: state coInno1 to choice,
o99c' racine coast, 6@9c. Hides quiet;
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-09-23
Duluth Wheat.

DULUTH. Mimi, Sept. 22-Wheat
opened firm, Bctadvanced. at 561ac for
December and 604c for May, ruled firm
but dull till near the close. when
futures weakened to close at 4c decline
for the day and &c below the top sales.
May touched 6o5sc. Cash wheat was in
good demand by mills and shippers,
while elevators were only fair bu yers.
Stocks will show an increase OF above
100000 bu. Spot wheat closed I'M
changed. September sc advance aud
futures &c decline. Close: No. l hard,
SIC: No. l northern, cash, 551Sc: to
arrive, 553sc; No. 2, 53c; No. }. soc;
rejected.47c; September, 553sc; Dccem-
Der. 55$4c bid; May, 59Mc: flax, Sl.41
bid; rye. 45c; barley, 45@5lc; oats, 800
32Ec.
Reeeipts-Wheat, 174,531 bu: barley,
2G.674 bu; fax. 12,G49 bu. Shipments
Wheat, 4l,47o bu; barley, Is. sSS bu.
Cars wheat inspected in. 27S; barley,
%; flax, &c; oats. 4. Year ago, wheat.
2q5 cars.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-09-23

lowlng'day was nearly at an end when
Fred entered the Palace hotel and
glanced over the register. lnwardly he
was praying that the name OF Wltham
should not appear upon its pages; that
its owner might be repOsing beneath q
wrecked train, shot by express robbers,
Intoxicated by the wayslde-anyth!ng.
But there it was, and at sight OF 1t he
repaired to the barro0m.
That courage, however. which Is at
tributed to Holland appeared to have
lost its potency, and he soon returned
to the office. His hand trembled as he
drew a card from his pocket; but 1t had
TO be done, and he rendered 1t to the
clerk.
"Mr. Witham," he said, terselY.
Five minutes later a speaking tube
wheezed, and he watched the clock.
But the suspense vas of brief dur alton.
Yes; Mr.. Whitman was in, and would
be pleased to see MI. Weldon at once.
Fred drew a long breath, then straight
eled up and walked. toward the eleva-
tor. Hitherto he had never entered one
OF those elevators at the Palace without
specializing OH their safety. but now he
wished it would fall. He even c0ntem-
plated, mentally, his own bruised and
mangled remainS, and the consequent
press nOtlceS. Dut IL TtdCltu tuc IHlIu
floor without miShap.
The bell boy, too, seemed as II bent
upon Fastening the calamitouS work,
for he at once cond cted him to the door
OF Mr.. Williams room and tapped loud.
ly On the panel.
"Come!" vas the CHEEKY response
that t1oated through the transom, and
Fred Sliuddered. Then he pulled him.
self together and turned the knob.
But on the threshold he paused. Mr..
Witham the ''cowDoy"-waS seated
within, and of exterior he was not at all
formidable. His features, albeit bearded,
we're boyish. pleasant and rather hand
some, and his attire was that affected by
a man of the world. But il was not
with him thai Fred was now concerned
dorothy HalSted was seated ON his
knee.
Fred was like one dazed by some sud
den revelation; he seemed almost to
stagger. But the cowboy" smiled.
Then lifting Dolly he deposited her in
his own seat and advanced with eX-
tended hand.
My wife. Mr.. Weldon" he observed
lightly. I'VE have had her fathers
blessing; l trust we have yours"
Fred stared; he was yet like one in
the dark, and he scarcely noticed tine
hand which clasped his own.
But he was speedily enlightened. and
by Miss Ualsted-Or. rather, the former
Miss HaiSted herself.
Yes, Fred" she said with a wealth
of SMILES and bushes, 1--WE must con-
TESS to il little deception. My own photo.
and not Mile. Clos. was inclosed in
your first letter, and after the second
my-my husband always wrote two LEI.
tHrS Nna fnr III aud nttn FIR mo nd
really, Fred, l think his appreciation of
the situation influenced me-just a bit
in what has happened"
Fred bowed very coldly; he was
himself again. sit all goes t o Show"
he afterward averred, 'that women
can't be trusted. even in matters of jocu-
lar entertainment"
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Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour-Winter patents, S2.50@2. 50; win
ter straights, 50. 1902. SO: spring patents,
50. 1O@3.6o spring straights, s2@2.90;
bakers. s1.75@2. Wheat-No. 2 spring,
5lX@525Sc; Ma. 3 spring, nominal;
No. 2 red, 5l%@52Bc. CorE-No. e,
size. Oats-N0. 2, 2S4c: No. 2 white.
314 @3115c; No. white, 301a @3l4c. Rye
No. 2. Arc. Barley-No. 2, 53@5S119c;
No. 3, 5O@54c; No. 4. 5l@5l14c. Flax
secd-No.1. SLAP. Timothy Seed-Prime,
s5.45. Mess pork, per Dbl. S13.37%@
1850. Lard-per 100 lbs, sS@S.G5
Short Ribs-Sides (oose), S7.3o@7.4O.,
Shoulders-Dry salted (boXrd). S6.6219@,
6.75. Sides Short clear (boXed $7.SJ@
8. Observation-Disclosures finished goods,
per gal, $l.33. Sugars unchanged. Corn,
No. 3 yellow. 5O%c. Receipts-FIour,
Is, 900 bills; wheat, los, 900 bu: corn. 227..
600 bu; oats, 265, 600 bu; rye, 5000 bu: bari,
ley, Us. 900 bu. Shipinents--FlOur, q. $50
bbls; wheat, 10000 bu: corn, 2lS,-
600 bu; oats, $1,000 bu; rye, 5000 bu:
barley, 49, 0 bu. On the produce eX-
change today the butter market was
not quoted. g
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ROGERS & ROGERS.
Live Stock Commission.
Union Stock Yards, South st. Pau, MINI
LIVE STOCK.
Union Stock Yards.

Union Stock Yards.
Receipts 700 hogs; 5@I0c better than
yesterday.
Representative sales
No. Av. Dkg. Price No. Av. Dkg. Price.
IL pa l63 S. 4Ul)6 $50 70 S. -
6 $50 40 54yIT $50 10 20
CattIe-Quiet. The only offerings
were a few hold-overs, there being no
fresh receipts. Fat cattle are in good
demand, and also heavy feeders ct good
quality.
Quotations: Prime steers. 81. o5@3.Y5;
good steers. S2~.75093.a5; prime cows.
50. 5o@3: good cows. S2.3503.5 80; co:n-
mon to fair COWS, T5c0pSl.T5; light veal
calves, s3M4: heavy calves. sl.5O(02. so;
stockers. Sl..592: feeders, 81 A4 balls.
81. 25G1.7a
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-09-23

The Total Snles Of Stocks
today were 43.9i6 shares, including:
American Sugar, $500; Burlington,
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NORTHERN PACIFIC

The Dining Car Line TO Fargo, Winnipeg,
Helena, Butte and the Pacific Northwest.
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WOODWARD & co
Grain
Commission.
Established 1879.
Minneapolis. Duluth.
Minneapolis Markets.

Wheat futures opened a little frmer.
Cables were steady and receipts at
principal points only moderate. The
report of large buying of cash wheat at
Chicago and the seaboard had a firm
tendency. Trade Was rather light.
Corn was steady. in sympathy with
wheat.
Prices ranged as follows:
May-Opening. soc: highest, SOC; low
est, 5SMc; closing. 5SA@5STc.
September-Closing, 54&c.
Notwithstanding, 554c: highest.
554c; lowest, 55]sc ;closing. 55T@554c.
On Track-No. l hard. 5000; No. l
northern, 55$4c; No. 2 northern, 544c.
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MILWAUKEE,

MILWAUKEE. Wis, Sept. 22.-Flour
quiet and weak. Wheat a shade irln.r;
No. 2 spring. sac; No. l northern. l60c.
Corn lower; No. 3, $3.50. Oats weak;
No. 2 white. 3lc; No. 5 white, 32c. Bar
ley higher; No. 2. 5219c; sample. 5I@
5414c. I'VE steady; NO. l. 1870. Pro.
visions .ower. Pork. $3.50. Lard, $3.50.
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Harvest EXC

Harvest excursions, at largely reduced
rates for the round trip, to Minnesota.
Dakota and Montana points. are an
nounced by the Great Northern Rail-
way for Sept. 11th and 25th and Oct. 9th
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Exports aud I,nnOrts.

NEW YORK, Sept. 22.-rhe exports
for the week were: Gold, 81. 165; silver,
S672, l6S. The imports for the week
were: Gold. s266, S3Sr silver, S79.5 so;
dry goods. 81, 1872, LOG; general merchan-
disc, 1851, 295.