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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-26

McEiroy & Co.'s Cotton Letter.
Special Dispatch.
New Orleans, La, June 25.-NfcElroy
& Co. say; Futures-There is really
nothing to say about the market today.
although.it has been quite noticeable
recently that Liverpool is losing a little
ground every day while our market re-
mains practically the same. Today the
loss in Liverpool is i-gid. with spot
sales OF only 5000 bales. prices here are
point lower, with spot sales OF $50
bales
Had the assassination OF the presi-
dent OF France taken place during
active business hours. q is quite pos
sible that considerable n5mmotlon
would have resulted. but occurring In
the evening. as II dld. there was ample
time to discover the purpose and i'm
pulse OF the assassin and to learn that
no political importance can be attached
to his act.
Adyices from the crop continue to
be quite favorable. while reports from
North Louisiana are particularly so,
but 1t Will not be forgotteh that often
times the finest June prospects have
been marred In July ard August. II
is not surprising, therefore, that the
hears show no aggressive tendency and
the market. despite all unfavorabie In
fiuences, remains practically I'M
changed. The situation may be altered
when Texas gets In position to Gffer
new cotton.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-26

September, ss s.isQse i-qc. peo.r.
per. " s-ieges la; closed IS 7-sc.
,onee-options opened dull but turn.
81 more active IN the afternoon On Raj.
su lnae buying ordtrs; closed steady Az
st1v points net decline. Sales ii 0oo
pass. Including July. 1910. Nurnst
.f;voQlt.ss; September. 1a20Gi4.2s. p,,.
'oner. iLso@l2.s0i December. 1850
spot conee-Rlo steady; No. 4 10 IA
Wy o-Si mid. steady; Cordova 1eG
~ -; sales, 500 bags high grade R,c
private terms; 400 bags Central Ame,,'
ean nnu sVg bags Mexican y. /.
Firm. good aveinre sartov
!, Hamburs-Quiet; prices IA pfennic
nnb 70 II pfennig lower; sales. Ia
hsNre--C Closed on account Of ,ss.s-
snauon q Presldent Garnet,
a quiet; No. I, real Is, exehnu,,
COO bags. s''eS' s'ook, H.
az warehouse deliveries SATURDAY. ca
- pays; New York stock TODAY loo /.
~ ~, pags: United States stock IA "a
1pinegs. anoat FOR the United stn;as
az sas'y IVY total visible for Initial s,stss
year s'"eei bags last
- sugsSar-Firm; sales. $50 bags. mo,ss.
~, IN; " test, I-l6: rumored cargo ear.
uaaugai s6, TO PhiiadelphIa. ats Az.
ishne1 nrm; fair, utlfet 'A''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-26

wiiinm oarwiI- MA Ma, shoe, at
woman,

William carwil- MA Nat shoe, at
n woman,
The following letter was received by
the Gazette this murninE'
Fort worth Tex. June 20,
Editor Ghzcttc;
Dear slr-l'lease aiinw ne space iu
your valuable paper 10 make state
ment J saw IN your paper u June 10
that I am supposed to have shot at a
woman near the city haili and, also at
one near the corner IT Eighth and CAL
houn streets. on the lfth inst
wiah 10 say that ! have hnd no
trouble with any woman and that
never thought NJ or attempted 10 hurt
woman in my life.
l did have q little dispute with a fell
low az the carnor of Eighth aud Cal.
huun Hlrncig on the night Of tho iith.
He Went away, but returned with n gun
and I got the drop on him, and while
holding my run on him come woman
chmn up behind me aud grabbed my
gun md, IN tho scufie n was dis
chnTgcd. while we were struggling
the man phot NJ me twice, He said. or
rs supposed TO have said, that | In
suited his sister. Now, " that was hia
sister IN that saloon ! think II would
be impossible TO insult her. ! would
not know how 20 CONNIE cc 10 DO II.
I am very Dnrry 10 have 10 do any
thing OF this kind, na | don't cnre for
notoflcty HeRpcctfnliy.
WILLIAM CAItWILE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-26

Galveston, jane tL-1omorrow the Ions
Star Med,c,l association Will assemble 10
annual cosseniion IN Holmes hall and b.
r., session three days.
quite 3 number OF The members Of the
associate arrived today and others are
expected In on trains coming tonight ana
In the morning The officers OF the as
ISOLATION sru; Dr. Is. H. Biinth Of Dallas,
presid.nt, Dr. J. ". Anderson Of Dallas
vice president; Dr.. NJ, A. MAJORS OF Wa
co. secretary
The noiored physicians and people OF
this city have made elaborate arrange
ments for tho entertainment and pleas
ure OF the Waiting members OF the 1850
ciafion.
MUSIC TEACHERS ASSOCIATION.
The annual convention Of the Texas
Music Teachers' ass0ciation viii meet
IN this city next Friday and viii b. IN
sssasn fcur days. There r. expected 70
be large attendance " fnudc teach
afs from tv,ry section Of this State
on Tuesday nlgnt grand evening con-
rert r1cluilveiy BY GALVESTON talent.
wll be glyen At Harmony hall THIS
rone,rf viii be participated IN BY the
c.ivfaton Quartstte nocifty aud Will bo
frn,nIlruenfary 10 the whiting teachers.
musio teachers and others On this or-
cnalon an address or wslcuml VIII be-
made by The mayor. Dr. 4. w. ny on
bsh-'f ~ me rifv arf VII he rs-nonn@d
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-26

BY Associated Press,
Now orleans. La, June 25.--Hog pro
ducts-Quiet and steady; pork 10 lie;
lard refined fierce, lie; boxed meats.
dry salt shoulders. 1-Sci sidts. 3-4c;
bacon. sides 5-sc; hams, choice sugar
cured 10 i-i010 3-ic.
Rice In good demand; ordinary 10
good 3 7-sc04 Us.
coffec-stea5y; Rio ordinary 10 good
Fiour-Dull; extra fancy, s2.S5as.s 90;
putcrts, ss.iEas,2O
corn meal--Qulet, $3.50.
Ctrn-steady; No. sacked mixed
bfa5s 1-2c; yellow and white DC
0ais-Firrn; NJ sacked. b7c.
Bran-Dull, 7sIs0c-
Hny-oulet, but firm; prime, sl2.5o
ais so: choice. i6.
eugar-Stcody; open kettle prime 70
strictly prime. s. ccmmon 90 fhil fair'
3 s-ieds 1876; centrifugal on white
s.sSSs il-i6; prime yellow clarified,
= s-sas IL, on do. sQ3 i-s; seconds
AToiasees- Centrifugal prime 70 strlcl-
~ prir,e. iOGiic. falr to prime. sgyei
FOOD common. e97c; inferior TO com
mon. 3 l-2Gic.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-26

Wa. n Success In Every sense OF the
Word.

Word.
The grand military drill given on
the grounds at the corner OF Jenning's
avenue and Railroad avenue. last
night, by the Lloyd Rifles, uniform
rank Knights of Pythlns and the "Mul-
iigan Guards" was great success
IN every respect
The best people Of Fort Worth were
represented on the drill grounds, which
we're visited by a dense crowd, which
increased until midnight. when a dance
was given.
Prof connor's orchestra Furnished
the music.
The Lloyd Rifles elected the admira-
ton and applause OF the immense
gathering on account Of their soldierly
bearing ana the way ~ which they
went through the manual Their eyo'
lutiong were almost perfect. the align
ment being especially prniHeworihy.
IN fact. all the company movements
were warmly applauded.
The uniform rank knights uf Pythiaf
under command OF Col. Jillers Capt,
Mas being detained in the city, put
up ine drill. which especially pleased
the iadiea,
The MuiIigan Guards IN charge Of
Capt Fenslse. went through cpmical
drill ykich was parody on. and made
monkey show o. the citizen sol
diery.
Refreshments were served by we'll
known ladies'. friends OF the Rifies.
Much credit n due Capt. Kelly and
the gentlemen who assisted him In
making the military fete a grand sue
CeFS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-26

a. s-se4 ~ per cent, sterling .,oh..
NIL WIN actual business IL h sr,k
Ga AZ ss'ss "a tor demand ana "a ~ r.
We - tQr sixty days. postss 20, -
sfSs sufsV; conmerclal LIS
sinsr u si,yer certificates. gfaes, hsr
fo,at 20, Mexlean dollars. 81 * IN
sss sl rales q stocks today were ioS y
Americas including Atchison, eosi.
ID. 50o' n,s, Snusar' s0,s0O: Chicago Gas
NAsnNllle, 5000: National f.e,a z sIid
IyNvvFtnern Pacific preferred. stoo. p 'ovu;
certificates. fourth sssas =. ailu
pau s4oo' st. Paul, paid, 1860 s'''en'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-26

Flour-Dull; unchanged.
Wheat-No. 2 spring, 80 l-ic; No 3.
5Tq5sc; No. 2 red. 80 lac.
Corn-No. >. 40 7-sc.
Oats-No. 2, A i-2c: No, white, 46 IL
q47c; No. white, 40 i-2Qi6 i-2c.
Rye-No 2, As 1-2c.
, Barley-No. 2. nominal; No Q. SIC;
: No. 4, 50&5lc.
FLAX seed-No. /, s1.45.
Timothy Seed-Prime. s475@4s5.
Mess Pork-Per barrel, sl2,55P
1851 10.
Lard--Per 100 pounds. s6.7O96.72 IL.
Short Ribs Sides-Loose, SG.e2 leo
Cos
Whisky-DlstIller finished goods.
per gallon, Sli5.
Recelpts-Flour, 5000 barrels; wheat,
1900 bushels; corn, $4,000 bushels;
oats, 10000 bushels; rye, 1000 bushels;
barley, 1000 bushels.
Shipments Flour. 5000 barrels.
wheat, $4,000 bushels; corn, $4,000
bushels; oats, 100000 bushels; rye, 1000
bushels: barley. 1000 bushels,
on the produce exchange today, the
butter market was steady. Creamery
IL 1-2Il7c; dairy, II l-2Ml4 l-2c.
Eggs-Steady; 3 l-2alOc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-26


BY Associated Press.
New York. June 25.-.Bec,es-pe.
eeirts, two days, sass; IS cars On sale
Market active. Ice higher. Native
steers. good to prime. siss i-sqa.Ss,
medium to fair sLsOq4eo. inferior 10
ordinary. sS.9594.2O; poor ssto1s ga.
TAR Texans, S&s5. European cables
quote American steers al sGiO ID
dressed weights: refrigerator beer
l-sUS 80, no exports today.
Calves Receipts two days. 700. Mar
ket active. 2-S6l IL higher. Veais
calves. inferior to prime, $3.50.
sheep ana lainbs--Receipts two DAYS
i4.l4l. go cars on sale. Market steady
but more active.
sheep poor to prime, see5qls. rs,
lambs, common to choice. slaft 10,
fancy. $b.G2 i-2d6T5. '''s'
Hogs-Receipts two days, 577s: two
cars on sale. Market stronger; inferior
to fair s5e065.25.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-26

BY Associated Press.
New York. June 2S.--Wneas - i ',,s.,
csipts 1880 bushels; saiea' t.s'O,Og0
bushels futures: $1,000 bushels spot
Market frmer. No req. q i-se; ailo .,l
az. : q b.. ca delivered; No. North-
ern. cl ice; No. hnrd, Il he ~,
nns,ons opened stronger on the big
decrease IN passage and firna ieap, ,s,.
suriher advanced on unfayofap,s
, s,,,,ns, and winter wheat crop al
FL, 49, !, he afternoon. declined sharply
~. ~ ,ncr,ase in the English visible
,nd closed steady al $500. q ~ ~ July.
over ssMns is.isc; closed ss l-tci AZ,
q g,,. 81 y i-s5si SIC; closed - i-'e'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-26

~. JOHNS pay Appropriately Gel
ebrntrd.-1rRnd uefbsouc,
beaumont, Texas, June "a THE escur.
sion from Warren ADD points below that
station so Sabine Pass this morning r..
quired -four coaches to Accommodate the
people dcalr5ua " vteiiing tho deep water
port o. the Texts coast,
~. johns bay was July observed by
the Masonic fraternity here by cafylas
out ~ me opera houae che splendid pro.
gra4nmo pub.iHhcd Va this mornings
Post The address OF Rev. Lco, sonneid
was eiolUeut AMI highly impressive.
The kayaeo people stationed at Hilnber.
u fionfishlng Nitlc community. VIII give
a grand barbeeue and dance 10 their
friends on Iuly 4 No Intoxicating liquors
will be pfrmltirt ON the grounds ami ths
sheriff VI Hardin county viii be present.
10 hpr that no unNelc0m0 characters In
tcriere Win The amussincnts The vn-
tcriAiumrnt VIII BE- purely complimentary
10 Tie friends OF those nov at SilHbes and
u n expected that number % Beau
muurR fair ladies and their -srofis VII
visit silabee Oh the glorious Fourth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-26
SHIPMENTS OF GOLD.
!. SUPPOSED THEY WILL he
LIGHTER THIS wEEiS.
!. share Speculation Was Moder-
81, Active in the Morning. hut
nall in the Afternoon--A Rise
In Chicago Gas Stock.


n AssOClhttu iAtHS.
III. York. June 25.--The share snec.
Am was moderately active during
morning, but was very dun during
afternoon. London was seller.
Moderate amounts OF st. Paul and
.l,ylle and Nashville. and there
:. orders from Amsterdam to sell
Al Of the International specialties.
Ias engagements of gold for the
,ssl tomorrow aggregate only 81. oOO-
against 100000 on Tuesday last
Ak and it IL adduced therefrom
a this weeks exports win be lighter
n for the week closing last satur-
Il The sub-treasury supplies the
4 and It is said that the agreement
the banks to reimburse the SUBJ
tsury does not include this week.
&sments. over Sl.5O0,O00 is still dua
treasury on last weeks With
wal. only 1894, 900 having been re-.
ned up to the close OF business to-
Xl1lcaBo gas optIeu Is lower, and
4 on the clique buying rose sharply
4. Der cent to so. which is nm advance
nearly per cent since the first OF
month The high advance induced
llng sales, and the bears put ont
ne short sales, which caused re-
don Of BIS. Supporting orders led
recovery OF 81. but the closing
n was at a reaction of 3-S, leaving
4 % y
Ig,sding was depressed by reports
he effect that the plan Of reorgan-
I,i5n now under discussion is aim
10 the Atchison plan, which natur-
n Is not regarded as favorable 10
siockholders. a drive was made
the shares with this as a basis. ana
!, declines OF 3 "a per cent was re-
ftgd with a subsequent recovery of
4 Paul broke SIS at the opening on
Ision selling. but quickly rallied ON
covering OF Il short contract. and
pgered the full loss, closing al a
ailon Of is. The other grangers
R neglected.
AXIS for the Western account caus-
decline Of / LIS In Distllling. OF
aeh 3-s was recovered at the close.
lpnal Lead was sold down on a re-
= that the business of the company
poor, owing to the very warm
aihsr. and aftAr an opening rise Of
"A a break OF ia was effected
assquently a rally took place with a
i reaction Of Ia, making a net loss
! "a In the late dealings the spec
hon was rather weak, and closed
|sy- Pullman Is down 2 L.; Edison
<lic. rs; X. and II, 7-S; Console
hi Gas, -. and rubber preferred,
BIZ cent. Tobacco preferred has adj
sied "a and Evansville and Terre
ale |. The other changes are frac-
III.
ne bond market was generally
ak the principal changes on the
being Declines-Wiscons Cen
\ Incomes, 1; Chicago and North
xldc first trusts receipts, 2 8-4; X. IT.
thds 2; X. +. G's, Denver division
Isnied. IA; Louisville, New Al
by consols. Northern Pacific firsts,
athern Pacific seconds, San AM
fb and Arkansas Pass, st. Louis and
n Francisco general 6's U. p. d. and
! fvis and Wabash seconds. /.
INtgon navigation ilVes advanced !
q Reacted to Gil, and closed 81.
slgsnces-Union elevator firsts. 8:
B and N. firsts, l IL.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-26

BY Associated Press.
ST Louis, Mo-, June 25.-Flour--
strong and unchnngrd; demand fair.
!. W unsettled really, but strong
s-Sgb-Sc; No. red cash, "a s-sc; lime
% -ic; July. 81 SAC. August, &c 5.sc,
September, 81 7,Sa5 sc.
Sorn-Easier. losing l-ld3-sc; No. .
MIXED cash, 80 5-Sc: June, IS 3.yc. uik.
IS l-2c: September. soc.
Vais-Dull ana weak: No. cash
teniber 3Oc.
hye-ftrIni rales No ., east side. 80
Bariey--Nothing doing.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-26
ST. Louis Live stock.
BY Asaoclated Presa.

st. Louis. Mo, June 25.--cattle--Re-
eeipts, GOO; shipments. none; market
quiet; natives nuchaged; Texans easIer:
native steers and mixed. 1900 to 1900
pounds, Al2 1-2G425; COWS. si5Od2Oo.
Texas steers, Hight, sgiogsOOi cows.
s.45Gstb.
Hogs-Iseceipts, 1900: shipments
none; market strong and 5alOc higher
heavy butchers, SJi5; medium hight
$40; pigs aud common light, $4,000
47b.
Sheep-Ftecelpts, 1900. market quiet;
fair to good lambs $500; native ewes.
$3.50
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-26

BY Associated Press.
New York, June s5.-Buslness has
not been active. still there was more
demand than was expected because Of
so many ahsentecs on account of sat
urday's weather. Prints, ginghams,
dress goods. bleaehed and brown cot
tons had attention ana feir gales.
Dwight. Anchor 50 In br, wn az value.
Printing cloths full and nominal at
2 1l-iCc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-26

% ~ Professor George ". Rowe. rr.-,-
zen, q The association, on behalf cf the
=, The Officers OF the association nrs.
rresietnt. George Is Rove. V'sco. Vice
ires'denI J. SINGER. Galveston. score.
MY ana treasurer William ncssernr,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-26

~ ASSOCIATED Press.
New York, June 25.-The Evcn,,r
rost says Indirectly yesterdays shoc,',
sas,s went az Lyons might have had
serious III, innuehce on market prices
mere. The initial movement o, our
prices today was to faltar ar, =,
ttn'ugh there was some foreign se,,,r,-
was not altered IN character sre.,,
sne sales q last week. and indeed W ~
Was probably less aggressive sSnc y
a p,Ses ~ me erbitrage stocks recoy-
ness ness promptly from their early weak
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-26
Loui-,iiie live stock.
By Associated Press,

bg -NHNueldteu f'fcsS.
Louisville. Ky. June a5--Cattle-
Market fairly active and 100 higher
FOR good to extra butchers; extra ship
ping ss.iS0i.oo; ilght shipping, $3.50
a.75; best butchers, sa.soasSb. fair to
good butchers. s275G3e5.
Hogs Market active and 5dl0c high
er, choice packing and butchers, $500:
fair 10 good packing, s3.p0Glp5; good
10 extra light, ASoutsO; roughs. s4,25
Q4.50.
lambs fully lido lower than last weeks
closing; good to extra shipping sheep.
$2,00G2a5; fair TO good, Si.75I2.O0; extra
shipping lambs. s36o0s.75: fair to good
shipping lambs. SS,Oou3-60.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-26

by Associated Press.
Kansas City. Mo. June 25.-Cnttle--
Receipts. 200; shipments 1900, strong
to l6c higher. Texas steers. s. $50
$50; TeXa'; COWS. $4,000. 30, beef
steers f3Gl 20; native cows. 81 g5al9 40:
stockers and feeders. s2Q9.55: bulls,
81 .75I2
Hcgs-Recoipts. 26oOi shipments, 500
Market strong To 30 higher. bulk or
sales. 81 eOdl %; heayics. 81, sOH6 pack
erS A.p0G5; mixed. sl,s0af4 e5: lights,
N.75GieO; workers, S.s5Gt.aO; pigs,
81. 50d4G5.
sheep--Reoeipts, 200: shipments. 200.
Market steady
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-26

BY Associated Press.
Chicaso. June 25.--The Evening Jour
nal reports: Cattle Receipts. 5000; 1900
Texas, shipments, 1000, Active al0u1bc
higher prime 10 extra native steers
81 .65Qii.15 medium, 81 1904 5t olds
50 .b0a4 g5 Texans. se7aGs.6O
hogs--Recelpts, $4,000; shipments, H.
900. Opened ACTIVE and higher. closed
weak with many left Rough heavy.
N5cWi75. packers and mixed, $40.
prime heavy and butcher Weights s5.O5
as 20; assorted light, s5d51O.
Sheep aud lambs-R Receipts. 1000:
shipments 1000. Both a trins higher
Top sheep, s37bdt: top lambs, 81. 500
90
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-26

BY Associated Press.
New York. June 25.-Totai today net
receipts, siss. exports 10 Great Britain,
1866: to France. sss; continent 2bSs;
stock. ssisis.
Consolidated net receipts. S4s5; ex-
ports 10 Great Britain, 4tic; France,
%: continent. 2552
f,otai since September met receipts,
al "a. exports to Great Britain, =
Sai1s5. 10 France. 5si.0eG. continent,
f.Ois.7f7 channel, 1851.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-26
Liverpool Provision.


77TVKVU f-TtNN.
Liverpool, June 2s.--wheat-rIrm.
demand failing on; supply in excess Of
u ., no l California, IS l i-2d;
red winter. 4s.s i-2d@i . liza.
corn-ouiet demand moderate; new
mixed spot. Is s-ld.
25s Sd. Wv
.lour-shipping patents. Is "a.
Beei-EStra India mess. 72s Cd.
Pork-Prime mess. ees I'd.
butter-Flnest and good, nominal.
a.. Sneon-long and short clear, o. lbs.
SSs I'd long clear. 45 lbs, sss.
Lard-Prlme Western. SIS.
oheese--American finest new. as
Beef-Amerlcan refrigerator hind
quarters Id; fore quarters, . 7-Sd.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-26
WHARTON.

WHARTON. June a-This Is tho third
day a heavy shower has fallen. Most OF
the crops have had enough rain In this
section.
Cotton worms are reported on the Wy
Enh place al Spanish camp.
sheiln Hughes returned from Beliville
last week with George Haraway, coiorld
who was seat TO the pcniicntinry for
fNrty years, but escaped last year Hard
way VISA turned over TO the guards ITO
was sent from THIS county IN lSiy
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-26

CENTER. June sL--7am Sanford
lodge a. r and a. NJ, elected officers
last night for the ensuing year 40 fol
Iowa
Il. c. Davis. W. nj u, NJ. Mcknight.
3. w; r. O. Swoarngen, !, w. A. w.
ollyer. sneretaryi Tom Mcknight, treas
urer, Y r. Sanford tlitr.
Thqy will haNe public installation here
July and n basket dinner
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-26

by Associated Press.
Santos. June 25.-weelly report,
coffee-Firm. Good average, per 10
kilos. 1900, receipts during the
week. l7,oOO bags: shipments to United
States. $4,000 bags: stock, $4,000 bags.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-26

BY Associated Press.
Kansas City, Mo, June g5.-wbeat-
Firm; No. 2 hard, "a; No. 2 red bSSsg.
No, 3 red. hGdRl.
Ccrn-uncherged; No. 2 mixed 351
SGc; No. white 80 1-294Oc
white. 4Sc. - w.
dairy, l2d14c. i'V'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-26

PAdIcs1gEE. juno 2a-The Masonic
fraternity ht islkhart. iris county, viii
have a public installment Of ofncors on
Tuesday next. The general public are
invited TO be present
Aliza Pdoebe Pells " visiting friends In
Tyler.
Mia Mona De Rtrong Of Tyler 10 Wis
iting Miss Jennie Pslls In this city.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-26

BY Associated PRISE.
New Orleans, La. June 2s--cctton--
Eeeyi saies. $50; receipts. esoj: stork
sSods: futures very dull; sales, istoc
June. SIS hid; July. e.SSafs.Ss; August
esteis.ss: September s.SlGs. Sc: octs,
p gsr e;seHs "; November. 6.mRC ":
February, no hid. ''~'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-26

RICHMOND, June 2,-JudKe NJ j.
Hickey being engaged vita important
selooi matters forwarded $he new issue
OF Fort Bend county bridge bonds TO the
Fields. 49,
The subject OF Incorporating Richmond Ia
beng considerably discussed AZ nfcn,alt
Ihe proposition meets with ntrong oppo-
force Of county convicis have been
opgagrd IN grading streets and cleaning
out bitches around town.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-26

vBLAsco. June 2l-5cneoncr Rouaiie
being oyerhauled at ouintana, win bs
launched this week FOR hrazos trade
schooner sldoniR and eloop Columbus
viii leave tho BfaEos tomorrow for 0al-
weston.
Steamboat lfiAwntha IN lpadinE In the
Hfuzua for NolaHeo and Gnlveaton
Several new nthing boals we're COM
plrigd and lau1chcd at Nclasop last
week.
River falling slowly.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-26

ARASsAB PASS. June a-.--An election
was held Ia this county today FOR the 10
cation or removal of the county scat,
whch resulted In en- overwhelming ma
jofity for removal from San patriclo 10
Elnton
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-26

by Associated Press.
Rio de Janelro. June 25.-weekly re-
port. coffee-oulet; No. exchange
standard per 10 kilos, 1850; exchange.
6-s; receipts during week. 81 900; shin.
ments to United States. $1,000; stock.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-26

e.'oeiated Press.
FORK, June 2s.--Money easy at
!. an''' last loan per cent. closed
sat Prime mercantile paper.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-26

by AssocIated Press.
london June 2s.--closins: consols
Tor money. 100 sic; consols for me
account lOi; Canadian Pacific, "a rs;
Erie Il rs; Erie es. 10 i-2; Illinois Gem
p tra,, " II; Mexican ordinary, IL; ST
trai u' ,n Somm9n, ~ ~: New York Cen
iny ~ w -, rennsyivanla, 40 l-2; Read
SO "a. 'ua' new IS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-26

BY Associated Press
81. Louis, Mo, uJne 2J.--Wool-F Firm,
unchanged Current offering sell rap