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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-19
A FREE TRIP
TO EUROPE
win All Expenses PaId.

or its equivalent In cash viii be given
70 inc person forming the grcatest
numhe- Of words using the letters
contained In the text: .sMONON
SEED COMPANY Form as many
words as you can, using letters either
backward or forward, but don't use
any letter In name word more times
than 4 appears in ''MoNON SEED
Company For example, the words
lon, none, see. money, etc. do not
use names OF places or persona Tho
person forming the greatest number
Of words as above Will receive free
trip to Europe with all expenses paid
for a two months sojourn there or
Its equivalent In cash, as desired
For the nest largest list We will give
a beautiful Upright piano valued at
5000 For the next we will give a
High-Grade Safety Bicycle. either la
dies or gentlemens, as desired, and
for each OF the next ten largest lists
we Will give each an Imported Music
Box II YOU are good at word MAILING
you can secure valuable prize. as
the Monon Seed Co. intend giving
many hundred special prizes TO pcr-
SONS sending them lists containing
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Grow, which includes the latest and
most popular combination OF flower
seeds OF endless varieties, also full
PARTICULARS and rules OF contest and
distribution OF prizes.
AS n positive guarantee we have
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for prizes IN this competition.
In addition TO the above prizes. a
special daily prize Of handsome
Silver Tea Set win be awarded every
day during the contest TO the best
lists Of words received from each
state, This word contest win be
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ted and Is solely for the purpose of
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and besides II you are able to make a
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promptly YOU will stand mn equal op-
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-19
CASH CLOSING.


New York. April Whcnt--Re-
cclpts, 200. Spot, weaker. No. hard,
20 1870. T. o. b. nfloat Options opcrcc
easier under LARGE Argentine shipments
aad dull trade later, declining sharply
on active liquidation prospects Of
heavy nufeiun shipments and absence
OF cicarings clcscd 20a,fc lower.
No 2 red. April IS 5-sc; May. n i-Sc.
Eidcs--Sl0w Galveston, lie; Bucnoa
Ayres STEADY, ice; Texas dry, 90; Call
forniu. lic.
Leafher-steady; henIoclr sole Buenns
Ayres, light 70 heavy weights, l0N20c-
Wool--Quiot; domestic heecG. iG1fHzc.
pulled. l9nzGc.
Pig ircn-.Steady; southern, si0.2blp
100; northern, Nte99tt350.
c0pper--Quiot; brokers'. 10 ESQ
I.cad--pirin; brokers'. $3.50.
Tin Platter quiet. but steady
Cotton seed oil-.Slack and nnlnfcr.
egtinx; prime crude, y 1-2Ge2c; prime
crude T. O. b. mills. t7effsc; IN grsdca.
i9al0c; butter grader. z7G2sc; prime
snfnmcr yellow, Is 1-2c
Coffee Options opened arm Al bDi5
points advance, ruled fairly active on
Foreign buying hnd local selling with
European ana DfNEillan news regarded
AZ buiiiah, closed Ntcady for near
months and firm for late month"; az nm
advance OF ana Is polrni. Gales, ~
80 bags. Spot cotlec. hic, nrm; No,
70 ~ mild steady Eardosa, u go
Refined Firm. standard a, ~;
confectlonrtw a. 4 SIS; cut Jonf rs;
crfar y y i-S; porsdcrad. ~. Gfnnulrt-
"a, s IL
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-19

s., Louis, April is.-Tlour--steadyi
Wheat steedy; s-l0ic below yesier-
day. spot duill No. red caah. CSC bid
elevators ~ i-aa track; May 80 $50
% a-ic; July, G2c bid; August. 90 3-tc.
Corn-Wenk; 1-SGli-ic under ycster-
day. spot lower; No miYed cash.
"a 1904 9-sc; May, q l-2e; July. rs SIS
Qas 1-2c.
oata-Weak: 1.sc lo'oNr. spot dun and
loMeri No. ? cash, IS l4vbld; July 10 1850
bid.
Rye-57c hid elevator east side.
Baflcy--No
Cornmenl- .i0Gii5.
Brnn--Steady.
Flaxaeed--Etnndy at Sgc.
Timothy aeed--t2b06gS 10.
Hay--QuieL airong and higher for
choice Prairie, ts0g5o; timothy SEQ
1925 this side.
Cotton--ries md bagglng unchanged.
EKgs-Loweri fresh. i-ic.
WhiHky-$i.a2.
pork--i.owtr; standard mess jobhlng,.
new, 1887 i-2: old. S.S7 i-2.
Lard--Lowcr: choice. yi.72 1895. 81 IL.
Baoon-- Boxed shoulders. sl.s7 i-2,
longs, So; ribs, NEj,
Dry aalt meats BOXED shoulders and
longs. $500; ribs and shorts, 1850.
Receiptg- Flour. 1000. wheat, $4,000;
com, f1o00; oats 5000
Flour 1000 wheat, 1900,
corn. 1900. oats, 1900
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-19

The unosasinR desire 10 regulate every
detail OF the cltizen's life loads to some
curious instances ofintarfornnoe with free
dom Of choice in Prussia. Thus only a
certain limited number OF chemists Ia al
lowed IN ovcry town. Ono to 1000 inhab-
itants Is tho ratio, No doubt there arc
cynics who will DO disposed TO applaud
such regulation, but its practical eject
is 10 create monopoly md to occasion
much Inconvenience. Moro curious still
Is tho arrangement by which master
sweep Is appointed to oanh district in .
town. Him you must employ, whether
you like IL or nut---or at lcast you must
pay him II you employ another He, and
no alone, has a legnl right 70 tho foe for
swecping your chimney. This inakus him
very important and often wealthy indi-
vidunl. OF course no has numerous as
sistants, and sometimes docs no work ut
oil himself have hoard OF ono such d.
visionnl sweep who was reputed TO enjoy
an income Of Rl, 500 yenr from his hnsi-
ness. In Justice to tho state II should ho
added that suoh persons hnve to pass an
examination brforc they nre allowed to
attain TO thoso exalted positions. --Contom-
porary Review.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-19
NO SAFE Really suHelAa PROOF.


eivc burriAss Time aud They Can CAT
fnto Any Safe Says Maker.
A reporter asked tho manager Of one M
tho biggest safe building oonoorna In ~,
world Whether a safe had ovor baon hnjlt
that was absolutely burglar proof
Thorc never was, " no replied "Most
big safes are called burglar proof, but thov
arc not No man can build Thing thai
some other man cannot unbuild. Now
here's a safe, no said, leading tho RI.
porter TO tho back OF the store that IL as
near burglar proof as any nade.'' =
Tho sale no pointed to looked like n
solid block of steel, with two enormous
hinges In front aud a steel lever that ran
across tho block diagonally. Tho door
was round.
That SAFE" said tho manager. "ia
almost what 1t appears to be, solid
piock, but properly equipped burglar
could get Into IL nevertheless, provided ba
had tlmo- 1t Is this question Of timo that
makes II possible for us to be moro or less
truthful when wo speak Of the safe az
burglar proof II requires so much time
to get one Of them open that before tho
work can be done It Is almost certain That
somebody will como around. and then tbe
Jig Is up. By the way, II Is a mistake to
talk ABOUT blowing snfo opon. Most
people have an idea that burglar comes
along punches hole IN tho safe and
throws In lot Of dynamite, which no
touches of. What the burglars do is 10
driil q hole in tho door near the cornbina,
tion, and then, by exploding small guam
uty OF powder, or sometimes only cur
fridge, sinash tho combination. This en-
ablcs thom TO work at It with thcir fingers.
mud tho opening Of tho safo Is not so dIfII-
cult job, though explosions OF this kind
have been known 20 lock safes Tighter than
they wore locked bofore-so tight, in fact,
that they conld not bo opened without q
second explosion and tho uso Of n largely
increased amount Of powder Burrlars
WIN not, os ru,c, take chances on that,
for, don't care how nervy thcy arc. tho
Noise OF the first explosion never fails to
frightcn them half to death. New York
Sun.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-19
RUSHED TO COVER,
SHORTS ON lrDusrRsALs WE'RE
RATHER AcrrArEp.
sab.,asslai Advances Are reported
Through the ,rntlre rsst-sprina
weather Ease. shs Money Mar
/ Let.


Now York, April 1S-The specula-
ton today conferred IN the industrldls,
covering OF shorts being the CHIEF mo-
tive over. Only two stocks. Sugar aud
Tobacco, reached noteworthy activity.
The dullness in the regular list can be
figured from the fact that ST, Paul
was the most active In The group with
only 1900 shares. Substantial advances
were scored In the industriais MS \ re-
suit OF the covering shorts referred to.
Sugar wus the pivotal stock and also
led the entire market In point OF ac-
tivityl Inside purchases started q rush
by the bears with the cifec; Of caus-
ing 2 per cent Tohncco jumped 3-S
10 az, and receded TO n. Consolidated
Gas rose 3 i-2 per cent, The cotton oil
shares rallied on the publication of
renssuring advices regarding the caru-
ings OF the company. The common
gained ] 5-S and the preferred "a.
Manhattan was well supported. adj
vanclng i IL per cent Missouri Pa
cIiic and kansas and Texas preferred
gained sharp fractions and other I'M
portant shares improved slightly. The
closing was moderately active with
prices ruling at the top level
The movement OF stocks during the
past week has In the main been en-
couraging to the ownere and holders
Of securities. The continued and In
crensing ease OF money. the more sea-
sonable weather, the complete sub
sidence OF apprehension Of a revival Of
gold exports upon nm extensive
scale; more favorable advlcea regard
ing the crop Indications AMI fairly sat
isfactory returns Of railway earnings,
have all contributed to more cheer
full speculative sentiment Additional
gratifying developments have been the
disappearance OF pressure OF CONNER
ciai paper on the market and more
general disposition on the part Of the
bankers and money lenders TO discount
the choice grades and Indications OF n
revival OF buying by commission
houses and by London A noteworthy
feature has been comparative activity
in great many Of the aptcinltics and
usually active shares. but II Is stlll TO
be regretted that the attention Of OPP
orators Is more particularly bent upon
the industrials The opinion Il general
that the Cuban difficulty viii be treat
ed so far as Intervention by this gov
crnmcnt Is concerned. with conseiSa-
tivlsm. officials OF the railway sys-
tens say TINT while the work OF seed
ing has becn delayed by heavy rains
IN the great crop producing sections ot
the country. TINT condition Is much
more favorable than II early seeding
had been begun and the soil had lacked
the necessary moisture. The gains
among ;lls .specialties we're material IN
most cases. and In tho railways the
Changers and International shares
recorded noteworthy improvement
Sugar was the main feature Of the
speculation and advanced t-2 per
cent to 1876 rs. Subsequently, profit
taking caused a reaction to 1928, but
the stock left on at 125 1-e. Tobacco
advanced i-2 to Sc 1-2.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-19

Tho marshais OF Napoleon were chow
orsd with gold Berttfiur had l,000,00o
Noy, Dnyout, Soult and Boacrcs, GOO, 600;
each; Massana, Augsrean, Brrpadotto,
Mortler and Victor, 400, 900 apiece, and
the rest 900, 900. But even this was
nothing TO what some OF thom secured
lator by holding several Offices at once. AT
one tlno BaFthier had n ycarly income OF
/, 1855, 900 francs; Dasout, 10000; Ney,
OF 7ns, 900; Maarau, of 6ss,o0o. Tho
minister's wcro ni1lc to soruro salaries aver
aging about 600, 900 francs, aud oinhnssa-
dors had incsmna corresponding TO their
dignity. Caulaincourt, the abloet Of tom
all, had 100000 franrs Of ~ tosorsnurg
wherowith to support tho imperial state OF
France. 1t Is intGresfing 70 note rom
Napolcon's letters shat he had occasionally
10 admoniah some Of these gentlemen 70
make use Of their titles. LILO Of nnpo-
leon, " by Professor Sionna In Century
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-19
CONCERNING CALVES
Ircar CALVES NOT ucue,rr Az ANY
PRICE.
Few Hogs ON ths market ana rhcy
Were soon raIea at yirm ,'rire-

chicaSo H., April is.- Dressed beef
hrmer ana shippers harp been worry
Fpod buyers at fseoff3.i0 FOR common
% prime s,eers; sales being largely
Ss-lstpf.lb. with extremely few above
Nxs, The government inaocctpfa are
oqndemninE q great many light and
common calves and shippers arr nj
last beginning 70 cease 70 buy them at
any price. Mixers and sprinSers sell
at ss'oo@2.to Per head.
The demand for hogs was sufficient
TO rbsorb the limited offerings. Al
prices were airong. 10 higher for
heavy medium and mixed lots while
lightweigthn were ntoady. Common to
choice heavy sold az 50 SoDs 40: pack
ing lots selling largely az Sass. while
mefiiIm weights sold UP to ss,Bs. Light
hogs sold readily 1T SS.eoWa.oO.
sheep Trade was moderately AMI
mated at the decline OF aa6tf0c this
Week sheep are now reillng at ss.a5
mJ.is for poor TO extra largo and
lambs bring ss.cofb4 50. Receipts
Hogs ii.ooo; sheep. $500.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-19

rrocrrics and Pfer5kicns.
nams NJ dlur. plain and canynhseds
|91-fc
Breakfast baeon-Piain and canvass.
Cd, Lie.
3acon, bellies. anioKed. LEO
Dry sale sidcs y sac
Hhort clear bacon, l-fc
Try salt bellies, e1-et.
Compound lard, tlercos. 3 }-2c.
lard In Cans adyinco over tiercc
prizes
Leaf lard. figrceg. &c.
bo-poi,nd card. irfc; 1Q-pound cans,
s-tc; b-peund CONS. 1-cc; s-poupd cam.
10 PEI pound.
Sugar Standard NOE Rrnnuintod, IN
bags 81 100 roradf cncb or 10 balre'e.
&C.: Gu. loaf % po~dcred, { l-.a; ei;y.ec
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-19
FlREMeM,s WIVES Ar elREs.
When There Is n Mtg Blase, They Arc
sure to BE ON Hand.


sure to BE ON Hand.
Tho life Of a ei<man's wifc IL not FREQ
from tho grsyest anxiety whom big Gro is
In progress. Her domestiolty Is at best
greatly disturbsd By the duties OF her hus-
band When she hears second or third
alarm ring out and the sky is red with tho
flames OF Gre that means dangcr and per-
haps death 10 him, she botrhys woman's
solicitude At every minute Of the day In
some part of the world DISASTROUS fro Is
In progress and 1rcinen's wives are there.
Chief Halo says 1t IL nhnrac.cristio OF
lremen's wives TO 60 to largo 1rcs as reg
ularly as do their husbands. When In tho
third or fourth story OF burning building
he has often looked down to 500 little
group Of flremca'a wives and obildrun.
They stay until tho end, then say n good
night to tho husband aud father and g6
homo. When wall fnlls, or Nh explosion
or any other catastrophe takes place, tho
fircmon's wives arc there first to woep or
comfort tho wceptngor cara for theinIuied.
Tho night of the Reid packing honso ilro
firomon's wives walked all the way frum
tho cast side 10 be thcrr. And walk of
two or throo miles on the night Of u ilro In
tho buslness part Of the city Is often taken
by these devoted women.
Tho flroinon apprcinte these vigis in
nets Of bravery Intended only for the
praise Of the little knot OF women and chill
dron who stand with shawl covered heads
close TO tho fro lines. Kansas City Star.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-19

Chicago. April a. Wheat--Thc very
favorable weather now prevailing and
prospects for the next Few days had
much to do with the weakness OF
wheat at the opening and during the
forenoon. Crop reporta also. covering
the period since the last OF the pre- vious
month, gave good account OF the
progress made by the wheat plant
since II came under the Influence OF
growing weather Added to the favor
able crop news was the unsympathetic
tone OF tho foreign markets TO yes-
terday's advance here. The public
cablegrams quoted soot wheat IN
Liverpool unchanged and futures lid
higher
One OF the weak features OF thu
days statistical news was that no
wheat wnA cleared from New York In
the last twenty-four hours Demand
for winter wheat from country millers
al a premium over Ainy prices has
practically ceased. In fact. some prev
iousiy purchased has been ordered re-
sold, The visible supply statcmcnt on
Monday has promise OF a comparative
" heavy decrease Backward OF spring
wheat seeding IN the Northwest was
again matter OF frequent comment,
but the extra moisture which 10 the
present chief barrier to a rapid com
pletion OF the seeding was generally
considered more than ample compensa-
ton for two weeks delay In getting
seed In.
Corn suffered from the weaineas OF
wheat and the generally favorable
outlook for tho plant interest
Saturday the oats was very activr.
Good offeringH and sympathy With
wheat made the feeling easier, May
opened at 20, Bold Off 10 Is "a and
closed with that price bid.
The provision markets. started firm
but heavy. soon weakened, getting into
line with the tendency OF the grain
markets..
Estimated receipts for Monday;
Wheat 10 cam. corn, 500 cars; oats.
2nn cnre and q nnn hnra
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-19

rrsduce aud fruit--A aploss- Fancy
northern pci hill, $i7sNo. California
nsve's sss54i; California seedlings.
se5S1e3- oniena sag l-ic ID: crnnber-
rica bul.. $40; eoconnuts bag Of 100.
81, Greedy potatoes, us6lsoc; Trlumph
potatoes rcr hushel, ~ 250i 40; Mlnnc-
rota Rose, ctc. Peerless Csc: Hebron.
Csc. early Ohio, Soc; rcd onion SETS per
hui, teah; yellnwH, $2.2h; whites. s25Q.
Bannnns. sl.soa2,e5.
Flour--JobbefR prices high patent,
e.; fancy patent. Sl.0; family, si.75:
forolgn mills, high patent, Sz.ip. fancy
patent 81. rtralEhts si.sb.
Grain bngs--Bale lote: Now b-bushcl.
s-ounue. 3Ac, now IL buahcl. s.
ounce. corn. S-fci ccntals. bale lnfs.
4 lie: La Piatna. 4c' seccnd-hand ont
wheat-No. ?. e6c: No. q. 6Bc.
Cotn--shcllcd. mixed bulk. Job Lola.
o. lac. car corn from wagons. zoe;
sacked corn car lots T. - b.. countr1
points. 3t@2i i-sc: ear. zoe.
onta-TexaH rust proof. In bulk FROM
wes9n. lsQigc' ear lets, sacked. & Oh.
iiay-io lots. ss.5oQs.oo. according
nran:-Job lots, COO; car lots. STc.
{, o. b.
Meal-4o pounds. SOC; car iotr. ,oc:
bushel; feed meal. SIC; car lots. 700
cwt.
sweat potatoes- Pumpkin vans, large
fbc. pumpkin yam seed. sOc; common
eating. 4Oc.
Turnips--Por hu soc.
pccans-per pound. Sd6c.
pouitry--rnt spring chlckcnB, larger
than qnails. s2.b0f1s.75 per dozen; fat
fall chickens. $2.5oa2.7b: old BOOSTERS,
ioe each; old hens, sss5; hens. $4,000
.hN w Tf
Tirkcya-- Hena &c. EobblcrA. &c.
puckp-iln tnll feather. 81 per doc.
Gccac--f'uii feather, s4Gi.b0 per dox,
EandcrH. not wanted
hitter Nice mould rountry Jersey,
2oe; plain country, ~ lac; creamery.
nutterIne- Solid, sc-pound tubs. nc.
IrVu--6r
iiidea-pry nlnt. case; dry Mint dam
aged hides, 1W5c: green salt hides, so
4ci groom butcher hides. 3fpS l-2o; dry
salt. 5Q7c.
i'rlr iallow. s-fG5 lido: d,y nicacn-
ed honer. 81 ner ton.
Local Gotten Market.
Toward the end Of tho season bust
meas shows cousl lerablc falling on.
Quotations ARE ncmlnaily as foliows:
Low middllnF, 6i-ic.
Strict low niddlinR, 6i-sc.
Middlinf. Bic.
Strict middling. 67-s,
Good mlddllng 70.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-19

Liverpool April -Whrat--spot
firm; demand moderate; No. 2 red win
Ter and No. 1 hard Manitoba. Is sd;
No. ? red spring stocks exhaustedi No.
Gaia AZ l-2d.
Futures duh and Lid higher: April,
b. 3-id; May, June, July aud August.
5s pd; September On lid
Corn-Spot irm; American mixed,
now. 81 I'd; futures arm and i-Sd higher
to unchanEed April ss 1 Sid; May and
June, 81 "a: July aud September. 80
3 1.2d: August, 81 80.
Flour steady aud IN moderate de-
mand; st. Louis fancy winter, 10 Cd.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-19

Kansas City April is.--Cattie-- Re-
ceipta 5000; shipments 1000. Market
nominally steady, TcNap atccrA. ss3.0O
0p3,b0, Texas COWS. S200d1s.f0: beef
steers, S3.UO0i.o0; native cows, si.756B
a'aQ; stockerH and feeders. ss.O0G9.s5.
bulk. sisORaEo
iiogs--Iicceipta. 00o: Hhlpmcnts. 1900;
market strong, &C. higher. HULK of
snlca $2soffah5; packers. ss.sog17 IS
mixed sstol2os; Workers., Ss.bases.cs;
sheep Receipts 1900: shipmunts.
400 Normally steady; lambs S3l0D
40. muttons. z5e13.io.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-19


Itannaa city. April Wheat Nom
inaily steady. No. hard, 0ac; No. 3
nominally, 5eff5in rejected nominnlly,
3s040c; No. rcd. 7iGf75c; No nomln-
ally. dbffsec: No. spring nominaIly.
oiege2t No. nominnlly, s7Gd0c.
C0rn--Ncak. firm and lover No, 2
mixed. 2sQ2s 1906 No. white, % i-sg
2s 3D..
oats-Duli and unchanged. No. 2
mixed noriinnlly, 17pisc. No ? white
noniiuall3. 2012o sac
Isyo No 2 nominally, 20 is2c.
-stcndy. Timothy, sii0S1ti.bQ;
other grades. tC.a0n 1000; choice prai-
rio kfo0us.00; otncrs, ssc1N6,po.
Butter--Crcnmcr very weak. l5uiec;
dairy steady. I01i2c.
Taes y wer; strictly frcah, s lie.
Neceipis -Nhcat. 9oop; corn, 2s.zooi
oniA. 1901
shlpmenta--'Whcet n.oou, corn and
oct9. none.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-19

Liverpool. April is.-Cotton--spo
quiet; prices steady, American, mid
ding. Esd. The sales OF the day
were 1000. OF which 500 were for Apccu-
latlon and export. and included 6,s00
American; receipts, 5000. including
1000 American.
Futures quiet at the decline.
American l. NJ. c.. April May. Also
4i9; Mny-Jiine. At; July August. "a
0iiS; August September. l..09t11;
September October. 4.0s6rL05: October
November. S6093.6i; Noyember-De
her, S.5sV35g: Deoember-January. 9bsQ
2.59.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-19

yellow cinrlned. csc; prime yeilow
clarified. lie.
Coffcc Roasted. T. package, Moffnn-
Ia. "a lee; Arhuc,,ir. 10 lee. lion,
a9l-co: XxNX iai-sc; cordovu. lse;
lcn9ly breakfast, zoe.
Fancy Rio. zoe.
cofce.e Cracn fancy JAVA. go.
Fancy penbcrry. 20 Leo.
Prime Elo ~ 1-3c.
Fair Rio. IS lie.
Common RIO. ISc
neana--Lady Washington .1.2c
Lime. &c
Pink. 2 i-2c,
Dayour i-ec
Black exc rene 2 f-oc
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-19

ST. Louie, April is.--Cattic. Receipts
500: shipni5rts, $50. Market steady; fair
20 good shipping steers. saGsmfio.
dressed beef and butcher steers. ss7tfc
4; light steers, under 1000 pounds Ss,e5
0ae5; stockers and feeders, s2.s0fps Is
cows and heifers ssG32s mostly s2.2s
et3
Market opened steady; closed weak.
Heavy. t1.eSers.dO. mixed, s2.2o@5.50.
light ss,5oQs.eO.
sheep Receipts. none. Natives, s3.a5
ass; Texas $ana.go; spring lambs Sc
VIbO.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-19

New York, April ls--Moncy on call
easy at l-2fp per cent
Prime mercantile paper cas- per cent.
Sterling exchange dull bot steady with
actual buainesg IN banlsers hills
SASS 1-2aAsS "a demand, and 1881 "a
fl4.eS for sixty days. Posted rntca,
sass i-21Dfss and sf4so i-2@A9O.
Commercial bills. 1857 Bar silver
81 "a; Mexican dollaIfL &c. state
bonds Inactive. Railroad bonds arm,
government bonds strong.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-19

Smith to Miss Lessie Bristow. for which
the 22d Inst at the First Methndis,
church.
Ihf Temple board Of trade has issu-
cu an invitation 70 Its friends ana ladies'
of members for a public reception 10 BE-
held ~ the rooms Of the board on Anrll
70, II VIII consist OF music and refresh'
mcnts with short speeches.