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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-24
TRUsTEES SALE
4 OF
JAMES-RIVER PLANTATION,
ABOUT 800 ACRES,
NEAR NEW CANTON, BUCKINGHAM C)UN-
TY,NA.


BY virtue " deed Of trust 90 me. executed by
The late James -. fIcSlcH, dated December -
1874, daly record IS IN the County Court Of Buck
ingham county. and AZ The request Of the assignee
Of the BOND thereby secured, default having been
made IN tic payment of satd bond. shah s,u a
public auction. In front Of the dwelllng-rOuse OIL
The property, at IL O'Clock NJ,
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 80, 1884.
the trust property conveyed to me by the said To-
of iru,t. described therein As follows:
All that TRACT OF LAND, called the THE
RED-llOlSE TRACT lying upon james river.
In Buckingham county, W., about Two miles from
New Canton, and containing 10y estimation MINI.
HUNDRED ACRES, be the ssre moro or less.
l1unccd by TIE Jsmes river and by the lands 81
Thomss n. Leitch. Joseph FuIut, and other B.
being The same isnes which the SID Jane, y.
Ficklen purchased from the heirs Of William
WO0dson, deceased. and being ali the l.n,s lai The
date Of the aforesaid deed Of trusl held aut own
cd by the said j. Is. Ficklen ia THAI rmmciiase
neighbsfhood. aud Tying together ia one body"
This property 1, situated about sixty miles above
Richmond aud about Two miles from llrcnO 81 l.
ton, On The Richmond amt Allegheny railr N.
Ii embrace. large body ~ excellent river low.
grounds, IS well tiInbercd and wstered. and 4, ;m-
proved 10y good dwelllng-hous- aud suitable farm
buildings which are said n be In good order. Tn.
widow ~ the said j. g. Eicklin Is still residing on
the property, aud will no doubt show II 70 per,pns
Intending 10 be bidders NJ the sale. who are In
sale. The property Will BE- sold subject 10 tue
WIDOWS dover IN II.
TERMS or SALE: Cash enough to pay all the OK
pcnses Of executing this trust aud the Dal,nco due
on the bond secured, amounting 10 The fur,her
sun Of s2.5cO, with Interest thereon since Apr!l
IL, ss3 for The residue Of the purchase money
cred vii be allowed. such n the personal repr-
sentative uf ihe said j. r. FicAien may in vfitiaq
direct, or In case no such written direction be
given, then { credit Of one year, bearing !nterast
from day Of sale, and secured by a decd Of trust
--- HAbRIsON ROBERTSON.
an 23-SaS WtOc 6tdtOc2q 'rrns'ec
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pIcuMoNp BAZAAR FL
Nos. 1888 AND 1910 FRANKLIN STREE"

Our regular sale viii take place
TO-DAY
..o,..I =, v,,,ch time we Will Offer registry
az az irtppsTe'i,A>S liORsES. MULES, BU""'b''
PIiA -. 80 +. q. COOK. Arcrloncer.
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cpFAr Rt.00D MEDICINES.

The half has not been told as 10 The great curl
tive powers Of tic CUTiCrRA REMEDIES.
have paid hundreds OF dollars for medicines o.
cure diseases Of the blood and skin. aud mover
fornd ANYTHING yet ~ ellal the 90 rICURA
REMEDIES. CHARLES A. WILLIAMS.
PROyID EHCE. II. |.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-24

ONLY TWELVE HOURS BETWEEN RICH.
HOND AND BALTIMORE N EACH
DIRECTION.
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AUCTION sALEs. ..ErrlaS''e. iS1s1VsS, S';1
~ ByR. q. Chaian & Co.,
Real Estsic Auctioneers

Real Esis,c Auciioneers.
AUCTION SALE OF rh vsssT
A pwFLLIsG No. $40 N2GeIr, mM L',T
sTRgET, CONTAINING risEn EPgH ijr l2?
srryT.- AZ ,he request Of the owaer, We ""'
~ nublic aucl lon, ON the prcmiscs.oh
FRIDAY, srrrEMBsn 60, 1881. ,.,ry.
.,Axoelock r.. ~, the .iocstcl PIX, nnr,ye-
The HOUSE Is In good order, ~, W. and 10 the
mnsint Itself viii issure good rental 10,
i,ree enough Tor two buiidlnRs. am W. small
',r,sc can he easily made into two houy. nei,h.
n noases rent readily nj good prices In ti' pe'
bofhood. 49,, n,,an,e ia sis and
,,.aiye months. per &c. :. insefest' i"'
secured Dy oeed0' ''"i n. y. CgATFiS 4 CO..
"a, " :" Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-24

ne" PERSIAN, SMYRNA, TAPES
TRY. VELVET, MOQuET ECCs at special
prices % MEYERS,
Sc 24-WSSa2t Sixth and Rrotd
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torrospondingly G1ick time % other polR.s,
Through blls OF ladlng Issued At low rates
&. \. TAYLOR.
General rrpi ght Agent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-24

Price Of CuTICTRk: small boxes. 80 cents
large boxes. 81: CUTiCURA RESOLYENr 81 per
to:tIe: GUTICURA s-OAP. % cents; tUTfCURA
sUAyISG- sOaPU. 2 cents. sold by all druggists.
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL 20,
2l-SuSW&w Boston.
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CnNNFcrInNs.

THROUGH ALL-RAIL FAsT.FREIGHr LINE
1oAND From BALTIMORE, rHii.AD n.
PLlA, NEW YORK. AND Eastern
AND WESTERN CITIES.
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DOR NEW YOGK.-The Ola a IN

DOR NEW YOEK.-The Ola al IN
Dominion Steamship Company s,.x~Esz2cs
proposed saInugs for he week following are
WYANOhE. Captain HCLPIEES, FRIDAY,
September 2Gth. At O'Clock J.. VI.
ROANOKE. Captain tOUcn, SUNDAY, ~p-
TENDER 2Sth. at y O'Clock 4. b.
OLD DOHiNlDN. Captain ShT TIL. II -
DAY, September 3Oth. AZ . o'clock L. ~
Freight received until l O'Clock 7. VI. FRI
day, d o'clock T.. 81. saturday, and 70 O'Clock n
NJ. Tuesday.
Through hills ~ lading signed. AMI gool5 for
warded with dispatch g. all points north south,
east and wet also Ia foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cahn fare 70 Kew lork tlncluding meals and
berih), $40: ronnd-irip ticket. sis. Siesr1se.
with Subsistence. 81; without subsl ,tence, 60.
Passengers leaving Richmond hy me thal-
poakc and Ohio railway at $50 4. b. ana +.l)
J.. n. will make connection at NORFOi. wiz
steamer leaving MONDAYS, TUESDAYS. and
WEDNESDAYS, and at VIEWPOINTS NEWS
with steamer leaving every SATURDAY. Con-
ncction will also be made Al NORFOLK. ria the
Richmond and Petersburg railroad, leaving y chi
mond at 80 A. W.. every Monday, Tuesday, We'd
nesday. and saturday,
For freight or passage apply 10
GEORGE W. ALLEN & CO.. Agents
sc "a Company's Wharf. RocKe'ts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-24

ONLY ONE DOLLAR s1TI,I
SFwpoRT's NEWS. 6LD POINT, S0RSOL1.
AND POKI>MOl I'll, .,,,.,-...
AND ONLY DIRECT ROUTE WITHOUT
TRASsFER OR CHANGE OF AM KIND.
oNLYsl.so TO VIRGINIA BEACH, ,
ONLY 81 10 'WAsIiNGToN, D.C.>
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT CoMPANY's
JANES-EIyER LINE
FOR NEWPORT,> NEWs, OLD POINT: NOR
FOLK. PORTSMOUTH. AND JAMES
RIVER LANDINGS DlREtT
CONNECTS Ar OLD PPINI CLOSELY WITH
FOR UALTINoR RFT fN3 5jE NORTH SAME
AT NORFOLK CLOSELY FOR VIRGINIA
AsDAT NEwPorT's NEWis WITH STEAMER
ACCOMAC FOR sMIrHFIELD.
ONLY ROUTE WITHOUT TRANSFER, AND
ONLY ALL'WATER ROUTE.
JAMES RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
CHEAPEST ROUTE.
RATES MUCH LESS THAN HALF CHARGED
BYANY OTHER ROUTE.
PARE 10 NORFOLK. el;l No LIMIT
TAEE 80 WAslllXGT0N, u. G.. 81;
WAY.LASDiNG Fares from % = 9Je.
MEALS On EUROPEAN PLAN.
The eeganuy-rebullt AMI fast steamer
ARIEL,
carrying United states Naill
T.. {. CLIFFORD, Commander,
leaves Richmond every
MONDAY, WEDNEsDAl. AND FRIDAY
ut 7 \. ~. tSTREET-CARS CONNECT ~ FILL
IIMkl for above named Places. Returning, the
steamer caYc- Norfolk. Portsmouth. Ol1 Point,
and NcwFOrts News on alternate days, arriving ~
Richmond about L. NJ.
Through tickets on sale on steamer and AT Gar
hers Agency, 1000 Main stree. Baggage checked
through.
sTATE-ROOMS ENGAGED FOR DAY OR
NIGHT.
EXCURSIONS.
arrangements can now be msfc FOR MOON
LIGHT and DAY EXCURSIONS To Batch zap
Ola roiut, Virginia Beach, Ocean View, Nor,
folh. &C.. II very low rates 10 church societies, mil
itary OF Oiher organizations.
FREIGHT.
Freight received daily for Norfolk. Ortsmouth,
Smithte'd, and Hampton Washington, -. e.;
Newlcrn, Nashin gion. and TarD0rO', y. C.,and al
points IN Eastern North Carolina also, for East
ern shore # Nirgin and al regular landings on
james river, at LOWEST RATES, and through
bills Issued. l.. T.. TATIM.
NN NN
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]
\ i2ation and nominations. Now only one
| Is RepublicaI-Der DemOkrdt. at Wayerly
/ This change needs an explanation. Repre-
sentative ID. Il. Henderson is renominatcd
in the diSirict-ihe ThIrd-fOr Congress.
Der Demokrdt was needed as an auxiliary
TO make Mr.. ilenderson's reelection easy
so II was bought out, and is now run Is
a campaign engine. The deserton OF the
Republican psrty by the Germans il 10
be attributed solely 10 the affirmative posi.
ton the Republicans have taken on prohl
Dliion. A very strict and absolutely inei.
iecilve law was passed. Tho penaltic.
would be hosvy IL they were ever collected.
! AS It Is, the State and municipal authorities
have been loaded with cases against offend.
ers, thousands Of dollars have been spent
IN preparations TO convict, and the pensltie9
nave accumulated against dealers so thick
ana las, that most OF them would be ,trippcd
OF money and consigned 10 Jail for The real
OF Their lives II jury coul,; be found 10
say so. No one believes that q Jury could
I be found IN DCs h0ines 10 impose the<e
heavy Zines and various terms OF inpri,-
ohnent. The law. however, threatens.
ana ihe saloons, 10 the number of some
thing IKE 100 sell without license, and with
n'iie attempt at concealment. Prohibition
ss nen'ctuAl TO prohibit in Iowa rs il i.
IN Maine and Kansas. by assuming the
responsibility for prohibtory Legislation
,ne Republicans have FASTENED change In
ahe herman vote which bad already begun.
Tbs was political mistake. all RepnbB.
San politicians admit. They say the Re-
pubhcans oil Iowa cannot afford TO lose
year after year. In addition 10 loases In
tnis way many Republicans have gone
from Iowa into Dakota, inspired with tho
hope that fortunes were to be made more
rapidly IN that Territory. Four fifths OF
all the settlers IN Dakota who went there
fiom this State are said TO be Republicans.
In the face OF all these facts. and with an
assumed indifference 10 them, the Republl.
can State Committee is promising hand
some majority for Blaine. They also pre-
diet The gain OF The three lost congressional |
districts Something may be said about |
lhe congressional fgbts in another letter.
II Is difficult to get the reasons for the al. |
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-24

bis'enoioN AND BLACK EYE.
Two brokers were having lunch together
10 pe'mon:eo's Brosd-sircet restaurant yes
teToay afternoon. Opeisa Stool. Exehsnge
Dsi--a weil-ksowp dealer Ia stock priv.
leges-apd the other member OF the Mining
Exchange. The two were good friends
sud they sat side by side smleably discuss.
ing fried oysters aud politIcs. The Stock
Exchange man Is Blaine Partisan: the
mining broker IL enlightened enough
70 support Cleveland. Owing, a. sup
posed. 10 The nefy nature Of the
Tobasco sauce, with which she brokers
spfiDkled their oysters, The political discus.
sion became heated and the two friends
we're soon calling each other names. They
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-18
Indorsing The Manager of the Tcle-
phone Exchange.
BROWNSVILLE, Tax ue'. 2 lsoI'

BROWNSVILLE, Tax, oc'. Z, 1851
J.K. Dunbar, General superintendent Aus
tin, Tex.
Dear Strive the undersigned clti-
zens aud subscribers to the telephone ex-
change in this city, ia view of the nm
iust light in which Mr. Oswald VIII
son, manager OF this exchange, has
been placed by the following telegram
ia the Houston Post OF Sept. y!
VBrovnsville, Sept. 20 There Is
much complaint here about the man
mQement Of the telephone exchange.
The manager, II Is said, Is spending
his time as u newspaper correspondent
and pOlilics,n desire to say that the
charges against MIR. Wilson,. 80
far from bfiug true, have
no foundation whatever IN
fact. The management Of the teie.
phone exchange and service rendered
are perfectly satisfactory TO US. j. H.
Wells, Jr J. A. Michel, Il NtnIrla
Manuel MARQUEE, b O. Hicks, Wells
n Hicks, Is. nj. Kowalski, VIM Kelly
II G. Fofto, justice OF the peace
| u. KowaIski, clerk district court
Camera county; q. Tamayo, county
commissioner Ii A. Mahby, M, J
Gomila, ]. l.. Cain, 5. A. BTito
sheriff; j. M Haynes, county Judge
/ @. Jagou, Jose Ban Roman q Bro,
i. Putegnht, Jr., a Co.. A. Mlralles
Bloonlberg a. Raphael. l.. Cowen
Thos. Carson, mayor; Wni. ksmbal
manager Western Union Telegraph
company. SO far ~ am concerned
| i have nothing to complain Of q. +
TilghAm. ,,
one. and be refused for Poiiticn
ieasona. have, we are Informed, IN
| doIsed Mr.. Wilson's conduct OF In
service In this city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-18

AToRTH & CULPEPPER, PHYSICIANS
IN and HuTgOonB, Office First street, be-
tween Main mud Houston; residence East
Weatherford street, Fort Worth TeNas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-18

MEArB-sugar Gu. % hams, 1874 Is. q. q. d,
glaoon, lioi \. c.bacon, l2No. 30. dry salt,
FiisH-Maakerei i0D kita, No. I, Ills; No.
Z, ei.0N half 6blg.,. no, 4, Q01 No. 2, $500
White nAhi No. !, M. bbih,, U,2b; No. 2, se.26
I.1hD-Tisfcss.s b 20: 10 and som CAM, 9ssc;
l0n cans we; l0n cans, y2zoi 6b cans, gtko:
Y % cans. l0u
feiT, l2c., prime Rio, iBc; fancy. 10; old
government Java, n09<o.
TEA--IoPerjal .s0eo0. gnnpowdsE bO07a,
hai' Ssis., eSc. cut Loaf $40 49, EanSnuletSd
stat lard Be-: Louisiana Rrsnuiated, 7Jko.et,--;
STANDARD 4; Ne choice white, 7,fc; yellow
HIoE-I soulHiaDn, e1D7o.
BAIT-coLrss, IN BAGS Fl.2S@i..O, nne IN
bags, - lake. IA dat hoop ibis, s2-lD
cAsHEpS GooDs.-Prioas per dousn. Pine
apples. standard, q. ~ Pe4chss, standard
lbd,, el.es; . ,ba.. ez269,zb9 seoonda, 2 M.
corn, si1O@l.eE dfsen peas, d.S6; 0ooss.
ssrIiss' S;,2;sstte EssP6srriss. H.ss0S@iIssj
i.sgei - p ~ : =. ~ sshSa Sin g.
li.s59 - sardinee. American. 600 cnse'
ii, 1seI.SO, BLACK borrios, $3.50; Green cages
A.s0 Eagle CONDENSED milk. td.9Oi crown
- hlRi no fsoStDiHn.-siIvsr LOAF. ~ cans
M do, ri; 3d. do, 9l2
auEDsIks- starch, s5fe, eoap, common
10: German olive, $40. Candlsf, fall boxed
| lb1fc; halyea .: quarters, o. Indigo. 40 D
Bluoine, o0leI.p0 do1en. CoiWnnn'a mustard
| American, ti.00 box. Huekdfa, two hoopr
600 doaen,Woli buokhts. A.0O doaon. BFo0nla
8l7bGDs Is dnnon. Brilliant OH, bbia., 40, Eu
! t6 cases, q 4o; do, LA oa8ca u a..
| FLoUh = blanard'a Hoyal Patent, ~ 4
q bbl.i nncss u LOO y 100 NJ; no. Texa
! per buahel, 60; Honiny aud efiia, 3 Dbl
VI 90 Oetmeai, , hslf bill, AZ ~ Crack ..
I wheat, an, &c. CfaokeTe. y hodA, 0)<9o., y ]
aodA.7fto.; Xxx coda, 5Lcs oTosin l0o.i GU
GER snarE, pAi lemon frearas. 10.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-18
suiidins Mnssr,s,

LuHHuh- Rough lumber, boxing, n inuhss
ana undor, urst-olase, $40. stripping. lsxa gsl =.
boxing ana nooring, clears, eos thick cliaY 3,
~ and ~, 027; rough iumhor, aocond clnng
sl7; ioiat and Bcantling, oulla, olb,
RtnINo--Flrat common Whlfe nina asg "A,
nooond do. $50; third do, ga5, poplar. ksa O1S
q 80 native pine ~ va % do y. cas- native
DRniaEp LuNnHn-- Boxing lqtnohes AMI
under, 96 00D2s % do kxA, GO O0laeb ID
soanting, joist or any common Lumber
~ 0O5e& oO boxing over n inches, GsO,O0o
~ % thiok clears, ~ 20 Y and q $50 uh(D8A bn
second oiReh. any kim, Ell 90.
DRnaaHD AND MATuHHD FLOoRrpu--F tf6t
clans, TN second olnHn, tQi.
WHITE PfHH funNu1HiHo I.uMnHR---ll< IA
and = inch white pine, Gao; inch do ttA
CEfLtHO-BEADMn on pAAfr--fifat oofn-
mon white pine, AZ ef2.b0. "a do, $40; "a DO, lasi
poplar, ~ 90 O0ao2f,50 poplar u, So. 5OlDS5 20,
uAtivepine, u, e.2-bO. do, y, ga sol
PopLAR LgnhHh.--lH, ", ana iu1h, V6I,
AHrE0LEB-w pine a, 90; 90 shaded A,
tt.2b, do extra No, /, $3.50, Cypress, btnl any
brand, Is; do No, 2, $3.50 40 No. 3, 81, Bi natlv
sawed honrt, $50 Hapg, s8.a5.
PloKE1h White pine, dreuaod Snd headed,
sgnare or nat, 4 yellow pine do ~ lain,
ilIaE, crMEHT, Ero.--Lims, Austin, sa.e,
per Dbl, Coment. Louisville or Roaonals, ta7f
Per hbl; Portland, ei7b per Dbl. Plaster Paris
New York or hiohi4an. % 90 per bill. flAstsi
Birs.prooL usO per ~.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-18
aow Orleans.



NEW oRLEhNs, Oct. l7.- FLnuR-Dull;
high grades B BaObl2A
GoRr-Quiet; In sacks, choice new white
6l665; new yellow, B5.
OAIl-W esiarn Quiet; primo =: choice 80:
Texas dull; No 2, medium, 3i@35; rcd, rust
proof 3iaas
CoRN MKAI,--Market bare. =.
HAY--Quiet; supply lisht prime IS o.;
choice 10 Boa . %
poRK--~teady; IS 90.
LARD Firm; { cree refined 79<; keg Sh.
BULK MEArA--In good demand; shoulders,
pack d, 81 ~; clear RIB sIh9lO OO long
clear 10 O09l0 ~ Ia
BAc0S--in good demand; shoulders ~;
clear rio ltx@ll. long clear li@llA
HAKs holce Hugnr-cured canVahaod
@T1IsEr-steady; Western TOctinod 700
ooTFEE-Quiot but steady; Rio cargoes OF
common 20 prime 7Abll
-uaAR--luist, unchanged; old common 70
good common, 3@i1f; fair 10 fully lair ~;
prime 20 choice fS1@3M; yellow clarified b0
TX. 05 barrels new clarified received this
aoIssir Quiet unchanged; old common
y R.fsonH% I Louisiana ordinary to prime
( l-AB59s
bran -Dull:75.
toTros ard oII,--PrIme 49, summer yell
low A.; dull.
COTTON MAKRErB,
COTTON REoEIFra AT ALL UNITED STATE.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-18

apeciaI to the OAEelle.

Special 70 the OaIelte.
CHICAGO, OCT. l7.-Down, down. go the
prices OF corn and wheat, and the . arket
was dow and dull and buyers were diAtrusi-
full and kept out 10 a great extent. 1he Dc
cline was large Wheat was on ~ cents and
corn az.
PORK and LARD futures were slow and do
cidedly lower
Cash meats active and higher
catt'e- The feeling on Texas was better but
the market generally slow.
sheep allow.
WHEAT OetOb 7saT394, closed lS'si No
VEN bar *, closed TX
C;onH 0S'nber 50 opylf, closed ok; No
VEN Ger l3i<fo5i ciosed fax.
rhOv ,aioNn.
poRK-caah n; Oeloher lek, elo.ed 70
tAHO---tash 25@T 30; October zspl y; NO
'i BuIS Mr1rs-shou,dsrs &c. short clear
nv aTocE.
u overs Journal reportat
Hoes Receipts, D.VO; 4o91 81. .
! CATTLa- Ro0alpta 80. cxport grades b
1 aTfo. good ~ choice shipping to43 ~
common 70 medium oDS6 20 Texans ~
ei srp-- Receipts I0Oe interior cas- Q,
medium 70 god 3 1914 Oicholce o.ai y
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-18

wHraxT-.Izacuned q l0lDiB0, ~ per pruol
lour mash, ono year old, q ~ Two yoafn Olf
q Qoea ~ three Year, old " eAlDa ~ SAM
WuNns-NArei, cna0,lso o0otoU. ~ rouA,
~: cAtawha. per gallon, MSp I ~ RoFt 81 az
S SS s SSsrT sSs q ws,! ss Ss y n. sss.
" OoAl0 90
oHAMrAaNR--G a, Mnmtn q ~, Rxtr,
81 RSS s n ssd s n S &C. ps,. ~
drv. nlnta, Ell 50. 10
A.s-a!SeS Az, par dOa.. q OOea ~ rsrta
bo1rLnp hEHR--fempp quarts, ein Uel pta
tlq 6h Budweiaers quarts el2 %. plntu 9ia 90
Erlnngay boor, quarts, elH O0t pinta fls bD
SohlilA Milwaukee, Quarts eiq %. plnte tiA 90
Anthony kuhnn, Qta el2 90 plntF ela 30
= tnaunen Bon z oheuiraEur 5csr, quart
Also.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-18
ON ,OHANGE.
Tho Stock Markets Were Heavy Yes
terday and CLOSED AZ Decline
Cotton Steady.
The Grain Markets wero Unsettled and
CLOSED a Fraction Lower
The Quotations.

j NEW York, Oct l7--oovernnenu shsy.
Railways lower.
State securities quiet
Stocks To-day are heavy. lower with con
siderable pressure 70 sell Nandcrbilts and
urangera. The cut In rates announced by
the West Shore. tho general Decentralization
OF passenger rates the report that the Lake
Shore lntenusto issue t5JOO,0c0 moro bonds,
the rumors that outsideis wrre selling Van
derblls and the announcement that the
Lake Shore would meet the cut In freight
rates, all operated against the market.
Blocks OF shock freely sold. Heavy tIansac-
tlons we're frequent There were rallies, but
not At any time over x per cent. The Long
Shore was the object OF attack and broke
from 70 10 81. Canada Southern & ON 81 TO
~, Michigan Central from ~ 70 90, and New
York Central from 10 TO SqN, In
Changers 81 Paul fell az 90 10. Northwest
2N To sB}f, Omaha ~ 20 70 and Omaha pro.
feFred tore {. These were affected by re
ports that ~. Paul would Withdraw from the
" rthwost rrafic association. Lacsawanna
was cature,He ling lower nom i06Sa 70 lU4J1
Delaware & hudson IL 20 5sH and Jersey
Central ~ 10 alk. Among inactive shares
linton Pacific dropped from 6eN % 55N, Pa
cinc Mail from 5ilS 10 SO, Missouri Paoinc
rom e6sS 10 o., Northern Pacific preferred
from 49, 20 tl% and Western Union frou
TAX 20 49, AZ the close Union Pao nc rallied
TO "a 81 aud this checked tho downward
movement. This market left on steady; com
pared with last nights prices 1t was to pei
cent lower; Heading and Louisville & Nash
VILE ~ higher Bankers q Merchants de
clined
transactions, 10000 shares
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-18

BAR IRON, 81 % Norway, &C., NO, n
sheet Iron, fko.i No n q sheet iron, 6S<n.l
galvanized sheet iron, 0fDlfo,l Mo, u I[Rnfia'
lzc,, No, 4 do, ibc.; 20xsd roodn me- I'm klI M
ebib 60; lt12O and l0xi4 pat Do, 81 1909 g0i
tiDneFa Nlro, 30 por cont, on; unn6r'H stock,
forty per cent on; cook stoyae ytth waTo'
$40 l0f12i 00i do, With trimmings, gis bOqSt0O0.
WOOD WORK. Wagon RxloB. Deo.ogI O0
tongues, gOotel ~; HinRietrena, 81 10. boistsra
&c.; Hp0koa "a 1908 % folfoaa, ei YS1b2 81.
DOubietreaa, e. 25ftf 00l neck yohos, GI0O9
2 ~; ploY boGina, bleh6c.i pillow handles, 0i ~
w250i handles, Di7BqD2 ~.
NAILS. % ID key, basis i0d.--Bnrdsn horse
ahoei per teg, 80 -; Perkins do, g5 %; Walk.
or do, % bDi burden mule, % 50; NorLhw6st-
orn horse shoe nRila No. 4, BOc., No. o, no., o.
Q, .sc., No. ], 2ic No. 3, no.; "Lake'a5 do, NO.
sSc' no, r 25Sc;, No 2ac' 10. 2oe,, 10 s
40, NO. 7, 80, No. 3, lho.
AxEB--K X, per dozen, % 5NDlO %, LAKES
~ 000O 90; Hachensaok. "a bO1Df O0. boys.
handled, 20 GOftB 90. -
RIcFI10EHATORs,-~H mo. CLIMAX, gl7O0i
70. g DO, sls boi No, do, val no, do. sz5 J
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. chains, sate
pair, tQp7c,; pillow ginglotroeA. per dox., o.
bells, % per cent. OF door locks, t3 2sn9 90:
wood screws, 80 and 10 per cent. of. ~ oani
door butts, 40 and 10 por cent. on cut and
timed lacks, ~ per cent. on, coffee mills, Ri
per cont. ont blind hinRca, No and 10 por cent,
on. carriago boltn, Is and 10 per cont on
pl0w bolth, % per cent. on; piece tin ware
70 per cont on; deep stamped ware, 30 pei
cent on; shallow stamped ware, 90 DEF cent
ont iRpAnned ware, ~ per cent on.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-18
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