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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-16
CATTLE IN DEMAND.
PACKERS AND SHIPPERS WE'RE
READY BUYERS.
A Large number OF noa- Were Car
rird over ON Account OF Very
Slack Demand.


CHICAGO, August u.
In cattle. dressed beef firms and ship
pers were very good buyers. and prices
showed no particular change. Common
10 extra native steers weighing 1000
to 1900 pounds were saloable at S3,60m6,
Very few went over $3.50, or below ",
and the bulk OF the sales were at $3.50
atb5O. The stockers and feeders trade
was active, with sales chiefly at S2,eOm
$40 for steers Weighing Gao TO 1000 lbs,
with some sales " larger cattle AT $3.50
al, Cows and helfers were la the usual
good demand ut Sl2ia375. Butcher
cows sold more readily than canning
lots. For bulls the prevailing prices
We're Sl.1508.h0. and veal calves were
active at S475d5.75 for good Texas cat
tie We're unchanged. only about 5000
having been received so far this week.
Sales were mostly between S3mi. good
fed lots having ceased coming, Western
range cattle receipts this week so far
foot up about $4,000 head They were
again IN fairly active demand at steady
prices. steers being saleablc at S3b0sl
AGO, with n few at higher prices, while
cows and heifers brought S2.25NS,75
only about 10 600 hogs We're received,
but enough We're left over from yester-
day to bring the supply up TO $4,000
head, and that was much larger mum
Der than could be sold. moderate
business was transacted. shippers taxi
Ing fair number OF choice light and
medium weights Heavy hogs sold at
an extreme range Of N.l0u4.65; mixed
lots at A.25Q47O; common TO choice
light weights at si.40fti.9O. and slngeing
pigs at Sig0T5. The sales We're prlncl-
pally at A,30ai40 for packing hogs, at
S4.i6diG0 for shipping grades, and at
AS0@405 for light weights
Good 10 choice sheep were steady;
other kinds again showed more or less
weakness, Natives were In demand at
$2M4 for poor to strictly choice, but
very few were good enough to bring
| $3.50. Western sheep comprised a share
| OF tho offerings, and sales were largely
/ AT 81 G0G3 90 Lambs were In fair sup
| ply aud in good request at unchanged
| prices for common, with an advance
OF lOc on the best
Receipts Cattle. 1900; calves, 1000
| hogs, 10 900; sheep, 1900.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-16

Fort Worth. Aug. 10, 1895.
Hams. medium. cahvassed, IL Lac
breakfast bacon, cHnvnsed. Sac.
Bacon, sides, smoked, I-l-2c
Bacon. bellies, smoked, lie.
Dry salt, sides. 20
Dry salt, bellies, 3-ic.
Leaf lard, tlerces, Z S-4c.
COMPOUND lard, tierces. 3-ic.
Lard In cans advance over terce
price: -.
s-4c: 5-pound cans, 7-Sc; 3-pound cans,
1c per pound,
bags of 100 pounds each or IN barrels,
3 lac; cut loaf or powdered l-Hei
choice yellow clarified, a-sci prime
yellow clarified. lac.
Coree-Roasted l-pound package,
Mokaska, 81 lie; Arbussle, s2e' Lion
zee.
Choice Rio. 81 l-2c.
Conee-Grcen. Fancy Java, 2sc'
Fancy Peaberry, 2ic.
Cordova, % lie,
Prime Rio, 20 lie,
Fair Rio, 10 lee.
Common Rio. 10 l-2c.
Benns-l.ady Washington, DC,
LIMA, lie.
Pinks &c.
Rnyaus, Lie.
Black-eye peas, i-2c'
Produce and frult-Apples, fancy
Northern, per barrel. $500; Calltolnl0'
Seeding oranges. S2.75. sh0lce lemons
S6Os, S60OG6,00; bananas, per hunSh,
81. 76Tg50: onions, new. ! l-Ec per ~
cabbage, &c per pound; new lrish pota-
toes. 5OIG0c. -.
Flour Cohhars prices,-Fancy patent.
50. 10: half patent. $500; family, SlsVi
foreign mills. high patont. s2lSi fahey
patent. $500,
Grain bags-Bale lots, now h-hu., y
az. S-ic: new, IL bu. S-o1; corn
4 3-ic: centrals, bale lots. &c; La Platas'
4c. second-hnnd oats sackA, Dq.i
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
wbeat-No. 2, zoe: No. 3. ne.
corn.-Shalled, mixed bulk. job lots
400. car corn from wagons, sou sue
sarked corn, car lots, {. o. b., country
noints. 32G9Sc; ear, CSC.
onts-TeNns rust-proof In bulk IRON
WAGON. 1Gd17c: car lots, sacked, T. o. De-
cn,,ntry points, is l-sWisc,
Hay-job lots. sI0o@s.oO' according
to quality. o.. - ,.,s -oc :
o. b. -, enc. cor lots coo,
chicken feed wheat. job lots, sSc pu'
feed meal, SIC; ear lots. soc cwt: n,
PouItry-sprlng chickens, N'59N-'v'
nor dozen; hens. s2,25r2.aV per dozen
iurkeya. Sdli per dozen.
Butter-lO4l5e; ~ ,e .
Butterlne. solid. 2O-pound tuDs' 10 IL
ERgs-Ic.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-16
MARKET DECLINES.
v,,h Heavier Drop WINS Antici-
.,.a owing to Reports Of Weak
ness Abroad-other Markets.


T. M
,,,nbard brothers y CO.'S cotton let
- sava Manchester reported yarns
tot and unchanged, cloths IN mod
sssa,e demand The liquidatlons OF yes
.ardav has created Feeling of un-
uuartsinty among the local traders and
- are at sea regarding the future
conrse OF prices, acting upon the pub
iIcatlon In Liverpool OF statement by
IL Sell of London that the bureau
",,,,itinn of the crop was not correct;
,t"t The market declined to points
" recoyer portion Of the decline at
~ cinse OF business. This weakness
broad was expected TO cause de-
e,Irs mere OF O TO 10 points, but to the
ostnnishmont Of the trade, prices re-
n,seI la decline more than or
,'Hints from yesterdays quotations
ma The decline was quickly recovered
a,han the selling for foreign account
caased. The temper OF the market IL
Secidedly bearish, based upon the idea
that we should at least have some re-
action from present prices before
mrther advance and as the majority
IN the trade have Parted with their
holdings, 1t Is not surprising that this
reaction In temper governs the mar
tel al the moment. Our crop advlces
show no Improvement. our mail today
contains Is poor crop reports from
North Carolina, Georgia, Mississippi,
Arkansas and Texas, while we have
one good report from Georgia. The
largest cotton planter In Mississippi,
ard in fact In the cotton belt, expects
ibis season to raise 90 per cent less
coiton thnn he did last season, Poor
accounts are now coming 10 us from
The country between Memphis and
Vicksburg They explain in that sec
lion the lack of bottom crop on the
plant due to wet weather In July.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-16

New York, Aug. 10. --Coffee-Optned
barely steady az 1918 points decline.
August Is. 20. September, i6,s.6i6 so;
october, ih.25I1b 30, December, Is 600
10 10; March, IA Is.
At noon the market was steady but
quiet at 1OQli5 points decline from yes
terday's closing price. The weakness
was due to the selling on smaller ware
house deliveries, slow demand for spot
ooffec and smaller receipts at Rio and
santos. The trading was entirely To-
cal. There was little buying for
foreign account.
Santos Market quiet; good average
Santos, IA 400 refs per 10 kllos; re-
ceipts, 1900 bags
Hamburg Steady and unchanged to
IA pfennig lower.
llUvro--C Closed. holiday.
Rio-Wealt; No, Z, 200 rels per 10
kilos; exchange, 10 1i-iGd,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-16

st. Louis. Aug. i5.-Flour, better In
quiry but unchanged.
Wheat--CloHed 1-i4l.9c above yester-
day August. 81 l.se; September,
81 l-2c; December, 60 i.9IGg 5-Sc.
Corn--Closed i-smi-ic above yester-
day Cash. see; August IS sac; Sep
TENDER, SO 3-Sc. December 20 i-Sc.
Oats-Better. Cash. 90 l-2c; August
ana September. ~ 3-ic; May, Doc. Rye,
lower, ~ i-eo flax seed steady. 81 .OG;
timothy seed lower SsI5Rf12 IT,; corn
meal unchanged; bran easy. 6ac bid east
for poor; eggs and butter unchanged;
whisky. steady, SIZE; bagglng and cot
ton tles unchanged; pork, higher, Job
bling. Ss.s7 IL; lard, higher. choice, So;
bacon and dry salt meats unchanged;
receipts, -four, 5000. wheat. $4,000: corn,
900, wheat. 10000; corn, $4,000. oats,
Il 600
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-16

liverpool. Aug. lb.-Cotton--Spot,
moderate demand; prices fayoring buy
srs. American mlddllng, fair. l7-J2d;
good midllng, 4 3-32d; American mid
ding, l5-1Gd; low middling. 3 l5-l6t;
good ordinary, 3 ll-l6d; Ordinary. l-2d.
The sales Of the day were 1900 bales,
Of which 10000 were for speculation
and export and included i0,S00 Ameri-
can. Receipts, 1900, including 1000
American.
Futures opened quiet and closed quiet
but steady. American mlddllng l., NJ,
c., August, 3 56-G4d; August and Sep
TENDER, 5G-GlQS 57-G4d; September aud
October, 57-6ld; october and Novem-
her, 3 5S.6ig3 59-Gid; November and Dc
cember, 60-6Id; December and jan
uary. 6l-6id; January and February,
62-6iQ3 G3-6id; February and March
ID; March and April, 4 1904 2-6I1.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-16

New York. Aug. 1.-THE cotton mar
tet opened steady at decline Of about
points and closed quiet at n net de-
,llne Of la3 points. The early weak
aess was due TO unsatisfactory cables
prlvote cables claimed that the decline
N liverpool was only the result Of
Inc bearish statment by Neill 10 the
Effect that the bureau report Of the
condition OF the crop was incorrect;
Thai the English market declined gas
points as result, covering only a
portion Of the loss, and closing as
result at net decline of l-2q2 points.
The English weakness was a surprise
10 the trade here, The conduct Of the
New York market later In the session
was n great surprise in the way that
Il resisted the local selling pressure.
Everybody seems to be disposed 70
wait for more Information about the
rrop particularly that Of South 'rn
Texas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-16

New York. Aug. i5.-AEents have
advanced prices as follows. An brands
OF printed fabrics, Gllderage and full
with 3G-inch bleached cottons 1-Sc each
Fearless 36-inch bleaohed cottons to
l-i clifton c. c. and Glendale Cons.
A, a. a. 36-lnch brown cottons 1 rs
each; Mnnhansctt 36-ipch hleached cot
tons to la; Senate half blcaehed cot
tons TO II; standard shcotluga, is;
Natchcz a. s6-inch brown sheetlngs,
lac. Natchez j., 30.lnch brown drills,
1-4c; Farmers Choice. 36-inch blcached
cottons, Be.
There was an Improved demand und
more business doing In all classes OF
cotton goods.
Printing cloths firm AT 80,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-16
LoNn oN rnolllnlrIoN.
Prc-Idcn, VI. II. Lloyd Thinks rrohi-
tIon ImpractIcnbIe in IA city.

NJ. d, Lloyd. president of the First
National bank. was yesterday asked
Tor his opinion ON the prohibition CUES
ton.
ITO begin with" he said. ~ am an
original prohlbitiUnlst. But | do not
believe that prohibition a practicable
IN n town as large as this, We cannot
keep them from selling liquor. how
over much we leEislate ON the matter.
And, az the liquor interests here pay
more than 5000 into the city treas
ury | think the best thing we can do
IL TO let the saloons stay open and
regulate them, II we vote prohibition
we viii have a lot OF blind tigers In
the town that will dispense great
deal Of mean liquor. for which the city
will get no revenue, ! think that
regulation will prove better than pro-
hlbition for us"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-16

caused by the purchase of 1900 shares
Tor covering short contracts OF the
MINORITY OF the stockholders who had
held out against the clique OF inalanrs
ana Were subjected TO a squeeze. After
an irregular opening, prices declined,
put quickly siendied. and before mid
DAY had reached Il general advance, In
which sugar was the most prominent.
Later N the day speculation became
hitner ana small advances We're made
generally Tennessee coal was pressed
FOR sale during the greater pan Of Inc
day and lost Ia per cent. The market
closed firm and generally higher,
Bonds were irregular. with sales OF
Sl,sl2. 900
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-16

closed strong at 5-sdi i-sc advance.
Trade was light and the early ten
dency lower, owing to weak cables aud
English selling. but with the advance
In corn shorts got frightened and COW
cred freely. Export demand was small,
September. 70 5-Sc; December, 7sc.
Cotton seed osl--Inactive
Coffee-~Options barely steady at 100
10 points decline. ruled generally weak
under slack spot demand, smaller
warehouse deliveries ami larger Brazil
receipts. closed quiet at 5ai5 points
net decline, spot Rio quiet. No. \.
i9c,
sugar--Raw, quiet. Refined ateady,
moderately active.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-16

NEW YoRK MONEY

,,Sy ~ York. Aug. 15.--Money on call
clos.5 ! per cent. last loan pes cent.
r.r per cent. Prime mercantile pa
~; 2 i-igi 80 per cent.
hpsis,nhs exchange easier with actual
An IN bankers' bills at CSC LA
ins, Tor demand and at s4.s9 l-i@
NsaSi Tor sixty days; posted rates,
si1iuallinerclal bills. Sass l-2ai.s IS 81.
rs,er certificates, &c 3-4d6T 1-Sc.
ara sesrnment bonds easy for new fours
inae,i,,es steady for old fours. states
'e' railroad bonds irregular.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-16
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.


Chicago, Aug i5.-Thc first thing
to strike the wheat traders was the
absence Of freezing temperature
The possibilities OF frost IN the North
west last night had buoyed up the eX-
pectntion of the bulls and disappolnt-
ment found immediate expression at
the opening. September whea. which
closed yesterday with buyers at &C
cents was not wanted at over O. Sac,
with numerous sellers at the same time
at 81 5-Sc Before 1t reacted IL had de-
cllncd the first hour To 60 3-Sc inside
of the next hour 1t had recovered to
&C i-ic and FOR some time thereafter
II was within a range Of 90 l-Sgf6i 3'fc.
The local sentiment was Inclined to be
bearish on the mildness of the export
business and the probability OF heavy
movement Of the new whent very soon
and there was free selling for a time
and as the market had little or no sup
port. the price gradually worked of.
While the market was weak and
tending downward sensational report
was sprung that a cold wave was APP
preaching OF unusual severity and the
sentiment quickly changed. Later adj
Vices dlsrredlted the weather sensation
story, however. and reports OF some
revival OF cash buying partially re-
stored confidence and the market had
a good rally The market was ner-
vously strong during the last hour and
closed at &C 5-Sc,
The corn market was 6sm after an
easy start. The reports concerning the
growth Of the plant was not SO uni
formly favorable az before ana ghorta
were soon willing 10 take proita The
demand was still maintained for cash
corn.
oats firm, helped by the strength in
wheat and corn.
Provisions were Influenced 10 some
extent by the better feeling In corn
and wheat. Pork left on with gain
Of rs cents and lard gained 10 cents
while ribs were IL i-2c higher nj close.
Estimated for tomorrow; Wheat 30
cars; corn. 6i3 cars; oats, s2G cars Hogs
1900 head.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-16

,..s Numerous Occasions NJ, which Reduced
lhe Round Trip Tiokem WIN % Sold to
Eastern points VIA southern Pa
elnc. Sunset Route.
ch.t,ttan Endcayor meeting, Boston, Mas.
a." for the round irlp, July , TO !.
eneA "a return August Z, 1875; -.
t"srs. for Tho round trip, July II 70 10,
one sa 10 return AuEuli .. lsss-
go epeiave Knights TemplAr, losion; Mass.
one fare Tor ihe o reSea rs sp1uA' - -
s9Fe ar firther Information call on your near
est ticket Ass"" G. W. BEIN.
T,anlc Natarer, Houston, Tex.
L. ]. PARKS,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-16

Kansas city, August 10. - Wheat
steady: No. hard. So 1906 l-2c; No.
red, 7O47lc; rejected, jl05ic.
Corn-l-2c lower; No. . mixed, $50
90 l-2e; NO white. 80 l-2c,
Onts-Firmer; No. mixed, lgc, No.
white. 23023 lee.
Rye-No. 2, AZ i-2c.
Flax seed-steady; August. a7e; Sep
tember, g6e.
Bran--Flrm. 5sG59c.
Hay-unchpngcd.
Butter-Steady, unohanged ID.
Egga-F,rm, Toe.
Resoipts--Wheat, 2l,Ooo: corn. 10000;
onts, 5000.
hipments-wheat. 1000. corn. 1000
oats, none.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-16
NEW YoRtl SPOT.

New York. Spot cotton closed quiet;
mlddllng uplands. 9-16c: mlddling
sult I 1890; sales 2i5 bales
A.. FUTURES closed quiet sales $4,000
ssaies, january. IA; February, 7.b2;
snasreh. 757; August, 7.27; Septemher,
80 october, 732; November, 1855; De-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-16

cclpts $500: shipments 5000. Good ma
tlyes steady; others slow and weak,
Texas. steers. 81 s5G4.00: Texas cows,
S2.25Qg, a.; beef steers. SO s5d5 80; MAJ
tive cows, 81 OOm3. 10; stockers and
feeders, 81 .G5fl4 20. bulls. Si.9On3.lO.
Hogs-Receipts 5luo; shipments, 700,
Market for best lights steady, others
weak to DC lower: bulk OF sales, 81 90
lfi.G5 heavics. $4.30@i.5 60; packers,
81 40p4 CO. mixed, 81 .400l,G5; lights,
Si.40u4 so: workers.. 81 G5Q4.S5; pigs,
81. 1904. 20
Sheep Receipts 1909; shipments
1900. Market slow but steady. lambs,
50. i0G4 30, muttons 2.75u3.20.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-16

Liverpool. Aug. Whcat-Spot
steady, demand poor; No rcd winter.
5s Cd; No, red spring. 5s Sd; No. 1
hard Manitoba 50 S 1-2d No, 1 Cali
fornia, Or l.2d
Futures steady, l-2d lower; August,
5s 4 Id; September. Or 4 l-2d october.
bs Sd; November. bs o 1-2d; December.
o. Cd.
Corn-spot, quiet; American mixed,
new. 81 10 la.
Futurts-Qulct. l-i@1-2d lower; Au-
gust rs . 1-2d: September. - . 1-id; o.
tobcr. 81 10d. December. o. . Lid; jan
nary. 20 Ida
Flour-SteaLy demand fair, fr'sly
sunnlied; 81. Lculs fancy wlnter. b.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-16

Jas. Ryan ct ux. TO Phillips Iny. Co,
lot 4. block b, Jas. Ryan's subdivision
or block i5s. ti700.
W. II. Moore TO Panther city Real
Estate company. part Of the A. Rob
inson SURVEY. $50.
Jas II. Starr 10 y = Ellington, lot
IN Gleason survey, siy2.
Samuel .Bowies 20 Mutual Home and
Loan company. part Of block ~. city
survey. $500.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-16

New York. Aug. l5.--Cotton-Quiet'
Niddllng, Z g-l6c. Net receipts, none
gross, 547; exports to Great Britain
2oOi France, 20; continent, 1907 for
warded, 90; sales. 2ij, all spiners; stock
itsO2g.
Total today-Net receipts, 179; ex-
ports Great Britain, 200; France. 2ti
continent, 100; stock, I09,3S7.
consolldated-Net receipts. 146s; ex-
ports to Great Britain, 800; France, 81;
continent, 395.
Total since September met receipts,
1sl?,255i exports to Great Britain, 9,iib,-
~; Ffance. 775.37O; continent. 2.i8O. sos.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-16

aisM York Aug. 15.--The share spec
feain. Today was without important
bs,,e, The tone OF the market was
va, uhan yesterday, but the trade
sc,r. unto atringency. The frost
cogert aaaVlnE subsidized. there was some
Thai s IN the grangers, and the fact
shlpp,as Other ENGAGEMENTS OF gold
helnes rs % Europe were announced
h., 20 strengthen the general mar
h i, Nsw hnelend soid up per cent 10
S'0sing at that point. This was
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-16

New Orleans, La, Aug. 15.-Cotton-
Am an, steady. Middling, lac; low mid
snns, ll-l6c; ordinary. 3-Sc. Net and
$3.50 ~, receipts, 1el bales: sales. so bales;
rosk, 7s,42l bales.
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rxcrnsIoN b rnn nAsr.


!, n ,Ils, 1,nni,r e,pcIsv, ov.p Xma.
rlehy mountains at highest point above
sea leyel; nnJund fninouH horseshoe curve.
aleng tie Blue Juniaih. stop.oyer priyll.
cses and nrst-claRs accommodations E1-
cursiouists have choice OF returning Via
Hudson river, Niagara Falls and other
rautea. write or wire Drummer, zoo Chest.
whin you pass through that city. Hen
DIS II cheerfully. and also arrange Pullman
accommodations. No charge for Ills ser
vices.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-16

Washington. Aug l5.-'roday's state
mdut of the condition OF the treasury
shows. Available cash balance $751;
O24, 252, gold reserve, SlOl ,9iG,2S3,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-16

New Orleans, Aug. 15.--Cotton futures
neady. Sales. $4,000: August 40 bid;
september, 7l0d712; October, 712@GlS;
november, 7,100T1i; December 7lbW
Nv January, 72lQI22; February, 726
gsN; March. I3iqZ3S; April. 1860
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-16

New York, August l5.--wheat--Re-
ceipts $4,000 bushels, spot dull. No
red n 3-sc; No. 1 northern. % f-sc'
NO. hard. "A Use.
optlons followed corn today and
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hida No bid Will be allowed to be Withdrawn
temporarily or otherwise after having been
hlcd with the Secretary Of state, unless ny
unanimous consent OF the Board OF Public
Printing. Copies o. the law authorizing this
work may be had upon application 20 tho
Secretary Of state. Allison MaynUld, socrc-
iary Of Htate, NJ. ~, Crane Attorney General,
W, u. Workman. state Treahuror, Hoard ~
Public Printing Department OF state Aus
tin. Texas July 10. 1895.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-16

~ Louis, Aug. ls.-cotton steady:
a.p'uul,ng, 1-Sc. Sales. none; receipts.
y Saies shipments. 1870 bales; stock,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-16

London, Aug. 10 Bar silver 30 $50
per ounce. Money l-2G3-i per cent.
Rate OF discount I'm short AMI three
months bills li-l6 and 5-S per cent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-16
NnrIcr.

The city Railway company VII .ll,l nav ar
y n ar 20 cents, for . cents. az y.
tt,,,i'-py's oficc on Jennings avenue, 80 "
NJ i. Flsher's drug ators w ~, fiS Sa., ,..r
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-16

When baby was sick, We gave her cAstoria
Wien she was a Child. she criod for caasoria.
When Ahc became Mia, she chung to castoria.
When abe had chlarsu. she gave them caaiorla.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-16

New York. Aug. l5.-The total sales
Of stocks today were i3O,3S2 shares IN
Guiding. American sugar, i6,O9o, Amer
lean tobacco, $500; distilling and c.
Il. 1860.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-16

l.. II. starbery % : A. Gaines. part
Of the A. Robinson survey. $3.50.
Sslile wilkes ct al. 20 Kate Mogru-
der. lot ? block 81. city survey, s2voe.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-16

London, Aug i5-Consuls for money
100 7.lG; do for the account 100 IL.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-16

New York, Aug. 15.-Clearlngs. $780,
70 5sl; balances, sG,55g. 9G7,