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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-10-05
SNAP SHOTS At HOME NEWS

Attendants at the asylum have vaea-
ton every nine days.
A mouse IN GreenwaId's show window
drew crowd Of spectators last evening
There will be a Sunday school rally at
East IudianoIa school house tomorrow
night.
The Kansas Grand Lodge of Good
TempIars will be IN session at Topeka
ReZr week.
Most everybody hopes it viii be fair
weather on Sunday go MarshalPs band
can give a concert
Most Of those in attendance at the
county Sunday school convention are
from the country.
The school board will discuss new text
books and diphtheria at the regular meet
ing Monday night.
Not infrequentiy witnesses IN police
court demand their fees. There are no
fees il police court
Dr. Il. D. Fisher will lecture at Frank
fort tonight On Early Kansas History
and the Quantreu Rad
There IS 20 be fag-raisIng at the
high school building Monday and Eugene
" are will make d speech.
Al Mooney has secured job of plumb
ing aud heating in i Catholic church at
Paols. Hrs bid was S2,140-
Pigeons have deserted the Clay school
building aud gene to roosting in other
parts Of the city. Is this Significant
The Kansas river is very low at pres
ent. 1t Will be in good condition for the
building Of the new Aelan concrete
arch
Mayor Fellows must be Sustained" If
every chiId IN town dies The trial of
the serpent of petty politics ID ever It
all.
Dr.. D. H. Mann of New York, head Of
the Good Templars, will lecture az the
First Congrega tIonaI church Monday
night
There are lots of "aot said57 in dis
trIct court trials. Harry Stafford IS kept
busy yelling at witnesses. Never mind
what was said"
II is said two years ago there were 80
eases Of diphthsria IN Topeka at one
time. But one fourth of the patients did
not die that time.
County prisoners get but two meals
day except when they are attending the
trial of their cases in the district court
Then they get three day.
The Mail IN its new form Is probably
the biggest and prettiest weekly in Kan
sas. and no doubt If it hasn't already the
t RG9L EtEC4GdklOn WILL SCJu udFe ks-
F. O. Black and George Flanders are
rival candidates for the Office Of towns hip
trustee at the Republican primaries IN
Topeka township this afternoon
The Hotel ThroOp was in darkness for
half an hour last night, the gas service
IA the building shutting down because of
j stoppage in the pipe leading from the
main.
George u. Stone is the Frerchman of
Topeka. He acted as interpreter at the
trial Of the Dumas case Thursday in the
district court. Mrs. Dumas cannot speak
English.
A man who isn't posted desires to know
the correct definition for quarantine"
IN Topeka II means TO put red card ca
the house and ask all your acquaintancss
to call and get infected.
It is pretty hard to tell who will get
the most fun cut of Charlie Holiday 5
candidacy for chief justice - Charlie
Holiday or Colonel TonIiason. Both
enjoy doing something original
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-10-05
SPIKES AND SPARKS
Personal Notes and News Items at thessnta
Ee Shops

Rev. J. B. Thomas will preach his
farewell sermon at the Railroad /. N
c. A tomorrow at 8 p. n.
John Ash, uachinist IN the Santa Fe
shops, went to Chicago yesterday on q
two weeks vacation.
Tweuty-four new members have been
added to the Railroad 7. N. c. A. this
week.
Santa Fe Engineer Ed, Policy and
Fireman Frank Crawford have returned
from 8 two weeks vacation speat IN
Grand Junction, Colorado.
Geo. Il. Thomas, for several years a
brakeman on the plug, has been pro-
NOTED 70 conductor Of the N. a & B.
accommodation, G. ". Scott, the former
conductor. having taken charge of .
train On the main line.
Chief Clerk Jones II ths Office of the
superintendent Of telegraph Of the Santa
Fe, reports that the late rain was general
Throughout the state.
The Eikhorn dancing club. composed
Of Santa Fe shop employees will give
their first dance October Is.
Plans have besn prepared for 4 new
Santa Fe round house at Dodge City
Tr2inmasts rice reports that the Saa-
ia Fe Is running from two to i've extra
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-10-05
SANTA FE OFFICE NOTES.
Personal Items abous the Employees at
the General Offices.

Personal Items abous the Employees at
tho General OfHees.
Miss Jennie Schlicrer of the car
superinteudeat's office of the Santa Fe.
went TO Kansas City yesterday CT short
vacation.
W. F. Burch, Of the passenger de-
partment Of the Snnta Fe, returned to-
day from weeks vacation in Kansas
City.
Albert Maxwell. of the auditor of
frei ghr receipts office, left today on a
two weeks vacation.
John Gilman, of Worcester, Mass,
proprietor and editor of the United
States Farm Register, visited the land
commissioners Office Of the Santa Fe
yesterday aud left this morning for
Great Bend and Western Kansas points
on a general inspection of Kansas prop
erty.
c. NJ. Grubbs, OF the auditor of freight
receipts office, viii leave Sunday for a
two weeks vacation n Ohio
c. S. Sutton, auditor CT freight re-
ceipts of the Santa Fe, went TO Kansas
City this morning on railroad business
connected with his depari ment
a. E Smith, of the auditor of freight
receipts Office CT the Santa Fe, leaves
Monday on a two weeks vacation in salt
Lake City and various Colorado points.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-10-05
WANT MORE PRESTIGE.

If Business Hen Would SO 60 Sunday
School It Would Impress Little Folks
The evening service of the Shawnea
county Sunday schsoI convention was
more largely attended than that of the
afternoon, but the programme was only
partially carried out.
Rev. A E. Wagner spoke for three
quarters Of Al hour on the subject, The
Front Line IN sunday School " ork-" He
insisted that ministers and teachers
should Unbend themselves and get IN
closer touch with the scholars He want
ed to see the bankers and business men
present and lend thsir influence. alt
tie ones appreciate this more than you
imagine" concluded Mr. Wagner.
Ths music was special feature and
very satisfactory.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-10-05
LOCAL MENTION.

The A. o. [. ". lodge gave Ira Ger
brick the initial degree Thursday even
ing at APO Kansas avenue, preliminary to
a banquet
viii J. Wheeler has resigned the po-
sitiou of state agent Of the Nation al
Benevolent society and leaves Tuesday
for Birmingham, Alabama, where he
will he associate manager Of the BI rm-
iugham Business college.
Less than month had passed after
the marriage of James P Ballard and
Miss Nav Lawson o. September 10, 1855,
when Ballard abandoned his bride. He
has never returned to her and she now
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-10-05
NEXT WEEK's BUSINESS.
Work of the District Cart Fer Week
E1dtnz- Oct u

Work of the District Csars Fer Week
Eadtns Oct IL.
Some Of the real struggles of the pres
eut term Of the district court will come
up next week. The first murder case Of
the term will be tried and is expected 70
be the most Interesting one Of Inc three
set for trial at this term Of court.
No assignments have been made for
Wednesday, Thursday aud Saturday, be-
cause the settings made for the other
days will carry over through these and
occupy the entire week. TAs DeBar-
rows murder trial alone, which IS set for
Monday, will take three whole DAYS. If
not longer.
On July 4 last. Richard DaRarrovs
shot and killed J. D. Ross At the MuIvaus
ranch, near R0ssviIIe- Ross was fore
mau OF the ranch and WAS trying to evict
DeBarrovvs, one of the tenants.
The asst gnmsnts for Monday are:
State " Richard DeBarrows: murder.
State Va Everett Wright; burglary aud
larceny.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-10-05
ENGINEERS ARE HERE.
Annual Meeting Of the LOGON olive
Brotherhood
FOR TIE SANTA FE 1T Topeka.
Few Complaints ReDorted-MisceI-
Ianeous Nstes Among the Railroads.

Few Complaints Reported-NisceI-
IaneOas Nstes Among the Railroads
One Of the most important meetings in
railroad circles, the annual convention of
the executive committee of adj ustment
of the Brotherhood of Locomotive en-
gineers for the Santa Fe proper. has been
in progress a. the Knights of Pythias'
hall in this city for the past two days,
and will probably adjourn this evening
with the election of officers for the en-
suing year.
The special object of this committee IL
the adjustment of all complaints aud
grievances against the Santa Fe road by
the mem bers of the brotherhood, and
also the transaction Of all official bus
mess connected with that order. The
past year has been 3 quiet one in the
matter of grievances, the committee
having no general issue to adjust, the
complaints being all of a local nature.
A member Of the committee stated
today that the majority Of matters
brought up for adjustment were caused
by Misunderstanding aud as soon as an
explanation was afforded, settled salts
factoriIy, and that it was very rare to
have grievance against the general Of
fciaIs, the complaints being confined to
the different divisions.
The committee will call on John
Player, superintendent Of machinery,
this afternoon. IN regard 70 matters con-
cerning that department.
The mem ers of the committee are:
J. f. Roddy, Nickerson, kansas, chair
man; Irving WelImsu. Topeka. secretary:
H. {. Slater. St. Joseph, Mo; A B.
Moore, Las Vegas, New Mexico; VIM.
Hamilton, Topeka, G. H. Arnold, Nick
ersoa, Kansas; 5. McFadden, Chsnute,
Kansas; Jas. Strahan. Fl. Madison, Iowa;
T. D. Frazier. Chilllcothe. Illinois; E. ].
Herring, Wellington, Kansas; NJ. Hur-
/ ley, Argentine, Kansas; W. T Ready,
/ Denver, Colorado; ". u. Mackenzie,
Emporia, Kansas; J. T. Hodson, Ration,
+ New Mexico; J. Cook, san Marcial New
Mexico; Wm. Hunrsbarger, Wichita,
+ Kansas
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-10-05
MR.. BLACK ON THE NEW TRAIN.
VIII BE the Finest Ever Seen-SIr. Black
Interested II Quarry.

VIII BE the Finest Ever Seen-SIr. Black
Interested II 4 Quarry.
". J. Black, assistant general passen-
ger and ticket agent CT the Santa Fe,
who returned from Colorado and Utah
" Wednesday, where he went on business
connected with the Telegraph stone
duarrles at Clearwater, Utah. owned BY
2 syndicate Of Topeka men Ct which be
Is Z mem Der, says that without doubt the
most picturesque scenery IN the west lies
between Colorado Springs and Glenwoed,
on the route of the Colorado Midland
railway.
Mr. Black reports that quite a nun Der
Of Tope6a people are now visiting IN Col
orado. and that be would have extended
his visit several days had notthe pressure
of official business connected with the
Kansas City festivities and the new Cali
foruia train demanded his return.
Speaking Of the proposed train Mr..
Black said:
Our new California limited which
viii be put on October 29rh viii III
doubtedly materially increase our Cali
foraia business, Offering unequaIled ser
vice from CHICAGO to Los Angeles. The
special attractive feature of this train
will be the equipment, Pullman sleepers
running through without change from
Chicago to Los Angeles and return, and
once every week 4 drawing room obser-
vauon car viii Dc attached This train
will far outclass the Southern Pacific
sunset limited, running from New Or
leans to san Francisco, which has hither-
to been known as the finest train on
wheels, and considering the nigh rate of
speed. will. without doubt, be the hand
somesr and most perfectly equipped
train that has ever been run out of Chi
cage. St. Louis. New York or elsewhere.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-10-05

A transfer of several regiments of
Unitsd States troops Is now taking place
over the Santa Fe from FL Paso, Texas,
TO " hite Water, New Mexico aud Hol-
brook. Arizona. Also from HoIbrook.
Arizona, to FL Reno, Indian Territory,
and from " hIte Water, New Mexico, TO
Fort sill, Indian Territory. Several
other transfers are contemplated, but not
yet decided upon.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-10-05

Assistant General Passenger and
Ticket Agent ". J. Black states that all
previous passenger records on the Santa
Fe were broken this week by the enor
nous traffic ca the Kansas City lines.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-10-05
An Observation Car

Santa Fe passenger coach No 1901 is
IN the Santa F'e carpenter shop in this
city undergoing q complete remodeiiug,
and when finished it will be used as =
drawing room observation car on the
Southern Pacific. Coach No. 81, which
Is also in the shops hers, is being rebuilt
into special car for the same road, and
will be numbered 213
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-10-05
TO BE A ROUND 500.
Marriage Licenses This Year Reach se4
and Will Rszeh 500

and VIII Rszeh 500.
Although crops are excellent this year
in the vicinity Of Topeka, there are Rot
great many taxing advantage of pros
perity to De married 1t IS only an av-
srage year.
Al average year IN Topeka means that
the probate judge will issue about $40
marriage licenses The record for %
shows S64 up 10 data, and Clerk H J. Be
veAe thinks that i will get to 500
by the last Of the ysar
ms was the standard maintained BY
Probate Judge Elliott during the first
three years Of his term. n fact. part Of
this time while court was IN session. Dis
trlct Judge Hszsn was untyiuE matrine-
NAL knots, and making people haupv
faster than Judge Elicit was licansi1c
Knots to be tied, aud SO making peopIs
Happy. Judge Elliott pat ths district
Judge TO flight last year. however, ~
rolling up total Of 700 for the year.
First grand masquerade ball Of IN.
season. given by Capital Lodge No.
D OF Il, On Wednesday eve, Oct. 18Th
1893, at 420 Kansas avenue. A mis-
viii be given to the couple wearing rha
most comic costume. Admission. SO
eoupls. Extra ladies, 10c.
Your Savings
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-10-05

asks for divorce Of Judge Hazen and
the restoration Of her maiden name.
sound AeIhoaz-soa7d Kathleen asTcs.
Are the keynotes to the success of the
Savings and Loan Association. Sixth
and Kansas avenue.
TucRalmed Freight sale
at Santa Fe depot Oct 10, q n. Write
c. 5. Sutton for list Of articles.
Smoke Little GEN." best &C cigar nads
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-10-05

coaches on al trains from Kansas City
this week.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-10-05
KUYKENDALL's BOY.
The Ex-Dsputy sheriff axs Him Sent 70 tn,
Reform School

Three times Albert kuvkendaI. ex-
deputy sheriff, has applied to the pro-
bate judge 10 havs his soa, Alfred d.
KuykendaIl, thirteen years old, placed IN
the reform school
Two Of thsse requests were made to
Judge Elliott. Once the judge made out
the papers. and this frightened the boy
50 that he led 4 model life for long
time, but lately ne has fallen from grace
and returned TO his old ways
Judge Wood yesterday sent the boy to
the reform school at the request of his
parents.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-10-05

Invest with the Savings aud Loan A.
sociatIon. Sixth and Kansas avsnue
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-10-05

Unclaimed Freight sale
at Santa Fe depot Oct. Ia, 9 a u. Write
c. 5. Sutton for list of articlea
Little Gen." &c. Every body smokes It
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-10-05

80 calls UP the Peerless.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-04
OTHER MARKETS TELEGRAPH.

"a, I ,s5 r last 1000 ff
i h2' last fo week 500 Consigned through HossRe
ep,s last tweny-four hours $50 head, total FOR week
thus aT TbrdsS 5r i to Se~ York s ? on SAFE
nagc, opened shade stronger for good TO cn2'e corn
common light grades good TO prime heavy 81 Ndsi 10;
packers 81 5oSt So Yohers c3mmen TO p.n e.
81 S5l - 80: pigs, s. 2jGSi 0 coughs >" -oFft ab 30
80 80 sheep and anhi-iiecepts last %enIy ig our
rame tlr last week 2i'25o cons sned New-York $50;
on sale 600 market opened steady; at the close she'p
wnsod cd to prime selected lambs = Go@sa - fair to
as So sommon and :. Light ,Ts b@Sv 20 wc Gn
81 us 10. export wehers. 81 3oaS ~ Gull sheep slgs-'
to good y SS. sSs Ss Sept a:
700 head Market dull and steady f9r n a. ohes
1 S%mss s6Ss sf' eo s'y' and 51s s. 5oas 5
calves 81 75asG % Texans. 81 eosS 90 Western anses
HEAVY S,! packing aT asd c sgG S. S Ssoe lSsst
C. aoSs, g fh gh 81 sSas 8 PIGS s. cas 80 sheep
Receipts, 1900 head MTk, tST rhT ,e ehee 81 a
" ,S n 1amb a'S ssas - 80
w. ,ns Sept S-ca,le- Receipts 1850 head Market
T:ss e' 3o2s. IS Sd;; 3; HorsRseelp. So head
light s. soasi Is. mixed SO 7oGN 80 Sneep,Recepts
i05G head. Market active. Sheep. s. 2ogs'; lambs
f4TSs, liberty Sept Receipts light; demand
81 40 good 81 200s4 10 good butchers 81 3o rough
M 'pss 10 bulls ss STs a"f ,!ssi SrTa
cars 10 loads left over Market yery slow at ysser
ssy sso t S Ma 81 Sas go to fair a
Z, %. roughs s3Gs3 %. Sheep-suppy. cars. with
seyea i2 ssr: e s. o extra s. ,Ssa 81 good
s. @qs2 6 fair 81 "a$2 comm9a @ o spring an
i thin calyes, Sass. .oo ,.., Ma
Ka9s3 y sP 81 .ss s. S 900 B fa Hs5
sss ss mt s Rs aa Es se lS n s.
= sS@sa s. Sa; 8 ,oqs2 =" . stock
s. 1888 @ & SHEEP eceis 30 head Market steady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-04

CLOSING PRICES OF CHICAGO STOCKS
ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE.

Tuesday September 3--p. NJ
There was a marked improvement In the ou'
side demand for stocks to-day. and values we"
materially strengthened. The interest IN STOCKS
manifested by the general public has been more
pronounced since the beginning of last week tnan
In several months, but II has not yet reacheo
the point where It is safe TO say 1t will be IN
the course Of the present month. and II present
indications can be taken a guide for the future
II Is prudent to predict that the fall stock mar
ket will enjoy fair-sized BOOM The WIN
drawal Of over $1,000 900 gold for export TO-DAY
had no bad effect upon the business In shd''
trading, for 1t Offset by deposit or sZV''
900 gold at the Sub-Treasury. presumably ior
syndicate account. and by bright reports from
the crop centres Then too perhaps. the begin
ming OF the fall season had beneficial III.
iuenoe upon the speculative and inyestmentt
temper Bull sentiment was further stmula,ea
BY reports Of plans being made FOR settlement
OF the anthracite coal troubles. although thes'
reports were not confirmed. Their lack OF con-
frmation however. does not detract from the oe-
lief that something in the way OF coal aeree
ment is being done. and that some announcement
will soon be made Jersey Central stock galneo
over per cent to-day. while Reading Was
strong and active. transactions In IL oeinS ,ne
second largest on the list. Delaware. l.acka,
wanna and Western; Delaware and Hudson ana
New-York Susquehanna and Western were az!
higher on moderate transactions London trauvu
on both sides or the account Ouy
and Nashville and Wabash preferred and selling
St Paul The foreign selling In ST. Paul was met
by good local support and the stock made ne.
gain of over per cent With the exception ..
Rock Island the entire Granger Est closed above
Saturdays last prices.
The Industrials were strong. Sugar Refining al:
vancing II, per cent and American Tobacco s ,S'
chicago Gas showing fractional gains. Consid-
cradle of the buying In Sugar was supposed u
be for the insiders. Stocks which have not been
especially active In the last few months w r,'
Afnrn ttaffa
nois Steel Minnesota Iron. North American Com.
pany. and Ontario and Western being some o.
these stocks to develop something like acuViy
and higher prices. Pacific Mail was up pc,
cent on talk OF a dividend. and Tennessee Coas
and Iron showed further Improvement. advancrns
! per cent from Saturdays closing price. NV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-04

-.ob Louisiana crop movement as follows: Re:
eepts rough Including amount Gar onSS ,tnaed
at $50 bbls against - 40 as year , " ssSvcsns
" stop for hteshns Market steady at finer range
Ne auoe: Carolina and Louisiana common 10 orui,1
ssaSc: low fair to fair ssatc good to prime J ts
81. d3sc; Ja"a in bond. lsg24c Japan. oAg'c' i''""'
gsiE!EDs~A quiet unchanged market Is reported IN
seeds C1ove-. fair grades. 81 5cusy 20 hgh gau u
so s0asi0: tiTothy sj9sj 10 for Oob: crimson ooVer'
suGAR-Tho local market Tor ray sugar shows a.
Bile basis 10 exshlp A. the close that price O.,
was quote, ro anS a 20, 50 Test moases
The London sugar cable reported that market quiet ana
g ann e 3D. Beet was rm but quiet september
auo,el OF Cd and October 0s l0td The MARKET TOT
quoted on tho basis Of 3ieqisc for granuated Nos
. and are in sufficient supply 10 max pyen onI,,
liver for other soft grades are TAKEN oy
subject t. delay. 80 - &c., nm,
ToBAcco for seed leaf 1 was firm rsc ana S
,oo On cs for the week large business or me so
gnss az ,cc 80 cases 1892 Havana at
isc 900 cases 1894 ZImmers private terms 100 cases
drn sales including $50 bales Havana a. 6scgSi o. ana
100 bales Sumatra al 0ocTs. W IN Doha ID,
tobacco steady. with sales of 100 mas on private
WooI-The local wool market seems to hold It's own
very we'll although It does not make much hes."ay
The way Of increasing business The sales FOR the week
under review were about tom d. nsndns rS So9 'p
balance mostly Texas; secured selling as high as &c n
spring up to re Perhaps one Tean Tor ne SI ra
that IT is difficult TO find fun supplies OIL ST.
grades anu attention on that account Many o,
mills are running light just hence their working uI
OF NV hat the near future viii show in
IN" sales movement The market is holding Arm as sup
are having an excellent sale the hrmer feeling abroad
stimulating our market We quote; ono M s"o 49,
wash combng and delane lsa22c: unwashed combing;
l7a2oc Texas, ag13c; California, 6ai3'sc; oregon va
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-04
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. September 3. 1895.

September 8, 1850
COTTON-The market opened at an ndVhfce Iuiin.i.s
ing the day the fluctuations being within range oi
about 10 points holding very firm IN me MAN hi,u
closing steady In tone about top prices OF the gay
the net advance Saturday being 2ip2. poihts Ie
by heavy advance Liverpool. that market closing
firm with ar advance Saturdays closing oi "-eI
IL poin,s Heavy buying orders came TO hafu, ana
shorts covered a home and abroad Inc au'aiOe
Of the small demand for spot cotton from MhlcnesIei
conditions in Manchester yarns
In fact being called officially dull and cloths cure,
a good sold cotton IN i-lNeilr'p' $780,
receipts added 20 nrmness and in the afternoon te
roarket deal Of strength from the
ta,ion mai the Government tomorrow would be
hsh II s also expected that the bureau report whch
tions a, the moment everybody seems To be inclined
,nward The lmu side of the ket. The New -Orleans
o,,on Exchange makes the receipts for the crop
YEAR ending August 81. sOO6lII bales overland move
hsas In makes the crop the ended August ~
@ tsli Oo1 bales Including the following by States North
'.rna a,i 900 south Carolina. 10000; Georgia, l.
400 1on. Alabama loOpOoO. Florida. COCO; Mississippi
nessee 40 600: Texas 3276OOo including l2O9s2 grown
in Indian Territory. Reports Of damage by worms are
cnntn, in from Texas. Is reported In Texas at
Soir,7is Rainger Corsicana Dallas, Tyler and Wealth
,rhe OF Agriculture OF the various
o'on states report probable decrease In the new
GROIN as follows: Arkansas. p per cent: f!orida ~
Georgia So Louisiana 81 Tc era snd NOT
,rnoried Receipts a Houston to-day were Ss23 bales
se,inst 1851 last week and 5.4i5 last year Galveston
ceins were bales. against 62 last week ana IS
year New orleans receipts l.40l 900 bales against
Az last week and lao last year 49, ,
range and close to-day and closing bids the
r,,io,s night and last yea. follow: