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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-03-14

New York Herald: Recent events should
teach women in all grades Of life that, al.
though to appear fearless and unsuspicious
may seem very pretty, it is worss than idiotic.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-03-14
LET Ne do 1t, Mother
TPhrenolOuical Journal

A young man had declared love TO q lady
and asked her to be his wife She he~itated,
and he allowed her her own time to consider
the matter. One evening, soon aftcrward,
she had occasion to visit an aged relative who
resided In the family Of which the young man
was a member. As she approached the door
a sudden impulse caused her 10 pause. He
might be at home, she thought, and she might
encounter him. And seeing her thce, he
would probably imagine she called on purpose
to see him. While she stood upon the door
step meditating, she heard the oven door Of
the cook-stove open, then the rustic Of paper.
as il it were thrown upon tho table; then .
firm, light step and the voice Of hsr admir~r
saying in . gentle way, "Let me do Il,
mother" Then she knocked, and was ad-
mitted Just in time 10 see the young man
taking some pies from the oven. This little
circumstance aided the young lady In con-
cluding what answer to make to the all-im-
Portant question; and in married life she finds
the young man an excellent husband and
father
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-03-14

writer, probably - the eAlskin
alns gender and unmarried. asks /:
bii yon ever watch dear little baby
sshing IN 'h" morninRp" We never did.
TIE d"as little angel ALWAYS awoko 80
e"h,onnied early that wo were not
ready 10 open our eyes.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-22
coLOREp BLARKETs.


MzATB-sngar culsd naIns. 1890: 8. o. o. b,
Bacon, iSKe; q. c.bacon, 1910. &c. dry aalt'
'fIsH-Maokorel, l0D kits, No. /, SI.ls, 40
4 Sl.o5; half bbls., No. ], 400; No. 2, $500;
White fsn, No. I, hlf. bbls,, 0;25 No; 2, S9.26;
LARD-Tiefcss, sIlo; 90 and 5Ob cans, slo;
2OD cans &C.; lon cans, $40; On cans S1fo;
. 6 s 10; ordinary, uIc.;
FAIR, TO-; prime Rio lie; fhnoy, ilc; old
government Java. gg9zo.
TEA-lIoperial, 1900 gunpowder, 6o0Tg
sUaAn-Fine: powdered, bblH4 s5<c. do,
MALI ibis, go. opt loaf, 91zci gTanulRted
gtai lard &c.; LouisianS granulRtsd, 7Efo.9t-;
siandard A; re: ehoics white. TO; yellow
RI0E-LoniEsana, e57c.
RALT-Coarse. In baga, el.25ei.e9 mo IN
Gags, -; lake. In Dat hoop bbls., s2.iO
PPcS Assr SSSss oscsDDs-Pness psr dossn, Pine
apoios, standard, gl.65: Peachae. standard.
iba. sl.e5 3 lbs; s1.2tg26o seconds, ? d.
u.I0; seconds, 2ha.,-; ns. sl.s-@ Green
corn, tll0@l.eT Green peaAi ol.sa Goose
6 6srFis, sa TsisS Es.R RS s. ZIG sS
weight, ns CSC; 2 p, a:Sf sSllnen' T.
s5 a iSas n Aesl ,ss 80 se
Ii. 3Sai so: Blackberriea, el.60. Green Rngss,
l.40: Eagle Condensed milk, ts.e0; crown,
~ s5R sns1' PoSDKa.- Loaf. ~ cans,
per dozea. SOC; ~: DO. 81 90; Id DO, q 6o;
n, do, a.: So. do.,.en.
ssZe. German olive, SIC. Candles, full boxes,
| ikiIer haIyoe, 9. quarters, o. Indigo. bbo NJ
Bffieing, aOsi. 90 doIOn. Colaran's mustard.
n aSaSBl 30 donen. Mnccaroni, imported, ibcn:
| smrr.can. el.OO box. Rucketa. two hoopz,
zoo doEsn:well buckets. SOU dozen. Brooma,
h. SsSs.g5 dozen. brilliant OIL, Dbla., 2lo,; Eu-
l rnion- 40. Uo. do, 20 caBea, So 70. brilliant,
/ ~ eesI,s a 5o. do, lila caaos, u 81.
EIoUa : atanard's Royal Patent " BY
~ ia lEs. 81, No 2e1 IS, NO y 90. Cora meal
! t,sr bunhei 65c; Hominy aud grlss Dbl
/ 500. Oatmeal, q hall Dbl, n ~ CxAe3 81
/ sShsat. 40 &C.; Cfankora: x soda. 6jzoc., IN
| roaia Tfso.. xxx soda, 1,<o.; cream lor. gin
/ gsr snaps, e.; lemon craanie, W.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-22

wHmKY-Ractined u lO0l60, ~ par proc
sour mahh, one year old, 81 % two years oil
q O002 IS; three years old q 60D2 10 FAM
oXtrn old whisky e4lo6,
Wmn8-ClArsI, oass,Ss 5OelOOO: 81 per qua.
lily: Catawba, per gallon, COOL ~ Port, q O9
per gal, 81 coos co. White wine, In casai
u O0Gl0 %.
CHANPAoRB-9, n. humm q Co., HKtr
Dry, g3O 00083 %; HsidEink, in basket, GU 0Ol
- % KruR. In basket, US 0lGsSD 90 Domegti
champagne, o. 009A W. Geo. 9oulst, ext
dTv, plnts, en- so.
ALE-Stook Ale, per dos, - OoS2 "a; PoIts
per dos, e. 00ap2 %.
BoTFLKD BEER-Lsmp's quarts, Ui2 01 pt
6l2 60 Budwelaer quarts SO %; pintA plB y
ErlaDgar beer, quarts, elB 90; pinta SIS 81
SohlitE Milwaukee quarts sl2 %; pinta SIS o
Anthony q Kuhn'B, Qtn So 90, pints 81 81
II. ClauHen a Bon's ahsmpagnS nOoI, quar-
gl2 %, pints n26Oi Falk'E.A1waukss, quar-
sllBO.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-22
! ON CHANGE.
...,s Market Opened Steady,
lined and Reacted at the
c,oss-Cotton Higher.
Ia Markets Fluotuated Oonsid-
h, Closing Generally Strong
4" The Quotations.

yoRg, Nov. 2l-Governmonts CON
loN. and in brisk demand; i>s's
. mnher advance.
AVS steady.
securities quiet
~ market opened steady and soon
s,@,oX New York CENTRAL, Lake
nT,chiean Central being tn 9 weak
y VOW ,- central fell OF TO s6k, Lake
~ and Michlsan Central to 81.
A v 'nonneement nom Chicago that
number of New York
nod been received there
!, ,edueed rate exertsd an unfavor-
'-.nce. AFTER II O'Clock q firmer tone
prices rose l-2 10 s9E, Changers
,vto soX and st. Paul IL TO 81
INA advanced ~, Long Shore y,
- Central IL, Union Pacific and
!. Il Union u.
.,arnoon Rhode Island weakened
-.rety OF unfavorable reports. II
80 thai the company would shortly
soloo Of new bonds. Rumors were
hat the Vanderbilt party had sold
~ and that the earnings of the com
an falling off. The stock fell from llo
The general list was unsettled by
ma but near the close the market
ssned and left or firm. Com
vim last night the closing prices
az higher for Central Pacific, Chi
s,llpgton & quincy, Northwestern
delaware, Lackawanna & western
Paclnc, Oregon Transcontinental
western Unioh, aud u to . pei
v,r for Louisville d Nashville, Miehi
,ral. New York Central, Erie, North
40 and Pacific Mail.
,ciions 2ll, 900 shares.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-22

Cotton Gins, Presses; Atlas Engines;
Russell Portable and Stationary En-.
gines; Rubber Hose; Rubber, Leather
and Cotton Betting; Shafting, Pulleys;
Gas Pipe, Pipe Fitting; Brass Goods !;
Steam Pumps, etc.; Avery and oliver
Chilled and John Deere PlOws; Double
ShOvels; Georgia Stocks; Sweeps,
Bull Tongues, ETC., etc; Moline and
ther Farm Wagons; Cane Mills and
EVapOratOrs /; Tents and Wagon Sheets ;
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-22

LunBHE--hough i1mpeE, boxing, II inons
and under, 1rat-class, go: stripping. Hxs, "
IL and iJS' IN; rough lumber, second olas
RIDIRs-Firsi common white pine. go
sfSn Ss SG 81 Fine sei.d "a 81 40 PSg nss
DRassED LUHRKn-Boxine II inehaa an
under s2S GEES % DO ~ SD,ra sS o SS,5so
GO 00eB %; boxing over IA inohes, 5000
81 Oo thick clears, "a 20 lHand 2, so YEA y
second class. any kind. e2l g0.
DREssED AND MATOHED RLoonfHG-Ffrn
class, E23; second elshs, t2l,
WHTTEPIHz FURHIsHIE8 LuNBKn--lhi u
and 2 Inch white pine, w inch 90 W.
mon white pine, X, es25O "a do, 80; "a 40, y
poplar, x, e11 00e150, poplar, y. eSl609G o
h4iliyspins 4, sz.so; ao re g ,n.o ~
g aniEoIss-- white pine a. s.; DO shaded
li.25. DO extra no; !. ss;So: cypress, best aa'
sawed heart, Ab9 saPa, 10.
PIUKETH.-White pine, dressed and hsade,
square or nat, Z; yellow pine DO 81 iAiA
LIGE, uKMInr, Erc..-Iims, Austin. g2.l
galvanized shsct iron. seSSo.; No. X X sods
CLIO; IlKO aud l0xil pat DO, 81 1908 g
| tinner's wire, 30 per cent. oni unner'e stool
forty per cent. on cook. sLoyey I'm were
4
WOOD WORK. Wagon axle1. eDc-gtl o.
| tongues p0c0el %: singletReea, ~ 70 DolatsEl
5Oc.: spokes e. 1908 l0i felIoes, q sb&2 -
l DOubletreoa, o. 1904 90; neck yokeaf 81 0ol
/ 2 so; pillow beams, b01396o.; pillow handles u :
I ca60; handles, i754s2 80,
| NAILS. s. Is key, ba1iB lJd.--Burdeu hoIB
/ shoe, per kog, y -. Perkins do, IS 90 Wall
eT DO, d so; Harden mule. g 90; Nofthweal
orn hons shoe nails, No. 4, 51g-, No. 8. &C., ~
8, 80. No. z, &c, No. !, Dc.i .I.ake'An doi NJ
i0c.; Ausnbie Do, No. 4 80. 10. 5, 40, No.
le., No. 7, lnc., No. ., lsc.
! AXE8-E.K., per dozen, - TOD CO.. LAYS
% Oo19 81; HacHenBnek. ~ bteJ ~ BOY
handled, 50 6l16b1,
| REFRiG ERAToRs.-- Ro. Climax, tlz
10 2, DO, fle s0s no. do, "a f; No. : do -
CELLANEOUs-Traee chains, "a
/ pair, tf91c.. ploW Giugieiroea, per ooz.s -
ploW doublotrees, por dozen U ~ SOC
bella, % per cent. od door looks s. 25f3e Q
wood screws, % and 10 per cont. oLii y an
door butta, &c and 10 per ceui- cni ont an
timed tackH, y per cent. OH cone9 MILK,
por cent. ons blind hingca, y and 70 per cen
on; carriage bolts, " and 10 per cent o.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-22
Eow orleans.


fs0NfRtONN
NEW ORLEANS, Nov 2l.-FLnUR-Dull; high
grades 6ja4U0.
CORN-1n sacks. white, 20; yellow 80.
OAIS-Western duh at So.
CORN MH4L-2 IS
HAY-Dull; prime l2hGliIS; choice TX.
PORK-pull and lower.
LAHD-rierce refined 10; keg N.
BULK MEATS shoulders, packed Ok; long
clear and clear rib SIS
BAcoN-Lower; no shoulders; clear RIB "a;
long clear l-2.
HAMs-Choice sugar-cured canvassed scarce;
new l21f9l3ls.
WHIsKY-SteadyR and unchRng d.
COFFEE--GoOd demand and higher for Rio
cargoes; common TO primo 79E0ll.
SUGAIt-In good demand; common TO good
COMMON 3G3l-2; fair to fully fair 3H; grnnu-
lated b3S
MoLAssEs-Lower; good 20 common 0G2S;
fair ZION; prime N choice S}tpf2.
RIcE--GoOd d maud and higher; Louisiana
ordinary 10 prime $50 X.
BRAN rs
(oTToN-SEED OIL-Prtme crude 81; summer
yellow, S9lk@4f,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-22
Wool and HIdes.

Twelve months clip, light, ino and med
nm lb@l7i nne heavy 20 light, 919ll; "a
light, nne aud medium, l291l; ooars'
7IeGg
HTDRs-Ho. heavy nint, dry p n lso; No
u l2c: No. 2, light flint, q 80: bulls ant
heavy, damaged, 2 b &: calf skins and badl,
damaged. y % i6teo; green, salted, iound, y .
10 butchers, green, q h 5Hc.
PELTRIEs-Deer skins, an l6als ante.op
skins, p b l06Dl8c; goat skins, each, l00A
sheep pelts, according 70 amount OF wool
SEQ up; HhearllngE, according 10 amount o
wool, SOLO; Mexican sheep pelte, S3lOc
Mexican sheep potts, improved, lidBi2o; M0J
Jean Bheep Bhearlings, &c.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-22
Drugs and Paints.


Bark, Cinnamon per y u; Peruvian, 25Oa s. .
BoraI, lee. Bi-carbonaie OF soda, EnEliBl
&c. Oopperas, 500 Cinohinedla, per Oh SO
cts. CASTLE soap, per D g0Dl9. Cream tartar
o. p, per 10 l0elb. Chalk, lump, per ID 2as
Calomel, p. a W., 70e75; English. per Id. bot
tie included, 95el co. hloral Hydrate, per N
" 50al 10. Chloroform, por 10 bottle inolud
ed, s1O5, Composition powder, per 10 -
Dovers, per ID 81 20. EPSON RaltB, por 10 "a
~. Gum Opium, per ID $50: Gum Cam
phor per Id 2SlD3l. Morphine. per or 80 a0a
per Dbl. Content, DouiaYlilo OF i.ossnalo, t2Ti
per bbl.; Portland, St75 per Dbl. Plaster Parif
Nsw York or Michigan. ~ 30 per Dbl PlAHta
BSioT.-TiIsproof s7SO per N
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-22
Chicago,

Chicago.
49, Nov. 2l.-Dealers in grain to-day
sAeuous ana prices fuetuated but little.
ina ana lard futures were active and a
meats were dull
~, 'sSIe1ns and indian In light supply
s' Common Lot wanted.
y were demoralized,
PRODUCE.
real NOV. sl.-FLoUn- quiet and I'M
IA 5,sS,Soyember NJ a7a5z, closed II: De.
! closed CO. &c. closed 52Ssi JANUARY 75H
y. ash 81 sss<; Novemberss 20 tosz, closed
> e. i1ss cempef s6i ea35s. closed 86lz.
h six W eloaed 49, January sissaJi3S,
|Er--i, os,. PROVISIONS.
~ 3up, year / %.
!. lnber 4 x y ~ 3, $50 y November6 sogQaf
seas ~ os9i January e7Oee ~, clos
: 90 ~ ss.ls = shoulders 1905 90; short
4 - snort elea olO,387a.
herr a.. Iva STOCK
400 s4lrnGi reporff.
ti.r.-r5sei pths 1l,fpo. ggifatg5,
~ - ipla, ttoD best Cat cattle iiilus
e se1i good 10 choice shipping
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-22

Wagon Bows; WheelbarrOws; Wagon
and Platform Scales; Sulky Hay
Rakes; Improved Indiana Force Feed
Riding Grain Drills; StrOwbridge'
Broadcast Seed Sewers; Elevator Cups;
Mill Picks; Boiling Cloth; Scotch Har
rows; Harrow Teeth Smoothing
HarrOws; Single Trees, ETC.; Walter
A. Woods Mowers Wire Stretcher
Corn Shelters; Corn and Shuck She'll
ers; Kennesaw Water Elevators, etc
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-22
FURNITURE.

EuYpiIure-Beadstsada imitation VAIN 1,
each, "a 1898 70. all walnut, o. 5cel0 ~: Chair
wood seat, y don, e8 1901 90; cane and rattnl
seat, 81 O0f,B co. cane seat, dining, so O0pl D.
OnildH ana rockoTH, s. O06tl2 %. largo rock u
30; Mirrors, arch tops, . dos, u eODR 8
Tables. round, e2O0G350, fHll leaf, 81 60lb 5
SAFES, each, % 1910, Bureaus, ~ bl32O o
wash stands, 81 1905 90 bed springs, q 5sfaT
Baby Carriages, ~ 60aB
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-22

FaotntOo8--IriAn. new pef ptlaAei, .pps
saok' ia. Onions, per bbl, 81 IS. Tnraipa
8 81. sg rs. Btans H.P. med. obs. So; large
ifna 6I<cs 81 eli Ddttsr, fT4te. fic1lezs
naif bh- mod. t6O0; hall bhl-, small s. -
Choess, half cream, .lD1Sc.; fuil cream lbs
Peanuts. 100 oidar, halfpDl.s SSW Cab
- Te & r. slSas, saes a. 60 Pen dozaa
epring Chickens. q 0lp2 " IufEeyA 81 b
6lnOI Geese. 81 81 G9Bn DuckEs y byDh "
aaaa--Per doSen, lHi520o
Freah countTy butter choices 20 y %.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-22

Ena4t, ono.us, % 70 dlc inen1nmi ~ ms
" (Jt- ssnfu t5S3Jo hay, Loose fl0A, tls
ax,s. b 0oa7 W per ton bale hay, " sl
10 o. braa. ~. par lyS chops VI =
5nr IA.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-22
Kansas City.

Special TO the Gazette
Kansas CITY, Nov. 2l.-Provisions dull
and prices weak.
Texas cattle were scarce; supply mostly
common; they are duh; good steady.
Sheep, dull.
PRODUCE,
KANSAS CITY, Nov. o. -WHEAT--Cash so
bid: December 5ll<; January y
CORN--Cash 2i@T1S; December 25H bid I;
the year 2j1f; January iH@2l
LIVE STOCK.
The Live Stock indicator reports:
CATTLE--Receipts 500; exports S06e 80 (:
good to choice shipping b0d5 ~: common
TO medium, S0@5 so, feeders 8 756i 25; cows
2 60@3 25; grass Texas steers @8 %; Colo
RADIO half breeds 5lGI40.
HoGs-Receipts a. D; 3 e0af 2i.
SHEEP-Receipts 1900; fair to good 9O83 90.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-22
Live atook nanrhsa.

eastern Texas cattle at about three, ano
Southern and Central Texas stock cattle al
about two dollars per head less than the
above quotations.
The above prices are for hoTds Of 1000 hsa
and upward OF best North Texas cattle de
liyefcd on the trnil.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-22

steers 3na8 So
SIR P Receipts 1000; common 10 fair O0a
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-22
MONEY.

YORK. Nov. 2l.-Money I@lk, closed
/. prime mercantile paper sos; sterl-
BIZ hrin at 5lss, sight 1917.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-22
New York.

PROD CE.
NEW YORK, Nov 2l.-FLoUR-Dull.
WHEAT-Spot lots shade lower: options
steady; No. red 74s: No. 2 red 1882: No.
red, December79 @SO, closing SU1l; January
Sl5SloS21f, closl' < S2k.
CoRS-Spot lots TO Slower; options \ 90 ~
lower, closing with n rec we of q TO Is; o,
3 42IS6343; No. 2 1905; No. 2, November 4S1s@
So closing 4S1f: DecembFr id5k6gi7h, closing
nh: January 451zG45:k, closing S5x.
PROVISIONS.
CoFFEE- Spot fair: Rio quiet; options 10 TO
% points lower, fairly active, closing steady.
Sales, 30, $50 bags.
December. ....,........... ...,,........ zoos Is
January ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. %
SuGAR-Steady; Pernambueo, 4 3-l6.
MOLAssFs-Quiet but steady.
RICE-Firm ana fairly active.
TALLow--Steady and In fair demand
RosIN--Dull.
TuHPEN TINE--Flrm.
pORR-Weak.
Cur MEATS. Nominal; long clear Ii.
LARD-Heavy; spot7 1907 20; November p
a. -; December 1897 10.
LIVE sruCK.
BEEVEs Receipts l751 mainly inferior 10
medium natives and light Colorado and Tex
as steers, the latter grades shade fitmer;
common 10 Inferior cattle dull and II
changed; no prime steers offered; poorest 20
best sold Mt 1905 a, Including exports NJ
49, Montana cattle lO@5 20; Colorado and
TeXans 1 i0ai5L
clearance not ninde; common u fair sheep
sold at . 756l3 10; good to prime COCA 30, COM
mon TO prime lambs 00@5 90.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-22

I'D nary s6S Low Middlinv 10; Middlipr
iio,E Good Middling 10 s-S; Kidding Fall
FuturtS closed steady. bto 4 rofnts tovrer
Sales, g., luO
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-22
rev YorE.


Nxw on1nAss, NOV. si.-corros -SP0'.
close anlet.
Low Ordinary 7b-s orainAtS 80
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-22

special to the Gazette i 1''''''

st. AfNtlihs
special TO the Gazette
ST. LOUIS, Nov. .-wheat-opened dull.
declined, see-sawed around and closed steady.
Corn ciined and was weak and depressed
ut the close.
Provisions were dull.
Texas and Indian cattle were In light sup
ply and good ones were steady.
sheep were dull.
PRODUCE
ST. Louis, Nov. H.-FLoUR-Dun and un-
changed.
WHEAT-No. red TSX cash; TilSa75
closing 7oM December; 76sSaf73 January.
oRS-Opened lower but active: 80 3s7i<
bid cash. S6iSd8,4f November; 82ISG,S3 Ia
closing 80 year: Sls6 January.
DAT s-2iA@A7 rs cash; 2TN92syS May.
WHIsKY-l r.
CORN MEAIs--2i5.
PoRK-ll@liA
BULK MEATs-Long clear57S; short rib 90;
short clear $40.
BAcoN-Long clear "a; short rib 79G@7,l;
shor clear ~.
HAMs-llOl2
LARD Nominal
LIVE STOCK.
CATTLK-Receipts 80; exports nominal;
| good choice 8 5ld6 o: air 10 medium
4 bOG5 2l common to good al 6n stUckers
| 3 0om8 1879; feeders ] 00Di 90. good Texans IS
| a. 25: common to fair u02360.
| hoGs-Receipts, iSU0; 1904 40.
SHEEP-Recetpte, 40; natives range 500
$50 Tor common TO extIo; Texans 5OG8 CO.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-22
LOCAL MARKETS.

Good middilnR, 9JG strict middling, 9
middling, sJk; strict low middling, sk.
Nothing lowef being reoeIved.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-22

ORIEASs, Nov 2l.--5ight exchange on
,ork l.lOper 1000 premium; sterling eN-
BBtslA.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-22

Bah IRON, 81 bO.-Tofway, g.; no. n !
IS. oil, Castor, machine, 7So65 oil, Castor
per gallon, 81 651l 10; oil, lard, winter,
strained, 65a175; oil, lard, No. 1, 5000. Quin'
Inc, p. a W.. ger OK u 81. Flowers sulphur
1905. Alum, 84@b. Frescnption walls By
case 90 per cent. on broken,
per Ct; o.. SHOW cases market prices. Rebate
Extracts, ~ per cent on y. y. Fluid ~
tracts, Is p6r cent. on Essential oils. ~
Strictly pure white load, " So; Bpifila
tpIpentlns, 5OsB5 Boiled Lu, d1ft01o.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ooLoEb.
Ivory drop black, ID. per ID loo EnelIf
coach black. II, per ID re. lamp black, ~, &c
black paint, Ia, Sc: sPrussinn blue, w, ~ u
80; fOltramarine blue, ~, -, 70; blue paint
Is 10 raw Turkey lumber, IA, 30: burnt TnT
icy lumber, lie, DC; raw Italian aiennay 10, We
burnt Italian sienna. y, pc vankyko brown
IA, 80, Paris green, ", 20c; Chrome, L z, o.
d. o., ~, t2c, American Vormilhon, IA 40, 10
dian red, ~, IA; Hinetla red, "a, S. l155h, 20
ac. Chrome yellow, L. -. o. ID. o., IA fc
Yellow ochfe, II, "a. l2tss, 2ie, sc.
PREPARED ohA1HIN6 OQG<0Re-
Bark OAK, i6e; Ash, Ice; Black VainutI no
nIsTENPHs coIoRs.
fxory drop black, Y5c. raw lurHuy umDeI
80: burnt Turkey rmber, zbc; ray ltelial
dennn. 25c bnrnt Italian aionnA, loT Van
Prices Of above made on baaia OF IN y
Z and Id cans, aasofied; IN y ara y
ans. baiancein / and ID cans, alaOIted
Price Ia 3 10 cans. balance ~ ana - CAL
assorted. Price IN ID cans, 10 lesg; ~ sn'
b ID tin pals, nc iesa aon Kegs 70 Per
isza
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-22
L.lnmnEn.

STss@ssy PsssT'Io old butter SSloo' ol'o.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-22
Gn,veston.

GALVESTON. Nov. 2I.-CoTToN-spot closed
steady and higher.
KOceipls, zli..
Bales, b85
ordinafy 10; Good Ordinary l.2; Low
NiddIinR Q 1916; Midanng 10 l-h; Good 2lu-
dIinR 10 81: NJ ddling fsil 10 -.
Futures opened quiet, ruled barely steaay'
ffaf
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-22
Boston.

BosroN, MASS, Nov. q Wool, improved
demand. Ohio extra 81; Michigan ri: Ohio
deiaine 8sdSB unwashed l6@6; California
spring 1925 fall Jos;
COTTON MARKETS.
COTTON REmIPTs AT ALL UNITED HTArEs
PORTS.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-25
FEATURES OF THE STATE PRESS

The Reading Herald challenges the
Times and Nsps to a contest in the matter
Of which has tho largest circulation.
The Altoona Tribune would exclude
from the pardon power every man acQuit-
ted Of crimc on the ground of insanity.
The Philadelphia NORTH American, Rep,
thinks the ticket nominated by the Phila
delphia Democrats will not DO an easy
ticket to beat"
Tho Ne'o Era and Examiner are now
making the startling discovery anent tho
condition Of Bummer's hall, which the
lNTELLIoENCER made two years ago.
One of the chief difficulties In the way
of the enforcement Of the liquor laws, sayl
the Wilkesbarre Union Leader, Is the
Indifference to the law of those who arc
not liquor sellers.
Habitual drunkenness, says the Phila
delphia Record, should be made q statu.
tory crime, to be punished by confinement
and dispossession Of the control Of proper
ty during the time Of its continuance.
Mr.. Tilden's nomination, according tc
tho Westmoreland Democrat would etill
the tariff agita.or, in oil sections of tn,
country, as completely as did the Master
voice in tho surging water of Galilee.