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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1884-11-27

AT the New York Store they are selling
Red, Blue and Grey Mackinaw at 85c. q
yard. Sold all over for $1.10 yard.
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PERFUME STANDS.

A larger and better variety than there
was ever brought to this city. Prices
low at Hinrichs drugstore.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1884-11-27

NIsH1ooTr is wholly different from
most villages with on almost solid German
population. The people of that burg
speak English almost exclusively. This
is particularly true of the children. In
all the other villages Of this city German
is the exclusive language unless strsng-
er chances to be present who does not
understand that language. This is true
of kiel, ReedsviIle and Centerville.
Why Mishicott should differ from all its
sister villages in this respect is probably
owing to the fact that in the early day it
numbered among its Inhabitants many
Americana.
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ATTENTION GENTLEMEN

For your sisters Someone eises sister
cousins or aunts, buy Christmas pres
ent from Henry Hinrichs, the druggist;
he has splendid variety.
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ALBUMS! ALBUMSt

Nowhere better and cheaper than at
henry hinrichs drugstore, come and see
for yourself.
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FANCY STOPPED BOTTLES
for covering With silk, plush or satin at
Oscar a. Alters drug store.
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TOILET SETS TOILET SETS
Largest, best and cheapest assortment
at Henry Hinrichs drugstore.
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Photograph Albums.
Photograph Albums.
Photograph Albums.
The Largest and Finest Assortment
ever before shown, at prices way
below those Of former years.

below those Of former years.
Albums holding Card size pictures at % cents 35 cents 5oc
6Oc. 75c, s1.OO and upwards
Albums Victoria sze holding Card and Cabinet pictures,
rs cents 80 cents, ST 90 and upwards.
Albums Cabinet sze holding Card Cabinet and Panel Pic
tures $780, 125, 15O, l6O 200 225, $50, 275, $780,
$50, $780, 400, 45O, AIS, 500, and upward.
Cabinet Albums with Plush Cover red and peacock blue
at $500, $50, $780, $50, 600, and upward.
Cabinet Albums with White Marble and Chocolate Coored
Insdes
N. B-The Patent Extension Clasp is most of our Cab
met Size Albums and is very desirable feature.
Come and look at large and varied assortment of all
sizes of Albums whether you buy not and you will be
convinced that large assortment all the rest
combined together. PIENING & FECHTER
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PERFUMESr PERFUMES

A large assortment of Palmers' elegant
perfumes. They are the finest and most
lasting in the market. At Oscar A.
Alters drug store.
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OSCAR A. ALTKR
''WaEN chill November surly blasts

''WaEN chill November surly blasts
Make field and forest bare
1t gently reminds one Of an overcoat
and heavy wooden underwear.
Our stock of mems, boys and child
ren's OVERCOATS has been reflled,
and our line OF prices aud sizes is again
complete. In UNDERWEAR we can
show you large assortment Of all the
most desirable qualities, including cot
ton, half wool, fine all wool, camels hair,
Barnockburn and extra heavy for lum-
bsrmen. In locking over our stock you
will find prices lower than they ever have
been. SCHURTTE Bros
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ROBERT MARKHAM.
First lIatOHd Bank ofMalitOVOc

Will Blu and sell Drafts on the principal cities
OF the Ur on.
Will bu and sell Drafts on Great Britain, Ire
land Nor gay, Denmark, or the Continent OF Eu-
rope at \ CIV York rates and Ia sums to suit
the purch 7sers VIII sell
Pr SSAGE TICKETS
Der sail G Steam from and to any Portin Europe
at New Y Jrk rates.
UHARI gS LULINC. Cashier
GEO. b. BURNETT, Assistant Cashier.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-15

TAR. II. w. MOORE, PHYSICIAN AND
i J surgeon. ofiloe on First street, between
idenoo over once. Telephone number nj res
idenco lg7; at ONCE o.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-15
WILLS POINT.
rorrc.pondenee Oh No aazette.

Corre'pondenee OF the Gazette.
Wills POINT, TEX, Oct. 1.-THE
moving of the agent, operators and all
employees into the new and commodl-
GUS depot was gala day for Wills
Point The company has erected one
Of the most beautiful local depots In
the state here The citizens contributed
literally for It's erection, and the com.
pany has done lts part In every partic-
ular, No wish TO speak for Mr..
George Munger, the chief carpen ter of
the new depot, the grateful thanks Of
the citizens OF Wills Point for the
uniform completeness OF hls job.
Your reporter has heard nothing
but praise from all the leading men Of
the city on his ability AS a mechanic.
The cotton crop 10 coming In at a
rapid rate.
The weather is hot and dry. There
were two deaths here TO day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-15
q y, netIys pine n ~ % doSf e7a natIvs

y q! So 3, native !, pine n 90 90 doMs re native
nREslnp i,unnnn. boxing iaancne. An
under, - QilN 90 DO i(Se, p28 00ocs d
lcnntinf, lci1t or any common lunabsf
f'6 WON d boxing over Ia inches. rsi 0lh
81 o. thick clears, ~ 70 ~ and p, Ell OingS ~
second GLASS, any kind. efl Oo,
DnnAaNn ARD MATuHnn rroopfHo--f1 rEa
GLASS, tea, gncnnd GLASS, eIl,
WWlrNi tNE lruRNtaiirN0 Isunnmn--tAf, Ia
and inoh white Pine, go, inoh do, eu5.
CniLtEQ-- AnAnnn On fi4AfN--F-irrt com.
mon white pine, ", $3.50. "a do, $50 "a do. mi,
nnlivopine, y, el2bo, do, ", 90 81
rorLAn LuaRrn.--ik, ~, and inch, psa.
aHTFoLnl-whiis pine A, Is, do shaded A.
ei.2b, DO extra No. 4, $50, cypfeaa, hest ANY
brand, IS; do No, 2, bi5o 40 No. ), sa.sG naive
saved heart, e,te sepa e,B.
pfoNEra. white pine, dressed and Needed
.9nere OF nat, 4 yellow pine DO. g; inih
Limn CEMnrr, Fro --Iime Austin, ea.u
nOr bill Coment, 1louiavillu or itOasnhiG, tl9l
per bhl.t Portland, e. 70 per bhl, Plaster fasis
New York OF Michigan. ~ 90 per BIN. riaatsi
nnior - Sirsprnof o. no parM N.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-15
eNIonNn nIANNNTa.


MHATa--tsughr cured hams, 100, n, .. q. n,
3econ, lte' s. ohnoon, axe 30, dry salt,
risH-Maohere lun Vita, No, 1, Ellis No.
z, tl.05, half bhla., No. I, 100; No y $500;
White nah, No. 1, hlf. bbie,, U,Q5, No. q, 1924,
Dried honlngs, per boz, t0c, God ash. olSo.
2ln cans, elo.i lob eana, pAoi on cans, piSo;
ooTTsx.~oommon llc., ordinary, iiYC;
fair, l2ca prime no, lSc fnnoy, 10, old
government lava, 1910.
TEA-Inpenai,t 1@Bii gunpowdar, B0OJ1.
AuaAn-Fino. powdered. bbln., Wsc.i do,
aiaI. lard &c.; Louisiana grammatical, Noe;
standard a, iAc,i ohoios white, Isko' yellow
clarified, 7.4@I<c.
RIuH--I.oniniRna, e6b7o.
AALr--COarue, In bags, gi.2bel,tO; nne IN
bags. -- lake, In Nat hoop bbln, s2.lo
pS oASTnD Goo5Tna-Prioas per dousn, pine
applee standard, gl.9l Peaches, STANDARD,
lba., gl6h; .ba., S2,2bep2bO, nooondh, ma
sl.t0,B MS, q 10; Tomatoes, standard, 2 ba.
corn Siio@i.6s Green peas, y.sa; Goose
oysterS, full weight, NJ. Bills: b., t2l0: light
si.sssasi7e Z B. D. $50 -. sl;N aaoSSrS D.
SiSS@ -, naTdines, American. VSub case
imported, pia,eOee 1870 case; btrewborTieh,a n.
l.i0j Eagls Condensed milk, SS.eoi crown
BAEiEa PowpHR.-. silyer Loaf ~ cans
per dozen, 6lts klb. do, 81 50i lIb, do, 81 %
| 30, do, a.; on. do, tl2.
| BUHDHtIaH-Htnroh, 40 boOp, common
ilto: German olive, bNo. Candles, iuil bo1eh
| ibgfo, hRiyes, q, quarters, O. Indigo. $50 n
| Bluelng, BOftl.0 90 dOaen, ColemRn'B mustard
el,i00yh.6O doHnn. MaooAfoni imported, lion
| American ul.O0 boz. BuohOih, two hoops
gAO0 doteniwoll buckets, ~. 01 dozen. Hroonn
81 ,TbSDH2 dnben brilliant oil, bblH., 2lu., leu
piOn, do, Slot do. 20 ci.asa, 81 10, brilliant
~ oaAoH, "a ioi do, liza easos, " 81,
FLoUH htannrd'H ltOyal Patent, IS y
y bbl.l Haoks, 81 loo p 100 Oss No. 1 Taxa
por roo lbs, 90, No 2s3 7b, No e2 co. Corn moa
p6r buahOl, go, Honiny and grltA, v Dbl
IS %; Oatmeal y half bbi., " "; ,raok "
wheat, Vh, 90, Crackers; y soda, G3sa1a., n J
aodR,7 6boi xxx soda, 7xo.; cream l0ot gin
SCI nnapA, Del lemon creams, po
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-15
ON CHANGE.
The Stock Markets We're Strong Yes
terday, Closing Hieher-Pro-
visions Were Quiet.
The Grain Markets We're Dali, Owing 70
the Political Bxoitement-Trad-
ing Insignificant.

NEw YoRK, oct. Governments nrm.
Railways firm.
state securities quiet
Speculation At the Stock exchange to-day
was strong, and tho dealings were character.
lxed by an Increased conndouce In highest
range prices, shortly otter the opening
there wns decline OF Is TO Taper cent, but
subsequently there was sharp advance of
IL 10 i-sper cent. Leckawanne moved up
AIS to ~ IL, Northwestern ts
10 "a. ~. Paul to scsl, Lake shore ~ 10 76A
Missouri Pacific ~ 10 gs9x, New York Cen.
trail ). 10 66I.. Northern Pacific preferred 4
TO Az, Omaha ~ 70 sls6 and Western Union
X to 65yt. In the afternoon thore was rcac'
ton OF Y TO * per cont. but at the close the
market was strong. Compared with ycster-
days. closing prices are x to.lH per cont.
higher.
Transac lions, leio0O shares.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-15

Twelve months clip, light, ine and modi
nm lt@iIi nne heavy W light, gsf@lli Hi4
monthly y Oh isll nns heavy; l0gi2 fsll
71t6tu,
HiDEs- No. heavy mint, dry y b 100; No
heavy nlnt, dIya y p rye; NO light flint,
heavy, damaged, v n y: calf skins and BADLY
damaged. y y l@1c; groen, naited sound, v D
10 butchers, green, " D $40.
PrTaIgs- beer skins, IN i5als anto.ops
Hhinu, a n lUaiao, goat Bkiun, each. lOftl7.
fheop pnlia, according 10 amount Of wool,
= ca up; hlicnfin9r, nco0fdinK W amount Ol
wool, bal0. Mexican sboep pella, 81lOo
Mexican aheep pelie, IMPROVED. ll0Di20; Mox
lean gneop aheariings, 10.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-15

wHBKY--IIsotined u ID9ibg, ~ per PROOF
s e ~ nai 5a one year olo. tEo Ksefs ols
extra old whiHky Sob,
WINmL-plAroi. oass,gs b00lOOO. ~ perqun,
ityl uatawDa, per gallon goR %. Port, VI 20
u 0Obl0 %.
OHANFAoNB--0. ~, Mumm q Co., ExtrI
- %. Krug, In basket, Cd O0D60 o. Ddmesn
ehAnpagns, q ooeit %, Geo. aoulst, sxtn
1ln-GsISoS Ale per aou., "a OOea 70, Porter
per dos, " 00t2 ~.
BoTTI.Ep Bxpn-Lemps quarts, gig 90 pa
tl2 90 Bndwol1en quarts ~ W, pintB elg u
hrlaDgsf beer, quarts, alp Q0i pinth tiB N
b0hltn Milwaukee, quarts tl2 00 plDta p1t u
Anthony a Kuhn's, Qta ei2 70, plntA Ga 80
h. Clauaon a SONS ohhmpaEns beer, quar-
gi2eo, piniA $3.50. FAlk's.AnwAnkss. qaarp
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-15


BAR IRON, ~ bQ, --Norway, Hcs no, VI d
EhDet IRON tAcJ No N q ghoot iron, Etfni
galvanized nheot Iron, NdDlfc., No, "a tnoda
l1oI No. I a do, loo; HiKna roofing TIN, old 81
old 20; lsx20 and i0xit pat do, az 1908 h0i
nnncr'a wire, 10 per cont. on, ttnncriH htook,
forty per cent on cook HtoVeF nth ware
$40 tO6o2t Oli do, with Trimmings git bOo0b1OO
WOOD WORK. Wagon nNloH NOo GDgi OOi
tongues, AOcotl OOt aiuglptreua, 81 5Bt hOlntara
zoos apokea % zoos 90; felloea, 81 eAsDq al
DouhletrooH, " H0oip0i nook yoheH, ea OOd
2 ~, plow beamn, iDihnNo,, pillow handles, 81 ~
O260i handles, eiTbgb2bO
NAILS. - 10 keg, basis l0d.--Burdon horse
ahoe, per keg, q ri Perkins do, 81 90, Wall.
or do, e5 bos burden mule, ~ W; Northwest
orn horse shoe nails, No. 4, bOc., No. s. Qgc,, No.
Q, $50, No. ], nic. No. y ADO, "tnko'n' do, No.
49,, No Q, aic., No. 9, no, No. Z, 100, No. q
100; Auaahlo do, No, t5u,, No, 3, fio., No, d,
uo., No. 7, &c.,, No. Y, lHc.
ANlcA--K X, per dozen, % hNGDi0 OOt LAX s'a
~ 0OQPe %; Hnokenaack. 90 1901 OO, boys,
handled, 81 bOdbA 80,
REFlll C1cftAToR mo. ! Climax, gi5UOi
No. ., do 1850, No do, g2s No. do, G2o
ANEous-rrao chains, az psr
pair, tQpTo,i pillow ninglotreea, per dOA., 81
pillow douhletroea, por uoHen Is Oli niooh
bells, 10 per cont. on door looks, eS 26eDg 20,
wood sorrows, ~ aud 10 por cent. on l. Il caHl
door butts, % and 10 per cent on out and
tinnod tnukH, ~ per cent on, coffee mills TX
per cent. on; blind hingea, 90 aud 10 por cent
on, carriage bolts, H5 and 10 pof cont on
pillow bolts, 30 per cent. off piece tin ware
30 per cent on, dDop stamped ware, 30 rel
cent. on, shallow stamped ware, ~ pOr cent
oifl iapannod ware, 10 per cent or
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-15
SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
LAW oARDs-

MeInbers OF wort Worth bar
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-15
Who Tried 10 Blow Up YIck's Parlla-
ment House


QUEBEC, p. O., Oct. 1.-THE four
men suspected OF causing the explo-
sion OF the parliament buildings Satur-
day ranged In age from forty TO TWEEN
ty-one years. They all occupied the
same room In which there were two
double beds. Madame Nolen, the land
lady. not understanding English,
could not make anything out OF their
conversation. Two OF the men seemed
10 have all the linen they
had with them on their persons. They
were In the habit Of paying for each
meal as they took 1t, and also Of pay
ing for their beds each morning.
Thursday last the youngero OF the party
left, taking " It'll him heavy valise,
and did not afterwards return. AL
seemed 10 he we'll supplied with Amer.
lean money, which, II seems, they
had some difficulty IN changing
for Canadian money to pay for theiI
board. Saturday afternoon the guar
dian OF the Quebec Central depot al
Lewis stated that he had on Friday
heard some men speaking In references
TO an intended explf zion and that h'
at once communicated what he heard
10 the police.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-15
ADonble Marriage.
ndanoe OF theaazntta.

Correspondence OF theGazotte.
MORGAN, TEX, Oct. l4.--Marrled,
at the Commercial house In this city
yesterday, the Rev. J. w. Higgins OF
Waco officiating, Mr.. Il. V. ID. Bate
man OF Alexandria and Miss Mollle
Higgins OF this place; ut the same time
and under the same ceremony, Mr.. q.
o. Furgason and Mlss Preasie Wilson,
ali OF this city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-15

Farpitnre--lleadsteAd imitation vain az
eeohi " zoos % All walnut u boDlO 70, chairs
scat, ~ 0OdDp 90; cane scat, dining, eia UODaO O0
Cnilda aud rockers, Is QO8ia 10. large rooki irl
g2l GetlSl 90 camp and rockers, each. 81 i6t
b., Mirrors, arch tops q dos, p9NOaia bh
Tables, round, fqnnmShu, fall leaf, 81 bikAk 10
Aafea, eaoh, e. 1901 00, bureaus, 81 bDnNpo
wash stands, IL 2N.5 hOi had uprinfh a. 760J
naby Carriages, - MON
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-15

LUnHHn,- Rough lumber, boxing, - inohui
ana under nralr9lnaa, g10 htrippirG. HH3 ~
boxing nnd neofing, ol4afu, Va; thick ele4#l
~ and *, ~; fonfE lumber, second Qlnfa
fl1 ioiat kn1 9oantlIue, unlin, flb,
biDiHo- tlrbt UQinmon white Pine SO ~
second do. 10 third do, usb poplar, 20 oo
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-15
Chicago.
Special 70 the aauet

Special 20 the Gazette.
CHICAGO, oct. A.-Politlos again claimed
all tho attention aud but little trading was
done. Prices had an upward tendency.
Wheat advanced cent.
Corn advanced "a.
Pork aud lard futures lower and dull.
Cash meats steady and unchanged,
Texas cattle intensely dull aud ~ cents
lower. plenty In and but little demand
Rheep nLandY.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-15
nrAln nnd Rananinnn.

whsst qnoioe, IS 70 600, msdlnm, 90 lnis
rye. 3iGbt0c: onru, 80aD969i hay, loose fr0n thu
vagOl, 90 00n7 70 per ton bale hay, " OOa
10 0Oi bran, CDc. per lou chops, II 0b0i n
per 10.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-15
COLUMN.

N under this head will b in
sio OF I'VE cents line saon
4tn 4orin 20 the line. No advef-
.a1. "A for less than Is cents. Par.
shum We nave no running account
IA advance.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-15

special 70 the Gas0tto
Kansas CITY, Oct ii.-The provision
market was arm and unchanged.
Texas cattle IN liberal supply market vary
dull and prices again lswer
Sheep dull.
PRODUCE.
RARaAs CRY, Oct. n. -wHEAr-- Lower
cash IS; November to4@5o1s; December 81
Ccsax-csh agar October soki soyem-
hor Al6 bid.
OATs-Cash ~ bid.
LIVE STOCK.
Live Btook Indicator reports
CArFLH-. Receipts 400 Rfass Texas 10 lover
export Vl@h By; good 70 choice thlpplne
ors. 3 a5,el IN cows Z oe9a p. grass Te1a'
Hees -RSceipts soog.wsak, IS to % lower
siisfi,-- Ifecelpta apo. fair 10 good 7say 81
common 10 medium 2592t1.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-15
'lre.poot. o. 70 par N.


sEaatcrn Texas cattle az about three. and
Southern and Central Texas stock cattle at
about two dollars per head lcps than the
above quotations
Tho above prices arr for hprda OF IOOn head
and upward OF beat North Texas cattle he.
liVored on the trail,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-15

MONTH";
INV YopK, Oct ~, - Money closed
l@i y. prtmo mercantile paper, bd6. ator.
ling exchange u. u, quiet nj sl.l; sight 4 SAL.
Produce exports for the week soSol,00O.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-15

rowdsr-Hlnatina, y keg, 81 20. Hins, q - y
q ~. Rina, v l2k hHaal5, Hine, = az ne. u Is
ahot--s2 v sack; buok ahot, ~ -.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-15
Drugs and Palnta.

nMUUft
bark, clnemen p.r N ~ Peruvian, a5@2sA
norar, iic nicafbonao Of soda, EnRiial
6cCopperas, BdACinchinedia. per or 6teDbi
cisi vaatiie 5 soar per p sssls, Cream ,ar,sg
ualomel, T, a w, 1bfpsO; English, pof To- bot.
tie included, p5Di 90 hlorhl nydrRie, perth
"a, Ol0i, Compensation Sawder, Dor 10 N,
noyorH, per 10 III ~. EpHuin nnltB per 10 so
A.. Gum Opium. per 10 - l0ioi 30; DUN Cam.
} 40 oil. CASTOR machine, 7i6bb5; oil, Castor,
por Rnlon, q dbagl lbi oil, lard, winter,
strained, 5000 oil, lard, No, 1, ebQI0 .Quin.
$500 Alum, $500, rreecrlption Walls W
per 81 OK s Y, esses magtc! griesa Rebate
ExtrnolH, ~ per cent on, A. u, Fluid Ex.
tracts, so per cent on. Essential oils, ~
Louis list.
strictly pure white load, % 609t o.; Bpirita
tutpontine, geebo noiled oil, 62eeebc
THE aiTEHMAN-WILLTAM MI uoLOila.
Ivory drop black ~, per ID 10 Englhh
coach black, ~, per no ICE; lamp black, la, 70,
black paint, y, sei 'trusalan blue, ~, hai Il,
IL, l2c. raw Turkey lumber, IN, No. burnt Tur
key lumber, ~, 70, raw italian sienna, ta, %;
burnt Italian eienna, y, pci Nankyke brown,
u, o., IN, l2o American vermillion, ~, 2Oc; IN.
dlRi. red, ~ Hinetta ROD, y, 81, i21fa, We,
" chrome yellow, 4; N 2, .. o. IN, hc'
rnFPAIkD 0RAfsiNo coLons.
Bark oak, 1906 Ash, 100. Black walnut, 1907
Maple, loo,
DiBTEMrTR cotom,
Ivory drop black, 10: raw lurHey umDsT
2bo, burnt Turkey lumber, 2bc. raw Italian
Hiennn, 30, Durnt Italian Hionnn, Qbc. Van.
| dyke brown, Zoo.
| Prices OF above made on n bnsin OF . IN 4
y, and ID cans, assorted; In Y and 1 ~
| mlnH; balance IN 1 end 10 cans, assorted
| prins ia 10 cans; bella ace In and 10 cans
assorted. Price In 10 cans, 10 less, i2h and
- ID tin pals, lEa lssn an kegs 70 per
/ lssa.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-15
s closed Etondy 4 10 Q points higher
Hsv orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, OCT. u. ? corroN spots
c'ased steady,
sales, 5000 bales.
Low Ordinary Z; Ordinary SIT OQpd
Ordinary Oh; Low Middling = SIC, MID.
FUTURES cloaed steady, lB7 points higher.
HaleH 10000
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-15

Ladies approve II your smoking
Little Joker
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-15


rRoDvCN
NHw YOWK, oct a.a-FfouN- null.
WHEAr-Apot lots y 10 ! lower options
opened u 90 y lower, afterwards reacted 10
~, closing at outside rates No. 3 rod sea
Ni.A Nh. rod stACDSi No = rcd October
SfifgDsbis closing sb1 November Ni,sepsH9f,
CoUN-spot lots q shade hottur. options n
fraction higher and stronger; No. 2, 90, No. 2,
gSI.G No, october 6s, November dl@GtS,
cloaing dt14; December bi afW0i, closing %
pitoNIRluNA,
corFKE-Rpot flir, Rio duh options dpil
aud weak.
sRles. ~ $50 bays.
Octuhpr..., ss.s...sss,ss.stsn $40 -
November, ,,,,,,... &ittN W
Decemoer.j ,,,..',;;..' ,..s eo@
re MuHcsvHdO 1874.
Moi.AasHs--Dull and nominal.
tTcH--Quict but aicnsy.
ronK,-Quiet.
NHEf-Quict.
CUT MHAfs- Nominal
fARD'-Firn, spot. 1907 %: October Sta
7 30: November NA@f ho Decomber1 Wwf W
COTTON mAItRErB.
COTTON nsuEu-zs AT ALI UNITED HrATr'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-15

oALyrsroH, Oct II -corroN--spot closed
frm and unchanged.
Gross receipts, NiS.
hnlaH. 9iiA.
Foreign exports, none.
COaHtwiHe, nonu.
Btock, sh.Of0
Ordinary 1910 Good Ordinary a.lf; Low
Middling W. iaiduling y U.ld, Good Midtling
Qt. vi ding Fair 10.
FUTURES opened quiet, steady but duilt
closed ateady and % points higher
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-15

noston.

BoaroS, oct ia Wool market quiet ohio
and Pennsylvania extras Ss9b; Michigan
iieeces 80; others unchanged.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-15

NEN|NHA"H
special 70 the Gazette.
st. LOUIS. Oct, it.-whcat was quiet
there being but little trading, the Ohio cleo
ton overwhelming ia interest the specule
tive mania Prices l.q higher.
Corn was again dun aud trading insiKnin.
can't
Provisions quiet
Texas cattle are settling TOTO - lower Re.
ceipis very iaruo quality poer, market slow.
sheep steady,
er louIa. Oct iL-FiouR--lasy and
wurtr~No rcd 55,107g4 cash, ysN@
IN October IA hei1Nk November, NlRSiif lie
oomhcr, closing NJ outside figures,
CoRN-6o cash. October faS hidi tl9t
0t2k November; 86aS89 year.
OArs--s6 i21hah b-S year; ~ 7-aWSl May,
rRovIaioNu.
PoRK--lS gDlS 5s.
HULK MEATs-i.qns clear . IS; ahOr, ribs
siooS1IeSs clc GA ii, short ribs ioiOs
i2,S. short clear les
LkRD-7A.
LAVE STOCK.
CATTLE Receipia 2SVe exports 2 loot %
grass Texans 2tfCs -, mostly Nbepi %.
ho0a-iteceirts, dluo, iboh 10.
silNEr-- Receipts SO common 70 medium
2 25db5 90 aood 10 choice 8RS 10; eNtu
| aOC Texas oOaS A
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-15

VSAIfA CITY fOusE--J. NJ. PREsLER.
Il proprietor. Everything new and nrgt-
ciaan. accammuda ti0nn second 10 mono In
North Texas. eeventh street, near depot,
wichita Falls, Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-15

HNNV = A FARM EIGHTEEN
eaMtfth OF Fort Worth, about iBO
.ntl oQltitAtlon, lU0 acres ia pasture on
=. cfHrt. hood orchard, plenty OF wa
ftft lhink convenient aud good
~ ~ g1nt.nalf eash. Apply 10 w. j. Hons.
" fla.ipnal bank, Fort Worth. l.. W.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-15
ausoEI.I.ANEoUs.

WQHTH RIFLES - REGULAR
stag And drill tonight At armory,
= 8 nAIlt promptly at \ o'clock. by
~ smoot, captain; j. q. brown
.lf|'f tffgeant.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-15

Accommodations fast time. Pullman
Palace Hotel Cars run through 81
Louis via Bedalla daily.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-15

~ 4r.EsoNs AND TnANsLA'
u. '. I. 7perienccd teacher. Sneaks
4 itiy. Apply nj wi fecan
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-15
l,lATrnn wANrEn-MALE.

iftn phbITfoN AS SALESMAN,
.cfor az book keeper by q practical
ntrnt ffocary preferred, salary
rb az All object as permnnent en-
l|a.l references furnished. Ad-
/ 81 itll ofiice.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-15

"a NAN WITH ELEVEN YEARS
flhntn ln bookkeeping ana now
oonf to- one of the leading lnstitu-
ori North, would like similar po-
h n mercantile house. Address NJ
lacfnro.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-15

tl, siTUArioN ny A RESPON-
hfhuna man as dry goods aud gro-
Can deposit $500 ny n guarantee
yer. Address I. H.. GAzErrE Office.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-15

b ot MONEY UPON PRODUCTIVE
sfft4 Negotinted; alaO, vendors lions
Id 4 N1tncin Smith a Co, FoFt Worth.