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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-29

chicago. April .--Wheat.-Thorc was
JUST fair trade, the market RI ling
only moderately active, operatlons bc,
ing chiefly local, with fiuctuatlona cen
lined within f-2d5-Sc range. The feei-
Ing manifested early was a cortln,ia-
uon OF what was displayed yesterdav.
and still lower prices were scored The
early cables were weak. the opening
showing lis decline. and the l,orthweat-
ern receipts were heavy--642 cars. The
weather, too, was against the price. as
IL was warmer with more rain In the
wheat belt
The weekly crop bulletin OF indiana
ana Kansas noted favorable progress
TO the growing crop, and foreign adj
vices were of the same tenor exccpt
IN Spain. where more rain was needed.
Under all this. prices naturally tended
downward, and the opening was at
3-SH1-2c decline. The business was
largely In changing May into July, end
the premium on the latter rose from
l-2 easily to / 5-Se1l sic. The close
was easy for July at CO "a.
Corn was slow and weak. Influenced
by the decline In wheat and tho favor
able progress OF the planting. There
was free liquidation Ia May, and i.ber-
al changing to July and September.
In oats heavy liquidation In May
caused a general depression In the
market, the weakness Of which. corn
being the factor
Another small decline was made in
provisions. This was due TO libesal
estimated hog receipts tomorrow and
some selling by packers
Estimates for Wednesday;
Wheat, 5oi corn, 205; oats, 1872; hogs
81 600 bend
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-29

London. April 2S,-The third series OF
the colonial sale for this year opened
A. the wool exchange today with good
attendance present. Scattered among
the buyers were few Americans, but
II IL believed they were not operators.
A fair selection was offered and the
continent bought moderately OF
merinos The number OF bales offered
was II ,099 OF which 500 were withdrawn.
The following are the sales IN detail.
New South Wales, 3,7ii bales; secured
SsSNia f-pdi greasy. 6 l-21iOd.
Queensland. 1896 bales; secured l-2
OILS 1-2d; greasy COLO Lad.
Victoria. sos bales; secured, lao
is l-2d.
So, Australia, 1,ioi bales; greasy.
q $4,000.
Swan River, ia bales; greasy, i-2@
1-2d.
New Zealand. 2.9i0 bales; secured.
1-2I1l LED; greasy. S-il1O Lad.
Cape OF Good Hope and Natal. si3
bales; secured. SdQis l-2d; greasy. 10
I'D.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-29

The International route ~ connection
with the II. and T. G. and Rock Island
route Is running daily line OF Pull
man sleepers beFweeii lkanHre city,
Fort Worth and San Antonio. Connec-
tion Is made at Garrett by passengers
to and from Dallas. forming the beet
route between points IN tho Republic
OF Mexico. Laredo aud corsirann, Dali
las. Fort Worth and North Fsyas
Antonio al s.80 y. M: Austin. 1870 p.
m. arriving at Garrett AZ lis a. M.
DnIlas 9.25 a. M. Fort Worth 1920 a.
nj. Returning leaves Dallas 700 b, M.
Fort Worth. 600 D. m. arriving at ray-
lor at $3.50 a. m. Austin 6;z0 4: M. San
Antonio $50 a. m. d. j., PRICE.
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|IGIANT MARKET.
|..,,o rnn ornaArDns ON
[.,, STREET. ynsrEnpAr.


/. Work, April ga considerable
..,lrlty was noted IN the STOCK
A,Adav and the character OF the
.o es almost exclusively profess
a M me course OF prices reac-
ane Intervals a condition Of
a. uas,ion prevailed. THE OPEN
ausortions were favorable, in
N bv higher prices for Ameri-
4, tondon. Foreign dealers were
.ss,afs buyers OF ST. Paul In
svot Traders in the initial
y anpeared disposed to oper-
~ i6ng side and although the
vac more In volume 1t was
dlStrlbutcd. The low priced
stfqlned some prominence on
.,ivs purchases In the special
AZ Of : is per cent. In Con-
. q ~ was attributed to invest
hnylne. The improvements in
Isarsn were slight and the buy
ksement soon halted. The mar
I,sme apathetic and eventually
"A heavlness. The offerings of
,ocl,s we're very light and the
IN prices not serious. Late in
London changed front, and
pearance OF selling orders for
sount inspired renewed aggres-
by the local traders. The In
8onal shares were severely affoc-
consplcuous declines were abb
4 The Industrial group. New
4 Central lost | IA and Reading
bbacco reacted l ga on sales
XIV for inside account. Man
was also conspicuous for weak
the afternoon. declining 2 Ia
III with a subsequent rally OF
n cent. Tie closing was quiet
w In tone at general fractional
we're fairly active. Sales ST.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-29

| croccrfes nnd Provisions.
Medium. plain and oanvAssed
i Broadcast Z e pacon--Piain ana canvass,
Bsron- Bellies. smoked. lido
Dry salt sides. 8 lido.
| snort clear bacon. 3-Ac.
Dry salt bellies, Sc.
Compound lard. ticrces, 6 issc
War, Lard in cans. advlncc over fierce
Leafla lard. tierces, 6 SIC
bV-pound cans t-ic, To- pound cans
&c; 5-ponnd cans. 7-sci 3-pound Sans'
suFnr STANDARD fne grnnniated. IN
bags OF 100 rounds each or Ia barrels
SCI cut loaf or powdered. i-2c: choice
y S,ar1cac clarified . s-sc' prime yellow
Coffee Roasted. l. naokarc. Aforns.
ka. zoe; Arbulslc, zoe: Lion. zoe. xxxx
seci Sordoya, 10 1-2c; Early Breakfast
Fancy Rio. zoe.
Conee--ureen. cnncy Java, $50
Fancy peaherrv. 20 1.2c.
Fair Rio. ~ 1-2c
common Rio, iSc
Beans--Lady Warrington 21-2o
Pink, 2 lac.
Bayous. Q f-ec.
touhtfF ffouucts
Produce and frnt--Appiess-
northern per Dbl, ss.7bGc California
nnvels. $1,000; California seadiings
1925; onions 2G2 i-io ib. cranber,
RES. bbl $40; cocoanuis bae n in0
ID Greeley potatoes. 60ffG5c: Triuinnh
potatoes per bushei, 81. 3bfi. 10, Alfnne-
sofa Rose. Coo; Peerless. s5c; Hebron.
65c; Early Ohio, Csc.
Bananas, si.7bu2bb
lflnnr-- lnl.R.r,t4|' s.l... it,
g; fancy patent. $40: family ii. w:
foreign mills, high patent, s2.l0; fancy
patent 81; straights. sfSs -f
TRAIN bngH-Bale lots; New b-bushsl
s-ounoe, 3-tc: new IL bushel, 4,
ounce, corn S-ic; ccntais. bale lots.
: l-2c; IA Platas. 10; secondhand ont
whcat--No. . CSC; No. ., Sic.
corn-shelied, mixed buzz. iob loia.
ss LEO; ear corn from wagons. zoe.
SACKED corn cur lots I. ~ b., COUNT
points zpst 1-2c; ear, zoe.
oets-Texas rust proof In bulk from
WAGON. l5Ql5ci car lots sacked, Z. 0. !,
country points. i501Gc.
o,, n,ny.-Job lots. fs.5o9s-oo. according
BranIJob lots. zoe; car lots. Csc.
Mcai-io pounds. 400, car lots. ,os,
chicken feed. wheat. JOB lots. $50 per
cwt. wv
Sweet potatoes Pumpkin yams, large
ISc; pumpkin yam seed, aOc. common
Turnips Per bu. b0c.
Pecans-per pound. safe,
Poultry-Fat spring chiclsens, larger
than quaIls. S253M2.7b per dozen; fat
fall chickens, s250Te7b: OLD ROSTERS,
ESQ '' '"''Vw
Turkeys--Iiens. &c; gobbiers So
Duoks-In ;uli feather. sea- per dos.
Geese-Full feather, s404bO per doz.
ganders, not wanted.
3utter--Nice mould country Jersey.
26c. -
Butterins-soiid. so-pound tubs. lie.
Eggs--6c
Hldes-Dry Mint 66Dsc; dry Mint dam
aged hides. s05c; green salt hides, 90
salt 5nfc.
Piir. tailow. as-lds f-ic: d,y bleach
ed bones. * nor I'm
Locni Cotton Mnritet.
Toward the end Of the season busI-
ness shows consi lerable railing on
Quotations nre nominRlly as follows,
Low middliuE, 1-fc.
Strict low middrag. 6l-2c.
Middling. s3-ic.
Strict middling. G7-s
Good m!ddiing, 7c
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SUPPLY WAS SHORT
L"rae Number Of Hogs ne,ns snip
ped 20 Chicago. But n~mana wa.
Good and r-ieer neraaln s,anon-
ary.

Chicago, April 2s.-Cattic. receipts
Yesterday and today were so short that
cfttle buyers were not able to stoolt IN
ana me demand as result was bet
YER Ordinary 10 strictly choice fressed
peer and shipping steers were saieable
az sSto9Lao; but there were few cat
~, ue cnoloe enough TO sell over 81. end
we range OF prices for most OF the
2nerings was singularly narrow.
butchers and Gamers stun IL doing
peter than last week, COW sales being
ihrgely at S2.a0s1s. 30. This was .calf
gay and there was a large nupplv.
put the good demand held prices firin
AZ the recent advance There wna n
iair demand for feeders and aales were
cattle now being marketed arc mostly
OF rather ordinary quality and fen sell
a. high as S3C0 -
HOGS supply continues 4, nhow
IhIBe gains over recent weeks hut Tho
iresh offerings together with fe,v
thousand left over from Monday wore
mostly sold before noon. AS a result
hpss OF a desirable quality sold AZ
about yesterdays prices, but the biz
heavy hogs were sold very largely al
further reductions OF &c. Sales wero
largely at $s.4543.55; heavy hogs crosa-
ing the scales at SSl56p9b0 while
vnoice mixed sold.as high Ms s3.G; f-2
sold at S3.50G3s0. $50
sheep-Fully 1900 sheep aud lambs
were received today. The trtide WIS
animated at s2.ho1se5 for common 10
cnoice sheep, very few selling below
". Western and Texas prodomInated
nnd some Of the latter have sold I'M
70 $500. For lambs there was n fairly
active demand and sales were made
NJ me way. from 1895 to $3.50. Most
OF tne wooled sheep and lambs now
tive yearlings sell at ss.709as0.
Receipts-Cat 5000: hogs. 2s.Ooo.
sheep. 1900. SVV'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-29

81 Louis, April 2s.--Cattie- Recetpts.
200; shipments. d0O Market ateady
70 strong, Export steers, ss.eoai 10,
;air 10 good shipping steers, 2S.40gf3.s5;
bulks OF shipping beeves, 400 Ia soo
pounds, sS,hO9ss0 dressed beef and
butchers steers, ss25lf: bulk OF sales.
sSN3.15; steers under 200 pounds, 81 Sd
4Si5, mostly s30a.4O; stockcra and
feeders, s2.5od35O, mainly s2.7OG3. sO;
cows and helfers. $2na4O: canners,
81 bou2.25; bulls. chiefly, s2.30Gs. rs;
calves. Na5.5O: Texas steers ss soSs
2,25, mostly $sQs.5O: cows and heifers.
S2als, mainly s2.25Q2.75.
Hogs-Receipts. $500; shipments.
800 Market opened steady, but closed
weak. to. DC loweri heavy, s3.25l3 IS;
mixed. Ss.2Od3,65; light. sS.tOdfa5o.
none; natives. t2.75fps5O; Texas, So 7Oa6
a.75: Mexican. s2.9ogs.25: spring lambs.
y5Q7.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-29

New York. April s.--wheat-Re-
eeipts, 1900 bushels; export, 1880; No.
/ hard, 7sc elevator, options In a rut
all day selling of little under early
bad crop news, disappointing Brad
streets, big spring wheat receipts and
some liquidation. Rallied finally on talk
OF big exports and closed unchanged to
1-4c net decline. No May. 70 Lee.
Hides-Quict.
Leather-Dull.
Wool-Steady.
Pig iron-Quet. Southern. sl075@
10; northern, s110ltS5.
Copper--SteRdy Brokers' price,
siO.75; exchange price, sl0.75.
Coffee-Options opened steady with
n decline OF TO 10 points. recovered
partially but again turned easy under
the local pressure, closed steady with
prices points lower TO 10 points higher.
Sales, 1880 bags. including: May.
si2.o01l2.95. Spot coffee Rio quiet; No.
Z, 10 s-4c; middllng. quiet; cordoya.
10 s-i6lyc; sales, 1900 bags Maracaibo
D. l.; 800 bags Bucaramanga p. L. ex-
ported to Europe; 1899 bags Porto Ca
bello and 500 Maracaibo p. I.
SueAr--Raw. quiet; centrifugal, g6
test. f-4c: fair reclining Sc. sales, 5000
bags centrifugal, 'e6 test. l-4c; So bars
molasses sugar, '96 test, 1-2c; 1875
bags concrete sugar. 's5 test. l-ic; re-
fined steady.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-29

FOR sAr.E--15s acres OF the very best
nlnck Waxy prairie land IN thia county.
and IN one and one half miles OF n de-
pot: 100 acres n cultivation, all ,iilabiei
good hourn. rtsbie etc; nrtcaian wei;
school in sOo yards Of house: un piltiic
road and "a miles OF Fort Worth; price
SIC per aero: nil cash. and a bargain II
We have several tracts OF land, 100
acres each. all nrft-clnes black Wa
snll and IN eight miles OF Fort Worth,
This land u prairie, with timber IN two
miles. water can be had In surface
weiiE in 20 feet and artealan wellu "
so0 feet. Railrpnd station, church and
pchos, In two miles Price $40 per acre,
Parties going on tho land. building
houses and putting one-half IN culu-
walton need not pay anything but inter.
est 1T per cent until me ist day OF
January 1893 Long time given.
Foyt worth ON pikod rond: AL fenced
and nrteaian water. At least coo acres
Of thfa land IN fine. black waxy soil, and
al OF II ID fine grass land. extra bar
fein offered; easy tnrmH.
Blocks OF ten ncrcs zach or more ~
ons mile or the city and on good piked
roads. Sandy ionin soil. hne for gar
ensy tqrmh
Side and on street car line; $500 each I;
any kind Of payments at 9 per cent IN
tetesf.
Lots on OAK Grova street, 100 feet
from Main street car lire. b0xlQ0 fset
each, With east front: Price $50 each;
ensy terms. These are good lots. art
chenu.
Houses and lots on ali tlnds OF pay
nipnfa HUFFMAN a CO.,
Fort Worth. Tex. Land Title block.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-29

Liverpool. April 2S,-cotton--srb,
moderate demand; prices hardenine
American middlng. 4 asa. Tho az.
I2r the day were 5000 iiaies. Of which
ooO were for speculation. and es,,nrt
ana Included 1900 American, ,r,,f,,res
opened steady and closed AZ advance
Am 1as mlddling. !. m c, April, lis
i,,oa' A ipn md May, asa; May ana
July and August, Add, August ana
september lid; septembcr ana DC.
iober, i.O3 October and Nove,nbor
S;6ldi November and December a. eod,
december and January, 0 sod,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-29

Now York. April aa.--Thc Evening
posrs financial cablegram says;
I,ondon-Thc stock marker ieponeu
strong all around and ADVANCED con- con-.
sldorebiy. hut finally collapsed utteIy
on the tei srams reported Aat lne ~,
FORM icaguers at Johannesburs nv ~
been scntenced to he shot 10 one ~
lievca that the sentenpv WI rs
iei oomnIicatlons nevertheless, espeo-
ially ns this news comes lust aiter
KsiiQer's refusal TO visit hnsiAnu.
Amerscana had reen sienay 70 min
hut nj the close were weak n SYM
pathy with the other markess, -
Paris-The market was quiet nho
heavy. s..,
Hsflln-Thc market here was dun {
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-29

Liverpool, April 2s.--wheat-spot
steady, demand moderate; No red
winter Is 7di No. 2 red spring stocks
exhausted; No. hard Manitoba, IS
G Ltd; No, California, IS Cd. Futures
easy, l-ig1-2d lower. April, May. June.
July and August, Is 4 s-4di September.
81 Sd
corn-spot steady: American mixed.
now, 81 1 lid. Futures unchanged to
lid lower. April and May. IS lid {;
june, Is Id; July. So lad; August, 81
, lad; September, 80 3d.
Flour--Duil; demand poor; 81. Louis
fancy winter. 10 Cd
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-29

81 Louis, NO, April 2s.--Flonr.
steady. Spot, dull and neglected NO
red, 6slg9c; track. 81 bid ELEVATORS
May. 60 S-4c; July, % SAC; August
81 $50.
corn-weals. Spot. easier; No, 2
mixed cash, 20 1-4ci May. 26 1-sU2o l-4c
July. "a lie; September IS 7-Sc.
Oats--Easier. Spot. dull and heavy;
No. cash and May. II 1-4c; July
IS lac.
Rye-Quiet. 81 1-4c.
Bariey-Nominal,
Corn meals .s59i40.
Bran--No buyers above &c ior
sacked cast tracked, selling at MIL
40 to 8-Sc
Flax seed-steady, Sac.
Timothy soed--s2, S043.10.
IIay-Choice grades, steady. with on
grades. Timothy. lower.
whisky, $i.22.
Butter--Firm for fancy table grades
creamery, ia@i6c; dairy. s9l2c.
Eggs-EasIer: fresh. &c.
Cotton ties and bageinF-unchnngeo
Pork--steady; standard mess Iebpine,
1897 IL. ~. e ..
Iard--Easier; choice. 457 1-sai63 L.
bacon. dry salt meats, unchanged.
ACCOMMODATIONS 5000; wheat, lOYVVo;
corn. $1,000; oats, $4,000. -
shipmen,s-Flour, 5000; wheat. 5000;
corn. 1900.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-29

Kansas City. April 2s.--cattIe-Re-
oeipts, 4e00 shipments. 500. Market
Ss.i5G4. 90; Texas cows. & .Jols2 30 /;
beef steers. s2.25I3 90: native COWS.
81 .75@S.15; stockers and feeders, &2.StG
$40. bulls, S3.25G3.6Q.
Hogs - Roceipta. 1900; shipments,
500; lights STEADY: others weak, &c low
err; bulk OF sales. SO 20us, so; heavies.
SO COOS. rs; packers 81. 2013. 80: mixed,
s3.15lps.S0; lights, 50. 20Ws.37 l-2i york
ers. S3.3Oa3.T l-2i pigs, SS.2Oel3 40,
Sheep Receipts $500; shipments.
1000 Market steady; lambs, S2.25da.65:
muttons. $2.OO03.65.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-29

Boston. Mass. April 2s.-Texas woods,
spring medium. IL months, HOE;
secured price. so; spring finc. ~ months
lee: ACQUIRED price, 3iU 32c: pprins
medium, 0 to s montls, Solo: secured
prices, eGa2 spring fine, 6 70 months
Sli0: secured prices, 3ec
Territory wool Montana, fine
medium and fine. 100l2c; secured price,
ssc. Utah. wyoming. ctcs tlne medium
and fine. oal1c; secured prices. sllpJ2c,
california woola, spring. 12Ni3c.
secured, s01sg: middle counties spsing.
ioQ1i; secured price 80.
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sourunns pArrIsr CONVENTION.



on account OF the above. the Cotton
Belt Routs Will Eell tickets 10 Chat
tannoga and return, at ratio OF one
iirst-class standard fare for the round
trip. Tickets will be sold on May 4th
and 9th, and VIII be limited 10 fifteen
days from date OF sale for return An
extension OF an additional fifteen days
may be secured II tickets arc deposited
with Joint agent of terminal lines at
Chattanooga on or before May H. 1896
Please bear IN mind That the Cotton
Belt Is the only line operating aolld
trains between Texas points and Mem
phls. also the only limo carrying
through chair cars and sleepcrs spe-
cIl equipment will he provided on this
occasion for the accommodation OF
those who desire TO attend.
For further Information call on any
agent OF the company or address.
s. G. WARNER,
G. p. A., Tyler. Tex.
A. A. Gibson.
~ p. A.. Fort Worth, Tex.
d. n. MORGAN,
C. p. & t. A., 4oi Main ST., Fort Worth.
exas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-29

EP,x April 2s.-clearings, si1i.-
'snees, ss,g63,s65. Money on
4 ~ l l-202 1-2 per cent;
AN and |! closed ! l-2 per cent.
uiseantile paper, 4 i-2Q5 1-2
sterling exchange. firm,
Iss ~ s In bankers bills at
40. TOT demand and 4S7 s-40
asys. Posted rates, ass i-26b
omlmnercial bills, 4sG 3-4G4s7.
i,.s l,ie. Silver certificates.
1 ny Mexican dollars, firm :
hent bonds. easier; states
"Vad bonds, Irregular,
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ror tbe Earf and snuthenst.

The Nashville, Chattanooga and ss.
Louis railway IL the popular route from
Memphis
This line tnkes YOU through the
nessce, tss Cumberland mountnlns and
many Of the old historic battlenelds.
II Il the only ling runnlnH tfains over
rs own rails between Memphis and
Nashville. chattan1og6 and Atlanfa,
Thls h the preferred route 10 the
Southern BAPTIST convention nj Chat
tanooga, Tnnns and the Confederate
ycferan% meeting At Richmond. Va.
Ask your ti-iet agent for tickets read
NJ VIII. the n. 9. & 81. +. ny. from
Mentnhis. Any further informatloH
VIII Re cheerfaiiy given upon nppiiaa-
fidh Is A. J. Wcich, division passenger
agent. Memphis. Tenn. X. 2. cowafdin.
w. y. agent. st. Louis. w =. Daniey,
G. p. s 7. A., NASHVILLE TOM
-...t....<. f4,oa ptn fnnkA ronr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-29

Now Orleans, April rs. 4 cottoo-
Urn middllng, S-sc. low do, I 5,iec:
S ssse ordinary. i-4c; net receipts
PCS; coast, $50; stock, 1859, '''e"''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-29

New York. April 2S.--Dry ifoQd v--The
feattres OF the dry Foods nilrltQf wns
fha sale by The Leading jpbbins hpt fen
selling TIE stock Of Algonqnll itdlEo
blue prints At 2 sac by the ace ana
a BY the piece net ~ tun,n
market showed senie lemand bus light
sales.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-29

kansas city. April 2S.-whsat--Iow-
or. No. hard, 90; No. 3. 1850; No. 2
red. ~: No. ., G006s; No. ? fpring. So;
No. J. 5s@b7.
2 white, "a.
No. white. 20.
Rye-3teady: No. 2. 3s.
Tav-Stondv; unchanged.
Butter = Weak; creamssy. 1904;
dairy. 1p6l2.
I1ggs-Lower
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-29

TO Points West ON the Texas ana pa
clnc md penon Valley llniIrnnh.

On May 18th. the Texas and Pacific
railroad at all points east OF and in-
Guiding Weatherford VIII sell round
trip tickets to Abilene. Pecos and in-
termediate stations and points on the
Pecos Valley railroad, at one fare for
the round trip, tickets good twenty
days from date OF sale for return.
Stop-overs viii be allowed at Wca-
therford and stations west ON either
going or returning trip. 30 stop-overs
will be allowed east Of Weathcrfoid.
CASTOR MESLIER,
q. p. & II. a.
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pid; May. 7,5sQ75o; June. Y5ea7e,.
July IbsgI,co: August. 7.lsasie. SEN s,y.
s,mher, 7,liq7.is: October s.plQsss.
GsSsy "a. ~ geeqegl; December. 6.s20
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-29

Now orleans. April 2sl--anfar qnlet'
oorn Kettle. ans use: centfifueal GRIM,
Ky. whites. 9-i9fls SIC; ycllows $3.50
t,ec. seconds. si-31g i5-iG; inoihssea,
ouiet: centrifugal sQ15c; others NM
changed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-29

n ~ 2s'- consois for mon
A ;, ior the account, III l-2.
r., s-lsd per ounce. Money.
Srss, nate OF discount IN the
Bin JOE short and three
"a 1-st41-S.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-29

81. Louis, April 2s.--cottou steady.
an,s,a az. n,11l Wv sales. go; receipts,
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

The following is the range OF prices
on the Chicago markets today furnish
ed by H. G. McPeak & Co.:
Open, High, Low Close.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-29

wANTEp--Two travelling statesmen In
north Texas 10 handle sheet metaiH
as side line. Adnrens lock box s65.
Fort Worth. Texas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-29

|is,s' April 2s.--cotton--spot
fpis noiaaaling Auplands. S 1-sc;
|..sa , s-sc. Sales, sii balo |,
1, ~, sales, l0s 100 bales; Jan
| III, Nv; May. 100. June,
NV ,ns..'s,lst, 7.S5; September,
Hi ~; November. lis; iSe-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-29

st Louis, April zs.-wool unsettled
and weak. shade of from last quota
tons.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-29

FOR SALE Half or whole interest Ia 1
flrnt-claas fhelf hardware store OF u.s..
COO located IN I'll H4no, o. n Fine pp.
portunty ior hardware man. Ad.
dress Whitsitt a Arlington. 81 Reno.
o. T.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-29

|si.sA. April 2s.--cotton-t,uiet.
lrg Gre ,ss receipts. III; s:ross'
|n,fs' forwarded, i7se, 'I 49, 81
N ssesis: ! aoe ., ias.si7; total
,ain' y Sl,Sosi exports 10
<eni ,i,ess.i 70 France. 40:
bet 80 ~. [. Total since Sen,
~ hfisain sp VIZ 4,s5s.Os7: es-
eealinen, Eye ost; TO r'ranee.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-29

l,,ass' 's En-. Fu,nre..
NJ ssi ser'l ! z 4. Cotton Fu-
$500 April. Its