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Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-26
ABOUT PEOPLE.

The estate Of tia late Mlrshsll Jewell,
at Hartford, h.: jass been soli for $780,
coo.
Humphrey Ward, husbsud OF the wo-
man who wrote ar )bars Eismere," Is Sn
editorial writer On the London TlS1es. :,
Msry Anderson ssiled for Nav York On
the Umbtis on October %. Her engage
ment in Dublin terminated the Gay be-
fore.
Mr.. Henry Willard says he attributes
his success IS e-Pallroad map to his
knowledge Of human nature, gained By
Newspaper work
Beers, the Australian yacht builder, is
in Nav York. he represents an Austria
Ian syndicate which Is acxiors to make
the oes. bosts in the world.
Ssseg, Ya.e's famous pitcher, Is 20 have
charge Of the University Christian Asso-
eiation this year, and next year lie Will
enter a theological seminary and prepare
for the ministry.
Henry G. R2worth of Augus.s, Ga, is
the Oldest railroad engineer IN the
country. When he fist hsrdled the
throttle twelve miles en- hour was con
sidered good time.
Senator Hearst OF California Is ssh to
hsve at least one mine 10 every mining
STAKE and territory in the country. He
began his mining vea.ures as q cay
lnborer IN the mountsius..
Lord Ternyson has had new Volume
Of poems ready tor some time, which he
has kept b,ck eIpe cling the United States
20 pass Al International copyright Law.
It is not known when they will be pzo-
lished.
One Of ths LUCKY spectators who tsvs
mace fortunes in Washington real estate
is General E. F. Reale. VINO Was minister
| to Austria under General Grant. Ia
Fbxls st. least 81 1000, 900 worth Of prop
ertY IN the Cspilsl CITY,
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Tbs Fer, Tra-a- Na1zasso


BUTrER-Te1ss 200 psz .,
CGTTOk-S 25a1S Is.
CoYTgR-Rio, fair l7&s; ps'es TX; sho.cs
N4sleS3; fancy ec - Jass 7s&3i 10 seR Eie
UREFsE-Full crssEn t7yiEs 13tS1tc; Bad
ger state l4hal5c; young AueIics l5@toAa-
usiaNhD r4Ocns..s r,oss seL egtsa. r.As
sisnaard. Sc. 81 50; 5 Is q OBJ pooopds, IS.
I. 40i rs Il s., atEaxnszTtes.9 b il IS olaof-
cszrtes, 2 h, 81 Is; green ssgss s.; rSsp-
s.; oysssrs' fan Hsisns, ss5ce.s.la; J A.
81 soa1 3d. teuAscae, STANDARD, no els
i0i "a 81 snSl :ai sIssn coz. Il loci 90.
o.la,on. ! , 81 7lGl SIS sarainas, ha, Co
Qssia ccsdssssd rs.ih IS S. California canned
goods, Cutting brand, are On the marks: SID
sre quoted: Apricoss, ~ ns, 50 Is; blscEber-
white sling. q IS; oluns. g CO.. pearb q 40:
gTapss. & co; red aherriss s. -
DBY G0ODS-Pyice nsI Of rAu ard winter,
1888:
Prints-Anen.s fancy, Go; American fancy &c;
Ss S2aIo, oil &C. sei0Es a.5 Isl s &c: Ia
cssto1 s,lve: s grey. 5Sc; asssai q; Hamilton
siap g checks. &C; Lodi, Sc; Manchester. &C.,
Mofriusck. &c; Ramspo, 3Hc; Simpson',
nourningss SIC; Windcor fancy, exc; Wash
layton eli ooiors, &c W. shineson canary, 7c.
B.own Characterization, SAc; App.eton &
! nc; Argyle Family Cotton, TIC; Augusta {. l
| &c; Belfast X, exc BACK Grow, 64C, OF y
&c; Busy Bee. 6hc; Clifton CCC, SIC; Ocr..itu
ZION, 7Sc; Chapman Lining, 5Sc; Marshal
LII Ing, Axe; Utica G, 4Xci Lawrence L., &c
| Piedmont, &c.
Bleschsd Corton-sterling, Sc; Prosperity &C
Peabody, &c; Balla.dVille, &c; Fores: Mills
/ Ike; Pioneer, Ike; Snowflake, Ike; Ellerton
So; Lilly of the Valley, SIC; Lon.dale, sc
Blackstone, Sc; Cha npiOn, exc; Co1waY, Ike
Crusat er, SIC; Dauntless. &c; Farmers Choice
| 10; First Call. 6Xc; Fitchv,lle, 7kc; Fruit Q
she Loom, exc; Gem Of the Spindle, &c; GUi'
Medal, fHc.
H;;kory Strtpee - Hamilton, 10; Extra Stout
loo: Rock River, sHoi Cambridge, &c; Sheridan
| &c; COnestcss IoKc,
4 Everest, I<,<c; Haymaker. Ike; Carthage, lbc
j Aurora, l3Hc.
l slssias-Red Gross, 60; Mound City, ske
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as repidly as possible. sad will cost be-
tween $1,000 and $40 900.
| Tomorrow the contr:ct will be let for
a two-stcrY iron ircnt brick building to
| be erected On Main street between
| Twelfth and Thirteenth, to BE- 05xl00
feet. This Is bsiGg erected By Mr. Mon
| mig Of St. Louis, who will CT gSge in the
wholesale and re:ail hard ware business
a good brick building Is nov going up
m West Wasthe,ford stree. between
Houston snd ThroCknorton.
| Mf. A. 7. BTers, W2o hiss cast his lo.
With Fort Wcrtb, says he proposes to
build a teuT-s,ory sad basement building
On the northeast :oruer Of Main end
Seventh streets. This building will %
ftv feet front.
Early In the spring proniaen.
merchant says be will build 100x2O0 feet
running from Maia To Glu5Eoa street.
This building WILL be four stories nigh.
Two architects OF this city arc now
experimenting work on four residences
to cost in the aggregate SIG $50.
The work on the Board Of Trade build
| i3g is up to the second story. This
building will cost over 100000.
The work on the Bsptiet cnurch Ia be-
| ing pushed, The walls are now up for ten TO
twelve feet. This church Hill cost $40,
600.
The Cumberland Presbyterian church is
well under way. Tue walls are now
about fourteen fee. high. The cost Will
be S85, 900.
TIE flushing TOUCHES to the Cameron &
Tafum mammoth mill ard elevator viii
be pnt on this seek. Tnare Is S27Q, eco
Invested in this plant
TIE last Of the tour buildings erected
by r. E Maddox On lower Msin street
will be completed in two weeSs. The
totsi cost is Ss7,5
THE GAZETTE building will be com
pleted in soo1 TWO seeks Cost 1922, 0G0
TIE Max Evsrs elevator IS noH al
WORK. CJst, So 0G0,
The 81. w Williams f?ut-story building
on Houston stcset, rasf Ten b, Is nearly
rssdg for the root. Clss, 500. 600.
The John FiernsY t1o>storY DTick, fiEt7
feet front on Houston street, Is nearly
completed. CGss $4,000
Tee walls Of the Cssuolic church are
beginning 10 60 up. This church will
cost $50 geo.
The Innings threesstoTy building On
Main Sire ct, near Third, is completed ard
will be occupied this week. Cost, So 600
Tee addition TO the Mansion hotel,
foar-etorv brick, Is about completed.
Cost, $4,000.
Three bricks On IVES. WeaiheIford,
near Thrnckmortop, abou. completed.
Cost, sl4 GOO.
There are eight handsome residences
completed and re2riy completed which
coss over S145 0C0. This includes tie
Roe, Bes!l, Rogers, Ball end Logd resi,
delces.
Before 1888 Coca on: the architects say
that new wors to thu value OF $4,000 ia
business houass and residences will be
under way. %
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~
Showing deficit OF 9i4 $40 qtt. N The gen.
eral requirements.
From rs taole IL will ba observed that
II Europa Is the largest producer 0; Whes
Is Ess, never .helees, not furnished sutfl
Gent for its own consumption.
Commenting on these figures, smother
reliable ,urnel sayg: Symptoms OF the
approach Of Water aud thu crossing be-
lief in the shortage IN America, h.v-
combined IN producing strong market
IN tha U aited Kiugdom IS we'll .s on tee
continent. Ont Of flfy-six country msr-
kets, thicty-six recorded higher prices,
and the remainder probsbly would have
done likewise had they not been held
early in the week, before TIE upward
movement had acquired strength. Ir
France 'miIlers are buying mere
freely il view Of the better
prices to be made for Nour and
in consequence of the moYemen. il
Amer.cs. Tie quantity Of new crop Of
fering ia not excessive, bat only the hler
qualities are sought for. The E:ao Agri
lie assumes thst AmerIcs will ship IN
,lS8S-S9 IL. OO0,o00 as, bu. the outpu;
trpm the states ard Cansns is not likely
70 exceed 100000 qrs, seeing tia. the
total shipments In the cereal yesr ust
erded Old not exceed 1l,Ia0,o00 qrs to
Europe and 2.70o. 600 qrs to the West IL
Gies, CdiEa, etc. Not 20 tske up other
poin:s on which opinions differ the E;hC's
estimste for America alone Is about
4,000, 900 Qrs over the marx.
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CEREBRAL MARKEcs.
Pre5uoe and srouir,ors

ST LOUIS. Mo-. Oct "a. -Flour-Market Was
lifeless. Whesr l. wHr; cara 81 e7t{; Deosmb
closed 81 Isb5@l COS. as ed MaJ 81 ll1isl y.
asked, necemOer SSls BID year ssiso; Jso-
uary S21Ic; az a3S Cor mel quiet al 81 e5.
VIII. stesdy 81 IA Prov sioa, dull and
$ l2h Dr cal ed meats-ShouldeT 1886: o"gs
aud Ilbs IS OuG5 p. hlr. clear s. Si6fS 7T.
*acon- Shoulder IS so. longs aar ribs 81 60
Az ,hort clear 50 -5S9 SIX. Hams $ i 20
a 10 so. Bai!og stuh-B ggIng steady; IL
lbs ll'Sc; lbs l2Rc. lion cotton ties 81 20
lar wheat lowe spot No. red. 81 o,aSl 10
Options closed Oct Der 81 70; November 81 9S:
december 81 llh; January 81 2A: May 81 l6H.
closed: October 49c NovemDe. Iotsc; Deem
Der sos; January 4Slze; May 7ac. Coffee
O1tions steaoy, moGerst blsiaess W I'll bad
her 40. November IS SQals ~; December
Is 5od u 20; January Is t09l3 81: s OF Rio, fsir
carkos l534c sugar Raw inactive on eaey, re-
fined in moderate demand mi stead Rico
firm and qdieti domestic 4itG6Rc, japan 5@
SIC
KANSAS CITY. NO, Oct "a. Wheat steady;
No red. cash 9Ii4o 81 ed Nov. Ia Der soc. lid;
December % did My 81 o. Corn 8 e,dy. No.
bid.
\ CHICAGO III, DC. 2t.-There was fsir bust
ness in wheas, though at times t g market
ruled qoie G fee ing was unsettlec, but
nuctua.ioas were confined within = moderate
limit Inc close was &c lower for December
anc &c lower for May than yesterday. Corn
was i. se.'led. and closed J. a. lower than
yestt rday. Tnete was only faic srsde in pork
but the close was steady. Lard
ruled weak ana closed suisS.
shot ribs were e:esdy. L. aoing .utures
closed: Wheat No. O,tober 81 lI4;
Nov mber 81 lI;4 De- euber / ISH; May
81 l2zs. Corn-No. Octob n Il November 4lc;
December 19'.c; Nay sS%c, Mess pork OCTOBER
Sl4 %: So.em "a SIX; January Sl4 IS:
MAY II 10. Lard October S, s.; November
Z
Iibs october 81 }; Janua ST SIX. Cash quuts-
ttons: Flour Demand limi,ed, Ms .pring
wheat S. ll@l III; No. q red 81 lls
! 'lA. No. CORN 4lo. Mess pork. SI4 "a
II SIX. Lard S36 Snort RIBS sides, loose, 81 so
n : 8. Dry sailed shou ders, box.d, IS 70
a SIX. Short cl.er sites, boxed, 70 seas 20.
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Hhe Wool MarSas.

GALVESTON, TEX, Oct. 2I.--Wocl-Aa, anse
from ~ &c snd closed finn at the following
quotat. IONS: Spring wave mouth. clIo. dns.
leG35c: medium <Sss2Ic; f,l, fne lealSc; me-
ui-m l7Slec; other grato unchanged. Re-
csiDts this day 81 Geo pounds; tsis season
2. GALA pounds; snipme ntt this Say 1885
pouL ds; his season lgS,3GS pounds; sales this
daf and season none; stock on hand ]. S26 s2l
pOunde.
ST. LOUIS, 10, Oct. wool-Firm and
unchanged bright medium lsS23kc;
coir.e lld20o; low sandy lO9l!c: 6ne light
i3d SO: fas heavy ll2l7c; tuo washed 32@
3s}1c. There havs BEEN quite Number Of
buyers in ths marx ct during ths week. The
princip V cieIies of ssock sold were improved
Colorado an sew 7ican half b .oed sad me-
dian Missouri and Texas.
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TRAIN WRRCKER3.
Numerous Attempts to CAUSE Catastro
pho By ak uoWn PARTIES.

NUMEROUS Attempts to CAUSE Catastro-
pho By o ok aown PARTIES.
Sr LOUIS, Mo, O;t. ga month
since an Fort was made to wreck We
bash western passenger train at g point
near Mexico, No, and tbs attempt partly
succeeded, several passengers being bad
ly Injured. Nov cone TITO moro st-
tsmpts OF Ike kind sud St the same
place. the Chicsgo ard Alton being
chosen this time. Last night the eng!n-
eer OF q Chicsgo and Alton passenger
train discovered obstrus.iops In time to
save his train. They were removed and
the nsx! train warned. When the second
train reached the spot it wss found the
distractions rad Saen replaced and theJ
were again removed. Detectives are
hun ting for the feuds. -
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WDO nave O6eu 81 uumSEOu5 tO-UoY IS 10
keep traders quite busy.
The Stiffness Of waeat quotations is
very encouraging to growers, who Still
hsve quantity OF the article TO ma.ket
Fort Worth buyers are willing to psy
5 10 per bushel, and they are anxious 10
receive all they csn obtain ct thLi price
Tas receipts At Fort Wosrh h:ve been re-
Guced by the rains, which have maie
roads lesdiug into the city rather pec !;
ous great many csT.csds are now
Co theig ws7 TO or are III Course CT load
irg for This nssket. One su.h0gi,y said
to- day thst the attitude OF buyers was
occss!onsd oy fheir bell; hist wheat viii
not De IS loG sgain this seaeon a. 1t is
Low.
Cotton receipts to-day have been a5ou,
leo bs!es. Win qn7tstioDs ranging be
tween 8 25 ard SIS cents, With mQsi
sales 81 $50 cents.
Produce is not in large supply. Qio-
Is ions to-day are: Eggs, 12; butter,
20o; chickens, 50 oo@225 Tarkeys are
worth from 30; up, ,acn. Tu!nioa bring
60c per busGsii sweet potatoes, $50 i0c ;
Nalsem0nd yam 50c. Dry hsld peas srs
worth 23c per pound.
Note chsnge In hog products and su-
gars.
The Wsu Street News has this to say
regarding the recent failure OF the at.
tempt TO corper tie lead market: The
announcement Of the failure CT Corwith
& Co yesterday crested considerable eI-
citemens. The failure is reported TO be
libely to resch the mill oas, and it is
feared will sr3ct . number CT cur city
bsrks who hsve been carrying o large
line Of the drm's p,per. Ths house has
been holding large q Isn.i,y OF lead fer
higher prices, obtaining advances on
notes deposited 10 bsns7, but hiss not
been able to keep up the margins. Tue
fkiuye has, therefore, thrown large
quality CT lead on the market, which has
declined 80 points since LAST Wednesday,
afternoon.
Thai the Chicago business houses tske
: decided interest," II the eiectloa is evi
dzHced og the fact thst humber Ct them
daVe rot 13d THAR travellers that trey car
return hCme 20 register and vote G.. their
expense.
|: Is said thst TIE commercial Travellers
Of this country row rum Ter ever $50, 900
aud reach in tneit J Iurneyiugs every 10 WI
srd hamlet In this country; rhey are the
grea:as. distributors OF goods, the ship
merts caused by their ssies being about
100000, 600 tons cut Ct 400 600. Geo tons
now Cared yearly by the railroads., ans
they speud eyer 81 $50 600 per day, or
acout 1882, COO 000 per travelling yesr Of
5ire months, which ID distributed amor
the Carriers, hotels, shopkeepers ana
producers.
THE WORLDS WHEAT PRODUCTION.
TIE Echo Agricole has published It's es
t!mEte Of this yesr's wheat crop Of the
world, which appeared in extenso In the
List OF the 81 instant, and the following
'sb.e shows the Production, he. Imports
aad exports, in tne fTs divisions Ct the
globe:
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Sic VIZ ZEE.
RoCkwall SUccess,

hOCEWdII SUyCt5S,
The Rjckwsil N VS. "draws the deedly
psrellel" On the Fort Wcrih GAZETTE.
Poor GAZETTE, we will mics you greatly,
but Sic vita est. TIE G. ZETTE has
worked long and ncbIy for It's town ard
Rexss and DanocrSey, but when the
News draws his "deadly pa.sllel''-bu.
We csp's fad language to express our
syTStthy. o poi!!csl reforners!
HsRyeng, o Nars, will you point tie
's4saHg psrsnel" and cause the noble
&&zTTK to fear and tremole?
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On TRIAL FOR sURGER.

q Son OF General s1susg-r yamsgs OF sho
wEbash RAILROAD.
ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, Oct. 24-The trial Ct
young Tslmsge, son of the lata General
Manager A. A. Talmags Of the Wabash
Railroad, who WAS indicted for murdeEtn
the first degree for killing teleEfeAh
operator named Tidd at Brunswick, NE
last January, began st KsytesyilI&sF ESQ
ttr.day. The case is attracting wEls In
teress, o7siag to the standlugsof the des
ferdans. u -
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follows; Liverpool strong and I-i6s hIxher.
Sales 10. eco bales.
New York firm and 1.16c higher Sales 81,
n e..
New Orleans STEADY at yesterdays quota-
tions Sales $500 ba es
GALVESTON. TEX, Oct. s4-Cotton Arm.
Middling exc; low middnng s.; rood or
binary sH. net and gross r ceipts 27lo ba'es:
exports to Great BEi ain IiSl bales; sales 237i
bales; BLOCK ~, 1873 ba es.
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Uni.eo States comparative Etsssneat.
Decisl tn tho GaYette
Nsu Orisana.

NEW ORLEANS, Ia, Oct. cL-Cestea-Fu-
lures opened .teacy points lowr; ruled
STEADY 81 ne dec Inc aDd cl..ed steadv Is de-
CT of q spo nts. Oc.ob r eei8s IS; No
VEN O. l1Ge 9 DE Pmo- 92tG....; January
54@9 IS February 94499 IS: March 5ss SO /:
APP Il SEQ So NAV ;fGsq a.; June s6ss 81 /;
Juy 9iG9 90. ssles, 5000 ba es.
SkU UKLRASs. LA, OcI q. Cot STEADY ;
mic Ting 8 ! l6'; low m duling Is lSn; good
ordiU airy Is. Me- receipts 1924 bales.
cross Iecp p: lO5 80 bs &c. EHneIts o Great
Britain 1884 bales cnssfWise 6s7S bales. Sales
$3.50 bales. SIock Us 7t7 b9ies.
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gGwON nAKKA
LiycrpsoL
Spccisi to the Gazette.

LIVERPOOL, Oct Observation-Disclosures apeksd Il
fat az ABOUT yesterdays quotations. y9Seu Gay
and cl SEQ easy at decline of poilSE SSp !
ten her Octt bsr IS asked; Octobek E6gem SsEa
GO asked: November Decembeylf 23Ass edS
nary &c asked; February March 28tbit -
March April Is asked; April May 90 Nd
May Juus 5 81.
fair demand; mitdliug uplands sd; DO.
orleans sgd, Sales 10000 bales, of which
1000 were for speculation and export, aad
1900 American,
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AT. Meyer took goose sway from an
alligator ss the oyster factory grounds,
nsir Apa,schicoia, Fla. a few days since.
.Fs. goose WAS swimming in the water
sWaeh caught by the ol!:gator-sn eight
footef. Later in the day q gentleman
named R. K. Porter killed the gator. (
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NEW BUILDINGS.
One. Contract Let Yesterday and Another
One to Be Let To- Morrow.

HERE has for some time
past been talk OF several
new buildings to be erect
ed during the fall, and it
pss known that arch
tec:s were ct work On
piers for six or seven
fine buildings. Yester.
day H,ggart & Ssngu.-
nett let the contract for
the stone wo!k for q
building 100 feet by so
feet to be erected by "
A. Hu6nsn on R1sk
street, running north
from the corner Of SeV-
enth. THIS building will
be pushed to completion
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S3nstor Callom's Rosulb predictions
OF business rum throrga thu moderate
reductions oi the NILS bill a-e TIE same
chswed over STUFF tha. Id seIyic9 In Ea.
gland when tbst country WAS to be
"ruined" By free trhde. Mr. Cu!lom
should tske dose CT free q7iriue.
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NeW EorK.

Few YonE. Oat "a Cotton-yirn: r,dd,.,o
uPlinss 1876; mtdc ling orleans Is .l6; ssles
: bales Failures closeo st,dy Gales
g, oVe. OCTOBER 3 %; November Q IS; Deem
~ 70 April 10 10; May 10 Is; June 10 rs;
Julv 10 80. August 10 So
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The GissSat sorssYn georgia,

Mrs. s. E skcnf of the oltess and
BEST knowd nursekaF oeors 8, states that
in all her eIper epc9zWith bowel troubles and
chi dren lee hiASsS rigsers' Huckleberry
q Cor. ,al is the tissf renssiy.
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IIlasniR x,a,xstinn.

- NEW YORK, Oct. 90 George GourdoHs
Is tramp who nsd registered Illegally, was
sentenced to Sing Sipg for two and half
wears
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-26

EAlR trade, ra.ser
a more animated
tnsa thst Of yesterday
was hsd by the mer-
chants CT Fort Wor:
to-dsy. The q n e
" e st her succeeding
several days Of rain
and chilli1ess has lad
tae 81 ct Of bringing
out 8 CREST many Gus,
fArr N Sha uN-aae
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talvesIon,
Special to thu Gazette.

SAEyaaTos, EEK, Oct. s4.-Cotton s,rt
closed quiet and unchanged. Gross 70
ceipts 27i0 bal .; saies 4s5 bales; exports
I421 bales; stock q 1888 bale,; ordinary 7i-l6c;
good Oh dinarg $40; low middling Sc; mid ling
eh: good middling 9Ici middiing fair 10Sc.
Lead pg spot markets closed to cay ~ fol.
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Perv,ck. Sc: D e.. Yoke; Royal Twin. Ike;
Gold Dust. SIC.
h1utuckJ Jesus- Poiari,. lie; Hoosier, ike;
Queen City, 25Ac; Alliance, Sac; Our Choice,
SIC; DsvenpoFs, 2z}Sc; AgeLor,s, 22ae, extra
merino 4I1ao; Columbus. sc; G0ldesnnA l.s,
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C66de aaFSAss

Special to the Gazetta.
GALTE5roN. TEL. Oct. eA-Oo see-Firmer.
Win an 32Ward tendency, but aot quotably
higher. The stocks were smsM and me do
naand firm the interior light,
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Subscribe for TIE WKHKLY GAzHrrl
for the campaign 10 cents Q month.
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9aEAEC1Al,,
EGENT

Ssv YoEE Oct. 24-Borey or call easy It
IN u peg cent; last losnc at \ per sent. osed
offered ct 1892 pc ce"t. Sterling exchange
dull nut steady Al "a 81 for sixty.dsy bills and
"A S7is fer demand.
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On oh ANGE.
There Rke q ?asr BBssasss IL Wheat.
fee Hsi kss Ruled Qatss AID CIsSed
as Gencrai D.eIsae.
spot Cation Fractions and Futures From 4
- G Points J. .xer-Otnso
SlTonge:-Sooi Higher.
Daily Rrv.eu.

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Sepellants- Forbes, S7Xc;
Parttan, 45c; Payopis, 45c,
lvaLhoe, soc; Mantus, Axe.
k3;=s-i2 VsT SoasA
FLGUk-Ssst pEeeEIs, SO 2sa
nslf pstertS, 50 CO, third erki
Theas 6oUr, 10 - oasss, 50 s
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-26

Weekly GazaGe,
O1ly 81 cents Q year in clubs. Read
clubbing ffers in this edition.
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to the PRINCIPLES Sos forth in ou-
declaration o! purposes, and whose wealth
exceeds 800. 00o, snd VINO does Dot
believe in the existence CT surrsma
heirc