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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-08-16
Rigid ouarantine Against Florida polnta

CHARLESTON, S. c., Aug. 15.-Rigid
enforcement of quarantine regulations
against Florida points has been ordered
by municipal authorities. The Pullman
company has taken its cars off all lines
south of Savannah, and all sleeping cars
that have been in Florida in the last
twenty days have been sent to the shops
for fumigation.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-08-16
Mindow Glass Makers.

CHICAGO, Aug. ia meeting of the
Western Window Glass Manufacturers
association was held here. 1t was de-
cided to keep all the factories controlled
by the association out of blast until Oc-
tober s.. Prices, however, will remain
unchanged ON all grades of window glass.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-08-16
NAV Have to Move the Furnaces.

NEGAuSEE, Mich Aug, 15.-The Jack
son Iron company's furnaces at Fayette,
on Lake Michigan, will not be moved if
the railroad line can be secured If the
railroad can not be had new furnaces
will probably be built here. The plant
at Fayette represents an investment of
fully $500, 600, including buildings.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-08-16

PEORIA, His, Aug. 15.-Wil Sher.
man, aged IS, stabbed and instantly
killed Lincoln Heaton in Brimfeld.
about t~wenty-four miles from here. The
murderer was arrested. Both are butch
ers by profession, and the murder grew
out of a quarrel of long standing.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-08-16
\ Bomb Under Mysterious circumstances.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 15.-The chief of po-
lice was notified by the editor of the Erie
Press, of the finding Of what is evidently
a dynamite bomb, in front of the Erie
Press office early Wednesday morning.
The bomb is of gas pipe pattern, about 4
inches long, stopped at the ends with
cork and supplied with a fuse. The mis-
sile has not yet been examined by Chief
Dietsdn, who thinks it the work of q
practical joker. However, the circum-
stances are very mysterious.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-08-16

RIPoN, Wis, Aug. 15.--Nine conpa-
MES of the Second regiment Wisconsin
National Guards are settled in the pleas
ant camp a mile north of Ripon.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-08-16

RALEIGH, N. c., Aug. 15.-The Re-
publicans Of the Seventh congressional
district held a convention at Lexington
and nominated A j. ELLIS of Dayis
county for congress-.
MANKATo, Mimi, Aug. l5.--Hon. NJ.
S. Wilkinson was nominated for CON
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-08-16
THE MARKETS.

CHICAGO, Aug is.
WHEAT-Ausu st 825s@saMc, Sept, s27s@ssc.
CoRN-Auguss 1896, September 441sG4iSsc.
O~ATS-August 25c, September 2i1sce
PoRK-August 1920, September $13. 20.
LARD-August Ss.75, September Ss.75.
SHORT RIBS-.August $3.50, Sept. $3.50.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-08-16
A valuable Horse killed.

NEWTON, Ia, Aug. 15.-During q Sc
we're thunder storm lightning struck the
barn owned by c. 8. Merchon, destroy
ing it and q Norman horse valued at
81. 600.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-08-16
Iowa Postmasters.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 15.-The following
Iowa postmasters were appointed: Will
lam 5. Raglan, Bayard, Guthrie county.
vice e.. S. Shannon, resigned; Julius K.
Forman, Dennis, Appanoose county, vice
Jane Van Antwerp, resigned.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-08-16

WASHINGTON, Aug. 15.-The president
has vetoed the pension bills of Benz. A.
Burtram, John Leary and Mary Curtin.
The three bills originated in the senat
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-08-16
Ed ~Corrigan,s Case.

CHICAGO, Aug. l5.-Ed Corrigan S case
again came up before Justice Woodman.
A number of witnesses to Corrigan's as
Rault on the prosecuting sa~loonkeeper,
Samuel ". Lewis, were examined. and
the case was again continued until
Thursday morning.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-08-16

Lille Potter, who was shot by George
Bradley at Plainville, Conn, died. The
doctor whe is attending Bradley thinks
there is but small chance of his recovery.
He has not been placed under arrest.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-08-16
Minneapolis PLAYERS Sold.

MINNEApoL1s, Aug. 15.-Hawes, Wick.
ersham and Welsh, first baseman, pitcher
and shortstop respectively, of the Mime.
apolis club, were sold to Milwaukee.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-08-16
Western Genius.

WASHINGTON, Aug. l5.-Patents were
issued to William A. Conner of Lincoln,
Neb., for a corn harvester, and to Theo-
dore H. Mehring, two patents on a corn
husker.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-08-16

SEw YORK; Aug. ia special from
Olympia, ". T., says the supreme court
has just decided tliat woman suffrage iu
the territory is Unconstitutional.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-08-16

AUGUSTA, Me-, Aug. l5.-Mr. Blaine
arrived Mt 8:45 p. M, and 1T seemed as IL
everybody in the city was out to
welcome him. He was escorted In
grand style to his residence,
where n platform had been erected on
the grounds, from which he addressed the
enthusiastic throng, expressing his Joy
ut being among them again.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-08-16
CHARLES cRocKER DEAD.

One of the Four Founders of tho Central
Pacific Road.
MONTEREY, CAL, Aug. 15.-Charles
Croker, second vice president of the
Southern Pacific company, died here at
$3.50 p. m.
[Charles Croker was one of the four
founders OF the Central Pacific railroad.
He yfas a stprekeeper in Sacramento, and
boca me Interested in the project of an
overland railroad, through Stanford,
Huntington and Hopkins. To Crocker
was given the sctuaI work of building
the read. and for six years he remained
at the front, experimenting in person the
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-08-16
Iowa Laboritos and Democrats.

gress by the Second district Democratic
convention.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-08-16
Chicago Live Stock.
Omaha Live Stock Market.
UNION Stock YARDS,
AuLuL ht,x LIZ

cATTLE-Estimated receipts 900. steady
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-05

Of from $50 to 25O bsies per dsy during
this week. The torsl receipts fer the
season to date Gre 1857 bsies. The pr.ce
paid to-dEy wss from 81; To S4c
Mr.. L. ". Christian returned this
morning from his Grassland farm in the
southern portion Of the county. Ra says
this Lice fair westhsr is giving the farm
ers Of Inst section splendid opportunity
10 SOW wfest, cut hay Tad gAther the!r
corr. M. Christian shipped several
bales Ct nay grown on the noted Grsss-
land farm to The state fiir this morning,
where 1t will oe an exhibit 10 the Parker
county exhibit building, sho wing the
superior guilty c: native hay produced
in this county.
Judge John T. HARBOUR, who was ap-
pointed committee Of ore by the direc-
tors of the Westherford Commercial
Union Club to secure charter for the club,
informs THE GAZETTE cores pon6ent that
he hiss secured the Charter. The Judge
is one of the directors and he says that
the work OF putting the club rooms in
order and furnishing them will be pushed
to completion
DR.. C. B. R.Ines, Jr., Of Mineral Wells
is In the city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-05
He Will Worry Along with One Ear.

CHICAGO, ILL, Sept 27.-Thres months
ago George Bell walked up to G Z
Murray, who was stsnding in the bsse-
ment Of the Commercial Nstional Bank
Hiding, and sliced his ear of with s
rezor. He then put the ear In his poke.
and walked away. Murray to day wrote
from Kansas City TO the Prosecuting A.
torney saying ne didn't wsut the casa
pressed, and 1t WAS therefore stricken
from the docket of the Criminal court.
Ii his letter Murray saio: "The case
cannot be prosecuted without extreme
psin to number of respectable AID
worthy cit,zsps, whose feelings ought to
be respected in the matter, and the pun
ishmens of such prosecution, while un-
certsin ss to Bell, would be severely. Wis i.
tied upon several people who would
keenly suffer and whose feelings l desire
to spare, And besides, slchA prosecu-
ton you'd bsspssssariIy Of zsensationsl
charsAter, and, in my Judgment do more
damsEs to public ,moAis and aentiment
than is'would o. good in any direction
Bell suspected Murray Of undue intimacy
with his wife.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-05
'. Rice irm and moderate

M,Iasses nomiaa,. Rice arm ahd moderately
KANSAS C1rY. Mo-, Oct 4.-whess markei
weaker; No. red, ca5h $50 bid; Nov mbe'
so &C bid December 91St1 bid MAJ 81 ok BID
Corn 92iet; No., } cash SIZE asked; yeas =
O' Gn1cAeo., ILL. Qsss,A- whqas, w.s, .
da7, and tners was q IRE aJ!nispo idon TO lsef16
market along for ;hepreseRt: TIE close WIS
May, which cl sed falS ! cent higher. OeIi
wac active aud unsettsSf;. @ ,tober sc, NoY;To
Der &c and DECEMBER Nc h,gh,r than yester
cay. Pc was unsettled. closing steannJ
Lard ruled quiet. The leaciag III
lures closed: Wheat, No. 2. October 81 O9H
November 81 IL; December 81 ~: May 81 l31a
Corn, No >, October s.; November 45's D.
rember An May S9I4, Mess Pork-Octobe
SIS 10; November S ) IS; January ST. a
S. TX; January S. 40 Ribs-October S 421d
January 81 35. Dash quotations: Flour nj her
No suring wheat 81 CsHG1 49, No. red
81 G9l4Gl 091s. No. 2 corn 4iz.G45s. Mess porh
SIS 5JGl SIX. Lard SO 80. short ribs, loose
50 $1,000 Dry sailed shoulders, boxeS,
s. 62ha 10. Short clear sides, boxed, So SSf
9 30. g
ST. LOUIS. Mo-. Oct 4.-ylour nom:nally
Il -iner. Wheat higher; cash 81 Os: Oct bel
closed 81 091i Domin4l; December 81 Il MaN
81 1879 a,kec. Corn lower; cash 80 &c; October
January 1870 bid; May &c. Cornme al s. 10
hisky 81 IA. Provisions hrm. PorE sl6 25G
IL 80. LarG, prin sGeam so 20. Dry So i
u'eats, shoulders SIS so; longs and ribs 50 60
short clear 5000 Bacon, So 25i longs and r 0'
$40 67I; short clear SO oT4. Hamb $li 5Od
Is 52H. Bat1g .tuf sno bagsihg stesdy; II ID
Ike; 2ibs 12xc; Iron cotton ties ST goal 25.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-05
Live stock Markets.

KANSAS OTrr. NO., Oct. 4.-UA5sie-Rece!pts
934S: shipments ASP. SGockets and feeding
steers quiet; good to choice, corn-teo, 50 X
05 TO; common to medium s. 25G4 so; sto;S-
er5 and feeding steers 81 60G3 40. grass range;
steers 81 1913 %; common 81 25Gl So Hogs--
i1g weak and lower; good 20 choice S6Ro
G6 30; common TO medium So 2566 IS. Shset
accepts 1886; shipments 1902 good to che,Ap
) 30. !, -. q T.
shipments 1900; staaav; cnq&e heavy fSSstye
.stetrs 5 1905 20; fstr to good do. 81 4nG5 'fSf
buLchers' steers So 1904 AZ sockers and feec ere
- 00GS IS: r ngers corn fed, s. 1904 % .grass
fed 81 1908 20. e gs-Receipts 400; ship
ments 500; market over; choice heavy IS $50
20. Shesp- Receipts 1900; shipments 800;
fair 10 choice S. O0d4 40
CHICAGO, ILL. Oct 4. Cattls-Rece!pts
IL tO0; soipments 80 o; perKe. pleAdy; becves
S. C0G6 so. steers So "a 90; stocsere s. ora
S. cows, bu lie ana mixed 81 5OG3 90 Texans
81 i0d3 co. western rangers 81 3)G4 20. HcEs
Receipts 10 010: chi II ents 5000; pic e yer
20; fgnt s. Dat 10. She ep Receipts ljOO,
hiDmeuts 5W 0 market allow and easy; rsIives
IS COd5 so; Texans 81 40; western 50 25a
90 lambs So 15d5 IS.
NEW lORa, OCT. 4.-B eves-Beceipts $3.50
hea no III arkeE for b y s;dressed Eesf 60sc;
firm at Is for Texas; exc for Colorado ana
6hG9Hc for GOO 10 osst active stock. To
days Liverpool cable quotes ADeri
can Zefr:gera'o- beef dull and, s1sc
plies. She ep- Receipts $500 vita 1919 To- az
rive; steady for bJth sheep ana fambt. O.
s. 1914 Is for common 10 gcod sheepfeHd 50 %
at 80 for.iambs. z
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-05
On CHANGE.
a GsnsrRl Disp )s!iion 10 Let the Wheat
MaEkst li3ls--Ehe CIosIrg Press
LCwsr Exc p f;r ksy.
Live Stock TRANSACTIONS Rrtk-Mopey
Market uss Easy-ootton Quotations
for tbs Day.
Eziiy Review.
dAZELTr UsSlCsl
FosT EcYrE, Tx. OF. 1. 1858


FCsT EcsrE, TEX. OCT. 4. 1858
With continuance OF fire weather &C.
iivity s!ill prevails in sIl branches Of the
Fort Worth market.
Wheat Is SITE at questions. There is
not great deal beng brought n.
Cotton still droops. The bulk Of pur-
cnasee to-day, OF which there wss some
seventy five bs!es, was ct 60, the range
being between St and s.
frances wheat crop, reported officially,
pans out 20 per cent. better than it hiss
been estimated.
A circular dated October /, issued by
the AllerWesr Commission House, con-
tsins this El!G3iCn to the cotton crop:
From recent personal observations, which
extend over 6 large area OF The cotton
belt, both IL the Gulf aDd the Atlantic
states, We failed TO fad as fine crops as
from reports We hsd oeen led to sntici-
pate, for Rims, storma, grass, rot, rust
and worms bsd all combined tc iElurs Inc
crop that wss once SO promising; AID
should we have a1 eaT.y frost ana G. wet
bad pickio g season, tbs crop in some SEC
tons will be Woefuly short. Ia but few
sections seen by Us will the yield Per acre
equal that OF last season under the most
favorable Circumstances from row on
Although tas crop gamblers Of New York
to win their BEES. otesssd to make The
last crop over 1000 600 bslas, still We sre
COL fl lent, il the ruth WAS kuoWn, It Eel
far short oi That 6yure, fG- New York anC
E European crop statisticians are totally
unreIii bl as 10 TIE eiz5 Of the southern
cotton crop, especially when they havs
large wsgers on the big crop side, snC
Should net DC recognized as the proper
crop authority vs. Sse the worlds Ylsi
bic supply IS IA 070 bales less man TIL.
llue LIST O3.16rr, and smaller than 70
many years, End as the worlds c0nsunp
ton Of cotton Is constantly Increasing, i
seems that every p2and Of cotton thst ca,
be made this ees5on Will be wanted by III,
mills st fair prices.
1t is estimated that the worlds whea
crop viii fall from $4,000 600 TO $50,
coo, 600 bushels und-r thar Of 1887.
The Nea O-lesns PlcsYune says: Tlt
backwbrdness OF the leading crops hal
had c tendency TO limit purchases o.
supplies, and the uusettlirg influences o
senselsss yell0g tsver rumors hiss like
wise been Z rstsrding clement. In spite
OF these drs 1bsckt, however, there Is NJ
real reason 10 complain.
The Galveston Journal O Commerct
says: Activity IN the movement Of stapl
merchandise has prevailed for the pas
week Continued favorable crop reports
excepting wheat, srd cooler weather ha
doubtless had much to do with this i'm
provement.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-05
WEArHERFORD.
Charter For the Club seecured-Coston Re
csipts-Co Erect o Fine Hotel. .

Charter For the Club decentralization Re.
csipts-Co Erect O Fine Hotel.
Special to the Garette.
WEATHERFoRD, Tx, Oct. "A
prominent ciiz3n Of this city informed
TIE GAzxTTE correspondent to-day that
movement Is on foot to erect hotel in
this city that will De credit to Westh-
erford, and will be second to no hotsl in
tie state. Men Of means are interested
in this enterprise. Ole uen proposes to
take s14 600 stock In $4,000 MOTEL.
This is movement in the right direction
snd will be worth O great dssl to the city
ss the need CT fine hotel here has been
eorely felt for many years.
Prot. G. W Dsle Of Fort Worth, will
give benehs entertainment Tor the fire
company OF this pace st the opera house
tomorrow. a very large audierca, is
expected as the proceeds are to go TO the
funds Of the fire boys, snd no doubt
nesrly every person will attend the lee
lure thereby ncCuragirg the fremen,
CAon has been comm G In st the rate
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-05
BETTING cN RLEGTIUN.
D,mocgRtc MONEY Not Finding Many
Takers smong the n1aasachuseets Ne
publicans

D,mocyRtc Money Not Finding Many
Takers zmong the msasRchuseets he
publcans
Cincinnati Enqui-er.
BosToN, MASS, Oct, 2.-Snsll election
bets sre being made every day at the no.
tells, and by brokers and professional
mep. O1e broker placed $500 on Har-
rison day before yesterday. But ne did not
do it before he had go. ODDS conceded
him that will enable him to pocket $4,000
should the Republican ticket win. That
bet Is fairly good sample Of the general
financial verdict CT the national outlook.
Is was case Of odds In Cleveland's
favor of 10 to Z. Toefe sre,. Of course,
wsgers that range trife higher or lower
in either direction, but 10
to is the conservative avatsge.
The same broker got g. little bette T
sho wing than that yesterday, wien he rsn
scross DeDocrst WAC eccepse6S6 SEQ
egans. bis own $1,000 I: snorld be
added, in justice to the R1paaIiean, that
he Won $40, 0o0 on CART I'D eight years
sgo. There is perhaps no better GU .hority
| OF campaign wsgsrs in TINS part Of the
Estate than Jimmy ColviIie. Hs put up
more money on Blaine thsa any otser
Massachusetts man, aud this fall he MS
got two 5sis slresdy placed Of $1,000 EACH
on Harrison He pfedicss tnst tne p5A
ent month will see remarkable ioesaase
in the number OF local 9sgersy Because
both sides sre fairly well fixed
with money this fall, eCd the necessary
confidence to "mske it talk" II is ua-
dsSstood that Billy Parks Of Parks ale
{sne has got $4,000 Cleveland money Walt.
4SEg to be covered. Il isn't hls CHn, but
Twas pl.cec IN his hands by man W G
desires to make two wlgers Of S25OC
each en- Growers reelection. No one
has come forward TO accept the challenge
yet. Charlie Fllisstis, thu Beacon stree:
toDsorial artist, Is little more modest,
and contented himself with put
ting SIPS Democratic cash plump
on top OF q Harrison Bat. Il Is giVsn
out that be has another wager on with q
New York editor. Il seems thst tee
agreement Is that should Ben Il srr;sou
will have the privilege CT having
year for nothing. II Cleveland "gets
price for each shave. The only betting
ueaEu VI WItke n PURITAN Suuo usNt
been offered comes from Baverly, where
g single enthusiast off red 500 TO $50 OF
Harrison. Five sturdy Democrats
snapped him up in rapid succession.
WASHINGTON c. H. Our, Oct. l.
P S. Collins, the veteran old whsel horse
Democra: OF Fayette couaty, is not airaid
to back his political opinions oy hle
money, snd has already taken quite a
number Of bets on the presto entail cleo
ton. He hiss just bet Aaron Iohos easod
a Mr.. Crowfoid OF Newark, Ohio, SIS
thst Cleveland will be reelected, sst
offered 10 oct them $500 that he woulc
win his bet, bu: the boys took water OF
the lsst proposition. There is q1ite o.
amount OF betting going on here.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-05
GEKhRsL. MARKETS.
Prrduca I'D sroxisiou,.

NEW YORK. Oct. ~ Flour - GeI2
firm. Whest-Lower; spot No. red. )
options closed st 81 1913; November ST
December ST AK; January Sll53i; Fepi
81 1s; March 81 u; May 81 17Ii; Jusl
Oorn-Lower; spot No. 2, 5l1t s. Il
closed: October 5lzc; November 8Hct
cember 52z.c; January 4Slzc M4y y
Coffee-O otion,p op nsd barely steady, "a
closed steady sales los COO bags. ipcludin g
tober 10 706l3 80; November II l0a1s 90;
cember IL 20f12 so; January II 81 6l2 80. OF
fair, cargoss 15a<c. sugar Raw trl more]
Muscoyado 7&c; fair refining l6c; ca
fugal s. test exc asked; refined VERNE
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-05
COMMERCIAL RESUME.

COMMERCIAL RSSUhss
Special to the Gazette.
NEW YORK, Oct. 4.-Rsilroad borGs
to-day sold IS follows:
Fort Worth and Denver 92i.
Texas Pacific Is at 94!; 2's at 49,.
Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe l's llS.
S.. Louis, Arkansas and Texas 2's At
Al.
Kansas and Texas rs ST "a; 6's Ga.
Houston srd Texas Central 2's 1l23
Atch.son, Topeka and Santa Fe at 7ot.
Sterling trmer.
Governments steady.
Silver SAT.
Money 2i@S per cent.
0l953
Cotton quiet.
Ccff3e sresdy.
Wheat Continued excited and nervous.
1t was higher at the op5piDg ou. the mar
ket WAS unsettled az the close.
wHRAT NOT so WILD.
CHICAGO, ILL, Oct. There wcs
plenty Of action On Change a. Inc open'
ing this morning, bus Il was not charac :
terizsd by the wild frenzy AMI wicked
iumus Of & cent or more ct inc which
were the features Of yestertay's tfsdlug.
There WAS enough Uncertainty ard move
men. to keep traders guessing at q Lively
rSte, but not enough 10 turn ones heao
gIey in single quarter OF an hour.
MEXICAN SECURITIES.
Boston, MASS, OCT. 4.-Mex!csn AZ,
s44@G45
Scrip, $4,000
S ocE, l5b@l&4
ID
NEW YoEx, o.. 4-rne STOCK market
wen: back 10 Cullness again to-osy, TIE
Transactions being smaller than ory full
day for over two Teeks; but the zone OF
the dealings WAS strong throughout ano
almost 70 set back occurred. The resul!
OF the days trading was to leave nearly
the entire liss f,sc ioually higher than
lsst evening. The featUIe OF the dsy was
cotton seed oil, watch made further sd
vance Of about points on large bust
ness. There are no new Developments in
regard 10 the cotton seed oil trust. TIE
officials sre more than usuH ~ secreiiVe'
A slight reacu occurred il the last
hour, bur the close WAS quiet and t,m a.
the best prices Of the day
In the Railroad boLd market the list was
quite dull, with little movement. nnd &c
feature beyond 8 firm tone, which lasted
throughout the day.
COTTON RESUME.
NEW YORK, OcS. .4.-Huobsrd, Price &
Co. cay: An advance in Liverpool Of
from l to 9 points 90 shown by this
mornings cables failed to exert any
sppreclable Influence on our opening
prices. There seems to have been an
absence OF news favorable or otherwise,
and but for nttle activity occAsioned by
the transfer Of a considerable number OF
contracts from October to November
which depressed the former position
wShout advancing the latter, the market
has been without feature CT Importance.
Receipts to-day though comparatively
smaller thau those OF yesterday are Still
Of fair volume.
Dry Goods-There WAS 9 isir volume
Of business In motion as result Of orders
and personal selections to meet immediate
requirements. Heavy weight fancy
goods and soft wool dress fabrics were IN
better demsnd.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-05
R,. 1f1ar,s1ae, Fatal.

Special to the Gazette.
WACO, TEX, Oct. THE msn S. l..
Spykes, who fell from the city hsll few
days ego sud WAS thought at the time 10
hsve received fatal injuries, % recovering,
IS time developed the fact that his
wounds were merely surface trjaries and
not internal, as was st frs, supposed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-05
The porBum Snow Eater. rexss.

Special to ths Gazette.
THxARkANA AIRY Oct. THE Bar
NUN show dxptai;et st Texsrkana
Wednesday, Ootsaer 8, 10 large sud
ence at each paISpsuce. l. went from
here to Paris. Spsssing the qusrsn-
tine ipspectors,Ritnodeaelsy with clean
bill Of heslrbSnot having been in sLy in
fected State this ye.r.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-05
Special to the Gazette

SpeClaI 20 INC UAZtIIt
DECATUR, TEX, Oct. IA gentleman
OF McLenpan county was here to-day and
identified Bob End Dan Campbell Gs two
Of the mea thst robbed him of about
Sl70O He says ne koows Boo was the
man that held him down with pistol in
his face while the Others robbed the
hnnRa.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-05

Cisco, TEX, Oes. 4,-The predictions
OF G snort cotton crop IL this section are
contrsdicted By the unusually lsrge guam
tlty coming to this market, aud the
crowded. condition OF all the gins In the
county. Cotton is turning on, much bet
Ter than expected, and the SESSION la:
cen highly favorable for picking.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-05
SalveEeea,

GAL7asTOr. TEX, Oct. CstsGs soet
.closed easy; middling 9-16c; low middling
'95s good ordinary l Ice; good midciing :;
gf0s. receipts S6lS bales. Exports to CONT
nsnt, -. coasiwtee, 47l9 b.les; sales l6S3
Sbales; stock 10, II3 bales.