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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-11-25
LIGHT FLASHES

To Trade-A nice improved
place, 4 blocks from post0ffice, for
outside improved property, or will
sell cheap. Rents for $2l per month.
Address, box 1864, postoffice.
- % 3t
Chicken and turkey thieves
have begun work and several
Thanksgiving turkeys have al
ready been stolen. The police are
after the thieves.
Fred C. Pfeiffer is celebratin g
his 9th birthday anniversary.
The inventory of the city
property in the fire department
has been sent in to the mayor.
1t shows a total valuation of
$32, $50.
-Messrs. f.. bosch and o. G..
Guessaz are on the coast neal. Rock
port, after ducks.
The case against l.. F. Meyers
for using opprobrious language to-
ward w. E. Nawarz, was dis
missed by Justice Devine this
morning.
Fl. l.. Norton, representing the
Waters Pierce Oil company, OF st.
Louis, is in the city.
The Stoves estate will begin
next week to bore an artesian well
in the big pasture south OF South
Heights addition. 1t is very likely
hot sulphur water will be found.
II this is the result big hotel will
be built.
The directors of the Bexar
Athletic club will meet tomorrow
night.
"A baker cart OF Fred. Plug
haupt came to grief on Barrers
street this morning by the axle
breaking.
! w. NJ. Locke and Ed. Kotula
will leave next Saturday for a
shooting trip near Garlic Springs
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-11-25
BONANZA GOLD FIND.
Largest Vein Ever Known Located
IN British Columbia.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. ga spe-
cial from Victoria says the Van.
couver terminus OF the Canadian
Pacific has come to the front as a
rich gold field. One quartz vein
is said to be the largest on record,
being not less than eighty feet
wide. This property is one of three
groups of claims lately taken up at
the head Of Seymour creek, by
Benjamin Springer, president of
the Vancouver board of trade !;
Henry Hofring, and Postmaster
Jonathan Miller, and in less than
ten miles from the latter's office.
These parties are convinced they
have mineral property worth
many millions. The large vein can
be traced up the mountain side
and along the top for a distance OF
nearly three thousand feet.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-11-25

If you want good drink of
whisky, call on BULL Bros. I'm
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-22
AN EXCITING DAY.
NEW York COTTON SHOWED
GREAT WEAKNESS.
Market Influenced by Weak Cables
From Liverpool, nut the Day
Closed steady.

New York. Dec. 2l.--Great excitement
prevailed ON the exchange as the re-
suit OF the weakness developed by the
English cotton market. instead OF the
hoped for Liverpool response to the
rally that our market made yesterday
after the great break OF the forenoon
On the contrary Liverpool broke 3
points and showed diminishing spot
sales. Private cables were very weak.
Al tho same time II was thought by
mnay that the scare would start a
Hood OF receipts next week. The mark
ct opened weak at decline OF 1890
points and ruled very excited and ir-
regular. At the weakest interval a do
cline OF 2002g points was apparent.
Exaggerated reports OF trouble in Wall
street Increased the Generalization and
for time the market bordered on n
panic. Good buying started In. however.
one large concern In particular calling
II bargain counter day" and buying
right and left. This caused a rnlly and
the market closed with the decline re-
duccd to 4Gli points. Although
there were but two hours in today s
session sales reached the usual Satur-
day total OF 265, 500 bales.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-22
HOGS MUCH LOWER.
FINANCIAL FURRY CAUSES THE
REDUCTION. =
Price Of Cattle at chicHHo Remain
About the same, with VERY
Moderate shipments.

Chicago. Dec. 2i.-cattlc-Tho supply
was largely sold at unchanged prices.
choice beeves being largely nominal.
The bulk OF bcevcs now arriving sell at
IS. 6sGt.25 and extremely few so over
N.i6. The greater part of the big
steers sell at low prices, as they are
not wanted. both Eastern shippers and
exporters combining most OF their pur-
chnscs to medium and lightweight
steers, which are offered ut moderate
prices. Fancy booves were quoted ut
Si.60Qi.po; stockera and feeders, s2,40af
$50. bulls, cows and heifcip, 81, b0dlS, co;
calves, $25QQ3.15: Texas steers, Ss.eOQ
$50.
iiogs-Thc reason Eivon by the pack
crs for the sensational drop In prices
today was the fear OF n financial strin-
gency and panic In stocka on both sides
OF the Atlantic. Although only about
900 hogs were offered, including fresh
receipts OF 10000 head. prices took u
tumble OF lQapl5o per 400 pounds early
IN the day and they closed very weak.
y few carly sales OF butchers were Mt
S3.b0spa. 5S, and cut very little figure.
and the days saics OF common to
choice hogs were nearly all made at
SS.2bdlG 49, the bulk getting 81 S5it3 90.
Sheep were slow as usual on Satar-
dny. prices showing no change Native
sheep were snluable at 81 25W3.bO for
Inferior 10 extra Westerns at sg,15gp
S.2S and lambs ut 81, Q0u3 ,4b.
Rceeipts-cattie. 1900; hogs, 10000
sheen. 1000
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-22
Chicago.

chicago. Dec. 2i.-The grain and
provision market today closed unex-
pcctedly steady and final qtlptations
IN some instances showed material
gains over last nights figures. May
wheat which yesterday sold as low at
% l-4c. opened this morning at 81 l-sc,
put began TO give signs OF recovery.
IL hud worked slowly back to 81 5-Sc,
when 1t had another spasm Of weak
ness, which carried II OF nominally 10
oO '-Sc, but only two or three SIS could
be bought Mt that, New York closed
at somo recovery from the lowest
prices OF the day and had IL further
steadylng effect upon wheat, which
rose lc per bushel from the lowest
point quoted or to 81 Use; II closed at
81 5-Sc bid,
The situation In stocks was the DOM
mating influence on wheat. The ex-
ports OF wheat and flour from both
coasts for the week were only Il little
more than 100000 but cables showed
the English market steady. and New
York confirmed the report that 1000
600 bushels had been taken there yea
terday for export. The feeling was
nervous, however, all through the ses-
sion. The visible supply IL expected TO
show mn Increase next week OF fully
s,00O, 900 bushels
Corn was slow and held steady, and
at no time was quite as low as It sold
yesterday. The continued wet wealth
er was n sustaining factor and the
price was so low that few cure to sell
1t short.
Only a moderate business was doing
In oats. Shorts were still good buy
ers and nearly all the offerings main
tanned II steady market.
Provisions did better for buyers to-
day than for two or three days back
and closed at somewhat higher prices
than they did yesterday. Packers gave
the market some support when II APP
peared to require II and orders from
the outside were much more plentiful
than they have been recently.
Estimated receipts for Monday
Wheat, 232 cars; corn, 2S2 cars; oats, 22,
cars; hogs, $1,000 head.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-22

st. Louis. Dec. u .-Flour-Flrm but
dun and unchanged.
Whent-Closed unchanged, No. 2 red
cash, 62c; December So l-Sc; Nay
81 5-sG57 SAC.
Corn-Dull; closing at slight ad-
vance. Spot stronger; No, 2 mixed,
cash and December, rs S-4c; January,
20 3-ic May, 25c,
Oats-Futures quiet but steady. Spot
dun and unchanged, No. 2 cash and
December, lG 1-2c: May, 10 i-sc.
Rye--Dull; No. 2, SIC bid.
Barley-Stendy
Bran-Quiet and steady.
Enthusiastically at IS l-1o
Timothy seed-S3. 90 40. 40.
Ilay-Prairle unchanged.
Butter-Quiet and unchanged.
Tggs-Scarce and higher at 10 l-2o.
Whisky-S1.
Cotton ties and bagging--unchanEed;
Pork-Qulet; $500 for old standard
mess jobbing.
Lard-nigher; prime steam, $5l2 1-2'
choice, So. 20.
Bacon-Boxed shoulders, s5.25; longs
81. ~ f-2; RIBS IS 20; shorts, $3.50,
Dry snlt meats-Boxed shoulders,
"a. 80: longs, 81 80: ribs, si.62 i-2; shorts
$40. n. ooo,
Recelpts-Flour, 5000; wheat, 10000
corn, $4,000; oats, $4,000
Shipments-lFlour, 5000; wheat, ToVo
corn, 1000: cats, 5000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-22

Produce and fruit--Apples--Fancy.
northern. per Dbl, s3,0014,0O; Mexican
oranges. s3.75; California nnyels. $4,000
l95. california seedlings, $40; choice
lemons. a60c. Sf00I4.50. grapes. Malaga.
Kegs, tG.50a7OOj onions. re per 10: new
irish potatoes, northern. 4bu60o' Nreei-
Flour.-jobbcrs' prices: Fancy pa
tent a 30: half patent, si.So. family.
81 I'd; foreign mills. high patent. sl.ss;
fancy patent, 81 SO; straights. sl.lo.
Graif, bngs--Bale lotss New 6-bu,,
soy. s sac: new l-2-bu., s-oz.. corn.
to; centrais. bale lots. DC: Ia Platas. 90;
second hand oat sacks. be.
Wheat No .. zoe; No. y. SIC.
Corn-shelicd. mixed bulk. JOB lots.
soc: ear corn from wagons, xVMzsc,
sacked corn, car lots I. o. b., country
oats-Texas rust proof In bulk from
waenn. 16q17c: car LOTT. sacked, (. o. b..
country points. II l-2Uis We.
Hay-Job lots. sg7 SOC 800. according
70 saran"job lots. coo; car lots. 55c. e.
"siyoaI 40 pounds. 40c; car lots. 4oci
canyon feed wheat, Job lots. bsc BUSH
Al. geeI meal, BIC, CARROTS, 800 cwt.
kweet potatoes per bushel. +o4boc.
TurnIps. per bushel, b0VdSc.
pecans. per Id. sg5c-
pom corn, ia ear. per bushei, eoc; =,
Poultry--Fat spring chickens, sz,w
ner doxeii: medium sized young chicK
ems. $3.50; hens. 81 per dozen; poor oe
nnnd-
pucks.AIn full feather. ~ per dozen
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-22

Groceries and Provisions.
HAMS Medium. plain ard eanvassed
. 3-ic,
ed. 9l-2c.
Dry salt sides. lie.
Short clear bacon. &c.
Dry salt bellies, a-4c.
Compound lard. ticrces. f-sc.
Lard ia cans. advance over tiercc
Leaf lard, tierces. 9 lie.
5O-pound cans. l-ic; 10-pound cans.
3-lc' 6-pound cans, 7-Sc; 3-pound cans.
1c per pound.
sugar-Standard fine graduated. In
bags OF 100 pounds each or in barrels,
f-so: cut loaf or powdered, b3.se
choice yellow clarified, i-2c; prime
yellow clarified. 45-8e.
Coffee-Roasted. I-pound package.
Mokaska. a l-2c; Arbuckle, 81 i-2o;
lion, q i-2c; X%X$. q lie. Cordova.
20 l-2c; Early Breakfast, 26c.
Fancy Rio. 20 l-2c.
Choice Rio. "a l-2c.
l,offee-Green, fancy Java, $50.
Fancy peaberry. 23 LEO.
Urine Rio. zoe.
Fair Rio. lec.
Common Rio. lsc.
Benns-Lady Washington. s-4c.
Lime. &c.
Pink, . 3-4c.
Bayous. 2 3-ic.
Black-eye peas, l-2c.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-22

j. A. THORNTON, 90s Houston street,
the leading real estate man OF Fort
Worth, has exclusive control OF some
of the most desirable property In the
city: can sell you a bargain any time;
also farms. YOU can save money 10
see him before you buy.
GET A HOME CHEAP A rare
chance for thirty days only-We have
exclusive control OF 100 chico lots 10
Zelda Hillside addition, slx blocks
from courthouse VIII sell for thirty
days only at prices from 800 TO llDo;
Small cash payments, balance small
monthly payment, Can loan you
money TO build house, Fills Real Ea-
tate Exchange, EOS Main street
TOR sALE-For fiftGen dayp, SO Ter
acre for ine black land prairie farm
within seven mlleH OF the Fort Worth
packing house. $1,000 cash bnianpe, on
easy time; 800 ncres. i25 In cultivation,
a0s Main street, W p, Wilhon
ron Exchange following stocks
OF merchandise for black land farms;
5000 and $1,000 Eenere stocks. $500
hardware. u. l.. Hare. Fort Worth.
| FOR SALE on EXCHANGB--Wc
have two brick store houses In town
of EnnH Tex. to sell or exchange for
| good farm. Apply to w. l.. Ligon a.
| Co., $40 Main street.
| Ioh nAlsEs-~ NOW ~ wv tiiHt w 'Ns
u block OF ten or twelve acres Of or
chnrd or garden land neur Fort Worth.
| Make you II good home and money
| all the year round. We have $50 acreH
| In one mile OF the city. on two piked
roads cut up into small tracts and for
enle cheap. Never mind about terms.
| We can FIX that all right. Smooth snn-
dy loan soil and rich and Just like
living IN town. WIN give you the best
chance you ever had
200 acres OF the very best OF level
black wake prairie land on public
| road and IN one mile OF depot with
three railroads. 100 acrea In cultivation,
MI tlllnblo and tho best. Good house,
stables md water and nine miles from
Fort Worth. $4,000. terms $500 cash,
remainder any way you want u nt
s per cent interest All OF the time you
want and any way you want II. re-
member
First class black prairie land In any
sized tracts. unimproyod, and IRON
eight TO fourteen miles OF Fort Worth,
and from one TO three miles OF depot ~
from SIS to $40 per acre. Improved
FARMS, beet OF black wake prairie
lands at from $40 TO 1es per acre. Easy
terms. Long time and low interest,
Fine pasture OF 1000 ncres In nine
miles Of the city nj 50 per acre.
Sandy post oak lands and iino fol
farming at 81 per mere.
HUFFMAN a. co,
Fourth street Fort Worth, Tex,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-22

Liverpool, Dec. l.-Cotton-spot,
moderate demand; prices lower; Amerl-
can middling fair, 4 29-32d; good mid
ding. 1890; American middling
l-2d; low middllng, 4 1890; good Or
binary. o-S2d; ordinary. 4 $500, The
sales OF the day were 5000. of which 500
were for speculation and export, and
included 1900 American. Receipts, a.
900, including 1920 American.
Futures-Closed unsettled. in sym.
pathy with the depression In financial
circles. American middling, l.. M. c..
December. 4.2?d4.23: Deeember-Janu-
AIRY. 4,23; January-February i.22; Feb
ruRry-March. 4.22; Maroh-April, 4.2idp
4. 20; April-May, 422; Msy-June. 4.a2,
June-July, 4.22lbi.23; July-August. aga
G4.2i. August-septembe 4.22q4.23.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-22

Kansas city, Dec. 2l,-Wheat-More
active; slightly higher No. mare,
"a i-2Gib5c: No. 2 red, nomlnally esq
SIC, No, 2 spring, 59Gbio; No, spring,
is6l52c; rejected. 40Gi5c,
corn-Active; steady; No. mixed.
% i-2@22 3-sc; No. 2 white. ~ l-Zg
20 3-sc. .,,,nai
15GiGc. ga oosoto IN,
prairie, s6.0oG7.5o. ,a0oqc,
Buttei-E'lrm. creamery i'eE'e'
dairy. 1iWl5c ,oso
ERrs-Searce and higher; ~ i-zc' -eoo
Recelpts-Wheat. 1850; corn low
cats. $4,000.
shipmants-None.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-22
srATEmooD CONVENTION.
OLIahomn People Want to lie Adj
mittcd to the Talon.

Oklahoma City, o. IT,. Dec. 2i.---
Special --From NIL parts Of the terri
tory comes the information that tho
interest taken In the statehood conN en-
tion which II 10 meet here January 5
IL unusual among all claRses, and the
attendance promises to be much larger
than at any previous convention.
The people everywhere arc becom..
INK aroused to the necessity u united
and determined action on this question,
IL they want to have the lights con-
fcrrcd upon them 10 which they. were
long ago entitled, and there in no
doubt that the coming convention VIII
be unit for the admission OF the Ter
ritory as q state ut once. with or With
out the Indian Territory, as congress
may see 1T.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-22

Kansas City. Dee. 1.--Cattic--Rc.
ceipts, 1900. shipments, 1900, market
steady; TexaA steers, ~. 5000 Toxins
rs; native cows, 81 aSqa 60, stockcrs
and feeders. s2.lOW9,iO bulls, si.7bdf
500.
Hors-Recenpt t000i shipments, 400,
market 5Ul0c lower bulk OF sAles sa2b
Gp3 So; heayies. 81 i0W9.40; packers,
81. 308a.40, mixed, s3,26ma.3b, lights.
s3.2bU3.3bi workers.. sS,So0SSbl PIGS,
50. 00@9,la
sheep Receipts, 200; shipments, 1000
market ntendy; lambs, I8.00Qa.gS, NUT
tons, S2.00W8.25.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-22

opened at per cent. offered NJ Or ~,
nut declined TO per cent closing a.
9 per cent. ~
par cent, '-'-"' -
steriing exchange strong. with actual
business In bankers bills at sI,ssI-tsr
sss l.2 for demand, and si.S7 s-4ff4. s.
ior SIXTY days: posted rates, sissi-2fD
4s9 and A.9oaisOl-a.
Commercial bills. ssT.
bar silver. ca lee; Mexican dollars.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-22

Liverpool Dec. 2l.-Wheataspo !.
arm, demand, poor. No. 2 red winter
"a "a. No. Q red spring. stocks e es,
na,isted. No. hard Manitoba ps su'
No, California, 5s l.2d; ma.
Futures firm and unchanged. ne De-
oember, bs ID; January, Ss = La Fe ,;,
ruary. IS ga; March, IS 3S-4a' april
81 4d; May, IS lid. .,.. r,,xed
Corn - Spot Arm. American p'iHeu
nym ,,,r.s Arm. unchanged. December,
o.. sI-ed: December and January .,
11s,-sd. F,bruary. Is 1s-ad: March ana
April, Sc I'd; May. s. 2 lid. sr,,
T,oi,r--steady Demand freely sup
,,,iad, 81. Louis fancy winter, rs 50
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-22

New York, Dec. Election quiet,
middling. Ia; net receipts, lsG; gross,
b295; forwarded, 20Ii sales, l2i; all
splnners; stock, isd96l.
Total today and consolidated--Net re-
ceiptg, si.97S; exports to Great Britain,
1887; France. $3.50; continent, hL7i6;
stock, 1,O2Tis0.
Total since September met re-
ceipts, 3,ll5,270; exports 10 Great
Britain, 99l 1924; to France, 26s,6SOi con-
tinent, 75g.0G5.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-22

New York. Dec. 81, -wheat-Rccelpts
2Oi 400; exports. 65,50o
No. 1 hard, 60 1-Sc. OPTIONS were gen
orally sseaiy nll morning, being helped
by steady cables. foreign buying and
rufnors OF further export business, local
covering and less iiluidatlon; closed
firm and unchanged from last night.
60 S-ic,
Hldes--Dul. Galveston. 2oWe5 pounds
10: Buenos Ayres 20 pounds 90; Texns
dry 2i1sO pounds zoe; California. 2lR
25 pounds. l5c,
Le0thcr--Qulet.
Wool-Quiet Domestic fleece, 1870
zee; pulled le196c.
Cotton seed oii-pull. Nominal. prime
crude, 24c.
Co1ee--options opened quiet with
October and November 10 points higher.
other months 8 points lower; business
slack and local market feRtureloss and
spot demand unsatisfactory; closed
quiet at "A decline OF poinia to ad-
vance Of points. Receipts, 900 bags,
including March, 1916; December. ia.SO
dfi3S5.
spot-Rio quiet. No. 2 Rio. l4i-2o.
Mid, quiet; Cordoya, IS i-2c.
Sugar Raw. firm, Fair refining, Q is
as lac; centrifugal. 90 test, al-eai
ag-lGc; sales reported OF one cargo
Java private terms. said to be bettcr
than 3i-2 for centrifugal, 96 test. Re-
hnod quiet. STANDARD a, l-2c; confee-
toners A. 41-2ci sugar loaf, 4i-4ci
graduated. b-Sc.
The White swan Is an emblem Of
purity. when you sec this brand on a
can OF fruit or vegetables rest assured
thut you have the best that money
can bny, higher priced goods to the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-22

The local cote market remainei TN.
settled yesterday at The lecilnc. Lit1lc
business IL beiiis done on account Of
the approaching holidays and the gen,
orally disturbed state OF our politics.
We quote nomlnally;
Low midallnE. Gi-2c.
Strict low middllng Q 5-sc
Middling. 6 s-ic.
Strict mddling, Q T-sc.
Good mlddllng, 1c, t
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-22

st. Louis, Dec 2i.-cnttic-Rocclpts.
700. shipments, 600; supply very small
and only retail lots were sold, Prices
were steady ut previous quotations.
l1oga--Rcceipts 1900 shipments. 1000
market 30 lower Heavy, SS.gOd3. 40
mixed 50. 1908 40; light, 50 2Owa. 10,
shecp-Reccipts. 200, Hhipmenta, 100
market steady; nativea, g 2bg3 40
bulk OF sales, 81 5OQg.Ib; southern, 81
glQ uO
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-22

New orleans, Dec. Election
nominal middilng. 7-s; low mlddling'
Z BIS; good ordinary. b-l6. Net re-
ccipta, 12.sSi: gross. 1905; exports 10
Great Britain 1885; France o2ooi con- nn-
tinent s963; coastwlse, 17l5; sales. 400;
.,oclf All tGS
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-22

New York, Dec. 2i.-The weekly bank
state.ent shows the following changes:
crease, 5sii.Soo: specie increa 40 ,aso :.
700; legal tender decrense, ss.lOl loo. az.
POSTS decrease. $5.76i.7o0. circulation
The banks now hold si7oss, 800 In ex-
cess or the requirements OF the 25 per
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-22

New York. Dec. Election futures
closed very steady. Sales, 10000 bales.
January, 7.ss. March. 1871; April, 500;
May, s,6i; June, Sill; July, S.u; Aug
ust, SIS. September, 7,SI. october I77;
November. L7G; Deee mber, 1855,
Spots closed quiet. Mlddllng uplands,
s1-4c: middling gulf, Size, Sales. III
balog
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-22

New York, Dec. 2l,--The total sales
or stocks today We're 3lOsOO shares, in
Guiding; American Sugar, IS, 900; Amer
lean Tobacco, 1880; Atchison, n 100;
chicago Gas. 1900; d. 8 C. r., 1890,
81. Paul, 32,I0o United States Leather,
preferred, 1000,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-22

New orleans, Dec. 2t.-Cotton-E'u-
lures steady; sales. $4,000; December,
Z .72 bid: january. 7.69M7.T0; February,
7.7SQ77i; March, .7.f7@l.7s; April, So
I7,Sl; May. 1901 50: June, 1907 81;
July. Z. s0d7 80; August, 7.a bid; Sep
TENDER, Z 81 bid; October. 7.Fq1.bo.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-22

London, Dec. 2i.-consols for money
ana the account. l06 S-1G.
Bar silver, 80 T-i6d per ounce.
Money, S.f per cent. The rate of dis
count In the open market for short
ana three months bills, 1 per cent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-22

lINTEns, DAVIS !. . 8 Coz,


Real Estate ana General CommtNsi"n
AGENTS.
once In Hotel worth IsutidfnE. Fort
worth, TcS.
Read Our specini,ics for Toaa,.
FOR FXCHANGis~~sltia miles
from hcdell on the Houaton and Tex.
MS Central railroad IN Bosquo county,
we have an excellent farm Of 4ag acres
,eNceaa makes II over GOO ncrrH) The
lAnd " lenced and cross fenced. IT'S
acres IN high state Of cultivation. and
contract lot FOR breaking 100 acres
more Land T. black prairie. rich and
productive, There are two sets Of
iniprovem ants. Including dwellinga
barns, cribs, etc, Fine HprluH water
ABUNDANCE OF stock water and In short
q splendid farm aud ranch Can put
IN 20 head OF work mules from 2 to I
years old. ~ head OF sRttlc etc, Prices
reasonable The value OF the Farm,
live stock ana everything Ia about si0,-
900 We can exchange for stock or
merchandise OF any Size, from $4,000
TO $4,000 mud ADJUST differences to
suit. Wintera Davis 4 Co. Real Ea-
tate and General Commission Agents.
i'nri Worth Tex
HOW to become lawful nhyHiclanS.
course by mail. Ill Health University,
Chicago.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-22

New York, Dec, 2i.--The export OF
specie from the port of New York for
the week amounted 70 $1,3i3974 In
gold and s9lG,352 in silver.
The Imports Were. Gold, siS7,747; sill
vsr. szoZi; dry goods. s2,2I5,i1s; gener-
al merchandlse. Sb.9ll SO.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-22

Reported by tho Standard Commits
sion company, Union stock yards;
Fat steers. fls.n0; feeders, s2.bpff
e.76. In good demand; stockers, $4,000
s.25; stays, si.boUl75; bulls, 81. 50Qfg 90,
good fat cows. Slo0Q2.25; medium cows,
N.bQ4i 80. heifers. si.15W2oo, calves.
ss,504300.
Fat hogs--Heavics. s3ibas.sb; good
demand; fat mast hogs, s2i5G9.oo: light
hogs, f2.b0T9o0. good demand; wagon
hogs. s3.00Ua.o5, In good demand.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-22

Nav York, Dec. H.. ia The dry goods
,,sr,1ei there was little or no deinanu
sar any class OF goods as ne srAu y,
nWa.ls ctrcles or wall street. In
nnahei ,nars was no business doing.
i ,,,,,,rg cloths duil At 20 for spots or or
i sales Tor the week. si.vV0
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-22

Standard dry salt, short clear. sh,25.
standard short clear bacon, $50; hams
medium. se.25; hams. small, $3.50; break
fast bacon, $500; dry salt bellies. sd.2S;
bacon. sG,T5; dry salt shoulders $500;
California hams, 5000; pure leaf lard,
efnn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-22

The art OF canning and preserving
fruits and vegetables IN this country
has reached stage Of perfection never
once thought OF by the pioneers, From
tile pinnacle OF this perfection sprang
the White Swan brand OF line canned
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-22

Galveston, Dec, 2l,-spot cotton easy
l-so lower. Sales, 1855; receipts, $500
exports, az. stock, lS2,SbO bales