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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-06

/ changed prices to Is points advance.
anc ruled firm on light offerings ana
better local and European huyine. ow-
ing 10 higher Havre advices: closed
steady AZ UNCHANGED 10 10 points ad-
Vance, Sales. 10, 500 bags, Including
1880 1890; October slalS, December.
SL6oni2.65 March. SASS; May. SO so'
spot coffce--Rio dull; No. I, IL $40.
mild quiet. cordova.e ieaig lido.
santos weak at 500 -cls decline. Good
average Santos 1900. Receipts. 9O0OO
Tags stock, aea,o00 bags.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; prices i-iTl.s mfg
ligeer; closed firm. i-2uirfK advance.
Total salce. 10000 bags
kio--Ouict; No, Z Rio, a. 700, ok
ohange, 9f-Sd, Receipts. geO0 bags,
cleared for the United States. 1000 hnss;
cleared for Europe, 5000 bags, stock
.6Nu0n bass
warehouse deliveries from New York
ye, terlay. $3.50 bags: New York stock
TO-DAY, 1897 bags; United sthtes stock,
AZ spJ bags. ahoat for the United
states, $4,000 bags; total visible for the
United States. 5is,9o3 BAGS. against $780,
soa bags last year.
fined, quiet
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-06

81. Louis. Mo- Sept. -Elour-pun
unchanged
Wheat-opened easier, reacted slight.
ly, but fell back. closing l.sgI-se on
on cable news. No red cash. % Lie.
September 40 7-sgsoo, December. 5s
s-sc; May, IS l-se.
corn-higher o. state crop report,
gaining 9-sdl-se. No. mixed cash.
O l'2c; September 81 l-4e May. 5ig
oats-aigher; No. : cash and sep
temoer 30 l-fc.
Rye-5s Ice hid FOR No. ? regular.
bnrley-,No trading.
sacked.
Flax seed-Wealser.
Glover seed-steady.
TIMOTHY Higher, S5i5d5 30.
iiaN-slow. unchanged
Butter and gs-unchauged.
Sornmcal--s2 6Oqe 60.
Whlsky-Si. 80. X
Cotton ties and Observation-Disclosures
PROVISIONS easy, lower
,Ferk--srong' standard mess jobbng.
:. i.ard-Prlme steam. $3.50; choice
SS.5I L.
Dry salt meats-Loosc shoulders
sss'S00' longs ana ribs S7.s6 shorts.
Bacon Packed shoulders. s7.75;lonrs.
y 5o9S'Gs ~; ribs, $50; shorts, sS.S7
Reeeipts-Flour, 1000 wheat. 81 ,oooi
shimnenis-Flour 1900. wheat. 1000,
oats 1000. corn. 1900.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-06


Fort Worth, Tex. Sept. b-The
market opened Irregular az around
last nights closing prices and
after the first few minutes Of tho OPEN
Ing ehowed a Weakening tendency and
declined some 3 points from the OPEN
Ing. but under the influence Of good
buying orders, together with a better
Liverpool closing than was expected
By the trade, the market became
stronger. selling az an advance OF
about points above the opening
prices
Liverpool opening prices were very
satisfactory 70 holders. bong between
1904 and 2-Gf nboye last nights close.
The advance was wen sustained and
closed quiet but steady ~ opening
prices. Liverpool spot were steady NJ
unchanged prices. with good demand.
SPOT sgies. 1900 bales. We believe the
market 10 be IN a much healthier con-
dltiOn than FOR some time past, aud az
we stated some two weeka since. be-
lievc we hhail see q healthy advance Ia
prices in the near future.
New Orleans spots yesterday were
nrm at lie advance, but their con-
ff1ct market refused 10 respond 10 this
advance or that Of points Ia New
York contracts. Their market opened
today with q show of fesiHiance. but
later was forced TO follow IN the wake
Of other mafkeiE. and prices advanced
Joints. December selling at e.s2.
against G.T ia the early part OF the
session.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-06
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
WHEAT TAKES a TURN ron rnr,
nErrER.


Chicago. Sept, 5.-wheat started a
shade easier than 1t closed Yesterday
ou, that feeling only lasted a few
seconds, at the end OF which II re-
covered the i-sJi-le decline with which
II opened and quickly added another
l-sgl-ic per bushel nradstreets yls-
iple statement showed 100000 bushels
Increase on both COASTS, caused a
slightly easier feeling to prevail here
during the last hour OF the session.
December sank gradually. to sc s-lc
and rested at 90 7-Se.
Corn active for about an hour ana
during the remainder OF the forenoon
It ruled steady at about i-2c advance
over the opening price. The shipping
houses and elevator agents were the
best buyers at the opening and there
was quite sprlnltlmg OF buying Or
ders from the West. The price rose
until 1t knocked up against the call
price from which It fell of 3-sc and
then hung In state OF suspended AMI.
nation half way between the openip!
ana the highest point of the early
ADVANCE, May opened at SO Use and
Pc and rose TO "a 3-lG5i 7-Sc and
tnen on to 5ic, with "a 5-se the price
az me close, September fiuctuated
WITHIN The range &C i-ic and tic and
closed So 5-Sc.
business tn the oats market was OF
ialr volume, the fluctuations continued
TO follow those OF corn.
Ihe provision murltet stlll had some
sway on II from the speed OF its up-
ward pr9sress yesterday, when IL
sanrted today. The early buyers, how
terlngs from the packers. and the most
conspicuous OF whom selling were Az
mour and Cudahy Packing companles.
ihey only stopped any other advance.
but very soon after the opening a
Very substantial decline was estab-
lsneu. Ihere were rallies. but IN the
end prices we're about al their lo,yesi
for the day.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-06

Liverpool. Sept 5,--cloaing; Wheat
Firm; holders offer moderately No.
cred winter. Is Cd do. spring IS "a,
Confirm: holders oner sparingiy.
New mixed spot 5s SD. Futures
aaull' holders offer sparngly. septcm-
per o. l-2di october Is; November,
4s 10 8-4d
Flour-steady; holders offer modrr-
a'ely. 81 Louis fancy winter. bs "a
beef-Ftrm; holders offer sparlngly.
Extra India mess. 77s I'd; prime mess.
62s Cd
Lard-Firm; supply poor Spot, As;
futures. holders not Offering.
Pork-l'irm; holders offer sparlnElv;
um, 66s.
HamH-Dull: hhldera Offer moderately.
Cumberland cut, % pounds, as; long
clear, Is p11nds. 42s ca, long aud short
clear, 65 pounds. 4ls Ga
Shoulders Firm; 6fs sd
ChceHe-firm holders offer sparlngiy.
Finest white and colored. TO-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-06
|lnuD AND STOCK MARKET
..,,,,,p IN MOVEMENT AND W.
SETTLED IN TONE.
,.elines We're More Numerous
,he Gains, the Latter Being
.sned Mainly TO the speeiaIties.
n,a,,on WINS Less Active.

york. Sept 5.-The stock mar
,,say was Irregular in movement
unsettled in tone. the result OF
,radlng being an establishment OF
4 49, Of prices extending from l-2
- 10 is per cent above the closing
~. Of yesterday, and In Morris and
['s. an advance Of per cent was
N on the last previous sale. The
S..s we're more numerous than the
4, The latter being mainly confined
I'd specialties. Speculation was
,ctlve than usual and the trading
largely confined to the profession
.nders. London supplying only
| N. portion of the dealings and d.
.nr its patronage about equally on
4 side OF the market. Influences
sork In the market We're continued
Liable reports Of railroad earnings
n, bull factor and ruluors that the
[-hcoming crop report OF the govern
N wifi show loss Of condition i'm
n being u bear argument. The
{rrers we're chiefly affected by this
M point and st. Paul was sold by
4 .ion. but even in this group the
|srseiation was merely fractional,
|s.tern Union was rendered a triae
M By realization Of recent profits,
4 general market opened Irregular
4 Except FOR brief period of
|rch between 10 and 1870 was heavy
M the entire morning. After mid
fractional rally took place which
not last and the Improvement was
|kly lost again. ArouLi / o'clock
|llsht appreciation in values was
|sctsd. but before . o'clock the spec
Hon had again taken Il downward
l. the decline being checked In the
\ dealings when n general recovery
1 small fraction took place. the
|-ket closing only barely steady.
Itrar led I'm the transactions, fluc-
[ling a limit Of . per cent. The
n advanced 3-4 per cent in the
h dealings but soon began to sag
and there was steady selling up |
he close, the last being the lowest |
Il Of the day, 2 per cent below the |
Aest point OF the morning and IA /
Iae from yesterday. On sales OF |
shares Pullman broke - per |
!. Cotton oil preferred and Laclede |
! preferred are down each 1 per |
h the other declines on the day
b merely fractional The grangcrs |
iAd3-4, the latter Burlington and !
tcy Northern preferred Peoria, |
|alsr and Evansville and Long Is
I are also 3-4 per cent lower. Nor
nd Essex sold at 15S "a against
ne last previous sale. The Pan
iile stocks We're strong, the pre-
nd making an advance Of b-s. ON
common per cent. The bond mar
Eas In good tone all day and be-
!, quiet and strong during the aft
Hcnl the upward tendency continu-
10 the close. Most OF the securi-
dealt IN recorded advances. The
rsaetions We're large and aggre-
u e 05h500
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-06
FINANCIAL.

Nv York. Sept. Zone OF the prom
Y interests in sugar says the de-
L from ll5 was a scoop and 1t has
euying the stock steadily for two
|hree days. So far as profits are
|fefned they never were larger. as
raw sugar being refined was
Sht before the advance on the duty
the supply that is SIN ON hand Is
llAltnt to three months capacity.
dds that anybody who Is figuring
Il sugar earnings are small makes
|trous mistake. Brokers IN St. Paul
ihe feature of the day was COW
". -Yhere -Was talk OF another
Hpl in the stock, but
a'fe Il nnythiLarmation. Armour
|tNes- 'h"slP's'said he held stock
|al aiound g. some months ago
saw nothing better to do with
~ than to keep It in st. Paul.
|eaaqn, p. nc. o. 3-S, H. S. IA
M 81. Paul Ia, L. & N. is, Erie
3fefi U, p, Atchisou and Reading
nlged; n. =, preferred les lower
|9son silver. so 1-S.
sAs opened firm and active. and
momeutary reaction Taused by
9 orders from abroad, a DISPOSE
realize In sugar and w, u, it
~ IN strength and displayed an
|Melhg tendency. Sugar was In
request ON the assurance that in
II were again arrayed on the long
y the market In anticipation OF
uuuends on both classes of stock
aeelared at the old rate before
slfse Of the week.
snort interest in st. Paul seems
Nv been eliminated for the moment
inquiry from that quarter was NOT
uent, While the traders were will
4 lake profits. The low-priced
~ were buoyant and good buying
.asse.' Panhandle common was
Y ,hr features OF the early trading.
lungs for the fourth week of Au-
~, z Increase $5T, 900; month in
I, 4 SSoop; year TO date, decrease.
IA " same period. decrease 1921:
Increase S3s. 4O2.
,ra'yte a Wardweu OF New York
W think NJ. p. preferred good
~ y on good authority there Is
4 neayy assessment on the stock
,,sgnlinon and preferred.
rINss tor the fourth week OF Au-
l.s@ N Increase $6s,l40 month
-s4s' increase $3.50, 100,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-06

Live sool. sept. 5--cott5n- Spot, fair
demand prices nrm; American mid
diins, 21-a2d; sales Of the day. 1000
bales Of which 1000 were Tor spocula-
llon and export and eOOO American.
l'eoelpts, 5000 bales including gal1
american Futures openrd nrm. with
n moderate demand. closed qulet but
steady, American midddug. l.. NJ H.,
2 tS.Gii September and october. i7-6i
Wa M-0ii October ana November,
\ ll-0i buyers November ana Dcrem-
her ii.GlGa ts-Gi. December and
January lS-dl buyers; January ana
February t9.Gid2 60-Gl, February
and March. 5i-6ia8 $500; March aud
APRIL ] $3.50 sellers, April and May,
5i-6l@3 5a-Gli May and June. 5d.6t
values
The tenders on todny'a deliveries were
1000 bales new dockots.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-06

New York, Sept Whest--Becelpia
65.eOO bushels; exports, 2sf,7oO bushela;
sclos, i.2so.OOo bushels futures. 10000
bushels spot spot, steady; No 2 red
store and elevator. Use Z b; 59I-2e
ahoati No northern. % s-4o delivered.
No. hard. SIC delivered
options opened easisr on absence OF
ftosis, wheat and forslsn selling. raj.
lied sharply with corn, but ruled dun
at day. declining at noon On the in
crease IN the worlds stocks aud cables.
ana cloaed quiet al l.sqi-ie not declinei
May. IS s-4Ese s-iso; closed. Is 1890;
aept1mber. 5sG5s s-igc, closed. 5se; De-
ceiaber elQsi i-aei closed. Gle.
Yldof--StsRdy.
I.enther-Quiet.
WOOL Steady.
Pig iron-Stsady.
COppet-Quiet
Lsud--'Easy.
Tin-suonger. s;raighfs sic.e0 bid.
piatcs-QBiet
Cotton seed oii.-Hoi1crs stick out FOR
firm prices, but get oDly a moderate
demand FOR oil NJ buyers are not ready
10 pay asking prices. except as they
require goods for immediate consump-
lion.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-06
"A HANDFUL OF DIRT MAY BE A HOUSES
FuL OF SHAME" CLEAN HOUSE WITH
s Al OIL 10

I since Saturday or $500 mora than ar.
I rived the Same time lnAt week There
7 WAS a fair demand fur an classes OF
buyers Rn1 thciN wtrr man, cattle
orders fllrd at reduced pnops No
more rlpn steers wore uffured than
could be placed AT just a trina IN from
yeAlefdhNh pticca, but Il was fund
70 DO Impossible TO dispose Of an OF
lhc common To guud ErhdrH, though
there wcru anxious sellers at any rta-
runahle concession. 30 Ear this weel,
tho unorings uf prine huluoka have
been more In favor than fur the Same
days last week. which fact has alone
saved that class from a severe decline
Ihc arrivals of range cattle MVru ta-
minated az COCO TcNnh aud 1000 west
ern, leaving $500 a. thr supply OF tho
natives The latter were quoted at
N,ahWf 30, with sales principally nj
si7bUg.i6 FOR cows, hcifers nad bulls
ana largely nj A75Ml2b for strrrn.
Sales Of Wosterns were ncnrce at Si.sj
Wa25 fur cows aud at slBA Tor ateora,
the hull, W 9bO0S00 Tor tho former
and Sa.h)ui.0O for tho latter Ths ud.
vance W hogs was checked. Grades
sold ~ wei M on yesterday but cuu-
mon stun waR pn b1iOp and was hard
to sou at the decline. Receipts were
not very liberal, enumnted at $1,000
head, aud tho market for hog produo.
TONS continues 10 show great strength
but prices had ALREADY advanced ebq
ab0 within Tie last week aud buyers
seemed 90 think n was time TO call a
temporary halt leHriy la the dnV IL
was dinlculi ga INA buyers for com-
mon hogs, but thcro wsH u fraer MOVE
mont later und not much stun wnH
lett over. SNlm were ct So IbUG 10 for
common 70 cNlrp, he tulH NJ l5a0n
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-06
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Fort Worth, Tex. Sept. 5.-wheat
opened steady ut l-sc decline from last
nights closing pricea On reports OF
easier French country market Liver
pool wheat. however was firm, and
later ON good clearances OF wheat ana
hour whiohr equuled G63 OOO bushels
together with good demand reported
from Maine for wheat for feeding pur-
poses and Il clearance OF 1000 barrels
OF Hour from Galveston, all helped 10
support prices IN the carly part OF the
session, and prices advanced about 3-Sc
per bushel. At noon prices again eaaed
away ana was rather weak at opening
prices on large primary receipts, which
We're l.OOi,000 bushels, and fractlonalIy
lower closing cables Contract Btocjs
Of winter wheat i7,i1s0OO bushels
Spring wheat 66S5,Oo0 bushels Total
OF 2i,063 600.
Bradstrce's report from both coasts
wheat increased i.o00.oOO bushels au-
rope and aloat decrease i.7l2 900 The
The available wheat East increases
3giS.0Q0; West increases l0i 600 Worlds
vlsible--Australia not inUludod-.2. 362-
600 bushels increase.
The annual crop estimates issued by
the Hungarian minister OF agriculture
september ] shows the wheat orop
Of the world viii be 2, i76. 600. 900 bushels
for 1894, against 221g. 000. 900 for 1893.
and 2,2S0,0O0.0o0 the official average for
the past decade.
The deficit requiring 10 be covered
by Importing cuntries IL 1914 h26 900 bush
els for 1885 against $40. 900 In
1893, The surplus from exporting coun-
tries Is ih2ia.00l against 37S, ga, 900 in
1898
Corn was active and slightly higher.
but there appears to be- general sus-
plcion that present prices are not likely
TO hold very long, The car lots re-
ccivod today over run yesterdays ostl-
mate 100 cars, and Chicago reports
storage room as being at this time
very limited. Receipts today 500 cars
Contract stock OF corn 1879 900 bushels.
The feature IN todny's trading WAS
said TO be- the buying OF October and
selling OF September by Baldwin &
Farnum, who are supposed to repre-
sent long September interest held by
New York parties.
oats were fairly active but without
any features OF note. Prices for Nav
ranging from 20 l-sc to IS 5-Sc. re-
cclpta were literal, being IN cars.
Provisions opened barely steady NJ
last nights closing prices, hut later
scored sharp decline ON heavy selling
by inside interests.
cat,lc-Recelpts were 1860. Prices
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-06

Tho STANDARD would DO pleased 10
hear from all catiiomen In TgAns and
the Indian Tcrr'tory who Contemplate
shlrplnF ana we win furnish mariseis on
application We mfte u apeeialty OF
the Texas trade. unu u good caro on
81 lrk IN tho yards aud g1os anins IA
what you desire. then Hend w trial
ahipinan' and W. will endeayor 10 make
you a pe-lanent customer Write ~.
grANIAsD LIVE srONiS IuMAiIk.
Sion CO.,
Room i7g. New ExenP 40 Duiiding. u.
4. Yards. Chicago. ILL.,
". a, SAMSON. Manager. formerly Of
Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-06

st. Louis. Mo- sept. -catilc-Re.
csIpis, 1000; shipments. 400; market
stronFl native steers. 100 10 1850
pounds, sLgoate0; cows ana helfars.
tts51zJ0; Texas sieera. 900 10 100
poundA, t25OMai0; COWS, u J0uzl6.
Hogs Receipts. Ss00. shipments, $500;
market active. strong, l0u2so higher
for good. Beet heavy. 1910. good rnc-
dun, and light, ye.ooI0.2gs common ana
rough. - s9ff5,a5
Sheep Rcctapts. 1900; shipmenis.
none; uarket stipng, active. aouthwest-
ern mixed. sg.ot02.s5: native. szIOQ2.eO;
lambs. t3a5QS.go
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-06

Now York, sep' b.--It has been an
other day Of active trading with sob
bers. and very few sales have taken
place. with commission houses Tho
personal and other demand was very
good ami the urgency tor hoods freely
expressed by the request for Immediate
shipments Clothing icOoiana IN pDud
demand FOR npnnK and n largo trade
doing, llcached pnttons IN wide re-.
quest and lower qualities ranglnH from
9 cents and below arr mostly i-ee dcar-
err Prints very active Tor SPOT GOODS.
Printing cloths IN deinnid, with large
sales az lh-iJc and This price bid
and declined and &c aeiSed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-06
London iinsscd OIL.
London Sept. g.--Linoced oil, 2 rs.


Kansas city, Sept 5-cattie re.
celpts, 1900; shipments. 49O0 market
for best nrm. others weak Texas stoers.
s2iOQSs5; beef steers, is65a575; ma
tive COWS. fLoogs9o. sloekers ana feed.
ers, s240a3sO
HogH -Ieeceipis ZOO; shipments, s0OO,
market steady; bulk OF sales S5B5U5 No I.
heavy, t5-7buolo; packers. $4,000. 90;
mixed. s5.o0@s,s0. lights. i5.2OQ5. 10, plgs
Sgl545,40.
Sheep Receipts. 1900. shipments
none, market slow and weak. Good
10 choice natives. ;260q3 90; good 10
choice Westerns, S225Ua.g0: common
and stocllert. Sa.oog2bO; good 10 choice
lambs. s3004i0o.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-06
NIoncr.-

Ne. new York sept. S-Money on call
, ~. AZ ! per cent; last loan closed al
per cent; prime mercantile name, ~
or5 per GENT. Sterling exchange AN
hns nv weak. with actual buJnss. IN a.
y, bills at 81, ss44. Sc Ia for ~
4 ai y and N,s5q4.ss ~ ana - 81 Ne
Siiaea' commercial BILLS, 81. sial Sill
Psr ., S,ertihcates. 05dee IA. =
Mexican dollars. 81 1.2n
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-06

london Sept. ga p. m. close; ca
nadian Pacific, SIS "a; Erie. his; Erie
ION 's' Illinois Central, 81 "a: Mex.
% sg' ! ordinary, 10 is; st. Paul common.
ysnta Nsw York Central, l05; Pennsyl,
central new Tours. 81 - ''VN'0''i'
er,i, me amount Of bullion Withdrawn
rom the bank OF England on hais,,nas
today was 20 900 pounds =" ON''uces
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-06

New York, Sept 8. -cotton Net re.
ceipts. none Sroee 7si bales exports
TO Great Bfltain 1861 forwarded, gi0.-
sulcs. 1915 to Hplnncrr $40; stock, 92.-
$50 Total today net. Gl6d exports to
Great Britain, 1900, stock, ia6i09 Com
solidaied net receipts 25,G6l. exports,
TO Great Britain, 1907. 20 the continent.
1902. Total since September / Net re-
ceipta, 1906; exports, 70 Great britain,
iU1l. % thn continent tns
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-06

iine .tang "a american sSa Sugar. $500; bur-
eral Eisc ,v,svO; Chicago Gas 900; Cen en-
VILE. stoo. a.vo; Louisville and Nash
ssao = and st. Louis. $500. rs 80, r.
49,. IL and w p. cerfidr,,s'. seiS
81 easement. ll,7o0; Rock Island s rlsn
H. hsui' 1890; Southern RaIlraad ssS Ss,
Ip ,sh preferred. $500. Wss ssvs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-06

York. Sept. 5,-rhe Evening
london cablegram:
F9ek markets were choppy to-
a"''1atlon was general but there
u serious decline. Americans
W. The public hore continued
L n. nus only South Americans
~ ,a.ure today. 1t Is believed
N 'iisAtement TO be made by the
AN england meeting tomorrow
klida,tiseat progrnss In the Bar
az eet Yesterdav's rsncr, ~
~. y y, , block OF securities to a
n n, Foniirmed today The syn-
| y Ien,an option 10 take more
sga tr NV weak on tho allotment OF
ma ~ The German demand
10 iass pong' but It is not eE-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-06
The Post. ne-I.

New York, Sept. 5,-The Evening
iost says Beyond a mild tendency
70 rtacton, due 10 some scattered ara
realizing sales from the weeks bnvers
todays stock market was quite devoiS
OF interest 1t is extremely doubtfni
II even reduction In dividends Womb
irlghten real holders into selling.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-06

New York Sept O. Cotton-spot
closed steady; mddllnB uplanda. 15-iG,
mlddllng gulf z 3-l0. sales. lGio baiop.
Futures closed Arm. pnlos. $1,000 bales.
Hoptember 675; October go; NDvrHi.
Der, da2: December Oss. January, G.nit
February T0l March. 70i. April. T03,
May T2O; June 1e6
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-06

Philadelphia. Pa, Sept 5,-cotton--
Mildlns. t-ic; low mliiIlng ii-ige,
mood ordinary, o l5-iGc. receipts. monet
stock, 202O hnleE,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-06

Chicago, M, Sept 5.-scanty paatur-
age AMI the present prospective high
eost Of corn Is sending cattle In The
number nnloaded here today was close
70 fHse0 head. making about 1900
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-06

Fort Worth, Tex, Sept g.
The extreme heat has made trade
somewhat Hight as the demand FOR all
goods is limited
Prices Unclaimed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-06

Deuton. Tex, Sept 5.-ueorgo s.
Holder who was indicted BY The grand
Jury Tor the murder " a man named
-, y. capanhayer IN this county W
1870. came IA this nfieruD1n and sur
rendered 70 the kherlff, lie was re-.
leased on a 5000 bond
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-06

Denton. Tex, Sept. 5-Mr + W.
Jenkins WAS elected ny The conmlh-
sivney4 court today - on the uneK-
plred term OF County Treasurer James
N. E1dI. who died Saturday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-06

Wheat--No ?. fJc; No. >. f2r.
Tiour-Dest patents, SIS per 100
,ounds, haif patents, $50, third grade,
81 10: fourth grade. Soc; Northern rat
ents. $500,
soc per bushcl
oats-TeIas rust proof car loia, {. o.
b. Fort WORTH soc: sacked, &c.
Brau-Per 100 pounds, T. O. b.. Fort
'Hay.car lots. f. 0. b, Fort Worth,
best Forney, $50 per Ton. oest up
land. $500: alfalfa, loose. local, 500
per ton; loose prairie. local. per ton
SO 90. .
chops-Corn and oats, mixed, per
TON 500 100. per 100 pounds. sl,2h.
Grain, sacks and Iwine'
co,daee-sisal rope. haif-inch basis,
-2c MANILA rope hqli-iheh os ,,,,,' go
IL, s,piy iuia twine u i-sc.
rive bushsl oai 9 ,.. ,.b5 1.is' s sSTn
sHsss i.ec, s.ounee wheat sael's.
* lie
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-06

London, Sept b.--cane sugar quiet.
nothing doing; centrifugal Java, 13s
liza; Museoyado fair refining, lis
I.gd.