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Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-10-24

Pacific, has filed with the county clerk a
first mortgage to the Manhattan Trust
company for bonds to the amount of $2O.-
900 per mile for the construction Of a
standard guage railroad through the ter
rltory. The road is to commence at the
eastern terminus of the Salt Lake Valley
O Eastern Railway, on the Utah boundary
line and pass easterly through the coun-
ties Of Uinta, Sweetwater, Fremont, Car
bon, Albany, Converse and Laramie, in
Wyoming territory. The road is to be a
rival Of the Union Pacific through Wyo-
ming $3.50. "a# ..
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-10-24
DELANE SHEEP.
Opinion of Mr.. Kidd of Pennsylvania on
IT,. 4% s Their Merits, -. -..

Opinion of Mr.. Kidd of Pennsylvania on
| Their Merits. .~.
Mr.. Kidd Of Washington county, Penn,
was asked for his experiences regarding
Delane sheep by Tribune reporter.
"They are" he said, $50 called because
their wool was peculiarly adapted to the
manufacture of delain and other fine
cloths. They are large sized sheep, al.
ways in good condition in any climate.
| Their wool is almost entirely free from
oil and dirt 1t is therefore susceptible
Of use in any branch Of manufacture,
where fine, long wool is required. They
at once took the front rank among sheep
in our county. Their wool is always in
demand at good prices. They must also
become favorite mutton sheep, because
they have the size with compact bodies,
both neat and smooth, an essential point
in all high priced mutton. They are I'M
like the French Merino, the Cotswold,
Southdown, Oxfordshire or Shropshire,
as they can be kept in large bodies with
| unusual success. While they thrive in
any climate, they are peculiarly adapted
to the soil and climate of Montana, as they
are good rustlers-that is they can take
care of themselves under any circum-
Stances" ~ .-..- 49,
"What changes do you look for in the
sheep industry" -
lowing to the high price Of land in the
east it must be plain to any man Of the
most ordinary discernment that the grow
ing Of the better qualities Of wool must
and will be transferred to the west at an
early day. Nowhere in the entire west,
so far as | am aware, do the same advant-
ages for growing fine wool exist as are
found in Montana. BuS to obtain success
in this industry will require the exer-
else OF some energy and skillful employ
ment Of capital, directed toward the pro-
duction Of class of sheep that will Yield
u wool always in demand at the highest
prices, and at the same time produce
mutton Of a superior quality. Any at
tempt to procure that result by the intro
duction of the coarser variety Of wool
must end in disaster to the wool growing
interests Of Montana by bringing her in
direct competition with the coarser woods
of Texas and the South American states,
now produced in such abundance as to be
drug in the markets Of the world"
Mr.. Kidd is at the Park hotel and will
be glad to talk with wool growers on
sheep in general. NJ
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-10-24

New York telegram-Despite all re.
ports to the contrary, Senator Stanford
arrived today on the City of New York
and is in excellent health. He was
seen at the Windsor hotel this evening,
and said he had not felt better in 80 years.
His trip abroad, which begun May Goth.
was taken by advice from physicians.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-10-24
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The Giants Win Again.

NEW YORK, Oct. 23-The fourth game
of the worlds championship ball series
was played at Washington park, Brooklyn,
between the New York and st. Louis
and resulted in a third victory for the
Giants. Cranes speed was too much for
the St. Louis batters. Score-New York
s, st. Louis Q. Pitchers Crane and
Chamberlain. EMPIRES Kelly and Gatf-
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-10-24

BUTTE, Oct 23 Michael Lyns, an en-
ployee Of the syndicate mines, while at
tempting to jump on moving car on the
hill at the Wake-up Jim mine Sunday
afternoon, missed the step and fellunder-
meath. Two. cars passed over him and
broke his legs s
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-10-24
Died of Apoplexy.

BUTTE, Oct. 23-Ruse Thomas, an en-
ployee of the Boston and Montana com
pany's smelter, dropped dead while at
work at calcine furnace Sunday after
noon from apOplexy.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-10-24

Old pill boxes are spread over the land
by the thousands after having been empt-
led by suffering humanity. What a mass
OF sickening, disgusting medicine the
poor stomach has to contend with. Too
much strong medicine. Prickly Ash
Btters is rapidly and surely taking the
place of all this class Of drugs, and in
curing oil the ills arising from a disord-
cred condition of the liver, kidneys, stom-
aeh and bowels
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-10-24
The Chicago Anarchists.

New York, Oct. 23-The World says
under the leadership of Herr Most, the
local anarchists are arranging for cele-
oration November 18th, the anniversary OF
me hanging Of the Chicago anarchists,
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-10-24

BrTTE, Oct. 23-Wm. Burt, Of whom
nothing is known butthat he is an invoter-
ade drunkard, walked into saloon this
morning and had a drink Of whiskey with
two friends. Soon after he was found
dead,
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-10-24

WHY WILL YOU cough when Shi-
loh's Cure will give immediate relief.
Price 10 and so cents and 81. For sale by
Lapeyre Bros, druggists.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-10-24
$25 REWARD.

Strayed or stolen about August 18th, from the
Rainbow falls, one bay mare, weighing LOO
pounds. branded jill on left shoulder, with
sorrell colt; also, one brown mare. weighing
about 1000 pounds, branded 0 on left shoulder
hay ing black colt; also two bay yearlings, ono
horse and one mare colt with white stripe in
face branded figure eight horizontal thusa
The above reward will bepaid for information
that will lead to their recovery. Address
Eclipse Stable, Great Falls M, T.
ALEX MCPHERSON
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-10-24

If so, we will convince you that Acker's
English Remedy for the lungs is supe,
rior to all other preparations and is pos
tive cure for all throat and lung troubles
Group, whooping cough and colds. We
guarantee the preparation and will give
YOU a sample bottle free.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-10-24
Caution to Mothers.

Every mother is cautioned against CIV
ing herchild laudanum or paregoric; it
creates an unnatural craving for stimu-
lants which kills the mind or the child.
Acker's Baby Soother is specially pre-
pared to benefit children and cure their
pains. 1t is harmless and contains no
opium or morphine. Sold by Lapeyre
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-10-24

FOR DYSPEPSIA and Liver Com
pfaint, have a printed guarantee on every
bottle of Shiloh's Yitillzer. 1t never
fails to cure. For sale by Lapeyre Bros,
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-10-24

THE REV. GEO. H. THAYER, of
Bourbon, Ind, says: "Both myself and
wife owe our lives to SHILOHS CON
SUMPTION CURE. At Lapeyre Bros.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-10-24

ARE YOU MADE miserable by indi-
gestion, constipation, dizziness, loss of
appetite, yellow skin? shiloh's Yitaliz-
er is positive cure. At Lapeyre Bros.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-10-24

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Oct. 20 The num-
Der Of new cases yesterday was 43 and
one death.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-10-24
THOROUGHBRED SHEEP FOR SALE.

have for sale 20 head of Cotswold and Shrop-
shire rams: also 30 head of thoroughbred Merino
rams Will sell cheap. For full particulars adj
dress ROBERT BLANKENBAKER.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-10-24

New YORK, Oct. 22--Bar silver o.:
Copper-Flat; Lake, $17.35.
Lead +: Quiet, unsettled, domestic
$420h. ====-- e
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-10-24

SHILOH'S CATARAH REMEDY--A
positive cure for Catarah, Diptheria and
Kanker Mouth For sale by Lapeyre
Bros
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-15
ORIGIN OF TIE "sL0ODY SBIE'!
The Expression Said to Have Bssn Dsri
Frors an old Corsioan Custom.

The origin Of the expression, "bloodJ
Shirt" is said By correspondent to be
from q Corsicaa custom, now nesrly OBJ
solete. In the days Of the Herce "vea-
delta" bloodshed was q coamon occur
rsnce. Before the burial Of murdered
man the "gridstas was celebrated. "Gri-
data" crying around. Let US translate
it iwake.n The body Of the murdered
was laid upon plank, then his wsapons
placed near his hand aud his blood-stairse
shirt sung above his heed. Arourd the
rude bier circle of women, wrapped in
their black Bantles, rocked themselves to
and fro, with vociferous waliing.
The men, relatives and frienGs Of c
murdered man, armed to the teeth, stood
around, mad with thirst for revenge. One
of the woueE-the wife, O. mother, OF
sister OF the murdered mab-with 8 yell
would snatch the bloody Shirt, AID,
waving it aloft, begin the "tccero"
(ismentation how'd.
The rhythmic bowling was made up OF
expressions Of love for the dead and sitter
nate bowls of hstreG for his enemies, and
Its startling images and tremendous
curses were echoed in the faces aud MAJ
terings OF the armed mourners. b.
transition the phf4ee "bloody shirt" WAS
applied to the SoItnera rebellion.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-15
Livs Stock Markets.

ct. LOUIS. $40, june Is - Cattlc-Rec eipta
40 o. shipments 2lOOi the market was
higher: .oice heavy native steors
s. 2oG6 10; fair to GOO native s.eers 81 5Od
o.; butchers st. ers, tine 10 Cnci .,
So 1904 so; stocsers anI feeders fir to gOod,
5! Gas 50; mere, Oidinar 10 good, s. 800
40 Hogs R2cei Is 1900; shipm nts 500;
market ssitr. prices ranging from IS 2l65 65,
sneep Recelpts 35Ol; shirmenrs 1900; the Il ar
sei strong; fair TO an s. 50dj p.
KANSAS CITY. No. Jun 3.-Iaule-Rsoeipts
400; shipments .S}O; market sc'lye and
..rong; Gry-fed ste rs lOug and .oc higher;
corn and grass ste rs 51l0c higher; grass
Texas steers active and a shade higher; good
to ChOi e corr fed S 25GG5 80; common 10 me-
Oium 81 1884 30, ST c<eTs 81 O0G2 30; feeding
steers 80 OCG3 a. cows s. 0lb3 90. Hog
f goot aqd We X AMI SC lower TO- common
ran Ing from s. as 50. sheep Receipts 1907
shipments 700. ROor, .tons; com on, weak:
good TO 81. Ice s. 5te4 o., common TO medium
s. CO.'S 60.
CHICAGO. ILL, June Is = Cstsle--Reee D 0
CUU. shipments ....; market EtrOug for good,
l"wer for comm N RraSsers goa to choice
IS 4Od6 50 grass T 81 25G5 90; cows and
"a 10; Texans 81 0 . 90 Hogs-RsCeipts %, e
"a msrket ttow ana 5; Iowi r. COs'ng firm I;
nj "a s 4Od5 e.: heavy s. 5'E5 20; light
s. 3585 60 SheGu-Ee c pts 5000; sJiuments
eyas muttOl 8 50 FO83 - ITO kerr 3 10 3 90;
west feeders S. .5G3 AZ. TeNrs feeders
S! 0.0i 25; lambs per head, s. CCG4 W.
NEW YORK, June IS e ewes Receipts So
ca 10 Is tor N TX, L - carl ads for sauEh ler-
ara ifGct, a ID l. rlOa Tor exports ION.
Go cattle higher but rading wa not brisk.
aud dozen ca lOsGs rGma' n uns q poor and
common natives and o. Texas sLCcE dull and
weaA: native Steers S. 1858: TeNss and
OIL rafT cattle So 2ua4 81, bn H. ard dry COWS
s. T5d4 40 sheep Receipts $780, Inferior and
cnmm.n limbs DeSec'ei; good aud choice
lambs q m anu higher; shI ep IS 1tG3 s.; lambs
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-15

&C ~ ! SIC; ~ { -, ". 7.-. - - =.
-UasS'e, ssnns, N. S'S- 80 Leg 80 ~
No, :, lee; No. ;, so
PEovIsioN,--rts os,'. On ira S,rr' - -
loo:
r,,h-h.a1srsl. ~ b li's M. !. 81 10. No. (,
I ID; hSlf hh's He. l. 20 81 -. ;, 81 =. 3rs-
ssu.cei n,sI'sh hsrrtn,.. usr tocses. :. 81.
Holland herring. -Ksge, s. 81 81 =.
Dried herrinCs-Pav tor, ATS
Bologna seUs2qe, Ike.
eure' nre.tfsst bacon 10,s6 l3ic, row elssl
N,r"" 81 d9S- =rhort "ies.l fr, saI, So 6qSc
Silver Shield hams Exc 90 breakfast bacon
l2'; do shot clear bacon exc: do short cles,
49, Refined fierce. s19sxo, OF, y csns
sSs \ IS '%ds7i q, IG,n cans go
silver shield pure eaf lard, tierces, exc: do sc
D cans &c; d. 20 D cans IOc; do IL Ib can.
F1.'; 10 cans lO3Ic, 3S can. lO1Ic.
hs,s;' Pc, e >; ~ ~ ~; IA per oei 81
Cracked whost-Psr y so
Crsoke!s-A coda, SC: XXX sotz 40; oss.R
ssc; ginger snaps, &c; lsmoI c-esr,. 81,
sugir-yinr powdered. Jhio, s89SacJ &c
half bbls sH9sSci s:snoaTt afaaulu.edr bDls
I1G7Sc; Louisi.ns graduated. bbl., 7E9
IHo. stAndsr6 4, Ihe.Hg; eAo'cc vSite, ia
10; u"r's',ne y. CT choice, 6HS6Hc;
fancy 6x16ko
suaogisa-stsrch. pearl. sHess, lump, sEe
90; csndles,full nu=s. ssS5ci sgck ca d., 81
sc; fancy, lo9l6cI rope, s;ssl, y inch ba.it
sSs .0Sc; do cotton. snd Sic inch. TX
&c: DO cotton, \ inch lie; herring. irpor ed
s. 70 per Eeg; rais!ns. California loose 7.A-ea-
seis, u %; DO y boxes, 81 60; do X boTes, 5 c
cider, CRIB apple, &Uo, Missouri. 'lci vinegar
I5e2oo; conc snsrstst 'Je,.2 l5s4ec, jrst, s!gzot
loc per gal; crooks. glazed l0c per sst; indigo
75o per b 6lu,ng ;ocGSi 90 per Dozen; Col =
macsroni, imported. l3n rer e Aneri-
can 6oc per y 6oI. Buckets. tpe hoops 81 500
50 per dozen; brilliant 1us. bhia lst Eupioi
hols. isc; do, So cases. So 10; brilisnt, .
cases. 81 10; do. III rscssr - ST: oaki1.1 pow
dsrs, b1lk, lIcI II cana, ?. &c; mEckrou
sInaE box. csc; va:n.eelll. email Jox. 70:
oatsuo in bulk, pc! Ealloe. $50; c,csste:
sauce n 6Cls, PSF gallon. g. ~ EIIct p'G4 c.
PSF y hbl, IS 81; dried apples, rs, 6+a-c.
sliced, ,'fa7hci choice evaporaLed, sGg&c;
fancy 9SElc.
R.ce-Prime 61fSc; choice eH G64c.
POULTRY-We quote: Young Iy!r g CHECKER E
81 I5G2 90 per 6ozi ole asn7 a 50 par dos
,u-se-. 81 coal IL eSoh,
WOOL--ight mediam, l6rlsc.
WHISKY eCslisd u Iva 81, Ia par proc:
solt mas5, two yea.t o.G 2? Il; tETG
years ole 81 aCa22 90; fancy eCtrs old EhisE
00E5 co,
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-15
FROM AUSTIN.
The Gazette's Weekly Compilation
from the State Capital.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
AUSTIN. TEX June 1.-THE amount
OF SIS. 900 Of the rsusinder Of ire Tsxss
Indemnity fand of ss27 600, wss received
at the Treasury to-day and deposited in
The great new steel vault On the first q Jor
of the new cspitol T~enty- Eve thousand
dollars will be received Tomorrow from
LEGAL banks. thus making the payment
complete. This VIII meke the sctusl
cash it the Treasury s. tAis date 81, 200,-
700.
Toe Electric Light and Power Of Tyler,
fled It's CHARTER to-day.
Burnet county bas deposited iu the
geologicsl museum IN the new capitol a
splendid assortment C the mineral pei
meus Of tast couaty, iociudirg iron ore,
marhle, petroleum sad large onyx
store.
G ,vaTnor x )ss has returned from Waco.
Judge TowDes, Of he District CcucE, is
at his boma ia Gsofge.oSp, sad VIII rot
return u1til Wednesday, wien it - ex-
pected be will deliver lis decision n the
suit Of rhe STATE VS.. the ] iterra'! raj and
Great Northern RtilwsY, fer iorf -i.ure Of
charter and privileges
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-15

,.n; g. wA!rH H. tim 4'ed the winter whe.
- = W % o. nose., a sltiDg wheat at 49,
/" 90 acre. Jyly wheat re,cted - $50 aud
t.'r''i ~ So To- s"'ei u of corn were 7Os
-.'s NOR t.fl4 esq l;ei and opsned sc uu-
der lat igNt. Hr sp cts of large receipts for
tl,moErow cauass 40 her set back sitter the
iruentent or he special weakness
c-usef t'v the recGip n sirustt'n snpeared
stforg; J1l' opgnen $3.50, sold off TO 52l.s and
IN I asN, Iheu tack 10 a2Xc aud to ard the
close 10 he'd IN second time wi wheat AVID
ri 'sed 5Ssc or 4 over las. right. Provision
trade receivf p little 4 liz old lime Interest
a'6s, where hogs W. In better supply aud
'Wer; IN retr clement felt ENCOURAGED to
hsmJ" r he marset The morning open ming was
compl a, ve'y strong, BIT free selling turned
dHcliLed d27tc, lard 567xc, and short ribs
TO-. Ter considerable portion of this
hre K was reEatnef. Jg,y rt opened at
closed at SIS ~; July lara opened at s. 55H.
sod Gow7 t, s. SIX ant lu.rd at s. S.. July
short ribs "pe I'd at s. 81 ana g Id ct 81 60
a. TO- cd.ss e0'e1 d. a. g. Les ssirass
July SAC, Ausust SIC. d &C, mber s62c,
CpTn -JuAe 52t4c; july 52tc; August 63&o;
nemb HS Mess pork per ba,ral July
81 ~; ALNust Si3 SIX: ten;her SIS 971I;
Lard july s. 8; Au ust IS 6o; -ep'e uber SIS IS;
% TO yer S IS. snort ribs july s. 81; August
s. 62bs September 81 - Cash quotaiioos were'
nsat-No. rec So y. 2COrn 52hIc. Mess
s. so Shot ribs, sids'. lon.e $50 dry salted
shoulder. boxed. s. at %; short clear sioes,
boxed. SIS 0 as rs.
NEW ORLEANS. A June H. Corn dull. weak
and lower; nike Sta 65ci yel om 66667c;
white uus 'sled at 67a DC. "a du aud lower;
No. ?, Az. Coffee easier; RI1 ASI7c.
ornmeal caster 81 S! 81. Hay quiet
81 O0G23 on HoS producrs dul ana cropping
for p TX. LardS7 s7H. Bulk meass-ShouIders
Sc As; long clear al Gear RIB. S. 80 Ba-
ool- Shout 'ers Sc SIX; lorg cl"sr SIS IS;
Writsy market quiet It 81 O5Gl l3H.
Coffee out bat firm: Rio lp.Gl7%c Rec
rte4dy II S&G4S3 CoItou seeI products du,l
s.. c; ccnJrif gals c Iic, Wi =. SIC; Of hite,
r .G64c; ellow cia' I'D, 6 II l6c prime ell
low rIa iird. : Is I6d6c: seconds 5%S5Hc.
Mol sses eady; "peu KETTLE tair to good for.
l9d20c; centrlfuSais, pIime TO gooc prime,
l,L- 2Uc.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-15
The WEEKLY GAZETTE: FORT WORTH IE1s FRIDAY JUNE M

9 ate Of Texts TO the pationsl Republican
convention, which Ensembles st Chicago
on the l9sh inst, left for Chicago to-
night. He stated that he had been notified
thnt the headquarters Of he Texas dele
CATION would be in the r alto building,
i'm nediatelY south Of the Grand Pacific
hotel, where the delegates TO the CONVEX
ton from this stae were expected &c re-
port. Mr.. Cupey carried with him pair
OF monster horns handsomely decorated
with banner over three feet in length,
stretching from tip to tip, bearing the
egeDd "TeIas Headquarters, while the
centre YVES mounted with q huge five
designate the headquarters Of the delega'
lion. Sh
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-15
The Uoree Marks,

GALVESTON TFr. juno IS -,in6ea decline
&c to day n sll gr e es exec { old government
Java Quotations re: GOOD . binary, l7fc /;
fair is prime. SIC rho.ce, l9c; peaberry, Doc ;
old gov rnment Jaws. 24c.
NEW YORK Juae l3.-Cofee-Spot fsir; Rio
dull and nominal Il l5G, options 10 to % points
/! SOGl2 80; July 10 !69n 10. August 10 O@
55i september 10 solo ); O5Iober 95a
1l0. Sugar dul-; refining q ipted a. IL l63;
csntrifuSs, So test, so / fined stesdy and
de- and fair; p;U-covafO, IS test, 4 Il l3c.
Mola SEES dull; so test oml al at X. Rec
llet and stea1y. PetrOelm steady; united
C os d ttesdy at 7jHc. Cotton seed oil quiet
aud unchanged. Tal.ow arn and quiet; prime
ritvl3 l6.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-15
ayelssss bs.ssemeafe,sr discovered
! !; s; s; /; 4 !, i! j s,i;l'
YOURLEFT HANDIN YOUR POCK
This is Not Loafer,sb, Bat tbs Crusx
Good Form-Is biust BIS thr Lrft Hand.
New Ynrk Mall and EYprela
lie. For sale by all druggists.

Good Form-It Musr BIS thr L,ft Hand.
New York Mail and EIPresa
1t your real sTells want TO be really
English they must carry their respective
LIFT hands buried to the wrist in their
respective left trousers pockets. All the
dudes in town have taken 10 dong It,
aud every ch.ppie or Fifth avenue after
TIE wednesday N stinees this week WAS
ac.1,llg lop-sidsd with the exartiop
OF reSchipg the very bottom seam Ct
his left trousers pocket. L, you csn let
thu tips CT The fugers OF \ pair Of tsn.col-
ored gloves De seen in iuxtsposi;ion to
your left cuff l1st st ths mouih OF the
pocket you viii tn 3rety proclaim Yoursel:
oae @! Wales s.rics-sE sdaere1ts, ye
knaw. Don't, es you value your repu's-
ton for s1ellis1oess, pus your right nsud
In your rish: pockei, fSE this il SIS inGch
Q breach oI.good form ss il usei t. be to
carry your hves with tbs f5gers point
ing At instead OF forward
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-15
GENERAL Blankets
Prcduce and Prnviuiona.

ST. LOUIS. Mo-, June 10 Flour q1iet and
unchanged. Wheat Opered cas- at yesterd y's
figures and ADVANCED Il ;. then dropped q cent
recovered and ccsed steady at cpeulng prices
July SASS. closing at s3Ec; August 54Ge4 n C,
closing a. S4Ic: December S9d5S1sr ,cllsinz III
s3Hc. 0orn rnsetslet. but ciosed aatsneed
cash is94s1zc, july 4s3.S434<c ,osii#S5ss1<c:
$3.50, closing at . So. Oats ~ 44aa 4S2c.
June 5l1ic; July 2s.c. &&u8 g5 !.
Corumesl steady st g s.. NH FN l..
P'oyia!ons weaker Pork at tlf sfar
IS 90; Iors clears 81 ~ cleaf rb,
81 10; short clears S. OOas c. III II con r. b. ed
.aoulters, s62H6 IS; long 8sHSs E&ssl
Hams SO 75al1'O. Af;erno6h bosr4ss,Whea a.
ire ulari Ju y si3Gc; Ausu't si3.c; S .stembf r
s554 :; nomilal Decemb s5Xc. CIR &&Jul
4ss46s2c; -Augus. iSIr O,Is dill H&m
June 81, bi f.; JAZZ 2sl.c bit August Sale o.
On cAGo 1t, Jun l3.-Tlere wa hnxy
ct ID WeaEness shp'n ia gral1e ek&Srcd-
eions On 'Ch-nse ear 10 cay. ThG&,As
Ter9 Z settled 81 such news as wakEflS ES
u Il Conf .ctinz character. Pts ye<e y3ii5f1t
leaders. especially on the bulls 80 an N
crowd afraid of short markets, sHxebt en- 84h
bulls for buying. there was p9psne s4Hi
ground. Y heat wa 1rst stea2&Ea V3fh,
then strong, and ward noon w6o5fh4the5yec
ond time without much si5nNsf Faaofher
bsrk to SAKE. Among the buiiish Influences
were report from france and LAX,
that the crop wac in danger from the CHING
bug. From appearances the smaller profe
were anxioueiy waiting chance to uSD
With the exception OF some buying vi Lei
Der wheat for foreign account ana fre< selli 4
By 81. Louis Il 9 trading was slmosse dusivel
local: The 81. Lous people 90 repor
that wheat would soon commen4& Investing
In the counEry south and wefM d = them1
statistician Dodge sent ont btn6 -
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-15
The SSoEl MAX 1,

GALVESTON, TEN, June IL Wool-steady,
far denaud, and unChangedi suring l. months
Zip fl -, l5H 6I7Hc; medium Tx 6l9Xc; 6 to
ICnrhs hp, fine, 4s9l5ll me 'ium l6GI7c;
hexican inrroved nominal; MeAtHsn car
pet, none ofsrns. Receipts this cay. 229 t45
pounds: THE aeon. 4n5,GT3 pounds; sales
none; stocs on hand $780,. 249 pOuncs.
sr. LOUIS. MO-, June lS-Wool-
and unchanged; unwa, he'd bright med -
l4422fc coarse braid IlGl9C; Low sandy l-t7
lie line light l26lsc; fl uoaVy l66 sc;
ub-washed, choice, SAC: in erIor 351
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-15
On CHANGE.
Sptt Cotton Unchanged, Futures from
1913 psinfs Lgwtr-SoEey
Market Easy.
Wheat Opened Easy, Fluctua.ed Mar
rowy and Closed I rsEL'ar-Live
stock TRANSACTIONS BYisk
Daily Rrv,s ~.
CAVITY Oyr'Jn, I
FORT WogTA. Tx. June Is. 1889.


CAVITY Oyr'Jn
EoRT WogTA. Tx. June Is. 1889.
A moderate trace has been done in
Fort Worth to-day, which, though not
up to the volume CT las. Week, WAS fairly
satisfactory.
THE JoBBING TRADE
hiss been somewhat improved this week
oy an Increased demand from the re-
t.ilers Induced by more sens oaable
weather prevailing, still IT is not So large
Is usu.l, though Continuance CT
he pr-sen. Temperature will give e
good demand for sp-lce and summer
fabrics in the uear future. Accounts
from the interior are also more favorable
than they were, snd orders ~ nail and
wire s5ows2 increased bdslusss doing
with h. Il es wJu HaVe lately complained
cf duii traie. JJ5bers are hopeful th st
the st3ra made maV Ne continued, ana la.
slajger T4pleaie. N Il: Z, fsummer s:ocBe
81 the re sliers may yeE BE- required. Tie
season Is fily t1o weeks behind i 0!Y
Goods r .pJrEer.