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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-09-11

A LANGUAGE which has no growth is
indeed dead language, and If it is
really replete with life it grows from
both ends. This must be presumably
true of "a language so cosmopolitan as
ours. 1t is the common speech OF
many lands, and subject to a great
variation of local influences. These
influences must conspire to expand the
language as whole.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-09-11

MANY shade of thought awaited the
arrival of slang expression to be ex-
pressed. The phrase too previous"
is case in point. There is no equiv
alent for it. Every since the human
lists revived knowledge of the classics
the learned world has admired the fine
shadings of thought to be found in the
Greek language. Could the history OF
its growth be ascertained it would no
doubt be found that the Attic mer-
chants and sailors with their every
day slang as well as the poets and
philosophers of Athens, contributed 10
what we now call the refinement. as
well as the enlargement of the Greek
language.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-09-11
SsHla-ON'S
CONSu nj PTi0M
CURE.

The success If this Great Cough Cure IS
Uithort q parallel ir the history Of medicine.
An druggists arc authorized to sell II on pos
tive guarantee a te.t that no other cure can sue
cesslully stand. That 1t may become known,
the ProprIetors, at an enormous expense, are
placing Sample Bottle Free INTO every bone
In the United States and Canada. II you have
q Cough. Sore Throat, or Bronchitis, use ii, for
il Will cure you. If your child has the Group,
or Whooplng Cough. use il promptly, ana reliei
is sure. II you dread that nsidious disease
Consumption, use it. Ask your Druggist Tor
SIIILOH'S CURE, Price 10 cts, 90 cts ana
sIoo.s II your Lungs are sore or Back iaihe'
use Smloh's Porous Plaster, Pnce rs CTS
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-09-11

INSTRUCTION Of deaf mutes has now
been carried to a pitch that make:
want of hearing for most of them their
only loss Originating in Italy and
France, the science of education by
signs gradually developed experiments
In producing articulate speech without
hearing. Except for certain congeni'
tai causes and few accidental or by
gienic misfortunes. speech is now pos
sible to mutes. In many cases it is sc
like normal articulation that educated
deaf persons may converse fluently
without, betraying that they are deaf.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-09-11

The treatment of George Eliot by
her fellow countrymen illustrates with
ever increasing force the senseless and
selfish distinction they make between
men and women in regard to genius
and character, between conduct and
relative distinction in national honor.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-09
TEXAS PROGRESS.

The carpenters are busy and large num-
Der of new buildings are going up at ES-
puela Work has been commenced on the
two-story residence of Nose Harris, editor
of the Bulletin. The new hotel Is COM
pleted and will be opened to the public in
ten or fifteen days.
Every house in South Vernon is occupied
and the contract for two new dwellings has
been let Vernon Texan.
The building boom has struck Croweu.
Eight new houses will be commenced in q
few days Foard County Enterprise
Plans and specifications for the new
courthouse at Beaumont have been adopted.
1t viii be a three-story building, l0lxS0
feet, at an estimated cost of $4,000. The
old courthouse was donated 10 the city for
school purposes.
Hico is improving Two stone business
houses and 4 number Of residences are 60
ing up.
Dimmitt, Castro county, is building up
rapidly. Carpenters are at work on Mr..
Richardson's new store building, and 4
number of new dwellings are being erected.
The new bank building at Coleman will
soon be ready for occupancy.
The contract has been let for a complete
system of waterwOrks At Hartley, Hartley
county, and work will be commenced at
once.
The iron front for the new bank building
has arrived, and work is progressing finely.
- Santa Anna News.
HAETLEY, HARTLEY COUNTY, Sept. s.
Work was commenced to-day by Contractor
c. f. Williams on complete system OF
waterwOrks Tor the town. A 10OO-barrel
tank, some 5000 to 600 feet of mains with
sufficient hydrants and watering troughS
70 the convenience of the citizens, together
" tn the necessary plant to keep the town
well supplied with an abundance of good
pure water. This will supply long felt
want, and al can have water in their yards
or houses ut a tritling cost, for additional
mains viii be laid in the near future. as
soon as Il location for our new school build
ing is decided upon.
COMANCHE, CoMANCHE COUNTY, Sept. :.
The contract for the new twO-stOry bank
building on the south side to be occupied
by the COmanche national bank, was let to-
day to a firm in Stcphenville, and work
viii begin at once.
Work also was commenced to-day on two
stone buildings on the north side. in the
burnt district, owned by j. ". Childers and
c. ". Comes.
The second story of the new courthouse
is nearing completion. This Will be one Of
the handsomest structures in West TEXAS
when completed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-09
ON CHANGE.
Spot Cotton Unchanged to I-l6c
Decline and Easier.
FUTURES STEADY, DECLINED,
Wheat Declined to 1 Sic on Foreign Ad-
vices and Heavy Receipts-Wool and
Coffee Unchanged-SuEar
as Revised.
Western Grain Crons.

Cincinnati Price Current: The past week
has not been warm enough to hasten the
maturity cot corn, but the crop has not
lost ground and the general promise is main
tanned, large proportion of the Western
growth being less advanced in maturity
than usual at this time in the season. With
dry weather the crop would rapidly get into
condition of security from injury by frosts.
No more moisture is needed for the crop
After brief period of dry weather light
frost would DE helpful to the crop.
Wheat in the Northwest has suffered
some injury from frosts. but this applies to
only small proportion OF the crop, and q
large output is assured The crop across
the line in Manitoba is more liable to serious
impairment.
Our correspondence further reflects dis
position to enlarge the wheat area and sea-
sonable progress has been made In prepare
tons for seeding. In some portions of Kan
sas the lack Of rain for some weeks is inter-
fe1ing with blowing operations.
Wheat has been marketed very freely, the
weeks receipts at primary markets being
the largest of the season.
The wheat markets have continued
changeable, not ranging so high during the
week as in the preceding week At the
close Chicago shows decline Of SIC on
September and 415c on December, compared
with week ago.
Wheat receipts at primary markets were
7,S400oO bushels for the week, against
6531, 900 the preceding week, and 2,015, 900
last year.
Corn receipts were S,ssS,Oo0 bushels,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-09
STILL FIRM.
nter Two Days of Rest There
is No Change.
The BEARS STILL AT WORK.
ct the Reaction Falls to Come-Bonds
are Even Firmer than Stocks.
Fort Worth and Dem
Vers Higher.
Commercial Resums

s7sl..l 60 he Gazette
Wv YORK. Sept. s.-Money closed at 4
49, sa.,. The highest rate; the lowest was
Is .4rle-Steady at 81 s9ta4 st.
-rsr-y>+4.
S.-ar-Raw quiet but firm; 96-test cen
,..-.-. 7-lG.Q31@c; refined, fairly active
49,. +-ru. cut loaf aud crushed, SIC; pow
-. &c: mould, &c.
1gs54t-Options We're fairly active and
,.E. closing 2ts@2}!c lower. Spot lots
5Eg.-DuIl but steady and unchanged.
C..-ur--Spot lots, steady; middling up
,.-s-. Ia-lGc. Futures closed steady.
,.-.aa-Spot lots closed steady. Fair Rio,
..-u.... lg'. Futures closed steady.
Firm. Bucnos Ayres, dry, BIO
. .. Z, NaE, IOGt12c.
rrre active to-day, with prices
.--..- and irregular. At the opening
-..... .s some display Of strength, but
Ill. soon rave way under the weakness OF
r p...ti and some hammcring by the
-- There were several rallies and as
.. ines during the day, and the mar
....srd 20 the close, when prices
-.-rI.ar and slightly changed from
A. ID, 49,.
+ ING. in the dry goods district con-
r.. 50 limited scale and the demand is
.-a. f.r select GRADES.
.r'- w-rr active and steady.
ua.-, Texas and Fort Worth certif-
t-s-
lint Worth and Denver IS. 100.
A..ai-au general mortgage As, SIG
.r. -au incomes, 81.
Missouri. Kansas ard Texas 2's, 49,
Missouri. Kansas and Texas Is, ~
- louis. Arkansas and Texas Is, III
E.-- ard Pacific Is. So.
E.,-~ aud Pacific rs, 35-s
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-09
WEATHERFoRD.
The Public Schools, the College and the
Seminary Begin Work-A Good
Road-Business Changes.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette
WEATHEgFoRD. PARKER COUNTY, Tex,
Sept. S.-The public schools opened yester-
day with a good attendance. The schools
are provided with a splendid force OF
teachers, and the prospects for the schools
are good.
The Weatherford college also formally
opened yesterday with large attendance
and bright prospects for the most success
full session yet held. a great many ladies
and gentlemen were in attendance. A large
number of pupils from a distance are at
tending the Weatherford college.
To-day was formal opening day for the
Texas Female Seminary, yesterday having
been spent in CHASING the pupils. This was
Il grand occasion for the seminary; a num-
Der of ladies and gentlemen from the city
attended the opening and were very highly
entertained. President W. 3. F'arr, d. d.
of the faculty delivered an address giving
the course to be pursued in the seminary,
which was heartily approved by those pres
ent. Short addresses were made by Rev.
Mr.. Bone of Dallas, Rev. Mr.. Barr of
Honey Grove and Rev. DR.. James Mackey
of this city. A recitation was given by
Miss Mary Powers, formerly of Denison,
now elOcutiOnist for the seminary, which
was one of the most interesting recitations
ever listened to in this city. Miss Powers
displayed wonderful eloCutionary power,
and completely won the audience, who de-
cided one and all that she was the right
person in the right place. The whole pro-
ceedings were interspersed with excellent
music BY the Harmony band, led by Pro
fessor Eckhart at the head of the musical
department
Dinner was then called, and it being DR..
Fairs birthday an elegant birthday dinner
was partaken of by large number of his
friends. The seminary opens with very
very fiattering prospects with a good at
tendance and a large number to come this
week. Pupils are in attendance from all
over tho state. Weatherford is proud of
her schools.
County Judge Roach is having some fine
work done on the public roads running
south from the city. He is using county
convict labor and is experimenting the
work personally.
nlr. c. B. Stanley OF Dallas has arranged
to move from Dallas to this city and open
Il tine grocery store on North Main street
here about September Is.
Mr.. 3. Frank Porter, Jr., member of the
late firm Of Porter Bros. of this city, will
open hardware and chinaware store on
the south side of the public square about
October l.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-09
TEXAS FAIRS.

The race track at the fair grounds at
Jacksboro has been put in good shape The
art hall is nearly completed, and the car
pentcrS will then 60 to work on the amphi-
theaters. which will have u large seating
capacity and viii be free to every body
About twenty stables have been erected
and more viii be built. The association is
sparing no efforts for the accommodation of
all who patronize the fair this year. Octo-
Der : Will be Sunday-school day at the fair.
Piping is being laid for extensive water
works at the San Angelo fair grounds En-
tries for the races are coming in at lively
rate.
NIISEoLA, WOOD COUNTY, Sept. S-The
Nineola district fair association is improv-
ing and getting the fair grounds in fine
shape for the fair which begins October s
and continues six days. Fine horses are
arriving to 80 into training for the races.
CoMANCHE, CoMANCHE COUNTY, Sept. s.
Everything indicates that the Comanche
fair, which opens on the 22d, will be the
biggest thing OF the kind ever witnessed in
West Texas. Exhibits are coming in daily
The mile track is in fine condition, and
over two hundred stalls for trotters and
racers have already been engaged. We ex-
pect 10000 people q day for the five days
ending the 26tn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-09
10 the Methodist IEastland Chron-

icle.
BIvINs, CAss COUNTY, Sept. THE Biyins
high school opened this morning with 106
pupils present. with Rev. D. ]. Austin,
principal, and Miss Ola Whitman, assistant
Prof. Austin is from Mississippi, and comes
highly recommended. We anticipate fine
school.
MISEoLA. WooD COUNTY, Sept S.-The
schools of our city opened yesterday with
2G0 pupils. Professor Ben Stafford was
compelled TO select another assistant
teacher this morning. and he was very for
tunate in securing the services of the ac-
complished Miss Fannie Hays of our city.
The selection will give general satisfac
tior.
CHICO, WISE COUNTY, Sept. THE sec
ond annual session of the Chico male and
female institute commenced to-day. 1t was
opened by appropriate services conducted
by Rev J. L. Warlick at the Cumberland
Presbyterian church.
SPRINGTowN. PARKER COUNTY, Sept. =
School began in the Baptist male and fe-
male institute to-day. About seventy stu
dents enrolled.
COMhNCHE, CoMANCHE COUNTY, Sept.
Our schools opened to-day with an at
tendance Of over 800 pupils. TIE advanta-
ges offered by the Comanche schools with
Prof. Rogers as principal, aided by an able
and efficient corps Of assistants, are not in
ferior to any i'll the state.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-09
7CAAS SCHOOLS AND CHURCHES.

Tire meeting at the Baptist church at
t-saHd closed Sunday night. Eight per-
s.-~ We're baptised Sunday.
The arbor revival meeting held northwest
s Commerce closed August 30. Fifty-one
EDITIONS were made TO the membership Of
-l Baptist church during the meeting.
-En meeting at the Methodist church at
Beta closed last Wednesday night. There
"-r- nine additions to the church.
Work has been commenced on the new
church building at Paint Rock and will be
e.. lily pushed 10 completion.
Tie Christian congregation at Bastrop
1e preparing to build a new church.
The Champion says the Episcopalians at
amarillo are making arrangements TO erect
4$ioOO chapel. The Christians are also
.asing steps for the erection of q $1,000
o-i.cing. The Presbyterians are also con-
Steering the matter of building new
! rch.
The camp meeting at Marrimar closed
as Sunday The visible results are six
cen professions and seventeen accessions
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-09
ALTAR AMI TOMB.
NJ .RIAGFS,

-hlAtES.
Mr. A P. Mil II and Miss Minnie Bell,
Henrietta. Se' 4ember ,
DR.. G.. W. holderness and Miss Millie E.
Jones, Commerce, September 9.
Mr. S. B. Lawrence and Miss Ida 8.
Smith, Harold, September 2.
Mr.. Rupert AIcAmis and Miss Sallie
Chapman, Delta. August 80.
Mr.. ODE Pickle and Miss Nina Howard,
Valley Mills, September l.
DIR. f. ". Johnson and Miss Ida Young
blood, Canton, August 80.
Mr.. Albert Parsons and Miss Maggie
Buchanan, Frost, August 80.
Mir. Charlie johnson and Miss Cora Tate,
Hamilton, September4 4.
Mr.. Tom Warner and Miss Eva Shanks,
Wichita Falls, August 80.
Mr.. j. II. Cobb and Mrs. NJ c. Campbell,
Gainesville, September u.
Mr.. George B. Popham and Miss Mollie
Mckee. Trinity, August so.
Mr.. Wick Inman and Miss Mollie STAN
ford, Trinity, September l.
Mr.. r. W. Davis and Miss Maud Cope,
Elgin, August 80
MIR. 0. L. Wiley and Miss Dean Riddle.
Sulphur Springs. September q
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-09
TEXAS IMMIGRATION.

Prosecutors are numerous since the har-
vest excursions are in from the North
Iowa Park Texan.
There is hardly day passes without
some one here looking after q home in the
Mountain city or the surrounding country
Certainly Santa Anna will soon number
1860 or 1000 Santa Anna News.
Prospectors are pouring into our county
every day and we are catching our share Of
them, although we hear the complaint from
4 great many that land is not as cheap as it
can be bought further west. This is very
true, our lands are worth more than the
lands farther west, and consequently de-
mand better price.-[Coleman Arbitrator
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-09
TEXAS NEWS AND NOTES.

The Dimmitt Signal says antelope are
very plentiful in Castro county.
a brass band was organized at the Office
of the Louisville Times last Friday.
Work is progressing well on the arteslan
well at BaStrOp.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-09
TEXAS NEEDS AND WANTS.

Heguetta wants grain elevator.
Dimmitt, Castro county. needs blacl
smith shop and drug store.
De Leon wants bank.
Lubbock wants new school building.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-09
Up. Sichs |<snt your trade.
The Generous Fireman

Special TO the Gazette.
TERRELL, Ten, Sept. Saturday eve
ming Supply Fire company No 3 bad an en-
tertainment to help Moss Phillips in the
Marmaduke scholarship contest of the Dali
las Tmes-Herald. The proceeds were
turned over TO Moss and instead OF using
the money he gave it back to the company
to be used i'll buying hats. etc, for the COM
pany. Moss has since withdrawn from the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-09
Mr.. ]. o. Maloney and Miss Birdie Pick

Mr. ]. o. Maloney and Miss Birdie Pick
ems. Bonham, September 9.
MIR Z. A Lewis and Miss Ida Bowles,
Whitewright, September l.
Dr. T L. Barnett and Miss Ssda Tut,
Midlothian, August 80.
DEATHS.
Mrs. Lille ]. Tinsley, Seymour, August
%.
Mr. C. A. Jessop, Memphis, September g.
Mrs Joe Wheeler, Blooming Grove, Sep
TENDER 1.
Mr. Tom F. Simmons, Clarksville, Au-
gust 30.
Mr. H B. F'ryar, Honey Grove Septem-
Der |.
Mr.. ]. NJ Parker, Abilene, September 2.
Miss Johnnie Nelson Nodrall, Gaines
vile, September s.
Mrs. c. V. Bryson, Comanche, Septem-
Der /.
MARSHALL, HARRISON COUNTY, Sept. S.
Died at Port Caddo Sunday night, Septem-
Der 6, Mrs. Jennie BonnsE wife Of Joe
Bonner.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-09
TEXAS IN TYPE.
TEAS CROPS AND WEATHER.

lp.n August % there had been shipped
Vernon 5l5 carloads Of wheat.
..aavy rain which fell in Hunt county
-. Wednesday WAS of much beneit 10 the
cotton crop. Stock water is now pLen-
..y pecan crop will be a large one in Run
-- 'a-pty this year RUnnels County
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-09
HUBBARD STILL MISSING.
The Blood on the Bed was not That o.
Human Being-A New
Cashier.
SDecial TO the Gazette.


VERNON, WfLBARGER COUNTY. TEX, Sept.
81. V. Green has been succeeded as
cashier of the State national bank by \. U.
Thomas of New York city, president of. the
First national bank of Lake Charles, La.
The man Hubbard is still missing. The
general impression now is that he is in
some foreign cline. The .biood found on
the bedding was analyseF by physician
and found not TO be hS6fan blood. Search
for the mans 6dH@ been discontinued.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-09
Galveston Wool Market.


r / X Rf 1,f- =
foreic7 ma, ket, and heavy racaiuis orsucG ti.s
marl,t It.t lover, rom which n saII III e
m IRE bur rallied ga s4c later AN. ciu~-t T. =
-. h.1C,,. - NY \, ar. ,...- ...545I =
Ssnternber 45i~r. October y5=,c aid uuu.t.-..
December PSI ,4.,> L.
torll-ENfrerlcfr jail. and prices followed
the decline, in !, heat N = cash. GJs.ftS!s.,-
September. Ole: wear. ST..
Gats-Straev. No q. ,.e-n, -. .r,2...c. seq.
temher 2ac: Oc:ouer @4f.c
Corn meals. glE9 a.
Wri.i;yLNarl-s- sfa.,. iy as Is
Barglac-5i.sl7c
Iron Coz ron f5r.-fi EsfI 50
ProyfsforS-F,4~icr. ia ,yuIuarit. ,ys,a the
grain markets
Porl:-sll .,
Dry salt moats-Bovcd shoulders. s5 ~.
s ;. '-''' S' '''''' ''''
Blcor-BOX-d shoulders 3 .5Tr -. longs
S >: rib5. : - 3; :. sGor. ,.lr 5 59.5s d.
--'l'l-' W ..'- we
NEW ORLEANS, Ia. sept ~ ~i!EAr- Cent?
fGEal. prime yellow, t@l5t' seconds lg-ss
Mo!aNSHN-- Nominal.
Elce--l)uIl fdir+ r'Ai':c
ProylSiCns-St
PoriN-S l2 -. salt shoulders Is
Pu3toeS-Si 49, %
Aay--Frimc portion IN bales 81 NC, . "
-Four hoicc > -: iancy, :; -
~ CoFii-->' = "'''', '@''''' No - mixed ~
- ~ w - IA
iiiTs-I,Ila-
CtTe,-I.,fr fSa..
I{uf+or-f-,tr7 -,-,rer,. o5n1fr. dairy lc.s
10 1'N' = 80
S-io,s- :. MOO ~
G I,I,ii.. ~ ~
1870 S,n,,,6
i0i'''4'' - ''s' '
CHICAGO Ill. sent S-Tue enormous r.
ceiutS which had aecu.nuIst.a S.rc. ~.-lrIl,
was the PRINCIPAL reason Cor tn, drop az -
I5.c in the price of wheat. Al the opening -
business This morning tncrr was "a heavy bs-I
ness done in the p;t for the first l.!rf hour b.
which time prices had declined to - il, for %
l,,rf
which brve.S had protect ION il did not ur-a,
in enough of thai bus mess 10 lift III prise
more tLan cup to about - O'Clock. ana. II
fact. IL dippad on one. Of the counter reaction,
to gSl.c ana remained for some time Ii--.r-.
and around that uofut Later the 1aar,,t r.--
49, rrlisr e-o''I7 d. - &C. '' - tower '''' o
", go, ~ e ,,,,..- 60, t,,. ,.,,..r;-. ~ tho o..
Col " 'I IL .; j.; G M. li...,-
h, - -, ,i',, a. " I.1 .
~ !, -, - - ,yc.,t1'-
, - w." a., ~ 70 - ~ s ,I
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-09
New Orleans Spot.
Galveston Spot

Comparative Statement of the Spot Mar
ksts.
Special TO the Gazette.
GALVESTON. TEX. Sept. s-The following
are the closing quotations for cotton on the
spot to-day at the leading markets. together
with the closing for middlirg yesterday, with
to-dayS sales
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-09
FINANCIAL.
British Consols.

Special to the Gazette.
LONDON. Sept. S.-Consols closed 95ls for
money; for silver, 4518.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-09
THE FORT WORTH MARKETS.

against 2, 1879, 900 the preceding week, and
9 4QT O{lD last YEAR
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-09

Vocal and Instrumental Music. sy
Miss F. Hendricz win giXeusessH most
thorough instructioRS,inse Terms rea-
son able. Sasisess 5Ol Taylor street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-09
From DaJkEs to Light

| Hundreds 49, PIE have passed from
darkness 10 lig{I purchasing pair of
! Hawkes. celebI1 Jed 1Sctac!es. Sold and
! street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-09
Exchange at New Orleans.
Exchange at Galveston.
Bonds and Stocks.

NEW YORK, Sept. S-Bonds and stocks closed
at the following prices bid: