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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-04-03
100 handsome baby carriages
Greatest Bargain Sale Ever Offered i'm
Warrington, at Clark's, 734 9TH st. H.

w., Tomorrow.
the world at $1.25; our 81 French woven Corset
Tic; Toe: Corsets at ACC; our SOC. Corsets 25c.;
one lot OF fine Corsets, remnants, 69c.; 59c will
buy merino Jersey, regular price 81; pleated
back all wool Jersey, 81 40, regular price 1925;
same snn quality, braided, $1;25, regular price
Isle Gloves is, regular $50; good SILK Gloves
49c., reduced from &c., infants Swiss Caps 1sc,
elegant embroidered Caps 49c., sold at &c.;
children's ribbed Hose, all colors and sizes, &C.,
regular price 12l2c.; regular made socks, 121ac.
ladies' regular made hose. 1Sc., worth 25c. boy
percale Shirt Waists 25c, regular price SOC;
boys white Shirt Waists 49c, regular price
7ec.; gents percale Shirts, separate collars ACC,
regular price Csc; White Shirts to linen fronts,
reinforced, 800, no better can be found at Soc;
ladies' long Night Dresses 41c.; CSC. Chemise at
49c.; $1.1O Night Dresses 75c.; 1O-inch en-
broidered ruffie Skirt 99c., regular price $1.39,
at Clark's, 734 7th st. NV. Remember the
name and the number.
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FUssELL's Ice CREAM and Charlotte Russo,
1927 New York avenue.
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CITY ITEMS.

This week. Special Sale of Strictly First
Class Fine Shoes at VIM. Hahn Co.'s Reliable
Ladies' hand and machine sewed French Kid
Cousins best Kid Button, So.
Ladies glove top (our own make) Button S.
Ladies flexible Kid and Foxed Button (our
Ladies' unrivalled 90 Foxed Kid and Lasting
Misses and Child's fine heel and spring h. But
Gotta.
Gents best mot so-called) hand-stitched Button,
Gents superb 50 and 81 fine Calf Shoes
Hahn's famous 50 and 50. so fine Calf Shoes.
BOYS and Youths fine Calf Shoes.
We have all these goods in broad medium or
pointed toes,-in widths from A to Z, in high or
low heels, and for any pair that should give out
another pair.
We mean ezactly ,ohat zoe say! q
Following Wonderful Bargains.
for tomorrow only, at NJ. Augenstein's, SIT 7th
street northwest: Best fancy spice boxes, 42c
pans, &c. sat iac decorated dinner snd tea
sets combined, 125 pieces, $40 so, worth 81 90;
2St; coffee pots, 12c.; 3-qt., 15c;; half dozen
Rising, Sun stove polish, &c., half dozen fern
leaf goblets, 89c; half dozen French china dec
us half fruit
15c.; 4-string, 23c.; wooden water bucket and
bar soap, 15c.; large wash basin and SO clothes
pins 13c.; examine our rattan carriage, from
S65 up to $4,000; finest assortment Of trunks
and refrigerators in the city; half dozen stone
china cups and saucers, 35c.; $1.25 curtain
poles reduced to 400.
100 handsome baby carriages
Will be offered at low prices tomorrow, at r.
Goldschmid's S12-7th st. NV, also the follow
ing special bargains; colored glass ice cream
saucers for 19c; " gallon water pitchers with
8 goblets and wine glasses to match only &c.,
band painted china salt or pepper shakers csc;
Browns Shoe dressing, bottles for 25c; Refrige-
rators and Ice chests at low prices colored glass
dishes DC; handsome hand painted french china
tea sets, So pieces reduced from $11, to 1878;
American china, ~ pieces only S5:4s; hand
painted french china fruit plates 23c, worth
Soc; goblets 6 for CSC; wine glasses for 15c;
band painted syrup pitchers 43e worth 75c;
lain cups and saucers only 69c: y dz;- cut glass
octagon dishes, inch SC; inch 1Oc; inch
12c; elegant hand painted English china din
ner sets 1873 pieces reduced from $40 to $3.50;
cut glass finger bowls tic; colored glass, polka
dot finger bowls 19c; plush mirrors on easel re-
duced from SIS to ESQ., square shape brass
bird cages CSC; lunch satchels 25c, worth SOC;
hand painted china pitchers CSC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-04-03

1871 1lth Street Southeast.
Read the Post for A. Kaufmans weekly bar
gains.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-04-03

DoN'T FORGET that on Saturdays the New
York and Washington Tea and Coffee Com
pany, 43s 9th street northwest, present their
customers with cup of fine coffee, iced tea and
wafer sandwich
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-04-03

some OF HAHN's RELIABLE Low PRICED
SPECIALTIES.
SIC Seventh street and 1922 Pennsylvania
avenue.
Ladies' Genuine Serge Slippers, 25c.
Kid-lined Opera-toe Slippers, so and 6Oc
"a CSC. Solid Kid and Pebble Button.
Cents S1.25 All Leather Caters and Laced
Shoes.
Gent 81 so Reliable Button Shoes
Youths 81 90 Solar Tipped Button.
Misses 81 90 Kid and Pebble Spring Heels.
Child's Csc. Genuine Goat Spring Heels.
Z" 75c. Worked hole Kid Spring Heels.
Infants 35c. Kid and Goat Button and Laced,
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GlOvesl GlOvesi Gloves!
All Of our six-button length Mousquetaire Kid
Gloves in tans, browns, opera shades and black,
plain or embroidered backs. We shall now
sell at
79c. 70c 70c
Actual value 81 So
Every pair warranted II tried on In the store.
B. ]. BEHREND & Son,
S18 7th street northwest.
P.&-Ten cents on every pair allowed to those
who bring this advertisement with them. i
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Hem-etitched Linen Handkerchiefs, beautiful
quality and handsome patterns, price 25 cents
Francs, corner 7th and D., the only strictly
one price hat and gents furnishing store II
this city.
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Now FoR Spn1Na C1oru1sa.

ANOTHER TIDAL Wave
GROCERIES TUMBLE
And We Offer
10 LBS. GRADUATED SUGAR,
le LBS. STANDARD "a" SUGAR, '''''''''sA
1s LBS. EXTRA "C' SUGAR. ''''''~A
10 LBS. EvAPoRATED APPLES, ''''''~A
3ls LBS EvAPORATED PEACHES '-'''~A
Z LBS. CHOICE DRIED PEACHES. ''-''''''''@A
16 LBS. CHOICE TURKISH PRUNEs, '''''''A
IL LBS. CHOICE FRENCH PRUNES, ''''''A
For.......Sl
Buy quick these prices iableo advance any day.
ELPHONZO YOUNGs,
GROCER,
42S 9th street, between d and E
CoFFEE-far superior 70 Government java - and
CLos1Ne SALE
LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO..
CORNER 7TH AND G STREETS
IN ORDER TO MAKE ROOM FOR SPRING
STOCK. WE ARE CLOSING OUT WINTER
GOODS AT PRICES THAT WILL AsToN1sH
YOU.
ODD SUITS FOR MEN,
ODD SUITS FOR YOUTHS,
ODD SUITS FOR BOYS
ODD SUITS FOR CHILDREN,
AT A GREAT SACRIFICE
ODD ovERcoATs FOR MEN,
ODD ovERcoATs FOR YOUTHS
ODD ovERCoATs FOR BOYS,
ODD ovERcoATs FOR CHILDREN
AT FIFTY CENTS ON THE DOLLAR
PANTS. PANTS. PANTS,
FOR MEN. YOUTHS, BOYS AND CHILDREN,
LOWER THAN THE LOWEST.
LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING co,
mhab CORNER TN AND sTREErM
V1xssA OrrloAz Co
= 1soA = sTREzT No1TZwEBT
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Blout's Millinery Bargains for East
SUNDAY.

Blout's Millinery Bargains for Easter
Sunday.
We will sell Tomorrow Saturday doz. ele-
CANT Trimmed Childrens Hats, nobby and new,
from SO cts up.
A large selection of Children's and Ladies'
Untrimmed Hats and Bonnets, all the late
shapes, at reasonable prices.
Our immense stock of Trimmed Hats and
comnies ioI MISSES s ana LADIES, was never SO
just what you want and at the lowest prices.
All the late novelties for trimming Hats, such
as Ttnsels, Bullion, Frosted Materials, Persian,
Embossed, Hand-painted and Woven Scarfs.
We keep Millinery exclusively.
We keep everything appertaining to Millinery.
. You cannot fail to find what you want at
/ BLOUT'S, TO It'll st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-04-03

1911 l1th Street Southeast.
The Evening Critic has A. Kaufman's weekly
bargains. q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-04-03

BAReAINs' aAReAINsI
GREAT BARGAINS IN SHIRTS AT THE
BRANCH BALTIMORE SHIRT FACTORY.
The COMFORT SHIRT made Of Wamsutta Cotton
and Richardson's 100 Linen, (Renforced), finished
ready for the wash tub, for only IS cents This is
the Finest Shirt in the market
Ask to see our CROWN DIAMOND SHIRT made
OF Fruit OF the Loom Cotton and Fine Linen BOsoms
only 90 cents These Shirts cut lengthwise of the
cotton carefully made and will give entire satisfaction
We have just received $50 dozen MEMS FANCY
HALE HOSE. which intend to sell at rs CENTS
PER PAIR at
mhl3 1902 F STREET NORTHWEST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-04-03

JUST RECEIVED 10 barrels Bermuda potatoes
80 quarts fresh strawberries, 500 pine apples
c. ENGEL'S Sons, No. $50 Center Market, 9th
Hreet wing. Telephone call 96-3.
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Gloves! Glovesl Gloves

19Al Ilth Street Southeast.
See A. Kaufman's weekly bargains in the Ma
ti0n0l Republican,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-04-03

WE HAVE GREAT PLEASURE in certifying to
the adaptability of Deep Rock as a natural
draught water. 1t has almost entirely sup
planted the manufactured and much-vaunted
"Vichyn at our fountain. Respectfully, White
side Il Walton
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-04-03

Silk and Thread Gloves.
25 cents will buy beautiful thread Glove
worth 4Oc.
40 cents will buy beautiful thread Glove
worth soc.
So cents will buy a handsome silk Glove
worth 81.
B. ]. Behrend Son, S1S 7th st. n. ".
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON. d. c.. April 3, 1855, 10 a m.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, D. c., April 3, 1883, 10 a m.
For the middle Atlantic states, Increasing
clOudiness and rain, winds shifting TO north
eriy, colder weather. rising preceded In east
portion by falling barometer.
For Saturday, rain is Indicated Tor the dis
tricts on the Atlantic coast Saturday morning,
followed by fair colder weather. warmer fair
weather is indicated for the lake region. the
Ohio, upper Mississippi and Missouri valleys.
Severe local storms are indicated for the south
Atlantic and the east portion of the gulf coast,
and thence northwaTd TO pennsylvania, during
Friday afternoon or night.
COLD WAVE FLAG ORDERED UP.
The cold wave flag was ordered up at Wash
fngtOn at $50 this morning, and the tempera-
ture will probably fall from fifteen TO twenty
five degrees in the next thirty-two hours.
THROUGH the earnest solicitation of Mr.. Rob
ert Hoffman Mr. Jacob Schaffer, the champion
billiard PLAYER of the world, will give another
exhibition of his skill at the billiard parlor of
Mr.. Hoffman at the corner of 18th street and
Pennsylvania avenue, this evening, at o'clock.
WE ARE STILL AT IT.
Another lot of bargains for tomorrow:
Ladies House 1Oc
Ladies Kid Button Worked Button Holes. 9Sc
Ladies Fine Kid Button, better grade. 81 pa
Ladies' French Kid, bargain. .............. 81 90
Gents English Walking Shoes.-..............S149
Gents Fine Calf Button, Congress and LaceS2 40
Gents Hand Sewed all styles, Custom MakeS4 90
Gents Working Shoes. solid .................. CSC
BOYS and Misses School shoes all Leather. Csc
Children's Spring Heels. ;5;5c
Family Shoe Store,
80 Seventh Street,
tr1<ut rra Oh ly-or 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-04-03

THE INAUGURATION FUND.-A subscriber. a
member OF Ascension parish, has endorsed to
an officer of the parish, to aid in the extinction
OF the debt on the church building, on Easter
day, his reimbursing check as $50 much money
found" The gentleman had already made q
handsome subscription.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-04-03

100 Pairs Ladies' Hand.seWed Kid
Boots at $3.50, worth $3.50, q job lot, at j.
Brooks, SO2 18th street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-04-03

OF QUE SPECIAL BARGAINS, we mention a
few to-day under City Items. A-fnei chrome
16r each customer. Ioung>, 4O2I 18th street.
Sole agent for tine 50. so Electric Shoes ~. s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-04-03

TONIGHT Mr.. Ed. Taylor will amuse the au-
dience during infermissiOns with fancy bicycle
riding at National Roller Rink, T. street, near
7th. Our popular children's matinee Saturday
morning and evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-04-03

A BIG DRIVE IN MISSES HOSEA Job lot of
8. dozen misses hose full regular made fancy
stripe, will be placed on our counter for tO-mor-
row only at 1Sc. per pair. Sells all over at 35c
Call early to secure sizes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-04-03
CITY AND DISTRICT.

GLASSES 81. Hempler's. 453 Pa. ave
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YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO THE
FINEST DISPLAY EVER EXHIBITED IN
WASHINGTON CITY.
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one yard-wide new satteen patterns, 61ac. ].
T. Young. -36 eth street
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Jerseys! Jerseys! Jerseys!
Look at our 81 90 Jersey, worth 80. so
B. ]. Behrend & Son, S1S It'll ST. NV.
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II ROCHON, CORCORAN BUILDING.
os First-class Hair Dresser from PARA
Three Patents and Five Medals from Expeditions q
Paris, Lyons and Vienna
Manufacturer and importer Of
HUMAN HAIR AND FINE HAIR WORK
Ladies' fine Hair Cutting and Hair Dressing
Hair dyed and shampooed In q frst-cIass mannss
Wigs u order.
DIS R2- stb ~ m -
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AIMS RELIABLE

Family Shoe Store,
80 Seventh Street,
First store above Pennsylvania avenue.
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LaCeS and HamburHS
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
20 pcs. Hamburg, formerly sold at &c., now SC.
20 pcs. Hamburg, formerly sold at 1Oc., now &c.
20 pcs. Hamburg, formerly sold at &c., now Sc.
20 pcs. Hamburg, formerly sold at zoe. now 12c
10 pcs. Hamburg, formerly sold at 25c. now 14c.
10 pcs. Hamburg, formerly sold at 35c. now 21c.
All Of our Laces are choice patterns, and you
will do well by examining same before pur-
chasing. B. J. BEHREND & Son,
! S1S 7th st. NV.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-20

camphor pcr %, 2sc Morphine per o., So loa
-. Oh castor, iuuchinc, 70asDci OH castor
per gallon, N dtGl 90 oil lard winter strained,
Uc zoe; oil, lard, no /, Geo puinino, +, n W.,
per o., soc, Flower euphur, NHaC. Alum, sac
Dc. Prescription yials, 10y ease, 05 per cent oil
hrpkcn, 30 and 10 pcr cent on Show Cascs,
llst prices Rebate pat Wed, Rt list Tbaycrs'
Fluid extracts, go per cent. OIL 4. h. Fluid
extracts, 20 per cent, Oh, Essential oils, ST.
Louis Hst,
blEtcmpor Nolors Ivory drop llacl a5c, raw
lWkcyVmhcr 2ie, burnt Turkey lumber zoe
rtW italian sivnua 2,c. italian burnt sienna
2jc; Nspdykc brown zoe.
Paints strictly pure white lead ,007sc spir
i,s turpcutlno 5UGhc; boiled oil HlU6ir.
The -hcrrAu Williams COLOR IVORY drop
black per %, lGc; English couch hgck y. per
%, iGo lamp blacs,ls per 10, loo ui,ramRrlnu
h!up, ~, Is, ltr blue paint u le raw Turkey
umhct ~ re, burnt Turkey uiubeI Is DC, raw
Italian sienna is 20, bu' nc Italian sienna Is 90,
Nnndgkc brown Do Nc, Pniie green Ia l4c, hrumo
J.. NJ, u.WD. q, Us l4e, American vermilion BE
aOo Indian red ~, NE. NupltHn rod Is %, rae, %
@ 90, Chrome yellow l.. NJ \, O. Il u, o. 10 AZ
yellow ochro IA asgs g5- &c.
Prices Of the above made on basic Of ia !,
! ana - cunH, assorted ia and aud (. N
cauai balance IN and 2 n cans assorted. Price
lu 10 cans. balance In and 10 cans nssoricd.
Prte iu % ~ cluH Ice less, III and 20 % TIN pals
llc less, and Kegs 20 per % lC0G
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-20
Rev YORK.



WV, yorK Nov A--Flour-Stendy,
Wheat--Spot lot firm, but very qule,i op' ~
sa1c closing heavy az about 'he ~
,ed November uOmlnAli December tNst, y,
ciostng g-ac,Iunuary gglcQSl 0Ol, closing "-v'
~. 81 opal Oh closing - tGi
Corn-Spol lots 30 ic higher anu optlnhs y.
l.nfnrr closing heavy, No. oi4a22ic cl'hNti,l
az M afuat; No. November ~ eo'o ely7inE
Stie. december 5ii Gjic,, closlns oilSi JAhuei3
s7s 5T,r closing 51sc; May a. d45c ciosihs 77l'
rROVlsIuhs, EIC. rq,o
CoiIce-Spot fair RIO weahi oPtlonn II snot
po{nt4 lower and fairy acuFti ~ w i,.,,,,
I'd. sales $4,000 bags November W"
ber q GOES g.; January th. t..t .. asa.
surnr--~trady nnd quiet; iTlh4eu" 80 - W.
c9ntrifugals SIC; English ls.hnar vn.,,,,,ii,tl
Gnad eteady standard a J.l6ci granulale9
4Siolaases j. STEADY; Sew orleans 90@'-c'
chainr nud (lne Rio hrm aud fair demand
Rice -Onist and steady.
T'atloyIStcady and quiet AZ 40
'Turpeniinc-Flrm al 51lc
poyE--daici, but held higher mess sio~@
~ iSoo,,d-qell points higher; Deeemoer y i'@
n January tGd66i..
Baevos-Noihing doing; dressed Ses' i ~
lint feeling firm and sellers holding ioi 'e"''
prices, -pcecints 7q85 market slow
and nrices unchanged Hheep s9ld ~ ~ isfnbs
win one car Of 81 aN' iAlI w iatitt - az,
ranged from i!ajle per louhu' N''"
extra al &c
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-20

saddles Raised stamp California 40 00@IA 00j
plain California - 0nd50 o.; loose cOTils, gtiil
tree ID aGSo %. lied coruH, Of Austin TcNW
10 03die 90 fith rigq 5O9l9 %; rigs, blaeE OF
oiied q 5O0i0 90; side Thddles % 20 2Oo0.
t'Oeketf-Po POCKETS Ola2 90, Llama goat Boo
B W.
spur.-l.urcka nickel With straps 3 75i India.
nol8 ~.
Team ANhips--per don, 90 % " g1i Quitts per
doz, 90 10 a 90 breast straps With 8idee and
snaps pee dog, 90 60 ~ o. etirrup lrathers, nj
slzea per aUz. 10 10 y ~; girths per ioI.e ~ "a
~ ~ on. plet0i holsters per dol. 80 20 10 bD
cartridge beta per dos. 100 10 $500 hAme strap
per d0z. no 10 %
ollafs- DUCK 3 90i leather 10 % 10 y % !. imii
Scotch Haang koWed n 30; heavy sondTim spill
aud duck 67j
Hnmes--iock No. 2, by case, per doz 30
hook No. I. by case, per dOz %.
Chains--35 70 800.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-20
Futures y. g 4, dun to 2p0in'- lower
LOCAL MARKETS.
orFcE OF IHE GAzrrrE,
d.

OFFICE or me GAZETTE,
Nov. no, 1885.
4, .,s, ,,i.s 80, ,,,,..,, ,,.,.r, t,,,,,,.,,.t
P"HI"7 ga 'V' ""iNs va '"''',' WY '''"H"'
into the city by wagons 10 day, ana prices
ranged from TO = so. closing NJ $50. II is a
-, .,,,,,,, ,.,,,,,vs M, ma
-uolec' OF Tcll"l" "'H'hB ""!''' '''' '''
cotton now being brought "a this city Is
oc , annrrlor Grade. very utuc. II
s,r,n,,,.,ia,, ,,I,l,lI,n, ar5 oo.n ,l,,s.in,,
any ialihg DeloN lul"ulihh' an" o'iVh ''""7'"t
rs high az middling fair. The fine weather ~
o,,,,i,. ,ho coree az the superlor GRADES Of tbe
0''''" ' ~, -, -. ,,,, .,,.,,,,.. ,.e
present season. as owing 10 INC Anaeh'c "l
rain. the staple b. free FROM stain. II H. also
,yt.,Il, FREQ from trash Bo.itcs
t',n''"'n,' h,',.
This, TeNh7 COTTON ms hlS"'
or rating IN the great Eastern
..,,,, Iotn,. of 81 s,i,,,rInr ,ualt,, to Tho bulk
"''i AN''' '''"6 w. -, 49,,
ct tic crop raised easl oil me MiH7iTslppl' me
lint rs of hncr fiber and brings more money
- ,,i, .i,,,,r. to,,e ontoyo,i . r,,,,,,t0
h'''' ""''' -, -.
cent season Tor gathering thS'f cot'oh' th'l are
bppiuutuu to need rain very badly for wheat.
Unless il comes soon much that has come M
viii die, and that IN the ground viii fall to np.
near.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-20
CnnntrY I,rnnnrr mi rrllt.

ORANGES Louisiana per box q %,
MpsmuR LcWOns--pcr box So O1di 40.
Apples Northern i1 GUa3 20 por hbl.
totatocs-lrish per hn new Northern s5c in
sacke, unlonf-NOrlbefn per Dbl Is -, Beans---
butter $50, Peanuts 7dSC, Cldor--llalf Dbl
- 90 Cabbago--pcr crate Northern - i0@
8 20.
Poultry Hons s. 90 per dor; young c,ickons
81 GDU2 TO- turkryr 5QMhgG, geuso 2jGaG,
ducks, per dozen, 81 35a3 90.
Eggs--per dozen iGc.
Fresh country butter Choice li22io, Choico
Western dairy lsC fancy creamery roc
potAtpes-SWect. tOlfBpc per OushpL
s1uer krlut-Pct half harrci 3 "a.
lianAnas--Per buncil, 2iU3 20.
Cocunnutp--rar 100, 50 90.
New pocans--lailc,
Brazil NutA-l2iC.
Ahnunds-gOC.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-20
COW AND HORSE.

aiations Making FOR the Great Con-
'en'ion to be Held at st. Louis.
LOUIS, Mo, Nov. l9.--All prelim-
arrangements for holding the sec
Anaual convention of the National
and Horse Growers association
nezt week and the entertainment Of
'sIes are now complete. Fully one
Fand regularly accredited delegates
Already been reported and over five
Eaad eattlemen from forty-one states
I'lIllories viii be in attendance and
their Influence in the interests Of
arlous sections of country. The
interest will be largely represented,
'ae'e willalso be many breeders from
~ and North present. A wide
q luestions will be discussed, and
Alected that the convention will do
Samonnt of important work.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-20

90 PRODUCE. PROVISIONS. Erc.
NhW oRlhAsS, Ia. nov. 10 --Fiduf "a Al
sa.es 10 nhls.i extra iasc s. eeos ia, Nfjnnc
wv Nlnter WHEAT paieins IS iQe5 ia
pta-ilal and lower al gissAc
Pork'-Nuict and arin az sq as.
Ms- }gict but steady; chnicc Western so.
choice so 1ndl7 al W
il1E frodrcis-QulCt hut steady
hulk Mcat8-ShOulaprs 81 Q3t A,n., ,i...
" l2l ear rih, s. "a N"N
clear rih, s. sii. VS. 'N"'i - 20
ia lll a holco ansaroured canyascd, sloa
WhlsSy-QulOt
S,9ueer, nnll; Rio r,rgccs conimon saioc.
lacc-hlght holders linn.
COTTON seed Oi--EAsv
ings ct banks, Si.SH,I.A
& DcheuQN unchanged .nn salra
,s.n.i hitnor mrlatscs aci.s Hrn and heheri
obcn hr.la choice a1g stsiniy prlmr. sn,, iie'
k1,oS5o pIint, '@MS'e' rrnc 1icSic. good fair,
common 2Qc.
h59alasses--v mFitulul- weaker. eood ptiino
lrg1t' lalr iQ prime. laa13c; eoutl copii1on
~ lHc liotlor. l3dlac.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-20
! GROWERS CONVENTION.

4 i, Last Resolutions Adopted by
II, chicago Convention.
.,eo tr1..Noy.l9.--About three hun
,a AZ, har1 cattlr brccders from all
Xxx country were In attendance
al, snnual meeting OF their asso.
~ f.st night An Invitation from
' .-,r convention for short
.s.ders IA connect Themselves with
..,nj,atinn was accented and thc
uss instructed 60 forward
4 .,5h;" f,og f1rtbe pntire body II
,olrad ~ send rrprrscntgtiyns To
' yonis conyrntion of the National
IA 49,. uorsn Growors' associotion
5 rpI inst
I.,co In Nov 1n.-tmonp the
.a,s0s af Tho National cattle Crow
, NJ NOT mentioned in vnstnr-
li,rs,csc. u.,s manor road Inv
S'' stnggis of CHEYENNE. W r.
4 ,,oct diseases from commercial
|s,n, The n,rpr recommends
someNbsi loroer appronriotiou
.sosri opoIintinr "a tbot the I'm.
'~isst rsisin men of character and
Sunnros sim of foreigp diseases
11ps' "A 800, -1n =, thn Lgro,H ~ an
|rgn.try Ind the massacre of sauita-
4. @odsiod nm Nos. of Nchrasl.a
n snst9in md rioi,lIy enforce To-
|agntipg for nrotrction AGAINST do
4 diseases
nrer IVA. warmly onnl,u.lnd nv
So. rr,a cb,irp,an ~ tho com