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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-16

corn was sold out and the chief buying
was for short nec0unii Tho opening
price Tor May, 81 III, wns the highoet OF
The day aud ~ IL. the lowest, about
twenty minutes front the close. Tho
market closed with BUYERS nt 10 li2didi
b,S and spiler al ~ 0-S.
Rusincss w oats wah very limited.
Values were lower, influenced ~ the
wcNlthrss In corn.
The provision market was rather eaay
for q lew oilnuies, hut tho eirria ap.
praN4i satisfied WITH iho break which had
n'rrady orcnrrfsi, and wgfe fairly lincrel
huyors Hurncss was lght, nnl. NrlNel.
paliy confined 40 l,t'al spectators An.
or several Illustrations, tho market isosed
strong meas the ton
Compared with last nlgh4 May pork 10
10 ccnlg hlgicr, May lard 7 ~ cents
hlghcr ahd May rlhs Z ~ cents higher.
Estimated tVepipie for tomorrow
Wheat, IL cars, corn, 2S5 cara; oats
200; hogs. 10000 brad
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-16
{. FORGOTTEN CORPSE.

H~orsense Baisley Remained
FOR rwsniy-eight Years.
body which was buried
after death Is already sur,
rrn Z senior, the undertaken of
has just parted with a
n,4 IA been In his possession for
a.srlur Of May 6, 1866, there
s,mior's father. who then car
$3.50, at 10 Carmine street, the
s-,susc Theyenon Buisley, one
Duisley family OF acrobats
nr Mr.. Seniors father, who is
,,oslyed the letter from San
mich accompanied the body,
.sted that 1t should be kept by
are OF the dead woman's rela-
~ II. The coffin, inolosed in
.c.Ttornia redwood, was put into
rrivate vault in the Carmine
10 one claimed it, and
am years 1t remained, until
rmoyed IL to the underground
,,s.sellar in Carmine street. From
~ unburied body was forgot
'hsre il lay until a few weeks
M. Senior received notice that
TN. for which he had no further
"a be rented. 1t became neces-
VI out the underground vault.
~ was foupd. The workmen
IN it for old lumber, but when
q opened there was found first
/ "A newspaper clippings giving
notices Of one Nine. Buisley, n
4. framed photograph of n FAM
and then, underneath these, an
\ The hreastplate told whose
inside the casket.
!, death certificate had been OBJ
IN san Francisco the New York
health issued a burial permit,
Niy Of the long forgotten dancer
H. IN oonsecrated ground. Mr..
4trnd a corner for it in the Luther
<ry, Long Island.
{Baisley family are now but the
4 memories in the minds Of the old
q playgoers, while to the young
,,tion their names suggest moth
itsO years ago the appearance of
vnes IN a playful vas sufficient to
a house in the city. NJ. Octave
be head of the troop, and his
ane to this country from Paris
I Jears ago and finally settled N
is,eseo. Their fame as acrobats
~r.ionists had preceded them and
i Qmpic theater they drew crowded
Among the troop was n dark
\ hi haired, oval faced damsel
=. slley had discovered soon after
nj III this country, and whom he
carried. Her stage name was
IL bewitching beauty, no less
spsce as q dancer, was sufficient
gndmw to her train the men about
iait day.
u hy which for 2s years rested in
1e street cellar was all that re-
hd Dody.-New York Tribune.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-16

Eysb-AlAska. No. 1 salmon, per doz1
sfA0. Columbia river No. ! salmon per
~ s175; l-pound m%ackerel, per doz.,
81 ~ American sardines. lis per case
$40; French sardines' LIS per case
sl6.S sGters-oneYoun per doa, 9oe' No.
Z Naats4Pottea ham, - pound, per
ao1 s0e. pottel ham. IL pound, PEI
Soz s150; Vienna sausage. ~ pound
nor doz. s125: Vienna ssusass,
pp c her doz.. So 10: Clipped oeel'
: nnrnd per doz., s2-25; lunch tongue
opod nor dor. Si.50; Clipped DeeI' 1
ndmnd ner doz.. $40.
Vngetables-Threepou tohatue'
IN choice. S1.1O; 2-ponnd corn, fancy
Z i35. 2-peund string beans NV =
sLr,ad morrowfnt peas, Sl2o.
oTgsiifornia frrits-Two and ohe-nail
noDnds peaches, 5000 ? - pounds sPT,.
pots sfS5. . IL pounds peas, Oi
; s0 II pounds plgms sl-s5 3 2 9o M PG &biis
n @nsyl s975. . IL pounds black cher
ries $3.50.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-16

By Associated Press.
liverpool, March 15.-Wbcnt-Qn.et.
but s,eady; 4enpnd moderate; No. /
California. ~ ld10s "a. rel Western
winter, a. 1OdeI6s.
Corn = Steady demand fair. New
mixed, 3 10 a-fd.
Fionr-Sp Spring patents, o. Od4
Beef-Exfra India mess, Ks 90.
Pork-Pnme mess. 10; good, 1Os.
Bacon Long aud short clear. 10
pounds, a2s "a; long clear, 40 pounds.
as.
Lard-prime Western, 3Is Cd.
Chaese-Amedcan Aue, DIS.
Taliow- 9Gs 81.
Turponunc-22a
Ijnsee8 ol-2is 30.
peee-Cannilna, - I'D.
Hoan-3s %; pale. o..
PotrOlum- Refined, 1s lsd.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-16

2 Healey Of Bray, one of the very
NED Unionist priests in the dis
nlntry, has been in great form
Known for a long while past as
=, greatest Irish wits, he has fair
~ himself during the last few
laa ether day an ardent politi-
~ bis reverence; "what do you
istheri Mr.. Tim Healy will
lat Irish parliament, lord chan
aiaay general or whati' "Shure,
Y . very old man" was the re-
Igieas' restaurant the other day
.alsg's attention was drawn by
licprietor to the fact that Miss
gsined some great distinction
I aVonservatoire of Music. "And
y going to do with your daugh-
Aisip asked the priest, "oh,
to see her on the operate
feplied Mr.. Corless, wno is
the most extensive oyster
Irish coast. "You want to
an oyster Patti, them" said
ny, without IA moments hest
MS Herald.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-16
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.
BY Associated Press

New York, March i5.-There were
signs OF liquidation Of small bull poos
IN ihe stock market today. and II was
evident also that the shorter interests
Wefe Anbu@d With a belief that the cons
uluons We're favorable for a downward
movement. Speculation was less act
I'VE than for some dave past. The nros.
stsN1Ve passage Of the seigniorasc hlil
tue vote was not announced unti the
close Of the marked. had a rather de-
pressing Influence on speculation hy
reason Of the fact that the bears proph.
eslel dire RESULTS II IL should hccome u
.aw' suggesting that heavy gold exports
would follow, and that American aecurl-
ties would depreciate in value on HE
London exchange.
The Uniol Pacific statement for Jan.
uaf5, which showed a hrayy decrease IN
net earnings, also tendpd to holp the
short side Of thu market. But with aN.
there were periods Of strength and In
the late dealings there were evidences
Of a desire 10 buy back many oi the
stocks sold eatlior IN the day. Within
the last quarter Of an hour the temper
OF speculation underwent q radical
change, and on very strong buying
an advance Of 1-S to | per cent was
made IN tho general list, and . IL In
Cordage, But while the market closed
strong a majority OF 5he list was below
the dosing figures Of Yesterday, ii to
/ IL per cent,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-16
TELEGRAPH
Dry Goods.


BY Associated Press.
New York, March 15.-Rusiness In all
departments was continued on the basis
OF previous days as far as the number
OF buyers and the demands are consid,
cred. The purchasers were less. how
ever as the buyers present confined their
selections wholly 70 seasonahlc special.
ties, to the partial neglect OF STAPLES.
Win commission houses and importers.
The demand wa less in consequence OF
me aeuveness and Importance Of ribbons
and lacc curtains nj the auction sale
today. The latter went on remarkably
well and prices We're a little IN excess Of
the January sale. Good colors IN any
width did very Wen, which was shown
by the range of prices FROM IL to GA
per line.
Cotton goods were slower than usual,
as many buyers were withdrawn from
the market by the sale and subsequently,
by disagrcenble weather. Wooden goods
had more attention and business. Dress
goods were quiet and satins did well.
Printing cloths were more active.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-16

BY Associated lrnggt
Chicago. March 10 The markel wha
npder ihe btariHi Influence Of ihe me
f~esaOnahie weather oil day Notwiih.
%atnnding much enconMgcmeui from o,her
aonfal,a. the close Nas l-ic lower tlhn
an lie dny before. Corn aud oats each
lost lie Of tlitlr preVinns value wv
pr0yisiOns broke the mpngivhout ls,llnS
i0r i.lelier Tor pork and 11.2c higher Tor
Thcre Was heavy bnsincss done ia
wheat dprng The ffsf half hour Of The
session. Ihr market Opened wenk NJ
shout the price II pnia for ne dhy.
Some little buying arain.t ihpyr pFl,l.
legoa started ~ once, but the pressure 20
All Naa snri that many held their pHvi-
lcans "a take advantage OF the lower
pfin,a which The great apparent weak
ne.a n that time seemed 70 lnailiy ne
erpeoiaticns ~ The locked for farther
decline was not long delayed. ~ the hrst
half hour May declined from - NJ 20
Ih7adr. Will onr sale recorded 81 81 5-Sc,
while ffe rnsh 20 seli was at ~ height.
The weather was perfect
Northwrstnrn receipts were ngain
fairly liberal AMI IN cxre-i Of those of
issi year EigiHh cables werr lower.
There WIS soma recofep rom me ue-
New York dispaiches reported the taking
fhcre nj that early period Of the session
~ nom twenty 10 TWENTY-FIVE boat loads
"a ,yhaf Export c~iehruncrE were quite
lfberai. nmounhng 10 ofer 100000 bushels
N wheat and -four, New YORK fgi The
ernori tatines up TO hfty bont loads be-
fore Ne close. aud reported Ehont half
of h No. . spring, and ha3f rel winter.
The market hrmci M y ltlc more on
tbrf and MAJ said ~ % II. with last
esis~ M ns 1.saaS IA
cam vlaa weak and business rather
elnel,. The deeiiDe IN wiicat was against
fhe nriae. ani reports made yesterday
bf tayitlng houses tia; country qdrr-
ihes we're incftlsiug seemed 70 have
confirmation "a cgfimntad receipts here
for tomnrrow 81 - car losds. c0mgars1
Win I09 ears today. Receiflns AMI
| shiooinK houses wcfe SELLERS. Some lons
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-16
IIVERrOnI NnrrnN.


- NN|NN ANhhA AAHHf
Liverpool. March i5.-ClAsing-Cotton-
Fur demaud, sellrM not pressing. pricos
stcadlVr. American lmiddling, Ai-Sd,
The sales OF the day weru 1900 bales,
Of which 100 wero for speculation and
export, and included lO.aOO Amcricnp.
Receipts, 1900 bales. Including a30O
good demand and closed about steady.
American l.. NJ. C., March, 4 1-0i value;
March and April. 4l-6t yaiuei April and
May, 4l-9t valuo; May and June, 1 2.Bl
lfi S-Oii June aud July, 1904 s~ciltfa;
July and August, l5-6i@i get; August
and September. if-0ti September and
vember. ! Slia value; November and Do
ccmher, Aa-0i value.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-16
CRACKERS, CAKES AND CANDIES

NANaNAfAAaNNH
Observation-Disclosures. 12o; Boston bntter
onlter. &c; creams. S i-2c: c-rackneis,
cracker meal, &c; oyster pearl. Gc:
o5aef excelsior, Sc; pretzels, i3c; cream
Cakes and Jumbies Eleven and ne
naat cents; fruit, s%eltana. 12c; ginger
hnalS : lie; grandma'e cookies, Zoe:
ae.l9n snaps, l3ci waters. f5c; sugar
cookies, lOc; stage planks. s..
NandicS-Caamcls assorted flavor, 8.
pound boxes, Toe; gumdrops, A. H.. as
sortel navors. 5-pound box. 4Oc: Japan
49, slrlpss, cocoanut flavor 5pound box,
g1c' rock, assorted and white, OSc;
rreneh kisses, per box, 65c: chocolate
Sreatns, Al Doc; lemon drops frosted,
bN0s poN, ooci burnt almonds, per hoN,
~ creams, hand made. 0Oc: peanut
piocks, dSc; peanut bar. per box. zoe;
l91enges, assorted con-, 5pound box,
.Se; marsh mallows, 5,pound box, Sl.25;
mixed candies, pals, per pound, G 1-2c,
crystal cut 6 3-4c. IL. NJ. creams, pals.
l-c; stick candy, in pals, 6 lie.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-16

Kansas City, Mo, March 10. Cattle
Receipts, $500, shipments, 1000; market
steady; 1cXas steers, S2.50u310. ship.
ping steers, 50. o0di h0i native cows,
81 .2J1A ~; s,oekcrs and feeders, 81. 75d
3.5Ot bulls, 81 .SOfi2, 10.
Hogs Receipts, buOO; Shipments, 1000,
market JdilOo higher; Hotivci best, 81 10
at no; light workers. aud pigs, - lWtr
4 10. hoavies, rackcrs and mixed, 81 10
Oh ,lOi light workers. and pigs, 81 25t
$40.
Sheep Receipts 1000; shipments, mono.
market about stcRdy,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-16
Live Stock.
Nnw 0 n LINE srocK.

by Associated Press.
Now York. March 10. -necvos re-
ccipts, 398 head; mono GU sale aud no
trade. European cable quotes American
stecra SIZE per pound drosHod wcighti
refrigerator beef, Z S-lc per pound, cx.
ports today, Coz haeyes and 1850 sheep
Calycs Receipts, ia head; steady at
81 0Ugf % per 100 pounds for good TO
poor vells.
one sale none; demand strong, sheop,
1-Su per pound higher; lambs, l-ic higher,
sheep, good TO prime, S3.15dit - por tOO
pounds, lambs. fair to choice, 81. AOOd
b,OO; fancy, $5.60
Hogs Roceipts. 1860 hoad, consigned
directs noninully unchanged at SA, I'M
800 per 100 pounds for extreme weights,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-16
RAyK on ENGLAND STATEMENT
u Associated Press.

- york. Alaroh 15-Iae Evening
posfs london cabieuam says IN
~. ..s IN tbe governor Of the bank Of
1an5 tbaf ia probable loss Incurred
lIres.dr irregular advance ~ ne Aie
i1f Cashier Mag Is 2o.ylV pounds
Wis no surprise 70 the mAfset s'saa
larger loss haying been IN
iS.sin with lie Alurretaa, and Was
80, ~ al The iast half years A.
Tho proportion Of chsh TO lAnli-
ert 81 1er cent The reserve 10
lIes $40 40 ponnds, Of which 2sSOyD
.arn5s IN gold was bnlqrted, $3.50
l,nnis H,om AUSTRALIA. -luyY pylAia
from Ulnl. 1900 fron A4r'o1.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-16

BY Associated PrcRs,
Chicago, March 10, The Evening Jour.
nal reports, Cattle Receipts. 1900, Of
which SEQ were Texans; slipmenta, none,
unchanged; no improvement; weak; unset
tled. prime 10 extra native sicorH, 81 sou
40, good 10 choice. 81 OOdt. ~, others,
600; active, DC 10 Zoe lAetcri heavy
rough, 81 O0rdi ~; heavy packers, 81 40
al. 80; prime heavy and butcher Weights,
- 50lti %; nss0rted lights, "a .GOlr
40.
Sheep nnd lambs Receipts. 1900;
shlpments, 800 slow; top sheep, So 25a
$50; exports, 81 90.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-16

Clncunu, loilo, Marci, 10 -l'loun
aieudy,
Wloat nominal. No. . red, 50c; rc.
copts, 1905 shipments, 300,
Corn Rtruifg, No, . mixed, 3Nit3Nr.
Oats. fair dunnndi No, 2 mixed, Boo.
1.-Two nfin, No, ., Doc,
Pork quitt, Stl5O.
Lard stronger, 50 10,
Hulk mcnts quiet. Nf,
Bacon, HIGHT demand. firm, STs25,
Whisky, moderate dcninndi steadyi
sales. 6iO barrels. Si.10,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-16

Hides -Buyers are paying. Dry flint,
heavy. 51-2e; light. 41.2cl div salt
3Sci green, salt, 21-2c; butchers green,
Wool-Light. medium, 19Gi3 l.2c; low
Bones-Hoof and bones, IS Der ton. do.
livered. 49,
Bees Wax-15d1Se.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-16

Oysters and F~isf-Oysters, bulk, tvN
SOC per 100 counts; per dozen cans,
S3o5; dressed catfish. Toe per pound,
rnlf fish. 10c per pound; shrimps, per
hound. Ice: crabs, per dozel zoe
onails sf6J per dozen; Mallard ducks,
per pair, GOc; Teal ducks, per pair, Boo;
~conyasback ducks. per pair, j0dllci rah-
hits. S1.25 per dozen; deer, saddles, per
mound 01-oc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-16

By Associated Press.
Mefnpaia. Tenn, March Is Cotton
rfeadrl uiddliue Z 3d.. Receipts.
Gss bales; shipments, l2ss; stocks, 81
1874: sales. ~.
New York exchange selling az par.
Cleamnees, S201,S0. balances. 500
9l7.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-16

hy Associated Treas,
New York, March 10 Total today
net rccoipts, TIS0; exports, 1I30, cx-
ports, Great Britain, ahS9; to continent,
net receipts, 60,7o2; exports, Great
Britain, 2a,0N2. to France, 1911, con
tinent. 21,2OO. Total since September
I, not receipts. 0,32o,2 to Great
Britain. 2.4Od,O9i, France, 5tb.OSl; TO
continent, l,2Ji.liS; 90 channel, e0Sl.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-16
MONEY.


New York. March t5,-Money on call
easy at ! per cent; last loan closed !
per cent, Prime mercantile paper, 599
Ia. sterling exchange steadf with actual
business In bankers bills at 4SS
1laGfSs "a for demand, and at
4sTa4sT II for sixty days; posted rates
4SSd4S9 10: commercial bills. 49,
1.9d4 NG L.. silver certificates. 5S
7-sdd59 -: Mexican dollars. IS IA
T1ie total sales Of stocks today ag-
gregated $lf5.lOO.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-16
InNnoN pnonrcE.

BY Associated Press.
Lon4on, March l5.--Suear cane fteady,
wiih lltlc doing. Centrifugal jazz, lbs
Cd: MnscoYado, fair refining, lbs 30
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-16

In. huualo Herd
received here that d par
~, nave slaughtered an entire
IN 10 Yellowstone park. The
n Tuased into deep snow and
Z object was to secure the
lls,umand a high price. As
~. were preparing to bring
s they were arrested by n
who placed them-in
1 , Mammoth Springs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-16

By Associated Press.
ST. Louis. Mo-, March t5.-cotton
steady; middllng Z 1iei sales, 900 re.
ceipts, 300; shipments, 400 stoehe' Oh
coo.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-16

Flour Unchanged.
Wheat No. . spring, 20 t-ie; No, q
spring, ode, No. : rcd. hN lao, No. .
corn, aOc. No. . oats. so i.2a8O 3-lel
No, . white. 81 l.Sff3t I'D. No. d
white, ~ 1iM2e 3-te; No. . rye,
50 i2ci No. > barley. nominal; No. b,
hlWo3e; No, T. Is lie. No. ! naa
seed, 81. adfti ~, prime timothy seed.
NJ 70; uiese pork, per barrel. SIT O0ie
ll,pD; lard, pcr 100 pounds, S1,fI i,am
O.SQi ehort ribs eides dpose) 50. ~ ~,
dry shifted shoulders cboXcD, SIS .OOti
O.2Oi short clear sides boNedl, sJ.37 10
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-16
LONDON STOCKS AND BONDS.
-.c;,toJ prazs.

Tendon. March 15.-4 D. m.-Closing;
cdnsals for money. 90 1916; for the nc
oornt IN "a: Canadian Pacific % s-si
rrie rs. 81. Paul common 81 1-si New
w Central, 1O3 II. Pennsylvania
10. Reading. IL 5-S; Mexican Central,
Money. 1 1-2a1 "a pr cent The rate
~ disronnt IN the open market Tor short
fiis IA 1 7-1Gd1 IL per cent ana 1
b-i6l1 3-s per cent for Three months
bills.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-16

Br A~ssoiafcd Press
New ORLEANS. Ia. Marcl D.-Aiarkein
ouiet and unchanged.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-16

grill PROVISIONS
uvh'sIDfy salt, clear, shorts, I Il,
q In5 snort clear, $ II: bacon bellies
3,,n- iHnry SAT- bellies, s -; medium
hsms ~ ~ - large bans, 10; small
IardDComp0und, Q 10: pnra ie,f eeA
Sugar-Staldard grmuiafeJ -.
powdered, barrels, . lie: powdered boii
phrrels. . Lee mt loaf. in barrels X i
cut loaf, In half barrels, : 10; yellow
clarified. 4 IL 'V'''N
Co1ee-Arbuekle's Ariosa, Do, Mid.
Iand' dc; Lion. 24c; Alaroma. DC; Ter
Chcose-.Bancy, full cream. one in box
noS' tWo IN box, 10 1-2c; Young Amer,
q is,9rs Navy Re: lima. Q 14c, bayou
q r.; pink, 3 lie; black eyes, 4 III,
Ruce-l Common. 3 3-4d4c; prime. 10.
choice . Lac; head nee, q 1.2c.
san hsh-New mgckercl, medium. No.
l, mali barrels, $3.50; No. ., 1O-pound
net Kits, Sl.lO, medium No. ] 1O-pound
net kits, SIPS; Goldfish bricks, $50.
Starch-Lump, &c per pound. / and 3
pound Packages per pound, Sc -. g.
pound wooden boxes, &c Per pound; corn
starch, 20 aud 10pound boxes, GIG lie:
Fauitless, Gle; 1-pound packages 10 the
case, 81.
iNhIes barFtls, medium, 80; halt bar
rels, medium, $500; barrels. small.
5000; half barrels, small, $3.50; 10.
gallon kegs, $500; 5-gaf.on kegs. $1.75;
pints per dozen, Toe: quarts per dozen,
$1.25; half gallon, per dozen. $1.75; Am
gal, per dozen, S3.25; hexagon, gallon,
per dozen. $40; imperial, gallon, per
dozen, 5000.
Nuts-Almonds, new soft shell per
pound, 10 lie; walnuts per pound, ex-
ira large, IL lie; tlberts per pound,
u lie; Brazils, per pound, new crop.
II lie; pecans, new crop, S 1-2d9c;
peanuts fancy white, per sack. Parrot
brand, Sc; choice white, brass brand,
&c; roasted white. best quality, Toe,
Preserves-Fiye-pound pals, one doz-
en- to the case, per dozen, S075; 20pound
kanikins, per pound, Toe.
MOlasses Barrel lOts, new crop, fancy
sugar house, 3Sc; choice new crop, per
| gallon, 35c; fancy syrup per gallon, 35c:
choice corn syrup per gallon, 25c; silver
dip per gallon, 26c,
Green coaee-By the sack, good, 2t 10;
choice. % IL; fancy, BE; peaberry,
"A lie; Old government Java, &c; Mo
cha, &c,
Dried fruits Turkish nrnnes nor
pound, &c; California, 1905, 11Os,
sacks. > 1-2c; California, 70s. SOS. sacks
&c: sos, G0e, $ 1-2c; 40S, 5Os. 0 lie;
apricots. ncr nnnrd. lie: l.. L. raisins
three crown, $3.50 per box; choice eyap-
GRATED apples, ~50-pound boxes, - IL
fancy apples, %50-ponnd boxes, 10 lie
prime. 50-pnund boxes. 10 1-2c pei
pound; curants in barrels, 3 IL per pound
cfrrnuts In boxes. 6r ner pound: Cali
fornia ~raisins. grapes, 4 lie; dried grapes
3 IL; citrou. Use; orangepeel, lSc; lem
on peel, 1Sc: dates 1O-pound boxes, l0'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-16

Butter-Fresh countrr. 1oc. .h,,es
tasAhsry, 2Vd23; o~leomarecyine. solNSund
tsps, - cents per pound i0-pound tubs,
10 cents per pound.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-16

mG. 40, whlnky, dlsiillcrs' finished guods.
per gallon, 81 iAi sugars, nut loaf YIN.
changed; Ma 2 corn, yellow, 20 l2c.
ltOceipte flpur. 1900 barrels;
wheat, aa,OOO bushels; corn, 230,OOO
bushels. oats. 20i 900 bnahols, re, 5000
bushclsi barley, 5000 bushels.
Shipments Flour. 1900 barrels;
wheat, 2l.OOO huahels; corn, l3S,uOO
bushels, oala. t4t.OOO bushels; rye 1000
bushels. barley. 20 600 bushola
On the produce exchange today the
butter market was quiet, c%reninericS.
lMg20c, deiriea, i3dblSe, eggs, quiet,
strictly fresh, i3c.
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Wool.

ST. LOUIS WOOL.
By Associated Press,
St, Louis, Mo-. March 10, Woo in
fair demand; priccu steady.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-16

By Associated Press.
Cincinnati Ohio, March 10 Hogs
weak, Il Oodi sOi receipts, 200; ship
mnnts, 300.
Cattle Rteady, Sl.6Ofnf. 10; receipts,
800; shipments, 300.
Sheep, fair demand, 81. 0Oa3.75, re-
ccipts, 300; shipments. none; lambs, 300
demand, FIRM 81 .OOuj. 80.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-16

by Associated Press.
New York. March 15.-Rnr silver in
London 1-l6d. lower, nt ~ lid. per
ounce. New York dealers price for rs
say bars, lac. lower, At 90 lie. per
ounce. silver at the stock exchange,
IS 1889 1.2c.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-16

Galveston. Tex. March 10. Re.
celpts, ISL bales; ales. %; stock, So.
5T4; shipments, Of57.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-16

H.. EAT
ISLAND ROUTE
/ IN ISLAND \ Y
; K 6aNp FREIGHT OFFICE
0. P. BYERs,
General Agent
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-16
Financial.

BAR SILVER.
By Associated Press.
London, March 10, Bar silver
closed ~ Is pence per ounce.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-16

NEW YORK CLEARANCES.
BY Associated Press.
New York, March 16-Bank clear.
lugs, SI2,J3l $50; balances, $500, SIl,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-16

NEW ORLEANS cLEARANCEs.
By Associated Press.
New Orleans. La. March 15.-Banl
clearings today, $1,000 53.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-16

by Associated Press.
New York. March 15.-Goyernment
bonds firm; state bonds inactive.