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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-17

New York. Nov li-Wheat--iSe-
eoipta 100 bushels. exports 4o.iOl;
salcs 100000 bushels futures 1900
bushels spot Spot steady No, red,
store and elevator IS 5.Soi ahoat 90 T-Se
AGO 1-sc; (. o. b. 20 i-se; No. northern
ss s.9ao delivered. No hard " S-se de-
livered.
options were firm on covering but
Immediately weakened under foreign
selling and indifferent cables. Prleea
rallied at noon on reports that the Ar
Ecntlne crop would be small. but de-
cllned latcr under the liquidation and
closed unchanged to l-sc decline. No. Z
red January W $4,000 Csc, cloaud
co i.Sc. February closed u l-ec. March
go la-16c. closed ~ l-2c; July % l-2ep
81 5-Sc, closed "a S-Sc, November closed
IS use. December IS iJ-ldUS9 i-se,
closed % l-Se
Hidea--tlrm,
l.cathcr--Ste0dy
Wool quiet; domestic fleece isI2ie'
pulled altis5c.
Pig Iron Dun.
TIN -Firmer; straits slN.50Uli,Sb'
Lced-Ciosed quiet ana steady. bro
kcrs' priocB 50; exchange price SS.l2 l'2
| Q&15.
exchange piice $3.50 asked. Salcs ON
change 20 tons tin January, February
/ March or April, sla.i5. '. tons TIN : ..
TO May /, one days notice {ll,45
| Cotton Seed oli-Stcady. unchanged
Conce-optlons opened easy AZ l1qil
| points decline on weak cables. ruled
/ Generally weak, with foreigners sell
Ing. closed steady l0Uis points net de-
cline. Sales 1850 bags, Including No
/ yembcr ~. p0uit,0O; December 1850
/ ID 30; January " 6oIl2,T5; March l2.os
| 0i2lb: May ii.7bdrii.S0.
Spot Coftee-RiD ilrn. No, Z 10 3.ic
1 Mid nrm: Cordova is l-ic.
Santos--Reccipts none, No other San
tos information cnblcd,
Hamburg Dull. prices L. pfg ad
vance TO IA pfg decline. Sales ie.0o'
bags,
HAvrc--openod barely steady Lar ad
vance; closed quiet az 3-igif net de
cline. total sales 1900 bags.
Rlo-Rcocipts 5000 bags, No other ri,
information cahlcd.
Warehouse deliveries from New Yori
ycatorday iA,7ss bags; New York stool
today ISL I5a baEs; United States stool
?ia ise bags Riioat for the Unite,
states ggs 600 bags; total Visible for III
Unlte1 states i1i.is2 bags, aguins, aSt
100 bags last year
Sugar-Row quiet, refined quiet.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-17

aeninr Of the country roads for haul
ing the crop. No. 2 mixed cash, No.
ycmbcr. As f-sc. peccmhcr ~ lac,
May, &c use,
Oats--wcak, i-So lower Nos cash
and November, SOC; May. 50 S.Sc.
Rs'e--Quiet and unchanged
Rarley-etrong and active, SOC.
BrenGpull, ecc, lake and railroad
points.
Fiaxeeed--cuiot, N.N.
Clover secd.--sS .004iS,e0
Timothy secd-sl.7S0b.25
Hay-~unehanged.
Butter and cFEs-U nchRnsed.
Cornmeal--si, 20aii2S.
Whisky--ti.aJ
Cotton tius--GSc.
Bagzing--5 s.Sdf6 5-Sc.
rroNtsiona--Quiet.
Pork-standard mess jobblng, siS,0e;
lard--Prime steam. se.Si H.; choice.
500 L.
Dry salt meata--Loose shoulders
s5.sJ l.s05 80, longs, s6Si i-.UGbO;
rlbs. $3.50; shorts. S6,5b.
Bacnn--Packed shoulders $50, lonRs
N,in Ia. ribs, s7.sb; shorts. sI,Soat
o. L.
Receipts Flour. 5000; wheat. as,Ooci
corn, $4,000, oats, 1900
Shipmcnts--flour. 5000 wheat, 1000,
corn, 5000, oats, 5000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-17

New York. Nov, iO'--cotton-Net re-
ecipts. as bales; gross, 22ao; exports
TO Great Britain, siai; 10 the continent,
zoo, forwarded 1868. sales. %. MI apin-
ners, stock, sos.Ssi.
weelsly-Ne, receipts biss bales;
gross. A.6ss; exports. 10 Great Britain.
"a esi. TO frenoe, 1850 to continent, ~
az, forwarded. 1881; saies, 1924 spin
nera, sst ,a.t,
Total todny--Not receiptn. s9.si' ex-
ports, 10 Great Britain, HAAS: to
france. a. 10 continent, soss; etook,
Conaoiidntcd-Not receipts, estyd2i
exports, 70 Great Britain. i9oiss; %
France, is.ossi 20 the continent. ioAlii
Total since September met re-
,.ipis. g.tii. Ti6; exports. 20 Great Brit
ain. 500. ies, tu France. US, SO, 10 this
continent, 10000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-17
COTTON AT THE sEt-sAw POINT,
SOME MONTHS roiSr LOWER,
oTuEns iucnEn.
Expectations nui,ish, nat the ris-
ures That Never Lie are pearish
Risht Aiong--rhe Net Receipts at
perts Heavy.

F. @. Mcreak 8 Co, In shcir review
OF the cotton market, say; The cotton
marke, today has been dull. with nnc-
tuations confined to a narrow limit
Liverpool displayed considerable weak
ness. opening aud closing about S.ea
lower than yesterday with spots lisa
on, or ga, Sales. 10000; reccipts, Sioo,
all American, New York closed weak
IN consequence. about points lower
than last evenings Anal figures, but
about midday became strong, rcEalning
the entire decline. The close. however,
was easter. about . points above low
est, Sales, III 200. New York spots
unchanged at Us. with NC bales sold.
Market dun and easy New ORLEANS,
i-i6 ,unchangcd); salea io,eso; mar
ktt Quiet Houston. receipts ila@
against its2 last year. An ports, 59,'
pSa, against A1,ali.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-17

winnipeg Nov Winnipeg had
between midnight and o'oiocl no loss
than ave alarms for different nreh,
The Western Canada block was COM
plctely destroyed and the stores un-
derneath occupied by wright Bros,
q yMaloOim. druggists, burned out,
Loss $50 900 THE Grand Union hotel
was swept nut Of existence IN nd-
dltlnn 70 several stores ana houHes adj
Joining, Tho fire then consumed the
large warehouse Of Merrlck, Anderson
s. Co. nied with o valuable stock
The loss In this exceeds si2a.0Op. This
FIRE ~ supposed to be incendinry.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-17
A SILVER SYNDICATE.
A scheme OF Capitalists to Control
the White Metal,


Denver. Col, Nov iG,-The Rocky
Mountain News today says
"a ayndicate is gehemlng TO obtain
control OF the silver market ana die
t,te the price OF the metal TO all the
sIiver using eountriea, conference
Was held in thls city this week, II ls
said. at which were pfoseht Deniv'
s,u,rcnhelm, New York: Measrs, Bar
~ ana Nash. omaha; Hannauer, salt
iaisr and Allen OF this city, and repre-
gontativea OF local sneltefs anu ieeulhs
ynVer-produeing mines.
.,1,,vo reports are current as TO the
detaIla OF the proposed plan. One N the
svndirntc. and " backed hy John -,
Roekrfcller and the Rothsehilds, ana
yni nbtain control OF MI amcltors 10 the
RATED states and Mexico, and VIII ar
nttrnrily nx the price Of silver regard
49,, ~ suoply or demand The propo-
.tt,,n was made that tho shelters be
saIen nj an appraised valuation oquiNe'
mi 10 cost. This TO be paid IN eash.
Tnen each TO have proporuonhts ploeh
-, atork In the now deal The Grant
osonie. so IL Is stated, wanted their
ninnt paid for at its real value, h9t NJ
its cost. This "a sun 70 % hulusteu,
- ArcordlnE ia other reports, tue pro-
,,,,t,,on 10 10 have the silver Of all ths
rnv,e,ters handled through one man OF
aysney' At present the upggenhelm
| ravc n certain house. the Grant pPepls
| nno,her. and so on. There VIII De =
savlng 10 smelters Of possibly quar-
| ~, ~ n cent an ounce. having u hanul
vi ~ one mnn. instead OF by half
degen or dozen, but the main op1es
VIII be 10 prevent sudden slumpu u
| the price OF silver
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-17

i York. Nov. l6--The Evening
4 London financial cablcgram
The engagement yesterday OF
! pounds In gold for New York
\ ,orted IN these dispatches was
5,ely correct. | have II from the
4 quarter which took It Rumors
In went 10 Canada are entirely
=. A further ehipmcnt OF gold
Il ive tomorrow or next week ~
ohle. but II will not be large
HI Gold movements are now
I'd with the utmost interest here.
believed that President Clevp-
4 talked OF financial scheme Will
the utmost Importance, possibly
nF large gold transfers. The
demand for gold continues, Sn
uhlecs the Evening Posts article
says. The transaction doubtless
totrunnor OF others similar in
slsr and Is upusuul because ster-
exchange rates rule today even
puny commercial basis nearer
Ma typortlnE point than TO the
lmtort level, but, though un-
IL, movement Is far from uu-
l'nisd. Sterling exchange was
Abaye the gold Importing point
! when Secretary sherman Sc
nom Europe a large pnrt or the
Necessary FOR resumption.
CHOU, the laat two years
AZ currency plans have repeat
Evolved import gold from Berlin
IL snua, Mt q time when Austria
nge was relatively higher than
En existing rates. IN MI these
css tho gold was shipped at u
~ commercial loss, but the
n who In each case subscribed
~ Securities welcomed this loss
M Incidental outlay which would
( BE than recovered on the tlout-
~ the bonds. The real slgnlil'
81 such transactions are that
%lflllsh bank OF North America
their plain reflection OF CONF
N the value OF the new socuri'
The fact that banks IN this city
eady receiving bids at SLIT g.
Tor the unlsaued bonds SHOW
~ enough tho local sentiment
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-17

Kansas City, No. Nov l6.--cattle-
Receipts. 1900; shipments, 1900. Market
strong and active; Texas steers 2.oo8
s.25; cows, sil5ass5; beef steers, $500
$40; native cows. l,0Oga,95; stockors and
feeders. 2l5V9d5, bulls L5OWa.5O.
uogs-ieceipts 400. shipments. 1900
Market active, steady bulk OF Falvs,
4 .sOfll.5O! hoavlcs, 44OGA.1O, packers
abapi. 10; mixed. i,gs4i5b, light A0OH
$50. workers. 42SGlS0; pigs. A.lOW4.aO
Receipts OF sheep, dOe, shipments
none. Market steady and unchanged
from yesterday,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-17

ate demand and closed quiet At the DE-
cline, American ,nlddiing, T. NJ, c.,
November . b7-G4be hS.6id; November
and December. 5f-sit3 ss-eid; Do
cemher and January. : bS-sfd: January
AND February. se-6ld buyers; Fcbru-
airy and March. ei-e4d sollera; March
and Aprii, ? 6s.ettl1 6s-eid; Anrll and
May. sos ltd. May and June. "a VAL
ne; Juno and July. sea- sellers. July
and August. sb-ssGs s-bld The ten
ccrs OF today's deliveries were 400 bales
new dockels and 100 hales old dooketa,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-17

Liverpool, Nov, -Pork-Flrm, de-
mRnd fair; prime mess, Western,
GSa Oh; medium mesa. Western, SOS sd,
Bccf--Firm demand fair; extra ln-
din meas. CTS Ga. prime mess, 5da va
ilams--F lrm. demand moderate;
short cut, iis.
nacou-pemand moderated, cumher-
lard cut. firm, sos; short ribs. steady,
SGs ca; long clear 40 pounds, steady.
$3.50 60. long clear, steady, 1885,. should
erH, steady us
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-17
eoI1 IS SURELY COMING
-,,s,y Ne u.ed By the Syn
aon,ssrs 10 Take In som"
% ,.,d.-sniap of stocks
r. NV aud railroad bonds

vo,,,. Nov, is.--eTo +. 9, Nc !,
i ~ s.rse Dis,niers company y
L c q have been trying recently
r. :, nl,,s In advance. Some
esun' nave learned Of this take
s,',,nct evidence that the conf som.
al'' ssr,ainiy getting into easy
y circumstances. The fae'
h" NM "a heard about the com
MN in wan street leads to the
nov , inc company IA attending
'ns. ,,r 10 bualness. The divi-
rsr cent on Lead Common
.s,sd, and beyond stimulating
..,,g AZ a few shorts was nm
vsr Win results IN the stock mar .
e ,,,srk on coal stocks was
ae III nv a tumor that dlnloui-
p'n treae had become more
w nsii offered u, II, down,
M lercra In 1000 lots, Nobody
~ II In that quantity Mr.
IA / i. down. but their was
sy II L. MIR. white bought
SIN ~ w. sud was thought TO have
Nev. 10. . - m,--Morket Tor
sr ,nencd dull ana II now
louisville Southern, I-s; ~
Louisyille and NnshNiue'
s.s; Reading. Is lower
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-17
WHEAT ISN'T STRONG tNOUGH
TO RETAIN ALL the GAIN IT mas
MADE.
several foints knocked on the prtac
Neuerday-corn aud Cat. shcw Lit
tie chanse--tieavy Receipts of
Dos. at Chicago.

Chicago, H., Nov, ie,--The action OF
the wheat market today rather eorro-
horates our opinion OF yesterday, that
It was high day Cor turn. We have
had an advance Of about Sc per bushei,
Our visible supply continues 10 In
crease and 1t is noticeable that re-
ceipts In the Northwest and at this
point are slightly larger and there Is
general disposition on the part OF
elevator men and others holding cash
wheat 10 sell for future delivery IN
order to hedge against their holdings
AZ the opening there was rush 10
buy By the parties who sold out yes
terday and are afraid they VIII get
LETT u they do not buy back at once
This same wheat we believe VIII be Tor
sale again unless we get some exceed
ingiy strong news or outside influences
that VIII cause continued advance.
and this We do not look FOR this month.
Total clearanees for today Al,ueo'
wheat and -four. Cables report foreign
markets weaker and especially CONT
mental, which is about l-29lc per
bushcl lower
Corn-The prospects, % larger re-
ccipts on tho cold weather predictions
has proven deprsssing feature IN
corn. which market has ruled dull and
neglected, Cash demand cSeeedinsS
light and prices as q consequence nave
ruled at a lower range. or the 2i2
4 cars received at this point but 80 were
contract grade
oats-Firn carly, with good buying
/ By the oatmeal trust The buying.
I however. was met by fairly liberal Of
fe,ings from local traders, and prices
/ al the close show a siight loss TO hold
/ ers
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-17

nouldor. Col, NV. i,-reltnhone
llacs 10 Gold I'M. ward nud otllcr
niininr towns ,gea' Of ,ns ciiy are
down today and thcrs 10 no cnmmun'-
eati1n VITA those = ACES reo3'e who
h1v, n, ten from Gald liill report the
forent nren checked by last nights
atorm. So far as reported no Hives
have been lost The property damage
n estimated at 100000, Several
hundred people have been made home
lpua
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-17

ST. Louis, Mo. Nov. iG.--cattle--Rc-
ceipts, 5000. shipments, 1900. Native
steers, light 20 medium. s2.G0G3 10;
cows. 81 1908 IS; ToXas steers, light.
s265GeS0; cows, sl.S0We 30,
Hogs Receipts, 5000, shipments,
5000 Market strong, &c higher. Fair
to heavy, 81 50It CO. good light and
s. f6diSo.
sheep Receipts, ZOO; shipments,
none. Market quiet aud steady. Ma
tive mixed. {2lbT25o.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-17

London. Nov. i6,--Cuoilne Agnes
peresford' dnwaEOf Duchess Monirese,
known IN The racing world 90 NE
Manton. n dead She was daukh.
,er OF lie second baron Declscsa. She
wna born IN ISIS and married thrive
times, IN 1856 70 Fourth Dnlsa Mont
rose, N isg6 70 William stuart ster-
ling crnWfnrdcas. and ~ ISIS TO Mar
Gus Henry Miner. ESQ
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-17

New York. NOV. 4-rhe total sales
OF stocks today were i6i.IsS shares, in
Guiding; American Tobacco $500; Amer.
lean Sugar 1900; Burlington 300; CHI
cago Gas $500; General Electric 1900,
Manhattan consolidated 1880; Now
Jersey Cential io2.SoO. Reading $500,
81. Paul, 10000, southern preferred w.
/. $500. Western Union 1900
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-17

chicagu. Nov. is--Presiirnt peha
ana Secretary Kclihg. u The American
RAILWAY Union. 400 iaied ir iay
tinli,d stntcs court today 90 plead
10 ihd. ,tnentl asa net thorn for eYn-
tnhna, ia the Esfnt runway strike.
ow.ng 10 the hbscnia of Judge Wee
INC case was continued 70 peesnbei'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-17
LlNrrnnnl i,rnllnrr.

Liverpool, Nov, iG-Closlngi wheat
Firm, demand good No. 2 red sprlug
o. Id; No. winter a. Ia.
Corn-nuil. demand fair spot "
II l.2d: futures firm. demand fair; No.
vomher A. Id. December ~ 10 a-ldi
January d l-2d
Flour-Al7irm. demand moderate. 81,
Louis fancy winter o. Vi.
l.ard-Dull. demand poor. SPOT $40
q
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-17

x,rohama. Nov. ie.--pispatohes from
,.Sauartera Of the japanese army
lesSstinr arainat Port Arthur say
sg1s,a Marshal oynma oNpreh.d 70
~, that place yesterday OF teday'
ass Shincae force defending PORT III,
thur 10 estimated at io,oVo men " ~"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-17

Maaslilun. ohio, Nov 10 I'D Nor
gan, one OF a gang charged with haN-
Ing outraged woman NJ llke Run
aud who was shot w Marshal JUST
was buried yesterday, ~ the tuhfial
Mnrranis father and brother took cath
10 ian Just and Mrs. Morgan swore
to aveuge IL either were killed IN tho
attempt,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-17

81. Louis. Mo. Nov id-Fionr--
Quiet Resy patents. sstkgs 70; extra
mnoy. sssoGs4oi fancy. saosgaiS'
choice. n.ls0is.
~ 80. closed irm az about UNI
AVENGED prlces. No. red cash. ~ i-se;
NetSmber. 81 s49ss lac! May 81
corn.-was dull. moving gradually
anvxn s.Ac because OF cold weather,
hardening Of The new crop ana har-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-17

liverpool, Nov. INSTRUMENTATION
SPOT. moderate demand, prices easier,
American middilng, "a, The sales %
Tho dav weru 10000 baics, OF which
1000 were for speculation and export
and included $500 American. Receipts
soOO bales. including 500 American
Futnrcs opened steady with a moder-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-17

Galveston, Tex. Nov. iJ.--Cotton--
quiet Middllng, bc; sales, 1903 balesi
receipts, 10000 haloa; exports. l0,3S1
bales; stock, see,StS bales,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-17

New orleans. La, Nov. iO,-cotton
quiet, sales spot 6o5oi 10 arrive, 4doOi
receipts. 2o,a5O; exports to continent,
77gii coastwlse, 1858, utock, aiIdis,
Futures steady, aaics 6l,1OO. November,
40s bid, December b,Qlut.Q2. january,
Q 0Guh07 February, hilu5iai March
sigIb17; Apen. G22862s. May, sg6i
June, s.siG5S5, July. b.i0Uoti; Auguut,
b 4t4fbl 49,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-17

london. Nov, ia dlHpaleh I'M mr.
Shanghai says; Gen Wis; o'v III ~
S S., v.nr Nhnrc the Chinese We're
t.,a, defoated With heavy loss. MAs
49,, ~ today for cowardica dhFlhs
that engngem2nf-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-17

msnd end u.se - for sixty days POST
81 rates A.si9i.sT IL and tt.Ssd
SIS IL. Commercial bills "a. s5sf4.ssi-l.
silver certificates 6sc bid. Bar silver
o9c Mexican dollars sic,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-17
Amcrlcnn srcnrI,ies.

London. Nov, is--canadlan Pacific.
60 s-s; Eic. II Isl Erie seconds. 70 IL:
Illinois Central, %. Mexican ordinary,
10 %; st. Paul common. 81 rs: New
York Central, l0l "a; Pennsylvania,
% Ia; Reading, "a; Mexican Central
new fours. 90 i-e.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-17

London. Nov. i6.--ooid is quoted to-
day at Buenos Ayres at 2,AS. at Mad
rid. 1880; at Lisbon. eco; at ~. Pc
tersburg. 80; NJ Athens, q. at Rome.
l0i 60. at Vienna. 1893
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-17

tf..t NV,rth fsas Nav "a
W. "V'", 49, wv ~
the cold wave mas maue trade SOME
what more active
Mcats--nry SAT-, clear 7 i-aci bacon,
short clear lac, bacon, oellich
y l-2o. dry salt hellcs, i-ae; medium
hams, lie. larte hams, 10 i-2o; small
hams, lac; breath asst bacon. lie.
Lard Compound, lac. pure leaf.
go, s,.,.., ao,.a nm,
sNbs MI ~ ,,"w,d,,.,a HaIt
peMuV.'1' ,.Se, c,t lnnr hhis ~,
ne,t.'s III Nnrre,s 80, yoi,r,,
cut loat haii pnr'els' N-ei SV'leW
clarlned' : i.le; .u q.
Cones -.!NrpuVh,sh Nlse~ ~ l-tn'
Midlena, ~ iI.el i,Sn =, ~ i- W.. A,sSo,'
~ 80 fiNH'" '''''''' - ''-N' 1900
Green eonee-Hy tne sack HNoi. lpc'
choice. ale lansy, ~, peNoNs,g
y l-se. o'e eo'''"'V'' '"'"' .'e' "''
chr. NC r.. ,,,,,. e.. -.
'Qy i.ae, 49,, ,o,. ,.,.,. 49,.
house too; choice. per rauon; SSe'
fancy RrNh, w baiien, ~ w,
M l,,,rshs KY 40, ~, IA ~
10 w" yi "a, medium NJ = IAN S,b
ms Nte.,,,,,,, h,,re,. N. 80
~ \. .,, nn,,ai 81 at. an, ii 4. r,.'t,
q 9tea , mani hnif bsrrSls siss, in.sai,
ION heeo, fs,s,,, Nv 49, "a va,
tusse,, in, Nv, aosen a al a tncrt,an
w, he' wv. tnse, IA VA, lipxnt,nn gai.
u"', Ia, ,,onrrini Tatlon IA TX
'uu, p.sv' rnntv nm ersan, sin,.,es
:, W. ns choice fuu cream. so ihs. Its'te,
,,sney iuh N'e"' S'""S S'''''V'"''
'oV' Grain. suc,ss ana r~tn..
CorlAEe-s iaAl rupa. hslf-inoh basis
ser' manilln rome. haif-inch baaia.
a., rofton rome. an riaoa. lie, cotton
sa'tnr ibc, 6.piy iutc twlne, II lac,
rive buphoi oat bags. 10. corn
,acl,a Ia plntte. 4 lao; a-ounce whent
sSoNa a i-le, ~ buahal S-ounce corn
snepa %.
rio"r ma orntn'
wheat No, ?. tlr, No. 3, 60c.
flour-.uest patents, ST. 40 per 100
mounds. half patents, 81 so; third grhdu,
81 10. fourth grade, SOL Northorn pat
ents. 50 %.
corn --.l1nr local wagOn lots. a5p pc
,oishel
SMfs Texaa rust proof chr lots, +.
o. b.. Fort Worth, 9ie! sacked, $40.
Hrnn Per lVe pounds, {. o, D., FORT
Worth, 70 leo,
s5 ,..tir lois, T. o, b.. Fort Worth,
-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-17

~, IouiR, Mo. Nov. i0--Cotton--
Quiet, Miedling, t-iOc; rccelpte, 1900
halosi shipmenta. 1900 bales; stock.
$4,000 hAlea.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-17

New orleans. Nov. is--Ex- Master
workman Powdcrly refused 10 talk to-
day concerning his reiafilnn toward the
convention OF knights o. Labor
Powderly's friends are quietly work
ing an "A boom for him.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-17
Buiilon Withdrawn.

London. Nov, lG-The amount OF
bullion withdrawn from the Bank OF
England on balance today was 100000
pounds.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-17

New York. Nov. n,--1overnment
bonds easy; state bonds quiet; railroad
bonds easier.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-17

New York. Nov, 6.--Bank clearings
500, ilS,S6l: balances. S6.iGO.1iO,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-17

lad Nov is, Money on cali
!. ,,n, Der ssnti last loan /. closed
klI.s Prime mercantile peugr
ma y. ~ sent. Sterling exchange
lsasrs, MI. with actual busmoaa
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-17
Premium
Sewing
Machine

Value SO. our price. SCI. whiah In
eluduH the semi. Weekly uakttte to any
RddreAB for ono Year.
Extra attachments In velvet lined
center drawer are included.
ThcnA attachments are superior ia
those made by any other manufacturer.
being the only ones that are on tho
murRot that are warranted eteri
throughout. Other sets are made ptin-
cipaily OF nrans, nlrklu plated. thu plat
inE perVing 20 hide the true character
OF mo metal underneath.
The GnAuttpn machine u strong ana
ein,plc ~ construction. There are but
few worilinR parts IN tho arm, hence Il
h eany 10 Keep properly cleaned and
oiled. and almost impossible for II 10
MOI out OF working order
rhe. machine " nnely nniahod ana
beautifully ornamcnted, and can be de-
pendcd ON to do equally we'll the light
~ and the heaviest work,
'rhe gAgette'R premium machine and
tho somi-weckly Gazette FOR ono year.
The oaso,te'a premium machine
aud tho daily aud Sunday ua-
retta by mail for ono year, 5000,
The GaEetto's premium machine aud
tho daiiy md sunday Gazette by mail
ak months, saJ,bO.
Address,
STATE PRINTING GO.
Fort worth. ToE-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-17

CordaHe- NlHhl ropn, hslf-lnoh haslsi
i.gn, MANILA rope, half-lnch baaia,
DO! cotton rope, an His0p lie. cotton
tWine, ibc, 6.ply juic twlne, " i-ac,
Five buahol oat hnga 7ol corn
racks, Ia Platte. i-7cj p-ounre wheat
saoku, a i-leI 2 i.a buahel S-ounce corn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-17

wheat. 6b@55 Use,
Corn, 81 b-Sc
Oats. rs $40
Pork Si2 20,
Lard, 81 o..
Ribs. 50 20,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-04-27
A RuSY Session

BosroN, April 27--The l4th annual con.
vention of the Lasters' Protective union
elected ID. j. Brennan OF Randolph presi-
dent and j. j. Hsgan of Lynn vice presi-
dent. Officers reports showed the organ
izstion to be fourishing financially and
in point of embership, and that the re.
serve fund had materially increased DUR
ing the last year. Resolutions were
adopted objecting to the ratification of
the Chinese treaty by the United States
senate. kilograms of sympathy were
sent to the striking miners and financial
aid promised. The blue label Of the Cigar
makers union was endorsed