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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-07
Gafss's Land.

by telegraph to tic Dispstch.I
WASHINGTON, u. C.. August C.-The
Secretary 81 the Interior has deelined to
grant the request made by the heirs OF
u. ior. General Gates FOR review OF me
decision refusing 10 Issue military scrip
iOr lands in Nirginia.
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THE NEWS FROM ABROAD.
cHoLERHs GRASP RELAXED.
Urea, Dsrser suli From Returning Fugi.
d,es-auceessrui Experiments at the Phars.

Great DsEger stIlt From Returning fugt'
d,es-suceesAfui Experiments at the Phars.
The New York Times's London special
ssys: DIR. Paul q. Bostano. the inferno at
The Pharo Hospital who acted 10 my es-
cort through the hospital wards on my
recent VISIT. and whose dispatch forward
cd for publication on Saturday last. sent
mo last night n second message from Mar
settles. more reassurlng than his first. lie
says that Professor Reitscb, who has OF late
teen experimenting on dogs with MI
crobos. confided 10 him last night the
information that he had discovered
method by which nc could study
the microbe alive In microscope, and,
what Is still more interesting, that he has
found method for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
bly,. as The Professor asserts--the real gray
lily a The disease as it shows itself in any
patient. this method being simply an ex-
animation 81 the objections, in certain
way. through the microscope. He keeps
the details Of bis method 4 secret. and DIR.
Boz. arO tshoves he IL the only person 10
whom Professor Reitsch has communicated
The fact OF the discovery in general terms.
Meanwhile Drs. BOuvenet and Vinay,
who have gone TO Marselles from Lyons,
are still eyperir emitting with irtrayeinous
injections. Dr. Mazet, who also Is from
Lyons, Yesterday experimental simulta-
ncously with yapor baths in cases OF
algldity-that is. cases in which the patient
has been reduced 20 q condition Of extreme
cold. DR.. Bossano Is unable yet to advise
me Of any encouraging results from these
latter experiments.
Another Of the original ten Augustnian
Sisters has f,llen III at the Pharo. But the
hunter OF patients there hiss much dimin-
ished since last Week. when the returning
hot weather had increased the death-rate
and discouraged every one in Marseillcs.
There were only i've deaths in llarseillcs
On sunday night. and, at the time OF DR..
BossanO's writing on Monday night, there
bsd been only six for Inst day. From the
ysrious infected villages in tho BOuches
du Rhone he says the reports are reas-
surfing, but he insists again that great dan
ger threatens the public from the return OF
the fugitIyes 10 the unhcalthful atmosphere
Of he city.
The news received At Marselles from
Italy continues 10 report cases at cholera
and deaths from the disease. The belief
still prevails there that the actual situation
in italy is worse than the reported; for it
Is remembered how frightful is the sini-
tary condition Of many towns, and that
among the fugitIves from Toulon and Mar
settles are many Italians OF careless habits
Il fife and extended residence in the
tilthiest quarters OF the plague-aiilicted
ties
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-07

Convention took recess, and forming
procession, headed Ivy the clergymen In
Attendance, proceeded 10 the cathedral,
where high macs was sung and sermon
was presched by Rev. Walter Elicit, Of
New York.
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Woeto,n uo,,h CnroIina RaiIroad.

IBy telegraph to Inc DI7pd'VI'I
RALEIGH. n. e., August G.-The trark
Of the Western North Carolina railroad to-
doy reached Charleston, Swain comfy,
sixty-nve miles west OF Asheyllle.
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Failure In Belfast.

lBy cable To the Dispatch
BgIPAsr. August G.-Miller 4 Son. fax
spinners, OF this city. have failed. II is
estimated that the liabilities Of the 6rm will
reach GII0,0CO; two thirds secured.
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Insordicfsd italian Ports.

lJy caDle o the DIsphtrh.I
MADRID. August G. spain has decided
to establish a quarantine Of fen days against
.he Italian ports infected with cholera. and
Of nine days against other Italian ports.
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BALTIMORE,

BALTIMORE, August G.-Virginia G's,
consolidated, 3GI; Virginia new 80, 81.
North Carolina IS, 100. Bid to-day.
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We quote: Fine, e. s5@s25O; superfne,
g. 50Ge3.a5; extra, s+.5eDsA75; family.
st.eoQsos5; Patent family, country, SA50a
S0.CO. Market very duh.
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Massacre OF whole Tribe Ordered.
lily c ahln 20 the Dirpatch.I

TANGIER. August 6.-The Sultan OF Mo-
rocco has caused the massacre Of the men
OF whole tribe in Angura Kabila because
they asked for French protection. The
men were killed and the women and chill.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-07

Attaches and pains are cured by St. Jacobs
OIL, the Great German Remedy.
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IIorsford's Bread Preparation

requires less shortening than any other
liking powder or yeast. Try II.
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CINCINNATI.

GyCISS,ri. August 6.-Fiour unchanged.
Wheat weak; No. red, sSis3ic. Corn In
good demand and firm; No. mixed. 5Jc.
OSs stronger; No. mixed. 36lc. Pork firm
asl7. Lard flrmer at s7.2jss,.3o. Bnlk-
meats strong; shoulders. &c.; short rib. Ole.
Baron strong: shoulders, 81; short rib,
s0.3j; clear, sl0.2j. whiskey higher st
2l.U7. Hogs firm common and light,
s4.;0ss5.7j; packing and butcher. -. ios
Al %
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bOulDH VI tUt bIOOu.
BLAINE CONvICTS HIMSELF.
Nobody can deny that have treated Mr..
Blaine fairly and with moderation. have
not depended upon ststcms nts made by his
enemies or detractors. | have not even
quoted the fiery denunolations poured upon
him not many years ago by some of his re-
cently.magnetlzed friends. ! have dis
cussed only one phase OF his career. and
only one salient point In that phase. have
not taken up bis foreign policy in order
10 inquire whether il Is true that he reck-
ltssly ieOparded the peace % the country,
an q that the most important international
questions, ~ soon 80 be touched them,
began 10 revolve around claim and
seemed TO turn into a Job. | have not
touched bis plan OF distributing the surplus
revenue, which, OF course, involves the
preservation OF the surplus as the fountain
81 multitude OF jobs. have not touched
bis original and curious conception that
Ito people Of Virginia should no. repudi-
ate their debt, but neither should they pay
II, for the United States should pay IL for
them, and 30 on. All these things. inter
estipg and Instructive specimens Of states
manship, l bave left aside. ] have. rs
said, discussed only one salient point in
one phase OF his career. and In doing so
| have called 10 the stand az principal
witness Mr.. Blaine himself. BY his own
words, written and spoken-words anthem
tic beyond cayil, words imprinted on the
official records OF the CONVENIENTLY
Blaine hiss convinced me, and, trus'. has
convinced you. that bis defeat as candi-
date for the presidency Il al this time the
supreme duty OF American citizenship. To
ylndicate the honor Of the American name
II should be done by phenomenal major
ity, so that the worla may know how
strongly the American heart beats for
righteousness and honest government.
And to repair the honor Of the Republican
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-07

dreu made sIsvrs. rive thonabd from
different tribes have gathered TO attack the
Chsrif Of 0uadssn, and war With France y
probable.
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MLEs REPORTED TO SECRETARY

WlmAT.-white, 1870 bushels common
to prime at so to 97c. Mixed, TAO bushels
fair 10 very good at o2 to 96c. Red. 1, 100
bushels common to very good Longbery
OF IS to ESQ.,; 1o,l00 bushels common 70
prime shortbeTry at rs To 0oc.
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CHICAGO.
MILWAUKEE.

MILWAUKEE. August 6.-Flour nm
changed. wheat neglected; No. 2 Mil
wsukce, cash and August, s2c. Corn
weaker; No. ., jiia54ic.; rejected, soc.
Data higher; No. } white, &c. Provisions
firm. Nee pork. $3.50 cash and August.
lud-Prime steam, $40 cash and Au-
gust. Sweet-pickled hsms firm at lIasi2lc.
Hogs higher 1t d. tOa$J.90.
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BAIIRoAD aOCkS.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RAYMOND, VA, August 8, 1884
OFFERINGS.

WfEAs.-Whlte, 2,06T busheh Red.
1864 bushels. Mixed. III bushels.
0Ays.-Mixed, $50 bushels.
RYR.-22 bushels
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-02
ON 'OHANGE.
A Rapid Decline 4n Stocks, Followed
by a Reaction - Provisions
Weak Cotton Higher.
The Grain Markets Were Inactive, L-
regular, With Narrow Pluoiua-
atiOns-The Quotations.

NEw YORK, Nov l-Governments strong.
Railways weak in early dealings but closed
strong.
state securities steady.
Stocks opered lower, declined x to w per
cent, In general list and ~ in Reading
which sold down 10 209i. The reduction OF
passenger rates exeried an unfavorable ef.
feet. New York Central fell of nom IS to
81, Northwestern SO 10 sn<, 81. Paul 7bs,
toH, DelswaIe Hudson IS TO si)s, Missouri
Pscifi 92sz 10 %, and Union Paeidc I, ON 81 to
60. After wal TIE market improved, subse
0uently advanced u to X, Union Pacific, st
Paul and Lake Shore wire the features.
Northwestern rose TO SOS, St Paul u tc
7eIS, Laclawanna "a 20 c47k, Lake shore ii
to 6i9<, New York Central to S55s, Union Pa
cinc ~ TO Sax, Western Uplon \ TO COZ
market closed at the highest figures. Com
pared with last night the closing prices wei,
X to TX per cent. higher, except for Missouri
Pacific, Erie and Reading, which were 4 TO l
lower.
transactions, 10000.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-02

BAR IRON, % bO.-rorway, SOL No. ~ n
Ehsot iron, fAo. No n o ahoat iron, 500,
galvanized sheet iron, gebplSo., No. X Y aods,
lIo; No, y do, l6c.; 20a2S roofing i'm, git bj
elb60 l4x20 and i011a pat. do, 81 7BGls 90,
unners wire, 20 per cont OF tlnner'g stock,
forty per cent on; cook Ht0vOF yitl ware
ei0 60025 %; do, with Trimmings siS bl6lT0fO'
WOOD WORK. Wagon RNles SOC, al 20 I
tongues, 00cdlal ~; ningletreoH, OF SBt bolsturn
t0c.; Epokes ~ hos 90 folloeg 81 1902 NJ I
Doublesrees, SO a5Q9d on; neck Jokes 81 OlG
10; ploW beams bOd1aJc; piow handles, Vi Is
@2bQ; handles, 81 75p2 50.
NAILS. % 10 heg, basiH l0d,-Bnrdsn horse
hhoo, per kegt 70 y; Perkins do, IS 10; Walk.
or do, - 50S Burden mulO, o. bOi Northwost.
ern horno shoe nniln. no. zoe. No. o, no., No,
q 2o,i No. 2, 2lc., No. 3, zoo; "Iahe'Ah do, NO.
ibc,, No, o, Do, No. o, 2lu,, NO Z, 20c., No. b,
2lc., No, 7, 49,, No. b, lHo.
ANH5-K,K por dozen, % b9Nln 40. Laks'a
9OOGg 81; Haekensaek. 80 5Oa7O1! boy'a,
tElStGERATOR9.--Ho / Gilman, siTm,
70. 2. do, Gus 6oi No. do, e2si No. do, 80 I:
MisOELLAfEOUs-Tr chains n per
pair, a@7e,; pillow ningloiroea, per duE., a9
pillow doubiCtrees, per dozen 400; uiook
bells, 10 per cent. on door looks, f8 SsaB O0.
wood aorowa, 30 and 10 per cent. of. T. y casi
door buttl, ~ aud 10 par cont. on; Ont aud
timed taokH, ~ per cont. on; coffee nillH, I'd
per cent on; blind hinges, 80 and 10 per oent.
oni carriage bolts 50 and 10 por cent, IN ,
plOw bolts, 50 per cent. OF; piece Tin ware,
% per coat. on; deep giamped ware 80 pOf
cent. on RhalloW stamped ware, 90 por cent
OFT iapannod ware, 10 per cent OF.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-02
building material

Lu1tEHn--fouch iumoor, boring, u fncher
Aod under, urstrulnsf, S2O, slripping. 3srd F,l 1
boxing and nooiing, rloars 81; thicS lesf I,
lahpd ~, a., rough lumber, sonopd cinss
VIZ ola and eo2nt Ting, cullr, ql6.
hAplNN--lliht common WhitN rInc, Sia so
sycond 90, $50 tnird do, ea5; poplar o. 900
Y ~ aa,iyS rAne y, 81 5g 10 x, t16, native
Dnrnsnp LunRFN- -Boxine II inches an,
pnhen SlN NVfS %; do kts, t26 O0l>sS Ol
ecnnlinH iOiSt CT Any common lnMbcr
tlo 9oeiS ~ boxing over ~ lnohns, SsOOlo,
y w ihink cieNIn, "a toltS and Z, Cgl uAaQl 80
second glass. any kinu. g2l 90
niinasNp AND MATuAED FrOORfNg--Yffrt
class, 81; second class, gal,
MHirEPIHE Ful,NthIfIN0 LUsrNER--l IN
and lnoh white pane, So, Inch 10, otg,
uEiLlNQ--bKApEn on PLAIN--firat COM
mon while Pine, II, sS2tQ "a do ssh. 50 DO, fgt
poplar, q, So uofel.5Q, poplar, u, 9sl sns,S5 Qc
natiNepine, y, ei2-bl do, u az t0
POPLAR L.gyanEn.'-ilt, *, Rnda inch, est
sUrneiEs--white pino A, Is, do snsdod A,
tlnnd, CO.. 40 No, 2, s5.so 40 10 :, Sa.56 nAiivs
oMed hchrt, tsty saps, SIS.
FfuUHnA white pine, dressed and headed,
sgnnsro or nat, 4 yellow Pine do. 81 lhth.
LIME, urNrrT, Eru.---Iims, Austin, s9.ql
per bhl. Cement, Louidvillo or E0nenale S3gb
per Dbl; Portland, N76 per Dbl. Plaster Paris,
New New YORK or Michigan, g 50 per bhl. plattsf
IiRIoN.-- Ylrs-rroot sT6o per NJ.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-02

WEIsEx-EeottnOd 81 IO(5lb9, ~ par pTou
soar rnaah, ono year old, 81 81 Two yeAfa Oh
g 00G2 n, three years old 81 6031 7ss nanfg
extra old Whiaky Mpd
WIEns-CnArot oasosa 50ssi000: Is par qaal
~; Jea ss Pei eali99n' - g fo.SD 9
per "a, q soes 90 Waite wine, in oass,
Dry, 80 O1fBe3 OQ Hoid6ink, in bl,ak Ell fl5 COZ
~ % Kruf. In basket, a. 0jnD0 20 DurnoaIl
champagne: q oOGis v. Geo. aonlst, sxtv
DRY. pinlA, "a 81.
Ai.s-eLSes Ais pr doz.. y Ocos ~ Pou
oar doa.. 81 0Oz3 ~
BorrIHD nn--L.emp's quarla, sls 90 n
yl2 so Budveieer' quarts 80 " pint1 fiS "
ErlaDGay boar, quarts, SIS %; tiiuta tig 20
sohilia AilWenkoe, quarts "a %. Pima gi3 .
AathonJ Kuhn'a. qtI ~ 70, linls 81 10
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-02

hRATI-sugar Cured hamS, IijGc; g. @. Q. y.
Baoon, liiae; =. O'bacon, 1910, 80, dry sail,
FmH-- Maukorel. lob kits, NO. ], 6i.ib; No.
9, s1.05; hRlf hblH., No. 4, 400, No. 2, t6.ng
White n6h, No. 1. hlf. bbln., s7.25; No. d o3.95;
HI I'D a sSg V si, nsni eS
2eb cams &c; lob ceaA, 93to; 5ib cans, gyRo;
3 4 cans, 100.
mir lso.; prime Rio, ise! fancy, lie; ga
government Java. s09zo.
TEA-luperinl ,409oqi gunpOHder, 5000.
sgeAn-Fins. powdered, bbls, 9,so.j DO,
standard &c.; Louisiana gfannlatcd, 7J6c,6n-;
siandaId a; lAc.; ohoios white, 10; yellow
Louisiana, sole,
BAIT Coarse, in bagn,, 81 ,2S9l.tD; nne 10
bag, - lake, IN dat hoop bblH., CLIO
oAsEKD GooDs.-IriosG par coSen. Pine
apples, standard, ele5 Peaches, STANDARD. 2
lbs, sl-e6; 3 ,bs.. s2,25l52.5o; seconds, bH.
clio: seconds. ana, =; 5 MS. si.N@ Green
corn, N.l09l,gb; 9Teen peas, al8S aoOEo.
berries, 9l.&@l.Soi Raspberriea, ei.5O@l.o5;
%seisht, d. T SsS: o. s s %i s1iT iE B
gl.55eei.TO: 4 b. -; MacKerei' ! ~,
sl.36d -: sardinoa. American, $500 ease:
imported, 6l960Glt.00 case: Strawberries, q q, :,
81. SOL 30, BlaGkberrioa, 100; Green cages,
$40; Eagle Condensed milk, Os.60; crown,
gT.25 Swiss, $3.50.
BAKING PowpER.-silyer Loaf, 70 cans,
8D. do, O.; On. do, 612.
notwithstanding go. soap, common
s1<o; German olive, SO. CandloG, fall box0t,
lb1fci hRlyea, c; qunrieEa, q. Indigo. $50 D.;
BlueiDg, 30Bi.0O doEon. COleman'n mustard,
t1.t0DS5.h0 doEgn. MAconroni, imported, ihon;
American, sl.00 box. BuokG cts. Two hoops,
y20O doEen;wol buckets, s5.0J dOEbn. BrooYnG,
e.7to8.a6 donsn. Brilliant oil, bills, 2lc.; Ep.
pion, do, slc.; do rs cases, % 20; brilliant,
20 cases, q 10; do, l-i2 eaHoH, 81 81.
FLouH - Stsanardls Royal Patent, S. 30
y Dbl; racks, "a loo y 100 Us; No. Texas
per 100 lDs. 50, No 2e2 70, No 8 q GO. Corn meal
PSF bughel, ESQ; HoIniny and grits, 2 Dbl ,
Is %; Oatmeal, 3 hall Dbl, 81 ~; Cracked
wheat, I'D, 20: Crackers: X Bodh. exec, Xxx
soda,7eto.. XXX coda, 7I<c.; cream l0o.. gin
Ger Ennpn, &c., lemon creams, %.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-02

Twelve months clip, light. nne ana rnedi
nm it9li nno heavy 10 liEht, 9l0il. all
months, n&li iall, dnc heavy. ia&lg. fail
n,snt hne and medium, ia@li; coarse
hinEs--No, heavy flint, dry y n $50, No,
heavy mint, dry, y p Ices No, 1 liehf iifnt y
p lie, No. 9, light nint, n N So. bulls and
heavy, damaged, "a ~, calf skins and bKdiv
dninaged. "A p iu6c, green, sailed, sound, II X
&c butchers, green, n % 5i,o
PELrRiEs-D Deer skins am i6alS, anita ans
skins, y y lQ0lSc; Goat skins, each, lnSste.
sheep reita, according TO amount OF wool,
100 up; shcarlmge, according 60 amount oi
Mexicau sheep pclts, Improved, oiac. Mes,
lean ahOep ehcarlings, Sc
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-02
Furniture.

FurnituIt--iioadstead imitation wSlu a
each, "a 40Gl q; all walnut. 81 6oDlO DO; Cha,rs
weed scat, q dos, 20 1907 W; cane and YIlttnn
scat Is Oo99 uot cane seat, dining, 0la OO2l0 U1
lhildB and rOakora, Ok O0alg ~; large ronlri M
q %; Mirrors, aruh tops, z dnL, e. eDeeil g1
Tsblen, round, gl01GgbJ; hil leaf, q zoos tO
hnfca, ecoh. So 1901 20, Burosuf, * 1920 "a
wash EtRndR, 81 9tsAb so bed aprlngo n ghe.3
Baby OaTriageE, 50 BOD2
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-02
A remarkabIe example of the faeIlltY

A remarkable example Of the facility
with which deaf-mutes read the mo-
lions OF the lips was given by young
lady Of seventeen who WIS entirely
deaf, Her teacher stood between the
gAslight and the wall, thus outlining
her profile distinctly. His pupil
stood behind him aud read from the
shadow on the wall the words that he
uttered.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-02
MISCELLANEOUS.

GAoRT HAND GHr-PERso SALLY
- OF by mail by q practical stenographer
Call ON or address W NJ. Young, At ofhce OF
Mynne q Carter, 81 Main street. Fort
Worth, Texas,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-02
rev Orleans.
nnn.-rn-nnn

PRovIsIors.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov - FLOUR et
but steady; high grades 3 6i@i ..
CoRE-Good demRdi In sacks, white, lower
at So.
OARS Western, SO; Texas dull.
CORN MEAIs-Steady al $50.
HAY-Prlms l& choice, TO-
PoRK--Dull; Is 20.
lARD-Easy: key s.
BULK MEArs--FRir demand shoulders,
packed, 81; long clear and clear l-9.
BACoS-FRir demand, clear rib 10 l-2
HANS SugRr-cured canvaEed, l2lpl8
WHIsKI-steady; Western rectined $50
70.
CoFFEE-steady; Rio cargoes 10 common to
STRAIGHTFORWARD active and steady; com.
mon, ~; fair 4; yellow clarified ~ granu-
lated %,
MoIAss ~ Common 20; fair g.
RToE-Firm; Louisiana ordinary TO prime
$685..
BRAE-h2H.
CorroS-sEED ou.-Prime crude, Sl@3lH;
summer yellow 40.
Market dull,
COTTON MARKETS.
ooITuN REOEIPIs AT ALI. UNITED srATEa
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-02
New York.

NEW YORK, Nov. I.--fLouR- Dull and
weak.
wHEAT-spot grades \ 90 x lower and dull;
options weak; No. 2 req s51f@s6; No. AIRED
November S3Jk6St is, closing So December
SSA9bS6, closing $50.
CoRN spot < 70 X higher; moderately &C
tive; No, soy. ass, No. =, b2k November
b2ftc52A, closing 62if December 49I6a5ylf
closing 80; January s7Abi73s, closing az.
PROVISIONS.
COFFEE Spot fair; Rio quiet but steady I:
options 10 To 20 higher.
November -..,.....,......~. 1907 so
Decem Der. ..... .,..........a,..,.,... COOS o.
SuGAR-Granulnted6 h0tH,
NoLAssEs-Q uiet and firm.
overwhelmingly nctive.
WooL-Dull and heavy.
oRK-Dull; new mess ICY.
BEEF-Quiet
LARp-Weak; spot 40; November IS:
December 1907 IS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-02
DrnEs aud Paints.


Bark, Cinnamon psr n ~ Peruvian, goa o..
Bornx, leo. Bl-carbonate OF soda, English
bc.Copperas, @Ti.cinehinedla. per or 6tGD5i
cts CASTLE sOap, per 10 v&lg Cream tartar
y. r., per ID IOal6, Chalk, lump, per 10 2JDs.
gal9mel, I, q ~ va 7sssQ English, per ID, boil,
ed, tIO5. Composition powder. per Id IA.
Doyern, per 10 81 ~. Eps0Ia salts, per 10 so
phor' Der Is 2sa,S Morphine Der az AZ y 3
. 10. Oh, Castor, machine, 75@b5; oil, Gator,
per gallon, 81 6bdgl TO- oil, lard, winter,
strained, e59T5: oil, lard, No. I, 66@I0. Quin.
Inc, +. a W, per Os VI n. Flowers sulphur,
5000. Alum, 8@@b PRESCRIPTION walls by
case 60 per cent. Of; broken, %
patent medicines, al list. 1'hayors fluid
ExtrRctR, - per cont. on. =. ID. Fluid Ex.
tracts, 3 per cent of. Essential oils. 81
Strictly pure white lead, O. 60aG 6F; Spirits
tripentne, GoQpbs Boiled oil, t296so.
THE AiIEitMAN.W ILLIAha CoIORa.
Ivory drop black, ~, per Id Dc. English
So,ch blach' ~ per 10 l2e lamp black, ~ 60
20; tultranarine blue, 1fs, II. 2se:. blue paint
Is, nc; raw Turkey lumber, IA, NC; burnt Tnr.
key lumber, Ia, DC; raw italian aiennA, DO, %;
IL, 9o; Paris green, III, &c; Chroms' Z X. o,
y. o., IN, l2c; American vernillion, II, 200. In
dian red, u, III Hinotla red, il, 81, i2fs, e5s.
90. Chrome yellow, L. II. o. a y. o., N, llo;
Yellow ochre, II, g. 1919, 2s, 80.
PREPARED ORAfEINo CoLonB.
Bark oak, lbei Ash, l6s, Black walnut, lsc;
Maple, 100.
DIBrKMPER COLOIa.
Ivory drop black, asc. raw IurHey nm Der
~ burnt Turkey uinbor, $50; raw Italian
sienna, 25c; burnt Italian sienna, 25c; Van
dyke brown 30,
Prica0 Of above made on n basis OF ia n
u, and ID cans assorted; In 4 and rs
cans; balance In ! and 2 10 cans. assorted.
Price in 8 ID cana; balance IN and ID cnpa
assorted. Price In ID cans, 10 less; l2H and
g 10 tin pals. l'tc leas aod kegs 10 per
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-02
ACKNOWLEDGMENT


g sALE--AnsUELLANEOUs.
!. 49, a z, THREE SMALL DWELL
q lidlpslees and terms To suit the
+ - --ses O"ner, Gazette office.
,5ii 6s.i' ,. a NO. / rwo-sEATED
+ ~ 4 wagon, FOR ons or two horses;
lasFns patenl hubs: pair shafts, one
. n tIinu Two seats Ia good order,
aA . Jackson. street aud Roy
sssa.ssdLEY's soUTU 1NeeTCIN
= ageni rlckWick news stand, IL.
8 q I've 0,E LOST THE KEY TO yoTJR
can $500, a, !. Anderson. 200 Hous-
IA sss.ee..anee a nj. Iachs S,nS oao
baud. N'nsa, single or To match, al
s1I,,
ssss,,I,rEN SHARES IN YOUNG
a1ies. vs. and Loan aHsociatIon Al
- "a D., care Gazette.
a 1s,IgsE CURE MOUTH WASH
4 y h0fo ihsse y an lnfallible cure FOR
~ uioass "a, bleeding gums, sore
{. heallhv Slcans the teeth. keeps
.olsig 6r aug purifie6 the breath.
~ lR Mnf,nta J. 4. Il w. II. Holfnes.
lnaon "a y street, Macon. Ga.
~ Df NJ ~ leading dentists south.
NJ or,g,.D. III. Mason. Fort Worm.
81 Kesahn anu dentlsta. Whole
4 " New o.an, Dallas, Ter. nj
V''eAns, La.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-02

nor, B0035c; oats, lsA2s barley HN20o
rye. 3Stb4le: o0rp. B0lta5o hay, loose frOn. the
gsgOn, 80 00a7 % per ton bale hay, 81 W.
10 on bran, soc. Per l0y, chops, 81 0Dei %
PER 100.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-02
Kew orleans.

Esw OrIeanG.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. ]. COTTON = spots
closed strong, l-l6 higher.
sales, 500 bales.
Low Ordinary l-lG Ordinary l-Is. Good
OrdlRerf ! l-le. Low hiddiinF sB-8 Mo
sling es,le; food Middling 1915. hiddlinE
Eair 10 10
Failures very steady.
Halea MAO
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-02
Ammunition,

PoNder-BlhAting, y key, 81 %, Kline, y Is y,
n 90 tilfio, y lax ha..R25 Rine, p6l< IA, NJ Is
ehot--s2 y SACK; Duok 6hnt, 81 ~.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-02

GALVESTON, Nov. i.-corroS-spot closed
firm aud IA higher.
Receipts. 1901.
Sales, 100.
Exports, hl5O.
Stock, 1900.
Ordinary 1915: Good Ordinary 1916; Low
Kidding W: Middling Ole Good diadling
w; Midoling Fair 10.
Futures opened quiet. ruled steady, and
closed easy NJ 10 points lower.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-02

Eastern Texas cattle at about three, and
Southern and Central Texas stock cattle al
about two dollafa per head less than the
above quotations.
The above prices are for horda OF 1901 head
ana upward OF best North Texas cattle IA.
livered ON the trail.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-02

! n 10, =, THREE SMALL DWELL |
lidlpsnees and terms To suit the
|---sNs "ONner,n Gazette office.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-02

~. Slnun1n a Bon, Ia 81, esnpsrn1 ns,tf. ap.rfl
gig e,, pinin Nasos Fslk'SMllvprtss arsrs,