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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-28

The following touching poem was writ
ten in the prison dead house at camp
chase by Colonel W. S. Hawkins. 4 fel,
iady' she proved faithcss, and her let
Ter came breaking the troth soon after
he died. and this was the Colonels reply:
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-06
COTTON, GRAIN AND PRODUCE
sror COTTON CLOSED a FRACTION
HIGHER.


f, G. MePeak & Co. in their review
of Yesterdays cotton market, say:
Liverpool at opening and . p. m. was
firm at i-e4d advance. with spots up
l-S2, with 1900 bushels sales. In spite
of their Improved condition our market
opened barely steady at last nights
close. This gave the bears new hope
and discouraged a great many holders
who expected to see sharp advance.
As a result Of this. the market sold off
some ten points before the decline was
checked. But on receipt OF Liverpool
closing which was steady at Esd over
last night, and under the influence OF
good buying orders from strong par
ties. aided by covering by shorts VINO
became frightened at the sudden
strength displayed. the market advnnc-
ed rapidly, January selling at eEo,
against 6.09 In the early part OF the
session. The market closed steady at
about the best prices OF the day. sales
$4,000 bales. New York spot, steady
at 1-16e advance, with $40 sales Port
receipts We're 1899 bales. against 3S,l2l
bales. Houston receipts, 1851, against
1886 Today's large receipts verify our
predictions Of yesterday that the pres
ent advance in{spots would bring about
heavy Interior and port movement.
They will likely increase FOR the next
few days to auch an extent as to fright
on holders. and to encourage liberal
short selling. The estimates for New
| orleans tomorrow are 1900 bales,
against 1900 bales same day last year
/ Shortly after the closing January In
New York was off four points on the
/ curb and unless Liverpool comes in
/ very strong tomorrow morning present
/ prices will hardly be sustained. New
! orleans spots were firm, but unchanged
at 3-4c. spot sales, 200 bales by fac
/ tors and 1850 to arrive, Came into
I sight this week. S26 900 bales, against
2GT $50 bales same week last year, and
/ 3SG, 900 bales In 1891.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-06


Fort Worth. Oct. 5.--(Review OF the
Chicago market by r. a Nicpeals q
% oo,,,..,,,..t,,, ,.....,......,
~, "'e'e''"'''s'
Ahere was iair trade IN wheat to-
day. with opening prices about Lie
above Inst nisht's c,oelns a,,,tna
bov.s,..,, ,.,..,,.,.
- '"'''su'"'sly se' IN ana values
broke Sic per bushel, later advancing
3-sc. l-4c of which was Inst altar
ward rs,,,t,.a ,i,,, a,,.t,. 49,
a.. NsN''"V' so'l-
re 10y pVt'er put CLOSED nearly lie
lower from this point at the lowest
notch of tho dnv The r,r.,o e,r "a.
een,he, ,,,as a. ,,,,.,,
40 VOC 80 ioiio"s' % S-oo Gown TO
90 '-eVi up TO 54c, back 10 " sac. up
to "a lee, back TO o. ado. reactin, ia
o. 1-2c. down ngnIn "a 10 "a $1,000,
.t e, 80.
49,, a. % % o-SS' Nug infatuated BE-
40 o.. " 1000 % i-se,to ee o-sc,to Owe, 70
80, "ss'n uoWh 20 % sec, closing
~ a, as % '-ec' the cause OF
-. s 1s Upunins was on small car
80 V''iiouh .,ts 70 ohly 4p ana hrin
hIs,,,,,. ~ ule HeIheN immediately
,.,st,.', nSoNy On latbe northwestern
aeeSSip.s euS vafsl anu hpefAl selling ny
11N','hets nilu the lochl crowd. The mar
~ nss ueeh very nervous ana aet-
st-, 0t5 'np Vuurt session ana Ut times
si,,,',, Neil'luerApie 9ihstelly' us Is
r.iuW,i rom me iaot tnat prices soon
, ,s. .hs Whole ueclihe ana trlne
u rms strength was more no.
uSeaplv aoout midday on London con-
i,, DV s Isporteu S-lo on ana on re-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-06

very light; buyers holding on. expecting
to buy lower; prices nominal at 4Sc for
white aud sc for mixed corn, sacked,
for this weeks shipment
Oats-Conunue quiet; soc to sic at
Texas, and 3gc at Indian Territory
points, T. O. b. sacked for No 2.
Wheat-ln good demand; basis of SIC
TO h5c Galveston for No. soft
Hay--Continues In n dead rut, $3.50
10 $500 for late or second cutting I. 0.
b. Texas and Indian Territory points
Kansas City, Mo, Oct, 3.-lohn Du-
pee wired Fred Z. SMITH III we had
any demand for cash corn ] would feel
very bullish on IT, But do you notice
how limited the cash demand tsp IL
Is surprise to the whole trade, Eu-
rope Ia taking practically nothing. and
the east very little. Glucose works
aad dtstilleries are closed"
Car lot receipts OF wheat;
nc. Chi. St.L. Mpls Dlth.Tot,
Today .... 80 SO 20 4le 2TS $50
Year ago, 70 al0 "a a2i 4Ai 1918
Car lot receipts OF corn;
S,c. Chi. st,I. Tot,
iouAy ,....",.,..." lOl 10 10
a year ogo..,,..,, IS l29 i3t col
Car lot receipts OF oats:
Today ..,-,,...,,.. AS 81 lse
year ago .......... 10 1853 81 500
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-06
LIVE srocro MARKETS .


Chicago, Oct. about 5000 cattle
came in today, making rather more
than $4,000 for the expired part Of this
week, against SO,123 for the same time
last week; 6l,ss5 a year ago, and a.
1876 two years ago The market was
firm, not alone for good to extra
grades. which did not enter very
largely into the supply, but for the
poorer kinds as well
There was very good demand from
the several sources, and all OF the
fresh arrivals and about all Of the
stale stock was closed out by noon.
In many instances statesmen obtained
better prices than were bid yester-
day, but the general market was not
quotably higher than Thursday. There
We're about 1000 natives. 1000 western
ers and 1000 Texans. Natives sold on
basis of sl.25a6.20 for infer or to
extra, westerns, 81 .5OQ4. 90 and Texans
Sl.2543.25.
Weakness again had possession OF
the hog market, There wasa fair de-
gree OF actlyitF both In the shipping
and packing demands. but none OF
the buyers would Tx trade on II basis
OF yesterdays prices, They Insisted
upon reduction Of 10c and although
holders made IA good fight against the
cut, they had finally to give way, The
very choicest OF the offerings could
not be turned over at better than
50 5O05. SO, while towards the Gloss
buyers could not be found anywhere
near those figures The bulk Of the
business was done at less than Sj.25,
very decent lots changing hands at
o 81 MI a..
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-06

New Orleans, oct 5,-seeretary Hes
ters weekly New orleans cotton eX-
change statement, issued before the
close OF business today shows an In
crease In round figures OF the move
incnt Of cotton into sight for the week
ending this evening Of $4,000 bales over
the seven dayf ending October 8 last
year. and 5000 over the same days
year before las;. but a decrease under
the same time IN 1892 (the year OF the
nine million cop Of $1,000
The amount brought into sight dur
ing the past week has been S25,6l7
bales, against 1880 for the seven days
ending thls date Inst YEAR,, ,g93, K3S IhIi
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-06

New York. Oct. 5,--wheat-ReeeiptH'
$500 bushels; exports, 5000 sales, A.
100000; futures, $1,000 spot. Spot IT.
regular. closing dun; No. red store
and elevator. So lee delivered, 90 s-ici
No. red. So SAC; No. Northern de-
livered, 81 1-sc; No. / hard delivered,
GO lie,
options opened steady. changed 10
Irregular advanced early ON shorts
covering, reacted but recovered on ru-
mored death Of the ear OF Russia,
broke In the afternoon on local realiz'
ing ana pounding by bear party. In
terror receipts steadily decreasing. NO
2 rcd May, u l-su6oc, closed " l-lei
october closed ~ l-2o nominal. NoVem-
Der closed 90 Ike nominate December
81 1-ic
Enthusiastically.
Leather-Steady.
Mool-Steady
Pig iron-Dul; Scotch, lo5oUao,25;
American. StOOOqlS.OO.
Copper-Quict; luke, Ss05H9I0
Lead-tQuict; domestic, sSl3W3li IL.
Tin-SteHdy; stralBhts, Slb50ul5S0,
Cotton seed oil,-iuactiye and easier
closing Irregular, with quotations nom-
inal
Coftte-optons opened firm 1og2o
points advance and ruled active On lp-
cal covering and discontInunncc of Eu-
ropean selling. and broke sharply later
GDlcr renewed liquidation. Closed
barely steady at net unchanged TO Zoe
lower, Sales $3.50 bags including OG-
ltober is'Yul2so; N9yem9er l ...s,,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-06

hams. u lee; largo hams, ice; small
hams, 10 l-2c; breakfast bacon l2c.
Lnrd-Compound, l-2c; pure leaf
i0c,
Sugar Standard graduated, &C., pow.
dercd barrels, @ i-Ac. powdered, half
barrels, Ice, cut loaf, barrels, l,4e;
cut loaf half barrels. l-4o. yellow
Conce-Arbuclsle's Arlsoa, 22oi Md
lnnd, 20; Lion, 22c; AlarOna, ase'
French market, 22c; &NNN, 22c,
Green conce-By the sack, good, &c;
choice. 2lc; fancy, % l-2e peaberiy'
"a l-2c; old government Java s'oi MO-
Rice-common. Ice; primo,5o; head
rice, &c; new head. 7Q7 Ice
Molasses--l Barrel lots, fancy sugar
house, use: chlolal, per gallon, see; fancy
syrup. per lttilon, 30 20 iOe
salt nsh--New maokerel medium
No l. half barrels. $3.50; No. 2, lO-lb
net kits. 81 10. medium, No. ], lO-lb
net kits, $l.25.
Pickles Medium barrels, 1910; me-
dium, half barrel. So so, small barrels,
So 40; small half barrels, 81. 90. loyal
Ion kegs $40; 5-gallon Kegs. %;
half gallon. per dozen, 81 LIZ; American.
gallon, per dozen. $500. Hexngon, gal
Ion. 81 90; imperial. gallon 1910.
Cheese-Fancy. full cream, singlea,
u l-2c; choice full cream, 20 lbs, Ia 9-ici
fancy fun cream, young Americans,
Flour aud Grain.
Whent-No. 2. 4bc; No. o, i2c,
b'lour-Best patents, Sl,A5 per 100
pounds; hall patents. 81 80; third grade.
81 10; fourth grade. S.; Northern pat
corn--New ear local. wagon lots
ohts--Texas rust proof. car lots. T.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-06

Liverpool, oas 5.-closing-cotton--
Fair demand. prices firm. American
m!adllng leo. The sales OF the day
were 1000 baiar, CT which 1000 were
for speculation and export. and includ-
ed 1920 American. Receipts 1000 bales,
Including $500 American.
Futures openId firm with fair de-
r,end aud CLOSED steady at the adj
vance, American mlddling L, NJ. c.
october 3 1861 buyers October ana
November 3 % 1903 2i-6id; November
ana December ! 24.eid; December and
Tehruary 2 % giQ3 26-eid February
ana March 81 ga values; March and
Anr,i 3 2o-640a s0-64d; April and May
so-sad buyers May and June s2-6id
values; June ard July 33-6i43 3i-6iG.
Tenders Of ioday's deliveries none.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-06

this year, against 1871 4b1 last year
175,4i9 the year before last and 2t9'llS
IN 1891 These make the total move
ment for the thirty-hye days, from
September ] - date. G2O 9g9. against
7O2,7O5 last year, 7l2,721 the year be-
fore last and LII ,435 In 1891, showing
an Increase over 1898 OF 2ls,293, over
1892 OF POS, 212, and decrease under
1881 Of 1Q0,436.
The mOyemislt since September l
shows: Receipia at ali United States
ports, 7l978G, against 52iG59 last year
and $50 267 for the year before last;
overland acrOsg the Mississippi, Ohio
and Potomac rivers to Northern mills
and Canada, %,474, against 22,5l7 and
40fSl for the same time year before
last; interior :EOcks in excess OF those
held al the close OF the commercial
year 9lGS2, against 79,4SS and 66G6B.
Southern mni takinEs, "A, ljI, against
7GOi2 and 75,g29. Foreign exports for
the week hays been 1891 against
IS ,273 last year. making the total thus
far for the sebaon 32b. $50. ngainst 22t,-
500 last year, &C an increase OF lO5,Uss
Northern mill Akings during the past
seven days sh5w an increase Of 1855
compared with the corresponding pc
rlod last year and the total taldngs
since September have Increased 81
100,
The total tai;ings OF American mills
North and South. and Canada, thus
far for The srrson have been go, 202
against l230SQ last year. These in
ciude 142.427 b. Northern spnners,
against J5,3O5.
Stocks at svnboard cities and the
twenty-nne loading Southern Interior
centers have increased during the week
I3l.3i6 bales, against an Increase during
the corresponding period OF last sea-
son OF 13I7G2, and are now 47,SO6
smaller than ~ this date IN 1893. In
Guiding stocks left over at ports and
interior towns nom the last crop and
the number OF bales brought into sight
thus far Of tie new crop, the supply
TO date is l,15de29 bales, against l,ol2.-
662 for the same period Of last year,
II must be remembered that the
weekly, monthly ana seasons compar-
isous in Secretary Testers reports are
made up to corresponding date last
wear and year before. Comparisons to
tlose OF corresponding weeks are mis-
leading, as totals to close " this week
last year would take In thirty-slx days
OF the season end 10 close this week
I'm 1892. Includes thlrty-seven days and
10 close this week In 1891, includes
thirty-nine dagB, whereas TO close OF
this week this year covers only thirty
1--WE days.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-06

New York, oct 5,--cotton-Net re-
oelpts, 1874; gross, ss7s; exports to the
ron,Inent 1854; forwarded. 1911. sales.
s20 ali spinners. stock, 79,ss2.
Weekly net receipts, 1881 gross
i24l9; exports 70 s.o. Great srita n,;ra ~;
II aas. forwarded, 1876. sales, 5iO6;
summers. 2tOO. Total today net re-
eslpts. 1.ois; exports to Great Britain,
sais. TO the continent, 36,2ii; stock.
7'l5s. Consolidated net receipts. 81
s7I. exports TO Great Britain, aG,b2ii
10 France. s294; TO the continent, 81
IN. Total since september met re-
oelpts, 70g. $40, exports TO Great Bril-
tain, i4i.6si; TO France. 2s,lSs: 10 the
continent. l45.7s5.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-06

New orleans, Oct. 5.--cotton--Flrm;
sales. spot, 200 bales; to arrive, 1850
bales; receipts, ia.sli bales. exports to
continent. lO,00l bales. coastwise. 1882
bales; stock, 95.il7 bales
Futures, hardly steady; sales, $4,000
bales; october. SIS bid November. 5,f7
G5,7s; December b.ss95.si: January and
December. bS315si: January, 5.s5Q5 ,sI;
February. 59lQ59S; March. 6.95U5.gS.
April, 6,0SI6.0l; May. G.09g61l; June,
615Q6lf; July, 6.2iGG2s
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-06
PROVISION MARKETS. .


Kansas city, oct 5.--wheat--i-a8le
higher; demand fair; No hard iS9i9c;
No. hard 47g4sc; No. red acc; reject
err 42q44c.
Corn--Mixed scarce. higher, NO
selling 46 l-2c; No. white &C,
Oats-Stendy; No, ? mixed 30 l-21
soc; No. white nominally SSc.
Butter-Cholee steady; poor grades
weak; creamery lgQ29c; dairy l74lSc'
Eggs-Quiot and weak, ID l-2c'
Receipts--Whcat 1880; corn none;
oats 1000.
shipments-wheat 5000; corn 1900;
oats 1000
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-06

New York, Oct 5.-rhe Evening
Posts London cablegram: The stock
markets opened firm today. but quickly
gave way In continental selling, nc
companied by runners Of the death or
critical condition OF the czar. Neither
report was confirmed, but the latter
cans We're frmer the greater part OF
the day, owing to support on the New
YORK side and the scarcity OF stock
mere, The closing was weak In sympa-
thy with other markets. Louisville es-
pecially was offered.
Silver securities were exceptionally
uneasy on rumored China and Japan
loans
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-06

New York, Oct. 5.-rhroush for
wardings on advance orders very good
sales were reached and chiefly Of col
ored cottons, wide sheetIngs' spring
clothing woolens, cotton iannels and
more with less quantities OF other sea-
sonable stuffs Tlckings ana other
colored cottons were In REQUEST Tor
moderate to good supplies. Ihere was
no general market, however ana new
business was very Irregular. Printing
cloths firm at &c for sixty-four squares
and sales for the week about JOO.o0V
pieces.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-06
STOCKS OPENED STRONG.
.uonrs HAD 10 HAVE STOCKS
TUE AT ONCE,
- pouEht and No Renction
:, could he brought A'ou'-rhe
,,.r. were strong ut Closing.
The uond Market

r g. McPeals. stock and Bond
brokers'; s
and buoyant, c. c., St p, a.
being the leaders at the ad-
There were reallzations to take
W. ~ but the requirements of the
p,ss interests were so urgent that
s"" nary tendency was quickly
checked. ..o.,, 49, pa,
,.,ard and appearance of liquidation
q paul short Interest reduced but
.s,dsrable further rally in doubt.
~, neaa market better. Keene believed
y nave taken long side again in c.
~ sugar In doubt with confident opin-
w. sa,h ways. Directors in Louis
ign Is and Nashville say no sisniii-
Nlie need be attached to retirement
ean l,..s,oent smith as a director. A
OF ~ NJ one OF @. G.. Co.'S says 1t
dl az, No long time before we hear
W. AZ another charter secured
49, ,he Chicago council. These in
llyn ",snes cover every phase Of the
sa,ass. which complaing citizen
,,,a Wish to have established. 1t
Soui- roi mean, however, that there
III ',u nj be occasion for a new bear
W. nnon the =. q. Co. j venture
a'' ssv within a fortnight there Will be
scs,e fresh Developments In Chicago
iS,tlnr 10 a depreciation of value Of
az nropertes there. The fact that
sugar did not break gave bulls In the
sieck a little announcement. Trans
actions amounted to 4bBse shares. me
trading was regarded as not specially
significant. .,. ,,.
,.ills and Nashville increase, 3i,36S.
I,he strength Of the grangers was
the feature in closing deals and the
cammack party were credited with
having covered 5000 shares of Chicago.
burlington and quincy. Lively de-
mand also sprang up in st. Paul and
brokers who usually act for Wheeler
and Coombs were liberal buyers at the
ION. Rock Island was better to facili-
tate the covering of shorts In other
directions. The brokers representing
the cable pool were the principal buy
ers. All the industrials were less ac-
tive but there We're good supporting
orders. AT any concession Western
houses continue to cover their shorts
in gas, but there was apparently a
new crop Of bears to take their places
4 and the floating short interest was
1 moi materially reduced, Reading was
A 1rmer on a small volume Of business.
4 1t Is understood that there Is very
4 good chance OF an understanding being
reached with these general mortgage
bondholders who have been opposed
from the first to the Olcott plan OF
reorganization There was a substan-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-06

NOS to \, ll,Vi Q. !, I, lVU"1NslI'l
tos 4 and o, 1910 c. 1. T.; 1000 bags san
tos 1850: 1000 bRges Santos No o. 1890
c. |. (.
Santos Weak. good average Santos
14100. Receipts. 1000 bags; stock, 4lS,-
900 bags,
Hamburg Steady; prices l-t@3-4
preferred higher; sales, 30 900 bags,
Havre-Opened unchanged, l-iUl-2
lower At noon 9-4f higher; nj 3 pan,
steady. December, IA higher; others
unchanged. Closed steady Ut unchang-
ed to Lar net declinci total sales 1900
bags
Rio Weak; No. Rio nominal; eN-
change u Lied Receipts 1900 bags;
cleared for United states 1000 bags;
cleared for Europe, 1000 bags stock.
$4,000 bags.
Warehouse deliveries form New
York yesterday were GD60 bags; New
York stock today i74,2is bags: United
States stock 23e.593 bags Anont for
the United States $4,000 bags Total
visible for the United states 478.593
bags against $40, GIG bags last year.
sugar-Raw. duh, nominal Refined,
quiet,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-06

Liverpool. Oct E -t'loiins Wheat
Firm demon; Moderate; No rcd
winter Is 2 t.2l, n Rpr'ng is "a.
Corn-Firin. demand fair; new mixed
spot Is SD; u's-Hs iirin. ionlaiit
nnor. ostabrr Is 2.fl. |3vcnibcr IS
& IA. p,ccuhsr AZ . Aff
Flou.--p'iil. d"',.anl pob-. ST. i.1uis
fancy winter b. cd.
Lard IN. ]eirar' rolr; Fnot ~
Cd; futurc., NJ dem,nl.
porF Easy, ,iciuuiid punr =. ina .ness
western Tla ~, 4 medium c1s sd
Reef Iu!l, dg.nani ff o.; extra in9ia
megs -. prime mess fls az
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-06

New York. Oct. 5.--Aioney on call.
easy at per cent; last loan, /; closed.
l per cent Prime paper. s0c5 sterling
exchange, strong, with actual business
In bankers' bills at S4.s6 3-4@4,S7 for
demand. and at s4.s5 S-4Q4.S6 for sixty
days; posted rates. sass i-2d4.S7, and
a.sl l-24l.sS; commercial bills, si.si IL
Q4.B4 30; silver certlneates, SO 1-2c.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-06
Premium
Sewing
Machine

Value s7O our price. s2i. which In.
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Extra attachments In velvet lined
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These attachments are superior TO
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being the only onos thar are on the
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The Gazette's machine II strong and
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The machine Is finely finished and
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The dazette's premium machine and
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-06

london, Oct. 5.--rhe Daily News, In
a leading article, quoting John Russell
Young's statement in reference 10 the
Corean war. The cabinet has natufaliy
TO discuss the proper steps 10 tahe IA
chinese ports. such as MIR. Young an
ticipated. we are far from antiei-
pating Russian interference In me
quarrel. but the possibility has 70 De
considered, and il was probably taken
into account at yesterdays council.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-06

London, Oct. 81 p. m: Canadian Pa
cihc, 81; Erie, is, Erie seconds, 70 1-2;
Illinois Central, e5l-i; Mexican ordl-
nary, II IA; st. Paul common. 6S SIS;
New York Central. 1903 L.; Pennsylva-
MIA, So; Reading, l-2;. Mexican Central
new fours, 81 Ia.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-06

elgh b'oka-s II ll.ue. ,,,hen Ameri-
can stocks went nbove our lcvei m tic
Lond1a lntrSst before rlis market
opened, There were Sunc FAINT -ai -
o. ,he war sciire' m TIE T. rn OF Told
ard transparent dis,stc IS ,lu,t the
car was deal, bit th,t wa MI
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-06

ton. ls2,2s4. New Orleans, is9, SIG; Mo
bile, s4,2s7: Savannah. lh2.l5t; Charles
ton. 65.479; Wilmington. s1222. Nor
folk. 20, s20. Baltimore, $3.50; New York.
1850: Boston. $500; Newport News, 400;
Philadelphia 22e0; West Point, va.
1906 Brunswick. $50; velasco -;
Port Royal. 1888. Total. 70e. $40
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-06

Galveston. Ca h.--cgllon--s,cady'
miadllne { isft,; sales 1905; receipts
3 ~: exports rs-rc. stocl: i0j,i2l
sugar and C5fite- Unchanged.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-06

New York. oct. 8. - The steamer
Orlnoco from Bermuda. reached port
today having on board cantAin Forbes
Mate Joseph O'Conner ana hlne sesiaen
OF the American bark Albenls.lls, pi.itli
,,ore for 81. Johns, Porto Rico, coal
laden. burned at sea September Is.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-06

Fort Worth. Tex. Oct. 8. (
Trade good with I'LL lines and prices
nearly all unchanged.
Meats-Dry salt clear. $ Sac; bacon,
short clear. lie; bacon, bellies.
10 i-2c; dry salt bellies 49, s--S'-'-n
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-06

Lon'M, n'l . T.. IN Closing
cohsols for money and the account,
lOi SS,
Far 'iNar % LID per ounce NJ my
per CEN, I We ate 3: tIs3mnt IN the
open market To- sh5rt l. is u IL Er
cent and toe three non5hs' bills s-iGH
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-06

Liverpool. oct. 5.-Eams-Duiii de-
mand pocr; Cumberland cuts, 29si snort
ribs. 4Os long clear. A. pounds, AVsi loIs
and short clear, % pounds, 4osi shou'-
ders, dull, SSs.