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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-06-01
Could Not See to Read
Inflammation in the Eyes
A Business Man Cured by Hood's-
Perfect Eyesight Restored,

A Business Man Cured by Hoods
Perfect Eyesight Restored.
Read the letter Of Mr.. II. N. Parkhurst .
dealer In granite and manufacturer of granite
monuments at Barre, Vt:
&c. !. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass:
Last winter 1 was taken with scrofulous
sore eyes. 1 was totally blind in one eye and
the other was so badly affected that
Could Not See
TO read or write. My eyes panied me very
much for three or four months, and for about
three weeks before went to Burlington for
treatment, the pain was hardly endurable. On
my return from Burlington In April last, could
not see any better than before left home. At
this time commenced to take Hoods Sarsapa-
rtlla and have now taken two bottles.
Can Now See
- we'll ~ before the af1iiction; can see TO read
and carry on my business, that Of . manufac-
turer Of granite monuments, without the aid Of
glasses. When left the doctors care could
hardly bear the light on my eyes, and had 70 BE-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-30
BEARS FEEL EASIER,
AN ANTICIPATED THE &C
Fl, I'M or THE rREsIDENr
Ann the seignioragc Bill.
market Not Affected ny II.
,.peetations ia stock Not
realized Yesterday.

Associaied Press.
,'.s York, March o. The veto Of the
|,90,orage bill was received in Wall
s,is 4 told you So from the specu-
|''ss fraternity. The banking element
VA 10 read the message carefully
..certain the presidents views re-
NM legislation on the monetary
IMAM But so far as the stock
IN, was concerned the failure Of the
"a bill had been fully discounted by
d Professional operators who were
!, ,eady 10 sell at the advance estab-
k.a in anticipation of the presidents
|e,n II was expected that outsiders
"A be attracted to the market as
- on the strength OF the veto
h he lambs did not appear. The
En- was no more than steady dur
1, hours for the active list with an
.,ionai rally or reaction in some of
4 ,peclaitles due to manipulation.
Il the final dealings a feeble rally
place but there was heavy under
I. to the market at the close and
T. in the main were i-2 be-
ne final quotations Of yesterday.
gar lost 5-sc and lead lie.
.ae railway and miscellaneous bond
3-ket was strong during the greater
II Of the day, became easier in the
.rnoon, but closed firm.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-30


Nuta--AlmuudH, now nnft shell. Per
pcuhl. ltihe walrula. nei pound cN-
TIN large leihci flbcfla per pound.
i.He. Hraslis. POI pound. ncw crop.
i24o; ncccns new froa stiH9o, pea
brand. Sc. chioue Whit. hfare brand. 20;
roasted whi;e. best quality. zoe.
Preserves kivc neund iei.u. ono do1-
OF 10 thr case. ncr d,ecn. sd.g5, 10
pCtnd kpniltilie. ~. Opund i0c
Mol9Hpen BARREL lots. now crop. FAM
cy sugar h0aac, SIC, choicc new crop,
is1r easieu. See; fancy nsrnp, per Eailnn.
$40 choice ccrn syrup, per gallon, CSC;
silvor dir, pcr gallon &c
Green ccnrc-fly the snciG. mood. aic.
choit,. &c; fancy, CSC; ncAbcrry. Ni6c:
cld government lava. &c; Mocha. &c.
Dried frulta--vurhlsh nrunes. nor
pound, Go; California los nos. sacla.
$40 California, 10a. sos aacks, "a, s0s
GUS Shc, i0s, BOA. pite, apricota, per
pound, itci T. T. raislna. three crown,
100 per box. choice cvoporatod npnlcS.
bo-nound hoNta, laNc; fancy apples. 90
pound boxes. inlsc; prime, NO-pound
hoNVa. lNiac ncr pound; curranta. in
barrels, aitc pcr lound, ourranls' Ia
boxes. 60 per pound, California tnialun
Niape.. A'tci dried grapes, Sitc. cliron,
iNci ofnnHe peel, iNc; lemon peel. iec.
yates iV-pouhd boxes. 100 per pound;
eq-pound hpsrs, 1iac per pound; choice
unheelcd California peaches, iec
Jvlles- I'wcnty.ntund pals, ssci no.
pound pals, Soc i1.pound pals Boo.
wine Elnss, per dozen tac. nchopncr
FER duapn, Sa.4o
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-30

B Associated Prefs-
St Louis. Mo, March 29.--Flour-
rirmer. Patents s2.9ods.oo' extra
fancy. 50 55@g 90, fancy, S2'2oas.so;
ennce 81 soG2 90, rye -four, q 1909 ooi
n,,ekyheat -four. 50 b0as.0O.
wheat lost yesterdays bun features.
and the change in the weather helped
n down g-4fl i-sc. No. zte1 cash
* s-sc: May, So 7-Su5loi Iuly. Pc O..
corn weak and dun, losing l-sns-sc.
No ~ mixed cash. "a lie. May "a 5-soi
Jp nissi,so2 y No. 2 oash,3i s-ic; May,
81 7-so; July, rs l-sc
'pyt--So. z regular, soc bid
RsrIey-very quiet and unchanged.
Bran-Irregular at e34esc.
fiover-Higher; 81. lsps 60
Timothy seed-Ss. s0ui'-o'
mi AM az oulet az recent decline.
Tegr-Ayenk a. > s-fe ....,.,t.a
Isad-strong; demand unsnppheo'
ss cisa,rnr,eal--Lower; si.75.
Whisxy--Si QsQi, Is.
Cotton ties-uncharged.
unchanged,
froyigions- Quiet and easter.
pork-standard mess $1,000 l2-oo.
pritue steam 81 .O0ullQ,
Iay salt meats-Loose. strong az
ss p AZ * longs and ribs 5000 shorts.
s6.t5 ...,.s.,, "a N ionra
a. s5. rits. s6.e2 III shoris- " 70,
ecelpts-Flour. 1909 patte,si Nn. ...
70 o1O bushels: corn. 1909 Duanei'i 2a's'
AZ 900 bushels. -oa, barr.ia.
,s ss u 90 bushels; corn. 1905 bush
rs, oats, 1900 bushels
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-30

Meats y Dry salt clear, shorts.
sac. bacon. short clear, z i-2c, bacon
bellies. %. dry sah bellies, Nc; medium
hams, 10 i-fe; large hams. Zoe: sfnall
hams 10 TO; breakfast bncor, 40 i-2e.
t.ard-compouno. i-2ci pure leaf,
8 sac.
BuFar--Hi9nderd grnnuiaied. $40:
powdered. barrels. i-sc; powdered,
half bafrelr, 8 $50. cut loaf ~ barrels.
1850, cot loaf. IN hnlf barrels s-bci
yellow clarified I Be
Cote Ashaekie's hfiosn. go. Mid
land sc; Lion zic; fVaroma, &c. jer-
pey, 90.
chsese Fancy fuii cream. one IN
box. iee: two IA box, 10 isZe; young
Beans - Navy. b.; Linn. lee;
bay0n. 8 l-4c. pink. 3 i-1ci binck eyes.
Common, Q 2-fHtci prime. 5ci
4 f-fc
siarah--Luinp. AZ per pound / ana Q
poiird packages per pound, s1f; six
hound R0clen horff. fc PET pound.
torn sinrro. 20 and te-pnund boxes.
taditc: Fsuiiloar SIC; i-pound pack
ages IL the ctra. lA
pickie5 BARRELS. MEDIUM. s.. half
harralh. mcdiunt s. barrels. small.
q mar barrel sniail s1.sg; i1.eaiion
Kegs. 81 ~. t-fnliuu kegs. N.ili piuigl
75c.. quartz. per dozen. h.zS' half
rsllaonl pr dozen. SLID, Am. KiL.
rer duxen s3.25s hexaFon. gallon,
PET dozen. u ~ imperial. gallon pr
Goxeus ".
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-30

Jay Associated Presa.
Galveston, Tex, March 20 McElroy
FUTURES The monotouy OF The mat
row weeks has today been romoVed
na al mnrkcta have heon notive with
an upward tendency, Liverpool opon.
ed i-ui higher than yesterday, hui n
reWHiun NJ sentiment seems TO have
taken place IN thar mnrkat, ~ therh
was q rapid Improvement and al me
closing we ma that dellNrfle8 show q
gnln nt a-gt TO 4.df ON tho day There
was better demand FOR spot cotton.
although prices Remained unchanged,
salca aggregated 1900 bniea
our market at tho opening advanced
2 points aud the nervousness Of uhurbl
soon became apparent nn tho huyinr
hy this element carried prices ia above
Seaterdny'h elnsiug, from which level
there was some reaction, due TO tho
cotrrlnHH by long hoidcrn, and the end
" Tho dhy iinullN shows m Improve
ment or q polntn. Sputp horc were
firm, and although official quotations
WIRE only loo higher, we learn that
priccn were really rs dehrrr "a buys
efH and cauntiymen show no dinnoal-
ton whatever To- dispose Of their hold
lnga at present prices. Total uairn
400 For inmnrroN'b movement tins
port " eNchedinly light being 1000.
ngainst 400 last year. Ports today
received 1900. which compare 800 a
year nHn The Bombay move
ment for the woole ending elbows
rnceipta 5000. against 40 900 last yenr
whlo shipments are 10000. agalnut a.
600 q year ago.
The principal feature OF today'a mar.
ket was President CleNelnnd'H veto ~
tide sNlgninrnRe, nn result uf which ace
ton there seemed to be o marked dlr-
ference OF opinion ~ some quarters
81 expected thar thlH will be fol-
lowed by further decline In silver
and consequent drcroasu 10 the de-
mRnd for MnnoheHtrr We are Of the
opininn that American hpinnurH who
have thus thkoh only their immediate
requirements VIII enter mora activity
into the market IN anticipation u gene
oral reWynl ~ trade IN this country,
aud IN Wow 81 this fact wo arc In
clncd 20 favor purchases on any de-
prnHslpna,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-30

Fish Alaska. No. 1 salmon, per dos,
I,ab, Columbia river No, ! salmon per
doz 81 20. l-pomd nncKcrei per don,
tlai, American aardlnos. Au per cnso,
$500, Frcnch sardlnes, ", per case,
sl2 go.
oyotenl -ono-pomd, pur dos, g0c'
No 2. Si,75
Meats Plotted ham, y pound, per
dos., 35c. pottrd ham, = pound, pct
daa $3.50; Vienna HnuHayr Y pound.
per do2., $40, Vienna unuaugr. pound
por doz.Sa.f5i chlppcd bcof. y pound,
per doz, yi2b; Vlpnna sausage. i-pound
per dog. Slh0. clipped beef, i-ppund,
per dnz. $40
Vegetables Throu-pnund tomatoes.
Sis. 2-pound tomatoes, zoe; 2-pound
corn. choice, Si1O 2-p0und corn innuy
S.35. 2-pound string hcnna p0ci p
pound murrOWfat peas, Si2a0
California fruits Twu and one.hnli
pounds peaches tl.oh. 2ia pounds APP
pnootn. ti7b. 2is pounds pears NVai
2N pounds plums. $50; 2h pounds
muncat grapes, sl.60i 2A pounds white
cherries, $780, 2it pounds black cher
iiea. 32gi
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-30

whent~oid and new. No. .. Sso: No.
Corn-cnr lnta, T. o. b.. Fort Worth.
ear Soc. cnr local wagon lots. lssi50c
per eushpl Kansas Fholled, car lots.
hhlN, " ls2o nnclIpd, ldc.
lvNNs rust proof car lhta. 4 o.
D. Fort Worth. bulk. zoe; sacked. 40,
wagou loads unaackcd, sa0ssc.
i'ran-l'er 100 pounds, T. o. b.. Fort
hay-'ar lots, Z. o. b.. Fort worth
hest Forney Sii5O per TOM heat ~,
land, $500 Alfalfa loose. local SO,
JOHNSON TrnHs balcd, local. $40 psr ton,
loose prairie, local, per ton, SO
Flour Best pntonla. SigO per 100
poundgi half patents si66, third grade.
SLIGO fourth Grade e5o; Northern nat.
Chops Corn aud oats. mixed. per
ton, SIS per 100. 81.
Cotton Low mldnng, So; strict
low middlinT Co. mlddnng, 9 i-tr;
strict middllng Q $50. good middiing'
choice : i-29ee: head rice i-ac.
Snlt ilsh New mNrlscrei, medium.
No. l. half barrels, $40. No. y 10,
pound net Kits, S1Io Hirdnni No 10.
pound net lits, tias goldfish hriokn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-30

Associated Press.
london, March 29.-consols for
|ney s9li-l6; for the account, 80 "a.
|nadian Pacific. Il s-s; Erie, IS "a;
u seconds, Sc ga; Illinois Central.
Mexican ordinary. II Ia; st, Paul
|1mon, Go IA; New York Central. l0i
Insylvania, % "a: Reading, 10 rs;
|eiean Central. new fours. So IL.
|tney, 3-4@2.
~ silver. 21i-4d. The rate Of dis
|r In the open market for short bills
Tvs and for three months bills
|4Sis-lG per cent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-30

BY Associated Press.
ST. Louis. Mo, March 2a'-cattle-
Receipts, $500; shipments, 1io0. Mar
ket iOc higher for natives; Texans
about steady, native steers, 1000 20
1900 pounds s325dS45; COWS and heif-
ers. s2.s5asOO; Texas steers, 1000 to
1900 pounds sSooQs2o,
unes i Receipts, 1900; shipments
1000 Market active iOgi5c higher
butchers weights. SA7Oais5; good
mixed. s4.4OQ47O: prime light, $500
$50. ,oo
Sheep--R Receipts. 700; shipments 1vv'
Market 10Qi5c higher spring laIlpS,
vaarllne lambs. $500; Southwestern
S86Ods65.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-30
Money.

Associated Press.
ysw York. March 29,-Money on call
|g at per cent, last loan /, closed
/, cent
Rhine mercantile paper 3G5 1-2.
isfing exchange dull and easier
II actual business In bankers bills
Il lN S-414.SS for demand and ut
~ i4fls7 for sixty days
Pdrd rates 4,S7 1-2G4.S9; commercial
blly is5 l-4Q4.S5 IL.
Sier certificates so is.
nesiean dollars ~ l-2. Total sales Of
lp'ss today aggregated l71,SOO.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-30

nruas.

pf"Es'
Quotatona based On small loln 70 re-
tau dealers Anilphihiun. per ounce
Doe; Acetanlid per ounce 100, per ~
ooe; aeetio acid, per ~ iVoi valD9ile
acid, cryatml2cd. per ID, aVH e+e :
muiiatir acid, G. P9 per 10, &c nitric
uold, g. T., Der pound, @aci sulphur le
acid, G. p per pound aie' fannie pcia'
bulk, per pound, gl25; alcohol, 80 per
cent per gallon, l.i2i loHH So Tor CASH
alum, per pound ie' hh'ihainnla'
81; 0ntifcbrine, per ounce, sjc; antlpy.
rine, per ounce. $40, ammonia, car
Donate, per 10. iGc, vltroiL per d.
case; blue mass per pound Dpe. blue
ointment. per lba 500 bpfnA per ID.
iemlsc; camphor gum, per d., 90uniei
eapsieum powdered. per ih.s 4Se, CO.
50 go, coperas pei h. 2WSci cream
tartar, c r., per pound, 30ei groecfa,
per pound, l6c, D1pera powder, per
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-30

BY ASSOCIATED FfesH'
New York. March % = Orders %
commission merchants were fairy airy nv, nu'
ros,,,. though Of moderate qnanh'y,
,be,- absorbed a good qunnusy
afuffs. Through deliveries ~ io LII,
enraeements much ~lss .,,.,o
Meie ~. checked the spot request:
pIgy .ts cin,fs were active AZ sales OF
~ IA 1900 at is-i6c for sky
s 800 .,,,nrss futures and THIS pille
IA .na declined. There were iaIss
~ ~ uride goods. Wooden sooas "
s-al ma very fair sales fhe w
NM frsae was quiet because q ei''
matte conditions
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-30
SPEcULAToRs KNEW II.
THEY nEcAlSEp rnEm NERVE
ANn -cteiIr DESPERATELY.
Repor'- Of DnmnEed Crop. n,.h-
p"'ed BY Late Ad,Iee> Indicating
a BETTER Condition = whrnt
Has Downward Tendency.

nj A..--l-.
cb,ca, ss'', s, i,ress.
vhea, au'en ss--rhe bears IN
foucb, ~ s,,.''eu sneiF nerve wlay and
eessr,t Ky, NJ ua'nase reports SO sue
vasteras ,,.''' ,,,,y crossed '-se 'ower tHan
dencv r,s,,, 49, was u nuilish ten
ports h,, ~, 49,, ow'hs 9 Hamuge re-
landea A,.,, 's'''nH On me nara Spots
hlrh no,n, = ~, or 80 below Nc
pdyance ~, ~ sssaefuay > sensa'htal
Berlln ~ ~, - ' ''' was n9' he''vN'
conslderah,,, , = ~ a''u i''''a was also
-, ,s''S -, hls'ier Tor wheat and
psr,tu,. ,,.,. N',9"','e aua ihaaer lent
cline sro,a e, - w pea's ana q 1t-
- - YIN oie 10 sy s-4e was gradually
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-30

ny Associated Press.
New Orleans, La. March % -co,t6n
ilrm' sales. spot 1850 to arrive. 1900;
low ordinary, 55-sc: Ordinary el-So,
good ordinary, d5-sc; low iniddlina. 7c;
middiing, i-ic; good mlddling 7l.gc.
iniddling fair Sc: fair. 9i-isc. receints
net, $3.50; gross, $40 exports. none.
SOCK ~. sSa20f; futurss steady. sales
eSdVo' March. 7.22mL2ic; April. leon
..2lc; May. 7.2Sdf2sc; June, $500, So.
july l,3SqI.Ac; August, 7.4sa7 400,
september IlSdT .45c: October .4I4
t,4sc: November, 1901 .5ic: Deem
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-30
ClnI

Retail bridgeport, car lots, N2li
10 10 tons, Sf75. 1 ton, Ssi MpAi0rter,
Jenny llind, Rouse, Mnitlnud, Robinson
and Wnisenhcrg Goals. car lots ft4bi
2 Ia 10 ton lots. 81 20; ton. g.1s. a ton.
1910: Monarch Victoria, Santa Clara
ana Gilmore ccaia, ear lots, 90 5O 10
10 ton lots. SCI; tons. 80 20. tom 80. 90:
~ ton, $3.50. Brlar Greek and Nc
James c0ni. car lots Si.2i; 0 10 i0-ton
lota, 81 iU tons, 1913 ! ton, 81, ~
ton. sa,25; Monarch rgg. car lots,
S. g5, D 10 10 Ion lots 20 30. single ton,
d 70; anthracite. Ponnnyiyanin, car
lots. fii; 10 10 ton lots, 81. Single
ton, si3. nnthmciie, Qulln, 10 10 ton
lots. so single tons. 50 20. q ton. 81.
clock. i9a; car leads. ta25; Thurher, nur
lois $50 per ton; Cameron, per ton,
81. tons, s7.75; 70 10 tons $40.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-30

by Associated Press.
Now orleans. March 29,-liog pro-
duets ~ 3-S9l2 t-2o.
Boxed meats-pry saltcd shoulders,
Bacop-sides. 5Jt7 1850.
Lard--Rehncd. a-Sc.
Hams -Chuice sugar-cured, gl-ani0c.
Flour-Stendy- Extra fancy, S2.SbQ
$50; patents. S916ma25,
Bran-Stcady az s0c
sugar and mulanses- Unchanged,
Rice-Qulct and steady,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-30

BY Associated Press.
Chicago. ILL.,. March 29.-The Even
ing Journal reports cattle--Receipts,
1850; shipments. $500; active, lOal5c
higher on prime to extra native steers.
which sold at si.9Oa45o; good to choice
SS9oQ41b; others, s3.25Q3.s5; Texans.
S300Q34O.
Hogs - Receipts, 10000. shipments,
10000; active and 5@l0o higher at the
opening, but closed with the advance
lost; rough, A55; packers and mixed,
s47O24sO. prime heavy and butchers
weights, yl.S0d4s5; assorted light,
S4SOG 490.
Sheep and lambs - Receipts, 1000;
statements. 5000 higher on sheep, $4,000
AGO; top lambs, $i.00GieO.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-30

BY Associated PRESS
New York. March % wheat-Rc-
ceipts, nonei exports. ils,9oO bushels.
sales io35,OoO bushels futures. spot
inactive; No. red, store and elevator.
63 i-Sc afoat, G3 5-Sc No Northern
50 i-Sc Delivered No. / hard, "A i-sc
delivered.
options Opened active and weaker
at decline OF ~ from yesterday
The bulls were much disappointed at
the weather map, which showed a big
rise IN temperature In the Northwest
Before midday the tenor OF the crop
dispatches became more bullish, and
soon there was Wild rush to cover,
which advanced prices 10 20 l-Sc for
May The great demand censed and
for the balance OF the DAY prices stead
fly declined The close was at about
the lowest Of the day. being 10 under
last nights nnal figlres. No 2 red,
March, 60 l-Sc, May, G3 l-l6HBi i-Sc,
closed at 60 Use; June. "a i-sM64 9-ic
closed at 90 lSc; July. G5 5-lGd66 a-Sc
closed at 65 S-Sc, August, &C 3-sd6G 7lSci
September. CT 3iS. closed atG7 3iso; De-
cember, 20 7-iGc, closed at 70 9isc.
Hides-Quiet
Leather-Steady
Becf-Flrm
Cotton seed oll--Aai lets slow. ana
very little change IN prlccsi demand
not urgent. Prime crude, barrels, 2Go
2iG25e; prime summer yellow, sic; on
summer yellow, a0c prime summer
white, sac
Lead-oulet; domestic. $40.
Tln-steadyi straits, 1900 bid; plates
steady.
spelter-Quiet domestic. SsGi asked
Conee-Options opened dull az a de-
cline OF 8 to 10 points, became better
on news from Washington and In
creased speculative demand. closed
steady and generally q to 10 points
net advance. Sales, 1880 bags In
Guiding March. az l6.40al64bi April,
$780, May l6,05HlGl0i June, 1880 July,
f5.AbGi5.65; August. 1895. September,
14S5ai500, October 1866; December
1i.26Iii35.
spot coffee-Rlo. steady NOT. II ~
an 5-gc; mild. stendy; Cordovn, 10 ~
Gi9 1-2c: sales, 452 bags Of Central
American. warehouse deliveries, 49,
i9i bags; New York, 1906 bags
limited states stock, 1873 202 bags; afioat
for the United states i20.10l bags; to-
fal Visible available FOR the United
states, 4s3252 bags, against last year
5tO.s5s bags RIO market quieti No 2
Ice: exchange, ll-l6c; receipts, bQOp
bnes. stoek, 10000 bags; cleared for
Tinted States. 5000 bags Santos mar
ket quiet; good average Santos nom
Snal. No quotations; receipts, 1000 bags;
stock 10000 baga, London market
dniet al gdG6d advance. Hamburg
steady. sales. 1900 bags; unchanged
~ ~ nfeunig lower Havre steady;
sales. %, 900 bags. l-4ls-h lower,
surnr-Raw. dull. n0minnlly un-
changed. Sales, none.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-30

crnckers-Auimals i2o; Boston but
ter. Sc: butter &C.; creams. s'si crack
nels, l5c, cracker meal. SO; oyster pearl
De-. opnter excelsior, Scs preixelH. 1906
cream soda, So, snownakes. lie; Hoda.
&C.
Cakes aud Jumbies-Elcyen ana ono
half cents. fruit, fuliana, nc. ginger
Enaps. ~: grandma'a cookies. 100;
lemon snaps, i3c; waters l5ci nuHnr
cookies. 100: stage planks Sc.
candiee-cnrameis assorted favor b
pound boxes. 1sc; gumdrupa, a. ~. ua-
rorted navOrr. b-pound box, 4uc; Japan
o1r rock. assorted and white. e5ci
French kisses. per box, Coo. chocolate
crsanis. Al. e1c. ieron drops, frosted,
per box fiei burnt Aimonda per box,
s0c. crcnnin, hand made. seci peanut
blocks. CSC. peanut bar. Der box, 4le;
iozsngers. assorted con, t-pound box.
nc. marsh mallowh A'pouud boz,
II N. mixed cardies. pals. per pound,
giic. crystal cut exc, u. n. creams.
pals. re; stick candy, Ia pals. &c
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-30

Vegetables Cabbage California, por
pound, 2is cents, potatoeH Greeley, por
bushel, soc early rose Doc, onions, rer
pound 2iboi celery, 60Nfbe per dozen
hunchos. bectH per pound. g4c. car
roia, Per pound axe; radlehos i0e per
dozen. lettuce. 800.
Fruits Lemons fancy, GOOD per
box. S2IjN3OO, oranges, por hoN. sl!
liluonelda bananas per bunch saqt3
oranges fancy FlnridnH, 81, otanrca,
California, naval. 32.7b0a 90. aerdllngH,
ss.gO
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-30

<ansas city, No. March 2s.-catile
--Recelpts. 1900; shipments 2'oo.
stsadv 10 strong. Texas steers, 5000
ai5, cows. n.75aa,5o; shippers, s2s5e
"a. native COWS, si.75as-5o' stoclssrs
and feeders, s25O8seoi bulls, sl-i0q
2.25. o-eo. sh,,nents
s-oo. strong 10 i0c higher; bulk, ste2i
49, ~, nerkors ana mixed A.5oHi.5V;
i,,,,,t Workers and pigs. Ai04A6V
sheen Z Receipts, 400; shipments
2l0. Strong.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-30

an AEEocIaled FFl77'
kansas city, Mo, Aaren y'- :, f KY
slow and weak no. nav; SANi ~
~, NVsalr 10. white. 30 Ia
~. 10. 2 mixed. 81 l-lc ,s.,,..
"a. mixed s0a1e
tiav.-steady. sspoas.de ,.as,.,
pntter Z Active; creamery. Ha@lei
dairy, 1910.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-30

by Associated Press.
Liverpool. March 29,--wheat. Firm;
demand poor, holders onor modor-
atoly; California. No. /, ss idn
D. 1874 rcd western winter, a. y LA
Gfba,
corn-Firm demand moderato; new
mixed. AZ sd
Fluur-Sprlng patent Gs va.
Lard-Prima Western ssa
beef--i2Atrs India mess, SIS.
Pork Prime mess, $50 ga.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-30

f'ordare-siaai rope. hali-inch basis.
oikr, matilda rope half-lnch basis. 81;
cotton rope, ~ sizes, lic' COTTON tWiiie.
10, E-Dly iuie tuincl iac.
Bsrr--64-lnch. s-punce Aifci ft-ineh.
E.r.Yrsle &c. 42-lnclf. lo-0unct. gNc,
aeeA,l.-RYe. per hnHhel. soc. ttrnip
seed. Der pound. 20. alfalfa seed, per
bnrhei. 81; johnson grass seed. per
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-30

BY Associated Press,
Wilmington, Del. March 29.-Cotton
Steady. Middllng. Use: low mid
ding ll-l6c. Net and gross receipts,
6s bales; stock l4.l5S bales.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-30

By Associated Press.
Boston. Mass, March 29,-cotton--
quiet. Mlddling. s-1ec; low middlng,
6 15-l6c good ordinary. G i-16o. Net re
ceipts, bales; gross, 9IS bales exports,
Great Britain, IL bales.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-30

huahel, N.s5; millet per buRhOl, Csc;
red s. per hnshe. onion ncts, white.
Si.bo per hushol amber cane.
u.3s por busholi orange cane. Si.sa per
busheli seed POTATOES, New Yorl, early
rose POTATOES. Sl.ia per buahel, New
York Peerless, Sl1b per buahel
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-30
COTTON AARKETs.


pelated Prcas.
,fpool, March Enclosing cotton
quiet; sellers not pressIng;
YIN middlinF, 4 i-sd.
4 sales OF the day were 1900
" which 1000 were for specuin-
I-ll export and Included 10000
IA 2, Receipts 5000 bales. inclnd-
~ opened firm at poor de-
USED steady at the advance.
D ~ l.. N. c.. March. 4 0-ea SELL
y a~so1 ahd April. 6-gf sellers:
-u a-ay Goa sellers: May and
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-30

Associated Press,
lnndon, March 29.-The amount Of
llu gone into the Bank OF England
| 1g was 1900 pounds.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-30

BY Associated Press.
Memphis, Tenn, March 2s.-cotton
steady and Unchanged Receipts, 7o5;
shipments. 1899. stock. ss.67s: sales.
$500 New York exchange selling at
par, Clearances, si96,6o9 balances, s5i,-
002.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-30

associated Press,
lahs, March 80 - Three per cent
PES s9f 95c Tor the account.