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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-03

subsequently located untr laisr n sne
s.tcrnu9n,. Tho man 4 believed 70 ns
asSs 's ssS ' sS,t c,sv h siarshi fisss Wits
y was known that Wi;covr had rei&-
tlves hero AMI o,rlccrs hal been iritrNct-
Cd 70 BE- en ne laol:sui, henss TIE aus
conrior sent there ~ the fhoiis afd :
II, Jesse ,Tsut eu,, laes eyenias 70 sap, s
other relatives here net far from that
Tho posse o hat fSds up r. trsn, s as,iysS
erninence some distance IN the rear.
they saw q man strcnklne across IN
adjacent nsla that .nncd the descrip..
numerous fences that could not I've
crossed greyented The suceesaful follow.
ride around nsiis for t~o miles. while
he was going oniv y dow hundred yards
wsyss s o. Got, he ss ,n n,sss g wssa
az dark eon came on the chase was
given un until achievements could h1
secured snffielent e aeour The swamp nna
prevented a. thorough q search ny would
have been made md no may have made
his way out Of the county. u he has
not he will be captured here soon.
Robert and Hattie Meredith. the
and 7.year.old Children Of Robert and
Rosy Meredith. lost. Wednesday morning
are almost frantic with sricf, large
party searched all day yesterday. for
day. but not even a trace OF them can
be picked ZIP and they seem 10. DO AZ
completely lost hs " they had dropped
| through hcla In the earth and ~
! closed over them No theories that ara
even probable have been advanced az 70
| the probable fate OF the children,
The Washington camp OF ex-Confcd-
crates are arranging for grand FREQ
barbecue At riremanr park n this city
on July 4 The barbecue VIII pe under
which n sufficient guarantee OF It's
| excellence, and all the ex-Confedcretes
| and Texas veterans OF the county are
| ont. aud 10 bring their soma and dauEh-
| teri. AZ the event will hs ciosed at nisht
! with a Grand military ball by the t'kht
complimentary 20 the old veterans.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-03
COTTON MARKETS.


By Associated Press.
Liverpool June s.--closing-spotc cot
ton-Moderate business: American
middling. Lied The sales OF the day
We're 10000, OF which 1000 were for
speculation and export, and included
1900 American. Receipts, 1000 bales. In
GLIDING 1900 American.
Futures opend steody with n mod
crate demand and closed steady, Amer
lean mlddlin. l.. NJ. g. June, I'd buy
ers; June and July, al buyers; July
ard August 4 LTD: August and Sep
tember l-6ig4 2-e4d; September and
October, 4 2-Gid4 3-Gid; October and
November. 4 S-64d buyers, November
Der and january. 9-0id buyers; jan
nary ana February. 6-6&d buyers;
February and March, 1906 Sud.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-03
1aID AND STOCK MARKET.
nays BUSINESS on TEE
EXCHANGE.
..rbirds of the Trading Was
4. Three stocks-susnr,
...o Gas and St. Paul Lead.
sugar Was sensitive.


u. associated Press
IL, YORK. June IA fairly good
~ ~. was done on the stock ex-
4 ~ today for a Saturday. but two
/ - ~ the transactions were in three
Nv ~. a,rar, Chicago Gas and st
ne first named, as usual. being
~ most prominent in the dealings.
4 LA order to buy sugar was on the
AT The opening. but little was
,se and the market moved up
XIV with an occasional fractional
4,,ar 10 l0l "a, an advance OF 3-S
,,'ssnt from yesterdays closing fig
~ Tie Improvement WAS tccOmna-
w ~ runiors that sugar interests
81 ,sten a favorable turn in Wash
~ mt nothing definite was dis
{s'Nd' The last sales were ;rnde with
~ of the highest point touched.
4. nreferied stock rose ? "a per cent,
Issf reacting to "a 1-2 at the close.
market, while generally dull, was
N, arm during the two hours of
ssss and closed steady in tone.
q .Ing the week the market has been
4s.lled and prices have moved irreg-
NIX trend of prices has been in the
~ toward a lower range OF values,
XXI he exception OF some OF the in
,s,,,eis. sugar making gain of . 81.
1 bond market today was somewhat
&-,eulgr, but with a iirm underline.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-03
PROVISION naRKErs.
New York Provisions.


BY Associated Press.
New York. June s.-wheat. exports.
$500 bushels; sales. go GOO; fu,ures
5000 spot. Spot market steady. No, .
rcd. store and elevator. SC l-2o; ufioat
5e 5-s@57 l-sc; delivered. r. o
b.. 81 lie. Options surprisingly
firm on forcing buying and better con-
tinent advlces shorts we're run and
prices advanced sharply. but ralued
hrmer on late cables and closed at lie
net advance, June closed Sc Lee: July
q I-lsa57 sac. closed 81 5-sc; septcm-
Der 80 1880 l-sc, closed Coo, December
81 l-4ueS 7-lsc, closed SO S-se.
Wool-FRirly active. Domestic
fleece l9G25c; pulled 20a2sc.
coffee-options opened dull. October
10 points advance and other months
unchanged to 5 points advance, broke
sharply. closed barely steady at points
net decline to 10 points advance. Sales
$500 bags, including June si4.ebai5.OO;
July, si4.sogA.sS; August. sl4.s5Gi4.4o:
September, slssOgl3so. October. sls,5o
alseO.
Spot cofree-Rio. No. L II Sac; mild.
dull; cordova. 1919 lac. Sales none.
Santos, quiet, average santo, II; re.
ceipts, 1900 bags; stock, $1,000 bags.
hamburg, steady; prices UNCHANGED
and l-2 pfennlg lower; sales. 5000 bags.
Havre opened unchanged and i-sf
higher, ruled quiet, closed steady with
no change. i-4f lower 10 l-4f higher.
Warehouse deliveries yesterday. u ,OOs;
New York stock today, 1928 bags:
United States tsock, 255,67l: afloat Tor
United States. $4,000 bags: total visible
for the United States. 2el.676, against
453, lO7 bags for last year.
sugar-Raw, firm. quiet. Fair refin-
ing, S-Sc; centrifugal. &c test, s-sc;
refined, quiet steady; No. G. 9 9-ScG
9-l6c; No Z. 5-16d3 lie: No. s, 3 Ia
as 7-l6c; No. ., 8 S-1s@3 S-Sc; No. 10
1903 Lac; No. II. 3da lice; No. NJ
l5-16@sc; No. 10. 2 li-lGc; or A, g 5-sG
. sIc; mould a. 1-sd4 5-16c: standard
A, ll-1603 7-Sc confectioners' A,
ll-l6Q3 use; cut loaf. 4 5-SIl ls-iGc'
crushed. $500 1896; powdered. IL
9i 5-1Gc; granulated, 3 s-i6G4e; cubes
1854 5-16c.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-03


Rev. Sid williams Success az a Revi-
veitst.
Palestine. Texas May si.--One OF the
xreateat revival ncei,ags ever held IA
this city. which has been conducted by
Evangelist Sid Williams IN the Baptiat
church. Palestine. for tile past ten days.
was closed last nisht About seventy ad-
ditlcns to the church IL the result OF
thls work
Brother Brown. the ewsct singer, who
accompanies the littie iiaptis, divine on
all OF MS religious eNped,tioas. eaa con.
sratuiase h!mself GA the record he has
made Win the people Q, thls city. They
were perfectly eaptlvAtod by his musical
rensliioha.
Rev. j. c. winKo. the sood pastor ct
thr Baptist denomination ia mia city,
hee proven Ainselt 10 DO an earnest and
faithful worker for the Lord and he u
hkAy elated over the success OF the
The Preacher delivered powerful ser.
mea la, nlSht. using for his text the
last verse In the eth chapter OF Reveal.
tons, 'rhe great day Of the Lord's wrath
has come and WAC SHALL be able u
stand, by uslng clear practical, COM
mon sense Illustrations. as he always
does. AIR Williams made beautiful
lesson q this text aud Warned the ain
ners 90 nee from Gods wrath and md re
fukc In Jesus He got rlght down int
the peoples hearts and told them OF tho
precious reward ia heaven and the terri
Bile punishment In hell.
Many sinners came forward and there
was great rejoicing. People went ut the
sight OF uhoae who non MAJ determines
10 awe their heart to God and turn thea
backs upon the devit, giving their hand
TO he preacher and asking for his
pulycr.
ROY. sld wanted 10 20 home on the II
o'clock train ana u Whs ysrN near thai
tlme before he got through with the con
grcEAuon and after kne hsnedlcuor
everybody wanted 20 shake banda viii
him. lie was flght n the in.ndle 81 .
crowd OF about nrty OF the good brother
and sisters tclling them goodbye as faA
a. he could when he heard the TRAIN
lcaving for Galveston whistle going GU
OF tho depot. The tabernacle "a nhou
n half inlle from the depot and William
maur a bcu line for her A. he went GU
VI the door. rushing over children, bah,
hugglya aud whcelbafrpws he Aska,
somebody what train that WAS and 70
celNed TIE reply that Il was the train 10
Gan Antcnio, SID lives In Ole Alamo Citl
and he promised his VIE 10 return las
night and he was determined 10 keep ~
promlac lie yelled back Come on IA,
next train Brown." and went II a. hars
as he could tear rlEht dawn the mlddl
OF the street towards the dspot, rhOa
whom he passed said q game OF poke
couu have been played on hts coat iAli
He got TO the depot puffing aud snort
ing with Hihle Ia one rand and u DO
duet In the otner and found that III,
train was four hours late
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-03

An Enthusiastic Mass Meaung Had at
Cold apTnEn.

In rothn.a.,h, Nfms Ne.unr IIaid nj
~ r,oid snfsnan
-, g,.t.,,. ,f.,,.s ~. - A ,ea,,,t,,,
NoN DP"h@, 'uNAH' 800. 'NN'V'I'@
20 the call Of Hon. 9, w. Hoblnson, DEM
ocratio executive chairman Of San Jaointo
eonntv ma a.naaraey met In mass meet.
1890 ~ - s,..t,.s a.. 10
purpose Of organizing ana 10 dsciaS
whether a democratio ticket Tor county
,',... .,-....,A -. ~, a., a.. aois
ohitsAe haoo'5u ys ~ y, w. a,,afs,,nn of
~, ~ /, ri.,a,n',s Ian. sesrstary
w ti, - 80 ..fa'fed tnat al ia tha
q Isg'luh ~, 70, 49, N ,.aect "a Ind
Weetinb Aiku lt'tt. ~ aut.',"nes sti,s ,,,S'.r,
~ mo aeNon % uialy' VI, "a -, ~ 80,
ihE. Ony q lew lie ~ ,,'', S,,ii a.ta.
~ was hNfN iftftfst - - 'rt4 ~,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-03

The Murder Occurred During an Rlseto
Fight

The Murder Occurred During an Election
Fight,
Palestine. Texas June lon the day OF
the last state election difficulty occur
red at l.eona. loon county. IN which
three men lost their lives. a dispute arose
over the voting OF a negro and before
the polls were oloacd q terrible tragedy
was enacted, j o. Macamaon and w
a. MoGnl the rrst CLARK man and the
latter hoGg man, met aud uunrrelcd, n
shootng match followed and when the
smoke HAD cleared away three C9rpson
lay upon tho ground Macainson was
killed by Mc8ll aud MeOills father and
Rogers. brother-in-law VI Macamnon,
wafp Killed by the deceased.
The case came up In tho district court
OF Leon county aud n change Of venue
was taken 10 this county, and on Mon
day last It came NJ before Judge Wat
was summoned and the Jury, composed
entirely vi tafmrrH, was selected, on the
afternoon OF The hrs, day tho examinn-
about aeyenty-nve in attendance. Tues
day evening the case closed and Wednes-
day morning the argumont began. Earl
A1Ams @ croeks't made ,he nTH, speech
the nrst Tor the defense. Then followed
Imbodon, Dnshieii. kittrell Duncan and
9reeg, AZ : oeloek yesterday afternoon
retired. Al 8 o'clock they returned with
out verdict aud court adjourned untli
$50 o'clock thia morning, When u con-
yened this morning the Jury took their
/ pieces In tile box aud Judge Watkins
prupounded the usual question: "nenNG-
men, have you arrived az a Nerdietf The
court room was crowded, but everything
was MS quiet az a chamber OF death. Tho
/ foreman answered ia clear, loud voice
/ I'VE have" MI Clerk receive tho YER
dot" said the Judge, ana me short,
! clerk, who read. I'VE, the Jury, IND the
defendant not guilty"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-03
TExAs SCHOOLS,


closing Exercises at Palestine Very
CrediAble.
Palestine. Texas. June 1.-The closing
exercises OF the Palestine public schools
took place at the Temple opera house
last night
Professor Percy v. pcunybacher con-
Quoted the entertainment. which was a
very ereditable one snd was highly APP
precated by the large audience that at
tended, Following Is the programme as
rendered.
lut0cntion .-4stss...fsss.-fteF j. g, Ninfo
what N bueceau sss..t,'' Coral pAmen
solo ...,...,, .......-Mrs ]. -. Grigaby
Class Prophecy rsssssssf-fslss. MAft Din
Two Little Gifls IN Blue" ,........,..
......u..Adeil cline ana Lana wilder
water. the Sculptor and Architect OF
EARN ,-sst ,sssssss'tsfsssiFnnh liealy
TITO s44ss sssstsrs .sss.sst i fssrfsst ssfsf.'
Meaarp. Burctte Egeil. Oenfgc How
erd aud Harry Hmith.
Address from Tenth Grade a...,,..,..
.....n....,.t. Fannie Lou rnllnwider
Naledotlry .4.s.ss.sf.ts.s.. WINE Jones
Solo .4.4.,..,...,.s.,.,,..,.M iss Marie Cook
Presentation OF Dipofnas.........+s....
Or. J webb Douglas and Captain
Bsnedietion ..,....Rsv. Or. II. II. croElsr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-03

Imbodsn Thanks the Decision RuBtaiDn
Governor Hogs Followora.

Imbodsn Thinks the Dsplgion RuBiaina
Governor Hogs Followers-
Palostine. Texas. June i.--iou, wiley
Manram 1mbodsn. formerly state sen
aior from this district but now dlatriet
attorney OF the second judicial district
who was one Of The attorneys for tho
STATE In the Neoin murder case. while
In conversation with The Psat core
spondent yesterday morning had the fol-
lowing to say Ia regard 10 the action of
the supreme court OF the United staies
IN regard 70 the Ttsas commission;
Il have read the continuation decision
and am ut the opinion that II anatAina
the position lshen by every aayocAis OF
tha commission ia 1850 and yindicates the
eourse Of every man who supported cox
ernor floef fcr reelection.
'sThe commission mon confandcd that
the cotnn.isslgp could eNercise every Dow
n In me rnAlfirg and enforcing Of frcisllt
Il ter thai c0uid be e1erciaed ~ the iegia.
AZURE This The auprau-e court clearly
hsids n tha legislature should enact 4
a. nxiris the rate on cotton Al 81 Per
49, from raifafine - GALVESTON fha
,r,ifoaAs could defeat fhls law IN court
n somsstsnt 3nrls9lctien ~ pfoylnE Il
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-03

u,,n,.viiie'a Annual Complimentary HOO
struck by ldshulnE

u,,nt.viiiea Annual Complimentary hopi
airuok BY ldshtniny
Hun,sville. Texas, June i'-Ihr AhnuN
bali Of the YOUNG Mons Social cup came
OF at Eastman hail last hlzhl eompn-
mentary 10 the departing npiih" ~.
Sonts and visiting young iadisa These
nails are given annually al tbs Close OF
~, atnt. Normal and are always
source o. rare enjoyment e those NM
participate, The danes o. mt xns
attended, " 4 large number o. ooupiss
purlng q heavy rain last nifht nknts
ming struck the oupaio hnd beitf2 "
Inc episcopal church. running down
through the oeiilna ani ignunk ths
coming paper IN several places. y was
srtln,!,iinhsd before great damage ensu.a.
1'he church has n0cc inaurenoe o. buho.
Ina. a drenuhina rain Was ts,nns =,
the time and the nremon. In retiiy out
their hose cart smashed one Of tns
wheels IiRhtnina also struck "a M
house at I. ". Smiths place. hut htu"
damage followed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-03

BY Associated Press.
London. June 2-The weather during
the past week has been cold and show
cry. and vegetation has been checked.
The wheat market is depressed. There
are heavy supplies on the coast; over
20 cargoes are waiting for orders ana
there is nothing doing Tor shipineh w
SPOT trade was duh at Cd decline,
California wheat was quoted AZ "
cd. red winter wheat, parcel. prompt
delivery, was quoted OF 20s "a;
Flour was dun and neglected. There
Dc a large supply OF American brands
OF -four. and prices were I'D 70 sd
lower. Maize was weak; near cargoes
found a fair sale; forward business
was inactive. Mixed American parcel
nronnpt delivery, was quoted at lbs "a:
BARLEY was dull and Inactive at 1850
down
oats were quiet.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-03

Houston 10 to De Placed on the List OF
First Glass Citieh.

Houston. 'leNAr, June y
on Monday. At tho regular meeting OF
the city eouncil resolution was Intro
duced " the Instance OF at least In ne'
cordanos with the viows OF reptesents'
lives Of inuuranee companies. looking 70
incroaaing the efficieney OF tue nie &c,
par,ment by the addition OF men anu
The commlt,ee and the onureil favor.
nhiv considered the proposition pH,hN5e
with The department as u cNlAH ~ =.
tan Ia rated by inturnnec c'WptWeh ~
az the necond class, In men y
riniinrd Insurance retcH arr mum Mshv,
thnn IA the nrrt class, int MhlNp
WA pronlned llnuaton ehould ~ ttleVu
Il The nrc department were AeNis'enNH
strengthened. -. 40. ,,,r, yver.
hcina revised ana imncdlat. hsily'a ~.
ssitoi A. u result the folloNihg "'tN'
Vac received here yosterdays ,..,,
n, 4. Childresa Chairman hous''"'
,,siia. rexas. May 90, 1891 Dear Hlr.
havn your fnyor Of 2otn lntinht W, NJ
nnie Win plenaurc that the eiy Nui, y
III nave adopted the recoiiine, ,,', i,v.
,n,ir committee Win reNoll tut W. NJ
s,oov,mVniH Ia your IRE uoph.f,, ~,
Art,nf on this Information, We wv ~
,,i.s ar rates for Houston on w. W.
VI a nrst clans city. You're Se, ,antns,
u George w. lalohloh'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-03
LAM AND GRESHAM.
Colorado County the Center Of Their
Congressional Campaign.

Colorado County the Center Of Their
Congressional Campaign.
Columbus Texas. June i.--Hon. John
athan Lane. candidate for congress
against the present incumbent, Hon.
waiter Gresham. addressed the citizens
OF the Bernard neiGheorhoda. Yesterday
he left the city with strong backing,
but Il Is reported that the people Of that
place were not changed frvm their al
ready formed convistion OF voting FOR
Colonel Gresham,
This county IL the neid Of battle ~
the congregational campaign. as puon
dcpendu upon Its action, 10th Cvlonsl
Gresham and Mr., Lane are IN the coun-
~ puttlnN IN their beat licke, The pri-
unfioa Will be held tomorrow. " 10
pretty safe 10 aay that Colonel 2rceham
has gooi majority In tho county " ps
can succeed in sottlna them out 70 the
primaries. -.
terday looking after Ids chances fer the
attorney generals offlee. Mr.. tu ler
IL an able lawyer and has many fTienus
in this aOction. Tho fact that ne "
from southweht Texas, which section "
hardly ever represented IN the stats
arioIai family viii be much W ne inv.r
In tho section west OF the Colorado fNeh
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-03

velasco. Texas. June i.--rsnpis's party
chairman. J. l.. Murfsy. calls ppon each
BraIoria county precinct 10 meet Jams ,
and elect delegates TO tha uoupfy COS
yention al Anklcton. June a. H- psys;
council, wnrm hearts and cool hraax. Va
neither need nor want hot hsada. dis
tnrbors nor ofinc seekers prsfeat. ~
aAoh are boiling OYER WITH gsfrintle en-
ten statement " the fact MI hs tA.4x H."
Dr. nraKx Of Akray peir; u 4rrfA-t
candidate Tor the leSihiEu;re from iis.is-
oria county.
Ths Posi- correspondent. lnds IN, Sstss
Senator Miles Crowley N alincst ms
yerrniiy indofaed BY HrAzofia county'e
democracy. although no 10 iepldtnt o.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-03

liountOht Athh1t 'hh$ .
About o.1e o'clock yesterday morninH
,here was \ most disastrous IRE on
Mcaowan svsnos between Jackson Aad
cncnsycrt streets. The flames stated
Ia the cottage % r. A. Msfyc, and befors
bisgk suffered from shslr nary touch.
clerk 81 a. Forrest whose residence
sdtoinr that Of Nj. Mnrye, hrst disoov-
cred the ire lie was leaving hls OUTS.
VI the police station whom he nuticen
smoke curling out from under the Ehin-
sieH Of his ncigbboyH house, Ne ran Y,
The house ana finding the door fastsneo.
broke a open. As he did 20 the Nancy
drove him back the whole interior ~
the cattHHo being Haethlna Furnaces.
An alarm, was turned ~ from the near.
est BIZ. II was seou that any a,tsnri
to save the house would be futfls end
every snort was directed b ave the no-
Joining property. Ofnucr hsnry tst.
Will and succeeded n Eet,lnx most o.
The department arrived IN time 70 PRE-
vent the flames ffam srseplng the Whale
block although several stAtiss ard eut-
houses we're ityeiisd 70 the areunt.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-03

Remedy. TcyeD. Juno t--A hlr pienio
and barbecue was Hold h.rn todAr. About
~ people wers iaessht. a npieadld ala
ucr was yrrcau 10 which al were IN
glted After dlnntr speaking was an.
uoinccd nild Major a. Nv. 4. Fly can.
didafr Tor c0iKffsa Tor thik congressional
District azalnFt Vim. H. Grain on the
iiIsnpo Ills address was Well received
~ 10th democrats and pop1llata alike.
other speeches vert mado by esantf
a. zai<s1s--
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-03

\ Associated Press.
y,w york. June 2,-The Evening
II, SAYS: Market news from this
|gntry's financial center continues to
made up Of the blackboard opera
,rsby a group OF wealthy stock ex-
Inc manipulators in Il single stock.
Ilsy these experts marked up the
~ Of sugar certificates points and
|, rosslps were accordingly busy with
IL which will never reach the news
IDars, with predictions by extremely
{srested prophets and with arguments
IL as pass current ON speculative
IN street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-03

BY Associated Press.
81. Louis. Mo, June 2.--Flour quiet
wheat steady and practically un-
changed: No. 2 red cash and June, DC;
Iulv. So Lac: August. % i-i9o2 s-se'
September. 5S 5-sc.
corn neglected and about unehsn sl,-
ed: No. mixed cash and : uhs. % 49,
INV AZ 7-gc: September. 90 SIC.
oats easy: No. cash and June.
az i-sc; July. 70 5-sc; August, %. l-sei
September, 20 lie.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-03

BY Associated Press
New orleans, La. June Cotton
steady; sales, spot, 800; receipts, 2iisi
exports, Great Britain, $500; continent,
s7i7; stock, $685.,
Futures steady: sales. $4,000: June
&c bid; July. 7aI0ic; August 707. ole;
September G.92G6.s3c October, 6.9i@
6.s7c; November, 1901 0Sc: Deem
Der. 5.OG07 OS; January. 7.isQ7.l5, Feb
ruary, 1897 20,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-03

BY Nss0cIated Ffesa'
New York, June 2,--Total today and
consolidated net receipts, SsiS bales,
Exports. Great Britain, $685.; TO conti-
nent, s1l7. stock, 42745S bales. Total
since September l.; Net receipts, $780,
5i5 bales; exports. Great Britain 2,741-
ISL; to France ISL 1856; TO continent,
l.as9. 5s9. 70 ehannel. s6ll.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-03

BY Associated Press.
Chicago, June. 2.--Exccssive duiiness
was the feature in wheat today, July
corn closing s-sc higher after range
Of 3-Sc- Lack Of offerings and rumors
Of the settlement OF the coal strike
caused the steadiness, July closed
l-Sc higher; July oats l-Sc higher. and
provisions slightly lower all around.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-03

BY Associated Press.
81 Louis. NO, June 2.--cattle-Re.
celpts. 1900, shipments, 100 Malhet
nominaliy steady at Frdays pIlees a..
Hogs-Reeeipts 300 snipneinstss;s AZ
,-ood heavy and medium weights.
sheep Receipts. 400. shipments, lVo'
Arm. nominnlly unchanged
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-03

cucro. Texas. June 1.-The pubic schools
closed yesterday for the term. The cx-
srclFer began on Monday with a public
eral examinations IN the several grades
aud has continued all week.
Tile patrons are loud N their praises
OF teachers and Huptrlntfndfnt and are
delighted With their jugestinent IN the
new school building. l'he election or
teachers will take place Tuesday, June H.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-03

Associated Press.
l.ondon. June ,. 2 p. m,-Closing-
|nsols for money. 1O1 la; for the ac-
|unt iOl 5-l6; Canadian Pacific. 81 Ia;
Il, 10 rs; Erie seconds. "a: Illinois
nttal. 90 Ia; Mexican ordinary. 10 ga /;
Paul common. 60 "a: New York
|ntral, 100; Pennsylvania. so "a; Read
\ Ia; Mexican Central new As,
Ia.
Par silver. 2s S-sd per ounce.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-03

BY Associated Press.
Galveston. Tex, June 2.-Cotton--
Receipts 80 bales, Middlipg &c. Sales.
54S bales. Stock, LEE bales.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-03

No. California. 4s 6 1905 I'd, No.
red Western winter, IS Idols lid
Corn-Quiet; demand poor; new mix
Beef-Extra India mess. s7s Cd.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-03

Associated Press.
london. June 2.-The amount OF bull
gone into the Bank OF England
balance today is COCO pounds