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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-13

Miss Ray Goldberg spent last week in
Gllmcr,
Mrs. NJ. u. Northern. who has been
on trip with tho Triumph chart, was
called home by the Illness o. her
daughter, Miss Ethel.
w. r. Woods visited wInsboro this
week.
Minis Sue willis spent few days in
Gilmer this week Miss willis In pre-
pairing her vocal claaD for n recital
some time In May.
The young people are preparing for
moonlight picnic tomorrow night.
Mr.. Hopkins OF Pine Blur, Ark.
spent Sunday In the city.
Mrs II. Goldberg and son Leo Bre on
whit 10 Palestine,
Mr.. n. Smith IL az home after an
absence Of several months.
Mrs Garncr has returned from n
visit to her daughter IN Mt. Pleasant.
Miss Lula Gibson Is the guest Of Miss
Annie Jones this week.
Miss Kate wilkes has returned homo
after an extended stay In Ardmore.
l. II.
Miss Matte Hughes OF Atlanta Il
tho guoat Of Mrb. Golfer.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-13

Miss Vira Foster has returned from
Jongvlow.
Mrs. d. GrlHby " Visiting In Dallas,
Texas.
Mrs. John Tudlcr and son have re-
turned from a visit TO Sherman. Texas,
Miss sam Ward has returned from
Fort Worth where she has been at
tending school.
Mr. George BergIn OF Sulphur Springs
is the guest OF his sister. Mrs. IL.
Goric.
Mr.. WIN Mason spent last Tuesday
In Marshall, Texas,
DR. j. -. Zachry and Miss Kate
shannhhn, both OF our city, were mar
rlod at Grccnyille by Rev, Father
oYiIara on Wednesday, Aprn ~ inst,
Rev Father l., Granger OF Marshall
spent Tuesday In our city the guest
| OF his brother. Rev. Joe Granger
Miss Mona Harris OF kclleyvllle N
the guest OF the Misses Scott OF our
| city.
Mr.. d. shacSieford has gone 70 spend
some time In the Indian Territory.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-13

Among the various delightful enter
laInmentB given In Cameron perhaps
none has surpassed that given by Mr.
and Mrs. J. u. Neney Thursday even
ing, assisted by Mcshpmes NJ. j. Moore.
e. u. lay. t. y. Hardy, j NJ Ralnton.
T. s. Henderson. Joseph Gillespie, E.
Taylor. SIR and Mrs. ]. y. NaHey re-
reivcd In the hall. In the parlor to the
right, which was beautifully dec0rnt
ed IN old rofe. Aerdames r. u. LAY.
w. II. Crawford and Joseph Glilesptt
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-13

Mrs. T. A. Price is entertaining Miss
May Allen OF Virginia.
Miss Ether Bean returned home from
Wooten Wells yesterday.
Misses Vannie and Hattie Carter left
today for san Antonio.
Miss Millis Baker returned from
Bolton after brief Visit,
Friday afternoon In response 20 in-
yitatlonB issued by Mrs. Winston. q
number OF waco's elite assembled At
her lovely homo to enjoy tho delights
N card party. Miss Penguet being
tho fortunate winner OF the first prize.
n lovely silver nut case containing
both picks aud cracks. Tho conaola-
tlon. u decorated china vase. fell 70
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-13

Mt the residence OF Mrs, nr, Ramadoll
last Tuesday evening. The program
OF the evening consisted of music, Voc
cal and instrumental, furnished by the
best talent OF the city. Also delight
full Refreshments were served.
Judge W. a. blackburn OF Bulnet,
W. II, shannon OF Bolton, c. u RAN
DAN OF Temple, Charles X. Lee OF Cal
weston are guests at the san ueronln
this week.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-13

Mira. o. II. Blewster OF Magnolia IL
the guest OF Mrs !. I. Ousley.
Aicssra Presley and Albert Corey,
two OF clarksviile's most popular and
handsome young men. who have
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-13

Mrs. Berry OF Dallas Ia visiting her
sister, Mrs. n. S, Bell
Mrs. McGruder OF Fort Worth II the
guest OF her cousin. Mrs. W. c. Powell.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-12

Austin Tex, sept, il.-(spcclal)--
Proceedings or the court OF civil an
peGls for the Third district TO-DAY. In
Carter vs. Bollln. ct al from Dallas.
the judgement OF the trial court II
reversed and rendered for the pialntln
as against ]. f. Bolin In all other
respects the judgement Is affirmed,
Rehearngs overruled; Landa W.
Shook ct al, from Comhl. Guif. col.
urado and Santa f'e railroad company
VI, Hughes s Rathnel, from Coleman
Texas Townslte company vs. Hunni.
cut, from Fails; Brown vs.. Williams
from San saba; plarkshear & Co. VS.
Berrett q Co. from Mci.ennan.
Rchenring granted; Gulf. Colorado
and Santa Re railroad company vs..
Calvert ct al. from Brown.
Other motions granted. Davis 81 al. vs.
Taylor. from Llano, to rCinstate APP
peal. city OF Belton vs. Baylor Female
College from He'll, TO reinstote appeal;
Mays ct al w, Hunnicut. from Tom
Green. TO affirm on certificate; Storrie
VS.. Foley. from MrLenran. TO dismiss
appeal. Harris q Hampton W. Slovak.
from Milan. TO amend appeal bond
Gordon, Pittman Il jackson vs.. SAM
born, from Coleman, TO strike out
briefs. The motion TO dismiss appeal
In above case IL overruled. Cause adj
vanccd and set for October 2. Hutchlns
et al. Va. state, from Travis.
Motions TO affirm ON certificate sub
mltted: San Antonio and Aransas
Pass railroad company VS.. Kcrsey
from Falls. Koenlger VS.. CANNED Book
company. from Travis,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-12
BY HIS SUSPENDERS.
A YOUNG BLACKSMITH HANGS MN.
SELF Al TERRELL.
nody Found In state of Decompo-
sition-Had Been Married Hut
Few Da,s-A Shooting.

Terrell. Tex, Sept. ti.-(speclal,)--A
young German named Jake Pathfuss,
a blacksmith. who recently came here
from Forney. was found on the Rodgell
branch, east OF the Midland track,
dead. having committed suicide by
hanging, 1t Is supposed. He was about
% years old. and II is said that he had
only been married about Ave days to a
young lady Of Dallas. lie was seen
about p m. Monday. and the SUPPOSE
ton is that he hung himself Monday
night and his suspendcrs, by which
he was hung broke and let him fall TO
the ground In the place where he was
found this morning in wretched
state OF decomposition. Marshal Joe
Keller found on his person Sl4.5o, The
supposltlon Is that he was In state
OF temporary insanity. as his conduct
Monday showed that some kind OF
pressure was preylng on HIS mind.
His body was destitute OF clothing
except an udershirt, his other clothing
being found near by. Very little IL
known OF the young man In Terrell,
but he Is reported to be an industrious
man and not addicted TO immoralities.
The cause leading TO the sad affalr Is
not known unless 1t Is insanity.
George Carter. colored, IN going home
about noon today found Frank Tram
mel at his home In an adjoining room
TO that occupied by his family on the
Carter lot on Moore avenue. Carter
had forbidden Trammel's visits sew
ersl times and he secured pistol and
fired one shot at Trammel which did
not hit its mark. and before another
aim was taken the visitor had sought
the freedom Of the street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-12
COURT OF ArrnALs.


San Antonio Texas, Sept. ii.-tspc-
ciall THE following declslons We're
handed down "wednesday by the court
OF .civn appeals OF the Fourth supreme
judicial district OF the state OF Texas:
Afitrmed--W. c. Howard VS.. A. q.
Foggard. from Gonzales: AtehIson, To-
peka and Santa Fc railroad company
w, G. NJ. Click. from ri Paso; q. al.
Grooms VS.. Atascosa county. from
Atascosn.
Reversed and remanded-Barney $.
Harfnsen and wife vs. Charles Il.
Wesche. from 1sl Paso; County of
uvalde VS.. city OF Uvalde. from uvalde.
Affirmed. provided q remittltur OF
500 Is entered by the appellants within
ten days. otherwise reversed and re-
manded-Galvcston, Harrisburg and san
Antonio Ralway company vs.. j. w.
White ct al. from BeXar.
Reversed and rendered. Edward
Goldstein VS.. l.. Gaus. from Wilson.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-12
PASSED BAD MONEY.
BUCK HARRIS AND HIS WIFE ARE
ARRESTED.
They Were Caught In Indian Terri
tory and Taken to Paris by
Deputy Mnrshais.

Paris. Tex, Sept. 1i.-(speciaD.-
Deputy Marshals Chancellor and Har-
per arrived in the city this morning
with Buck Harris and his wife. Mol
lie Harris, who are charged with coun-
terfeiting. They were captured in the
mountains hfteeh miles east of Tus-
kahoma, l. H., last night. 1t is alleged
that they have been showing the queer
in various parts OF the indian Terri
tory, Texas and Mexico. They had
been engaged in making counterfeit
dollars and passing them. Their our
nit and stock was captured. Harris
was sent TO jail and his wife released
on her personal recognlzanee. He
lived in Lamar county several years
AGO and was mixed up in several ques-
tionable transactions which gave me
authorities much trouble. Deputy
marshais have been on his tran Tor
some time.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-12
COTTON RECEIPTS.
Twelve Hundred Bales Have Deen
Delivered at Georgetown.

Georgetown, Tex, Sept. 1l.-tSpeclaD.
Wagon receipts have reached 1900
bales of cotton to date. against 1000
bales OF new cotton last year.
Farmers are paying their debts with
have proceeds to spend. There Is no
demand for pickers. as la former years,
the farmers and their families doing
all the picking themselves. AT the
present rate and condition Of the
weather. the staple win be marketed
by October Is, and certainly not later
than November l. Prices are running
from Z so to Sc.
Snyder & Olive today bought the
vacant lot just east OF the square.
where the Slaton hotel stood, paying
$500 therefor, and will erect a mann
moth livery and feed stable.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-12

Two Men sustain severe Injuries at
CIeburne.

cleburne. Tex, Sept. li.-(speeiaD,-
W N soroegins fell from step LADDER
Ma morning and broke his LETT les.
IL fel q distance OF six or eight feet TO
a concrete pavement. LII. a.
j NJ. Jordan. carpenter; Nnlis -,
,,orl, an %. T.. Castieman's house. !sn
about ten feet and striking aEa,nsn
coal box. SUSTAINED painful inJusles
N IL thought several ribs were pIoNn
aie also received Injuries ateu' '"s
wrist and hand
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-12

He Has His Goods Attached NJ mis-
boro--Medicnt Association.

Hillsboro. Tex. Sept ll.-CspeciaD
u. Dwyer who has been running the
windsor Hotel of this city for the past
six months had moved his furniture
and placed II a car for shipment when
an attachment was run on the goods
by the owner Of the hotel building. Mrs
), w. Lee Kennedy, for the fuIiiimcnt
OF contract or lease which would not
expire until April 10, 1896. The sherlff
Is In charge OF the goods.
The Hin county Medical Surgical As
ISOLATION met today in the district
court room with a large attendance,
IN the absence Of the president. Dt.
j. j. Weir, OF Itnska, DIR. D. n
Vaughn. OF this city. vice-pre sident.
presided. Several matters OF impor-
lance were discussed and a splendid
dinner was served them at the Union
Restaurant
The cotton receipts up TO date by
wagon In this market are sos,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-12

Brenham. Texas, Sept. ii.-(speciai)
The mayoralty contest OF Henry
Hodde VS. james A. wilkins terminated
this morning. The attorneys for Hodde
abandoned the case, and the jury was
instructed to bring IN a verdict for
Defendant wilkins, the present incum-
bent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-12

sNnon-pure article. and Morrison.s
erstwhile western idens withered ana
snruhk and died when he came In con-
tact Win the money changers. cou-
p - ana gold-reserve raiders
Vi 'he eitete but Intensely sordid east.
IL f.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-12

TO- ~. de- Niitfr
took scrciuln, aud did
everything that doctor,
and cihers prescribed.
but only got worse.
Several Assesses formed
about my Eeck and
breast. disharginR q
qunntity Of matter. I
got 70 weak I could
scarcely walk about the
house I rrzd all the
medical works l could
get hold u. and. among
the rest. read some OF
your works. Won de
seribei my case, aud
recommended Doctor;
Pierce : fsolden Medical
Discovery with his
Vfenanaf urIIffnt Co
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-12

mon Biotch, or Eruption, TO the worst
Scfoflia, arc cured by Il. Il invigorates
the liver and rouses every organ into
healthfni action In the most stubborn
forms OF skin Diseases, such as Salt
rheum, Eczema, letter, Rfysipelas, Boiis
and kindred ailments, and with Scfofula.
in every shape, and all blood.,aints, ID.
matter FROM what cause arising, II Is an
unequalcd remedy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-12

Gainesville. Tex. Sept. 11.-(SpecnlO
-, II. Randell who has been selling
territory rights for patent smooth
Ing Iron. was thrown from his buggy
today during runaway. His head
was badly cut and one arm broken.
Mrs. a. w. Richardson died at her
home In Era yesterday from paralysis.
The infant OF ]. A. Doyle died this
morning.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-12
LOOK OUT FOR BREAKERS AHEAD

when pimples.
eruptions, boils,
and like mnnifeB
tations OF impure
blood appear. The,
wouldn't appear II
your blood vert
pure and your sys'
TEN in the rigb
condition. They
show you what y0
MEDIA good blood
purifier; that's what
you get when you
take DR.. piefce's
Golden Medical
Discovery.
II carries health
with IL. All Blood,
Skin and Scalp Dis
1900 49,. 4. s~Aest
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-12
GRO. w. ruLroN DEAD.


San Antonio, Tex. Sept. il.-(Spec-
ial)-Hon. George w. Fulton of Aran-
sas county, Texas, ex-member OF the
legislature and leading citizen OF
Southwest Texas. died here today from
a complication Of stomach and kidney
trouble. He was forty-eight years
old.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-12

Mckinney. Tex, Sept i.--(speciai)-
The county commissioners elected J.
+. Chandler county Assessor today to
MI the unerpired term Of hin brother.
r. $. Chandler. deceased
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-12

GII.MER, TEXAS.
BuTE HOTEL.
Flrst-clnss accommodations for thu
travelling public: good rooms; clean
beds, and a table equal 10 any In East
Texas. Free sample rooms convsn-
lent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-12

WYLiE. srENAS.
COULTER HOUSE.
House and furniture new and frnt-
class; In heart OF business part OF tnwn:
free sample rooms. fitted With counters,
opens Into hotel office. Rates. $500 per
day.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-12

WASHINGTON HOTEL.
First-class IN every respect: elegantly
furnished rooms; menu unsurpassed,
rates, 81 per day: near Denver depot
W, u, McKain, proprietor.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-12
scRoFULous ABscEssEs.

Mrs. BrtLK swnEiinY. Of Fiat T5e. MeyeD
TO-, ~ "a. writes About four years ago I
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-12
MT. CALM, TEXAS.
CITY HOTEL!

Firsi-cIass accommodation for the
travelling public. good rooms. clean
beds, and table supplied with the best
the market affords. Rates. 81 per day.
"a per week. Convenient 10 business
part OF town. u. II. oates, Proprietor.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-12

BARTLETT. TEXAS.
BARTLETT HOTEL
s0liciis commercial trade. Just changed
hands. thoroughly renovated. newly
furnished, table supplied with every
thing IN season. Sample room free
Rates 300 per day. q. w. Server.
Proprietor.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-12

FARMERSNlLi.1s. TEN.
ST. GEORGE HOTEL,
r. S. Moore, Propr First-class
throughout, New brick building and
new equipment Northwest corner
square.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-12

STATE ItoTrctS
............
FARMERsVIIIi.E. TEN.
II. s. Moore. Prop'r. First-elass
throughout New brick building ana
now equipment, Northwest co,.nrr
square.
$780, ----------------------
j. II. Mcrshon, Proprietor. leo.to Main
street. Rates 81. 30 and 81 90 per dav'
Special rates by week or month Eicc.
tric bells and all modern convcniences.
Sample rooms for travelling men. Head
unrtrrs for ehoxx r.npta
cpY,t,>,,,;,-;;-,,, :. - :,
eishEN Vih ,,ns,,, TE naIs,,,
tt,,., ..,,,i ~ ~. i,o FL
X y n vsv'e nn9 o rssas da 70 ,ne AZ
buslness part OF inc town; Accommo-
H ~. , mrs.-eisss spesiai rates given
~ MeyH' ME-, ~ 4, hNtrell pro-
prle'resS' ~ I, scott mahaser
,,,vttts ,r,r<.Nc
'-'i' coili Tfsp uo,,sr
Iouse anu furniture new and frHt-
slassi Nv h.ast OF business part OF town;
~, su,,in'v .vo, ", ntVu WIN counters.
3ps"S my no'e' o'i'ec' Na'es' ss'VV per
Va.
n,nstYA,, r->s,,
HOTEL ELGlN,
y. phssemEsr Wer,nh Has been thor
n "nS ",v' ,,,, A.. nnu re.urnlsned'
hhl ~ NV run ny Mis, =. kapp, Tor
aov po,nia,ion 1000 "s'es' S@'VV per
=, ,,,.rn,,r rry ---------
BLUE fi'Al.s; w;
49,. A., .ENN ,'ousE,
pIiN nrst-vlsHs nu,ei III 'oWn' mas JUST
~ pey sa ren'.gn INV nv seinoaeieui rates,
Snvo pr e"H ~ uieT I,, nn"p.e loom ior
ROWE. TEX
WASHINGTON HOTEL.
first-class IN every respect; elegantly
furnished rooms. menu unaurnnased.
rates, 81 per day: near Denver depot'
W. n. MefSnin. proprietor.
-.
CuANAI, TEN.
CARTER HOUSE.
Flrst-clasa accommodations in every
respect; next door 10 postoiiice. t. II.
carter proprietor
.,,,>,,,,,,o,,,,, ,r,,.- ---------
HHNhlEInA.I TEN.
-, kENIuCkf HOTEL,
IN" civ J near Missouri u Ssn n0SSS an "
,rcxns depot n N Morgnn nro,,r,a ','u
- 49, :, -. .e'o'.
WICHITA FALLS TEX
dORsLiNE HOUSE,
n ntst-clhhe hotcl ~ every respect; you
stop mere when IN the city; rates, 81 so
per uuy' w. " dorshine, proprietor.
,,,,-,,, ,,-,c,~, ,,,,,- ------
buhbhsoNi LEN
Recently changed hands, ,horov,h,y
rsnoynted. uonvenIent Ia bnsiness 49,
ZION OF cltv, rates III. heobnnnr,ars a.,
commercial mon ~ n Dnwson nrnn
80 P'NP'
TEMPLE. TEX
NEW PARK House
al. $500 80
rlrSt,v'a ~, nS slll .a h'ge
Sample ROOMS rvs rates ~ per cay
p"r'eT '"'e'" az '"'hS'
,-.e,,,1,, ,,T,~.
pHsi ,,,i,sN,,r,, ,,orsv
,,.s,.,,ass T., S,. ~ nooSh'
Communications are the best in tho CITY.
.-----.-----.--.-..-----------
BARTLETT. TEN.
BARNHART HOUSE.
Newly built and furnished. we invita-
the travelling public To sion with us
a. ~ N, ~ pnu, p',u I Formerly
49, 49, - '.Yu'e'
TAvfop Try
- ~ r,I,,Nft,pctAr ,,orr,,
M
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-12

KERENH, TEX.

u. j.. Ousley. proprietor Near depot
and stores. Has the run of the drum
mprs' custom, and they always know
which is the best house IN town.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-12

PALESTINE. TEX.
STERkES HOTEL AND DRUM
MftRS HOME.
Free bus and sample rooms, opposite
opera house near portoffice and In
center OF city. Rates 200 per day
c. A. sTEARNEs. Proprietor.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-13
z lost half Of Its early advance
Range of Prices nj New York.
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.


Chicago. Feb. 12.-In cattle q very
light business was done. There was a
small supply and limited demand at
about steady prices. Steers were quot
ed at 50 5Oni. 90 and cows and bulls at
S'1O43.S 80; Texas cattle We're salsable
at 2.OOU4.40, according to quality.
In hogs, a good part Of yesterdays
decline was held today. The arrivals
We're only little more than one-nalf as
large as yesterday, and with indlca-
tons OF temperate arrivals for the re-
mainder OF this week buyers took cour-
age The unexpected strength devel-
oped In the provision market yesterday
also acted as a stlmulant, and there
was brisk trade at an advance of 5ep
l0c that carried heavy hogs to So 9OFl
80 and light weights to S3.75d4 30. Oh.
within l0ml5c of Saturdays prlees
From A.0j44.25 bought most OF the
100 to 200 pound hogs, and 50 95dS so
We're the prices most frequently paid
FOR averages Of less than 200 pounds,
The sheep and lamb market was not
less firm than before. There WINS an
active demand at S275G4.O0 for comm, IN
to extra sheep, and buyers were ready
TO nay So 60ff3. So for common TO fancy
lambs. Receipts since Saturday amount
ed barely to 22,3OO, MS against aS.145 a
week ago. Exporters are stlll free buy
ers and the bulk Of the choice finds its
way into their hands.
Recelpts-Cettle $500; calves go. hogs
$4,000; sheep 5000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-13

Liverpool. Feb. 2.-Bacon--steady;
demand falling off; Cumberland cut,
IS 10 30 pounds. ais; shorts ribs. IS
pounds 3Os Sd long clear. light 9s To
40 pounds, 29s Cd; long clear, heavy, 5d
pounds, Dos Cd; short clear middles,
heavy, 90 pounds, 29s sd; clear bellies.
Il 10 lG pounds, Sos.
shoulders-square, II to IS pounds,
2Ss.
Iams-short cut, "A to &c pounds.
39s Cd.
Tallow-Flne North American, 22s Cd.
Beef-Extra lndia mess, 6ss Sd; prime
mess. 57s Cd.
Pork-Prime mess, fine Western. 5Gs
Sd; do medium, 6ls Sd.
Cotton seed oil--Liverpool refined, IT'S
Sd
Refrigerator beef-Fore quarters.
4 I'D; hind quarters. 8 I'D.
The receipts Of wheat during the
past three days were 13S.00O centals.
including 1900 American, The re-
ceipts OF American corn during the past
three days were $4,000 centals.
Weather continues frosty
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-13
PROVISION MARKETS.


New York, Feb. .--wheat--R Receipts,
200 exports. 5000: sales. 1.s5o,ooO flu
lures. none spot. Spot nominaI No.
:. red, store and elevator, Sc Use; afloat.
IS s-se; (. o. b.. SIC afioat: No. / North
ern. &C 7-Sc, delivered; No. hard.
6S l-Sc delivered. Options opened
weaker under the Liverpool selling
and easier cables. There were 10
Western orders in the market and 1t
was exceedingly dun all day, finally
selling off under low rate cables;
closed Lie lower. No. 2 red, February,
closed 50 sic: March. 81 1-SI57 3-1Gc,
closed 81 Use: May. IS l-iQbs s-Sc,
closed IS 3-Sc; June closed 81 5-Sc: July,
IS l9-i6a59c, closed 6s Use; August,
50 l-sI5s Lac, closed 80 1-Sc; septem-
ber 50 5-sq59 ,s-4c, closed 50 5-sc.
Hides-Quiet.
Enthusiastically.
Wool-Qulet.
Tin-Firm; straits. sl3. 65114 90:
plates, market weak; spelter easy. do
nestle, So 10.
Lead-Flrm; brokers' price. $500 1-2;
exchange price. $3.i2 1-2.
Copper-Quiet; brokers price. . SAC;
exchange price, 9.G549.70c.
SAFES on 'chunge. lVu IONS FEBRUARY
tin. S1355: 25 tons February o to
double. $lS25; % tons March, Sls.25: 20
tons August, 1885.
Coffee--Options quiet Mt bIl5 points
decline; ruled exceptionally duh: no
speculation; local traders afraid OF for
eign manipulations; closed SOLO points
decline. Sales, 1900 bags, all March. at
H.50G14. 55. Spot coffee, Rio dun and
nominal; No. Z, Ice; mild, dull: cordova,
16 3-44i9 Lie: sales, $50 bags Rio No.
s spot. 10 lee 1900 Rio, Nos. to ..
spot, i5c: 1900 Maracaibo. $50 Savanilla
and 200 jamaica, p. t.; rs peeuls Palem-
bang, to arrive, 81 Lee. Santos,
steady: good average Santos. 1896
receipts. two days. 1900 bags stock.
$4,000 bags. Hamburg, quiet; prices
Ia pfennis higher to IL pfennis lower;
sales. 5000. Rio. quiet; No. RIO 1920;
exchange. Q 1916; receipts, two days,
1900 bags; cleared for the United
States, 1000 bags; cleared for Europe.
none; stock. 1862, 600 bags; warehouse
deliveries from New York yesterday,
1000 bags; New York stock today,
POI, 0i9 bags; United States stock, 292,-
03l bags; anoat for the United States.
PSI. 900 bags; total visible for the
United States, 4sl,31s bags, against 46l,-
$40 bags last year
sugar--sales. 2IOO bags centrifugal.
80 test, &c. Refined quiet
Cottonseed oil Steady: prime.
crude, 22@22 lie; prime crude yellow,
20 l-2d27c,