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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-13


Chicago, Dec. i2.--A fair demand eX-
lsied for the different grades OF cat
lie and there was reasonable arm
set OF prices
Most OF the supply went out OF sell
ers hands at s. 0o02,7b for cows and
heicers and So. 50Ei. 70 for steers. Christ
mas steers were quoted 50 O00G 40,
though 20 bring more than 81 Is the
offerings would need TO be superficial.
There was inquiry for stockeTs and
feeders nj s2.0Oa3.2o; for veal calves At
81 .0oas.25.
Ilogs--Recelpts were much lighter
than expected. The decreased receipts
and the firmer tone OF the market for
hog products led 20 Increased iirmness.
In spite OF the soft weather and tho
slRclsness ut the shipping demend, sell :
crs unloaded 1T an advance OF bQl0c.
Common 20 prime heavy grades were
taken at 81 20af, 90 and poor TO choice
Hight at - ,00at.S5. Only a small part
OF the supply sold outside the limits
Of 81 2044.5 20. the popular prices being
81. 1904 IS and 81 a5qf. So buying most
Of tho heavier Weights Although not
active a fair business was transacted
IN the sheep market. Prices were very
uneven and averaged weak. but yester-
days outside quotations held good
A goodiy number OF sheep was held
over and these n..-a today's 1900,
made the pens full From 81 2JaS. 20
was paid for poor TO choice sheep. and
from So O0Tf 90 FOR lambs. The ma
Iorlty Of sheep sales were at 81 00fp2. 49,
and the bulk Of lambs brought ss,OoG
3.75.
Recelpts-cattic. 10000: calves. 800;
hogs, 81, 900. sheep. 10000
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-13

81 Louis. Mo. Dec. is-Fleur.-ouie,.
steady.
wheat-strong. nominally i-so higher.
No. 2 red cash. 81 sac; December.
50 i-sc; January. SIC: May. IS 5-sa
"a 3-4c.
corn-Hilgher on estimates for to-
morrow. closing i-t6i-so up. No. :
mixed cash, is l-ie; December, &c b.sc:
January. As a-tc; May. 4Ii.4e.
oats-Flrm. higher; No. red cash,
20 IL; December. 81 asked May, 81 IL
9s2 b-Sc, Sales OF Minnesota at "a l-2e.
Hran-Strong. Gle east track sacked.
Flax sced-si.t0i clover seed. good to
choice, sS.to1S.to; timothy seed. s4.7sV
525.
Hay--Steady. unchanged.
Butter--Duli depressed choice TO
fancy separator creamery, le-s2,a,
choice dairy. ieuisc,
EEgs-weak. isc.
Corn uieai--sa.o542la
Whisky
Cotton tles--6dc.
Bagging--5 1906 lie.
Pork. standard mess jobbing. sia25.
Lard prime steam, $3.50: choice,
$3.50 -; dry salt meats boxed shout
ders. s5.l2 L.: longs. s5S1 ~, rlbs, 81, 90.
shorts. s6,i2 la. Bacon packed shout
ders. s625 longs. Se.1S; ribs, sGST 10:
shorts, $500.
Reeelpts--Flour, 5000. wheat, 1000;
corn, 5000; oats, i6.o0O.
Shipmcnts-Flour 5000, corn, none,
oats. $4,000; wheat. none.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-13
THE GRAIN MARKETS WERE DULL
THE nAScE OF PRICES IN wnnAr
MARROW.
peaiinE- rartook OF n Holiday char
"e'er Two Weeks Ahead OF Time.
wheat Corn and Cat. Fraction
hirher-rrovisionn show Advance.

To F. @. McPeak & Co.. commission
merchants:
chicago, Dec. 1e---Bsrring the little
activity the nrst thirty minutes OF the
session. the wheat market has been an
extremely dun one, with the range OF
prices so narrow It is with difficulty n
tendency is denoted. With memories
OF additional elevator capacity being
made regularly and weak foreign adj
vices. coupled with ISIS car loads in ex-
cess OF last years receipts at tho north
west the trade was inclined to bear the
market At the start, but met with little
success. as the market soon lapsed into
q holiday attitude, being more suggest
I'VE Of Christmas week than two weeks
ahead. and with dearth Of effective
news II is not surprising dealings have
been clrcumscrlbed.
cleaances from Atlantic ports for
the day, 225,o00 bushels wheat and
hour. were disappointing, IN View OF the
export talSings reported from the sea-
board recently. In the absence OF any
encouragement from the other side We
DO not look for any material change
betore New Years 1t should not be
SNtfilHlUbt however 10 ttt n hAAnh ~
mand spring up any day, In view OF the
light supplies In the United Kingdom
and the demand from feeders FOR ami
NAL food Beerbohm makes RUS
Sian shipments for week 100000 guar
tors, being considerable under reports
current two days ago.
Corn-Holds remarkably strong. prln-
clpally on car lots. Receipts today DO
not come UP to expectations. while
there are but rs cars estimated for
tomorrow. The market Is quiet. how
ever. with no decided Improvement In
the speculative tone. shippers con-
tnue purchasers, and with limited OF
ferlngs an advance Of Ice from low
point was experienced,
Proyislons-Ifa shown considerable
strength today. The opening was nj
an advance OF &c to i5c all round. Pack
ers Were free buyers, while receipts q
hogs at the yards show falling on.
The $1,000 today ruled firm at an ad-
vance Of 5ffl0c per 100 pounds.
Range Of friccr nt Chicago.
Omen. High Low. Close.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-13

New York, Nee. }2,-7Wheai.h 81,
ceipis, 10000 oushsls' exports, lsi,ivV
bushels; sales, l,0So0OO bushels frtures,
GA 1000 bushels spot. Spet nfm; No, Z
red, store and elevator 60 S-sc@o0 e-sci
anoat, 81 7-sG6e l-Sc; {. o. b.. 50 S-ic;
No. / Northern, 50 2-ic delivered; No,
! hard, Il lac, delivered. Options OPP
ened firm on the cabpas, but dcclined
under a dull trade, advancing again at
noon on generous exports. business was
quiet in the Afternoon. but the market
ruled firm on the higher late cables
and fair local buying; closed i-sql-ies
advance No rcd, 50 3-Aip6lc. closed
Gle; February. 81 3-tW02c, closed &C
March, &c. closed g. 7-Sci May, 90 lao
CO li-i6c, closed 90 j.Sc; June closed
SO s7-Sr: July, 81 i6-iGca 4 Lie, closed
g. lie; December, 20 l5-lGc, closed
60 5-sc
Hldea-Flrm.
Ieathsr-Steady; hcmlock sole, Bue-
noe Ayres light to heavy weights,
l41-2c
pig Iron-Dull; Scotch, I9d20c; Amer
tcan' SO 5OGbf3.OO.
Tln-Barely steady: straights. si4lb.
Lead-strong: brokors' price. $500;
exchange price s3i2 i-g.
Conner-strong: broliprs' price. f-2c;
orcha,,.e nrice . 'I-ge. gales On change
sn ,ons nj st4. 70.
cotton seed ou-Inaetive and nom
inei
Sncoa nnttops onenea steady nj I0e
ad,.ancn sor 0ctobfr Win otbor months
, nr i,,, N ia no,nts decline ruled
generaily dull, closed steady al 10
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-13

Liverpool. Dec. i2.-- Bacon--Qulei; de-
nand moderate; Cumberland cut. Is 20
IN pounds. sss. short ribs, = pounds,
"a long clear, light. IS to l5 pounds,
az. long clear. heavy. Sc pounds, sss;
mort clear, backs, light, ~ pounds,
"a. short clear. rniddl!ng. heavy. ,.
p5nnds, 3is Cd; clear bellies. u 70 IL
pq shoalders-square. is TO IS pounds.
us 60.
49,. -.
Pork-Prime riess. fine western, Goa
medium western, bSs Sd.
Lard-Dull; prime western. ses; re-
dned In pals, a7s.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-13

trs sssw York, Dec, 1e.--At the sub.
na a se,S "a this city it was said that
40 ~ sol1 had been engaged for exnort
hpa" I o'clock About 81, a0o. COO has
~ zen withdrawn this week, but some
W .nal Is believed to be for the pur-
Use Of repaylng to banks the gold
,vholrowed for the purpose OF paving
s government for the new bonds
, ,osne ms been withdrawn for the pur-
VS. ~ having Il weighed. to see II II
IN ny too light for export. At the
said ~ bazard Freres today It was
ABOUT N.ooOOo0 on saturday
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-13

kansas city, Dec. l2.-cattic--Re-
ceipis. 400; shipments. 1900; market
slow but steady. Texas steers. 81 25g
). %; Texas cows. 81 .s592 10; beef steers
SO .00Q5. as: native cows. N.2sgs. 90;
stockers and feeders, ,2.2b9s.So; bulls.
81 9015 %,
Hogs--Reoeipts 1900; shipments, 700.
market strong to % higher. LUX 81
saies. 81 1904 IS. beavies. - s044. 90,
packers, 81 2ssys.so; mixed. H.loaAt0;
lights. S. $3.50; workers.. +.OoQi.io;
plTs, $3.50.
shcep-lReceipis 300; shipments. 900
market slow.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-13

ST. Louis, Dec. 12.-cattie-Roeeipts
$500; shipments. 600; market strong
higher: native steers, good ordinary
q. Is; fair 10 medium. 50 iol4.00 feed.
ers, 81. 25; cows, 50 os42 rs: Texaa steers
s. b5a3. 76: Hight, I2.7503 90; COWS, N.7'
g2.25.
Hogs Receipts. $500; shipments. 1000
market firm: strong and iOc higher
81. s5a4.s5. good medium and mixec
lots. 81 .1Oq4 IS; common TO fair light
80 7004 90.
shecp-Recelpt 100; shipments. 400
market strong. active and higher; nn
tive mixed, 50 .iodz,75; sheep and lambs
81 g0Q 25; lambs. fs.ss.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-13

Kansas Clty, Mo-. Dec 1g.--Wheat-
Slow but steady, No. hard. SIC. No.
, red, SIC: reieeted, l6Gilc, sample
sales, 4 @. b.. MisMsslpp river, No. 2
hurd, 30 sac; No. red, SIC
Corn--l-fc lower: mixed. a i-2ail sac;
No. white. ~ Lee
oats--Flrfn: white. so9aic; No. .
white, $50.
Itye--Firm; No. 2. igc.
FlRxseed--Dull. si.3sflI 40.
nran-- Higher: 4s0l9e.
Hay-Easler; timothy, IS ,OO9s soi
prairie 81 50a0 90. ssf
Bptter-pul and weak; creamery. ie
fisic; dairy, i9a15nrb
Eggs-Wcai; iao,
Rccelpts-wheat, 1900; corn. $4,000
oats, 600,
Shipments--Nonc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-13

Liverpool. Dec. s.--whaat--spoi
quict, demand poor. No. red winter.
- . led. No. red spring stocks ez-
hanated. No. hard Manitoba. 30 "a;
No. California. IS 3 i-2d.
Futures opened quiet. near positions
J., farthlng lower and distant positions
nnehanced; closed steady with mar
nostlons farthingB lower and disthnt
posltlcns ] farthing lower. Buslness
heaviest IA nearest and most blatant
nositlons. December. a. ? Id Jnnuafy.
= I'D. February, o. iOd; March. 2a
10 i-4d; April. Is 10 I'D; May. a. 10 sd
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-13
r.,a, 90 chicago without Change
Via 81. Louis.

The ''rrnu Mountain Route" always
.t,d,inc the comfort or iis patrons.
hoa ests blished o combination system
~ PullnAn and wagner sieeping cars
.ia Sshina 70 without change. via The
an ush and Chicago and Alton rail-
ss nv this arrangrment the great
Iosr rS.,nycrieuoe IS AFFORDED the traveller,
81. ANS 10 the Just reputation which
M ,o,,t, tas gained Of being the fore
ths IN III irnproyerneats popular with
ron ~. public For further lnfor-
Tue army 10 John c. Lewis, Travel
n ~. passenger Agent. Austin. Tex
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-13

London, Dec, Neutrality-suspicious. TO
, ,he new Russian loan were opeaed at
me hothschiid banking house al 10
Q clock this morning and the list closed
Low 2. m. The amount reserved
.or LONDON is not announced but ii is
a ~ as 70 be three million pounds. or
ollVn ni the total amount. Is ,0OO, 900
boulus. me three million pounds have
a. "pplsu Tor here many times over
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-13

New York. Dec. IL. --cotton--Net re-
ceipss, 1865; gross, s2e6: forwarded, sbsS;
sales, SIS. srlnner,. 7iS: stock. ios.696.
Total today net receipts. ss.sS6: exports
TO Great Britain, 7T5e: 20 the continent,
ii.5is: stoek. i,iSs.5ss Consolidated net
receipts, 22c.fso; exports 10 Great
Britain. 5l,iSs: France. 81 200: to the
continent. a5.4i5. Total since September
I: Net receipts, 4.atp,2ac; exports Great
Britain. i,25i,sis; 10 France. sS;,9io; 10
the continent. i,0S2.9ib.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-13
I.iycrpooi cotton.

Liverpool. Dec. i2.--coiion--spot
moderate demand, prices steady; Amer.
lean mlddling SGD Tho sales OF the
day were 10000 bales. Of which 1000
were for speculation and export. aud
Included 300 American. Receipts 80.
900, Including $4,000 American.
FnturcB--Opencd quiet, closed quiet.
December i-Gld buyers; December and
January 1-sfd; January and Fcbrua-
rs i-0ld buyers February and March
3 2-s4d buyers; March and April a-6id
buyers; April aad May 4-eiQ3 5-Gid;
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-13

corn-spot steady, American mixed
5s- Futures opened dun and unchanged
and closed quiet with near positions 1
10 farthings lower. Business hea West
on early positions, December. Sc;
January. Is "a; February. a. Sd, March,
Is 50; April. Is I'd May. Is Sd
Flour--Dull, demand poor: ST Louis
fancy winter g.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-13

New York. Dec. i2.-The announce
want ~ me sale Of tine 1900 packages
~ staple and colored cotton g99as hAs
st.rseted chief attention. sun thsie
mas been more business ~ other .nsa
kets Of colored cottons tiln n~, ~ -, -,
uIu.t , ,he nrice OF aG-inch cotton ~
qu n Hero. 90 nett Farwell. cei
I r,,,,,,t anchor 6 3-4c; Cumberland aa-
i.n,c.d To- &c and Hope at value;
sii nrsstv falr business was done u
n,dtos fabrics and fancy prints.
p prgntIng cloths quiet and steady AZ
3-4c.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-13

y al ,orE Dec. 12.-Money on call
lssi ner cent; last loan / l-2;
81 y Per cent. Prime mercantile
Ih,n-a s2i l-2 per cent. Sterling
|htss Ivy and steady. with actual
y for ~ bankers bills at 81. IS 3-Ia
| trtv assinand and at S4.s7 s-4614 IS
- 'ass Posted rates "a. IS t-2R
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-13

New orleans, Ia. Dec. i2--Cotton
quiet; middling. s sisc. low middllng,
I i5.i6c; good ordinary. 4 ii-lsc. Net
receipts. i6S9e; gross, i6.t,3. exports. TO
Great Britain. ssi1. TO the continent,
scsS; eoastwise. 2fec; sales. $3.50. stock,
S5S.csf
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-13

, New York. Dec. 1.-THE Evening
POSTS cahlegram says: The markets
We're quiet but good, even Americans
showing a much better tone. although
We hnish was under the best. Two
anu half million dollars have been
America TO Europe. The Russian loan
10 great success.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-13

London, Dec. 12.--Canadian Pacific
q IL; Erie II: Erie seconds 60; Illinois
Central 81 l-2: Mexican ordinary
- 7-S; st. Paul common 90 is; New
York Central 10l 3-S; Pennsylvania
81 b-s; Reading Z "a; Mexican Central
New 4s 81 L.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-13

we take pleasure IN announcing that
our new South side stable. the boat
equipped 10 Fort Worth. 10 now open
An stalls are large. llEht ana airy, and
packed with clay; are The fneat fhins
FOR horses feet. No danger OF ilro.
Your patronage solicited.
MAYFIELD & Afford.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-13

New York. Dec. l2.-The total sales of
stocks today were eoe,97i. shares. In.
cluding American Cotton oil. 81 600
American sugar, 91.2OO; Burlington, 5000,
chicago gas, 3i00. Dlsuning, 2s,500
Erie. $500; Manhattan, $500 Northwes-
tern, 200; Rock Island, 1900; Reading,
200; St Paul Is, 800
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-13

ST. Petersburg. Dee l2-The Bourse
Gazette estimates that the applications
Tor the new Russian loan OF i5.00O.O 900
pounds amount TO four milllards Of
francs In France alone. or nearly ten
times the sum required:
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-13

London. Dec. 12.-Bar silver % s-id
per ounce, Money Id per cent. The
rate OF discount in the open market for
short and three months bills is rs per
cent. flI1
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-13

bills si.se i-2Q4 S. T." commercial
silver certificates "a "a, -
s'Ner % Sic Mexican dollars "A. Oar
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-13

Galveston. Tex. Dee. is.--cotton
steady. Nlddllng. 6 l-,cs sales. alhs
bales; receipts. lass; experts. sess;
stock. so7.6s7.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-13

New York, Dec. 2.-Government
bonds Arm; state bonds inactive; rail-
road bonds strong.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-13

May ana June esd buyers; June
and July i-sid. July and Au-
gust g-6ld buyers; August ana Sep
,enhcr 3 io-6i0s li-sfd.
Tenders OF loday's deliveries none.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-13

Fort Worth, Tx, Dec. ~.
Trade very heavy with unehansed
price,,
Mcats-pry salt. cicar, i-ic; bacon.
short clear So, bacon, helllcS, al-so'
dry salt. bellies, Sl-se. medium hams.
10 see, large hams. 10 l-sc, small hams.
He, breakfast bacon. 10 l-.c.
Lsrd-compound. Gaze; pure leaf,
s.4c. -------
susar--standard graduated. li-2ei
powdered, bills. ia-4c, powdered half
barrels. 90, cut ionf. bbla., s.Ac. cut
loaf h0lf barrels, DC; yellow CHARMED,
DC.
cofrce-Arhucklea Arlnaa, 81 i-sci
Midland, 81 l-2o; Lion, gll-ac, Alaroma,
q Ice, French market. II l-2ei NNNN.
II 1890.
Green Correctly the Jack, good, i9e;
choice. gle; fancy. q i-se; penherry,
q i-se; old government Java &c; Mo-
Nee Common, &C., prime. &c, head,
7dn7 i-sc.
Molasses- nhrroi iota. fancy sugar
house, 45c. rhoicc. per gallon, a6c; fancy
syrup, per gallon. a5c 20 l0c
salt rlnh--Ncw mackcrel medium,
No. 4 hair barrels, $40, No, 2, i0-ih
mel kits, sl.io; medium, No. !. lob net
Kits. Si,a5.
Pickles Medium, barrels. $3.50; me
dium hAif barrels, 50 dSl small, harrcle,
81 90; small. hnlf bnrrcls, 1926. 10 gals
lon kegs $40; bgnlou kegs, 81, bol
pints, 60ci quartz, per dozen, 81 20; half
gallon, per dozen, Sl,1h. American, gall
lon, per dozen, ts,g6 liexagon. gallon.
81 tni Imporlnl, gallon, sG76.
Cheese Fancy, fnll cream. oinsiee
"a i-2ci ch0len full cream, 20 iha II s.lc;
fancy full cream. Young Americans
100.
Grniu. Sacks and Twinc.
CordaRe- -slaai rope. half.luoh basis
i-2o, MANILA rope, hnlt.ineh basis
pel uotton rope, All HiEpa, lie. cotton
twiue. ihc, b.ply lutte twlnc n 1-ec.
Fivc.buahel ont bags. Tel corn Raclts.
Ia Platte, i-2ci Bounce whent sacks,
i-ioi l-2 hushol s-ounoe corn sacks,
&c.
Etour and urnin.
Wh9at--No. .. bac; No. ., 500.
Flour-iiost patents, sils per 100
pounds; half patents. fis0, third grade.
tii0; fourth grade. S5e. Northern pnt.
| ents. e. 90.
corp-ller local. wagon lots, a5o per
| buHhcl,
Oats -Tcxaa rust proof. car lots, +.
o, b. Fort Worth, ace. ancked. aio.
Brnns-Per 100 pounds, (. o. b.. Fort
Worth. 70 i-2e.
Hay-.CRr lots, e. o b., Fort Worth
best rarnoy $40 per ton. best IN
land. 81. alfalfa, loonc. local, 81 pei
ton; prairie, local, per ton. SO. bouT. co.
Poultry ana nHRs.
Poultry old hens. per dozen.
? SO, apring chickens, per dozen. 81 toQ
1 27b. rnostcra. per dozen. 81 a6. turkey
hens. b0c gobhlers, 75c, Reesc per doz-
] en-, 81; ducks, per dozen, t9ds 20,
! i1rrF- Frcah. without ease. a2o.
nuttois-Fresh country l2gi5c; choice
creamery. 2oRa3o
Fresh Vegetables and Fruits.
eeetabioa--Cabbnges per h., 2e; 20.
tatoeH. 7ac, per bunhel; onions, per
/ NJ, 2ci heeta, per lb 2oi tomatoes, Der
| buahei 81. wax beans, one-half hushel
baskets. 81; celery. 4o0h0c per bunch,
pumpkin yAmH, per buHhnl, 7bc
Fruits -LemouH, fancy (2s0a) per box
| .iQt 60, Florida oranges. So,
Northern apples. taMa,bO per barrel,
bananas. q ,25u2 90 per bunch.
Cotton ana Wool.
cotton--I.ow middiing. $3.50: utriot
low middlinE i-sc; mlddlinR. 1859
strict middling. ai-sc; good mlddlinR
5-sc.
wooi.-I.ight medium. iOe. low inedi.
| nm, &c, heavy fine. e9sc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-13

A nip 90 rsate ciaus--Send the
weekly Cafetfe as christmas
presrat 20 relative or friend In
nnofhrr sfnfo. onIy sixty cents -
nrnr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-13

81. Louis. pee. is.--wooi--Quiet With
out change
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-13

New York. Dec. Blank elearings
sol. l60,557; balances s5,5is,2O2.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-13

Dr. ufnhi- '"1'S
Deafness and eye diseases Dundee blk
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-13

Wheat. 55 S-sc. q
Corn. a i-2o.
oats, 20 3-Sc.
Pork, sii.e5e
Lard, Sd.S2.
Ribs, Sc e5.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-13

Cotton--I.ow middllng. $3.50: strict
low middllnK i-sc; middlinR, s.sol
strict middling. ai-sc; good mlddllnR,
5-8c.
Wool.-I.lght medium. 10c, low inedi.
um, Sc, heavy fine. Gfso.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-13

Poultry p Old hens. per dozen
so, spring chickens, per dozen, 81 toQ
10: rnostcra. per DOZEN 81 20. turkey
hens. b0c; gobhlers, Zoe, Reegc per doz-
en-, 50; ducks per dozen, i2as 20,
i1rrF-Frcah. without case. a2o.
nuttor-Fresh country, l2gi5c; choice
creamery, gn61a9N,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-13

New York, Dec. 12--stocks and
bonds closed at the following prices
bid;
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-13

Cordage--slaal rope. half.luoh basis,
Z i-2c, MANILA rope. hhlf-inch basis
pei uotton rope. All HiEpa, lie. cotton
twiuc ihci b.ply lutte twlnc, n 1-2o.
Fivc.buahel oat bags. lei corn Raclts
Ia Platte, i-2ci Bounce whont sacks
Q l-ie. 3 l-2 hushol s-ounoe corn sacks,
The record-union., 1894-08-11

Paper for Bank of England notes is
made from new linen, never from rags.
The record-union., 1894-08-11
For the RECoRD-UNIoN.l
ANCIENT THEOSOPHY.

II we to-day cons back should be tWirled
To earliest philosophy
We'd smile that they knew of an occult world,
And believed III theosophy.
In Lhe days when beings were first human,
When to our race naught was olden,
Not an old maid-what delight to woman i
Then the days truly were golden.
When the gods of Olympus created
The fair golden race for this earth,
The love of the gods never abated,
But constantly planned for their mirth.
Toll was not heard of, and pleasure and ease
Were never with strife eommingled;
To these mortals was known but one disease,
Their veins with love fairly tingled.
If youth fell in love with maiden,
And the maid in love with the youth
Happy they, III terrestrial Aidenn,
With home in palace of truth.
And if by chance in their loves they were
crossed,
This maid and this youth crossed in love,
These lovers were to each other ne'er lost,
For she would fly Off as dove.
And our hero with heart-moanings so deep
Would pray release of lies bands,
And Death would steal him away awhile
asleep,
And watt him to heavenly strands.
In unseen realms anew their troth they plight,
And dispense great wealth to mortals;
Carefully they guide Cupid's darts Alright,
And for lovers watch the portals
If we to-day cons back should be twirled
To earliest philosophy,
We'd smile that they knew of an occult world,
And believed in theosophy.
VAN LLETH