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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-05

There Il probably no farm work
where 20 much 10 lost by a poor quail
~ OF work as In milking. The amount
of such losses did not FULLY appreciate
until 1 commenced to test my mixers.
This l DID by following their work
through the season. learning what the
COWS they MIXED gave when fresh and
comparing Il with what the same COWS
gave after term Of months. Thus
required but little extra time. as It
wa done when takein tests Of the
cows. 1 followed this work over a year
before saying anything 70 any person
about IL: and to say that 1 was sur
prised Ia stating Il very mildly 1
found a difference In the work OF my
mixers sufficient. when fifteen cows
were MIXED. 10 pay mans wages.
This sum ~ large but II we VIII
watch this work for a time, conviction
will Follow tho watching. A grta; part
OF this difference In mixers comes
from the failure on the part Of the
mixer to DO as well as he knows how.
They are In hurry to get rid OF the
stripplngs. They are also unpleasant
10 The cows and, at times, abusive,
unixind treatment surely brings I'M
mediate retaliation. Mixers must es-
tabilai pleasant relations between
themselveB and the cows II they ex-
pect to secure the best results,
Herr l think the women are superior
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-05

London, Oct 4.--The weekly state
ment Of the Bank OF England shows
the following changes, as compared
with the previous account: Total re-
serve, decrease, 2,ll0,0O0 pounds, oircu-
decreased 1,256,O0O pounds; other Sc
eurities decreased $4,000 pounds; old
deposit increased 1,3oS. 900 pounds; pub
lie deposits decreased $4,000 pounds;
notes received decreased 2,l32 900
pounds; government securities increas-
ed 99s,0O0 pounds, The proportion OF the
Bank OF England's reserve to liability.
which last week was 1906 per cent,
ls now GS10 per cent
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-05

-rba shara anecu-
sew York. Oe'' '.I.,-, -.
..,on today was ohhracteri-su W
i4,, strength and n fair degree or
mArheu -. ,rovement was due in
activity i"1 a.. ,a,, mat Anglia
some measure 10 '"s 80
,,,.r,nan-F Franco war was proven !"
..,..s and the more favorable re-
be oHas' r-oaas for September, but
ports TOT run 49,, aa,,o,stration
the main factor "''9 ''.' 1.''sS,
=, hull pools against the snort interest,"
W pD ~. was the feature of the
Cni'aso rd was taken in hand
speculation ~ ,,.,,ia,, -
.a,iy By the outside chque' Wnlch Pio-
LA 10 squeeze the shorts IN the
essu'' leaning rates having been
s'oeA' ''S as ,,..r,Inm ACCOMMODATING
pu. up to l-Ss pisililu',i' raooTt mai a5
/ ILLS movement WaS n,i,eS mo Nv
/ agreement hau o., NunicinaI Gna
the chicago Nan -, af fbeir terri
companies Ior " al',.eIing which fol-
tory. unuer t'S ,,,,,.niiase.s FOR Tho
loved, assls'su ~ "a t,, mo ararcltv
long account, Iio ,S,n,,ad nm sharnlv 10
Of slock the prlsS me- on ia cfnsing
u ~, saih VI A. No hIgheT
prices Oh yes'e' 20 "a. a 6rive m Inc
figures me peas i,i'aNT T.a',tio, Of mar
stock whlcn Sd CAUSE. q 80, hrter MID
csnt to q 80 ue,oie '.o ',',,,,ad and he-
day the puyihs w. w. ~, Ina aftarnoon
cans very he~'y ' - - that ba,
sending me s'ooh ny " - mo dav ond
Ing the hlshe9V ~ t,s |i,s1,,,-
27-S per eent apoVe las' ','s 1000 ,,iacc
Sugar was ioFceu W 'aNJ ,-,tt,'-,,'a -
In the deallnBs, an rni a 20 ~.
SIS was followed py a u- - ~ -,
cent the traulhB thls st,i'I ~
light II was nov utItll l"Iui :" IT,,
morning that the Sh-i10 eN ,.i'. ~
good buying oeulaHu' ~, w 'g I,,,. VI
Of the market scheIalIy leHI w. eo,J
ing movement III susaL' Mh'Iii 1'r''
Il ed IN advancing 'ne sH"tes ~ IL,
4 cent 10 u l-S' win ON! "'"i ie''u'''ii
Of ~ a.,
Advances were estaolisiieu III tns
o'her lnaustila OF ! 90 - 'op .i.--.'i
l-S IN lead ~ N B'ereh sScVhu
pelerredi general elGul'lc a''u US
Thing b-S The later stopN sou up
" during inc nornine on sdl.s m
dueed by fresineht Grcenhut sue
L,eni th9t me repets system udu peCn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-05

10 the men; they are naturally more
KIND and they have more sympathy
with the COW mother than the average
man has Whenever 1 see my cows
afraid Of the person milking them, 1
know there Is something wrong. They
may be kind when 1 nm ubout, but l
know they have been unltnd at some
lime or the COWS would not be afraid
OF them. Most persons can DO good
work milking II they try. but there are
persons who cannot milk well. They
are not adapted to II.
Last wintor I paid about f2j Ia prizes
10 my mixers. and 1 am sure never
invested the same amount 70 no good
an advantages ! nm sure It brought me
400 per cent interest 1 shall follow up
the plan this season again, commence
Ing about october 1, when the cows
come fresh again My experience with
Jerseys causes me 10 believe that they
resent unkind treatment quicker than
any other breed. They ere gentle and
quiet when kindly treated; as much 80
as any cows ! ever had any expert
ence with; wish had more OF thcm.--
II. 70. Gurler In Jersey Bulletin.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-05

Chicago, Oct. Fat cattle. no mat
ter what age, were IN good demand
and sold strong. The receipts were
4OoO head less for the last Thursday,
and arrivals for the expired part Of
the week show a loss OF 5000 as COM
pared with the same time last week.
IL was the fact OF iessened supply that
sellera were indebted for what i'm
provement the market may have
shown. Good natives were scarce and
OF choice grades there may almost bs
said 70 have been none The Offering
OF natives OF all descriptions did not
much exceed 1000 head and a few OF
that number were good enough to
bring more than $3.50. The 5000 west
erns received were taken on a basis
Of si.J0Q4.50 for poor to choice. and
the range OF quotations for Texans WAS
81 .25Qs.25.
IN hogs. the first estimate of the re-
celpts were around 22.00O There was a
more moderate supply than had been
expected, and the opening was actlye
and Inclined 70 less general selling, a
nickel higher during the morning. .
revision Of the returns brought to light
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-05

Liverpool, oct. 4,--Closlng: Cotton
spot, good buslncoss done. prices firm.
American mlilling. 1889 The sales
were 13OOO OF which 1000 were FOR
speculation and export and included
1900 American. Receipts 1900 bales,
all American.
Futures opened firm. with a good
demand. and closed firm OF the adj
vance, American mlddling l., NJ. C.,
october. 22-G4d sellers; october and
November. 2l-6ld buyers November
and December, 8 2l-G4d buyers; Decem-
Der and January. 3 22-Gid buyers: jan
nary and February, 8 23-Gid buyers;
February and March, 3 2t-Gil; March
and April. 3 2G.GSd buyers; April and
May. 3 2S-6id sellers; May md June,
gO-6ld sellers; June and July 3i-6i
pS 32-6td.
Other quotations: American middhng
fair 3 9-33; good mlddllng, 2 l9-fid;
low middlug. 3-ed good ordinary,
ii. ordinary 3 li-l6d.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-05

London, Oct AT the wool sales
today 1909 bales were offered, Of
which 1900 were withdrawn, Kidding
was keen for all good woods by the
French, German aud American buyers.
the latter taking 800 bales today. York
shire buyers are holding back some
what. owing 10 the disappointing course
Of the mnritet for Manufactured pro-
ducts. Inferior woods continue weak.
Following are the salcs In detail: New
South Wales. 2403 bales; secured. 7dW
Is I'D; greasy, 3-4Ql0d, Queensland,
1879 bales secured, 10 1-2dftls ID;
greasy. 4dg7 SID. Victoria. 1879 bales;
secured, gde4ig sd greasy 5dWlld.
South Australia, 800 bales; secured
3 1-2d010 l-2d; greasy 3-id95 LEA.
Now Zealand. si59 bales; secured. i-2d
Oils l-2d; graasy, Z 3-i4l0d. CAPE OF
GOOD Hone and Natal, 10 bales;
80 tCdGts 1-2d.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-05

now that negotiations have progressed
e avoid serious gas war In the city OF
chicago. A lively buying movement
IN = 3. Q. strengthened ali the
Changers and the Wheeler PARTY were
liberal buyers Of st. Paul. A new
short interest was disclosed IN II. l.,
ana The sellers OF the carly hours were
eager buyers. There were reaiizatlous
70 take profits IN -. c. +. and sugar.
but both received better inside support
than they have commanded in some
time. There WEB a fair inquiry to
cover shorts in @. T.. but at NJ the ad-
vance a bob-tailed pool continued to
llquidate
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-05
COTTON, GRAIN AND PRODUCE
A SHARP UPWARD MOVEMENT IN
COTTON.
The War Talk In Europe Gives
strong Duiiish undertone TO tho
wheat MnrLet-Cora and Oats
strong-provisions Firmer.

T, G. MePeak s CO., in their review
of the market. say;
Today's market opened steady at
about points Advance on firmcr
Liverpool opening, and as that market
was unchanged at 3 p. M. ours re-
manned quiet and featureless. on re-
celpt OF Liverpool closing, which was
firm at 2.64d9.Gld advance. our l-s2o
advance In spOtl with 1000 sales "A
sharp upward movement set In on this
side. The advance was aided BY
shorts covering, who were frightened
by the spot demand from eastern spin
ners. which is quite liberal from that
quarter. The New York market closed
firm at the highest points OF the day,
with gain OF IA points over last night.
October 6.02; November COS, December
G.l9; January 6.l9; February 6.25;
March ESQ: April & 3i May 6i3 Sales
15Q.SO0. Spots were steady and un-
changed at 1-ic. Spot sales 49,.
Port receipts We're SG,s5S, against 80
1856. The weather throughout the cot
ton belt romans favorable. barring re-
ports from Eldorado and Pine Blur
which state that rains in those sections
within the past twenty-four hours.
with high winds and much damage
to the crop, while the port receipts
are not excessively large Just now, yet
there Is very little disposition on tho
part OF the farmers to hold their cot
ton, since the advance Of the past three
days, and we look for heavy interior
movement very coon. New Orleans
spots have advanced 9-16c since Tues
day. and any further advance In spots
Will likely bring about heavy move
ment and lower prices in turn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-05

Furnished by the GaIvcston Export
Commission Company.

Furnished ny INC 1utNcNtuh Export
Commission Company.
CTexns and Indian Territory prices
do not include commission for buying
and selling).
Corn-Dull; offerings freer; demand
very light; buyers holding on expecting
TO bay lower; prices nominal at 4Sc for
white and 4Gc for mixed corn, sacked.
Tor This weeks shipment.
oats-Contlnue quiet. soc 20 Sic at
TEXAS. and zoe at Indian Territory
points. r o, D. sacked for No. p
Whont-In good demand. basis OF 5ic
10 55u Gglybston FOR No. soft
Hny-Contmuea in dead rut; $3.50
10 $500 for late or second cutting {. o.
b Texas and Indian Territory points,
Kansas city, Mo. Oct. Up. d. Ar
mour has made an actual test OF wheat
feeding 10 hogs on his farm at OeonO-
mowoc. September 10 he had il pigs
That WEIGHED 1875 pounds. In fourteen
DAYS he fcd them 1860 pounds OF crush-
ed wheat with nothing else. September
% tbey weighed $500 pounds, having
satncd 525 pounds. The gain, at 500
go~ hoes. made 5000, OF SIC par buahel,
car lot receipts OF wheel.
K.c,ChLst.L.Mpls, Dlth. Tots.
W., cays sro.ic5 500 1Oi 500 4s9 1898
car lot receipts OF corn;
a. ~ K.c. Chi stL. Tots.
,,,4oy ........ IL 1876 90 1T9
a ,,s5r eao ,....... 20 79T 1sG 962
Cur lot receipts OF oats;
To-day ......'''.'" 10 tsS 9 81 s ssp
a year ago ...'''.''' AZ -"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-05

st. Louis. oct, -cattle-ouiet; sup
ply light: native steers. 1900 pounds,
S4.s5: light, s2.i5I3s5; COWS. sl75@215;
Texas. 900 10 1000 pounds, S1.5Og3l0;
cows s20O6225.
Hogs-In moderate supply at steady
prices Best heavy $3.50; fair to good
heavy and light. S5I045.25; common 10
fair light, :425I50o
sheep-Aetive, steady; fair native
rnixed. 81 eoQg Is; southwestern mixed,
Sc 50G2.75; lambs, s50OW375.
Receipts and shipments. not reported.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-05

1000 Liberty county steer yearings.
at sG.75.
1900 Liberty county steer 2-year-oids.
al 50 %.
1000 Liberty county steer 1-year-oids.
al tl2.
1900 Greer county steers, half 3s and
half 4'e. at $3.50
1000 hncly bred 100 pound feeders
tops" at $3.50.
1000 COOS cows and calves located
above quarantine line, az $40.
200 splondldly bred mixed stock cat
tie. above quarantine line. at 5000
1000 Jen Davis county steer yearllngs.
S.
1000 Jefr Davis county steer rs. at
81
THE LOVING LAND AND LIVE
STOCK AGENCY
.o7 Main street. fort worth. Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-05

Liverpool Oct i.-Closlns Wheat
Steady. demand moderate; No. . red
winter a 2d do spring IS !-sd.
corn-F Firm. demand Falling on; now
mixed spring As 4 I'D Futures firm,
demand poor; october Az l-gd; No
Nember - l-2d; December Is sd.
Flour-Dull. demand poor. SPOT Ais.
Futures, no demand,
Pork-Engy. demand poor; prime
mess western ia Sd; do medium G3s 90.
Beef-Dur, demand poor. extra In
dia mess 75s; prime mess els 90.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-05

New York. Oct. 4.--As compared with
the preceding reports there has been
no change in the character OF the de-
mand. and though engagements ars
held strictly to current wants, they
are 80 numerous as to absorb a good
total Of spot goods OF al descriptions
which in the actual movement has been
very much enlarged through large for
wardingB on previous engagements IN
a outlet way considerable business mas
beea done for spring Printing cloiEs
have been IN request by large sales OF
spots and futures at Ss for - sqearrs,
SCOT goods in all markets practically
cleaned up.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-05

ages OF fiour. Primary receipts. $780,
900 bushels. against s27 900 same day
wheat. l06l5 confines up; flour, zoo
wheat. 10as45 confines up; -four. 200
80 up. Berlin, "a mark lower: Ant
werp,l2 IL confines lower.
Liverpool. unchanged. Seaverns is
said to have sold al5 900 bushels OF No.
2 spring for export. and was good
buyer OF December.
The very light receipts OF corn and
better cables Is the main cause for the
strength In that cereal. There was
more or less good buying the entire ses-
sion, and prices closed firm. May rang
ing from 90 TO sic and closing at 50 7-Sc.
Oats were strong in sympathy with
corn.
Provisions ruled weak early. but lat
er became frm on the advance in
grain.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-05

Now IS Just the time 70 look after the
COW stables for next winter Give them
n good thorough distinction by mix
ing forty parts OF wster to one OF sui
phurlc acid. Make the maDger sound
and sweet. and then keep II 10 next
winter II there have been any lice
on the cattle IN previous years. good
coat Of dwhltewaHh on all the parti-
lions and walls 10 excellent Some use
the following coal oil emulsion for
killing lice on cattle: Into one gallon
Of soft water stir half gallon OF soft
soap. When well dissolved and while
boiling add two gallons Of coal Oh and
stir thoroughly until the whole Is well
mixed. Then add another gallon Of
hot water II put IN Jug and wei
corked It will keep well. When about
to use dilute Il with four parts OF
water and apply thoroughly with a
sponge. --Exchan
ua fafrthem darthes c arftd arthoIn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-05

WORT worth. Oct. i.--CReview Of the
,,srpst by y. g. MePeak a Co, COM
mission merchants)
Although the war rumor OF Yesterday
hs1 Int little effect on values today.
-, Il proved instrumental in causing
= ruilish moderation, which has been
s.,, during today's entire session. Ca
Me- wse arm and receipts light.
,,i.,. a,,ened the market 3-sc higher
.s s tbs elose last night and FOR a
sSart neriod OF time. prices remained
AMI hui firm around So SIS for Dsesu-
nor in the day good buying Sc; -,
t5-s1 ~ the strength IN corn and the
closing was strong at about top pfless.
~ M Total olearanoes amounted 20
liz. 40 bushels OF wheat ana ss's'V pio'--
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-05

New orlears, Oct 4.--Cotton-steady
. sales SPOT, $500; TO arrive, 6l5o; ordin-
ary $40; good ordinary, 8 l-ic; low
mlddling, 1-9c; mlddling, 3-ic coed
mlddllng. Use; middlng fair, 5-Sc;
fair, lS-lGc nominal. Receipts, H.
$40; exports to Great Britain, 63l9i
stock, g9.bis.
Der. 5.68 bid: November, 5.7Gdb.77c;
December. 5sSQ5 sac: January, $500
5s7c; February, 5G1I5.93c; March,6,O2
0G.O3; May 6,OsQ6,lOc: June, 6140GlGc;
July, GEO bid
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-05
LAVE STOCK MARKETS


Kansas city. Mo. oct 4.-Cattle--Re-
celpts. 5000: shipmants, 5000 Market
steady and practically unchanged.
Texas steers, s2J0JSio beef steers.
32.f015.GO native cows, sl.50n2I0;
stocsers and feeders. }lij6225.
Hogs-Receipts. 5000; shipments. 1000
Market Slightly weaker. Bulk OF sales,
tis0q5 20; packers. s4s0gI,s5; mixed.
S4soa5I0: lights. a.s0Gbi5i pigs. $500
Qi50.
sheep Receipts. 1000; shipments, 900.
Market about steady.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-05

London. Oct 4,--Cioslng: Canadian
Pacific, 81 rs; Erie, IA rs; Erie Gee
onds. 76 L.: Illinois Central, 05 Ii,
Mexican ordinary, II; 81. Paul COM
mon, g. 3-S; New York Central 1903 "a;
Pennsylvania 90 1-9; Reading. O, Mex
lean Central new as, 80.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-05

Paris, Oct. 4.--The weekly statement
OF the Bank Of France Issued today
shows the following changes ns COM
pared with the previous account Bills
In circulation Increased % 275, OOOf,
treasury accounts current, decrease. H.
326,0O0f gold Ia hand decreased 800
000f; bills discounted Increased &c $780,
000f; silver on hand decreased $780,
0cOf,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-05
Fort Worth, oct.

Fort Worth, Oct. T.
A light trade. with unchanged prices.
Meats-pry salt, clear, SS-ic; bacon.
short clear. 9i-2c; bacon, bellies.
II l-2c, dry salt bellies, 10 l-2e me-
dlum hams i3c: large hams, II l-2c.
small hams. Is l-2c; breakfast bacon.
Zoe.
Lard-compound. lee pure leaf.
10 1-ec.
sugar--stnndard eranulatcd. Sc. pow.
dered. barrels. s Lie: powdered, halt
barrels. i-4ci cut loaf. barrels. lac
cut loaf half barrels, s i-2c; yellow
clarified, lee
coiTee--Arbnckle's Arlsoa. 22c; Mid
land. 90, Lion, 2?c; Alaromo. 22ci
French market, 22c. NNNN, &c.
Green correctly the sack, good. 2Sci
choice. 2lo. fancy. 20 i-2e peaberry'
q l-sc; old government Java, 2ic; Mo
cha. 27c,
Rice Common. l-2c; prlme,5c; head
rice, &c: new head, 7df Lee.
Molasses- Barrel lots, fancy SUGAR
house. Csc. choice per gallon, see; fancy
syrup, per gallon, 20 to ioc.
salt flsh---New mnclSerel medium,
No. !, half barrels, $3.50; No. ?, ION
net KITS, Nl0; medium, No. 1, ION
net kits, 81 25.
Pickles Medium barrels. S575: me-
dunn, half barrel, 50 Co. small barrels,
SO i5i small half barrels, 81 90; loyal
Ion kegs. $40; b-galon kegs. STD,
plnts, dc; quarts, per dozen. tl.25,
hait gallon, per dozen 81 as; American,
gallon, per dozen, $500; flexagon. gal-
Ion, $780, imperial gallon, $5.75.
Cheese Fancy. fun cream. singles.
II i-2c; choice fun cream. 20 iha. "A s-4c:
fancy fun cream, young Americans,
ibc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-05

New York, Oct. 4.-Money on call
closed easy at 1 per cent. Prime mer-
camille paper 3Q5 per cent, last loan
closed one per cent. Sterling
exchange. steady with actual
business In bankers bills at 4S6 l-21
ass 3-4 for sixty days. Posted rates
4S5U4S7 IL. Commercial bills asa IL
Q4.Sl "a. Bar silver CO; Mexican dol
lars 81 IA; silver certificates. GO is.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-05

Liverpool, oct -IIams-Dull; de-
mand poor short cut, 46s. Bacon. de-
mand moderate Cumberland cut dull,
l0s; short ribs dun, ilR; long clear,
40 pounds. Ais: long and short clear
90 pounds dun. as Shoulders dull.
l1a al
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-05

york. oct 1.-THE Evening Pest
SIS made upon the market. at
tasA ' and no doubt rightly. to the
tT T.'.ost and most expert Combination
''' w, bear SPECTATORS, The mcve-
q i'0"' ,.,.a in i:ock Island. which
nsni es, e.a,l broken lown 1 point.
vas SUI. rsilway stocks did not so
The o.n'f follow the action Of Rock Is
mneh y ,bsv came o a temporary
land, as,,sslyes. Meantime, however,
halt ths" movements in the Industrial
e .n,ss Continued.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-05

nsad Brokers. ~ s'0sN "1
NJ aDfk' Oct s.-stocks were bouy-
eess, sne closing hour and there was
|oois =. covering Of shorts. Thenew
.ne y q. Reading and st. Paul
tad NJ esy aEgresslye and the bears
r. iinsV nanee Of curtaiiing outsfand-
Il. q 20 advantage. The friends OF
t'eta ~, specially confident that the
=" reach much higher figures
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-05
tracks CLOSED BU0yANT.
II, MADE THE snours RUSH
VS. TO COVER.

,,.,a. sellers of the Morning
R'eA Aunious myers in the Ar
ps' r,oider. of Chicago Gas
a-,,,.h-aiouey and Exchange.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-05

The old fashioned snufl brown, 80 be-
coming TO fair. high colQred complex
ions, Will be much worn, and Tor this
SADIE Perslpn embroidery or black Rus
sian fur makes the handsomest trim
ming.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-05

London, oct. a.--Thc amount Of hull
lion Withdrawn from the Bank uf I'm
gland on balance today was 10000
pounds.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-05

London. Oct. 4.-The stock market
closed nrm. Cnnsols further advanced
Is showing a net advance Of IA Tor
the day.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-05

New York, oct. 4.-Government bonds
firm: state bonds quiet; railroad bonds
steady.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-05

Galveston. Tex, Oct. i.-cotton-
Firm: middllnR Hide: sales 7d2' re-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-05

London. Oct i.-Gold quoted today at
Bnenog Ayres at 24O; Madrid $500; Lis
hon, 1850, ST. Petersburg l0: Athens.
II. Rome. 100; Vienna, lO3
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-05

London. Oct 4.-The Benl Of Eng
land rae OF discount remains unchang-
ed at per cent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-05

New York. Oct. s-Eank clar.ngs.
S9i.39G,s77; balances, $3l53.6l9,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-05

Fail River. Mess oet. 4.--The print
cloth market advanced 10 . cents.