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LONE JACK. Mo-. Sept a. 1879.

have been using Hop Bitters, and have re-
ceived great benefit from them for liver CON-
plants and malarial fever. Thry are superior
to all other medicines P NJ BARNES,
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State Of Markets-Weak; tending downward.
Year corn opened at 46Ec; closed at Axe.
May oats opened at 81 Ne: closed at 81 go.
January pork opened at .05; closed at
IL 40.
May wheat opened at .0s; closed at 1.05%.
Grain Movement-Following is the grain
movement for the twenty-four hours ending
at O'Clock this morning for the points below:
Receipts, Shipment,
bushels. bushels
Chicago Wheat. 1888 80.19l
Corn. ...........4 1866, 4s6 79,0S7
Oats. ........... .l43,lAO 209. 1877
Foreign Markets-Liverpool - Wheat, very
dull. Corn, easier. Cargoes off coast-Wheat,
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Financial ana Stock Markets.
MORNING REPORT.

New YoRS, Sept. 1911 a. m.-Stocks
opened firm and prices advanced 1s@T per
cent, the latter for Lake Shore. Western Un-
ion Telegraph, Louisville & Nashville and VAN
derbilts were also strong At about 1890 Vii
lards weakened and fell off 1S@1 per cent,
Michigan Central fell off ~ per cent to S2%
and rallied to 8315.
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Dry Goods.

New YORK, Sept. 1S.-For Tuesday there has
been fair demand and the market shows a
steady hardening, but particularly SO for low and
medium grades of bleached and brown cotton,
hanneis, dress goods and printing cloths. The
last named advanced &c in three days. Agents
again advanced Amoskeog shirtings 21Sc, also
Amoskeog tickings nc and Alexandria &c to
&c. In all classes of seasonable special les there
is good business and continuation of the
large trade by jobbers at all distributing points,
which maintains an order demand in excess of
both stocks and production. The Empire
Wooden company, Riverside mills and Oswego
production to April, 1884, have Withdrawn
samples of wOolens and worsteds from further
sale. The tone of the general market is strong
er and healthier.
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M. DORAN'S REPORTS

The following quotations., giving the range Of
the markets during the day, were received by M.
DOran, Commission Merchant:
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Corn receipts IN Chicago, zO6,G37 bushels;
shipments, 79,054.
Year corn closed in Chicago at Ate.
May corn closed in Chicago 1870.
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Recejpts and Shiuments

The following are the receipts and
shipments for the past twenty -four
hourN:
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MINNEAPOLIS News.

OFFICE-No. Washington Avenue, oppo-
site Nicollet house. Office hours from b a. m.
to 10 O'Clock p. m.
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Christian Convention.

Cincinnati Whisky Markes.
CINCINNATI, Sept. Is. - Whisky steady
at lib.
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Commission Dealers.

The following are the quetatacns Of sales from
oy commission men yesterday and are subject
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WHEAT.
MILWAUKEE.
CHICAGO.

Wheat receipts in Chicago, 1903 bushels
shipments 80,I81.
December wheat closed at $50.
May wheat closed in Chicago at 1.05%.
Year wheat closed in Chicago at 93Lc.
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Rcd Sh'd,Articlss

Total receipts, s43 cars; shipments 200 cars.
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October. :. 7.80I TO 1851 7.7Gl 7.92I III. ~
November. 7.72I 7.52 In 7.52I 7.72I1 As
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General Foreign Notes.

ROME. February 13.-It is stated that the
Vatican will send prelate TO Berne to ne
gotiate an agreement between the Pope
and the Federal Government OF switzer-
land.
LIMERICK, February 13.-There is o re-
vivaI OF the discomfort among the police,
and a strike is threatened.
LONDON. February i3.-The Times. IN
an editorial article, bewails the farming
prospects. 1t says: A crisis In ileld-worb
exists. IL Is water everywhere. A good
sowing time Il wanted. IL Is surmlsec
that much OF the autumn sowing Is rot
fen. and that all Europe is in similar con
LONDON, February 13.-The British bari
Glaramara, from San Francisco Octobe
14th for Queenstown, has foundered Of
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Second Day of the Georgia Sesqui'
Centennial.

SAyANNAH, GA, February l3.-The Sec
ond day'o the Georgia Se>qu-Centennial
Celebration opened with heavy shower OF
rain. but the weather cleared Of in the fore
noon. and the programme, which consisted
OF a parade OF civic societies and trades,
was successfully enacted. The majority OF
beylsitors remained TO witness the display.
ore hundred floats were in line, many OF
them .artisticaly gotten up. The process
sion was reviewed by the Governor at the
CITY Exchange. There was fremanS
contest in the afternoon. A banquet was
given TO the members OF the General As
semblv on board the Ocean Steamship Com
pany's steamer City Of Savannah. The
celebration was q complete success in every
particular.
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common u very good Loneie cry at 81 70 to s.3o
si.r5 20 al 81; e3 buscIe fair shortberry on pri-
conS.-wn,tc. f.422 bushels good 70 prime At
| 20 10 g2c: Geo bushels very good on pfiSa'e
/ tertne Mixe,i. 80 bushels very good NJ 6Oc.
| otTs--frO bushels prime winter ut 1Vc:
CoTroy-Tonc steady. Rcccipte, ic$ paies.
Shipments. 50 bales. Qaotsfions: hiddhhS, s'-c''
low middlng, 94c.
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yos,ono,iou or the french Cabinet.

PARIS. February 10 All the members OF
tbe Cabinet have resigned in consequence
~ the action of the Senate on the expulsion
hin President GrGvy has requested them
"a remain nj their posts for the present.
A compromise Is hoped for ON the qties-
tion Of the expulsion OF the orleans
princes on the basis OF Senator Blr3eys
proposal rendering the princes liable 10
expulsion by the decree Of the President
~ the republic.
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Trouble Among the Indians.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, February l3.-A private
disnatcb from Muscogee, Indian Territory,
saws that General Pleasant Porter, COM
mander of the Government party OF the
Greek Indians, left Okmulkee on the 9th
instant with 400 men for the camp OF the
rebel faction under Spioche. In the mean
time Major Tuit, the United States agent,
has been busy, and an arbitration commit
tee baS been appointed, to whom have been
referred all causes OF trouble.
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washington Notes.

WASHINGTON, February 13.-The Senate
Military Committee to-day agreed TO report
favorably House bill to reimburse Florida
for expenditures on account OF Indian hos
tilities between 1855 and 1860.
The House War-Claims Committee
agreed to report favorably the bill to re-
imburse James 5. Clark & Co., OF New Or
leans. for the proceeds Of cotton sold and
amount turned into the Treasury.
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Kinsale. The crew were saved. The ves-
sci win probably be raised.
scurARr, February IA party OF noun
talneers attacked Turkish guard-house
here III revenge for the death OF TWO Of
their comrades. They were repuised after
an obstinate street fight, in which twenty
Turks were killed and wounded.
BRUSSELS, February 13.-The Interna-
tional African Society denies that II has
any hostile designs IN Africa, and has en-
joined its agents 10 scrupulonsly respect
NJ. DeBrazza's acquisitions on the Congo.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
tn THE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS

washington News and Gossip-Conrressional
Proceedings Yesserdny-The Trouble Among
the Creek Indians-Mrs. Frank Leslie
Coming south-Thc Georgia sesqui-Centen-
rinI-Richard Wagner, the Composer,
ne,a-Tbe French Ministry Again Resign.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

TUESDAY, February To, 1883.
SALEs-FIRsT BoARD.-f00 Richmond city IS,
due 1900. nj 107; 600 Richmond city So, 1889.
at 1904; 1000 Petersburg Railroad "Class b.
bonds at TIA; 10 shares Atlanta and Charlotte
Railroad stock AT 634, 10 do ut e3A; 10 shares
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad stock at 81,
10 do. at 56X; 1000 sOuthside Railroad FIRST SIS,
1884, at 102.
SECOND BoARD.-l0 shares State Bank Of Vir-
glnia stock at 105; 10 shares Atlanta and Char
lotte Railroad stock at 63's; 100 Richmond city
SIS at 1873; 700 Richmond city 5s at los; 1000
petnrshurg RaiIroad bonds, Class b. az 1IH.
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Personal.

WASHINGTON. February 13.-Mrs. Frank
Leslie. Of New York, with her corps OF
special artists, leaves tomorrow morning
FOR Richmond and the principal cities OF
the South, on n tour which viii occupy a
month and extend as Ear rs New Orleans.
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CUTICURA AND CUTICURA SOAP

clear OF all external evidences OF SKIN AND
SCALP DISEASES, alIay TECHNICS AND iRRl-
TATJONS, soften, s0otbe, and heal ULCEi.s.
al, ID SORES, and WOUNDS. while the RESOL-
VENT espols all ii u MORs arising from IMP URi.
BLOOD, inherited and contagious diseases.
Sold by all druggists.
CuIICURA u EsoLyENT, 81 per bottle; CU1ICuRA
soar, 25 cents; curicUKA sHAyISG-SoAP, 10
POTTER, DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co,
Boston.
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THE GREAT FLOODS.
The wEsrEnNwArERs'

..,,,, Destruction OF Property aud Loss
re. a, Cincinnati and Louissiiie-oi-
,ie. without Gas or wa,er-in0"'Ana' .,
pesple Homeless and hn"sr'-A Depot
-. carrying Down Living Freight
,sme. Of Some Of the Drow"ed-f''i"b'e
so.nes aud Incidents, &C.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND. February IS, 1883.
OFFERINGS.

OFFERINGS.
wuEAT.-White, SO bushels. Red, 2,3l2 BUSH
els.
bushels. Mixed, o 30 bushels.
OArs.-iO0 bushels.
MEAL.-iS4 bushels.
PEAs.--90 bushels.
ORcHARD-GRAss sEEp.--60 bushels
FLoUR.-l20 barrels.
SALES REPORTED To SECRETARY.
wHEAr.-white, 20 bushels primo st ~ go; 90
bushels fair on private terms. Red, f,el4 ousheis
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IRON. STEEL, Sc.

METALS, GRINDST0NEs, &C. Best
MI Refined l,,r iron--as sorted sizes; Horseshoe,
Uoop, 6and. and Oyals; swede Iron aud Norway
shapcs--aasortcd sizes; Russia, Galv.ni1ed, and
and Steel: ~pelter Sheet Zinc, solder Axies.
Nova Scotia and Ohio Grindstones-a iuii supply.
gor sale by HENRY NJ. WORTH An,
n q corner Eifteenih and cary sfrsetss
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Alabama Railroad commissioners.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, February l3.-Th6
senate this afternoon chose w. l.. Bragg
G. p. Ball. and James Crook as railroad
commissioners for the next two years
They are the present Board.
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By Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

.vxv Work.. February I3-N0Op.-Stocks dull
and Iveak. Money. 80 per cent. Exchange-Long'
dS5s.. short 4g5a. State bonds neglected. Gov
ernmenls generally unchanged, ,-.,,.,,.
fxcnang,, 4S2A. Governments
generally strong: new ,5's, IoS4 bid new ~
li34I new A., 1I91. Money, sac ., closi's ~ .
snry SaiaI,crs-- Coin Sll9,4ll; currency tc,ztO'
stocks irregular. 90
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El0uH.

Fiour-we quote: Fine. s3@s3.25; supcrfne,
iy, s5.25Gs5.5O: Patent ramily, e550w$6.75.
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HoRsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE is recon-
mended for headache occasioned by indi-
gestion, and whenever there Is a general
feeling Of sluggishness and lack OF energy.
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ITCHING HUMOR COVERING THE
4 BODY. SKIN COPPER-COLORED, IN
TOLERABLE ITCHING AND TER
RiBLE nUMOR CURED.

Ihave becu afflicted with troublesome skin dis
ease coveying almost completely the upper part OF
orcd hue Ii could be rubbed OF like dandiuf
owd M times caused inlolerable itching aud the
most Intense suffering / have used blood puri-
fers nils and other advertised remedies. but eN-
nerienced no relief until | procured TIE CUIl-
tIIRA REMEDIES, which, although used care
lcSsly and rregularly. cured me, allaying That
torfiIle itching aud restoring my sknio its natural
co,or. lam Willing 10 make affidavit TO the truth
OF this statement. = IT, bbA4ON.
MILAN, MICH.
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DEAUTY.-FOR ROUGH, CHAPPED,
ID and GREASY SKIN. BLACK HEADS, PM
PIES, SKIN BLEMIsIiEs, and MANTLE
&c lI-su&w&w
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Wagner Dead.

VENICE, February l3.-Richard Wagner,
the eminent composer, died mere at 4
| O'Clock this afternoon.
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ITCHING HUMOR COVERING THE
1 BODY FOR TEN YEARS WITH IT'S
PECULIAR ITCHING SCAD CUkLD.

Almost disagreeable and obstinate case Of SALT
RIIEIIM or ECZEMA. which has been under my
he nresent time-about ten tlOD years,-coyering
the greater portion of The patients body and limbs
win ms peculiar Irritating and itching scab. and
10 which all the known methods OF treating such
dise.Sc had been applied without benefit, has COM
nletely disappeared leaving clean and healthy
skin solely through the
CUTICURA RI NEEDLES.
CHARLES HOUGHT0N.
90 Cr.rp eTpFyT. BOSTON,
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The stock market At the opening was weak and
L. lower han III Yesterdays close FOR Alton ana
fTerre H,ut, and a traction lower for Tic remain
Ger OF the LIST. Tire market continued weak In TIC
e,rly tr,de and q furL err Cccnne OF ID = was re-
corded I'm which Lake Shore aud Northwest were
he leading features. This was followed ny rally
of y 70 Z, after which tie narket again became
,yek ON "A fair volume Of basiGC 5, and about noon
a decline OF 2fs tOOb place In Delaware and hnc-
son. winch dropped 10 1909, and A0ei In the re-
Daindor of lhe list, Central Pacific, New JERSEY
/ Crniral. and Gela ware. iackawgnna and western
being promi ent therein. In the early part of the
afternoon there WAS an Improvement extending 20
4 Drr g. NJ, which Was subsequently, LOSS IN a de-
cline OF KG7s, tie later Delaware aud HUDSON.
The market uien became strong, and just before
fhe close under the lead Of Hannibal ana ~ Jc.
nroferrcd ana Chicago, Burlington and Quincy,
prices sold up 10 IL. Pacific Mall and coalsioeks
were also promli eui ~ the upward turn; Norfolk
and Western preferred, however, WAS very weak
during that lime and fell OF ~ 1884, bot after
/ wards recovered 10 30H In the fnai dealings Cen
! trai Pacific suddenly dropped I. Wabash i, and
lie genera, list a smaller friction. Compared with
Yesterdays closing figures the general market Is
! no lower. the latter Delaware and Hud,sn and
| Norfolk aud Western preferred. TRANSACTIONS az
Pregated 100000 shares.
BALTIMORE.
| BALTIMORE. February l3.-yirginia 6's, eonsoli'
ted, SOY; past-due coupons, Al new lU-4Os
4O3 Sid to-day.
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MARINE RNTEL.EsiEASE.
PoRT OF RICHMOND, FEBRUARY Is, 1858.
ARRIVED.

PORT OF RICHMOND, FEBRUARY ID, 1883.
ARRIVED.
steamer Ariel, clifford Norfolk. United states
mail. merchandise, and passengers, l.. H. Iatoh-'
superirtendcnt ,.,
Schooner George w. IIoye, Hubbard, Baltimore,
coal, Mestham Granite Company.
SAILED.
Steamer Roanoke Couch, New York. merciian-
disc and pa seugers, G.. ". Allen Co., agents.
steamer Ashland, Carr. Philadelphia, inerchan-
disc. j. W. McCaIrick, agent
BELOW.
one brig and two schooners, In tow for this port.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. FERRY IS, 1883.
[By telegraph
ARRIVED.
Steamer Luray. schermerhorn. Norfolk. mer-
chandise and passengers. chesapeake ana ONO
$niINty COMPANY flud called 81 Ieturnl.
STEAMER AccOmac. DClk. merchandise ana PTS
scngcrs. Smthfcld, Chesapeake and ONO Halfway
Company land sailed on feiurnl. 80,
Steamer Northampton, McCarrich, nosIghl
merchandise and pas ,eDger,' the-ll cdh' anu '""
Railway Company fand sailed on returnl 49,
schooner ". ~. PharO, Edwards, J1cSs0nElhc'
lumber, Ensign Manufacturing Company, Hunt
ngton. ". Va.
Steamship r. !. Robson. simpson, Bremen IRON
Charleston. having cOaled.
Steamship kauaNha, Greenwood, providence
coal, Chesapeake and ohio Railway Company.
schooner II. y. Gore. Kelly, Providence, COAL
Chesapeake aud Ohio Hallway Company
SCI O0ner Line Holmes, Holmes, New YORK;
coal, Chesapeake ana Ohio Halfway company.
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A LII KINDS OF
urUAT FyERYBODY WANTS.,

WHAT EVERYBODY WANTS
w PLENTY To EAT AND CHRISTMAS
FIRES. Best ANrHR AClTE COAL for CRATES
aud stoves; CROWN-iilLL sPLiSr. 'he peerless
coal for open CRATES; FOREST ZINE WOOD,ion
ard sawed. For all kinds o: iuei call on
:. Z. LAriiROP,
lie 22 Seventeenth street. at Draw-bridgs-
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CUTICURA,
CTTICURA.
VTCUING ITCHINGl ITCHING!
SCR !sCRATCHINGl SCRATCHING

Every species Of ITCHING HuMORS, IiCli-
both sexes, Instantly relieved by warm bath with
CUTICURA SOAP
and single application Of
CUTICURA, THE GREAT SKIN CURE.
This repeated daily with two or three doses OF the
CUTICURA REsoLVENT,
the new blood purifier, to keep The blood cool, the
,r,vele omen and the liver and kidneys active. viii
sneediIv and permanently cure ITCHING TOR
TIRFS OF THE SKIN ANDsCALPt that have de-
fcd the best medical skill and all known remedies.
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one brig and two schooners, in tow for this port
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, FERRY IS, 1888.
[By telegraph
arocEnIrs. .IaUoas. &c.

GROCERIES. ssts 3tte. &c.
NOR FRYING FISH AND OYSTERS
OLIVE BUTTER
HAS 10 EQUAL. IL IS more wholesome and eco
nomical than lard, and IS free from the pungent
sdor usual 60 cook!ng-0lls.
Cook Books containing valuable recipes and IN
strn,flons how TO use OLIVE BUTTER, 10y tie
Principal Of the Philadelphia Cooking-schooi'
mailed free upon application.
WASHINGTON BUTCHERS SONS,
fe Ii-W&sl49t fhlacelphli, ~.
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DOOK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
DExECUTED at the DISPATCH PRiSfiN"
HOUSE.
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weep AND COAL.


GOAL AND WO0D.-Best Anthracite
" Coal from $3.50 70 1915 per 1000 ns. Vast
Rank COaiburg Spibt Lump, 50: Hail. 500;
Block splint. $3.50. Pine Wood. ~ o. $3.50 per
haIf cord; Oak Wood, 81 70 per hall cord. Kind
ling Wood ~ lower prices. All kinds OF Engne
Coal and Soft Coke. Oiicc, Broad street opposite
Theatre, or 1905 Cary street.
fe I. III. FAhE.
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ETEIIlN III NDhLb itNA IL -
HUNDRED HOUSES FLOODED.
A dispatch of the 18th from Louisville
COWS. Al a moderate estimate from LOU 10
500 peope are driven from their homes
in these two suburbs. Nearly three nun,
dred houses are flooded in Portland, ana
reckoning five occupants To mouse this
viii make 1900 easily. But The poor peo-
nile in that locality live pretty tmckiy, anu
accordingly the number VIII exceed tle
foregoing estimate. People nNing III inc
central part of the city have no ldea OF lne
desolation in those distant suDiirDs' ihe
moor people mostly moved ont wheh nist
threatened, but the suddenness OF Tue Iiss
last night took some OF the residents o,
shipping Port by surprise, ana they nau
their houses flooded before they couiu ge'
their household effects out. Inere Is ne
cessarily much SUFFERING. 1t Is Impossible,
at present to give q list OF those hooueu
out. ,,s
A special dispatch from Frankfort SAYS
that the Kentucky river has risen seven
feet since Sunday noon and Is now rEins'
with forty-one feet OF water IN the cnah-
mel. and a heavy current running. Inc
water is within three feet OF the wooden
bridge, which is In great Danger OF Deihg
washed away. This Is the highest water
ever known in tle Kentucky river.
Mayor Jacob has ordered the Iylng-ih
Hospital 10 be made ready to receive SUI
ierers, where they will be cared Tor al the
city,s expense. The louisville Hotel
Company opened free-iunch house ior
women and children flood sufferers To-Day
on Main street, which will he maintained
during the food. The cut of on the pohl
in the eastern part Of the city, water
barrier protecting thousands Of homes, IL
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NEW YORK, February -. Cotton Net receipts,
l.75l bales: gross receipts, s,ii2 bales. FUTURES
closed dull sal0s. $4,000 bales: February, slO.sO
@GtIO.21: March, Sl0.30ms 1881; April
Si0.7I@siO.72; july. si0.s4@sl0.s5; August,
sIO.95GS1O.9G: September. sln.62e9SlO:b3;
October, slO.27@s1O.29; November Slc'io@
sI0
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BALTIMORE. February l3.-Virginia 6's, eonsoli
d ,ted, SOY; past-due coupons, At new l0-40f
400. Sid to-day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-25
CLANCY & ADAMS
Dealers IN
GRAIN AND FEED,
NORTHWEST CORNER PUBLIC SQUARE

We offer 10 the huying public "corn
isy."S Bsied Iiay AID Millet.s nfarley Neal
..reiton iced Meal "comblnation Cow
FvS d, Wheat and Corn Bran acorn and
Eeed.-In iact everything pertaining 70 a
etiicuy irsteIass Feed Store.--at reasonable
pmrws. "Fair dealing and honest weights 10
AL" Come and SEQ as.
ciIANEy & ApAMsJy
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-25

5000 stock of Mems and Boys
Clothing at manufacturers list. We
have determined to close out this de-
partment of our business.
Give age of boys and whether short
or long pants. Size of mems suits, 81
to AZ. For pants, give waist measure
and length OF inseam from crotch.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-25

Infants Kid Shoes, 0 to :, SOC 10 75c.
Children's Kid Shoes, to Z, zoe to
$1.00
Children's Turned Shoes, 5 to Z, $1.00
to $l,75.
Children's Spring Heel Shoes, to Z,
$l.00 to$2.00.
Children's Reg. Heel, to I, Sl.00 to
$3.50.
Children's Reg. Heel Shoes, : to 10,
Sl.00 to $3.50.
Children's Solar Tips, in Grain, Peb-
BILE, Goat and Kids, Sizes to 10 and
IL to ,.
Our stock of Ladies' and Misses Shoes
is Complete in all Styles. Send de-
scription, naming whether Kid or
Pebble Goat, with Medium or Wide
Last, and We Guarantee Satisfac.
faction.
Mems Slippers,
Ladies' Slippers,
Boys Slippers,
In Elegant Styles.
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Chemisc, soc, sl.oo to $500.

Chemise, soc, $loo to $500
Corset Covers, SOC, 75c to $500, sizes
80 TO AZ.
Night Dresses, soc, zoe to $500, size in
neck 49, to II inches.
SkiIts, soc to $1,000.
Pantlets, See to $500, give band meas,
ure.
Felt Skirts from 25c, zoe, zoe, al.oo to
Sl.5o.
velyets, $3.50 to $50,
satins, $1,000 to sl2oO.
Silk Embroidered Flannel Chemise in
Great Variety.
Ladies', Misses, Children's Merino
Vests and Pants from zoe to$l5O per
suit.
Scarlet Knit Suits, $500 to 5000 per
Suit.
All Wool Jnion Suits, size 2S to IS,
$500 TO $500 per suit.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-25

Ladies' Misses and Children 8 Hosiery.
Send age of Misses and Children and
we guarantee the fit.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-25


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