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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-25

Sc. prime Grade. 2sGsee: on crude.
2e4 use: yellow iIAuttor geades. afa7fc
choice summer yellow SIC. prime yell
low. a3qIs i-2ci yellow on grade, 81 Ia
G2sci prime white e7c.
Coifce--Options opened Irregular a;
. points advance 20 points decline.
ruled grneraily firm on covering and
same European buying. closed steady
az net unchanged TO 10 points advance.
sales iisW bass includlng August S+sa
ul4,s5' September, slA2oAftt.25: october.
SlSfOi November. $iaNNdfl2. 20; pecein-
Der. Ys.50di275; May, $3.50.
spot conce-Rio DUH. No, 7. i6c. Mid
quiet. cariova. 1912 lie; sales none.
Santos- quiet; good average Santos
~ ls,1 o Reoeipta 10000 bags stock,
Hamburg -pmt Prices i-9 pfr lower
10 IL pfx higher, sales 1890 bags
haNre- Opened quiet unchanged to
IL higher AT IL noon f-4f lower. at
p, N. dull unchanged to i-ef lower
Closed UNCHANGED 10 i-lf net decline
Total sales 1900 bags.
n, lains,Vrs--stook atoo0 hags Including
$1,000 bags brazilian, Rio inactive
nominaii exchange. ~; receipts. n. 0Og
bags; cleared for United States. 5000
bags chared FOR Europe 1000 bags,
stock 100000 bags.
Wearhouss deliveries from New York,
5s6l bags. New York stock today, isS
iet bags. United States stock. l6i lis
bugs nnoht FOR the United States 90. (
o00 bags, total visible for United States
year.
sugar-Raw active and higher; fair
refining, i-ic; centrifugal % test.
SIC, Sales tsS,4g3 bags centrifugal
s6 at sac; 700 bags n1olNsaes suEur
s-ie' Refined nrm aud active.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-25
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
ALL Tnn LISTS SHOWED up WEAK
YESTERDAY.
wheat WAS outlet and at Lower
Prices, Win Limited rrade--cosn
Was Also weak-oats display but
Little Activity and smnn Deals,

Chicago. ILL., Aug ei.--lNii the sprcu-
lative markets were weak and wheat
was the weakest OF the lot What the
country millers do not need and tho
hogs don't want stni leaves enough,
it is claimed. to supply All the foreign
demand, with respectable surplus be-
sides TO swell the vlsib,e supply. and
that feature Of the sissation caused
the weakness. Corn and wheat closed
Lie lower; oats 8-Sc lower und proYis-
Ions moderately below their yester-
days values
Wheat was quiet at lower prices,
with the trade mainly local and hue
tuations were frequent and confined
within i-Sc range The feeling was
easier the most Of the news ut hand
being In the main OF u bearlah charac-
ter. The market started out easy with
l-SI1-fc decline az So l-ge, with trade
very light, there being general lack
OF outside orders which was one OF
the bearish features, The price grad
ually receded l-l03-Sc, rallied l-ld3-sc.
changed some and closed with Septem-
Der ut 81 lie. The lower cables and
more favorable weather abroad were
influences which started the bearlsh
sentiment and the market was further
depressed by She large arrivals In the
Northwest which were double those
OF last year and were said to consist
Of three-quarters OF new wheat Ii was
this larger movement which Is OK
pected to Increase Tor the next two
days which was the principal boarlsh
factor,
Corn was weak, There were reports
of the likelihood OF an Increase IN the
receipts in the near future, which re-
ceived partial confirmation In the esti-
mate OF $50 carloads for Chicago to-
morrow, Receipts today exceeded yes
| terday's estimates by q cars. Business
in the pit was very dull. May opened
at % lac, or 1-ic lower than IL closed
yesterday II sold spurlngly az SO l2c
and on the receipt OF the eRtiinnte or
tomorrow's receipts II dropped to
OIL Use. September from 81 3-Sc declined
10 80 l-2c. then recovered 10 81 Use
inter which y UgHin cold down TO
81 5-Sc, relcting and closed nj ~ 1-4c
TIC session iu oats Was not marked
with nny large trades. but fair bust
ness was transacted. Notwithstanding
that local traders We're about the only
active spectators. Prices were lower,
principally In sympathy with corn.
The provision market started firm
and n shade over Yesterdays closing
prices on account OF receipts Of only
l6 900 hogs al the yards. The weakness
which dcvelopod In corn caused provie-
ions 20 synpathlze and they LETT or
at some decline as compared with last
prices yesterday. January pork closed
15c lower, lard 2 lie and ribs 1-2c
{ lower
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-25

New York. AUG. 2a-- For the week
ending August y. net receipts at ali
United States ports during week. ts.-
SO; net receipts az all United States
SAL
Total receipts 60 this date. 5SSd.sss;
total receipts same date last year. g.
05Scis.
Exports Tor the week. 26,Sii. exports
for the Same week last ypar, ail7i
Total exports 20 this date, h,il6,iih.
total exports same date last year. A..
9ii0e1
stock at All United states ports. ies.-
500; stock at all United States ports
saule time last Naar e663b2.
Stock az an interior towns issil;
stock at an Mtctior towns same time
last year. 1870.
Stock at liverpool i,o6s,o0o stock At
600
Stock OF American aiioat Tor Great
Britain, p 900; stock Of American nhoat
for Great Britain same time last year,
20 OOa
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-25

New York AUG. st--Cotton-Ne re-
celpts, uone; eross, az; exports TO
Great Britain, AS; 10 the continent.
1882; forwarded. 49i sales. 500. spip-
ners, Ill: stock, 1919
Weekly net receipts, "a; gross. $500;
exports to Great Britain 6o9T; 20 the
continent. SCOT forwarded iii; GALES.
1919. splnnors A27i Total net today,
receipts Gi6; exports to Great britain.
ea3i tu the continent 1853 stock, i66.-
500 Consolidated net rcceipts 1888:
eNnCrta 10 Great Britain 1919, 20 the
coutluent. 1906
Total since September met receipts.
1,AS0,a 500; exports 10 Great Britain, q
sit,s46' 10 France, 500 25i. 10 tho uonti-
mont, l,12Q,932 TO the channel. 1851,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-25
A BIOL, Acensr.l I'D ,lnr.r rhnrt.

Paris, Tex Aug si--p. Woodward
a boy under Is years OF axe, was
Jailed here today for horse theft by
Deputy Marhal Jim Chancellor Tho
hoy'a father lives at Barnett. o. T. A
few dayu aso the boy took one OF his
fathers horses and rode 1t TO Paurs
Valley. in the chlckasaw Nation, and
traded Vt 10 man named Lewis. After
the trade Lewis Runpectoa that the
horse was stolen and questioned the
boy SO closely that he confessed. Lewis
turned him over to the federal ,suthorl-
tloa. The boy has evldently lived o
hard life, but does not appear TO bs
tough
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-25

Vegetables -cabbagcs, per ID. 2l-ec,
potatoes. eStsSec per huahel; rnions, per
70, 2c bects. 1bo per dozen bunches,
TOMATOES, rer hushol, 81. watcrinci.
ons, per doxen. 5eu4sl0r, cantaiourcs,
half hushcl baskets. Il I; cucumpess
sto per dozen; celery, s00soo i,tt
bunch.
rfuitr --Lcmons, fancy sido@) per box,
42sQf,50; apples one-thlrd huehci tox
we i0c: pcnchoa. one-thitd buahrl lax.
esp5oc; Erapee. Concords, tOc pot
basket; III Paso per bnehei. eoc
California pnaiE, per box. seas. ttil-
forisla apples, per box. taa0; tnlisnrria
rruncs, per box. S,e5. california
peaches. rcr box. - "a. Northern ~,
pies, $500 pcr bbi.: benanss. s9st1si2s
nor bunch
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-25
FINANCIAL.

|indon, August "a. 2 p m.-The
|set for Americans opened dun, and
bow strong, c. o., Ia higher; L. s.,
w; ST. p, 1-2 up; L. and N, IA up;
y rs up; U. p, 1-2 up; N. +. pre-
IA, s-S up; Reading. Ia up; Atchi-
| n up.
are told that parties caught short
Isome Of the high-prlced specialties
| De recent movement settled pri-
Ply yesterday, This gave rise to
POS IN the morning Of trouble in
aIn quarters. There ure said to be
Handing short interests of consld-
ie size in some of the other stocks,
|ng them d. II. and ID. l..
n earnings for the third week Of
~, 81, Paul. increased S2s. 1852. The
dent 10 said to have told several
IS yesterday that he had decided
Flow the tariff bill to become a law
4 out his signature.
| Coombs started the buying In l..
ihe later order was given to Mr..
~ York, August 2i-Stocks opend
4 IS and active with a brisk demand
A loth accounts In st. p. In response
N higher prices IN London. Some
as traders took profits Reading
w q firm feature on purchase OF
.etlphia account. ID. @. r. wa,
Il ly and the new pool continued to
lnulaie the stock on positive as
nee from the management that the
lanys finances were In good shape
lIhdraw Its stock from bond.
r earnings for the third week In
usl Increased S6s.5Oa
hslof Hin says the president Will
the tarin hlll-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-25

New orleans Aug. N.--llog nroductr
Steady. pork "a s-ic. lard. refined
fierce use; boxed lneam, jrN g7u
shoulders use; gides Z 3-ir hncon
gdes l.2c. hume, choieo sugar cured
II 3-iNl2c.
CoNce- steady; Rio ordinary TO low
fair rs 1-i0t 3-ic
Rice-Flrm; ordinary to good a 1880
1-Sc.
Flour Quiet hut steady; extra fancy
50 55bi3 COZ patents 81 aQ03oO'
Curnmcnl- Firm; $40,
Bran-nu,l; soc.
Corn steady, No. . sacked mixed o0ei
white 661C7c yellow &c.
oats Firm; No. 2 sacked western
81 i-2m3sc, TEXANS gGf3ic.
Hay Dull; PRIME i3ni4c; choice ID IL
Qi6c.
enRnr--Firm; centrifugal plantation
rranulated 4 i-ic: or white 3 '-Se
choice yellow clarified 3 3-ici OIL do
3 8-Sc: seconds 2fl3c,
Molaaacs-N Nominal, unchanged
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-25
LIVE srocIl siAnI0Ers.


New York, Aug. 2l.-Beeves-Re-
ceipts, $500 head; nineteen cars on sale:
market active. loGi5c per 100 pounds
higher, Native steers, fair to good,
sA.6uG4.S5 per 100 pounds; ordinary 10
medium, s420gi50; common to good
Colorados S3.9Oa405; oxen, S3s00i. 40;
dry, COWS, S225431O, European cables
quotp American steers at 1Oni1 per
pouitd, dressed weight: refrigerator
beef $ 1899 Ia per pound; exports 70.
day, mono; tomorrow, 1863 beeves, 44l
sheeb and $500 quarters OF beef.
calves Receipts IN head. on sale,
s89; market weak, barely steady. Veals,
poor TO prime. S5OOW500 per 100 pounds;
grl9sers and buttdrmillt calves, $500.
Shoep and lamhs-R Receipts, 6i7T;
thlly-seyen cars on sale; market worry
duh; sheep steady; lambs. 1-ic per
pound lower over 5000 head SIN I'M
sold. sheep, poor to prime, $i.9OGS.25
per 100 pounds; lambs. common to
chbi6e $S.e50A25.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-25
GRAIN AND raovrsrovS.

Fort Worth. Aug. ai-wheat opened
slightly lower with weakening ten-
dency OF lower cables and on improv-
ed weather conditions abroad, New
York wires us that Paris and Liver
pool markets are lower That Berlin
opened firm but closed lower, Exports
are good buyers OF options and they
expect Il good export trade today al
though Chicago wlrer that exporters
report bids lac below working basis..
Receipts today were quite liberal, be-
Ing 469 cars for Chicago and 4Gb cars
each for Minneapolis and Duluth
Primary market receipts 100000 bush
els.
Tho probabilities are that we shall
have but little Improvement In the
wheat market until aftcr tho first Of
the month as September deliveries are
likely 10 be quito liberal at that time.
But with this liquidation OUT OF the
way we are very strongly Inclined and
look for sharp advance. Closing
cnbies are: Liverpool wheat IA To i-2d
lower Corn unchanged.
Paris wheRt 10 to 30 confines lower
Flour 30 lower Berlin wheat 10 2A
marks lower. A. noon the mprket was
selling at the lowest point OF the DAY,
September 81 against "a i-2 at the
opening
Corn opened NJ 1-ir decline on larger
receipts. the dullnegs OF trade and
showers In Illinois It was quiet and
steady. with prices allghtly in buyers
favor IN to II o. m. NJ which time
the market gave way under heavy sell
ing by Bartlett, Frazier 4 co. In view
~ n heavy corn crop nll over this coui-
try. with the exception Of what we con-
slider an exaggerated estimate Of dam
az, I'm one or two states IN the North
west-we think that present prices are
considerably out Of line with other
grain, and in our opinion buyers At
these prices are likely TO come 20 Hriei.
receipts-i0g cars Market looks lower
in view Of anticipated heavy roceipts'
Provisions were lower. while hog re-
celpts were only 10000 and cents
higher az the yard. yet it X generally
believed that receipts in the near iu-
turc will be quite liberal.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-25
|poE0 AND STOCK MARKET
-, OF ACTION on THE srocK
rih EXCHANGE.


. YORK Aug. 24.-Today, as dur
~ ~, week. DlstllIing has been the
"a interest Of the speculation on the
f''s. srcbange by reason Of the heavy
'g-- ..c,lons therein and the conflicting
'-p s,s touching the proposed loan of
/ .es 40 which it is alleged the COM
i endeavoring TO negotiate, or,
~ c,aimed In some quarters. has
,s.d There seems to be very little
A IN mat the mystery thrown around
\. financial transaction is for the pur-
I. y manipulating the stock in the
.,.,e,. Of an inside operator or clique.
.. sossip has 1t that a leading
~ the company Is anxious to
lire Of the stock and the an
XIV OF the making OF the loan
's,....d 10 enable him to buy stock
assetabia figures. The shares adj
rT.I.g in the early dealings, re-
w. VI III and sold up per cent before
Amer midday another reaction
~. ~ IA. when an unconirmed
- mat the loan had been obtained
I'm inward turn was taken on
~ buying, carrying the stock up
,Snar cent from the low price OF
mornlng. the last being the best
y. N the day. The general market
.nsd arm and for the greater part
no list was strong throughout the
with the exception OF period Of
.tasslon between II and ~ o'clock,
mainly to realizatlons.
Svrar was an exception, and after
MOI ia around the opening fell on
n 10 i12 80. Subsequently n rally
ii.s was made, with final reac-
o. "a.
Az loss Of is.
1ova Central and Baltimore and Ohio
athwestern preferred per cent and
,w other shares 1884. The more
hmlnent advances of the day We're
sklng Valley preferred 4, Oregon
uratlon 2 1-2; Tobacco 3, Lake Erie
Western preferred . Is. Lake Erie
Western common IL, United
a. Leather preferred and New Jer-
Central 81. Ohio Southern 11-2.
Mtburg. Chicago Cincinnati, Column
and 81. Lotus preferred l, Rich
IA Terminal preferred, Canadian
mfihern, chicago ana Alton, Illinois
Enual Laclede Gas preferred / per
The bond market was strong all
snd there was n decided increase
XMe volume Of business, the transact
Is aggregatinr t2,59i,00O The Read
issues were again most prominent
he denllngs and there was also u
Ay business done in Texas and Pa
seconds The principal advances
N Oregon Navigation collateral
Il fyes 9. Southern Railway hves
Genital Pacific skies OF 1896 and
peml Electric dohenture fves l H.
Louis Southern flrsts Ia. st. Louis
thsrn seconds 1,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-25

Liverpool. AuG. 2f.--cotton--spo
Jul. pricen easy. mlddling. 3 27-22d.
Sales or the day were 5000 bales. d
which 800 were for speculation and sx-
port and included $500 American RE-
oelpis 900 hnies. an American. Futures
opened ateaag wish n poor demand and
clos. Dirhay American niddling T.
H. e.. August. i9-ei. valtqs Auruat
md September. fS-gi03 1891. sspten-
bsr and November. . is-Gi; December
ara Ianuary. fq-fi. sellers: January
ard February, tOl6id Valiie.s FehriI-
aIy AID March. st-ffma sgsgf. March
ana Apfli. 1916 values. April ard
May. asi-sisls Es-ci,
The tendsfn Of today'g deilyeffea
raup
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-25

New York. Aux. 2i-wheat-Ile-
c-ints 1900. exports, $1,000 safes
eso go bushels futures. 10000 SPOT
't,'gt a,ill and easier. No. ? red Ftora
s,,f elevator 81 sac, ailoat, Is l-ie; q
IA Use. No ) hard. ca i-sei 80. z.
1e.f,ons oqenfd wepker undcs enaler
.ases and foreiFn selling rulea ek-
ces,ivcly dull Wltb small schipins
aecifnt May 81 l-iIab l--ei uipfsa
~ Ananst tlcsed 81 &c, sspteui-
~ Il i-i5a5s $500 closed ss lsfc.
osisbor closed 5s i-ig; Dscembgr 81 BIS
"a tic closed CT d--c-
Hiies-Duli. an
1.eathef--Dul-
yVnoi-lsteady.
~ iron--Dun-
f.lfitsr-Quiet
r,n--Iirnier. stFaights, if'to; plates
h.tfer demand.
Cation oil--F inner more active, sales
4oA harfeiS. prime SUMMER yellow
II 1-sc and 40 barreis choice yellow.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-25

Meats bry suit, rlcar quarters, 90,
taucu. short clear. 0 l-io: bacon, bellies.
10 g-4o. dry RaIt b HES, 100. medium
ms, 18c; lnritn hams, nc, small hams,
Lard Compound, 3.ic; pure leaf.
9 l-ic
Sugar Standard graduated. l-2o.
powdered bnrrelg, Q ia-l9ci powdered
half barrels, 9 1880; cut lo0f barrels
8 Lie. cut loaf. half barrels. Lilo.
yellow Charmed, l-@MA SIC,
caner--A rauckicl Aripan. 21o, mid
Land .2ac. Lion, 25ei Alaroina. z3c.
French markst re. ANtsS, 25q'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-25

New York. AUG. "A -cotton-Spct
closed quleti mlddllnr upland &c; mid
diiuG rulf Z LIDO; galps $500
Futures rClo0ed aulct and steady
rolee l00 bales, August eos Scptcm-
bcr C.Gi, October G,71. November 6 40,
Dccemhfr G.Sf; 1muAry 6,9l; February
0.e9; March 1,05, Aprh 7,iii May IT'S.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-25

York. Aug. 2i.-The Evening
london onblegram; The stock
n, are quiet today. but with
N, 500 tone. Consols reached the
n !, polht on record OF yesterdays
r is,urn and the prospects Of pro-
ss OF money. Other gilt edge
"a nave risen. Americans adj
III N The support In New York.
Y, closed below the best. The
un, nonses don't 1spport recent rise
.a,ess pronopn strength at
's"Nhues, decline IS expected.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-25

Nv York, Aug. 2i.-The Evening
says' The market considered IN
n presents many interesting fea-
was an uneven battle be-
y me bears and the bulls. The lat
Nocd alone and were successful
e The assistance derived from
Auons and traders. Various
III took advantage Of the bullish
oenls 70 advance their respective
.lufs This was particularly true
|Amefiean tobacco. Distillers nd
Y Sharply in the last lfteeu min
.,a considering the sharp rise OF
'aal and today the close was
,Iong' being within a fraction Of
ughest Of the dav.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-25

Fort worth. August 2i-O2evicw OF
to-dny's mnrbet BY =, q. Mcpehk e
two points decline from last nlghtH
closing prices IN consequences Of i-Oid
decline in Liverpool
stooleH OF an Kinds on hand az Liver
pool 1903 900 bales, agalunt l,ls3,ooo
iaat year, Of which $4,000 bates aEainat
900 were American. Stock anoat.
N 900 arninst 10000 last year. Liver
rooi closed steady at i-6id below last
nights prices. Spots unchanged Sales
5000 bales
New York spots closed quiet a. 10.
nn advance Of i-i6c Spot sales were
..,,a,l ta.sso heinz Goo ba1ta
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-25

ST. Louis, No, Aug. 24.-Cattle-Re-
celpis. 1900 head. shipments, 500 head;
niarket active, strong generally. Ma
tive steers. 1900 to 1900 pounds, 4,25I
AS5. COWS and mixed, sl70a217 1-2;
Texas steers, 500 pounds, S2,6O42.S5;
cows Sl.70Ga.20
Hogs-Receipts, 2200; shipments 25O0;
meiiktt Irregular. stronger. heavy.
wealcfor light; good butchers and pack
ing. bfpluc higher Good heavy. $4,000
b.a5: light and mixed, $55Od5.s0; COM
moi and rough. s450a5.5O.
sheeb-R Receipts, zoo head: shipments.
mons. market slow, steady Natives,
s2.0lQ2sO: stockers, Sl,25; lambs, s2.i5
TgBAi
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-25
Premium
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Machine

Value $40, our price. s2i, which in
eludes the Hcmi-Weekly Gazette TO any
address for ossa yeRr.
Extra attachments In velvet lined
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These attachments nre superior to
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being the only ones that are on the
market that aro warranted steel
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The gnzettrir machine ID strong and
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-25

!, iork. Aug. 24,-Money on call
J, ~ yer cent; last loan, !: closed.
Prime mercantile paper.
per cent; sterling exchange
IA, 7, actual business In bankers
y st.ss i-4GD4.Se 10 for demand
4 AZ 49, T.; - for 60 days. Posted
..ns ~ and i.S7Gi. sS. CONNER
~ !, i-i94.sA IL, Silver GER
\ YET q a-4i Mexican dollars.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-25

~. 4rANDARD wonie BE- pleased q
aim IN ca.ilemsu IN Texas ana
tA.,i.Sisn rerrit0Iy who couteinp.af
ts s.aa ,sc VIII furnish MARC Oh
~ li'.',s' =. Nve ualif a speciality %
pii. e.. \ strade. and II good care d
ths 4 y,i.s yards and good slies NJ;
sSat You desire. then sena Us IRA, sri9i
shipnshs % We i ,,., s,,nesS' WIZ y a4
YOU -, 1--we STOCK COMAIS-
-, .sav. Exchange nuilding. y
. l'oupa - '-ss--i ards. Chicas). III
~, sansona, Manager, ioFine.'s o.
Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-25

~, ~; aug, 2f.-The total sales
|if y1ay were 22s.2es shares. In
\ hnfi,no,'llean tobacco. 77Qa sugar.
~ 81 Nv, 1900; Canada South
.os an 1,eeFo gas. 10000 Chcsa-
ms o fegla nis;iHcrs aud cat
I. 4 H,ge0; General Electric.
tldisd ~ 500; Rshaiug. 1900;
'1'' 800; 81. Pau. % 20
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-25
M,nI.

st. Louis, Aug "a -wool--Talrly
steady on hrsh, Missouri and smaller
rioclI and easier on Texas and Terri
tory, but not quotably changed tub
washed lower; choice, gle.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-25

Guthrie, O. +, Aus. at,-D Deputy
United s,alea Marshal Wood today ar
rcatca and Jailed ] A, Williams. post
master at Cloud Chief, ON charge OF
stealing the contents OF a registered
letter.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-25

New York. Aug zi,- Following ere
the total net receipts Of cotton at AZ
paria since September. 1879. Calves
ton. oil .s1f bales; New Orleans, i.seg.-
sal; Mobile. 2is.ssi; Savannah. psi,s7z;
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-25

- Lqin4on, Aug. 2l-Gold today Il
g w 's at Bnenos Ayres at 2le: at Mad
- tag. ga - Lisbon. 1926: at ST. Peters
nv ovt y; eo; at Athens, n; at Rome, 1915
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-25
phlIn,leinhIn Cntfon.

philadelphia Aug Cotton Firm .
middllng Z b.i5; low middlinF, ia-iOe,
good ordinary : lh-iGoi net and bross
reculpt1 none. stoclt 232s,
weekly net rcolpta. iSl; groas. a6i.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-25

Galveston Tex. Aug. 2i.--COiton--
Steady; mlddlWg, 9-lGc; sales, 5e2
bnlcs. receipts, 1900 exports. 40; stock,
ig,501 bales
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-25

london, Aug. 24--Money. IA per
eshl. The rate OF discount Ia the open
n.a9ket Tor short bills is 9-16 per cent
anu lvr three months bills IS per cent
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-25
silver.

=. London. Aug. si.-Isaf silver ouened
~ l-lsd per ounce, but later reacted
and closed at 20 sid. u
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-25

hionchester. Aug "A Cloth dun hut
steady Yarns hrm with 0n Improved
unfuuud
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-25

,,I london. Aug s4-The amount Of hui
LII LII sone INTO the Bank OF England on
balances today Is 5000 pounds,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-25

Memphis. Tenn. Atg 24--Cottun--
Steady mt1dHnR Ctifc. receipts, 1877
bales; shlpmouts, Qd3 sales, 200. stock.
aSaI.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-25

(. itros AUG disbursement
/, rrons states duli: railroad
Hk' i.