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The morning call., 1895-01-25
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF STATE HAIR.
y Dor Commissioners. No. 10 California street,
san Francisco, Cal, January II, 1895.
Sealed proposals or bids Will be received at this
ONCE at or prior to O'Clock P. N. on MONDAY,
and baildlng Union Depot and Ferry house, to be
located on the foundation of approach to ferry
slips n os 2 g. q. and on tee water front OF the
with plans and specifications and in accordance
with the terms ana conditions araexed thereto
and made . part thereof. prepared therefor by
A. PAGE GROWN. architect, aud submitted by
the chief engineer OF the board and adopted by
the board January II, 1885, TO which specifca-
tions terms and conditions on file in the ONCE OF
the secretary Of the board reference is hereby
expressly made.
Tbe departments of work on the said depot and
ferry-house to consist of the necessary construc-
tional wrought steel and cast iron work and other
iron work embodied in the specifications mason
work, terracotta and fre-proofng plaSterinR,
roofing. skyligbts and galvanized iron work, car
penter and joiner's work. and glazing, painting
and plumbing and gasftting In accordance with
the plans and specifications on file In this once,
TO which special reference is hereby made.
Blue prints Will he furnished to intending bid
ders on denositlng $25. which will be repaid on
rrturnin0 said blue prints TO this once after an
expiration OF five days from receipt thereof.
NO bid will be received unless 1t be made on
furnished from this ONCE and unless 1t is accom-
panied by certified check for per cent OF the
amount OF ths BID, payable TO tne order Oh tns
OF the successful bidder that he will within SIX
(ol days after the acceptance OF MS ola eneee
into written contract TO do SAID WORK according 70
the plans aud specification prepared therefor,
and will agree TO the conditions and terms a. en-
bodied in ana annexed to said specifications. ana
will also execute aud file with this board COED
aud sufficient bond. to be approved BY said board,
in So amount as 1t shall direct, ana conditioned
for the faithful performance of such contract:
will said bid be considered by this board un-
less delivered to the secretary OF assistant secre-
tary at the Office OF the secretary, No 10 Califor-
MIA street. at or prior to O'Clock p. NJ. on MON
DAY. February IL, 1895, at which time and plae0
the bids viii be opened.
The board reserves the right to reject any or all
bids II deemed for the best interests of the State.
dArc are "a "A
or the bids. c. r. BASSETT,
DAN L. COLE.
+. S. CHADBOURNE
Board.of State Harbor Commissioners.
HOWARD g. HOLMES. Chief Engineer.
+ j KwrcAN Secretary tale I'd
The morning call., 1895-01-25
RUN down BIZ a TRAIN.

Hugh MaekIin, a California Pioneer,
Meets Instant Death.
SAN JOSE, Jan. 24.-Henry G. Macklin, a
resident of California since 1s49, was run
into by train on the Niles route this
morning while he was crossing the track,
two and half miles north of town, and
died instantly. He sustained fracture Of
the skull and this caused his death. He
was in destitute circumstances. He was a
native of Illinois, where his sister resides.
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Discoreru Of q Dnnaerous l2ereliot.

SANTA BARBARA, Jan. 24.-Captain
Thompson of the schooner Santa Rosa
reports derelict pontoon forty by twenty
feet floating OFF Santa Cruz Island, level
with the water. 1t is in dangerous posi-
ton for passing vessels.
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TERROR IN oHINAToWN.
Monterey Higtbinders Do Some Shooting
and Cmtting.

AID Cutting.
MONTEREY, Jan. 24.-Chinatown, situated
about half mile from this city, is in
wild state of terror this evening and fears
are entertained of a highlander war on
this, the eve of the Chinese New Year. A
quarrel at o'clock this evening over a
game of tan resulted in a bloody street
fight between six Chinese, two of whom,
Man Choy and All Sing, are MORALLY
wounded Man Choy was shot through
the abdomen and All Sing horribly LAGER
ated with knife about the head and body.
The police officers from Pacific Grove and
Monterey are at the scene of the bloody
battle and have placed the participants
under arrest and are using every precau-
ton to prevent any further serious out
breaks
The morning call., 1895-01-25

HOS FLETCHER, Esq. then took six bot.
ties of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discov-
cry. wkich made a mem man Of me- I am now
ffty-two years old. and for the past Ave years
have worked very hard on my farm. 1t IS
impossible for me to say too much for the
Golden Medical Discovery"
The morning call., 1895-01-25
John s. Minter Dead.

SAN DIEGO, Jan. 24.-John S. Minter,
thought to be the last survivor in Califor-
MIA of the first expedition across the coun-
try under General John C. Fremont, died
tonight at Old San Diego, aged 20 years.
He was native of Kentucky.
The morning call., 1895-01-25
WsHsams Harris Estate.

SAN JOSE, Jan. 24.-The estate of Wilkin
Hart, the dead dry-goods merchant, has
been valued at $1,000. The widow to-day
asked to be appointed adm nistratrix. She
and her 15-year-old daughter are the only
heirs
The morning call., 1895-01-25
NOT TO BE RECoNsIDERED.
Con.isas' Resolution on the Reilly Funding
Blu Stands

CARSON, New, Jan. 23.-In the Senate to-
day the motion to reconsider the vote by
which Comins' resolution regarding the
Reilly funding bill was carried was beaten.
The House was occupied with the Reilly
funding bill resolution most of the day. A
motion to consider it in committee of the
whole was lost.
A bill creating legislative fund of
$40, 900 was reported favorably.
The morning call., 1895-01-25

Pierce, Chief Consulting Physician to
the Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Insti-
tute, Buffalo, N. Y, that all cases of In
digestion, Dyspepsia and Liver Com.
plant could be cured permanently if
the right treatment were given. In sup.
port of his belief that he had discovered
an Alternative extract which he called
Golden Medical Discovery" that
would cure these diseases, he collected
from all parts OF the country the evi.
dence of those who had used his medi.
cine, and he has asked the public to
investigate for themselves, as he would
be glad to furnish the names and ad.
dresses of thousands of people who have
used DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis.
covery. All interested should send fol
little medical treatise on Dyspepsia,
Chronic Diarrhea, Liver Complaint, y
Biliousness, Constipation and Piles, pub.
1ished by the Worlds Dispensary Med.
ical Association, Buffalo, N. Y, mailed
on receipt of six one-cent stamps.
rnntcucrrou erxyrnr nlrr .Ar crau aru
The morning call., 1895-01-25

trains passed by, but the road is in fine
condition and the track is securely anch-
ored and no break is anticipated.
The morning call., 1895-01-25

future welfare, and shall do what can
to bring about the reforms that are ur-
gently needed Just at this time"
The morning call., 1895-01-25

When in want of good linimsnt buy salvation
Oil, which costs only % cents.
The morning call., 1895-01-25
INDIGESTION; SEVERE PAIN IN STOMACH.

THOMAS FLETCHER, of Clifton Station, Fair,
/d.x Co., "a, writes: I suffered the terrible
The morning call., 1895-01-25
OFFERED AT LESS
THAN HALF PRICE


Having just gigantic purchase OF Colored Dress
Goods comprising LEADING NEW YORK IMPORTERS ENl1
STOCK OF FALL WINTER FABRICS which, owing 10 inc
the reduction tariff he closed out 10
representatives ALI ABOUT SOC on THE DOLLAR we AXE
NOW HOLDING THE GREATEST DRESS GOODS SALE Or lHH
AGE
strong fully justified by the goodss
which in saying The BEST FAbRiCo
OF THE KIND EVER IMPORTED TO THIS COUNTRY All bought
i'm turno offered patrons
At A PRODIGIOUS SACRIFICE FROM VALUE
erats
black and white shepherds
ndw offered 25c yard
AT erats
pieces DRESS white checks raids and stripes gu-
will be offered at 3Oc yard
STRIPED GOODS black
graz extra reduced to Soc ayard
GOODS black and white
different sized checks value for c will be
At cents.
"a ns 4oNCH EXTRA HEAVY FINE
and white, value for ST. will be offered
SILK AND WOOL FANCY STRIPES gry ack and
At
EXTRA FINE AsHFRE slEPHERDS CHEChS
different value for 81 reduced to DOC yard
"A
and
black and and notified effects value for 81 So will be offered zoe
The morning call., 1895-01-25
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of medicines, or
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pounds, upon the
stomach, and tests
in many hum
dreds of cases,
long ago con- X
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-23

Joe Doss and Miss Eta Doss return
ed from Missouri. whore they had been
for the past two weeks Brooks Bell
left for Fort Worth Thursday TO be
gone several days. Mr. and Mrs. ID
g. Galbrcath have returned from
visit to Mineral Wells.,.J, $. Mccall
is in from his ranch Gardner Har-
ness. who has been off for some time,
attending school, returned home last
Saturday Mrs. j. j. Slaughter re-
turned last Monday from Dallas,...
Mac Lyons returned last Monday from
Tennessee. where he has been for the
past month visiting friends. Mrs. II.
u. Sheppard left for Dallas last Thurs
day where he goes to have HE eyes
treated . Miss Brooke Burns left last
Sunday for Eddy, N, NJ, to visit Mrs.
A. Prult. Mrs. NJ, y. Smoot left last
Monday morning TO attend the State
Baptist sunday school convention at
Bryan. Mrs. Dr. 7. C. Coleman, Miss
Enid Coleman, Miss Ellen Goodman
and Miss Belle Slonemets returned
home last Friday night from Tyler
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Simon left last
! Wednesday morning for Purcell, J. T.,
| their future home. ABE Mulkey, the
| great evangelist. will commence a re-
| yival meeting here on the 2Sth in q
large tent erected for the purpose.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-23
STATE SOCIETY.


For other State Society News see Ninth
page.
Il. f. Omen OF wellington. was in
our city the first OF last week Tom
Richards OF cottle was In this place
several days last week....Rev. Dyer
OF Iowa Park. held services at the Bap-
list church at this place last sunday
-. Captain VIM. Quinlain OF Kansas
city was In our city last week.. MIR.
sam Reese and baby returned home
last Wednesday from an extended
visit To relations IN Eastern Texas.
John robin OF Quanah and Miss Alta
Cothran OF Garden Valley were mar
ried last Sunday Claude LeNeren
and Miss Matte Lamburton. both OF
Quanah, We're married at this place
last Monday morning 80. Willie Jones
OF this place returned Wednesday
from a visit 10 Gainesville and La
donna, Tex ....Wnl Il. Works one of
Fort Worths leading photographers,
assisted by Howard A. Ross IL In our
city. Miss Cliffe Goff, formerly OF this
city, but now of Whitcwright is now
In town visiting Mrs. II. p. Jones e..
Mrs, Inzy Kersey OF Garden Valley,
was in the city Thursday, ,.Mr. Men
OF the Cottle County News, was In
! Chlldress Monday. Robert Ellison OF
| Fort Worth is rusticating at the Shoe
1 Nall headquarters, ten miles north OF
4 AAliANte0t uhNt anu sits W.
Jones resumed housekeeping in Child
ress last week..S. Il. Britt made
] trip to Colorado last week n Mr.. w.
| Il. Campbell, prominent stockman OF
/ Arlie, was in the city Thursday.
! a very pleasant and enjoyable social
dance was given at the residence Of
! Mr., Harry Mundy last Friday evening
in honor of Mrs Mundy's twenty-siNth
birthday. All report n very pleasant
time. Messrs. Maudo Mckenzie. A.
c. Legcrtwood and II. S. Watson OF
Matador were In the city several days
this week,..Miss Lille Thrashcr, who
has been making quite an extended
visit to friends and relatives at this
place, returned Monday to her home
in Paris, Tex. Professor Ronper, tho
phrcnologlst, delivered another ono OF
his able lectures Friday evening. 90.
Mr.. Matthews, collector FOR the Me
Cormck Binder company, returned
from a trip to wellington Thursday
evening". Mr.. and Mrs. John J. Drew
loft Childrcss Sunday morning foi
New York where they will make thoil
home. Mrs. Frank Wilson has re-
turned from very pleasant visit Il
the country. Mrs Cora Gossln of tn,
Lee nelghborhood, has been In the citj
for several days visiting friends,,.
Professor Westmorelnnd went 10 Mem
pitts, Tex, the first OF the week..
j. o, Ross OF Tepee city, was In Chill
dress Friday, Superintendent j. v
Goode was In our city Friday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-23


New York. June as.-Bond list; United
States fours. new. registered 1873 10; United
states tours. new. coupons 123 i-2. United
States hves. registered ING SIS; United statel
hyes, coupons li6 3.s; United states fours,
registered, liz; United States fours, coupons,
~ ~ ~; United States twoa, registered. 81;
Missouri skies, 100; Atchison fours, % s.ii
Atchison aeeond A, Is 5-S; Central Pacific
nrsts OF 1895. 103 Denver and Rio Grande
seyens, liz l-2; Denver and Rio Grande fours,
81 Galveston, Harrisburg and San Antonio
skies, 3d. Galveston. Harrisburg and San An
tonic sevens, loi la Houston and Texas Gem
trail fyes, Ill; Houston and Texas Central
skies, l06. Missouri Kansas and Texas hrHl
Tours, sc 3-S. Missouri. Kansas and Texas sec
ond Tours, 60 l-2. St Louis and Iron Noun
tain general hves, 10 l-2; ST. Louis and San
Francisco general. skies, los l-2: Texas and
Pacific hrsts. % 81: Texas and Pacific sec-
onds. a.; Union Pacific hrsts OF 1896 log;
West Shore fours. 10I Ia; Southern. gS IL.
New York, Juno 23,-ClosinB stocks West.
Atehlson, rs; Central Pacific, 10 IL; Chi.
oago and Alton. 1853; Chicago. Burlington and
Quincy. 81 49, Cotton on certificates al;
Delaware and Hudson. 1873 Ia; Delaware.
LackawannA and Western 1872 1-2 Denver
and Rio Grande preferred, 46 l-2: Dstlleri
and Cotton Feeders company. 20 IL; Illinois
Central. a5; Kansas and Texas preferred. 35
Lake Shore, lio IA; Louisville and Nashville,
81 i-2: Missouri Pacific, 81 SIS: Northern Pa
clnc, a. Northern Pacific preferred. 10 5-s,
Northwestern, 20; Northwestern preferred,
liS; Pacific Mail, 80 la Reading. II 1881
| Rio Grande Western. II t-s; Rock Island
,s,. Is; s.. Paul. g. 5;s g, PAU preferred
and Iron, 80 49, Texas and Pacific, 10 rs
! United States express, 49, Wabash. St Louis
and aPoinc. S Use: Wabash, st. Louis and
| Pacific preferred. 20 Is; Wolls-Fargo express
Gr1nde. II l-2; Houston and Texas Cen
-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-23

Omaha. A feature OF trading during the
week was the unusual activity and strength
Of the low. priced shares. The bond mar
ket was dull. the total sales being only
$4,000, BUT the trading was nrm in tone
ard prices generally advanced. Fort Worth
and Denver City rs declined "a.
The bond trading during the week was
rather light In volume. hut the market was
characterized by considerable strength. The
sales Of the week were sil.oes .000 Govern
ment bonds were neglected. the sales rci CHI
Ing only $4,000. state securities were in
small demand. sales being only 5000. in
Guiding $1,000 Virginian, yQ.Jp3 Tonnes
see and $4,000 Louisiana.
900, at &c.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-23
Texas Cattle in Demand
at Chicago.
THE MARKET WAS STEADY.
Prices for Livestock rrifle Higher
Than Week Ago With
Fair Demand.

CHICAGO. June q.
The demand for cattle was fair at yester-
days prices and some dealers thought heavy
heeyes, regardless OF quality. were 25q3oc
per 100 pounds lower than n week ago,
while common and medium kinda were
called 1oQi5c lower. on the other hand,
choice handy cattle were selling AZ lVllee
better than at the close Of last week Com
mon 10 extra choice native steers were sale
able al S3.GS06.0o. with few sellers under
$500, and transactions wore largely be
tween $40 and $3.50. Butchers and can.
ners' stun sold at ioa2oc lower than a
week ago, cows and holfers selling generally
at N.75d3.75, and bulls at n.759J.bO. There
was no change In veal calves, sales being
on n basis Of S3.00G6.00 per 100 pounds, av-
cording to quality and stookors and feed
ors were steady at S2.lbQi,25.
The weeks receipts Of Texas cattle foot
up about 1000 head, against $500 last week.
Those received today were In demand at
steady prices, grass steers being held at
s3l0Gs.Go, while choice fod stock was worth
as high as $40. Grass cows and heifers
from Texas were steady at s2.2502.I5, and
choice corn fed lots at s5.t0G3.75.
Hogs-Roccipts this week have been about
tho same In number as last week, about 1870,
coo head but 2l0e1 hogs less than arrived In
the same week last year. roday's receipts
were estimated at barely 5000 and the sup
ply OF fresh and stale lots was less than
1900 head. Thurc was good demand on 10.
cal and shipping account, ana prices ruled
stronger but not quotably higher than on
yesterday. Sales were made OF heavy hogs
at A,Sjdl.s0; mixed. Si.iOdi.65. and light
at sL20ai,s0.
Shcop--Threc thousand were received TO-
| day, bringing the weeks supply to about
| n 800 head. an increase OF l7000 head oyel
/ the preceding week, and 81 900 over the cor
responding week last year. There was fnii
| Saturday trade at depressed prices or nj
| a decline as compared with week ago o.
/ 2ja50c for lambs and 25c for sheep, lnfcriui
| to choice sheep were In request at Sl.50d
| 3,75 and spring lambs were quoted at $50
/ H. for QhOtp0 lots TpNnu ghgpt
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-23
COTTON,


New York, June 22.-Hubbard Bros. X
Co.'S. cotton letter: The statistical posi-
tlon us made up 10y this mornings Chron-
iele Is as followsi
This w'k, Last w'k Last year
Visible supply. .3,i3I3Is 35ji,s51 2,ve0"'
OF which Amer. .,,,..,,
Crop in sight. ,Uuf 400 u,5SI. l52 7 ,2ueiiho
In sight during
Plantations de-
liverpool lost during the day a portion
OF the 1-Okt2-6i gained at the opening,
closing quiet at I'D advance. our market
has been Il holiday one, with small outsiie,
easily Influenced by the limited local trnd-
ing Early prices were those VI The close
OF yesterday with declining tendency.
which sales by home operators accelerate
ed August sold down 10 6,SG with ease
and recovered quickly TO $50, advancing 10
COS on the small short Interest which the
decline had created. From this afices
again reacted. There IL but little feature
III interest 10 record. Dispatches from
Texas report damaging rains along the
coast with cloudy aud clearing weather
in the interior. Tho prediction Is for fair
weather In the cotton belt. The trading
being almost wholly local It is devoid Of
special Interest and the market Is await
Ing developments.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-23

st. Louis, Mo-. June 22.-Flour dull and
hver. Patents. S3.950i.1O; extra fancy,
t,Iod5.sO; fancy, s3.40Qi.50: choice, s3.2od
10, rye -four s9.7504.OO.
Wheat opened weak more especially for
luly which soon declined l-Sc. September
lrlng lie, but rallied and advanced rs
eie. The market finally became very weak
under free selling, most OF which was for
hng aecount forcing down the price i-2c
" July and lc for September. At the
tiase therc were buyers at 1-2c to 3-4c for
s.tpiember below yesterday. No red, cash,
M
Corn was quiet for futures but the tone
va frm, Notwithstanding good crop pros
psSu closing at the bottom, with July l-ie
.lo September 7-sc uEdor yesterday. No.
mixed, cash. 4id4i 1-sc; July, 40 3-sC
1'd; September. A 5-sc asked.
oats weak at Use lower on heavy liquida-
uols. Spot duh and lower. No. cash
= i-sc asked: July, % Lee asked; Septom,
bef q Use bid.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-23

Liverpool. June 22,-Cotton-spot, limit
ed dcmand; prices higher.
American middling fair, l-lBd; good
middlinR, 2 1-sd; American middling.
\ 23-S2di low mlddlng, 1884; good or
dInary, 15-32d; ordinary, pS2d: sales
OF the day were 1000 bales, Of which 900
were for speculation and export, and in-
cluded 500 American.
Hrceipts, 1000. including, 1000 American.
Futures closed at an advance, American
nliddlns, l.. NJ. o., June, d2Bid; June
md July, 0 42-Gld; July and August,
d 43-llid; August and September, 3 4l-Olst
3 l5-8id; September and October 4h-0id;
october aud November, Q 45-Oia3 49Gtd
nerefnbcr and January 3 lT-Giei3 5S-Gid
january and February. 3 4sGiQ3 49-oid;
February and March, 3 50-Gid.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-23


Keith Chiffon and bride, nee Miss
Erin Hall, came in from cleburne
Monday. Miss Bell Key OF Coleman
ers, returned home Saturday Misses
Bessie and salllc Herndon OF Dublin
are the guests OF Mrs. sam vernon.
Mrs. Maggie Leber OF Waco is visiting
Mrs. Sam Vernon Mrs. Q, y, 81.
clair is In Georgetown. Mrs Frank
Brown returned from Granbury Mon
The young gentlemen OF the
town gave a dance wednesday even
ing complimentary to Miss Belle Key
.... Miss Dix OF FL Paso and Miss Men
efee OF Gonzales are the guests OF the
Messrs Burton Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Greer chaperoned crowd TO Martin
Springs Sunday evening. They had
supper and returned by the star light.
Those present were. Misses Clara
Beenan, Hattie Fields Bell Key, Mat
tie Chambers and Lizzie Mae Noodle;
Messrs John Clalton. l.. B Thomas.
j. %. Hon, George Morrow and II. X.
Rea.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-23

st. Louis, June 22.-Cattle-Receipts 300;
shipments, 100. Supply Hight us usual on
Saturday, and market at previous quota
tons. only u retail trade done.
Hogs-Receipts 600: shipments, 1900
supply very small and prices shade lower.
Tops were at $500, and bulk OF sales
81. 2hfii.5D.
Not enough sold to make market, The
few that changed hands went at unchanged
prices.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-23
FINANCIAL.

IN TIE STOCK MARKET.
|tR,A io,k, June 2l.-The stock market
II ~, sih fair degree OF activity today.
ll.ass ~ were generally a fraction lover.
~ IA lekt hour the market was heavy
N. !. ueAfh made a determined attack
|A1 -, which broke , per cent under
H fli,.,s' The general list also yielded
|lk.sa " while Now York Central and
~ I, slned ] is. Chicago and Alton
|sst1 ibs ~. againat l5o the last pre-
Il \. AZ the close. However, only
,a,.s.sally i-sd2 10 pcr cent lower, the
.c.a essar: Is In New York Central, Man
- tobacco. and / In St. Paul and
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-23
THE INrERNATloYi AZ ROUTE a a @ \.
THE INTERNATIONAL ROUTE a. q q. N
SECURE A POSITION.

w.n,os for once work. on salary m IN mos,
Man'e eo,nty In the South and West
y S isdy or gentleman Tsose r iro sss .as
country also accepted. hzher,SnS' a. "a small
ss,yi ~ as arsf, ~ 10 besin. from 50 10 w
ch io for rapid promotion g'oox; o I Iasn
dfposit in bank cash, aeeH. s' Is a sai-
elAeai "a nsrmanent position. isirlcty ol1s
s sesp, me enterprise IL strengiy inq Nsss.
~ BANKERS. AddreaE p, o. peh >e''
Vie. Tenn. Clention this paper'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-23

couple Of points but again turned easier and
closed barely steady at not loss Of lu2
points Sales 81 100 bales. The market was
beaflsh Influenced by general favorable crop
accounts. During the morning the receipts
Of government reports Indicating more rain
steAdicd the market for while but trading
was light and the settling pressure from with
out lett the market with weak undcftone.
Spot cotton quiet With mlddpng uplands
nunich At 1 a-ll.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-23
POSITIONS GUARANTEED.

finder reasonable conditions. DO not say u
nm moi ~ done. mi you send for 10 page
cst.isgue Of DRAu0HON's PRACTICAL
niisiSE5s Cof.LEOE. Nashville, Tenn. THIS
college Il strongly indoreed By banker and
tnefehanta FOUR weeks ~ Draushen
r,sthad AZ teaching book keeping 10 equal 70
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