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Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1895-10-18

needed. The best and most simple and gentle
remedy is the Syrup of Figs manufactured by
the California Fig Syrup Co.
A delicate silence Is the Strongest protest
that one can be offered ~
Mr.. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for childivn
teething softens the gums, reduces infamnla-
tion allays pain, cures wind collie. 25c. a bottle
Some people keep their nails In mourning
as II their fingers were dead.
FITS stopped free by DIR. KLTNE's GREAT
NERVE RRSTORBR No fits after first days use
Marvellous cures. Treatise and $500 trial bot
tie freq. DR.. Kline. 99l Arch ST.. Phiia.. Pa.
"Its @ good thing you marIiel chemist,
Nancy; you always have a re,ort ready
tits So Easy to Remove COrns With
Eindercorns. we wonder SO many endure them.
Get it and see how nicely it takes them oil.
Tie death OF john Dunn. Zulu chief,
made orphans OF seventy children.
II. k1mer's SwAMr-RooT cures
ell kidney and Bladder troubles.
Pamphlet and Consultation tree.
Laboratory, Binghamton, n. \.
fisherman at Clinton, No., caught
three-foot water moccasin snake on hook
baited with a rog.
believe Piso's Cure for Consumption saved
nv boy. life last summer.-Mrs. ALLIE
DOUGLASS, Leroy, Mich, Oct. 20, '94.
Il sh were a man. would do somc-
thing noble. self-sacrincing. Propose 10 a
girl like yoursenY
At The once
you may have a sudden bilious attack or head
ache when it is impossible for you to leave your
work. If you have box OF Ripans Tabules III
your desk tabule taken at the first symptom
will relieve you
"HCw do you like my new suit?' ITS
immense what did you paw for 1t Z Ire
price"-measuredly- $40.
There Is Pleasure AMI Profit
and satisfaction in abating troublesome ana
painful ills by using Parker's Ginger loiilc'
A Newark IN. J.) child, born with tive W
fingers. twelve toes and a double palat
lived only few hours.
nafiicted with sore eyes use DR.. Isaac Thomp
eon's Eye-water. Druggists sell at %oc per bottle
Montana's first house Is still inhabited.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-30

New York. March %. Hubbard Bros.
g. Co.'s cotton letter says: The feature
OF the market today was the apparent
elimination Of the short interest from
the market except that which may I'M
fortunately be concentrated IN May,
and under the pressure OF heavy re-
ceipts the distant deliveries OF this and
Of the growing crop have weakened
below last evenings quotation. The
position OF May is an interesting one
and can only be solved by the delivery
OF the cotton or the coverings Of the
short interests. The feeling In the
market as a result Of Increase In rec
ceipts and fine weather throughout the
cotton belt Is more bearlsh than since
the advance eliminated at G.S6c for
August, but there is little or no dlspo-
sition 10 act upon this temper and the
market Is quiet with small transac-
tlons. a quiet closing with some little
demand FOR May FOR European account,
but without any material change in
prices Is recorded for the day, Re
ceIpts at the interior towns are very
large and tnc movement this week will
again surpass the movement Of 1892.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-30

st. Louis. No, March 29.-Cattle---
Receipts. 1000; shipments, 1850. Market
strong and some sales higher; export
steers. SO SOg6 %; good TO choice.
81. 25m5. 10; fair TO medium, $S.GO05. OOi
heavy butchers and dressed beef
81 SOFAS 90: medium, Sl.O0di.5O; light.
weights. 49, 5O5il. %; feeders, 81 25e
4 90: stockers, Sc ,OOa2. So; cows, S.OOp
4 50, fed Texas steers. 81 OOu5. co.; grass
Texas steers, S9.75Q4.OO; cows, N'75a
3 90.
Hogs-Recelpts, iSOOi shipments. 500
Market slow and &c lower; top prices,
s.: bulk of sales, sl.7Odi.sO; light. $3.50
G4.75. ., -,.,-,. eoo
Market scarce and wanted at stln
prices; native mixed lots ready sale,
M StGO44S5: Southwestern, SS.25qAOOi
lambs. S4.50Gi4.75.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-30

New Orleans, La. March 2s.--Hog
prouuets' steady; pork, lSc; lard. re,
nned fierce, 51-4e; boxed meats, dry
SAT- shoulders, s1-lc; sides, 6 s-sc'
susar-Very quiet; open kettle.
enoice' : ll-l5c; strictly prime, 9g-lsG
9-se; prime, I-lGc: good fair to fully
IdlI' 5-Sq2 1-l6c; fair. 25-lGT2 3-sc;
common TO good common, ea2i-ic; In.
;etior 5-ial l5-l6c; centrifugal plan
graduated. 5-Sc; choice white s7-1s@
g-l6c' on white, 3l-sas Lac; gray
white. > l-l6c: choice yellow ciarifed.
J l-sc; prime, l-l6c; of yellow CHARMED
S-SW2 l5-l6c; seconds, 1901 3-4c.
Molasses-Steady; centrifugal good
prime, lie; good fair to prime, sdsc;
good common to fair, SAFE common, Sc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-30

The Movement for the Week and for
the Season.


New Orleans, March 29.-secretary
hester's weekly New Orleans Cotton
exchange statement, issued today,
SHOWS that the 100000 mark has been
passed In marketing this crop. the
amount In sight now being within 1900
pales or the total Of the largest coop
ever grown. In isg2. the year Of the
sO@5.OOO crop. the 9,OOO,0 900 mark was
not reached until August, more than
-FOUR months later than la this season
me movement for the week Just closed
mas been heavy compared with the
seven days ending March 90 last year,
when the weeks movement beng 5000
IN excess with the same year before
last 1900 In excess and with the sama
seven days In 1892 II Is $1,000 ahead,
For the twenty-nlne days OF March
that have elapsed an excess Is shown
OF 2IsOOO over last year. 100000 over
year before last and $500 over 1882
This makes the total excess for the 30
days from September / to March 20.
Inclusive, 2,i2960s bales more than for
the corresponding 80 days last year;
2,gs3,lS9 more than year before last, and
669.065 more than in 1892
The amount brought into sight dur
Ing the past week has been 1913, 500.
against bS,lsl for the seven days ending
THIS date last year. 56,JSS year before
last, and 6Oi6l for the same time IN
ls92, and for the first twenty-nlne days
81 March It has been 554,1Os this yeur.
against 2ij,5i1 last year 2Gi23l the
year before last, and 1914 IN 1892
p These make the total movement FOR
the 2i0 days from September l to date
9,02l166 against 6S92, 1856 last year
6.OSs.5I0 the year before last, and s $751;
COS IN 1892.
The movement since September l
shows receipts at all United States
ports Of 7329,333. against 5.iiO,464 last
year. 4,5l2,0i3 for the year before last,
and 64i6,ss3 In 1892, Overland across
the Mississippi. Ohio and Potomac riy-
ers to Northern mills and Canada. g02. q
500. against 73i Gg6 last year, $50, i66 year
before last, and l,lO7,GOg sume time in
1892. Interior stocks In excess Of those
held at the close Of the commercial
year 25S,Ol2, against iS4,2lg last year,
2aSl0i year before last, and 332 $40 same
time In 1892, Southern min takinEs
b32079, against 532. 776 last year. 5l3,2Gi
year before last and 465,6i7 same time
In 1892
Foreign exports for the week have
been 12G5lS, against 734S9 last year.
making the total thus far for the seq
son 5,6l3,O26. against 43Sg,413 last year.
or an increase Of l,223.Gl3
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-30

Liverpool. March 20 Cotton-Spot,
fair demand: American, l5-l6d. The
sales of the day We're 5000 bales, of
which 500 were FOR speculation and eN-
port. and included 7400 Americana; re-
celpts. 1000 bales, no American. Flu
lures opened quiet and closed quiet but
Mt the advance. American middling
l.. NJ. c, March, 3 14-6ia3 l5-6id; March
and April. 314-6id; April and May,
2 I4-GidS l5-6id; May and June, 3 l5-6ia
. l6-6id; June and July, 317-6id. July
and August, 31S-64n3 l0-Gid. August
ana September, 19-Gia3 20-6id; Sep
TENDER and October, 32l-Gid: October
and November, 3 22-6id: November and
December, 23-6iG3 24-6id. The ten
ders OF today's deliveries were 900 bales
new dockets,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-30

The Quarantine Raised by Georgetown.
Election of Fire Officers.

Taylor Tex. March 99.-The people
are rejoicing over the suppression OF
smallpox In our city. Health officer
c. T. Cooper has been very faithful
IN suppressing the disease. and de-
serves the thanks OF the community.
Georgetown, after keeping up the
quarantine against Taylor for some time
raised II yesterday.
The Taylor fire department met last
night and elected the following officers
W. II. Brown. chief; n. b. Little. as
sistont chief; l., c. Alexander, presi-
dent; Tom Jones. recording secretary,
and Carl Gruu. treasurer.
The Methodists are preparing 90 build
tabernacle on the public square at
which place they will begin protraoted
meeting about April a.
Rain IS badly needed in this section.
and the farmers say that corn Is not
coming up on account OF dry weather
The election OF city officers will be
held next Tuesday, April ..
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-30

= LOuiA. March Electromagnetic
Z steady unchanged.
Rheal-iltrong, with an advance OF
X On general demand. dry weather
Z reports of crop damage, but top
"a werG not maintained, although
I tose was firm b-S@3-4c above yes
|aiy Nc 2 red cash "a 3-ic bid; May
" l.sc; July 90 l-Sc asked.
|t'ia was stimulated by the advance
Wheat but when sellers showed
IN Strength and the price advanced
Hlng was dull. May closed with Lao
adyanee over yesterday. while July
h Ssc higher. No. 2 mixed cash
t.s; May 42 7-sQ43c asked: July
Ne bid.
on Advance IN Chicago.
|lsg at TOP. 3-S@l-2c abave yester
Ky no, 2 cash 30 l-Sc; May and
W. lac bid.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-30

su York. March 2a.-Conee-Op-
sns opened dun at 10 10 points de-
IN AMI We're absolutely featureless
IN! the late afternoon, when weak
W. set in and Il little more activity
I'd deyaloped closed steady at 10 to
b plnts net decline. Sales. 5000 bags.
,iiing: April, liS5; May, 1i.T5d
BE- June, l4.7O: July, 1i.SO: Septcm-
MAJ, October. IL 6Oq14. 70; Decem-
|kg.icdl4. 80.
Il eoffee-Rio. quiet ana steady.
IN &c J-Sc; mild. quiet; Cordova,
Ai1l9c; sales, 1000 Rio No. G. II lie.
|hags Santos No. to basis, l6 use
|tSe. Z; 500 bags Buacramanga PIT;
fNgs Maracuibo PIT; Santos firm;
|pl aye-age Santos, 5000; receipts,
~ bags; stock, $4,000 bags; Ham
w dull, unchanged to Ia pfg. de-
fss sales, 1000 bags. Rio. firm; No.
! Rb is.i01. Exchange, . 3-4d. Re
|tplS 700 bags. Cleared for the Uni
y States, none; cleared for Europe,
11e; stosk, II 500 bags; warehouse de-
'Tties from New York yesterday,
u bags; New York stock today, liG,-
4 bags; United States stock. 1889;
'tolt foi the United States, $4,000
iss; total visible for the United
'its, 40 S37 against i6G,9S6 bags last
Iar.
Srar-Raw. firm. Sales, 2O2O bags
liriiuga) 96-test. 2 l-ic; In bond TO
Inida, 5l3S bags centrifugal 96-tesl,
Pc 9aI bags molasses sugar S9-lest'
|AlGc, c and f.. refined, quiet,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-30

,, New York, March 2s.-wbea,- n.
ceipts, 2GO bushelg; exportg AZ n sea
ELS; sales, $4,000 futures, ,s sV III uust-
opot, hrmer. No. 2 red siore 80 sp ~
cNator, 9 Sic; afloat, g 1-lc. S"u eie-
" &c ahoat; No. hard, lie dei,vers a..
40. Northern, 60 3-Ic deliverea ~
lions We're governed TODAY entiraiv up b-
me weather news. Traders war ~,
snort, expecting rain, but il failed -
nhleriailze and the resultant GOVERNS
caused sharp advance, the msrSsi
hoiaihs strong all day and closinr
l-zgosSc higher. Firm Liverpool cables
am lears OF possible political dim
culty between England ana France
also helped the market Close. No >
RED March, 60 $50; May, sic; June,
81 l-sci July. 81 lie: August, 81 al
september, C2 Use: December. q b-se
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-30
MAY OPTIONS OF MOST INTEREST
THERE WAS A DEMAND TO COVER
SHORTS.
THE LOSS ON THE DAY WAS FROM
ONE TO TWO PoINTs-coNrfN-
JED HEAVY MOVEMENT EN-
couRAoEs THE BEARs-THE
MOVEMENT TO THE PORTS.


- fNANNf 'hHAsH -
interest In the cotton market CEN
,efea In May options. there being de-
hiand to cover. The heavy receipts
nad bearish effect on other months,
me market closed steady. but from
10 points lower for the day. the later
months losing most. The continued
heayy movement Is cheering TO the
GEARS. but at the same time they are
NOT going heavily short OF the mar
ket- The interior receipts for the week
hre practically evn with those OF last
week, but about double what they
wer last year.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-30

NafllRaNRNff -fA%AN 81 So
..cblnatlon of foreign and domes-
,,outh scares set the shorts on
n covering today and after
n. sayance May closed 3-4c higher.
S,a,pd dry weather reports caused
.',vous feeling among shorts and
feasibility of trouble between
II britain and France aided in the
800 There were rumors OF fur
rurchases of cash wheat here and
!, Louis, which helped the buyers
Il ,ocreased the scare of the pre-
\. sellers. Export clearances We're
\, uhcral. amounting in wheat and
10 100000 bushels. Foreign mar
onened without noteworthy
,.ss but Paris closed weak at
~ N from 20 confines to 10 CEN
/ for wheat and that caused re-
n. here The market was active
n nsryous. with plenty Of sales on
N hulges and hosts Of buyers on
.ys,e breaks. The corn market
Almost completely neglected. al
..h Il had a range of 1-2c per bush
| essween the extremes of Its price
M day. The transactions We're
'melv small. Receipts, 1852 cars,
+. yrht less than estimated yesterday,
|, for tomorrow 100 cars are eN-
c,,s we're active and stronger. with
| .e.d business transacted. The de-
~ was urgent and sales made
M The close was at 1-ic decline.
| 4, ranged from csc up TO rs Lie,
In Al the high price. During the
z two DAYS there has been a heavy
~ress done for Eastern shipment In
4 oats and something close to the
I, mice has been paid for anywhere
II 10000 to 100000 bushels. The
| .s,standing is that the induccment
4 heavy cut in rail rates to the
s,yslons show n slight improve
"A on fair business. Shorts covered
I'm on the declines, but offerings
q At no time OF the day heavily
,ssei.
closed 2 Ice higher, lard . lie
loger. ane Tbs without change,
readiness coming from light re-
Isge VI hogs.
gtlnaied receipts for Saturday;
|rs,t % cars: corn, 40 cars: oats. 100
nj hogs, 1900 head.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-30

Account meeting OF the Uniform
pant, Knights OF PythIas, Grand Lodge
Rniphts OF Pythlas and the state meet
- Of the Epworth League, all OF
n'Sich are 10 be held In Houston. rex;
April nth TO 18th. we WIN sen tount
,rip tickets to Houston ana return ~ -,
rate OF one fare. Date OF sale ~ ~
IoW.,,t, Of Pvthias 9th and 10th. Ac-
hnis s, Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias
eosh' Enworth League nth and 18th,
a aInl XII tickets sold on the above
49, cs md ON the above accounts VIII be
n ;,l,,i,eS a' FOR return to April q, 1895;
limited io' 5. q. WARNER,
General Passenger Agent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-30
LIVE STOCK.


Chicago, March 29-Thc demand for
cattle was greater than the supply. but
buyers would not pay any advance on
yesterdays prices which ran from
Sl.75 TO 5000 for common to fancy
steers and from SIS 10 $500 for
choice 10 extra cows and heifers and
bulls. Sales OF steers at over 81. 90
We're few and the bulk OF the butchers
stun sold at s3.5Oa3.75. stockers and
feeders were held at 81. T5a3.75 for light
thin stuff to fair flesh medium
weights The calf market was firmer
than early In the week receipts having
been light since Tuesday. Advanced
prices were paid for medium and mixed
hogs this morning, but the market
was duh later and the opening advance
was lost. Sales of $50 to 300 pound hogs
generally made at 81, 90G5.15. Medium
weights largely at A75d4.o0, and
lights, principally at A.70a4.SO. At
the close the best heavy were quoted
at S5.25 and the best light sorts at S4.S5
$3.50, and sheep and lambs were
steady and about unchanged. Sales
making OF a basis Of SO. OOd5. 0O for
common 10 extra sheep and 50, 5OQ6 90
for lambs.
Reoeipts-Cattle, 1000; calves, 200;
hogs. 1900; sheep, 600.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-30
NEW ORLEANS coTToN.

New orleans. March 2s.-cotton-
tsosv. mlddling. s-ic; low middling'
I s-sc; good ordinary. n-lsc. he
ceipts, net 646i; gross Clos; exports 70
Great Britain, 1865; TO France. ~
continent, 1854; coastwlse' siie, . sue
"a "a. gross. 1896; exports to Great
ATTAIN n SOS. 10 France, 6boz. to con-
tinent 1885,. eoastwlse, l5,s--i sales,
IA55D.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-30

New York. March 29'-The following
1t. ~ since September l. 1884, Galves-N
,on Sc. sig; New Orleans, 2,3Ji.O36;
Wnb1s 2gS.Oti; Savannah, $500;
SHarisston. an, 9is; Wilmington 229,925;
S,orsaik 4ga.6is; Baltimore, 1889; New
w les aa7. Boston. 25s235; Newport
se,Ts n. 7ss; Philadelphia. 7s,491: West
point va. PCS, 1870; Brunswick 1895;
vsiasco. ba2; Pensacola, lS,Os5. Total.
p 700 lel
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-30

t'dpool, March .-Bacon-Flrm;
Haad moderate; Cumberland cut, IS
4, pounds, 3is: short ribs, 2S pounds,
nng clear, light, IS to IS pounds.
In, long clear, heavy, 81 pounds,
mort eleer backs, light, IS pounds,
mort Gear middles, heavy, 80
e1'.s US "a: clear bellies. Il to 10
~ W., US Ga; shoulders, square, IL to
IA to 10 hounds, 32s Cd.
In Primo mess, fine Western,
medium Western, SOS Cd.
~ 7,flrm, prime Western, 35s Cd;
~ IN pals, 3Gs Cd.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-30
CHARGED WITH INCEST.
II. Hulsey Arrested and jailed at
Greenvllle.

c,ooryille. Tex. March 29.-J- H.
uu,sey, farmer who lives two miles
s aulssy wolfe city, was brought to town
,n1av nv Deputy Tanner and lodged
~ ia,, on the charge of Incest with his
~. ,rrn,shed BY his wife and dansh,
W., wa Hulsey says It all grew out o.
s ssr,iiy tro1bies: that his wife ln,nh ~
ne is crazy and wants 20 ~ ~ M nres.
him He has been married 70 W. ,bev
emf wife twenty-seven EeatS All Ha has
have had sixteen &C., Immunity rauit
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-30

|1sspaol. March 2o.-wheat-spot,
~ demand moderate; No. 2 red,
h " y sd; No. spring, 5s I'D,
Elt nard Manitoba, IS 12d; No. l
,iI,nla, Is I'D. Futures opened
EN- and unchanged; closed steady
IA, June lid higher and other
& unchanged from yesterdays
lHs pficesi business about equally
'sI'su March, As %; April,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-30
, NOTED PHYSICIAN pEAp'

San Antonio. Tex Na are most ss Sa.
lanes me Kennedy. one o. d,s snd to in the
y vance, scientists and .. cns ~ pharmacy
south. formerly ,PIS roislrts0' at Galveston.
in the state rn iS,,et mis- morning Of
died here at . oei00A
i,,.t,,btis disease.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-30

Julv 81 MAY, - . La; June 4ss,,,
u ~, IS sd; August, IL icd s' . ga; !
IA 9s-ad. ~ quiet; American m,x.a
IT. ~ so; futures opened steadv mixed
Anil Vu; Closed qulet with Marrh a u,,,
n npru Id lower and Other ,u and
fi rIros from yesterdays cposi,as
sltions BUSINESS heaviest on eari WE nns
is s,J,isi March, 4s 2i-2d, r 70
Jujy a. AZ siay' Is sid. June, Is IA.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-30

NJ ~, March - Major y.
H. Cole. evanss sas ,he auspices Of the
revival here uns e,,,h nv a large crowd
comes TO the aitar'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-30

nominal: April. e.si: May. ga: June,
9.2l; July, 6.2i: August, go; Septem-
Der. 9 Ia; October 6 "a; November, 6,gs;
December 6.33.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-30

New York. March %. -cotton---Spot
closed quiet and unchanged. Sales.
400 bales.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-30
ST. noIrIs rorurnN

St Louis, Mo-. March 2s.-Cotton-
Steady: middiing. 5iS-16c: sales, 5000
bales; receipts, 9b73; shipments. SSH;
stock, 81. 665,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-30
GALVESTON COTTON

Galveston Tex, March 29.--Cotton--
Easy. Middling, is-l6c; sales. s52l;
receipts, 1874; exports. 2Sa6. stock. o9.-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-30

New York, March zy.--cottoh--f,u "
lures started quiet and steaayi sa,ss
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-30
Nm AND PROVISION MARKETS
,r AND OATS A FRACTION
HIGHER.

q lost A SMALL FRACTION
IA THE DAY-PRovIsIoNs IR-
r,,rAR THE LIVE STOCK
r' 81 rTs-TExAs cATTLE-THE
h !. vcE OF PRICES.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-30

0NNIITVN IEVOKD.
WORKMAN. Tex, March 29.-Ali the
smallpox patients are better Four
new cases in Navarro county, three In
Limestone and ono in Freestone
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-10
THE FOuR0IREAN-PRICE co.


The. large dry-lo.is house, the Four
qureau-rrice Company, inaUsurated their
sale of fall stock yesterday. y ember
of the firm said TO a Dispatch man that
the company had never had a larger on
more varied assortment of high-class and
artistic goods on hand at one time than
al present The statement was fully
borne out by the appearance OF the mag
uifc,nt new sore, every available space
being occupi Il.
The effect of the interior is most pleas
ing to the eye. for The ART of the
dresser" has been taxed To IT'S utmost
limit in creating general and particular
Cfccts Of surprising beauty, all IN admi-
rabl. taste. The store is 4 blaze OF color,
vet il is so well conlrasted, and 80 much
care has been exercised, even in the mi
uutcst details Of the colossal design,
that nothing seems out Of place OF in
The least degree startling.
The three great shCw-windows IN the
front of the store are occupied by taste
ful disulaXs OF linens. clOaks, and wraps,
and dainty confoctlons OF evening silks
and IdC-s.
Tho eastern aisle Of the main floor is
devoted To- profuse display or linens
gaunels. blankets. hosiery, and under
wear The aisle is spanned with circular
arches. which are drapcd with va
rietv Of linens and decorated with
goldcn-rod while numoer oi hand-
some palms are so disposed a. TO lend
GRACE ,l-eance. and beauty TO the scene
quite a feature of the Iinen counter IS
IN. latest fad in "lUnch SETS" while
al IN. end Of the aisle is complete
line of ,-entlcmen's tailoring goods.
Tho centre aisle has been given up 10
f,nc, Goods of every conceivable kind.
mo ,iceroue called the attention Of the
pisuatch man 10 the wealth OF jet goods
which are displayed This style will be-
inch in yo.ue this season. and the house
a. ,,,it, ready 10 meet the demand. Rib
hons lace goods dress trimmings fea-
ther laus. and myriad of dainty
articles that catch the eye are mere dis
played.
The perfumery department Is also an
attractive feature OF ms aisle. Ihe
arches are trimmed with lace and
Rio of ribbons OF all colors hangs from
The ceiling. suspended on a hoop. while
Inc lower ends are causht up al various
noints around the aisle. creating a curious
but delightful Iay-pole effect.
The western aisle is taken up with
dress Goods OF every grade and shade.
In the silk department attention VAS
called 10 the Louis Nil. evening silks
crcam ground. with bars and sprays,
rbgmaleon, silks In exquisite shadings.
both plain and fancy weaves. Two and
,hrs.Itone Paris novelties in the new
shades-yolIow. green. and corn. Damasse
evening silks in the latest French colors
OF Nile, corn, blue. etc
The glove department is at the rear
Of the aisle. and across the top runs the
sertlemen's furnishing department.
All the imported novelties In cloaks
and wraps are kept on the second floor
where may also be found carpets. rugs
and draperies.
The top floor OF the building has not yet
boen decorated, but will be open to-day
1, Is said that the crowd that visited
the store yesterday was larger than
has been seen at any former opening.