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The old Abe eagle., 1894-02-15
CHURCH DIRECTORY.
Methodist Church.

Methodist Church.
Preaching every Sunday at II A. NJ.
and 7:45 p. M.
sunday School in afternoon AZ
O'Clock. Prayer meeting every Wedne
day evening at 7:30 o'clock.
THos. HoDGsoN, Pastor.
The old Abe eagle., 1894-02-15
SOCIETIES.

white Oaks Lodge No. 20. A. y. a A. NJ
The old Abe eagle., 1894-02-15

Golden Rule Lodge No. 16, I. o. o.
The old Abe eagle., 1894-02-15
Aviso dc Litigio.

Aviso dc Litigio.
Charles d. Mayer, Demandante, as
vs. 70 81
James M. Sigafus, Augusta C. A. = sHS
Sigafus, j. Everett Bird, E. G:EyS
Marion Bird w. G. Hunter GS29
Demandados. SEE
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-12

BY Associated Press
ST Louis, March 10.-Flour-u I'm.
changed,
Wheat Unsettled, pending ihe govern
inent report No. .. red cash, 90 2c;
Mnrch, 5i7-sc; MAY, 90 i-2ao7c, july,
lS l.sc.
Corn Slightly higher on demand No,
., mixed, each. 80 5.Sc; March, % l.2cj
MAY, - 0.Sd;}lc; luly. % l,2c
Oats Higher. No, ., cash, we; May,
- 9c. Iuly, 2S i.Sc.
Rye No. held Hi 80 IL.
BARLEY Better domaud, but unchanged.
Brm-72c.
clover Lower at sI0OaTp5
lln1aocd Sl50
llny Unchanged,
butter Better unchanged.
Eggs lower; i2c
Lead Higher, AO2 26310
Cofnmcnl 81 duNil.i1.
Whisky sl,l5.
Cotton Ties Unchanged
Bngring Unchanged,
Provisions SLOW aud onelcr
Pork Mess. Sil.ST ~,
Lard Primo steam. Ai.1NIl.S0
Dry Salt Meats Louise rhonldora,
S5.SI -; longs and ribs 1885, shorts,
Bacon Packed shoulders. 500: longs,
sGs7 ~: ribs, $500; shorts. S0OH
Rreaipts Flour, none; wheat. 1900
buslea. corn, 10000 bushclsi onts' 10
sbpm"ats Flour 1000 barrels, wheat,
II OOO hnshels. corn, ll2OOO bushels,
nnts, 1 900 hushri7.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-12

sucd in tho afternoon regarding the
Amount in farmers hands kept the ilnc.
tnations within narrow bounds After
decline Of lie ana q subsequent r.
covcry the market Remained steady and
with an evident reluctance 20 do any
business during the greater Iart of the
remainder Of the session The matters
which usually AFFECT opinion were dlwc
garicd.
Even the highly favorable weather was
confined IN It's influence to an expression
from the traders of physical satisfaction
herewith Tho weeks reports from 10th
coasts, as reported by Bradslrcct, were
.Sol,OOo huahcls, including nour. On
the preceding week they amounted 10
2eI2,Ol0 bushels and 10 2,Sol, QUO on the
corresponding week Of last year. HN.
ports since January ] ihia year the same
authority gives as 2NOOO,O0O bushels.
compared with 33,o0OOOO bushels for The
similar period OF last year, and 10000.
No bushels the year before that The
olcaruccs FROM the Atlantic srahoard
were euna TO about S1i 600 bushels in
wheat and -four Chicago received N
cars 0f wheat Against % year nso
MINNEAPOLIS reported al cars and nn.
luih 90, against 500 aud ~ respectively
year ago. Liverpool aud Continental
MARKETS were quoted dun aud rather
30 5.Sd1n 3ir s We
Corn followed the downwar, co,ra, ~
wheat early IN the dnv, hui an an nj.
tempt If d commis,lon ba,,sc T., Nh a
buying order for ahe,it yiODO hrsheis
the offerings were 50 lIa.ht mai 90 wee
added to the price durlns ihe an. MIN,
utes occupied in alinn N mo in,,,n,.
ing gnvernmpnf rep,rr Was In rrr,, NJ
d was IN wheat. a ressnn for cxtrc,ne
gear anu the market nanlfestea ita mn,
prchrneion as fhc snail dnes IN enriins
itself M inside Of III shell ma MIR,
chase by Irwin Green ~ $50 600 bushels
already reformed 10. was Ia AMI, nniahir
feature Of thc dny'e trade
May opened at ~ i.Sc. seld down IA
3Tc. recovered 10 M t.Sr and then
jumped M to ~ $50 quickly. During n
few minutes Of the c,ose, tho price ruled
ccip,s for today werc onis 1S2 ears and
for Monday 200 cans ara estimated.
near the c.ose NAV advanced Tor scc,
ond to 81 ado. The latcal trading WINS at
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-12
Cotton.


Special Dispatch.
New Orleans, La, March 10 MeEl-
roy y Co. say
Fuures-Whila tho sales Of spots IN
Liverpool today, 10000 bales, are quite
large for saturday. they were made at
a decline of l-lGl. aud delivrriu closed
quiet, al n net loss Of 3tAd. Everything
appeared hcarsh today. The movement
as evidenced hy the expectation OF iuM
receipts az this port for Monday asalnst
2iOp last year, was exceedingly liberal,
Spot demand showed decided falling on
and total sales here were only 1000 on
am easy market. which was quoted oil
chilly l-lOc lower, hut which is really
l'Sc below yesterday
A New York special vas authority for
the statement that thirteen New Fms
land mills had decided 10 commence in
o short time the coming week, hut our
personal investigation Of this rumur DE-
vclOped the fact that only SIX mills pro
pose 10 run short tune aud these man
ufacmre class OF goods named blue
goods, for which there has been only a
light demand lately, while Il large supply
remains on hand.
No Doubt grcal deh Of his i1lk oi
short time rs intended for poliiiaol obcel
owing Co the present position ct tho tariff
bin before congress. aud while We du
not tnl,e % very optimistic view Of The
present situation, we prefer to get Tho
facts where rumors are concerned ant
not accept idle gossip for truth,
Our market closed at the lowest OIL
the day, . points below last night The
outcome Is not cheerful, mud q inHhc
decline seems likely and Il looks nrohn
bic that the present long interest val
have to be liqundateh before a recover
will be In order
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-12

terially assisted In Its rise yesterday and
this morning by the report that the r.s
iuar dividends would bc declared "a She
most meeting OF the directors. rhcre WIS
good dcmnnd for sugar common in he
opening dealings, and in the hnt fifteen
minutes an advance 81 BIC had ncln ~
c0rdrd. Thereafter the sellers w'r' IN
greater number than the buyers. and ,he
figures sagEcd down until a loss 81 We
co,lcd IN the last sales, leaving a gain
Of l l-Sc on the day. Sugar pr'Nrrsd
Advanced Re. but subsequently, losi the
cutirr ilnnravemcnt
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-12
Produce
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By Associated prcss,
Chicago. H., March i0.-The leading
futures ranged ns follows:
Wheat No. . MOtch opening 90 3.Sc;
highest "a a-Sc; lowest - t-tc; clo,
Ing, - 2,SdaI LIE, MAY 50 $50.
80 Use, 30 t2c, 90 5.Sd3a 3ic, July
~ 3.Sc, 81 i-2c 81 l-Sc. o. 9sc
Corn NJ ., March 3lc, 10 5,sc. 31r.
30 lie; May Nc l-Sc, ~ lic, sc.
81 i-Sc; July 3So rs 5-Sc 81 use,
3S In,
Oats M. =. March ~ 49,, ANasc,
~ 3-to 30 3,Sc MAY 30 A.Sc, 81 1.Sc,
80 l2c, ~ lSc; lnly ~ l'2c, 2Nc,
- l.2c. 2nc
rorl May Sita5, size IL Sne5t
Sll40; Iuly SiiAo Sii45. SliiO.
she L.
Lard March $3.50. May SOFT 10
S677 L. SGT21-2 $500 Juy 500
$500, S0Gj, SGf0.
S5ST IL
Short Ribs May S0.Sh, 5p2 -, Sas1
S1.ST ~: July S1.Sa, i.IA IL. 500
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-12

By Associated Pres
Liverpool. March 10. Thu saloa of
The day were 1000 bales, Of which
1000 were for Speculation aud export.
and included 300 American American
middinc. 4 i.sd: American Inlddling
fair. ! 91Gd; good mldilihr, 4 lid;
low middling, al: good ordinary, 3 ISL
ordinary. 3 11-1Gd
Futures closed quiet al the decline.
March. 4 l-G5d buyers. March and
April. 4 1-Gtd hpprs: April and May.
4 il0iml 2Gid; Nav ard June, ! 3-Gid
buyers, June and ,lnlv, 2 j-uid sellers.
Juiy and August. 4 hGfdHi 1-6id: Aug
nst ana September. 4 7-Gln4 sG4d; Sep
tember aud October. SGidi ih6ihi
November and December i0.Oid buy
faFa
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-12

Negetables-Cnbbagc. Northern. per
pound, cents; potatoes. Greeley,
Be-; sweet potatoes. per bushel. 90
MT5c; sweet potatoes, Northern. per
hushel. $3.50; pumpkin yams, 81: celery,
50nTjc per dozen lunches; heets. per
husbcl. S1.l0; carrots. per hushel, 81 30.
radshes. 4Oc per dozen; lettuce, a0c.
Fruits Apples. fancy, Oregon, t-bushel
&C.: oranges. per box. So: Blue6elds In,
nnnas, per bunch seas; Bartlett pears.
per box. S4TJf;6.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-12

mi.35; olive oil, per gallon. 81 10; lin
seed oil, per gallon. 0ONili1c: sperm, W.
u, per gallon, 81 20. opium. per pound.
S5.-1. opium. paper pound. S41D. black
pepper, ncT pound, l5c; potash. bromide.
per pound, 4Ic; potash, chlorate. per
pound. pc; ioiide. per POUND. 81 %;
quininc. l.. 4 w, i-uz bottles 20 lie.
~. cans,por Obj lie; quininc, i. & w.
o-ez cans, per ounce. "a lie: H. \ $,
quinlne. i-0z. walls, per or. 70 l.2c;
do, o-oz, tins. 30 lie; 25-oz. tins, per
eE., - ls2c; lO0ounce tins, per ounce,
= lie; salsoda, per pound. = Lar lie;
salt peter, refined, per pound, i0e; salt
peter commercial. ner pound. Co. salts,
Epson, per pound, MIic; salts, Rochelle.
8'c; soda Mcarbonate, English, kegs, per
pound, 6c; sulphur, flowers. sman lots.
90; sulphur 5-barre lots, lie;
spirits turpentine, market rate, per gal
Ion; white lead, Collier X southern, s.,
p, per pound, 6 34dTc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-12
FAIR LEFT-ovERs.


associated Press.
~, March IL. An the unsold ad.
's,tets to the Worlds fair, about
I'm IN an. have been sold TO a local
W. W. for about S1l.0OO. There are
Isren different styles of tickets.
Az ,he souvenirs for Chicago and
s.r.n DAYS and the children's sou.
askets. The greater proportion,
~ 4 Of the four regular series of
I'm the vignettes Of Columbus,
,l.,,on. Lincoln and 10 the In.
SWhir the price paid is fair
/. IN Treasurer Xeberger, 81 think
l,haser will bg able to make a
ainr Of his investment. The tick
I. VERY fine specimens Of steel en-
.~ and cost the exposition com
s2G6 90 per thousand. so that We
,,out get our money back ON what
N over.
4 ~ auction Of Abandoned Worlds
A ,.hihits is In progress at Jackson
! In IA being conducted by the in.
a Of customs for the purpose Of
Z the value of the duties on the
81 Eight rooms in the building were
II I'M as miscellaneous q lot Of stuff
HI wns c6tten together. Wines from
\ bamboo from lava, fish from
4 stamary from Italy, sedan
j nom Turkey, with any amount of
d n,peous articles. the entire lot val
4 \ $500, were offered for sale. The
,ranity to secure bargains Of the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-12

iNN.
ei ny. per dozen. Sc; anar.s No. s.-.,
80; half gallon per dozen VI uo-eh'
ler dozen, $3.50: hexaeon ~s ,1n sn a.,
$3.50. '''Periei' gallon, per dozen,
Nuis-Almonds, now soft .h.n NOR
tou''p, 10 &c; wainuts per f,onsJ ~
10 ,'aFse, Y IL; iilperts Dor Mound.
10 80 10, brazls per pound. new crop,
- ,-V' oceans. new cfdb, S l-oFnr.
ivah9is fancy white. per sarh Parrot
brand. s.; choice white. brass brand,
'ei roasted white, best qualiiv, loc'
ireserres-Fivenouni pals, one doz.
en- 70 the case, per dozen, S6.55: 2Opound
Ali,lkins, per pound, l0C.
Mmasses-bArrcl lbis, nex crop. fancy
suSnr house, 3Sc; choice new crop. Der
sSeli,on' Doc; fancy syrup per gallon. 35c:
g XIV y, corn syrup per gallon. 25c; silver
Green coffee--9y the s,eI r,,A ooc.
choice. % IL: fancy. 29e. neaberrr
y 1-2c; Cd government Java. &c; Mo,
cha. pc. NV
Dried fruits--Turlish prunes per
pound. 6 LIE; California. lOOs. 1tns.
sacks, lie; California. TOs. sos. sacks
&C; sos, 6Os, 1-2c; 40s. 5Os. Il Zoe.
apricots, per pound. l5c: l.. l.. raisins.
three crown Sl.I5 per box: choice evan
Grated apples, J0pound boxes. IL IL;
fancy apples, 50popnd boxes, IL 1-2c:
primo, 50-pound boxes. IL LIE per
pound; curranis in barrels. &c per pound ;
currnnts In boxes. &c per pound: Cali.
fornio nisins, grapes. Sc. dried grapes.
3 IL; citron, 1Sc; orangepeel, 1Se. lem
on peel. lSc: dates 1O-ponnd boxes. l0c
per pound; 50pound boxes, G he per
pound; choice unpeoled California
peaches, 12c.
.lcllies-T wenty-ponnl nails, T5c; 80.
pound pals. SOC: l7-nound pals, zoe:
wine glass. per dozen, 75c. schooner per
dozen. S2.i0.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-12

By AHauNNli'l , AfaH' - a.
N,,y York. Mnrci. 10, Wheat Re-
o.ints 7ont esporte Z /, sou hushclsi sales
$50 uiiO bushels iuturcs, Ao,on bushels
ami Spot full No. . rcd, store ana
eievator. 90 IS; nioat. OA l.sni = o.
b.. 90 5-Sc; No. hard q l'se de-
hyrrel, lii,,
hhsiI an Gnt weather West, reports thnt
ihe government report would Rhow over
40 ono uOO bushels farmers reserve huu
disappointment over ihr weekly 1spuiW;
fnter. the market rallied a niue, VAN
earn aud closed nnchnnFeid U 81 ngi
III 31ic; May, G3 8.Scd65 tl-lde; col.cd,
IA b.Set Iuly. Is 8-ididBc; closed, uHo,
December, n 1-iot closed, ~ l-lc
earn Rncripir. 800 hualipla; exports,
5000 hnshrls, Hhles, 3QOWn bushels inl,
nrss, 1000 bushels spot Spot market
dull hut firm no. ., 40 elevator de.
iiycred, 4tc; +, o. b., 20 3-lc, sinnmor
mixed, a. $50.
Options quoted caHler but aubseduent'
~ became stronger. The clos was firm
az i-Sda,Se net advance, Mnrcll closed
q Lice closed, i3oi July iidh o-ldei
Oats Hoocipis, 61.20o bushels. exports
0D0 huahpls; SALTS, 5000 bushels futurnai
- 900 buslels spot spoi very, dgl.
M. . white, ~ -. No. ! white,
~ 10, track mixed. Western, 3sd30ei
| truck white, Western Nbrl2 lie, trncl,
white, state, 3gal2 l-1o.
Options easy early but afterwards raj
/ He'd With rorn and closed hrn ~ M
changed prices. March closed % lie.
April closed, SO 1-iei May, - a.ialjci
closed. - I-se.
Hay dam shipping, G5ci good 10 choice,
| Cru So.
Hops dull aud easy. state common 10
choice. iim20ci Paddle eonsi. itlr20oi
| Inndou market holders Oifef Fpuringiy.
! Hides dull; wct snliod New ORLEANS
| 40 20 o. pounds, I i-2d0 lie. Texas ~
| irctsd, ~ 10 80 puunds. fe Buenos
| Ayroa, dry, 20 TO - pounds, 10 ls2Nfile
/ Leather quieti stock sole, BnenoH
Ayfcs. light 10 heavy welghia iJfiiDc.
Cotton sced Oh inactive aud easier I'M
der local pressure with small sales. ini
eluding 300 barrels prime crude NJ re.
with ~ i.2c the best bid NJ The close 81
the market and only small l0iz wanted
Vumored sales al tsuiank ears prime
crude ~ re lunse I b milla Prime
crude barrels, - l-2d2fc; prime crude
loose, 221f2le; on crude. 2.ni9ic, butter
grades Hid.lle; primo summer yellow,
81 i-2fi,}aci on Eummer yellow, 30 d3ici
prime white, 1Jfiisic
Coffee Options opened steady ~ an
adgaucs ~ 10 points on December con.
tracts aud from unchanged 70 points
advance on othuR. rilfd H,sier under
local pressure aud closed steady " about
ycsiG. days closing figures. sales, a..
I5O hays. includipg March at sll3gd
rs %, April. SIC iO1ilG 20l May, $3.50
Ni5.a5 June, so ,hNl lb.si October,
gli.GO. December, Sll. -.
Spot cona-Iso lrm; 80. q II 3.he;
mild sleady. ConioYa, 10 i-i0lD l.2r.
Surar-Iiaw. hIIncr; fair, relinlng
- a-i6c, centrifugal OG icst 3311a
3l-ir.
sales Two cafgoos centrifugal, 50 test
70 Canada: 3ic landed terms Refined
arm: No. q. M3-lSe.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-12

Oro.a+ions based on small los 70 y
al Jeaiers Antipathine w oaieYg'
h1e Acefanlid. per ounce ioe, per P ls,1i,.
AZ. aeetc acid, per pound, iVci w, ~.
nnc;i crvstalized, per pound o, - -
aV,ri IL acid. c. r.. per pounna1, -
,iitri.. aci. G. r., per pound ~ sui-
nhuric acd, Q. p. per pound, HI ~ .,,.ol,ai
KY iD, acis bulk. per pound, Sl21; aseol s
~ a,ls asr cont per gallon S2.42i IL - io'
~ alnm. per pound. 4e' an!lk'illleihla,
e3sh, sr1t '1, per ounce. 25e; an'py-
81 81 per ounce, Sl-4u; ammonia ,l.ll 80, "a
rene' ~ per p5nnd. lGe; vit5ol. peeg p'l,ni ..,
eghesU blne mass pei pound, 90, plps
49, !i.,n.nt per pound. 5De; bornA III
' o,p 13dlSci camphor gum Per I lo,,,5
ge9sns; cspsitum, powdereli ~ I2ln s.,
3Sa'.s. ma. muir. orystalited, pef oanee,
&c cHnperns. pcr pound 100, els..i
fg p-S a. P. Rsr poaHnS ay, ~ p 5oS
per p pour 81 ~ ether. sulphlrie' y
ger Bon X, Mound. 75ci gum arso,e, -, nl5'
~ AZ, ~ aogpd. 0oc. shellse ps5 u poe ,Ias
B P.s M brown. per pound, ~ ~ saasd
, ri, per pound, Zoe Ine ~ Pmorphine.
3 CIV. 1.S oanee ooA ~ ~ 81; ounce
ai-s ounce boxes pc, os s1. .nta'ers. per
s ii nfr ounce. s. sSi la sran7 81 20
6 6o,ind 7ss; castor OIL per sa'p"'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-12

Retail bridgeport, ear lots. S4.25;
10 10 tons, SA,70, ] ton. So 90; Meal
ester, Jenny Lind, Rouse, Maitland, Rob.
inson and Walensbcrg Goals. car lots.
10: 2 to 10 ton lots. So. -: l ton.
50 IS; IL ton, $3.50; Monarch. Victoria,
Santa Clara and Gilmore Goals. car lots,
5000; 2 TO 10 ton lots, $500: tons.
S6,2o; ton, $500; IL ton. $3.50; BHar
Crock aud Mclamcs coal. car lots, 500;
; TO 10 ton lots, So 90. . tons. S5.55;
ear lots, S5.25: 3 to 10 ton lois. 50 80:
single ton IS 40; anthracite, Pennsylva-
MIA. car lots, Sill; . To 10 ton lots,
Sl2.75 single ton. Sl3; anthracite,
Quila. > 20 Ia ton lots Sl single TONS,
50 80; IL ton, 50. slack, 4Os; car loads.
So %; Thurhcr ear lots, So 30 Per ton;
Cameron per ton. IS; . tons. Si.I5; 3
to 10 tons. 81 80.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-12
cpAcKERs. CAKES AND CANDIES.

Crackers Animals, l2c; Boston butter
Sc; hntier, Sc; creams, l-2r; crackneeis,
15c; cracker meal. &c: oyetor pearl, oei
ovsfer excelsior. Sc; pretzels, he; cream
soda. So; m0wiakcs. lie; soda &C.,
Cakes and Jumbles- Eleren aud one
half cents; fruit, sqltana- III gf,6et
snaps. s lie; grandma's cookies loci
lemon snaps. 13c; waters, Joe; sugar
cookies, Toe, stage plnnks, SC.
Candies -Caramels, assorted mayor D
nonnd boxes. Zoe: gumdrops, A. IS, aa-
pu uu,,d aavors 5-pound box. 40c; Japan
CSC Se =, strips. cocoahut flavor 5-ponnd box.
Csc, rock, assorted and while ,,,,,, go g
French kisses, per box, qqoei ea sle,'.a M
,,reafns Al. Doe; lemon drops iro,tel'
NOR box. Csc: burnt almonds, per box,
bne; creams, hand made, eOc' peanut
blocks. csc: peanut bar, per box toe'
iozengcs, assorted con. 9-Rouhvs Z, DE- u.
75c, marsh mallows. 5-pound box - y.
,r,xad r,ndies, pals. per pound, y l-zei
crystal cut. 3-4c; II. NJ. creams paha'
19e; stick candy, in pals. lie
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-12
KAKsAs CITY PRoprcE.

~ A-sNiiied Pnes.
Kairas Ciiy, NO. MaHh i0-Whcat
xe,, rroug. II to IT, higher No .
bard iaci No . rcd. BE-.
fgu InchanFcd S0 . MIXED 81 -
6f,sgr. No. whiie. 32sE. i2e.
Oats Unchanged. No. : mlsel' ~ IL
Bullef Weak Creamery. iiifl22fi
Fees Weak a. II iedd2c
Re,oipts -Wheit, 11OOu. corn aud
sbipacn.s Wheat 1000; eofn aud
oals. ngna
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-12

cbfeaso. March 10.-Nheni vas dull
atd si0s.si t.sr lower linn yesterday
'Tl,e uncertainty ooncerulne che Ospecied
government report prevented niurh trad
M, asd rsm1f'. thai 4 would be heArrh
,'3,-eB AS aasier feeling. Fluctuations
,,',.-. eonHrnl tn range of .ist
Corn aysfarCd hrm- TIE fealpari re-
,,,,t,.i 4 rbod demand faf export with
fe.h corn IN New York bnnEing r. per
busha oref me May pFico y cloash
NERO with a gnin fnf ihe day 81 l-2c.
oata are also 10 higher
pDeisions we've irregular ~ q shade
Lover rrlcca.
hs1r. hni lie feeling 81 uncertainty con
slraias ~ goseinmeA, lgures " be u.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-12
-.,,oorI.yS FRESHMEN.
a. Order Forbidding the
q Resea' I,rseland's Flag over the
fuint " City Han.

Aso'i''y ~. March l1.-At a
Erooblyns rs Ancient Order Of Hi
liing rs.olution was adopted, pro-
.a,ans, asf the notion of Mayor
|lnf aEsiT r,cfn@ing to allow the Irish
IHfin ~ aver the city hall on st.
i y hg Nv. The main resolution was
ialoNsa That we. the Irigh-Amer-
.Rf,essn. comprising the Irish organ
Il cliseo r our protest against this
sns II" nnpatriotic insult and that
u lna ,osiier II part Of onr future
shil neople to resent this insult
II q wespner. not IN conflict with man
,f1i rstlee and honor.
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BY Associated Press.
Chicago. March 1Os--1he Eyening Jour
rntfioIRecofpts TO0 head; shipments,
2O1 head. For o Saturday there was a
fnir business. with little 0r W raHpE. MS
,a.,.s,s,,srai with mo close Of yeater1ay
priH5,. to extra uafiva sieprs, SiJBdf,Ius
-ood 10 choice. 81 2Jnf 4ni others, N2,IA
n87Ii Texans, 2S0Ns2l, o,,.
Hog Estimated receipts, u Wp heul :
shinmenta. 300 head uDcheneeq rough
heavy. S4.4tdfcO; rough packers ARD
buirber weirhis. Sl.05a5O0; assorted
iisht, s4oJd5dQ. o.
sheen and Lambs Receipts. 1000
head: shipments. 500 head glead{, TYP
nnfire aud wctfern sheep Sb'Hhi3.hu'
iop lambs, Si0o04-2o
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-12

Hidos-BuyerS are paying. Dry flint.
heavy. 1-2c; light, 4 l-2c; dry salt
Be; green, salt, lie; butchers' green,
i-2c
Wool-Lght medium. 12H13 1-2c: low
medium, 10dl2c. fine. 1nMl1c.
Bones-Hoof and bones, 50 per ton, de-
livcrcd
Bees Wax-l5m1Sc
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-12

Oysters and Fish-Oysters. bulk, T5Gi
soc per. 100 counts; per dozen cans,
S3.25; dressed catfish. Toe per pound:
gulf fish, Toe per pound; shrimps, per
pound, l5c; crabs. per dozen. Zoe
onais. ST 95 pcr doEen MaiSrgs a. dues ISa
per pair, G0c; Teal ducks per uair. 85c:
canvashack ducks. per pair, 50000c: rab-
bits. 81 - per dozen; deer, saddles. per
pound, G lie.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-12
NV YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.
II, Associated Press.

New York. March 10 The share sper-
nistion was generally firm on moler-
10 volume Of business. but the buying
vas mainly 90 cover short contracts. and
~ for 40 long account The traders,
',.i,o did the bulk % today's business,
s.s1, anxious 10 close out theft lines, so
= m 10 carry them over Sunday. and
more was a disposition TO- take proiisN
sspo,aany "a sugar which had been ina-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-12
Nnw onLEANs FuruREs.

New Orleans. La. March fO.-Cottop
Futures barely steady Sales. aS.3O
bales March. TOt; Ahril 703Gif 81;
MAY, 7tt6f712. June, 7tOHT20 luly
l,2GgIs2Ii- August, l.o@!saal Sspiem'
yembcr 1891 20, December. 1.3Su1 80.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-12
NlENIPns CorroN

BY Associated Press.
Memphis, Tom March 10 Cotton
Steady and unchanged. Middline.
Z 5.Se Receipts. S0i baloe, shipments,
2303 bales; stocks. 0l.O1i bales: sales.
900 bales
New York exchange selling at par
Clearncc5 500, I6S. balances. Si04.-
COO
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-12

Poultry-Old hens, per dozen. $50;
spring chickens. small, per dozen, NZ20i
fancy. large, spring, per Dozen S-'1u'
roosiers, per dozen, Sl.2o; turkey mems,
ducks. per dozen s..
Fggs-Fresh. without case, lOc'
Butter-Fresh country, IL; choice
Dreamer, 2Od23c.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-12
NrM onlEANs rnopucE.

Be Associated pfcFs
New Orleans. La. Mlrch lo,-oats-
Mo-s port " 5ssc; dry sailed shout
dcfs. 6 f-sr. ldef. . B.se,
BACON Sides. Z lie.
sugar Centrifugal. choice yellow.
Z g-sc
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-12

by Associated Press.
81. Louis. Mo, March 10,-Cotton-
Quiet. Nlildlng, 5l,r. Sales, none;
Receipts, 500 bales; shipments 500
bales. stocks, e. 100 bales.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-12
STAPLE PROVISIONS.

sTDry salt, clear. shorts, Z 1-2c;
snoFt clear. 8 l-2c: bacon bellies,
Y, SAT bellies. Dc; medium hams,
.ia,. hams, 10 l-2c: small hams,
LII 11teakiast bacon, 12c.
u, lSS,inap9nnd, 20; pure leaf. DC.
tefed ttaulard graduated, 4 I-Sc:
~, K pasireis, 8 lie; powdered, half
2 i'2e; cut loaf. IN barrels. 8 1-Ic;
ft'- a tAali barrels. > lie.
~ T9,nekies Ariosa. 25c: Mid
~ A'oh' 24e; Alaroina, De; Jer-
/ : tso T. Aihey. full cream, one in hox,
de- u 'o1' 10 l-2c: Young Ameri-
IN as y; 3c; Lima. 3 lie; bayou,
ItAs-C ~ . &c; black eyes. 4 lie.
! u 4 ,15aiHmoen, 3 3-4d 4e; prime, &c;
~ * iJe' head rice. 6 1-2c.
. IN q. New mnckerel. medium, No.
~. 'sssrsls, $3.50; No. . iO-pound
\ II, KY medium No. / 1O-pound
Isits L-oi Goldfish bricks. $3.50.
~ Lump, &c per pound; i and B
4 Il EossAkes per pound, Sc -. 8
'1A N ~ oo2es, g. per pound, corr
IN. sad 4Q-pound bo4es GAG 1-2c
N 81 Sh' l-pound packages to Oh,
! ! -ssiiharrels, medium. So: half bar
y n hsis $3.50: barrels. small
a = fsss sssrfelA, small, S4.25; II
n ss'V0i o-gai.on kegs, $500