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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-13
Eirlt ai,crilI..snIes.

Sheriff Giills sold these properties authe
Court lluuso Saturday GEternoo
lhrea houses OF BrldEot Kelley, on
flith street, between Pine and Spruce. to
}. X. BEHIfurl for $50 each.
Iuuse OF Lewis ligury johnson, on
SiNtn street eaat OF Poplar, to Thomas
Darlington, tor sS25.
Plot Of land Of George c. Robinson in
thristiana hundred, TO j. H. Harman Tor
s. a1j.
lhtee houses OF Sarah Shannon at
iloasant and Van Buran streets to j.
Ernest Smith Tor zlUu each
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-13
rIrenrIl'- Rsiisf A-sociuIion.

The Delaware State Firemen's Relief
Association held meeting yesterday al
ternoon at which every one present -igul.
iiod their intention o. joining the asso ia.
ton. II was decided, hoWegor not To or.
gauiZe until lifts men had signed rs mem
Lers. lhe next meeting viii be held June
lltu, and II organization Is not effected
by that time the association will d.ahand.
Names can he left with George " Sa5se.
Ihs initiation lee Is ! 80 and the dues -
cruts a mouth. This il not PAYABLE until
the soCIfty Is orEanlGod; 1t Is propos. Il
to make tie death benefit 500
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-13
A New Parsonage,

The Trustees of Union N. Z. Church
have purchased the residence OF Mrs.
Sisson, No. SOL West Filth street, for q
parsonage II adioins the Church, and is
well adapted for the residence Uf the pas
tor. IL was built under the direction OF
the late Joshua I. Heald by the late Jacob
Jefferls. aud is q model home. Pastor
Hanna with his family will movo into 1t
about the first OF October. We congratu.
late him that his lines have fallen In such
a pleasant place.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-13
laE ikiumFh Or LOVE

Is HAPPY, FRUITFUL MARRIAGE
Every Man Who Would Know the
Grand Truths, the Plnin Fncts, the
New Discoveries Of Medical Science
as Applied TO Married Lille, Who
Would Atone for Past Errors and
Avoid Future Pitfalls, Should Secure
the Wondt rfui Little hook Called
Complete Manhood, and How 10 At
tain It,"
Here at last "a information from n high
medical source that must work wonders with
this generation Of men"
The hook fully describes n method by which
to attain full vigor and manly power
A method by which to end all unnatural
drains On the system.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-13
senator py,e Wan,, an Og,c,.

State Senator John Pyle lie said to Re o
candidate for the the office of clerk Of the
peace and will make q strong contest for
the place. Mr.. Pyle Is said to be the man
whose vote made William T. Watson
speaker OF the Senate. and thus allowed
him to become governor on the death of
Governor Marvil,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-13
PHILADELPHIA Will MiNCToN q
ALTiMoRE RAILROAD.


u In EFFECT APRIL sist 1898
For Philadelphia lexpress), L57, 255,
4.2O $50. 7.42. 750 s.5O.s55. AS 10. .O5. .10l6.
11.25. 1133. 11.5l a. m. |12.S5. l.s7. s.O5.
s0s S;l0, SSs, IiG$ sGs. END sIs p m
80. $50 SIS. isos. lis, H III Ia. q. i M: LII. A
Aecommodation. 6, l. sos, io.ls, r.Ss II.
Sr ,Sss nv Yoff' + ~ zss. Is Is ssS s
sos. $40, 6.56, 707, 9.12 and 1875 p. m.
For Boston without change. lo.1s a. m.
For ths sonth-southern Railway ex-
senviile and st. .Alsustinei III >. m,
sleepers to Hot Springs. Memphis and
For West Chester. via Lamokin. $50 a.
For Newark Center and intermediate
Baltimore and Washington 4.ss. sol
a a ss. sHa III. Il S sSs. III III. aS lis IN n. sSsd sSd
Haiti%GTs e and md ,ipFsterpsdiato stations.
Leave Philadelphia. Broad Street sta
tion. for wilmington .SexEress) $50, 7.20.
M SsS iSS + i s.os - 4 SSs =, 5;SS f. sif
,5s. 'fS9a s5s. s"s. t & sS sss III iSos an ana T. ss I'll
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Philadelphia (expressl, l57, z55, 20
$50. S5s, 9.4S, 1905. 11.51 a. NJ. 1877.
sSs on 1. siS s a fn@ ms. ii iaioD laS e.
For Chester Iexpress> .l57, .L2o.- $50. S55,
1906. IL 81 a. m. 1.s7. 564. $50. 767 and s.OS
Aceommodation. 4 $40 a. m. IL 10. 40.
F. For New YORK. IS7. f255. 40. 7. $50. go.
1906, 11.51 a.. M. '12.35. 1877. 3.O5, 4.O5. O4.
For the South-Southern Hallway Ex-
epsSi eesHvia f dnd p 81 HHassstne sa vi aGn %
ssleepers to Hot Springs. Memphis and
For West Chester. via Lamokin. SIS a.
BSitimore, and Washington, tss. so,.
baltimore and intermediate stations,
'Ys Leave awe iiGa PhlPedeIpha p Broad street, for
a, m, Ia, t,os' Sc. e.55. ii6. 5s5. liz. liz
AedRommod%tion, Z, mn Sha p' % ss5, slo 1875 a. M,
i2d5 sO5 @lo s$S i9SS E npdiiiSR and liss 4 M
sis, SIS, s.5i ?: p. and Il i9 night.
Express EXT sSfo for Dover e. nj E and Del
mar, S,13. 1i:03 2. m. AZ p. M, 1901 night.
For Harrington and way stations only.
$50 p IN.
Express for Wyoming. 653 : m.
Express for Cape CharIes Md Point
Comfort and Norfolk. ll.03 u. m. and l2.0l
night.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For New Castle, 12,06 night
For Cape Charles. Old Point Comfort
and Norfolk, 1901 night.
For Midqletown, Clayton. Dover. Wy
oming, FELTON,. Harrington, pridgeville.
Seaford, Laurel, and Delmar. 1901 night.
CO Congressional Limited Express
trains, composed entirely of Pullman Ves-
thule. Parlor and Dining Cars. No extra
fare other than the usual Pullman charge:
90 Limited Express trains, composed OF
Pullman Vestibue Parlor Cars. Vestibule
Passenger Coaches and Dining Car. No
extra fare,
For further Information passengers arc
referred to the ticket agent at the station.
s. NJ. PROVOST. j. r. WOOD
General Manager, General pass ARt
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-13
sordon Height. Excursion Grounds.

Tho Lord created the heavens and earth.
but IL remained for George Il. Townsend
and Philip II Clark to discover the posi-.
billties and natural advantages OF Gordon
Heights, situated on the Delaware some
two miles from Wilmington. Then these
two gen ntlemen made the discovery that
the Gordon Heights inn and grounds
would sult the Wilmington Steamboat
Company for an excursion ground. After.
wards they hustled and created the posi-
bility OF an electric passenger railway TO
Gordon Heights. By the aid OF the vii.
mlngton City Passenger Railway Com.
pany the motive power was furnished and
the citizens of Wilmington given another
pure breathing place and pleacant ex.
eurslon ground. A very pleasant shsd
dinner was given to a large party OF Will
mington's representative men on Satur.
day evening by the Wilmington Steam.
boat Com pany, Gordon Heights manage.
ment and the Wilmington City Railway
Company. It will not be long ueiore tho
hills at Gordon Heights will be dotted
with pretty cottages. The Cord on
Heights grounds will he opened to the
public on NAV 3Uth
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-13
When lhe An aeI made shad,

The Deyll got mad;
For II seemed such a teust of delight.
So, to ruin the scheme.
.. lie Jumped into the stream,
And put In the bones out OF spite.
When the strawberries red,
First illumined their bed,
The Angel looked down. ami was glad,
Mhlso the Devil, It's said.
Fairly pounded his head;
For he'd put all the bones la the sind.
The poem was greeted by Il round of
cheers asd Editor Hill eat down pleased
Rt Iaylors first effort a5 q poet.
MaYor Shortlidge made numerous 8
witty speeches and kept the company tm
roar OF laughter with Ills numerous
saliiea and wlttieism5.
Col. buooh Moore sang his famous blu. -.
flog cong, after repeated calls for 1t.
1Le Following gentlemen were on hand:
CGlet Justice Lore, Judge Marvel, Tho.
mas b. Smith Postmaster Moore Com.
missioner simmons, A. j Hart George Il i.
Townsend, Philp Il. Clark. lIurry.AEm
mons, Willard SuulsDury W. W. Puscy,
Edward Brlnghurst. Jr., ID. W Tayl or,
Preston Lea. pr D&le, W. b. HeEer, Sec
ro.ary OF state Whteman, Potter Cooper.
Samuel smith, Z jackson Shaw, G. C.
Kemp, W. 4. Porter OHIO Rowland, Ihec
nings, William Lea, John Dunby A. j.
keoch. w Scott Vernon. JoLn $. HamI
ton George ". Roberts, j. T. Jono
Thomas W. Mulford Edgar L. Haynes.
captain Shields Wilson, Captain Horace
Wilson, Captain Bioumsbarg W, Ii. ulll
and j. Is Bell.
Tho party returned. on the Chester
arriving IN our city at - o'clocK, wei
p,cased with .heir trip to Gordon Heights
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-13

THE Archie Rood and Brother Company
have been very fortunate OF late n ascIr
Ing work, Tue contract f9u the bu.lllas
OF the now St. FatIlchs paroChlai school
was awarded 10 them on saturday Il
will he three ataf.1s highaal ij bg % feet
THE Ladies' edition % the Egafg Even.
ing uetted them a. o57 80 It onty cost
s7s8 80 to get the edition printed aud dis.
trlbuted, leaving quite a snug sum for
the hospta, fund,
TIE President has decided that Admiral
Meade should he held strictly to account
for efiteisIng the administration. II
the charges can os sustained 1t Will ter.
inmate his career as au officer OF tue Uni.
ted States Navy.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-13
PIIIsTIvllIl RllLa5l5.

Tho standard Railway OF Anlerica.
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT ny THE
InterIochipg switch and Blsek sixnai sys-
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-13

The FIRST District Committee has issuld
Al address 70 the republican L voters call.
ing attention to tact that on Saturday
next. May 18th batwsan the hpurs OF Il
a N. and D M the OIL eers OF election
will sit at all the polling places CG5i in the
city to revise The registration, that ia. to
re'regster all voters who have in any par
tlcHaT changed their residences since lust
November aud also those v0ters who we're
registered but WHO fa!iei 10 vote. Fduy
1900 men arc to 10 reglstefei on Saturday
ct ehtg.iiye rollrg places to whom at
lenst 2.5o0 certificates must be issue d
Every Republican is asls1 20 ,ead ms aiI
TO help along tho " 5rli
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-13

NdoRrAR- Ready.mixeu tor nil par
M poses In any quantity, John
SOLOMON, ofics No. West Tnlrd street
Phones Ito andaoS "
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-13

THE proposed formaton in our city OF
a Flremens Rsltef Association sa1uul
meet with tho hearty support aud crop
Grafton Of every fireman in our clty, A
meeting was held on Sunday Afternoon.
The Initiation fee Is Fl -. and the dues Is
cents month. with a death beHant ut
5000 There should be no trouble IN form
memberghlp
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-13

DEA COAI. IUrIi;nlIy us5.
Extral trgasiG5 49, p!r toa.
JOHN NJ S0LOHON.
Once No. w.3l strss.
phnnes. ll6and 20l
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-13

Tnr next City Council will hs composed
of majority of new members; the
OH faces that were seen in tie present
Council will be succeeded Is younger and
new members The young men are be
ginning TO come TO tie front in Whining.
ton politics. The following gentlemen
were nominated by the ReBIblicaEs en-
saturday for City Council, james W. Rob.
ertson, In tho flft ward George NJ. Fish.
81, In the Sixth; II. Wentworth Zebley,
In the Seventh; Howard E. Staats In tie
Eighth; Caleb 5. Watson. in the Ninth,
James Ratlodge, in the lwati.A anl ban.
lei Ross In the EHst
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-13
A Trip To Goraun Heights.

George h. Townsend and Philip II.
Clark discovered Gordon Heights AM
party OF representative Wilmington gen.
tlemen discovered that the Wilmington
Steamboat Company had the energy and
enterprise to eXpend several thousands in
erecting buildings. planting hundreds OF
trees and beautifying the grounds as the
model excursion grounds on the Della,
ware. Ey invitation Of Mr. Horace Wilson
oil the Wilmington Steamboat Company
some thirty gentlemen Oh Saturday after
noon took a SPECIAL street car at Eighth
ant MARKET streets at 20 minutes to
O'Clock ana ds9mbIikbl at tile delightful
pic mic grounds OF the Street Car Com
pany at Shellpot.
After taking u stroll over the Shellpot
grounds. which have bean enlarged and
beuutiiieu this year the party boarded
their car and wore bounding along to
wards Gordon Heights, the mecca of pic.
nic grounds In Delaware On reaching
the top OF the hill Mr.. George Il. Town
send arose to make spsech. lie very
impres5ively told the gentlemen present
that 1t speaks for itself,n waiting his
arms around for a space of three feet.
The car started up. aud on entering the
deep cut the familiar figure OF Billy Penn
could be plainly seen on the public build
ings IN Philadelphia. Tho Gordon Heights
and Wilmington City Railway Company
are extending their line 50 that iL tho
near future passengers can be- taken right
Company at the Heights and landed at
Shehpot Park or In tho city. The view
that eau be had from Gordon Heights of
the surrounding country and river is
worth taking a ride out TO feast the eyes
upon. The possibilities oil Gordon
Heights are unmentionaOle ami the price
OF lots may soon 20 out of sight.
The party inspected the grounds, wharf
and the inn and were perfectly delighted
with everything. pronOunclng 1t the model
picnic grounds on the Delaware. As no
liquors are sold on the grounds 1t makes
1t safe and pleasant place for ludles and
children to spend days outing. The
party we're treated TO plank shad dinner
which were planked In font ul the inn on
the lawn. Tho party sat down to we'll
spread table In the dining room q few
minutes after O'Clock where wit aud
wisdom llowed for nearly two hours. The
party were n jolly set and impromptu
spoeches were made by nearly every one
present.
Editor Hill was more than anxious to
maEe one OF his characteristic funny
speeches, but he had forgotten what he
Intended to say, 50 he reClted a poem, the
authorship OF which he blamed on Daniel
W. Taylor. Esq. 1t ran something like
this
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-13

TUE Improved urdr OF Red Men all
over the country celebrated tho btrta OF
st. lammauy on sunday. Tho Rsl Meu
oelebratei tho occasion In the Grand opera
House. The speakers wafa Il K s.ay.u.
son grnat pt ophet Of Maryland and tho
Rev. Vaughn S. Collins member OF
Miuqua Tribe, Tn chor OF 81 raA q
III. L. Church furnished tho muse BeNa.
ware has twen!y.eigAt tribes couta.mnS
5000 members. Iao order ls Ia a l5ur-
Telling condition aud IaHy aiding nuw
members.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-13

a IIESTloN-Fsrsons desiring pure drugs
n and chemicals. or Wishing their pre-
scripIions or private receipt carefully COM
pounded with pure materials, shoulo 90 to
the drns stoIe OF II Il. BtlNGHItSI'S. No.
eli Market street, Wilmington. Del If
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-13
I.lnroin iIr.iiatr-

1t Is reported that llr rallmsn Wishes
TO resign tue Presidency OF tho Poll.
man Car Company and that Iod. Robert
Lincoln has teen solicItai to pctspt ,na
position att SALARY Of .!j eJ1 year He
has been givon three months 10 e6asllsr
the matter 1t may be possible that ls
has an eye on a higher position In cls5
OF failure in tine Republican Convention
to agree Oh either MsKnley, Rsa4 o.
Harrison ho would make a worry eQcopt.
able compromise candidate
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-13

Leave Philadelphia. Broad Street sta
tion. for wilmington ,sexfress) SO 7.2S,
SIS, 7.4o. lilo, Ills p. m. and la.Oa night.
Accommodation. GO. 7.39, $40, 1898 q. m,
1.2S. a.03. 400. t37 6.22, s.3S. l0.0S and has
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-16
WANTED-TO nUY.

WANTEp--A good secondhand saeo-
line engine ak horse power; must DO
good al new. II. A. Hancock. 4 snenes
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-16
CLOSE TO A CORNER.
sp,sArIoN COMING IN NEW foWn
COTTON MARKET.
,rno suppIy Is Growing Less HAPPILY
and Prices Are Liable 10
Take Jump.

New York. oct. 15.-tSpeclal,)-The
prospects for this market adding to its
stock are becoming more and more re-
mote. unless they are compelled to do
eo at no matter what sacrifice should
they desire to liquidate with the act
nal thing instead OF buying in their
contracts. The conditions are very sim
ole. but, strange to say. they are con-
ditlons that have been ignored by the
very people who should have given
most attention TO them, and that Is OF
course the speculative short Interest.
IL stands that II cotton cannot be
brought here for reasons mentioned al
ready and the people who are long OF
contracts should undertake to demand
delivery OF the cotton they bought, II
would force the shorts into competi-
lion with exporters and buyers for do
nestle mills. This would bring about
kilkenny conditions OF highly inter-
esting character to the spot holder. but
decidedly worrying to the spot buyer.
An explanation OF the advance In con-
tracts Is to be had mainly In the fact
that the future markets are largely
oyersold and the end ls not yet.
ATWOOD. VIOLET Il co.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-16

New Orleans, Oct. 1.-THE trading at
the Cotton Exchange today was the
heaviest Of the season. reaching the
large total of l1S100 bales. The bulls
had things pretty much their own way
and aside from selling to realize profits
the trading was made up of buying or
1prs. Liverpool again came to the as
slstance of the market with an advance
of j.G4d for the arrivals and 1-1id for
snnts with sales Of $4,000 bales.
A feature Of the day In the local
market was the good demand for spot
cotton. exporters VINO have held OFT
for go long appearing 10 take hold
quite freely, Notwithstanding the adj
vance Of 3-l6 on grades below mlddlng
and Of Use on midliug and grades
above. In futures there was an al
most continual advance from the OPEN
ing gain " S points TO the highest point
OF the day which showed n gain over
the preceding day of 20 points. The
close showed net gain FOR the day Of
lG to Is points. The port receipts begin
10 show some falling off, particularly
in Texas. a rumor that Mr.. NELL
would probably Issue much reduced
estimate tomorrow also added strength
10 the market, II now looks as II con-
sumers were be oming tired OF waiting
for the promised decline and have made
up their minds to replenish their stocks
and as a result the undertone has be-
come very strong. New Orleans VIII
receive tomorrow 5000 TO 10000 bales
compared with 1903 bales last year.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-16
FOUND READY SALE.
THE BETTER GRADES OF CATTLE
IN GOOD DEMAND.
After a Good start the Price OF HOG,
Dropped Five to Ten Cents
During the Day.

Chicago. Oct. 15.-Common to choice
native beeves were saleable at $4,000
j.S5; the greater part of the sales being
made at low prices. and extra choice
beeves were quotable at S5.4OQ5.5O;
choice light and medium weight cattle
again sold TO the best advantage and
big heavy steers as well as rough and
thin cattle moved on slowly. Export
ers were not doing much and were Did
ding lower than heretofore as English
cables have been reporting heavy cat
tie supplies and a light trade at de-
cline OF l-2QS-4c per pound. The de-
mand for stockers and feeders was us
good as usual at strong prices. sales
ranging at S2AO4I.O0 Tor common 10
choice. Butchers and Gamers cattle
We're again In quite good demand dt
fun prices, bulls selling at Sli5u8.iD,
while COWS and heifers found purchase
ers at Sl,3048,S0, with sales largely at
Sl75q395. Calves were plenuer than
usual, and choice lots We're rs cents
higher, the best selling at S625, West
ern range cattle We're fairly active and
no lower: common to choice steers from
Montana, Wyoming and DAKOTA being
in demand at S2.95Gi35. Texas steers
sold fairly at $2.i0u3.s5, with Indian
Territory cattle In demand at 5000
1866.
In hogs the demand started off fairly
good but Il slackened up later and sales
were made at reductions OF 51l0c from
yesterdays prices. Sales We're made at
S3.bOd4. 20 for hogs and most OF the
trading was at s3S5aS.95 for packing
lots and at s4.0OQil0 for Shipping
droves, while most OF the pigs sold at
S3.00I4.00
Sheep were quotable at sl95G1.50 for
inferior natives up to SS5UW5.ao Tor
prime export wethers. few going above
$500. Good TO choice western sheep
sold readily at $2SO03.25 and lambs
sold at S3.OOl0i.5O FOR common to prime,
few going above si35.
Receipts-Cattle--SOU calves, COO;
hogs, $4,000; sheep, $4,000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-16

New York, oct. .-Wheat-Receipts
$1,000; exports, 252. 700 bushels.
spot, strong, business checked by
firm views OF holders. No. 2 red, 6s i-2c;
No. ! hard, 6y 3-4c.
options opened strong and advanced
early ON light offerings with local COW
ering and some foreign buying and re-
ports of large cable anceptances for ex-
ports, an advance Of sac. October, &c
gao. Decefp Der, 81 s-ic.
Cotton seed oil slow.
comee-Options opened steady with
prices unchanged to points lower.
ruled inactive through bout the session
with Il weak undertone In the absen e
OF speculative support selling arrested
by Indifference oil spot holders. closed
dull with prices unchanged to points
higher; sales. iVJU bags.
october, l45O4l5.50.
spot-Rio, NJ. 7, Ice; mild uulet and
steady, Cordova lSulgc.
susHr-Raw, dun, fair refining, i-ic;
centrifugal g6-tvst. 5-so: refined quiet,
standard a. 5-sc; COME TONERS
"a" 5-sc. cut loaf, 3-sc; granulated
4 3-ic.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-16
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.


Chicago, Oct. l5.-War rumors
boosted the price OF wheat today de-
spite continued heavy receipts and De-
cember closed 3-4c higher. Cables
were higher and all domestic markets
were strong, while the news and con-
dltions which seemed so uniformly
bearish yesterday were apparently bull
lsh today. The scare lntimating that
Great Britain and the United States
were likely to clash on the South
American affairs. also the de-
cline In consols and higher prices for
wheat at London and Liverpool were
the most prominent bull factors.
Shorts were nervous over the situation
and there was generous covering with
some Investment buying.
1t was rumOred that tifty boat loads
100000 bushels) were taken at New
York for export.
Corn was strong on smaller estimate
for tomorrow, good covering by shorts
and limited orders. closing 3-sc higher,
Provisions started on firm in sym
pathy with the strength In corn and
oats, but weakened and lost moderate
gain made carly because Of the grow
ing receipts OF hogs.
Pork lost cents; lard and ribs, l-2c.
Estimates tomorrow: Wheat, 200
cars; corn. 2G5 cars: oats. $40 cars; hogs,
Range of Prices.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-16

New York. Oct. l5.-Clearings. S117.-
s99. Ss2; balan es. Ss6,BOl, si1; government
bonds steady; state bonds inactive;
railroad bonds strong; money on call
easy at 2Q2 l-2 per cent; last loan 2.
closed per cent. prime mercantile pa
per. 1906 per cent
Sterling exchange firm with actual
business In bankers bills at Sls7 3-im
4.sS for demand and A.sId4.s7 Ia for
sixty days; posted rates. siS7 l-24
ASS l-2; commercial bills. SiS6 L.
Silver certificates, 6s 1-4li6s l-2c.
Bar silver, Csc; Mexican dollars,
90 3-4c.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-16

st. Louis, Oct 5.-Cattle-Reoeipts
$780, shipments, 800. Market dull TUr
natives and l0c lower on Texans; ex-
port steers, s5.2OQ6 40: shipping steers,
81. 30d5 10; dressed beef grades, $3.50
Q4s5 bulk OF sales, $3.G0Qi.5O; steers
under 1000 pounds, 2S00325; bulk of
sales. s2.75g3 20; stockers and feeders,
S2COI3.5O; cows and heigers, $i.S593.50;
bulk of sales, S2.0043.l0; Texas and
Indian steers, s2.5O93.5o; bulk of sales,
S2.T5D325: cows and helfers. sl.75Q
3.25.
Hogs-Receipts, 5000; shipments. 1900.
Market 5QlOc lower; heavies, 1880
4.l0. Mixed. SS60a4.00; light, s3.7U0
40.
sheep-Receipts 1900; shipments, 100.
Market about steady: native muttons
S2,6003.i0; some export brought S2.S5
lambs, SS.25Q4.5O; southwestern, S2.0(
OSLO.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-16

New York. Oct. 5.-Conee-Santos-
Quiet, good average Santos, IA SOC reis
per ~ kilos. Receipts. 200; stock. $780,
900 bags.
Hamourg-Quiet, i-4Gl-2 pfg ad-
vance. Sales, 40 bags.
Havre-Opened steady, i-2 to 3-if I'D
vance; at noon unchanged; at y. M,
l-2f net advance.
Rio-Flrm, No. 7 Rio. 1900 reis per
10 kilos. Exchange 10 i-2d. receipts.
$4,000 bags; cleared for the United
States. 1000; for Europe, 5000; stock.
100000 bags.
Warehouse deliveries from New York
yesterday, 1866 bags, New York stock
today. 25J,090 bags: United states stock,
23b.7l3 bags; aiioat for the United
States. $4,000 bags; total visible for
United States 5BJ.7l3 bags, against
i6J,42S bags last year.