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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-13

NAN sugar CURED hams, 1870, e, q. o. 3
BACON, l95to; 8. C.baeoa' $40, Sc. dry aslt,
<FnR-Maoksrsl i0n kits. 10. !, u.Oc; NO.
2, go; half bblHa No. ], 1859 no. a eb.yl;
White nsh, No. j. hlf bplh,I W.sb; no. z, t6,2ti
IARD--Tiuross, 8No. n and. SON cana, SlIc;
8in oans s&o., lUD onua, SGc; 90 Gang, 83soi
2 Q cEnbiec
al iiS pisid6 no, Ike ianuy, i2o; Old
yovsrumsni Java, 49,,
TEA ImPeriEl ,t1es0; ggnP0yders 51SIg
Sgsk kis po gt P9is~ S s9
standard a, go; ohcics whito, 6ao yellow
RfdE-LoniaiGna. 8g75.
3ALr--uoarao, IA bnga, u.G@l,tG nuo n
BAGS ~: lake. Ia rEt hoop bbu., SLID
20 oIE nj y coS5Ds-Prira5 Per dc7sni Pine
sypieE, standard, 6l65; Feaoh2h. STANDARD,
lbs, CLOS .nA'; n4oso1.5Vi seconas Z -
! 81 on seconds, 2'ns.,-; 8 l3s,, el.sBn Green
| corn, ellGsel.ta. Green peas, N3G t5ooaa-
berries ~; s1i s asP r r. l fSii SS
G.bSsii'I0: Z iS. a------------; MaoEsrel, ~,
! ,elot.l0. Gardines, American, sL.gJ case.
Imported, sl30Jf3l1.eQ case. atraWberries,2 ~.
! u.f0g--~; BlRekbefIies, el.s0: Green gagos,
| tl.l1: Eaglo CandsnASa milk, $500 oroWni
B4RiNG FowDER.--siiysr Loaf, 70 cans
psr dozen, l9p.; ~. DO, O. 81; IN do, y o1;
81. do, "a; Oh, do. ti4.
I gtJrDerz,--3iaroh, t5<c soap, oYauaon
exc. German olive, 90, Cnndi0h, fun tp1ea
1870: halves, G, quarters, c, Indigo, BIC y
! Blueing, 30nl,O9 doLen. oole1nAts % astst1
81 fOasi 80 dozen. Maccaroni imported, iboY
| American Si.09 box Eucketk, Two hoop1
sau0 tossn. well buckets. 9t.ul dozen hrocr1s
8 .T6s5a2 5doHen. Brilliant Oil bbiE,, 1875 ilo
| niou. do 23c; do, - canes. l3 ~. brilliant
4-s easea, o. 20; do, l-l2naEos, "a o.
FLOuR - StEnarde itOyh Fatanti " =
pev lQ0lb6. q IS, No 2g2, NO 66l rs. Corn napaa
per buBhel d5o Homing and EriiH 2 Do
Is 10 Oatmeal, y nall Dnl.i % ~ Cfeek e
vyheqt. ar 90 Crackers X iO1a, ~, -
| godf, 5cs xxx hoda, lei ures.rs 3s,i gin
ser anapa 6Ae. lemon ufeainri 63<o.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-13

BAN IEoR, g q. NORWAY, SOL No, y
snest iron, s3{c,. No ~ q kholt iron, ba1c,
galvanized sheet iron, gtB9<c' No. \ daods
l7o. No. / y do, lbu,; 20L2S roOhug tn SO n
OILS 20: l{x20 and l0Il4 PAT. DO. ~ zoos 81
tunoI'B wire, 30 per cent. on; unner'n glfsNA
forty por cent. on; COOK atqv6s slth were
$40 6O625 %: do. with trimmings, Oh 6J@bOQO
WOOD WORK. NGgnn Rzloh. ulu.g7al o.
tongues. 90cGbl 20; singletreOa, 2l9b; bplEteIt
6Oo.; Ep0hss "a 766S3 %; tellOesi 81 @@2& IS
Dodbletrees, - 25@4 90; neck yOkes, 81 pJg
100: plow beams, bA9t5c.; pluW handled, 81 =
,2s5p: handles, sl75e2 81.
NAILS, 81 lb keg. bssiH lOd,-BuTden hoErt
Ehoe per keg, 20 70; Perhing do, 81 So; Walk
er do, So 90; Burden mule, " 81; Northwest
ern horse ahoe nsilh, no. Z, blc, 10; 2, seo Hv
g 2ic., No, . &c, no, s 2(o 'l-ase e. do NJ
4, 45c,, No. 3, 80, 80. 8, 20 no. ], &c no
lle.. Ausable do, No. Z, $50, No, b, 2ici No
Uc., No. 2, 1885,, No, b i8o.
AXIc5-K. X, per doNen, 81 bQ8lQ 90; Lake
o. OOst9 b1i baofenaacE. tt b1ATO boys
handled, % COOS &c.
FHt9ERATOIts.--N Gilman. nJu
No. 2, DO, fls 10 no, do, t13; No. do, ~
Fi.LAREOus--TraUs chains, "a %
| pair a6To: plow IngletraoF, Per don, ~
! pillow doubistrsea, per dozen q 0li hlot
| belle 50 per cent. nh' door locke IS 1898 o.
/ wood screws, % aud 10 por cant. 0is u Il ca
| door butts, a. and 10 Isr cent. on cut an
| timed tNekF. ~ par cent, on; CONGO mills 2
I 0sf cent, III, blind hinges, 81 and 10 por eenl
| on CARRIAGE bolts, &c and 10 per oeni' on
pillow h1lts, % per cent. OF; pieco TN Wsli
q per cent OF; deep stamped ware ~ :
/ cant OF; shallow HtaInped ware tJ Par ca
, on, ispann8d WRFci j3peF 0qhi on
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-13

WHITNEY, eQctined b InSlg9, ~ PEI pruol
sour malta, one year OLD q tl tWo years ~
b 0QH9 2i tfroe yanf1 old - fleA 10 AtAf
airs old Whlaky Cos,
WIglc3.-1iarai, uss8,B5 600 itl0. q PEI qaAi
~. CataWba. pfr gailQn, 49, ll fott,s -
pcr gal. q 66Z5 %. white wins, Ia Gases
y 0OGlp o. -, ~.
(HANFAaNE--G. n. Mumua q CD.' AkAti
nv. e810la ~ o0t Heidaifk, "a ta4kel. 81 ~
3 81 Nrux. 10 lFgaet, ~ OOl1tlvk DOMAIN
ohampaRne, n o0GiA %, Geo, eouleil e1u
~ Aas-siosk his. par doH., q ooSa ~ FeEis
o5f doz "a rifsH ~
BorTLFn HHra--i emp'a quarts w 90 pS
El2 10 budWeiaef ufshfA " w ilnts ~ =.
Hrlauger bear, qci.rA. sb w plnN 81 y
9chlitE MILWAUKEE,, quafte ~ ". pinls !4 Y.
Anthony a Auhn's ats w % pluN W y
IN ClauHen a sons eha-snpagne pfefs Qnlt
ga o., piptE gla9i REiks AilHAa4ses Qpl-ia'
n1lglt
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-13

twelve months clip, light, iue and mcd
um l5alG nno heavy 10 light, eNAli; 81
months, llGiE nll, nne heavy. lQel8 IA
1909.
HrDEs-No heavy flint, dry p u $50; No
2 heavy dint, dry, p b ilo; No. light flint,
n lie, No 9. light flint y n 80. bulls AM
haavy, damaged, Z D s. calf skina and badl,
damaged. v % tepGc; green, salted, sound, y =
7c butchers, green, n n 6A<c.
PELrRtE8--Deer Rkina, SD lbeeIS; ante.opt
skins, n y i0Al3C; goat HkinS, each, lO1W
ahoep polis, according TO amount Of wool
Nloa up; Hhearlings, according TO amount o.
wool, 500, Mexican sheep potts, 6olloc'
Mexican sheep rets, improved, liGl2c; Mex
lean sheep shoarlings, So
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-13

las. lq-Governments firm.
rong.
lies Steady
opened with a firm and higher
tocks, aud in the frst hour OF
was an advanoo OF les 10 / Ia
ckawRuna opened Is higher ~
| d to b. Island rose to eO7-s. The
was attributed to the Granger
tho heavy grain and east-bougd
aftsrn ON there was a
to take the profits
ion OF 4 TO ~ per cont en-
cali tho shares were pRrtieu'
on unfavorable rumors regard
combination. Delaware & Hud-
70 TX, Lackawauna e 10 So
sey Central l5s to Ss. Near the
as a rally Of ito y percent. and
en- or nrm. Union Paeihc sold
e al az. New York
sss. Iachawanua az 80 @9Jis.
Ia Saturday, closing the prices
is per cent higher, cent for
ckAwanna, Delaware & .Hud'
I.ase shore, New Jersey Cen
storm Union, which are Is to 5-S
gher. Chesapeake & Ohio rose
incrican Express rose Jl-2to %,
ms 20. CoO shares,
MONEY.
Ian. ~. Money 10 y: closed
prime mercantile paper I -2Goh;
change d b firm at 81 l-2;
EXCHANGE
ANS, Jan. 2. - sight exchange on
| No per OO0 premium; sterling eI
90 ~
MINT AND RAILROAD BoNDs,
TX, Jan. " The following wer,
oiosn quotations ~ the NeV
exchange this afternoon, AZ com
hose OF "a urday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-13

Special 10 the Gazette.
KANaAs CRY, Jan i2.-rrovisiohs fairly
active and better; light run OF cattle; good
demand and prices strong sheep dun.
PRODUCE.
WHAT Cash 40 bid; February ~ bid; May
O. S-4a3i rs.
@ RN--Cnsh 50 a: Innuary . 81 bid. Feb'
ruary Is - bid; arch - a Id; MHy 30 5-S.
OArs--Dull and nominal; y ~ bid,
LtN o srouK.
The Live stock Indicator rep ris;
CATrLE--R Receipts h2G eNrors , 90 81
GOOD 10 choice shipping sos o., common TO
med ium 4 5OaS 81 feeders 8 t1Au
Hoes Receipts 1tUn 4 1904 40.
SHEKP--Heotipts iS0; fair 70 good muttons
50aS o.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-13
MONTAGUE COUNTY.

% 1900 ncreg in q folid body on Belknnp
creek, u tributary Of Rod River, when Is
no higit OF this properly. q nrfe arc also
fsd ~ Hprlngs. From fn 7W nefe9 Of
trn er, mostly oak, ahordh aunieent shell
TOR for cattle in cold weather. tho grt'H ~
Ile improvements nre as follower one
new frame mousse two substantial oE
houses springs elie, etc II miles OF bnrb
wire fences cue Ose GOll acre., ~ acres for
farm uso and several small pastures nre
fenced front the maln body. B4 cattle lo9
hoR7, horses Hnd ono Ike Of Oxen VIII
no sold with thr pluee
~ 400 ACRES ABOUT I'VE miles BUuinwesi
On Bowie, on headWateTs OF blg spndy
crock, 1860 acres % same VI under 2 lnret-
wire fence: an rich valley except about ~
acres az Timber and bluffs 1907 cattle. pari
DuTham viii be Hud with place Price OF
Land, 81 Der acre; cattle g3 per mead
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-13

NRnNfAlONB.
NEw ORLEANS, Jan l2.--FLnUE-o quiet
hut steady; choice ~ l-a8i %; fancy 81 l-26
. hu; extra nancy b'tp4hU.
cons steady with good demands in sacks,
yellow, 49Gbd: Chuice white co.
GAY Quiet; prime Is 6O@lB 20, choice
n H@lS.
PuNN-- n good dc nnnd, 1914.
LAEn---'rierce4 refined 1 4; key 80,
BULK MEANS IN goou demand, tj long
clear and clc-r ribs H-4
BACoS-Steady; shoulders and long clear
i-i; clear ribs 1875.
HAMS Sugar cured cauvaHsed nrm at IL,
HuIsEN.--Stcudy. Western rtcuned 0S
oil %
CoTFEE-Quiot but steady; Rio cargoes
common 10 prime l-2Wll
SUGAR In good demand, common 20 good
common 3-lG3 7-S, fair TO fully fair rs:
yellow CHARMED 7-SGt; granulated
li-l6
MoLAss Es-Aclire and arm, good to fair
25.GgG. prime 10 choice 3 6e3i.
RICE lin good demand. Louisiana Ordi-
nary prime l-lR5 6-S.
BRAN--Dul U.s.
COTTON SEED Ous-Prime crude. 3ia3i IL;
summer yellow 4UeN. Market dun,
uOTTON mAKRETs,
orion HEoEu-ra Al ALL uHTrEp sTATEi
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-13

Fnrnitu4a--l1 ss.naEeNda, Imitation nhiE q
ssoi. n t9F32 90. ali walnut, % h9Dlj ~ Snhiri
woOd seal, 3 dos, ej 7blB7 Of cane enn flits
seat, IS Otfte 20. oane asat, dining 81 Hia2y Y
Unllds and rockers, f8 OJG2 3D. aTga fogtl 3
81 1Jaal Oh camp Gnd rorkeIHi zach, y ~
III Nirrors, arch tors. dos a2aoDH =
Va5Inh, FOund, 54ulDAG-: lal loais 81 1J19 .
9afos. eacn, p gs6I o. BureauHi y y4ty @
ygash stands, 81 25ab 70. bed lDrinG4it9 1891
nnbf CarnplEar. % lllll
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-13

prtatoes--Irfsn, per unauui 0rG 20. barrel
s. ls. onions per Dbl. ked iDQ yellow, 2. o.
ruFnip white, 81 p0; huterpe2o, ---i
lselug h u m8f hhlf- au.i lafaf
lima g<es ; an batter s4Nn, PtaElst,
medina ey hbl., 60 o5 rnoRll. per onl.. ~
rail- hb. med. G5 90: haW Dbl, ANAL. - %
Chsaae half cream. .ig3fcs full cieam lhs
pannutR. 100 C'sFf rif-bbi.l 90 ui CAB.
base, per crate 81 01Bf5 25.
pduLTHT dsns "a u O. m pa re-
vnunR ohfokenH 81 1884 on Tnrkegai 90 20 =
each. Gaaas. - 30 ~ Ouckas " bi.ib ~
E1Gs--Per doAou. I61 21c,
Frssh country butter, choice q . 4oa
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-13
rREsIDIo ooUNTY.

g5b. Thlriy-three Rud onehaif aocton,
lying between Maria Hnd Preside del
Nnrio. Alamo creek slows through many
price 81 b per ncre; one f6urih cash. bal
ance on one, two and three y0ars.
U3. ~ SECT ONE or i47kJ acrrH, being the
alternate Bpcuonu OF o., q, A y. n. r. Il.
Co, anmo AFRO situated ~ IA len sOuthoaHt OF
preHidio i0c p0f acre,
agI $50 acres survey No o, q, II. s. x, A. H..
H. Co.. very cheap. 61c. per acre.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-13

Drugs and Paints.

WkMNaHa
BoraE, nc. Bi.oarbonaio OF soda, Euglisl
Sc. Cupperaa, sos, CinchiuediR. per or o.
cts, CASTLE soap, per n s@ls. Cream tartar
Caionel, p. q w, 7097b; Engliah, per ID, Dor
tie included, eisl o.. hlOrR HydrGto, per u
q 50al 70. ChlOroform, per 10 bottle inclut'
cd, elO5, Composition powder, per 10 ~
Dovors, per 10 81 20. Epgom salts, per III -
~. Gum Opium, per 10 so; Gum Cam
phor' per 10 Nos horphine, per OF sS w.
per gallon, 81 B5Gl 10; oil, lard winner
strained, 65R7i, oil, lara, No. l, kSe1O, QuiI
inc, =. a W., per os q 10. Flowers sulphur
case 60 per cent. on; broken,
per Of, o.. show CAGES, market prices. Rebate
patent medicines, at list TheyerH FlulC
EgtrnctH, 20 per cent, on, r. ID. F0ld M
tracts, IS Ter cent. on. Essential oils "a
pAum.
strictly pure white lead, % 81; Spirits
tptuon tine, h0t1d Boiled oil, t2stthc.
TuE sHUtHAN-WI WILLIAMS Cu-OIs.
ivory drop black, Is, per 10 lBc, kuChu
coach black IL. per 10 100, lamp black, la, %
BLACK paint. L.. 0c si'russlnn nluo, 90, "a lb
Csc. tUltramarine blue, rs, 10, Ac; blue paint
lR, nc; raw Turkey lumber ls 20; burnt ruf
key uinber ls 70; raw italian alonna, 70, Be
burnt italian sienna, ie, &c; Vankyko brown
H. Qc; Paris green, H. Poe CHROME, l. n. ., &
D. o., ls, re, American vermilllon, la 4lo, ~
dian red, TX. III; Ninettn rcd, le, De-, ldGri ~
&C. Chrome yellow, j.. n. o. 4 N. Or lh, lac
Yellow Oehro, ~, 81, l9}ss, 25s, So
pNEuAtsED GfArNTNG COLulNa,
Bark oak, l6c; Ash, lBc, Black walnut Ice
Maple, l6c,
DEgTEsfPEl CnLONA,
Ivory droY black, 2Jc: raw turkey um bal
l5c. burnt Turkey umber, 25c; raw italian
sieuun. &C: hnrnt Italian sienna, 25c; Van
dyke brown, 25u.
Prices on above made or hasi1 OF in =.
y, and no chnc, assorted; I In s and J l
/ cans; balance in / and 2 10 cams, assorted
/ Price IN 5 10 cans; balance IN 1 and . no car
| pBsorted. Price in D 10 cans 10 less; ~ an
| u 10 tin pals, l@fc less and kegs 70 per
less.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-13

~. LouIn.
% the Gazette.
luis, jan. l2-Wheat was active
iul and prices went up and down
inFer one-half ent.
a slow mud barely steady
lions we'd drmer.
anve eAitie we're offered, and prices
a,yong
rEoprCH
" fasy And unchanged,
ESQ. red 81. cash Is Alttso f-s,
t0 Sal iauuarv NJ i-laN 5-S, ciuslug
nfaarS 9l 1894 2-i, uosing si SIS
sas6l.e cash; ssaM January; n43-t
teurt. III I-An37 80 My.
1 l.a32T hld cash; q 5-s Fehru-
tl-i ~
NHan--e IfE9 %
atlase q igm bnt slow,
roae clear loi short ribs
Long ciesro 1886 g5, short ribs7 o5
aetI "a 8egs so.
~Ncflrgl,
a.lyv CROOK
arrltft lpR, sll, exports 8 ores 2ii
fnQltH 3 23.ra 20; common 10 medlum
eiioH ioedera ttBi io' counted Tex
~ll1telpls i0.6Hs 2o9f0s.
kotalpis SEQ: common 70 medium
good % choice 1894 ".
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-13
0aiyeftou.

aALvpsroS, Jan. l2.--eoTros--spot closed
steady.
Rspeipfs, 1888,
eneg, fIi.
ENporle none,
stock. il t5i
Ordinary y Good ordinary 70; Low
Wffduur 10 1-l6: Nf uliug DO 9-l0 Good ~ a.
oliug i0io-lg. Middling fnn q LID
Futures oreued steady, be anna easy and
closed DIM bat steady az 20 points lower
than Ea.usdhy's close.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-13
Fort Worth, Texas.
KNOX COUNTY,

,d2. ~ 40 acrtsin solldhOuy. enclosed with,
I wire fence and cedar poHiH. The Wichita
river n wH through this tract TOR ono Rnd
hall miles, must tng creek through itH cen.
ter. 10 iH also wnteied by numerous springs
aud brnnchea. The inusuuite sTasa 10 tich
and abundant, Plenty or cedar Timber,
Price e3 per acre easy terms.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-13

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. la-CorFoS = spot
closed very steady.
SRiea, 800
Quotations unchanged.
Low Urdms,fS 1871; ordinary S "a; Good
Ordi oar 50 Inv Middlinr 10 IS "'N'
Pair 10 1918, Fair II 7-i6
Fuiurfs closed steady to4 points lower
except Jal unry, point h Cher.
Nlalnn gL-n q hnIna-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-13

wheat. cnUIus. % y Ulc, msdiuna 90. lrls
rfGr Hfsg5o oats 2gqtM1i hlrisV, rfNt5t
~ 46e; enrn Sse.loo' hay, iOoss nam thf
sEgon. 81 D0fAs ~ per ton bale hay, y w
10 %; bran, so, - llt; chops W VyoA y
oar 10.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-13
100 40 RAYLoR couNrIEs.

~. sti5 ACRES mo pgsinro land, situated
In souihfnrt portion Of Knox anu sonth.
west portion OF baylor countless plenty o.
gatef and timber, good shelter Tor catsei
winier One thousand mead OF good cattif
with auincieu number 81 good nnlh w
81 sold with thia pinee. Price, ANA " anu
81. PEI acre; cattle 81 por head.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-13
LiSs stock zaIzsL
.--.-.----

sFgstsrn TOEas cattle al about three ans
Eoufhern and Central Texas stock cattle az
about two doilarE per head lees than tnt
above quotations.
fTle above prices are Tor herds OF 1000 head
ana upward ~ bust North Texas cattle de-
lIvorOd on the trall.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-13

PROD -CE.
NEW YORK, Jan. l2.-FLouR-Firm.
PKoVtsIuNB
CoFFEU-Spoi fair: Rio quiet, options
moderately active and weak,
sales 1860 bags.
January q Wo %
February .,,,...,...,.. ss...ss.-ss ..,-. " @
MARCH,, s.s.sss ~ o %
A ril...... ..,,.,... ..,.,. ......... o.. 400
sUGAE-Duuor; enued standard A ll-lt;
MotAssFs Steady, with moderate demand.
BICE--Firm.
TALLpw Firm; o Is.
Ro-lN STEADY.
1uBpENrINH Steady; ~ l-2,
EOGs-- "a estCru Iresh demand; 26@& l-2
Pork Firm az Il 3-SGl8
q LARD Firm; spot 10; Junu Try Z 1907 Is;
February 1901 ~. NJ rch ll@l2.
LIVE ~ uCK
NEW y DIRK, Jan. ", BEEvEs- Receipts
as o., including so Cat-loads for expectation,
making 2.suJ TOR The week. Middle grade
steers rcanily sold at advance OF 10 tO2V cents,
Market drmer for extremes; naive steers
3 DV@7 ~ general sales sos o. a carload
OF poor Texas steers sold Tor co,
SWEtP- Receipts. h.7W, making l',a0l FOR
the week: mark tdull and lower for an sorts
except prlmc lambs ana extremes; 4lGO 90
FOR sneep; 1901 o. Tor lambs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-13
LOCAL MARKETS.
rnttan.

Good middling giE strict middllng, RN
mlddling, "a; strict low middling, S.; low
middliug, So.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-13

Chicago,
special TO the Gazette,
CHICAGO, Jan. i2-Tho bears scored an
other victory in the wheat pit today. The
market was active but prices declined
slightly.
Corn was n 1w and lower.
Pork and lard futures active aud Arm.
Cash meats slow.
GOOD cattle siesay and in demand, light
slow,
sheep active.
wHeAr-Jauuary ~ SsasuI-s, closed az 70 81;
February 81 l6nNl - closed AZ 8 les;
March 81 i.fG@ -, closed AZ sl7-s; May 90 rs
CoRN cash 81 s-saS7 ii. closed 70 S-i@T:
January SO e Y ~, closed rs "a; February
SO 5-snS1 - closed 86 o g. March s6T.SGH l-R,
closed 81; May 40 -5ail rs, closed A. SIS
FHnVtglnNN.
Pork 80. Cash n 81 l-i8i2 o.; February
| II Siel2 y l-2; March llg 40 q y 10; May
LARD y cash or December y 1905 50 ;
January q ~; February Q 5000 March
! B0ll POI 90; NAV 1901 II 10,
| RUIZ MEATs-Shoulders 4 0l@1 90 short
| lib COOS o. ~ short clear 4uGb 20,
/ LIVE STOCK
! Drovers' journal reports
! HOGs-ROretpts, 81. m; 2AGt ~
! CATTLE Receipts $50 exporters as 90;
] good 10 choice shipping 0lGo CO common 10
choice 1905 O., stockers 3O@ioF feeders
/ 4 Coca 50.
sHE, P-Recaipts 50n0; commo7 20 hir lSn@
30 medium to good 5O9t 20. choice lomos
5Oi6525,
rh6 Drovers Journal Liverpool special
quote. beavv supply Of home-ored stock
IL higher; best grad,s making 10 cents
| dressed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-13
B II H l. ~ H IN.
GEO. B. LOVING & CO.,
Ranch, Land and Cattle Brokers,
2O8 West Second ST. Fort WORTH Texas.
2O8 West Second St,
CLAY COUNTY.

CLAY COUNTY,
28. I2,ODo ACRES aud a stock OF iojO cattle;
VIII sell % half interest To az agreaanle part
ner. Land u per acre, cattle $40 per head.
BosQUE COUNTY.
2s6. 500 ACRES ono and half milos from
WRlnut Springs, inolosed with wire ano
oudar pCst6, well WRtefed ana fheltered
viii trade fJr a smaller place or sell thf
whole or a half interest. Price ana terms
ON application
COLEMAN COUNTY.
a5t s5,00 ACRES, 1900 Of same inolosea
an abundance Of grass ana wator Price
enoo ted land, 81 perecre; price unenoIoaed
SAD per acre
HASKELL COUNTY,
rq5. rho A. Richie League, ii23 acres.
Tho sa ah McFeron survey, wv s35eH'
survey. 10, H. p, OF y. D. b. q q H. H.
! lesHio White 6ilacIes,
| Arthur SHAY don, hl2 acres. co...
Sections Bi, o., %, a. n. y. Randnlph survey
also VutytyB7. made FOR d. Do teas. Fuee
s8.25 per ncTa
DENTON COUNTY.
sol. i7lG ACRES ofthe John .Ayres survey, all
/ ofwhich 81 under a harbed wire fence, WIZ
| bois dare poHts; abundance OF timber ana
OK RGRfs Of tie Robert whltoek survey
! alsu under fence, and hituht" ono inAie
] south OF the Ayres survey
I Throe tanla Furnish an abundant supply OF
I water. 49, ..
] 225 COWS aud heiferH, 90 one and Two ytag-
J nd steers aud 20 calves VIII no hrid WIN
/ tho above pastures. Prices ana terms on
application,
PECos COUNTY.
800. J SECTIONS ofthe aiternates OF ne M
k. hT, Extension x Il. Co.,s Surveys ,6eslnH
sections 1919 block ila, and fegilonr
81 and 2}. block 10. s per acre; terms NM
sos 6io acres u. u. W 3. u Z. survey NO, I
also surveys Hes. n, and 1891 acres eael
IoKae 90 tral railway surveys ouereH fsig
low. Price - cts. per aero.
BAYLOR COUNTY,
eo4 rs ALTHRNATE SECTIONS, eW acre
oaoh, ~ ID. 10 Il o. n, ~ good gfatn,, y !.
~ water, ample shelter Tor winter ti~Vpe
ac1e.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-13
THE GAZETTE: FORT woRFH, TEXAS TUESDAY JANUARY 49,


s.s ola butter ssiooa oi's.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-13
/ 'CHANGE,

ned Firm Yesterday and
heir own Throughout
oay Cotton Lower.
Markets Fluctuated Widely
the Close Ruled Lower
Provisions Active.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-13
nOsQUB COUNTY

2S}. t2ODl ACRES aud a stock OF ioJ0 cattle,
VIII sell 70 half interest To an agreeable part
ner. Land "a per acre, cattle $40 per head
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-13

gs6 500 ACRES ono and half n1ilos from
walnut springs, inolosod Win wire ano
oudar pests: well wHtored and fheltered
viii trade fJr a smaller place or sell me
whole or half interest. Price and terms
mn npuIlgatiOu.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-13
COTTON MARKETS,

Exports this week TO eTeai Britain. 1851
Etonee;'''' '''''''' ''''''''''''s'''''' l95e'
NOnn6n Ntsnu
stock at all U. .. ports thix cay. 9Il, az
This dag lest ySst lilH,63'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-13
PEcos COUNTY.
BAYLOR COUNT

oos ID ATHfpRNATE SECTIONS. $50 acre'
eaoh. D. b. H.h C n, r.; good gratis, p,.nll
on water ample shelier Cor ginteTl ti@epel
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-07-01

SPRING WHEAT.-The following
from the Pomeroy Telegraph, may
be of interest to our farmer read
erE "Jacob Dorst, of Chester town.
ship, sowed a small patch Of Scotch
Fife spring wheat in April, the seed
having been brough! from Dakota
by his son.in,law, Jacob Dean
Sixty days from the sowing it is
over three feet high, and promises
TO head,out beautifully, Mr.. Dorst
counted nineteen stalks for one
grain Of seed. In Dakota this
wheat requires only ninety days
from the time it is sown until it is
ready to thresh, and it brings the
highest price Of any wheat in the
market, The disastrous effects Of
last winters freezing on the winter
wheat admonishes farmers that if
spring wheat Gun be successfully
raised in this section, it is time
they we're finding it out. The ex.
pertinent should be tried in differ.
ent parts of the county"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-07-01

There will be a Fourth Of July
celebration and meat supper and
festival at Smiths Chapel, Cologne
District. The festivities will be.
gin at 10 AM, and will consist Of
the reading Of the Declaration Of
Independence, music, vocal and in
strumental, and speeches on the
subject Of American Independence.
The supper and festival are for the
benefit Of the church. During the
day the church will have a supply
Of ice cream, lemonade, candies,
and SO on. A large attendance is
expected and good time is antici.
pated.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-07-01


Hush up about bard times-you
don't know what hard times are
Wait till you have to brace ur
for hard work on stale corn bread
and swamp water, as we have
done then you may talk of hard
times. Dad CAST you, you owe ev.
erybody we know and can't pay
your debts-but don't everybody
owe you and can't pay you either
so you're just about square up.
Why you'll have hogs to butcher,
cattle to sell, horses 10 trade and
plenty of mush this fall--whal
more do you want2
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-07-01

MERIToRIous AppoNTMENrs.--
The Board of Directors of the Peni.
Tertiary at its session last week,
appointed Messrs. Henry Keisel, Of
this place and Fritz Bauer, of Ma.
son City, on the guard force of the
penitontiaty. These appointments
are well received by our people,
and are a meritod recognition Of
the services Of the working young
Democracy of the county. No bet
ter selections could have been made
and We congratulate these gentle.
men on lheirappointment, and the
State on its having secured their
services.