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Don't Let 1t Escape. 1t May lie
 Your Turn.

With well.known regularity the z1sth Monthly Grand Quarterly Monthly drawing of The Louisiana State Lottery took place at New Or leans on March I3th, 1888, under the usual supervision of ,Gen'ls G T Beauregard of La, and Jubal A. Early of Va. No. sI,57o drew the first grand prize of $500, ,ooo. It was sold in twentieths at SI each, sent to M. A. pauphin, New Orleans. La, and was paid one to Fred Hofer, Taylor Ridge. Ill.,; one to E H Wood. son, 1928 Main St., Lynchburg, Va; one to Bank of Commerce of St. Louis Mo-. one to depositor, through Wells, Fargo X Co.,, San Francisco, Cal . one to K A Lord, Emporium, Pa, one to John Murphy, Seneca, H.; one to l N Woodcox, Sidney, O.; W T Ridgway, r4a Sixth Ave, New York; one through the First Natl Bank of New York; one through the First Bank of Helena, Ark; one to l. D Morelock, III Olive St, Evans vile, Ind.; one to parties at Peters burg, Va, through Southern Express Co; one to M F Mock and Frank E Goddard, 4I3 Genesse St., East Sagl- naw, Mich; one to Fred BresSler,
 ,4as Locust St., St. Louis, Mo; etc. No. 6o,67s drew second prize Of sIoo, 900 also sold in fractional parts in like manner, at ST each; two pad 10 C T o Smith, Maniton Springs, Col; two to La. Natl Bank, New Orleans, La.. for a depositor; two to a deposi,or, through Wells, Fargo x Co.,, San Francisco, Cal; two to 5. Kirk, Seneca Falls, N. Y.; one to Max Haeier, I76 Greenwich St., N. Y.; one to New Orleans Natl Bank of Dallas, Texas. etc. No. Sz.Il4 drew third prize of $50, 1000 sold ike wise in fractional parts; one to Ernest
 rhiemer, 35 Oliver St., Clevelans, U ; one to Arkansaw Natl Bank ot Hot Springs, Ark; one to Defiance Natl Bank of Defiance, O., one to Chas Stratton, Mexico, Ind ; one to P A Joyce, New York; one to lgnatz lsakowitsch, 86 Wlllett St., New York; one to Germania Bank of New York City; one to Ali, Libert, Lake Charles, La: one to Frank Hall, POS Magazine St., New Orleans, La; one to H. GIuck, Tuscaloosa, Ala; one to Miss Clara Wisdom. care of Hay market Theatre, Chicago. Ill. No. 79,ISo drew fourth capital prize ot S2S 1000, which was scattered Tn all directions and it was the same way with over a million dollars. The next drawing will take place Tuesday, May Sth, 1888. Do not let the op- portunity escape you. It may be your turn next.
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ACCIDENTALLY SHOT.
A Chinamsn Fatally Wounded at Fla
 view on Tuesday,

A Chinamsn Fatally Wounded at Fair view on Tuesday.
 A Chinaman by the name of Wee Young was fatally shot at Fairyiew Station, on the Atlantic & Pacific Railroad, last Wednesday evening. It appears from the testimony of Char ley Gang, Chinaman who went to tairview in response to a telegram from the unfortunate MongoliaE, and was with him until he died, that Wee Young went to Fairview to cook at the section house there. His valise, containing 44.calibre Colts revol- yer, was thrown off the train after him by one of the train employees. As it struck the ground the weapon was discharged. the ball entering the Chi . naman's abdomen and passing entire ly through the body, clme out lit. tie to the right of his backbone, hay. ing ranged slightly upward in its pas. sage. He died from the effects of the wound at Io:3o the same evening and his remains were brought to Flag staff the next morning.
 A coroner's jury was impaneled by
 Justice Tinker Thursday afternoon, which rendered verdict to the effect that the deceased came 10 his death from the accidental discharge of a revolver. No blame was attached to any one, as all the evidence goes to snow that the shooting was purely accidental. The CountrymeH of the deceased were granted a permit to bury him, which they did yesterday Wee Young was well-knowu in Flag staff,
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Mrs Clark. House Girl.
 Miss Fulton, Shepherdess.
 Miss Murray, Gipsy Queen.
 Miss Marshall, German Peasant.
 Mrs D N Riordsn, "Topsy."
 Mrs II w Gibbons. "Topsy's" mother. Mrs Geo Babbitt, Snowflake"
 Miss Metz, "Winter." Mrs P J Brannen, Old Lady.
 Mrs Tinker, black velvet costume.
 Miss Mary Vasquez, satin dress, masque. Geo Babbitt and Doc Brannen, sailors. r J Brannen. dress suit en nssque. Geo Cook, Irish Gentlems,N ,N J II Hoskins, "Josh WhiIsomb" land a good onel
 CS Bowmsn, Satan.
 W G Stewart, Go.as.you please Travelling Man.
 Dr Marshall, Tramp.
 C. Bray, Smike (who had go.ton safely away from Squeers)
 RH Cameron. II w Gibbons, w E Pratt and F E Foster, Salvation Army, (colored) Phll Brannen, "Dan Rice"
 Chas Howard, farmer.
 Fred s Sommers, Siamese costume. I C Norris, Conventional Irish costume, and probably the most aptly taken character in the room.
 Quite a number were present un- masked of whom lack of space forbids Us to make mention. The party may be justly scored as the event of the season. The repc ter believes dance was never more thoroughly enjoyed in Flagstaff.
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Following will be the prices for photographs from April Ist, at St. Clair's Gallery:
 BoUDoIR,--SS per dozen; S first half dozen.
 CABINETS Bust, S6; s4 for first half dozen. Full figure, $ per doz en; s for first half dozen.
 PANELS $ per dozen; s for first half dozen.
 CARTEs DE VIsTT.-s3 per dozen; Sz for first half dozen. ......--.---.-r.-
 MAGNETTEs OK VISITING CARDS ST per dozen. Latest Views of Flag staff al on hand.
 Views of Flagstaff and vicinity and of the Grand Canon of the Colorado, s cents apiece or $4 per dozen, as- sorted. Sent postpaid to any part of the United States or Canada on re. ceipt of the price.
 -. E. A. ST. CLAIR,
 a7tf . Photographer.
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M EltRY MASK Eks.

A Plsasant Surprise Masquerade Given
 Major ID. M. kiortian.
 The most successful social event of the season occurred last evening at the warehouse of the Arizona Wood Com pany. The affair had been planned by Mrs. D. M. Riordan as surprise masquerade party to her husband and he was studiously kept in ignorance of the conspiracy until he entered the dancing hall last evening. He was very thoroughly and agreeably sur prised.
 A quaint and grotesque assemblage it was which greeted Major Riordan last evening. All the costumes were worthy of mention and below we give as 'mplete list as it was possible to obtain:
 CA Keller and Miss Coffin. school boy and girl.
 Mrs Bray and Mrs W E Pratt, Ladies of the Night
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The Delegates-Elnct.

At the primaries held to-day the following gentlemen were elected as delegates to the Republic al coun'y convention to be held at Prescott on April aIst.
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silk Ribbons,

Those of our ladies readers who would like to have an elegant, large package of extra fine, assorted rib bons (by main, in different widths and all the latest fashionable shades; adapted for Bonnet Strings, Neck wear, Scarfs, Trimmings for Hats and Dresses, Bows, Fancy Work, x C., can get an astonishing big bargain, owing to the recent failure of a large wholesale Ribbon Manufacturing Co.,. by sending only as cents (stamps) to the address given below. .
 As a special o8er, this house will A0n6Le the amount of any other firm in America If you will send the names and P. 0. address of ten newly mar ried ladies and mention the name oi this paper. No pieces less than one yard in length. Satisfaction is guar anteed or money cheerfully refund ed. Three packages for Go cents, Address, LONDON RIBBON AGENCY, Jersey City, N. J. a7-Iy
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MYSTERIOUS SUICIDE.
A Young Woman In winslow Take,
 Her own Lie,

Young Woman iu winslow Takes
 Her Own Lite,
 Last Sunday morning tile people of Winslow were shocked to learn that Miss VlCky Lee, young lady of six. teen years, had, on the proceeding evening taken large dose of lluda mum with fatal effect. The affair is rendered mysterious and unaccount- able from the fact that the young lady had no earthly apparent cause or req son for such rash proceeding. She was a vivaCious, hearty girl, always apparently in the highest spirits and on the evening previous had attende d a dance, into the spirit of which she entered with the joyous zeSt of a light-hearted, happy girl, across whose life the shadow of pain and sorrow had as yet, rested lightly.
 A iiter of Miss Lee was the first to discover the direful action of Miss Vlcky. her attention being drawn to her condition by the lnoans of agony which the sufferer could not suppress This was about midnight. The sister al once summoned assistance, but medical skill arrived too late to be of material benefit, and the girl paid the penalty of her melancholy deed with out assigning any reason for her des perate action.
 Mrs. French, the mother of Mis-, Lee, IS living at Hardy Station, and did not learn of the sad occurrence until alter her daughters death. It is claimed that Miss Lee was hugh ter of John D. Lee, the instigator oi the Mountain Meadow Massacre.
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For Sale,

Saloon doing g first class trade, also restaurant, barber shop and two lodging houses. Everything com Plete and in first class condition. Also frst-class and large stock o llqnors. Reason for wishing to sell, ill health. Terms cash, or approved notes or will trade for cattle. Foi particulars apply to the
 a7tf CHAMPION OFFICE.
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HeoubO NOttce. Camp Verde, Arizona.
 o.I -ODO

The rodeo in the Verde Valley will commence at the Box Canyon on the Upper Verde May ist and work down to Clear Creek, then work on the foot hills back as far as Oak Creek. The Mountain Rodeo will com mence al the Buckhorn Ranch June sth and will be worked in the same manner as has been the custom here toioIe. Respectfully,
 R. R. WILLARD,
 S. 6. AcEERs,
 K. NJ. RODGERS, a7td Comn.litee.
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C. l.. s. q. Prngramlne

For the evening of April 18th: Roll call, answered with quotations from Poe; Music, Miss Hoxworth; Physiol ogy and Hygiene, Half of Chap. sd, W. l.. Van Horn; Recitation, Miss Lockwood. Intermission. American Literature, remainder chapter 9th, Miss Weatherford; Literature of the
 far East Jan Chautauquan, discussed; Current Events, Mrs l G Norris; Critic, G D Crothers; Election of Officers,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-08
GRESHAM's CANDIDACY.

He Will Not BIZ Disappointed If He Is Not
Nominated.
PITTS BURG, Pa Jane At e special
meeting Of the Conkling Republican Club
the following letter WAS read from Judge
Gresham, in answer to letter sent him
last week notifying him the club endorsed
him for President:
CHAMBER OF T7E
CIRCUIT JUICE OF TIE UNITED STATES.
CHICAGO, ILL, June 4, less.
n w. Richmond, Esq:
DEAR SIR am just in receipt of your
letter If Msy 70, informing me the Conk-
ling Republican Club of Pittsburg, of
which you are secretary, honored me by
an expression Of confidence in
my fitness for the presi-
Dental .Cf1ce. beg to assure
you and through You the members Of the
club that I appreciate this undeserved
compliment. I have nothing to influence
the action OF the convention, and shall
not be disappointed whatever the result
may be. prefer that this letter be not
published. Very truly yours,
W.Q GRESHAM.
The letter was read q. meeting 81
which reporter was present, and II WAS
beyond the powers Of the club to sup
press its contents.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-08

Watson, Melville Herring, z. J Gibson,
Dr.. j. H Mccain, B. W. Jackson, J. W
Blake, j E Ross, J. T. Guynes and Msy-
or W. E Doyle, who hsve prepared Pc
tit.ons which are no being circulated
fer signs:uree, and will be presented to
the Commissioners court Monday
asking that sn election to
determine whether the courthouse shall!
be removed to Mexis OF rot will be held
on july Il. The south end Of the county,
tits understood, isvors the movement Of
the removal to Next. IS they desire
to have new county constituted
with kosse IS county seat in the near fu-
ture, sBG il this move succeeds few OBJ
s!sclss would intesvene.
A slow ssiu has been falling here sew
eral hours, and farmers are discou aged
and many are disheartened. So much
rain has already fallen as to throw farm
Ing largely behind. Many are trying 10
p!ow corn or plant cotton, and numbers
OF those who had planted cotton have
been compelled to plow it up AID replant
on account OF It's grassy condition. Nam
hers still have done no cotton planting.
The outlook ig very gloomy.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-08
ON 'CH 4NGE.
Sps: Gotten Unchanged, Futures Irrsg-
ulsr, EenArsiiy L0w.r-SeEey
Market Easy.
whesS Opened stroDg, Elur,uatsd Mar
row aad Closed Lower-Livs stock
TRANSACTIONS Brisk.
Daily Review.
0ALEIIk UFF'UBI
yOhT V ORTIZ, Tx, June 1. lSSs,


roRr WORTH. TEX. June /. 1855.
Wholesalers have hsd steady trade Of
large volume today, SIS did the retailers
curing the forenoon ul.i! the rain inter
iered.
Eggs have dropped another notch, ard
are now bringing cents per doz9D, while
butter is Still quoted st cent?.
Meats have tumhled ceLE all around.
BUSINESS.
In reviewing the business Of me month
juss passed We have TO broRicies so uo-
usually quiet MsY. The volume Of bust
ness done all over the country, outside
boards CT trade and stock exchanges, has
been very moderate, and causing, neces-
sstiy, light demand for money. TIE
r, ( 4ctioR OF this state OF things is seen ia
the low rate Of railroad earnings over sev
ersl OF our hcst class rosds, and although
money is easy, the bad westher Of the
las. few months has cancelled much
retsil purchasing ell over the whole
country, the doubtful aspect Of
growing crops. asd the backward
prospect for spring seeding, led
long line of individual purchasers to
Iegsrd money as better than anything it
would buy. In me various lines OF bust
ness the movement hiss beer quiet in this
city with the exception Of two. These ar.
the Board Of Trace and the Union S;ock
DIS Bankers Monthly.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-08
TERRELL,

oonstng Back From the Pacific Coast 10
hssy.
TERRELL, TEX, June :, lsss
60 the Editor OF the Gazette.
Terrell's old and reliable citizens are
coming back again, not only from Mis-
souri, and other states east OF Texas, but
from the golden shores Of California.
Last night Mr.. LIZ. Garland arrived from
Californis, and though he looked a
little bsshful he showed abundant
signs CT Joy at his return to his old me.
We understand that several more Of those
left on the Pacific slope Will soon strike
for Texas.
We understand that Terrell is to gain
the restdency of Mrs. Matthew Cart
wright, mother of our citizen Of wealth,
Matthew Cartwright, Jr. Mrs. Cart
wright pays taxes, IL is stated, on over
81, 600. 600 of property.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-08
BILL Al Liberty.
The Negro, Henry Foster, Wanted in smith |
and Cherokee Counties SIS We'll "a in !
Or gR OoCnty.

The Negro, Henry Foster, Wanted In smith
and Cherokee Counties SIS We'll "a in
Or gg OoUnty.
special 10 the Gazette,
LoNGvIEw, TEX June 7-Telegrsms
have been received by our sheriff from
Smith and Cherokee counties claiming
that Henry Foster, alias Tai Dyer, the
negro who so persIstentlY tried to rape
MIS- MCMILLAN June :, is wanted badly
in those counties on similar
charge His names and descrip-
tion gwen 10 The GAZETTE of
yesterday answer exactly 10 the
man they want. The posse headed by
deputy sheriff from Harrison county,
passed through here late yesterday, opiy
s few hours behind the negro who was
seen st L0ngyiew Junction, and agsin
nine miles west of here OF the old Tyler
military road at Mr.. Taylor's. He still
had the gun and was endeavoring to elude
everybody. He wss seen again by a
Texas snd Pacific BRAKEMAN at Glade
water, where the wagon road crosses
the TeXss and Pacific Railroad. Whether
he Is making Tor Tyler, Smith county,
where he once lived, or will go west on
the road was not learned, but most likely
ne will keep on the wagon road as he
cannot steal ride and keep the gun and,
having no money, he can't get ticket.
From the posse it was learned that Mrs.
McMillan is very much Frustrated
and her husband is nearly crsz9
i'd on account OF their
extreme age serious consequences may
ensue. The entire comDu ity is arouse d,
snd nothing will be left undone to cap
ture the negro.
Latsr-The negro going toward Tyler
was overhsuled but proved to be the
wrong man, bat by telegram received
4rom WOODLAND, it is posi-
lively known he passed through
there yesterday. and the Harrison county
Sheriff Wss po.lfed and will likely inter
cept him before he crosses into Louisiana.
The route Wis Woodlswn is the proper
course from the plsce of the crime to
Shreveport. How he has thus far eluded
arrest is & mystery.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-08
MRXLA.
Strong Sentiment in Favor OF the Diva.
ion SfLtmeEuOne County
spe,,l tn tbe caVat.s

AsuOuE Sentiment in Favor OF the DiyiG-
ion Of LINN eEroue County.
'Pe,N to the Gazette
AEzA, Tex, June THE splendid
brick courthouse, with slate roof and
elegant dormer windows, etc, which
VAS built twelve years ago in Groesbeeck,
End cost the county S22, 900 at the time Of
completion, ard on which has been spent
tlserent times more than $4,000 sddi-
uonsl in way Of repairs, WAS st the last
meeting Of the county Commissioners
court declaired unsafe, end the contract
it' 10 Farmer & erCkey Of this place for
lie sum Of SlS, 800 10 tear it down and
toulld on The same site, using Whs.e ever
Material in the : Id building could
~ made TO su5serve their purpose. There
lAs long been lingering desire in the
aeafts OF scores CT persons here ape1n
MS section to have the cour.bousfs re~i
moved here, and this desire, life the,
Nfsth Of many, has been Dursed tdkeep
warm. 50 when publication wasspade,
Nthe contract to tear down the couzts,
louise these sen-same parties set to worH
Vigorously to attain their desired niuE
al enthusiastic meeting wss called yRp
Wednesday morning last and delegafef
We're sent TO Thornton and Rosse to see
Tow the matter stood with them.
Soih committees returned yesterday
evening snd reported that two-thirds
q the business men Of those towns were
ID isvor Ct the change, and that three
sfoninent business men from Kosse had
accompanied them on their return and
Hould give the sentiment Of Kosse on the
se0lsct. a meeting was called and
.Lfse and enthusiastic crowd gathered
ne k0ese representatives. expressed
themselves 81 heartily fsyoriDg the move,
Nd we're confident in the belief that their
seton would also favor and cheerfullv
AS'ls. in the object Of the meeting.
committee previously appointed, con
sstirg OF K. W. Priest, r. NJ. Roberts
a~a j G .,Karksey, to &c. up statistics as
~ Inc amount Of available territory
w the formation Of new
,S,Van'y in the event Mexia was nade
We county seat presented full report,
sowing That the requisite amount OF ter
tory could be obtained and then have s
surplus Of about SEQ square miles. IAN
,1E5caaVe committee consisting d ths
:. owing prominent citizens was aptoinE1
~; Judge D. NJ. Prendersast, HONS
'Oa- Henry, z. B. Smith and G, ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-08
Advice 70 nothex&s
kMsssswinsaSx., s6,fitag sySRy for childres
Nv sRn 81 ma a VII, ssi Esa she sq ID
ahsdT sslarrHt . oezSb0stsAssaH


Special to the Gazette.
CLKBURNK, lex, June Our streets
were greeted this evening by q good
shower of rain.
A cheese factory on small scale has
been started here by W. R Daugherty.
The speakers in the Earl Brown case
will conclude this evening. The court
house has been crowded Sill day to hear
the speaking.
john Berry's little SOD, eight years Of
age, was drowned in Boatright's tank,
snd WAS buried In the Cleburne cemetery.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-08
Live -ock Markets.

ST. LOUIS. No. June - Cattle-Raceirt,
leo; shipments 5000; market active 20 to acc
higher; cnoice heavy native steers 81 7565 81 ;
fair t. goo1 native GERS 81 21d4 30; butchers
ers s. 30GS 90; rangers ordinary to good g 300
10. Hogs Recei is 1900; sbipm nts I4C0;
market higher, ranging from s. $50 20. Sheep
Receipts $780, shipments none; market
steady; fair to fancy S3s60G3 9O.-Horses-
Receipts 80; shit ments 200; market II m; Tex
ans and Indians carloaLs So 0uG3S co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-08
The Woo Marian.

GALVESTON, TEX, June l. Wocl-Marke,
easy and unchanged; sprirg u months
clip. fine, l5lIGl7Ic; medium l7IGl9.c; 8 &c
ronths lIp, fne, l4'Gol51s; nerium l66lTc;
Mexican improved nominal; Mexican car
pet, n'ne Offering Receipts this
dav, 66,155 pounds; this year. 3,l57, 1876
pounds, sHles nonei etocE on hand 2,ill, 5s3
pounds
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-08
O0T2OE RARK8Sa
nw.,,.s q. All Unit.d s,a,ss e..
Kew Qrisans

NEW ORLEANS. La, June 7.-Cotton-Spot
opened firm and unl snged.
Sales 1850 baIes
Stock lO6,2l2.
Low ordinary, : . Ice; ordinary, III l6G; ;
good ordinary, Ice; low middling. g 10 l6c;
middling, &C; good mIddliag, 9,lc; mllding
fair, 10lsc; fair, 10 10 l6c.
FutuIes opeAed du at slight advance an 1.
closed guieJ st YESTERDAYS quotations
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-08
The Cn1se "a arkss,

GALVESTON, TEX. June 7.-Coe.- unchanged
as follows: Wholesale groceY.' quo
tations: GOod ordinary, lsc; fair ls1,c
prime. lsc: choice, l91Ic; pes6erry, zoe; old
gov, rnment Java, 24c.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-08
SIHAEGLALr
ENGLIsB OONBOLt

ENGLISH OONBOLs
LorDoN. June 7.-Consols closed IS 10 l6c for
money; silver a
MONEY.
sEu YORK, June 7.-honsy On cali easy
st lGl4 per cent; lat losn at per cent
closed offered at l a per cent. Prime meIcan-
tile paper 4G6
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-08
The Fedora! binding at Houston.

special 10 the Gazette.
WASHINGTON, June The Secretary
of the Treasury has awarded the contract
Tor building the basement and arch walls
OF the Federal building st Houston, Tex,
to Kelly Bros. OF New Orleans, at Sl4, $50.
The ssme firm also gets the contract for
the erection and completion Of the same
Apilding for the sum Of $50 .9(0.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-08

Rev RoEk. *
Nsw YORK. June 7.-OottoA Spot 0zss,
iirm and unchanged. -
Sales, SO bales.
stock, Is, 3O7 bales.
Low ordinary, -; oriinNY 7Sc; 20.
1IIluArI 6 ! Ice; LOT middnng, 9l6o. Kidding
To-: 0Nnd mIddiing, Ioac; midoli2e fhir
10 Is l6H.
Futures opened quiet out steady, with up
ward tendency, closed quiet at ale ht decline.
Sales ~ lp0 bales
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-08

LryEEr3oL, June 1.-Co.ton-Spot closej
steady rev sion and unchanged. !
Ord mar, 4Adi good ordinary, Sd; low MID
ling. } l6d; middling uplands, SAD; midditA
Orleans, 8 ! Is
Tosal ssles 10000; A1.e lean. 1000
Imports, goo; American, 500. 9
Futores closed barely steady st slight al
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-08
nOIT & COS HONEST4HOUSE-
ABOVE Goods Keep

Honest. durable Paint win the long this
e& Also free from and bezine Or agents local dle
~ the Latest Styles, and up with the tIRes If
ABOVE Goods Kept II
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-08

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asvsroD -
9ALv~sTns, rsx., june T.. Csttos = sp'
closed quiet n ! IS. :
Gross -aceirss IS Oales.
Ssles. 50 bales.
Exports, .-..
Shipments coa.twise, G27 bales. "a
storF 1864 bal'a. 30
Ordinary. I<c; good ordiIE--. 7-Isc
.c0 w'ddling, ; Is l6C; 1''d 'ltvE. &C; ZOO
middlirg oi.c; DijdHnR 'sh lCrc. ~