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AbbcviIIc.s New Lawyer.

Mr.. william II. Parker; jr.; son of W. Fl.
Parker, EST, has been recently admit
ted to the Bar. MI. Parker is a man OF me
education, and possesses the natural cndoW-
mcnts. and the energy to dcvelope them,
which will make for him a high stand among
his brethren of the legal profession, we 40
not know Mr.. Parker's Intentions, but we
should be pleased to see him locate at his
own home. Abhcville always has a good
place Il, the top for whoever may come and
aspire for the reserved seats, SO 70 speak.
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Our merchants have been lucky in the sale
of their Christmas goods. The sales OF this
kind Of goods were never larger. All the
stores have done well with the holiday arti-
clc<, but we believe McsSrs. Cuthriln Il Perrin
have come nearer sc. ling everything in this
line than anybody else. They nave scarcely a
remnnDf loft.
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OBITUARY.

Died mt her home In Abbeville county, on
July :, 1885, Celia, wife OF Redmond Gilbert, in
the 9Th year OF her age.
Death came as a longed for release from n
painful! lingering illness. OF her 1t may tru-
ly be- said she lived to serve Others" not her
own family only, but wherever sickness or
sorrow called, there with faithful, untirtng
care she spent herself in ministering to the
mt Of the sufferers.
Her husband and a large circle Of friends
mourn her loss as irreparuble.
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Sad Day for Mr.. and Mrs. tason.

Mr.. and Mrs. Cason, for days md nights had
watched their infant son with unccasin1 care
and with increasing anxiety during a long ILL.,
ness, which terminated in death on Christmas
Eve night. While many of our citizens were
sitting around the ample board enjoying the
festivities these moufning parents
bore their only son TO Upper Long CANE Gem
etery,
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Good News for Some Feathers.

In accordance with a recent Act or the Leg
%islature the County Board Of Examiners will
issue a first grade certificate Of qualification
to any teacher, .prtstntiny his or her certiti-
cate III graduation in any regularly chartered
College or University.
Medium and Messenger copy.
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100 overcoats ut greatly reduced prices. p.
Rosenberg Co.
If YOU want q good ovcrcoat ct a reduced
price, call on 2. Rosenberg Il Co.
=. Rosenberg & Co.. have reduced the prices
on their ovcrcOatS. Gail and secure u bargain.
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MARRIED.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS %, 1856. by Rev. ". l.
PreSsly, assiled by Rev. w. +. Pearson, Prof.
T.. 7. BIHHAM, OF Che ster, and Miss MARY
II. MILLER, of Due West, S. Z.
Chester Reporter please copy.
acknowledgements II, 1885. at the Pres
byterian mansc, near Good Hope church, by
Rev. II. L. Iigon, Mr.. II. +. AWRIGHT, Of
Donaldsville and Miss L.. w. TUCKER, OF
Anderson county, S. G.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC,

OUR friend HILL is doing some OF the best
~ PHOTOGRAPHIC WORK We nave seen
in some time. Baby pictures q specially. All
Photo work instantaneous.
Dec, 90, 1855.
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Buggy Lap Robes.

lust RECEIVED, q lot of Fancy Plush, anG
j Wo0lcn Imp Robes for winter use. Cal
soon rs they are ready sale.
Sept. 80, 1885.
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''Onc Of the Most Readable Weekly
Papers Published In the South"
Chronicle, 12th.

The AbbcriUe Press and Banner is one of the
most readable weekly papers published IN the
South. It's typographical appearance Is beuutl-
full.
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The SHIPMENTS. of Cotton.

There has been an increase in the shipment
Nf cntton for the month of December, wncn
COM paired with the corresponding period Of
sa>t ycar. Up to Yesterday evening the ship.
1ncnts for the month weTA ISIS h'tles against
$3.50 for whole month Of December last year,
being an increase Of $40 bales during the pres.
ent month.
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Removal Removal! Cn the first of Janu-
airy We will move into the store now occupied
by Messrs. II. NJ. Haddon d co., and for the
purpose of reducing our stock have marked
our entire stock Of millinery and fine dress
goods ut first cost. Those in need Of this
class of goods will do we'll to eXame our stock
at once before the most dceirable bargains are
sold. Bell l. Galphin. l29.
Brocadeed silk vclvets at S1.25, worth Sl.75
Bell & Galphin. l2J.
Jersey stripes ut 60 cents, worth IS cents.
Bell & Galphin. 1919.
Brocatled velveteens at 60 cents, worth Is
cents. Bell & Galpl:in. l2|9.
Xmas goods! Xmas goods! Don't fail to
see our Xmas goods before buying. They arc
beautiful and cheap, consisting OF ladies' and
gentlemen's toilet cases., order and manicure
sets, cologne bottles. picture frames, pincush.
ions, satchct bags, mirrors, fancy boxes and
various other articles too numerous to men.
tion. Give us a call. Speed & Ncutfer. l2-0.
Blnestonc in abundance. 8 pounds for q
tents. Speed & Neuffcr. l2.h
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Opening Of Schools -Exami.
nation of Teachers.

,I'HE public free schools of Abbcville coun.
ty, for the scholastic year 1875 6 will open
on tho Bird Monday in January, 1856. An ex:
animation of teachers. embracing the usual
branches, will be held or 1st Thursday and
Friday In January, 1856, for white and colored
teachers respectively. All certificates issued
oy the present Board of Examiners, or our
predecessors in office, arc hereby revoked.
he recognized. We earnestly beg the hearty
cooperation OF all who are interested in the
welfare OF the schools. Respectfully,
.NtEG.. 8. HODGES:
J. G.. KLUtiH,
JNO. \. ROBINSON,
County Board of Examiners.
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7 GOK TO YOUR OWN INTEREST, and
l. give us Il call.
P, ROSENBERG & co,
Dec. 80, 1855.
To Rent.

4 ONE-IIORSE FARM and good dwelling
n house. There is Il well of good water in
the yard. The amount Of upland and bot
toms will be arranged to suit the applicant.
Special arrangements would be made with Il
family, in which there was a member who
would teach school. Apply 10
u. II. HOWARD,
ice. -, 1855. White Hall, s.. e.
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= Practice.

James Brswn, q colorcd man from Ninety
Six now anguiShes In Jail at AbbeviGes while
ESwiS Caldwell, also coiored of the same
neighborhonl, lies on n bed at home danger
Ously wounded. James Brown reports that
he met Lewis Caldwell Mt a party of fashion
able colored people in Nincty-SiN on the day
before Christmas. BY way OF creating q SEN
Sa:ion Lewis Caldwell thought 1t proper to
beat jane Brown over the head with a suit
able piece of iron which he held in his hand,
and to prove tie effectiveness of Lewis Cald-
wells work. James Brown exhibited the cx-
,ernal evidences that his head had recent
~ come in contact with something which
must have been harder than even a negroes
head. While Lewis Caldwell was INDUCING
in the innocent diversion Of hattcrlng James
Browns head, he drew out his ready pistol,
,and sent a ball into the body of his assai1ant.
Although hoStilities we're Immediately dis
continued there was at this time more or Less
confusion among the b~ystanderS. and the sc.
cial event of the day was somewhat marred,
and the festivities Of the joyous tins came
10 close, aud James Brown came TO Able
willie.
COLONEL JOHN w. r. Pope, editor Of the
columbia Register, was in town last week. He
SANS that he knows OF no town which has
such substantial evidences of prosperity as
Ahbeville. Many new houses have been
bnilt, and all of them are good buildings, and
the presence of so many good houses is evil
dence that somebody lcreaoout has money.
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Horse Blankets.

lust received, q lot of Horse blankets
j which I will sell at short profits. Do not
let your faithful animal suffer for tho sake or
Il few dollars. TlltS. BltGGS
Sept. 81, $3.50.
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BIRTHS.

At Abbevillc, December 90, 1885, Mrs. Henry
Burke, - daughter.
At .Abbcvillc, December is, 1881, Mrs. P.D.
Kluyh, Il daughter.
At Abbeville, December 81, 1885, Mrs. VIM
a. Cobb, q son.
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Mems, youths and boys ovcrcoats at prices
reduced to suit every one. p. Rosenberg & Co
Now Is your time to get q good brecch load
ing shot gun ut New York cost. L. Rosenberg
& Co.
Call and examine our stock of overconts be-
fore they ore all gone. P. Rosenberg 4 Co.
F. Rosenberg & Co. are selling their brcech
oading shot guns at New York cost.
ALL kinds OF job work quickly and neatly
one at this office. We have Just received -
new supply Of bill heads, note heads and 9th.
er paper, and can furnish them In pads If de-
sired. Our prices Will compare with any 9TH
err market.
ENVELOPES with your card on them at very
low figures can be had at the Press AMI Ban
1er Office.
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Columbia and GrcenviIie Railroad.
I'M and after November Is. 1855, Passenger trains
~ will run as herewith indicated upon this rood
ard its branches
DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
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THE PRESS AND BANNER.

cts Numerous and Ably Edited Col.
INNS are n Subject of Remark"
augusta Chronicle. 9Th
The AbbcuiHe Press and Banner continues
the peer Of uny weekly in South. It's nu-
Ineruus and abby edited Columns are u SUB.
ject of remark wherever 1t Is exhibited. It's
to this department are aInong
the interesting and entertaining selections.
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BE in Time.

soon If you want a hand made har-
j ness. we are trying TO keep up n supply.
May ~, 1888, u THOS. EGG
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Goods TIM ifnst 20.

Lot fine embroideries, without regard TX
cost; determined to sell them before LIST Janu
airy. Fine Jersey jackets. at greatly reduced
HaddOn & Co.'S.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-09
BuiIdiDr nAtsrlAI

sUARHE-- Rough lunDsT. DOxlng, "a in0hs.
and under, nrnt-olanh, els: stripping. HIB, US
boxing ana flooring, clears, 30; thick clear
"a and TX, GN: rough lumber, second ol1a
Glb, ioiAt and HcantlinG, cullh, 81 TO-
8IDIFa-Fivt common white pine, go %;
second do, $3.50: third do, B25; poplar. 625
n 90; native pine X: riSi 40 x. e2c; nfive
rough, $500.
DRHssED LumRB--BoEinE IA ipchss and
under, Go oO6bN 90 do 5frs, G5 O0Gs7 10.
BCantling, joint or any common lutnb
t1b 006b27 5E boxing over n innneG. $500
81 50; thick clears, ~ tol15 and 2, ESQ 0JfSH 3d.
second clahh. any kind, gu,
DRESSED AND MATCHED FLoO HING III.
class, S1h; second olaAH, Ss2.59
WHTTEPIHn FUHEIBHIR0 LuMBNH--ld,
and inch white pine, go; inch do, 90.
CEILIRO--BEADHD ON fLAIE-FiTHt c.
mon write pine, 4, 80; I'd do, yzi.5Q.ld 90 sl5
poplar -, SO uOesd.b0; poplar, Il, ts2.60f38b
nntivopins n, bis; 40, ~ $40
POPLAR LuhHEn.'-lH, ~, ana inch, -
do inch, go.
sHs0LEs-Whits pine a, %; DO shaded
$40. 90 extra No. I, $3.50 cypress. best, IL
t1and, e5; do No. 2, f4.95 90 no, y, $3.50; pAtis
saved heart, q; aapa, 50.
PIoKErs.--Wbiis pins, dressed ana hsadts
syuare or nat, Z; yellow PINE DO. q; Las
81 6Ols4 SO.
LIkE, CxNEnT, Bro.--Ilns, Austin, 3.
per Dbl. Cement. Lonihvills or RosenRls, aRf
p0T Dbl; Portland, 80 per bbt. f1AttsE Paris
Kew YorH or hiohiRAni u per hbl Pls-sas
BsicK.-Tirsproo $50 perm
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-09

Grooerics.

MnArn sugar cured hams, li9{c; a, q, q. %
bacon, llAoi B. obaoon, $50, &c. dry salt
iFrsn-- AeeEtreI, yOb sita. NO. 4, g.oo n,
2, y91 half hhlH., No. l. gb.6g No. q 0b.O9
White ash, No. /, hlf. bills, eI,s5; No, z, $50
Dried hoILlng1, per boz, COO. Cod nah. &c
LARD-Tieroes $40; 90 and son chnf ,SiZc
No cans, SSo.; lOn cans, sac; ih cans, $40
q cans bu
coTFEs =, ommon lOcs ordinary, lo.o
lhlI, llc.i prime no lSG mnoy l2o; old
THA-linyeual, tte6O; gunpowde,, 5O07u.
9uaAn-fine powdered, bbla. sac; DO
bisLLhrd lko Louisiana. gtanulAted, - {.
standard a, ko' choice white, $50, yellow
RioE-Louianna, 600.
BALr-Coarse, In bRgA,. u,2jaDl,sO; nno n
bags, - lake Ia Tat hoop bblS, e2lO
pockets, 8kN1Jfo
apples, standard. gi.65; Peschss standard,
lbs, el.05; . lbs, Gi,ahio2.5Q. seconds, bn
el.50; bs., g2lQ; Tomatoes, stendard, 2 nh.
c6y g5 '9 q 6 q! 1 ycs5 me- 49,, SSO s5esi
b0rTieH, gl.95al.dl; RaspborTlen, giD@I.6S
oysters, fnli weight, ~, N.l6; ~, t2.lO. Ugh
TiGsi lRi y ~ SSc D.. sl2 sSlmon =
SGDf.tO; sardines, American, 100 case
| imported, SIS OORit 20 case: Strawberries, n.
/ gl.t0e~,s-; Blaokborries, u.S0; Green gagel
/ gl.sO: Eagle Condensed milk, $3.50; crown
/ STD Swiss, $500.
BAKIE0 PowDER. -vsilvor Loaf, ~ cans
Per doGen, 500, IN. do. ~ 50; IN, do, " 90
| 30. do, "a; bo, do. So.
| BuNpRIIs--staroh, $40. 8oAp, onmmul
/ sc; German olive, 6bao. Candies, null bo1e,
/ l6ISc; halvea. @, QunrtUrh. o. Indigo. SO Z
| Blueing, Seal. 0U dozen. Oolcmsn'e mustard
| Jl.t0aS5,b0 dozen. MRcuhroni, imported, l6cn
/ American, Si0l box. Buckets. two hoop
! G2.OO doEen,Well buckets. etO0 dozen Broomi
gl.7Sst9, 25duEeu, brilliant oil, bills, Nc; Eu
| pion, do. 2lo,; do, 20 unAea. IS 20. Brilliant
| % cases, "a 20; do, l.l2 cases, ~ Os.
FLOUR - stnnard'H Royal Patent, So
| y biol; sacks, oS 600 y 100 Uh,; No, TdHH
per 100 lbs. e. 80, No 2S2, No SCI 70. Corn mes
per bushel, csc; Hominy aud grith, y bhl
y co. Oatmeal. y half Dbl, 81 70: Orauko
whsat, WD, &c. Crackers y toda $40, =
Bodh, To-. xxx soda, To-; cream BuJ eli
ger anhps, SMo,i lemon creams, $40
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-09


BAR IRON, IS b0.-roTWay, 80. no, y
Hhset iron, go. No n v sheet Iron, 6M
galyRniAsd Shoet Iron, R0se1fo.; No, y Tsu1l
I7c.; No. X do, l5u.; 2gE2s roofing Tin, SIG
0l660; li10 aud l0ria pat do. 81 1908 Y
DnnoY'h wire 81 per cent. on; timers ElocA
forty per cent. on: cook htOVog Eith WaI
$40 6O626 %: do, With trimmings, ell b0pb1g
WOOD WORK.- Wagon nzlea, BJo.epNl
Tongues. D00Soel o.; Hlnglotre0a, ei7b bolster
&c.,; spokeb ~ zoos o.; folloen, 81 b5p21
DOublstreaa, 81 2j6bt ~, neck yoke1, " 004
so; plow beams, bl6t6bc.; plOW handles, q ?
fbq6U; handles, 81 76fs2 81,
NAILS, 90 IS kog. basis l0d.--Burden norh'
shoe, per kog, % -; Perkins do, " 90; Wall
or do, g 80; Burden mule, e5 90; korthWehi
ern horse shoe nails, No, b0o.i No 0, Sc, ~
9, 3d., No. Z, 2io, No. b 20; "LaksR' dor NJ
I 49,, No, 3, 20, no. . 2le.' no 2 So'' 70
/ 9to,, No, 7, lBc., NO. y, lbc' .
| tB OO09 50; HaekOnsack. 90 dOe7 % boy
/ handled. % b0G86l.
/ HEFRIGERATORsy-H ! Gilman. ff5 .
! No. 2, DO, els 30; NO. do, f2s NO. DO, a.
! CFLI4ANEoUs-TrRos chains, t2P
| pair, S6tTo,: pillow ainRlstreea, Per doEa 81
| pillow doublstreea, per dozen W Oyj hto9
| boilH % per cent. OF: door lOoha, " 1908 u
wood screws, ~ and 10 per cent. ont LII ca
door buttE, ~ and 10 per cent on; cut a.
! unn0d tackn, 20 per cent. on: oOfiee rnillA,
] psr cont on; blind hinges, bJ and ~ per 0en
| on: carriage bolts, SO and 10 per cent, on
pillow Dolta 30 por cent. on; pieos tin Wat
| ~ Dor cont. on; deep stamped ware ~ %
! cant on, shallow stamped ware az per cor
ON; iapann0d wares 90 per cent on
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-09
Wool and Tidos

Twelve months clip, light, nns and msd
um "A DC 1no heavy 10 light HOS. sill
months, 9Dl3. fall, nne heavy. i0,elN fall
Snl2.
HIDEa--No. heavy nint. dry y D he; No.
heavy fiut dry, y n llc No. light nint
l2c; No. q light flint, y n 80; bulls an,
heavy, damaged, Y n .: calf skins and bgdl,
damaged, y n A6sGc; green, sailed, sound, , :
90 butchers, green, y b SIC,
PELTHIE8-Deor skins, q n lbnib, ante-op
skins, a n l00l8c; goat skins, each, l0fo2t
sheep pelta, according 10 amount NJ wool
MOO up; HhearlingH, according TO amount o
wool, SOLO; Mexican sheep pelta, 8Gl0c
Mexican sheep peits, improved, ll@l9o; MsI
lean sheep hhearlingsi 90.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-09

WHInEr-Rsornsd v I9Olgo, % pen proc
sour mAsn, on . oar old, u u0 two years on
g 0O92 25i thrco yoars cd "a 300 7b fAnf
extra old whiHky g456,
WTHE3--Clar0t. cfsssn8 b0DlDJg. ~ Pei ayAi
ity; CataWDA per gallon, D0e, 4 ~ kortj " ~
per gal. q a1a5 %: White wine. 80 oiasi
* 01fl0 ~.
CH1iErA9Hn-9. n. Humn q Co. EHui
lJry, 81 OOosd "; Heidsiok, IN baAket, w 10
- VI. Rruq. III basket cas- 0J48O D1 DOmelui
champagne, q 00Diag0 asO. aoulsi, szb
dTY. pinta, N co.
ALH-{jtook Ale, par ddas, 81 00Gl % f1fA
ptT dos, - O0ls2 20,
BOTTLED BFER--Lsmpia quartAi az % ph
ga 90: BudWoiGer quarts ~ OF pin9 ~ y
Eriaugsr hoay, Quhrls. 50 90 pinta ~ "
schiitK Milwaukee,, quarts si2 on pint1 tls y
Anthony a Kuha'H, alta 81 co. pinta 20 ~
~. ClauHen a bon'n nhAnopaRn9 beer, quart
el1 o., pints ti2bDi Falk's Milwaukee. oasfb
f11a
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-09
DrnFs ana Paints.

UnuNHs
Bark, Cinnamon pHr D, IA Peruvian, B6z b..
Boraz, ne. Bi-oarbOn0te OF Eod1, Engiisi
SC. CopperaH, Sa4. Cincbinodia. per on Oi
ctH. CASTLE soap, per D l08i6. Cream tartar
q. r., per 10 fgfb4s. Chalk, lump, per ID 2ittl
Caiomel, Il. n W., 76os1 English, per ID, bot
Tie included, 95ol ~. yhloral Hydrate, per IA
u bQ9l as. ChlOroforTn, por ID bottle iiclud
cd, sio0. Competition powder, per 10 70
Dovers, per ID 81 20. EpeoIn salts, per u ~
~. Gum Opium, per lp 80; Gum Cam
-. Oil, Castor, machine, 50GsQ Oh, Castor
per gallon, q 65ai 10 oil, lare Wlntgi
strained 65875; Oh, lara, No, 4, 65951 Quin
51S@5. Alum, 91e9b Prescription Walls ~
case 90 per cent on; broken, D
pstsf "A ll.t avsrs Fi,,e
ExtrHcia, 70 par cont OF. p, D. Fluid IA
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-09
Country Proauoo.

PotHtoes-IriHn. per bushel, Sic, barrol
s. O.; Oniuns, per Dbl Red rs; yellow, e. %
rurnip white, NOO; kuterhegn. -:
BtRnR. II. =. moe bbls., a., lRrlt
lima So; snail butter ,fc Pickle
nodiura psr bbl., 81 co. small, per hill, 81
half hb-. nned., 81 SO; half Dbl. small, 80 On
Cheese, bali cream. lBSfo.; full cream ibJs
Peanuts, Joe Cider half-bbi.. 10 90 Cab
bRge, per crate SO OO9sS o.
PoULTuT-Hens faro q % per doEsL,
young chickens. q zoos ", Turkoyh 90 70 "a
eachf 9saxu 90 80 GfF 0uckR, ~ 5na9 10
EoGB---Issr dozen, 1854 a2lo
Freah country buttof, cnoiot, 20 q $50.
Creamery ,35sDSIbfoi OLD butter, SOLOS, Olsc'
mEfgafiue, ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-09

Rio cargoes, common to prime, 40
lO3
Whisky Quiet but steady; Western
recthed, ] O5j6l %.
Sugar-Quiet but steady; common
20. good common 4l@fl; fair to fully
isir 4s@N; prine to choice ig@5; vel
low clarified 5s@5l; off white 5s@5};
choice white 81.
Molasses--Sleady with fair demand /;
good common to good fair 25W32;
prime 3i@S6; strictly prime 4I@48.
kice-Demaud active; steady and
unchanged,
Cotton.seed oil Prime crude 85:
summer yellow $4,000; market in
fair demand
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-09

Furniture ltaRaHIeadR, Imitation EaiE
aech az iOets % all walnut, a bOeDl0 90 Chair
wood seat, y dOa, % 1901 O0 cane ana rata
seat, Is O0a9 00 cane seat, dining, sl2 0O92Q U
Childh and Tookerp, ~ GOD 80, large rOegl1s
100 HirfOrH, arch tops. dos t1tg1lz y
Tablbs, round, " OOG35o; iEll leaf, q bGt
Baf6G, each, Is 2bl37 %. BuIohls, " ngAe
Wssh stands, 81 1905 ~ bed aprlnRB'n wa "
baby Carriages, g. bOlD
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-09
6y CHANGE.
la a. the Highest Figures
woek Transactions
.,o Cotton Higher.
s,orsi a Point in the Grain
Yesterday - Provisions
Tim The Figures


Feb. Governments
,pritles steady.
market has been unusual
ndsv and the upward move
I'm began with the opening
4 this morning, has been
.,,iuuous for some of the most
..ts. while everything on the
higher this evening than
,nly.iour hours ago.
y" circulated ON the street
llv favorable, and there is
KY h had its influence ia
inward movement. a bet
a. renorted in the coal trade,
Kan Of the presidents Of the
sither meeting yesterday
Z rsrarded favorable. To this
Ne reports of an abnor.
~ ssst-bound tonnage from
Ming the past week. The
Ts,1ck aggregated S9b los
Ineresse over yesterday of
ses 80,
advanced rapidly TO 80, re-
4 and before noon sold AT
y evening It touched 81 and
,oced to IS. but in the final
lost a fraction of this last
closing on q sliding scale
4 at 05l, q net gain for the
sf cent.
M opening price was the low
4 closing within 4 per cent OF
IA figure reached, the actual
I'M per cent, ut 49, North
IN II per cent. higher at 03i
buslness Delaware q Huds u
per cent. at IA, its highest
1r the day. New Jersey
vss strong, within a small
of89, but at the close it sold
Louisville d Nashville was
Inning . per cent. at 26. North
fo preferred was up per cent
the comparatively inactive
Rhode Island shows q gain eI
INT at III and Memphis Il
on 4 per cent. at 80 The re
OF the list was strong, but the
Of the day were less than
bring the prices this evening
closing quotations of a week
the active stocks are from l &c
ltlnt. higher. Later Lackawanni
Unaware 4 Hudson are up 4 pei
Rew Jersey Central 4 st Pau
Nathwestern 81 Western Union
Burlington & Quincy 81, Mammal
11solidsted aud Rock Island escf
ent, and the other stocks fol
npunts.
MONEY.
YORK, Feb. Money l@lA
fred !; prime mercantile pa
s.; sterling exchange b. B
t4SSl; sight 4 SOL.
EXCHANGE.
ORLEANS, La, Feb. Sigh
e on New York quiet ut 81 O
10premium sterling exchang
SCI.
SNENT AND RAILROAD BONDS
YORK. Feb. THE follow
e the official closing quota
the New York Stock eXchang,
eDOOn, as compared with thos
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-09

New ORLEANS, La, Feb. 7.-Spots
closed dull.
Sales 1900 bales.
Low ordinary Is; ordinary S.; good
ordinary 81; low middling l0i; mid.
ding l0@, good middlinR l03; mid
ding fair II l-l6; fair II GIG
Futures closed quiet, TO i points
higher.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-09
ales l2,lO0 bales.
Liverpool.

LIVERPOOL, Feb. 7.-Spots closed
flat and prices barely supported.
Ordinary IS; good ordinary
% 5.S; low middiing rs; mid
ding uplsnds 6; middlIng Orleans
l-lB.
Sales 5000,
American 400.
Exports for speculation 800.
Imports $4,000.
American $500.
Futures closed steady, 1 to > points
H.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-09
New YORK.
PRODUCE.

PRODUCE.
New YORK, Feb. T-Blour-Dull
and unchanged.
Wheat Spot lots slightly In buyers
favor: options opened tTifle better,
subsequently declined Z, and closed
with a reaction of % !; No. red
92J098; No. red February s9s(g9O,
closing So; March 90l@9li closing
9Os; April 92@93 closing 92si May
93t694t, closing 81
Corn SCOT lots to ] lower OPP
tlons 4 10 lower, closing heavy No
3. 5O@)51; February 50s@00l, closing
sol: March 49@49s, closing 49i; April
49@49s, closing 40; May 49@4ssi clos-
ing 40.
PROVISIONS
Coffee-Spot fair; Rio dulli OPP
tions dull and easier; sales $500 bags;
February 70; March sO@7 S5i April
7 95; May %.
Sugar-Quiet but firmer; centrifugal
81; white extra G 5s@54.
Molasses-Quiet and unchanged.
Rice-Stesdy with moderate de
mand 80,
Wool-Firm.
PoIk-Stronger at ii.
Beef-Dull.
Cut Meats-Dull. oo-, nj
Lard-Firm; spot : SO@7 81! Feo
ruary 7 2G@7 81; March 2i(9' %
April z 1907 AZ.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-09

New YORK, Feb, Spot closed
steady
Sales % bales
Ordinary 81; good ordinary l0si low
middling IL l6; middling liz; good
middling II Is; middling fair 10
Futures closed duh but steady, ,
10 points higher.
slala. 10 O0n haIaa