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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1896-09-17
READIyG
a Y RAILROAD SYSTEM
In efrect May, II. 1896.
III A INrs 4 u A 1rrr Ir nOAIcp1-pn
TRAINS LEAVE BLOOMSBURY

For New York, Philadelphia, Reading Potts.
vile, Tamaqua, weekdays H. a. m.
For Willismsport, weekdays 7.s5 a. m, s.2o p.
For Danville and Milton, weekdays, 7.s5 a. M,
$40.
For Catawissa weekdays 7.s5, li.45 a. M, 1890.
For Rupert weekdays 7.s5, ii.45 a. M, 1920, $40
20 For Baltimore, Washington and the West via
minal. Philadelphia, $50, 7.55, 11.26 a. M, 3.46
7.27, D. m. Sundays $50, 1855 1I.26 a. m.
s;46. 7a7, p. M. Additional trains from "a and
S.23 p. m. Sundays, 1.35, s23 p. m.
TRAINS FOR BLooMsBURG
Leave New York via Philadelphia 500
M, and via Easton s10 a. m,
Leave Philadelphia 1905 q. m.
Leave Reading 1l.65 a. m.
Leave Pott tsville 1880 p. N.
Leave Tamaqua II a, M,
Leave Williamsport weekdays lo2O No. 4'oO p.
Leave catawissa weekdays 700, S'2oa a. m. l.so,
Leave rupert, weekdays, 7OS, s.e7. a. na.' il'56
FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
Leave Philadelphia, Chestnut Street wharf
and South Street wharf for Atlantic city.
saturday only, 1901 zoo, 3O0 Sac, 400, 4.sc'
500, g. 40 D. m. Accom-. 500 a. M, 43O, $50 p. m.
81 90 Excursion tIain 200 a. m.
SUNDAY-Express. e 30, 500, 8 30, 900 1000 a.
m as D. m. Accom-. 3 90 a. m. ana 4,45 p. m.
81 90 Excursion train, a m.
Returning, leave Atlantic City, depot, corner
Atlantic and Arkansas Avenues.
WERK-DAYs-Express, Mondays only, 6.45l'
200, T45, S.15, 90, 1918 a. M, 80, 4.30, $50,
$l,O0 Excursion train (from foot Mississippi
Avenue only 6 90 p m.
ZOO, T3O 8. 90 $50 D. m. Accom-, 7.15 a. M, sos
p. m. si.OO Excursion train tfrom foot Missis-
sippi Avenue only, 8. 10 p. m.
Parlor Cars on all Express trains.
Parlor cars on all express trains.
/. A. SWEIGARD. @. g. HANCOCK,
GenI superintendent. Gen1 Pass. Agt
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1896-09-17

Wide tired wagons are becoming
in this section. Persons
who have heavy hauling to do will
find the wide tires better than the
narrow ones.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1896-09-17

The bar room orator is telling
everything he doesn't know about the
financial question.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1896-09-17

If you want to invest your money
IN safe advertising do it in the
COLUMBIAN.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-18
PRICES ARE STRONG.
MANY TEXANS ON THE CHICAGO
CATTLE ,tAuNEr.
Hogs firing an Advance of rive
con's-shccp Were in Poor De-
mand ut Decline.

Chicago, March .-cattie-Recelpts
To-Day were light and mostly Texans
anu prices were stronger with as good
2 general demand as is usual on Tues
Jay. Export cattle sold at IS .45ri. %,
nsalnst S5,S5u5.60 II year ago. Not
many beef steers sell here below 50. 10
or over $3.50 and COWS and helfers sell
largely at s2,25@925 Very few feed
,srs are crossing the scales. Choice fed
TEXANS sold around $500. Veal calves
Wore IN larger supply today and sold
SLOWLY at decline OF about a5c, choice
lots fetching $5.50Gf5.75.
Hpgs-Prlces were steady and n good
NICKEL higher. The supply was soon
taken at $3.S5Q4.l0 for common to
oholoe droves, the bulk selling at 81 90
Im4,0' IL and prime assorted lights
brought SIZE i-2ni 10. Packers are GOOD
buyers around 81 90 and they evidently
mink hogs are good property at reduc-
IONS OF 5OM7Oc from prices Of year
ago.
sheep-The receipts today comprised
big proportion Of lambs, and they
dld not sell as well as sheep. being
lUHl5c lower. IL was hard to get $3.50
FOR fancy lambs and sales were mostly
az " .SOq4, 80. poor ones fetching $3.50
Wj.I5. Common to choice sheep were
active Mt s2.76d3,SO. westerns prcdomi-
mating and selling at s3.i0@3.S0.
Reeelpts-Cattle $500; hogs 1900; sheep
1900.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-18

Chicago. March H. 49, Wheat held
rather nrn with the fluctuations with
In moderate range and the average
slightly above yesterdays close Ihc
news was not important and both bulls
and bears found something to encour-
age them. but there was nothing very
influential on either side. The start
though quiet was firm and somewhat
higher, This was due to the official
reports of the worlds shipments last
week which were small In somewhat
and which were yesterday AZ i.uyu'uVu
against 5000, 600 whore there mad Teen
q 00O 900. EARLY cables. too, though dun
and without material change were con-
sidered bulish. us they had not re
sponded to the drop yesterday. Bnt
closing cables showed lid decline
Northwestern receipts were large 90
cars. and the weather sprlngslike, Win
no crop damage reported. rms caused
some hesitation for while, put inc
llghtncss In liquidation ana the eau
lion which governed short sellers kept
1t from developing much Weaktless
May opened l-SHl-ic higher az o. 90
declined to GO. advanced to 62 0-s ana
back TO g. L. There was good ucai
of bull news put into circulation durlhS
the last hour and the market got aGtlNt
and advanced over l-2c, May selllns
Ia IN i-S New York wired that II was
claimed there that 50 loads, 10000 bush
els. were taken there and nj outporla
Yesterday and that 60 boat-loads We're
| taken at Boston with large purchases
here This caused free coverings by
shorts. The closing price for May was
| C3Il63 is. ,,., t.,
But little interest was manifested IN
corn. The heavy receipts were respoh-
sible for a weak opening and TINS ihilu-
ence dominated prices till near the close
when the rally in wheat created hrhl
| feeling o,,.,,,tto,s
| narrow. ..a.,, ,ho
provisions did not long retain NE
onening advances caused by the hgh,
run Of hogs. Packers were loaded Anu
| The liberal offerings soon caused quite
a sharp break. ,,-t.,, 20
corn SIS: oats ZIG; hogs 2S'OOO'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-18

In the absence OF any news having
an Important general beuring on gem
erel conditions. firmness which was
displayed In the security market could
only be attributed to the operations OF
the trading element. London was not
a factor, The course of prices was
somewhat irregular with the fluctua.
tons MS usual with the lndustrlals.
Tobacco WAS erratic within per
cent range and eventually closed at n
fractional loss.
General Electric closed Mt n net gain
OF is per cent f.enthcr lost / 10 per
cent. A sharp fractional rally ensuea
but the final price was at about the
lowest. Cotton oil preferred was all
sorbed quietly and touched GA. In the
last few days this stock has been
steadily recovering from the losses
caused by distressing but unfounded
reports as to the dividend outlook that
were published week or two nro
The railway list was without marked
feature, although some noteworthy
gains were made in few instances.
Baltimore and Ohio was exceptionally
strong, rising l 5-S per cent and retain
ing most OF the Improvement. The
Northern Pacific shares were less ac-
tive than yesterday, but exhibited
strength, the preferred scoring an inn
portant fractional gain. The market
closed firm, with Sugar rs per cent
net higher and the general list showing
light gains.
Railroad bonds were less active, but
displayed some irregularity. The
Northern Pacific issues attracted the
greatest interest Sales were S2,0i9,OOq
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-18

New York. March whcnt-Re-
celpts $500; exports $500 Spot steady
at the close; No. hard 7b IA T. o. h.
afoat. options opened steady, ad-
Vanced slowly at FIRST ON worlds ship
ments and steady cables. reacted at
midday under disappointing Brad
streets visible, erratlc cables, but ad-
vauced decidedly In the last hour ON
damage reports from Ohio and large
export orders chiefly for future load
ing, closed l-2c net higher; No. = red
March n 81; May 20,
Hides and Isoathcr-Steady.
Mool-Quiet
Pig iron-Wonk.
Coppor-stoady brokers tll0O; ex-
change 81 .b0.
Lard-steady; brokers $500; exchange
$40.
Tln-Easy; straights sia 'oais.a2 IL;
plates weak.
Cotton seed oil-steady. but quiet at
former figures with unimportant varia-
tons.
Cofree-Optlons opened steady at I'M
changed prices. ruled generally hrm all
day on local covering md small for
eign buying with an absence OF sellers,
closed steady nj 6MlO points net nd
vance; sales 5000 bags, Including
March Si3 IL. spot coifee-Rio steady
No. 7 10 "a; mild stcHdy; Cordova l6 S-i
an: sales 500 bags Maracalbo, 100 bags
Central American p. I.
Sugar--Raw firm; fair refining 3 80
sales $50 tons Muscovado 80 test 1874
cX ship.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-18

st. Louis, March -Cattle-Receipts
400; shipments, 400 Market steady;
export steers quotahle at 81 i0T4Gh:
fair to good shipping steers. Sldf4 40;
dressed beef and butchers steers. $40
Ms25; steers under 1000 pounds. S2.S5fr
3G5; stuckerS and feeders s23jm8G5
cows and hclfors, S2,25I37J bulls.
chiefly, S2.20p2.15; Gamers. 81 50f92 .25:
calves, Aa6; Texas cattle, grass steers.
81 G0d3.l 10; fed steers, @,2OH3.90. cows
and hciicrs. Sc 2j6tS.a5.
Hogs-Rccelpts, 1900. shipments. l.
400 Market steady to BE- higher. hray,.
Sl.75Hi; mixed. 81 coos 90. light, 81. S0sc
A. bulk Of sales. 81 905p3 95.
Sheep 300; shipments.
none Market strong; native muttons.
50 256S. 81; fed TcNans Und Mexican
yearlngs 50 90; Westerns, 81 30; South
ern. 81 SOFAS 10; lambs, S3,75dI,50.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-18
CASH CLOSING.


st. Louis, March 1I.--Flour quiet
steady and unchanged.
Wheat strong. 3-lfl l-sc above yes
terdnv. Spot dull; No. red cash use
elevator 7id79c track; May ~ i-ee'
July, 60 1-2c. .-,.,.
rorn-Easy: Csc higher than yester-
5av. snot better. No. mixed cash.
% i,4oi May. 26 3-lc; July q 3-tc,
oats-Firm; market closed leu ~
bieher. Spot higher; No cash. l'c'
Mny. 20 l-sc; July, 10 S-sc.
harley ana Bran-Steady.
corn meal--Si.350i.i
ENTHUSIASTICALLY nj ~ lee
Timothy seed--s2 boqSto, ,r0s.
Hay--Firm: choice prairie s'v''
timothy. ss1il this side .,,
putter-Tahle stock, firm creamery
,e6gsc, dairy. iSMiSe.
t,rrs--I.ower; fresh. l-sc'
CSoatton-Ties and bassins' "n-
changed. ,.a,dara mess. new
w. i'Soirs III choice &oI i5s@ ,o,,,,
ii,aen,--Tloxed shoulders s9:eo' iohss
"a rihs. $500 1-2; shorts, 900, .,,.r.
any .uit meats-Boxed thou l,Dli.., -
AK, longs. S.. ribs. s5.ls ~ sh0r'''
s'; 5s,sn,,o,r,s-riour. i,cOo; wheat is'vVp'
~, " 400. oats iSolo. .. mn.
corn; 80 ats. Flour. 5000; wheat 'vvV'
| corn, 10000; oats 1vyv
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-18

Kansas City, March 17-Cattlc--Re-
oeipts, GOO0 shipments, 1900. Market
weak. Texas steers, s3u3,Gj; Texas
cows, S22512.G0; beef steers, S3i0u4.25;
native COWS, S2sf330: stnckers and feed
crs. 50 70139O; bulls. S27OWSto,
Hogs Receipts, $500; shipments, 200
Market strong and SO higher. bulk Of
sales. t3s0mGSj hcavios. 81 iit3S5;
packers. S215g3Y0; mixed, s3.75W390;
lights, S3iO08sO; Workers. S3,75n3S0;
pigs. S35Om375.
Shccp-Recclpts, GOO. shipments. none.
Market strong, lambs, S3.sOV4.4O: NUT
tons. Ea.20MaGO.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-18

[s7ool March 17-Cotton-Spot.
pHer. American middlinP.
M The sales OF the day were
Ass Of which 500 were for specu-
hi export and included 1900
En- Receipts. $1,000. including
Anerican. Futures opened quiet
Ray and closed steady at the de-
American middlinE. !. m. C..
rnlgi,l6; March and April. All;
nd May, 4.13; May ana June,
.she and jury, All; July and
~ tOqf.ll; August and Septem-
w september and October. 4.07
M Md November. 3.5S; November
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-18

Liverpool. March l1.--Wheat-S Spot
quiet; demand moderate; No. red
winter. So sd: No. . rod spring stocks
exhausted. No. 1 hard Manitoba, js I'D;
No. / California Or Cd. Futures steady;
unchanged to l-ic lower March, April,
May. June and July. 6s S-4d; August
5s ID.
Corn-Spot frm; American mixed,
new. 3s. Futures quiet to lad lower,
March, rs 1-2di April and August. 70 Cd ;
May. Is lad; June, So Id; july 30
l 1-2d.
Flour steady; demand moderate ST.
Louis fancy winter, II 30.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-18
or PRICES - NEW YORK
" COTTON


|York, March 1L-Cotton quiet
.,ly mlddling. Z 7-Sc. Net re-
4 none; gross. Hose; exports to
TnI,ain. 2,OSi; continent, l,7Oi:
In f62s; sales. 1873; spinners,
n, l65,i05.
[tcday-Nct receipts, 14.096: ex-
1 Great Britain. S.i96; continent,
III, $685..
IIdated-Net receipts, 35.72S: ex-
4 Great Britain, 43,7s9; France,
|ilaent. 22,j26.
September Net receipts,
a Exports to Great Britain. I'm
kase, ilI329; continent, 1866 $50.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-18

KANSAS city, March 1T--Whcat nom
,,aIly steady: No. 2 hard nominally,
a. No a amt i-2c; 40 2 red nom
MANY 73T7ic. No 2 spring, 81 lie; NO.
2 nominally ib452c. oo
corn-steadyi No. mixed y f-sc'
No. white, 30 Lie hid
9ats-Firm: not much Inquiry; no.
? mixed nominnliy, ls l-sc; NO. white'
10 l-2N2Qc. Ia, ar
ii9y-steady and firm; timothy, $3.50
aiiso. prairie S5.t0dIbo' ~
Butter--l,lrm' ule"N'N'S'
dairy. i5fiSr.
psselpis. 400. corn. 1890; oats. none
shinincnts- wheat. $3.50; corn 49,
500; oats. 6s,yVO
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-18

New York. March 17.--Evening Posts
financial cablegrams:
The stock markets were lifeless
Americans We're neglected until the
New York Prices arrived when there
was n slight squirt. Baltimore and Ohio
and Northern Pacific leading. The
close was steady except for Chesapeake
and Ohio. which was nat The Paris
and Berlin markets were quietly steady.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-18

5o-pound cans. f-4o: io-pound cans
s-4c; b-porni cans. Use; 3-pound cans.
lie per pound
suyar-standsrd fine graduated, in
bags OF 100 pounds each or In barrels.
s e-l6c; cut loaf or powdered. use;
choice yellow clarified. I-Sc; prime yell
low clarified, &c.
coIec--Roas l. package, Mokas-
ka, lac Arbuckln 100: Lion lac. NxxN
l9e; Cordoya, isl-2c; Early Breakfast.
Fancy Rio. PIC.
C0free--Green. fancy Java, $50
Fancy peaberry, % lac J.
Prime RIO. zoe.
Fair Rio lee.
Common Rio, 1sc
Beans-Lady Washington. 2i-ec.
Lime, &C.
Pink, 2i-2c.
B0yous. . i-2c.
Black eye peas, 1-2c.
Country Produce.
Produce ana fruit-Appiesa-F
northern Per bile. N.50fh; California
northern, per hbl. A.5O6h.50; California
navels. sS.e5G3,75. California seedlings.
&5oQ275: onions. 2ei2 lie ID; chamber
rles, Dbl, $40; eocoanuts bag OF 100
So; Greeley potatoes 55n60c. Triumph
potatoes por bushcl. u,75Ws,oO Mime
sofa Rose, Coo. Peerless. Csc, Hebron.
Soc; Early Ohio, 55c: red onion sets per
bu.. S225; yellows, s2a5 whites, $3.50
Bananas, Si.5OI2.2j.
Flour-1ohbers' prices. high patent.
80; fancy patent. si.90; family. N.1S;
foreign mills, high putont, S2i0. fancy
patent 50; atraights, si.S5.
Grain bRgs--Baic lots. New 5-bushei,
s-ounce. a-4c; new i-2 bushel. s.
ounce, corn. sac; centrals, bale lots,
&c; La Platas. &c; secondhand oat
wheat-No. .. ~; No. 8, Coo,
Curn--Shclled. mixed hulk Job lots,
% Ice; ear corn from wagons, 22Rglc;
sacked corn car lots I. o. b., country
points, 26n27c; ear. PIE.
oata-Tcxas rust proof. in bulk from
wagon, iaWi0c car lots, sacked, (, o. .,
country points, i6Ul7 i-2c.
Hay-Job lots. S6,5O0S,0o. according o
quality
Bran--Job lots, COO; car lots Al &c,
(. o. b.
Meal-4O pounds, zoe; chr lots, ,oc:
chicken feed, wheat, Job lots, bsc per
cwt
sweet potatoes Pumpkin ynms. large
75c; pumpkin yam seed, COO. common
eating. i0c.
Tnrnlps-Pcr bu. SOC,
Pecans-Per pound. SWbc.
Poultry Fat spring chickens, ,2,b01
! 2.75 per do2.; hens. S2.i0025o
Turkcys-ifcns. &c; gohblers. &c.
Ducks-In fuu feather. 40 per doz.
Gecsc-Full feather. $3.50 per doz,
| Eandcrs, SEQ,
| Buttcr-Nicc mould country Jersey,
zoe; plain country, Il l-2pi5c; creamery,
eGc
| Buttcrlne-solld. so-pound tubs lic.
| EgEs-Gc
Iiides-D Dry Mint, case: dry nlnt dam
/ aged hides. 3lf5c. green salt hides, SO
| a., green butcher hides. 3U3 lie: dry
! salt. 5G7c.
Prlms tallow, e9-4a3 f-ic: d,y bleach
| ed bones, s. per ton.
Local Cotton Market.
Toward the end of the season bust
! ness shows consl lCrRblc falling on,
| Quotations are nomlnnlly AS follows:
Low middllng. 6 l-ic.
! Strict low middllng, i-2c,
Aiiddliug, G $40.
| Strict mlddling, 67-s.
| Good mlddlng, &C.
| Local Livestock.
Reported from the Union stock yards
| Fat steers, 81 5000 %; feeders, 81 500
2.75. In good demand. stockcrs, s. O0t1
:. %; stage. 81. 506i.7b bulls. 81 JOiri.ia
| good fat cows. s9.OOn335. medium cows
SL5Oai,9O; heifers. N,75G2gt, calves
| 81 50il3,0.
Fat hoga--IIeavies, s3i0Is5b. good
| demand: fat mast hogs, S2.s6@3.OO; light
\ fat hogs. S200n3. 25: good demand; wa
| gun hogs, S3.050 8 30; In good demand
| Feeder hogs, no demand.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-18

Groceries and Provisions
fIams-Modlum. plain and canyassed.
ll-2c. o.,,.,sa.
ed. l-tc- 81,
Dry salt sides, i-tc.
Short clear bacon. Sac.
Dry salt bellies. 2-Ac
camnound lara, Heroes. i-ec
Lard ii cans. advance over fierce
prices. q.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-18

! York, March 17.-Cotton closed
nd steady; middling uplands
rniling gulf les; sales 1919
Futures steady. sales $3.50, 400
January 1923; March 7.5s; April
|My 7.6S; June 766; July 7.G7:
u ia: September 7.33; October
November III; December Z 10.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-18

nav . su March lT,-Thc trading In
\ tronnssurities today bore very
'|ndus,ss,t,on 70 the speculation In
,ftls suls' although the market as
|se,n was only moderately active.
". xiv,,e precedence In point Of nc-
slsd ,hns place 70 sugar. which
mont ~ iarTeat sales and scored
y u. Aceptlonal movement OF any
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-18

1 orleans, March 17.-Cotton-Fu-
Isfiiy; sales $500. March Ti5;
latif 80; May 7.5GmT.57; June
RI July 1897 30; August 7.46
'Sptember 7.OS67. O9; October
~ November 6, 1896. "a; Decem-
5sjisc..
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-18
"a Big JUMP.
, CORNER IN MAY COT
y, is NEW YORK.
5..u,y-one Points Made
Il. . Few nourn-Other
cotton Markets.

!, March 1T.-1n the cotton
IfIh. MAY contracts opened at
pay ..d II points to IN and
fsnsssa noints OF the top price.
siiniH ,ras reported as leading a
lran Ne promptly denied the
fpsh 10 remained on change
y, throughout the session,
~ .,,ns,,nl circumstance. The
~ ..,ngent who have been
sVannnerretic and consistent sell
',sort account we, were so active ,, Puri
uith the advance in May
msrret finally closed steady
Il gain OF So points hn MI prlVa aye
.otSlthstanding the pubic ae,
w, s Liverpool, claimed Il good
= 4 Manchester
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-18
WANTED. A srocK o. dooDs.

Consisting OF dry goods, clothing, mo-
tons. boots, shoes. hats, etc, No object
ion to somo groceries. a bankrupt stock
preferred. Must be IN good live town
Of 1900 to 10000 inhabitants, SIZE or
ties wanting TO sell must give particle
lars, naming price Address Rustler.
Box ., Norman. q. 7,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-18

London. March 17.-Consols for
money, 100 Us: do. for the account.
lO9 9-i6. Bar silver, 81 7-i6c per ounce
Money, liz per cent Rate discount in
the open market for short and three
months bills. 1-2n3-4 per cent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-18

Orleans, March 17.--Cotton very
mlddling, T 5-Sc; low middling.
/, good ordinary, Z 1-Sc. Net re-
fglI. gross. 1854; exports to
! Britain, ESQ, sales, $3.50; stock.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-18
NOTICE. ny runLicArioN on FINAL
AGIOl NI--Nn. lnnN.

THE STATE or TlcNAs--1'o the
sheriff uf Tarraut County--Groeting
j. II. Sandidge administrator OF tho
estate Of A 4 Chambers aud y NJ.
C'hamhcra, deceased, huVing filed In
our county court his final account OF
the condition Of the eatnte OF said A.
j. Chambers and s NJ. Chambers. de-
ceaued, together with mn application
to he discharged frum snih ndmlnlstra-
tlon. You ARE hereby commanded, that
by publication OF this writ for twenty
dave prior to the return day hereof IA
a newspaper regularly published In tht
county OF Tarrant. you give due notics
TO all persons Interested In the account
for anal settlement OF naid estate, "
file their objections thereto, " amy
they have. on or before the May term
1896 OF Raid county court commcncint
and to be holden Mt the court honat
of Rnid county, IN the city or Forl
worth. on the first Monday In May,
A. u. 1880. when said account ana ny.
pllcntlon will DO considered by pnlo
court. witness; John T.. KIM clerk
Of inc county court OF 'rarrnnt county.
Given under my hand and seal OF said
court. at my Office In the city or Fort
Worth, this 10th day Of March. a, y
1896 John r. King. clerk county court.
of Tnrrnnt county. 1iy warner lirn-
deson, foputy clerk. tSeaD a irue
COPY. I c6rtinyi Il. a, Eulcaa, shnrln
az Tarrnnt county. by w. NJ heN
deputy sheriff,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-18

tn, March II. 49, Spot cotton
sang j-Sc; sales PIG: receipts
FORTS 90; stock 54,337.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-18

Standard dry salt, short clear, t5.1b;
standard short clear bacon. 1895; hams
medium. S925: hams, small $NbV'
broadcast bacon. SS.95: dry salt bellies,
Sc .25: bacon, So IS; dry salt, shoulders,
S.: California hams, $3.50; pure leaf
lard, 1915.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-18

btls, March 17.-Cotton quiet;
Nv ll-l6c; sales, 100; receipts,
lfnents, 1881; stock, 63,005.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-18
ron sALE-REAL estate.


have a block OF choice iots on West
Side b0xls2 is feet each, to 20 foot al
ley, now IN hands Of ansigncc. make
an offer on ono or any number OF them,
y. L. Chambers. III Main street,
FOR sALE-Lot on Lamar street, 5ox
ITO feet, back TO on, alley, cast front,
In blocks OF Government building, Tor
Si,2o0. Apply to W. l.. Llgon & Co.,
$40 Main st.
FOR SA14E-ouc hundred choice lots
In the Union depot addition for sale on
easy terms. Apply to w. l.. Lyon &
Co. $40 Main st
FOR SALE-Party wishing TO buy
little home will do well TO see me be-
iore buying. for I need money and
must sell something. Apply to W. L.
Lyon, $40 Main st.
FOR sALE-Ten acres truck garden in
SNlNania, price $3.50. This Is bargain.
Houses and lots en- easy payments any
part OF the city, knight & blackburn,
NO. EOS Houston street,
FOR SAi.E--choice farm ana ranch
lands IN all sections OF the state. call or
write for descriptive price list and
plats. l.. T. Carr Exhibit uall. Fort
Worth. Tex.
FOR SALE-A few good bargains In
clty property. Call on mo before buy
Ing. a. ID. Carpenter, 200 Main.
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FOR SALE-Nicc residence lots sOxlO0
ieet each, with alley; situated on West
FIRST and Wenthcrford strcots and
centrally located; price $3.50 each; terms
very reasonable. SiX-room cottage
ana lot 5ONl26 feet on West weather.
ford street. south front, $500, easy
terms, ON llclknap street nnd well
located on West side. lot 7bNtOO foot
with four-room cottage corner LOT.
$500, extra easy. Two nice places ON
cherry street east front. lot G6N1O0
ench and good houses on each. ono
S25OO. the Other $3.50, Some nrst-clnsg
income-paying buslnoss property: bnr-
gains, one pasture Of 900 acres,
fenced and cruss.fcncOd; water ana
wood eNtru fine grass land ana only
ten miles from Fort Worth, 81 nor
nero. easy terms Sandy land, pnrt
timber and part prairie, 81 per acre.
terms NIL right, Several extra we'll
improved black land farms. 100 to zoo
acres each, $50 to s25 each Several
tracts OF the very best " black wnNy
hog wnllow land in eight miles OF the
city, $50 per acre: any Kind Of terms
4 Tine farm of 800 acres and unc-half In
pasture. four ana onc-hnlf milo, from
the city. to rent FOR 1906 Tcn.acrc
hlocks for gardening and orchards for
sale cheap and on long time. Ten
acres TO rent inside the city. HUFFMAN
& Co.. Fort WORTH Tex.