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The Portland daily press., 1895-06-15

Styles Boys fneaAll Wool
Cassimeres, Cheviot and Wor-
sted Sack Suits, perfect beauties,
cost to make from S. so to
$10.75, take your pick for $3.50.
Both of the above lots are in sizes
IA to 10 years.
The Portland daily press., 1895-06-15
Read Letter No. 4.
THOMPSON, WILLIS & NEWGENT,
Wholesale Clothing,
27 SUMMER ST. IS HAWLEY ST.


Clothing bust
for o
the balance
&
receipt of above letter
pending w. N. which
$ purchasing their
The Portland daily press., 1895-06-15

Manufacturers costs ground to impalpable nothngness
this most colossal transaction The prices
present the cost of material.
The Portland daily press., 1895-06-15

SEE what have doing for you the last
TEN DAYS. Read every of these TWO
LETTERS
The Portland daily press., 1895-06-15
Mems Trousers.

Strictly all wool Gray mixed hair
line Pants, the So kind, for
$I.95
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-03

&c $50 delivered optionp n,sher n,
good foreign buying, higher c,blcs ana
reports or a good Wcltorn sash tlo-
mand. reaeting later. closing al f-sSf
s,se mel decline; May. IS s.sc; June,
y i-eei July, 6S 5-se, August. Cs 9-lc,
september 90 i-Sc; December. II g.se :
Cotipngeed oll--.Falrly active and
Bto1dy; prime crude, 23I2ic.
Coffec--optlons opened irregular,
with nenr months. owing to a decline
OF bWlb points and late months no
change to points advance. Tine mar
ket rules generally weak. There were
some foreign buying offers offset. nm
the local pressure closed barely steady
NJ unchanged to 10 points net decline.
sales, 1880 bags. Including March.
h,AOW1i,b5i May. i425anll. 40; June.
lt16@iLgb; July, li.75; September. 1895.
1iG5.
spot coffee---Ilio quiet. No. T. Ice
mild. quloti Cprdova, IS l-i0igc. Sales,
10000 bags. Mnhic0ibo. 1900; Central
American 1871 Porto Cahello PIT; 600
mats interior padding at 20 Ice.
Sugar---Raw. firm; sales, iO7S bags.
centrifugal, 90. at 5-1Gc c. and Il. |.
$40 tons, %. at 2 g-S2c: 200 do Muscoyn-
DO. 50. 3-ic; 1916 bags do. 50. at 9-lc;
400 bags molasses sugar, SO test. al
l-2c, Refined strong.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-03

New York. May s.--Tho Evenine
Posts London cable snyH. Tho stock
markets were quiet today. but general
~ from consuls downward Lighter
rates than We're feared at tho Paris
settlement impaired fresh life 10 the
speculative markets, and mines are
booming again. Americans were good
but idle, There was gllght squirt In
the street st. Paul ana Union Pacific
leading. Brazils and other South
Americans were dun. The American
syndicate is still buying gold, The
fresh colonial Is now being made meet
with enormous applications owing to
the ense OF the money market
OF the decrease of coin and bullion
IN the Bank OF England this week $685..
600 pounds was exported. the details
being 100000 pounds sent To the Cape
and 100000 pounds imported from the
continent; $1,000 pounds from Australia
nnd 5000 pounds from Portugal the re-
mnlndor OF the decrease being duo to
cash gone into circulation at the end
OF the month. The increase IN other
securities represents the banks fresh
Investments.
The budget speech ia now preparing.
The city expects Il 10 contain nothing
startling. The past years figures have
undoubtedly benefited enormously by
inc stamp revenue IN connection with
the boom In mining shares.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-03

Chicago, May Cattle were strong
or ana l0c higher. Common 10 strictly
choice native steers, $iOOU60O; bull,s,
I75H575. A few extra fine utcors
sold at SG1jIG25, but big cattle Weigh
Ing between 1900 and 1860 pounds are
disposed Of at S5.5Oa6.SO, Cows. active
demand, Toe higher, at si7lHiG5; bulls,
81 S5GfiG0; veal calves, S35O0i.50; stock
ers and feeders, S25OWi75; choice feed
ers showing strength. Texas cattle
were about 200 head and sales We're
lively at an advance Of bIl0c, some
choice fed steers fetching S5,25.
Hogs were In active demand and
firm at an advance of DC. Conknon to
choice heavy hogs, $i.5Oui90; light and
mixed, slA0fiS0; pigs, si25@i,b0.
heavy. AbOalSO; light and mixed,
$7Ogi75.
Sheep were active with good eN-
port demand for choice heavy sheep
and lambs at stronger and higher
prices. Natives. $9O0d475 for Inferior
TO strictly choice; Western ut $1,000
4,4O; lambs Mt $SOOd575, Spring lumbs
sold at SG.bOa70O per 100 pounds,
Rccelpts-Cattle, 5000; calves, 1000;
hogs. $4,000. sheep. 1000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-03

liverpool, May ---Cotton---spot--
Good business done Prices higher.
American mlddllng, 4 7-s2d good mid
ding, 2j-32d; American middling.
3 esd; low mlddllng, I'D; good ordi.
nary. 2 ESD; ordinary. 3 S32d. The
sales Of the day were 10000 bales. OF
which 1000 were for speculation and
export aud included 5000 American.
Receipts, 1000 bales. all American.
Futures opened steady and closed very
steady at the advance. American mid.
L. NJ c.. . 36-6id; May-June, 8 S6-Gid,
June-July. 31-Gid: July-August, 3 3S-
cad, August-acptembe 39-Gid; Sep
tember-Octobcr, 3 lO-Gill3 4l-6id: octo-
ber-Noyembe. 3 ARGOS 42-6id; Mo-
necembor-January, 10 48-6iq3 A-Oid;
January February. 3 45-Gld.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-03

81. Louis, Mo-, May 2,-Flour-Hlghcr
but dull; patents, S3,2503.4O; fancy,
S3,OO03,iO; extra fancy, S9.O013 10 /:
fancy, s27su2s So; choice, $2.5O026O; rye
Wheat advanced LIE, but was unsot-
tied, selling on later 1-i6b3-Sc, rallylng
3-SMl-2c, declining 3-ic mud then rccoV-
cred the loss. The market finally be-
came weak. declining Use and closing
S-S0l-2c below yesterday. No. red
cash, Gle; May, Go 1-4c; July. Gg1-l@
G2 $3.50 bid August, 81 l-ic asked. Sep
tember. G2c asked.
Corn advanced 1-4c at the opening,
but was weakened by the decline In
wheat, failing or and closing weak,
l.2c under yesterday, No 2 mixed. Gic;
May. acc. asked; July, AZ l-ic; septem-
Der. IS lac,
Oats-Suonger early for futures. but
later weakened AID closed 1-inl-2c
lover than yesterday; No. cash
20 lido bid; May. 20c; June. 20l-lQ
20 5'Sc asked; July, "a l-Sc asked.
Rye nominal.
Barley steady.
C0rnmcul, S21562.20
Bran scarce, none offering.
flnNgeed quiet, M.il.
Grass seed quiet and firm: clover
seed 7GlSc; timothy, Sa5Od4OO.
Butter easy; separator creamery, 100
lie; fancy Elgln, zoe,
Eggs steady, l0c.
Whisky steady, 81 90
Hay In small quantities ana demand
only for choice; prairie. prime to fancy,
SS0Oa1LoO; timothy. $1i.O0Wlt5O, east
track,
Cotton ties and bagglng steady.
Professionalism mess. Sl2.l2 L.
L0rd-prime stead, So 6e i-2: choice,
SSG5,
nnpon- noNe1 ebouidora Sg. t,ors
S6,G2 L.; ribs, S6S7 10; shorts, S712 ~.
Dry Salt Meats-BoNo shoulders,
s5.25: longs, $3.50; ribs, $500 1-2; shorts
S6'75
Rccclptg-Flour. 1000; wheat. $4,000.
corn, 1000. oats, 5000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-03
COTTON MARKET.
Prices Rallied Lod by Liverpool and
Strength Of Spot Cotton.
Review of the cotton market by H. O.
McPeuk & Co.

Review of the cotton market by l.. O.
McPeak & CO.
Fort Worth. Tex, May 2. 1896.
The unprecedented heavy deliveries
of spot cotton at New York yesterday,
which was taken on May contracts,
without any material break In prices.
appears to Lave been Interpreted in the
foreign markets us indicating moro
strength ON this side than they had an
tlcipated.
There was fair demand for SPOT
cotton In Liverpool today, sales
amounting TO 1900 bales, and quota
tlons We're again 5-Sd, having rogainod
the loss OF yesterday. Arrivals opened
steady and 2.Gid higher. We're firm ut
n further advance Of l.Gid on the u.
m. call and closed very steady at net
advance OF i-6id for the day.
Contracts at New York showed an
improvement OF to points ON the
opening, and scored further advance
OF to G points during the first hour
which was fun 20 points above tho
lowest Of yesterday After a reaction
of 3 10 points the market was quiet
through the remainder OF the session,
closing steady and about points up
for the day. Sales 1862, 100 Spot sales
1861 bales, and reported quiet and quo
tationB unchanged.
New Orleans contracts opened z
points higher. further advanced g
points, declined TO opening prices and
closed about TO 10 points above yes
tordny.
RANGE or PRICES - NEW YORK
COTTON
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-03

New York, May Hubbard Bros.
ana company's cotton letter says: In
answer 10 our advance OF yesterday,
the Liverpool market responded with
an Improvement OF 1854 70 4-6i and
closed steady at the best prices OF
the day. This Improvement abroad
led to an advance In our market which
carried prices 20 points above the low
prices which were touched yesterday
upon tho liquidation and from this
point the market has been quiet and
steady tin the close. which was points
above last evening; too nttls dispoHi-
tlon 20 enter into ffrshenins egrne-
,ne,.s until the effect Of the good crop
pdylces and the probability of war
between Rpsaia and Japan becomes
more apparent There has not been
to-day the eager buying which was 60
apparent on the last advance. put rath.
or quiet determination on the per'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-03
LIVERPOOL WAS A SURPRISE.
COTTON ADVANCED THERE AND
PULLED UP OUR MARKETS.
THE CLOSE AT NEW York WAS
EIGHT TO TEN POINTS HIGHER
FOR THE DAY.--A LARGE HOUSE
BUILDING THE MARKET CAUSED
GREAT FIRMNEss AT CLOSE.
NEW YORK. NAV

NEW YORK. May 2,
The cotton market opened at net
advanc ef points and closed steady
at net decline OF TO 10 points, Total
sales, 162,loo bales.
The basis OF the improvement was q
surprise from Liverpool in tho way OF
an advance OF 4 TO 4 IL points on flu
lures and 1-i6d on spots, Tho improve
ment In England was due to the UNI
favorable crop reports cablod from thls
side and to more specific indications
touching the trouble between Rugsia
and Japan, Reports OF rains in Texas
turned the market soon after the
opening Tho sharp recovery was due
TO some indications that large houte
Zero originally operating on the long
side Is again bulllng tho market.
Spot cotton was unchanged, with
middling uplands quoted ut 1876.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-03

ST. Louis, May p Cattle-Rc Receipts,
1900; shipments, 100. Market strong
aud shade higher Reef steers and
heavy S575mG.OO; light steers, $4,000
400. stockers and feeders, S2.50ui00;
cows, Sc. 25a3bO fed Texas steers, $3.50
d4.SO: grassers. s250@S7b; cows. $500
a 800.
Iogs-Recelpts, G4OO; shipments. 1900
Market steady; top price, Si,GO. with tho
bulk OF sales at Si509ii.G0; Hight, $4,000
4i5.
Sheep-11ecelpts 1000; shipments, 600.
Market. best grades strong; but poor
stun hard TO sell; clipped natives, N.25;
@5.bO.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-03

Kansas City, May 2.-whcnt, armer;
No. hard. Gao; No, . red, CSC. rejected,
corn-No. 2 mixed steady, 45c; No. .
white. 1-2o higher. 10 1-2c.
oats-l'lrm; No. 2 mixed, use; No. 2
white, see
Ryc-Flrm; No, .. GO.
Bran-Illgher. 70a72c.
Huy-Steady, unchanged.
dairy. 1iIlbc.
Eggs-WealSor. lie.
aRecelp'7, wheat, 1900; corn, 1000. oats
shIpmcnts-wheat. 1000; corn and
oats, none.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-03

New York. May 2-,Agonts have ad-
vanced omcaga A. c. A, aud tlckings
Lao each; AZ Philadelphia mills fancy
satlns and blue and white tlckings i.eo
each. white Rock wide sheetings on
tho basis OF 1873 for 1914 hloached and
home stead on the basis OF &c for 1914
bleachod. The new demand was more
quiet all around which Is the natural
result OF the purchases Of March and
April which leaves agents generally
provided with large orders for the
next two months, Flannel and wooden
goods were looked after with interest
and some business resulted
Printing cloths In demand at 1s.i6c
bid and no sales.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-03

New York, May 2-unlted statcs
fours, registered. new. 100 IA; United
states fours, coupon, new, lgOl-4;
United states 1ves, registered. I'M;
United states ilves, coupon, lis, limited
States fours, registered, nj 80; United
states fours, coupon, ll22-S: United
states twos, registered 20 ~; Missouri
skies. 100; Atohison foura N; Atchlson
second \, % ~; Central Pacific nrsta
or 10. l02; Denver aud RIO Grnude
seVenH, III l-2i Denver and Rio Grande
iourB SO j-S; Galveston Harrisburg and
san Antonio skies, %, Galveston. Unr-
Ilshurg and san Antonio srvcnH. 100 ga,
Houston ana Texas Central nycs. 100.
Houston ana Texas Central slxes'
lOl -; Missouri, Kansas and TcNng
nrst TOURS 50 is, Missouri. Kansag and
Texas second fours. bS 5-s: 81. Louig
nnd Iron Mountain general ilyoa. 10.
st. Louis and san lrruucsco general
flNos, 100 -; Texas Pacific nrsiR. so 10,
Texas Pacific seconds. 271-l: Union ia,
cilic frets Of 49, l0i 5-S; west shore
tours. lOJ 10: Southern, g01-2.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-03
CHICAGO. May ?.

.... aud ,AInuH1
wheat opened s'ronb ""' s'''NN
LAY Demand for the cash ar
weak 'ou1 .o,,,np and rains were con-
tHs .odloted for nearly every
n-'d match OF winter wheat cast OF
farvn.D .l.s,n,l river. Handlers OF cash
he Nssiss'pr' .,oa ma sales and New
,nn here reported ~ ,a.,,,,,,
~ wired that there whs NO INJURY
hor wheat or corn. Wheat COM
ior el"Va ,os,erdny's closing price Is
pared WIN 80 ~ aar,y coblna o,oted
ia lower, inc e"'''
4. ALLOWING advances
w sr,,d Id higher and strong,
lNe'p'" ,,no bighor for -four and
paris, och'',n' n.,,t,, ,,t,,t
,e,ntmes for May wheat, p0''i'' ~"
,hs eouIyalent Of 3 Ice per bushel
" ,ot-lc per buahol for Sep
iaf NAY w" .,,,,,s toco,bcr
TENDER. These puo''''V,'' 10y.
AN the dry weather east OF tne MIS-
,sslppl river ana Wv ~ ,,.haot roiyht
4, rande the combination when put up
NE price Ram W. ttn'tuua p1,st,tats
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-03

New York. May 2,-Atchison. 55.s:
Central Pacific, II "a; Chicago Alton,
1io; Chicago, burlington and quincy,
20 is. Cotton OH Certificates. 20, Del
aware Hudson. i29 IL; Delaware, Inck-
awann and Western, i59 i-9. Denver and
Rio Grandc preferred a.; Dlstillers and
Cattle Feeders company. 1868; M.
nols Central, 92; Kansas and Texas pre-
furrcd. 80. Lake Shore, 1l9 i-2; Louis
vile aud Nashville, So Us; Missouri PIT
clnc. 90 i-2; Northern Pacific, AIS;
Northern Pacific preferred. Fl rs,
Northwestern, " IL, Northwestern pro-
fcrred, IA IL; Pacific Mai, "a, Read
Ing, II Ia Rio Grnnde Western. lGl-g.
Rock Island. 81; ST. Paul. 60 ID. 81.
Paul preferred, III "a; Sugar Refinery,
ll2 3-S; Tennessee Coal and Iron, 20 rs:
Texas Pacific, 10 -: United States FIX.
press 80; Wabash. st. Louis and Pa
clnc. Z; Wabash, st, Louis and Pacific
preferred. 10 as; Wells Fargo Express,
i0i: Western Union, so s-s: Denver ard
Rio Grande. 10 "a; Houston and Texas
Central, 1 IL,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-03
COFFEE MARKETS..

New York, May g-corfee-snn,os
w; good average santos IA g5o. re-.
s%,p,s 5000 stock, 100000, iGamburs
iower. vaay. unchanged TO l-2 pfg.
|. ls10e "', X, 10000 bags. Rio firm. No.
Xxx S Cleared for tho ttnlted s,ntes
tlork ~ 49, Sloarod Tor Europe none;
hss. Tom New York yesterday fsje
bsgS, iS I'm. york stock today 200,Sls
asn for the United states sy7 al
s,s SA' Total visible for he Iin,t yCg
Tear, S'' pasS against iSi,0S9 last
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-03

Kansas city. May 2.--Cattle-Re
ccipts. 1900; shipments, 1900. Market
steedy to strong; Texas steers s30O@
40. Texas cows, s20Op9b0 beef steers,
y350f5sO; native cows. sl.25W4, 30;
stockers and feeders, s2.75di.45; bulls,
sis5M350.
.Hogs--Receipts 1O,1O0; shipments,
$500. Market strong TO &c higher; bulk
OF sales, Si.i5GiG5i heavlcs. si.i5qiI0;
packers, s4A50A75; mixed. sh3Out 6Oi
lights. siiOGi;5O; workers., A,ioq4'bO;
pigs, s3,35Ga.SO
sheep-Receipis 1900; shipments,
1900. Market steady. --
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-03

Albany, n, Y, May lin the as
sembly today resolution condemnlnB
the course Of the national admins
tration In regard to the British Nicara-
guam affair was adopted, ~ to 10.
The senate has defeated the Gray
racing bill.
The bill forbldding the appearance
OF women upon tho stage unless Mt
tired In skirts failed In the assem-
bly,.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-03

wichita, Kan, May 2-Furthor de-
tails OF the cyclone near Hnlstcad
show ten persons killed. besides tho
six mentioned IN previous dispatches
The home Of John schmidt was de-
stroycd ana the entire family OF four
persons, father. mother son and
daughter. were killed. Their nnmoB
arc John Schmidt Mrs John Schmidt.
Dora Schmidt and Franz schmidt.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-03

New York, May 2.---Money on call
easy at 1-2 per cont, last loan / l-2,
closed 1-2 per cent Prime mercantile
pRpor. 9fIi ~ per cent. Sterling eN-
change easy. actual business In bank
crs bills at $3.50 s1-sft4s9 IL for de-
mand and sf.ss 1-SaisS IL for sixty
and Si9Od4a0 -. Commercial bills,
sls7 ~. Silver certificates, &C LAG
90 $40.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-03
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COTTON STATISTICS.

New York. May 2.---Cotton---Qulet,
Mlddling, 1916; receipts. none; gross,
as; exports 10 France, 200; continent
SgSs; forwarded, As; sales, 1861 spin
ners, 0i. stock, 22sO9s; total today,
net receipts. $3.50; exports Great Brit
ain, 1885, France, 200; continent, 5gss:
stock. 6G2552. Consolidated receipts, AZ
OBS; exports Great Britain. 1909;
France 24i3; continet. 1898. Total since
september /: Net receipts, 76si,9l7; ex-
ports Great Britain, 8.i27,S 3e; France,
7i3g4b. continent, 2,230,Sl0
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-03
MAKING PRESENTS.
Tho Emperor OF ChinN Sends silks to
the Emperor OF Japan,

Vancouver. May 2.-AdvlCos brought
by the Empress OF China states TINT
the Emperor OF China has sent over
two hundred bolts OF the most valuable
SILK ptuna TO the Emperor ~ Japan us
n token Of his desire for the rcHtprn-
tipn Of peace, over seven hundred
kilograms congrntulntlng the Jupnncgc
on the nrmistlce were received from
naval and military officers Of various
foreign powers up to the third ult.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-03

Fort Worth. Tex, May 2.--Dry salt
clear short. i-ao; bacon shorts. clear.
s lido: bacon. bellies, 9i-2; dry salt.
bellies, 2-4c; medium hams. lie. break
fast bacon. lie.
Size.
sugars arrels. standard granulat-
cd. 4 ls-lGc; powdered, 8 lac; cut loaf.
i-tc; yellow clarified. 3-id4 i-ic.
cqftee--Arbuekis's Arioza, Il i-2e;
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-03

The Nlearaguans Don't Like Ills Arbi-
trary Rule.


Now York. May g.--passengers or
the steamship Columbia from Nlca-
raguan ports say that the country IN
in Torment over President, Hclaya'e
arbitrary rule. One passenger who
proposes TO return TO Nicaragua and
therefore dut.- not wish hls name
known, says: "a revolution n prepnr.
ing In Nicaragua, President Zclaya's
overthrow In wcll under way and when
the coffee and hop crons are harvested
thcre Will be an uprlelng throughout
the country Holayn'a policy In the
expulsion OF Hatch was outrageous.
when Barrlos returned from hts use
less mission TO England President Hr-
laln kept secret from every one the
fact that the minister had sailed. Even
whom the British wnrships were Bnil-
Ing toward Corinto. Helala hoodwinked
tho people and dcridod the idoa that
the British intended TO occupy tho
town. When the British ships did ar
rive they were amazed. one of the
presidents latest acts of persecution,
II Is alleged, was brutal treatment
upon the son OF ex-presldent Fnvaln
at Grenada while Favala was at that
place he was surrounded by soldiers.
Young I'avnln was taken out and
while his mother stood by. the soldiers
first searched and then bea; him.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-03

New orleans. La. May 2.---Cotton----
Firm. Mlddllng. o 8-iGc: low mildllng,
l5-l6c; good ordinary 1-2c, Net and
gross receipts, 2l2Si sales, 400; stock,
,723.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-03

london, May 2.-liar silver. 30 1851
per ounce. Money. I-2 per cent Tho
rate OF discount In the open market
FOR short and three months' bills, rs
per cent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-03
The best refrigerator
on the market,
Belongs now Perfection,
Sold ON easy payments at
MADDOX. ELLISON X co.
knights Of rythlas WIN War Asnlnat
Soccdcrs.

indianapolis Ind. May AT COM
ference OF the supreme officers of the
knights Of Pythlas It was decided to
wage war on gcccdcra from the order
who hive started the Improved order
OF knights Of pythla8" Commander
Richie was In doubt about the wisdom
Of bringing tho fight on. hut others Of
tho supreme officers insisted that no
quarter should be given.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-03

Houston, Tex. May 2.--Henry Fround
alderman for tho past several years.
and announced aa n candidate for may
or at next election. died suddenly at
home this morning OF heart disease at
thu ngp of a.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-03

r-u,horn. w. Va. May 2.-All the
,,,inera in the Houston mines went on
! st,iito this morning. A committee OF
strlEers waited on them last night
oporators and miners throughout the
Stid are holding together.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-03

New York, May 2--Govcrnment bonds
steady; stotos dull; railroad bonds dun.
BAR silver. 66c; Mexican dollars,
% Lilo.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-03

Albany, n y, May The senate rave
today reconHldered thr vote ,ansm ~.
,nr iii was defeated and passed the
measure Il to
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-03
,,.Ii0 STRONG, CLOSED WEAK


: r.eE NO CASH SALES
rnhn IN 10 INQUIRY FOR EITHER
an Mr. OR coRN-EARLY CA
W. W. o,-orEp GOOD ADVANCES
b.oy CLOSED HIGHER
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GRAIN.
10 =. G.. Mcpenk n Co:

Chicago, Ills, May News gener-
nv nae neon of n bnlIish character
Tte Cnclnnnti prIcn Cnrrent stated
~, rain ia vo,,i,d 4, r,n,v aorttnns
ml' III, ~ im s" 49, sjaii
Al onIv s0o Goa 0O0o bugbcIa Nortwest
rscelnts sbowei n fnIlint. or from tbc
nss, ,hrsa days ",I nnHics dnrin,. tho
,n,,,o sessi,n nv ron, 800, ~ st,o No.
,SS nd s.neoi.ii. ni KY ~, ~ Strg9,
spu .Spevia"y y'o@,IE; rcp,ro'ns ~
r.,ts hi"bor ''" irr wv, a r, - o nr,,
.hon, 'isne' ny Vipla"b WIS iiiin.
close prices remaining firm during the
,So,s pe s o' Inc ses'lSh. 9upsequeh.y
bushel on reoIlsin~ snIes nrrec,ad niso
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-03

q those long OF cotton TO regard the
chances as In their favor and TO hold
their cotton for a further advance
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-03

No family should be without
one OF new Perfection
Refrlgcrators.
Sold on easy payments.
MADDOX. ELLISON s CO.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-03

NEW YORK cLEARINGs.
New York, May 2,---Clearings, slis,-
1902, 7Ig; balances, $685., 65i.