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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-07
Ladies' Pine Plush CIonhs
ch,Idrcn'. Drrase. aud CIoaIs.,

The Ladies' Cloaks offered are all OF the
very best quality-the most expensive
garimcnls that we imported this season.
The whole stock IL divided into special
lois aud sold at uniform prices.
An our seal Plush Modicska Wraps,
Paletois, Jackets and Dolmans that were
s3j and $3.50 will bo marEod today and to-
morrow ut s25.
All our Seal Plush Wraps, trimmed with
fur and silk braid, that woru $40, Si2.5O
and 10, will be- marked today and tomor-
row ut S,i3.
All our elegant Paris Short Wraps, en-
broidercd and silk braid trimmed, that
were $50, will DO marked today and to-
morrow at Sc.
Az our 500 and S05 Wraps will be
marked $50.
Al our S05 Wraps viii DO marked
So. 90
Undoubtedly this Is the greatest bargain
sale OF Cloaks ever offered, aud ladies
should take advantage OF IL.
900 ChIidrcn's Dresses 80 HRiEPficc.
We have divided our entire stock OF
Childrcns Dresses into live lots and
marked them just hali-prico-
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we think the increase should DO chiefly do
voted to those departments OF our Gov
eminent which have for their objects the
preservation and improvement OF the
health Of our city, tho Sewer, Sanitary and
Street Departments. A reasonable Increase
in this direction, we think, would be
cheerfully borne by our citizens
II the proposed budget OF $500 Is
adopted it will be levied on the present
assessment which, us already stated,
amounts TO little less than S2S, 100000
Under il we will be called upon 10 pay,
exclusive OF license and privilege taxes,
about SIPS, 900, an increase over last year
OF about 50 per cent, and OF this sum
only about 100000 can be used for sewers
and streets. Such result we think will
be in the highest degree unsatisfactory TO
our citizens and detrimental 10 the best
interests OF our city.
When the assessment was increased the
people were assured that the rate OF taxa
ton for general purposes would be de-
creased and our system OF tax
alton improved without increasing the
burdens to be borne by the citizens. We
think tho time has arrived when the
assurance should be made good.
WM. HARRINGTON,
w. |. CoLE,
j.. LowENsTEIN,
Il. b. TugLEY,
JAMES T.. GooDLETT,
W. b. MALLORY.
IIU. @. BRISKLEY.
After some discussion, the Council, on
motion Of Mr.. James Lee, Jr., unani-
mously adopted the budget as read
Adjourned.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-07
An Elegant Substitute

For oils, salts pill, and all kinds Of bitter,
nauscous medicine, is the very agreeable
liquid fruit remedy, Syrup Of Figs. Recon-
mcndcd by leading physicians. Manufact-
urcd only by the California Fig Syrup Com
pany. orsaic s. 80 cents and a bottles
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-07
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION
ESTIMATE OF EXPENSES OF THE
CITY SCHOOLS FOR leee-1eoo.
The Enrolment Steadily Increasing-A
Plea for the Maintenance of the Pres
ent Rate OF Taxation-Detailed State
ment of Receipts and Expenditures.

To the Honorable Board OF Police aud Fire Com
missloneS OF the Taxing District OF shelby
County, Tenn.s
1t is made by law the duty OF the Board
OF Education OF the public schools OF this
city to present TO your honorable body,
during the month Of December of each
year that taxes are to be levied, an estim-
ate OF the expenses OF the city schools Tor
the next ensuing year.
In compliance herewith, We now have
the honor TO submit to you the following
estimate and statement OF Indebtedness,
towit:
Current expenses ISIS. ..,....sl9,bI9 80
IrtlaI,.l,,l.. ILL.,, t4l- u All "A
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WHARFAGE nrrour.
MAILII MAlILN.

MAIhlN hANlN w.
The Market Master reported collections
for November amounting 10 s2j150.
EXuiSurn's HErOnr.
The City Engineer rppor, gives detailed
nccuunt u work done by his department
during November. Among other state
mcnu embraced Ia Il is thc following "ln
the thcsrn system, sewerage department,
oil public work las boon suspended" Tho
entire Inc 90 far gs laid b. now undy ior
Us uul house connections are rapidly
making more thau twenty having been
already made.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-07
LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
THE BUDGET FOR THE YEARS 1885,
1850 UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTED.

The Rate OF City Taxation Fixed at s2.eo
"A Protest on the Part OF the Citizens
Protective Union Reports Of City
Oficers.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-07

The Council met at . o'clock pm; pres
ent, d. p. Hadden, James Lee Jr., j. 1.
Petit, Chas. Kney, Sam Elirsch and j. j.
Randle.
The following reports were read and re-
ceived:
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-07

Tur well known strengthening properilo,
Of iron, comhinol with other tonics and a
most perfect noryinD. ere found In Carriers
Iron Pun which strng thcn the nerves aud
body. and improve tho blood aud com
ploXiou.
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900 chndrca's Dresses e, HOIsrhec
LcsS Than Cost OF Material.

90 different styles Of Childrcn's Drcsgcs,
3 10 ~ years, pluccd from $3.50 10 SA75.
10 different styles OF Chillrcn's Cloth
and Fancy Dresses, 30 IL years, ut So,
reduced from 50 and -.
10 different styles, ~. II and 10 years,
marked doEn from $3.50 TO $40.
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nItUiN0 rrtri0Ns.


Tho following petitions ior building per.
miis were read and disposed OF ua indie
Gated opposite names of petitioners
lliIsh a Kern. petition to erect shed at
No ND ils1lc street. Rejected.
Mn. Narlc. o. frame aud WrathrrhoBd
and cell 40 % noon at No. la5 Front street,
Gmnipl
l.. n. Polk & Co. e. build an opcn shed
70 be uFrl asa wagon yard, at so. lUl
Main street. Rejected.
W A. Whrtoy. Fhcct-ion covered
FhUI ui SO. 90 licllr street. Rejected.
john a. Shluks. repairs on rpli iu the
rCm Ul $50. l,l shelby street, Rejected.
Mn 81 liudrmlun, tp urHf lDtkaeu
over o1N shod al 80. D. Washington
HwcL Granted
W w. l,auiolnh, 90 cpair o. porch nj
No ~ llcalr siroL Granted.
NJ Joe Wiull.r. io build 200 ou,hou,
o. SO 81, Poplar street. Hpi
twl Nanuucri, to build a frame hons,
OF So. -i Vance street Reformed to Com
missioner lCtiit aud the Dh.ui %. ,uc flu
Department
~ j. Nu.tlcy. 10 box up q collhou.
aud WAGON shed % NO. $50 loaIo street
1mutrI
The Kslloeg Printing Company. to bu.,
q bo,lcrro9m az Nus 3D. aud 8, jClcu0I
street Granted
Maniu Kelly, io build o. i1mc huill.u
at No. 10 liullrn rrU O. Granted.
james Monaghan. tU erect o. email h1us
on 1ho corner oi Fourth AMI Moral
slfccia Granted. 10 buIt upon brick p.ri
resting on solid ground
Ihu kellogg Printing Company. permit
sion 10 make will ui buI Iluf corn,
second alley and Jefferson street. tv
bucks thick in cellar Hud one UuI o. hU
nud one brick thick la ihc uppgr H0uy
GRANTED.
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You win need II before many days, II
not this very day.
Mons Camcrs-Wool Shirts, sizes 3S 10
id. at st2j. elsewhere slsb.
Mems heavy striped shirts aud Draw
on, ea2i q tuit, worth $3.50.
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An our Chudrsn'. Dre,.e. Mu,t 90,

$50 Childron's Cloaks, some worth 81,
some worth *. none worth less than
81. 50: the entire lot today nj $50.
several siylos not noted here arc also
reduced an Cloaks and Dresses must be
sold, oven at u lofs.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-07

Tie following RESOLUTION was alopicE
~ olycl, That tbc Board Of Public
WORKS examine the ruadbelH, ears, ETC.,
81 tho rupect Park aud East Ind
Dummy RAILROAD Company Tor the pur-
roso 0l mCcrulning whether they have
complied With their contracts aud iho rcs.
oludon Of this council passed. 0n scptsm.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-07
SEVERAL ITEMS ron GENTLEMEN

We made another big purchase Of Cloth.
ing in New York a. a forced sale. Come
and see thcm-choice garments and tailor
made.
Mons all.wool Cashmere Suits, sl2.jo,
worth so.
Mons Kcrcy Oycrcoals, silk lincd, SO,
worth s2j aud $50.
Mems Corkfcpw Dress Suits, 500,
worth s22iO.
Mems line Chiuchilla Oycrcoals, $50,
worth $50 and So.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-07

For disordcrcd liver try Doecham's Pills
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-07
PROFITABLE READING FOR ALI
THE j. s. MHNKEN COMPANY.

Recognizing the unfavorablc conditions
Of business and the immensely OF our
stock, We have resolved 10 absolutely put
the kuiie in prices and offer during
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-07
TO-DAY AND reMORnoM.

Friday and Saturday, December 2
and :.
Such s.upendous bargains that all former
efforts here and elsewhere are dwarled IN
comparison.
The list consists Of Mems Clothing and
Furnishing Goods,
1aI.., H.. .,I...I, a,I,nn.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-07
An weoi socks only ape.

Mems Natural Wool unlcrshirts, $3.50
each.
Solo Agents Tor the renowned Anti.
Malahal Sanitary Underwear the bys, IN
the world
Remember our remarkable sale u
Jerseys still goes ON, sp docs our giving.
away sale Of Dolls In the Toy Depart.
urnL
Today and tomorrow, bic days Tor buy.
cr.i PICK choice, come early
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-07

bargains In Mems SHn Hats
Bargains In Mons Silk llais
Bargains in Boys Cloth latA
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-07

THE j. & MnNKEN COMPANY.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-07

EfIIIWIIF VI Do FIVNIITTI IVT''''f''s'' FI''fi40'
Accompanying this also is statement
showing receipts on account Of building
fund, and the disbursement OF the same:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-27

ST. LOUIS, MO-. Oct. 25.-Casle- Receipts
100; shipments 1900; ctsaiy choice heavy ma
tive eteers s. 00G5 20; fair to good do. 81 400
5 10: butchers steers S34O64 so; stockers and
feeo ers 81 1913 IS; rangers. corn fed 81 GOA
10; gras. fed 81 1913 90. gs-Receipts
5000: shipments POO; market easy; choice
Rrade. So $50 6 40 sheep-Receipt- 2200: ship.
ments 400; strong; fair to choice S. O004 40.
KANSAS CITT. MO-. Oct &c Cattle Receipt
s344 shipments 34l5. Good to choice cornfed
81 75G5 Is; common to medium So 25d4 co;
stockers and feede ST 5lG3S5: grass
range steer 81 6063 10; cows 81 az IS. Hogs
Rece,pts 96i9; shipment. 3o2; good 70 choice
IS 5065 Cd common to medium 81 6C6
10. Sheep Market stesdy. Receipts
$40; good TO choice n uttone So 50G3 10; com
mon to medium 81 50GS 20.
NEW YORK Oct &c Bee ves-Receipts l32
carloads; except onaly dull; very poor to
Prime native sleers s? 2j9j IS; a few exua
fancy steers S. 400 So ana one carload at s. so.
Texa. steers at 81 sos 60. and half bred ran
gers a. S. SEQ 40. with ore carload OF heavy
roloraoo eers u, 81 is. sheep-Receipts 800;
50 2jr4 - for sheep ID S az 90 for lambs.
CHICAGO, ILL, Oct, 2S-Catte - RoceiDts
1900; shipments 800; steady; beeves So 00d
5 10 stockers Ind leaders 81 l503 40: cows,
hu1's and mix, grades S 2062 30: bulk
81 1922 20 Tex4, cattle 81 95d4 co gs-Re
ceipt. 49, 900; hipmenr. 1000; lower mixed s. %
) %; heavy S 3565 Is; light s. 3995 90. sheep
Receipts 5000; shipment. 1000; steady; Gat yes
g 10 y 80; western So o0G5 so; Texans g 50
as 60; lambs g 1876 IS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-27
Ena Eera ,zsrsa .aazeass.
BuTTER-Texas eco PEI =.

BuTTER-Texas eco PEI =.
COTTON-s 259s Is.
OOrFEE-Rio, fair l7ISc; primo 1724: caoios
1sS sI91.c; fsncy 20&,; Java $50; Golden BIC
PKG; feA Berry 1850. -
OEEESE-Euil cream twins l3k9l4c; Bad
ger state lt.al52; young America lsslonc.
applss. standard. 2ss. 81 S65l 6si peaches,
il 10; 5 rs 81 IS; strawberries 2 sk q abi blaok-
b bs1Iss 81 E ns1foR sss'' PEAS;
IS; oysters, fall weight, assoc $:GOi Is
81 Goal 60. tomatoes. standsrd. So 81
Fri Az 81 sfsa Ssf snss u s so
meatic. IS (OG 10 SO; imported Sl3 00cl5 OOi
sssis condensed mix s. is. California canned
goods, Cutting brand, are on the market and
rIes, 81 IS; peaches. yellow free. g 49, peaches.
white cling, 81 IS; plums. 81 90; pesrs 81 40;
grapes, g 90; red cherries s. 40.
DBY IGocDs-Price nss OF fhn and winter
Prints-Arlen,afsn cy, 60; American fancy Sc;
American tndlgoss, exc; Berin solids,
s; Bs S1son. oil Sc so0ri bunn Isl S e.
d aySs sSs; Gloucester siaacy. Sc; aloa-
cestsr silver grey, 5xc; Hartel So; Hamilton
slap checks, sci Lodi, DC; Manchester. &c;
mournings, sIc; Windsor fancy, 6hc; Wash
inQton oil coiors, &c Washington canary, &c.
Brown Co.sors-Annistcn, &c; Appleton A,
Ike; Argyle Family Cotton, 7hc; Augusta -,
&c; Belfast Z, exc; Back Grow. exc; Boot Q,
&c; Buay Bee. CSC; Clifton Geo, 6xc; OoDstitu
ZION, 74c; Chapman Lining, S4c; Marshall
LII Ing, 44c; Utica G, 4Ac; Lawrence Ii, 6ci
Kieached Corton-sterling, Sc; Prosperity. &c
Pekbody, &c; Bslla dville, &c; Forest Mills
-; Pioneer. Ike; Snowflake, Ihc; Eilerton
Il Lilly OF the Valley, SIC; Lonsdale, &C.
tackstone. SC; Cha upion, 6xc: Conwsy, Ihci
F6fusa er, shc; DaunIIess. &c; farmers Choice
Is; First Gall, exc; Fitchville, 7xc; Fruit OF
The Loom. 9sc; Gem of the Spindle, Sc; GVld
Medal, 7Ac.
Hickory stripes - Hamilton, 10; Extra Stout
100; Rock River. sHoi Cambridge, SO; Sheridan
SC; Conestogs l0Ac.
Denims-Olark's Mills, lOKc; Greenville, l0kc
Everett I4Hci EaymaSer, 7hc; Carthage, loo
Aurora, 1870.
Berwick. SCI d & G.. lOhc; Royal Twill, Ike
Gold Dust. silc.
Kentucky Jeans Polsris, lie; Hoosier, l5llc
Queen City, 2591c; Alliance, Sac; Our Choice
soc; Davenport, 22nc; Agenoris, 22hc, eItrs
merino. 47Iic; Columbus, e5c; Golden Flsece
Repellants- Forbes, s7Kc; Bedford, exc
Puritan, 45c; Pavopia, 45ci Robinson, 52hc
Ivarhoe, SOC; Mantua, 47zc.
GG9B-l2J PAR ao.sa
fLCUS-Bsst pztsuss, IS 25a3 so pc. leo lbs
half patents, g 00i third grade, 81 IS. Buck
wheat -four. 10 90 cases. IS 80; 81 - csses
S 10.
| FRUITS AND vE6EEABLE3- Lonors, 8 s.
as IS psr boz; Large Lima beans, in sacks
| 5xo; California small white beans 41L4c
, apples, green, 81 0091 25 per bu; northern ap
| pies s. Sos 90 per Dbl; new potatoes $3.50
| per bu; onions l162c per b; northern cab
| bage s. SO per crate.
TUIL-AcAIis.er coal, carload On trs /. q
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-27
GEN sRAa MARKkr5.
P-nduca and Pror,a,ons.

KANSAS CITY, MO-. Oct 26 Wheat stronger;
No. red, cash 81 90 asked; November
asked; December 81 o.: May ST O62s Corn quiet;
NJ. 2 CO sh 3S1lc suid; year 1913 bid; January
29Hc bid
dull, b1, firm. Wheat higher: cs.n 81 ostt
n minally; Deccmb closed 81 49,. a.ted. May
ST l61. sske 1. Cnrn-Firmer. ca.n 3sh aSs1;
November closed &c., year % &c: January 32%;
STEADY q, 81 IA. Provisions quiet. Po-s
SIS t0al5 %. Lard, eprime steam, fominaly,
81 s7HdS. Dry sailed meats-shoulders So %.
o ~ and ribs SSGs tx ;ishors clear S. 3Ind
8 80. Eacon-Shoulders IS so: longs sno ribs
S969 l21; short clesr 50 25d3ih. Hams
1l3 60 Baiiing stutf-B ggine steady; ~
lbs. Ike; . lbs l2&c. Iron cotton tics 81 &c
al %.
CHICAGO, Ill, Oc!. &c Wheat was active
an stronger h. gher prices prevailed; tbs
opening was 191Ac higher than yestsfoay' 8
eli J.ing figures, anu the close 13sc higher for
Dece n Der and Ike higher for May. The lief
in higher prices is gaining strength. There
was only r oderate ACTIVITY in corn. the close
being, October md November Il q &c snd De-
cember n: higher than Yesterday. PORK wss
moderately active and the close steicy. Laro
ruled steady and abort rfJs were stronger.
Leading futures closed: Wheat-No. Octof @,
81 Az; November 81 l5& December 81 1877
MAY 81 liz. Corn-No 2 October 4l1i;; NJ
yember ilIc; December 39xc; Msy 3szsc. Mess
pork o ,tober $lf 40; No. ember $l4 80: Janu
aTy sll 32Is. May .14 65. Lard-Octobe- Ssl2h
November IS 05; Janu,ry S. 10; May So 20. Short
RIBS october $. e5. January 81 Tx. Cash Cue
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-27
WACO FEMALE COLLEGE.
Fort Worth ii sid Up az an Example to UtG
the Csntrsl CT People On.

Fort Worth n Sid Up as an Example t, Ufi .
the CsntrSl CT , reopis On.
Special to the Gazette.
WACO, TEX OF. &c Ia response to 6
call mass meeting WAS held 3. the Dis.
trlcs court room tonight for the purpose
OF considering the Wsco Femsle College
m liter. Bishop Key of Macon, Ga, YVES
present, but on account of the sm Ill audi
eucs he failed to make any rsmsrks, and
it wks announced tina. the distinguished
divine would speak in Waco next Monday
night, when an, tier NEE ing will be held.
M. James Baker, Chairman Of the solicit
ing committee Ct ci.!z ms, ssid he was
satisfied that the people Of Waco would
raise the re quired sum before they would
let this valusble institution 60 to any
other city. Mr.. Baker also paid splendid
compliment to the enterprise Of Fort
Worth and said thst lie spoks Of Fort
Worth often becsuas he considered thst
she deserved more credit ID regard to en-
torprise than any city ia tie stste and thst
he deemed her the Chicago of Texss. The
people of waco have until mex. Wednes-
Ito raise the amount which is asked
al ~ Methodist people.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-27
United Stairs Comparative ststsmen 6
Special &c tie Gazette.
Galveston.
special to the Gazette.

sVBEIHI
.,..yssros. EEK Oct 2'.-Cotton So:
closed cay and unchanged. GROSS receipts
3is3 bales; sales ISL bales; export, coastwise
-. bales; stock 10 sl9 b sle.; ordinary l6c;
good ordinary Shc: low middling SC: mid ling
az: good middl!ng 93Ic. midd Ing fair 1880.
Leading spot MAKE closed to FAY as fol
follows; Liverpool dull and unchanged. Sales
New York quiet aud unchanged Sales pa
balee. -,
25G0 ba'es ~
mirdIing 9J.c: low middnng 90; good
binary sh. Net and gross receipts 34s3 ba' es;
weekly net and gros. receipts s.. lI6; exports
to Great Britain lLeel baies; .N"oits 10
bales Sales 9!lt
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-27

ta!ions: Flour-stes dy and Unchanged. No. 2
spring wheat 81 Az; No. ref- 81 AZ. No. 2
corn 4l5ss. Mess pors. Sl4 o 'Lsro SIS 12h.
Snort rios sides, loose, 81 IS. Dry sailed
boxed, IS 31h as SO.
NEW YORK, Oct 2s. -Flour-Msr-nt hrmer.
Wheat higher; spot No. red, 81 l3@l 1873.
ST 49, December ST. 49,; Nav 81 20. Corn
trifl, higher, m lrEet WEI az: spot No. 2 1870
1870. Options closed october 49lsc: Novem-
Der ieSc; December j0hc; January 4Szsc; May
Acc. Coffee Options steady: sales $500 bags,
include October 5 7C9 ) -: November 10 -
ais 55; December IL 09dl3 10: January J. $50
Is 10; spot Rio, fair car2os l51c. sugar Raw
dull; nominal; refined quit; white extra G
6 i1-l6G64c; fellow l6 6ssoi mould A 73sG
i5.c; cor lection ers' A I4c, CIT loaf sac,
C thtd Shc; p 'wdered I5zc; granulated 1lsc;
cubes is klce firm and quiet: domestic
424d6}sc; japan 5d54c. Woo firm and qaiet;
d nestle fleece 2Sa35c; pulled 23aS5s; Texas
I4G23.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-27
Ehe Wool M0rXsss
Special to the Gazette

optCI1t u tiIe Uck0NtC
GALVESTON, TEX. Oct. 25 Wool Firm at
: eeterdays quotations.: Spring, Twelve
months clip, fine, isaac; medium l9G2lc; fill.
fine l6 6lsc; me liIm l7@I9c; other grade un
changed. Rec e'pte this day 40I so pounds; this
season 24O5.e95 pounds shipment, this day
pounds; th.. season l26s LEA pounds;
ssles thisIda and season none; stock on hand
246,5.l pounds.
ST LOUIS. Mo, Oct. 25.-Wool-Firm, but
q let and unchanged; bright medium l6923hc;
coarse 1ld20c; low sandy 10a17c: dns light
13d aJc; fine heavy Halle; tub washed 32a
54t.c. Another lot of Texas heavy sold a. l5c.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-27
6up.s ms Court

6up.s ms Court
Special to the Gazette.
TYLER, TEX Oct. &c In the Supreme
court to-day the following cases were 81
n.med: william HnsTey vs. Willie Clark
ct al, from Franklin; W. T. Pagan vs..
J. II. McWolrley. from Bowle; R. s.
Terry vs.. O'Nell & Son, from Cass; W. 7.
Connor VS. Belle Hawkins, from Morris;
Western Union Telegraph Company vs.
Shelf I'D & Son, from Marion; Hugh
Suggs vs.. Travellers Insurance Company,
from Bowie; D. o. Chatter vs.. Bruins
wick Bake CAlendsr Company, from
Bowie.
Reversed and remandeorE. A. Kssling
ct 81. VI. R A. Morris, fiom Cass.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-27
O0fEO 4 HASazRs.
Liverpool
Special to the Gazette.

LIVERPOOL, Oct 26-Cotton-Futures opened
III, 70 points lower, ruled dull, closed
steady at to 2points lower than yesterdays
clf Sc. September october 43 bid; October
November 81 bid; November December 26
bid; De extraordinary Is assed; January
Feb. uary % asked; February March %
bld March Apr 26 biz; April May %
asked; May June 80
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 26-Cotion Quiet with
ms der.te inquiry; miadli uplalds 5.ti
do. orleans SID. Sales 5000 beler, OF wnicn
1000 were for speculation and export, and
including 600 American.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-27
.,lerds,,s clo.e. oc.ohe1 9 1saa 2Oi Nozem

yesterdsy's clo.e. october 1sa9 20 Novem
Ter l3a9i4; De emba' 1893 l9; January
29G9 30: februsry 9 3969 40. March 5td9 ;
Aprll Goa 81: Msy 7OG9 II; June olG
9 81; Juy 9 s9d9 80. Sales, $1,000 ba
NEW UKLEASs, La, Oct. 2i.-Uotr n q liet
Iniculing 8 ! Ice; low middling 10 l6c; good
oriiH airy 3-l63. Net receipts 81 8 bales.
i-ross receipt. 9S9S bales. ExpOtts o Great
Britain - Us bales, coastwi8e 1884 ha'e,; to
France 1888 tales to Con inenI l. 0J7 b4les
Sales II eco bales.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-27

NEW ToVv Oct IS Cottor-Qliet, middlire
uplsnds 8 16;; middling orleans 10 10; sale.
le3 bales Futures closer st 'Sdv Ssles a. oU
October 4sde Sc; >ovember 5l69 81 Decem
Der So. January a; February . 81 Mach
94a9 IS April 10 O3dl0 OF; Nav 10 ZEE 10 l3;
June 10 20a1j 81; July 10 2s9iO 2i August
10 24Ql0 36.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-27
Oanes 3zaskess
Special to the Gazette.

GALVESTON TEE Oct. 26.-Oofee-Flrmer,
with an upward tendency, but not quotably
higher. The stocks VT re small. and the de-
msnd from the interior light.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-27
Wanted,

One n ldred u ussnd read :. for the
Fort W crth WKsBLY GAzETT At 10 cents
. mon n, or Leo ayear. I: is The best
peWsp iper u the state.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-27
New Orleans.
n--.S.r A. A. . ns.-&&a

NEW ORLEANS, La, Oct. 26.-Cotson-Fu
lures opened steady at to points higher,
ru ed steady 1t the advance, and closed quiet
and st. ady at an advance Of 5 70 points over
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-27

colOrelsJkss was sitting s. the fire
sud said: u y csnuot:gsi Grand Rspub.
lie Clgsrros andRunssto smoke, shall
quit the busines Sold by all first