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GOYERNOR COFFIN

Sends Condolences Concerning Governor
Greenhalge.
Governor Coffin sent the following
telegram yesterday:
Middletown, Conn, March 5, 1896
Roger Wolcott, Governor, Boston,
Mass:
Connecticut mourns with Massachu-
sets and shares the sorrow of her sister
state over her great loss.
o. VINCENT COFFIN, Governor.
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Elm Tree Lodge, No. 35-Initiations To-
night.
This lodge is sure to have a full house
tonight. Seven new members to initi-
ate. Tickets for their entertainment
March 20 to be given out, also 500 lodge
directories to be distributed. Brother
F. G. Hastings will give short account
of cavalry life during our late war.
Refreshments will be provided.
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Enr.t nismnrok nj Jnfrn.

New York, March 5,-The steamer
Furst Bismarck, which left New York
January IS with a large number OF eX-
cursionists, bound for the Orient, ar
rived at Jaffa to-day. The vessel will
remain at Jaffa two days, during which
time her passengers may visit Jerusa-
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All upholstered goods, upholstery COW
erings and bedding that were in stock
during our fire of February IA;
whether damaged or not by smoke, will
be sold at 25 per cent. spot cash dis
count. Sale commencing Saturday,
February 80
THE CHAMBERLAIN FURNITURE
& MANTEL co. ma At
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Mean temperature. "a.
Max. Iemperauure. 81.
Min. temperature. 10.
Precipitation inches.
Max. velocity OF wind. SIN.
Accumulated deficiency OF daily mean tenn
perature since Juuuarv I, - degrees or an
average daily deficiency OF IL degrees.
Total deficiency III precipitation since Janu-
airy |. Isl ncnes.
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ToImp,se Additional Duly.

Washington, March 5.-Mr Elllins,
rep, Of West Virginia, to-day introduce
ed in the senate bill imposing an ad-
ditional duty of 10 per cent. on articles
imported in vessels other than Amerl~
can, to take effect fifteen months after
the passage of the act.
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U. G. MEYERS. observer.
Note.-A minus sign ii preaXed to ther-
mometer readings indicates temperature be-
low zero.
A ~ in connection with rainfall Indicates
atrace of rainfall too small to measure.
Snow is melted and resulting depth Of
wfter not known.
*Below zero.
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take the SANTA tTE ROUTE. Touris.
excursions, Personally conducted
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New York, March 5.-H H. Hollins,
who is largely interested in securities of
the United States Rubber company,
has resigned from the directory of that
CORPORATION
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If tIra ffnhy L. u;tiug eeth
BE sure an use that old and well-tried rem
edy. Mrs WlSSLow'S SOOTHING SYRUP, for
children tee hing. IL soothesthe child soft
ems the gums, alays all pan,eure w 4 collie
and is the best remedy for dlarrhpt. Tween
ty-tve cents bottle. SIS NV F&wly.
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VIEW ADvERrIs EMENrS TO-DAY.

NEW SEME NTS TO-DAY.
A Chatting Dish Party--Chas. Monsoon Co.
Daily IhAt-NiaieS, Ncey " co.
lr. Greene's NcrVara--At Druggists.
Every Day-Howe& Stetson
FRIDAY Spectal--New Haven Public Market.
Fresh Eggs ID, NJ. We ch & son.
For RGnt-E3oor-i95 Chapel Street.
For Rent-Resldence--C. ID, Nicolt & Co.
For Rent --Rooms-J. n. Merwin.
Grand Shopping Emporium NJ. Brown Il Co.
Gold-T. ID. Hooper & Co.
Humber Cycle e. II Ford Co.
Inv stments-Chas w. Scranton Co.
Patent Leathers--Charles ii. Ayers.
SeamstreSS Miss Reed.
MantoQ-Situation--l0 State Street.
Wanted Situation-3l william Street.
Manted-Situation-,l Wallace Street.
Wtn,rN -Horse--C. p. Thompson.
Manted-Girl-sA Howard Avenue.
Wanted-Gir % Trumbull Street.
Wanted-Situaton-}l York Street.
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Deans Rheumatic Pills absolutely cure
rheumatism and neuralgia; entirely vege
table, safe.
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VI Ell anu l8pDFUVFU ffTIIS-
The finance committee of the court Of
common council met yesterday after
noon and approved the bill for the
month of February.
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OF THE WEATHER BUREAU,
WASHINGTON, d. G.. March s. 1896. SD. m.
Forecast for Friday-For New England and
eastern New York: Fair and warmer, north
erly winds becoming var able.
Local Weather Report.
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Trade Table No :.
Here are a few Of the 200
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-25


Chicago, March 24.-The feeling in
wheat was weaker at the start and
lower prices ruled; May sold OF 6i i-s
and 81 3-i, and July GO 3-S, but the de-
cline was recovered later The influ-
ences at the opening were generally
bcarlsh, the chief OF which were the
enormous receipts In the northwest.
the lower cables and most favorable
weather. These three factors were auf-
flcient TO create very bearish sentl-
ment, but low offerings were readily
taken and 1t was soon apparent that
the large shorts were covering and the
market turned and several good sized
speculations put activity in the market.
There was sharp rally during the last
hour on reports Of considerable damage
TO crops In California and shorts COW
cred The crop damage reports were
quietly contradicted but the market
closed firm at c. 3-s for May.
There was another quiet day In corn,
interests being oil local. Fluctuations
were OF little consequence.
Another active session passed In the
oat market, and while business was
much of the same nature as yesterday
there was no raiding done todny.
Provisions had an active half hour
at the beginning and then fell into
dullness.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow -
Wheat 2ji corn 800; oats 200 cara, hogs
$4,000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-25

the presidential canvass. and Is said
TO hnve resulted In an agreement be-
tween the Allison and Reed forces 20
work together until Mssjor Mcl<tr-s :
is out OF the race at St Louis, provid-
Ing that time ever comes. Neither Mr.
Reed nor Mr.. Allison would take the
nomination for vice president, hence
there can be no combination between
them on that ground,
The Reed and Allison men. It Is un-
derstood, are preparing TO punc.ure
some OF the claims on which MelSin-
ley's claim to popularity rests. The
Impression Ia general. ana the McISin-
ley managers are cndeavoring 20
strengthen II in the popular mind, TINT
Mckinley, in addition to being entitled
10 the principal credit for the protec-
tive tariff bill which bears his name. Is
also the originator OF the reciprocity
agreements Senator Gear has stated
that, far from Mckinley being entitled
to the credit for these agreements, they
were, in fact, the work OF Senators
Allison and Aldrich. and that NclSin-
ley fought them with all his mighs. An
authoritative statement on this guess
ticn from the Allison managers may be
expected before long.
II IN also being boldly asserted that
Mckinley never wrote q tariff schedule.
and threats OF telling how they WIRE
written are being made. Some lively
Developments seem 10 be In prospect
before the St Louis convention as
semhles.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-25

New York. Marsh 9i,,-Wheat-ES-
,o,.,s m 100. The market was strong
,oday. closing 5-Sc net lower. March
"a az. Nav. rs 5-sc. Hides and wool
ouIet. Leather and pig iron, STEADY.
Copper. firm, Lead, steady; broS sV,,i.
"a Id. exchange. s8.l545-2a I'm nuIi'
straights, Sl325@is.Joi plates ess3.
S a"ier coffee. options opened stsaay
~ w,cbnnged prices to points devllnei
~ i a 1900 bags. including March
~ os,s,tg sO: spot coffee Rio quiet 70.
sl',s0 "a. mild. quiet; cordova, - gag
10 lies ss5O bags; Maracaibo p l.
Ga. SIT ~ Guayaru. 500: washed Caracas;
i isSo. ditte savinalla y. t., il09; Central
j-uv o,,iesn. D. /. Sugar, raw hrmi re-
fined. quiet.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-25

st. Louis. March Electromagnetic
Wheat.-strong. closing 1-s to 5-Sc
higher; spot easy; No. 2 cash 6S IL
asked: elevator 6997l track; May 5S S-S
Qp5S i-2; July 80 5-S.
Corn-Wealt, closing about same as
Yesterday: spot lower: No. mixed
cash 2sa26 is; May &c l-2; July u $3.50
q i-2, -,
oats-Dull and lower; No. 2 cash
is 3-4, May 10 l-2; July 10.
Rye--Steady
Barley-Steady.
Corn meal 81. 3jGl 40.
Bran aleable at IS east track.
Flnxseed- Steady, SO 1-2.
Timothy seed-S2 jOg3.25.
Hay-Quiet, steady, prairie s5'0V'
timothy s6,00Qll.5O.
EgCs-Firm; fresh 81.
whisky 81. %.
Butter, cotton ties and bagging-Un-
changed. ,,
Pork-Lower: standard mess jobbing
new 50. 90; old $500.
Landowner; choice s4.s5Ii 90.
Bacon-Boxed shoulders $5.25; longs
and ribs IS so: shorts S5.G2 l-2.
Dry salt meats-BoNed shoulders 4'5O;
longs and ribs $500: shorts s5.l-2 Ia.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-25
FDIBG WAS QUIET
- yrMnST WAS SHOWN
IL STOCKS.
| stock. suffer Somewhat
/. Keeling of wenIsness
.,.orted From Abroad.

-. March 2i-Although the
i"s stocks showed Improvement
|,st.rday trading was rather
~,s indlrferently distributed,
~ W W. sugar overshadowed any
sgu,strlal stock in point OF ac-
.ss railroads attracted rather
.,.nilon than the induetrials as
A''sIIondon prices came lower for
and foreign markets sold
nh nd 81. Paul ana Louisville
lns.Siile in this market. The
NsA advance IN foreign eN-
y .s,ss rad a disturbing influence
fssni of exchange in the face
rrsrilyely moderate demand
,anssvorable significance to at
w continued foreign selling,
y. ~ feared would cause II rise
zee An additional stress was
rpnfessionals. upon the small
I'sartory condition of railroad
4 thp northwest and west, and
~ old topic of light move
- corn ON the other hand, the
rarket exhibited a slightly
| ,sndency, and money lenders
,,nsrted TO be more disposed to
|..s,mercial paper. although the
Z he quality Of collateral were
I'm drawn as ever.
| sondlcting reports in relation to
~ nrospects usually Incidental
1. lime OF the year are beginning
sisd. on the one hand 1t is said
nIns ali over the country have
"a me crops. on the other II is
|rme damage has been done to
Z owing TO rapid changes in tenn
Liquidation was apparent in
/ stocks, and the traders were
I. Alert for weak snits. Besides be-
N leader In activity sugar dis
n the greatest weakness, Offering
resistance 70 an attack based ON
rs q unfavorablc trade conditions.
|rNessons In the general list We're
|tmporant and ranged up to ! per
Ia Tobacco and Burlington. At
how level shorts were liberal pur-
br in the afternoon and under
leadership Of Sugar and Chicago
he entire list improved. The first
|b rs and the latter advanced . IA
|nnt. reactins fractlonally nj the
The improvements in the rail-
|llst we're within a range OF / per
With Burlington, Rock Islnnd,
|Wlle and Nashville and Manhat-
In the rally. Spccula-
vi of strong In tone with slight
his In most instances. Prices OF
bad and miscellaneous seconds
|ed during the latter part Of the
but towards the close IT rallied in
" q them. Sales: sl,215, 900.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-25

Ct. Louis, March 24,--Cattle-Receiptts
asO, shipments 100; market steady TO
strong: export steers are worth S.SS@
4 b5. dressed beef and butcher grades
s9 S666l co; steers under 1000 pounds
ss S56is. 80; stockcrs and feeders $500
4 az: cows and helfers S2.0O4S 90; bulls
mostly sg.25G2 So; Gamers @.79@2,2o.
calves 81. 5O@s6 90; Texas oattle strong !
fed steers ,3.0Ogi 90, chiefly SS,;Sg % o. -
COWS and heifars s2.25gS.2bi bulls SZ'z9
GS.00. ,,,. Eoo.
market steady TO Be lower; heavy ~. %
"a. 90; mixed s3.6oGs.9O; light S.so@
4 90. o,o.
sheep-Recelpts 100: shipments none .S
steady 10 strcrg; native muttons sS-1V
al OO; westerns SO 40IS.75; southern
"a abds .G5; some Utah sS.s5i lambs SS'''
I4,5O.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-25

FOR SAI,E,-Cholcc farm and ranch
lands In All sections Of the stRtoi call OF
write for descriptive price list ana
Worth. Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-25

Kansas city, March 2{',.Sat t ,9orret
ie,s 400: shipments, 1909. Ahrf ...,
.resi. and ioc lower. Texas az 49,, hset
20 TsGs5.IO: Texas COWS. s-'sVgs'V'ss Z, s5SS
steers, SsoOdpll5. native oS" INA x
sl5: s,ockers and isgass ssh',n st 200.
,, Ii9a ana ior lower, In some carer "a
Marie 80, : 49,. Duik Of salcs sS.ssas' u. tS
leo es ss55Q3I5; packers sss sSs.S ~.
49,, n.y., &, s0Gf87s; llghis, sS.iesps''v'
miken, "a so5fs.76; pigs. ts,OO9As9' ,no
yogkers' spsce,nts. s7oO: shipments !, sv y
,Srl,et slow but steady. ip''S'
Mass muttons, se.35as-S'.
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ron sALn-nnAL nsrArn.


FOR SAI.E--We have several tracts
OF land. 100 aotss zach. all frst-claas
black waNy soil and In eight miles "
Fort Worth This land ia prairlc with
timber In two miles water ran he
had IN surface wells IN twenty feet
and nrtesian wells In 800 feet, Rail-
road station. church and school In two
miles Price $50 per acre. Parties zoe
Ing on the land. building houses and
putting one-haif i'm cultivation need not
pay anything but Interest nj Per
cent until tho lat day OF january, 1898.
Long time given.
200 acres - miles west Of Fort
Worth and In one milo OF school and
church. 100 acres IN cultivation. 40
acres In pasture and 20 aores In wood
Good 6-roow frame house, barn ana
outhousca. Wen and creek water.
Price S5o0o. Extra terms,
40 acres Of fine black loan land IN
ton miles south Of Fort Worth M
fenced. tank on II but no house and an
pasture. so per acre. Extra easy
terms
Blocks OF 10 acres each or more In
one mile ~ the city aud on good piked
ronds. Sandy loan soll, hne Tor yard
cning $40 60 $40 per acre. Long time:
easy terms.
several nice rcslicnco lots on West
Side and on street car line $500 each.
any Kind Of payments at per cent In
terest
Nlco cottage. rooms, stable, etc;
lot 80 by 103 foot, south front; $3.50
Easy terms. This " near car line In
Union Depot addition.
ON East Fourth street nice fivc-room
cottnge and LOT 30 by 100 feet; south
front. Price $500, Terms TO suit.
HUFFMAN & Co,
Fort worth. Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-25

a. New York, March 2i--clearlngs. 500
zol ,SS9; balances, Ns62,OS6 Money on
3. closed at sos l-9 per cent PRIME
mercantile paper. sos per cent WIZ
sterling exchange firm with art,,9i
business In bankers bills at fSSdJ ss /. 4
FOR demand and 4S7qS7 ia for sixty
DAYS Posted rates. 4s7 1-gGt.sS and
4;ss. Commercial bills, 4S6 ia. Bar
silver, sS lac. Silver certificates, Gs ia
Qsg. Mexican dollars, "a 10. Govern
Inent bonds steady: state bonds mac
tive; railroad bonds, lower.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-25
NOTICE ny runLIcsr,oN or FINAL


THE STATE OF TEXAs.-To the
shorIf Of Tarrant County-Greeting
j. II, sandldRo. administrator OF the
estate OF A. j. Chambers and :. NJ.
Chambers, deceased. having nled In
our county court his fnal account OF
the condition Of the estate Of said A.
j Chambers and A. NJ Chambers, de-
censod, together with nm application
to be diacharged from said ndminiHtrp-
ton Won are hereby commanded, that
hy publication OF this writ for twenty
DAYS prior TO the return day hereof IN
n Newspaper regularly published In The
county ~ Terrnnt, YOU give due notice
10 all persons Interested in the account
for Anal settlement Of Hald estate, 10
nlc their objections thereto, " any
thoy have. on or before the May term.
1896. nf said county court. commencing
and to be holden nj the court hnnhr
OF said county, In the city OF Fort
Worth, on the tirRt Monday IN May
A. ~ 1893, when Hnld account ana hp.
pIicntion will he considered by uaid
court. Witness, John l., King, CLERIC
Of tho county court of Tarrtnt county.
Given under my hand and real Of SID
court, AZ my office IN the city or Fort
Worth. this 10th day Of March. a. u.
1904 John T.. King. clerk county court
of 1'nrrnnt county by Warner Hen
dcson. deputy clerk (Senl) true
COW. dortlhy; ". A. Eulesr sheriw
Of rnrrant county. ny W. NJ Rea,
deputy sheriff.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-25

Boston, March 2i.--Although there Is
a feeling among the Boston wool men
men that business will shortly revive
mere, yet last weeks market does not
snow any evidence whereby any
ground FOR such belief can be sustained.
Lhe market was remarkably quiet. al
though In whatever sales were made
many prices Were maintained. Texas
WOODS spring medium twelve months
l2QlS; secured price 81; spring flne
81
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-25

n, orleans, March 24.-Cotton-
aha easy; good middling US;
tss I l.l6; low mlddllng Z; good
Wy l-2; recoipts h23; gross l0.50I;
- ~, 70 Great Britain Bose; CONT
~ coastwlse 2G6S; sales $50;
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steamer Win .r,,s.

TIME TO CRIPPLE CREEK SHORT
FNED FOURTEEN HOURS VIA THE
FORT WORTH AND DENVER CITY
RAILWAY. Leaving Fort Worth 1T
ll:l5 p. m. arrive at Cripple Greek 5:0j
y. IN. next day instead Of 7;20 a. m, the
second day as heretofore. Fun inform
alton furnished on application TO ID.
u, Recler, General Passenger Agent.
To-t Worth Tex; e, A. Beard, c. p. &
Il, A., 40l Main street.
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sGE OF PRICES-NEw YORK
TnWfrrFaNT


lIrcrk. March 2i.-Cotton- Steady;
|ahgf7-S
receipts none; gross 5543; CONT
W forwarded 1915; sales 1892;
f,su 80; stock 1864
" today-Net receipts 17,147: ex-
% Great Britain 5O52; continent
stock e65, 73S.
l,clldated net receipts 37,OOS; ex-
. Great Britain 20.3O3; to France
. continent 2.405.
y since September met receipts
mi exports to Great Britain
F~i France 41s,3l6: continent 1,4l2,-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-25


Motto. IL hereby given that the reRn-
lar annual meeting Of tire Htoclehold-
era Of the 81. Louis southwestern
Railway Company ~ TcNaa WIN be
held nj the general Offices OF said COM
pnny, in the city OF Tyler, Smith conn-
Nv. Tex, at . o'clock n. m. on Monday.
The an day Of NAV. 1896. for the por-
nose OF eicoting bonrd OF nine d.
rectora 10 serve for tho ensuing ycnr,
and for the transaction OF such other
and further business os may properly
come before aaid meetingi and, on the
came day and at the same place. I'M
mn1intnlv nfter the adjournment or
said atooleholdcrH' meeting. the regu-
lar annual meeting OF tho board or
dlrcntoru Of enid company VIII be held
for tho purpose Of electing prrfidonr
md secretary md such otlpcr ofiiners
aq are provided by lazy and the by-lnwS
of pnid company, and for the triin'ac-
lion OF such other business M may
rronllv come bcfor, aail meeting.
Tlle stock books OF said company VIII
he and remain cidrtd from iNc 70 Key
Of March, 1890. until after the adjourn-
ment OF said meetings.
8. w. FoRDYcT, Secretary.
President
March 20. 1896.
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nprp-ALLIsoS o0MoINAfloN.


washington. March 2i.-Thc Reea
and Allison men rave dess' No 20 , TosH
~ conference was held Yesterday
NV, TIN rhis decision rcacheii The cor
s.,r,.nee was held in senator. Aldrich ,
ILs,.r,,i,,ce room, and tnoae prfseni
,',, s;s'e,, ker Heed and Joseph u, Man
w. ~, Senator Gear and congressinihin
Jenderson Of Iowa, and sena,prs t, si,
rich and Chandler Scnh'o. p.,., ,,,,
congreSsnian Henderson ispsse''''i'NN
1--WE 1, Was i friendly consultation about
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-25

Liverpool. March wheat-spot
quiet; demand poor: No. . red winter.
good, No. red spring stock exhausted:
No. California. 6s l-2d; No. l hard
Manitoba, IS 1-2d. Futures steady TO
S-lWld lower; March and April, Is lad /;
June and July, Is sd
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-25

STANDARD dry salt, short clear. 1915;
ot,ndard short clear bacon. S6;5s' haIns,
medium. sga5; hams, smail. syDy'
breakfast bacon. S.zl, ury Na nm,,,iaers
~. california hams, 500; pure lear
lard, 500.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-25

New York, March 2i.-The Evening
Posts London financial cable says:
The account in mines was deranged
To-Day. Cotangoes were light Amer
leans were fairly strong. Pennsylvania
and bonds Were especially weak mt tho
close The Paris bourse was quiet and
the Berlin bourse was firmer
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-25
2 whIto. q go.

2 white, 20 SIC.
MIL T,a,s-,i'air demand, higher. No.
~ ~ y l-Sc; ~; white. 10 l-2d zoe.
so. 'i'OV' p'Air'e' 's-oVg
active. ig9iee. 49, N
Lggs--S l-2c.
receipts Wheat. 5iO0; corn. 1900;
oats' 10000. Shipments Wheat, s2Oe,
corn and oats. mono.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-25

New Orleans, March "a. - Sugar
FIRM; open kettle 3-403 "a; centrifugal
whites 45-1Gdli 9-16; yellow AGA S-S;
seconds i-SGr3 sic.
Molasses-centrltugal car; others
uughunupl.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-25

TINE TO CRIPPLE CREEK SHORT.
FINED FOURTEEN HOURS VIA THE
FORT WORTH AND DENVER CITY
RAILWAY. Leaving Fort Worth Mt
ll.i5 y. m, arrive at Cripple Creek sos
,. m. next day instead Of 100 q. m, the
second day as heretofore. Full inform
alton furnished on application to u.
D.. Keeler, General Passenger Agent.
Fort Worth, Tex; -. A. Beard. c. p. &
T. a. 40l Main street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-25

1. York, March 24.-Cotton futures
|Sa,let ana steady. The sales were
January, 7.22c; March, 7.5lc;
.n.e; May, 1850: June, 1890;
,sN; August, 1850; September,
Sspeer. I.2Oc; November. I.1oc;