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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1885-12-31
1 h# Nor, PpI,t,,
1010 Referring to the I mn
I0nI above letter, we NM
= VVOs will sinnlv SOW 1Uufs
!! will simply saw,


we have had the exclusive sale of the
Rockford Quick Train Railroad Watch
for the past three years. No OTHER
PARTY CAN BUY THEM FROM THE FAC
TORY, Or HAS ANY RIGHT TO SELL
THEM. 1t seems to as much like boys'
play to get angry and advertise prices
because they cannot buy the goods.
We trust the publication of prices will
continue through the whole list, as we
have no money to advertise goods not
In stock. Such desperate efforts will
not deceive any. The people know
that we have never cursed the place as
ready to be fenced in, because we were
going to leave 1t. They know that we
are not a travelling experimental insti-
tuition, and they will continue to buy
their Watches, Silver Ware, etc., of
the Old Reliable Ravenna Jewellers,
Swift's Block.
WAIT BROTHERS.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1885-12-31

1t was foreseen years ago that Cali
fornia would produce ten times as
much fruit as would meet the wants OF
local consumption. That point is now
believed to have been reached, yet
fruit culture is still in its infancy there
The only limit to production seems to
be the foreign demand. and fruit grow
crs are anxiously casting about to find
markets for their crops They have
had several conventions to consider
the subject. and will soon hold anoth-
er. 1t rs expected that they will be
enabled to send two freight trains of
fruit per week to the Eastern markets
next year, and if the business is pooled
it can be made profitable, otherwise
not. The element of corporation is
essential TO success.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1885-12-31

An experiment which should be high
ly interesting to the public at large
took place in the Thames. at West
minister, recently. Several persons,
including a lady. a clergyman, and
military and naval officers. all clad in
the garments of their everyday life,
embarked in a small boat. and on an
irving in midstream proceeded to jump
into the water. When there they ap-
peared TO be perfectly at their ease,
and making no movement, rested
calmly. with their heads appearing
above the surface. The explanation
of the phenomenon was that the clothes
worn by these mermaids were made OF
a fabric in which fine threads OF cork
were interviewer with other material.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1885-12-31
Blu cklen,s ArnicaSalye

The BEST SAIvE in the world for
cute, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum,
fever sores, letter, chapped hands, chill
blains, eorns, and all skin eruptions,
and positively cures piles. It is guar
anteed to give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price 25 cents per
box. For sale by g. 2. Reed, Raysnna
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1885-12-31

Mum socials are all the rage. The
following are the rules: l. All entering
the room will be expected to maintain
perfect silence. 2. The first person
who speaks will be fined IS cents. 3.
Each succeeding person will be SUBJ
ject to fine of 20 cents and be en-
titled to ticket for refreshments anu
the privilege of talking and of making
others talk. 4. No writing allowed.
The churches are using them to I'LL
their excheuuers
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1885-12-31

The O'Connell family had two di-
visions. The liberator headed the
famous one. HIS brother James. who
was made baronet finally. remained
till his death q prosperous British OIL
cial. Mrs. Morgan OConnell, of the
boycotting of whom by her tenants SO
much has recently been reported, mar
ried Sir James O'Connell's son.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1885-12-31

The largest cotton plantation in the
world IS Il. Richardson's, of Mississip-
pi He owns plantations in the Missis-
sippi Valley. that in ante-bellum days
were valued at S12,0e0, Q0o--among
them the famous Wade Hampton PLAN
tation; EAsy are Talusd new at Sl.-
We,egVE ~-~-~~
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1885-12-31
speeial Notice!
OFFICE OF
Rockford Watch Co.

ROCKFORD, I'LL, May 18th, 1884.
Referring to the fact that we have
appointed WAIT BROTHERS, of
Ravenna, Sole Agents for the sale of
our Quick Train Railroad Watches In
Portage County. Ohio, We desire to say
that no parties other than WAIT BROS.
or their employees, are authorised to
offer these Goods for sale in the terri
tory indicated and that NO warranty
whstever attaches to our goods when
offered for sale by others than our duly
authorised agents. Our goods are sold
directly from the factory, aud only
through competent and well known
deaiers.
AS the movements leave our hands
carefully adjusted and regulated 10,
immediate use, we hold ourselves di-
rsctay responsible to the wearer OF the
wstch;for its satisfactory performance,
But ONLY WHEN SOLD BY OUR CHOSEN
AGENTS.. We understand the extraor-
dinary guarantee of excellence made
by WAIT Bros, and given out by
them to the public, and are prepared
to make good the assertions of our
representatives In that particular.
Very Respectfully,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1885-12-31

one ham. Life.
Capt. Smith of Valdosta tells a good
Joke on himself which he says happen
ed at a Nashville (Ga.) court last
week. A negro was being tried for
murder, and, being unable to employ
counsel, the court appointed Capt.
Smith to defend him. They had gone
into the case and had proceeded good
ways, Capt. Smith using his best legal
skill for the poor fellow, when the ne
gro turned to him and said: .Leeke,
here, boss, amt dey gwine to give US
lawyer?'-Macon (Ga.) Telegram.
A good brother of country congre-
cation, who had just returned from
trip ''over the ocean," was asked by
his pastor if he had pleasant voyage
home, to which he responded: "Waal,
Z s'pose had what you might call an
improvin' experience. Struck hurri-
cane three days out. All the women
were ON their knees in the saloon
prayin', an all the men in the smokin'
room were cussin'. Atween the two, I,
hain't heard so much scriptooral LAM
guage senco tended church last here
to hum. Commercial Baiietin.
And these bellies have their griefs,
too. heard one tell hers to friend.
! "You are looking quite sad to-day I
do Declare said a sympathizer;
''what in goodness name is the mat
ter?"
!, 20, I've had to give up my pug, and
dt almost breaks my heart was the
reply. 81 kept him beyond the fash
ion, was so awfully fond of him, but
one can't quite be left away behind the
styles, you know, and l had to dis
place him with spaniel. Ihave him
tenderly cared for, OF course, and he'll
be happy enough for life, but that
doesn't assuage my own grief. O, this
frequent changing of ones dog is
enough to crush sensitive nature. ~
taaia"Gg0.is AsYs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-15
Tulane University VI louisiana,
LAW nI,pANINtINT

The nest section Of this department vii hn
Kh MONDAY, NOV, nj, lHsi
This Law schools not limited 20 Instruction
IN the elyl law ot Louisiana lts lecturpa nnd
course 81 Studies are designed ia prepnfo ihu
student Tor lhinisson to the bar mi only "a this
state, but also ~ amy OF the common law Hintcs
Of iir Union, II Invites IA its rinHsos nli who
wish % ilt themselves fof Tho prartien Of the
lnW. iis professors are well known lawyers ct
l0ng standing NJ the bar, ripe in experience
am, SIM agtlfpi, rnEaged la The practice Of The
profoasiQn Tuliiun $40 per uosHion.
fMtI1i,
hANbflL lltlN1, H., D., Efaorllas Hector,
FfOieerar 81 constitutional Law, Commercial
Law aud ne Law Of LSidpac6.
WILLIAM fbNNNis MEl1rN, ~, -, Dean,
Professor OF loiptnDn l.aw ana isulitY, Jufls
prudence, and Lecturer on criminal iaM and
thr law ~ ivhdng ~ haA ~ ~ Fssssaas 80
HENRY CAiusE1uN MILLER, Professor at
Admiralty aud International Law.
iihhHf DENIS, Professor of Clpll Law nud
Lecturer on tho InId LaBs " The tBitud
states
"a communications should loo Addressed Ia
WILLIAM 4. Mii.LEN,
Denil ~ the IuCulty % law
iNiHfpnHeiUi street. NtN VrifHns 10,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-15
nrnr- nna Nreh,elne..

Drpgs- Bark, cinnamon per D. no Peruvian
Tr8Sl co; hurhN, lie, bl rArhanHfN ut eUhh,
English DC, Coppelas, adAu, Iipehinodln, pcr
o. 22Naso, castle SOAP, per ", lnFiiic cream
n. ea9c. rnionel =. n W, Ib0Slc EnRlhh,
per n, butIle Included, " Goal ~ 1llornl
hvdrttO. per %, ~ Wbl ~, thinrui0rm, ppr u
hottie lnelndDd ,leus soc Competition poWdOrpnr
p &c. poyors per o., 81 40. tpson salts, per
o., aaRc. uum opium, per n, ~ @ai m phm
riitaphar per %, 2se Morphine per %, ID l0f
pu, caster, mnchinc, 100 soei pl. chstob
unr gallon ~ bdMltut oil lHfu Wihtor strained, ~
a75ci oil, lard No. l. uDc. Qunne, T., n w, nur
oz.s0c Flowers nuiphHr, SlaA, Alum AlUac,
broken 30 Hnd 10 per ceni. % SLOW caHog, VIZ
prices iluhate pHi, med al HIST 1hhYrfs blnid
EFHACiN, 20 nor cont o. T.. ~ fiuld hNtmolb,
- per ront OIL Essential OLE, ~ lViiie list
nnempor Colurs Ivory dr9p hlaek ;lc gaw
lutkoN uiuhor 35c burnt rHtkoy Wnher, eao
raw iialinn slpnnn, slg, Italian burnt sienna
bic Nandyku brown, ghe,
Paints ~ strictly pure white leGd, iOdiaC
spirits mrpentinc, hodaor, builod OIL, usHd1c'
The sherman Williams Coiors ivory drop
black iHper NJ, lBc EngliHh coach black ~ per
NJ lec, inmp black, ~, pur NJ, lHo ,fuliuHhtin0
blue, ia, ~, ltc; blue paint ~ pc, raw Inthey
umheT ia DC, burnt Turkey uinier ~ ~, tpW
Italian NlcnnH us Nc, burnt Italian npunn Vs. DC,
NAndyko brown d. 9e, Paris green u lfci Nfump
l.. M. o@n. -. " lle Amcrlunn vuruillion y
gsd.tr. thromo cllOw H. M.N,O. y u, o. Ia 1ilu,
yellow ochrc NE So ps 2hH 30.
Prlcrs of the above made on q hAsis ~ IN 4.
aud ~ ems, assorted IN and lW2b sane
nalauco In 1 aud n cans, HFAurtrd Price Ia 2
~ cans, balance IN ! anu n cans ansprtuu
prlcu In n cans Nc lcbA, ~ ana 20 70 TN phlla
no less aud Kegs e per 10 Ices,
Central ToXaH Yparilnga, 00a6 90, two.
wear plda $40 01all 90, cows and caiYtH, ilp y
aiGT
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-15

i.umber Rough mmbers boxing, u inohea
ana undtT, nfst clans, sis O0i stripping, ~
~ 0g ttck eieafs. 4 and ~, - D1i rough lpm
bei Dreeud olass, 1885, lpiss anf seantiiAg,
culls, ~ ~,
.iding-f irst, common white pine, 80 ~ !
second. do. ~ 5p, Third, 10. - 40 poplar, ~ Y
an co. native piue, y $50. naufe pine, 4,
20 o., native rough, 1900
Dressed l4uiuber ~ sU4ing. ~ inchts ahd
ender So 81, do. tE3, - %; achntihf. ioiHi OF
any common luubtr. y o. boxing over y
inehes. 3D. %; thick CieHfs.1 70 u snn :, oyi
second elafs, anyhind, 1000.
dressed aAd siaicbeu ilDOnngs-f lrat Class
-! second ciass - ~.
White Pine Furnishing i.umbef-ii,ik and 2
inch mide w'iite pine, 20; ! inch DO, O.
Celiiug Beaded cr Plain flrsl common Nhilt
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-15


NEw YORK;, oct l4--t iour--5d toe better
Whcat-shadc stronger. closing weak. No q
rod, October 81 nllc; closing ut ri. NovcinLe,
81 pltal Vaic; closing al siOl,c; Dcccmbcr St0ii
~ Nilri closing a. ~ uiiU; NoNtmbc No. ? red
cash IN elevator. n Ole.
Corn-Unscttlcd. closing stradv No mixed
5lino2lc cash IN elevator, NGaaic afaaf. M
mixed. December 81 diac. closing af sff
November - ld5lici closing 81 ic, nocomior Sli g
closing al iei
PROVISIONS. nc.
tofeV- Dan sud fair; iiio s. -. opiions low.
or and fairly active; sales g6glO haes. rln.Ino
barely steady pctober.Ss lsd5 20 ncccinbcf
81 o5d1 10.
sugar-fairly active and stead, fair rpap.
ing II 'lbc; refining dun at aiNNvi extra 4. q
aoici white extra q. 5gc, standard A. Gic; cnt
nlated, UiaGg.lGc. 7'""
lice-in fair demand and steady.
l.psin-firmcr; strained, 81 o.
iurpcntine-st AZ 36ic
Pork-~Dull mess ~ no.
iard-Firmcr and active .Mcstcru stca,n 81 "a.
November ~ ssdf ~; December 81 lqaHsO
inE STOCK
Bceves-Receipis. 100 carloads Tor market
aud II carloads for expectation. Early trading
was fairly active at higher prices but reacted
before the inlsh and closed before Monday f.
quotations with several carloads unsuld sales
we're NJ - 2jd6 IN for native steers Including
fair 10 good at 25G5 IS; inda 10 for Colo.
RADIO dittoi ! 10 for Texans.
Sheep Receipts 1900, extremely dull and
weak for sheep but fairly steady Tor lambs: eN.
lremcs, O0dt00 Tor sheep aud t5DeG 20 fnr
lambs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-15

PRODUCE.
ST. Louis, Oct A.--flOnr-Str ung and higher.
family So %; choice 81 l0ui 20, inncy 81 00a
8 % ;putents - 25dl 90.
WhCat--ENcitcd and fevcrish; opened "a 70
higher, declined 3dlCon hcAv, sales rallied
ldRe below yesterday; No, , rcd cash !rs'o
a "A 10; october 09c November hc0l 00l. clos
Ing at ual@gllc; December II 0l al Oh, closing
AZ y Oh; sellers May Il ll8dl ~, closing at
\ rs.
CoIn-Dul and l@lc lower, No mixed
cash 39.c, November S5i d35 lrf year 3iN3iiC,
Oats-Steady, hut very slow 40, mixed
cash 2il a2i2c, May 2elc,
PlOVtsioSs.
Provisions steady and tlrtHer.
pOrk--Sg on.
Lard--SG o.
Bulk Mcats-louso lots long clear ,i 30 short
ribs 50 90; short clear % 70.
Bacon--Iong clear u l6Hl 40; short rih
iG 90; short clear 81 31Ad6 10; hans 50 500 IL u0.
Corn Mral-Quici NJ II So
Wool steady, tub washed 2AaGflc; nm,
washed 22G2lic; Texas l00 este
( Whisky --Stcajy at 81 o..
LIVE srOCK,
Cattle Receipts 2GC0, shipments 800; good
Isupply and ready deinnud VI steady prices
nniive shipping steers 81 25W5 30; extra he ,yy
IS 70; native bttchernR stun generally miNet
lots y 2hH3 - good steers ~ a0aA 90; siockcr'
and iccdcrs 81 zoos - rras, Texans " ICg
{ 3 60; Indian steers 81 0O5p3 ~.
logs-l,cceipts $780, active but easier 50 2ac
Shecp-Recoipts 1900; shipments aol
best grades in good demand, but poor qualities
dull good muttons s. 75d3 ~ extra - On
common to medium - 00G2 60 lambs, y 25u
/ 3 90; Texans " aiM8 90.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-15
New Orleans.

PRODUCE.
NEW ORLEANS, Ia. Oct l4.--Flunt-In good
demand choice s. 20; extra fancf q 5Ua5 % /.
Minnesota patents and winter wheat patents
Corn steady mixed white 55c; yellow Sic.
Oats--Nrong amt higher; choice western
Corn Aioal- Steady at 81 1852 20
llay-llighcr, prime SO 0OdlG 10.
PROVISIONS, Ere.
I'ork-Stcady nj ~ 2S
I.ard-WCak refined tiercc Sba5l.
Bulk Meals--ln fair demand and iliuRj shonl-
dcr- - OOI ctcar ribs. 50 70.
Bucon.-~tcady; shoulders y 70; long clear
- l2l; clear rib ~ -.
Whlsky-pull and lower; Western rectiaed
pGc6Sl -,
Cohee--Sicady, no eargocsi common TO prime
1d9ic.
sugar Lat entritugals choice white 6,cI
gray white, 6lc prime yellow clarified Gtc,
MOlas scs--rrimc to choicr. aSc
Rlce-tair demand. ordinary to good, 81 a5c
Cotton seed Oil-PrimV crude, nrW, 20lci
summer yellow, 35d8G.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-15
Chicago.
PRODUCE

CIfICNGo. III, oct. H-Elnur inquiry CON
tinucs good and market strong
Mhcat--Actiye, nervous and unsettled the
market opCncd strong ana 10 10 higher, recorded
&c on free offerings rallied llc sold of &c
and closed 10 under yesterday; October, cola
qOlc closed cole; November, glidNaC, closed
glic December, 9al a9tic closed @ac MAY,
II O0f0 Oh, closed 81 COS.
Curn-fairly active aud firm, closing about
the same as yesterday, October however show
ing decline Of 8@; October, i2iN43ic, closed
80; November, iOlat'r, closed i0ic; year, 3I5
a3'lc. ..
Iork--Actiye and unsettled; advanced l3ft
poe; receded lJ1i2lc aud closed -tcndl cast
- iOdSGO; November closed SSA0dSi2a; DE.
ccnber closed is.i5qsl7l
I.ard-Actiyc and IRREGULAR rallied adlOci
reccdod 2la5c and closed steady; cash s6.u2ld
.gOll: December closed SGODGGDsl,
Boxed Mcuts--Steady; dry salt shoulders 1870
a87J; short rib S5.2 sAOri clear Sj.sjo1s0
AFTERNOON noARp.
Whcnt--Stcady ia8c higher; common un'
changed.
pork--lc higher
Lard--9ic higher.
LIVE STOCK.
The Droyers Journal reports
Cattle Receipts $500, slipmcnis "a 10, steady
shInping steers S3i5GG.25, stockors and feed
ers % EOaS 60: COWS, bulls and mixed, Il GOA
4 X; through Texas cattle, 81 So3 9i Western
rangers slow; steady; natives ana haii
I hrgpdg 80 7i@5 90; COWS - ,omS '1i Wlntcrcd
I Texans s3O0d3e0
4 u,'ps-- Receipts y 0O0 fairly active $500 100
sheen Receipts, 1000 slow anu wehki native
% 6Oa5 40: Western, !! 50d3 - Texas y Ol
! tlg 90; lambs, per mead, Il VOa 90
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-15
Missouri Pacific Railway.

Direct route Fact VIA 80 ieqis 1sO irainr
dniIy b,ltRcen 81 i40uis hnd san Antonio with,
an einnge. ~ Kansas on Union DrpDi
sAssengefA for kansas, C0i0rahO, AcN betlrO
and California connect viii ispfees Trains iof
an lines. ~ AfehifSn connection " made WIN
T4p5ess Tralue foY nil points 81 KanFpr And
Nebraska. ~ Omahn connection y lahdo Win
III iiHhe leading ~ NE Eorih and Neki, ~
ieflOr accommodations, fast tine. imlmhn
daily. For maps, ttmc tables, rates elffi chi
On III address ans Of die Ticket Agents, 81
a. r. fteiitr,
Passenger Agent. Houston. Ietha,
". W. HCCCLIDi gu.
y, u. IiisK.
Agent, fofl Worth, Texas
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-15
.e.-Inul.lana. ner -. 81 91.

ORANGES louisiana per Dpkf y ~
Meesina Iemons-Perb box, y ~
Northern, 81 00a5 - per H.nhtls
painioes--lTish, per bnshel, new AoIlhefnf
sOc N sacks per bbL, zoo onlen, 9 9s w,
~, tcsns N b d4c. med pbls,, 3ict lhffe
,t,as sle snnll butter sc, Peanuts banss
ntder haif.Dhl, a-O; Cabbage, per craze
N2fln,c,n, sIiene saO8aRg per dozeni young
..tatans 900 , 81 Tnrkeye, i9eNFs
Trgs-pcr dozen, lss@l Af
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-15

Cattle Receipts sall; shipments iSa. mar
kct very slow,weak and shade lower; exporters.
" -ip9 Sui good 10 choice shipping. a aOaa 20.
common Us medluui, 81 Anai - stockcrs md
Feeders 81 o0at %; cows 8 O0d3 20; grass 1sX
az steers 8 O0aa SO
llogs-Ncreipts a,Si, strong at g taas 20
shccp--Hcceipts ~ shipments none stcs.iv .
tair 10 good muttons - CO6 J ~. tt,rifos.ti Il,
middlinr 81 50ag 40
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-15
Wool nnd Hides.

Twelve months clip, light, lnG and medium
llHl5c; nuc heavy 90 light, ilaltc; ak
months light, luc 10 medium l0dl3c lali, line
heavy, - fail, light, line medium, - /,
coarse, SNt2c,
N ial fiac; No. 2 Hint, dry. per h iSe, No ghrhi
lint, per N to Sc, bulls and heavy dan aged.
per h SCI calf skins and Aadly damage prr
% tW0c; green saitod sound. put a "a,
hutchcre Erecn, per % blr
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-15
Drain and Feedstuh.

whent-Choice 40. J. nc, medium e9aesc 2
law grade 500 55e cats, ls1 slci barley p5 a.'H
tgy, loose from The wagon, - OOaI ~ per
w 6aie nav, s. 80 ali %; brm. Gpe per
igll elop., 81 n; per 100, corn meal int Do3tfa
mr. 100 - o.; hOminy ana gfitp ~ PSI WIZ
,oiitett sstd Il 00a ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-15
GRAND MONTMLY DRAWING.


es'igemtt By Postal Nbic, ExpfosH, Money.
order, Sew York Exchange nr DrAfi on New
orleans, EDITORS with currency Invariably hy
cNpirta, eve piW pNtrees OlaTissb on an enun
OF " ur upWurds.1 hdiirpFspftt
", \, nAuplIiN, NrW arlenhS. ~.
Adutrs1 i'giabrpu lctirrs nnd make post
nnicU money urirfs uHynhlr 10
INV oitLEAN~ NATIONAL HANK,
Mstst
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-15
Houston & Texas Central R'y.


The only An stool mil line ia the state
Tho 0niy line IN 1cNHH running two dhllE PISS
srngar trains each way with fulnnun rHroI
cnrA on day trninf aud i'nlnnn slrrping nSrh
Oh night trains. aud. VIII ~ connections. torml
ne only douht j0lly route irnm northern ana
Central TcNhr 20 Nnw Orleans, Whsre immndi
ate connections nro aNdc With through cai
lhcA Tor all points Sorth ANA East
'ghe shurteht llnc between Tnsaa, Kansas Cily
Hannibal and 81. l.oui.. tad favorable fOdtes
VIA DsDison aud Missonri lhfiiic Halfway "
kansas cry, Hannibal OF ~ Ionir 10 an points
TIlnuugh rloepcfa oyery day eart waj between
Sew Orleans aud ~i Louis yin ihias rlici ltn,i
Houston. DldHr sherman ana Denison, 1eNasi
nnd thenee VlG Missouri fncihe Railway,
through tie indian TERRITORY VIA FORT scott,
kun, ana se1Blla, no
sccper- daily cacn way. betNeea Houston
aud Austin
Through Tickets from or 10 kny point ~ Genl
Britain ~ continent pi Europe fih She li1u.tou
Yort thence via hofih GofmAn ibpNd, Nhitr
star luman, ktIla, Rotterdam aud ithllAn
-tcamship liDes % sale % iinporhui eiAlionf
on lin, of fhis Midway aud ne Halscslont MIRO,
Victoria, San AntOniO, Marion. teBtiHi W ciiDaf,
Grange, f0iuinbus, flHignla. hphuinnltfR,
$50 Marcus, found poek sew hfAantelt,lsoek
dale
mr. Persons desiring t1 purchhff pfppaid
llesrls. 10 send - friends Ia Europe Ni cave
money by c1pshunE pnr agcnis.
sgEs. For Information az 70 rates 81 trrieht
pnssaec, routes Sc, Amply in person rby le,,ef
mF, o. fLuop, reset Agent Dailas irS-,
nANl4 kn1rit y. a. \ FAtLNtth q " ~
j. Wsi.DO Pres. 1oaas Manager Houston 1eSi
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-15
LOCAL MARKETS.
eAEErrr orner. ronr wonrn az.

GAzgrIE oFFicE, FoRr woRrH. Tx,
Oct. "a, 1854
Ia response TO Inquiries from the commer
oiai reporter, regarding the prcseut status Of
Fort Worth's trade, answcp ellcitcd from =
number OF representative business men wcrc
II the most gratifying character. All spoke
cuntentcdly Of the present. aud
ohcerfully of the future; and an were certain
that the biz volume Of trade already crnietlnlf
here, both In retail and wholesale limos. would
be kept here aud constantly augmented,
The bears still keep their grin on lilo coitun
market, which closed quiet az sc.
Grain showed more activity, and consldcra.
bile quanutity changed hands At prices given
below
Groceries are drm and m good demand
cobces having an upward tendency. The new
crop OF sugars and syrups win reach Port
Worth Va about twenty days,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-15

frosh country butter Choice 10000 ehoicr
Western dairy lSci fancy creamery, so,
putRtncs--Swcot, nlHSpC per huHh0l,
Crales--hl Faeo 70Sc.
Tomatoes 81 0Oai - per hushVl
Cow peas 25d 3Ac per hushel
Saucr daui Per half barrel, a2a
Bananas-Ptr bunch, - 0p0aOO.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-15

NEW oaLRASs. La OCT ii'-Oo'''n--'fV'
closed dull
Inv ordinary sc Ordinary ~ goo, ei'i a,,aa
sse. low middllng &c; milalnE falr
uiiddiing g,c; mddliug iah N'VN'
10 10 Ice. -, ,,,t,, and steady,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-15

GALVESTON, TEX. oct, 4.--Ootton-Spos
closed steady gross receipts SOS, sales siaA
bales; exports none; stock asli5
Ordinary II ia good ordinary SI.l0; low
middlinr y; mddllng % le; good middilug
% To- mlddling fair ls-t6
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-15

BAR Iron, $500, norway he, NO 90 shoot iron
lio, No q y sheet Iron, ijo. galvanized shecl
iron gaalC, No. ! 4 sod iic, No, ! 10 ialc, guNes
ROOFING I'm i4lca lic. itNlp aud 1854 PAT, DO,
i,I3HS.b0, tinncrs wire so per cont. OF, tlnncr'a
stock, i0por cont OF, cook st0yoa with ware
l0iu123 co. do with trimmings 1890 5000.
Wood Work -NnRon ANlcs nQDmAl %
tongues Q0cd4l % smglrtrers " 70, holsters
DOE, SpokCs - IAa8 90 iclloss ~ Iid2 ~
doubcircNs. SO 2iuA 90, neck yokos 81 hOd2 ~
plow bcmne BOA CSC, pillow handlqs, u ia@s So
Mails - kCg, basis lOd lIur1un hofs shuu
per kcg, o 90. Perkins DO, 400 Walker do So
burden mule $50, Northwestern horse shoe
nails No. 4. Doc No. Q, 20c. No 6. sc. No, T. 2ic
No. >. eOc, "Lakos' do No. T. 4AN, No. b, BOO, No
Is, Pc, No, Z, 20c No, n lpe; Ausahle do, No
4, 40, No, g. 2ic, No. O. Go No. q Ire No. n lbc
MisCcllnnoous-'irAcn chains, No, 2, per pnlf
ioc; pillow eingotrccs, pnr d0L, W q pl0w
doublotrccs, per du1.. 70 %: stock hclls, 20 per
cent On door looks, 50 2bag 00 WoOu screws
90 aud 10 per cent Oh H. T.. cast door TUFTS, a
aud 10 per cent, on cut und timed lacks, a.
percent. on coffee mills, t1per cent on blind
hinges, 5pHnd ~ pUr cent OH catTiRge bolts 81
and 10 per cent. on pillow bolts, 10 pOf cent, Oh
piece tin ware, 90 per cent. on deep stamped
ware, 90 per cent on; shallow stamped ware, y
per cent. OF.