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New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1885-12-09

After a thorough test Chas. L. Roos
most positively asserts that Acker's
English Remedy is the best medicine
for Asthma, Group, Coughs, Whooping
Cough, and all Lung Troubles that can
be found. Ask him about it, for he
fully guarantees it. l.
There are scores of persons who are
suffering from some form of blood dis
order or skin disease, such as Scrofula,
Boils ETC., etc. After a practical test,
Charles L. Roos asserts that Acker's
Blood Elixir will certainly cure all
such diseases, including Syphilis and
Rheumatism. It is not patent nos
trum, but scientific preparation. He
guarantees it. 2.
Over one million of Acker's Dyspep-
STA Tablets sold in the past twelve
months, purely upon their merits. Why
suffer with Chronic Constipation, Dys-
pepsia, Sour Stomach, Sick Headache,
Heartburn and Female Troubles, when
Charles Z. Roos offers you relief and
positive cure in the Dyspepsia Tablets.
He sells them on a guarantee. 3.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1885-12-09
NEW
Meat Market.
JOS. SCHN0BRlcH, Prop'r.,
New Ulm, Mimi.

A large supply of fresh meats, sau
sage, hams, lard, etc., constantly on
hand. All orders from the country
promptly attended to.
CASH PAID FOR HIDES
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-29
nnIlninr mnrnr,n,

tUmBEH- RopEn iumpaT, DozinE, II ihobt
and undeE nfnt-OlaHH, SIS. stripping. LKp, 80
poHinR ana nooring, clearn, 90 thi0k cleII
" ana M tH; rough lumber, second elos
tlB ioist and soantling, Culln, 81 20,
AfDIEo-hir-t common white pine 40 90.
second do, es7.b0. Third do, as; pntiar algD
rough, slB00,
DHEiaED LuHBxR-- Bozinr igipohsl and
under, 20 g09T 81 do Ms, GO OOeb.7 90.
scantllng, Joiht or any common iuml
70 gDatsI 81; boxing over "a inches. SOD
~ % lhieE clears "a toIH and 2, $40 0o,ags 30.
second class. any kind. t1G
DhHaEn AND a AfOHKu ELOgRfuC--viYH
class fA5; second clans, 0l26l
WHITE PINE FunHIBITEA0 LuzfEHg-.It(. i.
and Inch white pine, $40, inoh 40, eg5
INtLiHu-bMAukD on PLAfW-FrfrFt non
mon white pine, B,g3O; "a DO, IA 5O.Sd 40 ~.
POPLAR y. 20 UDeB2IIb0i poplar =, gsY 50nkb
netiyepine x, SIS 90, ", f2o.
F9fLA J hsgAhHh'--lHi ~ and inoh, ess
eHtEoLEs-Wbits pine A, %; do SHADED
N.D, DO extra No. I, eS.bG cypToEh. baHt, a.
blnnai IS, do No. 2. tl.9a; DO 10. s, u 40 nsiis
saved heArt, " sapg, -.
PiGKEfa.--Nh hits pine, drsshad ana hsadee
sggers q uAt, 4; yellow pins DO. ~ llI
LIhH, CEHRsT, nTo--Linis. Austin. a,
per Dbl. Osinent, Louisville on hosennle, g77
Per b9ll Portlsnd, % poT Dbl, PiAaLsr Paris
Neg 1ork or hiohissn. q PsF bbi. Fiksis
BRroE.--Firs-prOot 81 par n
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1855.
Harper's Bazaar,
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llarper'S BsSsr il the only paper IN the
world that combines the choicest literature
and the lnest art Illustrations with the latest
fashions and methods OF household adorn.
mont Its weekly illustrations and deserp.
lions Of tho newest Paris and New York
Style, with its useful pattern sheet supple
mena and cut patterns. by enabling ladies
TO be their own droaamakera. SAVE many
times The cost OF subscription, Ia papers on
cooking, Tho management Of servants, and
house keeping Ia itA various details are emf.
nently practical, Much attention IA given
tho Interesting topic Of social etiquette. and
Its illustrntlon Of art needle work are
acknowledged 10 be unequalod. It's literary
merit is Of tho highest excellence, and the
unique character Of its humorous plcturet
has won for II the name OF Tho American
punch.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-29

Bah HOE % b. NORWAY, Bsa No. n /,
sheet iienl &c, no n D ahast iron, SIC.
~ fhiiisoa sneft Iron, satylfa.i No. X x zoos
90 1s 1914 ami lJNil pat do. 81 1868 81
timers wire. @ per can't, on timers ft0dh
nYfly ~ cent. on COOK steve fifth war;
WOOD WORK Wagon nIiea, bDa, flfl b
tonEuea. g9c8el oQi Eingietffaa, oi7bt b0iaferi
9le.i apoke1 ellbos % feilooa, 81 esa3G
Doahietreea. - 151tl 00: noof yoker fl00a
81; ploW baaula, 51F1Gcs plow' ban6 ~. I'll y
029g; handles. 81 T5ata ".
NAILS. 81 - kog. 0aniB l0a.-.Bufden nora
or DO. $ 20; burden mule, n S0i Nom eeai
orn hos snoa nails, No. 3, 900, No q ESQ., IA
q 1lc., 10. ], 1lo., No. 3, 2c.; 'iiako6'i do NJ
lbo.i AnAahie 40. no. Z, 90. ia. 4 "a. "A 4
ur., No. 7. lfd., No. Z, l8s.
AKA Xxx. per aozsn, q o0sIo %, I.nhsi
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-29

q oO0e SOL RaphensnoS, ee ee7 o0i boz
handled, tdSaog a.
HEFftfCEilArOEa..-N 4 Gilman. nTW
No. 9, do, ems 90 No, DO, "a No. do. W
No, DO, 50.
MiaCELIlA NsOua-1ra chains, "a p
pair, tffo,i pillow nincietfcen. per dos, o.
pillow dnuhlotreta, Per dogcn - OQi atoei
bells, 10 per cont. OH door tookh, eS 1907 o.
wood screwa, % and 10 per cont. util Up oA1
door hutiH. ~ and 10 Yer cent. on. cut AM
timed tackH, ~ per cent, on; cofith miiir,
per cent, on; blind hinges 60 and 10 per op0i
cds carriage bOlts, ui and 10 per cent. u1
pillow bolts, % Per cont. on, piece TN war
bo per cant 90 deep stamped waro, ~ -
cent. oiit shallow stamped ware, % per otni
on; iaphnped ware, 20 per cant on
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-29

Twelve montha clip, light, nne ana med
um belIi nne heavy 70 light, pIfbli ~
light nno and medium, i2aiE ooaTss
75MA.
HTDEs--Eo. heavy flint, dry y n $50; Nc
n lie, No. z, Light nlnt, D h go. bulls AM
heavy, damaged, Z, n y. calf skins and bad,
damaged. y n ftec; green, sailed, sound, y
10 butchers. green, a n $40
TItIEB--Deer nkinH En iBeAIg. anita M
HkinB, n n l0elBoi goat skins, each, lObA
sheep pSlts, according 70 amount OF WOO
Zoo mp nhoarllnRH, according 70 amount D
wool. 6Dl0 Mexican aheep peitS. g,lhS
Mexican sheep pelth improved, liDl2o; MsI
lean sheep shearlinga. 90.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-29

WHmEY-ISsatinOd " lO1i5g ~ psr moo
sout mnhh ono year old, ~ o. two ycnft oil
"a 01O2 %, throS yeaTh old a. BO13q 10; fanI
extra old whisky sos,
NINN9--Clarot, oaso,ln 0ODi1g0 a. nor uuR
ityg OniAWbA. por gallon, MOI % Port, " nc
per GAL. u COOS 05 white wine, In CASA
" O0asl0 o0
OAAhPA0HB--a. "A. Mumm co.. Rrtu
~, 50 0JE8g "; Hcidtink, in hRAkst, "a We
q OG RruR. IN basket 90 u0Gy0 Oh. DnmsHu
champagne, " O9MW, Gen. a0aisti a1u
iry, pints, ~ 80.
hLn-i3tOck Ale, paf duE, 81 00teg -; poflt
car dos, 81 coca -.
BoTI1.nD BNEu--isemp'H quhgLu, tlE p0i ph,
~ ~. Budweiaor quarts w 0li pinth tia Of
ErlangNT bSof quarts, slH O1i pintn am
SohlilA Milwaukee quarts gla o.; pintR til 70
Anthony a Kuhn'u, aus az 90, piuIA az 81
~. ulhunan hOn'H cha 10 payne peer, qnaffI
Gi2gJ, pinS mabOi FAlhu Milwaukee. quart
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-29

tinuoa
Bark, Cinnamon per n ", Peruvian, 2SCsb
BoAz, ito, Bl-oarbonaia OF soda, Engliai
g. Copperas, SsDf, Cinohinedln. por os o.
OTIS CASTLE soap, per n eisia. Crcaru tartar
{, p, per 10 ioais. CHALK, lump, per 10 2eS
tie Included, g5Dl %. ihiorai Hydraie, PER Il
81 bQ1l 20. ChlOroiurm, per 10 bottle inolud,
Cd, tl0A Composition powder per 10 q
DoVers, per 10 VI 70, kpnom salts, not 10 -
~ Gum Opium, per 10 $50, Gum Cam
phor per 10 2seDgS, Morphine, per o. e3 use
--'. on, Castor, mnchine, 76oSS; OH, Castor
Per gtrS, SSSao SSs @ ssa No. sso w nn,s
Inc, J. & W., per o. u 20, Flowers sulphur
5Nts5 Alum, sse@a, Prescription walls b,
T per Ct O. sow S SSs % p srSSeR Res0
patent medicines, al liHt Thayers Fluit
kxtrnctn, - per cont on. 4. ID. Fluid En
tracts, % Per cent on Essential ollie, ~
rAirrs
strictly pure white lead, 50 ~; epifitl
tuipentine, bOab5 Rolled oil, 62atso.
Tux NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. UONoRs,
Ivory drop black, ~, per 10 l6o EnglIi
coach black Ia. per No 100; lamp black, 10, %
black raint. L.. Sc; sPrugainn nluu, Va. ~, IA
2Sc; tultrnmRrine blue, ~, II, 900; blue paint
rs, l2c, raw Turkey lumber, lR, nC; burnt Tui
koy umbor. Ia, 20: raw Italian sienna. IA, DC
burnt Italian sienna, 10, &c; Vankyke brown
In, 20, Paris green, Ia, Oc, Chrome, L. "A, o,
u. o., Ia, tgo; American vorniliion is, 200, IN
dian rcd, Ia, N; Nlnotta rcd, IL, 81, 95fs, "a
lc Chrome yellow, l., Y, o, a -. o., ~ lif
yellow ochrc, Ia, o., lalfs, HiR, %.
PnErAnEn OnAfNtsO CoLoRn
Bark oak, Ice; Ash, l6c; Black walnut, lti
Maple, loo.
pfgrEMpER uoLona
Ivory drop black, 80; nav turkey umbe
hc; burnt Turkey lumber, 31c; raw Italia
| sienna. 30; burnt Italian sienna, $50; Var
/ dyke brown, 2tc,
Prlceb OF above made on q basis OF IN 4
/ u, and ID cams, assorted, In y and i
cans; balance Ia ana 10 cans, aaaorte,
| Price In D 10 cans, balance In aud a ID car
| umnNFfnN lfsnN a. d as Ia
- ID tin pailh, NO lOsa and kegs 70 per
! laHa.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-29
HARPBR'S PERIODICALS.


hAfAifA IN ~ NHANhAslN NAUAAkE
LiBhAEY, One Year C52 Humbornl. :. 10 %
Postage Jreo % ~ sabsori6eys N NJ United
Statss or oanadd.
The Volumes Of the BsHar begin with the
nrsl Number for January OF each year.
When no time Is mentioned, II will DO under
stood that the subscriber Wishes 70 begin
with the Number nest sner receipt Of order
The last Five Annual Volumes OF Harper'i
BaEar IN neat clolh binding, viii DO sent By
mail, postage paid, or by cypress, free Of %
pense, Crowded the freight does not exceed
one dollar per yoiune) for 81 per volume.
Cloth CASTS for each volume, suitable fof
binding, viii be- sent BY mail, postpaid, on
receipt VI 81 each.
issrniltanoes should be made BY PontoGies
Money Order or Dran, 70 avoid chances Of
losH.
Newspapers arc R0f 70 ooDV no adpeYtliansui
a0t,'.9a p'e erIgesi order " Harper = Broiheri.
HARPER q BRoTHERs. New Yorh
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-29

gurnitur0 -hcacbtondn, Imitation ualn
each, ~ s0Da -, all walnut, ~ b00lO so. Chnlgi
wood seat, y dOI, ~ 1907 OQ cane nnd ratls
SCAT, " COOS %, came scat, dining el2 0l6Np
Cnildn and rockers, 81 OOt3l2 %, larga ru0ki Vi
~ W6S0 90 camp and rockers, eAch. q TSi
W Mirrors, arch tops, v dos o. gn4lN 81
Tehloa, round, 0lO0HANi fail Leaf u hAti
hafoa, each. q G@T W EuroauE yl s0HN Id
wash atnndh, al 8ob 30; bed springs, ~ f8Ff
Baby Carriages, Is t011i
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-29
OoanirS a.raauoe.

FoIatoea--ITiHn. POI bulhol, SIC, bnrTel
81 65 unions, per Dbl, Red " "a; Yellow II co
IurDip white. tiC0, kutsrbego, -
BennB. II. r mao bblK., &C.. IAn.s
lima Boz = all hutiar, 20. Pickles
medium per bbl., fB o. ANAL, per bbi., ~
half hb-. med, go; half bbi., amnil HS o.
Cheeue, half cream. lB5fo., full cream ibIf
PEANUTS, l0c Cidey Nslihbl., 20 W Cal
bage, per crate g OOGsa 26
POULTRY Hons. D2t0 9 . 10 per doEan,
young ahioksnh, az bOe9 o. TurEeyS 01 10
eaehf Geese "a D. @sS nuoka. 81 zoos 90
haus-Fsf duE0n, 1875 a2Io
tTsah country butler, choice, 20 q 25o,
Oresmo ~ .to4pHfe.l OLD butter e0i0oi OlsO-
margarine, he
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-29

Galveston.
GALVESTON, Jan. 2S.-CorroN--
Spot closed quiet.
Receipts, lS9.
Sales, 1853
Exports, 1894,
Stock, 27,259
Ordinary, 9l Good Ordinary 10 l.s;
Low Middling, 10 7-l6; Middling,
10 ll-le; Good Middliug, 10 l5.l6;
Middling Fair, IL 10.
Futures opened steady, became dull,
closed barely steady ~ 3 to points
lower.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-29

MAAr1--eugar cured hams, ii9is;s. o.o.A.
Bacon lls2c ,. o'hhoon, $40, 30, dry salt,
rraH-ManssrSl. lup kits, No. /. uo. No
z, 500 half bills, No. 1, t6bk no. z, $500
White nsh, No. 1, hlf, bbla,, tI,25; No. ., pd.2s
LGRD-Tisfoss. sc. a ana sgb can SaS,.f,<o
D cane, DC
fair, iio,; prime Bip, MO; fAnGy, re; Old
government Java ao.
TeA--Imperial, t1ee1i gunpoydSr. sOa1o
suqAn-Fint powdered, hhla. SbSc.i do.
halfbbiH., s5zo,; cut Loaf, SSo; nranulatsd
ntRLJard So; Louiciana granulntod. - !,
standard A, eNcd choice white, $50: yellow
RIoB-Louisiana, sA7c.
BAIr--Cuarna, In bhgg. tl.26ni.e0 fine N
baGs, - lake IN mas hoop bills, VSlO
CANNED doone,--Priosu psr douen, Pine
applea, standard, gile5; pehohte, gtananri, 2
W. "a 'i'gS; Il is S SaSS.2e2 sooonds ha.
l.ol' seconds, 2hs., - na., O 500 groom
corn, ulOesl.os Green peas, si.55: Goose
S SSTiis fu SoieS sSasRess'is @5Sis5
sl;sSe5i,7G ,, g., = hisoEsfSi, s..
gSel4o. sardinss, American. 400 case
ql.tQG---; BleotborrieH, tl.sD Green eager.
glsOi Earle Uondsnsod milk, $3.50 crown,
BAKIEG PoVDns.- -snysr Loaf, xb cana,
| per dOAea, e9ei 2n. do" 81 5Ji IN, DO. q %
| ab. do. 67t 3D. do, sl2.
| AUNDnLHll--t starch, 40. DOap nprnmhIs
! t1o, German olive, SIC Candles, null bnH6s
| ibIfoi halvo9, Q, Quartsre. o, Indigo 40 n;
blneing, eo2l.OO dozen. ColeInnn'h mustard
! pl,tosef6.tQ doaen, MhoNarOni. imported, hon.
| American, tl.g0 box. Buckets. two honps
700 doEen, wei buckets, piO0 doEsn Bruomn
u.J6ss,so dosen. Brilliant oil bbls., leo, Eu
plon 40, zso,; do, 10 oRaoh, IS 90 brilliant
| 10 oaiie6. 81 20; do,i l-l2 canaa, aiOs
| FLOUR - Blnnnrd'H Royal Patent ca
| y bbl.i EHohh, g COG y 100 u.s., NO TsHR,
! per 100 lbs. s. 70, No asa, Hodli 70. Corn n 81
| Per hushel 80, Hominy and grita, D bhi
| o9 oatmeal. q half boil, n 15, Cfpuk Ell
wheat On, %, CracEorB \ hoda, eva, Xxx
coda, To-; Xxx sota, To-. cream bnI rin.
Eer anAps, b1zo. lanon oreanlr, $50.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-29

eastern Tex9a cattle Al ADout s..fo., eet
bouthern and Central Texas STOCK cattle u
about Two dollars per head less than ths
above quotations.
The above prices are for herds OF 100 head
and upward 81 best North Texas cattle de-.
hYersd on the trail.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-29
A Good Investment for q Oattlsman or .
Nan With Money.

For anie or viii trhdo for cattle, oua.hnlf or
Whole lniefeel ~ QUO of sue bastpas iqr ie9.
Inhabitants, with cry little 0ppuaiuuu. Pays
9t50 d yea clear or erpenAca LouR lpafe On
he bulldl q. " hirhla 4 splendid htAha. Cool
w0Fh man ~ no bench. fof further pertic
uier address the mapaeofh ~ teis palsef.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-29

AAa.As uig.
Hieelal.
IL. ~, Mo, Jan. 2s.-Pro-
b ~ s''lye and higher,
supply and good ones
llsady.
IT.. fsobuca.
'n 's'i February esl; NAY
"a 81 February 90 bid.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-29
New 'IriaAus
pRovIgfOgg

PROVISIONS.
NEW ORLEANs Jan. 23.-Fl0ur-
Quiet but steady; fancy t. Extra fancy
4 4O94 so; MINI p P. 90
Corn-Bi eady with goOd demandi In
sacks, mixed and yellow 50e95l
Oats--W Western In good demands
choice, 42@45; Texas red rust-prcof 4Os
40.
Corn Meal-Q Quiet but steady at . so
az 20
HAy-S'eady with good demand;
prime, IS O0@17 50;ohoiee. IS 009l9 90.
Pork-Q Quiet NJ 10 l2i@lS 25
Lard-SIeady With fair jObbing de-
mAnd; refined tieroe II
Bulk Meats Quiet but steady;
shoulders, packed $50; long clear,
8 90; clear rihs. 0 92i
Bacon Quiet hue steady long clear
Z \; clear ribs,
Hans-Choiee auRar-eured can
yassed ateady ~ l03@l1.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY Western reclihedi
O5lnl 20
C.fiee Quiet but steadv; Rio car
gose common to prime, 73(atl.
Sugar. Dull; common 10 good com
mon. 4l64l; fair 10 fully fair 4stal6i
prime i" choice 5fg53i yellow clari-
iied 6i 016i; white clarified q
MOla-ssa- Strong demand active and
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-29

rior $500, al. st'ssss,. Se,iI1 S,.sit'
re, 400; onrn uGbt0oi hay loose ,Fun. ~,
Esgnn, VI Oo0s " per ton bale hay, o. OOg
10 oe bran, $40. per l0J, chops, 81 COL y
yer 100,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-29
THE GAZETTE FORT WORTH TEXAS THURSDAY, JANUARY 90

March 80 bid May 81 bid; June
Oats 26l.
LIVE STOCK.
The Live Stock Indicator reports:
Cattle-R Receipts 1900; exporters 8 40
Cg5 go; good 10 choice chipping OO@
D 80; common to medium 4 50G4 g5.
stockers and feeders 50Gi %; cows
50@9 80.
Hogs--Receipts G000; 25Gl4G5.
Sheep Receipts 1000; 2 5OG8 25.
50. Louir.
Special.
Sr. LOUIS, Mo-, Jan. 2S. Wheat
Plenty Of sellers and but few buyers :,
consequently the market was slow
and cent lower.
Corn was slow.
Provisions were weak and irregular.
Cattle were fsirly active and lOcents
higher on fat steers.
Sheep firm,
PRODUCE.
Flour-Dnll.
wheat-No. . red s5l@S5, cash;
! S5@S5s January; S52@S8 February;
S7s@SSl March; 92@93i May; closing
at lowest figures.
Corn-38@3Bl cash; S6l January; ses
| @S5l February; 363 March, SS@Ss,
oats-sO bid cash and January; 81
C932 May.
PROVISIONS.
Whisky Ia
Corn Meal-2 206s2 25.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-29

goodi common to fair 25@s2; prime
aAglSBi strictly prime 4l@s3.
=, hlce- Quiet but firm; Louisiana or
binary 70 prime 4l@6.
Bran--Demand active; 81.
Cotton-Heed oil-prlme crude 8ilN
5l3 summer yellow Sil@40l; steady
with good demand
London Wool Sales.
LONDON, Jan %. at the wool sales
to-day $500 bales OF Port Phillip and
Sydney wool were sold
COTTON MARKuIH.
COTTON RKCHu'rB AT ALL unrrnp STATE
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-29
Futures closed quiet but steady, ] {
UUIHN0 HIEH hui
Sales 30, 800 bales
LOCAL MARKETS.
Ootton.

Good mlddnng, e1G strict middling, W
middling, W; strict low middiing, SIS low
roiddiiuQ. az
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-29

,lIshtly improved.
srtles dull.
4, market was irregular and
I, generally weak. A de-
,,used in the early dealings
h Of q per cent. In Central
a in Oregon Navigation
The stocks most affected in
,sre the Wizards, Northern
.,ered and Oregon Trans.
oregon Navigation sold
,,om Yesterdays closlng,
I" recovery OF 1 per cent.
~ II Inc floating stock was
.ws,spi account. Northern
,steried, sold of Il, and
q,sr,oohtinental The
'oy,rsd ut the close.
sSlth says that $500, 600
MACON Transcontinental
n nsder their circular of
ls,t has been placed and
.irenf Tor the s.. 500, 900 worth
which expires May l.
N vas well sustained and
l,nred. The lowest price
afly afternoon, when II
Yesterday. Delaware a.
The weakest OF the coal
ia OF | per ceut, recover
lhe Changers st. Paul sold
towering Buyers OF
ma sold st. Paul. North
md regained The loss
Ek Central ana Lake Shore
ibe.e stocks we're within a
he highest figures at the
Ion Pacific fairly active at
tons %, 400 shares.
HONEY.
oBR, Jan. 2S.-Money /;
rsntile paper 596; sterling
B. B. strong ut "a 81; sight
EXCHANGE.
slEAEs, La Jan 2s.-Sight
New York 81 so per $1,000
sterling b. b firm at 4 $50
lFST AND RAILROAD bonds,
ogK Jan. 2S.-The follow.
ihe Official closing quota
p New York Stock exchange
noon, 81 compared with those
ar.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-29
chicago.
Special.


CHICAGO, ILL, Jan. 2s. Wheat WAS
lower and slow. There was some le-
gItlmate buying. Futures dull aud
lower, of cent.
Corn was about steady.
May pork lower.
Lard futures lower.
Cash meats higher.
Cattle active and prices firm on
moderate receipts; common dun.
Sheep steady.
PRODUCE.
Flour-Dull.
Wheat--January 77s 7Sl closed a. I;
February 77S@78s closed III; March
7SlCB79s. closed 7Sl; May S33G8S5,
closed 49,; No. red 79l
Corn-Cash 373@3s4; January or
February 37k@872, closed at 87s; March
S7I@37l, closed at 37s; May 4l@4l \,
closed at IL.
Poke sh 70 25; February 10 $50
II IS, Marcn II 32l@l2 so; May ~ 500
II 20.
Lard-Cash or February 8 s2I@6 SIS;
March 90@6 954, closed AZ 90@6 92l ;
May 073(D7 III, closed at 07i
Bulk Meats-Shoulders 4 30; short
RIB 20@6 80; short clear 70@6 70.
LIVE STOCK.
Drovers' Journal reports:
Hogs-Receipts 49, 900; 4 1905 90.
Cattle-Receipts 1900; Exports ia
20 good 10 choice shipping 2j9
60; common TO fair 4 00Gg4 60; corn
fed Texans 1905 90.
Sheep Receipts 1000 common TO
medium 20@3 %; good to choice so
@4 p extra sheep and lambs SOC
90.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-29
New York.

New YORK, Jan. 9s. -CoErON-Spot
closed dull, lie higher.
2ataa QI0 huIaa
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-29
New York.
PRODUCE.

New YORK, Jan % -Flour-Dull.
Wheat-Spot lots 10 ] lower; OPP
lions opened weak, later advanced !
TO then declined l TO Ii, closing
heavy Mt bottom prices; No. . red S9s
G08; No. red February 69l 690g,
81 .-ing S93; Mar h 90s@92l, closing
00I; May 93Ia 052, closing e3s.
COrn-SpoJ lots 10 higher; OPP
lions opened 10 higher, later de-
clined ! to . and closed heavy No 8
5l@5lI; No . January 81 GG52, closing
5ls; February 50i@S0{ rlo=ing SOL
NJ .rch $1,000, closing 499; May 1910
49s closing 4sl
UOfRee-spot fair; Rio quiet options
fairly active, closing steady; ssles
80 $50 bags; February z so; March z so
az 90i April 00@S %; May s 05@
10 90
Sugar-Dull and unchanged.
Rice-FiIm and fairly active.
Tallow- Firm.
ROsin- Quiet.
Tnrpenune--Flrm.
WoOl--Demand fair and market
firm.
Pork Quiet.
Beef-Quiet aid easy; outlook firm
lhru-- w ehhi -ibi wi JhuuhlN ~
February 1907 20; March 7 22G7 %
LIVE STOCK
Beeves-R Receipts 1850; market dull
clearance not made; extreme steer'
A 50Cg6 G5; nx N, bulls, stage and cows
sold NJ 8 COCA ~; exporters had 81
car loads.
Sheep Receipts 39O0i market slow
common To choice sheep 9 BOOB 80
common TO choice lanbs 5 25Gg6 65.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-29
N CHANGE.

r,,aine Was Done in
4, Yesterday A Timid
,uns was Manifest
Ar,,tst Exhibited Some AOtiv'
i ], VI. Prices Prevailed
Cotton Steady
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-29

.lightly improved.

IRE, Jan. 2S'-aoV'In'II'H''
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-29
Fntures closed barely steady.
New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS. La, Jan, 2s.--Cot-
ton-Spots closed firm.
Sales 1000 bales.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1885-12-12

Attorney General Garland has de-
cided that Lieut.. James f. Simpson,
Sd Cavalry, having accepted tho pro-
motion to Captain and then having
been rejected by the Senate, ceased to
be an officer Of the army from March
4, 1885, and that First Lieut.. Edgar
+. Steever is entitled to promotion in
his place, to rank as Captain from No
Yembsr &c, 1884. Lieuts. Geo. H.
Morgan, Daniel II. Broughton and
Franklin o. johnson, Sd Cavalry, have
therefore been promoted to First Lieu
tenants. Officials at the War Depart
nent hold the opinion to be contrary
to law, and believe that Congress will
rectify the wrong to Lieut.. Simpson at
the next session, paying him in full
and promoting HIM to his proper rank.
No such case has ever occurred in the
army.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1885-12-12

Not long after the battle of Bull
Run a certain Major Sloan, of the
rebel army called on General Joe"
Johnston at his headquarters in Yir-
ginia, arriving just in time for dinner,
which was served in the generals
tent. When the meal was nearly dn-
ished there was a movement under the
table and something very like yawn
came from beneath it, the major at tue
same time feeling something heavy
roll on his feet. Raising the cloth
General Johnston looked down aud
remarked, laughing: jackson smells
the dinner at last; know he must BE
nearly famished.' "It was TIE only
time ever saw Stonewall jackson,
says the Major. fHe had been witb.
ont sleep for three days whom he
reached Jobnstons tent, and tuni-
bling down ID the eentse 0f 4, sbs
al-AAl--.i .lsia as " 80
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1885-12-12

a circular issued by $, S. Burdett,
c6mmander-in-chief, states that the
official returns made by the depart
ments to the headquarters Of the G..
A. T., at Washington, for the years
1888, 1884 and 1885, show that there
>gH's~ezpended in those years from the
charity funds Of the posts and depart
rhents the sum of $3.50, 364,81. Esti-
mating for departments which failed
To make reports on this head, and for
posts delinquent in returns to the de-
partments, it is confidently believed
that within the period named a sum
exceeding 100000 has been distribu-
ted through the regular channels for
charitable purposes.