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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-02

Chicago. May 1.-Cattle We're weak
err and trade slow.
Common to extra choice native
beeves, S6OOd615; bulk. s52jW5.5O; cows,
$lGOni.S5; bulk SO 251r3S0; bulls, 2.25
G4.50; stockers and feeders, $2.GOn4.25;
butcher feeders were In request at
high prices.
About 1000 Texas cattle We're received,
and sales were fair ut unchanged
prices.
Hogs declined cents, and the mar
ket was fairly active on local and ship
ping activity, the bulk of the sales
being at SIOOGA75; heavy hogs sold
with an extreme OF $i.5ON4S5; light
weights, S4GOqAS0 and pigs at Si25
Qi,lO.
Sheep offerings were pretty well taxi
en- at stronger prices for desirable Of
ferlngs There was n very fair pro-
portion Of good to choice sheep and
lambs, and for such there was good
demand: for exporters and others at a
net advance of 5a1O cents.
Sales were on basis of N,7Jd47b
for inferior to choice large sheep, and
at S300T5.G0 for lambs. Good shorn
sheep sold at S3754i25.
Receipts-Cattle--l0 500; calves, 100;
hogs, 8O,OOO sheep. $4,000,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-02

ya,,, VI, -, So, =,
1so bushels; exports, none; sales, t.
egoO futures.
SPOT higher, but inactive. No. 2, red
sore and elevator, Gs Use; ailoat.
\. s,sci (. o, b., Tie, nflont; No. /, hard,
Is S-ic, delivered.
liverpool stocks, small offerings and
70 heavy covering due to a big rise
Berlin and reports Of serious dam
ye by clnch hugs in the Southwest,
g,9sed l-Sqi 5-Sc higher No. 2. red
aay' q ste; June, GS 3-ic: July, Gs 3-ic;
husl.l ~ a-ic; September, CSC; Decem-
.Souonsee1 oll-NIarket held firmly.
w demand restricted to small lots;
snvsonr,,e-opuons advanced on light
Ssisglng and n better Hnvre market,
ssg,slng steady Mt 2Ou25 points advance
,sales' 1900 bags. inciudlng; March,
w; May, 1A.s58i3 40. lime FAX. iuiv
iMlQgli75 September IA s6sSii m, o.
mDer. li.CO: Deeemhar itSES6t, sr
,.spot coffee-Rjo n,,,.t t'o o,,5 i' 'se,1,.
AZ Az is; mild, steady; Cordova Is IA
yne' Sales, $50 BAGS central Amer
IN IN ~ 800 Maracalbo PIT; santos. Arm.
s'9a average Santos. le COO
accepts, 1000 bags; stocls s9b 600
~.
II ~. quiet, IL pigs. lower to
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-02

FORT WORTH LOCAL MARKETS.
Fort Worth, Tex, April 29.-Dry salt
clear short, l-2c; bacon shorts. clear.
l-ae; bacon. bellies, gi-2, dry salt
bellies, sac; medium hams. lie. break
fast bacon, lie,
LarI-compound. O1-2oi pure leaf
Size.
sugars-Barrels. standard Ernnulat-
ed, g-t6c; powdered, Dc; cut loaf, bc,
yellow clarified, 3-iGDi LIDO
Coffee-Arbueklo's Arlosa, 22c, Mid
land, 92c. Blanks Java Blend, gee; by
the sack good, zoe; choice 2ic; fancy,
2g l-2o; pOnberry, "a l-2c: old govern
ment Java. 27c; Mocha. &c.
Wheat-No. 2. Csc; No. B. O2c,
Corn-Car lots, I. o. b.. Fort Worth,
shelled. bulk, Jic; smoked, 56ci ear. local
wagon lots, 45c.
Onts-TcNun rust proof, T. o. b.. Fort
Worth. sic; Sucked, 3243a lee,
Bran-Pcr 100. I. o. b.. Fort Worth.
S5c.
Hay-T. o. b.. Fort Worth, best For
ney. $3.50; best upland, $3.50; alfalfa.
loose local, 81: loose prairie, 50.
Chops-Corn, 322 per ton.
poultry-Old hens, per dozen, 81. 80;
spring chickens, So 60d3 90; roostsrs.
| 81 20. ducks, 81 20; turkeys, per ID. Sc.
Eggs-Wlthout cases. &c.
Butter-Frosh country, lie; choice
creamery. 25c.
notwithstanding per N. 2 i.2o;
| notatocs, per bunhel, Soc. onions, per TO-
| sc; beots, per dozen hunoheN 100.
FlOuie--3est patent. Sl.65, fancy pat
emit 1885, straights, 1l'45; fancy fam
| lly ti.30.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-02

held ut the commencement of the sea-
son 1880. against i0s.S9l last year.
1901 year before last. and 232 ga same
time In 1899. These make the total
amount of the cotton crop brought into
sight during the eight months to close
OF April s.3773bs. against 7i6o.A0i last
year, 6.272,5is year before last, and
s.665, SOS same time in 1892.
Northern spinners took during April
9i90i bales, against ll9,62S last year.
and S6,O53 the year before, increasing
their total for the eight months to
1911, $3.50, against l.36s,24b last year and
1864 COZ the year before, This makes
their average weekly takings for the
season 5T,023, against a9.i32 last year
and i6,25T the year before
Foreign exports for the eight months
have been 6,162,3hi bales, showing ma
increase over last season ~ ] ,iS7, lOi
and over the same period OF year before
last OF 2,i2a,l9s. The gain In foreign
exports during April compared with
April last year has been 20S. 29T, and
for the same time year before they
have Increased 1871, $685.
Stocks at the seaboerds and twenty
nine leading Southern interior markets
at the close Of April were s33. Slb.
against 7st,2s6 the same date last year
and Qli,2is the year before Including
port and interior stocks lett over from
the previous season and the number of
bales OF the current crop brought into
sight during the eight months, the sup
ply has been e,Gl3,3SS, against 7.746, 35T
last year, and 6,Qs5, 49S the year before.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-02

heavy, a2s Cd; short clear backs, light,
Sss; short clear middles, heavy, BIS:
clear bellies, AIS.
shoulders-Square 90s Cd.
Hams--Short cut, 43s Cd
Port.-Prime mess fine western els Sd;
do medium, bSs Cd.
Aard-Dulli prime western 3is sd; re-
fined, In pals. 35s Cd.
Cotton Seed oll-Liverpooi refined 1ss.
Llnseed Oil--20s Cd
Wheat-Spot steady, demand poor.
No. red winter. IS %; No. 2 red
spring, rs Cd; No. hard Manitoba. rs
Q i-2d; No, California, 90 I'd. Futures
Arm, l-im1'2d higher May, IS l 3-id;
June, 5s adj July, IS . 1-2d; August, SIS
Sd; September. 5s 1-2d; October, Is "a.
Corn-Spot quiet American mixed
new, As 6 lid. Futures firm. i-lqi-2d
higher. May, A 3D. June, As cd; July,
IS lid; August. IS 1-2d; September.
Is Cd; October, A. G 1-2d.
Flour-Flrm, demand fair. ST. Louis
fancy winter. Gs Sd.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-02

Bonded list
New York, May Hunted States as
registered 100 ID: United States As
certificates. 1870 Ii; United States reg
istsred. is; United States 5's. coupons
ii5; United States AZ, regiEtcred, ll3 Ia;
United states FH, coupons III 3-S;
United States 2's registered, 90 10 hid
Missouri 6's, 100 bid; Atchison "A, ~ "a;
Atchison second A, % Is: Central Pa
citlc Is of '95. l07 bid. Denver and Rio
Grunde rs, il2 Id bid; Denver and no
Grandc As, S5 Galveston, Harrisburg
and san Antonio 6'g. % bid; Galveston,
Harrisburg and San Antonio rs 100:
Houston and Texas Central 5'a, 100 bid
Houston and Texas Central G's l0l Ia;
Missouri. Kansas and Texas "a, So 3-s;
Missouri, Kansas and Texas second As.
90 3-S; St Louis and Iron Mountain
general 5s, rs "a; ST. Louis ana san
| Francisco general 6'H, lO7 -, Texas
| Pacific U.s. 80 "a: Texas Pacific 2's,
| n IL; Union Pacific rs OF 'gG, l0l II;
West Shore As 1906 5-S,
Closing stocks west
| New York. May 1-Atchison. 9 3-S:
| Central Pacific. II IL. Chicago and Al
ton. li9i Chicugo. Burlington and
quincy, o. 1-2; Cotton OH certificates,
21 Delaware Hudson, 12S Delaware,
| Lackawana and Western. $50. Denver
and Rio Grande preferred, AZ IL; Dis
tillerg and Cattle Feeders Co., 10; III.
nols Central, 20 Ia; Kansas and Texas
preferred, 81 "a; Lake Shore. 142 1-2;
| Louisville and Nashville. 10 is: Mis-
souri, Pacific, 90 -; Northern Pacific,
Z rs; Northern Pacific preferred. 81 7-si
| Northwestern, 30 L.. Northwestern
| preferred. 1i0 bid; Pacific Mail. % is,
| Reading, 1G IL; Rio Grnnde Western,
| 10 3-i; Rock Island, GG sd. st. Paul,
| 62 80; St Paul preferred, llSs Sugar
| Refinery. 1l2 Ia; Tennessee Coal and
Iron, n SO; Texas Pacific. 10 "a
! United States Express, 10; wabash. ST
| Louis and Pacific. rs; Wabash, ST.
| Louis and Pacific preferred, 10 is
| Wells Fargo Express. lOi; Western
| Union, so Is; Denver and Rio Grande.
IA is: Houston ana Texas Central, ! 1-2
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-02

New York. May The undcrtone ot
the stock market was firm today and
the changes In prices are. In the main,
toward higher figures. exceptions being
NJ rule IN the spccialtiea. The bulk
OF the trading was In the industrlals,
the grangers, Southern. Reading and
Knnsaa Texas preferred. with Sugar
as the leader The last named stock
was In brisk demand and advanced
2 Use for the day. The buying wHa
credited to an Inside pool The apprc-
citation IN the leather shares was due
TO the <'lvance In the value Of Leather
and the bright trade prospects Pull
man opened per cent Cordnge. rs,
Leather 5.S per cent flgher FOR pre-
fcrred, and ! rs per cent for COM
mon.
Bond closed firm Total salos, 1850.
600. Chicago, ST. Louis and Missouri
5,s rose per cent; Union Pacific gold
G's, "a per cent
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-02

st Louis, May -Cnttle-Receipts
$4,000; shipments 1900. Market fairly
active and steady. No real choice on
sale. Dressed beef and butchers steers
range A.0Oa5 90; fair to medium ship
pers' Si.5Ogb 90; light steers 81. 5094 90;
stockers and feeders SO ,5O6i 90; cows
$2.25n350; fed Texas steers so 7O0i. 10;
grassers s2.5003.75; cows 81 00G3 co.
Hogs-Becelpts 1000; shipments 100.
az Ma In, I've i9Wer; weak, TOP prices
81 4Od4.50.
Sheep-Receipts 1900; shipments none,
Market good for best grades, but dun
and weak for poor qualities. Clipped
natives brought A.25; Hight clipped
Texans 81. 90; Southwestern mixed $780,
spring lambs S5.0O65.5 80.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-02
SUICIDE IN CENTRAL PARK.
one Man is Found hanging, Another
shoots Himself.

New York, May 1.-Two men com
mitted suicide In Central Park today
one by hanging the other by shooting
himself. Tile first suicide was found
hanging by rope to the branch ot a
tree on the hill opposite ElghtS nith
street and Eighth avenue. There was
nothing on the body by which he could
be Identified. He was apparently ~
wears old. The only effects found on
his person We're u small 1pcn-faeod Sill
YER watch and n small pocket-hnite'
Tho second suicide was that Of a man
about "A years old. His iGen,ity is also
unknown. While seated on bennn
in tho mark at Seventy-nlnth street and
soventh avenue he sent \ bullet Into
his temple, dying instantly.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-02
Mu,tpHIs. TENN. AND RETURN
Via Cotton Belt Route,

ON account o. interstate drill TO be
held at memphis, Tenn, May u to ~
INCLUSIVE. tho Cotton Belt Will sell
tictetn 10 Memphis and return at the
lowest nrst-elass one way rate to the
General public Tickets VIII be on sale
Nav 10 10 inclusive, limited for re-
turn 10 May a. 1885
Ear military companies OF not less
man "a and bands Of not elaa than Is
on ope ticket the ratio will be one cent
ner mile each way with 90 cents added
~ Memphis bridge. Dates Of sale for
,oi,iiarv companies and bands, May
q ~ tx good for return May "a, 1895.
The Cotton Belt route ID the only
line running through trains from Tex
as 20 Memphis without change with
pullman slcepers and reclining chair
sara on all trains. For further Inform
alton caii on or address
N''S" S. @. WARNER
q. y. A., Tyler, Tex.
"a. a. GLIASON,
II. p. Abort Worth, Tex.
ID. NJ MORGAN,
c. p. aud r. A, iol Main street. Fort
Worth, Texas. lf.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-02

-. heoause OF the steadiness In
,..,Irn markets wheat was stroh$ 10
iol'' n,osIng / s-ic higher for july
o" .,.nlaeauce of the foreign firmness
'n' ~, the heavy Russian shipments
rsi,h had been in a large measure
VIM .so Of the decline here yester-
Wy e.s not apparently worrying the
up ,here. The quantity of wheat
p'v ..d was generally estimated at
' s,, ,;.-ae millions. Rains had fallen
,,,,,lv II. the drouth regions OF
p' ',sarn Kansas, Nebraska and the
n'"a,as hut in this region the drouth
:. ,epr more frequently mentioned
~ before. Primary market receipts
w. AN 600 bushels against 2S5,OoO last
Wv and 10000 last year. Exports OF
-, from the Atlantic seaboard
We only I.7O7, 900 bushels. These iig-
Ns made up the hard facts against
MN The bulls threw themselves sew
s' a. market started for the most part
~ NE influence Of the better ca
Ms assisted by vague ieellnB lhut
VIZ W.. IL treat danger In selling wheat
w., the feeling In the pit changed
s.S,saIiv several times. Sometimes
,hsrs was n great scarcity or seliers'
"a Al other times a dearth OF buyers
sos,ne cables reported recoveries IRON
s..isrday's break. Paris, Berlin ana
{lrsrpool all came higher.
rorr started easy. but soon became
..ongsr. The cable Gdvlces were en-
ssnracing, and the seaboard sent buy
- orfers. Receipts here were 232
ssps or forty less than had been esu-
-sted and tomorrow the estimates are
az ears. primary market receipts, 321,-
"A bushels against $4,000 year ago.
ma met OF no corn being delivered on
Nav contracts was one OF the pun
soIn,s helping to the advance July
sss / 7-sc higher.
OTIS were strong and the close show
A an advance Of 1-Sc in May from
ID 10 Use on the more deferred de-
iysries. Shorts were buying, also the
Elevator people. shippers and the
crowd In general.
The trading IN provisions was down
ward, but the strength OF the corn
market held prices. Pork lost lie;
iar5 and ribs about unchanged.
Estimated for Thursday: Wheat. 20
ears; corn, 2l5 cars; oats, 1856 cars;
hogs, 5000 head.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-02
KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK.

Kansas City, May 1.-Cattle-Rc-
ceipts 400; shipments 1900 Market
slow, but steady. Texas steers 81. $50
4.25; Texas COWS S2OO@3.35; beef steers
50. 60G5.S5 native cows Sl.75qi. so;
stoclSers and feeders $2.50Qi.5O; bulls
SO. i0mi.O0.
Hogs-Receipts H. 500; shipments 1900.
Market weak to Zoe lower; bulk Of sales
81 .4061i go; heavy 81 50Ii Go: packers
81. 1904 .G5: mixed So 35Ui co; lights
81. 35Gnl.5O; Workers A.IOUi.50; pigs
50 90dl.35.
sheep-Recclpts 1900; shipments 100,
Market slow, but stendy
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-02
COTTON MARKET.
noyIew o. lhe collon Marl.ot By y

Review Of the Cotton Market by i.
q. McPeak g. Co,
Fort Worth. Tex, May /, 1895,
Liverpool spot cotton had n down
ward tendency today nnd quotations
were marked down i.ld. with sales OF
IL. OOC bales Contracts opened easy
and 2-Gi lower and closed quiet ut a
decline OF IL polntg.
Now York contracts opened 20
POINTS lower and steadily declined TIL
about the middle Of the season. at
which time prices showed loss Of
abcut 10 points from yesterday. After
this there was reaction OF I points
md the market closed steady and 10
pcinta below last night, sales for the
day, 272, 400.
Spot cotton quoted is lower and
quiet. with sales OF l,SS5 bales
The fluctuations in contract at New
Orleans Rave followed the course Of
nriceg In New York. Spot cotton easy
and quotations unchanged, with sales
of 1850 bales, Including $50 to arrive.
Amount of cotton brought Into sight
in April this year. $4,000 va. 2i5OOO
last year. and 272.000 In 1892. Since
september /, 9.37L0OO vs.. 100000 and
$500. 000
The general decline today was at
trlbuted to the report OF improved
crop prospects.
RANGE OF PRICES - NEW YORK
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-02

New York May Agents have al.
vnncc1 Fruit OF the Loom, wide sheet
ings ON the basis OF 1914 blcached. Rut-
loge and Plantation, a. bie.tched cot
tons. to 4 leo net. WhitcroclS wide
shectlngs at value, and Atlantic Wide
ahcctlngs per cent, w, l.. strong n
Co hoNo advanced all qualities OF
white blankets at 81 and below per
cent. There was good demand Tor
wool fnnnels and blankets; also cot
ton n0nnels, fancy domots for autumn
and blenchcd cottons. Printing cloths
firm at 2 l3-i6n bid and no solierH.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-02

New York. May .-Cotton-Quiet;
middling C 13-iGc; net receipts none;
gross 1923. forwarded 405; sales 4l.s35,
to splnners 1876; stock 232 1879.
Total today; Net receipts Gl99; ex-
ports to Great Britain 2577: to the con
tinent 5S93; stock 1874.
Consolidated: Net receipts 4220i; eX-
ports to Great Britain 47693; TO France
2213. to the continent 3s, l7j.
Total since September /: Net receipts
7.S47 i3g; exports to Great Britain 3125.-
g5s; to France 7i3,Oi5; to the continent
2 22G 500.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-02
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

New York. May Mooney on call
easy at l-2 per cent; last loan. ~;
closed l IT,; prime mercantile paper.
i-2 Gp5 per cent. sterling exchange
weak, with actual business In bankers
bills at S4.Sg l-sqi.S9 la for demand
and Sass l-sai.SS IL for go days; post
30 10.
Silvcr--GG -; bar silver. 60 is: Mexi-
can dollars. % 1-2c
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-02

Paris. April 30. -The Temps gays
that though President Cleveland does
not sec any reason TO Intervene IN
Nicaragua, II is highly undesirable That
CATO. should continue. But, the Temps
ADDS. the sum In dispute is 30 small
that II win hardly lead to international
complication.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-02

New York, May t-Cotton-Spot,
quiet; middling uplnnds. 13-16c; mid
ding gulf, l-lGc. Sales, 4l,S3i bales.
Futuers closed steady. Sales, fu-
lures, 1I2. 400 bales. January. 6S5; Feb
ruary, $50; March, Cos; May, G6i June,
656; July, G.Gl; Auguat G,65; September,
667; October, gu; November. G.75: De-
ppfuhpr q 70
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-02
HUBBARD BROS. on COTTON.

New York. May Hubbard Bros, &
Co.'S cotton letter says.
Liverpool showed n decline Of three
and half slNty-fourthB this morning.
Here portion OF the holdings which
were accumulated ON the recent ad.
vance by the outside interest have been
thrown upon the market this morning.
resulting In a decline N y points. but
It is evident that there Is no disposition
TO anticipate decline. as those who
were sellers yesterday were eager buy
ors today At the lowest point OF the
market the prominent operator identi-
fed with the bull side made his appear
ance on the exchange, and It was ac-
cepted as II stimulnnt for the sharp
recovery, the market closing steady at
points from the bottom, or 10 points
below last evening. The trade rs at sea
regarding the prospects for tomorrow,
but look for an Improvement in Liver
pool as "A result OF the trade. The sentl.
ment IL bullish tonight and n further
advance is looked for II crop accounts
should become worse. but Mt tho mo-
ment they are as good MS can he looked
for at this season Of the year. Addl-
tunal rains are reported In Texas this
afternoon
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-02
THE INTERNATIONAL ROUTE Il.
"a N RAILROAD)

H. & II. c. train leaving Fort Worth
ete n. m. makes immediate connection
al liearne, and g., c. = $. r. train
leaving Fort Worth at 7ioS 2, m. makes
Immediate connection at Mlano Win
l. q q. n. train for Taylor Austin, san
Antonio, Laredo and points IN Me ,.,.
Through sieepers between kansas Si.g.
Fort Worth and San ANTONIO VIZ
Assrne.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-02

New Orleans. May Cotton Futures
steady. Sales, ii5 bales.
May, Glib bid; JUNE. 62l9622; July.
G29W63t; August. G.Sj@G.36; September.
6.37a6.3s; october, 6.39n64O November,
643U6a5; December, 6.4sQ,49. January,
6.52 bid
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-02

Kansas City, May 1.-Wheat-ono
rent higher. No. 2, hard, &C; No. 2, red,
Il i.id65c: rejected. 60 Ice.
Com-Firmcr No, 2. mixed. 45c; No.
1 white iGc.
ol,s-stcady. No. 9. mixed, Csc; No.
1 white, SEC.
nye-Firm, No. Q. G2c.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-02

st. Louis, May .-Cotton-Qulet;
middllng 1-ic; sales 325 bales; receipts
$40, shipments 9697; stock 42,756.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-02

Galveston. Tex, May 1-Cotton-
Steady. unchanged. Receipts, 7l5 bales;
shipments, ~ bales; stock. l5,l49.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-02
Wal CLIMBED UPWARD AGAIN
j. THE CABLE NEWS WAS OF a
wv punLIsH NATURE

!, WAS A FEELING THAT IT
GShsD DAD TO BE sHoRr--cohN
wa OATS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~ I'm DOWNWARD IN SMALL
'An N.Y. STOCK PRICES
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-02

New York, May Total sales Of
stocks today were 275,75O Hharos, In
GLIDING; Sugar, $4,000; Tobacco, 5000,
Chicago Gas, 1900; ID. & c. r., l77OO;
X. q II. preferred. $500. Leather. a..
100
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-02

London, May 1.--l}ar silver 90 la
per ounce. Money l-2 per cont The
rate Of discount IN The open market for
rs per cent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-02

New York. May l,-Government
bonds firm; state bonds dull; railroad
bonds dull.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-02

London, May To-day being tho
regular seml-annunl settling day at
the Bank of England the stock OK
change is closed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-02
LlyERpooL pnonrtcp

MA p p S s,s i,-,Baeon--Quiet. de-
''E' rOs Is ssda "a: lo5.. ,1 cut sss g. g.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-02
cLARA MoRR1s Constrained.
She becomes a COMMUNICATE OF the
Protestant Episcopal Church.

New York, May 1.--Clnra Morris, the
actress. has become communicate OF
the Protestant Episcopal church In st.
Johns church, Yonkors, being one OF
a large class 70 whom Bishop Potter
administered the rite az confirmation.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-02
CASH CLOSING,

Wheat, eic.
Corn, 4gc.
Oats, zoe.
Pork, 81.
Lard, sG.7O.
Ribs, G.1O.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-02
MEAN YORK cLnAnINas.


New York. May 1.-Clearlngs. sll1.-
1886: balances, S.77l ,si3.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-02
LOSS OF APPETITE.
INERTIA.
LASSITUDE.

In such cases Browns Iron
nlttefs Is Incompatible. Its
effects are Immediate and
lasting.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1895-10-26

not immortalized virtue nor eradicated
vice. Its course has not been uniformly
upward and Onward, but to the extent
of its ability it has aided and abetted
in the settlement of the public domain
by publishing land notices and other
announcements, Of equal import, very
cheap. It has also done something to-
wards emblazoning the virtues patent
medicines and other devices for the re-
lief Of suffering humanity. It's columns
have, from time to time in proper sea-
son, been enlivened by estray notices
and vareigated with valuable inform
alton respecting estates Of deceased cit
liens and the" Proceeding ofthe Board"
These things the Standard has done
fearlessly aud conscientiously and if it
has offended any one let them stand up
and say so or 90 and soak their heads.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1895-10-26
Virtues Of an Idaho Paper.
Oneida County Standard.

Oneida County Standard.
To our knowledge, the Standard has
not, up to date, been a glittering sue
cess but it has existed and, all things
considered, that is more than reason
ably could have been expected of il. It
has not been backed by any brilliant
genius nor trained talent. 1t has not
developed the country nor paralyzed
the opposition. It has not been a po-
tent factor for either good or evil, nor
an oracle on any question. IL has not
advanced ciyslization or retarded TO
any remarkable degree, the natural
growth and progress of wickedness. It
has not enlightened the community
nor suppressed the rum curse. 1t has