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The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1895-07-13
Notice 10 Contractors.

Notice is hereby given that the IN
dersigned. Road and Bridge Commits
s;oner of Cape Girardeau county. Mo.
will on Saturday. June 29th at ,
o'clock p. m. at site of bridge on San
dy Branch on the Jackson and Allen
Vile road near Binginehimer's farm
let contract for stone piers FOR bridge.
Commissioner serve the right to
reject any are all bids.
June 10th. 1875.
JAMES F. Nolan.
by /. NJ. BEAN.
Dpt'y Il. and i. Com.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1895-07-13

speaking of persistency," re-
marked the bill-poster, thoughtfuly,
my trade is certainly one in which e
man will never make a cent except by
sticking at il. "-Bufalo Courier.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1895-07-13

Not Observation-Disclosures (a
officer, who is about to fire at fleeing
clothing thief)-"Shoot i'm in des
bautsl Shoot i'm in der bantsl Do
mat md rest ish uiei-r"-Puck.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-27
Fair Demand at Chicago
for Cattle.
LOW GRADES WE'RE WEAK.
Heavy Shipments of Hogs to Porko-
polls Fail to Faze the Chi
cago Markets.


CHICAGO, June &c.
with a fair average demand from the local
slaughtercrs and others, prices remained
steady for good to choice cattle OF light ana
medium weights. but weak for grassy lots
and big heavy steers weighing from 80 TO
1860 pounds were saleable Mt S.i506.Q0, but
not many went lower than $500, and sales
were principally between sA.be and $3.50.
choice lots being scarce. stoekcrs and feed.
era were In limited supply once more, and
light country demand at low prices with sales
mostly at S2.50n3.a0 Some very light weight
steers that averaged between 400 and 800
pounds are selling at si.75fi2.Gi. Cows and
heifers were plentiful, and the fat lots sold
well enough but poor offerings were slow 81
weak prices. Sales were made at Si.55utW,
with transactions largely at S2.50u3.50. Bulls
sold mostly at s2.25GS.25. Tile calf market
is domoralized by the recent heavy receipts,
and prices have declined about 75c per 100
pounds since the early part Of last week.
Calves are coming here from all directions,
and sales are made at &.5Ou5,25. principally
at S,15Qi.25. About 500 Texas cattle were
received to-day and trade was again fairiy
active at ruling prices with sales OF steers
largely between $3.50 and $3.50.
Twenty thousand hogs were the estl-
mate for today's receipts, and those left in
the pens last night ran the supply up TO
more than 2s 900 head. The general demand
was again lively. local packers, shippers and
scalpers being good buyers OF desirable lots
and most Of the offerings changed ownership
early in the day, prices ruling strong at a
further advance OF 30 to i0o. The trading wal
at range OF Sl.50ui,9T l-2 for common to
extra choice heavy hogs. 81. bO1 $50 for com.
mon TO choice mixed. and s4.45dft.15 for com
mon 10 prime light weights. The bulk OF tho
sales occurred at si70diso for heavy, and
$40 for light hogs
,,s shes,p-oGerIngs continue on a remarkably
liberal scale, the arrivals today being osti'
mated at fully i50oO head. There was a
ialr demand once more from tho local
sialShiorers' aud iie choice grades were
steady but common kinds glutts1 Tho mar.
ket and averaged l0c lower Sheen Wcr,
saleable ut y5QdL00, with sales chiefly al
sE.ibu5.50, Spring lambs were offered IN
great abundance and sold freely at $1,000
6'so' extra lots being worth sGOOffG. no.
Texas. Oregon. Mexican and Western aheeI
are selling at S2.Si03.O0 in large numbers
25,000i sheep, 15O0),
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-27

,.e-sss@s-=assssas--
MoNilY 10 LOAN cheap for building
MO- j 1 Mnssip ~ 10 80 o.
NEAL ESTATE LOAN ii nil- rf.t
erty H. North Central Texas. vendors Hen
notes purchased ana extended, Farms for
sale with small cash payment. Laey terms.
e. u. siiLlMAS,
nnafd Of Trade BnlldIng. rott worth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-27

Foi, sAllE SalOO bank stock hcst bank IN
ior stock d. 3. Hare \ Co, Iu Mnla,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-27


Fort Worth, Tex, June 2i.--Dry salt
Clear short, &c; bacon, shorts, clear l-se;
bacon bellies, S lao; dry salt bellies, 1-so.
medium hams. s-4o breakfast bacon, DC,
Larl-Compoi nd, 8 lee; pure leaf, 7 lee.
sugar-Barrels standard graduated. l-ici
powdered. l-4ei cutloai, 5-sc; yellow clari-
Vcsonee-ArbuekIes Arioqa, q l-2c; Mid
land. n lie; Cordova and XNSN, q l-eci by
The sack, good, e0c; choice. &c, fancy, 2 Lee
Peaberry, p lie; old government Java
&c Mocha, &c.
Wheat No ?, SIC.
Carn-Car lots, T. o. b, Fort Worth. shelled.
bnlk nc; ear. local wagon lots zoos
'I osts+Texas rust proof. soc; sacked, $40
SIC. w.. -.
Uav-F. o. b. Fort Worth. bet Forney'
a. 81. best upland, i5c; loose prairie. g.
chopa-Corn, sei per ton
Poultry. old hens, per dozen, 81 ~; sptins
chiskens. si.256g5o; ROSTERS. ti.2oi ducks
g.
Batter~Fresh country. store. ioei choice
Vsyetlbles-CahbaRes / lie per. pound
roiatoos. par bushel. 50 cents. diy new
onions. . per pound. -, -.
Flour-Best patent. SEQ; fancy patent
s2s5: straighis. s2.25; irIay family. Sa'o'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-27

New GorlS, June -wheat-Receipts
none exports, 90, 800: sales, 1l,T5OOOO
bushels futures: 10000 bushels, spot.
4 sPot, quiet bnt stronger. No. 2 red store
and elevator, 10 3-Sc; ailoat II lie; {. o.
b. rs 9-se uloat; No. northern. sic de,
lkered; No, l hard, s2c delivered.
Options strong all Day with several re.
dictionary periods, due to over confident
buying by the hnlls. Closed 1-sc higher.
NJ. 2 red May, 81 5-Sc; June, 10 3-sc; July.
y he; August, lie; September. II 1-2c;
0ctoter Is l-Sc; December, 40 5.sc.
Conee-options opened steady at un,
changed prices. but ruled flrincr on buying
enlcrs from Europe aud scarcity OF self
NJ European and BRAZILIAN a1vlces I'M.
satisfactory. Closed steady at Balls points
pei advance. Sales. $500 bags, inGlud
lng' March, li.25; July, l4.206ilI.25; Sep
'emler li35; October. 14.lOdl4.I5; De
celher. 1l3Jit1I.i0.
SPOT coree-llo dull, No. Z. IL Ice; mild
quiet; Cordvyn is l-i019c. Sales, 100 bags
MAfalealbo, private terms.
sugar 80 Raw, easier. Fair refining
n-l6c; centrifugal. a0 test, 1-4c. Sale.
yesterday, 4OOl bags. Centrifugal, 0G test
AZ l-4c and 1000 bags molnsses, 50 test
/ at p-iUCi reIued uulet
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-27

RUBlntH GOODS for hyglonic aud priv.
tic use, Gem Rubber Co, Kansas CITY.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-27

Secretary OF State.
NJ, Nj. CRANE,
Attorney General.
w u. WORKMAN,
State Treasurer.
Board OF Public Printing,
Department VI stntc. Austin. Tex,
June I. 1896.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-27
FINANCIAL.
NEW YoRK STOCK rxcnAN.


New York, June 2G.-speculntlon ON the
stock exchange was unsettled and trading
oply moderately active. Interest In the
stock market was diverted somewhat TO
the bond syndicate by the rulnors current
tonchlng the completion 81 It's contract
win the government. Sugar Mas forced
down per cent. by heavy sales based on
unthNofaOle trade reports, recovering Is
per cent. Chicago gas was raided by the
henrs' but was well supported aud showed
ket advanced during the forenoon, hut In
most eases lost the gains aud a fraction Ia
lie market closed heavy.
The dealings Ia Kansas and Texas sec.
ohis We're nsain characterized 10y CON
siderable activity, the sales belng 3lS 100.
The inquiry for the bonds IN the morning
sent the figures up ? IL per cent. 10 G8 ~,
nut later heavy rcullEations dropped the
price to " 81, selling at the close The
market generally advanced early ia the
DAY, but gave way In the final Dealings
Sales, s2,5S1,OOQ Southern Pacific Of New
Mexico frsts advanced 1 per cent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-27

lloMESEEKEuS who wnnt homes Ia tho
ChiclWsnw Nation now or tho Fort Slll
country later on. oun secure valuable In
4 rWntlnn by sending address with stump
10 Bnckslin Joe, Comnnrhc. l, T.
PIANOS aud orgnns on instruments. The
turSt goods that money can buy. T.. L.,
Chcsnut ~ Al0n strctt
FOR sAl.E- White and rcd cedar telo.
phone poles. MI SIZES carload lots only.
also bets dare feuuc posts. pilMg and
lgc company, anl Alum street, Dallas,
Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-27

81 Louis. Mo. June G.-Cattle-Rocelpts
$500; shipments. $500; market steady And
nrmi dressed beef and shipping steers
ranged Sl,81i.t0i light steers, So 50fil 1. N
cows, s2.00d9.e5: Texas cattle strong nnd
shade better. Fed steerp 81 20: gras,
steers, G.15I3.5O. cows, $2.50a3.OO.
Hogs receipts, $500; shipments. 100. market
packers, S.5Odi.7O; light, 81. lOTi.55.
Sheep receipts, 100; shipments. none
market opened active and steady but soon
became dull and i5o lower, Natives sold al
E,Wg2.75i lambs. S.Soat.i5: no Texans
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-27
KANSAS CRY LIVE srocI,.

Kansas City, NO.. June 26.-Cnttlo--Ro.
celpts, 1000: shipments. 100. Market weak ID
lSc lower. Texas steers. SO .5DUi 90: cows 81 Of
l3.25; beef steera, S2.7jd6.l5: native rows
bulls. Sl.35G3.5O
Hogs Receipts. 600; shipments. 1900.
Market strong TO loo higher. Bulk Of sales
S.bQnL15; hcayios. st.55dis0. packers. 81 Il
Qi,sO; mixed, H.i0ni.I0. lights, N.i5fIi, Is,
workers. Si4OGi.b5; pigs, 81. 0OII.35,
ep-Reeeipts, $500; shipments, none.
Market steady,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-27
COTTON.
IINERpnOL COTTON.

Liverpool. June 26.-Cotton spot, moderate
business, prices steady, American middling
5-sd. Sales OF the day are estimated at
5000 balesi receipts, 5000 bales, including
200 American.
Futures steady at the advance; American
mlddlng, l.. NJ, c., June. 3G-6id; June and
July, 3 36-6id: July and August. T-Gid;
August and September, 3s-Gidi September
and October, 39-Gld. October and Noyem-
Der, 40-6id: November and December.
3 41-Gid; December and January, esd;
january and February, iS-0id. February and
March. . lf-6id,
The tenders OF todays deliveries We're
100 bales new dockets and f0O bales old
dOckets.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-27

liverpool, June 2G.-Wheat-sp steady,
s'mand poor. Nc, 2 red wiRter. IS I'D; No.
Ynng stooh Exhausted. No. / hard Mani
ee I'm. e l-2d; 10. California, 5s led.
jllafss flm, ldl l-2d higher June, 5s "a ;
IVY y SD August. 81 i-2d: September,
20. October 5f 1-2d; November. IS Cd.
,o,n-spot hrns American mixed, new, Is
fatafes 1-4dl-ld higher. June. As 4 s-ld.
si' KY S-td; August. " 4 lad September,
s,h,'za' October, As add; November. As
Nv, sns,aa.r-Flrrm, damand poor st. Louis fancy
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-27

SEALED PROPOSALS 10 clecsro,ypc.
print and bind the revived statutes OF
the state OF Texae--Noucc Il hereby
given that proposals will DO received
by the state board OF public printing
until II o'clock a. M. on Monday. the
print. bind aud deliver to the depart
mcnt OF state at Austin. the Revised
Statutes OF the state OF Texas. In ac-
cordnncc with the terms and spccincn-
tlone OF an act passed by the Twenty
fourth legislature and approved April
10: lSss The state will furnish the
white book paper for the Job All the
other materials and the work must be
furnished and done by the contractor
The Job VIII embrace the constitution
OF tho United States, tho constitution
OF Texas and the Revised Clvll Stntutea,
the Penal Code and the Code OF Grim
inal Procedure OF the state OF Texas
each fully indcxed. printed In sixo OF
page and style corresponding with the
Revised Statutes OF 1879, the text OF the
job to be In long primer type, the codl-
fier'a notes In BREWER tyne, and the
chapter Indexes md the marginal and
foot notes and general indexes In nom
pariei type, Estimated that the cntirs
Job VIII contain 1900 pages. The print
ing must be done In octave form--ie
pagea TO the sheet The binding must
be done IN the best style OF Workman
ship, and In law sheep OF Tho best
quality and In beat quality OF tar
boards. Proposals must particularise
a ~ follows. J. The price per book for
10000 copies Of the completed Job in one
volume. ?, The price per book Tor 10. 900
copies OF the completed job In two vol.
umps dho constitution OF the United
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and the Revised Ciyil Statutes Of Texas
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5, The price per book Tor 5000 conIea
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-27

New York, June 2d.--'rhe Evening Posts
London cablegram says:
Investment stocks we're booming to-day,
while speculative stocks were rather dull
COnsols were quoted at lOI Ii
Americans were nrln, closing dull, Tho
mnrket Views here us to the completion Of
payment to the United States treasury
by the syndicate are very vague There
lonn, but nothing is definitely known
about II,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-27

ST. LoUIs-V-P. LlNEs-NEw YORK.
Connecting link between two great cities,
putting the West and Southwest in touch
with the East. Daily trans leave ST. Louis
Union station. and carry passengers with
out change to Plttsburg, Harrisburg. Baltl-
more, Washington, Philadelphia and New
York. Send to Drummer, coo Chestnut street.
fast time
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-27

New York, June 96.- cotten-spot CLOSED
steady. Middllng upands. &c; mddling gulf
Z t-4c. Sales. 1900 bales.
Futures closed Arm. Sales. 1856. 700 bales
February. III; March, TIC; June, ESQ; July
CTS; August 6.Si; September. SIS; October
6.93; November CSC; December. 7.0i.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-27

ST. Louis. NO., June es.-Flour frmer and
tendency upward sellers asking an id
vance but business light; patents, $1,000
iiO extra fancy S37b0s.s5: fancy, 1900
,sO choice, s3.20I3.3O.
Rye -four sS.7jd4.O0.
Wheat-The bullish conditions eliminated
today in an advance being paid not long
after the opening. Subsequently II was
very unsettled market. but the close was
ifl Use above yesterday. The scramble Of
shorts to cover caused the early advance.
No. red cash. 70 l-2c bid. July, 70 1-ic;
September. 70 1-Scd79 Lac asked
corn-Despite reports Of better crop con-
ctons the market advanced i-2c at the
opening. In sympathy with wheat. The carly
,dvanee was not maintained and at the
f-ic decline there was considerable selling
out OF long corn, notably for July The
cose however. was stronger. and fraction
above yesterday. No. mixed, cash, A l-2c;
July, a 5-Sc; September 40 3-Sc asked.
0ats-Continued liquidation still further
Weakened the future market. July selling
down l-2 and September 5-sc. The only
buyers were shorts or by carriers, against
tash purchasers Spot easier, No. cash
Ne bid, July, q Ice; September "a 3-ic
shlpments-Flour. 1000; wheat. 1000; corn,
ippDl; oats 5000
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-27

Washington, June 2O-Today's statement
OF the condition Of the treasury showSi
Available cash balance. siOl ,V39, $50; gold
reserve, SlUI, Mss
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-27

To the person selling tho greatest num-
Der Of tickets for the Hlbernlan Excursion.
June 3d. will be given their choice OF any
umbrella In the jewelry store of j. r..
Mitchell, or It's equivalent In value of any
other article they may select.
JAS. O'DOwD. Pres. A. o. II.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-27

Cedar Rapids Iowa, June 2GAt Center
Point Monday night the four Cherry sisters,
who have gained considerable celebrity In
this part Of the state by reason Of the
unique entertainments they give, gave the
editor OF the Tribune OF TINT town. q
cnwhidng because Of something he had
published in his paper regarding them.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-27

New Orleans. La. June e6.-Cotton Futures
steady. Sales, 800 bales. Juno, G.6l bid; July,
G.6sdG.6S; August, G,i2q672; September.
6.GGfis.Gs, October, 6.G7q6.Gs; November.
GG.7s: February. 6,S206.A; March. ESQ
So
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-27
KANsAO CRY CnA1v

n sasi rs City; No +. June -wheat-Ac.ive.
IA IN. nara, Ha71 1-2ei No. red, 7ic; No. 2
Ky. asW, &c; rel, stcd. GOdGGc.
shis. iie. ~ : nniAeu' - '-fps'' NO.
r,s. 70 good demand. 1-2ns-ic higher. No,
H-''a, % l-2gSic; No. . white, % leg
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-27

riocoln. Mob June a6-An Italian win
, stiietto started a biz INV among the
nrIsoners ii the Nebraska pen, enllp,t,x, ,,
snreral conflicts and guards iolneh ~ lie
melee. aud number We're hurt put h0he
seriously.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-27
MORPHINE 's'. e. !. : s':;s'

Remedy IS A Cure Guaranteed. Write
for Book OF Particular, Testimonials
and References. ToBACCoLlNE. the
Tobacco Cure. 81. Ag't7 wanted. q
Wilson Chemical Co. Cnoorp'ed under
Tex. LAVISH. Dublin. Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-27
WENT UP THE SCALE.
Chicago Wheat Made a
Slight Advance.
CORN MARKET FEEBLE.
lis Only Strength Game from the
Wheat Pit and Few Ship
ping Orders.
CORN MARKET FEEBLE.


CHICAiO, June 70.
tt,rher cables. reports Of cash business az
49, York and liberal short covering sent
rseat No today, September closing $50 high
y. The slight downward tendency at the
sn.ping was on account OF the cessation
y AIN IN the northwest and the reduction
u The temperature there. Pc advance at
y y, Louis, reports at disappointing yields
~ ssam Inc winter wheat threshng. an ad-
, us d / lid at Liverpool and 1-2dl mark
a perltn together with report from New
vork that vessel room had been taken Tor
siieen boat loads for export, cauned strength
"a an advance. The business was largely
,n.aI in character. Exports from the Atlantic
seabohrd Of wheat and flour wero about $780,
oo) bushels
an favorable crop reports, but was upheld
tr me strength in wheat Some demand for
.bun,ent held Il also, $4,000 bushels being
III 10 go East during the session. Re
eslnts were 1856 cars. The close was $3.50
bver
mo market was very weak. due to some
very ilberal lines hpng disposed OF, and
ne close was lie lower
PROVISIONS wore culet but Arm closlng
e,xhtly higher. the gain being 5nT 1-2c in
rurk &c in lard. and 9 Ice In ribs.
Estimates for Thursday Wheat. so cars;
corn, 1876, oats 1872 cars; hogs, 5000 head.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-27
NEW Work COTTON

Now York. June es.-Cotton steady; mid
ding. &c. Net receipts mono; gross. 60; ex-
ports to Great Britain. 2i65; forwarded, as;
sales, 1910 all spinuers. stock. 2O2,0ii
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-27
Reduced Excursion Rates.

DENVER AND RETURN.
one fare. account National Educa-
uonal association. Sell July :. .. 4. 8
and o. ~
BOSTON AND RETURN.
one farc. account Christian Ems
dcav0r meeting. sell July z. 4. and q.
BOSTON AND RETURN. .
ono fare. account knights Temnfnr
conclnyo. Sell August n, Is, 10. 80. M
and 20. - t1
BALTIMORE AND RETURN. = ~ VA
ono fire, account Blpust Tprrt'
Peoples Union SILL July N rad "a /. N
DENVER AND RETulki7. .s--I ~
ono fare. account Pnnrnaccdsirsi
association. Sell August J y rNd Nc
=, Write % tho ahaesalspea ior addi-
!. G. I'd 1.lsE.
w n ORION. slsi w
G. 7. A.. Fort Worth. Tex. x
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-27

WILL exchange now broom mudprn style
cottage and lot from street TO street, price
$1,000, for 800 IN stock. balance easy MONTH
" payments. Othor houses and lots 20 sell
and trade. NJ. l.. Chambers. Heal Estate
Esehange. 200 Main street
ron EXCHANGE acres VI nne land In
Xllbarger county near tho line OF Wichita
us acres In cultivation, all fenced and oYtrh
we'll improved az 70 house. stable, etc. Has
on Il a olstofn, we'll and four tanks. Post
once, school and church IN onosfourth mile
Of horses and all Kinda Of farm implements.
This property Will bo sold cheap on easy
terms or viii exchange for Fort Worth
property or merchandise. THIS " all first
class property and eau be had at a bargain.
Eighty-eight acres OF tmbor land near
iinndiey to trade FOR vacant LOT or house
and lot on the South Side For sale
near Crowley In this county. One
tract Of $50 acros n land, one OF i76 ncrea
two Of 100 acres each. and one OF ninety
acrer All fine black pfairio land and
fenced Trlces low down and terms easy.
Also one fam Of tss acres. one Of 3i5 acres
cheap. long time. Fine black lRnd and well
Improved. Farms In all parts Of Tho county
and pastures cheap. Fruit and rard0u landa
near the city ia an sized tfactH. Suit any
body In prices and terms. Houses and lots
in Fort Worth 10 sell most any way. Huffman
& Co.. Fort Worth. TeSae.
TOH EXCHANGE Mineral Fpringa resort.
Water unsurpassed IN Texas Hotel with
fourteen rooms. Rest location In North
Texas for s1nlmriuin, and summer resort
For cApcritncrl pciron. inn opportunity.
XVII trade for Fort Worth city property.
Address r. W H., care Gazette.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-27

FOR AiE--nottling works. established this
year business paying, complete plant no
about 5000 growing rapidly. original in
Nestmont, about 5000. will aeli for less than
cost part on tlmo, II Interested apply at
once 10 the Ar,cslan Mig q nottlinE Co.
Waco, Tex.
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BARGAINS IN upright pianos. Nccdhsm
$500; sohmcr. s2s5. Pianos Tor rent, lilgach-
fold, sixth street between Main and Houa.
ton,
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MEAN YORK; FINANrIAI.

New York, June g6.--AIoney on call easy
at lpl IL per cent; last loan I, closed per
cent Prime mercantile paper 1908 Ia
per cent. sterling exchange active with ac-
tual business in bankers bills at $3.50 1870
sixty days. Posted rates SiSafflsg i-s and
N.eOQis2 l-2; commercial bills. s4S SAC
ass
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mos AND WINE.

vsnnfacturef HAY BALE TIES.
IiiON aud STEEL noQFlAG, :.
IRON and STEEL FENIlNG.
o. K Harry. - Daiias' 1siAA'
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London. June 26.-Consols for money, 1O7
is. for the account. l0 3-l6.
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ron SALE iG,6O0 stock Of gcncrai MGR
ohandlae In good town. part cash, ball
ance 10 suit knight a blackburn, a0s
Houston street