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Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1894-10-25

BETWEEN NEWBERN & MOREHEAD.
No. ., mixed freight and passenger,
leaves Newborn Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday at 800 p. IN arriving at
Morehead at DIG.
No. 6, mixed freight and passenger,
leaves Morehcad Monday. Wednesday
and Friday at 400 a.. m, arriving at
Newbern at 1882 d. m.
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Trains l and a make close connec-
ton with trains on K & n c r Il for
Morehead City and Beaufort.
Steamers on New River leave Jack
sonville daily, except sunday, for Ma
rines and intermediate points ut 7:30 Il
~, arriving at Jacksonville on return
at 800 p m.
H A WHITING,
Genl Manager
J w MARTENS,
Gen'1 PassengerAgt
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Southqh Railway.
PIEDMONT AIR LINE
Richmond & Da1ville and N. c. Divisions

IN EFFECT JUNE l.. 1891.
This condensed schedule is published
as information and is subject to change
without notice to the public.
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NoTICE.

IwANr every man and woman IN the Unitz
States Interested in The Opium and Whist.
habits to have one Of my books on these DIS
eases. Address Is. M. Woolley, Atlanta, Go
Box $50, and one will be sent gu free.
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NO. 3. NO. 4.
~EAsTBO'D. WESTBOD.
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W. N. and N. Railway.
In Effect Monday, Jan. 1904,

DAILY ENCEPT SUNDAY
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Atlantic &NOfth Carolina R.R.

IN EFFECT OCT. /, 1894
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
NCcENEEp
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-26
LIVE STOCK MAnISrr.


Chicago, Sept 25-'rbera ,,.,. .,..,
der tone to the eattiS m "Ss sloau-
cover any part ~ ,,os,,l 9liins 70 re-
severe decline. For n T uasSas,, liner Il..r
was unusually large and ~. e,.r run
for yesterday ana foday ,,af' iEalS
Of some "A. 900 greater ms, 90. ~ : ,oeal
time last week. but fo,. ma 80
OF this wesi r,n5., .ot "ie remainder
expected ana tbe affect ~ ~ ure
The offerings di5 no, i,,i',S ia S.vauy us
nearly as good ne III. ,a,,i ny 'hlhE
tcrday M So az. indacd 'S W.. sold yes
as SO tbe nre,''5ii t 20 SCI Tor as much
g5.75 for natlves s,,d ts -o osing sl.io
westerns, Tho lntter oS,,, sII,'oH9''e lot
onc-half OF ths su,,n,,. N.Y. . i'! Noout
only a Few iosSs ", 'v Wy > eallle
enough TO make a mart. w. II, hoi
OF the stinnI,. ~ ~ N9eps ahead
continue H. ~, a'at 'nuse descriptions
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-26
COTTON, GRAIN, PROVISIONS
NOTHING GREATLY ENCOURAGING
- IN ooTroS.
Wheat Went Down with a nnsp
when the Increase In the visible
supply Was Made iSuown-oats lex
tremciy Duii--rrovisions weak.

y g. MercaR & Co, IN their re-
view OF Yesterdays cotton market. say.
Liverpool opened at last uights close
ont Immediately became weak. and al
?, m. was quiet at 2-64 decline on frne
onerlh6s OF spots. This was a very
stsHt surprise TO the trade on this
SIDE IN View OF our firm closing of
yesterday, and had the effect 10 omen
our markets on about points AT
the decline, however, there was liberal
buying BY the shorts and the cont.
nent There was also some buyinr fnr
southern account and after the frst
heur the market showed healthy
GuN'laee' being points ahuve the open
ing prices. But on the announcement
from the South that the dancer from
the cyclone had passed aud that the
cotton bell generally showed clear
weather, together with liberal SPOT or
terings from the South. the market
became weaker and at 1 y. m. was
steady at opening prices, closing at
points reaction ana within one point
OF last nights final. Sales 100 800 bales
IN New York Spots were i-i6 lower
ana sdn wore quiet at g-l6. spot sales
The New Orleans market closed
steady. but at 6 points under that Of
last night with spots UNCHANGED. spot
sales, BY factors 1850; TO arrive. $500.
- wiz Nt sven NnNN New Orleans NnuMA
more weakness than New York glnee
mat market shows loss OF points
To-Day and very Indifferent closing
yesterday, against New NorR's firm ad-
vance, Liverpool closed nrm at their
closing Of yesterday. having regnlned
the points lost during the early part
. OF the session, which was due TO heavy
huying by shorts on this side. Liver
pool spots were OF 1-l6 and closed
with a fair demand at 1a-S2; Gales
10000 port receipts today 2S.ata
against 2S,4i3 same day last year. Hous-
ton receipts. 1851, against l4.7ii same
day last year
While receipts arc considered very
large yet by comparison with those
OF other big crop years we
ma that they are not so
large after all In 1850 the re-
celpts for the first twenty-five days
In September We're 1865 The crop
that year was S,600000 bales. In 1891
they Were, for the same time. 6g9,4i7
bales, the CROP being 5000 600 THIS
year they are for that time only 37S,-
$40 bales.
The murket shows very little rally
Ing power about IT, yet It certainly
has more substantial friends who have
been noted buyers In the past day or
two than for long while and should
II get any announcement from Man
chester or some other Influential source
We shall likely have healthy reac-
t1pu
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-26

"a +. @. McPcak Il Co., Stock and
Bond nrOlxtrs.

New York Sept, 25.--rhe stock mar
vi was Irregular but fairly steady
:, the opening except for Reading
.rhlch was sold down on an unfavor-
'nis Interpretation Of the re-organiza-
IN Man. The stock holders are asked
y either contribute an assessment or
n4y per cent in cash under the new
Kan. Sugar was the strong feature
snd advanced sharply ON renewal
Il purchases by inside interests The
r,on1 traders who are short felt n lit
~ nervousness. Short interest In c.
& Q. was found to be unwieldly
ma the Cammack party took In some
n the contracts put out during yes
,srday's final raid G. G. was bought
y lending commission houses and the
nob also accumulated stock without
sttractlng attention. St Paul was
ialrly steady, but bears hesitated to ex-
trnd their lines because there is too
much company on the short side.
81. Paul, third week OF September,
decrease, SG4.350: Wabash, third week
Sssrease, $1,000. we are told ON good
authority In general electric that the
fiscal year Is now expected to show
gross business fully equal to that
II last year. which was very large.
The company Is pressed with orders
and they are all taken on a cash basis.
Opinion differed MS to whether long
OF short stock broke New York Gem
,tal, one party stating that it was
long stock and the other claiming
10 have bought most OF Il and that
Il came from bears. We are told there
" decided difference OF opinion In
he directory regarding this division,
and that a majority of them were IN
favor Of reducing IT, although 1t was
admitted that the chances were good
that the minority would succeed in
Carrying the regular dividend.
Earnings of Northern Pacific for the
third week in September, increased
1900.
The tone Of the market in the clos
Ing hour was irregular. and the Wheel
II party concentrated IN their efforts
p disclosing weak spots, but failed
70 bring out much long stock There
vas foolish report that the next
" g. dividend was to be paid IN scrip.
and this induced some selling by the
ifaders The fact was Overlooked
hpwever. that the cash to pay the
dividend Is already on deposit with
View York institution, while there Is
10 authority to issue any more scrip
" mat u W short interest was created
\ the stock. Rock Island was conf
tntly bought for both accounts, but
ne new pool was adverse to advanc-
mg the prices and sold the stock on
ne rally, A drive was made against
Western Union to catch stop orders
ana 10 Influence the remainder Of the
market Commission houses took all
Tie stock offered and the pool lost
nrt OF Its holdings. which It could
sei recover except at higher prices.
sugar was Inactive and the room
l,aaers who had sold short on the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-26

New York. sept, 25.-speolal cable
and tolegrspnle adyicos TO BradstreetS
covering principal points Of accumu-
lation in the Urltcd States, carada ana
Europe indicate The following changes
IN stocks OF grain last saturday COM
pared with the preceding Saturday.
Available supplies. United Statog and
Canada. east Of Rocky mountains,
wheat, Increase, 1890 bushels, United
s;ates and Cauada, east OF the Rocky
mountains, corn. decrease. 1000: United
State and Canada, east Of the Rocky
mountains. oats. decrease, $4,000,
United staea west OF Tho Rocky
mountains. wheat, decrease, iai.-
600. Ahoat, for and IN Europe. wheat
incrrnse, 5000 Largo Increase OF
domestic wheat stocks east OF the
Rocky mountains not reported by tho
grain exchangcs include iii2.000 bush
eia In Northwestern interior elevators,
i62, 900 bushels: In Chicago private ele-
vators. c0.0OOi Newport News. i02 09O;
In Milwaukee private elevators, Z0.OO0'
at port Huron. 2g70o0.
Corresponding decreases include 3d.
600 bushels at Cleveland, 10000 bushels
al Evansville, $1,000 bushels at Pitts
burg and 10000 bushels each al Grand
RAPIDS and at Galveston.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-26

Philadelphia, Sept Wool--The
market was quiet and unsettled Ohio,
Pennsylvania and West Virginia Xxx
and above. az igMlg; X and above, at
l7alS: medium. nj 2o4s2 quarter
York. Michigan dne az i6Ni7: me-
dium at slm22. quarter blood. 2im22;
common, i5Ql6; tags sQi2' washed
cOmhug Indiana delaine, lne Ohio. at
20Tg2: DO. Michigan, etc, 1913, me-
dium. 2i623: quarter. slda2; low g0;
unwashcd tine, 122l2 IL. medium, iG
ais; quarter. l6dls. common and bur
~. l2dig: tags, 14S: medium, i7gis.
low. 10: territory and western Hight,
fine. Sal0. heavy do, 7a9' fine me-
dlum. NJ i00i2; medium llmlAi quar-
ter hood, tid12: coarse. iOai2,
Cntfon-linchAns
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-26
Patented-
c0MRiS SION COMPANY.

November closed 81 i-sc, December.
81 li,ieUsa e.iee, closed, 5s i-Se.
HideS--Irirm,
Leather-Firm: hemlork solo. pucnos
Ayrcs light 10 heavy weights. iSQis,
No0l-Ateady
Pig iron-nun.
Copper FIRM; lake. se.eSGs 70,
ls,ad--Stcady; domestic, 81. 20.
Cotton seed oii--Easy, prime crude.
seGaio' on crude. ssGeac, nominal; vel.
low butter bradCs, 3Iu 9sc. choice yel-
low Sbuat Lee. prime yellow. asc,
SSs eillew' on grades. SSQsic; prime white
Cotee'-optionn opened barely steady
ana ruled generally weak under hear
lsh enhloa and expected large Santos
receipts during October. closed steady
az net unehanged TO 70 points decline.
safes, li,M0 bags. Including septom-
Der al NApoaii.Oo. October, Sl2, 81. NJ.
vemhoE 81, sAifi9 90. December. Nglb
ig's9. January. sizes; March. sui $50
w MaN Ml.Ae, Spot Rio QUIET
~. I 10 p-hl mild, quicti Corlova, is Is
CIV sales, 1000 haGs Mamoalbo III.
santos-Qulet; good average Santos.
stock, $4,000 bags.
Hamburg-Stcadyi prices ,tqi Ia
ptennig lower; sales, il,ooO bags
haNrc Opened quiet and unchanged
az v MI ~ : y. IN. barely Htendy at
~ franc decline, closed barely steady.
Nss decline, i-2 frame, total aaias. al.
no FIRM No quotations, exchange.
ny leo, RECEIPTS, two daya, n 600 hags!
cleared fof the United stntea, 10000
bags cleared Tor Europe. 5000 bhre,
stock $4,000 bags.
warehouse deliveries from Now York
yesterday. ila5 baga. New York atook
today lhsus0 bags United states
stock ll1.lyi bags naoat for United
states. $1,000 bags; total visible Tor
Gp,5Oa bags last year
sugaf-Raw dull' refined. dull
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-26

wellington. sept. 24--solielior Reeve
NJ the treasury today rendered nm opin-
ion which Involves the constitutional
" oess a isw which lmpeaches the OBJ
itlan ~ contracts Al itE last sos
w, congress passed an ACT reducing
~ condensation Of surfmen employed
iifs raying stRfions on the great
The question az Issue was
.asb mis- raduction applied where
..,a-ta rdth surfmcn a me old
rei''' nj besn entered into The solicit
rs,le e,Ss mat the said act was not
,l,<n5'5 70 aupiy 20 Existing contrasts
,,,,th aurfmsn at AXE Stations
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-26

New York. Sept. Wheat--fsc-
ceipis. 2i7 100; exports. 27a.i0o. sales,
l.45e.0o0 bushels futures; 427.000 BUSH
and elevator. 81 7-sc. afioai 5s 5-Sc; T.
%. b.. anoat: No. ! Northern. g. $50
delivered: Mol hard. q 5-su delivered.
Opuons--Opened stcndy on foreign
buying. bat soon declined on small
tfading. In the afternoon there was
a aharp rally, but II was finally lost,
ana prices dropped 10 the record price
made yeaterday closing hnayy AZ s.ec
net decline Ne. 2 red, May. 90 1890
ss. 3-Sc. closed g 7-sci September closed
e 7-sc: october 5ea5s a-se: nlnAsd ssr-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-26

New York. Sept. 2j-Cotton-N Net re.
ceipts. 467; gross. e7s5; exports 20 Great
Britain. 57iG, To the continent, 100: i0r-
warded. 1904. sales. s32; aplnners. 7S2:
stock. sg1i3 Total today: Not receipts,
50 1910. exports 10 Grent Britain. 1868,
10 France. 7s2G. 20 the continent. l0,4s9.
stock. 2522ss Consolidated; Net ro-
celpts, 1905 i05. to the continent 1860,
Total since September; Net receipts.
s72 900; exports TO Great Britain. 49,
$50. to France. 1855; to the continent
~ fIg
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-26

new York. Sept. 2s.--Money on cs,,
4. at l per cent. last loan l. closed
80 - per cent Prime mercantile naner
SSgo per cent. Sterling exchNnre snll'
o ous nm h, with actual business in bank
~ piis AZ A.ssdi.ss "a for demand
pn u * SseSutS5 ~ for sixty days
merel S Mn h;i,,. N;sS ~ and 49, IL; CONF
certificates, So s-S Bar si,vn-' % sii +, r.
Mexican dollars. 81. -''e', ~ ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-26

New Orleans. La. Sept 25.-Cotton--
Steady; sales. spot. 1850; 10 arrive,
2500: receipts, li.s33; exports 20 Great
Brltain. 1905 continent, ass2i utock, a.
405.
Futures Steady; GALES. t2s0o. Sep
TENDER ISL bid: October. tia5 81:
November. 5.pod5.gl; December. sos
G5.s7; January, $500 90: February.
6 .0ld6.Os. March, s.l0Qet ~; April. 6l5
GIL; May. 6.22gg.s3. June. e.2sas. 20:
IulN- q aill- "a.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-26

Liverpool. Sept %. -Whent-Duli. de-
mand poor; No. 2 red winter ~ I'D,
do spring Is Cd
corn-Firm. demand moderate; new
mixed spot ia "a, futures firm. demand
fair; September a. Cd. October ~ %.
November AZ i-sd.
Flour--Dull, demand poor. ST. LOnig
fancy winter % Cd.
Lard-Stcady. demand poor. spot f5s
%. futures. no demand.
Pork -siaady. demand poor prime
mess western lis 90, do medium O.
ID
Becf-Firn. demand moderate. extra
India mesa ne Cd; prime mess Cgs 90.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-26

Kansas city. No, sept. 25.-caltle-.
Receipts, 1900; market opened strong,
closed slow Texas steers S2.00a3O 90;
Texas COWS sl50d23O; beef steers,
S3.00I610; native COWS. Sl5O6GO0;
stockers and feeders. siHg27O. bulls,
mixed. Si.S0U2 e.,
Hogs Receipts, $500; market steady,
closed weak and lower: bulk Of sales.
s525Ub6O Packers s5.55G5.G5, york
ere, 5000 SEQ
shccp-Roeelpts. 1000; shipments,
none; market steady, unchanged.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-26

bcrs, stc per dozen. e.;ery aoasOo per
bunch
Lemons, fancy fscoJ pr box,
N.7sas.oo; grapes. coneordu toa per
basket IsLRaso. per basket Coz.
California pears per box. ,at94a,73.
California prunes per bnx. ;i.boQi7s.
Northern apples. $3.50 per barrel:
bananas. iI.7bQ2so per bunch
California fnuseat rrapaa. zo.ponnd
crates. ti.s0: California black grapes.
2t-pound crates, fl.6oi California Tokay
grapes. tS-pound srEtsa- fikA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-26
LOCAL mAnNnrs.


Fort Worth Tex. Sept, 70
Unchanged pricoa and fair trade.
staple Provisions.
Menta-Dry Holt, clear i-lc. bacon
short clear 40 i-ie. bacon, bellies,
II i-2o. dry rnit bcllies. 10 i.2c. me.
dunn hams lso; large hams, ig1.ec.
small hams i31-2e; breakfast bacon.
i2i-2c
Lard Compound. 1885, pure leaf
1880
Sugar standard Ernnluntod. i-so,
powdered. barrels, D $3.50. powdered
half barrels o b-sc: cut loaf earrolB.
g 3-Sc: cut loaf half barrels, Csc.
ylieow CHARMED. ( 3-in,
Conce -Arbucldo'H Ariosn, geo; mid
land, go; Lion. 22ci Alnroma. 22e.
treAch market 22e. NNNX go
gtccn conee-uy the sach, good. elc.
choice &c. fancy 20 lie. pcaberry
2i1.gci old government Java. g7c. Mo,
cha. &c,
Rlco-C Common. 1-2c, p- mo. &C., head
rico. DC, new head, 1q7 i.2c,
MolaBse7 Barrel lots. fancy sugar.
house.. 3Soi choice, por gnllnn. Roc.
fancy syrup, p0r gallon, % 10 100.
Salt nali-New mnohorcl medium
No, 1. half barrels 1850 No. 2, l0-ib
mel Kits. 'LiO. medium. No 1. lob not
Mta, 3i2b.
Pickles Medium, barrels. 1915; no.
dium, half barrels. 'ab0; small barrels
30. 7bi small half barre.a. ti00l t0.galion
terg, $40; b.gallon kegs, ti.75; plnfs
400; quarts, per dozen. 1895 half gai,
lon per dozen. Si75. American, gallon.
per dozen. $500, Horngon. gallon, 81 COL
imperial. gallon. sbfb,
Chcsac-Fancy. full cream. singles.
i1-2o. choice full cream, 20 lbs. a
$40. fancy full cream, young Amerl.
cans, lbn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-26
Ip AND DOWN ON WALL ST.
rryr STOCKS YESTERDAY wrrn
GOOD CLOSE.
,..s island Closed n, the Highest
AZ the Day-The Tone of specuIa-
don at the Close Heavy-rhc Dond
uarEet-Money stiii Easy.

xew York. Sept. 25.--The Evening
~ saws: Todays market naturally
iisc,,gh stirred only when some indi-
'sifuai adventurer provided motive pow
when he was done the market
rss.r,,ed ugain. Some Of these resulted
- sdgancing prices. for there is out
l,andlng now, especially In the gran
s ssr stocks, very considerable short
s,,crest
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-26

New York Sept. 25.--In the move
n,ent OF goods by commission mer-
chants on the previous purchases very
free shipments have returned good
sales but the demand has been very
moderate and has Included special as
sorfmenta Of limited quantities to meet
currsnt wants. Printing cloths quiet
and steady at l5-l6c. with sales OF
-ana
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-26

netlp, Sept. 25.--The weekly stnta-
m a1 OF the Imperial Bank OF Germany
, r,,SMs we following changes as COM
pared with the previous account. Cash
IN, hand, decrease s,o2O 900 marks. trcaa-
s us notes decrease $4,000 marks; other
ys,nr'teS increase 100000 marks;
maj ks. e''se ii'V-ViVVV
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-26

Vienna. Sept si--rhs German com
grass OF Natural gclanes opened iers
his morning with ebop, 1000 delegates
present cheyAilcr BtAnlsias de Mad
syski. the A-agfian minister OF public
Instruction delivered the Inaugural
address. lie denied that the study %
natural noienca forced hunRn idnhih'
into The BACKGROUND This greater tho
progress made tho moro ntrtnuuut
would Be the tffoffs 70 weld naiufAl|
and moral science lnio an harmopipun
whole. Thia wAE the aim 81 The siaia
N ns4,,ua s--<-~Aliss-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-26

London, Sept. 25.-close-Canadian
racine 8. 81; Erie ls: Erie seconds 7s IS
iilinois Central g6 10; Mexican ordin.
,ty u IL; ST. Paul common 81 is.
Ne, MeW YORK Central lO2 as; Pennsylya-
ra',. % ~ Reading 10; Mexican Central
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-26

small settlement diseloses a very
were lo sesTulauve account. Americans
~ point; except Reading whlen M
Sa, y, the close, as was New We
- Ss.siai, on the talk OF thi redne,is,n,,
demand for gold. % " continental
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-26

New York. Sept. 25-The ,o,,i AL,
OF stocks today were 1qs, 900 sh,,,.os sA a.,
,v,.ullng' American Sugar. 20 s06, M
H.nston' 24l0O; Chicago Gas. 15. 500. nis-
sullers, llsOOi New York Central iSoo.
NT.9,rthwestern, $500; Reading. 7g6J. Roei'
iisflddha' 500; ST. Paul. 1880; Western
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-26

london Sept. 25.-Bar silver % s-1sa
Per ounce. Money Ia per cent. The
r Nv. Of discount in the open market for
S,,Ue. o,I,s Is l-2 per cent and for three
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-26

London, Sept. %, Cold is quoted to-
ay at Buenos Ayras at 2.1S. Madrid
Blo; Lisbon 1915 St Petersburg so;
Athens a., Rome 100; Vienna 1903.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-26

81. Louis. No, Sept e. Cotton
QUIET i-iGc lower: middli1g. 9 s-lecs
saies. none. receipts. ~ hales; stock.
$500 bales Shipments. Acc bales.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-26

Amsterdam, Sept. 25--Tho weekly
ftnrn Of the Bank OF the Netherlands
bows that the stock OF gold has de-
acased 100000 euilders
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-26

New York. Sept 5-Government
e9nds firm; state bonds steady; rail-
Nad bonds firmer.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-26

St. Louis. sept. s5.-cotton-oulei;
: IS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-26

New York, Sept. 25.-Bank clearlngs,
Ns4sO.i52; balances, $5,65S,GOO.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-26

Owing to very heavy market western
receipts this morning uO46 cara the
demand for wheat az the oponing was
very meagrV at l-tGs-sc below last
nights final figures, The market. how
ever hssitatcd at this point, later ~
covering the entire decline. Influenced
by the strength In corn. What news
was received was hearish. particularly
at the latter part OF the aesAon. Pri-
mary RECEIPTS were some lighter than
year aga. being S6A0o0 bushels.
against po9,ool at that time. Foreign
markets do MOI show any lmprove-
ments but On the other hand continue
heavy, owing TO en- over supply OF
south American shipments. Closing
Liverpool quoted that market dun. de-
mapd poor But the great hear item
to-day was Rradstrtet's report. which
made an Increase Il the available sur
Ply cast anN wcst OF tbs Rockies OF
2,25s,0oO bushels. with an increase IN
the worlds visible OF ? 2ei GOO. This was
little too much FOR the few scattered
bulls who were trying TO sultain prices
and obey Ey1tvated their position
very quickly, leaving the market IN
tho hands ot sellers, who then found
snles hard 10 eject except at CON
eesaon. which resulted In drop from
~ 50 20 ~ i-Sc, 81. Louis wired us the
following, letter. from hall doaen
Oincrcnt pointa In Missouri and I'LL
nols say seeding is still going forward.
with very large acreage already COM
pleted In the best shape. Early wheat
already showing above ground, As
reason for the lars ncreage sowp, one
party saysl Wheat is a euro crop and
as we have found that Il is good Tor
animal as well as human food. we
might as well put our whole land into
wheat December RANGED between
% i-2c TO 90 3-4c. 10 "a i-Sc closing al
% 1904 l-ic. Total exports wheat
and four were large aggreEating
coo, 900 bushels all told.
In corn the ears oyerrnn the estimate.
causing slight depression at the open
ing, The demand appeared quitl good
however, and when Liverpool WAS
quoted IN. market readily responded,
advancing q full half cont Around
&c Tor May realizing by carly buyers
became qpitc general. but on lkht
shipment cf 100 ears for tomorrow.
prices wore wen maintained unul iuRt
before the close. when, In aympathy
with wheat. the market give way. de-
Ginning a fun cent, and closing only
eighty better The range IN May was
from 81 S-ic to 81 lac up 60 W i-4o
and down TO 81 l-ic, closing az OF a-Sc
Provisions continue their downward
course and he market closed weak at
low notch Tor the day. The only eN-
PLANTATION for this continued depression
IL on liberal selling by paekcre, Ar
mour leading Sterling Boyd were biz
sellerR today, supposed 10 he tnr Ar
mour'H account BALDWIN roided pork.
RnnEc Of Prices.
Open High. Low Closing
whcnt No g.
December Ia i-2 "a "a 81 rs "a IS
May. q. ..,59 5-s b9 "a 80 Us 6a rs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-26
close Heavy ut Loweat Point Of ,h'
nay.

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n the Chicago market by r. q Nc
peak & Co. commission neEchaniAJ