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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-28
A Good Thing in "A Hat

is head, but It is poor plan TO put your
head into a So Hat when b. II. Levy &
Bro, l6l Congress, will sell YOU the same
ifdt for dollar or dollar and a quarter
losg.-- Ads
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-28
Look OUT for Connterfeita.

Imitation is the order OF the day; in fact,
a good many people are gotten up in imi-
tatlon of human nature, Clothing shares
in the general authorizations and imita-
tons. b. Ii. Levy 81 Bros Suits are gust
lcbQt they are represented % be. No de-
fusion there.-AdU.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-28

are often averted by the purchase Of well.
made garments. A pair Of Appel Bros.
suspenders saved a human life quite
recently. Moral: Buy your Suspenders
and goods generally Of Appel Bros.-AdU.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-28

The librettos OF "Nolma," 'La Travi
alta" "Martha," "u Trovatore," 'La
Sonnambula," and other Operas, for sale
at Estilrs News Depot. Price 25c.-AdU,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-28
A white Patch on "A Dark Ground.

There is no excuse for a boy being "out
at elbows" or elsewhere, when b. II.
Levy a Bro. have such an elegant stock
OF Boys Clothing at low prices.-AdU.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-28
The CVclnnn

has struck Appel Bros, and in conse-
quenee they are Strengthening Clothing
and Hats.-AdB.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-28

was weI hlled and the closest attention
was given the speaker throughout the
service. Al lts close an inquiry meeting
was held and was largely attended,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-28
Grenn No fannrd

The man who will buy a Fail or Winter
Suit without first examining the magnifi-
cent stock at the Clothing parlors Of B.
Ii. Levy & Bro, l61 Congress street.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-28
The OIrcns is Coming.

and so is Christmas. Appel Bros. will
not make any advance IN prices. Mems
Suits for 50 90. Call and look at them.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-28

"rve got him on the ist.'
"Willow, Tit Willow"
Mikado Waltzes.
At SCHREINER's.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-28

For sale by y. b. CAssELs, Taylor and East
Broad streets. Telephone IT, Ado.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-28

The Wind Blew Through Els whiskers.
IL was a. m. and he was waiting for
Appel Bros. 10 open up 80 that he could
rig upin one OF their s. suits.-AdU.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-28
FOR TO-DAY Only.
Handkerchief as Cheap as Fruit of the
Loom shifting.

LVuHI 0HItNIAhs
A. r. Altmayer q Co., corner Brough-
ton and Bull streets, viii sell this day.
Ladies' White Hemstitch Handkerchief
at &c, worth 1jc.; Colored Bordered
Hemsutched at 7c., worth 20c.; at 10c.,
worth &C.; at lie, worth 30c.; at 15o.,
worth 35c.
Can early to avoid the rush.
--AdU. A. Z. ALTMAYER & Co.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-28

"Its English, You Know; Quite Eng.
lish.n
those straight-cut Sacks at Appel Bros.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-28


Cotton region bulletin for the "a hours
ending at 6 p. m:
SAVANNAH. Oct. p, 6 P. NJ, Eastern time.
DISTRICTS. AVERAGE.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-27
stnnIn nrY Hnnls.

Prints Standard prints, new STYLES, bic; ~,
lens iancles, a3c; American, 0ic Arnold, &c !,
belmont Sc; Berwick, lci Charter oak, llC ,
Conesoga aic; Duukirk, SIZE; Duuncll--JAc'
guards, DC; DunnCl--,atincs, llci Gloucester,
5ici Hamilton. staple styles, h,ci ilnttel, olCj
Iudi, DC Manchester, blc Pacific, jic, south
bridge, sc; steel River, 5lc, simpson linen
finish, i!c Windsor 5lc, Fancy pinks, gci
slater solids, 5ici Pcabody solids, h3ci Berlin
SGSs batk ac steel River GTinz. &C.,
Heavy Brown shceting-Atlantlc T. a.. alci
Mhany 4 \ -, Gic; AtlantiG \ :, 6ci ~
land @ g 4 I, sic, Glendale \ = A. &c; Enter
prise u l. 4, 5lci Tam O'Shanter I. DC;
hapman \ a., Bc' belfast Il "a, 5ici Rose
Valley a.. &c; First Prize "A, 6!ci Argyle ~,
Blcachcd Cottons-- chapman y, 70; Amory
81, SIC, AndrOscoggin l., ltci blackstone q,
IL; Cabot A, sc Danntless a., blc;LonsdHle
8.4. Sc. I'M >emper Idcm, nc, knights cam.
brio, Ilc, Lonsdalc canbrlr, lOic; Forest -
wide brown sheetlnp --Lowcll. lG.4 lsci
Pembroke, 1914 lqc. MonhdHork, 1914 Isle; Ian
caster, 1914 isc; Pcppercll, lOi PIC; HostOn, 10
$50; Lockwood, 1854 24lc
Wide Blcachcd She0ting.-l0A Boston, 2ic
ln.l Popperell, 23c; lo-i Pc'nhroke, 20c; lo.i
Monadnork. Isle; 1914 Lowell, l9c; lbl Lock
wood, &c; 54 Qninnebarry, DC; Ga Pembroke
lalC
tolorcd Ducks- Montaup y, Sc; Bos,on on.
l0lc, Everett, II u, lie, PatuNert, 10 On, l3c
Eagle brown,i lie Warren Mills, Ne
IlcElnga- AmOskcag \ q n ,l1ci AtArNpbH AA
70; Cornwall H. ste; WlittentOn 900, l2ci Glen
Riddle, 7ci Lewiston, 80 inch, lllc, Ocean, 5lc
Oukdalc, vic.
Hickory stripes Extra Stout, blue and brown,
93c, Mechanic, blue, G,ci Jewott city, 7c; ROCK
River blue and brown, SC Eagle, blue, Otc
Incasyillc A. sic: Columbian SIC
Glngdams--Hcphyr 90; Plunkct 1lci Glasgow
fanolos zee: Glasgow dress stylcs
$40; Brighton CITE; Earlsion SIC;
scotch Bookfold slc York check 1lc .slatcryille
chccks 7lc; Nuhlau dress styles SIC; Argyle
staples lie; Bates fNnciea Sci Iocllumnnd g.
Linfcy s-Cnmberlnnd. lie; Calumet lOci
Fair Play, l3c, Imperial, &c; Geneva, Zoe
Adrlntlc. l2lci liradi1Td, l2lci clifton, ~
Windsor, &C.
Jeans lluyyer. sci Abboi,sford, llci Telc'
grarh, l3c; Coymgtuu, nc; Polnrls NC
Il0usicr, lie; Imperial, isci bennington, lelc
mefican 2Oe; Silver Peak, 2hc. Oland, 27r
Aaa Doc-kin 9ie GruHt southern, BE Hum
SIC, Canouieut D0eslln, ;Jc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-27

81 G5; lbs, - 25G2 80. seconds, lbs,, 81 90;
lbs 81 10; tomatoes, standard, lbs, ~ 90;
seconds, lbs, ---; lbs, 81 - green corn.
81 80; green peas. ~ ~, guosebcrries, 81 70
al 40, rasphcrTiCs, 81 i0Tl IS, oysters, fun
weight 10, ~ 10; H., 81 10; Hight weight,
H., tic n, ~ %; salmon | ~, ~ &Gl 10i >
H., S.. mackcrol, / n, pOcdSl %; sardlncH,
American, 81 90 case; imported, Sl8 Goa u ~
case; strawberries, 10. 81 90, blackhcyries,
81 Soi green Cages, 81 ioi Eagle condensed
milk, s. 90.
soaps 75at aopcr ease.
Bagging-lib standard, lllc; I'M, lie.
Tics-ArroW and Delta, I ai.
Fiour-Bcst patent, ~ 40 per 100 n 4 patent,
s. ~ per 100 10 third grade, y w per TOO 10
fourth grade, - 90 per 100 10, Corn meal,
per hushrl, 9Oci llominy aud grits, per
hhl.. 50 b0 Oatmeal, per half bhn 50 20
cracked wheat, per n, Co. Crackers: \ sodHGc
NNN soda, &c cream, SIC; ginger snaps iici
Sundrlcs-starch, 40 Caudles, funboNos l2lci
halves ,quBrtcrs,- stick candy "a lOlci ttnuy,
rs So Use; rope, al basis do cotton, lsc. Herring
imported, 4 - per kcg NaiSns layer, 80.
cider. crab updic. IOc Missouri, SOC Vinegar
Is tu zoe. Concentrated lye, r. to : o. jugs
glazed. lie per gal. Crooks, glazed, lcc per
gal. Dried peaches, 5 b. ltc. indigo, 10 h Blue
ing Slcuf. 10 dozen. Cocmdus mustard 81 &c
a, % dozen. Maccaroni, imported, Zoe Is
American, zoe box. Buckets, Two hoops, n 81
on1cn, well buckets a 90 dozen Eruans ~ :,
oG - doaen brilliant oil, bills, Tee Eupiot
/ do. re do. cNses, iS 90; brilliant, , cUsea
! - CO., Gn., l-l2 cases, So 81. Baking powder,
I buzz. gdlic; ID causSl tod2 5O.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-27
LOCAL MARKETS.
oAzerrn ormen. ronr wonrn. No..

GAZETTE OFFICE, FoRr woRru, Tx.
oct. 90 1850,
From the beginning OF business TN dark the
mcrchoast of Fort Worth had splendid trade
TO day. The local uOrts have not Witnessed a
liyclicr twnc. perhaps, since The opening ofthc
season, and employers. as wen rs subordinate.
had rs much as they could attend to, the pat
ropagc in many instances, amounting To-
perfect rush,
said reporter q prominent merchant
what Is the present mercantile status Of this
city, and what do YOU think OF the future.
In answer TO the question would say that
the present condition of affairs is very satsfac
tory. Wlilc wclay no claim to boom there {. q
stcady healthy current oftradc aad an increase
IN volume over the total business OF past Years,
ut once gratifying aud assuring as a. The city's
growth und continued prosperity
"Thc outlook ahead Is, think fun ofpromisc.
Look at the location and the Immense scope OF
tributary country. No rlVIi markets can take
| this trade fvum Fort Worh-that Is TO say. the
great bulb OF H. ot cOnrse places TO the
I east viii sell 10 a Crrtain extent
! in this territory and certain citips have made
strenuous efforts To sUppaut FoTtWorth. bat IN
1 vain, but not only on this region, which Is
/ loosely spoken of rs The West, does Fort
! Worth rely Tor patronage. llcr splendid rail
! road facilities enable her To stretch oui
! BliIreus like. In all directions and gather
! In trade from every point of The compass
/ Then contemplate the effect of the building OF
, new lines ct railway, which Is rs sure tn com,
| about us rs the 'Nw OF graNitation TO Cuntnu,
/ t. operate and YOU see at once the wonderful
possibilities Of the Fort. Her commerce,
viii be-, Here, country huyer cam'
To- close hut the speakers mannc
of confidence IN his own utteranccs convinced
the reporter that he was no visionary enhusl
! asst, bat simply took u practical view, based ui
realities, o The present commercial strength
and future Importance of the city of roc
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-27

Orange Louisiana, per box, q 5U.
Messiua lemons--Per box, - 90

Oranges Louisiana, per box, 81 ~.
MessiuH Lvmon---Per box, - 90
Appes-NOrthorn,S So Ol"3 30 per barrei.
PotAtocs--lrish, per hushui, new Northern,
Soc In sacks, onions, northern, per barrel
- 75 Texas 75cGSl o. per bu.; Beans II. "a
a4c; med, hbs,, SIC, large lima sc; small
huttCr SIC; Peanuts HGs3c; CIDER, half Dbl,
81 so Cabbage, per crate Northern, $500,
Poultry--licus $1,000 4SA per dozen; young
chickens $1,000 100; Turkeys, 40GG0c.
Eggs--pCr dozen, l10 l3lC.
Fresh country butter Choice, l5dsDc, choice
Western dairy lsu; fancy creamery, soc.
Potalocs-Swcct 40d I3c per bushcl
Grapcs-El Pnsu, IdSc,
TomatoesSl coal - per bushcl.
Cow pcas-25GRiC per bushcl
Saucr kratu-pcT halt barrel, a %.
Hanauas--pur bunch, ~ Old3 co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-27
building Material.

IumDor- Rough lumber, boxing, y luchcs
and under, llrst.class So %. stripping, lXj
Is 10; thick clears, II and ~ y 90; rough lum
Der, second class, 1901 ioist and scaniling
culls, ~ 50.
sidlng--First, common white pine, $50 Oh
second, do, "a 50; third do, - 10, poplar, " N
a2T 80; native pine, 4. 1900; native PING, q
20 ~, native rough, 10 %.
Dressed Lumber = Boxing, y inches aud
under. SIS %, do, lN3. % O0, scnntrg, joist o.
any common lnmbor. - o., boxing over !.
lncheE, 30 90; thick clears,li 20 u ana ., 80 70
second clase, anykind, 1000.
Dressed and Matched FlOorlng-first clsss
$50, second class, y 10.
White Pine Furnishing Lumber--ll,I ana
inch wide white pine, SO, ] inch do. g.
Ceiling, Headed or Plsin-first common whii'
pine, 80, I'd do ~ 80, 81 do %. poplar - lpla
y 30, poplar = 0oa30U w, native pine y, DO
70.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-27
General Notes.

The increased activity of business rs piAinly
shown by the decrease of lbc bank reserve
loan. and discount, In tli, center to the extent
OF S2i0l0,oOo
mcnl ON TcNas woods; lu Philadelphia, IAN
Texas woods SOLID th. week at 2ic. THEY MA,
b. raiIrd handsome Wouts, but Wr hardly taiuk
ANY ,.Nurri would. cM-- thcut ~ sIyh
(luso wool. VIII cost all He wa! nom
- to 90 Gems sruHrCd pound. NuN.
,ec sny thvsc wool. ihi, year costing from &lc
lu pc here are detective and nor equal {" Hr
-.uur sorts which last year SOLD ui laic, N ihi-
latter figure 1000 bags were sold hero last year
10 a scourer, and We NOW PAT the question
.utar'ly to all mlll-uNnCr- possessed of com
MON sense ana nsl, th,m are they In funds to|
carry on buying wool In iht- way and selling
their goods without any advance approaching
this ratio. They cannot, anu thi' Iung
must Stop Just here or the mills
viii yet Themselves INFO trouble again ana
failures must follow. When failures tol
low an contracts become null hut the mills can
md ihrv can easily force price. up 80 cents q
ward Nlnnufnct nTtr- cannot stand this pres
.itr,,' 60, amy othcr Wav and we know whereof
We sneak far ahead. Manufacturers using
those medium nur grades OF Texas woods had
hotter turn their attention In time to ny fleece
,ynnl. mike a better class of goods. aud get
hct,rr nricns for thcm Oaly look at the con
trlst fin Texas commanding 2iU2iC, and ~
ma i6o,p. Virginia ami ohio, only 3ad3jlc,
TItT TRADE or MENiCO.
Al this moment, SAYS the star there is an
pfiort thrnrph the formation of an English
syndirntr Ia secure for Mexico the money
nprdrd la her prpEcut Cmburrass mcnt. THIS
effort should il succeed. will certninly place
English influence in the ascendency
both financial aud commercial. The
suspension of the payments for tlc
past two or three months To the American
iuilrnnds and other vested Interests in Mexico
will thus very certainly lac followed and
supplemented by condition of things com
b p"d Inv , rom Inc nitcd Statcs
But above all, are what the English term the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-27


unchanged.
Wheai-opcnrd lQlc higher on war rumors,
SOU on 20 ON reports OF large receipts nj the
minneapolis mills; stlrtcd w again On good
huying, both ON local and outside account, and
october, s3sd1lc. closed sl7c; November, Slld
SEC, CLOSED Sale. December. s6iNS7tc,
closed SIZE; May g3i ug3c. closed pi3c.
Corn ruled fairly active and irmcr In sympa.
Thy VITA wheat. closing o ic higher. cash llic.
Octolerii i@il sc closed q gc,NOycmbcr 8gfa ,qic
CLOSED S9adJ9ic, year 3GlGS6ic.
PROVISIONS, ire.
Fork-Irudmg lalrly active, prices q use
higher, closing steady cash. S. 2i0s 80: No.
yemhgr closed S ?2las -; December closed
Is SOFAS 31i
i.ar,j--Jiuiet aud steady: cash s. 70; Noycm
Boxed Meats--tair demand, dry saltcd
shoulders, 81 4Oa 81 90; short rib 81 S0al - 4.
short clear, S. 2oa5 %.
AFTERNOON uoNRp.
Nhoai-Strongori closing at SIC November
ejc May
Is Corn, pork and lard unchanged.
LIVE sTuCK.
The nrovcrS journal reports;
taiUe - Receipt, 1000, market steady;
steadNi shipping siecrs, So 25d5 10; sturkers
aud feeders, 81 o0d3 20, cows, bulls and mixed.
| y l50j 0li through Texas cattle weak ut - 10
I half breeds, 50 50d4 80
| Hogs-icccipts, 10000; trading slow at $685.
shcep-Rccelpi, 2ioO; market slow; natives.
I i i1a$ lO' Western, 81 15dj 10; Texans.
The Drovers journal special cableqram
! from Liverpool quotes prices Tor best American,
! cattle at lllc dressed, or lc lower than prices
| have been since the American export trade
began
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-27

whisky-Rcclillod 81 1901 30, as per proof
sour mash, two. ycar old. 81 coal "a; three
IA O0d5 90.
WInes-Claret, case 81 50al0 90, ns per quail.
ily; catawba, per gallon, coca ~ 90; port 81 goa
90 sherry, per gallon, " 20G3 90, Madeira,
per gallon, 81 0OG5 90; white wine, IN case. 81 10
ni1U1.
Alc--stock ale, per dozen, 81 az %, port
per dozen, - O1a2 -.
-Domoghc glh OO0& 90; Key West,
S!5 00a 100 w Imported, $50 00a 1907 90.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-27

AFTERNOON BoARn.
Nhcat-iiighcr October Nlsr, No,e,,,,.
Iar' December asiC Ainy s. as,
torn--ic lower
oats--ti,m and UNCHANGED
LAVE srOCK
Nautle ,kcccipie 1000, shipments 70n. slow
aud weak. obly local Genand natire si,ionin,,
steers = 00da 20; hatcher stcere "a w 4 NJ.
miNed lots s2Wg3 bO, Texans. 81 t0s825.
itnss--h eceipis 500, steady AZ b lOaa Is.
hut very duh and weak common 10 medium
i4ra,Nes' " g9e -; good 10 choice. = GOES %.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-27

Twelve months clip. light lue and medium
llai7g Gno heavy 10 light. llMitc. ok
months light, 0he 10 medium l0aI3c fail, hno
heavy, -, fall light, line medium, ------ :
eoarse, sal2c
% ~ l5c No. mint, dry, per % l3C 30. Hight
Hint, per n 20 sc; bulls and heavy, dau aged
per o. ~ cali skins and BADLY damage per
o. AFoGci green, salte1. sound per p ~
butchprs green per n Glc
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-27

GALVESTON. TIN. Oct eG.--Cuttou--S not
closed quiet. l. iBc lower
,ross receipts, l3.i1s bales.
sales $3.50 bales
Exports NV halesi shipments, cuastWisc
1915 bales stock ON hand s ,lag halcs
Ordinary Z l6c; good ordinary s 7.iGc; low
mlddlng 10, i6c; middiing g3.lGc; good mid
ding g'c; middling fair g,c.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-27
nrnin nnn l,en.Ialnn.

whcat--Choice, No. /. he; medium 60aGicj
low grade b0a55c; oats, sldste; barley 3g4'iSc
hay loose from the wagon, s5 GOA ~ PEI
ton bale hay, s. 10 oil 90; bran, mc PEI
lOO, chops, 81 p per 100; corn meal, hne holiee
per 100, II o0 homlpy and gris s. per bDl,
inillctt seed II OOal ~.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-27
once.

RIO pE JANEWo, oct, 6.--Cohec-Regular
tirst 1850 refs per lOOklos; good second b19 refs.
Receipts during week 10000 bags purchases
Tor thc United states 1000 bags; Clearanccs
for tie United states $1,000 bags; stock s6,0oO
bags.
SANros oct. 2i.-Colec-RCcclpts during The
week 40 900 bags; purchases Tor United states
1000 bags; clcaranccs for Uniteo states, nonci
stock 10000 bags
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-27
New Orleans.

NEw ORLEANS, IA, Oct 2h-to'loh-Nlo'
closed easy, Ill Gc lower.
Sales $500 bales. ,.I
Low middllng, Ga.l6c; ordinary y iGc Ro9 goo,
ordinary RT.lGc; low mddling. lGc mia
ding 80. good middling. O. 1850 middlins TAR,
lOC fair, 1850. ,.t ist,,,,
uniet nut stendy az % To points lower
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-27

NlrANTED--IAdies And Young men 20 'iecD
w ratio Chfieinas, New Year AMI Easier
novelties Easily learned good prospect 81
steady employment and fair wnser Material
furnished. aud al work mailed posi paid, For
full Information address Decorative Ar Work,
I ENehange place, Boston, Mass. I. - box
5lis.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-27
New York.



NEW YORK, oct. -Flour-llcuyy
Nhcat-Sp0i higher; with more doing for cN.
port options opened a shade lower later rulOd;
stronger. closing firm. No, > red H1tc; clcVn.
tor, ~ GNIic ahoat. No. red, october 9ja Disc
closing at .js; November, 9ii o9jic; closing at
9ll; December, !Nado1ic. closing at 9Iic
COrn-Nppt quiet and rather weak. options
higher, closing steady 40, > j2d52l elevator
jS,c a0oat No. 2Octoher, nominal; November,
5l"5l8c, closing at 5lic; December, l9l lgi,
closing at 4gs
PROVISIONS, Erc.
Cufcc--Spot tair Rio quiet at sc: options
steady and quiet sales, 300 bags. November
Na7 o.; December. q 10; January, 81 Ii.
SugM-Steady and more active; refined quiet
white extra &, 51ddic: off \, ID; CUnfcctipncrs
\. 6Ic; cut loaf and crushed, lie; granulUtcd
8 9lGdGac; cubes, 81 d1C.
Molasscs- steady and demand fair
Rice-Firn and fair Inquiry.
ROsln-Dull
por6--Steady; mess, 50 5pa 10 90 for inspected
Lard--N shade higher and moro active, west
! crn steam spot. SO zoos 22l; November. So la
Gl0; December So lSa6 ~.
EVE ,gprK.
| Iiceyps-Recept- including thirty one ears
! loads fnr export and twenty carloads Tor IA,
! muking $3.50 for The week. The feeling Wa
! better and all desirable cattle sold rcadlyi in
trrur and common stock ruled duh and close,
/ weak; poor to prime native steers sold at So =
! as -; cNtra and fancy do, 50 Sidd %, with ON
! lot up 10 SGin; fourteen car. loads of fair Mon
/ lana steers went at - 90 and Texan and Colo
/ RADIO cattle %, 50 25Ul 50
| Shocp--Rcceipts 23,Ide. making 1860 for th
| week. good and prime STOCK fairly active; In
ferior and common dragged ana closed wcaI
! with downward Tendency. sheep sold 20
] s. GOAT y lambs at q Oo65 20.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-27
-ln.IlIE


ItvrnpooL. oct lG.--Cotton r. spot closed
dun and little doing ,,,.,...
mi'idlimg. S ,ldd; middlmg uplands' 5sdi mia
dliug ordinary, go. GEO, ,,,,,,-,.
Totol sales SOO1; American NJol' lhiP"r'H'
sOOl, American, 500 ,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-27
nrng. ANA nInnlcinnn.

Drtgs--Iinrk, cinnamon per N l2c; Peruvian
1bcdAl 90; hOrhX lic. Bicarbountc OF soda,
knglish DO Coppcths, 3dic. Cinchincdla, per
Oh. ,2'd2sc. CASTLE soap, per n, l0alGc. Cream
tartar G. r., per N, i2dibC, Chnlk, lump, per
D.. 1aac CHlOmci, i, q w, I1as2O, English,
per %, bottle included, VI coal 10, Chorih
hydratp per N, ~ h0itl u. ChOroiorm, per IL
n, 21c. DOycra, per 10, u 20. Epeom salts, per
n, SG4lc cum opium, per 70, 81 sbat %, Gum
cRmphOr per b. 2Sc. Morphine, per OF, S. lOn
on, rasiOr, machine, 70dSec. OIL castor,
per gAllontl aba $50. oil lard winter strained, 0h
n 75C oil, lard, M. L. Cue. Quinine, \, A w, per
ol,sOc Flowrra sulphur 3lUho, Alum, 3la5c.
Prescription walls, by ease % per cent. on I,
broken, % and 10 per cent OIL Show caecs, list
prices. iicbatc pat. ned. NJ list, ThhyerH Fluid
Extracts, ~ per cent, on. T.. ID. FLUID ENtracte,
~ per cont. OF. Essential oils, 81. Louis list.
DlstompCr Colors-lyury drop black, 25c raw
Turkey unihur, 21c; burnt Turkey lumber, 26c.
raw Italian sienna, 26c Italian burnt HlUnna.
25c Nandyko brown. 2bc,
Paints ~ strictly pure white lend, i0N7hc I,
spirits turpentlne. b0q5bc; boiled oil G2nOJc.
The sherman. Williams Colors r. Ivory drop
~, lGc; lamp black, ~, per D., iGo tulirnmarine
blue, ", IL, lici blue paint ~ 90 raw Turkey
lumber IL gc burnt Turkey lumber Is Sc, raw
Italian sienna H. Sc, burnt Italian elrhun Is nc,
Nandyko brown II DC, Paris green Il Ice, Cromo
l.. VI. O.aD, o. ~ he, American vgrnilliOn "a
2Oc, indian red Is he, veitlnn red Is o. FAC,
25H9c, Chrome yellow T., M.N.O. q u. o, Is lilc,
yellow oGhre Ms 6s "a 25g 90.
Tfces of the above made on baais OF In l.
md % cans. assorted In and lMgb cans (;
balance IN aud % cans, assorted. Price ia 2
~ cans, balance IN ! md NJ cans, assorted.
PricO IN IS cans Is lees, i2l and ~ % tin pals
lac loss ana Kegs 20 per ~ less,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-27

A '"Uk indicator rcuOrtg.
az - Veecipts ii1J; shipments, lc2s
.iha weak exporters $ 2Sa5 ~; good 70
shipping, 50 SDGj 10; common Ia me
i y Wd %; stOckers and feeders, ~ 50
cows Y Oya2 . grass Texas steers, Y ~
. H.
r. 10 receipts or shipments; quiet
81 d0cs 30.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-27

Bar iron, 500, Norway Ne. No. % sheet iron
lic. No 81 9 sheet iron A,c, galvanized sheet
iron ad9ic, No. sod nc, No do lblc, 20N2s
i1gajug tin l83cal5c, GiX20 and l0Nl4 pat do.
7i5asbO, timers Wire 30 per cent. on, timers
stock, 40 per cent OF, cook st0yce with ware
l0Da.3G0 do with trimmings li,60a5DW,
Wood Mufk-MaROn hXlcg Nucftfl Oh.
tongues 9qcafl ~, snRlotrccs ~ 10. holsters
bOc, spokes ~ 7bG3 90, fcllOss 81 Tjas ~,
d0uh0trees, - 2s0i 90, mock yokc8 ~ bOa2 30,
plow benins tOaGbc, plow. handles, " Iaasb0
Male 70 key, basis i0d.-Hurdcn hors shoe
per kcg 90, Perkins DO, 100, walker do 3 10.
harden nude coo, Northwestern horse shoe
nails No. T. soc, No, b, 2Gc, 40. o 30, No, y &c,
No. Z, 2Oc "Laka's" do No 4, 400, No. ., saci No.
@, glc, No. 2. poe, No, 3, 1895 Ausabic do, No.
4, 500, No. 3, &c, No q, 2lG, No. 7, 49, No. D. 10
Misceliaue0ns--iracc cbnins, No. =, prr phir,
iOc.; pOw uinglcireea, per dol., ~ o. ploW
dDnblltrccs, per dor, 80 90; stock bells, ~ per
cent. on; door locks. SIS 25@9O0; WOOD screws,
90 and 10 per cent uiii J.. T.. east door butts -
ana ~ per cent. on cuI and tlnHpd tHeks, 40
percent 0f coffee mills, 40 per cent. OF blind
hinges ~ Hud 10 per cont, on; carriage bolts "
aud 10 per cent. On pillow bOits, 80 lef eent. on
piece TN ware, 90 per orni. on deep shnpbu
ware, 80 per cent. OF; shallow stanPed.wnre, 80
Der cent. Oh