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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-18

New York, Nov -wheat--necelpts
3s.lOO; exports. 1900 bushels; sales,
9.6i5, 900 bushels ;tutures.1s,O 900 spot. Spot
stronger. No, red store and elevator.
90 s-Sc; aaoat, 90 5-saGo use; (. o. b..
CT 5-sc; No. hard, 10 Use.
Options strong all the forenoon on
foreign buying. increased weekly ex-
ports from both coasts and higher
grades. Trade developed very bull
ish undertone, closing 5s45S 3-ic ad-
vance. and on the curb prices advanced
1-4c more. No. red, 60 5-S00lc clos
ing Gle: February closed 81 i-sc; NJ rch
CLOSED % 3.ic; May. GO s-4Q9i sc.cloasd
81 f-go, November. 5gub9 3-Sc. closed
20 s-sc; December, 80 1865 Use. closed
Hides steady-wet sailed selected,
az 10 80 pounds and Buenos Ayres dry,
20 TO "a pounds. lie; Texas dry. "A to 20
pounds. i-24Gc.
Leather quiet Buenos Ayres light
10 heavy weight, 10 to 1sc
wool quiet. Domestic fleece. 100
2ic: pulled, s0925c.
Copper quiet. Brokers' price. lie.
read steady. Brokers' prices. $500.
ain plates dull.
cottouseed OH quiet but firm Prime
crude, g5Q2eo; on crude. 2sQg4c; yellow
hutter grades. 3i132c: choice yellow,
AL nominal; prime yellow. sOd3ic. yell
low on grades. 27Q2Sc; prime white.
32q32c nominal.
coltse options opened barely steady
Mt i0Q2O points decline under weak
european adviees. reacted on local COW
erlng and closed steady at 10 10 points
net Decline.
sales. 1900 bags including December
1905; january. i2s5Gi2coi March. lg'
MAY. 1ibs3li.e5: August, li4zo; sspssm'
SPOT Rio firm. No. Z. Is "a Closed
auiet and steady. Sales none.
Santos 6rfn. Good average Santos
II. receipts, 1900 bags; stock. lgt .oos
bags.
decline. Sales. 1900 bags. Hayri
ansnrd ouiet. unchanged % i-4f al
VANCE. at 1900 quiet. Total sales 100
haaa Next Monday Will be u holiday
no stead No. Rio, II.
Exchange, u 1i-l6c. Receipts, 500
hsrs Cleared for the United states
10 30 hays; cleared for Europe none
I e,oolt 2il. 900 bags.
warehouse deliveries from New You
,esterday. g97i bags; New York ntocl
| se-dav 1921 bags. United Siatci
stoek. Isl. 600; a1oat for United States
I ~ 900 bags.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-18
LIVE STOCK MARKETS


Chicago. H.. Nov. 1.-THE cattle
trade was quiet and values without
change. There was a little inquiry
from the different classes Of buyers.
sl.S5Q4, so being offered for Texas cat
Tie. This week receipts amounts to
1900 head. The receipts Of hogs were
estimated at $1,000, making 27l,O0O for
this week, Heavy hogs were Inactive,
with little demand for that sort Tie
market remained strong. Light and
light mixed lots were more than steady.
Sales were at S4,959i5 80 for common
TO choice light, sl4Oq4, CO for medium
weights and Si.50@l.SO for heavy
weights. Only about 1000 sheep and
lambs arrived today.
There was q quiet and nomlnally un-
changed market at Zoe to $500 for in
ferlor to choice sheep and at 81 5OQ
S.S5 for lambs.
This weeks arrivals foot up about
g4.5O0.
Receipts-cattle. 1000; calves, 400;
hogs, 10000; sheep. 1000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-18
COTTON, GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
LIVERPOOL THE ONLY WEAK cor
TON MARKET YESTERDAY.
New York and New oriean. Close
uiEher-whest stronger, with Adj
vance at ciosing-The PROVISION
Markets Generally higher.

# @. McPeak & CO.. in their review
OF yesterdays cotton marAe., say.
Liverpool furnished US another dts
appointment this morniug IN ! decline
Of about points, whfo spjts were
neglected and easier, sales being only
1000 bales. Our prices IN the face OF
heavy and discowaging cables haya
been remarkably steady. principally
on the buying resulting In the preya-
lence OF cold wave over great por-
ton OF the belt New York closed
about points higher than last night.
although the market has been quiet.
spots were unchanged a. 5-Sc. dull
and easy, with 2ss sales, New orleans
spots remain unchanged IN tally az
l-l6c. with sales by factors OF $500
bales, and 1900 to arrive. But We are
advised on good authority that most
OF the sales made there today were at
decline Of l-i6c Port receipts prom
lse 10 he about $4,000, against 42,2lT
last year and $4,000 last Safur'av.
New Orleans expects $500 Monday.
against $4,000 last year same day.
The Chronicle says: Reports from
the south denote that tho temperature
has been lower In some sections " the
south during the week, and that kining
districts. Picking and marie iins OF
the crop have progressed rapidly, the
rainfall having been light generally
Norths-r spinnfrs' taklnRs 6gi 500.
Southern consumption 100000. Total
In sight 296l ,4Gi. interior stocks In eN-
cess S4iSi4 Net overland al T2G. To-
tal port receipts s,o0i,S9i Total ex-
ports ,7a4, 1913 Visible supply 3.70i. 1850.
American visible 3,376,650"
In commenting on these figures. New
York says; Crowd evidently accept
ChTonicle analysis, fnVorlng govern
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-18

Liverpool. Nov 17.-Cotton spot dull;
prices easier; American, 3D. The sales
Of the day were 1000 bales. OF which
600 were for speculation and export
and Included 600 American. Receipts
3s.l0O bales all American.
Futures opened easy with poor de-
mand and closed duh at the decline.
American middliug L. NJ. c November
2 5G-Gid buyers; November and Deem
Der. 5G-6id buyers: December and
January. 56-Gig2 57-Gld; january and
February. 57-Gid2 5S-6id; February
and March, 59-6iQ2 60-Gidi March
and April, . Ci-6id buyers; April and
May, g2-6iG2 63-G4d: May ana June.
9gS lei: June and July. 8 2.6id: July
and AuEust. t-Gld sellers.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-18

IAhgton, Nov. 17.-Today's with
is Of gold from the sub-treas-
, New York. presumably to be
b he purchase OF bonds amount
a.i,soo as aglnst $4,000 with
/ yesterday. The total amount
" Withdrawn from the several
fsisaries since the bond call Is
is, II which amount s427,0OO was
insn from New York today
3ilssN yesterday. The unmes OF
parker and brokers who made
iaEsls OF New York yesterday
|ietAy are as follows: Central
hil bank, $1,000, 900; Watson
10000; Western National bank
'muut Of Shawmut National
Boston. $500, 900: Third National
ga account Of Shawmut Ma
bank. Boston. $500. 900; South
,tonal bank. 325. 900: Central Ma
bank. $4,000; Asiel & Co.. y77,-
|stirick s. Gilman. 500, 900.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-18

New Orleans. La, Nov. l7.-sugar-
Open kettle. steady; fully fair 70 prime
2 Size; fair 10 good fair, . $500 7-lec
good common. s-sc; common. "a; cen
trifugai, strong; plantation granulatod
i3-iGc. choice white S-leaa 5-sc; on
white, 3 $500 i-2o; gray white. lisa
. lac: choice yellow clarified. LA
. J-iGc; prime yellow clarified l-sg
3-lGc. on yellow clarified. lisa
, i-lGc; seconds, ease
MOlassea--Steady; open kettle, choice
a2f3ec; strictly prime, ace. good prime
2Gu2sc, good fair to prime, 22025n. fair
2oQ2ic: common to good common, lsd
lsc; centrifugal. choice, zoe; good prime
TO strictly prime. 1iqi5ci good fair tc
prime. 7dioc good % common to fair
5Q6c; inferior 70 common, 445ci syrup
1sU22c.
other markets steady and un'
changed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-18

Kansas City, Mo, Nov. l7-Cattle--
Receipts, POO; shipments, 400; market
steady but slow; Texas steers. $1,000
500. beef steers. s2.5Od5 60; native
cows. sl,OOQS GO, stockers and feeders,
81 2O1s.6b.
Hogs Receipts. 1900; shipments. 400;
steady to firm; bulk OF sales. Si.35p
4.55; heavy. 81. 45d4.7O; packers, 81. 80
Qi.70; mixed. 81 1904 go; lights, 50. 900
4.4O; pigs, s3.5Od4.00.
sheep-Receipts. 400: shipments, 200:
market steady, unchanged.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-18

New York, Nov. I7.-cottou--Net re-
coipts. none; gross. e9lG; forwarded.
1866; sales. les, all spinncrs; stock.
1910. Total today and consolidated.
Net receipts iiaOs; exports 20 Great
Britain. l4,ii3; to France, iQ,i75; to the
continent, SOIL; stock, 1909 GgG. Total
since September ! Net receipts. 9,0is.-
o24; exports, to Great Britain. sen:
to France, 2i3.s5i; to the continent.
472O7l
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-18

New York, Nov. 1.-THE dry goods
et-Unfavorable weather condl-
lions were against any demand ex-
cept that of an urgent character to
meet current wants. No new arrivals
of Importance were present, and out
side OF deliveries on account of old and
new engagements that took a great
many goods there was little to re-
mark. Printing cloths very Arm at
li-l6c.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-18
Money ana r,ehnnrs.

New York. Nov. i7.--Money on call
easy at per cent: last loan /; closed
at per cent. Prime mercantile paper
i-2Ss l-2 per cent. Sterling sxehsnS.
quiet with actual business in bankers
DIS at s4.s7 IA for demand ana at
a,se - Tor sixty; posted rates 4.s7Q
~, ~ and i.ss and ASS i-2: commercial
90 ans e. f;sop4.s5 IL. Silver certificates
Bar silver bs i-4c
Mexican dollars Sic.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-18

st. Louis, Mo, Nov. 11-cattle-Re-
ceipts. 1900; shipments. 1900. Market
nominal; sales too light 10 establish
market.
Hogs-Receipts. 1900; shipments, 500:
market steady to strong; good heavy,
46OG4 G5; medium to good light and
mixed lots, 81. s5g4.45; common lights,
81. 0OQl.2b.
Sheep-Receipts, 200; shipments, zoe:
market quiet. mixed sheep and lambs,
81 95Q2 60; lambs, S3.2502.6O.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-18

New Orleans, La, Nov. F.-Cotton--
quiet and steady; sales. spot $500. to
arrive 1860; receipts. 2i,Si5; exports, to
Great Britain. 1000 to France i0.475;
to the continent. l2,50l; coastwlse. S6Gs;
stock, 9g2.7ig Futures. steady; sales.
2S, 500. November 5.0l bid; December,
5 .O5Q5 DC; January, 5,Os95.09; Febru-
AIRY. 5.13q5.lI; March, 8 1906 20; April,
5.2iQ5 %. May. 5.3Od5.Sl; June. 1869
5.37; July b.42g5.43; August. e.idV
bAS
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-18

Liverpool. Ney l7,--ciosing. Wheat
Firm. holders offer sparingiy; No. Z
rcd winter IS lod, DO spring ss Id.
corn-Dull: holders Offer moderately
,pot a. ii La; futures arm; holders
ofler sparingly; November 4s VA
pecefnber Is 10 s.ld; January a. I'D.
Fiour--Firm; holders OFFER moder'
ateiy; St Louis fancy Writer q %.
Lard-stsady, holders offer spailngly
SPOT ais ID.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-18

Kansas City. Mo. Nov. Wheat
Firm: No. hara. so95ic; No. 2 red
$4,000; rejected. .egaIe. sales by sam.
pie on change T. Q. b. Mississippi river
No. hard. Sic; No. red. 60 sac.
corn-f.ower; No 2 mixed, ~ la
~ lie; No white. ~ he.
oats-slow; No. N xed, 30 i-2Vsic
No. 2 white. s5Q33 lie.
Buttcr-sieady. creamery. igq2le
dairy. i3QiTc,
Eges--Less active, lsc.
Reeeipts-whoat. 1900 bushels corn
shipments-corn. 10000 busheiA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-18

15u,o, Ohio, Nov. 1.-THE circuit
court has given a decision whieh IN ,.
vaIIdatss the title to largs quanuy
Of land, a part OF which Is IN me pn a.t
ness portion or the city me stahua "a
oil company's immense tehnS'' 1ahn
rnntnra aIed ia isis. leaving a largs
,s,o 1, which he gave his widow =
NJ interest She disposed Of mos 90 81
~ nronerty before her death N ~,
sur men. the heirs hays been sseNln''
10 regain possession.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-18

Gold Hin. Col. Nov i7.--rhe grand
Jury has returned indictments for muir
der against Richard shepard. John
Koch, John Rlchweln and George Vo-
gel for alleged participation in the
iynchlng on June l OF Alexander NJ.
MoCurdy, sentenced to three years IN
the pententlary for horribly mutilat.
Ing Arthur Berry. whom he suspected
Of intimacy with his wife.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-18

louisville and Nashville. 1900: Man
hattan consolidated. $500; National
, ,eaa company. 400; New Jersey cen-
,rel 1890: Northwestern. 400: Read
ing, $50; Z. q p. NTH assessn,snt
ps. a. saov; Rock Island. 5000; 81. paul.
sSaw' southern railroad. W. l.. $500.
western Union. 500. " s's''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-18

Extra India mess. s7s cd prime mess
Cos sd.
Hama--ISlrm. Holders offer moder-
ntely. Short cuts, as.
Bacon--Holdors offer moderately.
Cumberland cut firm. seR; short ribs
steady, sos Cd; long clear, forty.iive
pounds. steady. Cd: long and short
clear. forty-five pounds, steady, SIS.
Shuldera-Stoady, 2os,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-18

paris Nov. i7-Gen. MERCER, MIMI ,,o-
IL =, var, is quoted as saying no w. IN,
W ~ Sacurnent have been extraelss,
por l ne war ONCE by Capt ALBEIT
preyi,u ,.,oortsnce passing through hs
eass achoenbeck and Won Casssl
hahus .sted upon suspicion OF being
s ~ In the conspiracy Insy uery
bsins concerned In any eo r,y asT.
Papsrs seized. howe eve unity.
onsirate that they are su"''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-18

|'a Nov, 1.-THE stock market
vas quiet. American securities
unchanged to IA lower and
a. the opening figures. Cana
|lane was the weak figure, OPEN
decline OF 9-s and closed at
, net loss of SIS from yester-
e9slng. English consols We're
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-18
AN NcIDENT OF the STRIKE,
nniIroad strike Costs California
UorticuIturists FI,OoO.OoV'

San Francisco. Nov. II The fourth
h,ennial report OF the state board OF
bnrtiruiture, states that, owing 10 the
raiIway strike. California fruit grow
ers lost over sl.OO0,o0o Had II NOT
been for the railroad tie up the sea-
SON would have been the most proht-
ahis Tor horticulturlsts in the history
OF the state. Shipments to lonaoh
are declared impraeueable untii SNIP
ners can secure cheaper and better
transportation.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-18
no 1p GOLD FOR BONDS
| ..rvpn.wAIs FROM NEW
n yonK pASh1
49, on wall strsst-saie'
'i -,r.n.y ana Esshsnse--
'''s- ,.,uritis. in Lendon-
/ a.sa Market.


rarset opened moderate
s:oek ~ rangers being the fea-
ssaS; US ossed for sale by Cam
ana ,u,ing to the decrease
broker, M second week OF 81.
trirgs .,'ch larger than expected
D elns f,atureless and ap9u' yes
W. ss,,res The Coal STOCKS MeI
nd operators In ms elass
Ifea ~ wait until they see now
freo y the large Individual
BIZ pssT ,he coal carrying roads
fors any western Union was solu
fsauh' u,,ny by parties who We're
+ on ~ az II The report OF st.
n, NC second week OF Noyenpedr,
~ decrease In earnings OF 70
,sed a fierce raid upon the
fni, V,.hleh was extended TO the
NJ, ,riih the exception OF sugar
NY In which the opportunity
aaeaI5 IA cover outstanding short
~ The selling In st. Paul,
y i,nIon and Manhattan was py
nit brokers. II was believed
- was liquidation In Manhat-
~. hrnIers being used TO market
Tbere was also some cover
,rsdcrs ON account OF the dis
~, the Increase IN operating
:" a.qs due to heavy renewals
and ties, which was charged 10
~ expenses, and not capital
- Southern railroads were VERY
:, mo listing OF the securities
,nsslblllty OF borrowing the
the bears a chance 20 sell
lar which they had been walt
N, the close stop orders were
and market was weak.
4. MePenk 6 Co.;
y,rk Nov. l7.-Big operators
,iiy ala nothing in Sugar. but
IN 4, beari.h. Fois Ign houses
Xyiirare stock at close. Bon Is
n Irregular Rock Island off,
AZ no Improvement IN business.
~ weaker. Feeling rather that
I'D Of Reading was a blum,
'lnhla took 1t. 81. Paul earn
era led $4,000 Chances said
n favor OF usual dividend by
Western.
Al d. m.-Marker for Ameri-
,p,ned weak and closed irregu-
Ake Shore is lower: st. Pal
rher. Louisvil'e ami Nashville
Eer. Erie is higher; Uai"u Pa
( heher: Northern Pacific pre-
uaehanged; Reading S-3. Atohi-
"a higher.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-18

Black Hawk. Col. Nov i7.--work-
men dropped a lighted candle In a keg
Of powder at the Fargo mine tunnel
this morning. The powder did not or'
plode, but the ERE started amokc, the
fumes from which aunucatcd 10 denth
four workmon IN the tunnel. Albert
snndomon, Rurham. Nevada, WHIT
leaves wife and I'VE children. james
Whitlow and Upper Wiilia, married.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-18

Chicago Nov 1.-THE police were
called out at noon today 10 quell a
bread riot In the lity hall Two nun.
dred and MY discharged employees Of
the water department satnerel about
the comptroller's Office and DEMANDED
the wages due them. TIE eomptroller
informed the men that there was no
money in the city treasry to pay them.
INSTANTLY the crowd became riotous. q
battalion OF patrolmen, after a liberal
use OF force, dubbed the rioters into
submission.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-18

Nottingham, Nov. i7.--1'ire hore has
destroyed an extensive block OF build
inRs In the Lnalede district, Planes
broke out ON the premises Of Brown
a Co, which burned. Damage, N5O,oOO.
omuIoymcut
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-18

London, Nov. l7--canadlan Pacific.
81 s-iei Erie. Il 1-si Erie seconds. Is
-; Illinois Central. % "a. Mexican or
binary, II IA; ST. Paul common, 63 rs.
New York Central. t02 "a; Pennsylva-
MIA, SO 10; Reading. 81; Mexican
Central new tours, 50 IL.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-18

New York. Nov. 1.-THE exports OF
specie from the port OF New York
Tor the week ending today amounted
TO Sl6,o22 In gold and si69,59I in silver.
The imports for the weel, were, Gold.
1885 silver. Ns,92G; general merchan.
use S6,u24,lSS; dry goods, $3.50, sos.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-18

III, Ut : nov 1.-THE total sales
81 t,s az we're i22.l7o sharss. in
"a. III ,s'ean sugar. 1880; Bay
"a :ses Burlington. IL. ZOO: Chi
WV general electric. 1900:
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-18

Liverpool, Nov iT.-Pork-Firni-
Holders oner spaTingiy. Prime west
ern mess. sss "a; prime medium. 5es ga
Beef-Firfn- Holders offer sparinsiy'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-18
EEySdSl :

THIS lice rurs double daily tmornlag aad
evening dsparturs) solid trains from New Or
Ikans 10 cIuelnnatl and Louisville.
THIS upe affords two routes 10 points In
Toe East. Southeast and Northeast via Mem
pills and via New Orleans.
This lluo Ia shortest and quickest 10 souih'
eastern and Eastern cities from New Orleans.
This Iius hiss doublr daily traIas asd through
cara from Memphis 10 the East aud Southeast
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-18

Galveston. Tex. Nov 17.--Cotton--
Steady; mlddllng, &c; sales. 1860: re-
ceipts. 1926; exports, 1898: stock. 2lS.-
30l.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-18

i0rk, Nov. 17..-clearings, $780,
balances. $i.esO.792. For the
Nsi'ieO,So5; balances, s9S,2ls,sl5.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-18

wANr rmnIn ~.

St. Louis. Mo-. Nov, H.-wool-Was
slightly more active; prices unchanged
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-18

~ +, 9, Msp.s'Sr & Co. commissia

~ +. u. MCfsAN * ~ NVinlnikhisu
cmaso. ill.,, Nov. i, -There ~
marked tonlng down of the bun enthu-
siasm the past few days, and although
the market has held remarkably firm.
holders have not appeared TO be as
confident Of thor position Receip.s
in the northwest. which last week We're
thought TO be on the wane, again loom
UP with depressing eject, and while II
Is truk, cash wheat at Minneapolis and
Duluth - bringing fair premium.
and that the entire rec, pia NJ thoac
points. Il Is rumored. has gone to the
mills. the Increased car lots have
proven n bcar factor aud offset tho
buoyant foreign sdvices that have been
received, Today, however the market
has shown considerable strength on an
improved cNporN inquiry. New York
wires twenty loads for export; also
81 600 sacks hour sold for shipment TO
Antwerp Total clcGranccs for the
week. a'an9 COO. are slightly better than
the previous ono. which stood at eGSf-
600 bushels The vlhblc supply. Il Is
expected. Will show 5ut an Increase Of
750, 600 Goa bushels This tosr,hcr with
the better closing clhies. caused !
buoyant feeling IN TIM latter part OF
the session and the closing was stroug
Mt mn advance OF ahOu. &c Tor the week
and 30 per bushcl for the month,
Con-Has ruled duh the entire week.
To-day has been no exception. and Hue.
tuaiionF have been confined within a
range Of i-ifI3-Sc The weather cor.
tlues wfnkeatnF factor Receipt
| continue to shaw m inorcc Sc, Outsld.
ers have b on principal buyers through
! cut. while local tr.0ors continue &
1 favor the short side, Trpnsnctions ~
this cereal have been OF such an In
| signlfcAnt character that II Ia Imposes
| BILE to denote any tendency.
l'roVisions-lIog products have rule
strong and higher Packers continue
! ia bull the market and regardless o
/ the heavy receipts OF hogg at the yards
I prices show tn advance OF about 10,
over last saturdays 1nni quotations.
Range Of Prices NJ Chicago.
Onen Hinh. Low. Clnen
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-18

LONDON. Nov l7.-Gold Is quoted
to-day at Buenos Ayrcs at $3.50; Mad.
rid. 1850; Lisbon. $3.50; st. Petersburg.
80; Athens, n; Rome. 1880; Vispna,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-18
LOCAL iAannrs.
rorl worm. Noy Il.

foit worth. Nov IL.
A heavy trade In ali lines.
Meats--Dry salt clear. Z l-eo. bacon,
Ehort clear. 5 Ice; bacon. bellies.
. i.4o; dry salt bellies. lie: medium
hams, lie, larfe hams. 10 i.2c: small
hams, ice; breakf asst bacon, lie.
Lard--compound. . i-2e; pure leaf.
sac.
sugar--standard granulated, 4 1915:
pow lered, hbls.. 8 lac; powdered. half
barrels l-2c; cut loaf. bbls.. i-sc;
cut loaf. half barrels. Lac: yellow
clarified. 4 l.ie.
Coffee---Arbuckle'a Arisoa. 81 i.ec;
Midland. "a Lee; Lion. Il l-gc. Alaroma,
q lac; French market, ~ i-2c. XXxX.
n Ice.
Green cofree-By the sack, good. isc;
choice, ele. fancy. ~ i-2c. peaberry,
Y lac; old government Java. 2sc: Mo.
Rice-common. &c; prime. &c, head.
5sfT lac.
MonisAe---Bnr lots. fancy sugar
house, itc choice. per gallon, SEC,
fancy syrup, per gallon. 50 to iOc.
salt rsh--New mackerel. medium.
Nc, !. half barrels, 81 80; No. :. ION
No. kits 81 rs,
Pickles medium barrcia. ESQ; me.
dunn. half barrel. sS.e5. small barrels,
100. small half barrels, ua5, legal.
lon kegs. s2.i0i b-gallon Kegs. 81 10;
pinla. SOC; quarts per dozen, si.2s.
half gallon. per dozen. 81. ,bi American,
gallon. per dozen. $685. HeNsgon. gal.
lon, So 80. Imperial. gallon, 1915.
Cheese Fancy, fun cream, slngler,
II lac, choice fun cream. 20 lbs. u sac;
fancy full cream, young Americans.
Grain, Sacks una Twtue.
CordAge--S lsal rope, half-inch basis.
Z lie; MANILA rope hnlf-inch basis,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-18

st. Louis No, Nov 17--cotton--Re-
cepts 500; sales, 300. mlddling. 5-Igc.
shipments, 5000. stock. $1,000.