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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-07-31
ATvTORNEYS.

DRACTIClNG Physician. once hours Otto II
L a, IN, to p m. Office in Wcbbs Drug
store. Back rooms up stairs.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-07-31
NtISCEI.I.ANE:OTS
JOSEPH HAUSFR

DAINTING on silks AZ >atin-, al>o trcscoing
Z neatly done on short notice. Headquarters
ut StutZ furniture store,
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-07-31
DAVID lEACh
SIMON EIhk.

EOOT AND SHOE maker. repairing done
II promptly State street, first door south
OF IuVclund's furniture store.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-07-31
HASTINGS 3 WELLS.

GIVIL ENGINEERS n SURVIVORS, sur
- VcyiuV, LcNCllnx Hud Railroad work. N"ul
CORNERS -pt free OF charge tu uil lands pu-
rha,cd Of us Ot1cc lu Martin n Con = block,
81. Louis. Gritiut Co. Mich
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-07-31

INSURE YOUR PROPERTYI
We represent the following first-class
companies.
PHENIN. Of Brooklyn y. y.
UNION, Of san Francisco, Cal
FIREMENS' FUND. of California
LIVERPOOL ~ LONDON a GLOBE
Sun FIRE. of London
We can satisfy the most particular. Rate,
reasonable. Oili.e i'm the bank.
WARD u COATES, Agents.
Amn Michigan.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-07-31
Vol. o, No. Is,
LOC.4L BRETI7IES,
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Wright, Schneider X Stuttz Wheat
STU ttz Furniture Co,-Furnlturc'
Fur sman \ Co.-Show,
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-07-31
Professional.
CT. DOWNIE. M. D
4 & SuYDAM

~ GENERAL Practice. Onicc; back room in
VI Wehb's Drug store,
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-07-31
Business Directory.
IsA NIX i; IL =.

A General Binkiug business Transacted
IA Dealers ia Foreign ANA Domestic Exchange
Special Attention Given ~ Collections.
WM. S. TtfRCK, A. W. WRIGHT, q. - MARp,
in. SEA".R C, Z. WEBSTER,
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-07-31
ALMA rrARKET REPORT
BUSINESS LOC4L

Go to Hopkins for good day board
Screen doors only One Dollar al Kelso
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-15

A movement is on foot in England TO
promote the Interchange OF phlpi's ne,
tween clergymcn % the establishments ana
noneuniOrnist minister
Among the persons whom Archbishop
Cross has confirmed in Oregon are thirty
cirhi Indians and twcnty-seven converts
from Professionalism
4 canvass OF all the colleges OF he
country shows that OF livO6i students
spGl are church members. ~ 1872 only
i've students OF Yale college were chnIch
members.
The first stone OF q monument 70 ne
erected 10 the memory Of Johu Williams
III. MARTYR of Euromangai VAS recently
laid by the son OF a South sea lslahueI
Who slew him. TIE father was . heatlch
ana : savage, but the son IS a CHRISTIAN
missionary writes from japan that
,he gercrnmcnt il substituting Roman
Letters for those nov In use. I've auoP-
ZION of the English languaHe oy japan
adds fort one millio2 people "a iue Eh-
/ gllsh speaking world
The Christian Observer OF lsonl.NIi,v,
XIV. charges the Northeru il.sgs .,,a,t,
boar,' of home missions Win uNyl''.iT,,'
conduct IN capturing Sostheri ,..l.''..
i'm rhnrrhes. II specifies q dozen ca-es
~ snch alleged transfers OF churches nS
the use Of money 80.
Miss Kin Val Mo, NJ. d. 4 Chinese la's
OF 9l has this year graduatee ~ u Wv M,
II her class IN the New } or "'i Pc.
Medical college. Her father WIS q ft RE-
hvterian convert and mission h.aS' ~.
and she has been carefully edaea'eu ~
mission work. !,
An alleged miraculous apps sat-i''r noar
the Madonna in mountain Nlllass liz
Placunzi, italy, has led 20 . reluaisIio,1
outbreak OF religious huluvl l 49,
Thousands OF ignorant persons ~ 80 ~.
ing there and indulging in the lnv7'
trayagant demonstrations
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-15
THE GAZETTE: WORTH TEXAS SUNDAY NOVEMBER Il

can youth as teachers ana catechists for
the negro such teachers to be located
within circuit not too vast for snper.
vision OF missionary priests, and both
priest and teachers TO derive support
from a uniform, regular ana voluntary
iund coming principally (for reasons al.
ready assigned) from The Catholics OF tho
North.
II was only few weeks ago that the
Episcopalian ordained colored man
aud sent him abroad, aud for several
years this denomination has been partic-
ularly active In the South, building up
missions and carving education To the
OBJECT OF their peculiar solicitudc. Then,
too, the Presbyterlans, the Baptists aud,
III iact, mostoi the churches are manifest
Jug a d. epcr interest in the ex-Slayes than
they ever did in their masters, and
the work of ''home missions" is
being pushed among them with
the great ST zeal. Tho field is a great one,
aud IL Is TO be hoped that the work has
more behind II than denomlnational ri
valry, aud will lind otherand more praise
worthy impetus than comes of the pride
OF the church at statistical growth The
need OF the negroes as a race is education
in its broadcast sense, aud, having ac-
quired this, the result will be that they
will develop into better and more useful
citizens. II the church helps ia tins, ne
has been suggested 10y the Catholic
World, il will have done a noble service
In helping race which has become una
bic to help itself
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-15

Bar iron 20 90, Norway 20, No, e sheet iron
SO, No ~ q ghuet iron age, galvanized shcnl
Iron 9aglc. Ne. sod ne, Nod 10 l5ie
lGyes roofing lin l4iaiaq, liNl0 and l0En pat
80 : 71as %, unuUrH wire ~ per cont ~, tin
Nor si1rk 90 pcr cent. 90, COOK -'oyes Win
ware 10 tpWs5 w ia Win THINNING "a 6NaN 01
Wood NGrk Wagon aAirH p0tal % ipnguci
9Qeul lQ. ripglcirees "a; BOOSTERS tQej spukss
75d3Ri iolla0s 7ja2 ~ nVnpletrees . 4aa
~. mech yoke. b0H3 ~, pl0w beams 5ot,i5e
ploY handlrs 75aeb0.
sails Is keR, hsfis l1d Bhrden horse Shol
per hog, 3 o.. rcrkina do. 40, Walker DO ~
lpricl mule ~ Aorlilwefiern horse shoe
Yklls No. a. Dgn, No. 8, zoo, No, ., 2c3 No. q nc
No. r. lot3 "i.ake'sN No (. fic. No, . sae. No
o, &c, 80. q z0c, No. =. l1c AnsnDe % No.
4, 3ac, No Q, 9lc. 30 q 2ic, 80. =. ltg. 70 ite.
MhcCimeOus ifnce Chsins MOI, per pair,
lpci pos flnsetreeg, y dDk, 80 pillow
dnnhlrtrege, per dDI., 2 ~, toek bcli-, N per-
cent or, door loeks 3 2je9 n0i wood fcreis
51apd iVpef cgntoEi =. = GO door huis, y
and Ne per cent % eui ana timed tacl 80
percent ~ geate mills. q ger cent % 0ilp1
hihggs ~ aud upper cont oif5 card ge baifa
" ana Wper cent az pillow bolts y pgr cyat
oh piece IN war;, % fpr eant oH decp
stamped ware, ~ pgr cent ~ shallow
stamped ware, ~ nef cant ~.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-15
WHY THEY STAY AwAY.

\ London exchange, in speaking OF the
absence OF young men from church sery-
ices, says:
This is 10 be accounted for IN part by
he character of the miuistratiuns or
dinarlly provided TO large extent,
these lack force and carneStncSs. They
do not 20 to the roots of questions, nor
grapplc with the prObleqs OF lie in
which young men are necessarily Inter
csted. TO TO any church or chapel where
there is an exceptionally thoughtful and
faithful ministry, and you are struck with
the number of young men who flock to
il. So much is this the case that, on en-
tcring place OF worship, you may easily
divine the character of its stated tninis-
try by the presence or absence OF young
men OF course, it is too much TO cS-
pect that all ministers should have the
power of dealing wisely with questions
which interest young men; and II may be
well to consider whether those who have
the Gift should no, seek more frequent
opportunities OF using 1t in addition to
their ordinary ministratiuns. Sunday al
ternOon lectures and short services after
the usual evening service, mt which young
men should be Invited to ask questions or
otherwise come Into friendly conference
with the lecturer, would be greatly apprc-
ciated by them, and would lcad in many
cases to permanent good.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-15
nroo,s srnANGE nr1lrr.

The late Victor Hugo appears to have
been convinced that he would meet all
his friends IN future world. He was
equally sure that he had always existed
from the antediluyiau times when the Gre
ator placed him on earth He believed
that he would exist forever, inasmuch a.
he felt in his soul thousands OF hymns,
dramas aud poems that had never found
expression. When the atheists would say
to him; "The proof that you win not eX-
list in the future is that you did not cX-
list in the past Hugo would answer;
"Who told you did not exist in the past
centuries? You will say that IS the legend
of the ages. The poet has written; Life lisa
fairy tale twice written He might have
said Il thousand times written. There is
not an age in which cannot find my
spirit. You do not believe in the doc.
! trine of surviving personalities for the
reason that you do not rccOllec. your an
terror existence. But how can the recol-
lection Of vanished ayes Icmain imprinted
ON your memory when you do not re.
member a thousand and one scenes and
| events of your present lite? Since 1902
/ there have been ten Victor Hugos in me
| DO you think that / can recall all their
actions and all their thoughts? The tomb
is dark, and when shall have passed the
I tomb to emerge into light once more, all
/ these Victor llugos will be almost wholly
strangers To me, but it VIII always be the
/ same soul
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-15

The Jewish Progress OF san Francisco
thinks that under the changed cond tons
OF their life, aud particularly in this
country, some stronger tie than the feel
Ing of u common race and a common re-
llrion is needed TO keep the Hebrew
people one in heart There is, it thinks,
a dangerous drifting away from old ideas
and customs, and IL believes that "to OF
set this tendency no power would be
more potent than the idea Of a strong
spiritual and religious union with SUI
prcmc authority whose power would
be delegated, as in our own republic,
from all sections and all classes OF
course. matters temporal would play no
role. and its jurisdiction would be lin
tied TO the spiritual aud religious world, "
fl adds. "The idea is hroachcd without
r, ference to its practicabiliW. The
numerous objections that could be APP
plied TO It ON this score might hc SUN
cicnt to cause its rejection. And set the
moral influence that would be the result
of such Il union can never be estimated
The spectncle of united people as the
Jewish people would then show TO the
world.would be calculated, not alone to
inspire the deepest reverence and re-
sprct, but would insure the maintenance
and pernaucnCe OF Judaism"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-15
Soap--g2 1aai 90 per caac
hagRn1 10 standard llc en- Tic.


Priuta-staudagd prints new Styles 5lci ~
lone ianCies 5ic, Amerlcan aic Arnold b3cl
Belmont SCI Bcrwick 80 charter Don, bci
CoDcstoga hic nunklrk, Be Dunnell -Jde
puards. Gci Duuncli--sutlnce hlci Gloucester
Sc. Hamilton staple styles Bye, llartcl 0ic;
lodi 4ici Manchester aic; Fheilc 5lci -uuth-
nui-h Ole; WlndsOr hlc fancy pinks DO;
slater solids DC PEABODY colds bln Berlin
solid. 90 Durham solids SO Victoria black A!ci
Hosvy Brown shceting Atlantic PA.I sc;
Albany A ~ tGic AUauuu \ &fci Clifton
ca q - &c; Lawrence j. J. - $50 Rutland 9
g. iGlc; Glendale : 40 Glci Enterprise y
D. "a Glc, Tam O'ShantCf q. SIC Chapman A
40 80; Belfast u 5ici Rose Valley 4 70,
First Prize "a Clo; argyle - bsci Busy Bee
Wide Brown shcating--iowoll iG4 lsc; Penn
broke iO.s 1905 n0nainOTk ~ lelci Lancaster
1914 lSc; Pvppcreii l04 4lc, BOSTON 1915 2Sci
Wldn Bleachrd sheetlng--20 Boston no
lO-l pcpnereii &c, 1914 PenbrOk .hci 10 .
Al0uadDOrk 1910 1914 lowell nc 1914 Lock
wood 2ici o. QinnobaTy eei o. femmohe
toldrsd puok,-Niontanp u Sc; Bosim (. of
lOic; Everett ~ . lie; panHcnt 40 v1 lglei
Tlckincs AmopkrHe q a l2''i hrHsnpha ~
Iri Cornwall o slei Whitlent0n JU lse Glen
Riddle 5ci Lewiston 80 mrh MES Ocean 5lci
( Hiebory Stripes. Extra tioui alnn or brown
Gtr, mechanic, blue htri JrWeN fity r.! ltpck
RIVER hlne hud brown ~ Eagle, blue 90
1 lHCaHtilc s n Columbian str.
GlughAtn Iuphyf SO piuhf,t JIG; G,n9goW
Z fhnclcs .c tiiasgoW dress NJ res $50 liriTbtpn
I Glo, EaflsiOn SIC, scotch B0okiOiu 5sci York
CHECK "A slaiteryile lheel iici Nnblan dress
( style re. trsyle staples 1lci Bates pincic- 90
f.ochlnmOnd ".
aays-Cumhrrland illci Calumet i0e Fair
: ilaf l3cj Imperial 10; GcncYa Toe; AdrHtif
l2ic, bradford i2lc; clifton sc; Windsor %.
3 Jean ~ ltluyger aei ADuptlstOut llGi Ielr
graph i5o; C6ginytDa 1905 P0iaHs no, iiO0ficI
l7ci lmpehM isci LcamlnN0n ie.c5 American
zN.i silver lgak 2ac. DIAnd glc. Texas Doe
skin glc: Grcat sOutneru 32ej uuiuu0lit Sic.
Can0nicut DDCskln J5c.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-15
LAMrAsAs spRtScs.

"hhAI HEALTH ANn rikAsuRE RESORT
Ihis place has justly earned the roputa.
uoh OF being the great health and pleas.
ure resort Of the Southwest For mer-
euiial. rheumatic, culaneous aud kidney
diseases these waters are the most Ger.
tam auxiliary and specific known. Tho
hotels are conceded to be the best IN the
country. The San Geronimo, centrally
and delightfully."- located corner Fifth and
Main streets, is one Of the most comfort
able elegantly furnished aud hest-venti.
lated houses IN the state, which, with lis
excellent cuisine and moderate rate of ~
per day and special rate to parties by The
week or month, make the san Geroninioa
great favorite. Two sample rooms on
FIRST floor, twenty feet square cach--best
In the state.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-15

OrlupVr-- Louisiana per huN 50 .,
Muasiun i.utuouR- Fer bon 80 Upel 90.
NpplrH- Northern ~ unuN2 % par hhl,
Puiatnge--ltlrh per Int new Northern $50 10
sNrk., OulnnN--Nur netu per hhl So % HpRns--
Navy Sl6pic, mod bllp 8oi large linn 81 small
butter 3,c r'nuuts imSc Cidrr--lialf hbl
- 90. Iubbngu-rcr crate Sort crn % ,aI
co.
Poultry Hons 81 % pcr doc; Young chickens
81 OOdg 10 turkoya dQWJuc, geese 2ld1O
ducks, per dozen, - l5aBO0,
Egg---Itr dozen lee,
lre-h country butter Choice ii8eic; choice
Western daiiy lsc fancy creamery soc.
Potatoes sweet fuifNOc per huFhci.
Sairr Per half barrel 70.
Banauas--pcr bunch 2h03 %.
Goo unuts Per lUO, 50 20.
New Frcnnh.-idtlc.
Brasil Nuts--l2iC
Almuudt--luC.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-15

lrnrs- l.nrk cinnamon per D. i2ri Peruvian
bcai 20; borak nc, blcarbonaic ~ soda, fng
lsh. lei c0ppcras Bafc; elucbiuedia per ID
2-Q26e; CASTLE soap per y lgaiGci cream tartar
q. r.. per b ga iAc chalk. lump, ner n 2sSe
caiofeei, T.. a ~, T30 go; Ingiish, pcrh. bottle
lucludea, GOAL 10 chloTal hydrate per D yie
J 10i eiiOTjf0rm per n, bottle Included,
5SHhoc competition powder per b.
ssc, DOy r. per D ! ~, Eptom salts per
~ 9Atic. Gum opium, per b, - obaf ~ Cum
cainlhor per PC Morphine, ief o. ti i04
--. OIL castor. machine. 1Ja Slc. on. cl-tor,
per gallon. a. staIGD; Oh, lard Winicr-ftriined,
n3a 7be : 81. lard. No. j, or. Quiulne. y. s W.
per on. sr. fI0Her suiphuf jld5c. Aiqir u,
&C. IRE scflpticp vale BY csaf. - PR ecri on
broken, - ana 10 per csnt on, show cnsfAt
lise prIces Rcbate PAL. ned af list 1haycrs
tiuld csfrne3e, 20 Per cent o. r. fipid
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-15

The iast number 81 nradsirects gayr M
stocks OF wheat and lcur Ia TIE Lniied King
dom o. t1brr }. l-si 81 eQuAl 10 = uJNu 900 bush
cla against l3OllfN0 buaiyis ocObeF }. lssf. 4
morning PAPER sery gmvely announces that the
aegrp gate tbcks M thc United kingdOm u sOtns
1905 bushels lcss than year ago. Great
minds VIII diitcr.
"A 1909 iipisud steer represents about ~
bushels % corn. besides grasr. TO thf khstpln
farmcfthis steer v ouid cost more Than ne ~
worth; white - HE y c-trrn farmer thcre lsn
fine margin on hiIl delivered 30 hew York ~
ssO 40 y, cons mon prlcn for the best steers ia
cheese dcgrcssod lines aud Tho Beef N The caf-
fsi,ss can be laid down On i0ndyH as that pfioe
The future VIII and iLie dead inca. transports
IlJn 80 perfected thaf rakpc VIII an BE- Angh
iolrd where faii ned, aud START on their long
i9ufney 10 rcfrigeraiing e1rr.
armnur lasl week playsd D clever coup On
fhr eG8lpeff tFho liyc ~ their wits. he pae yer
distfiplird ofdrfs ~ buy Ncfenp wheat "
inc extent ~ about one MILL n 4ueneir - inai
fyergb9dY % The do0r lnew ~ iA'e tIalsae iioi,;
lie % nv ann0lnrbd, 100. that ~ had tNttfe9
his dptlona aud mad gene long o. ne earA
Wheat ~ long cnmliaisn TIC AhHenNcc
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-15

~. Louis.
PRODUCE.
ST, LOUIS, Mo, Nov li.--flour dul and un
changed.
Wheat Higher foreign war news cables
and home markets sent prices up ltol'c carly,
but later on free selling obey dropptd 20 20,
the mUrkrt thon iluctuGtCd tin near the CLOSE,
when It advanced sharply and linlsncd strong
at l8al3 above Yesterday; No rcd cash,
90 November ~ closing az so nominal;
uary gJagll closing 09,c hid, May II W!a
/ q 4. CLOSING al 01i.
Corn 81 lc higher In sympathy with wheat
NJ , mixed cash aQtG39sc November 3l5 o'lc.
closing 2llc MAY 3BlG3.sc. closing at outside
Oats--frm hut dull Tor options, Cash lower
al sjl&21c; May a0lc,
PROVISIONS. ITC.
Corn Meal steady 90 ~ 81.
WHISKY stead 90 81 10.
wool nchIpEcd.
Provision iirmor under war news, but not
Pork-0ld 500; heavy new 50 5O.
Iard--,G 10 asked.
Drv salt Mont. BoNrd--Long clear 50 900
8 2osi snort rib, s. Goa 20; short clear 50 goa
Bacon Long clear s. 65a5 so; short rib s. 90.
nama 80 .5NlOm
LIVE STOCK.
Cattlc-lcceipt- 5000 scarce, and, being sat
urday. only locul trade was done 90 prrsluu
auotitlons good 60 real choiccnatiyeptce - rs
40 IS. common 10 medium 81 aOdi 00i ma.
tive butcher steers SO 4Oai %, cows nnH
I hcfers - 50a3 80; st1ckers aud feeder. ~ 3ga
/ . Is Texans and indian steers q dyaa iai
( Iiogs Receipts $500; higher and active az
( 70 g. o5 -.
+ mpager aud only small rcrau trade done ihef,
il guud dem nd Tor brst muttnns good tochpice
/ 81 15d5 20 common 90 medium 81 0pd& W
+ 1eNans y i5as 10
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-15
nnlldIne .lnlnrlnI.

Lumbet--Iioneh lumber, boxing y tneNes
mud under, nrsl ciasS ~ O1 stripping lN3, Is o.
ihick clears j and s. n 90 roHgh inmber
SECOND class u "; iplst Ahd scnnillng, CALL
~ 10.
siding -ffrt, common white plnc 30 O1l
second. DO, "a 81, tbird, 90. y % poplar ~ "
IN ~, nailFo rims, z, ~ w native pipe
- 20, native EDusll ~ o.
Dressed i.Gab.r-- Towing, ~ iuclcg and an.
der - % 10, isl. - Q,fcantiing i0iet Or avs
common infnAfr - COZ hotlnF over ~ nalct|
20 90, THEA cirafs. ! - n hHd 3 ~ ~ aee8ud
ciAts. ans KIND ~ %
DTessed and Mafched fiodrihH- firtt ciief,
f2ti second class. - ~.
Wiilt FInq fnrnIsiing LumpW III. and 2
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-15

fNnNffk.
NKw YORK, Nov IA Flour-iiishcr,
Wheat SPOT highcr, bat quiot; options ed
vauccd 2t2ic, with eonsi3ctihlt excitement
closing strong, speculation brisk spot ? rut
nominal. No. rcc, Nnyvrihcr N Sad1c
closing gilc. December aiiWactc closinl
ing tN llanuary 99lNsi co. closing 81 Cos MAY
NOiiti ,s clueiug n sGf
tom -.iightrs closing hrm; No ? N1jiin
elevator. saa,hir HNuAt, so. November 81
asl1e Noslng ISLES utcmbcr aslWai3c olos
ing Nlc January fg3adoie, closing ao.c May
s0isic. closing este.
PROVISIONS. IRE.
NOhue-O nu1ns steady hni Quivt sales. soy
bags, February, So IS March, 50 50; April
81 % juno. ~ 10,
Sucgl-s irauy and quiet, rcdncd Uuict an,
STEADY 90 a, aiu; standard a &C.
NoiNssCs--tluict
Aico-- tVauy but quiut,
Rosn.-nun al 81 tiHi l2l.
TurpVntinc-~St STEADY VI 3sc.
MuOl-ouict ana linn; domestic fleece 2'a
30r; uu'lcd lf@ Ic, lcNas 9og2c
l,or --Sicady and moderately active; MESS
81 1ArfiOn0
1.ard--l,shcr ana more active; Western
steam for export, 81 a0HG a2!, December sGA'
dt ~ January st aiuG ".
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-15

pROpuCE, PROVISIONS. ETC,
NEw ORLEANS, Ia. NOy ~ ~ Sugar-lou-
lsiona centrifugal fairly active aud shRdc
hirhor.
Go n--Stronr and higher, s5Itsc.
tats-~~tvaur.
liar -tluiot and unchanged.
Hog Pruducts-Quiut, but NfIO
Coffee puiUt,
tOtt0n- seed OIL Prime crutr gG1eTc; sum
mcr yellow ln sops demand ai fur prices,
NuIas-e~ -lltmcr; upcu kettle, choicc, 400
nc strictly prime, 3ii lic; good prime, $50
3c prime auUGi gUnd iair aBW2s' fair, sie
2aci good Cnmmun 80. CCnuimgals good Prime
2bc; fair 10 good iair 3ld Bic; good common, lsa
2o', common lfalhc,
ENChuu- C--NCw urk sight nc para clearing
81 the BANKS - elO.N0
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-15

CHIcAco, ILL,, Ncv. li,--f lour-tAin9 aoiite
ana rl..rcs steady.
No 2, rud lower sralcs u good request by
ntiiers; >. "a 500, cloatd o4.c Noyenbcr
sg.asilr. cio-ed PIC hid Decemberi 9te1lc,
closed "a y bld January ~ ai~ 2, closed Pc bid
May 49,. t,t
triers raiiug slightly higher ass Ne closeo go
bid NaVrui0cr, ini uf0ir, closed 20 are De
,s1nb.r and scar $40 da1ir cl.isol 3, e BID @An
nary. 90 igls. closed 8ifc BID Mag.
PROgisluNf
Pork-AeuFe advancing 10 q ttci NOyemHHrs
s IS; December, - 10; year Y ~ January
Iard-Aetiye and inner; s. Y, November,
elqAed IS code ssi DeremDcr ~ ~ year ~ ~.
az So 49,. - i,
Rexed Meats-Fnlr requett, firm prizes ana z
rise bishcr, DRY sailed shoulders taas W ".
inns clear q gJdi n; short clear = sac ~
shsrf nb - 91aA ~
LIvE STOCK.
rh,, UrOyeYs' Journal reports
Ceftle-- Receipts 1907; thipments none in1aEk.t
.lsldvs shipplng Ftcers,A 5pa5 40 st0ckers bne
9se.iert 81 i5GteJ, cows and Oalls ana inaAia
y e55g ~, BUS y ee ~ through ieaas cai
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-15

Wishr- Rsati1ed 1901 ~ ~ per la9ai
solr mash iwa.saaf oii,. sQel ~
Yearold, ! p0aSg ~ lancs Gaia ~ N'''f
4 ONa1 w. ....., !. .,l
" ihos riarci, rcf eafri tset1s ". y
qualify. caiaN 90, pcf fhhop y'eess XIX
.08J on anafly prr fllinp. .it.t
dcirn per CATION. 0ost5 ~ Wiile Hine' ~ '@''F'
l1e 900 LIZ. ~ /. ~, 80,
Als~ Stock ne per dosn g go Z y ro'A ~
dofal U0Hz2j. -. vv.st
ClvFrs- U8rsesuc 81 o04s! w Az ~"
% ~ al09 e0f Imported 81 t1aleel a..
Chnnpaguc--9. 81 hunm = We, se 49, \" "A
gs0O04j y ~; lloidsck "a haskell W g.7es X
krug. IN basket ~ O0A39 %; d9nfslc Snitq
paanf - IL 20; Geo. Vouiei, ekua ,i''A'f'
81 80. :, .a4ts ~ .
l}aificd Ncer--femps, nl4fs' I ~,,a,,.s
JiudWeisfr quarts ~ " riais y" M
deer aaaff3 ~ ~, tsinta n ~ teh3ita AiiNeNh',p
quarls 100, pnfs ~ o. ~ Clause. y ~ VA. Z
ghnDilDfnn hGer quarts " ~ Fnu y ~ hA1
mcf hslsef hnreliod tA
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-15

CiiV'e'-,, meeting will be hrIdi
" z. ,A,sA Prcsbylerii.ainl, 0aPreyalilng
. ahff lll,,,onp. SnilvC''
l.sd Blodmnccs' .,,,, .,,
,lilps ~ NOR ST. Louis avenue anu
1 y.elsa. ~. i" school 90 3.Sop m
q ..s,ter.an church sabbath u, nd, ,
A IN ritsp;3,'ne service, IL a. M ana
! : ~ l'o,sfance, pastor
L sbyterIan church. corner
"a "A Fourth street, stree, :, dayatiho usual
lal .gthis church 70 'n"s d" -, ,nd 9i
5s's a II o'clock T. NJ ,,' anu ~
.asfias by The RoS' H. H. cooper !
ssaoa. M p.,
f''a a..,,.t church, corner OF Broad
\ 4 Bapllss ,' Preaching at II n,
lesF * Il dc pastor j '."iliesple.
ltsn' ,nnrch. corner Main and
j n y =, ,Sav school a 9.3oa m, y
4 ~ nunu"tart. services at . a. IN,
4 gFi W. nastor Also rereptiAn
s. aips w aee,rrs. The general public
Il essi 70 attend any ana all thos'
,ertan church, Jones street
Il lie;9Tnsy u. NJ. Moore pastor
laill asy at II q. m, No service al
\ nifi ~ cordially Invited to meet
z Z, y sslool at 9;i5 a. M
e.,.bvterlan church, corner OF
49, ,frycts, Rev H. NJ. TinnOn
n Ilet n, .choGl, W. r. Faxes su.
"A NC tAs- .,t. ,roinut y at $3.50 a. M
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-15

mon wido VIII pine, f7J; inrh DO, -.
ceiling iVnded OF PLATA fif6t common W.T.
pino. $50. "a do N 10. 81 40 -. poplar y ~
~ ", poplar ! 81 0Qa3iVO, nai,re pho ~, ~
~
shlnalcs white plno 4 %. 10 sbsaaa
~. % extra 10. "a c{pfess. Dss,, ~
brand Q 90. de- 50. Z .. do SO, m hAa'f
ruwed h,afi ~ snps o. $3.50,
Tickets White pine dressed anf sgt4,,',
square or gat, 4 W yellow pine 10 ss'' if'e,
8 50a1 10. -
lime. rcmohf, efe Lime Aafiln, % pf
hbi geeacat. loniRlilHpf iDsaosH, - a'
Dbi.; Portland. % ser BIAS placer yH
Nfw l0rs Or Mlchigap, % pef spt, 1855
hair 1ac bn
l}rlca fire proof % per-