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The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-06
sAnsAPARILLIAr RnsoLvBN7
4 GREAT CONSTITUTIONAL BEkEDl

Skin diseases, tUmors, ulcers ana sores OF ~
kinds, particularly chronic diseases OF the skin
are cured with great certainty by a coGrse OF d.
Railways SARSAPARILLIAE. We mean obst
nate cases that have resisted al other treatment
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-06
DIR. w
SarSaDaryilaH ReSOIyeBl.

Pure blood mskeA <ound flesh, strong bone sns
q clear skin. II you would have your hesh Arm
your bones sound, without carries, and your com
plexion fair, use RAILWAYS BARSAPARLLIJAl
RESOLVENT, the
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-06
BUSINESS CARDS.

t1kf fres rsFrssfzssd ocEos ara ts nsfa nuzsEsk 90
ogs Of ts Ssxtinsl rsode1.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-17

included, 0Odl 10. choral hydrata per ~ t0ae
70; chloroform per N, bottle Included,
iidS0C. composition powder per nj
2Ac Doyers per 10 / 20; EPSON salts per
n 36ilc, Sum opium, per N, SO s5ai 90, Gum
camphor, per n. 2Sc Morphine, per on, 81 lO4f
---. on castor, machine, 7OdsO0; oil. castor,
per gallon, 81 53dl 30, oil lard wintor-atrainnd,
Goa I5c oil, lard, No, !, 6Oc Qunlno, r. 4 W.
per on, soc, Flower sulphuB, 3AmAc. Alum, ald
%. PRESCRIPTION yials, 10y csso IS per cont, on
broken, 80 ana ~ per cont OF, Show-cahcsl
list prices RObaic pat. med, at list. Thaycrr'
Flnid eNtrncts, 20 per cent. of. r. u. FLUID
extracts 20 per cent oil Essential oils, -
Louis list.
Distcmpor Colors. Ivory drop black 21O raw
Turkey lumber Poe; burnt Turkey umbcr 25c
raw Italian sienna 2hc; italian burnt sienna
21ci Nundykc brown s5C.
fNints. strictly pure white lead 7Od75ci splr'
It's turpUntlnc 50a5lc; boiled oil d2dthc.
The sherman Williams Col0rs Ivory drop
black la per ~, lGc; fnglish coach black, % per
10, 6c lamp black II per n, Ice lulunmorino
! blue, ~, Is, lAc, blue paint IL 90, raw Turkey
umDer 2s &c. burnt Turkey umhcr Ia &c, Iaw
Italian sienna ls Oc, burnt Italian sienna ~ Ne
! Nandyko brown Is &c, Paris green IL lio,Ihromt
/ l.. NJ, O,aD. q. Ia liC, American yennllllOn Il
zoe Indian rcd H., lie Ncnitian red H. % l2jc, y
! dgc, Chrome yellow l.. NJ \. q, ~ -, q. ~ l4i
/ yellow ochrc llis ~ ~ 2hs &c.
! Prices of the above made ON n basis OF lu !
/ 1 aud / N cans, assorted In aud ! and u
/ cans; balance In and N cnuA assorted. Price
/ IN o n cans, balance In and 2 N cans assorted
Price In N cans lC less, l2i md 20 u tin pam
! / &c less and kegs 70 per n less
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-17
LOCAL MARKETS.
OFFICE oFTuE GAZETTE,

OFFICE OF THE GAZETTE,
Nov. 10, ISIS. I
The approach OF the Christmas holidays has
already given q stimulus TO traffic in several
branches OF busin 3ss, and viii cause boom ali
along the line in the near future.
The local markets were fairly active to- dny.
The fact that there are n number of shorts
among buyers here keeps prices well up and
from 3. s5 to $50 Is being paid. That Fort Worth
buyers have given more than nj most other
places Is evidenced bya number OF dealers
with headquarters here, purchasing the bulk oil
their orders at other pointe. one gentleman
who has shipped about 5000 bales this season
bonpbt nearly all of It outside the city be
cause he could buy cheaper. 1t Is thought
the staple Is likely 10 decline In
very short time, on account Of European wai
lThcre IL a tolcrahly free movement Of grain,
/ ast,cciailv al oats and com, hut the bulk OF u
,,,.s from one part Of the state 70 anoiher, lhe
! 5nost considerable part Of the foreign eNporla
/ Hon Going 10 New and old Mexico EAruer m
| Inc wear parties tried shipping TO inc East, Dul
| lie experiment was not altogether salisiac-
| tory. and hereafter we may expect 10 see ny iai
/ 10 birgest mart OF our grain kepl
] al home and the surplus used 10 ialleh etoth'
| rhIs "A rs IL should DE, and Texas farmers en-
! make far more by converting toif gram ihVo
! flesh than by sellingll. .uh .utt,ds -,
/ The market Il well supplied with al kinuH ol
4 nraduce from the country besides QUANTITIES on
! agane nj moderate figures. Eggs are ~ demand
| and are quote AZ 10 2'3 cents
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-17
staple Dry Goods.

Prlnts-standard prints new styles blci Al.
lens faneles SIC; American blc; Arnold 0!c;
Belmont &c; Berwick lci Charter Dan, Aci
Conestoga 6lei Dunklrk, &c Du4n tnncc.t,.
6lc; Hamilton staple styles 6lc, linriel 5lci
Lodi 4ic; Manchester 5lc; Pacific blci south
bridge &c; steel River 5lc' simpson linen
finish blcj Windsor DC; fancy plnkt, oic
slater solids 5lc Peabody solids 5lc Berlln
solids Ole Durham solids iicj Victoria black 4lci
Steel River chlntz 6lc.
Albany'A A4.4 SIC; Atlantic a A 4Gci Cliflon
&C l-46c; Lawrence l. !. ~ DC Rutland g
c "a Gle; Glendale a \ a. DC; Enterprise y
Il "A SIC; Tam O'shanter Z I b3ci Chapman a
"a Be: Belfast II "A sic; Rose Valley 70;
First Prize "A 0lc; Argyle ~ set Busy Bee
A &c, -,
broke 1914 1906 Monadnork l0l Isle; Lancaster
1914 lsc; Peppcreli 1914 2lc; Boston lO-l 2Sei
Lockwood l0.l 22lc.
t0i Peppereil BE; 1914 Pembroke DOC; 10
Monndnork l0lc, 1914 Lowell l9c; l0.A Lock
wood 2lcj o. Qdinnobarry aci 90 Pembroke
tolored Duoks-Montaun y SIC; Boston 3 o.
lOlc; Everett II - lie. Paiuxcnt 10 on i2ici
Essie brown lie, Warren Mile II G.
Tickings-hmoskeag 4 & a l2ei Arasapha ~
7c; Cornwall sc, Whttenton 800 re, Glen
Riddle 7c; Lewiston 30inch lllci ocean Olci
OHkdal0 Ole,
Hickory siripes-Extra stout, blue Or brown
aie; Mechanic, blue Clci Jewett Ciy ~ koci
Rlver blue and brown Sc; Eagle, blue Oic
TncasyiileA s.; Columbian 3ic,
Bingham s--Zophyr &c Piunket 1loi GlhsgoN
fancles &c Glasgow dress stylee SIC brighton
Glc. EarlatOn b4c; scotch BooNiold SCI loTh
check 7le; slattervillc checks ilci Nubian dress
style. Sic; Argyle staples 1ici Bates iAncies &C
IOchlomOnd 7c,
Linseys--Cumbcrland lie; Calumet l0ci FAN
Play he; Imperial lie; Geneva l6ci AdriGil'
lgic; Bradford l2lo; Clifton Sc windsor tc
,leaus-kluyyer ucy AbbOitaiord llci Telc
graph l3e; Covington lAei Poinrls l7lci Hoosie
i7ci Imperial lsc; bennington Isle; American
2Oci Silver Peak 25c; GLAND 2Ict Texas Doe
skin 24c, Great southern asci HumDoidt VIC
Canontcut Doeskin 35c,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-17

saddles-Ilaised stamp California IS 00d7j O0j
plain California 20 00060 90, loose c0fus, still
tree u O0a3O 90. tied coruA, OF Austin Texas
10 GOA rs 90 full rigs 500l2 90; rigs, black OF
oiled 50dlO 10; side saddles o. TO 20 90.
POckets-Pockots / 0Oa2 90; Llama goat 5Oa
800.
spura-Eurcka nickel with straps . 70; India.
nula a..
Team Whips-per dor. o 90 20 10 90; qulrts per
doz, % TO - 90 brcast straps with Sides ana
sileB per don 100 TO n 90; girihB per ~ "a
10 % matters, web, per do2. 70 haltors leather
per doz. 10 % 70 ~ OOi saJdlc bags per doh ~ Y
cartridge bclt5 per doz. 100 10 $500 hame' etrapi
per dnx. 10 l TO-
/ ColArs--Duck . g0i lenthcr 10 ~ " y pi lmlt
scotch whang. sewcd II 10; heavy s0ndrim split
and duck ~
IIames--liook No. ?, by case per do2 SOL
hook No. ], by case. per dOH 2 70.
(fhufug--sis a. .bg
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-17
|HlDE MILLI0NAIRES.

illsttts Family to Receive n For
siOn a Relative in England.
", Mass, Nov. 16.-Charles II,
i resident of Ncwburyport,
y been notified that he and his
L and sisters are heirs to several
i left by a deceased relative in En-
HE woman from whom the mill
Hiocome-- Mary Ann Thurburn of
-Eas the wife of q baronet and
sktt who was the London agent of
h Of Persia. Her brother, Charles
per, father of the NewburypoTt
9si or many years British consul
Va. Emigrating to this country
n be subsequently was an instruct
fguases az Harvard, having, by q
a nlsiortuneS, lost quite g little
While there he prospcred,
sOn Charles had fitted for Ilar-
was about to enter when a linger-
PES attacked both the professor
4 que, during which they were re-
\ poverty. Several times the elder
&pplied to his rich sister for aid,
las sums were forwarded from
me, Upon the death OF the par
children were left TO shift fol
y = Their names are: Charles
n Aewburyport; Robert II. Nj
M y Myrtle street, and Antimi
A. NJ. I. Barker, Boston; b. ii
Barker, WV. 7. Barker, Cam
H. D. N. S. Barker, Paris. Tn,
a " Of initials come from the cid
a maternal side, which was al
laliy, Some time ago Daniel
Y, having saved Il little money
& y Europe, and from him, in Jul
Ohers learned of the death O
md that they were the heirs
81 mas been talked over, but n
vas OF action were arrived a
~ Pratt of Boston, an attol
w INTO communication wit
t w the matter is now In hi
+ : said the estate amounts
al OF which is TO come to til
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-17

,ana graduated 7lc standard A Ilci choice
white. &c; Louieiana y G. biGic.
Ricc-ioulsiana aialc now.
Sait--Ooarse In bags, 81 S0Gl 40; nnc In bags
-- lake, In Nat hoop barrels 81 Soi pockets
Soda icarbouatc in kcgs A 10 Sc, blcorb la
cases blci lump sal soda IN Kegs 2ldGici
grAnulatcd sal soda In Go lh drums BE.
Molasscs Choice ouislana Soc to $50 (pow
CROP fair TO good Boo core syrup Soc
COhCc--Rio fair % To Zoe prluC 10y to llci
choi,e ia 10 l2c Iaguyra l2lc; Java 300, Gold
ON Rio lslc Pea Berry u! 10 l3c.
Pickles. gal. pails mixed pickles 5Oi glae.
pinis 10; glass quarts 70; glass hall gal %
glass gal I 70 glass hcN gal. 10
Wrapping. paper--kag aud straw ~ To i1c
snuA-Garrctts 6 OF. II 25per case 2oz q @
Lon. 81; Ralph's B-oz, 10 Io' ] %, . 1885, hon
4 10; dental G.oz. 10 0Oi on. 30,
Canned Goods-Priccs per dozen; Pine ap
pies, standard, II 50 peaches, standard, Ms
70; Tomatoes, standard, lbs, oOi seconds,
MS, -; ms, / -; green corn lOal oO' greer
peas 50; gooseberrles ! q; raspborrics 10
oyters, full weight, IN 49, , IL 10; ligh
y gS n J" mackorel, d SOcSl oCi sar
dimes, American, 100 cAsei Imported, Il u
case; strawberries, u ! 5O' blaeEbcrrlel
%; green cages ----i Eagle condensed hiH
Soap-s2 75a4 80 per case.
Bagging--lsb standard llic; llb lie.
Tles-Arrow and Delta 81 3d.
Fiour-Best patents S. u per 100 ms; patcn
81 70 per 100 MS; third grade 30 per 100 IBIS
fourth grade 90 per 100 MS Corn menl-Pel
bushel 00c. lIOminy and grts--Per Dbl 80
Oatmeal-Por half Dbl Is. Cracked wheat
Per IL &C. Irackcrs--A soda &c; XXX soda 6lc
cream SIC, ginger snaps 7lci lemon creams ~
SundricB--starch &c. Candles, fun boxes l2ic
halves quarters -. Slick candy 9Gl0lc fancy
no to lGc rope, Q basis, do cotton, lie. Herring
imported, 81 2ipcr keE. Raisins, layer s. 30
CIDER, crab apple, 40c Missouri, soc. Nlnega
10 TO 21c. Concentrated lye 81 70 to 90. Jngs
glazed lie per gal Crooks, glazed, l0c pei
gal Dried peaches to l6c Indigo iac 10
| Blnelng 30cdS 81 90 dozen, Culcman's mustard
! II 3Oai 10 dozen. MaccatOni, imported, l5c n
! American Use box. Buckets, two hoops, II q
| dozen well buckets 90 DOZEN Brooms Z
! as 20 dozen. Brilliant oils, bblH, llci Eupiol
| 90, do, u cases, 81. Baking poWers, bulk
| ga lie; / % cans, 90
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-17
TEXAS TOPICS

.,.,,rs $500 inhabitants
vosd ' ..vs that walnut Springs
g .,,rg badly scared up for
Wv l ,V9.,ossyille arc trying to or
eoup'' ,gill be on the line OF the
y,5DTdb western railroad
Soi .,a,,ss to improve despite
soql' q getting the Santa fe.
fialn'' :, eroup is making fatal
pnou NE children at Cameron
snoD .arn Of Goldthwaitc has a
rii i.rs 'PG about as big as mans
.s,ic.ed with hoodlums,
.' n town I, into a big shooting
n wvnne, a prominent clti'
narrowly escaped uro"h-
\ a'i Brssos recently
n ne rife have organized a
geis 2, ~ Max Mas OF Austin is
rattlesnake was recently
o va, !, eddnSy, that had a squirrel
ssih when shot ,,,
800 a Young Mexican, while
lie'ie ,ons on the Medina, fell
.oS received fatal injuries.
son,lnel SAYS the road agents
gay .mossing fortunes in plum
- mi advises everybody TO
Hliu, money in registered letters.
~ 4 henderson, 4 gentleman
Y. Y Unknown in Texas journal
cbnrch in Cisco last Sun
X, sloons keep closed ON the
.5gn Cisco
,,drals an aspirant Tor literary
49, s.. nenned an article for the
,,.s,sis Review, whereupon the
.~s sgs that Secretary OF state
-T,srlbute a piece to the Cen
SatIon Charters.
NE Waco Examiner and
a Gatesyille Advance con-
sasicable exchange of journal
,,je, The latter accuses the
,ssring taught a negro school,
ssgy,orts by calling "Cran" a
;.i5e ol II. O. Hoffman, a Brcn-
lleper. while in jail on a charge
.,snent was attended with some
Ia had a wife and children in
4 whom he referred In letter,
A,,tbey should not be told the
sg It is thought that he was
lr 10 a large amount in Berlin,
aprs Point Chronicle says that the
\ strike was the logical conse-
tbe yillainous legislation that
sollse bill No. $50, which prohib-
oi foreign ships from handling
a Texos wharves. 1t gave the
Ymen monopoly, and is de-
sa species OF class legislation.
arsiy Of an uncommonly painful
occurred in the Cedar Grove
M m Van Zaudt county recently
N boys, the sons of William
aged eight and twelve years
4 quarrel, when the younger
hisbrother, killing him almost in
The mother was nearly frantic
over the sorrowful deed.
&s8,ctlng Incident occurred in TIN
QUIZ at Brownsville a few day
man named Louis Licenia was OF
theft Of cattle. His wife was OF
II and on being pressed to answe
III slOns, broke into tears an,
but that she and her child wer
ID end that the animal had bee
8rdat her request. Her husban
&4mHhd
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-17

ORANGES Louisiana per box 81 %,
MosAlna Ipmons-pcr box 50 GOAT 30.
Apples-Northcrn s. OOf63 % per Dbl.
pOtntoes--Irish per hu new Northern sho In
sacks. Onions--Northcrn per bbl 81 -. Beans.
butter 3c. Peanuts 7dBC, Cidcr-lialf bbl
"a 80. Cabbago-ror crate northern - lbG
90.
Poultry-ilcns 81 90 per doI, young chickens
81 OOd2 10; turkcyH !OW50c, geese 25a6O,
ducks, per dozen, 81 1jd3 90.
Eggs-PeT dozen iGc.
Frcph country buttcf-Choice lbd25ci choice
Western dairy lSc fancy creamery soc,
pOtatoes--Swout. l0atDc per Duahcl,
Snuor kraut--l'cr hRii barrel a,
Banunas--pcr bunch, 2 25d3 %.
COcoanuts-Per lnD, So 80.
New PoCans-IWilo
Brazil Nuts-l2lC,
Almoude-1Og
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-17
chicago.


CHICAGO, ILL, Nov. lb.-tlour-Morc aclNei
prices steady aud unchanged
Whrat-Firm carly ON higher cables ana
light receiutR, then wGaR ana lower, closlhB
rather firm; November, S9d09lac, closing oodc :
December gO}d9lsc, closing SOici January VI
69!3c, closing Gle May, WA9geGc' closing 1T
92lc ,,.,,,o. ,,talosc
closing at 42sc; December and year SOG4O4c,
closing at lOlc bid; January Si5%5'EGi CLOSING Nv
8Ifc; Nav 3gi $780, closing at 3a.c bid
PROVISIONS.
PorlS-Novemb s. 70. ,o,,, ,o, ~
Iard-November quiet az ~ lOdo "! &c.
cember closing So l24d6 10; January olos'hs
Roled Neats-Easy and tribe lower dry
solted shoulders IS i5d3 30; short Ilb y ~
GlN5; long clear 81 gO@l %; short clear 70 10
G5 20. ,,,,,,
Wheot--Easicr and lowcri .Oic December
902c January; SIC May. to, ,ot, noco,.
Corn--Stcndyi 92Gc NoNelhuei' 'V+N '''"
W P6,r k IS Oj Noycmbcri IS O5 pecem'
Der,
LIVE STOCK.
The Drovers' journal reports: ,oo, sht,.
ming steers, So 50Q5 40; stockers ana teeuS ed
- S6aI on; cows and bulls and mixed ~ W.
| ! on. hulk 81 6Od3 Is. through leNhs cdttl'
| Strong Mt 80 25aS 40, Western rangers s,ea oS
natives and half breeds IS s0Gl Soi COWS v 'VU
! r "a: wintered Texans ~ OlG3 ~ %
Hogs-Receipts b5OOi steadyi y rJS o. 60 Oo6
| sheep-Recoipts 5000; Slow Natives ~ ~ o 9S
| q 60. Western - O0qS 10; Texans ~ Oo"' w
| lambs So 75di %. .,a, tyornool cobl,
| TWO DrnVprs' journal special liNeiVooi uaol'
,rntes tho cattle market lc higher-nesl amer
lean cattle selling ut l3lc per pounu uressou
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-17

Bar iron 50 90. Norway &C. No, % sheet Iron
iic, No ~ c sheet iron acc, galvanized sheet
iron ndglc, Ne j sod l7c, No, Do Isle.
2ON2s roofing TN lli@lAe, i4N2n and l0Nl4 pat,
do Z 15a8 30, tnnur's wire 30 per cent. on tin
nor's stock 40 per cent of, cook eiovcR with
ware 10 10a9b % do with trimming "a 00dbe %.
Wood Wnrk-MaKon aNlos vocal OOi tongues
00o6l 90, Riuglcueos 81 holsters boo apokes
. s6Gd %, foilooe ! jhas IS, 0oublctrOcs > 2ha
20 neck yokes hOa2 90; pillow beams h0a66c
pillow handles l1sa2 90,
Nals-- 3 10 key. basis lOd-nurdon horse shoe
per key, . ~, Perkins do q a0, Walker do 30,
burden mule u %, Northwestern horse shoe
nails, No T. soc, No ., 20c, No, o, 29o No Z, Gle,
No :, zoo; "i.aku's" No 4, i0C, No. D 2bc, No.
q, eac, Ma, Z, zoe, No. y, l0c AuHablu, do No.
A. Abe No D. 2lC, No, q, 2lc, Ne Z, Zoe, NO &, lnc.
Miscellaneous rwcc chane No 2, per pair,
40C plOw englotrece, PER dol., 2 2hi pillow
douhlvtrcUs, per dOg.. 90, stock bells, 80 per
cent, of door locks 2ial 90, wood screws,
80 ana 10 per cent on, l.. Il, cas- door butts, 90
aud l0pcr cent. on cut aud timed tacls, ~
per cent OF coffee mills 90 per cent OF blind
hinges, 90 and 10 per cent. on carriage bolts
% and 10 per cent OF ! plow bolts, 30 per cent
OIL piece tin ware, 10 per cent. on deer
stamped ware, 90 per cont on. rhalloW
stamped ware, 90 per cont. oil.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-17

PRODUCE, PROVISIONS, prr.
NhW ORLEANS, la, NOV. Is -flour dnlt,
choice q aol fancy "a 20; extra fancy Il ~
III minnesota winter wheat patents IS i0a
Coln--Dull aud unsettled at tsd,ec.
a, Oats-steadyi with fair demand; ehoire
Hay-falr demand. prime SIS oaais al
choice $40 50SlT o..
Hog frodncts-Stcgdy.
Buik Meats Shoulders. 81 O.; long clesr
W l2l clear rih. s. -
hsyeo en-, ), 81 5oi long clear, S Isl
u HloSns-choi5e sugarcurcd 'canvassd sloa
Mhisky-oaiet; Western rccuded. II GOA
. Sio,,a'e,---,S,tseadyi Rio c,rsocs common /,
,i 6ilce-firner; ordinary to good ale5ic; year
Cotton Seed on--onlen summer yellow, B.
Cotton Seed Cake-slasnc.
sugar-Activo and a shade bieher
Louisiana open Kettle choice, 5.iee
strictly prime, &c; prime, lic, good
20 fair 70 fully fair. Act: GOOD eom.
mon to fair, Gi7c; Inferior to corlfnon n $40
choice white. iiGa 3.l6c. of white eia6lc|
gray white alc choice yellow clarified. Nc
primo yellow clarified, dsdj l-lGc; of ycllow
oiar.Hcd, alci seconds, 5la53c.
MoaSscs-light demand holders arm, Lon
isiana open kettle choice, i0d4lc strictly primo
3ad59c; good prime 3td3Ac; prime aS3c! rood
fair 26a2ec fair Adghc; good com
mon 2Oc; centrifugal strictly primo oTaaac
good prlme,2oc; toir Go prime, 2lei common e
good common, l6dlac inferior. Adlhc.
ENchangc-New York sight at p9ri bankers
sterling, 81 S2li clearing OF the banks - VIZ i4D
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-17
nullding Material.

Iumbor-Rough lumber, boxing, II lncheA
aud under irBt class SIS 90 stripping AN8, ~ Oh,
thick clears / and u, n 90. rough lumber
second class IS 00i jolst aud ssanting, culla
~ 30.
siding--Flrst, common white pine 20 90,
second, DO, ~ 90; third, do, 20 90 poplar 70 90
d27 30, native pine, d, u OOl native Pine, ~
20 %; native rough, lG 40,
Dressed Iuinber--BONin ~ inches and I'M
der, - 90, do, AN3, % %; ecantlng iost or any
common lumber, y %, boxing over " lnchcs
20 %; thick clears, u Ia u and 2 80 0Oi bccond
class, any Kind, 20 CO.
Dressed ana Matched Flooring First class,
ylB: second. class, p 30.
White Pine Furnishing Lumber-lh u and
inch wide white pine, $40; inch do. o.
Ceiling, beaded or Plain First common white
pine, $50 I'd do ~ 90, sd do 20, poplar 20 600
3I 90, poplar 2s OOa30 90, native pine ~, do
20,
shingcs-Whlte pine 90, do hhndcd \
4 20, do extra No, l 3 90, cypress, best, any
brand %, do No. 2 4 ~, do No. . 10, native
sawed heart 10, 6apa 90.
pickotB White pine dressed and headed,
square or Nat 90. yellow pine do 90, laihe
. 60d4 90.
Lime, Cement etc-Llmo, Austin 9 % per
bill. cement, louisville or llosanals 10 Per
Dbl Portland, on per bbi.i plaster paris,
New York or Michigan, 90 per bDhi plaster
hnir Soc In,
Brick Fire proof, % per NJ.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-17
PRODUCE.


Nr,v yoRR. Nov lG.--Flour-Strong'
Vhcat-sn0t held higher, but ruiel P'ilo'
Win contiuued absence Of export lhleItst, ny
tians nnSned strong ana leic higher, iAIet iUs
he advance and dvcliued iallc, 1losi,g N.Y. ~ )
NJ red nominal al glHailc eIeVaI,ul NJ ~ :
ed November g7G9s5c, closing 2Gi DeV ti ~
al agaSc. closing 07tc; January Wy.HG , Wa
cnsins Dose; Man 81 O6i0l Osl clOsi9e - WA. ed
'Snr5SSnot STEADY and quiet; options open tvs
i.Siriower, later declined further Va ~ a9oat,
sca1yy. No > sale, elevator ~ gDS1cs a.I 10
" . November 58la5iic, closihE ' ~ 49,
cember 59ia5iic, closing 5Aci MAY "Su''sN'
closing 4slc. ,,,s rrc
Cnfee-Options steady bul Neiy uull' "a "a
qoSo bsgs. December. 81 "; feDruaIli ~ ~
ss,u1gtaa'rHDnll; refined dull; granu'aleu' y
SST;c ciio.ses--ouIet aud easy; New Orleans is@
| sOr choice and fancy.
/ Iice-Firn; demand modeiale'
Turpcntne-Sic- 80
! Pors-FlTm; mess, w. ,, se i7i; December
! Iard-Iower and dull sto', - ~
! 81 4ita6 AZ; January % - az ~
| Rnsi1i-Dull at 81 luiHA 55.!,s,,r fleece ga
WooI-Ouiet and llrmi 1oines''
| 90, nulled lt933c; Texas Va--o'
'o' P"i'SN LIVE STOCK. s,,n
peeves--Receipts $3.50; for me wSeH stcer,
avn and mi sold; poor 70 rllls . No., ear load
81 lOaI IS few tops . vVaO w
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-17
LAMpAsAs SPRINGS.

IAlih AND PLEASURE RESORT.
-se has justly earned the reputa-
NV the great health and pleas
Y the Southwest. For mer-
's.sunatic, cutaneous and kidney
;nese waters are the most GER
w and specific known. The
~ gSaceded to be the best in the
,b, me San Geronimo, centrally
suaully located corner Fifth and
W, Is one Of the most comfort
~. furnished and best-venti-
4, ~ ~ y lhe state, which, with its
IA lslne and moderate rate OF So
y special rate to parties by the
4 ro gaIa' MAKE the san Geronimo q
4, ',,e' Two sample rooms on
H. 'Neh'y feet square each-best
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-17
VOil0n Seed CnLc-aia9ilc
Coffee.

RIO nE JANEiRo, Nov. iG.-CoHcc- Rcrular
hrsts 400 rcis per 10 hlns; good seconds 1850
rcisi receipts during the week, 1900 bagri pir
chases for the United States, $1,000 bags .
stock. $1,000 bags.
SANTOS, Nov, -CoGec--Rccctpts during the
week, 6A,oVU bags, purchases for the United
states, 1000 bags; clcarances for the United
states, l2OC0 bags; stock, 1900 BAGS,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-17

Whisky-Rectl1od lOal co. rs per proof ,
sour mash, two.y year old, 4 coal 10j three
year old 1 gag gOi fancy extra old whisky
I OO0b 90.
Wincs-Clnrct, per cnao, 81 5Q@l0 90 ~ per
quality, chtawDH, per gallon AOcdl Dj pnft
4 gOa8 90, sherry, ner gallon, ! 20@3 0Di Ma
dcira. per gallon, / G0aSGOi white Wine IN case,
OOal 90.
Ae---sl0ck nle per dozen 81 00a2 25i port per
dozen OOa2 o.
Ciears- Domestic $40 0OaD OOi Key Wost
B5 Ojd 100 00 imported " O0dijO %.
Champagne--G, NJ. Mumm Co., extra dryi
$50 O0M33 10; IIoidsick, IN basket, ssl oO@D COS
krug In basket, f2s O00S0 90; domestic cham
pagno, 81 OOall O0 Geo, GOulet, extra dry, pihis,
fl7 80
Budweiser, quarts n %, pints ~ co. ErihnNor
beer quarts II 90, pinte u ~, scbllps MllwAnkeo
quarts W 90, pinto " 90, II. Claufen y 59h'S
champagne beer quarts " co. pluta VI ~, bfc
mer. Kaiser imported 30.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-17
nrnr. and nledlcIncs.

DruRs-Iiark, cinnamon per D l9ei Peruvian
scIai "a. borax lSc; bicarbonHte Of soda, Eng
hsh. 5c; oOpperas Sole; elnohlnedin per OF.
22alsc castle soap per NJ i0al6c cream tartar
csiofneI. l., * W., 75a sc English, perh, bottle
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-17
New orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, La, Nov, l6--Cotton-spot
closed firm.
sales $500 bales.
Low ordinary 3.lGc; ordinary 73.lGc; good
ordinary $ Lice; low middlng Sl.lGc mid
ding 10 Ice good middling eAc; middllng fair
| 10 l.lGc; fair 10 1915,
Futures opened and ruled steady, closed
etpndy > ia Il potnts hiphpr
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-17

aeNass q s@ barely one chr lcad taken for
seeee-Receipts ie.s0o. for The week ss.e0i,
ntncr ior sheep steady FOR lambs. ahcen "a al
~ lambs 81 avda 6sl. With ? car. i1ads AZ