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Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1888-03-01
ORGANIZATION.

Kansas was admitted into the Union
population of 107, 206. During the sue
ceeding three years the state furnished
to the Union army about 10000 soldiers;
equal to three-fourths of her male popu-
lation between eighteen and forty five
years of age. During these years the
eastern portion of the state was the
scene of almost constant strife, and but
little increase in population took place;
the census of 1865 showing only 14O, 179.
With the close of the war the real emf
grafton to Kansas began. In 1870 the
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1888-03-01

of the building of Dodge City. The To-
cation of military post at this place
naturally made it trading point, and
as the country filled up with cattlemen
it became noted resort for cowboys
For number of years it had the un-
enviable nOtoriety of being the hardest
town in the United States; reputation,
at that time, not wholly undeserved.
During number of years the town did
an extensive business in furnishing ranch
and trail supplies, and its trade extended
hundreds of miles south and west, but it
was not until the spring of 1885 that the
town began to grow. Then handsome
business blocks sprang up on all sides,
cultivated and refined people came in to
take the place of the cowboys, and the
era of good morals, good order and pros
perity dawned To-day we have popu
lation of over 5000 people, refined, in
telligent, educated and law-abiding;
eight church organizations, two graded
schools, one of the finest colleges in the
state, railroads branching out in all di-
rections, and every factor of in
dustrial and commercial life.
Dodge City is the county seat of Ford
county; a freight and passenger division
on both the Santa Fe and Rock Island
railroads, with round houses and ma
chine shops for each road; division of
the u S. railway mail service, where
from 20 to 100 men lay off; also the
Wells-Fargo express; a wide-a-wake,
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1888-03-01

and asthma yield to the healing influ-
ences of dir and sky. The 3Sth is the
parallel of grain, flowers, orchards and
Vineyards, as well as of physical power.
In the west it passes through the great
est corn and wheat fields, through the
largest herds of cattle and flocks of sheep
in the world The Great American
Desert proves to be the granaries of
bread and pastures of meat on the
world.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1888-03-01

Personal property valuation in 1888,
$780,, 613; in 1884, $3.50, 404; 1886, S549,
533. Assessed valuation is onehalf the
actual value
ACRES IN CULTIVATION.
In 1888, 1851; 1884, 1887: 1885, 49,
491; 1886, 1886
VALUE OF FARM PRODUCTS.
In 1888, ST. 1892 &C.; 1884, S117, 94S04,
1885, 1923, 905. 60; 1886, $500, $500
FRUIT TREES.
In 1888. $40; 1884, $3.50; 1885,
1928; 1886, 90, 1886
ACRES FOREST TREES
In 1888, SO; 1884, 1877; 1885, 1876.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1888-03-01

Agriculture says in his biennial report:
The debatable ground of ten years ago
is now producing crops that have placed
Kansas among the first three great agri-
cultural states in the Union, and the soil
that ten years ago was believed to the
satisfaction of many to be unfit for diver
siied farming, is now producing average
yields that largely exceed the yields of
any other portion of the country"
A few years ago it was wilderness.
To-day it is the garden of the world re-
dolent with the fragrance of the orchard
and vintage, teeming with the homes of
thrifty people, pulsing with the vim and
vigor of progress, and mellow with the
bloom of an almost perennial harvest.
Last year Kansas sent to the East from
OVERLOOKING store-houses golden stream
of grain, filed hundreds of
their empty trains with the
choicest of her herds and
focks, and, standing on the threshold of
this years bounty, she sends greeting
and welcome to half million of their
sons who would try their fortunes on her
unbroken prairies. What Kansas will be
fifty years hence is beyond the compre-
hension OF people now living-ChicagO
Journal
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1888-03-01

population had reached 1854, 399 1874
was the "grasshopper year., but in 1875
the census showed population of $685.
$40. In 1880 1t had swelled to 996, O96;
in 1885 it was 1,268, $50, and fair esti-
nate of the population of this date.
would not place it below 1.SOO, 900
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1888-03-01

progressive city in every respect
The city of to-day has been
built in the last three years, and the fol-
lowing pages will give a very particular
description of what it is.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1888-03-01

known 70 HE fcfrow eun0soae
of cure To those who desire it, he will
cheerfully send Gree Of charge) 9 copy
,e <ho e,>.os,~,;r< ;o~ ,..oa -k:nL <hnw
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-26

KANSAS CTrz. no.. Oct. 25.-Ostle-R Receipt
$500; Good to choice. corn fed 81 70
as p; common to medium s. 1894 50 /;
stockers and feeders 81 sos IS; grass
range steare 81 60G3 Is; COVE 81 25G2 T5. Hogs
Receipts 1923; shipments ll09; s.Iong and
ga 10; hI2h r; 5000 choice S5t40G5 80 COM
mon to me.ium 81 6C95 go Sheep Receipts
81 5095 10; common to medium slLw 1t 81 80
G3C0
CHICAGO. ILL, Oct. % Cattle - Eecelpts
1850; shipments $40; lower; bseves s. GOA
80 suockers and fesders s. 1898 30; cows,
bulls and mixed grades 5 20G2 30, Texan
cattle 81 SOFAS so. II as-ReceipLs ! 81: 'hip
menis 600O; market s.ron mixed - 3O65 55i
heavy s. 4Oa5 49, ligh. 50 30a5 50. sheep Re
c9ipts $500; shipments ESQ; steady: natives
s. 10 ) 50; western s. Is so; Texans 81 ~
as 25:tIs nbs s. 1895 o.
carloads: few carloa changed hands a. I.w
figures. IN -ludirG carloads of Texas steers st
so; , caTioats co 81 s. co, AID j carloads
lashy native steers at 81 49, the fet ling was
Gull and 0rtssei b, eff Fad slow sac At o.. a &c
for natiye sid IS, 5HG6 TO- colorado SIC es anu
4hG515s TO- Texas stock Liverpool cables
q1Its- American refr,gerat beef dull and
lower At nc SHEEP. Receipts 5000; marse'
fairly steady for both sheer ID LAMBS st - %
I so for sheep aad S. &C 20 for lambs
81. LOUIS, no., Oct %. -Oatt.s-Receipts
2400; shipments 1000; sic W; choice heaTJ naive
steers s. 00G5 20; fair to GOOD Go. 81 20 c co.
81 o. e3 Is; rangers, corr fed g 00T4 10; grass
fed 81 GOES 10. Hrgs-Recelpts $780, snip
ments 3400; market lover; choice heavy 8 81 a
80 packing IS SOFAS 80; light grades s. 20d 81.
-hesp-Re :eiuts 500; shipments 6lo; strong
fair to choice So 0094 80.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-26

There was no decided general tendency
Of prices during the entire day, and / e
msiori.y Of stocks fuc.ueted within Ear
row limits Snd displayed no features
whatever. There YVES consider
able buying for foreign account
aud by the commission people.
TIE influence OF the & Jston market here
was suffi ;ieat 20 make the list up frtc-
tionslly, but later when this demand wss
Satisfied the bears took the list iu hand
and sbou: wiped out the esrlisr Advanced
Missouri Pacific WAS prominent 10 the
earlier movement and advanced over s
point. The news OF the day was generally
manipulation had much effect on prices,
TIE closing wss irregular, but prices set
tied down Immediately TO small fractions,
This was soon checked, and under the
lead of The Missouri Pacific material sd
vsnces were scored ali ever the list.
TIE market then became dali and some
what fevertsh.
The rslIroad bond market showed no
charge in It's general character to-day,
nut vas again dull with little or no fea {.
ture OF any kind, and no animation any-
where in the list.
Government bonds dali and steady.
S.s,e bonds dull but Without feature.
C2TToE AND DRY GOODS.
NEW YORK, Oct. % Hubbard, Price
& Co. ssy: The opening prices we're
not in sympathy with Liverpool, and the
lower range that was recorded YVES not
improved as the day wore OF, the close,
though STEADY, being about seven points
under the opening.
Dry goods: For western markets 8
good quality Of miscellaneous stun WAS
sent forward TO take advantage Of the low
freight rates.
MIxICAN SECURITIES.
Boston, MASS, Oct. 25-Mex!cau -
643@65i Scrip 99@ 100. Common Is
@IS4
COMMERCIAL RESUME.
special to the Gazette.
New YORK, Oct. % Railroad bonds
to-day closed IS follows:
Fort Worth ard Denver CITY a. 92s
Texas and Pacific 1's st $50; rs OF Al.
St Louis, Arkansas and TexSs1's at9S;
2's 3. 36t
Kansas and Texas is at 81; SIS q. So.
Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fs l's 1T
1l6.
Gold 6's st 90.
Atchison 63s.
Sterling steady.
Money 2 per cent.
Silver 944
Governments steady.
Oil ST..
H&Coffee dull.
AC4ston 2,Qpints loxaE1&
Txest bng and kgsr. - 4
s.-E.SSF-E,r. -
s&okings sscc9 sh Md snoSs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-26

DER day, without change OF yalue, aad
produce is unchanged.
Wheat has s.iS med bit, selling sill
day to-day St 81 10. the receipts being
moderate.
A membsf OF . large stock and grain
I'm in NV York went Of on tour Of
Inspection through the west. His hcst
dispatch TO his firm read: 1.-THE cora
crop Is immense, but il seems TO me there
is railroad for every corntield."
Wall Street News esvs: The Atchison,
Topaki and Ssuts Fe has apparently
sc:usllY reached the point when the
c3mps cannot borrow except on coed
security, on: the company must have
money 20 IN let pressing wants. and II
mas been figured that at least Sc. 900, 600
IL excess OF the net earnings will De re
q3ifaa 20 cary the company through the
Sfsza' It is fortunate for the a Gibson
'tHst the company has SO many large
stockholders who hsv3 absolute con-
Il ience in It's resources and &-e willing to
come to iIs sid.
Reports from nItional banks in leading
cities, showing their condition st the
ciose OF business on October 4, sre being
received rapidly oy the Comptroller Of
the CGrrercy. OF those already received
the CLEVELAND, Oli7, banks report re,
serve of 80 10 per cent; 81, Louis,
81 Z 100 per cent; New o cleans, 25 l3-l0C
per cent. s"d tie Maryland banks a re-
serve Of 2S . 10 par cent.
Bfea6siuf exqorls during September
aggregated il value 81, 7l5. 1913, sgsins'
SlI ,094 1872 IN SEPTEMBER last year. Cot
ton Exports amounted to 1924 bales
LAST month, vslaed az 1854 672, or So
coo, goo legs t0so in Septem Der, 1887
Mineral oil exports during September
las. aggregated il value 1854 7l9, o,
about $3.50, coo less than In SEPTEMBER
1887.
Itisnow conceded that the corn crop
of Texas will be faliy 200, 600, 900 bushels
nie, at so cents q bushel. will amount Il
$50 ,GO0,0C0. TIE gross value Of corn
west sun oats IN this state will be s5ou'
$50 000,C0 20 say nothing OF the 1900.
coo bsles OF cotton, valued at $50, 100000
Duricg ths post seven months there
has been deer CT nearly $1,000.
900 in the amount Cf standard silver dol
lars in circulation. During the same
period Inc amount of Standard silver drl.
lars In the treasury has increased $50,
900 600, sod is now at its highest point
$3.50 37S 522 netotsl amount Of stand
ard silver collars coined 80 dste has beeu
$500 65S 100. 80 tbs! $50, 100000 hsvs
gone into circulation.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-26

Sj74 balss: stock % i}6 bqlei; Ordinary II l6c
good orGinar9 sIc: low mi idlIng sc: ,oid ling
91< good mIddling 93lc, midd ing fair l03.;.
Leading spot markets closed 10 cay as fol
follows; Liverpool On Ct a! yesIezday's quo
tstioDs Sales 1000 baiss
New York Quiet at yestartsy's quotations.
Sales eos bales 4
New Orleans quiet q. yestsrda7's quosa
tons Sales 1850 pa es
biIdiinv 91.c; low middhng o.; good ur-
diuary Sh. aet and gross receipts 6sTT bales
exports 10 Great Britain bales. tNrorts
co8.tw 81 s5;+ les. Sales i26 bales; stock
DIGS ba es.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-26

ST. LOUIS. MO-. Oct -Flour-Q1ie: hut
firm. Wheat higher; each 81 o31s; october
close ed 81 Cs1t bid; Decsmb 81 1li4 as' ed {; May
81 Is { hid Oorn-Fisher. Cash 37ai a3S1t; &c
lober closrd IS &c: November 363 bid; Pecan
Der 33lI $685. asked, year .-.. .Aalusry !;
A Nfi.,y ste? STEADY q S'I siPs 2s
PORK SIS CO. Lard, prime .teau$ s. 90. Dry
sailed mests-shoulders S. 25; o7gs and
ribs S. OOas l2h ,hors clear s. 51A6s 30.
Shoulder IS SO; longs and ribs So &c
40 l2X; short clear 50 10. Hams 81 81
aI3 80. BaiIilg stuff B gging steady; X
lbs. ll4sc; lbs l2Ac. 1ron cotton ties 81 &C
al -.
CHICAGO, ILL Oc' IS only moderate trad
ing In wheat TO-DAY. a.d the market ruled
quiet, The feeling Gtve.. pea. w5ver. was
stronger. The close being 4Iz6Sc higher thsn
Yesterday. Corn was only moderately ac;ivs,
closing an2.c above yesterdays figures. Pork
ruled active, with free offerings, and the ctos-
ing figu es showed "a To- dec Inc Lard was
eaeier, closing steady. Rios ruled steady
ST. iS4; November 81 Az December 81 l514 I,
May ST l5I. Corn-No 2 October I1E;; No
vember ill4c; December ;9}Ic; May 331sc. Mess
polk-No ember sl4 Al: January Sli so; May
Jsnu ~ IS l2X; bay S. so short ribs October
81 621s Janua. ) s. 80. Cash quotations: Flour
9qst and ~, nnc Aa al sprip 1 T We
corn 4l34,. Mess porh. $!4 4. Lard S. 90
Short rios sides. loose. s. SO. Dry sailed
shoulders, boxed. S. 20GS2-. Short clear sides,
boxed, IS 37h6s 50.
NEW YORK, Oct. 25.-Flour Market very
dull. Wheat higoer; spot No. red. 81 Il
Options closed; october 81 l0zs: November
ST 2i3E December S l3i4; MAY s. lis. Corn
msrset weak; spot No. 494ai9ilc Option.
closed: october 1870: November 4aHc; Decem'
Der 50I{c; January 4slc; Msy 4735c. Coffee
OPTIONS barely steady; sales SO 1850 bags, IN
cludipg October IS 50: November IL 6lal3 95;
DeceWSe- IS S0al3 49, January IS 10dl3 co.
spot3 NO. fAlr CARLOS l52Ic. sugar-Raw Gull
reeD$d guHs Rise quiet and firm; domestic
l1l@S7sc; 3apan 5d SIC.
R4ssAs ETY, no., Oct. 25.-wheat steady
askt6: DeSlmber 90; May 81 o. bid. Corn s'esdy.
No. EscasEGo bids nor offerings, November Soc
askeS HAsh 2sls bid.
NEwH@RLEANs. n la, Oct. II Sugar
Maraet auy; keiH 6kime SIC; ~ TO fail
cso!cs i. ts ss e; Q vna 81 sTasE 9 ~.
choissyelAw clsa led les Sc AEPri9l
Ehildra6 Dry -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-26
NV Or. enns.
s;ieci., 20 She GeEetlg.

NEW ORLEANS. La. Oct. 2j.-uoSton-Fu
lures opened points II clio Ell ftea1y az I
decline Of e pc nts tr. m yes;ernal's close
O;tober 9 lGG9 20, NCvsm er 9 C9d9 10: De emf,
d937, March 9 1891; ApiI 9t6G shmaS
6709 IS. June 9 .7G9 49, joy s4d9 81.
Salep. SO, 100 bales. n
NEW OkLEAss, la, Oct. y. Cor q HetS
inioQling 9 ! l6c: low N ddiiGR s>l5 lie; gla.
ordinary 3-l6.. Net receipts So bs5eF
cross ieceipt' sS9l baies: Exr4ts 10 SSeA
RritsIa 1895 bales Cosstwise Aa,ee. fS3SSf
271O bales. Stock l29 2O9 bales. ~"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-26

Will roundup my pasture near SnFssEl
Tex from November to ,l0.SS&S Have
from so 10 1000 steers. ,tEaM three year
old and upwards, saaMHT sell 10 feeders,
SIS they are hastatHst purpose. Cattle
will be ss,Fpsf TO market from Colorado.
As9xSeRSfne as below.
yERCMAs EKAMMELL, Swee.wster, Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-26
Ki.I,ng Sheep and Oolts.

HELENA, NJ. T, Oct. % Wolves and
coyotes ara doing great damage in North
err Moatans, having killed in the last few
days miny hundreds Of sheep and colts,
besides attaching travellers. 6. W.
Jackson, merchant OF Helens, ba-ely
escaped with his life 8 few weeks ago.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-26

HE stock market
to day showed s
continued d e =
crease in til e
volume Of busi-
Dess. while in
terest in speculs-
tiou WAS confined
almost eXclus-
lively to d few
special stocas
which were al
tected by coldi-
tions peculiar to
I b g m 8 e Ives.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-26

Special to the Gazette

Spec!aI 70 inc GHitIIe
GALVESTON, TEX, Oct. 25,-wool-F.rm at
yesIerdavs quotations: Spring. :we.vo
months clip, fine, lsG29c; medium ls921c; al,
fine l6 also; medium l74l9c; other grade TN
changed. Rec elpts this day 2e4 .09J poGRac; this
seaSon 2,;Gj,242 pounds, shipments this day
10 1ul pounGs; this season l,2Gt lSi pounds;
s4les thisI1a5 Snd SEASON none; sEocE on hand
20t5 SO pounds.
ST. LOUIS. Mo, Oct. 25-wool-F.ru, but
aaiet and unchanged; brignt medium lea 231ic;
coarse llG20s: low saIny I09I7c; fne nxat
l3G 2Oc; fine heavy liGl7c; tCb astei SEA
34It :. a lot CT Texas heavy sold a. 10
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-26
Il Political K,liinS.

LEBANON, IND Oct. 25.-Georgs Pu,dS
was found dead near the roadside sbou,
one mile northeast Of this city las;
evening, with his body riddled with bull
lets. A person who witnessed the shoot,
ing, says it resulted from politics. Purdy
was shouting tor Harrison SID some un.
known persons driving up behind bin,
opened dre upon him, killing him in
stantIy.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-26

Nsa 7oEs Oct. y CottoI -QSi't middling
uplsnds Is l6s; midclirg orleaA + 10 IL; sales
263 bales. Futures closei Nsdy Sales
s.. 200 October As: November J. ~ Decem-
Der 5 g.; January %; FebrGaT19 So. Marcl
9 50 April 10 o.; n Nay 10 IL June 1920
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-26
Receipts at Unltsa sss.es Por,s.
~ Liverpool.
Special to the Gazette.

LIVERPOOL, Oct 25.-Cot.on-Futures opened
frm,1 point higher, ruled sleady at the ad-
.rance,.cl sed steady at about yesterday c' Sc.
September October 45 asked October Novem
ber- ) 81 bid; November December % asked
DeneH6er-JaEusry 526 bic; January Feb
,uary &c bid; February March 81; March
apr % asked; April May 80; May-Jule
I L SsTaT; + OIL. 2s-oot,on oule. and
III changed; 9iadling uplands 5It; do.
orleans SD. Sales 10000 bales. of which
1000 were for speculation and export. ana
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-26

TIE streets Of Fort
4 Worth have Pre-
rented sn anims.ei
appearance to-day, a
large number Ct peo-
pie having come from
the country, the IF 4ct
Doing to make retail
trade on this market
quite lively.
Cotton IL coming in
at the rate Of 1875 bales
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-26

MONEY.

Rt3EEE,
Nsv ToRh, Oct. 2j.-Honsy on asu easy st
lHd2 per cent; closed offered at per cent.
SterIing exchange dull and weak al 81 81 for
siIty-day bills ard 81 s745 for demand.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-26

Are free IN p ALI Crude and irritating
matter. Cond n34dted medicine only;
very small; ED 70 take; no piin; no
gripping. CAEET little Liver Pills.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-26

Diaoolo, e son Of E)lus that has al
ready won stakes ID the vs.u5 Of sl4 900
this year, ;cost the presen. owner le5s
than $500 last winter, being deemed OF
little account. AS the get Of Eo!us z L.
orally train on 1t 10 expected that Disbolo
will cut prominent fl cure IN the hindi-
csDs next sessCl.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-26

j. Day OF Fort Worth has bought
current prices, which he will put on the
Tennessee market. There seems to be
very good demand for horses on this
market now, aud several SIN al sales have
been made or aye being worked upon.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-26
KOUND-UPS.
L'vs Stock Ct Every Description Is
Likely TO DO Well Ibis Winter
IL tbis SsEte.

an Opinion About The Bhortske OF Cattle.
PURCHASES of Live stock-rno GraW
IA ,hs Panhandle.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-26
III. w. Williams Il Co., 4Gg Houston ST.,
ThreIkeId N Lyme. SOC Main ST,
Fort Worth. Tex.

yellow clarified 6hG 3 16c II yellow clai-
ned 5s.dG,; seconds 4s65ls3. Hjpisss g.
'resdY; open e"lte 60 10 prime 40SA@,: n" me
350GS good :air 81 G35c; fair 306;2c; s7rups
2gQ23c.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-26
aalvsss6n.

So .e,., to tn. e,,e ss.'~son' -
6ALv1s-oR, TEX. Oot 2I-Cote6h vet
closea fIeady and unt hanged. CROSS receipts
6s,1 bal S; sales 2474 bales; exports eoastyise
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-26

, description IL
likely to do
well rhis win
ter. 6 sses has
been abundant
with rare eX-
ceptiong, snd 8
full crop OF
hay harvested.
Added TO this
is the great
corn crop now
approach
harvesting, q
greater ana .
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-26
ON WALL STREET.
The Esws Of She Dsy In s:seks Wes
Centrally Bullisa - The Closing
Pricss Show Irregular Changes.
Ne Change In the Character of the Rail
way Bono Observation-Disclosures the Oaly
Feature of the Oar.

GOVERNMENTS, STOCKS AND BONDS.
NEW YORK, Oct. %.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-26

J. ". Ffsy OF Marshall, Mo, has ar
rived in Fort Wor:H with carload OF fine
cattle, part Of which were recently bought
of him BY Mt Powell, wao went north
for tha. purpose.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-26

. strange disease is raging IN mat neigh
oorhood smopg the Cattle. II is esd-
mated that 200 have gone blind within the
last month. rasre Is disease among the
horses in the northern portion Of the val
ley, which effects them similarly es did
the epiz ootic. Only few have died as
yet.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-26
UN CHANGE.
There IVES Moderate Trading In
NRss -ticsDg Feeling DsytlFp,f,
Hgw.yer, and Prices advanced.
spot Ooston Z lch Angsd, Futures Fro m s
to R0inIs L;ver-Uohee and
wool Unclaimed.
Eai y Review.

SAzEcrE 0rsTcs, /,
SoRT WoZTs, TRY. Oct. %. 1855. i
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-26
GEGnH RsiSu,

CEGns xRs5a,.
Special tothe Gazette.
sALynAH1es. lex, O:.. % -rcfee-Ftrner.
with 40 s4fSard tendency, bat uos quotably
higher. YSQ5e stocks Were small, ant .Ae ce-
p4nd fr9nFs interior hghs =
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-26

levishness IS indicates they have plenty
OF the necessary and are determined to
have the best on the market. Thorough
bred cows valued ST. $500 AMI 500 sell
Ike hot cakes.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-26

.i.5d 55i bill b,dos &c, gIsaG sA;fsa &c /;
gTass 4;i shezTn2GB soo; pelii t0G
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-26
GEkSRAa M4RkntF
Produce crd Provisions

ST. LOUIS. MO-. Oct Is. -Flour-Q1ie hut
firm. Wheat higher; each 81 0Si4; october
closed 81 esq bid; Decsmb 81 IL. as, ed May
81 l3 ( bid Oorn-Fisher. Cash 37%93Si+; &c
iober clospd IS &c; November 36'5 bid; recem'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-26

I n Stock ,o0 VJIauI,d kr ca
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-26
SPOT CASH
BARGAINS!

Shop around this week and COM
pare our spot CASH Bargains
with the fooblo attempts medo by
High Priced Credit storos TO match
us.
Wo will savo you from 10 20 80
cents on every dollar you invest
Remember. whom you trade with
us you trade with n house who have
a ONE PRICE SYSTEM Of doing
business
We recognize that ono mans
money Is no bottor thnn another
man's cash, and tho merchant who
will soil an article TO enc patron for
ono prioo and 10 another purchaser
ut another price tahos advantage OF
his trade.
This wcok wo ofr5r now line
OF MEMS TAILoR-MADB GAR
MENTS, in suits and panta Tho
goods wo offer arc OF tho boat
American. German and English
fabrics.
We have Thorn In Prince A'berts
lsinglo OF double breastodl. three or
four button Cutaway Suits In
worstod, Corlsscrow. Diagonnls,
Whaling and Elmo Woolons in AL
fashionable shades. sack or rock
IN PANTALooNs wo show nonr-
ly every sty.o OF goods manufao-
turod, and the prices average n ~.
tie above what tho cloth would cost.
In fact, no matter what you want
In tho way OF Clothing. Furnishing
Goods or Hats, you will end OUR
PRICE
Lover Than Anybody Else.