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The evening world., 1894-05-03

Two actresses belonging to an Ameri-
can troupe were at a hotel WINDOW
In the city of Berlin when they first
Nsaw nyr hltched beside q dog to a cart
upon which beet roots and cabbages
were piled high, while upon the PIN
'acle Of the pile Herr Lausberg was
seated, smoking quietly. and oversee
ing things when the cart stopped, and
we dog lay down TO rest, while the
''uhs girl, Freda, went to the back
S"0rs OF The residences and sold yegeia-
The evening world., 1894-05-03
.LESTRE'S MASCOT.
She Wus Suved from a Dist0ste5W
Marriage.

bles. or, If she did not sell them, re-
celved a sharp reprimnnd and IA blow
on her return to the cart from Herr
Lausberg.
"Byrsa," cried Lestre, the star ac-
tress of the troupe. do you see that?
Isn't II too dreadful? What can the
authorities he doing to allow such II
thing? II makes me %shudder."
Thus called upon, Byrsa, alternately
string man and low comedian upon
the boards, came slowly across the
The evening world., 1894-05-03
Coming

II ar, college reception, Hobart Hall, 90 La
fsyctte place, this evening.
Phi Chartcr, Zeta Psi Fraternity, reunion.
Uni, ersity OF the City OF New York. this even
inE,
Reception to Rear Admiral Benham, United
Service club. this evening.
First Avenue bridge and East Side Improvement
Association meeting at Il. Busch Hall, 80
First avenue, this evening.
Thu annual free Spring-tiac festival concert
OF the Flwt PRESBYTERIAN Church, Fitth avenue
ami Twelfth street. will be given by William
q. Carl tomorrow evening. The programme viii
10 devoted to the works Of George Frederick
Handel. and Mr. Carl will be assisted by MIS-
Fate Percy Douglas. soprano; Mrs, Antonia H.
Sawyer. cOntralto: George l.. ?. lutler, tenor
john G. Dempsey. baritone; and Louis Schmidt
IL viplinist.
Erworth League. Chapter 2.s27's entertainment
at Forsyth Street NJ. f.. Church. Tuesday even
ing.
Bargains in Fine Furniture.
The absurdiy low prices continue a the stores
Of GFO. G. fiIST CO., l+tn 81. ana 0tl ave =
The evening world., 1894-05-03
SON OF ORMONDE.
kissing Crust Drops the First FOnI
to Him in America.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, May "a
son has been born TO the famous English
stallion Ormonde, I'll horse of the
century," The dam Of the colt is Kiss
ing Crust. an English mare imported
with Ormonde.
The ~younGster. which is the first Of
OrniOnde's get born in this country, Is
coiored and marked very much as his
sire ard is perfectly formed in every
way.
The evening world., 1894-05-03

For torpid liver and all
other conditions resulting
from constipation, go by the
book on Beecham's pills,
Book free, pills 25c. AT drug
stores; or write to b F Allen
Co. sos Canal st. New York.
The evening world., 1894-05-03
SUES FOR LOST FINGERS.
SiIvermnn Says Block Put Him Il II
Defective

Lawyer Alfred r.. Jaworower, of the
Pulitzer Building, has brought an ac-
ton in the city Court of New York on
behalf of Louis Silverman to recover
s., 900 damages from David Block, the
wealthy tinwarc manufacturer, OF Eliz-
abeth and Hester streets.
Silverman says that on April ) he was
put to work on a cutting machine.
which Block kncw to be defective.
Immediately after he started working
on 1t his fingers caught, necessitatins
an amputation.
The evening world., 1894-05-03
Lost, Found and Rewards.

LOST->nturdav evening. April ~, small. slim
pug dog Finder Will receive 50 reward II re-
turned Ia 1886 ID 81.
The evening world., 1894-05-03

Whe1 Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria,
When she was o Child, she cried Tor Castoria,
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
When she had Children, she geve them Castoria
The evening world., 1894-05-03

You Read The Evening world!
DO You Read The sunday World?
The evening world., 1894-05-03

A iamou. tonic and appetizer, Miihan's
Caiis,ya, from the true Dark. Shorll OF us nnJec-
tiouable taste. Genuine, 1913 broadway. -
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Bargains in Fine Furniture.

Tie ahsurdly low prices continue a the stores
GfO. c. Fist co l+tn 81. and 6th ave. -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-10

Inc inpaI .,x,arlnn- NJ oiltRiup huNinE,
sn,sl, interin, movement hirhcr forolgn
mari,et nn1 b"licf in removed export
trade here ana In tho near future.
closed M i.se Net advance. No. . rcd
1anunr,, ES tG-t0flbo g.ic. cioging 90 sac,
irebrnaTv cinsed "a AZ March. GiTGt ga;
NAV 40 i-SsSeS IL. closed AZ is. Nuvom-
nor closed bg ~. December b7 lS.t6dr
Ks "a. closed q ale
Hldes-Vcrv steadv. Texas dry gidp
70 nnunds 4 I-a6i6
I.enthor- steady
Wool uiot
piR iron-Dull
TIn-stendv. Strata II. 65diA.6 60, plates
ann
Lad Nforitet stcndv Rrolter'g priccs
fnr hutton s0O. exchange prices y 5OH
ot5 sales On ,chnnre "a TONS pccembor
tir IA sO, ., tone Ami "a a.. I'd toms
shinnr,s order 10 March o one dny'g
n,tirn IA A
Cotton seed album. prlces nominal.
rofier Ontioua opened Irregular nt o
noirta odynncc tn 4 points decline.
rain,J raid points undor Htrong cables.
! hvt r,s.d AZ rionai stcndv nj bfrlO
T0i,ts 'net d,ciirc sales M $50 bacr In
cIudins Nov.,ni,,r III boefig7o Deretn.
~. 70 ccS,t6 az. Inr,,,,y ~ is5,ip no.,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-10

New Orleans, La, Nov 9-lfog pro-
duets somewhat lirmer, Pork. $3.50;
lard, refined fierce, $500, boxed meats,
dry salt shoulders. 1925. Sides So 90;
bacon, sides. S737 -; hams, choice,
sugar cured 81. f0IiN.0o
Conse-Flrm; Rio ordinary to fair.
1G 3-i5pl9 l-ic
Rlce-steady; ordinary to good, IL
1fi l-2c.
Flour-Dull; extra fancy, $4,000 90;
patents. Sc ,7002.SO.
-Firmei 75t1I7 i.2c.
Corn-Dull and lower, No. 2 sacked.
mixed, 5iQ52c white Be; yellow CSC.
Oats-Steady: No sacked, Western.
30 i-2dSGc Texas, 3SW39c,
Hay-Steady: prime, fi3.50QiA 90;
choice, SIS 00al5.50.
eugar-Open Kettle. Arm! fair to fully
fair, 9 1850 5-sc; common to good
common. 2 l-iG2 2-Sc; centrifugal, ac-
tive and strnng: plantation granulated.
3 l5-1GItc; choice white, 3 9-lGN3 5-gc;
on white. 3 3-saS 1-2c; gray white.
3 3-1egDS 5-lec; choice yellow clarified.
i-4M3 5-iGci prime yellow clarified.
i-Sa3 3-lGc; of yellow clarified, go
1-16c; seconds, 2d2 i-se.
Molssases-Open kettle active; prime
to choice aOa2ic prime to good prime.
22025c: fair TO good fair, 20M22c. CONF
mon 10 good common, lS6f20: centrifu-
gai easy: choice. lsc. good prime 20
strictly prime. iiGi5n; good 10 fair
prime. aftl1c; common to good com
mon, 7l9c,
Eyrup--ISQf21c.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-10
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
Chicnro IIy, s,a,

chicago, Nov. e-The cattle market
was without Importance. Good steers
were steady to strong and bntchers'
,t was strong to shade higher.
Ihe supply was light. Native steers
were In demand al So .0Oae, az and ma
i've cows and helfers at 81 .55Gs .6S.
western rangers were firm al S.T5Q
SO and sales OF Texas cattle were on
9 basis Of 81. 3gG3. 40. stockers and
FEEDERS at S2.0OGS.50. There WAS am
other big run OF hogs today. but the
market opened firm and higher and
maintained good degree OF activity
ana hrmness to the end.
Choice helvles brought Si.75G4.So and
there was few sales OF assorted lights
az I.9l, Common, rough mixed sold
az A'20Wt3O and there were many
sales OF % to l25 pound pigs Mt $4,000
10. Hogs were quoted at s.. 75p
AS, aided by good demand.
As consequence OF Thursdays
heavy supply there was a decline OF
l0ol5c In sheep and 25c in lambs. and
es there was a further softening to-
doy prices were a very little better
than those ruling at the close OF last
week. Present prices are 81 25IS. 40
Tor poor 10 choice sheep and 81 .0Oa4 20
for lambs.
Recelpts-Cattle. 5000: calves, 500;
hogs. $1,000; sheep. 1900
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-10
COTTON, GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
ANOTHER DECLINE IN THE PRICE
OF COTTON.
Wheat Goes Higher and ,he Ten
deney Is stan upwnra-vorn and
Oats in Good Tone-Live stock and
Provisions-colfee.

F. g. RFcPeak & Co. in their review OF
the cotton market say: The Liverpool
market continues somewhat demorai-
ized. Contracts on that side opened
easy at 2-6i decline and i-s2 In spots,
With 10000 sales Their D. m. market.
which came in Just before our opening.
was shade easier. and 1t locked as
though our market at opening would
SHOW considerable decline from las,
nights closing.
The initial prices, however. We're
unchanged and steady around
which there appeared good buy
IN put later the market eased OK on
sne announcement Of the failure Of III.
isuehe & Co, of Havre, who were heavy
importers and holders Of cotton. This
Drought about q decline OF points, and
remained quiet aud steady w 70 the
lusl hour OF the session when there was
a rally Of points on good Investment
pI,u,ylns, aided by the covering Of shorts.
closing prices were steady NJ last
niEhts figures, Sales 1ii,500 bales.
NeW YORK spots were dun and easy,
sales
New orleans spots were UNCHANGED
arrive $500
Liverpool spots easy at i-32d
Heste RS report shows the amount
| brought into sight for this week to be
| bil.OOO against Ss2. 900 same week last
year and i5i 900 in 1891.
Port receipts today We're 1891 against
Houston receipts l2.6TS against S507
/ Our adviccs from thre state that theli
receipts will very likely fail on within
| the next few days. az there seems I,
be general disposition among farmer,
/ TO hold back their cotton. November
/ deliveries IN New Otleans today solt
/ about 4.a5 and closed at Sc. We iool
| for higher market within the mex
| few days
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-10

Liverpool. Nov Cd p. m clcse)-
Cottou-Spot moderate demand. ATer-
lean mlddllng. 3 l-2d The salc7 OF the
day were 1000 bates, Of Will h 1907
were for speculation and evnor, and
Included 500 American. Receipts, 49,
400 bales, all American.
Futures onenc1 steady with fair
demand and closed quiet al The de-
cline. American L. NJ C., November
j7-GiQ2 bS-6i; November and Dccem-
her, 57-5S02 5S-Gi; December and
January, 5S-Gi buvcrs' Jann7ry and
February. b9-64I2 G0-6i; T-b-unry
and March G1-6i buyers; March and
Aprll. ? G3-ei sellers; April Hn1 May.
3d3 1-6i; May and June. 2-6499 3-Gi;
June and July 4-6ln3 SGT; July and
August, 6-6id buyers The tenders
Of the DAYS deliveries were 400 bales
new dockets, and 100 old dockets.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-10

St Louis, Mo, Nov. -Fl0ur-Strong
but not quntaDly higher
Declined 3-sc today on heavy buy
ing and cable REPORTS. No red. cash,
5lo; November. 81 i-Sc; December. 81
1-2Mji j-Sc; May, 5Ic
Con-GaIned with wheat on snow
in Northern statos cloang l-2a up
No. . mixed. cash, 80 i.ic; November,
4ac; December, 46 Use; May, ~ Lie
Oats--Firm; S-S@i-2c higher No, .
cash, soc; November 20 5-Sc; May.
90 $50,
Rye-No .. this side. isc bid
BarlCy-Stcadv: active demand. Sales
Minnesota, 5bU57c
Brm-snckcd, east track, 80 1-2G6lc
seed-IiighAr: 81 40,
ClOvcrseed 75d7S0.
Hoy-Prlme TO choice timothy, $500
$1,000.
Butter-Firmer: separator creamery.
10000.
Eggs-SteAdy; Ice.
Cornmell-S2 3Od2.3
Whlsky-Sl. 25.
Cotton ties--Gsc
BngginE-5 7-Sa6 5-sc
Provisions Tlrmer; pork, standard
mess, iobbing. Sl3.62 ~
Lnrd-Prime steam, S6.S5; choice,
SO % IL.
Salt mehts-Loose shoulders, 50 81 l-2;
longs S6.37 10; RIBS, $780, shorts, 500.
Receipts Flour. 1000; wheat, 10000;
corn, $4,000. oats. $4,000
ShipmentB-Flour 1000, wheat. 1000;
corn, 1000: oats, 1000,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-10
LOCAL iARiNETs.



Fort Worth, Tex NOV p
Trade large and prices unchanged,
Meats DRY SAT-, clear, 2 l-2ci bacon.
short clear. l-2c; bacon, bellies,
0 Ice; dry salt bellies, lie; medium
hntns. lie: lorfe hamH 10 i-2c. small
hams i2c. breakf asst bacon, lie.
btiN
ST. standard frauuiated E.ec.
.5a,od MIC 4 l.Ee. rov,jered hnit
poMu,,i'T' 13 t..' rut ioaf bhia 49,,
baists, ,'',..t. -, s,ai,s,.,
cut loni' hsu '1''"
clarinet : ilp. ..t... o., 80,
S9iess.-A f9u le H kisso s1e' N Sin.
French murket' zlc' $3.50 ~, a.
Green eohsSmy ' 90 S ,5le' soou' isr'
eholee, s,S' g,,,,os,,, ~, o5c' ~
= i-l.i o'u 49, az
ehn, &c ,.or,mon 1c. nr,me se. beaa
747 l,2e, t,.rro, ,o,. ,.,.,, .,...
~, ~, sr
house qoci eholoe, per sooi
fancy syrup psr salloh, % 70 fVe
sa,t h mJ hsrrs,. " ~ IA, IL "sul Am
net Kits 10; medium' NO J. lO-lp
re-, KIT. ,. "a,
Plckl eN,~N gllu, , ~ ~ ~ o'VVs M
diun' nal WE hn,, ssoIs " "a ~ D iolga1
10, i.,'' t sn. g. 20; 51salion tsTa 20;
igh ssc. ouar,s nar doysn II Ss.
XXI ,,iion Nor dolen n n, American
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-10
hi GREAT FINANCIAL WORLD
~. shippcd 10 rrrnce--The
b be'Hs steady-waIi street
'na ting Money From the In
u .Duoney and Exchange

: uspeuk & Co. Stock and
~ vork. nov. 9.-IIeavlness OF
FsT during the forenoon was
'as0 ma shares by Flower & Co.
sais '. cutie a part of the stock
into hands Of traders whose
|',.rs Kept the market weak,
,e' o.. D. l.. l. s, n. y Central
= loaned at a premium n
erie, n. =. Pfd" H. l. s'' T."
T ,asn market Indicated mat the
I l,eri hei resulted IN chansins
e ,.e,.tI from one set OF people TO
l ~. retes we're not very diftereht
lsl. st ~. y. nreyailiug for a week.
NV y rebate voucher Issued by
n nv = !, co. Is six months. This
y Va ebolished about october
IN "" MAI time up 10 present date
:, iotal outstanding nave zen re-
. a wlthout any special eiort oh
4 II the company. -, An,
Y ,rsders toot profit In final deal
IN narticularly in grangers ana
e. 4, same time market was In
y i ~ 10 absorb all surplus offer
"a On the moderate concessions,
a. ."are5 Rock Island refused TO
4 n sympathy with reaction OF
s,tsi 4 round amount OF stock
\ s,e,"d mn during the day by brok-
,a~rssentlnr Insiders, The high
,i.dustrials were bought by keene
and more encouraging outlook
~ trade brought In some outside
Tbere are realization sales
Z, ~ipplv Of stock was largely
IN Jersey Central was In rood
I'd for both accounts. me wen
\ e6yered the balance Of their
,,ralnr contracts.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-10

For the Holiday Excursions to the
old states the Cotton Belt route VIII
sell tickets December 20. q and %.
1894, at one fare for the round trip,
limited good to return within thirty
days from date OF sale. All lines sell
via the Cotton Belt route, the only line
with double daily trains from Texas to
Memphis and return without change.
Through cars will leave all promi-
nent stations In Texas on the above
dates to go through TO Nashville, Chat
tanooga, birmingham, Atlanta and
other cities in the old states.
II you anticipate paying your friends
a holiday visit write to us and get the
lowest rates and through connections.
a. y, Gibson. S. g. WARNER,
II p, A., @. p. A.,
Fort worth. Tex. Tyler. Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-10

st. Louis, No, Nov. s.-Cattle-Re-
eeipts, 1900; shipments, 100, market
strong and active, Choice native steers,
1900 pounds, average, 81 .35: light to me-
dium weights, s2.s0a3. 40i COWS. 81 $50
2.l6; Texas steers, not sufficiently rep
resented TO enable the establishment
OF quotations,
Hogs-Reeelpts, $500. shipments.
600; market strong and active; 56lOc
higher; good to choice heavy. 81 50G
i.GO; good light, 81 i0G4 so; common to
fair light, 81 0014.3O.
none. Market active and steady to
higher; native mixed. $2.75; mixed
Western. SEQ; lambs, $3.50.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-10

New York Nov. 9.--There was on
irregular demand presen, for moderate
quantities Of seasonable staples and
fancy stuns but more business in this
respect resulted from kilograms for bet
ter supplies, More inquiry was eX-
tended to spring speclaltles In ging-
hams, dress goods. domestlcs and print
ed fabrics. and considerable business
was registered. Agents have advanced
the price OF American indlgoes and
gold to A ga but the jobbing price
will remain at l-2 until November 10,
when 1t Will advance to ga.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-10

Kansas City. Nov 9.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 1900; shipments 5000; market
weak. Texas steers. S2.20d3 %; beef
steers, So OOd5 so; native COWS, $1,000
S.25; stockers and feeders, s. lOU3 so.
Hogs-Recslpts, Il 200; shipments.
1900; strong to higher. Bulk of sales
81 i5d4.5O; heavy, 81. 3OGi. IS; packers.
Si,25mi.55; mixed. A.256IA5; lights.
S4,00ui.25; pigs, A.0ONi.2j.
Sheep-Receipts 1900; shipments.
300; weak and 10e lower Natives, 81 40
el2.90; Westerns, So 2502. 10: stoclsers
and feeders. $2,OOI2 so; lambs. 50. GOO
LOO
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-10

Kansas City. No. Nov 9.-wheat-
Firm; i-gc higher. Ne. 2 hard, 4se;
No. red. IS i-2c. rejected, 43ff4fc;
sales by sample on change for Missls-
sIppl river. No. 2 hard, Sc 1-405g 1-2c;
No. 2 red, "a I-ga55e; No. 3 nomlnaliy
53 i-2c.
Corn-slow and i-4e lower No. 2
mixed, 90 lie. No. 2, is l-icd43 lie.
oats--About Ice higher, No. 2 mix
ed, 20 l-2a30 s-ic. No. white. 33c.
ButterAAetive and very nrm for
choice separator lsd2l; dairy, 1Gglic.
IsisRs-Actlye; nrmi lon2Oc
Receipts-Wheai. 10000; corn. $4,000;
oars, 5000
shipments-wheat, none; corn. 2i.-
600, oats, 1000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-10

2 60; spring chickens, per dozen. 32i0d
10, fOostcrs. per dozen. 81 20; turkey
hens, COc; gobhlers. Zoe; geese. per
dozen. s3.09. ducks. per dozen $4,000
2.25.
Butter-Fresh country. isU2oc ;chvl0e
creamery, 20a27o.
FRESH vegetables ANA Fruits.
v.getabios--c abbages. per H., 20;
notntoer, sOWs5e per bushel. onions. per
pound, 2c beets. per pound. 2 c; to-
natoeb, per bushei $500; wax beans.
one-half bushel baskets, 7bf; cucum-
bers, 4Oc pei dozen; celery. 40e5Oc per
bunch, pumpkin yama. per buahsl, 75c.
FrultR-L mons, fancy UGOs) per box
si4e4 80; grapes, Coneords, i0c per
basket; Florida oranges. s2.75.
Northern apples, $500 per barrel:
banana, 81. 90 per bunch.
Cotton aud Wool.
cotton--Low middiing. i-2ci strict
low mlddilng, sac; middling l-sc:
strict mlddling. l-4oi good mid
ding, I 3-sc.
woSi.-Lignt medium, zoe; low medi-
um, Sc; heavy fine, s9sc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-10

New York, Nov. s,--cotion-Re
none; gross. Gii{; exports to continent.
$500; forwarded. 1868; sales. 1903, all
SINNERS: stock. lOO0i7. Weekly net
receipts. $500; gross, a5.O75; exports to
France. 9s2: continent. 5000; forwarded.
12.OO7: sales, 1883; splnners. ss3, Total
today; Net receipts, H,2si; exports 10
tiuent. li.S72; stock, 99,li5 consoli-
dated net receipts. 3a5, 0SG: exports to
sreat britain, l23o25, France. 72gOS;
continent 7s.sls. Total slnee septem-
bcr /. Net receipts g,G05 74s; exports
~ Great Britain. 679669; France. 2li,-
eee. continent, 59s,e44.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-10

quite liberal Commission houses how
ever had good orders and market ad-
varcci. Foreign adyices continue firm
and higher. proving quite a factor
IN this market today. Indications point
to decided disposition in Liverpool
to manipulate that market owing to
the light stocks. \ private cable states
stocks OF wheit and fcur Europe
and nfloat are 25.000,0o0 bushels less
than a year ago. Eastern adviees re-
port good buying orders at New York
for London. forty boat loads taken at
the sea-board for export, Il Is also re-
ported that there were heavy PURCHASES
for Continental account. with reitera-
ton that China and Japan arc buying
-four from millets on The Pacific coast.
Why not? Flour Is certainly chcaper
than rice. With 900 bushels short
hi Europe and aflo0t and the exceed
insly small stocks OF ilour IN the hands
OF wholesale and retail groeers. iftnken
from the Visible supply OF this country
would make the stocks In sight look
very small TO the man who has wheat
sold around So cents per hushel, Owing
to incomplete returns on feeding oper-
lions. the gsrelIiment report tomorrow
I 1t Is rumored, VIII not treat on this
/ queatlon.
Corn-The market on corn was fairly
/ firm at the opening. COMM sslot houses
/ however had good selling orders. and
! with very little demand, mhiniy from
: scalpers prices suffered q loss " lido
This cereal has ruled dun the entire
session, interest being centored In
! WHEAT There was a little hotter de-
nand towards the close on flrmncss In
wheat ana improved cash demand.
| Receipts We're 80 cara under cNpectn-
I tious, while those NJ primnr points
aggregated $4,000 bushels with ahip-
I meats $1,000
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-10

Liverpool. Nov s.--pork-Duli; Do
mand poor; primes mess. wes.ern, e.s
sd, medium, Cos 80.
Hams-FIrm: demand moderate.
short cut. 42s Cd.
Racon-Firm; demand fair; cumber-
land cut, gls; short ribs. s6s Cd: long,
clear, IS pounds S1s, long and short
clear, % pounds, ais Cd: shoulders
Arm, g7s ca
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-10

~ York. Nov. 9.-Money on call
I at /: last loan. /; closed ! rer
Prlne mercantile paper, 9 1-20
Der cent. Sterling exchange taro-
Ileady for actual business IN bank
bis at 4.s7 l-2g4.S7 81 for de-
IA, and at 4.S6 l-2fBi.s6 "a fo~ sixty
I, posted rates 4.S7 l-214S2 and
1854 50; commercial bills, 4 SO "a.
Isr certificates, 81 Id bid Bar sill
g ~. Mexican dollars, 81 Id.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-10
IlnrrnnnI rrn.Inrr.

liverpool, Nov D. tCloalng) -Whcnt
Strong: demand good; 80. 2 red win
ter. As l,2d; No. spring N lOl.
Corn-Sput dun, demand moderate,
as l-2d: Futures steady; demand mod.
crate: No 2. As lO1' December A. Q
Ia. January. a. I'D.
F'lour-Tirm; demand fair; 81. Louis
fancy wlnicr mess, Cd.
Lard-Firm; demand poor; spot 3GB
Ca
Beef Dull; demand poor extra India
mess, G7s CD. prime mess, b5s Sd,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-10

Nev orleans, La, Nov, 9.--cotton--
stSssy. sales, spot. Gi5 bales; 70 ar
r,ve. 800; receipts. 5000; exports coast
wise ssss, stock. 33e.eeT,
Fntures steady: sales. e2.200, NO.
yanner. 500 bid; December, 5.0ig5. 05;
fsntr1ry. 5.0sI5 .o9; February. 5.i19
"a, March. 5.lsd5 40; April. 5.25d5 20;
Nav Z. s0as 80; June. bSeG5, ss; July,
Z Isd5. "A; August 5.iSQ5.4s.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-10

lev York, Nov. e.-The total sales
stocks today were 29l.4l shmc s.
fuilny Atchison, 1900: American
tar, $500: Burlington. 95O0: Chicago
MO; Dlsilllng 93.400: General
Fctris, 100; Louisville and Nasty lie,
/ hsnha,tan, 400; Lead, 500: New
D.? Central. lO,i00: Northwestern.
Pacific Mall. 300 Rock Island,
" s.. Paul, $4,000; Western Union.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-10

|. York. Nov. 9.-The Evening
Il London cablegram says;
t.-terd Mayors show today re-
4 IA business, which was stag
Americans as a rule were good,
4 ,trhis9n was Nat on the expec-
u al Iittle's report. Grand Trunks
4. Tsak on rep1rts Of the directors
tssr the investigation committee
I'M power they demanded The
smeni on Monday is expected to
,R iolerably large account. Cold
aoNs 10 Paris.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-10

nuraneo. col, Nov. 9.--Jesse Halter,
VINO kllIed Frank Carpenter near cortes
iost spring, started out yesterday 70
YIN The entire family lie met =
brother OF Carpenter aud a man halilsu
Dale. and Killed Carpenter anu S""s
erol,siy wounded Dale.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-10

operations and gained about Tho sa,na
amount a. cunt by interior movement psniis
IN thllaSeiphia and the Eastern stsfss
are sshaing money to this center inat
as steadily as though the rate ~ l, ;er
Snce M oahk deposits had not been ne.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-10

IF q. MePeak & Co.. Commission
Merchants
chicago, nj. Nov, s.--The wheat mar
-, ansoed active with prices at fair
ndvance, and as result offerings were
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-10

Tacoma. Nov s.--Gso W. Boggs, ex-
oitv treasurer, has been arrested
charged with embezzllng S2l,Ssb de-
posted by him in suspended savings
hank
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-10

ei1n, Nov. I'd p. m1-B1r silver
X per ounce. Money IL per cent.
ne Of discount in the open mar
2 short bills is 1G per cent, and
lfse months bills 0-l6 per cent.