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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-31
COTTON, GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
NOVEMBER COTTON OPENED AND
CLOSED tue SAME.


g O. MePeak & Co. in their rsy,ew
oi me cotton market say:
fort receipts today year ago were
Vle largest in the history OF the coun-
wy excepting those OF yesterday. and
interest was centerd on today's as
asainst those of year ago. which
were S4'sss at New Orleans and ss.47a
at all ports.
liverpool had very little effect on
'he market. as 1t was practically un-
changed until the close, when It show
ed loss of I-s4d. and was barely
STEADY at the decline. Spots were quiet
ana unchanged ut 5-iec, with 1900
safes AT the opening Of the market on
this side It was gcncrally believed
mat today's receipts would fall below
those Of year ago, and for this rea-
son the shorts were carly buyers and
advanced the market some two points.
around which IL remalnel steady for
.He hlat half hour. At this time Hous.
ton receipts We're sent out, showing
Ss'Otl against 1855, and this with
an estimate OF all ports OF 1900. hal
depressing effect upon the market.
'f-ANh iabAAi9 NVil nNA MA lbAlAEf jan
uary dropping from 5.63 to $50, where
there appeared good buying orders.
The decline IN Liverpool at the close
Of l-6id was due to the free offerings
OF spot cotton from the South. Later
the market firmed Mp four rolnts on
report OF killing frost all over the
cotton belt tonight and closed steady
At one point below last nights hnal.
We think the prophecy OF II killing
frNat xtsfl1 la he fulun
but should II not do so, we hardly
tninl, Il would he Of much Importance.
This Is the last OF October, and tho
temperature was 80 this morning at
Little Rock. the lowest OF the season,
yet this point was reached on october
s, 1891, Mt Little Rock, Memphis and
Vicksburg, and still We made over
would likely he more beneficial to the
plant than otherwise. Another lmpgrt-
ant fact Is that port receipts year
ago began to fall on from this time
Tomorrow, Wednesday a year arc,
they were only 1900 Thursday $4,000
Friday 5000. SO IL will be seen that
we have very light receipts to run
against the rest Of this week which
will undoubtedly be large. Estimated
tomorrow at New Orleans. $1,000. and
at Galveston $4,000. MAXI. ~ 900 from
these two ports alone, against 1900
from all ports year ago,
Spots In New York and New Orleans
were reported unchanged, the former
being quiet and the latter quiet and
easy with $3.50 sales by factors and
1900 to arrive.
All port receipts today, 1876. against
IS, Az. Since Friday. 229,0iI, against
2iO. 7s9: since September |, 2,01653S.
against 1,5sG,26G. Stock. SOS, l06 against
glg 04g
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-31
TWO JAPANESE v1cronIns.
Denly Corroborntcs RE-
ports of BATTLES.

Washington, Oct, 30.-Two important
end significant Japanese victories are
reported by Minister DENLY in a cable
to the state department from Picking
today He says the Chinese forces
have been defeated Mt Chen Tien Tsln
and reiterated to Moukden. He also
reports that the Japanese have taken
one OF the Chinese forts at Port Ar
thur. The scene Of the first engage
ment IS just across the Yalu river in
Manohuria, and marks the first real
aggressive movement by the japanese
on Chinese soil. Unless the japanese
are fully prepared to make this a win
ter campaign they Will be Obliged to
force the fighting and move with great
speed, as but fifteen days remain before
cold weather comes.
In the neighborhood OF Port Arthur
where the second japanese success is
reported, the winter climate Ia not so
severe. and operations may be main
tanned much later. II "a believed here
that Notwithstanding the taking Of the
Chinese port by the Japanese at Port
Arthur the place will be able to hold
out n long time. 1t is strongly fortified
by land and sea. Experts believe II
cannot be reduced without the use Of
heavy siege artillery, and, as far as
reported, tle Japanese are not supplied
with this lnasmuch as the capture OF
Port Arthur would result In giving ia
pan control OF the Gulf of Pe-Chi-Li
and cut off the Chinese capital from
communication with the sea, 1t is be-
lleyed that the japanese will make a
most determined effort to capture the
fortress, even II II involves II long
siege and winter campaign. Agents
of the Japanese government In this
country have quietly bought up vast
store Of goatskins. As these are COM
monty used IN China and Japnn os a
part Of the soldiers winter raiment It
is fair TO presume that the japanese
are making ready for a winter cam
uninu
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-31

New York, Oct 80 -wheat-Receipts
2lS,5OO, exports 500: sales 10000. Flu
lures $4,000; spot firm; No. red store
and elevator 55c; ailoat SO IL; (. o. b..
~ l-2c; No. l hard &C lie delivered
options generally firm all day; adj
vanced sharply IN The afternoon In SYM
patty, closed J-SGs-ie advance. Bun
factors We're smaller Spring wheat re-
ceipts active and shorts covering and
reported export purchases in Chicago:
No.2 red February closed IS 1-sc. March
90 Lice, closing % l-sc; May COO
60 i3-iGc closed 60 3-ic; october cloaed
So i-ic. November closed % 2-sc: De
ccmbor t5 1896 lac.
Hldos-Firm
Len ther-Firr.
Wooi-Quiet.
Pig Iron--Dull
Lead-closcd firm for spot, btoady
for futures.
Brokers' prices for bullion 50 90: ex-
change price S315i sales ten ear loads
spot. S3.16 10.
'rin-Cloa,d quiet. barely steady;
spot Sli 656li "a. November $l4 esq
1470; December $H. 70Gp14 so. January
to April Sl4.1j; sales on change today
twenty-five tons December tin s. o. to
double. {l4.i0: twenty-four tons Mo-
vember tin s14.65.
Cotton Seed Oil-Dun and heavy; quo
tatlons nominal
Coffce--Ontlons opened stcady at un-
changed TO 10 points advance.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-31
LIVE STOCK Mankrrs-


Chicago. M, Oct. so-Not prev,o,s,,,
TINS season have Tuesdays rece,n,s =,
cattle equaled the number s.,,,ns,a ,
Tor today. There were about 5ooo
native. 5000 western and 1000 Texans
and 1900 all together. Prices undar-
want very slight change. There were
father more common cattle than the
trade needed and that branch n ,he
market was not particularly buoyant.
put Tor iair to prime grades fun prices
were PAID without grumblinr. The
usulahu Tor choice export steers called
,e,sn 'o.S I'm was offered. very few lots
~ 81 S anls tne required excellence. OF
tne So'VoM6.25 grade there were few.
frlces lelow St took the bullx rhere
was a good inquiry Cor stoejtera ard
leeders and prices were firm. the SIM
Ply OF suitable lots being what
limited. Fat cows end heifers soid ,veli
anu buyers were willing 10 nav fully
Yesterdays prices for Texas cattle. The
general market had very quiet Iool,
left over. ''e VIZ
Hogs were strong TO 30 higher. They
We're IN active request ana notwlth-
standing the large receipts Garge for
tuesday, buyers had stomach room for
them all. The close was especially
strong late sales making on basis
q A,F5q4SO for prime heavy and Si55
W4,eO for the best light. The fresh re-
celpts We're estimated az $4,000 and there
We're 5000 left from yesterday but by
u o'clock about all the decent stock
mad changed hands and the cry was for
more. sales were reported al $4,000
3.S5. the bulk at s435G46O. or 81 40si4 90
Tor common to good heavy and for COM
mon TO good light The quality
averaged better than Monday. there
being a smaller percentage of pigs.
There was further slackenlng OF
prices for sheep and lambs. The arrl-
walls still show big decrease from the
average for the previous several weeks
and confidence has been measurably
restored. The range OF values was
1906 higher than at the close OF last
week, the best sheep being quoted ut
$l6W3,25 and choice lambs being
salable at AOOGA25. from these figures
sales ran down around 81 for Inferior
sheep and to Sl.15 for poor lambs.
Receipts-Cattle, 1900; calves, 500;
hogs, $4,000; sheep, 1900.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-31

London, Oct. aO.--A Dispatch to tho
Pail Mall Gazette form Yalta says the
sixth anniversary Of the cara escape
from death In The railroad disaoter
near 1oorla was celebrated yesterday
with great aolqmnity at ki,s;.::ss. and
elsewhere throughput Russia Al Yalta
services were conducted al the palace
by the oonfessor u the emperor and
were attended by The czarina and
memberB Of the imperial family. the
queen OF Groece and guests 10 the I'M
perial family, IN addition 10 the court
attendants and PERSONS OF all ranks
on the train at the time OF the aeei-
dent.
Gazette says the illness Of the car
has again assumed a serious turn,
and although he Is not actually dying
The end ii near.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-31
PROVISION MARKETS.


To +. @. McPealS & Co.. Commission
Merchants;
Chicago. H., Oct. so..-It has been
an advancing market. the entire Sea-
sion. Strong foreign markets. good
shipping demand and continued heavy
decrease In winter wheat receipts were
the factors. Buying. although on
small scale, has been general. New
York and st. Louis both bought some
and report strong and higher markets,
the latter being l IA over yesterday.
The receipts at winter wheat points
including Milwaukee for the past four
weeks have aggregated but about 81
900 900 bushels, wherein the average
for the past four years has been from
twelve 20 thirteen million bushels.
From this II would look as though IL
was but a question Of time when stocks
will be a bull factor. Foreigners were
good buyers at the seab0ard TOTAL
clearances aggregate but about 3zl,-
6OO what and -four. One-fourth mill
lion cath wheat was. worked here today.
The stock al Liverpool. Il u estimated
viii show u decrease OF one 10 one
and 4 half millions. Reports have IL
fhat miliers OF Albany, Fort Worth
and Dallas. Tex. are buying wheat IN
southeast Missouri Kansas and terrl-
tories which would indicate that Tex
~. regardless Of the large crop raised
there this year. has rpn out Of wnsat.
SORT Worth. Tex. p paying o. cents.
dellvered there. From Statistical
standpoint the situation is becoming
decidedly more favorable 70 holders
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-31

daily There was good buying de-
nland rlrht up 10 close and prices show
u gain Of 7-Sc, Selling was By scalp
ers on the anticipated bearish Brad
street rencrt tomorrow.
Corh--The strength In corn yestcr-
Gay was continued with more vim to-
day The oponing was active at about
yesterdays closing quotations; offcr.
ings were limited and on tho Big Adj
vance across the water. eve-ybodv
wanted corn. Tomorrow being last az
livery day on October contracts, shorta
were heavy buyers In Liverpool where
an advance Of Ia was roported
Shippers are quite anxious for
yellow corn and are paying o. "a IN
store. Old corn brings SEC on tracy
Commission houses had good buvinr
orders for outside account. while 10.
eal traders appeared afraid 10 sen
the estimated receipts for tonorrovy
being but 20 cars. Near by futures show
a gain Of l-4c Market closed atrontr
al near high point.
ffovlsions--lIog product strong ANA
higher under the stimulation ~ mnre
southern orders for meats, Packers
liberal buyers.
Yours truly LlAMsoN BROS. eco.
Range of Prices at Chicago.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-31

Liverpool. oct so.-ciosing' Cotton
fair demand freely met, prices steady.
American middling 3 2-6id, The sales
of the day were 10000 bales OF which
1000 were for speculation and export
and included 1920 American. Re
celpts e., 900 including $4,000 American.
Futures opened easy with moderate
demand and closed barely steady at the
decline. American middling L. NJ. 9.
October, LTD: October and November,
i-6ld sellers; November and Decem-
Der, 3 1854 sellers, December and Janu-
ary. 8 3-6id sellers; January and Feb
ruary, l-Gid3 5-64; February and
March. $ 6-Gi buyers. March and April,
6-6a sellers; April and May. 3 9-6iQ
1854: May and June. Q u-Gid buyers;
June and July, 1864 values.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-31
nrnn rNsrnAISAnLn rrnl..r
Keller Contributions Diverted from
Their Proper Course.

Their Proper Course.
New York. Oct so.--A displtch from
London says thar the srandard's cor
respondent In constanilnopie has this
Information as 10 the use OF the money
sent for the relief Of persons made
Homeless BY the earthquake some
months ago: Although the govern
ment acknowledged the receipt OF co.
900 Turkish Hers as donation to the
earthquake suhcrera. tho receipts OF
1900 only has been Qiiiciaily announc-
cd rhis sum Sits dispensed 10 the
sufferers. VINO after endless trouble,
secured three iircs each. after It was
gubmlhcd 70 a reduction Of 20 por cent
for the expenses Of diEtribuilon. The
general complaint 10 that tho Aiussol-
men received more ana larger grnnts
than ala the Christinns 1t IL gcnei.
ally believed that AFTER the euatomnry
plckings had bsen made by tho Officials
the bulk OF the money was employed
In restoring mosques. This does NOT
apply to the British subscriptions.
which were dlsbursed BY The Britlsh
committee.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-31
A pIAnoLIoAL cnnIn.
An Assassin shoots Into Party OF
Negroes.

Greenwood s. c., oct. So.--A most
dlabollcal crime was committed here
last night While the colored folk
were returning from prayer meeting,
a Marty was waylald and shot into.
one man was killed, woman shot In
three places, and another man had his
clothes riddled with bullets. The cor
oner's inquest has been In session all
day, and adjourned for further infor-
nation as the assassin has confessed
Now, the situation Is that II the per-
son can be taken away from the oih-
GERS a iyuching IS probable. The color
ed folks are much stirred up over the
tragedy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-31

Kansas city oct 90. Wheat White
slow. but red higher and good demand:
No. hard i7Gisc; No, red As 1-2g
40; rejected igGigc. No. hard 5iQ55c:
No red 90 l-2G55c.
Corn-strong and higher; No. 9 mixed
43c: No white q i-2Ws4c.
Oatg-Good demand. higher; No 2
mixed 20 1-4l2g 5-ic: No. 2 white 81 10
l3gc.
Butter-Dull; fancy separator 10000;
dairy t5Ml6c
Egrs- Higher; 15c.
Recclpts-wheat 1900; corn none:
oats none.
shlpments-wheat 1880; corn none:
oats none.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-31

st. Louis, oct. .-Cattle-Receipts
1900; shipments 300; market steady for
natives; Texas 10c lower, but active;
native steers light 50. 25Gps. Is: COWS and
helfers s2,lOQ2 70. steers. 1000 to 1850
pounds, 81. 9O@3.6O: light weights 81 go
q2,1O; cows and helfers 81 c0I2 .55.
Hogs-TRecelpts 1900: shipments 500;
market active, steady; best heavy 81. 60;
good light and mixed S4.55; pigs and
common 81 .05Q4.35.
Sheep-Receipts 1900; shipments 200;
market better; native mixed 81 100
9,G0
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-31
Premium
Sewing
Machine

value $40. our price. 3ai, which in-
eludef the semi celtly Gnzstto TO any
address for one year.
Extra attachments IN velvet lined
center drawer are included.
These attachments are superior to
those made by any other manufactures.
being the only ones that are Oh glla
market that arc warranted sferi
Throughout other sets are made prln-
oipnlly Of brass, nlotlc plated. the pint-
ing hcrvlng TO hide The true Character
OF the metal underneath.
The GAzettc'n lnoehlnc II strong and
simple Ia construction. There are bnt
few working parts IN the arm hence IL
81 easy to keep properly cleaned and
oiled, and almost impossible for II 70
got out Of working order.
The machine Ih finely finished ana
beautifully ornnmentcd. and can be do
pended on TO do equally well tho light
est and the heaviest work.
irll gnzcttc'g premium machine and
the semi-Wcekly Gazette for ono year.
s2i 90.
The onzette's premium machine
and the daily and Sunday Ca
zette by mail for ono year. f2T.00
Tho Cnzetteg premium machine nud
the daily ana sunday Gazette by mail
six months, $3.50.
Adtross.
STATE PRINTING co.
Fort Worth. Tex
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-31

New York, oct 9O.-Co.ton--Net re-
ceipts 92Sl; gross 7SlG; exports 10 Great
Britain 3SlG. to continent 9G9; forward
ed a502. sales 46Q, to apinners SGo stock
Sc. 1893.
Total today. Net receipts 1926; ex-
ports TO Great Britain t2,32i, 10 con-
tInent 1l.S0g: stock 500, 106
; Consolidated. Net receipts 2lp, 567 OK
ports to Great Britain b026S; 10 France
gl9s; to continent $1,000
Total since September 1 Net receipts
2,0Ol, 7A2. exports TO Great Britain "a
494; to France l29,s5i; to continent 451,-
ERA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-31

Kansas City, oct. O.-Cattle-Re-
oeipts 10,50O; shipments 2sOO: market
lower; Texas steers s2.1OaS so; beef
steers Sc. 50G5.75; native cows 81 .0OI
500; stockers and feeders 81. 40a8. so.
Hogs-Recelpts 10.100; shipments
none: market steady 10 a shade lower;
bulk OF sales Si.2O1i 30; heavy 1850
sob; packers SS.30a5,45; lights $500
4.eO; pigs So .O004.15
Sheep-Receipts 27OO: shipments 200;
market steady; no change In quota
tons.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-31

\ New York, oct, S0.-rhe Evening
fs's London cablegram says: The
&nek markets were Idle today in part
|fsng TO the miserable weather. The
Ilnnd Trunk railroad injecting was
Hhe only feature OF interest. The
baln result OF the meeting is TO APP
iolnt special auditor to go to Can
3ta to look Into the accounts. The
3iosk was active Americans were FIAT
BATH after hours, when there came
1 distinct rally In Louisville, st. Paul,
sAichlsOn and others, South American
Iroch We're li.m. The withdrawal OF
bold today Is for Paris and more Is
Eclng. The new Canada loan has risen
~ 1 ~ premium.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-31

Yaita. Oct s0.-Irhc czar received
holy communion yesterday administer
ed by Father ivan. tho holy John OF
cronsfadt The condition OF the czar
~ much worse today.
All the Immediate relatives a-e here
Including the queen cf Greece. thu
cldost daughter Of the GRIND Duke
Constantine OF Russia, brother Of the
late Emperor Alexander II, The chill
dren " the queen OF Greece have
also arrived here Court Minister
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-31

washington. Oct. sO--The extremely
serious condition Of the car Is shown
by the following dispatch today BY
the Russian ambassador:
1.-THE condition Of the emperor Is
considerably worse since yesterday.
The expeatoration OF blood was IN
creased By a strong cough IN the night
There are symptoms Of partial iniia-
nation OF the left lung HIS condition
is dangerous. Slhhs.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-31

london, Oct So.-The amount of bull
!, s,a withdrawn from the Bank OF Eng.
ssras q balance today was $4,000
iyVhds
Sal silver 20 9-16 per ounce. Money
h. w cent The rate OF discount in
IA, opsn market for short bills is GIG
81 K W. WI. and for three months bills is
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-31
! MOVEMENT AT PRESENT
,o,pos no Tnn CITY or
fh' PARIS.
canadian Loan is at a
b -" ale. OF stocks on Wall
PR ~.,,-Moae. and Exchange
Ffs.,-priee of coid-Donds.
Mcpeak . Co, stock and

d. McPeak q Co. stock and
''no y XII oct, so.-New Jersey Cen
~ N "a on Z "a with 2i'75s shares am. and
~ ncttom. Traders agreed that
~ !. only two lnerests which
80 been large sellers of Jer-
md each of them was eredhed
n,ng A rumor OF Disagree
y ssn ,n'scn the First National bank
nl "a M ihe Maxwell and Graves IN
ny ~ ~ riroulated but was denied.
ssl N.l,ed the rumor absurd and
nsn s,ired 10 think that a prom
~ ..Ii onsrator was doing as much
Pr ~ 10 get New Jersey Central
AWVn II. fell 4 IL. with lO'fU
~, n delaware, Lackawanna and
40 Was said that Standard oil
49, had orders to buy on u scale
snd obtained some stocks.
..a.,son earnings. third week In Oc-
y decreased Sl2l,4i4.
..a.sr were Irregular In the ilnal
.mees IN spite Of the selling pres
scsinst The coalers having been
IVA There was some quiet cover
x qrangers by Cammack. although
Y Wheeler party continued to sell
PM on the rally. The decline
~, nrlce Of sterling at par is re-
n TTalk or gold exports by Satur-
Y tsamer and exaggerated estl-
~ n The amount TO go forward,
"A room traders to take prof
mhe railroad list. Sugar was the
n spot, and large sales of the
u we're made openly by the Have
4, brokers. 1t Is rumored that
S,ssion OF the supreme court VIII
4 sranst the sugar trust In the mat
!, n Inc absorption OF the Philadel-
d |. rsaners. The decline In the Pam
4 An preferred was due to the con-
I-lne reports on the passage of the
{Sdsnd. %Alcb Is not expected will
| seted upon until tomorrow's meet
4, Of the directors. Chicago
Y and Western unlon were in good
5oulst for both accounts. The Wheel
marty were the r.l1ipal buyers at
4, mhy In both stocks. New Jersey
Zeal was comparatively tirmer on
4 zscniion OF buying orders by lead
II commission houses.
|lorion. . p, n.-Market for Ameri-
III opened weak and is now dull.
[ke Shore, Iii St Paul and North
|ssern, Union Pacific, is higher;
|iAlon. Reading, Erie, Northern Pa
|he preferred, unchanged.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-31

washington. D. c.. Oct. 80 = The
health Office has been informed OF
fresh case OF smallpox. the yietim De-
ing Samuel Mundel who had laid car
pets IN the house occupied by Mr. Cos
ten, whose child was the first 10 DE
OF the disease here. The patient was
removed to the hospital All the cases
except that Of owen are reported 90
ing well.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-31

rather dull, The mail order was light.
yet on account Of former cnguR ments
considerable business was reached.
There was good request for all quai-
tiles OF wide and narrow odd ends on
the basis OF 2 81 for slxty-four
squares, but OF the latter no sales were
reported.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-31

!, IO n Oct so.-canadian Pacific.
fnnS si ERE, Is is; Erie seconds. 10 1-2;
aa ,ao', /. Central, 81 81; Mexican ordi,
Esv y II; ST. Paul common, 81 "a;
NM I'M 10TH Central. 100 Ia; Pennsyi.
ss,,,, % u; Reading, rs; Mexican
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-31

New orleans, Oct 30. --Cotton--Quiet
and easy; sales spot 1850; 10 arrive 1900;
receipts e70S0: exports TO Great Britain
5000; ooastwise $3.50; stock 27a2Oi.
Futures-Steady; sales i0.S00: October
5.4l nominal: November SAG bid; De-
cember 5.21I5.22; January 5.24fl5, 25:
February 5.30nb 30: March g. 3505. 30 I;
April b.n05.42; May 5,47d5.4s; June
5 5sm5.5i; July 5,59Q5. 60; August 3. 62
1r cl
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-31

Liverpool. Oct. go.-closlng; wheat
Steady. demand fair; No. red winter
Is I'd; do springs Is 50.
corn--spot nominal, demand poor as
lid. Futures demand fair October
December steady, IS 8 Sid.
Flour-stcady, demand fair. 81 Louis
fancy winter b. Cd.
Lard--s5tcady. demand poor: spot gos.
Bcef-Dull. demand poor. Extra
india mess. CSC I'd: prime mess. sos.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-31

Kansas City, NO.. oct. Ex-Governor
stone Will speak In this city tonight.
Preparations for his reception have
been going on for the hast week. an1
a large gathering from all parts o.
Missouri VIII greet him.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-31

Liverpool. oct 30. Reoeipta of wheat
foI the past three days were 1900 CEN
tails. including $1,000 American. Re-
ceipts Of American corn none.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-31

Liverpool oct. 2o-Pork-Dml, do
mand poor: prime meas western cee
3D. do medium 5ss I'd
Hamg-Dull. demand poor; Cumbnr-
land cut 3is; short Ribs. sTs: long clelr
% pounds as long aud short clear Sc
pounds 36s.
shoulders--Dull, 27s.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-31

Count yorontaori -Daehlsofr, procurntor
OF the holy synod. Father POhlcdonos-
tzeG ana Prince Dolgorouk grand
master or ceremonies. are also Ia at
tendance upon hts majesty.