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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-09

st. Louis. Mo-, March S.--Flour firm
but quiet without quotable change.
Wheat lacked real strength early,
although opening 3-Sc higher; suisse
quently the demand not being good
enough 10 absorb the offerings, a de-
cline OF 1-4G13-Sc resulted, later became
steady and closed l-sc above yester-
day. No. red cash, SO i-2G52 5-fe /,
May. 53Q53 1-sc asked; July, % s-ic
bid.
corn-strong advance brought out
active demand for a time that did
not find much for sale. After advanc-
ing 1-2c the market declined TO the
opening rate. but closed i-iff5-sc above
yesterday. No. mixed cash. Al l-s4
II lie; Mny. &c; July, AZ 1-2c.
oats-Futures stronger on advances
elsewhere and higher on corn, put
trading light. May closed l-se higher
than yesterday. No. ., 30 Sic; May,
20 T-sff30c asked; June, Is $40 bid.
Rve-57c offered on cali east side
but there were no bids.
HarleY-Nomlnnl.
Bran-stronger In demand, Tic asked
east track
clover seed--F.rm. sS.30ffs.f0.
Timothy seed-Sl.25,
Uav-steady to arm. rather dull.
Timothy-ChOice. $40. 80.
Butter-Duli and easy. Fancy Elgln'
20c; separation creamery. l4u lbc'
Eggs-Lower. Fresh, IL i-zc.
cnrnreal--i-ea2.ob.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-09
WHEAT JUST HELD ITS OWN.
CLOSING AT OPENING PRICES FAIR
Ly FIRM IN TONE.
Corn Moved up "a Fraction and So
Did onts-The Trading In rrovi-
sions--Live stock Markets-iteccipts
and shipmcnts-Prices.


thl1NAO MdANi o.
The Liverpool market was i-2d high
er at the opening. and that. along with
threatened cold wave. followed upon the
heels OF the present springllke mild
ness, gave the market firm start
The opening transactions in May were
81 1-sc to 54 lac, compared with SO 5-sc
at yesterdays close. During the re-
mainder OF the forenoon the price had
struggle to maintain itself against
the effect of selling out by spectators,
who had bought yesterday at 50 sac.
A reported slightly weaker tone to
Paris had more influence during the
forenoon than other cablegrams. which
were OF decidedly bullish character.
A report OF some wholesale wheat for
shipment to Toledo In a similar man
ner, minlmized by a statement that 1t
was caused by cut in railroad rates.
Estimates OF only 100000 bushels de-
crease in-ttie visible and clearances of
only 100000 bushels OF wheat and flour
from the seaboatd were causes OF weak
ness. which. near the noon hour, caused
AAtN IANNhAAAlAb AAihhNeH ~
give place to weakness, and about that
time 50 7-Sc became for a short time the
trading price. The primary market re-
ceipts were 1863, 900 bushels, against 220,-
600 bushels last week. Closing cables
confirmed the advance at Liverpool Of
from 1-2W3-4d per bushel. Antwerp
was quoted l-2ulc higher Paris a
shade easier for flour, unchanged for
ri "a u
quotations. May rallied on fair buy
ing and closed at % i-Sc.
Corn was strong ana higher, opening
| 1-4c over yesterdays closing, advanc-
| ing Ice more In the course of the fore
noon. The strength came from the i'm
provement IN the demand for cash
corn, A cargo was worked here yes
terday afternoon for direct shipment
| to Liverpool at the opening Of lake
came strong. at advances OF from IL
! a3-4d per GENITAL. The opening for May
was 45c. 1t rose during the forenoon to
| 20 lie, reacted l-sc and closed at
| 20 1-4c. sellers.
The same dull and unipteresting state
| OF affairs continued 10 exist In the oat
market Fluctuations We're narrow,
aud followed corn almost entirely. May
| sold from 2gc to 90 lac and closed at
| 20 l-Sc bid. Receipts amounted to li6
| cars, 100 OF which graded contract,
Provisions were buoyant and active
| during the greater part Of the session,
the only weak spots being the result OF
| sales by scalpers, who had profits in
! previous purchases. The talk of a
| scarcity OF cattle. which has been cur
| rent for some time. was given us one
Of tho reasons for the advance. Spec
| ulators for long account, shorts and
| packers were apparently all on one side
OF the market May pork closed at
! 81. ,he price 1t sold at today and l5c
| over yesterdays quotations. Lard and
ribs advanced 1-2c.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow
Wheat, 30 cars, corn, 275 cars; oats. 175
cars; hogs, 1900 head.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-09

Now orleans, March Secretary
Lusster's weekly New orleans cotton
',change statement, issued before the
|e,se Of business today. indicates
,nvbt decrease for the week, compared
IN 1912 the $685. 900 crop year).
compared with the seven days ending
March S, last year, the weeks move
u,nt is $4,000 bales in excess, and
I'M the same time year before last
KVO in excess, but 1t shows drop
n 5000 from the same seven days in
For the eight days of March that
lave elapsed excess Is shown OF 6S,
ID over last year $4,000 over year be-
IRE last, and 1900 over 1892.
4 This makes the total excess for the
M days from September / to March
Inclusive. l,919,253 bales more than
M the corresponding 1S9 days last
4 ysar, g,759.SO3 more than year before
thsi and 1885 more than In 1892 The
AMOUNT brought into sight during the
past week has been 1861. against TO-
\ "a for the seven days ending this date
1ast year. 7O,G53 year before last and
'lsI2g for the same time in 1892, and
q, the first eight days OF March it
tas been lj0,4S0 this year, against 49,
|.l last year, S3,9S9 the year before
'ast, and 13s 5S5 in 1892.
These make the total movement for
IN, ls9 days from September / to date
|sBis,lSi, against 6,60s, $50 last year. s.
. $50 the year before last and $685.
H. In 1892. Foreign exports for the
heck have been l34,l9i, against 130279
flst year, making the total thus far
Nc the season 5,277, 500. against 4.16i POS
Isl year, or an increase OF 1.1i3.4Sj.
'y5iihern mill takings during the past
EEK have increased 20,9li bales, as
<snpared to last year, ana the total
4 iklngs since September l show an in
rase Of 562, G6G The total taliings Of
lnerlcan mills North and South and
rsnada thus far for the season have
Ken 2,265,6iI, against 1,7O2.9ss These
ssuie l,757,14i by Northern spinners,
Egllnst l,l94,i7S.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-09

Kansas city, March s. ~ wheat
Steady, unchanged: No. . hard 52c; No
2 red see; rejected 4Sc Demand for
wheat is now entirely local and quota
tlons on basis Of Mississippi can not be
given satisfactorily.
Corn-ln better demand. unchanged;
No, mixed 30 l-24iOe. No. > white IS
ais sac.
Oats--In good demand; No mixed
IS lie; No. . white Bic
Rye-Firm; No. nominal Soc.
FlaXseed--Dull. nominal, weak.
Hay-pull, weak; timothy 50. O0Q9 90:
pr7lrle $1.00IS.50
Butter-Woak; creamery l6Qlsc; dali
ny 1iGi5c
Eggs-Dull and unsettled; fresh
II l-2c.
Receipts-whcat 1900; corn II 600; oats
5000
Shipments-None.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-09

eelpts 1900; shipments 1900 Best grades
steady. Others weak Toe lower. Texas
steers Sa.6oli.2a: Texas cows s. 750
100; Deer steers A0Q@b.S0; native cows
81 tOWi 90, stockers and fedora 81 OOen
4'2s; bulls and mixed 81 5Olff 30.
hQEs-lReceipts Sdp0. shipments 1900.
Market steady, &c higher Bulk Of
sales $4,000 10. henvlea 81 ,05Wi, 30;
packers $3.pbai, 80, mixed s3.s56fi. Is,
pigs 80, 7oas SO.
Sheep Receipts 5000. shlpmentg 900
Market steady,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-09

liverpool, March g.-Cotton-Spot
Eed business done, prices hardening
american middling, g 1-32d. The sales
Tie day We're $4,000 bales, Of which
w were for speculation and export
EM Included 1900 American. Re-
|rots, 5000 bales, including 500 Ameri-
lm.
Futures opened easy at an advance,
bed quiet but steady at the advance;
lmerlcan middllng, l.. NJ, c.. March.
!rAaS 26id; March and April. 9 l-6l@
iSid; April and May. 2-6443 3-6id;
,ll and June, 4-64d; Jnue and July,
'-fid; July and August, 8 6-64d3 7-sid;
fusust and September. 3 S-6id; Sep
noer and october, 9 9-64d; Octooer
'Ai November 3 lO-6lT3 ll-Gid; No
'smber and December, lt-6i5G3 12-6id,
The tenders of today's deliveries
re $500 bales new dockets nd 200
fales old.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-09

Review the Markets on New. no..
Leased Wire

asNu wire.
r1rt Worth, Tex. March ST. q
a,,.. eah q Co. In their review Of the
soiao niarhets say. Liverpool spot
Will ,eucheu 1900 at full price. and
WINE an advance was expected there
was no change In quotations.
arrivals opened steady and ? noints
hlsher' gained one and one-hnlf
points more and then declined to about
steady. Huie' "hu
spot cotton in New York was nd
Naheed yesterday out Of proportion 10
contracts, and quotations were there
lore eown Lie today. with spot sales
New York contracts opened at an
advance Of one to two points. but
heaVy realizing by longs caused q
break oil about four points, but
when fresh buying brought about an
improvement of five to six points, MAY
selling at 5.7S.
On the report of the heavy move
ment FOR the week, prices again de-
ellnea points, but half of this was
regained by the close, which was
steauy, With sales OF l73. 5000.
spot cotton at New Orleans was
quoted very steady at l-4c. with
sales Of $500, including 1900 TO arrive
Contracts ranged in sympathy with
the fluctuations in New York, closing
steady, with sales of 1880
Fort receipts today were 1851.
against 1903 same day last year, and
Tor the week i16,2lO against 7g,lil a
year ago and 92,41S in 1892.
Came into sight this week 1861
last year 1880 and in 1892 129. 72g. and
since September total in sight SGis..
lS5 against 6,69S,s22 last year and s..
O9j,535 in 1892.
New Orleans estimates receipts al
that port tomorrow at 1000 to 5000
against $500 last year.
Range of Prices at New York.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-09

Liverpool March ,-Bpcon-Firmi
demand fair; Cumberland cut, rs to 30
pounds SOs, short ribs, 2S pounds, 30sl
long clear, light. IS to As pounds, 2Ss,
long clear. heavy. sc pounds 29s: short
clear backs light, 30s; short clear mid.
dies. heavy, 90 pounds 2ss Cd. clear
bellies, IA to lG pounds, 3is; shoulders
square. IL TO Is pounds, 27s Cd.
Hams-short cut, II to 10 pounds. 37s
Pork-Prime mess, fine Western
53s I'd; medium Western, SIS Cd
Lard Steady. prime Western, 58s %,
medium Western. 5Ss sd
Lard-Steady; prime Western, aGs Sd,
refined In pals, 35s.
Cottonseed Oh 49, Liverpool refined
lis Cd.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-09
1--we sroc1I MAnIsnrs.


Chicago, March s,--Apparently not
many cattle were wanted today and the
market was slow. weak and generally
unsatisfactory. There was n slight do
cline in the intermediate class but
good TO best steers and butchers and
cannera' stock did not sell quotnhly
lower than on yesterday. The range
OF quotations for dressed beef and ship
ping steers was 81 1906 10, with most
OF the sales at 81 256f6 60; cows md
bulls were saleablc at 81 .5Onb 40: stock
ers and feeders at 81 h0Gfi. 80. and Tex
AZ fed cattle at 81. 0Oa6.O0.
Tho days receipts OF hogs were eati-
mated at $4,000 The opening was act
i've, strong and higher. Shippers and
packers both bought right and left for
an hour or two In the morning, paying
&c advance on yesterdays prices, but
before noon the market was on to yes-
terday's quotations, and IT closed tame,
There were sales early nt A.b0 for prime
heavy. weights, while further along Il
would have been difficult to get 81 10
for the same articles. Closing quota
lions were 81 i06i.A5 FOR averages OF
over $50 pounds, and tS,05Mi.25 for
averages Of less than 200 pounds. Tho
bulk OF the heavloS sold at 81 20. and
from NiOQt 20 bought the bulk OF the
light.
There was dun market for sheep
and lambs. Although the supply war
small. sellers could not do better than
get Yesterdays prices. There were few
orders In hand, and sales were slow at
81 6O9i,bO for poor to choice sheep.
and at 81. 25M4.35 for lambs,
Rcoelpts--Cnitle 1000; calves $50. hogs
$4,000; sheep 5000.
Kansas city Live stock.
Kansas City, March S.--Cattle-Re-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-09

Liverpool, March S.-Wheat--Spot
steady; No. . red winter a. sd; do
spring. 5s I'D; No, hard Manitoba
Is "a; do California, 81 "a. Futures
opened steady, with near position lid
higher and distant positions l-2d ana
closed firm, with near and distant po-
sitlons t-l@S-id higher; business equal.
ly distributed; March. IS lid; April
Is sd May, As S lid; June, as l-2d,
July. Is S 3-id; August, is %.
Corn-Spot steady; American mixed
Is i-gd. Futures opened steady, with
and closed firm, with near positions
l-2d higher; business heaviest on early
positionsi March Is 1-2d. April, a. Id;
May Is l Id: June. ~ ! lid; July.
As 1 l-2d; August. IS "a.
Flour-Dull; ST. Louis fancy winter,
5s "a.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-09

81 l4ouls. March -Cattie--Recclpts
1000; ahlpments 1900 supply inadequate
ana 1ualty poor only retail trade
cone, Light native steers sold AT $3.50
Hi.OO; cows So OO6l3 90; grass Texas
steers S2,bOWa,b0i cows 81 76qs IL.
Hogs-Receipts 5000: ahlprnents $500
Market active and b6fl0c higher to
prices A.SoIi.aO bulk OF sales 81 g0d1
i'g0i mixed lots 81 .i5ffl 80.
Sheep Receipts 400; shipments none.
scarce ana ilrm. Good sheep wanted
worth Sl.00N9 70,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-09

'csseIa Ahockcd and the ocean,
Insheu Into leonm

Vessels shocIcd and the ocean
Lnshcd Into Foam.
san Francisco. March s,-An earth
quake at sea Is reported by incoming
vessels, The earthquake occurred early
on the morning OF March I. preceded
by a calm at sea. The first warning
came In the form OF doafoning roar,
which seemed 60 rise out OF the sea. In
M Instant the ocean was dashed into
n mass OF foam rising In places IN
great geyscr-llke columns Vessels stop
ped with a crash as II they had struck
ON rocks.
Ncws OF the advent OF a now island
or the disappearance OF one 10 expected
at the photographic office.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-09

rns cotton market opened steady at
ssvance OF 1D2 points; further ad-
= a,red la2 points; sold Off Acc points;
'nssa steady at prices from l point
.,sAar 10 2 points lower as compared
IN yesterdays closing figures. Total
'.,ss ia, 800 bales. Business through
Z, me session was active. There was
ssnsderable speculative activity In this
.n.rket. in good part for Liverpool
II New orleans account. Traders
attained interest Several attempts
we're made today to smash the market
Asrp but they were met with a resist
~ that caused considerable surprise.
srot quotations have been reduced
,,sc Sales today 6l5 bales, for spin
.srs. middling uplands 8 1916.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-09

Grain.

Fort Worth, Tex, March ST. G.
McPeak d Co.'S letter from Lamson
Bros u Co, say
Chicago, ILL.,, March S.-Wheat show
ed strength at the opening and ad-
vanced a fraction, May selling to
81 S-Sc, the close Of yesterday being
80 use, on the higher cables and anN-
iety TO cover by those woo sold
heavily on the inspection scare yester-
day 1t seems queer that only those
who work the short side and have no
wheat are the only ones that are afraid
of the condition There was n fair
trade early, but the market soon re
lapsed into a dull and stagnant condi-
ton, interest being largely conferred
in corn, trading the balance Of the
session being almost featureless. The
undertone was firm, however, and
prices were sutained up TO the close.
The closing cables were firm and high
er with the exception of Paris. which
was unchanged. Liverpool I'D and
Antwerp u l-2c higher.
Northwest receipts were slightly un-
der last years, with the clearances
light at 100000 bushels wne.t and
flour. The government report 1t is
now said win not be issued until Mon
day.
Corn--The market on corn was a
strong one. The opening was at an
advance OF Lie and an additional lie
advance was quickly scored on the
light offerings and good demand from
the outside. The weather was the bull
factor. New York was UP Sic on
corn, and advioes say $4,000 cash was
sold there yesterday and this helped
our market The heavy estimate for
tomorrow, 275 cars, had slightly de-
pressing effect part of the session, but
prices were well sustained, offerings
being unusually light. The demand for
actual commodity continues good at
slight advances.
Provlsions-HOg products T.tinue
strong, the opening being at about
last nights close, but sold off some on
raiding and shaking out Of yesterdays
buyers. LAMsON BtoS Co.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-09

London. March s--Cnnadian Pacific,
SO Id; Erie, 5-s Eric seconds. 5s;
Illinois Central, SO -: Mexican ordln-
airy. 10 IL; ST. Paul common. % rs;
New Jersey Central, " IL. penusyl-
vania, 90 5-S: Reading. 4 is. Mexican
Central new Is, 81 H..
Bar silver, ~ b-Sd; money. l-2 per
cent; rate Of discount for short bills
li-i0; three months hills, life per cent
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-09

New York, March s.-wheat--Re-
celpts none; exports 1890 bushels:
sales 2,150O0O bushels futures, 1900
bushels spot Spot iirmer, No, red,
store and elevator. 5S 3-4ci aiioat 60 3-Sc,
(. o. b. 60 3-ic ah0at; No. l northern
as Csc delivered; No. / hard 90 S-sc de-
livered.
optlons-opened higher ON stronger
Liverpool advlccs and cold wave
west, which induced considerable COW
ering OF shorts Long wheat came out
rather freely, depressing the market
for time at noon, but on the whole
the undertone was fairly maintained,
and on firm late Liverpool news and
reports Of further damage to the French
crop there was final rally the market
closing 1-4@3-Sc higher No. . red
March closed IS 7-sc; May 90 3-l60
80 Lee. closed 80 3-Sc; July % $50
DO 3-tc, closed 50 Ice: August 80 1920
AGO l-4c, closed 60 Use; December clos
ed GO 5-sc.
Hides-Firm.
Icather--Firm.
Wool-Stcady.
Pig IrOn--Weals
Copper-Quet: brokers' price 50. 80;
exchange price S9.35q9.45.
Lead-,Steady; brokers price 1902 l-2;
exchange price $40 sellera'
Tin-IIarely steady; straits slO.3bQ
1912 IL; plates weak.
Cotton Seed Oll--Qulet
CofIee--Optlons opened steady at un-
changed prices to 10 points up; ruled
exceptionally dull and easier under To-
call selling; closed barely steady at SO
10 points net decline; sales 1000 bags,
including April 1855; May 1876; June
1910. July 1i.6j.
santos--Firm: good average Santos
1890 refs; receipts 1000 bags; stock l5i,-
600 bags,
Hamburg-Quiet; unchanged to l-2
pfg advance; sales 5000 bags.
Rio--Firm: No. Z Rio 10000 reis; ex-
change o 9-16d. receipts 5000 bags clear
I'd for the United States 5000 bags;
cleared for Europe 1900 bags; stock
1l7 900 bags
Warehouse deliveries from New York
yesterday 1880 bags; New York stock
today 1870 bags; United states stock
100 sos bags; anuat for the United states
900 900 bags; total visible ,50J bags,
against 453.1Sf bags last year,
Sngar-Raw. firm; sales. 25,40O bags.
centrifugal, 90 test, at c and +, 800
bags molasses, SO test, at ia and
n. and 2504 bags centrifugal, 30 teAt, at
9c. Refined dull. No. 6. Q 1903 lf-l6c;
No. I, . Use: No. 8. 3 i-4G3 7-Sc: No. Q,
3 3-iGa3 s-sc; No. 10, l-sd3 5-l6c; No.
II. 1908 5-i6c; No. r. 3 1-16q3 1-ie.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-09
Money

New York. March Mooney on call
active at 2dS per cent, last loan . L.;
closed i-2 per cent, Prime mercantile
paper 3 3-tGf5 per cent sterling OK.
change easier. with actual business In
bankers bills at Sl,SS 7-S@i,Sa Tor de-
mand and AT N,S7 5-S6ti,S7 ga for sixty
days Posted rates sass 1900 50. Com
merolal bills N,S6 50. Silver ocrtln-
Gates 60 5-So bid. Bar silver G0 9-Sc,
Mexican dollars As SIDE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-09

New York. March S--The total sales
of stocks today were 22i,5sp sharen, In.
GLIDING. American Sugar Vi, 900; Ameri-
can Tobacco 300; baltimore ana ohio
400. Burlington 1900; Chicago Gas 6gOO;
Delaware and Hudson 5000. Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western 2iO0: u. q
c, II, 2G00, Erie 1900, General Electric
$500. Louisville aud Nashville 400: New
Jersey Central 1900; New York Gem
trail $500, Northwestern GS00; Rock Is
land 4S00; st, Paul l6,5OO; Western I'm
ion 6iOn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-09

New York, March SIN keeping with
,,rcyious reports there was a good busi--
ness doing in jobblng trade circles; and
The weeks sales will foot up very large
with commission houses. me demand
was more special man se n,,reIy sem S%u
so,,oble fabrics. There was more IN
onirv for brown cottons and more do
,ng in bleached cotton. Printing cloths
dull at 2 T-lGc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-09

>,aw York. March s.-A supreme
Ns" order makes today on which the
,on injunction against me sef,
c.ntile Trust company restrainins -, -
from voting certain securifuef Y w. +
afsueu Addle,xs Is accused Of fraud In
Z y sssendiine Of the Delaware Gas com
nany's stocka-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-09


New York. March s.-Comparative
Iolon statement for the week ending
may. March S:
Ael receipts Mt all United States
W. during week 6.12O; same week
so'ai receipts to this date 6,9l2,72i.
- ny date last year 5.25S,G7S.
.tp,rts for the week 1865; same
~ last year 1885, 9s.
WA exports to this date 5,224, 4S5;
'I se date last year i,12, GgG.
s'oeA at all United States ports 914,-
same time last year S2i,925.
.oeA at all Interior towns 1871;
1 nv ~, Time last year 153,77O.
100 at Liverpool i,s50,00O same
y last year 1850, 900.
t,r,,,ofIk o. American afloat for Great
4 ''A'h isS'OOOi same time last year 49,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-09
Tho international Itoutc q. " q Z.
IluAIrpnul

II. & t. c, train, leaving Fort wor
$40 p. M, makes Immediate connectI
at ararne. and G, G, q s. II. ira
leaving Fort worth 7:O6 y. m, mai,
Immediate connection nj Mllnno wi
/. q a. N. train for Taylor. Aust
San Antonio, Laredo aud points
Mexico,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-09

ding r inlisaH' ,1; uplands S is-lsc: mid
rutures-Closed very steadv st,
dnn April 6.6s; May $40; lime ~ ~
NnSs s,sti august 5.77; September Z "a.
november 5,s2; December 3 az ''eV'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-09

nSda,Lhou Louis, March s.-cotton-steadv.
celnts ssos 7 s-lSci sales CAS- bales: re-
-'@o' shipments 24l0; stock Oi.s6s.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-09

|rresW orleans, March s.-Cotton--Fi-
Ia. ready: sales $500. March $500
|uns tNhrl 6.SOG5.31: May 5.s7a5.ss
! .Ss S',s \. A; July 5.49Nb 80; August
|llias ~ - september 5.5s15 80; October
|sf sye, az. November 5.6ig5 65; Decem-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-09

r,.-'iesion, Tex, March Section
|sais ena l,lse higher; sales 1867 bales,
I'm. wv bales {, o. b; receipts 1874
Inlina, exports none; stock 1Ol.175 bales
: l-sci good ordinary 4 9-l6ci
81 .siaiing l6-l6c; mlddllng 8 5-lGci
rosnli ddling 5-sc; middling fair &C.
se and sGgar-Unchang
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-09

Those OF tho crew miasing are I
clerk, Captain 4, Lawrence Carter O
ond mate, name unknown, and tn
rousioboutn. also unknown. The &C
dent was cnuaed BY heavy fog.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-09

Afternoon Report
Boston. March Slim" Dime ni
Young Grlfo are scheduled to hgl
eight rounds In this city tonight,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-09

1uant every man and wo,9 n The nn,,sa s,,'s
,utsrssted IN The Opium ana Mhssy et,.
3ns II y wo0IIKY, Atlanta Ca. Boz 49, and one
vii be sent you iree-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-09

London, March s.-Gold Is quoted at
nuenos Ayres today at $50. Lisbon
1925 Id; St. Petersburg, CO., Athens,
1875.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-09

New York March Achievement
bonds easier; state bonds Inactive; rail-
road bonds easier