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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-07

An Improved Calling gun firing is, 900
shots minute was recently submitted
to the bureau OF ordnance. The pres
ent congress may have use for some
such effective legislative weapon to
kin all the bills with which some OF
the members are said 20 be loaded.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-07

Hoods Pills cure liver llls' es' y
tion. billousness, jaundics, sHt Z
"a rba NNfI r. IS
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-07

attendance at the funeral d \
white and colored people. HI MI
ployed by the mail service to !
the mail from Dawson TO spritl
several years ago. and has been !
faithful mail carrier.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-07

After n sleepless night. use ~
tura Bitters to tone up your ~
All druggists. tiii
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Par suite dune convention inter
venue entire administration du
,jonrnai des Debdts ct celle dc Ia
SENTlNEILE de Thibodaux, nous
obtcnn que nos lecteurs btnt-
ticieraient dune reduction de 60
sous sur announcement a i'EDlTioN
HEBpoNApAlRE du JoufaIa des
Uebats. II icur suflira done de
detacherlc bulletin cidessous 1t de
nous iadresser pour que iahonne-
ment ne leur conte que SHE an lieu
de $500.
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liz -
BANDIT DU VAR
FsHEa,EsE, HEDaEDN
PAR
LOUIS EEYBAIB - -
XII
EMOTIONS DE I.ATHE.

-Camarades. ditil. aux=armes !
TN marche vers nous !. nous somnnes
bloques.
Les bandits etaient habitues d ces
appels, lis ne sen Gmurent PAS, ct Sc
eontenterent de y6r!fier. letat de
leurs carabines.-
All. lis y%eulent later de Ia
danse, dit Bouton-de-R Rose. eli renou-
%velant, par precaution, Ia poadre de
ses amorces eli htcn, nous paverons
les y~iolons.
Pierre leur eNpliqua son plan ct
distribua les roles. On ne deyait
d'abord sc scryir que de larme blan-
che, tuer sans brult ain de ne pas
bonner Ieveil au dehors. Ain ore
les movements interiors Sc fissent
ave plus de facilite, on lllunina la
grande piece interieure. Ninot tor
ches de rGsine furent tixees aux
parois DIES murs Bouton4le-Rose
appellant celia les quinquets du bal.
Pendant la motto de 81 lonouenr, III
galerie qul conduisait au deIlors fat
aussi eclairee lie reste demeufa dams
l%obscurite cttait Ia qu'on devait
egorger en- silence les hommes lssez
hardis pour s,en.aoer CANS ees cata-
combes.
Quand ces pr6paratif, fuIent ache.
YES, on apporta du Win. ct nos bandits
preluderent a Ia tataille par=i'orole.
Ii est dams les Iabitudes dies malfai-
teurs de puiser All sein dc fivresse
une portion de lerG courage eeuy-ci
he d~Grogeaient pas. Pierre senI await
m lntrepidit6 caime qui aiInait a
enyisager froidemcnt le peril. ct ne
cllerchait pas a setourdir en- face de
Iii mort. Dependant uae heare sc.
TAFT tcoulee, ct lien ne semblait iusti-
Tier les alarmes que lie capitainc await
rt~pandues. Les yedettes de h plate
forme n,annoneaient aucun mouve-f
ment eXtraordinaire tout paralssait
calme u enyirons. Il men .~fallait
pas advantage pour ramener dams ii
bande une stcuritt complete. Pierre
venait de rcmonter de Houveau vers
son observatoire, atm de 5 assurer de
l6tat des chooses. quaHd ses lIemmes
Il demi iyfes Sc mirent a trailer avec
dedain les precautions de lcur chef.
All Ga mais sur quelle herbe a
done marche aujouTd'hul lie capitalne2
dit Rossignol, Fun DIES plus insubor-
donnts de la troupe. Il 4 reve gen
darme, pour sur.
Les bandits repondirent Il cette
saillie par un rire bruyant l'imper-
Thence await DIES echos. Seul. Bou-
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-Camarades. ditil. aux=armes
Tn marche vers nous, nous sommes
llnunn
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Journal du e2e District senatoria
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d BUTTON.

DISSOLUTION OF PARrNERsHIP-NEw
Orleans, Nov. 18th. ls93.-Thc partnership
heretofore existing under the firm name
of V I.EGENDRE is this day dissoly-
ed by mutual consent. Liabilities will be
assumed by r. i. SEWN. who will continue
the business ut No. d and ) Toulouse.
NJ. A. LEGENDRE,
F.P. SEWN.
REFERRING TO THE ABOVE, L WISH A
continuance OF the patronage as heretofore
extended to SEWN Il Legendrc.
NJ. A, LEGENDRE
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s%Outefr;,In.
Nil.
i.E CUN8NF

iappartIon is i'~uin-dU-juur. au
moment on Pierre lie cIoiyait azure
e ensey2Ii dams lc cartau, ct tn
incident trop inattendn pour 4a une
e~Spiic#tion ne SOFT pas ntces>a:re.
La blessulc al ~Provencal nayait
qn tine gravitc %arparente. La bale,
dirigte obliquement. await .iissG
entire les chairs, ct les premiers
symphonies, 4uoique dun cagact6re
facheaS. ttaient MONS Il rlsultat
dune lesion profonde que dune h5-
morra1ie abondante. lie malheure,,x
sentait peu a peu ses forces sen aIIer
avec son sang. 4, qnand on lc scclla
dams Ia tombc, un reimbursement
compiet lui dtloba e spectacle de &c
dernier suppiice. &c ne fut qu,au
bout dc quelques heurcs gu il recou-
yra usage de ses sens. Los torches
que Ton await laisstes dams lie cayeau
put euyisager toute lhorreur de 81
p
refroldl> reposaient Il ses cotts cG-
taient ceuN du capitaine Maxine ct
du bandit immOle en- IItonnpur do /,
=,
,.m.,. -
'
-, VII ~
V''t Soii'ofe lahtas-
'"'t's IL "e>c>poii g enron ca
''''"f'' '~e'''eit''t Gu pia1h'es G en-
i~nPfee"''ohs l"iieuse'- II Sc roula
SUI le SOL "a7''a ! 'a'ohs issue GU
,'N''a' u eiieleia d epfahief les
49, $50 =
ei''sseeS' ny ep''Sa ses forces, Il
sy oechlia les mains, mais C fut
vainement Ia harriere etalt iron
soljde. rob,tacIe from nniss.,t r.
vov.it .,a,o.ha
s''s t'''N"'' III /" eohJofef ID abfe-
ger. On ne lul await Pas iaisst II
arme pour quill put metre fin a cette
torture Pen = non los to.hos do
,, .
: '' "'h' u t'sea"- ia ciaftc
aeNefait de Plus en- plus confuse ct
ietait sur ces CORPS Stculus dies refnts
vacilIlants ct blafaras Ia couleur
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'o'i oe-i'oss e'ihasse"'t aop y p'A
lie Ia discipline pour soaffrir &c pa
Felis ecaits.=
-la'@ ton beg. hosstsno!. attli' =
tn ne NettZ raS'ah Oh fe lie fetiae
aNeed' f:enaaZ IS t~saeh'as i.a5 =
Ieol que e. slit di' e&t4'aiaes mon
h-toa. g htg,1 iss doisf,
-Qno. st dong- p're qHe le#
i'efe A5eihel, 'et eapt';tae fepiiq0a
- A2ti''h. @fi t.-.s1sse iti exc fss9f"el
ct il paF:'eHne,
-i'o>s'slo
IA zen se=s 0as 81 esN'e1S
e"eeS'i-1 eei"'Hs. : PH'es'=ae ne
lo'es'if pas l'1.1eP w 'Ao' sur y
e'ps9a'he. sa'' 'iae ~
-h''@sst'2' 352i' Pe53s "a ~
Id ~
-No'' $ .is l';'''' soi7-'o i":z
"a es''' e4tS 'e'''l'e 's ss'' '''i'it'''e
Ne3l47,'e gu '~'otse""N "io1eo ilo'.-
''eaa' @''4iNi''9 .AAsdA cue ~Sfal}8iI.e
'h'h'- "eN'At. monte Hh1>P't,
'i''e'l sak;all. oeess@li ae-5i'sea eof'll-
'io1i On -'assa1' 3!tso'' 'isso4 que &C Sois
e''ii: f"t=' ~ eoaSlli''et# 4 Hie palmer
"esa''l ton e''ffs;t5Ae i 9oaNef beat
'o"' &C qai' Eal'. oa eapltaihe
! Ola ='N7A eE'''.oa' p~oa1on-oe-
! hose
N
tonf deu.nojoaat, oai se,obf.iapf
em]ntlntfs an marbra Il. Par se
a. ta,t ,z;ra -. ~
., no to N nas voila Ross,rnoi
.,v.,it ) ,.;,a s.f,o,,. a. mots a,,,na
uain Formidable h. s,isissoit M, l.,
hanol,a= u; ;n,a,ia,.;t ,fa., o;,
conssasZ = vo,.ait ralonair con
-. /, ,c.1,a, uI.an,LIa,. a,sa
din. zion ras.ar friatact IL cot bo,o,o
,.na,aa,.4 p...aaa aa
iap,hes CONNIE 81 ea+ 6tt b.h;tnl
cos sortns 10 ,or,a..ioes ., ,o,ono,t
yers 10 o,ouno il ,}4t Inn inn la ,o;x
,l,s ,,do,ci
-Fa,cenr 1aR Hosa to,
iour, nlajs,nt -
Cette ieeon de discipline venalt q
peihe Il e1fe oohhee que f!erfe iepa-
fut ct eh'oNa tfois hommes vers Ia
saie'ie suPef'eofe. a'taiue await
commence Overture Gle la eaVernc
etail ~ poa'oif aes seldlfihes, ct
IL await iaiiu Sc lePiief dams lie deiie-
rus 'h'fepl'te que les autres, 4
"es as''.,lla'l'S . etait engage;
l 'eiie a'ats ~ioisildfoe de 81 nam !:
le fes'e oa ae'aeileineht await pas
ose PaSset outfe. Sepehdaht lie
cap.saihe he Ioaya't Sc defendfe
Il "le p~feoeeupati"n profonde. La
maliiefe cont at1alac etalt eohdrlte
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PRIME A NOS

La plupart DIES grands %journaux
strangers publiont une EDITION HEB
DoNAphRE. 1ostinte a telir an
coulal1t dies 6vtnemehts de Ia semai-
ne ctuS ~ leur, rationaux qui
Fiveat hors du pays maiS il n'exls-
TAFT ju~Iniei 81 France aucunq4uhli
alton simiiaire.
~ IownaI 7cs NN,aty. don't Oh
eonnaIt to yieiLit reputation ct Ia
transformation rdeeate Il haraie,-
e'est Ha:.inten@nt lc seul Journal quo
tiaien qni parais~e denx fois. pal
iour-it J3s2agt 4ss htAats went IL
comb'er cct'@ lacunc en- crttant unv
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iIEHD0MApAIRE

LEDlTloN HEEDoMApAIRE du
journal des Debdts roproduit les
articles les plus lnttressants palus
dams les deux editions du journal
quotidien ellie dome ainsi, outre dc
nombreuses ttudes dart ct de litttra-
ture. lie tableau lie plus compIet des
tytncments dc IA semaine. File
constitute done Ia meilleure dies
reyues. Ellie est aussi Ii MONS
ehere. cal ellie ne coute que .
francs par Il ajoutons que son
formal eommode go pages grand
in-4o par numtro) pcrmet de Ia
eonseryer facilement en volume.
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EsS I'EE
Nh

Toute anncrca .adlqpaatla profession
Padlesse < s.texcGaent pas qnatre
-aes. par ~. 90
Annonee ,e candidats, aavanee,-.-.-ieaa
Ntcroiogle. par 10
Toute anhonce coramerciaic pnb#ite 4 Ian
n5e erra ins&r@n III taux de 81 cents par palee
goar la premiere insertion ct - cents pour les
insertions. snhsegnentes. -
Toute aunonce don't lc nan,hre si'insertinns
T sst pas snEciif sera insEste iasaa.a uotyel
G Ore an taux o9tiiuaHy. -
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YlaEbOsl;'HA College.
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.

49, BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.
Notice is hereby given to parents and
guardians who haye children to educate
that the next session will open on Mondayu
september Sd, 1894. with competent teach
ers III English and french to teach the Ian
Guages, sciences, mathematics, penmanship
Soek- keeping. etc. Thorough preparati on
nave been made to receive boarding or day
scholars at reasonable terms.
Fol further particulars address
THiBDDAUS COLLEGE,
Thibodaux La.
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EDITION EXTRAORDINARILY.

Nh lcctcHrs arprtrieronf tn
ya!eur a. cefte publication, en- q
rapra.aat Gueir journal des IlbafS
compte au nombrc de ~ collahesa-
tours le> Aommes quf, dams le monde
des @iettrv, Il IL II poIitiqnc. cecu-
pent Ie premier rang en- France. Il
nous ~stlIlira de.citer les MONS dc NM.
Icon Say, AleSandrc Dumas, Ludo,
vic IIaityy. ftrtaFd. Ernest Lavisse.
+. Hot~~p, Z. Ne!elior lie Vogiit.
ileiIhac. Branetierc. dc rA.cadtmie
franchise Il. Il a. Leroy-B1aulieu.
de Moiinarr. NaspeFo, Barbour.
Boutmy, Berger, Castor Paris,
Perrot. L. Reyer, lie lInstltut; lie
profcssenr Grancher Ct le doctenr
Darembeig, dc lAcaatmie de Mtde-
cine; Aynard. Charles-RouS, Francis
Cllarmcs. Paul Deschanel, Dietz.
Heurteao, Charles Nalo, E. Weyl,
Harry Ais, Ch~aii!ek-Bert. Jules
Lema1tre. Aryede Barine, Bonyalot.
G~lantavome, Desjardn>, Faguet,
i'lIon, Gebhart, \. Hallays. Il. Hous-
save, \. Julien, \, Michel, II. &c
parviIle, RatalovicIl, j.. Rod, Guy
Tomel. etc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-24

one for Attempted Assault and the other
Two Cattle Thieves.

CINCINNATI. ONO. oct. "a spe-
eial from Vinegar Bend, Ala, says
Dick Henderson. a colored farm hand'
ATTEMPTED an assault upon Mrs. James
Alien. wife Of his employer, yesterday
while She was alone at home. The "o-
mans screams frightened Henderson.
In the afternoon posse OF citizens De-
can search for the negro. THIS morn
ing Henderson's body was found hanging
10 a tree a mile from the scene OF his
crime. perforated with bullets.
ST. LOUIS. MO. oct. 3.-A special
from Hennessy. Oklahoma, says that
Jim Umbra and Mexican John, members
Of lin WAITS gang. have been lynched
by cattle-men. The two men had stolen
fifty cattle belonging 10 Ben Chapman,
and his cowboys gave chase. They
closed in on the desDeradOes ten miles
from Cantonment, ana after a fusilade
of bullets. the bandits surrendered
The cowboys identified the cattle. and
taking a rope pulled the two men up
10 the first tree. a label was attached
to their clothing warning other mem.
bers Of their fate, If captured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-24

Buekhardt Was Overcome with Remor-e
Went to Church. and Made a Confession.

Influenced by remOrse FOR his crime.
Theodore Buckhardt while in church
Monday night, confessed 10 the theft OF
diamonds valued AT $500 from Charles
Bryant. OF Pocantico Hits Yesterday
ne was arralgned IN the Jefferson Market
Police Court and was held for trial by
Magistrate Wentworth.
Ii was strange story that was brought
out IN the police court. For the last
ten days Buckhardt has lived at 20 east
Twenty-siXth street. He seemed TO
have no friends ana no occupation. He
vas melancholy and troubled, and his
condition excited the sympathy OF some
OF the other boardeIs. Among these
were Mr.. and Mrs. Laird. Monday night
they invited Buckhardt to accompany
them TO Mr.. Hamlin's church In west
TWenty-fourth street. Buckhardt hes
itated for a moment and then replied:
Church won't DO me any good. There's
no use of my going. Read this"
He drew "a newspaper clipping from his
rocket and handed il TO Mr. Laird. A
moment later he snatched II back, but In
that time MIR. Laird had seen that II
was an account OF the robbery OF Mr.
Bryants house.
Buckhardt then accompanied the isairds
TO church. and after service the Rev. Mr..
Hamlin was made acquainted with the
Young mans strange actions Taking
him into private room. the minister
talked TO him for some time, and at last
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-24
,,,,- vonu pRoDrcE MARKET.

NEW YORK. oct. 2S.-Flour quiet ana
nrro: winter wheat. low grades; Sz'z9Se
go: do fair to fancy. $500, a. 80 ~ Z,
I TO- nafeut S3.75u4.2D, low extras
g. os[,o IN. civ mills, S3.S'diVV, 40. pa
s 80 81 3oSi's5. Southern four quiet
ana firm; common to far cxirs' S-iV"
> 90, good TO chOice uV.' f-'o,,s foiri,, mr.
"n > rcd store and elevator, fVNc.'
afioat. 7issc.; +. 0. b., 'o1sc.' no. no' ~ ~
@rn. GAi5c. options opened qulet az 1sF
Ac advance from yes,erelsny ocfoher
February. D,.sc, May 'V't'', O'O'''
-soot nrm ana fairly acuVei NO.
2 aS,c., elevator; 35'.c al'oaa. ~, ~ ~
I,.re moderately active ana urn az ~
10 sIvance on near months ana ui-
changed on late months; Octop"er' "o1so.'
N",,nS7nher. 37ssc.; December, 353sc.i May
vC'ssts-spot finer aud fairly a a5sl
onions quiet and firm, Oet0DeI, IT.
Vovernber. 28lac: December. 2}Ac.; May,
49, Snof lrices. No. =, &FAc.; no. :
o.Li.a 21r mixed western, 24usJfc
Way fairly steady; spring, rye gooa
10 choice sJuJZl2c. .s. aoo.o
Wool quiet and irmi doinesuc "ee0''
~, 90: pulled 1jq34c soooa
'tccf ouiet and steady; family $1,000
90 ~. extra mess. S7.JUIN.Vo, peel mans
AM ana firm: tierccd beef flrm' CITY eh-
"a India mess. Sl6otnl tVV, CUT meats -
nuict ana STEADY llthi'uu - g --Ti
& Is: shoulders. sGV'4p'-J' H""'9' ''''""
900; middles nominal. ... ,,.s.,,,,, s,aau
Lard Quiet and stronger; western swan ~,
closed al $500; city, sou octouet' go.
nominal Refined Slow Continent 90. ~,
south American, 500 coinpouhu' S'''V"
475. $500, .,oadv. Gales
275 barrels: mess, 0DdlV.Vo. CT. a,,~,.
Butter moderate and easier Nae ua, Z,
creamery. 22gg23c., western daiiS' i't
Eggs SSniei ana about steady; state ana
Pennsylvania, 20q2lc; western lI'S"'
Tailow weak and quiet; city A,c'' conn
try, 4Ad4hc. 49,, IA ooev. crude
24l5c.: yellow prime, old ana new -
40. off grades 2619d2fAc. ,..s -,
Rosin active and ilrin' s'iainep' Wi"
mon 10 good. Si.6Jdln- oo,<e
Tirpentine quiet and steady at ze'gu
2Sa4c ,.s ,,a steodv.
domestic. fair TO extra. 3An6c.; japan
7SSifoissses firm: New Orleans, good TO
choice, open Kettle. pa sc. .,....-r
Cofee barely steady Al 10 points cow WI I
October, Sl53eq 1880. NovemDeT 5000 1900,
1905. December, 4Sld 4W; NaIc II,
s14 35qf445: May, Sl4u". spot RIO dhll
and easy: No. Z. Sl5.sth. TT.
Sugar-Raw dun and unchanged; tali
refining. 3Lc Refined dull and STEADY
off A. 4 5-l64ihc.: standard A, 4sc''
crt-loaf and crushed, 0hc.
Froights TO Liverpool-Market tor cot
ton quiet; grain fairly active ana hiiii
cotton, by steamer, i-Old.' gram ny
steamer, %.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-24

Munyon's rheumatism Cure eeaoo"
fails to relieve in one TO three n'usss
and cures In few days. Price DC.
MUNYON'S Dyspepsia Cure 10 gusfsn.
teed to cure all forms OF Indigestion ana
stomach troubles. Price &c.
Munyon's Kidney Cure speedily cures
PAINS In the back. ioins. or groins' 1no
all forms of kidney disease. Price A,c:
Munyon's Headache Cure stops heAo'
ache in three minutes. Price nc.
Munyon's Blood Cure eradicates al
impurities OF the blood. Price &c.
Munyon's Cold Cure prevents pneu-
monla and breaks UP cold IN IL"
hours. Price &c.
Munyon's Cough Cure stops coughs
night sweats. aIlays soreness. and speedi-
~ heals the lungs. Price Re
Munyon's Pile Ointment posiu'e'y
cures all forms OF piles. Price DC
Munyon's Vitallzer restores lost powers
10 weak men. Price 81.
The Munyon Remedies arc absolutely
harmless. and contain positive cures Tor
the most obstinate diseases. sepx-
rate specific Tor each disease Sold by
all druggists, mostly at % cents
bottle.
Personal letters 10 Professor Munyon'
1905 Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa, an
swered. with free medical advice ,or
any disease.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-24

WASHINGTON. ID. C.. Oct 23-secre-
tarv Herbert has requested all the de-
plrtmental bureau chiefs to eliminate
from their reports 8s much as possible all
matter save that which will form re-
cord Of the years progress and action.
This order IL meant a a discOurag ment
10 suggestions and recommendations saye
such as are absolutely necessary IN main
tanning the efficiency OF the service.
This Is aimed particularly at the sug-
gcstions regarding the personnel. and at
recommendations which affect the policy
AZ IA dapar'ment. Some OF the bureau
chiefs have been very candid and out
spoken In their treatment OF the person
mel. ami Il has not alw AVS been in accord
with the Secretary's plan. II ia felt in
the Secretarys office that these sukgcs-
tons served 10 confuse the question. and
did not contribute TO speedy or salts
factory solution. Last year some OF the
vatlahie and interesting remarks OF En-
glneer in chief Melville were cut out by
the Secretary before the report was pub
Ushed such lamentations. there
fore sz may be made wili De confined 70
"A report OF the needs Of the service, in
the way Of renorts
This order of Secretary Herbert does
not prevent the Communication OF ideas
between bureau chiefs and the head Of
The department and II suggestions DEEM
"a of value are not permitted In the an
mai reports. they will be made the sub
iect OF special letters which will form
the basis OF the departmental appeal TO
Congress for relief.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-24
InunirX i'r0,inrr.

RFNARKS-Eggs are still scarce anu
the demand for them IL acNNc. bn,tyi
in fair demand: common grades duli'
live chickens are very low. fdt uuVhs
are wanted Large. fat turkeys WIZ soon
he In demand. Dressed pork wanted
Vol &c lover. Country bacon rs actlVe
onions are dull Apples little more
nIentiful but active. Quotations are as
'G Rf,frTTER-Fancy dairy. l9a2oc.; choice
dairy. i7a1sc. choice family paSH,Ssu),
l7qlOc: choice store packeuJ, ltn &C.,
medium store tpackcu) ift'"0''
'FGGS-In crates, near by and fresh,
l7Gisc.: I'm crates. fresh ana clean l'c''
I'm barrels and b0ses Gresh), lVal'c
POULTRY -Chickens uarsc1, pr poaho,
Sc ducks dive. per pound, sa9c.; mems
ave, ner pounh &c: small chickens, per
no,tnA '7lSc.: geese live). per head, ZOp
he roosters OLD. l5n2Dc. apiece.
LIVE STOCK-Calves, per ponnn
gross. 4l5c. sheep. per pound. "a &C.
beef (cowsl, per pound "a &c ne l.'., =
ner Mound SG4c.. young steers per pound
3iLG1c.: spring lambs tchoice), per pound,
364c.; hogs (smalD, per pound, oao'gc''
C0I-NTRY BACON-Hams (smalD. we'll
smoked. per pound, l2Eul3c.; large, we'll
smoked, per pound, l0Qllc.' sides tcufeu),
per pound. sa9c.; shoulders lsmoked' per
HIDES AND TALLOw- fint. per
mound. 9dyiAc.; dry sailed. per pound,
S6f~6c.: green salted hides, o4Hatc.,
green hides. &c: green sailed calf-skins,
G5d7jc, tallow, 3ig4ihc.' beeswaN' 20
VEGETABLES-Iris potatoes, per bar
rel Oarge). 81 25al.30; small. 500 :
onions. 81 2501.O per barrel
FRI-ITS-Apples, per barrel, SlZJnl.f5i
pears. Sl.jOQ2.OO per barrel
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-24
exports 70 Great Britain. 5.6lS bales
France, !, U35 bales: Continent. 1908 bales

exports 10 Great Britain. 1913 bales;
France, 1,U35 bales: Continent. 2,oo3 paies,
stock, s,3.624 bales. A..
Total so far this week-Net receipts,
215.J12 bales; exports 10 Great Bfitaih,
81. lG5 bales: France. s.VoU palcs; Con-
tinent AR bales.
Total since September lst-Net receipts,
f,2ff .or3 bales; exports TO Great Britain'
2D. i,c. bales; france. 36.25S bales; Con-
tinent 13i, $40 bales. ~ aa r-..
MEM ORLEANS, La, Oct. 23.-Cotton
futures steady. sales. 92,gU bales; Oc-
;ober. s3J November, SO; Decemoet'
< 3c. January. s25: February. s.2s; March,
III. Anr,l Ma: MAY. s.31. June, $40
IJyT'RPOOI. oct. 2.-l230 r. NJ
Cotton demand fair and prices steady;
American middllng, AS; safes, tVVo
bales. American, $500 bales speculation
and export. 800 bales; receipts, l.Vg
bales. Futures opened firm ana deti'a s,ini
good. Nov ? ,cr and December, 5t-ysp
: Ss'a4. sber and January, 3l-1da
4 S3-Gs. IN r-y and February, > 3.-Gi4
go .br, AIRY and March. = 3s,1ia
4 5e'e4! \ arch and April, 39-Cin4 33-V4 !,
"DIYf an Ma, S9-0i. May and June,
f'hta'etT4 Iy-Gi: June and July, 4o-CfI
4 13-G,. Futures steady Iehuers a'
,o-6avis clearings. 100 bales new uochets'
p. M.-October, 800, seners, >, 20 90
tober and November, = o--yta' -, -,
sellers; November ana DeceInDs'' i,,,ary
al 32-Gi. buyers; December ane 80 yer
4 20 ,c4S,.i y3-,a, sellers: January aha fep-
49,, 90 23-Gllil 3f-G4, sellers; FEBRUARY
"a Earch. 3i-G4li4 1854, buyers; March
and April. 4 3G-G4 sellers ApriI ana MdE >
4 -7-0@44 3S-o4, sellers May anu J I'il','
90 cfS,4 9o-.d buyers. June aho out
a.. eI sellers. July and August, 4l-"''
T,,,oye Futures closed quiet