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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-13
COTTON MARKErs-sY TELEGRAPH.


LIVERPOOL March l2-i2:SOp m-cotton-Dqll and prices
In buyere' favor; Mdding Upands, s7sfi do. Mlddnng
Orleans Is l6d SaesS0OO bales Including 1000 bales
for speculation and EXPORT receipts nj me- Futures dun
Upands Middlng clause. March and April delivery.
81 84d; 5O-8ld[ do. April and May delivery. %
64d. also 5364d Do May and June delivery b5-4d
also 56t4d DO June aud July delivery; 6064d; also
5S64d, do July and August delivery 6364d also g.
6ld do August and september delivery l1id also 3D.
Tenders for DELIVERIES at todays cearings 800 bales
new dOckets and 100 baes Old.
p. m.-Middlng Uplands. l3l6d. Middling Orleans
AID.
The sales day included 1000 bales Amer.
Futures nat; Upands Low Middling clause. March
delivery 5O64d buyers; do March and April delivery
aO.o4d buyers DO April and May delivery, 53.04L
sellers do. May ana June delivery, 55bld buyers do
June and July delivery 50 $40. buyers 10, July ana Al
gust delivery. III sd buyers do August and September
delivery oh values do september and OCTOBER delivery
4 63GId. value
5 D. m Futures closed quiet; Uplands Low Mddng
clause. March delivery. SD. sellers do. aud
April delivery. Jlbld sellers, do. April and Nav de
hyery. 5..-5id. value do. May and June delivery
55.64d sellers; do. Juus ana July delivery ASG4d
buyers 90 July and August delivery 16id buyers do
Der anil October delivery. 4 Slid value.
GALVESTON March l2-COton quiet Mlddlrng, s7s; Low
Middlng. 8as; Good Ordinary, 1915; net ant gross
receipts l.+44 bales; stock. 46,85S bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-13
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEw.YoRk, FRIDAY. March l2-BEEv Es-Reeeipt. were
6Oths ST days o head against si0j head for
the corresponding time last week o, ., 49,. ,..,,..
with exception Of i3 head No trade worth nothing at
The ~ loads on Jersey city With good de
maud about steady prices for Fair to Prime Buocks
than on wednesday and closing dull The yards were well
cg% ro g Of suckers" sold at 81 and few light
sers ana low - 4ODs4 3d. with Ordinary 10
Prime sp9sS occ az fI dreTe aeed by
Cows rnd Bulls sold at SO a 81 OI,natsi 60esG.
smIh Tomorrow the city OF ern takes out LOO qrarters
OF and 100 careasses Of Mutton and the DeVona "a ~
Eastman. Total shipments Tor ne week Go enGing saurty
!Jl iltJ S" Nv, siee,
ton I@s Ilwton ett Penn.s stableed steers
n at 8 49, g 80 si5s q . T. do 10
49 =, 81 OHIO st 10 re- iGsi g. Al = II IN
diana do 1876 h. at "a % state do 9G5 D. Al q 20; d.
0s0 70 al s. 90 state l,lS5 ID. at - 4O Penn
Y ma Dc ems n COWS al do Zoo
NJ al So 10 ~ state do go fb al 80 -. -,--,-
steers i55i 10. s6j do Los n at 50 50 do 100
~ AZ s. 5O do 22s d. at % 20 10 10 45q 10 al -
n, az - To- IS OHIO steers s4 n. al - O Buls II
n a 4 & GaffG ago ThS al S &c. Is az do 5 sos uo 5g
do l. a. q 50 So j. d. 80 NJ at l. GG y o sS 10 20
S. lo6 n At 81 so 49, I,9 H. at q co. 4o2 n
at = NS u, do. 83 D. 4 DO 800 n Ell $40
90 2oG 3D. AT sj 60 DO lao b1s5 SO II DO 22s n
s. 10 state0len l.1OO H. at 81 2do l7lb D. at % AZ
go go5 a. % d w s5 5so at - 20 90 1908 r. Al
- 80 hdo i.oo - JO do. 06i ID, at 80 l. IA
S NJ G has 20 ccsso 1878 DO
lS75 n Al 50 ~ L. 40 ~ 10 a, ~ 20 a. no a. 81 an
20 DO a32 ~ 81 20 IS Q do l23j n, at - 25s 20 DO
la r. at - 20 1919 h! AZ s g at 10 90 o." yeslrr
day - Dry Cows. ~ n at s. 50 400 - a. "a
si,eT Co. 20 Indiana steers 2Og B at s. 2oj
u ~ nj l.t1D ID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-13

weekly-Nct and gross receipts zoe bales EIpor.s -
Britain 39il bales 10 the Confnent olS3 oAes
Coastwfse .. So bales sales 800 bales -
SAVANNAH. March i2-Cotton duil Addnng sri 10y
Mlddiipg 3Jb Good Ordinary, 1l6 net receipts 2l54
bales gross 2l94 baesi exports coastwse, LIDS bales;
sales $50 bales; stock. $3.50 bales o.
Weekly-Net receipts. 1866 bales gross lOO22 balesI
EIpotrs to Great Britain $3.50 70 me Continent ioozs
bales COastwise 7lUODales: sales. ]. $50 bales
NEw.ORLgASs March Cotton dull and easy MddlinS
se.l6; Middlin9. 3 llD; Good Ordinary 4 lll6i
receipts 81 baes exports 70 Gfcat Britain,
4lp2 bales: sales 900 baies stock, 3ti726 bales
Weeky-Net receipts 2l.i93 bales gross 23.ZDs balss
Exports 10 Great Britain 3l4O7 Laes to France 221d
bales the Continent 1913 baes C0astwise OT70 0aes
sales. "a. 800 bales. . . 40 M.
Weekly-saIes 10000 bales American $4,000
bales took $500 bales exporters took 300
TaTde fro1 ships side drecf 70 DinEer 10 600
bales export bales ecspts 1000 bales,
American oales tosal stock Oi40Db 0aes American
$4,000 amount OF cotton a0dt zOoOOO Oaes Amer
can. 10000 bales -. -.-,--. -
NEwYogK. March I2The following are the toal net re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-13
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North Rirsr Vessels aud RIitro IDS
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-SpOt RIO frmer az s'.dS7sc. for Fair no
sales options opened points lower but steady though the
trading gh Is large short interest here The
rio de receipts Increased Il OOO bags being the
Rio de JauerO steady bat Hayre
weak Tie leading bulls sco az the idea tat they
trying unload stated yesterday evening
contemporary They say they consider o yery low and
gcd by the strength Of tho Spot market sale
10000 bags closing follows: March. 7lOd720; AIrl
7i597.2Oi May. 7.i5d72O; June. 7.lO17l5; july TO
d7l5j August III 67.20; September. 7l567.2Oi Oc
tober. 7.2jd72o; November 72nG725; December; 100
72Ac MID grades firm Sales 1860 bags MaacaibO 1913
Jamaica and ll2 Costa Rlcs private terms
COTfON-sp0t Cotton quiet and unchanged. 199 bales
sold No deliveries. Receipts the TO-DAY. 1882
bales against $50 this day last week and sOS4 thus day
year for The ~ liz bales against 67G9S last
week and 1885 last year; since eptembeT l. 4646.3l3
bales against 4l57 2jb for the period last
Inc quotations according TO the American classification
are sfO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-13
CLOSING PRICES OF OALIF0RSIA STo0KS
San FRANCISCO. March IL. 1894
CLoSryG yRIOgs OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
FRIDAY, March 12-P. VI.
Yesterday. To da!

FRIDAY, March 12-P. NJ.
The stock market to-day developed more activity and
the OF stock at both boards amounted to oS2l
shnrcs-379, 100 shares at the Stock Exchange and
Ib3 oO2 shares at the Consolidated Exchange-against
36 $50 shares yesterday The persistent presentation
OF conflicting reports the situation at one moment
favorable and at another unfavOrabe. hnay has sue
ceeded in part in its purpose Promsouous holders OF
stocks worried ana to-day the sales were
largely made I'D OF "ong" stocks from the hands OF
tired holders. The markets were Left TO take
care Of themselves. There was 80 organized
support OF figures and hence prices melted from the
opening the end The showing Of the western union
Company, although IL contained nothing nc" 10 inc
readers of THE TRIBUNE, which with each puDlcaloh
of the cOmpanys quarterly and annual reports mas
pointed that the claimed surplus was myth' uu-
has created uneasness In regard 10
the character Of all corporation official statements ana
the weakness of the stock tOdayt declined from Us
to 64bsd64 aded such general Generalization as was
developed. The market again was Hooded with aosuru
and sensational reports regarding Reading ana its re-
organization and helped to depress the coal stocks
and reports which openly credited TO the president
of The company that the Lake Shore Railroad viii de-
clare dvldcd for the current quarter auueu 10 Tue
de pression. Nevertheless we believe that the LAKE
Shore Company will pay dividend on It's STOCK on May
for the quarter end March 81. and VIII nave earned
scheme hes been fruitful OF rumors with the
manIp aors OF stocks We have printed notulng tha
asserted That Mr. Gowen and Ibis friends were
factors with the syndicate that either success oe
failure would follow the efforts TO put the company on
basis OF future possible solVency Without
regard the question who were the owners OF e stock
Nor is the delay in completing the scheme 80 great as
seems to be- II snOw Kn0wn that the scheme LOT the
reorganization of the West Shore was begun early I'D
Nav and was well forward in incubation before woru
of it was lisped public. NOtso JeaduG Inc
company il PhIladelph concern; and was necessary
to make certain early arrangements In tiat 'lty OF
BOherly Love at the very inception OF tue scheme anu
inns before even the papers were drawn up for the
formation of syndicate ali the Philadelphia hens began
highest railroad oic ais I'm the Unlie States who eX
presses firm belief III the OF the Reading ~ nd
cate and who cOgnZant OF every movement ia Tue
REORGANIZATION of the West Railroad has said that
II the reorganization had had It's oTlxin IN
Phlladelphia IL never would have been accomplished
early pubicty would have defeated It, The market
closed weak at about the lowest figures. 80
Government bonds continue in fair request ana the
0notoIIOns remain firm as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-13

CHICAGO March l2.-Flonr firm ana unchanged Choice
Wiutor Wheat 4OdE4 -. Sprng Wheat - 7Udsi %
Minnesota BaLerS 81 5OdS4 % Patents 81 10 ass 81
Low Grades s. OJ6fJ 70 Rye Flour s. J1asJ 80 bbL
Wheat slcs ranged March Sn-2aNlc. rI0sino az
sOs NAV. Isa.so nc closing al $40; June, sGS1c.
cosing STAG No sDTlne. s03Gelc-; NJ ) -nrtDR
7SaTIc dun Cash 81 81 az; March 57a8Ii &c.
closing 7iic; NAV f0Is0i0Ac closing at 4O4e Oat'
urp 19G Slgc March. 2Se G2Sc,
closing At Zo'c Nav. 52lsd3 &C. closing at 3%tc fTe-
= IS 10 baoN Nc : t0c. Ness Pofs-Cash s,V 70
$40 OF y Nav 81" l6aslo l7 closing al $40 l1Gtlg go
Lard quiet and steady ranged Cash 20 :" adTb 90
March - 90 May ~ - Gb co. closing al - " y
BnkmeaD-sbOuders 81 3Oaa 0 5h0u Hb sides - 3 -
~ SIDES IS B5df3 ~ heosiDts-tIonr
1000 bbs WheaL 20 OUO busb Corn 10000 9nsh| oats
10 900 6usRL AVA 1000 BUSH, Baiev ilOM ShDmsnts
FlcuL 7OV0 OdS WHeaL 1000 oIsbI Corn $4,000 oush;
Cat. s.uvp $500 Ousa oarey. 22V0o Dusn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-13
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MAKKers

LOxpoY March l2-l23O n m-Atiantic ana Great West.
Trustees Certificates.
mortgage l2I2 Canadian Pacific. Oh Ere 2sa
COnsOs 90 Illinois Central ll42; Mexican Ordinary
az ST Paul Common. 81 q: New-Iork Central, 1857
Pennsylvania. &C. Reading. ljl2
advices quote Three Per Cent Rentes 80 francs
72lq centimes for the account
4 D m.-Frie, 2Ss4 do. second COnsOls. 92S st. Paul
Common oar Reading. 1914
lIudsOn Bay Company, "a d
Spanish FOur~. 5Sss
Bar silver Is quoted at As IL I'd. per ounce.
D. adylces quote Three Per Rentes
81 francs IS centin,e- foT The account.
III - bullion withdrawn from the
Bank o. England On balance to-day IS &l5OUO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-13

10000 pusn. $4,000 Dush' Rva 900 Bariov
1900 bash shiprDsnts-F0ur 5000 Doiss Wheat LOO
BUSH tO0D oush, 5000 Rye. 1000
bush.i Barley. 1000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-13

Tho dealings in State bonds reveal nothing North
1919 at i2l9l2lLo. Virginia Us deferred were Il
stronger at 9 The sales OF city bank stocks included
Broa iway 80. at 275 State QO at 100, Mechanic
600 at 1877, Oriental 0) at 1885, and Shoe and Leather
(25) at 40 ,..,.
shed demand. but generally there was no pressure 10
sell and prices ruled steady. except for the speculative
kinds. Erie second cOpsols eI-coupon declined from VI
TO e9I4 s9a and the funded coupon 5s sold at 9l+G
944 Missouri. Kansas and Texas general Us declnea
from 93a 9l and closed at 90 and the 5 were steady
at 81 u ST. Canada Southern hrst IS were steady at
lO67s and the seconds declined from 80 TO- SUE west
Shore guaranteed As were hfm at about lV32HLUS,
Lake Shore second cOnsOls were steady at l24d l234
East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia consols we're -
easier at s24as2i u. aud the incomes We're S on
b at 1919 Richmond and Danvie de-
bentures sold up TO 80. but closed un-
changed at "a Virginia Midland Incomes rose 81 TO
10 indiana Bloomington and Western incomes de-
clined per 80 and then were steady Incrna-
tonal and Great Northern general 6s We're on y 10 10
Cleveland. Columbus, Cincinnati aud Indianapolis gen
eral Is declined per cent 70 100 sa
wmoa ami ST. Paul incomes rose per cent TO 40 ana
ended at 80 Wabash General 6' receipt GSse t on
I2OIo and frsts Western % to So Texas and p
cihc hrsts; RIO Grande division, q,GnFI Z ~ Irt ~,
Northern Pacific tlrSis were irm al ID e put le
seconds of 3 al 07i 81. Louis and san FRANCISCO
The bnsIn.ss Of the sureasury for the week ending
tonight Includes receipts OF $lO23439s and yments
81 ~ AGAINST - ~ S2O1ss March s. showing
an apparent gain Of S2.s41.2o9 But deductlng from
the payment SGl4 600 and from the receipts TO-OOOo
for certain items o. transfers whlch ohiy anccl IN. sIn
Ireasnrys account with the General treasury us true
cudcs about II 45O 900 received IN payment for gold
bars sold by Assay Office Todsys operations coy
currency balance, Sl4,Oi7,744; coin balance
Money ruled easy at 2l2d per and closed offered
at ler cent. -, - -,
The Clearing House statement was as follows: Tx
changes. S9i, 742.4I9; balances, 81 4934O9
The United states Treasury at Washington received
S3s9.OOO National Bark Notes for redemption .,
Inc customs receipts we're S1GiOl9 and the internal
revenue receipts were S331,l33.
Tnerc is nothing new the foreign EXCHANGES, and
for businrss barely steady at quotations as
follows Bankers bills, - S7l2 ana 81 -J4 FOR long
and short sterling respect. ely 1868 ana D. lbs Tor
rancs 955s and 96le for relchmarks; 40 and iO8 for
guiidrrs
In London British COusOs steady and uu-
changed AT IOl. United states bonds not quoted
American railways all opened higher In response 10 yes
erdays late gains the home markets but later lost
most or all OF the early advances Bar silver declined
lot to 80 1l-l6!. per ounce English standard. The
Rank of England lost $4,000 balliOn balance. At
Pans French per cents declined to sl72l2S Sl. 50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-13

sALESAr THE COVSOLIDA TED STOCK AND PETR0-
LEUM EXCHANGA
STOCKS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-13

sTATyEt,.

Good Ordinary --- GIG / Low Mii1tn y..... 1916
STREE Good Ordinary. 7 Mddllng SHl6
Futures closed 10 II points lower. after larger
Liverpool tell points and closed quiet Manches
quiet he southern markets generally quiet
bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-13
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET

LIVERPOOL. IL provisions Bacon Cumberland Cut
2s ul Long Clear Mtddles. 2Ss 3D. short Ccsr MIddes
25- Ud short RIBS 0d- shoulders. 22s Cd per cWt
Beef-77s "a for Extra lndan Mess. Prime Mess j2s I'd
POrk-Pme Ness oils. Cd per OOL Prime Mess Eastern,
6us: Western. - Cd Lard Amencan 5Zs; Prime west
era. Lard oil. 3es OF. lIaus-Long cut 50. va
shoulders 56 81 Butter SIS Cd per cw for hnest Untu
states. Chcese-Amcncan choice as Od W9eat-He yea
Western spring. Id "a: Red W inter- ~ "a u H. Ju
per SDung Is i9d New Western Winter Is 3D.
New ~. California 40. l. %. IL %
Is LII Californian No 6s Cd. 6sod. per Genital PrOduce
spirits TurUentne 3ls CD: do at London. 1s sd per
l per gallon. ClOVcroeed-
TaOv-2 ~. 20. DercWL Rose
Pale. lis Cd COS Cd Llnseed on ~ s.
1alOw-fine American. 21s. ID. Prime CIV
American Refrigerated Beer hind quart
ers. 2i. quarters. Ala. per n. $40 o,o
wheat the three IoOOo
centals, including lUl 900 c~ntals American -
receipts American for the past three Gays were
81 10 Ccntals. 800, ,,o,o. AZ, eoo
I'D per tun Lscre AS ID per quarter Ihnssed
Cake & 47 IS. Der ton Refined Petroleum. o. ~
G4d per gallon: spirits Turpeltile 800 Cd per cWt
sperm OF 9lS tOI. sn-ComBon. 81 td. per cWJ
Pale I6a alIa ProusiOns-t ard. 35s I'd. Dcr cwt lor
polarMng 96o aud 3s Sd s. Odior CdOa Mustoyl" tur
refining ahpat: AustrIia1 Tdilow-B3;L. IS, Oh 1I1t
3d.. Mutton 2js. ID G-6% Oh Cocoa Nut oh-ceIOl
GZ7 So: Cochin. 4 80 pS ~. 20 $780,.
ANTWERP March l2-Wicox's Lard closed at ~ francs
10 centmes ptr 100 suOs. -.,--.
BafMEy Mprch l2--Petroeum. 6 marks rs pfennigs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-13
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.


FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINfS
There was no striking feature in the grain
speculation yesterday Wheat sustained by reports
OF quiet purchases for export but far could be
learned only 10000 bushels taken here by ship
pers though rumor credited the engagement OF seven
teen bOat.loads at Philadelphia and Baltimore Cash
lots q The options strong all day on
small volume OF business and closed "a shade under the
best ngures) with gains OF 9sdi2 cent as follows:
lows: March, 95ls: April, 0j's May, 96Ns
June, OLA; July, 975s August. 07l2;
and September SO cents and December 81 OIL In corn
spot lots shade easier, and exporters bought
10000 bushels. The options were Irregular and I'M
settled After fluctuations the close was steady,
and March was down Is cent at AIN with the other
months ls Il cent better AS follows: April 4e's; May,
4sl9; June. 4sas August 49l2 cents Oats we're dnl,
and a shade easier 37A cents for March, April and
options Lard devoid or feature In the specula-
ton, but the export inquiry was good. .,
The receipts OF grain at New York Padepnla Balti-
more aud Boston yesterday were as follows;
Wheat 3636l bushels: corn. 423.5I9 bushels; oats
silly bushels total grain, 54l.O26 bushels; nOuT.
"a 4S6 barrels At Chicago. Milwaukee and 81. Louis
the arrivals Wheat j0360 bushels: corn, l22392
bushels; oats. 279523 bushels; total graln 4oo2|o
bushels flour, 1907 barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-13

CLOSING Prices Of BOSTON STOOKs.
BOSTON, March IL. 1888.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-13

ASpecial Evangelstic Services viii be held in the fol-
lowing Presbyterian Churches during the month Of MARCH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-13

WEST 2?D ST. CHURCH. between 7th and Sth aves..
sunday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday evening" at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-13

Madison Avenue Baptist Church. corner OF 3lstst.-
Preaching by the pastor. Rev: c. DIV BRlDGMAN, ID. De-
on SUNDAY March II. Service at IL and 145 p.
SUNDAY school $50 a. chapel service Wednesday
.lrnr IL III
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-31

evenings by the dessns du nan,er =.
Msuame Seyigue would say.
was reading, day or two apo. tha
nnal volume Of NJ. Jules ClnretIe, 4 h-g,.
ian, =. sketches OF life in Paris lu these last
~ yeags' ana found there an anecdote
mllcn gees 70 show---what no one doubted
.nueeu mat the woman Of fashion Is not
necessarily fool OF a coward. AS the
nl,ssn general said, the handles fight
Wen and the silk-stocking regiment ls
sne one the mob has most 10 fear from
" Ciaretie's story has for its heroine the
marquise dc Blocqueyille, who is said
70 have sat for the portrait of the
goou-hearted, keen. witted and sharp
lcngued dowager in NJ. Pailleron's
cieVer comedy, ole Monde on
ron S'ennuie.n She lived in
a picturesque house on the DUAL Msla-
quais, and she was there In the last hours
oil the commune when the French troops
were about 70 take the city. The com.
munists made ready TO burn this house.
TO delay In some measure the advance of
tne enemy, and they threatened to break
In the doors to begin theft work Of de.
struction. "Let them break nothing -
said the marquse; "bid them enterln
AS the haggard and harassed band of
communists rushed into the house they
were met In the parlor by lady in full
dress, with her fan in her hand and a
smile on her lips. With instructive re.
spect they passed before her; and she
said In low and gentle voice.
III am the daughter OF Marshal Davout,
and have two cousins now bomharding
me as well as you--the General Duke Of
Auerstaedt and the General de Clss ey
You may come in, butithougn you burn
the house, | warrant you shall be beaten
Now, do as you Will"
Perhaps the calm dignity Of the lady and
her easy confidence may have defended
her. More likely 1t was the great name
OF Marshal Davout. But the house was
spared. Perhaps, If the oest Partisan so.
ciety were Oiled with women like Mad
anne de Blccqueville, the desire of Ameri
can ladies TO enter 1t would be more cas-
lily applicable, and the eccentriciues o
the Paris season would be more worth,
of respectful consideration.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-31
Heavy Rain. in St. Louis and ohlcago.

There are heavy ralnialls in st, Louis
and Chicago. Travellers say ii poured
IN st. Louis all last Sunday night, al
we could only get one we think we would
have many" What we want in Fort
Worth is start in the rain business. II
takes strong man to start horse.car
loaded with people, but q boy can keep
1t going on level ground after it Is
started.
We. think that our ladies' white and
colored dress goods that we are offering
now are among the very best bargains
that we have. Ladies, we will be pleased
to see you at our store. We like ladies
better than we DO men, and intend To
keep good bargains for them all the time.
THOMAS FAIRLY,
Advertising Editor Chase Trading Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-31

Never fails when the directions are fol-
lowed, hence there is never word OF
complaint heard against 1t. The mex
perienced cook is able TO make as good
bread with it as the professional baker,
simply because It's ingredients are 80
compounded as to make failure impossi-
BILE when the directions are followed. A
trial is all that rs necessary to make 1t in
dispensable TO all well-regulated house
holds
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-31
.t,ing il win ana IL Won't Rain.

Bet'ing II VIII ana IL wont Naih'
There is no night SO long or dark but
has It's morning. Friends don't bet for
or against rain. You ask us whyl Well,
don't do it. We don't know that there is
really more harm in betting upon rain
than upon corn or wheat, but still, We
feel differently about 1t, and can't tell
why. We will tell you good bet; bet
you can buy more suits of clothes, panta.
looms, summer coats and vests, shirts and
drawers at our store cheaper than you can
at any other store in Texas, and we will
go in with you on the bet.
THOMAS FAIRLY,
Advertising Editor Chase Trading Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-31
Use Morris cascarine for constipation
Pure Powder.

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 well TO be on her guard
against balSing-powder tramps. Silver
Loaf Baking Powder is never peddled
from house to house, as the manufactur
ing establishment Of j. ii. Brown is
taxed to Its utternlost TO supply the
demands that come through legitimate
channels.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-31

Buy package OF Silver Lost and give
IL fair trial. II you do this you viii
never regret IL. How many disastrous
failures IN making bread cause tronblons
yexation in the household This can al
he obyIsted by trial Of Silver Loaf J
ii. Brown guarantees It's purity, strength
and efficiency.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-31
uae Morrls, Cascarlne boz headaches.
10 Hotelmen.

To lease, unfinished, new l00-room
fonr-story stone hotel, with al modern
improvements. well located and first
class in ali its appointments. For fur
ther particulars call on or address j. II.
Ellis. Fort Worth, Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-31

Twelve lots 50xi74 feet for $1,000, just
outside the city limits; also other good
suburban property in from one to ten
acre lots for sale cheap. Apply to A. j..
Willis, in Stock Journal building
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-31
Use Morris Cascarlne for Indigestion
wanted.

Everybody to throw part Of their infu-
ence In favor Of the Eclipse undergrad,
al The new stand, corner Tenth, between
Main and Houston streets. Bargains.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-31
BETTING ON RAIN.

Use Norris Caacarlne for constipatio