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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-05
9HEAT TOOK A BIG BOUNCE
tsT AT THE CLOSE AND WENT A
FRACTION HIGHER,
bRN FELT THE INFLUENCE AND
ADVANCED ALso-TRADING IN
|pATs-DEALING IN LIVE STOCK.
RECEIPTS AND sHIPMENTs-HoG
PRODUCTS.


I'll CHICAGO, April 4.
nfter a rather listless session which
~ und UP with bounce today, closing
tso higher on the reports of heavy
cam balance The domestic receipts
wsre considerably smaller than OF late.
end that following upon the heavy ex-
pnrt clearances of Tuesday and W~,d-
nes 9 icy. lhad -aa~re-cr- the specula-
{ars which prevented them from be-
hiB enthusiastic sellers. Their incllna-
tIon was rather to buy ON small de-
<Iines. The primary market receipts
Ntre only 15s,OO0 bushels. against 22l,-
VV week ago. The foreign markets
Were about unchanged. The Clneln-
mn Price Current remarked that wheat
rQpuired more moisture and the signal
twice intimated that there was a prob
4pility of Its getting some more soon, a
loN barometer prevailing In Nebraska,
Mpntana, Dakotas and Minnesota. A
cnble from Liverpool reported de-
orease in stocks OF wheat and -four in
Hurope and afloat OF 100000 bushels
durinE March this year and on April
the total supply in the positions referr-
ed to was 20,2O0,00O bushels less than on
APril /. 1894.
NEW YORK reported large business
tohe for export there, ami under these
combined influences the market be-
came strong and held stlflly to the close.
I. torn was inclined to be weak early
put became firm when the small re-
celpts OF lis cars today were supple
mented by estimated receipts OF only
90 cars for tomorrow.
1he trade was Of an apathetic char
actor. however. and even the booming
chsracter OF the wheat market near the
s slp OF the session did not lnfuse any
me into the trade. The close was
1-2c higher
Frimnry market receipts today were
only $4,000 ousuels.
Oats sold rather slowly, anu the mar
kei was easier. A fairly nctiye session
was passed. The close was 1-Sc lower,
ine provision market ruled firm, and
OFFICES recovered some Of the losses OF
ne day before. The result of the days
pusiness was an daYance of Z Lee in
pork, l-9c in lard and &c in ribs.
estimated Friday: Wheat 20 cars
corr 90. oats $40. hogs l6, 900 head
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Kansas City, No., April 4.--Cattle-
Receipts, 220O; shipments, 1900. Market
steady TO strong, Texas steers, $3.G5;
Texas COWS. St4Od3GO beef steers,
I,i544.65; native cows, Sl.75Gi.75;
stockers and feeders, S2,4OQ2.75; bulls
$25O0400
Receipts. 500: shipments 1900.
Market weak to loo lower; bulk Of
sales, S4.65di.S0; heavies, $4,000 90;
packers SiGOd49O; mixed, $l60Ni 50;
lights, s4.50aA7O. workers, S.6Oui.70;
pigs. S3.75U445.
sheep-Receipts, 36OO;' shipments, 500,
Market steady
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-05

standard Cotton ucit Attractions.
Through trains twice each day from
Fort Worth. Plano. Greenvllle, Sher-
man, Whitewright, Wolfe City, Sui
phur Springs, Waco. liillsboro Cor
scana, Tyler. Pittsburg and ToxarkRna
10 Memphis. Tenn, making close com
nections at Memphis for the Old Statea
and at TeNRrkanH making close connec'
tons for ST. Louis and the north via
81. L., !. NJ. & $. R'y.
Pullman cleeping coach service from
the above cities for Memphis via scot.
ton Belt Route and for st. Louis Via
81. L.. /. NJ. d $. Ry from Texarkana'
Through Pullman Hleepers from aan
Antonio TO Memphis via International
and Great Northern railway. Tyler and
"Cotton Belt Route"
Clopo connections to receive and ia
liver passengers in Texas as folIowa.
Greenvillo with the NJ, X. 81 Il npd
Texas Midland railroads; Plano WITH
the III. q II, O.. Fort Worth with the
ut. w, & u. c., ri. w. e. II. O., q. G. q
s. II, and i. g. Z. railways; Big SANDY
with the 7. s. p. railway: Tyler with
the 1. & q N. R'y.i Coralcana with the
II. & II. c. Ry; Waco with the NJ, X.
& II. and 5. A. y a. j, railways; Nc
Gregor with the o., G. & s. T.. nv.
All Texas railways sell tickets via
the "Cotton Belt Route" Ask for them
and secure the accommodations ma
quick time offered by the only line
running solid trains from Texas 10
MemphiH All inquiries answered
s. q. WARMER. G. p. A.. Tyler. Tex.
A. A. Gibson. Il. p, A.. Fort Worth.
Tex.
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New York. April 4.-Wheat-Re-
ceipts, 2S6OO bushels; exports. 90, 900
pushels; sales, 2S55, 900 bushels futures
1900 spot Spot nrmer No. red
store and elevator, 60 1-2o; aaoat 81 rs;
o. b., g. S-Sc anOut; No. hard,
" s,ic options opened steady with Il
anal local trade and ruled irregular
curing the forenoon within a narrow
rnnge of prices, In the afternoon re-
ports OF heavy export purchases here
eno at outports caused Increased
etrength and activity, the close being
1-tq $50 over last night May, 50 1850
% b-Sc; closed 60 5-Sc; June close, Gle (:
iSuH, % b-su6l 5-l6c, closed VI l-Sc Au-
gust closed, 81 9-Sc: September. 81 7-Sc;
Deeember, "a lido.
Hides--Firm.
Aops-Steady.
Leather-Firm,
PIG iron-Quiet and steady. Scotch,
UQ20o; American. S9.50n12.50.
copper-Quiet. Brokers price, 3 3-sc;
exphange price. 1895.
4 .1ead-Weaker. Brokers price. $500:
pxchange. 1910.
Tin-steady. Straits. s1ss5; plates,
qliieter.
y Cottonseed oil-Nomlnally steady.
but. very quiet and featurelesa.
d conee-Options opened dun at 3 to
10 points decline. ruled weak under
lower European cables and larger Bra
I'll receipts, closed steady 10 points net
decline; sales, 1850 bags, including
May, 1465Q14.1O; October. 1850; De-
cember. 14,35d1445. Spot corfee-Rio
No. Z, 16 5-Sc; mild. quiet; Cordova,
IS l-2ql0c; sales. 800 bags Maracaibo
sugar-Raw, firm Sales, 1850 bags
centrlfugal 9G-test at SCI 1896 tons Mus
cnvado Se-test, i1-1Go; 800 bags mo-
lnsses sugar at 7-l6o; refined, quiet.
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NITRO GLYcERINE

Was Used in an Attempt to Blow open
Vault.
Elyria, Ohio, April Am attempt
was made to blow up the vault In the
county treasurer's office here last night.
A fuse was found this morning attach
ed TO the vault door, which had been
plugged with nitro glyccrine. The fuse
appeared to have been lighted. A full
outfit OF tools was found near the vault
Indicating the work of professionals.
There is $4,000 In the vault. The
sheriff has telegraphed for experts to
open the vault as 1t is feared that the
glycerine will explode II tempered
with. There is no clew TO the robbers.
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celpts, $4,000 bags stock. PSI 900 bags.
Hamburg steady and unchanged to IA
pfennig decline. Receipts. 1i.oO0;
cleared for United States. none;
cleared for Europe. 1000; cleared from
Rio, April .. steamship Euclid. 1000
bags; stock, $4,000. Warehouse de-
livery from New Yorz yesterday. itIO;
New York stock today, 1ii,5D2; United
States stock, iS7.425 bags: afioat Tor
United States, 2Gl.O0O bags. Total visi-
bic for United States, i4S.22J bags,
against 49g,G75 bags last year.
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Liverpool. April 4--wheat--spot.
quiet. demand poor; No. red winter,
Is l-2d: No. red spring, 5s %; No
hard Manitoba, Is I'd; No. Gala.
As I'D. Futures opened quiet with near
and distant positions lid lower; closed
steady with April and May unchanged
and other months lad, lower: business
heaviest on early positions; April. Is
3 f-2d. May, a. Sad; June. AZ 9 1-2d;
July, 4s l-2'd; August, As 10 I'D; Sep
TENDER, AZ 10 lad,
Corn-Spot opened aulels- sAsnspslssss
ullyis-l -s--s-,--ss-'~ I'D. Futures opened
qulct with. near positions unchanged
and distant positions lad lower. closed
steady with September lad higher and
other months unchanged from yester-
days closing 1glres. Business heav-
lest on early positions April, As lad;
May, As 2 l-2d; June, As 2 l-2d; July,
IS 3D. August, As 3 lad; September,
As 3 3-4d.
Fluur-steady, limited demand; moth.
Ing doing; st. Louis fancy winter,
5s I'd.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-05

Mr.. A. L. Skinner received a telegram
from Mrs. Hattie r. Johnson, Mont
gomery, Ala, this morning Informing
tnem OF the death Of her husband. Mr..
j d. Johnson, which occurred in Mem
pills Tenn. April /. The deceased was
for a long time citizen OF this city.
and was connected with the Dahlman
Brothers. for years. He was an es-
Unable man, and his many friends
here will regret 10 learn OF his death.
lie was buried In Montgomery. Ala.
yesterday.
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COTTON


Chicago. H.. April 4.-The Industrial
World will tomorrow say; THAT the
general business situation is steadily
improving is clearly evidenced by the
advances In crude material and staple
commodities, iron ore, cotton, coke,
pig iron. etc II is, TO say the least
gratifying as higher values have stlmu-
lated demand all along the line which
In turn Is aiding and improving the
Industrial situation.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-05

New York, April 4-Cotton-spot.
closed easy; nddlng upIands G s-sc.
mildling gulf 5-Sc. Sales. $50 bales
Futures closed duh: sales 70. 100 bales
April. 500 May. ga: June. 6.2S: Jui,,,
ga; August 6.2G: September. 6.g7; oc-,
toher, 6S2; November. 6.S7; December.
642; January, 6,i2,
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st. Louis, Mo-. April 4,-Wool-
Quiet; tub lower; Missouri and Illinois
dirty. 5G6c: Texas, Arkansas Indian
Territory etc, medium, lOdfi3ci coarse
aud low, Sdi0c; flne, Sfi1Oc; tubwashed,
fair to choice, 1920 lie; coarse and
low l2mlhc
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New Orleans, La. April 4.-Cotton--
Futures steady. Sales, $4,000; April.
i'7t nd; May, 5.s0a5,Sl: June, b.sG6i6 ~ :
July, 5.sl15.92; August, 5,gGq5.97. sen
TENDER, G,0O16,0l; October. 6.03aG. Of.
November. 6.O6G6.OS: December. 6.O9u
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I.iserpool. April 4.--Bacon, quiet; de-
ntnd poor; Cumberland cut. % to 80
]1Hnhs. 3is: short ribs. IS pounds as;
1hr ciear light. IS to 40 pounds, s2s Cd;
|Ins tclear heavy, 55 pounds, 33s; short
if3f backs light, is pounds, 3is; short
lt4f mlddles heavy. So pounds, sss 81
lear bellies, IA TO l6 pounds, aes:
opu}ders square. 12 to IS pounds. ais.
@ans-Short ciit. IL to l6 pounds,
ftartl-Qulet; prime western, ass; re-
'ut1 in pals, sss Cd.
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New orleans. La, April 4.-Cotton-
quiet. Ailddllng. p-lGc; low middiinR
8 7-l7o; good ordinary, l-Sc; receipts
AGO; gross. 52f4: exports to the CONT.
nent, 1900 coastwlse, 4277: sales, 1900;
stock, 3i6,2I6.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-05

Chicago, April g. - General j. s
Clarkson, who Is In Chicago. stated
positively today that ex-President TIar-
rlsnn Is cnndldnte for presldent.
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Mansfield. Tex. April S.--Tuesdny
Hubert McNatt was elected mayor. ],
p. Ellis marshal A. b. Pyles. a. p,
Il. +. Ramsey aldermen.
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CASH CIOSING,

VNHII NIsV"IsNN'
wheat, q l-ic.
Corn, IS 5-Sc.
Oats. 2gc.
Pork, Sl2t0.
Lard. s6a2.
Ribs, S6.22.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-05

ceipts OF hogs today. rot only at Chit
cago. but at all other centera. proyis-
ions advanced sharply from opening.
but on selling said to be for Cudahy.
prices broke later. The decline how
ever, was partially regalned at the
close. LAAisON BROS. & co.
RANGE OF PRICES.
BY f. G. McPeak & Co.
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Ekr York, April 4,-coftee-santos
1s'at good average Santos, 1900: re-
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THE
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LEADVUlLB.
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only .ur running through ruUman pAlas1
luuu.. o.. IHF tIuu t.tepts 20 Denver y.n
bIuru Zoo. .Hu aud o. Kansas tltT and Chira.
EtVIH Go ..aaH points. ffoo rccliEing chair
ruH san Lake o. Denver. aud Ouly uuo run
ping Pullman rloepgra sa.t Lake " HAn frau.
cHco. hocbanEoui close couuesu0us. Safety
tuCud ana comfort,
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ne Gospel Pioneer, s-,,
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-07-16
SranOe.
Gin Balait.0ampier eingedidert.


Sewis t tomn. Ms, Is. Suli.-
Surs Dor 1 llbr beute frIb parO an
SOrO beS ele9anten Oampicrs v@;bOla"
BON Der 0ticarago.2iuie," ptlder Suiz
lden bier uno GOrontO fGbrt, Seuer
entocdt. Die 6lammen perbreiteten lib
nit elmer iOlAsn SdnclltGteit, OaB Die
6euerwebr, troeOeu e5 ibr geIans, ben
0ampier pon leiner @erftc su trenncn
uno trei6en 81 lulcu, c5 nidt uerblnz
bern tOnnte, oaB oa5 6euer Die Werfte
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uAmerican'Sotel" er9rifi unO tbeIlweile
3erltOrte.
Den Baiia9ieren un6 Otaunidaiten
oeS 9appfers 9elans es, nit 2lu5nabme
SeS brttteu Sngenieur8, pelder oermiBt
mlro, balo nadlbcm 9llarnl 9cldla9en,
ltd in Sl9erbelt gu brtn9cn. Der Suz
senleur beIauO iid sur 3:it i'll Waidiz
nenraum auf Wabe unO oa man tbn
leliber nldt .uieSer seieben, nimmt man
an, OaB er in ben 6lammen umgsfom'
men. Der gerIult mirO auf $25O,OOO
9eiddet,
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&opf unO Selne, muro beute frib in Der
gtabe pOn bier auT9eiuuOen. Otan
ocrmutbct in beritlbcn Ole lterbIihen
ueberrete Oe5 oritten Sn9enieur6 oes
nieoerSebrannten 0ampiers nGibOla, "
Nul. Oammeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-07-16
NemzQnrfer Wndlrldltctt.

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pfsr uGitD Of 8aibin9ton" BON !Saz
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StiffbrIdlse nad bier, melde BON ser
uabe Santiago De @uba geltranoettn
amerifanii6en Sarfe rSbOs. YroOf5"
gerettet wuroen. Der @apitan oe8 9ez
ltranOeten 6ubrjeugS uerblisb in Sans
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wisOer flott gu MAIDEN unb gu itdleru.
- Mllllam SenrD warO heute auT
bic anldulOi9un9 hin Dem PoIijeiridz
ter por9efnbrt, Dor etwa eincm WiOnat
ieinen beta9ten Suter Gbarle8 u. 0enrD
BON 9tr. 95, SiiOs Pertlauo 9lptnue,
SrooflDn, eruOrOet 3u baben. 9ta9bem
Der Coroner, iOwie Oer Poli3ilt, wclher
Die 2eidc be5 alten Utannes aui9eiuns
ben bate, ibre 2lusia9en eemadt. waro
Der In9eldulbi9te rbne 8iir9idaft oem
@eribt8uerfabreu IberwteIen.
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9ScltlnoiiAen 0ampierzyinIe," lit auf
Der 5nlel Gabagua i'm caribdllden
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0ampfer fubr an %. 5uri BON bier
nu6 0aDti ab. Gie bieii9en agsntsu,
ole S0. 9teiubarbt 81 Co." baben bis
Icet nod feline weIteren 9tadri9teu ems
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