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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-03

belllcose than tho Senats's, but the
point l. Of little consequences, consider
lng The lafgenpts o; me mbjofities AMI
tue raplJiiy with which the resolution
was adopted, almost amounting To pre-
clpllanry. Our correspondent asCfibes
lhii haste 10 The Barcelona disturb.
hnces. But Spain apyl1giEld Tor these
win Tr0mytiuIo worthy u = CnEm.
brflnln (ftiefrlng 90 Colonial Secretary
thamUeflain's attitude on tue que.
llnu OF the jameson raid upon the
TpusvfaD.
"Pftsldunt Cleveland has now 10
decide whether u IN safe 10 disregard
the concurrent resolution. We may
SUSPECT the Cuban agitation Of being
70 BJme extent Fictitious because Of tue
large financial Interests Involved, anu
'ht Ftetldtnt, daring 10 disregard tue
present clhmJT, might little later
receive the c0uutty's thanks. should
President Cleveland decide upon more
p.trmpiUfy action, there u every reason
10 anticipate war, which may prove
IN lfu Troublesome than tue Wathing'
ton politicians expect"
The ST. James Gazette fematkti II
spain anu he United state gO to war
u does not follow that the Americans
Will have euch mere wAlkDver NJ
they anticipate. The toll Ia the price
VI American stocks tells ils own tale.
American lmmrfcu would be "a hne
bait Tor Spanish ptivatUofB, anu the
capture Of Cuba would hardly c.m-
psnBaiU Tor such damage. American
commerce would feel tue te.ults not
only On the Atlantic, but IN European
waters.
Tue prospects Of Spanish privaiccrs
! f'Calis that another vi AmUrlca's pOills
zeal Chicks l. coming home 10 rousL
spaiu followed Amrfica's example IN
fvlutiug 90 tCUgu 10 the HbuItlO 81
pfivate,fs. Thu, not even the siiyht
obstacle Of international q frtmcut ~
lets 10 prevent thu SpAniafjs ir,m
tquippiug n swsrm Of steamrto 90 prey
uI0u American shipping, winch tue
Americans threaten " du To thv but.
lsh " they are ever A. wuT with the
United States.
SPAIN PRErAmNu.
LoNDOS, March II no Pan Mall
ca sttu To-Day inns dispatch from
MadfiI when say: Although SpAiu
recognizes tue absolute iudui uuutuce
Oi tue Amer can fenAt0ft, without Hd.
hitting tho possibility Of Intervention,
ihe ftmlor intends 70 point uut % tue
| American government the Justice Of
some Uf tho language " the senators.
lie also proposes 10 point out the t,di.
CulOusuU's u the prrttutl0ns Of the
| Cuban rebels, whose savage aCts, II 10
/ c.hiued, merit the condemnation Of
| civilized nations. Fer them g. be con.
sidered on M equal lUotiug Win the
| spanish troops auI ~ grant such men
Urlligetent fight-,is 60 sldufud Ia some
quarters TO be- simply ptetcxt Tor a
/ quarrel with spain, Tue government
IA any case, Is preparing tor all event
ualiuUs,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-03

DO YOU GIVE BoND--I can get II
for you IN company with 81 500, 900
assets and save you 1Rking your
friends. T., u. Fos1ick, Hurley Build
Ing
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-03

rs i-sc, The per cent. bonds Of 40,
were marked NJ 2 per cent. 10 S.. but
Ten later to 50 Ice.
Weaterin Union was depressed nm e..
IRENE J 3-S per cent on tho thnnr,, ~,
the bankruptcy OF the Ealtln,nrs ,,,f
ONO would result IN throwing ~ I'd
holding OF that stock on the inuri,et
The strength Of donlals OF tho nrnh.
ability OF such contingency, a railv or
: points from the lowest was msde
there Were rumors To the effect tLa,
l'OOuDOO OF Its Western Union .toc,,
hai been secretly sold by the paltinorc
and Ohio management a wear aea
THIS story was denied by parties cIai,,
Ing TO be well informed
=, Liquidation was also pronounced In
tennessee Coal. that stock breai,,r,
. - per cent. on sales OF 100 shnres
The general list suffered to Tho "Sfc,,;
OF I-.ul - per cent, with the intcrna-
tonhl shares, grangers and sugars
most prominent The reactlonory move,
inen' was soon checked, and Il large
part OF the losses recovered.
Speculation left of weak. olthnu,h
me ilnal prices as n rule showed I'M
slsht declines as compared with lnst
weeks closing figures
halIload bonds were moderately net.
I've. The general market was irropninr
N me carly dealings, but became
suohg IN the late session in sympatbv
with the rally in stocks
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-03
DEMAND IMPROVES
ADVANCE or TEN CENTS MADE ~
CHICAGO CATTLE
Hogs Arc in Better Demand ma
Prices Make nm Advance OF
Five Gents.

Chicago, Ill, March s.--Cattle-There
was an active demand for desirable
lois at an advance OF about lOc. and n
soou business was transacted, sales OF
naive steers TO shippers and exporters
being largely at S3,7ba4. rs; a car OF
10 pound steers sold at 81 80; butcher
cattle were in fair demand, cows and
heners selling largely at 81. l5G3 rs.
me stocker ana feeder trade was no
better than Inst week. Texas cattle
We're IN good demand at stronger prices,
with fair receipts.
Hogs was good local ship
ping Demand today. and prices were
strong 70 Sc higher, sales ranging
from s3.70q3.95 for common to prime
lroVes, with sales largely at 49, g0iis 95.
Ihero were more sales at $685. than on
saturday. and fancy light assorted
brought 1921 l-2Mi.00
sheep-The demand was only moder-
ate and prices We're largely l0c lower.
common TO choice drovcs were saleable
az #2.3Ou3.Gj; snles being chiefly at
$''Vvnd.bO FOR natives and Westerns.
Lambs were in request at 50 5O1fI 10,
sheep, $4,000. V'''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-03
$50 Suits.
81 Pants.

nts.
The Tailo..
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-03

Chicago H.. March I'm wheat fair
activity was displayed. there being n
good trade within lac range with the
feeling developed unsettled. May start
ed at a gain of about S-Sc, uud there
We're good reasons for IL. Two elevators
at Minneapolis holding II was said
one million aud one-half bushels nf
wheat, We're reported to be burning
and commission houses had orders be-
fore the ouening to buy In the wheat
sold In Chicago against Il large pro-
portion Of their contents. The Liver
pool market was Ltd higher. but the
Russian shipments OF wheat and flour
for the week were only l,6SS 900 bush
els. compared with 2G00.001 bushels on
the week before. indicating that the
total shipments from all the exporting
countries last week would he found
much smaller than the estimated week-
ly requirement. With such n strong in
ducement the buying Tor half an hour
was vigorous and general and the price
Of May wheat. which at the close on
Saturday was 81 1-Sc. started ut from
6Sa GS l-Sc, and inside the first half
hour had risen to 6S Ice At this price.
however, a strong inclination to real
ize was manifested. Several holders NJ
big lines took advantage of the bulge to
put In the market and the price grad
ually oascd of TO g. 3-4c.
The life went out Of trade. and for
an hour I'm the middle of the session
business got down to small proper
tions.
Corn was quiet and sold within mar
row range.
Outstanding was exceedingly duh
and rather inclined to weakness, heavy
receipts and expectations of continued
free arrivals having u depressing In
iluencc.
Provisions opened strong at nm ad-
vance due to the better prices pre-
viuusly ruling at the stock yards, but
there was considerable selling at the
improvement and prices gradually re-
Ceded.
Estimated receipts for Tuesday:
Wheat, cars; corn, 500; oats. 400: hogs,
2S 900 head.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-03

Kansas city. Mo. Feb. .-Wheat-
Improved demand. about lc higher. NO
2 hard, zoe: No. 3, 47dbSc; rejected nom,
inaliy 9OaS5c No. . red. I5c; No, red
snrlng. G5aG5 Lee: No. 3, 90 i-2MB4c.
corn active at Saturdays close. NO
mixed. 20 lac; No. white. ~ l,Zc'
Oats--1-2c lower, rather dun, NO
mixed. l6 i-2e NO. Y whlte, 10 l-'V-Ve'
uny--Very dull weak. Timothy, l0U
llc, prairie. 81 5O15.5o
Hutler-Creamery steady. lOalsci
dairy, lS9l5c,,
Eggs-steadier, Sc. 1000.
RsseIpts-Wheat, 1920: corn, 10000
oats, $1,000.
shIpnents--Wheat and corn, none
oats. $500.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-03
PROHIBITION KILLED.

Iowa Tcetotalers Consider the Defcnt
Entire and Crushing.
Des Moines. To-, March 2.--cOnstitu-
uonal prohibition OF the liquor traffic
In Iowa was killed hy the house Ian.
week by a vote OF 40 To II. \ motion
TO reconsider the vote was indefinitely
postponed. The prohibitionists regard
tho defeat ms entire and crushing, and
are hopeless OF rcsurrecting the aues-
tfon.
tuuonal amendment for prohibition to
vote OF the people was adopted by
the last general assembly. and the pro-
hibitionists were confident OF carrying
u through the present assembly, tho
law requiring the passage of the rcso-
luton by two successive general as
scmblieS prior 90 the submission OF an
amendment 10 n popular vote.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-03

o lid: No. . red spring stock OK
hausted; No. hard Manitoba, Us : i "a /:
No, California. 80 81, ruturts opened
steady with near positions unchanged
from yesterdny'a closing March. Is
ST; April. ~ \ l-2d; May. * sid; June.
IN 3-id. July, 5s Cd. Aug, is o I'D.
corn-Spot steady; American mixed.
~ Lad. Futures opened stcady- and
unchanged; closed auiet with March
lid higher ana other months I'M
changed March. IS lid April. ss s-id; .
May. So | lid; June, rs 1 led. july.
5s Cd. Aug. IS . led
flour-Steady: demand fair. freely
supplied. st. Louis fancy winter, 7s al.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-03
BUSINESS CHANCES.

A GOOD opportunity for business
woman. complete outfit OF Delsarto
corsets, waists and braces, manufac-
turers' bill, sg2; for si6. Write or call
on W Robertson. 270 Main street. Dali
las, Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-03

For meeting OF the Southern Lumber
Manufacturer association to be held
at Memphis. Tenn. February IS to 81.
u rate OF one fare 20 Tcxarkana, added
to rate OF sg.25 from that point will
apply from all stations IN the state
OF Texas ON lines Of the Texas and
Pacific railway.
From points In Louisiana the rate
will be one lowest frstelasA limited
fare for the round trip.
Tickets viii be sold from all stations
February 10. II and Is, limited for re-
turn to February %.
Apply to your nearest ticket agent
for any further Information desired, or
CASTOR MESLIER.
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
Dallas, Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-03


St Louis, March Flour frm un-
changed, Wheat stronger and higher;
earlier decline; later closed Irregular
and unsettled 3-S to Sd lower Spot
nominal: No. . red cash II bid elevator:
sales track, 20 l-2W7i; March So. May
Is l-2; July 81 3-i0Gl rs.
Corn-Not materially changed Till
close. which was l-Slpl-4 lower. spot
easier: No, mixed cash 2G j-Su27 is;
March IS 1-S, May q L.; July 2S Lea
- 5-S
uats-Futures eased OF with but few
buyers ut lower prices. Spot dull,
steady No. cash and March 10; May
20 l-2; July 10 IL.
Rye-Qulct. SSq39.
Barlcy--Stcady.
Corn meal-$l.3jQlAO
Bran--i5 for sack, east track.
Flax sced-Lower. 81 IL.
Timothy seed 23HI3.i0.
HAY Prairlc-Sj.2jU5,S timothy Sih
$50
Butter-Fnir demand; steady; cream
cry l1qp22. dairy l3dlS.
EgRs-Stronger;fr esh 3.
Whisky--$l22,
I.cad-Quipt, lower; S2.97 Ia.
Spclter-Nominal, $3.7j.
Cotton tios'-72.
BaEging 10.
pOrlS-Firmer. standard mess jobblnB
500; old $3.50.
Lard quiet; prime steam S5.l5; choice
$50 L..
BACON Boxed shoulders $500 IL;
longs $jG2 IL; shorts Sj.75; ribs $5G2
10; dry salt meats boxed shoulders
Si.75: longs SOLE L.; ribs $3.50; shorts
S0.Ji L., o,o.
Receipts-Flour 1000: wheat 1900;
corn 1872 900; oats $4,000.
Shlpments-Flour 1900: wheat ~
COOS corn $4,000. oats 1900.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-03

urwcl, March 2.--Cotton-Spot
q t1and; lower. American mid
st,il.S2d; good middling, 1S-Sed ;
l112 mildling. 4 ll-32d; low mid
kgtid; good ordinary. 4 l-Sd; or
asi l5-l6d. The sales OF the day
taa0o bales, OF which 1000 We're
/, sfulation and export and In
~ 1900 American. Receipts. 5000,
thang $500 American. Futures
VI steady, American middllng. J..
e. March. l1-64d. March and
~ il0d: April and May, 4.loi: May
+ lsne. 4.lOd: June and July, i.O9n
n July and Aug. i.O9d: Aug. and
n ig9d; Sept and oct, "a; oct.
+. Nov. S,j9dS,60d; Nov. and Dec,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-03

New York. March 2.--Lonce--s SANTOS Is
firm. good averages. 1880 reis per ~
"' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1904 pfg. ad-
uayrs-Closed quiet and unchanged
10 III decline. sales, 22o "a
Rlo-Firm: No. :. 1850 reis per ~
pllos. Receipts. 1000
Cleared for Europe. LOCO v.,.
Warehouse deliveries from New to ,Ii
saturday. 4,s22 bags ne" ho'A o9 7sy 40
aaaoot Tor The United states, 10000.
natal visible for the United STATES
a7s Sis against AZ. 192 bags last year
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-03

New York, March Mooney on call
easy, Sdti per cent; last loan. = o.
closed . L.. Prime mercantile paper
bUb l-2 per cent. Sterling exchange
irm, with actual business in bnnltars'
DIS at s4.7 3-4di.Ss for demand. md
N,Si S-4Q4,s7 for sixty days: posted
rates A.SI IL and $4.sS l-2a4 ISL
commercial bills. A.SG; Mexican dol.
Bar silver. 6S l-2c.
silver certificates, 6S 1-iaes 3-ic.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-03

tiN''FitH ana PROVISIONS.
. 3-ic.
breakfast bacon-Plain and canvass
bacon. bellies. Smoked. 7 s-ac,
Dry salt sides, l-4c,
Short clear bacon, 4 3.ic.
Dry salt bellies. G S-ic
compound lard. ticrces, ! l--c.
prices.
Leaf lard. ticrces, i-ic.
ao-pound cans. lac, l0-pound cans
5-4c; 0-pound cans, 1-sc, S.pOund cdns
lc per pound.
sugar-standarl fine graduated. Fl
bags or 100 pounds each or In barrels
80 cut loaf or powdered. 8 3-ic
choice yellow clarified. s l.sc: prime vel
low clarified, Sc.
Cofee-Roasted. LIB package. Mn.
kaska, 81 l-ec; Arbuckle. ice, Lion. 1nr
HAHN; ice; Cordova, Toe: Early Break
Fancy Rio. aic.
SSoffee-Green, fancy Java, CSC.
Fancy pcnherry. 20 i-2c.
Prime Rio, zoe.
Fair Rio, ice.
common Rio, 1sc.
heans-Lady washington. si.ec
Lime, 40.
Pink. 2i-2c.
Bayous. l-2c.
Black eye peas, Q f-2c
Country Produce.
Produce and fruit-Appless-Fa
northern per Dbl. SS.75d5OO; California
haNels S30oU3.dO: California seedlings
$-O0N2oO' choice lemons, t2g5Sfa. so:
grapes. Malaga kegs. S5GOa1 OJ onions.
2@s ic pcr III; cranberries per mil
1900; cucoanuts per bag Of 100. s.,
Greeley potatoes. 55U60c; Triumph 20
thtuts per hushcl. Sl50, Minnraotn
Rose. 6ac. Peerless. Doc: Hebron. GE,,
early Ohio, 55c: red onion sats per bu
S5s' yellows., $500; whites, SEQ.
,hlour-Jobbers' prices. high patent.
s2lO; fancy patent. 81: family, 81 81.
foreign mills, high patent. s. 10. fancy
patent 81; straights. s1s5
tram bHgs-Balc lots: New 5-hushei
S-ounce, 3-sc: now ~ husheI \.
ounce, corn, &c; centrals. bale lots.
4ei la Platas. &c; secondhand oat
wheat-No. .. 10; No. 3. Coo
Corn-Shelled. mixed bulk Job lots,
" l-2c ear corn from wagons 2OI25c.
sacked corn car lots T q. b., country
points, 2dW27c: ear, Ole.
Oats-TeSns rust proof. In bulk from
wagon, l6Gl5c: CIR lots. sacked, {. o. b.
country points, II l-2dls ,.ec.
hay-Tlob lots. s1'JOas.OO, according
Bran-Job lots, ooe; cur lots. AZ Lee.
(. %, b.
Meal--40 pounds, 4Oc: car lots. 4Oe,
chicken feed, wheat, job lots, 5sc per
bushel. feed meal. SIC; car lots. zoe
cwt.
Sweet potatoes-Pumpkln yams. large
zoe; pumpkin yam seed. COc common
eating, iOc IT..
Turnips-Per bu. Toe
Pecans-Per pound, 9ujc.
Pop corn--ln ear, per hu zoe.
Poultry-Fat spring chickens, s.. 00d
s2.25 err doZ.; hens. S2.25.
Turkeys Be; gobhlers, 4 i-ec.
Duclts-1n sull feather. $40 per doz.
Geese-Full feather. $3.50 per doz.
Butter-Nloc mould country Jersey.
zoe plain country. lOG12 i-2c; cream
cry. PC.
Butterlne-solid. 3O-pound tubs, 1ic.
Eggs-ic.
Hides-Dry nint. case: dry Mint dam
aged hides. sd5c; green salt hides. S1
10; green butcher hides. 3l3 lie: dry
Prime tallow. . 3-iG3 1-ici dly blcacn-
ed bones, s. per ton.
salt, sac.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-03

New York, Feb. . -Eycning Posts
London financial cablegram:
The stock markets were irregular
ana rather dun. Americans opened Hat
on the Baltimore and Ohio receiyrrship
and zen below the parity, then rallied
aud declined ON the New YORK opening
prices and finally closed a trinc bet
ter
The Paris and Berlin markets were
dun and quiet.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-03
FURTHER DONATIONS

To the New Denlson Twenty-one Club
Building
Denlson. Tex. March .-tspecial)--
The TweDty-1ne club. 10 whom W. 10.
Munson OF this city presented lot
valued at 81. 800 ana $4,000 In money 10
build club house. In In receipt OF two
donations from 81. Louis. aggregatins
sos
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-03

s,,ssph Rss Maroh marked de-
N sttoI ma noted al the opening Of
,t1ees beInn" the ,contrlbutory in
s.sfcan ds.s me news OF the anti
y. Al Barn"i constructions by the popu-
~ and ,h9ha and other places IN
rsshcy az =, declaration Of the in
M securtls NC Baltimore and Ohio
|s,siely den.f % that company were
@iheously ssel. The stock sold sim
h, h,dh ~ The opening at frori
sisle a. ason dealings al $1,000
:s.s On sa,ssa,nst % l-2c, the nnal
~ harden, Subsequently tho
sa 70 zoe ana lert or a.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-03
VISIBLE GRAIN st-prLy.

New York. March 1.-THE visible sup
ply of wheat Saturday. February 10.
as compiled by the New York Produce
Exchange. Is ns follows
Wheat 6l.Oss.00C bushels. decrease.
Ky 900. corn, ls,oss,0oo increase i.52s. :
wv oats 100000; increase, $1,000; rye.
600. decrease, sos 900.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-03

LOST-Lnst Sunday evening between
the First Presbyterian church and Ma
con street, via Lamar, II small silk and
lace cape. with bead trimmings; leave
at Evans 6 Roe's and get reward.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-03


ST Louis. March Cattle recelp,s
-'VuV' shipments 100. Market strong
ana shade better than last weeks
close within the range. Export steers
N'EON4.iS' shipping bceves S9.7OG4l5;
"a. w. -
steers under 1000 pounds S2SOda. so:
stockers and feeders S2.25mS.G5; cows
ana heircrs f2N3.i0; bulls mostly 50. rs
g2lo' Gamers Sl50l225. calves si5Oil
Ss9; Texas steers grass 81, SOn3;red
S5IlSeoi cows and heifers mostly s. 700
llogs--Rccoipts $500: shipments 100
Market o and 10 higher Heavy S3.75@
a95' mixed S3.6043sj: light S3.G5d 20.
sheep-Receipts 1900; shipments
none. Market steady to strong. Ma
ives S3M3.i5' southern S. 6UG3.iO:
lambs y3'aogi,5O; Mexican yearllngs
&2jN3.S5. culls and common stun Sa6r
10
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-03
yrw oprrNNg coTTON

IN Orleans. La. March Cotton
a.y. Mlddllng. Use; low middling
.se, good ordinary, G 7-Sc; net re-
Ess g;G6; gross, 2t99: exports, cont
n ~: sales. $500; stock, 302.0TT.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-03

FOR SALE--A printing Office In Il town
of 700; good business, worth ti2J per
month"; only paper In the town good
Gazette.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-03
wANTED-TO Bu1 i.

WANTED-To lease or procure po-
sitlon as publisher and editor Of a
country weekly. A good writer. type
setter and sober. Address boy. box
"a. Meridian. Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-03

New York, March Total sales or
stocks today We're Sl71Si shares, In
American Sugar 10000; Louisville und
Nashville. 2j.iO0
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-03
OF WAR
..k FEELING N NEw
LIZ corroN m,nNrT.
s.rte, opened Weak ana
,,,,a at n Net Loss OF
10 to Is POINTS.

March 2.--Thc cotton
fr ioiNd eciJedly weakened today
~ V s1llsappointlng cables. wnisn
~ .S Ss@' a decline of l-g9'
10 O ,Sas Of political complications
u ialk 81 s r. out OF the Spanish
Hssly 70 ION. The weakness was in,
san si, hr 4 tendency to increased
l'd py " i receipts FOR this week At
Fnsiss "a 4 decline Of IL 70 10 points,
oi's....,,lt Today's trading showed
ihs ff lnsai talent Is good deal
ms ,be situation and Inclined to
~ q non, ,l quickly The market
ssa,Iet and steady at a net loss OF
N i points
- oF PRIcEs-NEw YORK
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-03

FOR SALE-Lnrge plate glass. VIII
foll cheap. W. s. Matney. 2l3 Main
street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-03

60 AND . HURLEY BuILpINo.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-03

i. York March Cotton futures
VI auet AMI steady. sales. 22p, 200
Z Nlrch. r 29e. Aprn, 3Gr. Muy,
n. June 7.4ir. July 7.4Sc; Aug,
4. sept. 1855; oct. I.lsc; Nov,
=. Dec. 7.lGr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-03

TO ExcHANGE--eso acre farmes IL
miles from city. for improved city
property. or good Vendor Lien notes
knight & Blackburn, No. 2Os Houston
street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-03
Losr-rouNp = srnAynp-sroLrs

LOSr-A ladies' brown leather pocket
book containing money. reward for re-
turn TO sos Main street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-03

Toward the end Of the season busI-
ness shows consl ierable falling OFF.
Quotations are nomlnally as follows:
Low middling, LIE.
Strict low mlddllng. 6 $50
Mi1dling. G 3.ic.
Strict mlldling, 9 7-Sc.
Good midd.ing. &c.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-03

FOR sALE-Nice residence lots 60xiOO
feet each, with alley; situated on West
First and Wcatherford streets and
centrally located; price $3.50 each; terms
very reasonable. SlN-room cottage
and lot JOXi25 feet ON West weather.
ford street, south front. $500. caHy
terms. ON lielknap street and well
located on West side. lot 1Jxl00 feet.
with fOur-rOum cottage, corner lot
$500. extra easy. Two nice places on
Cherry street, east front. lot d6xl0O
each md good houses on each. one
$500, the other $3.50. Some nrst-clAss
ino0mc-p0ying busincsa property. bar
gains. one pasture OF 800 acres
fenced aud Crosa-fcnccd water and
wood, extra fine grass land and only
ten miles from Fort Worth: 81 per
acre: easy terms. sandy land, part
timber and part prairie. 81 pcr acre;
terms all right, Several extra Well
improved black land farms, 100 to 200
acres each $40 TO $50 each. Several
tracts Of the very beat Of black waxy
hog wallow land In eight miles Of the
city, $50 per acre, any Kind OF terms.
A line farm Of 900 acres and one-half In
pasturc, four ana one-half miles from
the city. TO rent for 1896. Ten-nore
blocks for gardening and orchards for
sale cheap and ON long time. Ten
acres 90 rent inside the city. HUFFMAN
81 Co. Fort Worth, Tex,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-03

WILLIAM q. HENDERSON,. ooun1
sclnr-ut-inw aud solicitor Of Americaf
and foreign patents: trade marks and
labels. Rooms 20 AMI 20. Norris build
ing. corner Fifth and + streets. Washt
inRton. %. C.. Seventeen yeare' expers<
once. Including service IN sznntninY
corps u. X. Patent ofiice. send al<atcG
OF model for report as 10 patentabilft,1
correspondenoe invited. Mention CD
setto
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-03

Reported from the Union stock yards:
Fat steers. ts.55IS.eo: feeders, s2.50d
. %: stnRs. 81 .50G 10; bulls. 81 .50ell 10 /.
good fat cows. f2.O0I2,5O; medium COWS,
sl5OIi 30; heifers. $i.7j0225; calves.
s950H3.0o.
Fat hogs Heavies. t330d3G0. good
demand: fat mast hogs. s2.75G30O; light
fat hogs. S0od32b; good demand; wa
gon hogs. ssO5G3.30 In good demand:
Feeder hogs, no demand.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-03

FOR FxCIIANGE--.i fine buainess and
rcsidcuce block: two stores and several
dwellings; finest location Ia city. for
rnrt cnah and property: we could use d
faw .arant !otai have purchasers. See
4. G. Highsmith Land Co. Scott-Har-
roid building. Fort Worth. Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-03

Standard dry salt. short clear. $3.50;
standard short clear bacon, $685.; hams,
medium, 1926; hams. small, $3.50. break
fast bacon. SS.25. 1ry salt bellies. sees
California hams, $3.50. pure leaf lard.
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