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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-04

Manufacturer BAL,s HAY TIE,
IRON and 6TEuL RoOFINQ. 81.
o. x. Harry. Dallas -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-04

Chicago, Feb. 3.-Whcnt was very
nervous and went up and down WITHIN
a range Of cents, but mainly higher,
The enilv tendency was downward.
being influenced by the generous fnll
Of snow. which was regarded ms highly
beneficial to wheat. and by the liberal
receipts In the Northwest There was
n great deal OF selling for n time, some
big leaders hanmcring the market and
the support was OF reluctant ana
hesitating character, prices gradually
roiug off nearly ic. But the crowd
soon got over its timidlty. Liverpool
cables showed decided strength ana
said that stocks were small and the
demand urispnt. The worlds ship
iuents last week were unn0lCialN re-
ported only 5.250,001 bushels or 2'OOo,-
900 bushels below the estimated week
ly consumption and the amount on
orcRn passage showed q decrease NJ
100000 bushels. This quickly changed
the tone of the trade nnd the early
sellers made active efforts to get back
what they had sold, There was active
buying for the local account, prices
going mp rapidly under tho comneti-
lion, as there was little for sale. Dur
ing This period OF nervousness the visl-
ble supply was posted. showing a de-
crease Of nearly 500. 900 bushels, which
was greater surprise ana Increased
the excitement, May going to 6S Ia or
nearly &c advance, which was accom-
plished In less than half mn hour.
some weakness followed on liberal
realizing. but the reactions were sharp.
The market kept strong during the last
hour.
Corn was slow and did not respond
TO the upward action Of wheat the
big Increase In accumulation prevent
ing any rally.
oats were quiet and uninterestinr
throughout. The wheat furry had but
little effect.
Provisions-The morket was rather
tame and although hog recelpts were
quite moderate the holders were evil
IDENTIFY more inclined to sell than buy
more. Prices sagged from tho start
pork lost lOc. lard i-2c and ribs I'M
changed
ESTIMATED receipta for Tuesday
wheat. 1hO: corn. $50: oats, $50 cars.
Hogs. 10000 head.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-04
SUPPLY WAS SHORT.
A Good Demand for Hogs ur,ngs
the Price Up Five Cents.
Other Markets.

Chicago. H.. Feb. 3.-cattle-The
supply today was very small for Mon
day, and sales showed an advance OF
about 40 cents on cattle that were at
all desirable in quality. Common to
strictly choice native beeves were
saleable at s9.30q3 65, the bulk of the
sales being S3.70Q4.7O. Butchers and
Gamers cattle were again in active
demand, and COWS and heifers sold
largely at s2.l5a3.25. Calves We're
scarce and strong for good lots
Stockers and feeders were active, the
demand being chiefly for feeders.
which continued scarce. Texas cattle
We're In small supply. and averaged a
trifle higher.
Hogs-Trade was active. while the
supply of good to choice hogs lasted,
were numerous. and the weights aver
age more than n short time ago. Com
mon to choice hogs sold at 81 0OIi 30,
and some prime butcher weights
brought A.a2 l2Ii.35; sales were
largely AT 81 25q4 80.
Sheep-There was fairly good de-
mand and prices were steady at s. 501
$40 for Inferior to choice sheep, 925
Q3.aO for yearlings. and 3,5OQl.T5 for
lambs.
Reccipts-Cattle. 1900; hogs, $4,000;
sheep, 1900.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-04

tty. Outside OF that stock, the largest
transactions were recorded in tho
Changers and Reading. The industrials
displayed the greatest weakness. The
declines being attributable to speciaI
influences. General Electric Welded
20 to "a 3-4. Sugar scored a loss Of
about as much on successive redu lions
reported In the prices OF domestic re-
fined sugars and on revived rumors ~
impending action by the German
reichstag increasing the bounty Maid
sugars exported from that country
Missouri Pacific was the feature of the
railroad group. declining . per cent.
without attending explanation or COS
sip, The reactions In the balance of
the list were as a rule of less conse-
quence than in the stocks named
Around l o'clock the market eninved
a sharp rally in which Rock Island
was the most conspicuous at an adj
vance OF per cent Covering OF shorts
was the handspring Of the movement
induced by the renewed weakness in
the sterling market Posted sterlings
were reduced per cent by a leading
drawer and sharp concessions were
also made In rates for actual business.
In the late dealings the market was
listless The closing was steady at u
rally from the lowest but with general
net losses resulting from the days
operations.
Railway bonds rlled dull and lower
The declines were material. however,
In only one or two instances. Sales
S1,1l2,000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-04
FOR RENT.

CHEAPER THAN RENT--b0x2oo feet
ana iOixil5 feet In j. =, Woods old
homestead block, cornor Galveston and
Terrell avenues. VIII build residence
to suit Small cash payment. balunce
inslallmcnts at per cent. c. II. Silt
man. Board OF Trade building.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-04
ICES WENT DOWN
.nor,prs LOWER COTTON
.,crs AT NEW YORK.
49,, opened at I'M Advance
!, soon changed ana Closed
ut II Loss

r..v Feb. s.-The cotton mar
~, steady ut an advance OF
va ,",. The short lived improve
.s due to cables that Indicated
, van Of i@i i-2 points on ,u /.
and a fairly active spot marke.
'.s,nool. 1t soon became apparen,
,sa receipts were running ahead
. ,s even while 1t was re,
\ 't that it was INTERRUPTED ,aios by 1 Sas
SsarIsh factor. There Is u
fr ,endency to sell the new crop
' 'as, Local sentiment is bearish
| \ Inortinued Indifference OF specu-
( I f S"t The strong statistical posi- oy,i :,
n Europe checked selling, oo rne
~ az liverpool was unexpected.
~ ,nnorts about the movement
rs Elens "a H. The market closed
L ,5@s at a net loss Of los points.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-04

New Orleans. Feb. 9.-Hog products
Generally firrner; pork 10 as; lard. re-
fined fierce, 1894 81; boxed meats,
dry sailed shoulders, 8; sides. BIS;
bacon sides, 6 Ia; hams, choice sugar
cured. 1-2Tl0 Ia
Flour--Firmer: extra fancy, s.SVg
ass; patents. 4.l0Ri.20.
Corn meal-Firmer LEO.
Bran-Qulet, CO.
Corn-Steady; No sacked white
and mixed. 90 1-2Q33: yellow. % leo
49,
Oats--Steady; 20.
HAY - Firm. prime. 14.0O9l0.O Oi
choice. u. 0OG119 90.
sugar-Strong; open Kettle, $3.50
lie; centrifugal graduated. s-l6n
SIS; whites. 3 s-l6@3 l-2: yelows
. S4df4 Ia; seconds l-2m3 1916.
Nfolasses-!Ouiet; open kettle. lsQ22
centrifugal. 1901 100.
Rice - Rough, receipts, $50: safes
none; nomlnaily. 1902. S5; clean sales
sri: quiet and steady: ordinary &c
good. 2di.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-04

st. Louis, Feb. 3.--E'lour-Strong and
tending upward. Patents, S3.65dt3i5;
extra fancy, S3.4O03 so: fancy. SS,OOV
$40. choice. S2.6Oa2.75.
Wheat-Opened weak, strengthened
later on cables. closing 3-ilpl $3.50
higher than Saturday. spot dun. No,
red cash, 75c: No. hard, Sc l-4c; Feb
ruary, sc 5-sc; May. 60 5-sc.
Corn-Ruled quiet throughout the
day, closed l-4c lower for futures.
spot, quiet. higher. No. mixed, cash,
2g 5-sG27 1-ic; February, &c; May, Csc;
July. 20 Lie.
oats-iutures quiet. steady, spot
higher. No 2 cash and February,
10 l-9c; May, 20 Lac
Rye-Iligher. 80 l-ic.
Barley--Steady.
Cornmeal-S1. 30Gi 80,
Bran-steady, S7c bid for east track
sacked but little to be had.
Flaxseed-Lower, Soc.
Timothy seed-$2. 7543,60
Hay--Cholce grades in demand and
firm. Prairie, s. 00QS.5O; timothy. $3.50
Qpl3 so, this side.
Butter-Quiet, steady. Creamery, lSg
Gle; dairy. 11Ql5c.
EEgs-Flrm, II Ice.
Whisky--Si. 22.
Cotton ties and bagging-un-
Pork-Firmer. Standard mess job
bling, new, slO.S7 l-2; old, sio'25.
Lard-Firm, Prime steam. $500
choice, sj.67 1-2c.
Bacon-Boxed shoulders, $500 l-2e'
longs, 5000; ribs, $3.50 l-2; shorts,
Dry salt meats-Boxed shoulders,
81 20; longs. $500 l-2c; ribs, 1910;
shorts, S5.s7 1-2. ooooo.
Receipts-Flour. 5000; wheat. $4,000;
corn, $4,000; oats. $4,000. .
shlpments-Blour 5000: wheat l2'OOo:
corn, none; oats, $4,000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-04

New York. Feb. 3.-wheat--Re-
ceipts. none; exports, 2iS,sOo. s Spot ct
ontlons were irregular all day
declining at first on disappoin,-
ing cables and snow west then Sa1,o,, adi
Nv nervousness and further advances
later in the day, closing at 1 lie net
advance. The strength was helped oy
Inc heavy decrease In local stoeks'
February. 10 l-2c; May. "a $50
Hldes-Steady.
Leather-Quiet.
WOol--Not quoted. a. az
points decline, ruled active, but weak X;
and irregular under bearlsh ,d EnTopea on
o. Ia AZ noints. Sales, 23.750 bags.
spot coffee-Rio, duh, Mid, dull
and nominal. Sales. 100 bags Mara
'1 ssweagr-paw. firm. Refined, quiet.
No. G. 8 lac; standard a, 4 CSC; cut
loaf. & Lee: graduated. 7-sc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-04

\ .iiork, Feb. s-To-day,s ,,oo,,
y m" as almost entirely profess
|tsiderah, solume OF trade showed
recen, contraction compared
Peren,i,, records and tho businasa
been distributed. London ~
ficans vbhpected. came lower far
narI,,., ny the losses below Nv
h vac va not reach full rg,,roS
Account IL some selling for for
| u the ss ~ The market on the mas.
% the ho,n.e tree coinage amend
Ence Was use bond hill. The same
q ranga operative In causing a
"a thai Oh prices. II wa. a,,o
bons IN. .ne success OF The aorar an
ksn barsue might be iennardt,ad
|yiexs nAs however heId oone ~
d ke.on this point on ,bn ~
lsisd Gerru,sss. that the largest
amo,,n,,.il subscription for tbe
n Ne withHg TO about sos 900 oo1
Other ,sarawn wholly or In nart
h. ID, ISSUES made the noir, NY ny,
this con s FULLY Recognized ah,.n ~, i
me silyannVry that defeat nn,ni, ~
Or Al y measure. either In No
Dom. we hands of tha a ~
Z were ver, IVY ,snhscrlntions for the
~ receIvs,' arse, Bids for SO 900 :
rorparsse BY the United states
~ the hr,l me last fiftran min
~ siaiHa1 and IL IL ,r,,st
y WIN nj, th., the ine.it,,t, ~,
! stan ~. IN a bid Tor cen sil,s r,i1n I.
I'd tt.-nflf OF the a,,t.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-04

New York, Feb. g. Evening Posts
London financial cnhlegrnm:
The stocks were good today, notably
for frst-class investment stocks. Con-
soils sold at l0s la the highest on rec
ord. South American issues were
strong, Argentines leading on further
decline In the gold premium. Ameri-
cans have been steady to firm. but
closed weak. The sennte's action In
passing the silver bill undoubtedly
checked purchases here.
There is a considerable demand Tor
gold for New York and Withdrawals
from the Bank OF England may occur
this week.
The Paris and Berlin markets were
steady.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-04

kansas city. Feb, 3,-wheat--lrreguo,
,or. bjeber: demand indifferent; No. Z
hard G6Gs7c: No. hard 5tG63G; re,
i"cted nominnily s5dioc: No. req
7s l-2c; No. spring G5 i-2gS'e' NO. >
corn~Rather slow. praetiSesaiiy uh /,
changed, No. mixed ~ l-ggzSoi NO. .
wni,e csc. .,o,v. No Q
5,I~ad nominaiiy II l-29is l-2o; No. 2
white 1903 l-2c.
Hnssy-- tWyg timothy. 'iooo@n'So;
prairie, s6O047.so, ., and In
Rutter-Fancy country scarce anu ~ ~
demand; creamery, lI9lsc; aaii'' -
G15o a..
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-04

Now York. Feb. 3.-Money on call
easy at l-2d6 per cent; last loan, 3;
closed 8. Prime mercantile paper SOS
per cent. Sterling exchange weak and
lower with actual business In bankers
bills OF As7 S-4Ii.sS for demand. and
rates. 81 STGr4.ss l-2 and S4.SS 1894. 80.
Commercial bills. A.s6.
silver certificates, CT Lager 81.
Mexican dollars, 90 LIDO.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-04

apool, Feb. s.-Cotton spot quiet;
irm. American middling, 4 1892:
TOGO bales. OF which 500 were for
|latlon and eSport, and included
American. Receipts. 2200. all
Mean.
lures opened quiet but steady and
steady at the advance. Amerl-
bidding Il. NJ. c. February, 4. 80;
bary-March, 430T4.3i; March
i.nGi.sO; Aprll-Mav. 4 %; May
~. July. 4 ?GTi.97: July
III, iH; August September, i.23;
Fnbe-o,tober, Alb; October-No-
N. is-N
tenisr OF today's deliveries
Inv bales new dockets.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-04

st. Louis, Feb. -Cnttle-Receipts
100; shipments, 900. Market strong,
but the range of prices Is lower than
week ago. Fair TO choice shipping
steers, S3iOG350: dressed beef and
butchers steers range S3.25Gii5: steers
under 1000 pounds s2GOd3.GO; stockers
and feeders $2.0OT3,75 canning cows,
81; calves mostly S5,00G5.7j: bulls most
ly s2.0OM275; Texas steers. grass. S2.5OG
800: fed. s3.006l3 10: cows Sl7b1350.
Hogs-Receipts 1900; shipments 500
Market strong to 10, higher. Heavy,
sLOOIAS5; mixed $0O1ig5; lights, SS.sj
GC4eO.
Shcop-Receipts, 5000 shipments 100
Market firm. Natives, $2.75q3.75;
lambs. S3254i50; southern sheep. $3.50
Q325; low grades, N,5Od2.25.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-04

Kansas City, Feb. s.-Cattla- Re-
ceipts 4.3OO shipments 1900 Ma'ttt
STEADY and 100 higher. TcXls steers,
S2.25l12.7o;; Texas cows, Sl55U2 On; mcf
steers. 81 n1Tii.70; native COWS SLij3
TO- stockors AMI feeders. Sl.'092 70;
bulls, So g56r3OD
Hogs-Reccipts. Gi0c' shipments. 40
Market strong at e. higher. bulk. 80
G405: haavles, S3500i05; packers.
50 9jG410; mixed. $3.O5@A0j; lights
S996fntt0: workers, S4.OO0f.l0; pigs,
So 756ii00,
shcep-Receirts 1907; shipments 500
Market steady; lambs il.508 Tao; NUT
tons. { 50G3.Sb.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-04

Liverpool. Feb. s,-wheat-,spot
Arm; demand poor: No. 2 red winter
Ia id: No. g spring stocks exhausted;
No. I hard Manitoba, IS Cd; No. Call
fornia. 5s lid. 49,
ary IS Q sd; March, April. May June
and July, IS 10 lad. ,s
new Is Z s-id Futures quiet to Lad
higher: February and July IS 23-4d;
March and April 3s sd; May and June
On Flaur-Flrm; demand fair; freely
supplied. St Louis fancy winter Is 3D.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-04

xa,, york ,Teb. s.-Mahy visiting
Mew o n men were In the market,
ary so%m s they looked after many
} glaa.a wy" " goods, they did not prove
g, cias ha byyers, as new engagemen,i,s
70 DC Gov limited quantities. The orai.
m msry demand was fairly GOD, ,sd na,
wants FOR assortment OF mise-'iaheo'''
complexion. -, h,, steady AT
Printing cloths quiet put s.e ,n ,oi,
Q 3-ic, with consideraDie eoNs "
tntR-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-04

The International route IN connection
with the Houston ahl Texas central
and Rock Island route Is running a
daily line of Pullman sleepers between
Kansas City, Fort Worth and san An
tonic. Connection is made at Garrett
by passengers TO and from Dallas,
forming the best route between points
in the Republic OF Mexico. Laredo ana