Fort Worth Gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.), Vol. 18, No. 352, Ed. 1, Sunday, November 11, 1894 Page: 13 of 16
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j Jf eidi d to maintain the preS
liVi fa w credited by pec
i ose ntormatlon on Chicago
Jiltstoll and Qulncj heraofore hava
1f1aui jnlo strung yesterday In
iut trail actions but the advance
Joly one point vns disappointing
linilon as a small acller In the
wnon and rumow of 1 ir e de
iae In earnings for the llrat week
xovenib r
sille a bulllnh sentiment exists on
Si Iiland deu nturia selllnir at U
nn carnlnsa ot M rnul the first
lc In tsovemUr decreased J188C07
Bthe Judntni tit of nian > careful ob
ncn of Vail slnt apculntlon tin
UtlJe li ccrtalnlj flslnB
1 Atchison
tonflon market at p in
L Loulivllh and Nashhvlllv 18 Krle
i htrticr Heading unchanged lit
ul 1S higher
stock w re strong and buoyant nt
and there was lively
opening n
annil to cov r shorts In Hock Is
bJ and sugar The other grangers
r firm but the short Interest hnv
t been ellmlnat d uut of Chicago
jrUngtoh and Qulncy theio were
itlxng sales to secure profits
Miueurl raclflc wns In good request
r both accounts
Sew York Nov 10 The market In
to generally buoyant and i iK
1 sir with good demnnd to cover
lorn In the grangers and Industries
oe Keeps brokers were large bu ers
t lucr and Chicago gas and the
em short wer nervous to tlnd that
be supply of floHtln stock had been
> largely reduo d 1 re wai a good
mind for J C nnd L H for both
counts and LouUvlllo and NnshvlUo
if bid np by the room traders with n
tw ef catching stop orders West
s Itiloti and the low priced speclal
were mora active nlthough thero
atoii dl v iltton to take profits in
TiTtl elrctile Missouri laclllc
it bid up bv a prominent trader nnd
svllostinjr shoit Interest In tho stock
ai prtd
Itnnk Vlntetuvnt
p ne decrcaite
madecrease
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Irtsiitlon decrease f
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31020
V Terk Nov 10 Tho total nalta
iifwlti today wtp 130900 shirrs n
> JMt Atrhlaon 1W Cotton oil IfOO
nirir 3 800 nurlintcton 17100 Chi
> tr 1V 0 Ddawate nnd Hud
n IW Dlitlllon 200 General Elec
A > M LotiWvIIl nnd Nashville COO
inHattan 1S0O MlJ nurl Pacific 4100
i lCw N w York onJ Ni w
m i tblnl ntvasmont 4000
TJcrwy central sioo Norlhwe > m
Northern Tatile pieferred lino
wn American 15001aclflc JIall 1C01
tfliiig 1 30 Uock iHland to hOO St
JUtOOj Union l iclc 22fl0 United
wi rtubber 1515 Western Union 4300
nilon riitnnclnl
Ionian Nov 1013ar slUor 29 9lfl
r ounce oMney 38 per cent The
tt t disc tun In the open market
both short and three month billa
M per cent
Hullluu linlmite
tjnion Nov 10The amount of
anion withdrawn from the Rank of
pana m balance today was I1CJ
t STOCKS AMI 1IOMIS
r York No p mockv in bonds
lilie lolloivliiii prlcosb d
WHuteal legmrrod 110f
MWbUtra coton 110f
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If i tmJ certificates
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Mexican dollars ti 14
n nts ot Uerluan
Berlin Nov JO The weekly state-
ment of the Imperii Bank ot Germany
ahowt the follow Ins chances as com
Pared with the pmlous account Caiih
In hand Increased sstsaooo marks
treasury notea increased 183000 murk
other securities decreased S09l0m
mA i nrtMi < lrculatlon decreased
10S0O0W marks
Ncir atL lixpurf unit Imports
New Tork Nov lOThe exports ot
he week were Gold UlS3i sliver
I2I33 general merchandise sU57Sf
dry goods JlJ6i0i
Amcrtean Seenrllles
London NoV 10 CloslngCanda
raclflc 61 Pre 14 34 lMe seconds
71 15 Illinois Central 04 14 Mexican
ordinary 14 1S 8t Taul common
C5 1 New York Central 102 34
Penns > tvnna S3 S4 UraJliir 9 34
Mexican Central new fours co 12
New York rlciirlntCN
New York Nov 10 Hank clearings
JI6 020271 balances I3S0M7
Tor tho week exchanges IG722S3
balances 6ll0t7
lrle o lolil
1mdon Nov 10 Gold Is quotel to-
day at lluenos Ayrcs at 213 Madrtl
1100 Usbun 22 CO St I > etrrsburg 00
Athens 77 Home 10000 Vienna 101
imtlOttC MlllKKTH
Clilenu Uf ttMk
Chicago 111 Nov 10Cattlelnrlud
Injf the cattle hthi oer from > ester
day there was an unusually liberal j
supply for 8nturia > but bujers were
wllllnir to take all the offerings on a
basis ot > caeidaja quoiatlons which
were tlUiti4s9 tor natien Jl 75 4 75 1
for Westerns nnd SI 5Q < 03 40 for Texas
cattle Thla Weeks ittelpts are tho i
nmflllest for any wrek In November
with u tho last four jcars and prices
hae udanced lOS S
Hogs The demand fof hos < today
was fairly active and the previous j
days advance was firmly held sales
maklnK at 1 SStfl GO f r choice llen
wrtghts sold largelj at 4 Vi4 TO 4 JO
r 4G0 hought the bulk ot lights lie i
tween 7000 nnd 78000 sheep havo ar-
rived thlH Wiek the largest number
ever received for a week in November
There was continued depression and at
tho close of business about all of the
advance gained ear In tho week lud
i anlshcd Quotations ranged from
125 to 1 25 for poor to chilee sheep
and from II to 1425 for lambs
Receipts Cattle 2000 calves 2000
hogs 25000 sheep 7000
Knu it Lll Lite Moef
Kansas CltJ Nov 10 Cattle Re-
ceipts 2500 shipments J00 Steady
Tcas steen 12 00310 beef Etcers
12 St5 CO nativo rows 1 S0ff2 tO stock
crs and feeders t > 013D5
Hogsltecelpts D100 shipments 1300
henIct strong mixed and Ughta weak
Bulk of sales ti 25 4 0 heavy 1 35W
4 CO packers II30Q4C0 mixed I4 25Q
4 50 lights 3 S05r4 25 pigs tZ 00fl4 05
Sheep Receipts 100 shipments feOO
bt Iiuuli 1 lie Stock
St Louis Mo Nov 10 Cattle Re-
ceipts 200 shipments 1400 Market un-
changed Dull with supplies too light
to establish quotations
Hogs Receipts 1400 shlpmenti COO
Market quiet Ilrm at y terda > s prlees
bheep Receipts none shipments 1400
Mnrket better lambs S3 25j375 mixed
sheep and lambs I22G92 G5
IVcvv lork llry Uttoda
llllAZILIO OITICIALS
rctrs 111 Honor of Vloreas Innufforn
Inn
Washington Nov 10 Minister Men
donca of IJrUzll has received the official
program of the fetes and festivals
vhlch begin throughout Brazil In hon-
or of the tnnugurnllon of the new presi-
dent on Thursday next The occasion
Is much like the quadrennial inaugura
Hon of the president of the United
stateB except that the festivities ex-
tend over fH dais and conclude with
tho formal swearing In of the new chief
executive
In view of the reports of revolution
In IJratll Senor Mcndonca says this
shows the tranuulllty of the country
and Its interest In ltepubllcan Instltu
The present Inauguration has special
ilgnlilcance as it Is the first Induction
Ji a president elected by the people
slnio llratll P > aside monarchy and
became a republic
Speaking of the reported movement
Inauguration of Moreax
tho
to prevent
ind proclaim Ielxto dictator Mendonca
It is entirely unwarranted as the
celebration Indicates that President
relxto vlll continue 10 hold his posi-
tion as general of the nrmy
Mendonca sol s the rebellious eleront
southernTllraill has recently been coun
leader to abandon h
srted by I
ifiltless slrugglo In any event tho
Kit ass the rebellion Is of mall
consequence
mTIMiTOV UAls
lleellon A
Iloir Inllnel
Itroelird by fomiulllfcs
Washington D C V
leave
THE QAZETTEj FOBT WORTH TEXAS SUXDAT XOVEMBEU 111S04
Sena
COTTON GRAIN AND PRODUCE
next
foVrtorof U pX 1 > P >
w mber of the com
vinced that ISJi stn tor Jones of
st nls 1 n ijiije > nator nan
torlsl party Cullom
cu mnd Mrs
som Senator bj
tr
riiiTiica loss on Tin ruin
OF COTION
Wheat Lose n Cla reaction and
Closes Uvnk Corn and Onlrf Sym
pathise The Provision Market
1alrlr 1 lrmM e filoct Markets
r a McPeak Co In their review
ot jcsterdayV cotton market ay
Opening prices In UAerpool showed an
Improvement ot about Ml ocr Irl
da > Anal figures hut the adtanee
specie trom the port ot New York tor v not ustalned and the clow was
the week amounted to S11SU8 In gold I J ° 4 l > WIr 1n he ° P lnK
and 8115 200 In silver The imports tor Thl > placed the market at virtually
unchiiiigtu prices mio i otu ea y nt
3 XiZ baIm souo una rtcctiits iKiw ot
ui4n utwo Mvre American Umi r-
on this slilo naw no encouruicvmrnL
in such a inArket anrt at tno op jc
aeUiiiR ord rs wcw rltP ot about two
l olnt8 beiov IMday close m ny be
inK ot a Ujulvlaioiy cliatact r ihere
wan hower a fatily Kt demaml
an4 alu ImproNti ai > niu lour poiitt
but the advdiiLe was noon lost on ac-
count ot a heay port moem t ami
Hit general lmprrtdlon that tha bu
ruau report woutJ be ery bearish AM
eo it wan showlnic tho yleM t iml
t > rr aero at 1V17 pouiulit usalnit 143 S
last > tar ami 1J In 131 U rtporl
that the fa > orable weather ot last
month beside impnninff the crop
Rrontly tacUUnUHl plcbliitf n d that
the ban been with rnvat
January
February
March
April
May
Juno
July
mono to meet their obligations and
the liktllhyftod now Is that they will
depose of the remainder much more
reluctantly than heretofore wtpeUiilly
around these low figures The dls
position to sell both in the spot and
contract market la less pronounced
and with any encouraging develop-
ment prlcen would quickly lespond i
Of course the great bugbear to the
market still continues to be the port
movement Spinners who for the past
few weeks have been liberal buyers
on the other side are fairly well slock
ed up nnd will llkel bo emisenalive
so long as these receipts continue
Rut all lndlcutloin point to u de-
creased movement In the near future
us well as n higher range ot pi Ices
Now ork closed barely steudy at
the lowest point for the day Hales SO
100 Spots unchanged nt 6 DSe Hale
205 Dull and easier New Orleans
spots unchanged nt to Bales 0759 by
factors and to arrive
The Chronicle sajs
Weather icports from the Mouth In-
dicate thut the temperature has been
lower the past week In about all dis-
tricts with killing frosls at a number
of points Rain has been quite gen
eiol but as a rule the precipitation
has been light ricking and market-
ing continue to make food progress
and In some districts the gathering Is
appro idling completion
Ktporta to date 1627412
Worlds Mslblo 3G3C22H
Tort receipts 2633391
Interior stocks in exoess since
September 1 313792
Net overland 331921
Southern consumption 16JO00
Total In sight 343010S
Northern splnnerV takings B 9 4IU
Total American visible 32070U
HllllHo < > f Irl
Open
December s 45
r 3
S 43
5 M
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DM
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HlKll
5 30
n 42
E 40
r rs
s is
r 63
r 67
6 73
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C 33
r 37
5 43
6 47
f 63
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6 70
Internment Crop llrpnet
Washington Nov 10 Tho Nov ember
returns to tho department of ncrlculturo
of rates of jlehl per acre make tho
avorago of corn 197 which Is about
1 13 bushel abovo the > cM Indicated
New York Nov 10 The personal i ll ln0 condition flsurea In October This
and mall demand was less pronounced Is the lowest late of > lehl that has New
qualities of Americans and miscellan
eous complexion Trom salesmen on
the roid tho encasements for sprlns
specialties were of a more liberal char-
acter and Indloatedia general disposi-
tion on the part of the merchants to
begin tho tralncrlnjr ot spring stocks
SI Inul Wool
St Louis Mo Nov 10 Wool
Quiet unchanged
larger liarv csted acreage 1 ho rates for
the years 1880 1887 ami 1S90 n hlch vvcro
ears of comparatively low jleld wero
nspectlvely 3 20 1 nnd 30 7 bushels
Tho jlcld for the present lear which
must be regarded as a prdlmlnary and
not n final cstlmato Is less than the
average for the ten years 1870 to 1879
D r
February 509ffSl0
S 04fi505
teidfmMt
to Great llrltnln 1414 comment TIM
forwarded SMS sales SCO all plnners u
stock bti < Total to UT Ul ued j
Net receipts 64030 exporls to Groat
llrltaln 4764t lrance 11411 to con-
tinent 20701 Mock II71S Total
since September 1 Net receipts 2C l
2 l export to Great Britain 727000
France 2260S0 continent tlltao
r 0 I IOVdAl KCTS
flrnln Lelter
Chicago 111 Nov 10To p a Me
Pcak Co commission merchants
Wheat The past week has absorbed
all Interest In tha grain markets It
litis ruled firm and higher throughout
and from tho actions of the market
the past few days It would appear as
though the long looked tor advance
was about to bo reftllied Tho situa-
tion la evidently undergoing a change
for the better Diminishing North-
west nrrlvals foreign higher markets
with good foreign and domestic mill-
ing demand are the silent factors Tho
receipts f wheat ut primary points
for the week have been the lightest
since the irop began to move Indi-
cating that farmers deliveries aro
getting very small und that all or
nearly all winter wheat has been mar-
keted and receipts ot spring on the
wano This coupled with the wheat
tevdlng operations which from ad-
vices r eiod U making sellous In-
roads In tho Invisible suppl would
Justlj warrant our looking for a ma-
terial tolling oft In the visible from
tin
Week to weik oa compared with
crop RatUerea
cr divpdtcli ana marketM moie iiwlv I henvy tncrcflf tint hu taken piaco
than heretofore Hut the latter was berttoton There la howeer no im
leully bulllRh in the fact that It benra pro ement in whnt would be fuel to
un out In what was stated a couple of i he i i > eculatle tiro Lxport uemunu
dH that fanners buve ruehed it weekly clenraiicen are any criterion
> ago
thflr crop to market In ofd > r to et for the week nRKnKate but z6hiwu
bushels against s4iiooo taut week ul
though scurclty of freight room hns to
a cirtaln extent prevented buslnt
In thU respect Comixtlllctn < > n titw
other side is still rj keen Russia
who fiom August 1 to October 27 ex-
ported over 0000000 Imsheh mora than
for the same period Inst veor Is still
In the market and Judging from Iter
offerings at the prentat time In llvei
ponl will should tho weather continue
faorable be a large shipper tor some-
time to come Tho market hnw wr
has a good tlrm undertone and beats
are acting cautious The fact Is
holders have a much stronger position
than shorts News of late has been
decidedly moie favorable to that side
of tho market white they can con
tmplate with some degree or cer-
tainty that there Is little or no danger
of their coming down wnio morning
nnd Undine the maiket off 5 cents per
bushel
Corn The market In corn the past
week lias at no time been n broad
one In fact pi Ices have been ton
lined within a narrow range though
held falily rteady Tho new crop
muvment Is becoming quite a factor
while there Is a mnrkid falling off In
the cash demand the sitght Improve-
ment noted > sterday being but a
temporary factor and offerings are
again heavy Yours trul >
LAMSON llltOH CO
Ilimue ttf Price lit thlcaKti
WheatNo 2 Open
December 61 78
May CO
Com No 2
Deoembtr P0
May W
oats No 2
Iieeembtr < 15
May
Iorlt
Januiiy
May
1inl
January
May
lllbs
January
May
Wheat
Corn
Oats
Vork
Inrd
Itilis
33 18
Now
York
lllnh I < nvv Close
K l 61 SS f4 6B
01 13 S3 3s C3 SS
0 4 38
CO 18 49 34
38 13 38 13
3 18 31 78
81 00 1J >
12 30 13 07
7 on
7 17
1 6 tfi
C 27
1 orU
NOV
3
0 40
i loir
7 10
7 13
49 Sl
49 78
0 00
C2S
Im tiller
10 Wljeatllc
than on previous days and assortments occurred since 1881 when It stood at clptSi jj7000 lmshelv exports
In other instances called for moderate I ° j a WbSsheis m n much bushel sal 3170000 bushel ful
dull No 2 red
< lj
33
It 07 13 20
12 o i oo
7 15
7 30
n 17
0 3S
rl
to M
t 1S
113 20
7 05
0 30
8000
futures
800 spot Spot tore
and elevator 57 1ic afloat 68 7kc f
o b 59 12J No 1 Northern 07 1 < 0I
No 1 hnrJ CSc dillviml
Options were weak all tho forenoon
nnd closed heavy at lJOOBo docllu
Tho break was ddo to active qonllnent
nl selllnit and locil raallxlng Weekly
dUnp
by 7 bushels less than tho average i w0rts rrom both coasts veio
for the succeeding deeado ISB0 to 1SS1 I polntlntr No 2 red January B90S9 la
by 4 4 bujhetsand less than theaveraa conea bSe February ctoitfl 60 1Kc
for the four esrs JBfO to tsiU by 37 March 61 llCtffil 1S closed Blcj May
70 4 Tho result In
bushels quality Is
harmony with reported Indications dur-
ing tho grots lnir season Tho tatta of
jlcld of the principal corn elates are as
follows New York 28 2 Pennsylvania
32 Ohio SG3 Michigan 233 Indiana
28 9 Illinois 23 B Iowa 15 Mississippi
2 0 Kansas 112 Nebraska 6 0 The
artaco > letd of buckwheat ld1 bushels
per acre Tho averupo leld In 1R33 was
177 and In 1S92 111 buihcK The aver
ape quality W3 100 belne the standard
The averace > leU per acre of potatoes
la returned as C2 In 1S03 the jltld va
132 nrd In 1S32 17 tons Th quality
Is high at shown by tho per eenluge of
91 5 The crop of apples Is reported as
117 per cent of an average pioductlon
The returns relative of feedlnff of wheat
to stork are not sufficient to justify as
report at this date The department
hopes to he able to make a report on
ttls subject in the near future
MtriOol Cotton
Liverpool Nov p Cotton spot busi-
ness Arm Triics easy American mid-
dling 3 l32d The salts of the day were
18000 hnles Of which 1000 were for
speculation und export and Included
1700 American Receipt 18000 Includ-
ing 13400 American
Tutureo opened steady with ft fair de-
mand and closed easy American mid
d inr I M c November 2 67Cld bur
ets November and pecemlw 2 676I1
ui ers December and Januarj 2 5SCIJ
sellers March and Atril 2 26Mtf
2 6Jeid April nnd May 3d buyers May
nnd June 3 2C4 sellers June nnd July
8 461 sellers July and August 3 tC4
3 661
M > orlron Cotton
Nw Orleans M Nov 10Cotton
Kasy ales spot rio to arrive 4SoO
receipts 201C3 exports to Oreat Drlt
fltn 11600 Krnnee 11641 continent
tSi coastwise 2410 stotfk 32215S
futuresSteady salas oo Novem
Jim December UOOffaOl Jan
Hi 718t82 3tc closed C 6SCi Notcrobcr
closed n MC lev mbcr 68 116BS8 3 Cj
cloed C8 1Sc
Hldis Htcndyi tiet suited New Or-
leans selected < 5 to CO pounds Dei Iluo
nos As res dry SO to 2 iiounds Hoi
Texas dry l to 35 iwunds S 13CC0
Leather rirm liemloclc nole lluenos
Ayrcs Hunt to heavy weight lOOUc
Wool < 3let domstlo Hecco l U2ICi
pulled 20JH5C
rig Ironnulll Scotch I1000JJ20 23
Copper Unsy lirolters prloo 0 l2c
LeudHlionit hrokelV prISe 13 00
Tin PlatesDull
Colton heed OilQuiet prlmo citlde
2t 2l 12 off trude 2ff23ct yellow but-
ter grades 31032CJ choico > elow 83o
nominal prime Jellow 28 f2 > illow olt
trades 204T27i prlino whlto 32833c
nominal
Uoffee Options opened steady with
sellers scarce and coverlnK cailslnif
advance of 10023 points cased off un
dtr local pressure Llosed tjultt at
points net advance salts 14 2o
hSRS Includlnic Noiember 1370l
cember 1275012 SO January 12200
1233 March U 0ill73 May llSSiP
11 18
Hpot Coffee HIo firmi No 7 15 l < 0
IS 12 mild steady Cordova ISlOc
sales none
28J00O bags
HamhurgStesdy prices 14C12 Vtlt
decline sales 7000 bags
Havre Htcadyt unchanxed to l2t
lower at 12 m steody without further
change Total sales 10000 bags
lllft nrm No 7 ltlo ilooo rels tx
ehange unchanged Itecelpts 4000 bags
Cleared for tho United Htatee none
cleared for Europe none stock 210000
bags Warehouse deliveries from New Tork
yesterday 8170 bags Now York stock
todsy 11710 bags united mates stock
1SMJ7 hairs ottost for th < i United
States 307000 bsrs total lstbl foi tho
United State 490337 bags against 420
1B3 bags lat year
Sugar Ttasv firm fair refining Jc
aVrc h llSOS 18i April 5S1G5 K May centrifugal M test Mo-
s sas 27 June 8 J2 5 83 July t38 nennedrirm No 1 Kflj jmscj
I August osBtm 42 No 7 8 111COS 78C No 8 J 1SJT3 Slfks
533 flf 1Mec No J0 s T
Oalvrslon 3larL u
OaUeston Tex Nov 10 Cotton
Easy middling i l16e sales 754 re-
ceipt 1M7S exports 23131 slock 188
Coffee and sugar Unchanged
1 I inU Cotton
et Louis Mo Nov 10 Cotton
Quiet middling 5 MCoi sales 800 re
cVipu WO shipments 8200 stock JO
800
Cotton ytatltlcs
Sew Vork Nov 10CottonNrt re
cclyU IM balest etojs 8 exports
0
0 w Q
No 11 S 38 J3 S18C No 12 3 1
8 12o No 11 3 I off A J J8fH l8c
mould A 4 7lCOi 58ci standard A
4 1110O4 SJc confectioners A 4 1W8
84 J4e cut loaf 78C4 ClCc crushed
4 78S5 1iec powdered 4 71C64 Chc
granulated i JU8I 88c cubes 8 7lCff
4 C8C
Vee tirleans Hutinr
New Orleans Iji Nor 10 8ogr
Very firm pUatattOn granulated 4J
4 lUc off granulated 3 15lCc choico
whlto S 016 3 8c off uWI 3 880
vie gray white J lliifH 13lcc
cholc yellow rlarlded > 6i J S c
prim y ow ctarined i jiseJ lln
off yellow rlirlfied 3 71CSJ3 l8c sec
ends 3 3 JlOo others stndy and un-
changed
M IunL Irmlnir
6t Iwuls Mo Nov 10 riour
Qulet firmer patents 824563 55 oth
cia unchsngtsl
WheatOpened with a selling rush
going orf 34fl On reaction 1JO
68o was regained with n firm oloso
No 2 red cash 51 1Se November 51c
Uecombtr 51 18051 l4o May 56 1SSJP
50 t8o
Corn followed wheat tho net loss
for the day being 3So No 1 mixed
cash 43 380 November 45c Deeem
lr 46c January 40c May ill
Data Weak with wheat and corn
No S cah November 89 l c Ma >
32 18C
lt > e No 2 east side 49 12C
liarley Nn trading
Draw Higher 03c Kicked cast
track
1lax BendQuiet 81 41
Clover Seed 7 7618 35
Tlmolhy SeedJI13tf52o
Hay Strong but unchanged
llutter nnd Hggs Unchanged
< iirnmoal82 300233
Whl ky l 23
Cotton Ties c e
llagglng 5 7 809 68o
Provisions Quiet Pork standard
mess Jobbing 812 52 13 Lard prime
steam If 00i cliolce 7 00 Dry sail
mat loose shoulders 853T 12 longs
8887 lrlbs 3550 shorls M7 lla
con packed shoulders 8603 12 longs
81 12 13 ribs 87 St shorts 1750
ItecclptBrlou 4000 hyrols vvliaat
04 000 bushelsl corn 26000 oats V3lrl0
Slilpments Hour 80W barrc si
wheat 1000 bushelsi corn 2000j oats
6000
Liverpool Prolines
TJvcrpoot Nov 10 Wheat rirml
holders offer sparingly No 2 red win-
ter 4s Ml No 2 spring 4S lid
CornDulli holders offer moderately
snot 4 11 JSJ Putures flrmi linlders
offer spailngly November s Wjl
December 4s 0 34J January 4s 5 1
IMourrirm holders offer sparingly
St IjoMs fancy winter 5 6J
Inrdllrm holders offer spailngly
r otter freely
po rk Dull holdeni
DO 3d
Kniiiis Lllr rrnliicc
JCsnsns City Ho Nov 10Wi > t
More nctlici No 3 lmril el No reit
in chin f U JHMlsiprt rucr
StiSSWK A mixed 28 lci No
wliltc 82S330
Xlultcr Acme nnl firm fancy scp
arstor 10 21c dairy 130170
UegsAcllvo nnd lilshcr HI 1201TO
llserpool Jlosl rrnilnel
Uveniool Nov 10 Hams Firm
holders offer moderately short cut
< 3 > CI
IlnconFirm holders offer moder
ntely Cumberland cut 3is rhort jibs
35s Odl Ions clear 45 pounds SCs long
and short clear tS pounds 31s Hi
Shoulders rirm 27s 7d
UUCAl lAllltinI
Slnpte rrnvlslons
Tort Worth Tex Nov 9
Trade larga and prlco unchanged
MeatsDry salt clear 7 lSoj bacon
short clear l2o bacon bells
I tc dry salt bellies 8 l2c medium
hams lie larfe hams 10 l2c small
ham Kci brctuf ust bacon lie
Lard Compound 0 l2c pur leaf
gronulated 4 tSc
Sugar Standard
Santos nrm cood average Bantos nw res nai
12700 rtbT receipt SOOoo baes stock J J nS wj
1lci
if barrels 6 yellow
cut lusttT h
c coireeiArbuckls Arlsoa 21e Mid-
land 21c Lion 2ioi Alaroma Slot
1rench market 21c XXXX 21c
Qreen colfco Hy th sack good l c
choice 81c fancy 22 l2c peeberry
24 l2e old government Java 27c Mo >
chn 27c
nice Common to prime ec head
foiM flsrr loK fancy sugsr
house 45c choico per gallon 38c
fancy syrup psr gallon 33 to 40c
bait nsh New mackerel medium
No 1 half barrels 8780 No 2 10tb
net kits 1 10 medium No t 1016
D ki 8185
Pickles Medium barrels ms
alum half barrel IS6S small bsirelj
small half barrebi 812J 10gsl
ion kegs 1240 8gallon kegs JIMt
pints 0o quarts per doxen 31
half gsllon per dozen 3178 American
gallon per doMU 8328 Hexago gal
Ion 33M Imperial gallon 3876
cneew rancy full cream singles
II J2e cholc full cresm 20 lbs 14 i4c
fsney full cream young An rtcans
C flr l S eU 1 Tnlje
Cordage Slal rope halfInch has 4
7 120 manllla rone halfInch basis
cotton rope all sites lie cotton
twine 1801 8ply Jut twine 17 We
Flv bushel ost bags C f rB
sacks La Platte 4 le ounce what
SJckl t lic 1 bushel ounc corn
sacks 8c
M
TVhiat No 2 tk No 3 Sit
tjourDest oattnu JltJ per 100
Jllfiwi < tlia45s If Jfoa WSIssdatt assMaJin i lAjjSfe i
fp > H4 fV pV
TEXAS BREWING COMPANY
Brewing Cavnoitv 250000 Barrels Per Annum
PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY BY DRINKING FORT WORTH BEER
CONSIGN YOUR STOCK TO GARTERS STOCK YARDS
DAbliAD TJ32CAS
FOR QUICK SALES AND PROMPT RETURNS
rtofcronce Olty Nalbnil UvnV Oallal J A CAflTEn 00 Props
pounds litUf patents SI20 third erade
SI10 fourth grade S3
ems S300
Corn New car
Northern pat
local wiffon lots
4So per bushel
0tiTixa rust proof rsr lots
f
o h lort oWrth 82c sacked 31c
ran isr 100 pounda I o b Tort
Worth 70o
> i let fob Tort Worth
best Forney SIC per ton best up
land SH 00 ntralfn Ioo local t7 on
per ton pinlrle local per ton JO000
700
1onllrr ni t luii
loultr > Old hvrs per doien S3 5R5J
Sr > 0 Bluing chlekns per Uut en JHOCf
2 75 riicvtits per down SI 31 tut key
hens tOiii cobhlTs 7acj icrese per
dosen 1300 ducks per doxen I200tf
2 r
llKM rrwli without caw 17 l2o
liuttc Fresli country KiOIOocholto
crenmerv IcflJla
frcssli eitvtnhtcti nitil Krulta
V stablesGabhfljics per lb te
putnloiw sotfSDo per bushel onions per
pound 2c betts ptr pound 2 c to-
matoes prt bushel 13oq wax beans
onobfllf btishd baskets 75o cucum-
bers 40a per do n crlery 40tB0o per
bunch pumpkin > ains per buslirl 750
Trulls Lemons f ncy 8 usj p r bat
JUJ4C0 urnpws Conoords < 0o per
basket riorlda oranittH 1273
Northern apples sa 00 por barrtil
bananas tI7Ctt260 per bunch
lotion iiittl Wool
Cotton Iaw inlddlinir 3 l2o strtet
low mlddllntr a 34c miadllne 4 1Xe
strfct middling i J4oj cood mid-
dling 4 3Sa
Wuol Ueht medium ipot low medi-
um 8Cf hfavy fln 6U8o
ASUH TOO Mt 111
Tho > tir urc nrJit null Mil
Itr
fiisto lluiir en Itfiiir i
New Vork Nov 10 It In the Remral
opinion In vachtiiiK clrdon that tho rt
quSt o Ioi il Uunrnvrn for further con
cessloni rcKaidlnn tho rnndltlons to
Ms Bd prime mts
prime mMS western j KOWni nt0thcr tflM fflf llfJ ArnclPa
d uSfSttS hoUm offer freely K I TA vnM
tra India mess 67s 2d prlmo mess
Tlio only one probably which the
commltte will cnnslder la the one
compiling yachts to I mousnrcd with
tho racing uows on hoard nnd there
ai objections to this being grnntid It
Is argued that each owner should bo
fioe to Increase or diminish his crew as
he pleasid and It would he unreason-
able to hold him to any llxed number
or men lo man tho boat or that the
weight of tho crow should bo a factor
In the contests To have tho bouts
measured for time allowance Willi tho
racing crows on board would In effect
do I his
Tho request that the next race b
sailed oft Morblehend has already been
denied by resolution of the New Yoik
Yacht club < ord Dunraven In his
challenge admits that the outer bny
of New York by which he means the
open oceah outside of Handy Hook Is
naturally a good place for yacht rnc
liig hut objected to tho presince of ex-
cursion steamer nnd tuga No ltrtt
IkIi boat over lost a race through tho
crowding of excursion bouts When
ono does she will havo an opportunity
to trfiall the rate
Tho demands or the Ilrltlsh regard-
ing locea for Ihe Aroerlia cup are In
straugo contrast to the stickling for
rules and tegulallons of thblr forma-
tion which aro Insisted upon when an
American yacht goes 6cr there to
race
i i s
xiLTiiri I iiiiiiiiiuiiii
A Gauif of louns llelrolt loughs
llrokeii n >
Detroit Mich Nov 10 At the ex
amlnatlon of Henry Wain an 18 jenr
old boy last night on a charge of
larceny Detectives High and Larklns
told the sloiy of a gang ot boy rob-
ber whoso rest Is looated In one of
tho good resint nam of tho city
1rom one of the boy members of Ihe
gang the datftcttves secured tho pass-
word and last night swooped down on
the boys They found a dozen ot them
seated around n table devouring roost
chicken The walls of th apartment
which was looalcd In a Darn were
decorated with guns swords revolvers
and other stolen booty Tho boys
range from 18 to 19 years In age They
undertook to elect lh detectlvos and
found tw task too great and wer
taken Into cjsiody themselves A large
amount of stolen article were found
hidden about the barn
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Premium
Sewing
Machine
Valuo 70 our price tiU which In
dudes ths He ml Weekly UuxUU lo D9I
ftUdress for ono year
Kxlrii uttkehments In velvst lined
center drawer are Included
These attachments aro superior to
those rnudo uy any other manufacturer
belnir tfc oily ones that ar on th
market Ihat are warranted steel
lhroughouL Other sets am made prln
cluully ot brass ulcklo plated the plat
Hit servitiif to HW ths tiue cbaracteit
or tho in tal underneath
llm UaxvltVs inschlno Is stronpr and
sltnpls In construction Thers are but
frjw working parts In tho arm bene it
Is easy to keep properly cleaned and
oiled and almost Impossible for it to
ett out ot vorUlnu order
Uh mat Ulna Is finely flnlshtd and
beautifully ornamented and can be dt
Liendsd on to da equally well the UgtiU
vt and the heaviest work
Tit Uarsttas premium machine and
tho Senii V sekiy Qatettt tor out year
it aazettes premium machine
and tho dally and Sunday Ca
setto by mnll tor ono year Z7 00
The laxettes premium machine and
thu dally and Hunday Oozetto by m U
six months 12360 V
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BxlTfii 0TATB TOINTINa CO
Knrt yorth Tsfc
A rnimum CnnsI titrlb
ranftma Nov lflA atrllco has Uheit
plac among tho isUorcrs on the Cuh
braslon division of the Janama eanat
Tlio men rpc < ivo from S5 to 40 cntiv
day TUey demand an Increase to
50 cental This demand has been rv <
and tho canal aulliorltlea w
fused
ensasInK new men to fill tho atrlkrrs l
places Ths men aro malt Ins threats
and tho popcrhiiT boeti reinforced
Insurfien Gains In ieru
Nci York Nov 10 A fpedal to
the World from Quto sayo Insuttt
ent have taken and fortllledyPoltitn
Tho entlro eflrrison has Joined them
Tha printdent ho raised a loan aud Is
prepurii v OtronE vxt > edlttoa aitalnsl
them
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Tifi liillnn Crl i
New Yotft Njy IOtA jrpecal tt >
tha AVorld rom Valparaiso wiya
Threo cablneis havo been named brt
Would Mrfbc useilra ldei
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