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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-09

New orlfaus la, Sept S,--The
weather seem,d Inclined towards cloud
iness throughout a large portion Of The
belt this morning, ana rs this is the
season OF the equinox. a good many
shorts thought the bettcr part OF dis
osetion TO cover in advance OF posi-.
bic unfavoable change; besides the
hu'eau Is due on Monday and no one
can tell what stress may have boon
en- the damage from the recent rrtns
In the shape OF rust. worms rot and
shedding II must be rem embered that
The reports TO the agricultural depart
nent closed on the last day OF august
and that the nne weather which has
done 80 much TO contract the influence
VI the rains and at the semo time to
ditpel many Illusions regarding dam
age has come within the paet week
aud may not be taken into account
In the report Liverpool closed pfac-
t.cally unchanged and spot sales were
10000 baica, although az i-ae decline.
These sales ARE heavy for saturday,
but as Monday will be a holiday ia
Liverpool OWING 10 the QucerA Visit to
that city Manchester spiuners no doubt
laid IN a small extra supply, Prices
here closed 3 points higher than yes-
terday, Spot market STEADY ana un-
changed with sales OF 500 bales. Therc
are very conflicting Views regarding
the probable ngure OF condition which
the bureau will give ~ ON Monday,
Last month the percentage OF cpndl-
ton was very high. gl.S, with perhaps
on" exception In many years tho
month OF August has Invariably shown
d decided failing on IN the condition
uf me crop. We are advised from
New No, q that that market expects "a
bureau nRuro approximations S3 or 49,.
This would mean " loss of s points.
We are rAthor Inclined 20 think that
the percentage ct condition win be
higher than that possibly 80 pr no, rs
the crop was Ho largely hrprhtcd ia
DRY eonuuuH by rains which cniuc so op.
pOrtunely during the early part OF
/ August The bureau report may have
O temporary effect un prices. but the
controlling Influence Is ll!Soiy to be the
port movement and frum what We
can gather there promises Co br q de-
I cldcd expansion within the nnst wcnN
Z In this respect Receipts Nc ~ ,hnm
l are estimated the comins weug n 1900
l against 1900 bales lnst ycUr. n',l our
/ correspondent nt that point advises ua
] that the movement there rvcAn'lY is
/ not so much thr result Of concentration
I ut cotton from surrounding ;,rritoiy,
/ that the crop rs al least two WEEKS
EARLIER than last N,rr and tho receipts
I are naturally mucn lt nrr At sun
/ Antonio compress, rHcliis slurn tie Not
1 ~ September foot w. ASS mlos, ari'rtt
/ 1884 last year Port rcccWls today
/ 1884 haloF, against 64al
n H. y
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-09

London. Sept; S-Therc has been
finer weather. hut thara have bcen
sight night frosts aud feuvy rains
and backward wheat has suffered. a
fa;r pre- portion Of the crops has been
harvested IN good condition Wheat
during the past week has been guict,
lWing to Increased American AMI auru-
pean crop estimates, and there ..aa
bccn NJ ,hel loss Of TO Cd. Tho best
English wheat was quoted at Us and
interior English whoa, waa quoted at
POS Few cargneH of whCut wers solo,
but it is suggct,ed that tie reduced
yield Of maize ard fptatofs Will atlmI-
late the ultimate consumption Flour
was iifclers and prices were the lowest
on record. Bakers were quoted ut lis
To los Minneapolis patents were puot-
cd az els 10 als Cd. IN maize there
was a large ancclntlre husln aud
higher prices Buyers are now waiting
for the bureau report stocks on the
Danube are Very small, There wnt q
large business M hurley a. ca advance,
The feature hriug America puroha sing
Russian barley at i21 Sd 10 re- ID E.. d
T. oats were gtaenant owing TO salts
factory crops here.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-09

To L. C. McPeak x Co, Commission
Merchants. Fort Worth.
Chicago. ILL.,, Sept s.-The great ques-
tlon for spectators and investors to
solve is what cffec, the enormous
stocks Of wheat now in sight Will have
ON future prices Nearly an admit that
this together with the depressed con-
dition OF the country, are the potent
factors, while the writer, though one
OF a small minority, believes the de
moralizatl0n Of silver ia '13, causing
general stampede In the same dlreo-
ton by nearly allfthe nations OF hu-
rope. thus cutting the basis OF the eur
rency Of the world through the MID
die and Increasing the burden Of the
debtor, Is at least a powerful factor IN
causing the low prices OF an cQmmou-
flies oXchnngeable Tor money, We be-
lsiye the wheat VS. being consumed
throughout the world faster than ever
hofore. but not only IN the stock grow
ing districts Of this country where corn
is lighI hut also In England where
they grind and otherwise prepare food
with cheap labor. Is the consumption
OF wheat going on at great pace
Spectators point 10 the large Stocks
In the visible suu~y and say now
can YOU lift a." We say " " NOT
probable that we have passed the DAY
for carrying light stocks ana mar stA,n
rs going 10 be stored nearer the points
where ii is grown instead Of IN ~
rome as heretofore. and that the -
ductlnn is going to come from the y
visible supply which Is ways me-
or less problemetlcal. Tine past weeks
trading has been much after the CHAR
aeter OF its predecessor outside or
the corn question there has been MOTH
ing 10 stimulate trade, although GO
siderable activity has been displayed'
To-day has been a very quiet one WIN
transactions principally Local ana or
n scatnlnr character. What with he
170o million bushels estimate by Ingalls,,
tho CROP expert. and the l2.0OpVpp y
IA 900 900 estimate by the government
sneeuiators IN corn are all at sea. There
are many regions IN the United states
where there will be an enormous crop
OF corn harvested. Spectators VINO are
eonversant with this and not 20 wen
nnsted al other points are very bearish
and predict 40 cents as the ultimate
price. while those who are iamlh-r
with large portion o. the corn proat,.
ING bolt believe the result of harvest
will show even lower than previous
eatimotes ana are very confident mat
NJ prlees will reach 60 cents very soon
after the government report is out
They ADMIT that the feeding Of wheat
ie going TO be quite general and tnat
there are great Inducements TO eeono.
mlze In the use Of corn, but claim tnat
while 100 million bushels ~ wheni ieo
IA stock might materially advance tne
nrIees Of that cereal, 4, would cut pu.
n very small lgure IN the deiciensy p
corn. and the advance II woulo CIV
corn. Yours truly,
LAWSON BROS. q co.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-09

ST Louis sept s-Floor-Qulet ana
STEADY.
ment reporti No red, cash 81 l-aei
ssp,eu,ber zoe; December. 81 5-se'
May. 90 s-sc.
a-t.a1 ufelfss from causes s''n'-
lar 10 those affecting wheati no.
.,lxei. cash 81 lee. September % z
n SAC. December bl i-2c; May 2 s-se.
oats-Qalet. nrn: No. 2. cash ana
september. SIC: October 81 SIC; hny
sG i-yW3G lac.
7 pye-5ge hid Tor NJ ? regular
Bari,y-No trsi,nE'
ifran- East track AZ &c.
qaxseed-fllEteF. fl.2f,
.Tintotn Higher; prime q le
Clover Seed quick N,a9Ws ~
INV steadier. unrsnnfei.
Butrer and Egga- -linohnngeh.
coIn-Aenl--22 G0N2.f5.
NVhisky--si. 81
Cotton Ties and Bagsing -Uncnans-
i,royiaiuns--C Quiet. steady
pofk-atandari mess SIZE i--p ~
I.ar.i--PrlIn4 staz n ~ 81 cnalna "A a
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-09

az thelr experience during the past
w ~ SIX Years, when everybody Dor
aomiu money. seemingly because they
,ouiu, or because they were too any.
~, 70 make money They VIII. as
aney should make haste slowly, and
, gistapllsh themselves upon a conscrva-
I've I'VE business basis. which IS the only
80. Vi absolute confidence, The farm
Gus condition as at present. ana iris
90 y, itset Is sufficient TO demonstrate 10
me mind OF the most pronounced moss
LUCK mat We are most positively on
'ne nigh road 70 peace and prosperity,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-09

silver was slightly higher In London.
Print cloths have advanced 10 cents.
and many other descriptions % cotton
goods are lis 10 ~ cents higher than
last saturday, with a good demand.
stocks OF print cloths arr being steadily
reduced. Local and Southern operators
buying here. They Were taken back
by the Liverpool adviccs aud the crop
uews received today say nothing of
their nervousness about the bureau
rcport An these factors oriact The
effect OF reccinta at Houston OF sSgl.
against i5t1 same day last year. and
az Augusta cf IA. ngainst SIC this day
last year while even the estimated
rort receipts today OF SSa2, against
Siei came day last year. fell lint, There
was very little trading, however. Most
operators prefer 10 wait Developments
On Monday, Prices advanced here 10
! points on sales OF 2i.700 bales. Yours
truly, STEVENS & co.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-09
Ll,n sroolN AAnlsnrs.


Kansas city Sept Catholic
eeipta. 500; shipments. 5000 market
steady to strong; Texas steers 5000
3. 25. beef steers. 80 0oaG %; native COWS
81 2s@2 50 stoekeru ana fosdera. ~. 10
as.7o
Hogs Receipts, 800 sSipmenis l2opi
fnarke; slow but seteaiiy on top grades
others weak 10 loo lower. Bulk 81 sales.
. e5A B.. 90, heayle.. 80. s0u6 70. packers,
s. 7sbe.l0i mixed ta.Ss0 80. DghL
s5 79ds. 90, pigs as75a5 90.
Hblep-- Baceipta. 900. shipments. 100.
Afket siendy, good 10 choice natives,
81 pa . 90; good 70 choice Westerns.
81 lS12-7 bi comnlspk and ss-s"hAEH.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-09

Liverpool sept Cotton Spot
quiet, American mlddung 37-sd Tho
sales Of the day were 10000 bales, OF
which 800 were for speculation and ok
port aud Included 1900 American. Re
ceipts 200 hNlcr, an American. Fu-
lures opened steady with moderate
demand aud closed atcndN American
middluR, h. NJ O., September iD.Gi9i
8 5O-GA; September aud October ts-di
Hollurs. October and November, 3 4i.bA
buyers. November and December,
9 i7-Gta1 4s-Gl. December and January,
9 1894 values. January Md February
3 is.GiU3 5OsGi. February ana March,
3 bl.lR buyers, March and Aurll. p 1854
sellers. Apfll aud May, hi-GAu3 b,-6i.
May and Juno, 8 5G-Gi buyers
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-09
PoND AND STOCK MARKET
MUSCULAR AND UNSETTLED
IN NEW yoRK.
small Volume of business
an characterization shows n
10 nuy 81. Pani-RociS Island
o.,n- Few Points.

x,v York. sept s.-The stock mar
,0dav was irregular and unsettled
u vsry small volume Of business but
q ne fairly steady toward the close,
- ..od showing made by st. Paul
" annual report induced buying
y ,,don and the local traders which
,i,sd In an advance OF ga per cent Of
IN only is was lost at the close.
IN, advanced Us at the opening,
i'..a.d IS, recovered the loss and re-
~ rs closing unchanged ON the day.
~ island gained Is and then on
~ Of a probable reduction in the
,ssasnd, rates declined liz, closing is
.,,ye the lowest point touched. North
~, iost IA; sugar was most active
.,,he list but the sales thereof reached
liz 5000 shares. 1t ranged in prices
,.,,u IO5 Ia to 10i 3-S closing is above
4. bottom figures, setting a loss OF 50
- cent compared with the final sale
,,s.terday. The trading in the rest
ne list was so light as to be almost
Ina OF interest altogether. on sales
/, 100 shares Of the Michigan Central
,.elined "a per cent, Louisville New
/ ,ihany preferred IA per cent and
minneapolis and st, Louis preferred
"a /
advances were established Of l. ~
!, wheeling and Lake Erie preferred
Ia per cent in ~tubocco. The other
,ssnges were in fractions and w,,ra
.s-riy divided between declines and
,rances. Geeral Electric and Western
Ii,rton are unchanged on the day, ON
M week the speculation has been
'-ratlc in it's course but there has been
y ylolant changes in the list. the
,saency has been downed but the loss
al the close of the week are not very
A.ayy. some few of these shares show
u slight advance. st. Paul sugar
Al Central Pacific each gained Ia per
int
II The bond market has been firm
roughout the day and advances have
IN recorded ON IA In Erie second
dended aud / In Georgia Pacific in
one per cent trust receipts. Calves
"a Harrisburg and San Antonio sec
sas, Northern Pacific terminal first
! Montana firsts, Pittsburg, Chicago
K.i ST. Louis, 4 l-2; series A and ST..
Paul NJ. p. IS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-09

New York sept. s.--rhe close OF the
,,ea,, shows a very large business mas
nsen done in all departments Of ne
dry goods trade. and from The urgency
~ The demands for fuller deliveries on
orders in process OF execution me
large trade IS in sight for The h re, remain main
S Se, n 4 Very much better and the I'M
mediate advance on money s2oa- h y,
not checked sales As ssi,non "a fanev
Nanveu and the Hutledge and Plan
prints inch bleached cotton l-tc,
tstioh claths firm at Proeidreee az
1ats is.isc bid and e sseksd Ia. ~
Y .i m liver sales for the week g. fsi
p RAJ, iN we're ilT.ooo pieces proaueiio9,
1900 100 pieces s.oek sSi's Y, squares r =
white. 22s,ooo pieces ana y
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-09
.innr,.

New York. Sept. s,-AIoncy on call
easy all day at l per cent. Prime mer-
camille paper sU5 i-s per cent. ster.
ling exchange steady. with actual bus
iness in bankers bills at sl.g5 s-lSi
$50 for demand and sLs5Q4.S5 IA for
sixty days. Posted rates. SASS i-2a
4.s6 and A.s1. Commercial bills, SLs5.
silver certificates. Ga i-2 bid; no sales
Bar silver 647-S. Mexican dollars,
81 l-2. State bonds Inactive. Railroad
bonds firm.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-09

nor toni loose prairie. local. per ton.
|. Chopp--corn and oats. mixed. per
ton, 5000. per 100 pounds, N-2S.
Grain. sack. ana Twine.
Cordago-slAnl rope. haif.lnoh basis.
2 i-sci manila ropei halt-inoh basis, DC;
cotton rope. all sizes. ilci cotton twine.
Ice b-ply .utu Irvine, n lac.
Five buHhnl 0At hnBH. i'tci corn
FnekE. La Platte. i-2c. l-bushel corn
sacks. 9 is2c. Bounce wheat sacks
G l-2c.
Cotton and Wool.
cotton-Low mlddllng. si.ic; strict
low middiing, bFse; middling, 3 s-sc;
alrlet middling. a7-se; COED middiing
wcoi-Lisht medium, foc. low me.
dium. sagc. heavy fine. Cusc,
Poultry and EEa-.
Poultry--old hens. per dozen s1ss@
250 spring chiokens, per dozen, 5000
2 90; ROSTERS. PET dozen, sl21i turkey
hens. Coo; gobblers, 75c. geese, per
dogen. $500; ducks, per dozen, 'z'v'v
a2a.
Eggs-Fresh. without case, isc.
Egitef--fresh csunfiy, .94-ve. choke
Creamery 20lbz3c
Fresh Vegetables and Fruitss
vcgetabies-c abbases. per ib., ~;
potatoes s0USbc per bushel. on onl. per
NJ, ir2oi beelH he per dozen lunches;
tomatoes, per b,iBhei 800 wniefmrl-
ons, per doznn, tlepi col cantaioIpcs'
per dozen. h0cQii; wax beans. ole-
half. bushcl baskets, 50Geoc. cuchr'-
here. 35e per dozen. CELERY SOC per
bunch
forultE-I, Lemons, fancy f;6oFl per box.
81 750s .00s grapes. Concords. f9o per
baeket; Ei Paso, per bushel, fec.
California pears. per box. sshOe2 75
California pfunes ilfr or ti.foFl ".
Northern apples. fssoui.5o per bbii
bananas. 81 9ot1z.D W pef bune..
California niusnat EranfN p nj,
crates. 81 10; California biaqi gfapea
2s-pound crntea, 81 50: California ToAo,
rrEnsA zs.nound crates. s2.b0.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-09

III ~ a. McPeak q Co.
4 Worth. Sept. s.-The FIRST week
plfmher has opened up a lively
's' n commercial circles in and
y Fort Worth. Business has been
Nustaetory to even some OF our
s'',, pessimists. Merchants are all
Pleased. and are. indeed. very
Encouraged over the future out
II urade conditions In the East
a-P'osing, and bank clearances
~ TO show an Increase in all
~ .sniers. Today's Nav York
4 sr.teinent, which sows an Increase
D. ~. o. Ns2l 800, and a decrease In
i Poiits Of 81 lg8 600 and a re-
Eara ss,ss6, $50 In the abnormal
&Fof ~ o. which indicate an out
"A aiisl ,hey to the interior FOR com
a inFysn!u manufacturing purposes.
a sprf,s, an early return OF old time
d sallr, - the American people. The
mi e Us very enthusiastic over the
y ne'haiiion and future outlook
Vi generally, In talking to
4 N, our future financial condi-
4 Asra inost forgets the tact that
~ ~ iust emerged from a two
iks,. Deposits are improving
~. ~ Is healthy demand for
people will not soon fer
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-09

New orleani, Ia. Sept s-cotion-4
Steady. sales, spot 100, to arrive, 400
balesi reooipts ibi4 exports, eoastwise'
7O7. stock. $3.50 Futures, quiet; aalrs
O0o0. September. G.I bidi october sa
mGa5, November, GAgdBiI December,
G4gaG.6o. january. Gbi0G55; February.
ConGOg. March, 6G6a6Gs, April Gl20
GA; May, GTsMO.sO. June, Gsi@GaB.
July, 6.s0mGp2.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-09

ot,t th... Httt and la an lluea prigog
s ., i Iii nnrh,npnd
"N'e , n',"'
s'"pis
Meata--Dry SAT- clear quarters, l'Ae
bacon. short clear 10 l-4ci bacon, bell
res. u i-ici dry salt bellies, 10 ltei
medium hams. ~ l-2ci large hama, ~
i.ge; small hams. lie. breakfast bnepn.
igc.
d-compound. l-ioi pure leaf.
i0C.
sugar-Standard granWated. h-Sc.
powdered, barrels i5hei powdered.
half barrels, l-sei eut lpht, pafrels'
7-to. cut loaf haf barrels, l-se;
yellow elnrlNea, ae
Coffee Arbuefle'h Afioah, ~ l-2ei
midland. ~ l-2ei Lion, y re. Alaroma,
~ i-3c, French market Y l-2ri NAAA
~ i-2c,
Green Coffee-Hy the SACK, good. &c:
choice. &c. fancy ~ i.2oi pcsbeTfy
"a i-2ci old government java, re; Mo-
cha 30
Rinc-comrlon, l,2c. orliho,bc. head
rice. Gel nes' head, iW7 i-lc,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-09

New York Sept, s.-tiotton- Not re-
ceipt-, none. gross ego hnles exports
to Great Britain. s7i. TO The continent,
lSOs. forwarded iil2; yales, III an
epinnera; stock, sii,25i Total today
anu consolidated net receipts, 1894 ga
ports 10 Great Britain. Si4 to the CON
tlnent. 1888; stock, lg003f Total since
September 4 Net 1850 exports 10
Great Britain, ASA, to The continent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-09

New York. Sept. S.-rhe Evening
Post says There was no news to ex-
cite attention 10 any stock today. Per-
haps the most interesting public in
formation was the estimate OF the
weeks bank clearings in the
eountry's business ccnters. The ar
gregnte. despite the holiday character
OF the week, was sl765I.6OO. greater
than In any week preceding, an in
crease Of nearly per cent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-09
-. Anrll CnIlnn.

New York. Sept sSpot cotton
quiet; middling uplands, ci5-ieo; mid
ding. 7 s-iGc; sales. IN bales Futures
closed steudy; snier 1900 bales. Sep
TENDER. Co; October ell. November
G7gl December 6B2; January 0ssi
February. C.9i. Mnfclt, Tot; April, TO1.
May 7.l4. June. 72i.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-09

Dry salt Meats -l.oos. shoulders
see - lurgs ana ribs 81 81 Ii shorts
SSH -
BHcon-- Unchanged,
Receipts Flour aaNo. wheat 1900.
corn ia,Noo; oats 81 go
shipr ents-F,our Sial; wheat S90N;
corn u. 0co. oats 400
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-09

New York, Sept. S-The total sales
of stocks today We're 5S6iS shares, in
cludlng' 'Atchlson, 200; Sugar, S9oo
Burlington, 400; Dlstillers, 700: Louis
VILE. 2lOO; Reading, 1900; Rock Island.
5000: st. Paul, 64O0 Western Union,
1900
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-09
Gold.

London. Sept. S.-Gold is quoted o.
day at Buenos Ayres at $50; Madrid
20 50 Lisbon 20 25i 81, Petersburg
SO; Athens II. Rome II 80; Vienna LOS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-09

philadelphia. Pa, Sept sl-cotton--
steady. middllng, Bloc. low mlddling'
G 1850; good ordinary. o ib-lCr; net
and gross receipts. Cs b1icHt stock
200
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-09
iE On PRICEs-NEW YORK.

~, market closed steady at about
l"s oyfr last nights final prices
~. $500 bales. New YORK sHots
M qnlet az 6 1910. Spot sales. III
N y. New orleans closed nulet with
49, Spots steady at 10. Spot
IL w, with 400 to arrive.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-09

g. Louis Mo, sept. s.-cotton'-
steady. middiins. 5-se; sales. none;
receipts none; shipments, soO bales
stock ~ 800.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-09

Memphis. Tenn. Sept S-cotion-
Steady and Unchanged mlddling,
& s-igc; sales. $50 bales. receipts. is,
shipments, no stock ar
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-09

New York. Sept. Shank clearlngs
s74. s6G,E77. balances. sGsOs,s57. For the
week. s4le, 6S5, eli: balances. S25,5li,s93.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-09

. j New York, Sept, S.-CReceived by
~ G. McPeak & Co. Brokers.) LON
In market for Americans opened duh
% closed strong; Chesapeake and
= b, biz. Us; Lake Shore, Ia; St Paul,
M 4. Louisville and Nashville. l-2; Erie,
~ Union Pacific, is; Northern Pa
r. e preferred Ia; Reading. LIS higher;
ichlson, is lower. London silver.
rhJ is.
90 Thc stock market was bearish IN
niehcy Efforts TO market long stool,
~" ID bear leaders came in TO sell D.
T. Long stocks came out In d. c. 4.
r ih Rock Island and St Paul. In
q p afternoon the pressure on GranRers
~ on rumors regarding the govern
lent crop Monday. Rebate system Of
c, T. believed TO be gradually dis
Biegratlng in the East Trade re-
Nh Irregular; Improvement IN places
rresing and diminishing in others.
ateipations of government report in
'snolng business. Buying In Atchi-
considered good and rejecting
esole changes 10 plan favoring
eekholders. Missouri Pacific is he
sf to be maniuulnted In the inter-
q buyers, Wheeler made a drive
1'r1'o Burlington and Quincy.
Paul reports show surplus Of s33fA
~ dividend. New York Central
N' gross receipts decreased $l69,-
Fading on the stock exchange was
ZQN lifelces dr'~r
sion and the only feature was the
against sugar aud Chicago. Bur
EkWn and Quincy, which did not pan
however, much long stock. 4
TOOK place from the early de-
,on IN d. @. i. on a demand to
shorts by the Keene brokers'
support given to St Paul on the
Nsble annual report and on the
lences Of President Miller that the
slar dividends will be declared next
srsday, but 1t did not gain much
lehtum. Reading was one OF the
Spots on sales for Philadelphia nc-
u' There was pressure 10 sell by
neal traders on the theory that
olcott plan does not sufficiently
ud the stockholders The bank
Aement was considered satisfactory,
NE Increase OF l,S2l,50O in loans
u That there was better de-
ahd for funds.
BANK STATEMENT
Ns' uocfease. S3,oshJ50
~ nvIease'' '',,,,,.,. l,osl'olD
,.r,-,x -, NsVteHse' ................ 4to'9uu
M,~.s, N'Sl'aNc. ............-., dshutlV wv
ts, decrease .........a-,. 2,l93,SNl
nation, increJ Sc .......... S2,901
m banks now hold SCI g34, 275 above
: . per cent rule. The gold re-
-, n NJ, % the government treasury is
a. - MrAN.,.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-09
DARLINGTON & MONTGOMERY,
-wnorsAtt
Fruits and Western Produce.
Com mission Merchants.
,Aan now oTrmR mo


s. ocga,5o; good to choice lambs, 500
arA 80.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-09

London, Sept. S.--The amount Of bull
lion gone into the Bank OF England
on balance today Is l07 pounds.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-09

peoria. H.. sept s." missy = 80
high wines basis N's''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-09

Fort worth. TEX, sopt.. s.
A large trade was noticeable through
out the city and In an lines Prices
were nearly All unchanged.