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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-15
T. r. JOKDAN'S.

this prohibition craze so lately sprung
on the people.
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Be sure To get the genuine. and send foF
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases free.
For sale by all druggists.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co,
Drawers. Atlanta Ga.
LII y Twenty third stree. N. Y.
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CHEAP COLUMN
WANTED

lNASTED---Ro ROOM AND HOARD FOg A
w lady and child T. years old in priyAi. it1
lily. References exchanged. No boarding
house need apply. Apply nj thi Office
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\NI ANTED--A SITUATION by Az ENrLR
w fenced business mau as bOOkkceIcf q
cOuntant or alesmAn. firsl-clRss references
Address n" Pacific Hotel.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-13

N, case. Calomei. r, \ w, 75as2c, English,
per n, bottle included " GOAL 10 ChlorM
hydratc. per n, 81 hO0l 10. Chlorotorm, per ~
bottle included ,s5Gp0c. Composition pOwdcrper
N, s5c, Dcsers, per n, 81 20. Epson salts, per
N, Sa4ic, Gum opium, per N, 81 Saa4 ~, Gum
canphor per n, Sc Morphine, per or, 81 100
oil, castor, machine, i0d6Oc, oil, castor,
per gallon, n 20 oil lard, winter strained, Oom
15c oil, lard, No. !, coo. Quinino, l.. n W., per
or soc Flowers sulphur, idAc. Alum, Mdor,
Prescription Walls, by case co per cent. on
broken, 30 per cent. Oft. Show eases, list prices,
Rebate patent medicines, at list, ThaycrH Fluid
Extracts, 20 per ccnt. of. y. u. Fluid Extracts,
- per cent. on. Essential oils, 81. Louis list
Dlstcmper Colors-lyory drop black, 25ci raw
Turkey umher, 25c burnt Turkey unibor, BIC
raw italian elcnun, 25c, burnt Italian sienna,
&c Vandykc brown, 2Dc,
Paints - strictly pure white lead, IOdl1c
spirits turpeniine. add55c, uuiled oil, 62dGAc.
The Nnrfman. Williams Uolors = ivory drop
black, IL per NJ, lGc English oonch black, 10 pen
n, lGc, lamp. black 10, per N, luctUltramaIlne
blue, d. 10, lAc; blue paint Is 10, raw Turkey
lumber Is Nc, burnt Turkey lumber IL DC, raw
Italian sienna ~ sc, burnt Italian sienna II pc
Nandykc brown liz sc, Paris green IL lac, Cromc
/ J.. NJ. O.@D. O. IL l4c, American vermillOn II
9Uc, indian red IL lie, Netlan red IN as l2ic
25aac. Chrome yellow l.. M.N.O, A u, q. Is ltlc
yellow ochrc ms As ~ 25s 10.
Prepared Gralnlng culOrs--i oak lfc. nRf
lic BLACK walnut he, Maple lie.
Prices OF the above made on basis OF IN 4
/ and n, ems, assorted In and l@2b cans
balance In and 2 ~ cans, assorted. Price IN
n cans, balance In l aud % cans, assorted
Price IN n cans Ia less, ~ and 20 10 tin pals
lic less and kcgs 70 per NJ less.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-13

Manchester fancy, SIC; TNou shlrslng, aye;
Mcrrimao shirtlnrs. 90; Utica shirtines. &c
Allen's shlftings, &c, slater solids, 5lc Dur.
ciav p1rpic. &C.; Atoms double pink, Nc: II.
ton fancy, So; star and Cresceat turkey red
print. ne; Globe turkey red print, dc, frank.
nrluts' liz: washins,on fancy an blme Sr,nts.
dc; simpson solid black Il simpson silver
Gray, 9; Montgomery fancy, Al belmont fancy,
vcnestora blues Al ccnicsierS sSii~. ,,e"'' -
Heavy Brown Shceting--Atianta A A a., &c
american \, Gle, Croydon G., slc Great Fails
poc S .. e,c SsSrine Sc; cc~ Cons
&c, Dayton 9, sc. Rutlnnd G g, "a Utica
g. 20 INCHES, y Glendale, Annision,
yle "a Lawrence, 4. l.. 81; Tam o'shanicr. ~ !
pOwhattan "a ~, Chapman ~, ~ Kentucky
MA, ~ Belfast Il. 90, q; Rose Valley ~, 4;
bleach Co,tons- iiolmesville a., 5lc; signal
-, &c; Our Reliance, a.c; Pull Value, &C.,
kllerton ,ei Hops, ilc, farwsll ilci Dalscy,
Lonsdale cambria lie, Chapman y. Il Amory
A. 81; Androscoggln l., q blackstone \ \, q
blackstone \, al cabot -, q Dauntless
~, 81 Eagle 40, ~ Fearless 900 Forest
a. 81; Gold Medal AZ Z Lonsdalc 81 inches,
e knights cambria, a.
/ Wide Brown Sheetlng-l0i Lowell, lsc
/ l0-t Pembroke ~, 1914 Monadnock, lac
! l0.t Lancaster, 10; l0-t Pcppcieil, y.
/ Wide blcachcd shccting.-lO.& lowell, zoe
"a Pembroke, 90; lo.1 Pembroke, u % Penn
!
4 %. ~ Pcpperen, ~.
Colorcd bucks-PatuNcnt, 10 OF, lSc; PatuS.
cnt = %, lsci Montauk y Sc BOSTON, %.
lie. Everett II u, drab, lie Potomac G q, 100
! Warren OF, re.
i Tick--Amoskcag 4 @ 4, leic; Cords A c Il
l2lc, Cords, fancy lac, standard Y, 80
I Ocean, bic; lewiston, lie; Cornwall II, sic
Cornwall 5, lac; Whiucnton 800, ls.c; Whit
enion TIT, fancy, lolc; Brighton Fancy, &c
\ Hamilton, lilc.
Hickory s,ripes-ENtra Stout, blue and brown
Toe. Mechanic blue. &c. JeWott CITY blue lie
Boston, blue, o.; Onelgn, blue and brown
l0c Otis, blue and brown, sic.
Ginghams-Ecphyr o; pMnkct "a; Amoskeal
"a Glasgow fancics 4; Glasgow drcss STYLES 81
Greylock dress styles ~; Kentrew dress stylei
4 q; Kcnfrcw draper cloth lOs kcnfrcw Swie
brodures ~. kenfrew jacquard l0i; Nnbial
dress STYLES s; York check and fancics "A Norl
dress styles e; Wamsutta check and Iancic
III Riverside dress STYLES Z.
Cottonados--Day City IS; SRmeless 10; New
York u n 4 rs. kearsage l0 4 ADA u ~
Bell ~ Z ~; Golden Eagle 10y; wlnchosio
u; Jay Eye see u fayorite l2li ollie's choic
9l AtNkapa IA.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-13

NIeats--sngar. cured hams ll,algc; sugar.
cured breakfast bacon l0ici short clear bacon
SC; short clear dry salt Ilc oo. ~ a
SOC; halt. bhls No ], - 80, No. 2, "A so; dried
herrings per box, soc; cod fish, dc
Lard-fierces, &c; son cans, &c; eOb cans
Sc; Ion cans, sic, n cans, slci 3b cans, sc.
Tea-Imperlal, 4OaGOc; gunpowdcr, 5o@7Qc.
Sugar-finc powdered ht'fs, SIC do half .bble,
SC; cut loaf, SIC; granulaied standard sc 70,
choice white. - yellow clarified, -.
Rice--Louisiana, hla1c, new.
Salt-Coarse, In bags, II SOnl iOi line, In bags,
- lake, IN Hat hoop barrels, " lOi pockets
soda Blcarbonate. in kegs, a 10 5ci bicarb,
In cases. 81 TO &C lump sal soda, In kegs, &c,
granulatcd sal soda, IN con drums, Sc.
Molasses-C hoIce Louisiana, 81 70 55c prime,
iSc fair to good. 3jc corn syrup, Doc.
Cofec-Rio fair, " 10 Zoe; prime, lol 70 lle
choice ~ 10 l2cj lagguyra' l2!ci Java -Oc'
Pickles. gal, pulls, mixed pickles, ~
glass pints, l0i gloss quarts, 9O glass A'gai''
3 90; glass gal, Is; glass hcN gal;6 90
Wrapping ,paper-Rag aud straw, 70 10 a9c.
snuA-Garrcti'sS.oz., II % per case s.oz..
SO; or, 3 q; Ralph's cor, 10 10 l.oz, %
o., -; dental COZ, 0Oi l,oz, o.
Canned Goohs-Prlces per dozen, i.inc up
pies standard. ~ S.; peaches, standard Z lbs.,
IL 81: lbs, - 2jdg 30; seeonds,2 lps, " ~ 3
lbs s. 10, tomatoes, standard, lbs, NW'
81 l0ai 5O green peas, 81 70 gooseberries. u y
al 20: raspberres, 81 S0a CO.; oysters, iuii
weight, H., 81 Is; , h., " lOi Hight weight !
H., s.: maclerel, / H., 90casl %; sardines
American S. 10 case Imported, sl5 wal "
case; strawberries, > b,, u 4Oi biackDerrles
81 30; green cages, liOi Eagle eonuopseo
"' sosr : IN /. Linen. 40; IN do, 40; N Jack
son 10; 3b Whit.CrOwn, -; common, 4Ac
] German olive, &c per 10.
Hagging--lib Standard, uaci I'D, Ilc'
Ties Narrow and Delta. ] -.
fiour-Best patent, - % per 100 . patent
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-13
Lianorn aud Cignrr.

whisky--Rccllned 81 i0al 80, M per proof
sour mash, two year old, 81 COOL 10. three
year old, u 90a2 2oi fancy extra old whisky
- OOa6 90.
Wines--Claret, case 81 b09l0 co. as per quail
lty catnwha, per gallon, gOcasl 90; port 81 20d
81; sherry, por gallon, 81 20a3 90. Madeira,
per gallon, vi 0OGb co. white wine, Ia case, - "
al0O0.
Ale-stock ale, per dozen, 81 oOa2 rs; port,
per dozen, q 00fi2 -.
Champagno--t. NJ. Mumm y Co., extrn dry,
$50 0Oa33 90; ileldeck IN baekct, SgI 0O@3O 0Oi
krug, IN basket S2s 00aa0 O0j domestic cham
sci 30
Bottled Beer-Lemps, quarts, u 50dl2 co.
Budweisot, quarts " On, pnts rs 90, Erlnngei
quarts u 90, pintH rs 90, II. ClauAen n son'l
champagne beer quarts " 90, pints ~ 80, Bfe'
mcr. Kaiser Imported 30.
Cigare-- Domeslic, $l5 O0633 90; Key West
$50 Goa 100 " imported, $50 00ai6O00
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-13

Bar iron, 800, Norway SC, No. 20 sheet iron
4ic, No. q Q sheet iron. 4ic, galvanized sheet
iron gdglc, No. sod lie, No. do. 1asc, 20N2s
roofing tin lilCldlj'i lgN20 and lDNlt rat do
775ds.50. tuners wire 81 per cent on, tinncr'e
stock, 40 per cent Oh. cook stoves With ware
l0.50a $500, do. with trimmings lAJO~5OOO,
Wood Work--Wapon aNlcs p0c.asl 90,
tongues 9OcsdSl %, singlctroes 81 10, holsters
SOC spokes ~ 75a3 %, fclloss 81 s0m2 20,
donbletrccs, 50 25d4 90, neck yokcs q 5Oa2 %,
pillow beams hOa65c, plow handles u I0d2 80.
Mails 500 kcg basis l0d.-Burdcn hors shoe
per keg, co. Perkins do, 8 30, walker do 90,
burden mule o. Northwestern horse shoe
nails No. 4, Doc, No 8, PC, No Q, 2sc, no, gle.
No. &, 20c Lakes" do No, 4, 45c, No. o. 2ac, No.
o, pc, No. 7, zoe, No. $, l0c; Ausuble do, No.
T. Csc, No 8, 2ic, No. o. ale, No . lvc, NO :, lhc.
Rcfrigerators.--No. Climax II %, No. p do,
~ 30, No. 3 do, 20, No. do, 70, No, q do. ~
Misccllancous--rTace chains, No. 2, per pair,
I0c,. plow slnglctrrcs, per dol., y % pillow
doublctrees, per doz.. s. 90; stock bells, 5Oper
cent oil; door locks, So 25dg 90; WOOD screws
90 aud 10 per cent OH l.. =. enst door butts, 20
and 10 per cent, on cut and timed tncke, 40
per cent of coffee mills, 40 per cent on blind
hinges, 50and 10 per cent, ON carriage bolts 20
and 10 per cent. OF pillow bolts, 80 per cent of ;
piece tin ware, 80 per cent of, deep stamped
ware, 90 per cent, OF shallow stampcdwarc, 20
per cent. OF.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-13

Lumbcr--Rough lumber, boxing, y inches
and under, first class, SIS 90; stripping, ks,
Ii 90; thick clears, II and y, n 90; rough lnn
Der, second class, 1900 lolsl ana scantling,
cnlls. IL 80.
second, do. "a 60; third, DO, - 90 poplar, ~ %
al 80; native pine, I, 1900; native pine, J.,
20 o.; native rough, 1000.
Dressed Lumber - BoNing, u inches and
under, S25 90; do, 4Ns, p %, seanilng, ioist or
any common lumber y 90, boxing over y
Inches, 80 o.; thick cleared 70 u and 2, 1905
second class, nnyklnd, 2lOD
Dressed and Matched Floorng-first- clFss,
$40, second class, % 80.
White Pine Furnishing Lumbqr-ll, II ana 2
inch wide white pine, SO; inch do 10.
Ceiling, Beaded or Plain-fiTst cominon white
nine, 80, I'd do ~ %. 50 do -, poplar ~ 00a
n 90 poplar % OOe5O 70, native pine 10, do !
90
shingies-white pine ?, DO shaded ~,
do extra No - 30, cypress, best, any brand D. 90
Nog4 rs. do No 3 10, native sawed heat 4, naps3,
Pickets-white pine dressed and headed
square or fat 4, yellow pine do 3, laths 5oa
4 co.
Lime, Cement, etc.-Lime, Austin. = per Dbl
cement Louisville or Kosanals, Sl.15 per bbl !
Portland, 81 per hbl. plaster phris, New YORK
OF Michigan, a per Dbl. plaster haif, ooc bu.
BTlck-Fire proof, E.50peT NJ.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-13

Saddles - Raised stump, California, $40 Goa
70 90; Plain California;, - VdJO VI Loose
cnrus Still tree, - % $50 co. TIED
eorua Austin Of Texas, 10 0oa ~ eOj tull rigs,
50al2 50; | rigs, black or olcd' DoslV wi
Pockets-pockets oos2 %; Llama goat 2 70
e sp "a nickel, with straps, s7si
ip FREDERICKSBURG - ooa5 oOi calf 50 ooal5 %,
ehapparel 81 50aI0 00I .s..,,.
Sllrfing--No. California per pound 5sa42ci
az hefnIock uer Mound Ssatlc; oiled hemlock
ner pound 32S sGc; beet Eagle skirilng dc.
Harness IentheT-Ohi0 onk No. per pound
als5S5c; Ohio oak No. per pound - S3c.
Uarness--short tug wagon per set il2 o0a
20 N; long tug wagon per sci sls WaEa W.
buggy harness single y v1a"v W, bltkg hhiheeH
double SIC 60aI5 10 -
Hind Bridles--Iilind brides per dozen 81 Ooa
Is 90. Bkle. la per dozen ~ *, Bkle. "a per
dozen sl2 % n Ilkle Ia Ger dozen SIe %.
HrIdlc fillings-s In, black or fair, per doz'i
to, i.ln., black or fair per doz., 10 50i I'm,
black or fair, per dpz " 90
team wbips. pef doI., . 10 u o.; qniTis. per
iox, % 10 y u; breast strap, Win Eldcs ano
I snara Ier doz 100 10 ~ %, ntifrup lcAtheTri
ail slzef per dor Z % 70 y %; girths, per DOR
\ 70 10 " %, hnitGrs, wet, per doz. 2, hAiierr
leather per doz., ~ 20 % y " Naddle bAFs pei
z 40 n 10 10. cnrirldge belts, per dGx, ~ Y
Z n %; hane siraps. per dor, % 80 %.
f.ollars.-DuoE - s0i leather, 10 50aN Qe
+ ,n't : cofci whaur aesred II %, henvr faii1
rim sEiit and dsckI b li
Iiaiaes iioDk. 80. p d care pRf lof.i ~
hook SO, :! eafs I q7a-,5s9
I rseck lines inch. ~ Oak D % lpeh
ptr dA1 ~ ~; ,nchi per eghi iStNi Y tNet
urf DOR, q a.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-13
Tho Typlcal Highlander.

4. ~ English paper tells. the following
wv Aoiry At the Wimbledon rifle
.Nug Is bookstall, which is opened
s "! year for the sale of papers and
s'' q. so that jewellers in camp
~, ~ OBTAIN at the earliest possible mo-
4 !. copy of their favorite journal.
,,s ms opening day Of the camp Il tall,
,Isl ecotchman turned up and
M tor a paper. He was served,
MI a'en producing coin from his
i NY sad; look here, young man,
l ssS !. me baed penny last year, and
i, y LOT ye." The penny, by the
ii IVA n.s French copper, which would
= past muster in Scotland.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-13
..,uaIss ABIe LIZARD



~ cd in scientific Amer''"n'
h ~ '''.s .,rely imagine q more
n tsn scal's feature than full
pos,'s Instead of being dis
y igi.'la, ,o, II, by It's looks, the
~, how" ~ delight in It's ugliness,
Gems - eStent rely upon its
~ ~earance for protection.
Y .l,h'c " Il will puff itself up,
e il'iIiseu' mon its back, and ex-
~. sP'" means 10 frishten away its
Il Is thls ~ K It's harmless nature
~ am W tnewn it would seldom
~ wy III might bask IN the sun
tseu' p = GENE, Instead OF be-
''ii. .sas,uparative rarity by gradual
riuaiion. .,.o ;s f,om three to
" e 'lD'a' in feet long when full
"a e Z. Ii,habits the West Indies
~ America, and belongs to
Esgs Suely numerous family OF
s'e,~ 2 rule, all of these rela-
" broad. dat heads, often
.,'d with comb,like ridges or
o'D s.ss lobes; similar appendages
'.,Inue along the dorsal re-
e : throat is almost invariably
Y WITH u dewlap, or MEM
~ .aansion of some kind. Their
slways furnished with lids,
No Completely closed; their
M u short, thick, and only free
N and their ears are freely eX-
3, an be but little doubt but that
~ 81 uopulation of tropical Amer
to eat the flesh of the iguana
s'ts,,.,ncientIn Indians. In Mr.. Bryan
.s'aIIistory of the West Indies, >
ls Nv some 100 years ago, he says {;
s.e,,e II seldom happens that they
y ,Ira.a) were served at any En-
~ ANA brt their French and Span
. ..lrbbas still derour them with
:,se relish.m Mr.. Edwards also
lAshas been assured by lady of
+ Ieauty aud elegance, who spoke
"a syperienee, that the iguana is
In favor and wholesomeness TO
lnsst green turtle
\, eId.iime priests evidently enjoyed
4 40 Of this lizard as well as the
J 4 b. capture, if we may judge
n he following eNtract from the
sag. Of Father Labat, which APP
I.pl 10 The Sporting Magazine for
8Dcnber, 1874;
|sTe xere attended" says he, "by a
Ira who carried long rod. at one
Il a which was a piece of whip cord
a nnuing knot. After beating the
~: some time, the negro discovered
eane basking in the sus, on a dry
Of tree; herenpon he began
Istlmg with all his might, to which
iyuans was wonderfully attentive,
|n,ching out his head and turning his
n. as i to enjoy it more fully. The
|gonow approached, still whistling,
I. advancing his rod gently, began
|Erng with the end of it the sides and
hat Of the iguana, who seemed
|ghdly pleased with the operation, fol
turned on his back and stretched
hell out like Il cat before a fire, and
|hacth fairly fell asleeu: which the
|ao percelying, dexterously Slipped
| aOOsc over his head, and with 4
h brought him TO the ground. Good
bait afforded Continues the rever'
lhstorian) to see the creature swell
/ a mkey-cock at finding himself
trapped. We caught others in the
|ss way, and kept one of them alive
Bsn or eight days, but it grieved me
Iteheart that he thereby lost much
tEc0as fat
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-13
Wasn't Any wonder.

thlcaEO LcuScr'
Minnie, how do you manage to tear
|E clothes so badlyP Why don't you
y 70 be more earefulP You keep me
binding all the time"
= DO try to, mamma, but before |
'l's i they are feared again.
look at Little Oracle Sims. Now,
meant you be like her? She never
n her clothes at ALL"
v DON'T
"NhyPn
.Shedon't have half MS much fun as
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-13

Twelve rlonths' clip, light, fine and medium
iial7c; fine heavy TO light, llGl4c; six.
months light, fine 10 medium 10al3c. fall, fine
heavy, -; fall, light, nne medium, - (;
coarse, Sdl2c.
IIldes--No. flint. dry, ION and upward, per
n l3l l5c; No. nlnt, dry, per N re; No, ligt,
per n &c calf skins and badly camngo per
b. IdGc; green, salte1. sound, per n a.
butchers green. per &C
Policies Deer skine. per n l2ai4c; aute'0
skma e . ~; asa sk.ps Dacn, 100 -tu Hdc
pets, ~ FIR 20 anctn. q wool, zoe
shear -. t. i-.ns 10 amount OF wool, bmlcci
Mexh al sheep pelts sal0c; Mexican she y
pete improved, !ldl2c; Mexican sheep sho'i
iings &c.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-13
Very Remarkabie Recovery.

gks oeo. V. willing, of Manchester,
NM, writes "My wife has been almost
ostS IL , i ior I'VE years, so helpless that she
nj nut turn over in bed alone. She
i q NY" NV bottles Of Electric Bltters, and
IA h' improved that she is able now
dimsS Bitters VIII do all that Is
kosls,s ior them. Hundreds of testi-
DIN -. q a.lest their great curative powers.
G. y vents bottle at II. w. Williams
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-13

NEW ORLEANS, La, Sept R,-flour-Qniet
md weak fancy 81 40dt 30. extra fancy a
Minnesota patent process s. ~ winter Wh
corn-Quict but steady in sacks. mixed,
oat,-~teady; choice Western, In sacks,
Texas, in sacks, 3!c.
Corn Meal-Dull at 81 -, - =,
uay-Stcady; prime, 10 OoGi1 90; choice 10 :"
dlA 90.
Pork--Quiet at 50 70.
isrd-0uiet and weak refined tierce ~ 90.
Unle Meats-Dull and shade lower shoul'
ders "a Isl: long clear So 20; clear rib, - ~
Bscon-Easier; shoulders - 1915 long clear
80 40: clear rib 50 62l. , an go,
Hams-Choicc sugar cured canyased slo 'oa
II %. ,.,., a, a ooatas
Coiiee-steadv; Rio cargocs' common ''
pi ssianisar-Duli aud nominal; centrifugal cs ol
white GIa6Ic; prime yellow elariheu osc
Molasses = steady; centrifugal common, u
good cannon I6G2?c. fair to goou ialr y" ~
Crime 10 strictly PRIME 26a&' ,.,..A,.. o,d,.
Rice-~Nctiye but mol quotably higher orui
nary TO good Sc.
Bran-Steady az 15dI'Ac a, ssaoac. snm
Cotton seed Oil--PTime cruue ''
mer yellow Ssc; cake nominal anu stea"s'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-13
nucklen,s Arnicn snlye.

i The best salve in the world for cuts,
snlscs, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
1as letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
IN, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
9tg cures piles or no pay required. 1t
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
money refunded. Price % cents per
" For sale by II. w. Williams & Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-13

s " ann feeders 5oF5ic lower than last week Al
q 20d3 "; cows. buiis ard mixed 81 fssfS ps.
through Texas steers lsc lower al - a5a3 40;
western rangers weak, natives and hall.
prncus y aodo co wintcrcd Texans 81 O0aS IS.
steady.
Sheep - Rcceipts 400: market GENERALLY,
steady; natives !. o0d& o.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-13
New York


NEW YORK, Sent l2.-Flour-Quiet.
Wheat-spot lots shade and options llc
higher, closing weak; steamer No. red sslc
M. red g1l dg2ic, elevator; nc afioati No
rod. Septoniber 81 d92lc closing 9llci October
92la93sc closing 95lci November 93i@eic'
closing 9llc. 49,, ,e,a.
better: No . iSaa49c, elevator; No. 7ScptemDer
closed AZ igir October 49saistc, closing i9sc'
November i9ac.
PROVISIONS, ETC.
Coffee-spot fair; Rio quietslc; options
steadv No, 4 Rio, spot, 50 10; sales, 900 bags
September 50 rs October s. November 20 ooi
Snrar-DulI; extra MANILA 4sc; refined
aulet; mould a &c powdered 1adIic.
Molnsses-Dull; nominal.
RIce--Steady; demand fair.
Tallow-Firm; 3.l6c.
Woo-Flrm and fairly actvei domestic neece
27a36c; pulled l4a33c; Texas 9d22c
Pork-Dull. 49, "a
LARD 10 4 points higher: spot ~ 4oab on
September So 37d8 AS october IS iOG6 a.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-13

SaliOWncSS.
iuese disorders are the result Of NOR
.A%'lon OF the liver, an acrid or over
JUNCTION OF bile, or of some obstruction
4. sall ducts, preventing the natural
.. y bile into the intestines, the bile
VI re-absorbed into the circulation,
sNNlng Impurities of the blood and
4. Itself in the yellow color of the
!, AUG eyes. A few doses of the Hepat-
's'e vii correct the irregular action and
sS x. normal secretion aud flow of bile,
Y =, williams & Co., Fort Worth,
'oesale agents.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-13

Wheai-Choice, No. 4, zoo No. ?, CSC No. ., COO
gate, lgG !uc; barley, 30aDci rye, Sp4fec
com. ear, SOC shclled, nc hay, loose from the
wagon s. an per ton bale hay, - Oalv VI
bran, Joe per looi chops. 81 S per 100.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-13

LIVERPOOL, Sept, l2.-spot closed quiet.
Ordinary II I'D good ordinary 8 II lBd low
middllng . 5l6d middling uplands Z l6d
mlddling Orleans Ald.
Total sales 1000 bales: American 1900 bales.
Imports 5000; American 1900
Futures closed duh but steady, ] point
hlrhrr for EehrnArN and MnTch.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-13
Galveston.

GALVESTON, TEX, sept ls.-spot closed
steady.
Ordinary u good ordinary sc: low mddling
Is Ice; middling 9 -lGe good mlddllng
9i5. Ice; middllng fair 9e.l6o.
Gross receipts 35g@ bales: sales $50 bales ex.
ports none; shipments coastwisc 400, stock l5,.
565
Futures opened and ruled duh, closing steady
and to points higheri september points
higher bid.
Total sales IQO0
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-13

Corn -meal-Stendy at 81 90.
Wool-Firm and unchanged.
Pork-S9 IOd0 %.
I.ard--Small lots So l5dG 30.
Bulk Meat--Long clear so; short rib $40;
short clear TO-
Bacon-Long clear 50 eOHB 90; short rib 10 20
6 % short clear 81 37lG6 10.
LIVE STOCK,
Cattlc--Receipts 200; supply very. scant and
only small retail trade mixed butchering stun
sold at s. 25a3 30; grass Texas TO butchers
81 s5G3 ~.
IIogs-Recolpts 700; scarce and firm at 81 90
al 65.
Shecp--Recelpts COO; good grades steady
good To choice Iuuttons 50 00G3 so; common 10
medium 81 20G2 10; lambs - o0G4 90.