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Fer Boys and Young Mcn.-coun,ry.


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ID REV T. IT. LANbpN. PRINCIPAL.
CAPT T u LANpoN CoMMANpAHT.
JIfMwOOD SCHOOL FOR roys ~ Milford conn -
IL rar.uis Who unf0riunf'" Ir %" management Z
their sons VOL rr ~ by tho afsant1ge- one-'i
Is my school, TIE school is IN enff during ihe entire
year. FRANK " HOWE. surt
H. AIRFfEfD Academy ~ H.Ys. Fairfield conn Conn
/ hnes ioflrh mental ard physical training with COM
f,r's - HOME - boss. Francis ~ H'eVcr. A. " Pfin
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L School Primary COLLEGE Preparatory
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IRVING INSTITUTE Tauytrvn-on Ugis.n \ \
! family school fo- ffiv boys \ faw vacancies after
holidays. VI TrNMAN. g. 81. Principal
oJAPLEwOOp INeTlTrTr c.rcorislne. renn.-sioi
III per furCessfIi rc'i .nr n The Let . n-
ioys enter ~, college. Under g wears ti7t
J. sioETLipGE N"iel. ". Fin
MT PLEASANT ACADEMY. sling sngon.'h r-iIud,oa
WI y Y-'.ii.E.-fffinr ani rNnfa 'ef Guiding r'i"
f,r boys. serd - Catalogue =. COOK y VI lfln...A
NEwToN * - INSTITUTE. -Hofac'k, Family S-hooi
~ FOR Boy, s.cal care ersn9,i l.;''ae'
For Young Laiies.-Country
ct M.py.g ecuoDf, GARDEN CITY y. Y
- Advantage. II Sc-Yrk Special instruction IN Nusic
and Art College Preparatory and Elective Courses ~
study Fine buildings. Sinrle room. WIN me .ns
study parlof- Miss JULIA ~ FARwFLi" Prncipnl
rI'EMPLE GROVE SEMINARY. Saratoga sprng. y. Y.
/ pcc,,iar and orsnal courses flr Young ladies' ten
teachers. CHARLES + poWl' IN -, lI'Allenl.
WALNUT LANE SCHOOL 49,
wear opens September 2Gih. For circular address
Mrs THODORA H. RICHARDS PRINCIPAL
Mis-, SARA LOUISE TRACY. A. VI. As.ooisie Principal
~ Germantown Philadelphia.
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DEL. LACNAWANNA AND WESTERN II. u:
stations in Ncw-Nork foot of Barclay and
Christopher streets.
VESTIDlI,ED TRAINS. PULLMAN Buffet
cams pINISCU i.i,:ttr

CARS TINTsCH LIGHT.
Direct route TO NEWARK. BLOOMFIELD MoNTCLAlR
THE ORANGES. summit Bernardsville. Bashns
Ridge Madison. Morris,own Passaic. Paterson Boom
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7:c0 A. M.-BINGHAMroN MAIL Stops principal
900 A. M-BuFFALO SCRANTON. BINGH ANTON
UTICA RICHFIFiD SPRINGS SYRACUSE ard
OSWEGO EMPRESS Pullman Buffet Paror Cars con.
meet al Buffalo with train for Chicago. arriving 90
~. morning.
Zoo p M-SCRANToN. BINGHAMToN and EI.MIRA
EXPRESS Pullman parlor cars.
400 p M-SCRANTON. WILKESBARRE ana PLYA
OVTH EXPRESS. Pullman parlor cars.
730 r. NJ tDaiiv)-Buralo Vestibuled Limited Expfees
for SCRANTON BTNGHAMTON. ELMIRA BCT..
FAI.O Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car. Connects "
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next day. -,
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TON UTICA. SYRACUSE and OSwEGO EXPRESS
Pullman Buffet Sieepers Q.
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMoD CATIONS a. "a
Murrayst and 40 Broadway. Tickets ferry ststons
7s5 and 0i2 broadway 80 West i?5th-st. eN COLUMBUS.
NewYork: S3s and 7c6 Futon-st. and II Broadway
BROOKLYN. Time tables. giving full Information. AZ ="
wEsTcoTT EXPRESS COMPANY will call tcr aas
check baggage from hotel residence to DESTINATION
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ERIE LIN ES.

York foot OF cha nbers-st daily. follows. and i've
minutes earlier frora West .3i-st.:
ok A. M.-vestbued Express for Wavery: B'ng'
S'lO hamion. Eimira. Buffalo Bradford and saA-
Paror Buffalo
800 va eRaaadaaa ' .. so a :s' 9' ss
s45 a. m. Chicago p m Sleepers 70 Chi
cago Cleveland aad Cincinnati. Dining Car
COO y. M-Bual0 Vestibuled Express arrives Buffalo
O.CU A. ~. making direct connections FOR Detroit.
Chicago and the West. Buffalo passengers eas
remain In sleeper until A. NJ -,
S45 6 train to cHeaso so ana CHI
cage ana Cincinnati. Dining Car
T OcAI TIME TABLE 'ICKETS AND PULLMAN
Accommodations at III 26i toi aad 95I Broadway i55
East i25h-st chambers and West 2Sist ferries. New
York 33S Futon-st Brooklyn; 200 Hgdson-st. HobokeH
and Jersey city station Erie Transfer Company calls fr
checks baggage from hotels and residences TO de
nation.
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WHITE STAR LINE.

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To JAPAN AND @G10RAa
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To HONOLULU, 1000 AND AUSTRALIA
wARRIMoo. February 10 MIowERA. 49,. March 10
"a Cabin accommodations very low rates.
tr sSi rate. Ely s-iS 50 'wal-ss NY 80
MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES
WI FOR TEXAS. GEORGIA AMI. FLORIDA.
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70 +EXs 4tncs by a 10
CITY EPN ~ s NESf pnd CRY e 'o
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VIVA MS for TSF 5s' rach xs a f % E. f
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W. l.. GurLLAUDEr. Tranc Manager.
ped -" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS,
IL FOR IA GUAYRA. PUERTO CARELLO CARACAo
FROM MARA$Po r va srR nhcSRLrw
FHMEI5EA wc1 %ssfay Jam Jam Z! i! M
These American steamers ba, sHpre.y T for the rade
have very superior SSTGM n Is
General Managers. 1875 Front-st.
CAVANNAH LINE-FOUR TIMES WEEK.
wednesday" Friday. ana saturdays a, p N NJ Fei
nj SssTa qiP ass ? NHSsssS s f bs az
tpkM s. F. r Co w AsI Hsr Az IS $
g. NJ. s0RREI. Manager.
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Ncw Civilizations.
EPILEPSY.

EPILEPSY.
Just published full account OF the mode treamcn,
in the Williamson Sanitarium. w-1sondon. Conn with
recorded Address above with stamp. for
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5rhool Aeent,es.

GETCY Miriam CoyTlere supplies tutors. professors
~ etc. IN all dcps recommends
schools 10 parents 100 9th ave, Book Bldng cor 2rht
MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
~ Professors. Teachers. Tutors GOy"rncss.s
&c. 10 Colleges. Schools and Famllen. Apply 20
Mrs. NJ J. YOUNG FULTON % Union square
EIsK TEACHERS AGENCIES. New-York. Boston,
L Chicago. Los Angeles. H. f. Crocker. IS, u. keff
L. V IuyssO0n W o. Pratt Managers 20 jth-ave y. Y.
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llnfnrnishe0 Apartments Go Get


Al WEST 8iTH sTREET:-New apartments o room,
ana bath $2o to $685. Inquire OF jantor. ON
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6cnthers.

vJ,UTOR-A Everett Stone tiaei 5Gi 9Th ave College
Ir Greer as "a conscientious ana competent educator
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Real estate for Crrhnnor.

E1RsT-CIAss IMPROVED apartment houses Al,
teneinenis to exchange for Drookyn or country
MARTIN owner. Al Wa-si
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Go Get for Business pnrposes

BUILDINGS STORES. LOFTS AND OFFICES TO LET
ION Chambers. Spruce, jieeman Fulton. John Maider
Lane icy. Barclay PARK Place. Park Row. Nassau
William. Gold GIN Pearl Water and many other streets
rutland WHITING Beekman-st.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-25

Chicago, April 2i.-sales of cattle to-
day were even slower than on recent
days; common to strictly choice native
steers We're higher, going for $4,000
M.lO with trans actions largely at 81.
The COW trade was at S2.lOI4,7O sales
being mostly at S2.50D400; bulls un-
changed; calves In usual demand at
N.OOU5.O0 per 100 pounds. The stocker
and feeder trade was for shipment.
Grass cattle slow. About 1000 Texans
offered.
Hogs about steady to lower, show n
substantial gain on recent weeks.
Business today was not very animated
early as buyers are holding back for
lower prices, but later on they succeed
ed In getting all they wanted at n
further reduction OF 5mi0c per 100
pounds, and this resulted In active
trade. For heavy hogs the ruling
prices were S4.65GD475; bulk, 81 S0n4 90,
while light weights sold s4,GO64. IS.
largely at A.75@i,S5.
Sheep-Reccipts for the first half of
the week exceeded $4,000 head, n gain
of about 400 over the same time last
week and prices are 5T10c per 100
lower for the common class of sheep,
with slow sales, For good to choice
heavy sheep prices are low. Sales
fair. After buyers got to work prices
ranged from .St62 1-262.75 for very
ordinary lots up to $i.2O046O for good
to choice sheep.
Lambs were numerous and averaged
Zoe per 100 pounds lower sales ranging
at S35O0357.
Receipts-Cattle, $500: calves, $50;
hogs, $4,000; sheep, 10000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-25

United States As new, l20; United
States As coupon, 800; United States IS,
regular, 115 is; United States 5s coupon,
il6 is: United States AZ, regular,
III 1-2; United States As, coupon. 112 So;
United States Is, regular, 90 bid;
Missouri 6s, 100; Atchison AZ, " rs;
Atchlson seconds A. 20 1885, Central Pa
cihc lists of '95, 1O1 H.; Denver and
Rio Grande Is, l15 1-2 bid; Denver and
Rio Grande As, 81 "a; q. II. & S. a.
6s 95 bid; c. II. 6 s. A. rs, gs; II & t.
Z. IS, 1O7; II. & t. @. es, 9s; NJ, X.
6 II. first As, "a rs; NJ, X. g. II. second
AZ, 90; st. l.. 6. I. NJ. general 81. rs 10;
st l.. & s. +. general 6s, Jos; Texas and
Pacific frsts, 50 5-s; Texas and Pacific
seconds, 90 81; Union Pacific lists Of SO,
10l SIS; West Shore fours. 1O5 IA.
CLOSING STOCKS WEST.
Atchison, "a; Central Pacifis, II Il;
Chicago and Alton. 147; Chicago. Bur
lington and Quincy "A ~; Cotton Oil
certificates, "a; Delaware Hudson 1873:
Delaware Lake and West 1873; Denver
and Rio Grande prefd, Il "a; Distillers
and Cattle Feeders company. Is is;
Illinois Central. 81. Kansas and Texas
pref'd, 81 SIS; Lake Shore, 1i1 IL; Louis
vile and Nashville. % s-5; Missouri
Pacific. 20 II; Northern Pacinc. "a;
Northern Pacific, prefd, 20 IL; North
western, 81 H.; Northwestern prefd.
i4l bid; Pacific Mail. 20 IL; Reading,
IA rs; Rio Grande Western, II; Rock
Island, Sc 1-2; st. Paul. 81 5-s; st. Paul
prefd. III 81: Sugar Refinery, 1OG 80;
Tennessee Coal and Iron, q rs: Texas
Pacific. 10; United States Express. IL;
Wabash. st. Louis and Pacific, is;
Wabash. ST. Louis and Pacific prefd.
II SIS: Wells Fargo Express, 1886 Wes-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-25

In the face of lower public accounts,
put onerings proved heavy. A sharp
decline In the afternoon followed. on
the announcement that the courts had
ordered the fir wheat sold.
closing-No. red May, "a 5-sc: June.
90 1-4c; July. 65 lac; August. 65 10,
september, CO; December Gs.
Cotton seed oil more active and
hrmer. Closing with an upward ten
dency. Sales today and late yester-
day 1000 barrels including prime sum
msr yellow go, closing rs asked; off
color at 20 10.
Coifee options opened firm at 56pi5 adj
vance on better European advices.
Hased on under / California pressure
and fun receipts at Rio and santo with
distrlbution in United States moderate.
closed quiet 10 points net advance.
sales $4,000 bags including: May, $3.50
qlS:sO; June. sl3.75; July, sl3.75; Sep
TENDER, N4l591i.2O; August. 1l.2OB1i. 90;
december. S4.l5q14.25. Spot coffee Rio
dull, No. 10 3-4c. Mid quiet Cordova.
IL l-2qlsc. Sales, 1900; Maraclabo
~ l-sci good Calcutta, lsc, Truslllo, HOO
bags sugar raw firm. Sales. An
RI Is, 11,4O0 bags; centrifugal
~ lest. at 7-3lc; 1000 for shipment al
l,4e and $50 tons Muscovado SO test
at ll-16c. Refined quiet.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-25
CHICAGO. April "a.


~. heavy demand for and sales OIL
~. Nan at Chicago was the feature
easn aav,s business. and the market
' at an advance. The advance
ei0ss. a,s to the dry weather in the
Na' ~ wheat country and the strength
WIN. .ss Liverpool market in the face OF
..sraay's decline here. Primary mar
.sceints of $4,000 against 10000
~, reek and 271,OOo a year ago and
Us from, the Atlantic seaboard of
tipsan h,sbels in wheat and -four to-
N.,Ssr The cash business done mere
The chief influence In the Jays
s w, ard the persistent seller was
rl rorn was dragged about by wheat.
ooi Yin fractionally higher, but after
y ~ reacted and closed 1-sc higher for
May. -, ,roo,ioraIIv active.
In irmer feeling influenced by sim
W.. feeling in wheat and corn, dry
as,ber and covering by shorts.
pr1visions dull with n downward ten
s.ncv pork declined ~ 1-2c; lard,
IL and ribs, 10c. The increasing
100 receipts with lower prices at the
ads caused the easier feeling
Estimated receipts: Wheat, 80 cars;
corn, 225 cars; oats, 40 cars; hogs, To-
900 head.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-25
COTTON BROKE SEVERAL POINTS.
THE NEWS OF MORE RAIN IN
TEXAS CAUSED IT.
THE FEATURE OF THE MARKET
is THE FIRMNEss. NorwIrH-
STANDING THE HEAVY REAL1z-
ING SALES - MOVEMENT AT
LIVERPOOL AND NEW YORK.


Liverpool this morning showed an
advance of four and one half sixty
fourths with sales of Il 900 bales. Our
market opened steady at an advance
of to Z points which was quickly
lost when it became known that Texas
had received rains and the market
slowly declined until the close which
was lower than last evening.
There is no disposition to be short OF
cotton among street TRADERS US they
expect that the improved conditions OF
the trade will sustain cotton upon this
or even a higher basis ana the commIs-
sion houses generally are heavily long
of cotton.
The features of the market has been
the strength II shows in face OF the
constant realizations which are under
way
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COTTON.
COTTON.
Review OF the market by +. G. Nc
Peak 81 Co.

Peak d Co.
Fort Worth. Tex, April "A.
Liverpool spot sales We're 12,U00 bales
ana quoted steady at l-16 advance. Ar
rivals opened 2-54 higher and ON the
: y. M call were very steady at a fur
ther advance of 2-Gl, but nearly all the
improvement was lost, the close being
quiet and only LEA above yesterday.
The early advance in our markets
was on Neill's bulish circular and
better Liverpool, but reports OF heavy
rains in Texas brought about decline
and the close was at the lowest point
OF the day and 6D7 points below last
night. New York contracts closed bare
ly steady, sales 242, 800. Spot quota
tons quiet and unchanged, sales 2O9
bales.
Seml-weekly movement OF thirteen
towns, receipts 1888 against 1888 last
year and lO,325 in 1892. Shipments a.
6sS against 1918 last year and 19,3S3 in
1892.
a further depressing rumor near the
close of our markets was q report of
possible international complications on
account OF dissatisfaction expressed by
leading European nations on the terms
OF the treaty between China and Japan.
New Orleans reduced spot quotations
Lie, with sales of 1900. including HOO
to arrive.
RANGE OF PRICES - NEW YORK
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NGE OF PRICES = NEW YORK
LIYERPoOL COTTON.

Liverpool, April 24.-Couton-Spot,
business done; prices higher.
American middling fair, 9-32; good
middling. 3 27-32d; American mlddllng,
ll-32d; low mlldling, g-l6d; good
ordinary, 7-16d; ordinary, Id.
Sales for the day. 1000 bales OF
which 500 We're for shipment, and in
cluded 400 American.
Receipts, $4,000 bales. all American.
Futures opened steady, closed quiet
but steady at advance.
American middling. L. NJ. C., April,
3 S9-6iQ3 4O-6id; Aprll-May, 3 34-6id;
May-June S9-6iq3 4O-Gid: June-Iuly,
8 41-6id; July-August. 42-Gid; August
September, 3 4O-GifD3 4i-Gid; September
october, 8 45-Gid; October-November,
3 4G-Gid; November-December 3 47-G4;
December-January, 4S-Gifp3 i9-6id.
The tenders of today's deliveries,
none.
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'hu,ss, Louis. April 24.--Flour steady but
Ensa,, a. advance. Wheat nervous and
M lied throughout the session. At
'lisvo pehihg there was SIS advance In
{dsc,,aaha July went 3-4d7-s, but later
rtronrr e,Sa3-4. Late there was a
kad Is spirit and closed buyers Of July
No above; May sold Use higher.
puly. 10 Y l-2c asked. May, &c:
tSorn In about the same conat,Ior 40
b. y, put closed at the top with buy
slulv nay 5-SGs-4c. and sellers Of
H. 4s.tgi,Sc above yesterday. No. 2.
tembase bid' May, &c lee asked; Sep
.hnod r dull and unchanged for May
Bower Me- Ne while July was higher: spot
puly Al 10; cash, zoe; May, SOC bid:
RYE ~ a'se Did; July, "a lie bid.
''he quoted. '0' NO. . Feu' Out
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st. Louis. April .-Cattle-Receipts
1900; shipments POO Market for natives
quiet, owing to light supply. Good to
choice IS OO@G 90; fair TO medium $500
G4.75: light 50. 50Ti. %: stockers 50 ESQ
$50 Texas cattle higher: steers 50 $50
400; grassers $3.5OG4.75; cows 81 00B
3.25.
Hogs-Receipts 1900; shipments 1000.
Market quiet and weak; top prices Sl.S5.
Bulk of sales Si.7O@i. so; light 81 400
4.75.
Best muttons steady with good de-
mand; other grades slow. Stockers 81 so
d2.75; Texas fed yearlngs IS 25 chip
ping lambs 81 5OT5. so.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-25

e,n new York, April 2i.-Coffee-
es siasy; good average Santos. 15ei re-
T spp' 5000 bags; stock. 295, 900 bags;
Narnn quiet at 1-40i-2 pfennlgs ad-
sEr"Sa sales, 1000 bags; Rio steady.
oosss Cleared for the United States
49,, oags; cleared for Europe, none;
|,ST r. $4,000 bags. Havre steady at
lbsss ~ francs advance. Sales, q, 900
f454 henouse deliveries from New York
3s0S hsss' New York stock today, 1885,
lbsrsu 'sS; United States. .tock. 225. 2iO
'q0o h anoat for the United States, 225.-
5sts,ooaag s; total visible for the United
ILsrs 4S0'2iO bags. against 5O2, 400
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KANSAS CITY GRAIN.

Kansas City, April 4.--wheat-No.
hard, firm, IS 1-4H5S lee: No. 2 red,
higher 50 l-2GG0c; rejected 56c.
Corn-Steady; No. 2 mixed and No.
white Ace,
oats-slow; No. mixed use; No. 2
white 32d32 1-2c.
Rye-Firln; No. 2. 55c.
Flaxseed-$l. 5O6l. 60.
Bran-Flrm; 70@71c.
Hay-Firm; timothy IS 5000. 90; pral-
rie s.. 5000 90.
Butter-Firm, unchanged.
Eggs-Firmer; lie
Recelpts--Wheat 1900; corn 5000; cats
1000.
shipments-Wheat 1900; corn ard
oats none. .lD.sa
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FORCE OF IMAG1NAT1oN.
A Hays Prophecy Works the Death
of Florida Lady.


Barlow, Fla, April 2i.--About twelve
miles from this place, Mrs. w, r. Lang
ford, a bride OF few weeks. Is dying
as a result Of "witchcraft." About four
weeks ago Mrs. Langford came to Bar
tow to attend the Normal institute.
one day. In the suburbs, she was ac-
costed by an old woman whom Mrs.
T.aneford had seen before. The bag
surprised her by Addressing her by
name, and pointing n skinny finger at
her said: Enjoy yourself while you
may, dearie. for in three months from
today YOU will be a corpse"
The old woman disappeared, nor has
any clue to her identity been discover
ed. Mrs. Langford seemed convinced
that the prophecy would prove true.
she returned home, told her husband.
and took to her bed. She has been
growing weaker ever since, and It Is
believed she will die before the date
fxed. Mrs. Langford complains OF no
pain, but is simply wasting away. She
takes medicine but says 1t Is useless,
as she Is doomed. People believe she
has been bewitched. 1t Is said Mr..
Ianrford knows the old bag, and that
he could explain her cruelty to his
bride II he would.
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LIvERPooL PRopucE.

liverpool, April 24.--Bacon-Steady;
us ~ moderate. Cumberland cut,
10 ~ pounds, 33s Cd; short ribs, 2S
pounds, 3is Cd; long clear heavy. 55
pounds, 3Ss; short clear. backs, light. IS
p9lhds' 4Os; short clear. middle, heavy,
H. pounds, 32s Cd; clear bellies, IA to
~ pounds, Gas Ga. =.
saoulders' u to is pounds, 21s: hams,
'n pr cut, II to l6 pounds, 44s Cd.
ut,iIle mess, fine Western, 6ls Sd;
weslern medium. 33s sd; lard. quiet:
b piiIle Western, 3is sd; refined in
n1.ottonseaed oil-Liverpool refined, 1ss;
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-25

Liverpool, April i.-wheat-spot
Steady; demand poor; No. red, 5s
|ll-2d; No. red spring, 5s 4 1-2d No. l
hard Manitoba, 5s 1-2d; No. 1 Cali
IfOrnia, IS Id.
Futures-'steady. April, 5s 1-2d; May,
Is l-2d; June, Is 1-2d; July, 5s Id;
August Js l-2d; September. IS I'd.
|4s 3d.
Fgtures-Qulet, steady, unchanged;
|'uly As 9-td; September. As lid.
tlour-Firm, in demand for st. Louis
fancy winter.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-25

Kansas City, April 2l.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts 300; shipments 61OO Market slow
but steady; Texas steers 81 0Oloi. 20:
Texas cows 81 25G3. rs; beef steers So J5
$3.50; native COWS 81 1904 25: stocNers
and feeders S3.OOG4 80; bulls 5000
400.
Hogs-Receipts 400; shipments 200
Market 56pl0c lower; bulk Of sales 81 i5
"a Go; heavy 81. 60d4 10; packers 81 .4iGD
"a: mixed A.4j; light 81 1904. 45:
Workers I.45Q4 80; pigs S3.5015.SO.
Weak, slow.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-25
DYING.
Mrs. Parnell is Passing Rapidly
Away.

Bordentown, N. j.. April 24.-It now
seems but question OF few hours
until Mrs. Della Stewart Parnell passes
away. Since she was attacked by me
crown RAPIDLY worse and Is growing
weaker every minute. DR.. Ships, the
attending physician, has given up all
hope of saving the aged woman's lie.
and as she Is too weak to undergo the
operation to remove the clot OF blood
from the brain all that can be done
is to walt for the fast approaching emo.
she has not spoken half dozen words
slnne the night OF the assault, nor does
size seem to recognize anyone.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-25

New Orleans. April 2i.-Hog Products
Lard-Rehned tierce 5 Lie.
i. Boxed Meats-Dry salt shoulders
Bacon-Sides 1-sc.
Rice-steady; ordinary to good 90
-Coifee-Firm; Rio ordinary to fair
Flour-Steady; extra fancy 80 90
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-25

New Orleans, April 24.-Cotton-Fu-
lures steady; sales 90,500 April $50
bid; May 6.20G6.3O; June G.37@6 .9S;
July 6.44GG.45; August G.4ga6.50. Sep
TENDER 6 5O16.5l; October G.52G6 %;
November G.55D6 So; December G.590
6.61; January 6.63G66i.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-25

now ROW. York, April 2l.-wheat receIpts
|futSr. exports, 81 1000; sales $3.50 900
red 80 10000 spot. Spot arm. No. 2
4. hois, 70 l-4d65 SIS; afloat. &C rs;
es %, l-4967 s-s afioat. No / hard
|Ately suoS.iiivered. options were moder-
hay. nr, Five and averaged steady all
6.ocal ss closing at 1-4Il-2 advance.
Ii tbs shorts covering very furiousIy
psnins on higher private cables
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-25
BANK ROBBED.
The Robbery Took Place While Two
Clerks Were in the ONCE.

Plainheld. ". j., April 2i-The First
Monday. II IS thought the theft was
committed while but two clerks were
in the bank, when a stranger entered
and engaged them In conversation,
while confederate reached the vault
through the directors room.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-25

New Orleans. April 24.-Cotton-Mid-
ding, 3-s; low middling, 6; good or
binary, 11-16. Net receipts, 267l bales;
gross, 1898 bales; exports coastwise,
2iSO bales; sales, 200 bales; stock, 2I5,-
b4G bales
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-25

New York, April Election spot
quiet; middling uplands. G l5-l6c; mid
ding gulf, Z 3-16c Sales. 200 bales.
Futures closed barely steady Sales
2i2. 500 bales. January, 7.0l; April. 6.Si;
May, 6.s2; June, 6.73; July, 6.77: August,
6.s1; September. $50; October, 6.SS;
November 6gi; December G.9j
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-25
LONDON FINANCIAL.

London, April 2i.-Bar silver, 80 1-2d
per ounce. Money, IL per cent. The
rate OF discount in the open market
for short bills is 3 per cent; for three
months bills, rs per cent.