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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-21
DEMAND WAS GOOD.
THE CATTLE AT CHICAGO FOUND
READY BUYERS.
Although Shipments of Hogs Con.
tinue Very Heavy the Price
Advanced Five Cents.

Chicago. III. Nov. 70. --cattle--Na-
tive dressed beef and shipping steers
were active at ss.l5u4 So and extra
beeves were nmout nominal at N.75D
SEQ. Sales were largely between $40
Qi.50. with good lots selling at $4,000
4.25. Butchers and Gamers stuff was
active and strong. COWS and bulls sell
Ing chiefly at ssoO3s.co. There WAS a
fair stocker and feeder trade at firm
prices, the bulk Of the sales being at
s2.50I3 60. Fewer cattle have been
shipped east this year than In recent
years, owing 10 the drouth, but the
shipments from this city to Western
points this year have been about 10000
head larger than for the corresponding
period Inst year. Feeders OF cattle ut
dlstllleries are large buyers and good
many cattle have been shipped 10
Peoria, Tcrro HGuto and kentucky
points. Western rangers and Texans
were firm and active.
Hogs continue to arrive here In large
numbers. i3l.J0Q having been received
the first half OF the week ms against
$4,000 for the same time last week
and $4,000 the same period year agI.
Not far from $1,000 were offered on the
market today, including fresh receipts
OF 5000 here. but prices ruled stronger
under the influence Of an active de-
mand from Chicago packers. Some
sales showed an advance OF &c, while
others were no higher. Common to
choice droyes sold at s3.G5d3.7o, pack
ing hogs selling chiefly at S3.b5n3. 60,
and shipping lots at Ss.eOq3,6J, and a
few at $37O.
sheep--The big run OF almost 2l. 900
sheep yesterday was followed by re-
ceipts today OF about 1000 head only.
There was an Improved demand from
most classes OF buyers, the cold wealth
err being more favorable, Common 10
native were wanted at s2.750S 40. not
many being prime enough to go above
$500. Western sheep We're saeable M
81 iOu3.lo for fair to prime. and lambs
were In demand at 81. 0O6i $50,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-21

Chicago. Nov. 2o.-The business in
the spc. ulativc markets had an appear
ance of greater activity today, but 1t
may be Inferred from the fact OF the
oas market becoming quite excited
over l-sc decline that II takes little in
terest in TIE days OF st0gnation In
trade to work up enthusiasm, Compnr-
ed with yesterdays closing price wheat
Is from lice for December to l-Sc low
err for My.
Corn Is lac lower for November. and
unchanged for May. and provisions
show declines OF 10 cents In pork, Ia
cents in lard. and from IL 20 . cents
in ribs. The Chicago receipts OF wheat
today wero sig cars. compared with $50
n week ago and Minneapolis and Du-
iuth got the comparatively small mum
her OF s5s cars on "Wednesday OF last
week the two last named received 'llS2
clrs and today's receipts only exceeded
those Of the corresponding day year
ago by 20 cars. The demand for red
winter wheat for shipment did not re-
suit in the taking OF such chunks or II
as on the day before. but for car loads
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-21

Boston. Nov. :0,--The American Wool
and Cotton Reporter will say tomorrow
OF the wool trade:
Wool OF all kinds can be bought at
date nowhere else In the world as cheap
as in the principal markets OF the
United States. The current condition
OF the market Is healthy. even though
Its pulse IL not throbbing as 1t did in
midsummer. Although but little more
wool has been sold this week than was
moved In the same period a year ego
there has been deal OF quiet samplipg
which can mean nothing else but sale
and final use. Tho demand OF hnc
grades has sufficiently abated to allow
OF the disposition OF other sorts. Par
ties have recently been asking for cer-
tain kinds of foreign wool to which they
were long since little inclined to pay
any attention. Secured woods are do
ing well and some good bargains are
possible In them Just now. The sales
in New York, Boston nnd Philadelphia
have amounted to 5.915,S00 pounds this
week, OF which 8 1926 pOunss were
domestic and 2,sl7.20O pounds foreign.
In Boston sales OF the week have
amounted to 2,92S,3O0 pounds. Of which
1,s95 500 pounds were domestic and L.
O57 500 pounds were foreign. The total
sales In the corresponding week last
year were 1919 900 pounds. The sales
since January !. 1895, amount TO 1884,
0ii.l7O pounds, against lSo,7SS,9S5 pounds
q year ago.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-21
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.


St Louis, Nov 2O.-Flour unchanged.
Wheat changed slightly higher for
cash and steady for options; No. 2 red
cash, 60 lie; December, o. Use; May.
G2 i-ic.
Corn but slightly changed. No. .
mixed cash, zee; December, "a 5-sc;
January. "a l-2c. May. 26 l-sd26 lac.
Oats. futures dun and easier, but
little change In prices. Spot quiet.
steady; No. cash and December. lsc;
May. 20 l-2c. -
Rye dull and lower.
Barley steady,
Cornmoal Sl.351i.40.
Bran steady, 4Ic east track.
Flaxseed better, SIC bid.
Timothy seed. s3.00G4.5U.
Hay strong and higher for best
grades which are scarce.
Prairie steady; timothy, $3.50.
Eggs firm. II Ice for fresh.
Whisky. yl22
Cotton ties and bagginG unchanged.
Pork, standard mess, $3.50.
Lard, prime steam. $3.50: choice, 81. rs;
bacon. boxed shoulders. IS 90; longs,
s5,12 l-2; ribs, s5.25; shorts. s5G7 H.
Flour. receipts 1000; wheat, $4,000:
corn. 10000; oats. 10000,
Shipments, Hour 5000: wheat, 1000;
corn, 1000. oats. 1900.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-21

EXCHANGE what you don't want for
what you do want Everything ex-
up 10 $4,000 for iilcrchandise- citv
realty, oil or naptha launch or most
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-21

to 20 TO Interior millers II was stin
active. 4 convincing proof Of the
scarcity OF soft red wheat was the fac
tor bids being received for II from
Kansas City. but tho price asked was
apparently beyond the Ideas OF the
Kansas City men, for nothing came OF
the inquiry rs far us ascerlaincd up
TO few minutes OF the close OF the
session. Closing cables were Arm and
the market ruled steady at the price It
had been hammered down 10 at tho
middle OF the session.
Corn opened at about yesterdays
closing prices. but weakened FOR the
near futures soon after. The receipts
Of new corn Is the weakening feature
Of the situation as far as November
and December are concerned, Much Of
the former soid 10 arrive this month
on contracts for delivery OF No. is
graded No. 2.
oaIs-Ine opening was steady and
quiet; later on In the SEES sion some ao-
tlvity was noticeable. ind around noon
this market was the only one OF con-
sequence on the moor. The feeling was
easy and prices was shade lower
than yesterday at the clore.
Provisions were more active than for
some days previously, but the prices
suffered on account OF selling out Of
long stun.
Hcg receipts were 1900 head. and
the same number 10 expected tomorrow.
Polk lost 10 cents; lard. 2l-2c, and ribs
from 2 l-2c to &c.
Estimated recsipts fol tomorrow
Wheat, 5ie cars; corn, $50 cars; oats.
ll5 carr; hogs. 1900 head.
lauN.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-21

St. Louis. Nov. 2O.-Cattle receipts.
1900; shipments, POO; market steady ut
n good demand Export steers. $3.50
a375 good to choice. $375di4O; coarse
heavy steers. $3.5Oa3,7J; dressed beef
and good butchers steers, S2gO9i 90:
bulk OF sales, S3O0G9aS5; steers under
1000 pounds. 2.5O0360; bulk OF sales,
S2.75I325: stoclSers and feeders, S2.s5
@3.25; bulk OF sales, 81 0Od30O; COWS
and heifers, Y.75I3.25; bulk Of snles.
S2.00T2.75: calves, si,00M5 20: bulls
chiefly sl,75G2,60, Texas steers. s24OI
s65; bulk of sales, 32751s25 COWS and
helfers, sl,75Q275; western steers. s275
@i00.
Hogs, receipts $500; shipments, 1900:
market steady to &c better; heavy. $40
Qt,75; mixed, s33o93.G0; light. s3lo9
$50.
Sheep receipts, 900; shipments. none;
market steady to strong. Native $40
GlS50; bulk OF sales, s2.5O03,OO, slockers.
Sl.75q2.1O; lambs. S3,4OQ3,5O; southern
sheep, $2.O0d3,25.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-21

10 ENCHANuE-Land8 IN DnlIaB,
Efnth. Stephens. Baylor, Fort Itcnd
and other. coun,ies for merchandise.
Dallas and Fort Worth properly. for
farm landa. Write ur. v. 9. High
smith Land company. Fort Worth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-21
ADVANCES ANNOUNCEMENT.
Fastest Train to Southern Cali
fornfu.

1t will run over the Santa Fe route,
its name. the California limited. FIRST
trip to be made october %. 1895. Leav-
Ing Chicago 600 p. M. daily. it Will
run Via Kansas City and Albuquerque,
arriving In Les Angeles $3.50 p. m. and
San Diego 1880 p, m. Of third day.
Equipment will consist OF reclining
chair car, two Pullman palace sleepers.
n Pullman compartment sleeper, dining
car, baggage and express. vestibuled
throughout
Dining cars WI be In charge OF Mr..
Fred Harvey. They will be run through
from Chicago to Los Angeles. Meals
served at convenient lours.
only first-elass tickets Will be hon
ored. and no more passengers Will be
carried than can be comfortably az
commodnted.
stops only made at principal stations
ne scheduled ON time card
Diroct connection at Rarstow. Cal,
with santa Fe train for San Francisco.
transfer being easily made ON same
nlatforrn, Arrive San Francisco morn
ing Of the fourth day from Chicago
-Four days from Atlantic coast citles,
three DAYS from Chicago. two and
half days from Kansas City.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-21

WILL open about November g7th In
the Glen Walker Building, Houston
and Sixth streets, u complete new
stock OF Chinese and Japanese novel;
ties OF the finest quality; public cor
daily invited to call and examine
Tang Eat. proprietor
BIDS win be received up to the sbth
OF November on about forty thous-
and cubic yards earth work In the con-
struotion OF II dam At Thurber Tex.
for the Texas and Pacific Coal COM
pany. for information and profile OF
work apply At their general offices In
Hurley building, Fort Worth, or TO
w, X. Gordon, superintendent ut Thur
Der, Tex. $. Minis. secretary.
NorIcE-TRusTEE sALE-Whcre-
MS, on the 10th day OF May. a. D..
vator company OF Wichita Falls, Tex.
for the purpose OF securing one hun
drcd and twenty bonds OF the denoml-
nation OF $500 each. executed 10y said
company and payable to bearer on the
FIRST day OF July. 1914. with Interest ut
$ per cent from date, payable SEMI
annually; did execute and deliver TO
the undersigned and Morgan Jones rs
Joint trustees, u certain trust deed on
all of the real and personal property
OF said company, including It's mill,
elevator and plant OF sud mill. sltu-
httu III NltHltN EtlIf, lNNst hoktNhtT
with the appurtenances, franchises and
rights thereto belonging, as IL fully set
out In said trust deed; and
whereas, demand has been made
on said company for the payment OF
the interelt due on said bonds. In writ
Ing. more than ninety days prior to
this time, and
Whereas, Morgan Jones, one OF the
trustees Ia said trust deed named,
has refused TO further act In the carry
lnE 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 It's terms, us
thci Elm provided;
Now therefore, this Is to give notice
that l will, on Tuesday. the third day
OF December 1875, the same being the
first Tuesday In said month proceed
to veil The above described property,
aud al the property described In said
trust deed. at public venduo ut tho
court house door In Wichita Falls.
Wichita county. Texas, for cash. be-
tween the hours OF 10 o'clock n. N, and
4 o'clock D. m.
Given under my hand at Fort Worth.
Tex, this the 4,h day OF November. A,
b.. 1895,
*. NJ, VAN zANDT. Trustee.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-21

New York. Nov. 2D.-The stock mar
~ enjoyed n belated rally today UNI
yer the stimulus of covering of shorts
w both local and foreign deale.S.
Northern Pacific was helped ny the
pu9ncatlon OF the earnings OF the SET
vua week In November. showing an In
H.ase In gross of 1900. The short
interest In ! number of stocks had be-
.yMe unwieldly and rally was logic
pond list are.
Adyances-c. C. C. g. st. l.. tours. St.
,2Ils division, and c. c. C. IL /. gem
Tan' sl-S per cent; Oregon Short Line
, ,.' per cent: Oregon Short Line
s Musl receipts. i-2 per cent; San An
sao and Arkansas Pass tours. SIS,
nv feoria and Elstern firsts. Peoria,
t ~ and Evansville tirsts, Mllwau-
~, Lake Shore and Western flrsts,
"'a Laclede gas AYES, per cent.
.nuseIiles-Atlantic and Pacific guar
p aa,ed Tours, per cent: Kansas and
tlhe consol trust receipts. "a: Wa
w, si ueoentures series h, and Colorado
puland fours and trust, per cent;
w,vvnlyh Elevated and Savannah and
cent, ''' aus' feeeip's' Pei
avns Of $4,000.
t,.aas,ate bonds Virginia centuries were
Neu IN at G2 sellers 20 days.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-21

New York. Nov. 2O.-wheat-Re-
ceipts. sG7.SOO; exports. $4,000 Spot
dun. No. 9 red, 81 "a: No hard,
CT 5-S. options opened i-sc higher On
nrmer cables. but finally lost the nd
vantage and closed unchanged from
last Fight. December. "a Bic.
Hides nominal
Leather stendy.
Wool dull.
Pig iron sSldy.
Copper easy.
Lead firm. Exchange. .32093.22 1-2.
Tin dun.
Cotton seed oil nominal
Coffee options opened barely sfeady
and declined under weaker cables and
European selling, with some 4 cal pres
sure, and further henviness In the
afternoon closed at lo4So points net
decline.
Spot coffee duh No. Rio. 10 Is;
mild steady. cordova, 1898 "a
Sugar raw, quiet; fair refining. &c;
centrifugal SO test. 3 3-Sc.
Refined steady.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-21

New Orleans. La. Nov. 20-IIog pro-
duets steady, pork rs.
Lard i-2@i 5-Sc; boxed meats, dry
salt shoulders, &c; sides 2-4Qi 7-Sc;
bacon sides, Lee; hams. choice sugar
cured. . 1909 3-ic.
Conee dull, Rio ordinary. II 3-4.
Rice quiet, 1. binary TO good. i-2Q
. h-S.
Flour dull, fancy. sSsO09.iO; patents.
S3bOG360.
Cornmoal steady, Sl65.
Bran dull, 63 i-2I6i,
Hay firm. choice, $4,000.
Corn easier. No. 2 white, 35QS6; yell
low, 3GGSic.
Oats. firm, 25025 i-2c.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-21

oror t'otiia r a,o'' 49, s',,,,,
tnlr. 2 9-l6c; good fair, l-2c; fair,
2 S-sc; common to good common, 26l
l-sc; centrifugal, strong, plantation
graduated, 4 ll-lGc; choice white. 49,
1898 l5-l6c. off white, 3 li-i6G3 3-ici
gray white. 1908 5-Sc: choice yellow
clarified, 7-l6dI3 i-2e; OF yellow ciall-
fled. 3 l-iGS 3-Sc, seconds, l-iG13 l-ic
Enthusiastically. open kettle, COM
mon to choice, 20H3Oc: Centrifugal
common TO strictly prime, ldglsc; syr.
UP, lSG22c.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-21

Kansas City, Nov. 2O.-Wheat active,
i-2u1c higher, No. hard. rs Ice; No.
nominally. 55U5Go. spring. b64b7c;
No. spring, 55955 Ice; rejected, 81 l-2
Q53c.
Corn Unchanged No. yellow. &c "a
G27c; No. white, "a 3-4Q25c.
oats active but unchanged. No.
mixed. II 1-2c, No. 2 white, Is 3-4Gi9c,
Rye steady; No. nominally. SSc.
Hay steady. timothy, $3.50: prairie,
Sc. O0pT.00.
Butter, creamery, lT@2oc.
Eggs, higher. II Ice.
Receipts, wheat 1900; corn. none;
oats, 600.
Shipments -.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-21

,a sew York. Nov. 2o.--Money on call
Ny at l1-292 per cent; last loan. .
tent; closed 2 per cent.
con-, mercantile paper. 4q5 1-2 per
tusI.,ng exchange easier, with actual
lseansss In bankers bills at 1850
a. LOT demand. and sLs7 i-2a' 81 "a
Il. SHY days: posted rates, si.S "a
Wss snd AsO94.so 1-2; commercial bills.
R I,,rer certificates. 81 i-4967 s-4c.
oa,ean dollars. 5ic.
borS..e tnment bonds. steady; state
ifm. inactive; Eaiiroad bonds. steady
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-21

Kansas City. Nov. 2e.-Cattle receipts,
1900: shipments, $500. Market steady;
steers, S2.55GpSs0i cows. S2,00a2.b0: beef
steers, S3i0M350; native cows 1850
S.25; stockers and feeders. s9G5q 800;
bulls, sl.s5a320.
Hogs, receipts 400; shipments, 100.
Market firm TO 30 lower, bulk OF sales
packers. s3.5Od3,G0: mixed, S335dS,G5:
lights, $3.40G3.45; workers., S3A0d3.i5;
pigs. $3.i543l5.
Sheep receipts, 1000; shipments. none;
market steady; lambs, S3OOQi5O; NUT
tons. 81 00Q335.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-21

Liverpool. Nov. 2O.-wheat Spot
steady, demand poor. No. 2 red win
ter, IS I'd: No red spring, stocks ok.
hausted, No. 1 hard Manitoba. aSorks
exhausted; No. California. ba 30.
Futures firm, l-2 higher. November,
IS Lid; December. o. i-2d; January
5s sd; February. bs SID; March. Js
lid; April, 5s 4 lad.
Corn-Spot steady. American mixed
81 . liza. Futures opened quiet to Ia
higher. November. IS I'D. December
January. February, March aud April
IS 3 lid.
Flour--st Louis fancy winter. a.
Demand poor.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-21

The local cotton market was reported
very little changed yesterday. Receipts
continue to be light. and while cotton
men acknowledge that the crop IL
short, It Is believed that growers are
holding. Quotations are as follows:
Low middling, &c.
Strict low mlddling, Z 1-sc.
Middling, l-ic.
Strict middlinR. 3-sc.
Good middling, Ice.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-21

liverpool Nov 2o.-spot, fair de-
mand. American middling, 1872. The
sales Of the day were 1900. OF which
100 were for speculation and export,
md Included 10,7OO American. Receipts
1000 bales. including 1i,l0O American.
Futures opened quiet, closed very
steady at the advance. American mid
din, l. M. c.. November, 4.2iQi2o; Mo-
Ssmber and December, 4.24; December
and January. 4.235f42i; February and
March, 4.2i; March and April. 4.2444.25;
Aprll and May. 4,25G4.26. May and
June, i.26a4.27; June and July, 4.2S;
July and August, 4.29.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-21
SLIGHT ADVANCE.
,rros MARKET OPENED WEAK
AND CLOSED STRONG.
,,,ued Heavy Receipts Caused
r..,tng of weakness Among
.he Prominent buyers.

xsv York, Nov. 2o.-The cotton mar
-, opeued steady at decline of 6
s.,,s on near months and 4 to 6
s.Ints on late deliveries. and closed
',.sdv Mt 4 to points advance. Dis
s.oomtlng advlees caused an early ale
s,,ne which was Inter regained. Ger
nan houses were tirmer buyers.
In the afternoon there was a deeid-
A covering movement by prominent
Snvers. who are getting n little uneasy
aver The crop situation and the large
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-21

New York, Nov. 20,-Cotton-Spot
closed steady. Middling uplands,
$3.50; middllng gulf, s5-Sc; sales. 30
bales
Futures closed steady; sales 22G,00o
bales January. Sis; February, $50;
March, SEA; April, S.2s; May, s33; Jan
uary, S.37; July, S.39; August. $40;
october, sos; November. Sill; Decem-
her RIl
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-21
MARRIED AT HEN ARNOLD.
Mis-. Ada Looney becomes Mrs. Paul
Tarver.

Cameron, Tex. Nov. 2o.--(special y.
AT Ben Arnold last Thursday hight
Miss Ada Looney was mafrIeu 'o- N'''
Paul Tarver of Rosebud.
Miss Adj is a beautiful and accom-.
plished young lady, and daughter Of
Mr IKE iooney, a wealthy planter. MI
Tsrver is successful business man
The wedding party left on the san An
tonic and Aransas Pass Train ior ~.
ianta and Florida for a three "eeAs
sHIir
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-21
- -
Cotton Statistics .

New York, Nov. 2o--Cotton dull.
NlddlIng, S S-Sc; net receipts, S37; gross
sol; exports to continent, 600; for
warded. 1871; sales, 72o; spinners. 20;
stock. l76.s22.
Total today. net. 3G,322; exports to
Great Britain, 1925; to continent, 49,
0,.; stock, 92s,S5l.
Consolidated net receipts, l47,l77; ex-
ports to Great Britain. 55,6lS; France,
sii52; continent, 5S,O39
Total since September /, net receipts,
al12,sl7; exports to Great Britain. $685.
III; France, 1850; continent. 49i.lGi
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-21

New York. Nov. 2o.--More reports
from out OF town markets -ere seen
In the walks OF the trade and some
innuiries were more pertinent than for
some weeks. For current wants pur-
chases were made and these were In
proportion TO the urgency OF the re-
quest that was at hand. For spring
specialties many orders were placed.
and for those for moro than usual nov
elites the engagements were large;
print cloths very dull and current quo
tations wholly nominal
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-21

cattle and Shetland ponies very low
for cash. to close out No encountered
property handled. Sharks need not
write. Fifty cents year for the Week
iy Star outside the state. II. L. Jen-
nlngs, Marshall, Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-21

po,y,w York. Nov eo--The Evening
rs Is financial cablegram.
ctv The stock markets here to-
Th.mere Hat from start TO finish.
e,i,n was q femi-panic and indis-
t,ssssie sfllinsstrhp news cabled In
d;,aeer dispatches yesterday about the
Of s,.oihiment In the crushing returns
has, o. the Kaffir's mines nearly
~" w. the bottom out Of the mining
must be remembered though at
so,,s notnins IS officially stated and
ue X. PERSONA attribute the report 20
hxss, Mining shares closed at the
point reached since the slump
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-21

commenced. Consols closed los SIS n,nd
neavy on bear sales Americans We're
gun IN sympathy with other anarkets.
put closed above the worst. No special
correspondents were known today either
political Or financial. but continental
safes pour In from all sides and the
rupt stock.
-Paris--The markets were Nat aIl day
IN spite OF an official contradiction,
mat any agents of change are in dr.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-21

New Orleans, La, Nov. 2o.-cotton
futures dull but steady. Sal =, 1900,
November, 1856 bid; December, 1890
80; January, 1901 "a; February,
July. S.l79s.lS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-21
BUSINESS CHANCES.


AN OProRTuNIrY-A capable man
Ia wanted as district agent at Fort
Worth for the Manhattan Life Insur-
nrce company OF New York. TIM
rev policy contract OF tho Manhattan
10 the simplest and most attractive
now issued. A liberal arrangement
VIII be given the right man. Address,
!, u. Day. manager No. sie Henne,i
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