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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-08

Chicago, March 7.-There was a sale
OF cattle today at Sc. That is the high
est price reached since the market start
ed upward, but prices were stronger
today than ON yesterday. There was a
light supply, but the demand was rath-
er Indifferent. and the very best that
sellers could do was TO hold the mar
ket steady There was several punches
OF choice 400 to 1900 pound, good
enough to bring S550W67d. and the bulk
OF steers sold at better than $3.50
Trading In cows and bulls was prln-
cipnlly at s9,5O0375.
The demand for hogs was active and
prices were llrm. with n slight upward
tendency. The top, as was the case
yesterday, was $40. but there were
more sales above $40 than on either
OF the preceding days OF this week.
Few snlcs Of heavy hogs were made
below $40, and the popular prices for
light weights were yi.05mi.15. Common
and light and rough mixed sold at 1890
Gr3.sj, and culls and sdps We're dis
posed OF to city butchers at S2.b0W8,25.
The sheep trade was dun and values
weak. Although fresh receipts fell
within moderate limits the arrivals FOL
the last four days reached the large
total OF $1,000, or nearly 5000 more than
arrived at the same time last week.
Buyers insisted upon lower prices
and the days work was done at abou'
10 cents on.
Sheep sold principally at s9.5Odi.3 81
and S2b0W4.50 was the range OF quota
lions for poor 10 choice. Lambs were
quoted at s2.256l5s5.
Recelpts-Cattle. 1000, calves, 400
hogs. $500; sheep, 10000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-08

New York, March 7,-whear-Re-
ceipts none; exports 4O,1OO bushels;
sales 10000 futures, 1000 spot. Spot
dun; No. red, store and elevator,
IS 3-Sc: atloat G0c; T. o. b. 90 3-Sc nfloat:
No. northern Csc delivered; No.
hard 69c delivered.
Options opened lower under dlsap-
pointing cables, fair receipts and liberal
crop reports; fully recovered under
continued huyinE and bullish price
current reports, but gave way and was
weak all the afternoon on lower cables
and heavy selling by St Louis trader.
After O'Clock there was a partial re-
action with corn, closing t-ic lower;
No. red March IS 1-4Uls 15-lGc. closed
IS use; May closed SOC; June closed
50 l-Sc; July 80 l-2c, closed 80 lie, Au-
gust 80 l-SH59 3-Sc, closed 90 l-io; Sep
TENDER 90 $4,000 l-Sc. closed 90 7-sc;
December G. 1905 l-sc, closed g. use.
Hldes-Firm.
Leather-Firm.
uool-Steady.
Pig Iron-Weak; Scotch lsal9c: Amer
lean $l2.0OIlS.50.
Copper-Easlcr: brokers' price 50. co.:
exchange price 50 25m9. so.
Lead-Qulet; brokers' price 50 .O2 1-2;
exchange price $50.
Tin-Easy; straits sl3,07 1898. To-;
plates weak.
Cotton Seed Oll-Qulet, without quot
able change in price.
Coffee-Options opened steady at 5ai5
points advance, ruled generally firm on
small offerings. and closed barely
steady at 51l5 points net advance; de-
mand small; sales 1000 bags. includ-
ing March at To- 10ai5.15. May 1900
Il So. June IA 1904. SO: July 1850; Au-
gust 1880; September ID 75Qli,s0; Oc-
toher l4.75Tli so. November and De-
cember IA G06i1i. G5.
Spot Rio-Marllet quiet: No.
Z 16 i-J2c Market quiet and steady
Cordova IS 3-i0l9 l-2c; sales 800 bags
No. 8, described at IA 3-ic and freight,
1000 bags Santos, described at lie, com
mission and freight; also 500 mats in
terror Padang, commission and freight;
900 bags Central American, and 200
packages jamaica Port.
sugar-Raw firm; sales 500 bags CEN
trifugal. 90 test, al 90; 1000 do. % test,
at i-l6c and freight.
Renned-Market duh: No. G lea
3 il-l6c; No Z 3 3-SGi3 9-l6c; No. LA
4 7-l6c; No. 3-16n3 3-sc; No. 10 . is
as 5-16o No. II 1-l6ps 1-lc; No. ie so
q 9-l6c; No. 10 Sc; on A 3 l1-lGM3 l3-i6c;
mould A 1-s6i4 5-Sc; standard 3 $40
3 i5-i6c; confectioners' 3-4m3 l5-l6c;
cut loaf Ice: crushed 1900 11-l6e;
powdered l-SGi 5-lGc; granulated
3 1894 Lice; cubes 1894 bloc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-08

Liverpool. March .-wheat--Spot,
quiet: demand poor; No. red winter.
Is Sd; No. > rcd spring, 5s i-2di No.
hard Manitoba, 5s I'd. No, California,
stocks exhausted. Futures opened
quiet, with near positions lid lower
and distant positions l-2d lower, closed
steady with near positions l-2u3-4d
lower and distant positions Id lower;
business about equally distributed
March, as Z lid; April Is I'D; May,
Is Z 3-id; June, As S-4d; July. Is Sd.
August, As 1-2d.
Corn-spot. quiet; American mixed
new. As; futures opened quiet, with
near positions Lid lower and distant
positions unchanged: closed higher.
with near positions 1-2M3-id lower and
distant positions i-iW3-SI lower: bust
ness about equally distributed, March,
3a | lid; April. As 1 lid May. a. SID;
June, Is lad. July, As Id August.
August, Is l l-2d.
Flom-Irm; demand poor; ST. Louis
fancy winter. 5s %.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-08

Dallas. Tex. March Last evening
at the Tabernacle NJ. IL church Evan
gclist David ToslIer preached ON 'llow
Shall We Escape II We Neglect SO
Great SalvationT' lie said among
other things: "Thc cost OF thing de-
tcrmlnes its value. and the cost OF this
salvation determines ltH value 60 the
world God bankrupted Heaven 20
send his Son Into the world to save IT,
| would not give II copper cent for n
mans regeneration that did not take
the mcannoas out OF him. and thor
cugh regeneration will take all tho
love OF cards ana the dance out OF any
one. The heathens all dance IN one
way or other ana II IL not Chrlsllikc 10
dance. This salvation Is grcnt In all
parts OF our lives and greater stlll
when we come down 20 die" At the
close OF the sermon young woman
went forward to the altar for prayer.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-08

Dallas, TEX. March THE reEu-
larly monthly meeting OF the Girls
Cooperative home was held yesterday
AT 3 o'clock at which the president
Mrs. \. l.. Hodge, presided. The ma
iron reported that there were eleven
bnnrdura during the month of February
500 05 receipts and 5000 expenses. a
meeting vii be called for the purpose
of discussing the new addition. aud all
members are urged 10 be present, m
absence greatly retards the EFFORTS
of the president and those attending In
building up and maintaining this I'M
portnnt institution
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-08

|-,,pool March 7.-cotton-SDot-
|, business done; prices higher.
IAN middling, fair. 2-S2d; good
r XIV" lad: American middllng,
/ iI 4 s-1ed; low middling, 2 15-l6d;
|, sr5lnary. 2 1S-lGd; ordinary, 2 5-Sd.
,ssles Of the day were 1900 bales,
|-sleh 1000 were for speculation and
III and Included $500 American. Re
N, not given.
IS,ores opened steady and closed
4, Al the advance. American mid
/, l. NJ. c., Sd; March and April,
In; April and May, . l-6id; May
lime. 8 2-Gid; June and July, . 1854
flsi, July and August. 4-64d3 B.
August and September. 3 6-6id;
l,mber and october, 7-G4d; Octo-
md November. 8 S-64@3 9-64d; No
| oer and December, 3 lO-6id.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-08

ments 70 the River Platte today, and
more VIII go there and to Chill,
me demand for gold for America has
eeased Tor the moment The stock
markets were Irregular today. Consols
Mere very strong on government pur-
near the lowest especially Canada Pa
enc. baltimore and Ohio wasfdown 81
ui. The slump OF Grand Trunks was
on fears Of bad report. The Dutch
are said to be buying American. This
Is given from good quarter as a rea-
son for their flrmness. The trade re-
turns Tor February are disastrous. The
imports decreased nearly $4,000. 900 sterl-
ing and there WINS also a heavy de-
crease in exports
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-08

terday. No. mixed cash 20 i-2Gsoc:
slay 20 s-4c asked; June 20 sac asked
Rye--None offered on call; 50 i-2e bid
FOR No, east side.
Rarley-Nominai
Bran-Firm. 7lc bid for east track.
Clover seed-Firm: choice IS S0qs 40.
Timothy Seed-S5. 25dl5.G0.
FlaNseed--st. SO.
COrnmeal--$2 .00I2. G5.
Hay-null and unchanged.
WhislSy-Sl. IS for finished grades.
Butter-Easy; fancy Elgin zoe; sep
orator creamery 1iGiSc; good to choice
dairy ii6lSc.
Pork-Standard mess 81. 90.
Lard-Prlme steam So 40: choice So 30.
Dry Salt Meats--BoXed shoulders
N.7S; longs IS. "a l-2; ribs 1915.
Bacon Boxed shoulders $3.50
b.SI l-2: longs &c. 90; ribs s6.l2 i-2, shorts
1925.
Reoelpts-Flour 1000; wheat 1000; corn
10000, oats 5000,
Shipments-Flour 10000: wheat II 900;
corn $4,000; oats 1000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-08

Receipts at all ports today footed
up l6.ls5 against 7TaS last year.
Houston received today 2ilS against
200.
New c'ieans estimates receipts at
that port tomorrow at 1000 TO 5000
against $500 last year and $50 In 1899.
Todny's markets continue TO show a
more active inquiry for spot cotton
than for some time previous and there
appears 10 be n strong undercurrent in
favor OF higher prices. Big crop. heavy
receipts, financial depression and every
depressing influence II would seem
have already been discounted and
therefore reaction Is In order.
Range of Prices ut New York.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-08

Kansas City. Mo-, March 7.-Cattle-
Receipts, 800: shipments, 1900. market
weak to Toe lower; Texas steers. "a. O0W
i.25; Texas COWS, s2.2jq3 %; beef steers.
S375Q5.75: native cows. sl.50Gl4. 20
s.ocllers and feeders. 4.40; bulls. $3.50
90 40.
Hogs-Receipts, 1900; shipments 1900:
market steady 10 l0a lower. bulk OF
sales. 50 95a4.l0 heavles, 81 00G4. 20:
packers. ss,70g4 90; mixed. $40; lights.
80. 10 43,9s: workers.. sS.9OQs.e5. pigs.
SS.5OW3 50.
shesp--ReoeiI,ts, 800; shipments. 2io0;
market steady.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-08

St. Louis, NO, March 7.-Cattle--
Receipts, $500: shipments. 100; market.
best grades steady and firm. but lower
qualities weaker; native steers OF 200
TO 1000 pounds sold at S3.45 to 81. 90. fair
to medium shipping bring S4.20u4 so:
good to choice. A.7Jg5.25; cows range
from $500 to 1900; grass fed Texas
steers, S24OQs.75: Texas steers. $3.50
4 go: COWS, sl.75G2.75.
Hogs-Receipts, 1900; shipments, 1900;
market firm. DC higher: top sales, y4s 30;
bulk Si.15q4 20.
Sheep-Reoeipts. 1900; shipments,
none; market firm for best grades: ma
tive mixed brought s3.sOQ4. SO; spring
lambs. sLOOq9.25.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-08

Liverpool, March .--Bacon-sleady:
demand fair; Cumberland cut. rs to 80
pounds. 29s Cd: short ribs. rs pounds.
sos; long clear, light, 3S to As pounds,
2Ss; long clear, heavy, % pounds. 2Ss Cd .
short clear backs. light, Is pounds. S0s.
short clear middles. heavy, 55 pounds,
2Ss; clear bellies, IA to 10 pounds, 34s;
shoulders, square, u to is pounds,
27s Cd
Iiams-Short cut, IA TO 10 pounds 37s,
Pork--Prlme mess, fine Western,
Cps Cd; medium Western, AIS Cd.
Lard--Quiet, prime Western. S9s ca
refined, In pals. 3is Cd.
Cotonseed oil-Livorpool refined,
lis Cd
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-08

81. Louis. March 7.--Flour-active;
pntents 81. $500 10: extra fancy 81 35p
z Is. fancy s2.i0q2!50; choice {l.SoQ
/ 30.
Whsat--Opened 1-Sc lower, but speed
Nv recovered; after advancing the up
ward movement received a check; a de-
cline OF Lee followed, and the close was
1-gSI1-lc below yesterday. No cash
bg l-4ab2 l-2c; May 81 S-ia52 7-sc bidi
Corn-In sympathy with wheat and
on Iight receipts advanced lie at open
ing, followed by a relapse OF Lee De
ana closed Lice above yesterday; No.
cash 10 1904 lie; May Il 5-sG4l Sac;
osts-Weak for good part OF the day.
but closed at a slight advance over yes
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-08

New York. March Tin commission
house circles there was an Irregular
demand by spot buyers OF dry goods
but through orders from statesmen on
the road to the resident representatives
OF out Of town houses and principals
direct the collective takingH We're lhlr-
lc Imnortnnt and included moderate
qualities OF bleached cottons. For All
sengonahie speclaltles the demand was
maintained for anything desirable.
Printing cloths quiet at 2 1-l6 and
small rates.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-08

New York. March T.-Coftee-Santos
firm; good average Santos 1890 rels;
receipts 1000 bags: stock $4,000 bags.
Hamburg-Quiet, unchanged to Ia
pig advance; sales 5000 baga.
Rio--Strong; No. Rio 1850 refs: eN-
change 9-l6d; receipts 1000 bags;
cleared for the United States COCO bags:
cleared for Europe none; stock $4,000
bags.
Warehouse deliveries from New York
yesterday $3.50 bags, New York stock
1920: United States stock t7l.O9O; ailoat
visible for the United States iOO, 0gO
bags, against 462, 100 bags last year.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-08

,,,ton market opened steady at
In' ,s s. OF sG4 points and ruled
my strong and active. At the
F'aa -. market showed an advance
3. ~ si,ts and closed firm at net
.,sroent of s@lO points. Total
,sssoo bales. The underlying
g of strength today was the re-
l', ,reu Of the worlds readiness TO
pm cotton at present prices, to-
I Nth the uncertainties respect-
\ a. next acreage. The Improve
u the foreign market today was
/ !. 70 expectations, but better Liv-
:, .aviees are expected tomorrow.
~ business was the largest for
IN. The short interest was de-
"a nv today's trading, although
r,are nervy shorts used the ad-
MO ~ increase their interests.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-08

Little Rock, Ark, March There
was little or no excitement In political
circles today. Governor Clarke has 40
far remained Hilont In regard 90 the
attack made ON him by Representative
Monroe.
The resolution to withdraw the cour-
tcslos OF the house from the representa-
tive OF the Memphis Appeal was not
acted upon today and the legislature
evlncea disposition TO drop the mat
ter II may only be n hull before the
storm but tonight the indications are
fair and cooler.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-08
stock Market Dominated ny
Sugar which Advanced.

4 " ~
II York, March 7.-Sugar saved
EioCk market today from extreme
SaliOn and at the same time gave
Sl1ence Of Its ability to furnish
tieet with Il mild sensation with
totee. During the past few days
flNldend question was a question
", gossip, and the point was CIV
y that the rate would be reduced
J to IL and possibly to 2 per
\ Brokers known to work for
Eagar clique We're open sellers OF
fiook, The price declined several
ihe loss being due to the i'm
n On which obtained In some cir
pat the dividend would be scaled.
The meeting OF the executive
litee yesterday il was announced
Me dividend question mad not
iselssed and at the opening Of
= this morning II was Whispered
that the board Of directors
Al their meeting In the after
aeclare the reduced dividend.
began manipulation, which sent
Qck up from ~ "a to 90 7-S and
Y VI Ia. The lower figure was
y shortly after midday and in
some covering, the volume Of
= being swelled by purchases
account OF traders who had APP
Y received a tip that the full
na would be declared. There was
oaylng also for inside interests,
VI which combined to cause a
ssNanee of 3 3-S per cent to
me announcement being made
nighest price was touched that
se,ors had declared the full div
Y per cent on the common and
~ me preferred stock. both free
neoine tax. Some holders who
q asnl at the lower quotations OF
9'h'ng took advantage OF the
ssailze profits and this seem
auseu a reaction of / l-2 per
". mere was renewal OF the
sns movement under the in
y which the stock again moved
"A .,oslng at % IL, the highest
" me day, and 3-S per cent
,.s1ss,efday's closing sale. The
sS IN the stock aggregated
snares' which Is the largest
" DAY this year. The general
Sas dun without special fea-
,,. w me opening prices were a
osuon higher. with but few
M and In the early trading
i,sgl per cent We're recorded,
" ~. N Great Northern preferred.
iIo vslsre il o'clock, u reaction set
in by a rally, and another
before noon. the changes,
u being narrow.
ltinuh e hour following midday,
sss,i was intensely dun. but
N MY, under the influence OF
n MY S.osement in sugar,the general
hui hour speculation was ire.
the market closed fairly
III an advance of 1-s9s-s on
oads r In prices for specula,
NJ AN, was extremely narrow dur.
The total sales wert
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-08

Review the Markets ON News over
Leaacd Wire.

Fort Worth. Tex. March IF. G..
MePeak & Co. IN their review OF the
cotton market say: Liverpool closed
l-32 higher on spot cotton, with sales
OF Il. 900 bales, but arrivals were barely
one-haif point higher and quiet. New
York spot cotton stondy at an advance
OF s-16. with saics Of $50 bales.
Contracts IN that market opened
steady and 2 to points higher, further
advanced points and then LOST 3
points. afterwards reacting and scor-
ing an advance OF points, closing
firm at the highest IJicss OF the day;
sales, l9C 800.
New Orleans was active ana STEADY
on contracts. the close showing an Inn
proyement for the day OF Q points;
sales. 1880
Spot quotations were marked up l-lg
with saiea OF 1880 bales. Including 200
10 arrive.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-08

New York. March Mooney on call
easy at per cent; last loan 2; closed
per cent. Prime mercantile paper
S-4d5 per cent. Sterling exchange
duh and easier with actual business In
bankers bills at S4.SeGp4.s9 Ia for de-
mand and S4.S7 5-SG4 81 "a for sixty
days. Posted rates 81 IS i-2Qi.9O, Com
mercial bills tl.S6 8-4m4.S7. Silver GER
tificates 60 5-sc bid. Bar silver 90 $50,
Markham dollars rs 3-ic.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-08

London. March 7.-Canadlan Pacific,
80 rs; Erie. rs; Erie seconds, IS;
Illinois Central, Sc; Mexican ordinary,
1G 10; st. Paul common, Sc; New York
Central. W 3-4; Pennsylvania, 90 rs;
Reading, 4; Mexican Central new As,
5S "a.
Bar silver, 81 5-Sd: money, liz per
cent. The rate of discount for short
bills is ! is; for three months bills.
LIS per cent,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-08

Halifax. N. s., March IA cable
gram to the owners reports the loss
OF the Ship Erncllne. 1b7 tons registrn-
tlon. Capt. Mckenzie. at Princess ISL
and, while ON a voynge from Cape
town TO Snigo. The hull was Insured
for t22G,OOO. and the freight for $4,000.
A. aud w. Smith Of this city are
the owners. II IL an almost certainty
the ship win be total loss
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-08

Drain.

Fort Worth, Tex, March 7,-F @.
MePeak 4 Co.'s letter from Lamson
Bros. \ Co. says,
Chicago. H.. March 7.--Ail the aetlv-
ity in wheat today appeared to be at
the opening. Initial trades were made
At IS 3-sc and bS T-So for May. The sen-
timcnt. however. was strong and In a
fow minutes Il was selling at "a l-SW
o. i-4c The bull factor strong. French
country markets which were quoted
at i-2 to II higher and the price cur
rents report that supplies OF wheat In
farmers hands July / Will be 5O.UO0,00O
less than last year. This had but n
temporary effect, selling orders from
the outside being quite liberal and with
nothing but light local demand,
principally from shorts. Prices grad
uaily declined, there being no SUSTAIN
Ing features. Clearances were unusally
light at 10000 bushels wheat and
flour. Paris cables We're easier. The
Minneapolis flour output shows quite
an Improvement and would indicate an
Increased milling demand for the week
against 10000 week before and 10000
last year
Corn-rradlng In corn was feature
less. The market has ruled extremely
dun and held within range ot Ito
the entire session. The cash demand
keeps up remarkably well and helps
sustain speculative futures Local re-
ccipts are again overrun, bus these at
primary points continue large.
Provisions have absorbed n good
deal OF attention today. There was q
fair-sized trade with operators mostly
ON the long side. shorts did some
covering, while purchase orders from
the outside were apparent, and prices
have ruled on n higher basis. The
strength was largely In pork, IN which
covering Of shorts and buying by com
mission houses was the prominent feat
ure. LAMSON BltpS' to'
Range of Prices ut ChIcnEo.
Iv Il, II Mppaak & Co.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-08

London. March 1.-THE amount Of
huIlIon withdrawn from the Bank OF
ENGLAND on balance today was 2il'OVO
pounds
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-08

New York, March THE total sales
OF stocks today were 262. sos shares. in
Guiding: American Sugar i53,iOO; Baltl-
more and Ohio 400; Burlington 1900;
Chicago Gas $500; Distilllng 1890; Cen
1000. New York Central l4.900 North
western 5000; Rock Island $500. st. Paul
1000. southern railroad 300.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-08

Paris March THE weekly state
mont Of the Bank Of France issued to-
day shows the following changes as
compared with the previous account:
Notes In circulation, decrease, 7l,225,-
900 francs; treasury account. current.dt-
crease, $4,000, 900 francs; gold In hand,
decreased, l5OO00,0O0 francs; bills dis
counted, decreased, lSl,G25,OOO francs;
silver in hand, decreased, 5O.OOO,OOO
frnnga
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-08

Fail River, Mass, March 7.-The rec,
ord Of Inc lowest price In the local
nrInt market was broken Wednesday
for tho second time In FIX months
Goods were sold at . 7-lGc Hat, The
lowest previous record was 2 l-2c and
Inc market has been dun at that price
Moderate sales were made. The mnr-
ket is steady AT 7-lGc with moderate
1,usTnaaa
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-08

Enls Capers, was accidentally shot and
badly wounded by Emanuel Kahn
while engaged In target shooting.
Later In the evening Mr.. Julian re-
ccived telegram from his brother
telling him no, TO come until he heard
from him again. Mr. Julian u await
ing further telegram from his
brother
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-08
me Posts cable

LopS,. March THE Evening
la.rsssn eahlegram says:
tuln M IN the Bank OF Eng
~ M NJ week was due to the i'm
Ihelnr ia Week Of ei2. 900. the de-
l1n 1000 from Australia. $780,
ltis e,y,,',.'ania. $1,000 from Paris
4 hank P,rts to Roumania. This
h Aaif returns completes the
Pa MI, ear. and shows that the
n IL probably be 4 IA per cent.
~ NJ, a year ago.
Heavy dealings and ship
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-08

* orleans. La, March 7.-Cotton-
Ems steady: sales, 72,S0O bales.
IN .ssq5. so; April, 5.3195. so; May,
n %; June. 5.44d5. 20; July. $500
August, 5.55W5.56 September,
ESQ. October, 5.6205. So; Novem-
IgSG5.G7: December, 5.6s45.70.
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Ik,,ton, Tex. March 7.-Cotton-
Isl very firm and Lice higher.
4, 1919 bales; receipts, 1882; exports,
stock, 99.lgl. ordinary. 4 Lice;
ordinary, lie; low middling,
mlddllng, 1-4c: good middling,
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had News.

DALLAS, Tex, March 7,--Julian capers,
shipping clerk at A. Jaokson's eommia-
sion house. received a telegrnm yesier-
day evening from the ohiet or police
Of Memphis, Tenn, that his brother.
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Il York. March 7.-Cotton-Futures
4 steady: sales 1868 bales. March
April j.6b; May $50; June 5.72;
SIS; August 5.79; September 5.s3'
|bf 5.SS; November 5.9S; December
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-08

London. March 7,-Gold is quoted at
Buenos Ayres today at zoo; Maorld'
rs: Lisbon. 2S,25 la 81 Petersnurs'
so; Athens. n; Rome, lVS'6s' wen
ma, 1903,
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Hayrc, March 7.--CaffecJr med at
l-2U3-if advance; at II m. steady. un-
changed at 3 p. M, steady, unchanged.
LII advance; closing steady at lUl S-4f
net advance; sales. 1900 bags.
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,n,,rnationai Houte u. q. q. n.
iHe Unflroad.l

rhrough sleepers daily between Dali
an5 Austin, San Antonio. ETC., via
i I5sa ~rs connecting at Ennis with
,,sins 10 and from Fort Worth.