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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-26

have boon caliui upln t. mourn t1
great a l0ss NJ the ia nilv q our beloved
prgsiItut, Wills T.. RIblsUr. lh thr
short pofiJd Vt twonty.One Jays, three
members II toe family Just name
have b-sn caloi 10 the better lant.
The ffsj was Wrlls, the con oi Wll..s
h., Robson and sarah A. ElletI
VINO wss bsru March Is, 1887 AMI dc
Jan. 20 1886 lie was good, obsdient
Child, anu although young IN yeati
hat much faith Ia the ordinances iOi
tbs healing OF the sick. At tue time ~
his uenih bis iathef was abstn
from home attending 10 his d ny, bui
arrived In time " follow nis Gear boy
10 tue grave.
The next to leave tue family clrci.
was Choral Grace, the only daughter
al home, VINO departed this lie feu.
lUtu, l5Bj, aged = years anu mOnthb.
rue iasl b leave the family circ g
Was Ruiuu, UJrn n ". 28.n, loyi, aud
Jied Fru. lg.u, 1896. N puulic ser
wees nave Ugun nuiu, ErUtnuf Robson
being very uusifOus tnal tne ravages UI
tuu decrease DO utsybd, naving uteu
every prUcautiOn anu muaas IN me-
power tu prevent the disease scattering
among 1ho people.
Too iamily nave borne up braVoly
under tuuit all o,ions, and grateful
people iuci 10 Uiuss lsiaUf kJOieun iol
tnu noble example nu has eel puloi'
tuen ~ a um5 nl pUfii anu danger
anu tor tue pam manifestation glNet
tuAt hu nss the Interest VI tho ptoplt
al heart, A large circle Oi iieud'
deeply sympRthizs win thu tiuchui
patents And family IA their sad De
ieayvment, and pray tho htHNenJ
iatnef W giant ,bem ais spifil TO com
iUfi, console anu Uiu-s them IA the Jay
VI tnvif Ill ,ctiOn anu sUtfsw.
CLEwORIli.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-26
TIE N. !. 4. LEAGUE.
GeUrgo u. Piper Installed hs Manager
arrangement If Glasses
Good Prospects

The daily program at the gymnasium
OF the Mutual Improvement League
indicates that tho directors In charge
are IA earnest Ia their efforts to eslAb.
nshA gymnasium and baths fof NJ. l..
members, ami reading rooms for the
public.
Mr.. George ID. Piper has taken hold
Of the management, and for somc
time will continue to look after It's Ia.
tefests. Glasses for women are held at
1880 aud y. m. anu D y. m., and Tor
men al 8 O'Clock y. IN. Much Interest
prevails anu this members enjoy the
ud vantages offered by tho rrhd s
room and baths. The schedule OIL
glasses at present. II ~ followt:
woMrS's otAssEs,
ioilA. m Monday. "wednesday and Friday.
tp. On. Monday. "Wednesday ani friday.
D y. m. Monday. "wednesday and fridAr
~, IN. Wedncsday and FRIDAY
MES's CLASSES.
s,5lp m Tuesday. Thursday and saturday
M. Monday, McunosdAJ, Thursday, ir'
day and Saturday
BUSINESS MIN
u 100 Monday. Tuesday. Wednesday, Thurs.
day and friday
CHILDREN.
tp COL. Tuesday. Thursday.
~ 30 u, m. saturday.
ANATOMY AND ruYIoLo0r
ga. m. Monday aud Thuuduy.
HOURS ron PRACTICE (woNrS.l
igtol 1850 a. m Monday, Wednesday. fTidAl
iI5Otoip, ~, Tuesday aud Thursday,
MEN
7toAp. m. Monday, wednesday and Frl
! day,
gto " Tuesday and Thursday.
i2to D 80 pm. saturday.
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Personal Paragraphs.

c. T.. Belle, OF Chicago, is at the Wal
kor.
John Roiss, Of Chicago, Is guest at tho
Knutsford.
7. r.. McNnry and John Flynn, two
well known citizens and hu ino,r men Of
Haley, Idaho. arc registered Al tho Wal
kor.
u. u. Ward and wife, Df Kansas city,
can be- found among tho guests NJ tho
Knut.iord during their visit to Salt Lake
Guy.
Hon. s. X. Thurman, Of Provo; Isaac
Smith, OF Logani j. T.. Chapman, OF
Evanston, aud Dr. p. a. llonning, Of
Chicago, arc registered at tho Tomplolou
TO-DAY
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Probate Orders.

Judge Young made the following
probate orders todaJi
Estate aud guardianship OF Lucille
JsHnlngs ct al, minort; order made A. :
pointing March It'll Tor the hearing oi
for the Issuance Of letters Of guardian
ship.
Estate Of Theophllus Davls, de-
ceased; order made appointing Alex
hpder EDWARD, John Peck and Isaac
Barton appraisers.
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An Evening viii LOngfcllow

The Wasatch school under the prln.
olpalship Of Prot Knuokoy, will give u
library benefiI entertainment In the
rwenly-hrbt ward meeting house 10.
morrow evening beginning at 5
o'clock. The selection aud onafaclofs
arc as iollowt;
The Masque Of Pandota-Hephaes.
ius Epimelneus, Tho FAte., Pandora,
HeTmef, ChOtuses, Pfometheue, The
Graoes, The Mysterious Box,
Tho Blind Girl Of Caslel.Guille-
Blind Margaret, Baptiste, Angela
Jape, tho aooiheAyeT, Priest, Litll,
Pau, Chorus Of Village Maids Ru.
Yuuths.
Vocal anu instrumental music, reel
tatlons, n boyE Calisthenio dflll, q
girls Hoop ufill.
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horticultural Society.

The Salt Lake County Horticultural
society will hold their monthly meet
ing next Saturday, at 2 p. M, at The
city and county building, room 81
Business Of importanoe will be trars
acted ia regard 10 spfipg work. Al
fruit growers ar invited.
n. ID. JENSEN, 4 cy.
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WROTE "A GlLDED GOD, 4"
The Latest Interview With Mrs.
Z. Burke Collins.
Famous Novelist Recovered From Ncr.
v0us pruftratior.

rniuc's Ccier, Compound Made Her
vigorous nnd Energetic.
pu Ma ricr has mado rari. studios
familiar 90 every one. Bui not until tho
appearance Of Mrs T. Burke Collins
story OF a Gilded God" did novel read.
ors dream oftho wealth Of material ready
ior somu plnod uoyelsrs pou in tho
Orleans.
Ina recent interview bv Now orleans
Tupor she snid. 90 course, to % certain
os'ynt nay chuaetors are drawn nom
life. though mover exact ror rHlt-. MY
nyori q heroine b. Mam'scII 10 mystery
of % MODERN llcatuou.' So, I rarely
urge asp.mnta 10 fako up .iUufy
chroor. Success I4 attained Gully A' ihy
rfIou OF the most uNhnuziinr lhhU..'
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A Sad Bereavement.
LoA, Utah, Fob. u, 1896.

LoA, Utah, Feb. n, 1896.
To tho Editors
Like some other towns In the State,
Los, Wayne county, has been visited
with much sickness and some deaths
during the past winter. The malsdy
diuhlhoria hsa now austgd, but not uu-
III ila tnNages have made many "A
heart uud nome torr0wiu. Among
those wIu irvH toe. efpsvO T., none
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-26

JiMrsTOWs, n. y, september 25th 1893,
near Sir Ihaye been cured % the ~ tobacco b.
tafinr No 10 ac mover iet better IN my llte than
Right now, 4 nm i0ry nno Ienra old aud do not know
what sickness mtauH now ] used % Do SICK Mhlle
using tobacco aud had spells Of heart failure but u u
OH gone thanks 10 No liae
ven truIY yours
JAMES O. BATEMAN,
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CL0VTRniIH, ND Al9l7I lOlhI lHVb.
Gentlemen one rear ago while living In Henrietta
Tetas, 4 became % nervous from the use " tobacco
that burden 10 me n Keep stli In one place
any length uf time
thought ons h1t o. your No To nac and used II 40
c0rdtng IN directions aud rainod 10 pounds IN two
weeks tt cured % tho use ~ tobacco and also o.
nervousness, tor which am thankful.
You're respectfully,
), n FRAZIER.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-26

Now. frankly. what more can we do or say9
Il IL fDr Vnu tD urt Just Try to-day, the right
limo Is right now ltyOu don't like feeling bet
I'm after the frst week you can learn tohnccO
ii.lnu oyer RVHtu. Get or booklet, Don't To-
baceo spit and smoke Your Life Away" Writ
Zen guarantee, Tree sample mailed for the ask
lng Address The sterling Remedy Co., Chicago
or New York,
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Licensed TO Wed.

william Kslilsinon. aged 30, Of
Eureka, anu HildR Urpilainen, hged
80, Of Great Falls, were granted a mar
rage license to-day by the county
clerk
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-26
irARs or Tonlcco EATING,

GLLsNA, KASE, july 27th, 1895.
0ontemon' wear ago cent TO you for three boxes
Of no Tnac, and before tvo whs used hll desire i1f
tobacco WAS ElnH and since tobacco mas not oninil
nj ubuth--aud thl1 after not chewing but fItHg o
I'll Us1rG IusHd over pound week. can say ~
ali VINO desire 90 quit t1baec0 permanently give no
Io.Bae an honest sra! ana l9n WI succeed
W. H. DOYCE
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msnEEn sLrnp LErEn On VIM.


rtEoNH. AK, sept i6th, 1898,
Gentlemen mnus say that Tor 81 years have been
= perfect slave " tobacco. and cal safely siy
miulter Of mo gospel that two boxes Of No iO'nAc
has completely cured rue o anI desire Tor tho poisonous
weed 90 that feel like man once more IN NE
Yours truly,
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MERLIN ]. STONE, CsnoaIogIsl,

Iss established o Genealogical bureau A.
ogden. Utah. Has ou hand hundreds " gen,
esingisa npoages. ott THESE volumes viii 10
t1I lale On reference. Has something relating
no. aimost every American family MAhcs a
apeciaItv Of tracing lnehgea ana compiling
scn.alorlcs Those Interested should CORES
pond with him or yislt bic library.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-31

81 Louis. March aO-Cattle-Re-
ceipts. 300. shipments. 200. The gem
eral market is l0Gi5c lower than A
week ago. Texas cattle and stockers
aim feeders hold up we'll Choice heif-
ers steady and firm
export steers are quoted Mt N1OD
I25; fair TO good shipping. Ss.G51
$40; dressed beef and butchers steers.
S3,8OWSi; steers under 1000 pounds
S2.S50 $500; stockers and feeders. 81 95
QEl1O; COWS and heifcrs. 50 O0NsS5O
with occasional choice hclfers S3.75;
bulls. chiefly s225TSe. "a; calves. 81 OOSe
$500; mainly s50N0$5.75: Texas cattle
fed steers s30pGS3.9O. withe bulk Of
sales S320TS3.Gj; cows ana helfers,
S2.00d&325.
Hoga- Reccipts. 1000; shipments. 5000.
Market 5@l0 cents lower: heavy $3.50
WS5oO; mixed. S3.55Nt9S5; light, S3.65d
1895 bulk OF sales. S3SOGt3.9O.
sheep 500. shlpments.
none; market steady; native muttons,
S3.6O@Nlji western. SSG1dS8 50; south.
ern, S3.3)GS5.75; fed Texans, $500
$500
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-31
PRICES ARE STEADY
CATTLE MEET A FAIR DEMAND IN
CHICAGO MARKET.
Packers and Shippers Were Good
buyers OF Hogs and the Price.
Were Firm,

Chicago, March so.-common to primo
uIsssed beef and shipping steers were
slieaole at S25Qais5; the bulk Of cattle
selling at S3.65GllO. Rutohcrs' stun
was fairly active at steady prices. with
SUES ss ,a oi cows and heifers largely al
~ loop325 aud bulls at g2.500s. Calves
er trade was very slow at ruling prices
ieNas cattle were In the usual fair sun
Ply and sold fairly wen at last weeks
city packers and shippers were bttv.
rs OF heavy hogs. Light hogs showed
aeelded strength; common TO choice
i ! o1 ana butchers hogs sold at 1850
ggo sales being largely NJ s3.75G9,Si.
Light weights stood at Sg.aOdi.i5.
common "a prime flollts OF sheen were
saleable at t2IJd390; westerns nrcdoml-
hatlng ana sales were largely ut 81 80
$3.50; lambs were in demand AT ss.75fS
80, with sales chiefly above 81 Elk
porters continue moderate buyers.
sheep, 5000, '-'N'''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-31

New York, March SO.-wheat re-
ceipts, 23l00; exports, 1000 Spot weak.
No hard ~ foh anoat. Options opened
firm and advanced on better cables.
liberal milling demand Mt Chicago and
covering by some OF the big western
shorts, but after this demand had been
satisfied prices broke badly ana closed
heavy Mt -1-sdil-ic net loss. No. z red
March. 20 3-ic; May, zoe
Hides and Leather--Qulet.
'Wool-Stcady
Coffee--options opened irregular;
March closed points and other
months advanced 8 to 90 points on
favorable European cables, small re.
celpts at Rio and Santos and large
warehouse deliveries. Ruled generally
firm, closed steady at 1Oml5 points adj
vance, Sales II 500 bags. including
March l295dl2lO. Spot coffee. Rio.
steady: 10 Z, 10 "a; mild steady. Cor
dova, is 3-iTl9c. Sales, 1000 bags
Mnracaihn Port sugar, raw, active.
Sales. ll,0i0 tons Java ut BLOC. $1,000
bags centrifugal 9G test at 4 3-i6e; G.
800 bags molasges SO test l-2c. Re-
fined sugnr, firm.
Cotton Seed Oll-Slnck, unchanged.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-31
|IFIDENT FEELING.
xc EVIDENT IN EASTERN
MONEY cENTEns.
"a FORMATION of II combinn-
N, I'm the Iron Industry
s,rengthcns the Market.

u york, March 3o.-The stock mar
L.5ay scored substantial Increase
[sirIty over recent records. The
~ we're no less professional than
I,afore. but q more confident tone
sisrernable despite Il further ad-
Il IN exchange rates to the figures
Fh,ch it had been previously estl-
" mat gold could be shipped with
Is.s To an extent engagements of
|s,ssious metal in payment OF our
Issbroad have been delayed owing
/ ,sductlon today by the Bank of
nj and in the open London mar
IN a penny per ounce in the price
IT, rold. This reduction also post
n me expected advance by the
EN- department at Washington In
|n,amIum OF gold bars. In treasury
" and among bankers II IL con-
N practically certain that a second
H cent call on depository benks
r. made this week. The opinion
nrevails that exports of gold, II
al all this week, will be deferred
saturdays steamer. The ipcrease
Fnslness In stocks Is attributed to a
H. Of front on the part of the lead
sneculatlve interests and rumors
current today of rather heavy
Iring Of short In the Changers aud
l. mares. The rally in the Changers
4 attended by reports Indicating a
i moyement OF corn The more
Factory condition of the iron in
!, and reported formation OF
lr,ul combination for the main
Ince Of rates as well as encouraging
N returns for February with st.
1 showing n net increase of Slii.-
f,d a STRENGTHENING influence. To-
II was active. At the outset the
Il developed henviness and sagged
II cent TO IS IL on liquidation of
Ehtlye holdings and hammering by
boom traders. Insiders were pur-
IArs at the low point and a rally
<Mof4l-2 per cent to 90. The final
| recorded a hot gain of lie. The
h. moyement was manipulated. The
raj market moved lrreEulnrly.
Is were scored in some instances.
{lrllnrien and Rock Island led In
railways and gained 3-S per cent
Distilllng was not affected by
decision ~ the supreme court OF
his pronouncing the trust Illegal
IA the reorganlzeG company is not
tted thereby. London trades on
SIDES OF the account to n moderate
Int The close was firm at slight
|esions from the top level, but with
kional gains on the dag general.
Way and miscellaneous securities
stronger and higher on increased
Ings
|e speculative mortgages were gem
h higher with Atchison leading.
\ $4,000
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-31

Chicago March 9O.--Thc wheat mar
ket was very strong early and very
weak later. The decline occurred IN
the face OF the largest days sales OF
red winter wheat yet shipped In one
day. II opened unchanged ct Gic and
advanced to g. 5-Sc The aggregate
DAVIS sales of red winter when. was
very close 10 100000 bushels The big
gcst buying IN the pit during the early
advance was by brokers for Partridge,
who cleaned up that spectators short
line at from Sic to 6i 1-2c, Mr., por1-
ridge being authority for the state
ment. That being ever md becoming
known I'm the pit. selling became al
most universal, with the result that
May dropped to GO 1-SH6S II and
closed at GO 3-S, against 90 7-S06ic on
Saturday, while July sold down to
GO 1-4IG3 3-Sc and closed at 90 l-24
60 $50
Only n moderate speculative trade
was witnessed IN corn, with the range
narrow at 1-4d3-sc The market for
oats was active and business quite
heavy. The feeling was weak. The
main cause for the heavy tone and
decline In prices was free selling by
PARTIES who recently broke the market
by selling short stun
Provisions were quiet with heavy
undertone, but no great reduction IN
prices until wheat turned downward
The latter fact gave short sellers the
necessary oncnuragement-and on that
threw more into the pit than the mar
ket could absorb without a consider
able break, with the result that pork
closed with loss for the day Of q IL,
lard 10 and ribs 10 cents
Estimated receipts, wheat, 20; corn
425: oats, 300; hogs, 10000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-31

groceries and Provisions.


uams-sedlum, plain and canvnssed.
breakfast 5Ie, bacon-Pluin and canvass
81 Rseon. bellies. smoked, 7i-2a
Dry salt sides, &C.
Snort ciear bacon, 6i-2c.
i,ry salt bellies, s lie.
Ea,ononnd lard. tlerces, i-2c.
Lard IN cans. advance over .terce
prices. e.
to.nonnd cans, re; io-pound cans
s-se, 5.pound cans. TIC; S-pouho cans
siigar-standar fne. grenuia'el IL ~
baps n 100 rounds each or ~ ptIiv ~.
+ s.tsc; cut loaf or powdered, -
choice yellow clarified, l-sc' priihe YER
10Y 9osm,aeMRons,ed. l. package, Mokas-
=, i.2c; Arbuckle. lg l-zc: l,,eon..
20, "a o.. xxx. isl-2c; Cordovn' isS'
Sa,iy breakfast. &c
Fancy Rio. 2lc. -, 90.
co0tee--Grecn. fancy Jnvh'
1rsnnv peaberry, u l'zc-
P-lmc RIO. zoe.
Fair Rio. Zoe,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-31

Kansas City March 3O-Cattlc-Ro-
ceipts, 1000; shipments. 1000 Market
steady Texas steers. s26003g0. Texas
cows. s2n2G5; beef steers, s2l50l 10:
native cows, NG0d355; stockers and
feeders 81 90: bulls So 80nG25.
Hogs--Recclpts, $500; ahlpments. 500.
s370m37j. hcavies. s8iOma 70; packers.
S3,6j93aS5; mixed, S3G0W37J; lights. ST. 80
@5.Sj; Workers, S3.75G3SJ; pigs, $3.50
80.
Sheep-Receipts, (, 300: shipments. 500.
tons. Sg6OUJ55.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-31

New York, March 30-rhe Evening
Posts financial cablcgram says
T.ondon-The stock market was ir-
regular today. Consols We're strong at
10 Foreign securities were fat In
mines. Considerable activity in 1omes-
liz markets IL expected after Easter.
Americans were good, closing AZ about
tbe best. but there was no business
Money was easy. although tomorrow
"a Inc last day OF the quarter and also
The last day for application FOR the
chinese loan. A..
Paris-Thc market was NAT on ac-
count OF politics ., =. A..
Berlln-The market was uniI 10 nat
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-31

Kansas City. March 2O.--whnat.
slightly higher Buyers scarce No .
hnrd Gee: No. 8, 55c, rejected, nominal
81 p3sc.
Corn--Unchanged. No. mixed. ESQ
90 Lie,
Oats-steady, No, mixed nomlnally
1916 1-2c; No. white, nomlnally l0c.
Ryc--No. 3 nomiually 33U2ic.
Hay-stea1y: timothy. S9.5Odsi1.5O;
prairie, $500 $500.
Butter-creamery 1c lower, II 1-29
1Sc; dairy, l2Rl6c.
lggs-lTirm, 8 i-ic.
Wheat-Reeeipt o6,6OO; corn. 10000:
oats. 1000 Shipments. wheat, 10000;
corn. none; oats, 10000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-31

wv ~, York, March 80. - Clearings,
nss3; balances, 1859, O39 Money
|, ~, easy at S@3 1-2 per cent; last
i. ! i-2al per cent: closed 3N3 l-2
ent. Prime mercantile paper b06
vent Sterling exchange strong
4 sSetual business In bankers bills
~ s.iNi.So for demand and
\. r,gi'Ss for sixty days; posted
~ i.Ss i-2ai. 50 1-2,
as1herclal bills, 4.S7 1-2. Bar silver,
IA. silver certificates, 6S 9-SW
bt,, mexican dollars, "a L.. Gov
n nends flrm; states dull; rail-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-31

u rork March sO.-cotton closed
, sm,,paling uplands, z rs; mid
sul, III; sales. 1886 bales, Flu
49, steady; sales. ii7.7O0 bales
/ M, ~, March nominal; April.
~, 81 June, 7.G4; July. 7,Gs;
No. September. 7.33: October,
'S'etnOer 7.19; December. 7.22.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-31

New York. March 3O-The visible
supply OF grain Saturday, March rs,
as compiled by the New York Produce
exchange, Is MS follows:
Wheat-5i, 30s,0O0 bushels; decrease,
800. 600.
Corn--16o 100000 bushels; Increase.
$1,000
oats-S.slOOoO bushels; increase, 4s7,-
Rye-1.iSs. 900 bushels; decrease. So
Bariey-l 900 bushels; decrease.
lI000
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-31

MIN ork' March so.-cotton quiet;
~. ia I-sc; net receipts, none;
y: IA ~ exports TO Great Britain.
'sard,s rance. INC i45; to continent. 5.4GT;
I; ttoeh ~ 20: sales. l.4G5; splnners
!pts ~ sieei'2ss. Total today--Net re-
8, IA - ~; exports to Great Britain.
J. stocl rance. 1861 10 continent. s.
'tis asnss,tsl. Consolidated net re-
''s' exports to Great Britain.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-31

ss au0n, March. 30. - Consols for
hsr ana the account, 1909 rs. Bar
IN =, Esd per ounce. Money! ! per
~ ne rate Of discount In the
kn,hs market for short and three
- nllls, HE per cent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-31

Standard dry salt. ;siort clear, $3.50:
etandurd short clear bacon. 81 90; hams.
medium, Sg,25; hams. small. $3.50;
breakfast bacon, sS,25i dry salt bellies.
IS; California hams, $3.50: pure leaf
lard. 1913.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-31

New Orleans, March 30--Cotton very
firm; middling. Z li-lGc; low middlng,
Z i-2c. good ordinary. l3-l6c. Net re-
ceipts, 4.2S7; gross. i,96t. exports coast
wise. IT'S: sales, 9.s5o stock, 222.13s.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-31

Gladiator Bicycles the beauties. the
hest high grade wheel In the city. we
will sell them for SIS, Maddox. ELL
son & Co.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-31

St Louis. March 3O.--Cotton, quiet;
middling, 5-s; sales, $40; receipts,
72s; shipments, 663; stock, JS,322
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-31
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Galveston. Tex. March 30. - Spot
cotton steady and l-l6c higher; mid
ding S-ic. Sales SIC; receipts i165;
exports 2lj2; stock $3.50.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-31

Bankrupt stock for sale. invoice about
$4,000; will sell cheap,
II. Il, JONES,
Address, Ardmore. l. r.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-31

GET A HOME CHEAP r. A rare
chance for thirty days only, We have
exclusive control of 100 choice lots In
Folld's Hillside addition. six blocks
from courthouse, will sell for thirty
days only nj prices from 500 TO 500:
small cash payments. balance small
monthly payments; can loan you money
TO build house, Ellis Real Estate Ex-
change e08 Main street