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The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1884-10-18

charleston, "A Fullerton,
Ct, c R Shackleford,
Clifton and Mason, J Engle,
East Charleston, to be sup,
Hartford and N. Haven, CBGraham,
Letart and Leon, w A Cheuvront,
Maiden, S c LOOMS,
Mill Creek, to be supplied,
Point Pleasant, ] A Dixon.
Raymond City, G w Matheny,
Ripley, to be sup,
Sandyville, G w Kepler,
Spencer, t P Ryan,
Smithville, E Ford,
Walton, to be sup.
GUYANDoTrE DISTRICT.
S B d Pickett, P E.
Barboursville, A Moore,
Cassville, D Upton,
Ceredo, G w Marston,
Coal River, East Hamlin and Fair
fields, to be supplied,
Guyandotte, J D Keyser,
Hamlin, J T Davis,
Huntington, L H Jordan,
Laurel, to be supplied,
Monticello, ] A Martin,
St. Adams, to be supplied,
Wayne, N c Beckley,
Winfield, B. Darlington,
MoRGANTowN DISTRICT.
d H K Dix, P E.
Arnettsville. John Conwell,
Blacksmith, c Rexroad,
Burton, A Stevens,
Grafton, Jos. Lee,
Halleck, r S Welsh,
Jollytown, D Cool,
% one to be supplied,
Kingwood, A J LYDIA,
Knottsville, T w Chidester,
Masontown, J S Foreman,
Monongalia, T H Trainer,
Morgantown, c Crawford,
=" Ct, J B Feather,
Palatine, Thos E Galway,
Smithtown, w R White,
NEW RIVER DISTRICT.
r H Hughes, P E.
Boone, to be supplied,
Clay, John Adamson,
Elk River. Levi Cross,
Fayette, to be supplied,
Flat Top, Thos. Paris, (Sup.)
Hinchmans, L D Bryan,
Logan, to be supplied,
Mountain Cove, w Hunter,
Nicholas, G H Williams,
Oceana, to be supplied,
Ophelia, L D Haines,
Pleasant Retreat, w r Hennen,
Quinnimont and Hinton, to be sup,
Raleigh, A A Nichols.
OAKLAND DISTRICT.
c H Lakin, P E.
Albrightsville, d A Friend,
Brandonville, D Flanagan,
GAINESVILLE, to be supplied.
Deer Park, J w Bedford,
Evansville, N L Bumgardner,
Grantsville, S P Archer,
Newburg, G Rodgers,
Oakland, M w Rider,
Pleasant Grove, VIM P Weekly,
Randolph Mission, to be supplied,
Rowlesburg, A D Perry,
Selbysport and Johnst'n, FGWFord
St.George and Aurora, ECWoodruff
PARKERsBURG DISTRICT.
G c Wilding, P E.
Belleville, H H Miles,
Centerville, John Norris.
Elizabeth, J w Lambert,
Ellenboro, G w Grimes,
Harrisville, U Pribble,
Middlebourne, F H J King,
Parkersburg. T B Hughes,
Circuit, ] F Chenoweth
Mission, ] L Clark,
Peasants, E F Carder,
Ravenswood, A Mick,
Sistersville. L D King,
Shiloh, w H Cooper.
Valley Mills, M Taylor,
Volcano, c F Bollington,
Williamstown, c E Clark,
West Union, B B Ward,
WHEELING DISTRICT.
Geo. E Hite, p f.
Benwood, c ] Price,
Cameron, B Ison,
Dallas, G R Copeland,
Fulton, to be supplied,
Greene, Taylor Richmond,
Marshall, w J Sharps,
Moundsville, w E Loomie,
I" Circuit, CS Allemong.
New Martinsville, A B Rohrbough,
Circuit, to be supplied.
Pleasant Valley, R E Woodruff,
Short Creek andLiberty, MFDryden
Triadelphia, Thos. Cotton,
Wheeling, Chapline St, H c Sanford,
!" Fourth St, J E Smith,
:" North St, ] w Grifiths.
/" Thomson Chapel, Sc Jones
!" Wesley Chapel, S King,
Zane St, ] H Hess.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1884-10-18
The Latest News From West
Virginia.
The Latest.


Special Dispatch to the New Dominion.
WHEELING, Oct. 16; 9:50A. M-The
republican majority in Ohio will reach
$4,000. The Democrats in that State
elect nine Congressman; the Repub-
licans eleven and one in doubt. The
Democratic majority in West Vir-
ginia will reach nearly ten thousand.
Later returns improve the result.
Every congressional district has Civ
en- a Democratic majority.
Special Dispatch to the New Dominion.
WHEELING, Oct. 16.-The returns
come in very slowly, but the Demo
Gratis are claiming eight to ten thous-
and in the State At this time moth
ing like accurate figures can be Civ
en-. Much scratching was done on
both sides in many places.
WHEELING, Oct. 15.-Advices re-
ceived by Mr.. Leonard, Chairman of
the Democratic Executive Committee
enable him to estimate the Demo
cratic majority in the State at about
10000. This estimate is made upon
returns from the more populous coun-
ties from which partial returns have
come in. The complete result will
necessarily be delayed by the slow
returns from interior counties, but it
is confidently expected that the
changes there will be less than in
the Western tier of counties. Mr..
Leonard gives the fusionists their
full strength as shown in 1880.
Then they polled about $4,000 votes.
The Democratic strength in that
election showed about 1000 majority
over the whole voting population.
Jackson's plurality was about 10000.
The natural increase in the vote OF
the Democratic party since 1880 is
less than 5000, and the vote was more
fully polled at this election than in
in 1880. The fusion will not be solid
in all the counties of the State, and
it is believed, will not reduce Jack
sons plurality more than 5000 votes
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1884-10-18
Drunkeness Cured.

1t is generally presumed that when
a man has been cured once of some
infirmity or complication of diseases
by the use of our medicine, that he
knows good thing when he sees it.
1t is stated by those who know that
monkey cannot be induced to par
take second time of any drink
which contains alcohol. 1t appears
as if the memory of the pangs ard
tortures first inflicted exert bcne-
fetal influence upon the animal.
Man is quite different in this regard,
and glance about us will show that
numbers of our friends and neighbors
are daily becoming the worse by the
use of intoxicants. This can be rem
died by the moderate use of we'll
known remedy called Peruna. If the
medicine is taken daily, the appetite
for liquor will be finally removed, and
the patient, no matter what his pre-
vious condition, will be restored to
sobriety and to society. Yes, Peruna
is a great medicine, and should be
used ky all. Send for it.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1884-10-18
TeLUetS and PLaISHeS
Silk DEPARTMENT

Some Of the newest bargains are 80 inch
Is feet wide) Black Rhademers, Rhadz>
mers and Satin DeLyons at $3.50 to
500 yard-one half of real value as they
were bought at sacrifice Also our A
inch Plaids at so c. choice goods. Our
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1884-10-18
C0Iored Cashmeres,

Our own direct importation in choice
lines of Fall shades, widths from SO to
40 inches. ranging in prices, viz, so, co.
rs and 81 90. Ask for sample of our A
inch Colorcd Cashmeres at IS cents. All
new shades and extraordinary bargain.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1884-10-18
@fcB. Z BIZ
Extraordinary Sale
FALL DRESS GOODN

Our Fall stock is now in superb shape
and we are now better prepared than
ever to supply all wants and suit all
tastes. Great bargains offered in
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1884-10-18

LARGE stock of Napkins, Table
Linens and Towels at Chadwick's at
the most reasonable prices.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1884-10-18
LIST OF APPOINTMENTS
Made by the M. E. Conference
Held at Buckhannon, Oct. Ist
to 9th, 1854
BUcKHANNoN DISTRICT.

BUCKHANNON DISTRICT.
VIM G Riheldaffer, P z,
Belington, c Polling,
Buckhannon Sta. Samuel Steele,
CT. d M Heaston,
Beverly, Fred Cottrill,
Canaan, c w Cox,
Freemansburg. S D Tamblyn,
Frenchtown, c w Upton,
r L Brooks, Sup
Chenille, b d Malone,
Blue Spring, P Faulser, Sup
Philippi, w w Kelley,
S Buckhannon, w T. Lovett,
Sutton, c Warman,
" c Exline, Sup
Webster, Z R Skidmore,
Weston, J w Webb.
CLARKsBURG DISTRICT.
L L Stewart, P E.
bridgeport, D w Rider, (Sup.)
Cherry Camp, w D Carrico,
Clarksburg, E H Driven,
Fairmont, d S Hammond,
Lumberport, A S Loveall,
Logansport. c B Meredith,
Warrington, c Trippett,
Marion, G. Martin,
Pine Grove, B F Rogers,
Pruntytown, D L Ash,
Smithtown, To be sup.
West Milford, H ] Boatman,
One to be supplied,
Wilsonburg, L w Roberts,
Worthington, Go be SUPP
CHARLESTON DISTRICT.
James M Warden, p E.
Charleston, ] A Fullerton,
Ct, RI Shackleford,
Clifton and Mason, J Engle,
East Charleston, to be sup,
Hartford and N. Haven, CBGraham
Letart and Leon, w A Cheuvront
Maiden, S c LOOMS,
Mill Creek, to be supplied,
Point Pleasant, A Dixon.
Raymond City, G w Matheny,
Ripley, to be sup,
Sandyville, G w Kepler,
Spencer, t P Ryan,
Smithville, E Ford,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-25
HnlIdIrr EInharInl

LuasEn--Rough luInpSr, boIlng. "a inohs
and under, 1rat-clasS, SO: dripping. AxA, 81
boxing aud flooring, oiearn, SIS thick clse,r
vlG loist and Hoantlingi culla, 80.
srDIFG-F1rst common white Pine, sNa I.
csoOnd DO, so. third DO, as, poplar. gS Ga
y q; nstiys pine 81 ca 90 do x. 90; nsiiv
DREssED LUKRER--Boxing - ilehsa ~
under, e2S 01sT W; do HIs, GA ISB Q
goautling, JOiGt or any COMMON lumbs'
s23 00e& %; boxing oveT 10 inches, SgQfs
81 70; thick clears, u tolH and 2, $50 0eGS9 q
second class. gny kind, s2l %.
DIlxsBED AND MATCHED eLoOn1no--HiE Ri
olanS, s2s, second clash, t1l,
WHITH PINE FURHERIHa LUNEuR--llf, D.
and inch white pine, $40; inen do, -,
pEfLIHG--BEADED on PLAIE-FirEt COR
mon white pine, *, Ei2.JQ; "a do, ~; % DO, -
poplar, q, SO O0H2.50i poplar, 81, gis.6DS1C o
nb.ivapino x, e22.50; DO, n "a %.
POPLAR LusnzR'--lx, II, ana inoa q
sHEaLEs-w white pins A. %; DO shadsd
si.ab. 40 extra no. 1, SIS. cypraGg, best IA
brand, %; do No. q $40, 90 No. = BIZ, ma
saved heart, s1.t0; aRpa, 69,s5.
P1OJsEEa.-Whlto Pine, dtosrad nDd oeses.
SQUARE OF uai, Z; yellow pins DO ~ lsi.
- 50fD4 80.
LINE, GnMnHr, Ero.--IAras. Austin, g.
per hbl. OGmsnt. Louisville or Kossnals, az
Now YORK or Michigan, " 90 par Dbl. Piaate
ssICE.- FlYep1ooE sIso PEI n.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-25

BAg IRoH, % 50.-NorWay. Eoi no. ~
sheet trSni $40; No ~ y Hhoel iron, IKE.
galvanized Eneet iron, e9glSo.; No, " HHodf
10; no. 4 do, l6c.; 2)x28 roonng Tin, ga
3i55 lfx20 and ftIlf pat. do, 81 1905 81
lnneria wire, 10 per cent. on; timers atocs
forty per cent. on; cook etoveS nth ware
go 60425 90; do, with trlmmings, Ga 10000
WOOD WORK. wagon GIles. sOo.GlNi %
tongues, YOoSal %; ningletr6eB, QiTb DolBtArf
5On.: spokes "a 1895 10; felfooH, 81 8537 q
Donbletrees, - 2jfss 00j neck y0kos, " ocg
2 %; pillow beams. bDe16Sc.; pillow handles. q
G260. handles, VI 1892 81.
NAILS. % Is reg, basis lpd.--Burdsn horE,
shoe, per kog, - -; FeTkina do, Is B0. Walk
or do, o. 90; Burden mule, ~ %; North WeFi
orr horee shoe malta, Ro. 100, No; s: 70, ~
lSo; Ausabie DO, no. 4, &c.. No. d, 2lc., No. .
Me. No. z, lhc., No. ., lsc.
AXEf3-R.K., ptr doEsni - b1oiO "; Lnks
% O0fo9 ~; HackenAaek. - 047O0 boy'
handled, rs t00sb1.
REFgiG ERATORS.--N ] Climez, pi7D
20 9, 40, eis 90; 30 ) do.i s2s; No. DO, "
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Traos chains, 90 o
pair. foTo.: ploW Eineieireea, per d0A.. 81
pillow dcubl6iTeoE, per dozen q o.; aLoc
bella, 30 per cent. on; door locks, s. 800
wood scfeWa, ~ and 10 por can't. ohs LP ca
iooT butts. 40 and 10 per cont on; cut Al
timed lacks, ~ per cent. or; o0noe mills,
per cent. OF; blind hinges, % and 70 per gefn
N: carriage bolts, % and 10 per csut %
piOa boltf, 81 per cont. OH piOne tin war
. per cent. on. deep stamped vars, 81 ~
can't. on; ahallow stamped BEro, 70 pr csti
on, ispanned ware, 81 PEI can't on.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-25

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 5Ohn Deere PlOws; Double
ShOveIs; 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, 1884-11-25

.I,,--,- - - -. -. 10 = IL =, - NJ
tsEAFN-lush SILou h" w, iI3i p. y. y ~
AAcon' lSAc; u O'peSohi o5zo' 3D. ory Aait
90 80, 80. -
H-uneEeIsl' lID klAl TO 4, oisVV. NO
a Bs hAh oDla:' 70 4, 'o.oS no. s9gg
" ligS nsh, ho. l, NIL bblhn I'D, 80, Z, so'ai
Dried herrlngs, pei box 400, God nah; &c
LARD-Tlercas, sAc; ~ ano 5JD cans, sac
Az cans 30; lOn cams yAc' eE cans, VIC
. = oans, Vse;; ,,,,, ~, o,.,n.r,. ne.
fair. l2c,; prime MO lS1i hncy' lac; Ole
government laws, B041c.
FGA-lngeflal,s9lss1s ganP0gasI, SVSIg,
5u9Ah-Fins pOWderoal Dolss sc.i do',
hall 2hla.. S1c., cut LOAF, 20 gfanulated
staL lard 40; Louialsna RrannlateuI ltSo.;
standard A. y 20: choice White, $50; yonoW
clarlned, zg,oAo -,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-25

whmnz--lssoune 81 foNlB9, ~ per prov
suur maAn, one year ole 81 \ two years 81
"a 0O92 -; three years old q 60H2 70: tam
extra old whisky tieD6
WIEta--Clarot, CASE, - bO1slO1J. an per que
III; Catawba. psraallon, g02l 50 Port, " 201
per gal, v 60s8b 90 white vine, In cnga'
" OO&l0 00
CHAMPAGMR-G. n. kunlIn a o., HTst
ITy, 80 OOGRs %; HsidBink, in basket, gsJ ~
- 10 EruR, In haSkOt, - O1Ra1 OJ Domogr
champagne, 81 0O8it W. Geo, GOulst, ext
drV, plnts, IN 50.
ALH--stock Ale, per doz., q 09s "a; PorH
oar doA., 81 0OG2 %.
BoTTLsD BEER-Lsnp't Qugrts, Nla 90; pt
el2 % Budwaiasr ounrts tl2 ". pints elH
Hrlapgsr beer, QuATts ald 00 plnte giA q
Sohlitx AilwRuEe6 q dArtE az o.. pints $40 .
Anthony a Kuhn'E, Qt'a sl2 90 plnta gl2 o.
X. ulaubsn Bon's nhauipRglr user, quar-
sl7g0, pintk sl25Oi FElh'hsAaiiWa lkn8, qHas'
AUTO,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-25
On 'CHAN''E.
o..,oa Firm, Weakened and
y rirm- Cotton Higher
PROVISIONS Lower
u,,tsts showed q soesaw 40
e. and closed steadJ-The
Quotations,

..,,. nov ACHIEVEMENTS strong
:, steady.
,unues quie'. -.
-.,,, OF the stock market specu-
arm and price advanced y 20 =
"a kawanDa and tnc Changers
,.,rowanna u us, Northwestern
:. Paul 10 M. Near midday a
nrsyallod end the early improve
cs,noon ths m arke was irregular
- I,e preferred was the weakest
lavu u. per cent. to A.. Northwest
!, Paul 10 761s; Delaware, Lack
western moved up to 1Os 10, and
..tn,n,a the whole list. The market
compared with Saturdays close
ARE !. TO "a per cent. Higher except
psclne. Northwestern Prefe red
,,rd Missouri Pacific, New Jersey
Ir,c,ac Mail aud omnhs, which arr
cent, lower.
.,,ons. iJB,00.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-25
nrnrl ana Paints.

Dkt0hs
Bark, Cinnamon Per y Y; Peruvian, 25SS ;
Bornx, ise. Bi-caTbonaie Of soda, EnQlisl
&C. OopporAH, 3Gl. Cinchinedia. par on 81
ots. Castillo SOAP. per o seI9. Cream tartar
g. r., per 10 s0as5. Chalk, lump, per 10 2lls
Calomol, p. a W., 70f57s Engllsh. per ID, bot
to included, g5 81 90 Choral HydTAte, per u
q 509l 20. ChloroforIn, per 10 butte inciud
cd, e105. Composition powder, per ID -
Dovers, per 10 81 %. EPSON sails, per 10 -
piior, per II &sSJ. Morphine. per OF Is s0a
80. OIL, Castor, machine, 75esb: oil, CnaLoi
per gallon, q SOL IS: oil, lard, winter
strained, G5.zTj OIL, lard, No. !, 6595u. QuiB
inc, r. a W., per OF 81 %. Flowers sulphur
Sisfs5. Alum, 1,.G5, rre6crPtion ylals B.,
per CT, o-. Show cases, market prices. Rebats
patsnt mediclnos, III fiat. ThayeTa Bluif
Extracts, ~ per csnt. on. r. u. Fluid ~
iracia, - par cent. on Essential oils, IS
Louis list.
Strictly purs white lead, - 90; Bpirltl
tn pentine. 50atb5 Boiled oil, 62e0sc.
THE HHKHnAN-wILLiAH8 ooLoRH.
Ivory drop black, IL, per ID lgc Engiisi
black paint. Is. %. sPFufalan bloc. ~. ~. IL
26c; fUltramarine blue, 10. u, 90; blue pa n
"a. i2c. raw Turkey umber, Is, &c burnt IpT
key ufnbeT, IL, &c, raw Italian sienna, 10, "
burnt Italian sienna, 10, &c; N8nEyke brown
Ia, 90. Paris green, ~. zoe; Chr0ine, L 4. o .
y, o., IL, 10, American genniliinD, u, 90. In
dian red, Il, III Ninetta re1, in, %. H1fs, -
Yellow ochTe, II, 81. l25ls, -, &c.
PREPARED GkA LINING CoLona,
BARK oak, lec; Ash, lsc; Black walnut, ITO
DTsrKEPrR ooLoEs.
iYory drop black, 3e; raw frrEsy umnef
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-25

Wagon Bows; WheeIbarrOws; Wagon
and Platform Scales; SuIky Hay
Rakes; Improved Indiana Force Feed
Riding Grain Drills; StrOwbridge'
Broadcast Seed Sewers; Elevator Cups;
MIL Picks; Boiling Cloth; Scotch Hair
rows; Harrow Teeth Smoothing
HarrOws; Single Trees, etc.; Walter
A. Woods Mowers Wire Stretcher
Corn Shelters; Corn and Shuck She'll
ers; Kennssaw Water Elevators, etc
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-25
wool ana Hides.

Twelve months clip, light, nno and Inod
nm isGi7; ine heavy 70 light sell; 3,
light, dne and medium, l2Si4; coAras
,HfpEs-No. heavy mint, dry = n $50; No
heavy flint, dry, y p lie NO nsht nlnt,
heavy, damaged, y D 8: calf skins and badll
damaged y n 900; green, sailed, sound, y
Il butchers, green . n BIC.
PELThfE5--D Deer skins, u = lbDld; hnte.up
skinh, y n l18lic; goal skins each lOial9
sheep pella, according 70 amount OF WOOL
2lcsa up saeaTlingf, according 70 amcunt 81
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-25

FarIituIo-!slsydstsada imitation VAIN 1,
tnUh, ~ t095 %: All walnut, 81 6cq,i0 %: ChAifi
wood as9t, y dos, 50 1907 %; cane and rata
sont, IS Oo99 70; cane seat, dining, el2 0On2D q
Uhildg and rockers, q OOSl2 30. large rotEi AZ
100 AiTrorH, arch tops, y doa, s39DGl2 Q.
Tables, rOund, e2001y8 30, fhlt leaf, " g9l6 n
amos, zach, Is 2s97h0. lBuroAuf, t8 5lgSI1 d
ws6h stands, el 2tb5 50; bed springs, e. TgET
Baby Carriages, % 5Oe0
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-25
eSw or,oans

FAONIhlONha
NEW ORLEANS, Nov A.--FLnUR--Quie and
steady.
CoRN--In sacks. white, 40; yellow so,
OATS Western IS.
CoKN ME ~. Fir n al 16@250.
HAY-5carcs; prime l2hGslb; choice 1910
H.
PoRK-Dull NJ l2k.
LAnD-5teady; tierce refined 7 IL: keg ~.
Bulk NETS Fair cemTnd: shoulders,
packed, 5es; 10 " clear and clear rib "a.
BACON o shoulders, clear RIB anu long
clear II.
HAMS-ChOiCe Hugnr-Nured canvhSqed l2bs.
WHGsRY Western Iectided ui@l2
CoFFEE-Good demand and steady for RIO
cargoes; common TO prime 7sEGllE
sue ,R-ln good demand; common TO good
Sa3l-i; fair TO fuilA fair 3ss93M; granu-
lated iss@5s
MOLAssXs Quiet; good 10 common 1900;
fair 2b6e27. pune u choice S21fO.
RGCE--Moderate demand; Louisiana ordi'
nary to prime ~ @0ss.
BRAN Dull.
orroE. EED OIIs--Prime crude 81; summer
yellow, 3Dhd8ii demand active.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-25
new Work


new YORK, Nov ~ FLOUR Steady.
WHEAT spot lots to high r; options
10 - higher AND str ing: No red ia ~;
No. . rcd S2LdS4Is: No. z red December size
s1ss, cioslng S2st; January SjsS9Si2., closing
Corn spot Y 10 higher: options lis To I.2
higher and strong: No. 4tG46; No. 2 iSA 10
81; No. November 4Sss w., closing o; De
eember 47@Tsz, closing AZ; January - 20
45Ss, clio ing i5eE
CoFFEE- Spot fair; Rio dull Opt 0ns 10 to
IS wer and airly active; RIO No. 2spot $ a.
Sales, $500 bags.
November. ..,....,.....'.,, ....'''''.''. -
comm '''.''''''''''''. - -
January ... ................,.... y ON -
sUGAR- Refined quiet; yellow 4S-ss5eG
standard A 5i[@b7z.
MoLASSES-luiet
RIcK--Demand fair; market firm.
TALLow--.Fasy at 81.
RosIN-Dull
TURPE rIHE--Firm, 32aa2X.
PORk--Lrwer: IDOL X.
LAID Easier: spot Is; November Z 70;
December U4l97 %: January OSG7 o..
LIVE Stuck.
BEEvEs-9eceiptS 40, making l2.A0 for
the week; market IN AMI higher nut trade
not active; common to best native ste ~,
4 b5646 So 6 carloads Colo ado cattle sold NJ
COOS 90: n Texans offered.
the week; market extremely ddl and lower;
poo 20 good sheep, @Di 10: prime aud
ex ra, zoe so: common TO prime lambs,
4 0J@5 90.
COTTON MARKETS,
COTTON EKCHIPTa AT ALL JFITHD sTAF1'
PORTS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-25
Country PFodnes

Potatoss-Iriah, new, per bnshal zoe,
nbhi. IS IS Rsana. Up. ICED. hbla.,6c.j Large
limo 6Ho.: AL butter, fH55c. riekiea,
rnsdiana. or bbl., 81 o.: Emhll, por bhi., 40
hEif Oh. mod. g. 90: nnif Dbl. anlAll. PIP
Peanuts. lOc Oder hslfbbl., - o. CAB
bass, par crate g 20.
pouI.TRY-- rs ~ ~ pa au1f
8i0 0i. Gaoss go 90 50 Ouukg, q oN't %
Eaae--POr doAtn, 80
FTeah cOuntEs Drtt1r, choiot. I. ~.
ulnfkaFl Ina, iBo
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-25

~. I.oais.
otAe Gazette.
~, NOV. A.-wheat opened slow
lower, then advanced largely and
.'hsd' and the close Was only x
an and - lover.
'ionh dull.
s n q Texas cattle large; on in price
dall.
.nurs :, PRODUCER.
pier soy a.-FLouR-Firmer but
ss, .SP, red sGLA7s,t eash, 5es
tssl, eia..,,.os g1s =, closing u, Deesnl-
-S ..ssing y, January.
's.sslI soss. November; 3lTSaslA.
.kYSli ~ y 2i9i December.
AtAl--2i 10
-ll6nL
,hon- Long elear5 s., short rib Z u
l7,ssasSi s-,f 10. boxed lots seld Tong
90 snort ribs 57S; short clear
Long clear ~ short rib ~: saor.
iLn-R. Iva srouH.
f'A 2l9; exports CLEO 90:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-25

good to choice shipping Od6 @ common
10 fair SD o. butcher IT els 3 1894 COWS
good Texas 1904 Is; indians 20 a 40. com.
IN II OF "a her 8tOdS ST.
aous Receipts, 800: 3 e0e3t IS.
SHEEP-Recelpts, so; nativ,s range 9 Oo@
3 so; Texas 2 8 63SVO
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-25

NEw ORLEANS, Nov. A.-CorroN spots
closed strong l-lu higher, Middling Fair 7-le
sales, $500 bales
low o int Z SIS; Ordinary sS-S: gc0c
nu'r- 05sS. Low Middling 10, Middling
iolG Good Middiing 10 a.s Nidt ins Fair
Futures closed steady, lato II points higher.
Sales, $3.50
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-25

&c: burnt Turkey umbor, 25c; raw Italia
glennR, 25c; bnrnt italian HiennR, 25c; VAr
dyke brown, 25c,
Prices OF above made on a baHis or In ).
y, and 10 cans, assorted; IN 4 aud 4 Il
cans; balance IN I and 10 cans, assorted
Price In 10 cans: balance IN and 10 uanl
s3r ,, rdioe 'i "a 10 cans ioss s AM
lesN
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-25

sEastern Texas cattle al about three, nut
southern and Central Texas stock cattle a
about two dollars psr head less than th'
above quotations.
The ABOVE prices are for herds Of 1000 hea
and upward or host North Texas cattle DO
llyored on the trail.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-25

s9nost. ohcics, IS 70 GO. naedinrn. 81 infs
rye z1a: cOrn eBaSfOF hay, lo1ga nOY ~
wagon, Is uoesT 0O per Ton T; bale hay, y U1A
10 o. bran. 700. psF l1i chops. q ooDi 3
3oT 10.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-25

,vv Nov. ~ Money kGlx, closed
mime mercantile paper 900; sterl-
"a arm at 4 si34, sight s4SS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-25

wool, SOLO; Mexican sheep pelts, Sel0c
Mexican sheep pelts, improved, llebl2o; Mey
lean sheep shearlingH, Sc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-25
]. g. MILLRR.

q ~ ~ I'D -AGHJ N IT,
LOCK BOX 80,
Wichita Pals, Tex.
Ranches and Pastures, state and County
fals or Lease. Lands Redeemed aud
Taxes Paid Lands for fale in Every Conn.
" ~ horweai Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-25

h,rFASs, Nov 2i.--Sight exchange on
! Il Id per 1000 premium; sterling ex-
ID BtslH'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-25

GALVESTON, Nov. ~, --CorroE--Spot closed
steady.
ROseipts, loss.
Sales, $40.
Exports coastwlEe, S547.
stock, 56,i2j
abiding 91}- 8: Niddllnt 10 Is: Good Kid
ding 10 "a: NJ ddling sell 10 5-s.
Futures open Arm, ruled nrm, closed nrm,
l2 10 IL points higher July 10 points higher,