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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-19

IIAZLETON. PA, Jan. Mike spier
the arch conspirator Of the Maha, who
was arrested in Chicago and brought here,
was given q hearing to-day before Al
defman Martin
He was charged with arson and dyna-
hitting. and made fun confession impli-
eating Nicholas PellOZ and Mike BarOne,
w. Italian school teachers as dynamiters
and Mike Romano as the man who made
the bomb
The three men named were at once ar
rested and taken 10 Jail.
Romano confessed to making the bomb.
but claims he did so under threats OF
death. lie was placed under $500 bail,
and The other three were committed with
out bail.
There are s,ll eighty members OF tiS
band at large and the officers expect 70
make wholesale arrests during the week.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE Treasury
gold reserve stood at the close Of business
to-day at s53.762.6Is.
The Withdrawals for the day as reported
Amounted 10 Sl.0ol.0oo, q
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-19

Sharper-"How did that soap-sample
dodge work.
Agent Didn't work ut all"
'Ehy Did you do as / said-leave a cake
for examination at every house, then go
around in week and demand payment
for every cake which had been wet?"
Yes Every cake was handed back to
me as fresh as new"
STRANGE What street did you select for
the gamc?"
"vlrrk street"
"liuwph' No wonder IL failed That
STR I is chock fun of anarchists" New
York Weekly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-19

A young society belle Of Winchester
told one Of her gentlemen callers a few
evenings since that her health had greatly
improved since taking Delsarte. lie
wisely asked:
do you take II internally or rub 1t orr
Paris Republican,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-19

"Watts you know something about this
Transvaal a0Iir. don your
Il thought / did until ! tried 10 tell
nv wife something about it."-Indiana-
polls Journal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-19

81 viii ne'er grow old,
Said "A new old maid,
Tho for years and years
I've been on the fade.
For with bike in hand
All those years seem MD,
And / feel as yIlng
As ] ever did.
''Thcn ! never wait
For a man TO come,
But ] mount my wheel
And for him ] hum.
/ am then so spry
That I'm like kid,
And ] fee, as young
AS / ever did.
Henry Lippincott
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-19

is a slight variation-the latter ruis up
with "mo0nshine.". while che former -
mauds the very "leyel best Graham
CalaXy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-19

d. REDFlBLD 6 son,
General Insurance. Real Estate md
Rental Agents, Notary in office. Ard
more. /. 7.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-19

st. Louis. Feb. 1s,-Flour, fairly ac-
Wheat-weak and lower. Spot nrIn.
No. red elevator n l-2c; track, 7s4
7ic: ditto hard, Gle; February. GU S-4ci
NAV. 60 3-4c: July. 81 S-4c.
Corn--Quet and steady; spot lower
No. mixed cash. &c 1-Sc; February,
20 i-4c; May. 20 sac; July, Csc.
Oats-Futures dun and easier; spot
stendy. No. cash and February
IS s-ic; May, 20 1-icQ2O S-Se; july
10 Lie
Barely--Steady,
Corn meal-SiSjdli
Bran-s Steady; saleable at ise FOR
sacked east track.
Flax seed-Quiet; SIC; timothy seed
S2750360, Ito.
and firm. SS0Oql3.oO; sales OF prairie
confined to low grades at buyers
prices. 81. 0019.O0 -
nutter-lxtra creamery higher; ZIG
&c; dairy, Hale.
Eggs-Lowcr; fresh, l0c.
whisky-si22. ,,-,-..,
cotton ties and bagging-Unchanged'
Pork-Quiet. STANDARD mess JobihB'
old. Sl62 l-2; new, SlO.l2 IL.
Lard-Prime steam' 'o'2oi eho'oe'
$3.50 ,, m, ,onu.
s5,75; ribs, s5.S7 IL; shorts, $500
Dry saIt ments-BoNed shoulders
s4,75; longs. $5OOg5.25; ribs. sb,Si L.
RI Reecipts-Flour. 5000; wheat, 10000
corn. I'd. 900; oats. 10000
hipments-Fl jur 5000; wheat. l9'VOV
corn, 10000; oats, $4,000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-19

New York. Feb. ls.-special cable and
tciegraphic dispatches TO Brnas.r ,', :
iation Indicate the following changes
in available stocks on Satv sS,,;rdo as
ayaiIable supplies OF wheat. United
states and Canada, east OF the Rockies;
decrease 100000 bushels; aiioat tor anu
IN Europe. Increase 100000 bushels.
'corn-tInited States and Canada, east
NJ Inc Rockies. decrease 4Ig.VVO
oats-Unlted states and ca nna east
az The Rockies. decrease Sb2,OOo -
THE more important decreases IN
available stocks of wheat last week a.
points OF accumulation not covered =.
NE ofiloIal visible supply statement
include 2ii. 900 bushels In Chicago pr-
yate elevators; 10000 bushels a. Omaha ana; !;
% 400 m Louisville; $4,000 each AT FORT
xvyIIiam and Pittsburg and 5000 at
l.eavenworth. ,..a.a oso :
Corresponding increases included zsv,-
ooo bushels In northwestern interior
oIsyators; 10000 at New Orleans ana
70 600 at Burlington.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-19
PRICES WERE FIRM.
FEW CATTLE SHIPPED TO CHICAGO
YESTERDAY.
Demand for Hogs Greatly Improves
and Prices Go Up Few Cents
Accordingly.

Chicago, Feb. lS-Cattle-There was
the usual light Tuesdays run and
trade was good at firm prices. sales
being on basis OF SS.S59iOO for com
mon to choice native beeves with
transactions chiefly at ss.65qL25. A
great many large cattle are coming
forward and several lots averaging
100 to 1900 pounds have been sold this
week at Sl.256ti.35. The COW market
heirers are active at S350q3S5i bulls
sell at S2OOa360 and choice calves are
active at fun prices. Despite the high
prices asked the feeder trade is fairly
good, prime lots selling at S3.SJg 800.
Texas cattle active, 32.7543,90.
Hogs-There was an active general
demand today at strong to l-2c high
er prices and the supply was mostly
disposed Of cary. Sales were at an eX-
IRENE range Of $3.O0ai.S0 prime light
weights selling the best, and pigs sold
ut chiefly $500 and up The bulk of
hogs sold at A.1effi.l5; a few assorted
light brought Si20di.30. but hogs above
$40 were unimportant sales
Sheep-Trnde was animated at steady
prices. A few culls and inferior sheep
sold at S2.OOd2,5O. but natives sold
mostly between S3.0OW3.65; off prime
yearlinEs, S3.OOq4.loi lambs active at
s3,l0d4,65.
Receipts Cattle, $500; hogs. 10000
sheep, 1900.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-19

ket. and additional stimulus was
given the purchasing movement BIZ
the satisfactory condition OF the money
market despite the heavy drains on
II In connection with the financing of
the government bond loan. Another
element of strength was the almost uni.
form character OF the report OF the
railroad earnings for the second week
in February, which In most instances
show gains. Rumors calculated 10
move up sugar certificates were put in
circulation. but had little or no iifung
power for the stock. The chief advances
were Louisville and Nashville, / Ia
and Tennessee Coal per cent, tho
latter on buying induced by improved
trade conditions.
Around midday the market became
irregular ON light volume Of business
aud figures sagged slightly thereafter
up to the last hour OF business, when
somewhat more pronounced selling
movement set in, which resulted In a
loss OF the greater part of the early
advance, and In some cases brought
hgures down below the bottom figures
or the morning. Manhattan was ex-
ceptlonnlly weak and fell on 2 Ia to
I'D The other gold shares We're also
heaVy, notubly Missouri Pacific, which
reeeded Ia per cent. Leather prefer
red dropped 3-i per cent. ON a reiter-
alton OF the unfavorable gossip DIS to a
February dividend. New Jersey Central
was pressed down l IA per cent, ow-
ing to the hostile attitude OF the New
Jersey legislature toward the coal com
bination. The concessions in the bal
ance Of the list extended to lis per
cent. In Chicago Gas and / per cent.
In General Electric. The close was
moderately active, but heavy IA tone
Today'B bond operations were quiet
and embarrassing. \ firm tone pfe-
vailed, however, and gains were gem
orally scored, extending to l 10 per
cent. In Central Pacific skies Of lS9s.
Fort Worth and Denver City trust
receipts gained | per cent. Aggregate
transact lions, N.lO9.O00.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-19

500 PER MONTH or more, Chances to
make money by speculation are better
now than ever. Nice Incomes are mndc
from small Investments. Wheat and
stocks offer excellent opportunities for
those with limited means to make
money. We always work for Gus
toners interests. Write for advice and
book, showing how 20 do II, free. Co.
mack & Co.. 20 broadway. New York,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-19

New York, Feb lS-The Posts A.
nHncial blagrams:
Londou-Stock markets were quiet
but firm today Cons0ls were 100 and
other Investment securities were very
strong. The speculative markets We're
neglected and and easier, Americans,
however, We're exceptionally good,
closing at the best on the possibility
OF double Venezuelan commission as
foreshalowcd In the Times. st, Paul
and louisville were chiefly favored.
The buying here, however, is entirely
professional and profits arc snatched
on the first opportunity. The strength
OF copper was feature. IT Is said
that powerful ring controls the mark
et This IL possibly true, hut apart
from that the Statistical position alone
shows a greatly increased consump-
ton
Paris-The bourse was quiet but firm
today,
BeiIln-The stock markets are rather
duh today.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-19

New York, Feb. iS.-Wheat-Ex-
ports. 500. Spot weak. No. hard. 70 , c,s
q b. aloat. options trmor on
smaller worlds shipments than ex-
nectcd, light spring wheat receipts
met free selling, which broke the mar
Eet rallied again on active covering
NV n big Western short, sold on on
Bradstreet's visible and closed heavy
at I-sQl-2 net loss. No. red. February
NJ Lie; May, 70 l-Sc.
Enthusiastically.
Leather-Qulet
Wool-Steady.
Cotton seed oil slow and steady
Prime crude, 2i@22c. -.
Gomez options opened steady with
nrices unchanged to points higher,
ruled generally quiet. with sellers
scare in consequence OF holiday mar
Fcts' closed firm at to 10 points ret
advance. Sales. $3.50 bags. Including
March. slg .GOGi2 s5. Spot coffee, Rio
stendy. No. Z, 10 1-sc; mild. steady;
Cordova. 10 s-iWi7 S-4c.
siIpnr-Raw, firm. Fair refining,
3 5-sas s-ic; centrifugal. s6-test. 40
1-sc.
Refned-Firm.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-19
onId nt crIprIe Creek.

The fabulously rich gold mining dis
trict OF Cripple Creek, Col, is attract
Ing hundreds OF people. BY spring the
rush bids fair TO be enormous. That
,here IL an abundance OF gold there Is
Demonstrated beyond doubt Fortunes
arc being rapidly made. To reach
Cripple Creek take the santa re route e.
ths camp. pullman sleepers and chair
cars THE Santa Fe lands YOU right In
the heart OF Cripple Greek.
The hest way TO get there Is over ths
tnnuire OF nearest ticket agent: o.
address W. s. Keenan,. q: i. A., o. Z.
& =. II. Ry.. Galveston, Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-19

st. Louis, Feb. S.-Cattle-Rcceipts
1900; shipments, 100, Market steady 10
strong. Fair to best shipping steers.
S376ni.50: dressed beef and butcher
grades, S1,25di20; bulk Of sales, $500
400: steers under 1000 pounds, S2.I51
$40: bulk OF sales, $2gOW32o, stoctcrs
and feeders, S2l0G3,10. cows and heit-
ers, S2OOG3 10; cunning cows. N.25U2,2i;
calves. chiefly S5.00H60O. bulls, mostly
S2.OtT27j: TcNns steers, grasserF 81
G3OO fed. S3O0W3.75, mostly, $3,2043.0O;
cows and heifers, st75I3OO.
IIogs-Rcaeipis, 700; shipments, SEQ.
Market steady to strong Heavy, i.W
Gi17 i-2; mixed, S3.SOGASO: light, |3I
AS i-2; bulk OF sales, Si.OOdil0,
Sheep-i(cceipts. $500; shipments,
none. Natives, S275N3.60; southern
s.. 5O035O: lambs, s35Omt50 some fed
Knnsas brought $40; Mexican year
lings. $3.50: Utahs, S300T3 So.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-19

Boston, Feb. s.--The wool market
is quiet, though prices are firm. Buyers
are not disposed to purchase wool UNI
less they have immediate use for Il.
Sales OF territory woods show no con-
and are commanding good prices,
Fleece woods In moderate demand,
while the market for Australian wool
continues steady with prices firm.
Texas woods. spring medium twelve
months. i2Qlic secured price, 32c;
spring fine, twelve months. Ii9i6c:
secured prices. 3dp5c; territory woods.
Montana fine medium and fine. lifi4c:
ming. etc, fine medium and fine. 100
lSe; secured price, 3idS6c.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-19

tTpol Feb. ls.--Cotton spot quiet;
= i'sidier; American mlddllng,
~ The sales OF the day were
Ms Of which 500 were for specu-
. Ind export and included ZOO
t1in Receipts, 1900. including
arsflean. Futures opened quiet
rsar at the advance ON u demand
|s'l contracts. American middling
C. February, 24-6iMi 25-6id;
a1.Narch. 4 22-Gid, March-Aprll,
EHH n.sld; April, 4 19-Gid; May
n : kdGi l9-6id; June-July, 4
nv h-eid; July-August, 4 l7-6id
(In'ssptember, l5-Gid; September
1s l-aql S-Gid; October Novem-
f'Ms 1 I-eid.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-19

Groceries md Provisions.
Hams-Medlum, plain and canvassed
3-4c.
Breakfast bacon-Plaln and canvass
ed lie.
Bacon. bellies. smoked. I-2c.
Dry salt sides, 8 H.,
Short clear bacon. &c.
Dry satl bellies, 7c.
Compound lard, tiercos, s i-?c,
Lard In cans. advance over tieree
prices.
Leaf lard. tIerces, 61-2c.
5o-pound cans. Lac; lO.pound cans.
3-Ic; 5-pound cans, 7-sc; Spound cans.
lc per pound.
sugar-Standard flne granulated, In
bags OF 100 uunds each or In barrels,
S-sc; cut loaf or powdered, Sic;
choice yellow clarified. 9 l-Sc; prime yell
low clarified. be.
Conee-Ronsted I'm package. Ma
ka=ka. q i-2c; Arbuckle. Toe: lion. 19c;
X%XN, l9c: Cordova. l9c; Early Break
fast. 2Gc.
Fancy Rio, 2lc.
Coffee-Greon. fancy Java, csc.
Fancy peaherry. 20 l-2c.
Prime Rio. zoe.
Fair Rio. Zoe.
Common Rio, lSc.
Bcans-Lady Washington. 2 S-ic.
Lime DC.
Pink, 3-4c.
Bayous. 3-ic.
Blnck-eye peas, o l-2c.
Country Produce.
Produce and fruit - Apples - Fancy
northern per Dbl. S35OaL5O; Mexican
oranges. So; California navels, $3.50;
California seedlings. y3OJd325; choice
lemons, $500: s3.50Ii.00: grapes, Malaga
! kegs S6hOu700: onions. sag l-ic per
Id: cranbcrrles per Dbl. 5000; cocoa
nuts, per bag Of l00 s5 Greeley pota-
toes 6Oe; Triumph potatoes. per bushel.
El'i5; Minnesota Rose, 1bc; Peerless.
| 75c: Hebron. zoe; Early Ohio. zoe; red
onion sets, per bushel. 81; yellows, SL75;
| whites. S2.75
Flour-Jobbers' prices. high patent
| $40; fancy patent, So; family, 1is5;
foreign mills, high patent. S2,lO. fancy
| patent, 81: stralghts, ti.s5.
Grain bags--Bale lots: New 5-bushel.
S-ounce, 3 S-lc: new 1-2 bushel. S.
ounce, corn, 5c centrals, bale lots,
&c; Ia Platas. &c; secondhand oat
sacks, &c.
Wheat-No 2. 70; No. ,. e9c.
Corn--Shcllcd, mixed bulk. Job lots.
soc. ear corn from wagons. 20H25c,
sacked corn, car lots, {, o. b., country
points. 20 1-2c; ear, 20c.
oats-Texas rust proof, in bulk from
wagon, lGd17c; car lots. sacked. {. o. b.,
country points, II l-21lS lie.
Hay-Job lots S.toVs'OO according
" luhllNSs
o. b.
Meai-io pounds. 4oc; car lots. 4ooi
chicken feed wheat, job lots, 5sc per
bushel. feed meal. &c; car lots 9Oa
cwt.
sweet potatoes. per bushel 6O97oc-
Turnips-Per bushel, bOdG5e'
Pecans-Per pound, 3Ybc.
POP corn-In ear, per bushel 60c'
Poutry-Fat spring. chickens. S2;26p
:. 40 per do2.; medium sized young chick
ems. 50; hens. $3.50
Turkeys-Hens 1-2; gobblers, &c.
Ducks-In full feather. $500 per doz
en-. 49,,
Butter-Nice mould, country Jersey
zoe: plain country. l2alSc: creamery
26c. a.
Eggs--Sm9c.
aged hides. 3ll5c: green salt hides, sa
&c; green butcher hides, &c; dry sai'
Prime tallow-s i-il3 1-2o; drl
bleached bones S. per ton.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-19

Kansas city. Feb. ls.--wheat--Dun
and unchanged. No. . red hard, sac
Csc: No. 8, 56Q5Sc: rejected nominally,
35ul0c. No. red. 73c.
corn-Slow, is and s-Sc lower No
23c.
oats-Dull. No, mixed, lsc: No. ?
white. 20 l-2d2lc.
Rye-,No. . nominally, 35c.
ilay-,Stcady. Timothy, $40 00al1.5o;
prairie. Sj.O0U7.00.
Buttor-Creamery yesterday, lGGlTc;
dairy, 13mljc.
EgEs-Weak: receipts heavier; quot
able at 1Oc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-19

Liverpool Feb. s-wheat--Spot.
quiet. demand poor No. ? red winter.
SIS sd; No. 2 red spring stocks eN-
hausted: No. ! hard Manitoba, o. I'd:
No. California, SIS Cd. Futures quiet.
unchanged February March and
April So Z led; May-June and july.
6s sd
Corn-S.pot-Active, steady. Ameri-
can mixed. new, as lid. Futures
steady, unchanged. February. rs l-2d;
March, 81 Sad; April, IS lid; May
80 liza. June. &c / S-id July. IS 3-id.
Flour-DLii, demand poor. st. Louis
fancy winter 7s I'd.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-19

york Feb. ls.-Cotton'-Quiet.
7-so, net receipts, none;
.D IA Exports, continent, 1896; for
I'm 100; sales, 1874, spinners' l"''
n isLsii. ,., ,oe,7. ne.
" Great Britain. 90: France, $40;
.,sn, gi;6; stock, S75,l6S,
.sslliated-Nct receipts, 6O,3O1; eX-
1, IA Great Britain, S0,iSi; TO
y. i'm; to the continent, b,5l9.
M, since September met re-
'. All sS7: exports Great Britain.
Nh; 10 France, 359,O59; continent
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-19
CASH CLOSING


New york. Feb is;- Sc to,. 5 Gaie d
E EnSa receipts 5000 stock lt 2sSO vSc ad.
Hernburg-steady l-'gF- prs
vance. ,,,,,a,taa from New York
yesterday. isis bags ~, stock. 26O.-
today, sgsS, sor the United states: gil
sos; . anon visible for the United ssa,es'
c og, sd tot aaea,nst 4so.b7o bags last year
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-19
|IIIING WAS GOOD.
.,,,o, WENT UPWARD
rnrAp OF DOWN


!. reb. ls.-The cotton ira
|ysr io'n' Dr,sed BY an advance OF
y = wv ',.,u me- q, Liverpool instead Of a
~ p. "ne.,ed in response to the
a' !. 'o o,,r market yesterday FOR a
Fas 10 ~ n,ss very active and the
u Moved a great deal of alarm
f'' ,D ssen known that large short
~ !, this point had been aeeu-
kEsst ., ~ vs." some time past. Parties
kidrs io ac,Ive buyers yesterday,
were scam, seu large sellers today
rrsr, os allowed a break of some
assiI s rom rom the early advance was
riIi,,f w sII the market finally quiet
r s.uts w and net Improvement re-
j 10 ia points
..,4 NnrIs Cotton
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-19
ron sAIn-nnAL nsrArn.

FOR sALE-special offer for fifteen
days: We have 500 acres OF the vc-y
best OF black waxy prairie land In
miles OF Fort Worth and two miles Of
a depot with three railroads; sch and
church; timber In two miles. arr we'll
water cnr be had IN from 20 to " fcsti
artcfian water in go feet. on ono Ice
ncros, 100 acres are In cultivation. but
no house. price $3.50 per acre. Remain.
der In so. i60 or amy sized tracts at $40
per acre. Terms: The deed will be
made when a house Ia built md o-e-
nnlf OF the land broke: on January 1.
1877, pny interest at 8 per cent. January
!, 1885, pey interest and ono NTH OF
the principal. ana so on for hve years;
interest per cent. per annum. Tho
above IN ilrrt-clnss black wnxy land
and mostly hog waIlow. There 10 not
ten acres of thin land on any lCo acres
and no waste land Mt all. The owner
OF this land knows that any man who
viii work can pay for II. and he Will
sell II to working men who work. None
others need apply. Here Is the eft Of
fer you ever had to secure homo on
black .waSy land, Come and let us show
you this land II you want one.
HUFFMAN s co.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-19

Kansas City, Feb 1S.--Cattlc--Re-
ceipts. 1900; shipments, 1900, Market
steady to firm. Texas steers, $1,000
$3.50; Texas cows, S2.20u3l5; beef steers,
Sl10mA25; native cows. M.60W5,225'
stockers and feeders. s275G3sO; bulls.
$200W305.
Hogs-Receipts. l2.i0O; shipments.
900 Market steady to strong: bulk Of
sales, $3.sO039Q; heavles, S3.b0u3.9l;
packers, S3S5g39j; mixed, s3so@59o;
lights S3A0d350; workers.. SS's5g5.s1'
pigs, s3.7O83S5.
Sheep-Receipts, $500 shipments, 700.
Market steady Lambs, SS5OgiOOi
muttons, S2.s5Q3.50
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-19

New York, Feb. lS.-Money on call
easy at 3 l-2Qi l-2 per cent; last loan,
3 l-2c; closed 3 IL. Prime mercantile
paper. Lear per cent. Sterling cx-
change steady, with actual business in
bankers bills at Si.S7 3-40i.SS FOR de-
mand and Si.SG 1-2mi SO 3-i for sixty
l-2Mi.s9.
Commercial bills, Sass 81. Bar sill
yer. G7 Csc,
Silver certificates. CT 1-2VG7 Use,
Mexican dollars. 90 3-ic.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-19

was done. II was very largely for sea-
sonable speclaltles and very moderate
for staples, yet for the hitter there was
more inquiry abroad and some business
done In brown cottons.
Printing cloths dun at 3-ic at which
price market appeared to be pegged.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-19
ArIIIEylo ExllInIrIoN.
n, pn.o. Texas, February 18th q
10th.

III pnso. Texas, February lIth y"
goth.
For the above occasion the Cotton
palt Route will sell round trip tickets
IN u, Paso and return, at one lowest
,iys;-class for round trip. Tickets on
saIe February sth. 9'h. 10Th, nth and
,S,b 1850 limited to February 22d for
return. This limit will be extended
thirty days II tickets are deposited
,.rr,inni lines, not later than February
Soth Cheap rates will be In effect from
Ei paso 10 Mexico points and return,
limited to thirty days.
For further Information call on any
orent Of the company or address d. NJ.
Morgan. c. p. a. 7. A, No. 40l Main
street, Fort Worth. Texas: A. A. Chs
son + p. A.. Fort Worth, Texas; 5.
a Warner. q. p. A.. Tyler, Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-19

~ York. Feb. lS.-Cotton--Espot
n, ouIet. Middiing uplands. Z 7-Sc;
|vIrr rllf. s i-Sc: sales. 334 bales.
tr,s quiet and steady. Sales. l9S, 900
N February, 7.53; March, les;
N liz; May, 7.ei; June, 1851; July.
August, 7.G7; September. 746;
Nv is; November, 7.5l; Decem-
1 sts
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-19

'Hss; wa :, p 4, Feb. ls.-The stock
~ taya,e ~ dull throughout the
~ " ~, ~ n sneclnl Interest, As
- dlylans prices are pretty
g, Nut I'M, ns,, between gains and
r. ,n's,ither are Of much I'M
y, s,s n r ~ ,ne forenoon ppecu-
~ Hpriress u No. tone ana the ten
ssss tor nv VS. generally upward.
'ninhInr Is a.orciFn account were
influences on the mar
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-19

rrectiye at once. the katy Will
sell round trip tickets to Rockport
Corpus Christi. Aransas Pass and Fort,
thirty days from Date OF eAie