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anniversary at the church lecture-room on Tues
day evening. A large number of their friends
in and out OF the congregation were present
General Sweitzer, Captain Viele and Major
Chambers, of the United States army, are at the
Denison.
Miss Kinnie Voss, who has been visiting friends
at Nobesville, has returned to the city, accom-
panied by Miss Gray.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred. Fahnley and family,
and Mrs. Charles Soehner, will spend the sum-
mer at Cresson Springs, Pa.
T. D. Brown and wife and Miss Mary FL.
Krout, of Charlottesville, came over to attend
the High-school commencement last evening.
Father Wocht, of st. Mary's, this city, has
been transferred to st. Henrys Church, Dubois
county. Other transfers in the diocese are
promised.
Rev. and Mrs. Joseph Harrington, of Green's
burg, in the city for a brief visit guests of
their daughter Mrs. Daniel Stewart, No. $50
North Delaware street.
George w. Sloan will address the nurses of
the Training School in the receptionroom Of the
City Hospital at $3.50 o'clock this afternoon, on
the subject of Pharmacy"
Hon. G. V. Menzies, of Mt. Vernon, who en-
joys the distinction of being about the only
prominent Democrat in Indiana who isn't seek
ing an Office is in the city on business.
Adjutant- general Koontz went to Richmond
last night to inspect the j. F. Miller Grenadiers
the company which will be the Governors mill
tary escort at the Philadelphia encampment.
Herman Spain, of this city, was married last
night at Franklin, to Miss Fannie Conner,
daughter of William Conner, postmaster at that
point Among those who attended from this
city were Harry c. Smith, Miss Georgia Black,
Mr.. and Mrs. Spain, parents of the groom,
Chester Spain, Mr. Joseph Conner, Mr. and Mrs
Rollins Miss Alice Cook, Miss Alma Patterson.
Charles Emory Smith, editor of the Philadel-
phia Press, is in the city, stopping at the Den
ison. This evening he will address the under
graduates of Butler University, upon whose in
vitation he visits the city. He will return to
Philadelphia on Friday. He entertained at
dinner yesterday by Mr. and Mrs. John M.
Judah, and will be entertained to-day by ex-
Governor Porter.
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Isaac n. nihhs Arrested.

that Isaac N. Hibbs, ex-postmaster OF Lewis
town, Idaho who issued money orders to him.
self for over SIC. 900. was arrested to-day at
Harriston River, British Columbia. Ten thou
sand five hundred dollars was found on his per
son.
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Hotel Arrivals.

Bates House: B. f. Masten, Bonnie Masten,
W. j. Cunningham, T. N. Stuart wife and
child, Lafayette; S. C. Campbell, Crawfords-
vile; Charles Bundy, Franklin; W. j. Craig,
Bluffton; John G. Williams Terre Haute; Thad
A. Nicely and wife, Muncie; j. NJ. Vanheet, Elk
hart; N. d. Wilson, Goshen.
Grand Hotel: E. NJ. Spencer, Mt Vernon; W.
A. Kennedy and wife, Kokomo P. S. O'Rourke.
Fit. Wayne; III. B. Lingfelter, Danviile; w Bar
ry, Richmond; Elwood Avery and wife, Frank
FORT j. III. Arnold, Miss Cora Arnold, Moores-
vile; w. P. Howe, Greencastle; Robert Simon
ton Huntington; Thomas Nelson, Bloomington;
Oliver M. Tichenor, Princeton; Henry p. Fry,
Marion; NJ. E. Schmidt G. Gruelich. Peru.
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Sick Headache.

Thousands who have suffered intensely with
sick headache say that Hoods Sarsaparilla has
completely cured them. One gentleman tn us
relieved writes Hoods Sarsaparilla is worth
its weight in gold.p Sold by all druggists One
hundred doses 81.
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DAILy WEATHER BULLETIN.
Indications.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, ,

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, June 1S, 1885. y
For the Ohio Valley and Tennessee--Slightly
warmer fair weather, variable winds, being
easterly in Tennessee.
For the Lower Lake Region-WaUmer, fair
weather, variable winds, generally southerly.
For the Upper Lake Region-Fair warmer
weather, winds variable.
For the Upper Mississippi Valley-Fair, warm
er weather, winds generally shifting to south
erly.
For the Missouri Valey-Fair warmer,
weather, followed by local rains variable winds,
falling barometer,
Local Observations.
INDIANAPOLIS, June II.
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Une autre semaine s'6tait 6cou-
lee.
NJ. Henri de Beauch6ne, en- plei-
ne convalescence, await quite sou
lit; ct pabbe Duval, qui seul, du
reste, lui await donn6 des soins, af>
firmait que dams trois semaines sa
blessure serait complement cica-
trisee ct quill NY paraitrait plus.
LIE bon pr6t-e lui await dit uu
soir:
Mon jeune ami, durant votre
maladie, la baIonne Mercier est ve-
nue. ici tous les jours, ellie a meme
passe plusieurs NUTS a votre che
vet, ct, aux yeux de tout le pays,
vOus etes son fance.
II est done necessaire que vous
vous occupiez malntenant de votre
proclaim marriage.
Je suis autorise par la barOnne a
publier vos premiers bans.
Mais Peglise ne marie plus seule,
la loi civile ct le Code Napoleon
lui viennent en- aide.
Ensuite vous 6tes militaire, ct,
CONNIE il a etc decide que vous ne
donneriez pas votre demission tout
de suite, il faut que vous adresslez
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e :; !; s: !:
can make great pay all the time
they work, with absolute certainty, write for
particulars to ii. HALLEr g. Co., Portland
Maine.
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Magasln de Musique.

Professcur E. Chol 1t j. Glsrlia ~
eur dannoncer an public ct leurs
feux amis quis viennent d'olvrir,
treet entire st. Philippe ct st. i.,ais,
gasin de Musique.
lis anront constamment a vendre ct ioue7
oes Pianos ErmersOn. garantis pour q
ans aussi des Pianos des meillcures fabrique
M9sfQue VOcalc ct Instrumen
sale, MethOdes de Chant, Piano,
slOtOn, etc. Instruments de tous genres.
Vidres respectueusement sollicites ct rem
hs dams lie plus bref dGlai aux prix les plus
GIVE Us A CALL.
iun-2l-s4.
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y. intelligence to take the permanent, sole
sse ~: hey for our goods used in every family IN
ra .aas place. Stock furnished by us without in-
'''''neht. References indispensable.
j. b. HUL1NG Co., Chicago, Ill.
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ThibodauA Foundry!
L. KEEFE, PROPRIETOR.

Thibodaux. La,
HAVlNG purchased the above and we'll
III known establishment, takes great pleas
ure in announcing to the planters that he
has reftted the Foundry and Machine
Shop. and is now prepared to do any work
in his line. with neatness aud dispatch.
STEAM ENGINES,
SUGAR MILLS,
DRALNING WHEELS,
SHAFTING and GEARING,
-AND-
CASTINGS
Of all descriptions made to order
Agent for Knovles Steam Pumps
and Jadson Governors,
-ALLKlNDs Or
Brass Castings,
SUCH As
GUAGE COCKS.
CYLINDER and PUMP COCKS,
GLOBE VAL YES, etc., etc.,
made toorder and furnished at the shortest
notice.
Having reftted the blacksmith shop,
ae can do all kinds of work in that line,
In the best manner and with dispatch.
he respectfully soliclts a continuance of
tne former patronage extended to this es
ablshment.
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LII OLON UDOI.
TROlSIEME PARTIE.
Des Drames du Village.
VOLTA justement on lie bat nous
blesse, dit Lolseau.
Comment celia
81 Marc Noel, le frere de votre
gendre, est desherit6 par le teeta-
ment, pourquoi Pa-t-il porte chez
le nOtaire?
Ill est 81 b6te dit Roquillon.
Bette, soft, dit Loiseau; mais,
aux yeux de la justice, c'est une
mauvaise raisOn. II faut en- trouver
une autre.
-Voyons I!
--Votre gendre ct son frere sont
brouille a mort, n'est.ce pas!
-Oni.
-Et NJ. Henri de Beauch6ne, en-
revenant d'Afrique, Oh est il allie |?
Chez Marc.
Eth bien, il faudrait tacher lie
prOuver une chose.
-Laquelle !?
-Cest que Marc ct lui Sc sont
entendus. LIE testament declare va
liable, NJ. Henri "a toute la fortune.
Bon!
IL met votre gendre ct sa fem.
me a la porte des Ormes.
EFT puis !?
-Mais il garde Marc qui est son
ami, ct qui SO trouve ainsi conser-
YER sa part sous le manteau de la
cheminee, tandis que Joseph Ma
plus rien.
-Oui, dit Roquillon, j'eDtends
bien; mais comment prouver celia !?
Loiseau cut un de ces sourires
qui faisaient fremir les gems qui le
connaissaient.
-Connaissez-vous le pere Jou.
val -
M. Jouval, de Saint -Florentin :
-Oui.
-Certainemeut, je le connais. Je
lui al vendu plus de cent pieces de
vim depuis dix ans.
Eth bien! il pourrait peut 6tre
nous donner un coup de main.
-Vous croyeZ1
Dame f! je ne reponds de rien. !.
MalS TAI bOu eSpOir.
Er Me LOiseau await cong6die
Roquillon, en- lui Dormant rendez-
vous pour le lendemain qui etait
jour de marche d Saint Florentin.
Roquillon parti, Loiseau await ap-
pele son petit clerc, lequel compo-
salt a lui seul, dc reste, tout le per
sonnelle de r6tude.
VOLTA, lui dit il un commando
ment que tn vas porter a Saint Flo
rentin. Par la meme occasion tu
entreras chez M. Jouval ct tn lui
donneras ce mot.
Et maftre Loiseau await 6crit &
son vieux complice les lignes sui
vantes:
"Mon cher ami,
J'irai vous demander a dejeuner
demain, je crois que t0utes nos es-
p6rances sur les terres des Ormes
ne sont point mortes.
On m'apporte une petite affaire
dams laQuelle, je crois, il y 4 boire
ct a manger, ct je vous invite.
Votre tidele,
Loiseau, huissier."
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AuRENDE2 vous DEs HABITANTs
No. Il3 Rue de Chartres.
NOUVELLE-ORLEANS.

ar j. BoSlO previeat ses nombreux amis
" = ia campasne qnis trouveraut An Rem
IIex.vous de> 1labi t;a t.. No. ll3 rue
ehartres des llueurs de preme choix.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-10

Drugs-Bark, cinnamon per n l2c; Peruvian
75cdSf so; boraN, lac. Bi.CaTbonate of soda,
English &c. Copperns, 3dtc, Cinchincdln per
or. ,22d2sc, castle soap, per D. loal6c, Cream
n, 2G3c. Calomci, T.. Il W, 75as2c; English,
per u, bottle included, 81 GOAL 10. Chlornl
hydrate. per n, 81 50al 10. Chloroform, per n
bottle included 55da0 Composition powder, per
n, 25c. Dovcrs, per H.. y 20, Epson salts, per
H. 3dtlc. Gum opium, per n, - s5G4 10, Gnm
camphor, per n, sc. Morphine, per %, y iod
-. oil, castor, machine, 7OdAci oil, castor
per gnllon,sl Cos oil lard, winter strained. Gja
I5c oil, lard, No |, G0c Qulninc, l.. w, pof
oz,s0c. Flowers sulphur, ~ m0c Alum, wdoc'
Prescription Vals, by case 60 per cent. on
broken, 30 per cent, of. Show cases list prices.
Rebate patent medicines, AZ list, Thayers Fluid
Extracts, 20 per cent. off. y. ID. Fluid IAtrcts
rs per cent OH Essential oils, 81. Louis list,
Dlstemper COlors--fvory drop black, soc raw
Turkey umber DC; burnt Turkey umber, Poe
raw Italian sienna, CSC burnt Italian sienna
1c: Nandyke brown, 25c,
Paints - strictly pure white lend 1Oa15c
spIrits turpentlne, 56965c boiled oil b2a6jc
The Sherman. wllliams Colors = Ivory drop
black, Is per N, l6c; English coach black, y per
NJ, l6c lamp black, Is, per NJ, lBc flltramaIlno
blue, a., H., llci blue paint Is DC, raw turkey
lumber Is Nc. burnt Turkey umber ls Nc, raw
italian slcnna II &C, burnt italian sienna u We
Vandyke brown Is DC, Paris green lFlic, Croinh
zoe, Indian red IL lie, yellinn red y o. igtc
25G9c, Chrome yellow I. M.N.o. j. o. IL l4le
yellow ochre Ills % 9s 25s ~.
Prepared Graining eolors--liBrk oak lfc, hst
/ lie, Black walnut lac, Maple lSc,
Prices OF the above made on basis o. N J
1 and n cans. assorted In and idzb cans
! balance In and u cans, assorted. Price IN :
n cans, balance In l and cans assorted
Price IN u cans lc less, l2l and - ID TIN patti
I lac less and kegs 20 per n less.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-10

american \, 6lc CROYDON {, sic. Great pals
=, % Black Hawk, eic: Root q ~
roca,set e, eici Sterling sc; Consideration.
81 ~ nsays on q tic. Rutland &C. 81; Utica
-, 90 lnShes, ~; Glendale, "a; Admission.
80 t2Shall -, q Enterprise Y r.. 81. Ary'
{ie, u; Lawrence, III, 81; Tam O'shanter' 81 .
hhVSwhaa't ~, - y; Chapman "a. 81. Kentucky
Frst ~, nenast X, 4't,ei Rose Valley "a, Il;
bleach Cottons- Holmesvile a.. sic: signal
rt,,oa our Reliance, Ole: Full Vaiuc, 7c;
&c Trump Gard, SIC Diamond nm r.mb,,n :. :
l9hsdale cambria lie; Chapman \, X. Amor,
n,s,, n Androscoggln l, u Blackstone A A. I;
iI a0s Il Fsg \ \ n Cabot - 81 Dauniless
-, 3, Cold Medal a., I: Ionsdaie N. incbcs
knights cambria, q.
io id seu HTSSs 8, seee5sg-,9t Lowell, lsc;
~, = Lancaster, ~; 1914 Peppereil, ~.
Wide Preached sheetlng.- Lowell. sOc
~ pemhroke, 70; 1914 Pembroke, q. % Pom
sS. ippi, o. Husnnebarry, VI lo-i Peppercll,
Colored bucks.-Patuxent, 10 OF, lsc; Pa,u1
ent on, lie; Montauk SIC: Boston. o..
,wiS, Eyereit y u, drab, lie, Potomac G, loo
Tick Amoskeag a c \, islc; Cords A c +.
lglc; Cords fancy, ltic; standard y. 1ic
Cornwall A. lee; whittenton 500, i9ic; Whit
Hamilton, lllc.
Hickory stripcs-Extra Stout. blue and brown
iVci Mechanic, blue, &c; Jcwett City, blue, 7lc,
Boston, blue, ~ Oneiga blue and brown
lOc; OTIS, blue aud brown, Sic,
Ginghams-Lcphyr .; plunket "a, Amoskcag
az Glasgow fancies I; Glasgow dress STYLES 81
Greylock dress STYLES II; Rentrew dress styics
2; Rcnfrew draper cloth l0l; Renfrew Swiss
brochures. IL; Renfrcw jacqnand 100 Nubiar
dress styles s. York check and fancles "A; Yorl
dress styles 81 Wamsutta check and fnncle,
| III Riverside dress styles Z.
Cottonades-Bay City ~; Namcless 10, New
! YORK 4 Z is; kearsage 10; A IAD&T 10
/ II A. 81 "A
y Jay Eye see s.; fayorlte lgl ! ollle's cholc,
81 Atakapa l4l.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-10

Lumber-Rough lumber, boxing Il inches
and under, first class, SIS 90; stripping, lNS
~ 90; thick clears. II and y, % %; rough lum
Der, second class, 1900; iolst and scantling,
cuils, ~ 80.
siding-Flrst, common white pine, $50 90;
second do. q 80; third, do, 20 90; poplar 20 90
a27 so; native pine, 3, Is 90; native pine, B.
20 90; native rough, 49, 90.
Dressed Lumber - Boxing, ~ inches and
under SIS 20; do, Ax3, IS 90; scantllng, iost or
any common lumber. % 90. boxing over u
inches, go 90; thick clearsl 70 II and ?, 80 90;
second class, anyklnd. 90 90
Dressed and Matched Flooring-First' clsss,
500; second class, - 90
White Pine Furnishing Lumber-lh u and
inch wide white pine, $40. inch do, 90.
Ceiling Beaded or Plnin-First common white
pine A 80, I'd do "a 80, 81 do ~, poplar 20 GOA
" so, poplar - 0odS0 OO native pine Is, do
20
shIngles-whltc pine a 5, do shaded 25
do extra No l,3 so, cypress, best any brand ,, DO
No "a 25 do No 3 10, native sawed heat 4, saps D.
Plckets-White pine dressed and headed
square or Hat 4, yellow pine do 3, laths . Boa
4 80. 40
Lime, Cement, etc.-Iime, Austin q per hhl.
cement, Louisville or Rosanals, $40 per bhl,
Portland, 50 per Dbl. plaster paris, New fori
or Michigan, - per bbl.; plaster hair, toc bu'
Brick--fire proof $40 per NJ
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-10
PRODUCE

PRODUCE.
sr. LOUIS, sept 9-Fiour-Flrm, but I'M.
changed. ~ VI"
wheat-Excted and higher. advanced l,s9,c
early, then dropped ldac, but closed firm AT Il "a
lsc above yesterday No red cash s7l a ssc sen.
tembersIl sic; October ISL dgOic, closing sgic.
November eOl d92lc, closing g2c bid
Corn-Highcr aud firm ON frost predictions,
NO. mixed, cash, 4ld42lc September lS,c De
tobcr 80 a l0c; year sac.
Oats-liigher and firm. but slow No gn,ix ed
cash, 2ia2ilci year 23ic May l9c
Corn .meal-Lowcr at 81 IS.
Mool--Active; firm and unchanged
Whisky-Stcady at 81 o..
Pork-e l0a9 so.
Lard-6 - bid.
short clear 6 10. l
Bacon-Long clear 20a6 IS. short rib q asa
0 so; short clear 65a6 Is.
Hans-yl0 OOdl2 co.
AT AFTERNOON HOARD
Wheat--ldRc higher.
Corn--Unchangcd.
Oats-UnchanNed.
LIVE STOCK.
Cattle-Recelpts 1900; good grades steaty
poor grades dull native shipping steers 81 2.
id5 20; good native butcher steers So 5Oal 90
mixed butcherlng stock 81 $50 so; stockers AMI
feeders - 2503 70 grass Texans - 5Oa3 is
Indian steers s. B5d3 IS.
Hogs-Receipts $500; "a GOAL G5
Sheep-Recelpts 1000; best grades steady ant
firm, but others dull; common to medium 81 ~
az 10 good to choice muttons s. 00dS 80; lambs
81 50d4 %.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-10
ear old. 81 goa2 20; fancy extra old whisky

year old, 81 9oa2 20; fancy extra old whisky
81 OOd5 90
Wnes-Claret case 81 500 10 90, ns per quail.
ity catawba per gallon, eOcdSl so, port u 20d
3 DO; sherry, per gallon, 81 2Od3 90; Madeira
per gallon, ii O0d5 90; white wine In case, a oo
al0OO.
Alc-stock ale per dozen, 50 O0a2 %; port
per dozen. y 0Od2 30,
Chnmpagnc-G, NJ. Mumm 4 Co.. extra dry,
$50 OOd83 90; Ilcidsick, IN bucket, y2i O0d3O co.
krug, in basket, s9s O0d3O 90. domestic cham
payne, ~ 0Oal 90; Geo. Goulot, extra dry, pints,
S27 co.
BOTTLED Bccr--Lcmps, quarts, II 00dl2 co.
Budweiscr, quarts IL ~, pints ~ %! ErlanFer
beer quarts Is co. plnts Is 30, SchlitA milwaukee,
quarts IL ~, pints IS 90, IL. Clausen n Sons
champagne beer quarts " 90, pints ~ 30, Bre
moT Kaiser imported 80.
Clgars-Domcstic, SIS OOd35 90. Key West
S35 00G 100 70; Imported, $50 GOA 100 20.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-10
staple Dry Goods.

Prints - standard prints, novelties, y
oocheco fancy, S.c' tiehiq samapofan ney
ofe hei ,NaI fancy. Be; Gloucester fancy,
KS Hartford fancy, SIC lodi fancy, e Char,
Ter oak fancy, iic Auburn fancy, Sse n inv.
chaers 5ic. Simpson black. SCI sphinx uI h
reS' ese Vienna oil, nc; shelby robes - Bay
Side srton &C yeI I PSl9! s sGeei Steel Riyel
il,on i" ny WtindsoT blc. lIolton fancy, 9ci
MaSlson fancy So Arnold 5se pqnkirk fancy
SIC; Fenwick medium. 4lS har'ei b, iahS! 1ie
Mar,,,nsc shirtinrs. Sc; Utica shlrtings; &C
Aliens shrtings, &c; slater solids 2lc' p Dsr
ham solids, ilc; Berlin. solid eQioTsi 'i "a Al
CLAW purple, DC; Aliens double pinh " IA
ton ianey, 30 Star and Crescent lnfNei ~
print, nc; Globe turkey red print, 'ivs f' al
lin turkey red, &c; Washington iah ,,nts
urints. 7ici Washington fancy OF plus ps!ii,'o
Gic; simpson Solid Black, q simpson s snsy
Gray. & Montgomery fancy, u Belmonit, IN, lane
al; berwick fancy, 81; Conestoge lasn"
Tnnestoga blues, ~. Conteetoga satin D -.
Heavy Brown Shceting- ATLANTA \ - W
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-10
Hardware,

Bar iron, $500. Norway Sc, No. % sheet iron
SIC, No, q G sheet iron. acc, galvanized sheet
iron 9aplc, No. A sod l7c No. | do. Isle, 2ON2s
roofing tin l4lcNl5c, ltNsO and l0Nl4 pat. do.
IT5ds50, timers wire 30 per cent. OF, timers
stock, 40 per cent. OF, cook stoves with ware
l050d 210O, do. with trimmings 1850 5000.
Wood Work-Wagon aNles oOc.dSl 90,
tongues 9OcdSl co. singletrees 81 %, holsters
soc, spokes So 75a3 %, felloss 81 75a2 10,
doubctrees, So 25d4 90, neck yokes 81 50a2 so,
pillow beams 50G60c, pillow handles, 81 75d2 80.
Nails 800 key, basis lOd.--Burden hors- shoe
per keg, 5 90. Perkins do, . 90 Walker do 90,
Burden mule 6 90, Northwestern horse shoe
nails No. {, Soc No. s, 26c, No 8, 23c, No, T. elc.
No, 3, 2Oc "Iake's" do No, 4, 45C, No. 3, 25c No.
q, 21c, No. Z, 20c, No. g. l0c; Ansable do, No.
4, 45c, No. D. 2lc, No. s. 2lc No Il Ice, No, 5, lSc.
Refrigerators.-No. Climax II 90, No. ., do.
Is 90, No. do, %, No. do, -, No. 8, do, 81.
Misceilaneous--Trace chains, No. ., per pair
doc; pillow slngletrees, per doz., y 70; plow
doubleirecs, per doz, s. 90; stock bells, 80 per
cent off door locks S. 2jdg 90; wood screws
80 and per cent. OF l., r. cast door butts, 4
and 10 per cent off; cut and timed tncke, Il
por cent. of coffee mills 10 per cent OF blinc
hinges, 80 and 10 per cent of, carriage bolts, q
and 10 per cent of pillow bolts, 30 per cent. of
piece tin ware so per cent. OH F.; deep stamped
ware, 80 per cent of; shallow stamped ware, u
pcr cent. of.
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600 bags; September ssTOas 30; octoher 8, 7s.
2 ~ eS november s. s0de IS; December So sSG
sugar-firm; centrifugal Glc; refined drm
conisctloners A 1c, yellow aa5lc :ctt Loaf and
crushed &c; powdered 7ld5ic. cubes lie
LIVE STOCK.
Beeyes-keceipts 800 head all for the mar
ket, the trading was slow and the mapIet
closed weak at reduction OF i5c pcr 100
pounusi common 70 prime native steers sold al
gdb ~; extra do az Sc i0d6 ~; Texas Steers
al " otdo ~; Colorado at 50 7sat 20
Sheep-Neceipts 1890; no Improvement In
tone or prices, and trade dragged AZ 81 5yta ~
Tor sheep, and = Goa Is for lambs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-10

4 Goyernmcut bonds duh
w. ,o'day's stock market has
= Union Pacific, accom-
~ sood OF rumors regard
\ ~, boating debt, the
''rf ,,.s as nearly as could
= mat the Union Pacific had
Nv :, the securities held by II to
~ noston and here, ON which IL
$4,000. Its stock opened
~. ' ~. to size on heavy
,,. and buying for turn.
became feverlsh and
4 n',s down to so before 2 p. m.
", allicd to 'oi and closed at
s.,,ndllpcr cent.
'in'.,,cd to iOI 800 shares, out OF a
..,,res for the whole list
b. ,,ssd hat the 'nVHo' -" " -
sonds sold has been borrowed
.,tsper cent. per annum, while
rhlch bear 6 per cent. The
.tnba Increased about 100000.
y market responded sluggishly
% Union Pacific and with the
moderate business in Lacka.
! p,ul, the salco were for small
A AN most cases the fluctuations
.-nnse Of about per cent
4 Z. nu,iderablc fevcrishncss In the
4 \ ,asr the opening, but before the
.r.tbour the market became more
4 ,s,c aud so continued until after
A !, remainder of the day all the EARL.
A we're lost in a majority of cases
A !, stocks the lowest prices were
MONEY MARKET,
!. ssut e,-Money on call, easy al
.'f brine mercantile paper 4@5c
/ ,.,snge quiet at s. s2i for 80 days ant
he demand
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-10
snhdlery.

Saddles - Raised stamp, California, A5 GOA
IS 90; Plain California, ~ 0@21 0li Looose
corus, stlll tree, u W WeS o1 w We, ueu
5Oal2 80; rigs, black or oiled, OdlO co.
side saddles, 90 TO 20 co.
Pockets-pockets ood2 30; Llama goat %
as 90, -.
Lesgings-Kip 81 SOFAS 90; calf 50 GOALS co.
chapparel 81 50al 90,
skirting-No. California per pound asd &c
fair hemlock per pound 8sGilc oiled hemloeh
pcr pound 32a3Gc. best kagle skirting SIC,
Harness Ienther--Ohlo oak No. per pound
Jia31c Ohio oak No. per pound 3laSic.
Harness-short iug wagon per se LIE, tl3 oo oei
buggy harness single 81 OOa50 90, buggy harness
double SIG 00Gi5 co.
Hind Brldles-Blind brides per dozen 80 GOA
lb 90: Bike In per dozen $ll 90; BIKE, In per
dozen Sl2 90; n Bkle In Ger dozen $500,
Bride FlllinRs--i.in., black or falr, per d9E
Q OO; lin, black or fair per doz, 10 5Oi lin
black or fair, per dor, ls 90.
team whips, Per dor. % 10 10 90; .qulrts, PEI
dor. 90 to "a 90; breast straps, with sides aud
gnaps. per doz., s 90 to u %: htirrup leathers
nii sixes, per dor, 90 10 "a ooi gsrths, per dok
ss,b ~ neI en 10 q to Il co. saddle bags pei
dor 10 % to 200; pistol holsters, per do1,
30 TO 10 SOL cartridge belts, per dox., q % ie
Is CO., hame. straps, per doz., ~ 70 iSe ~ ~
lm'ts coteh whang sewed II 5oi heavy sond-
rim spilt and duck, 10.
mames.-Hook, 10. 2, by case. per dor, . 90
hook, No !, by case, per doz, 3 IS'
check Lines-i Inch, per doz., u %; Inch
per doE., " 90; l Inch, per dor, 1907 u inch
{ per doI,, ~ %.
Liquors and cigars.
3 Whlsky-Hecilled 81 l0al ~, as per prooi
sour mash, two year-old, 81 coal 'Oi three