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The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-09-29

4 Mon,r,ldco dispatch .ny. Admiral Mrlio,
commanding the rebel iicci Of Brasil. la. rr
ncard the blockade of RIO dr janciro. 40 the
latest dispatches from that cit, state, aud IL
rfn ports, II u ftimorri that his destination
l.. frsi n all. Para l,nY llnfba,io, who 10.
Gently escaped from Ito, has published let.
ter IN which h. says the navy under n-llo 4.
defending the brazilian people against rrnsl.
d,nt rclsoio's military tyranny aud dcspotlu
futr
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-09-29

CHOLERA is raging in Europe, es-
pecially In Russia, but there is little
fear that the epidemic will break
out in America. For two years 1t
has failed to get foothold here, and
It is probable that the conditions con-
ducive to its spread do not largely
prevail in this country. But we
should still continue as vigilant as
aver
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-09-29

HAMILTON FISH, although Grants
secretary OF state, was fourteen
years older than Grant All of our
greatest war heroes died compare
lively young. The exposures OF four
years of war probably undermined
even the iron constitution Of Grant,
or else he might be living among us
in hale old age for many years to
come.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-09-29

THE ancient Hammond house at
Marblehead, Mass, is being torn
down, and some of its spruce timbers,
which have been protected from rain
and wind for more than 200 years are
eagerly sought after by violinmakers
for use in the manufacture OF their
Instruments.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-09-29

Az English rector, Conservative OF
course. whose church Gladstone nj.
tended one Sunday recently. roundly
abused the unusual crowds which
came to the service to see the grand
old man. Politics does make fools
OF some men, How much better IL
would have been for all concerned.
including the church. had the rover
end gentleman swallowed his ire and
just sent the contribution plate
around couple OF more times
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-09-29

Tnr Observation-Disclosures machines
arc TO be abolished on Partisan boulo.
yards. tho project Of police having
decided tina, they can DO set up only
In railway stations or similar places
where some ono will bo responsible
for their being kept In order
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-09-29

~ amy Of those foreign crowned
heads are coming over TO our world =
fair 1t Is high time that they started.
wo would like AN opportunity Of SEQ.
Ing kings while they last. for tho i'm.
preston prevails that the breed Of
kings will soon be extinct
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-09-29
VETERINARIANS who have been In

VETERINARIANS who have been In
ves,igating the origin OF anthrax
among the cattle and horses OF Della
ware express the belief that
they have found the cause Of II In
the refuse OF the morocco factories In
Wilmington. which is used on the
farms in that vicinity as manure.
Nearly all the skins used In the fac
tories come from South America.
where animals suffer greatly with
anthrax
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-09-29

A tremcndou. sensation has been caused
throughout spain BY The attempt, fcs ia,
ago, Of M Anafchh, nn,nri Pals. IN NH
General Martinez tnmpu., while tho latter
was reviewing the itnopi Tao bombs we're
thro~n, hut the general was only wounded In
the hip. A soldier pns allied and several
others injured Pallas uns arrested
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-09-29

! Tnr woman who had the national
flag nj the California building In Chi.
cago converted Into n stair carpe,
would obllgc tho public by giving
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-09-29

The scheme planned ny thu chefoken nj.
iotices and y y MoCabo. ihr col0rcJ "a.
secretary ~ slatn VI Kansas To establish n
negro town NJ Liberty H. the Cherokee Hifip.
hs. otyAisltged The town site bns been siif.
vesed. aud Mt Mcrnho hns sant n DELEGATION
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-27

intense. "'>'
tnrr Is no denying tba, the pltcS Of
enthusiasm to which the people Of this
aiy l1ye been worked up Is uuite equal.
even IS this dispatch is sent. 10 anything
described as happening Ut loulon, PARIS
or Lyons. One OF the facts much no.
ueei and commented upon In connection
WITH the dcsnratioa is That several ltal
lan societies arr taking part in the les.
u'itias and have richly decorated their
htadluaHers tor the occasion This has
given risc 20 a friendly feeling 10 ltal-
ians, Who for long time past have been
decidedly frowned upon, not only in thls
si,y. bur IN Inauy other parts Of l'ranre
mus II is that Italians us well as Rns,
SLAMS and French flags, are to he seen
hoatlng to the breeze in several quarters
of Marseilles today.
The Russians arrived az II o'clock anl
were enthusiastically received al nie
depot AT The prefecture Admiral Ayel-
an and officers were received by ,hr
senator's and deputies OF the department
ot Bcucher-lulkhine
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-27

PRESERVES .Fiyc-pond pals, ono
u,uHsn Ia the casc. per doz., SVioi "
I'D, kanlkius, per 10. Zoe
Worth lie per pound; b-lh' TN pnus'
lgr ao5s $50; d wine,.siasss, per do~r
n. NUTS Almonds. new soft-shel;, ner
~ ~ We. wulnnts. per H.. extra is,ss,,
.liiiSc; iillerts, per pouul, Y ~
S,Ns"s per H., new eroh u 49,
vshs. new crop, S i-2djne; peanuts; IN W..
Il white .pcr sack. Parlit brand. ~
x,,nlYie While, brass brand, 90 rVAs'''
WIZ; ts,si quality, Zoe. ,,..
nlnEp FRUITS Turkish prnnncs. , WI
b oSna' NJ Frcpch hos nos,, 2op ss.IS
huAeS ipc; California. poo; lVls W..
eoSSs' Toe; 1Os. 90. lie; COS, t9s, iisi
N,SliipFnia etapcretc1 anricots .p-i,oi, ,,s
9oAes pr Nv IL lie. L., I. n,s'"55
+" N.v"is 100 per box; L. u. raisi la,.
S onr 600 per box; choice. eyap2s'n,,S,ccua
aIPs' N9Yponna boxes, u l-sc' , vmv,Js
raiine, oV.pound boxes. TO- per ponua .
Snrrants' ~ barrels, 5 3.iW0c per pound
'ni'"nts' IN boxes, 1.ac Per pounu'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-27
THE MARKETS.


MEN ORLEANS. La. Oct. Do tSpcc.
i1l.l-lAe slight gain which Liverpool
showed at the opening was entirely lost.
anu tie market closed barely steady,
at about The prices Of yesterday. Spot
sales were quite limited. reaching only
HMl bales LiyerpoO, has shown here
set tn H. wholly uninilucnced by the
better feeling which characterized the
markets on ttIis side for flIe past few
days. ami her attention layErtmlnsly III
rected to the heavy rrOcipis without
reverence 20 inp causes Wlilch may have
contributed to the large movement. As
We have explained IN our recent circu-
lars, heavy shipments are being made
from Interior towns for October clear
ance. To show We urp mot altogether
wrong IN our suilnises, correspondent
whose opinion We not only value highly,
but whose facilities for information are
unusually good, predicts a marked fall
Ing of In Texas the coming week, VIII, n
large decrease Of receipts ut Galveston,
Ia the Caroiinas mills are starting M,
and are taking cotton freely.
The silver bill may reach a vote To-
morrow, and In case Of its repeal, cot
ton may borrow strength from the im-
proved financial tone. The receipts ure
being watched with great interest and
10 long Us they relnain heavy, Liverpool
will be slow 20 move. The feeling i
rather moro bearish, but nervousness
still charactcriEes the situation. AMI
prices would quickly respond to auy ia
yolable influence
Receipts here tomorrow are estimated
nj 1900 bales.
Our spot market closed quiet at is
decline. Sales, 1850 bales
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-27

LOCAL MARKETS.

Mr.. Blossom Of Bosom y White. mcr-
chau;s of Cressou, was in the city yes.
terlay,
y, W. Bruce, druggist Of Wills Point
was In the city yesterday purchasing
drag stock.
Or L. Y, Brown Of Brown & Norris,
druggists nf Coleman, was la after new
stock on Timrsdny.
e. T., Albright, druggist Of Chlldrcss,
was Ia inc city Yesterday
l.. H. Holt came in from Smilhacli
Thursday and brought u fresh stock Of
drdgs,
NJ. s. Ward Of Paradise was IN the
city yesterday.
q. W. Chambcrlin 81 4. Colburu &
Co., spice dealers Of Philadelphia. waited
on his Forl Worth trade yesterday,
j. G. Mcndenhall, patent medicine mani
uracurtr Of Evansville. Ind, was N the
city yesterday,
Nlcssrs Clark & lgsler, iinseel Oh
manufacturers from frlunia. Kansas,
were In the city Thursday,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-27
STAPLE PROVISIONS.

MEATS Dry salt clear short. 1Oa.4..
I'm. snorI eitar = i.sr; bncon I,j,,r,
9 1a 9.ar, hams. medium. u Id; b rssis
~ I,aean. 10 lie. dry snit bnlliinA.
IS i.oc: dry SAT- sl,onidefs, Dc.
- - iV9i
y u.G -Granulatcd,5 3-4cDowlerel q.
,.lo,..,'i. . ~, powdered, Gaif birr,'i
~ a.. cut loaf, IN bnrrcls. u 80. ~,
y ~ a. iinif barrels, 6 ii-Ic; fancy yclla,
~ :snd. Sc. ''"'
'',WalonErEI. -Arbnckles arlosa, o. 1.oc.
N,S5iapd. % We; Lion, - he; Alaroma
3 Ii'3c; sersey' " ~ ~ re-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-27

CHICAGO. H.. Oct IA quick up
turn WIS given wheat Today by me
strength of stocks, some exchange buy
inv. and exports al New York. The
price az he clos. WAS firm az recovery
from yesterdays closing prices OF about
l-ic.
Corn was Srong gu yeFy li.yl.t bislne's
elrly and dill. rather h"lry, toward the
close. which, however, N,ls at d.Sdl-l iui'
prOyement over Yesterday closing prices.
Provisions firm toward the end, follow
up OciOber prices.
Closing guo;dtiOns. II lie higher for
january pork, lie higher Tor january
lard same Tor January RIBS.
Lending futures closed.
Wheat, % Lie; December % l-se;
i Gd,on-ortober. 81 1885, November, Is
lie. December. Is l.Sc; May, u l-Sr.
Oats-Ortoher. 2Se; November, 2S
-, December " lie; May, 81 T-sc,
Mess pork-oetober. Sl6oO' January
Sl4.45,
s9a5; January, SS.l5.
Short ribs-oaiober, 1880 January,
STAT L..
No spring wheat, oi1-4e' No. .
red, U3 lie.
No. corn, rs l5Se
No. . oats. 2Se,
Mess pork. 1I,5oaiS00.
sbort I'M. sides loosel. Ss.65a9.25,
Dry sailed shoulders, boxed. $1,000
Short clear sides boxed, so25a
ono
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-27


. Is strange how unreasonable some
sp'e are !" said the proprietor OF down
~ restaurant yesterday People who
~, ~ articles or think that they do are the
.-.A' nnisances on earth. however. Here
il SIMPLE case. Yesterday man rushed
mhsTe's my umhrelliy he asked.
brn. zen Know anything about your UNI.
~ SSu d0n't. Ell, Well, you ousht,O. /
tcanait' w. y M SHo"'" law
a,"ell ! left it here anyway.
,,, - thls got mad aud exclaimed. Do
nm,. mean to lay that have stolen youi
ls'slsf II he bad said yes, blood would
~ oeen split then and there. but at mi,
%, v r,sll confused and said that he did
la -, ~ N 70 iripiy that | was thief, but
H.. ,noNsht his umbrella ough, to b,
dus' vel would ynu 0elieve it, tive
~ s aver be serolled in with the umbrella
s,rs,'l'ee " sweet AS could be.
n,,s ssl'la u, you sec, De sgid in joeulsi
IL $50 th0ngh that would wine oni
i.a 49, ns had oifsrI1 NE. However. /
Hor. ''-'ng lie had len it in eigII
aSJ1iy today q man came in.
vi -, ,sit E'y rpbbsr,s here. -
think not sir,
-Are you sa7qY
ihsy must be here,
ss. 'N' : stepped frOm behiud the coan.
49,.
Iuurs Yen. " Get, sir, and then look al
isza Ion nv 'sel re about 10 sizes tc.
yv1r rphAs weula slip all around 10
TIA t.ll No., Look At my feet, sir, AMI
blamed r' M u you think would steal YOU
Ssr Yorl IT, ~ Atthis he Apologized.' ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-27

WHEATON, or new, M. ., Boo;
No 3. SOC.
oar. 100: enr, local wagon lois, Hoe per
OA'rs-Texas rust proof car lots.
(. o. b.. Fort Worth. bunk, SOC; Sucked.
ne; wagon Loads unsle5rd' 5Dr
NHaAY-cnr lots, I. o. h.. Fort Worth.
hesi Forney SO.l1 per ton; best igland.
81 "a, alfalfa. loose local $40: johnson
s,ss,s baleil. local $3.50 per ion. loose
nr"jrie. local, per ton, $G.5O.
Flour Best pateesi,s c SlSq per 100
u " ~: fonuth grade. Sl.O5; Northern
PrrIiOPS Corn and oats. mixed, nor
,,', sil. npr 100 pounds. 81 "a
COTTON .ow mlddllpg,. q ZIG: strict
-. n,iddIing. q lt-1Bc;mlhdlng, q fl.if,c.
~ midding, Lice; good iniddling'
Z alGc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-27
ttRhHGIAL,
STOCKS AND BONDS.

NEW YORK. Oct. Washington
adviccs were not entirely favorable this
morning to an immediate vote on the sill
yer bill nor was the London market
for American securities encouraging. yet
early dealings on ;hr stock e1chniigc
were In The main characterized 10y
strength. There were occasional rcar-
tons, but up To noon The general tendency
of prices was upward. Shortly after
noon the temper of speculation began
10 change and there were evidences Of
q realizing movement IN progress. The
greater portion of the lis: retained lart
Of the mornings advance 20 ,hr clusc
the market closing At a recovery Of
81 per cent.
Railway and miscellaneous bonds
strNag.
Government hoads, steady.
States inactive.
Bar silver. - IL.
Mexican dollars 5S.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-27


ma OYSTERS -ouc.ponud, per Dozen
oog; az. .; per dcgen, Si.si Al,
y, n bSShc,Alasta No, ] SALMON, per oos'
NItg' columbia riveg No. ea'h,Vu'
pyr doz,. Sl.I6; lib Macberel per uoe"
SS.i,to. american sariincs. 4 ~ pcr ense'
S1YvV, French sardines, LIS per e"S''
MEATS pottei ham, IAN, per doa,'
2e; pqitcd ham. l2lh, yer 9otcn'
Si'3S1, Vienna sausage l-2lh,, pcr Iossn'
En.2i Vienna sausage. lib. per Hu-em
SS55'za. lgnch tongue lib. per 9o.nn '
3ao; Clipped beef, 1,2lh., per 9nsym'
S5I22uv' chippcd beef, LII, per uoe'"'
Z, NEGErADLEs-3,lh tomatoes, ~
Nv lomhiocs, SilO; IN CORN, cnei.r,
ILiu, 40 corn, fancy, Sl.30, S-lh sssi w
utals W.; 2.lh marruwlat ugas' , NJ
CALIFORNIA FRUITS IN,
nieacnes, Ss,25; i-2lb aprlcQts. SlSl'
Z iSlh. pears $40, I'm gHue,
SLSI, l'9lh uuscat grapes, SiSS2n,
:, l'5lb, while cherries, S4OOii -i-'u
plaek cherries, $500
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-27

I. $ r pcr b, T5c; gum arabic, ars,
20; glur, hruwn. per H., 12ftlVc; glue,
white, nrr TO-, zoe: lnace. Der H., she;
mercury, per To-, Zoe; morphine. SUP,
I; y w, l-S-ox. boz. per o.. S2.a5;
l,2'o1. boxes. per. on. S2,4O; OK bottles.
S castor Ss 81 SSs ss Ha' sss X: Give 's
l,er sal. Sl.lO. i.pseed OIL, pr gal,
iina.c; slArm, NJ. -, pr ga., sl.u:
opium. per ppiAid. $,uWd31U; opium,
~ Per H.. Sfun, Alaek iptuer, per H.,
XII i@tash brunIde, pr lbs Acc; potash,
NJ wv SoP fr p yvc ~ oni ies p Sr,tl Io
3os cans pcr o., 29S Il, 4 s., qulnlne,
iispA Walls per dos, zoe; do OF a5e; 25-cz
I'M lef o. a5c; 1O0-oz tins per OK,
No.. sal soda, per d., = i-lSt2 l.2e; salt
commercial. 81; ps sslts ~ EPSON s PEI H.,
a,Mlgi salts, Rochelle soc; blcarbonate.
inElislt keeN per H.. Dc. sulphur, I-bar.
fri lots, 3.ic; sulphur flowers, slnan
iols' lg; spirits tnraeniine. market rate,
w, CAT; white lead, Collier 4 southern
COAL
Retail list prdga,-,r,. car lots. sto5;
TO lotion. SA75i 1-to.. sh-Oo; Neal
l.,sE Jenny kas, i:Suss Maitland And.
SS.s5; Z 10 io'tea iots, 81. ri; one Ion,
SQ,7a; ouehalf ton, Sa.ah, Monarch.
Victor, Santa Clara and Elmorc Goals.
car lots, $500; 8 10 lotion lots, 5000:
two tons. SG25. nup ton. $3.50. onr-hak
ton, Sal00s liriar Creek and McJnmcs
coal, cnr lots, 50 %; 3 10 1O.ion lots.
$3.50, two tons, 1915; one ton, $500;
unc-hnlf ton. Sa2a: Monarch egg. car
lots. say, y to tuton lois, $3.50; SIM
elc tca. SaT5i. anthracite fpn) car lots,
Ton. Si300, anthracite tOullal 2 10 To-
Ton lots. Shnp; single tons, S0.Hn; one
hllf ton $500. slack. iNc. carloads.
SA2a 1hurher, ear iats. SaAO per ton:
Cameron, per ton. $500; two tons. S1.15;
2 % ~ tons, 81 20.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-27
HIDES, WOOL, Erc.

HIDES Buyers are paying: Dry flint.
heavy, 81. light, 4ci dry salt. Be; green,
.stIt aEi2 IL; butchers green, 9it.Ic.
Wool. Light medium, l5riGc; low
,neIiiiui. l2p i4e; tue. i9ui4c
BONlss lloots and b0nes, $500 per
,ol delivered.
BEES MAN i5uiSc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-27

KANSAS CITY, Mo, Oct %. Cat
tlc-'ltccclpts, 72u0; shipments 1900;
hest STEADY oiliers lower. Texas and
shipping steers, 50. iWd0.25; Texas and
nntive VOWS, 81. lOTi3.O0; butcher stock,
&Oodi 10; stockcrs aud feeders. s. 10
dt3.GI.
$500; luul5r lower: hulk, SGOOTI 10:
heavy, packing and mixed. Sl.!lUdG 20.
light workers. and pigs, Si,0OdtG2O
Sheep Receipts. l2OO; shipments,
500, SLOW, weak.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-27

ST. LOUIS. Mo-. Oct. aG--CaiJle---
Receipt.. 1900; shipments. 1900. lower on
al kinds except desirable stock. Top
for s,ocrs, SGl0. Top for COWS, $40;
nll receipts Texas aud lndiaus; mostly
CONS.
Hogs Receipts. $500: shipments. 100:
lod2Oc lower. choice llgl.t, Sl,;Ddul5.
mixed, SJ.SOfi6..,5; heavy. S5NhiG'n.
sheep Receipts, 1900; shipments 800;
dnll;, unchanged.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-27

New Or!eaus La. oc. % -tS7icllN d
Sterling Commercial "
DAYS. ...,.,.....,Y......i 1874
Francs Commercials uays.5 .Gi!
New York s,gnt-Banis par
Commercial. - 0Odis.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-27

New York, Oct 90. --tSpeel H.
s,orinr-Bank. 60 Jays, SIX
Commercial, " DAYS ,......4 500
Reicmm'ls- Commercial, %
rranlis- iiank, co days. ,....5 9sis
Commercial. " days .......5 ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-27

NEW YORK. o.. 2G-NYheal Spot
All n red. elevator % l-lc; op-
,ian. mi. No . red. January. II I-Sr:
Nav. re: October, 69c; Deceinber, 90
: Ccrn-Spot dull: No. c.evaior; sc;
oofions onenel higher. closing l,Sgl-ic
Mi advance; October, ~ o-Sc; Deeem-
Der. A. lie. Mar. IVA
Laather-DmL
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-27

Hides Steady.
Rice Steady.
Ntnlasscs Steady.
Coffee Opened barely steady; closed
firm, October. StT.4J; November,
SlAaQ, ncre9,hcr; Sl0 Tly'nJo: lanu-
Sl5.1Ofi IL. so Spot RIO more active.
easier No, 4, iSl-ic: tar'levd lSl.td
M.
Snear- Steady, quiet; refined steady.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-27

~ Iasnn..s :.
ss,ly retnr,s e t'reeman Of Cincinnati ~
.s.s'ey q No. ris Iron a visit 10 de lener
- iaiss;ans e,;akai. He says tha, m ser1.
HAsag de i unfn..,are doing muck 1 e,,ad
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-27

ITALIANS JOINED THE FRENCH
~ DOING HONOR 10 THE RUS
SLAMS

N IIVI-N1 IIE7.NF7ts =" 7 II W.
SLAMS.
ARSEILLES, Oct. 26.--This port
today /. 4 mass Of flags and bunting,
r,.ortsenting Russian and French colors
nnd everybody is in holiday attire. IN
anticipation Of the visit Of the Russian
oins hoth nj the cntrance of the outer
norris ns well as qnays around the port
and fhe hue de IA Repuh.ique wer 50
crowded with peop.e that traffic was al
rnost al sfandstili. Gu the principal
str.sts1 through which the Russians were
10 mass. hanisone trininphll arches were
thrown up. Near the railroad station,
and about Rue de Nord. tue crowds
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-27

NEW YORK, Oct. 90 Becycs No
rcccpts no trtdc.
Calves Receipts. l5S 1uici yeals.
SdNNdd.2J; grasscrs. Sl.S0Ni2.25.
Sheep Receipts, 3Tal demand. better.
prices. STEADY; sheep, S2,TJa3,T5; lambs,
S3.IJl0nn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-27

NEW YORK. Oct. 2G,--AIoney oil call,
easy. 1-2dI2; closed. offered, .
Prime mercantile paper. SnS.
Sterling exchange. steady. S4.s3 3-iH
4.S4 demand; Sl.S1 1Ift4.Sl IL sixty
days.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-27

Galveston. Tex. Oct IS -lspssial., -
By sieamship from Galveston, Tex;
To I.iyerpool. 1904.
10 Now York. -. 80 per loJl0f
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-27

NEW ORLEANS rRoDrCE
NEW ORLEANS. la. Oct. m Mar
Ret quieti unchanged.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-27

Galveston. Tex, Oct % -t5ps5ilL,l-
sterllnt. 90 days. ...........".." ~
New Norl, sight. Y dl'
New Orleans sight. : DIS
American silver. a.,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-27

NEW YORK Wool.
NOW YORK, Oct 2G,-Wool-Qulct,
unchanged.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-27
,v,c,I


Sr louis. Mo-, Oct, 10 Wool
Dali; unchanged.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-27

naly Movemeut. ~ Int,rl,- r,wa.
Galveston, Tex, Ocs Cd
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-27

New orleans. Oct 25- fspsclalI-Coiton
futures closed quiet but steaag, $40 ~
pviuts lower.
Sulfs 10 ldO
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-27

: 49, W. q. CRUSH,
tesea Passenger and Ticket Agent, Mis-
,ssH, Kansas and Texas railway cou..
pary, Denison, TeNns.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-27

f,s,ra Passenger and Ticket Agent, Mis-.
parl, Kansas and Texas railway com.
wi 81. Louis, No.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-13
AmnsemenIs.

D.. a -
AMERICAN T!IEATRE-S-Ihe Prodigal Daughter
DIJOU THEATRES 1j-The Golden Weddlhg
BROADWAY AND 3srH-sT.-l p M TO l. p m'-lhe
Crystal Maze
BROADWAY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
COLUMBUS THEATRES 1j-POwer OF the ffeSs.
DALY'S THEATRES :l5-Peaceiul Valley
EDEN MUSEE-2 :30-S-Woild In Wax.
EMPIRE THEATRES :l5-Lbcrty Hall
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRES l5-ln Mzhouio'
GARDEN THEATRES ;30-Cavailcris and Pagliacei'
GRAND OPERA HOUSE-S-Thc Power OF Cod
HARLEM OPERA HOUSES 15-Thc Other Man.
uAKKIGAN'S THEATRE-S-The WooliN Stocking
HERHMANN'S THEATRES 30-B,au Brunmcli'
IMPERIAL MUSIC HALL-S-VaudeNine
IRVING PLACE THEATRES 1.-the Hearth
ROSTER BIAL'S-S-Vaudcville.
IYCEUM THEATRES Is Sheridan; or, The Mad oil
Bath.
mOYT's MADISON SQUARE THEATRES Boa TEN
lsrauce Town.
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN-Exhbition.
NIBI.O'S-o IA Trip TO Mars
PALMER'S THEATRES :1J-l492.
STANDARD THEATRES 30-~Charcys Aunt
STAR THEATRES :15-Thc Second Mrs lanqueIdy'
18th STREET THEATHE-S-Thc CoincIacAef'
53D-ST. AND 7TuAVE.-Dorc Gallery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-13

make a provisio lal estimate of the amounts re-
qured to pay the annual expenses Of conducting
the public business OF the city and county OF New
York.
If there ever plain requirement plain
" expressed it is the requirement of this law.
that 10 carry the provisional estimates every
vote must be an affirmative vote The practice
Of the Board Of Estimate has always hitherto
been in strict accordance with the law. But
now for the first time Mayor Glroy undertakes
to override the law, and to pay out the peoples
money in defiance of il. This is outrag"ously
wrong. As the situation stands to-day. the
Controller OF the city is it's solitary officer who
is not Tammany man and completely within
the dominion Of the Tammnny bosses. mat
fact has been Of immense value 10 the city
1t has saved the people Il great deal Of money.
and blocked the way TO many schemes OF pup
lie plumber. Apparently Mayor Gilroy now lh-
tends TO overcome It by riding down the law
at full tilt. and OF his own will multiplying the
powers Of the Controller. lie carried ont thlS
audacous proceeding yesterday by referring
the controversy between him ana inc 'oh-
trollcr TO CORPORATION Counsel Clark. and That
lov.ly and obclicnt instrument of the bosses
replicd with the scrvle meckncss expected OF
him that the Mayors view of the law was cor
rect. This, of course, is what Mr. clark Is III
Office for If he were 10 interpret the law rs
il is he would be siImlnarly got rid OF. lie
mus; say that the law is whatever Mr. Croker
wants il to be- and he is just the kind OF man
to do that kind Of thing.
The 100000 credited by Wednesdays per-
fornancc TO the Police Board has been Illegally
appropriatcd 1t is a stcal-nothing else. Mr.
Gilroy is taking the peoples money away from
them without the shadow Of Il legal justiiica-
ton. He would better undo that act ana stop
that sort Of business right away.