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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-04
DRUGGIST SUNDRIES.


1oc. package of Best Prepared Borax.
I5c. Tooth-Brushes for &c.
LADY Jeannettes Psrfumed Talcum-
Powder. 25c. value, for l0c.
25c. Pound Can OF Vaseline, lac;
Lotion. for tan, sun-burn, softening.
and whitening the skin, soc. value, &c.
Crown Perfume Company's Mitcham's
Lavender Bouquet, 81 value per bottle
Camelia Bouquet Soap, value lie. cake,
for l0c. a cake.
I.arge-slze 10c. Bottle Machine-oil. 4c.
DIR. Parker Peay's "Pitasis,' a positive
cure for dandrun. sec. value. for &c.
FROM 1870 TO 1890
10 pound Genuine CASTLE Soap and
Turkish Wash-Rag for &C., real value
Ayers White Rose Glycerine Soap. Csc.
Electric Cement. mends everything. l5c.
value, Sc. bottle.
olive-Back Brlstle Hair-Brushes, Csc.
,oc GOODYEAR Rubber Dressing COMBS.
inches long. &c. each
Real SwansdoWn Powder-Puffs. 1oc.
each.
81 Rabblt's-Foot Powder-Putrs. to-day,
"a rows Good Pins for &c.
Wire Skirt Extenders, lc. a yard, &c
yard value.
5cS-yard Spool Basting- 1c.
FROM Q TO 10 O'CLOCK
Colored Beading. 6 yards TO the piece.
and Zoe value. for &c. piece.
Combination Hair-Pin Cabinets. &c. each.
Combination Ladies' Bicycle or outing
Belts and Neck-T1es 10 match. &c.
value, for &c.
FROM IL TO 1890
i5c. Stockinet Dress Shields, 7c. a pair.
1Oc Whalebones, &c. dozen.
English Cotton and Linen Tape, lie.
Royal Nickel safety-Pins, &c. a dozen.
Mourning-Pins. best quality. &c. box.
SPECIAL
We will sell at our popular Toilet
Department. from 9 to 10 o'clock,
Real French Perfume AtomizerS for
Ioc.; 2ec. value.
100 boxes Cream-Laid Writing Paper
and Envelopes. l5c. value. for loo.
box.
600 boxes Good Writing Paper. Q boxes
2ss pounds OF waverly Note Writing
Paper, l5c: value, for &C. pound
8 dozen Irish Linen Pads. ruled and
plain, 15c value. &C. each.
zoo boxes OF Writing-Paper, kid finish,
linen, two tints 10 box, stamped mi
tials. soc. value, for 39c.
2l9 Society Note Paper, &c. value, for
1000 Pencil-Pads, 700 sheets, 1Oc. value,
BOOKS.
1000 Books OF the popular new Elite Sc
ries, by Dumas, Reade, Besant, Had
Game. Conan Doyle, Carey. and others
equally as popular, 25c. value, for loc.
$50 odd Books, were 80. So g, u, l0c. for
&c.
ART GOODS.
Stamped and F'ringed Linen Doilies. &c.
each value. for lc. each.
Stamped Linen centre-Pieces. l5c value.
Round Pieces, linen duck, FOR l9c,
25c., and 3Sc. values, were 20 and 39c.
stamped Linen splashers, extra size.
i2 1-2c. value, for &c. each.
figures, CSC. valus, for 20c.
Linen Fringe, all colors. lOc. value, &c.
a yard.
FANS.
80 Real japanese Parchment Fans, loc.
value. for sc.
25c. Parchment Fans for &c.
Ladies' Chsmisettes, in Light
Blue and Pink, cuffs to match, csc,
value for &c.
FROM g TON O'CLOCK: 100
pounds Best Mixed Candies, CSC.
value for &c. pound.
CORSETS.
Prima Donna Corset, imported for the
Cohen Company, French coutille, satin
stuffed. $3.50 value for $l.25.
II II Corsets value Sac
SPECIAL
FROM 10 TO u O'CLOCK
Toe. Summer Corset. double split for &c.
81 Corset, In White and Drab, extra
long waist, side bones, Venus back,
for soc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-04
WHITE FLANNELS.

White Wool Flannel, q inches wide
II lie.
39c. White F'lannels are Doc. now.
5Oc. quality Ballard Vale Flannels, &c
now
FROM 10 TO II O'CLOCK
Homemade White Shaker Flannel
3-4c a yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-04
Clearing
Out
Sale.

Now is the time to buy
your SUMMER FOOT
WEAR. Cost is clean out
of the question.
One lot LADIES OK
FORD TIES in Black and
Tan, 79c. is the price, worth
from $3.50 to 50, mostly small
sizes.
One lot CHILDREN'S OK
FORD TIES and STRAP
SANDALS at Soc, regular
price Sl.25, size 9 to III.
200 pairs MEMS TAN
SHOES, in broad and narrow
toes, worth from $3.50 to
$3.50, clearing-out price, -.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-04

Moquette Carpets for oc.
Velvet Carpets for G7 1-2c.
Ingram Carpets. soc. kind. for sc.
Csc. Ingram Carpets for &c. o.,
Last Seasons Ingram Druggets. 2x3'
Tor g: 2xS. for $3.50: 3xi, for A75.
Last Seasons Velvet Door Rugs. Soc'
Iarge-Size Hearth Rugs. 81 kind. for ".
BARGAINS IN OIL-CLOTHS-
lie. starts the price. Bring your mea-
1 lot of window-Shades. spring rollers
M AT ySs MUST BE SOLD AT ANY
ss Heavy China Mating for S roll
of 20 yards. ~
so Heavy China Mating for $3.50 a
roll. a.
30 pieces OF Fancy Mating to close, &c.
ward
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-04
The Cohen Colnpany's,

No matter how cheap you've been buying OF u.s. Ills
MIGHTY SALE eclipses all former efforts and paves the
way for greater bargain getting than ever .
Irresistible price temptations are the basis upon which
calculate doing the amount OF selling EVERYONE IN one
week in the HISTORY OF THE PEOPLES STORE
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-01-16
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-01-16
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bentsno nnbetanrtten Wuritbldtthens
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gr erbielt bie Stellung!
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-01-16

R iiraefsr 4usneg. ,gC6er.
nrein 2ieber, tparunr bnit Ou benn BET.
biefenl 6unheipstter feinen l1ebsrsisber
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Hs6nsn fiir Gortl6ritte gsIsa6t 6ait!.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-01-16
Gtn Sdttrersn5tber.

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ben. Mbsr ib bate bic Hehnung obne
ben Wirth iema9t. Gtsnen sic iia
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-01-16
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-08

Produce and fruit--Applcs. fancy
Northern. per barrel. s2.5043.50; Mexi-
can oranges, ss,75; choice lemons. 3Gos.
81 0Ozpi. 30. grapes, Malaga. kegs. $3.50
al 90; onions. &c per ID; new Irish pota-
toes. Northern. 50pG0c.
F'lour--Jobbers' prices. Fancy pa
tent. 81 30: half patent. $3.50; family.
81 60; foreign mills. high patent M-sS;
fancy patent, 81 SO; straights, N.75.
Grain bags-iiale lots: New s-bu..
s-oz., s-lc; new 1-2-bu,, s-oz,. corn.
&c, centrals, bale lots. &c; la Platas. &c;
secnnd-hand cat sacks. &c.
Wheht--No. ., 50ri No. ). SIC.
Corn-Shellcd, mixed bulk. job lots.
soc: ear corn from wagons. 2oU25c:
sacked corn. car lois. I. O. b., country
points. 20 i-sci ear, 2pc.
Oats-Texas rust proof In bulk from
wagon, 1g9ifc, car lots. aacked. I, @. b..
country points, u l-2gfls l-2c.
Hay-,Iob lots, s97 5OVs.oo. according
to quality.
o. b.
Meal. 20 pounds. .s0ci car lots, 400;
chicken feed wheat. Job lots, 5sc bush-
ell; feed meal. SIC, CARROTS, SOC cwt.
Sweet potatoes per bushel, 400 zoe.
Turnipa, per bnshel. bo1U5c.
pacaris, per n, SQSc-
Pop corn. In ear, per bushel. &c,
P,sultry-Fat spring ch~xens, E-W
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-08
WAS A POOR WEEK.
Shipments Are Too Heavy for coed
Prices--rnclser. Are Again READY
buyers of Hogs.

Chicago Dec. 7.--This has been an
extremely bad week for cattle and n
good many lots weighing 1900 to 1000
pounds have been disposed OF at 50. as
gas. Country shippers have suffer-
ca DIE losses and fat. well matured
oeeVes have been sold at the lower
prices than they first cost, three
months ago. and the worst part OF It
an is that the prophecies of the near
future appear unfavorabie and unless
country shippers curtal their ship
nlehts still lower prices may be looked
Tor The weeks run Is one OF the
largest of the year. and the receipts
nave run about 1920 head over the
corresponding week last year, the Of
leilms5 embracing liberal number of
meuiufn grades, short fed beeves.
Packers were good buyers OF hogs
az $780, common to choice droves sell
ing al S3,5Og8.55. with few choice
ones at $500. The current receipts
are OF almost uniformly good quality
ana the range of prices Ia remark
ably narrow. The provision trade is
dun most OF the time, and some pro-
duets are selling at the lowest prices
ever known. Liberal hog receipts are
expected for the remainder OF the
month, and the prospects for better
prices seem rather poor. Prices to-
day were 5Ql0 cents lower than week
ago.
Native sheep were saleabie at $1,000
800 for inferior to prime lots. and
lambs at sa.0014.o0. Heavy ewes sell
badly, very few being wanted by ex-
porters, and several fochs OF good 10
prime ewes and wethers mixed have
been sold this week at SS.004S rs. Good
handy so 10 100 pound sheep are In de-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-08

The Railroads Continuc to Catch 1t
From the Injured.

Yesterday W. f. Harsey brought
suit against the Houston and Texas
Central for 10000 DAMAGES. The plain
tif states he lives In Ellis county, that
he was section foreman for the de-
PENDANT; that on january ~, 1895. he
was thrown from hand-ear that lew
tho track and had his head. left ear.
eve and spine permanently injured.
lie says his Injury was due TO the care
iessness OF the defendant In not having
better car and in allowing a brick
bat to he on the track.
Mira. w. II Watts has brought suit
against the Texas and Pacific for Sl0,-
0G5 damages. She Etntcs in her neti-
tion that on July II. 1895. she bought a
ticket from Fort Worth to Arlington;
that on arriving at her Destination the
trainmcn failed to announce the sta
ton until the depot was reached, and
the train started just MS she was nllght-
ing with u baby In her arms. that she
foil to the ground and was badly tn
jured internally and externally, for
which she prays damages.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-08

Chicago. NJ, Dec. 7.--wheat opened
at about i-2c decline under yesterdays
closing, and for about twenty-five min
utes gave slight sisns of regeneration.
AT the end OF that time, however.
symptoms of recovery became appar-
ent. The opening weakness had two or
three reasons TO justify IT, The Liver
pool market only responded by IL per
cent. advance to the Chlcago jump OF
! cent per bushel A private cablegram
from reliable Liverpool Source said;
Argentine crop prospects were fair.
and perhaps Influenced the early sell
ing here as much rs anything else.
The rise which succeeded the opening
decline had also several good reasons
to support 1t.
Corn was quiet and nearly feature
less. The strength in wheat was about
the only influence.
Oats were slow and somewhat in
sympathy with wheat and corn, but
got easter after the latter markets
ensed of
Hog products were quiet. trade feat
ureless and prices steady and without
material change.
Estimates for Monday: Wheat, 200
cars; corn, 400 cars; oats, $50 cars;
hogs. $4,000 head.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-08

sew York, Dec. 7.--The stock mar.
ss opened weak. a sensation being
6,suseu BY the fact that The Tobacco
|. s,r,ss.ors, while declaring the regular
e,.'uenu on preferred. had passed the
oral,noh shares. a number of selling
VS We're cent in and the closing
/ sbn,at the lowest OF the day. and
sss,,wed decline OF II rs. The trans
kessons Ia the stock footed up one
~ OF the entire dealings Of the day.
nv preferred is down 3 rs per cent,
er..,, reading industrials displayed
s,nnsluerable weakness, while conces-
i~sns N the railway list were slight.
"a H,t ar preferred ana Sugar sustain
sosAes of ] "a per cent each. and
paoun,so Gas and Manhattan per cent.
I,ne ing lost nearly point. Specula-
rr ra was dun through the week. Az
sssate sales, 10000. The industrialr
MN also the feature Of the weeks
kns,ut,ulauon. The railway shares ex-
rraas.'ed a declining tendency. Aggre-
'In.p sales for tho week were t.400.500,
a,lShos were dun ana lower today
frass sissooc st. Louis and san
tf,aatheisqo consols, fs, declined L.;
IN s'ouri, kanSas and Eastern lrat. Z
H. cent. The dealings IN bonds dur
~, VIC week were moderate IN VOL
,snS The market having sngginE
a5enry. with some irregularity o.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-08
LOCAL MARKETS.

Groceries md Provisions.
Hams Medium, plain and canvassed
10c
Breakfast bacon--Plain and canvass
ed, 0 3-ic.
Bacon. bellies, smoked. lee.
Dry salt sides. &c.
Short clear bacon s1-2c.
Dry salt bellics. Q s-4c.
Leaf lard. tleroes, 0 lee.
Compound lard, tierces. LEO.
Lard In cans, advance over tieroo
prices.
50-pound cans. l-4c; 10-pound cans,
3-4c; 5-pould cans, 7-sci 2-pound cans,
1c per pound.
sugar-St Standard fine graduated. in
bags OF 100 pounds each or IN barrels.
5 i-sc: cut loaf or powdered. s-sc;
choice yellow clarified, s-Sc; prime yell
low clarified, lao.
Coffee--Roasted, 1-pound package,
Mokaska, q lie; Arbucltle. u lie;
Lion, 81 i-2c; XxXX. 81 l-2c: Cordova
20 i-2c; Early Breakfast. 2sc.
Fancy Rio. 20 l-2c.
Choice Rio. 81 i-2c.
Coffee--Crecn. fancy Java. ESQ.
Fancy peaberry. 20 i-2c,
yrime Rio, zoe.
Fair Rio. i9r.
Common Rio, 1Sc.
Beans-Lady Washington. 2 s-to-
Lime. DC.
Pink. SIC.
Bayous, 2 s-Ic
Blaclt-eye peas. 3 1-2c.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-08

New York. Dec. THE general dry
Foods market showed no marked I'M
provement during the week IN season.
able cotton dress fabrics, or In sheet
ings. The latter were In bnyers' favor.
Today while the majority or safes
omen cuts In prices, there were only
a few who are holding out at top prices.
AS a matter or fact n break OF l-sa In
lending line OF cottons. the lack OF sup
port from the cotton market and the
conservative buyers have dieqrictins
affect on the trade. There were no de-
velopments In the woollen division q
enods which have been opened. still
snow Irregular price conditions,
The market for imported dry goods
was dull for scasonable lines ami prices
ruled irregular. Holiday speeialties
were IN good demand
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-08
MARKET WAS FIRM.
,rrLr TRADING IN COTTON ON
NEW YORK MARKET.


View York. Dec. THE cotton market
..,ned Irregular and lower by couple
\ uoInts but Immediately turned flrmer
Al local Governing. Throughout the
session, however trading was slack
and Indicated hesitation. cable reports
h,,ng conflicting regarding the Liver
oo,l situation. The market worked
within n range OF 51s points all morn
ND and closed steady with the list
moving from unchanged to s points
fdvance. Spot is almost entirely neg
lsrted
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-08

London. Dec. There was a firm
Good mcrlnos We're in active request at
extreme prices, while lower grades rul-
ed irregulT . The number of bales of
fered were $4,000 of which 1900 were
withdrawn. The sales win close We'd
neRday next Sales in detail:
New South Wales. 1869 bales, scour-
ed, eddpls sd; Rreasy. 4Dgd; Queens
land. 1893 bales, secured, 3-4ddots
31-2d: greasy, G a-iIiid; Victoria, 2a5i
bales. secured. loddp1s 1-2d: greasy,
lizard; South Australia. 22i9 bales,
secured, 10d11s t1-2d; greasy. 4i-2D
sd; swan River. 1908 bales. secured,
6f-2dm1s ID: greasy, 4apS SID; New
Zealand. 3i90 bales. secured. 7d61s I'd /.
greasy, 1909 i-2d: Cape OF Good
Homo and Natal. loaS bales. secured,
idols Cd; greasy, 4 a-46p7d,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-08
"Te.a. nay. at Atlanta Exposition.

On account OF the above. tho Cot
ton Belt Route viii sell tickets 20 At
lnnta. Ga, and return at the lowest
exposition rate. Tickets on sale De-
cember 9 and 10, giving ample time to
get TO Atlanta on Texas day. which 10
December II. For quickest time, best
connections and best through service.
take the Cotton Belt Route.
For further information, cell on any
agent OF the company. or address
A. A. Gibson, n. p. A.,
Fort Worth. Tex.
d. NJ. MORGAN, G. p. & \. A..
No. 4Oi Main Street, Fort Worth. Tex,
$. q. WARMER,
G. p. A.. Tyler Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-08

Kansas CITY, Dec. 7-Wheat antIve,
unchanged; No. 2 hard. IS l-2Mb9; No.
red nominaly, GSM10; No. spring.
IS; No. 3 sprIng. 55@56; rejected nomi-
nally. 47a50.
Corn steady, unchsnged No 2 mixed.
&c s-46lss. No. white, 90 S-fdi2a.
Oats slow, unchanged; No. mixed.
10 t-2Ti7. No. white, Is l-2I1e.
RYE lower. No, 2, ss 1-2,
Hay steady, tlmothyisl $40. 0O4l25O;
prairie, SO. 5047.50.
Butter firm; creamery. isd22e: dairy.
1iIl6c.
Eggs steady. 1sc.
Wheat, Gs,ooo; corn, s2.s5o;
onts, 1900.
Shipments-Nnne,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-08

st. Louis Dec 7.--Cattle receipts, 900;
shipments. 1907 market very quiet on
light supply trade being largely In re-
tail lots. shipping steers full range,
sS,0oIi75; dressed beef grades. 5000
400. bulk OF sales. s325@375: light
steers, s25OD325; stoclsers and feeders.
s2.0O13,l0; COWS and heifers, S1SoG325;
Texas steers, full range grassers and
fed S2.35dl3 as; COWS, sl.7bdl2.75.
f1ogs-Receipts. $500; shipments.
none. Market SC lower; heavy, $3.50
3.5O; mixed. s325Gs.9b; light, sa.soGS,4O.
s'heep--Recelpts. 500; shipments. none.
Market steady, native mutton. S2.I5lp
225. common sL5O920O lambs. sl.75Gp
400; southern sheep, s2.0O73.00.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-08

LIVERPOOL. Dec. 7.-Wheat--Spot firm'
demand moderate; No 2, red winter. %
sd; No. 2 red, sprinR, stocks exhaust-
al. No. / hard Manitoba, IS I'd: No.
California, 5s I'D.
Futures easy: December. 5s; Jann-
ary. IS I'D; Fshrusry, " lfdi
March, s. I'd. April. 5s : Led: May, es
8 cad. ..s
corn--spot steady; American mixed.
new. rs Al. Futures firm and unchang-
"a 10 i-4d higher. December, q $50.
January, February and March %
Flour steady; demand moderate. ST
Louis fancy winter. IS