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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-29
,,.rrra m4p ny TILE CRiCKER rRrSr.

81 Louis March 26.-Since January the jooo.ns
rr,c. Of crackers In St Louis has tumblel from -
cents to o, cents FOR sodas. The war Is still on U
ing waged between the Cracker Trust and idcto'o'
AZ Louisville and other points. Louisville Dam
are buvng flour and honey In -. Louis sElppns,
Louisville, there making crackers and swsrt ~ a
and reshipplne 10 ibis city. TO be sold AT Tess PN
than the Trusts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-29
FOR THE DISCHARGE OF INSANE PAIlEN D

Albany March Ex-Governor Morton s's"e' W
dav one OF tho most important ac,s OF the SesSo''
relating to the discharge of the insane iroi" Wv
state hospItas-a measure recommehded W. NV
e,o,e commission I'm Lunacy. Heretofore. 1t Els
been exceedingly difficult 10 procure the dlscnai 81
Of a patient unless the superintendent vas WHINE
I, certify that he was absolutely harmless VIM"
Generally he would be unwilling 10 90. "a II IS u'Ii'-
o,I, % cav that any insane person IL harmless NO
n,,ont could he otherwise discharged uniess ne WIS
cbs,utely recovered. ms friends or relatives
were wiling 20 give a bond to insure his maihte
nance outsIc the institution and guarantee that ne
would be harmless.
Tho nov, statute OF to-1ay provides that the mana
gers may discharge a patient when the puo.'o III
,crost will not b. nurIously affected ana, a ~,
Ic,irc ~ do 50 judge OF court 81 T"'o'" III
dscharce the patient but IN order taat me Pmst
MS be fully pro, ected. the superintendent nnu..
in k,rd ana me PATENTS history read beIo'e sly
acton ca he taken Tn; law VIII by omiot and
hitn and viii enable large niinDet o. q utV' or, .
,rsvn lunatcs 10 return 70 tHttt ,r.tr' ,,'s.i
fri@nis - remain as long as 'hor c'''N'''' '''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-29

,,oeo,. ard that they he divided equally between
The factions as heretofore existing as FAR as prac-
,icable when equal division - impossloe that
sich fair division be made as Will pest siDse!Ne
the great purpose of securing white uniiy ana a
non-partisan constitution. - - 49,
aIterably and irrevocably pledged TO the supremacy
partment OF our Government. to be secured b. TAR
and constitutional M thods.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-29
ro UTILIZE STREET GARBAGE.

Nhanv March ?s-Th" Sanitary Proauo' OH
,,nv - NeN-York. was In "orporateI Quay - -.
r,oyc d,soosc AMI utilize slrbag" ana c''y' S.,,
AMI rouse refuse ctc.; capital. 5000 ana -
,.s,., J, tlug;Ar. OF philadelphia: ", g.. G92cn
49,, " Abrcns Diver :. Cain;D'H anu ''0e'
r1is of Naw-Iors CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-29

OK (o ,l'S ... ''" '',,.., ''''
SOW Sos .FNEIiSAN INSTEAD of 81. FAEEHAH.
A"'ny h'rca Is senator Pound one '' ''' lie
publican member, OF The L"Now Iu.c.'.; cation COM
n.'i''' hf writ" 'he i''''"nk "''r' q, ''',,,
..'., . ,, p, mlr,r. ' TIE l%,u tomm.,,ec.
nA.a Wis p....s.t! Yesterday moru.u..
oa.e ot N'"-lo'"' stat ,hAm'tr,
,,,,e. s..,r, s,,, NV@ a}jr m,l', c-mmt.e
'. da r. M4n"s4 'i rion aaotr a. C5mmcrce
N"v-IolK
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,A.4o tar rnnras. 'n.sa 1'HnI'a' tac, ant good
t..,,.., "a" '.- I'm ,a, nr.t We r.adIy
'o '- .rl a.t.lue or Iri"i o. disturb H. o. .l'.,
.,. '' ...l. ~ ....,n ,- q, ,h. abuses
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' ''' ''"
No., ..i .,a,..e ;..i,e is.t.cc- 3, thc cud
r,f ,n~ rolr ard lur. r'urate 40 yoIr community
u.f... an! il..l property, ,ro'u thr administration
of th~ criminal tr u.s. 30 nee. lni ine'pih@ mon
pui..- s.nuli. oil. tr. Gus fAlt f1lr on.i.r'a may
htt~ aI-p.lt. opportunity ''r such inc rae'i}n a"
zea,h.g
lilHcs' ~ .ni ni' D. ,p',,.'' 'm..' s.t,,,,n
- Folr Police I"r"f '.,ui i' ih' '"' una, "Plr'
s.pu. .,t'r''r anI hlb''t HN r"1''. a"' ''' laws
Poo fr' . N.''1'I ff.' Ni .HF.'
Tie POLICE Nhe..'ff. .- li.. "h.H pas '''
Assem-. .It fh.t tr'h. ''. i'' 'rf .'' TO- 'i ..
| at~ T. l.G"r IN SOM. i..'- from ,"' '''i'l' pa
tAs.ur been 1uruI'i since joe ini' il.'i' AZ, -
soon s., j. can T.. Fr perry ','''''t'' w. '''''''
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Srnn'" Judiciary comm. 20 y "'i'i he "-'''@' ID
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ID" bipartisan i"t'"f" or 'hr I"NoW J "i'' "...
h1s bon stricken "'' A. i,' I'm i.,r u,
| !c't 'Nc.hslv"N IL ~" gag "i 'I!' va" Wa,
| pI'F''.ts Joy = .'" ,tt. ,.r s,,U h. .orr d,
more han W. mctni"tS i VIZ" r'''. "",' '5,i.t
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| ~ Police are sHi'iAnild U.s. ny, -''. -.' ''' 80,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-29

h,e plan Of police reorganization can De oe'lse' JUL
side' ~ the lines marked ont therein =, ., o,,r
80 Ir",,ro th.t Won may be able 70 .ook upon ous
r,o.Ivns and actions with the same confidence WI ~
pi ,.a rapard yours / remain yours very re-
Wn n,9,,, ie '9'' CITIBERT W. POUND
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-29
,,r,prvc OK THE GOrF BILL

Albanv. March ?S-The Senate JUDICIARY ,,o
,,,,oa r'u nee. IN tho General Sessions CHAMBER
in N,w-York Ci;y at % O'Clock on Sltnr1ay Ill.,
,rr 70 commence an investigation as 70 ne ne'n 10
s,v for the passage OF the blIl 30" - Recorder
fe-!sl,turr which increases l"e P'"
on of New York city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-29
SARATOGA TO BE PCRGED.
THE ELL GUSHING THE GAMBLERS FROM oo"-
Troll OF THE VILLAGE PASSES

THE ELL, OtsTtNG THE GANbbr'N' '''D''
TRor. OF THE VILLAGE PASSES
THE ASSEMBLY.
Albany. March % (spaciiD.-The Assembly passen
. -. h,. - ,o,c Of 90 TO l5 the McNaughton Dill
for inc reorganization Of the village government 0,
saratogl Springs The village charter IL chanben
b, this measure so TO vest the eiectoh Oh itS
nroeiaont in the local Board OF Trustees. Al pres
90, ,ho Novor "a elected by the people OF the VII
lare and owing to outside Influences. Il - aliese'
one Of the chief promoters o. gambling at s&ra'osa
has hccn twice chosen president OK the place. ne
Is row TO be legislated out OF office al tAe 'Pq"e'
., the cable elements in the village "''o oe
otr Of gn,tjnc rid OF him in any other way.
I, IS needless to say. perhaps. that he Is Demo
crat and that his election was opposed tG.cA' ny
,ha Dnmocratic minority I'm the Assembly,, Mi
Ainsworth who urged the passdg, OF t'e o,ii,
1e,ters from numerous prominen; and n.luen,'a a.
Democrats in Saratoga, urging ne ,,,nirahis n
tho village charter to acconlpilSh 20 -. 20 Tho
purpose but they made no lmpresSIor r,is on fol
npemocratlc leader or his subscrvient partisan ioi-
lowing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-29

Albany. March 2S-AttOrney-fieneral Hancock to-
day replied to the reGoiution OF the State Cvii Scr
vice Commission asking his opnon as to whether
the Office OF CHEF Clerk In the department OF the
Inspector-Genera is military Office under the
laws and State Constitution. and II he Is excerpt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-29

the board should no; be hampered by legislative &C.
ton. go, -. :. ,ho
T. c.,e agreed 10 send the Rice BIZ back 10 the
committee and 10 have a hearing next Nelh'Si'|'
a. moro WAS not quorum Of the conim,lc' LII
on, no action was taken on the l5uIld.o 80
CrI..ng hills Senator Persons stated tnat aIIrrS
,,iD9fs we're nov under consideration taat ni'!-,
lily sinnlifv matters. II was aso asie'I
tIr'. f,rtber Grade crossing hearing on Nedn'nlay
nSv; during the meeting It vas brought ou, 5mat
,'oi,bor \aw-YOrk nor brooklyn has iesai l'p,
neI,,m.tyc l., attendance on the committees ms So
' a'tb5irb one has been here regularly IN past
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-29
ONCE USED THEY ARE ALWAYS IN FAVOR

The Pellets care biliousncss, sick and bilious head
ache, dizziness, costivcncsS or constipation sour
stomach loss Of appetite, coated tongue, indigestion,
or dyspepsia windy bclchngS heart burn, pain
and distress after eating and kindred arrangements
Of the liver, stomach and bowels. Put up III gl1ss
vials. therefore always fresh and reliable One little
"Pcllc; " is laxative. two ar" mildly cathartic AZ
4 dinner pill 10 promote digestion take one each
day after dinner To relieve distress from ovcr-cat
ing they uncGuacd. They tiny sugar coated
granulcs; any child will readily take them.
Accept no substitute that may be recommended to
be Just good" II may he brf'r for the draIrt,
because of paying him better profit but he is not
the one who nerdf help Address for free sample,
WORLDS DispE>sARv MEDICAL Associations,
063 Mal St;ect, B..halo, n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-29
PROGRESS.

to fory four contained in each vial which IL sold
at the same price the cheaper made and more
ordinary pills found IN the market In curative viz
tues there s no comparison to be made between
them and the ordinary pills, any may easily
learn by sending for free sample, -four 10 seven
doses OF the Pellets, which will be sent Oil receipt
Of namc and addrcss OH a rnstal Clfd-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-29

"Pikc's Penk or Bust.'' Puzzle.
The popular Puzzle which Is the Of the
Sold ever! where Price. 70.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-29
SENATOR sTApLETON'S ATTITUDE.

senator staplcton said a week ago he felt COM
pcIlei To secure delay. He wanted time Tor consd-
Grafton. He was aware of defects, and now felt
his position had been fully justified. Now he should
support this amendment. but not as an .ndlc4 tioh
OF commitment TO the general features OF the DIiis
or the future course he should pursue lie hoped
other amendments would come up next week 70
perfect the bill as he desired lie regretted senator
iexow had seen ht. from mere newspaper cnppihgs
IN mi the Mavor OF \eW-York on an cquiNOcai
basis and belittie the great public meeting In New
York CITY. II would be sorry day Tor thls com
rnonweaIih when the protests of sucl a meeting
would not have influence on that chamber. The
motives aims and characters OF these men neete1
no defence and their voices had already been neaTd
all the State. , , -,
Senator Lcxow got leave TO speak again. and
said he would not now answer al length the re
markable statements made again by Senator STA
pleton. lie denied any reflection on tae mass
meeting or any intention TO crit.cse those VINO
stand In the forefront OF intelligence in Newly ork
Senator Cantor tried to speak. but was not al
lowed to- He shouted that this was unfair as ne
wished 10 reply 10 reflection made on his vote
The vote stood: ayes. Il; nays. a. Senator Rey-
nolds Republican,. OF Brooklyn, voting with the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-30

New York, April 29.-Hubbard Bros.
g. Co.'S cotton letter; Our advices from
Liverpool today were TO the effect that
the fear OF trouble between Russia and
Japan had created an uneasy feeling In
that market which failed 10 respond to
our advance OF saturday and our mar
ket opened at TO 7 points decline,
rallylng later, however under Wall
street buying 10 the best prices OF the
day. Our market today presented the
curious development OF strength In the
distant positions with crop accounts
improving and weakness In the nearby
positions in which the long interest IL
largely concentrated. The effect for
this demand for January was TO close
the new crop positions at Saturdays
prices and the nearby positions
barely steady at TO 2 points easier,
II was reported that of the local
operators who had sold n line OF long
cotton. principally August, desired 70
replace his sales, and did so by pur-
ohases OF January. As result Of
these operations the trade Is badly
mixed tonight AZ to the future course
OF the market, though they expect as
result OF our failure TO declare in
answer to the weakness In Liverpool
that the market should show u iirmar
front In the morning at an advance
OF i-6id to Esd.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-30

Chlcngo, April 29.-For the first time
in several weeks there was fairly
good supply of cattle in the pens to-
day, the receipts being estimated at
l4,50O cattle. against only S69s week
ago. Prices showed general decline
OF 10 to 15c, and dressed beef firms sup
plied themselves with common to choice
native steers weighing $50 10 1900 POUNDS
at s3.g005,90. The bulk Of their pur-
chases were made at A.7595.75. Cows
sold at Sl.G5945O, largely at S@4.O0'
and common cows and bulls We're eX-
tremely slow. Texas cattle numbered
about 10 head and sold better than or
binary natives.
Hogs--Receipts were about $500 head
and prices broke as soon as trade was
commenced. There was a reduction
from 6 10 l5c per 100, the average de-
cline being 1Oc. At this reduction there
was fair activity, heavy hogs selling az
a 6OdA95 for common 10 extra; light
weights at S4.5O44.9O for common
straight lots 10 assorted lots weighing
1s0 10 ls4 pounds. and pigs Si,2544.lb.
The bulls Of the hogs sold at S4.Ib44.sO
and the choicer lots Of light sold very
close to choice heavy. Rough lots, IN
GLIDING government throw-outs found
buyers at $4,000
In sheep there was baby ever
stocked market, the receipts being esu-
mated at 1900 head or more, when Is
the largest supply for long TIME
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-30

st. Louis. Mo-. April 2g.-Flour-
Higher; patents. S3.25Q9. So; extra
fancy SS.0OQS.1O: fancy, 81. 7OGDS 50
g. So '''-'N
Wheat-opened unsettled at Satur.
days closing for July, and after an
advance OF 1-So drop of S-Sc took
place. Later on bull news from var.
ioua quarters the market advanced
rapidly until a rise of &c was scored
but a relapse soon followed and the
market closed $50 below the top, with
sellers 5-Sc above Saturday. No. 3
red cash. s. l-2c bid; May, 63 s-4c; July,
e. 5-sc asked.
Corn advanced fun cent on the rise
in wheat, but became weaker on a re-
ported decrease in visible supply. de-
Ginning lie and closing dun, l-86t-Ic
above saturday. No. 2 cash, &c l-2c.
May, 46 3,sc; July, AZ Lie; September,
AZ 5-Sc bid.
Oats-Dull; trading light early, adj
vance In wheat and corn having
strengthened 1t, but later the market
eascd OF and closed 1-SGi-4c below
Saturday. No. cash, 20 sic; June.
80 Lie asked; July, % 5-Sc.
Rye-None offered on call and Csc
bid there for No regular.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-30
NEW ORLEANS rRopucr.

New orleans, La, April 29.--Hog
products very dull. prices easier. Pork,
II 5-Sc; lard, 5 1-Sc; boxed meats, dry
salt shoulders. S-sc; sides. 1-2c; ba-
con sides, 1-Sc; hams. choice sugar
cured, 1-2d1Qc.
RIee-In fair demand, Ordinary to
good. 3q4 1-Sc.
Coffee-Firm. Rio. ordinary to fair.
II 7-sGi9 1-4c.
Tlour-Firm. Extra fancy, ss.l5; pat
ents, $3.50.
Cornmeal-Steady. 1920.
Bran-Dull. SOQS5c.
Corn-No. . sacked mixed, SIC; white,
52q53c; yellow. 53G5ic.
Outs-Steady. No, 2 sacked, 35c.
Hay-Firm. Prime, 13uH lie; choice,
15M16.50.
Sugar-Tlrm. Open kettle choice,
2 s-lGc; strictly prime. 7-16a2 Ice;
prime, 2 7-1Gc; good fair TO fully fair,
2 5-lGG2 3-sc; fair. 1-4d2 5-16c; good
common. t-sG2 lac; common. go
2 1-sc; inferior, 5-SD1 7-sc; centrifu-
gal choice white. 3 1903 9-16c; off
white, 1903 1-4c: granulated white
8 Lice; choice yellow clarified, 3 1-16a
1-sc; off yellow clarified, . 3-4a4c; sec
onds, ! 1909 3-4c; molasses, centrifu-
gal, good prime, 1Od11c: fair to prime,
Ease; good common 10 fair. 7qSc; in
ferlor 10 common, 4d5c.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-30
ST. LOUIS LIVESTOCK.

St Louis. April 29.-Cattle- Receipts,
300: shipments, 500; market slow and
l0ql5c lower, especially on Southern
stock. Export steers, s5.S5GG,i0; good
to choice shipping, $525@5.75. fair to
medium, 4.50G5.0O; light, S35O0425;
stockers, S2.25m3,O0; feeders, $3.lOq a 90;
cows, S2.25Q35O; fed Texas steers, s3.25
q4,75; grassers. $2.5OdS.S5: cows, $4,000
1926.
Hogs-Recelpts. 400; shipments. 2O0O:
market l0c lower and weak. Tops sold
At $3.50; bulk OF sales. S4.75ais5; light,
S4.5O4475.
Sheep-Reoeipts, 200: shipments,
nonei market fairly active. clipped
sheep most in demand; wooded lower:
clipped natives sold $4.10T4.4O; native
mixed, $500; Southwestern mixed.
1906.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-30
ST. LOUIS WOOL.
st, Louis, Mo, April 2g.--wool-
Quiet, easy and unchanged.


New York. April s9.--Atchlson, & SIS;
Central Pacific, II 80; Chicago Alton,
l49i Chicago. Burlington and Quincy.
~ ~; Cotton on certificates. "a IA;
Delaware and Hudson, 12S; Delaware,
Lackawana and Western, 1859 81. Den
yer and Rio Granda preferred, 10 i-2:
pistlllers aud Cattle Feeders company,
~ 3-S; Illinois Central, OF. Kansas aud
Texas preferred, 32; Lake shore, l43:
Louisville and Nashville. 90 rs; Mis-
souri, Pacific, 90 i-2; Northern Pacific,
"a; Northern Pacific preferred, 20 %:
Northwestern, a l.2. Northwestern
preferred, lii Pacific Mail, 90 IL;
Reading. 10 les; Rio Grnnde Western,
10; Rock Island &C rs: St Paul 60 ~;
81. Paul preferred. ~ S-i sugar Ro-
finery, 1903 5-S. Tennessee Coal and
Iron, 81 50; Texas Pacific. 10 ~:
United states Express, 40; Wabash, st.
Louis and Paclnc, Z; Wabash, st. Louis
and Pacific preferred. 10 80; Wells
Fargo Express. lOi; Western Union. SO;
Denver and Rio Grande, 10 IL; Hous.
ton and Texas Central. l-2.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-30
CHICAGO. April 20.

MI. wheat market was extremely
,..arish and irregular today and with
,he exception of n momentary drop at
,he opening 1t ruled higher than satur-
- close. July closed at 3-4c I'D
,arce for the day. 1t was a broad
market with the professional traders
-an,nr out their long wheat and the
country picked up where the knowing
eD,s dropped It. The cables supplied
~ univ fresh motive for high Prices
:, ,he start on the other side of the
.,,ount were receipts at Minneapolis
"a Duluth OF 5li cars, compared Win
81, ooe ON the corresponding day of
Vn' ,ear before; shipments from Rus
w norts of 4,400 900 bushels for the
siniii srom Argentine for the same
w. $4,000 bushels. Total receipts
u y. nrimary markets in this country
y. saturday OF 4l2,000 bushels,
-sinut $4,000 ON the previous Monday
"a qg3 900 bushels on the correspond
sng dav OF the year before. The Vlsl-
bis supply decreased 2,SbV,OOO bushels
ur,nared with a decrease of 1,S42,O00
,,nar ago. and now shows for the first
:,me this season n total quantity in
sirht less than at the corresponding
lime the year before.
The corn market was fairly active
mi weak. considering the strength in
wheat. The fine growing weather was
ot The bottom of the weakness. The
trade consisted largely in changing
The MAY holdings into July. Receipts
we're 277 cars and 400 cars estimated
oats we're very active at the start,
nriees were lower and the tone very
market in great quantities and the
price again dropped.
Provisions opened lower on the de-
cIine in the hog market and dizziness
characterized the remainder of the
davis business, with the following de-
nork Zoe: lard, 1-2c and ribs, 1-2c.
Estimated receipts tomorrow; Wheat.
81 cars; corn. 400; oats, 2i0; hogs, 10000
head.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-30

Kansas city, April 29-wheat, No.
55c; rejected Coo.
2 white. Acc. '-' ~
No. white. SIC
Rye-Firm; No. 2, 4Gc,
Bran-Steady, 69T7Oc,
$75Oa0.0O. wow pau we
Butter-Flrm; creamery, l5al9,;
dairy, 1lMi7c
Eggs-Steady, lie.
oats, 1000. 1''''''
Shipments. Wheat, 5000; corn. 5000
oats, none
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-30
COTTON MOVED lRRtGuLARlY.
TROUBLE BETWEEN RUSSIA AND
JAPAN A BEAR FACTOR.
THERE WAS GOOD BULL BUYING,
HOWEVER, AND THE MARKET
CLOSED TWO POINTS DOWN TO
TWO POINTS uP-RANtE OF THE
PRICES.


The cotton market opened rteady at
decline Of 596 points. ruled Irregular
and fcyerish and closed steady at 2
points decline to points advance To-
tai sales. 10000 bales. The early weak
ness was due to unsatisfactory cables
and the weather reports, and especially
from Texas. Private cables said that
the fear of trouble between Russia and
japan was creating an easier feeling
in the English market After the first
fan the market advanced sa4 points
on buying. In part for wall street ac-
count, but chiefly by leading bun hous-
es here, which stimulated covering
There was also good buying for south
ern and continental account. Spot cot
ton quiet and unchanged.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-30

New York, April 20 The Evening
Posts London cable says.
The political situation IN the far
East favorably affected all the specu,
l0tive markets today, Paris sold
heavily BrHZils, Internal stocks and
mining shares. There was a general
fail here in all these. Americans re-
acted with other speculative stocks.
but closed a tribe better. Consols were
better Colonial stocks were also In
good demand, although the tendency
Of the colonies 20 make new large
loans 10 bad. Queensland and New
zeuland have both just issued large
loans, and a Victorian Issue Is ex-
pccted. The Indian government an
nuuncca the renewal OF 1000, 900 treas
ury bills This means no fresh sterling
loan. Rothschild IS steadily buying
bar gold In tho open market. over iOO,-
600 pounds worth was absorbed today.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-30

on local business, with a big SUNNY
ueorease, stronger continental cables.
anu an increase In English visible as
influential factors. Finally there was
u sharp upturn which left closing prices
s-fui-sc higher than Saturday. Clos
.ngi NO. 2, red. May, IS s-Sc; June.
% s1sci July, Ss s-4c; August, SOC; Sep
Der. II 5-Sc.
Cotton seed firm; prime crude "a .
d2fc; off crude, 29d2se. nrine s,,,n,,,er
yellow, 21U27 lie; on summer yellow.
1oHzo l-sci yellow butter grades, csc;
prime summer white, SIC.
SUBSCRIPTIONS opened steady and
unenanged; prices TO 10 points adj
vhhce, further advanced on higher Ha-
vre ana Hamburg cables and bulllsh
conultions reported for Brazil markets $,
s s scarce; good foreign buying or
C Sleu ana lair demand from shorts.
Sloseu urn at 25G50 points net nd-
vance. Sales, 1900 bags, Including
march, 1880; May, 14.109ii.4O; June.
~, sVuf: 30; July. 14.45@il.f5: septem-
per, 4.4O414.60; December, IA. 456Ii4. 60,
spot coffee. Rio steady; No. Z. Ice: mild
steady nnaey; cordova, IS 1-4diSc; sales,
esugarTRaw, firm; fair refined. 2 IL
see, centrifugal 80 test, 3 l-Sc; sales
200 Dags centrifugal, 90 test, at 2 1-4c;
r.. a F.; 1900 hogsheads at s16c;
cci unss Wy test at Se;. ll75 bags Mus
t,O bags molasses. so test, at / 27-g9
a. p. Rumored 100 bags centrifugal.
W test In Cuba, az 3-S c. & F.; re.
nned higheri No. 6. 9-l69g "a; No. T.
q l-Zg3 1l-l6c; No. s. 7-l0afs 6.se.
40. D S-SQ3 9-16c; No. 10, 3 6-l6p
y S-Sci No. II. 8 3-16a3 1-2; No. IL. ala
S5ci No. 10. 3 1s-16c: on a, 3 ise16S
l5-lSe; mould A, 1-4d4 1850: stand
aTu, l-Sc; confectloners A, 3 s-lfD
4 1894 1S-l6c; powdered. 4 1-iSi la.
"a 7-16c. S"'e'' ia
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-30

New York, April 29.-Money on call
easy at IL per cent; last loan 1 ~;
closed l-2 per cent. Prime mercantile
pupor Q 1905 per cent Sterling ex-
change dun and steady with actual
business IN bankers bills at 4Sg a-4m
4s9 l-2 for demand and at 4.SS 3-sD
4.sS i-2 for sixty days. posted rates.
$50 and 400 1-2. Commercial bills
4.S7 i-2d4S7 3-i.Silver certificates GO 10
Government bonds steady, states duh;
railroad nrmer CloarinRs, SO5, 7Gs, 0s8.
balances, A.442,l5i.
Total sales OF stocks 20 day were
30O,40 shares, including sugar, &c, 500;
tobacco, 10000; Chicago Gas, 22,7OO. D.
& c. r., $1,000; Reading. $4,000; 81.
Paul, ll,i00; United States leather. 49,
800.