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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-24
financial.
financial.
AMERICAN EXPORT & TRADING Co..
importers, Exporters and Bankers.
EXECUTIVE OFFICES
NO. BOWLING GREEN LOWER BRoAD"Af'
NFW-YOR\.

This company f.. established an INTERIM
Tt0NAL INsTITITIO> TO conduct general W.
PORT EXPORT and BANKING. Isl >iNL~S ''-
tween th. country and Mexico Central and south A"'T'
viz
IuPoRTFKsof al native Siani-h-Amcrrln PRODUCTS Re-
lu.rcd f,r con-liip' lu this country
FXPORTEE-o American Manufactured GOODS. war;
M.rchaudise. Machinery. Tools. a.. &. - TAX u"
place. a, far d, possible. 81 similar goods n'" b'Ns
supp.ei 70 ulo-c u-:..t- uy England france @u
Gcruauy.
BaNIEH- for Films. individuals AID Corporations DONG
business 9Th ard for te various ouh0ilia'' ''"''".
orull,-l by AID operating under Tie aIiicr7 or ~'i'
PARENT CoNPANA-'
Active and reliable agents and correspondents "' "e
bi9hr.t financial standing have been r"I"D"-he"
throughout all of spanish America 10 represent '"'
(ompnn, aud to secure bu-inc-. iorii
AGENCY DEPARTMENT.
FN,on.,e landed estate, for Che cultivation OF 'o''"
co.,, sug,r Rubber Kaui@. Hruarquen and If'pi d"
.,,, have be,n occurred 90 Mexico md So other part ~
~uan..h America, which Ill company BIAS organize h'
H. now organIng local ,oHpIu!e, 20 operate and develop
This company f. also 3.t.ng a. AGENTS anu AZ
TORNEYS f.r tho owner, q q large nun Der oi 'oi-
rpr SUGAR. RUBBER, FIBRE AID FRUIT
PLANTATIONS AID UACIENDA~, mining ana o'H''
r,. ,,.rp-,... for sale outright. upon terms sure
70 Weld so TO 100 per cent profits to purchn'rrs'
- B, ofe,nl,d into .clIrlte cp. ra-us companies, WIZ
,.,rc .,,.-tll,-- ., this "PARENT ORGtNIIt-
TIo>." contracting TO purchase all Lnnd-, Goods.
Too- hnrrv aud other supple. for their use and
sell all their products through during thrir corporate
existence. .
thorough investigation - al properties o'"r'd bY t'
,.,.,,ry f. ,ou-'.l aad fuu particular, given
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American Export & Trading Company,
, ROWLING GREEN,
1

v r. ACTIVE RiIINBLf ANp hNhh'h'h
IoINc MEN WITH coon E\Ett TIVE TALENTS,
u,yi>C REASON ABLE ENPEKIINtE ~ BANK
me AID COMMERCIAL BI ~I\E--. CIV ENGAGE
- .pANI-II-, NERIGA TRADE tPON SAFE
Rt~I-. And WAKE WORE hoNEh lhNN ~ Nv
oruru al -INF-~ ~ AMERICA. ~l.h l'u willing
H. ,,..-. $1,000 % $1,000 90 f,o Com 4nt Us an rvi-
dcocc of rarnc.tncs- aud fidelity to it, best interests
m secure d,-.fstl, and permanent positions 800 cr''At
l.t4fiu..nt- u rl- toUl1nf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-24
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MAEHI

ETHIOPIAN FINANCIAL. MAithl.
ro,d,u Dec -. 4 p. m-Atlgutic and Gt'at We.efn
erst n"iqacc tri,tce-' ccrtncateH ~ tmaln "a,
n,,c - itr 10. Mexican ordiuary ~ -. PaH4
.'1,r,o, ~ Money. - per cent InllA council bH'
v.,fc allotted to-day az u 3lol lrr rupee. ram. az
80 o,,ot, t,.r cent rentes % francs ~ confines
G- the account and exchange on London at - franc. -
,f|s for cbrrh- The amount ~ bullion rcIe INTO the
nam - England ON balance to-day f. $4,000
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Actus. cash IN
Treasury vaults
over Ouisand- . 40 "a co2 1s5 Dec. s3eh o,s
ing ceftt ta,Ps % 55s s06 - 2l76'' Dec OIL 30
..o,.s sI9s747. $40 slo2 s2l, 90 Dec s?2e2oo
The foreign EXCHANGES TGFe b Ill., r s9a qH weak
I Il,e On fGndon declined 12 per cent but on
Paris steady We R5 P2IsF bs 81 ~ ioa
,d "a ~ - respectively for long ana short
sterling: French francs. 5.23 Is al" ''~o '-o'
ojch,norks "a SIS and % 4. -, -,,
In London British ccnsos rallied al Slightly rt to
70 i ~! "IamJ gained cs4OO0 bullion on balance
IN the open moGfy was e easy at G p at
III 15 Cd an ounce. but India Council nills were
allotted at decline Of IL Ga per ru"% AmeTi
"iHcr features At Paris French per cents fell
~ ,os ogain easier at 25.2l IL francs 70
the {. c, o,d Itudson Pivor Pail
~ dcoIo,cd quarterly dividend OF ] per cent
and special dividend Of x, I2 P eT Cc3f h, IKE
1oca vol scmiannual dividends of 3 IL per cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-24
financial mectlnqs.

OFFICE Of THE
EDISON GENERAL ELECTRIC CO.,
No ~ Boad-st., NeY-YOrk Dec. II, 1890.
A SPECIAL MEETING OF the stockholders
~ OF Edison General Eectlic Company VIII be held 90
18th o. January, 1891, at2 oclock 10 the afternoon.
Office Of such company, at NO. " Broad ST. In
city Newly for the purpose Of voting upon propo.
stOn its capital stock from twelve million dol
lars, o. hundred and twenty thousand shares
the par value Of one hundred dollars each o. fifteen
million dollars consist OF hundred and fifty thousand
shares OF the par value OF hundred dollars each
HENRY WILLARD
j. II. HERRICK,
G. H. COSTER,
J. HOOD WRIGHT,
J.. $ SMTHERS,
SAMUEL INSULT.
A Majority OF the Board o. Trustee
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Uroposdls.

CUSTOM HOUSE. NETWORK CITY, De-
u cember 18th ls9o-ColIecor's Ofce.-Proposals fol
YofE2ssaled pfoposas VIII be received this once until
II O'Clock noon Of January 18th. lsyl tunder Sec ~
al sad port OF unclaimed imported merchandise g. follows
tenn Of three % yas from The lst Dag Of sosg
ct general order bonded % the United states
Public store, rate per package whether 10 oAss csss
0t th cSIse Zoo Ind for u,srchande no; packed.
tntsope aid which s.ngiy may be below the ayeraSs
Go ay bonded warehsGse - the United States Public
Stor. or TO the Barge once whether IN bales cases at
or otherwise pssA, ). for the csrage on IN.
70 designated Warehouse. whether IN bales ess,s
cratc- otherwise pkd BID. nay stat soe,ts rS's
rate toS c caras o. Sample packages from the Public
store the ba ge once. Bds must STAT rri,S.
NRn insrPd to BE- added 10 tn. soeche Bid;
ders must .tate under OATH ne hnRps s,f y, 49, a,s
sepatcly aud ~ hea rates for each o. tho 81, 49,
uation, Will no, b. considered Inc CONT tct VIII sry
Iilniy PROPOSALS FOR CARIAGE.n a. bSndS WI ~,
l., conScesa unless sceompahlsd oE eer'nee ~ D.
NewYoTk a. security that The CONTRACT II awarded WI
te entered within ton 40 day. AFTER he acceDSn
% ng 90 Win ih lsnt ana sati.tacory s9Tse for
sniat 10 aHnamSnt at any time by the OF N,
I,,ggy for good csuss ne pcpSI tiy BIZ,
~, 10 % be- r c to the collector Of the Port,
TEHAEpr. collector
DROPOSALS for the erection of a Cavalry
Academy. West Point, y Y. December l. 1870 sea. a
n ,psa sa6 6 T. H. gal n G@na o On" H. al
day az January 1891 the erection ~ Brick G. airy
BarracN per plans and specifications u b. zen az -
ccdS ~ and gd d to he rntorssnSi
W. II MILLER. CAPTAIN and \. Q ". I. = a
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pAIIROAD EARNINGS.

WHEELING AND LAKE ERIE.
1883 1889. 1890
a., 1S6 1877 1871
Number on mr. ~, ~, '''' s17A3s slq5p7 ST. $40
Tmd wccEn !" -, --' Sjl 9U5 SSGgG2 l32 81
KANSAS CITY. MEMPHIS AND BIRMINGHAM.
second Vs. N W pro" OO5 $50 To-, 996
Jam MEMPHIS AND CHAELEsTON.
220 800 $40
Numb,r on lH'i az 30 SIG 81 $40 .-6l
-, i to Dec IL .... 1883 49, 1.''2"'l l'@o4"f
EXPORTS OF MERCHANDISE FROM NEW-YoKK-
eGGiG.15o s75ioG3o s-.4oiGo
o n Icnoricd oSs ,3J $50 80 3fi 3323S4 l2i
Tot, since jan 1s.o5oss1o5 1888 800 osa 5365sa 2'O
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TIE CHATHAM NNTIONAL BANK
NEW-YOHk, December 10 1900.
GOTH DIVIDEND.
CVrhc Board Of Director, have thl, dav declared a
quarterly dividend Of FOrE o. PER CENT ont OF the
earnings Of the past months payable and after
January . 1891 Tho transfer books will ain closed
until That date II /. DoREMtS. NasMrr.-
NATIONAL ROADWAY BANK.
NI.W-lORk. December 20, 1870.
ODD DIVIDEND.
o. me hoard of Director have this declared semi
,nnn, atid.nd al ,unt cent PAYABLE aud attn
nnuarv . 1891. transfer book VIII b. closed unu
mat data. a. L. J. RICE Cashier.
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UubIic Notlres.

NOTICE OF SALE OF LANDS AND TENEMESTa
FOR UNPAID ASSESSMENTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-24

Total shares sold for The day l0 80
SILVER cerls... lU2 islO4 lU3 IO4 LO3 - lOS'lal 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-24

over Out,tand. $500 80, . 40 :, IA Cn3 ass Dec. s3eh o,s
Ing cert % 5SS sos - 2l763 Dec 54l 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-24

CITY OF NONCOMPLIANCE DEPART NJ, rs
Rf>HEAT FOR THE COLLECTION OF ASSESSMENT
AND ARREARS OF IAAES AND AssLSSMENIs
AND OF WATER RENTS,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-11
SPECULATIVE.
Tie Outlook in Wall Street Conceded to
Be Brighter Than for Months.
London's Market for Americans opaned Strong.
Money Rates In New York Went Down
and stocks Rallied.
Special 10 the Gazette.

Special TO the Gazette
NEW YORK, Dec. l0.-The outlook is
conceded by even the bear traders, in =
to be brighter in Wall street than it has
been for months. The return movement
of Gould gets the mos. important place
in the cause Of Improvement, and it is in
continuation of this movement that the
future of the market is believed to de-
pend. The first upward direction was
FAX en- on Friday, when commercial bills
pwere pressed for sale ut terms which al
lowed buyers to take them and import
gold against them at profit. On Mon
day, however the supply became so great
that all buying orders were filled and
bills were practically unsaleable al
though offered at q rate which would
show profit equal to- II cents on each
pound sterling of exchange through the
importer of gold against the purchaser.
Yesterday there WAS frmer tone, and
many transactions were made. To-day
the sterling exchange market was quoted
irregular, with rates still far lower than
the gold importing point. So far the
gold engagements from Europe K own to
have been made foot up 81 1856 900. This
will be all shipped by to-day's steamer
from the other side.
The London market for Americans
opened strong but sold off
Our market opened below yesterday 9
high closIngs, and was rather weak dur
ing the morning and the early afternoon
market was dull and professional in
| tone.
Money rates went down to . per cent
before 2:30 in the afternoon, and stocks
rallied. They did not advance as high
IS yesterdays closinZs, however.
Union Pacific was noticeably weak. The
| general market closed weak and dull.
| The net result of the days business was
| a material decline in prices.
Important declines were: Atchison :,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-11
AUSTIN LISTENING.
A Divorce Suit that Is Liable to Devel0pe
Something Sensational.
An Elevator Accident - Wilbarger Bridge
Bonds Report Of tia superintendent
OF Public instructions
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
AUSTIN, TEX, Dec. 10.-A suit for
divorce was brought to-day in the dis
trict court by Rebecca Edleman against
her husband, Albert Edleman. recently
a visitor to this city, presumably from
Canada. 1t is probable that the case
will develop something sensational, as
both have had some unusual experiences
since their marriage in Australia in 1877.
Their wanderiugs Up and down the uni
verse, first to New Zealand, shortly af-
ter their marriage, thence to the sand
wich Islands, thence to Panama, thence
10 London, Paris, Monte Carlo and back
E6gain to New York, where they parted
in 1885, makes highly interesting
chapter in glope-trotting. After their
separation in New York the husband
went to Capetown, South Africa, where
the wife alleges certain things against
chin she coming to Austin. where she
has since supported herself in the mllli-
merry business. The husband later
drifted back to New York, thence to
Canada, from whence he is supposed 20
have come to Austin, for what purpose
is not known certainly. There seems to
be good deal of mystery surrounding
his presence here, and the quidnunos
look for something lively az a result OF
it. It is not improbable that others,
well known citizens OF Austin, may be
drawn into the affair before the end Is
reached. Certain complications of
business nature are expected to bring
this about.
A cOuntryman was caught under the
elevator in Osborne s Terry's livery
stable to-day and seriously injured.
Hon. Charles Culberson was IN the city
to-day looking up quarters in which to
domicile his family.
The comptroller bought to-day $500
of Wilbarger bridge bonds.
The biennial report OF the superintend-
ent of public instruction is out. That
part of 1t discussing the condition, needs
and requirements of the public school
system was published in circular sent
out last summer by the state superln-
tendent The rest contests of tables and
the details connected with the operation
of the school system. Accompanying
the reports is q statement for the year
of the state university and the Sam
Houston normal school. The per capita
superintendent for the current year is
S4l50, an increase of 90 cents over last
year.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-11
THE PULITZER BUILDING.
Thrown Open to Thousands OF Invited
Guests-Reception Day
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
NEW YORK, Dec. 10.-The formal
completion of the Pulitzer building (the
new home of the World newspaper) was
celebrated this evening, with the assist
anoe of one Of the most distinguished
companies ever brought together by a
similar event. The entire building, from
pressroom to observatory, was thrown
open for the inspection Of the several
thousand invited guests from all parts of
the country, including the governors of
fifteen states, members OF the cabinet,
senators and representatives. Supper
was served for 1000. Speeches were
many. Prominent among the Texans
present were Misses Clinton, Carrie and
Evarts Huffman aud w. l.. Malone, ali
of Fort Worth.
AT noon several hundred carrier
pigeons were released from the dome of
the building.
Tonight James Paine s. aSons, fire.
works makers, illuminated Me roof and
dome with a brand-new ffS&ork in ven-
tlOu ,r-f'i1ste-sSs- -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-11
London Wool Sales

LONDON, Dec. 10.-At the wool sale
to-day 10 800 bales were offered. There
was fair selection and competition ami
mated. Buyers for the continent were
operating freely, especially fer better
grades of New South Wales. Queens
land, greasy Merinos, good Melbourne
apd Victoria sold freely; secured was
steady except for inferior grades, which
were irregular; Cape of Good Hope and
Natal wool was steady. The lext wool
sales will begin January 81. The guam
tity to be offered is Unlimited. The sue
ceedinR series will commence April g,
and 400, 900 bales will be offered. The
following are the offerings of the day in
detail and prices obtained:
New South Wales - 1900 bales.
Secured. 9%d@ls Sgd; secured locks
and pieces, S1ad@ls Sd; greasy, 5d@l Is
Sd; greasy locks and pieces, 5h@9lad.
Oueensland-llOC bales. Secured :,
IL 2i0ls SGD; locks and pieces. 10%d@
Is Id; greasy, 74@sEd; locks aud
pieces. G34@S&d.
Secured, Sd@ls sgd; locks and pieces,
locks and pieces. Sd@1s I'd.
New Zealand-40O bales. Secured,
Slad@ls ed; locks and pieces, sd@
Is 21ad; greasy, G2d@ls I'd; locks aud
pieces, 5@GAd.
South Australia-900 bales. Greasy,
G@ll I'D; locks and pieces, 6@71ad.
West Australia-200 bales. Secured i,
9R@l0d; greasy. lA@7d; locks and
pieces, $4,000.
Tasmania-400 bales. Secured, SGD
els Cd; greasy 7lId@ls.
Cape of Good Hope and Natal-l300
bales. Secured, 9Hd@ls 41ad; greasy,
41ad91s Sd.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-11

TAN quotations below are revised daily by lead
ing dealers, and will be found reliable. whole
sale and retail, as speciheiI
COTTON.
Buyers are paying Sc. SAC, ss.c.
PROVISIONS AND SUNDRIEs.
Fresh fsh-Retailirg: Catfish. gulf, 1oc per d !;
buffalo, gulf. lee per %.
Fish-New mackerel. half bbls. No. l. 50 5oa
10 Co., half bbls No. ., s. 90; Goldfish, 2b bricks,
6IIaic per n; loose Goldfish. 6G61ac per ID /;
pafk diIan hsi5Pss; Saskes
Dried herrings-Per box. aOc
Bologna sausage-9G l0c;
s. &C. shors ess9 bacon Con-
sides, &c; short clear, dry salt, SIC; shou.-
ders. sasilc; dried beef. CSC;
Griis-Per Dbl, 81 Is.
Oatmeal-New, per half barrel. looDs. 50 75a
4 90; per barrel, s. Is.
orackers-XXx soda, nc; cream do. s,ac;
lemon cream. 9ils lOc; ginger snaps, slla ice.
sugars-standard granula,ed, 5ei powdered.
bbls.. TIC; do, half bbls., &c; fancy yellow
clarified. slsc choice yellow clarified. &c;
prime yellow clarified. SAC; fancy seconds,
Coffee-wholesale quotations: Rio. 22e
22S4c; prime 20isc; choice. lis. dz2iac; fancy,
Pea Berry. :sA. a2i1ac; Arbuckle's Arioss,
Maple svrup-old time, one-gallon cans. per
dozen, sl2; hali-gailon, per dolen So 2oi quarter
gallon, per dozen, 50 so.
Molssses-Fancy open kettle, CSC; choice open
kettle, SIC; prime open kettle, 4sc; choice CEN
trifugal, 3Sc: prime centrifugal, BIC.
Lard, refned-Tierces. SIC; ffty-pound cans,
SIC; twenty pound cans, CSC; ten pound cans,
csc; FIVE pound cans, CSC; three-pound cans.
Rice-New crop. prime, 6l4c; choice, nc;
head. I5ic.
Cheese-Fancy full cream. 1 in boz, he; fancy
full cream, 2 in box, 12lac; Young Americas, 4
Pickies-Medium bbls, .ll 90; med halves,
Sc Is; small bbls, sl2 90; small halves, 81 %;
mixed bills, si2 80; mixed halves, s. 90; half Dbl
Chow Glow. Sc 80; small 10 gal. 81 20; Gherkins.
per Dbl, Sl2 80.
Flour-Wholesale quotations: Best patents,
81 1OGs Is per 100 pounds: half patents, S: 9Oa
90; third grade, So soa2 IS; fourth grade. 81 90
as GO.
sUNDRIEs-starch. pearl, &c; lump, &c;
apple, ioc; Missouri. s,c Per 4 Dbl. s. oSai IS
Vinegar, l5G25c. Concentrated I've, 50 IS four
doz in case. per case. Jugs; glazed. loo per
Ea ssssa lge
Z. b, 81 Is doz. MaccaroHi. imported, Ito
Iiikcv n: American. SOC y box: Tubs. No.
!, OAK grain. g so; No: 2 $ 50; No. 3, s. 90 y
sIa 50; y doz. Redwood, No. 2. 50 50; No.
3. s. 50; three in nest. white cedar. 50 25:
eight in nest. oak grain. 81 %. Buckets. two
cans. s2'so. vermicelia. small box. Sc
Cstsup, in bulk, Y GAL. Sc. Worcester sauce,
in bulk. ' gall, 81 p. Rope-Grass. u
inch basis so s ssi:bss S IT,
y b.
Candies-wholesale quotations. Stick, full
weight. % D boxes, sa6loiAc; light weight, Is
Nuts-whoiesale quotations: Peanuts, new
crop. choice white, S@sc; pecans, 1610c;
almonds. 1871 oc; Brazil nuts, lsa2oc per y:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-11

Chesapeake and Ohio (frst preferencs)
IL, Burlington and Quincy ~, Chicago
gas l. st. Paul II, Rock Island ~.
Northwest IL. Colorado coal Della
ware and Hudson 2zs, Lackawanna s1s.
Erie Is. Lake Shore Lead trusts q.
Louisville and Nashville ~, Louisville,
New Albany and Chicago 9, Manhattan
2, Kansas aud Texas preferred q, Mis-
souri, Pacific q, Jersey Central 2, New
York Central =. New England =,
North Terminal =, Northern Pacific
preferred q, Oregon Shor: Line 2,
Reading e, Richmond Terminal Il,
Richmond preferred 8, Sugar trust l =
Tennessee coal 2I. Texas Pacific q,
Union Pacific 2%, Union Pacific, Den
yer and Gulf l, Western Union q.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-11
ON CHANGE
Spot Cotton Unchanged, Futures from
Two to Three Points Higher.
Wheat Opened Weak, Fluc'uated Widely and
Closed Higher coffee and Wool
Markets Unchanged.
Daily Review.

OFFICE OF THE GAZETTE,
FORT WORTH. Tex, Dec. 10. 1880.
Clear and pleasant, all lines OF trade
booming, and increasing daily as the
holidays draw near. To-day business
was exceptionally brisk, both with
wholesalers and retailers.
General market dealers are exertins
themselves to secure choice commodities
for the trade at this season and the mar
kets are teemlng with everything to ap-
pease The mos, e1acting appetite.
Eggs and butter are yet in scant sup
ply and quotations are yet slightly eie-
waited. Poultry is drag on the market
at present, and prices are down.
Changes in general quotations are
slight and of little Importance.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-11

DENIsoN, TEX. Dec. 10.-A street car
was demolished by a freight train on the
Missouri, Kansas and Texas here last
night. The car was just crossing the
tracks as the train was pulling out, and
when 1t got full across the track the en-
CINE struck it broadside. The driver
jumped and thus escaped with his life.
Fortunately there was no one on the car
at the time. The mules we're ierked
rather roughly, but escaped serious in
jury. The car Is almost a total wreck.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-11

$50, 900. 600 an One Day. .ss.ssss
Is what Jay Gould meaes R6rtx'
makes 90 6FHs, st corner of
Fffsh 6Hd Houston streets.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-11
NEW ORLEANS SPOT.

COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF THE SPOT
MARKETS.
Special to the Gazette
GALVESTON, TEX, Dec. D.-The following are
the closing quotations Tor cotton on the spot to-
day at the leading markets, together with tins
closing tor middling yesterday, with to-day's
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-11
Saxet cures all blood diseNa4
,,z,z.ssk 1:sss.ss 1870
Bonorably Discharged.

Srecial to the Gazette.
SHERMAN, TEX, Dec. l0.-L. @
May, the young ex-cashier imprisoned
here for theft OF watch at Denison.
was honorably discharged. the grand
jury failing to find an indictment against
him.
A message comes to-day FROM Rosston,
Cook county, saying that the building
and stock of merchandise of Buck q
Campbell burned last night, only par
tislly insured. Nothing saved.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-11
Presfon'a 6Hed-4E.e.r

Hon. ". n. Grain. membes Of congress from
Texas, wfstes: SIT e8ords ne pleasure to add
my testimonySto thatSf hundreds who have ex-
perienced relief by the ass OF your wondsfful
lied Axe y Cares In. ffueen Minutes For
sale ali druggists t0c.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-11

2Os 20t 2Os eos eos
Discount! Discount. ssF u isfaeeuxiss
at waIfmaH Brts {. a ID 81 Mo11fday
and Tuesday. BE on hand.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-11
Take saxet for geptss'

"Ho,c Time F1tes, esssSs>ssszzs
Another sdlsSauuszsss1l5 ~ weltman
RrosSDN6s store Saturday, Monday and
Tuesday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-11
FINANCIAL.

BRITISH CONSOLs.
Special to the Gazette.
LONDON. Dec. 1O.-Consuls closed e5 7-l6 for
money; for silver, 4iss.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-11

Lool; Out for the Dait's Ra=aar.
Mothers who intepdto give dolls wait
until the Bazaar opeaA and assist a char
liable object, .tHs Newshoys' home.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-11

EXCHANGE AT NEW YORK.
special 10 the Gazette.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-11

EXCHANGE AT NEW ORLEANS.
Special to the Gazette.
NEW ORLEANS, La. Dec. 10.
sterling-Commercial. 90 days. y
Francs-Commercial, 60 days. Nominal
New York Sight-Bank--. par
Commercial ......................... ! % dis
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-11
THE FORT WORTH MARKET.

TAI quotations below are revised daily by lead
ing dealers, and will be found reliable, whole
sale and retail, as specified.
COTTON