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The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1894-06-08

Irs. L. M. Barry is quite i'll.

Mrs. L. NJ. Barry is quite i'll.
Wallace Reed, street car conductor
of Holyoke, Mass, is here on a visit
at his mothers, Mrs. Stella Reed.
VIM. Barnes has improved the
looks of his house by new coat of
paint.
Almon Willis, who has been in
New York city for the past year and
confined in hospital for the last five
months, has so far improved as to be
able to come home, He arrived Sat-
urday and is now with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Willis.
Mrs. Clifford Grout of East ia
maica is on the sick list. Miss Clara
Spencer is there caring for her and
doing the work.
Henry Farr, who has been here
with his brother, James Farr, through
his illness has returned to his home
at Rutland.
Miss Addie Howard is at work at
10. N. Wardwell's.
Mrs. s. Foskett is passing some
time with friends and relatives at
Orange, Mass.
Calvin Harrington and wife of
Rupert are at Mrs. Harrington's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Milton How
ards.
Our merchant, j. A. Muzzy, whose
business is larger than his store room,
is enlarging it by taking in the part
formerly occupied by him as a resi-
dence. Milton Allen is doing the
work. The family have moved in the
house with Mr.. Muzzy's mother, Mrs.
Abijah Muzzy.
Mr.. and Mrs. ALVIN Frost and
daughter, Emma, started Wednesday
morning for weeks visit at Bellows
Falls and vicinity.
Rev. E. b. Earle and wife and
Mrs. Fannie Howard attended the
Vermont Baptist Sunday School con-
vention at Brattleboro this week.
Revillo Howard of this place has
sold his fine pair of Morgan bay mares
to j. A. Palmer of Palmer, Mass,
for about $40O.
Mrs. John Muzzy is at Brattle-
boro for few days this week.
Came Near Being Drowned.
Hulda Howard, Milton Towards
little girl of some five years, fell into
H. H. Reads mill pond Tuesday af-
ternoon, but was taken out by Ed.
Taylor in time to save her life. DR..
c. S. Brigham was in immediate at.
tendance.
Pixies FALLS.
Miss Lettie Densmore is at work
for Mr.. Palmer of Stratton.
Bert Pike and Ben Madison have
returned home from the school at So.
Lancaster.
Mr.. Wheeler has returned from
Bellows Falls and expects his wife
soon.
Eddie Starr is at work for Fred
Hulett peeling bark.
John Harris has been at home Wis.,
itinp his father T. 4 uorr;o
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1894-06-08
MANCHESTER CENTRE.

MANCHESTER CENTRE.
The strawberry and ice cream festi-
val at the M. E. Church grounds was
largely attended.
Miss S. j. Bucklin is spending few
weeks with friends in Rutland and
Wallingford.
Henry c. Lane is home from the
Green Mountain Academy at Water
bury where he has been taking course
of shorthand and typewriting.
The ladies sewing society of the M.
E. Church will meet with Mrs. Long
at the Depot Wednesday afternoon.
Harper Llewellyn of New York is
spending few months with Mrs. Ma
halia Wilson.
The Kicpapoo Indian Medicine Co.,
of New Haven, Conn, are in town ad-
vertising their medicine and giving
concerts.
Leroy Wyman leaves Saturday for
Winchester, N. H., where he has DO.
sition as clerk in a hotel.
Charles Thompson is at work for
James Ihayerin his livery stable.
Children's Day will be observed at
the M. E. Church next Sunday, June
10.
DR.. LOOMS has moved his dentist
rooms into w. H. Bundy's new block.
Charles Young of Branford, Conn.,,
was in town last week.
WEST ToWNsHEND.
j. w. Taft and sister, Mary Taft,
ale visiting friends in Keene and New
York and other places
Miss Norma Boyden has returned
home from Canterbury, N. H.
Miss Lena Wheeler entertained a
company of young ladies at her home
May %, it being her birthday anniver.
sary.
Several of the people here attended
the Baptist convention held at Brattle
boro this week.
Miss Addie Garfield went this week
to visit relatives in Woodstock.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1894-06-08

went to Cavendish. Sunday to attend
the funeral of ON old friend.
Mrs M. A. sherwin spent last
Wednesday in Brattleboro.
Several of our elderly people are
having a sharp attack of something
very much like whooping cough, which
is very general in this vicinity.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1894-06-08

81 took Hoods Sarsaparilla last spring
to strengthen and tone up my system,
and it helped me-" Mrs. H. f. Barbour,
Wilmington, Vt.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1894-06-08
Hoods s;s;:;';in' Cures

wonders, and he is daily gaining in flesh at
good color. He runs about anil plays as live
rs any child. We feel an inexprcssihle Joy
having our boy restored II health. aud y
always speak In the highest terms Of llooa
Ssrsaparilla." Mrs. HENRY W. MuSfHs
Exeter, New Hampshire.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1894-06-08

The State Firemen's Tournament will
be held at Bennington July 18th and 10 tn
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1894-06-08
Exeter, N. II.

&C. I. Hood b Co., Lowell, Mass:
al cannot praise Hoods sarsaparilla enough
for what 1t has done for my boy Some four
years ago, when six years old, George was
attacked by hip disease in his right leg We
had to get him pair Of crutches, with which
he was able to move about, but became
badly deformed We had to have his right leg
lanced Just above the knee. In . few weeks 5
second sore broke out, both discharging free
Agonizing pains aflicted him, he could not be
to be moved, his growth was stopped and
He Was q Mere Skeleton.
He had no appetite, and It was hard work
make him eat enough to keep him alive. A I, So
weeks later we had his hip lanced, and folio
ing this nve other eruptions broke out, maxi
eight running sores In ALL We did all we cou
for him, but he grew weaker every day, i,
though we had three NJ tho h~st Physioias
As last resort we were prevailed up
parilla with beneficial results to give the me,
cine trial We got one bottle about the fir
Of March, 1892, and he had taken the medici
only few days when his appetite began e
improve. When he had taken ono bottle !
which he had not been able to use for the pr
ceding three months. We continued faithful
with Hoods Sarsaparilla, and in months he w
Able to Be Dressed
and go about the house without the crutche
He has now taken Hoods Sarsaparilla regular
for eighteen months, and for the past six mont
has been without the crutches, which he h;
outgrown by several inches. Tho sores havcs
healed with the exception OF one which
rapidly closing, only the scars and an OCCASION
limp remaining as reminders OF his suicrin
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-24

New orleans, Ia, Nov. 2a.--iIog pro-
dusts-steadv Pork, $40 Y l-20i9.25;
lard, refined tioree, S5.25.
Boxed mcats-pry salt shoulders
Biacon-sldc', $3.50.
Hams--Choice sugar cured, $3.50
9.i5. =, 49, "a.
patents. 80 90G3 90.
Cornmonl.- quiet; 81 ~.
Bran-sicady; lbuA9e.
corn-Stcady; No. mixed, 5id52oi
white. 5O45ic; yellow, 5205gc.
Oats-No. sacked. Western, 90 i-2c;
Texas. 36ragc.
uay-oulet: prime, sla.O5ali. 90;
choice. o01i5.50.
coffee-F'lrm; Rio, ordinary 10 fair, II
Gi9 lie,
Riee-sieadyi ordinary to good 1870
l-2e,
strictly prime, i-tu2 $50; common to
good. 2Tz i-SC; centrifugal, &c. plania-
1ion aranuiated. . $40: on graniiialed
n 1.iesla 5-gc: choice white. $500 i-iGo;
IN white, t-t62 b-i6o; gray white.
q t.gI3 lice. choice yellow clarified.
s.ig0g i-ic; prime yellow clarified.
r-fG85 i-sc. nn yellow clarified. 1916
sfes. HocnndH. a-80l Use.
AfoIhaaes--Quict; open kettle. choice.
aie. good primo TO gtrieuy prime ESQ
10. prime. 2iW22e; fnir 10 good fdir.
e5,. common 70 good comnon. no
ia.. centrifugal. choice, ioe. good prime
10 strictly prime. liI13r; fair 70 good
fair, 5gSe. common 10 fair. 5agc; infer
l,r- 4ts
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-24

Georgetown, Tex, Nov. 22.--Air Geo
u. crltz has been appointed by County
Attorney helms as his assistant for
pound Rock. Liberty I'M Florence
CORN i'm and such other points as be
may determine. q, ,,o
,rne corner stone OF the new SsVylv
,u,hiie school building VIII Do laii Df-
glNnber 10, with Masonic ceremonies,
IN j. II. Mclean principal OF ihe
eionlhyyestern university, heN, ~,
S,cisen ana Rev. S 4 Wrignt are a-
n,iisboro IN attendance upon lhs NoriA'
ct 'rexas conference ~ the aleih0uisl
ieniscnpnl church, SOUTH .,.,,s
Horny purl, the newly elected sheilll,
80 nresented With a fine California
Na'i,tis IS Corn nm admirers.
According 20 a record hlpi ~ ~
,,fhcr Anne Lee Ditto. who lives nt'.l
iss, this county ? little b.yfal.elli
li.1 h forty-seyen days picked saw
GU Al Of cotton. or about i've ana q
pops ~ haies. which. a. the regular price
ma, ,,iclting. would amount % N'sN-
IN ,,est abe picked Ia ono daS "4s
~ lhe enr'ds and the most she had IN
Nv III. At one time was foriy-nine
hsn ds which waR within hve pnunis
pev ~ avn weigat. hf,y-iour pounds.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-24


Chicago. Nov. 2g.-Thera was a s9s,e-
what steadlcr tone to the cattle mar
ket today. The demand was better
and fresh receipts are light From
$500 to 81 bought the bulk OF native
cattle. Westerns OF which there were
1900 head, were quoted at S.s9Qi Sd
and Texans were wanted at $1,000
1875.
IN hogs lower prices prevailed today.
Ihere was a decline OF 6diOc Ia good
grades and OF Toe In poor and com.
mon. Receipts We're 1900 head lcss
than last Friday. but the demand was
lnuinerent and the top market 81 "a,
but the bulk or trading was below
1000. from $i,i5Wl. go buying tha bulk
OF the medium and heavy weights and
A.25M4.iO being the prices most ire
qucntly paid for Hight. Many hogs
sold at AUi.20 and culls and pigs We're
Il drug ut S2.50GS.9o
sheep-rhe market was IN a sclsly
condition today, although estimated re-
ceipts show o considerable falling on,
the thousands received at the beglning
OF the week SIN stand IN the pens
waiting FOR buyers. There were prlc-
tlcally no sales. Quotations ranacl as
follows; For poor TO extra sheep 75cgD
50, and S2.i5Q3 20 FOR lambs.
Receipts $500. calves zoo.
hogs 81 900; sheep COCO.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-24
COTTON GAINED SEVEN POINTS,
LIVERPOOL OPENED Writ A ritAc-
rIoN DECLINE.
fnut News came That Japan aud
China Would soon ne Mt Peace
and the Advance Was ou.ci. aaa
Held rhroushout.

i. q, Mcpeak . Co. IN their review
OF the cotton market, say.
The initial prices IN liverpool at
the opening wcfc steady al about i-0i
decline, but on receipt o. the newa
that peace Ia likely soon 60 be de-
vlared between China and Japan the
market advanced s-ei to a.ei With a
further yet Gradual, adavnec OF s-ei.
and closed steady at t.el over last
nights nnM. Spots were nrm, but un.
ehHnEed at . Is With 1900 salea We
shall likoly see an advance IA Liver.
pool spots tomorrow rhts sudden
s,reng,h had the cneot 20 open prices
ON this side very steady at from to
Z points advance. the latter being In
the late deliveries. This advance v'ns
fousht by The shorts for a few min
nteH. but AyerpO1fs continued linz
movement together with heavy huying
Ior long account, soon put the bcAri 81
nishr ana before tn session cnded
ifsy were completely dem0rahVsd. tn
market having advanced some 10
POINTS IN New York ana cloaol steady
~ polnta reaction. Sales 2i.,,01
Ihe eatlmuiod port receipts were eail-
mateu AZ iOOen, against $1,000 aa i've
ported hut after The closing in Kew
YORK they were made up ana show
only %, tGa, ngainai fS.ii3 on this
ihfre was "A Hhnrn advance "a New Or
lehna OF some q pOintA aud q points ON
inc curb IN New York, and Tx former
closed steady az 10 points oyer last
night Hpots were advanced l-l6 IN
New York and were Arm at rs cd
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-24

Admiral walker Praises II in True
American style.

American style.
Washington. Nov. 23.-Whnteyet
may be the truth as to the peculiar
rumors current as TO the report which
Admiral walker has made to the navy
department, and the reasons why ii
has not been made public, there is
one fact that Is known and when no
one will venture to deny, Admiral
Walker rs a blunt. blum old sailor. who
has often offended many OF the YOUNG
dudes OF the navy, who have been
bnffied IN their attempts TO secure
"eoft perylce' berths through his In
nuence, and who has refused 10 re-
coqnlze social pulls" But lac IS every
inch n patriot and an American.
1t can be stated that his report on
the Hawaiian republic takes the Amer
lean view Of the situation. Admiral
Wnlker Is OF opinion that the fla
wailun republic viii endure; that II
has the strength to maintain Itself
against Internal enemies, and that 1t
h nor likely TO be aasailed by for-
clgn foe. He found thai ihe opposition
TO II among the natives when had
hren fostered by the RoyalistH. was
rnnidlv dying out, and that the ma
lives were not likely 10 give support
IA any movement which the Royalists
might lnaugurate.
la fact, Admiral walker ascertained
TINT the old leudal System has become
40 weak that It offers no serious dan
ner 10 the stability OF tho Hawaiian
republlc. and that as time goes ON IL
Ia probable that the natives viii be
found TO be strong supporters OF the
,cnubilc. They are much more dis
posed 10 look toward tho rising sun
man TO turn aud look back to the
overthrown dynasty, Admiral Wal
ker also reported that the prevailing
sentiment OF the civilized and pro-
gresslye element OF the Islands favor
union with the United staios' These
are opinions which VIII be found ~
Adniroi walkers report. II Il shall
ever be made public. They are not tho
views which the administration pro-
mulrnted through the reports OK "spe-
cla Commissioner Blount'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-24

Liverpool, Nov -Cotton--spot
firm; good buslnosa done American
middimg 3 l-sd. Tho saies af the any
worc ~ On0 bRlca or which aol0 wero
for speculation and export aud ln-
cludcd II, 400 American. Receipts 5000
bales, no American
Futures Opened firm aud moved up-
ward an day, IN, bears losing conf
dsuce, closed steady az tho advance
American mlddimg H. ~. g November
. 5-6id Holleru; November and Dccem-
Dor Q 6-6id aellora. December and Janu-
AIRY 9 G-6td SELLERS, january and Fobru.
any . 6-dina G-Gid; February and Maroh
T-Gii buyora, March and April 3 S,Gi
d9 g-Gld. Aprll aud May o io-'lid buy
urs; May and. June ie.Gid Hollorai June
and july lg,6iaa ii-G4di july and hu.
gust il.Gld HDllera, Tenders OF too
DAYS deliveries. uonr.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-24

st. Louis. Mo, Nov gS.--Fiour-Dun
and unchanged.
wheat-sold on he but rallied later
ana at close WINS about the Same as
yesterday. No red eash, 90 Use; De-
cember. 90 i.2c; May, % "a,
Carn-W Weakened by "a rapid move
meat from farmers hands, lost $50
i-2c. but rallied with wheat cluauB
about unchanged No mlSrd, a 341;
December. 10 3-Sc, January, % l-Sc;
May. as 1-Ac
Onta-Duli and easier No 9 cash.
soc; December. 80 3-4c. May 3a il.
Rvc--5ac bid for No. 2 east Side.
Barley Easier Sales not quoRbly
lower
FlpNaeed Sill.
Glover seed sS.00uSf0,
Timothy seed Si.75a550.
Huy-Firm, Choice prpric, tl0e09
1925, prime 20 choice timothy SiO0l.
rlaXsccd -Sll4l.
Buuer- Separator creamery, 2lq22ci
good 10 choice dRiry, id9lSc.
gggs-Firm, lie.
C0rnmcal-S2. lOW2lA
Nhisky-Sl2A
Cotton tles-GSc.
Bapging--5 7-SffG 5-sc.
PORK STANDARD mess. 1obbing, Sl2 90
Inrd-rrime steam, 500; choice. S5,-
Dry salt meats Loose shoulders, So
JOg5 C. i-e, longs, Sg,50WCh3 l-2i rlhsi
GG2 10; ahorts S5.6i ~,
i.g. RIBS. 1926. shorts, $3.50.
Receipts Flour 1000; wheat, 10000
corn. %. 0u0; oats, .a,Olj
ghipinen ta--Flour. 5000; wheat, g.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-24

New York. Nov. Whcai-Re-
celpts ili.sc0, No exports sales s.
10000. Futures. Sss,OoA
Spct steady. No, rcd store aud
elevator % SIS; Aroat 6S b-SfibS al. I.
O. b. No, J ncrthcrn, c. Ia delivered
options opened weak and declined
under lower cAhlea. free liquidation ~
May by local holders. big interior re-
ed 10 cover. carrying the prices baci,
again and tho Close was the SHINE as
last night. No, red. Jauphry q i.SI
58 s-s. closed IS 7-N; February closed
90 rs; March, % $4,000 rs; closed 60 rs.
May, q S-isfGe ~. closed g lei Mo-
vemhur elolqd lG IS; December 81 $50
"a as; closed "a 5-S.
hidet-Firm.
Leather Steady.
Pig iron-Quiet.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-24
Thcy Terrorise Passengers On nm ~,
Is. and ~. Train.

sedaiia. No, Now 22.--A conductor
on the wagner sleeper Neyio1 on the
Missouri. Kansas aud Texas rail-
way, complains HIS passan-
gers have been terrified IN the indian
territory By dozen drunken cow
boya. They boarded tho train AZ a
rrali station ana made themaelyea al
homo IN the Wagner floapsrH rhhy
demandaA whiahy, but were told that
none WAS aboard. aB q 50 against tho
law 20 sell iiquor IN The Tcrritory.
The porter waa told n h. aid not
@cbugn up they would blow uD the
bufst and he got out the whiaky 20
pacify them. they drank up $40 worth
aud paid for II. keeping mp an uprear
ali the time. Finally they decided 70
ghoot out the lights Tor the dflnke,
but feeling that they had been pretty
well treated. thcy listened 10 perHnh-
INN and got on without dolng any
damage. excepting 10 the paasengers
nerves.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-24

Kansas city. Nov 29.-Cattle-Rc.
celpts 1000; shipments o7Oo' market
slow ana weak; Texas steers $210a
$50; Texas cows 81 .e5Q2 %; beef steers
50. 75G5. 80: nalye cows 81 .OOdG. 90
stockers and feeders S1.9002.9 So; bulls
81 0OUl so
Hogs-Recolpts li.l0O: shipments S0f.
market 5Nl0c lower; bulk Of sales 81 %
g4.4J; heayies 3OUi,50. packers 81 20
di5O; mixed Si,2OHt.40; lights $1,000
4.2d; workers. Si.2O9i25. pigs S5.1OW
$50
sheep-Receipts 1900; shipments sl9.
market steady.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-24

Special Dispatch 70 The Gazette.
Cincinnati, Ohio NOV. 2a.-An edl-
ton OF 10000 copioa Of Prof W, r..
Amiclss' new treatise on lung diaeasos
has lust been sent out 70 phyaeians
~ The AfnickB Chemical treatment
Ola praotitoners Say The book contains
INC mort complete set o. rules for dag
a,hs diefaae ia divided Into distinct
nhnsan Ma stages. enabling Tho ldnst
e.n.ri.ttced 10 doierinine the condlilhn
"a no pafient'a lungs. Indicaiionn for
treaflnr complications are Civnu. TO-
,-sthef with many valuable prtsorlp-
sin,e rho company Will distribute
rom Cincinnati large free edition ~
conaumptiyes THROUGHOUT me country.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-24

FeDruary. q led; March, IS 10 lad:
April As 10 lid.
cern-Spot quiet American. i0d.
Futures upcncd quiet with near posi-.
iions unchanged and Instant positions
farthing lower Busincss was hnavi-
est on last positions. closed ouiei. No.
vembor, As . S-id: poccnlhers. A. iDd
January, 10 . sid; February, Is 4 i.sd:
March. A. I'D; Aprll. q Z i-sd.
Flour--Duili demand poor; ST. Louis
fancy winter SO.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-24

Laverponi, nov. --wheat-spot,
steady; demand poor. No. 2 rcd winter.
a. lod: No red spring, 5a 1 ia; No.
hard Manitoba. A. Lea.
futures opened auief with far posi-
,l5.s a. red winter . fairhipgs lower
rnsiness was about equally distributed.
M riese was quiet, Spyemher.is . i-2d I.
is.eea!bcr. A. , 81. January. Is . 9-ll.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-24

New orleans. Nov 20 Cotton -Firm
Sales spot $500; to arrive 800; receipts
II. 23s; exports oonatwiso 2g27, stock g32,
q0g Ordinary Z Sc, good ordinary
4 7-Sc; low mlddllng l-sci middling
@ 3-Sci GOOD mlddlmE @ 1850; middilng
fair q $3.50. nominal. fair 6-Se nominal
Futurrn- STEADY; sales 1890, No.
vcmber 5a5 bids December 5.i005.li,
January o iidd.i5. February 5.iYu5,du,
March e B505 GO. April Gi05 o.. NAV
,501gf5.el; june 5,72u573, July $40
cas-! August b.Se,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-24

"a Doe. DamHee 20 mo Extent Of
$4,000.

san Antonio, Tex. NOV, IA ter
rlaie explosion aIs2o q. M IN the
electric plating ana oieoific Iapglf
anon Of u. Duhinasl. wrecked the
building and started a very quick
bnrnlnE hre which Quilted Tho block
containing the Dubineigi plant, tbs
Fnrt Wayne Electrical e0mpany'E
piant ana a large aieain laundry
syned by y. A. Gray. The domagc 70
ihr laundry wan 1907. no ipnurance,
10 Dubinskrs. about 400. insurance,
$3.50. Fort Wayne company, 1880. no
Insurance.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-24

New York Nov 20 cot,on-snot
CLOSED dul; middllng uplanda, 7-sc,
middllng gulf. i-Sr; snles i8i bales
Cotton Futures closed steady, ealea.
2i2 500 bales November, bh1; Dcccm-
hcr, o CO., January, Sos February 5f3.
March, SD. April. 6,Sii May, o ~: June.
o.; July, COL. August. Cos.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-24

fies, IL W ,h great Britain 1850; 70 France
";rl4i sales 1871 spinnors al
la,ai loday--Net receipts sS.iS7, ny.
n ,, 20 great Britain s555i; 10 conti.
hent 96'sI5; stock l.I07. si;. y N''''''
r N.o.nsonaated--Ne. receipts 5l7.sia. ex-
bo pss 70 Great Britain i3lgsg. 10 FranS,
se;gsVi TO continent sg,5sT. '''''e
- . ~. ~ sinee September i--Not reoo,uts
9e e.o W eHnorts to Great Britain 81.
6i7. -'''o'p' 70 sentiment 'sa,-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-24

81. Louis. Nov. Observation-Disclosures
100; shipments $500; market very q'1et,
llogs-Rocelpts 500; shipments $500;
market easier j0lOc lower. fAlr 10
good heavy $4,000. so; fair light end
mixed 81 2jG4.30; common to Ordinary
light S3.750i.05.
Sheep--lleceipts GO0 shipments ponc,
market quiet lOal5c lower. Common
natives 81 5Offl 60,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-24

Paris. TEX. Nov, z9,--since yesterday
morning armed guards have been run
ming on the Frisco passenger trains
between thla city and Fort Smith. The
reason ~ that night before iast nve
desperate looking heavily armed men
went to the camp o. man named Adj
ans. who is prospecting for coal near
Rorornn. /. r.. and made him give
them food and lodging The mon aald
thay belonged 10 ING Cook gang and
would tolerate no fooiighness II Sc be.
lfevcd they are changing The bhno OF
tholr ovsrati5na from the Missouri,
Ennras ana pesas railway 10 tht
Frisco.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-24

~ Nov 23.--cnnadlan Pacific
sks ~ Erie seconds 20: Illinois
u; MeNlcan ordinary Il;
~ @mmon 60 rs; New York Con-
y; Pennsylvania 90 is. Read
nv Mexican Central new IL On.
|MT opened al 2S Esd per ounce,
Ahdacllned to aS 1864.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-24

r York Nov. 23,-Money on can
At i-sGi per cent. last loans
y Per cont Prime mercantile
|r.tipt. Sterling exchange actual
~ IN bankers bills at StS7 LA
|s fpr demand ana 4,sG04SG Ii for
|1i posted rates 4S7WiS7 1-e aud
~ "; commercial bills 4.S5@
~
|T certlhcates. 90 1-sc bid. Bar
else Mexican dollars, so 9-ic.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-24

New York Nov 23.-Bank oiearlngs
S's'5ss'9ssi balances, ss.s5l.C5i.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-24

iork Nov 2a.-Government
4 nfong al 1 per cent higher for
tgst for Is rcg ana Is per cent
VI 40 coupon. States dun, rail-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-24

Galveston. Tcx., Nov. 80 Cotton
Firm: ndddllug CLEO. sales 1854. re-
coiptg HOG; exports $3.50. stock 2g7,-
C2g.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-24

london Nov, 2a--Bar silver IS 7-sa'
~ ounce; money. II per cent. Tho
ssSte ot discount Ia tho omen market
Tor ooth short and three months blls
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-24

s. sn, Nov. % Game sugar dull
ss '''l1llng; centrifugal Java lis Cd;
.'aao ialr refining gs Cd.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-24

Cincinnati, Nov. -Flour-easy.
Pork llght demand, $3.50. Lard easi,
$3.50 Bulk meats easy, SGi2 l-2U6.37 IL
$i23.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-24

,o 5aris' NOV. 23.-Threc per cent rentes
~ DC i9r mo account; exchange on
i'oi'uoh <'t II l-2c FOR certificates.