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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-11-04
rhe New EleetrIr NOM.

Tho new electric boat, The Volta, has
been successfully launched at Green
wiuh, tho christening being performed
" Miss Stephens, daughter Of tho pirt.
nor Of the firm Of Stephens, Smith l.
Co., engineers aud contractors for this
nrw vessel. The hull was built ly Mr..
Shelton Of galvanized steel, anil her di.
mCnSionS are: tllirty.six feet long, seven.
fNt beam, and three and ono half I 1t
d'pth; she draws twenty inches forward
all twcnty.six inches aft, with n dis.
Placement Of five and orc half tci1.
lilo screw propeller Is driven by tyo
RcckcnSaun motors, which are cOuplcd
direct to aud ina limo with the screw
shaft, the whole Of the machinery being
pkced underneath tie floor.
Tie electric current il supplied by
seventy Z. p. S. cells, which arc placed
low down in the boat underneath the
flor, and they form thus perfectly
distributed ballast, such as eau not 10
got In a small steamboat. There are two
naSts provided AMI sails, so that tn
electric power Can DO economical when
desirable for voyages Of greater duration
tlian tile acCnmulators can supply cur.
rent for Which is forty miles with one
charge. The masts and sails can be
quilAly applied Or removed. Tho first
official trial trip will be made down the
Thames Nssoon as all the internal fittings
are completed. After this tue VOLTA Is
70 make q voyage across the English
Standardization Letter.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-11-04
Mhnl pnrcnla Fenr.

Many persons-eSpeciully parents
object to many quack nosttums as likely
to. engender or encourage a love fol-
strong drink. They are right. Better
die Of disease than drunkenness. The
use Of Parkers Tonic does not involve
this danger. 1t not only builds up the
system, curing all ailments Of the stom.
ach, liver and kidneys, but stimulates
without Intoxicating and absolutely
cures the appetite for LIQUOR.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-11-04

The earliest use Of ;bo word 4piano.
forte 90 far as Is known, was in q
playful dated May 10, 1851. Tie piece
announced was The ABeggars Opera. y
The bill read: sMiss BucSler will sing
song from Judith, accompanied BY
Mr.. Dibdin upon d new instrument
called 'planoforte. New York Com
mCrcial Advertiser.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-11-04

4Wouh you Ike 70 lave rs dng some.
thing something sweet and loWiH said
the minister % the dying scotchman.
Wad like 10 hear some music, =" the
dying man feebly replied -bat / Dina
care for dngin,. Ye MIGHT send fOr
Donald and get him to play me 4 tune
on the bagpipes. - Boston Courier.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-11-04
No. in the Old Way.

Daudet is smashing some of the old
ideaS on the subject Of cating. He saws:
"When wrote the Nabob / worked
twenty hours every day. One becomes
intoxicated with work, and found that
my digestion was much better il ate
while | worked. Ialways took nv
meals ut my writing table and the result
was invariably satisfactory. You know
that IL you 20 to bed Immediately after
eating the digestion will accomplish itself
during sleep. The same with writing.
Commence Immediately after you have
swallowed your food. Don't wait for
digestion, or you will feel heavy and in
capable, | Lean assure you that this
physiological law has been yerttable
god.send to me, -[Foreign Letter.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-11-04
Red Date Palms.

Tho Ouly red date palms In the United
States arc said to 10 in Placer county,
California. The tree is a native Of
China, and the fruit Is highly priced by
the Chinese. They call the fruit -hung
chOy." The imported article sells at
form IS to 90 cents per pound. lex.
change.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-11-04
nroNih Of Public LIbrnrIe..

The growth Of American public libra
ries since the revolution has BEEN some-
thing phenomenal. There were in tue
country in 1919 but twenty Of these in.
stituticnS, with an aggregate Ct 1923
volumes. AZ the present time there are
nearly 1900, containing more than 49,
coo. 900 Yolnmes.-LE1changc.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-11-04

a Boston scientist predicts that within
twenty years chemistry will show how
sea water can be made suitable for
drinking and for culinary purposes moro
cheaply for seaboard cities than fresh
water can DO brought for any eoniidaa.
bleditauce. -iE1ehange.
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Awlndow Thermometer.

Many people catch cold by leaving
their windows entirely open all night,
II may be warm when they 20 to bed,
but very cold toward morning. A man
in Iowa has inventedan adjustment that
will be affected, like a thermometer, by
tho weather. and will cause the window
to rise or fall as tie uight grows hot or
eold.-LChleago journal.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-11-04

Medical Surgical opened the city Of GapOl,
for thu treatment III forms Of CHRONIC DISEASES both MEDICAL and
SURGICAL The staff o this Institute will consist OF the following Physicians
and Surgeons G. Z. REED JAS JOHNSTON, II. g. ALCORN
W. MILLS Persons Of oil suffering from form Of chronic
diseases will be received treatment carefully examined and believed
durable benefited by will the patient desires be furnish
Institute the patient chooses he she hoard
hotel boarding house the city and be treated by heaG of the Institute
as outdoor patient,
While mo boast miraculous cures We believe We can give
The largo cities Of the country Institute viii be furnished with
modern means appliances relief deo and accidents
Opens all kinds will performed accordance with the rules
legitimate Surgery ~
Believing will be suy treated respectfully solicit the patron.
ago oi the sick and afflicted For particulars address
July 22-6m DR. h. g. ALGoRN, secy GalipOlts, Ohio
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-11-04

Tho deaths in Europe from smallpox
are said to be 10000 annually. The
mortality Is almost wholly confined to
civilians, as owing TO constant accinR-
ton and revnccihatiOn the armies are
almost wholly free from the disease.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-11-04
OUR PRICES NE LOW.

nnI Nior the working class. Send 10 rent, iol
IM postage, and We will mail you EGEg, q
WIIII IToyal, valuable box Of sample goods that
VNAAO will put you ~ the way Of making aote
monty 10 few days than you ever thought possible
Al any business, capital not required, We vii
START YOU. You can work al the time OF u spare
time only, The work Is universally adapted to both
SsxeS, young ard Old. You can EASILY cara IRON 8
may teit the bu dneii We make this unparalleled eieF
10 al who are not Vel satisfied We viii send s. 70
pay for the lTouble OF writing "a Full pAliiruarl,
diftetioAi, etc., sent free, Fortunes viii "a made
BY those who give thelF whole Tine % the gufk,
Greet iutetti sbtalutely sure, Donl delly stan
aoE, Address StlAtdN Z Co., Portland Aamp
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Administrators Notice.

THE undersigned has been duly ~.
j pointed and qualified as The Admin.
lstrator Of the personal estate Of the lite
Dr; ), g. Shaw, All persons having
claims against said estate will please
present the sane for settlement Per.
sons owing said estate, either by note or
accnunt, are requested 10 edmeioFwnsd
and settle the same.
rH0S r. CARPENTER.
Admir- q TIE es,alcpl pi. s & Shaw.
may lan,ipd
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-11-04

MECa week At home $500 outht tree, Paw
OtlahAolaiely sure. No risk, CAPITAL moi 20
Squired,. Reader, u you want business a
which persons Of either isE, young o. Old, can make
great PAY AZ the time they work, with ahiolule Ger
Portland, Maine.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-11-04

A sight to be seen in Uncle SAINT
museum at Washington is the blue uni
form worn by Gen. Jackson when he
thrashcl PakCnham and his red-Goats a
New Orleans,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-11-04

Lexington EiV'sion trains run BY Gene
trail time Main Line trains East VI
Huntington run BY Eastern time, which
is one your faster than Central time.
Nos. / and 0 run daily except Sunday.
Sleeping Cars between Huntington and
Clifton Forge.
Nos. and I. Solid trains daily, with
Pullman Sleeping Cars, between Wash
ingtOn, Richmond, and Louisville and
Cincinnati. Donot stop for local bust
ness,
No, 2and5, daily between Huntingdon
and Clifton Forge, lh moi rinbetReen
GliitOn Forge and Richmond
No. Ii, daily except Sunday leave Mt.
Sterling B:40u u. IN, arrive Lexington s.tl5
a. IN; arrive Cincinnati, via Winchester
ll;SOa. IN.
No. - daily except Sunday, leaye Cine
cinnati eco y. M; Lexington 5;55 p. IN;
arrive MI. Sterling $3.50 pm.
No, klqayes Norfolk $50 n. fn.,0liI
Point $40 a. nj does not connect f9rtlic
West.
No. leave Richmond except Snndiiy
S:l5 a. M; arrive Newport News 1864.
nj Old Point ll;l5 u. M; Norfolk iI:50
noon.
Old Dominion Steamers leave Norfolk
on Monday, Tuesday, Neutrality-suspicious..
day, or Saturday at $50 p, Mi arriyein
New York next afternoon.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-11-04

Weak characters never show any Dc.
cision except when they commit some
act Of stupidity
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-11-04

4 NIlkIrDn warned TOT The Livsi Of all the
MlHIlI NPpiidenti Of The U. s. Tie iir.
MIllV igssl. hiudsOmssl, best book ever
-, Ssold Tor les thah twice our price.
The fastest selling book in America. lmmenss
profits TO agents All Intelligent people want Il,
Any one can become 4 aueCeitiul agent. TeFma
ice HALtEfI Book Co, Portland, slainS.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-11-04

For Rates, Tickets, Baggage, Clecks.ap.
ply 70 any Office Of ca D, RYorDeppt
or Ticket Office Of connecting lines.
q. w. SMITH, II. w. FULLER,
Gen'l Manager, Gen'l Pass Ag,e
oct 2l-ti.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-11-04

Russian proycrb. Trust in God but
mind your own buslheis. -
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-11-04
The Ohio River Rail Road giln
Table.

= Az SAAS &NANgA GNdAA &N0aW AIN
IN EFFECT MAY iOrH, 1886.
Central tine one hour do,tsr ,t,an part.
eTsJarg iims,
Leaves Parkersbnrg.... 0 loan 3 s0pm
Arrives Wheeling..,..iO l5am s OOpn
Leaves Wheeling.,"... 0 loan 3 SOpin
Arrives Parkersburg 10 45am s O0pm
RTC Connections at Wheeling Tor all
points with the Pennsylvania system,
EAST BOUND.
aP.C.&StL Ry.)
Wheeling, 1ys.......lg 45pm S 4Sam
Wellshurg, Arrvs,...., / 45pm 2sam
Stnebenvllle ...... 0spm 05au
Pittsburgh " ...... 8 25pm 0 25am
Harrisburg, via P.R.R, ! loan II 15pm
Philadelphia, /" 25am 3 O6pm
New York, /" Z 0Oam 9 loom
Boston, /" f" 8 20pm ......,..
ACCOMMODATION.
Leaves Petersburg ...,........ 8 foam,
Leaves Wheeling ..c,,...,.... 4 iOpm
GEo. W. TRoKPoH, Nice, pres't.
Q. L. WILLIAMS, Asst supt
June 20, lss5-ti.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-11-04

IN EFFECT May IOTHl 1885,
Central lime one hour atavr ,Aan Pub.
a,..l1,ir,i lime -
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No, klqayes Norfolk $50 n. ln.s0lI
Point $40 a. nj dpOsnot connect iortlic
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-11
building Material.

Inmbcr-ll0ngh lumber, boxing, ~ inches
nnd under frsi class tlH 90 stripping hN3, NJ 90
Tuck clears = and u ~ 90, rough lumber,
sccoud ciasd 10 co. joist ana scahiling, culls
" 90
sidlng-First common white pine 30 90,
second, do. ~ 20; lird, DO, - 90 poplar 20 90
as7 50, native pine, q, ~ W. Dntlye pine b
20 %; native r0ugh, 10 40.
Dressed Misunderstanding, ~ inches and an
der - 00i do, lNa, - 90; scantlng jolst or any
common lumber. - 90. boxing over ~ incheH,
20 w. thick clears, 10 u ana ., 80 O0i second
cags, any kind, 70 %.
Crossed and Maclcd kloorlng-First class,
{2l: second. class. - ~.
White Pine Furnishing Inmhpr-ll Is and 2
inch wide whine pine. So; inch DO, 90
Ceiling. Beaded or Plain first common white
pine, SO, "a dn y 90, so do IS, poplar 20 00a
~ On, poplar 70 00l3J %. native pine -, do
~.
shlngos- white pine A o. do shnded 8
4 %, do c'dfa SO. o 20. express, bcHl. any
brand %, do 80. ~ do 40. 3 2 10, native
aawcd heart W saps 8 ~.
PIckels--Whltu PINE dressed aud hehdcd
/ square or Hat, W. yollOw pine do %, ialh-
/ q J0hA bn
! Lime. Cement, etc Lime, austin, % pFi
1 bbi. oemeut, Louisville or liosaDnls, % PEI
I hDi.. Portland. o. per bbii Ilnsicr paris
( Sow YORK or Michigan, 90 per Dhlj plaster
l hair G5c bu
DrcL-Flro proof, 5Oper NJ.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-11
BURIED IN THE MISSISSIPPI.
a Fatal Bridge Accident by which Fou
Lives are Lost.

Fainl Bridge Accident by which Four
lives are Lost.
hEirHSBuRG, ILL.,, Nov. 10 A terrible
accident occurred at a new iron bridge
being built near here yesterday, by which
Tour men lost their lives and several
others were seriously injured. Anumoer
OF Workmen were on temporary scaffold
attempting TO raise an iron stanchion, pre-
paratoy to ironing a section Of the long
span of the bridge, when corner post OF
the traveller gave way, and with crash
and roar like thunder, the whole staging
with men, machinery and ponderous iron
column, fell into the deep water below.
Patrick Conway, James ncCauns and
John Olsen arc buried under the debris
In the bottom of the river.
Pat Noonan Of Clinton, Iowa, was
killed
William Bassett has both legs broken
above the knees, and one leg below the
knee. Another man, whose name is not
known, has broken leg and is injured
internally.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-11

NEW YoRK, Nov. p--Fionr-.u,,,
Nheat--Spot more or less nominal. nn,iors
opened laic higher, later weakened and a.
vlneu tatc, closing irmcr with a renrtlnr ~
nici 80. red November s3laetle. cinsine
sAc, December 9sdge9c closing lsi,c. fnnt.re
81 o5i. y w. closing
Corn--Cash lower aud less srtlye. on,,o,s
opened dtc lower, rcnrtcd al fe clusipi5 tis,,,i
No. November biw5uc clnsinr 6tiS. nn,
cemOef asl & 5atc,Closing a3sc; 1anusrv isl.s4Str
closing tsic' May, 47ialsie, closing isle
PROVISIONS. ErU.
NoHoc-Vpii0ne, more active Int bareiy
steauy. sales. DQe0u bags NOVemhlr. 81 ~
litccmber ~ ~; January s. 81 FchruAfv "a ~
Sugar-buil, white extra e sc. yellow 435bfc,
cubes SIC. Na"'e
IuTpehtine--Dull, SIC.
Nopl-firm, faifly active. domestic frfer
&'1'bci pulled, lsa .1c; Texas, laa2sr
fors--tirm, 50 $4,000.
lAFd- lower less active. Western steam
spgs 70 4Voo s2l November, So IS; December
70 81 January, sc na6 Is.
LIVE STOCK.
hceyea--No trading in beer cattle and onl,
two cars arrived. Dressed beef dun bat talri,
hrin at diN sci for sides
sheep Receipts llh0 firm feeling and few
sales including good sheep at S. IS and goo,
amhs al % 90.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-11

The average wine yield OF California is 400
gallons to the acre, while In Franco IL Is only
1876 gallons.
According to the estimates of the directors
Of the mlnts the United States keeps the lead
in the production of both gold and silver.
--Texas has imported over 81 900 600 worth Of
thoroughbred stock, and IN this way the I'm
proyemcut OF Texas cattle Is going on rnpidiy.
When it Is understood That TeNus now
produces about one NTH Of the cattle raised
In The United Staio9, the importance OF the
cattle Interest,", VII be readily appreciated,
estimated TO be worth 500 OO0,OOO or 80 per
head.
-Advlces Just received in Holland from Java
show the great development Of The sugar indus
Try IN that island. The sugar crop Just com
pleted--July |. 1851, 90 June 10, les'5-was no
less than 31i $50 tons, showing an Increase Ia
five years of l05,sls tons, Low prices there
to have epurrcd the planters to extra eNcrtions.
! The last i've years tgurcs are as follows; July
J, 1850, TO juno Sc s5l !lO,5)l tons July J. ISL,
/ To June 80, 1852, 27l9J0 tons; July ], 1857, 70
June 80 1888. 2SiGlS tons; July J, 1888, to June
| 20 1854 81 800 tons; July ], 1854, 70 June 20,
1885, 374,3s3 tons. There are only about 100 ~
! gar mills in Java, but the land snited 10 the
! cultivation OF sugar Is practically unlimited
-Boston Journals are raising their voices In
mournful accents, saying mat the hlgh price
paid for wool Ia Texas r. noi Justified Dy me
! Price paid in Bosom. and give the buyers IN
I "a stRto considerable faiherly advice on the
subject The real cause ~ the noise u thhl
3 manufacturers are hcnuiug nu}fit 70 lils Nldtt
and purcha-ing directly from the producers
and can give prices that are not reduced Oy
| lniddle-lnens profits. This Is why Boston
! huWis, aud she "a, good reason TO- lts hard
! on boston, but The arrangement suits the Texas
/ wool growers, as honey suits the bee.
I The Cincinnati Morning sun prints an article
| telling Of the decline Of the city, business. Al
1 tercalling attention TO the announced rem9y
/ Il oil the large notion house of Strpbel n Wlihlp
! 10 CIV York by New Year " speaks OF tho ru'
[ NOR that by January thiriy or more OF the lead
/ inq Cincinnati business h0uscs VIII bH lnnkihR
I arrangements 10 remove % Ncly York OF Chiea
ga II calls attention % the dechlehge IN the
! az, goods trade 81 the city, now much smaller
I thnn In 1870 and mentions several heavy nrm'
/ which have already gone. The entire clothing
9o0 yearly. IS threatened II SAYS, with destruc-
ZION. and nearly an the leading lines are siml'
nrly threatened, particularly the cigar tHnde u
which several large firms have left there wlthif
year.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-11

Saldlcs--ERscd stamp California 40 00G75 %;
plain california % 0Od60 %; loose Corus, ftlll
tree Is O015O %; tied oorus. of Austin foNns
10 0OGlSOO; fun rigs bO9l2 so, ! rigs, black or
oiled 50Gl0 O0 side saddles % 10 20 o.
rockotS-liOckCtH OUG2 90; Llama goat 300
800.
spura--Eurcke nickel with straps 8 10 India.
nola "a.
Team Mhips--por doz . 20 20 70 o.; quirts per
doG, 90 TO - Oh; breast straps with sides and
snaps per do2, 10 TO ~ 90; etirrup feathers, all
sizes per dog. 90 To q O0 Rrths per do8. 90 u
10 90; haltera, Well per doz. % haltVrH leather,
per dos. 10 80 10 rs 90; saddle bags per do2 10 O0
TO ~ 90, pistol, holstors per doz. 90 to 10 6Oj
cartridge belts per doz 100 TO 1900 hAme. straps
per doI. 1 To- 80
ColiAra-- Duck 30; leather 10 80 TO "a OOt Init
scotch whang. sowcd II 30, heavy sondrm split
and duck SIa
llamcs-iiook No. ,, by case, per doz so,
hook No. /, by ease, per dOZ. 3 10.
Ihniuk--,IS lo Tho
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-11
nrnga nd Mellclnos.

Bark, cinnamon per D. i2c, Peruvian
Jc6I so. bpraX 10; bicarOoBate 81 sodn, Eng
heh, De-, fOppcrae SAFE; cinchincdia per on
Y2ll lse, castle soap per D i0aIGci cream tnsihr
~ T.. per % fZMl1C; chalk lump, pcT ~ 2GBc
included, 00al 10; chioFu hydrate per ~ Bog
u; rhiorOf0rm per D., D1tun Included,
I5d50c. composition powder per D.
2fc; bowers per u 1 20. EPSON rats per
% 3atic. sum opium. l'er %, - sja3 ~. Cum
campior per y pc Morphine per ~, ~ 100
- on castor, maciine, 1ONnic, on. castor,
6s6 f5c oil. lard. No. j, Gpr. qnnlne, r. w,
per on, sjc Flower sniphuA, y Ubc, Alum, ala
5n. Prescription ylsa, by case 6j per cent. on
broken. ~ and ~ per cent. Oh, show csseh,
list prlccs Rebate rat ntd 81 list 1iayeCs'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-11

Prlnts-Standard prints new styles 5lc; Al
lens tancles 5lc; American BIC, Arnold 5ic,
belmont 0ci Berwick 4ci Charter OAK, 4lci
ouards DC; Dunnell-satmes Sci gloucester
5lc; Hamilton staple styles bic, liArtcl 0lci
Lodi 4lci Manchester blc, Pncilc 5lc; south
finish 5lci Windsor 5lci fancy pinks, aici
slater solids Bic; Peahody solids DC; lierlin
solids 90 Durham solids lici Victoria black i!ci
steel River chintz 6lc
Albany A A4.4 DE; Atlantic A \ &c; Clifton
zee GA &c f., Lawrence l. l. ~ 6lc; l|ntland q
g a. Glc; Glendale 4 - diei Enterprise !.
4 "a &c; Tam Oshanter 4 DC; Chapman A
4.i3e Belfast Il 5ic Rose Valley q &c
First Prize a. dlei Argyle a. eyes Busy Bee
wide Brown sheetinr--Lowcll 1914 Isc Pom
broke 1914 zoe; Aonainork 1914 l5lci Lancas.cr
lD-4 lSc; Pepporoi 1914 &c, Boston lO-i 2ici
Lockwood 1914 22lc.
1914 Pepporcil ne; 1914 Pembroke 20c, 10
Monadnork l9lc lO.l Lowell l9c; l04 Lock
wood 2ici 5.i Quinnebarry We, 90 Pembroke
l2lc.
Lolorec Ducks-NIoptapn u SIC; Ioston 500
1000; Everett Il - lie; patuNcnt ~ oz i2.pi
Eiglc brown lie; Warren Mile II 6.
1ickinss- tmOskeag 9 l2ci Arasapha Az
7c; Cornwall sic; WllltentOn 900 iic, Glen
Riddle 7c; Lewiston SO.inch l3ci ocean oici
Oakdnle &c
Hickory strlpos--Extra stout. blue or brown
9ic; Mechanic blue 0ioi Jcwet City e; Rock
River, blue and brown SC Eagle, blue O9cI
UncAsyllle A 81. Columbian SIC
Glngham i--Lephy 90. Piunket iioi Glasgow
fanGies 7c ; Glasgow dress stFes SIC brighton
&c, EarlstOn sic; Scotch Bookfold &c, iors
check 7lo: Slatttryille checks Tie Nuban drcse
style. Sc, Argyle staples 5lci Bates ihneles 30
locilomond &C.
Lnseys-Cumberland llici Calumet l0ci Fall
Play l8c; Imperial iicj Geneva l5cj AdriaIic
l2ic; bradford l2lc; Clifton SCI windsor ac.
Jeans--kluyvcr &c; AbhotHfOrd llci Tcle
graph I8c; COvingtOn lic; Poinrie l7lc. Iloosici
lie; Imperial isci bennington lelc. American
zoe; silver Peak 25c GLAND &c; TeSaH Doe
skin &c; Great southern 82ci Humboldt Gle
CanOnlCut DoeBkin BIC.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-11

Fluid extracts, 20 per cent. on. r. ID. Fluid
oNtracts, % per cent of, Essential oils, ".
l.ouie list
nistemper Colors- ivory drop black gAci raw
Turkey umbOf 25c; burnt Turkey lumber 2bc I.
raw italian sienna $50; Italian burnt sienna
2lc NAudykc hrown25c,
Paints. strictly pure white lead 1OTi5oi epir
It's turpcntlnc 50dAhc; boiled oil GldG5c,
Tho sherman. Williams CoorH. Ivory drop
black Il per N, lie English coach black, 20 per
NJ, lGc lamp black, is per 10, Ice, iUltNmarinc
blue, ~, h, ltc blue paint Is %, raw Turkey
uwher - DC. burnt Turkey umhur Ia Be, raw
Italian sienna u Ne, bui at Italian klounH Ia Nc,
Nnudykc brown IL %, Paris prcun Ia Chrome
l. NJ u,Tp. q. L. lic, American yermllllon liz
2oc,lndian red H., lie. Ncnllan red IL hs lstn ~
a 90, Chrome yellow l.. VI \. q. 4 u, ., Is lil,
Yellow ochrc llls sps 2ts Nc,
Prices OF the above made on basis of In |,
and / u cane, assorted In and ! and 2 ~
cans; balance IN and . NJ cans assorted, Price
IN 3, 10 cans, balance in ANA n cans assorted.
Price In n cane lie loHs, ~ and 20 n tin pals
! l3c less, and kegs Pc per NJ less,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-11
81, LOUIS.


ST. LOUIS, Mo. Nov. l0.-Flour duh and I'M
changed. ,.,,. ,.o,
ing; market opened sc higher, mostly on May
declined &C., reacted and closed same as yoslef
DAVIS finish; No , red cash 9iic, November va
Gd5Ic; December gjs AISLE, closing Nlc Janu .
ary V75a0S3c, closing 9Slc bidi May 81 u9t@
81 OGA, closing 81 OBi 80.
CoTn-Opcned weak, and November and yenr
declined &c The decrease showed by the gov
ornmrnt report caused a reaction and the In9r
ket closed as Yesterday No. mixed clsh $50
November 36saS7c, closing $40 bid; year saga
3jc, closing 35c. May 3j6c. ,.-l-,,..
Oats Firm, du; No. mixed cash -''@-'"
November 25lc; May JOY hid
PROVISIONS. ErC,
Com Mcal--Dull ut 81 80
Wool--Quict, unchanged.
Pr vlslonf-l3asy and not much done.
Pork-Old - IS; heavy new held ~ ~ o.
Iard-Firm, So 90 bid ia,
Bulk Meats-Dry sailed, long clear boSeu'
"A s5G so; snort lib, So 10; short clear - " q
. p. -,-, "a. hort rl
IS ga; short clear, So OOGb l2l
uums--sg 50dl0 So
AFTERSooN HOARD.
Whcat-BWely steady.
Curn-lGfo higher.
Outs-Nutning done