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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-15
DRUGS,
DRU TS.
Quotations based on small lots to retail dea

Quotations based on small lots to retail deal
ers; Acetanlid, Yoz. l0c; acetic acid, No. s,
y b, Sc; carbolc acid, cryst., y ID. 4Oc; muriatic
acid, c. P, y b. BIC; nitric acid, c. P, y Ii ,
&c; sulphuric acid. c. P; Y II. 25c, fannie
acid, bulk, ID, 81. 30; alcohol, 95 per cent, T.
gal. 81 35: alum, y ID, 4c; autifebrine, U o.,
&c; antipyrine, OF, 81 40; ammonia,
Donate. . h, Is; blue vitrol, Y tb. lOc; blue
mass, y ID, 60; blue ointment, y II, 60; borax,
v III, 12c; camphor gum, y h, 60; capsicum,
pow'd, y Ii, lsc copperas, y ID, Be: Dover
powder, y h. 81 20; ether, sulphnric, U. S. P,
u Ii, nc; gum arabic, first pick, y Ii, 81; gum
shellac. y ID. Soc: glue, brown, ID. 12c. glue;
white, V 10, 2)c; mace, Y ID, 9Jc; mercury, ID.
81 90; morphine. sulph., P. & w, is, y o.,
81 So; morphine, sulph., p. & w, OF. bottle,
Z o., 81 so; nutmegs; Z b. zoe; castor oil.
y gal, 81 8OGl 50; olive oil, y GAL, 81 20; lin
seed oil. " GAL, goa &C., sperm oil. w. B., Y
gal, 81 20 opium. y ID. So 50; opium po., y b,
81 80; black pepper, Y b, lsc; potash, bromide,
Y b. Ale; potash ch,orate, y ID, 20c potash,
iodide. Y ID, s. s502 80; quinlne, p. & W., OF.
bottles, U o., 4.c; quinine, P. & W., OF. cans,
y o., 42c; quinine. P. e W., 5-oz. cans, y o.,
&c; quinne Brunswick, o. bottle, y o., 3sc;
quinine, Brunswick, 5-oz. cans BE; sal soda,
Ii, &c; saltpetre, refined, y ID, 10c; saltpetre,
commercial, y ID, &c; salts, EPSON, Y III, 3iac;
salts, Rochelle, 33c; Bicarb soda, kegs, T. b,
-, &C; sulphur, Flowers Dbl lot. 2s4 c; sulphur,
Flowers, small lots, &c: spirits turpentine,
market rates per gal; WHITEHEAD, S. P, 10,
nc; cream tartar, v ID SIC.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-15
GENERAL MARKET,

GENERAL MARKET.
FREIGHTS FROM GALVESTON.
Special to the Gazette.
GALVESTON, TEX. Nov. Ii.-By steamship
from Galveston, Tex:
To Liverpool. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 9-S21
To continent. ........ 49,. ..... 5-l6d
To New York ,....................40c v loJ
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GALVESTON SPOT.

COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF THE SPOT
MARKETS.
Special to the Gazette
GALVESTON, TEX, Nov. 1.-THE following are
the closing quotations for cotton on the spot to-
day at the leading markets. together with the
closing tor middling yesterday, with to-days
sales,
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FINANCIAL,

BRITISH CONSOLS.
Special to the Gazette.
LONDON, Nov. l4.-Consuls closed 93ss for
money; for silver 41%s.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-15

rH. -rlv ECC fEV0rEDlV SpeClAay
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-15

No war has.ssresssiisai sssa,er loss
Of Htssltsas Sas resulted from impure
b@d6s66d. Saxet purifes the blood and pro-
longs life.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-15

EXCHANGE AT NEW ORLEANS.
Special to the Gazette.
NEW ORLEANS, La, Nov. II.
Sterling-Commercal. 60 days. 70
Francs-Commercial. 60 days 2y3s
New York Sight-Bank...- par
Commercial NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. l 80 dis
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Denver and Rio Grande, preferred. ........-.
COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL FUTURES.

LIVERPOOL. Nov. I+.-Cotton futures closed
Gnlet at Yesterday Ouotations.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-15

EXCHANGE AT NEW YORK.
Special TO the Gazette.
NEW YORK. Nov. II.
SteIling-Bank. GO days....-.-.....4 1914
Sterliug-Commercial, 50 tays.....4 1894 Il
acknowledgements 50 days. YaS4
Francs-Bank, 60 days.....-..-.--.5 %
Francs-Commerclal, 90 days.....-5 ISIS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-15
EXCHANGE AT GALVESTON.

MEXICAN SECURITIES.
POSTON hass NJ
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STOCKS AND BONDS

NEW YORK, Nov. 4.-Bonds and stocks closed
at the following prices bid:
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Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1890-01-09
Public Notice.

ITO CLOSE an estate. l am ordered to
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purchase of the following lands by
January /. 1890, In Crawford County.
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WI of Sci, S Ell of Sci; Sec. %, Mel.
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Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1890-01-09
NEW BLACKSMITH
--AND-=
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T HAVE opened new Blacksmith
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cccrc>> >ccr111o -'s-o~sS>1
Toys at Fournier's.
Holiday goods at Fourniers.
Dressing Cases at Fourniers.
A large run Of job work delayed the
Issue OF our paper. this week.
Plush and Leather Albums at Four
nier's.
Miss O. Haverfield has returned from
her holiday vacation.
Sewing Machine for sale. Enquire
at this Office.
For Christmas Cards go to Fournier's
Drug store.
See new advertisement of Lyon &
Conner, in this weeks issue.
The store of =. H. 4 Co. is head
quarters for Hardware and Tinware.
Fsank Bell has returned to his law
books, at Ann Arbor.
Tax cofIrctiUus arc reported worry
slight in several township.
Claggett & Pringle sells Mallory's
Oysters, the best In town.
Higgins Lake is still open and white
fish are being caught daily.
P. NJ. Jones, wife, and deputy vena
and Josie-Influenza
Choice roll butter, just received at
Claggett h Pringles'.
H. Joseph put in several uncomfort-
able days with La Grippe.
The best and cheapest line of can
ned goods In town at @. & P's.
Win. Manwarren returned to AM
Arbor Monday.
Take Fournier's Syrup of Tar and
Wild Cherry tor coughs and colds.
Allie Hadley returned to Flint last
Monday.
New crop of Raisins and Prunes just
received at Claggett & Pri4gles'.
Miss L. Williams is visiting with Mrs
J. M. Finn, at Ishpeming.
II you want pound of pure Bak-
ing Powder for Is cents go to G, & P's-
For Job Work of all kinds call at the
AVALANCHE Office.
Another invoice of that 30 cent Tea
Just received at G. & P's.
Pros. Attorney MCCARTHY, of Oscoda
county, was in Grayling last week.
Oranges, lemons, cocoanuts and ba-
nanas at the market of Conner g. Tay-
lor.
L. Jensen was in town a few hours
last Friday, greeting old friends.
The Garland Stove takes the lead,
and you can buy them at the store of
s.. II. & Co.
Mrs. VIM. Brink returned from her
southern trip Tuesday morning.
For fresh butter, eggs, ETC., 60 to
the new Meat Market of Conner & Tay-
Tor.
Mrs. L. Hurston left for her home in
Hillsdale county, Monday morning.
Clagget s. Pringle guarantee their
Buck Wheat Flour to be absolutely
pure,
Now that the holidays are gone, So
Gals and parties will begin to have at
tention.
Strictly fresh eggs, at Claggett &
Pfingles'.
Miss Nora Masters has returned to
her study at Hillsdale College, last
Monday.
Have you seen our Jersey skirt. 1t
is n dandy for he money. Call at
the Pioneer Store.
Miss Fanny and j. Wilson Staiey re-
turned to Albion College, last Mon
day,
For every poor egg found in your
purchase of Lyon & Conner, they will
give you two good ones.
Kalkaska BARRIERS all resolved on
New Years day, to do no more work
on Sunday.
Buy your drugs and medicines at
Fournier's. Everything new, fresh and
fine.
Sam. Barnes and daughter spent las
week with Grandpa Waggoner, at
Thumb Lake.
II you want good cheap Horse
Blanket, call at the store of s. H. g.
Co.
County Treasurer Jackson had a
whirl of Influenza last week, just to
be In fashion.
Eight bars of good Soap for IS cents
at CIaggctt & Pringles'.
Geo. L. Alexander, Esq, has been
quite sick for the past week, but is
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1890-01-09
Wood Choppers take Notice.

WOOD choppers take Notlces
Notice is hereby given that no person
has been or will be given the right to
cut wood of any kind on the lands in
Crawford county, belonging to ID. III.
Waters, and any person found so do
ing will be prosecuted to the full ex-
tent of the law.
A. e. NEWMAN,
Trespass Agent. :.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1890-01-09
Amount sawed !

Lumber. Lath and Shingles on Hand,
JANUARY list 1890.
The advocate., 1890-04-02

The people Of Kansas who dre disposed
to complain that Mr. ingalls, Is Of no
practical benefit to his state, take very
one-sided view Of the matter They look
at II from a Kansas, instead Of an Ingalls,,
standpoint. During his seventeen years
In the senate Mr. Ingalls, has Industrious
ly engaged in the laudable work Of build
ing up a big reputation as brilliant
orator and a shrewd politician, He has
made some very biting speeches, from
which he got honor and fame. He has
also written some magazine articles, and
during the past year, has been writing
novel, All these things take time. His
neglect Of Kansas has not been 30 much
on account Of unconcern FOR his state, as
on account of lack Of time. He has been
occupied with more important affairs.
He probably knows that Kansas farmers
are in a bad way financially, and that
they are anxlously looking to congress
for relief. He knows that they are the
victims OF trusts and combines; that the
amount Of their Indebtedness has been
heavily increased by contraction Of cur
rency, and the products Of their labor
bring them no adequate return. But he
can talk better on the race question. He
can draw a bigger house TO hear him peel
the hide OF a rebel brigadier. II is
doubtful IL the galleries would be half 30
full to listen to a speech on free coinage
Of silver He would win little applause
from the lobbies by urging the speedy
suppression Of trusts. There are two
things 10 be looked after In congress,
from Kansas standpoint-Ingalls' fame
and the needs OF the Kansas people. II
the rest Of the delegation will attend to
the people, Mr.. Ingalls, will continue to
discharge the more important duty Of
taking care Of himself. All he asks Of
Kansas is 10 keep on re-electing him and
to Join in the huzza TO his personal glory.
--Emporia Republican.
The advocate., 1890-04-02
MARKETS.
w. A. NELSON,
Corbln, Kansas.
KANSAS CITY LIVE stool

KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK.
Reported by American Live Stock Commission Co.
KANSAS CITY, NO., March ~, 1900
There has been but slight change In the cattle
market for the past week. What change there
has been has been In the line Of stronger prices
with q slight advance The highest price paid
on Saturday was AOS for 100 head that average
1896.
Butcher steers range from $40 10 $40.
Cows and mixed we're In good demand Satur-
day and o.. 10 1Oc. higher, 2.25 10 800 extreme
range.
Canning Cows, no change. i.sOto 200 extreme
range.
Bulls $50 10 800.
HelGers, f.75to 3,i5
HOgsha been strong and raising all the week.
The increase In value has been about i3c all
round. To-day, Monday the market Is somewhat
weaker with tops at 4i2H against 4.i5 on Satur
day
Even lots Of stock Of any kind bring best prices.
The hogs which have brought l.i5 have been as
sorted loads.
The advocate., 1890-04-02

declaration, have we not accomplished a
great work and are we not ready 90 adj
vance
Let us steady the car Of public seuti-
ment by holding a very taut rein lest
poradventure there be an open switch
which runs so near parallel with the main
track that before we know or realize the
fact we have entirely lost sight OF the
main object Tor which we now 30 earnest
lyhOpe.
In view OF these facts not being Inn
possible we desire 10 say that in our
opinion II would be we'll 10 place danger
signal at every turn In the road where
there is any question as TO perfect safety,
thereby giveing time 10 slow up until this
point Is past
am glad TO note the fact that we have
very recently passed a very critical point,
but found on either side these signals or
safe guards willing TO sacrifice personal
preferences TO see us safely DER Let US
take a friendly hand-shake and once
breathe full breath.
For we're band Of union brothers
Working for the right,
Unity shall be our motto
Fort this Is might.
q M Scott
The advocate., 1890-04-02
A. c. MCCARTHY.

I left home the 22nd. After driving
fourteen miles we stopped for supper
with Bro. Faurat. We then drove eight
miles TO the Lone Star school house, whore
we found a good number Of brothers
and sisters present Dr. Walling Of
South Haven, made a good speech, which
was we'll received. then organized an
alliance with nineteen members. Tues
day night, the 25th, / organized another
with thirteen. Sumner county Is we'll
organized, and in good working order.
i am ready 10 organize anywhere In the
state. Address,
w. A. NELSON,
Corbin, Kansas.
The advocate., 1890-04-02

9th. That we will not support for nom
nation, nor vote for any man for United
States congress, state senator or repre-
sentative, that will not pledge himself 10
do his utmost TO aid In carrying out the
objects OF the above resolutions.
Q. IL. Ferris,
j. p, LINvLLE, President
Secretary
The advocate., 1890-04-02

/ will try and get more when the county
alliance meets.
often think Of things ! would Ike 10
say TO the members, but when read the
papers, / ind that some one has said
them botter than I can. But / would
like TO see oil our forces used 20 convert
the first two planks Of our platform into
laws. And now Is the time 20 commence,
for tho enemy Ia trying hard 20 get the
charters Of the national banks renewed,
and II we do not watch, this Infamous
system will be fastened 10 us for twenty
years more. / believe that all the evils
that are now affecting the government
are caused by the banking system. l
think II Is no use to pass laws to regulate
usury 10 long as we leave II 10 a few men
to say how much money shall be In cir
culatIon. Money Is 10 the government,
what blood Is 10 the body, and 30 long as
the body has not enough blood, 80 long 1t
shall suffer. The Kansas City Star, OF
March 2Oth, contains an editorial that
speaks Of staniord'a scheme TO make a
real estate loan Office Of the government.
/ should like 10 know how much near
or loan office II would be by loaning TO
the states, than by loanlng to the banks,
when In both cases the money would be
loaned to the farmers on their real estate,
And would corn be In soak II deposited
in government warehouse, any more than
silver bullion would be, which was de-
posted In the United States treasury.
In one case II gives the horror 10 the
politicians, and In the other case II is H.
nancierlng.
What Is the cause Of all thisY Simply
that the national banks own and boss
both the old parties and their papers.
Perhaps we do not need new party,
but we surely need TO take hold Of the
old one and demand that those two
planks TO be made laws.
Now is the time for the farmers 10 rea-
son together and come 10 some conclu-
sion on what they will demand OF their
candidates for congress. II the govern
ment will control the volume OF money
tariff, trusts, usury, and such evils will
soon be found 10 be evils of tho past
Yet we should not 90 10 the other ex-
treme, and initiate the currency, but let
us have enough TO do business on a cash
basis.
A. @. MCCARTHY.
The advocate., 1890-04-02
s. M. Scott.
McoRAoKRN, Kan, Maroh 25, lsOO

MCCRAoKEN, Kan, March 25, 1890
EDlToR ADVOCATE.
Dear Sir and Brotheri-The Ness
county alliance held special session at
Btownell, Ness county, Kansas, on March
39 had good turnout; every body en-
thusiastIe, The following resolutions
were adopted,
PB,
would like 10 correct mistake you
made In your last issue. / belong TO
Ness county, instead Of Rush, and so
d0es all Of those alliances l sent you.
Your frat5rnally,
q. II. FERRIS.
ReSotUed, That we, the Ness county
FarmeFs' Alliance and Industrial Union
OfNess county, Kansas, endorse the artl-
cies Of agreement Of the National garm-
ers Alliance and Industrial Union Of
America, adopted at st. Louis, on Dec. 0,
ResOIUed, Further, that we demand the
passage OF the Sub-Treasury Bill.
2nd That we advocate free sugar with
bounty to home producers, equal to the
present tariff duties; free lumber and
free coal.
Ord. That we demand such legislation
as will suppress all trusts pools or COM
bihes which interfere with the natural
laws Of trade supply and demand.
4th. That we demand that Our county
commissioners shall let the county print.
ing TO the lowest responsible bidder.
9th. Believing in the doctrine Of equal
rights to all, and special privileges to
none, we demand that taxation, national
or state shall not be used to build up one
class at the expense Of another. We be-
lleve the money Of the county should be
kept as much as possible in the hands Of
the people. Therefore we demand that
revenues, national, state or county, shall
be limited TO the necessary expenses OF
the government, economically admins
tered.
9th. ResOlVed, That in our opinion,
education on the present condition Of the
agricultural classes is the first step TO re-
form; therefore we recomend that every
member take some good alliance pa
per.
9TH. We recOmend that congress make
appropriation sufficient 10 construct a
deep water harbOr on the Gulf of Mexico,
fOrg&e purpose Of opening up more d.
rect communication and trade with Cen
trail and South America.
9Th, At the present prices Of agricul-
tural products, the legal interest Of the
state is too high; therefore, we demand
that the usuEy law Of the state be amend
cd 80 as the legal interest shall not be
moro than six per cent. per annum.