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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-06-15

Mrs. De Jones tfiercely)-"Just
think of it, Mrs. Brown had the i'm
pudence to die yesterday" Mr.. De
Jones (eomposedly)-"Well?" Mrs. De
Jones -.'And that woman owes me a
visit. Harvard Lampoon.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-06-15

. The good opinion of honest men,
friends to freedom and well-wishers to
mankind, is the only reputation wise
man would ever desire.-Washingt
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-06-15

Margaret of valois was too clever
to remain long a widow, but after the
death of her first husband speedily got
a second She was very pious. and is
even now remembered by queer book
of devotion, the Mirror of Sinful
Souls -
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-06-15

legally elected house. and who will have the
nerve to read the roll of that organization
when they go into temporary organization"
In Isning Mr.. Cole, Of Crawford county. for
Stata anditnr Mr. Y II Boaz said. when
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-06-15

the third ballot He is fully competent.
F. b. Dawes, OF Clay county. for attorney
general was thus vouched for by Senator Hark-
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-06-15

Dick" as we call him for affections sake"
W. A. Johnson. nominated for ASSOCIATE ius
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-06-15
Second Day.


TOPEKA, Kan, June S.-The delegates
to the republican state convention re-
assembled at 900 o'clock yesterday
morning and got down to business at
once. The report of the committee on
resolutions was called for. Chairman
Eskridge submitted the following re-
port with the statement that it voiced
the unanimous sentiment of the COM
mittee:
We, your committee on resolutions, beg
leave to make the following report:
Reafirming the republican national platform
of 1892.
Resolved. The constant patriotism of our
the interest Of its defenders, their widows and
orphans will be literally cared for and we de-
nounce their cruel and deliberate Betrayal by
the present democratic administration
Second-We adhere to the republican, doc
trine Of protection and believe that tarif laws
should protect the products Of the farms as
well as Of the factory.
Third-The American people favor bimetal-
ism and the republican party demands the use
Of both gold and silver as standard money,
with such restrictions and under such provis-
ions, to be determined by legislation, as will
secure the maintenance Of the parity
of values Of the two metals and that
Inc Purcudsins ana uept-pdylng power OF
the dollar. whether Of gold. silver or paper,
shall be at all times equal The interests of
the producers of the country, its farmers and
its working men demand that the mints be
opened to the coinage of the silver of the mines
Of the United States and that congress should
enact law levying q tax on importations of
foreign silver SUFFICIENT to fully protect the
products Of our own mines
Fourth-We favor national and state legisla-
ton for the announcement of irrigation.
Fifth-We denounce the present state admin
istration for its revolutionary tendencies. its
violation Of the laws. contempt Of the courts,
the corruption and incompetency of its oficials.
Its gross mismanagement Of the state institu-
tons ard for the discredit 1t has brought upon
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-06-15

eide thcrC ID now any young Ludu Sd
ing: Let me have political Office, let
me have some of the high positions of
trust and power, and then will attend
to religion; but not now. Go thy way
for this time; when have convenient
season will call for theer"
And now my subject takes a deeper
tone, and it shows what a dangerous
thing is this dGferring- of religion.
When Pauls chain ratified down the
marble stairs of Felix, that was Felix's
last chance of Heaven. Judging from
his character afterward, he was repro
bate and abandoned. And so was
Drusilla.
One day in Southern Italy there was
trembling of the earth, and the air
got black with smoke intershot with
liquid rocks, and vesuvius rained upon
drusilla and upon her SON a horrible
tempest of ashes and fire. They did
not reject religion; they only put it off.
They did not understand that that day,
that that hour, when Paul stood before
them, was the pivotal hour upon which
everything was poised, and that it
tipped the wrong way. Their con-
venient season came when Paul and
his guardsmen entered the palace; it
went away when Paul and his guards
men left.
Have you never seen a man waiting
for a convenient season? There is.such
a great fascination about it, that though
you may have great respect to the
truth of Christ,yet somehow there is in
your soul the thought: mot quite yet.
1t is not time for me to become Chris
tian." say to Boy s.seek Christ"
He says: ''No, wait until / get to be a
young man." say to the young man.
''seek Christ" He says: "Wait until
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-14
THE HIGHER COURTS


,r,- -. fn, a. ct.ytan eht.f
W,u WAN NJ, Gaines and ~ l. hrowg.
eaAoelaAe. N,l NiN'A" NN'"
sNsat'u ~ N"'H" a
Austin, Texas June IA me hup'fih'
court handed down the following opin.
iohs NeA'eiu"F'
Minaoufl Pncinc halfway company w.
Al, L. Patton from Second district Tha
.,-,, ~. ,,'.,,.,,,., 49,. ,,,.rst,n.i IA.
Jures' The charge OF me court com
planned of Ia the third paragraph % the
,,,,t,,,,t,,,, ,. mora 1avaratie 10 the
"Pp'PHNo" W. '.,, ~ ~.
attendant than the law Justified. II Kay
had authority TO send Newman out on
- 800. a. "a 40, u.r..,,,y th.t hs
the Nnl" ~ - ~, 80 :"
should have had authority " employ anh
alaohars. my cmploye. The contention
- n,.tt,s, 10 a.. i,,,,.. .,,,,t 49,.
"iA' '"N "''"e
against the undiHpuied gsldcuee can not
DO sustained, and ~ there ~ evidence
importing the ilndlng Of the, court q
civil nppealn such hndinK VIII be held
conclusive Judgments affirmed Opinivn
BY Brown. j.
Mnrlposa Land and Cattle company W..
@. II. Hllllman, from Fourth diaiflrL a
land certificate was granted jose Maria
Nara Tor 90 acres q le1d which was ne
wife, Juana Nara. Jose Nara died in 1870
leaving his wife and three children FRAN
ecsra. Carmen and Manuel The land
was patented November 2, lhib and on
the gith Of the same month Juanh Nara
and her daughter Carmen by deed con-
voyed the iand 10 }. a, tivy. reGitinE Ia
the deed that they were the nole heirs
Of joe nara, Thg Other ,lhsr ,w9 ga'l an,
man In lsi5. In 1882 ". T. Drought. who
held under Fiyy, sold 10 the Aiarp0aa
Land and Cattle cgmpany' decd recorded
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-14

es Ice elevator; No. 1 northern. GO i-2c
delivered. No. hard. tic delivered.
opuons-Opened stronger on dry
weather but afterwards turned weak
and ruled 50 all day on foreign selling
easier late cables, indications Of rain
~ Inc Northwest aud carly harvest
ing In West and Southwest. The close
was weak at half net decline No. 2
red, June closed 81 5-Sc. July. e2GG2 s-lc
closed 6l i-fc; August closed 0s s-Sc;
september. "a 5-i6u66 Lice. Closed
% s-sei December. O. $500 sac, closed
Wool--steady.
Options opened steady at Is
CO.'S points advance and further IA.
Nanced 5nl0 points on European buy
ing, eased on partially under local pres
sure closed firm at 1880 points net
advance Sales, $4,000 bags. ircludiug
June 1910; July. lt7a4i4.1S; August,
lf.s,G 1880; September. 1906 lS7s;
october, i2toGisis, December 1900
ie'eVg 1873; August. it206it25. Septsm-
Der, 1S.INWlS.Sn: October IS AOfifs a..
GiS.i0 -'''S'
SPOT cofroe-Rlo dun; No. I. IL sac;
mid steady, cordova, 1870 i.lc. sales,
lsgV pdekases' Maracaiho. Rumorad
siss ia's Yesterday of 5000 bags OF Rio
q
Santos--Quiet. good Average Santos
nc, Receipts, 1000 bags; stock, $500
HamburE-Prices 1891 pfennIg
higher; sales 500 bars.
Eayre-opened steady: prices un.
SSiehEedi az u M, advanced i-sf: at
p NJ unchanged to further advance
OF l-ft' closed without further change
Total sales, $1,000 bags.
Ro--Quiet, No. :, lie. reccints soao
bags; exchange, 3-S; cleared FOR
I'M States, 500 bags; for Europe.
1000 bags; stock 1900 bags.
warehouse deliveries yesterday. r.
00Ooi New York stock today. IA XII !.
United states stock. $50 bags: afioat
i ,g ne United states, 7p,oo0 bags; total
vlslp'e for the United states VA No
bags against 4sO. 707 bags.
sugar-Raw. stronger. Fair ref,nInr
e-sci centrifugal. 90 test 3. Sales. ZOO
centrifugal sc for &c and r.; 10000 bars
~ ~ oreakwater TO Philadelphia sc
landed landed 100 tons do at Breakwater TO
fh,ladelphia at ex-ship.
Refined fairly active.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-14

BY Associated Press
New York. June 1s.-Beeves-Rc-
ceipts. 4i45: on sale. Jg cars; market
duil. 15c lower; choice native steers,
$500. good TO prime native steers.
sl.72 1-2a4s0. medium TO fair native
steers. si.4OGi7O; inferior to ordinary
native steers. si25@La6; ordinary to
prime Southern stlllers. Ai30MA70;
choice cOrn-fed Colorado. S4G5@470;
common TO good bulls. s25O43.75: poor
to prime dry cows, Sls5g3b0; European
cables quote American steers at 10 l-2
al 1-2c per pound, dressed weight;
refrigerator beef at SG9 l-2c; exports
today, 2aO beeyes and ZOOS quarters Of
beef
calves--Recelpts, 1894: market dull,
shade lower; vealH. poor % ptime. $3.50
@AST H.; choice and selected, 5000
5.25: fair to good buttermIlk calves.
s250Q300.
Sheep and lambs-Receipts, o952; on
sale. II cars: market very dull poor TO
prime sheep, s25O0s.75; poor TO prime
lambs, $3.50; choice, N.60af.7oi p cars
unsoid.
ga-Recelpts-ss3i; Arm: inferior to
choice. 35.O0I5.50.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-14

CANT and fashionable affair there was
charmlnF infornlli;y prevalent wllch
made All teci at home and made the oe-
caslon iMiQue IN the annals OF NiciorIa
society and Tong TO Dc remembered ~ The
ycuak people.
The andleace ut the opera hous.
last nlkh, for. the bencnt OF the fre do
parunent unler the direction OF Pa
tesWr is1derinr. assisted by Professor
taupel q 0oliad and the bew minstrel
talent % vlclor,a was not az large a.
the excellence Of The proqra mulc and
the worshlness OF the cause dsscrV 4.
owins 70 othcr entertainments dufing toe
eanrr evening, Nevertheless II was n
sueeys9 financially and viii add 4 lNtla
20 flie funds 81 The brave frc.nen.
\ rAfTy % about ten Vlotrrlans, un-
der The cipiAincv Of n. l. Rookie are
campins on Mataecrda BAY Tor 4 week.
Mr. I. Scahrook the rustilng real estate
agent OF Fort llAvacn. rcached here yes-
tcfiaN With rnfty Of tWcnty.alx Hone.
m'5ns FROM Caldwell, TEXAS ne took
them Up SO shr Robert Clark PASTURE IN
ihls county THE mofnins, on whlch he
hopes 20 .acate them.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-14

BY Associated Press.
New orleans. La, June is-Hog pro
duets In fair demand and generally
higher. Pork, 70 lac: lard. refined,
fierce. i-2c; bulk meats, dry salt
shoulders. c l-se; sides, s-4c: bacon,
sides. Z 5-sc; hams, sugar-cured. 10 IA
a1o 1-2c. Rice active and nrm; ordi-
nary to good. 1908 5-sc.
Confee-Easier. Rio. ordinary to low
fair. II l-2q1ec. .oo.
Fiour-Dull Extra fancy. $@7Oa2'sOi
pntents. S300GS,l0.
Cornmeal-- QUIET S2l5n2.2O
C6rn-Firmer, No. sacked, mixed
5iQi52c. yellow and white. 52a55c
Onts-Firmer. No. sacked, 4Iulsc'
Bran-Dul: s00s2 i-2c.
Hay-Dull and lover. Prime, IL Leg
Il i-9c; choice, 10 i-2ni6c.
sugar--steady. open kettle common
10 fully fair . 5-16a2 i3-l6c; inferior,
Lac; centrifugal on white, $50
4 l1-i6c; choice yellow clarified, sI-lBc'
prime yellow clarified. 5-l6ci OF yell
low clarified, Use; seconds. b-sg
az 1-i6c.
prime 10 strictly prime. 1oalici fair TO
prime, sT0c. good common, 1e' IN
ferior to common, 1904
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-14


ine rain this afternoon, though not ysi
enough and the prospect " good Tor
more IN ihs early future
Joshua. Texas. June i2--An appearance
little more now viii be very Injurious
TO the farming interest,
nfenham. Texas, June i2,--nhefo was a
good SHOWER here last night Good ralns
within The past few days.
Goliad, Texas. June is -oogd rains arc
reported from Weesatche, Germantown
s9d apper Mnspaiils. 4 T. badly need
Ing already past redemption,
beaumont, Texas, June IA most
bouhiiful rain fell here today. II was
much needed and Is the salvation OF flce
farmerH y ENSURES = good rice crop snd
thohs interested are rcjuieed. az tbs rain
was ground HoaAer and lasted nearly all
LesSst. TeIas June IA ground vet:
tsf Il falling hero ~ lids wrltlns u 10 d
O'Clock M aud the prospect fof 9 sogi
season u finttefing with a EDod Hen-
oral rain through this county no corn
crop VIII be abundant and the chances
for n good cotton crop are favorable.
Una. June li.--A splendid rain visited
this section yesterday! Two. miles ngrtn
a regular ku!ly washer and heavy hs.l.
one mile south no rain A. all the rain
at thi4 place inHurss tina corn crop. Cot
lon WAS never beitefi tome Sst - ehVp
OUT.
Burkeyile, T'exas, June il--A nne rain
fell at this place today. which was badly
needed as corn was 1unerlnk IN places.
iht corn crop IN most OF rhe upper part
of the county 10 good and the prosrsnts
for coed crop have not been ottter
there for years, which. coupled WIN
ma mast u encouraging
iieeyiile. Texas June j2,-A heavy
shower q rain lei here this inerniny.
mnu1 NJ.
Although the iAie rains haze mol been
general, the farmers u that section cast,
northeast and sOuthoast OF town, out to
the c0untya limits, report good raing
and crops looking me
ysisses, Tsxss June iy-I.ast niKh;'s
and tofky's rains apparently extended
ali over the central and eastern part Of
Bfa9ofia eounty and benefited crOps On
new prairie farms. where earn was be-
riluinE to suifeF 10 some iOgsiltiefi
Weather warm ami cloudy, with pros
pect OF GENERAL fAit-
Drlscoli Texas. Jpns i1,--Good showers
have fallen Ia and around Driscoi Ia the
last few days. doing much good 10 ne
growing crops. Corn Il about compile
failure In IDS Hecii1n. Cotton IL iaolslfE
me and pfosptcis are. hrlght ai pItn-fil
Grass u EsiiI1s E eaa re ,t va t's ";
yrars. Stock Of all kinds arc prtss4s
Bur,on, Texsr. June 1--WE receive, a
iighf shower uf rain on Sunday. lfsirf-
day about 81. N. fcrf heavy eiSsi
came up ffou ms east we y al
psafsnfes rsemlsed ~ an abuniAi.sr 4
a. Il only rainsd about liAif az hour. - Il
howeyer Nil Ne VI ifnlnenne ieiifiit 7,
growing erots. Al this Wnlins a..slr-
aness lHa.eais insic seSay.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-14

Cash quotations were as follows;
Flour-Firm. and 1o9l5c higher.
Wheat-No. 2, spring, 5so No s.
spring. nominal; No. ., red. IS sac.
Corn-No 2. Al l-sc; No. 3. yellow,
Al S-sqil 1-2e.
oats-No. 2. 41s-ic; No. 2, white,
i3d4s i-2c; No. 3. white. AZ l-2c.
Rye-No. 2, nominal
Barley-No. 2, nominal.
FlaNseed-No l. N.3I
Timothy seed-Prme, A25.
Mess porlS--Per bril-, sl2.35g12,37 H.
I.ard-Per 100 lbs, S6.70g6.72 IL.
Short ribs sides--Loose. 1852 l-2u8.55.
Dry sailed shoulders-Boxed, S5.62 IL
d5.S7 i-2.
short clear sldes-Boxed $500 l-2M6,1b,
Whislty-Distiller's finished goods, per
gal, si.15.
Receipts-Flour. 5000 brls.; wheat,
n 600 bu; corn, 273,00O bu.; oats, $4,000
bu.; rye, 1000 bu, barley, 10000 bu.
shipments Flour 1900 brls; wheat,
5000 bu.: corn, $1,000 bu.; oats 2s6VOV
bu.; rye, 1900 bu. barley, 5000 bu.
on the produce exchange today the
butter market was UNCHANGED.
Eggs-Firm and unchanged.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-14

BY Associated Press.
st. Louis. Mo, June 12.-Flour--
Firm and unchanged
Wheat-Good demand Opened dull
to lac higher. but let down 9-4c. rallied
s.sc, dropped ldi i-sc, closing l-se be-
low Yesterday, principally on the pre-
yailing high temperature and other
erop news. No. 2, red. cash and June,
sac; July. SIC; August, % l-4g6sci sep
TENDER, 81 i-2c.
Corn-Opened unsettled, ana aiter an
,rrpg,,lnr session closed Lac on. No. 2,
,,,ixed cash. 80 l-2c. June, 39c; July,
10 I-sc. September, 90 i-2c.
Oats-On short demand gained &c. hut
Inst b-sc toward the close. No. 3 cash
and June. SOC; July, IS 7-Se; August Suei
September SOC
RYE and barley-Steady,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-14

BY Associated Press
Liverpool June 10, p. m.
--closlng-cotton-spot quiet; free
supply Offering; American mid
ding. s-i6d; the sales OF the
day were 5000 bales. OF which 600 were
for speculation and export. and includ.
ed 5000 American; receipts. 1000 bales,
including 900 American.
Futures opened quiet with poor de-
mand. and closed steady; American
mlddling L. NJ. G., June. 69-64Gtd:
June and July, 6a.G4G4d; July and
August Al sellers; August and Septem-
ber. 4Q4 l-6id, September and October.
4 l-6id value: October and November.
1-6iQi 2-64d: November and Decem-
Der, 2-GiGi 3-64d; December and jan
uary. 4 3-6iUf a-6id; January and Feb
ruary, 4-6id4 5-6id February and
March. 4 6-eid sellers The tenders OF
the days deliveries We're 800 bales new
dockets.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-14

BY Associated Press
st. Louis, June ls.--cattle-Reeelpts'
1000 head; shipments. 500 head. Mar
ket steady and quiet Native steers
100 10 400 lbs. s4.5OQ4.To; for choice,
good, .42oa44O; 1900 10 1900 lbs. 1865
a 90. cows. g2sm2.s7 10; calves, si.25i
Taxans. all grades. s25OG4.1o,
Hogs-Reoeipts. 1900 head; shipments,
rod head. Market active and strong.
1nc higher. Good medium TO heavy
1yeirhts, s4ssd4s0; good light, S4,,s sl
4sO. common TO far nsht, st.eys 80 80
pigs. $i.25: bulk OF days safes fa-'0%
> 81 sshsep-Receipts, 1900 head; ehip-
,nants 100 head. Market slow and a
made lower. Native mixed, fair 80
s snS lambs. is.o0985oi stoekers. A-SV
SISe o.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-14
m lHD STOCK MARKET.
.r,oys AND TRADE OF THE
srw york EXCHANGE.
...eulntion Was Unusually
~ ID QUIET Although the
a. the Market WINS Firm.
,aon Not In the Market.

,e.otlated Press.
york. June 15.--The share
|N',.,,on was on a smaller scale to-
.s.s for the past few days, but
\. ~ transactions were limited.
IN Of the market was decidedly
'FI,endon was not in the market
~ Great extent. but some few
| St paul. Atchison, Missouri
4. and louisville and Nashville
q ,.ken from the foreign account.
,,ineIpai buying was by the local
4, interest, which seemed to think
4 mere was danger in leaving
|. lines uncovered, In view OF the
.,.re 81 strength displayed by the
F|rr'ilst under the bear attacks OF
~ few days. There was very
IN me way Of news to effect the
FL beyond the report OF the West
|rnion telegraph, which WAS more
line than was anticipated.
h. dealing was very light outside
XII, st. Paul, Chicago Gas and
|rrton and quincy. the only other
. n which the transactions reach
m shares being Missouri Pacific.
n expected that an attack would
|rsde on sugar at the opening.
n he dividend Off. and the bear
n did make demonstration
n, the stock. sending the price
4 rs per cent, but the bull clique
\, shares were on hand to take all
crerings, and when the pressure
M eased Off they took advantage
IA occasion to move the quotation
|. Sc, recovering within 5-Sc OF the
|,.nd
|rthsses Of sugar We're based on
Hayemeyer's testimony yesterday
Ia the senate committee to the
n that profits OF the last three
h aggregated s35, 900, 900. The rail-
and miscellaneous bond market
sirong all day.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-14

associated fress.
y York. June 1s.-The Post says:
|tlde OF sugar certificates there
Practically no active manipulation
|day's stock market. This rendered
|.xhat more significant the days
hal improvement. These gains
L doubtless attributable largely to
|Hlng Of speculative shorts; but the
h Interest is usually n sagacious
" and the buying back of stock
|tAls occasion was plainly due TO
\ q some distinctly favorable turn
Confession OF failure In this weeks
lived effort to force out investment
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-14

BY AsaocIalea Press.

BY Associated Press.
Chicago, June ls.--The Evening Jour
nal reports; Cattle Receipts, 1900;
shipments. 1900. slow and lower on
everything except a few fancy steers.
Prime to extra native steers. 4.S5@
500; medium. s4,2sQ4.7s; others. 1850
4.1o: Texas. s2s58ss5.
Hogs Receipts. $1,000; shipmenta,
$500; active. Sc higher all along the
line; rough heavy. &f25Q4-50. packers
and mixed. s475a4.s5. prime heavy
and huichers' weights. ti.Y0Qi ass, as
sorted light. s4SsG4e0.
Sheep and lambs Receipts. a0o0; slow
and lower: shipments. none. Top sheep,
ss.25Qs50; top lambs. A-009A25
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-14

Department EenenL
Victoria. Texas. June i2.-afiss Emmia
afepadden gave an elegant reception II
the paiatial hone OF her paregis. Mr. and
Aifa. J. \. .;cfAddeHi laaf night. compli-
meniary % 1iirs Murphy. VINO leaves for
her home n Kentucky tomorrow ntier a
pleasant stay u several months "a ylc-
ateCa uspbe. Of tc.lui3 gatisici in receive
lug she g1sats. DxncinE vas begun about
10 O'Clock az wrfcn line I'll tne guests
ias- h5ur WITH lr.crfrinEon fcf refresh
mtnit. y ilra wes served On tiie ikwn.
II ~ nselicte 20 fay tAnf esary one Waf
rc.aily <ntsfsaincd AID had fpiendld
ftfas Tor she fare Of fhe iospitnblc aud
whole eo,-lot iiosis u prov erbss1 n itouth-
ax1i ysSaA AJf1s-Ea y sss q yoy els-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-14

scheme OF re-organisation vn -,
Tue line alresdy indicated t,,,.t ~ On
w assessment OF the stock snd ,,,s
conversion o. "a" bonds mn tnco,,, ne
a large influx Of gold il ale n, ~ 3
gag OF this week ffum Australia NM
anu,a, The council drafts were MI
soid today up to Ia l-s2d. ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-14

BY Associated Press
Liverpool, June ls., 1890 p. m.-whea.
Firm; demand moderate; holders
offer sparingly; No. California. As
i-2dais 10 LED; red Western winter
4s l-sdqis LEA.
spot, 9s 2 I'D. '''>9N
beet-hNtra India mess. us ca.
Pork--Prime mess. cas- Ga
butter--Flnest and good. nominal.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-14

By Associated Press.
Kansas City, No.. June i3.--cattle-
Receipts. $500 head: shipments. 1000
head. Market strong TO shade lower
Texas steers. ss.oOa400; Texas cows.
n.soG275; beef steers. ss.b5as.oo; native
cows. si4oa2s5: stoclers and feeders.
s2.s5ds.sO: bulls. f2.0O0Sso. -
Hops-fleceipts, u. 100 head: ship
ments 600 head Market strong 10 &C
higher: bulk Of sales, f470af.s0: heayies,
si701 4 so; packers, sf7O44s5: mixed.
ffTsaiS5; lights. Si7nQt10: workers.
3470d475; pigs. s4.g0Q4.65.
Sheep Receipts. 10: shipments, none.
Market steady.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-14

By Associated Press
Kansas city. Mo. June i7-whea'-
r-nehanged. No. hard. Use; No red.
s.6sse; No. red. 529ssu; red s29Sse;
ise1Sorn--Wesk 10 lie lower. No, mix
"A 81 i-2dgs i-2e; No. white ss@
80 l-sc. .a AZ. M
% xvItite tOc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-14

~eeelated Press.
-. a9rz, June 1.-THE Evening
". London cabiegram says:
n. 'ning was dun In the stock
M :. today except Americans.
Ms ,s..pWed a genuine Improvement,
tsus, maintained to the close. II
'ea here that the Atchison
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-14

pRiscotL. June L. Soma horse buy.
srs have been "a the country. Captain
0eorse Reynolds sold bunch OF forty
Ak head q mares AMI ysuny stock 70 Me
George King.
MI. Dick King ana family havc gone
to. Miasoad TO spend the summer.
Ine family q Mr., ~ Q, WRIGHT, arc
summer
Air. charlie Reynolds, who has been nj.
tending business college IN San lNntp-
turned notae.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-14

Associated Press.
khdon, June IA p. m.-Closing--
|'ols for money. 100 1916; consols
he account, 100 rs. Canadian Pa
Elise; Erie, IA sac: Erie seconds,
Illinois Central. Sac: Mexican
|naty, lie; st. Paul common, 81 lac;
n York Central. 100 l-2c; Pennsyl-
pa 5O5-sc; Reading. 30 3-sc; Mex
Central new Is, &c lie.