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Evening star., 1886-11-23
Murdered On His Vessel.


TRAGEDY ON THE SCHOONER LONG ISLAND
The people at Sea Cliff, Long Island, noticed
a schooner behaving in a curious fashion off
that place Saturday afternoon. All sail was
set, but the vessel drfted first one way then the
other, apparently uncontrolled, and finally she
ran ashore. 1t was the Long Island, 40 tons
burden, and hailing from Oyster Bay. The
party who boarded her found that she was
abandoned. The after part OF the vessel was
besmeared with blood, while in the immediate
vicinity OF the wheel large pools OF blood were
found, indicating that the man at the helm
had been murdered and that his body had been
cast into the sea. The Long Island was in COM
mand OF Capt Thomas Carpenter, an old man,
and he was assisted by seaman named Henry
Frank, who was arrested yesterday ut his
mothers residence, in Brooklyn, charged with
the murder OF Capt. Carpenter, and was taken
to Glen Cove for examination.
THE ILLINOIS CONVICT LABOR CoNsT1rU-
IIoNAL AMENDMENT;-Judge Creighton, at
Springfield, Ill.,, rendered his decision on the
cOnvict-labOr constitutional amendment yes
terday. He denied the application of Howard
ct al Tor an injunction To restrain the state
vassing board from canvassing the vote cast for
the amendment at the late election. He held
10 warrant the granting OF u restraining writ at
this time; in other words, he was OF the opinion
that the bill was premature; that II the amend
ascertained later on and by other methods.
The petitioners, by their attorneys gave notice
that an appeal would be taken.
CONGRESSMAN BUCKALEW ON CLEVELAND
Congressman-elect Buckalew said in an in.
terview In Wilkesbarre, Pa, Saturday that
President Cleveland would please his
party better II he had more democratic
backbone; that he made many mistakes in
his appointments. He also said that Sunset
Cox might make an amusing Speaker.
TRAGEDY AT A ADANCE.--Intelligence has been
received ut Petersburg, Va, OF terrible TRACE
dy, committed in Mecklenburg county, that
state. large party had assembled for q
dance, and while the entertainment was IN
progress several of the women became involved
In q quarrel, which Gnany led to q general row,
during which three OF the female attondantS
were fatally stabbed by another female named
Lizzie Williams. who was arrested and commit
ted 10 Jail. The woman confessed the crime
but says that sine acted in selfdefense.
Evening star., 1886-11-23
Bargains and Souvenirs.
AT HEILBRUN'S Shoe House.
1A.l Elh SAronA

Bargains and Souvenirs.
AT HE1LBRUN's Shoe House,
4O2 7th Street.
Look for the Old Lady in window
In order to reduce our immense stock of fine
Boots and Shoes some special bargains will be
offered for one week, and a souvenir for each
p. S.-Our stock of Rubber Boots and Shoes is
complete.
Diamonds at Moderate Prices.
sa,,s Gents Flower Scarf Pins diamond centers S5
Star Cut Band Ring, SIS
s Five Stone s;,S1 Cluster Ring, pure white, s2s.
Pair fne solitaire Earrings, j carat. $50;
We only keep the finest qualify OF Diam onds.
For Thanksgiving,
Grapes, etc. n I. MErzeER Bro, .'s
1 AIT 7th ST. NV.
Coughs and Colds.
Those who are suffering from Coughs, Colds,
Sore Throat ETC., should try Browns Bronchial
Troches. Sold only in boxes. 60
Don't Fail to attend silverberg's Opening.
November 20, at S12 7th st. NV. s.
Minnesota Patent Process Flour
the best, at the lowest price:
l AT 7th st. NV.
Bargains i'm Large Diamonds.
We import our own Diamonds and guarantee
Pair Solitaire Earrings ] carat perfect s55oo
5h s5S $50
Solitaire Ring, 2 carat, e: SO
at $40, s25, ss5. Also Clusters.
These goods are far below actual value.
29d1&3 h. HARRIS & Co. 432 7th st., near E.
Bakers Norwegian Cod Liver Oil, the
half century, is still ahead of all competition.
All who need the article will find it greatly to
their advantage to insist on our brand, or send
directly to our Laboratory. JOHN e. BAKER &
Co., Phila, and at druggists.
SCOTS Emulsion of Pure
COD LIVER OIL, WITH HYPOPHoSPHITES,
is most valuable remedy for Consumption.
Scrofula, Wasting Diseases, of children Colds
and Chronic Coughs, and in all conditions where
there Is loss OF flesh, q lack of nerve power
and a general debility of the system. eo4w
For Medical Purposes.
We guarantee our 4-year old Pure Rye Whis-
N. T. METzGER & Bro,
Alt 7th St NV.
A Most Liberal Offer!
send their Celebrated Voitaic Belts and Electric T
Appliances on thirty days trial to any man af-
fiicled with Nervous Debility, Loss OF Vitality,
ManuOOu, 0Lc. ILLUSTRATED paLupQIcC IN So0leO
envelope with full particulars, mailed free.
Write them at once.
Pure Article Of Wines or LIQUORS
at reasonable prices. Hugh ]. Fegan's, 3O5 9th
st. Old established family liquor store. 25
OOlong, GunpOwder and Japan Tea at
SOC. per pound cannot be eQualed In this mar
ket. N. T. MErZGER Bro,
AIT 7th st. NV.
Fresh Alderney Butter churned every morn
ing and delivered in n Id. ward" prints, 45c.
per ID. Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk;
Sweet Milk &C. per quart. Cream Is cents.
Evening star., 1886-11-23

Fresh Alderney Butter churned every morn.
ing and delivered in n Id. ward" prints, 45c.
per ID. Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk;
Sweet Milk &C. per quart. Cream Is cents.
Evening star., 1886-11-23

A RARE OPPORrCNITY.-The attention of
lovers OF bric-a-brac, fine porcelain and Chinese
goods Is particularly called 10 the advertise.
ment Of the sale at public auction at the sales
rooms Of Duneanson Bros, 9th and ID streets
,,c,1scs . m each d~ Tho c,,ie.y' al, AZ
ON view on Wednesday from 10 70 O'Clock.
Evening star., 1886-11-23

For District of Columbia and Virginia, rain,
cooler southerly winds shifting to westerly.
Evening star., 1886-11-23

THE LATEST STYLES of small boys Suits at
Evening star., 1886-11-23
DRESS SUITS for hire, Ala 9th street.

NEW STYLES Of boys and small boys Over
cats at BarnUm's.
Evening star., 1886-11-23

B. ROBINSON & Co. are giving, as a holiday
advertising gift, a W aterbury watch and chair,
20 every person buying for cash, twelve or more
dollars worth of clothing. This is their tribute
70 the boys, either direct or through those buy
Ing for them. To accommodate aif their store
8O8 Pennsylvanfa avenue-wil be open until
ten O'Clock Wednesday evening. II will be
closed ON Thursday. .
Evening star., 1886-11-23

THANKSGIVING DAY.-Roblnson Parker &
Co.'S clothing house, 3I9 7th street will be
closed. Meantime they will accommodate the
public by keeping IL open until 10 o. clock Wed
nesday night, and Offering unsurpassed bar
gains.
Evening star., 1886-11-23

4O2 7th Street.
Look for the Old Lady in window.
In order TO reduce our immense stock of fine
Boots and Shoes some special bargains will be
offered for one week, and souvenir for each
customer
p. Sour stock of Rubber Boots and Shoes is
complete.
Evening star., 1886-11-23
ADJUSTMENTS

MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT BY MISS LAM
Az MoND AND PUPILS. assisted by MARINE
HAND. under direction of Mr.. John z. Sousa, q
NATIONAL RIFLES ARMORY, TUESDAY
ENENING. November 2a Tickets Is cents al Ellis
Evening star., 1886-11-23

the FUNERAL OF CAPT GALr-The funeral
o! the iate capt. Jacob Calf took place this
afternoon from the residence of his brother
No go 9th street northwest. Six of the
aephews OF the deceased acted as pailbearers
They were Frank Calf, Harry T. Davis, Hunter
GAlt. Charles h. Calf, Norman Calf and VIM
w. Gait The internent was in Congressional
cemetery.
Evening star., 1886-11-23

For Thanksgiving,
large stock Of new Raisins, Currants, Figs,
Grapes, etc. n. L. METZGER & Bro,
4l7 7th St n w
Evening star., 1886-11-23

Pure Article Of Wines or LIQUORS
at reasonable prices. Hugh ]. Fegan's, 3O5 9th
st. Old established family liquor store. 25
OOlong, GunpOwder and Japan Tea at
SOC. per pound cannot be eQualed In this mar.
ket. N. T. MErZGER Bro,
AT 7th st. NV.
Evening star., 1886-11-23
Affair. in West washfusson.

THE SUDDEN DEATH OF Mrs. KRousE.-
The coroner reviewed the remains of Mrs. Dora
Krouse yesterday and gave a certificate OF
death from heart clOt. The funeral Will take
place tomorrow morning at IL O'Clock from ST.
Johns +. T.. church. The remains will be in
tered at Prospect Hill cemetery.
NOCTES AMBRoSIANE.-The entertainment
at the Cooke mansion was well attended last
evening. Tonight IAN hour with Dickens"
will be repeated, which will terminate the
affair, which has proved successful in every
way.
SHIPPING NEws.-Schooner Charles N. Sim.
mons arrived with 200 tons of ice from BAN
gor. Me-, for Great Falls Ice company.
CATTLE MARKET.-Sales of live stock at
Drover's Rest, ID. c., as reported by Tavenner
Bros, yesterday, as follows: 2O7 cattle up and
sold. Best at 419c. to &C.; good at 4lac. to
412c.; medium at 3a,c. to 4c.; common at 2loc
to &c: 627 sheep and lambs. Lambs at
4i2c. to &C.; sheep at 212c. to 41ac.; yearlings
at 4c to &c. Calves at &C. to &C. Cows and
and calves at $25 to $50. Market fair.
GRAIN RECEIPTS.-Schooner Lizzie Regan ar.
rived this morning from Alexandria with
1,2OO bushels of wheat for Hartley Bros
TEMPERATURES AND CONDITION OF WATER
AT A.M.-Great Falls, temperature, A; con.
dition, -. Receiving reservoir. temperature,
46; condition at north connection, C5; south
connection. 2s. Distributing, reservoir, tenn
perature Al; condition at infiuent gate house.
2S; condition at effluent ga tie house, SO.
Evening star., 1886-11-23

SPEECHES MADE AT THE MEETING LAST EVEN
ING-KNIGHTS OF LABOR IN THE MOVEMENT
PROPOSE TO "LEr ALONE MERCHANTS WHO
KEEP OPEN.
Evening star., 1886-11-23

DEATH OF Mr.. CHARLES PRospERI-Mr
Charles Prosperi, a well-known musician died
yesterday afternoon at o'clock at his home
6O1 Sth street southeast, in his 51st year. He
was stricken with apoplexy last Sunday and
renamed unconscious until death. He and
HIS brothers James and Frederick were for
many years connected with the marine band
de was member of the Grand Army of the
and Of the L. U. of Red Men.
Evening star., 1886-11-23

A WIFE's ACTION FOR DIvoRCE-To-day.
Judge James, In the Equity Court made a
decree In the case OF Mary f. FoOte agt Robert
II. Foote. They were married April 18th
1877, at Chicago, ILL, and sine charges that
since then she has been compelled TO rely on
her own exertions for support She charges
that since January, 1883, he has been .; hard
orinker, rendering her married life one of
misery and sorrow. Mr.. r. L. Browning aI.
peared for complainant
Evening star., 1886-11-23

Coughs and Colds.
Those who are suffering from Coughs Colds
Sore Throat, ETC., should try Browns Bronchial
TrOches. Sold only in boxes. 60
Don't Fail to attend Silverberg's Opening,
November %, at 312 7th ST. NV.
Evening star., 1886-11-23

JUSTIFIED IN CUTTING THE DOG.-To-day in
the Police Court Mr.. Frank Cross. OF East w ASH
1ngton, was charged by Agent Key, OF the HUI
name society, with cruelty cutting a valuable
81 Bernard dog belonging To Mr.. Miner on Sth
street southeast The testimony showed that
the large dog attacked a smaller one belonging
70 the defendant, and when the latter attempted
70 separate them the 81. Bernard caught him by
the leg, when he cut the dog with his penknife
The Judge said he thought the defendant was
Evening star., 1886-11-23

FIRE IN MONTGOMERY CoUNTY-The house
and barn of Frank SnOwden, at Ashton. Mont
on Sunday morning. Several horses In the
stable were burned 10 death. 1t is not known
whether it was an incendiary fire or not
insurance not known
Evening star., 1886-11-23

The ANGLo-AMERICAN INSURANCE Cow.
PANY.-To-day bill in equity was filed by w
"A. Meloy, assignee of the Anglo-American In.
surance company, against the Central National
bank OF this city tor "a discovery and account OF
the moneys, drafts. &C., deposited to the credit
OF said company.
Evening star., 1886-11-23

ROBBERIES SREPORTED.-Wanstall q Bro, 81 3
10Th street, report stolen from one OF their car
rlages two robes, worth $1S. George B. Bailey
4.6 pennsylvania avenue, reports stolen from
his house yesterday afternoon an overcoat, two
nandkerchiefs and a pair OF gloves; value So
Henry Sartaux, 62o u street, reports the theft
OF u clock worth $40.
Evening star., 1886-11-23

THE JAPANESE Observation-Disclosures the
rain the commencement OF the sale at BOWL
iDg's, 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue
this morning was largely attended, and many
OF the elegant articles sold went far below the
expectation OF the owner. The sale will be re-
sumed Tomorrow at the hours as advertised
II a. m. and 3 p m., and again on Friday at
the same hours.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-25
onNEEAL MARKETS.
prollnoo and provialun,.

KANSAS CRY, MO Nov "a --Wheat quiet
No. red cash. G2lSc bdi December, 6akc bid
May, mo Corn gtnRdy No. cash 81 40
BID; be6embof, aijsc bid. May, a6ac. oats
nomlnalI 2b3sc bid. cash.
ST LoUIs, MO, NOV a. Flour.-Marhet
quiet, eteady and an hanged Wheat dull and
heavy opened easy nc lower, ruled quiet, az q
decline, eloainR 4 ~ 40 lower thAn VI, atctday
cash, I8ltci November iGo bid; December i0jS !
January 7ShB7s2ic, closing nj 7s&ci May.
alad@A9lc, olosing AZ sifMNAe unrn dnl /.
bat better; opened dull ana easy and lCcOY rcd,
became ilr eloling lsaAc higher than yea
tertay; mixsd each, Abc; November Silsc
bid; December 3ih@S4Ac. closing ~ AAci
January $3.50. NAV 35Aia39lSc, closing at SOC,
Oais dbl but hrm, ana 80 higner, No > IN Ned
cash go December gGhc bid; May 1880.
OOrnmcal steady NJ 81 W, Whisky hrm At
81 ~ Wooi "a rly active and eaeieri medium
clothing 2l5G@266. oombing 20m2jki low and
coarso lia22 hpe light 2l@2b heavy ltd
zoe black l7a23e. Proyislous dull, but gen
orally hrmnr, Pork arm at $40 90, Lard steady
at IS 80 unlk incate Arm, loose lots, long
clear, 81 sO@b 49, short ribs 81 B5ah 40; short
clear s. 60d6 55 hoxpd lote, long g ear, - 80
az IS; sho ribs 81 aoab i5i short clear 50 DUO
20 haoon easy log clear ~ 9s4@e loi
shOrt ribs 50 S7k hhorf clear 81 tOa1 10 Hams
stoady W Qballkn Afternoon board" heat
dnll and sake lower oOrn steady and ua
MN YoRK. NOV. 2l-Colioo fair; Rio quiet
a. 1870; active and lover; sales G9000 LaFsi
November, 81 Biail 20 December, ~ 5O@ll tOi
.Ianuary, sll 8D@il rs; February, 81 30 Mach,
sll 3aall 40; Aprl, 81 40i May, 9il ahdll iQi
june. 81 tOail 4b July and august ~ 40.
sugar quiet
CHICAGO, ILle, NOV ea,-The LAY on change
wss one OF marked dullness IN wheat trading
With unusually light fluctuations confined 10
a very narrow range, The mnrkot closed 80
lower than yesterday. Corn ruled easy for q
lime ndyAnccd haAc, weakened ard olored
kaIie better than yeAterdag. 7 DIVISIONS els
PLACED little more llfes advanced aQal23se,
tett cd back i0dl l2lfo ana closed steady. Lard
advanced 81. d5c, ana closed steady Flour
quiot ana unchanged, FutuIee closed rs fol
lows. MhtRt--N0yember, axe, December,
Uisct .IAnunrr 7bSd, May hlhc Corn
Noscm or, g0Aoi December, sokci Jan
nary, gf8c. May, tlHe ,oyk-De.
Gender, 50 90; January, Sln 2shi February
i0s9p Decembor saDlh. January,
81, Fehru n, SaO7R. Cash quotations were ~
Sd G2saD CO, LARD, IS pgHi abort Tib, sidcs,
bose, IS 3035 90; dry nnlted fhouldcre, boxed,
- 1905 20, Hhort clear sidet, boxed, = O1~e toi
whisky, 81 ~ Tho directors OF the board y
trade decided that fradlug Ia puA and chiis NOT
be allowed In the hoard Of trade building, ana
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-25
ON CHANGE.
spot Cotton Unchanged, Futures from
Five 70 Seven Points Lower.
Money Market Easy.
wheat Opened Easy, Ruled Quiet, and
Closed at Dociine--I.lyo stock
transactions Brisk.
FORT WORTH mAnKErs-pArIy Rr.
VIEW


OrFIo or THE GAZETTE,
FORT WORTH. Tx. Nov. o. lssG I
The retail trade was on a big boom TO.
day aud the Wholesale trade was heavy,
Eggs aud turkeys were very active 70.
day In the morning everyone wanted 10
buy and prices went very high, but Offer
ings being very heavy towards evening
prices declined and went back nearly 10
the starting point,
Butter has advanced and prices viii
probably be maintained.
The market 10 largely overstocked on
chickens and with additional receipta
prices Will 90 down,
FACTS ABOUT OUR WHEAT CROP.
Our wheat crop was large, but we have
already sent goodly portion 81 Ii TO
Europe. The export clearances OF wheat
and Hour from four Atlantic ports No.
vember l6 we're equivalent 90 4gl 900
bushels OF wheat. The qusntity Of wheit
exported in the first four months OF the
fiscal year--July, August, September and
. tober--were 81, 000, as9 bushels, flour Ia.
Guided at the rate Of four and half bu N.
els 10 tho barrel. In the correspond
Ing month OF last year the quantity ex.
ported was less than 5000, 600 bushels,
and for the entire year the wheat EXPORTS
amounted 10 less than 90 100000. IL
does not seem probable that the export
movement VIII become less active during
the remainder OF this year, for the local
effect OF short crops abroad does not ap.
pear to have been fully realized thus fSr
Foreign consumers are fortunate in hav-
Ing been able mp TO this time TO get
American wheat al low prices.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-25

IL.
y,rnnss coMrAsYs Lisr on oFREcEs.
1872 .s.,.,. marked thorc a,e no agents, and
Asponhassnnh points must be prepaid, With
M hlii;sss INSTRUCTIONS 10 put on " owners fiaks
MI sfian LampaAas,
Ayln, 'tockhRrt,
tArcoh, nan tLindcn,
skntelopee"F' Leon junction,
ssien Farm, siesdia.
Alhena Livingston.
W Akiel fbcEgctt,
.assSsclina, lila ijn,lslh'
Rtildle, l-osansport, Ia,
psenshlll, Mustang, Tex,
M BucknV''-i aMilhelm,
bnm, 'Mullcn,
H H,swawood, M MasahV
aspgs,.. MoGfcgor,
| llihthuy, Meridian,
m ballnseh Morgan,
~ RssseitA' Montyale,
s!sIs fcSsprc~, s ,HfiT5aliS;
Bet'sloandy. Monw Emery,
M De rnli,sss,,nuth MoTfla,
Dlownss0orous"' NJ Pleasant,
Z N& BtnatN' MurchlAOn,
Dass, Mal0koh,
MI NfApp, MI Cam,
W VquvggN Mt Sellman,
rH UA1Ne'" Murray,
4 N Nune Moscow,
coleman Nolanv.ile.
EN QfaWlVi"' Nhvnsotu,
Ni,gp,c Naoogdochos,
sB QebginV9' tOgios,
/ Ssoresfas Cove, 9,sshi9,sspy'
Uelal "'"' pondlcton,
g4, plantcIsvillc,
R VVl,eli,. Plttaburg.
az ooeAMMas' Powell,
n gsaesne Pardon,
az QgiaSiand spaulc,
geysmnp' .Prcsswood,
Sowas tnlsa, ,,I9aany,
NJ ytan t Rosenberg,
NJ 'vNeN ROgorA,
y NJ p{e9 tRlcker,
n taacanyIllc, mteshio'
Fey Worth, sealey,
ecahwaltci SANTA Anna
s.SssSyyhe, ,.salghnr,
Nj s0oodfieh, eamsn1 .
h NJ ssi,nsion shepherd,
r. ,InfScock sStornc,
81 nnaa,yop shreveport, La,
@ Tissnhclmcr, ,Thompson ToS.
NJ 'lIughcs, , T1S,np,v,
Nh i5aiiy Tharpa Mili,
E IsS6rd CITY, TeTarkSna, Ark,
II ta~sssoll Tyler, Tex,
H nssaS Timpson,
JACKSONVILLE, Tenaha, n
II tsssev Valley Mills,
sssneh Waffle,
IL v,dssn Wlnona,
II Elppuer ,Maters'
4 M Rwnan, yellow Prairie,
= ri r.Fn Marlboro,
iras Zephyr.
r. neTexas Express company waybills d.
eaDsL Louis Chicago New York. PhilRdel.
telAand all important points Tho ToNae Elk
(, iab company y the only company that way
4 INK to all Onicc9 IN tho southern Elk.
prYs q, apany's territory. shipOers having
tetiht o. money for p0ints In tho Southern
RI aaiuA WI save money ny shlpplnR ny tho
b JeSas Express company at ono throug h rate
'NW nattauscI
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-25
rive gtook MARKET.

NEW yoRK, Nov. "a --Bocvoe- Receipts, 80,
heads actl aud higher for ma iye btoeraI
81 1904 10 for ordinary 90 choice. Shoep--lic
ccipts, 5lOO flrfn Rnd steady for good sheer
AVID good lambs; inferior OF - dull a.
low figures ana extremes for sheep - oO@4 75i
lambs s. b10G 10.
ST. touIs, Mo, Nov 2l--Cattlo-- Receipts
1869; sDipmonis 600; market strong on al
fAt hand grHdcH3 tloW pnd dull on Others
choice native steers 81 3Qaf ~ ialf 70 good
shipping stcore s. b0ai gOi butehers' steers
fsii 10 choice s2 g5@i % feeatp, fair % good,
81 50@s iai stockorB, fair u good, VI b9N2 l9i
4 xanA ana indiana, common 70 prime, 81 lon
3 70, HoRs-- aeeoiptg l2ti0i shipments %,
quality % Offering ooly faii bu \ Of saloe, now
over, az an advance of5 70 ~ eente over yctter'
Days pfiGeA; market closed active and nu ng,
al sld NJ s. 5OmA 10 hheop-li ceipts 1000
hhipments lu0i medium 70 chpice etghpy NJ
81 T0ai 90 common % fair allow ~ 81 fo@2o co.
KAssAs CRY. NO. Nov 2L--Cattlo- Receipts,
1855 shipments, nonoi stoekers ann feeders
strong ana actiyci eoTnfcd SLOW ana wcAh,
nnd shade lower good 70 choice
"a 009l 90; common 10 medium, 81 1908 g0i
Htoeterk. 81 2bfG 70 feeding steers, " rea9 boz
cows 00a2 co. grass rang steers, " %
az 20. Hogs itecciptb, 1888, eh'pmenb none;
Receipts, aG. khpments. 40 steady
81 50a2 80
CHICAGO, LII, nov. 2i.--Catie- Receipts
1000 b, nd; shipments 2o00i market slow
best natives steady chipping steers ~ Sl@o "a
aud mixed 81 1898 10 bulk s. o0as ~, through
Texas steers 81 1908 % western rangers
weak, natives aud hal breeds ~ lva5 81 win
tered Texans 81 e0aa 90 H0Ka - heceipie
80 O0lj ahlpinents 1000; market steady ~ ~ q
@t % ~ ocp-- Receipts 300; shipments 2eV9
market Glow and common yraiea lower; m
tiYes 81 1894 O0! Western 81 1908 fOI Te1Ane
s. OC@a wi lambs 81 GOA o.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-25

New Orleans.
closed st ady,
sales 400a
Low ordinary, 0 l6c; ordinary. Q II 1901 good
ordinary, u .lOc; low mlddling, s7.l6c; mid.
ding, : III 1906 gi,d middlng, 8 10 -l6o, mid.
dllns fair, o 7.l6c; fair 10 8 Ice.
futuroa opened barely steady, ruled and
closed steady, 0 10 points lower
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-25

membrrs engaging IN such trnnsRcliona liable
10 BaepHnsiOn or sSpGlsion for Inf action Of tho
ruie f0rbidding these transact No In futures,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-25

o,u,, AIT, SIS Sis'n g., IT. worth
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-25
To. Dny "a Holiday.

GALVESTON, TEX, Nov. 2l.--To NOR
tow being a national holiday, there Will
be no cotton or grain markets throughout
the United States. Liverpool cotton
markets will not be received at the
Cotton exchange.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-25

NEW YORK, Nov 2i.--Cotton-spot closed
easier
SRlee, b26
Ordinary, 1850, good ordinary, 10 lGo;
low midding, 4 II 100; middllng, a.iGo
good middilng 1880; middhng fair, 10 lGe.
Futures closed steady, o points lower.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-25

no Texas Express company way.bills d.
ei 10 81. Louis, Chicago, New York, Philadel.
tklAand all important points Tho ToNas ES'
sisb company IL the only company that way.
mi dlreel to all 0nccB IN tho southern Elk.
p,ess & npany's territory. Shippers having
helght o. money for points In tho Southern
aaius wi, save money by shipping by tho
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-25

NEW oRLnANs, la, Nov. 2l.-lsaln cheese
nhoico So BOOB co fancy 50 7DI3 80. ex-
ira fancy 81 03G4 ~ Mnperoia ana
winter wheat pAtentA 81 Oeat -. Corn
lneBl 81 % oats quiet. Hay eteadyj prime
sl2 b0al3 00i choice SltN0dl6 o., Hog products
essior. Pork $40 20. Lard so 90 Bulk ohte,
shduderp 50 % long clear aud olcu ribs sbslk
Bacon-- -hpnld rs 81 90; long dear aud clear
rht 81 0l Whisky quiet, nee lrmori Rto 10Y
@l8sg Rire flrmeT, ordinary 70 Primo 3mthe
supnr--eentrlfueals lhada OAnifri PLANTATION
graduated hEc; choice white 6ANh 3 Ice, on
white II Ice. choice yellow clarified 1896;
prime yellow GiAfi1ed 4 IL lG@AAe. acc nds
3A@iNc. Molassea. fair % mand and market
hfm, choice, as strictly prime i00floi
cGutrlfugnis etoady; strictly primo N@2dc;
Louisiana ayrup 25a35e Exchange, New York
sight 7bc discount.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-25

IAy,rnnnI.

LIvEmooL, Nov. "a Cotton closed
quiet and rather eaaier, but qu0tab'y nm.
ohAnEod.
Ordinary AKA; good ordinary 4&d; low mid
ding bd, mldiling uplandH, 5.l8d; middling
Orich o, Be6d
Total ealcs 10000; American. 400, ImpoIte,
1900; American, 10 900
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-25

GALVESTON, Tax, NOV. "a, = Cotton r. Spot
closed dull.
Low ordin ~, . 7lGo; ordinary, g 1.iGe good
ordinHry, Z ICE; low mitdling $780, mid
ding, $40; good mlddllng 9ci middllng fair,
lGc.
Gross rec ipts, 773l.
Sales, 2G0s
EXpofts sl85
stock, Sl3Od,