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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-20
Groceries.

MHATB--sugAr cnrod hAms. 1915; g. o. O. b.
Bacon, 13kc; 8. C.baoon, l02<e. sc. dry salt
frsH- Macksrsl, lon kits, No. l. G.lS; No
z, sI.05; half bbla.. No. /, 5f.OO: No. :, $500;
White fish, No. l. blf. bbla., s.25 No, 2, pa.2S;
D nsRpMTiescss' so q ana 80 CAM ~
BOD cans, &C. i0D Cans, We bn cans, $40;
air nSi 49,; prime BIO, IsS; tSaoy, iici Old
government Java, SOko-
TKA-Imper;al ,l3z50; guapowdeT, 6O0Tg.
sgs ,Si. es p sgt ias ssl. ss 90
staI. lard &C.: Louisiana RrAnulated, 7Jko.e9-;
STANDARD a.. 4; IAe,: choice white 7sse yellow
RIok-LoussiEna. 1910.
s1LT-ooarse, in baEn, el.z9l.to rns in
oass - lake. In dat hoop bols., s2.lo
p9 oIsHap GGtoTosns.-Pr1esr pr dosen: Pin.
appisE, standard. Si.s5c Feachsn. standard. 2
lbs, 5l.ej; lbs. t2,26D2.60; sccondt, bs'
a.iO; seconds, 9Ea.,- ns., Sl.sae Green
corn, sl.l0gl.e5 0resp poAs, n.s5; 9ooss-
berries, sl.Sel.s9i .RREpbarrieA. a.eg4l.e5
%ye asli ID, &c; 2 b., ia; Salmon / b..
m'Syzi'yG 4 D. So: hacksrel, D..
I.s55-: sArdires. American. 800 case
nj .8l8lB0; BlAokbsrriea. fl.Go; Green gage
$40; Eagle Condensed milk, vs.0; crown
III" R3s INC PoWDsn.--sllver Leaf, ~ cans
Der dozen, soc; 5fs: do. u 20; In DO, g Sol
h. do, "a: bn. dc. srl2
SUnpRIng-Stnrch, tbe, Eoap, common
( tl<c. Csarn1an olive, 65zc. Candles, f1ll borss
| isi<sr halves, c: cnaItsra, c. Indigo. go p,
| giaeinC, nOaslO0 dozen. Ooleman's mustard
I n 81 dozen. Maooaroni. imported, l5chi
Imeicap. fl.00 box. BnaEets, two hoops
e9OJ aosen; well buckets, s4.0J dossn. hIcoIns
| N 1hss3q5d oEen. Brilliant oil bbia. 40; In.
MN. do- Sic: DO, IS cases @ 10, Brilliant
| IA osses 81 40: do, lila casoh. " ~.
FIouR : stanaFd'A Royal fatsnt, 3 2.
ser lli0b 10. 81, Ma ls2 rs, No 81 co. Corn meal
~ 1ushel, 80: Homify and gIih, pDi
Ks o. Oatrneal . hall Dbl, y ~ OfacEe %
wheat. a.. 60. OinckorE x soda, oxec., TX
.oda. TfDc.. XXX BOda, 55<c.; crenza loc sin
ger enana' &c.; lsnaon creams ~.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-20
RulIainx naioEIAi

EUMRHz-Kough LUMBER, boring, II Inobt
and undsr, 1rat-elaaA, go. stripping. Nz5, ~
boxing and neorlnR, clears, 355i tnich clear
tx and TX, g27; rough lumber. second eiSE
gl5; iOiEt and Bcanting, GULF, slb.
EIDING-FirSL common waite pine, ~ D
second do. so; third do, tl5; poplar. 20 ~
y 80; natlyo pins 81 "a 30 DO VI naiiy
DzlssED demonstrating I7ipehes an
under, y29 0O9b23 %. do KS, ~ po0$ ,
soAotlina, iOiEt OF any common innibe
st O04B %; boxing oveT ~ inches, ~ w
= 00 thick clears, ~ 70 ind ?, ~ tS3ks q
second clasa. any kind. 81 90.
DRnHdHD AND MATcIEzD FLoohTNa-sblfN
clAEn, -; second clnsa, e2l.
WHITE PINE FUHEL8HLEQ LUAenAr-lt1i Il
and inch white pins. Sc inca do, 20.
CEILIA0--HEkDRD on PLAIH--fiTat ccfl
mon whlte pine, y, gl2.t0i ~ 90. ~ y 70. y
poplar, 4, t28 Oo52I.5o, poplar, =, 9S2.5ltg5 q
rAtlyepiDs, x, III. 90, y, 81 8. :.
PoFI.AR iyh1ina---iI, ~, ano ineos ~
sHIroLls-W hi,a pine A, q; do SHADED 4
gfa6. 60 extra No. 1, $50. oyprtzg, bon, ~
brand, 81 40 20. 2. ssbo; 90 Nos $50 zanf
sawed hear, 1t.1E, Haps, $40.
PfcKur3s--W Willie pine cro9zed ano hsA2I
u lare o. DAT, {: yellow Pine co. g; -.
S5DD1f 90.
! LrtH, cEhuEr, Ero-I dIas, Augtin. sl.i
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-20

snsst iron, SO: No n o sheet iron 6J<e,,
{alVaniEed sheet iron, B0e9J<o.; No. X Lsou
ne; No. x do, l6c,; 9lK2S roofing tin, eil
9i550; llS20 and l0xl4 pat do, 81 76lD66
lnnorh wiro, 30 por cont on; timers stool
forty per cent. on; cook atoyee sith ware
40 6O825 90; do, with trimmings, sli 5O86Oi(
WOOD WORK. Wagon axlsa 81o. lDel o.
tongues, B0c&el O0i einRletreeH, 81 7bi bolHtsu
Oc.; spoke8 "a hos 90: fellooa, d 66&98
Doubleifoee, g 1904 90; mock yokes, 81 0cf
2 90; pillow beams, bOst65o.; pillow handles, q =
D2B0: handles, 81 1909 90.
NAILS So rs kea, basis lOd.-Burden borsa
ahoe, per keg, 81 %; Perkins do, - 90; Walk
or do, Is so; Burden mulo, 81 60; Northwest
err horse shoe nails, No. A. &c., No. o, 49,, No
., 2Sc., No. 7, 2ic., No. D, DC; "Lakos" do, Nc
T. &c., No. 5, &C., No. 8, 2lc., No. ], 40, No.
&c.,; Ausable do, No. 4, 40, No. 8, 40, No.
2ic.l No. z, 49,, No. 8, lsc.
AAEb-k.K., per dozen, " bl4lO %; Lake
~ OOae 81; Haokonsask. Is 5007 %; boys
handled, " b0lt8 90.
REFRIGERATORB.--E Climax, Sl7O
No. 2, DO. els 70; No. DO, sz3; No. do, ~
MisCHLLAHBoUs--rT chains, a. %
pair, sae7o.; pillow Hingletreos, per dos, ~
pillow dOubleirees, per dozen s. 0U; siDci
bells, 20 per cent. on door locks, So 1000 o
wood screws, 50 and 10 por cont, OF: Il p oess
door butts, 20 and 10 per oent. OF; Ont an
timed tachs, ~ per can't. on; oofiee mills,
psr cent. ons blind hinges, 90 and 10 per oeni
Jn: carriage bolts, 50 and 10 per cent on
pillow bolts, % per cent on; pieoe tin Me1s
y per cent OFF, deep stamped wars. 20 -
cent OF; shallow stamped ware 70 per can
on: iapanned ware, 30 por cont on.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-20

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 Flows; Double
ShOVels; Georgia Stocks; Sweeps
Bull Tongues, ETC., etc; Moline and
Their Farm Wagons; Cane Mills and
EVapOratOrs Tents and Wagon Sheets ;
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-20
wool ana Hidel.

Twelve months clip, light, nns and mai
nm l5@lT; nno heavy 70 light, sNfsll; n
months. il8l4: fall, nne heavy, l0elG fHl
'lHIDEs-No. heavy nint, dry ' n 10; No
heavy dint, dry, y b loc; No, light flint
heavy, damaged, q b 8: calf akins and bsdl,
damaged . % t&6o; green saltod, sound, y ,
&c butchers, green, q D 5Hc.
skins, y y lOsl8e; goat skins, each, loUA
sheep pelts, according 70 amount OF WOO
co up; shearlinRs, according 20 amount
wool, SOLO Mexican sheep pelts, bftlCf
Mexican sheep pelts, improved, ll@l1e; Ae1
lean sheep HhcarlingB, Sc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-20
Liquors.

WyEuKY--RsoliDOd 81 lD0lEl. ~ per proc
sour mEsh, one yszr old, 81 % two years Of
v O0a2 25 three years old ~ oOa2To; IAN
extra old whiRky e4G6,
WrnO-Claret, caso,ss 60olco0. - psE 2nA
ity: CAtawba. per gallon, DOel ~ Port,l -
per gal, u s0e6 0i Whiis wins, In case
n OO3l0 %.
CHAbPAoHR-.a. u. Mumm q Co., Extr
Dry, g2D O0a8S OO; HUidHiok, IN basket, "a O1s
70 o. Rrua. 50 bagkot. So O039O 0G DosDegt
chAnipRg 81 0OelS o.. Goo. 9oulst. eKv
dry. pirsa, ga 90.
ALn-3tOch Ala, psz dos, q 013a ~ RorA
per dos, q 00&g2 N
BoITIKD BHER-Ismp'a quarts, ~ lg pi.
az So BrdweiueTf quarts 90 %: piDtt SIS D
lfrlnDRar beer, quarts, sll OOi pintn Wy y
9chlilE Milwaukee, quarts W ". pinte 10 y
Anthony a Kuhn'A. OTIS tl2 20, PIMA bll
III. Claussa a Bop'E chsulpagne Dear, quar-
ga ". pinta sl250; Falk'klfnWaukee. quart
hilE0.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-20

Wagon Bows; wheeIbarrOws Wagon
and Platform Scales; Sulky Hay
Rakes; Improved Indiana Force Feed
Riding 6rain Drills; StrOwbridge'
Broadcast Seed Sewers; Elevator Cups;
Mill Picks; BOIting Cloth; Scotch Bar
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, 1884-11-20
Drars and P.iAts.
DRuoH,

UHIWEl
BARK, Cinnamon per n Ia Peruvian, z5G16 /.
Borh1, lfo. Bi-oarbonat0 Of soda, Englial
10. C0pperas, 500. CinchinodlR. per o. 50
cts. CASTLE SOAP, per D tolv. Cream tartar
o. r., per 10 40as5. Chalk, lump, per ~ l3s
chioinsl, II. q W., 7paz7G English, per 10, bot
10 Included, s5 81 %, hlOral nydrate, per y
o. 6Of,l 70. Chloroi0un, per ID bpttle includ
cd, 500. Competition powder, per ~ ~
DOvefs, per 10 81 ~. EPSON aalta, per 10 90
-. Gum Opium, per 10 50, Gum Cam
phor, per 10 2593l. Morphine. p0r o. o De
,,sr Dbl. Conaent, lyQniby4iie al i.ayienale, ~
DOR DBL. Portland, ei75 per bbi Plaster PnTif
Nav York or Michigan. % ~ PER Dol. FlAsts
RaiScE,-.yiIspsoof, $40 BARK.
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oountsT Proauos,

Potntoss--IglAh, new. per ouHhsl, s0r,
ssok, ---e. Oniona, per bDl. y ~ Tafnips
ifma go. 5 AL butter, 41f<t5o. Pickles,
inedlnfn er cbl., - o. small, pal Dbl. $40
half 10 med IS 00: half bni small. - 10
cnsess. half cram. lstfc.: fail ere.n 10
IlnanutA lOc Guar. uali hbl,. 81 %. Cab
bARo, per erAte g %.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-20

L.. Nov. l9.--Goyernmen's ciosou
4 arm.
.curities quiet.
.,aosd irregular and generally
=, majority of active shares. The
- of shot duration and before
!. ~ was an advance OF l-2 TO 1913
Isckawanna was the special
L,,rvto ia. Northwestern rose 5S
paul IS to 20 Is, Lake Shore l-2
work cent al 10 sss-s Pacihc
4 a. "a tlniun Pacific So TO 90,
,,r upion Xto6 y. Af.er midday
4 "A vassliA htly wesker ntil near
4 when the Changers, New York
t.dtaekawanna wer. active and ad'
f.rlv. Northwestern led The move
III 70 slI. 81. Paul TO rs IL, Lacka.
u5iqaud New Ynrk Central TO
4 other p-omincut shares were high
I entire list closed strong with
,,s on The too figures OF the day.
hen, III, 90 shares.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-20

Texas steers we're In fair supply aud about
steady. Western slow.
sheep quiet.
PRoDuoB.
CHICAGO, Nov. ls.--FLouR-Duli and un-
changed.
WHEAT November 7l94@72,<, clos d u; Nc.
CO .,ber y sIlJS, osed 71SG January 7sl
07Sss. closed 7stz.
CoRS Cash liHailk November n@iIJs,
clos4d n Deem ser SIHmd9s, 81 sed Tls:
year AiLnGs-, osed S1l.oSTlk January
85k@ 536, closed 3)Sk
PloOvisgoNs
PoRK-ll zoo a 70, year 10 EhGll OK Janu.
airy IL Oail iTA
LARD--Ca 6s5a6sTS: November SIX;
December s 7096 IS; January Z n ,@s So
BULK MEATS shoulders ,u16 %; short
ribs 1905 90; short olea $500 10.
LIVE STOCK
Drovers' Journal reports:
Hoes Receipts, 4 80; eo6Ds N.
CArrLE-Receipts, 6OO1; commo to choice
shippingi Oo@5 20; exporters o0867 Is; Texas
2 SOL O5
sHESP-Recelpts 300; poor to choice 900
3 s..
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-20

w. ORLEANS, nov. is.-corgoH -sPois
fIrui, 10 higher,
esies. 6j0l bales. ... az. aooo
law Ordinary T6-s; ordinafg ssioSli1g
nrfinars aS8: Low Alai5Bat .ttdaiine Falr
lOi<. Good hiddiing wee'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-20
sew orleans.

fROvIntOEe
INV ORLEANS, Nov 10 FLnuR-Q Quiet and
unchanged: high grades 6JalCO.
CoRN In good demand; In sacks, white, 40
as. choice yellow %.
oAns-wesiern quiet and nrmer at "a;
choice IS.
JORE MEAIs-Duil NJ %.
HAY-Strong at u O09i5 so; choice II 50.
PoRK-Dull a. 1875.
LARD ,teady; tierce refined ! SIS: keg rs.
DULK Ms ITS -rrlr demand but lower
rates, shoulders, packed, o 62H; long cleat 7 .
BAcUS--Lo wor; no shoulders; clear rib 81;
long clear . 10.
HAMS Choice sugar-cured canvassed lower
New 10.
WHisKY-sieady Western rectlned, O5@
las.
CoFFEE- Demand active, high; Rio cargoes
con mon 10 prime ~ cal.
SUG ,R-Firm: common 20 good common,
36a3 a. fair 10 ully fair 8skto8h mime SA; yell
low carthe i5Slei9l; granulated 5S@ 1sh.s
MOLAssEs- In good demand, lower; prime
KIcE-Louisiana ordinary TO prime 41s@S1s.
Quiet but nim
BRAN Dull Bt75.
COTTON EED O1Is-Prime crude 30; summer
yellow, 89@lJ; market dali.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-20

Furnitura--B endHtoadn imitation vain a.
s asa; y socs ~ al walnut q 6oelo W vhairy
leat 81 00f19 Oc; oans seat, dining, go O0o10 U0
Jhilds and rockers, 81 003l2 5Q large rocki al
Fyv'sgg1vl camp ana rocHete 9asn, y IN
,ables round, e200D9b0; fall leaf, % 50D5 81
iafes, each, ee 1901 l BurAaua, y 0esSl "
gash stands, 81 nos 60i bed springs, q 7B07
3Aby Carriages, u hODh
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-20
Hardware.

BAR IRON. eyb 10 --vorwsy. y0a No. " u
o.. OIL. Cnator, machine, ion; oil, Castor,
per gallon, 81 Gal 76 oil, lard, winter,
strained, 65s76; oil, lard, 40. /. e5b5D. Quin-
inc, 7. q W., per os 81 o. Flowers sulphur,
y9s5. Alum, 8.s685. prescription Walls By
case 50 por cent on. broken, "
per q, os. SHOW cases. market prices. Rebate
patent modiciuOe, At list. Thayern Fluid
Extacis, y per cent on. Y y; flnid Ez-
Strictly pure white lead, ~ 20; Spirits
tuIpoDtins, 6lab5 Boiled oil, d2l935o.
THE sHKHhAH-WILLIAa ~ coLoItB.
Ivory drop black, H. per ID 100 Engiinh
coach black, 10, por 10 l2c lamp black, IA, NJ,
black paint, ID, Nc; 'prusslan blue, ~, "a, II,
Ia. l2c. nav Turkey umber, IL. &c burnt TuE.
Key lumber, 10, 30; raw Italian slennAj ls, Dc;
burnt Italian sienna, 10, CO. NanhyEo brown
IL, DC, Paris green, ~, 200: Chrome, l. n. o, n
o. o. Is, TIC, American yeTmiiiOn, IL, 900. In
Han red, IL, II; Ninstta rel, ~, 50, ~, 49,
%, Chrome yellow 4. n. 0. a y. o., IN, Mo.
Yellow oonre, Il, 30, 1919, ~, Dc.
PREPARED 0nAIHIFu OoLoIlA.
Bark oak, loc Ash. 100; nleoE waInuh ice;
Maple. i6c.
DIsrEMPEn coIoEa.
ivory drop black, &c: raw turkey unbeT
Bc, burnt Turkey ufnboT NC; raw Italian
dilemma, 20; bnrnt Italian sienna 2bes VAN
Prics1 OF shove made on basis Of m a.
<, and ID cans, aAsoredt IN X and ~
cans: balance Ia I and 10 cans, asgortsd.
Price In ID canE balance In and ID cans
assorted. Price IA Id cana, 10 leek; TX and
% ID tin pals, ltSe lees anu keys 70 per
lese -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-20

spring chickens, 81 ola2 90: TurEoyS V 80
@le o.; Slssss $50 o. Ducks, q bo0s 10
Srash country buttsr, choice, % q 251
CTaaInsr ~ ,S559s75fc., old butter, 68loo.; Ole
lnkfrAFifs, 40
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-20
10 SIS; Fair lti.S.
E Esiary !, closed s eA'y, ito points higher.


Galveston.
firm, i-l6 higher.
kO 5elpis. SiSS.
Bales. 1915.
Exports, cnastwise, So
Stock, 5t,0fl
prdin,.p 7-lo; Good Ordinary s7.l6; Low
Mlddlng 93f; diddlina 10 l-l6: Good Md
ding 10 5lB NJ ddling Fai 10 GLE
Futures opened nrn ruled steafy closed
steady ~ Sto points higher. November
unchanged.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-20

Ifllatsrn Toxa1 cilttIo ~ about thI0ol cue
aoutnern and Central Texas stock eattie 81
about two dollars per head lass thAn TN
above quotations.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-20

roaK. Nov. H. Money closed
rsime mercantile paper 5@6; sterl-
|BlSN sight 4 M.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-20

and upward OF best North ToIss cattle Dc.
liverod on the trail.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-20
EXCHANGE.

10 per 1000 premium; sterling ex-
RBl6l.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-20
Cotton.

Cotton.
Good middling, ga; strict middllng, 0
middling, So; strict low middling, 81.
Nothing lower being received.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-20
PEoDUur.

= Nov. ls.-FLoUR-Duil and un-
s- ise; 2 red 7ssssIs cash; 7s375]S
. iin,sss.,alt year, u l-2017sz Janu-Ty.
+ ~, with NJ change; % Ia red; 81 IL
is55sn s 8 < November; Sssz@s3'S year;
s y. Ip, - 81 December.
s,siAls--3 lSa2 n
II 1iali 30.
~ f,s .,ls rI.ons clear 10; short rib
bora a.. = z; boxed iots-long clear
a. l 119s. clear TX abort NIB 7sG
Live groCK.
N ehol.eosiptA 2sD; exports 2Sa6 50:
ere \ esfto D. eommon 10 medium
-u iexHns s75sf25; common
~ l.iese'eipts, aooo; sesaI 20.
5 n i, ~ pis, 80: good natives 3O9@s 20;
'ain lI,aiIS; Texans ] 1850
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-20

: Ae 6asstte.
a Nos, 1.-Another dun and weak
me- s',,n today both corn aud wheat
y snsaanEed.
''sati dan.
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2 Ne Gazette
w Nov. l9.--Wheat-There was
! change In prices TO make scalp
90 'hAtls the only trading now
II possible, duller than wheat.
Va and prices low.
w dnll and depressed,
as''e fairly active under light rs-
l'iess steady.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-20

sssHin and sesdatunfs
Wheat. onoios, % 70 SO lagdiuan, %; tnfe-
nor, D3lD35c; cats, tD.lNHf bnIlsJ, JoDs5.s
70. 4Jr onrn e5N4Ds hay, lO01s irD... the
1Ai!sn. t6 0o@7 % per ton baio hay, IS U0H
10 o. bran. 7b,. per w enops, y Ool IS
~ o.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-20
ON CHANGE.
nod weak, Advanced and
strong Cotton Higher
provisions Slow
!, v.,tsts We're Dull and CLOSED
Ismlly a Fraction Lower
Tbs Quotations

y. Nov. 70. Governments closed
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-20

London.
WOOL SALES.
LONDON, Nov. 10. II he wool sales to-day
7l4l bales OF sydney aud New ZenlRnd were
sold; prices unaitered.
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Now Yorn.

PROD CE.
NEW YoRK, Nov. l9.-FLoUR-Dull and I'M
changed.
WmEAT--Spnt less active; options lower;
N .2ied slI. taSS; No. red November nom'l;
December 7Bj6asy4, closing at 5 q; jan
nary 21zGSJs, closing at el1.; NO y red 7ig
70 10.
CoRS Spo' u 4 to - lower, options
4 to Il lower, closing steady; No 8 i7@t "a;
No 81 aJbi9.: NO. 2 Move nber 81 eD5l%,
closing at 5isS; Dec mber 1910 isz; January
t17k9ibjf, closlbg at lbss
Pkov1sIoEs
CoTFEE-spot fair; Rio strong; options ~
to 20 points his her.
S,ie. 1926 bags.
NOVEMBER .......,................... k5GfS 10
Decem Der. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4otDb
January boGb no
SIrn AR-nnll aud eneY. flilr 10 GOOD rafnen
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COTTON mARKKTs,

COTTON EnuHIFTs AT ALL uHITHD STATE
PORTS.
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quoted at 46@i: kranulaIed ga.
MoLAssEs St ady.
RICE Firm.
TALLoW Quiet at 6l<.
Il RPkhTlNE- Dnll at B xe32.
WOOL quiet but steady; domestic neeoo
3iRiO
PoRK Dull and hca y.
CUT MnATs-Long clear OK.
LARD -iJull: oboicr EiS November 126.
December 1907 January 1907 3.
LIVE st OK.
BEEVEs Receipts 2i,iU; extremes S5S
. 6ifor common To prime native sterrs; ielr
Montana rt.e,s soid at 70: no Texans sold.
sHHBP-R Receipt. Il % very slow for ell
grades xosp good md prime; sh ep 100
4 D.; lambs 4 51g67b; few extra lambs going
11tH
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-20
LOCAL MARKETS.

Total sales, 8 %.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-20
Hew Yorn.

Erw YORK. Novels. -oOTroH-spoi closed
dull rs higher.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-04-01
The ArnOrY.

"Give the boys chance" Encourage
in them soldierly feeling. 1t is worth
more than money. They are the cheapest
defence that community ever had or ever
can have. Take the votes Of the gentler
sex on the question Of appropriating few
thousand dollars to the object Of keeping
up the military companies Of Richmond,
and see how large q majority will be in
the Affirmative All, let there once be the
mere scmblance OF a riot here with the
military ready to suppress il at a moments
notice. and the military companies will at
once step TO the front rank as the most
popular organizations in Richmond. On
the other hand. let such trouble threaten
us whilst VifbOm any military to protect
us, and the men who shall have had hand
in leaving the city without such guardians
will be marched TO the rear.
The above editorial appeared in the
Dalu Dispatch OF February LIST. Read in
the light OF the Cincinnati riot, it has become
much stronger than it was two months
ago.
But we have no fears OF a riot in Rich
mond. Let that be understood. General
ScHoFIELD said when Military Governor OF
Virginia that the Nirginians needed no
rulers. They were a law-abiding people.
Nevertheless, it is much better to provide
against other troubles than riot. The
presence OF the military is a guarantee OF
\ social order.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-04-01
The Weather.

In his "PhySicaL Geography Of The
Sea-" the late Commodore MAURY gave
calculations showing the immense quantity
OF water that falls upon the earth.
In the year 1881 an exceptionally warm
summer was followed by an exceptionally
warm autumn.
The average annual rainfall in Washing
ton, ID. c.. is set down in SCuOTT's tables
at 1852 inches. The annual rainfall in
London Is set down in KNIGHTS Mechani-
cal Dictionary at 24.04. Yet London has
the reputation OF being nearly always un-
der cloud. A clear day there is said to
he sure sign Of rain the next day. There
the rains fail frequently and but small
quantity at time.
Half the rain that falls in Virginia annu
ally would suffice 10 produce good crops il
il fell Just when most needed and in gentle
showers. Most of the water that falls runs
off nj once upon the surface Of the earth
In word, all the facts go TO prove tru'
Mr.. OTT's theory that we are just as likel.
10 have good crops in Virginia this year a
ir any previous year. Red sunsets adj
nothing to the quantity OF water evapo
rated by the sun, and therefore cannot adj
To the rainfall. Red sunsets may be like n
eruption--a sign. They may indicate tn
state Of the upper atmosphere. We do no
suppose that they are factor in producin,
the weather.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-04-01
Brief News Items.

Senior Soils, proprietor of III ProgeSo,
Il newspaper in Madrid, has been arrested.
Nichols Trubner. the well-known pub
Usher, is dead in London aged sixty
seven.
Queen Margherita, OF Italy, is growing
handsOmer, and from A Psyche is becoming
a Juno.
The coal-workers' strike in the Amin
district, in France, continues undated.
The houses Of two non-strikerS have been
burned.
Several large warehouses at Lyons,
France, have been destroyed by fire. The
damage is estimated at 100000 francs.
Thirteen horses were killed.
Mrs. Ralli, OF the great Greek house,
gave fancy ball in London recently, and
during the evening the various groups
were photographed by the electric light.
The guests received copies OF the picture
as "reminiscences.
Pere Dld0u says that when he asks
Germans what they will do when MOltke
dies, they reply that ''he has founded a
school which will live" They find it
hard, however, to answer u similar ques-
ton rs to Bismarck.
A Philadelphia telegram says: Lizzie
Maynard. aged twenty-siX wears, an inmate
Of the insane department Of the almshouse,
died Sunday morning in the hospital OF
that institution from the effects OF carbOlic
acid. The poison had been used 10y one OF
the nurses. and was left within reach OF
the patient, who early Yesterday morning
took large dose OF it. All efforts to save
her life failed.
Mr.. John Mcclure, resident OF Union,
Baltimore county. Md, was taken violently
| ill at his home sunday evening about G
O'clock. DR.. Thomas q. Owings, OF this
city, was called, and did all in his power
to relieve him, but he died after suffering
| Tor three hours. 1t Is thought his death
was caused by his eating poisonous plant
which he had gathered, thinking it was
spikenard root.
The Paris police are watching closely the
members OF the advanced section Of the
Irish Nationalist. A dynamite school has
been established here. IL is under the
direction of an Irish-American, whose ac-
quaintance with the process OF manufac-
turing explosives has been certified to by
Professor Mezerof. Many OF the dyna.
mIters here pretend to be travellers fol
New York and Chicago firms.