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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-30

Liverpool, Nov. 29.-c'otton-spot,
rood business done, irregular and In
buyers' favor. American middllng
ialr. 5-32d; good middllng. 23-32d:
American mlddllng. ii-i6d: low mid
ding. i9-32d; good ordinary. 4 l5-a2d:
ordinary, esd The sales OF the day
were 1000 bales. OF which 1000 were for
SPECULATION and export, and included
si0o American. Receipts, 1000, includ-
lng 1900 American.
Futures opened quiet at the decline
ard closed very steady at advance.
American middllng, l.. NJ. c.. Novem-
her. t37G4.3s. November-De December,
4.s6Gi.37: Dccember-January, A 81;
January February, i35Ui.36; Febru-
ary.March, 4.354i.3G March-April.
I.s5gi SO; Aprll-May. 4.360i. 81; May
June. 4,S7; June-July, 4SS: July-Aug-
ust, 4,iO.
The tenders OF today's deliveries were
sQQ bales new docketa.
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PRICE WENT LOWER.
raw yoRK COTTON OPENED AT A
SMALL DECLINE.
r.s,e Reports ana News From the
south Affected the General
Marisct But Little.

New York, Nov. 20. The trading in
cotton today started at decline OF Q
POINTS. cables being unsatisfactory and
SPECULATION on the part of outsiders
,he smallest seen In this market for
many days. Notwithstanding the fact
that interior receipts looked like Ito. 900
hales against 2i2,e09 last year and the
,sport from the South of small spot Of
tetings, the local traders were inclined
"a sell. In the afternoon they ham,
mered the active months vigorously.
The market showed some resistance on
ne basis of the covering by cautious
shorts upon Houston receipts limited
non, 1000 to 5000 tomorrow and New Or
leans estimated Mt 1900 to 5000 to-
morrow. The market was a narrow
one working within range of 10 to 10
points and closing 2M3 points above the
lowest figures, steady.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-30

~ I'm Il. me advance partly in the way
eu some weakness later in the dnv
S9rn was slow and steady, but was
heid fairly flrm By the strength N
wheat. speculation was slow ana nav.
row. with price changes slight,
material change. "'"eu'
Hog products were slow and nornln-
aliy unchanged. The market got weak
er anrlng tho last hour. and May pcrk
ribs to H.6SQi.67 i-2.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow
" neat, 600; corn. $50; oats, ESQ: hogs,
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LOCAL PRICE CURRENT.


Toe.
breakfast bacon-,Plain and canvass
cd. 3-ic.
Bacon. bellies, smoked. lao
Dry salt aides. &c.
Sugar cured bacon, i-2c.
Dry salt bellies. G $40. X
Iehf lard, tieroes. l-2c, 3
Compound lard. tierces, & 1-sc.
Lard in cans. advance over fierce
pricca.
bO-pound cans. Lie; io.pound cans.
S-4o: 6-pound cans. 7-sc; s-pound cans.
lo per pound.
sugaI-standard fine graduated. In
bags OF 100 pounds each or In barrels,
I-Sc, cut loaf or powdered, 3-Sc;
choice yellow clarified, l-4c: prime
yellow clarified, 4 l-so.
Coffee Roasted. lii package Mokas-
ka, q Ice: Arbuokle, "a l.gc; Lion,
~ Ices X%%N. 81 lac; Cordova, 20 lie;
EARLY Breakfast. zee.
Fancy Rio. 20 lee. IA
Choice Rio, q l-2c %
Coffce--Grccn, Fancy Java ESQ,
Fancy Peaberry. $40.
Prime Rio, zoe. +
Fair Rio, lgc. 4 -
Common Rio, lSc. ~
Deans--Lady Washington. 2 s.la
Lima, &c,
Pink. 2 3-ic.
Bayous 2 $40.
Black-eyo peas, 3 1-ec.
Country Produce.
Produce ana fruit-Applcs. fancy
northern per barrel, f2JOd30O; Mexican
oranges, 1876; choice lemons. 9G0s, 81 90
WL50. Concord grapes. Lab baskets.
zoe; Catawhas. l-2ib baskets. 23c; on
ions. new, 20 per N; new Irish pota-
toe" northern. 100000,
IZ11.,ra
ont $3.50; half patent. $3.50; family,
si.65; foreign mills, high patent. yi.95;
fancy patent. {i.s5. straights, si75.
Grain bngs-Bhle lots; New 5-b,i.,
s-oz.. $40: new 2i-2-bu., s-oE., corn.
&c: centrals. bale lots, sci la Piatas. DO;
second hand oat racks, &c.
Wheat--No, 2. zoe; No Q. &c.
Corn--Shelled. mixed bulk, Job lots,
zoe; ear corn from wagons. 2002to;
sacked corn. car lots, Z. o. b., country
points. "a l-2c; ear, zoe.
oats-Texas rust proof In bulk from
wagon. l6ni7c; car lots. sacked. (. o. b..
country points. II i-2@ls i-2c.
Hay-Job lots. sI6oVs.oo. according to
Bran--Job lots. soc: car io,a. CSC, T.
o. b.
Meal, 40 pounds, 4Oc; car lots 4oc;
chicken feed wheat, job lots. 5sc bush
Ell; feed meal SIC; car lots. soc cwt.
Poultiy-Fat spring chickens. 50 .oo9
BIS per dozen; hens. s2.25 per dozen.
Turkeys 1-2qGc.
Ducks. In full feather. $40 per dog
en-.
Geese. In full fe,ther. si.25 per doz
Butter. country, 1OQi5c; creamery. 20
Qe5c.
Butterine. solid. so-pound tubs. 1Io.
Eggs. lsc.
lIides--Dry flint, case: dry flint dam
aged hides, aei5n; green salt hides. go
&c; green butcher hldea. lie; dry salt.
5f0fc.
Prime tnllow.s 1-a9s lie; dry bleach
ed bones. IS per ton.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-30

Kansas City, Nov. 29.-cattle-Rc.
ceipts, 5000; shipments. 1900. Beat
grades steady. others weak Texf $
steers. se.b0QS55. Texas cows. 81 goa
go; beef steers. si759siO: native cows
Sl.j0n325: stockers and feeders, $3.50
$50; cows. sl.75q3.20
HoEs-Receip,s, $4,000. shipments. 400.
Market. s to 10 cents lower. Bulk OF
sales. S3,45d3.5O; heavies. S95Oq355;
packers, s3.S5d355: mixed. 8S0gS5J;
lights. 3,3oG3.40; workers.. s335gs.4j.
pigs. S2.00l3iO
Sheep Receipts. 200: shipments. 500.
Market steady: lambs, 33.OOll3.45: NUT
tons. S250aS.25.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-30

Liverpool. Nov, % --wro1'-sro'
steady; demand moderate; No. 2, red,
winter. Is %; No. red. spring, stocks
exhausted; No. / hard, .,iHAtuJa, ~
Id; No. / California, Is 80. Futures
firm. i-4Gl-2d higher. November and
December. o. 2 lad; January, 5s 3D.;
February. IS 3 i-2d; March, 6s lad;
April. So 3-id.
Corn--Spot steady; American mixed.
IS 4 lid Futures steady and I'M
changed to lid lower November, 80
S-Id; December. IS 3 lid: January,
February and March. 80 2 I'D; April.
3s 2 Sad.
Flour steady; demand moderate. st.
Louis fancy winter, 7s.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-30

New Orleans. Nov. 2s.--Hog products
a shade easier; pork. s s.ic; lard, re.
hned fierce, S-sc; boxed meats, dry
salt shoulders, scarce, i-2c; sld,s,
4 Sic; bacon, sides, i-eo; bans
choice sugar cured. . l-iQ9 ! &c.
Conee quiet; Rio. ordinary, Il lie.
Flour, extra fancy, 81. 25q2.s'; rat.
ents, S.i6G3.b5. Cornneal quiet. Sl.b5
Bran dun 62 l-2c.
Hay. prime. $40. 5oGlS. 20; choice,
500. 00H2i.Q0.
Corn quiet and weak; No sacked,
34I35c; white, $50; yellow. Sc,
Oats steady; No. sacked. &c
sugar. open kettle. very firm; in.
ferior to choice, 2 l-S@2 1t-lf' Cen.
trifugal. strong OF to plantation gran.
ulated. iGi l-l0c: gray 10 rheIcu
white $ 1908 7-Sc; Off % choiea sci
low clarified. 5-l6g9 5-Sc. seconds.
2 l-SG2 3-ic.
Muiesses steady; open Kettle in.
ferior to fancy. l7d29c. centrifugal. ia.
fe".or 10 fancy, 4Qlsc; syc Ups. liL2.e.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-30

WILL open about November 9th In
me Glen walker Building IiouN on
ana sixth streets. complete new
stock OF Chinese and Japanese novel;
tes or the hnept quality. public cor
dlally invited to call and examine.
Tang Fat proprietor.
NorIcE-rRusTEn's sGLE-Whefe-
as. on the 10th dny OF May, A. ID,
1894 tho Wichita Valley MN and Ele-
vator company OF Wichita Fails, Tex,
for tho purpose OF securing one hun
drod and twenty bonds OF the denoI1l-
nation Of $500 each, executed 10y sLid
company md payable TO bearer on tho
frat day OF July. 1914. with interest at
per cent from date, payable semi
annually did execute aud deliver to
the undersigned and Morgan Jones M
Joint trustees, a certain trust deed on
all OF the real and personal property
of said company, including Its MILL
elevator and plant OF said mill. stu
atcd In Wichita Falls. Tex. together
with the appurtenances, franchises and
rights thereto belonging. as Ii fully net
out In said trust deed and
Whereas. demand has been made
on said company for the payment OF
the interest due on said bonds. In writ
ing, more than ninety days prior to
this time. and
Whereas. Morgan Jones. one OF the
trustees In Hald trust deed named.
has refused TO further act In the carry
Ing out OF raid trust. and
Whereas. the holders OF said bonds
have requested me In writing to pro-
coed TO sell tho property described IN
said trust deed under It's terms, as
therein provided.
Now therefore. this Is TO give notice
that Will, on Tuoaday. the third day
OF December. 1876. the Same being tho
hrst Tucednx In said month. proceed
TO tell the abovc described properly,
and all the property described IN said
trust deed. at public vendue at the
court house door In Wichita Falls,
Wichita county. Texas. for cash. be-
tween the hous OF 10 o'clock a. N. aud
I o'clock p. IN.
Given under my hand at Fort Worth,
Tex, this the 9TH Gay OF November. A.
K. NJ. VAN zANpr. Trustee.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-30

Kansas City Nov. 29.-wheat active
slightly higher; No, hard. 55U5S; Nc,
2 red nominally, &C; No. 2 spring, $500
81; No. 3 spring. S6qS6 1-2; rejected
n0minally, $1,000.
Corn active, generally i-4c higher. No.
mixed, % "a: No. white. q $40
20 l-2.
oats slow, lower; No. . mixed. II i-2
JlS; No. white. lSQls.
Rye steady; No. 2 nominally, 90
Hay steady; timothy, sS.60Gptl 90.
Prairie, s6.OOu750.
Butter firm; creamery. 1920; dairy.
HGl5.
Eggs not 80 flrm fresh, is L.
Recelpts-Wheat. $4,000; corn. $4,000
oats, 1900.
Shipments-Nonc.
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Local Live stock Mark cts.

Reported by the Standard Commits
sion company. Union stock yards.
s.75. In good demand; stookers. $1,000
2,2b; stags, sl.601l.75; bulls. si.5oa2.o0.
good fat cows t2.oo0225: medium COWS.
sl6o0Lso; heifers. sL7s02.0o; calves.
s2l5OG3,0O,
Fat hogs--Heavics. s2.25d3.s5: good
demand: fat mast hogs, s3-0oH3.i0; light
hogs, s3isq325; good demand; wagon
hogs, s3.o0Ds.l0: In good demand.
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New York, Nov. 20. --cotton-Duii.
middlng. 3-sc; net, 800; gross. 1854:
experts TO Great Britain. 1850: CONT
nent. 2sGi, forwarded, 1918; sales, 1876;
spnners, l72 stock, 49,, 500.
Weekly net receipts, 49s7; gross. 49,
sci; exports to Great Britain, 1886;
France, 1863: continent. 15.l0i; stock,
s73,s03.
Consolidated net receipts, l92.35s: ex-
ports to Great Britain, 979.77S; France.
a.i0s. continent. 1886.
Total since September 1.Net receipts,
2iI.0S6; exports to Great Britain, $780,
~; France. 1920; continent. hh3l
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-30

New Orleans Nov. -Cotton-Quiet;
middlng, 5-l6c; low mlddling, Lice;
FOOD ordinary. 3-ic: net receipts. TO-
iso; gross, 1851; exports to France,
1869; sales. 5000; stock. s72, I5S.
weekly net receipts, 1853; gross. 3d.
tos; exports TO Great Britain, 1890:
France, ll,l6l; continent. l2,274: coast
wise, 1855; sales. 23.S5O.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-30

Boston. Nov. 29.--The Boston Com
merciai Bulletin viii say tomorrow Of
the wool market;
The week locally has been uninter-
esting and the sales are small. Ohio
weakened, though some holders etill
cling TO 21c. There IL no general
change In quotations, however. and
toward the elose there was little
mora encouragement as the London
auctions opened very near on par
with the last sales. instead Of show
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-30

or tho saps. 40 Grand Ledge at rvsss.
en-, Jexnr.
on account of the raovc. The Cotton
Belt route will sell ticketn to Houston
and return at rate Of one fare for
the round trip. Tickets on sale Novem-
Der 25 and 70. December "a and Sd.
limited 70 return December 18th.
For further Information call on any
agent OF the company. or address.
A. A. Gibson. It. =. A..
For; Worth. Tex.
d. NJ. MORGAN. c. r. & 7. A.,
No. lof Main street. Fort Worth, Tex.
s. q. WARNER. q, p. A.. Tyler. Tex.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.


st. Louis, Nov. 29.-Flour quiet. firm
anu unchanged.
wheat stronger; closed 1-SG5-s higher
nan Wednesday. No. 2 red cash. 63
Il a.. "'' 80 -A''' Va
eorn stronger and higher due to ad.
,anSe In wheat. unfavorable weather;
eypc' NO. mixed cash, "a 81; De-
W'nper. "a 5-s; January, "a is; May.
,s vats firm for futures; spot grades
S and steady; No. cash, II 7-s; De-
'enoer j.; May, 20 l-2.
nnye dull none offered on call, $50 bid.
BARLEY nominal.
nnothmeal. fi.35Gl.i5.
bran offerings slow, demand Hight
track. u VI VOC haoe ioT eas'
rlaxseed, 81 l-2, frm.
timothy seed. ss00Is.50.
active, stronger and higher.
Nssaifie' sS,5o1lo.oo; timothy, $4,000
Mute, cutter quiet; fancy table grades
sspef separator creamery. 2lQ22; fan
nlsin, rs; dairy. iGQlS.
Gsys firm. IS l-2.
whisky. sl.22.
es,7 i-2. '' 'o'o''s' ''-'
pu prime steam, Sc. 20; choice. $3.50.
lis,oh boxed shoulders, $3.50: longs.
II ~; ribs. s5.2s; shorts. 81. 81 l-2.
sts,y sait meats, boxed shoulders.
ihorts longs. Az; ribs. N.s7 i-s;
corr sss'ssipts-Flour 5000; wheat. $4,000:
o. a., H,Og9; oats. $1,000.
'oh nagging and ties unchanged.
fF -
Chicago.
nsSs,csgo. Nov. 23.--wheat was strong
fuli,y az day. and at one time wan
dsv ~ higher than II closed Wednes-
~, The Northwest was not import
bah, put the sentiment was decidly
nesunn' Gables were firm. and all do
fhssue markets showed improvement.
ve,ass.. was also a rumor that too much
pls,sahs' had given the Armor. contem-
"a, deliveries and the result was
a. uany OF those who sold Wednes-
TX Under the influence OF that ru-
al were disposed TO buy It back to-
for put found that there was ilttls
| vera Some OF the old time bears
W. setve buyers. and the feeling
| t,.'.. improved by rumors that the
| nccsoiea with Turkey were getting
| r,,,' herious and there was more mp
. co,a'n.lon OF war. Rumors Of large
shipments tomorrow and free sell
H.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-30

New York, Nov 2e.-Thc market has
been exceedingly quiet In all DEPART
menta OF trade, aud aside from for
wardings on other business, the row
sales were unlmportant In any respe, t.
Printed cloths worry dun at unchanged
urigpg
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-30

New York. Nov. 9.-Cotton-spot
Closed dun; middllng ups, 5-sc: mid
dhns gulf, $ Use; sales. 1876. Futures
closed steady; sales, 1s7,5OO bales. uan.
uary, sS9; February. s.44: March, $40.
April. ,s,53; May, s.57; June. &. 60; July,
s,sl; August s.62; October rs; No.
Vemeer nominal; December, s.35.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-30

The local cotton MARKET was un.
changed yesterday from tho day be-
fore. Quotations are as follows,
Low middlng. s-iSc.
Strict low middling. 1850
Midcling, 1850.
Strict mlddllng. 7s-4o.
Good middllng. Z Use,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-30

New York, Nov. 29.-The following
are the total net receipts OF cotton at
all ports since September !:
Galveston, 4s6,OS2; New Orleans. 1884,
Gi Mobile. l0l,6li; Savannah 99o.Ol5;
Charleston 1G3,sls; Wilmington, lOi. 500:
Norfolk, l2l 1853; Baltimore 1876; New
York, S2,SO3; Boston, S6,3O7; Newport
News, tS42; Philadelphia, 1858; West
Point 52,666; Brunswick. 27.l7i; Pensa-
cola. 5000; Port Royal, 22,959, Texas
City, 1897. Total 2,427, O32.
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81. Louis, Nov. 9.-Ca,.le-Recelpts.
400; shipments, 500. Market steady 10
strong Export steers, &.5OGL7b; far
to choice. S3,756ii4O; coarse heavy
steers, S3.50G3.75; dressed beef steerl.
s3.0OGAeO; bulk OF sales. sl.2jG 90;
stockers and feeders. S2.0063.30; bulk
OF sales, S2,25G3.O0; cows ana hcifers.
SlSOm8.25; Texas and Indian steers,
S.2ju325 for grass. and S3.2503,S0 for
fed stock; cows and heiters. Si.75d2.75;
native calves, si00G6.25; Texas calves,
400g u. 0; bulls, sl.75a2.3O
HOB Receipts. 1900: shipments. 500
Market active and lower. Heavy, $3.50
H3,GO: mixed. %3.25a355; light. s1.35,3
1856.
Sheep-Reccipts. 1000: shipments,
none. Market quiet, Natives, S225'f
1926: stookers. sl.5O92.0O: lambs, S2.15,g
400: southern sheep. s2.O0U3.O0.
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WINTERS. psvrs s CO.
Real Estate ana General Commission
Agents.
ONCE In Hotel Worth Buiidiun, Fort
worth, Tex

""cc IN uotrt worth building, Fort
Worth. Tex.
Hend Our spcciaitics for To-day.
a FARM OF 10 acres. ten miles south
east OF Fort Worth, three miles north.
east OF kennedalc, 10 arrea In cultiva-
ION. balance In timber An sandy loan
ahu: GOOD corn and cotton land aud
excellent for fruits. House coat $500
mas I'VE rooms. lsb acres Of fine firm.
ing land. Can sell the farm Tor 1880.
II - bargain.
4 FARM eight miles north OF Fort
worth, one mile from Watauga, las
acres 40 acres In cultivation, rich,
PACK prairie land, fairly improved. u
bargain at $40 por acre, Can sell on
easy terms.
a FARM, lltO acres, black prairie land,
al fenced md cross fenced $50 aorna
IN high state OF cultivation, $40 acres
IN wheat, looks flno. $50 acres OF atrlct.
" hfat-elass farming land on tract.
noou two'story dwelling OF eight
rooms, nicely finished and new; ono
uWsilnk OF Tour rooms. painted ccll1d
ana IN good repair. one tenant house
OF two ronms: two large barns. Two
gfanaf!es. ana other outbulldings, two
wells with windmills and system OF
watorworks, This farm is on Mary's
creek, eighteen miles from Fort Worth,
nut near small railroad town II ~
entirely free from Johnson grass. crab
grass, etc, We can sell on reasonable
terms a. Slb per acre. This Is certainly
a bargain,
WINTERS. DAVIS & co.
teal Estate ana General Commission
Agents. Fort Worth, Texas.
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FOR sALE-Twenty thousand pounds
Gaudelupe river soft shell pecans, In
large OF small quantities. Address rad
lock g. Mason, Gonzalez. Tex.
FOR SALE-si50o stock shoes; fresh
sizes unbroken. Bargain; $500 canll,
terms easy. y. s. Hare. Fort Worth.
FURNITURE. new and secondhand,
oak and walnut. stoves nnd croch cry.
l0i Houston street. g. w. Baker,
agent.
FOR SALE at n bargain. gentle horsc,
hnrneys ana buggy. Call a. news stand,
so5 Houston stree from 10 TO IL and .
to afternoon.
FOR sALE--At bargain, ono second
hand phaeion, ono curry. two top box
buggies and light canopy top poay
cart. Apply to A. p. Walker. 2i0 West
First street.
FOR ShLE-I am now offering for
sale the Hanna House. with all itg fx-
lures. for cash. Address II. w. Spear.
Troupe. Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-30

~; Louis, Nov. 9.-Cotton-Firm
tnsmig,dllng, 5-lGc; sales. 200: receipts
~''' shipments. 1851; stock, 50.733.
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: :
FOR SALE cHEAP--Five norea irnnrdv-
ea frvit and zardsning land Jnc AID
ons-haif iniles east OF courthouse. good
tnree room house and well water. APP
ply to MrD. N. X. iIiShy, 1901 East Bti-
knap street.
FOR sALE,--An elegant s-room two
story house on West Side east front,
close In. Price ss5oO, terms to suit.
seven room cottage on East Side.
close In; lot 70xl00 feet. Price $1,000.
terms 70 suit. lfyou want a residence
or an Investment, sec us. Knight 8
blackburn. EOS Houston street.
NICE. t-room cottage. large lot, West
side, East front. with furniture; price.
worth $1,000. NJ. l.. Chambers. Reai
Estate Exchange. 200 Moln street.
]. A.. THORNTON. EOS Houston street.
the leading real eatate man OF Fort
worth. has exclusive control OF soma
OF the most desirable property In the
city; eah sell YOU a bargain any time;
also farms. You can save money 10
sec him before YOU buy.
FOR sALE--At a FacriiIce. lots near
car line. $500 and ssSc. on easy terms.
worth $3.50 and $500. Choice lot In
Grand View addition. $31s. worth 5000.
NJ. l.. Chambers Real Estate Ex-
ehahgc. 200 Main street.
FOR sALE--rtult farm OF 1875 acres.
20 In cultivation. House cost $1,000
located iivc miles south OF Grapevine.
Prlcc $1,000: easy terms. p. l.. witt
ton. Grapevine. Tex
FOR EXciIANdE-THE sURErA
stock farm. located ut Vernon, Texas,
W onerod In exchange FOR Fort Worth
or DALLAS city property. Must be un-
mcumhered and first class. This farm
consists OF 9a5 aorea of fine land adj
Joining the city OF Vernon. $50 acres
In cultivation. fine residence OF = rooms.
tenant houses. barns, sheds, river, well
and clstern water. Well stocked with
farm implements and machinery OF
ni Kinds. Also stocked with nne
hcrsea. Holstcln cattle and yorkshire
hogs. owner " going into he rail
rqnd business Fun description on APP
plicatlon. This " the bost ali round
Hiook farm In the state and Is offered
at t2i.62s Actual value f. over double
TINT amount. None but partiea who
mean business need apply. WIN also
soll on long time, We have Gao acres OF
good land In Knox county, Texas, 10
trade for small farm In Tarrnnt
county, horses or cattle Also four
SECTIONS OF land IN Cottie, Dickens,
Floyd AMI Crosby counties 90 trade
for Fort Worth property All ilrst olnaa
and unlncunibnred Thurman q Co,
Fourth street, Fort Worth. Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-30
DEMAND WAS POOR.
A SHORT SUPPLY PROVES MORE
THAN ENOUGH 4
buyers Of Hogs Are Very Scarce and
:. ' s.~ e..~. 4

ChieaEo' Nov. 2o.-As beef had TO give
way to poultry this week the cattle
supply proved ample. shippers and
dealers being ilrm and moderate buyers
Oh common TO choice steers at $1,000
i.So, with sales chiefly at s5.25uLto. A
few choice Christmas cattle were re-
celved and sales were made OF 1900
head that averaged 1856 pounds at
S5,lo. Such sales are quite exceptional,
as big cattle have 10 be extra fine TO
bring high price, and even then a few
are sufllcient to meet all demands. AS
rule quality rather than weight IS
wanted. and heavy cattle are not SO
saleable as medium weights. Butch
OTIS and Gamers stun were not any too
plentiful. and cows are relatively bes-
ter than fat steers; the bulk OF COWS
were occurring at se00Q2 90 while fei
COWS sold AZ y9.000350. and occasionally
at SS15gi.OQ. Bulls sold at SI,SOg1S, go.
and calves at ss.50a6.00
Fewer cattle adapted to the rc-
Guirements OF feeders have been Of
tered since western range stock ceased
arriving freely. and stockeis are adj
Vancing. sales ranging ut S2.35uJ.75.
Trade In hogs was slower than usual,
ana prices wero weak, with sales at a
decline OF 10 cents from Wednes-
dnN mornings figures; common to
prime droves sod at s3SoI9G0. with
sales largely at s3.5O
Inferior TO choice sheep sold at sl.95
@3.5O; the bulk selling at s2,0OQg,0O,
with very few really choice offered.
Westerns sold at S2.0OGs 20; and lambs
found buyers at ss.0OU35O Exporters
are not doing much and there Is very
little inqu ry for big ewes. Feeders sold
fairly well at $eG0G32SO.
The provision market was oppressed
by the incubus Of heavy receipts, and
packers were sellers grlcos at the
close compared with Wednesdays final
quotations showed lard from l-2Q5
cents lower, and pork unchanged,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-30

ANTEp-Cooks, wsitresaea, house
work Girls. men with wives, ticmak-
crs, coal miners, nurses lnborers, sales
mon. etc. Positions guaranteed. South
ern Employment Bureau. 900 Main
street, phone 200.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-30

Manufacturer HAY. BALE TIES,
Iron and STEEL nOOfISG.
Iron aud STEEL .rESCfN0.
Q. < Harry. Dallas TssAA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-30
.Aks 10, > avslNras KNOW,
,.ssyes LIS sssr MEDIUM
THE GAzETTE's
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galveston, Tex. Nov. 29.-Spot cot.
w, qnleti mlddlinP. 6-l6c; sales. ln9i
''ee'p's' So'S; exports, 1l3; stock. 12l 1884.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-30

HELP WANTED-Tio makers aud
teams. quarrymen; I mason: car
rlage maker. 20 laborers; girlo for hotel
and private families. All out OF en-
ployment call on or address with stamp
for reply, Edwards Labor Agency,
ii0 leg Main street, Fort Worth. Tex.