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Smith. sss.:. d Nay FI.TI'.
and Universally ApprovedRemc1y
torau Diseases OF the Bladder and Kidneys
IL Positively Cures " here all
other Remedies HWC FRil.
ed 20 Produce Resh D.

"Brlghrs Disease Of the Ktlr1. 3" a fearful |
seourge. which spares neither aso, ~ nor eondi-
ton, becomes an ncumble disease only for tho
want Of timely attention. Iiallowed to work It's
nyages unchecked until 1t has fastened upon the
ytals offs victim uomedius, skill can release is
hold itclaims rs prey, and annually numbeysils
victims by The thousand. A timely use Of
Smiths Extract of May Flower
viii positively prevent such results, In proof OF
this assertion, we cto You to the numberIess tast
moulals iu our possession and quote such cml'
neut authorities as pr Eh Ives, OF New Haven,
Conn., and pr. King Compiler OF Kings bis
peuAyury ASK your own physician II these
names are authorities, aud decide ioy yourself
whether You win sacrifice your life rather than
surrender your prejudice 70 an advertised medt
cine. Decide now It may not be too late,
Smiths Extract of May Flower
is natures own remedy ltisno vile detection
Of uauscous drugs and dangerous chemicals May
Flower is a modest little plant which grows I'M
New Foundlapd IN roAusy lvania and Kentucky.
II is diueuc and asiringeut in iu properties and
has frequently been used 10 great advantage Ia
plarrhua aud Bowel Complaints Of children. Its
great merit, however is in iis gentle and efficient
action on the kidnoys II removes oil impurities
through natural channels, land restores thoNs,Cm
| to a healthy condition. ltpromptly relieves poius
| in the back and loins, In eases Of weak and den.
cate females is value Is beyond computation.
hut Tor The natural modosty of woman which
/ causes her TO shrink from newspaper puhlisly,
Sc might publish hundreds OF testimonials Of
| iucstmable benefits derived from iis use.
ASK your druggist for smiths Extract oi May
Flower Read mreiully the circular around the
bottle, tits youm to choose between
llUlth, Happiness and LIE
Disease, Misery aud Death.
Prepared only hys D. smith a Bro, Coviugton
| Nv Ehr .nla ~ Al NrueEl.lk
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Nolses N inc Head the vital fuld passing unObs
thai iead 70 insanity aud death.
THE ENGLISH MEDICAL INSTITUTE
VIII agree 20 forfeit Five Hundred Dollars foY
case ~ This KIND the VITAL RESTORATIVE
under tholr gpocial advice and tteHtnenD viii
not cure or ful ANYTHING impure or inlurlouf
iound init. InE EN0LISH MEDICAL ms
silturE troats all Private Diseases successfully
without mcf0urv, Consultation Free. 1hOrs
sls Of urine, S2,S1 Price OF vital Restt rative,
81 90 bottle, Or four times the quantity, C o.,
sent toAuy address on receipt OF price, or o. O d.,
mo @, 0, d. sent without vi enclosed as guar
INSTITUTE, yi6 Olive street. 81 Iouia MissauVi
Wholesale Agents, J, J. SCHOTT a COLI
weston, Tara
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wnla ior 1000 ID lhr lllno noot -.

aC-Gi 600 Reward viii be paid 10 any
chemist who win find, on analysis Of iQo bottles
OFFS B b., Ono particle of Mercury, lodlta
Potassium, OF any Mineral substance
THE SWIFT sPEClFiC CO.,
nfnwer q Atlanta. Ca
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mar TUT MEDICAL PROCESSION

ami lpvalids generally may properly
understand tho merits Of "toidens
Ti,,id Becf Tonic." an anail,ls "
me en- lnent chemist, AhIhUk hiL'
uAssALL, MD, FRS OF lonl,u,
England and also an endofaSll 49,. ",
CIV Erasmus WILSON, FRS, LL.p,
offnndon. arc labeled on each po'Ae'
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NltnYcnl

ps-DR. EUaHNE Dr VAVx, or FRANCX,
has made as his agents for the stats OF Texas 10
cell his neyor.falling remedy, Natures Conna.
bal Restorative or Nitalieer" All Affected with
nervous debility, loss OF manhood snc III sin.
dred diseases should II once procure his clrcaisr
above ueu,iouel then at Onoe TO procure froua
Us or through US by yonr druRgistor express
the never failing remedy
CRowDuS, BALDWIN 3 wILLIAMa
Wholesale Drugglsts dallas, Texas
Thu traled Marriage Guide 40 pages, olas
and Silt binding 50 cents same in paper coyt
IS cents. Manhood. 10 cents womanhood,
cents; pamphlet 9 cents, securely sealed, By
mail Send money or postage stamps, DR..
WHITTIER, the Great specialist 6i7 81.
Charles street. 81. l,onis. Mo.
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NJ said s. 600 cool ss been invested IN the
|gpgiong of Georgia, and that il returns
IldiYidends
s,s March 3 the southern cities have sent 60
- .tr.sSuer at New York ll,6 lO NCl iu
| Az obtaiu silver certificates.
IsSin so years the shrinkagA OF values I'm
| 80 traded in on the New York stock eN.
-,sf, d. .imaled at over l.5O)ttlOOJ OF 200,
i m more han our national debl.
I,~ma mining report Of the colony OF Vic
!, ugppeaIs that the Qu'nuty OF gold raised
yaor was $1,000 ounces us against A}.a1e
a raised Ia tie year next preceding Tho
,isla ghqft rs the deep 81 in the colony. II
III . IoU feet. and II Ia situated near Sl0Wel.
Ihetotai paper money row outstanding in
I,rplted etstNs Is SCI 7jLGj9, total coin ctr
/ iaon. 7H.3lL57}. grand toHi, l,jl5,l4 6i2.
lm,inp the total pOpulntiORt TO be 81 JO COZ
f,tributlOn per capita would 80 -9.
Iirpnty years ago, or less, the credit OF the
{iisd SiaipswAs at such q low ehb that 10 was
/ i'rlt for The government to borrow money at
rrent to-day It's ere vt Is the best I'm the
| n indicated by the feet that it can borrow
/ M money T. wants at 3 per cent, and The
4 iUry department ColtcmplateS the issue OF
percent bond. ..,...-. .,..-.u.
| IeSars now 5J3 900 pensioners on the rolls.
.5tiing 10 Commits iOu5r Dudley fcpOrtaut
IsMchm yctremam unaQluNlel, me ag,
ne disbursements for tha current fiscal
Ifwlll not exceed 50 Ontl, which wilt leave
ItEOl1CJl of the appropriation TO carry
IrO next wear, and ON g ilCHiOlJ VIII b-
led 10 be voted the coming winter
Insrssre only four nations 40 the world %.
Irmatare paying their way England gcn'
manages 10 make ends meet aud show d
iruulus of D 600 COO or 100000 TO Dog up
|iohe reduction OTIS enormous uatona.
Me United stites. Ia spite of congr Iona
I,.yagauce. puts by nearly niy umes a
| and Holland and Belgium Keep un0u
IL with these exceptions every nation DO
dulzel world shows an auuual deuci. o
INorless millions.
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HEAR THE WITNESSES.
sayed N,om ! norrIhlo neath.


Up TO May last had spent at least ave hun.
dred dellars for treatment bv many OF the best
medical men, without any benefit | suffered
oxeruolaungly, and all my best friends advised
me that the Icy hand OF death was fast APP
preaching, caught at 4, g. 3 llka drowning
msn alta straw. After taking TWO bottles I
could feel change for the better, The sores
began 20 discharge freely, and the Rheumatism
TO abate When had taken Nix bottles every
sore had healed, aud my skin began 10 assug
natural appearance. persisted until M
taken twelve bottles, large si1r aud THf tFl
NOT A SYMPTOM or rHE DfSKAsE e
NAMING and feel as well as ! ever ala.
have gained twenty one pounds IN hesh, az
my fyienda wonder at my improved couditla
have recommended Ito many. aud IN eve
lnsia nee with complete success I hahoveth
3, e hagfAYed me from horrible death
q H. SMILEY, quincy III.
] am sure that swllrs Specific saved my life,
was terribly poi uned with Malaria and was
| given bp 20 die swItta specific relieved mo
| promptly aud entirely I think Il the great.
est remedy Of the age, &, q. SPENCER
hnp't Gas Works, Rome, Ga,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-02-04
10 Members Of the State Stock As
ISOLATION.

eng the most important bust
" be Transacted by the State
association, we win mention "a
iallers which should receive the
ll'ill OF that body:
The settlement of the land
'gh II OF greatest interest, and the
'sl good OF the State requires that
ate lands be sold, so that stock
esh Use them.
VI ! reward should be offered for
sliest and conviction of persons
Jug stock Illegally.
Petition the Legislature to
y criminal offence for anyone
~ destroy pasture fences.
y law h needed 10 prevent the
'ns OF ranges, and Ii should be
Neflminul offence for anyone To
a law offering a reward for
unng OF wolves aud other wild
~, ~ must he II state law 10 do
reliilon the legislature tomake
Wuatioh Tor The employment of n
,ss.eflharian, 10 investigate the
:" domestic ANIMALS.
w are many other items Of inter
gshe before the association. but
~ ~ named arc satisfactorily dis
v, lheslockmen OF the state will
, l~gse 70 congratulate themselves
L wv delegates that much good
ssn accomplished. 7eras Lire
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-02-04
TnOnr Ren,icra.

In introducing this department to
the readers Of the GAZETTE, we would
briefly say that while striving tc make
the department an acceptable and en-
tertaining feature of the paper, we
would cordially invite all who are
fond OF solving or making puzzles TO
send us such contributions of good
material MS will enable MS to carry out
our plans Of presenting each week an
attractive department., from which
both pleasure and profit may be de-
rived. Please notice the prize offered
In this number for original puz
zlcs, and remember that all
are welcome to compete therefor, We
shall from time TO time offer prizes for
solution In the future numbers of the
Daprr.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-02-04

t-loiyed by taking consecutive letters, with.
out regard TO word divisions. Ihu-, the last
two letters OF "ldaN and the first two OF
"ren" In the nrst line give "date,'
Dear Ida Ten days ago | COM
menced my school, and Ii | guess
right, the coming term will be a pleas
ant one. ! hope chance may soon
he found here for you. My oldest pu-
pill IL named Tom--a towering fellow.
resembling brother Lem, only taller.
One OF my pupils-a plump little girl
-stammers badly. Some who teach,
err, you know, IN scolding stammering
pupils, aud apparently make them
worse. ! love 10 range through the
fields with this little girl for COM
pany. We reap plcnteous harvests of
wild flowers, ! assure you. One day
she exclaimed; . t.tteacher! | SIS
saw s-s-squirrel climb an-an.an elm
tree Just nowlp We went To the tree
and with sticks gave the branches
many II ringing rap; even then the
squirrel escaped us.
We saw the little scamp run eagerly
into u stone wall beyond our
reach. Please let me hear from you.
My school closes In April.
G. OTIS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-02-04

iis


ALcouoi,-sa 80 par gallon, ~ per biRh
wines.
WHISKY fsect,ned d ieal 80 M PER PROOF
spng mash. ono year old, III On two years old
" 1904 ~, three years old u 5o02 Is; fancy
''s S's ss's iss ss. = psrouai.
10y; Catavbs, per gallon, psg ~; Port, 81 sNs
co sherry, per gal p "ts % Madeira,
V ofio o.
CHAnrAaxr-o ~. Mumm o., 81 soc
10 90; Heidsick, 10 basect, ~ 0ls2s %, krue,
" basket 20 oV8S %, domestic cham payne,
~ 0AAlt ~.
ALE--sleek Aiss per aoa. "a essa Is; Porter,
per dor, 81 n112 ~
roIri:k nrrn 81 Louis quarts, sla %, pinta
sl2 W iiidwciscr, own size, eio in pints
tt ~ Erlangcf beer, quarts els 90 pints
sl9 ": s,chlitg milwaukee,, quarts yla So pints
ti8 90; Hub Punch sis %.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-02-04

7.-cnARApE.
Were u not for my irst, which Is found In the
kca,
Your search for amusement most useless
would be.
wereit not for my second, rooted nrmly III
the land,
No law Tor an hour on the statute would
stand.
Were II not for my third, which Ia seen in the
air,
IIushed would be the sweet voices OF praise
and OF prayer.
Were u not Cor my whole. which is found In
the earth,
You would never be cheered by this glad
sound of mirth. &. A.. A,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-02-04
pied.

jeff Hardin, at Mobeetic, January
10.
Foster A. Parks, BRENNAN, January
81.
Minnie Alice, daughter of j.. IL. and
NJ. a. Gou!dy. Valley Mills, January
%.
Infant son OF Mr., and Mrs, Pate,
Cisco, January ~
Mrs orelIa E, Blum, Ennis, Jan
uary ~. -,
Richard Buchanan, Ennis, Jann-
AIRY ~.
Mrs. Kate Hogan, Ennis, Janu-
airy 10. 80
James Montgomery, Ennis, Jann-
AIRY 30.
Miss Norah Null, Plano, January 10.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-02-04
Married.

Rufus lie Fors and Miss Fannie
Sanders, Mobeeiie, January IL.
j II Henslee and Miss Callie HAr-
raid. BuIleson county. January "a.
VIM II Chiles and Miss Bette lies
lep, Caldwell, January 81.
Chas w Phelps aud Miss Matte
II Hogge, January IA.
DR. Geo ID Streeter OF Waco and Mrs
Mollie w Hudson, ut Hot Springs,
Ark, February !.
j l. Todd and Miss Mollie Adams,
Collin county, January ~.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-02-04
TrxIi, TRY II, Try IL.

Reader, you should go at once TO
yogr druggist and get IA - cent box OF
BRowN's ARNIcA SALyE. III II iaiis
once 10 cure any burn, old sore, ulcer,
frost bite or inflamcd sore eyes, your
druggist will return your money,
Positively warranted. For sale by 4.
~. Powell, IL. NJ. Wells, l.. n Bruins
wig. q. w. Eastwood and "a. u. Pate,
M. b., Fort Worth, Texas. :,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-02-04

n,a' ever was u specific for any
!, ep'alnt then Carter's Little
.lisare q specific for sick head
WY eyery woman should know
Any are not only u positive
Ia "a sure preventive II taken
III NV approach Is felt, carters
h IA nalF ~, Hills net directly on the
e NM plle, and In this way remove
|klDs Oh disease without first
|NN you sick by "A weakening
NJ, y you try them you
|ea~sIa ne disappointed. Sold at
wy ~ u. n. Brunswig.
1-t-dW-lW.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-02-04
ANSWERS IN TWo WEEKS.
Prize For February.

Prize For February.
For the best original puzzle sent us
during the month of February, we Of
fer "Diekcn's Letters and Christmas
Carol" Puzzles should be plainly
written on one side Of the paper only,
and accompanied by the answers In
full.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-02-04
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Marriage Licenses.
FarEsroNk couNrY-Issurp punrso


FREEsroNE couSTy-IssuED DURING
THE MONTH or JANUARY, .1sss.
White. Andrew Jones and Miss
Jane NJ Hunt.
ca McCarrico and Miss NJ X Gray.
son.
sM McRinnon and Miss Cordle A
Lindsey.
J NJ Peyton and Miss Emma y
Lindsey. -
Il NJ Young and Miss Lucy G
Cleevc.
NJ Is McElroy and Miss Charlotte
Pullin.
4 Dool and Mrs T. Il Hicks.
~ i sharp and Miss Josephine
II II Shanks and Miss s A Herring
CJ Looder and Miss Matte G Mes-
sells.
l. Stubs aud Miss j b Edwards
q Ill Goodwin and Miss Bette
Odom.
w ID Vickers and Mrs Elizabeth l.
Lee.
George Knows and Miss Laura
Walters.
Cb,orcd-Moscs Davis and Lizzie
Solomon.
JEFF Jackson aud Fannie Britt.
Jeff Calhoun and Georgian Gallo
way,
Noah Keeton and Cheney Brown.
Dennis Bonner and Phebc Jackson.
Wnrrin Livingston and Mary Ellen
Henderson.
Joseph Brooks and Aggie Living.
ston.
sampson Jackson and Sarah Ann
Patterson.
Phil Strndford and Frances Thomas.
Joseph Carter and Emily Roke-
straw.
Jesse Bonner and Roxia Coleman.
John Beene and Rebecca Iiocy.
Frank Gedrey and Emma Peterson.
Frank Rylander and Emma Jones.
Henderson Rayburn and CalIic
Mofictt.
B0sQUE COUNTY--iSSUED FROM JAN
UARy II, 1888, TO FEBRUARY ., 1888.
Il " Rickson and EmeIla Peterson.
II 9 Bradstreet and ELLA McSphad-
den.
II w Moss and Elizabeth Horn.
ID Blythe and Miss Susan Thomp-
son.
John = Odle and Miss Anna l.
Rust
J III Zimmerman and Miss Sarah c
Barton.
p III Nowlin and Ada + Randall.
Joe Brltton aud Sue Bateman colored.
NAVARRO CoUNTY--IssUED DURING
THE MONTH or JANUARY, 1888
w Il Vaughan and Mrs. JUL IA
Kicker
James ii MartiGand Miss e ] Val
ley.
A G Harris aud Miss NJ A Cooper.
John Achleman aud Mrs Fannie
Stockton.
Il J Lake and Miss Kate Coats.
j a Flowers and Miss Mary Il
Bunch.
CL Collins and Mrs M Perry.
ID II Boyett aud Miss III Pbipps.
J i} Robinson aud Miss Minnie A
Blair.
Georgs w Jeilers and Miss Emily J
Young.
Wayne Bennett and Miss Mollie
Polk.
G G owen and Miss Ann Lou
Leetch.
He Ivey and Miss II & Stokes.
Alva III Birdwell and Miss Mary Ann
Odam.
10 Wheeler and Miss Mary Mcador
Il Is Jackson and Mrs Matte J
Davis.
S w Morgan and Miss Frans i
Allyn.
&c Clayton ana Miss Anna May
Lisman,
WP Swink and Miss All Newman
George o Allen and Miss G II An
derson.
Gideon T Macon and Miss ella {
May.
&C Mills and Miss Mary Il Barrow
Samuel Short and Miss Lee Oden.
g p Henry and Miss Florence
! Thornton.
Sam A Marshall and Miss NJ Y
Rogers,
l. Boyd and Miss NJ A Sheppard
j ID Simmons and Miss Alice White
Pinckney Anderson and Miss Rache
Goode.
| ROCK WALL COUNTY ISSUED DURINo
THE MONTH or JANUARY, 1883.
John II King and Miss Luellr
Bowles.
VIM III Parsons and Miss Susie Kir
by
Robert Walker and Miss Rosaline
Sanders.
KAUFMAN COUNTY ISSUED DURING
THE MONTH OF JANUARY, 1883.
j ID fite aud Ora Smith.
Il + Montgomery and ID Daugherty
VIM spear and Amanda Parkerson
G Nj Anglin and Lou billiard,
l. Snecd and Fannie Green,
AL Hodge and Nancy A Richard
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-02-04
The Mansion Hotel.

This house Is undergoing consideia-
BILE improvements, IL new single rooms
being added and will be ready for oc-
cupants In short time. When COM
plete the house will contain ~ rooms
and closets; SIS Of which are bed rooms.
| return thanks To my numerous
friends for the kind acts, ns well aA 70
ali guests who have so literally pat
ronized me. now hope 10 he able To
give those coming improved accommo-
dations, Mt least will indeavor 80 to
do. W. w. DUNN, Prop.
G.. NJ. Maybonc, Mt. Calm, says:
Browns Iron lSittcrs cured my
whole family Of intermittent fever
and restored their appetites,N
l-30-d&w-lw
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-02-04

b naaa1iiappy persons who suffer
|pld usa M, ,.ousiiess and dyspepsia
|ith sr ,s ,arter's Little Nerve pills,
/, ns n ulade expressly for sleep,
H. N ' s. dyspeptic sufferers.
|1lesAIa snls, al druggists. Sold At
W 1" N. Brunswig.
2-4-dwlw
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-02-04

STANDBY a Haynaker, nortlwese ,rees o.
,rhiie so,,afe, are prepared 60 Furnish hot .
eoid ariesian baths al all bouf~ ~ uS~
rooms added.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-02-04

and s@a ssSsS.os grade, aaa'' a,o
| Fine nccsrding 10 grade, quality aud
w
Coarse according to grade, quality
and condition Is 10 ~
Mexican improved according 10
grade quality and condi ton .......,... AZ TO N
and condition, ,.,...~.. .'..''...'..'. ~ TO ia
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-02-04
PUZZLE DEPARTMENT.
The Garstie's Regular sunday budget Of
Perpiering Problems for the Young Felix's
and Older People with Ielsurs.

iAii correspondence relating to this depart
meht should be marked ''fOr przxIF pf-
rAnfMENf" -Four Worm G.zErrr, and kept
entirely distinct from business commnnica-
OF The paper.l
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-02-04
l-ENuiMA.

Composed OF 10 letters:
MY 8, Ill, ~, 2, 4, isa sharp instrument
My !. ., 3, Is, IL u place for defense.
Ny IL, III, IL, 4. y, are IN the head.
NY 10, z, 2, o, y, o In increase In size.
Ny whole Is welcome visitor.
BELLE.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-02-04

|sN laoi, that there Is more truth than
" inc foregoing verses, can he veri-
THE VICTIM.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-11-08

Produce Markets.

$4,000 brls exports. 5000 brls; common to
good extra. $3.650425: extra Ohio, SIS $50
6 so; st. Louis, So, 65 06.75. whast-Spot lots
a lac higher; options l0l SAC higher: receipts
$4,000 hn Exports. 10000 Blu; pngraded
spring, $1.05 % OOH: ungraded red, $500
01.l5la; ungraded white. $l.O101.07; No. .
red. November. sales Of S. 600 bn at $11Oa40
1.1lle. eiosiag at 81. IL le December, sales of
100000 bu at $l.l2aeOl.1334. closing at
$l.l3l4; January, sales of 6,040,o00 bu at
Sl.146s0l.i5a. closing at Sl.l5as; February,
sales of 1924 900 bu III 81 1854 Oils. closing nj
1921, closing Mt 81 22le Carn-Bpot lots o
24c higher options l90lA9. higher. clos
600 bu; exports. $4,000 bu; ungraded, $50
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-11-08

rived from Europe during the past few days, and
il is estimated tsays New York paper that
about 10000 bags additional are afloat and
loading at the different ports of Europe for the
United States. New Orleans molasses is firm.
Syrups duh. Rice 10 a shade higher at the
primary markets. Current values are in favor
of the buyer Tea is steady. Spices active ana
firm. Fresh eggs ill big demand at quotations.
Poultry in good supply; prices still otfish.
GRAIN.
The local grain market exhibited more
strength to-day than has been shown for weeks.
The bulls are coming to the front, and on nearly
all grades au advance of lie was established. and
prices were strong at the close. The local de-
mand is brisk. Bids ranged as follows Wheat,
No. Mediterranean, $1.OS; No. Mediterran-
can, $1.O5; No. Mediterranean, $l.O3; No. 2
red. 81 .02. Corn. No. 2 white, ACC; No. white,
nominal; yellow, 49c; high mixed 49c; mixed
49c rejected, 46, sound ear, 4Sc; new, 37l2c;
December, new, 42e. Oats, No 2 white, Sic O..
t.: mixed, 2S&c O. {. Rye, No. 2 nominal. Bran,
81 bid; offered at $13. Hay. prime timothy,
SlO0lO.5O,
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-11-08
New Work. Money Market.

NEW YORK, Nov. Mooney at 2la03 per
cent, closing at 2is per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 607 per cent.
Government ho2 2sS TTTssrre irregular.
v Railway bonds were irregular.
, State securities were steady,
On the whole there was a languid, heavy stock
market to-day, though the first effects of the
election reports were undoubtedly to induce
some buying and an advance of prices. There
were no demonstrations on the part of either
"bulls" or bears" and the market has only
drifted. There is still very little dealing in the
market on either side by the speculative public
outside of Wall street, though there is still a
constant volume of investment buying and
withdrawal of dividend-paying stocks from the
street, over and above what comes in from that
class of holders. This, however, has but little
effect on the fluctuations of the market
The rumor that increased dividends will be
Iaid on the Northwestern common is not gener-
ally credited, and had no effect to sustain that
stock to-day, which is lower than at the close of
the market on Monday. Dealings IN Rochester
IL Pittsburg increased, and the stock advanced
on the largely increased earnings of tho road in :
cident to the recent development of its coal
trade
The transactions at the Stock Exchange to-day
aggregated 29S.0 900 shares. viz: Delaware,
Lackawanna Il western, 50, 600; Erie, 5000;
Lake Shore, 10000; Louisville G. Nashville,
$4,000: Missouri Pacific, 5000; Northwestern,
$4,000; Northern Pacific, 5000; Pacific Mail,
1000; Milwaukee & st. Paul, 81 GOO; Union Pa
cific, $1,000 Western Union, 5000; Oregon &
TranscontineDta, $4,000; Canada Pacific 49,
900.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-11-08
FOR LADIES.

have been using for a month or two in my
household, SwfI's Specific Is. s. 81, the great er
portion of it having been consumed by the fe-
male portion of my family, and with the hap
niest results 1t acted like a charm my wife,
who had been in bad health for u long time, and
for whom have paid hundreds of dollars for
doctors and medicines, IL began to build her
up from the first dose. Another female member
OF my family took it with equally satisfactory
suits II is certainly the hest tonic for delicate la
dies that have ever used, and bave tried them
all. have no doubt that want OF exercise, clUse
confinement in poorly-ventilated hOuses, sewer
gas poison ana malarial poison often produce
sickness among our wives, daughters and SIS
ters and believe Swifts Specific is the remedy
for all this sort OF blood poisoning.
+. l.. JONES, }. p. Quitmap, Ga. &,