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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1885-06-06
DUB Lie SALE
Il OF
VALUABLE PROPERTY
In and adjoining the city of Westminster.

The undersigned, wishing to close the part
nership existing between them in the follow
ing property, will offer at public sale, on the
premises, on
SATURDAY, 9th DAY OF JUNE, 1885,
at 2 o'clock, P. M,
ABOUT THIRTY ACRES OF LAND,
formerly owned by the Carroll County Agri-
cultural Society and used by them for the
holding of fairs, The land is now divided up
into building lots, of which there are one hun
dred and twenty-five, conveniently laid out,
with wide streets and alleys. They being very
high and healthy, must be desirable, being so
located that they can all be supplied with
water, at very little cost, from the city water
works.
A plat of the same Will be exhibited on the
day of sale. Before offering as above it will
be offered as one parcel.
ON THE SAME DAY, at 10 clock, A.
NJ, we will offer the HOTEL
known as AZdA-A
1.-THE MONTOUR HOUSE" 99e
ON Main street, in the city Of k9asf:ss.-
Westminster. The main building is four
stories high built of brick, well laid off for
hotel purposes. There is also large frame
weatherboarded building, two stories high,
connected with the hotel, in which the bar is
kept and also ten pin alley; also large stable,
well arranged for hotel purposes.
A deposit of five per cent. of the purchase
money will be required on the day of sale;
the payment of the balance of the purchase
money will be arranged to suit purchasers.
EDWARD LYNCH,
FRANCIS H. ORENDORFF.
&c
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NoTICE.-TWo FINE REAPERS for
IN sale on easy terms; one is an Osborne
Self Binder, in good order, and the other is
an Osborne Self Rake, complete. These ma
chimes were only used last year and gave full
satisfaction. Any one wanting machine OF
this kind would do well to call on me.
T. D, COVER,
apr25,tf Silver Run, Md.
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BRUTAL ASSAULT.

A Colored Man Assaults Young
White Woman The Brute Cap
tured and jailed The Friends and
Neighbors Take Him from Jail and
Swing Him from a Tree.
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The Dayton Hedge and Wire
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Our terms are liberal, as we do not ask for
money until we have earned it, For further
information call on our agent,
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At Carrollton Station on the Western Mary
land Railroad, near Westminster, Nd.
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Rail Fence.

one-Half the Cost of Post and
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l. Taneytown-In charge of the Commissioner
. Muttontown-John Tomson, Summerfield Rob
erts Lloyd Goats.
g. Pools Church-In charge of the Commissioner.
A. White Rock-Evan Dorsey, Charles Dorsey,
Aaron Austin.
5. Westminster-James Hopes, George Bell Elmer
Cross.
6. Fairvew-Henry Holland, VIM. L. Holland,
John Ryan.
7. White Oak Grove-Wm. Brightful, Simon p.
Murdoch Emory woodward.
s. Priestland-Joseph DunsOn, Benjamin Jones,
Nathan Brightful.
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Fence Combined.

We offer our services as Hedge Growers to
the land owners and farmers of Carroll
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-12
saddIery.

Saddles-Raiscd stamp California As 00a75 % J;
plain California % 50d50 %; loose corue, sllll
Tree IS O003O 90: tied corus Of Austin, Tex,
10 GOALS 90; full rigs 50G ~ 90; rigs. black or
oiled, 8 50GlO co; side saddles fO620 90
Pocketg--PooRets 00G2 50i Llama goat 500
%
SPURS Eureka nickel with straps 5 49, In
dianola IS.
Team Whips-per doz. . 90 to Is 90: quirls per
dOz. 90 to "a 90; breast straps with sldes and
snaps per dOz, 90 to y 90; stirrup feathers, all
sZes, per doz. 90 to q CO., girths per doz 30
10 90; halteTs, web per dog. -; halterR leather
per doz. 10 20 TO rs 90; saddle bags per doL 10 90
TO AZ; pistol holsters per doz. 30 20 10 80,
cartridge belts per doz.7 90 10 Is % hamo straps
per doE. 0OtO 50.
Conrs-Duck 9O leather 10 30 TO n %; init.
Scotch whang -ecwed II 50; heavy sondrim split
and duck 70.
Hames--Hook No. by case per dor 3 80,
book No. by case per doz 70.
Chains IS to 45c.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-12
Drug. and Dredletne..

Drugs-Bark, cinnamon per lee; Peruvian
Sc 10 so; bOraN lac; bieaTbonate OF soda, En-
gliah, DC copporas 10 &c; cinchnodia, per %
. TO 25c CASTLE soap per 10 10 10; crean tar
tar q. r. per n ~ 10 f0c; chalk, lump, per u
TO 30; calomel, Y. n W., rs 10 SIC English, per
per n 50 10 70; ohOr0form per ~, bottle IN
cludcd 70 10 $40; composition powder per n
DC; bowers per N 90; Epson salts per
h z to 4ic. Gum opium, per d, $50 20 90 Sum
camphor, per 10, 2sc. Morphine, per %, 10 70
- on castor machine, INio s1c; OIL, castor,
per gallon . 70 60c OIL lard winter strained,
Is 10 zoe; oil, lard, No. ], coo. Qulnne, +. w,
b 10 90. Prescription rials, by ease, oa pei
cent ohi broken, 20 and 10 per cent, OF ;
Showses "a net prices; Rebate pat. med, ~
LIST Thaver's Finl6 crtracts, 20 per cent on.
r.. b. Fluid extracts, p per cent. on Essential
oils 81 Louis list.
Distemppr tolers-lvOry drop black 25c; raw
Turkey umber ne: burnt Turkey umber 23c
raw italian sienna sjG; Italian burnt sienna
25c Nsndyke brown 2ic
Enthusiastically pure white lead W. iaci SPIN
it, turpentine hOds5c; boiled ~ GlNtio,
The Sherman Williams Colofs-lgory drop
black d per n. lsc English coach blsek' e per
o. l6c lamp black, Is per n, lgci iUiTamarine
blae. "a, Is, 10; blue pAlnt ls %, raw Turkey
umDor q ec. burnt Turkey lumber ~ &c, raw
italian sienna j. Ne, burnt Italian sleune u PC,
yandyke brown Is 90 Paris green II l4c,ChromO
L. NJ D. and D. %. Is l3c, American yeriiilllion 70
aOc Indian red u lie, Nenitian rcd 10 5s lsic y
10 o., hrOmo yellow l., NJ n, o. & ID. y. IL
l4l, Yellow oehre ll5s IS q s5s sc;
Prices OF the above made on n basis OF In 4
and n cans assorted IN and and 2. y
cane; balance in ! and ? D cans assorted.
Price ia s. . cans, balance In and 2 cans
assorted. Prlrn ia On cans lc lees III and
5 y tin pals ] &c less and kegs &c per less.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-12
rropucE, pKovIsIoNs, LIVE srooK
1T. Louis.
PRODUCE.

PRODUCE.
81. LOUIS, Mo-, Dec. ll.-Flour-Quiet and
Wbeat-Active, IRREGULAR and lower: opened
Arm lo better, declined sc, recovered !dsc, fell
efsgan a AZ aud closed 10 lower than yester.
d,s. No. 2 red cash 0369Slo; December 93ga
siic closing 93ic; January 05i sec, closing
AZ February 97@cj May II O5l0Sl o., closing
eCorn-Dull and easy. but closed steadily
Noueh lower than yesterday; No. mixed cash
~; December 33i 1880; May S6IG37lc closing
rs3,ie.
0sIs-steady and about unchanged; No. .
niIed cash 2stc; May 3llaSl3.
PROVISIONS. ETC.
Corn Meal-Qulet at 81 G5al 20.
Wool-steady and unchanged.
Whlsky.-sl 90.
Provisions Quiet but firm.
Pork-Od, 50 O0 new, $40.
Lard-s5 9ls5 ~.
DIV salt Mcat-Car.lots loose, free on board,
ihouldeis $500; long clear "A IS; short ribs
SIS; short clear 80 0j.
sacOn-Sboulders So 30 long clear S. 05; short
iBsS57 70; short clear 50 90.
Hams--sS 500ll 90.
AFTERNOON BOARD.
Wheat-ld IL higher.
C0rn-Steady.
OAls-Uncnangcd.
LIVE STOCK.
Caiile--ReCcipts, 500; shipments, 200, easy
ana about loo lower; native shipping steers
y id5 rs, native butchers steers So 25d4 IS ;
ews and heifers, 50G3 49, stOckers, 85d3 90 ;
geders, 2 2jG3 ~; range cattle, 1903 60.
ilogs-Receipts, 200, quiet; s 50a3 IS.
Saeep-Receipts 800; shipments, 300; low for
lack Of stuff, best grades lind ready sales; com.
nou 10 medium muttOns, 81 50a2 80; good TO
slolce, 9 G5G5 rs; lambs, 25a3 80.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-12
New York.


I'm
g41* lORK' Dec. l.--flour-lIeavy.
sheaF-spota shade stronger. but very quiet;
tog,hs opened weak, afterwards ruled strong
issvslnS yory Arm. Spot, No. 2 red, Csc at
'sssls No red January, Hl69SRc, closing
y, closing ST o.
|,,.osho-spot less active; optl ms opened weak,
eis,.. Ahcel to 10, closing firm; No. ., 5l4c
|stgis.' A,,or, o2@ G5tc a0oat; No. December 5ll
~ gioslng size; January 49l650c, closing
N January is5a49lc, closing 49lc; May 5sl
a. PROVISIONS, ETC.
t,,is ses17epot fair; Rio firm S3Rc; options
NIX aAiSe aud barely steady; No. Rio spot,
sgies zl20 bags December 10 1906 80;
N-a W i0i FebruaryS6 so; March 20 IS.
II rIrm and quiet; fair 10 good refining
ff-ptel 1ta5ic; refined FIRM extra dlci
MIL i4'aIsei grunulated &c.
N ani c Ss--Steady, demand moderate
fai.d s|llet but hrm: domestic fleece 27@30c
R,ll AaSOoi Texas &c.
4 IA Steadyi mess 81 5000 25.
n. I, Moderately active Western shipments
ksbrnsss1p eshDer 50 37d6 40, January 81 37d6 Ssi
IN. lrm, fair demand.
~PrAune-steadg at 37lc
lsav.. a LIVE STOCK.
4 IN ~, -heceipts, III car. loads for exporta
& h fsa e - car loans for market; dull trade NJ
Ie.aesnes ' With bad finish and number OF
\ n stesrs carry over extremes 81 3OG5 -
tsk. anu = OOGS - Tor COWS, heifers aud
&isIS. Receipts, 400 no demand for poor
. aS ela market closed weak; extremes
AYr sheep and = O0d6 % tor lealp,.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-12
Conntry rroauce nnn rrn,t.

Orangos-Loulsiana per box q co.
Messina Lcmona--pcr box OOd5 80
Apples-Northoru O0d8 % per bbl.
Potatocs-irish per bu new Northern sJo In
sacks.
OniOns--NOrthcrn per bbl 25
Beans-NAVy n 1lc; med bhls Sc large lima
3lc; small butter SO.
Peanuts--7dSu
Cider-Half bbl 80.
Cabhagc-Per crate Northern 10 TO s 90
Poultry Hens 90 per doz; Young chickens
90 to l0i turkeys SOC TO SOC goeso 2Sc 10 900
ducks per doz 75toa 90,
Eggs--Per doz lSc.
Frosh Country Butter--Choice 10 TO $50 choice
western dairy 1885, fancy creamery Soc
POtatoes--Swcet 20 to sbc por bu
Sauer kraut Per half ,bbl3 7d
Bananas-Per bunch % to 8 vs.
CocOanuts--Per 100 3 So
New Pecans--al to &c.
Brazil Nuts--l2lc.
Aimonds-2OC.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-12
Liquors and cigars.

Whisky--Rccirii 10 to 90. as per proof;
sour mash, two. year old CO to / 20; three
year-olG. 90 TO go; fancy extra old whisky
Z % to . 90.
Wines--Clarct, per case, % 10 10 90, as pei
quality; CatHwba, per gallon, 90c 10 fgNl; port
i 20 TO 90; sherry per gallon, 20 20 300 Ma
dera, per gallon, 100 to 90, white wine, in
case, 4 90 60 l0 20.
Ale-Stock ale, per dozen, 90 to , %; port
per dozen, 2 90 TO -,
Cigars-Domestic IS 00to rs 90; Key West % "
TO 100 90 imported 30 90 10 100 90.
Champagne--G. NJ. Mumm 4 CO., extra dry,
20 to 33 90; HeidAck IN basket, "a 90 20 80 00
Krug, In basket p % to so, domestic cham
payne, O1to IA 90; Geo. Goulct extra dry, pint'
27b0.
Budweiser, quarts " Oh, pints 10 %, ErlangeI
beer, quarts Is 90 pnts 1850; SehlirH Milwaukee
quarts y co. pinls l3 o., II. Clausen 4 sons
champagne beer, quarts " %, pinis ~ 50, Bfe
mer Kaiser imported, 80.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-12


rrints-Standard prints. new stvlcs. Az, Al.
neino assnc t 9ic .Amerlcan alc Arnold SIC:
ce SsnSns oei heTwlek g, Charter Oak &c:
99srss 81. Sic; nnnNrk aici nunnell--iac'
yioi Hamilton staple STYLES Rrt Iinrfei ~.
49, - Aanehcster Alc Pacific SIC. south
gni.ke t ci Ssteel River hlei Simison ilnrn
nnlrh pici Windsor 3ic fancy mink IA
slater solids alc: Peabody solids Mes Merlin
N,,,lds alct Durham colds GO; Victoria b,srt
4Avi steel RIVER chlnty Gie.
Heavy Rguwn Shcctinc-- Afianttr u "a AZ.
Albany AA's Glc; Atlantic 4 AG4es riittns
~ - uci Lawrence Li.s.s Ktct Rutiqnd IL
Tttvtei Slcndelc \ ~ Go; Entcrprise a
= - vicf nam O'Shunt0f Sic. Chntrnsn 4
- DC Belfast Rl4 Bic: Rose Naiisv va y. y
Fst Prize - &C, Argyle 4 Gic. busy nee
Wide Rrown shcetlne- laval, "a ,,s. ~.
broke lo4 i9c; Monadnork i0.9 $50 is,,s ~
rv.a deci tepperell 10 I 2ic; Boston iU.s s3c;
N WIDE nleaqlhed shee,lng-goi Boston sso;
~ fepperon "a; 10 Pembroke 21. iO.a
Monadnork lvlc. lQt Lowell iec 1914 ioeK
,wsSoeu s'ei 90 VuinneOarry &c, 64 Pembroke
Nolorcd Ducks--M0ntaup ID SIC. postnn 4,
ietc; Everett u % lie, PainNsnt io.ot igie,
tngie brown llci Warren mills ne
Eskings- Amoskeag A @ 4 l2c! Arasanha A 4
~ S,,OinMah SIC, Nhittrulon al0 ieci Glcn
66l9gle ~ Lewiston a0-lnch lie; Ocean hle:
Hickory snipos-ENtra stout. blue or brown
p,3G heGDanic, blue, dc; Jewolt city Ic; Rock
LIVER, biuc aud brown, 60; kagle. blue 6fc I'm.
casylle 81; Columbian sfc.
WnghNms--.Hcphyr &c Plunkct &c; Glasgow
sa. g, A. Glasgow dress styles SO; Brighton
IG kar'ston aic Scotch No0kfnld SIC; York
cheak nc; statewide checks lie Nuhian dress
Styles sc; Argyle staples Sic; Bates faneies "a /:
Locblomond 10.
Iinseys-.u Cumberland lie, Calumet l0c; Fair
tiny l3g lnpegiyu l4C, Goneva lhe; Adratig
III g; bradford i2lc; Clifton 80, Windsor o.
Jeana-kluyvcr eci Ahhottsford lee; Tcle.
llc' lmpcrlal lsci bennington isle American
1gc; silver Peak 2ici Olund 27ci Texas Dor.
SKIN sioi Great southern 32ci Humboldt 8lo;
Canoncut Doeskiu Soc
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-12
Live Stock NInrkef,

Beeyes- Grass, fed Gle
Cows--lR to 20.
Mu,tOn.-Choicc / 80 to y.
Hogs--2i To- 3o per D..
stock Cattle-1'hc prices In stock cattle vary,
according to locality where raised. We quote
different localities az follows:
Enthusiastically bret class yoarlings per
head ~ % TO l6 OOi two year ODDS 10 90 to 20 0O
cows and calves 20 90
Western rexas--Yoarlngs u 90 tolls 90; two
year uda 10 90 10 l6 so, COWS and calves lS 90.
Central TeNas--icurings 7 90 10 S 90; two.
year ods 10 % TO II o.; COVE and calves 10 90 TO
10 CO.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-12
Grnin mud ren,lstnn.

Wheat--Choice No, !, 72c; medium 60a6Sc /;
low grade 50a65c Oats 25a30c. Barley 500
&c. Rye o0c. Corn, car 32d3Sc; shcilcd $50.
Hay, loose, from the wagon Q O017 90 per ton;
bale hay 8 scat 90. bran soc per 100 Chops
- per 100. Corn meal, 6ne holtcd, per 100
90, Ilontpy and grIta o 90 per bbl Milleu
seed O0Gl 20.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-12
Kansas city.
PRODUCE

AttKta PRODUCE
8ieats,. Ntff, Mo-. Dec. II - Wheat -
Ny, 81 ND sgi' sssc bid; January, 1la7iic;
~. III Hss 's cash 2Ici January, 9sc asked;
Nomlnal, 26lc bid.
I've g., LIVE STOCK.
4 r.tls enfeA indicator REPORTS:
4 b slua 49, pts 1856 shipments none; batch
4 ntel. eS,iItg and shade higher for shipping
tsi9bn, Y sperlers 80 05a5 Is good 10 choice
~ ~ sa,itfat9 va common TO medium 81 20
4 ssi a ''ockers and feeders 80 sOa8 20: cows
4esaA Is leas rs.
Nscelpts SOi shipments none; steady;
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-12
Wool and uIdo..

Twelve months cllp, light, nnc and medium
ittGlioi Inc heavy TO light lldlici ak months
light, fine 80 medium, lOdl3o; fall Gnp
neayy - fan light, nno medium 49,;
liides-No. tiiut dry, 10 n and upward Dor
n ~ Nl5ei No. flint dry per N l3c, Nc itghi
hint per D 6Qsci bulls and heavy damaged per
10 Sc; calf skins and badly damaged per n iaBc;
per n &c.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-12
Chicago.


CHICAGO, Dec. ll.-Flour-Qulet and un-
ahanged.
Wheat-Unsettled and nervous; opened &c
~ lo, DuCtuated and finally closed Ic higher
,losed 81 January o6ds6ic, closed s6sc;
Q3let and easier for near deliveries,
tlh distance options firm at 45ac; December
Ad year t03 d4lac, closed 40lc; January 3SlG
slc' closed 3Slc; May l0l 040lc.
PROVISIONS.
rofk-hctivo and strong, l6lAc higher
ash s 90d9 90 for old 80 75G10 90 for new
nked january 50 95G0 97!; February closed
ASe NlGl0 10
Lard irmer and ql@5c higher cash. SO O5
N gh closed &c l0d6 l2l; February closed
Y llta6 20.
Boxed Meats-steady; dry sailed shoulders
n iJei ~ short rib 81 S0d4 9Ji short clear
Y @e5 20.
~ AFTERNOON BOARD.
oneeat-Stronger; iGsc higher.
vb-Unchauged.
fofk-T GlUc higher.
LIVE STOCK.
dhe Drovers journal reports:
.asue-- Receipts 1900; shipments 1000, mar
~ steady and active: shipping steers 50 750
y, slockers and feeders y S1Gi 90; cove, bulls
NV mixed 81 50d4 90; bulls 81 90G3 40; through
iiss cattle slow at 81 5OdS 20.
4 qt9ss Receipts $1,000; strong and active at
aeep-Receipts $500; shipments 200; steady
rl sTanger; natives 81 00d4 90; Western y ~
81 ieNans 81 1908 90. lambs So 70G5 90.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-12
LOCAL MARKETS.
OrrIor oF rnn GAnErrr. !


Dee. IL, 1885
The presence of goodly number OF country
merchants and dealers from other towns in the
Fort Worth market for good whlo past, and
continuing to date, has eXerted 8 healthy effect
on trade. Most OF them have been laying in
stocks for tho holidays, and have bought with
degree of liberality that shows the country from
which Fort Worth derives its principal patron
age, is enjoying a fair drgreo OF prosperity,
without the danger OF reaction consequent
upon a big business boom.
said Appointment Wholesale dealer - 'Our cus.
toners are proceeding on conservative and
business like principles, and while buying In
no niggardly way, are carofulno 10 60 beyond
their probable wants and abilities, The trade
thus lar this season has been satisfactory
looked for ,syet much In advance Of the provi-
Gus season. This Indicates that the city II not
only retaining all It's old patronage, but It's field
IL constantly wldening"
The trade in produce and provisions is Just
now perhaps the most active OF all. Prices
show but little disposition 20 auctuate, except
as regards sugars, which have OF late advanced
in all grades
In regard TO cotton the outlook is by no
means reassnring, aud The tendency Is towarde
lower values The holding OF supplies has not
operated to raise prices, and the SOW demand
both speculative and consumptiye, has pro
duced rather respondent feeling all round
The spot staple commanded from 20 $40 In
this market To-day. Receipts were about up
to the average.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-12
,os 3 s .2od = aosl 0ol Common . n.aInn
The Monl nInrl.a.

IN goad MASS. Dec. i..-vool--f,r,n ana
~ s wy! demand; ubwashed si6s;c, AZ anu sne
, ihILADELPHfA. p. No. 4, x,,
s,l, ~. Ohio. Pennsylvania nnd YVES, Nv
WestcSr-,'a o s New York. Mchigan, Indians ma
N.Y., ss.etn Soaseci washed combins and delsine
and ielsinoo washed wasted sloas unwashod comhing
10 loaSoci pulled Is ssIc. '''''''
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-12

t9sls ,ss. lsnches : % lee. Indigo I5c per n
= 'i sossi ooel % dozen. Colaman'c mustard
, seai % Dozen; MAecasoni, Impaired. lsc a /.
a.neriean ~ box. Buckets, two hoops. 1 n
q oss y. ~ wv'i snesets % dozen. Hrooms / 5aa
49, =. ueten. brilliant plls. hhle lscs Eunion Do
&C. 90, - caees 10. brilliant a.s eases ? io,
iin ! = =. eases y. haking powders, Auik,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-12
Groceries.

Meat--Sugar. cured hams l0lc; sugar cured
breakfast bacon 9c short clear bacon &c;
Fish--Nlaokerel, l0'b kits, No. DOC; No. 2
Soc half bble No. l 90: NO. 5Oi dried
Mornings per box 4Oc cod lsh &C..
Iard-Tlerces Tic; So d cans 7Sci 90 n cans
nc: 10. ID cans nc; D. n cans 7ici s. 70 cans SC.
-Tea.-lmperal 4Od6oc; gunp0wdor soaIOc
eugar-Fine powered bbls, SIC: do half-b
lana granulated 7a7ic; standard II l;hoice
white, 7sc; Louisiana y. C &c 10 20.
Rice-Loulsiaua 81 70 sc new.
salt--COurse, in bags, 250 40; 1ne In bags
-: lake, in HAT hoop barrels aa5i pocke's
Soda--Bicarbonat in kegs Aa5c; bicarb IN
ca ses bic; lump sal soda In Kegs 2ta24ci grahu
lated sal soda In 60 ID drums &c.
Moasses--Choice Louisiana 5o056c new
CROP fair 10 good Soc core syrup 8Sc.
CoiTee-Rio, fair 9lal0c; prime loiSSliieei
choice lllGl2c; Laguyra l2le; Java zoe; Gold
en- Rio l2tc: Pea Berry l2sGl3c.
Pickles--2 gal. pals mixed pickles %; glAss
pints 10; glass quarts 20 glass half gal 500
glass gal Is glass hex gal, . %.
Wrapping paper-liag and straw - 10 1oc
Snuif--Garretps Coz. il - per case; 2ok 8 30i
OF. SIS; Ralph's Coz. 10 15i l-Oz. . %; A-oz'
90: dental g. OF. 10 90; OF. 500
Canned GOOds-PTices per dozen: Ptnc ap
ples standard. 81 s.; peaches, standard, bs.'
| Us; 8 hs, $50 . 51i seconds, 2 Ms ! Al; bs.
/ IS; tomatoes, standard, ms, OF; seconds,
NJ - 3 rs. / 81 green corn iOdi opi green
peas %; gooseberriesi "a raspberries w,
oysters, full weight, ! b l IS; . l0i light
weight, ! h -; n ---i salmon ! ~
, n -; n0ckerel, n 9lcdl %; sardines,
American. Z 90 case; imported II 20 cases straw
berries 2 n 30; hlackherriea 23i green cages
-; eagle condensed milk 20
Soap-2 1904 80 per case.
Bagging-lSB standard lie; y b lie.
Tles--Arrow and Delta 50.
Fl0ur--ljosi patents 20 per 10y eHi htii.p
metz 10 per 100 Bs; third grade ~ per leO 81
fourth grade 40 per 100 he.
Corn meal--Per bushel 200.
Hominy aud grlts-Pef Dol - 90.
Oanneal--Per half Dbl 75
/ Cracked wheat--Per &c.
| Crackers-A soda &c; Xxx soda &c; cream
SIC; ginger snaps 7lci lemon oceans 1ie' ,,,.
'Sn1drlcs--9iarch &c; Candles, fun 0oxes, lslc
/ hslves-. ouarters-; Stick candy y i0ie fancy
M n Ieo; rome, basis, do cotton. lIci herring
I Imported, Is per key Rai.lns, layer; %, %,
/ cider, crab-apple, ioci missouri ~ r.ss
rlased. lie Der gal Crooks, glazed, lOc per gAl'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-12
GnIveston.

closed quiet
Gross receipts, 2q29 bales.
sales, li4i
Exports, 1894
stock, "a $50 bales
Ordinary, &c; good ordinary, Sc: low mid
dli9g, sci middling, TO- good middling, alc;
middnng fair, qsc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-12
New Orlenns.

NEW ORLEANS La, Dec. ll.--Cotton-Spot
closed easy and Irregular low grades 1.lBc
lower good middling lc lower.
Low ordinary 6 / 1895 ordinary l.lGc; good
ordinary 10 Ice; low middling l6c; mid
ding sc; good middllng s. Ice; middling fair
lOc, tair l0ic.
Sales, 1900 bales.
Futures opened easy. ruled dun but steady,
closed sleAdN and 4 % nnlnis lnMnr
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-12

quiet at l-i6c lower. N'V'NN
sales li7 bales
ordinary, lS'l6c good ordinary, s la.lge.
,oM miudilng, DC; middling, 5.l6c good
uiduling, l3'l8c; middllng fair, 10 1850.
lower ~" FV''''
Salps OK ON hains
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-12
Tolal sales 26,7l


LvERrooL, Dec, ll.-Cotton-spot closed
dull and IN buyers favor.
ordinary 4ll-lGd; good ordinary 40; low
middling Sled, middling uplaUds Lied /;
mlddling ordinary 5 lGd
Total sales, 5000 American, 67O0 Imports,
10000; American, 300.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-12
ON CHANGE.
c,-ain Markets FIuctuated Widely
Yesterday and Closed Gener-
ally Irregular.
= was Eaay Cotton Recorded De
,,,ne-cattie Transactions Brisk-
The Quotations.


,ouK. pee. II. Money on call easy al
NEW cont; foreign exchange dull init
~ "a "A for sixty days and 50 demand
aiohs ~ rNGLtsH CoNsOLs.
,,.poN. Dec. II, 4 y. M -Cons0ls closed, for
W. al: for account, W l6.
aVhe'' -. STOCKS AND BONDS,
,,,,r yopK. Ueo. 1.-THE following were tho
NV closing quotations at the New York