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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-01

Active HostiiiticN Imminrnt nc,wecn
Guatemala ana Mexico.

city OF Mexico. oct, M.-Mlguel Tor
ruco is the owner Of "A large timber
tract near the Guateman frontier,
quite recently the authorities OF PetVn,
Guatemala, arrested aud took away
Six Mexican subjects employed by
rorruco. Guatemalnng have occupied
both aldos Of tho stream Aqua Aaul,
ana have planted a has on It's banks,
This - INVASION Of Mexican territory.
Among people whose bualnesa 10 dam-
aged by the movements OF Guatemalnn
nllbusters IS an American, u. +.
schmiotdcr. who had n contract with
TOrruuo for delivery Of lumber, and
who protested against the arbitrary
aets OF Guatemala. The state OF Ta-
hasco ~ armed and under command OF
Col sa.co.
Alfoueo Alynrege has arrived Mt San
Juan Rautlsta, HIS mission 10 10 oon-
strict n telegraph Inc TO ronosique
on tho Guatemala frontier, Sixiy-two
leagues are to be covered and the COM
mander OF the troops at me frontier
viii be In constant communication
with the war department. General
Lorenzo Garcia, whore troops were
transported from Vera Cruz TO tho
frontier by two Mexican men-of-wnr,
lndepencla ana LibortAd, arrived In
port October 20, and proceeded rapidly
TO TGnoslque Unless tEe Guaicmalona
get back 10 their own side OF the line
hoatliltics VIII begin at once.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-01
Toronto knights May Join Powderiy
Faction.

Toronto, Oct. a1.--The notice that the
local Knights of Labor had been noti-
fed of disfranchlsement by the general
assembly Is premature, though they
expect 1t every minute. The lodges
have been denied representation in the
general assembly which meets in New
orleans In June. 1896. The reason as
signed for this is that they are one
member short of the number which
entitled them to representation, but
the local knights believe the true rea-
son is that the Sovereign party, who
are In power In the general assembly,
think they are partial to Past Work
man Powderly. The same feeling ex-
lists among the members in Toronto,
Montreal and Quebec, and there is
some talk OF forming a Canadian order
IL things are not made more pleasant
for the members in Canada, Should a
split occur at the general assembly
as Is expected. between the Sovereign
and Powderly factions, 1t is generally
believed that the Canadian Knights
will go with the latter.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-01

Richmond. Va, Oct. i.-Mrs Jeffer-
son Davis, in letter written to d
friend here, Indignantly denies the re-
port that her daughter, Miss Winnie,
is woman suffragist and has said
that she would vote the Repubican
ticket IL she had a vote at all. In
speaking of this rumor, Mrs. Davis
says: 1T is false in every particular,
Miss Davis IL not in favor Of woman
outrage, She thinks IT would be q
misfortune to our sex II II were CON
ferred and a right which 1t would sell
dom be in their power to exercise, at
least in cities. The idea of her saying
that she would vote the Republican
ticket is too monstrous Tor u TO IN
nress the majority OF our people as the
ruth. vet we are mortified that the
allegation should ever be made"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-01

New York, Oct. 3i,-The World says:
John Morris, the lottery king; Chas. IL.
Murray of New York. and Zach Sim
mons Of Kentucky. who formed the iirin
Of Murray & Co., to whom the Loulsl.
ana lottery company was farmed out
for twenty eight years, has been sued
by Harry II. Watson for a share OF me
profits, thought TO amount TO 5000 me
plaintiff Is administrator OF the estats,
Of James s. Wilson. The latter claimed
to be a member OF this iirm' ne aleu
In 1870. His son, Harry, has just come
az age. The complaint was filed win
the clerk of the circuit court yesterday,
Messrs. Murray, Simmons and MOTIFS
NAV now be forced TO tell what the
nrofits OF the lottery We're for quar-
fnr OF a century.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-01

Roasts Cleveland aud the nepub-
iican Party.

lAcAh fHFtfs
NATION. H.. oct si-Governor AIT
geld addrespcd large audience az
L.yneh's hall last night. The most
significant portion OF his addrcss was
thut in which he scored President
Cleveland for his course during the
general strike last summer.
After discussing che relation Of Re
publican tariff laws to the panic. the
governor said: ION the question Of our
fnunces no relief can come 10 this
country until 1t ~ given by the Demo-
cratic party. The Democratic party
viii meet The demands Of the country,
even though N has 10 do IL without the
aid OF the president.
.'Ths important question you now
have 10 consider ~ from which political
PARTY you can get relief. You any Il
was a Democratic president who sent
troops into Illinois, that 10 true. He
was elected by the Democratic party,
mi the Democratic party has always
been and ~ today opposed 70 that
policy. while the Republican party. 40
a marty, is a Unit In favor OF u. You
say tnnt the encouragement Of the
United states desired the bringing Or
Inc injunctlons 1 have described nna
that he " called a Democrat Wen
that IS tue; but here again the Re-
publican party az unit supports
what no did The Democratic party
d0..a not. You must not judge a party
by whnt some man may do who 70
aceldentaily lifted into power by II
ana then sets his heels upon that
which Il has regarded as sacred. Judqs
betrayed Ills Master, but The wpiih
ala not thefeforc condemn all twelve
~ the APOSTLES. The world ala not
reject the example or the teaching8 Of
ITO other eleven simply bccau1e one
OF the twelve had accepted thirty pieces
Of silver
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-01

hams, IL i-2c; large hains Ige; small
hams, 19c: breakfast bacon. 12c
Lord-compound, &c; pure lear,
Lie.
sugar-standard granuloted. iS-iGe;
powdered, bbls,, 9 Use; powdered, half
barrels. 3-Sc; cut loaf. barrels, 8 l-Se:
cut loaf. half barrels, s-Sc: yellow
clarified, i-ie,
Coffee-Arbuelsle'a Arisoa. gle; MID.
land. Pie; Lion, ale; Alaroma, 2le;
French market, 2ic. MINK, Gle.
Green coffoc-By the saok. good, Toe:
choice. &c; fancy, 22 l-2c peaberry.
z l-2c; old government Java, s7e; Mo-
Riee-common. SC; prime. &c; head.
7A7 i'.o.
Molasses-Barroi lots. fancy sugar.
house, 4Sc; choice, per gallon, sec: fancy
syrup. per gallon, 30 10 40c
Salt ilsh-New mackere. medium,
No. J, half barrels, $3.50, No. 2, i0-ib
net kits, n.lO: medium, No. l. lO-ib
ne kits 81 20
Plckles--Modium barrels. so; me-
dum. half barrel, 81 60; small barrels
$50. small half barrels, 1926; iO-gal-
lon kegs, $40; 5-gallon kegs. 81 30.
pints, sOci quarts per dozen. 81 20:
half gallon, per dozen, St.75; American.
gallon, per dozen, s3,25, HeSagon, sal
Ion, S. 80. Imperial, gallon, 1871
Cheesc-Fanoy, full cream. singles,
II Lac. choice full cream. 20 lbs. ID $40:
fancy full cream, young Americans.
crnip, Sacks ana Twinc.
Cordage-Sisal rope, half-lnch basis,
lee; MANILA rope, haIf-neh basis.
%; cotton rope, all plaeg, lie: cotton
twIne, l5u, 6-ply jute Irvine. II i-ec
Five bushel oai bags. &c; corn
sacks. Ia Platte 4 lac: a-ounce wheat
sacks. 6 lac; l-2 bushei S-ouncc corn
Fionr ma Grain.
wheat-No. 2, zoe; No. ?, 4Ic.
| Flour-Best patents. SLAB per 100
pounds; half patenta. 81 .3O third grade.
81. 10; fourth grade. 49, Northern pat
corn-Ncw ear local. wagon iota.
| 45c per buahel.
o. b.. Fort Worth, s2o; sacked. 3isc.
Bran-per 100 pounds. {. o. b.. Fort
| Worth. zoe
,,-Car lots. T. o. b.. Fort Worth.
best Forney $40. per TOM best up
land, $500; alfalfa, loose. local. 81 90
$500.
Pouitry and Eggs.
Poultry-Old hers. per dozen, g. ESQ
! . 10; spring chickens. per dozen, g2.i0a
] . Is: roostcrF per dozon. Sl,2j; turkey
1 hens, G0ci gobblers, 7ac; geese, pei
| dozen. 50 90; ducks. por dozen $4,000
/ 2.25.
] Butter-Frcsh country. lsV20c;cholce
I creamery, a0m23c.
Fresh Vegetables nnd Fruits.
vegetables -Cabbagea, per H.. 20:
/ notatoea. s0fIS5c per bushel: onions, per
/ IL. 2 i-2c, beets l5c per dozen punches;
/ tomatoes. per bushel. Si.50i wax beans.
I onp-half bushcl baskets. i6c; cucum-
| hers 2Jc per dozen celery, 4OQ50c per
bunch; pumpkin yamB. per bnshel soc.
l Fruits-Bsmons fancy CsGOs per box.
/ 81 b0Gi 90: grapes, Concords, soc per
4 basket. lei Pnso. per basket Coo,
| Florida oranges, SO.
Northern apples. $3.50 por barrel;
bananas, 81 1902. 80 per bunch
Cotton nni WooI.
Cotton-I.ow mlddilnG, 3 7-Sc, strlc,
low mlddling. 4 i-sc middling. 4 $780,
strict middling 4 he; good mid
ding. h-sc,
Wool--Light medium, Zoe. low mcdl-
! UNI. Sc; heavy Nne. 6msc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-01

New York. oct 31.-Cotton net re-
ceipts 800; gross, sOl2; exports to tho
continent, 600; forwarded. 1il2; sales,
sl7: splnners. III, stock, SS,9s2. Total
today net receipts Si691: exports to
Great Britain. 4?SS, to the continent,
29.523; stock, 9i4.Qi2.
Consolidated net receipts. SOL ,2SS; OK
ports to Great Britain, $3.50; to France.
glSg; to the continent, Gs.553. Total
since September l: Net receipts Or
OSS. A32; exports 10 Great Britain. ass, T.
776: to France, l29,S6i; 10 the continent,
Asl.05T
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-01

New orleans. oct. sl.--Cotton-Quiet;
sales. spot, 29Oo; to arrive. 1850; ordl-
nary, 4. S-lG; good ordinary, 11-i6;
low mlddlIug, 4 i5-iG; middling S-iG;
good middling. g l-2: mlddling fair,
G; fair. S-i6; receipts. s1,2Sg; exports
10 continent, 1898.
Futures-Quiet and steady; sales, ~,
400: November, til, nominal; Decem-
her 5.l7G5.1S: January. 5.20n5 81
February. 5.25I5.27; March. 5.Sidp5.32'
April. 9 37Q5. Ss; May, 5.43I5. a.; June.
g. 49d5 so; July. 5.55a5.56; August b.57
bid
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-01
pRovIsioS NAnllETs.



Chicago. H.. Oct. 3i.--(To f. G. Nc
Peak & Co, commission merchants -
The decrease OF ISL cars from last year
IN the Northwestern receipts and de-
oidedly better tone TO foreign cables,
which report higher markets abroad.
brought out good buying orders from
the outside for long account. There
was considerable activity at the open
ing of the wheat market this morning,
and a large trade was transacted. New
York reports good bids for both spring
and winter. but scarcity OF ocean
freight may prevent business. For
eieners. however. were good buyers of
Nav wheat. Total clearances. $4,000.
wheat and flour. As the session adj
,'.,rrsa the market quleted down and
scalpers, apprehenslve Of a very bear
ian Bradstreet's report, were inclined
Ii bear IT, The report on Its arrival
however. had the reverse effect. The
Increase In the available east and
yvest OF the Rockies stand nj 3.956.000.
making the worlds visible increase
4 All 900 bushels. and the early short
sellers were anxious buyers. Authentic
sdvices from Texas state that the WISH
M supply from that state has been
,reatly oyer-estlmated both by Brad
Street and the government reports.
cnrn-Recelpts Of corn at primary
,olnts today aggregate but 1879, 900.
ssainst SIS. 600 last year. The good de-
,ond for cash Keeps up. although apQc-
Native futures we're not quite as
strNne as yesterday. Commission
no,,ses had buying orders, while local
,r,der,s sold. Late reports from New
yars say ten loads OF corn were taken
~ export. The market was held
steady at the decline
frovlslons- Aog product has been
c-n, hut without special feature. The
s.i,,re OF the corn crop In no large a
,,nrt.on OF the great West IS beginning
y .el on The quality OF the hogs,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-01

Liverpool Oct NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
holders offer sparingly- No. red win
ster a. 1-2d; No. red spring, a Sd.
Corn-spot. nominal, poor supply;
Futures. firm. holders offer spnrlngly
November IS 10 va December 10
i-igd; January Is %.
Flour--Steady; holders offer modcr-
ately. 81. Louis fancy winter, ~ Sd,
Lard-steady, holders offer sparIng-
~. Spot, 36s.
Beef-Dull. supply in excess Of de-
mand: extra India mess. Gss Cd; prime
meas 56s 3D.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-01

st. Louis, Oct. 1.-cattle-Receipts,
5000; shipments, 1900. Market slow.
but steady. Native steers. light and
common, s2.5Oas; cows. light. 81 80;
Texas steers, light and common, 81. 80
@2.9o; good, ss.25ds.75; cows, sl,S5
Q2.75.
Hogs-Receipts, $500; shipments 800.
Market strong. loo higher: best heavy,
A.65Q4.70; fair to medium, mixed. A.35
q4.50; common 10 medium, light
s4.10d4.25,
Sheep-Receipts. 24O; shipments.
none. Market strong. but not quot
ably higher Sheep and lambs. 50 30
az 60; native sheep, 81; feeders. 81 25;
'culls, Sl.25.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-01

Kansas City, Mo-, oct. sl.-Cattle--
Receipts, $500: shipments, 5000. Market
slow and weak Texas steers Si.75Q
2.75; beef steers. s2.20aS.50: natives.
I.OO43,25; stockers and feeders, S2.4OQ
$50.
Hogs--Receipts, $500; shipments, 1900,
Market strong TO lOc higher; bulk OF
sales, s4.3bG455; heavies. S4S5d4.65:
packers, A.40d4G0; mixed. N10q4i5;
lights, S39514.95: pigs. s3OO04,5O.
Sheep-Receipts. $500; shipments
1900, Market steady; natives, s2,JOGl
800; western, s225a3O0 stockers and
feeders, $2,oOq2.5o; lambs. S3,Oo9l.O0.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-01
,,.,,n,, md CHEERING Meet.

baltimore, Md. Oct. sl.--stanton Az
bolt, the English lightweight champion,
Is matched 10 meet Charley Gehiing,
the champion amateur Hghtweight Of
the Atlantic coast. AT Harris acanenals
tonlrht, on the same night and at tile
same place Ralph Irving OF TINS citg'
who has twice whipped George lA ~.
Will have 30 az Sol Engllhh, uS
featner, weight champion Of MAY iAiiu'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-01

new York, Oct. s1.-AIoney on call
|asy at per cent, last loan, ] per cent,
lSosed, per cent. Prime mercantile
kaper. 2 s-id9 1-2 per cent. Sterling
kscAange slightly easier with actual
I usiness In bankers bills at 4.s7 3-S@
|l.N "a for demand, and 4.s6 5-Sd4 Sc
b for sixty days; posted rates, 4.s7
E2Giss, and Ass 1-244.s9. CONNER
|di bills, ass 3-i9i.S6 Silver certifl-
|aiss g. Bar silver, SO 5-s; Mexican
] allars. 81.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-01

New York, oct. a.-The Evening
|yx,s London cable says: The stock
-rket was easy today, being very lit
otifected by the sad news from the
~ but Louisville and st. Paul closed
| rnk. Mexcans broke sharply again
q forced sales OF pawned stocks. The
|p,ds bourse keeps very firm. II is be-
|N,ed that the bear speculation in the
|Rnxlan rouble on the Berlin bourse
|rty result in serious difficulties. IL
IN failures OF bear operators there.
INA gold has gone to Paris. Recov-
I'm In French exchange is expected at
hi conclusion of the bourse settle
,-s,f
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-01

miles an hour dashed Into a freight
train ON an open switch at Forester
this morning, Three pcrsons were
killed and a large number Injured
Engineer Jamea Lynot Of this city
and Fireman Scul OF Moscow were
Killed. Engineer Valentine Butler OF
Binghampton was unhurt but Fire
man VIM, G. Hosey Of the same city
was instantly killed, There were no
serious injuries 10 passengers,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-01

New York. oct Sion the part Of
the resident representatives OF out OF
town houscs. there was an Irregular
demand for staple and colored cot-
tons. also fanc!es for dress wear and
shlrts. II has been slow day. how
ever. as The result OF tho heavy rain
that lasted Into the afternoon
On the part Of the sellers and buyers
there was an expression OF better
late trade Printing cloths dun at
. ADO for "a suunrea
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-01

sioux City, Iowa. Oct 3i.--Judge
shirag in the Federal court has made
an order fixing November 20 for near,
ing the arguments on the question OF
ownership of the stock and bonds oil
the sioux City and Northern, ana sioux
City. O'Neil and Western roaqs. m ~,
sec,,rlties are claimed by j. Kennedy
Tod q co. OF New York and the credits
Formulation Company. The amount
involved Is about 81 600, 600.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-01

wuahlngtnn. oct o. Secretary Car
ll6lr's handsome rral1ruoc was the
scene today Of a muat brilliant society
event, The marriage of Miss Matte
ThompHon OF Kentucky and William
Lconard Dawn OF Colorado. Miss
1homnfun n the daughter OF Co.
phnip 4. Th0mpson and M Davis has
been for several years vicc.presldcnt
OF the New York world and hns or
tsnslye mining intcicatB IN Colorado.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-01

Nashville. Tenn. Oct 3l.-A singular
accident occurred In East Nashville last
night. Motorman Page fell over the
gauge OF the electric car which he was
driving. and was dragged Tor long
distance before his absence was as
covered. When picked up he was un-
conscious and lived only halt on nour'
yenaIning unconscious. How he hap
pened to fall In front OF the car is not
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-01

New York, Oct. s1.-The total sales
b stocks today were 1893, sos shares, in
|eudlng American sugar. 1900; Bur
Ingtoh, 1900; Chicago Gas, $500: Lack
Pvanna. 400: Delaware and Hudson,
1ie0; New Jersey Central. II, 800; North
tSsstsrn, 300, Rock Island, 800; st.
Paul gS,20e; WeskAn Union, 1900.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-01
Americn{ .sccnrItIcs.

London oci liEcanadian Pacific.
s-srSSs fsF Erie seconds, 72 l-2:
Illlnc.- ltatralkS ga: Mexican ordi-
Par, y n; ~ Paul common, 60 3-s;
aNew Yex fceEal, 100 "a; Pennsyl-
To-, Y -; upadlng, "a; Mexican
tEpirsl taa-k1ursA 50,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-01

Kansas city, MO, Oct 81 Wheat
steady; No. hard, SIC; No. 2. 4s i-29
acc; rejected. 42a3se. salea by samples
on change I. o. b., Mississippi River;
No. 2 hard. "a lie; No. 2 red, s2 i-ig
81 lie.
corn-slow: No, mixed. o. 1-2l5ic.
Oats-steady; No mixed. e9Qg9 l-2c;
No. 2 white. n is2gr92c.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-01

London, oct, sl.-Bar silver 20 s-1sd
'ef ounce, Money, Ia per cent. The
ate Of discount on the open market
n short bills Is 9-16 per cent, and
x three months bills, 5-S per cent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-01
4 srnlernn roIIer Ar nnnLIN.
Count Herbert bismarck To lie Made
mn Ambassadors,

Berlin. oct, 9l,-of the rumors In
circulation regarding possible minis
terlul changes In addition to those an
nouncod one seems 10 obtain cradonce.
IL IA reported that Count Herbert Blg-
n0rek VIII be made ambassador 10
one OF tho great puwcrg. while another
IA that he Will DO made councillor 10
chancelloIy Newspapers confirm the
report that Knrl Heinrich Won Hey
dam keydow, Prussian minister OF ng-
riculturai domains and forests. " 70 re-
sign. II IL stated that Prince liphen-
lohe hna come % nm agreement with
the emperor, changing The imperial
policy IN several important respects.
The first visible sign h the Issuance of
an order 20 establish agricultural bu-
reAua Ia connection with the German
embassy AZ London. Washington Paris.
Vienna and 81, Petersburg. This stop
Is looked upon 40 evidence OF strlotor
protective aErhrlnn policy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-01

inion, Oct. a.-Gold quoted at
,snos Ayres at 2.4o: Madrid, 1850;
lsen $3.50; st. Petersburg. so;
|tasnS q; Rome. 1O7 10; Vienna. 1903.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-01

uazleton, Pa. oct. si,--Notlce was
posted In Lehlgh Valley shops At West
chester this morning that tomorrow
a reduction Of ~ per cent IN wages VIII
be made. This cut Is the third within
n year.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-01

witch are coming in very poor. and the
most conservative packers believe that
Az the hog product they can store IN
their houses at present prices will
eventually pay thom q handsome
profit. We think the shorts who persist
In pressing the market much lower Viii
likely come 70 grief Yours truly.
LlAAiSoN BROS. & co.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-01

Mw York, Oct. Sl.-Government
EN-, strong; state bonds, quiet; rail-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-01

Wv York, oct. 31.-Clearings, $751;.
F5s'; balances, sI,6O3,OSS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-01
n aavBLE BEARS MAY BREAK.
!. run FEAR on THE LON
sn'' Don EXCHANGE.

-, Going TO Paris From the
es ss,x Of Epslnnd--saie' OF s'oob'
pans s,ree,-The bond Mnriset.
.,an., and Exchange.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-01
1 srooK sIAnIsrrs-


|u1ataeu n, ave Stock.
r :, s,,,o ~ Oct. sl.-cattle-rhe
lasiAlss "a. Was a ~ Unexpectedly heavy.
ssslirE NV. .v'ooo arriving. A weak
gTads s', a. In common to
.''tlias. but ~, weakness amounted
% sale we me enoiee and extra
"s'e eosed at nearly
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-01

train en- the Delaware, Lackawana and
Western, north bound. running forty
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-01
LOCAL IAnI1ETs.


Fort worth. Tex. Oct n.
Light trade and unchanged prices.
Meats--Dry salt clear. SIC: bacon.
short clear, i-@c; bacon, bellies.
10 lie; dry salt bellies. 1-2e; medium
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-01

wheat No. ?. Open. High, Low. Close.
December .5s.s-s 81 rs 81 Ia 80 SIS
May ..,...,.57 5-s 81 rs VII 81 Ia
Corn No. .:
December 81 a-t 80 80 i-s 20 IL
May ....5i ~ 81 S.s soi-s 80 -
Oats No. .. Nla
DECEMBER 30 is 20 is rs rs IS rs
May ....ss SIS " s-f y IL 81 s.s
Pork.
January ..-.Sii 50 III 70 il y 81 81
Lard.
january ..... So 81 ~ y SO 50 f IS
Ribs.
January -. So 90 Sc o. $50 81 ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-01

Wheat. 81 S-Sc.
Corn. 81 1-sc.
Oats, IS s-sc.
Pork, Si3 90.
Lard. 81 So.
Ribs. SC 10.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1894-05-31
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The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1894-05-31

Rockland', newspaper contest. which
has been attracting considerable atten.
ton for the paSt nine weeks. Is ended.
rhc Rockland sun has suspended publ
cation. leaving the field to the HocRland
Star. This has been brought about by
an agreement arrived at by the two
publishing companies. 1t leaves the
Star in sole possession Of the field as Il
daily. The STAR has Associate Press
dispatches. a good field and energetic
management.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1894-05-31
y W. ord on Exports.

The Frce-Irader is always telling II,
that under Protection we are not able to
sell our goods in foreign markets. but
that if we have Frec-Irade we shall be
able 10 sell in every market in the world.
During the last twenty years England
has been Il Freelrade country while
America has been protected. We can
see how the exports of the two countries
have Increased from The following fly
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