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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-12-06

ing property: Lot 2and 3, 38 feet
OF lot 6, block p. $. L. & $. Divis-
ion and dwelling Furniture
sl00: jewelry $3.50. 2o
1poll tax
1dOg tax
10 per cent. delinquency 3
Cost advertising
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-12-06
Jk. Mcdonald and TIE follow

ingproperty: Lots and W: AZ Ieet
OF lot s, in block q, $. I. u 5. d.
vision and Improvements. Fur
n3ture $50. :
10 per cent. delinquency
Cost advertising
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-12-06
BENJAMIN =. lines and the fol-

lowing prOperty: TIC N. " =
of section s, Tp. 15, range 20, ex-
cepting therefrom one acre sold -
and decided to Andrew Gray: L.
10 per cent delinquency
Cost advertising
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-12-06
WIN. Suite and the following

WIN. Suite and the following
property flames Howard, AGENT
Land in Carson City bounded Az
follows: Beginning at a point
on the N. line Of Firth Avenue,
400 feet z. of block s, Rice Il Pc
ters division, tnence +. along
said line of Fifth Avenue l5O feet
thence n. $50 feet, thence w. 40
feet,thence to place OF begin nlngS
10 per cent delinquency
Cost advertising
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-12-06

AN ELEGANT BRICK STRTC-
"A TURE, capable of accommodating 100
q ESTS. I-~o minutes walk fr' the depot.
Provided with all the modern improvements.
The cuisine is under the management OF ex-
perienccd cooks and is not surpassed in the
state
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-12-06

You and each Of you are hereby noti-
fled that the taxes upon your property
for the year 1885 are now delinquent, and
you are further notified that unless sald
faxes are paid on or before the third
Monday in January. A. d. 1885, (to-wit
January 18th, A. D. 1856, your property
will be sold at the Court House door IN
Carson City, Ormsby County, Nevada, to
pay said taxes, together with ten per
cent OO) delinquency and costs OF ad-
vertising.
And you are further notified that such
sale will be subject to redemption
within six months after the date OF
sale by payment of all of said sums,
together with three per cent per IN ohtn
thereon from the date OF said sale until
paid. JACOB IOBRl n En-,
County Treasurer and Ex-Officio Tax
Receiver.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-12-06
william Lynch and the follow

ing property: Dwelling and lots
IS. and 8, in block II, Pierson
Goodridge's. Furniture SlOo;
blackboard $50.
1poll tax
dog tax
10 per cent. delinquency
Cost advertising
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-12-06
Joseph III. Davis and the fol

Iovinp prOperty: r. z OF ;. w.
i"s I|and n x S. w. a Of section
e 90 tnash;nl, l range 20. 5 8 40
10 per cent delinquency q "d na
Cost advertising ~
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-12-06
l. =. GreenlaN and the follow

Il 81. GreenIaw and the follow
ing property: The E. 50 feet OF
the S. %of block IL, S. i: & S. di-
vision, and dwelling. Furniture
500; h orse so; machine and ma
chinery 81 l.OuO;property rot other
wise taxed. 5 &c 90
poll tax 20
dog tax 70
10 per cent. 10
Cost advertising %
S 50 10
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-12-06

n. f. Alley and the following
property: Land and improve
mtnts as foil ows- Beginning at
APPOINT on the s. line of the Pr1s-
on road, 602 feet +. of the half
section line and running thence
E..l0O feet, thence : .66S feet. thence
W. 100 feet, thence n 66S feet to
the place Of beginning Furni-
ture $40; piano $50, cow S25, s14 %
1poll tax 90
l dog tax l 90
10 per cent. delinquency 80
Cost advertising 2 90
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-12-06
MISCELLANEOUS.
FL. q. Parker and the following

I'll. q, Parker and the following
property: F. % lots and 2, in
block ls, Chedic division. Lots
]. 4, and N = feet of lot 3, block
13. S. It. & S. division, residence
aud stable. Lots l, 2, 3, in block
IS, Musser's division, f. l6 feet OF
lot :, block :. s. T. & =. and gun
smith shop. Furniture 500; jew
elry 500: horses Slc0; harness -
and blankets So; wagon $3.50. "a 80
1noiItax 4 0G
49, tay l 90
1nner cont dalinouencv 6 "a
Cost advertising W
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-12-06
NJ. Carbormean and the follow
R.B. EIemuains and the follow
Barclay & Cromwell and the

Barclay q CrOmWeII anu Iie
following property: Block NO.
in Curry's division, dwell
ings thereon Furniture SloO;
piano 500; horse $40; wagon Soo.s %
poll tax eli Barclay
10 per cent delinquency .
Cost advertising -
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-12-06

A. Morris and the following
property: The S % feet OF block
is. S. t. & s. division. Store fix
lures.
per cent. delinquency
Cost advertising
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-12-06
Mrs. p. f.. LUDLOW and the

Mrs. "A. Barton and the follow
ing property: Lot 7, in block o.,
Corbett's division lvacanV'
70 per cent. delinquency
Cost advertising :
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-12-06
w VS.. Fails and the follOwin;
Charles r.. EAaugsltor and the

following property: The $: ll9
feet of the E 9e1a feet of block
I6, Phillips division; also w.
1Ot feet of N. s. teet OF same
block, with dwelling, furniture,
800
G.. +. Laughton, administrator
estate of Thomas Sheehan, de-
W.toh SO S 10 9
lnoIl tay 10
l0per cent delinquency
Cost advertising
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-12-06

Elizabeth Lynch and the fol
lowing property: Lot 6, and w.
IL feet OF lot 7, block l, MusserS
division, dwelling. Lot 10 in
block Q, Musser's divition e.,
Harper agenD.
lOper cent. delinquency
Cost advertising Z
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-05

lish, &c; coppcras Sdlc; ciuchinrdia per on.
22N2Sc, CASTLE soap per IL l0DlHc cream tartar
G.. l., per III 4gdt chalk, lump, per 70 2dac
calompl, r. X w, 1aaS2o Enrlish, peril, bottle
included, GOAL l0i chloral hydraic per 10 h0lt
20; ohlorotOrm per IL, bottle Included,
CSC; Dovcrs por II / 90, Epson salts pcr
n. 3GAlC, Gum opium, por N IS saGi 0o, Gum
camphOr per n, 9Sc Morphine, per o. S3 100
-----. on, castor, machine, 70dHNc; OIL castor,
per gallon, 81 h1al 90, oil lard,wintoT- strained,
05a15c oil, lard, No, /, COO. Quinluo, J., x W.
DC. Prescription viAls, hy case, 90 Per cent, oil
broken, 30 and 10 per cont. oil, show caRce,
list prices. Rebate pat. med, az list ThnycrF
Fluid cNtrnCta 20 per cent of, n. ". tluid
extracts, % pOr cent. of Essential oils, 81
Louie Hat
Dlscmpcr Colors ivory drop black e5c raw
Turkey umbor zoe; burnt Turkey lumber 2ho
raw Italian sienna zoe; Italian burnt sienna
25c, Nandyke brown25c.
ite turpentine bOdh5c, boiled oil d2uGAc
The Sherman Williams Coots. Ivory droT
black, le per 10, 10; English coach hlnck, % PEI
! H., l6c lamp black, 10 per n. ldci iOltrnmarnt
lumber - &c, burnt Turkey lumber Ia Nc, raw
! Italian sienna ls Nc, hunt Italian sienna Is Nc
! Nundyko brown Is 0c, lars green Is lic,uhrom,
] L., NJ, O,dn, %, IL lie, American yVrinilliOn Il
20c Indian rod Is, lie, Ncnitlan rcd IL b. l2lcj
/ sc, Chrome yellow l.. Nj y, O. n ID, u. IL Al
/ yellow ochto llkh ba % 91s Ne,
Prices of the above made ON bnsl0 III IN
and N cans, assorted in and / aud
cans balance In and ID cans assorted frlc
In ., N cans. balance In ana p 10 cans assorted
Price In n cans lc less, l2l aud 20 n tin pail
llo leRs, and kegs 20 per N less,
! Central rcNas-- Nearllnga ~ OOfs 00i Two
year olds 10 00Gll O0i cows aud calves 10 Goa
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-05

are generally remarkable. The colors ara
soft and tender. rather than rich ana
glaring, and do not exclude the liobt mo
gliding has been done BY process which
Mr.. Oudinot himselfinvented ana which
Is cspet Tally lasting. The same ar9Is,
has Just completed designs for q
Byzantine chamber IA NIr No.
quand's new house up.town NiSnv
OF them have been taken from ,nosaics
ana irescoes at Bavenna, aud IL Is expect
ca tlat walls, windows aud ceilings will
be maryels OF artistic work. For those
VINO are familiar with the habits of New.
loihers ana the interior OF their houses,
the question naturally arises, on reading
roam TINS elaborate ornameutation, whcth-
er sunlight enough will ever be admitted
10 these marvellous apartments 10 show
on To any advantage what has cost life
time of study ard preparation, as well as
thousands Of dollars, 10 produce.
The habit of American women has al
ways been to darkep the rooms in which
they receive their friends-and which are
supposed TO contain all that they possess
OF the beautiful aud artistic--to point
which, but for the occasional glow of the
freight would make dog and lick
very agreeable companions in threading
ones way through the labyrinth of furni.
ture and bric-a-brac. A foreigner once
said that the first remark made by
every New York woman upon
whom he had called, after
the preliminary salutatlons, was,
"Let me shut out that glare,n which was
Immediately followed by drawing OF
shades or curtains, which left the room
in almost Egyptian darkness. As Ameri.
can women have nothing to fear in the
matter OF the effect of the SUMS rays upon
their clear, natural and generally unmed
icated compilations, it is quite inexplica
bic that they should wish 10 be seen ONLY
in the glimmer of twilight or in the blazt
of gas and electricity; and what Is to be
come of stained.glass windows il sun
| light is to be shut out from them Il
would puzzle artists and architects {,
/ say
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-05
MOBILE IN 1865.


Lifo In the southern Contcderaoy During
it, Last Days
st. Louis Republican: | visited Mobile
in March, 500, on official business, and,
of course, took a week 60 do one days
business In and spend useless surplus
OF six months pay, An invitation To
dinner was an event in a soldiers
life TO be sought for 10y puticnt strategy,
aud the dinner, II secured, treasured
In memory for months after, to be re-
lated, item by ltom, 30 the boys IN camp
who took great pleasure In listening 10
every detail OF the ioust. The staple
food was corn bread with bacon and
-four gravy, but wealthy families had q
few very small wheat biscuits on the table
at dinner only. II was ctlquet OF home
visitors TO cat but one or two OF
these, on the polite snppostion that
| the guests had such dClicacics at
home, but the soldier was urged and
expected to eat hlshll. remember hearing
Ian aside remark made by one wealthy
land hospitable lady TO another about
| their Clergyman's daughter, who was
| then visiting, or rather loragng, among
the faithful "Shc eats five biscuits, and
Hour a400 a barrcl!n The comical al
liberation In this indignant protest caused
IL 10 stick IN my memory ! remember
buying pair OF red brognn shoes In a
large store on Dauphln street for $3.50
II was the only pair IN the store, and
the sole clerk, a boy Of fiitecn
was perfectly indifferent whether
took thom or not, one meal at Il hote
cost 90, aud no one got as much az h'
could eat at that price. regular allow
ancc OF corn-mcal, coffee, oat-meal bis
cult, fried bacon, and IN some cases, lriet
chicken were served. Whom consumed
the walters reported "all give out
Sometimes Il hog ~ the table would taxi
the last two biscuits, holding one IN re
serve while eating the other, but this wa
rare and apt 10 be rcbukcd by some spec
tator who was "heclcd." The Conicder
ate soldier was usually gentleman, o
desired 20 appear as such.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-05
A Few Little Ones.

Auntic, to little four-year-old, who
is resting his head on the table-"Ah'
Louis, YOU are sleepy; you will nave TO
30 TO bed" sob, no, aunty, areh u
sleepy; but my head is loose, so laiu II
down here"
Little Johnny Fizzletop has got the
idea into his head, from attending sun
day-school, that he could get anything he
wants simply by praying Tor IT, lew
evenings. ago, while engaged in his dc-
yotions, he prayed for baseball, pony,
a new suit of Sunday clothes, shotgun
n quarter Of dollar and various other
thups which he needed. While johnny
was thus praying his brother Tom
NV burst into tears and said in an asoh-
i2ed voice; "Mamma, please make johnny
stop. He is praying everything away
from me-
The little one being guest OF her
Grandma, had cen literally icasted' When
second dish ofpudding came IN. Looh,
ing al the steaming dish, she eNFlai'iltu
with sigh "Say, gran'ma, "lsh Wa
twins.n
Small boy in public library Lave you
/ the life OF Jesse James
! Negative. .,
s0Well, is Tom Sawyer ini
/ Negative.
as Hucklebrry Finn in ~
Another negative.
small boy with an air Of heroic SUR ryi
Bce-Well, then, you may give me VIZ
bon's History of Rome.
0Aiamma," he said, "Nhat makes peo
nile die any way2" "Eyeryhody',s got .
ale.u said the mamma In the usua
eva,iye way in which people ahsNs
\ cbildren's questions "lf God mad
neonle. what does he moan by makinl
Nom dief" "My child, you forget Una
people must die TO make room lor 10
children that are always being ool ..
There would not be room ior INC ne,
people il nobody died" ,'Ihat I ,, so,
] Feid The lnuc fellow, coutempialiFeiy
sand there's SO many dogs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-05

nnr iron 50 90 Norway &c. No. 20 fhcct iron
4lc. 80 ~ G shoot iron aic, galvanized sheet
iron 0dglc, SO, sod llc, No 30 illc
2ON2s roofing $50 l3i@l5r, 1890 ANA lOxli pat
10 Ibgs 30, tinnrs B wire 80 per cent. OIL, I'm
ucrs stock 40uor cent OH, cook stoves WIZ
ware % 6p@ p 40 do viii trimming "a bOa5O 70
Wood Mork-NngOn nNles H0cWl Du, Tongues
gosai %; Hmgetrecs 10 bolsters hoci Hloket
7Am3 O0, fellocs ! 7oa2 7i; uouhietrres . l5N
CO. neck yokes i0a2 Dos pipw beams h0o8'c
ploW hundlvs lja2 90.
Nails 3 10 kcC, basis 100 Burden horRc shoe
DOR keg, ". i.crkins TO- o 30, Walker do D. DJ
ig1rdcu mule 20, Sorthwestern horse shoe
nails, No. 4 zoe, No. o, 25c, No, u, Csc; No. 2ic
SO. y. 2Gc ''ihkr's" No 4, i3c, so D 2lc, so
Il. ne, so. Z, zoe, no. 9, lDc, AuHabie. do NO
4 4be, no o. 2ic 80 q. ne, No. y lgc, no, r lHc
Allacrnancuul 1fuca cbainf No, 2, per pair
Src. pillow siuHlcuers, pr dozr ~ ploA
r0ulltlrprs, uer dor. . ~. stock bella, ~ pc
con-. OF door locks 8 25aa 90 wood screws
5p and DO pHs cent oh T.. T.. cas- door bats, a.
ond 10 plr cent. 81 cut and timed tncks 9
per cent on coffee mills, 40 per cent Oh blih'
hinges, 30 aud lU peg cont OF, cnrri1Rs bolts
g, aud 10 per cent on l'iow bolie, - per cent
OF piece ilu ware, 20 pcr cent 1ut dccl
sinmpsd ware, bA per cont phi fihl!oV
stamped ware, o. per cont on.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-05
Working n widow.

Some weeks ago widow moved into
Detroit from a town in the western part
OF the state. She brought with her a
bulldog, which showed game in every
movement, and it was not long before
every butcher and sport in the neighbor-
hood wanted to buy that dog. The
widow wouldn't sell at any price. The
next thing to buying the dog was TO get
up fight between him and another ca
nine of blood-thirsty appearance, but the
widow wouldn't hear to this
81 want you TO understand she indig-
nantly replied, "that | am respectable
woman and give no encouragement to
such things"
Still, there were one or two men who
did not despair. They began to conspirc,
aud as Il result they led lighting dog
into a barn near the Widows house the
other day, aud one of them paid call at
the house and said;
"ln course we knows how you feel
about this dog-tighting. We feels the
same, but there's a woman across the
alley who owns II dog which she brags
on"
"She can't be no lady, was the retort.
"Exactly, ma'am, or she wouldn't speak
of you as she does"
! NSnpak of mpp Why dpnit know hpri''
ON course Won dn4't md | Should hate
IN toll Won What She saws of yon.m
nRni Won mnst, II Shes taking abon,
mo want to know what she saysin
"But, ma'am, you'll excuse me, you
know y ''''' ''''' Wv
s,No 7 won't, What docs she sav?~
uWeu then. beuginp your pardon, she
makes Inn of your Trd hair,n
"She does$5
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-05
soap -S3 i5al 10 per case.
Bgggins-iih standard NE u D. lie.


Prin,s-stmdard prints new slylos SET a.
lens ianclcs 5{e; American 1tc' Araoia az
ConestOFu NC, Dunkirk SIC; Dunuril-Juc
uuards. Gci Dunneii-HHtincs a3ci GLOUCESTER
jlc Hamilton staple Niyles HlGi itartel pa :
bridge BE-; steel i.iycr 5ic slmpsuu Nacn
Huish 5,ci Windsor bic; faucf piuka algi
slater 4olids bici Peabody sqiids Ie, Heriln
solids 6lc, DnTham solids tici Victoria biacA ilc'
ilonvy brown sloctine Atlantic P4.t SO;
Albany 4 A4-tMc; Atlantic = q ~ 90 tlHton
.CCC4.4 60 Lawrence T. J. = aie' Entland Z,
g4.lGic; Glendale a "a GiCl Eptarprise r
A &c Tam D'shautcf 80 5ic, Chapman a
as 3r: belfast y 80 5lc. R0er VALLEY lri
first irizo as d.ci Argyle - V!ci Busy bee
Wiae Brown shcenng--loweH 1874 l-c Pom
broke lO-i lici hion0dnofk lu'l lNci LancEtier
1914 lsci PvppcIcii 1914 sic, Boston lO-f 1901
vide Bleschcd shoetine-aO Boston 2le:
l0.f Pepprrrll g8c; 1914 Heinlruk DO; 40
wood g4ei b. QuinneDauy SCI "a fempTokc
to,or-a Duck aioutauo b s!c; Bosion e.os
i0lc, Everett II - lIc. iuuEent ~ ~ i4ic
ha.lp uruwn lls; Warren iiiia NC.
Tiri iuFs--A mi0skCnp a ~ a 1895 Arasnpha ~
a.; Cornwall " $40, Whlitenion Nv re Nlcr
fiddle 7ci Lewiston 10.insh liici ocean aac
iilctory : rlpea-Estra stout blae o. broFr
we, Mechanic, Diue osci JeWeii tl'y ~ ltnrA
: lii.cr duo and brown 80 Eagle, hiue Dic
( OinehAmr--Icphy o., FluHhft slii blohfoN
! fsnciea 7c glasgow dress Gtties ~ bri<nioi
I 10. Earision Nc, scotch H0Qfiold SIC hori
check 9lo; SlatterYllic rhecsh ne y ubi4n drts
stylcs slc Argyle staples 1.ci Bates tnncies Be
I0rhlOmond 70.
Linseys-C cumberland iiie; Calumet l0ei fni
Pluy lie; Imperial ifc, Geneva l0c; Adrlntl'
. 40: Bradford lalc, clifton te, Windsor De-
+ 1eans--hluyyer sci ADloif-tori lei Tee
I eraph lgc; C0yinRtOn 1905 Polaris il.c; iioosle
l7c, Imperial lie; IeamlngtQn lo.c american
{ zoe; silver Peak 15c; GLAND slc. Texas Doc
( skln 2fc, Great Southern Re- Hunholdt NC
( CanOniciit Doefkln sc
countr, Produce aud Fruit.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-05
81. ,ou,..


changed.
Wheat-IIlghcr aud active; opened slc low.
cr on cables and increased Visible supply, hut
soon recovered aud advanced with slight tluctu
atlons, and closed l1c above yesterday; No >
red cash 94ldMc, November gilc; December
g5iagic, closing BE; January pSa9sIc; May
81 opal 0li No, 3 red cash 02C; No do 14c
Corn-lligher Gnd stronger on hadY weather
demand exceeding offerings closed ~ ID
above yesterday; No. 2 mixed cash S7a3sc,
November, Sda5dlci year, sac; May soy dSGlc
oats-.lIighor and duui No. mixed cash gll
G2i9c, May. SOY G30lc.
Corn Meal-Steady az 81 So
Wool-Quiet and unchanged
Mhisky-Steadv at 81 10.
PROVISIONS. ITO.
proyislons- and some sales higher.
/ Pork-Old. s. 5Ods 20, heavy new, 50 %.
/ Iard--Si so
/ Dry salt Meats-Loose. long clear, 81 co
short rib, 81 50; short clear, s. 90. BoNeC
I lots; Long clear, 50 00d5 O5; short rib, 50 II
I as 49, short clear, 50 2Oa5 80
Bacon-L Long clear, s. iOa5 80; short rib
/ 50 3Odh 40; short clear, 50 GlgG5 IS.
Hams-S9 50dll 90,
! Corn Meal-Quiet at 81 So
/ Wool-Qulet, tub washed, 27a35ci unwashed
l2d24lc; Texas, l0a2Jlc,
AFTERNOON BOARD.
1 trouble in New YORK; November SOC: pcccm
Der, 95lc; January, asl bid, May, 81 O6i.
! Corn-EHsler
Oats--No sales.
LIVE STOCK.
Cattlc-Rccelpts 1900; shipments 5O1i feelin
stronger with good Shipping dcman,
to interior points and n gouG local trade
native shipping steers, 50 $4,000; exporter
should bring 50 i5d5 90, native butchers
steers, = Goa 90; mixed lots IS 5Odt 90; Texan
aud Indians, - 25a2 iO native stocGers an
feeders 81 25G3 40
logs-Recoipts 1900; lower and active q
IS SOFAS 60.
Shccp-Reccpts l7OO shipments none, irmo
and good muttons Wanledi common to mcdl
UNI, n Ijd2 30, good to choice mutton
> Is.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-05

saf,Nrs--Iiaised STAMP California tN 00a71 90 (;
ulatn california % U0u5a 90, loose corus, stu
,lrc IsulMaUGi, tird tngus, OF Austin Texas
lot0aIs NN; Tuu rigs 5oal2 60i iigs black or
Oiled b au4tlr uU, jdr saddjoH 90 10 20U0.
I'ockuts--PockclN ODa2 90 lama goat 50T
90.
spurs Eureka nickel Win ntraps 75i India
nola 70
Team Whps-pcr do7. b 90 70 10 90. qulrta per
do2, D 20 ~ - on breast straps With Sides and
snaps per dok, 10 10 ~ 90; etirrup feathers, all
si1es per doz 200 To "a 90; grths per dog. 90 to
% co. AltcTs. web, per dUz. 20 ihalors, leather,
pcr ,ng 10 90 to " 10; saddc bags per dO2 10 90
10 AZ 90: pistol, hOpters per d02, 30 to 800,
cartridge belts per du2, $50 to 1900 name straps
ppr doZ 4 o 10 / 90
,oiinrs-nuck 90, leather 10 30 20 ~ %; init
scotch whRug -sowcd II 90 heavy rondrlm split
ANA duck S75
Uamps.-ilook No 2, by case, per dOl 90;
houk No /, by case, per dul, . 20.
Clniu.-.gs To lH'.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-05
LOCAL MARKETS.
orricN or ur GAkrrrg,

Niitth tk tNh NAEhflk,
Nov, &, lSsA. !
The sale Of Nlllanoe cotton aggrogaung 500
bales was cousummatod THIS morning, Mcssrs.
handles Rattle s Co, buying the lot at s.g0c.
No cotton brought to this place has ever sought
another market Tor better prices, fact that
fully demonstrates the purpose OF looal
buyers to give top prices, Tho
downward dritt was arrested somowhat
In the afternoon aud ss5 was paid for good
cotton.
wholesale merchants rcport usual now OF
trade
Aroporter was told By q representative OF
one OF the leading grocery houses that the
santa Fc road refused TO shin load OF perish
able stuff consigned TO country dealer, FOR
fear that the strike ut Galveston may become
general throughout the state and cause disas.
trous delay In shipment. The officials Thought
/ 10 best to act on the sate side amt 10 take ne
rlsks Ia goods Of this character until the cloud,
I threatening the whole business horizon clearec
I away,
/ Tile attention OF parties Interested Is directed
/ 10 close scrutiny ot our quotations and IS com
I pgrisOn OF pricCe with those OF any Texas mar
Act Is confidently challenged,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-05
rRoDucr, PRo,IsIoNs. LIVE srooe
Kansas city.

hONNl8 NIINs
rGOpUCU
KANSAS CRY, Soy. {.--Whcat--St stronger
cash, 1iac bid, December, &c bid; NAV ~
Corn-Quict; cash. 2sfc bid; NAV, 2slc hid
Oats-NominaE gic bid &c asked
LtVE STOCK.
Live stock Indicator roports:
Cattle--lirccipis, 433; ehipmonts 1915. slnyr
and weak exporters, s. o0d5 g0;gnod 10 choice
shipping, - l0di 20; common to medium. "a M
a. 40 etockers md feeders, 81 sos 90: cove
y NOGs 30 grass Texas steers, s. l0d3 co. OF
Ncidl receipts Yesterday ca. the largest since
We opening of the stock yards here.
Hogs--lieceipts, e0j0; weak and DC lower N
So 0Od3 a.
sheep Receipts, SCI shipments none; inlet,
fair TO good S2i0d2 IS; common to medium
81 60d22i
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-05

c,nt Coleman, schooner Wey ihou.l,
,lving between Atlantic city and Nc ,'s
Y WIZ bad been troubled with cough
80 iot tS,t hc was unable 10 sleep, and was
~ 10 ~ 20 try DR.. Kings New Discov'
Sn' tor Consumption. 1t not only gave
VIZ hIS, i instsnt relief, but allayed the eS'
n.a,' ,'' soreness IN his breast. His chi
dr I'm u sS similarly affected and singl'
49, 49, had ne same happy effect u
Kings New Discovery y nov o,ssbol,
ard remedy in the coleman t no tria
aud on board the schooner. ~ II ~
bottles Of this standard relneuS =" =
Williams &Co's drug store