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The Dillon tribune., 1885-05-16
CnrecOnciIcd.

Calm was the night in that still autumn
weather, . .
And cal,ncr still and colder were the twain
Who, parting then, might yet nave kept "
scfner. .,
II pride had not been stronger even than
pain.
There. were no bitter tears. 10 signs OF sorrow.
No sad rcproachcs uttered at the end:
And, should they meet, years hehcc OF on ''e
'1will be with courteous ease, as 1TIenu
meets friend.
Oh. mocking words for those who once loved
Hcnccforth to bc mere friends, not less, not
more: :,
Deep in each heart dcath-knell sounding
For love, deemed dcathlcss, in glad days of
yOr.
Not more than friends: the voices must not
Lest broken tones betray vain regret;
And on the lips the forced smile must not
TO show how. meath that mask. grief's lines
are set.
Let them take heed. lest any word be spoken
To rouse some ghost from out the buried
Though the dear ties that bound them once
arc broken.
A strange spell fingers yet and holds them
fast
Not lees than friends; but ah! the friendship
offered
Seems of such little worth. now love Is done:
'Tis hard to take the hand thus coldIy prof.
And feel the tender. thrilling touch has
gone.
Gone with the day, when just one word was
needed
Those heavy clouds of pride and doubt to
lift;
but all I'm vain loves dying voice has pleaded; !;
Now far apart each lonely life must drift.
And she will never know, at their next meet
ing,
How hard he fought an outward calm to
gain:
Nor will he sec beneath the friendly greeting.
How her true heart still yearns to him
through pain.
-Belgravia.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-01
LOCAL MARKETS.
GAznrrE orucr, ToRr worm, TEX
nst ~ isAn

vet ", lNd1s
10. day closed another exceedingly prosper.
Gus business week. business has, throughout
the week, Notwithstanding the rather depressed
state OF the'cottOn market boon very active In
nearly all departments OF trade,
As q sort OF resume, IT may be stated that for
The time mentioned prlcoe IN most leading
lines have kept tlrm, with few
QuotHhlu changes. The falling OF
Ia salt meats has been noted.
Liquora have advanced u few cents on the
gallon
Lumber IL ON n standstnl.
Grocers say that the indications are that col
fee viii inkc n rise,
Sugars are decidedly weak,
No changes are Ia be noted In live stock, and
local butchers report large offerings and uuil
market.
Eggs are In good demand at l5c, but fowls nrc
rather In excess OF the demand and are slow
sale,
Wheat receipts have been moderate and all
takon az full prices, the market closing ilrm at
from SOC 10 72C, according 10 grade.
Corn receipts fair, about equal 60 the dc
maud, bringing from 35c TO DC.
Oats receipts have boon moro liberal Of late.
prices ranging from goa gle, though some
choice has sold To feeders Tor 25c.
The week has witnessed cotton decline from
S,75 10 s.25, about equal TO ~ 20 per bale. Tho
general opinion Of homo buyers H. that m nd
vance In prico viii soon take place, though but
INK that pri cs arc liked almost entirely ON the
otner side OF the Atlantic, mud
are based on estimates of the total
production and the never laillng law of de.
mand. Bat o. consequence Of ruling prlcGs,
II r. stated that 4 great doll n being held Ia
smaller interior markuts, rs well as by prudu
"crs, who have laith IN a speedy advance
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-01

the entire salary of Pastor S. Farnpev Ia \,
year at Morris, III. 80
AT the late meeting of the presbytery Of
syracuse the Congregational church In
Niarcelins, N. T., became PRESBYTERIAN.
The grand jury of Blackfoot. Idaho. last
week found true bills against tyenty-ninc
Mormons Tor polygauy, and they viii be
tried In due time.
noaung paragraph says there is not a
cnurch within fifty miles OF st. Lucie,
RIA, ana hundreds of people i'm that re-
gion never heard sermon.
The Lutheran church in Russia, mostly
German, numbers 457 parishes, 1000
churches with 100000 souls. st. Pc.
tcrsburg has fourteen Lutheran churches
Brooklyn has long been called "rhC
City of Churches" but Bishop Iittlejohr
shows, in Il carefully prepared statistical
address, that the city has only one place
of worship for every 1924 people. lie
claims that at least one-third Of the pop.
ulation is unreached by any means OF re.
llgious effort.
That the map of Africa is not yet com
plete, is proved by the discoveries made
by DR.. Grenfell of the Congo mission. In
the little missionary steamer, Peace, he
assembled yet unexplained river-thc
Mobangi-for over four hundred miles
and found on its banks a teeming popu
lation, who had never seen a whit,
man. This fine river empties into tn,
Congo from the north.
Complaint is made that in Florida the
work of the Episcopal church is suffering
because ministers and missionaries art
overworked and underpaid. Small par
ishes are in very weak condition anC
missions are dying out. New and prom
Using fields are left unoccupied for tn,
lack of ministers. The trouble as to min
listers is that the churches have no
enough money TO give then decent liv
ing,
Rev. DR.. James G. Townsend, pastor o
Asbury Methodist Episcopal church, Buf
falo, has astonished his people by resign
ing his charge, on the ground of q chang,
in his faith and belief. With reference I,
the change of ideas which has led to thl
singular step, he says; al am going I,
jamestown, N. Y, to establish an hide
pendent Congregational church, founde,
on what call the new theology | hav
discarded entirely the idea of eternal pun
ishment, and, with that, other parasite
Of religion"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-01

PRODUCE, PROVISIONS, ETC.
NEW ORLEANS, Ia, Oct, 81 Flour Easier
but not quotably lower,
Corn bun, weak aud lower; l7dIsc.
IArd-Dull and lower; refined tlercG NOO
Bulk Mcats-Dull and lower; shoulders, 81 10;
long clear 50 l9l; clear ribs, 90
BacOn--E Easier; shoulders, 81 oOi long clear
% G2l; clear ribs, 81 1jUh 81.
Iinms-l0 2jHl0 ~.
Oats--Qaict and weak choice Western, SIC,
IIay-Dull and lower; prime $40 OOdlU 90
choice Sl7 GOALS 40.
Pnrk--Dull and lower at So co.
Cottunseed Oil-Ddll; prime crude 2In2Sci
summer yellow, 3id35ci cake 2ga22lc,
WOol-22d224c.
Sugar-In fair demand but lower; open
Kettle, prime aic; fully fair, fic
good common to fair, ilUilc; Inferior
10 common, 3i@ilc; contriluEnl'
oil plantation granuatcd &c choice white, Gc'
Oft white, o gal II Zee; white, 5lc choice yellow
clarified, 5,c prime yellow clarified, ajdbici
OIL yellow clnriied. 5,c seconds i8Golci
M1assos- Unsettled and lower open kettle
choice, 50c strictly prime, A7GiSc; good prime
i3di5r; prime lJad2c; Centrifugal, good
prime, 35G87c; fair 10 prime, 25G33c Inferior Ia
good common lTd24c
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-01
Country rroduoe nnd Fruit.

Orangos-L0uielan per box, 81 90.
McAaiun IemonH,--por box, "a 30
Appcs-Northcrn, rs 00a3 SO per barrel.
POtAtOGa--lrish, per bushol, new Northern,
slc IN sackb, onions, northern, per barrel,
- 10, BnAns H. SHADE med, bills, $40;
large lima sc; email butter SIC; peanuta
74aalc; cider, hall bhl ~ 90; Cabbage, per
crntn Northern, 81 ihdBUO.
Poultry t1,l5 per dozen; young
chlckenH S&0l92bh, Turkeys, 3Od60c,
EggB--pcr dozen, lbc.
Fre4h country butter - Choice, l6d2Oc choice
Western dairy lsc fancy creamery, 3uo
rotnioCs--Swect, lOaI5e per buBhel,
sAucr kraut.-Per half barrel, 81 20,
IianAnAB-ror bunch 81 00ai 90,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-01

r.
ST. I.oUls, Mo-, oct. Sl.-Flour easier, but not
quotably lower
Wheai-sold ldfc lower early, but reacted
later advanced iGlc and closed "a &C. above
yesterday; no 2 red cash, g3l dg3,g; October,
p3i dalic closing g3ic; November, G!a@lc,
closing a3,c; December, a5ia4ic, closing
gj,n; May, II 0jidl 0isc. closing ~ OjIc.
Corn--Cash dull ana lower at 3Gia3llc; no
ioats-Gowor and dull; cash, 23Ba2ilc; May,
29sc'
PROVISIONS. ETC.
Corn Meal--Stcady at 81 50.
Wool Unchanged.
MHisky-Steady at 81 10,
Proysions-slow ana only Job trade done at
previous quotations.
Forks 49,
I.ard-S5 co for small lots.
Dry Salt Moats--BoXod shoulders, 81 d2id3 ~;
long clear, - l2l short rib, 50 lOd5 21i short
clear. s. 20d5 So.
Bacon-Iong clear, 50 so; short rib, s. Sja
3 a.; short clear 80 45ad GO.
HaIns-s0 60d 10 90.
LIVE STOCK.
Cattle Receipts 1000; shipments 3QOi not
| enough supply 10 make a market, and nothing
but small retail trade done.
Hogs--Bccepts 800 slow and lower NJ 81 30
al so.
sheep-Reccipts nonei shipments sOOi no
supply and no market.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-01
stnplo Dry Uoodn.

Prints Standard prlnta, new styles, Blc, Al.
lens ianclos, Nlci American, blcl Arnold, 40;
belmont, 0ci Berwick, Aci Charter OAK, aic;
ConeetoEa, Die, punEirk, @oi punnell--lac'
guards, dci nunnoll--satinoa, ole, Gloucester.
Ole; Hamilton, staple stylep, hlci llartCl, Ole ,
Lodi lle' Manchester blc, Pacific, Ole, south
nnlsh Ole, Windsor, bio Fancy pmks, hic;
slater solids, alci Peabody solids, 90; Berlin
solids, aAc; Durham solids, &c.
Hoayy brown Shooting AtlanucP a. bici
Albany A ~, &c; Atlantic "A I, co. Clif
ton 9 z ~ -, Goi Lawrence /. la, bl0i iut-
land q C4.&, Ole, Glendale \ 4 L. sc; Enter.
Prise o Il ~, Ole; Tam D'Shnntcr 4, ale;
Chapman a., 8ci belfast x a.. Dict Rose
valley ~, &c; First Prize ~, 0lci Argyle a.
Wide lirown Shoetinp Lowell, l0ul lsc ;
Pembroke, TO- lNc; Monndnprk l0A lAlci Ian
castor 10 a 1891 Peppercll, l042lci Boston, 1914
DIE; Lockwood, l0'4 22lC.
Wide Bloucltcd Shputnp,--l0.s boston, 25c I;
l0'A Pcppcroll &c, l0i Pembroke, zoe; l0.t
MonndnOrk, lplc; 1914 lOwch, lNo; lOi Lock
iglS, ~ = = ~ '"''' " "
t'olorcd Ducks. -Montaup u, s,o Doston o.,
lQic Everett II -, lie, PutuN0rt, 10 o., l2ic ;
Eagle hrnwn,i lie Warren Mills, ll4o.
Ilckings-- Amoekoag \ q 4, l2Gi AraHapha "A
7c Cornwall u, SIC, Whlttpntun 600, i20, Glen
Riddle, 7c deviation. sc inch lllci Ocean, 6loi
Hickory strlpcs--IiNtra stout, blue and brown,
DC; Mechanic, blue, Oic, dHWrit City, 20, Rock
River, blue and brown, Sc Eagle blue, Ole /;
Ginghnns-Zcphyr 0c, lrunkot he: Glasgow
faucirs Zee; GLASGOW drcsa atylcs
scotch lioaktold sc, luil, check 10 Statewide
uhcCks 40; Nubiltn urraa stylra SO; Argyle
staples Ne. Iiutns fnn0lce 6Ci Iochlumond To-
liuscy Cuhbernnh, llsci Calumet 1905
Far Play, iiu Imperial. de- Geneva, 1850.
hdrlatc, i2lc, bradford l2lc. clifton, Sc (,
Windsor, &c.
jeans Elayycr sci Abbottsford, llci rele.
graph. l3c, Covlnglon, lie, POlarle mos
flodsinr. Res Imperial, l6c, bennington, Isle,
mcriuan. goes SILVER Peak 2So. GLAND, 2iO
Ylc, Cnnonlcut nuOskin. Bc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-01
!, q oE, PROVISIONS, LIVE sroop


Kansas City.
PRODUCE.
KANSAS CITY. oct. WhCat-QuiCt; cash,
73c bid November. 7lc May, SIZE.
Corn-Quict; cash, 2Sic bid, November, PIC
bid; Nav, 9sc bid
Oals-Nominal; 2lc bid
LIVE STOCK.
Live Stock Indicator reports:
Cattc-ltcccipts, 2GS3; shipments, 1893 fairly
active: exporters, So l0a5 40; good to cholci,
shipping q fOG6 O5; common 10 medium, a 40
al 10; stockers and feeders, 81 saa3 IS; cows,
~ 600 so; grass Texas steers, 81 b0a3 10.
Ilogs-Rcccipts, 1922; weak and lower 90 50 20
G3 -.
Sheep-lleceipts, e01; shipments, 81; quiet;
fair to good iuuttOns, 81 5Od3 %. common TO
medium IL 5Od2 %.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-01

Mcata-sngar cured hams tote; sugar. cured
breakfast bacon pici short clear bacon lie;
fish-Alackorel Ion KITS, No. /, 90c; No. 9,
soc; half bbs No !, 50 so; No. 2, 81 90; dried
behring's per box, 40c cod Ash 6Ac.
7ici ION cans, SIC 6b cans, slc 80 cans, go.
Tca--Imperiai {0aG0c gunpowdcr 3Oa7bc
Sugar. Fine powdered bbls, SIC; do half bbls
&c; cut loaf, SIC; gr0nuiatcd standard, 70,
Louisiana granulated, re; standard A, sc
choice white, 70. Louisiana second, 7la7lo.
Iiice-lonlsiHna, bi@ic, now.
hult--Cohrse, In bags, 81 3unl 40; nno, In bagh,
2sa6c
-Bicarbonetc, in kegs, a to 90; bicarb,
IN casos. NJ 20 Go. lump sal soda, In kegs, ala
2ic; graduated sal soda, In D0b drums. Sc.
Molasses-Choice Louisiana, 63a72c (now
crops prime, 5JaG!ci fair 10 good. s5c; corn
Coilec--lio fair, % to ioe; prime, iOl 10 lie;
choice, NJ TO nc; lRguyra, l2lc; Java, 9Oc ,
Golden RIO, i3ici Pea Berry ~ 70 rs
Pickles. gal pulls, mixed pickles, ! 80;
glass plnts, 10; gloss quarts. 30; glass g,gal,
3 90; glass gal, %; glas3 he's gal. 80.
Wrapping paper tag mud straw, 40 10 l5c,
SnuH--bHnutrs B.oz., n ~ per casc; 2-Oz.,
9 50; l.oz,, 50 l.alph's Gol., 10 20 on, 1885,
1. on, 20; dental Coz, Q 90; i.oz,. 90.
Canned GOods-l'riceB per dozen rino hp-
plee, standard, u -; peaches, standard lbs.
y G5; lbs, 81 s5q2 80. seconds, lbs., 81 %; 3
lbs. 81 lO tomatoes standard lbs, 81 70;
BacOndB. lbs, ---; 3 lbs, VI 70; green corn,
iei 40; raspberrles, IL 5Oa 65; oysters. nfi
weight, D.. 81 rs; b., $40; light weight. ]
~, 65c; : n, Il 2Oi salmon, D., 81 SOL 50i 2
h., S.; mackcrel. ! H., 91Cafi 90. eardlnc6.
American, - 90 case, imported, yl8 00ali %
case strawberries, ? h., 81 40; blackberrles,
81 80; green gages, 81 lOi Eagle condemned
milk. s. co.
Soaps 75a1 90 per case.
Bngging--llb standard, lie; I'M, lie.
Ties-ATOw ana Dottn, 55.
Ilour-liest patent, s. % per 100 b | patent,
g 70 per 100 d third grade, g 30 per 100 D
fourth grade, v % per 10 %. Corn meal
I per bushel, g0c; Hominy and grits, per
bbl.. ~ co. Oatmeal, per half Dbl, s. 70,
cracked wheat, per D., &c. Crackers a sod2,Gc
| xxx soda, Gle ! cream, SIC, ginger shape, 1ici
! lemon creams, 7lc.
| sundries-starch, &c Candlea, fun boxes, l2lei
halves ;qusrterH,--; stick candy ,9al0lcj fancy
Is 70 1ci rope, 81 baeis, do cotton, lee. Herring
/ imported, / 70 per key. Raisins, layer, = ~.
I cider, crab, apdle, 40c, Missouri 3bc. Vinegar
| IS 70 20c. Concentrated lye, 2 70 70 90. jugs
| glazed, lie per gal. Crooks, glazed. loo PEI
gal Dried peaches, b to lGc. Indigo, Toe n. Blue
Ing 30can % dozen. Colcman's mustard " y
at 30 dozen. hHccaroni, Imported, l5c b
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-01

70 90; Plain California; % O0a5O 90; Loose
corns, Stll tree, Is Z" % also %; lied
corus, Austin Of ToSas. 10 GOALS 90; fun rigs,
t0alz 6oi ! rigs, black or oiled, q bO9lO OOi
side saddles, % 20 20 %.
pockets-pocketa ! OOae 5oj Llama goat 90
d6 %.
spurs--Eurelsa, nickel, with straps. 49,
IndianOla, 10.
team whips, per doz., 8 % TO 10 90; anirts, per
dOz., 90 20 "a W; breast straps, with eiGef and
all sizes, per doz, % TO q 90; girtiis per doz
z 90 20 Is On; hatcrg, web per dOk., - haitoTs,
leather per doz. 10 90 20 ID 90; saddle bags, per
dor. 10 % 70 AZ OOi pjstol- holsters, per doz.
4 % TO 10 %; cartridge belts, per doz, 80 To
- 90 hame straps per doz, i 90 20 g.
Collars. Duck, 00i leather, 10 b0dA %;
I'm I. Scotch whang aewed ii So, heavy sOnd
rim split and duck, b75.
Uames,--IIook, No. 2, By case, per dot . - /.
hook, No. 1, by case, per doz., 70.
Ohains--36 % i5c.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-01

BccVeH-GfaHs fed, 2lc.
CowB--liW2G.
MuttOn--ChGice. 5042 g5c.
Il1gp--303ic per ID,
Stock cattG--'f1e prces In stock cattle vary,
according 10 locality where raised We quote
different localities as follows;
panhandlc--SUlctly nTKi class yearlinge, per
bend, yi2 O0stlG On, two ycar oda, Slg O0a20 VI;
cows and calYsH. so co.
Western Texas icaTingH, sl2 O04l3 CO., two
year ODDS so OJGlG o., cows and calves. flS 20.
Central TeaAs- fearllnRa, Z 00aB W; two.
year olds, $40 O0dll 90, cows and calves, fl5 W
lIgU1
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-01
Galveston.

GALVESTON, TEX, oct gl.--Cotton-SpoI
closed easy, lGc loworlfrom ordinary TO mid.
ding inclusive.
Cross reCCipts, slSs bales,
sales 1914 bales
Exports none.
Stock lO4, 3H3 bales.
Ordinary 7 81 toe; good ordinary s 3. leo, low
middlmg SO.lBc, mddling Vc, good middlipp
go, middlug fair OaC
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-01
Chicago.
puiIDIInu

CHICAGO, Ill, oct si.-Flour--steady and
unchanged.
Wheai-Opened ( &c lower sold OF &c add
tinnnl under free offerings, rallied &C., sofa OIL
lc rallied again, 1uctuated and closed IL high.
er than ycsterday; November, slIa h5te, closed
$50 a s5ic, December. e6s ae7ic closed btci MAY
gii da4fc closed glsa9iic.
Corn-Quiet and steady with good demand for
October delivery; cash 4Oc; October, fOldflc,
closed lOic; November, 3psa5ssc, closed 5ssc
the year, 56ga37c
PROVISIONS.
Pork-Active, closing JOG lower than yester
day; cash, s. 90; November closed ~ OoHs O3si
December closed - lOasl 2l
Lard-Quiet and steady; cash 50 s2sa5 ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-01

American, 71c box. nnckcts, two hoops, s. ~
dozen; well buckets "a % dozen. nrooms 81 10
Ef8 20 dozen, Brilliant oil, hbls, lie. Eupou
do, 2Ic do 80 caaes, 81 90; brilliant. cnses.
81 ~. do, l-l2 oascR, So "a. RAklng powders,
hnlk Omlloi n canHS 81 7bGs 60
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-01

NEW ORLEANS, Ia, oct. 3l.--CottOn-spnt
closed weak lie TO ic lower from low ordi-
nary 10 middlng Inclusive
sales $3.50 balCa.
LOW ordinary. Ole; ordinary, lie; good ordi-
nary, slc; low iniddling, SIC! Iniddling bc
good middllng, . 0.l0c mlddling fair lOci
fair, lOic.
Futures opened aud ruled casy, closing
| In ralN aLannN- 1 10 d nnlnia lower.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-01
oUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AssoCIA.
TON.

TION.
3 the Editor OF the Gazette.
NEW YORK, Oct, ~, 'Sj.
pEAR SIR;-Wc send you the following
pes because we believe it will be of in
Test TO many of your readers. We hope
pa can make use OF it.
Truly yours,
Il RICHARD c. MoKsE,
a General Secretary.
qhe week commencing Sunday, Nov. 8,
u be observed throughout the civilized
prld as a season of prayer for the
pung Mems Christian associations.
rs season had its origin in Il resolution
opted by the international convention
tthe American associations held in Al
nv, n. Y, in 500, and has been OBJ
Iyed every year since ut the recon-
Nndatlon of the subsequent conventions.
Aere are now 1900 of these associations
RI the world, distributed as follows :
Nth America, 93i; Great Britain, 508
Hnce, Y; Germany, $40; Holland, 396;
A zerland, 2GS; Denmark, lS; Belgium,
ana dozen, more or less, in each OF
"a following countries: Spain, Italy,
|Nfkey, Russia, Austria, Japan, Syria,
Pun Africa, Australia, New Zealand,
kdagascar and India. The American
oclations are the strongest and best or
IA Of any, They number G29 general
A#ociatlons, 100 college, GO railroad, ~
.#ored and ~ German. The yearly
'Hrent expenses of the associa.
Yen In America amount to
,'PO,OOO. They own eighty-two build
Hgs valued at 50, 532, COO -Four hundred
w iliteen men are devoting their whole
'ne 10 the work as secretaries, librarl-
~ and gymnasium instructors.
" ne expense OF the railroad associa'
''QlS Is $4,000 per year, two-thirds OF
Ven sum Is contributed by the railroad
#hpanies, who testify to the great ben
u resulting To their employees through
Hs special department OF Y. NJ. e. A
Rrk. Last year 1900 young men pro
.fsed conversion in the college assocla
'pns. There are thirty-onc state ant
NNincial organizations, each with Its
Ncutlye committee and annual conyen
9n' These committees expended lasl
fAr IN their work $50, 0S4' The inter
alonai committee, located In New fori
IN IN 1866 and continued there eve
Nce, Is the executive committee OF ID,
Rernatlonarconyentions which meet bl
Nlally. IL consists OF thirty-thre,
4 mbers, nine advisory members and III
~ trustees, representing all parts q
NJ united States and the Dominion Q
Rnada. 1t employs ten secretaries
pose business it is TO visit all parts o
N TWO countries advising with an
2nnseling associations, both state an
VA. The expenses of the committe
n last year were $50. 1876, which amour
rs contributed by friends of the cause
NEWS AND NOTES.
1.-Two ladies, sixty-six years old, Mrs. {
Hicks ard Mrs. A. Woods, collecte
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-01
Grain nnd Ircodstufi.

Wheat--Cholco, No. ]. nc; medium GoaG5c
low grade a0d55c oats, 2im25e. barley aOa35c
hay, lOoge FROM thn wagon, 81 OOa1 W PEI
ton bale hay s. 20 oil OQ bran, 600 pei
100, chops. 81 ~ per 100; corn meal, line boltec
per 100, 81 90, hominy and gritR 81 per Dbl,
nilllett seed u COAL 70.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-01

NEW NoRK, oct al-Cotton-spot closed
quiet at a decline of lc.
sales 23i bales.
ordinary 3 Ice; good ordinary so.iGci low
mddllng o. 1870, middlng pll Ice. good
mddllng Toe, mlddling fair lO3c,
Futures closed very steady, 10 II points
1.tta
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-01

rexas synod of the Cumberland Pres
brian church closed its session at
hens on the 18th inst. Owing to much
;kness the attendance was small. The
nod is one of four in the state and rep
.ents l2j congregations, 10 ministers
$500 communicates. The total mem
fshp Of the church in the state is over
boo, 400 congregations and about 225
histers. Judge Prendergast of MeXia
II reelected, and Col. Murchison of
teus elected as trustees of Trinity uni
ssity at Tehuacanu, to represent the
nod. Much interest was manifested in
d cause OF missions, especially in the
eation OF q mission Mt Tyler, a plan be-
4 set on foot to raise $1,000 at once to
Ntain missionary there. Judge V. b.
fbbs OF Grecnyille and ChaS. Manton of
bis were elected as visiting commit
4 to the university next June. The
&etiugs of the synod were enshrouded
gloom in consequence Of the reception
lnOuncing the death of Rev. b. C. Nc
fskey, president of Trinity university
mod adjourned to meet at Paris, Lamar
'mty, on Thursday evening before the
n Sunday in September, 1886.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-01
Ire People Can Find Christ
Ian Comfort in Fort Worth
To-Day,
,oodiups OF the Texas Synod Of the
cumberland Presbyter-
ian Church.
,,,,rcsting Fncts and Figures Con.
cerning the Young Mems Christ
ian Association.
CHURCH NOTICES.

40. mission, corner 81. Louis avenue and
.,,cct sunday school at $3.50 p. m.
|, Mcknight will preach to-day at the
la.n church. Service, II a. m. and 1880
/. sunday. school, $50; prayer meeting,
Ihesdsy night.
.a PRESBYTERIAN church, Jones street
second, Rev. d. NJ. Moore pastor.
service to day at II a. IN. Subject OF
III oThe Request Of Elisha" Sabbath.
o.i5a.m. Union meeting at 80 y. m.
N M. Lennon. All are cordially in.
ho,land Presbyterian church, corner Of
4 a,d TAYLOR streets, Rev. Il. NJ. Tlnnon,
snnday-school at $3.50 a, m; w. T.
superlntcndent. The sermon at II n. M.
4 ,he second in the series on "Anlictlon."
a nnt the congregation will Join in the union
y 20 n, the Second Presbyterian chur,h.
II ,ndrew's church, corner Rusk and East
"A streets. All saints Day. sunday school
IN /. m morning prayer, Holy Communion
I, sermon at il n. M; evening prayer and
~ I, st7.SOp. m. a meeting OF the vostry of
"a .ri.b will be held on Monday evening, the
81 at 1880, at the Office of Iittlejohn Il
In full attendance is especially de-
Il dav service at Fourth Street Methodist
4eopal church. south, Rev. a. a. Allison
II sunday school teachers meeting at 0
sunday. school at 9i5 n. M, George
4ey superintendent. Preaching at IL a. M
H. pastor Communion service following
sermon seats free. The public invited
1rylce at night, on account of union service
Ia second Presbyterian church,
hi Worth Presbyterian church. corner
loun and Fourth streets. There VIII be
he services at this church to day at the usual
Is; preaching at II O'Clock a. IN. and at
o'clock p, M, by the Rev, S. II, CLANCY.
,edlatcly after the morning service a con.
sational meeting will be held for the pur-
Of electing pastor for the church, If the
be clear. All members Of the church arc
testify urged to attend this meeting.
bath. school at $50 a. M; $. NJ. Fry, super
ndent. Prayer meeting Wednesday even.
at 80 O'Clock.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-01
Liverpool.

LIVERPOOL, oct. 3l.-CottOn spot closed
dull, buyers favor, quotations unchanged.
Total sales. COCO. American, bOOJ, Imports,
$500; American, 500.
Futures closed quiet but steady, generally