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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-31
THE RAILROADS.
what the Fort would Gain by tho Bowie
Montague N Burlington Read.

what the Fort would Gain by tho bowie,
Montague " Burlington Read.
special TO the Gazette
MONTAGUE, Tex, Oct 30.--The people
here geAerally admire the pluck and en-
ergy displayed by the Fort In securing the
Brentwood road, ana are satisfied that
If her good citizens would tura their at
tentlon to the Bowie, Montague and Bur.
lington route they could with less diili.
Guilty secure that road,as the people along
the proposed route are ripe and ready TO
pull. They feel as II they must have the
road, and are going TO have II. while
this road would be great advantage TO
tbis section of the country through which
IL passes. Fort Worth should remember
that IL would be- OF no small Importance
10 her, as the Missouri Pacific is pushing
the work ON the exhaustion from Gaines
VILE TO Henrietta, and when this Is com
pleted, the great bulk OF trade will be-
swallowed up by this road and Fort
Worth will be left out, unless the Bowie,
Montague aud Burlington road Is bullt.
Strike while the iron is hot and make hay
while the sun shines,and secure this road,
s. H. HoDuKs.
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question that he had done 90, aud /. "a.
all right. "
A RKscuRn NM arnns

4 V.Vseivn thhV NC Hhu uOne So aud II WU
all right. "
RESCUED MANS STONY.
Charles Smith, a Chicago medical s.o.
dent the only man who escaped aNva
from the passenger coach, Is attn living 4:
hotel In Columbus, Wis, unable to IA
moved. He had bad wound on The sIdc
OF his head Just back OF, and above. ihs
temple, and a great many bruises about
his face and neck His broken arm n an,
parently doing we'll, but the ,orrihIo
shock sustained by his nerves, and the
| memory of the horrible sights he saw while,
: his travelling companions were roasting
alive In the burning car, at times over.
come him and his mind wandars,
~ had double scat "a
myself about the middle Of the car.il
he said 60 correspondent, sand
was sleeping at the dime the
crash came My first thought was
that some one had thrown pounded
glass; into my face and eyes. NJ month
was tull OF II. only knew that NV
face and head was bleeding badly. 1
then became perfectly unconscious ION a
moment or two Upon opening my eyca
again saw the lamps were out ana
A LrRIp BLAIR
lighted the whole car and was rapids an.
preaching me. BY a desperate effort /
extgicnted myself from the rubbish And
broken seats, which held ma fast 10 the
noor OF the car, and could zee the pas.
sengers all about the ear, 80 thcrouQhlv
wedgod IN among the eeats
which were smashed that II was inpossl.
Die To exirlcRte themselves The TOP OF
the car seemed to have fallen III at either
end, and Utmost rested upon the rules be-
meath and pinned the passengers 70 the
neor. AS soon as | was released / a.
tempted TO extrlcate those bear me, but
found my right arm helpless. A woman,
justin front'of me, who hnd little child,
be gged me 70 help her, and put my left
arm around ier shoulders aud pulled With
all my might, but was uRebia ta move
her She aud all tia rest seemed 10 DO
so wedged In that even Il had
both arms don't think
could have Helped ihom In tho mpmont |
had TO spare. The flames spxead 80 rap
inly that | could not remain longer, ana
with the greatest difficulty
EscAPEDaTHaoUua A cRAcr
between the top and the edge OF the car,
aud then dropped 10 the ground. AS
climbed up the bank close BY the car
could see tho flames were already sur
rounding the arresming WOMEN and chill.
dren just where I was moment before.
The sight and sounds were 0ss tfslNiN
10 see and hear, and the me- l0fe " Shat
hour Is even worse to mo ui8e tas lsils
which racks my body. | ih'a& t5aie
must have been tW8sty ~
twenty-five passengers So MI
Two small childrsn were put ont of q
broken window by some man from 4
sleeping car, and am the only oiber one
who escaped. Under the excitement
attempted TO aid in carrying the mall
bags upon the banks and succeeded with
four or five, and then sank down from
utter exhaustion and have not been able
10 walk at all since thcnn
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offered sgainst thsls candidates
Mr.. Ovens men are almost equally con.
tldent, while the Degocragya executive
committee, through rs little campaIro
paper, The Public Sentiment, loudly pro.
claims thst Pat Herman, the regnlnrnom-
iuee for sheriff, l. certain OF election. GA
the ton Of all these claims the
colored element and The rich men OF tho
Strand are STRONG for their candidate
Ketohum, and confidently assert his sue
cess. The race for several other coanty
offices IS almost as uncertain US The sh9r-
ifaltv cpptcat
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all present He said bile (Mack's) taxation
clause was repealed. The constitution
q Texss, the constitution OF the United
States, the decisions under those consii.
tutlors inaugurated class legislation to
which we were 80 much opposed aud
upturned every principle upon which
an Intelligent government was founded.
He closed amid loud applause.
AT the conclusion OF Judge Hare's re-
marks the talented young candidate for
county Judge, a J Mosely OF this city,
addressed the audience ia the interest of
his candidacy. His remarks were well
received.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-31
49,, Ready % bo Bought.

special TO the Gazette.
PALESTINE, TEX. oct. 80 "A rich
spectacle was enacted on the public
square this afternoon on the occasion OF
the colored political speaking. The ball
was opened by Rev. Waters, who an.
nounced himself as a candidate for the
legislature. He was followed by Rev. r..
Il Boyd, who spoke in behalf Of the ln-
dependent ticket, and charged the straight
Republicans with being boilers from the
convention which agreed to support the
Independents. He charged that the Dem
ocratc party was paying the Re-
pnblicans 20 run Ia order to
beat the INDEPENDENTS. Richardson,
Evans and other colored men spoke each
espousing different tickets, and each
making and proving charges OF corruption
end bribery upon the others, From the
charges and admissions there can be lit.
tie doubt that since he canvass opened
there has been smart bit of commerce
INDUCED in, and it is generally believed
that both the Independent and straight
wings Of the colored leaders have had an
eye ever open to the main chance
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-31

ployes Of the st. Loo Is, Arkansas & Texas
railway, TIE occas Ion being the pre-
senting OF a maguiia mt gold watch TO
Mr., j. w. Dsekeusop, formerly division
superintendent OF mi road but now
superintendent OF the Missouri, Kansas
s 'rexGs from Denison "a : Muscogee, The
gilt is made by his fornt 7 employees and
was presented by judge, John M. Duncan
OF this city In very neat and appropriate
address. Capt. Dickensea was affected
by this token OF esteem ara ! gratitude In
a very feeling manner. IN 9 watch was
ordered for Tho occasion Ia Capt. A, NJ.
Murphy OF this city, and Ia certainly a
thing OF beauty. The case is set with
diamonds aud is beautifully carved. On
the inner case IL engraved presented
10 J. w Dickinson by the "a nployes Of
the ST. Louis, Arkansas 8 exas rail-
way
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raylos. ElEin a nantrop.

Hptcltl " mo Hhcctttf
TAYLOR Tx, oct. 30e--Work on the
Taylor, Elgin g Bastrop railway Is going
forward rapidly OF late. For some time
past construction has Been iEapeded ~
the delay ~ getting building stua, but as
il ia coming 10 daily now, the corps Of
able men ~ work on the road ara push
ing things nightly. The track has been
lal(i two and one-bah miles out from TaY-
lsr towsrd Elgin and al, msuTial Tor
Building purposes Is pu,lel ont an The
rev rails by big engine @hch blooms
up" ~ fEe ciiabs the hillside. Ine
contractors have agreed 10 have this road
completed by december l., and present
indications point TO fnlkllment Of the
agreement. Seventy coils Of wire and
other line materials for the telegraph line
on this road have arrived at this place
and work On that branch will begin
short v.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-31

Special to tho Gazette.
WEATHGRFoRD, TEX, Oct 9o.-This
evening at O'Clock an alarm of fire was
given, which was soon discovered to be
in the cotton GIN OF Ralnbolt & McBad-
den, in the north part Of town. The fire
companies and citizens turned out and
soon checked the fire, Which had Mashed
over all the cotton in the gin, and contin-
ued TO burn slowly until extingulshed. by
water thrown on by the hook and ladder
company and citizens. Mr.. Rainnolt had
ebout ten nales of cotton still In the seed,
whichhe had bought from farmers, and
there were five or six bales Of custom cot
ton in the gin al the time OF the fire. The
loss is estimated at about $500 or $500.
No insurance. The gin building was not
damaged, The Gre is supposed 10 have
been caused by spark from nail, as
one of the gin hands was driving nall in
corner Of the building when the ire
started.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-31
K,nashurr Mt wncn.

Special to the Gazette.
Waco, Ten Oct. 8o..-Russell II.
Kingssury, Jr, spoke at the courthouse
tonight In opposition to Hon. II. Q.
Mills candidacy for congress from this
district. 1t is difficult TO estimate the
eff CT Of thi speech, which WAS a VIC ent
onslaught, especially from a Prohibition
standpoint, on Mr.. Mills. To all ap
pearauces, however, 1t neither hurt nor
strengthed Mr.. Mills.
interest In Tuesdays election is getting
pretty warm, growing out of the contest
over ngressional and judicial officers
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-31

month ago we stated in the pa
n We had purchased the BANK
sT0CK Of Dry Goods and Dress
p Il, t, Cooper, Chicago, valued
~, for $500. We stated we
ofer them for sale in 8 few days,
never came, After writing a
Of letters, and sending many dis
We at length learned that
upon which the goods had been
vas in wreck, ana they did not
Ntat the condition Of the goods
p our surprise two of Binyon's
drove up to our store door upon
and dropped the goods upon
Vmeut 1t is all right now; we
r these goods for sale upon
pSDAY, NOVEMBER 1sT.
Il many fine dry goods and dress
w be sold by us for less than
n cost other merchants, Ladies',
attention to what the dry goods
NJ ia town, and their clerks, may
these goods being out of style,
sme and see the goods for your
ere is another little matter
n u "ANf TO MENTION.
Pan a month ago we bought Of
n Kellogg & Co., clothing manu-
Of Chicago, the stock of CLOTH.
u.s. Furnishing Goods and Hats
owned by f. W. Belts, Esq, OF
piston street. These goods we
fat we would offer for sale upon
8ing Of fall trade, and are now fol
good deal less than other mer.
~ for the same goods.
1ition to all of the above, We
4our store an immense stock o.
8ni's' Pants and overcoats, OF the
Rers in the United States.
The store Of tine
CHASE TRADING CO,
Houston street.
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uoke supports nills.

81 Il to the Gazette.
BELToN, Tx, Oct. 30.-The last issue
of the Gatesville Advance-SuD, the Pro-
hibition organ, stated that it was reported
that Coke had said that he had washed
his hands OF Mills. Friends OF Mr.. Mills
here telegraphed Hon. George Clark at
Waco embodylng this statement and re-
ceiyed the following answer; "No, there
is not a word Of truth in It. Coke is sup
porting Mills heartllY.n
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rho situmion Al Austin.

specInI % the 1nEctIe.
AUSTIN, Tx, Oct, So.-There are va
rious spcakiugs in different parts Of the
city tonight. Politics are red-hot.
There are four tickets in the teld in this
county; First, straight Democratic.
headed by Taylor Moore; second, Rsdlco.
Independent or mongrel, as 1t Il called /,
third, straight Republican: fourth, peo.
Pies ticket, based on organized LABOR,
and represented BY J, r. w. I.oe, q
Knight Of Labor. ltis thought the CON
test will be close.
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special TO the Gazette.
SHERMAN, TEX, Oct. 80 The contract
Tor grading the third and fourth miles
OF the st. Louis, Arkansas s. Texas rail
road east Of The city limits. has been sub
let 10 Noel & Chapman, who will begin
work next week With large force OF men
and teams.
w. G. BostIck OF the ST, Louis & San
Francisco railroad 10 IN the city.
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THE FIRE RECORD.
Foar Small Children Locked Up in a
House and Burned 10 Death at
KelsVille, Mo.
August schwartz Ia Arresisd at san Antonio
FOR Setting Fire 10 Hls Own Prop.
erty-Other Biasss.


KEYsvILLE, Mo Oct. So.--At Forrest
Green last night colored woman locked
her three children aud two others 10 her
house and went TO church. The house
took fire from q lamp. Four OF the chill
dren were burned to death, and the fifth
win probably die.
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Tha. onanss % oanss.

HpeciAl 10 inc 1hNeltc.
WACO, Tex, Oct. 90 1T IS understood
that the second change OF the gauge on
the st. Louis, Arkansas aud Texas rail-
road will be made tomorrow and Mon
day, but will not extand farther than from
Texarkana to Tyler, leaving the change
TO Waco TO be made in week or ten
days later. This change is made in sec
lions so as 10 not interfere with traf1ic OF
travel.
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Residence burned.

Special 10 the Gazette.
ARLINGTON, TEX, Oct, So.--About
O'Clock this morning the handsome two
story residence Of Mrs. Mary L. Hamil-
ton, in the southern part Of town, was de-
stroyed by fire, with almost the entire
contents. The cause Is said TO have
been defective nue. Loss about $500;
insurance 5000.
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DsnisOn Notes.

SPECIAL TO the Gazette.
DRSIsoN, TEX, oct. 8O.--PAcl1c Ex-
press Messenger George Rlgsby, who has
been running between Denison aud Gall
weston, has been transferred to the Aran-
aas Pass San Antonio roEd. s.. O.
Neal, formerly agent at Ennis, has taken
Rlgsby's run.
Pacific Messenger John Ryan, running
between Denison and st. Leafs, had his
foot badly mashed yesterday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-31
Lencrson Rennblioans.

Special TO the Gazette.
JEFFERSON, Tx, Oct. 30.-The Re-
publicans had grand meeting here to-
day, but failed TO vote on county candl-
dates The meeting adjourned until Mon
day. The colored people were out in fun
force. The election on Tuesday will be
the most hotly contested as far as repre-
sentative and county offices are concerned
that we have ever had.
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AZ Decatur.


Special Ia the Gazette,
DECATUR, Tx, Oct. 3o.-Eon. John
A Gordon, Democrat, and John l.. Love
JOY, Republican, held the political fort at
West academy last night add the Demo
cratic county candidates at Garyin. HOB.
Tuily A. Fuller addressed fair audience
az Aurora this evening, and he VIII no
doubt get large majority there, as well
as The balance Of the Democratic ticket.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-31

NEW YORK, Oct. SO-Tha Irving hall
Democrats have Endorsed Lloyd Brice as
& candidate for congress in the Second
district The New York Autobiography
league have Endorsed Bourke Cochran, 5.
S. Cox, Amos j. Cumming and Thomas
i. Brady, united Democratic candidates
for congress
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opecihi % the Gazette.
GALVESTON, TEX, Oct. 30.--The entire
town has been given up 70 local politics
for the past few nights, AMI The greatest
difference OF oplnion exists as 70 which 81
the candidates are IN the Lead. The In
terest centers On the nEhi icz
nett and Jordan are taking Ail eeA
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-31

Tho excursion train for the Dsrl las fairs
leaves Union depot this (Suntaig. } morn
INK at $3.50, and, returning, will al rive al
Union depot at $3.50 p, IN. One "a 70 for
the round trip.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-31
POLITICAL.
Judge silas Hare Makes the Welkln Hisg
at PENSION with 0Id.Fashioned
DemocracJ-NO Third Party.
Dohoney speaks at Olarksviiio--aIack and
Pickett Hold Forth mt Gainesville.
Situation at Galveston.
Dohonss's Campaign.

Dohoneye campaign.
Special TO the Gazette.
CLARKEsvILLE, Tex, Oct. 30.--Col. L.
l.. Dohoney, Prohibition candidate for
governor, addressed a small audience at
the court house at 2 O'Clock this evening,
In the Interest Of himself and party. The
colonel IL nota very good speaker, and no
great enthusiasm was aroused NJ w.
Connolly, the labor candidate from In.
mar, for this district, was billed for an
address at O'Clock this evening, but was
detained at home by sickness in hs
family. He was also booked for an ad-
dress at Aurora tonight, but Col. Doho-
ney Will be alone in his denunciation of
the Democracy there, also.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-31

Mangrm Montgomery sell more dry
goods at retail than any other house Ia
Texas The styles which tney shcw and
the low prices which they make take the
town bY storm
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snecial to the easette.

MoRGAs, Tex, Oct. SO--Mr All
Hines residence, In the west part Of
town, was entirely consumed by FIRE this
morning at $3.50 O'Clock. All OF his
household goods and forty-nve dollars in
currency were burned up. There is no
insurance. The loss falls heavy on Mr..
Hines as inc Is poor man and hard
working one.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-31

Months OF sickness, long doctor bills
and broken health can be avoided by the
use OF Morris Cascarine.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-31

The medical and pharmaceutical pro-
fessions endorse ColgRn's "1afy Tolu,'
and use 1t in their families They know
IL TO be healthful,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-31

New beaded dress goods and epaulet 'es
received by express on Saturday at Ma n
gum q Montgomery's.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-31

They show the Newest
Designs in everything in the fUrai ture
line at Pinkard 8 Joyce's.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-31

Positively inc naest luxury ever put on
the table Nice ripe ngs put up 10 The
faest cOrdials Is just perfectly delicious
1T the Fort Worth Grocer Co.'s
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-31
Bob I.ota

OF groceries can be bought cheaper at
the Fort Worth Grocer Co.'s than any
other place In North Texas. We mean
what we say. Try us,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-31

Dizziness, neuralgia, pains In the side
and back, a heavy feeling Ia the stomach
after eating, can be cured by using Morris
Cascarine.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-31

Mangum & Moutgomery's stock OF 1ne
wraps is the largest and most attractive
In Fort Worth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-31

Try the Fort worth Grover 90.
During next month and zee what con-
ycnlence tits TO buy where you can got
anything you want.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-31
Young Amsrion onaeae .

Nice cakes just received weighing about
nine pounds each. Try one Fort Worth
Grocer Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-31

Grapes, Grapes,
Received every day at tho Fort WORTH
Grocer Cos.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-31

No Objectionable features about Red
Star Cough Cure. Pleasant, safe, sure.
Twenty live cents.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-31

OFanKesl Ornngesi
Fresh aud nice by the box or dozen at
Fort Worth Grocer Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-31

New cros spgar house m0lasses Al
Turner McClure's.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-31

Lorrabei's fancy cakes and biscuits at
the Fort Worth Grocer Co.'S.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-31

Center TabIoS-Hnt Racks.
A new and handsome stock at Pinlard
& Joyce's.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-31

The Finest Ra1ors in the world
at Anderson's aun store.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-31

Canfef oT iNV VHbN3'
,f. ao,nh rfo 90 foaF years tes v NJ . .'..
MA ,,if ,s .,Icf on tho sldt pi ~ W s'.
ti,e faroat Tbe pain Nas inqel'tll. se'. iaa
q sleep AMI Folhins ats Z. XIX, ~ \
ssd XXX i1Sn, ihs ah0ulqcfa nna .'. "a M
wt1stof one aandl 40 almost Io.lA Y ,'S ,,d tlde
between me AnnennR @ "a u 3, N dosen IIuali
w., hi ", n stlfis t,e \. n ti6t
raileyed aad reaatea q bfAl y. ~ 10 .
yaafs age. aud tllc}e 7A9 ',,s'' ~ snao1Ea
olfe ~ p, ~ w,
.,-.,'' 4, mo. VA .s Z y y
6,i,,: W. rselgic ~. pfAFq} p
1w. u.s. \.
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pig and Middle AgRi Men.

4 NUhLs
~, snect OF early vice, which bringt
IN All ny Destroying both mind and
ail lite direful MS,
PERMANENTLY CURED.
Anisa the Heart, Timidity, TREMBLING
8 ges, so much 10 be feared, For.
4 g,aasssA OF ideas, sadness Of Spirits,
4 Senlaes, Dislike 20 Social Life and
No. ~ ,n 9I those entering on thathap
4 49, ~ " rhysical Debility, Excitabllity
No., organic Diminution, or Other
Hss M quickly assisted.
IN - OskD.-loung people losing
IN an spending time with those un
4 "A ~ hllned, causing fatal disorders
Io1 ,hltost, nose, liver and lungs, st0m
4 49, Speedily Cured.
. WV lnodesty deier won from callina
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-31

RAN0ooN, oct. 80--.rhe insurrectlOn.
lists have set Dire to the ruins 81 Minhalia
ard nave sent large burning boats down
I the river
The Portland daily press., 1886-12-28

44c; off A 61s1514c: Mould A 6ySd5 1916;
standard A at bSse; graduated at 8 l-I6a54 T;
eqt lo d6 anS er9sned a. Se Cubes az
PetroIeum-united at 66Asc. TaIIow steady
Pork steady mess at II STAGE 37la. Beef Is
at 8 80 for Continent, 10 for B. A. Butter is
firm; Western cream 2o&2sc. Cheese duh.
Freights dull.
CHICAGO. Dec. %, lSS6:-Flour is dull;
1904 OO; michigan and Wisconsin winter COZ
A 90; choice to fancy Minnesota patent at 25lG
ers ii SACKS at 6Sss 25 Wheat Is Slow; So
Spring at 7714 a77ssc: No Red at 77lac. Corn
firm; No al 365sc. Oals steady; No 2 at pee
visions active Mess Pork is higher at IL 750s
IL 80. Lard higher at 40; Dry salted shoulders
keceipts-Flour, 81 ,oo0 bbls; wheat. s4.ooo
bu ;c0rn 1888 900 bush; oats SO 900 bu; rye 1 600
bush; barley, Al 900 bush.
shipments-Flour, 1000 bbls; wheat, $4,000
rye0,0oo bush, barley $4,000 bush.
ST. LOUIS, Dee. 81. ll886.-Flour is quiet;
Xxx at 5o92 60i family at 1892 80; choice
co; patent at i5sS So wheat is dull; No SO5
Red soHsc; Corn higher; Mo- Mixed 34l4@a5
Oats dull NO Mixed 2s4c. Rye steady 63c.
corn. 1874, 900 bush OATS SO, 900 bush rye ZOO
bush, barley $4,000 bush.
Shipments-Flour, 5000 bbls wheat 81 600 bu:
corn, $4,000 bush; oats 5000 bu; rye 1000 bu;
barley 1000 bush.
DETROIT, Dec. 81, 1sss.-wheat--No White
Sic; Mich Red SIC NO 2 Red 811ac.
Receipts 2U,600 bush.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. .:27. lss6.-Cotton dull (;
middling Sc.
SAVANNAH, Dec. 81, Cotton is quiet;
middling 15.16c.
CHARLESTON, Dec 81, lsse.-Cotton quiet;
middling Sc.
MEMPHIS, Dec. 27, 1sse.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding 15-16c.
MOBILE, Dec. 27, lsse.--Cotton quiet; mid
dlipg 15-I6c