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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-10
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
BLACKWO0D's
PATENT ANT TRAP.

work catching the red ants In the courthouse
yard. Can and see y for yourself ";
here len days He proposes ssiiinR territory
or the men u fsctufr, sale aud use or the trap
FresPoudence solicited, M
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-10
WOOD COUNTY.
Exhibition and Concert of the Mineola Nor
SFE mai School.

exhibition and Concert of the Mineofa Nor
Ei nal School.
:, Eorrespondence OF the Gazette.
Mineola, July Last night the
management of the normal school gave
ahighly interesting exhibition, con-
Sisting of vocal and instrumental
music by Mrs. j. f. Mcdaniel, Misses
Eddie Callahan and Minnie Patten
and recitations by Misses Mary Nib
lack and Eddie Callahan. The affair,
though hurriedly gotten up, COM
11Anded the enthusiastic appreciation
.0f the audience. But it was not the
teachers motive merely to invite
the citizens of Mineola for an intel
Z l6ctual treat. The real object of the
entertainment was to arrest the atten~
ton of the people and fix it upon the
undertaking in which these teachers
are engaged. The exhibition will GER
tainly prove to have given the school
q decided impetus, for it was the
means of enlisting the sympathy and
transportation of our citizens for the en-
terprise.
Hon. j. G. Buchanan ADDRESSED the
audience in few well chosen remarks.
'S
IF you are going North, South, East
OF w est lfaNet VIA the MlSSouTl dClllc
and Texas Il Pacific. Tickets to all
points in the United States and Can
ada. Excursion tickets to principal
sHmmer resorts in the United States.
For maps, time tables and other infor-
NATION call upon or address
j. j. CHEW,
Ticket Agent Missouri Pacific, Texas
4 Pacific and Fort Worth d Den
81 syer City Railways, Union Depot.
al N. B.--J. j. Chew is the only ticket
agent the above roads have in Fort
NORTH, and remember that the only
i ticket Office the above roads have is at
= the Union DepOt.
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SAVED HIM 1.sOo DOLLARS

ADAMS, n. ", Jan. 80. 1SS2-Dr. Y. j. hen
daH & o.: consolidating used n good deal OF
your Kendalls SPAWN Cure with great sue
cess, thought would let you know what IL
has done for me. Two years ago | had az
county. When was breaking him he kicked
over the cross bar and got fast and tore one OF
his hind legsali TO pieces, lemployed the best
farriers, but they all said he was spolea. He
had very large thorough pin. and used two
bottles OF your Kendalls SPAWN Cure and IL
TOOK the bunch entirely OIL, and he sold after
wards for $500 dollars. have used II for
bone spayins and wind sand thas always
cured completely and left the leg smooth.
IL is splendid medicine for rheumatism. ]
have recommended II TO q good many, and
they all say II does the work. ! was In With
erngton kneeand's drug store, in Adams,
the other day, onfssaw very fine picture
You sent them. ] tried TO buy II, but could
not; they said II | would write to you that
You would send me one. wish you would,
Very respectfully, +. $. LYMAN.
From the Akron Commercial, Ohio, of Nov 18th,
iss2.
Readers OF the Commercial cannot well for.
get that a large space has Tor years been taken
up by kendalls Observation-Disclosures
OF certain SPAWN Cure. We have had deal.
ings with Dr. Kendall for many years, and
we know Of some large business houses IN
cities near by, who have also dealt with him
for many years, and the truth Is fully and
faithfully proven, not only that he Is a good,
honest man, and that his celebrated Spawn
Cure Is not only all that u Is recommended
To be, but that the English language IL not
capable OF recommending IL too highly.
kendalis SPAWN Cure will cure spavins.
There are hundreds OF cases In which that has
been proven to our certain knowledge, but,
after all, If any person con nnesthe usefulness
o. this celebrated medicine 10 curing Spayins
alone, they make u big mistake. II Is the
best medicine known rs an outward appllca-
tion for rheumatism In the human family.
II Is good for pains and aches, swellings and
lamenesS, and Is Just MS safely applied 10 men,
women and children as II Is To horses. We
know that there are other good linimentS,
better than any everfnyented.
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GHauey
- ID ID @ Il. - -
II EI =

h Agt
n any honest humhcn
again
ben
n % on mm b work mMpM
Me
TRADING co. Sign Of the FOUR RED FLAGS HOUSTON ST
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FRUITS, NUTS, uurrER Euas, rOuI.
ray. GAME, ErC,

Adyiccs from Ohio, New York New EnSlhnd,
NJ Vhigan, Kentucky aud mdthna indicate that
the a pie Crup Ia almost M cntrH iailur The
tailutcN generally Attributed 10 the ,Nirvm,
wet weather aud heavy 'aius which prevailed
nh nj the nm VI hlOs,nming the trye hlvS'
somed beautifully bW / = tut dii not set
The southern states report isht crops except
Moth Carolina where a fair Yield IL reported,
Peanuts have lately been advanced ma.
tohallf, In cpnstQu ucO " tears ola short crop
hut Ills now statci that The southern states
will produce 10000 pu'hrls of pcVuls,
agalns, only SnO01 IN lSSa the acreage hay.
Ing been largely In rfesS thiH YEAR The pca-
nu' cro. IL rsli naicd At 6N0 o hu' hclS b. Tru.
uo,sec, I IN O1l hi ,hris 10 Nrsisa, aud ihO,
OOl hushtl, IN North Carolina aud there are
10, 90 bushels N 81 peanuts IN the margcw VI
ecouutry, against lSo, 100 bushcsa wear ago,
the I'D cr~p hayirg b cU pretty well used up
VuuI NrioNS rNpNN.
tktEN APPLES OFd5 " uNr barrcl
NUTS Almonds, 4A pcr pound. Nrntil, 100
10, AlbctlS Sc Nsulc' walu,S lSc per pound
Oh, stunts inpniitd uonc on tho market pea.
ut, To nrsA,v rel s,aiar choice white, iigc;
ocosnuis,S 5 eco
car lFORNlN iBNRs-S 7Sa6 % per box
ORANGES Lou SauA per tatrS, 10 20 per
box, %
LGNONs-'lcly, OeS 50 per box Malaga,
houc Ia market
pATFs-ln rails lONl2N
hANANAS-2 Oft ~ pr bunch
GRAPE Nh EU6 OOs6 ~ halt barrvl
SWkET rNiuFS-On tn atrcctS red
| % net bushc yclleN, %
oNloN--New, I 50 per bushel
rorATukS-rvt m,hcl l0H
CAbRAHk-Nrw Nc2 u pcr dozen, or
rrt POUND
CHICKENS quote a, INas No per dozen.
iurttVS I trAl N
kG0}- 2iN SN ust duEVr
HUrN R-Chulce wtsttrn, Ne SO cooking,
ltMlSC. VonrffV haf"s
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HARDWARE AND METALS.

Tho rich ca -borale ores from the ropnCr led ~
Of fnuqusir L'udpp AMI Warren count es, Vic
pina, snow. from nc ual uni reliable tesS re-
cout.y mAds rs the tinted Site. ss,tyer 70 10
20 per G nj # copper ana 20 ounce OF SILVER 10
Ia every freight rnr that ~ tu.ltn,arly digit
tuHs OF pig non ur3 consumed fl her iu the
cntun, Of the whatl. or la he manufacture Of
The Hxl S. bar iron, rods, b It, aus etc that
are necessary Wltn the serious iIlt rupt on o
the building ani cquippiug OF rHil ou that the
Cu1nry Is nov CNprti me- ny, II VIII readily be
seen that our iron industry is a great saherer
fiOm thu decreased demand for carr alDue, to
say nothing Of rails idges nud locomluyvs
Quotations TODAY.
AXES Collins, rCr dozen, 90 Gold Dollar,
per dozenS 81 Diamond Edge, yer dozen, 50:
Doodle BIT, 10 o.
Skill ErN AND LlOS-i1lc per pound; sugar
kettles, lRc per pound.
SCALES Fairbanks. discount % per cent
Howe discount - percent
TIN PLArE--I. O. lOxli, per iox, co. !. c.
llN20 per box, 40. Ternc, llG2i, per hOX 7 5Oi
Tcrnc, 2O12S per box, 10 %.
TtNW ARE-Peccd, discount so per cent
stamped, discount b0pcr cent
SOLDERING l, ljC; No. ~ and ID, lSc per
pound.
DUCK HORSE COLLARS No. l,i25per dozen
HAMS two loop, 4 W per poacn; three ,Oop
1 . per dozen
TACK5-lu boxes, 100 papers, 2 80 per box.
GRUB HOE1-Pcr duLen, o. railroad picks,
MATTuCKS-Per dozen, 9 10
PLASTER PARlI-fer barrel, 4 OOdi So.
RUBBER BELTlNG-DiSlOunt SO per cent
NAILS Is rate.
SHEET IR0N-27 b, &c; galvanized, discount
20 uer cent.
sHoVELs AND sPApEs-Ro vlaud's, dis
count N per cent Aues' list steel goods, dis.
count 30 and 10 per cent,
HEAVY HARD WARE Shafts dnishcd. 90
poles - %. singeueCs, Wagons, select, IS.
buggy, 2 ~ express, . so, Wagon tongues
10 90. Hickory axles, 10 co. holsters, 1 10
Coupling poles, 70 spOkcs XXX. select -
xxx, &c. Sawed iellocs, ~, 10. =, 2 90.
BOwden shoes q co. NorthN cstcrn horse nails,
No 6, 90 2, 5 p; s, % Bar iron, 10 rate
Plow steel II, spriHg steel, *; cast steel, lsu
BUGGl ES-Grade b. aud spriug TOP ~ 0Og
| 100 90 do open, 70 10 ~ ~; do side springs
top 100 Olal2i or do side tar, 100 OOal3u OG TO
phWtous, l2b 0O al5O %. A grndc side spring,
| 40 OO " co. do phWtons $50 no 900 % buup
/ seat huggics, l75 no 800 co. platform springs
/ ITO 0Itln m three spring wagons 90 000llh
| WlSR--Sm1o.h wire M O. 81; Nos 10 aud
| T. SIC aoauucd bgrbcd WIRE &C. galvanized,
! huFhaH Ia
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LUMBER AND uuLplNo MATERIAL

Foreign capitalists have just bought II large
TIA TT la Il Ia uuthOnst m AtkAusas said To
,ouuaW 5000 OOl feet OF timber
h'hVs INF fmAt On the Northwestern LuW.
b tmau. Is snlc IN uhuin from audda g. the
clvct TIA, tn uut at lpss the oomiyg seas ~ wall
nj Nc", ~ per cent, ot the cut nj last wilmer,
uu'e ihrr' huuld sptiuE M an unex eciod
dem md ih the n lew wceg', r a. least Ia
the uCNt two or tire. mon h, The Cot allan
markrts have been dur and price, low which
no ipiuD, mtnt, nr uuf Canadian ,rcud To go
A utue SLOW II they slNud by their present
rcsolut ons they wi 4 u the cad BE- glincrs,
QCuIA1i ~ rO-uAr
BRICK Attn, sims 10 u o. Kiln tuu,
sroNE-Ai me IA la Qus'ties, hc nv ruhIc
foot. lie tot foundation; Ito for WALL and 1in Tor
dressed trunL 80
/ LuMUFR yellow Pine. rough, , 10 per 10
/ fccg over q tcyt In l,ngth. . -. Matched ana
dressed flooring oud Hnishrr 20; = ccil'us.
! . 70. = DitGuN 10. yct"r v.t- NNu', 20
, white pluV sIluy. 90 socusl common Q IS,
WHIT, ituu sillp, 1,s, uu1.Wuu ~ second
common, ~ lnpiM N1iul = clccr, % ul lnj'.
lar oc,nur, y 40. 40 Sno Ntmu' 9o2rlW, N'H
pr 100 pcplt', 'irc'so1 10th sipr' H)N ~ h
walnut rs NDNlHO %. Common doSr', I 6og
CO. sasN | yaah 10 ~ ~ ,lsr
SHtNGLES-N slow plua. 3 'Oft 40 ".tJ
pine, I 0n' 90. CYpieoN q, L 90 NJ. .
CENENT -Vo,lli.l,, . 80 louisville 3 30
CEMENT u.uEs-Guc NNc Inch, 40.
me a ccl,Ug louL ~; inca can sos 3 mcl
q. NWg n,rt I ., inch Gay 40, ~,
/ NRAlN rilF- u,gI.. Ice ,cI irU, g,gvf, nc
6 iuCh, NNr iuCh, ANu tH,h. Co.
MlNEL rNlNrS-KcE y 10y usv and all col
OrS, l tO.ai Ji pnt VaL ~ tpp 'ssitG ans olN
dar, wHket Rro ~ .Eln rs pa'l- i'1H~
MUlrE lEAn-tttiCt.E pvtu, q 50 u a.
! LtME-oubIvrtt Ausun 2 90 pti u,.l,. uu' .
l ut nuuWoa Cfr lots, YC per hs,rNl 7
I oslss IN his Nss wv hushnl 2tO
HAIR For pound, Sc0Sr
POSTS CEDAR u ~ bOls dsrr lAD
lATUS--l W pcT I'm
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Fcsi1g deeply gruelul ior,hs benedIcccivcd
from the use Of Hunts EsmodY, | feeip CuJ 10
inform you Of the good i, has done rae for .
great SUFFERING have past and am nowsayei 3
unuts Remedy / desi To state my case tothe
pub ie SO lhatpthe sufferers may obtain lac
b,nedt OF It's wund rlu crrri . p0@rTs son
tine ] be- an u sui. r excruc a ny pai iu tlo
region OF my du,ys | had the mos I'M SO
agony ! WAS confined 10 ms bel and tGt. ly
unable ~ change my position or IN We ~ H'y
way was IA ped plgati eS. then b prt
OF uuut Remedy, ! b u .htR b tpe and II r
taking a ieS spoonful, III result was migio,,
1t ina 'cw dUsmy pai W., go' IA N wa.
tr passed freely. ami could eat most Duy lI N:
my swriinR d'sip1Hret | was q new person
Il together The dOctOrf hid gwen 20 ~ to So /,
tald thee was no hope fnr me mad one luu
d ed aud hfty six pounds Of water token gu of
me was ueaicd bV seventeen d,lvr MT dos or,
ana Hunts T. m idy hos cured me- / te p.out
over y'urm,d ici Tnohc who suffer with lhn
dropsy fope II give It - tHul, aud zee ne
goo It wi do ] works Ike Il harm | sOud
advise those having diiligu ~ with ihe'r Kidneys
10 give llGutS Rem ty Il tria / am sur" thHtit
will VI them instant reicl ant give trem u
pc m,u-nt cure, lam wIltHg 10 siyJ all iuior.
ma ion II my over iu 70 gard e. this most Va,u-
bic Mtdl inc. You're uuly,
Mrs DAVID NORTH
Ec EsE, Wayne county Mich Nav 80 Isl
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LIVE STOCK.

The shipments OF cattle n Great Britain from
the port OF Montreal during the noah OF ser.
ter amounted TO G $50 head. and sheep ~ d. 761
head. During the iast four months the chip.
n9nt Of catls TO Great rimia has been equal
10 the whole shipment OF lest yest
Inc Gait rang OF Colorado x emf fl m the
sou hem line OF the state up thee "a, tern hlc 10
the Wyoming line Tn, / nj nearest The
mountains Is given up 10 sheep. bat ~ c great
tulk OF the aims est OF the TIA Hoe Is de-
voted TO oHtile The harvest ranges ore perhaps
on the Republican and the Pate Nyomllg
is gwen up TO the cattle business The hip
fdo'or.
It's all I'm orant that stables for horses and
cattle should be kept ser iIuuu,lJ clean mi
Try II Is believed by C0mpeteut Nulccs I ~
Rot nnd'm9uth disease among cate hus ils
origll, u.n i!y, from foul bod -kept slstl-s. j.
! Is nl.o htlt ysd hHt dlseHse among catle
t'o'ely NJ led io pl c.pueunOula have been
prbd ced an'ue stAl cat IL where their
/ qutvwrs hove ben allowed IN btc mo " ny
/ hlihF. Hur'ss haze oilcu been Hutckvd vita
! The scrtiches 0ud o hcr d.sca'c4 70 the SEINE
/ . moral reason; aad hogs have b-tn u tack s''
3 Hh hog cholera uade- tns same hui Of con
tl.i,us.
/ QUOTATIONS. TODAY.
( iccpgucd b, WI n Wallis. nfover3 d
! Bu,.,rS s'0tk Yard North Sic Elm sc
( bEEVks Go b. eyes none. fair 10 good
| gfa. uc ve,2As3 sc Der pound; mot iunI 4 ass
cows HARM COWS, Is OOa " 50, lfch cows,
, North Texan grades, 40 uOi5 80 .umianu 10
'Bir, % OrG 20 90. S.tsk Guttle A'uld l5O6o20 Oo
BULLS AND sT NGS- Q'Jr spusogi ma. IL
factrO. butts, , 2ac; stays. ~ 2aC.
CALNrs-Vc1l calves D o.. ~ UG yeEgAngs
1861 W; ,WO-yesr.0ds. " is.
rhEbP--GOb1 mutton, 24QB1 per pouuo
medlun mnuon, 2&@2!Ic yer Iouad, tiocb
sheen. 2Wla3 f0
GOATS Wla2 IS per head
hou--Corn fed, 8 SIC: wcdinU'. ~ 5r
stock LCRs, &c; sleek - aud feeders, 5eJAC.
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RAILRo.DINe ruiRrY-oNE YEARS,


1h,ye bee l trouble for a considerable time
with kidney and blad er sR c ioa had se'
we're pains In the b4ct aad lllns, n c,rside able
b iok-dusI deposit In my urIoe. AMI general
weakness OF TIE tidaeys osm lalnt fad
very general with orrrailroad men, as the a.
aud constant strain o. the body Us wen the
mind is very detrimental 70 those troubled with
a weakness Of the kidneys About one year
ago was stating nv oaSe u a friend OF miHe
who bad Il similar case ouce. lie use Hun s
Remedy vita wonderful success aud recon-
m sSded mo t. use II, Ipurh ls,d a 6o!ue al
one Of oar druggist, here ia Rochester, and
u'ed 1t aeoordi.g 50 direct ous end 10 has ca cd
me and have han no coca ion 10 use /, since
All eau glad y recommend it 10 ANY 50 II cd Of
aE'neg mcdlcine Of e merit
JOs.rH HiEEp ON, L1oomo i've Englace
81 years " th n Y tuutrd d. Il h. =
Is Ambrose street, Rochester II Y,
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WOOL. HIDES AND pELrRIEs.

Tho total wonl receipts IN Boston siucn Ja1u.
nry now amount 10 3iS 700 bales ot dnmt site
aud 1921 lies 0i f0u ign, npHiust 3ii 40 bales
ot domestic and ilgls alcs Of foreign Tor the
corresponding period Of ls8a-a gliu of i26l
bales Of domestic and I, so bales Of foreign, or
o. col bales In all
The ttNl wool sales since Jauu ~ have
been 1903 $500 lbs. against pi 72i.d,h hs for
the cotresp nding portion Of lsSl-an Increase
of 10 lGl, 200 lbs
Fine woods are In lrlaler dem nd than ever
before In the history ut the country Year by
year, however they are Cbmiug 10 he con.
sumner with greater shHukagc, aud co,s quent
dissatisfaction with the growers ohio hnt
wool (washtdl loses to-0ay 81 per cclt In
1853 the losss was 81por cent In 1853, II per
cent In 1879, Is per cent In lSs3. ~ pee
cent California rnwSsh,d WOO lOses r. m
20 10 81 per cent TcNs s0m'
more ami more IN de nand unr manufacturers
stand sgnast nj the amount Ut bur y, dirt,
sand, etc they have To pay for Us there any
remedy We fRr that II none bu In ihe
institution OF somn system Of tests aiming huy.
,rs. like that In operation IN Fra cc, where
every pound Of wool Is made IN conform tn d
standard, failing In which the EtONor feels the
loss, IN esS II Tan be- shown thatit was not ms
catultssness or dishonesty Tint put he Impure
article on the market az course, In the LONG
run, the evil will come back with Interest Or
the giower, rs economy will compel the manu-
| fnctutcr g. abandon he ~ ecial lines " idus
try sing the wools. " induce h,au,r import,
! Ia mNat hi, wants, To-day the sandard lu,
cnmbpg woods arc Australian. The PIrPhillI
hi tments lead the world In this liuo
QUOTATIONS TODAY.
| wOOIs--Mexican, nee of burrs, llrlao Mex
| lear improved, lial7c, coarse, lGrlsc: COars
| medium, IS .igc; medium, IVA 2OO, tuc medium
| pN2lc hue wool, a(cutdinv W dit aud con
dition. An22N hurry, 2s9d per pound loa,
according 10 burts.
MIDAS Heavy hiics " pounds aud NJ
sound, lSc, hght hides under II pounds, free
grubs, lOI; light hides, damaged or one grub {
marc, NJ; bulls bad and damages, ec; dry val
cd. lnc, wet saltod, e.; green hides, H.,
| PELrWES-n, or sklns, ~ 22c antelope 10
Inc; Enat skins, bde5,; sheep polls, ~ yer wou
2NHG'c; shesrlinr,, l5c,
TALLOW-runlc tallnw, Cc ia'low gruasc. o
SIC; grease yellow n brown, id6U
SWAN-rtiInc ullrw, .Oc DARK aud adu
, 'NYaitd MAN.
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pWy soops.

Mall advice, frnm New York stat Q that bust.
noes IN aN ~ d. ~ the week has hocn fmlA.
crate pfupotuuns only; this caused No dissp-
polntmenI a. " was expected on rccOnnt OF tho
Hehrvw holidays rhtre n luu nj present
uuiil tho regular iVAssoftment trade .ols la
Jobhcrs arc fvllcnhhing somewhat and Ia
conscquencN The O mmission merchants have
had a v ~ fsir week he luhhing trade Ia
quiet y, Il viii pio.ahly rem ala 40 tor week or
two, With the majority az tnr retailers lhls hss
been Oiening W on AVID u tie ptcscut Weather
continues they ought ~ have excellent husin -
nextw n The rlothlue trade rcpOfl falling
CT AID sales rather tackwNid, but hnpe iof sumc
improvement vita continued cold weather
In n at0n q cic cnntiuucs IN b. An active l,t.
bins lrsdc, and mnv,mynis fiom nW haniu
have Increased lnl. old r. arr cmlng IN
guile ifcslY ffom no New England towns and
while all keen closely within the linz Of aciuai
wants the volume Of al IN ME Argr gate
foot ny well Agents y porl = better dlmsnd
for pfluts popular maiss q plAin cotton and
drc,t goods. blankets nAnnels fni hosiery
arr al,v m0vit x NIL t.lie auction salts have
DO disiurhci Hiiteton blankets
Ia prlylienc' me print cloth market 10
hfmsf lhan lsai wtef, the amount ofsaes 30.
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MARKETS ny IrLEaH,rn.
cuIcAdo MARKET

CmcAGo, O T. 10, -Cstlc receipts. 90 ship
meuts e 900. qui IN dull Export n, 6lu Ia
O.7b good 10 chOice shii ping si,etv $50 toe 10
com Won ~ medium 20 To 30, taurr dull,
rcSas, R.Sn tn go sh cp receipts, lHO, shtp.
mems lOe sipfdv Inferior 10 All ,9gi TOP DO
good, bt vhocc 10 Texas o. 1850
NEW NuHk MARKkr,
INV NNUK. o.. ~ -Four dul Wheat spot
lots weak optiurs vpcu,d ,nile ocltcL later
bocsmc 90. o. AMI tcchucd e 10 rs, 81 sing
stcaai,r with % recovery II "a TO =; slcum,r No
3ud. Ntt CIV No, . o. lUA tAlll ole.
vatoi n Ito ~ delivered Corn opened
a.Siol iAl vcg stu'wtrds heclwe II ougcr
and recovered t'o3 rloslug II. adv, No b,
&c l.ito 500 M. . @t5l ~, Sluio aud eluyntor
NV oRLu ~ NAnK1r.
INV OuLSANs, uU ~ Ots sior IS tn -
nu,k m a.; chou rs, Iack a, ensicb 30.
lug c.var anu clsat rh lover, 1M to 7ll
76S veto usra.d, SIS Mlla Sc. "A dc
man sc lriugal ~ 10 20, wr.me CR strictly
prm 80 hah I'll ~ - " ~ ohcts
S ~ a rl"s Oi y ISL, M !" .lEa 'isa'
7 Lo,i. NARHgL
ST Luuls OF 70 VIVA lpscg No red.
lOts, vash AMI oclVbtfi nv, NOwmb ~
lQS pcN mh'r cyrp, 10 srE 40 ass ,psh;
Mgh cast, w .N,,,m rt rs p,ccmh r,
Mhiskc scUh IL '.r mea a.m, a..
cod,e l,v far ny Suss Gi,0E III
7SU s, Molasg ..uiF md d M % Yes r..
hnlng, .ti,stn 70. ri q stay sud IA fir De.
msnd WOA civ 'sNAs, lito2T imk ~
ll,h W n o. > "a m ats 0ull ard Nominal
Lard loSet - IN pS Nu cy, ia tn y.
clnscd, ole el - primo metcaultle, paper, !
~ :, 'tcrirg y u c,dy, tSt - sight 49, ~;
"a uponS. i2ih,
unchanged rAcun hcu' lnus com We short
rob ~ io Tii short ce ~ 10 ~ Lard
dull, ~ hid Cattle We y OUT n'd noY u.
ca trad Was dOut, To tans tau'c aAl m 49,
oubidc for tor OF lhdians CO O. q Sh 20
rccipts 2lt EASIER iNt b. pHme Is IN ID.
comu on, .. 30 10 " rvXans. . 81 tnSbi
kANs.s ca NARktT.
KANSAS CirY, DOT ~ Wheat. steady, M
. nd, 81 cash. ~ hid, November Corn, dun
nv hldi aSA hid, November Cattle rceitts
40 steady and unchanged Sheen unipR
hone natives OF ~ pounus sold al S.aA
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LIQUORS.


ALCOHOL 30 per gal. .per high wines.
WHlSKY--Rcctined | Goal 60 IN per proof
sour mash. one ear old, so, two years old
| 1901 10, three years old 2 256a2 90, fancy, ex.
ira old whisky, 3 O0Gb 90 ~ per age,
WINE5-Clarct, In cases O0@6 o., per quail
ity: Catawha, per gal 0Oc6ll so Fort t0Qgi 90
sherry, Der gallon, 0Odi 20. MADEIRA per gHl.
Ion. | 6005 co. white wpe In eases, 3 . 6ol6 ~.
HAMPAGNE- Jules Mum q CO., 20 Rlma' So
Held, lex. In basket - 54d3l 90; KTug In has.
ket, 10 5O@32 so DON sstc champagne 7 600
IA 90
NOTIFIED BEcR-S Louis quarts, ~ 90.
oints, II 80 dudweifer. own size, " 10. plnts.
~ 80 EIlan gor beer, quarts. ~ 10, pinlA ~ o.
kOg beer, 2 2i,
ALE-socs a.e rcr toicn alG2 Is, Porter
M, nnzpu y iUGf . "a
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nOors Ann NIoIs

A dispatch from nnsOl SAYS hat hc fall
trade IN now about clio cd, ard "a quiet tthtt
l. expected n,r few week, A lev n.d,rs for
sphtg .nnds have been placed 10y hos nu ih-
hers aud sal, smcn now out with tanOl'. re-
pot Az act We uadV N heavy goods ,hnoughv nj
the wtst I ~ viii Shnn ~ Il in ntucs Tn
flctorl,s utr 81 ting ny Gu uracs aud evv'Rl
vuU r. have been III cha e.. Slinm Uts con-
uuu, ON y Il .Di. scalo
he tnA shipmvils ui bout, aud shoe, to
BOSTON In points outs d ot New Eug nj VI co
lnnusry lst INV loot M G,lSS No Gas sgaius,
l,N7p al eases tOr tho Cnfpspon ing vel llO n
lSS9 Ism OF cases In 1881 and ~, VI cas Sd,
1874
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nIInTAlTION9 TU-Wt1

~
Ing "a II &C, ARE q1oWd u "a cents cfshs "u Ig
90 GOs ~ 81 Uo..t-. 'th3te Hir "b ~ i-''Vo
.oLCcs on hHgd
opOrAfioNs To-n,A
pRINTs-FTepmauAl1 ton ,5 'wn"s %
"A ,r,pony. 8. Ouchtuu 81 y - n. Green
Wi1h 49, Alien. G; Ailipil klNu, bA; Peabody
ole. 81, peab'riy bset. ~. 'impson BLACK
AZ. simus,n mnuft,p<. W Hloh0ester mOurn'
M 4 Amuriu,.i, {" 2 hdey ijuE Hud purple,
II q ,no,a Il. oil -, 9, o, bnE nud green, IL.
HEAVY BROwN dOMAsI les Angusta, ~,
2. .ndis.. i.c..L, q 1~il, Crtts, -, d. hlhA
"a A. EdeeuGd, ~ "a CatuL ~ 10,
Dorby, -. ~; Ii', dnle, "a, aH Earhe-, ~;
s ,ihrft,r OAK a.. a. Ets' denrgo ~ ~;
- eat Serafn. ~ s. lup irrational, - hA
Atlantic A ~: EONDngtnu, 7 a; NNhhtz. =, 6a;
uura =
FINE BROWN poAESTlCs--Lateq George,
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oUEENSw ART.

The rlttry aud Glassware Reporter, In com.
me tug upon ne present cpud tiOu " the ass
trad seySi Tho wintuN glass tate il far
N der the peculiar circumstances which ,NlsL
4 ste, X, arv nov small, some Kinds arc very
~ are, n Indeed to be hat a al The pre.
sctlpuin buslms, il moderately fair wlA nom
yci FOR improvement Chiml,Vs a. not very
a'liye yet, nor hate pfic,s h,cHme better md
on the whole the condition " ihi, branch n
Trade IL not what ~ uld b. dos icd 1rvvn gods
continue very duu, and the houses are lel out
Tableware n In good demand, though hpinF
Oif I'd At rstLct low p'ices 10 Ne profitable aud
al The houses arc working Now good' appear
IN Tho matkVi every isN, aud tne VNir OF ware
mede II lstg " GA the iucr asr from n "
utut the holidays uads u expected IN continue
brisk
QUOTATIONS TO-nAN.
ASSORTED CRArRS--iO Olst7S a.
ruMHLkhS-teDi 80 per doson, & CO,Nt %
yer box, gohlcts, 4 Nti6 % per tarrvl
sToNkw ARf--pcf 100 gallons, ~ W
LANpSlP. H. 2 or & H., No lemp Chim.
ncys. 4 o. rcfhnr essnrtcd csss lempS ~ "a