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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-04-28
The situation at Athens.

ATHENS, April 27.-All the foreign
representatives except Count de
Morey, the French minister, had a
long conference this evening at the
German Lsgst on with the commaod-
ers of the foreign men-oi-war now ly-
ing at the Ph@us. They discussed
measures to be made in the event OF
Greece not complying with the ulti-
matum Of the po wers. Greece's reply
to the ultimstum is expected at the
end OF this week.
Cabinet meetings are being held
constantly. The Minister Of War will
not agree to the dissrming Of troops
aud will tender bis resign alton if that
course be decided upon. At a mars.
meeting Of the war party to-day dis
armament was denounced. Farther
meetings will be held tonight and to-
morrow. A force of cavalry is held in
readiness for action in the event OF
disorder. Several more foreign men.
of-Tar have arrived in the offing.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-04-28

Northwestern railroad has had to dis
continue running their trains from
Lula to Glendale, opposite Helena.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-04-28
DIR. II. u. LASKI,

Physician, Surgeon and AecOueher,
RESIDENCE AND OFFICE,
3A3 Main street, Near UniOn,
Telephone N0,&,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-04-28
HON. JEFFERSON DAVIS.
HIS ENTHUSIASTIC RECEP ZION
AT MONTGOMERY.
The Journey From BeauVOir One
Grand OFatOn-Scenes Along
the Route.
lsrEcIAL TO rHE APpEAL.I

MoSrGoHERY, Ala, April 97.-Ac-
cording to programme, Mayor Reese
and the cosnmittee left for Beauvoir
hast night in eral-Manager Cab
bets special car to escort Mr. Jefferson
Davis to Montgomery as the guest OF
the city I'd address our people on the
occasion Of the corne stone laying of
the Confederate monument. During
to-day telegrams were almost hourly
received frpm the indefatigable chair
man of the committee, Mayor Reese,
reporting the progress of the train
The enth usiasm of the people along the
route was unbounded, especially ut
Mobile, where the special car bearing
Mr.. Davis received additional floral
offerings from the people OF the Gulf
City Another tpecial train left the
depot this evening going to Mou t
Meigs station, on the Western rail-
ro d of Alabama, bearing dele
CATION from the Third and Sixth old
Alabama regiments,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-13
GENERAL mAnKE1s.
--------
Produce ana provisions.

KANSAS LIrY, MO-. Nov. l2.-wheat dnll
No 2 red, cash G0lSc bid December &C bid; May
70tSe bid CoTniquiet; No. cash 29llG bid De.
cember 29ilc bid; May $50 bid Oats nominal
at A56c as. ed.
S@kc higher, but declined and closed 20
lower han yesteraay; No cred 9 On 7iH@75e ;
December s6a76Hc, closing 76e bio January
IIa1 7sko, closing 7Ihc bid; May s4k9s4Ac,
al sing AkdSi3Sc. Corn opened nfm and &c
higher eAsed off and closed 40 lower than
, es erday; No. mixed cash S3kdS3Ac; De-
cember $40 bid; J nuary S4tlaSisc clollng
SfHc; May 3skassTe, closing ssfc Oats
duh and steady; No. mixed cash 2ghasIke;
Corn meal steady AZ 81 95 Whisky
steady a. 81 Is. Wool dull eatier;
medium clothing 2lka26hc; eombing asa
Pike low aud coarse lta22c; ine light Is'62ss /;
hesyy I8a2Oc. black i7a23o. Provision kener
ais higher Pork str,pg at 81 sIABl0 90 Lard
nrm al S. s0a5 81. Bulk meats abont steady I,
loose lots long clear, ~ $500 ~ snort IDS
clear S. 60; short rios s. 70; short cienr - III.
Bacon scarce and hrn long cleHI 81 l9@h MS !
snort ribs 81 l2H; snort ear " op. Hams
steady az 50 60a1l 30. Afternoon board
heat 80 higher. Corn steady unchanged
Data uncnai ged.
IHIeAGo, Ia, NOV le --GeaerAl lack q
sDecuiaIop, Ngethef Win heavy receipts N
ihe Northwest ckuBcd Wheat 70 90 weak a. q
dull on change ;o.eay. Cora weAkeuel IN
. M athy " IN Wheat, but provisions, co. ira
~ 20 y. steriay, Wore rather strong on acc cunt
OF the stock yards trouble The on feature
p tho Gay was the Dre2ture 70 sen
wffat shorty after loon, noticeeD'e GA
he p8K. VI huuses having ,Gtern connection.
There wasl fair trade in corn, bn that market
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-13
Eve snoek Mnr,sets

KANSAS OIrY Mo- Nov 70 Cattle Receipts,
1885, shipments, none; good firm, common
slow and weak; good 10 choice,
"a 1904 go: common TO medium, 50 3pfit 90;
stoc Gro 81 25a2 IS. feeding 6teers. 81 s0a3 60;
cows, 81 5Oaa G0j gfshs range steers So .5m3 go
Hogs Receipts, 2li6i shipments, none ma III 1
active; l0c higher 81 S. 60a3 s. Sheep Re
oeipls 1868. ehipmenla, rs; hrmi good 10
choice, 81 i0aS 90; common TO medium, 81 Boa
~ LOUIS. MO-. Nov. Y Cattle Receipts
6OO shipments 1850 steady. choice native s.ecra
81 30df so medium b. good shipping sicera
IS 609a 20; bniehots' steers fair 10 good So 10
"a 10. feeders, fni 10 good, 81 50aS 50, stock
ers fair 10 good, ~ 0a2 so; Texans and ln
dams ommon 10 hoice, 81 00dS 10. Hogs
Receipts 225i shlpments, BOD martet strong
at 10 10 noints higher; 81 bOa$3 90. Sheep
mon 70 prime s. O0d3 0S.
NV York. NV. ~, -Beeyes- Receipts $3.50
head too many for demand; market extremely
dull, loser; clearance not made; native ateera
S. 40&5 IS; two car loada fancy Chicago steefs
s. 40. Sbeep--Reccipts 5000; dull, lower and
clearance not possl lie; poor 70 prime sheep
s. coal %; lambs ~ 25aB 70.
CHICAGO, liz, Nov II pth
70QOi shipments 5000; market dull and 10000
we shipping slesTs, $50 10 1850 pounds.
s. SOFAS 90, stockeFs and feeders 81 ulmb lOi
tnrOu4h Texas cattle i0dlhc lower az 81 600
90; western rangers 15a25c lower; natives
ana half breeds 50 1905 co; wintsred Tenans
81 55a3 90. Hogs- Receipts $1,000. Bnipments
none; market low, faay and weak at IS 900
g. sheep-Receipts 5000; shipmeuts 1000;
market steady; naiivea 81 O0df 60; western
s. o0aS toi Texans y o0a2 ~; lambs - VOa4 20.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-13

sos bakine nowdsra. 81 ~, iiei I and p d cans
y 81 M ,caroni email box toc termlceli I'm N
box ESQ., cattup IN buix pr y tucA 81 Norccs-
Ter sHnfe Ia bnik per SALON VI -
1uEhf. Fire powdered. ublss Ifei 90 IAN
bbia, 5Ae cut loaf, Ike; lsranulatcd Standard,
Hci caoico white, s'fci Louisiaaa y G. 6Na
exc.
kicn- Louleaaa a., 6sSc.
POUlTEi---Wr quote, Younq chickens, 81 70
~ % per dexi ole, 81 1905 COZ turkeys, aoa
WlfISki--Rec,idcd, 81 iu0l q, az per proof I;
aour-mash, two year old, 81 G0al 20; three
year Old. = BOAR 20; fancy. extra old whiaky,
WpOL-Fall WOOL ak mopths' clip, bIiKht
medium l1c; tight line geo; cokfac i56lSo.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-13

5 ort ribs-January. 81 l5i February ranged
s. l0a5 22is closing 50 M.
NEW YORK, NoT f.-Conee-Spot fair; RIO
steady at i2hc; option ~ active but Hteady
sDlcs, Is 30 Dagsl December $40 10; January
$40 s0al0 50; FEBRUARY $40 s5al0 40; March
$40 s0al0 IS; Aril $40 90, May $40 co. Sugar
Il, ady ana quiet; refined quiet.
NEW ORLEANS. La, Nov l2.-Flour qniet
but ste adv; XXX choice So 60d3 10; fancy
81 sOaa 80; extra fancy 81 0Oai 10; Minnesota
ana winter wheat paients - 60ob 90. Corn
quiet but tfm choice Weatern 3iBd35e IN
meal - D, Oats jqnict. Hay steady, prime
Sl2 SOD 10 90 choice Sl4 GOA 10 90. Hog products
nfmor bui not qu0tsbly itigheri shouldofs S. -
long clear and char ribs 80 cas- hams 81 %
all 90 VIII Ky qpiet. O flee easier; Rio lOs
elSJsc Rico easier at 3dt16c Cotton seed
prouueta dull nnd seminal. Sugar Opsu' kettle
atcndy; conuifugals, active ~ 60; plantation
grades SIC; cbpicb Nhite leci on white
B 1861 choice yellow clarified ~ ahc; OF
yolow clarified v prime yellow 45imEsci
soc nds 4a44c No asses quiet ana weak;
~ tile, eholce, 40; centrifugal, sttielly
prime 2iG26s. Exchange. New York aigbt zoe
discount
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-13

,,,. Repeal by the Next LeEis-

80 FOR It's NV
nv - iafure.
Ati;snc r porter
tb,pe that should claim the
nv Z, ,bs Twentieth legislature is
|sTe lana question. West Texas
''i ,.s.asaadle have been suffering
u. three years from the effects
p1s y mat mas no precedent IN
lase az - ~ history Of civilized ma
~ bread acres Of rich and fer
Z Eaye gone into the hands OF q
y lions 10 tie inter exclusion
piP s,,rant. and even the native
en ,asn "a limited means. Tie
1, tSis lniqultous law have been
from Our state millions OF
~ ~ NJ taxable property and a
n'Ser Of splendid law-ablding
nu'1 nssides this the unsatisfactory
4 II which stock nave to be han-
Ar existing laws, the unsettled
w. az nader the mauipulatiOns Of
wv ey1srd have tended TO decrease
.nerlv values VI ivy eFpSn Va W.!
/ ,, v, and in this way has forced
' 81 wealthieit, most industrious
4 ,a,orislng cattlemen into bank
These are facts well known TO
n;asnt public. VIII any one con-
|Dst 20 icy that will tend to
ram our state one of the
Industries of the state
$3.50 the country and people Is a
I,sv We think not, end we feel
tbat the Twentieth Legislature
4 Mold Of this question and as-
\ /. Win dispatch aud ia an i1telii-
ruer The only correct solution
land question is in the abolish
,se lease law aud land board;
- The lend on the market for
lang credit, at reasonable rate OF
& and In quantities not to exceed
c,ions Of grazing and one section
Ia lands. Let this be done and
Texas and the Panhandle will
Z 4 the rose.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-13
ON CHANGE.
Spot cotton Fractions and Futnres
from Two 20 Eleven Points nigh.
er-nonsy Market Easy.
"hest Opened Fiaher, Declined stsadny
ana closed Lowsr-IAve. stocr Trans
actiors were Brick.
FoRr WORTH mAnKErs-DAiLY Rs.
VIEW
opFfcE or TnE GAZETTE,
FORT WOBrH. TEX. NOV. ~. lSsf.

lN. 4
FORT WoRrH. TEX, NOV. ~. 1856.
Trade was fair to-day in all lines.
There is an Improvement in cotton, and
buyers are OF the opinion that prices have
reached the lowest point, and the market
now has a strong tendency the other way.
There is still large quantity OF cotton in
the hands Of planters.
The market is now well supplied with
lemons, which have declined so cents per
box.
Note further decline in sugars and
NESTS.
Eggs have advanced and ore in good
demand.
Owing to large offerings OF turnips, the
market is off Is cents per bUshel.
Poultry has downward tendency.
Batter is unchanged.
No doubt many have wondered how
dressed meat, frozen, was carried from
Australia and South America TO London,
tre voyage occupying, as it does, from
i've TO eight weeks. And this wonder Is
Increased when It Is known that no ice or
chemicals are used In the process. A re-
cent writer describes IL thus:
''We went down into the ship The
engines that run the ship had gone to
sleep, after the long voyage. The en-
gines that made frigid zone down in
the hold We're working at their aest.
These mighty engines, one at each end,
catch the common air, and force 1t
into common iron cyclinder, many
diameters in one. You know that multi
plying aerial dlameters by compression
induces heat. The reverse Of this-sud-
den expansion Of this unnatural state
creates cold. SO these giant engines flrst
contract 10 such extent that when expau-
sion comes the very snow flies. The
ne-room--condensin we ought
to say--was very warm, and made us
sweat; but lift cover on box where ex-
pansion starts, and you make up snowballs
Its really 40 below the freezing point,
right there inslGe an atmosphere
So above That is all there IL Of II. The
beeyes and sheep are killed out in Bra.
I'll or Australia. They have condensers
where the meat is killed, and in forty
minutes after the beef is killed it is
frozen stiff 1t comes into the ship SC
frozen; 1t crosses the great sea so kept
frozen; they land II and sell 1t so frozen
hard, and the British butchers sell 1t out
and talk Of tender, well-fed British beef,
and tell their customers OF fat and juicy
British mutton, when neither beef mol
sheep is British by 5000 miles.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-13

Pure baking powders are one Of the
chief aids to the cook in preparing per
feet and wholesome food, and the house.
wife will do wen 70 be on her guard
agalnst baking powder tramps. Silver
Loaf Baking Powder Is never peddled
turing establishment Of J. II Brown Is
taxed 10 It's uttermost 70 supply the de.
mands that come through Legitimate chan
Dels.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-13

Irene Council OF the Scottish
.ieemasonary (Gen. Albert Pike,
'nmanderj, which recently closed
Ahl sitting III Washington, Is
70 thirty-three members, and
ID this number are two United
Ib.tors, one governor, one ex-
4 Of the cabinet, and the medical
klthe United States Navy.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-13
.-1n.i Iin,,lng Powder

'ilyer Lont ttnftihS NVNheE
sus when the directions are fol
hence there is never word Of
N heard against 1t. The mex
n cook is able TO make as good
IN Il as the professional baker,
because It's ingredients are so
i aed as TO make failure impossi.
4 the directions are followed. A
IA that is necessary 10 make 1t In
In 10 all well-reguluted house
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-13

was otherwise feituroless Flour null and I'M
changed. Cash Quotations rs llowsi whent
No spring, 7Bs a7sAe; No ., 64a6lc; No 2,
red, 7lc Corn So ~, S5Ls. Pork--Se 4n19 80,
ard--S9 10 Shot rio sides, looseSS b0a5 90.
Dry "a ted shoulders boxed S. I0nh 20. short
clear sides, boxed S6lsoa59O Trading In futures
rnunnd n 2 fnllnMs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-13
aalv.nton.

GALVESTON, Tax Mo-. II. = Cotton = spot
-ciUEed nrm, /. 6G 80 higher.
trDss rec ipt3, b70s,
Sales, 1905.
Eapo d, none
Shipments, coasta ise, -.
stock, u ,O22
Low hrdin ~, 5'Se; ordinary, 6jIc; good oTdi-
cary, re; low ficdling, l-l6o; middling,
8 i6c; good middliDg, 10 l0c; middling fair,
exc
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-13

New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS la, Nov. l2 --cotton-spot
closed firm aud leo higher,
sales 10 600
Low ordinary Lido; ordinary 0 l6c; good
ordiAarv 1890; low middllng so lBci mil
ding 9-l6c; GOOD middling l3.l8ci mlddling
fair o 0. l6s; fair 10 Ice.
futures opened firm, ruled steady, closing
afpady. to 10 uoints higher
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-13
spllnt.

eal mothe S will find q pleasant
,or the little ones in Morris Cas-
'pelven 10 time l. vii! save thep
3lglng.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-13
BUrTER -lbolescper pouno creamery g5c.

BrTTER -1balesoper pouno creamerv vac
20 rTnN ssn - Piir seu snc "ie"He'S -'o'
CS00rrFF1gSS-S S; m toir LsVc' ,o ia.
choice IL @iSc,, agnvrs a. Piavs oerc
Golden Rio i51c: Pea Berry iSSi n -'''o'
ioS,iotc, g,li cres,, ,1,ns ibc ''N 0A'' i"S'oi'
Ctuv.r IN 40 40 80 -,
CADbAGh-S2 9O per crate.
OANNED SOSill =, PER aozen tine
apples standard, 90 reaches, standard, z
bsi ~ ooi . os ~ 10 secohes, los ~ 20 . ns
20 tomatoes, sIanuatu, os - ~ Eco ea
sreen,peas lOe! opi go0seDerIlesSl ~ rasp,
nerIles p %, oyhteIs. ,ual sWeiShs ! u w, =
bs ~ ooi iiSnt welgnni 70 "; bs s-{ d sAiiloh
u 20 Ms y nEs ~ iel u sVG9I W SIT SUI
oines, American, W % case imported w DUO
II W case slrhwDertles, hs ~ ~ olaokperriSs
q o. o. green sases N"sio 'onueHsVu nun
DRY GOODS Prints: Albion, solid colors,
6Sc; Aliens fancy, 5Hc; Pinks, oHc; Robes
oHc; American tanc, ohei Anchor, Ahoi AT
nolu fancy, Yci lerWick ianoy, &c Ol,1Isol OnA,
silver gray, $40; IIartel, 6Hc; simpsons, &c;
steel River, BIC; windsor fancy, go
Glngh0ms Amosheag, 1906 Union, nc;
Nubian, Sc; Nestbrook Sc zephyr o4c.
brown Cottons; OniVon " " ", ~ Sohs ss.
berry, 6hc; Empire IA, bkc; Beaver Dam,
bAci Argyle, exc; Busy Booi bci Bangor Z,
exc
Cotton Plaids: Conestoga 81; Cumberland
Nc Black mrlor' ~ soutnoIh, t5sS "a.
Kentucky JeA1s; hluyver sci Marion l9e
Antwerp, Loo Beekley, lse; Coi UNDUE 81 c;
A N,,roi is ~ d Va Hnchnr 3gc'
Riesche aen aotteSs LonsdSie' sSc; Forest
BEnt Peabody ii. 5xc; PLOT eor of tho MaEkls
exc; Clinton, Ike; Congress, Bc; Cumbefland
7Ec; Great Republic. 10.
EGGs-l6'Sc per dozen,
FRUITS AND VE5ETABl.k5-Orange IS %
per 400; lemons, 50 81 per box grapes
California Muscat and roka, SO per case OF a
MS; oranberrles, 50 b0per Dbl; apples, per Dbl
| 81 zoos 90. Irish potatoes, now So. Louis. 9Oc@$l
per bushel; onions, 2A62S cent, peI pound
navy beans, SIC hand picked In bbla, medium
bbls $40; large Lima Sci Oeets, per Dnshelsl ooi
bananas, " bOGS 20 per buncn sMeet po'
roots 81 90; pRrsnips nor bushel 81 10: car.
| rots mr. hushel 81 b0; turnips per busnel sos.
FLOUR Beet pa,enIs s. 80 per 100 l0si half
GRAIN ANb FEEDsT Frs -ouotat'ons he.
low are on grain lrom store In carload | e
S S0t% lnu 'a'' S'' % 7 : 'D'''-
o WaSae sSTsV shelled, eoo sack shcle, 80.
| Oats-Rulk, 45GiSc; sacked, Doc.
haTao ~ p Ioca 81 COOS Co., johnson ana
| ain county SII OOaiSOo; best SIS Ooal6 %.
B BSfisy, o'0 per w.
! Amber cane, no market.
| Johnson trIass 81 10 per bu,
/ HIDES AND SKIN NO. l heavy d T hides
lle per lbi No. heavy lilo; No light llei NO
| nrv sailed lie; bull hides 9e; glue DC; green
salted So SIC; butchers green So; sheepskins goa
oVc' ., ,o,, t.,r ~
MOLA sEs-Ohoice 3D. Loulsia 5n,,o 1SH iAi "
good $780, corn syrup Sooi nc" fancy '09
! NAUs-s3 qs per Reg, basis l0d-Burden
| horseshoe per key So Perkins do, s. 90; Walker
| 10 s5 so burden mule So; Northwestern horse
shoe nalis, No, SOC; No g6ci No. 9 23ci NO
| Ola, No 4 6Oci sIake'su No. 4 45c; No 3 26oi No
| 8 92c, No. I zoe No. l9c. Aueable do No. 4oci
| No s 90: No Gle; No, Z 1870; No. lSc.
NUTs-PeAnuts. choice 7@Soi pecans oac'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-13

'phucht hOubtOhs TX.
5, Agt., 3l3 Main ST., FIT. worth.
'Ess o0MPANY's LIST OF OFFICES.
snked > there ale no agents, and
&iaA points must be prepaid, with
Hrlaions TO put of at owners risk.
4 Lampasas,
a fLockhart,
|iAh tLinden,
Leon Junction,
n, fLoek,
Lords,
Livingston,
4Leggett,
.Lutkin,
u tLola,
losansport, La,
Mustang, Tex,
tMlllheim,
4 sMullBn,
Milano,
n Moody,
Il Mcilresor,
A Meridian,
n Morgan,
Montvale,
~ tMeridith, -
MidlQlAkhTf,
shtg lmery,
ASslhi---%SS Morris,
Mt Pleasant,
Mu7chison,
MalnkOH,
"A MI Cam,
Mt. Sellman,
murray,
Moscow,
IS miami,
"A NOlauVille,
" Nayasota,
Nacogdoches,
n sOgles,
we, 0glosby,
'Philips,
N PenGletont
n Plantersyille,
Al Pittsburg.
Powell,
Nh Pardon,
FL ePaulie,
Crossword,
'MHi quarry,
m Richmond,
Rosenberg,
~ Rogers,
III tRitchie,
M kusk,
sealey,
Bonneville,
~ sauta Anna,
shannon,
Sulphur,
eSmith's,
summit,
Shepherd,
+Stcrne,
Shreveport, La,
Thompson, Tex.
Temple,
Trueiove,
Tharp's MIL,
IeXarkana, Ark,
Tyler, Tex,
Tlmpson,
TenahA,
Virginia Point,
Valley Mills,
Wallis,
Winona,
Waters,
| Waco,
Yellow Prairie,
Marlboro,
~. Zephyr.
. A press company way bills III
~, Z 's.alcagc, New York, Phlladel
ras ~ points. The Texas Elk
III n .he only company that way
81 ohces In the Southern Ex
IN, territory. shippers bavin
,t0 i've LOT points In the Southern
\ ~, ea,, money by shipping by III
'npany at one through rate
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-13

mexlcans, known az poems, viii
be with u from The outset. Az we propose
elevafIno fbssIr condfti0n frafn one ~ TO-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-13

,.-- $3.50 ....s. a. uctsliuaA % ullnk.
Or. Powell WAS given into the hands 81
.l.rlll,l a. ha cllr.n.l itad "a Lhn 1arhlnrn
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-13

Special 70 he caEclte.
GALyrsToEs Tx, Nov. lg.--Arlveds
aaas igAtn Aiamo frofn NrsQ Yogk Ballad
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-13

BILL's BUSINESS COLLEGE has tho best
atan of teachers and course OF study In the
South Tho new met1od OF teaching book.
keeping nj tn beginning by actual practice Ia
attracting attention from every part OF the
country. II Ares the mind with interest. Stono.
graph machine, short hand. Catalogue and
specimen OF fnc penmanehip free. Address,
X. III, hill. President, Waco. Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-13
I.xIl

Id saw his
ug with
reached
here he
and |
succeeded
ne cords
We the ala
{ the 10
hecler vi
p'te her
I'D on I
escape
Wheeler
and he W
who cl
The case
uthoritie,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-13

Ens At Fort Worth Grocer COZ
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-13

LtvRRPooL, Nov. ~ .Cotton-spot closed
1rm ana unchanged.
Ordinary AKA good ordinary tkd low mid
ding 10 Leu middling uplAnds SD; abiding
Orl, ans . $3.50.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-13

CIV YorE.

NEW York, Nov. cotlon-spot closed
steady, l6o higher.
Sales, 1857.
Ordinary, G7l6c; good ordinary, 10 1870;
low mlddilng, II l6c; middltng, 3 lBc;
good middllng, Thee; middhng fair, 10 l.l8c.
Futures closed strong 10 II polnts higher
than yesterday.
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