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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-04-09
A Famous Case.

The law court as above stated has
case If Stakepole IS. Perkins in favor
of the defendant In 1889 the defend
ant. a. * Perkins of Skowhegan. sold
to Chas. f. Stackpoic of Gardiner and
Geo. w Adams of Rockland. the stall
lion Cunard Jr, whose famous trotting
in 1883 and 1889 is well remembered.
MI. Perkins gave written warranty
of soundness Some six weeks after
delivery Mr.. Stackpoles hostler claimed
the discovery of an old quarter crack
suit was brought and trial had In
October. 1880 No one then claimed to
have seen such a defect during Mr.
Perkins ownership, The plaintiffs relied
wholly on the testimony Of distinguished
veterinary surgeons all Of " hom testified
that the crack must have been nearly
u year old. The defendant contended
that the hostier had deceived both sides
by quarteriug the horse ana making
the crack simulate old age. The Nt.r-
Dict was for Mr. Perkins after a trial
Of seVcl days.
At the law court in 1892 the plaintiffs
produced the dispositions Of four wit
nesses who claimed to have seen the
quarter crack while Mr. Perkins owned
She horse. The court ordered new
trial saying it was for a jury to deter
mine W neither these new witnesses were
truthful. In March 1898 Il new trial
WAS had. but the hostlor failed t. APP
pear and the cause did not get To the
jury In October, 1898 full trial of a
Week vas had. ard a second verdict
given lur the defendant. At the law
torn il 1884 the plaintiffs asked for a
new trial. but the motion was denied.
Up t. this point. the plaintiffs side
Wsrs vigorously fought 10y Mir o. L.
Baker and the defence managed by II.
NJ. Heath and l.. l.. Walton. At the
law tenn in 1895. Mir a. NJ Spear pre-
scented the testimony of an additional
Witness who claimed To have seen the
quarter crack SIX months before the
sale The motion was ably argued by
Nh Spear ana the argument in reply
made ~ Mr.. Heath. The court denies
the motion on the ground that the ease
is peculiarly one for the jury.
The t'nal results clears Mir. Perkins
II all charges of wrong doing. and in
70 Way reflects upon Mr. Stackpole, as
the defence rested upon the claim that
his hos tier was in fault. and not Mi.
Stackp"le himself. The cause has at
tractcd wide attention because of the
scientific questions involved and the
stubborn pertinacity With which it has
been (, ught on both sides
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-04-09
THE OLYMPIC SPORTS.
Americans Shut Out Of Bicycle Races Owiru
to No Licenses.

Athens. April S.-'rhe bicycle race of 1o9
kilometres was won by Famant.a French
rider; the Greek contestant. Coletti sec
ohd. winners time. hours. s minutes.
DeSptc the TACT that the weather was
cold and brisk wind was blowing tha
events of the day were witnessed bv A
great crowd.
me Americans did not compete in the
loo kilometre race. having been denied ;,
Incense by the Governors. Efforts will
De miie 10 nave them ride later in the
week but it is thought it will not be s,Ic-
ceSSful.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-04-09
FOR A GOLD STANDARD.
The Philadelphia Grocers and importers Ex.
change Heartily Endorse II.

Philadelphia April S.-The board of di-
iectors of the Grocers and Importers EN-
change. today. adopted a resolution in
favor OF gold standard currency. The ac-
ton is taken in answer to communica-
tons from the Chamber of Commerce
from the state of New York and the
Boston Merchants Association. urging the
exchange to actively cooperate with
them in favor of the maintenance of the
existing gold standard
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-04-09
So
Ninety Percent.

OF all the people need to take a course
IF Hoods Sarsaparilla at this season to
prevent that rundown and debilitated
condition which invites disease. The
money invested in half a dozen bottles
IF Hoods Sarsaparilla will come back
with large returns in the health and
vigor of body and strength of nerves.
HOODS PILLS are easy to buy.
Easy to take. easy to operate. Cure
I'll liver ills. Csc So
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-04-09
CORBETT GOES FREE.
Inc Charges Against the Pugiist at St
Louis NoIIc Pressed.

ST. Louis. April S,--Thc charges against
Pusilst Corhett were nolle pressed in
Judge Murphys court. this afternoon.
Prosecuting Attorney Mulvihill declared
that the state was unable to make case.
This will result in allowing Corbett TO
spar in an entertainment during the
week. Corbelt WAS arrested, yesterday.
charged with violating Il city ordinance
which prevents boxing in public.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-04-09
Whvis one woman

attractive and an
other not? 1t isn't
entirely a question
of age or features
or intellc ct. The
most admirable and
attractive thing
about an attractive
woman is her wo-
rnanliness. Every
BIO d y a d IN ir e 8 a
w o III anly woman.
Everybody doesn't
realize just what it
is that makes her
womanly. She must
have health, of
co,,ree hecause
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-04-09
Work on Panama Canal Being Pushed.

Colon Columbia, April S.-Work upon
the Panama canal is being pushed. The
contract has been given tor l00. 600 metres
OF the canal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-04-09
Base Ball.

At Philadelpi:ia--Philad elphia, |
Syracuse, 2.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-04-09

The seventh reunion of the surviving
members of Co c.. 9Th Regt Maine
Vols. VIA be held at the residence of
Comrade John w. Hoar, Machias
Wednesday evening. April %.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-12
SMALL SHIPMENTS
CAUSE INCREASE IN PRICE OF CAT
TILE AT CHICAGO.
Price of Hogs Declined slightly on
Accoun, of Decided Inerense
in the Receipts.

Chicago, March li--Cattle.-The re-
ceipts today were Unexpectedly small
and prices advanced los, and in some
Instances l5c. 1t did not take long to
dispose OF the light supply. All classes
OF buyers were out In good numbers
and common to strictly choice native
beef steers were In lively demand at
S.50G4.50 The bulk Of the cattle
good beeves sL50I5.50. Common can
ming cows sold at low prices. but fair
10 nice fat cows and heifers were ac-
tive and 1rmer at S2.e5aS.aj, while
choice cows were strong Mt s35OU2.15.
TtNas cattle were active at and loGl5c
higher
Hogs-There was substantial In
crease in the arrivals today. and there
was good demand, some early sales
being mnde at unchanged prices, but
most OF the trading was at "a dccl'ae Il
DC. Common to choice drovls soi1 ct
$3SjNll5. largely at $1,000 ito, and
some fancy assorted light weights prld
early at $40. a year ago the ieat
heavy sold at sl55 aud tho best ght at
Si,S7 IT,. Much smaller runs are cX-
pec,cd during the remainder OK the
week.
shccp-There was fairly active de-
mard at generally UNCHANGED rlccs'
common TO prime sheep were snlaLle
NJ S2I5m3S0; salcs being largely M
S3,el0G.6O with fcd Westerns prcdoml-
mating. Lambs sold Mt >7.f0G2th lot
poor u fancy, largely ct eini 20.
Recelpts- Cattle, 10000 hogs. $1,000
sheep, 900
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-12

Chicago. March -Whent.-Thera
was very fair trade today and the
feeling was somewhat unsettled The
opening was lower and wenk, as was
expected when the government report
became known yesterday. II Is true,
the amount was something Of q COM
promise between the various estimates
which have been given out previously.
being much below some Of them and
higher than others. but Its bearshness
consisted not so much In the amount
as In the fact that with the scarcity
which has been claimed for winter the
total Of all kinds held by farmers was
nearly 5000)000 bushels more than
year ago, This showing had very
depressing effect on holders and as the
Liverpool cable came 3-id lower there
was a general disposition to let 70
property and prlcos at on0e turned
downward. Operators were quite bear
ish and sold freely n good share OF the
selling being on snort account. But the
feeling changed to one OF firmness
v hen operators wanted to recover
their early merchandise sales. One Of
the influences helping to strengthen
the market was rlfJnor Of three large
export purchases at the seahourd. IL
was claimed that some two boat loads
had been bought for export and some
TWENTY-FIVE boat loads or more f1r May
and June shipments. This was per-
maps the main stimulus of the buylIg.
There was good cash buying here also,
nearly 100000 bushels hcing takca.
chiefly en- milling account. Ma" uponr,l
about 3-4c lower; tiuctuatod with a
narrow range and olorcd ut "a lac.
The fear Of crop damage from the ute-
Jictcd cold wave md the SsnhJard
damage for wheat for export kept the
rFIga qtronu arnnn1 az 1-us ia t1ttt lea "a
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-12


Groceries and Provisions
Hams-Medlum. plain and canyassed,
3-4c.
Breakfast bacon-Plaln and canvass
cd l-2c.
Bacon, bellies, smoked. 9-4c.
Dry salt sides, 6 lac.
Short clear bacon. 3-ic.
Dry salt bellies, G 3-4c.
Compound lard, ticrces, 1-2c.
Lard in cans. advance over fierce
prices
Leaf lard. tlerces, G 1-ic.
50-pound cans. i-ic; l0-pound cans
3.4c; 5-pound cans. 7-So; S-pound cans
lc per pound
sngar-standar fine granulated, In
bags OF 100 rounds each or in barrels,
6 7-l6c, cut loaf or powdered, 3-ic;
choice yellow clarified. l-8c; prime yell
low clarified. &c.
Coffec-Roasied J. package, Mokas-
kn, 81 l-2c; Arbuckle, l9c; Lion
i9c: MIX. Jog; Cordova. l9c; Early
Breakfast % lie.
Fancy Rio. 2lc.
Coffee--Greon. fancy Java. csc.
Fancy peaberry % 1-sc.
P7ime Rio, zoe.
Fair Rio re,
Common MO, 1Sc
Beans--Lady washington. 21-2c.
Lime, &c.
Pink. 21-oc.
Bayous. . Ice.
Black eye peas ? Isl.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Produce and fruit-Appless-Finc
northern per bile, si.5NGJ; California
navels. s30OT250; California aeedlngs,
e.. OOTabn choice lemons. s3.2j@3.sO;
grapes. Malaga kegs, s5.G0NI0O; onions,
2G2I-ic per ID; crlnberrieH per bbl,
5000; coconnuts per bag Of 100. 20;
Greeley potatoes. 55a6Oc. Triumph po-
] 81 r0f NfitmNFufn
Rose, CSC; PeerlesR 65cs Hebron. &c;
/ Early Ohio. Use: red onion sets per bu,,
/ 50 q; yelllws. 50. whites. $3.50.
| Fiour-Jobbers' prices. high patent,
! $40; fancy patent, Sc; family sl.si;
foreign mills, hirh patent. $40; fancy
| patent, Sc; straiFhts. si.s5.
Grain bags-Ilalc lots: New 5-bushel,
! s-ounoe. SIC: new 2 i-a hushel, s.
I ounce, corn, i3-lc; centrals. bale lots,
&c; La Platas. DC; secondhand oai
wheat-No. ?, 70; No. 3, e9c.
Corn-shellcd, mixed bulk, JOB lots,
| % i-2c; car corn from wagons, 22p2ie'
smoked corn car lots Z. o. b., country
points, 2G82Tc; ear. &c.
oats-Texas rust proof In bulk from
WAGON. 1sTlGc; car lots. sacked, I. o. b.,
country points. ifE II l.2c-
Hay-Job lots. Ss.5oGsOo. according to
pI Braa-Job lots, eoe; car lots. 47l-se'
" Meal,lO pounds. zoe; car lots, ,oei
chicken feed. wheat. job lots, asc per
busheI: feed meal. &c; car io's' 'Vc
cwt. ,-,,, ,,-rs
Sweet potatoes Pumpan yains, ia ~ ~,
roc; pumpkin yam seed cqc; common
eating. zoe.
| Tu,-riug-Per bu. zoe.
pecans-f'sr pound. s45c.
pom corn-In ear, per bu. 5pc. .,
poultry-Fat spring chickens, a-vVp
,qe5 per doz.: hens s2fg
n,,chs--fn sull feather, $40 Der doz
Gsssas-FuIl feather. $3.50 per doz.i
ss p,,tfsr- Nice mould country jersey
zoe; plain country 1azsi2 lee cream
cry. NC
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-12

i or,sans. March 1i.--Cotton firm;
4 ''ne m second for trading and
k.sda rs per cent. Sugar rose
tra,ton OIL preferred 8 Ia and
!, md Chicago Gas l Ia per cent.
/. nilway shares were neglected
f',iieneei tendency to sag, but the
f,,ion were not important aside
/ VI.souri Pacific. which dropped
,-r cent. presumably in connec-
i,,ns preyallcd. The Northern Pa
w. shaded to a slight extent.
vas unfavorablyf affected by
Il. Irregular with charges in either
l.hn fractional n most cases ana
4 a lie redneries. The market
1 III the annual report OF opera
4 which was submitted yesterday,
Iiutlons were general In the final
1 I'd in addition 10 this influence
4, was unfavorably affected by
7, ., poor trade conditions, which
4 compel q temporary shutting
! 0! the renneries.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-12

Ct. Louis. March il,-Flour-Dull ana
unchanged. roror, of
heavy reserves and lower cables caus,
cd an early decline and closed about
steady. No red cash @ eilVat9r; q
Se7g track; No. hard, 60 pid' Maro"'
81; May, g. 1882 Ia. .,, ,,.or
Corn-Weak early, adNauolns -
o,csi,s i.sdt.4 higher than yesterday,
S,os.'' s,ronFer. No. mixed cash, z6sy
u IA. March &c bid; May 2'a2' ~
July, ESD. .,a.dv spot
dnf No. 2 cash, 10 IL; No, W W. I;
Sii-s track; March, 1911 MAY ~ 80
bid: July, 1912 bid. to, ,s 600.
corn 1900; oats. 1000, -,.,so, az 600;
hipments-Flour, COCO; wheat 's'V'''
corn, 1900; oats, is'O9o'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-12

KanHas city. March ll.-Cattlc 49, RE-
celpts 400; shipments 1900; market
steady 90 strong; Texas steers $1,000
3 30: Texas cows 81 00li2 50: beef steers
81. 90Ti.25; native cows 81 6JGt3 30:
ftocEers and feeders S2.75d3 .g5; bulls
So 00fi3.iO
Hogs-Receipts 5000; shipments 600;
market weak. SC lower; bulk Of sales
81, i503,S5; heayics S3.GUd3.s5; packers
50. SG43. 30; mixed S3.7j03,S5; lights sac
CESS; workers s2.s0d3.S5 pigs sS.JO8
$50.
sheep-Recelpts 5000: shipments 1000;
market 5Nl0c lower, lambs So G0ui.2J;
muttons 2.SOG35J.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-12

rorsas city. March 11.-W heat
hn ns i,ght: demand small. Prices,
ierlnss iy lower. No. hard, 6S16s
n no aSS5i, rejected, 9O9s5; No; rec red
no q snrlng, 63G64; No. 2. 5sqtgz.
e; ,aMr M Mixed, is cent hlS .,ii,p
NJ - q mlxed, 2s92s is: No. wh''s'
80 Ia. ~ mixed noinin-
n i-9ssi7; No. 2 white. "
Rye-No. ?, g. u,,o,,v 10000
jiay-Llttie higher; tlmo'nS' sS
II b6; prairie, $l.oo41 ,eO' .,d. cream
Butter-steady, Fair dsinaiiu'
cry. i7@19; dairy, 1 ~.
Eges-Falrly stead{' eS ~ .orn IL. 500
Reoeipts-Wheat' lo'SVS'
oats, 1000 u,,,ao, So 400. corn, none
oats. $500.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-12

City Attorney After Dclinauents.
District Court Proceedings.
Sherman. Tex. March ii.-CSpeclal)
City Attorney Wilson has issued a
notice 10 all delinquent tax payers OF
the city against whom there arc un-
satisfied Judgments 10 call At his Office
between the 10th and 2ist OF this
month to make some settlement in re-
card to the judgments against them,
The city council has granted Mr.. VIII
son full authority In the matter Of
these Judgments for bRck taxes. He
proposes to have all these Judgments
disposed OF before the expiration Of his
office Several huudCed suits wcrc
instituted in the district court. and IN
nearly every case judgments have
been rendered for the city and settle
meut made.
c. w Alcot. who was awarded the
contract for making n map OF the city
TO be used In putting In system NJ
city sewerage will begin work next
Monday.
In the district court today tho case Of
]. d. Stewart Va. The Sherman oil,
and Cotton company IS on trial Ttc
suit Is for damages FOR personal IN
iurles In the case OF J, J. Attcn
vs. j. W. Tombstone the jury returned
verdict for the plalntin for the land
IN controversy.
The work OF excavation for tho laying
OF the foundation for the Confederate
monument has commenced. The cor
ncrstonc will be laid May 1 with APP
proprlute ceremonies.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-12

Liverpool March 11.-Wheat. SPOT,
duh; demand poor; No. rcd winter.
js 1-2d, No. 2 red spring stocks OK
hausted; No hard Manitoba, 5s Cd:
No. ! California. Js "a.
Futures steady. i-ial-2d lower. March
and April, % 8 S-id; May, June, July
and August, BE- Cd.
Corn spot quiet. American new mlS-
ed, 2s I'D Futures closed steady l-4d
lower; May, IS Id April, % 3-id; May
IS lad; June. So Sid. July. IS ] lad;
August, rs I'd,
Flour steady; demand poor fancy
winter, rs Cd
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-12

The Texas and Pacific Railway COM
pany's line OF Pullman buffet sleeping
ears heretofore, operated through TO
Chicago on Train No. G has been
ohnuged 10 train No. 4, Chicago pas
sencers desiring through cars without
change will now leave Fort Worth at
G.bO u. m. Dallas At 1855 p. m. sleepers
on train No. @, leaving Fort Worth at
7.O5 a. m. ard Dnllas az sos n. m. are
operated only 10 ST. Louis. For tickets.
sleeping car reservations or any fur
thor Information, call on or address
J. r Zurn. city ticket agent, Main
street. Fort Worth Tex; or Castor
Meslicr. general passenger and ticket
agent. Dallas, Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-12

JERSEY BULI4-A. T.. Anderson No
30. l45. four years old, full black points.
etc, gray back, dark standings. triple
grandson OF Imported Tormonior the
prnttiest bull In Texas, one for tho
other. Address ID. W. Phillips, Lam
pasGa. Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-12
4 NOT AS STRONG
\. or WEAKNESS IN NEW
,onK COTTON.


,,orl 1.-THE bears saw
n YORK. m decline 914 POINTS
|Ftton M IN The face Of very ia
|rrfli.n, srnool accoul.s. both pri-
w LSr ,hIic They also >m| the
I ,ba s 10 . bout yestsc ily's clos
E.ii Ispy tic face of 1nser,Ad eff
|fsfees sn w IL. They hal the ad-
. 'ssl,lng orders frr m New
|15s o. ~ n,urning hat bpyilg or-
~ ID TX liverpool arrested me De-
hsni, ,sr reports cane from ine
Bs'S, strict, but specdll ion re.
foas In the AFTERNOON lc"al
p s ssa the market all 10 tnem-
. i nsr FOR some Liverpool buy
n 49, which came n Il steady
ifc, nssriy all day. The "a ket
.,ssdy with prices nrally two
80 10 l point highe@.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-12

camille paper, sac per cent. Sterling
exchange steady with actual business
In bankers bills at Si.sSa4.ss IL for de-
mand and si.s7qil.S1 Ia for slxty days.
Posted rates, Si.s7 l-2et4. IS and 81. SCI
Commercial bills. Sl.S6 l-2.
Bar silver. GS SIS.
Silver certificates 6s 7-Sd69 t.s
strong railroad bonds firm.
Mexican dollars. Ga 81.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-12

New York, March 11.--wheat-Re.
caipts $4,000; exports $1,000: spot
closed steader No. hard &c Us {. o.
b. aaoat. options opened weak ON
lower cables and benrlsh conat true
ton OF the government report ruled
drii fo- n time. but finally had pro-
nounced advance on export buying ana
n cold wave west. which led to active
covering. Closed unchanged to l-Sc
higher: March 20 10; May Il 6-S'
Hides-Steady.
Ieather-Quiet.
Wool-Dull.
Cation seed oil-Slow,
Coffse-ortlons opened steady with u
decline of sails points. ruled moderate
lv active but generally weak under
lower cables and foreign and LEGAL
selling. Closed quiet at net decline
OF iOsbl5 points; sales 1880 bags m
cIuding March S13. 100la.l5; spot cor
fee-Rio No Z, IL "a; mild quiet; Cor
dova l6 S.49lS; sales 1850 bags A ,ti'l
calbo n. t.; 800 Cordova p. T.; lVo Ceh-
trll American p. I.
sugar-Raw quiet; refined quiet
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-12

irpl March 11.-Cottou - Spot,
ksress done: American mid1liug
~ ales OF the day 1900 bales.
IlAA 100 were Tor speculation and
n and Included 10000 American.
~ 100. Including GSO0 American.
.R opened steady and closed
ttit the advance. American mid
LMc March 4.1904. 20; March
lis; April May Az; May-June
lgre-Iuly l,150i, lG; uly-August
Asgust-septcmbcr 4.l2W4.13, Sep
,soctcber 4 03Ffi .04; October Mo-
" i.52G4,G3; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
lEGs.es
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-12

The international route IN connection
win Tie Hou1ton and Texas Central
and Rock Island route IA running n
daily line OF Pullman zleepers between
ISaneas City. Fort Worth and san An-
,onJo Connection is made at Garrett
10 passengers 10 and from Dallas.
forming the best route between points
~ no Republic Of Mexico. Laredo and
.arsieana. Dalies and Knnsas city.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-12
MISCELLANEOUS.

prCrsTpRED JERSEY BuLL--Ike
pryor. $685., A. J. c. C.. stands AZ our
Yards. We solicit the best cows. Dunh-
as Riotcr. 22,sG7 out OF Codex. bo,Ots.
that made ~ In > ounces Of butter per
week. Polk stock yards. Ienda sireet-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-12

Panhandle Counties VIII Indorsc tn q
Executive Committee.

Miami. Tex, March ii.--(spccial.)---
The people here are soon to call fnii
convention OF Roberts. Gray and
Hutchinson counties TO order primary
election to decide the silver qucetion
In these counties, II will 20 three
fonrths for free silver, und will indorse
the executive committee at Austin In
fGii The general opinion In these
parts Is that Hon. John VI. stephens
VIII lead for congress-, The people OF
the Panhandle country are going for
free silver.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-12
PATExTs.

WJLLiAM O. HENDERSON. coun-
,clor-at.law and aOiioiior ui American
and foreign patentHi trade marks and
labels. Rooms 20 ana 49, Norris build
ine. corner Firth and q atrepts. Wash-
lneton. u. c. Seventeen years expert
ence. Including service In examining
corps q, s. patont Office. Send sketch
Of model for report as to patentnbility.
Correspondence invited. Mention Ga
zntte
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-12

II York, March ll.-Spot cotton
n sieady at opening figures; sales
hles. Futures steady; sales
la tales. January, 131; March.
Arr, 7.b1; May, 7.57; June, 100;
ir; August, 1888; September,
o,cber, i.2S. November. 7.2i. De-
kri..7.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-12

x,,t March l1.-Cotton steady;
2 ~ ia; net receipts none; gross
,a.'ayded 12fl; sales 1870; spin
w, ,soy-Net receipts ll,715; ex-
J., treat Rritaln JAG; continent
III 1857. ,... 4, o,o.
( y C,teat Britain 50,20J; France
/ Continent lb,S72, .,,,,,,.
y. y ', n,nort1 TO Great Britain 1885,
|S.,nce liz s9i; continent l.3S0,S46.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-12


r tnh,sAs, Aaroh ITO all practical
III no ~ constituted today's stock
ftaao, Dealings In II completely
y ii ~, nai. the operations in other
\. men, gs,hi Of animation and ex-
|sAt;. sssasaion. The stock figured
Iasatisn WI out OF an aggregate
Fl fesn,ea llst Of aie,5sO shares. The
h, the ny ~ any stock In any day
/ y ms east fifteen months has been
III lar 100000 shares. and was
rh .; December, 1891. The
4 slrtn,,,qo aeco Impaired sympa-
N uotsmn 70 other Industrial
nlss ses 20 20 general electric.
n NY, York Financial.
III, March lI,-ciearings, $751;
tn csn1.ss; A,952,9so.
hx saii easy at ala IL per
. cioseds3 Prime mer-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-12

London. March ll.--cnasols FOR money
and the account 100 81. Bar silver
81 7-i6d per ounce Money i.4lpl-9 DOR
cent. Rate discount in the omen mar
ket for short and three months bills.
1l-lG per cent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-12

New orleans. March ll.-Cotton-Fu-
lures steady. sales. 5O,900 March, "a
al 40; April, 7.4GQ7 A; May. .49qI .oOi
lime, 7bO4l7. 81, July. 7.51QT52; Aug
ust 7 {9G7 .i3: September, 7.i2m7, 43;
October. 1.O307 o.; November, 7.Ol4
: OF; December, 7.O3QI.l.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-12

Don't forget the special matinee and
tonight. THE Private Secretary" at
Grcenwau's opera house
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-12

New orleans. Mareh +
Kettle. quiet, ss-iSrg ~ ,,.,ea t1-20
centr ,Lussi ssieepl i-2: yellows' ss-e
III 3, wr seconds. si-sGs IS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-12
LOGAN LIVESTOCK.

Reported from the Union stock yards:
Fat steers. S2.5503.oo; feeders, s. 500
2.25: stays. 81 50Gi,75; bulls, N.50@l.i5.
good IN, cows, 81 90U25o; medium cows,
sl50G1.90; heifers. N109225; calves.
s2.504S0o,
Fat hoga-Henvles. ss.5ods35, good
demand. fat mast hogs, SG.isds.uO; Right
fat hogs, S3.0069.25; good demand; wa
gon hogs. S3o5Gfs 20; In good demand
Feeder hogs, no demand.