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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-10

iaA aNHHNNitiNNu , fNAhs
Chicago. H.. March .. Tho principal
speculative markets wore all weak today.
Wheat took toe lead, but corn. oats
mud provisions each Ia their turn cl.al-
lengcd the leader, and they, with the
exception OF Wheat rnmc Ia punched NIL
together AZ about the bottom ot the days
course. Wheat closed at a recovery of
'i-oc from tho lowest paint IL touched TO-
dny. but h-Sc lower Dian it closed yester'
day, Corn and oats are eacL 1-2c lower
aud pork 2Oc lower
Fear that the governments estimate Of
wheat ip farnois' hands would exceed
luJ,uOooOo bushels was the principal rca-
son asignod for The weakness In tho nrti-
Gle. The wheat market acted weak dur
ing the greater part ~ the irst hour,
The weather was fine aud with plenty Of
moisture in the grouud, nothing moro
could be desired for splendid start FOR
the winter wheat aud the prospective
accding Of the spring crops. rhaf was
the only element Of weakness Ia the uilu-
s0ces which usually come upon tho mar
a sale Of $1,000 bualels VI 80. 3 red
winter hv q local handler Of cash wheat
10 an Enstcrn firm az i-3c higher than
The price week ago WAS factor Ia
the market today.
Closing cables were weak Liverpool,
Antwerp and Paris al rouding lower
duotatiaGa This resulted "a another
weak shell Ia tlin market here. during
which tho price for MAY declined 10
10 lie, but on some fresh export busi.
ness being reported from New York. the
market recovered some und closed az
~ 8-idJJ 1-Sc.
Corn wis fufly steady Tor nbout fye
mlnutea after the opening but later N
participated IN the weakness In whent,
| The receipts were ouly Dos ears, aud
tho estimates for tomorrow only 21u
cars. The opening price was "a 5Sc.
~ Use, The market was at practically
the lowest point Of tic day ns the session
/ was ending
Oats were also lower Holders were
Offering freely and liitin hnainp- was
done. May opened shade OF from yes
| tcrday's latest quotations at 80 I-SdBlc.
touched Sic, and gradually declieod 20
10 he II was offered a. 80 O'sc NJ
4 the close
Hog receipts did not exceed yoater-
| days moderate estimates. AMI the re-
| port from the Yards Indicated good
demand for them at prsviona prices.
! There was considerable break In prices
| before shorts were tcmnied by their
profits 10 come IN as buyers Compared
/ with last night Mas pork N 2Oc lower,
May lard i0o lower and MAY ribs ~ lie
/ lower.
1stimaied rccelnta for tomorrow
| Wheat, 60 cars. coTu. POI cars. OatH,
l42 cars; hogs, 1900 head.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-10
oRAci1ERs, CAKES An CANNES

~. ers-.,Animals. i2c; Boston butter
*, NJ. Ds ,s 0c: creams s i.2c: sraeEnels
o oysi ria Ss,1 meal &c: oyster pearl &C.:
o 49, eNcelslor, Sc; pretiels. 18c; cream
soIlai So snowiiakes, 70; sodn n. ''''''
tskcs and administrator ma o,,.
a 1naps eea'si fruit, sqltana, lie; ginger
lemon snaps, he: waf,rs ira. ~,
cookies, Zoe; stage planks. s.. ~ 'us''
,,a Ntiu Varamels, assorted flavor. 8.
Is,,a5 sseAes, i2ci gimdrops, A, B.. u.s.
sorted hifors, 5-poand box. 4Oc. Japsn.
eese strips, cocoanut flavor 5lno1n5 ho ','
NO. rock assorted and white. G5c'
French kisses; per box. Csc; chocolate
y ~ rs AZ; sDc; lemon drops. frosted.
bPe er box, Coo; burnt almonds. per NM
s1r; creams, hand made, o0,; peanni'
n nuS, ooci peanut bar, per box. 75c,
licenses; I5.l .,,, escorted eon-, 5-poand box,
nj, NJ, Iiatsil lnallows 5-pound box, 81 %,
mixed candies, pals, per pound q 10,
crystal cut 6 a-ic; IL. NJ. creams mil Nh
lZc; stick candS, In pals, @ 10. '''''''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-10

New York, March 9.--The dry goods
district shows fair degree Of activity
without any improvement. Business -
down to the actual wants Of buyers ana
as to cotton goods. the recent decifue
in the price of raw material is mnklng
buyers conservative. Prices nave not
vnfird for any other staple o)ttons.
Print cloths on the basis Of 3-ie rule
dull. hut without pressure 10 sell. Prints
and printed fabrics rule. moderately ac-
five on ont OF town orders. Gingnains
and woven wash goods are quieti dress
goods and foreign dry goods must be OF
most seasonable character 10 sell eAceRt
In a small lot way. There is some talk
al better conditions us TO wooden goods
but any change IS very slight. The Job
hing trade shows some sirinkage MS 10
volume without changes Of CONSEQUENCES
In prices, which, however, are some What
irregular demand being spasnodlc'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-10
Financial.
THE POSTS REVIEW.

By Associated Press.
New York. March a.-The Evening
posi- saws: From tn. diieiness ana
firnness with which today's prices held
throughout and aronnd opening Quota
tions, X might be assumed that the MGR,
tet has reached It's temporary normal
ieyeI As usual the shifting Of ms
level has involved an irreellar AMI I f1r-
inIent market but the encouraging jan jan
',arr raiiroad statements have brought
in Buying Of more permanent . eh5rAi bss
aud sneh eps -orpsS@ Happily, too, the
i ny rtet as a whole has found iis way
out from the fogs and qa ,,isS Ri raa.
49, L., IN sugar certificates, todays ei-
fc 80, 10 nse again talk from me senale
chamber fell perfectly tlai, On lnS d e,
nart that the insiders have eons , =,
III agreed TO hold presently bon ui'
Testors and s1aFssolders m sSa ny I plIee
OF lle ~ n.ints Elsewhere the day
, Ssu, ~ were slight. bus nearly al ior
the better.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-10

t,,,.,.. 10 nnn h,,shais sr,t S,,,t marriott
49,, -, a. ~ ~ opo' ~. ~ IL
Ner'i''' ~, N'S'"''''
"'HeS ,,,..,.., ,.,.., ...,,h
Nt,tV" .''ic1 ,..,t ipNv.,t. I'm,
Muc"N Nnu ~, -, q. NY " 49,
ssnl' 'nnink y" Wy n,".Ne. lultv it0,'s,
me 0oHc NaN ..s,ii,a " - cehts ~.
!ocl;ne' Ni g ~ y, 5'9ltS -, eioseu -
April ~ ~ -, - closed -
May, * li-iVrFS' closed y t-o' Jug
closed ~. 80,
Oats -licccnts, tp,4oO; exports, -,tVo
bushels. sales, -VV,VVO bushels. Futures
20,uOo huahcls spot.
Spot vtfy dnii and lee lower. No.
=, Str; No. =, delivered, SSc; No. 4,
~ l.ec; No. =. white, y lie; No. .,
white. 81 l-.c. track mixed Western, dNtp
Boo; truck white, Western, @sfde i-2c;
track white, 5epts l--c, OPTIONS dull
and weaker, Mlle ,Ae other markets,
closing LIZ net decline. March elosed
~ l,ao; April 10 l-ioi May closed,
~ use,
Hay Dull.
Hops Quiet.
Hides Slow.
lNathcr Inactive. ..
Wool nl. Domestic nccce, 1VI@loi
pnllct, .Nt2bc; Texas, lVWlpe'
Cotton seed oil RATHER more active Tor
prime suauigr yellow, with sales OF ON
barrels az u lie, hut market generally
Inactive and easler with demand confined
g sniall lois for local eonsnmpton
inmc crude e2rreis. 1,Hes l-ti p!,nr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-10

Retail bridgeport, car lots, Si25;
to 10 tons. $40; / ton, So 90; Meal
ester, Jenny Lind, Ronse, Maitland, Rob
inson and WRlensberg Goals, car lots,
50. 10; to 10 ton lots, 81 25 | ton,
SO 10; IL ton, $3.50; Monarch, Victoria,
Santa Clara aud Elmore Goals. ear lots,
$3.50; 3 to 10 ton lots, SO 90; tons.
1928; ton, S6.50;12 ton, $3.50, Briar
Greek aud McJAmes coal, ear lots, S5,25;
3 to 10 ton lots, 50 80; > tons, 800;
car lots S5.2j; 3 to 10 ton lots 50 80;
single ton So. 10; anthracite. Pcnusylva-
MIA. car lots, Sl1; 3 TO 10 ton lots,
SD 10: single ton, SIS; anthracite,
Qnila, . To 10 ton lots, 80; single tons,
$3.50: L. ton, So; slack, iOs; cnr loads,
SO -: Thurher. car lots, $500 Der ton;
Cameron. per ton, SIS; = tons, Si15; 3
to ~ tons, $3.50.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-10
Wool.
LoNpoN WOOL MARKEr.

hy Associated Press.
London. March 0.--At the wool auc-
ton sales today 1890 bales were of
fcred and 1900 were withdrawn. There
was fair selection Of merinns and a
better show Of Cape Of Good Hope aud
Natnl, tho lattcr selling freely to the
continent, Home trade WAS quioter,
owing 10 the scarcity of cross breds.
Russia took some secured,
Tho following are the sulc+ IN detail:
sydney. l0D7 bulesi secured, % TO u
I'd; greasy. liza 10 10l.
Queensland. 2Si5 bales; fooured,D I'D
to Is ID; greasy, Z 3Aa to l0d.
Victoria, 3u3l bales, secured, Z I'D
TO Ia Id; greasy, q - 10 Is Id.
adelaide, 19i balcsi greasy oil 10
Id.
New Zealand. ais bales; secured, 81
toto Ia 30. greasy, Z BID 10 1Od.
Cape OF Good Hope and Natal, $50
bales; secured, 10d 70 IL 4 1'2d' grcesy,
! l.4I 10 8 la.
In the sheep skin auction sales today
The demand was slack Long wooded
sold At Lid 10 1854 down. medium
shorts were 3.sd down, and low sheer
skins were la 10 3-id down. The Of
fcFings were 1900 bales.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-10

Ky Associaied Press.
New York March Money on call
easy 90 ] per cent, last loan / per cent;
closed at ! per cent.
frlmc mercantile paper. aG5 IL:
sterling exchange firm. with actual husi-
ness In bankers bills at ISIS 1-a6f
- ~ for demand and 4S7M4.ST IL
for go days: posted rates 4SSaf.Sg IL;
commercial bills. I.SlNi4S8 Il; silver
certificates, 5S T-Sdag II.
The total sales wen, III .IS5. including
Atchison. 1000: American sugar. G6..
500; Burlington and Quincy, $500: Chi
eago gas, 1900. General Electric. 800;
Reading, l2,20Oi St Paul, 1900; West
ern Union, $500.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-10


New York. March 9.-IWheai Receipts.
91.OflO bushris; exports, 1880 burhrls.
sales i,slD,OOO bufhels; futures, $4,000
bushels.
Spot weaker. No. 2 elevator. 81 IS:
nnoai. 03 rs; Z. q. D.. 90 3.Si No /
Northern, Gs 5-s; 40. / hard. y IS.
Option Opened weaieF under long sell.
ine. dne b lower norillwcstern markets
and continued fine weather. alled IT.
llc az uOon on sag export ciearanres.
but soon aoll OF again Die deciiue being
helped by lower prices Market ruled
duu an the Afternoon. closing weak a.
~ 10 Is cents Dei dcc.lnr. No. . red
Nfrr,h. ~ 58 closed o. IS; May, 90 rs
6iGs closed SO 5.s: Jnnc. % 3-i4iO5 1-a.
closet "a pa lnly, g't9a II, closed 90;
IS. December II I-ta7i ~, closed
II ~
corn Reeefpi5. 500 bushels; exnorin,
l2o0 bJaiiels; agies, 90 900 blaheis a.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-10

Now York. March 9.-The Evening
Posts London financial cable saysi "rhe
stock markets were pathetic today, pend.
ing The settlement on Monday. Ameri'
ems were dull almost all day, bnt Inn
pr1ved later, 81. Paul and Louisville
leading. The close was strong. II j
feared here that the gold shipments from
street. courage. This and the passage 81
~ seignioragc bill. causes caution hore.
Consbis are again rising, Silver was
u -l6d. and weak The Indian council
seld 10 lacs Of telegraphlc transfers at
IA i-32 pence.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-10
BRADsTREBr on ME MARIlE1

By Asso1a5ed Press.
New York, March 8.-Bradstreet's
financial review tomorrow VIII say: An
excited speculation In sugar has c0nsti-
tutod the chief though not the over
ghad1wlng fonture of the past week.
The movements Of that stock have been
Of nm crrntc character and have nat
urany affected the general disposition OF
the market, this being the more apparent
because Of ihe general interest excited 10y
the prospects OF the tariff legislation.
upon which quotations for the leading
industrials are now regulated. The mar
ket. however, has exhibited Il decided
Improvement IN rcsucct 20 activity In
the railroad share list and the character
Of the participation on which this inter-
est has been based.
The declaration Of the regular . per
cont dividend on the stock Of The st.
Paul. though anticipated and discounted
by the alvauce In that stock as we'll
as In others of the grungcrs, seems 10
have awakened q certain degree OF com
fdence IN the future Of railway shares.
II is true that the trading w. all de-
partmcnts Of the markets Is mainly pro-
fessional and the advances have been
largely The work Of Organized bull pools,
London has continued TO take little or
no part, and e would 6eem that be-
tween the uncertainty In regard to tho
tarin and the temperance Of the silver
question involved IN the action of CON
eress upon the Bland seignloragc bill.
there Is little prospect at the moment
for the assertion Of any healthy Eu-
rOpean speculative interest in the mar
| kei. There has, nevertheless. been a con-
/ siderable increase Of business through
commission houses. which, as usual IN
/ such cnsce, has been directed 10 buying.
Tie probability Of gold shipments has
/ had but little influence. such minor in
cidonts AS the announcement That the
/ Erie reorganization plan viii now be
made operative seeming TO have been
| disregnrded The market on Friday was
firm and irrcgularly higher on, the alb
| scnee Of gold engagements and the re-
newed advancing tendency Of sugar
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-10
Live STOOL.
NEw YoNuk LIVE srocK.

BY Associated Press.
Nv York, March 0.l;ecves-lseeeipts
1901 head on sale, IS cars. MARKET
slow. IOc per 100 pounds lower, Good 20
nna ',nJ !. medium 10 fair, So. s1ati15. CON
mon 10 ordinary, Sa.52 i2N3 50. poor fed
Texans. $3.50; prime corn fed Coloradol,
81. -. oxen. s.. 2lN40O: dry c9Ys; $50;
exports 20 Europe today, 100 becves;
tomorrow 1857 becyes; DlD sheep, 100
carcasses Of mutton and 321p quartefs
Calves Receipts % bead; market
steldy. Choice yeals, rui lie per
sheep AMI lambs Receipts 5i1f head /;
Ga sale - ears. Market steady, Good
nannis. ordinary 10 choke lambs, s3.75
402 IL.
H1ss- Recelpis 3Si5 head; alive quoted
at $5.2Oa5J5 per 100 pounds.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-10

10y Athntmttu llehNs
Kansas City. Mo-. March n.-Whent--
Very weak, lie inwer. No. .. hard,
~ he; No. .. rcd, DE
Conl-Wcak. 1-2c iowor No 2. mixed.
~ $40: No. . white, 80 he.
Oais UNCHANGED. Nc. 2. mixed ~ IL
GfaOc; No. 2, white, Boo
Butter Wrak. Creamery, 1Dae2ci
dairy. l;Nrlbr
Tgee -fjnsettled. at n 1-2012c.
llecclpta Wheat, 1000 bushslni corn
and ohts. none,
Shipments Wheat and corn, monet
OATS. 1900 bushels,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-10

BY AH800llIol TfcI7l
Liverpool, March 0--Closlng Wheat
Dull; demand moderate. No. 2. red.
winter. A. 10 1.2d.
Corn SPOT firm. fnir demand New
MIXED. 3i8l.2d. FIXTURES frm. demand
good. March. 81 s Lid; April. - 4 Lid;
May, ~ si-id
tl6ur-Dull3 demand moderate. st.
I.oiie fancy winter, ~ 90.
Pork Dali; demand moderate. Primo
mess. western, I5c.
Lard. STEADY. demaui moderate at
a. 81. Futures no demand.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-10
oncAeo Lyn srocK.


Chioaro, m, MaNh n-Catle Re
ccipts, 5000, shipments, $500; slow. 1IVl
ZOE lower An The advance OF the week
lost Prime 10 extra Steers SiIbliN,tN;
good 10 choice. S4250l,p, others $500
6iA,N. Texas, S2T5Nal0,
Hogs Receipts, lSOOO: shipments,
1uuo Steady Rough heavy. S1.2Vil0O;
rough packers and MIXED. S4i1f4aO,
prime heavy and butcher weights. SiNIl
a,t5. and assorted light SfnSiiA.OA
Sheep and lambs Receipts loNo. chip
ments, 1000, Opened strong. closed
weak TNp shcep, S3.21N3, 50; top lambs.
SkON04s3.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-10

Boston. Mass. March o.-Ihe Com.
meroial Bulletin will say tomorrow Of
no week were 2.4l1 ,O4s pounds domes-
tio. aud 10000 pounds foreign wool,
aeninst 2,T49.3OO pounds- domestic and
2025OO pounds foreign last week, aud
1.07T.2UO pounds domestic ana o0s,OOO
pounds foreign for the same week last
rear Total sales 10 date show u de-
elmo from the sales Of last year TO date
Of 15,05Ta72 pounds. The receipts
similarly chow a decline Of Gp,G6l bales.
There has been but moderate lgbping
demand during tho week Over 10000
pounds Kentuchy and Missouri wool
have been sold, mostly at zoe for ;i.S
and ii blood. The scarcity Of brnld
wool IL feature. Five lcading mills
have been buying lleiaing' IPaylhE ~, sc
Pacific mills are in the market for me
dium territory. Offering he for seller
lions. Sales Of this grade are improving
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-10
COTTON EXPORTS.


By Associated Press.
New York. March N,--Weekiy net ~
ceipts, 33f2: gross. 1920; exports 10
Great Britain. 1908. to France, 800;
conuneut. 223a; Forwarded. 4iOi; sales,
4Ol1; spinuers. 2l41
Total today. net rccelnis. lS.NSli exc
ports 60 Great Britain. 12.hlN; TO the
continent, fiSl: storl, S2,g2J,
Consolidated net rrccipts, TAI, cX-
parts TO Great Britain. 5BTOd; France,
1DNSi; continent. 26.GOO.
Total since September 7, net receipts,
0s,i France SNi472, continent. 1,2,i2,
BIS; channel, 9BSt.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-10
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS.
u A-------..L L.

Liverpool March n.-Wheat-Ilrm;
demand moderate. holders o1er moler-
atoly. No ] California, % Ia: wes-
tern white, q 10 ~ d. Receipts Of
wheat pHst three days. 1l1,OOO centals,
Including 5000 American.
COril.---l4rn, demand moderate New
MIXED. as 3 la Iinceipia u American
corn past three days lO2HlO centh,s.
Fi0nr-Slriug patent. O. 3D.
Iard-I'r'me western. 3ss Od.
beef Extra India moss Sos
Pork pfinc nen. fis Bacon long
and shdri clesr, 10 pounds, 33s ca; do
hong clear, IS ponnda, 35H
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-10

BY As7ocinied fress.
New Orleans, La, March 0.-spot
cotfon easy; sales 100 10 arrive 1850.
INV ordinary, i1-i6e; ordinary, z 3-l6c;
rool ordinary. o 1916; low middllng,
lice, middling, 5-i6e; good mlddling,
0lGe; middling fair. l'lbei fair
q 1-Sc. Receipts. Oli2. Exports,
Great Britain. 0lo0; eoastwise' @s5i-
Stock. .52 isf-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-10

BY Associated Press
N.u ORLEANS, La, March s.--sq5,ton
futures steady; snle.. 49,. ,l p,.' 81.
Naroh. 81 iOdT u April p ~ "a
4 49, n glqJT 20. August. St.@tf
: sul as. seniember. 81 .3JfJI - pcteosf.
- sce,- 40. November, -, i-ia 81
b,csabsr. 81 .47M7 AZ.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-10
lOINERs. FIsH ANp GAME.

'.lts and Fish-Oysters, bulk, T5n
n y 100 counts; per dozen cans,
. efessel catfish. Zoe per pound;
~ loo per pound; shriInps, per
~ lac; crabs. per dozen, Zoe,
-e.rlairie chickens, $3.50 per dnz.;
N;5 per dozen: Mallard ducks.
W 20; Teal ducks, per pair, Soc;
ST te..k ducks. per pair, 5OM6Oc; rah-
re Per dozen; deer, saddles, per
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-10

bY NsH00InTOi TrOs8.
Memphis. Team, March l0.-Cotton
steady, middling Z 5ldc. Receipts,
l24T; shipments, 1863; stocks, 93.8O7;
sales, 100. New York exchange selling
at par.
Clearanccs, S2lO,30i; balances, Ss9,-
9O5.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-10

M Associated Press
yo-i. March N.-rhe following
New a...si ~ receipts u cotton At
ere W -. gen;euber. 1873,
az =. t $3.50, Q4Is53 bales. New ~,
n-'' az SO baier Mobile lo2l'oi
ms, s1s ssgaanah, sI5'vJ5 e-lea' Sia'4'ss'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-10
cNcINNArI LIva sroCK.

d 7N777T T-TT7-T TT-771
Cincinnati. Ohio. AiareL 9.-Iogs-
STEADY, s.. e5a5 10; receipis. 2SOOi ahit-
meuts. 100.
Cattie-Firin: 81 .Slf8,25; receipts,
2Ol head shipments. 100 head.
Shccp-fulr demand. f1.O4I3 10;
lambs fair demand hrIn; - oVfl4 30 r.,
receipts. 800 bead shipments, n09e.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-10
HIDES. WOOL. ETC.

.lTers are paying. Dry flint.
<, skc; light, 1 lie; dry salt,
- salt, . l-2ci butchers green.
-tsht medium, 12m13 he; low
wdl2c; fine. 10M1lc.
n ~hoof and bones, So per ton, de-
n Wax-1sl71ee
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-10

snrinr elrl{1Old hens per dozen. 81 %;
fnne, InrAeus, small. per dozen. 50 JD.
roas; 49,. "sse spring, rer dozen. - 10.
t SSes'efs per dnzcn, Si.2S; turkey bcns
dnr,s7 y w r, ,oe; geese, per dozen, "a.
R5,f issn. without case 1Oc.
creamer, 29d2ac. s' t-e' ehoiee'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-10

W.. faul common. 62 80: New
u -; Reading, II a-S: Mexican Cen,
trai. new, y - IA.
slf silver, p 5-idd per ounce. Money
- ~ per cent. The rate ~ de.
sgn w, IA the Qpen market for both short
Hhh ulree-months bills. Ole Der cent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-10
MARKET REPORTS.
Local Markets.
-FOUR AND GRAIN.

......,-old and new. No. >, 5sc; No.
& W. c,r lots. +. o. b.. Fort Worth,
teilir... I'M local, wagon lots, 4otigoc
~ R II. Kansas shelled. car lots, bulk,
b. W. saeked. 4j lie.
rust pro9 g.. car s, iqts, ai o.
\ @lioads. unsacled. 32a3ic.
s..n~Per 100 pounds, +. o. b., Fort
'gsfla' -, "a lots. f. o. b.. Fort Worth,
~ oyrev, S11.50 per ton; best up
~ san. alfalfa. loose, local, $40;
- - erass. baled. local, $40 per ton;
- n-,irie local. per ton, $40.
erl1-pest patents. S1.S0 per 100
~. bslf patents. 81 .6j; third grade,
~ d. fourth grade, 81 90; Northern pat
VI 3 10.
rssss-Corn and oats. mixed, per ton.
rer 100, 81 90.
Ie,os-I0w middling, . 5-Sc; strict low
. irisr 3 7.Sc: middling. l-Sc: strict
a ;ir'ns, Q 1-4c; good middling, 6 3-Sc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-10

ualfa--llrN SAT- tltuTs hNoIANs l--c
n short clear, S lie; bacon bellies.
!, iry salt bellies. Dc: medium hams.
hrge hams, 10 lie; small hams,
i.sr breakfast bacon. 12c.
fisi-Compound, &c; pure leaf, De.
snf- Standard graduated, 4 7-Sc;
,irei. barrels, . lie; powdered, half
~ 3 lie; cut loaf. in barrels. o lie:
\. tsf. in half barrels. > 1-2c.
4 sle-Arbnckles Ariosa, DE: Md
2ie; Lion, Die; Alaroma, 24c; Jer-
4 S.e-Fancy, full cream, one in box.
4 10 in box, 10 lie; Young Ameri-
,ts-Navy, Be; Lima. 9 Lie; bayou.
. pink, 3 lie; black eyes, 4 1-2c.
8 3-iG4c. prime. DO.
z 1-2H6r: head rice, o 1-2c.
n hsh-New mnckerel, medium, No.
M barrels, $3.50; No. .. 1O-ponpd
!, Sll0; medium No. 1 10-ponnd
IT, b. Sl.25; Goldfish bricks. $50.
g. fch-Lump, lie per pound; ! and Q
81 packages per pound, 5c IL: G.
i. wooden boxes, Sc per pound: corn
II 90 and 40-pound boxes, Gao 1-2c;
rs, G4c; l-pound packages to the
f Iiss- Barrels, medium. SO: half bar
medium, $3.50: barrels small.
n N; half barrels, small S42j: no
q kegs, $500; j-gni.on kegs, $500;
. b M dozen, Soc; quarts per dozen.
N 81 half gallon per dozen. Am. gal. b,
dozen. $3.50; hexagon. gallon. per
% 500 imperial, gallon, per dozen,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-10

heavy, S4 S.1il. %. uix,sl. "a. 7Ntfi. so:
rough and Common. light St.6o
Sheep -Reecipts, 300; ~hipmcngs alo;
VI ltkct steady, irm. Natives, $l2ofl
$50
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-10

Bv AesocilI0l FFf7s' c,-4,
London: March - oa : BID q nc consls for
Consois for money. " o-iO'
az account. 90 Ll-l6, ). r.. Il s-s.
rs $3.50 sacopas s. Is; Illinois Ssn.
tral, %; Mexican ordinary - =
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-10
Portfolio Still OlD0Ck.

We would iihc our roadorp to dis
uncty understand that though wa
arc engaged IN pushing now photo
graphite enterprise, we arc stu Civ
Ing our nttentloa 70 tho 5toddArd
Portfolio.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-10
STEAMSHIP MovrMrNrs.

BY Associated Press.
Galveston. Tex, March 9,--Clcarpl-
Schooner Daisy Farlin, Dunton, Moss
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-10

Galveston Tex, March 0.-Couon-
Receipts. 51T bales; shipmrnis, none /.
,'lrt PSI hales' stncfx, L., l02 bales.
Spot market unchanged.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-10

e soiu peaches, 500; 2 IL rounds upr,.
S',fs Sie,; > ~ ponnis n eSu'ins ~. Sp'
s,..- polnis plums. Si.S5, 10 ,,orn1l
ebr as.;l srlpes. Sl.S5t q 10 no,,nal ,vb,,.,
riel 80 go l-e pounds black cher
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-10

- yort March 9-GoTernment
bo ngs firm. state bonds quiet
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-10

BY Associated Press
Paris, March Three per cent rentes
90f SOC for the account
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-10
NEW onLEANs cLnARANcrs

New Orleans. Ia. March a--Rank
clearanees today. 81. 202.I9i. New York
eArhanse, commercial. 20 per $1,000
premium; bank, $50 per SiO06 premium.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-10

BY Associated Press.
St, Louis, March 8. Wool Steady aud
unchanged.