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Elsewhere.

EAST LIsERTY. Pa. April SO-Cattle-There
was nothing doing in cattle to-day; ell the con-
signmenis were for through points. receipts $50
head; shipments, 1882 head.
Bogs-We-e firm and slish.ly higher: Philadel.
phias,GSi 9095 Workers q 55e54 IS; receipts 1000
head; shipments, q 100 head.
sheeo-Were slow at UNCHANGED prices; receipts,
LEGO head; shipments, 400 head.
KANSAS CITY, April S0-The Live Stock Indi.
Gator reports:
Cattle-Receipts. ess head. Market firm: ex-
ports. 3 95 40: good tn choice Shipping, 81 S5Q
B; com mon 70 medium 81 65Gl4 so; cows 7Sds.
choice, So 75G4; feeders, S39l O..
osE-Receipt,. s 20 head Market fairly active
and no lower; assorted lights. averaging 100 10
lbs, 81 C5@4 10; bulk, s. 9594.
shSeo- Receipts. 593 bead. Market steady; com.
mon to medium, S292 25; fair to good. s. 25a 4.
CHICAGO. April s0-The Droverx' Journal re-
ports:
Cattle Receipts. 5000 head: shipments, $500
he ad. Trading brisk; coed 10 choice grades 5GIoc
higher; shipping, 81 60@5 IS; butchers and can
ming. g 1904 so: stoekers. s. 659s So; feeders,
g. 6G9l5: Texans, si65.
hozs-keoeipR. 1900 head; shipments, 6,OOO
head. Market weak and 59l0c lover; rough and
mixed, 81 1904 a.; packing and shipping, "a 4oa
460; light. So 3504 6s: skips, 80 50a4 Is.
sheep-Reeeiprs. $500 head; shipments LOCO
head. Market fairly active and nrm; shorn, g. rs
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returned aud announced, in a voice Of fear.
full portent that the Prtsidedt would see
him at once. The door swung open. aud be
found him self in the presence OF Andrew
Johnson. Colonel johnson, in relsting this
incident to q friend years after Eard. said
that the moment bis eye fell upoa the Presi-
dent, for the fret and only time IN his life
he was afraid. he sdvsncsd 70 the end If
the table nearest The door and plsced his
hand on 1t to steady himself At the other
end sat old Andrew, his face w0rSed up 20
sn apparent frenzy of passion, and his eyes
fairly emitting sparks OF IRE. His glance
struck through the Colonel like cleo + CITY,
and he began TO tremble a. the knees. This
lasted few moments when Andrew broke
out
"You here you internal traitor, do you
know where FGa ssandg Do you care come
nere 10 the Capital that you hava tried to
Destroy Why, you wretched rebel On
you, L have great mind TO hang voa TO 8
lamp pos" The Colonel stammered out
that he had come to the President 10 plead
for his lie Come 10 plesd for your life"
sneereo me President why, your life
is forfeited thousand times - Then
followed series o. expressions OF y most
sulpburous nature, and which had such
an effect on thu Colosel that be said he
had to hold on to the table with roth
hands to keep from sinking 10 the floor.
Next came pause OF some duration during
Wn1Cn the 1reS1Oeut glareo upon him with
bloodshot eyes and fendikh sheer. Finally
be broke out again: you miserable traitori
REBEL assassin OF your country you de-
serve 10 be strung up without mercy, and
I'll veyy soon settle your case for you
Reaching out be seized a pen and paper
and. with an iuplacable look on bis face.
dashed off few lines, TO which ne affixed
bis signature, and pitching IL across the
table, exclaimed. "TheIe. take that. and
make the most of It," and turned away.
Colonel Johnson said be had Just presence
OF mind enough TO reach out and take the
paper, but was SO confused and blinded by
his emotions that it WAS a minute before be
could make out the words on the mage Ii
was sn unconditional psrdonl The poor
Colonel said the Tevulsion in his feeling was
so great that he wss absolutely beside him.
self for short time, and before he
could collect his thoughts sufficiently
to comprehend what had taken place.
old Andrew suddenly came up behind
him hit him e sounding slap on the back.
and Toared out in HE loudsst voice Bob,
old fellow, how are you?" and Selling him
by the hand he shook it warmly. accom-
panied with many expressions Of good feel
Ing.
Colonel johnson remarked that be had
been in many hot place in his life, and in
plenty of situations of great danger, but
never IN SO hot a sSirmish ss that was while
it lasted. 81 tell YOU" said the Colonel.
Andrew Johnson was one OF the brayest
men that ever lived -
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NERCIAL.

Dry goods jObbeTs report business fairly salts
factory in all departments. Considerable demand
Exists for merchandise suitable ,or warm weather,
notabli parssols. gloves white goods and no.
lions In groceries, cofss iss little easy: roasted
eofees az of &c. Salt has advanced SC per bar
rel. Evsporatet are hrm. SUGARS nave advanced
lice per pound. Eggs ans poultry are steady and
unchanged.
GRAIN.
We take the following from the Board OF Trade
circular:
Whest-Loca! markets continue firm. All grades
IN good request. with light Offers. Futures n {
wanted seaooard generally shows slight decline
from opening and st close shows lower market,
anc AZ some points dull
Corn-Very active a. quotable prices All grades
IN good request and prices sre higher for all cash
offerings Failures dull; receipts only fair . a
board steady At quotations. and 70. cash ana near
futures a shade stronger.
osts-Higher snd scarce in local markets. Sell.
ers holding all stocks firm.
The following tsole shows the receipts of grain
90 his point for the past twenty-iour hous,
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sex@toe: No. 2 mixed. s5s&a6ol<c; No. mixed,
April 5I1f@tSc; May. 5T3<@5s: june, 575< a5sc
July, 5s1z9g6s14e. Oats-FGrm: No. white, $50
4S1ze: No. white, 4ic. futures dull and shade
weaker Butter-QuieL Other articles unchanged.
Receipts-Elour. 1900 bbls.: wheat, Al 600 bu. !:
corn. ~ COO bu. eau 1000 bu- 6hipuants-Wheat,
2.CC0 bu.: corn. 4.000 bu.; oats IL zoe bu.
BALTIMORE, April S1.--Wheat--western irregu-
Jar. unsettled end active; No winter req. SPOT,
81 0l5+Ql or; Apr,l. 81 o. bio; May. 81 O2i< a
] o25S; June. s. 045s9l 0S1s; Joiy, q 0se1 071z,
CcIn-western higher ana fairly active; mixed.
spot and April sSistg5s14c; May. 5oG's sac: June,
So@5S1zc asked. Vaw Higher and Iirm, Nes,eFn
white, sS(G50c: mixed. Safe Provisions-Stesdy.
with moderate demand. Other articles IN
changed. Receipts- Flour, 2,l10 0bls.. wheat
2COO bu; corn is 600 hu : osts IA 600 b.; rye coo
tO. Shirmenz-C Corn. -. coo bu-
LOUISVILLE. april S0-C0con-Dull: mid
ding, ltsz@l0 sc. Grain Quiet snd firm.
Hhehl-No lo-g berry. 81 -: No. red, 81.
Corn Higher; No. mixed. Sc. No. white, 5oc.
Oais-No. mixed, 500. ProvisionS-Dull and IN.
ehsnceo Bac9n-Clear rib sides. Sc So clear sides.
s. y; shoulders. IS IS. Bulkmests- Clear nib
sides. IS 5; clear sides s. 30: shoulders, 81 IS.
Mess Pork SD 81. Hams-SuEar cured, 104l01Se
Lsrd-Choice Leaf, IS p.
KANSAS CITY. ADril 50 -whest-aigheF; cash,
sSic; May. Ss149SsHc; June Sc; July, $50
SIZE. COrn-Hlsher: cash, ll5z9H7sc: Nav and
JuLe, Sc; july, sec. Oats-NOminal; 500 DID.
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tsls

WILMINGTON, April SO.-Turpentine-Quiet
at 2sS4c.
ANTWERP. April So Petroleum, III SIC paid
and If 75c sellers for fine pale American
PITTSBURG, April 30.-PetToleum-The oil
market was active but firm: prices opened a. S0j4c
and closed ct S.5sc; highest price Size; lowest.
S01zc.
BRADFORD, Pa, spril S0-Petr0leum-Na.
uOnal Transit Certificates Ooened at 505sc and
closed At sic; higheSt price. ST. Sc lowest S01Sc
elearances. 2.s5o,O00 bbls
OIL CITY, Pc, April 20 -Pe.roeum-Crude OIL
SALES OF 1,S17C0J bois. elsarances, S.zS600O bOls
runs, SC,52o Dds. shipments not reported; cnsr-
tiers, IS 2sS bby. National Transit certificates
opened al as &c and closed az sic: gheSt price.
size. lowest. SOLE. The monthly report OF field
operations TO be published il the Derrick io.mor-
row seoTs: New rigs III; wells completed, Ia
new production, 1910 bbls.
NEW YORK, April 3o.-Petroleum-The petro-
ieOm market con tinueS strong making small
gains each day, but is dull and other wise without
feature After the board closed last evening oil
was bid up on the street TO S01sc, at which it
opened this morning. to Sic, anu on free sell.
ing. broke 10 SoEc. IN the afternoon there a
reaction, certificates advancing to size, but the
price again fell to So5sc. ana closed at Sic.
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Q. 80: wooded common, s. 75s4 % gOoa. 81 iOs

a. so: wooded common, 8 55g4 q; good. 81 lO9
: 90: lambs, s.
81. LOUIE. Aprfl o0.-Oatne-Reoe1pte. 600
head: shipments. go head. The market was steady
sDd nrm: exports nominally s. 6e@5 90. fair 10
good shipping steers OF ll00 "a lao los. 81 759
IS; good native but cher steers, 81 50s 50, COWS
and hei.ers. S39s; Colorado steer, OF 600 lbs ,
81 IS; stockeIs sno feeders, g tCG4 90.
Bogs-keceipts. G, 90 head: shipments 500
head Market active. but lower: Workers, 81 4OG
q; psckers. Si94 40: butchers. 81 409i -
sheep-Receipts. 24o0 mead: shipments. 500 bead.
Clipped sheep in demand SSSs4; uGshorn dun
aud range SS 25@s so for fair 10 choice clipped
Texans Of 81 lbs average brought s. So
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: The Produce Market.

Auc FroQucS Market
Eggs-Paying 10c per doz. nom Store lIISal2c.
butter-Creamery fancy "a a 2so: choice. I8ssIOo:
onIy, selected, 16al6c: country, fancy, 1sc;
sweet ss. .oil. IoSl2c; medium grades, $3.50; low
Poultry-Hens, $40 per H.. /; roosters. &c: hen
turkeys, l0c: tom turkeys. SC; old geese. sud
Meli-iesthered, per dcs., o. So; ducks per dos.
Featners-Priue sssse. csc; mixed ana ducks.
Esss-l1zg1zc.
wool-Tub-washed and picked, 2sasoc; un-
washed medium, lso; unuashed common, 1sc;
understandable at their value
Cotton feeces. 1l@l5c.
The Provision Market
Below are the present IoppIng prices:
euOked Meats, cauVased or plain (plafu meats
not guaranteed against skippers-)5. Q. Hams: 10
70 ia lbs average. Sllzsc; ID lbs average. l0zc;
rs lbs average 5 5oe; 20 lbs. average eAc;
hams. Reliable Brand TIC; do Porter Brand
&c; California hams, Reliable Brand" TO; dc
clear, Reliable Brand" IIc; English shoulders,
light do, &c: English shoulders, heavy do &C |:
,sc sn0ulesss gessss SS Sc dried Deef 90
40 bellies, light or medium VT. SIC: DO backs;
light or medium VT. re; do wrench ditch. &c.
sides or hacks, unsnoked. &c; Bean PORK. clear,
per obl zoo lns, us 90; pork clear. per bbl, 200
ia e. %; tsPlly pors Sless Der sh 400 lbs
X bbls., containing 100 lbs, at hall the price OF
the barrels with SOC added. to cover additional
Lsrd-Purs Gettlerendered IN tierces SIC: In
bali barrels or 5olb tubs s5sc; 4s-lb tin tuba &c;
G-lbpeiis, SC: 10-lb pals, skc.
Boozna-In cloth SC: in skin. SKA
The Grocery Market.
cheese-Fun cream. New Yorf, Is91sc: Ohio,
&c; part skim. s8sc per pound: Wisconsin, 10c;
sape1 ~, lie; young America. lie.
Cohees -Commcn, e01O5<c; ordinary, lCl<4
lie; fair. 11za115<c; prime. 1240i25<c; strictly
Prime. l25<9lszc; choice. 1s5<9ll<c: Old Gov.
roasted. lib PACKAGES. 1oo-lb cases, llc; 60-lb
10, 1<1kc; Arbuckle's roasted 14c; Levering's,
l4c: Cardoos. 1S54e; Gates No. Il. 155<c; Gates
sugsn-Cutioaf. 7s<n, powdered. sc; granu.
.ated, tH0the: standard A, 51S05c; on A, 51f9
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-01

The Ills that flesh is heir Ia are legion but
few are mora Distressing than rheumatism
and neuralgia. Their cGnqueror has been
found, however, IN AthloDhoros. Bsv. J. c..
Kinder, of Burlington, Wis, wtliss SIS fol-
lows: 81 took your medicine as directed
and fiud 1 em vel of rheumatism. regard
it as the most wonderful medical discovery
of the ace. being especially valuable IS a
specific for the moot painful dissa'es 20 which
humanity is heir. / have Recommended it
TO others"
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LONDON, April 30.-Consols % 1-16 for both
money and the account. United States Bonds
a.. l2i9s- Railroad Bonds-Atsntic AMI Great
Mesle-u nrsts, US. Canadian Pacific, 371s; Erie
LIZ Erie seconds, SOL Mexican ordinary, 27s<
-. Pau common, %: New YOrk Central, 92Z
Ear silver 493 81 per ounce. The bullion In the
Bank OF England increased Es.l 900 during the
past week. The proportion o; the Sank of Eng
land reserve 10 liability Is now Il6 per cent.
PARIS, April 80. Three per cent Teutes ri
4oe toIt the account. The weekly statemen of the
baok Of Frauce shows increase IN gold OF
assoc o., anu decrease in silver OF So, CO0f.
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Rheumat1sm OuickIv Ou-sd.

There has never been q medicine for rheuma.
tism introduced in this State that has given such
universal satisfaction as Durengs Rheumatic
Remedy. 1t stands out alone the one great
remedy that actually cures this dread disease. IL
Is taken internally and never has and never can
fail to cure the worst case in the shortest time. Is
has the Endorsement and recommendation Of
many leading physicians In this State and else
where. 1t is sold ty every druggist at 81. Write
for free forty page pamphlet to B z. BELPHEN-
6TIEE, Druggist Washington ID. G.
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NV YORI

NV YoRh, April S0.-DTy 6ooos-rhe OBJ
olng tr6ds nEs oeen TAR busy. al OF all asses
of stnh a very goOd movement is maintained.
With accents. outside OF clothing woolens the de-
mand is dull and exceedingly moderate.
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W hlsh,

CHICAGO. April S0.-whlssY-- Firm at 81 IS.
CINCINNATI. April SO. whisky - La fair demand
and STEADY at 81 "A.
81. LOUIS. April -whisky-steady at 81 IL
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sell aOOve quotations.
Choice shipping IS 75 40
Medium to good shipping grsdes.......... 75a5 co
Common to fair shipping grsdes ....... 4 80 al 90
efockers and feeders common to good. 1894 90
Choice cows ana naiferss. 20S4 65
Medium to good COWS and heifers. --.... s 50s4 90
Common TO fair COVE ana heffen........ 50dS 25
Veas, common to good............. 00G5 90
Bulls Common 70 good. .............. IS z3 IS
Mixers, common TO good -. ............25 003S0 %
Hoss-Receipa, $500 head; shipments. 1,50J
head. Quality fair. Market orened weak, a few
Philadelphia selling early at 81 CO. but later val
ues weakened and the ruling prices were fully 10
cents lower than yesterdays close. Trade was
fairly active, closing quiet.
Select light or heavy IS al 50
common 10 lar 30 "a A.
nSsNy tOuens...... f0t94 VI
sHEEP-Receipts, 200 head; shipments. - head.
Nothing doing for the want OF stock. II here
would sell al strong prcss.
coed to choice grades. % az so
kGr 10 medium 65l34 90
eprlnS lam Ds...-.....- O917 %
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LIVE srOCK.

DNIos sToCK-YARDs, April so.
CLrfLH-Receipts $50 head; rhipmenn, 40
head. The local supply continues light, with
the market stronger. Good grades il here would
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The fcnoxtns s.ole snovs the sueuns o. sr.in
IN sore ~ tnfs point:

Flour. Grain aud Hay.
rlour-Pstent. g IS % 80; extra fancy, - 754
6t; fancy, 81 GOA 60: cnoice. 81 sal s.: family,
50 e(4 10: treble 50 1903 e5: double extra.
g ooe5 IS: extrs "a 76e2 90; supernne. "a 900
60; nne. 81 3092 40.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1885-12-02

8. B. Packard, formerly Of Louisiana,
has paid $75, 900 for 1910 acres Of land
near Marshalltown, Iowa, and will be.
come cattle breeder. ~ o. Chronicle.
II he is as successful In breeding
cattle as he was in breeding contempt
In Louisiana, then there is a good,
chance that he will make money.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1885-12-02
LIVERPOOL.
NOON.

Cotton dull and unchanged. Sales SOOO,-
500. Uplands 5-3 16, Orleans 81 16, Receipts
1900, all American, Futures quiet and
steady. Delivery Dec Jan'y ga and 6.
Jan'y, Feb'y 5-5 and 6, Feb'y March SO
and 8, March April $40 and II, April
May 6-l5 and IA, May June 5-16 and Is,
June July $40 and 81, July August 5-24.
Tenders 100 nav, 400 cd.
Noon 2. p. m.
Sales American $500. Futures dull,
Delivery Dec SO s, Dec Jan'y 5.5 8, March
Feb'y 5.5 B. Feb'y March So 8, March
April GIL 8, April May 5.14 s, May June
SIS. June July 5.2l s, July August 5.A v.
Noon 5. p. m.
Delivery, Dec SC B, Dec san'y Sc Y,
March April 5.11 B, April May 5.15 8, May
june SIS B, June July 5.2l B, July August
5.25 8.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1885-12-02

A young man in Colusa county
CAL, shot himself year ago because
a woman refused to marry him. The
girl said he was fool, but the boy re.
covered. The other day the girl COM
United suicide because he boy refused
to marry her.-E1.
Two fools with but single thought,
alas alas too late.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1885-12-02
ST. LOUIS.

November 80.
Pork-Lower mess 80 SO heavy $40.
Lard-Lower Refined fierce So Is.
Dry salt meats-Loose, shoulders % 20,
extra longs IS 90, long clear IS 10, clear
ribs 7008O, short clear IS 40.
Boxed bacon-Long IS 80, clear ribs IS 30
short rib IS 2O@S5 Is boxed.
Shoulders-NOminal ass IS So 651a.
Hams-Lower SO 500$l1 co.
Flour-Firm family 50 7O@$3 so.
Corn-Higher, 391z039%.
Oats-Steady but slow G7027%.
Wheat-Higher No. 2 94N@95.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1885-12-02
Base Ball.

LAWRENCE, Mass.-Geo. F. Noodle
catcher Of Lawrence base ball club last
year has signed with the Chicago club,
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1885-12-02

japanese etiquette requires visitors
to remain at the place they are visi-
ting until they are told to leave. A
good many visiting acquaintance in
this country seem to be trying to
make that custom overwhelmingly
State Journal.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1885-12-02
TKE POWER Of POLICE JURIEs to
ENFORCE ROAD LAWS.

this parish that the Police Jury cannot
enforce road ordinance which pre-
scrlbes that the individual citizen must
work on the public road, or pay a fine
for his failure to do so, we have taken
tho trouble Of consulting the decision
ofour 6upreme Court on the subject,
and we herewith present the result of
our Investigations In that quarter.
The decision we shall cite is found
reported in 30 An. page 1898, and is
entitled, Parish Of st. Martin ex rel
Baker vs. Delahoussaye. The opinion
Of the court was delivered by Mann.
Ing, Chief Justice, and is in these
Wordss
ssThe defendant was summoned to
work on the public roads Of st. Martin
parish, and having refused, incurred
fine Of one dollar each day that he fail
ed to obey the summons. The over
seer of the road sued him for four dol
lars, the fines as many days of delin-
quency.
"The defendant pleaded a general
denial, and the "unconstitutionality of
the tax levied upon him." furnished
written reasons for judgment which
begin by properly reciting that the
action is for the recovery of five dollars
for failure or fines for having refused to
work on the roads, but conclude by rul-
ing that the ordinance Of the Police
Jury, imposing the fines, levies direct
tax upon the people, and is therefore
unconstitutional.
"TheJustice is in error. Policeju
are authorized to pass all ordinances
relative to roads, and to impose such
fines and penalties to enforce them as
they may think proper, and then these
fipes may be enforced by ordinary pro-
cess In the name of the Police Jury.
Rev. Statutes SeA 1854.
"The Polio Jury Of st., Martin pass
ed an ordinance requiring persons be-
tween certain ages to work on the
public roads, and imposed fine Of one
dollar for each day of failure to work |
when required. The defendant incurr-
ed the penalty denounced by the ordin. |
ance, after having been only summon
ed, and he must pay for his dereliction
Of public duty.
zone of the surest tests of the civi. |
lization of country Is the condition OF |
its public roads. Years ago, at the |
termination Of that period when able
bodied men were needed elsewhere |
than al home, there was good excuse
for impossible roads, but there is no
good reason now why those who are
liable to road duty should not he made
to contribute part of their time and
labor to relieve the country from the
reproach of having highways which
are a danger 10 traveller, and an
to those who have to trans
bort produce over Them"
The court condemned the defendant
o pay the fine imposed by the parish
( st. Martin, and all costs Of the lower
curt and of the appeal.
In view of the strong, clear and ex-
lIcit language employed by the Su.
RENE Court 10 the quoted case, it is
OF worth while for any one to dispute
he power and authority of Police :
uries over the public roads. Hence,
lspectors need not fear the enforcing ]
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1885-12-02

Weston-and O'Leary lare to begin
their walk of $500 miles in the Me-
tropolitan Rink, Newark, n. j., on
Dec. Z.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1885-12-02
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
OUACHITA HOUSE.


s. L. Bonner, Warehouse, Par; w.
J. Snead, Nashville; E. B. Renolds,
N. o; L. P. Carter, Enterprise, La;
L. A. Shields, City; Jas. Keeney,
Shreveport; T. d. Nelson, Ruston;
J. H. Banch, Richland, Par; G. H.
Barnum and wife, Memphis.
VERANDA HOTEL.
A. N. Bell, J. D. Ringold, 8.
Bloom, st. Louis; w. G. Hayden,
Shreveport; G. w Hopkins, New Or
leans; Mr.. Bake T. E. Austin, Ed
Norman, L. Ev IS, Dallas, Tex; Dick
Ard, Marshal, Tex.
CENTRAL HOUSE.
G. w. belong, Minneapolis, MINI; J.
B. Hennen, @. A. Moore, La.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1885-12-02
THE MARKETS.

CoRN-Dulls
Mixed..."."...."....... .... "."."... -..".".4Sc
OATs-Steady; No2, @ 35c.
HAY-Quiet 8 $15 @ $6l.60
CLOSING PRICES.
WHEAT-October, 93c bid; November, 93N
bid; December, 96Nc; January, $3.50 bid;
May, 81 O6H.
CoRN-October, 37Hc bid; November, 35ss
@35Ac bid, year, 334c bid, January, 33c
bid, May, 36c bid.
OATs-October, 25%c bid, November.
24N@26%c bid, December, 26Xc bid, year,
1890 bid, May, 297sc bid.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-13
NIrdIcnI Nan NIent.

MEMPHIS, TENN., Nov. 1.-THE Tif.
State Medical Association Of Mlssitslppi,
Arkansas and Tennessee met In regular
annual session this forenoon, vlce-prosl-
dent q. -. Gilispie Of Coylngtou, Tenn,
In the chair, and w. Is. Rogers Of Mem.
phls, secretary. There are fully eighty
merfbcrs in Attendance. The address of
welcome was delivered by Col 49, l..
Estes OF Memphis. Aiter the usuul rou-
tine business thirty new names were On.
rolled as members. The annual address
Of thc president was omitted owing 20
the Illness Of President $. H. Powell Of
Dunceyyille, Tenn. Inc afternoon and
night sessions were devoted 70 reading of
papers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-13
rnE TIMES Avn KATIE.
FORT WORTH FAvoRtTE COMPARE
MIru InTTA IN NEW N.nnh

FORT WORTH FAvORiTE COMPARED
WITH LoTTA IN NEW YORK.
Miss Katie Putnam is too well known
and admired in Fort Worth to require in
dOrSemcnt from abroad; still her friends
here will read with interest the following
enconium from that most conservative Of
American newspapers, the New York
Times: "Comparisons have been made
between Lolita and Miss Kate Putnam,
the star of the past week ut Brooklyn
Park theater, and Miss Putnam has borne
off the honors as the dual heroine OF the
"Old Curiosity Shop" This charming
actress displays rare intelligence in her
conception of the Marchioness, and fairly
loses her identity in its portrayal. In nc
ton she is sprightly, and her pathos is
electric in its influence upon her auditors.
1t is pleasant 20 record that the people OF
Brooklyn have fully indorscd the cnviablc
verdict recently pronounced By the press
and public during her successful Olympic
cngagement.n