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Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-10-05
HE COMETa NOT.
Wherey Oh where IL the Orc Finoss
kAdmclary Agent

Whereg Oh where IL the Of0 FtnO,s
kiduciary AgentT
When the Republican tent on Second
street was erected, the Orc Fino Club
employed Republican to do the wood
work and other interior labor. He was
not very well possessed of the worlds
goods at the time, and not having the
wherewithal with which to pay for his
board he made arrangements with Mrs.
Wilson, the proprietress of the Horse
shoe Restaurant, by which he would pay
her his bill when his job was
completed. She is also a mem
her of the Harrison party and
she assented to this arrangement, which
lasted for the four weeks ending the 4th
Of july. Davis then offered to her an or
der on the Orc Fino for the amount OF
his obligations and this she accepted and
sent by her husband to the directory OF
the club. The Lord High President said
that it was all right and that he would
Keep it out of Davis money on the day
when the club paid its bills. Mr.. Wilson
turned up on the afternoon of that day
and was informed that the money for
him had been handed over
to the disbursing officer of the
club, who was probably at
his house at that very moment, Mr.. Will
SON thereupon returned home, but no
such financial agent had been there, and
3 week passed by and still he came not.
Once again, therefore, did the now in
censed Mr.. Wilson wend his way to the
Orc Fino club-rooms, but he found no
redress therefore, for he was told that
their financial man had the money, and
he was the one to be seen. So on his
track went the would be collector, and at
last rounded him up in an Office on
Spring street and demanded the money
due. ri must admit that l had it,"
said the Oro Fino's cash agent,
shut unfortunately spent it, and if you
will kindly wait day or two will get it
and bring it down to your place."
Mr.. Wilson is an easy-going man, so
he said "All right" and went home and
told his wife what had occurred. They
waited week, "but the agent that they
longed for never came" So this time
Mrs. Wilson went on the warpath and
attacked the Orc Fino citadel.
"We can do nothing for you," said
the officers of that establishment.
sBut you accepted the bill," she re-
Piled.
True" said the Republican magnate,
with careless gesture, ''but our finan-
cial man has the money and you must
get it from him.
The gentleman referred to could not
be found and he has eluded all attempts
to discover him up to the present time.
Mrs. Wilson offered to cash the order for
IS per cent. of it's value to one of the
prominent Oro Fino's, but muttering that
''it was, of course, all right as his club
had accepted it' he declined to part with
any cash in return for the document.
Aud SO the matter stands at the present
time, and Mrs. Wilson looks in vain
through her restaurant windows for the
smiling face of the gentleman who car
ries the Oro Fino's sack.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-10-05

Phyucisns say that hungarian food IL ex-
Vienna Dufsk cor. Msin and Requena strests.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-10-05

tee did not think it was just the proper
thing to fight the Republicans with pop
guns, and so they ruled Mr.. Ling out.
The Republicans had used heavy artil..
lery the Saturday night before, and
nothing short Of a Krupp gun would
answer the present demands Of the Dem.
ocracy. It does not meet the views OF
the Los Angeles Democracy that the
Chairman on Speaking should appoint
himself as the speaker at so many places.
VERlTAS,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-10-05

DECTAL ULCERATION, CATARRHAL CON-
II ditions of the RECTUM and INTESTINAL
TRACT poison the blood, interfere with diges-
tlon and imitation, producing so-cslled
CONSUMPTION. By removing the cause we
continue to cure this when all others fail
DILES, FISTULA, FISsURE, RECTAL UL-
L GERS cured without Cutting, Ligating, Burn
ing or Swallowing Medicine, by DR.. A. W.
operating. No chloroform or ether used.
More than 10000 operations and not
one death.
EO-Shun the old, painful cARBoLIc treat
ment-it is dangerous.
q. EDGAR SMITH, M. ID.
RACHEL 8. PACKSON, M D. Assistant
Omce-Hotel Hollenbeck, cor. Spring and Sec
Ond sts., Los Angeles. Rooms IL and 13.
s29-1m
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-10-05
Dealers and Oensumers OF Bcer

D0@0fb 8mW VOMeWuh6fo Oh ncoE
viii ind 1t to their advantage to call on Phila-
delphta Brewery, Also street, for the best lager
lowest prices. Bottled lager 81. 20 per dozen, II
bottles returned. Delivered to any part Of the
city. Telephone 81
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-10-05

Children Cty ior PItchsr's CasiorIa
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-10-05
MISCELLANEOUS.
DIR. STEINHART'S
of Life

Sold in Europe for IL years and 13 years on
the Pacific Coast.
E~This great Strengthening remedy and
nerve tonic cures without fail Nervous and Phys
ical Debility, Exhausted Vitality, Involuntary
Weakening Drains upon the System, no matter
in what manner they may occur; Weakness,
Lost Manhood in all its complications, and ali
the evil effects of youthful follies and ex-
cesses Also impure conditions of the blood,
pimples and eruptions.
Price-$2.50 per bottle. In liquid or pills, or 5
for $40.
DIR. STEINHART,
100 N. w. Cor, First and Spring Sts.,
Room 13, opposite Nadeau House.
OFFICE HouRs-9 A. M to p NJ. 6 to 7.3O P. NJ
Sunday-10 to l O'Clock.
N. B.-For the convenience of patients, and in
order to insure perfect secrecy, have adopted
private address, under which all packages are
forwarded. au29 1y
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-10-05
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.

The tenor of communications appearing IN
this column is not necessarily endorsed by the
editors of the HERALD The writer who desires
to be heard in it should always accompany his
screed with his full name. not necessarily Tor
publication but as guarantee of good faith.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-10-05
That Pomona ding

That Pomona Misunderstanding /.
EDrroRs DAILY HERALD-The Times
refers humorously to the little misun-
derstanding at Pomona between John
Shirley Ward and Judge R. A. Ling in
reference to division of time at the
Democratic meeting. As q matter OF
fact, Mr.. Ling, who claims authority
over the Democratic speakers OF this
county, notified Mr.. Ward that he was
billed to speak at Pomona on the goth
Mr.. Ward was not informed that Mr..
Ling expected to air his tariff
views before the same audience. The
bills posted around Pomona announced
4x. Ward a. the speaker, but did not
mention the name Of Judge Ling.
When Mr.. Ward learned that Mr..
Ling widhed to speak, be said to him
fhnf NJ. Ling could take the entire even
~ md chat be would defer speaking to
rne 11<uye tine. The Local Commit
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-10-05
LIVER REMEDY

A positive cure and relief for all forms of
Kidney Bladder and Liver diseases Diabetes,
Gravel, etc., Acute Inflammation OF the Kid
neys, from cold or injury, pain OF heaviness in
the Back or Loins Irritation at the Neck of the
Bladder, causing q frequent desire to pass
water; Smarting or Burning after micturation {;
Inc0ntinence of Urine; Calculi Lack of Force
or Power to evacuate the Bladder; Stoppage,
etc.
FOR THE LIVER
This remedy Is q purely vegetable compound,
free from mineral substances, and prepared
with crest care; this remedy is the best ever
put up to relieve immediate sufferings such as
Constipated Bowels, Sick Headache, gains in
the right side running through the shoulder
blades, sickness of the stomach, Giddiness,
Double Vision, Bad Tas'e in the Mouth Foul
Breath Sour Stomach, ater Brash, Heartburn,
and all the horrible diseases implied in the
word
DYSPEPEIA.
Price, ST. per bottle, Sold at my office, 1O9
West First street. and by Druggists. s27-tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-10-05
A NARROW ESCAPE.
A Man who wanted to hoard a
Moving Train.

NAOwAm8 4LaAms
The foolhardiness of a laborer nearly
cost him his life yesterday afternoon on
Alameda street. He was going up town
on one-horse car and the o'clock train
for Santa Ana came by on its way to the
Commercial-street depot. The man was
evidently in hurry, for he left the street
car with the intention Of boarding the
train, although it was whizzing along at
lively rate. He sprang at the first
coach as it came by and a
cry of horror went up from
the occupants of the street
car who were watching him for he
missed his hold and slipped beneath the
train. Had he fallen couple of inches
further than he did he would have been
dragged under the wheels and crushed
to atoms, hut as it was he escaped with
: dusty suit of clothes, few scratches
and q whole wagonload Of experience
which will doubtless serve him in good
stead in the future.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-17
.tEEsssEREQnWS-

s:ivf ste rs OOG5 -; j,tfr 70 good 90. = a
90 Butchers steers IS , "a 40; ss- ~ and
1eeS err :. w0i p; EgarF, co.. 81 81 IJG
y. Srsst FED y COZJ -. = G. 3 cslpts
400 shig meF.s 500; ch1iCs DC. - 3. or u -;
pacsing 81 9,c6 10: Egut.sJa1a~ 81 7Oa ) 30
SheeD-Ec et"LS 1900 shicm nts -l1: sLe4d ' /;
fat "a Choice s. 0004 80.
kAssAs CIR. ~" Oct. IS --. s,:!e.- gc,e, I
i5'S; shipments li66; lower; Fc0l :, cho!t Q
corr "a i5d5 -, tCmmoA - rls0i m
y - = ~, stOcsGr5 and feNoinz =-sers 81 81
a % Gr-ss range ate : E5c1 o.. . We
S! ga -. B2Ss- Recc.p!s as, shipmeGta
y: shH marie. wI5 lower gUo: @ en- ice
50 .1d5 50 Common 10 me 'ium - 2j45 81.
sheep Receipts 1885: spippeat3 2.3 MARIE.
sctiye; good TO choire 'U'tOns g 5OG3 -;
common 60 medium 81 50G5 TO-
CHICAGO. Ill. Oc:. iG-:a ale Recejots
sue; shlonsH's so MDrket aEeady, beeves
% -UG5 30; ntasr s. 2J0j So; etocters ana
2@dcrs 81 %4 10; c9T-, hI1s 5nd ri,X.d
S, 3J@G 50; T KS s:sgr1 s. e5G3 -; western
rerseFs :! G}G! ~ Z rs Receipts li,O.O .hip
menu i5sG MLrSct lever. mixed 1896 Uj ::
heavy s. Ij66 20; light s. 6Od6 CO. sheep
Receipts go, shipmep.' 500 dsrse irYegular /;
eat YES s. OJa4 co: western s. 20G2 81; Texans
81 3Od3 30; lambs 81 0095 80.
NV YORK, Oct. Is - 3 eyes, ece!p.s "A
cariocds; fss beef market weak aac Lover
a. 4AG51: "er pound for com,uon r. fgir Texas
sireE; j G.7c for common tc goo Colorado 90,
an .G95 frr city slsURh ez.d us.iges. To
days Liver Coz caDiss quo e american refrig =
Grated eeE III, az "a j Per pound. Sheep and
lambs Receipts 22"0; pIices, 50 25G3 30 tor
common 20 good shaep, End s. - G6 - for
Ian BIS: dressed mutton dull 1T GdSc; dressed
lambs STEADY 8: sdi05 per pond.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-17
AN UMoREUElrE lFfaIs.

Ci-cupae.nn GEO Uccsr which "a y'FomSr ent
FsnIia County Fsrmer A,ests ais Dea'h.
Special to the Gagstte.
RoNaAH, TEX Oct. ia sad and
distressing tragedy occurred lag: eight g
few miles south OF town. sbou, IL
O'Clock last night join A. Sims, VINO is
well known in the southern part OF the
county, came into towr aud gave himself
up 10 the authorities, stating that he had
Killed Pleas Payne, O well known farmer
living eight miles a0uth ot
this place, and his story
Of the killing being substantially as foj-
Iowa: Several moEthe ago l had fiji
Guilty with man named Walls. Walls
bad two bro.hers, and Sunday right
| whila was At the home of the Walls /
NE, and one OF them said he intended to
tske my life ct the FIST opportunity.
have been living at the home Of Mr.
Payne some time snd last night awhile
sitter dark Payne went out to the barn 10
sleeves, buS while gone for some ressoa
or other ne put on his coat, charging his
appearance. He also had when he started
back 10 the house stick in his bsr
which resembled 8 gun. Think
ing II was Walls coming 10
put his threat into execution
Immediately fred on him twice with re-
v,lver. He Tell, and cried out "you have
killed me
"Just whist aimed 10 do" 1 replied,
still thinking 1t was Walls. He soon ex,
pred, and upon going TO him | found
had killed, through accident, my friend
Payne. Sims appeared almost fraoric
over the horrible accident, and IS the
men were the best CT friends SIMS story
is generally believed. He Was paced \
jsil pending an examination. Ths affair
| mas cast gloom over the neighborhood,
as both men were well thought Of.
ODD CITY ACCOUNT.
| Special to the GazesEs
DoDD CRY, TEX, Oct. 16 "A 1umor
bearing the ssmblance OF truth IL CirCu-
lated IN town thia morning % the efec.
that Mr. Pless Payne, who lived zig miles
southeast from here, WAS shot lss: even
ing about shutdown in the forehead and
instantly killed in hie own house by Q
man whose name We have not been SD e
to ge.. The murderer either WAS eul-
rloyed by Payne or IVES g tenant On
PiYne's fsTm. Rumor has 1t tdet he shot
him without prov0catiOn or warning, lsf.
that place and went TO Mrs. Walls, whsre
he took supper. He told Mrs. Walls thSa
ne did nos Intend to kill Payne, but heT
son, Jske Walls. JAKE was not at the
hsuse where PsyDsswss murdered. The
entire neighboASesd Is highly licensed
aysST III AffsirS -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-17
GEE ERAL BARBErs
pr.cuca sno pray,s,aus.

ST. LOUIS, mo-. Oct l6. Flour dull snt
al Ca Decsmb = sClosed 81 TO- bio 81 l21s
orr weak; W tn Isscoi,I,al aegii.s a u On. a9Ii
November .l3e0a j8le bid. Yeas 49, JAI ual,
x9327s bid: May S534 a35zs. Corn uea
oxer. s. 05G2 10. Whia ey steady T. s IL
ProvisIo, u and generally lower. Pcrs
7hCu der, s. 259S - oHGe a1f ribs $ 80
abort clear IS 50: shoulder 50 co: longs HHC
Eihs 50 G21, as IS Short rle-I 50 I5a9 TX.
Bai.i5g stuff gginS stea,t7 lbs IL; lbs
l22.. 1roa cotton Il, G 81 l0cl -
CHICAGO, IL. O5t. 10 There WIS., UOre iif2
20 the y hert marset. but I.e 'i9g wa '@-Seiy
locsl-ths clos wa 21sS higher T0r Decer'i' T
and &c higher fer Mty than the CT sing Ggnr
OF u tJer az. TIa ding lie. corn was only mod
e ste, al horgh .ctive stTpenins. October and
November closed i4G2FG lJTtT, a" d;May >bou
sc higher Than yestefday. TX ruled easy
wtGnout feature. LsrG weGeer, an I the ar {,
CT sed tame; shcrE ribs were friction lowe
Leading futur,s closed wheGt. No 2, OisCber
Ii; NovemberSl ll2! Deco mbeg 81 l3t4; MAJ
,eoember 10Y; May 5',s Mes; pork-0cfohe'
u co; Move Der SIS Il; January $l4 TX
i.arr- November S. 80; December IS =,
January IS 10. Snort ribs October - u
LIVER N. 2spring wheat 81 lOHel Il; No
red 81 l0IiG1 Il. No. , Cyrn AZ. q
43c. Mess pore, $li 80. Laro, s. 10
snort ribs sides looae, S G5as Oh. Dry
cl ar sides, boxed, S. IS
sew YORK, Oct. G. Flour-Mar ct lower
Unea, firm spot Noe red. 81 To-. al II. Option,
cloeed: October Mt 81 O93S, November 81 IL
december S. 134; January 81 AZ, and
lower; spot No. 2, at 5OA65'c. Op.icn,
closed: October 503Sc; November sic: Deem
Der sic; January 4S4c; May Axe. Coffee
Options opene1 sIeady. jG25 , oints higher
closed weak, 5Gl5 points below yesterday, free
selling. and the msrke1 WAS active
Sales, Ocgober Il Scala 50; November J4 35a
n so December II lOcl4 3d. January IA loG
IL 80; spot Rio tai-; csrg0es 1870. hEgSr
Raw e. ser and duh: fair refining Ice
csntrltuRals, GO test 65sc; refined, unoQentd
Quiet. N, lssses nomiLa. Rice firm.
KANSAS CITY, MO-, OcG. l6.-Whsst stead7:
No. red, essh and November 81 90 asked
December 953ic biz; May 81 &c bit. JoIn
quiet; No. cash no bios and no offerings !;
Year S21zc bid; May 309Sc bid.
NEW ORLEANS, La, Oct. 10 Coffee-Sirong
and higher; Rio. COMMON to prime, l4ifGIT24c
Rice in lair demand; ordinary to prime 81
ass. Cotton seed products ncminaly NJ
changed. [Note-An quotations of sugar and
mcl.sses are tor Few crop sugar sready
open kettle common SXG4.; celtrifCg !
choice whit. &c; on white 7a7lc; arev While
65<c; choice yellow clarified : II l6G7Hc;
saime yellow Charlie &c; oG yellow ,lari6ed
s518f5.i. Molastes steady open kettle
,stsicsS prime is;; good p inc 45c; cee tr fuRa
good prime IS pfime 26c; Louisiana syIup
S2G42c,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-17
GREEhYiLLE.

Il Lerge sr, 9rt wing crt OF the EEflaro OF
j. RI. Rs9odole-Ootton Rsoeip!s.
Special to the Gazette.
GRsENVILLE, TRx Oct. Is "A suit Of
very considerable importance ano msgIi-
tude has just been fled in the District
court Of Hunt county, in connection with
and Ss the outcome OF the recent heavy
failure q J. 81. REgedsLe. G.eeEville's
most extensive hardware dealer. The
suit is insIituged By the Weir Plow Com
psnY of Monmourr, H., the Fsvorite
Stove and Range Company Of Clncin-
rati, the Baker Wire Company CT
Des Moines, lows, the L. III. Rlmsey
Manufacturing Company OF 81 Lcuie, the
Paddock HsHley Iron Company CT 81
Louis, Deere, Mansur & Co. OF S.. L2uis,
Messrs. 0fgsil Bros. & Co. of Memphis,
Tenn, and W. G Parlsn of Wslker coun-
ty, Tex. The parties defendants in thH
suit, VINO were the hts: attaching crediS
tors, whose claims cover the stock Of
goods. sre (besites J. NJ Rigadsle, } J aS
Terrell, Il & N5TiauG, c B. JGes, SssE
Bradford, tie GreeEviiIe National Bang,
the city OF GreenvllIe, ali of this city, the
Simmons Hardware Company OF ST..
Louis, tae Texas Cotton Press
Company of Dallas, and S j.
Mason, sheriff OF hunt county
After setting up the respective
claims Of the parties plaintiff, the petition
charges aud alleges collusion among the
defendants in covering the Rsgsdse
stock with attachments so IS TO deprive
Plaintiffs Of sll opportunity 10 real!za any
part OF their asst claims. Concluding
the usual allegations in petition CT this
character with 9 prayer as follows:
Plaintiffs prsy Judgment sg siIst defend
altI. FIJI 81, that inc court erj Din and II >
strain defendants, ana each or them, their
sgents, attorneys and emp.oyes, from ssl.-
ing esi9 stock CT goods (vAlued q!
S2S, 000) ard from collecting, receipting
for or IN any manner receiving any Of tbs
debts or evidences ofindeb.ecn9ss,b bonds,
bills, lo.eR, or othsr thing CT vs!ue be-
longing to or owing sal6 deisldsr', j III,
Rsgsdole; and that the sheriff De re-
strained from selling said stock, and be
ordered pv tie court 10 turn sans over to
6 receiver 50 be appointed By the court.
Second, that tie court spp0ins s receiver
10 rsge charge OF said stock,
end sn books, bills, b3Eds, notes.
ere, including books OF sccoCBts,
and other property suffice: to ex-
ecutiop, with full poH yer in the premises;
and, third, that defendants, aud each OF
them, pc required By the court to turn
over 10 such receiver all property, mites,
accounts, ETC., owing said defens-
snt, Rsgsdzla. and thst he be
required 10 deliver to such receiver his
books, accounts, ETC., now in his hsDds,
or under his control; and, lastly, for such
othsr, further and diff srens rtlief SO to
the court msy eeem Just and proper to
secure to plaildf's equal and exact JUS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-17
On HANGE.
ep5t Co ten Uaeh4Gg .G-Fu'uFes op.
ensd LaWcr SID CIaacd Higaer.
Msnsy EaYket Easy.
wheat Rss Strong apa closed at an Ad-
vancn-Lise stock TIsussclioaE Bgtik.
CO re and Wool Unrharsed.
pSiIS Review
GEZs-1G S5gIoE,
~rx4u u r-T-T 49, n,f * 1853


GEzsI1E C5FIoE,
rcET NCE1Er 1Ex.. Oct. 10. lsSs.
Retail trade has SHOWN more animation
in Fort Worth to-day thaa ior sometime
past. This hiss been occasioCed bY Ell
unusually large iIfiux Of farmers who
have come IN TO dispose OF their produce.
Wholesale trade has not varied from its
ordinary lively con ii.ion.
The receipts II cotton have been as
high to-dsy IS n any previous Day OF
this year, amounting 10 ahou. us bales i;
and this Notwithstanding that quotations
sre decidedly CT from quotations ct tne
opening Of the gcagon. Eight 10 84o has
been the rage CT prices today.
Wheat r3cG,p,s Eca no. heaVY. Ql0ta-
tiops are uDessnged.
sPEcdDce has been marketed to day in
guca quaniitie5 zs to bring About mate
sial reductions / values, with me excep.
tian OF buttar w2cl is NJ. Twenty ceata
Tar butter IS gwen IS tie Qlot2tion to-
day, Gu, good qualities are eagerly
scuaht after a. much higher figures.
Eggs ara worth l2t PSF Goz3l-
TIE EFFECT OF CORNERS On The COST
or LIVING.
CsuoLif tlS V4-oSSt psNALatIFC ESlCI1C.
that 50 trtqpeEt.y disgrace commerce IL
tie country cave had Z nomenta7y il f1-
e3ce u tb5 cost VI nCcess&riss OF lie,
bu. Inc presep. whest corner promises &c
&c an exception 10 this rue. rnere Is
aow avery likelihood that TIA sxl:evk-
gs6H5 high prices prevailing for wheat
eexs TO ba centralized ali T3lter. Already
Pf5e price OF fur has been so-ced up fully
50 per rsgrel o.ing to ice enhanced cost
Il the raw mste;ial. Should these ex-
trsvS art prices continue 70 prevail ell
winter IS tare3saped, il reql!res bu;
Il: lie Intelligence % gee that Ga Increase
in the cost OF Dr&ad must result. In fact,
the rri2e of bread hes already advanced
in sll The prize pa! cities.
Tcat the entire population of ths coaa-
try should thus be made 10 pay the cGs.
Of maintaining the corner in wheat looks
very much lie 81 ouLrage, but even this
is OF small moment comosred with the
permanent ri 1ty. that e bsiDg worked to
the grain industry CT the country b7 the
s5op2age CT exports, foreign buyers being
unable 20 purchase our whest ct the IT,
ti,ted prices N3g Oflesas Picsyune.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-17
N.r appHa;msnt,.

There will be spesE'sg. by the Dem "
cratic candidates 1T the following TINS 6
and places in TarTs1. county, to-w;t:
Johnson Station, Tuesday, October l6,
Ut 1880 p. N.
Subiets, Wednesday,, October II, 81
1880 p. IN.
Forest Hill, TAursdsy, October Is, at
1880 2. m.
Oak Grove, Friday, October 19, st 1880
p. n.
Crowley, Saturday, October 20, a. 1880
p. Il.
a division Of tins will be accorded the
opposing candidates, who are respect
FULLY invited to attend. Done by order
the Democratic executive committee.
SETH W. STEWART,
Chairman.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-17
EhS Wool siArAS7,
Special to the Gazette.

GALVESTON. TEX, Oct. l5.-wcol-Firn
ana unchanged ~ following quo.ations:
sspr!ng. twelve month"; clip. Gne l65IsHc; me-
dium "a a l9Ec; all Clip, fue Is5!Gl5zzo; ne
oluM -15a . Io14c; Mexican improved nominal;
Mexican one oil ring. Receipts shia "a ? "A 9l2
pounds thi1 ssgson 20SS pouEcs; shipment.
tuts daT 80. pounds; THIS saasor LILO 81 {
poun e, sales thl. da ana ssa.oa rl1ck
on napc LOIS I3l pounds.
ST LOUIS, NO, Oci. IG.-Wooi-The mar
ke' was quiet and steady. kright me-
dun l5G23ci coarse braid, IlG2Cc: low raa0y
lOc nc; noe light l3ol9c; fine heqvy Il I7c; tub
domesic 1l9ece 2s935c: pu leo 2caS6c; Tsxss
l3G22c. Receipts 216. SIS pounds,