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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-14

OF business recorded was only moderate
the market exhibited strong tone
throughout. Easier rates for call
money and the Encouragement OF Rold
for export helped the cheerful senti-
ment.
The opening was fairly active. with
substantial improvements general. in
which the international stocks were
conspicuous. Leather preferred was
depressed on the old arguments OF the
alleged urgent financial needs of ths
company and of the probable passage
of the dividend at tomorrow's meeting
of the directors. The general market
receded fractlonaliy. The market be-.
came dull at the reaction. AT the last
hour the purchasing was resumed with
considerable vigor and the railway
stocks attained the best figures of the
day. Lake Shore gained 4 per cent.
Other advances of Importance were In
rubber. 25-s; l.. and N. 2i-2. and u.
and o., Q.
The general trading was slightly more
animated and the market closed strong
at the top figures.
Higher prices generally were estnb-
llshed in the railway and miscellaneous
bond market The dealings were mod
crate, nsgregating 1857 900 The more
important advances are I. and @. N.
thirds. 2; K. and r. ex. fives and Fort
Worth and Denver first trust receipts,
i per cent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-14
1T WAS A Big RUN
OF CATTLE AT CHICAGO DURING
YESTERDAY.
The Result Was n FAN of 10 ana 10
Cents in Prices-The Market Mt
81. Louis and Kansas City.

Chicago. Ill. Jan. DISQUALIFICATION
was an Unexpectedly big run of cattle
today, and the result was a fall of
lOe to zoe. with trade far from ami
mated. common to extra beeves being
saleable at ss.2Oqi,9o. with transact
lions largely at 80. 7oQ4.40. Exporters
continue the best buyers OF the better
class of heavy cattle at sI.3oQi. 20.
But >hers and Gamers cattle were
SLOW, and prices shared In the general
decline. Texas cattle continue much
plentier than year ago, and they
We're generally of a better quality than
those marketed then.
Hogs--Thc supply much exceeded
saturdays estimate, but there was n
good genei al demand. Chicago packers
taking hold particularly well and the
larger part of the supply was taken ut
prices ruling about nickel lower.
Common TO choice drovcs sold at 50 30
case. the bulk going at s37j. Pigs
were very weak late In the day.
She"p-Tners was good local
slaughter demand, but prices RENAME ]
steady at Il basis of 81. 2hG2. 80 for COM
mon up to So .5Olo3. 65 for choice natives,
Westerns fetching 3.3nH3. 60. Lambs
sold chiefly at A.0OGt 65, and sheep at
50. 25G3.50.
Receipts-Cattle. $4,000. hogs. $1,000;
sheep, 1900.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-14

st. Louis. Jan. 3-Cattle--Receipts-
$500; shipments, none. Market rather
slow, but the range of prices shows n
shade better than last week. Native
export steers, si5OQA75; fair to choice
shipping, SS.sODi4O; dressed beef
grades, s3.l544.2O; bulk OF sales. 1880
4.S0i steers under 1000 pounds, 81 7ba350:
bulk Of sales, S30O1SiO; stockers and
feeders, t2.oOGl3.4O; bulk OF sales. 81 $50
S,25; COWS and heifers, s2.0Oa350; bulk
OF sales, $2l0@S0O; canning cows. si,25
U2,25; calves. S375W625; bulls. chiefly.
S2.0Od2.5O; Texas steers. grass s2.15R
$40; fed, $3OOq39O bulk. s3,40d3 10:
cows and helfers, Sl,9Oa30O.
Hoss-Receipts, 300: shipments. none.
Market steady on good to cents low
or on poor. Heavy, S3.5OG3.70; mixed
SS3OUS65; light, S3.AOq3,5O: bulk Of
sales, 50 55g3.G5.
Shcep-Receipts. 500; shipments, none.
Market steady 10 10 cents higher Ma
tive muttons. s2.75d35O, low grades
sl5OQ2 25 lambs, SS.25Ql6O; southern
sheep, s2.25G395.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-14

FOR SALE-I an now Offering for
sale the Hanna House, with all Its nx-
lures. for cash. Aidress II. W. Spear.
Trorne, Tex,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-14

vac York. Jan. l3.-Hubbard Bros.
,Tn,s cotton market letter:
orr cables from Europe state the
r,rket was unfavorably affected py
W estimate of the crop Issued by
~...rs r.. #. Wilson & Co, which
,.slsated crop OF 7,lSS,0OO bales. AS
~ ssnected n better market In Liver
vi arr market naturally opened
ssIsr and slowly declined. The decline
I. Ana 10 disappointment and the abb
,.,ss NJ speculation in the staple. Mer-
ssants seem TO agree that minor iluc-
matlons will rule until some lev
,ss,ohr Is presented to attract an
sr,,Ide Investment In them. II is APP
osrsnt the present conditions 90 not
attract buyers, and the question IL
s,mnIy what conditions will bring them
70 cotton. Receipts are light. Liverpool
s,mand good, and yet the spinners are
.s.tIne lower prices, Our market closed
od,t NJ slight Improvement from
M lowest price on the ports, falling
|ssow the early estimates. The local
,,adp look for a better market IN the
naming upon the more settled conul-
.Ion of political affairs, The spot mar
VI was very dull all day Quotations
fsve be,n reduced Lice. hut purchases
could be made at a further l-lbc re-
spe,lon. sales, export 800; consumptiJ on
IN. Delivered on continent 400. Mlh-
dhng uplands. s Lac; last year. sic
NIdJlIns gulf. s l-2c. last year, 6.
Thu market closed steady.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-14

New York. Jan. 13.-The Evening
Posts London financial cablpgram says
the stock markets were quiet today
bur better on calmer feeling about
the political situation. The settlement
In mines show that the bull account IL
entirely disappearing: that the bear
account is considerable. Cohsols were
firm at i06 Ia The success OF the
Reading scheme had good effect on
Americans. which closed at the best.
The continental bourses wore wtdxer
weaknegs In Berlin was largely due to
the fan in bank shares there on new
bourse tax reform.''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-14

New Orleans, La. Jan. l3.-Hog pro-
ducts frmer. Pork, l-il9 3-4c.
I.ard-Rehned fierce, 5-SQ5 3-4c.
Dry salt meats-Boxed shoulders,
3-4Gi 7-Sc; sides, 4 Sac; bacon, sides,
Lee,
Hams-Sugar cured. 5000.
Flour-Steady. Extra fancy, 1880
$3.50 patents. 50 7OG3.75.
Cornmeal-Qulet, 81 Las.
Bran-Dull. 81 l-246Oc,
Corn-No. 2 sacked white and MIXED,
39c; yellow. 9Sc,
Oats--FIrm. No. sacked 2i925c.
Hay-Prlme, l6GlSc: choice, 200
20 l-2c.
CoGee-Dull. Rio, ordinary to fair.
l7alS l-2c.
Sugar-steady, open kettle, 6-S9
l-ic: centrifugal. graduated. lea
s-l6c; whites, 405 Lice; yellows,
I 5-Sdp4 Use; seconds. Q 3-Sd03 l-2c,
Molasses-Quiet. Open kettle. lSq2So'
centrifugal, 64lsc.
e-sleady-Rough. 90eQ0S2 25 per
sack. Receipts. s27; sales. 1857; clean,
sales, AIS: ordinary to good. l-s4ic.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-14
SOUTH WONT SELL
.,.,r COTTON Considered WORTH
MORE MONEY.
,,.s.l..ion :. Hating Although
r,.,s \. No Good Reason for IT.
pr,es. Several Points on.

x.w York, Jan. 1s.-The cotton mar
-, onened lower under disappointing
Az M, and a report representing the
S. Y, er,p total to be 7lSs.ge2. The re-
~, had a bearlsh influence in connee-
~, with reports confirming recent ad-
' Iy Of extensive purchases of mules
,Ss fertilizers. Attention is now being
.nrred to Indications OF the probable
.,,eut Of the new crop. Reports from
Nv England indicate that most o,
~! ~" Mills are not only carrying small
..a.rs Of material. but large stocks or
INornfactured goods. Advlces from the
mani aau,s indicate an uuwi,llngness to seli
' 'sS, cotton. and while financial condl-
W.. .ts"s in this country and political al
wv wv IN Europe are regarded as more
iaaaas s speculation Is hesltating ana
avn During the afternoon the mar
sa,' was dull. more so than for long
~. mast, with prices finally Q to 8
uiS,s lower and practically without
fssrulatIye support.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-14
LOCAL MARKETS.
ercccrie. and provi.ion..


Hams Medium. plain and vanvassed
0 SAC.
Breakfast bacon-Plain and canvass
ed. l-2c.
Bacon. bellies. smoked, 1-2c.
Dry salt sldes. s I-2c.
Short clear bacrn. &c
Dry salt ballles. 3-4c.
Compound lard. tierces. 1-2c.
Lard in cans, advance over uerce
Leaf lard, tierces, 0 lac.
70. pound cans. l-lc: 10-pound cans
s-Ic; 5-pound cans. Use; 3pound cans
lie per pound. l..
sugnr-Standard fine graduated, IN
baos OF 100 rounds each or In barrels.
bs-sc; cut loaf or powdered. Bic;
choice yellow clarified, &c; prime
yellow clarified. 4T-sc.
Coffee Roasted, l-pound package.
Afokaska, 81 Ice: Arbuckle, Fl l-2c;
lion. II lie; XXXX, 81 t-2c; Cordoya.
20 Zee; EARLY Breakfast. 26c.
Fancy Rio, % 1-2c.
Coffec-Green. fancy Java. 2Sc-
Fancy pcaberry, % lie.
Prime Rio. zoe.
Fair Rio, iec.
Common Rio. isc.
Besns--Lady Washington. . 80.
Lime. 90
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-14

Liverpool. Jan. l3,--Cotton-spot,
good demand prices lower American
|nIjdlIng fair, 423-S2d; good middllng'
k!i.s.d; American middling, 49-l6d;
bow mIddling, t9-32d; good ordinary,
kl.t.d.
Tie sales Of the day were $4,000 bales.
u. which 1900 were for speculation and
Iexport, and included ll,O0O American.
Receipts 10000: including $4,000 Amer
Iican
Futures gave way after the open
ing, and varied but little to the close
pn general absence OF speculative inter
rst The closing tone was steady at
the decline.
American middllng L. NJ. C., Janu-
hry, l27Gt2s; January and February,
4T; February and March, 4.26; March
hnd April, L259L26; April and May,
aet25: May and June, i.2i1Di.25; June
md July, i,aGi25: July and August,
a1A2s: August and September, 423
VA; September and October. All.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-14

Kansas City. Jan. iS.-Wheat-
Steady. but slow; No. hard. $50
IS 10; No. 2 red, nominally. 60. No. 2
spring, 81. No. spring. 6iq55 l-2; re-
jected nominally. 1860.
Corn-i-Sc lower: demand fair; No.
2 mixed. 22 i-2; No. 2 white. % l-2.
Oats-Demand Improved. prices I'M
changed, No. 2 mixed. l6 3-4WlI; NO.
2 white. II 7-SqlS.
Rye-Dull; No, 2 nominally, 81
Hay--Weak; timothy. l0.OO4l2.bo;
prairie, 6.OOI7.00.
Butter-Creamery steady, IS l-2022;
dairy, 1904.
Eggs Receipts heavy; prices un-
changed; fresh, loo.
Receipts-Wheat. $4,000; corn, 1885,
900; oats. 1900.
shpments-Wheat, $500; corn and
oats, none.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-14
LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE
Whereas. on the 18th day Of September
1895. ]. w, Burford and his wifen
Matilda +. Burford. did execute ana
deliver to me their certain deed o.
trust, whereby they conveyed the wcsi
onc-haif OF iot 8. In block ., In the Ed,
wards heirs addition to tho city o
10 feet on Edwards street and 100 feet
on Second street. In said addition. and
being the same lot conveyed TO Ma.
tiIda r. Burford by deed dated 21af
day OF May, 1889, by A. 8, Cresswell.
ct al. and recorded In records OF deeds
book vol b5. on page as. records Of
Tarrant County. Tex. to which refer
cnce 10 made for more perfect de,
scrlption OF said lot. the west one-hni!
OF which was so conveyed by said deco
OF trust: and
Whereas, the said deed OF trust was
given to secure the prompt payment
OF one certain promissory note dated
nnd fifty dollars. made by said John ".
and Matilda F. Burford, payable 70 ths
order OF said A. NJ Carter. together
with ten per cent per nnnum INTEREST
thereon, from said date; and due Janu-
nry l. 1895; and
whereas. default has been made In
tho payment Of said note. and inter-i
est. and,
whereas. being requested BY the said
A. NJ. Carter and thu Traders National
Bank. the loyal holder and owner q
SAID note. will sell the above oes
pcribed lands and premises to tn
Highest bidder for cash IN hand. ~ M
court house door. In the city Of Fort
Worth. Tex. on the hrst Tuesday y
February. lsce. between tho houre q
10 a m. and p. M, and will execute
10 tho purchaser or purchaser Wef91l
Of . deed 70 said lends And prs@ +. q
WitnesA y ~ C0WHc!!<<. a
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-14
Pink. Q sac.
Bayous. 2 SIC.
Blnck-eye peas. 8 lac.
Country produrc.

Produce and fruit = Apples - Fancy
northern per Dbl, ss2sQ4.oo; Mexican
oranges. $3.50; California navels, s3,65do
$500. California seedlings. 81 0oe73. rs:
choice lemons. $3.50; sab0Ii; grapes,
Malaga kegs. te.5oQ1oo; onions. &c per
per bag OF 100. IS; Greeley po.ntoes. 6oc:
Triumph potatoes, per bushei, 81 75:
Minnesota Rose. s5c; Peerless, ,5c: Heb.
ron. IS; Early Ohio. TIC; red onion sets.
per bushel, si.7b; yeliows. sl6o; whites.
Flour-7Jobbcrs prices: Fancy pa.
tent. 50 90; half patent 81 90: family,
81 rs: foreign mills. high patent, Sc Id:
fancy patent.s2 90; stralghts, 81, IS,
Grain bags-f3ale lots New 5-hushoi
s-ounce, 3-ic; new l-2 bushcl 3.
ounce. corn, SC; centrals. bnie lots,
&c; La Platas. &c: secondhand oat
sacks, &c.
Wheat--No. 2, 70; No. 8. coo.
Corn-shelled mixed, bulk. Job lots,
30c; ear corn from wagons, 20Qg5c:
sacked corn. car lots. I, o. b.. country
points, 20 Lac; ear, zoe
Oats--Texas rust proof. In bulk from
wagon, i6Qi7c. car lots. Sucked. {. o. b.,
country points. II i-2Ils l-2c,
Hay--Job lots. T,5Oqs.oo. according
Bran-job lots. soc; car lots, 52 i-2c. +.
o. b.
Meai-io pounds. soc; car lots. zoe;
chicken feed, wheat, Job lots. Csc per
bushel; feed meal. SIC; car lots. VOC
cwt.
Turnps-Per bushel. b0nG5c.
Pecans-Per pound. sW5c.
Pop corn-Ip ear. per bushel. Csc.
Poultry-Fat spring chickens. s2.s51
e.G5 per doz, medium sized young chick
ems 50, hens, S2.lb; poor demand.
Q &C. Unhhlnrg a 80
Ducks-In full feather $500 per dog
Geese-In full feather, a.75 per dog
en-.
Butter-Nice mould, country Jersey,
| zoe; plain country. l2al6c; creamery.
| 2Sc.
Butterine-solid. so-pound tubs. lie.
Hldes-Dry flint, 6Gsc; dry mint dam
aged hides, 3I5c; green salt hides, so
4c: green butcher hides, &c; dry salt.
sa7c.
bleached bones. IS per ton.
local Cotton Market.
The passing away OF the holidays
brought little change In the local cotton
market. receipts continue about the
same. with quotations nominally as
| follows.
Low mlddllng, 6 3-ic.
Strict low middling, 1-Sc.
Middling, 7c.
Strict middllng. I i-sc.
Good mlddllng ! i-ic
Local livestock
Reported by the Standard Commits.
sion company, Union stock yards.
Fat steers, s255q3O0; feeders, 81 50M
2.75, in good demand: stockers. $1,000
2.25. stays. sl.50al.75: bulls. si5Oa1.75
good fat cows, 50 00Q2 rs, medium cows
$i5OGl9o; helfers, sl75G20O: calves
S25063.00.
Fat hogs-Heavies, !33o@9i9. Rcot
demand: fat mast hogs s275d3O0 90; light
hogs. S2506300. good demand wager
hogs, s305da,2O, In good demand.
Packing House Products.
Standard dry salt. short clear. s5.25
standard short clear bacon, S5.75; hams
medium. 1926; hams. small, $3.50 break
fast bacon, 500: dry salt bellies, SO, 90
bacon, 1915; dry salt shoulders. $500
california hams, 5000; pure leaf lard
5000.
Cabinet photos for $500. Deane.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-14

New York, Jan. l3.-Cotton quiet;
nlddllns, : Ia; net receipts, none;
sIOss, sdV exports to Great Britain,
~; France, 300; continent, $3.50; for
Eaiaed. 6s6; sales, 1857; splnners, 1877;
Total today-Net receipts. lS,455; eX-
Ports to Great Britain. sO.G9g: France,
W; Continent, 1921; stock, 1864 ,020.
Vekolidated-Net receipts, s5,534: ex-
", 70 Great Britain. 32,ll6; France,
~; continent, l2.2S6.
iola Since September met re-
feips' assi,ie5; exports to Great
ptnt s3i,0s7.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-14

Kansas City, Jan. l3,-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 1900; shipments. 200, Market
weak, lOc lower. Texas steers, s2G5D
800; Texas COWS, S2l0I275; beef steers.
S3.00IA.30; native COWS. tl50W340;
stockers and feeders, S2.75G375; bulls.
S2.00m370.
Hogs-Receipts. 6l0O shipments, 400,
Light steady; others &c lower Bulk
OF sales, SS,5O63.55; heavies. S3.45lr3 co;
packers. $35OM3GO mixed. s3.i5G0
3.57 l-2: light. S3.5OGD3.55; workers., s3.45
4S.55; pigs, $3.35D3.45
Sheep-Receipts, 1000; shipments,
none. Market steady. Lambs S3504
4.55; muttons. s25OQ375.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-14

WILLIAM G. HENDERSON. coun-
seIor-at-law and solicitor. Of American
and foreign patents, trade. marks and
labels. Rooms 20 and 20. Norris build
ing, corner Fifth and r streets, WASH
ence. Including service In examining
corps H. s. patent office. Send sketch
OF model for report as to patentabiiity.
Correspondence invited Mention CD
zette.
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FINANCIAL.

Ens; iSo ,TS, Jan. 10. -clearings, $780,
|iIon.v0 ssiances. ,5,s2s, lGg. '
lil ban oail easy at ACC per cent. /;
Ps'cantIla y closed 5 per cent. Prime
nc naper, sos per cent. Ster-
m In banse steady with actual busl-
n demand ~ bills at A.Sg04. so Ia
Nv days po onu N.sI I-204.s7 "a for
Y i.aat an rates, A.sssD4. SO and
MA. Commercial bills,
! IA 'yer 60 s-ic. Mexican dollars.
Ia oliver certificates, 81 ESQ
k,ivs I pagt bonds firm. States in
lThe total ,,I'Ioad bonds firm.
)liis shnl sales OF stocks todov were
y. 4 ,oa's including: American sn-
falw I"n,, ~ Paul. "a 1900; United
Her Preferred. 10 g60
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-14

|u,s NV orleans, Jan. l3.-Cotton flu
galss qaiel and steady; sales 27,l00
IIss, %, .anuary, 7s6UIS7; February,
siS, March. 7.soaT90; April, 1888
|uly sss sy, Lsl0I9S; June, S.O0qS.0l
Smb. s,'ssysoS; August, 79sas,OO; Sep
S'' Nv bid; October, 1853 bid.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-14

NV, Nev York, Jan, l3.-spot cotton
MINI MIN quiet, Middling uplands, s Lie;
E us gulf, l-2c; sales, ITO bales.
,n ,u.ss steady. Sales. il1.3O0 bales.
tauay 'Ss; February. 1888; March,
In, Hpsil' s.Oi; May. 500; June. S.13:
|t 20. August, sic; September.
Ismhh ve'ooer' 1871; November, IN. De-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-14

style. two story plastered house, brick
basement, cellnr. corner lot. 75xl0O. fine
location. price $4,000; come cash. ball
nnce trade, Fifteen lots high eievo-
ton, clear OF encumbrance. price $3.50
each. TO trade for land NJ. l., Cham
hers Real Estate Exchange.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-14

GET A HOME CHEAp-A rare chance
sive control Of 100 choice lots IN Fields
Hillside addition. six blocks from
courthouse. win sell for thirty days
only nj pricea from 800 to $3.50. Small
cash payments. balance small monthly
payment, Can loan you money to
build house Ellis Real Estate Ex-
charge. POS Main street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-14

ACT QUlCKLY--seek fortune by the
shortest road successful turf opera
lions. capital OF s26 has averaged sl35
weekly profits for nearly year You
can't beat my record It is superb.
proofs and particulars tree. Phillip Nj.
Archer. Covington, Ky.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-14

FARM FOR sALFl--1he old X. Il.
MADDOX place, White settlement, six
miles west OF Fort WORTH In tracta OF
20 10 100 acres ut $50 TO t35 per NJ re-
Best producing soil In the county; crops
never fail onc-fourth cash, balance
in installments at 8 per cent. c. III.
SiIlman. Board OF Trade building.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-14

bo s,ssso Tex, Jan. i3.-spot cot
ltlss and unchanged. Middllng,
Viii i, s oeies. 1885, receipts, 362l; ex-
- Hiv'; stock. 1875, 1854.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-14

New York, Jan. l3--ln eonseeusnr s,,
~ Inc increased number OF buye,s
IN row was remarked In tlie IN
.,,i,.y and volume Of business that sue
escaea and the market renecrs
change for the better In very many ~
spects ..,u 80 ,ominal at
3 cents. - ..--------.--r-- ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-14

FOR sALE--Nice home on rinh street.
Centrally located, Cottage " seven
rooms. Lot soxig0 feet. Nice yard.
with flower beds, roses. etc Price,
$500.
on south side. 81 Louis averua. ibtI
i00xlb0 feet; modern built cottage OF
six rooms. stables wood she'd. etc.
s2,65n. Extra good terms.
ON Jennings avenue. lot i00si00; two-l
story house OF seven rooms stable: III
new nnd snoI condition, ;3,'5p. Terms
easy.
Lots on west side, $500 to $3.50 sa,h;
monthly pay ments at 6 per cent in-
forest
Some extra fine lets near the Fort
Worth university; monthly payments
at . per cent Interest
Several cottages and small houses
10 Roll on miscellaneous.
Fine. post oak. sandy land or valley
land eleven miles from Fort Worth At
81 per acre. This In fine forming iani;
terms TO suit.
Black wnxy land and farms OF the
very best In Tarrant county, SIS TO
SIS per acre: easy terms.
Blocks Of ten acres each In one milo
OF the city; fine for gardens and or
chards, cheap and on long time,
HUFFMAN & CO..
Fourth ntreet. Fort worth, Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-14

buIsl M s.,, Mo, Jan. ls.-cotton-
|slpts. ls,,alhg' 7-Sc; sales. 45i; re-
p. Equipments. 7722; stock, 76.-
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d. REpFIELD a SON,
General Insurance. Real Estate and
Rental Agents; Notary In office. Ard
more. l. T.
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kis. yv,'sleaSns. La, Jan. ls.-co.ton-
81, ynsalhng. I 7-Sc; low middllng.
Hold s syod ordinary. I 5-i6c; net re,
80 gross. 6i49: sales, 1900.
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kss he :, cs ian. is,-As has freouent-
Today lam ease OF late the stock mar
NJ nom '' ,S the greater part Of lts
teidsdly mos s London advIces The
I The ven"re pacific tone in I.o,dnn
n followas1 nan boundary ouestion
America " an advance az nr,nos
q arbltrays s.oeks In that nnrl,et
fien herae houses were fair,v Ias ~
(aags On lor foreign aeco,,n, nm XXI,
~ abser,,no,n' u is believed w,,i ms ,r
ri lcsriptlons for our rs,,, VIII m
N perac y,senn,derlny II a success $500 ha-
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]. A. THORNTON. 2Os Houston street,
the lending real estate man OF Fort
Worth. has exclusive control OF some
OF the most desirable property In the
city; can sell you a bargain any time.
also farms. You can save money TO
see him before you buy.
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ATTENTION HOME sEEKDRs
can locate Atty families on school
lands. Lands can be got Mt one dollar
per acre on forty yeara' time. Only
one years interest at per cent. pay
able In advance. nlso have 100
broken mules Tor sale. These mulcn ara
.ifteen hands high. l.. C. DUPREE.
San Angelo, Texas.
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ST. Louis. Jan. l3.-Flour-Dull ana
easier: patents. ss.30@Si0; extra fancy
s3.lOaS2O; fancy. s2,75q9.SS; eho'ce'
s2.20M2.6O cedar
Wheat-Closed heavy. IL 10 IL 1naer
Saturday. No, red cash. 90; 90 naru'
Is; January, ga l-2. May. bS 81.
Corn-Closed l-iU3-s lower; spo'
lower. No. mixed and FEBRUARY
"a l.e; January, q l-2; May. 70 II
Oats-steady; closing about same AZ
Saturday. Spot lower No. z cash anu
January, II; May, 10 3-s@i9 IL.
Rye--Dull36c.
Barley-Steady
Cornmeal-sl.S011.3
Rran-Quiet. ~ east track.
iaxseed-Ouotable sec.
Timothy seed-s3,0 0T2.bp ~,
Butter, cotton ties and bassing-un-
changed.
Whisky-Steady, Sl.22.
Pork-iower. standard mess jobpihs
old 5000: new, $3.50. ,sso.
o Lnrd-Quiet; prime steam 'S'sV'
Baeon- Boxed shoulders. sb.SI IL =
,onrs IS. 80; ribs. 5.62 i-2; shorts, 800,
prv salt meats-Boxed shouiuets
"a 20: longs, si.75: ribs, sis7 liz; shorts
$500. ,ooo. .,o., 40 600.
corn II OOo; oats, $1,000. :,
shipments-Flour, eOoe; whea''
900: corn, 10000; oats ll,Vvo
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MISCELLANEOUS.

wANTED-To lease a good weekly
paper and Job office. or will work on
shares. Ten years experience. strictly
sober. Address C. E. Davis. Farmers
VILE. Tex.
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FOR SALE--Irour room cottage near
Wcslcynn college. lot boxi0o; price 10000
500 cash baiuree monthly. n special
bargain In nne residence. West Side,
close In. knight & blackburn. EOS
Houston street,
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saou AND WIRE

Manufacturer BALE HAY TIE.
IRON and STEEL ROOFING.
IRON and STEEL FENCING.
o. K. Harry. Dallas. Tex