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Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-10-05
Those Who Went to the Fair

Will live again in these pictures and &C.
companying descriptions, the delights they
experienced on that memorable trip to the
Fair. They are sure to exclaim, "Why, it
seems as though l am right therev'
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-10-05

Will find in them a source of great delight
and education. With such pictures and
descriptions they can yet visit the Fair in
all its glory. Parents should secure this
beautiful pictorial history for their children
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-20


Oakland. Taxns innn ik--Ws have had
plenty " fa u and cr0pa are me.
GrApdaud. Texas, June i7-1Isavy rains
and She earth w thoroughly soaked. The
crop proapecta are On a boom,
Bellyiiic, Texas. June lI--'rhc recent
moe rains have assured good crops IA
thla county. Thu corn cfop particularly
" n be very large.
Port Lavaca. June IA good rain fell
here yesterday and ibis morning Aae.ttr
atsna- d0wnpoUr Tor nearly TWO nours.
which seemed 70 be generai over mo
county.
w&lmaf. Texas. June is.-ilain has fall
en- here every day for eight days. Crops
are flne and everybody Il h1ppy. Price
d corn August !. % centsl Mats pros
psrlty.
Alto. Tcxas June live. had fine
raia yesterday, one Of the hArdesi that
has fallen hrfe ~ some tins. had ne
prOaDcct j. EoDd now lof fno best crop
W Layo had IN several years.
veiaaeo. Texas. June is.~Wenthcr b..
can ole8rinF last nighl after aplendid
allow cooking rains al over BraxoriA
county and most Of Matagoria county.
and The excellent crop prospecte are ~
perfect al any ever noted IN this Ac-
ton.
Brcnbarn. Teras June iR,--fiseent rains
have fallen is ever section VI The coun-
ny and cr0pH were mayer better. The
ffanerieq VIII have 70 be increased %
bc.d me corn ard new Gin mach merry 10
bong received now 70 hnlldle Tue, cotton
crop. phirh promises a large Yield
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-20

Marlin, Texas, jane is--rhe brilliant
wedding ana reception 81 Miss Henrietta
Levy u this place and AIR Lewis Iiarri-
son Of BRENNAN took place last niaht
'nc Wedding ceremony was performed
Ia the opera house.
Al onr end OF the hnii was erected a
platform iarge enough for the bride.
groom and rabbit OYcrhanglns this WAS
barge white unibrellh covered with
beautiful and fragrant cape jysahmines,
arrow, On which we're the letters IL
and H Attuchot to the umbrella were
twelve ribbons one for each attendant
there being hold during tho ceremony
A. $50 O'Clock the bridal party pre-
coded hY tho nshers, MessfH. Joe Lazy.
Nose Frankie J. g. Holloway and Joe
Muller flod down thr long hall 10 the
fyiised platform 10 the sweet strains Of
the wedding march. where they were
met by pr, cohen OF Galveston, who, IN
benuilfui and most impresaiys esrs.
Levy aud Nr, Louis Harrison, Mlas
Henrietta Is the Oldest daughter Of NJ,
Levy, prominent merchant Of this
place and has lived here since childhood.
Mr., Harrison - prominent business
man Of nrunhum, who n tr b. con-
graduated on securing ouch o .Hn ~
partner through lite
The attshdanta wcge Miss julia ilnrri-
son and Mr. Nose Levy, Miss Mildred
bells Levy and Mr julius fnrchlennr.
Miss ieafher Gll1eiCin aud sir. Dave
0pldutcn. Misu Carrie lindcl aud Mr.
Aho Louis Miss Sadie NunHnheld and
Mr.. Louis Schwartz, Misl carrie HART
son maid OF honor
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-20
New York Proyl.ion..

BY Associated Press.
New York. June l9.--Fiour- Receipts.
a.. 800 barrels.
wheat-Receipts. 10000 bushels; ex-
ports. 7i.4Oo bushels; GALES. 100000
bushels futures.
Spot market dun: No. red. store
and elevator, ci l-sc; afloat. 81 5-sc; T..
delivered: No. l, hard. 70 I-sc.
options opened weak on expected
heavy foreign selling. in face OF strong
o. b., 81 i-sc: No. !. Northern. 81 1-sc
q bIcs. This started active local lQuid-
alton which was kept up all day. dea-
pite 400. 900 decrease In worlds
stock and firm late cables. Closed at
net decline OF ] I-40i 3-sc; June closed
81 5-sc; July, Ct I-sc: closed e2 l-sc;
August. s. l-4us3 e-iee; closed g l-tci
september,6f 1906 5-sc; closed ca i-sc;
December. CT 5-sUeqc; closed. VI 7-gc
Wool-Qulet; domestic fleece. 1y4z5ci
pullee. 20Q2sc.
CoIee-options opened dun at I'm
changed TO 10 points decline. ruled In
active but steady on local trading
Closed steady at net points advance
10 10 points decline. Sales, 1900 bags, In
Guiding August if.sJ4iie0: September
l4OO4iAo5; October, lS.5o4i@s5f De-
cefnber, 1910.
spot coffee-Rio. steady; No. 7. &c ~:
mild. quiet; corduvn. 1909 IL; sales.
1000 packages Central American. 1000
packages Costa Rica. t5O0 Packages
Mnracaibo.
Santos Quiet: good average Santos
II; receipts. two days. sovS bags stock.
is.e41 bags
Hamburg opeuea steady; closed
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-20

quiet; sales. 1900 bags; prices un-
changed to ~ prennig higher.
HAvre--Closed quiet. net ~ franc
lower TO ~ franc higher Total sales.
1900 bags.
Rio--Firm; No. z. Is; $500; exchange.
lid; receipts, two days, 1000 bai,s.
Cleared for United States. 1900 bass:
stock. 10000 bags.
Warehouse deliveries yesterday. 1si,-
lis bags. New York stock. los. ISL bags:
United States stock, ieails bags; afiuat
Tor the United States, $4,000 hage
total Visible for United States. sos, IN
bags; last year, ie0, ssg bugs.
Sugat>-Raw. firm. fair ,onninr.
il-iG0s s-to; centrifugal. Va teal.
Use; sales, $50 ceruoms muscovosiu.
50 test. at li-l6c; Q. 1. ", i2i6 bags.
centrifugal. 9s test. ut is c. /. II.
refined. quiet; No. 6. ii-icf3a 7-Sc; No.
Z, s-l608 SAC. No. 5, 31-gdes n.iCc.
No. o 7-lGts s-Sc; No. i0. Z S-issi
l-2ci No. II. i-4G1 1916. No. -
2 3-l6GS s-Sc, No. IA. lS-iGe. on 4,
iS.i6Iic, mould 4. s.SAl a-lec:
standard A. i5-tbf4 l-Sc; CONNECTION,
ers' A. 5 ls-iGcffi i-Sc; cut loaf. 5-Sfl
Lice; crushed. 1905 i.i6o; pondsf.
ed. $500 9-l6c, formulated. 4 i-iCip
l-fc; cubes, 4 S-leGf slice.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-20

Cash quotations were as follows
Flour-steady
wheat-No, spring, Use; No. .. SIC;
No, red, CSC.
corn-No. 2. Al lac; No. . yellow.
Il 1-4@i1 s-se
oats-No. 2, 4Cc; No. white. Nc l-2a
47c; No. white. a 1906 lie.
Rye-No. 2. 80 lac.
Bnrley--No. 2. nominal: No. ., 5iG55e;
No. I. 52a55c.
FLAX Seod-No. /. $40.
Timothy Sced-Prlme Ni5.
Mess Pork-Per barrel. Si2AO.
Lard--Pcr 100 pounds. $500 i-2QG.65.
Short Ribs sldes-Loose. $500
G5g i-e
Dry Sailed shouiders-Bsxed, 1862 10
$50 Ia
short Clear Sides Boxed. $3.50
6T ~.
whislsy-Dlstlllers finished goods. per
gallon, sl.l5.
Receipts Flour. 1000 barrels: wheat.
600 bushels corn, 1900 bushels: oats.
$4,000 bushels; rye. $1,000 bushels bar
ley 2000 bushels
Shipments - Flour. 5000 barrels;
wheat. 1000 bushels; corn. IA. 900 BUSH
els: rye. 100000 bushels.
on the produce exchange today the
butter market was steady. Creamery.
"a 1-2Qlbc: dairy. isWi+ l-2c.
Eggs-Steady: Q l-20l0c,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-20
ALL OVER SOUTH TEXAS
sEwsy NOTES cArunprp ny oun
CORRESPONDENTS.
A Negro Murders aud ni.mcrsher- Il
Woman and Then Cuts Ai- own
Throat. HIT May Recover.
Was Taken 10 Waco.

rLoREsvILLE, June is.--r.ass night
young negro man named 1eorec Kcl-
mar was iodged In the Wilson county
jan with the charge 81 murder. The
murder occurred IN the extreme eastern
portion of the county and the victim
Was ncgro woman named ferselna Mel.
iuiis. The murderer chopped the woni-
ans head OFT. onc arm of aud struck
her seNNrai other blows about the body
with an AK. after which he stabbed the
body several times with a butcher knife,
The monster then cut his own throat
with the knife. but ale not end his
worthless existence. He may die but
probably will not. No examination hae
yet been held
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-20
THE WORLD OF COMMERCE.
WHEAT SOMEWHAT WEAKER AND
oN THE TURN.
The Provision Market ouie.-Live
stock Receipts aud shipments.
The Outlook for Cotton.
MeEiroy's Letter.


- ~ANSoNlNttl Press.
Chicago. June is.--Liberal selling
gave wheat a rs tumble today and
July closed lie lower than yesterday.
despite good supply OF bulilsh news.
Corn closed l-Sc lower: July oats LEO
higher. and provisions lower ali round.
The opening In wheat was wild aud
unsettled. with first trades at i-sai.2e
decline, but sold on Instantly 7-SGic.
and many selling orders could not be
executed until considerable decline
had occurred. The price rallied I.sQ
Lie, eased or s-SGi-2c. advanced s-Sc,
broke s-4c. changed some and closed
close 10 the bottom. There was free
seiling at the start by all classes OF
traders, the large commission houses
all having large selling. and the cle-
vator interests also disposed OF large
QUANTITIES, as did Partridge. who has
not traded extensively OF late. The
market was largely long and not in
shape Tor the liquidation. and the de-
cline was sudden and In jumps OF l-Sfp
Lac. Foreigners were said to haVa
led the selling and New York opened
weak and led IN the decline as much
as u did In the advance yesterday.
outside news was quite "huilish" aud
'fhfhAe NlANhllHhAftNtt Inc
market should have advanced. Cables
We're hrmer, the first Liverpool al.
yances quoting spot strong and ad
higher and futures iGl l-2c up.
The Baltic shipments were much
smaller and Mark Lane express was
rather "bullish' and favorable To hold.
ers. Foreign advices did not speak OF
any damage abroad by frosts or SHOWS;
a little injury being reported in Aus
uia by the floods. The market was
governed entirely by local infiuencos.
Corn was less active, within 6-sGia-fc
range. The market declined early on
free offerings, but reacted on good
demand. closing steady. Oats were
stronger ON good buying. The range
for July was Use.
Provisions were very dull and easy
on liberal live hog receipts and the
break In wheat. Compared with last
night september pork IL 1-2c lower:
september lard, Toe lower. and sep
TENDER RIBS, &c lower Vessel business
slow at lie for corn to Buffalo.
ChicnRo Grain.
Chicago, H., June IS. Leading futures
ranged as follows;
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-20

New York. June l9.-Beeves-Re-
eeipts 25oo' none on sale. European
cables quote American steers l-ga
10 lie per pound dressed weights; re-
frlgerator beef 59s lac. Exports to.
day 1913 beeves, 26eO quarters OF beef
and 1000 sheep
Calves-Receipts 90. Market nrm.
Veals. poor to choice ss5oa5 90 per 100
pounds, Buttermilk calves ordinary to
iair S2.2542.50. Sheep and Lambs-Re-
celpts 1887; q cars on sale Market
more active, but not quotably higher.
Sheep-Poor TO prime s2OOffS ia.
lambs common to prime s975R4 90 l-2'
Hogs-Receipts 1877. Market weak;
inferior hogs S5.00Q5.50
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-20

BY Associated Press.
Liverpool. June ID p. m. cloalng--
Cotton-spot moderate: business freely
met American middliug. I LIED. The
sales OF the day were 10000 balca. OF
which 500 were for speculation and
export and included 5000 American. Re-
eaipts. 1000 bales, including $500 Amerl-
can. Futures opened quiet with poor
demand. closed atcndy at the advance.
American middling l.. NJ g., june.
3 6O-Gal3 G1-Gid; June and July, 00-5t
as di-sid; July md August 5 6f~6ia
3 62-Gad: August and September. 3 e2-6t
az Ga.D4d; September aud October.
3 e3-e4G4d: October and November,
I'd buyers; November and December.
1 f-g4d sellers. December and January.
4 2-g4d sellers. January and February
sod sellers: February and March.
4 4-g4Gf4 I-gfd
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-20
4 STRONGER TONE PREVAILS
re THE NEW York STOCK AND
BoND MARKET.
there is More Disposition TO specu-
,atc-The Money Markets of the
world Are Easy-Buiiion In
the BANK of England.


Nv Associated Press.
New York, June l9,--The action taken
,y the New York city banks this after
.oon in deciding to furnish gold for
Export as 1t may be needed without re-
sourse to the United States treasury
rnl undoubtedly have a benencial
eject upon the stock exchange markets.
1t will. however. be a largely sentl-
mental influence, for the fact is that
the gold export business has about
reached an end, and any further drain
upon the treasury. had the banks con-
,inued boarding specie. would neeessari-
~ have been light. 1t is probable that
ioday's action was based upon the con-
r,usion that the banks would not close
upon for gold to any large amount.
But perhaps the most potent reason
for this reversal of policy by the city
banks was fear that the country at
large would look with dlsfavor upon
the spectacle OF the boarding up of an
unnecessarily large gold reserve in the
metropolitan banks until the United
states lfeusury surplus was Delng de-
pleted and had reached an unusually
low point But whatever the motive,
the decision of the banks to supply
gold for the immediate future win I'M
doubtedly have the effect of inspiring
confidence in speculative values, and
Is likely to be reflected in an increase
of activity on the stock exchange.
There is need OF something to put life
In the share market. Yesterday was
dull, today was duller and the trading
was heavier. The market opened quiet
and fairly steady. The bond market
was steady IN the morning. but became
heavy in the afternoon and closed
weak
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-20

NoHNieNNd 4 ftSS.
Chicago, June NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
$500 shipments. 200; market slow.
rather on down turn; Texans lower.
Prime 10 extra native steers. Xsog
49, medium, ss'D9as5; Texans. $500
hoes-Recelpts. 10000. shipments.
4OOo; market active, unchanged. Rough
heavy, A25945O; packers ana mixed.
A'1og4.s5' prime heavy and butchere'
d4s5 ''S'''' s''''
Sheep and lambs-R Receipts. 5000,
shipments, none; market UNCHANGED
Top sheep, Ss.25Qs.G5; top lambs, says
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-20

BY Associated Press.
New York, June 10. = The Even
Ing Post saws: Professional spectators
made some early efforts to advance
the Industrial stock-the tlme-honored
recourse Of a dun day-but the result
was not encouraging. The Grangers'
stock held firm apparently, not being
Influenced by the days reaction In the
wheat market. Since there was no news
of any consequence to influence prices
the majority of stock experienced little
change. Such changes as did occur
were as a rule declines.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-20
LIVE sTock MARKETS..


BY Associated Press.
Kansas City, NO, June ia.-cattle-
Receipts, 1900 head; shipments, Mo;
market steady; others weak: Texas
steers ss SeoVas5; Texas COWS, 1850
$3.50 beef steers. sS5od4; native cows,
M.4oq3'55; stockers end feeders 50 soa
y naive cows. l.40I8.55; stockers and
ieelers, s2.55Q275; bulls, s1.5Oas5O.
noss-heceipis, 1000 head, ship
er and closed with advance iosf. hSii,
Of sales, N.fo9sSo; heavies. ttso9
~ j; packers, Aso14s7 IL; mixed.
..t.S44.s5; lights, 470M4.S0; workers.
A.,5@fSO: pigs. s4,40n4. 70.
sneep-Rceeipts. 100 head; shin
1 nsnts' s'vo, market for best steady /;
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-20

BY Associated rrrsa
Omaha. Neb., June IA break for
liberty among Fort sidney 'wealers was
made this evening. According to n
pre-nrranged plan the deputies sent out
among the prisoners TO gather cooking
utensils Were oyerpowered and rush
was made FOR the doors. but Col. Lid.
dard aud Capt Mccormick had the
men on the spot In a moment and
the CoNcyites We're Rubdued. The Win
chesters pointed At their breasts drove
the Hight out OF Thorn. several We're
pauiy dubbed and the ringleaders
nave been plaocd In the LllArA hnuse.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-20

By Associated Press.
New York. June 1s.-wlth a good
number of new buyers in the market,
considerable inquiry was made for all
classes OF staples. colored and fancy
cotton. but without corresponding re-
suits. Fun sales OF staples were re-
ported from statesmen on the road. Fin
ished cambrics are 1-sc lower for both
qualities. Printing cloths were dun at
2 li-l6c. Wooden goods without de-
mand OF moment. Blankets and fian-
nels were quiet.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-20

IaGnnFe. Texas. June ls,-rhis even.
Ing At $50 O'Clock at the residence OF the
brides father MIR dsorro Hopper Of
icnpiewood, y. H., was married 20 MIS-
Beitlo achohmacher. me wedding core
mony was performed by Rev Father
Lonort Ia a solemn and Impressive man
ner, being HE catholic riinai. The groom
ia a prominent citizen OF New Jersey
aud tho bride ls the daughter ~ AT, Iohu
seht .tfnacier, banker and capitalist OF
this place Miss lietuo " Que Of Ia.
bellies and ~ BRIDE she carries with
her 10 her far away hume the ldnueat
wishes aud blessings Of AZ WHO eyer
Knew her Nlcy ipAyr on tue 5.a) MIS-
suun Kansas md Texas tram w tho
norhlna and VIII make their future home
la Nav York city.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-20

veiasco. Texas. June Is District court
met Al Bnazcria today and steamboat
Christie vent w from Qulniana and
yelaaco vita a load Of juror and Wit
ncsHer.
yirazorla. MSS been appointed United
$780, eoaduierqner q the Montgomery.
y d.sirief. Vice Judge Hspsr. defeAset
Il KING u Bfaz5rla Is turning Az
othef kiln " .geeop bflehn fof fhA ny"
eyt'' ssS5tfespoadens 81 tho vslsscp Worls
r.osrtf tle 1nsat crops In many yeAf,
throlrbeut thy neststn pa53 q trass'i.i
~ o, I,y1 4, saal Of bolls and On. SONG
ola arsfiens VIII yield from pAls Ano
! hall ~ Two blles gSs @sfs'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-20
COTTON MAnI<Iers.
McErroy = CO.'S Cotton Letter.

"cN'roN n Co.'s Cotton Letter.
Special Dispatch.
New orleans. In, June lp-AfeI1lrov
q Co. say. Futures-The market COM
unues In the same waiting attitude
which 1t has occupied FOR 70 long. The
steadiners at Liverpool was somewhat
OF u surprise, but part OF the advance
was lost, the closing being only i-sld
above Yesterday spot sales were 10000
bales. but with prices In the buyers
favor The beneficial showers In the At
laptio states had little or no Influence In
prices. the softening tendency being
oounteracted by the steadlness Of LIv-
erpool, and the closing shows net
gain on the day OF about l point, The
on the day OF about one point The
summer months, IN Aympathy with the
glowing accounts from Texas and the
prospects, OF an early movement OF
the new crop, have been softer than
the FAR positions. A telegram from San
Diego. In Duval county, predlcta that
ginning Will begin tomorrow. and II
is generally expected that the first new
bale viii make It's appearance within
the next two or three days.
The Liverpool correspondent OF the
Manchester Guardian, basing his con-
illusions on a crop OF 100000 Tor the
season lust ending, calculates that the
visible supply at the end OF the season
win be fully as great ms last year,
with tendency 10 be even somewhat
greater This bears out In a striking
way Mr. Nelll'g estimate OF Visible
supply issued three months ago. A
prominent Liverpool authority, COM
mentlng at the time on MIR. Ncllra
figures, asserted that he would provo
10 be 100000 bales out Ia his estimate
OF the crop and fully 100000 bales too
high on the visible supply.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-20
GRUSTED SCALY SKIN
TORRENTS silnistcrs Family. Almost
Drove wife Sad. Doctors useissa.
Instant Relief and speedy
Care by Cuticura.

Three YEARS AGO my wife, -four l.,s'r eNfi1rcn.
and myself were addicted with n efllsty, scsiy
disease VI the akin. IL toTleen,cl IA -ll Autn
apiague ihoro will rcs,r gsie Witt ln3 .aliily.
Aiy children ages Wcrc respectively uillf. s-se1.
and four yser., cxccl't The yoaNet.i, ,siio VA
only two months old, OF all our tt.sferif1. ivy
wife suffered tho most Il aiinos. nrn0 nlr
mad. The tlhtAsc INST ,nnnn "a appearances I'd
fay Nlic's hack between tho shoulders and 4nfcti
ectess 70 her hteas,, u ieeAed Ike Il vai COW
. end u\Vt with lttip ecllips 4 ffst hourAt Nc
drug store, medicine Ter slun dlfcasdi which
fsiivl TO Anany root phatcscr. fntst clnplnxad
adoctof who raVo rcllef Tor I eheft Wills, Afior
trying him f.l cutie a wink without Vilcctlnx .
do no better than tho icat, After this bought
CuricuRA ilrNEnlrA Of Mc.rrs, rsItei.. f.ksid
q Co., Rioimonl, Va. having read Of ,hc,f N q
newsparct, Relief iollnvet the nfst ai,i'li-
not know what the disease waq W. had. ie
affected VA NJ alike, hut ! 10 know crfcrnk
curr1 us OF that SKIN disease. n
INV. }. \. wOuDA, t
Avon, Ncison County, Va.
have used Your cttlcunA RKnrpirs for
cases said 10 no lNeurabie Nv good doctors. aud
they cttrcu mo ~ once, They arc tho beat skia
aud blood remedies IN tho world,
W, J. THOMAS, whigham. Ga.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-20

BY Associated Press.
ST Louis, Mo-. June ls-Tiour--
Steady; slow; unchanged,
wheat-sold down ! s-sgi i.sc; No. 2
red, cash and June bee: July. 81 Use;
August IS 7-s15dc; September. 81 lisa
81 i-lc.
Corn--Easler with wheat No. mix
ca. cash and June, 81 l-ec; July, 80 i-sc;
September, 80 i-4Mse 3-so.
oats-Quiet. No cash, IS Lac; juno,
&c; July, 50 i-tc; August, so 5-Sc, Sep
TENDER. 30 i-Sc
Rye and barley--Nothlng dolnE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-20

pcnison, Texas, June ~ Mrs, Amanda
Murray, AGED a years, wife OF editor
u c, Murray OF the Gazette. died here
thlh morning OF pulmonary oonsump-
ton pceeaAed was born N Arkaneas
with her parents, she WAS married
TO Mr. Murray AZ san .Antoulo, 1857, and
came to peniaon IN isIs, Tho funeral
Will take place tomorrow,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-20
STEAMER ASHORE
on Newport, with Six Hundred on
Donrd.

Press Report.
Newport. r.. l., June 1s.--The steamer
Plymouth, of the FAN river line, is
ashore on the south end Of Rose island,
at the spot where the ferry boat Coma
niant went ashore IA few years ago.
and whore. three years ago. the freight
steamer city OF FAN River struck.
She rests on the reef about midships,
and IS taking little water
a part OF her passengers were brought
ashore at o'clock There are GOO pas
sengers aboard. Many women are
fainting.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-20

rioga. Texas June ii-pied at the
home OF his son-in-law, MIR Y. A, Aia-
gee. June 10, 40 y, M. Mt. J, g. C'uncic
Joe'D Moody. Ito was born In ilun-
ron,br county. North Carolina, febru-
yeara old,
Alec. Elroy, infant son OF George and
Florence Kitchens on the evening OF
the 18th, aged months
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-20

Yoakum. Texas, June is.-An officers
look ont for and arrvst Charles punkln.
small ginnereake coiorad negro, about
pounds. about feet, or Inches high,
he stole from here, on the lith Instant,
Que bay horse. about % or u hands
hlNhi about years old; branded w on
rlpht shoulder. also, one red leather
black hair pockets, II found notify mo
at once ~ VI Criawcll, city Marshal.
Noakum Texas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-20

P-ess HepoTt-
stockton. Cal, June ia private
naph,ha launch with a party OF six
teen caught IRE last night and burned
in the Stockton channel. The pas
sengers are all prominent people and
had narrow escape. and were Obliged
"a jump overheard TO swim for the
shore. Two men were severely burned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-20

PrtFs Hepuft-
washington. June is.--The president
nnd party returned at ESQ this morn
ing The president remained OF board
ar the waite House ca-T1age unui ,
O'Clock. HIS face IS brnnzrd and he
e aid to feel remarkably wei.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-20

BY Associated Press.
New York. June i9,-Toiai sodayi
Net receipts. 1917; exports 70 Great
Britain. $685. TO the continent, Ssoi
stock. s7G.2i0.
Consolidated net receipts. 1856, ca-
ptrts 10 Great Britain. sd2s; 70 France
20i; 70 continent, f057: total since Sep
TENDER i, net receipts b,eit,fIg: exports
10 Great britain, s.fis3i4; 10 France.
ESQ, SCI: 10 tho continent. l.Coy,ssS; to
the channel. 1851.