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TRUSTEES SALE.

By virtue Of a deed n trust made BY James
NJ Russell and Frances NJ. Russell, bis wife, %
me As trustee, dated on the 18th day Of January
1885, and recorded in the Office OF the Clerk Of
tie County Court Of Ohio county, West Viz.
ginia ia deed OF trust book - page l0j. will
eel az public auction. on the premises on
TUESDAY, DECEMBER, ilTH, 1894,
commencing az 10 O'Clock a. m, the following
described real estate, or sufficient tbeffOf 20
pay the debt secured BY said deed Of trust to-
wit. A piecC or parcel Of land situate IN Ohio
county, West Virginia. beginning az q corner
Of lard sold b. Joseph FeAy 70 n. n. Hesgey.
thence with said Herysy's line \. s5it ". II
poles " ia. ". poles, y. -, w. rs poles. y.
g.. 10 poles 90 a white osk on western edge
Of road. thence lsayius Herysy's line and with
said Foad y. T. T. 4 poles 10 an elm y. ia. J..
y poles 20 40 elm corner % Hslyig thence
leaving road aud with Heigig's line y. 5Jii- h.
l. POLES 10 a stake on III nOrtE side Of a sprinZ.
thence with she same 49, r. = coles q sc elm
in d small run. thence down . run s. 81. "
iIs poles, S. u. j. - poles, 5. lz3f, W. "a poles.
: - ". IL pOies. =. 81, W. 10 poles % q
stake; thence " poles % ths beginning, con
taxing llls acres more ~ less. Also an sd
ing parcel eescr. bed a. follows. Beginning
- point in the National OF Cumberland rO1d
\ "a T. 2Gi8 poles n 3 stone ~ the upter
corner: thence 5. 81. W. 1872 poles % a stone,
thence s. $50, W poles % q stone, 5. ~, We
Il poles 70 tie centre Of the National road ).
s7sf. Z. 2f55 poles q the place % beginnisg.
containing 3 acres and Dsrches more % less
TERMS or sALE-Dne third or As much more
Of the purchase money as the purchaser nay
elect 70 pay IN cash aud the Tesicue IN tud
equal annual payments with interest the pnn
chaser giving his Botss with security for
deferred payments and the title 70 be rel
Until the pegmsnt 81 the 2srsnsse meI
fuiL l. JONES, Tn
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-20
GnAIN AVE- PRovIsIONs.

chicago. H.. Oct. io.--ro F. @. Nc
peal & Co. Commission Merchants.
Fort Worth; Strong foreign cables
caused strength In wheat at the open
ing and market has been held steady
throughout the session. There has
been fair demand and a good trade.
though somewhat Irregular market
having assumed that familiar quietness
at times. Baltimore advlces indicate
n nrm feeling there and report six
teen loads taken for export A large
receiving house bought a fair line o.
December. creating talk OF cash busi-
Ness. which, however, failed to ma
tefiallze. the advance Of 1-2e in canal
rates proving IN impeachment 10 East
syn movement OF grain. Total clear
.nce fair at about 40i. 900 tnshcIs OF
s,-haat and -four, while primary nriiy-
sis IN 10000 are nearly 10000 under
iast year News IN general was OF a
h,,,ifsh character, but lack NJ speech A.
ian prevented any material advance.
tsxnorf business today has bssn large.
sesboard ciearances. 10000. lndioa-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-20
COTTON, GRAIN ANDPROOUCE
THE BEARS STILL IN CONTROL OF
THE COTTON ,rARKEr.
wheat STRONGER and closed n Frnc-
ton Highcr-corn Firm-Hog Pro-
duets Lower-catiie ut chicnso
Higher and Good Cattle scarce.

II q Nf,pe.r 8 -. a. 49, ,a,.,.,,,
- -. . w. IA eneir ie''s"
- "s e'''on HiorKet say
Today's cotton market was MS in
different as ever 10 the homes OF the
bulls and vim ~, ,.,s.,,,,,,,,- =, a s,,,-h,
-. "i sNVNp'io" " a
.S@e'ioH ABOUT midday, II mas SHOWN
no rallying tendency whatever. Last
night on the .,Curb', the market showed
"A suyl,,iv h..,,,,- ..',,,,-. ~, a,
"s1'i'ier Voiui''oh' ~ '''
'ne absence OF an announcement
from Liverpool opened about points
lower this nor,,r, r,,arnooi ,,aa
o,,o,, 10 '''''s'
vi AZ ihitlal quotauons win
an easy demand freely supplied, Spots
were i-s2 lower. at s e-g2 sales were
snn,e,vha4 a,,,,u... ~. -,
~ w N %na' sinailer ,neh ior ne pas'
Two days being 1900. with prices In
favor OF buyers, At $3.50 p. m. the mar
barely s,eas, ,'"u. ,., nan ""u e, s,,'.
s'' ',g sleauy with net loss IRON,
o Sesr5ir1"y go. closing Of l,g around
opsnlhs prices IN New YORK there APP
h,,t niue or no disposition TO puy'
pi H. On me me other hand sellers were
~ pse N.Y., me market was padly IN need
~, DuI'tsh news which, however, Ialied
| 10 na 1iaeelluil1e ana on an estimate or
,a'VVv receipts Tor the day, prices quick
~ snne way 70 points Ringing duil
unu weak IN about midday, when on
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-20

dence. While the change was M,
very pronounced It was encenraeing
ana there was q better feeling ali
around, more especially as rerards
the choice grades There were about
1900 native cattle. All OF which wete
wanted at $0s.25. for poor 10 extra
cos S2m3.5o for stockers aud feeders
and sl.75a4.l5 for dressed beef and
shipping steers. The 1000 western
able at st.75Gi. 40 and at s3,as were
the quotations for Texas cattle OF
which only about 700 arrived. The
arrivals for the first i've days Of the
week have been about u, 800, as against
i's23 Tor the same time last week
ana 5000 a year ago
me hog market was lower. Very
soon after the opening decline OF 5dp
5vc was established and later in the
Jay II was not an easy task to place
the stun at that reduction. The de-
pressed tone OF the market was a con-
sequence of large receipts and the
steady cesslon OF prices for the prod
uct The exterme top OF the market
today was s5.25 There was a solitary
sale at that figure. Possibly there
were a dozen trades at over S. but
me price below A.95 bought by far
the greater part OF the 81 900 head
offered. Packers paid s4.75ft4.S5 for
the bulk Of their purchases and 81 so
gi.s0 We're popular prices with ship
pers. Lots OF common mixed and
light hogs changed hands below "a. 75
and culls and pigs We're not easily
moved at S2@4.25 The close was 10c
lower than yesterday.
There was no quotable change to-
day In the value OF sheep and lambs
The market was lifeless and prices
quite uneven, but the average was
about like yesterday. The fresh re-
ceipts were estimated at 1900, maxi
ing about $1,000 for the week so far
as against 9l,997 for last week. The
arrivals for the first nineteen days OF
THIS month amount TO 5000 head
Within the past FIVE days there has
been a shrlnkage In values Of l5625C
| per 100 pounds and the movement has
/ been exceedingly slow at the lower
| prices. Choice sheep may now be
bought around So 10. and very good
article at 50 .25dl2 so. The present
range OF quotations IS 75Gt3 for poor
10 choice sheep, and 81 .25d4.1O foi
lambs. The bulk of the weeks busl
ness was at 81 1902 CO for sheep ant
at S3I3.75 for lambs
Ieeceipts-Cattle. 5000 calves, 400,
hogs. $4,000; sheep. 11OOO,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-20

st. Louis. Oct, I9,-Blour-Dull; UNI
changed.
Wheat was nervous and unsettled,
but closed after a luctuation 1-s01-ic
above yesterday No. red. cash, As IL.
May "a $685. 5-s
Corn Dull, firm. No. 2 mixed cash.
46 lac; october, i5ci December, 10 3-so;
May 4G 3-sc.
oats-Qulet. Arm. No, cash. 30 1-2c!
October. % $50: May. 32 5-sc.
Rye-Duil, lower 50 i-2 bid for No.
2 on call.
Barley-No trading
Scarce. 62c east track, sacked.
Flaxseed-si4i for spot; $l.4l to ar
rive.
Clover -3795ds15,
Hay--steady; Timothy, $5.40d5.50,
choice Timothy. $9OOqiO,OO,
Butter-Quiet; weak. Separator
crcmery, 1oVli; good to choice dairy.
90
EEgs-l5c.
Cornmeai- ,i5d2bO,
Whlsky--si 20.
Cotton ties-70
Bagglng-6Q6 "a.
Proylsions--E Easter. lower; pork
standard mess jobbing, sl3.25; lard
prime steam, 7; choice. lis: dry salt
meats, loose shoulders. 9; long and
shorts. 0.G0, shorts G.s7 IL; bacon,
packed shoulders. 6,75, longs. 737 l-2
ribs $50. short -7I5.
Receipts-Flour. 1000; wheat, 5000,
corn. $1,000; oats. 5000.
shlpments-wheat none. -four 5000
oats. 5000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-20
rnE nnuTAL POLICE
Hiring About Conflict in Viennn-A
Big Mistake.

Irto,, Cct 1e To-, +t,,,so,,a ,oo,o-
=, ' '-''','1 80
llsts met mere TO-DAY AT me sohensaal'
IN the Landstrase section OF the city
The olace was not large enough to hold
A.. ,l...,. ,-,,.., ~, ,,.,,,,,, o,,i h,,,,dro,s
'he sreat e'u"" VI Pe'p'e "uu we
were turned away Dr. Adler maue
A., sneecb i'm favor of universal suffrage.
:. A.. -. 90 ,,,., ,,,,,tt,,, those nres-
AZ Tue N'ose "a '''F ~.
ent formed line ana mareneu 10 'ho
stadt park ring accompanied by hun-
Aroda Of mounted and foot policemen.
'N9 -, no., ,,,, ,'.,si1g the
as me Gehs5 li'iols 49, ma s6nnt-
stuoehIhor hr4use' sue ~ -, a.,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-20
An Ample Fund Of Pleasure and
Health

May be derived from an ocean voyage
and foreign travel But before one
gets ones sea legs" on. as the sailor
says. the abominable qualms, begot-
ton OF seaslckness, have usually to be
gotten over. Delicate people suffer oil
course. more than the robust from
mis- ailment. but few sea travellers es-
cape H. Against the frightful nausea
IL produces. Hostetter's stomach Bit
ters ia reliable defense. and is so es-
teerned by tourists, commercial travel
ers. yaehtsmen and mariners. An all
ment akin to seasickness often nfiiiets
land travellers with weak stomnchs.
This Is often brought on by the EARRING
Of a railway train. DisaHleiude IN me
"a strlc region from this cause IS al
ways remedied by the Bitters. which
also prevents and cures thills and te-
yer. rheumatism nervous and kidney
trcublc. constipation and biliousness.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-20

New Orleans, Oct. is,--Hog Products
Dull and a shade easier Pork 10 5-Sc.
Lard, refined uerce. 6-sc.
Boxed Msats-Dry salt shoulders &c;
sides Use.
Bacon--Sldes Z Use.
Hams--Choice sugar cured l0Il0 Lee.
conee-Quiet: Rio ordinary TO low
fair II S-i0lsc.
iice-Stcadyi ordinary to good l-2
o. -.
Flour-pun; extra fancy s2.aogs Soi
patents 81. 70d2 so.
Cornmenl--Quict; So 80.
Iiran--Ftrmer; 15NI7 L.
corn--Dull and lower No sacked
and mixed white 60c; yellow 6lo.
Oats--Easy, No. . sacAed s5c; west
ern s5ds6 i-2c Texas 8SMysc.
Hny-H'irm. In fair demand; prime
i l-2Gi4 i-s. choice ibafi0c-
sugar-CenttlfugM steady, plantn-
tion formulated 1-l6c; on white 5-idi
choice yellow clarified 5-i6W3 3-Sci
prime do 2.SIs 5-i6c; on do 2 7-S@sci
seconds sac lac,
Mnlasscs-open kettle steady, POO
good fair 27c. centrifugal prime to
good 37c syrup quiet iGM22c,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-20

St Louis. Mo, Oct. 1s-Cattle-Re-
eeipts. 200; shipments, 21Oo; market
quiet and steady. Light native steers,
S2.0O1215; mixed light sL95@255; Tex
as light steers. S2.4oQ29O; cows, sl95
Q212 IL.
Hogs-Receipts, 400; shipments
1900; market duh and 1Oal5c lower.
Best heavy $3.50; good light and
mixed, $i.6ja4S5; pigs, common and
rough S400G4gO.
Sheep-Reoeipts 400; shipments. 700
Market l5c lower; native mixed, S2.25g
go; Southwestern mixed, $2.00Q225i
lambs. $500.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-20

Kansas City, Mo-, Oct. 19.--Cnttle--
Receipts. $500; shipments, 1900; Texas
steers. S2.0oq3Oo; native cows, 1880
1926; beef steers. s3OOa35O; stockers
and feeders, 81 25IS5O
Hogs-Receipts, 100; shipments, 100;
market slow but steady; bulk of sales,
Sij5u5S0; heaylcs, A.70d400: packers.
A75a4.95; mixed, NL4OI4.75; lights,
S440q5.70 pigs 50 55Q4.5O,
Shcep-Receipts $500; shipments 200;
market steady; natives, 50 100000;
Westerns. S250Q300. stockers aud feed
ers, $2.0Oa2.50. lambs, S2.00m4.25
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-20
CONDITION OF THE GAR
pEPanssING EFFECT ON
,o,poN MARKETS.
Ian. shared in the Feeling,
:, 4. believed the Worst is
sales of stocks on Wall
,,oncy aud Exchange.

|, q McPeak s. Co., Stock and
Id BROKERS;
n york, oct. 19.-The stock mar
L,.s generally buoyant in the final
|ngs with strong buying fever
roned all through the railroad list.
4 purchases of St Paul by Cam
brokers. started upward move
and the room traders gave a
H. hand. The buying of Rock
IA and Chicago, Burlington and
H. was on u more conservative
/ hut the heavy short interest
E,u stocks encouraged the bull
A ,nrs 10 raise their selling limits.
Vas no special news to warrant
&oom in railroad stocks and the
4 brokers took advantage OF the
I,,th to market a considerable line
Sear. c. q. was in the rally as
as the liquidation of speculative
~ was completed. The brokers
[ssnting Insiders supplied the bids
y hears at the rally. the buying
n was the best In many days
Iscattered lots were picked up by
{ Extends of the hackers who are
: interested in the securities OF
Company. The room shorts also
ia some of thelr outstanding
&scts. Among the other strong
10 were Western Union and
Vile and Nashville, which were
II request for both accounts.
attain responded feebly to the
pyement in the general list, but
was higher on the prospect
proved earnings.
nlngs of c. and o., second week
tober, increase S5ls5.
= nlnrs of Louisville and Nashville
"A second week of October, increase
/ from July /, increase s230,lSl.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-20

New York. oct. i9.-whcat Receipts.
27e,7Oo bushels; exports. none; sales,
4Os0,0OO bushels fu:ures. $4,000 busn-
els spot Spot active No, red, stors
and elevator, "a s-4g56c; No. / Nor,h.
ern, 81 S-4c delivered; No hard.
81 1-sc delivered, asked. Options firn;
all the forenoon on higher cables, re-
ports that the car was dying, good
local and foreign BUYING and strong
San Francisco buying After Il brlef
reaction in the afternoon prices again
advanced oa reported purchases Of 400
loads OF wheat at New York and at
outports for export, closed i-Sc up,
No. red. February closed bS i-Sc.
March closed 80 1-Sc May, co 3-ST
90 15-i6c, closed Go 3-ic; October closed
"a l-sc; November CLOSED IS i-Sc; De-
eember, 50 li-i6q56 l5-16c, closed 80 i-Sc,
Hides-Dun
Leather--Dull.
Wool--Quiet.
Pig lrop-Dull.
Tin - Weak; straits, Sl4.S5qiA.9O;
plates frmer.
Copper-Closed steady; brokers'
prices 5-Sc; exchange price Tor spot,
800, Sales on change today 20 tons
November tin. 1910; 10 tons december,
1900; 10 tons May, 1900. 70 tons April.
1900; 30 tons delivery next Monday,
1896; % tons October, 1890
Cotton Seed Oll-Inautlve and nom
inal; yellow on grades, 2sa29c
Coffoe-Options opened at points
advance 10 down and rallied on recov.
cry. IIalworth and Ellis estimate san
too crop at 100000 bags. Closed
steady ut 5ul5 points net advance.
Sales, 2O,250 bags. including; October,
! l2,p0dlsOO; November, 12,35dl2I0; De-
cember ll.50Ql1.Gb, January, 1000
| ll,l5; March. 1O.s0dlioO. May, 1915.
| Spot coffee; Rio dun; No. z. II S-id
| 1i 7-sc; mild Cordoya.i 1Sai9c, Sales.
1000 bags Maracaibo RI Santos steady.
good average Santos, 1000; receipts,
/ 1900 bags: stock. $4,000 bags, Ham
| burg, steady at 3-idl pfennlg and
! i pfennig advance; sHles. % 200 bags.
| Havre opened irregular at 3-49i frame
I advance; at IL noon. l-2 franc decline;
at 8 p. m. irregular, II franc higher
/ To liz franc lower, closed irregular at
net 10 franc lower; closed irregular at
! net IL franc lower TO 80 frame higher;
/ total sales. 81, 900 bugs, stock In Havre.
| 27i 600 bags including 1000 bags Bra
lillian. Rio, steady; No, Rio, 1880:
exchange. II 1850; cleared for the
United StnteH, 1900 bags; cleared for
| Europe. II, 600 bags; stock, 229. 900 bags.
/ Warehouse deliveries at New York yes
! to-day. 32sS bags; New York today,
l24,821 bags; United states stock. 20,
2g5 bags; aflont for the United States.
I $4,000 bags, total visible for the United
States. 45G.2s5 bags. against 449. 100
bags last year.
sugar-Raw. nominal; refined quiet
and unchanged
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-20

Commencing October 70, 1894 the
Texas and Paelnc Railway company
viii extend the service OF their trains
Nos and 2. TO weatherford. Train
No. leaves Fort worth $40 y. M,
arrives ut WeatherfOrd $3.50 ?. m. train
No. leaves Weathertord 6iSo 4. m,
arrives al fort Worth 7.50 a. m. stops
a, kl1do and BenbrOuk and Oh signal
Al Iona, Anneta and Ears.
CASTOR MESL1f1R,
@. p q II A.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-20

Liverpool. Oct ls.--closlng; Wheat
Firm: demand good. No. 2 red win
ter As i-2d, do spring As i-2d.
Corn-Demand moderate; spot nom
inal Stocks nearly exhausted. futures.
demand moderate, yet gTm. ~ I'D.
November steady, Is Id; December.
Arm. Is Cd.
Fiour--Drli; demand moderate. 81,
Louis fancy winter. bs I'd.
Beef-Dull; demand poor Extra In
dia mess. 72s "a; do. prime mess. COS.
Pork--Dnll; demand poor. Prime
mess Western, 70s; do. medium, 62s ca.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-20

II York. oct. ia.--Money on call
lat per cent. Prime mercantile
sdl IL. Sterling exchange cas-
Ni,h actual business in bankers
at S4.S7 1-2@4S7 ga for demand
III sI.s6 5-sGi.S6 81 for sixty days.
III rates. s4S7 1-2@4ss and SASS 1-2
j Commercial bills, $4.s5 10. Bar
\. 6s is silver certificates, SO IS
Mexican dollars, 81 lie.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-20

h York, oct. l9.-The total sales
IDcks today were 1892 shares, in
BIZ. American Sugar 1890; Bur-
b. $500, Chicago Gas 2O1OO; Dlstill-
hind Cattle Feeders 2400; General
bic Is, 500; Manhattan consols 3GC0;
Island 5000; st. Paul 2l.2O0; West
Ijnior 9G00
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-20

40, rejected. ssaiS: sales by sample
ON change o. b., Mississippi river.
No. hard SC; No. red 81 l-2
Corn--Lower; No. . mixed, 4s. No. s
white. 43uH.
oats Steady: No. mixed. 2S@29. No.
white. 81 i-2Is2
Butter and cggs-unchanged.
Roceipts-W Wheat. 5000; corn, none:
oats. 1890,
shipments-wheat 1900; corn. none;
oats, none.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-20

We want nrat-olass men 10 sell NJ,
Insurance Men who can furnish first.
elass business IN quantity and quality
can make firat-class contract. Rates
low. Insurance. for protection. Good
Address Harris ~ Patterson. sta.s
Managers Hartford Lfo and Annuity
Insurance company. Dallas. TsxaA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-20

Lisbon, Oct is.--A regiment OF In
fantry a squadron OF cavalry and
battery OF artillery will embark from
here next week as additional REIN
forcements OF the troops already o.
their way to Lourenzo Marquee, Del
a goa Bay.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-20
no Al, VINO May he conccrncd

This 10 10 gave notice OF tno dlssolu-
ton OF the firm Of w. w. Dunn a Son.
Seine a hotel business IN the city OF
Fort worth. state OF Texas, on August
n. 1894. W. w. Dunn Is authorized
10 collect and settle all Legitimate
claims against. or due said hrn.
Tho hotel viii be continued by w w.
Dunn. where he hopes 70 meet many
friends.
.'' w. w. DUNN,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-20

Galveston. Tex. oct. ls.-cotton--
Quiet; niddllng. 8 as: sales, 1871; re-
ceiuts. l5,475, exports. Gal; stock, 49,
Sugar and conee-unchanged
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-20

Liverpool. Oct i9,--Receipis Of wheat
for The past three days were $4,000
cenials. Including 10000 American Re-
ceipis corn, American, none. The
weather Is cold.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-20

'hdon, OCT. 10.--Canadian Pacific
q Erie "A Ii; Erie seconds a Ia;
tls Central 90 1-2; Mexican ordlnn-
"a ST. Paul common CT rs; New
b Central l0l rs; Pennsylvania
n Reading Q Ia; Mexican Central
H IS Is
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-20

fdon, Oct. 10, 4 p. m.-Bar silver.
per ounce. Money. IL per cent.
fate Of discount in the open mar
~ both short and three months
. 9-l6 per cent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-20

-ondon, Oct. l9.--Gold is quoted at
IN ps Ayres at 2Sl; at Madrid, 1S; at
sbon. 81; at st. Petersburg. 80; at
hehs, ~; at Rome, lOS9O; at Vienna,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-20

faon, Oct. 1.-THE amount Of bull
Withdrawn from the Bank OF
|hd today on balance was 90,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-20

Chicago. oct. is.--rhe Chicago Times
viii announce tomorrow that stock
holders meeting this afternoon, Mr.
Adolph Krauss. until this lime a NIL
noritv efoelshoIder, secured control OF
a mniority OF tho stock. and will as
sumo control OF the paper on saturday.
Mir. Preston Harrison and hls brother,
Carter II Harrison, win siill mold a
large block OF the stock.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-20
I've sTooIS eiAnKnrs .


~ 7 TfUNI.s
81 oct. l9.-rhere was no good
o, Mny the general cattle mar
Ia n9t have been irmer, and
salirher The rapidly since
,Esn,a.s IA the arrivals stimulated
$40 and gave holders conf
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-20

Manchester oct, ie.--cloth and
ynrns arm. with an improved demand
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-20

\ York. Oct, 19.-Government
firm. State bonds dull. Rail-
bonds firm.