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Huntsville gazette., 1885-04-25

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Mr. M119S.RSoR pue HUBBARD of Texas and
appointos a 1Maagee, of Indiana, the newly
Dan ona y United States Ministers to Ja-
Stato 1rl n. Norway and Sweden, were at the
tbai1 a.' =, apartment on the 18th and racaivad
for b;s -s.ruc'lons. The former will leave
u uu1y the early part Of May.
yralsn, shhLAsD has triumphed. Mrs. Mary
York =, us wife, received word at New
bson vi, W. inc 18th that her husband had
.4'dSed, rs there was no evidence
tbs s. pr... ",m to prove him a deserter from
repds. ''Sn army, and he would not sur
'S lett penniless in Scotland.
new >. ., d notable fact that thus far in the
bson -,'"'inlstration not a Buffalonian has
prssiSaplp.o iSppoln'ed to Federal Office. The
to sho' n1 does not appear to be disposed
hana ". any partiality in favor Of his
scrz r Ivy 1t is also noteworthy that
f,r view Buffalo Democrats have thus
''eh mere seeking office. y
,c.' hLIAM PHILIPS was hanped On tha
btha" a. fort Smith, Ark, for numbering his
stTe IN law, VIM. Hill; Thomas Samon,
Isa. -'rohia, N. H., for the murder of Mrs.
eaI.' I tofd' JohnsRuddy and Frank Ruddy,
toob~tf liter an infant; Gus Finley, at Pres
pnat g KY, for the murder Of James
spd |, ana two Italians, named Capone
nm. .nan'oro, as Thomaston, Me-, for the
"sN@ q a fellow. workman.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-04-25

HE Office OF the Buffalo IN. Y.) Erpress
was totally destroyed by fire on the even.
ing Oh The 10th, caused by the carelessness
Of the porter in lighting one of the lamns
u he composing-room. There were MANY
about $50 ,COJ. ~ A0' LOSS
Huntsville gazette., 1885-04-25

COMMODORE KANE, Of the Galena, has
made his report to Secretary Whitney rel
ative to the affair of the steamer Colon
and the burning of Aspinwall.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-04-25

1t Is expected that tho President will
take up his residence at the Soldiers
Home carly next month. Tho house he
Will occupy is about three miles north of
the White House. The President looks
forward with pleasure to his change of
residence. ~
Huntsville gazette., 1885-04-25

OWING to the uncertain State OF affairs
existing, the British rife team can not
accent the challenge of the American team
for the contest this year.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-04-25

GENERAL GRANT continues to improve,
ona ON the 10Th slept on his bed, some-
thin, he has not dons in quite q long
Huntsville gazette., 1885-04-25

GENERAL MIDDLEToN's forces in the
Northwest Territory are rapidly advanc-
ing, The indians and half-breeds are
committing many depredations. A num-
ber of volunteers have died from the eff
tects Of eXpOsure on tho march.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-04-25
TOPICS CF OF THE DAY.
uews from Everywhere.

TIE State Department is informed that
ha-, is no cholera in Spain.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-04-25

SIX HUNDRED ladies of Sioux City, la.,
have signed petition asking for the clos
inr of all the saloons under a strict en-
iorcement of the Prohibition law.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-04-25

Hon JOHN w. FOSTER, United States
Minister to Spain, will sail next Wednes-
day for Madrid, where he will conduct
further negotiations in regard to our COM
mercial relations with Spain and the
Spanish colonies.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-04-25

FOUR Belgian glass blowers arrived at
New York on tho 18Th, and the union will
endeavor to prevent them from working
in this country under the anti contract
labor law. Tho matter will be taken to
tho courts.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-04-25

IL the battle of March 31st the Guate-
malans admit that they left 1880 dead on
the field. Tho securing OF General Bar
rios body alone cost them twenty five
Huntsville gazette., 1885-04-25

Mr. GLADSTONE, it is claimed, is "play-
ing waiting game and knows all the
cards.n 1t is also said that England is
taking time in which to thoroughly pre-
pare for action.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-04-25

a Thomas Mulvey, an old manliyine
near Blddeford, Me-. died a few day;
ago, and after his death his family
found secreted in his bed greenbaeks &c :
" the amount Of 81, 800, and bonds ans
cash amounting to $1,000 hidden ~
various parts Of the house. None on
the members of the family knew Of tA'
existencs OF the money.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-04-25

FULL particulars OF the terrible scenes
at Aspinwall and Panama have been re-
ceived at Washington. Uncle Sans ma
rnes di much toward putting down the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-24

There are 267,0O0 members % cooperative
agricultural societies In Germany.
Bradstrcot's dovotes three columns OF si0iis.
ties to proving that this year wheat crop WIN
be a short one.
The Tradcsman says Labor Is generally
pretty fully employed throughout the south.
An tile industries that were going last year are
operating now, and several new ones haYepeen
added The cotton picking season ~ now wen
under WAY, and IN some sections, especially IN
TeNas, hands are hard 10 get, 30 hard, ~ lAcl,
that farmers are securing an the labor lhfy can
yet from Mexico, Everybody willing to work
can az least make bread ana meat
one of the signs Of southern prosperity W
the success OF southern and bOrdcrcNposito
The great fair at 81 Louis has been cNcep'
touallV successful. The one at Louisville mas
done better than 70 did two years ago, ana Al
the smaller county fairs have been unusually
well attended and profitable. The sales OF me
stock al these gatherings nave been very pfohl.
able to ratsers. Al these things prove ina!
the Southern people are In fairly easy financial
condition, feel free 10 enjoy the pleasure OF
showing tlcir belongings, and nave money ioT
the Improvement Of thcir farms, stock, etc
The rice crop has suffered serious damage
this year and the crop win he some Fhat snort
as compared with $50 \ competent authority
saws. Meth,nk it safe 10 say mat The crop nus
been diminished by fully 10000 y sOo'V}O par
rels by the harvest storms. You see, When
rice Is ripe, the wind swaying g back ana
1 forth whips out tie grain ana when WEI ~
| crushP, ana dresses with miich greater ius7,
I our millers advise ~ that the grain Is brcahnH
/ more than usual, and h also making . i".t,n
| nited ~thtes averages from 100000 10 b1Vvo
| barrels aud THE Is divided amdng the states' !.
/ e. North Carolina produces about 8QpW naf
/ reis; south Carolina, lOh,OuJi tltersh, o9pV,
I and loulslanay @h,WW pdffc's' imeiS 53ol,'II
| also grown in1l0rida, Alabama, Mississippi ana
] TaNu. 70
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-24
stnnln Dry Gnods.

Iri,ts- Standard urtnta nc,y sivlpg she. Al.
1s,,is fon,irs 5ir. {m"rlpan nc: Arnold, b. .
IiaIn,oUt ~ I{oryyicl, dc; thirtor Oak. 4lc I.
Cnncsin3, Slc. Dnkirl g.c. Dunncii-J6C,
,,,,,r5s r., Itun "sniiues mo, Eloncestcr
,, Ii,,,,liion ain,io st,ins 5ic, Ilartel Ed
I oii IL. Mnncbcsfer Sir. pacldc SO. south
i,rtd n, . SfcnI Uitnr ND. Slpngoi Nnpu
gniu6' Ia. lvind .nr 5ic Foncv nlnts IN:
Sintl .nti1s am pc,h1dv solids Hlr. Eerih
n,uIt SUM- ~ npriiSr, sniide liz.
y,.,nrto ,Ia4k ue. stecl nivcr cbintz. G}c F,
uon,,'. I,,ov, st,6ottng-. Atlantic AZ btri
iI,,oS,n,' ~ e5r. tiiSSuttc 4 fI gnt 6'iif
lin9i'} q a a. if orc,,.,, ~. Rnt
Iva iWm ~ ,ta'A ,nc, ticndaie 4 AZ 4 bic, rttpr
,"Tu V n = 4 e. bte, nam 0'ShsntoF T. 5ic:
Ph.n,nan a. t,,, belfast n a. 5lc, Rose
az N%n' I, ~ p az, a Gc w. - -
oiTI'i nu Soi,,,,g chairman Y II. Arnorv
NJ Naturalization, T. l,,s nisckttana 4 4
~ Siii,,,t II ~, 'h,y,,tiesa A. 4 6irsTonsdaic
~, 1i's nag Grnsadcr " sornrjfc
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-24
building AIn,erInl.

Lumber--Rongh lumber, boxing, Il inches
and under, lltst class, us 00i stripping, bN3
Is co. thick clenrs, : aud u, q rough um
ber second cass, $780, loist aud ecantllngi
culls, II 90.
sIding-First, common white Pine, $50 00i
second do, y 20; third, DO, ~ 90, poplar, 20 %
027 90; native pine, 4, II 90, native pine, u
90 Oh; native rough, 10 20.
Dressed Lumber 90 Boxing, IL inches and
under, SIS co.. do, iN3, - 10; scanlng, ioist or
any common lumber, ~ 90; boxing over u
inches, 80 90, thick cleais,ii 10 Il ana 2 20 0Oi
second class, anyklnd, 20 90.
Dressed and Matched Flooring flrHt Glass,
S26, second class, ~ 90.
White Pine Furnishing iumber-ll, u and 3
inch wide white pine, f1O inch do, ~.
Ceiling, Bonded or Plain ! ifBt common white
pine, 80, "a do ~ 90, 81 do -, poplar 20 00d
q %, poplar 2s O00S0 70, native Pine Is, do !
20
shlngles-White pine a ., 10 shaded 4 Z %.
do extra No J 3 20, cypress best, any brand 2, do
no - -, do mob -, native sawed heat sapt b
Plckcts-Whltc pine dressed and headed
square or Nat 4, yellow pine do 2, lutns BOA
co.
Lime, Cement, etc.--Lime, Austin. 81 per Dbl (,
cement, Louisville or liOennals, SAB per bbi. :
Portland, s. per Dbl plaster paris, New York
or Michigan, a per bDl. plaster hair, Soc bu.
BricL-tirc proof, 10per NJ
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-24
LOCAL MARKETS.
eAzrrTr orrcl, roar woRTg, TnyY

GAZETTE OFFICE OAI WORTH TEN
oct -, 1850
Cotton was brought II at lively rate to-day
and averaged $50 ~ wish" said buyer OF
the "ncecy," that the market would make
some decided change, The price has lnctualed
so little OF late that It is growing mo.
notonous Bur I am Thoroughly IN sym.
pathy with the bulls and / thInk that
cotton is bound to take rise soon.'
"What do you base that opinion on" qucrcd
the reporter
"The short crop There i.n't particle of
doubt about H. The cotton crop OF lssj Is short,
a long ways behind your newspaper estimates
and statistical reports. There isn't GO
Ing TO he any 100000 yield, lar
from it You can take my word FOR
that. And when this fact gets into the croni-
ums OF the parties that fix prices you wiz see a
big advance. Charge that remark Mp TO me,
and see II the prediction Isn't verified
The reporter mcandcrcd Oh. and struck q
grain dealer who informed him that "oats were
little sitter" having risen a cent on tie bushcl
during the day, while grain of an sort was 10
very light supply, ana was shipped out as iaht
as IL came M
Wholesale gfocers freely admitted that trade
was very good indeed, and the arrival ol the
now crop of louisiana moiasges was spoken OF,
the state OF trade and added that orders were
coming in by mail and wire to highly
satisfac tory extent Hardware men are Hiso
doing an excellent business, aud Agricultural
indictments, machinery stoves, etc. are sen
Ing brlssly. Quotations 70 over unchanged
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-24

saddlca Raised stamp, California, Sli GOA
70 90; Plain California % OOa5O 90, Loose
corus, Still tree, Is 90 d30 90; tied
corus, Austin of Texas, 10 GOALS go; fun rigs,
h0dI2 b0 4 rigs, black or oiled, 500l0 %
side saddles, 90 to 20 co.
Pockcts-pockots 0Oa2 so; Llama goat 80
db 90.
spurs Eureka, nickel, with straps, 15i
lndiAnOln, 70,
team whips, per dol., 90 TO rs 90; qulrts, per
do2,, 90 to n 90; breast straps, with sides aud
snaps, per doz., 90 TO u 90, stirrup feathers
all sizes per do2, 90 TO - 90, Elrtbs, per dos,
80 10 Is 90, halter3 web per doz., ~ haltersi
leather per doE, 10 90 10 IS 90; saddle bags, per
du2, 600 TO ~ 00i pistol holsters, per dOz,,
80 10 10 30; cartridge belts, per d0z, 90 t.
rs 10; hntnC straps, per doZ, 90 10 30.
Collars Duck, 90; leather, 10 50T2i 90,
i'm {, Scotch wliaug scwed II 90; heavy suud.
rim split aud duck, %.
llnmcs. Hook, No. 3 by case per doz., 50i
hook, NO !, Dy case, per dok', TO-
OhuiuH- SIS TO 45c.
Check Illness inch, per dor, ~ 90, I inch,
por do2., u %; inch, per don, co. u inoh,
per dpA,, p 90.
I.egglngs-Kip 81 5Oa5 90, cali 50 GOALS on;
chapparei 81 60al0 90,
sklrting-NO. California per pound 8sGi2c
fair homlOck per pound 3,0iic, oiled hemlOcR
per pound 32d 86c; best Eagle sklrting dc,
Harness IeathCr--Ohlo oak No. per pound
3id SIC; Ohio oak No. per pound 3la3jc.
llarnos1--ShOrt tug wagon per set fl2 bOd
20 90; long tug wagon per set SIS OOd25 90,
buggy harness single S. O0Gj0 % buggy harness
double $40 OOfi75 90.
Blind Bridles-Bind brides per dozen So 009
10 % Bike. IN per dozen yll 90, Bike. In per
dozen So 90; II Bkle In Ger dozen SIC 10.
Whips- buggy whips, per d0l,, 90 to 10 90
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-24

New York.



NEW York, Oct. 3.-Flour-MarIet heavy.
Wheat-Spot quiet; options opened weak, re-
acted, closing strong; 80. > rcd, 9Ici elc tor
10, red November IS 6oClc, closing at Ic;
December g1l agsl c, closing ~ tNic.
Corr--~pot a shade easier, dull; options
higher, closing AVN; No. ,, 50J05le elevator,
Sole ailoat; 80. = October, SOC; November
j0ia5Oic, closing at 5Vic, December, isaal5lc,
closing at 4q.c.
PROVISIONS, ETC.
Cofec-Spot fair; Rio dull at IS ioi options a
shade easier and quiet: s9lesi l6,OOl haas &c
tobcr, " rs; November, 400; December, = o'i
February, 81 10, 1890.
sngar-Rcllned steady mould \ u l6aG, q
coniecti0nors' 4 gao i6c: standard \ 14ei
powdered II lG0G5c; gronnlaiedi ossi euhes'
~ lGGic.
Aloiasses-D ull ana nominal
Bics-Steady and demand moderate
Rnslp--Dull.
1urpentine-Nlc, ~
Wo6i--Quiet ana firm, domestic fleece, -"
sG-; pulled, l4a33c; IcNa-, va 2-c
Pork--steudy: lncss, ~ 500 OO.
l.ard--shadc lower and less GcilFe s'tly7
Western steady spot, ~ lW oeloncI' - 49,
DccembCr, SO 1GdG -
LIVE STOCK
-Rccept,, ~ ear loads. All loi w
market; Tine betlur grades Of naule s,StIt
were ilrmer and higher bnt interior ndlNe5
and an offerings ut Texas ana bali breed range
cattle were dun and lower; extremes loF ma
two steers We're fa 1OdG 90; Colorado steers
&. l048 90; Texas steers 81 5000 90.
Sheep-RecUipts 500: tirner ana ncaIl! ~
sold but not active; sales Of sheep were ~ y ~
as Is lambs "A O00i 40.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-24
,c ION cans, Sloi SIN cans, SC ab cans, So

90, aus. - ,,,a - s,
ISL lolb oNnei olo 9h Guns, elV Slo cans, ~
lea-lh, peIihl, ~ ooui E,uhpywuvr, 3V9 wy
me ppWueIou pDis, ~; uo nnii uHs,
W wv .uu', eaV,, srSahulhtou s.33nuarV' o3ui
Lpulslhha Bfan9ia,gu, btanoatu a, 90
eheice WnitJ,- l94isl,na svouhu' 'AeA
EiYe ip',si" t .. % a.; INV INV. ,o. a Ca loo.
'"sy "a -; ~, Hass' euui ~ my Ivy, IN I''ssi
57--. '''Ao' III nav mop u"l'cls' v w pooNetS
"iGVI, p,...t....,, a., 49,. 81 q, a.. t,...,
IN h9Ss, 81 70 ogi oieS y,
BE. erannIated mi soda in GOth 1ruinp. IN
Moltshes--V loiS ~, i'pulsiaha,o' - n'oi pilhe'
foG iNI 20 90 ON g, WI, ~ lup' e'o; ~,
NVuooIhh' " 90 wv Piitmc, " w ~ ~
su9lHo, ~ 70 -, i,"5C9 "a Java -oe'
D9,,uS4 no; lelS' no4 DUH - 10y ,.o
81 lluli1' XIV ~ ~
SissH bllt', ~ t'"os,s IVnlSI w, f'.7s a'ba"
d ", Eiaes SUI = - s lVae w hNii o.
MnYPp,llS ,is"s ahg straw, 50 W 90
sdiI - ~. ~ - Vi VSaV 49,
ou3 %, 81, h4ipl, 0'U1i Nv 3" p"'' o-''
W. =, uv'sa' 49, % w, ~, w. 90
an,eu q *. ,,o pVs uV1 tS~,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-24
RECEIVERS SALE
or
SLAUGHTER HOUSES
AND
ICE FACTORIES,
AT VICTORIA and FORT WORTH, TEX

IN purpunnce OF the order Of the District
Court oi Victoria County made on The ;Wth
day OF May, 1853, In cause No, 1929 on lhe docket
Of said court, wherein Ayers y Cannon etnls,
are plaintiff, ana the "TeNns Continental
Meat Company are defendants, | viii sell ~
uuhlc auction and a. tho tines nnd places
and upon the terms herein named, the follow
ing property To- Say
At the CONT house door IN the cty 81 Fort
WORTH. Texas, AZ ] q. m STANDARD time on
the first Tuesday In November, A q lsai
the same being the "a lay OF said month the
slaughter House aud lee Factory o. the sad
defendant, The ToNHg Continental Meat Com
pany,' ~ fort Worth. Texas and all thc inAehiu
cry, tools, appliances and appuripnaurics Ia
tue same belonging. and nc twenty seven and
stands, ana in SAID decree described,
1nlMs or sALE--'lhirty two thOusRnd dollars
of lho purchasc money 10 DC PAID cash IN hidl'
aud the balance OF said purchase money 10 pc
paid IN slN months, nnd 10 be aeearcd hy the
note OF the purchaser, nearing interest run
date Of saic at tho rate OF 10 per cent peran
mum, and secured hy a yeudOra Zen On tho
said property and premises
Aud AZ me court house door IN Tue ely p
NictoriH, Texas, Az VI O'Clock q. nh 'hlaudntd
tlme) on the second Iucsday 10 November,
A - lsSj the same being the i0th day ~ fhld
mouth, the slaughter House and Ice fuctofy
OF tie said defendant. "'fhc Texas tOntucntAl
Meat Company az Yicl0ra 10xnso and an
the tools, hppli inres aud appurieuanrles 20
the saiae belonging, hnd Tie twenty eight
acres Of land upOn which tho egmo siund-, anu
10 said decree described.
THnis OF sAfN-Onc half Of the purchase
money 70 be paid cHsh IN hand, ard ilr &C.
innndcr ~ 10 he paidln rs months, 90 80 be
secured by he note Of tho purchaser, bearing
Interest IRON date ~ sails M The rate ~ 10 per
cent rraDnum, and secured by vendors lien
on said property ana premises
Tire sHle OF this pfopert ", IN each chfr,
made subject a. The approval pi tie lilfltifl
Court ni victoria copniy, and VIII pe ferOrlen
% said court a. rs next term, commencing No
vembcr lGlb itsl, and no title VIII b. nude "
tho purchaser uuill the said sale u conifncd
BIZ the coutl Tie undersigned win give any
further information desired 90 ~ applicant.
+ ~. PKiDHAMs
Receiver Tegas Continental Meat Company
Victoria, TcNha, October : lssJ,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-24
nrngs nnd NIedIcines.

Drngs-Bark, cinnamon per b lie; Peruvian
7BcaA 50, 5Orax. he. ~ carbonate OF soda.
English Sc. CoppeTas, safe Cnchinedia. per
ol.2za2se. CASTLE soap, per D., lgalgc, Cream
tartar &. r., per b, 42@i5c. ghalk, lump, per
per m, bottle Included, - OD@i 10. Chloral
hydrate. per D., 81 i04I %, Chloroform, per n
bottle included ,1jasD Competition pOwderper
~, 3a4lc. Cum opium, per ~, - sjai o.. Cum
caiDphor, per n, lsc Morphine, per q, ~ l0d
on, castor, machine, 700sOc, oil. castor,
per gallon b5a ~; 81 lard winter strained %
"a I5c oil, lard No. !, o0e. Quinine, i. w, scr
on soc, Flowers sulphur, 3! abe, Alum, 3idSe,
Prescription viale, by case - per cent on
broken, - and 10 per cent. on. SHOW casee, Tat
prices. Rebate pat. med. nj ilst. Thnyers FLUID
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-24

ffams-ti0 a01ii.
Mhiskv-ottlet hot drn at 81 OU0i qa
0iaiOic.
surAr--scarcc and frn centrifugal, cholcc
white dc; OF white Giaotr, gray white. "a ftici
onds, CnGlc.
Noiasscs- Strong; open kettle, primo 10
strictly prime, bodGoc' centrifugal primo 10
choice. a5ajac Louisiana syrup. S0lEanc.
Rice-ln good demand az fuii nriecs; Louis.
ana ordinary % prime. NFaic.
Nottonserd Oil--lriiNp crude now. 81 eac;
snnmer yellow. l5aS,lci cake q aaie meal.
22id2,c.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-24

Mlsccllanoous--'Iracc chains, No. ,, per pair,
400, pillow sinRlctreos, per don, 81 .; plow
doubletrees, per doE. 50 90; stock bolls, no per
cent. OF; door locks 8 25Wp On, wood screWs,
and 10 per cent OF; cut ana timed tacks, 40
per cent, of; coffee mills. 40 per cent oil blind
hinges, so and 10 per cent. Oit carriage bolts, %
and 10 per cent, OF pillow BOLTS IS per cent OF
ware, 40 per cent. on; shallow stampod.ware, 90
nor cant of
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-24

PRODUCE, PROVISIONS, ETC,
NEW ORTEANs La, oct 2j.-flonr-llul
weak and loweri choice " l1i ian'y. - VIC
patepts 50 5Oa5 Is Minnesota patents, " %.
CoruLEnser; yellow, 53ci mixed, NC
Oats--Quiet and weak; choice western -"
sic.
Ilay-Quict and STEADY.
pork--tluiet al 50 -.
Iard-steady ANA unch0nstd, - "a. i.,,
IInlk eats--EasieT; shouidcrr' - W. NUS
clear IS d2l; clear rib, 80 ~ ,,. 49,. ..t...,~
Bacon-Essler. shoulders, 50 0sli long clear
- Oi clear rib. 81 u.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-24
Ilnnnrs md Cignrs.

Wbisky-Rcctlncd 81 i0al 30, az per proof,
sour mash, two year old ~ COOL 20; three
yearold, 81 9JGs 20, fancy extra old whisky
81 Goa 90.
Wines iaret, Gaze 81 60a100l, az per qual.
lty caiawba, per gallon, g0caSi %; port u 20G
00. sherry, per gallon 81 20a3 00i Madeira,
per gallon, 81 0Oa5 o. white wine, ~ case, "a "
QiOO0.
Ale-slOck ale, per dozcn 81 az 2ji port
per dozen, " O0a2 10.
Cigars- Domestic, SIS 0Da25 %; Key West,
$50 00a 100 % Imported, so O0dI50OO.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-24
New Orleans.

NEW oE1rANs, IA, oct. s5-Couon-s
closed casy, i6c lower
sales 950balcs; low middiing, Glc; ordinary,
Jic; good ordinary, Sic low middiing. sic
middllug, . 81 Ice; good niddling. Q,c; middlng
fair, 10 -lGcc; fair, 10 l3-lGc,
Futures opened steady, ruled quiet and closed
steady AZ To points lower.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-24

Twelve months clp light tuo and medium
months, light, nne To medium l0al3c al llno
heavy, -----, fan, light tuo medium, ---
coarse, Safe.
llldcs-No mint dry ION and upward, per
% lSlalaci No. hint dry, per 70 i3c NO, light
llnt, per % u Ia 81, hubs asa heavy dan aged,
pnr NJ Sc cali sklus nod lHdy damage, pur
~ 4Ubci groon, enitol. sound. uef n ,s.;
butchers, green, per D Gic
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-24

Wheat-Cholcc, No /, l2c; Medium tnaGlc;
low grade 500bbc oats, lla26c, barley, NVadAGi
rye, i0d5ic; corn. ear 8!o3lc, shelCd, iic,
hay loose from the wagon, 80 00d1 90 po
ton; bale hay, s. 80 all O0 bran COO pea
100, chops, 81 - per lOn corn meal, One boltci
per 100, 81 90. humipy hnd grila S. per Dbl,
miilctt seed " OOdl 20
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-24

Meats-sugar cured hams iialac sugar.
cnred breakfast bacon SIC; short clear bacon
7bc: short clear dry salt 10.
Fish-Alaokerel, 1913 kits, No. ], eoci No. 2,
SOC: half-bbls No J, s. 90; No. ?, a 5Oi dgied
herrlngs per box. iGc cod nsh. &c.
IArd-Ilerccs, ~ sob cans 5.ci Fob cans,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-24

BosrON, MASS, Oct. WOODS tcadv, No.
Ohio combinE. SO use; fine de'ainc. 4nagc.
very choice California spring sold q, 3Nc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-24
II. w. HARRY ~ BROS,
East weatherford street. Fort worth. Tesas.
Manufacturers OF
0AIVaNtzrn ID0u r0ENtnE

skylights aud VentilntOrs. Tin, iron ana slate
rOofers, and dealers IN corrugated iron fg1hns
and siding. Tin plate. solder and ghlfhnizea iron
81 Wholesale.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-24

Tor iileaai voting, WIS called before
Justice tiiiligun to-day, bit there was no
4eefimouf produced, ana after waiting
-. - ~ 4 10 l-a-l- L-L- lLlA-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-24
PRODUCE. PROVISIONS, LIVE STOCK
Kansas City.

fRODuCE
KANSAS CITY. Oct. 25 - Wheat Lower /.
cash, 73se bid; November, 74ic bid; December,
ne.
Corn-Nominal; November 15ci year 26c bid
Oats--2llc asked.
LIVE STOCK.
Live Stock Indicator reports
Cattle-Receipt5 1851, shipments llI9; dtil
and weak exporters 81 20a5 90 good to choice
shipping steers, a S5@5 Is; common TO me
dium, 81 1904 81; stockers and feeders 81 So
d3 %; COWS - O009 30; grass Texas steers 81 60
as 10.
Hogs-Receipis $3.50; strong and active at
So 2id3 10.
Sheep-Receipts g9l shipments 60 quiet
fair TO good muttons, S250a3 %; common 10 me-
ium, u j0G2 %.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-24

glSan states grows hourly more serious
ana turbulent between Belgrade, the cap
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-24

composition D. which be i ri aged.
vioA's son-in.r-nw Rotten isEea.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-24
corroN MARKETS.
BcceIpts at Al United states Ports.

roirs. ds sS. 1teSaas. season as,a season sseS
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