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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-11-15
TESTIMONIALS
Goldsboro, y. c., Sept s. 81.

G0!dsb0ro, y. e, sop. ;. YI.
We, the undersigned citizens, most
cbeerfully recomm, nj our Home
Comfort Ste Rang, which are I'M
doubtedly the most durable stoves
that have ever been sold here. They
are models of neatnesS and convent
ences, use very little fuel. draw
splendidly, heat quickly, bu, throw
out very little heat in the room sup
ply an abundance of hot water, and
are the quickest and most perfect
bakers we ever saw.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-03

Menlroy & CO.'S Circular.

McEiroy q Co.'S Circular.
Special Dispatch.
New Orleans, La. May 2.--AfcElroy
& Co. say: Futures-The extent Of the
long interest was demonstrated in
surprising manner today by the quantity
OF cotton that was unloaded, causing
decline In this market OF is points,
from which there was
reaction OF points before the closing.
as soon as Liverpool. the steadiest
market up to the present time showed
signs of weakening by the decline OF
2-Gi to S-Gid. Not withstanding that spot
sales were 10000 bales at unchanged
prices. holders began to feel uneasy and
have been free sellers throughout the
day noticeable feature was the cover
ing Of a line of 10000 bales of short
cotton at about II points decline The
continued good crop accounts are
mainly responsible for the fear Of lower
prices, but the occurrence of the labor
riots at Cleveland following so closely
in the wake of the Coxey demonstra-
ton In Washington yesterday had
no doubt much to do with the dlsposi-
ton shown by conservative longs TO
get out of their holding. The long
interest has undoubtedly been very
largely liquid6ted today and 1t is the
belief in view of the steadiness OF spots
both here and in Liverpool that the
cotton market will not fully respond to
the collapse here and that some re-
action is probable. Spots We're marked
down 1-Sc with sales Of 5000 bales.
Port receipts were practically the same
as last year and for tomorrow New
orleans expects 600 against 1900. The
continued decline during the planting
season may be blessing
is Disguise to cotton as farmers are not
likely to get liberal advances from
their factors on the basis OF &c for
middllng AT the gin and even though
acreage may be reported as increased
by the bureau the increase will
be lost by the absence OF means with
which to.cultivate the crop.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-03
LOCAL QUOTATIONS.


Meats-Dry salt. clear. shorts, SCI;
bacon. short clear. 3-fei bacon. bellies,
sl-2r: dry salt bellies. $40. medium
hams, he: large hams. 10 lie; small
hams. 10 i-2c; breakfast bacon, 10 l-sc.
l.nrd-compound. 0i-2e; pure lear.
91-2c
Sugar-standard. granulated, 5-sc;
powdered, brls-. 6 1-sc; powdered hali
brls., 3-sc; cut loaf. brls., i-Sc. cut
loaf. half brls.. s-sc; yellow clarified
coTee-Arbue,sls's Afiosa. 2ic; Md
land, 24c. Lion. 2ici Alaroma, 2ic; Jer-
sey, 24c.
chcese-Fanoy. full cream, ore in
box. Is l-sc; two IN box, i5c; Young.
Beans-Navy. s1.2c. Lima, 4i-+ei
bayou, sc; pink. 3 l-2c. black eyes, peas
bi-2o.
Riee-common, 5s-4@4c: prime. Sc.
starch--J.ump, AZ per pound; I and
pound packages per pound. lac: g.
pound wooden boxes. &c per pound;
starch, eoand a0-pound boxes. cas- lie,
Fauliless. lac; l-pound packages to
tho case. s..
mediurn,c So: barr
Pickles -Aiedium. brls.. Sc; medium,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-03
THE PROVISION MARKETS.
wheat Has Another weak Day In
the Chicago Pit-Corn Went IN,
but II shows only t-sc Gain ut
the End--rhe Provision List.


BY Associated Press,
Chicago, May 2.-wheat had another
weak day and closed 1-sc lower than
on the day before. Corn went Its own
way, which took II in an upward
direction. but it gained only Use In
the end. Oats held firm and business
like at l-sc higher. Provisions were
dun to stagnauon and the dullness
was accompanied by lower prices and
lower cables and extremely favorable
reports from the agricultural bureaus
of several states with regard 10 the
present condition OF the winter wheat
caused great weakness in whea: at the
opening. In half an hour from the
start July. which closed yesterday at
90 o-Sr was down to 50, and May had
worked off TO 81 l-2 against 81 rs
The market opened rather tame
although weak and tile trading was
only moderately active during the de-
cline.
Corn opened easter on account of the
weakness In wheat, but soon recovered
and pursued an independent firm
course during the rest 81 the session.
Trade was light and OF local speoula-
tive character
Provisions were inactive. Compared
with last night pork is zoe lower and
lard and ribs Toe lower.
Chicago Futures.
Chicago, H., May 2.-Ieading futures
ranged as follows.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-03

Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour dull.
No spring wheat. 81 lie; No. 3
spring wheat, 5Sa55e; No. red, 81 lee
No. corn, 81 l-2c.
No. Q oats, 80 s-4c; No. 2 white, IS 1-2@
ace, No. white. "a 1-49S5 l-ic,
No. . rye. "A l-2c.
No. barley, nominal; No. 3, 54qbSc;
No 4, 54Q5sc.
No. l naxseed, 81 81 1-2.
Prime timothy seed nominal.
Mess pork per barrel, $40 25dl2.2f l-2.
Lard per 100 pounds, SAP l-2m7 .45.
Short ribs sides, loose, Sc 45n6.iI leg;
dry sailed shoulders, boxed, $4,000
80 -; short clear sides, boxed. s6-sf IL
Q7.l2 IL.
Whisky, distillers' finished goods, per
gallon, S115.
No. 2 yellow corn. IS 1-2c.
Receipts--Wheat 10000 bushels;
corn, 2Ss, 900 bushels; oats. 10000 BUSH
els; rye 1000 bushels barley, 10000
bushels.
Shipments-Wh 1900 bushels;
corn, 3Ol 900 bushels. oats $4,000 BUSH
els; rye, 5000 bushels; barley, 1900
bushels.
In the produce exchange today the
butter market was weak and quiet.
Creamery. 12@l6 1-2c; dairies, lOQl3c.
EGGS steady, 10c.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-03
Goat.

Retail Bridgeport, car lots. s4.2b;
2 TO 10 tons, SL75. ton. So; McAleater,
Jenny Lind, Rouse. Maitland, Robinson.
and Wulsenberg conls, car lots, 36.i5;
10 10 ton lots 1885, / ton, 1915; 1-2 ton
$3.50. Monarch. Victoria. Santa Clara
10 ton lots. So. 2 tons. Sc &c; ton, SO 30;
10 ton. $3.50; Briar Creek and Me.
James conl, car lois, sb.s5; 3 to l0-ton
lots. $3.50, 2 toms, 1910; ton, 50, l-2
ton. s32b; Monarch egf car lots,
1925: 3 20 10 ton lots. 15.b0i single ton,
1916; ANTHRACITE. Pennsylvania, car
lots. ,iI; 3 to 10 ton lots. tl276: single
ton, s13; anthracite, Quila, 2 10 10 ton
lots. So: single toms. $500 i-2 ton, 81;
slack, iOp, car loads. 1925, Thurber, car
lots $3.50 per Hton; Cameron, per ton
So; 2 tons, ,7,7J: 3 to 10 tons, $3.50.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-03
M COLO FOR EUROPE
/ .,,,,,r smrMESrs HAVE =
|spsf1 '.sarssIsG EFFECT.


Fl
As'e york, May a.-Anticipation of
~ I'D shipments by tomorrow
se ..,-aay's steamers had a de-
I'...h'r influence on the STOCK stock eS \,
r''slns .srket today. The action OF
P'nss nond holders committee In
/ ..aiur looking to a foreclosure Oh
pala ssrsl mortgage and the forma-
81" IN committee for the same
!. vas another disturbing ele-
n the speculative situation, IN
sa' y II postpones indefinitely
/ u. .s-orssnization of the company
~ posslbly result in the disin-
y 's ~, If the Reading system.
| ~, unsettIIng factor was the I'M
.,,.,v which prevails as to whether
~ ~ reorganization plan is 10 be
/ ,,as1 conferences being in pro-
I. betveen the respective counsel
~ hartman committee which
49, The plan and for the DreNel-
~. committee, which prepared
~ ~ hunk OF the dealings was In the
,..,,lsIs and of these sugar. lead,
|1.,rr Chs. Dlstilling, General
s,ie tobacco and cordage lead in
.,snsaotions in the order named,
IA ~ the railway list. Reading,
L II Burlington and Quincy, st.
|.sl and Missouri Pacific We're the
ls stocks which showed any degree
activity - go.
|,srailed generally, sugar being an
',,eutlon opening 5-Sc lower ana
'elstly losing an additional Sac. The
y, n the market became heavy in
,vapathy and general break took
XVI ranging up to l 1-2c, the latter
I t5rdage preferred cordage COM
" Louisville and Nashville, Read
N and Northwern Pacific being also
'-,mlnent in the decline. The denial
|, renprts in circulation for the past
II DAYS that a dividend on lead
lnld be declared on Saturday helped
, danress that stock. The market
n dun and without important fea-
ms during the middle of the after
an but after delivery hour, sugar,
-hleh had been steadily gaining since
iofnlng, came into heavy demand and
Il sharply to Sl06 IL. closing within
& Of the top figure, and 1 per cent
!sher on the day. the preferred also
dining 1 per cent. The rest of the
afket shared in the Improvement to
greater or lesser extent, and the
lrket steady, but in the main at
dees below Yesterday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-03

b Associated Press,
New York. May 1.-The Evening
Pa's review Of the stock market says:
4 serious factor in the trading in
|Au:rlals was the intimation of the
ssual wires from Washington that there
|Hisst be q hitch in the senatorial pro-
KAN Of the trusts. Senators, in short,
|sWs described as doubling whether it
zould look welr' to cut a public figure
|. dummies Of those trade combina-
Pbns. No names were mentioned and
eyen II the reports had no foundation
which Is uncertain, Wall street sus-
pets from old experience that some of
Pc gentlemen in question have no re-
siid for appearances. But the rumor
9day really confirmed a lurking doubt
\ the minds of spectators as to the
general upshot OF this lobbying per-
FINANCE and on this score, encouraged
kllng Of the stocks.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-03
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.



BY Associated Press.
New York, May a. Beeves-Receipts.
1862; on sale, 20 cars; market slow but
steady. Native steers, prime, si.Ab@
4.5O per 100 pounds; fair to good. $3.50
4 40; inferior to medium ss.sOG4. 20;
oxen. 81. 2O3i.1o; bulls, 81 .G5G3. Go, dry
cows. $i60pS 20. European cables quote
American steers, 8 1-211O i-2c; refriser-
ator beef. 3-4NS Ice per pound.
Exports today 1929 beeves. SOL sheep
and $3.50 quarters of beef
Calves-Receipts. Sl72; market steady
Veals. poor to choice. 50 004b. 80 per
100 pounds, fair butternillS calves, $3.50
Sheep and lambs-Recelpts, 1882; 400
on sale; market slow but firm. un-
shorn sheep, poor 20 prime, So. 1904 al
per 100 pounds; clipped 49, 2b@4'OO; un-
shorn lambs. common to choice, 50 ,00u
70: clipped, 50. 7bG4 50. Southern
spring lambs, 6l-26p7c per pound.
Hogs-Receipts, ss53; CT on SALE mar
ket firm at s5.OOQ5.75 for inferior to
good.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-03

4s9 for demand and at 4s7 1-4d4S7 1-e
for 60 days; posted rates, ASA SO 10.
commercial bills. 4sG l-2a4g6 "a sn.
Yer certificates. 6l@G5. The total sales
of stocks today Were lSs500 shares in
Guiding American tobacco 5000; Arneri-
can sugar, 4O,i00; Burlington, 1900. Chi
cagp gas, 1880; dlstilling and cattle
feeders, 1900: general electric, 650u;
Missouri Pacific. $500; national lead.
2S,700 national cordage, 5000; Reading.
25.700; St PAU, 500
Bar silver, q lac. Mexican dol
lars 81 lie.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-03

Vegutables-Ca California. per
pound. lie. Southern cabbage lao
Ell, grc: early rose. soc; onions, per
per pound. potatoes. Greeley. per bush
pound. 2 l-2c; celery, b0Gp15c per dozen
punches; bcots, per pound, ! i-2e; per
dozen punches Gee; carrots. per pound,
l-4c; radishes, 40o per dozen. lettuce,
2oc.
Fruits--Lemons fancy. (3G0's) per
box. 81 10000; Blueholds bananas per
bunch. t2m3; oranges, California, naval,
y300a9,25: seedlings. S2.7b.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-03

new York, May 2.-Stocks and bonds
''ea a. the following prices bid:
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-03

bles and reports or 500O.0 900 BIZ. Argeu-
tine shipments. which caused selling Of
long wheat. At noon prices rallied on
talk OF big expert purchases here, but
again declined later on heavy local
liquidation seltng on 10 the lowest
net decline. No. .. red, Mny, 60 LA
60 5-Sc, closed, go lac, July. o. 5-l6gl
90 3-4c closed, &C 1-4c bid; August, 90 3-S
u6s s-4c, closed, s. S-Sc; September,
6i l-f@5i Sc. closed. "a Lie; Decem.
Der, 81 S-iet6S 1-Sc, closed 81 sac.
CoWee--Options opened unchanged 20
S points lower was inactive ali DAY,
with trading local and closed steady at
5dii5 points not decline. Sales. 1900
bags, Including May. i6S0Wia.a0. Tune,
1880 1850; July. 1928; August, 1900;
September il.f0mii.76: December. l4i0.
Spot coftee--Rlo. nominal; No, Z,
10 l-2c. Mid, quiet. Cordova, 1909 l-ic.
Reported sales OF iiD0 bags Rio, No. Z,
spot. at l6 i-2c Warehouse deliveries
yesterday, bd62 bags Mt New York, RIO
shipments to Europe during April, GS,-
900 bags, and Santos shipments TO Eu-
rope, $4,000 bags. Rio shipments to
United States during April. 1873, 900
600 bags, and shipments Santos to
United states. $4,000 bags. Rio market.
quiet; quotations, nominal, none given:
exchange, 80 5-Sd; receipts, $4,000 bags;
stock, 100000 bags. Santos market,
| quiet; receipts, 1000 bags stock, 2S,OVO
bags cleared from Santos, 3. s Serious
with 1000 bags. Havre, May i-st lower;
| other months, lar lever; sales, 5000
bags; market dull; holiday tomorrow.
| Hamburg market IA pfennig lower;
other months unchanged. market quiet;
| holiday tomorrow. London market,
| quiet; nenr months, 30 lower; Septem-
her. 30 higher; other months UNI
| changed.
| SUBURBAN., active and flrmer Fair
| refining, 3-Sc; centrifugal. 9s test
9 ls-l662 7-sc: sales, 1900 hogsheads
MuscoVado. 50 test. at Csc. 1000 bags
molasses sugar, 50 test, at l-Sc; one
cargo Cuba centrifugal TO New York
go test at 1870, cost and freight
one Cargo Cuba centrifugal to Phila-
delphia, g6 test, i3-i6c, cost and
freight four cargoes Cuba centrifugal
to Boston, 90 test, 2 Use, cost and
freight: No. 6. 3 1-2M3 ll-lGc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-03

Cordngc--sisal rope. hals Inch basis,
gl-2c; manila rope. half-lnch basis,
Dc; cotton rope, all sizes. lie, cotton
Irvine, l5c; 5-ply jute Irvine, 1sc.
Bags-e4-inch, 8-ounce. i-2c. 4G-ineh,
Bounce, Sc; 42-inoh. i0-Dunc4. G1-2c.
seeds-Rye. per bu.. s0ci turnlp, per
pound, zee; alfalfa. per bu., 81; John
Csc: barley. per bu., C0c; onion. sets, red
II per bu.: onion sets. white 81 80 per
bu.. amber cane ti.35 per bu., orange
cane, 81 90 per bu.; New York early rose
uotatoes, yl.i5 per bu.; New York Peer
loss potatoes, si.l5 per bu.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-03

nels, loo; cracker meal, &C.; oyster pearl.
&c; oystes excelsior &c; pretzels. lsc;
cream soda. SCI suowiiahes, i2e. soda, &c.
Cakes and jumhles Eleven and une-
half cents; fruit, Hult0nu, l2c; ginger
snapg, lee, grandma'a cookies, Toe;
lcmon snaps lSc; waters. iar. sugar
cookies, l0c, stage planks. Sc,
Candies -CaramclH, nSoratcd flavor. 5.
H. boxes, 75c; gumdrope, 4, r., as
sorted tlayora 6-pound box, zoe; Japhn-
Csc stripa cocoanut flavor h-lh box.
Csc; roclJ. assorted aud white, doe;
French kisseH. per box, 6bc; chocolate
creams, Al, zoe, lemon drops. frosted
per box, CSC; burnt almonds, per box
l0ci creams. hand made, QOc. peanut
blocks, Csc: peanut bar. per box. i6o
losengers, assorted con-, b-lb, box i5c
marsh mallowR. b-lb. box, Si25: mixed
candles. pals, per h. 6i-eci crystal
cut. 6S-4c, H. NJ. creams, pals, lie
stick candy, lee.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-03

Press Report.
Washington, May 2. - Within two
days or as soon as the general appro-
priation bills are out OF the way, Hatch
viii make an effort to call up his anti
option bills.
BLAND also is waiting for an opening
TO call up the silver BILL both being
privileged measures.
This conflict of interests is expected
to lead TO a sharp encounter between
the two Missourians. as neither viii
yield to the other.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-03

By Associated Press.
Chicago. May 1.-The Evening Jour
nal reports; cattle-Receipts 10000!
shipments, 1000: market active. with n
slight upiurn allowance. Prime to eX-
ira native steers, 81 5oGD4.7 IS; medium,
81 1904 25; others. sssbds,a 90: Texas.
So S5Gi4.i0
Hogs-Receipts $4,000; shipments,
$500; market active and steady. closed
ers and mixed, $5l5a5 25; prime heav-
les and butcher weights, 50 25Q5 80; as
sorted light. 81 ,30a5.a5.
Sheep and lambs Receipts. 5000; mar
ket steady with fair demand Top
sheep. 81 25d4 49, top lambs. A.75G
800; extra lambs, ;5.2045.25
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-03

Press Report.
Baton Rouge. la. May e.-congtrss-
man Wilson and party will arrive at
$3.50 this afternoon by Invitation tf
Governor Foster the MAJOR ind ciu-
zens. They viii dine ct the exacn-iye
mansion, after which a rec option WI
be tcndcred them at the state house,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-03

By Associated Press.
st. Louis. Mo. May 2.-cattle = Re-
ceipts, 1900; shipments. 400; market
strong, shade higher; native steers,
1900 to 1900 pounds. ss.2O@425. 1000 TO
1900 pounds, $36b1s,s5; cows and helf-
ers, $500; calves. s4.50a5.00.
Hogs--Reoeiptz. $500: shipments, 1900;
market active. bGlitc lower. choice
heavy butchers s515Gb20; packers
selections, y5.1JI52O; fair 10 good light,
s5,O0d515
sheep--Receipts 200. shipments. 100
market strong, 5mlOr higher; mixed
800; clipped. sS75, lambs, $i0OQ4.5O.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-03

Hldes-Buyers are paying; Dry flint,
heavy, i-2cj light. 4 lie; dry salt. &c;
green salt. 2 lee; butchers. green,
l-2c.
Wool-Lifht medium. l2Il3 l-2o; low
medium. 10ni2c flne. l0Wilc,
Bones eof and bones, So per ton,
delivered
BeeswaN--ibl1Sc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-03

BY Associated Press.
New Orleans. La, May 2.-Cotton-
Quiet sales spot. 1000; to arrive, 200.
Ordinary, 13-16c; good ordinary,
5-l6c; low middling, 5-sc; middlIng,
Use; good middling, S-16c; middling
fair, Z 11-16c: fair, 7-Sc. Receipts, 65l
bales; exports to Great Britain, 26l ;
France, 507S; continent, 1909: coast
wise 916S; stock, 144255.
Futures Steady; May, 6.7S66,7i;
June. G.74d6.76; July, 6.s04G,Sl; August
6.sSa6.S September, 6.S4d6.S5; October,
6S6Q6 81. November, 6.9146,92; Decem-
ber 6.97d6.9S; January, 7oSq705.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-03

poultry--Old hens, per dozen, $3.50:
spring chickens. small, per dozen. SEQ;
fancy, large. spring, per dozen. $500;
ROSTERS, per dozen, 1885, turkey hens.
zoe; gobblers. 75c; geese, per dozen, 81.
ducks. per do2, 81
Eggs Fresh, without onse, 1-2c.
Butter Fresh country. 16c. choice
creamery. 20U23c oloomarEerine, 81
pound tubs. tic per pound; l0-pound
iubs. 16e per pound.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-03

Fish--AlNslta. No, salmon, per doz,,
$i,a6; Columbia river No. I salmon, per
dog. $40; i-pound mAclcral, per dog
SL37 TmoriOan sardlnee. i-4s, per cause,
Sl60 French sardines, Ida. per cnsc,
yl2,50
Oysters onc-poun.. per dos.. Doc
No ., si.15.
Mcats-Pottcd ham. IA pound, per
doz., i5c. potted ham. IL pound, pei
doz., Sl,50 Vienna sausage, - pound
per do1, 1910, Vienna sausage i-pound
per doz., $3.50; clipped beef IL pound
per dos Si,2h. Vienna sauaaHe. l-pound
per doz., si.60. Clipped beef i-pound
per doz., $40.
Vegetables Thrcc-pound tomatoes
Si.l6, e-pound tomatoes. 90c; 2-pounc
corn, choice, Si.i0. 2-pound corn. fancy
sl,3h; 2-nound string heRus a0c; 2
pound mnrrowfat peas Si.2b-
California fruits-'rwo aud one-hai
! pounds peaches. Si,G5: . l-2 pounds ap
| pricots Nf5; i.2 pounds penrs, Sh6h
l-2 pounds plums, sl,h0; 2 l-2 poundi
muac0t grapes, $780, . l-2 pounds whit
cherries, Sa.25i Ia pounds black cher
rics, $500.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-03

Chicago, May 2,-sandal's common
wealers army left the barracks at the
New England hotel at 1880 this morn
ing to march to Hammond, Ind. the
general made speech asking them TO
be OF good cheer. A veteran corps was
organized out OF old soldiers IN the
ranks. There were eleven and they
were put In the van.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-03

BY Associated Press.
Liverpool, May 2, p. m.-CottGn--
Spot dun. sellers not pressing. Amerl-
can middling 4d. The sales OF the day
were 10000 bales, of which 500 We're
for speculation and export and in
cluded 5000 American. Receipts 1900
bales, including l4,lO0 American. Flu
lures closed easy. May 5-64 buyers;
May and June 5-6i buyers; June and
July 57-6413 5s-64d; July and August
59-6id sellers; August and September
3 60-64d sellers: September and Octo-
Der 6l-64d; October and November
61-640S 62-64d; November and Deem
Der 62-Giq3 63-64d; December and
ruary 4a4 Ltd.
The tenders OF today's deliveries
We're 1000 bales new dockets and COO
old dockets.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-03

oysters and Fish--oyAtera, bulk. ID
Qs0c per 100 counts; per doz. cans. ss,2
Geh iO.. per iitwx.s
dresscd catfish. ioc per ID; gulf dsb
ioc Der ID. ghrlmps. loo per TO-. crabs
75u per doz.
ganie- Qualis. si.25 per doz.; Mallard
ducks COO per pair, Teal ducks, 35c
Der pair: canvaabgck DUCTS J0agOc
uer pairi deer. saddles, 6i-2e per 10,
Salt fish-New inackerel. medium.
kIts, jl.1O; medium, No. ]. io-lb net kits
sI.25
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-03


Quotations based on small lots to re-
tail dealers, Antipathine. per ounce,
b0o; Acetanlid, per ounce, 100, per ~,
Gac; acotlc acid, per b., lQc' enrbollc
acid. erys,,9lized, ,tper d.. soag5se;
mnratlc aeld, G. ~ per ID, 22e; nitric
acid. G T., per pound. PC; fannie acid,
bulk. yer pound 81 .25; alcohol. 20 per
cent per gallon. sac; less Sc for cash;
alum. per pound 4c; Anukhmnia,
81, antlfebrlno. per ounce, 2bc; nntlpN-
rne, per ounce, $40; ammonia, ear
G0sc; blue mass per pound, b0ci blue
ointment, per h., so. bornN per d..
i2Qpi2c camphor gum, per lb bbWbic;
onpsIoum powdered, per H., 2bc; 90
cninc, muir, cryHtallzed, per ounce.
$3.50; copcraH per lb., 2uSc, cream
tartar, &, r., per pound. SOc; grocers.
per pound ices Duvers powder. per
H., 81 20; ether, rulphurlc. u. g. r.. per
H. I6c, gum arabic. first pick, per H.,
Doe; shellaC. per b., $780, glue, brown,
per h. i2QlGci glue, white, per h.,
20c; mace, per b. Soc; mercIry per
box per ounce. 81 60. ~ ounce boxes
per ounce, S2,55; ounce bottles, per
ounce. 1880, nutmega, per ~, lbo;
castor oil, per gallon, 81 2GWlW. olive
oil per gallon, N.i0; llngeed oil. per
gallon. d0uG5c, sperm, w u. per gall
lon, $500 opium. per NJ, 1920; opium
po., per ~ Si.20. black pepper, per
h., tic; potash, bromide, per b., SIC;
| potash, chlorate, per pound 2Gci Iodine.
per h.. y3,2b. qulnlno, =, n w, Bounce
! bottles, 20 lie; ounce cans, per ounce,
| 81 i-2o, quinine, p. s. W b-ounce
| cans, per ounce, ~ t-ac; u. s. - qul-
nine i-ounce Walls. per ounce, 30 l-2cj
| do. bounce tins. 10 f.2c: 25-ouncc tins
| per ounce, 30 1-2c; 101-unncc tins, per
ounce rs 1.26; salsodn, per NJ. 1-id
= i-2c; snltpctor. refined, per 10, iOoi
snltpeter, commercial. per 10, &C.; salts
| EPSON per H., 3di4c salts, Rochelle
3sc. coda bicarhonatc. English, kegs
| per ~. &c; sulphur, fiowers, small lots
| turppntinc market rate. per gallon
white lead Collier & Southern. s. p.
/ per h.. o 3-4G07c.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-03

BY Associated Press,
New orleans. La, May 2.-Hog pro-
ducts-Easier; pork, u lac; lard re-
fined fierce, s 3-4c.
Boxed meats-Dry salt shoulders,
l-sc; sides, 6 s-4c.
Bacon-Sldcs, 1-2c.
Hems-Choice sugar cured, $40
10 lac.
Rioe-ouiet; Rio ordinary to low fair,
10000.
Four-Dull; extra fancy. t27oa2sO
patents $300G310.
Cornmeal-Steady, t2O5
Corn--Qulet: No. 2 sacked mixed, 4sc
yellow. ACC; white, 5l@a2c.
OBts-Dull; No. ? sacked, 40c.
Hay--Qulet; prime. slJai6; choice
sigMl7
Bran-Dull. 75@77 Ice.
Sugar-Steady: open kettle common
to fully fair, 9 3-Sd)2 3-l6c; inferior
2 l-lc; centrifugal on white, 5-Sg
8 fl-t6c; choice yellow clarified. l-2c
prime do, 3-sG3 7-16c; on do, : 1850
8 I-Sc: seconds, 2 i-4'u2 rs.
Molasses-C Centrifugal good prime &c
strictly prime, nan 1-2c; fair TO prime
sGec; inferior to common. soc.