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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-26
MARKET is SLUGGISH
CATTLE AT CHICAGO MEET WITH
STEADY PRICES.
There Was Good Demund foy irogs
and some Grade. Secured nm
Advance.

Chicago, Nov. 25.-There was no par
ticuiar change in cattle and the marke,
was steady and moderately active.
GOOD TO choice fat beeves averaging
i2Vo 10 1900 pounds sold the best. Ma.
i've beeves We're saleabie at si.0515.T0:
common to fancy with sales chiefly at
}S1oqi50. Exporters have become
light buyers and their purchases last
week were only 222O head as against
1919 the preceding week and 1855 the
corresponding week OF 1894 l'hc stock.
or ana feeder trade has fallen off and
only 70 cars were sent westward from
here last week, being the smallest ship
ment IN several months, Supplies OF
stock cattle have become greatly less.
ehed since westerns have stopped COM
ing In good numbers. Butchers and can
ners stun ruled fairly active and steady
and cows sold largely at sl.s5Q2S5
Western rangers and Texans were
steady at fairly active prices.
There Was Il good demand tor hogs
from city packers today, and although
competition from Eastern sl.ippers
continued light, prices We're p'~ingei
with some sales OF choice aroves at an
advance OF 2 l-2Q5c per 100 pounds.
Sales ranged at s3.l0G3.7o. the bulk
at 81. 55QS.65. The range OF prices
was narrow and heavy. light mi me.
dlum weights sold close together. Pigs
sold brislly, chiefly at 50. 40Q3.60.
Common TO prime sheep were at 81. &c
$3.50. sales largely ut 81. 00dDS. 90. with
very few good enough to bring s3.25.
Lambs We're In demand at 50 s0a4 80,
with not mSny choice fiocks on sale.
Western sheep are becoming scarcer.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.


WILL open about November 2Tth in
the, Glen Walker Building. Houston
ana sixth streets. complete new
STOCK OF Chinese and Japanese novel;
ties OF the finest quality; public cor
daily invited to call and examine.
Tang Fat. proprietor.
RECEIVERS sALE--By virtue OF an
order OF the district court OF Grnysoa
county, Texas, will. Rs receiver, pro-
coed TO sell Mt Dcnison, Texas, on FRI
day, November 20. 1895. OF II o'clock
n. M. to the highest bidder for cash,
the following property. a stock OF
goods, invoice sii ,ts020. situated Ia
Denison, also a stock OF goods. Invoice
s167t,7i. situated In Bowie. Texas; also
stock OF goods situated In Decatur,
Tex. invoice SEQ 1876. &C. These stocks OF
goods consist OF dry goods. clothing.
hats boots and shoes, and being origi-
nally owned by II, NJ. Reid, and over
which was appointed received by this
court. The above Invoices were taken
by me. and / will guarantee upon the
sale that the goods described In the
inventory are In the several s,ockH
In the event there IL any shortage, the
same shall be deducted from the
amount OF the invoice. Probable pur.
chasers desiring to inspect goods ana
invoices Will see ]. p, Wheat, Dent
son; John Bradley, Bowie. IL. N. Tuck.
Decatur, All OF above stocks will be
sold at Denison, but will be snld sep
arately. The sale will be subject 10
approval by this court. 81 Wheat, Re-
cciver, sherman. Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-26
THE STATE COURTS.


proceedings In court OF Fifth judicial
district civil appeals ut Dallas.
Cases aifirmei-T. Il. King & Co. VS..
Texas State Fair and Dallas exposi.
lion. Dallas county W. E. Best VS.. w.
a. Kay. Dallas county; 3. f. Edwards
vs. Covington q Clark, Johnson count
y; q. w. Burchdeld vs.. A. A. Barnes.
Johnson county
Reversed and remanded-R. L.
Brown vs.. ]. i. Roland Kaufman
county; s. a. Cook vs.. d. A. Coleman
ct al. urayson county; NJ, X. 4 +.
Ry. Co. We. Scott Thompson, Grayson
county; NJ. Il. & IT. Ry. Co. VS.. Jeff
whitaker. Grayson county: L. r.
Leonard ct al vs. j. ]. Rives, Marion
county.
In the case OF q. w. Allison ct al. vs.
Eliza Pitkin ct al, from Hunt county,
the judgment was affirmed as to Eliza
and q. w. Pitkln. and reversed and
remanded as to Todd and Todd and
Warren.
In the case OF Fannin county Va.
Joshua hlghtower. from Fnnnin
comfy, the writ OF manllamus was
granted and the county Judge held to
be qualified to try the case.
Motions disposed Off. G. Cavness
VS.. r. A. Black, rehearing overruled;
Gulf. Colorado and Santa Fc Railway
company VS.. George Edloff, rehearlng
overruled; j. A. Campbell VIZ. H. b.
Park ct al. rehearing overru'ed;
Honey Grove Cotton oil company vs.
w. 1. Yopp 4 Co., rehearing overruled;
j. d. Hines ct al. vs, w. l.. Rossen
ct al. TO file transcript. overruled; A.
NJ. Yarbrough vs.. J. IL Johnson, to
amend brief, granted: Abilene MN and
Elevator company W.. j. l.. Finley, to
amend brief, granted; George Lindsay
VS.. City of Sherman. TO file transcript,
overruled.
Cases Observation-Disclosures. Kansas
and Texas Railway company VS.. II. G.
Gordon, Grayson county; s. l.. Noble
ct al. VS.. r. r. Wofford Ell al. Hem
derson county; Gulf. Colorado and San
Ia Fe Railway company VS.. j. ".
odell. Johnson county: Gulf. Colorado
and Santa Fe Railway company VS..
w. $. Jordan. Johnson county: n. NJ.
Short VS.. ]. Il. and j. A, Short,
kaufman county; d. Lindman w. +,
S. McCown. Hin county; 7. j Grogan
ct al. vs. s. H. Smith. Dallas 'otnty;
George A, Wilson VS.. j. w. Nelson.
Collin county,
Gases sci for December 7-Chatta-
nooga Foundry and Pipe company vs.,
o. ]. German, Dallas county: Niagara
Stamping Tool company VS.. r. j.
Oliver assignee. Dallas county; e. Il.
Oliver VS.. First National hank OF
Cooper. Delta county; Western u ION
Telegraph company vs. II. Il. Smith,
Navarro county; Western Union \ ele-
graph company VS.. j. c. Russell
Bowie county; Canadian and American
Manufacturing company vs.. Il, j.
Mccarthy ct al. Dallas county; Gulf.
Colorado and Santa Fe railway VS..
Alaron Cleveland, Johnson c1ult,':
Gulf. Colorado and Santa Fe railway
vs.. NJ. f. Duvall Ell al. Delta county:
Waples-Platter company VS. T.. W.
Mitchell ct al, Grayson county,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-26

Austin. Tex, Nov. 25.-tspecial.)-The
following proceedings were had In the
supreme court today:
Certified question from Fourth SUI
preme judicial district answered in
case of Davis ct al VS.. Barge ct al.
Affirmed: Taylor VS.. Taul ct al.
from Bosque.
Reversed and remanded; Houston d.
rect navigation Co. w. Insurance COM
pany of North America from Galveston.
Referred back for further argument
on questions stated and submission 1T
aside: Texas and Pacific coal company
VS.. Thomas Lawson, from Hood
Cases submitted; Aetna Insurance
company Va. iolrolm, from Dem
ton; Mexican National Railroad
company VS.. Jackson. from Webb.
Set for December 9; International
and Great Northern Railroad company
VS.. Seln ct al. certified question from
the Fourth district.
Submitted for rehearing; Chester vs..
Breitling ct al, from BeNur; Weather.
ford, Mineral Wells and Northwest
Railway company vs.. Duncan ct al.
from Parker
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-26

liverpool, Nov. 25.-Cotton-Spot
rood business done, prices higher.
American middling, fair. $50; good
mlddling. 4 1882; American middllng.
Iu.s2: low middling. 4 9-l6; good ordi-
nary, 1 7-l6; ordinary, Ia. The sales
~ tbe day were 1900 bales, OF which
100 were for speculation and export.
md included 10000 American. Receipts.
40 including $500 American. Futures
opened firm. closed steady at the ad-
vance. American middling. l.. NJ. c.,
November, s4.35G4.S6; November-De-
cember, i.S5Ii.36 Overwhelmingly.
ig5dI. 90; April-May, 4.S604.S7; May
February March,. 4.S5; March-April.
June, 4.3TN4.3S; June-July, 4.3SQ4.S9;
juiy.August, 4,39Q4.
The tenders of today's deliveries were
800 bales new dockets.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-26

Northern per barrel, ts.5o03.oo; Nsxi.
can oranges. $3.Tb, choice lemons. 3e0s.
N.0od4.50. Concord grapes, IL pound
baskets. zoe; Cntnwbns. ti-2 lb baskets,
asc; per basket; onions, new. &c per
pound; new Irish potatoes. northern.
Flour Jobberp prices)--Funcy patent.
1890: half patent. $3.50; family. y.6b.
foreign nils. hirh patent. stos: fancy
patent. si.so. stralsl:, N.is
Gram bass-Baie lots. new b-bu., g.
ounce. 5.3-tc; new . i.s hushei. { ounce,
corn. SC; centrais. hale lots. &c; Ia
Piatas. &c. e-rond band oats. saek. "a
Country Produce. ~
wheat--No. :. zoe; No. 8, s7c.
Coru-shelled.. mixed bulk. Job lots,
soc; ear corn from wagons. 2o02Sc;
sacked corn, car lots. I. 0, b.. country
points, rs i-2c; car. zoe.
uuts-TeSas rust-proof In bulk from
wagon. i6ui7c; car lots. sacked, T. o. b..
country points, II Ia to is 1-2c.
Hay Job lots. s'.5o0s'oo. according to
Bran--Job lots. Csc; car lots, Coo; {. o.
Meal, 40 pounds, <oc. car lots. 4oc;
chicken feed wheat, JOB lots, $50 blu. !;
feed meal. SIC; car lots. eoc cwt.
Pouliry--I'at spring chickens, $1,000
ce5 per dozen; hens, Se.25 per dozen.
Turkeys, cents per pound.
Ducks. In full feather. $40 per dor
en-.
Geese. in full feather $500 per dos-
en-.
But,er--country ioGisc: creamery,
23u2bc.
6utterine--soiid. so-pound tubs. i4c.
Eggs-l51lTc.
Hldes--Dry flint. eQSc: dry fiin, dam
aged hides. 306c; green salt hides sfDlc;
green butcher hides. ei-2c: dry salt.
saIc.
Prime tailow. s1-4asi-ec; dry bleach
ed bones sh per ton
Local livestock Market.
Reported by the Standard commits.
sion company. union stock yards
Fat steers, 81. 55Gp3; feeders, $2b0Q2 7E,
in good dcmand: stockers. $4,000 : 25,
stage sl.bOGi.75; bulls. si5O@2 90;
good fat cows. s2.o0l225; medium cows,
N.eO1Igo: heifers. N.7SGsoO; calves.
,2.Fnna 90.
Fat hogs--neavies. ss25G3.s5: good
demand: tat mast hogs. O,dtai0: light
hogs. s3l5da,25. good demand; wagon
hogs, y3.UUda.lO. In good demand.
LocnI Cotton Market.
The local cotton market received Il
dampening yesterday from an excep-
tionol early snowfall, There were no
receipts here, but quotations advanced
as follows:
Low middling. a-lec.
Strict low middllng. Z $50.
Mlddling. I 5-sc.
Strict middling. 3-te
Good middling, z 7-Sc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-26


uams--Medium plain and canvassed,
Toe.
Rreatr1st bacon--plain and canvas.
sed, 3-ic.
Bacon. bellies. smoked. 71-2c.
Dry salt sides. &c.
s. C. bacon. lac.
Dry salt bellies, 63-ic.
Leaf lard. tierces. i-2c.
Compound lard. tlrces. Lee.
Lard In cans advance over ticrct
price:
b0-rcund cans. I-ic: in-pound cans.
g-ic: 5-pound cans, 7-sc; 3-pound cans.
lie per pound.
Sugar-standard fine graduated, In
pors OF 100 pounds each or in barrels
Also; cut loaf or powdered. 3-sc;
choice yellow clarified, 4 l-ic; prime
yellow clarified. 1-Sc.
Cofree-Roasted, 1-pound package.
Nokaska, 81 i-2c; Arbuckle. 2er: Lion
zee; xxx, 22c; cordova, 2o.75; Early
Breakfast, 26c.
Fancy Rio, % 1-2c.
Choice Rio. p i-.c.
coree-Green. Fancy Java. $50.
Fancy Peaberry, ga.
Prime Rio, zoe.
Fair Rio. 100.
Common Rio. 12c. ~
Beans-Lady Washington. ss-4a
Lima, &c.
pink. SIC.
Bayous. 2 Sic.
Black-sye peas. 31-2c.
Produce and fruit : Apples, fame,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-26
TiiIRKET WAS SHAKY
49, yonK COTTON UNDERWENT
sIAxY CHANGES.
rnded Up by Closing Very
weaK-yew Orleans Was u
Heavy Buyer.

vsw York, Nov. 25,--The cotton mar
nj opened steady at 7@s points ad-
rsuce. The action of the market was
s,sher. and after the opening furry.
.soved a weak undertone. closing 8 TO
: ,oInts below previous prices. steady
a tome. with net advance OF 10 to IL
,o,uts on the active operations. The
ssvance was started by strong cables
IA Indications OF small receipts.
large purchases for Wall street ac-
count was feature Of the forenoon
market. The buying In the afternoon
vas conspicuously in New Orleans or
aers. rumor that NELL was about
ready with reduced cotton crop esti-
mate made no impression on the mar
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-26
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS


Chicago. Nov. 25.-Wheat closed S-ic
higher on news from California Of
shipments Of consid cradle amounts of
wheat to Australia and poor prospects
for tie Argentine crop. a rood demand
for round lots Of red wheat fur ship
ment from bere and an Increase Of
from l-2 to to ic per busnel IN the pre-
MUM bid for It. The siles uf round
lots were varlously reported at from
$4,000 bushels of No. red 1s5.OOo
bushels, and the price paid vas l-2
and In one instance &c over The De-
ccmber price.
Corn was firmer. l-4c higher for rear
months.
Oats quiet. range narrow.
Provisions firm with grain. closing
with the following advances: Pork
&c; lard. l-2 TO SC; Lbs from 9 to
Ice.
Estimates for Tuesday: Wheat. 625
cars; corn. COS cars. oats. 40 cars;
hogs, 10000 head.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-26

ST. Louis. Nov. 25--Cattle receipts
$500; shipments, 500. Market steady
to strong. Exports. S3,A5at3.55; fair
to choice shipping steers. S3.7S; dressed
beef steers. SSlfI4.25; steers under l00
pounds, s2.50qSS,AQ; stockers and feed
ers, $24sSl0; cows and heifers. sls0J
$3.50 for grass and S325Q$2sO Cor fec
cattle, Cows and hoifers, sl,,jQs275;
native calves, Si0S6.2J; bulls. sl.759
$50.
Hogs. receipts. 1000; shipments. 5000
Market active and cents ',igher.
Heavy, s3.tbQS3.dO: mixed. ts.3)9S325;
light. $s.4OlsS.55.
Market slow and steady. Native nut.
ton, s2.jOQs3.50: bulk OF sales. 50 500
$3.50. Lambs, stockers and Feeders
and culls, sl.509s3; southern sheep
SgQ$3.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-26

And nearly as swift. the trains Of the
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern
railway make their trips between Chi
cago and New York. weaving closer
and closer day by day the many
mutual interests Of these great COM
mercial centers OF the United States,
Departing from the Van Buren, street
station, located In the heart OF the
business district OF Chicago. and ar.
irving in New York at the Grand Gem
trial station Forty-second street, the
popularity OF this line in point OF time
and convenience Is readily understood
II seems almost superiiuous to add
that for this services the equipment em-
bodies all that is new and modern In
the art of car building; apparently
nothing that would give one feeling
OF safety. comfort and luxury has been
overwnrked The schdule provides
morning. afternoon and evening trains.
latest timetable with any Inform a
zion desired, will be promptly furnish
ed on application. d, 7, Humphrey T.
p. A., Kansas City. Mo-; C. X. vii
Der, western Passenger Agent, Chi
cagO,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-26
FINANCIAL.


New York. Nov. 5.--Government
bonds steady. States inactive. Railroad
bonds dull.
Money on call easy at 1908 per
cent. Last loan, 2; closed. 2G2 l-9 per
cent. Prime mercantile paper. 3 3-iG5
PER cent; sterling exchange firm, with
actual business In bankers bills at
NV l-SNi.S9 Ia for demand, and
wy l-2Ni.SI Sd for sixty days.
POSTED rates. Sass 1-2Gpl. 30.
commercial bills. 81. SO l-2.
silver certificates, 81 1905.
Bar silver, 81 SO.
MeSltan dollars. SIC.
Ine total sales of stocks today were
seSASv. including; American Sugar. 65.-
~, American Tobacco. $500. Chicago
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-26

NoTIcE-TRusTEEs sALE-where-
ms, on the 10Th day OF May, A. D.,
1894, the Wichita Valley Mil and Ele-
vator company OF Wichita Falls, Tex,
Tor the purpose OF securing one hun
dred and twenty bonds OF the denuml-
nation OF $500 each, executed by said
company and payable TO bearer on the
nrst day OF July, 1914. with interest at
per cent from date. payable semi
annually; did execute and deliver 70
the undersigned and Morgan Jones ms
Joint trustees, n certain trust deed on
all OF the real and personal property
OF said company including It's mill.
elevator and plant OF said mill. sltu-
ated In Wichita Falls. Tex. together
with the nppurtenances. franchises and
rights thereto belonging, ns IL fully set
out In said trust deed and
Whereas, demand has been made
on said company for the payment OF
the interest due ON said bonds. IN writ
Ing, more than ninety days prior to
this time. and
Whereas. Morgan Jones, one of the
trustees In said trust deed named,
has refused TO further act In the carry
Ing out OF said trust, and
whereas, the holders Of said bonds
have requested me In writing to pro-
coed TO sell the property described In
said trust deed under Its terms. an
therein provided;
Now therefore, this Is to givo notice
that l Will. on Tuesday, the third day
OF December. 1895 the same being the
first Tuesday in said month, proceed
to sell the above described properly.
and all the property described In said
trust deed, at public vendue at the
court house door In Wichita Falls.
Wichita county. Texas. for cash, b..
tween the hours OF 10 o'clock q. u. and
4 o'clock y. m,
Given under my hand NJ Fort Worth.
Tex, this the Ath day OF November. A.
D., 1895,
K. NJ. VAN zANDT. Trustee.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-26

New York. Nov. 25.-Cotton-Quiet
and steady. Middling. 5-Sc; net re-
celpts, 1910; gross, 1909; exports TO
Great Britain, 1896; to France. 4iS;
continent. 3OOl forwarded. 5773; sales.
So; splnners. 1888: stock, 1903
Total today-Net receipts. 5002S; eS-
is: continent, 1899: stock. 9il 1913.
Consolidated net receipts, 1850; ex-
ports to Great Britain. 29,7s9; France,
isi3s: continent. isis.
Total since September 1: Net receipts.
2sQs,29S; exports TO Great Britain. 609,-
IL; France, 1910; continent, 527.ii7.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-26

Kansas city. Nov. 25--Wheat slow;
low grades hard to sell; No. 2, hard.
81 i-2c: No. 2 red. &C l-2o No. 2 spring
Csc: No. spring, nominally. 53G54c;
rejected nominally. 3bGi0c.
Corn slow and unchanged from Sat.
urday: No, mixed. 23I23 1-2c; No =
white. 23023 lee.
oats. slow but steady; No. 2 mixed.
lgc. No. 2 white, IS 3-46Dlec
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-26

st. Louis. Nov. 25.-Flour dull, light
demand and prices unchanged.
Wheat dull but strong. i-iQ5-sc high
er: No red. cash. Gle; December
&c 1-Sc May. 81 Lie.
Corn Arm: No. mixed. cash. "a 1-ic
December, "a 1-ic; January, 90 Use bid
May. &c l-sc.
oats. futures quiet but steady: No 2
cash. II Use; December. II Use; May
20 lee.
Rye. dull 80 lie,
Barley. steady.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-26

Kansas City. Nov, 25.--Cattie-Re-
ce!pts 5000: shipments 1000. Market
steady to strong. Texas steers. 3.4OI
5 IS: Texas COWS. $l.15g2.45; beet
steers, 50 O0ai GO; native COWS. 81 75l
$40; steers and heifers. s2.00U2 IS;
bulls. 81. 75G3.75.
Hogs. receipts 1000; shipments 200
market strong TO &c higher. buk OF
sales, s3.4503 so. heavies. SO. 100
1857 l-2; packers, 50 40d3.6i i-2; talked
80 35d3.50; light. 81 9OQ3.i5; Sn,kers,
50. 35Q3 As.
Sheep-Receipts 1900; shipments
none. Market steady unchanged
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-26
MEETING

or the NJ. sc tic Grand Ledge at rous.
en-, TeNps
On account of the r5ovo. The Cotton
Belt route will sell tickets TO Houston
and return at rate OF one fare TO-
the round trip, Tickets on sale Novem
her 20 and 20. December % and 90,
limited to return December 18th.
For further Information call on any
agent OF the company. or address.
A. A. Gibson. Il. p, A.,
Fort Worth, Tex.
D. NJ. MORGAN, c. p. & 7. A.,
No. I0i Main street, Fort Worth. Tex.
u .. WARNER. q. Y. A.. Tyler. Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-26

New York. Nov. 25.-There was n
moderate demand for fancy cottons.
nuch as domestlcs and cotton plaids'
me cotton staple market was neglec.
yea and as whole the market was
very dull, which was made more effec-
i've because of the gloomy and rainy
weather that prevailed. With the ad.
Printing cloths were dun al unchanr.
ed quotations
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-26

New York. Nov, 25.-The visible sup
ply OF grain Saturday. November %,
as compiled by the New York produce
exchange, Is. wheat, G2.9l00O0 bushels,
Increase. i.s95.000: corn. 4.6i2.Oo0. in
crease. $4,000: oats. GO05.0OO bushels.
increase. $1,000; rye. l,ss2.O00 bushels.
increase, $4,000; barley. 4.557,000. in
crease, $1,000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-26

New York. Nov. 5.-coton-spot
closed quiet and steady. Middling gulf,
Use; middling uplands, Use; sales.
50 bales. Cotton futures closed steady.
Sales, $4,000 bales. January. S.4s; Feb
rary. s.53; March. S.5S; April, G2;
May, $3.50; July. $50; Auvust. S.7l;
October. s.Si; November. s,4i; Decem-
bar Z IA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-26

New Orleans. La, Nov. 25.-Cotton
drm. Middling, 8 3-lGc; low middllng,
l5-l6: good ordinary, Csc. Net re-
cepts, 1890: gross. 1875; sales. 5000:
stock. 3Si.s2s.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-26

catarrh IN the head is a constitution.
nj disease and requires a constltutlonai
nur,fiss the blood, makes the weak
strong and restores health
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-26

ST. Louis, Nov. 25.--Cotton, firm and
q l.l6c higher. No sales reported; mid
ding. s Ia; receipts. 1859; shipments,
liI; stock. 47.755.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-26

Galveston, Tex, Nov. 25.-Spot cot
icn-Mlddling. 5-l6c. Sales. 1li4; re-
ceipts, 1915 exports. 1892; stock, 1885,
40,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-26
A HAPPY MARRIAGE.
Only n Few Friends Present to Wit
mega The Ceremuny.

Longview. Tex, Nov. 25.--tSpcc'aD. -
on Thursday evening at s o'clock In
this city nj the Methodist parsonnge.
Rev. j. w. Domns officiating. Mr.. II,
e. Echols and Miss Alabama SeiRler
were quietly united In marriage. only
a few relatives and intimate friends
were present to extend congratulations
to this popular couple.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-26
wINTERs. DAVIS q co. !,

Heal Estate ana General Commission
Agents.
ONCE I'm Hotel worth building, Forr
worth, Tex.
Read Our spcciaitIcs for T0dny.
a FARM OF 40 acres. ten miles south
east OF Fort Worth. three miles north
cast OF Kennedale. rs acres In cuitiva-
ton. balance In timber. Ali sandy loan
land, Good corn and cotton land and
excellent for fruits. House cost $500
has five rooms, 1876 acres OF fine farm
ing land. Can sell the farm for $500
II IS bargain.
A FARM eight miles north OF Fort
Worth, one mile from Watauga, iib
acres. 70 acres In cultivation, rich,
I black prairie land. fairly improved. q
bargain at $50 per acre. Can sell oil
easy terms.
A FARM. 1850 acres, black prairie land,
all fenced and cross fenced. $50 aeren
In high state OF cultivation. 240 acreg
In wheat. looks fine, $50 acres OF strict.
ly frst-clasa farming land on tract.
Good two-story dwelling of eight
looms. nicely finished and new. ono
dwelling of four rooms. painted. colled
and in good repair, one tenant house
Z OF two rooms. two large barns. two
granaries. and other outbuiidings, two
wells with windmills and system OF
watcrworks This farm is on Maryn
Creek. eighteen miles from Fort Worth,
but near small railroad town II IL
entirely free from Johnson grass. crab
grass etc. We can sell on reasonable
terms at s15 per acre. This Is certainly
"A bargain.
WINTERS, DAVIS & co.
Real Estate and General Commission
Agents, Fort Worth Teyas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-26

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