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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-28
Hardware.

Bar iron q 90 Norway sc. No, "a shcet Iron
llc. No. n y sheet Iron &c, galvanized sheet
Iron ga9lc, No. | l sod l7c, No do lblc, 20xls
roofing I n Hldibc, llN2O and l0Xil pat do 70
d6 80. timers wire 80 per cent. on, timer
stock 40 per cent. on, cook etoyee With ware
10 b0a25 90, do with trimming II b0850 co.
Wood WOrk-Wagon Axles p0cal Oci tongues
poc@l 90. singletrces T5i holsters Doc spokea
1898 90; fglloes 7id2 75 doubleircos 3 $50
lOni neck yokcs ! b042 90; plow beams b0dG5e
plow handles 1907 co.
Nalis--5 10 keg. basis lOd-- Burden horse. ahoe
per key, 70, Perkins do 90 Walker do D 90.
Burden mule OO, Northwestern horse shoe
nails No. Doc, No Q 2Gc, No. BE, No. 2lc,
No. e0c Lakes" 80, i5c, No Zoe, No b
22c No. zoe No, 1904 AnsADle do. No. SIC.
No. &c, No. &c, No. 100, No. lsc.
MlscelianeouB--frace chains No. per pair
i0o plow eingletreea per don. 25 plOw double
strees per dor %; stock bells 50pcr cent %
door locke ~ 70 . O0i wood screws 10 and N
per cent on u T. casp door bute ~ aud 10 per
cent on cfi and timed tacke 70 per cent on,
coffee niiils 40 per cent on blind hinges NJ and
10 per cent on carriage bolts Is and 10 per cent
one pillow bolts a5per cent OF piece SIN ware q
per cent on deep stamped ware 90 per cont 81
shallow stamped ware 50 per cent o.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-28
Bmilding Material,

Iaunber-llough lumber, boxing. M mohps
and under, frat elaeh Ia O0l Htripplnn IA M M
thick clegrs and u, ~ %. rough nmbt,r,
" no. "h '""n
siding First, common whita nina 40 M,
second, DO, n 90, thlrd DO. "a 10; poplar Va %
asi bOi nAtiyo Pine, Il II CO., native lIjnS. d
~ on, native rough ld 90.
Dressed iaulh,r-- Boxing - Inches and an
der, ~ 20; do 50 ~ 0ni scRntlng iolRl or any
common lumbar - 00 boxing over ~ nchGa
class any kind 20 20.
Drosaed and Matched Flooring -Flrat ,,insa
~ 90 second elhsA y 90.
White Plnq Furnishing Lumber A, "a and
mon Mldn white pine 70 %. inch do BA
Ceiling, Beaded OF plaln.-Flfst cnma,on
white Pine 80 %; 2d do ~ A0i I'd do Ia, popinT
~ 90 70 ~ log poplar ~ ~ 10 80 on. nDti,o
pine " 90, dot 20 o.
ShlnGlcs- White pine A p 90. do phaded A
~ 40 extra No. 500; cypress, boat. ANY
brhndi 0Of do N0.s 4o5 do No 3 3 40, native
sawed heart 00 saps q OD!
Pickets--White Pine, dressed nnd bosded
square or Nat, aoo,yollow pine do 90. laihs
Lime Cement, otc,-Iimc, Austin, 2 90 nor
pm cement, Lonisyllle or liosanAlA, 2Tg urr
bblj Portland b0Op per Dbl, plaster paris, New
YORK or Michigan, 600 per bbl.' plaster hair Gso
= Btiok--Fire. proof, 2 s0pcr NJ,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-28
Row York.



NEW YORK, Nov, e7-flour-Dull. -
Wheat-Spot lallc lower, with more eoillg
for export: options declined li@lBc, oiosdhs
steady. with a recovery OF ialc; NO. reg ~
aGont. No . red December H}Gs5tc; ci0sink
MIC; January ARa9jic, closing 9Agci hhy ~ ois
al OH, closing 81 OlIe. .,,... ort,ons
lSse lower later advanced la4el closing nu,i
in eIIght reaction; receipts Hgs,4@; eAhoa..s
10 1GG, No. 2 bbd55iG elevator, 5beyylo hiioA.
Va ? November 5lla5bc, closing 5oci De tseli
her 5sia5ic. closing 53}ci January 4va@oVsD'
cionlng sole; May 47zaisc, closing $50
PROVISIONS, ETC. ,..
Codee--Options a shade lower hnu acsls
~ 3 Mo spot 6 C5 sales s6,50l bags NoleliDei
& a December IS; january 65Oi fe so ,vals
4 b5aG 30; March IS; April 1Oi may ~ 'uN'
s,,,,1ar- Dull; refined quiet; mold oseoss
stsn5ard 4 8 s. l6c ooniectioners Osc; stHhu
lated SIC. ,....a Nev, Orleans q
s352c. choice and fancy.
Rice-Flrm, fair demand
Tailow-Steady-
Tnrpentine--Dulli aitc' 49,. oJsasr, pnIfet
WoOl-firm; domestc hee'e
l4Sbssc; Texas 9as2c. -..,oax
pork-Easler; mess ~ 40 ~ ~, "a -. lam
i.ard--puiet; Western steam sp y, ~ - ~"
arv 50 tsds 81 February - osasOi'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-28
MARGARET.
Eceneral Tempieton in Town--The
Prt Death Immigration.
<aance NJ the Gozette.

General Templeton in Town--The
1rst Death-ImmiGration.
hence OF the Gazette.
ktr, Tx, Nov. 23.--Attornoy-
yohn D. Tcmpleton was here last
Bing through the surveyors
boxing for crookedness in land
found everything straight and
bedhlmself. He says this is by
krcOuntry than he expected to
iS broken to-day for the founda-
krnew $4,000 jail.
fiminstion trial to-day before
tister, Justice of Precinct No. l !,
Mad was held over under a $3.50
bait the action of the next grand
|tharge of an assault with intent
Il. He readily gave bond.
Pas been a quiet rush this week
rants to this county; seven wag-
Binding now in front of the sur.
Ffce. There were thirty wagons
hst week all in line this side Of
fllbound for Hardeman.
tst death occurred in Margaret
4, George Bethume, aged about
died at the Western hotel. He
IN feeble health for severa
He was the father-in-law Of J
/ Of this place.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-28
Liquors ana C,ears.

whisky Rectilod I 10 10 1 20, as por proof !;
rarold, 80 TO 220. fancy extra old whisky
~ 20 D 90
Wlnoe-Claret, per case, 4 80 TO 10 90, hs per
"a to 4 90; sherry nor enilnn 70 IN AM, nix
dcira, per gallon, % 10 . 80; white wine, In
eaHc, 90 10 ~ 90
hlc--Stock ale, pcr dozen, 90 TO ~; port,
per dozen, 2 90 10 ~.
Clgars-D Domestic IS % 10 ~ D0i Roy West 10 %
10 100 % imported 80 90 10 1850 %.
Champngne--fi. NJ, Mumni a Co, oNtrn dry,
10 10 90 90. lloldsick. In basket, "a 90 10 30 0Oi
Krug, in basket u o. 10 8O domestic cham
payne, 7 o0to II 0Oi Goo. Gouloi, extra dry pint
q bO
Budwelser, quarts ~ co. pinta 10 %, Erlangcr
beer, quartz Is 90 pintn 1880; Schlits Milwaukee
quarts II 20. pinte 10 0O, III. Clansen 4 son, y
champagne beer, quarts, ~ %, pints ~ 70, Bre.
mer Kaiser Imported. 3 30
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-28
Chicago.
nnAI.uaDE

CHICAGO, ILL., Nov. 97.-Flour-Dull and
Wheai--Iarge business at material declinci
market opened Rdic lower, quickly SOLD on
trifc more, fluctuated within narrow limits,
then declined s8fc, rallied sGic, but again be.
came very weak, sold on llc, hactpated ana
closed about Gle under Wednesday; November
sll assoc closed Siic; December so s6Bc, closed
size; January stS@s6ic, closed sSc; May 9lb@
&c closed n 10.
Corn-Easler with fair trading, year option
declining lc, closing &c lower than wednesdays
cash I2c; November 4lGd4elc, closed 42c' De-
cembeg and year 40i@40ic. closed iolci May
30lG39lc closed sole
Pork-Active: declined baltic. rallied 507lc
and closed steady; cash s. 75Gs so Tor old and
So 7ba9 so for new: December closed " IOG
) rs; January closed 50 7IlG9 50,
Iard-Declined sia5c, but rallied and closed
steady; cash 81 O5a6 Oh December ciosca 20 "a
al on January closed Sc lslG6 To-
Roxed Meats--Steady; dry sailed shoulders
q sOd3 IS; short rib sides "a sOdi aOi snort
clear sides S. 2uG5 %.
AFTERNOON BOARD.
wheat--strongeri haze higher
Corn-ic higher.
Pork-5geTlc higher.
Iard-2lc higher.
LIVE STOCK.
The Droyers' journal reports:
Cattle--Receipts 1900; shipments 20oOi weak
zoe IoN er; shipping steers 50 5odg W; htockets
and feeders 81 SuG 80, COVE, bulls ana inl4eu
81 1908 90; through Texas cattle active NJ y o.
Iio sl 1000; closed to ioc lower at
70 s iVs $500; shipments 800 native:
\ a. 75a3 60: Western So O0aS 10 IcNans "a y
! 6lo 90: lambs So 1894 80.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-28

saddles--Raisrd stamp California IS 1Oa7s 20;
plain California . 00abO o5i ioosc cOrns allIl
tree ~ 00a " 90; tied sOrla OF Austin. Tex
lgoJais 1gi full riga 6ogl2boj rigs, black o.
oiled, 5Oal0 90. side saddles ff0ae0O0
90.
spurs Eureka nickel with straps . Is; In.
diAnoia IS
dor. 90 20 ~ % breast straps with sides and
snaps per doz. % 10 70 %; stifrup feathers, all
eikes per dor % % n 90; glTths per dor. tot
- "; haltcrs web, per dOz Is ha,tcre ,leatheI
per doz. 10 81 20 ~ %; saddle bags per dox 10 o
10 ~: pistol holsters per d0z. 81 % 1850
cartridge belts per dozT 20 70 10 20 .bsmc, strap
per dos. O0fo 20.
coiiars DUCK $50, leather 10 u to q 80; lmi,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-28
aLDASr.
y sfnn..., .,ch-Baby show.

attracting Atteption-A
sr''Ds.,, aich-Baby show.
nars s u tae ,safette.
|dss 60. = Noy. ss. The town has
n, fks .rsl routine OF business
y y, u' sInce district court tad. ad-
Nc srsets presented a lively
TEe s', n,rina to the fact that
isEo, about twenty-five five, WAGONS Sst.o,
''Is .,n,,try loaded win oot'oh'
es ,spr products. -.
b \ oI T'Ieming will start Tor New
\. ..es, 10 transact important
|nday ~ with Landed and cat
'usscsted in this county.
s. Mineral springs, three miles
isnl l are attracting a great deal
tow, mont $50 gallons OF the
n town each week and
us. 'Its are reported by those
resu Indigestion, constipation
"lm,,nlaInts. Several families
maed at the springs since
ean WI one family is still lin
rs i,,,s,s,bstanding the weather is
eolS ~ eouple from Rockdale pro-
fNsl rom the clerk saturday
. ss,.csed up in double harness
u ,'..rtln. After theywere mar
A |. ,Slisseoyered that the bride was
.h,rteen years old and that
q ~. Inc consent Of her father.
\ 'husband lost no time In
nj as socn as his buggy
.,sred. skipped out with his
seb hope, Notwithstanding the
a 's,r,rticed by the fair bride, that
w 4 happy Journey through
~ s,sple gave their names as Mr..
a MIS- Lawler.
s N he a genuine baby show
I'm, and much fun is antici-
ssproposed to select six bald
.SiSrs for Judges, who will
,ates packed, ready to take
.<,ing train ON a tour for the
ii health.
sIiiee appointed by the stock
7 . mill have not yet selected
ne intention TO commence
Ne LIST of January, so as to
: llngr ready to grind next years
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-28
GILMER.
Away the Santa Fe Wrecks
Case in the County Court.
|denee Of the Gnzette.

Away the Santa Fe Nreck--A
Case in the County Court.
pence of the Gazette.
Tex, Nov. 25.-A gang OF
{liy men are Just finishing up the
Clearing the wreck of yesterday
from the track
court was reopened this morn
ne case of NJ. A. and j. S. Mar
~ y. Richardson was taken up
n y. Richardson took the stand
% give in his evidence. The
counsel made several objec-
Ia caused an interesting debate
;: Q. Hart, Esq, making q
fpeech. At $3.50 p. m. Mr.. II. l.
II put on the stand and gave in
'ace, Several objections were OF
ruled on by the court. At 4 p
Y. Walker was called to the
E,ome important objections were
argued by the counsel on botl
n t'aO p. m. MIR. II. L. Brlsor
IN . the stand and gave his eyi
sl'ch was Important and not OBJ
hr Il. c. Walker was recalled
W wiie's signature to her inter
aken Tor the defendant.
l1uioarned until Friday morning
eels VIII observe Thanksgiving
N " services at the churches
0''ng OF ell business houses ii
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-28
.Monuon, rnovIsloNs, 1--WE srocH
st. LOUIS.

PRODUCE,
ST. Louis, Mo-, Nov. 27--FlouI-Dull and
easy, but not qnotably lower.
Wheat-Acti7e and lower, with brisk trading
IN May, which iuctuated widely and rapidly
and closed lie below Wednesday; the whole
market closed n 6lic under Wednesdays No. .
red cash 9Sac, but ACCORDING to location: No
vembcr 92lc, sellers; December a2iGQllc
closing at e21c; January 9gIn96ic, closing at
sac; NAV 81 028dl Oh, closing at 81 OH.
Corn--Slow and Aalc lower; No. 2miNed cash
S5laSGlc; year 3JlaS6lci January 4aS4lei
May 36l d36Ic.
Oats-Easier and very slow; No. mixed
cash, 2Il02Slc; no options sold,
PROVISIONS. ETC.
Corn Meal-Quiet, 81 so.
WoOl-StCady and unchanged
Whlsky-Quiet AT 81 10.
ProvisiOns-Steady, with a good consumptiyC
demand for pork and bacon.
POrk-Hcayy; new $40 co.
Lard--Nominal; So 90.
Bulk Meats-Dry salt meats, loose car-load
lots, I. o. b., long clear 81 s5; short rib S4 %
short clear So 10,
Bacon-Long clear 50 60; short ribs s. 10.
short clear s. 90.
Hams-S9 00Gll 90.
AFTERNOON HOARD.
Whcat-l to &c higher.
Corn-Firm, but dull.
Oats-Nominal.
LIVE STOCK.
Cattle-Reccipts, two days, 100; shipments
none; very quiet with no notable change; na
tive shipping steers 81 00G5 %; native butcher
stockers and feeders s. 50d3 80; rangers s. 20
az so.
Hogs-Rccepts 1910: 81 SOFAS IS.
p--Receipts 800; steady and unchanged
common to medium natives 81 O0a2 80; good tt
choice muttons s. 7003 a5; lambs 81 0Od3 10
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-28

l.ceyea-tirnsA fed ale.
Gowk-ii to &c.
Mutton--Dhoico 30 10 925.
lloge--gi % Be- per n,
stock Cattle The prices IN stock cattle vary,
according 10 locality whore raised. We quote
different localities as foliuwat
Panhandlo-Strictly fret class yoarllngR per
head ~ 90 to ~ O0i two year olds ~ 90 20 20 90,
cows and calves 90 90
Wcmem rcNas- Yoarings ~ 90 toi8 90; two.
year olds 10 90 To ~ O0i cows ana 6 ilyua rs 90,
Central TcNas-l cuttings 7 90 20 4 tNi twos
year olds 10 20 10 n o.; cows and calves 70 0Oto
hi co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-28
conptry rrodnee and I.rail.

Oranges-- Louisiana per box 81 90.
Messina lemons Per box 2 O0a4 o.
Appies-NOrtbeTB O04S - per bib.
PoiatOcs-irish per bu now Northern sc 10
racks.
Northern per hbl 90.
Beans--Nayy sl@fe; med bbls o., large lima
3lci small butter aic.
peanutn-s7 <sc.
CIder-Iinli. bbi 4 30.
CabDnge-Per crate Northern - 20 . %
Poultry -ucns . % per doz; yonng chickens
cot i0i turkeys 80c 10 50c geese &c 10 Toe
ducks per dOz i5tO3 o.
Eggs--fer dor l0ic.
fresh Country Butter--ChoieG 10 20 &c choice
Western dairy lscl fancy creamery Nc,
POfntoea--sWect 20 10 coc per bu.
saner krant-per half bbl 8 ~.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-28


baLIS cures Scrotula, Rheuma-
IA swelling, Gout, Goitre, Con
4 Bronchitis, Nervous Debility,
I'M all diseases of q kindred ma
N from an impure condition OF
4 After physicians have failed
A single bottle of ROSALALIS
Effect such a marked change as
|rew hope and life. Read this
been q great sufferer with Infam.
|heumatism for the last twelve
| was induced TO try your pre-.
Rossdalis, and l have been
|nafted. My hands and feet arc
|ged, but | feel so much better
|ct 10 continue taking the ROSA
MRS. NJ. Y. DANCE.
IN. Va.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-28

Meat-sugar, cured hams i0ic, sugar cured
freakfast bacon glc, short clear bacon 7lci
short clear dry sait GIG.
Fish--MAckercl, 10 n kits, No. yDci No.
soc; half bills No. J D h0i No. ! o0i dried
hcrrings per box 400 cod ash &c.
Iard-Tlerces Tic; so cans 7iei 90 ~ cana
nc; 10. b cans 5sci on cans 7lci s. y cans Sc.
Suvar-Fine powered bbls, sc; do half'bhls
&c cut loaf &C; GRADUATED standard lci Louis
lana granulatcd 7ic; standard a 10 choice
white lie; Louisiana y. c. bte 20 &C.
RIce-I .ouisiana - 70 &c new.
salt-Caurse, In bags, soai 80; nne In bag
-; lake, In hat hoop barrels, 2S5i pockets
-Bicarb0naie IN kegs Aa5c : blcarb Ia
"a "a Sic: lump eal soda IN kegs 2inlic RrAnu-
lated mi soda n 90 10 drums &c.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. EOuisiann b5d5sr new
cropl. FAIR 70 good Sc; cure syrup Sbc.
Coffee-Rio. fRir V.ai0ci prime lVNilci
choice lllGI2c; Laguyra l2lc; Ja9a tVci Cold
en- Rio lsici Pea berry lzAalfc
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-28
Grnln aud Feedstua

Wheat-Choicc No, 1, 12c, medium G0a6Sc /;
low grade aOd65c Onts 25aa0e. Barley aOG
sc. Rye Doc. Corn, car 82da5c, shclled Soc
Hay, loose, from the wagon D coat o. per ton ,
bale hay Boa u W, Bran COO per leo Chops
~ per 100. Corn meal, lne bolted, per 100
90. llominy aud grlts 90 per bbl Mlletl
seed COAL %.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-28
/ Tho Liver at it's Work.

blood goes on its rounds through
\, It passes through the liver TO
I'd. In each of the little cells or
Of the liver it leaves q deposit,
picks this up and makes it into
ping Il in that form to do it's
Rther parts of the body. II the
poets work, Browns Iron Bitters
fr itsnd set everything right.
kspatrick, jackson, Miss, says :
Browns Iron Bitters as a blood
fnd II has made me we'll"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-28

Oar physicians here are using Tonga.
line, and are well pleased with rs results B
had o severe attack Of facial neuralgia
last week, took Tongalinc ans was re-.
licyed after the second dose.
W, S. 5 liARmIs, Troy, Tom.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-28
Wool and IIl,Ies.

Twelve months clip, light. dino and medium
likht, line 10 medium, l0alSc, fan, fne
heavy --i fall light, ane medium -----l
coarse edl2c.
ilidos--No. | flint dry. 10 n and upward por
rs lal 815c; No. 2 flint dry per y Iaci No. light
1int per NJ Ga So, bulls and heavy damaged per
n 10, calf ekins and badly damaged por n 4a6o;
green sailed sound per 7lci butchers green
ngT n, do
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-28
.lto4p points lower.
LOCAL MARKETS.
OFFICE OF rnE GAZETTE,

Nov, u, Iasl. 7
The change In tle weather that business men
have been longing for for some weeks has
come, and already the favorable turn antlei-
paled has set in. Wholesale murchants have
been crowded with work, hlling long lists OF
orders from smaller dealers. Retail men have
felt the stimulus, too, and have been
aa buey as bees FOR several days
past. Tho trade IN heating stotes and fuel has
been especially brisk.
Cotton shows no change In the local market,
though al New York to day the closing prices
were or points Off and the market was dull.
Grain Keeps advancing. Corn sold this morn
ing al 40 cents, and the tendency " TO higher
prices all the tine.
Eggs chow further advance, and are now
quoted al Tile per dozen. Apples, oranges and
esculenta OF all soris are IN ihil supply AZ moo
eT,,te nrlces. Chickens and other fowls remain
az quoted,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-28

In Stock journal building, store (Or VIII
be diylded) s75i rooms, two front facing
yeranda, S2b; side rooms, o.; skyllghi
windows. 50 per month. Responsible
parties apply 70 A. Srsnr,
Texas Gun Store, Main street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-28

hecfcs-Rc Receipts Yesterday ana 10 iat. 10
Carloads for ne market and IS carlonds for
eXportatiops 4, a further advance OF l0fisc On
All grade/ at9yo common; the merkei was
AclYe ana ciescd dfm, With full clenrannc
very poqf % gcst native tlccrs sold at 81 So
500 1870 ~ "N'9
sheep Recelss for two days II roo head, Arm
TOT g19u and ptitc stock, bnt dun and weak
y oQat ~, two c4vioads Of choice weathcre n
s. q and ordinary to choice lambs al 81 ia
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-28

Live stock Indicator reports


Cattle-Receipts 1900; shipments none; ship
pers and feeders stronger; butchers stuff quiet;
exporters s. 05a5 70; good to choice shipping
"a 10d5 90; common TO medium - 25a4 65; stock
ers and feeders s0G3 10: COWS O0a3 25; grass
Texas steers 81 40a3 2b.
Hogs-Recelpts 24577; heavy, Sc lower, light
and mixed lOc lower; 50 25d3 IS.
sheep-Receipts 500; shipments none; active
for good fair TO good s. 5Od325; common to
medium 50d2 %.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-28
Galveston.

GALVESTON, TEX. Nov 27,--Cotton-spot
closed arm.
Gross receipts, Gl8g bales.
Sales, 1908 bales.
Exports, none.
shipments, coastwlse, 45Gs bales.
stock, ~ ,26l bales.
Ordinary, 5.l6c, good ordinary, s 5.lGci low
middltng Is II .l6c; middling, lGc; good mid
ding, d l0c ;middling fair, 9 3l6c
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-28

|.sS,as IN paking Christmas fruit
49, ciSon, imperial cabinett
kf,sn,sa ana Tange peel, fine En-
b. ~. Ana lnre spices. All OF
hem,,,au Dc bund at +. T.. Pen
4p'e riace hncy grocery.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-28
sIaearoni Fig.

|-s,u ted boxes just received
II ooxes ten pounds each, one
e.sa twenty-five boxes five
|bnnsso one hundred and fifty boxes
Plsea .esch-at +, p. Pendery'S
ancy grocery.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-28

II, Y Tackabery IL Offering 10 eellfor
the above price nickcl-platod wirc-ball,
rope-pattorn, double buggy hasness,
This Is . rare chance CAL and see him
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-28
staple Dry GOODS.

Prlnis---siandRrd Drinte, new styles, bIc; Al
lens fancies hlci American 5lci Arnold 5le;
belmont DC; Berwick 4ci Charter OAK 4lci
Conostoga ole; Dunkirk SIC; Dunnoll-@lac
guards DC; Dunncll--satincs 5lci Gloucester
Sic; Hamilton staple STYLES blel liartel blc
bridge DC, steel river 5lc; Simpson linen
finish hlc; Windsor DC; fancy pinka Aic;
Slater solids Ole, Peabody solids 0lc; Berlin
solids o,ci Durham solids 4loi Victoria black
Heavy brown shccting-- Atlantic J. a. sic;
Albany A4.iGic; Atlantic AA4 4Gc; Clifton
.CCC4.4 &c; Lawrence I.t.A-4 5lc Rutland q
y "a dc; Tam O'Hhhntcr - Sic; Chapman A
"a SCI Belfast X "a 5lc; Rose Valley ~ 10
first Prize A. Gici Argyle - GlcI Busy Bee
Wide Brown shcetIng-1oweil 10 $50; Pen.
broke 10. lsc; Monadnork 1914 Isle; Lancaster
1914 lsc; pepperell 10 slcj Boston 1914 2iei
Wide Bleachod shootlng--eOi boston 25c;
l0-4 Peppcrel 25c; 10 fembi oke gpci l0-i
MonadnOrk l9lc; l0.f Lowell lSc, 1914 Lock
wood 2ic; 81 Quinneba~ry &c; Ga Pembroke
tiolorcd Ducks-Montaup d sic; Boston s o.
l0,c; Everett u ID lie. PatuXeni 1907 l2lci
Eagle brown llci Warren mills illc.
Tickings--Amoske 4 q 4 lsc; ATasapha "A
&c. Cornwall u tlc; Wbittenton 800 re, Glen
Riddle 7ci Lewiston 30-inch nlci Ocean go
Hickory slripes-Extra stout. blue or brown
9io, Mechanic, blue, h.ci Jewrlt CITY 70; iiocl
River, blue and brown, sci Engc, blue Dlci Tn
casyille . Columbian sc ~. ,,,...
fancles &c; GlaeRoW dress styles SIC; Brighton
nlci Earlat0n DC; Scotch BookfOld ssf; l0rl
check re; Statewide checks 10 Nubian dress
Styles slci Argyle staples slci Bates faneies ~
IInseys--Cnmbcrla lilo, Calumet lOc; Fall
Play l3ci lmgorial ltnl Gencya l1i Adrlati'
12i q; Bradford l2lci NiiftOn tei WindsorNo.
Jcans-Klnyycr &c; AbbOttsf0rd lac; Tcle
graph l3c, GOyingtun l4c polaris i1lo; ll0OHici
ne; lmper'al lsc leamingion laAc AmeIeh
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-28

NEW ORLEANS la, Nov, 27,--Cotton-s Sales
5000 bales.
Low ordinary ole; ordinary nc; good
ordinary SIC; low nlddlng ste; mid.
ding sc; good middllng ll6ci middling fair
l0A fair l08c.
Futures opened barely steady, ruled quiet,
closing dull, TO 4ponte lower than Wedncs
dqV 4 close.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-28

Picklcs--9 gal paia mixed pickles ! 5Oi glass
piuts TO- glass quarts 70; glass halt gal. co.
glass -gal . glass hex gal. 70.
Wrapping -papor-Rag and straw - TO 75c
snuil--tiarretrs q on II % per case Oh, Q a0i
i-oz.S IS Ralph's COZ. 10 rs; I.oz Is, OK
400; dental o. 10 O0i o2, 400.
Canned Goods~lrlces per dozen Pine np
pies, standard. 81 s.; peaches, standard, > hsr
$751; . Us, 2goa . 30 seconds, Ms, ! 49, 3 ihe.
70 tomatoes standard, bs, 90; seconds, .
hs,----i 2 bs. 2ji green corn 1901 90 green
peas 55i goOscberrles, l3 faspberros 30i
oysters, full weight, ! nj 10; , % . 10; light
weight. / N --. 2 o. $780,; salmon, ! N 90;
n -; mackcrcl, / n p0cd 90: sardiuca,
Americana % casei Imported, "a 10 case straw.
berries, 2 N 50i blackberries %; green cages
-----: eagle condensed miiks %.
Soap 76da ~ per case.
Bagglng-lih standard lie; llh lie.
Tics-Arr0W and Delta 80.
Flour-Best patents % per 100 ms, half-pat
cnt II per lt0 Ms; third grade 90 per leo bs
fourth grade 90 per 100 Ms.
Corn mcal-Por hushel SOC.
Hominy ami grits--Pcr Dbl 30.
Oatmeal-Per half Dbl 3 20.
Cracked WHETHER n &c.
Crackers--A soda &c; XXX soda 6lc; cream
SIC; ginger snaps ilci lemon creams nc.
Sundries- starch &c; Candles, full boxes, l9ic
halves; quarters, Stick candygto l0lc fancy
10 10 1896 rope. . basls, do cotton. lie, herring
imported. ] 25 per keg. Raisna, layer, . 30.
cider, crab apple, 40c; Missouri, soc, Vinegar
Is TO 25c. Concentrated lye u to 4 %. jugs,
glazed, lie per gal crooks, glazed, Joe per gal,
Dried peaches TO iGc. indigo I5c per ~.
Buoing 90e@l 90 dozen. COleman's mustard
3Odl 80 dozen Maccaroni, Imported, lbc n Z
American 15c box. Buckets, two hoops, 1 10
dozen well buckets % dozen. Brooma ] i6a
. 20 dozen. Brilliant oils bbs. lIci Eupon do.
do. lie cases -. Baking powders, buik ga
lie. 10 cans 2 30.