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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-04

FOR sALE-I am now Offering for
sale the Hanna House. with all It's fx-
torres. for cash. Address II. w. Spear.
Troupe. Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-04

REGISTERED JERSEY BuLL-iko
sey null IN the state, stands at our
Yards. and we solicit the best cows for
him. he is By Duchess Rioter, s2s6'.
niit OF codex. 50.05s. that made ~ lbs.
ounces Of butter per week. Polk
Bros.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-04
cuIrAGn GRAIN

Chicago, ILL.,, March 3.--Wheat had
another slump today after opening
strong, and the close showed loss
Of about 1-2c from yesterdays iinal
figures. This was due to the excessive
dullness of trading more than any
thing else. What little business there
was was confined almost entirely To
professionals Corn and oats shared in
the weakness, and closed somewhat
lower.
Provisions showed some life and clos
ed higher. Wheat was extremely dul To-
day, the dullness reaching almost TO
the point OF stagnation, and While
showing some firmncss early, soon turn
ed weak. The early strength was par
tally due to the smaller deliveries IN
the Northwest. The fact that cables re-
ported the Liverpool market as holding
up we'll, Notwithstanding the break
here Yesterday. was another Strength
enlnT factar But the local sentiment
was not very confident. and the alb
sence OF bull news and the extreme
dullness In trade We're depressing IN
fluences. There was also more Wheat
for sale than the TORPID market could
well absorb. and prices became hehNN'
selling on gradually S-4c from the top
point early The decline, however,
was gradual. as many who had put out
short lines on yesterdays bulge COW
cred on the way down and helped TO
steady H. There were some crop dam
age news In circulation. but II did not
exert much influence. May wheat open
cd n shade higher Mt 81 b-sl67 l-2c. sold
al G. Ice, gradually sold of to CO Sac.
The weakness continued during the last
hour. as well as the dullness and nm
ally sold down to &C 5-sqB6 3-ic' closing
at that price.
Trading In corn was very light, and
but little interest was manifested.
Onts were dull and Inclined to weak
ness from sympathy with corn ana
wheat.
Provisions were firm. due mostly to
| the small run OF hogs and improved
| live stock prices. and opened at mate
rial advances. There was some recess
ion, the grain markets manifesting
weakness, but this was subsequently
Estimates for Wednesday: Wheat.
~: corn. 400; oats. 26o cars: hogs, I.eOO
head.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-04

New York, March S.--Shnre specula-
tion today was comparatively dull, pus-
mess being about oue-third less than
yesterday. The range of prices was IT.
regular and was manipulated entirely
by professionals A feature of the days
oneratIons was q variety of gossip nj
most entirely concerning the Industrial
shares. London was not considerable
factor, operations being limited. The
initial prices were irregular. owing to
lower London quotations for Amerl-
cans, but the market soon proved SUI
perior to this influence and took an
inward trend General Electric ad-
vaneed CSC on the news of an i'm
portant decision by the United states
supreme court favorable to the COM
many i'm Il long contested suit,
Sugar gained point, partly on COW
erlng of shorts and partly on account
of advances in various grades OF for-
eiGn sugars.
The Changers and international
shares also made substantial fractional
advances.
Tobacco absorbed one-third of the
total dealings developed pronounced
henyiness In the later trading on re-
ports of the formation OF powerful
antitrust combination and or cutting
in prices by outside tobacco manufac'
turers. The loss reached 3-l per cent.
In the rally the price was carried up
( to last nights close. but reali2atlons at
the finish caused a concession OF L. per
cent Burlington was the weak feature
of the railway list declining ! 3-S on
the comparatively light corn move
ment. baltimore and Ohio was less
active. The general market during the
greater part of the late session eS-
hibited firm tone. and prices of most
stocks rose to figures slightly above
yesterdays finals.
Rubber shares became prominent to-
wnrds the close the common declining
! 2 per cent. and the preferred l-2. The
losses were attributed to raid. The
market closed duh and firm at fraec-
tional improvements. Dealings in rail-
way bonds were $4,000. The temper OF
the market was firm.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-04
LOCAL MARKETS.

Groceries and Provisions,
iams-Medium, plain and canvassed,
. 2-ic.
Breakfast bacon-Plain and canvass
cd. . LIE.
Bacon. bellies, smoked, 3-4c.
Dry salt sides, . l-ic.
Short clear bacon, Sac.
Dry salt bellies, 3-Ac.
Compound lard. tiercos. 1-2c.
Lard in cans. advance over fierce
prices.
Lear lard. tierccs- l-ic.
50-pound cans, l-4c; lO-pound cans,
3-ic; 5-pound cans. 7-sc; 3-pound cans.
lc per pound.
sugar-standar fine GRADUATED. In
bags OF 100 pounds each or In barrels,
b1-2c: CUE loaf or powdered. o SIC;
choice yellow clarified, l-Sc; prime yell
CONCENTRATED. lib package. Ma
knslta. q l-gc; Arbuokle. l9c. Lion, 19c;
XNXX, 19c; cordoya, i9c; Early Break
fast. Pee
Fancy Rio. PIC.
Coffee-Green. fancy Java. Csc.
Fancy peaberry, 20 l-2c.
Prime RIO zoe.
Fair Rio. iac.
Common Rio. lsc.
Beans-Lady Washington. 2l-2c.
Lime. d.
Pink, 2l-ec.
Bayous. 2 lie.
Black eye peas. l-ec.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Produce and frult-Appless-Fa
northern per bhl., si.0OQ5.O0; California
Havels, s3O013J0; California seedlirrs
s.. 00m250; choice lemons. s325M350;
grapes, Malaga kegs, s6.60MIoo; onions
e@2,t-ic per lb; eranberries per bpl
$1,000; cocoanuts per bag OF i00 50;
Greeley potatoes, 65Q6oc: Triumph po.
tatoes per bushel $780, Minnesota
Rose. SIC; Peerless, Jjc Hebron. 65c;
Early Ohio, 55c red onion sets per bu.,
SECS; yen 9ws, 81, whites, $3.50.
Flour-Jobbers prices. high patent,
foreign mills. high patent. $40; fancy
patent, 81; stralghts, si.s5.
Grain bags-Balc lots; New 5-bushel,
Bounce, 3-ic. new z 1-2 bushel. g.
ounce, corn. Sc; centrals. bale lots,
DC, la Platas. &c; secondhand GA,
'" whea.-.No. ?. 7s; No. 3, COO.
Corn--shelled, mixed bulk, Job lots,
3s &c: ear corn from wagons. goa 25ci
sacked corn chr lots Z. o. b.. country
points. 26d 25c. ear, 2ic.
oats-Tsxns rust proof. in bulk from
wagon. isaiIe; car I l9,s, sacked o. D.
Hay--Job lots. s7.5o9s.oo, according
Bfan-Job lots. COO; car lots. Ti-ec,
MealIlo pounds. soc; car lots. 4oc;
chicken feed wheat job lots. Csc per
bushal. feed meal. 52c; car lots. poo
sweet otatoes--Pumplsin yams, large
| zoe; pumpkin yam seed, e0c; common
| eating, soc.
Turnlps--Per bu. 5oc,
Pecans-Per pound SGtc.
| pop corn--in ear, per bu, Zoe.
| Poultry Fat spring chickens. s2'Vou
I se,25 er doz. hens. s2i5.
rTurkeys- Hens. &c. gobhicrf, I l-2c.
| Duoks--In full feather s2fv ri coz
| l,uttcr--Nico mould country Jersey,
| zoe; plain country. ioS1 j..c: cream
| 90 2gc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-04
PRICES WERE GOOD.
RECEIPTS OF CATTLE VERA;
SHALL AND DEMAND NET TER.
Shipments OF Hog. at Chicago Too
Light 10 supply the Demand.
and Prices Ad,anccd.

Chicago. Ill. March s.-cattie-To-
days market was OF the usual Tues
days character receipts being small,
and prices were strong ut yesterdays
advance. Exporters continue good pur-
chosers although English cablegrams
quoted the best American steers lQc
per pound, decline within a week of
l-2c, and reduction of &c from the
quotations of yenr ago. Feeding cat
Tie sell fairly and sales are chiefly at
sJ.0143.10; cows and helfers sell largely
at s2.i0M3l0. with good demand and
choicer lots selling readily at $3.50
2.I5; Texas cotton cotton seed fed cat
tie are coming forward in very fair
numbers and are selling chiefly at $500
03.75
Hogs--The offerings were far too
light today to satisfy the trade re-
quirements. Prices were a good Ice
higher, and the pens We're soon emp
tied of their occupants. common TO
choice droves selling at S3.I5N4, 10. Bulk
of the hogs crossed the scales AT $3.50
i.O5, fancy light and butcher weights
selling the best. The market closed
strong at an advance OF Toe,
Sheep--There was a fairly active de-
mand at strong prices, sales being on
n basis of 81 616l3. 60 for common Ia
choice sheep. and S2.506l.3O for lambs
Few lambs sell below 500,
Recelpts-Cattle, 5000; hogs, 1900
sheep, 1000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-04

FOR SALE at a bargain. gentle horse.
harncss and buggy. Call at news stand.
aog Houston stree from 10 to IL and
10 o afternoon.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-04

Liverpool, March 3.-Whe9tIspIot de-
mand quiet; No, red sptihs stoes5
n M California o. cd; futures opened
No, NJ unchanged prices; closed easy,
q q'Ii1i.2d lower. March 5s ~ ApIii
e Sd. MAY IS SID; June 5s sl-su' July
s ne I'D: August 6s sd. ..,.an ,r,xed
s corn-spot steady; American erica ~ li''n ,,n.
new Is; futures opened INV Al l6w-
1n,tssHnred prices, closed STEADY, ~ gay ~
or, March ssi Anrii ~ .. o. Atirust
Id, June IS i-2d' Juls OF ~
81 2 led. ,,o,a moor: st. Louis
fancy winter rs 3D.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-04
INNS COTTON STATEMENT.

l IN the Month Shown-Decrease
in Six Months.
II Orleans. La, March 3.-Secrc-
H,ters statement Issued yester-
ou-s the monthly movement to
|an d February. Compared with
ImN shows a loss for the month
n, figures of 1900 bales, with
kyre last a gain of 1873, 900 and
kena gain or $1,000. The total for
MI was JOl .553 against 572,4i2
NJ. :ss.i36 the year before last
rT IN 1898.
nsase In the amount OF crop
5xp sight for the six months
Mnber to February. inclusive.
I,ak under last year. 56i,06 I'M
tfar before last, while an eN-
tt1wn OF 2T7.l9i over 1893. The
azt nom the LIST OF September TO
en Of February includes total
~ At all United States delivery
'a ttei,537 against 6,S2S, 1872 last
.ilxsl6 the year before and 4,29S,-
me lime In 1898; net overland
l@tlt by railroad across the Mis-
tIl 0hia nr1 Potomac rivers COL
Frltst SIS, 800 last year. S3,i13 year
n Ast and 10, $50 same time In
suhern mill takings, exclusive of
f1ly. consumed at southern out
/ iaSo5 agains. 1873 last year,
J rtar before aand 45i.64S same
1870, and interior stocks in eX-
those held at the commence
~ The season 35S,Gi6 against $685.
~ year. 2je,22 year before and
Y nna time in 1898.
~ make the total amount OF cot
ap brought into sight during the
IIMnlhs ending close of February,
.sM against S,S5G,972 last year.
w year before last and 5,77i.773
I une In 1893. Northern spinners
e1firg February 11T,23i bales
w NsOes last year and 50.T5S the
Mofe Increasing the total for the
nolhs to 1853. 1897 against l,7il,29l
''ai and l,l69,2lp the year before.
nAGes the average weekly taxi
Ky the season 60.G03 against 6S,-
ny year and 1859 the year before.
~ exports for the first six months
Y Nason have been 3,26i.17G bales.
XVI decrease under last season of
" and q decrease under the same
year before last of 7Gi,0l5, The
. y iorelgn exports in February,
~, ~ with February last year. has
s,s and for the same period year
!, 'ast 5l,27l. Stocks at the sea-
:. ahl twenty-nlne leading south
-kilor markets with the close OF
w We're l,lS5,i73 against 1850, :
A. same date last year and 1874
~ year before. Including ports
Ia,srror towns left over from the
~ season and the number OF
,I me current crop brought into
sr'ng the six months the supply
~ o,5bO, 1856 against S,S22,9i2 last
. w e,s26,5G4 the year before, ur
Y .M Ky, Tor the Same six months In
y. uose OF February last year 1913.
|. vent of the cotton crop had
N nsrKeted; for the same sis
, nm ~ issi the percentage of th'
~ vasht into sight was S7.64-lOI
IL s sne same time In 1893 the per
-ee marketed was s6.t3-l00.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-04
CASH CLOSING,
CT LOUIS pRoVIsIoNs.

ST. Louis, No, March Or io"i
steady and unchanged .,..,,ant
Wheat At, sn noses on MAJ and closed i-f@
) Under Yesterday. Spot dull, steady.
"a red cash. 72c bid: elevator, .ssP
81 .se track; No. hard, CSC; March,
az 3-5c; July. O. lee oo,.
corn-Weakness in wheat ana con,
tinued heavy receipts caused downwaru
tendency and closed l-ipS-sc nndcr YES esa
.e"Say spot lower. No. cash. ~ l--W
s " ~. March, % 1-sc: May. "a S-sc;
rnss,s-speculatlv market duh. weak
- io,vcr Spot dull. steady. Cash, 10.
! Ne; March. 10 lie; May. 70 '-''' 'o'y'
10 3-ls.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-04

New York, March 3-Coffee- santos
firm. good average Santos l4,5Oo refs
per 10 kilos; receipts 50OO; stock 10000
Hamburg QUIET Ia pfg. decline; sales
% 900. Ilavre closed quiet. ut 1-2f de-
cline to 1-2f advance; snles $4,000 Rio
steady; No 1850 refs per 10 kllos;
exchange Sl3-lG; receipts two days
5000. cleared for the United States 1000;
for Europe 1000; stock 10000.
Warehouse deliveries from New York
yesterday 1884; New York stock today
903 $780, United states stock 2b3,s5l ;
aflout for the United states 2l3,oOQ; to-
tai visible for the United States i6d,sji
against 4l4.4S2 bags lust year.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-04

New York. March 3.-Money on, call
easy at gas IL per cent; last loan
closed ans IL per cent: prime mer-
camille paper. 1906 per cent. ster-
ling exchange strong and higher with
actual business in bankers bills at
Sl.ST l-gl4.SS Ia for demand and I.S6
b-s@4.s7 for sixty days. Posted rates;
"a, 81 ~ and SA.ss 1-2a4.S0. Commercial
hills. Sass 3-4Gti.SG Mexican dollars,
"A 1-2c: silver certificates, 0s l-2ep6S '-Sc.
Bar silver 6S Use Government pohas
weak. States bonds dull. Railroad
bonds firm.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-04

Kansas city. March 3,-Cattlo-Rc-
celpts. 400; shipments. $500 head.
Market 5010c higher Texas steers.
S343.6O; Texas COWS, S2.35n2.l5; beef
steers, S3t42O; native cows. Sl,il@S,25'
stockers and feeders. SS.25US7j; bulls
$925W3.25.
Market strong: lOc higher; closing easy.
HIeavles, S3GOd3.S5; packers, S5.IbMSsO;
mixed, S365u3.S5; lights, 50. 1Od3.eO;
Workers.. S3S00390; pigs, SS.5Og3.S5,
Sheap-Recelpts, 3i00; shipments.
none. Market STEADY. Lambs steady
at S3.75d440; muttons, s2.jO03,GO
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-04

New York. March .--Wheat--Exports
1000: spot dull; No 9 red 10 Id; No. /
hard Il 1-2 delivered, options opened
steady but Immediately declined under
foreign selling, weaker cables. liquida-
ton and absence OF bad crop news.
remaining heavy all day with light
trade Influenced by lower closing ca
blos and neglected by cash market;
closed 3-SQi-2 decline. No. red March
closed 10; May 7sG7S "a, closed 20 IL.
Hides--Qulet.
Leather--Steady.
Wool-Quiet.
Lard-Flrmer: western steam closed
s. 65G5.I0; refined firm,
Pig iron-Ensy; southern sll .506il3g5
Copper--Dull. brokers price tii 90;
exchange sli. OIL so.
Tin-Firmer; straights sls .35ul3 30.
plates easy
Cotton seed oil--Quiet but firm; prime
2lm2l H.
Coffee-opuons opened steady with
UNCHANGED prices 10 u decline OF
points, business hung llre NIL day and
trading was fentureless. Sellers were
rather scarce. Closed barely steady at
| unchanged prices to u net advance OF
10 points; sales $4,000 bags. including
| March Si2 G0di2.1 70; spot cotfee steady
Rio quiet but firm; No. : 10 l-4dl8 l-2
mild quiet. Corduva 10 3-iftlI 3-i; sale,
| 1000 bags Rio No. ! spot 10 IL.
Sugnr--Itaw arm; refined quiet,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-04

LOCAL COTTON MARKET.
Toward the end of the season husi-
ness shows considerable falling OF.
Quotations are noninnlly as follows:
Low middiing. 1-2c.
Strict low nIddling, Q S-sc.
Miidlnr. 63-ic.
Strict middllng. 67-so.
Good midd,ing &c
LOCAL LIVESTOCK.
Reported from the Union stock yards:
Fat steers. 81 5513,o0; feeders. $500
2.7h. In good demand; s;oohers. s. 600
2 POI stays. 81 .50Mi. 10; bulls. N.sOel rs,
good fat cows $4,000 $50; medium cows,
sl.5odieo; heifers, si.75Ts?ti calves
81 506l300
Fat hogs -Heavies. saS01s.6O, good
demand; fat mast hogs. Ss,TSI 900: light
fat hogs sa00Ga25. good demand; wa
son hogs. s90sdfs s0 In good demand (;
Feeder hogs, no demand.
PACKING HOUSE PRODUCTS.
Standard dry salt, short clear. S5.15;
standard short clear bacon, SG.aj; hams.
medium. 1925. hams. small, $3.50: break
fast bacon. sS,e5; Try salt bellies 81. Is;
bacon, S6,l5; dry salt. shoulders, 81.
California hams, $3.50; pure leaf lard.
SJ.75,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-04

Kansas city. March Wheat--Good
stun In demand; poor slow: offcrugp
small: No. hnrd &C. No, . isG5l; re-
iectod nomlnnlly 500 90: No we'd
nominally 1905; No. rcd spring g. l-2
acc: No. G3 l-2
Com-White Ia lower, mixed steady;
No. mixed % IL. No. white % IL.
Oats SLOW, Ice lower. No . mixed
l6 IA: No. white ~ L..
Rye Nomlnally sc.
Continues very dull, weak. TIM
othy $40. 00Gll so; prairie 81 .joaG.50.
Butter Creamery higher ia rs;
dairy i3dl4
Eggg-Unchanged, Sc,
Receipts 80 Wheat 1000; corn 1890;
oats 1900,
shipmeEts-wheat $500; corn none;
oats 400.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-04

Liverpool. March 3.-Cotton - Spot
moderate business: American middlln,,
9-32d, the sales of the day were IA. 006
bales, Of which 800 were for speculation
and export and included 1900 American.
Receipts 10000. including 1900 Amer.
can. Futures opened quiet and closed
steady at the decline American mid
ding l.. NJ g.; March 4.09; March and
JuHR .0sG4.09; June-July 4 .Os; July
August 4.OT g. 4.0S; August September
4.OS; September-O October 1883: October.
November s.5sQS.59; November Deeem-
Der 3.5s.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-04

New York, March S,-The Evening
POSTS London cablegrami
The naval program is generally ap-
waved in the city The markets. were
better. foreign stocks alone excepted;
s,,o,ienns improved gradually ana
a,nseI strong, nearly at the best.
Paris. Marsh s.-The house has been
aat on a sharp fall in Italians ou'
closed better. , rAa ,,o,.,a, 1vns
,a,ter than yesterday, but duh.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-04

Boston, March IA dun market In
wool is recorded FOR last week. al
though values cannot be quoted as
changed, from the fact that thorc Is
establish the market. Fleece woods
have met with some sales during the
week and territory woods continue to
be neglected and the sales this week
foot up small. Texas woods. spring
medium twelve months, 12dlic;
secured price, We; spring, fine twelve
gSp
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-04

RAILWAY COMPANY. stockholdeis'
and directors annual meeting. The an
nuai meeting Of the stockholders and
directors OF the Fort Worth and RIO
! Grnnae railway comnnny VIII be held
AT the oiiice pf The company m the city
az Fort Worth. Texas. April 18th. 1896,
atsp. M, Transfer books VIII he closed
al noon March 9th. 1896. and remain
closed until April 7tb. 1896.
a. X. DIXON.
Secretary.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-04
VIEW ORLEANS SUGAR

-. Orleans, March s.-Sugnr1opeil
Nsw nnne in FIRST hands, centrituea,t
ks.,ivii 4 5-sai 1l-lec; whites, ~ IA
k 81 s.sc, yoilows, 7-sa4 i-se; seco"N''
. 1908 1916. ,.a,,ia none In first
,ands: centrifugal, ouie' o. w "
ers unchanged
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-04
COTTON srArIsr1cs

IN. Ofk' March 3.-cotton steady.
n N, l-l6c; net receipts. 1874;
ks.,s' ~, forwarded, 1856: sales, 1866;
I'm ,I ssG; stock, ls2, sol.
h IA 'gSuay--Net receipts, l5.l77; ex-
n: y,osLe Britain. 6sIs; continent.
h G rau,ed net receipts. 46,Gss. ex-
son,,ru. Britain, 26,725; France.
! a,sIi"anent, 1925.
m lsin .s September met re-
Iliis: fs ra, exports Great Britain,
|x. 'ahee. sss,o66: continent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-04
NEW YORK SPOT

"a stssa,. March 3, - Cotton - Spot
|Hlhr ,,,,. middling uplands 7-ii-i6;
rles el eui l5-l6: sales 1866 bales:
tsies ''syu barely steady; sales 1885,
~ Il. 'ahuary 1.2i: March 7.32:
n; Aue,,, May l,43; June 7.4T; July
~ fS..' ..bi; September 7.27; Oc-
" i' november 7.l6. December
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-04
CLEARING HOUSE REPORT.
New York. March 3.-Clcarings Slis,-
e43 D3G. balances T,5ls,6OO.
,nNnON TINANCIAL.

1ondon, March 3.--Consols for money
,oa "a. for the account iOg 7-l6; bar ST.
yer 81 ia per ounce; money 80 per
cent, the rate of discount In the open
market for both short and three months
bills 7-sQl5-l6 per cent
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-04
OF PRIcEs-NEw YORK
COTTON.
COTTON LETTER.

| az Of cotton:
s,1Scol again felt the effect of the
|, selling for southern account,
! n our adyices state that the cot
Y. passed into what seems to be
r. hands and they look for n
huslness. Locally the feeling
n. baarlsh and the trade regards
[rs,ctatlon of any advance as alb
mo market has shown consider
Ierngth during the afternoon. hd-
M from the low quotations Of the
IA on a demand from earlier sell
| M short covering held prices
!, dose and the trade is disposed
I. Conservative view Of the mar
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-04
Losr-rouSp = srHArED-sroLEN

LosT--A ladies' brown leather pocket
book containing money. reward for re-
turn 10 sos Main street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-04

FOR sALE-Nice residence lots JOxlOO
feet each, with alley: situated on West
First and Wcntherford streets aud
centrally located: price $3.50 each; terms
very reasonable SlN-room cottage
and lot b0Nl2b feet on West Weather
ford street, south front, $4,000 easy
terms. ON Belknnp street aud well
located on West side, lot 56Ni00 feet
with four-room cottage. corner lot,
$500. extra cnsy. Two nice places on
Cherry street, east front, lot G6xlO0
each and good houses on each, one
$1,000. the other $3.50. Some ilrrt-olass
income-pnying business property; bar
gains one pasture OF p2O acres.
fenced and cross-fenccd. 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 per acre:
terms all right, Several extra we'll
improved black land farms. 100 10 200
acres cnch, $50 to S2j each, Several
tracts OF the very best Of black wnNy
hog wallow land In eight mllos Of the
city, $50 per acre; amy Kind Ut terms.
\ nnc farm OF 200 acres and unc-halr in
pasture. four ana one-hnlf miles from
the city to rent for 1886, Ton-ncre
blocks for gardening and orchards for
sale cheap and ON long time. Ten
acres to rent inside the city. Huffman
a Co, Fort worth. Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-04

WILLIAM q. HENDERSON, ooun-
sclor-at-law and solicitor Of American
aud foreign patents; trade marks and
inbeIs. Rooms 20 AMI rs. Norris build-
ing, corner Fifth and II streets. Wash
inRton, u. G.. Seventeen years expert
ence. Including service In examining
corps ". 4. patent office. Send sketch
or model for report as TO patsntability.
Correspondence invited. Mention GaS
zcttc
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-04
|aILL ADVANCE
- COTTON MARKET IN
NEW YORK..
-, Expressed .Th"' Up
!. ,be Price is bound
90 Come SOON a

March 3.-Thcre was
ieis' active liquidation t nus,
rssy cotton following the ilrst .
h:iefyv "a a sharp turn OF 4 to Z
lo svnyerIng by shorts, a number
% eo osbles stating that the Inv
rse IA. ss was In trim for AN ad-
rain, shorts were nervous as
..,ysd demand from the cont ,..,,
trss sIso reported. There was also
= , az on the belief that selling
s ,g,rsy that a big crop had been
ia' view OF the possibilities
-ah,e changes in weather con-
is. As mi il was a good specula-
ny rsssrt low prices for an up
Xxx statistical position being
yps,sr the market became weak
= unsatisfactory reports from
Y, and closed barely steady at
80 Of . to 9 points, a rally on
!, taking place just before the
L. OF pRICES-NEW YORK
COTTON.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-04

A GOOD opportunity for n business
woman A complete outfit OF Delsarte
corscia. waists and braces, manufuc.
turors' bill, ss2: for Si5. Write or call
on W Robertson. 279 Main street. Dali
las. TEX.