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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-04
LECTURES.
r ECTURES by PROFESSOR WIN.
IL SID<.

The course Of lectures ON ASTRONOMY.
delivered by Professor WINSTON several
years ago. viii he repeated In 81. MARK =
ECTURE-ROOM, First and clay streets.
Five lectures In the course, and delivered
ming with FRIDAY NIGHT, February 18Th.
with stersopticap Illustrations. Tickets for
the entire coursc. 81 for each lecture, 25c.
for sale al drug and book stores. Also AT
the door. e. l.t.0,s, l2&l3-st
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-04
IlNBEg.DEALCVS.

y W. PICkRELL.
<<s LUMBF r. DEALER.
keeps all kinds Of BUILDING LUMBER,
TOBACCO-BON BOARDS SYCAMORE,
SHINGLES, LATliS. POSTS, Sc.
BILL STUFF a speciality. Any size or
length furnished promptly.
Yard and office. corner Broad and Laurel
streets. f. i-eoiiy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-04

MANCHESTER, Va, Feb. 3, 1855.
To the Editor Of the Dispatch:
Dear Sir,-In your issue of Sunday
last and again Of this date appear arti-
cles relative to the school funds of the
city of Manchester which, if they do
no reflect upon me, place me in a false
position. for | am. and ever have been,
a jealous advocate Of the public schools,
and have always studied their interest.
In justification of myself. | therefore
ask you to publish the following state
ment
My receipts of State taxes to lst De-
cember were a. follows
State .6i6 80
school si1 ~
- of1 -
Less treasurers comm iss ions......... i79 6s
Total due state and school. 90
When presented my accounts to the
first clerk. Mr.. Moncure, with whom |
make my settlements, asked, as |
ARRAYS do. what amount | would be
allowed to retain for the schools. He
replied to the effect that the law re-
Quired me TO keep the State and school
accounts separate (which had done),
and that of course ! could retain the
school proportion. but that the Auditor
had decided to allow tressurcrS to re-
tain one third of the whole amount col
lected. if necessary. The difference
between the amount | did retain-yiz..
$1,000. 34-and the full one third
was too small to be of any practical
value in paying months teachers
salaries so | decided to retain that
exact amount, it inst fitting the amount
of all the items in my account except
the real-estate tax, and thereby saving
the writing of numerous receipts and
complicating the accounts for nothing.
The Auditor in his statement to you
has failed to give me credit for my COM
missions on the whole amount, and
therein arises the discrepancy between
his statement and mine. The above is
the exact fact of the whole matter, and
if you will publish the same you will
greatly oblige, yours, &C.,
j. W. BRoNAUGH, Jr.,
Treasurer City OF Manchester.
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styles at low prices. l.. LEWIS,
9i2 Main street.
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REV. II. b. JOHNSON.

STATE or GEORGIA, TROUP COUNTY.
have examined the recipe Of DIR. Josiah
Bradheld and pronounce IL to be combi-
nation Of medicines OF great merit In the
treatment Of all diseases Of females for which
be recommends IL.
WILLIAM r. BEASLEY, NJ. ID.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-04

Vanderbiits millions could not buy from
me what Swifts Specific has done for me.
IL cured me OF scr0fula OF fifteen years
standing.
Mrs. ELIZABETH BAKEE. Acworth, Ga.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-04

sNATCHED FROM TIE GRAVEL was
brought TO deaths door by a combination
of cczelna and erysipelas, nom which had
suffered for three years. Was treated by
several physicians wi ia iodide OF potassium,
which seemed 10 feed the disease. | have
been cured sound and well by the Use OF
Swins Specific. Mrs. SARAH 4. TURNER.
Humboldt. Tenn.
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Old newspapers for sale at the DIS
patch counting-room at % cents per
hundred.
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DgxrIsTs.

D. DAvIsos. ~. DAsDoS. W. r. DAWSON.
~ DENTAL PARLORs. TffYH0
No. 90 east Main street.
Office tours from A. ~. 10 q Il. NJ.
Terms moderate. satisfaction guatan.
feed. &c Len
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EDUCATIONAL.
SELECT SCHOOL.
- 100 NORTH NINTH STREET. CITY.

- IVV NVhIH .'IN III n EHftE' 'II''
MEs. ROSALIE WINSTON and her niece.
MISS MOSCURE. will receive few add
ti0nal SCHOLARS for the haf-session be-
ginning FEBRUARY 18TH. Number limit
ed to twelve. Apply nj once. Music, French.
Latin. and the English branches taught.
school for both boys and girls. Terms very
moderate, e. 4-WXSu2t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-04

TETTER. R.--AfIer suffering with letter for
eleven years and having all sorts Of treat
nent, was relieved entirely by swift's SPe-
clf,c. l.. II. LEE, Dawson, Ga.
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TILE poEr pnWERs

A feeling of gratitude impels me 10 ac-
Knowledge the great merits OF your CUTI-
CURA, and / cordially recommend IL TO the
public as o very valuable remedy.
II. N POWERS.
Bridgeport, Conn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-04

We have just received a large invoice OF
BLACK SILKS and SILK RlIADAMER,
consigned by an oyerstockea New York I'M
porter, TO close at great advantage to the
purchaser. The prices will be the lowest
ever named on similar goods. They are
frst-class goods. and the prices at which we
shall sell them are decided bargains.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-04

Swifi's Specific is entirely vegetable.
Treatise ON Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
ffee.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.. Drawer 8. At
lsnia. Ca. or l59 west Twenty-third street,
New York. Ja So-iw
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- c Il o I l. l. a.

A girl I'm my employ has been cured OF
constitutional scroiula by the use of Swifts
Specific.
]. O. MCDANIEL. AlatOona, Ga.
CThis gentleman is father OF the Governor
of OeOlgia).
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-04

We have, during the depression in trade
taken advantage of the low prices prevail
Ing and bought largely Of
BLANKETS.
MARSEILLES QUILTS.
LINEN SHEETING,
TABLE -DAMASK,
NAPKINS. and
OTHER HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
all Of which We viii offer at real bargains.
The best MARSEILLES QUILTS at SO,
s2.25, and SO ever seen.
25 COMBINATION WORSTED SUITS TO
be sold at q sacrifice.
ia 4-eod CARDOZO 4 co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-04

For sale everywhere. Price CUTICURA.
the great Skin-Cure, SOC: CuTlCUhh
SOAP. an exquisite Skin-Beautiher zoc; :
CUTICURA RESOLVENT, the new Bloou-
Purifier, 81. ...,,,., ,o
BOsTON.
CUTICURA SOAP, AN EAQUI-
y SITE TOILET. BATH. and NURSERY
SANATIVE. 10 4-M Mt"J"ou
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DRY GOODS. NOTIONS. &c.
ARDOZ0 & co.

ONE HUNDRED CLOAKS,
consisting Of SEAL. PLUSH, SILK, BRO
CADE VELVET, and CLOTH-ar to be sold
at great reduction TO close.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-04

SMOKE TRIxY CIGARS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-04
AiCTION SALES TODAY.

SMOKE TRIxY CIGARS.
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so14 94o az 5000. .4IO.s5 s1s,qs2 2,

Number consumers Janu-
AIRY. lSS0.........................3,s ,s2z
Cash receipts Jan. 1880. 6,65l O4
Number consumers Janu-
airy, 1884 4...............-.........3,754
Cash receipts jan, 1884. 24,272 95
Average per consumer January, 1885. 695
Average per consumer January, 1884. 647
Attest: ID. A. IANGHORNE,
Book. Keeper for Committee on Light.
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" Yours very respectfully,
"W. Ii. CRAWFORD.


Bland is small county. With the
above credits to his account, and con-
sidering the offsets he would certainly
have, Mr.. Crawford cannot be in de-
fault-if at all-mOre than few hum
dred dollars, leaving out the year just
past. The probability is that he
owes nothing Except for the last year.,
for it is a common enough thing for the
small counties to have more offsets,
counter-claims, than is due from their
clerks. Or he may have squared his
account every year and got his receipts.
There are other clerks, who have no
credits, in that condition. In the pres
ent condition of the Auditors books
the fact that Crawford appears never to
have paid in a cent proves nothing at all.
Ii follows, then, that he owes the
Commonwealth no great sum, if any
thing. Also. that when he left
Bland Courthouse he could not have
known Of the confusion in his account
here, and he received no notice from
any one to appear here. The Dispatch
and the Lynchburg papers that were
sold on the train by which he left
Wytheville contained the first news OF
Mr.. Smiths arrest.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-02
Groceries.

ERATe-sugsr cured name, I2Jzo;s. O. a -
3 ,oon. i254c; 8 o.bscon, $50. 90. dry salt,
sfitsH-MseEerel lnb kits, 40. /, t.oo. No
a t9e half bills, No. 1, $3.50; No. 2, COCO;
Rnito nsh No. !, hif. bbla., U.25; No, q S0.2s
LARD-TieToss, BNc. I'd ana con cans, $40;
20in cans, SIC; l0D cans. skc' Sb cans 80;
ooSBEs Common lOc.; ordinary, 10 &C.;
lair TO-; prime hlv h5fc; fancy, TO: old
government lava %.
TEA-tmpeEial, aD@e0; gunpoyder, so9To.
5uaAR-Fine powdered, bbla.. Sc: do,
nal' obla., s1o.; out loaf 50 graduated
star lard 7ho.: Louisiana Rranulated -;
tRndard a e1ca choioa white, &c; yellow
aIoH--LouiBiana, 6Gb7o.
sALT--COarae, IN bags 51.25Dl.t0 dne 10
Gags, -; lake, In nat hoop oDla, t2l0
GAINED dooDa.-Priosn per doEen, Pine
spplea, standard glo5 PeachsB standard. 2
l6s;, IS; rs; s5,25sg2So; seconds, ? pa
sl.0g seconds, bs,i- 3 ma, sl.2o9 Green
corn, el.l0al.ef Green peas, $50 Goose
Oysters oyItsS fnii weight, =, si5; b. iS iigbi
4 fssi 10 3 se = haofsIsi, r,
imported, tl3 0leDli.00 CASE Strawberries, q n,
| O. 409--.~; Blackberriee, 0l.30. Green cages,
psl Eagle Condensed milk. ss.e0i crown,
B1Krsa FowDKR.- SILVER Loaf, ~ cam,
per dozen, soe.i IN; do. q 50. IN do, q 60;
! kib. do ga %, DO, tll.
guFDarhg-8taroh, go. Soap, common
/ 41<c. German olive, $40. Candiss, fall DO1es
/ lbJ{o halves, Q: quarters, @. Indigo. $50 p,
| BfuelnR 80,al.O0 dozen. ColomAn'a mustard
| N fG595I60 dozen. Maooaroni, imported, lson,
| american. sl.00 box Buckets. two hoops
! 20Odoxsn.Roll buckets. ef.D0 doEon. 8roomn
al Jbes8 25doEen. Brilliant oil, bbla., 49,; HI
| pion, do, CT do, 70 ca8oB. "a o brilliant
| IS osses, q 20. do, l-l2 cases, q 05.
FIoUR - elanard'e Royal Patsut 40
Der 1e0tbs. ~ Is, No az, No 81 81 rs Corn NEE
| per buHhel, ESQ; Hominy and griia, y BIB
| = 90 Oatmeal, q halI Dbl, - Is. Crack X
1 soda. les Xxx soda, Ic,, cream We; gin
gen nnapz 65<e.: lemon ortamf, $40.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-02
nardrare.

BAH IRON, o. 90 --yorWay, no. No. y
'heet iron Ike. No "a q sheet Iron, 6Ap
t0lyaniEed sheet iron, 9agl4c., NO. AHHodi
To-. No. 1 = DO, 100; 21I2h roofing tin tia
pl6 so; lin20 and l01ii pat. do, 81 1908 81
innefls wire, 80 per cont on; unnerlg Htoct
fprty per cent. of; COOK ntOVos giih war
40 51d525 90. DO, with trimmings, el4 hDq9tgl
WOOD WORK. Wagon 0xlOs, Blo.GpSl "
J1ngueh. H0ra3s O0; RinglOtroen, Ql7 bolster
Do.; spOkos % 1908 01i fello0s, 81 BSla29
DoubletToes, So 26fDf 90; neck yokos, 81 0Of
So, pillow beamH, b06DB5o.. pillow handian, u
$3.50; handles. 81 1902 90.
NAILS q is keg, basis iUd.-BurdsD norh
moe, per hcg, IS IS; Perkina DO, o. D0i Wall
r do, 50 So; Burden mule, 0s 500 Northwest
Urn horse HhOe naiiGi No 4. Csc, no. 0, &c. nc
. &c., No. ], 2lo., No. D 20c., "Lahe's'' doi Nc
& &C., No, o, 2lo., No. o, 20, no, ], Slo,i No
9c.. Auqablo do, No. Z, DO, No. 5, 2fc.i No 2
uo,t No, z 49,, No, 3, NC, ,,,,
ANE5--k.H., per dQE1n, " b04ln Nui Aahe
- OO9a 81 Baokonsaok, W 509T Ogi boys
REFRiGERATORe.--E ] Climax, bll D
20. 9, 10. SIS 90; NO do, V23; No. do, 81
I.IsANEoUB-.Traos ohsins, ~ p
pair. ifb7c,; pillow ginglstrooai peI dos, ~
ploW douDlotrees, poT dozen 81 ~ nlQol
ellis 90 per cent. on door looks E22pB y
goOd screws, 90 and 10 per cont. OF; j Ca
ioOr butts. ~ and 10 per cent, on; cut an
Snned Lacka, ~ per cent. on. oones inlllni :
nsr cont on: blind hinges, ~ and 10 por can
~. carriage bolts, o5 and 10 per cont or
blow bOils, 80 per cent. oifi piec8 tin MAre
p por cent. Oh, deep stamped ware ~ %
snt. On: shallow stamped wnfoi ~ per csn
m; laparned ware. 20 per can't on.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-02
naLlainr naanrlnl

su1fDnn-- Rougn lum Der, DoHinE, u iucn
and under, drat-elaag, 620 stripping. AIS, g
boxing and flooring. clears, 2k5' thick cleAr
~ and ~ s97; rough lumber, second nlRn
el5: loiEt and Hcantilng, eulle, 10.
9IDLNG-fir6t common white pine, g6a
second do. 30; third do, t25; poplar t2o et
n 80; native pine VI ~ 81 40 x s21 narN
DREssED LuBBzA-sOKinE Y iueass ~
undor s2e OQes3s %: do 5Sz5 va 0faf g.
soantllMR, ioift OF any common lunnbf
g25 nOGD %. bnxlug over y inchba, 300
q 10; thick clears, ~ tOl55 and 2, 80 0gS
second clRsH. any kind, 81 %
DRxsaRn AID MATCHED FLooRIH9--tiTbi
class So; second class, Cli.
WHITI PINE FURNI8RIHG LUKBER--lft j.
and inch white pine. go, incn DO, SO
CEILINo--BEADED Ga FIsAIE.-firei coz
mon white pine, X, $40; ID DO, 80 = 90, ~
poplar, q, Gl8 U09HbO; poplar, 81 S3Ab0odb D
uaiivopins II, f22.50 40, y 6s 20
POPLAR LURBER.--lk, X, ana 2 mon q
White pine A. s.: do shaded Z
a25, 40 extra No. ], $3.50: cypress. best, an
brand, t5; do No. q, $3.50: 90 No. 3, g3bg natis
gaWed heart, $40; gaps, SD
PIoERTH.--- White Pine, drehaed ana heedsc
square OF 1ki, Z; yellow pine 40. y; lAt
~ 500 30.
Linz, CEMENT, Eru.--l-ime, Austin, ~.
/ Der bbl, Cement. Louisville u lloBonAlo, 81
Dor bbi.; Portland, h76 Per Dbl, Plaster Paril
New York or Michigan, X % PAT Dbl kiA.zte
'f sniInE.-Firs-pIooi $50 psr ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-02

Twelve months clip, light, fno and mao
am ibai7; One heavy TO Hight, 9lf@li, %
months, ll@H fall, nna hesyy loelG faI
light, ine and medium, t2@lt ooars
75fft0
HIDEs-Eo. heavy dint, dry p % 1so ~
heavy hlnt dry, q h llc; No light Mint,
heavy, damaged, 4 % g. calf skins and bad
damaged, y 10 1000: green, sailed, sound, y
70 butchers, green, = p SIC.
PHLTRIEs--Deer skins, y D lb.oi5 ante.pt
dkins, n h l0alac. goat skins, each, HOOP
sheep pelts, according 10 amount OF WOO
2c9 Mp: shearlings, according 10 amount r
wool, bOl0 Mexican sheep polts, 500.
Mexican aheep peitA, improved, lt5l2o; Me-
lean sheep HhearliEga, SO.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-02

Cotton Gins, Presses; Atlas Engines;
Russell Portable and Stationary En-
gines; Rubber Hose; Rubber, Leather
aud Cotton Betting; Shafting, Pulleys;
Gas Pipe, Pipe Fitting; Brass Goods !;
steam Pumps, ETC.; Avery and oliver
Chilled and John Deere Plows; Double
NhOvels; Georgia Stocks; Sweeps
Gull Tongues, etc., etc; Moline and
other Farm Wagons; Cane Mills and
GvapOratOrs; Tents and Wagon Sheets ;
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-02

PmHNY-Hsotinod VI i0BISl. Rs prr pru1i.
aqnr neeh, one year old, 81 oU two yoHfu OLE
p ulDa ~ three yeRrt old " h032 ld' nAnf
sGtrn old whisky tiQ56,
WrHEs--Clarot, caao,g8 6gGlOOg AZ perduAl
~ CAiawbn, per gallon, DOM % Fort, o. 40
100 Sherry. per gal, y 1908 oqi aadeirf
y D0al0 %.
CHAMPAoHH-G, n. Mumm a co.. HEiIs
ny 50 OQ8S5 OQi HeldainE, IN baahet s2I 0oe
3 20 KruR, IN haakat eE Olfb81 Oh Domestic
dry, Dlnta, 81 90.
hhE--BtoOh Ala. pGr dUE., C1 001Q IS. Porte
Der dos, q 00lBa ~.
BOTTLED BEnR-Lgnp's quarts, Jla O1i ptA.
sl2 co. budwelser Quartz az %; pinta els o.,
tflapgsr beer. quartz, tls % pints Wh W
Anthony y Kuhna. qt'E 9l2 10, pinta ~ %
~ ClRuhen q bun'a nhAmpRgno beor. uuArif
~ %, pinte slsd1; Bglk'n Milwaukee, lusrl
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-02

medium. or bbl,, 81 on small, per Dbl, &c
laf hb med. Is o.; half bbl.. era al, S. 10
Jheaas half cream. sls1<c.; full cram i5h
PeanutA 100 C'fer sif.h0l eb - Cat
mage, per crate e. O0as3 5,
bnULrRI nsnR itTp az 90 per d asl
you X chickens, a IS ~ 01;, rofkeyA 90 10 3
eacn Geese. $3.50 ca Duokn, ~ bU1 %
saoH-Por doHon. 15d zoe
Fraah country butter, choice, 20 d Dc
irenmery ,g5G371fc,; uld butter, s9l0o,; Oiec'
llRrnarina, lkc
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-02

WagOn Bows; WheeIbarrOws Wagon
and Platform Scales; Sulky Hay
Rakes; Improved Indiana Force Feed
Riding Grain Drills; StrOwbridge'
broadcast Seed Sewers; Elevator Cups;
Mill Picks; Boiling Cloth; Scotch Har
rows Harrow Teeth Smoothing
HarrOws; Single Trees, etc.; Walter
A. Woods Mowers Wire Stretcher
Corn Shelters; Corn and Shuck She'll
ers; Kennssaw Water Elevators, etc
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-02
FURNITURE.

JarniluYa--ba adaJSads. imitation vain 4
aaoh, ~ 1908 % ali walnut, "a bO3i0 %, Chair
gOod heat, y doA 50 1907 Dg cans and galtn
isal, g OOtD0 20; cane scat dining, W pODQV
ihilda and rockers, % 0OGi2 90 large roohi q
20 0D33O 00 aanp and ruohers, aach. " ",
~ NifTofa arch tops, D dos - 90e3i2 q
gabIBa round, g200D8bo; fnil leaf, u bgetb B
Eret. ancn, s. 26lc7D0 bureaus, " b9fal 2
-g,ssh standb, 81 254s6 80; bod spTingssBa 1897
sa,tY CnFrihQ6n, VI b0lt11
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-02


3 ettcial 20 the GaEeiis.
ulsTcAgo. Dee sl.-Priees In wheat broke
Al oeey and deelinoa nearly cent The mar
III tat Is slill setive.
81 horn slow and lower.
Pork and lard futures active and higher.
ID meats also higher
~ pals native cattle offered; supply fair and
fnand active, with prices strong.
heep steady.
81 PnoVrBIoNn.
fOEE--Cash Han January Il@l 10.
.nruafv II ~ s. q IS
Ard Cash Q 40 62l2 January eog
~ tehruafy 7hs1675.
Il fpLk 4KATs Shoulders 4 s0a11 70; short
NJ ~ , @'7l; short oiea 6 2A6825.
PRODUCE.
HiuNA--fA MET an ncnanYed,
HAT Drceu Der or Ianu ~ IS b8f5TB ~
~ 30 Az spI n Feofnary 70 l-fdt77 IA, closed
.Nfi 8H Stay ~ l-ltHHS ~ closed az - -.
4 HoRs-tlash 30 -laSl.S-l. closed "a IN Janu.
~ "a i'@ei'4-s, closed 81 SIS. February s. 81
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-02

NEW oRLnASs, Dec, 81 -coTToN :, spot
closed quiet.
sales, 400
Nv ordinary sjs Ordinary Sikt Ecoc
or mar, 9jS: Lo Niddnnf tVli. Mid.
ding l0l<; Gpod Middling lo9I; Aiddline
Fair II; Fair lls
futures closed barely steady At 8 points
lower TO point higher
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-02
uountra - ~.

P0laloes--ITish, per uarls. orc % barrel
g 0s Jnions; per bhl Red q 90 yellow q %
Deans n. p. med hhlf.. b.; inrEi
lima b5lea aman hniisr, tf0be. fiekiaa,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-02


Bark, Cinnamon per D y; Peruvian 15sDtb
EOrax Ia Bi-carbona'e Of soda Englt.
SCI COpperaH Bd4. Clnchinedia. PEI Oh 8
OF. CASTLE soag, per q s9ls. Cream tartal
81 p, per III 4044b Chalk, lump, per p 20
Caloidel, r. 4 W., 70G75, English, per h. boi
tie included, 95al 90 hloral nydrate, per J
81 Goal 75 Chioroforms per ID bottle inolus
Cd, u1O5. Composition powder, per - y
Dovora, per ID eI %. Epaom salts, per 10 =
A.. Gum Opium, por 10 30 Gum Can
phog, per ID 20 Morphine. per o. g re
-. Oil. Castor, maenine, ION. oil, Casio
per gallon, 81 Sol 20. oil, Lard winte
strained, l5e7s oil, larc, No. J, esfs10. QuiI
Inc, r. Il W., per oa q %. floWera sulphul
1905. Alum, 3 a.. Prescription viiln b,
case 20 per cent. on broken
per Of. o.. ahow cases market prices. bepzte
patent medicines. at isl Thayers flu
Exfracia, - per cent. on. z. D. Fluid
tracts, y per cent on. Essential oiifi n
Louis list'
PAINTS
strictly purs white lead, s. %; Spirit
tpIpanHne, 5960 Boiled sill 63ehoc
THE BHKnNA N-WfL LIA8s 20 sulla
IVORY drop black, H., par ID lto hngngi
coach black le. por u i2c; lamp black, q g
black paint j.. 81 eFrueHian Dine, kas ~. -
~. fultramnrine blue -, ls,2,e blue paini
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-02
hansas Uiy,

special 20 tee Gazette.
KANSAS CRY, Dec. 81 Provisions were
active and strong
Cattle market slow but strong; receipts
small: good steers firm.
sheep slow.
No report tomorrow.
PRODUCE.
wHrAT-Cash o January IS t-i@5i S-s; May
81 8-o@Gl / 2
o. January ~: February p ~; May % 10,
OArs--Casn s. bid
LIVE STOCK.
The Live Stock Indicator rep rts;
CATTLE Reoeipts 100; eNportar- 2Odb 90 (:
good to choice 81 ipplng f6 @5 10; common
to medium iO0g4 y feeders U09i W; cows
3 co.
Hoes Receipts =: 3 s0a4lo
SHEEP--Receipts II O; fair 10 good Coos 90.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-02

nor, 5Oa@o; oats 2S0@r barley, 30Gsbc
20, s0d corn, 15@t0o; has, lOOns fTon the
5agu4s 81 u0es 90 por ton ale hay, Toe
10 90, brant 500. per 100 chops, a 0lol IS
Der 100.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-02

81. Louis,
special to the Gazette.
ST. LOUIS, Dec sl.-Wheat futures were
iairly active and q shade lower, but each
wheat was active and prices even higher.
Corn was active but lower say one cent per
bushel
Provisions were better in feeding and
prices.
"a tie in light supply, good demand and
prices firm
sheep slow.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 8l,-Flour unchanged.
WHEAr-No. Z red - l-3oM 2 cash; ~ ~
January. IS l48S1 6-S Il 'brutry 81 l-&a9l is
May, closing at inside figures
CoRN--S2s6 ~ cash y2NuSik December;
So @s29k 1nnua y; S5@8 Z May.
OARS l5a.@28 cash; H@2Ia May.
WHrsKY--l ~
CORN MEAIr--Firm at 9182 90.
Pork bn
Nv IN NEKT-Long clear 20; short ribs 20;
sAc0S Long clear eSS snort ribs 054 short
al n :.
IARD-6k asked,
LAVE STOCK
CATTLE Receipts iO0 hrmer; better q
mand, but Local good Outhe ~ s GERS, aOla
| 4 30: common OK cows and heifere B loot ~
! common TO IN dium shipping vO'@i oO; good
TO chtice, 8 % as ~. -
4uaa-Receipts $50; active; il594@
SHEEP- Receipts o; steady; common 10
medium, UV@5 UG good To choice, -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-02
To-day
LOCAL MARKETS.


Good middling, 90 strict middling, pg6
middllng, %; strict low middiing, 81; low
middling, sR.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-02

Ia. i2c: raw Turkey lumber, IL, 10; burnt Tui
koy lumber, s, gc. raw Italian sienna, 10. AC
burnt italian aiennn, ~, 20. Vankyke brown
u 20; Paris green, lg, zoe; Chromo, l. n. o, :
d. o., 10, 10; American vermilliOn, 10, 20e; In
iian red, D.. III Ninetta rcd, 10, 81, l9fa, ~
%; Chrome yellow, l.. d.. o. q D, o., II, lee
yellow Ochre, ia, 90, l2lfH 25s, SO.
PREPARED GllA IHIFG OOLORh
BARB oak, 100 Ash, 100; Black walnut, lhe
Maple, loo,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-02
nT8TTMpTU O0IOUH,

IVORY drop black, sc; raw rurEey unaDsi
Bc; burnt Turkey amber, 25c; raw Italia
Jenna 2bu' burnt Italian sienna, 25c; Var
tyko brown, 25c
Prices OF above made on basis OF ia =
4, ana 10 cans, aHhOrtod;I IN y aud J i
aus, balance ia ] aud ID cams, aaaortae
'rico IA 10 cans; balance Ia aud Id Can
assorted. PricB In Id cans, 10 loaa; lgH al
. 10 tin pals, lbfc loss and kegs 20 per
nsa.