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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-01

Sir John Ensthope, tho proprietor Of Tho
Morning Chronlclo, was spending boll'
day IN 1858 at tho ljsins do Tiyoli, phi.
yato hotel In Paris. Charles Maokay, tho
well known newspaper writer, was n Wis.
itor In the same hotol md was Invited to
Sir Johns private room TO play rubber
His partner was Lady Wynttylllo, u sharp.
active old woman, over 80 years OF ngo,
but still preserving traces OF her youthful
beauty.
She revoked and was accused of tho
crime, but met tho accusation with vehe-
ment denial and when tho proofs Of tho
charge woro produced treated her noouscr
with "haughty" disdain and not very
polite contradictloni Sir John lost his
pntionco, md, rising from his chnir,
rnsped out with abrupt anger, MADAM,
you nro n cheatl" Her eyes flashed fro
sho raso from her chair md advanced
toward tho offender. by this time no
had recovered his GOODNESS and pres
ence OF mind and was only bent ON
extrioating himself from false po-
sition. ''Yos, madam, repeat it--you
cheat nbominably, and in tho course
Of a long llfe," no added, laying his hand
upon HIS heart. - have invariably noticed
that the Landowner woman "a the moro
che clients AZ cards" This compliment
TO hor person, at tho expense Of other
qualities, produced tho desired effect
She resumed her seat with smiles man
Ting her face. Whist and Whist Players
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-01

Whore there are young children piano
lamp, unless " hnyo most solid md sub
stuntal understanding, Is not always de-
slrablo An cxocllcnt substitute, particu-
larry II your piano must stand In tho dark
end OF lone city purlor, is a crane polo
attached to tho folding door or art frame,
from which may hang lantern lamp OF
almost any style and price. ono of tho
prvtticst models Is tho pumpciion, which
Is brought uut Ia several mntoriala and
Rrndna.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-01

Kennedale, rex. Jan. 3i.-rhe SNOW
Is melting very slowly. The ground ia
SIN covered Farmers are smiling
The snow Is as good as big RAIN
Farm operations Will now open with
a vim. Wheat viii. It * thought, come
out now and make fair crop with
favorable seasons later on.
Capt Epple at the gravel pit has had
TO suspend operations on account OF
the bad weather
Mr.. HaBsey, section foreman who was
hurt on the 20 inst, has been removed
10 the hospital at Houston. Tex, We
hear he Is doing well.
Mr., oscar Glass, who was reported
badly hurt on the 2ist by his team rum
ming away, died on the gath Inst.
DR.. j. C. Hudson VIII shortly move
To Scurry, Kaufman county. and en-
gage In the practice OF medicine.
w. H. Hardin has Just returned from
a trip in the Indian Territory.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-01

Gainesville. Tex, Jan. 3l,--Mr Levin
left this morning for Hlllsboro.
Attorney II. II, BELL went to Honey
Grove today on legal business
Hon r. V, Bel went to Dallas yes
terday accompanied by his 1l-yehr-old
daughter who goes there to have her
eyes treated by an oeulist. she having
been afflicted with granulated eye lids
Tor several months.
A marriage license was issued today
to A. s. Laprode and Miss Abbie Nor
man.
Or. j. G.. Jennett OF Collisburg and
Miss Il, II. Altstott Of Arkansas We're
married today at the Doctors resi-
dence, Rev l.. u, Harrison oniclntlng.
Pete Foreman, one OF the best known
coiored men In Gainesville died last
night al his home In West Gaines
willie OF heart trouble.
Work was resumed today on the ar
teslan wen. aud It win be but n short
time until We VIII know II we are to
have a gurgiing flow Of water IN this
city, that starts within thousand
feet Of the earthB surface.
Mrs. Todd, residing IN the northeast
part OF the city, died last night and the
remains win be buried this afternoon.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-01

London, Jan. 81 AT the wool auction
sales 1899 bales were offered Of which
1900 were withdrawn. A varied as
sortment was offered, but the bidding
was very active whore best grown was
concerned. There was good demand
for superior secured combings for
Yorkshire ana the continent. Falkland
Island and Punta Arena were half
pence above the December sales. Fol
lowing are sales In detail.
New South Wales 3ls7 bales; secured,
S-4dgis %. greasy, 4 1901 3-id,
Queensland 1904 bales; secured, 7d@
Is; greasy. 4 3-417 lid,
Victoria, 2il6 bales secured, l-2d0
Is Sd; greasy, 3-4dQ9 l-2d.
South Australia, 1886 bales; secured,
1-2pl1 l-2d; greasy. l-4Q1ld.
Swan river. 2ii bales; greasy. go
o 3-id.
New Zealand, 2i34 bales; secured, 7dq
Is I'd, greasy, 549d
Cape of Good Hope and Natal 81
bales; secured, Is; greasy 4 lid,
Punta Arenas, 7Gl bales, greasy,
I 1906 3-id.
FalHIAnd Island, 81 bales greasy,
6 S-4l7 led.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-01

Tho Nonia institute, tho colleges for
women established by tho oanr in com.
menorntiun Of tho marriage Of his daugh,
ter the Grand Duchess Nonin, limits its
sphere to the daughters OF our faithful
subjects who, by rHson uf service ~ tho
state or by birth, have acquired the statua
Of nobility" 1twould have been greater
aud mora useful memorial II this nristo-
cri,tic clause had not been inserted, Tho
young women Of the Russian nobility find
no difficulty TO got their splendid uduea
lions, hut there are women In tho oaar'a
domain who do st. Petersburg Letter.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-01

New York. Jan. 81 -Coiton-Nct re-
celpis, SOC bales gross, l5A2 bales, eX-
ports to Great Britain, 1865 balOY, TO the
continent 400 bales, forwarded, 526
bales; sales 5Sl bales spinncra, 81
balea stock, 15i.Oi bales
Total today net receipts, 35OSO bales,
exports to Great Britain, lG,Ss3 bales,
to the continent, $50 bales. stock, H.
O333O3 bales
Consolidated net receipts 1is,Gl2
bales; exports TO Great Britain, 20 i81
bales: France 1926 bales: 60 the contin-
emit 4ODGi. Total since September 4
net receipts. l,il72S0 bales; exports To
Great Britain, 2,S37l2O bales; to France,
5SG6si bales; 10 the continent l,6eO,g9i
bales,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-01
rnAnrul nAnrnauAKns.
Towns Of Unpronouncenbie Names
shaken Eight Times "a Day.

City of Mexico Jan. sl.-since the
great earthquake shock Of November
2g, 1894 which caused the loss OF hf-
teen lives in this city and destroyed
thousands OF dollars worth OF property,
a reign Of terror has prevailed IN the
towns Of Jamiltepec and Tu%tepee' IN
the state OF Oaxaca, where the earth
trembled from six to eight times day,
The churches and houses are heap OF
ruins and the inhabitants have nearly
ali He'd TO nelehboring hamlets. The
eruption OF some volcano. presumed TO
exist in subterranean form close by. 10
momentarily expected. Last night
earthquake shocks we're felt IN many
places In the state of Oaxacn. The
time OF duration was three seconds.
The movement was noted In oaNaoa,
Tequisixtlan, Tiacolalula. NochlNtlan'
Tepocolulu. Tlaxlaeo Juxtlahuaea'
Tlapa aud Alcozauea
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-01

Forney. Tex. Jan. aO.-The snow
which began here early last Sunday
morning continued illl Tuesday even
ing. covering the ground two or three
inches. Il would have been deeper
had the snow not melted 80 fast at
first II is gradually disappearing to-
day under the benign rays OF tho
emulgent sunshine.
Sam Haley lost his barn and all It's
contents by FIRE last night. Loss $500.
About ten months ago his barn was
destroyed BY fire He lives about FIVE
miles north OF this place. In the Valley
ViaW nelChborhoOd
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-01

winter a. sd; No. red spring Ga ga;
No. / hard Manitoba S. ! Lad; No.
California Is. Futures opened Htandy
and closed quiet but steady; business
on later positions. February IS I'd;
Mar. A. cd April "a Cd; May a. 9 i-2d /.
June A. ia; July " I'D
Corn-spot firm; American mixed ne
Com-Spot frm;American mixed new
81 lad. Futures opened steady and
quiet Business firm on near positions,
Feb. IS II I'D; Mar. % II $40, May a..
June Is.
Flour-Dnll; demand poor. 81. Louis
fancy winter 5s Cd,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-01

St Louis, Mo, Jan. 3l,-Cattlc-Re.
ceipts, 1900 shipments $500. Market
steady, fairly active; native steers iio6
to 1900 pounds. S39OU4 90; light weights.
S1Od3.S5; cows and helfers. 81 756fe. 30.
stoclSers and feeders, 81 l0G35l; fed
Texas and Indian steers, S3.25da. 90.
grass steers, $2.2542.3O; grass cows,
Sl.GOd225
lIogs-Rocelpts, $500; shipments, 300.
Market active, strong, steady TO &c
higher. Good heavy, SIO5ai1O.
Sheep -Recelpts, 1900; shipments, 100.
Market steady; mixed, S3.4O6r3g5.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-01

Lawyer Gassaway, a San Antonio tTcx.
lnwyer, was appealing most tloqucntly 70
tho jury on behalf OF his client who was
being tried for larceny. Tho lawyers de
fcnso was "a thrilling and pathetic that
even the prisoner bimsolf was moved 10
tears aud was wiping his eyes with a
handkerchief whom his attorney turned
md nslIed tho jury 10 gaze on tho honest
features Of hla client and say II they could
believe that II was possible for man with
such an honest face to DO guilty Of theft
Suddenly tho lawyer paused, gasped for
breath aud calculated. "Weil, III DO
biowod II that blankety blank scoundrel
hasn't swipod ruy pocket handkerchief. -
Texas Slftings
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-01
,IaYlNGY ON WALL STREET.
eo,rrnnINe WITH FOR
rpI'' s a.sNnns ABOUT noNps'
,... brought Abon, selling
l''s' ,..,,,on Wa. soon. Checked
Bat NJ neutrality-suspicious.
s's., on the London Markets

49, York. Jan, a.-speculatiOn ,. on
new ~ ssehange was in good tone
DE soy ~ greater part of the day.
curing W. strength of American Sc
'El ,a,.. an the London stock exehanse'
e'i'',' VA foreign buying in TINS mar
De So me very general feeling that
rs a a"s situation would soon be
|ihs n", Ny means Of an issue OF gov
|iels''l .onas The arrival of Assist
r'u sacrs,ary Curtis and his confer
'as r,ih foreign bankers as TO 'he
1l's ,be bonds added buoyancy
' y .iready healthy tone of specula-
Wy ',r,oa. advanced sharply from the
you rsaehing the highest point
F.@ o'clock The high figures in-
~, calling 10 realize profits, which
wv IN a reaction. The reactionary
lynn, ,.ac, was checked at ESQ and again
'.s .s,s,nent followed, led by New Jer-
c.n,raI and Hooking Valley
i. rose per cent, making the net
l''A ,ho latter . per cent. The Inn
. X y" At in other shares was con, CON
W TO 70 fractional limits, 6ut tne s S,oS,
w III appreciation In value, m
.snr'A oalns in Denver and RIG
aals referred, Lake shore and
,aaep aveIlc of / IA; st. Paul. ! 49,
s.u a,rs and Hudson, New Jersey
s i,'sl and Norfolk and Western pre-
nia' T. n"S Canada pacific and dlstill-
mi x; kansas and Texas, !; C j we,
"a cineinnnti and st: Louis Rock
MA and Southern preferred S,i am, amu
.Isss preferred, Canada Southern
.a,on and Northwest, 5-S.
,ssss was no settled tone to The
i factions in the railroad and mis-
. il,.s,cs bond markets, but ma
Inv 81 the Issues dealt in show a de-
- on the day.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-01

New York, Jan. 31.-As usual TO the
last day of the month there was a
light general demand for small assort-
ments Of seasonable dry goods spec
ialties. The maturing orders for Feb
ruary has occasoned a largo movement
and very full sales were completed.
The tone of the market is in favor
of more business and values steady
on ebruary and the feature Of
next week will take place, when there
will be sold at auction $500 pieces OF
black, colored and fancy silks, the
largest Offering on record. Of the man
uTacture of Scharzenbach, Huber a Co.
Printing cloths firm at slice bid and
declined to "a squares spot and con-
tract to July.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-01

York, Jan, 3l.-Tho Evening
be W. London cablegram SAIL: The
|is OF Wy tshest financial houses are ready
Up an American loan, which
In has y Mely be well resolved here.
several nss IS one provislon--it must be
L and ~ mat 10 the point yet to be ar
AZ cusn N certain quarters OF the
pichsRi s.s'es Il is contended that the
ndrla. u wv and 1871 is sufficient to in
ms9syment of the loan In gold.
,,s Y ~ mere differs, believing a spec
|depuIp ~, u !" De necessary. There was a
me srl mellns generally about the situ-
ssea ~. Is rlmored that certain banks
va! -" - .,,S are drawing bills on large
~ houses here for half a tnillion
las retsI I. reasonable in six months, the
in hss ypsGeh'ly being that, with the
her me-. N. VI fan Of exchange be-
|, J. y, aate Of redemption, a profit
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-01

ST Louis. No, Jan. s..-wheat-
cash higher. options lower. May. bic,
July, 81 lie.
lower; February, Sse; May, ~ ESQ
zoe. Juiy( 40 1900 5-sc.
oats-cash higher 30ei May 2s 7-Se.
porlS-I.ower; jobbing. $40.
Lard-Prlme, 1926; choice sold early,
s6.40: closed. $685.
Lead-strong. higher s2.95@250.
laxseed--Steady. Sl.3s.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-01

Paris, Jan. 3i.--The weekly state
ment OF the Bank OF France, issued to-
DAY, shows the following as compared
Win me previous account. Notes In
circulation, Increased 1l9.45O 600 francs,
.peaspry accounts current, decreased
is'S!oVlo francs; gold In hand, Increased
lk.ooo,VoO frames: bill discounted. In
creased l5O'O5o0oO francs; silver in
hand, Increased $4,000 francy
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-01

"wcll, SIR" sald tho ylyadoua lady to
the artist who was painting hor portraitl
'you haven't finished already, have youi
Or has tho hour oxpirodF'
"Neithcr mndnn, replied tho artist.
~ am Whiting for mn opportunity Of sce'
ing how your chin looks In ropofo, CHI
oago Tribune,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-01
WHEAT WENT BACK A FRACTION
UNCERTAINTY As TO a BoSp ISSUE
CAUSED WEAKNESS.
Heavy Selling Of Corn knocked on
Few Points-Pro,isions closed
hower-Demapd ut chicago for
Texas cattIe-rhc Hos Market.


Chicago. Jan. Uncertainty re-
gardlng the expected bond issue pre-
vented marked changes in prieSs on
the board Of trade today. Wheat spec-
uiators at the opening OF the market
appeared 90 consider yesterdays clos.
Ing price for May $50 too high, and
knocked on the obnoxious fraction
The expectation OF an early issue of
bonds was regarded as IN favor Of
the bulls. but the conflicting news from
Washington prevented radical changes
either way. The opening price Of May
wheat was from So 1-Sc 10 5S 1-ic. The
general tendency was downward for
about an hour and half or until the
returns of the days receipts and ship
mcnts at the primary markets had all
come to hand. The total primary mar
ket receipts We're only 1Ss COS bu.
Some buying by previous sellers was
the result Of short contemplation OF
the figures referred to and the price.
which had been hugging % for May for
about an hour, let 20, and it rose tenn
/ porlrily for the second time TO % 3-SC
Ihere was renewed selling az the adj
vance, however, and May iinisl~d at
53c.
Corn was weak and lower. The prin-
olpal feature was the fact that many
| OF the buyers OF yesterday wee sell
| ers today, while the demand was light.
| bartlett Frazier & Baldwln-Furiiunl
led the selling among the big opera
tors and the small fry soon taSd
on May sold easily at 44c. foil steadi-
! ~ To AZ A=NdIll 1-Wr gf,1tI al.
at 80 2-sc.
oats We're also slow and Inclined
20 De easy May sold early at 80
aud closed at rs leo.
PROVISIONS started with show of
strength, helped by hog receipts under
the estimate and better prices at the
yards Armour and other packers.
however, sold literally. and a break In
prices resulted. There was some re-
coNcry but at the close May porl,
was ~ l-2o and May ribs 1-gc lowe
and May lard unchanged
a. ESTIMATED receipts Tor Friday. Wheat
20 cars corn 10 cars; oats 100 cars
hogs $4,000 head.
Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour casy. No. spring wheat
92 5-hgo5; No. spring wheat. nominal
NO red, 40 7-sa50 3-S. No. corn
50 ,-Si No. oats, 2S; No. white. ~ L..
gnSl ~ Ne. white, 3la3l 10: NO. rpc
eV; NO. 2 barley, 50 L.: No. . barley
6fP55 ~; No. ! barley, 30: No. fpx
seed SlA3, Prime timothy seed. $3.50
mess pork per barrel, 50 7Odg so. lard
per 100 pounds. $6AO: short rihs sId,5
Inosel S5.0oH5l0 dry sailed shoulders
tboNcd), 6-S04 "a; short clear sidr4
lhoNed(, S5.2jU53O; Whisky dlstillers
finished goods, per gallon, SIZE: No.
yeioW corn, 30 1898 a-ic
y
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-01
HA54l
DOG POISON,

C5rley Bros. Jones county, Texas.
sealprd 1896 prairie dogs. which they
had poisoned with 50 worth OF Bass
Prairie DOE Poison. and estimated that
over two-thirds died IN the holes. Many
others have done as well. and Eomq
better. II you want to KIN your dogs
write 10 US, one dollar per bottle
Uor peck wheaD; enough for from 20
10 100 acres. si.0s by mail: cheaper In
quantity. We also mix ready for use
not less than a oushel at SO per buahel.
Bass Wolf Capsules are cheaper. safer,
more certain and kill nearer the bait
than strychnine. Sent by mail on re-
ceipt OF price. Box Of 10. Csc; 50, 81.
Used and Endorsed By W, II. King,
Q. W. Merchant. X. II. Oldham, D. l..
Middleton and hundreds Of others.
BASS BROS. Abilene, Tex.
Bass Prairie Dog Poison Wholesale
by II. W. Williams & Co.. Fort Worth.
Mention cazetts-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-01

Tioga. Tex. Jan. ai.-Prof. vs.. Keen
of Noco9a, formerly Of this place has
returned and will make his home here
Ia the future.
W. Is. Triplett Of Fort Worth Is
here getting up business directory Of
our town for the past few days. His
work IL handsome and Ii giving good
eati.fa attain
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-01

Kansas city. Mo-. Jan. al.--wheat--
STEADY; No. 2 hard and No. red.
b0d5lc; rejected cash and sample sales
4 .. b. Mississippi river No. hard and
No. 2 red, Soc ~
Corn-l-2c higher No. mixeu' 4Vp
40 LIE; No. white, 20 S-4c.
oatsLEasier; No. mixed. 2s0sOc;
No. 2 white, 81 lie.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-01

Adirondack was nickname applied by
tho Iroquols Indians to tholr enemha tho
Algonqulns, Tho nnm0 means people
who cat tree bark" Tho territory now
known ns tho Adlrondachs was called by
tho Indians Coughsaragc, "thc Dlsfahi
Wilderness"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-01

At iSl Jan. al.-Money on call
IN cen, w cent; last loan. 2; clos
ri cent. 'e mercantile paper,
attraIf tSenange dun and easier.
|.ss1Iss BUSINESS in bankers bills
etH n ~ tor demand, and at
khs ~ "a ~ Gays. Posted rates,
lFnsrtlal NM N.soQl.sO IL.
kf aollls, sLs7 IA.
(, see, Mates 50 l-se bid; bar
.eaiean dollars, IS i-2c.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-01

New York Central. iOi i-2; Pennsyl.
vanin, 80 ~ Reading. SIS; Mexican
S a. "a new fours. &C. bar silver
eva per ounce. Money. as per
een. me rate OF discount in the open
90 RIO ~ Tor snort bills is 1916 per cent,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-01

|sks tcSs Jan. ai.-Thc total sales
h Anew We're iSs,5iO shares. in
r ~ cSish sugar, 5000: Buri-
i,p0 ,hsnnleago Gas. 2s.Oo6; d. q
w; Nartaai Electric. 1900; l..
!. sl0l, H ca,h. $500: Missouri
saatlepno my KS Island, 5000; 81. paul,
~ prtfetr.tsa lsIf,o9ed. 1900: Southern
\ $780, Western Union,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-01

Cottonwood. Tex. Jan, 3o,--At last
the long drouth is broken by six
Inch snow. Farmers think that this
will put a good season In the ground.
The mail from here to Baird failed
10 make connection yesterday owing
Captain j. NJ. conman was IN our
village last week.
w. J. MCGOWAN Will move to Baird
this week.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-01

choyenne wyo., Jan. 3i.-The In
atsns srs moving around In this viein-
Nv RED Moon and Heap CROW We're We're
~ souaws Tor each chief, and at4
traeted great attention. - .------.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-01

London, Jan. 3l,--Gold Is quoted to-
day at Buenos Ayres at . 5O Madrid,
10; Lisbon, 29,25 Ia; st Petersburg,
co. Athens. n; Rome, lo6,3O; Vienna, 1903
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-01

New York. Jan. 3l.-Bank clearings,
SS9, 326,7l7; balances. SS.g37, $50
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-01

L, @. McPcak & Co., in review Of tho
cotton market say;
Fort Worth Tex. Jan. Sl.-The
Liverpool opening was quiet AT a
fractional decline. but later the loss
was recovered and the closing showed
II better tone to the market
American markets opened lG2 points
lower but quiet and steady Later In
the session a better feeling developed
and prices advanced 607 points, the
close being steady, 2G3 points below
the highest figures OF the day Spot
business In Liverpool was again 10000
at unchanged prices.
New York spot cotton was stcadicr
at unchanged quotations. with sales of
59l bales
Spot OF Now Orleans are quoted firm
and unchanged. with sales OF 800. in
Guiding 200 bales To arrive.
Ports receipts today were enormous
rs compared with same day last year,
reaching a9,71 against $3.50.
The estimated receipts at New Or
leans tomorrow are 1000 TO 5000 COM
pared with 1000 last year and 1000 In
1892.
The advance In contract market to-
day was attributed To reports Of buy
Ing for Foreign account, which no
doubt caused further covering by
shorts, Also, the anticipation OF a
change for the better from existing
financial conditions gives better tone
10 the market, but n cessation OF the
heavy movement must come before any
permanent advance can be reasonably
expected.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-01

Galveston Tex, Ian, 3l-Cotton-
Steady. Mlddling, 1-Sc. Sales, 500
bales. receipts, 5O5l bales; exports 1888
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-01

London, Jan. 3l.LThe Bank of Eng
lands rate of discount remains un-
changed at 2 per cent. Bar silver.
n T-l6d per ounce.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-01

ilverpool Jan. i,-wheat--spot
steady: demand moderatei No. 2 red
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-01

{. ~ 3. u ia. 'trs.tc,ahadlan Pacific,
s i, S,.a'ssl, 4 Ere s seconds, g ii;
s. PAU e @s1asan S g Is,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-01

q, Into INTO nth, +. amount of bull
'''t1 '' Bank Of England.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-01

Review the Markets nnscd on News
ny Leased Wire.

In their grain letter to f. @. McPeak
6 Co, the frm OF Lamson Bros. s Co,
say;
Chicago. M, Jan. ai,--with slightly
higher English cables, a good cash de-
mand for wheat in the winter wheat
points, and cash wheat IN good demand
at Detroit, Toledo and st, Louis at
about Chicago prices, holders were
somewhat encouraged in the early part
OF the session. Liter, thu market be-
came stagnant and with the large
stocks and the depressed financial
feeling dun market almost invaria-
bly, means lower prices Such was the
closing OF wheat today.
The local shipping demand for corn
and oats was good, and the lower
grades were IN good demand at lac
advance. There was no Improvement
In No, 3 Speculative futures became
depressed and a shade lower towards
the close. There was = good foreign
demand for hog products with liberal
sales. Speculative futures opened a
| shade stronger but packers and holders
We're again sellers, causing II depressed
market and lower close.
1t is believed that the receipts OF
hogs Will be quite liberal for few
days to come and packers are not dis
posed to increase their already heavy
stocks
The general tone of the market on
| grain and provisions. throughout the
| great part OF the session was one OF
| deprcssions. quite number OF our
most successful local traders have
| taken the long side of wheat. hut feel
! that unless We have n rally soon tho
| outlook cannot prove very favorable
| for next month