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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-05-04
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EsTATE uF PATRICK J. CRANE. LATE
II of the borough u Taylor, deceased. Let.
tors ot administration upon the above estate
having tecu granted 60 tho undersigned. sll
persons having claims ur demand. against tho
said estate viii present thCm for payment,
aud thusa indrttvd thereto will please mako
Immediate raN ment 90
HANNAH CRANE, AdministrAtrir.
Taylor, Pa
JOHN ". HARRIS. Attorney Tor Estate
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Inoklan,a Arnion aalnA.

The best salvo in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands Chilblalns,
Corns and all Skin Eruptions and posi-
lively cures Piles or no pay required. 1t
10 guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price IS cents per
box. For sale by Matthews BroA ~
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SEALED PROPOSALS WILL DE RE.
- ceived at the Office Of tho under signed
until Monday, 7S0p. m, May H. 1894 for the
purchase by the Scranton Board Of Control OF
throo lots Como corner and two adjoining) the
plot TO be about 80 foet front by 40 in depth
Tor the site OF proposed school house. to he
located in that section OF tho Nineteenth ward
houndol by Birch and Elm streets and tho +.
4 WV. r. r. tracks and Blucher avenue. The
Board reserves the right TO reject any or all
bids Bv order Of the Board of Control
EUGENE ID. FELLOWS Sec etary.
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philadelnhia Tallow Mnrhst.

PHILADELPHIA, May g.. Tallow was
dull and unchanged. Prices were:
Prime city, in hogsheadS 4Jsc.: prime
country, in barrels, 45sc,; do. dark, In bar
rels 4kc. cakeE bkc,; grease, 4Ac.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-05-04

AN ORDINANCE
To prevent the erection Of sharp pointed
picket fences in the city limits
Section |. BE IL ordained by the Select and
Common Councils Of the City OF Scranton, and
II is hereby ordained by the authority oil
the same That after the final passage
Of this ordinance and its being up
proved by the mayor, it shall be un.
awful for any person orpersons TO have
erected or built on their property abuttng on
any. street, avenue. court or place, = fence
made Of iron, wood, or any other material that
shall have sharp pointed pickets, which would
endapEer the lives of the travelling public.
Sec. 2,-If after this ordinance has become a
law, any person or persons shall cause to be
erected fence with pointed pickets as de.
scribed In Section ! Of this ordinance, and tho
Building Inspector shall I've informed of the
same, the said person or persons shall be liable
to fine not exceeding one hundred (Sl0O
dollars.
Sec 0. In the event Of this ordinance becom.
ing law, the City Clerk shall inform the pub
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Money to Loan

NIusTN Tu LOAN-ON FIRST MORT.
VI gasc rit} rrUugriy, sa,uo. Sto.o. 5000
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Total. -. 6 10 S2'l6 Total. 10 80 ~
Two ont when winning run acorad

TWO OUT WHbH WHINING run bCOTd1.
Scranton ...0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 0 o.
Hazleton ......0 2 0 02l o o l. O
Earned runs Scranton, 4; Hazleton, 2. Sac.
rince hits--Massey, Wetzel, Reese, H. Ely.
Jordan, Conroy. Three. base hit Moran.
Stolen bases--Staltz, Westlake 2, Land.
Double plRys-Wetzel to Higgins TO Massey,
Moran to Kothormel. Struck out-By Nolan,
!: Doran, 2; Fee, 8; Jordan 2. First base on
balls-By Nolan, 2; Doron. /; Fee, l. Wild
pitches-Doron, Fee. Time-2.l5. Umpire
Wagner.
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Special RotIesa


'I'HF ANNUAL MEETING or THE Lot
holders ut tho tsurfoTT Afsor. alton q
bunu.rH ulH b. hs,d a. tEyir U14gc "a thu
Eruurss un Friday Hay & lEt. 90 q O'Clock
D. ~ frr ihe election ~ trustees O. a-rve Tor
tHr.a Years iU lla.H r. EgwarI g. Fuilar and
nrur.r ". Miller IeocaHod and tho trauaao
tnu - such other taE.arls - NAV come b.
fore tAo meeting HENRY EEIEA
tcyrotary.
NEETISG uF THE DIRECTORS UF
y tAo Nay AUs taLt aui lmhuIai U1ul-
yaT4 company vas rur .NeI itAt meeting
uf 'tv s'..t An.IUr1 ho called O. cIuvaup at
tlH general uH..H 20 tIu u..Lp4Hy room %
Hrpubpeau bul1iug u1 che 'tH dEy 90 Juno
4. u .r.l g. iHto action 90 ha approval or
ti..TFrHvf. Uf thr proposed increase ~ the
capital stock a said COMPANY from 81 ~ %
sA.U"l sua that the secretary lo. and hr j..
4u.r,a by law T. II WATK M
Secretary
tTHE ANNUAL NETTING uF rHE con
tIhut.rs 81 tho lAskawauua Hospital
WI D. bold Un tho nrst Monday iu May .bc-
Ink the ith lustJ bytwreu ths hours of and
guriuck = m 30 olvct directors o. amend
by laws Ard q transact such other business
a. may prop rly come tutHro %
y GED RGt EisELE, Secretary.
NuTcE THE NOMINATIONS FuR uF
y floors uf tho O~rmAulA building and
Loan association oi south scranton will take
plaoo Friday 0vouirg. Aprl e. ls2i after
irbuactjug thu regular busiut3l JACOB D.
MILLER Secretary.
DLANK BOOKS. PAMpHLErS MAuA
ID Uuos, oto bound OF rebound at Tnu
TmnUSE once, Quick work. Reasonable
Tricu
MEAL TICKETS CAN BE HAD AT iil
vi Cprner spruce street and Franklin ave-
nue Twenty moal ucEciA for Esl Good
tshe husrd
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OTHER STATE LEAGUE GAMES.

Altoona. ......2 900 90 0 o
Harrisburg. Il 0 2 0 2 o Q 0 x Z
Hits-Altoona, z; Harrisburg, g. Err
rors-Altoona, 8; Harrisburg, o. Batter
iss-Quarles and Cote; Sprogel and Smink.
Vmpire-Rinn.
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rCEASIuK. May A-lhs following quota
tUus are supplied ami e rructal daily ~ la
BAY n Fuller, stock trokcralu WYoming ave
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City Ordinances.

CILE OF COMMON COUNCIL, NO. 81,
II 1893 Amended in Select Council March
20, 1894, -
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Agents Wanted.
Wanted-To Rent
For Rent.

u'U LET FOR A TERM OF YEARS
l Part or all Of three hundred feet Of yard
room along rRilr Dad Apply at 2to Franklin
svenue.
u'o RENT STORE 2ox6O OR FURNISHED
hall on Groen Ridge street Very desira-
10 T. T. NETTLETON or q. y WOODRUFF
Republican building
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-18
COTTON OPENED At A DECLINE.
FIVE POINTS LOWER THAN ssrrn-
pAr's CLOSE.
pearish innaences a, Work on
rrsees-The Total Crop Estimated
Now az over Ten Miiiion nsie..
Liverpool ana New Orleans.

New York. Dee 1.-THE cotton mar
lSet opened steady at a decline OF
points. At the lowest point 1t showed
a decrease Of s@7 points, anu closed
quiet and steady at net decrease OF
ea7 points The total sales were ioS,-
60o bales
The early weakness was due TO =
combination Of eearish circumstances.
including lower cables, which private
advices assrlhc TO Nenrs federation OF
10. 900 bales. with the possibility Of
even a larger crop. and the decision
OF the Indian government 10 reimposc
a b-per cent import tax on cotton goods
imported into india. Other private ca
bles prophesicd that the tax would be
severe blow to Manchester The tax
Is not likely 10 go into eree, until wcn
into March. while 1t Is reported that
many contracts for goods viii fall
due In january, upon which this tax
viii mean loss. Sun. IN addition to
thiu, The receipts at the ports today
were heavy and the indieationa are for
hlghcr estimates for The week. 90 that
now tho popular nguro Is 10000 at the
ports. ana possibly more than this,
BRENNAN gets 300 bales Tor the nrst
two days. Macon 1900 for the first three
days: Memphis shows up with Slfi,
1 agalnst 59e7 last year; Houston with
| ie,5S5. against 6Ail last year and Au-
gusta and some OF the other Interior
4 points are expected TO run from % 70
| 80 por cent ahead OF last years. move
I ment In View OF these pressures. il
I Is matter OF some surprise that The
| market has not'shown a more decided
decline. Houston, Tex. has nm es
1 tmate OF q. 600 bales for tomorrow, The
| largest port receipts on rerord wer'
those OF october ~, viz; W.s22 bales
close OF business,
! Range Of pricpst
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-18

New Orleans, Dec. l7.-Hog products
quiet but steady. Pork II s.le: lard.
refined fierce. l-4c: boxed meats. dry
sides &c.
. 1-2c.
Ordinary to good. , $50 4 Ice.
Comee-steady; Rio, ordinary TO fair,
Flour-Quiet; extra fancy 81. 6od2 ~;
patents 81 9Oas.OO.
Corn meal-s2.2 O dull.
Bran-quiet; n lie.
Corn-Dull; No. 2 sacked white 5Oe;
mixed 52I5sc; yellow 55c.
oats-Steady; No. 2 sacked Western
S7037 lie; Texas 39dl0c
Hay-Flrm; prime llai5; choice 16a
i6 1-2c.
sugar-open Kettle steady. Prime
S-Sc; fair to fully fair 3-l6a2 b-l6c;
common to good common 202 i-Sc; In
ferlor / use: centrifugal, quiet; planta-
ton granulated g-l6c; off do lie;
off white 1903 lac; gray do go
il-i8c; choice white 8 l-S6i3 Lac; gray
2N2 l-lGc; choice yellow clarified &c;
prime do 2 7-Sl2 l5-i6c. on do . 5-sci
seconds ! i-2a2 lie.
Molasses-Open Kettle quiet and
weak; good to prime l5Ii7c; prime
l2Ql3; fair to good fair SOHO; COM
mon TO good common Tc; centrifugal
good prime to strictly prime 70; good
fair to prime &c; good common TO fair
&c; inferior to common &c.
Syrup-i0a1ic.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-18

>-.u, york. Dec. l7.--The week opened
he stook exchange with heavy
,,,ne 10 speculation and siasnant mar
~, The trading continued duh all
AZ and trading was irregular through
on, small rallies and inconseanenaal
re1e,lon followed each other In quick
succession. n,,,
1ondon was small seller Of 81 Pau
- sn,pe other OF the international
sto,,ss but the transactions ior FOR
Non account mad little or no effect upon
. ,s sugar and Gas were me
,,, Two stocks which displayed any
o oa,,ynv sugar, which closed satur-
-, =, % was quoted at the opening
asooo shares from % II to 81 Il. .l tns
latter figures were me iosss az p' a..
touched during the gay "nu ,hs ,yav
aseional slight reactions on .ns 49, s.,.s
- ,e1ep reached 30 SIS shortly before
Wy ,ber declined TO o. liz. Lhen ral,
nos", az TIE closing price being "
ny AIN Of SIS on the da5 Inc NY.
~ W. BY houses with Nasulhs W
~ ',,,,is but there was no news ie-
e.litne me trust favorable or unts-
B 1850 A renewal Of the ruinoFs te ,.,l,
~ chicago Gas forthcoanins 9ls'u ~ /.
ii's 800 that stock An ouer vas
" without finding takers 70 sen y.
H,,.sSe5 or any part OF sa.yuy sliafss y,
ulfinVl ~. cssh' The granger shares
" y,tthin narrow limits and were
nl2s .,,. ,faded in, losing on the day ~
nsh's.s, ,-thwest. Burlington and heeA
t2r "a N Paul gaining - a better
is.Ans, anuarent In late dealings ano
tone Me-, wv cIosed qnipt but arm. i.
M a,r IRE Was fair amount OF uaalAs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-18


81. Louis. No.. Dec. i5.-Flaur-.n,,u
and unchanged. D"h
y heGt-closed 5-saic OF ON m.
HHsANy Increase IN the visible nrinci,.u,.
-: Hea cash and Dccember ~.
January. DE; May. IS l-4c.
SVrn-Siosed l-2c lowe on both for-
e'sh snd domestic market news M
: mixed cash, iec; December * 80,
Iia I'M. II. a i-ie; May. IS s-sals i-2e;
oats quiet; slightly LOVER; No .
W sgn .s " lie; December, 30 i.2c;
Bye-No, 2 offered. east side 5,e.
Me- ii,,'iey STEADY: sales. choice fancy
Aiiilhesota,5l i-gI5sc.
Bran-StrOnger; eic. east troc,,
flaNsecd--s1 40.
good. S'fVVo'e' ior
Timothy-s4.75Rs. %.
ftiny-Qnlet and unchanged.
change. ''Au' au0'eole
Eggs-steady; Ice.
Sornmeal-S9. Osqf2 10.
Whisky-sl .2s.
Cotton ties-e5e.
Bagsing-5 9-ias i-2~
fsrk-standard mess. iobbInc. Sf2. %;
s6.72 1-2, N''Vee sV'u ~
hIy salt meats--Boxed shoulders.
ss'99' longs, s5.S7 l-2; ribs. $500 shorts,
so,i- = Bacon. packed shoulders,
shorts, s6.S7 1901. 90.
Receipis-Flour. 5000: wheat 70 900
corn, $4,000; oats 1900.
shipments-Flour. 5000. wheat, none,
corn, none; oats, 1900.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-18

Kansas city, Dec. l7.-cattie-Ite-
,oeipts $500; shipments 1900; market
firm 10 higher for natlycsi Texans
weak; Texas ntecrs q sOff3.b Texas
cows 81 ,eSd2 40: beef steers 81 .OoN5.60;
native cows 81 ooa2 80; siockera and
feeders 81 4Oas.75; bulla 81 gO@a.7j,
Hogs-Receipts 400; shipments 200;
market i04isc higher closed weak
a s0sf4 a5s hackers 81 2bg4 60: mixed
n l0ffs 40; lights 81 55at.o5i workers.
50 95ai o.: pigs i2,25Qs,ec -.
Sheep--Rccelpts 1900: rhipments s09i
market steady, unchanged.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-18

and at a.iodsec for medium and heavy.
Prime hcevy weights were uuoted at
NSullQ and prime assorted lights at
d40faAA
The sheep market opened decidedly
strong: heavy sheep were only steady
70 perhaps a few cents higher In some
cases, but medium weight sheep and
lambs OF all kinds aoia iron, 10 to loo
A.s'ssst Receipts were remarkably
good as TO quality, very little poor or
common stun being ordered. Quotations
ranred from Si.e5QS.c0 for poor TO
choice sheep and Sa.eSGAsO FOR lambs
OF similar grade.
Receipts; Cattle, $4,000; calves, 1900.
hogs. $4,000. sheer, iS,oQO,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-18

81 Louis MO-. Dec. H.--caftic- re-
oeipts. $500. shipments 300 market
slow and steady. nnfiye steers io nv
~ ". cows s.. 00eiZ. SO, Texas steers.
iooo 4, 1000 pounds. 50 1907. So; Hight
ayeisf,fs. ~ 5ods 80. cows. 81 y0a2 IS.
IIoes--R ecelpfs. 600; shlsmenta. 100;
marker onened strong and 20 hiRheri
closed lower: choice heavy and medium
weights. 81. 70: fair % good miaea lots.
81 s56i4 50. medium 10 fair, ~ l0uA3Oi
common lights. ss.75gi.00.
Sheep Receipts t00; shipments, none.
market steady. Naive mixed, sZ.sV0
z 90.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-18

Chicago. Dec i7.-Thc cattle uiaket
oucnoa frm the easier feeling deye,-
aned soou after the opening was caused
bv Inc discovery that tie arrivals were
aomethinu ike aO0B head greater than
ne frst estimates made. The demand
uroyented declince. prices remaining
about me game ~ on Saturday. There
WAS an average advance IA hogs OF ioc
per 100 pounds. The ipcresed nrnneaa
was a consequences Of the fact mat az
ricala fell below expcctafiona. The
.-reat hulk OF the stun WAS weighed at
;s.Oog4.g0 and % ,Lz5GLD lnr iialf
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-18

New York, Dec, li.--Cotton--Nct re-
celpts. 1867; gross. lidaa; exports to
Great Britain, 2t56i France, 1855; aalcs,
$50. s9inners 100; forwarded, 1921; stock,
ll2.4l7. Total today. Net receipts. 49,
sl7; exports TO Great Britain, s7,e6a to
France, 6i9i; TO continent, SS01; stock
.2O7, sei. Consolidated net receipts, i2s,-
ias; exports to Great Britain, s7,3ili TO
France. 21,5l2. continent aOTg0, Total
since September ! Net reocipts, H.
49s.6s1; exports to Great Britain, i,i0O,-
25t, to France, 1ii,7li; to the continent
1,l20S22
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-18

New York. Dec. 1.-THE visible sup
plv OF grain Saturday, December Is, as
compiled by the New York produce ex-
ehanre, IL as follows: Wheat. Ss.ila'oDO
bnsbels; increase. 2.l95 600 bushels; corn
= no 900 bushels; Increase, l,il0,oV0
bushels; oats, 9125,OOo; decrease. 10000
bushels. rye. $4,000 bushels; increase
5000 bushels. barley. 2,5gi.oOo hushelsi
decrease 1.O69,0OO.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-18

IN the bond market ana as rule the
more active issues were quoted lower
-.n,onk the Inactive mortgages thcr was
ertter tone and some material ad-
Nances were recorded. southern fives
were most prominent In transact lonsand
n nd Tor slsi.0o0 St. Louis and san
ri-rancisso consolidated Is, 100000 and
seansas 4 Texas seconds. 100000. The
900 49, "N 1900
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-18

New York, Doc 1.-THE Evening
Posts London cablegram says;
There was holiday market. but the
tone was steady for all securities but
Americans IN which there WIS an av-
erage fall " IA 10 Sd Of dollar Erie
was specially nat. the preferred being
down TO %. Reading was comparative
~ steady. Giit-edgcd securities con-
tnue to he absorbed. and mines re-
main fairly active,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-18

New York, Dec. 17-rhe market is
mi Of prominent buyers from all mar
kets Of the country. whose greatest at
tcntlon has been given TO goods 10 be
sold at auction on Wednesday. in-
creased interest has been nanifoEted
ana good rsults are anticipated. Much
attention was directed TO spring spec
inlfies and some business was doue in
these and also 10 bleached cottona.
printing cloths quiet and steady at
2 SAC.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-18

New York, Dec -Futures
closed quiet mud steady. Sales, 100000
baleH. January $40. February. 5.52.
March, b.b7; April, 5,02; May, Goo.
June, b.7i: July. SIG; August $50:
September. 5.S2; December 5.S0.
Middllng uplonds, s-io; mlddlinE gulf,
&c: sales, $50 bales.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-18

New orleans. Dec 17-Cotton- Easier;
sales $3.50, to arrive 300: receipts 27is0;
exports coastwlse 22as; stock 3gs .15i
FuturcB--st sales f2o00; Decem-
Der SIG bid, January 5,i4W5.ih; Feb
ruary 22u5 80; March s. sO@b'5i;
April 3 46fb 90; May b.a9d5 40; June
3 4ia5. 40, July . 30; August b.5i4pb 90;
september b.57 bidi oalober : 80 bId.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-18
pr. Dennis Cures catarrh
,eafness and eye dlseages. Dundee blk.
halliday Excursions TO the "oid
states"

ror The holiday excursions TO the
IA states. the Cotton Belt route viii
SsIl tlckeis pessmber 20. 81 and %.
t,ot AZ one fare Tor the round "Trip.
,ts,i,ed rood 20 return within thirty
aavs from date Of sale. 10 Memphis,
Sssbyille. Birmingham. Atlanta. Chat
,sneosa, BRISTOL, 81. Louis. Cairo. New
nrleana and a large number Of other
S'ainfs. II you anticipate paying your
srisnas a holiday visit. write to Us ana
- me lowest rates and through con-
.5o+n1nr will be spared Ia the way Of
.se, ,rains, extra equipment and sure
,sonnertlons. to make your trip an en-
ioyable one
Write your friends In tie old states,
y,so are al anxious 10 make their
,'n-se IA tbs Hand 81 good things 10
~ ready and come back with you.
,s.t.re 4 hearty welcome awaits them.
~ lines sell via the Cotton Belt route.
III oniy iiue with double daily trains
fTsm Texas to Memphis and return
Without change.
S. a. WARNER. G. p. A.. 4
A. Gibson. Tyinr. Tex.
4. p. A.. Fort worth, Tex
~. Louis Wool.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-18

New York. Dec. 17.--rhc total saloa
OF stocks today were iii.3s5 shares. in
Guiding; American Sugar, 10000; Bur
lington. 6lOO; Chicago gas. $1,000; Dis.
iillng and Cattle Feeding, 1900. Erie,
$500, General Electric, 2tOO; Northwest-
ern. 5000: Reading, 1000; Rock Island.
400. st. Paul. $500,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-18

Value so. our price. 5000, which IN
cludca the Weekly Gazette 20 any I'D.
drcaa for one year.
Extra attachments In velvet llnod
center drawer are included.
Those attachments are superior 20
those made by any other manufacturer,
hclng the only onca ,hat are on tho
market that arc warranted steel
throughout. Other Hcta Rrc made prin.
oipany OF brase, nlclue plated. the plat
ing serving TO hide tho truo character
Of the metal underneath.
The oasrtte'u machine u atronE and
simple IN construction, There arc hus
feW working parts IN tho arm. hence II
IN easy to keep properly cleaned and
oiled. and almost impossible for II TO
ret out OF wording order.
The machine " nnely finiahcd and
beautifully ornhmohtrd. aud can be de-
pcndod on 10 do equally wen tho light
cst and the heavient work,
Tho dHNettua premium machine and
the Woolly Gazette Tor ono year. $40 90
Tho 0aEettc'a premium machine
and tho daily md sunday Ca
Eetto by mai for ono year, Sa700
The 0azctte'a premium machine nud
the daily and sunday Gazette by mail
six montha. ss2b0.
Address.
STATE PRINTING Co.
lip Fort Worth, Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-18

New York, Dec. 1T.-Money on call
easy Mt IL per cent; last loan 1 IL;
closed i l-2 per cent. Prime mercan-
tile paper 2 3-iQl L. per cent. Sterling
exchange easier with actual business
In bankers bills at sass 6-SQ4.SS ga
for demand. and at S,SI 5-Sfi4.S7 81
for sixty days. Posted rates S4.Ss IL
@A.Ss and l.S9 l-2Q4,g0. Commercial
bills $50 ~, Silver certificates 60 S-Sn
bid, Bar silver co "a, Mexican dol
lars Soc
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-18

NfYork. Dec. l7.-Wheat-recelpts
y Exports So. 900 bushe S; sales 2,STO-
hsAels futures. $4,000 bushels SPOT
q farket weaker. No. . red store
ssSator 50 lie; afllat 60 5-4c; fob.
| ~, No. / Northern G3 lie dellv-
i No. hard Toe, delivered OPP
were firmly held turlng the fore
% steadier cables and a belief
he long interest was all out but
4 n Sharply In the afternoon, owing
a V decrease in visible. gain in
sea weekly supplies and small eN-
1 Hpurhases: closed weak OF l-S0l-ic
decline. No. red Jan. closed
i ~ FeU, closed 60 5-Sc: March 81 L.
II closed CT I-2c; NAY GO l-l6i5-1ec;
r. y lac; June closed 90 Sc; July
se3 re, closed 62 Use; Dee.
n idef-steady.
sl'hei-sleady.
5so-Quiet
= hol-Dull; Scotch 10000; Ameri-
| N,1Qd3O0
l-Easy; straight sls.75Q13.soi
Il alll. spelter weak; domestic
saa-Market steady. Brokers' price
ssef-sirong; brokers' price sac;
-aase price 1915; sales on change,
1noads, lead. Jan. to Dec, slS,a5;
ehioal per- month at S5.12 L..
q TIN Saturday ms follows; 20
=. Jan, to Feb. 2S, $40. IS; 25 ions
A.ss. ~ tons 5. O. to April go,
4 ~ tons May Si3.75. 2j tons $. q.
~, one days notice, Si3.7j; 20
nay. NS75; 100 tons March 1870,
%4s Jan. yl3.s5; 25 tons S. o. to
~ 1890. 80 tons Jan. and Feb.
~ one days notice, 1915
-opuons opened Irregular. un-
tsSu Prices 9 points decline; stead
KY points on European buying,
NJ esssd on. closed dun at net un-
ErS 10 ~ points advance Sales
X sss' Including: January l3.O5@
,,.il.sreh l2,fol3l2 40; April 12.25'
IN. y s,eNl2 2Q; September ~ 00nl2 %.
Il, AN, v,ngIIee-Rio dun; No. Is sac;
WI Cordova Is IL; sales 1000
~ MS. Maracaibo Point.
quiet; good average Santos
n IVY receipts 22,o0O bags; stock
wr.galls-Dull, prices unchanged to
,s loNar; sales $4,000 bags.
NM opened nuiet, unchanged n
eTsr At - noon, quiet. La lowers
= ", Irregular. l-if higher TO III
giosed Irregular 1-2f higher to
lIs- nl,e' Total sales 10000 bags.
~. Slie' No Z Rio 1890 reis: ex-
s1.s ~ e,lGa; receipts 900o bags
I'M 'or The United states bonet
''F Europe none; stock lcSoo'
,ersss Sus g Deliveries from New Yori
II ~ so2l hagsi New York stool
a.. aslpi bags; Unised States stool
4 .n9ai FOR the United states 27s.
IA w N d ,otel visible for the Unitet
y.sE '0so bags. against i51Oil bag
Is. s-..k!aw easier; fair reanlnl
Il ssnaat9ylfugal % test 3 l-sc; sale
tayslaY 1000 bags. 9G test. Q i-so
= Me- nolassPs sugar ? $50; toda!
ssns5S s,n,,i,r.fugal, 90 test. 3 i-sc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-18

|el XII Dec. l7.--whoai-spot.
~ ~ steady; demand moderate.
h M, winter, g cd: futures opened
Istd = near and distant positions
N atlhing higher, closed firm
eiri '.i'nlngs higher on near aud
I'm. positions. Rusinras ab5rit
In distributed peeember 81 s
Aisrsssy IS pa; February. 81 =
b. * ise = iodi April. As 10 l-ldi
fu--sn.l ~.
y ia ~ quot American mixed.
iqfts luiures opened dun. uu-
r.. ci...I9m Saturday's closing
.sl hiss1 unchanged 20 2 far
'l'tf ~ On hear and > farthings
7'ani business. heavier On
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-18

, var.ier: December Is Ii f.sa Ia
M I'D February, 1 I'D. Marc h
la i--ai April. IS I i-sd; Nay. Is /
fa riSur ,,-in, demand poor. St. Louis
Peas--cenadian. l.aa
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-18

London, Dec, i7.-Canadian Pacific,
CT. Erie, lOl is; erie seconds. G. 1-2;
Illinois Central. gl Mexican ordinary.
II; ST. Paul common, 90 Ia; New York
Central, lOl IL: Pennsylvania, o.. Rend-
81 Id