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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-07-27
Referees Sale.

IN ne cural CeaVf ef ihe .Sfafe of Orr
,gog, for Linn Comfy
II A Holman aud Julia Holman his wife,
Ollie shsth0n aud Haman Shetbon her
husband, aud EtzAbetd Holman, Plain.
tEff..
rcmpa Hunt and Leander Bunt, heF hus
band, Mary Hannah and ThoS Hannah,
her husband, Jeromiah Holman and
Elvina Holman. hts wife Isaac HolInan.
Elizabeth Strong and VIM. Strong, her
husband. Caisstefle foFgey and Elias
Forgey, her husband, Martha Hill and T.
Hill. her husband, Lotiio Reid and Thos
Reid her husband, Jeremiah WILDLY aud
Josephine " hidby, bic wife, Martha Lam
ders aud Jnb isanders, her husband,
Jeunie Caldwell aud Floyd Caldwell. her
husband, Sarah Hunt and Lyman Hunt,
her husband. Moilis Sanders and ID San.
ders, her husband, John WILDLY. Monroe
WILDLY, q II WILDLY, Thos WILDLY.
and VIM Bennett Defendants.
NOTICE Is hereby given that tho un.
N defslnged, the Referee duly appoInle
ed by The above entitled Court Ia lh
above entitled cause To make sale ~ the
premises hereinafter described, Will pur.
suant To an order of said Court In said
cause duly made sud eHtered Of record
on the l2lh day Of March, 1888, at the
Court House door In Albany In said coun
ty on
saturday the a5ifs day 9r August, 1883,
at the hour Of ono o'clock In the afternoon
OF said day sell all the right, title inteyeai
and estate OF each OF the Plaintiffs and
Defendants herein in and 10 the following
described premises. to-wit: The south
east quarter and the south half Of tho
northeast quarter OF Section sixteen In
10, K j.. Also the north
We st quarter Of the northeast quarter o
Section ten, Township ii y X W. Also
at the southeast corner OF lot
one in Section three in Township IL y X
W, and running thence west seventy two
rods thence north seventy six rods
Lbence east seventy.two rods; then % south
seventy six rods to the place oi beginning,
All situated In the Willamette meridian in |
Linn county, Oregon, containing 3i4
acres. Terms Of sale cash In hand,
WM. CYkUa,
Referee,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-07-27
MRS. E, J, O'CONNER
SheriRs Sale.

IN ae Cireua Court effss State o. Oregon for
Linn County.
N 4. Porter, Plaintiff.
w.
A. :. Bassett, Defendant.
NOTICE II hereby given that by virtue
1N OF an Execution and order of Anle
issued out OF the above named Court ia
the above entitled suit, will on
saturday the lIsh day Of August, asss,
at the Court House door In the city Of
Albany, Linn county, Oregon, 1T the hour
OF one o'clock p. 10. sell at public auction
for cash Ia. hand 10 the hiehes. bidder the
real property discFiDed Ia said Execution
and order Of sale rs follows, to-wit: The
5 w quarter OF the y w quarter Of Section
thirty, Township thirteen. south range
three, west, containing forty acres, more
or less 10 the County of Linn, State Of
Oregon. The proceeds arising from the
sale of said premises, 20 be applied First
to the payment of the costs and disburEe
ments Of suit taxed at S32 IS and the &C
cruing costs. Second 70 the payment to
the Plaintiff, NJ. A. Porter the sum OF
sI68.03, with accruing interest thereon AT
the rate often per crfie per auunm from
the I4Eh day of March, 1883, and the fur.
ther sum OF $40, Attorneys fees.
Dated this 9Th day or July, 1883.
joins SMAL1MAN,
BY ID. 8. SMITH, Sheriff,
Deputy.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-07-27
pIssoLUTIoN NOTICE

Notice IL hereby given that the co
partnership heretofore existing between
Wn. EoftmiIler aud II IT, COpe, under
gbe name OF Vim. ForLmilIer and Co., has
been dissolved, Mr. Cone retiring. The
business vi be- conducted 10y Vim. Fort
miller who will meet all obligations, and
20 whom all debts should be paid.
PAY UP.r-Those indebted 10 the firm
will please settle st once rs the money is
needsd In tue business, and must be had
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-07-27

Now, that the Mills bill has passed the
price Of wool is advancing. It seems that
business has entered the campaign against
free whisky and taxed necessaries oflife.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-07-27

Mr.. pepew says that the republicans
have "a ratsIing platform" We'll, the free
whisky plank has "rattledv them good
deai.thasl fact
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-07-27
WAGONS. HACKS AND RuGGIfS.

We are now agents st this place for the
celebrated wagons, hacks and buggies
made Dv Fish Bros CT Racine. Wis.,, and
can give better goods and lower prices
than over before. Remember that we
want your trade and will make il an OBJ.
ject for you % come and soc rs.
Stew RT IL Sox.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-07-27

You ought to see tie cartoons in the cur
rent number Of Haybey's They are equal
TO full column Of editorial
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-07-27

The New York CAys,sas Uaion thus
frankly states the relative position OF the
two parties on the tariff
REF DEM.
Tax on tobacco. Abolish. Modify.
Tax on alcohol Reduce or
abolish Retain.
Tax on raw materials. Retain. Abolish.
Tax on necessities. Retain. Reduce.
Tax on luxurics. Retain. Retain,
Chief object Of tax. Protection. Revenue.
Expenditures. Liberal. Economical,
II voters were to hear hundreds OF cam
paign speeches aad wade through shous-
ands Of pages Of campaign literature, they
would know no more about the exact atti-
tude ofboth parties on the tariff and revc.
nue. question than ispresented In the fore.
going brief lines. People who want the
exact truth Ia few words, have Il there.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-07-27
satmrday ODE a5lil slay DO AugmsI, Ises,
HARVEST HANDS.

Farmers, we can supply you with al tho harvest
lands you want Leave word at onr Office when you
gant hcp Of any kind. Office two doors from A. b.
McIlwain's In Postal telegraph building.
BuRAHART AND MILLER.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-07-27
MACHINE OILS.

The best varieties of machine oils to be
had are kept by Stewart x Sox, especially
the kinds that have been thoroughly tested
by the Linn county fafmers. Prices guar
aIlEaad
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-07-27
Executors Notice

Everything bought and sold at NJ Frank.
a n Cos second hand store, Albany, Or.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-02
REgEwEa H0srlLlFiKssS
Fresh Outbreak OF Famous ArhGnsaI
ssu1-sevsIal Fatalities.

Fresh Outbreak OF Famous Arkansas
seun-sevsIal Fatalities.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, Oct. 2S-S. P. Gil
core, representing a. eastern wholesale
firm, Las .ust returned from the Kings
rivsr district in Northern Arkansas. he
reports fresh outbreak Of the Terry
Wagner tsud in that seefon. Last jan
uarV three oft Terry sfothe.s and two
of the Wsgoners, father and ZOE, were
killed Recently Sam Meeke, & cousin
OF Wsgorer'F, vert to the Indian
Territory, Gnd during. his absence
John and hiIiea Terry brought .
charge Of horse-steslIng against HIM, and
secured q special appointment to go
after him. They captured and killed
Meek, reporting that he had sttemp ed
to escape. TUESDAY night last the Wag
oner faction rets!isted by killing Miles
Terry and tatally woundiug JOhr, and
Garrett of tie Wagner crowd was
killed and Cyrus W. Davis seriously
wounded during the fsSA. u,
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-02
gns Esps vssran rzassa,s.
BUTTEE-TeIas lso Far ,.

GNkEE-1eIdB 100 E2I .
COTTON-s 25aS. 10.
OOrFEE-Eic. fair l7kc; p7ire Tx; ahosea
E%alsilo; fanc5 20i4, sava ASH .; 9o.dsn e.
PKG; fea Berry 20'4e.
UHEEsE-Fun cream twins 131lal4c; Bad
ger state 146l4Hc; young America Is.
CANNED C4OOD5-Enoss ps1 eoss2: PIE
spples, standard. iBs, 81 65ssl 60; peaohsa.
athnasIa. %, 81 81; 5 sa 81 Is ; seconds, 2 as,
70 ss u sfF ne xa ss 81 clssa
berries. Z ID. s. 10; marrowfst pease ssaA
81: oyssors, fall weighs, a9ocs $I&S
s. s0Sl So tomatoes sssndszd, g53
1t0i Sc q 20e1 20; sroeR eor3 S1EHA ~;
salnca, 81 70sl sSi sssdils3, KS{ks9!
nestle, IS tOe,5 6o;. Imported fi2 COS iSS1as
Esgis coz ssassd milk e Is. Gsl.iesa,s cameo
s sDss ssote e!'' agr Gcoas sE' a. M
rtest Sss5; peecnes. yellow free, & 40; psschea,
wh4fins. 81 IS; plumr, 81 CO., pearl g 40;
grsp2 GO; red cherries s. 40.
,os ssSHoGDs-ftics list Of fall AID winter.
xsxhen,a fancy. &c; American fancy &c;
inesfSaA, tndigoes, exc; Berlin solids,
&c; Berlin dnore oil Sc Sol0ff brrI 7e s Be-
dssone 5so; oaes:.es s,aaoy. so ?' ei 6s
.tape checks, &C; Lodi. Sc; Manchester. g.;
mourninss' exc; windsor fancy, 6Tc; Wash.
ington oil coiors, &c Washington canary, &c.
Brown Cottons-Annisgon, exc; Appleton 4,
re; Argyle Family Cotton. &c; AuSqsIa -,
Sc; Busy Bee. 6hc; Clifton Geo, s,1c; Conssi.u
lion, Ike; Chapman Lining, 314c; Marshall
LIZ lug, Axe; Utica G, 4xci Lawrence Ii. &c;
Piedmont, &c.
Reached Co,ton-sterirg, &c: Prosperity &c;
PEABODY, &c; Balls dville, &c; Forest Mills,
10; Pioneer, IKE: SEownaAe, Ike; E.leIton
"a Lilly OF the Valley, SIC; Lon.asie, &C;
H4kcksto16sc, Cha upion, exc; Conwag, 1llc;
lSusa erssc; Dauntless. &C; Farmers Cho.ce,
"a Firskell, eye; FitchvIlle, 7Hc; Frui: of
Fem of the Spindle, SCI GUld
HcKory Se3ies = Hamilton. 10; Ezus Stout
loo; Rook River. s5Ici Cambridge, Sc; Sheridan.
&c: Conestoga l04c.
Denims-Clark'a Mills, joke; Greenville, 1Ozc;
Everett. ltHo; Haynaker, 1Hci Carthage, l5c;
Aurora, l31Ic.
silesias-Eed Gross. Sc; Mound City. sKc;
Berwick, 80; D & e., 101zc; Royal Twill, Ike;
Gold Dust, s,Sc.
Kentucky Jeans Polaris, lie; Hoos,er. 151Ic;
Queen City, 25hc; Alliance, SIC; Our Choice,
SOC; Davenport, 22Hc; Agenoria, 22Hc, extra
nerino. 47Hc; Columbus. 2Sc; Golden Fleece.
,2hc.
Repellants- Forbes, 57Ic; Bedford, EXC;
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-02
TIE GIRL WITH THEgE HANDS.
Is She rriplet, aud Dc the Ia ads Eelons
to the Other OhiIdre,?

Is She rTiplet, aud Do the bands Eelons
to the Other Oh;Idre,?
New York Star.
About ore yesr ago respectable look
ing lady called a. Bellevue Hospital to
visit c friend i'll in Wsrd Z. She carried
in her AIMS sn eigh!een-montas- old girl
baby. The doctors, in passing through
the WARD, noticed msltorustion Of the
bAhy's rigas arm. Delicstely spproach-
ing the lady who carried tie child, the
doctors we're permitted to examine the
srm. They soon became greatly inter-
ested. To the srm WIS attached three
perfect hands, sx;tptipg that the little
finger on each wss shorter toan norma.
The baby seemed to nave perfect con-
troll over every oint and muscle OF all
three hands. The rlgat arm WAS larger
than the left. After q little persuasion
the lsdY consented to have the baby's
photograph taken. Mr.. Macon, the pho
togrsphsr attached TO the hospital sue
ceeded In obtaining an excellent negative
Of the extraordinary freak Of nsture. The
doctors lei the matter drop there st the
time.
1t begins to dawn On some Of the pro-
lessons Visiting the hospital that there
should be obtained 8 more thorough his
tory CT the case.
The little one's name Ia Laura Elsspcr
Girliug, but where her parents live no one
knows. The cider doctors think that TIE
oaby WAS one Of either twins or triplets,
sud thst the extra hends oelong TO other
members Of the family.
The entiIe house stsH OF th9 hospital
spxiousl7 awaits Information about little
Lsur.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-02
A STORY OF ANAs DICKINkN

a Nav York MEn Loves HeE at Sight
LAFAYETTE, Oct. 26 There is an su-
thentic report that ANA Dickirso or
the evening she delivered an address in
his CITY, received an offer Of marrisge
from well TO do travelling man OF New
York, VITO wsss gueet Of one of the lead.
Ing hotels in the city, and who heard Miss
Dickinson through her two hours speech.
He formed Ter Acquaintance sitter tkS
meeting WAS over, end Ii seems fell d&-
perstely In love with the gifted lectursss.
Hs proposed N srrisge, the sbms 10 tie
place Immediately efter the electid&ss
Miss Dickinson, 1t is understood, req
fpectfullY declined The ofsr, althousz
those who are acq 'ainted with the unsA63
csssful sutton declare TIE of:r waS 8
mpting one.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-02
TaEY CAN'T WIN.
Hon Fred Douglass Hse No F"ps that His
Party vii, Garry New Yo,k.
Louisville Courier JourrsI.

NEW YORK, OF. 24.-Hon. Fred Doug.
lass, .he we'I-kaowa national leader Of
the colored people, wlo has been On the
stump fer Harrison since the beginning
Of the campaign, and has had unusual
opportunities OF getting the drit. OF public
sentiment, takes very respondent
view Of tle outcome Of the election,
saying tina Democrats are going to
carry Nav York and Indiana sure.
In regard to the state of New York, Mr..
Douglass says: "We have made streu-
uous 6fforts in the western part Of the
stAte, and are talking OF coming to the
Harlem river with 10000 for Harrison
In my opinion we shall not reach the
Harlem with As 900, and see little or NO
hope for carrying the state Of New York.
In fact, l Individually have abandoned all
hope OF carrying the state"
Regarding Indians, Mr.. Dougisss says ::
al have recently returned from q thor
ough CANVASS Of the Hoosier State, snd
an satisfied in my own mind that It will
be impossible to carry the state for Hay
isoa in the coming election. H,rris0n's
position on the labor question while in
the SanEte, ED his uttersrce that 81 6
day was enough for aoy laboring mau,
have en:sgouiz:d ell organized labor in
that state. In addition to this
sn;agorism Of the labor interests, the
Democrats are thoroughly organized, are
IN earnest, and have made thorough
caEvess Cf the state, having hsi a.
abundance OF money, and being well sup
pied with speakers. We hsve found
that sil Of our forts on the tariff q1es
tion have been neutrsllZsd, and hEve
besn CT little or 10 avail" As to the
si.ustion in tie Granger states, Mr.
Douglass said thst ne Was not acquAin ted
with the silustiOn there, bu, that ss the
election pivoted almost wholly on New
York and InGiaEa, the political conditions
OF Illinois, MiDnesots, iowa, Wisconsin
sEd Kansas were Of email moment. Mr..
Douglass said be would not weep il Hsr-
rison VISA defeated, nor would not re-
j 0tcs II the Democrats were succ ssful.
IL ss;d that the country would oe tafe
in say event.
This il the substance OF Q conversation
which Mr.. Douglass had On Friday ct the
Grsno Central Depot, while he was wit
ing for the train for Buffalo. Those to
whcm Mr.. Douglass made the statements,
and VINO vouch for their accuracy, are
MIR. C1sS,es T. Davis and Mr.. james B
r 'cksE iinoif, The latter being one Of
the slIsSfVisors CT the pension bureau a.
Washington. They reported the facts to
The Dag atic 3asionsl C. mmsttee.
~ s e -ss.ss5
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-02

higher than yesterday scl1se. Sevenbe- 07a
w. De embe' 09ag 10; January 1919 20 ;
February 30 March 4069 Al; Apri 5O9 81:
May TOO 9 62; June 70G9 ~ July 1919 81.
sales. Is 500 pa es
NLw UkLEAEs, La. Oct. 81. CottGn-Easy;
nidoiing l6c; low m ddlinc 5 Is Ice; good
Ordinary s D l6c NerreceipIs 10 Az bales Gross
Eece pts 10 537 baies. Exports to France Gas
5ale' 20 con linens TO- coo bales; cosstwise 4O3J
5aie.; stock AS, 2G6 bales. Sales eco bales.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-02
4 sWENDLE SUSPECTED.
Tbs philadelphia Mint Rec.ives q Bar of
Base NstaI SAID to b, Gold.
PAR AnPrpurI

URING to-day at
the UniteG States
mint s lsrge bar pur-
posing &c be gold
WAS received from
the west. 1t re-
sembled IN shape
the ordinary bars Of
that precious metal
and in appearance 1t
looked something
like it, but when it
MAC r1scod IN Tho
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-02

IL il sll, there
has been no
feature OF in
terest In trsde
OF this market
to = day. The
volume Of bust
ness done has
been On 9 par
with that If
the dsys Of the
psst week.
Wheat min
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-02
New YORK.

NEW sosr. Oct. 81 Cot:on-Quiet: mid
olirs upl3nGs 2 Is l6c; midc ling orleans 1916:
sSle, PA bales. FutuIes I'll. sed steady. Sales ST.
90. november 94lG9s2, December 5ld952;
Jsrusrv 9 63G9 q. February 3 136 II; Mach
s3d9 "a; April gag SO; NAV 10 G2GlO 03;
10 1910 %
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-02
sMepas ma Il. H. all iapoa p..es,s
s'!sIl ( ',ss

A novel bet has been msde between 5
Lockport, N. Y, newsman snd politi-
cisn on the result Of the national elec tioI.
Ii Cleveland is elected the politician is to
walk from the opera house equare In
Lockport TO the soldiers monument in
Buffalo, and II HARRISON be elected tie
newsman will make the pedestrian trip
Both men are in earnest, snc, to make
the bet still more novel, they are both
lame, walking with the aid OF canes.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-02

hands OF the aassyer, that ofi:er was not
moment in deciding es spurious and
OF little value. Closer examination de-
ysloped the fsct that the bar was made Of
base metsls. A bar of gold of
the seme s:ze would be worth $50, 000.
superintendent Fox would not disclose
the name of the party from whom the bar
vas received, but has telegraphed to the
senders that it was spurious. A whisper
WAS hexrd in smother direction that q
WesXF bank had been imposed upon By
swkrs, sRd had made an advance
QpGE HE bafE 4. AZ
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-02
as;x.a,or.sae

special to the Gazette. SssSss>, -
eALvEsTon, AK. Oct sssssS
JSu7 bsl 8; sales 927 bales: etzP4HS 2sUss 81
wise 3T56 bslss; ROCK So 6SEHEfAC-Srdinssy
135ci good ordinary &c. low, n IL;
Il i'd lire 5-l6c; good raldaHnS@ 70 % tsisA{&;
d ing fair 10 I.l6c. 81
Leading spot Makes closed to cay as fcl
follows;
Liverpool quiet and unchanged. Sales
10 COO bales.
New YORK quiet and unchanged Sales 2s3
bale..
New Orleans easy aad unchanged. sales ego
bales.
GALVESTON. TEX, Oct. 3l.-Cotton easy;
ordinary Ice. Net and gross receipts 500
bales. exports cosstwise 51s5 bales. Sales 1913
bales. Stock s.. 6S5 bales.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-02

to s short TINA ago, and through his in
slrumentslity several fugitive criminals
from other states were captured Ia this
county.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-02
Earil q 1Eks sh1ccks ia aSas7ks

New BEDFORD, MASS, Oct. 29-Thfs'
city was visited by TWO well defined
earthquake shocks last night. At the
Weld street police station tie shocks
were felt at rs o'clock and we're pre-
ceded by a Iumbling sound. Three dis
sinct oscilistions were fer, followed By
sremulous movements. Me police and
persons VINO were on tie street say the
nsNyemen. WAS preceded by heavy reports
nq uniik those Of heavy gun or tnun-
dss, and sn came the distinct movement
q the gHHnd. The shccks we're distinct
~ felS Air H.vsQes -
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-02
Unitea statss Comparative ssatement.
Special to the Gazette.
4RsII
Liverpool

Liverpool
S1ecisl to the Gazette.
3 LIVERPOOL. Oct Observation-Disclosures oponec
quiet, l point lower, snc ruled tteaGy ind
c.osed bsrely steady. , points lower th-n
Yesterdays clo.e. october. November 5 Is
&efAsf&pyenfbe December F % BIO; Decem
befSoa6Ts62l ssked; Jan uary February ) q
asked; FebfuaH. March q bid: March Apr !
D asked ;AprfSSiay "a; May-Juns 5 %
LIVERPOOL, ocS sl.-Coton- Marke. quiet
vii wit d. moderate a:rste iasLasIe Is enls one
it Is called American g4fSuling, SIC. Sales
10000 bales, OF which N were for Speculate
and eIpors, and incluaA siOO American.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-02

To the "Gsse name asssome," won by
Hooa's ssrssssrillsysR Lowell. Mesa
where it is bsSgsssd there is more Ct
Hoods S.rsa aais sold than Of all o.hel
medicines, andAes given the best c,
SIS tefactionesskS& its Introduction tey
years $50 Iris cHayd not be if the q eli
ciue did aaM 0ssessRsrit. II you sufel
from Impure blood, tFysHood's StrsGpa-
rilla ana realize i,s peculiar curative
power. 'A-ss.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-02
Etve FeoeR Msrx1u,

ST. LOUIS, NO., Oct Sl.-Usttls- Reoeipt,
24OO; shipments $500; steady; choice heavy na-
tive ,te.rs s. 0OG5 so; fair TO good DO 81 4Oa
5 90, butchers' steers S. 2sG4 10: sockers
81 feec err 81 l0a3 90 rangers corn IL d. 50 COO
/ 70. grass fed 81 OOa3 90. Hrg.-Receipt.
$50 shipments POO slow; choice heavy S. 4O9
80; packing 20 25G5 10; light grades IS 100
30. Shesp-Receipts 1900; shipments 500
strong fair TO choice S. 00Ti Sc.
rAHsAs UiTY mo. Oct J..-,as,ls- Rece.pIe
LGCO; shipments 500 Good TO choice corn fed
IA I5d5 IS; common to medium s. 25d4 so;
siockers and feeding ste ers 81 5093 IS; grass
range steer 81 60G3 Is; cows 81 . a. so. Hogs
Receipts 800; shipment. 500; higher; gooO %
choice 80 55d5 a.. common 20 medium 81 coo
D % sheep Receipt. ....; steady; good TO
choice muttoEs So 5093 10; common to mediun
81 5O63 70.
CHICAGO. ILL. Oct. 3l.-CatsIe - Receipts.
40; shipments 1000: lower; beeves IS 2O3
80 stoekers and feeders 81 75G3 30; COWS,
ouIs and mixed grades 25G2 - Texas
c tile 81 1913 co western 3 25a3 So
H3gs- Receipt. "A OCO; ,bipmens. 1900;
mixed IS 25G5 80; heayy s. SOa5 50:
light s. 2ua5 40. sheey Receipts 1850; ship
nents 5000; steady: Cstives 81 IS 8 IS western
OG03 50: Tears 81 tOGS IS, lambs 81 0Oo5 10.
INV YORK O;t 81 BE. yes-R ceipIs 1902
Carloads; weak; common 20 CHOICE rat!ye
r.eers $ l5Gj 40; Ordinary TO iaif Texas do,
3 tO1t %; angers s. l56t 90; native So $50
20: native buii. 81 fOG2 so. with sou,a selected
bulis 81 So Mas 20. Sheep Receipts 1850; los-
or with more offered than COLD be solc Sheen
ranged g t0G3 G5i lambs 81 ,0d6 =.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-02
UN CHANGE.
Spo: Ceiten UncasBgsd. Pu!urts, Il,
regular, in SENS CASES Bister, in
Oilers LoHsr-Mesl Unchanged.
Wheat wss Weak During the Dky aud
Closed Irregulsr-Liva stock rranrec
uons Were B.;lk.
Daily Review.

GlzkTTH OFrIos.
FORT EoRTE. TSX.. Oct. 81, lsse,