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The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1895-09-18
LECTURES BY KIER HARDIE OF
SCOTLAND, EX-M. P.

Editor Representative:
You will please give notice in your
paper that J. Kier Hardie, President
of the Independent Labor party of
England, accompanied by Frank
Smith, Secretary of the Federation of
London Brotherhood Of the I. II. P,
will lecture, in the end of October in
the Twin-cities, under the auspices of
the Social Labor party.
We would also request you to give
notice Of the series of lectures, as in
Dictated in the enclosed card. Re-
spectfully yours, OAR DEKAY,
Organizer of M. r. s. L. p.
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OBVIOUSLY OPERATIC. TALENT.
Impresario-What have you done to
entitle you to an engagement without
trial?
Prima Donna-I have quarreled with
every other memeber of the company I
ever sang with.
Impresario-Say no more. Your salary
will be $500 night.-Columbus Record.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1895-09-18
NOT NECESSAR,

Mamma-Your pen-wiper has not been
used at all. n
Jack-Don't need it, my new pants are
black.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-17

ron sALE--Thrce room house, fnew1 ncar
ear. $50, 500 cash, Si2 per month. don't
rent be wise own your house, u. 5. Hare
Co. 100 Main.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-17

FOR -ElEht.rnom hnuyc lot fCSlt,
corner fronting southeast, var, Haa, sewtr
connections with lawn, trees. nhrubNtry
west Side. Price $500. Knight 8 Blackburn,
No. 2is Houston street,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-17
ronr woRrn LocAL MAnKrrs.

Fort Worth, Tex. July ls.-nry salt short
clogr meat l-2c; bacon, shorts. clear. Sc;
bacon, bellies. s 3-ic; dry salt bellies, Sc,
medium hams, 10 1-lo. breakfast bacon,
. lie.
lArd-Compound, &c; pure leaf. g-ic.
Sugar-barrels, standard graduated. 3 2.1Gci
powdered, 7-lGc cutloaf. 1-lGe; yellow
clarified, Z Lie.
Conoc-Arbucklo's Ariosa, q Lee; MID
land, q lie Cordoya and MAN. n lie: by
the sack, good, zoe; choice 2ic: fancy y l.ac;
peaberry q l-2o; old government Java. g7ci
Mocha, 27c
Wheat-No, 2. SJc.
Cnrn-Car lots I, o. b. Fort Worth, shollod.
bulk, 5jc; ear, local wagon lots, Csc TO 4Oo.
sacked a 1-26J0c.
Oats-Texns rust proof, 2sc; sacked. zoe.
Bran-Per 100, (. o. b.. Fort Worth. CSC.
Hay-F. o. b. Fort Worth. best Forney,
$3.50, best upland, Acc loose prairie, So
Chops-Corn. S2i per ton.
Poultry-old hens, per dozen. S2.25; spring
chickens, N.25u2.0Oi ROSTERS, Sl.20; ducks
Eggs--without case. 70.
Buttor-Fresh country, store. IL i-2c; choice
Vegstiples = cahbages. i-2c per pound;
good potatoes per bushel, zoe infcnor,
zoe; dry. now onions, lc per pound. aweet
potatoes. 81 q bushel.
Flour-Best patents $500; fancy patent
$40 stralghts S2.O0; fancy family, $3.50,
pouliry-yery dun at prices quoted,
poaches--Dull.
Irish Potatoos-Btisk sale.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-17

PRICES WERE LOW.
Poor Cattle Brought a
Poor Price.
THE MARKET WELL FILLED
rrainload of sevenY-Fivs Cars Of
Montana Cattle Due in Chi.
cage To-Day.
THE MARKET WELL FILLED


CHICAGO, July 10.
Cattlc--Rccclpta were estimated ut 5000
head which Ia biz run for Tuesday and
prices, except for the best grades, we're
woak with further decline OF loo por 100
pounds In plain heavy thin cattle. The av-
orago quality Of the native cattle were I'M
usually poor and sales were mostly at low
prices. Few steers sold above S5.G5, Com-
mon TO extra steers were quoted at S.4uW
600, with numerous transactions below A.Vl,
and the bulk won't at $l.25G5.i5, Cows were
again offered In large numbers and aver
aged Joe lower for all except choice fat lots,
Cows and heiters were aaleatle at l.@H
t.60 for inferior to extra with sales chl9ny
at s2.25N3.25 Balls sold at Ss.0O1a,lo.
stockors ID feeders were fairly active at
current prices, the bulk selling low, but a
few prime feeding steers were wanted at
H.0od4.25. The proportion Of Texas cattle
was unusually large. the arrivals reported
being about 5000 head The demand was
fairly good and the best lots were steady,
but others were a litilo lower Steers sold
al S.0014 Is and cows At S2.al03.25. a row
Western ranges arrived and sale was made
Of 80 cows from South Dakota at S3.25. The
average weight was 9S5 pounds. train OF
10 cars Of range cattle Is on tho way from
Montana and viii reach here tomorrow.
There was light supply not more than
ono hogs being offered on the market, IN
Guiding fresh receipts VI u 900 head. Heavy
hogs moved OF slowly and averaged DC lowur
while light hogs were active at advancing
prices Sales we're made Of common TO OK
ira heavy hogs at SA0Qu525, mixed hogs az
S.S5d5.20: light weights at Si.95Q5.30. and
pigs at A.OOifi.90. The average quality Of
hogs received was fair for the season and
sales were largely at 3j10G5.20.
Sheep were In good demand once more
and prices ruled strong, but lambs were
slow at a decline OF ijN25c per leo pounds
There was once more marked absence Of
Texas and Western sheep, and the offerings
consisted mostly NJ natives which were sale
able at S2.Ol0251 for common up TO S.00U
$50 for choice TO fancy lots. Tine hulk sold
al g8.O0Gi.00 Spring lambs sold az S3.o0b
h.O0, with bulk OF trading at h.O0ft 2. "a.
Early IN the day Il few selected lambs sold
TO city butchers at 5000.
Reccipts-Cattle 5000; calves 200; hogs 49,
900; sheep II 600.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-17
heal Demands a Slight
Increase.
REPORTED SHORT.
radstreet's Statement of Decrease
Gives the Market the Only
Support 1t He


f CHICAGO, July 10.
Tho rrHin markets were irregular today.
hi In ine end the ohorts had the worst Of
|. althotiih not TO any great extent. Spring
heat crop getting down 10 quite moderate
rocoftiJns; good cash demand for wheat,
ia ANAL farmers deliveries from the new
|pn ehtised the only inquiry at the ad-
kilc1 III Wheat Tho news from the North
|oet and the slow movement Of the new
HITTER wheat 10 market were enough to
|lstify the several slight bulges. After
|r4iatrcct'a statement showing decrease
1.izi.pDO bushels, prices again made a
blk from the controlling influence Of the
|ovd. which Is selling wheat under the
|adcrshlp Of John Cudahy. The narrow
ka o. he market and local character Of
10 trading may be Judged from the fact
bat The selling Of 800 40 bushels by a
s.ss-,tssffS sunsed a break Of l cent per bushel.
good Inquiry for shipment was the latest
tpport 10 the market. About 100000, or
frhnps 3OO.OO0 bushels was reported sold.
fptcmhcr corn was comparatively quiet,
|hlle May closed with an advance Of cent
cr bushel on covering by shorts. Receipts,
Is cars.
Contract, corn here is reduced to 1910 900
|uahels. Trading in oats was only fairly ac-
hrrow rnnge. and ruled easier during the
itirc Eennion.
Proylsions we're subjected to another raid
Fdny. Tho local shorts are looking for
Top oss orders aud expect TO bring them
|it by Shouting the price down September
|orl lost IL lie; lard. I lee, and ribs &c.
Eetiinatcs for tomorrow: Wheat. 10 cars;
brn, 10 cars; oats, 90 cars; hogs, $4,000
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-17

ST. Louis. July 16.--Cattle-Recelpta 6O0oi
shipments 100. Market active, about i5c
lower. Native and shipping steers had an
extreme range Of Si.0OGst,bO. with bulk Of
sales Mt SLO1Hl.SQ, Light utcorB g3,23HA,00i
stockers and feeders se,50dS,50. cows Ss.O0G
$40. Tod Texas steers S3.50a4.25; grass
Hteurs 5000 l,5o; COWS S2.00d3.O0.
Hogs Receipts 5000; shipments 600. Mar
kot Caslor and somewhat weaker. Light
grades sold nearly flush with heavy, Tops
went at S5.25. packers Si.g1gj.i5; light 5.OOd
$50.
Shoop-Rocelpts 300; shipments 2lOl. Mar.
ket steady, best grades wanted at $500 and
better, Natives $2,OJu3.6O; lambs t3.5Oa
6.0O Southwestern s. 0O0S.OO.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-17

London. July iG.--A fair selection OF 1919
bales were offered at the wool auction sales
today Of which 900 were Withdrawn. The
attendance was large and competition wGs
spirited. The following are tho sales in
detail:
Texas wool, spring medium IL months,
Q 1.2dQls g liza, greasy, 3 3-la9di Queens
land, $50 bales. secured, Sddis 1-2d. greasy,
Is I'd; greasy, l2H9d South Australia, ISIS
bales; secured, 8 1-iQls Id; greasy. 5d&
S-id. Swan River, IFS bales; greasy, idfr
Ia I'd; greasy, 3dHl 1-2d. Falkland. as bales;
greasy, 5dqS I'D
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-17

wANTGp-A woman for general houscwork
Apply at tho Rootory. corner FIN and
Jones.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-17

New York July 16,-whoat Receipts e.
10 bttshcls: exports 10 200 bushels; sales
i95. 900 bushels futures; 10000 bushels spot
Spot Irregular, No. red. store and ole
|ator. 20 3-4c; anoat, Il 3-1c I. o. b.. " 5-Sc
tioat; No. / Northern, n Use, delivered (;
10. hard, a. Bic delivered.
0ptionh opened weak under lower cables
la sqfae Realizing. was bid up on renewed
Xix OF sprinR wheat damage and In the
Iiternoon Pulled Irregular and very nervous
| It'll quick changes, finally becoming stesdler
lat closing i-Sc on from last night. Cables
leak all day. Bradstreot's worlds stock
| lowed a1lnrge decrease. May, 10 S-Sc; July,
1-sc; August, Il i-ic; September, n i-8c;
october. y l-ic; December a 7-sc.
fCoffsc-~Optlons opened dun with prlcen UNI
|JangcdSto 10 points lower. Business eNcep-
1naiiy dull. weak undertunc. owing to I'M
tisfactory cables. spot market, no srocu-
ton; cloted duh, unchanged to points
wer Sales, 500 bags, all September. Mt
| spot corec dun; Rio DUH and nominal.
II. Z. IS 1-ac.
IaMiid. quint Cordova IS i-ial0c; sales. 200
es Mafsicaibo at Ice for good Cucuts
Sernr-liaw, quiet; fair refining. 3 i-2c;
|,ntfifuEnl. 30 test, Use; refined, quiet;
ID. g. A. I-1fGf4 1-2C
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-17
nOsTON WOOL WApKrr

Boston. July 1G.-'rhe wool market oontin-
ues 10 be active hero with a slight advance
In prices. Sales during the past week will
90 on record as the largest in this market.
large part Of the sales, however. have
been among the dealers and the wool couso-
quently will be placed on the market. This
action Is caused by the higher prices OBJ
tanned In that country. The Australian
woods are In excellent demand the prices
having been gradually working UP.
Texas wOll, spring medium, 10 months,
l20lic; secured 3lm32c. superhne IL months,
lldl3e; secured. 34U36o.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-17
St Louis Seminary

A PRIVATE, SELECT SCHOOL FOR
TWENTY YOUNG LADIES.
Would you have for your daughter
an attractive home. with all domestic
comforts. healthy, accessible, I'm Wow
OF st. Louis. have her taught thorough
ly the full course of study appertGin-
ing 10 the education OF young lady.
by highly competent experienced in
structors. her manners. morals, cul-
ture, health, most carefully guarded?
You may have II in this school, sue
cessfully operated for twenty-four
years. For catalogues, address the
principal. B. II. WETT. l.. l.. D.,
Jennings, Mo,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-17

New York. July lion tho part Of many
new buyers, there was more or less atten-
ton extended aud In moderate way con-
siderable business was done IN brown and
blonched cottona worsted and mohair dress
goods, domestios, fabrics and other sea-
sonabe spccialtles. Spring weight worsteds
and woolens had a greater share Of interest
manifested by the many purchasers present
and many engagements were laid out for
carly delivery. The tone Of tho general
market is nrmor for all kinds Of goods and
some makes OF cotton blankets arc higher.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-17
NEW YORK COTTON.

New York, July l6.-Cottou steady mid
ding, 7c net receipts none; gross 235; ex-
ports to Great Britain, GU France o: con-
tinent, /; forwarded, 235 sales. i9j, all
spinners stock, 1861
Total today-Net receipts, i33: exports.
Great Britain. go; France. G. continent, !.
Total since September Net receipts.
7,s99,7i9; exports TO Great Britain. 3.iOi,aA;
Franee. az. ll5. obntlnent 2.lO9.5M.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-17

FON sAlilc-Scvcn'room, two-stOFy house
bath room, water, sewer connection. stable;
Side; price 1900 Knight A Blnckbtirn
No. Dos Houston street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-17
lINERpnnL r0TTON.

Liverpool, July iG.-Cotton-spot quiet, prl-
ces barely steady. American middling.
3 1i-lGd The sales OF the day were 5000
bales, OF which 500 were for speculation and
export and Included 400 American. Receipts
5000 bales, including 200 American.
Futures opened quiet at the decline and
closed steady at tho decline. American mid
ding L. NJ. c. July iO-Gld. uly-Auguat,
3 i0-Gi0il-Gid, August September, i2-6iU
i3-Gid; September, October, iiGid' october
November l5-Gid, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
AG-Gid Deccmbor-January. i7-Gil. jan
ry-Fcbruary, 4s-Gifi49-Gld: February
March, 5000 50-0id; March-April, 5l-6id.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.

TREASURY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~ the
u. o.. April T. 1895. Notice is hereby
giscn to all persons who may hayc cnims
against the city National Bank Of Foft
scented 10 Mr. John r. Smith rucetver.
within three months from this date, OF
they my he disallowci. James II. Eckelh,
coinntrnller of the Currency.
| HAYS this day bought the Restaurant. COR
nor Maia and Twelfth streets. known as tho
English Kitchen and hereby give notice that
We are not responsible for any Indebtedness
q the old owror. Fort Worth, Texas. July s,
1896. Yf1 LEE. '
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-17
Reduced Escvrsioa Raiss.

DENVER AND RETURN.
One fare, account National Educa.
uonal Association. Sell July ?, ). !, )
BOSTON AND RETURN.
one fare, account Christian En-
BOSTON AND RETURN.
One fare, account knights Templar
conclave. Sell Angus, II, rs, 10. 20, u
and 20.
BALTIMORE AND RETURN.
one fare, account Baptist Young
Peoples Union. Sell july ~ and ~.
DENVER AND RETURN,
One fare. account Pharmaceutical
association. Sell August II and u.
Write 10 the undersigned for nddi-
tlonal Information.
@. p, A.. Fort Worth. Tex.
W. T. oRToN
G. II, A.. Fort Worth. Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-17

Kansas city, July .-Cattie--Recripts,
Is ahipments. 5000. Best, steady. other weak
to loo lower, Texas steers, S2.O1d3.7l: Texas
cows, H.75d3.fo. beef steers, A.OOq5.GO. ma
tive COWS, SLd003.b0 stockers aud feeders.
I.S5ztI5O; bulls, S2.00H2.T5.
Hogs-Recoipts, i0o0i shipments, none.
Light. weak; heavy, 5000 lover Bulk Of
sales. N.S0Qi.g0; heavy N.75d4.pO. pack
Si@a5,OO; workers.. Sig0a5.OO; pigs. sflOd
$50
sheep Receipts, 1900; shipment. 300. Mar
not stcady.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-17

FOR EXCHANGE - ,o0o stock Of mor-
cliandisc located In good black land town
for black land farm clear Of encumbrance
y. :. Hare q Co. Fort Worth.
FOR SALE OH EXCHANGE-IoO acres IN
one mile OF CrcSsvn. the crossing OF tho
onlf, Colorado and Santa Fc and tho Fort
Worth and RIO Grandc railways. All prairie
iend, with Inc gross and water some tina
bic WIN cell cheap, on easy terms or cx-
change for improved city property; iho scios
Ne!eini no town OF Rookport. They nave
Ne. ~ e contract now. Fronts right on
Ia t' ill Is nne for grapes and gar
-, Aill give a bargain, and VIII cx-
CHS 40 property In North Texas, Etrhty-
oiEl o. timber land near Ilanlioy
60 tiaan gur a vacant lot or a house and
lOt on the south Ssdc For sale near Grow.
ley, m thi1 county. one tract Of $50 acrcs
an lno black prairie land and fenced Prieus
low down and terms easy, Also. one farm
of lSs acres. one Of a75 acres, and ono OF
Rli acres and one of iG0 acres CHEAP lonr
limo. Fine black land and well Improved.
Farms Ia ~ parts Of tho country, and
PASTURES choap, Fruit and garden land
near the city In all slHo1 tracts Suit any.
body m prices and terms. iinuqes and lots
In For Worth TO sell most any way. Hun.
mna g Co, Fort Worth, rox.
ron ENCHANGE-Ai Incrni springs resort.
water uusurprrsch In Texas Hotel With
fourteen rooms. Rest location IN NORTH
Texas fpr s4nltsf,un ami summer resort
For experienced nprson, fne opportunity.
WIN trade for Fort Worth city property
A11rpss n w. r. care gnNnifp
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-17

Washington. July 16--Fourth Assistant
postmaEtor uoneral Maxwell has put hts foot
down on tho adopsian OF the manic q Triih-
b. any more poatpFcaa NUMEROUS appii-
months By new poslcaases wanting " ADOPT
the name.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-17

Omaha. Ncb. July ie.--whcat harvest Is
In fun blast throughout the state. Tho
yield Ia fully up 10 expectations and viii
average twn-thirds Of full crop. The corn
crop is eatimated at iss,Oop,oo0 bushels, and
Its condition was never better The Data
yield is not as heavy as estimated being less
than two-thirds Of n cr0p.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-17

Birmingham. Ala. July 1e.--Thc coal opera
tors OF the Birmingham district have prac-
tcally effected a nool for the maintenance
OF satisfactory prices. the regulation Of con-
tracts and the prevention Of suicidal conf
petition. The pool viii have a coal COM
mission. with headquarters Al Birmingham
to keep tally on contracts and prices and
see that each company comes up to the terms
Of the agreement
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-17

Secretary IIoke IIoke smith Says lilo Had
Not Thought Much About II Then.

wv ihuubNt NlNNh ENNNut ~ lhNus
w, shington July fs-sccretary Hote
Smiths attention was called toby 10 nm artl-
Gle published yesterday chaiginE that be had
been at enc timo an advocate Of tho free
silver coinage and sub-treasury plan Of the
Farmera' Alliance. 1t was said that Ave
yoara ago he published a letter advocating
these Vows Speaking on the subject the
secretary said: My attention has just been
called TO the publication Of letter written
by mo In September 1870, 10 Hon. ". l..
Peck. and published at that time IN the
Atlanta Journal The journal was then opcn-
ly opposed 10 the sub.treasury scheme and
my present opplsilon 10 II is well undcr-
stood This clearly excludes the idea "
committing me 20 all Of tie seven uropori-
tons which II presented. although Il was
known that dld favor tho free coinage Of
silver. l was giving the most Of my atteh-
ton TO my profession az that time and sup
posed, without thorough Investigation. that
the free coinage Of silver would carry the
value OF the silver bullion coined into q dol
lar TO par and also keep the silver and gold
dollars upon parity with equal purchasing
power Since then / have given 10 the sub
ject much emore study. and being thor
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-17
woRl, or a pRuNKEN nRurE.
lie siaughters Ills vito and Child and Then
Kills Himself.

Chicago. July id.--Peter Hazel. a planning
mill proprietor at Flfty-ninth and "a
tally Injured his wife and child and hiiusclL
Hazel bad been drinking heavily and had
made frequent Threats nf killing himsof
becoming furious he soiEcd a butcher knife
and throwing MrH Hazel down. cut her
throat from car 10 car, lie then turned upon
his lille child q little grl, and holding
her up by the hair hacked her throat aud
face Ia a half do1cn place.. finishing Tho
work by driving the bloody hiadc Into his
own neck .sll three were dying when help
reached item
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-17

liverpool. July -wheat-spot, quiet
|, nund nplerntc. No. red winter. 5s
|, ~. No. california, rs l I'D.
July. ~ . l-2d August, rs Ia;
-7feinbcr. 5s sd; October, rs 3 3-Id: No
nber ~ 4 Lid; December. 5s 4 bid.
orn-spst steady. American mixed new,
Il INJURIES firm, unchanged to l-il hlgher.
|-->y, Is z i-2d: August, Is . I'D; Septem-
\. n BAH; October, Is 2 LIN; Nuyom-
I1If.f A. 3 1-2d; December, As 3D.
w ciour--Duil, demand poor. st. Louis
ncy winter, Is Cd.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-17

Reported by ). n Butts Co. Union
stock yards; good fat hogs. sLiOGf COr
light hogs, S3,15Wl2i' wagon hogs. $500
100; good cows. N.75a2.25; fat steers, H.,
$3.50.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-17

A WOMAN of experience with Recommended
tons desires a position as housek aopor for
gentleman Addresy J. D.. caro- Gazette.
WANTED Position by reliable Young
man TO drive delivery wagon Can nIro
clerk, keep books aud be Otherwise useful
Address ], Nj. n.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-17
NEW ORTI1ANg FTrTIfuEs

New orleans, July .-Cottcu-Futurcs.
steady. Sales, %, 500 bales. July. G67 bid;
August, G.1sfiG.6l; October. coz; NovcU-
Der, O.05HGGG: December h.7OdtG.T1; Jan
unry, S756G.TG; February, OsOuU.S2.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-17

FOR RENT - Two Handsomely furnished
roome. southern exposure SEQ W, Third.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-17

Now York. July lG.-Total sales OF stool;
can Sugar. q, 200; Chicago Gas, 21lO0, Distill-
era and Cattle Feeders, 2e0O; Heading, 10
300: Tennessee Coal and Iron. 1850; United
States Leather, preferred, 1900.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-17
'oonnt ponulIgt ranlp meeting io be hnl

al Gresnvilla. Tex, July % to "a, Cotton Belt
route win sell round trip tickets 10 Green
Vile and return at rate Of cents per mile.
nates Of sale July % limited for return until
Iuly %. s. G. Warner, @. ?. A.. Tyler. a. A..
Oiisson. r. p. A. Fort Worth. D. NJ Nor.
gan. c. II. q T. A., 40i Main street Fort
Worth
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-17

London, July iG.-Bar silver 30 ~. Money
Ii per cont; rate Of discount for short bills
l-lrll-iG, for three months bills 9-iGu5-s
Der cent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-17

\. .nnsas City, NO.. July 1G.-Wheat irreau-
n No. bard. close; No. red, Gia6se;
'lIprn assady No. mixed. 1910 lie; No.
4. ,hhlte. 40 BE
~ A. arm. No. mixed, "a lie; No. 2