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JOIIISGs ABOUT IoHx

rsI sgs h., received 50 cen. fr.m branch Of tA.
c-lS-SJ C'Eb Tor the Keller OF the unsmploysd
The liquor ernss Of nn CtsrIsgs HoisL IN WA.
pity 'sseni street. has been rs'SIsd BY Hoard Of
The Ce-ss EHshanzs has alsd plan. in 9. p.o.r.
fsaT Sad B.a7sT . nsr I hs %
The upper eaters aRi stock niisrs AZ "a. John J.
eitH shos i.e'STy on Souh FIIh sysag., savs
a. HAT factory scout so Wv ''' " '''''s's
., .s%F.s ss.s:.; 999fsr p y:.s old ., Isla
S.st.Is.J a. lS,1 IIss .Ha
lie died slorrJ ASsTS ara IN sue Fo!iham He.tIts'
aa5.l r1' .t. a, sh 's ,SG5s' a. ..: ?.
sa,oa Isa. nss H!. Ice sSes 90 Is.i iss
h lorsSas, Ho:pais s sa .i Han ' Ss4 -
Milan Nelson; a ssitsr a. tie Cstn,y Haus. ~as
h.d 10, 1'A n ne !Sa,rsn SAIss ass ri Jss
o. M, Soi % e'Shia ss.ea IS 'o.sa -
afternoon b Policeman frat ''''-'
taP,, scEui.tbssssE o. Ihs West Thtrtisth street
~. IRA sh.r.s. as rcsaiS i,rci rsrs an!
asus ron I 10 en MA HisEi entered roe
aiS az b. SH sa o TIA. S o. .s.,I
10 p Ss, sac ss 90; ,Etss saarR'r vhe rspor.i
-, -ssa. seis sEe Sas pvEigIulH- y assuin Ia
.si9s :I.; "a az o q 10: i iai
biaeP James Ryaa o. Alton sAusd ysstsf,lay On IN.
s1sAs,'a;R - sss5sSEns NJ. Slii 40 ssT P6sP'
nlAS Vice CoRsu ere psssvRz-rs on he T5sss SsI
AasSnla '-"sa 90 ne
I'm missioner Andrews EAs prnmafsI nawfa No.
hue. fersM4a o. stals Of &c steel tI-.ti,vtns.
l.I,ntHi - % .lPsrlgtsE isHL s:sGlss g. sassI
sifhas. Athnyay. IssignsI rse PEolgsilon sasfiss
slI4 u an lnrreAse o. Ary from So 40 ~ o.st
Donehns - lWsnEy siAIh Ascend di,.r q. TsIn-
nAay ssasr n ILs IsI Assssb!y d...I.st '-u
NLAam seahlon, ~ years old q esi5 nara av.p,.
- tStle naHEing aTonnt - taoEifls Roman t'aI-s.
az - $50 isifty ssNsIth sIrvsL - IN
::isa s;ass 1sS s4 "a. 5saa: . 70
5ssstsL "a ~ 1oekstt Ssrs folHa quantity 81
Tor triAL = '--'s---' = ~ As.a
c its4saisl AsAssdsI ca.d~sn Of the EspaSisaa
Ss--ty tel 1alttss ETtiea lisa suz 10 az thas IN.
ssssSl n ths sst side ksnubicah CAB sEatas, ~
"a ~ ~ St .ss Coa@iitss 81 IhIty a0l iatsnA
- " - -Lsete4 Azallsf ths nfttas's 90 Srr
<.ess tls EseeEaitga - ths ssb % fSeisls Il ~
~ e.4 81 iate44 sltesg thAi "a skasIa - -
a99S-i Aep@s.ieAa - IL Tusais-lhird $780, -
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tn. R,es.ons and D.u,,u. Foreclosure.

BALTIMORE. March a-After hearing Argu-
ments to-day on the petition OF the Central
Trust Com pany OF New York. trustees. and
others for the sale Of the Richmond and Dam
vile road. under foreclosure for default in the
payment OF the five Der cent mortgage bonds,
Judge Con said he would sign an order COM
pellinG the masters to report the indebted ness
OF the road and its liabilities on or before April
10 next. The question of sale he held under
advis-ment. A; II; yoline Of the firm OF But
sented the Central Trust Contrary and Henry
Crawford of New York the other co mpiainants
EN-Secretary Bristow. +. {. Knox. and Nicho-
Francis i. stetson Of New YORK the keor.
ganization Com mittee. William q. Yerger OF
Mississippi the lAzoo and Mississippi Valley
Railroad, Hugh l. Bond the receivers. col
Charles Marshall the Macon and Northern
bnnndholders, and Armisteat Smith and +. p.
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NEWS or the RAILROADS.

Men On the NV York, Lake Erie C nd West.
cru to Hsvr = K--t on suaday.
CHICAGO. March 3.-The Erie Railroad has
Issued an order to hold all common freight
trains in the yards from II o'clock on Satur-
day night TO II o'clock on Sunday night eysry
week In the year. The order Will 60 into effect
at midnight, and nearly all the railroad men
handling freight on the New York. Lake Erie
and Western. the New York. Penn sylvania and
Ohio. and the Chicago Erie Railroad will he
given dny on tomorrow only the neces-
sary crews to handle fast freight and perish
able freight will be kept at work.
The passenger service will also be cut down
so thatth station agents and teleRra ph opera
tore may get few hours extra rest on Sun
day. The order Affects nearly 5000 en- half
Of whom will get q days rest the other half
being ompelled to work for two or three
hours on sunday.
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San Antonio. Tex. March &C. K. Lord,
Third Nlee-President OF the baltimore ana
Ohio; c, Z WAyS general freight agent. and .
party OF prominent business men and capitals
lists OF Baltimore. arrived here last evening on
their way East from a trip through Mexico
winch vas made for the purpose OF rsfAblishine
line 81 stesmeTsto ply tstWesn Haltin ore and
Iampleo. MT. Lord slEtsI that they had de-
eided 10 establish the line. and il would he
placed IN operation as soon as the Necessary
arrangements could be made The Baltiriurs
and Ohio 10 particularly interested in the coal
produet which the new line i'll take TO Mexico
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, Mr.. MeDonouGh was private secretary to
Sherin Flaek and a confidential clerk under
sheriff slckles. lie went into the sheriff.
ofiice with Mr.. Gilroy in 1854. was appointed
warrant clerk in the Mayors ONCE under
Mayor Grant. and has been Mayor Gilroy's
eonfdential eierS. His salary was So 400 a
year. Mr.. MeDonouGh is one OF the secIeta-
rlss OF the TAmmAny General Com mittee and
Committee on Organization. ald Is q graduate
OF the Columbia Law school.
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They bia q rrs. Co.. u,..

LANSING Mich. March 3-Tne State oficials
have Investigated the accounts 81 ,iov. Rich
for 1888. to dad out il he charged the state
fees aside from his salary. The search through
for 1883 WAS So It not lelieyed thai an.
attempt will De made 10 recover the amount
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GUESTS or the COLONIAL CLUE.
a BANQUET Last Evening In Hoasr or the
West Fad Association.

west Rad Association.
The second annual dnnergiyen by me IN bers
OF the Colonial Club to the West End Associa-
ton was held at the Colonial Club House last
night President Cyrus Clark Of the West End
Association presided. and President J. A. Pun
derfOrd OF the Colonial Club sat beside him.
At either side OF them were seated the Hon A.
J. Fitch. John n. Starln, tho Hon. Lemuel Ely
Quigg. the Lev. Dr. David J. BuTrell. Judson
Lawson, James X. Sheffield, and Prof. A. =.
Bickmore. Speeches were made bY President
Clark. President Iunderiord, Comptroller
Fitch. Congress an QuigR. John G. Coleman
William y Ellison. DR.. David J. Burrell and
Pro-. Eekmors
The West End Association was organized In
the interests OF the residents Of the Twenty
third ward, and it, object is the I'm proven snt
OF that section OF the city.
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EiIE-1sih's UasasIeJss

ELIZABETH. March 3-MaJor Rankin TO-DAY
received = cheek for 81 COO from Frederick g.
Bourks. President Of the Singer Sewing Ma
chine COmRAny. 70 be used in the relief Of ths
nnenploJsd Of this city. MAJOR RAnkin re-
ports that our Of = population Of - 10 in
this eitJ the Relief Association l. fesdfn =
5 $3.50 iAnhl-s. " Ab0B tea PEI ssat. q thS
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EAaHtS0roS ToEEcAsI ggsBAE
20 Ss- ksSasf ~4@sA Sss Fark Gs Esari4 q css.LGa
'sSs" Pr-A'sisanaa DssEaFs No JgSs. kIsisAL " :
stHis. Nora Ca elisa SEA- carsliss az. 49,.
ssTisss sud Aeaaz,iag ss-fk
Fer Nssi FiTsaniA Western IsussylvaBlA ssStsTa
AsS fork, An1 ohia. far; uAEmsF. soutA ulaaa
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be MRaIhar

TItr weather sontiuusI yss,srday ovst ID. .p,,,.
eountrJ. athoggh the conditions yes, OF Ihs N...,.-
sPPi we're shaping themselves for = storm.
In tas city IL "a fEr ysstsEdAJ reiai tsmpsr.-
'1Es ranged es'~ssR to' and 40: average hunidtty
miles an hour
The thsrnomsisr Al PsrTy's pharmacy IN IHs SCR
bai.dIlg records "a &c nsratars Ys.t.r. =.
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COsEr-..-sA Wn.s- IsS-svIsE.

CIR OF METIoo. March "A despatch re-
esiEsd this sTeRinK from GuAdAlaiAEA says
that COngressnan Wilson eontinuss to i'm
Prove he sill coughs = l1tls- De has bssn
Removed tTom the Railroad ear
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Charles Ste EaTt Smith. Treasurer of. the r.
nance Committee OF the emergency fund to
give relief bJ work. reports that si3 $50 % was
received M to March from the following con
tTlbutOrs:
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Hoods ss:sasfIi' Cures

parila. and II would relieve me. I am ~ years
OF age. and can truly say in my declining ears
that Hood's Sarsaparilla hns done more Tor
me than All the PRESCRIPTIONS | have ever
taken. MRS HARRIET PAkASoN. Chitte-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-27
COTTON MARKETS.
Hester's statement

Testers etutemeht
BY Associated Press.
New orleans. La, March 20'-secre-
tary Hester's cotton exchange state
mont issued early this morning shows
the net decrease OF cotton in sight OF
ago bales over .he seven days ending
March 20 last year, and decrease
compnred with the same seven days
vear before last OF 1920 bales For
,ha drst twenty-three days q March
the movement has been 1875 bales
more than last year, and llligiS less
than the year before This makes me
Increase In the amount OF TINS cot
ION crop brought into sight Tor me
g04 days Of the season from septeiil w
i 10 March 20 inclusive, 79i,OlS bales
aver me same 2Oi days OF last year,
ana the deficit compared with the same
lime OF year before last. L5i5,s0l. The
total brought into sight during The
nnst seven days has been bs,S9o tine
| same being corrected by deduction OF
Isa5 from Athens. Ga, stock. against
~ sac last year. and 1906 the year be-
fore while the aggregates for the
| drst tweuty-three days of March ate
| ss2 575. against 2i7.sis and sit,als' me
| total marketed rom GflAelHVti -
date Is e,7ss.27i. against 5.992'is2 and
SOL Az for last year and the year De-
i fore respectively.
FROM this time on last year the
amount Of cotton brought into kishi
vas los i76 bales and year before lasi
~ go7 bales. In other words, after thia
dste last wear 10 $500 per cent OF tht
cr -,o wss marketed and after this dat
saason before last 8 l2-l0O per cent
tho movements since SEPTEMBER
sbnvs receipts al all ports OF ~, ~
aeainst 4.455, 424 last year ana osss,a''
~ wear before overland across th'
tfIssisslppi, Ohio and Potomac Il Nei.
~ Northern mills and Canada ts.,zst
u.s,nst 100 and i,osiQli- lnterioi
,s-eiTs n excess OF those held ~ w
-, 49, ~ the commercial year, sVVpll
s@sinst a7o.ss5 aud s6o2ls; son ~ ~
.a,iis taklnrs. 622.eie. against 49,. ~.
VA 455.eg7; foreign exports 5e
49, have been oI.lls, nHainst 49,
~ year. making the total mus ~, ~
az ~ season g.fs0.7oi, against s'sis'
"a last gear. or an incisass oi i''s''
'Nor,hcn mills taklngs for me pa "a
- davp show an incffaHe =. ~,
y ,'.woared with the c9ilts p2i ,.,...I
~ isst year, but the total tlA ills'
ptI,s senfennber / have decreaafl ~,
ssi'' The Total takines OF Ameties. ~
,nlIls. North and South ana ''''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-27

Commencing March J, 1895 the Santa
Ia iiouta VIII nell nrff-elnsH limited
ittlet, from al points M 'rpEHA on H.
main line, and The Paris branch, 10
Ios Angeles. San Diego, san Franchise
md intermediate painia, via Purcell and
Ahnnuarque al the very low rate OF
so, round trip Tickets lmllaa % sixty
lGOj days, VIII he sold as rate o.
ifhe Santa Ifo affords unequallod nc
conim0daii0ns and attractions FOR Call
fernla fourisis. operating Pullman Pgl.
IA slaenprs and Pullman Tourist
aieenors. with hnf ono change u cars
from Texas 10 California.
lrne exceedingly luW rates ohcfed ~
no S1nin 10 WI suggest california 70
XIV minds Of The people 81 Texas more
tian uaunl and. Of course. the mid.
,-lnti-r fair, which viii DO open until
inns 20, n not 10 be ofefloohel
VIqltors In the "Wbiie Cily' need not
far Of being ured with duplicate At
fractions n iha Golden CATE.
Tie Worlds faif lr., ~ the baa
Franciao0 fair \ sometimes referred 70,
has sunic buildings that, as works 81
architectural ART. arc said 20 W superb
r. ~ mo buildings Df he Columbian
Ixpohtinn, and competenl critics rs
ssrt tut fof pictufasqusness and per
lection N laadscape eteris, Che. MD.
Winter display on fhe shores of tue
Pacific eresla all previous eDqfis.
Ifdr Information Regarding Tickets, time
tables, and slqeplns ear accominoiatlons,
spniy 10 lie pdarcst Santa " agent OF
eddrass. W. y. kEENAN.
a. 4 Al. Galveston, Teas.
WM. DOHEHTY,
Pass Agt., 5o3 Main S., Fort Worth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-27

I,einil liet bridgeport car lots, Sl,2l;
3 10 10 tons. Sl.f1i / ton. 80 0Oi Meal
ester, Jenny Liud, Rouse, Maitland. Rob.
inson aud MAlpnabrfg Goals, rnr lots
IS 1At 3 10 10 ton lots, 81 %, 1 ton
10 10. ~ ton. $500 Monarch. Victoria
Santa Clara and Elnore Goals. ear lots,
Sc. 10; . 10 10 ton lots, 900 tons,
5000, ton. $3.50. ~ ton Sih0i Brlnr
crock aud Mo1ames COIL, ear lots, S5.2l,
u 10 10 ton lois, 50 ,5Qi 2 tons, so,foi
car lots. IS %, 3 10 10 ton lots 50 %;
anglo too 50 a.. npihmdlr, penuaylvh.
Nh. ear lots, Sil. . 10 10 ton lots,
sig 10; single ton. Slai anthracite,
Onlia. . 10 10 ton iotg, SDi single tona,
sph0t L. ton, 80; slack, lO9, car loadt,
81 -, rhufher cnI lots. $500 per toni
Cnmefon. per ton, S., = tons, sI,T5; J
10 10 tons, 81 10.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-27
PRODUCE AND PROVISIONS,
WHEAT WENT ur wIrn A sruRr
YESTERDAY AT CHICAGO.
a Gain of One arM one.na,f cent
for May was Reeordcd--corn ana
Oats We're n shade firmer.
Provisions slightly puiI.

by Associated Press.
Chicago, Ill. March 2s.--Nheat went
up with a squirt today because OF the
energy the temperature had shown In
going down. aud the result was an
early gain OF i-2 for May. There was
nee selling at the advance. however,
and after nervous, unsettled session
May closed i-2c from the top, but with
gain since Saturday Of lie.
Corn and oats were shade frmer in
sympathy. and made gain OF about
l-Sc each.
Provisions ruled duh but firm at some
what higher than Saturdays elosing
prices.
Mo" wheat sold on to IS 5-So, but
rested at 5s S-id5s7-sc.
corn-Mey opened at s7l-sc. sold OF
to S'c bid, closing at 81 1851 lac.
Oats were in fair demand. May
started lac up and closed at 80 use.
T''o provision market was dun bu,
maintained an under,one OF nrmness,
/ clusins with l-2c gain over Saturday :
losing price for May pork and lard
and SC hisher for May ribs.
4 Estimated receipts tomorrow. Wheat
50 cars; corn, go cars, oats, i66 cars
hegs, 1900 hend,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-27

Chicago Live STOCK
BY Associated Press.
Chicago, March 26--The Evening
Journal reports: Cattle--Reoeipts a.
600; shipments. 1900; market active. 10
al5c higher on natives and Texans
Prime to extra native steers, N.l04
4 ,35; good to choice, SS,9Oq4 %; Texas,
81. 0O83.2O.
Hogs-Recelpts, $1,000; shipments, TO-
600. market active and steady Rough
heavy, "a 00Gl. 40; packers and mixed
81 55Q4 Co. prime heavy and butcher
weights. si.G5Q4.7O; asserted light $40
d475. 100.
Sheep and lambs-Receipts. 10000;
shipments, $500. market active, lbqEbc
higher on both sheep and lambs: Top
sheep. s4.OOq4.S5; top lambs "'4Va
4G5
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-27


BY Associated Press.
ST. Louis. Mo. March 2s.-Flour quiet
and unchanged.
Wheat opened higher on cold weather
let down lee better and closed Use,
al 5-s above Saturdays final prices.No.
cash red. 5S sac; March. 5ic. May.
So sac. July, 81 s-sc.
Corn was dull. being lost sight OF ia
the wheat rush. II closed i-Sc higher.
No. mixed cash, "a l-lc; May, "a 3-Sc.
June, "a a-ic; july, IS i-sc.
oats steady. No. . cash, 81 lee
March, LILAC: May 81 Use: July
% 7-sc.
Rye, No, 2, q i-sc east side.
barley Nothing doing,
Bran firm, Coo east track.
FlaXseed lower, N.33.
Cloverseed unchanged.
Timothy unchanged.
Hay unchanged
Butter unchanged.
Eggs unchanged.
Lead firm, 1926,
Cornmeal. SlS5a1.s0.
Whisky, Sl,0s0i 10.
Cotton ties unchanged.
Provisions tlrmer. Pork, standard
| Sli.i06ll 60. lard. prime steam, 5000
| 6,90 dry salt meats, loose shoulders,
81 60 longs and ribs. S577 ~; shorts,
| 81 ~ 1-2; bacon, packed shoulders. $685.
longs. y6.31 1-2 ribs. s6.5o; shorts
! Sc &c 10.
Receipts-Flour. 5000: wheat, $4,000
corn. 100000; oats, $4,000
shipments-Flour 5000; wheat, 1000
corn, 2Ss 900; oats. 22,o0o
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-27
Kansas CITY Live stock
ka.a,tntad prauq

Kansas City. No, March 26,-Cattle
Receipts. 2SO0 shipments, 61O0' mar
ket steady TO strong, Texas steers.
50 2OdS. 90; Texas cows, l.75p24o'
shipping steers, 2.75G4.25; native cows COWS
81. 5Od3 .25; stockers and feeders, Sz'oVu
2.45; bulls, $2.50as,O0. son.
HoEs-Receipts, 33OOi shipments, ii0 w
market weaker Bulk, N,SVui -lvi
heavy packers and mixed, %spV' hs"'
porkers and pigs, N.2OQt.s' x.
rone market steady 10 strong,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-27

sy AsrGels,sa prsss

Aaslei-'sa Frsss
v, Msw York, March 2s.-rhe Post. re.
nm "','s me stock market says: There
Nh NY pe no doubt that the general
r ratsli.' ,nenee OF remuneratlve railroad
na,,,ra M served to onset much Of the
PerSn aa losses from trade depression.
dsngars IN most Imminent Of ali
cutting usually a sure ancomnan MI
n,sht 81 insufficient business. since
nlssiNings in this direction have ma
uttie lnhuence. Wall street was
Iisht today in taking as very fayor.
aoie development last weeks formal
actlon OF The trunk lines. The man.
NETS endorsement Of Mr.. Depew's
p p 70 pleuge maintenance Of rates,
q heayy penalties for violation Of tbe
pledge, was sign OF promise bymean,
assured beforehand
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-27

BY Associated Press.
New York. March s8.-rhe following
are total net receipts OF cotton at an
ports since September, 1898;
Galveston. g6b, i13. New orleans, H.
7i61S6, Mobile, lss,959. savannah, seg.-
bI3; Charleston, 8gi,slO, Wilmington.
lS5.S55; Norfolk. 462ali; Baltimore. b1s
513; New Yotk. i05i2a; Boston. S5,Si5,
Newport News. q 1850; philadelphia,
1885, West Point, 233.5Sg; BrunsWiclS,
Ca, bA.0i0, Nelaaco, St92, Port Royal,
GO. i8G Total b,46i035 Deduct CANA
counted By Charleston and Savannah,
total corrected, $3.50. sol.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-27
|plVEY, STOCKS AND BONDS
), STREET sTRENcTnENED By
RELIEF THAT THE
,.raac Bui VIII be vetoed
~. takes Cheerful view Of
'" situation and Says Conf
..e Is Fast Returning.


aseoclated Press
York. March 26.-The very gen
,mpression which now prevails
me- president will veto the seign-
u blil had the effect Of strengthen
ss wan street marlSets today. and
.s,edly checked the bear impulses
~ operators who take the short
4 the market on the slightest
.atlon. The decline in sterling ex-
- rate was also an element Of
1 9Th in the speculative situation
,.a,h as 1t removed all likelihood
I'd export present. The opening
,a,lness on the stock exchange was
rally firm, and prices made were
4 ~ main a small fraction higher
he closing figures Of Saturday.
H. however. was an exception,
i .,nr "a per cent lower and reced-
4 i.sc additional, doubtless the ef-
4 oi the bearish view of the sugar
j By II. o, Havemeyer in pub
4 4 interviewN But good buyers
nr in at the lower level, sugar
tg moved upward, gaining Is
cent The general market was
in tone in the early dealings
% to noon the tendency of prices
upward, the volume Of business
at the same time very light.
settlement of the differences Of
asdlling and distributing COM
q :, by which the latter is TO dis
Of all the product Of the former,
to buy its goods at the lowest price
/: BY an independent producer, did
= ave a very buoyant effect on the
u Of the dlstilling company, for
an early advance Of lee the
M sagged Off 1-sc. rarying 1-4c
dosing $50 below Saturdays last
The railway and miscellaneous
market was strong throughout
iiy and most of the issues dealt
nov an advance for the day.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-27
Money.


New York, March 2s.--Money on can
easy at per cent, last loan i, closed
! per cent. Prime mercantile paper,
500 IL. Sterling exchange dun and
easier with actual business in bank
ers bills at ASS 1-lQ4sS l-2 for de-
mand' and 4.S7 u for 60 days. Posted
rates. 4Ssg4.S9 IL. Commercial bills,
4:ebg4'e6 l-ii silver certificates, 5s 7-SI
es u Mexican dollars. ~. Sales
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-27

Vegetables Cabbage. California, ner
pound, > IL cents, potat0es Greeley.
per buahel aDci carly rose. pNr. onions.
per pound, i-lc, celery, b0uise, per
dozen punches; hcets, per pound. t-eoi
carrots nor pound, lac, radlahea i0c
per doacni lettuce, 300
Frults,-Lemons, fancy, CSd0'sl per box,
SERMON; oranges nrr hNX ST. Rmhuld
bananas per hnnrh, Sai,3i oranges fam
cy Flordaa, $500; ornngcH, California,
Navel S2,76u100, seedlings, t2.bo.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-27

Improved service and chap n1a,, or
lime via the Fort Worth anu Pei, .'s
CIty railway April i me ena,,e a
az time by the above line WI n,aHs :
lia. ~, saving one day. the time pc
man , - nights and one day-fort
my ~" 10 Denver. City ticket once
4Ol Main street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-27

S.. tat,rr COZ croAts. s i.cc; crackneis.
1Nc, ssrcker med. ~; oyster pearl SO;
otslef oNceisiaH ~ rrclsels. iac. cream
soal se NpvwtakeS lec; soda &C,
Cakes and inmbics Eleven and onc.
hall eentt f,aif sultnua, Ice: ringnr
SNOW S 1896 Eranama's cookies, i0c,
ioriUl fnnas lSo; waters, l5c. sngar
cookies, ios, stage nlanks, 81.
Cantleu Cgramcls, assorted havor, b
pound hAxcS, lNc; gumarOpk. A. r.. as
cortci iavore, 5,pound box, zoe; Japan
Csc ctripA cocunnnt flavor hponnd box.
ODc; rock assorted aud white. dac:
French Kisses, per box, osci chocolate
crcams. Al, pOc. lemon drops, frosted.
per box. O5c; burnt alncuds, pcr box.
Noci creams, hand mndn, poe, peanut
blocks, 0dc; peanut haS rer box, I5c;
lo1cnEcs, assorted CON, n.pound box,
iNc, marsh maliows. b-ponnd box. 81 90
mixed candles pals, per ponnd. 0 i.2ci
CRYSTAL cut q a.ic; II. NJ crcaus. pals,
l2e; stick caddy, In pals, . l-.,O,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-27

st Louis. Mo, March 2e.-cattle-RIe,-
ceipts, 1900; shipments, 800. Markel
strong; Toe higher for natives leN taae
scarce. stronger. Naive s ~ $40
s,o,,,,ds 81 s56fs.6 so: COWS. Sl.2O42iVi
i,ght TEXAS steers, s275G350.
Hogs-Recelpts, POO; shipments Ivy
Market dulet and firm. Light I.zoF
IIb; butchers, N.62 1-2a4.IO' packers
sbeep-R bOOi shipments. none l =.
choice mixed and yearling lambs sSfo
4A25
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-27

BY Associated Press.
Kansas city. No, March 26,-Wheat
No. ?, hard. Soc; No. . red, 5Gc.
Corn - Weak. No . mixed, 500
81 lee; No. 2 white, 80 l-2aAc
Oats-fnlr demand. No. mixed,
3Oasic: No. 2 white. Sic.
Rye-Firm
Barley-4ic.
Butter-Actlve. Creamery, lsQ2ie;
dairy. 19di7c.
Eggs-Fair, Ice.
Receipts Wheat, 5000 bushels corn
! 5000 bushels; oats, none.
Shipments p Wheat $500 bushels
| corn, none.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-27

by htAN'AhNfA AtfNs
New Orleans, La, March aG.-cotton
Futures ouiet and steady: sales, 49,
500 bales; March. 100000; April. 1890
Zoe; May, 717d7iSc. Junels7.2igf25
July, 7a2G73sci August. 7aa0I3sci
September. 7.80n738c; October. la5n
1880: November, 799g14ic; December
7.AQ7l6c
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-27

wheat-old and new. No 2, bse; No.
3. 55c. 80 rv,r,h
ear. i5c. ear. local. wagon loi.' 4Dtty3s
'.grH 81. sausas shoicd, car iotF' DpiA'
~ f.ga. nfhe1 - Ne
Oats--TeSas risf proet. ear lgih, y, ~.
u Fort Worth. bnlk, &c, Sucked o'c'
wagon loads. Nhurket, ;i2Q.tic.
Bran Ter 100 pounds, :. q D.. foi'
WOrih. So. ~.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-27

Hide. Buyou nrc pnylur Dry nInt
heavy. b1.gr; Hight, i.2ci dry salt.
NJ. green, salt, 2t2c butchers greeu,
. l..c ..o
Wool Light MEDIUM PALS l-2e; low
Bonss Iloof and ionel. 81 per ton. de.
Beea Wax 1t6f1sc.