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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-12
iiii >tIi VI, IORN
u'u"rnI Inurr t"ng ratuIai". the Arm, II
MuIaga-,AI.

n'u"rnl IHur" '"ngraiuL,i"s III" ArnN Ia
M"iaghs'it.
ldri,, prt. TO- lllr minister of war,
Gru"ral IuIindrn. received u dispatch
from M"Jang to-day, confirming the news
ot HE capture IL AntinauarlN", the cap.
i,al ~ Madagascar, hl the French turc"
unlcr command II ten. DurhrslIr.
IN" official dispatch say tina, after a
hrllliun, action. AutauanAri>" wa~ uccu-
pied on september ~. Peace nrgutl-
allnns with the liuyas We're uprnrl neat
day. and successful, concluded the same
evening, hI the terms being agreed upon
subject to ratification h> the French gov
eminent.
ten. Mrt2ingrt. second IN command II
the French forces, was ihrrruppu APP
pointed governor Of \rtananari>"
President fdiIrr sent the following ca,
III" message tu ten. buchrsnr,
In the name II all France, the govern,
mrnt cungratulairs Nour officers and
men.
Your admirable trnop~ have all dr,
served we'll " the country.
France thanks Yen Tor the service.
You rendered her, ani Tor the great rX
ample yon have given.
You have proved that there are II,
i~rils oT obstacles which cannot be- rr
moved by mrthud courag" aad cnlnr~~.
"luu ARE Appointed u grand officer 81
n" l"gl"n ~ Honor.
Forward names. without delay. UI
o. 80 IN Your command, tur rewards. ant
thr government will pfnp'-r I" parlla
tluu tu NullT tT,siI,S.'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-12
4 SERIOUS MATTER!
Prolonged DrOuth in the Middle
States.
Great Fire In the South Australian
Gold Fields.
The turkish Government Sends the Pow
efS an Elulvocal Answer.
ColllSi0H AT SEA.

lrtt-hurg, oct lo.--fur two months u
SEVERELY felt dronlh has extended over
western Pennsylvania and Virginia, aud
almost the rniirr state nf ohio aud parts
c' Indiana.
~iurr lpril ~ nu coal has Im--rd -outh
AMI N.Hn miners IN III" rlNcr pits have
been idle.
VT thr hnat- AMI harg,s are ladrd,
AMI 5iui.' nl 81 bushels uf coal has been
waiting ft three nunth, fur high water
IN Nhi.h to gu -nnlh
Vt many Iolni- the railroads ARE being
folr,d I" haul Wat,r i'r Their engines.
lh. uul" flIrr l. 80 low at Fast ilNrr-
Is-,l lliit III" lnilurnl pip'- AZ" bare, aud
,hr supply ,rarrh sufficient to supply
thu luIn,-tIr requirements "t tho town,
.unr II Whose establishments arr idle
thu week.
\ilr trnth- "t The >mal towns have
h,ou strictly lmltrd ~ the culi,uupliun
of water Il, police regulations.
Large numnrr "i towns have rul oil
ih,Ir shops aud mills.
IN lhnrrn"r. Mercer AMI ddlpIuIng
r.unlIr-. the FARMERS arr selling lh"ir
,'rrk h'cau~r of Ihr difficult! ~ Keeping
ihr ralll" wdtrrrd,
ln all the oil fields surrounding Puts
burg, the work of drilling urw we'll, hts
h"u greatly lnlrrfrrrd With f"r months
past. on account II the ~rarrltl II water
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-12
U,llro,I ur",,I.

superintendent , Na-. nlrr, u' N" wr,I
"Tu grand dNl-iuu ul The santa +" uuI
road, i, T., IurlN. division -up'unl'u
irut, ami capt. Elliott, lGunmh-t'r viii
thlr ,l'urgrirhrr-, arrived ~ ihr eats
from the unrll"ua -I"rHl tam lat" ~
trrlaN ailrrn,.,n, AMI MI Dyer iNnI"I
This office With a cal. IT, stated ltit h'
aud party WI. ou them waN tu IA" krlN
Mdglalrni mining ,iI-lucl,, whore a -pul
would l"' lalh from the mann track I" 4
wrll.knuwu mlur that the uwu'r- lu'ru0
/" commence thorough drNri"pntrnt "u Al
once"
The partl htt fpr IA" south At ".rlor1
thI- morning, after putting Nj lingt"l
aud hl- fore" 1" wuik painting ih" l'"hl
d"Is't, ami rafpn,"f shop AMI U- i"tr'
erecting urw refrigerator h"n-" i"l
Fred, llanrS,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-12
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uutt~.
For Ia" past lw".uI ll'rr w".k-, fiuh
" al and +. a. ~iul-hurN. lWu liu-lI,- At
the county mll have WuuIrl 4 ,I,k pa
lIrn, Al lh" Jnll, aui 81 c"ur-' Wrr"
granted crll-lilihI, irr,arIn.
IhI. m,lulng, about ; "'rh~k, k,.I-t
ant Jalior NurrhN todd Ia" men l." z.
lawn Stair AMI get -"lnr r"lirr 4" dilnk.
lhrN "hrNrd hi orders, aud Instead "l IT,.
turning madr then wdN tu th' hlrh >lrI
-cdi"d lhr irurr, dni lhrlr Whereabouts,
At thl> wllllug. /, unknown.
~hrrIn llulIrIi ant several drpu,lr-
whr Wei" out h",kIug fnr lm uuuNr.
returned I" ihr rllN At noon without uuH
lug any rlur l,allug tu lh,lI cdpUI,
hul lhr -h,uli tMuk- that they WIll be-
run down hriurr IA" neat twenty .i"ur
hour.
VIII W. sent tu the county jan T.
await The action r The m.ND grand lun
uf ilIl, county. BE- l,iug charged With tlr
crime "t rdI". .aul-nulN va h'ld a. Il
Wltnr~~ against q man u"W ~ lul
charged wuh Inrglug Ihr ualur Of l'h"t'
gfaphrT uhh
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-12
Nh ~ ~

Missionary STirtN ii"a'il, In D"ht aud
Can't b"rru~.
New York, Oci. 49, The Congregation
al Home Missionary society j. IN debt Ia
the banks tl79,un, the treasury i empty,
and ina-much ~ only tl,o,uu II inh"ht.
rdne-- Is secured by collateral, the banks
have refused further unsecured l"an-,
rh" ~rirty is absolutely dependent ioT
the time being uIon the gift ~ churches
and individuals.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-12

Kansas city. oct. lu.-tattlr, receipts.
',rpO head; shipments, 5,on head. Best
grades steady; Texas steers, t2,25m 3yn;
Texas cows. t2.,6d25j: beef steers. $40
Rj.25; native cnwS, ti.5I13'aI; st"cker-
and feeders. ~. .751aiH; bulls, fltu0AIj,
Sheep, receipts, 500; shipments. Ur
Market weak. ~ cents lower, Lambs,
t9i5Gt t.35: muttons, t3uG3.3i.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-12

NW"uu Nmau W'r attempted e.
-lrtl a Il.l uu an luc"lulus iI'Sll tam
u.u I-irld bate Yesterday dll"luuuu, aud
uiI--ri ht- lulI. lhr l,ii foot falling uu
.rI lh" wh,,l- AMI hlug hmdN crushed
Ma- hI"u-' tu ,hI- cIN uu N, N". - pa
-rngrr lIatu several h"ur- ltl'L AMI ru'
"a her, TT Treatment. Il. man Wa-
-,'r M ih' d,pN N tan ,uIN\ lA-l
hlghl, amt Il" -ttl..l that Il, l. au Italian
and, With i mrlu,l wa- ul l~ WN lu
hl- huru" ~ luulih Nh"u th" freight
lItln muN"d iWtN 'rpm 'h' l-l'Ia luur
lrr. coming north rhrS IuruI"d ahnarl
lli- partur Landed al rlsh hut Kept uu
4" ,m. cltN. hut hr mI--rd amt mI VIII
the dC,ldrll Wru'lrurd above.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-12

" ild,.t IN'ii"m"ui Prevailing "n the
sew Nork '"tt"n IN,hang",
New York. Oct. lu.--iIIrHt rNCltrIlrlJt
prevailed uu The cotton rNrhdug" t".inN
upon the PRONUNCIATION uf the official cot
ton crop report from Washington,
The most ~angulnr hear wrrr -ur.
prl~,'d when the "Ilirial figures, ',1l, "rlr
read. and hr"krT- r"uld hardly wait tnhrar
thu rrllalndrr uf III" rrIr"rt, which stated
that the crop had h,rn damaged l.,
drulth aud holl worms. and shortened l.,
pfrnilur" opening,
III" PIT hralnr IN" seen" "t the Wild
r-t excitement, and ia" prize" lnllurdlatrl,
hTukr l. paints, under ia" heavy selling
pressure from Eurnp", the south aui the
lral contingent
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-12

Copenhagen. Oct ~. The British
steamer Napier, belonging 0 Nurth
Shields, hnund from Crnnstadt Ia Rnticr.
dam c"lulrd N Aaland with the British
steamer l.iNnnia, ~ Lrlth. The latter
Vessel -auk. anl fourteen ut the crew
wrr" drowned The \apirr- ctrW sue.
cr,d-i ~ Ir~culug ten men
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-12

vendig are In Austin. ~ attached wit
neSses before the Travis county grand
jury, which body IL trying to dig out the
secrets ~ the club. Ian \. stuart will
remain here until he knows what dc,el.
OPS at Austin
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-12

The "opl, o" lruo- \,ln- rlalDrns. N
tuful ,u-t l." puIu,r = letter ir.m nat
camp which viii m any mauurr ',ui I"
-'rW that ia" r"umu'a,lu M" -'u.
irucr 1T murisl,f l,dNl- va lr-lrr,l ~
rul.lirrrd Just They a,-n challenge that
hnuotahlr INIT # the law {" uilnr an M
.dNlmAl IA lInu- llt"- With whom hr
ever had auN correspondence ~ regard Ia
the matter silver City srntlnel.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-12

\irlaidr. south Australia. urt, H., \
dispatch received to-day from I"nlgarlir,
a." center II the new gold fields, an.
nrnnc-s that a whole block II buildings
burned Yesterday 10y n tire which started
through the up-ettlng of lamp. Il j.
estimated that the danlag" will amount
I. Al 1.LlIssl
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-12

murdered, and then hung to conceal the
crimr. Lucy Bradley. color~i, who was
committed Tor prrjury before the jury. 10
believed to have bccn one u three guilty
parties.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-12
Nno,n.r Missouri, ,,anL ,lo.-d.

Springfield. .uct. ~, lh"Grrrn. count,
bank. uf this city. one of the oldest IN the
state did not open t"-la!, having hc"n
placed IN the hands of receivers 10y the
secretary "f statr. un adv ic" uf the state
bank examiner The deposits amount :,
$,U.us,, aud assets $l3l.HD, All debts
will he paid.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-12

rolcgne. tIct. iO-A spinning factory
al PoclOlt, o. miles from Munster West
phalia. has collapsed. aud buried forty
workmrn. Ten were killed outright aud
nine seriously injured.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-12
Relieved Co have been Murder.

hes Moinrr, Oct. 10, The coroner :
jury to-day returned verdict that Peter
hendricks, who was found hanging I'M.
der the bridge saturday morning. was
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-12

Chicago. Oct H. " heat. Oct"hrt. -
urc,mht, ~ a,,u. corn. Ort"hrr. - ,
\u,rmh"r, - r2Na, oats, Uctohr,
T. r. asked. brrrInl"r. IA,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-12
wear, aud warn.

When the tired factor! operative, the
weary out .dpr lahnr"T, the uNrrtask~,l
h""k keeper ~ clerk seeks a medical r'-
cnnpru-" Tor expenditure "i hastily iurr",
where shall h. iind It: Gould the rr.
corded rNp"riruc" II thousands ~ w"lk.
rrs be- ,ulc'TI. the verdict would De- that
liu~trttrr'- stomach Bltler~ rrrrws tail
ing strength, stimulates the jadrd mental
pu~rfs tu fresh activity, aud rrlaSr~ IN
due nervous tension ~ nothing rl~, d,s'-,
Digestion, n regular habit II t-.lN, hpI".
tltr aud sleep ARE promoted hI II, aud II
Is All admirable auxiliary IN IA" rrchrt,
~ health 10y c"nNalr~rrnl-. \ iasiIdl"u'
stomach j. nut offended hy II. aud To- I-'T
suIls II bath sexes IN delicate health vii,
occasionally feel the nr,.,i uf an efficient
tonne. the whole range II the phaima
c"Irla and the caial"gu" II proprietary
medicines d'-'- not present more useful
safer ~ Inuf" decisive one. II l. al-u N
comparable for fever aud aglr. rhculna
tl~m aud kidney troubles.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-12

The burden ~ lahoT j. constantly hrlng
lightrnrd hy new inventions, but hnthlng
new ha- vi h~ru discovered I" brighten
the hout- -! lalnt. aud make life worth
liNlhg lik. simmons Liver Regulator
du-S. It's IA. King ~ Liver M-iicln~,
A sluggish liver deprr-~'s ones -plflt-
and causes languof besides uI,s.tting the
whole system. But simmons Liver Reg
ulAtor tones up and strengthens the body
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-12

j, j. NagrIrh, we'll ami tNnuhlN
knuwu h. lhr Young prpplr Of NhWIurr
que u few YEAR agu. when hr wli an lln.
I~Ttant clrIk,hlp IA the aullt" "l'lr"
II IA" Atlantic n rrillr. hh- h'ru hl
pointed assistant HIillur ul th' santa
f. Prescott \ lhu'nlN Hllrual "llh
headquarters ~ Prescott
lie had previously hrru chlrf cl"rk un.
irT Auditor llrall "i that ruah,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-12
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-12

Manager Butler. nf the Crrrlll- '"al
company, this city, r"pnttcI N"-,rfia!
that there was no hard coal ~ the clt., f.,
aud that lhnr who Recently purchased
base burners -tuNr-, viii have tn wait
until such cnal arrives H. rNrrt- h'r
ear loads >nIur tlnr this evening ~ To-
morrow,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-12
I,O>E now -

steamer Africa believed Ia be- Lost. wnh
Al on Hoard,
stokes Ray, ont, Oct. ~. II l. hrlirN-
I'd the steamer Africa, II owen sound, l.
lost, with all on bnard, She carriei q
crew ~ righ, men. aud had thirty--lS
passengers,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-12

New York. uct, ~, Money on call
numiually > per cent Prime mrrcah
tile paprr ',nG per cent.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-12
BOARD OF EDUCATION !
A Brief Meeting of The City
School Trustees.
A Tramp Tries 10 Steal a Ride With
Serious Results.
Directors ana Ofnter> Of loan A>>o>la-
iiOn Have Banquet.
orHLB LOCAL irIMS
0THEB LOCAL iTEMS

The schnnl board met 40 r,s..U,r ~.
4iun last wight.
pfr~rnt- lrI>trr- Nar-nu ~w..f
In t.,,,.,tl
\h,rut- lu,trr- \r'Ituu anal ST
bright.
j. n. kulu.. pr,-t lrui. rrr.lh.
Ihr minutes If ,lu. ur,r.u- ur,..r..,
were read and .,upr.,rI
Ihr following mlI-. after l.NI.g u,r.
referred tnim. finance. r,.uir.r,,.. .v.r.
read ami the clerk u.I,Yr,.J ..r,.,
warrant fur The, r,. p,r,I,,. ,...uu..
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-12
sympathy hnr ib-bs.

PeNria, H., uct. ~. Al the meeting II
the state federation II lahor this morning
resolution Wa adopted declaring r.. \,
lIrh- unjustly condemned I" imprlsun-
mrnt, and expressing the hog" that when
lnh~ secures his liberty he will give his
splendid efforts Ia the uphulding ~ the
trade union movement ~ America.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-12

Dallas. Texas, Oct. ~, The Florida
Athletic club has gone Ia Arkansas foT
Ia health. Secretary Wheelock and Joe
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-12

silver snd lead,
New York. Ort, IT, silver bN, l"eah,
&3.I5,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-10
PRICES ARE BETTER.
WEEK OPENED WITH GOOD PROS
rEcTs FoR CATTLE.
Demand For Hogs I'm Chicago Was
Not brisk ana Prices wsrs IA
Trins Lower.

Chicago, H.. Dec. e.-The demand
for cattle opened fairly active. and
prices FOR common and medium de.
scriptions we're steady. while good to
prime beevcs were strong TO loc higher
Common to fancy steers adapted to the
wants OF dressed beef concerns, ship.
pers and exporters were salcable at
$500, Christmas bcevcs uuotable ut
81. 20 and up. Sales largely al 81. 00Ii. 70
with few choice lots enough TO fetch
$3.50. Choice. heavy, well maturcd
becves for the holiday trade were again
numerous. but sold mostly between
100 and 81. 30. Tho stocker aud feed.
er trade was about fair NJ 81. 50u5 co,
put distillery PEOPLE were again the
principal buyers, and not many were
wanted to ship to the farming Sec
tions. There was n good inquiry for
butchers and Gamers stun at stron-
ger prices. cows aud bulls sci ing
chiefly Mt 81. S502. 80. while calves
brought 50 .00f5 so. Texas cattle were
active and nrmer,
The demand FOR hogs from Chicago
packers was again brisk, but shippers
did not buy many and the lack of a
Vigorous competition from outside
purchasers caused prices to average a
nickel lower Transnotiona were largely
at sa.t5q3,50 the range being very
narrow one with the extreme range Mt
81 aO0s.s5 for common TO prime
drovcs,
Sheep were saleabie at 81 SOFAS 80 for
Inferior to extra grades, not many go
Ing above 81 or below 81. Lambs were
wanted at ss.0oai.i0. chiefly at $3.50
4.35.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-10

New York, Dec, 9.-Whent-Re-
ceipts. SO7.7OO; exports. I22,2OO: spot,
firm; No. 2 red. II l-ic; No. hard.
zoe.
options opened enslcr under pressure
of local offerings. advanced sharply at
noon on the unexpected visible supply
decrease and an excited covering or
shorts. and closed strong at 3-4TI-sc
net advance. May, 81 1-ic; December.
6I 3-Sc.
Hldes--Dull.
Leathtr--Stendy.
Wool-Quiet,
Cotton seed oils-Steady,
Coffee options opened barely steady
at 10 TO 10 points decline. ruled gener-
ally weak under foreign and local SELL
Ing, following unsatisfactory cables
and weak local spot market, closed
easy. Is to 80 points net decline; sales.
IL, 600 bags: Including March, tl3, sop
10. 10; December, 1915. Spot coffe-Rio,
caster. No. Z, II 1-2c: mild, dun Cor
dova. ISQls lie. Sales, $50 bags. sa-
vanilla, 200 bags Mnrcaibo, 100 bags
Central American and 800 bags Rio,
slightly better than No. at IA lee.
Sugar--Raw, quiet. Fair refining,
i-sd3 lac: centrifugal, 96-test. l-2n
3 b-Sc. 1t IL said the American Sugar
Refining company has purchased from
200. 900 to $50 900 bags OF sugar In Cuba
on basis OF about ESQ for gG-test, or
probably shade lower.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-10

PREVENTION better than cure. Val
liable recipe for married ladies; price
81 Send stamp for confidential let
ter Address Mrs, e. Knys. general de-
livery
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-10
New orscan. proaure.

New Orleans. Dec. o.--Hog products
quiet. Pork, 5-sc: lard refined tiercc,
ti-2gi e-Sc; boxed meats, dry salt
shoulders. scarce Ice; sides, 1850
S-4o; bacon sides. use; hams, choice
sugar cured, 91-iQo s-lc.
Sonee-Firm. Rio. ordinary to fair,
IA Lie.
3 1-Sulc.
IIlour--Steady.
Corn meal--Steady, $50,
Rran-Dull. Gia62 i-2c.
aay--strong and higher: prime, ISL -s
Q2lc; choice. 2sc
Corn-steady. No. sacked mixed,
81 l-2c: white, S5c, yellow, 36q3Tc.
25c. N"N'
sngar--open kettle strong; Inferior
to choice. 1909 Lice: centrifugal.
very strong, plantation Eranuiated.
soc; gray to choice white, idpi l-4c;
or to choice yellow clarified. 3-4d
l-lbc; seconds. 1908 7-l6c,
Molasscs-Very strong; open kettle,
inferior to fancy, 1sm3ac: centrifugal,
pie f' -"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-10

price 10 ". a rally or . per cent. for
we lowest OF the day. The stock left
on with a net gain on the day OF /, ia
per cent. The preferred stock broke
~ per cent. In the early dealings, hut
subsequently improved With The com
mon, and closed only a small fraction
Tess. Henviness was the principal char
astar IN the industriais at the opening.
,hioago Gas and Leather Preferred
deenned sharply. The market soon evil.
denced tendency towards higher
prices. and substantial gains followed
IN sugar. Leather Preferred and Chi
g,ago Gas. The gains In the railway
list were unimportant. Before the OK.
plration OF the first hour an effective
orive was made against the indus.
profits. .''
IN the afternoon session the bears
We're driven sharply TO cover. in some
instances taking prices up in the high
priced industrials. AS was the ease ear.
Her In the day. the Improvement in the
railway list was slight The market
closed active and strong.
The railway bond list was quiet md
lower. Declines were confined, how
ever, to fractions. Sales. 1906 900
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-10

Produce and frult-Apples fancy
Northern, per barrel, s2,b01S.6O; Mexl-
can oranges. s3.75; choice lemons. 3JOs.
N.O0qi.b0. grapes. Malaga, kegs. $3.50
al. 90; onions, &c per N; new Irish pOta-
toes, Northern, 50G6Oo.
Flour-Jobbers' prices: Fancy pa
tent .e0i half patent $3.50; family,
81. 60; foreign mills. high patent. si.05.
fancy patent, 1l.s5; straights, $40.
Grain bags--Bale lots: New 5-bu,
s-oz.. 3-ic, new i-2-bu.. s-oz.. corn,
&c; centrals, bale lots, lc: la Piatas, 4e.
secondhand cat sacks. &c.
Wheat No, ., zoe; No. 8. &c.
Corn-shelled. mixed bulk. Job lots.
zoe. ear corn from wagons. 20d25c;
sacked corn. car lots. {. o. b.. country
points. 20 lie; ear. zoe.
oats-Texas rust proof In bulk from
wagon. l6Il7c: car lots, sacked, I. o. b.,
country points. II i-2@ls i-2c.
Hay--Job lots. sal 6o4S,0O., according
TO quality.
o. b.
Meal, 40 pounds. 4Oc: car lots. 4oc:
chicken feed wheat, job lots. Csc bush
ell; feed meal, SIC, narlots, soc owt.
Sweet potatoes per buHhei. iO150c.
Turnips. per bushei. 50465c.
Pecans. per ID. 3a5c.
Pop corn, In ear. per bushel, CSC.
Poultry-Fat spring chickens, $500
per doz.; hens. $500 per doz.; poor de-
mand.
Turkeys--5 i-2GGc.
Ducks. In full feather. $40 per
dozen.
Geese. in full feather. u.25 per
dozen.
Butter--Nlce mould. country Jersey.
2Oc; plain country. l0g15c; creamery.
23a25c.
Butterine. solid. so-pound tubs, 1ic.
Eggs. iSc.
Hides-Dry flint. case: dry flint dam
aged hides. Sdf5c; green salt hides. go
&c; green butcher hides. 2 lie: dry salt.
5T7c. ID
Prime tallow, . 1-ia3 1.2c: dry bleach
ed bones. IS per ton.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-10

st. Louis Dec. g-Flour firm and ac-
tive. Patents. s3.S5d3.bO: extra fancy.
Sl5Q325; fancy. S2SjQ900; choiceS2.6O
U27j.
Wheat opened lower because Of I'M
favorable cables and heavy receipts,
but a good demand prevented any
great reduction. A decrease of $4,000
bushels In the visible caused q rush to
buy later, and an advance OF lie fol-
lowed, afterwards weakening slightly.
the market closing firm at l l-ial l-2c
higher. December. 60 Ia; May. q lac,
Corn opened lower and dull, but later
advanced some on stronger news. jan
uary was l-S4l-ic off: May l-ic lower
than Saturday. No. mixed. cash,
% 3-ic; December, 20 is asked, Janu-
airy. "a 1-2c asked: May, 20 l-sc bid.
oats-Futures easier, closing steady
TO shade on from Saturday. No 2,
cash. II 3-4c; December. II 5-Sc: May.
RyeEDuli and steady: ace bid for No.
regular.
Barley-Stcady.
Corn meal--sl.S5Gi.4c,
Bran-Sacked, not saleable above 35c
at country points, and not obtainable
below i7c east track.
Flax seed--Iligher; soc. timothy
seed. s3.00@3,50.
Hay--Cholce timothy. Arm and scarce;
ranging from sS.25 TO siO.5O; prairie,
steady, S6.25ml0.O0.
Butter-Table grades In demand and
scarce. Separator creamery, 2242Sc;
fancy Elgin. 26o; dairy. i6Glsc.
I1ggs--Stendy; i9c for fresh.
Whlsky-Sl.2
Cotton ties and bagglnR unchanged.
Professionalism mess, S l-2lS,25; lard,
prime steam, $505; choice. s5l7 L.
Gaaon--Roxed shoulders, 1925; longs,
81. 90; ribs. S5.l2 l-2; shorts. s5.2,.
Dry salt moats--Boxed shoulders,
f6s l-2; longs. $3.50; ribs, N.62 l-2;
shorts. sl75.
Receipts-Fiour. 5000: wheat. $4,000:
corn, $4,000; oats, $1,000.
Shipments--F'iour, 5000; wheat. $4,000;
corn 1900; oats 10000,