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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-04-27
Bimetallist. are Of two kinds--activ

Bimetallists are Of two kinds-active
and passive. The fctive bimetallist
believes in forcing the battle for an
International agreement. The passive
bimetallist believes in letting things
take their course. Both kinds are rep
resented in the Republican party, the
latter probably numbering q majority
In the eastern states. But, II bimetall-
ism be good thing. at all. why is It
not worth striving for? To say that
we have bimetallism at present is only
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-04-27

1t is a noticeable fact that nearly all
the leading newspapers are devoting
much space to an interchange of opin-
ions on the financial question. Book
stores, too. report growing demand
for literature upon the subject. When
the American voter begins to think for
himself, look out for surprises.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-04-27

1t does not seem fair to a disinter-
ested spectator that Russia should as
sumo to interfere with the termination
of hostilities between Japan and
China. 1t is not easy to see the justice
Of Russia's reported objections to the
terms of settlement proposed by Japan
The latter country, If need be, would
apparently be justified in telling Rus
sia to attend to its own business; and
is no doubt strong enough to enforce
that suggestion II it should come to a
test of armed strength. Japan is a
nation which, in the expressive ver-
nacular of the streets, is no longer "to
be sneezed at" even by dictatorial
Russia.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-04-27
As 10 Intrinsic Value.

Scranton, Pa, April 20.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-24

FOR SALls--AOo acrea ak mlloa from
the city OF Fort Worth Mt IS per acre. rs
tlllnhle, 10 acres timber, $50 fine grasa or
meadow land. eos Main street. W, 4.
Wilson.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-24

cHiLB0N 4 90. nsnristis olpy county,
fnd city PROPERTY corrtspgpdeacc apiicit-
a. Hst.rsneS,. ,rsnn,n NaqssT b ~;
worth. Land Nertease nsqk q Tssss:
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-24
PRICE ON THE RAISE
.rv ,oR,s corroN GOES W SEW
rRAL POINTS.
..or,. of Drouth nnd Worms in
the south Heip to Advance
the Price.

Nou York. August 23.-IIubbard Bros.
ro's cotton letter: our market OPEN
:, al to polnts higher than the
siosc october 7b3Hibi after the call,
an Increasing demand Tba was
cached. followed by n decline TO 7.b5.
4, midday and ! o'clock 1850 was the
,,adlng price. Again the trade was
surprised at the strength OF Liverpool.
shfre the buying by Manchester spin
ners has been the stimulating factor
In The advance. The condition abroad
T. graphically described by the short
nhrase. "panio stricken epinners."
purlng the last few years. with large
PROPS OF cotton and a depressed condl-
tlan Of trade. they have been able to
secIre their raw material at constantly
declining prices. and now, confronted
MN the opposite conditions, they are
,he main support to the market. l.o-
cally those who have held cotton for n
long time are parting with their hold
inrs, accepting handsome returns from
the Investment. The buyers are prin-
clpally Liverpool and the local shorts,
who are no longer disposed to with
stand the advance The south have
not been large buyers during the day,
but rather walt further advance upon
which TO offer their crops 10 Europe.
october closes mt 7.Gl, last year 6TO@
ell, Spot sales for consumption We're
lg2 bales. Middling quoted steady at
i-sc advance, 3-4c, last year 7c. Dur
Ing the afternoon II report became cur
rent that the Chronicles report tomor-
row from Texas would be very poor
one, on account of drouth worms, rust
and every other complaint that the
crop can suffer from This caused n.
sharp advance. from which there was
slight reaction at the close. The sit
baton Is unchanged. Old time bulls
continue to realize on constantly ad-
yancng markets.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-24
MARKET WAS EASY.
NO CHANGE IN cnIc,co LAVE STOCK
PRICES.
The Demand for Good Hogs was n
Little Above the Normal.
other Markets.

Chicago, August S.--Cattie--Prloes
no important changes, Choice bceNcs
were again scarce and few good
enough TO fetch Sc, 55, while common
native steers sold as low as 50 40.
About 1000 cattle were received. In
GLIDING 1900 Westerns and 1000 Texans.
Hogr-The demand both from local
packers and shippers was active to-
day Armours purchases were only
important factor IN the market The
bulk OF supply was sold enrly In the
day at an advance OF 6Mi0c. Heavy
hogs sold at N,2OWl. 50, mixed lots nt
81 1904, so. and Hight weights 81 900
300, snles were largely at 81 4bIi 60
for packing and at 81 COCA. 20 Tor ship
ping hogs
New that the Western range sheep
IRE In marketable condition, they are
coming forward In large numbers,
Prices are FUZZY Toe lower than at the
best time this season, aud are nearly
the same as year ago. Native sheep
comprised but u smnll part of the sup
ply and sold at 81 26Gi "a for inferior
up TO 81. 40da.6O for choice. the bulk
going for k2.25u3.O0. Great numbers OF
Westerns and Montana. Wisconsin and
Dakota found buyers at s.. 26d3.O0,
Recelpts-Cattlc, 1000; calves, 600,
hogs, l6,000i sheep. 5000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-24

Liverpool Aug 23.-Cotton-spot
gmeli prices higher. American mid
I'ms' : ad-S2d good middllng. 4 7-32d;
Mn'nellcnn middling, l-l6d: low mid
cling, l5-lGd: good ordinary. 4 tgIiGd
ordlnary 5-Sd. The sales OF the dav
were 10000 bales OF which 1000 were
w speculation aud export, and in
''nueu 800 American, Receipts. none.
.ru,ures opened firm aud closed very
sWtsuuy az the advance, American mid
s sndg' l., NJ O. 4 2-6id' August aud
,gp,cmper = lid; September and Oc-
i-adi November ana December. 4 5sGi
sSidi December ana January 4 O-Gi
W teidi January and February, 4 S-6i:
se9fuary. and March, g-6ld: March
VIZ April, i0-6tua l1-G4d; April and
saN : l2-0id, The tenders OF today's
dellverlaa wore nnnc-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-24

Boston, August 29.--The Boston Com
mercinl win say tomorrow OF the wool
markets.
The market for domestic staples con-
tinues dun and featurelcss, American
mlllg are growing more disturbed at
the strong competition OF foreign
goods. Several large houses that have
heretofore handled American goods ON
commission exclusively have begun to
show samples OF foreign goods at prices
that have taken the market The sales
OF the week are 2,iSG 600 pounds domea-
tic and 1885 pounds foreign, against
2,i70,00O pounds domestic and 100000
pounds foreign last week, and 2,480,O0O
pounds domestic ana 100000 pounds for
olgn for the same wcolk last year The
sales today show an Increase OF liza
500 pounds domestic, and 1863. 400 for
eign from the sales OF the same date In
1gQY
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-24

New York. August 23.--Thc Evening
Posts London coblegram says. The
STOCK markets We're quiet but firm to-
Jay. Americans were dull early, but
closed distinctly Arm ut the best prices.
There was good buying OF Atlantic
and Pacific flrsts, apparently In an
tieipation TO the Forthcoming Erie
s,ehsme which Is expected on Monday,
kaiflrs are booming. About 400. 600
sterling In gold, chiefly American coin.
was bought by the Bank OF England
today.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-24

gred looationi only $500, 10 cash, SIS
per month. u. 4. Hare 4 20. 1ud Main
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-24

Kansas city. August 20. - wheat
opened firm. closed weak and lower;
No. . hard. 5DuGlc No. 2 red, 65lr
Go l-2c: rejected. 45GbO i.2c.
Corn irregular; No, mixed, 32u
80 S-4c; No. white, 39W39 l-2o
Oats steady No, 2 miSod. 10 i-Aq2ici
No. white, 20 l-2cdf2ac
Rye, No. ., " lee FLAX seed lower,
August nomlnally, 02c. Bran dull, 300
5Gc. Hay. firm. Timothy 50 bOuii O0i
prairie, $4,000. 90. Butter. firm,
creamery. II l.2WlTc: dairy l2Qiic,
Eggs very firm. 100.
Receipts wheat, $4,000 corn, 10000
oats, 10000,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-24

81. Louis. August 23.--frlour dull,
easy and unchanged.
Wheat--steady, closed strong; no. 2
cash, Gs l-2c; September. % 3-So; May.
Csc; December, Coo.
mixed. cash, "a lac: September. 90 7-sei
December. 27c: May, 29c.
oats-Duli. closing lower; spot grades
frmer: No. 2 cash. isci September,
10 i-4r: December, 20 5-sc May, 20 lac.
Rye-No. sold out 1-2c on track
this side.
Bariey' nominal. Corn meal steady.
Fran lower, B7c. eart track. Flax seed
lower. 0gc, this side. II 20 Ia east side.
Timothy seed steady. az e0H3.fo Hay
ouiet. piime new, 81. 5oGs 90. this side;
timothy. SO. Bg@ii.bp. this side; Whis-
10 steady. 81 a. Batter unchanged,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-24

New York. Aug 20. --Coftee--san
Firm: good average Santos, 1890 reis
per 10 kilos Receipts, $4,000 bags. stock.
24S, 900 bags.
Hamburg--Qulct and unchanged to
IL pfennig lower.
Rlo--Market opened steady. No. 7
RIO, 1880 reis per 10 kilos Exchange,
10 1850. Receipts. 1000 bags; cleared
for the United Statez, 1000 bags. for
Europe, 5000. stock, 200 900 bags,
Warehouse deliveries from New York
today, 2i5,122 bags; United States stock,
800. 500 bags; afoat for the United
states, 225 900 bags; total visible for the
United states. 525,S0s bags. against
400, 40 last year
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-24

New York, August 23-The cotton
market opened steady at an advance
ot bq6 points and closed stcady nj a
net advance OF 12ml7 points. Sales.
s6l0OO bales. Spot steady, i-Sc higher:
mlddllng uplnnds, 3-4c; mlddllng gulf
w. The early advance was the result
Of strong cable news from Liverpool.
In addition heavy gains In Georgia and
South Carolina Were reported. This
made shorts very nervous. There WINS
free realizing by yesterdays buyers.
but the selling was more than offset
by outside buyers, Liverpool was an
active buyer, and according to late nd
Vices the temper OF the English market
Is now bullIsh In view Of scnrclty OF
onets from Southern shippers and dis
Interior.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-24

Kansas city August 60. 49, Cattle
Receipts $500. shipments, $500, Market
slow. barely steady Texas steers.
81 50u35o; Texas cows, s. .00d2 Cos
beef steers, 81 COOS. 40. nuavc COWS.
81 SOFAS. 90. stockcrs and feeders. 81 80
a.. 20; bulk s. .00u2 SO.
Hogs -- Receipts 500: shipments.
1900 Market strong to &c higher bulk
OF sales. "a. i0mi 90; hcavles. 81 16N
4l5; packers, "a. 2Od4 GO, mixed 81 OO6r
i.55. lights. N.lbGi. SO, workers.. 81. b0G
60. plgu, 81 .5Oui. Co.
Sheep-Reocipts 500; shipments none
Market steady; lambs. tS. 600 60; NUT
tons, s. 5OG 90.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-24

st. Louis, August 90. - Cattle-Re-
ccipts, 1900; shipments, 1900 Market
active and firm. Export steers, So 100
o. 60 shipping aud dressed beef grades,
81 OOdi 80; bulk Of sales, 81 00G4 81;
butchers steers, 50 00f3 so, stoclkcrs
ana feeders, 81 26mi 90; cows and heif,
ers. S2.00d3.50 bulk, 81 25H3 %,
Texas and Indian steers. s. 75n3 so,
bulk OF salos, 81. 0oN3. 90. cows and
hclfrrs, S.. O0M3, co.
Hogs ~ Receipts, $500. shipments
5000 Market DC better: hcNvIps, 81 4Ofi
l,76; mixed. 81 2Oui G5, light 81 asa
4Sh
Shcep-Rocelpis 1000 shipments 700
Market duh and weak. natives, 81. 25Ql
3 %; lambs. 81 00Ui.75. southwestern
sheep, Sc 00d3 co.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-24
LOCAL PRICE CURRENT.

Fort Worth, Aug. 30. 1926.
Hams, medium. cunyased, II l-2c.
breakfast bacon, cnnynscd, LOG.
Bacon, sides, smoked, Z Sic,
Bacon, bellies, smoked, 3-ic,
Dry salt, sldos, Z l-ic.
Dry salt, bellies, Sc.
Lear lard, tierces, a-ic.
COMPOUND lard, tierceH, $40.
Lard In cans advance over ueree
price;
SO-pound cans. l-lc; 1O-pound cans
s-5c; b-pound cans, 7-sc. 3-pound cans,
sugar-Standnr nno granulated, In
bags OF 100 pounds each or In barrels,
0 1-4c; cut loaf or powdered, l-2c;
choice yellow clarified. 4 y-So; prime
yellow clarified. lac.
Conee-Ronstcd, 1.pound package,
Mokaska, q lie; Arbuehls, a2e; Lion
Fancy Rio. % Ice.
Choice Rio, Il lee.
Coffee-Green, Fancy Java. CSC.
Fancy Peaberry 2tc,
Cordova. 20 Ice.
Prime Rio, 20 i-2c.
Fair Rio. 10 Ice.
Common Rio. 10 lac.
Beans--Lady Washington, &c.
Lima, 8 i-2c.
plnks. &c.
Bayous, i-fc.
Blnck-eye peas. Lee
Produce and fruit-ADpleH, fancy
Northern, per barrel, $40; can
fornla Seeding oranges. $500; choice
lemons. 360s. $500: bananas, per bunch.
81 7bU2. so; onions, new. l-2o per ID;
cabbage. % per pound. new Irish pota-
toes, Northern. 75c.
Flour Dobbers prloosl--Fanoy patent,
81 10; half patent. 52.00, family, ,l'so.
foreign mills. high patent. '2'is' fancy
Datent 81 co.
Grain baga--Baic lots. new b-bu.. s.
or. 4 3-lcs new, IL blu. BOZ. corn,
4 3-ic, centrals, bale lots, 20; La flataS'
&c; second hand oats. sacks. DC.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
wheat-No. ?. Toe; No. .. l2e,
Corn--Sheliod, mixed bulk. jep I oth,
zoe, car corn from wagons, 10y sve.
sacked corn. car lots. (. o. b., country
points, 32gs3c. ear, 2sc -. -.
Oafs--TeNas rust-proot In bulk from
wagon. igGi7c; car lots, sacked. Z. o. D.
country points, is i-2Gl9c,
Hay--Job lots. T.boaSoo; seeordihs
70 Bhran--Job lots. 7Se; car lots, zoe, f.
o. b, eoc.
rhieken feed wheat, Job lote. CSC bu',
Feed meal 52c: car iota. SOC cwt "a
Poultry Spring chickens, N.ooRL w
per dozen; hem, sa2b0a.bo per aoteh'
turkeya. s6a7 per dozen.
Busierlne, solid. so-pound tubs. is H.
Eggs-fc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-24

sterling exchange market. served to
Keep the bear. element In check The
than half Of the total trnnsactlons
Were IN sugar, tohncco and BurlinE-
ton. Tobacco advanced 2 SIS per cent.
lead preferred and National Llnsced.
Z per cent. Leather and Manhattan
declined per cent. rs'
Bonds were active and higher. Sales,
She,s.VVo: Missouri Pacific trust AYES
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-24

New Orleans, Aug. 23.-Cotton quiet
s rna hrm. Mlddllng. 1-ic; low mid
s aug, 5-Sci good ordinary, Q alice, Net
s sau gross receipts. 40 bales, exports TO
nhsat Britain, 2ll bales: continent. 40
sssssi coahtwise. 100 bales. sales. 100
'slssi stock, Ti,6i3 bales.
neekly-Net and gross receipts, 695
sss,esi exports to Great Britain, 32ll
,ss1s, continent, 5000 bales; coastwise,
~ BALES. saleR. $3.50 hnles.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-24

New York, Aug. 20 THE following
s Te inc total net receipts OF cotton at
~ ports since September I, 1894:
nalVeaton. l,G51,7l2 bales; New Or
leans, 2,579,i5G bales; Mobile, a5l,O52
oates; savannah, 942. 45G bales; Charles
W, tgLG5O bales; Wilmington, 234,633
, yees Norfolk, 47O,sO7 bales; Baltimore,
tI,osii New York, 1S7.Si7. Boston. $685.
", Newport News, $1,000. philadelphia,
pniVl bales, West Point. 2s6,2i4 balesi
hSat,unswick, 103,s44 bales; Velaaco, 595
yss , Port Royal. 1914 bales. Total.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-24

New York, Aug, 2s,--Cotton steady.
s'udhng, Z S-ic. Net receipts, none;
tr9ss US bales; forwarded, li3 bales;
s s5 tgs bales, all spInners; stock. 1885,
,,o mseekly--Net receipts. none; gross.
hsi. oslesi exports TO continent, 450
psesi forwarded, 552 bales; sales. 1851
'Mesi spinners, 25sl bales,
lotel todny-Net receipts, 1859 bales;
ApVrts TO Great Britain. 261 bales;
'ynunent. 40 bales, stock. 2g6,72l bales.
Sonsolldated--Not receipts, 2i37 balos;
rrspotts 70 Great Britain. 3.i3s. Gss bales;
tS I'VE Iss, M5SlO bales; to, the continent,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-24
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS


Chicago, August 23.--After an early
decline wheat turned firm on frmer en-
blca and export sales closing 3-bc high
the weak aud lower Liverpool cables
and TO the closing out Of longs on stop
loss orders. exhausted margins and
free liquidation by discouraged hold
ors. The deliveries In the Northwest
are Increasing rapidly and the primary
receipts were much larger but were
still but little more than half Of what
they We're n year ago, being 6bs,0OO
bushels today against 1921 900 bushels
year ago. But the market reacted
sharply and sold up lie. Holders part
ly recovered from their panic and the
liquidation practically ceased and
traders began TO look more TO the To-
cal statistical situation than to the
conditions abroad and the price
strengthened Reported sales for ok
port and covering by shorts helped tho
price mt the finish AS ala also lrmer
closing cablea
Corn was in better requost for ship
ments and on that account and in
sympathy with the strength In wheat.
1t ruled strong the greater part OF the
day
oats were n shade easier early but
improved later with the larger mar
kets vicious drive was made at the
pork market by Schwnrz. ana the price
suffered IA Ice In consequence, Lard
closed DC lower; ribs 2 lie,
Estimates for Saturday; Wheat 20,
corn $50. oats 80 ears. Hogs, 5000
head.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-24

noARp. AND TUITION FREE FOR a FORT
WukIli hoY, AT THE ST. JAMES
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-24

New York. August 2S.-Money on
call easy at per cent, last loan f.,
closed per cent Prime mercantile
paper l-20i l-2 per cent.
Sterling exchange very active, with
nctual business IN bankers bills at
A.qOG4.pO 10 for demand. and Mt Sl.s9ap
t,sa IA for sixty days. Posted rates.
A.S9 l-204.9O and $500 i-2T4ai.
Commercial bills, slsSW4.Ss
silver certificates, 60 3-ia7,
Government bonds steady. states dull;
rallrondA firm
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-24


TREASURY DEPARTMENT.. once
supervising Architect. washington u.
G., August 10, 1896 Sealed proposals
viii be received az this otllco until 2
o'clock H. m. ON the 18th day Of Septem-
Der, 1896, and opened Immediately
thereafter for all labor and materials
required for the Interior finish plumb
Ing, approaches, etc, for the United
states poatonlce building nt Fort
Worth. Tex, In accordance with the
drawings and specifications, copies Of
which may be had At this ONCE on tho
office or the superintendent Each bid
must he accompanied by certified
check for sum not less than per cent
OF the amount OF the proposal Tho
right is reserved TO reject any or all
bids, ana 10 waive any defect or inf0r-
mallty In any bid should n be- deemed
In the interest OF the government IA
do NO, All proposals. received after the
time stated Tor opening viii be return
ed, Proposals must be inoloaed In on
yelopca. scaled and marked "Propop-
alA Tor Interior Finish, etc, Tor the
United States puhtoftlco building at
Fort worth Texas" and addressed TO
william Martin Aiken, supervising
architect.
WANTED-.Fof Twsnty-thifd Infantry, able.
bodied unmarried men between ages Of n
aud a0 Eood pay, food, clothing and medical
attendance. Applicants must furnish tntis-
factory evidence AZ to axe, hubitA and char
artor. Recruiting offiooH at $40 Commgres
street pAlias, Ter.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-24

,r MeW Orleans, August 2a.-cotton fu-
Ia hrm. Sales. 69.7OO bales. August,
;seapiai September, T.lGI7.4s; October,
EyVIeii November, T49Q7.50; Deeem-
Ma tol41,b2; February, 7,GiuIC6:
'-'sn' tIou772; April, T.75GL7T
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-24

New York. August wheat-Re-
ceipta. i25,S00 bushels.
spot market opened weak. closed
firm No. 2 rcd, GT 5-Sc. No. hard,
20 t-ic.
options looked dubious Tor tho bulls
at first, declining under liquidation
salea, but Foreigners bought steady In
the market. and later with good export
demand. predictions OF large decrease
IN the next visible ana general cover
Ing prices worked up sharply and
closed at l-i@3-Sc net advance. Sep
temhcr. ca 5-Sc; December. 60 3.Sc.
Cotton seed oil inactive and nominal.
lower.
Cpmoc--opuona opened steady at 5alO
points decline. ruled steadily lower un-
der surprlslngly full Brazilian receipts,
small warehouse deliveries. small spot
demand ana weaker European adviccs,
closed August li.bbWiii0 September,
li0bMll70. December iiG0Wli65
Spot--Rlo, dun and heavy, mild, dull.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-24

New York, August 2a.-Cotton spot
closed steady; mlddling upiands, 7 sac;
'Hp,euling gulf, &c. Sales, 400 bales.
h.salnres closed steady; sales. 2Gl60O
mss January, 7.79; February, 1855;
ssieh, 100; August, 752: September.
~ October 7.Gl; November. 1851;
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-24

nav York, August 2s.-rhe stock
snssSn. Today was Htagnant The gold
pss, menta for tomorrow's Euro
million dollars. were Smaller than
eoun,ss YIN anticipated. and this fact,
''s' with the continued ease OF the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-24

quiet. demand poor. No. red winter
On 8 l-2d; No. | California BY ID
Futures l-iqi-2d lower quiet Au-
gust and September, On lad. October
o. lad: November. on "a. December
h i-2d; January 5H 3D.
Corn Spot steady, American mixed
new. 10 1-2d.
Futures 1-2G5-Sd lower August.
September aud December. 81 50; Octo-
Der. IS lid; November. 81 LID.
January, 81 3D.
Flour-Demand poor; 81. Louis win
ter. TO-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-24

New York. August %. THE total
sales of stocks today were ll6. 1866
shares, including. American sugar.
$4,000; American tobacco 27,200. silver
certificates, $4,000
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-24

London, August 23.-Bnr silver. 20 s-S.
Money. l-2 per cent. Rate OF discount
for short and three months bills, 81
per cent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-24

,,1,nssl,yyesion, August 2s,-Cotton firm;
iteS1 ing i-ac, Sales, 20 bales; receipts
bal" a'es; exports. none; stock, 1926
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-24

so Louis. August 2s.-cotton Arm.
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-24

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