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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-29
ABOUT l'i:DPLIc.
s~trlu:srsia the CIR anI 'vh-cIiuS Folk,
Abroad.


strlu:ersin tho CI,y nnI 'Vh-cIiuS Folks
Abroad.
4. l. Prichard. OF Mauningtou, auto.
craphed at the Mcclure.
F. A. Dorman. o railway commercial
agent, OF Pittsburgh, was here on u bug
mess vi,i. Yesterday.
George a. Dean. OF Mingo Junction:
J.. W.. Thayer and W. Z. llayslip, OF
Grafton, are at the McLure.
$. 7. Williams. OF New Philadelphia.
formerly superintendent OF the .Etna
mills. was in town yesterday.
]. N. Graham. OF Newark. suporin.
,endent OF the Central Ohio division Of
tho Baltimore < Ohio, is II the Mcclure.
James Means. division freight ngen;
OF the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati d ST..
Louis road. OF Pittsburgh, is 4. the Nc
Lure.
Mr.. ITarry5 Commorford, n former
Wheeling Boy, now IN the 3. * o. tcle-
graph Office Mt Grafton, is n town
among his many friends.
President s. L. Mooney. OF tho Bell
aire. GAINESVILLE & Cincinnati Railway
Company, and J. P. Sprigss, OF Wooda-
field, arein the city on a business visit.
Mr.. John LOWS, OF Wollsburg, who
was brought hero three weeks ago, NJ
the point OF death. and placed under
tho charge OF DR.. Ackermann, returned
to his homo last evening. convaIescent.
Addison Tsracl went down to Fish
creek one dry this week and brought
homo twonty-sevcn fine bass, ono Of
them weighing n pound and u quarter
alter it VIVA cleaned. And Mr.. Israel
saya no caught them all.
Mr.. a. Farber, m accomplished must.
clan Of Trcnton, Now Jersey, arrived in
the city yesterday. llo will ,nko tho
place OF Prof. SpoiPs son. Alfred, in tho
| Opera House orchestra and brass band,
Mr.. Alfred Spoil sailing for Germany, III
4 fow dnys to complete his musical
cducatiun 30 vol begun in this city.
Mr.. A. B. Fullerton, formally of
Wheeling. has accepted IL position with
tho Fullerton & Noyos Insurance.
Agency. Mr.. Fullerton will assist IN
managing tho business. while Mr.. G. J.
Fullerton. tho senior mcmbcr OF the
firm, will retain his present position OF
cashier Tor tho Now York Life Insur-
nuco Company.-ChanEe&ton Mail.
Mr.. D. c. Ripley, OF Pittsburgh, pros.
idont OF tho Unitod States Glass Com.
pany, and A.. II. Bricc, OF Pittsburgh,
nlso an official Of tho snlno company,
we're hero last evening en- route home
| from Pai kcrsburg. II WA runorcd
that thoir presence hero was in connoc.
ton with u possible resumption At ono
or both OF tho compRnv's locnl factories,
| but tho rumor was %unfoundel.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-29
HUNG IN Ei'FIGY.

H~nzeltoninns Show their DIsp,easure Over
Gov. Hastings Veto.
HAzELTox, Pa, June 2S.-Gov. Hast
,ngs was hung in eifigy from q pole here
to-day on one OF the most prominent
streets as a resuls OF dissatisfaction with
his veto OF the Quay county bill.
This action was not approved BY the
cooler heads and figure was cns down
by orde,s OF Mayor AltmiIlsr At II
o'clock. Who suspended tho figure is
no. known. An investigation is now
being made. The feeling Of disappo;nt.
ment ia still very keen and a clash be.
tween the factions Is imminent
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-29

LOWELL. Mass, June 2S.-Durinc n
heavy thunder storm this morning
lightning struck the house OF Thomas
Porter ut Tewksbury, instantly killed
MIR. and Mira. Porter. who were in the
kitchen, and wrecked part OF the build
ing. Four children OF the Poricr's who
were asleep up stairs escaped uninjured.
There were no marks on tho bod!ea Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Porict.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-29

LAST Juno Dick Crawford brought his
twel ve.montha.old child, suffering from
~intautilo dinrrhna, to me. 1t had boon
wcaned at four months old and md III.
ways been sickly. | gave it the usual
trcntmcnt in such cases but without
benefit. The child kept growing thinner
until it weighed but litllo moro than
when born. or porhnps ten pounds. |
,hon started tho father TO giving Cham.
berlain's Collie, Cholera md Diarrhmi
Romedy. Before ono bottle OF tho %.
cent size had boon used n marked i'm.
provcmont was seon and its continued
use cured tho child. TIA weakness aud
puny constitution disappeared and It's
father anj myself boliovo tho child's
Ito was saved by thia Iomody. J. I.
NAnLow. NJ. D.. Tamaroa, Ill.
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Fight Mt q Religious Fsnst,

MADRID, Juno 2S.-Durins a religious
procession 1t San Matteo, ncar Fcrrol, q
aeaport and ono OF the principa, srso-
rals oil Spain, n disputo arose rs to who
Ehou!d carry tho picture Of the patron
snint. Tho crowd fought with knives,
s.icks and reviewers and tho ~cOnilic: re-
Bultcd in forty being injured, including
tho parish prieat.
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ATLANTIC TEA COMPANY
I OW Prices
l. And Standard Goods

This has always boon Our motto, n.
other house in tho State can show spcn.
n record. We hGvo ut all ,imca ho,,
tho fra. 10 reduce prices. and thtou.I
tho daily papora posted tho purchaser,
Our price list can always DO relied u,o,
rs tho loves. for the quality Of goyJ,
wc olIer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-29
FATAL DISAPPOINTMENT.

Failed la IIcr Examination.
CHICAGO, June 98,-Indie Lynch. the
nineteon.vcar.old daughter Of n wealthy
saloon keeper. committed suicide today
because she failed 10 pa,a the final ez.
~amina,iors at tho town OF Lake high
school. Tho girl declared that her
teachers and school mates wcro preju.
diced against her because her father
was 4 saloon keeper and that she could
not expect to receive fair treatment
either at school or after she let. it.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-29

Pi,tsbursh-Rivcr 6 feet > inches
slight rise. Mctther cioar and pleasant.
Warrnu-Rivpr ninc-ienih4 OF one
foot and rising. Wcathc. cloudy and
warm.
Grconsboro-River : feet 10 inches
and rising. Weather fair and warm.
Oil CI,y-River | foot ) inches and
rising. Weather cloudy and pleasant.
Steubenril!o-liivOr > feet I inches
and rising. Weather cloudy and warm.
- - Parkersburc-ltiyer > ioct s inches
and rising. WoatAcs cloudy and warm.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-29

TRAVELLERS find i safe Companion in
DO Wits Collie and Cholera Cure. 4
change in drinking water and 10 dot,
often cause seyco, and dangerous CON.
plants. This medicine always cures
them. Logan K Co, Wheeling. W. Va.
B. +. Peabody, BcnwoOd, Bowie & Co.,
Bridccport,O
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-29

W~AsnryGTox, Juno 29.-Miss Abigail
Dodge has rogaincd her hoalth sufi.
ciently to leave tho city. Sho will go at
3:l5 this afternoon via tho Pennsylvania
road TO Hamilton, near SALON., Mass.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-29

THERE ia one medicine that will euro
immediately. Wo rofor to Do Wits
Collie and Cholera euro Tor all summor
complaints. No delay, no diaappoint.
mcnt, no failure. Logan Drug Co..
Wheeling ". Va, B. 1. Peabody, Bon.
wood, and l'owio & Co., bridgeport, O.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-29

An tho upper lake resorts rs vol rs
aro reached by tho Cleveland. Lorain &
Wheeling railway and its connections.
For cheap excursion ratos consult local
agents of tho Cleveland, Loraiu & Wheel.
ing railway.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-29

Steamer jennie George will tcko the
steamer LibOrIv's place in the Claring-
Ton and Wheeling trade. commencing
Moudav.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-29

We have n largo stoci; Of exception.
ally fine Watches that wu arc selling on
weekly or monthly payments.
McNANEE's. 2l31 Marko, sirco;.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-29
HONH'c DiIIc euro all liver Ills. bilious
wv % AAAo ness. headache. 9Si.
The Mutual Life Insurance Go.

roin, Pleasant, ". W., May 1875.
MESsIsS. corr Il DErORE,
Wheeling. ". WIT
GT;STIEMES:-I nm Obliged by prompt
delivery OF tho Wiiiinn,s Typr written.
As you mr." probably aware, our hnimN
ollie" I'm. entirely adopted iIIS machine.
Ticynrn usins them IN ovnry department
Personality. nftur ,nnny v'nrs' trial Of MI
tho best machines, %includiu. tho Hcmin;-
ION, tnliErnplI. Hammond, Sinitl,-i'r"mirr
aud Bnr.lucIS, "" Ourselves have como to
til" conclusion TINT. for nm MI round good
Linrhinr, tho WILLIAMS ~ tho most sniI,-
factory IN tho mnriSCt.
Hoping shortly To be- nhic to give you m
order for II t,iirt mnrlinr, I nm,
Very sincerely yours,
tSlgnci) GERALD VI. ihESSET.i,
Sprcinl Agent Mutual Lirc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-29

Indies. to obtain on" OF those 100 Shirt
Waist, at l.. ), Good & Co.'S.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-29

SUMMER RESORTS.

UIiE ALBEMARLE - VIRGINIA
Z AVENUE, near leach, Atlantic City. NJ.
E!cSan; and modern CcntrIl location Tas
terms are reasonable Illustrated booklet male!
upon application. CHARLES T. C0PE
NV
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pANK OF TIE OHIO VALLEY


WILLIAM 4, President
WILLIAM h SEASON ...........VI Wee P~resiIs1.
Drafts on L:isiGud. i:eiaud. Franc. ana ia.
mans.
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Tired, Weak, Nervous
Hoods Sarsapari!Ia Restores
Strength and Bodily Vigor.

The cause of that tired, weak, nervous
condition in which SO many people find
Themselves, Is the failure O. the blood 70
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-11

WNNlEp.A good home for boy " wears
Hl1, no ,ellldreni WIN pay cash or can do
ilEnt CHORES during vacation for board
wbero he VIII have mothers care Dor.
lnnhent a. II. o.. Gtpctie olilce.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-11

Washington. june l0-Thc result OF
the special investigation Into cotton acre
age made by the department OF ngrictll-
ture IN 40 counties shows that In ~ there
Will be little or no change In acrenre
as compared with last yoar: i've roport
an Increase Of 10 per edit and less: two
an Increase OF from II to % per cent:
three an increase OF frsm u TO 50 nor
cent, and less. go decrease OF from n
to % per cent It's decrease OF from n
to % per cent; ~ a decrease OF from Al
TO 49, seven a decrease OF Il TO 20 nor
cent, and IS decreat OF over 90 Der
cent.
The consolidated retrns OF roports 10
the statistical diyisionior the month of
June show the state pg centngc OF aero
age as COMPARED whhlast year: North
Carolina, N; South catlina. "a; Georgia,
80; Florida. 80; Alabafi, So; Mlssissippl
81; Louisiana. 81; ToSs. IS; Arkansas
50; Tennessee. 81: Milouri, rs. indian
Territory, o.; oklnhouI aO Vlreinia. "a
The average for the United States ia
49,, n reduction OF III per cent unon
the revised acreage gen out I'm Ainv
FOR 1895. The avern gdcondition OF tbs
crop for June is MS folkva, North Cnrn-
lima, Gu South Caroliu a. Georgia. ~.
Florida, %. Alabama, L AilssisslppI Ss'
Louisiana. IS; Texas, b; Arl,ansna sos
Tennessee. 81 Missouri 10: Indian Tor'
rltory and okluhoma7O: Virginia ~
lhe ssherM Wenigo A the country is
~ siao "e"'Ns' S's last tar, and S5.G In
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-11

WANTED liy q widow lady n situatlon n,
small family TO do general Homework cx.
eept washing; good references. Address
los West Ilur street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-11

Wheat was weak today Influenced by
heavy foreign shipments, more favora-
Bile weather and selling on the tip
that the government report would
show n condition over the estimate.
July closed / 3-4c lower. The reason
for the weakness of the opening was
partly OF a domestic and partly of a
foreign character. The home cause for
the weakness was the fact that Kan
sas, Nebraska and a part of Missouri,
besides much of the spring wheat
country having had plenteous down
pour OF rain since Saturday and the
fear on the part OF the bulls that the
government in Its crop reports this az
ternoon would not make the condition
of winter wheat as bad as the daily
reports OF total failure In many places
had led the people generally to eN-
pect The foreign reason for the bear
ishness was in connection with extreme
ly liberal shipments for the week from
Russia, which according to one special
amounted to the enormous quantity of
100000 bushels and that added to the
exports from the other countries In
GLIDING the United States and Canada
made the total afoat last week over
100000 bushels. The amount OF
ocean passage increased 100000 bushels
last week. These were the most In
nuential features of the days news.
ish to warrant selling on every bulge
which was the policy pursued by the
crowd. The price tumbled on the fig
| uring up of the total worlds shipments
| from the week and again on rumored
tip from Washington to the effect that
the government would put the average
| condition of winter wheat at n and of
spring wheat at 9s. A condition OF 10
or over for winter wheat appeared to
be considered bearish, The visible
supply, although showing decrease
Of 2i90,00O bushels, compared with II
decrease OF $4,000 bushels for the cor
responding week OF last year, did not
help the price as 100000 bushels de-
crease had been looked for.
The price OF July was dragging close
around soc for about an hour IN the
early part of the session. The nearer
the time came to realizing OF the gov
eminent crop figures the weaker be-
came the market. Closing cables were
firm but not sufficiently strong to have
any effect and the weakness continued
to the end.
Corn was affected by the continuous
rains throughout Kansas and Nebrask'
and ruled weak. An Increase OF s9l,
900 bushels In the domestic visible sup
ply likewise helped to depress prices
seeing that on the corresponding weel
the year before the increase was $780,
600 bushels.
The longs in oats were disposing o
considerable Of their holdings. a goo
business and a firm feeling were re
ported early. Later, however, oiter
: became quite general and declin
started. The visible supply showed a
Increase of $4,000 bushels and wa
very forward in assisting the decline.
Provisions were dun and feature
less. Pork closed with loss of l-2'
lard unchanged and ribs also about
OH Saturday. .,. 4,
Estimates for tomorrow: Wheat, =
corn, 2l5; oats, $50 cars. Hogs. $50
head.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-11

Liverpool. June 0.--Copton-Spot In
good demand; prices higher; American
middllnn. fair. I'D good middllng' u
ia. American raiddilng. 2g-32d low
mIddllng. 3 $500; good ordinary. 2l-2ai
ordinary, 5 Esd, The sales OF the day
were 500 bales, Of which 800 were for
speculation and export and included 800
American. Receipts since last report
20 600 baleH. including H.3oo American.
Futures opened steady and closed quiet
nj tho advance American middling. l..
N, c., June 5I-GidGs 3-6id. June and
July, 3 5i-cid3 N-eid; July and AUGUST.
! 55-sld. August and September. 5G-eig
4 5,-Cid; September and october, D-64p
7 s5-e4d; october and November, . t7-cst
Z 5s-64d; November and December. "
eid, December and January. bs-ct4S ~
ga, january md February, 59-sias 90
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-11
The best refrlger
on the market
Belongs new
Sold on easytso,
nAi'Oo-H..N g CO.
A DEADLY WEIR.


Corsicana. Tex, JtIesterdav
at Powell station. I'M miles
enst OF this place. g Brown.
a farmer. shot and kier Har.
rison. who had beeng i'm Mr.
Brown since last faI ntIemnn
who heard the eylde1 coron-
er's Inquest gives the account
OF the tragedy:
Mr.. Brown was ON the
house. and Harrison Ig Mrs
, Brown. told her that hing 10
leave and would kiss II eoipc
approaching her and or az
the same time. She SCI d nor
husband. hearing her. ,ouse
Harrison started to lealrovn
shot him In the back " alIbre
winchester as he was -oueh
the gate. The bullet p JIar'
rlson's heart and caused eath
Brown came TO this snr-
rendered TO the sheriff "a
leased on a $500 bond ,he
action OF the grand jury sos
sion.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-11

NEW YORK, June 10.
The opening advices from Liverpool
this morning were about as expected.
The market worked in narrow limits
here, the utmost range being Z points
with August selling as low as 7iG and
as high az 723, closing 72l. General
market closed steady at an advance OF
/ to points. Sales. l3s,5O0 bales
The features of tndnys news was the
crop report from Washington The de-
crease in the acreage as given by the
report indicates there are under culti-
walton this season 20,i8l,75O acres as
against 23.G7s 800 last year, while the
condition Is given as 0.sl against 0.S2
last year The decrease In acreage
1913 Is about what the trade expected
but the decrease In the condition caus-
ed surprise. Buying Immediately set
In and an advance OF to points
ensued.
spot cotton steady at unchanged
prices.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-11

Chicago, Ills, June 10, -Cattlc-Although
the arrivals Were estimated at 1900 head
or about 1900 head less than reached
here year ago the supply was ex-
Cessive for these times. and trade was
slow in opening. As usual. tne Offer
ings consisted largely OF ordinary cot-
tie, with proportion of grassy natives
and for everything below choice myers
were bidding about l0c under last weAlI'S
closing prices. Later in the day trade hf-
came moderate at easy prices, WITH
sales on a basis OF s. 100000 for inferior
to fancy native steers, fair to good lou
goir at 81. 50Q5, 20 and few sales occurred
above $3.50. Gamers cows sold at 1,15
q2.gO; butchers and hoifers, 81. 504ii. co.
Bologna bulls at s2.50d2G5. while calves
were again saleable at $3.0oU5.75. The
stockers and feeder trade dragged along
at 81 l0qI 90, the demand showing very
little life, with sales OF choice yearlings
around 1915, and feeding bulls S2,JOQf2. 20.
The decline in Texas cattle was check
ed by the small run, not more than 40
head being received. They sold very
well on basis OF s.. 50Qs,GO for grassera
and s3.50a4.5O for fed steers, with cows
and bulls selling at s.. 20US,00.
The hogs that arrived today were OF
| very good quality for Monday and thuy
sold brlskly, prices ruling strong at ~
/ advance OF fully l0c on last Saturday
| quotations, Eastern Shippers were no
buying especially freely as there wor'
| liberal receipts at Buffalo and othe
| points east Of here, but the Chicago pack
ers We're good purchasers OF light a
well as Of heavy. Heavy hogs sold u
Si.b01rls0; chiefly at SiG5lii.s0. and sale
OF lights were sl.4O9i.25 largely at SAB
i.C5, while mixed found purchasers a
S4.i5Qi.7j,
Most OF the 1900 sheep that arrive
here today consisted of common and In
fcrior descriptions and for such shee
the market was again IT. exceedingly ba
shape, On the other hand the few goo
to choice nocks OF shecp and lambs wcr
In good demand at strong and highC
prices. Native sheep sold at $500
AIS: Texans at N.5ed3.Oo. yearlngs 9
S3,50Uj0O. and spring lambs at $50
Goo.
Receipts-Cattle. 1900; calves, 30
| hogs % OOO. sheen 10000
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-11

New orleans, June iO.--Riee in fair
demand, ordinary, to good. S5i4 i-Sc.
Coffee steady; Rio. ordinary to fair.
II I-SdiS lie.
Flour quiet; extra fancy, A.9OaLs5 pat
ents, H.iou4hO.
sugar-open kettle. fair to prime, ? $40
Sc; common to good common. 3-Ssf2 lie;
centrifugal. on white, 3 iS-l6c; granu-
lated white. . s-isc. choice yellow olari-
fled. lac; prime yellow clarified. 3 7-iGe :;
on yellow CHARMED, ; l-ilS 3-Sc; seconds
gas 3-l6c.
Moiasses-Centrlfuga good prime. 100
lie; good fair 10 prime, 0li7c; good COM
mon TO fair, 6ci inferior to common, 3
G4c.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-11

Now York June o.-Cofee-santog.
nominal, no quotations.. Receipts. 5000
bags; stock, $4,000, bags.
Hamburg DUH and unchanged to i-2
pfennig lower; sales, 1000 bags.
Havre opened steady and IA franc
higher; at u noon quiet and unchanged;
at ., M, barely unchanged, sales, 100
bags.
Rio steady: No. Rio. 1880 rels per 10
klos; exchange. 3 SD; receipts, coo
bags: cleared for the United States, 1000
bags; cleared for Europe, 800 bags,
stock, 10000 bags.
Warehouse deliveries from New York
Saturday, 1854; New York stock today.
1851 bags; United States stock. 80. ib2
bags; ahoat for the United States, s92-
900 bags; total visible for the United
States. Ai.752 bags, against 99i,47i bags
last year.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-11
SITUATIONS WANTED.

WANTED-place US boohkeepcr with
some reliable ffm, Can give all refer
eneos. Address g.. care Gazette.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-11
ron sALia-nMAL ESTATE.

FOR SAlE-uond thrcc,Htory frame hotel
situated on West Fltth street, li rooms
wen furnished throughout. Including new
range stove, table service complete, ear
pets, plano, rnrlor suite, and complete
furnishings for every room; house Il nH
good rs new, and cost $500; lot coat $500,
sAnnuu furniture 5000 making cost OF whole
iull9wHi NWl cash, 5000 IN hve years
al ngr cent INTEREST This property viii
rent hll the time for Slhu per month; In,
zeal estate and genera. commission agents,
Fort WORTH Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-11

PROPOSALS FOR FUEL AND Fop-
AuE-ofiioo o. Chief Quartermaster 10.
pMVhent OF ToSaa., San Antonio, Tex.
june ~ 1925, Sealed proposals in trlpll.
ea,e, for furnishing fuel forage and
straw, during fiscal year Commencing
July J. 1885. at posts In this department,
WIN DO received hero until " O'clock
noon, sOth meridian time July 10, 1875.
anu then opened. Proposals. viii be no
ter at ench post for furnishing n,nniIc.
required by that post only. United stntoa
rcSorVes right to reject amy or ali nro-
pohals Information furnished on ANN.
elullon moro, or TO quRrtormaatos at vari.
GUS postn Envelopes containing propoa-
ais should be marked; Proposals for -
" ~, - anu addressed TO undersigned. or
W uvsPeeuNc post quHrtermastora q e.
s"'''"' ~ u NJ G., U. &. a.. c. Q. NJ.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-11
FturoRr.
Tha Peach Crs,ii,.. a., u
Sections conn,.
f'I,ui.oRT.

washington, j Tho ro,,,.u. =,
the fruit condltlI 'a ~ ieM ol
the calendar yed,v ~ uutai 1850, to'
gist Of the aRrlG @ poiii'ip-
p pm, ~ as, in the year
,er,n.I ny H. soaso ed, II charac-
, ,I .mG $50, culiarly dlsns-s
30 =. " s,,,, a n,'i+nrl IN most lines
% - w -, a'ast and South
sne 49, H., ,ue TO the I'M
49, "a, ,,.i,r ~ Ions that pre-
Nalisu ~ ,,ia ,,ts liter and early
p ~ - ,,,,a,,1t crops We're
land, Middle Altar tals staisa
and In portions mi Ka~ses
and Nebraska. 49,
Peaches are ain o,st fati,.o
N '5ie Soi i,.. a., districts Of
the Sou'h eNuep' :" and Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-11

New York. June i0.-Cotton steady; .
middling, Z i-ici net receipts, none: gross
rcecipts, as exports to Grpat britain.
slS5; TO France. 100. continent. iscs; for
el5,2S.
Total today; Net receipts. SOC; exports
TO Great Britain, $780, France. 400; con-
tinent 1902: stock. i56,iA
Consolidated net receipts, 55; exports
to Great Britain, l7g0; 10 France S5ii; 10
continent. 7yi5
Total since September /: Net reeeipts
l,s5Lo55; exports to Great Britain, s.Sig, :
90; to France. 7lo,1@; continent. 2,sS,-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-11

New York, June l0,-Whcat--kteesaipp,,.s'..
o. ioo bushels; exports, 1890 bushels;
eaics $500 bushels; spot dun 80,
rod. store and elevator ssei atoa,' ~
T. o. b., 81 1-2c afoat. 10. ! Eyi W. ~ 50
s i-2c delivered; No nara o i-''
livered, =, A.. oxcent for
% r,iiv at the close under big hus,
- shinments. heavy rains West ana
seera Hal the bureau might not be as rs
,'',ii,sn a. anticipated. Foreigners sofa
na IVA I, is said are not heavily short a
I lne increase aAoat FOR Eurore.i 9 no
n disappointing reduction in the NiS'''s