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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-29
BARON DIES ROTOURS.

Paris. March 2s-Baron des Roiours. Conservative
Deputy for constituency. in the Nord. died to
day.
Robert Eugene. Baron dos RotouTs. was porn a
Arnchc in lSSG. and succeeded his father In inc
Corps LfSs,atif Of the Empire. In the e'ecton OF
1863 he defeated NJ Theirs in the Department o. t''
Nori who presented himself there a. the same tint
as in Paris He was elected In lSI 70 the -Nationa
Assembly. and reelected IN lsS; - anu inHi
without onnosition and in 1915 and lS13 by largo
majority His election in 1898 to the present Cham
her was his ninth NJ. de Rotours Vas a strong
prO;e Ction.s;.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-29
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

3-STORY AND BASEMENT - T.. brown
stone dccora'c cd house. near Ci!io". s2DVOo.
fTENFNF. 1ih-avc.. corner 92d-si
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04

Chicago, May 3.-Catte were strong
on good demand and limited supply.
Sales were made OF native steers for
dressed beef purposes between 81 and
&c. few being good enough to sell as
high M S5.75. Yenrllngs Weighing
from 7iO to S17 pounds sold at 81, 50@
i.S5 and prime 600 pound hclfers
brought Sc 90. Texas cattle receipts
were about 200 head and sales were
brisk at full prices, The Texas cat
tie now coming forward are wen fatted
and taken by dressed beef firms In pre-
ference TO the native cattle OF corre-
spending grade.
Hogs were strong with an advance
OF &c. choice mixed lots, others re-
naming steady. with the exception
Of sale OF some extra choice hogs to
a speculator at S&.97 l-2 the best price
paid was 1896; bulk 3l,750i.g0.
Shecp-Were steady choice lambs
were 26c higher than week ago, while
sheep have sold at lower prices Sheep
sell at &2.5014, so. largely at $4,000
4 20 for natives, while lambs bring S3.75
p5,7b. a limited demand exists for
spring lambs at $6.40q7. 90.
Rcceipts-Cattle, 5000. calves, 900;
hogs. $4,000; sheep, $4,000
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04
ST. LOUIS PRODUCE,

st, Louis. May s.--Flour-Dull, but
steady.
whcat-Deciined i-sal-ic on heavy
offerings carly, became nervous and
unsettled, but on steady buying nd
Nnnced l LIDO over yesterdays price
Tor July and closed 1-sc above yes
terdoy. May was bid up l 3-Sc, but
little was done. No. red. cash, Ga i-2c
bid; May. GO Csc bid. July, CO 1-sR
90 LIDO asked; August, 80 lac; septem-
Der, GO i-2c asked.
Corn-Domestlc markets held strong.
the close here being 10 above yegter-
day; No, mixed. cash, 47c bid: MAY.
47c bid; July, As 1-iIiS 3-Sc bid; Sep.
tembcr, Acc bid.
Oats-Futures stronger, trading light:
No. cash, 20 1-2c bid; May. 20 l-ic
bid; June, 20 s-4o. July, "a lie.
Rye-Steady.
Barlcy-Steady.
track.
Cornmeal-121O12.2O.
Flaxseed-Quiet at $l.4i
Grass sceds firm; clover seed. s7l
500; timothy, $35OeDi.0O.
hay-Firm for timothy ut stOIll. so
for choice 10 strictly fancy on east
track: but little prairie here.
Huttei'-Steady and unchanged,
Eggs-Steady at 1Oc.
Whlsky-sl.9O
Cotton ties and bngglng steady,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04
NEW YONG pRopncn.

New York, May -WhcAt-Receipts
eeobOO' exports. 32,iO0. Sales. 6,S5C. 900
futures. 1000 spot. Spot uuiot. No p
red and elevator, 6S i-2c; anont, zoe:
Z. o. b., 70 l-2c; No. 1 hard. 10 i-5c de-
iivercd. options advanced ON better
late cables, receipts OF good cash do
mand M the West and local cover
ing' closed strong at 1-Sq1-2c advance:
NO rcd, May, 6S i-2c, June, 60 1-Sc
July, 60 l-Sc; August, 60 3-Sc; septem-
Der, 60 6-sc; December, n 3-4c.
Cottonseed oil-Qulet, primo crude,
23u2ic; or crude. 22d23c; primo sum
NOR yellow, 27W27 l-2c: on summer
yellow, 2G@26 lie; yellow butter
grades, Use; prime summer white, sic
Comcc-Optlons opened dull nj 90
u points decline; ruled quiet and gcn-
orally weak under disappointing
cables and Increase In worlds visible
supply and apathy OF spot buyers;
closed steady at 10lll5 points decline.
sales, $500 bags, including May, li20m
li25; June, 1405mHl0; September,
i.iOWi465. and December, lI.40ail.bO.
Spot coffee-lllo steady, No Z, 1Gc;
mild, steady; Cordova, is l-iG11r;
sales, 200 Maracalbo 800 Savanilla,
800 Central American Pt.. Santos firm;
good average Santos. 5000. Receipts.
5000 bags; stock. 100000 Hamburg
quiet, Lac lower TO 1-ic higher; sales,
5000 bags Rio too irregular for nc
curate quotations; No. z Rio too ir-
regular for quotations. Exchange.
. b-lGd; receipts 5000 bags; cleared for
the United States, 1000 bags: cleared
FOR Europe, 5000 bags; stock, 10000
bags. Warehouse deliveries from New
York yesterday, $3.50 bags; New York
stock today, l0O,43S bags: United
Statoa stock 235.o9l bags; anoat foi
the United States, 100000 bags; totnl
visible for the United states, 5l9.09l
bags, against 43O,5lS bugs last year
Sugar--Raw strong. fair refining
. 3-ic; centrifugal, 90 test. 1-Sc, sales
2G7OO bags; centrifugal, 30 tcst, 5-1(
G, 4 t.: 1000 molaHses sugar. 50 test
/ rs, @. & r.: 1927 centrifugal, 90 test
3 is; 495 molasscs sugar 1-2c.
Refined, strong; No, 6. 8 1i-lGd
7-Sc; No. Z. 5-s6p3 i3l6c; No, S.
9-l6Q3 3-ic; No. Q. 1-2d3 ll-lGc, No
TO- 3 7-lG6f3 5-Sc; No. ii. 3.Sp2 9-i6c'
No ~. i-id3 7-l6c; standard ~
3-lGc; confectlonerH, 4aI 3-lGc; cut
loaf 3-i0i l5-1Gc crushed 4 3-i0
l5-l6c: contoctloners, 4gpi 3-l6c; cut
loaf. 3-40I 157lGc; crushed. 3-i4
4 l5-lGc; powdered. 4 3-SQi 916c; gran
ulatcd, 1894 5-1Gc; cubes. $50
/ A g-lGg
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04


Liverpool Declined. But Our Markets
After opening Lower. Firmcd Up.
Review OF the cotton market by T.
G. McPeak & Co
Fort Worth, Tex, May ., 1895.
Liverpool spot sales only amounted
to 10000 bales today and prices easier.
and on the revision OF quotations they
Wore marked down i-32d. Arrivals
opened at n decline OF i-6i, was t.Gl
lower on the 2 T.. m. call and the close
was quiet and steady at net loss OF
1854 Tor the day
CONTRACTS at New York showed a loss
Of to 8 points on the opening. and
appeared rather steady around those
prices during the forenoon later In
tho session prices flrmcd up and tho
close was steady and lag below last
night: sales 1900.
Spot sales were 1898 bales and quota
lions easy and unchanged.
New orleans contracts were only 4D
points OF on the opening aud quiet.
but later advanced ana closed 2Q3
points above yesterday.
Amount brought Into sight this week.
1900 w. $4,000 last year. 81, 900 In 1893,
and $4,000 IN 1902.
The failing OF in the movement of
cotton into sight and n slight nd-
vance IN bar silver. were tho only np-
parent feature In the market today
RANGE or PRICES 90 NEW YORK
COTTON
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04

New York. Mny J.The stock market
was very active today, but decidedly
irregular. The tendency OF prlcen
early was upward but around delivery
hour depression set In and under re-
alizlng prices reccdcd Hhurply the
leather stocks leading the decline, The
downward movement was Htlll IN
prngiosg at the close The principal
losses were; Leather, ~. preferred,
! is; Pullman, 1: Chicago GaH, i-s:
Michigan Central ] rs. The other
declines ranged from Us to 3-i per
cent. Western Union rose I per cent;
Southern preferred, / ~,
Bonds were active and generally
nrm. Mexican Central second IN
comes sold at "a, against A on Fobru-
AIRY 49, Pacific land grant 5H brought
g8. against 90 on February II. The
snlos were 2,76SOO 81, Louis aud San
FranCisco declined ID,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04
WILL he BUILT.



South McAlostcr, !. r., May 2--
Judge Henry W Scott OF the Okla
homa district court yesterday rendered
II written decision disAolvinE the TOM
porary Injunction restraining the Chloe.
tnw, oklahoma and cur RAilrond COM
pnny from building through the kick
npoo country IN oklahoma. Thln In
junction grew out OF an effort Of the
citizens OF the town OF Teounach to
force the road TO build through or
nearer town Instead OF ON tho llnc as
located
Thoy Ind 10 Far succeeded ~ 20 no
cure tho secretary OF tho Interiors diH-
approval OF the located line Of the
company Tho company on tho theory
that having fulnlled all tho require
mOnta OF their charter thoy were on.
intel 10 buld on the line ns located. con-
tinucd construction without tho Hecro-
tnry's approval and Injunction pro.
ccedlngs were ordered by the attorney
general TO tcgt the matter IN the courta.
A rehoarnE was had "a week ago on the
motion 10 dissolve filed by the COM
pany J, ", McLpud. general solicitor
OF the company. nuHintrd By Hon, Jno.
|. Ollie Of ~ Reno. represented the
company Judge Scott delivered an
able aud exhaustive written opinion.
The line win now be pushed 10 COM
pletlOn between oklahoma city and
South McAlestcr, und viii hc In opera
ton In two or three months,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04

Liverpool. May S.--Cotton--spot, fair
demand. prices lower.
American middiing fair. 1864; good
middling. 8 S-id; American mlddllng,
. i9-a2d: low middling. ib-s9d rood
ordinary ii-g2d; ordinary s 5-gsd.
The sales OF the day were 10000 bales,
OF which 500 were for export and spec
ulation. and included $500 American.
Receipts. CO0o bales, nll American,
Futures opened steady, closed quIet,
but steady at the decline.
American mlddling, L. NJ. c., May,
. aa-Gid; Mny and June. 3 ss-Gld; June
and July, ai-Gid; July ana August,
; 35-Gid; August and September. 8 sB-6i
G3 si-Gid. september and october
. 9I-6idf3 aS-Gid; october ana November
s 3s-Giu3 a9-6id; November and be
oember, 3 S9-6lIS 4o-6id; December and
January, 4O-6idp3 41-6id; January and
February, 3 l1-6lda 42-6id,
The tondors OF today's deliveries were
400 bales, new dockets.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04
COTTON OPENED At A DECLINE
BUT THE TIRED FEELING WORE
OFF IN TIME.
WHEN THE BULLS TOOK HEART
AND THE CLOSE WAS uN-
CHANGED TO Two POINTS LOW
ER-rHE MOVEMENT UP TO
pATE-coTToN STATISTICS.



The cotton market opened steady at
n decline of 7qs points. Tho opening
prices were the lowest OF the day. The
market readily recovered the loss. and
closed steady with prices from un-
changed to points net decline. Total
sales lO7,lO0 bales The early decline
was due 30 lower cables, Liverpool clos
ing points above the future list. and
II points on the price OF spots. with
sales OF 10000 bales. which was looked
upon as not much OF n business for
Manchester day" Private cables re-
ported weakness In Manchester and
said the Liverpool weakness was duo
TO less promising trade conditions and
70 bcarlsh crop advicoa from the United
states. The recovery In prices was due
70 reports of n favorable character from
ran River where print cloths have nd
Nnnced l-l6c further and show large
activity. Traders, whether bulls or
bears. were inclined to be conservative.
Spot was easy and unchanged.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04

New York. May -Cotton-Easyt
middnng 1896; net receipts. none
gross, 1914 forwarded. 40; sales. 1873;
spnnors, 223; stock, 222,05g.
Weekly-Nct receipts, 1863; gross,
2i95l; exports TO Great Britain. sil2;
10 France, 600. continent, Ssi2; for
warded. 1907; sales 1884: spinners, eA.
Total today. net receipts. 7a9S; ex-
ports TO Great Britain. 1899. 10
France, 62i9; TO continent, C2io: stock,
G45, 500. Consolidated net receipts, 5b,
asa: exports 70 Great Britain. 62.2ls;
France, sG32: TO continent, 4a,2ss.
Total since September I, net receipts.
1902 Az: exports TO Great Britain,
314O.57s; 10 France, i9.sig; eonti-
nnnt 2,28s, 035.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04

ST. Louis, May --Cattle--Receipts
1900; shipments. 1000. Market active
and l0c higher all around. Native
steers, S5.75aG.00; good 10 choice ship
pera. s5,OOa5,65; fair to medium. si5oQn
500; Hight, y3bUMi25; Btookers and
feeders, $2,50TDA00; COWS. $2.25m3.bO;
fed Texas steers. s95OmiSb; graasers,
S2.60a3.75; cows, S20OG3.OO.
Hogs-Receipts, $500: shipments, $500.
Market active. 1Oc higher; top price.
$40; bulk OF sales, N.6JaL7O; light,
yi50Q465.
Sheep Receipts, $500; shipments, 700.
Market about steady, but no top
grades offered. Natives ranged S3S5f1
4.iO; clipped Texans. $500. spring
lambs, SA00G6l0.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04

New York, May 3.-iiubbard Bros. g.
Co.'S cotton letter says:
Tho reports from Liverpool today in
dictated Il falling on OF the recent activ-
ity ana n qulcter feeling In Manchester
caused by the failure of the troubles
In tho East to be promptly settled
That market declined TO 2-GtM8-6id,
closing steady at the lowest prices or
the day. At the opening OF our market
In response 10 these adylccs prices de-
cllned 6 to 7 points. which has since
been recovered ON purchases by local
operators who remain very bullish In
their sentiment and expect that shortly
these troubles IN the East viii be set
tied ana revival In activity win on.
sue. During the afternoon the market
advanced and closed a shade under last
evening These advances were caused
by the buying OF the local traders, who
are anticipating an improvement I'm
Liverpool tomorrow. based on a report
that the newspapers IN TcXnH would
publish q statement that there was II
reduction IN the acreage OF 10 to 10 per
cent In the crop. Trade continues very
bullish and there Is no disposition 10
anticipate any decline IN cotton.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04

New York. May 9,-rhe Evening
Posts London cablegram says. The
stock market today opened good tx
cept for consols. There was gen
eral setback lator. Private adviccs
stating that peace had been ratified
between China and Japan, while af-
fcctlng silver. depressNl the other
markets, the idea being that Japan
refuses to submit TO Russian inter-
ference and that consequently the sit
uatlon may be more strained than
ever. on this and on rather heavy
stock orders from Paris the tendency
was TO decrease all around. Amerl-
cans Were dull.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04
ronEsr FIRES,
The Sky is Made HAY IN Penn
eyivania.


Bradford. Pa. May s.--Thc sky IL
hazy from numerous forest nrcs In
THIS vicinity. Between kettlcr and
lSasselor. along tho line OF the erie
road the woods are mass OF flames,
In that Vicinity three million foot OF
hcmlock logs and large quantities OF
lumber near Crawford Junction were
dcHtroyed The fire Il burning fiorcely
and threatens the destruction Of tho
on property. Another frc IL raging
between McAmbleys and Mount Jew.
CIT aud IN the vicinity OF Hardwood
Tho fire "a spreading with great RAJ
pidity and II Is almost impossible To
check tho flames Men are stationed
along tho railroad TO prevent the fre
from destroying the oil property which
IN In danger Drilling OF wolls In n
great many places IL suspended be-
cause OF lack of water. An springs
are dry and unless rain falls soon all
work In this Held will be seriously In
tcrfcred with.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04

Kansas City. May 3.--Cattle-l}e-
celpts, 479O; shipments, 900. Market
low. steady 10 strong. Texas steers,
81. O0alG5: Texas cows, n75QaiOi beef
steers. fs.7515SO: native cows. {l'1oag
4.4O: stockers and feeders, si2bi bulls
s2204i,95 ,.
1900 Market steady 20 &C. higher; bulk
of sales, si5Ofii.GO. heavles, N.b5dt'l9i
nnelera, A.50mi7b: mixed. NthWt'poi
lights, st25Q4b5; workers., N.souAfs'
'' sshheep--Reoeipts, 1905 shipments, 300.
Market weak to l0c lower
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04

New York. May 3--1'he following are
total net receipts Of cotton at all ports
since September /. 1894:
Galveston, l,G35Si0 New orleans. g.
600. 600. Mobile. 2iG.737 Savannah. glS,-
Q2s: Charleston. 1898; Wilmington.
238,055; Norfolk, 457.127: Baltimore. H.
C7s New York. ls2,Sii; Boston. 800, 1856;
Newport News. 32gsI; Philadelphia.
10i, $50. West Point, Va, 2s2,5Oi; Brubs-
wick. 10O,025; Velasco, b62: Port Royal.
1906. total, 7Gg2,sOi
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04
FOR TWO
GENERATIONS

The good aud staunch old stand
by. MEXICAN MUSTANG LINZ
AiENr, has done more 20 assuago
pain, relieve suffering and save
tho lives of men and beasts than
all other llniments put together.
why? because tho Mustang
ponetrates through skin and
ncsh 90 tho very bone, driving
out all pain and soreness and
morbid seorctionB aud restoring
the amIctad part TO sound and
supple health.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04

The Mining Troubles In West virginia
Growing Worse

Huntington, W. Va, May s.-Reports
from the mining districts along the
Norfolk and Western are OF a most
serious character. Several conl cara
arc reported burned at different points
along the line. About hundred col.
orcd miners from tho EllShorn region,
who came hero last night on freight
train started east ON foot. claiming
river Some think they are lurking
In these parts with Wow of destroy
ing property. A Gattllng gun was
sent 10 the Dlueneld's militia this
morning.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04
MONEY ME NNcmANan.

New York, May 8,--Moncy ON call
easy at t-2 per cent, last loan, | la
closed 1 ~. Prime mercantile paper
3Qpi i-2; atorllug exchange easier, with
actual business In bankers bills at
4Sgui.S 50 is for demand. lSSaASS II
for sixty days. posted rates. ass i-2u
As9 l-2 and 400 L.. Commercial bills
I.H Ia: silver ccrtlflcutes, ca IL,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04

New York, May s.--Agents have i'd
vanced clover 35-inch bleached cottons
TO value and Androscoggin wide sheet
ingA to the basis OF ls LEO for l0-i
bleached There was more business
what Irregular for cotton goods.
FLANNEL bianehota and dress goods had
attention, and for 1nnnels, blankets.
etc, there was good demand,
The tone OF the market LOT cotton
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04

started weak today on lower
Wy ,nt recovered upon reported
co.. ., cash business, closing l-ie lower
nps'. ,. The weakest feature OF the
W 'u, Ma was the northwestern re-
''ig Minneapolis and Duluth report
s'p,s oara compared with 32I last
d W. IA last year. Advlces from
week ~ reported n good demand
the leauV" tnntinent for wheat. Baltl-
from ,nv ranhed that 100000 bushels
more Wa.eed there for export yester-
ven VA "a 900 this morning. The nrl-
tay "nu aekct receipts were $4,000
nhs ~ compared with 100000 last
puAn'rh rio export clearances from the
ieM seaboard amounted to amout
Goo bushels. .u,,, ui,h
WIZ mlv closing b-Sc higher. Re
WY" wore 2s7 cars, and 100 are al
UW" estlmated for tomorrow. Prl-
hN market receipts We're 2ls,OOo
hM, ma s66. 600 were the receipts n
pasn' gS The scaboard report some
l.rand for export
d, ni,a dnIet. Light business. The tone
AZ The market was ilrlncr' uue 10 soiie
s,,ent TO the dry weather. ~
pyDyislons declined ON heavy selllng
by packers. a, ,,,ao,
IN a net loss of zoe. Lard ana ribs
fosed ibe lower,
rstImated receipts for tomorrow
wheat IS cars; corn, 100 cars. oats,
no cars; hogs, 1000 head.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04

goods IN steady to strong. and OF
thrcc-yard brown sheo,lnga 1900 pack.
ages We're sold at 4 5-Sc net and In
other lnstancea 80 bales OF light
weights went at agcnts' prlces. Print.
Ing cloths Arm, With sales, Of 10000
pieces FOR June at Use.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04

r., y q McpCak & Co,
ciicaro. Ill.,. May 3.-The local feel
,,s waa quite bearlsh this morning
!, the opening. Scalpers aud floor
,,,dera wero free sellers. as was also
isrre commission house, the latter's
s,ies rcachlng as high MS / 1-2 million
sa.hsis In consequence prices eased
M about 5.Sc per bushcl from the close
lss night There appeared however,
rsnmlted buying orders from come
,slree and these heavy offerings were
.,5n absorbed. particularly Baltimore
reporting a good cash business done
rlth pf0spects of more. Sales amount
'ng 10 about iD5. 900 bushels were also
r,ported In this market today. This
s,s,tad shorts buylur again and prices
aIyanced i-Sc from the low point.
nan Of this was lost ON realizing sales.
n,'s,is ~ tb. rash busInrss rennrtcd
snd dry weather In several localities,
revs has generally been bearish.
cablcs were weak while closing cables
onoted Berlin as having lost nearly
an Al her advance Of Yesterday; Ant
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04

Now York, May 3-rhe total sales
OF stocks today were 31j.g5i shurcs
including: Sugar. 1900, y. ana C, t.,
i7.iOO Rondmg, 33.SOO; Southern ruil.
road. 1880. preferred 10000, United
States Leather. $1,000.
NEW YORK CLEANlNdS,
New York, May 3-ClearlngB. {li3,-
7sl.O5li balancoa. S6.1Oh0l3.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04

Much Chinese Territory Was FLOODED
and Many Drowned.

Shanghai May g. In accordance
with nn imperial edict insuod 20 pre-
vent the possibility ot the Japanese
entering pekln the Chinese have cut
the river embnnltmcnt near pckin.
Milca OF territory were flooded. Hun.
drodH OF Chinese were drowned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04

Awe liverpool May -wheat-spot firm,
M na talr' No. red. winter. 5s I'd:
us,t.re l' spring, 5s Cd; No. hard,
Ts,nopa, % "a. No, /. California, 5s "a.
N'g,es quiet, l-2Q9-id lower. May IS
l.'l1s o. lid; July 5s Sd; August
ila' september 5s sid. October
new 'nn-spot firm; American mixed,
NAV " i,4d Futures l-l2l.2d lower
AupnsH, Va June a. sd; July ia cd:
,obsr u y I'd; September Is 6 S-Id; oc-
,tiour-F!rm demand fair St Louis
Ahey winter Gs 90.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04

s.aNssrpool, MAY 3.-Bacon-steady:
,s1 sspd poor; Cumberland cut, 3gs
lon,' rms 9Ss; long clear, light sgs.
XXI clear heavy. 32s: short clear,
sM; llght. 32s Cd; short clear. mid
navy s2s; clear bellies, sls.
Hphsoulders-square, SOs.
nosn short cut, 42s Cd.
u: ws.,lme mess. fine Western, 31s
western medium, 5ss Cd.
nahed ,s'eldy' prime Western, 3is 80;
'a In pals. 35s sd
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04

3-4G2 Use.
Molasses-steady; centrifugal. good
prime, iOWlle; prime. Ease; Eood fslr,
vm!c; good common to fair. 7dfSc. in
fcrior to common, g4ilc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04
sIIiI LOSES A FRACTION.
Gas DECIDEDLY WEAK AT
: THE OPENING,

r,,rnE wAs'A REACTION
Nv. 4 THE CLOSE WAS FIRM
~ CLOSED FRM-oATs AND
coN' ,.,oSs STEADY - SOME
aoop CATTLE SALES
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04
SILVER AT NEW YORK.
New York. May 3.--Bar silver CO Use;
Mexican dollars 90 i-ic.


New York. May Achievement
bonds strong and Ia per cent higher
for new ~, Us, and old registered as.
state bonds dull. Railroad honda
firm
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04
COTTON


Galveston, May Cotton Steady
middllng t-ic, sales 1852; receipts 500;
exports SOFA stock SS.52I,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04

POWDER MILLS BLOWN UP;
sauth Acton, MISS. May 2. - the
American powder mills here blew UP
shortly after 0 o'clock THIS m9rh1 ing
Five persons are reported hilleu. AnV
ruins axe burning
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04
Will RArIrY rnn TREATY.
Rotincotlons WIN he Exchanged at
Che Foo May o.

Ticn Tscn. May S,-Thc emperor OF
China has decided to ratify the treaty
of peace negotiated ut llimoncskl Tho
rnuilcntions will be exchanged at Che
Foo May 3.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04
AN nNcouNrER
Between the Spuniuh Troops and In
Hurgenta at Baraooa.

Madrid, May "A dispatch received
here from Havana says IN an en-
counter between the spanish troops
and the Insurgents ut SANTA Cruz nix
of the hitter were killed, The troops
surprised the rcbela near Buracua and
killed three OF them.