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Influence.

Our individual thoughts and acts are imperishable. Every deed we perform as an outward and inward office. The moment we influence others we our selves are influenced. Conduct has it's bound and rebound. A good deed is eternal, and no power can blot out the influence of an evil deed.-Rev. s. G. Nelson, Baptist, Brooklyn, N. Y.
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aTHE RIVALS" UP TO DATE.
A Splendid Revival of Sheridan's
 Masterpiece.
Jefferson to Head the Cast-Mrs. Drew, Julia MarIowe-Taber and Other Fa- vorites to Appear-Past Pro
 auctions Compared.
IcoPYR1GHT. 19qs ]

Richard Brinsley Sheridan himself never dreamed of such a cast and such a production of "The Rivals as will be given in Springfield, Mass, on the 4th of May next and thereafter for 26 days in the chief towns of the country.
 Suppose, for instance, Sheridan should compare the original cast of the piece
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1SurAey incredible to Sheridan through sy~ns whose names, even, he never Sssfc-in a luxurious special train of Ssis.aee cars with every convenience for ss'ng on board. And they will carry
 slanies and scenery. devised by MT.
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Frs stopped free by Dr. Kline's Great Nerve Restorer. No fits after first day's use. Marvellous cures. Treatise and g trial bot tie free. Dr. Kline. 93l Arch St, Phila, Pa
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GRD your hearts with silent fortitude, suffering yet hoping all things-Mrs. He mans.
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A DosE in Time Saves Nine Of Hale's Honey of Horehound and Tar for Coughs Pike's Toothaehe Drops Curein one minute.
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The Rack, tho Thumbscrew and the Boot

Were old fashioned instruments of torture long since abandoned, but there is u tor mentor who still continues to agonize the joints, muscles and nerves of many of US The rheumatism, that inveterate foe to daily aud nightly comfort, may be conquered by lhe timely and steady use of Hostetter $ Stomach Bitters, which likewise eradicates neuralgla, bilious, malarial, bowel, stomach and nerve complaints.
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GLoRY is like a circle in the water, which never ceaseth to enlarge itself, till by broad spreading it disperse to naught.-Shakes- pedre.
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I COULD not get along without Piso's Ours for Consumption. It always cures.-AfRs. E. c. MouLToN, Neednam, Mass., Oct. %, '04
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A DOLLAR saved is a dollar somebody else will probably spend. - Philadelphia Bul- ]etin.
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MALICE and hatred are very frettfng, and apt to make our minds sore aud uneasy.- TilIotsen.
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THE only way for rich man to be healthy is by exercise and abstinence, to live as 6 he were poor.-Sir w Temple.
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IF little labor, little are our gains; mans fortunes are according to his pains Her rick.
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IN advertising "continuousn is the word. Planges are rarely successful. Brains
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IT is easier to fnd~fault than to know what to do for it.L. A. w. Bulletin.
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equally brave and urging in deeds of courtesy Sheridan borrowed nothing but the name, unless, indeed, his com edy was conceived as sort of parody or mimic turn of the earlier play. Atany rate, it is far superior as 2. vehicle for
 the exhibition of such g. cast as that
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 Sir A. Absolute. MT Shutter. MT. Crane
 , ant Absolute. Mir. Woodward Mir. Tabtr Falkland ........ MT. Lewis. MT. ]. Holland Bob Acres. s....... MT Quick. :. Mr. Jefferson 0'Trigger ....... MT. Lee...... MT, Goodwin Fog .....-.-..... MT. Lewes. MT. D. Holland David ........... Mir DunstaI. MT. Wilson
 Mrs Malaprop. Mrs. Green. Mrs. J. Drew Lydia Languish. Miss Bsrsanti Mrs. Taber
 There were clever artists in the cast that created "The Rivals but it can hardly be said that any of them left one of the great names of the English stage as one or two of the 1896 cast are pretty sure to do, we moderns think. Indeed, the Coyent garden production was failure, chiefly owing to Mr. Lees bad acting, but when Mir. Clinch was substituted and the acting version was cut down the play became very popu- lar. month later it was being per formed in Bath, before the most fash ionable audiences of the day. with an
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as it was brought out at Covent gar den, fresh from the authors pen, with the all-star cast of 1896, this is what he would see:
 ~' covent Garden, Springfield
 CHARACTER Jan. IT, 1775 May4.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-19

ST Louis, March s.-flour-,steluy
~ WORE active, but prices unchuhbeu,
" v,Svbneat-Firmer. l-sqi-fc higher, spot
All drmer; No. red cash 10 eisNatoF'
g5s1i3 track; May COLI; July Gu 90,
Corn--Tirmer. l-SqlA hlgnep, sspVs
hteher. No. 2 mixed cash ~ l-@' MHS
"a 7-s: July q 7-sQ2Sc. 1880, ,,.,,,, a.
oots-Firm and May higher Win us,
.,,and continuing in excess o. on silns -, - ;
anot strong and higher Ior 10 sN7'''
Ibi-i. MAY go Ia. July ~ II, ...i.
realistically. No. % IL ea"'
Barley-Steady.
CORN meal--Sl SoFgl ~; , ,.a.L
pran--Firm: 40 sacked cast tt"SA-
liax seed--Steady, ~ l-s,
irr mn seed-s2 .bO@S. 90.
Ifa,,N1ull account rainy weather
,,,'a1se GRADES prairie and timothy stili
T.. demand and scarce: prairie S''V'V
900. ,anio GRADES in de-
mnnd and scarce; creamery i'S--'
da Elrgyrs W. in demand at sl-2 foi
fresh. .,so
rot, nom les and hagglns- -uneha,n 1,G, ~
800, 4 .ou,er: standard mess Jy'S'''H
new 30 .G5: old 81 10, e. no :. ssps OF l-2
li;arn1Rnxed shoulders -. %; lohb'
, bs 50 y. Xxx s5. IS: shorts 5.Sf r.
s',o- All meats Boxed fhonlu ,',.,
e. p X. longs s.. l2l-ai ribs so.ze' s'''' :
So e 5ssscle lii 2oOoi wheat i'VV'
=, AZ nOD. oats 5000 -noo
90 sdi,,,n,r,ents - Flour bOOO, "hs"'
I cnrn e, 900: oats lS'Ocv'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-19
PRICES ARE LOWER.
CATTLE SELL At a REDUCTION Ar
CHICAGO.
Prices OF Hogs Take a Tumb,c of
Five Cents but the Market Re-
mains Active.

Chicago, March 1S.--Today's market
was larry active at n reduction OF
aoout lQUl5, the receipts being cons'd-
erably larger Than expected. Common
to choice dressed beef and shipping
steers were taken at S5S0N4.t0, the
BULK of sales being S375Qi25, with a
good demand for the better class OF
export. Feeders sold In small way at
prices than looked pretty steep as COM
pared with maturcd cattle. bringing
SS.o0uS.90 Cows were again In good
demand. prices ruling easier for com
mon, the bulk being s225ds.4Ui calves
We're no lower and choice ones sold at
S.0jG5.10. Texas cattle We're offered
In large numbers and there WAS u fair
demand at easier prices.
Hogs-Thc local packers and shippers
We're again good purchasers, but they
succeeded without much trouble in get
ting all the hogs thoy wanted ut de-
clue Of about be. The sales were made
at $3I5ai05. The bulk went at $3.50
400. while prime assorted lights sold
up to Sil2 IL,
Sheep--There was an active market
| prices ruling strong; common to choic,
( Hooks Of sheep sold at S2,15@S.90- chief
I ~ at $3.50qa.75 Lambs sold SjI1W
/ 465; sheep OF the best class were par
/ tcularly active and some fancy heaS!
I sheep were tnkon at $3.50 for export:
| Receipts 1900; hogs. 5b,VJV
| sheep, 10000
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-19

r1I,icapo March lS-Mheat shower
decided strength most of the sessio"
and there was n good degree Oh aylif
ity in the trading. The news geneIaiIg
favored better prices and there Nhs "
GOOD deal of uneasiness among shorts
ga ,nore disposition TO buy for the
49,, account while the offerings were
iirht. Opening prices, though showlinE
M ouotable change, was barely stt""F
irbis was due principally TO the 1lHu
,,aintinr cables which were quoted only
Al bi,rher in face % the 3-4c auNutyt
bore Yesterday. But the effect OF th's
dtd not last long The main s'Iehsts H.,
of tho day was active covering ny W
short interest which had become IarBe
s 5n'..i he last few days The open
~ ~. az 5,Ire for May wheat was uh-
a ~ et So with some sales at W icy
- sfter scoring between those llGutes
and ~ rs for about half an hour u W
90, a gradual advance, Whlch uii ~
Sston until SAC was reached. n pish
,rode WINS done on the other slut' ~.
which the market became dull bnu III 4,
s,derable realizing being lnuu'sss u y
ttc nrice worked OIL 10 hrouhu Ia.
IN w iivelv again. but on this occosloi
W. trsrense in the business WIS
~ commandment of prtahlltl
w. ,rhe price of May turnoleu 1"Mi
~ ss1-s. The high notch proves Co., tp,
emitting 10 % for scalpers and the a h9iaeT
Of long lines and thg ne wT price Iosn,
win IN nc advantage 1t had beei
h he,Iis, a." an day. The closing price 10
MAY ~. was sh V% considerable more nc
,,' Jfyi than Of late and ruled llrm, IN :
t,nenced largely by wheat, tho WIZ ais ais
,nnai receipts and strong e"Oie'
cut some figure. odcrate,y activ
,n oa fluctuations were narrow row Ell,
DrIgingiy large which caused sd,,srs w fol
and lover opening short an si'i posnde
lowed uI VI persistently all day an
c the ln prices were about the loves
OF E aaf for Thursd day AZ 5S hea,
corn 40, oats 200 cars hoss 'V''V' 49,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-19

New orleans, March Is. -- Hog pro-
ducts quiet. pork, old . LIZ no new.
I.ard-Reiined, choice 4 l-iWi IL.
FAXED moats--Dry salt shoulders ~.
uams-Choice sugar cured 5-4d9 =,
Coffec-Rio firm; ordinary to ialr 10 l-S
dl7 ga ,os,s -n.
patents S3.SO03.90.
Com meal-Quiet, Sl.5o'
I,rar--Dull 566f5s,
Hay-Easy; prime H9l5 l-2; choice
corn-Firm; No. . sacked white and
mixed 81 yellow 80.
Oats-Quict; No. 26d2G l-2,
Sugar-Open Kettle hrm, 5-ig5 -
centrifugal very arm, whites 5-iO,p 4
Al: yeliows 8 1894 j-lG; seconds IL
| as "a. IN. ,,,,,,
In first hands. centrifugal 1901
Rice-Rough. but lltue doing; NOM ~,
! nal. clean quiet; ordinary to good zG
] 40
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-19
FINANCIAL.



nsw York, March ls.-In only three
ID. today were the records OF bust
nv, Importance as far as activity Is
,as.rhed. The market was no less
M Professional than heretofore
We net changes-ht the close re-
ss,a losses of lag per cent in the
IN, eo prominent shares, The rapidly
fn,sreuing political complications IN
H. s were responsible for apathy IN
seurities, Markets abroad and the
SAr.on quotations for American stocks
Smned declines of l-Spl ii per cent;
kl,n IslllnE for foreign account Was
Sss noted In this market. Louisville
tsss' Paul being the chief sufferers.
NJ from the last named. however,
FIN was no notable activity in any
Ea,. w railroad stocks. Tobacco again
hsussed all of Ito competitors In ex-
S a. ol trading that stock figuring for
|i;n INK, snares ont OF an aggregate OF
N sso shares a drop OF /: per cent
|rms prize was succeeded by a run re-
|t,rs,y, but renewed selling late IN the
IA, resulted in net loss of S-S pei
HIM, The weakness in stock was var
|,rV attributed. although manipula-
NV was probably the whole cause,
I've expectation OF an unfavoraols
|Vs nlgn IN the Proceedings 10 annu'
II, ehaftrr OF the company. This MI
'mcs up at Trenton. N. j., Monday
Ae volume of business though
.tre, was widely distributed ans
~ ~ et the usually inactive stocks az
4, stn attention, The weakness
,s,iaul exS.tesi some comment, Vnh
4 iated Gas dropped 4 IL per cen
~ The decline was attended y.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-19

Now York. March ls.-Wheat-Spot
quiet, but held arm. -.
No. 1 hard. IS 1-2 I. o. b. aioat'
Options opened steady, advancing on
later cables. local covering ana small
er spring wheat receipts. with a sue
den Jump In the afternoon due 10 INC
Tnlk Of I. cold wave and rumprh 81 ouu
nolitical feeling in Europe mot OF
Which was finally lost under ieall%lhs
closed heavy at i-sGl-4 net advance
No . red, II l-2; May, ~ Ia
Hides--Quiet.
Leather--Stcndy.
Wool-Quiet. 1900,
cotton seed oll--steady at former
Coffec-optlons steady at prices nni
changed to 5 points higher ana ruleu
generally firm on small local u"uel
| scant offerings. ,,,ars
sales OF spot Rio number wet'
made Mt 10 rs; closed steady; poin1tt,
inuynr 10 10 points higher. Sales. s'o'
| baes including March lSib4l5'2o.
snot coffee-Rio steady. No. 7, ~ -
mild, steady. cordoya, i6 S-tqis sales yes,
Eon NAYS Rio No. Z spot at II 3-S. lou
hogs RIo No. Garth Prince, 10 D.,
adeat; 100 bags Central American PHI
VS s,,sarmRaw. firm; refined. frm.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-19

WANTED To exchange fine upright
piano for lumber delivered IN llnllAs'
Addrean T.. o. Ilox ~, Dnllus, Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-19

Kansas City, March fs.--wheat i-ec
higher; demand improving; Nc. . hard
romlnnlly, 69c; No. nominaliy. 45I5Gc;
rejected nominally S5Hloc; No. red.
I9ci No, red spring. GIG csc; No. Q,
SIS i-2soeoc.
Corn 3-sc higher: demand fair, Re
ceipts light; No mixed. 2sc; No. 2
white. 90 5-Sc.
Oats-scarce and firm; No. mixed
nqminally. i6 l-2GlTe: No. . white.
2odl2lc.
Rye-No. ., SIC.
Hay continues firm; timothy. $500
II so; prairie, s5.5095.75.
Butter-CrcamcrV Arm at 11Qipc;
dairy steady at 1sli5c.
Eggs-Firm: receipts, light; auotabie
at Sc.
Receipts Wheat. 5000; corn. 1890
I oats, none.
I ShiDmOnts-NOrp
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-19

Kansas city, Mo, March lS.-Cattle--
Receipts j. POO: shipments 300. Texas
Steers. y. 75G3.9l: Texas cows. S2QsGo'
becf steers. S3.25Ul.25; native cows,
81 ,2bG3. 20; stockcrs and feeders S-'i9p
: 90; bulls, $2m3.O5. , ooo
Hogs-R Receipts, no; shipments, ] 2OO-
Market Sc lower. bulk of sales. Sd - ~
an IS: mixed, 81 SO@8,S ji lights, $4,000
$50; Workers. S3.G0a3.S2 ~; pigs 49, q
shpep-Rcceipts 200; SHIPMENTS. 200
Market steady: lambs, SS.G54i'2o' nut
| tons. seas 90.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-19

i PROPOSALS FOR LEASING GER
tain OF the pastures on the Usage res
clvaton. Oklahoma, United States In
dian service, Usage agency. Pawhuska.
TIN, konAasl March Z. 1896 Scaled
proposals FOR grazing horses or cattle
(bus ,S.clashtep or hogs on certain of
the pastures on the Usage reservation,
ohlvhoma, numbered !. =, ~. %, Is,
30 and ", for tho period Of two years
from April, 1896, indorsrd "rroposals
for lehsins Usage tribal lands" and ad-
dressed TO tho acting United state In
dian agent, OsnEe agency. Fnwhuska. \
Oklahoma. WIN be received at this
agency, until O'clock j. IN, on the 18TH
day OF Mnrch. 1896. For the .iniorina-
ton OF bidders. l viii state that u de-
acrlptlon OF the pastures. number OF
ncrch IN each, md all other necessary
| information In relation thereto. Will he
\ furnished on application 60 this Office.
| Tho bidder must state the number OF
the pasture on which the bid Is mRde.
tho estimated number OF acres con-
| tained therein. the price per acre per
nnnum which he proposes TO pay for
the use OF the same, md the maxtmum
| number o. cattle or horses which he
| must be paid emi-annually In nd-
| vance, on the first day OF April and tho
first day OF October OF each year. Each
lessee viii be required TO give bond,
l
suretics, In nm amount equal TO three
fourtha OF the entire amount OF the con-
alteration agreed upon, conditioned up-
on the faithful performance of the
terms OF Baid lease. All fences and in-
provcmcntH pertaining TO the said pnn-
lures are TO he kept In good repair by
the lessee ana 10 revert to and become
the property OF the Usage nation at tho
expiration Of the lense, Everything
being satisfactory, II 10 proposed 20
award the grazing privilege OF each
particular pasture to the highest bid
der proposing TO pay the highest price
therefor, but the right Is hereby re-
served to reject any or all proposals.
and no lease hereunder Will he eN-
,cuted except auhicct 10 the arprovM
Of tho secretary Of the interior Each
proposal must be accompanied by o
certified check or draft upon some
: United states depository or Bolvent ma
tional bank IN the vicinity OF the bid
dorR place of residence. made payable
10 tho order or the commissioner OF IN
: dim affairs. for Mt least per centu,n
~ the total amount OF the proposal Tor
! the two years, which cheek
or draft shall be forfeited
20 thu United states, for
the use and hencnt " the DsnFe In
I dams OF Oklahoma, IN case the bidder
4 receiving an award shall tail 10 enter
4 into the prescribed Lease for lands DIG
: upon and 60 execute n suttnpl, pOny
= for the faithful performance OF his par
of the contract otherwise 70 be re
turned to tho bidder Proposals no
= conforming TO the requirements OF thil
, advertisement VIII not be considered
4 Ilculennnt -Cuionol Henry u, Freeman
:, Il. :. A.. Acting Indian Agent raw
4 huidSa. oklahoma
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-19

|. york March 1s.--Hubbard Bros
4 q cotton letter: A., -, ..,.o
ssv with continued cogeTlng on
IA Of the short interest. who are
snroughly alarmed ut the contin-
.Snrflon In the cotton available
.i,rsry ON contract in this market.
,nocess OF tine bull movement
!, mon an Improvement In
wblch would cause speculative
!, after the short interest ia Gov
!, snne injury to the crop which
|nsrlnr Wild buying us a large crop
|rtded next season. In the mean mean,
|. ne trade thinks the advance VIII
Ii,ae 10 such Il point as Will permit
,rents OF cotton from this market
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-19

Queensland, 2,ssi bales: secured.
10 l-2d9is Q i.2d; greasy con i-ed.
Victoria, i.G22 bales. secured, side
Is Cd; grcasv, i-4eil0 Lad.
South Australia, 1,0iS bales prUdred.
10 l-2d0is l-2d; greasy, 4 s-iq9i.
Swan River. 462 balca secured, 10 lid
Qls Id; greasy, i-24lcd
New Zealand. 1891 bales; secured.
i0ddis Id; greasy, Z i-4@ii 1-9d.
Cape OF Good Hope and Natal COS
bales; secured. is / 1-2dVis 2 led.
! greasy, ifi7 I'D.
Falkland Islands, 1891 bales; greasy,
| 69fg lad
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-19

Liverpool March 1S.--Cotton--F'air
ssnalt prices higher. American mid
ax fair. 4 23-32d; middllng. l5-S2d !
ntftan middling, l3-S2d; low MD
I,a,s iS-l6d; good ordinary. 4lS-led'
zoe sales Of the day were 10000 bales
which 500 were for speculation ana
bEpoft and included 300 American
|ensipts 5000 including $500 American.
|a.sies opened firm and closed very
c|saay at the advance. American MID
cng l., NJ, C., March 4.191i 20;
ttsroh and April. 4.1S614 10: April and
NJ, ~ as; May and June. Az; June
m july, 4.l6; July and August, Id
.,sst and September, 4.10@4,12; Sep
' a. and October. 3.62; December
NY lenders of todRy's deliveries
'se 400 bales new dockets
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-19

TO l1NCHANGE--A two-atory brick
husincsn house price tlb. 900. iine rent
ing property, FOR lots or a ilne rosi-
dence. $500 worth of bank stock and
cash for nice home on West side. File.
giant plano rs part payment on smnll
home. knight a. Blackburn. No. 2Os
Houston ptrpet
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-19

,oo, March is.-Nheat ~ -
Iivernooi I'd poor. No red winter ..e,, a.
irmi denim. "a Surfing stocks exha,ussit.e,ni.
id; 70, s,d IN Manitoba Us a; No ld Ns n
fornia 81 ,,e ~ and April 5s Lad; Mas'
higher 1has July and August y s1 Hem mixed
new s. LEA. Futures sssfa and june q
h srg,,st IS y Lid. ,ooderatc, ST.
Eiour--sieady; deInanp
ais fancy yintsr IS 10
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-19

1qa ri. balances 81, 25o.973. Money on
roll c1sy Mt gl-2G4 -: last loan l-2'
closed 21-2Gg per cent. Prime mer-
camille paper 51-2G6 per cent SteT-
Ing exchange weak with actual bH b.
ness in bankers bills at 81 i,2dt4;S. S 81
FOR demand and s6 l-2@4.SG "a l or oS S
days. Posted rates 4.S79li ,SS and =. ss ~
al. S91-2; commercial, 4.s6; MeEi.au
dollars "a 5-S, bar silver 65 Ii silNei
n certificates Gg6tGg H..
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-19
|0U ADVANCED.
. ,o,nTs WAS THE ADJ
1 VANCE SCORED.
played a Leading Fart
,,xerpooI and New
| ,erl-cIose steady.

II, March 1s.-The cotton
VOTE, ,ce5 "a points today fol
an !, ~ 4 maintained that man
Eeol ,aved a leading part In Sc
E1r pia advance at Liverpool as
\ ins az John NJ. Inman bought
4 heIs ,,,os followed by the crowd.
ina s m@ very little resistance to
l sas sc ~ the shorts being pretty pr,
|'s,a some buying for 9r, me 'n sslea
ireoun nil cases bullish and say
near,s winners can be relied on
Eusllsh Manchcster conditions be.
|l1p0iss', The close was steady at
|lsuIsapn,,r,,c OF 5ml3 points. spot
., aver were marked up is but the
Pilonss ro AVE- buyers out OF the mar
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-19

~ YORK; March 1S.--Cotton-Quict-
|anlng Sc, net receipts. none; gross
n ssports TO Great Britain, 29l6;
t,l,snt 1900. forwarded, Go: sales,
al spInners,; stock, l62,sVo:
kt,i today-Nct receipts, 9Ii2; eN-
" 10 Great Britain. 1885; contin-
4 1000; stock, G67,S22.
Ensolidated net receipts. A5,iIO; e%-
N 10 Great Britain, 55,5IS; France
continent. %, SO.
k,taI since September met receipts
Fsss; exports to Great Britain. l.
m, France, 417,329; continent, J.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-19

~, Mareh is--At the wool auc,
Lonu19n s Is.sii bales were offered; u
ti9n sa va we're withdrawn. the oi, ,s,,,
which w With good demand a. iuil
lns NE. m Win the exception OF INFERIOR
A's s ~, south wales. sob; sceuteu' ~.
Ia, g-sasy. ' s-t0ii i--'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-19

|w York, March 1S.-Cotton--Spot
Isa quiet; middling uplands s, mid
n ruff Sl-i; sales 1856 bales. Fu-
n eady; sales 326,s0O. January
1inrch 7.6S; April 7,69; May 7.Is'
1ri9; July 7.79: August $50; Sep
kss7.4O; october 7.2s; November
Zfhcembet. 7 %
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-19

nv Orleans, March lS.-CoJton-Fu-
h steady; sales $4,000; March ,6j
% April 77l117 rs; May 7.OSg7 69i
srs 1897 .6S; July 7,G7W7 IS; August
September Z .1gd7. 20; October
|A0ios; November 7.03Q7 .05: Decem-
)riHf7, o.,
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New York. March ls.-Total safes
stocks today 29O2l9 shares. including
American tobacco. GO2OO; American
sugar. il, 200: St Paul, 1900.
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NV Orleans, March 1S.--Cotton-
kAiy Middling. 3-4; low middllng
|ts good ordinary. T IA,
Net receipts. 2,332: gross, 2A6A: ex
lrb to Great Britain, 1850; coast1ise
III sles. 5000; stock. 25S, us.
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| y Louis, March iS.--Cotton--steady.
~ higher; middling 77-s; sales $40
NJ; receipts 224O; shipments 2Sls;
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Gnyeston, Tex, March 1S.--Spot cot
IA quiet and 1-Sc higher. Middiing'
~ Sales, 1897; receipts, 1920; ship
1eoA sI7s; stock, 55.S75.
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rnor AND VIM.

Manufacturer BALE HAY TIE,
iRON and STEEL kOotiMy,,
IRON and STEEL F.NnlS o.
O. X. barry ra"N-. = =
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

NOW IL the chance OF q lifetime to
make big proNA ON rinnli Investments
Market Review explaining how 10
mike money sent free, Beware OF
bucket Shops" aud irresponsible bro
kers. We protect our interests. Bank
references furnRhcd X oliver " CO.,
nrokerp. Chicago stock ESchnnge, cht-
cngo, and 20 broadway, New York.
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TEETH! TEErH,l--cheapes and best
in town. , ". Blake. ID. ID. s.. Third.
corner Main.
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have n block OF choice lotF ON Wet
Side 60Ni5s IL feet each. to 90 foot al
AN offer on one or any number OF them,
NJ. L. Chambers. III Main street,
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W. II, sEDBERRY. real estate and
general commission agent. Hay and
grain. Correspondence solicited Com
merce. Texas.