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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-18
HOTEL ARRIVALS.


flthNlth.
d Harrison, Chicago: A S Johnson,
New Orleans; a T Rose, Waco; Manley J
Brecker. Marshall, Mo; W C Brown, Aus
} Nj Trude, Sam Livingston, St
II H Bonn, Chicago; W T Jones, New Or
leans; NJ p Hickey, St Louis; r d Speed;
Helmetta, n j; W w Reeves and son, Aus
tin, Tex; \ F. McMain, Provencal,
Tex; Il w NcFenan, Baton Rouge, La; j F
Mulhall, Bryan, j H Webb, San Angelo:
w H Doss, Coleman, Tex; w W Hicks.
- q Rock, Ark; d L Countryman, South
Littlt.- Dis, B F'rink; Dallas; Sol PERTH, 81
Bend; ST. Hfi22rchester, Sherman; Albert
Louis; G B ~; TEX; H G Lipscomb and
SON, Nashville, TeninrSoi= n. Meridian 1 TeI
kin, A T. Lumpkin, : :. M kramer
DR. Austin, DR. Brown DallaG',,ildressss' .- n B
Decatur; John Matherson, c. ,-evD g T,
p Gibson, Quanah, Tex; Rice MaAl4 -
Richie, kopperl, Tex; w Bowman, by
mour, Tex; f NJ MARBLE, Quanah, Tex;
S r Holbrook, San Angelo; w I Moore,
Llano: j d Mclean, Alabama; F Weber, -
Louis l Campbell, Kansas City: J c
Sherwin, Denver: J : Carr
Seymour; L Thomas, Jr, New York
H w Pittebone, St Louis; 4 Alben, St
Louis: Miss Maggie Burnett, Wyoming ;
JIG Burnett, Ennis, Tex; p F Bruden,
Cuer; G II Jones Seymour; o MCGOWAN,
Commerce; H Brown, Tyler Tex; j H
Wood. Tyler, Tex; j II White, Commerce:
w E Cobb, Wichita Falls; Byron Jones,
Kaufman: 7 NJ Henderson, Kaufman /;
George Greenwood, New York; c V Ter
rel, Decatur.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-18
KANSAS POLITICS.

Eine District Judges to be Elected this
Fan--People's Party Claims.
TOPEKA, KAN. Aug 17.-Nine district
Judges are to be elected in Kansas this fail,
and the Peoples party politicians calm
that in six Of them Democrats
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-18
TABLE OF DISTANCES

The following table shows the distances from
Fort Worth OF some OF the important points in
gs well as outside OF Texas:
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-18
Simmer Excursion Rates.

yThe Missouri, Kansas and Texas railway
has now 4oIs Sale round-trip excursion tickets
70 the ssnmer resorts of the North, East
:. As aisssso % essation tisssts to St.
LOUIS Kansas CITY, Hannibal, Chicago,
sGineiunati sahd LouisTille. For further in
formation lt!siponsor address local NJ, Is.
& T.rallwaStickeasssnt or &.
~ II. PFHUGHEs, ~
AG. P. a, NJ, X. & T. Railway, Dallas,
Tex. CASTOR MEsLIER,
G,R. & 7. A, Sedalia, Mo-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-18
Dutton. Boston: B Hrs

n A button. Boston; B Hirschfeld, Gin
cinnati; j Mahoney, Oak Cliff, Tex; L
Schultz, Dallas; viii Beckwith, Kansas
Col; Fred Ward, St Louis, Mo;
S. H. McE.lroy, Kansas City; d. S. Grace
and wife, Galveston; James Caldwell and
wife, Cleburne; G. w. Mcneil and son.
Ballinger: j. r. Cravens GAINESVILLE; c ~
Heyner, Chicago; Chas. began, Milwaukee !;
f Weyneth Grenada, Miss; Mrs NJ B
Maynard, Dallas; ] L Harris, Chicago; NJ
Strauss, St Louis; NJ Newhouse, Chicago
Albert Krakaner, Dallas; I Allen, Kan
sas City; B D Doshiell, Jewe.-x Tex
E NJ Jorden and:wife Folsom, MN; y L
Goldman, Mt Pleasant, Tex; Alb.rt Kahn,
New York: G L Anderson, Pine, Bluff; 3
I Hill Big Springs; f B Bond. St Louis
Jno Lawrence, st Joseph, Mo; Hugo kapp,
Bowie: w G Fay, f r Sharpe, Dallas
Chas H Coolidge, Cincinnati, Ohio; Chas
NJ Maynard, Louisville, by.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-18

rlalnvisw, Hale Cogssye;k gls<<
Come to AmarilasukeeS your tickets at
the "HotssAanklfno' over the Clisbee daily
stssaai1e @ Plainview, the county seat of
the best county on the central plains.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-18
NINA VAN zANDT's WEDDING.
1t Is Preceded by q Sensational State
ment About the SDies EDisode

Nina Van Zandt Spies is no longer the
proxy widow of the executed Chicago an
archist, August Spies. She married the
other day Stefano Malato. a good looking
young Italian, and is now wife in fact as
well as in name. In connection with the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-18

WEATHERFORD MINERAL WELLS AND
NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY
The trains Of this line make direct connection
with / he Texas and Pacific railway trains Nos
2 l. eaud lUat Wcatheriord. leaving Fort WOrtr
Via Texas and Pacific railway and arriving at
Mineral Wells as follows.
Arrive. Leave
1910 a. m. Fort Worth ct & p. Ry.). a:05 a. N
Cos p. m-.Fort Worth CT & =. Ry.). Abs p. m.
l2..z2 p. No.. Mineral Wells ... e. 7:2Oa N
~ u. III. ...... Mineral Wells ..... 300 p IL.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-18
ct LOUIS SOUTHWESTERN.
wEATHERFoRD, MINERAL WELLS AM

Arrive LeaV
no p NJ. Memphis Express. $50 4. l
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-18
GULF. COLORADO AND SANTA Fee.
North
FoRT WORTH ANo DENVER CITY.

FORT WORTH AND RIO GRaNbE.
Miles, IT Miles
-ra n hUry..---.----- ~ Dublin -.....--.--- W
: --phcuville ....-.. 20 Comanche..--- .... liz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-07
GRAIN IND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.


The wheat speculation yesterday measured up Only
266O 900 bushels At the start there was SOME
nervous buying by the shorts ana the temper was
pronouncedy bulsh The fact mat 9ay Ism 70 ee
q halliday I'm Chicago account OF the ceremonies
attending the unwilling Of the Grant monumet c1Sea
the C hosse we're buyHg there
cold weather was reported in Kansas, ana PrlVatee
cable eIPDGTSons Of wheat would soon be pro
hblted. The upward tendency 0 values Was nelP, -,
Pnrone-oss 900 bushels Private advices from France
said that the markets were strong ana anVanGne anu
Scat weather. was reported from the United Kingdom
be evtreme advance due 10 this bullsh news reached
1891 IA cents reaction followed on IeanLat !i
The visible supply in England was reported TO nave
Increased 900 900 bushels, ana late CiDes WIZ N
q nfa tome Paris closed off 10 centmes Fine
weather in the Northwest stimulated selling at OcasO
heavy in tone December options ranged from 81 "a IL
aS1 o. 39 to 81 0s 3SaSl o. 30 ana nay "ei' osb
wheat was unsettled, ending weak, Exporters 'oON
Corn was irregular and unsettled. Prices fell
11G34 cent early on further arrivals OF the new
Kansas crop but the light receipts leg 10 Taiy OI
3SS7- cent the export demand assisting Realizing
saIes then cansed decline, and the net losses OF inc
day were 14@5s cent. Cash lCts were actoS Az" Az
higher but the closing was weak. Inc eAporV u'-
m9nd amounted to 216,00O bushels. ~, al 4
oats sympathzcd with corn. Prices fell leg ~
CENT Cash oats were active and were steady
on mixed and weak on white grades ,,. NV a boor
The lard market was broken oGo points ny po"
raid engineered at the West ,,..-- ,,hoo+ octo
her i"F 81 ii OF 10 November 81 O5 81 December
81 OF 5s January. ~ 90 IA MAY, ~ 10 % SVI!
Ocfober 10 3S: November 80 ao December, % .
NAV so rs cents. Oats-October, 33; Novemoer
33 1o December "a 4; May 80 - cents IT Lay i5
October. 81 o. November 81 OF; December - IL
The receipts of grain and -four reported yesteuy az
York Philadelphia Baltimore ana BoStoe GOV were es as
follows: Wheat G37 ,254 bushels corn, 221.o9l push
els oats "a 36s bushels total gram 9233i3 ousnei -
dour IL 7sG packages. At Chicago Milwaukee ana Su.
Louis the arrivals Wheat, 35G,11S bushels t
corn so s92 7S5 bushels bushels SonT cos74 barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-07
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

>or.vork ,ruesaay. oct. G-BEEy Els Receipts, 10
carloads SsSdhs 80 carloads for Is:mans Company car
loads for eAporter ana eaf csts Feeling ttaiy
CITY te in odSEai9 od e Sonsn at be and 81
'f d Ss private cable ads quot refriSe!s:ed S
steady s e a. Sr seam esmS IT. t dressed ScsR
ocal reports Montreal shipments for the sS week era
Ing aSSoS 1SoOH %aSns s! he gran grand port
2 NIo Ta from S e port WEDNESDAY quar-
tiers Of beef the City Of Berlin and 40 cattle Oh S
Mich cows Receipts. head No trading 20 sed, ~.
Feeling y.eady and good cows would sell resdiy ~ NV
eecHALEPEs@Reeepts part late Monday, US head Of
ho bc: 0e Sp' 81! si'SE' psE f ~
s at e 9a tS Rs c loS dressed. and
1Ff for See 's s and
'S sslyfi iSH e Mo yess 40 average
SC per 10 do is? p At PC Do lSl at 10 7 sra. -
e eS ID is at s. do s' at us h. "
2ise; 81 do, 1876 N, at 90 y per loo n A t5
NJ nP4s Ns'! sslvss FS:i az 20
S 81 SS so 50 Western calves pei iss a,
e. s2c 81 DO 2SS ~ at Ss 70 do 10 iso al e:
dPSensak ves, 10 g. c At .e ;na "a "a
calves Ss5 n, at 81 20 per 100 NJ .om
snEr rd1 SSb E sssf j sesiSs; f sqs
loads late ye''ssESs were 20 ciSnd' q o eS.cy c
sso$ weather. aSsG ssad feeling sG' was
9rS Poor s G "ff s sassp a. 'a
OF export Sheep brought IS 80. ,... ar.
Dressed mutton uiet a 6l2 dSi2c (few selecL1 -
easses oc) and dressed Lambs little slow az oclyS' IN
Sales-Iiallcnbeck Il Hollis - Canadian liin9s IA
n average, 20 - per 100 n "a Northern ss5 "a
so 10. at Is 75 1872 State do, II NJ. az - % g "a
CT 10 n So so So PENN ylvaI Ia do tpC,r u -. A.,
- 20 So Western Sheep. 93 70, at 50 % lSo S0'" wv
81 N, at - 49, % Pennsylvana do % N, az - ,,L
HarriDeton 20S Canadian lambs ~ ~; ~ ~ 70 = :.
40 STATE do SO n az 80 IS 229 DO common u ~
Hume & Muller 235 Pennsylvania Lambs - 10 "a
SO, 2l0 do 81 n. at S5 IS 10f do, % NJ A. - as
State do, O. NJ at $5 so fi5 do (commonl % ~ a
SO Pennsy yania Sheep 80 10 at - 50i IL 90 ~, "a "
- 20 II State do, 30 n, az 90 'tulls Of
j. s. Kase 1913 Ie' yyana Lambs 90 bassR 'iSj
r. HiLple & Co: Is Indiana sheep (s'eeSal' ~
| H. a. IS 80: II do 127 n at - 80. - 81
]. Pldcock & Sons 2o3 PennsylNanIa lAh0s' "
HoGS-Receipts 48 carloads Of $3.50 head-26 eare.si
az lOh.s and II carloads a, Jersey City. tlfm lf 80
| Hogs and loo higher than lat week. kepofIo 49,
were az s5 Goa s5 IS per 100 y ,,.,,,,, s,a
Country dressed hrn light supply. Mcuuhi S''
" Slies-Hnne Mullen IS state Hogs l5A ayefssrvt
AZ s5 IS psr 100 N; 10 do aoi y. az as IS IS d. e
~ az s; lS do ioi n - 20 do, $40 N at - 0''
rough do sl5 ~ at 81 90 do 200 ~ a. - % 20 A
: M Collins IS state Hogs. 2o2 70. az 81 81 az
2i6 n az So SS IS SAD d. 1Si g 50 20 rough 10
~ w Lamb o State Hogs, III =. at 50 20 10 go
so4 N nj IS SIS DO 3ot n. az IS so; rough 90 S-'
| N, at - IS; do. $40 N, at ~ o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-07

outlook Is encouraging for brisk lcbbng trade Prices
are steady Quotations for round lots follow: Pepper-
Singapore sac West Coast. Tta7i2c Aeheen. odss tc
Batavia white 12sal4sc CIoVes1lenIlosrc , SoIso
GdGitc prime Giac; Red Pepper 14G14Rry DO BoDieyy
SGsisc Cassia-solgon Rolls 26a27 nc DO broken $50
2Jc China, 5i4c Batavia. Mace, oQdIoe;o ihEso
CHcuts Sac African S1laGte Jamaica se lbs
d. bleached fGdIGLc. Nutnegs-Large, oo1o'V' ilV''
J9l2 dG2c; 120s TO 125s. 50d5Sc 80
sUGAR-RAw-Had further demand. and the holding an;
wss new stronger sales 1000 bezs Centn1g1l'
96 test 3tsc NewYofk; s62 bags Concrete 80 sess'
80 test all for Philadelphia also JOG hhds MnscGysoS
80 10 test Be In Philadelphia. Quoted D-l6c Tor %
go Muscovado and csc for 30 test Centrifugal On the Coz
Zee Exchange October closed 33od3 3sc November 20
8oc DECEMBER 322a3 2sc Refined steady. but trading
Ight Quotations; Cut Loaf SEC; Crushed PIG; row.
dsred iesc GRADUATED. 42c; Cubes, 42c xxx, 4sc;
Mould A. 4osc Diamond A, 42e Confeetonersn A. 4t@
4 bloc Columbia \. 4iec; Windsor A. 4iec RidGewood
"a l s.s NO. pn T. Isle 10 g. &c No iiss
no. TO- 39.i6c No. H. she; No. ~, 37-1ec; No. 49,
sTEARINT-Lard in light request; city in tcs, quoted
sl2c oeomargarine. city quoed 7sc. ana out Of town.
TALLOW~Has not varied for tne Day ruling quiet
TOBACC0-In Kentucky only light trading 81 sea
leaf the sales comprised go 1890 Pennsyvana Ha
yana 1Ia 10 4oc 1879 eases New ENGLAND 20d522e l50
znnen spanish t2 70 lSc 200 cases ss one lUc
zoe TO 81 10 100 bales Sumstrs, 81 90 q So 20 .,.
WOOI-The week opens without evidences OF sctN,G
ON this Manufacturers are IN quest OF pulled
grades and neeces all Of which commas n i0 for
not excessive and holders think the position VIII reman
steady. Quotations Xxx fleece, Spraag
I7d2bc; fail DO 16d21c secured fine spring no. 2shs.
62a64c medium secured do, 50d53c george zo-2aLIS
fine delane 35c medium secured do, 50G53c; georgia
26i2a27c fine delaDe. 35c medium washed neees ooc
rne un wished do 2d22c understandable do 2SdZoc'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-07
THE COURTS.
ROBERT AuLD GETS HIS DIVORCE.
JUDGE MADAMs OPINION REGARDING Tt

JUDGE MADAMS OPINION REGARDING THE
ACTIONS or MARRIED WOMEN
Judge McAdam. In the superior Court yesterday
handed down an opinion granting an absolute oNorVo
10 Robert Aud from Isabella Aud and In the opinion
he reviews in strong language the obligations oil mar
ried persons to each other. Mr.. Aud charged tha'
his wife was unduly intimate with Lyman ~ PlcKehS
while she spending the summer at the farmhouse
Of a. man named Decker. near Denton, IN orange
County.
After summarizing the acts of familiarity he sara
Married women should not only avoid evil, but the
appearance of it, and II by their course oil cohouo
with other men they give color TO charges Oh MS
conduct, and commit acts of indiscreuon ana ilhpro
priety which tend TO evidence them, they must mol
complain il the puzzle draw the conclusion which seems
Inevitable, that the marriage VOWS have not OILY
peen forgotteS but broken"
Regarding Pickens the Judge said Ills conduct
on the stand demonstrates clearly that he was man
in whose keeping no woman's honor was safe
Pickens's motive and purpose were clearly liic op
portnnty favored the defendant Yielded ana the cie
was complete. Pickens's conduct Is highly repreheh
sible lie was the bone of contention In most Oh inc
difficulties between the plaintiff and his WIG he was
her first lover and when she married announcer nc shou
have remained away and not intruded his presence on
the family circle and particularly upon the Wne during
the husbands absence. lie had no rlght 10 carry vi
secret correspondence with her, compnmentihg each
other on their adrotneSs; had no right to address e
tiers 10 her in endearing terms. Inc court
regrets exceedingly have to pass such structures upon
the conduct Of individuals particularly where feae
is concerned and would rather say 10 Doth Vi Vile
narties Go and sin no more But the law gives the
husband who has been wronged certain means OF ne
aroos ono Of which is divorce and court has the
right 70 arbitrarily withhold legal remedies from an IN
ued husband or wife without their consent ana against
their will 1t follows that there must be Juuglhent III
favor oil the plaintiff dissolving the marriage between
The parties and awarding The custody OF the chd "
the plaintiff"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-07
BITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

Judge o'Brien in the supreme Court. Chambers yes
to-day granted injunction to Mary A. Manley re
straining Francis II. Legget d Co. from obstrucang
the sidewalk In front of their building In West
broadway with trucks wagons, plankway sticks or
bridges The plaintiff Owls property In the nelghbOr-
hood and complained that Leggett & Co. were un-
necessarily obstrncting the sidewalk.
John p Kirwin, who recently sentenced to two
wears and two months in prison for assault com
mItted upon Mrs. Mary Allen. wants to appeal from
the conviction. lie Is now IN the TOmbs and yes
lerday his counsel secured writ Of habeas corpus
from Judge O'Pren, in the Supreme Court for the
purpose of getting IL stay of the execution Of the
sentence pending appeal. The argument upon the
application for stay VIII be heard today.
Dr. +. VI. Hoffman, who speaks English, German.
French Italian and several dialects has been ap-
ponted official Interpreter of the Supreme Court with
a salary OF 300 year. He Is the first regular
interpreter which this court has had and he was
appointed in conformity with an act passed by the
last Legislature.
William A. zabriskle secured verdict OF s7i 4o2 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-07
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, oct. GpeciaD.-Althcugh cables were
lower to- day, wheat bulled cent ana ciosed WIN a
ot this maintained New-York probably did the bust
ness f. d. Cottrell and Hutchinson were te ns SS
here the former covering lot OF wheat tnfOush tne
different concerns here tie latter first covering wheat
then selling IL out again. As WEDNESDAY - ~ pV "
holiday the local crowd also inclined TO get IN
That made general buying all around. There was a
little snow out in Kansas Cy-just enough TO create
talk 1t was not quite dry up IN the H SaT
Minneapolis and Duluth did not have as LIBERAL ~, ~.
celps-631 cars. The bull annome;'emrent by I.
London Tines in regard to the English crop ana re-
neWed rlmOrs OF the intention OF Russia 10 prohDt Le
expectation Of wheat more or less factors De,
cember sold from 9S 10 90 Is, and closed at 9o IL
cents Corn was rather weak. October sold from
~ . 10 81 Ia and closed at 81 "a cents May IRON
AZ TO al a. and closed at Al 7S cents rms weak
ness was on the increasing influence here OF the new
crop The receipts Of old were the smallest YET,
sst6nishingly small There were only 95 cars to-day
and only 30 estimated for Monday The crowd. now
ever believes that the crop is on the move and
that by the end Of the month IL will be here In great
volume Colder weather increases this prospect oats
fuctuated with and whea-weIe firm early, were
easier later Pork to-day, after stubbornly resisting
pressure for several days went under $40 for December
and sold as low as 50 90 AT the yards hogs were 10
cents lower Pork at tie close showed loss OF about
20 cents, lard OF about 10 cents and RIBS OF about 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-07
LIVE STOCK MARKET-BY TELEGRAP

Chicago oct G.-"The Evening journal reports :
Cattle-Reccipts 5000 head shipments, 200 head
Market steady. Top prices for natives, s5as5 % 10
nrjme OR extra natives on sale. Medium, $iaS4 % )
Common so 5oasS IS Texans s2a$2 20 stockeas % 70
p43 30; butchers COWS, - 25d$2 80 Hoss-Receiptsl
$1,000 head shipments, 5000 head Market slow ana
ers 81 50q9 60; prime heavy and butchers weights
800 head. Market active, steady to strong Native
ewes 20 jOds4 30 mixed aud wethcrs, ~ ioaT5 Is
TEXANS "a a.: Westerns S4Q3f 81 lambs - 1JUS5 70.
BgnaIo oct. 6.-Cattlc-Recoipts last p hours 4SO
thus far $40 head fOy time
last week 900 head CONSIGNED through, $40 had 24o
Of which 20 Ncw-Yorl; sale; market closed firm
with the demand barely satisfied good Steers siqS4 -
COWS and hclfcrs 50 75aS3 25. HOgs-Reccpts last q
hours 200 head total for week thus far 17240 head
Tor same time week 80 900 head consigned through
$50 head $3.50 head e. New York 30 for sac; market
closed steady heavy grade. c0nfcd 50 5O0S3 90 medium
weights olnied IS f5a*l 80 Yorkcr GOOD to hest corn
fed, - $3.50 So 90 pussy g. part c9rnied r4aso 10
aood heavy ends. 81 1885: pigs good " best cornd
- 25G4f rs; pigs common skips to fair S3GT rs
Ouehs - 25d4 stays, 80 25d&3 80. Sheep and lambs
-Reccipt - hours, 500 head O.al for week thus
FAR. II 500 head for time last week, 1880 head
consigned through, none; 200 10 New-York 1000 for
sale market closed steady anu shade higher sheep
TIA fancy: 81 50dsi good 10 choice, siast so fair n
good SO 7JdSl culls and common So 50d - 30 lambs
good 70 choice native 50 i0aSj 50 common % fair do.
500S5 30 eulls N common. SO 2ja4f; Canada.
10 extra, 10 j0ds5 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-07
corRr CALENDARS For TO-DAY.

supreme ccurt-Gtneral TemB6c,e Van ,a5 ErY 115
Is j.! i Gl1 i5 i i5f 1Gs,'HaB s
Supreme Court-C9amDrrs1,h lilo o BHen' ''-A0"On
as s%Dss to oo 5S c&sS
Ia s. 5sS a ss 8 s a 0 12' IT, 49, 4S 49, a.
4 ans az NJ soi dlO T err Pa tOi eore Beach,
SS;S o ss 30 sss cs l'3 acs g. 49, g.
SV su iaoi e'Y IBee smith J
g. s., So g: f $ss - S s. SSs: 49, 49, SSS
s es5 soe '5 g. 49, 81 % S SSS S
6ei sss oi So SS S5S SS9 i,rpe,o,e Patterson j.
y9 % S.
Sss 5s 1871 l gsS ssh io! 5s2 49, 49, ' g
rs 81 s $ se 81 IT, e. .s So 49, ~ ii#
i ssS 3ss ,2I Hanson i2S swm Of Charlotte
Hattn Fos PfSPI s o %1 }chn Hat t.
Seld> ". e Shell and Henry Kdde, 10 a. m o...,o.
Superior Court-General Term-AdJourned until oc'o'er
superior Court-special Tefm-Before Dugro, Mo
Superior CourEqu TermBgsore Gaey oHeSSy J.
Case Su Se 9u Gcarrra cfart iBefOe sedgwck
superior CouTt-Tria Term-part Il-BcioFe freedman'
J.Nos. s5s, 600 ~ 1912 S7I 111-R.fore McAdam,
J-Adjourned until tomorrow. , -, .., .orr,
pSas-nslaIi IemAgS@rRNfa ed ior INC H.
no. 81 - i2 Is 49, % j. 3d. D. 81! IT, 3d. 81 81 s. g
70 IL, a. is, A.. IS, d. 52 90 944j "a 90 90
% oTinon PlTas-Irla Teim-Part I-Before Day, u 100
Nos GAO el, 900 1924 I2S, 1874 $50, go az az sS
g35 1889 IIi9 1894, zoos 800, noS i1of' - 800
Si9 59S sos 505 1851 1866 1868 49 $40 S03, l1Sy
Common Peas-Trial Term-Part ll-Belolc boohs'"'ei'
JNCases to be sent from Part l. .., .,
" Common Pie4s-TrIal Term-Part IlI-Adourned until
Gity tour-specal Term-Beore Van wyck, J-Mo'
lions. ra,o,o 1,h,1icb T. L -
NGSs &c., 415d 5oe l22 tiG l2 4 rs 435 IL $50
.+ i6fo,rriai Terr-Patr II-ReiOe Mc(iOwn, j.
Nos Gi' 3lSS ass SiS9 BOZ $ts1 1927 ili. l i65
tiSS 413 S6, 49, siS 400 i30i 130'' 2oo
4ZT nv 4- CCo1rtifs 1erm-Part IIIBefore Fftzsm9ns'
Nos Ss0s 56O7 1905 4o99, 1905 4lS5' 4lS5' ii4i'
5s7 1883 66 4i6$ 4i65 4i6I, 400 1906 4lGs
4l0Y roUSirttia Term-Part IV-Before Newburger, j.
Adjourned until tomorrow. -. , ,o,ouo Nor,iDo 4
court OF Cenelal Sessons-Part l-Beiore MaItne, a..
and Assistant Disrct-Attorney Dayis-fos 70 70 III
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-07
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRApH

Liverpool oct. "a p. m.-CottOn-1he sales OF the
day include 800 bales American. Futures closed
firm; American, middling low midding clause. October
delivery 4 51-64d4 53-61d; October and November
delivery 1894 52-64d November and December
delivery, 53-64d buyers: December and January
delivery, 1904 buyers January and February de
livery, 5000 buyers February and March delivery,
59-64@4 Go-64d March and April delivery. 81 SD
buyers: April and MAY delivery, I-6fd value NAV
and June delivery, D 3-64a5 4-64d.
Galveston. Oct 6.-Cotton easy mlddling $50
low middng 7-Sc good ordinary. &c: net and gross
receipts. 5553 bales: exports 10 Great Britain, 5,5l1
bales sales, 2,343 bales; stock 107.0l0 bales
Norfolk Oct 6.-CottOn steady middIing, 3sc
net and gross receipts 4379 bales; exports 10 France
ZOO bales coastwise, 1850 bales Sales o35l bales
stock, 81 $50 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-07
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

,a,,en ~ pork IN moor demand Hams-The demand =
mproying short cut about IA to rs %. firm q Nv ~,
Bacon--The demand Is improving: CamoefianSu , -
20 IA NJ, steady az 2ss. Cheese In poor d.m n ,s,
Tallow In poor demand. Turpentine and Rosn n ,"
demand iard-Spot and futures In poor ocsnsI,s
Wheat--The demand is improving; No. req sprn-
steady al SIS 10 Lea. Flour In poor demand oi,e
Snot in moor demand: futures in fair demand m ~ "a
Western spot steady at 90 sd: October s'eans ss,s
a I cd. November steady at SIS I'd Decemne,, ros,s
at SIS 4 add. Hops at London-Pachc oOA''-
is nothing onerinSs