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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-31

sew York. Dec. so.-The stock mar
Al wiay started In under the discour-
lr,as influence of lower prices for the
sa,s.haionai stocks In London and re-
gs OF some embarrassment Incident
csr, the fortnightly settlement at that
ssi,sser' Arbitrage houses also were
al l,''.s mere after the opening. The lo-
ess raiders, however. acted upon the
ers ned fact that a market for the
trrtsndlng Issue OF United States gov
n Wheht bonds had been made prior
az me formal published announcements
VI n suvn issue, soon took hold and adj
H. ,,s prices all along the line. In
\ ~, award movement New Jersey Cen
,h @. and Sugar gained per cent. and
W sIanenrs and other prominent deal
M ~sfe also prominent In the rise.
"a use an sugar stocks was stimuiat-
ny an advance In the prices OF do
AM and foreign sugar. The nom
"a ',, ss,anre OF definite Information as
booasaf on date when the issue Of
i, t i,a. would be made. however, To-
xo,a Win reports of premiums on
tess hna apprehension Of tight money
IA ~. ~ the snap out Of the market
''useishness and declining ten
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-31

urhcy or prices characterized o,sx.
lions during the remainder an shsssa.
Inc uncertainty az 10 m. t,..,,, ~. 1ss
ier measures restricted acfi,,,,, a.,
,,, ,as.,uaIiy everything, aside from the
. MN market. CAN funds at the stock
49, VIZ. huctuated between 5fl2J per
sene On considerable volume Of bust
nuss. me opening rate was per cent
anu tne higher figures continued 10 the
s S,ose OF business, when the low point
Mas reachen. II was rumored after
close OF business that interests prepsr.
Jug 70 avail themselves of the bond
issue mad bid "a OF per cent for cola
me higher rates for money was ey.
pialieu as due TO the usual shiftin,. ~
ioans and closing OF accounts. Incl.
uehtAi 10 the emu OF the NeA,r ann 70
tne disbursements OF interests and divi.
uehus' With the decline some liuulda.
,ioh OF stocks was apparent, and the
pears also made a show of activity.
me result was the loss of ali the early
improvement and in some instances re-
cessions materially below SATURDAYS
eiosc occurred, notably In Chicago Gas
IL. q NJ, st. Paul CONSOLIDATED Gas
and Sugar. In the final dealings Il a
y. displayed exceptional strength. ad-
Vanclng 2. l-2 per cent. This was at
tended by reports that various power
fui interests had preferred financial
assistance TO the company. The close
was dull and uninteresting ut the low
est point of the day. The market for
railroad ard miscellaneous bonds rul-
205, 600.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-31
DEMAND INCREASING
SHORT surrLy OF CATTLE MAKES
BETTER PRICES.
Small Offering. of Hog. as Chicago
Quickly Gobbicd Up at
Advance Of 10 Cents.

Chicago. Dec. so-The light pur-
chases made last week by dressed beef
i'rms and shippers have resulted in
small supplies OF beef nearly every
Where. and hence the demand started
OF briskiy this morning In spite OF the
snowstorm. The markets showed
great deal OF strength for all cattle that
We're desirable and for choice to best
prices averaged ioc per 100 pounds high
er, Common to extra choice heeves
We're saleable at ssl5Qi75. but only a
small proportion went below $3.50 and
rev were choice enough TO bring $3.50.
exporters We're fair buyers and their
operations are likely to be Increased
inns week. Feeders have been very dull
OF late and only seventy-two cars were
shipped from here last week over west
ern roads. Butchers and canning stun
We're In good demand to-day and with
with moderate offerings prices We're
stronger, cows selling largely at 1850
100. Export bulls We're wanted at 500
qS5V, and feeders and bolognas at sl.75
d26c,
Hogs-There was as usual an active
demand from Chicago packers and the
supply was mostly closed out early IN
the day. prices averaging ut sS,60Q3,65,
heavy hogs selling at $S,45dS7s. and
light at s3.b0a3,70; the demand prom
ises to continue brisk and II the re-
ceipts are kept down TO present pro-
portions much longer, choice hogs are
likely to sell w to $500.
Sheer--The demand was better than
might have been expected as the fall
ing snow made the Sleeps fleece wet
and heavy and the larger part OF the
sheep and lambs changed hands. prices
were steady for good iiocks and In some
cases loo better. Common TO extra
sheep were saleahle at S2.O0N375: few
being choice enough TO sell as high as
1896; western sheep were quotable at
s26bus.25, and lambs sold at $1,000
4.50.
Receipts-cattle, 1850; hogs. $4,000;
sheep Is 0Ol
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-31

New York. Dee. So.-Clearings, s75,-
s1lb4S. balances, s176,iss.
Money on cell 6q25 per cent: last
loan, rs; closed % per cent. Prime mer-
camille paper nominally. G per cent. (;
sterling exchange firm, with actual
business in bankers bills, si.S7 Ia for
demand, and ASI S-l04.ss for sixty
days, Posted rates, ASs l-2Q4.ss and
900 1870 l-2. Commercial bills, Si.s6 "a
@i.G.
Silver certificates, e. s-sa67 $40. Bar
silver, 67c; Mexican dollars, 53c.
The total sales of stocks today were
1855 shares. including American su-
gar, $4,000; Burlington. II 1000; Chicago
Gas, 26l00; st. Paul, 2S,i0O.
Government bonds irregular States
inactive. Railroad bonds easier.
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LEGAL NoTIcE--Thc Btato OF Texas.
TO the nonresident defendants OF the
state OF Texas. IN thu following styled
and numbered cause to-wit; James
IL. Campbell and George W. Clawson.
p'alntins tNo. $3.50 VS. Dorr Clark.
d. c. Plumb. D. I, IIomar. Annie I.
b. Plumb. Missouri National Bank, n
corporation, George Wearc and j. =.
Allison, partners composing the tirm OF
Weare & Allison. FlrAt National bank
OF Albany. a corporation. Fred =. Oh
colt and Henry Weate, defendants.
Whereas. ON December IA, 1895. tho
plnintifla In the nbove-styled md NUM-
bered cause filed their petition In said
suit against each and NIL the above
named defendants praying for writ
of injunction enjolnlng and restrain
ing said defendants from making or
attempting TO make any disposition,
transfer, conveyance or Assignment Of
any OF the property in controversy In
this suit or from In any manner en-
forcing or attempting to enforce Ger.
tain deeds OF trust OF June 20, 1895, and
for the appointment OF a receiver OF
said properly; and, Whereas. tho Hon.
s, Z. Greene judge OF the Forty
eighth Judicial district Of Texas, In
dorsed on said petition his order ia
words ms follows, to-wlt; Upon consld-
Grafton hf the foregoing verified petit
therein made be vet down for herring
on January ,. 1896. at . o'clock q. m.
at tho court room OF the leOrty-oighth
judicial district court In the court house
OF Tarrant county, Texas, and the
clork Of said court IL hereby ordered
10 issue notice 20 the defendants In
said petition TO appear before said court
at said time and show cause II any
they have why said receiver should not
bo appointed us prayed for. and said
clerk IL further ordered to cause said
notice to said nonresident defendants
10 be published for ten days IN Soine
daily newspaper published In the city
OF Fort Worth. the last OF SAID publ
cations TO be not later than January z,
1895. And upon further consideration
M snid petition, II Is ordered that tho
clerk OF said court upon tho making
and filing OF n bond In the sum OF
$1,000 90 by the plalntiffs hereln with
good ana sufficient sureties and con-
ditions az required by law 40 issue a
rcstralninE order returnable TO the dis
| trlct court OF the Forty-elghth Judici'
nj dIstrict enIoinlng and restraining
| defendants and each OF them rs prayed
In said petition, until such time as
such hearing for the appointment or
receiver may be had and acted upon
| by the court, said clerk In directed 10
| fic thfs petition and place the same
]
| judicial court.
s, p. GREENE. Judge,
! rorty-eieh,h Judicial District OF Tesas
/ Done in Chambers. Fort Worth. Tex.
this December H. 1888.
therefore you and each OF you arr
,',na md place mentioned in tho fore
soIne order OF said Judge. then ent
nero 10 show cause n any you hay'
WV said receiver should not be ap
n6inted as prayed for in plaintiffs nalt
petition. ,,,,. -, :, 81.
district court In and ior Turrant conn
~ Texse, Given under my hand and
saai Of said court at office In For
Worth, Texas. this nth day Of De
cember, A. D., 1855.
| II. II. M'NATT. District Clerk.
fseal1 Tarrant County. Texas.
by !, C, BRANuM, Deputy
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-31
IIyerpooI Cotton.

,,v.,nool. Dec. S0.-cotton-spot
"a business done. prices iirmeri
.nerican Middline. I ~. The sales
\ ne DAY were 1900 bales, OF which
IN were for speculation and export
In Including ll,20O American. Re
I'm since last report $4,000. including
! N American.
Mtures Opened steady and adj
k,need on local manipulation but fell
lr,y near the close on increasing crop
Sorsment, leaving off quiet, but
tmsv American middling l.. NJ c.
ksssmber, 4,2l: December-January,
N. January february, 4.20G421; Feb
I.sr.March, 42O6Lal; March-April,
siIgi; April-May. AL; May-June,
In. June-July. aga; July-August, 4.22g
I'M August-september. 4.214i22
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cation Statistics.

ysv York. Dec. S0.-Cotton dull; mid
I,srr l-2. net receipts, 1910; gross.
Eui, EXPORTS to Great Britain, $685.;
|soi,nent 1885, forwarded. eh6; sales.
I'm SINNERS, 1876: stock. 1884.
Ta,sI today-Nct receipts. 3i,e67; ex-
korts 10 Great Britain. 30.2S9; France,
SiiN. to the continent, 25,ls9; stock,
4 consolldatcd net receipts, 7S4i4; ex-
Isrts 10 Great Britain, 4O,23O; to
|Efsnce, l4.ll0: to the continent, Sf,09S.
Fotsls since September met
|siis se. exports to Great Britain, $780,
IN. 10 France, 2S3,326; continent, S4s.-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-31

Liverpool, Dec. 3o.-WhsaeJ,nipo
firm: demand poor: no. = req w
No hard Manitoba, IS I'd; No. Cali
Futures. I'D higher steady p gahr,,-
hsr 5s adj. January. IS lid fep,%.
ary. s. Id: March. IS sd: April Ss i-'''
Corn-spot firm; american is1s.td
rew d IA. Futures qulet. i-tm ,s ~
higher; December, 3s la Id:
and February. s. I'd: April. Is
May. 81 I'D. ,d moor; st.
Flour-steady. de,l,a ga
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-31
LOCAL PRICE CURRENT.

Hams. medium. canvased, 8 1-2c.
BREAKFAST bacon, canvased. 90.
BACON. sldcs smoked. 8 S-4c
Bacon. bellies. smoked. &c.
Dry salt. sides. i-lc.
Dry salt, bellies. 6 i-2c.
Leaf lard. uerccs, 9 2-fc
Compound lard. tieroos, i.7c.
Lard In cans advance over fierce
pricei bo-pound cans, i-4e: io-round
cans. s-ic. 5-round cans. Use: 3-pound
cans, ic per pound,
sugar--standard fne eranulated, in
bags Of 100 pounds each or in barrels,
. Lie; cut loaf or powdered. i-gc.
choice yellow, clarified, lac; prime
Fancy Rio. 2sc.
Choice Rio. gle,
Coffce-Green. Fancy Java. csc.
Fancy peaberry, csc.
Prime Rio, ~ i-2o.
Fair Rio. Is i-2c.
Common Rio, II 1-2c.
Beans-Lady Washington, 2 l.2o
Lima. AGA i-2a y
Pink, 2 lac.
Bayous. i-ec.
Blaek-eye peas. i.e6e-
Produce and fruit = Apples. fancy
Northern. per barrel. s300j4Jl; Mex
lean oranges, tS.I5: California novels.
1905 California seedless. $3.50: choice
lemons, ssos. N0Vll6c; g-fNes-con-
cord. pounds, zoe: catawbn, ! pounds.
zoe; Neagras. pounds. zoe; cocoanuis,
. i-2e; bananas. Si.i5G2.2b: onions, new,
&c per pound; new Irish potatoes,
Northern, bOneSc; Greeley potatoes COO,
Flour 0obbers pricrs)-Fancy patent.
$50; half patent, u.so; family, $40:
foreign mills. high patent. Si.s5; fancy
patent. si75; straight, ti.65
Grain Baes--Bale lots. new 5-hu. g.
OF. S-fc; new 2 i-2 bu. S-oz., corn,
Z S-ic; centrals. bale lots, &c; La Piatas.
&c. second hand oats. aacKs. &c,
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Wheat--No. .. zoe; No. 3, 6Tc.
Corn-Shelled. mixed bulk, fob lots,
s5e; ear corn from wagons, goQs5o,
sacked corn. car lots T. o. b., country
points. 20 i-2c; ear. 2Qc.
oats-TcNRs rust-proof In bulk from
wagon, l6Ql7c. car lots, sacked. {. o. b.,
country points rs i-fUi9c,
Bran-Job lots, Csc; car lots. 55c: Z. o,
Hay-s5.5od65c. according to quality
Meil-5O pounds, i0o, car lots. 4Oc
chicken feed wheat, Job lots. bSc per
bushel; feed meal, b2c. car lots, 9Oc ewt
Poultry-Sprng chickens. s2.25d2.1,
per dozen; hens. seas per dozen.
Turkeys sGN7 per dozen. No sale.
Butter--Country, l5q20c; creamery
2302sc.
Butterine-solld. so.pound tubs, 1lc.
EggH--l5Dl6 2-sc
Hldes-Dry mint. 60sc: dry Hint dam
aged hides. sff5e; green salt hides
so &c; green butcher hides. . i-24ic
Tallow-Prlme, i-id3 i-2c.
Bones-Dry bleaehed, IS per ton.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-31

New York, Dec. S0-The Evening
Posts financial cablegram:
London: Stock market here very
dun today. Even gloomy apprehen-
sions are once more being expressed
In regard to Turkey, and a great deal
Of uneasiness has sprung up on the
position Of affairs In the Transvaal
American securities are comparatively
steady today, for the reason that there
was no business In them. South Afrl-
can shares were depressed for the rea-
son given above.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-31

Kansas city, Dec. 3o.--Wheat,Duil
and practically unchanged. No bard;
nominally, 54c: No, 2 red. SIC; NO, !
sprlng. 53G53 lie: No. spring oou
SIC; rejected. 4ic. oa
Corn-Firm, but slow. No. : mixed
% s-sG22 1-2c: No. white, Y l-N
Oats-Scarce and higher; No. HiAeu
1s Zee; No. 2 white, II 1-sc
Rye-Dull No. 2. SOC. m
Hay-steady Timothy. sloocpiz.eV
prairie, s5,00d70o. ,e,,a
90 i.ec. dairy, fancy. firm. 1idi5c.
Eggs-New steady. lie ..ooo
Reeeipts-wheat. 21.ooo; corn. $4,000
oats, none. .ooA. un anf
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-31
|lDE SMtLI GAIN.
yonK COTTON MARKET HIGH
Err AND STEADY.
..s,e outlook mt Liverpool
~. the Home Dealers Courage
4 And better Prices Result

u, york, Dec. 3o.--'rhe cotton mar
! a,aned 4a5 points higher on UNI
..,saly favorable expressions from
i,..,nool later the news was not so
j and reports from the s.uth indi-
~, offering of cotton. with some
IN. reaching concessions. Liverpool
/ !, M early advance, and this caused
..sIer local tone. Later the market
\ a sharp turn upward OF l0@ii
IN and closed about the best point,
~. s,aaly
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-31

yew York. Dec. S0.-Cotton spot
|tlSed easy; middllng uplands, S la;
kidding gulf. s 1-2: sales. 1880 bales.
Futures closed very quiet; sales, 127,-
hi bales: January, 7.Sg; February. 7.96,
March, 500; April, s.09; May. S15; June.
In; July, S.24. August. S.25; September,
|ig; October, 7SS; November, 1884, De-
|emhar nominal
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-31

st. Louis. Mo. Dec. 30--Cattle-Ile-
ceipts. SEQ; shipments, 500. Market
strong. but the Offering of cattle weak
er than week ago. Fair TO choice
shipping. S3Gbd4,25; dressed beef
grades. $s.00WiO0; bulk sales. $3.50
1855; steers under 1000 pounds. 81 5ofe
3,25. bulk sales. Ss.G5al3 90; stockers
and feeders, 81 S0ifS 20: bulk OF snles,
81 25u3.75; cows and heifors, 1850
3.S5: canning cows. Sl.5Od2. 20; calves.
bulk sales. So 0Qq9.75, bulls mostly
sl.7jD2 40; steers. gfosscis, 81 40q2 So;
fed, s3.00a3 65; Gown, Sl.7bN2.75.
Hogs-Receipts. $500; shipments, 800.
Market strong to &c higher. Heavy.
5000. 65, mixed. 1908 60. light. $40
ga So; bulk sales, IS 50m3.6O.
Sheep-Receipts. 400. shipments, GOO,
Market strong. Natives, 81 i0u3 ~.
bulk OF sales. 50 .50sl3 90; lambs. 81. 0OG
4 90; Southern, 81, 25I3.o0,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-31

London. Dec. 80 --Consols for money,
106 5-lG; for the account, log 5-S; bar sill
yer. 80 9-l6c per ounce; money, l l-2U
per cent. The rate OF discount in the
open market for short and three
months bills, IA per cent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-31

New Orleans, La. Dec. 3O.-Cotton
|htures very steady. sales ~, 400; De-
|unter, nominal; January, 7.79d7.s0;
February, 7.S7ei7 IS; March. 1.9OqT 81;
|April. 7,siI7 95; May. T.99qS.Oo; June.
|fpeGs.Oi; July, S.06MS.0S; August.
|isSs.cO September, IA bid; October.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-31

New York. Dec. 90. 1t has beeen u
very iull lay in all branches OF trade.
and ordcrs We're few. Everybody Is
waiting 20 get lrio the New Year
Printing cloths qnlct at &c, and no
demand
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New Orlenns Cotton.

New Orleans. Dec. 3O.--Cotton quiet;
|niddling, "a; low middling, l-2;
|food ordinary. 3-l6: receipts. 12,IOO;
exports 10 France, 1910; coastwise,
/ ISL: sales. 5000. stock, iiS,lOS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-31

= ,Saw York. Dec. so.--The visible ~ X
~, Sem, rrain Saturday. pecsmDe' nra
ply o ., by the New YORK pf'
Az eo snchange Is as follows; ,so %
uu What al 81, 5ss. 900; increase -'''''
brahels- ...a.aa $50. 900
co.n' s' III 900; increase, eo.ovu'
Rve i.5ss.oee; decrease ease - ~ s.sOoa
Rarjay' 2.7s2o0a: decreAss -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-31

Kansas City, No., Dec. 80 Receipts.
$500; shipments, 1900; market strong
aud higher. Texas steers. 81. 50UJ. 80;
Texas cows. s1.sUQ2.55; beef steers,
50. 1904. 20, native cows, 81 .55ef2 SO;
stoekers and feeders. s2.AOQS, so, bulls,
81. 60fp3. 90.
Hogs-Reeeitps, $500: shipments. 200.
Market 5Il0c higher. Bulk OF sales,
50. 50l3 5b; heayies, 50, i0u3 60; packers,
81. s0M3 40; mixed 80. 3jG3, 30. lights
3,15q3.55; workers., 3.45p3.55; pigs
3 .l0n3. 45.
Sheep-Rccclpts, 1900; shipments
none. MARKET steady TO stronger.
Lambs, S5.OOdi,25; muttons, 81 .o0Q
81. 00u3.25.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-31

WANTED--tiood coat maker aud pants
maker ut J, Cohen, Ardmore. I. n
wANTED--whlte girl to do general
housework In family OF thrive. Apply
at once to 6i2 West Beiknap.
wANTED--orgu fer one OF the
best fraternal Insurance In exlstencc,
J. N. Stringer. Cleburnc. Tex, box 1856.
wANTED--Boys and girls to earn
Christmas money In spare moments.
Also handsome present TO each. siend
name: no cash required. stayner & Co.
Providence, II. l.
$50 no 1850 PAID salesmcn for cigars:
experience not necessary; extra induce
ments TO customers. Bishop 8 Kline.
St. Louis. No.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-31

Galveston, Dec S0-Spot cotton quie.
and lie down; mlddling. 1916; sales.
"; receipts, l2.0s2; exports, 1882; stock,
la ese
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-31

81. Louis. Mo-. Dec. 30,-Cotton--
Nominal Middling, Use; sales, 1907
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-31

EIGHT active, MP TO dnto men, Va.
cancy must be tiiicd Immediately. Re-
ference required Woodward, Gardner
q 90 9gs Main airret pnllas. TcA.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-31

st. Louis, Dec. 9O.-Flour-Dnll and
unchanged. Wheat closed J-iGlc high
er than Saturday. No. 2 red, cash. Soc;
No. hard, o. lie; December, % l-Se;
May. 50 1-2c.
corn--StrCnger, but quiet; Decent
her was off 1-ic: No. mixed cash and
December. 23l-2c: January, 20 a-i4
% is; May. 20 1-Sc.
Oats-Flrm for futures: May selling
3-sc higher; spot firmer; No. 2 cash
10 a-4o; December, l6 5-sc; May. Bile
Rye-Dull, SIC.
Bariey--steady.
Corn meal-Sl. 304i.35.
Bran-Dull at 45c for east track.
Flax seed--Nominal. 81 Lee; timothy
seed, sS.0Oa340.
Hay-Stronger with light offerings
Prairie. s60Oq64O, timothy, A2.6Oa
1850.
WhislSy--si.22.
Butter-In good supply. Steady: sep
arator creamery, 2S@2ic; fancy Elgin
26127c; dairy, i7G2Oc.
Eggs-Steadler II l-2c for good stock
Cotton ties--72c.
Bagglrg-40rbc.
Pork--Higher. Standard mess JOB
bling, new S912 IL; old, SS,S7 l-2.
Lard-Lower. Prime SEQ; choice
s5.25; bacon, boxed shoulders, sa'25
longs. $500 l-2; ribs, S5.12 l-2; shorts
S525.
Dry salt meats--Boxed shoulders
s4S7 1-2; ribs, &75. ,o
Receipts-Flour 1000: wheat, $4,000
corn. 5000, oats, $1,000.
Shipments-Flour, 5000; wheat, la'OoV
corn 10000. oats 1900.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-31

NO AID LESS THAN TWO LINES.
NO Gil ARGES LESS THAN Is CENTS
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-31

Chicago. Dec, 30.--Wheat started on
o,,io, and strong today and 500 iuh
1.ac above the close Saturday, but the
market soon got weak and all the al
vance was soon lost. The ehrly suenkhh
- nartly the result OF the bullish
san,tment carried over from SATURDAY.
,ta nrmer cables, the continued iight
dai,veries in the northwest and good
,ncai huying 10 cover shorts. FOR
H., there was not much for sale and
~ comnatitlon among buyers was
sharp and prices We're easily advanced,
mn later the enthusiasm OF the buyers
cooled on and the market nethn "a
sov,s' rive financial condition seemed
~ r. growing worse and there was
.s,i, 81 gold going to premium anu
nn.y was said TO be getting more
ata,cnlt 10 borrow and that the ioen ,
a'a. were hardening and this hnally
naJ n depfessing influence ana some
- Tho early buyers turned rellerspri
graduaiIy dropping TO i-sc beio" ne
Closing fignre OF SATURDAY, rao "a
~ snnniv OF wheat Increased bov,vVu
pis ,ais last week: corn. $4,000 bushels,
va oats co 900 bushels The same
I'M iast wear wheat decreased 5lo.Vou
1850 During the last hour May
p', ,urned strong on the big De-
,.aase II the English visible ziSVV'VVe
Srsheis and closed at ~ lie.
corn was quiet but hrm curry. n'v In,
II gradually eased az. 9a ruq Tss Tn
ni,n .,,,, was easier during the last houi
n.sls chief feature OF the trading was
ne ny weakness in January 80, ~,
'n na,s gulet and featureless' but inc
ma sin ~ products are QUIET. on better
,raspecis OF hogs There was - :. p se,,,,
az trade, May pork soln " g.1y uyw,
70 avn, a. s4'55 i-eQ4s0 There was
MAY ~, ,rade during the closing hours
lu,r ,,ces were a shade higher
AM stn,r,ated receipts for tomorrow- y,
$500 ID cars: corn. $50: osu. -
| csrs, hogs 1900 head.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-31

New York. Dec. 3O.-wheat-Re-
celpts, 2Oi. 800. exports, 27,iO0i spot
strong; No. 2. red, 60 5-sc; No. hard,
60 l-Sc
Options closed ld1 1-4c higher: No.
rcd. May, &C 5-sc; December. &C 3-ic.
Hides-Dull
Leather-Firm.
Wool-Quiet
Pig iron-Quiet
copper--Weak: brokers' 10 Lac; eS-
change, 1Oc.
Lead-Easy; broker. $3.50: exchange
s3i5G3.1T IL.
Tln-wealS; straits. $i.35.
plates--Dull.
Cotton seed oll--Dull and heavy
prime crude, Z. o. b., mills. 20a22
Coffee--Optlons opened barely STEADY
at unchanged prices to points adj
vance: ruled generally firm and falrlJ
active on local covering and Havre ad-
vance. Buying somewhat checked py
full Brazilian movement; closed
steady at TO 10 points net advance
sales. 1900 bags. including March, al
IL. 5OaI3 60: December, 1880.
Spot coftee-7lo dull; No. Z. II IL
mild, quiet; Cordova. II l-sgIS l-fe
sales. Rio. No. 7. offered AZ ~ s-se'
n. rumored sold as low as ~ IL c; a
r.; 1900 bags MaraieAbo; 100 SAVANNA
private terms.
sugar-Raw. firm fair refining, . lac
centrifugal. 90 test. 3 SAC; refined. fait'
IL active; mold A, l-sc; Standard
d s..c. confeoticners' s-ie' cut ioai
4 l-2c; granulated, 1-Sc-
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