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The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-07-30
Win. Frank & CO. 7S3 Chapel St. SPECIAL BARGAINS FOR
 THURSDAY.
SALE OF SHIRT WAISTS.


 SALE OF SHIRT WAISTS.
 We sold more Waists last Thursday than on any day this season and ex- pect to sell as many more Thursday on account of the great bargains.
 At S9c, fine Percale and Lawn Shirt Waists, finely laundered collars and cuffs, and big bishop sleeves, usually sold at 75c. Thursday 39o.
 At 49c, all the finest $1.0O and $1.25 value Shirt Waists, laundered collars and cuffs, full gathered back yoke to waist, and immense bishop sleeves. These on sale Thursday at 49c. Also good laundered Percale Shirt Waists, usual soc kind. Thursday 25c. You will be surprised at the bargains in Soft Shirt Waists, ready to wear, at third less cost of material GREAT sALE SUITS. l, Fearful sacrifice made to close baI- ance of our stock of Ladies' Suits. All Wool Serge Blazer Suits, lined skirts, were $7.9S, Thursday $49S. A few fancy Mixture Suits, Thursday at $3.9S.
 Over 50 Fine Suits in Serges, Chevi- ots, fancy mixture and stylish combi- nations, at $6.9S and S7.9S Coats alone cost more than the entire suit All our fine Linen Crash, fancy Lawn and other Outing Suits. worth $500 to $750. Choice of any of them Thursday at $2.98.
 Special Thursday. Sale on all kinds of Separate Dress Skirts. OTHER THURSDAY SPECIALS. All Ladies' Summer House Wrappers reduced from Thursday. All of our usual well made, stylish and perfect fitting kinds, at 69c, 79c, 9sc, and $1.25. Actually less than cost of materials Our soc line Boys Percale Blouses,- | only for Thursday 29c. Ladies fine Yokes of choice embroid- cries and insertions, on. sale e 65c quail | ity at 29c, and 75c quality at 39c. 1 soc Ladies large Sailor Collars at19c. Good Corset Covers at z cts. Infants Embroidered Lawn Caps | specials at 14c, 25c, 39c and 500. Ladies' Leather Shopping Bags, 25c value, 10c.
 1 Ladies Leather Belts, 15c qual, 6c. l Fine Leather Ladies Belts, S9c vaI- ue, 19c.
 l 500 Shirt Waist Sets on sale Thurs day at Sc. 1oc, 15c. and 25c: all half real value.
 1 Children's fast black seamless Ribbed Hose, 121ac quality, Thursday Sc. I Ladies 35c Silk Mitts, Black and Colors, Thursday at 19c
 Misses Black and Colored Silk Mitts 121ac.
 Ladies' Fine Satin Shield Bow Ties, regular 25c grade, Thursday 1Sc l Fine Fringed Chenille A Table Cow CTS, soc quality Thursday 29c.
 Ladies' Ribbed Vests, 10c value, cts. Ladies Ribbed Vests. specials. at 10c, I 125ac, and 19c
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OFF FOR EUROPE.

Departure of c. B. Bunnell and George
 o. Star
 Mr. George o. Starr. European agent for the Barnum show, and MT. c. B. Bunnell sailed on the steamer New York for London yesterday for two months trip. The trip is taken for Mir. Bunnell's health and pleasure. During his journey he will visit Ireland. Paris, Germany and Rome. During his ab- sence Manager Van Buren will have charge of both the opera houses and will arrange for the opening of the seasons business.
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LADIES' NIGHT.

The members of the Rowling Six" who are camping at Merwin's Point wi l give ladies night at the camp to- morrow evening. They left last week and will be absent about two weeks. The boys all live in the Third and Fourth wards of the city
The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-07-30

Women in the far East are edu- cated to a life of pure sensual ity. Wrong, of
 course, but the other extreme is nearly as bad.
 Go nti n u ally Il a m m e ri Il g aw ay on t h c idea that any tHlHS CoHncCltu with the repro ductioil of the human species is of necessity bad and degrad- ing has had, in civilized coun- tries, the effect of keeping wo- men in iguor- ance and of de- Aveloping a false
The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-07-30
A MEION PARITY

A melon party will be held this even ing at the home of Mrs. c. A. Lyman, 1S1 Columbus avenue, by the members of New Haven Rebekah lodge, No. 3, I. o. o. r.
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VIM. FRANK & co. 781-783 Chapel street.

signor to Sargent & Co, New Haven, master key pin tumbler lock.
 l.. c. Werner. Broad Brook, bottle.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-03

Chicago, April 2.--The feeling devel-
oped In wheat early was firm, the OPEN
Ing being s-Sc higher and sold up l-Sc
more. receded "a to ca 1-sIg4 lac and
closed easy. Cables covered higher
from Liverpool and Berlin was up half
a mark and this also helped. The win
try conditions were more generally
than yesterday through the west and
this was also something Of a factor.
The price current was not quite 50 pro-
nounoed as to the condition of the crop
as last week In addition TO fears Of
gold shipments the decline late In the
day was attributable TO the fact that
boards adjourn tomorrow and dealers
were indisposed to have open engage
ments on the long side.
Corn was more active than on yester-
day and there was very little change
In Its speculative value for future de-
livery.
The oats market was steady. earlier.
but later became weak and on in
creased selling by elevator people and
local traders prices receded 1-Sc md
closed TO about the inside with Il net
loss Of l-S9l-i. Trading was fair.
Provisions got strong start from
the light receipts at the yards. In the
end the market became weak and pork
closed 7 leg lower -fos-Airy and July:
lard and ribs each i0c lower for May.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow:
Wheat 10, corn, 1870: oats. 10 cars. hogs
5000 head.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-03

Chicago. April 2.--DosirAble cattle
sold i0fil5c higher than at the close Of
last week. Common TO choice dressed
beef and shipping steers were In de-
mand at So. b0Gi. 20. with on occa-
slonal sale at s3.3ol13 40, and extra
beeves worth Sl.s0Gf.40. Exporters were
the best purchasers OF choice cattle.
and anything good enough to bring
over 1915 sold quickly. The offerings
were mostly OF very desirable quality
and the bulk OF the cattle crossed the
scales at 3.G0Gi4. 10. The Texas cattle
were 10ni5c higher than carly In the
week. aud slightly higher than last
week.
Common 10 prime heavy and medium
weight hogs sold AZ s2.h5f1s. %, with
bulk OF sales at ys75H1.S5. and the
light weight hogs found ready pur-
chascrs at 50. 60fi4 10. The surround
ings OF the market have NOT changed
AMI no Improvement n expected un-
less the demand Tor provisions be-
comes better.
There was n strong market for
sheep with sales Toe higher There
WAS u good demand al S3.O0m3.1o for
co-',en0n tn nri"'n sheeu. lambs were
active at sio0G4. 60 for common to
cholce, clipped lambs bringing reta-
lively better prices than lambs With
Receipis-ca,tle. GOO; hogs. 2s.sco:
sheen. S5f2.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-03

ST. Louis. April 2-Fiour dull and
unchanged. Wheat firm. 1-sNl-4c low
err for May and steady TO 1-sc higher
for July Spot dull; steady No. red
cash. Coo elevator; T2ep7g l-2c track
May, 50 1-ic; July. so lie
Corn-Firm. No. 2 mixed cash, &c sac;
May. 26 s-4G26 Use; July, "a Sac.
Oats-Qulet. No. cash. Use.
Rye-Quict Mt 5ac.
Barley-Steady.
Cornmcal--S!.a59t,i0.
Brnn-Steady.
Flaxseed--Quotable at SIC.
Timothy seed-s2.50@3.10.
Hny-Choicc timothy In fair demand.
but business light; choice prairie scarce
and wanted; prairie. T.I5; timothy.
Eggs-Steady.
Whisky--si.22.
Cotlon-Ties and bagglng unchanged.
Pork-Qniet; standard mess jobblng.
new. $3.50 l-2; old. SS.i2 i-2.
Lard-Lower: choice. si.S2 1-2fD4s7 1-2.
Bacon--Boxed shoulders. S525: longs.
53I i-2. Ribs and shoulders, $3.50.
Dry salt meats-Boxed shoulders,
$3.50; longs. $40; ribs. si.75; shorts,
Si.s7 1-2.
Recelpts--Flour, 1900: wheat. 10000;
corn, $4,000: oats, $4,000.
Shipmcnts-Flour. 200: wheat, 5000;
corn, 10000: oats, 1000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-03
BEE KEEPERS MEET
splendid MEETING on THE STATE
ASSOCIATION.
Petition signed FOR an Appropria-
tion to Introduce the Apis Dor-
sata. the crcnt nee Of India.

Grecnvillc. Tex, April 2. special -
The Texas State Beekecpera' assocla-
tlon are holding their eighteenth an
nual convention at the apiary OF Ar,
w. II. Graham. IN this city. Yesterday
WAS the first day OF the meeting, md
wAa opened with prayer by the preai-
dent Dr. w. X. Mnr1hell. OF Marshall
Today's session opened with tho
signing OF q petition to congtpsn to
make an appropriation for the intro
duciion OF Apis Dorsata. This Is a bee
found In India an large as n humble
bee. and n bee that makes more honey
than the average bee. 1t is rather an
angry Insect and has TO be handled
literally with gloves.
Election OF officers was then held,
resulting nh follows Dr. w. X. Mar
shall president: W. X. Graham, vice.
PRECEDENT: W. IL. white secretary.
6rconville II the place selected for
the next meeting. which will be held
In the FIRST "Wednesday and Thursday
in April 1897.
The topic OF the host management
to get the largest yield OF one colony.
using only bees from one queen,
was discussed. and several remarked
that thcy would experiment Daring the
next year end report next meeting.
Colonel Graham offered TO furnish a
nice room for the use of m exhibit for
comb and honey. and Mr. Klmbroueh
remarked II would be good object
lesson for bee-keepere
--------- -----
Our new line OF baby buggieB is in
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-03
SCORED.
lean TOBACCO COMPANY Sc
xnnELy cnrrIcIzEp.
Ion Mny he sworn ont 10
rrnIn the Payment of ~
Per Cent dividends.

Work, April 2..-The extraordinary
nance OF the directors OF the
IN Tobacco company at yester-
Meeting was the absorbing topic
n street today. Criticism OF the
10 policy was uncompromising
~ directors were referred to in
3 termsI In fact. agitation to-
Ia investigation by the governing
ftee OF the New York exchange
u1 begun and rumors are current
doction proceedings TO restrain
xtnent OF the dividend OF 20 per
fDe advance Of over per cent In
rh bid price yesterday over the
cIosing figure led the financial
nifty 10 expect a bad quarter OF
Il for the shorts this morning and
ccd 1t proved. At the opening
aneous sales were made Of 5000
a. 95 TO D7, as against 80 ga last
The decline was under rush
We. A rally to 90 l-2. reaction to
1upther rally to 81 1-2 all occurred
l(fe first fifteen mlnues OF busl-
7.0o0 shares being dealt In In that
The final price was at so "a. The
toctcd up more than one-half OF
Mic dealings, The general list
Sttady at first, pending the
Nation In the Tobacco shares.
cpening was fractionally higher
>Vhd In sympathy with improve
N the prices OF American securi-
london and OF some bidding for
Mount in this market. A reac-
tendency soon developed. in
a by the peterlng out Of tobacco
General Electric, disappointlngly
Bulls. yielded a sharp fraction
, MIC news of the formal execu-
contracts between the company
he Westinghouse interests, A
ate buying movement set in at
Y point. which carried values gem
aooyc last nights level with the
ttH, Louisville and Nashville.
mi preferred and Union Pacific
The last mentioned
,upht on expectation of favorable
BY congress- in regard to n set
n OF the Indebtedness of the
/ rpnds to the government. Dull
nd irregularity within n nerrow
We're only features of the after
rnding. The dealings throughout
u were OF the most professional
ter. The market closed dull and
led, but at slight net gains. as a
n the railway shares. Railway
Mere less animated. but the ten
o. prices was higher. Northern
y He'd in activity and advanced
" on the approval OF the re-
zAtion plan by the foreign bond
= Sales, kl.t57, goo.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-03

New York. April 2.-coffee-F Firm;
santos. good average santos, $500 rels
per 1000 kilos. No movement reported.
Hamburg, quiet and unchanged; sales.
1000. Havre, quiet and unchanged:
sales. 5000. Rio. steady; No. Z. 1ilbo
rels per 10 kllos; exchange, s 7-Sd; re-
ceipts. 5000; cleared for the United
States, 1000; for Europe, 5000; stock.
GS00: total warehouse deliveries from
the United States, CsOe bags Including
$3.50 from New York, New York stock,
tai visible for the United States. 449,-
$50 against 4iS, i25 bags last year
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-03

Editor Gazette; Kindly allow me space
to tell your renders that one who sur
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Syphilis VIII inform amy one who may
desire TO know OF the mcana by which
he was cured or these two ionth-
some diseases and FULLY restor-
ed 10 vigorous manhood. lie has
nothing Whatever 10 sell and wonid
not make one cent or the unfortunate.
having for years paid all hin hard earn
ings TO doctors and for patent medi-
cines only TO experience failure and dis
appointment IN return lie will only DO
too happy 10 inform sufferers OF a
plan by which they cnn be certainly
and permanently cured. Write. de-
scrlbinF disease and inclosng stamp to
Lock Box 10i. villa Park Postoiiic.
Col
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-03
KING HOG COMING.
RECEIPTS An THE srociS yAnps
ON THE INCREASE.
Fort Worth the Growing Market
Faculties 10 be Extended to
Meet Demands.

Ancnt the subject OF tho new packing
house In prospect, II may not he amlas
to say that there are men connected
with the Stock Yards and Packing
house who ate iirst-class business men,
and who have the energy and lblllty 20
carry out any project they may put ,n
foot TO successful termination. These
mon have proved thAir SUCCESS, and
have won the admiration AMI conf
dcnce of the business world.
They bave access TO the money mar
knts where capital is awaiting user,
ana the proper conditions exis,lag here
for prcfitable investments. the means
fer their development will not be nclk-
ward In inserting itself.
IT is merely question OF tlTe. ma n
short time o. that. until this projected
enterprise will be developed. though at
present details cannot he auth orltatiyc-
~ stated.
Enough Is known, however, to war
rart the statement that by .he time
the fail trade Is well under way gre .er
facilities Will he opened up and In OPP
Grafton, so that no apprehension ecd
be felt that any increased amount OF
business that may be brought here
will not he handled. and well taken ,.are
OF. Time only can demonstrate 10 what
extent the facilities Of the market v. III
be enlarged--cvcn reaching the limits
entertained by its most sRnguinc fup-
poriers and promoters.
Tho constantly increasing receipts tire
q source of corgratulation also. They
show that the hog-raisers and stock
growers ara ready N bring their offer
INKS to the home mnrket.
They also show that the hog Industry
las received mighty Impetus
throughout this whole section. 80 that
II viii not be a rash prediction 70 say
that n year from now there VIII be
two hogs in the country where there
ia one now.
Nearly 1000 hogs were received at
the yards yesterday. the heaviest re-
ceipts ever recorded in the history OF
the institution. There were some choice
lots and most would average up well,
only a few cattle were received. bu.
the packing house has It's eye on the
porlters, and II is not worrying.
Another thing tina, has escaped the
notice OF the average observer 10 that
the basis Of all stock markets. and the
foundation OF the packing industry. IL
the hog. The hog is the stendy, sta
BILE element In the business-he is n
home prodrct, and the products made
from him are consumed at home. For
eign markets have little influence upon
the American hog market; II Is pro-
duct always In demand, and can be
marketed She year round. and the feat
ure of wild speculation has not been
injected into his manipulation. so that
there Ia less fluotuatlon In the prices
of hogs and hog products than in al
most any other line.
Al these facts prove that the sit
uatlon here Is favorable for an extern
sion OF the Fort Worth markets, and
the matter IA under the careful consid
Grafton OF interested parties. the devel-
opment OF which Is looked forward TO
with great interest by the public at
large, both far and near.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-03

fprlt. April 2.--Dry goods
|,4oolSS better and IN Some re-
0hoing better. This feeling Is
opn the part of the purchasers.
aaRinG small quantities while
Isnaylset developments. Bleach
'1ye SHARED IN q better inquiry
|qlehts IN the aggregate have
Mir quantity. Moro mail In
N re received for colored cot.
included moderate shipments
The complexion OF the market
rhccrful Printing clotha dull
INttd priccs. or g lie.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-03

New Yirk. April 2.--The Evening
Posts London financial cablegram:
Busintess Is virtually suspended until
after the Easter holidays. The tone Of
the stock markets were good today.
general on the closing OF bear accounts
prior to the holidays. Consols nre
again at no. Americans were firm.
closing at the best The coin and bul-
lion In the bank OF England decreased
this week i,64i 900. cash having gone
into circulation as usual al the end OF
the quarter and prior to the holidays.
The Paris ana Berlin markets we're
firm and more active.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-03
LOCAL MARKETS.


GroccrtcA anu frttintoncs
rIams--Medlum. plain ana oanvassed.
e1-ec.
Breakfast bacon--Piain ana canvass.
cd. i-fc.
Bacon. bellies. smoked, 7i-2c.
Dry sale sides, 3-fc.
Short clear bacon, t-fc.
Dry salt bellies. i-2c.
Compound lard, tierccs. 1-2c.
Lard In cans. advance over fierce
prices.
Leaf lard, tiorces. &c.
h0-pound cana. LIDO; 10-pound cans.
s-4c; 5-pound cans. Use; 3-pound cans
lie per pound
suear--s,andard fine gvanulated. In
harF OF 100 rounds each or IN barrels
choice yellow CHARMED. I-Sc: prime yell
low clarified. &c.
Cofreo--Roasted l. package. Mokas-
ka. 10 i-9c Arbuckie. 1870; Lion.
- t-2c; xxXN. 10 Lee; cordova, 1gc;
Early breakfast. 26c.
Fancy Rio. zoe.
coffee--Green. fancy Java. SO
Fancy nnRherry 20 1.2n-
Prime Rio. ~ Lac.
Fair Rio, IS i-2c.
Common Rio. isc.
Benns-Lady waahlnHtnn- 2t-2a
Lime, A..
Pink. 2i-2c.
B1yous, 1-2c.
Black eye peas, 1-2c.
Country Produce.
Produce and fruit--Applcas-F Fancy
northern per Dbl. A.75G560: California
nnvels. 33.2aT3Tb; California seedlings,
S2.5OH2.75; onions, 2G2 lido 10; rrnnber-
ries Dbl. $40: cocoanuts bag Of 100.
IS Greeley potatoes. b5l60c: Triumph
potatoes per hushcl, 81. 35Qi.40; Minne-
sofa Rose, csc: Peerless, Csc; Hebron,
65c; EARLY Ohio. zoe: red onion Hets por
bu., s2.25; yellows sa.25: whites. $3.50.
Bananas, Si50M2.25.
Flour-Johhers prices, high patent
80; fancy patent, $3.50; family, x.T5;
foreign mills, high patent. s2.iO; fancy
patent SO; strnights. Sl.s5,
Grain hngs-Iinle lots: New 5-bushel,
s-ounce. 3-ic; new ? IT, buRhcl. s.
ounce, corn. S-ic; centals, bale lots,
4 i-2c; la Platns, &c; secondhand oat
wheat-No. ?. Toe: No. ,. c5c.
Corn-Shelled, mixed bulk, Job lots,
~ 1-2c; car corn from wagons. 2s72ic;
sacked corn car lots {. .. b., countrj
points 25G26c; ear. pic.
Oats--TeNas rust proof. In bulk frc'n
wagon. 15Gi6c; car lots. sacked, I. o. =,
country points. 151lec.
Hay-Job lots. ss.5ogs.oo according o
Bran--Job lots. COO; car lots, zoe.
z. o. b.
Meai-iO pounds. 4oc; car lots. zoe:
chicken iced, wheat, Job lots. $50 per
bushei; FEED meal. SIC; car lots. rOc
sweet potntoes--pumni.in ,ar,s largo
Use; pumpkin yam seed, soc; common
eating. 400
Turnps-pcr bu. soc.
Pecans--per pound. 3d1c.
Poultry-Tat spring chickens. larger
than quails, y25OI2,75 per dozen; fat
fall chickens, s2.J0a275. old roostera,
Toe each; old hens, s225; hens, Sc. 40Gf
$50.
Turlteys--H &c: gobUiers. &c.
Ducks-In iuil feather. 800 per foz.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-03

st. Louis. April 2.--cnttle-R Receipts,
1900. shipments, 400 Market steady 70
strong. but no really good steers on
sale. Export would hiring sLi0It25;
fair to good 81 ring, $500 100; dressed
beef and butchers steers. $3,20dS.Sh;
steers under 1000 pounds, ss.75a3,4O;
and heIfers. 2OO93s0: bulls, mostly
s2.20G2T5: calves. $t006IGG0: Texas
steers, s2.75@3.I5; bulk OF sales. $1,000
$50. COWS and heiscrs. s2.c0G325.
Hogs-ReceiptE. 1900; shipments. 81
900. Market l0c higher Heavy S3G0
Q3.S0; mixed, ss.50T375: light. ss.701
3S5: bulk OF sales, Ss.T5FlS.s5-
none. Market steady Native, $3.50
400: westerns, S3.4061S.S0; southern,
s2.s5ep3.G0: Texas, ss.250a.S5. clipped ma
tlves. 1926: lambs, s3.7524.50: spring
lambs, s7.00Ds.00.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-03

liverpool. April 2-Cotton--spot.
quiet, moderate business; prices un-
changed. American middllng. 1894:
the sales of the day were $4,000 bales.
OF which 500 were for speculation and
export, including 1000 American. Re-
ceipts. $500. all American. Futures
opened quiet and closed Mt the ad-
vance. American middling, |. m. c..
4.1sQi19: May. Az; May-June. 4.i6:
June-July, 4.14; July-August, Ala: Au-
gust-Septembcr. 40; September Octo-
Der, 4.02Qi03; october November. s.Gi
G362; ovember-December. 3.50Q3, CO.;
December january. s59@s60.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-03

Kansas City. April 2.--cattle-Re-
ceipts. 1000, shipments. 1000 Market
quiet Texas steers, s2.75dsco; cows.
s29260; beef steers, S2.759i; native
cows. s2G33O; stockers and feeders,
s2.d0G3.C5
Hogs-Recelpts, $500; shipments. H.
100. Market active and bnlOc higher.
Bulk OF sales, ss.sOG3.7O, heavics. $1,000
s.G5; packers. s2G063.77 1-2; mixed. $3.50
G3.60; lights. ss.d5u3.sO: Workers. 5000
$50; pigs s3.40Gp37 10.
Sheep-Receipts 1900; shipments. 500
Market firm; spring lambs, sS.004S:
muttons, S293.i0 NJ
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-03

On April 7th at ssciO for the round
trip from Fort Worth.
THE CRIPPLE CREEK EXCURSION
Via the Fort Worth and Denver. the
great short line from Texas.
Get your tickets at 4oi Min street.
E. s. BEARD. c. p. 6 T. A..
Fort Worth. Texas.
Or c. d. Lusk. Ticket Agent Union
Depot. Fort Worth. Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-03

New Yorls April -Cttton-onle,.
steady. Mlddling, Use; net i,ereipts.
3 grose. 1851: cxnorts to Gr--at Rritrin,
SD; continent. axe: forwarded. 81; sales,
900, al spirnersi atnck. III 90.
Total today-Nct receipts, fcis. ex.,
ports to Great prltuia. 22.etD. continent.
1879; rtock. 1913,
cnnsoiifntel ret roceiptF st.2i2. OK
ports to Great Tirltain. se,io5, France.
ii5 continent. $500
Total since September l--Eet receipts,
s.775. ei5; export 10 Great Britain. 1866. :
AS; France. ass,7il; continent lt.ieohco-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-03

Liverpool. April 2--Whcat- Srot
firnt: No. / hard Manitoba, 50 1-ad
futures. firin una unchanged April
IS ca: May. Is 8 lid; June. Is 8 sd,
Juiy-AuKuat, 81 Cd; September, $50 l-id
Corn--Sp0t, FIRM; American mixed
new. ss futures steady md unchanged
Arrii. 49,: May. So SID July, IS 1 Lad
July. IS . i-fd.
T'lour--Dull. detrand POOR; ST, Loai'
fancy winter, Is ID
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-03

New York. April 2.--Cotton spot quiet
and steady; mlddiinE uplends. Z 7-sc:
mIddilng gulf. 5 l-sc, GALES. 2oi huiea.
Futures closed quiet and steady;
sales, ti.O0o bales. January. 7-25; April.
s.Co: May. GO; June, 1855; July a09;
August. 7.6sj September. s.ai: october,
1874, November. IT'S; December. 7,eo.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-03

Standard dry salt. short clear, $3.50:
standard short clear bacon. 5000: hams.
medium. ss.95; hams, small. $3.50:
breakfast bacon. ss.25: dry salt belliea.
sG.25. bacon, 1915. dry salt, shoulders
IS; California hams. $3.50; pure leaf
lard. s5.75.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-03

New Orleans, April Cotton ru-
lures dull: sales. 1890. April- 7.56 hid;
May, 7.6sn7.Gi; June 7e0@7Gi; July,
7.5o17so; August, 7.4717is: septemter.
s.g5Teps: December. 09Bg6s7: Janu-
nIy. 7.O0l7.02
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-03

Hay-Firm. Timothy. choice. stiWl5;
other grades, Si50d106o. prairle, choice.
S6.5OuT5O, other grades. s3Ql.50.
Buttcr-Creamery weak. 10 i-24iSc;
dairy. i2@igc.
Eggs Generally Arm at lac.
Receipts-Whc 1850; corn, $4,000;
oats 10000
Shlpments--None.