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Daily Republican., 1888-02-13

ssriotr, at MArshAll'on' MIL Greek huAarta'
oS MoSpAY. FEBRUARY 70, isss.
alto o'clock, a. IN,
E,> : head of l1orses: &
No. i. Ned. bay horse years old iSa hands
high pieAiant driver fearless Of everything
been used by woMen ior years and ss nne a
saddler as esn be 70 ipd, Iound' 81, ,,,,
h hande high supariof driver hiah headed and
~ lish. coed worker and sound nneiy bred
aud ~ nice a. anTbSdyt horse. -.
No. ., Las. Brown hors'7 years old ibH
hands high aud SOUND beavy chunh et9rl-
len, tor 6'syy wors md not, not n.I esi Roadster
Ne I. Fred, big blark horse years old l6A
hands bish sound. Of hne stlle great bone aud
muscle avery rood hors-
No. 6. Piorsnee, bIK black mare yrs. old,
i64 hands high good worEer and driver and
sound thl, is an extra nne mare Noui1 mste
superl " brood mare she 10 an exeeltsnt IN tte
TO n o. Ain color ~ d hulld, both up headed
and stylish would nake nice coach or busi-
Ned Fashion, black MAR. = years old a
broad heavy mare OF great endurance an extra
earl or wagon horse one OF the best WORKERS
MOI Eay, colt somiAR ve,rs good stock
and disposition and quiet 10 handle.
7heal ofCOWs, Anumbsr with calves by
their side Gu day ofsAle, balance close spring -.
ers these arc most no neralsed OF good s'He and
young yoke Of homtrAlsed oxen rising =
year; old n e qualify ard eIeslIsns +, LEM -9Fssa
will show for themAolves gooi.
Farm Implements "a two horse farm
wagons StudebAkeT broad tread or cart 2
market wagons l new by FIRST Allmoni In
good order: Buckeye mower new, Champion
mower Champ wheel reaner good, Farm
ers Friend grain dTill. com, drill Win phoa.
attachment, large drum roller fennock corn
sh ller early rev. Cuninr hay eutter. hay
rake, vanWickle TrAin fan . tined hAS FORK,
harpoon fork, black and rope. syracuse and
wizard plows, twin hAfrous, Iron Age with
attachments, eultivAtors, bhl hook ard hedge
knives, corn knives, broad aud other axes
| srosseut saw, lead. COW, splice and other
| eh .inA hobbies OF yohe, grub and other hoes,
p chs. shovels butter tu be, Rrlndstone, power
W poles, bells Aud forks.
HArnets-2 sets single and sct double car
riaRe harness sets wagon and Off Avy lead
pillow Rad esrt bAruess, 2 pair uf doahls and :
OF fsinRle lincs, set sN UrtRs harness, collars,
brides, hAiters and ropes.
$50 bu. bright oats lOtofeorn In ear, nota-
toes turkeys Eobblers aud hens. guinness,
chickens loi Office nr, am cAns and tnbs. ehild' S
G nib and many other articles,
TEHns AN sums OF Us and under cash over
that Amount a credit OF tOyen months without
interest, nfpald ~hen due II not interss' from
datel, on purchaser giving ba, kable note with
apDrUved rndcrssr Is. v. DUNCAN
L. " .sidhan 4 Son, ,Aucts. nl-li-i7-lsd-itw
Daily Republican., 1888-02-13
STATE OF DELAWARE,

STATE OF DELAWARE,
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Nav CASTLE DEL. February l, 1858.
Tho legislative Uonmittse appointed nv
the General Assembly TO slttle ~ith the
State IreAIu-er makes tho folloNinI 4 repori:
General FUND balance. 1855
Soheol fund balance. ~, ,5ss.2s
S.RElng Fund balance. s.s2ass
GRAND total In hands of traa surelsiA TY3 IS
Amount duo school districts a. folio ~,
and now on depos,t In tho several state
banks. vs.
farmers BluE at Now Oastis. 3 2,al4 oB
Isrmers Bang q. DoVnr,....,...,.. b;0s8 81
Farmers BAhk at a. ueorgstSWn...... ares 70
Total IA BLbk rot paid out .....sl4,oJO 90
STArEMEHr.
General FUND:
IRBuArJ ~ 1875 bA'Rncs 10 hands
Of Wm. hefDtr. state treas sdfer, 3ls, q ASb
School Fund:
January ~, 1858, balance In hands
Of @ililsm Heibert, trustee Of
| the scnool fpni. ni.......,.......... 9l,tp5 2g
SINKING Fund:
jar uary ~, 1855 balance in hands
Of WIZ. EeroGrt,state irSasarsf.. btg 5S
afard total IN hands o. trestursrsa. .iy3 4s
Il 6mourt duo tcn0Oi dlttrIcJs Is f0l.
II lows. NOS OAstls uou7Iy:
N Noysnber 90, Sse, ,ba'Rlge 10 raim.
oru Hang At rev Oa6llH........s 2,k2, 90
BJ vouchers received fer tlaricts
II lhla ,...''...'.............., Oi2 o2
S4g ~
sept 3 1857, to sEouat
ddppdted distrltuuon
III JeAf ltsI. I.'r''s---.-,. ,$2',I.P 81
By v0uohsTs received ~
disIleti paid..........t2f,SG ,SGI9S-- l,st47o
htrIr IN eatck' k'...........,.,..,.... Va
Balance IN bRnt Lot paid out....,R22i.u us
| kent Oonnn
Ntvenbsr LIZ bsiaroa
10 ttrtstrB BsAE at
Iovor r....................s 7,2Poi2
By vouchers sreoslysdfom
uisttio.s paii .--., 80. St3ils as tb
10 amount dspliited Gis-
| Tip NiOn iOn...'-.....-....s u ,7Pl ~
| by vouo 'eiGrateIEtd iron
distrct5 paid .......... IL rs u 42bl;l
Balance N tauE 10. paid out.......7.5ts 81
su3stx Oonn s:
DecsmberA SO, hslan-e
10 FArIeTJ bGnk,
beoTRBt0Bn..... ......RgI4IE3
byvguchi r. roo.ivtd rom
d'stSet' DAid............ SelsTI lb,3s 80
Sept u, 1871, TO Rm0unt
deeositeu distribution
Damn. .........s2s lss5 "a
By vOuohers rtostyed rom
dIstricts pIid........... 22,2sOts s,2GS rs
RHSa
JAMES W; WAET, Chairman,
~ l.. LtWIS,
| W, X. AbLaDAND,
i q. .fck%U SOF,
/ X. ". DNSEY.
WILLIAM q KERBiN CLARK
Dover Etb uary2 tSSs fl8 Of
Daily Republican., 1888-02-13

WANTED - A GOOD GIRL FOR
w hou ework, Oh Wet 9th street It.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-13
& El.

RECENT STOCK-TAKING AND
alterations in our store has convinced US
that our stocks in many departments
are far too heavy for the rapidly clos
ing season; we therefore commence to-day
Daily Republican., 1888-02-13

W ANTED - A MAN AND WIFE
w wants house or pHrt OF = huust. (Pro-
afess House TINS oihce, this week. rs az
Ny yANTEb-rWO EXPERIE ENUED
wv cr sinaEers. at 1921 West BiRh n 81.
No Others 0tel apply, f.issteoa 1''
Daily Republican., 1888-02-13

DUBLIC SALE-W ILL nE SOLD AT
II public s.le Al the re lhenee Of the sub
scribtr, Al MArshallton, Mill Greek Hundrtd,
Del,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-13
GENERAL MARKETS.
Produce ard Provisions.

ST. LOUIS. Mo-. Oct l2.-Flour q-iet
and unch IN ge6. Wheat lower. Cash 81 %
nominal; Decem Der closed 81 ll'I; May 81 81
pa: Corn vesser; cash 8s!+aSsHc; o ss19z.
bio. Cornmea! quis. at s. 1912 Is. WHISKY
steady, st 81 Il Provisions Gull and weak.
PorE SIS 80 Lard, priu .ieam, S. 80. Dry
salt meats. shoulder. SIS So longs and ribs
50 90 short clear 50 70 Bac2o, shoulders,
clear $40 371l@l0 so Rams sll 5Oal3 80. Bal
Ing .tuf, baggi steady: X lbs llhci 2bs
l2Xr: iron cotton ties 81 goal Is.
CHICAGO. ILL, O;t. 2-n hs at agsin fluct-
mated violently, and prlcees ruled 2G5c above
cept ng those of the nor:h est, which are
higher TIL an Chicago, but III close was &c low
er for December aau =; lower for May than
yester avs ose. Their was only moderate
trade In corn c.osing al ssaAc lowe Than yes
terday. Fair business was transacted
price. Lard ruled quiet, leaii g futures closed
Wheat, No October 81 II: ~ove L Der
81 AK; December 81 Is; May 81 lt4 Corn:
No. October 451sc; November 4o14 =; D.
sl4 ~: January si4 so. Lsrd-November IS 51H
december s. Tx; January S. Is. short ribs,
D t Der s. So: January 81 s2k. cash quotations:
Flour-tlrm ana nominaly UNCHANGED. N.
2 spring wheat 81 1901 IA No. red 81 la
al IA. No. corn 49,. Mess pozs, So co.
Short clear sides, boxed, 50 1910 90.
KANSAS CITY, MO-. Oct. 12.-Wheat stead
No. 2 red, cash 9sHc BID; November 9shc bio
December 81 o. bid. Corn dull; No. cash SO
asked; November SO asked; year % bid; May
new YORK. Oct. '2.-Flour-Dull; whea
lower; spot No. red, 81 1lGl Ilh. OptionI
closed: October st 81 1lI; Novemb+l
81 l51; Decembe, S, l5i+; January 81 ilH
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-13
gns Rs7s worm sxouzeeu,

BTTTER-Texas 17Izo psfs
OOTTON-S 256S 10.
O0TFEE-R,o. f.ir l7ci prins l7H; sao,cs
2lA.si fen Berry 20Hn
odEKsE-drli Lresm twins 146l4hc; Bad
ger state l3hGlic.
spples, standard. 2hb, 81 55ol 65; psaehes,
asfndnrd, %. 81 6oi 5 Rs 81 o.; seconds. rs.
II 40; Ss II 81; atrsWbeEyies,2 Es 81 35i black.
Erss F. = II ~ S mss7o s;sss s"
s5li oystsra, fUll @sighs. n9sca$luoi rs
50Sl soi toEstoea st1ndaEc. rs Il COO
Pos; rs 81 s9sl IS; green oozn 81 lOal So;
sealmon. . g. ooal Is; snrdiaes. Ne, do:
Eagle soaasasse rliz Is Is. oall:ornis canned ed
goods, Cutting brand. ere on the market ana
white cling, 81 S. plums. 81 90; pears 81 40;
grapes, 81 90; red cherries 81 40
DRY GOODS-Price list Of fall and winter,
Prints-Allen,sfancy 60; American fancy &c;
81 Be S1eone oil &C. eol0ff n,I 5S B se
dsssore SIC; Gloucester itanoy. &c. o. eI lou
cester silver grey. SIC; Hsrsel Go; Hamilton
slap e checks, &c; Lodi, SC; Manchester, &c;
MeIrinsck. &C.; Ramspo. 3&c; Simmons
MORNINGS, exc; Windsor fancy, fHc; Wash
ington oil colors, &c W shington canary, &c.
Brown GENERALIZATION, 6'lc: AppIeton A,
14c; Argyle Family Cotton, nc; Augusta a,
DsliGet II, O-1Cs SEUN, OS1C, b o. V,
&C.; Busy Bee. exc; Clifton Geo. 6%c; Constitu
zion, 7ltc; Chapman Lining, $40; Marshall
Lii log, Axe; Unca G, 45lc; Lawrence LII. &c /;
PledmonI,7 -.
Bleached Cotton-sterling, Sc: Prosps ritv &c
Peabody, &c; Bala' dville, &c; Forest Mills,
71sc; Pioneer, 71c: Snowflake, 7hc; Elleston
Sc; Lilly of the Valley, SIC; Lonsdsle, &c;
Blackstone. Sc, Cha upion, exc: Conwa 71sc;
Crusa err SIC; Dsuntless. &c; Farmers Cho zee.
L; First Gail. &C; Fi;chvIle, 7%c; Fruit of
the Loom, 9Hc; Gem of the Spindle, Sc; Guild
Mccall, Ike.
HlcsoEs stripes - Hamilton. 10; Extra Stout
loci Rook River. shci Cambridge. Sc; Sheridan.
Sc; Conestoga 10Ic,
Denims-Olark's Mills, IoIc; Greenville, joke;
Everett. li1ic; HsymaSer. TIC; Carthage. l5c
Aurora, l3hc.
silssiat- Red Cross. Sc: Mound City, SIC;
Berwick. &c; D & c., l0hc; Royal Twill, Ike
Gold Dust. sIc
Kentucky Jeans Polaris. lie; Hoosier. 15,lc
Queen City, 25hc; Alliance, Sac; Or Choice,
3Oc; Davenport, 22kc; Agenoris, 22ho, extra
merino. 4Ihc; Columbus, 26c; Golden Fleece
22Hc.
Repellants-- FORBES. 37hc; Bedford, 421lc;
Puritan, 45c; Pavonia, 45ci Robinson, 52Ic;
Ivar hoe, s0c; Mantua, Axe.
F99S-]5o per aoiss.
FLOUR Best p tam. IS 27a3 sc ps- leo lbs
half pEseats, 81 0oi third sraae, g IS. Buck.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-13
MINERAL WELLS,

a Prominent oiszs VI Dallas Accidentally
Bhot.
Correspondence of the Gazette.
MINERAL WELLS, TEX, Oc.. 10.-A
Mr.. BIRD, 9 prominent ciizsn OF Dallas,
hsppened to q serious accident while out
hunting in this vicinity yesterday evening
by hsving his neck and right breast filed
with bird shot. His companion, lad
about sixteen years old, did the shooting.
They were hunting in tbicket and were
not more than ten PAGES apart when the
accident occurred. No blame Is attached
to the boy, ss ne was given stand and
wss instructed to shoot in certsin d.
rection. Mr.. Bird afterwards changed
his position without the kuo Wedge Of the
hey and hence received the charge. His
wounds are very painful but not thought
TO be of serious nSture. There sre
probably dozen sho. in and about his
face, one passing through the upper lip,
another through the ED Of his nose. IL
IS exceedingly fortunate for the gentle
man that the gun vas loaded with No S
shot.
Tho three steam gins In this vicinity
are running On full time, and are turning
out good deal OF the f. ecy staple. Pslo
P.ntc county has made the largest general
crop ever made here before.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-13
February 81 17.,; May Z, 1ss. Co-n-Lower;

February 81 l7a.; May q ls'l Cc-n-Lower;
spot No. 2. 52AG52s4c OPP ions closed: Octo
Der 575sc November 53c: December 53c; Janu-
AIRY 49,; Nav 4sl4c Coffee OJtions opened
steady near "a Go oints Up; closed strong 45G
50 p IN up q tive foreign markets, higher on
bad crop report; sales IA, $50 bags. including
October Ii 4g@14 80; November "A Odl4 y
December - 5S6A 90; January IL 75dl4 CO.
Spot Rio fair; cargoes, l6 25. sugar Raw
inactive. nomInsl; fair refining Ice:
centrifugals, So teal exc. with Lo sales; refined
quiet and uncoanged. III lssses nomina!.
Rice firm; fair demand
LONDON, Oct. l2.-American refria orator beef,
fore qus rLers ., hind quar.ers 5. "a CT
pouDus BY carct,s.
l. vETrO L, Oct. l. American refrigerator
teef, fore quarters 4t; mind quarters 61 per
pound.
NEW ORLEANS. La, Oct L. Coffee 'ronS
and higher; Rio, common to prime, l40l13lc.
Rice STEADY with fair demand, ordinary to
pri ne 3kG5iSc. Gotten eeed products-N NJ
inally I'm changed. New Sugar-Steady; open
settle fair. 6ii;; cen rifngals, of pla talon
on anuIaled 7&c; choice white Ice;
eff white CSC; choice yellow clarified re;
prime yellow clarified 1901 l6G. Molasses-
Stead; new open Kettle, good pIime i5c;
centrifagals, prime 70 good prime, lsc; fair
to Sooh fair, 161l7c; inferior TO good COM
mon. lOal5c; New Louisiana syrup. 3;@Gic.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-13
Live Stock MnyReIs.

ST. LOUIE, Mo-, Oct 2.-CstSle-Reoeipu 1900;
shipments l4C0: stronger; choice heavy naive
steers o 0065 60; fair to good do. 81 4nG5 10;
butchers steers So 2564 40; stockers and feec ers
81 0o63 % rangers, corn fed, S. 1914 50; grass
fed 81 l0G3 20. Il gs-ReceiDts $500; ship
ments 23OO; market higher; choice heavy Sc 90
n p. packing S. 9)a6 10; light grades S. 500
90. Sheep-ReSeipts 1850; shipments. 80;
fair to choice So O064 40
nAssAs UIrr Mo. Oct l2.-Cattle-R Receipts
3l67; shipment. none; good to choice corn-fed
81 7595 90: common to medium s. 2564 &c;
stockers and feeders 81 5063 20; grass range
steers 81 6O62 50: cows 81 2562 10. Hogs
Receipts 4172: shipments 2O69: higher; good
to schoice quoted at GG6 90; ,ommon1 TO
medium 81 600 10. sheep accepts 1872;
shipments uor e. the mar ct was strong; good
to choice muttons So OO95 %. common to me
dunn 81 50G300
CHICAGO, ILL, Oct. l2.-Cattle-Receipts
II 0te; shipments 5000; SLOW. Deeve- S..
ste rs So 2ja5 10; stocaers anh fee 'ers 81 COO
35; cows bulls and mixed 81 S563 90 Texas
c,tlle 81 I5G3 25i western rangese - 5O04 ) {.
Hogs Receipts IL 90; shi N emit. $50 mixed
s. 6596 10; neav7 S. 9 DC So; light S. 6od6 20.
She en- Receipt. 5000; ,hIulneIts $3.50, nstiv-s
SO C00l 90 western S. 31G5 65i Texans s. 900
40; lambs 81 00G5 TO-
NEW YORa, Oct l2-B.eves-Receipts SO6S.
Market nuIl. Ordinary to urine n.tive sieers
s. i5e5 60; four car loads OF Igocy steers from
Kentucky at S. Al; Texas ste re- ~ So 90G3 10.
and Colorado offerings S. 30d4 90 Sheep and
Iambs-Receipts 5000; lower for both sheep and
laubs with nothing like clearances, She, p
So 40d4 co; lam bs s. 0066 31h.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-13
SHERMkN.
Te1ss and Pacific brakeman NJ Gets will
Serious ooident.

Te1ss and Pacific Hraks man NJ Gets with
aserIous accident.
s2ec!al TO the Gazette.
SHERMAN, TEX Oct. 12-W. Fl. Tay-
lor, a brakeman en- the Texas sud Pacific
Railway, met with painful accident
while switching at the yards Of that road
In this city to-day, narrowly escaping
death, with broken collar bone snd sew
ersl bruises about the body. he was in
the act If placing the pin TO the coupling
between two cars when the drawhesd Of
one Of them gave way, leaving space Of
only about ten inches between the
two holding Taylor's body between them
until the CINE could be reversed and
the cars separated. he went to Bonham,
which Is his home, this afternoon for
treatment. The accident is ettri outed to
csrelessness OF either the Car repsirer or
car inspector, who permitted the car to
60 ont in G crippled condition.
Otis Bsrnheart, boy about sixteen years
old, who has been held in the county
prison for several months on charge Of
burglary, was released from prison to-
day on bonds.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-13

soon rs seen, 1t remained fixed in the sky.
Soon 1t WAS eeen to be enlsrging and
changing in line Of direction until 1t ap-
pearsd like letter 3 lying on Its side.
By impercep.ible degrees still eplargtpg,
it soon appeared as sickle with some
portions CT the line wider thsn others aad
vibrating brilliantly. Then 1t begsn to
fade and st tee end OF fifteen or twenty
minutes from the time it was first oo-
served 1t had disappeared. II suy CT your
readers can account for this phenomenon,
l should be very glad to tesr from them
PASSENGER
TT is possible: The light spoken OF
Was simply q rift that let through the last
rays of the sun. There might have been
no clouds and yet this be possibIe.-GA-
ZETTR
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-13
New CrleEE ~.
Special to the Gazette.

NEW ORLEANS, LA, Oct. l2-yotron-Fu-
lures opened barely steady 81 q decline OF to
p ints from act closing, ruled quiet and
steady, pc nts lowar tn vesteTda.'i close.
October O409 Is; November S 99d9 90; De-
cember . C3 20 OF; January l3d9l4 February
. 22G9 n; March 9 3209 80 April 9419 s45;
May 5ld9 81. June 8 co az g., July 6sG9 IL.
Sales. $50 bales.
NEW OR EAN-, La, Oct IL -Cottou-Mark t
was steady. Q1ota lows revised: Middling 8,
SIC; low mido irg s7lc; goo1 ordinary Sc !:
net receipts II 927 na!ss; gross receipts Il 9l4
males; exports to Great Britain 20 bales; sales
sSe0 bsles; sscct on hand SO 69l btle', weekly
not receipts 81 7}6 bales; gross eceipts IS ,l39
bales; exports tn t5reat Britain 10 346 bales; TX
ports to france 25ss .l.s; exports to the con
tineut 400 bales: exports coas;wise Is PSI
bales; sales 81, 80 bales. Correction make ex
por 8 c lastwise October 3S21 bales; october 9
55TS bales, Oct1 Der II lI22 uairsl.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-13
Wolfe O,ty.

WOLFE City, TEX, Oct. 11.-RHs
cotton trade hiss been pretty good AsYe
for the past month. The total receipts
to date are 100 bales. The dropa few
days ego in lrices has put quistus on
our streets and but little cotton is coming
in now.
Corn has been snd is now selling on the
streets for % TO % cents per- busheI II
frost stays OF tea days there Will be o
considerable top crop olTcotton made.
Tnere is considerable talk of uriop
depot at this plsce, the freight. And pas
senger depo.s being too small for the
amount Of business done, and TIE COM
pany Will either nave to enlarge their
facilities for handling freiga. Or build g
passenger depot.
We have four new brick buildings re.
Gently completed. Real eststs has been q
leading article OF business fer The past
month or SO and quite number Of trans
fers have been made.
I. YVES announced few dsys since that
Colonel DeGrssenreld of Marshall WIGS to
speak at Wolfe City, put he failed to put
II sn appearance.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-13
LETTERS STOLEN.

Ihsy were Fou1d PasIly Destroyed on the
ssreeisuf SUff slo.
BUFFALO, n. 7, Oct. l2.-Over \
hushel CT partly destroyed letters aa-
dressed to business firms Of this city WAS
found on the streets this morning. They
haG been rifled OF sil their contents that
could be turned into money. 1t seems
evident that the letters were stolen by
someone connected with the postc iii &c.
Many of the letters we're scolched, snow
ing that the thief had tried to burn them,
blu. WAS frustrated bY q rainstorm.
LATER The perpe.rator of the post
Office robbery here has been arrested.
He proved to be night clerk In the flee
named Jonn Shields. He WAS appointed
September l under the civil service law
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-13
COMMERCIAL RESUME.

Special 20 the Gazette.
NEW YORK, Oct. l2.-Railsoad oonos
to-day sold as follows:
Fort Worth and Denver SO.
San Au.onio and Arkansas Pass at 92s.
ST, Louis, Arkansas and Texas is at
set.
Texas and Pacific 81.
2's at 42t.
Missouri, K,rsss and Texas 6's at G..
Houston and Texas West at 1913!
Atca:sop, Topeka and Santa Fee st "a
as
Silver 94t
Money . per cent
Governments STEADY.
Sterling quiet.
Cotton easy st s decline.
Oil 93s
Whesa excited; q sharp break received
After the opening.
Coffee steady
GOVERNMENTS, STOCKS AND BONDS.
NEW YORK, 0ct II -fle STOCK market
Was Intense y Gull to day from opening
close, aud tae stsgnat.on wss relieved
only oy movements il firm stocks which
completely monopol!zed interest taken in
speculation. Trading on the general list
was nesrer to complete et.udstil than
1T any tuna eince midsummer, snd with
only an exception Of a half a dozen
stocks the extreme range CT values
for the dsY WAS half Of one per cent.
The close was dull srd steady to firm at
about the opening prices. The final
changes sre generslly for the smallest
fraction with advances In the majority.
The railroad bond market WAS again
quiet and in the main featureless. The
tone If the market was generally firm, and
the final prices are in most cases higher
than those of last previous sales.
Cove nmert bonds were dull ana weak
for As.
State bonds were dull aud featuTeless.
MEXICAN SECURITIES.
BosrnN, MASS, Oct. IL Mexican As,
sSs@66a
Scrip, 95s@1oo!.
Stock, l4t9l4t
COTTON RESUME.
NEW YORK, Oct. 12.-Hubbsrd, Price &
Co. say:
a liberal movement ii receipts both st
ports aud interior towns resulted in de-
cline Of some 4@G points fiom yester-
days prices. From .dis slight reaction
was secured, and the close wss steady st
about last nights prices. The most To-
tice,b BILE feature OF t1e dsy has been an
advance in Octobers, which are 10 to 20
points higher thin yesterday, the revision
N quotations before alluded to having in
creased their value 10 about that extent.
Beyond this the market was festureless,
and trading vas limited to professional
shares.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-13
3ho Wool Nayas..
Special to the Gazette.

70 Ot-ACsss'
GALVESTON, TEX, Oct. 12.-Wool-Firn
spring. twelve months clip, fine 16gls1Ic; me-
dunn l71ld l9hc; all clip, fine l411@l5Hc; me-
dun !51a l6hc; Mexic.n improved nominal:
Mexican one Offering Receipts This day Sc, 22g5
pounds; this season 672,675 pounds: shipment.
this day none; this SEASON 943,961 pounds;
sale. this day and season none; stock on hand
1854 S pounds
ST. LOUIS. Mo Oct. 12.-Wool-The marke.
was STEADY AMI prices UNCHANGED. Bright me.
di I'm I5623c. coarse braid, lI92Oc; low sandy
loo lie; 1ioe light l361Se; fine heavy 1l6l7c tub
washel 24G54;. Woo strong with fair trade;
dome vic natce 25a35c; pm led 2GGS6c; Texas
lSG22c.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-13
Temple Oopsid erin the Water Oucstlon.
Snec,s1 IN tho Gezette

Temple OonsiderirE the Water 0acstion.
Special to the Gazette.
TEMPLE, TEX, Oct. IL "A meeting OF
cit,z ms WAS held At tue opera house last
night Tor the purpose Ct adopting SINE
plan to secure to the city au additional
wEter supply, the city having grown be-
yond the capacity Of the present wster-
worse system. A plan was submitted
showing that st cost Of SIS 900 IN addi-
tiol to the present Investment, an ade-
qus.e supply can be brought from the
Leon river. The plan wss adopted snd
subscriptions opened, and Sill 900 was
subscribed before the meeting adjourned.
Oar citizsrs showed tha: harmony and
unSnimity thai has accomplished 50 much
for our city In the past.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-13
WANTED FOB MURDER.

Farmer Hobbs Arrested in 81. Louis-A
T.ll-rals Telegram.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Oct. l2-Fsrmer
Hobbs, alias Charles Lee, WAS arrested in
South St. Louis to-day on information
that he was wanted in Dallas, Tex. Tor
murder. The officer who arrested him
Claims he prisoner admitted to him that
he had killed man named Edward Wen
eel in Dallas and thst he was to h,ve been
tried last Monday, out jampet his bond
on Which Robert Hardy and Dick F.anne-
gan were securities. The folio wing tele-
gram led to his arrest:
DALLAS, TEX, OFT. 10.
To Charles Lee, ST. Louis:
SKIP, they are after y u.
Sigieo DELLA STALEY.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-13
Ua'Qce Phenomenon.
on BoAED TEXAS PACIFIC, EAST BouNE


ONBoAIR TEXAS PACIFIC, EAST BOUND, !
Oct 10, 1885.
To the Gazette.
While waiting st Sierra Bisnco last
evening, in company with Others, 1 wit
messed 8 unique phenomenon which 1 will
endeayor to describe: 1. WAS shortly
sfter sunsst and, the western sky WAS IS
clear as possible, when We observed Q
short distance above the horizon ald
egsinst the bright after-glow q line CT
Iignl nesrly vertical aad slightly broken,
rese IN ding nothing 30 much IS streak
Ct caatn lightning with the important
SheIeLce that instead Ct disappearing as