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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-11

New York, April 10. The stock
market today was firm. with light bus
mess ana narrow fluctuations. Tho
Vanderbilt stocks were up again. Mich
igan Central and Canadian Southern
making n new high record for the
year. The publication OF the Atchi-
son reorganization plan brought tho
stock into some activity. sales being
made between t2 Id and 90 -, the
latter being the closing price. The ac-
tiun of the directors In indorslng the
plan Of reorganization impaired firm
ness to the trade In the shares. Sugar
was bought IN round amounts by the
room traders closing 10 higher In
the final trading the market was weak
ana reactions took place, but the clos
Ing figures We're mostly higher than
yesterdays last quotations. Michigan
Central was up l H.; Lake shore
$40; Leather, preferred j Ia; General
Electric, rs; Disilllcrs -.
Bonds We're fairly active and higher
Total sales. Si,464OOO Rio Grunde West
ern, is, rose 1 3-S; Union Pacific, gold
G's, declined ! per cent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-11

closing quiet and nominal. No 2 red.
store and elevator. SO S-sc: anont.
81 '-so; f. O. b.. 81 3-Sc afoat; No.
nerd, SO l-ic Options sold up on small
local buying. eased Off again in absence
OF speculative support. closing dun at
unchanged to l-sc net decline as fol.
lows: No 2 red. May 50 S-sc. June.
90 use. nominal: July 60 1885, August,
Go Use.
Hides-Strong
Isather-Firm.
WoOl-Quiet
Pig. iron-Qulet Scotch, $1,000;
American, Sa,b0ml2.
C9pper-steauy; brokers' price, . SIS;
exchange price. $40.
Lead-Quiet, brokers' price. $295: eX-
change price, S3.07 l-2I31O.
Tin STEADY; straits. sl3so0l3a5;
Cottcnseed oil--steady. moderately
active In small way on local account.
Firmer advlces from the South.
Coffee-optlons weak and lower ex-
cept for April which advanced is
points. Sales. 1880 bags, inoluding
April H440pli.55; May. Hil6nliSO.
June, Sl4,20; July, Siil0Gl425: Septem-
Der, SlA0OQ1A05; october. Sli05I18 10;
December, Sl3e5m1A0O. Spot coffee
Rio quiet; No. Z. 10 l-2c: mdaling.
quiet; Cordova, is l-2Gl9c. Sales, 500
bars TO Central American points.
Sugar Raw. firm; sales, 9is0 hurs.
Centrifugal. % test. 3-16c. and $50 tons
AT 3-l6q. c. q r.; $50 hhds Musco-
vado- So test at ! l5-lGc and f: i7b
hhds- ut Size. Refined quiet
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-11

Washington. April VT would app
pear that the answer made by Sir Ed
ward rGay la the house Ut commons TO
the question of Sir George Powell that
the government had not received any
proposal from the United States 10
summon conference of the powers
concerned TO deal with the seal iishcrIes
Of the North Pacific" strongly roscm-
blcs technical evasion of the point
The correspondence With Great Britain
relative to Behring Sea is just hcing
published In pamphlet form by the
state department ana under date Of
January g. last, appears note from
Secretary Gresham to Sir Julian
Paunrefote. the British ambassador, In
which Secretary Gresham speaks of
the deep snllcitude on the part Of the
president with regard to the future Of
the seal herd In view of the extensive
number killed last season The prOs-
dent had been convinced that the reRu-
latiuns I'm force had not operated 10
prevent tho destruction Of the herd,
and unless u speedy change was made
determination must follow. such de-
plornble result should II possible, be
ayCrlcd,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-11
NEW ORLEANS PRnnrrn-

New orleans, April 10.--Hog products.
better demand; pork, 10 l-Sc.
Lard-Refned fierce, l-4c.
Boxed moats-Dry salt shoulders.
7-Scl sides, G 5-Sc
Bacon--Sides, i-ic.
Hams-Choice sugar-cured, gl-4N
3-4c.
1-sc.
colfoe-oulet; Rio. ordinary to fair.
IS 1-idllg 1-9c.
Flour-Dun extra fancy, $3.50 pa
Cornmeal-Quict s2aO.
Bran-Firmor; So 1-2US6c.
Corn-Steady; No. .. sacked white
and mixed. 52c; yellow soc.
Oats-Easy; No. .. sacked, S955.
Hay-Dull. prime Sl301l: choice,
susar-steady; open kettle. choice.
'-l6c; strictly prime. 7-l6G2 l-2c:
good fair TO fully fair, 9 5-lGGa 3-Sc:
FAIR l-iit2 j-lGc: good common, 1-S1
lie; Inferior ] 5-Sdl 7-Sc: centrifugal
plantation granulated, &-fc: Off do.
3 5-Sc; choice white, . 7-l6T8 0-l6c; on
white, l-St63 Lie; gray white. lice:
choice yellow clarified, l-lGd3 i-gc:
prime do 81; or do, 5-S02 15-lGc:
seconds, / l-26f2 I-Sc.
MolassoF- quiet: Centrifugal. good
prime, l0Ql1c; good fair 10 prime. Ease;
good common to fair. &c; interior to
common, 4Q5c.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-11
$50 COTTON ( ~


Boston. April l0,-The American Wool
and Cotton Reporter will say tomor-
row; The demand during the past week
has run 10 foreign woods including
Australian, Munteyldeo, South Ameri-
can. Cape and Canada stocks, The
transactions In foreign woods exceeded
those in domestic woods. The latter
have as yet failed to respond 10 the
moderate advances established abroad.
There IL no Indication Of the slightest
appreciation In values, Holders OF
domestic stock are content for the time
being to let their stock 30 az current
values, Some new Michigan wool has
arrived, the first lot Of the season,
which. by the way came In very good
condition, showing that great palms had
becn taken In putting IL up for the
market The hrst new lot OF Montana
wool has also arrived which Is un-
usually early. This lot Is in fairly good
condition. but could De improved upon,
The sales OF the week amount 70
| l,013OOO pounds FOR domestic and l,6Oj,-
900 pounds foreign, against a total OF
| 4iS3,500 for the previous week and n
/ total Of 2.5lS0O0 pounds for the cor
| responding week last year. The snlcs
since January l. 1895, amount 10 A.
| 2l9,50 pounds against a total of 3705i,-
| 400 pounds q year ago.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-11

New York, April o.-Tho Evening
Posts London cablegram says: The
settlement has been satisfactorily CON
Guided. There Is q stampede of brok-
ers for the Easter holidays. and the
stock markets were consequently quiet
today except for kalllrs. which were
booming up to the close Americans
were duh. AtchisOn sold on the pub
llcatlon Of the reorganization scheme.
although It contains nothing but what
was already known, South Americans
were still Nat and weak, the allotment
of India council today adversely af-
fected the silver stocks Indications IA
vur good tone and active business in
the stock markets after Easter
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-11

Liverpool, April lO.--Cotton--Spot act
i've prices firm: American mid fair
8 l-32d; good mid, 9-a2d; American
mid 7-i6d. low mid 5-lGd good or
binary 3-l6d ordinary ga The sales
of the day We're $4,000 bales, OF which
1900 were for speculation and export
aud included 2l,S0O American.
Futures opened quiet and steady and
closed quiet and steady. American mid
L. NJ c, April. 3 22-6id; April aud May,
Q 22-6id; May and June, 23-6i03 "a
SID; June and July, 25-Gl; July and
August, 26-6id; August und Septem-
Der, 27-Gid3 5000: September and
October, 2S-6il8 2o-6id; October and
November, 3O-5id; November and De
cember, 3 31-6id; December and Jnnu-
AIRY, 9 32-G4d, Tho tenders of to-days
deliveries were 400 bales new dockets
and 100 bales old dockets
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-11
IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS.
SEVERAL QUESTIONS ASKED RE-
GARDINo AMERICA,
CONNECTED WITH THE MIC
ARAoUA CANAL, THE BEHRrNG
SEA FISHERIES AND MONEY FOR
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PEOPLE
DON'T UNDERSTAND IT.


LONDON, April .,
Replying to n question In the house
Of commons today the parliamentary
secretary OF the foreign office. Sir Eds
ward Gray. said that the government
was aware that the United States had
appointed a commission TO inquire into
the feasibility OF tho plan OF building
a.canal across Nicaragua, but he added
that Great Britain could not appoint
commission to cooperate with the
Utilized States commission unless tho
government OF the United States was
desIrcus chat Great Britain should do
so. In answer 20 a question as to
whether the government would take all
the steps In tia power 10 safeguard the
interests OF Great Britain IN connection
with the proposed canal. Sir Edward
Gray said that In case tho construc-
ton OF the canal was proceeded with
the government would take steps To in
sure that their trade was placed on the
same footing as that with other ma
lions.
In answer to question OF Sir George
wv ~ ~ 'sA'h VIC bNNhlNhANNA NNh Ilhl
received any priposal from the Cnitsd
states to summon a conference of the
powers concerned 10 deal with the seal
fisheries OF the North Pacific.
Sir George Powell also asked whcth-
er Great Britain would refuse to join
In such a conference unless the confer
cnce Is instructed ON the lines sug-
gested by the Paris tribunal of agbl-
trauon In 1898. but TO this question sir
Edward Gray made no reply,
Answering the question ut Sir George
Powell MS To whctE'r u petition had
been received from Canada suggesting
that In consequence of the inability
| OF the United states 10 = appropriate tho
| sum agreed upon under the Paris
award ana in view OF the serious nnan-
| clnl difficulties 10 the seal fishers
which had arisen ia consequence, Great
| Britain would advance come portion OF
| the award pending final settlement
| with the United states, MI sidney
| Buxton, parliamentary secretary to tho
colonial uilicc, said.
% am not In position To answer
| that question:
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-11

lower courts are concerned, said At
torney General Olney today. the di-
vision Of the supreme court upon the
income tax law Is az binding ns II the
whole court had been unanimous In its
favor | can not believe amy Judge
would grant inJunct.ons to prevent a
collector from collecting the tax on In
comes derived from other sources than
rents ana state ana municipal bonds.
The only way J can see by which per-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-11

st. Louis, Mo, April 10. -Cattle-Re-
celpts, 5000; shipments. 90O Market
weak and 5dl0c of on best grades. Elk
port steers, S5.S5I6. 10; good to choice,
S5.2505,75; fair to medium. 81 6006i0.
some native yearlings brought S5.35;
stocSers and feeders. 50. GOA 30. COWS.
S2.25MI,0O: fed Texas steers, $4.0065. 90:
grass Texas steers. $2.75q3. SO: cows.
81 .OOQ8.75.
Hogs-Recelpts, 6l00: shipments. 300:
market opened steady but grew weak
and closed &c to lOc lower Heavy,
50 056r5.15; mixed. 81 7jf5.O5: Hight.
81. S0d5.00,
sheep-Recelpts. $500; shipments, 1900:
market firm, with quick sales Of ali
good grades, Native mixed ranged at
S450G500; Texas, Sl.75U4CO; spring
lambs, 40 pounds. $3.50.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-11

New York, April .--Cofire--santos
inactive; good average santos. nomu-
al; receipts, 1900 bags. stock. 2i1.-
600 bags, cleared from Santos, April
Q, steamship barton. 5000 bags. Ham
burg barely steady at 1884 pfennig
decline; sales, 1900 bags; holiday IN
Hamburg on Friday saturday and
Monday. Rio qule,: No. Z Rio. 1900:
exchange 6-Sd. Receipts, L, 600 bags:
cleared for United States, IS 900 bags:
cleared for Europe 5000 bags; stock
lSa,O0J bags: cleared from Rio, April
9, steamship Brazil. $4,000 bags. Ware
house deliveries from New York yes
tcrd7y, 560S bags; New York stock to-
day, 1851 bags; United States stock
2lS,t35 bags; atloat for United States.
$4,000 bags: total visible tor United
States, 493,37j bags, against 5ll.g0
bags last year
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-11

sons who object TO paying the tax can
secure Judicial action is by their paving
the tax under protest and entering suit
for Its recovery. The attorney general
says that some papers had made the
mistake Of saying that in his artyn-
mentioned rents as well as public bonds
as likely TO be Unconstitutional feat,
ures OF law
sit is a mistake to state included
the Incomes derived from rents" said
Mr.. olnoy. 81 did not believe the law
would hold regarding the taxing OF
state and municipal bonds and am giad
the decision IS against Il IN that regard,
but I did not say anything OF the sort
about ronts,"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-11

New York April iO,--U. S. As. new.
100 l-2: u. s. Is, coup. l2O H.; 4. 3.
Is. reg. ll5 "a; U. $. o., coup. 1l5 "a;
u, $. As, reg, III 3-S. U. $. A., coup,
liz; Z, ). 20 reg, 70, Missouri Os. 100;
Atchison IS. GS 3-S; Atchlson. "a \,
20 l-2. Central Pacific lists OF Us. 10i IL:
Denver & RIO Grande Is. lis Ia; Dem
yer s. Rio GrandeG ~, 50 s-4; @, II, e s.
& T. Cent. 50, 106 II; II. &. r. Cent.
IS, 100; NJ X. & n first A.. SO i-2; NJ.
X. a r. second ~. 50 is: ST. l.. a i. NJ.
Gen. 81, "a; st. L. & S. II. Gen Is. 1906;
Texas Pacific flrsts. 81 "a. Texas Pa
clfic seconds. % 81 Union Pacific lsts
OF '9G, i04 IL; West Shore Is. 1O5 is.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-11

London. April "a dispatch to- The
Times from Kobe says II lH the cor
respondents belief that 1t Us the desire
OF the Japanese officials 90 have per-
footod the peace negotiations
The japanese press, lac 7nys, depro-
Gates the conclusion Of pence nj pros
ont and adds that Il would be iucor-
rect to Infer that the arm!stloo for
northern China Indicates disposition
toward peace IN conclusion. the CORE
spondent says that some OF the iufu-
entail papers demand. besides tine o.
curation Of pcidu, the subiuBation Of
southern China
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-11

Chicago, April 1O.-only about 1900
cattle arrived to-day, yet buyers were
slow to take hold. Common TO choice,
SA25GG15. and extra beeves would have
brought S6.25G64p Sixteen head av-
eraging 20i0 pounds sold nj Sc, their
We're largely At $4,000. Cows and
bulls sold principally Mt $4,000; veal
calves, S21A75.
Hogs were In light demand and &c
lower in spite Of light receipts Heavy
weights showed the greatest weakness
Early In the day heavy packing hogs
were saleabla at S5.35.
Sheep were weak and iOc lower early,
but later prices recovered on better
general buying, Sheep sold on a basfa
OF $2.75aAS5. sales being largely az
Sl.20 an. Lambs sold ~ Si1675.
Receipts--Cattle. 1000; calves. 500.
hogs. $1,000; sheep, 1000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-11
COTTON MARKET.
Liverpool sim Leading the Advance
spot Cotton Higher, Contracts up.
BY e. @. Mcrcak & Co.


IA, II q Ntcpcatf A. co
- tsori Worth Tcv April 10. 1891.
rivarnoel advanced SPOT quotations
90 3'NeI TX "a hrst,ess was trans,
,,fod s,ies snountine Ia q ana bnise
~ y,ltcl, ts s0O wore american cotton
Nrrlvais reaaeted this better feeling
,nd onened steady and 9-64 higher nj
N =, yyos 10 n6inf better buf heavy
re',ii@ing denressrd the market 10 some
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-11

New York. April l0.--There was more
inquiry and demand for brown cottons
IN consequence OF near deliveries being
oversold. All grades Of bleached cot
ton have had more attention and the
market is full of orders at old prices
Colored cottons are receiving fair at
tention ana the entire cotton goods
market is stronger. Printing cloths are
active In demand at 9-lG for "a square
and sales 80 far this week reach fully
1900 pieces and about 10000 pieces
odds
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-11

Liverpool. April 1O.--Wheat-Spot
Quiet but steady; demand poor: No. .
red winter. As l-2d; No. ? red spring.
lbs "a; No. / hard Manitoba, 5s 2di No.
b California, As lid.
Fuures-Quiet and steady. April and
MAY Unchanged, other months LA
higher. April, As . l-2d; May, As 1-2l;
Hume, Is . I'D; July. As . sid; August
n l0i: September, As 10 Lid.
Cou-Spot American mixed new 49,.
a LA. Futures quiet; June, Lid lower;
h.ha. months unchanged: April, A. led
hiay. As 1 I'D; June. 4s l-2d; July,
3J: August. As 3 lid; September,
u l-2d
Elnur MN. mndernte demand.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-11

New York, April lJ.-Moncy ON call
easy at 2af2 ~ per cent; last loan
? l-2; closed. IL per cent. Prime
mercantile paper, ia5 L. per cent.
Sterling exchange easier; actual busi-
ntss in bankers bills at Si.S9 LEA
4S9 5-s, demand. and Sl.SS 1-SQi.SS Ia
for 60 days, posted rates, S4.sS l-2igSg
1-2 aud Sl9OGtsO l-g; commercial bills,
Si,S7 1-2; silver certificates, G7n67 1-2c;
bar silver, Ct lie; Mexican dollars.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-11

New York, April -Cotton-Qulet;
mid 1-2 Net receipts none, gross
aSiS: exports, Great Britain e322, COM
tlnent SOL; forwarded 920 sales, &C, all
splnners; stock, 232,7S9. Total to-day.
Net receipts. S0Sl; exports. Great Brit
ain. 1894; continent 1855; stock. SiG,o79
Great Britain $500, continent 59G5 stock
glG.079. Total since September /. Net
receipts, 7,iG06S3; exports, Great Brit
ain 2sS3,467; France, 1925; continent
3 1902 ego
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-11

r. =. We FA' VAN @ ~
IChIcaEo. MS, April lo.--Although the
feather map this morning shows per-
t2t growing weather over the country
lad the bureau report stated mat re-
snt rains had greatly benentted crops
bud Improved tho wheat situation.
>ur market has been very firm during
D. entire session, although the volume
business transacted has been in
tnitiCaut owing TO the government
rpuw due this afternoon. May
yheat has again been well supported,
Though during the latter part Of the
|fssion July appeared In better de
n.nd than yesterday. the spread be
2ming from les to ! Ii. Receipts az
Nints were only l6i 600 against si2OO1
n year, while shipments amount to
" 900 against $1,000 GOlns out OF Chi
NC against receipts OF 1850. Clearances
n the seahoard amounted 10 about 400,-
~ bushels OF wheat ana flour, mostly
nm New York and Baltimore. Foreign
4rkets closed nomlnHlly unchanged,
Mept for Paris which appears very
8ch depressed, being from ! to cents
"A bushel lower again today. This
IN perhaps be due to the large Rus
IN shipments reported yesterday. Out
~ American markets are all firm and
Hfher. Minneapolis reports q reduc-
@Nl q 4OO,VOO IN her pubic elevator
focks during the past three days. As
|9on as navigation opens. which Will
ikfly be in a few days, we look for
+hrge movement OF grain. which COM
)Afed with the very Hight receipts may
'c.pn attraction for the investor.
(orn-Coarse grains have been
MOLLY. Receipts Of corn at primary
pqlnts $4,000 against 217,O0O last year.
Pal there is not much vim noted on the
eng side owing to the present weather
9on ditions. There appears to be a good
con cash demand. but outside of this
xHy little is doing, especially with the
fProvislons-Nlarket opened slightly
.oFer on account Of larger receipts Of
Eogs than estimated, but the demand
Ha good and prices moved up 25c per
9afrel for pork and 1-2 TO &c per 100
<2r lard and ribs, closing firm at about
~ prices.
e LAAIsoN BROS. g. co.
I RANGE OF PRICES
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-11

ST. Johnsbury. VT. April 9.-The
Houthhound passenger train on the
Boston and Maine railroad collided
with a barge boulder on the track near
Smiths Mills last night Engineer $
]. Rooney and Fireman Lewis Elmer
son were fatally scalded.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-11

New Orleans, April 1O.--Cotton--Fu-
lures steady; sales 10000 bales. April
sos; May, 60lNGD2; June. G.O9UG10;
July. 6l6uGl5; August. 6,90H6.2i; Sep
tcmber, 6.2iHG.gJ. October. G.27MG.2S;
November, GIWf,22; December, 63iU
G.S5; January, Gas bid.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-11

longs taking profits on the bulge as
reaction Is then IN order
Liverpool exchange closes tomorrow
evening for the Easter holidays and
will not reopen till next Wednesday,
The American exchanges close only for
Friday and Saturday and win be open
again Monday,
RANGE OF PRICES NEW YORK
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-11

New York, April O.-Cotton--spot
closed quiet; mlddlng uplauds, l-2e,
middlins gulf 3-lc. Sales. &c.
Futures closed firm; s1les, 2ll. 100
bales. Janunry, COZ; April, 6,43i May,
j.45; June, CAB. July. 6,46; August, Gas,
Septcmne G5O; November, COS: Dc
aember, 662.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-11

Easton, Pa, April i0.-Thc water In
the Delaware has reached the highest
point known since 70. Electric cars
were compelled to stop running aa the
water is In the Edison station and the
machinery Is useless. An Industries
In Oldenweldertowu ~ close down.
People ON Front street are compelled
to move into second stories Cousld-
cradle damage has been done to tho
wall OF larger buildings. ana there "a
considerable danger OF some OF them
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-11
FREsHEr on THE HUDSON.

Troy. N. y, Aprn iO.-The biggest
freshct in the Hudson In years Is now
threatening this point water negan
to Rise rapidly yesterday afternoon.
The heavy rain which fell last night
added To the hnol. The water is "A
feet above low tide mark ana all docks
submerged
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-11
GALVESTON COTTON

Galveston. Tex, April lO.-Cotton-
Firm; mid. 8 l5-lGc. Sales 1ils bales;
receipts, ll2d; exports, none; stock,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-11

New York, April lO.--Atchison. r i-2;
Central Pacific, &c ~; Chicago g. Alton.
i47 Chicago. Burlington a. Quincy,
u l-2; Cotton on certificates. Is rs;
Delaware q Hudson, l25 L.. Delaware.
Lackawanna q Western. l5s rs; Dem
yer q Rio Grande preferred, IS Ia;
D'sliiieT I,,, ana Sat,ls Eeeqers' CO.,
Texus preferred. 20 rs: Lake shore.
l3S 81; Louisville g. Nashville. 81 rs:
Missouri Pacific. 20 i-2; Northern Pa
olhe' Z S-si Northern Pacific preferred,
n 81; Northwestern preferred. 1875 -.
Pacific Mall, % 3-S; Reading. u rs;
RIO Grande WeahTn. lG 9-s: Rock Isl
and. 90 l-2; ST. Paul % -. 81. Paul
nreferred. us ~; Sugar Refinery, 1903;
Tennessee Coal a. Iron. II 3-S, Texas
Pacific . SIS; u s. Express, Al, Wa
bash St l.. g. Pac.. ~: Wabash S.
l.. g.. Pac. preferred. u i-g; Wells Far
90 Express. lo5. Western Union. 81 IL,
Denver & Rio Grande. 49, Housfon Il
lixus CentraL,1 l-2.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-11
TRADE ON GRAIN WAS QUIET.
light RECEIPTS THE CHIEF FAC.
TOR GIVING TONE.

WHEAT GAINED AN EIGHTH AND
CORN A QUARTER CENT ON THE
nay - PROVISIONS FIRM AND
HtGHER-THE LIVE STOCK MAR
KETs-oTHER MARKET NEWS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-11

collapsing. Many frame buildings are
already carried away. Water Is stiil
rising
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-11

No family should be without
one OF new Perfection
Refrigarators.
Sud ON easy payments.
MADDO&. ELLISON & co.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-11

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a 1880. exports, l70.so0; sales.
spot, l,2I5,o00 futures. Spot dull,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-11

40 family should be without
one OF new Perfection
Refrigerators.
Sold on easy payments.
MADDOX. ELLISON & co.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-12-27
DR., TELLER
1870 E. 7h Street, St. Paul, kinn.

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DR.. Feller, who has had many years
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uate from one Of the leading medical
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