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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-23
ROGERS BUDGET.
a Weeks News From the Little City
Personal Mention.

Rogers. Tex, April se.--Easter was
observed by the Methodist Sunday
school with appropriate songs and reel
tations, closing with speech from
Professor T., Il, Baker, principal OF the
Rogers public school upon the origin
and customs Of Easter. AIR. w. A.
CruddOck has organized at the BAPTIST
church Band OF Hope. The object as
stated by Mr.. CraddoclS ia for moral
practice and reform. All Join are re-
questcd to pledge themselves not to use
intoxicating drink In any form. to alb
stain from the use OF tobacco In any
from and from taking the name OF God
In Naln..The Rodgers Amaturo club
composed OF ladies' played Rehecca's
Triumph at Davllla the night OF the
10Th to crowded house The ladies'
and gentlemen that went over with
Thorn are loud In their praise OF the
courteous and polite attention shown
them while IN their clty...Mr Beller,
late Of Dublin Erath county. has rent
ed aud taken charge OF the Adams
hotel..,.Mr, Bob Jackson. Mr.. j. T..
Adams and Mrs. Adams, are on on
trip tu the coast for the benefit OF Mrs.
Adams HEALTH. Editor Bonnie Smith
has sold the Rogers News to young
Mr. Gibson OF Cameron, who will take
charge N the paper the first OF
May MIR Cobb Reed has bought out
the Aycocks' interest In the grocery
firm of King aud Aycock, Mr. Sam
Nlrdeu will soon have his lee house
complcted.,.Th money IL about all
subscribed and contract will soon be
let for the erection of dancing pa
vllllOn....Dr, T., NJ. Chandler Of Rogers
and Mrs. Fogel OF Morgan were married
In the latter city Wednesday. Came IN
on the aouth-bound express and were
met at the depot by a large crowd of
friends, both old and young, and es-
cortod 10 the Chandler hotel Co tho
sweet notes Of the Rogers string band,
whore a short time was spent In hearty
CONGRATULATIONS, after which all were
invited into the dlnnlng room TO pnr-
take Of the symptoms rcpast Tho
doctor IL one OF Rogers oldest and
respected citizens, the doctor and Mrs.
Chandler has the best wishes Of ALL.
The shipping OF cattle has been very
extensive this week. mostly ycarllnrs,
consigned to points In the Nation. Mr..
w. A, Craddock and mother are visit
Ing Houston this week Mrs Frank
Henley, who has been visiting relatives
at Koppcral FOR some time returned
home Thursday The great Popullst
and ex-iustice of the peace. A, j.
Griffith, IL on coastlng.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-23

spent the week with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. c. X. Reese d. Miss Stella
Brown of San Antonio arrived yester-
day. on visit to her aunt, Mira. Il. IL.
Carlton. Major A. Bowers and Cap
tain A. McCoppin visited Velnsco yes
terdey Thomas Carlton of Carlton,
Tex, IN here. visiting his brother, Dr..
Carltun.,A Plat OF Sac City.
Iowa. and Nlr Erwin OF LaPorte. were
In Nelasco last week ...E. N. Talln-
Zorro returned Saturday from a short
trlp to Houston. Mrs. Walker, a sis
ter OF A. II, Hendriokson. VINO has been
visiting her for some time, started
home Tuesday. Mrs. Hendrickson &C.
companied her us far as Iowa. where
she viii visit her daughter. w. A.
Leonard and wife visited Qulntana
and the tetties last Saturday. Hon.
Guy NJ. Bryan aud w. Jack Bryan
went to Houston yesterday. IA hanltet
picnic at Oyster creek near Phalr, Will
DO attended by large number from
Nclascn tomorrow quite a crowd
went to the beach Tuesday TO have II
good timc,,, Bishop kingsolvlng OF
Houston held Episcopal services In the
brick church Tuesday night. Mr.. c.
G, Kotroth Mrs, C, w Crawford, Mr.
q, c. Lester, Mias Lottlc Rugcley and
Miss Clara Juck were confirmed. O..
Easter services were held by the Epig.
oopal Methodist and Baptist churches
sunday
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-23

New York. April 2g.-stocks and
bonds closed as follows;
Bond List: United States e.. regis
tered, new, 100: United States is. cou.
pom, new. l2ii United States 5s, regis.
tered. IA rs: United States IS. coupop
ll6; United states AZ, registered. III g.S,
United States As. coupon, 1l2l-i: United
states 2s. registered. 9G bid: Missouri
6s 100 bid; Atchlson As, e IA; Atchison
seconu y, 2S 6-S; Central Pacid, arsts
OF 1873, l0l l-2; Denver and Rln Grande
rs, no IS; Denver and Rio Grande Az,
~ galveston, Harrisburg and San An
tonic is, % bid; Houston and Texas
Central 5s, 9S: Houston ana Texas Gem
ral Os, 100; Missouri, Kansas and Teg-
as tirst IS, IS; Missouri, Kausas and
leAas second a., 81 1-2; 81. Louis md
iron Mountain general TO, 70 rs, 81.
Louis and San Francisco general 6s
JOG ~; Texas Pacific firsts SO 81: Tex
ss Iaclhc seconds, ~; Union Pacific
1O5 Ia.
Closing Stocks West: Aichlson. rs,
Central Pacific. II IA; Chicago and Al
ton, 10; Chicago. Burlington and
Quincy. -; Cotton on Certificates.
q l-2; Delaware and Hudson. 129 ia;
Delaware, Lackawanna nud Western,
l6l l-2; Denver and Rio Graudc pre-
terrcd, 30 l-2; Illinois Central. 81, KIM
sas and Texas preferred, 80 81; Lake
Shore, Ia; Louisville ara Nashville.
81 80; Northern Pacific, l-2: North
western. 90 rs: Northwestern pre-
ferred, IA; Pacific Mail 90 3.l: Read
ing, 10 -; Rio Grande Western. 10 "a:
Rock Island. &C 1-2: ST Paul lG0 "a.
st. Paul preferred. III 81: Sugar Rc-
ilnery. i07 i-9; Texas puriHr. 90 i-s;
United states Express. Al. Wabash, ST,
Louis ana Pacific. 81. Wabash ST
Louis and Pacific preferred. l6: Wells
Fargo Express, i0i; Western Union,
- 81; Denver and Rio Gmndo, 10 Ia;
Houston and Texas Central 1 10.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-23

Chicago, I'LL, April 29.-Cattle buyers
have held on for so long that the sun
plies Of dressed beef have become
greatly reduced, and they are now in
the market. The result was a better
demand for good cattle, as the receipts
will reach only about 5000 head. Prices
were about l0c higher than the latter
part of last week. Common to strictly
choice natives sold at A.00n6.OO and
anything fancy would have sold possi-
Bile for 1925. Few cattle were good
enough for that. the bulk going at $500
G5.5O; export beeves, .S5.5Og575. Butch
ers and Gamers stuff in good demand I;
bulk, s2.0Oni.25. Only about 600 Texas
cattle arrived and We're fair and strong
prices being largely at sS5On375.
Hogs We're In active demand early,
prices being stronger and a shade high
err. Common to choice, $500; light, Si95.
pigs, si.25G45O; bulk, 49Od5.OO for
heavy and 4.75G49O for light and
choice.
There was a good supply Of sheep,
and prices steady. Sheep sold from
S2.5OGSOO for common up to A.50Hi,65
for choice export lambs; Texas sheep
sold at 81 50TS.75, the better class be-
ing in good demand.
Receipts-cattle, 10000; hogs. 10000;
sheep, 1000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-23
THE GAzETTE Fort woRTH TUESDAY.

already existing confidence. That has
been forthcoming in the form OF a sud-
den and remarkable rise in the price
OF cotton, petroleum. wheat, corn and
beeves--nve articles which supply fully
40 per cent of the entire value OF our
exports There has been some diner
enee Of opinion rs TO how far these adj
Nances are due TO speculative influences
and 70 natural causes. There can be no
question that, in the case OF each
article, there are legitimate causes at
work; and there is as little doubt that
those causes have been turned to ac-
count for speculative purposes. hut
wall street reasons on the fact thus:
Ihat so far as the influences produc-
ing the rise In prices have been natural
they show that the downward tendency
IN trade values has spent It's force; that
ammunition of production has gone as
iar as low prices will permit; and that
demand is gaining upon supply. so as to
loreshadow from this time forward an
upward movement in commercial val
ues' on the other hand, so far MS the
rise IN staples is connected with specu-
latlon, IL evidences In the first place
mat speculative operators have been
expecting this change and that they are
prepared 10 follow It, while the readI-
ness OF speculation to undertake large
operations in the leading staples ia.
PROOF or the recovery OF confidence
among this class Of operators The
expression OF renewed vitality In specu-
ialln naturally encourages the stock eN-
ynahge interests and suggests the probn-
plllty OF an Increasing activity in the
movement OF securities.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-23
dRoEsnEcK BUDGET.
Governor Hubbard Meets an old
Frlend--Personal Mention.

,,.-.,.., %, $50, "a. -
Ilu'speSh Tex Nprll ~. hN-doV-
ernot H. h' Hubbard lectured at tho
uuurt mouse laAt nlEht TO a tnlr-slHel
Guu,ynee' ms theme pelnE Shoins OF
,NurCh anu 9late" governor nun
nuI" ,S 70 wen known lnroush me slate
"'u iuuEh lle South 70 need any
apySl ~. mention from me Tor nus name
ailu inlhc w NhoWh liroughout inc tn-
,re country. goou many OF ms
heAreta expected thnt ne would leo
turo on Japan out IN thla tncy were
ni,lslhkeh' ana NO gave uH Shalns W
onulcm Nnu Slo'e, ana IN snv'hl lilu
as Wen several times during the de-
lNoly OF ms lecture ne WAS inc reelp-
leht OF hnarty applause, Ihe B2NeIhV,rf
was introduced III neat ana MySll
chosen speech by Major FRrror. Ihe
major ana me governor are olu liie ,.ll.,
haNlNB known eaeh "ther lor man
years, ma thSy nave set toBeth9r IN
hlbh places Ihth tntle were tnoso
present VINO were WIN the RoVer .,,,,
uu'lIls 'nu war I"u WY VIZ" p ,"H"
70 meet ihelf on irlthu one uha,,' !
~ "'t"N"bH - 49, - III.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-23
LIvERPooL GRAM.

Liverpool, April 22.-wheat, spot.
irn; demand moderate No. 2 red
winter 6s L.; No. red spring, 5s "a:
hard Manitoba, IS Sd; futures opened
hrm with l-2 decline closed firm with
I-iqi-2d decline. Business quiet.
August, 5s I'd; September. S. ? 3-id.
Corn-Spot firm; American mixed.
qs 3-4d. Futures steady with post
tons 81 higher and dispositions Id
higher, closed firm with positions S-49
Id higher, and dispositions Id higher.
business about equally distributed
April, As "a; May, As Sd; June, 4s41-4d;
July, Is 1-2d; August, as 5 i-2d; Sep.
TENDER, 1-2d.
Flour-Firm: demand firm 81
Louis fancy winter, As.
Peas-Canadian. So LA.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-23

bid; June, 80 SIS asked; july. 81 a.
hye NO. cash track, Sc bid. Barley
nominal Corn meal. 2.15 az 20. Bran
scarce and held above wheat buyers
would pay east track 81 ia. wanted
90 s-s bid. Flaxseed unchanged. Grass,
s sIsy' quiet, clover poor to choice,
aSwsl. timothy, S.5O990O, Hay easier
to fancy. 525diO.OO. Timothy fancy,
iO'oodll;0O East side butter steady,
iancy Elgin, 22c; separator, 1s0i9c.
Eggs firm, 103-lc. Whisky steady.
l;so. Cotton ties and bagging, UNI
changed. Pork, standard mess, 1926.
Lard prime steam, GO, choice. ESQ.
S % shoulders,5.40; longs. $50: ribs.
6.62 1-2; shorts, 6.75. Bacon. boxed
shoulders. 662; longs. 6sT 10,
ribs, 100; shoulders, les. Receipts,
hour 1000. Corn, 10000; oats, $4,000;
wheat, 10000. Shipments not given.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-23

New York, April 2O.--After lull OF
two weeks following the late advance
in prices, Wall street has received a
new inward impulse The revival dur
ing the last half OF March was a real
test OF the Intrinsic condition of the
market. The rest that followed II was
equally so; and the outcome Of that
second stage has been equally satlsfac-
tory. 1t has shown no exhaustion of
either the investment or speculative
spirit; no disposition to- rest on the
protits realized upon the rise. and none
10 force a downward reaction In order
to make a lower basis for new up
ward movement There seems to have
been a lack OF confidence in the success
OF any attempt 10 mark down values;
even the bears" have shown no faith
In such policy; and holders have held
firmly to their stocks on the conviction
that they are stili undervalued and sus-
ceptible OF a further advance.
Under these conditions all that was
needed to a fresh upward squirt was
some new conspicuous stimulus 20 the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-23

New York. April 22.--The stock mar
ket today. taken as whole, was
strong and the volume of business was
quite large. The common shares were
notably strong and active ON a re-
port that the coal troubles had been
settled. In the final trading the specu-
lation became steady The majority Of
the list is up on the day notible loan.
Central, ii. Chicago Gas rs,
leather 1 5-6, N. J. c. and Bay State
Gas IL, Delaware and LackawannR
3-S, and lead preferred 1. The losses
are fractional.
Bonds. strong. Total sales 83s6i0.
the best business for more than a year.
Atchison As advanced IA ON transac-
tons OF S6G6, 600. The buying OF the
bonds was due largely to the action
of the bondholders In London today.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-23
CHICAGO. April %.
HIGHER.

,aora wild squirt at the opening and
l,,n,n IN the middle of the session,
40, closed / s-Sc higher for May to-
Heavy buying by shorts caused
advanoe. The market started with
4 w,Ia rush, opening trades being lie
{byance. Every one wanted to get
40 at 81 1-2c and July at 62 l-2c. Al
sost instantly &c was bid for May and
tor July, and 1t was only then that
4 was found possible by the great num-
r of brokers having buying orders to
"a plenty of sellers. The rush to buy
obtained such an impetus, however,
a, 40 1-4c and 90 1-2c We're paid when
trading got into a regular swing.
u last named price was reached in
q minutes after the start.
A ,rarnool sent quotations of an adj
a zoe there of 1-2d to I'd per Genital.
8nwera had visited the large area Of
nter wheat since Saturday. The
.rtbwestern receipts at Minneapolis
~ nuluth were III cars, against 17S
4 ,veek ago and 14S cars on the corre-
bonding day last year. The total pri-
Xbry market receipts were 225,OOO
Bsbels. against $4,000. Export clear
# ces we're 300. 600 bushels in wheat and
5ur, together from Atlantic ports.
ttrhe visible supply decreased 100000
I'm passlng inside 1920 bushels
5{rentine shipments for the week were
d HI 900 bushels on the ocean passed
4 supplies decrease of about 25000,00O
4 than had been looked for. Result:
Ii price OF May slumped TO GO 1-Sc in
teeular and unwilling style, but buy
- on a large scale set in again and
fred the price back to 81 3-Sc. which
& the price It closed at. July closed
"a 90 3-SdG2 1-2c. Many millions of
3nshels Of long wheat. perhaps as
Htch as 100000 bushels, were sold to-
shorts. where their presence was
61hparatively unsupported, have de-
~ oped themselves In the corn pit in
|4<ge numbers. The demand was sur
ot slngly brisk when the market opened
a. an advance of lc in May and July.
there was a reaction, May
~ ing 3-ic higher.
{ Oats started very firm and active,
tnbrts We're still anxious and bought
Nelly The advance in wheat and corn
~ figured conspicuously in creating
H|sher prices.
.fleyator people took advantage OF
k6k high prices and disposed of their
6Iilngs almost regardless.
>3he price dropped, and during the de-
Hfe buying was resumed and in
~ Used. A Wild and panlcSy session
"a passed from that time on, Stacking
Nh slightly at intervals, but resuming
~ I'm with greater a6tlvity. July de-
Wkry attracted the greater part of the
Iztni0n The visible supply showed
Ina 10 80
M was quite influential In aiding the
~ weakness.
l8ovislons were active; demand mod
&c. Prices at the opening were
t< per. but the first sales were at the
prices Of the day. Porl, closed SO
per for May and lOc for July, Lard
Pnd ribs from i-2c May to 10c July.
tmates for tomorrow: Wheat, As;
S2S; oats, 1924; hogs, 1900
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-23
HuBnARD BROS. ON COTTON.

New York, April 22.-Hubbard Bros.
4 Co.'S daily cotton letter;
Rains seem to have fallen generally
throughout northern and central Tex
as and caused a decline In the Liver
pool market. The demand from spin
ners fell off to Y 600 bales, though our
advices state that Manchester is re-
ceiving the full benefit OF the advance
paid for yarns and goods,
our market opened lower on the re-
ceipts of additional kilograms from
Texas that the largest cotton houses
We're free sellers. the buyers being
Wall street and local operators, on
which the market recovered, the de-
cline becoming steady. The strength
Of the market in the face OF the rains
in Texas IS accounted for by the rea-
son OF the change in sentiment regard
ing the value OF all commodities, and
we find that there continues to be more
disposition to buy on each decline.
based on the belief that all articles of
produce have established themselves
on a higher plane.
During the afternoon unsettling or
ders from the street appeared when
the bull part appeared In the market
and advanced prices TO the close of
business which was firm al about the
best prices of the day
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-23

Colorado. TEX, April 22.--The cir
culatinE library came on again last
Friday night under the personal man
agenent OF Mrs. NJ. y. smoot, and u
was a great success, both socially ana
financially. There was music by the
orchestra, followed with a concert solo
by prof. j. @. Xix. and then the Little
Fairies" marched In TO the music by
The orchestra and sang their little songs
with a very pretty tableau after each
sonR. Then came the circulating books.
this time the books being represented
nv boys and men instead OF ladies', as
before. The books were very much
sought after, some having been bought
I'm advance. lee cream and cake were
served, and the net sum was over s25,
which goes to the benefit OF the Baptist
church -. Major and Mrs, w. V. john
son gave most enjoyable sociablc last
Monday night complimentary 10 Miss
Lamb of Missouri. The evening was
spent In pleasant social conversation
and dancing. and refreshments were
served Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Simon
returned from San Antonio last Tues
day. where they had been for some
time "A. J. Coo, IL. II. Boyer and $.
N. Sherman returned Thursday from FL
Paso Mrs. a. j. Gilbert. who has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. II. ID.
sheppard, returned 10 her home at
Royse City lest Sunday Mrs. J. J..
starke left Thursday morning TO Join
her husband at sherman. where they
viii make their future home.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-23

New York, April 22.-Money on cali
easy at 1902 per cent. Last loan per
cent. closed 2 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper per cent.
Sterling exchange-Dull business in
bankers, bills at $3.50 2-sG4.s9 ~ for
demand, and at Sass s-S@4.ss IL for
sixty days.
Posted rates Sass l-2a4ss 1-2 and
si.s0@4.90 1-2.
Commercial blls-$i.s7 1-2QAs7 "a.
Eiiver--67 3-4di6s IL.
Government bonds strong.
State bonds dun.
Railroad bonds dull.
Total sales OF stocks 2s5.95l shares, In
Guiding American sugar, 5000; Atchl-
son, $4,000: Burlington, $500; Chicago
gas. 2i00; distilling, 800; Kansas and
Texas, 1900: Louisville and Nashville
400; st. Paul. 400; wabash. $500; West
ern Union. 400
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-23

Yelasco, Tex, April 22-Mr Ed Par
ish of Angleton spent several days in
Velasco this week. Mrs. a. T.. Way
OF Laredo is here visiting her daughter.
Mrs. o. X. Clinton. Mrs. u. @. Brad
ley Ii here on a visit to Major Lorraine
and family. Mrs. S. j. Moore OF Oak
wood Is In the city. the guest OF Mrs.
j. r. Mcbride. Geo. w. MeachAm,
deputy sheriff, was down from the
county seat Monday. Misses Lottie
Rugeiey and Hattie Reese OF Quintana
spent a couple OF days in Velasco this
week as the guests OF Mrs. y. 10. Jones.
n n. Trimbie formerly OF Perry, Mo.
buts now Of Angleton, is pending the
week in the city. Judge and Mrs.
Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. Turk, Mr. and Mrs,
Vordeman rlsited Quintana Sunday.
....Mrs. @. p. Skinner OF Houston
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-23
THE GREAT RAIN IN TEXAS
CABLES FROM LIVERPOOL WERE ALSO
WEAK AND COTTON WORKED DOWN
TO A CLOSE ONE TO TWO FONTS
BELOW OPENING pBICEs-THE
MOVEMENT.
NEW YORK, April %.


The cotton market opened with an
advance, but reacted and closed
firm at net loss OF 1G2
points. Total sales, 25g,soO bales.
The market was irregular throughout
the session and active in the moraing.
With rain throughout Texas, the Eng
lsh market adds to the weakness.
Private cables explain the Liverpool
weakness by reports of rain in Texas.
wall street parties bought today.
There was also large buying for coun-
try account. The advance IN wheat
stimulated speculation In sotton. The
feature Of the afternoon was buying
by prominent local bulls The CONT
nent was said to be a large buyer.
Inc renewed buying by certain bulls
was on the claim VI insufficient rains
in the South.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-23

New York. April THE Evening
Posts London cable says: The market
today opened bullish ON German SELL
ing, and the continued rise In the
price OF various articles OF produce is
beginning to Induce more general
buying OF Americans, At the Atchisan
meeting of boudholdors today the reor-
ganization scheme was unanimously
adopted. Atchisons were strong after
the meeting. A total Of 100000 pounds
sterling were received at the Bank OF
England today, 1900 being described
as from New York
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-23

New York, April 22.-wheat receipts
$4,000 bushels; exports, 173.3OO: sales 81. %
$4,000 bushels; futures, $1,000 bushels
short; spot excited. No. red store
and elevator, G5 rs; anoat, 81 3-Sc;
+ o. b., 81 5-S. No, hard, 70 SIS de-
hvered, Options opened excited and
: l-Sc higher with stamped Of the
shorts and good buying for outside and
European account. a reaction followed
helped along by reduction the WISH
bic and heavy selling Of long wheat but
gradual return OF strength in the
afternoon sent prices back again TO the
lowest and close was strong at 2d2 IL
advance on reports Of bad crop news
from Germany and strong late cable.
Market closed; No. red May,
G5 SIS; June, Sc Ia; July, &c 5-s; August.
closed 65 ~
Hides-Strong.
Lcather-Strong.
WoOl-Qulet
Pig Iron-Qulet Scotch. slSG1o,
American, .S9.5O9l0, Copper quiet: brok-
ers price s2'95i exchange price s3.O7 1-2
Tin, steady; straights, Si2 .5O6ll3 40
Plates. dull; spelter and domestic 81 90
Sales on change $50 tons. August sig AZ
September. go tons; October $40 TX
Cotton seed oil quiet, sales include 9Ol
barrels yellow ut &c; 100 barrels vel
low az 25c, Coffee options opened dun
at l0d15 decline and ruled dull and
featureless during the forenoon under
weak European cables and full re-
ceipts at Rio and Santos: rallied mar
tally In early afternoon. local demand
and scarcity of sellers closed firm at
5qlO points decline. Sales $3.50 baps
including May, 13,S5d139O: July. 1I05GG
l4lb; September. 14.00dli.10; October
II; September, 1iOOdli5O. spot Rio
duh No. Z, 10 "a; mild dull; Cordova
HOS. Sales 1850 bags Marlcabo and
$50 bags Central American. Sugar raw
firm; sales GS0O bags centrifugal test at
"a and &c. 1900 Muscovado, SO test
2 11-16.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-23
Beldlngn' new Perfection refrigerator
Sold on easy payments at
MADDOX. ELLISON g. co.
nR. nucnANAN no HANG.

Sing Sing. N. Y. April 22.--warden
Sage has fixed Wednesday morning
for the execution OF DR.. Buchanan.
buchanan. who two weeks ago showed
playing wonderful nerve. He stlll has
hope, and told his wife so when she
called. on him yesterday afternoon.
Whom she asked him II he was pre-
pared TO meet death. he replied he
would not give up all hope until an
other appeal was made TO Governor
Morton. Buchanan made his wife
promise 90 go TO Albany this morning
10 AJAX Morton to grant Q respite OF
thirty days,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-23

London, April 22.-Closcd- Canadian
Pacific, 40 3-S; Erie, II S-s; Erie seconds,
Go l-2; Illinois Central. 60: st. PAM
common, go IL; New York Central
lOl ~; Pennsylvania, 80 5-S; Reading,
Z -; Mexican Central, new, Ga So.
Bar silver 80 l-2d per ounce Money
3-S per cent Rate Of discount IN the
open market for short bills 1916 por
cent Discount for three months bills
1916 per cent.