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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-01-26

Are you disturbed at night and
broken of your rest by a sick chiln
suffering aud crying with pain "'
cutting teeth +? If ~ lend at once anc
get q b title of Mr.. Winsluws' SOotl,.
Ing syrup for children t--thing. It..
value IL incalculabIe. It will r4liev.
the p'"'r little sufferer Immediately
Depend upon it mothers, there j. q.
mistake about it 1t cures hysantar>
and diarrhaa, regulates the stomach
and bowels, reduces inflammation,
and gives tone and energy to tn.
whole sytpm. Mrs. Win.low-.
Soothing Syrup for children teeti..
Ing Is pleasant to the taste and Is tn
prescription Of one of the oldest fl.
male physicians in the United State.
and 10 for sale by all druggist,
throughout the world. Price Is cent.
per bottle e.1e-sw1y
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Personal.

Mr. H. Gilbert, the popular Treas
urer OF Madison county, came over
from Virginia yesterday, and is re-
newing his acquaintance with many
old residents of the Social City.
J. E. Dickey was up from Deer
Lodge yesterday, and his time was
pretty fully %occupiel 10 sh liking
hands with his host Of friends In this
city.
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ProduceMarker Report.

BUTTE. M. T., Jan G2. 1884
The following are the wholesale
prices paid by merchants and hotel
keepers for the commodities enumer-
ated, delivered from the wagons
Price list carefully corrected every
Saturday:
Flour Ruby Valley, xxx, $500
per cWt.
Mill Greek, xxx. $500
percwt.
Kansas xxx $3.50.
Bakers, So. 50.
Mill Greek, New Process, $500.
Gallatin, $40 per cwt.
Union Mills, New Process, Cream
of the Valley, $500
Kfiuhy VsM!1ie7y| 5, 4SxER rGeessl M;oo'
$3.50.
Utah Common, 1928
Utah Choice, $500.
Graham, $500.
Wheat per H.. 2 cts.1
Oats, $l.75@1.8O.
Butter, per h., 5000 cts
Eggs, per case, $l2.5O@I.W
Corn Meal, SC.
Beef, carcass, Sc
HAY per ton. $246$26
BalIed Hay, per ton, So. t@24.uU
Cheese, 2O@22 cts
Barley, s.. 35@2.5O per cwt.'
Dried beans, Montana, Z cts.
Mutton, 8 cts.
Pork, dressed. $s@10cts. per Id.
Veal, 124cts. e ID.
Sausage, Is cts. per III.
Venison carcass 8c@1Oc
Chickens, live, So at $40 per dozen.
Wood, So.
Potatoes, $3.50 pcwt.
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AMAL1AM.
As Found In Our Olean-Up Of the
Ter .Eortal EXCHANGES.

A0kx tOO4 u Co.,
The Contract f,r the brick " ,rk on
he new Deer L 'ixe school building
has b--n let to MI. Triggs. who did
the brick work on the resids nee OF
E. H. Irvine.
Benton Re ord: The papers in
the smelling COMPANY matter have
been si3n-d and Immediately upon
their arrival the men will be pail Ofl
in tnis city aud the smeIter started
up ut once.
Reports from the north are to the
effect that there will be \ wonderful
mining bonn up there In the spring.
Fort Benton people have more oon-
.fidence in these reports than any of
those from the Coz II. d'Alene or
other temporary bovnis.
Los of people are leaving Missouls
daily for the new mine-, and looking
the situation squat-ly in the face. It
is not very mucn of 4 trip now; u man
6 u leave MissOuia in the afternoon,
and be in E .gIe City about forty
hours later, while the return trip can
be made about As quick.
We are happy to be a.le to state
that this Dreaded and dreadful dis
ease seems to be under control in the
c sses of those suffering with it. It is
c"nfi1ed to families of MI. r. 8. KEEL
ley and Mr.. Thomas Stuart. Ouly
the Youngest two of the former are
sick, and they seem to be doing a.
we'll as ptssihIe, without much
change of symptoms. The tme may
b, said with more confidence Of the
three sick ones in M. Stuart's fam.
lily, especially Of the eldest. The
only death in town during the week
was that Of Jimmie Stuart.-New
Nortn- West, 18th.
Several gentlemen called upon US
tbs week who are interested in the
Bell nap gate t"the mines. They in
form US they have secured the right
If way for q wagon road via Belknap
to E sRle City; that they have con-
tracted to carry q saw mill over their
road to Esx'e City in twenty-five
days from date Of contract, and they
will have their 70 I'd c0mpleted in
twenty days. This will place the
dis ance between Eagle City and the
railr"ai but twenty. eight miles. Ar
rangem-n:s have already been made
for ffty men aud six yoke of cattle
"a take hold of the enterprise and
push 1t through to completion. We
hall have more to say about this
route next week. when 1t is further
slong -Aissoniinn "a.
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Cheerful Conversation

Is n of the pleasantest amenities Of
life. But q fluent talker whose gems
Of thought" drop from lips which dis
close yellow teeth going to rack and
ruin. makes less impression than he
or she otherwise would. Bear this
in mind conversationalists, and lend
added force to your u%tterances by
keeping y0nr teeth white and pure
with Sozodont. wholesomest and
most thorough of tooth preparations,
which removes tartar, renders tho
gums healthy and purifies the breath.
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firmatively expressed by 10 ayes to
II noes.
The COMMITTEES on Suffrage,
through its chairman, reported it was
inexpedient to confer suffrage on
women.
On nic tion Of Mills 1t was made the
duty Of the assistant secretary 1T the
Convention to transmit tn every
newspaper published In the Territory
y copy Of cash printed r solution.
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DIED.

COx..-In Butte City, January q, 1884. Alice NJ.
wife OF George W.. L. Cox, aged e. years.
BELCHER.-At his residence. near the Isle
mine: on THURSDAY, January q, 1884, Mr.. y.
b. Belcher, aged abOnt 6'yea's.
h fun. raj of deceased will take place from
the id Fellows Hall, on sunday, January
9th. at ! o'clock, p M. under the auspices Of
J u or. Orders, Friends and acQuainta ncea
OF the family are invited to attend,
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TORONTO. Jan. M.-P. Zukirtort
played Twenty-Five games of chess
with the Toronto chess club and q
few visitors tonight. He won
twenty-seven, lost one to Stark, of
the Toronto Club. and one was q
draw,
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OONVEN-
TON.
Consideration Of Reports by the
Convention.

Convention.
Special to the MnKR
HELENA. Jan. "a, 1884.
More reports from standing COM
mtttees were presented this forenoon,
and placed on file.
Mallory was granted leave Of alb
sence till Tuesday.
Savage was assigned by the chair
to the Committee On Finance and
County and Township Ofganiza.
tons.
The Convention went into q COM
mittee of the whole to consider and
revise the report of the last named
committee. It amended and adopted
two sections and then took noon
recess.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Convention to-day, in commit
tee Of the whole, considered the re-
port of the Committee on City,
County and Town Organizations,
which was adopted with immaterial
amendment. except striking out two
sections contaiaed in the report of
the Judiciary Committee. A debate
arose over Stephens motion to make
county assessors and school superin-
appointive.
Pemberton, Vivian and others
held it was robbing the people of
their birthright.
Mccormick aud Hedges main
tanned that County Commissioners
0 'uld better select those three officers
than the people. The motion was
rejected % to 10.
The committee rose at s p. m. and
reported progress, and the report was
as amended.
The Convention hired two stenog-
raphers, one of whom proved incom-
and has been discharged
Llppincott is engaged to report the
entire proceedings and receive double
compensation, he to hire the neces-
.ary clerical aid.
The Convention has settled down
o solid work.
HELENA, Jan. Is.
The Convention, in Committee Of !
he Whole, to-day considered and
two and three Of tue general |
lie. Number two relates to state in
'tituti0ns; number three to military
The first named was consid-
sla>hed and altered over. the
her was not changed In y single
word.
The Convention adjourned early to
i've room FIR q dance party.
An invitation from 8. E. Hauser to
'isit the reduction works If the Hell
'na Mining and Reduction Company
It Wickes, was read toy the clerk and
resolution adopted that 1t be &C
!. pied.
A committee of three was appointed
D engineer the business.
Captain Mills was excused till
Tuesday.
A communication from Secretary
declining to break, the print
ng contra t with the HzrG!d wa,
III aud placed on file without csm-
lent.
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Pension Claimants.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
WASHINGTON, Jan. II, '84
To the Editor Of The MINER, Butte
CITY, N. r.:
SIR: Please find inolosed copy If
list of pensioners Of the United States
on the roll January l. 1883. resident
In Silver Bow county, Montana Ter.
ritory, supplied for publication at
your request.
Very respectfully,
w. M TrryEp 600
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MARRIED..

DlSSkT-MORRIS.-1n Butte, Tuesday, Janu.
airy ~, 'SS4, oy Rev. C s. Diven, Mr. ia es
issett to Miss Mary Morris. both OF CARR
sou.
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N T. BOYCE.
Special Shoe Sale.
Closing Out Of Entire Stock
Of Ladies', Misses and
Children's Shoes at
Half Price.

We have placed upon on
BARGAIN TABLES
q full line of desirable new goods
which will be closed out at the fol-
lowing low prices. Having decided
to discontinue our ladies' shoe de-
partment we do not hesitate in CIV
ing you such Inducements as will en-
able us to speedily clear out our en-
tire stock of this class of goods:
PRICE LIST.
Ladies' pebble goat but
toned shoes, reduced
IOm. $2.5V to l.2
Ladies' pebble goat but
toned shoes reduced
from 3 90 to l IL
Ladies' pebble goat
hand-sewed shoes re-
duced from ".""... 3 80 to 2 %
Ladies' pebble goat
h~and-sewed, lace polish
reduced from........ 30 to 2 w
Ladies' calf polish
shoes reduced from > IN to I ls
Ladies' hand sewed kid
buttoned shoes reduced
from 5 90 to ; ~
Ladies' hand sewed
French kid buttoned
shoes reduced from........ : 90 to i u
Children's calf solar
tipped shoes reduced from / Is to / Is
Children's pebble goat
shoes reduced from........ 2 90 to / Is
Youths boxed toe solar
tipped shoe reduced from 3 50 to 9 50
Ladies' buckle Arctics
reduced from l rs to l Is
Ladies' monitors re-
duced from. 2 rs to Is
Clearing sale of remnants of dress
goods, silks, satins, flannels, table
linens, cloths, embroideries. laces,
ribbons, carpets, etc.
Clearing out lines Of hosiery,
gloves, corsets, wooden hoods, etc.
Very respectfully,
SANDS & BOYCE.
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~ J'AoV
says, 1.-The Secretary shall procure
al the necessary printing to BE- done
at the request Of the Conventi' n"
This leaves the Convention power
70 say what printing shall be done.
hut it does not say where.
That mater Is beyond our scope. The
cot must be paid on that officials
vouchers, and he -hould certainly
have the control If the work. The
decision of the Convention on this.
resolution would b. accepted "a q
Judgment on the merits of the print.
ing law, and would be 80 uspd
throughput the Territory. He d-pre-
Gated the action of the gentleman
from Lewis and Clarke, a. putting
members Of this body on recnrd a.
Democrats and R-pu .lirans. 1t wa.
unwise to make this matter a party
ISSUE. II the printing is satisfac Ori~
~ done. why interfere? If it is MT
properly done, let the committee on
printing Inform the secretary If the
fact and instruct him to have 1t done
MI. Mccormick held that the mat
~ -" ~sAs"s w OsVbbNuNB ~ VIC ONStu
.venti"n. The y. cretary had thought
u prone" to give the printing to the
Herald company and half of the
aork had already been done. 1t
would now i've equitable to
rive the rem. inder Of the work to the
Independent. He had n, pinion to
x"re-s upon the printing law; tut
'e vas willing t" 20 upon recnr., a. q
who desired a fair share OF
he printing for the Convention
lone 1T u Democratic establishment.
rhe secretary would. he f-:t sure, re
'erfectly willing to respect the will
t the Convention The question If
'Olitics - not rAisad, it il u mere d.
iding of he pn,.lic patronage.
The ma ter al debstei 1T consid-
rattle Length until % the question of
the adoption of the resolution, when
he sense Of the Convention was af. ]
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-23

1unBRs-- ESougH iumDoi, boxing, 4 incn
aud under, urst-claes, so stripping. Mts. a.
aoAing ana noOring. elshFe al5; thick oioar
~ and ~, ga, rough lumber, second claH
Az iniEf and 6nanling, uullL, bib
srufSo--First common Whitf pins "a
dscnnd do, go; third do, 4si; poplar. taQ OK
y 90 nellYs pine Y; a79 ~ 40 y. tz5i natiy
naKisrn LuMnRR--B Boxing u incass a.
ander. " 01e0 o. do sy3, go ol1ks =
acanting, loisi CT any common lnmle
~ U0e93 ". boxing over u lnchsf, ~. ~
n ", thick clears, " ~ sad q ~ NOV
sacohd ulnaa any klfii, "a o.,
IsRHmkn AND NAIraEp ffooEra1-F;ft
diGHe s2s second clgfs, f1i,
MHIrGFIHK fuRNIaHINa LQA5lH1y-lL 4.
arsf : sreh white pilp ~, inch do, 10.
CEILING EEADED GA Ff.AfN--ffrgl GnI
fnan white Pine, ~, tiz.bl. "a DO, $50 hc 40. ~
norlaY, Il. 4l8 0t51l.59 poplar, y. t,25Qts % O
aaiive pine Is. ea2.5o; %, \, va ~
PoPLAa Lu4EEE.--lst, ~, ana innns q
eprn6I.ns -sghita pine A, g. do ahndsd =
Es.15. DO extra no. 1, $50 cJprtw. hog, ~
lTanc, IS, DO no, 2. sfso 10 No D, 1850 nalls
aawed heart, N.t1, eaYh SD.
PleK rTa. White Pine, drsasad Anl h1fo q
i.suare o. nat, q yellow pins do.FS lzt
LINE CEMENT Erc.--Lims, AuftsD, :.
nsY MI, Cement. louisville ~ Hosfnals, u Y
Der bbl. POdiRpd, 81 Is par Dbl. Plasity ffrii
to9 York OF aithiRan, 81 % Per Dhl. flasiel
' fn'I s1S. Tirs-prooi as rsfh.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-23
Groceries.

enafs--sucar CURED mama, layfu; 4. q. q, A.
sacop, i2Ae; q, Chaoon, b1zs SC. dry flh
ifIsH.- sseEsrsl, ION kit4, NO. !. gi.oo; 10
fgk half bils., No, i, 1885, No, 2, tjOl
Wnlio figh, No, !, hlf bllH,, U,l5, No, - tp'2'
LInp.-fi rsss, SIC: 81 aad sl5 cans, axe |,
2or cans, Sisls up cars, 80 80 oRhr'Nbsot
Z ID cans ~ 49,.
fair, q, pre,l.s 81. ~ mnoy, leo OLD
sugarnInoaf lava. M1le.
TEA--iiupAriai. fys33y. snnpQsasf, oiGs9.
9uaAAin-I i5s pSwas,, os sel'' et se We
rtaI lard -. Louisiana RrannlaIedf 49, Z
standard A. sc; shcieo white blte' yellow
clarified. 81. 8osc.
b11T-coSrse, IN hegb sl.2SsI.s9 nns n
1ape -. iaks ~ nHt hoop bnih-' t<.lp
Peg s n ~ tj jsoSo5Ds--Prioss por ooasn, Pine
epnleN lstandGr1. al.s5 Pearhsa, siAndefd.
lis, SiN6: u.s.; t2.1os2.5t second ~
ll.s. I! e rotaassoe. z. s,ssa re-
corn s,r1, Itc5i.6s Jrseu peas, si.65 Goose
ber5og, tl. 5Gl.soi sasPberflss siI,99fii.e2i
oysIsr tel weight, p. :lis N ssig; iig s
i 9 el 7 3. ~ 49, =. - kseksrsi 3.
900. D. sardinsf. American. 7.gQ ease
Imported ss lii9 case I, 91raF s,sn 49, -
T.tjs kagle Conoepnad miihi ts.bJ; cfo~hi
ia ilSiao fownEn.--ssiiyeI I.osi, ~ cans.
| ~. do, IA: 81. do, ~.
| s,Ss. German olive, SIC. Candiafi NH hOxes
! 40 haives Q. Qunrlerai C. Indigo. DC z
slneing, 2ssl00 doser. oaleu.al.e nsfistq,
| sneffcaa. 800 box. hucscis. two n0ops
/ nm dossn. well buckets tiloQ dcten- irooins,
! n 1893 Is dozen. Brilliant OH DiF.s u.s., ~
/ aios. do.. ~; 90, ~ cases, y brilliant.
/ ~ eate9 A. ~. do. I-i1 carfa, u p
rIopE = atonard'e Royal rALeutg 20 y
\ : bill. HnrEA, - toe y ~ - 70 ,., -,
4 Der 100 lbs. a. s, Ho1bs hos VI core L4-ai
~ brehel, tjr. hornlLg hu0 srlNl ~
I Efe Oailueal, , luaii Dbl, y rs LxneE -
| wnaai, ~. 90 CInee era hooAi 49, ~. A.
800 sGo.. IAx SOFA lAc.i c.caiu TO-. iih'
| ~ srnrf. e0.. lemon cfcanit, -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-23

49, on. Castor, machine, 7sts6. oil, Castor
pof gallon, q b5ei 70. oil, lard winter
straiued, t5eb58; oil, lard, No. 1. 0bif' y. QUIZ
Inc, T., 4 W, per OE 81 10. Flowers sulphur
8iet5. Alum, Bsah, fres crpflon Walls b.
cAfr ~ per cent, on bfokoB
per ci, oe, HhoW caSra, market prices KabNli
patent medicines ~ iiat 1hnyem Flulf
kxtracis. ~ per cent oH. ~ y. Fluid ~
tracts, p psr cont OH Essential oils. 81
louis Lat.
strictly pure white lead, 81 eot hpinii
vi penane, ylpb1 Boiled Oh, h2af15o,
nv snhAH.WIhbiAN ~ 90 soHss
lyeIy drop black, H. per 10 leN kngllm
black paint. Is. ~. sFrussian blue, ~. -, Do
sie. tuiifamarine blue. ~, 10, & blue paini
ig 70! fnw Turkey amber, la, re burnt Iuf
rey usnhcf, IA, ", raw lL.llan sienna, ~, S.
burnt Italian sienna, u Ng. Fnnhghg brown
N. pc. FariH green, 10, poo Cnrens, j. n. 3. .
%. o., III, re. hiublloau gurmtlIop, Il, 1c, ~
dian red, H. u; Aineiin red, IA, 81, IN ~
n. Chrniue yellow, 4. ~ o. a y, o., u, IA
Yellow Oohfc, -, 81. 1873, ~, se.
FiirrA ARID GeAfSfhU naL0fgi
Marx pak, igci Ash, isri Black walnut az
pmIEafxg ooi.nnt,,
Ivory drop black. 10. raw iurhey unpa
80. burnt Turkey umpDr, 90 raw lialih
,ifnpf 2tc. purpt Italian sienna. fb1i Van
Trieds n above made o. 4 DRsis u 10 :
4 and 10 cans, assorted IN q and ! u
cans. haiauoe IN ] AMI Z lb cans, agsofisi
f'rcs IA 8 ~ cans; Instance IN and ~ car
.8aufte1. f'fice In 10 capS, 10 less; l1f BIZ
Is 10 lia pailg. 40 lea AHl ktzf 70 pr
Hef
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-23

Cotton Gins, Presses; Atlas Engines;
Russell Portable and Stationary En-
gines; Rubber Hose; Rubber, Leather
and Cotton Betting; Shafting, PuIleys;
Gas Pipe, Pipe Fitting; Brass Goods !;
Steam Pumps, ETC.; Avery and oliver
Chilled and John Deere Plows; Double
ShOvels; Georgia Stocks; Sweeps,
Bull Tongues, etc, etc; Moline and
other Farm Wagons; Cane Mills and
IivapOrators Tents and Wagon Sheets I;
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-23

Twciye months clip. light, ine eand med
uIn lssi1; nne neayY 70 hfnt, s1fstlis ~
iiahf, rns and medium, i2gli: ooRfns
I5AtolH,
SIyipEs-Ho. heavy Mint, dry p p iboi fC
X ~. no, n ligfif mint, 4 = 30. bulls ~
hcdvy. damsgtd. y p D. calf skins and taoi.
dafnared D D llsle. grn4n, eEit1d, sound, y .
rsgf.Sssl - beer fkinf fR ibais enis.ep
.kina. 9 p fofaiSe. goat hAiDH, each, lntM
ebeep pelts, ancordlnr 70 amOpnt % Nloi
2ciA'up; aheaflinge, Ascending ~ einonnt 9
Rsnl 8alO Mexican tleep polit. trltt
Ae1ican aheep petite. improved, l8l1s. He1
lear nhbep eheerlipgs, BE-.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-23

HhB IfsOH. b tD..sN0rEay, e.. no,
st.est iron f5<ct No n q sheei Iron. ~
xdlvanlktd alisa lfu1 efs4<t, 10. y " eeilf
ffce 10. 4 dD.. 1885,, sIEf f1onna N1, SO
ei5 81; 1i110 end in1if pas. DO, 81 T5fis z
annsfln wire, 81 per cent. Ous uunefe flotf
fcriy r4f ceul on; cOof HtQFp flth VA
aif 81 III 81. do uifh ffllnt4iflrs. az bl9{N7
WffjD WORK - WaRou a1la1 HiqsG1i %
h9fru1a. l.elsEl q. reifffeaa, n ~ ~ stsit
49, aponaI AZ 1898 W. fsiI1ta, 81 h1x9 8
JupbiStTecf, 81 4>yiulj max Ypktti IT,
dfHi pillow hfainf tHfrs pirW ltnoftA ? Z
a4jgf HANDLES 81 i1el2 ~
4Aif.N d I5 kaf. 6.als isb-.- inrQEt luffs
tsIf.t lItf kfT. A. ~. fnitiuf 90 ~ Ahlf
fd3., s W; Dtsatr nzis, y ~ NORTHWEST
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-23

arissKz-- isaeifrsd 81 lg0Isg, e. pa Erar
iour llfsl, nne gtal ole, " ~ tro yfflf o.
D O1z31 N. Tires yoAy old 81 Ol9l9e taaf
"a m ult whisky sos.
Nfsfu-.- flarff. cafslis onIes a. gslqes
liz Gaia via. Per el-DDl, N3stl ~ foibU +f
pr gal,. y c9ap5 o. White w1ne. % ora.
4 10stlg 90
Cn1nFAagH--a ~. NnmDl q o., nEIf
q ~ lrfue. Ia hhafoi ~ QJlzturk DnfdnEl
ahkpiptgne, q 1IelfW Gee aogisi Ak
Ri.u-gtosas AZ. pes dos 81 ooag \. YorIs
ar dos. ~ Dio1 q
nnrrJ.rn BFru~-Ismp'H qnefta, "a % M
~ 10 BuoHeiaar ounria ~ 40 cinA ~ z
i.rlhneaf bolfs quartz, ~ ~ piuia tst
aoiliita 4uWaphat. qnarta ~ ~ t.nn W. Y
AntAo1g q kann's, avs fi2 W. piub ~ y
N tieuafu a soh'e 49, fnpaxne paefi nsAr3
~ q, rinu 81 VI B4ii's AiiNArksa, arer.
az.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-23

NagOn Bows; Wheelbarrows; Wagon
and Platform Scales; Sulky Hay
Rakes Improved Indiana Force Feed
Riding Grain Drills; Strowhridge
broadcast Seed Sewers; Elevator Cups;
Mill Picks; Boiling Cloth; scotch Har
rows; Harrow Teeth Smoothing
HarrOws; Single Trees, etc.; Walter
A. WOODS Mowers Wir, Stretcher
Corn Shelters; Corn and Shuck She'll
ers; kennosaw Water Elevators, etc
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-23

aarf. C4nainau par = ~ Peruvian Aeoi .
payar. ffe Ba-nafbouk ~ soda, Enl lttf
81 copperas, 6tA, Cinchlrfdih. ppr O. &c
cta Caltile aosp. yer p tsle. Crent1 iAIief
Cainffal, Il. a W., 1yfglt Euf|lfA. pea % tol
ne Included, IS " % hipril AydFatc Ptrlf
u 6oei ~ thiofOlofl1, reF y brittle lLtlnc
posofs. per b 81 q. kp4um lAiiss Per p e.
~ Qua OPIUM fef , 40. oaso tam
pnof' psrib 1s3s ncrpAlnt ptf 81 IS ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-23

aFn horse hho0 nails, No. 4, 800, No. 8, 30 NO
Nc., No 7, 2ie, No. 3. 40, "Iilke'F' do, no.
9c, hunabio DO, No, 4 Do. no, &, 9in 40 !
10, No. !, lp0,, No. ., DC.
MEEK ~, par dnBpn, ~ lNelfnit Akoa
81 tnstn d0s HachonHBcf 70 blDf 0qE b0yis
handled, - H3ssh
HHFlsiGFltATOIys.--H tiuraE 0fW
20. 2 do, fla1i No. do, ~ no. 90, al
No. DO. 80.
MiscifLLA HEOu ~ rr1eo ehniua. pa.
pair, iasfe,i plow aingicirnes pqf doh, -
pillow d0nblotrecs, per dozen tfVgi gtiah
Fo0d Sorrows, b and ~ phT c5ut. % lr ca.
ipo5 bniig, ~ ana 10 Per ce0h ous fnf apn
finnpd lacks, ~ Per cont OBI c0he9 mills, -
per cent. on blind binres ~ AID n per rehk.
M eaflaee boli9, ~ and ~ por ANut % j
blow boltE, h per e9nt, on piprs GIN wafal
n por cent on. deep stamped Hafc ~ pei
cent. oil; shallow nthinpgd warn, ~ Dor cent,
%, 'epaunad ware sQp cant or
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-23
ON CHANGE.
e,oct Market Was Weak and
aver Yesterday Cotton High
Provisions active.
Gain Markets Were Irregular and
sut Li.tle Trading Was Done
The Quotations.


! vonR, Dec. 22.-GoSern1enis lower
lways steady
4, secuYities dull.
sioel, market opsned with break OF
:. 4 er cent. IN the Goa shares, Delaware
.s.e1 dropping pa outside Of hese SO,
~ ne changes were unimportant. At
~ cali the selling Of the coal stock
"a ana there was are covery Between Il
noeock leading, which had been dun
rsyected for some time past, became
..snd sold down rom 81 to 1917.
Il M afternoon 81. Paul was attacked ny
4 ,,cu-trsdors, and broke TO IA. The
A ,hares nIss weakeued ngain, In the last
A ofbusines, the mailer bear op raiors
Al 10 covera d The prices ore u to x per
4, At the close the improvement was
4 ,,ily lost, except IN the cases Of the e
Tmusc influential and Northern Pacific
I.red. VIII ch lei on firm on the favorable
IT. concerning The oregon gransconti-
Nhllosl.
N, coal shares were deprcssfd during the
IN the annouuog ment that the Lehigh
Iaey had been awarded the contract to fur.
Ih,he Manhat an Elevated railway with
during the next yesr at sSO4 per ton
(. York eulral WAS not affected by the
an Of enc OF the debenture bondh Id re-
|seLlng TO restrain the payment oil the
N tividend rec nty decla cd. Compared
Ibsaiuroay the closing prices are y TO ~
cent. lower, except for Erie, Canada
|lbern, Northern Psoinc preferred and
con Trantconinental, which are y TO /
4 cent higher
transactions, 81 90 shares.
MoNHN.
INV ORLEANS La, tcc, 2,-Moncy closed
III; onetedJ; prime mercantile pnpe atea
'aenmg exchange ID. Is weaker at 4 SlsS;
IAlt sil'2J
ENCHANOE
Int exch nge on New York on per 1907
I.num: sterling exchange j., b. ~,
4 EXPERIMENT AND RAILROAD noNDs.
NV YORK. Dec. "a. The following were
4 oacial closi quotations ~ tse Few
|istocR exchange this afternoon, rs com
. NJ with tn Use of saturday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-23
Kanaaa oftr.

special 10 the Garotis
KANSAS Cry Dec, e2.-Provisions we're
active and largely higher.
But few cattle coming In; wholly common
stun prices weak and demandnght.
sheep dull.
PRODUCE
May 6sk ~
-C0hN--Cash q l-s@Tls January es i.e;
February 26k bid May 2,ss bid,
oATs--2l - biz.
LtvE STOCK.
CArrLE--ReceiptE Ito. exports 5Oc@5lO.
common to medium SSs6bt 40, feeders 600
: or cows 75as 81; gopd TO choice shipping
bU@i70
Housekeeping s5ot flrmer aud 10 to Is adj.
Vance.
sHEsr--Receipts 100, natives OF Il TO 20
pounds averagc2 G@l