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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-27
SHAlA AND PROVISION MARKETS
AN INCREASE OF A ,nLraox prsu.
ELS N VISIBLE WHEAT.
me outiook is No, Baa. All Things
''n''aered-Miiis WIN soon Rave
70 nas--oorn Was Firm aud Active
All pss--rhe Cattle Markets.

Chicago, ILL.,. Dec. 2s--The wheat
market showed no sign Of weakness or
Near'ness at the opening, which was
little remarkable after suffering an
lilheton Of thrce successive holidays.
me European markets were still buried
unoer their more prolonged holidays.
rne receipts here ana the Northwest.
however, were Hight in comparison with
me hsures which followed the similar
Holiday adjournment last year. The
visible supply Increased $4,000 bushels,
nut wheat conceded with tho general
markets, News OF cholera in Arsen-
tine which was rumored from New
iork, was receiving confirmation by
the announcement. II was said, Of quar-
antlne being declared in Brasil against
buenos Ayres- The primary market
receipts today summed up l22 900 bush
els, against i,317,000 on the same day
iast year The price. which had sagged
on 10 IS l-sc on the visible statement.
recovered 70 6S S.AUbS i-ac and was
iirm at about IS ESQ near tile close
me market closed at IS S-sc for May.
Corn was oppressed at the opening by
me large receipts. At the decline shorts
Were quite eager TO cover. and on that
puying the market recovered the early
Losses and added 3-Sc In addition. An
increase Of 1909, 900 bushels IN the Wis
able supply caused prices 10 rccede
arain, but the dip that followed attract
ed more shorts and gave the market an
appearance Of strength again. The
opening price for May was a S-gc IL
gradually advanced until 81 reached
AZ 3-sc. reacted to 4sc. and about half
an hour from the close II had fully re-
covered and was holding firmly around
- 3-So and having sold as high as
4S Ice The market closed at As S-Sc
bid,
oats met with fairly good sale
and were ilrmer Sympathy with corn
could be credited TO governing the
course OF the market to some extent.
The visible supply showed a decrease
in oats OF i25,00O bushels, and the stocks
OF contract oats In store were also on
the decline to the extent Of 10000
bushels since last week May started
at from 81 3.sd3l i-ec. sold up to 81 Use
and closed at that
The provision market was steady u
few minutes at the start, but became
very weak and continued to become
weaker as the session progressed, Com
pared with the clearing prices Saturday
pork al the close showed loss OF a5r.
lard l-2c, and RIBS lost equally with
lard
Hog receipts were 10000 head. Thir-
ty-four thousand are estimated for to-
morrow.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-27

New York. Dec. 70, Wheat Receipts,
7400 bushels; exports 40 COO hushclfi
sales. 100000 bushels futures; $4,000
bu hels spot. Spot duh. No red sto q
and elevator, 60 $1,000 Ia, iioat, 6l
3-Sa6i l-2c; I. o. b.. 62ii62 i-Sc No. 1
northern. go l-Sc delivered; No. ] hard,
20 5.Sc.
OPTIONS very dun all day but ruled
general hrmer on light northwestern
receipts. sympathy with corn and COW
erlng by shorts, closing nt Ia net adj
vance. No foreign markets ror orders,
SeabOsd exports small. TT ding eiiire
Iy IN May. No. 2 red January closed
60 use February closed CT lac. March
closed G2c, May. G2 Lace 5-Sc. 81 lsed
60 5-Sc; June, 50 SAC, closed 81 8-ic; July
olosed Csc. December closed G) l-Sc
Hdds-Sle0dy
Ltather-Qu Ell.
Wool--St6ady.
Pig iron--Qulct. Scotch. naI2oc;
American, S9.lonlS00.
nin-Quict and easy. straights,
{lS75; plates quiet.
Lend-Qulet, brokers' price, $500; OK
change price, SaV5.
Coppcr-Stcady brokers price, . 3-fc;
exchange price, $3.50, Sales on 'chnuge
rs tons. March tin, 1896, $1,000 pounds
january copper, 500
Cottonseed oii-Featurelcss and tn
active with no demand except for
smallest lots. on crude. 2sa2ir yellow
prime, 29G2a l-2c; yellow OF grades,
2sGgs 1-2c; prime white, 3l032c.
Comee-Optlons on ned irr gular at 3
polnts decline TO 10 points advance,
No sales up TO e;sO D. m. and only 5000
hays for whole session, Mar
ket featurelcss. closed Gull
bGiO points net advance. sales, 5000
baga including. December, 1870; Jan-
uary. is,JOdiS.J5; March, l2sOGl2.s5.
July. 1853
Mia market quiet, Cordova, Is l-lal9c.
Sales, 10000 bags Rio Nos. ana 3,
at 10 80 and 800 GARAGES and "
bags Merida Pt. Santos quiet; good
average Santos. 1900 Receipts two
DAVIS. q. 900 bags. stocit $4,000 bays;
cleared December 70 2l000 bags Ham
b,,rp holiday. Hnvre closed steady.
december 3.if not decline; others. 1if
NJ, ADVANCE. Total shleg, i3 900 bags.
Rio oulot; No. Z Rio. IL 400 exchange.
10 a-iG, receipts two days, 500 bags;
c'sarld for the United states 3lOl bags;
cleared for Europe. none; stock, 20i 0lD
bars warehouse deliveries from New
VIZ Yesterday. IS a75 bag8: New York
stock to-day, 25s.9oi bngsi United
states stock. sou: anoat for the Unit
Cd states $4,000 bags. Tpt,. Visible
Tor me United States. t3l.0I1 bags
AGAINST sis,S2l bags last year,
sugar raw, quiet renned dull.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-27

The thing 10 do with healthy baby IL
10 have n olcnn twice q day--whon & goes
10 bed at night aud when 10 dresses frah
about the middle Of the day, Tho health
lest babies in the world gtt dressed IN tho
morning for oil day inst ~ soon M the
child begins 70 kick and wants 90 get ~
It's ioet II ought TO bo put In short olothcs
ana put ON the floor to work out its own
salvation It's muscles were given IL 70
use, and II win pat them 70 tho test n you
VIII give II a chance Tho mothor who
thinks moro Of her baby clothes than she
does OF ~ health Is quits likely to have
tho clothes left ON her hands eternnliy
clean. and II serves her right too. LADY
hood
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-27
LIVE sroCIN MARISErs.


Chicago H., Dec. 20. --Cattle-Prlces
We're held higher early In the day. The
meager supply during the last three
days made holders confident. Butch
ers' stock commanded an advance but
the steer market was dull. Sales Of
steers were generally at S3.5Odj 90.
Cows and bulls were In good demand
and were generally strong. Light
hogs and common lots generally sold
slowly at Mondays prices. For good
to choice medium and heavy weights
the market WIS fairly active and
strog, owing to the smallness Of the re-
ceipts, owing to the smallness Of the re-
than for Saturday Sales were prlnel-
pally ut $4.O0d4.2O for average Of less
than 200 pounds and at 81 i5Qi,55 for
heavier weights, There were many
sales Of poor stuff at less than 100
and choice 800 TO $50 pound hogs were
saleable at 81 .6094.70.
The sheep market was active at nd-
vanced prices, Anything that would
grade above common was 10000 higher
than Monday choice lambs being
quoted as high as $40, From these
prices ales ranged all along from $50
to Si.75 for Inferior sheep and to s2.2j
G2.6O for thin lambs. The supply was
light and all were sold early tho bulk
at 50 .5OdS.25 for sheep and Sl.75qS.5o
Recelpts-cattlc, 5000; calves. 200;
hogs $4,000; sheep, 1000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-27

81. Lonis, No, Dec. &c -Flour--Dun
ana unchanged.
WhNt-tiainel 1-SGi.lc princtpaNy
on professional buying, No. = nd chsh.
~ ste; December, SIC asked. January
y l-2e; May. IS i-tessS s-Sc bla
Corn--on light offerings nrmed IN
l-irs-Sc. No, mixed clRs, 4Sc; De
oempen q l-Sc; january, SOC bid; MAY.
70 t.t0t9 S-Sc bid. July, IS a-4c bid.
oats--steady 60 firm. No. cash, voc,
December 80 lac asked; May, 81 asa
II l-2c bid.
Rye--No, ? on call 500 bid for rcru.
Jar tto asked choice to arrive as The
track lot sold later at bic.
barley--No trading.
bran-Quiet; 6lo BACKED east track
flHNesecd, $40, clover seed, 81 75sg
Timothy seed-si sofs .ss
hay-Duil, without Change. a
hutier-Quirt unchanged. IA
Eggs-Frtner. scarce,
Norqmeal--S2 .obT2.l0. N
Whisky-s %,
Cotton ties--65c.
BAgging-5 s-4a6 Lee.
Forh-standatd mess johhing. tig 90.
50 Sc. 80 ." enV'ee'
Bacon Packed shoulders "a 90,
,onsa q g l-s, ribs, 81 Is, short clear
Dry salt mcats--Ioose shouldsra "a
~ longs, SS.i5; ribs 1881 ~; short
iiams-Ssurar curd. 10 i-sRii 1-se.
Neesipis-Flour 1000; wheat, 10000,
eo5n h@opOi oats. $4,000; bariy. Sc 200
APPROPRIATIONS, 5000; wheat. none;
rye ss sdS oats. 1900; barley. 1000;
10.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-27
|IiGEs, BONDS AND MONEY.
..Lrs ON WALL STREET
y SMALL YESTERDAY.
csr,iacatcs Led I'm the share
' None, both ON Time aud Gail
:, Low Rntcs--rhe Exchange
auiet-r'ricc Of Gold.

x.rk Dec. 26.-The stock market
a'e .esracterlzed by a tone OF de-
r. u throughout the greater part
a.v There were occasional PERI
p, Armness during the morning. but
mont Improvement made was
l.,,s ~ lost under the influence of sell
~ ~sremen,s. Chicago gas and Dis
wc-c about the only active stocks
X assisted the efforts Of the bears
Nv me morning. Chicago gas was
~, on western orders, the pur-
:. belng credited TO recent sellers
aas,red to get back their stock.
n ,.cex advanced 1 IA per cent to
u. bsfore midday and reacted "a
ri In the afternoon trading. which
/ Nom IN volume. The cordage shares
Sotably weak on the liquidation
! 'osaulation account. The bears
+. y an attack on New Jersey Cen
4 awning the last hour on a repOrt
1.sorable to the company, and ham
4 "a me stock down 8 per cent, the
IVA price being only lis per cent
IA the lowest. Sugar was com
.,,lveiy neglected and during the
!, hptween 70 and ] o'clock only one
Il, Al The stock was made. The shares
['.,aated within a very narrow range
"a Der cent, closing 1-2 down. The
[.s.efs were weak on reports OF poor
.flnrs for December. and closed at
,sses. compared with Mondays final
[.sot per cent in 81. Paul and
.Aeest, SIS In Burlington and l-2
1 eork Island The other material
I ~ on the day were:
| ~ Erie and Western preferred ana
I'm OIL, 2 per cent; Louisville. New
.1uy and Chicago preferred, | "a:
a,nal Lead. common and preferred.
1 National Starch, per cent. on
stises OF 200 shares Central and
y American Telegraph rose per
10 1la
bond market was weak during
iay on a somewhat restricted voi-
u trading. The Atchlson issues
heavily sold and gave way / rs
ne fours and l IA for the seconds.
bal fraction being recovered In the
iealings The combined sales OF
b issues were 22s.O00, out Of a to-
~ the day Of $4,000. other notable
i,as are,
fsscklyn Elevated firsts, 8 S-4; Cord
- tfits, l-2; Cedar Falls and Mime
airsis, ?; Toledo, Peoria and West
\ ! Laclede Gas and Colorado Mid
~ ~; Reading incomes. 10. Ad-
r;s. 81. Louis and Texas firsts.
1 per cent; Peoria. Decatur and
msyllle seconds, /; International and
"a Northern thirds. | per cont.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-27

Kansas city. Dec. Wheat--No.
hard. steady, 52c; No. 2 hard, l'2n1c
Sigher No ? rejected. 1d61. sample
Hsies q. b. Mississippi river; No. 2
bard 90 i.2s: No : red, 81 i-2H5sr
Tom slightly lower. No ? mixed.
90 tso6see, No. white. 40 LAO l-2q.
oats-Firm, No. mixed. 20 i9sle.
No white, 33c.
Tye-Flrm; No. ?. 4pc.
Faxseed-Duil; H-3iGl.s5.
Bran-Firmi GsICee.
1ay-weak; Timothy, ss,ooae.oO; pra-
rie. s7.00as5O.
Rntter-puli; creamery. ice; dairy.
i2Ii6e. -.
Receipts. wheat. 1900; corn, $500,
o1 sslpm, nts: wheat. COCO; corn. 400;
oats. none.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-27

St. Louis. Mo-. Dec 2s.--cattle-Re-
ocints. 2iOo; shipments. 1900, Market
active. 1OWi5c higher. Native steers
l2oO to 1900 pounds. $s.15ibl.2oi 500 to
1000 pounds. sS.Oo93 10; cows 81 10;
Texas steers, light. 50 CO., cows ana
heifers, 81, 25q2.fO. 80.
HoEs-Recelpts 40; shipments 200.
Market active. strong 5dloa higher;
aona heavy, s4.454f 80; medium and
mixed lots, 81. s0G4. 40: good light. = 20
q4.4O; pigs. common and rough, $3.50
4.05.
shcep--Receipts 1900; shipments,
100. Mari ct active. 10025c higher. Ma
tive mixed. S2.5Oa3.l0; lambs, S5.s5'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-27
AITE. FORT MoRTH THURSDAY, DEcEMnpn - 90,

sl Csc; centrifugal. choice white. i-ic.
on white, li,iec; gray white. 2 is.is4
ac; choice yellow clarified. ik.lscs
prime yellow clarified, . use. w c,ari.
LIE i7-u
Molasses--Strong; open kettle strict.
by prime. gic; good prime tssefSe.
prime iS4iec; fair g good fair iosfise.
good common, SHsc. Centrifugal strici,
y prime lie; good rtlme, 70; prime 10.
tar TO good fl,ir, 5iiee; common 10 sood
Svrln--1Offisc
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-27

r ~nlgn was due TO small e.,,,..
cs,Seipts Tor the day. ana h,snate OF
w, live points advance -. ,sser
iansea nc market. however .sew
w., INTO Its usual dulIness sVen
az lost the greater uorflon n az
vvast't. on The report Of III sne
! hsi-s' movement, which shn,rs , Se' ei,
10 aeS asalnst 5000 last yr,,r iVv,yvy
w. y sne big crop year. Port ra,,,,. 80
/ which pales, against 50 .5;s MAO
| The rae oi,vW7 quite falling on IN,
were s..nsa Tor Monday and ,rnes1s,,
aenins, neaVy. being 1883 bales
respectively. ''''f'' against 1929
,tsseeeipts at Houston today ,,o..
, LILLE large, being as.ass b. Hs'e ais9
' ~.ueu mad a depressing infIna, anu
e,eu Among other besyish 80, ~
os,r was the fact that Aiississ,,,ni i' ,,..
avn spot cotton i-ls below y. , 49,
49, prices. All things conslssr,t " w.
80 a prices held up remari,ahi,, Y,
~. should II receive further enca,,,, ~
sham ~ The falling on In receints ~,
H., ,nkely see q little healthy rssc,i1,,
into, s'.is we very much doubt. since ths
has,.,o' movement last week WAS v,,',,
hoiis y" account Of the approachinr
less bs 2 ~, ~ .tis movement viii doubt-
and the early ,a,.er hsit Of this week,
for New f1,jaa,,s " next Estimate
1900 bales s9.no,foW 10 10000 10
total port reec,s,ts -. i-,eVv' Whlie The
were only "a M tv,'otIoM year ago
steady nj tbrsa roi'.t Fless closed
Ing and satnr,io,,sn's aoVVe me open
PVilts below the highest Of me AN
,Hpota were dun and unehanyed g.,
the former be,rr SS.iyahs, bids in
but Is do,,htiess u"ieuit TO obtain,
buyers arc ,,i,-,nss " tne iaet that
little attention d,si . markets. nut
The total sno, sas tne holidays.
Mobile savannab W.T. ~ me Gay ~
folk ana Anens,S -. j." nunngton' Nor
with NorfnII ia 49,, my -'s-l bales,
New orIcans ~, 49, 9pot safes IN
3, 500 bv fnctn,s 80 ~ ~. noelal' peing
o'-'V =" "rlVe'
Grain
,ot t,arlson Bros; Y Co. In their grain
ie.svr 10 Mcreak q Co, say:
nIeuso' III, Dec 26.-'rhe wheat
liH'Net epentd win some Of the dun
ms carried over from last week. An
Increase OF about one million In the
Visible supply against a decrease OF
sunlelhing over 100000 one year ago
was httle giscouraeing, but when We
come TO consider the fact that so many
mus are closed for repairs and that
reuelpls IN the northwest are light,
slHlply from exhaustion Of supplies
~ Irst hands the weather having b en-
my anu everything favorable to lntga
uellVerles, providing the wheat was
mere goes TO snow that when mills
asaln start up their supplies, viii have
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-27

Nashville. De. 20 Beyond few
slight bruises. no pataengerH wers hurt
IN the wreck last night on the Louis
VILE and Nashville passenger train
near Brentwood.
Enqineer shurnrt and Fireman Pat
~. VINO were GeHIdcd, and Polial Clerk
ptarr. who had rib broken, are rsJt-
Inp WEI and viii be out "a Z few igya
~he debris has been cleared away and
tbs track repaired.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-27

New York. Dec. 26,-rhe Visible ann
ply OF grain Saturday, December y
MS compiled by the New York nrodnce
exchange, ia MS follows: Wheat. so az
IVY bushels; increase, $4,000. earn
@ocS e lncreaae, l.6osooo oats. 5000
100000. ''''''V'V' u'creaHe'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-27
HEIIKNIN' TT
Ameri Win Pope Leo.

poma DER 26.-The pops AZ noon ,o-
hoI,e' ~ ,brone-roon OF the vatiq,Ah,,
r rscye,,yed the officers OF the ,a uh,I \
safes cruiser Detroit, when T wgsinan
rived al Naples with ms ,a,r itl
rslles exhibited at the Wofiu 80 4
Tbe officers were presenle.ph name.
o.cnnnell. who expressed N M l,,n,, ss
ana In the name Of Presldent S's Nm IN
hanks for the papal paFuN'p
Inc Chicago exposition. :, ,,n.ai
ny w noiiness replied in terms OF 49,
~ end praised the progress, ~
aiss ana liberty OF tbs United stassss
Ky. Sandlenee lasted half an hour AZ %
4 lh e. Conclusion al the officers went !, y
a. w ~ IRampslla. papai secretary o.
state and presented lhelr e comp =, ~,
~ aim. Later The officers pine' a. ~
American COLLEGE
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-27

! Nv York, Dec. 2G.-Money on call
b. at ll-2a2 per cent; last loan 2 per
Icseosed 2 per cent. Prime mercan-
paper : S-i04 'l-2c. Sterling ex-
fxse dull but steady with actual
ehsss in bankers bills at s4.ss 1870
{sr for demand and at N.S7 leo
y for sixty days; posted rates
h1i,s9 and s4.S9 1-2@4.gO. COM
ts.al bills A.S4 IA. Silver certlh-
zis SAC. Bar silver 80 S-4c. Next
n dollars SOC.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-27

fiage; also Blood and skin Diseases.
Synhilis, Eruptluns. Hair Failing. Bone
Pains, SwelllnEs, Sore Throat Ulcers,
Effects Of Mercury, Kidney ana Bladder
Troubles. weak Rack, burning Urine,
GOnorrhea. Gleet s,riclurc--feceiVe
searching treatment and prompt reilcf.
Files. Flstuln, Fissure and Rupture
cnrrd by our new methed Semi for
circular. ms HE1sTs \ BELTS
ofnce, DALLAS. Texas,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-27

w York, Dec 2d.-The total sales Of
Is today We're 156,29S shares, IT,
Znr American Sugar. 10 600: Bur
Bon 1900. Chicago Gas, 1900; Dis
4g and Cattle Feeding 290O; General
sidc, 5000: National Lead, $500; New
'1ey Central. ZOO: Northwest
n 800; Reading, 1900; Rock
kAii, 800; st. Paul, $500; United
|sae cordage. 1900; United states
AAt 5000: Western Union. 7eQO.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-27

Temple, Tex. Dee 2e.--Wiilie Blanch-
ard, the ten year old son OF santa Fe
Engineer Tom blanchard. picked up a
cannon cracker last night. when hu
thought had gone out. The cracker
exploded In his hard, tearing the right
hand on, and frszzled his whale. suit
or clothes. Surgeons amputated the
hand.
VIII Evans OF Alyarsdo. lately a
brakeman. who was Injured on the 2fth
near Temple. died last night;
Omcer Roach shot at WIN Blum,
whom he found hurglarizing a store at
o'clock this morning. blum was ar
rested.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-27

New York. Dec. ee--snat cotton
atcady. middling uplanda ii-i6ei mid.
ding gulf ib-iee.
NgttQn--f'utures cloaei steady; sales
5000 bales, January IS 90; t'ub. 81. so;
March b,5ii April $3.50; May s. "a. June
@'ta; July sb.1gi August sb.1S; Sept
S,NS; Dee s. al
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-27

A stookhrokcr, grown rich, gives soma
advice 10 a new beginner you see, my
dear friend, men may I've divided Into two
olnssos--dilpeU and rogurs
And whore do you come INF"
III have been both In turn"--sup.
plomunt Litternlru.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-27

New orleihs, La, Dee. 20 Cotton
Steady middllng. SOS i-iGc, low mid
ding, is-i6c; good ordinary 4 e.leo;
Tor three days, net receipts, %, i60;
gross, 5s,5iQ; exports. 10 Great Britain,
lO,c0Qi 10 France. iO,6dn. 10 the conti-
ncnt, Sosoi coasiwlse, 90iQ. sales. $3.50;
stock, 4iS,oSi bates.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-27

Kansas City. Dec. 2G.--cattle-Re-
ceipts 1900; shipments 2oaO. Marke et
steady to strong; Texas steers 800
so; Texas cows " 'BOYs,4p' p,e ~ sssI ~,
a. 0ne14 90. native COWS Sl.2Ons'tV'
sioekers and feeders sl.s5g2lO Bulls
Hogs-Receipts 5lOOi shipments none:
,tarket strong to 80 higher, Bulk OF
sales sl.l5a4,s0. heavies N.leH A.ssi
nacirers sl.l0ili as: mixed - o0Ai ~ oi
iighis 50 BO44 90; workers S'sOif4'Vo'
sbeep-R Receipts 1900; shipments Nv
Market steady TO strong
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-27

New Orleans, la, Dee. 80. Futures
steady. salea, Si2OOO, January, $3.50
DOB Fob. h.ifN5.lei March, b.2iQ6 Isl
April, 6 s9Q6, 30. May b.si05. 80. Juuc
S'tQ15 a, July. 5.a6db.H, August,
o'elle. 81. September, 5.5i bid; october,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-27

uNews of the Commercial
oFid ny Leased Wire.
~ worth, Tex. Dec.26,-In their
y he cotton markets McPeak
!, s~y; The opening prices In New
.ue Practically unchanged from
go close. while New orleans
u, gain OF some three points,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-27

ST. Louis, Mo. Dec, ae--Cotton--
quiet. mlddllng. i-Sc, sales, nonci
receipts, 10000 halesi shipments. $500
bales, stock, 6i.iO0
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-27

Columbus, Ohio, Dec. 2G,--I. =, Tom
pie. guard IN the pcnltentlhry. shot
and Killed Joseph o'Day today. a
two other persons assaulted Temple
because he reported them FOR infrao.
tion OF rules.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-27

Now orleans. Dec. e. The ftry IN
Nd bribery case against Councilman
Kane and Thrliy. which has been lock
"a 40 ever since Saturday. was called
into court this morning. and miSu11l
enfarcd. ..,....4'il . : f-f-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-27

Galveston, TeNal, Dee g6-Cotton
dun mlddllng 8 l-idc Gales none. re-
celpu 2G2O; exports $500; stock 9O0,lao
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-27
Premium
Sewing
Machine

Value $40, ouc price. s9O6o which In
cludes the Weekly Gazette 90 any az
drcas for one year
Extra attachments IN velvet lined
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These attachments arv superior "a
those made ny any other manufactured,
being the only ones chat afe on the
market that are warranted uteul
throughout, other sofa are made prin.
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OF the motai underneath.
The GAHvttvH machine n atrong ana
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lew worllng parts In the arm hence X
In easy TO keep properly cleaned and
oiled, and hlmoHt Impossible for u Ia
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The machine N flneiy finished and
beautifully ornnmcntrd, ana can be de-
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Get and the heaviest work
The URxottoa premtum mnchine and
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Tho GRsetie'B premium machina
and the daily and sunday Ga-
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uls months, 1880.
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-27

Young, Miudie-agod and
old. single or married
men. and all who auller
from LOST
MANHOOD.
Nervous Debility,
Spcrmatcrrhea.
Seminal LOSSES.
Sexual Decay. Failing
Memory. Lack OF Eucr-
Nv tmpf.illnNnta 10 Mar
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-27

mr.. Dennis Cures catarrh'
,ness and eve d.sessss. Dundee DIX
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-22
JOKE WAS TOO REALISTIC.
One Played on Street Car Passenger. bv
Football Players

CHICAGO, Oct. ga crowd of football
players boarded an Alley ~ car at Fifty
fifth street. They bore with them the
body of one of their number, which they
carried carefully and as IL on a stretcher.
After depositing the form on the floor of
the coach the boys covered 1t with some
coats and then they sat around and looked
solemn. The unusual spectacle. of course.
created some comment. The passengers
We're shocked and declared the conductor
should not allow public vehicle to be
turned into a hearse. Women got solemn
and then frightened and some of them
started to leave the car, and unfeeiinp
wretches talked about idiots who play foot
ball.
They pointed to the PROSTATE. coat GOV.
cred figure as proof of the theory they had
always held of the dangers of the rough
and-tunble game. Finally one inuuisitive
old man, benevolent in appearance. ap-
preached one of the uniformed boys and
inquired where his companion was killed
Then there was a whoop and a veil. The
supposed corpse threw OF the coat. jumpcd
into the air. and as the practical jokcrs
gathered around. led off on some wild
toned college yell. The players of the
rather ghastly joke, were the only ones.
however, who fully appreciated it. 1t
looked too realistic.