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The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-07-07
objection to Lady cnurchlll.

Lord Randolph Churchill. so conspicu-
Gus just now in the affairs Of the English
Government, says the New York Times,
recalls good story to be heard Mt New
York clubs. Lady Churchill. who was
one Of the brightest girls ever reared in
New York, was one Of the attractive
features at n recent charity bail IN Lon
don. Her husband, hot-headed but gem
erous, was one OF the fashionable throng.
While Lady Churchill was executing
some brilliant dash on the piano keys a
tall young fellow, with bangs, eye glass
and all the rest Of dudedom's pharapher-
MALTA, stood near Lord Churchill In a
feminine lisp the tall young man re-
marked for his lordship's ears: "Deuced
fine music, you know; but 1t lacks the
veal soul, II lacks the veal soul -
Churchill gave him half cOntemptuouS
glance. The tall young man still dis
pensed his lisp. lie had nothing Original
To say, but his criticisms made up for
what they lacked in that direction by
silly personality. He was in delightful
Ignorance Of the identity of his listener,
and seemed amazed BY the spirit of "A
sounding very like this. "For a shilling
I'd wollop the life out Of you here on the
spot \ soothing panacea to wounded
feelings came to the tall young man on
the following day, when card uneN-
pectedly invited him to the Churchill
drawing room. He wasn't long IN re-
spoLding. Neither was he long In de-
parting. lie goi no farther than the hall.
A burly young man met him there. 1t
was the same gentleman whom he had
favored with his lispings last night
Lord Randolph Churchill. Then out
floated Lady Churchill. "This fellows
come to apologize to you" Thus the
lord to the lady. Down on your
knees" Thus the lord to the caller.
And down upon the rugs fell the per-
fumed creature. lie was very AFFECT
He even consented to be Kicked.
haven't much pride IN chronicling the
fact that this youth Is New Yorker.
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DAN J. COTTON.
DAN J. COTTON. H. BOLTON.
"sTRICTLY BUSINESS"
COTTON & BOLTON,
AUCTIONEERS sf COMMISSION MERCHANTS
2, r and w. Houston ST., at Bridge.
SECOND HAND FURNITURE BOUGHT HND SOLD.
JOHN II. BOLTON.

l4 ~a d aarantuge purchasing oenhoe to H and anmae
NEW And SECOND HdND HOUSEHOLD GOODS such
Irr Suits, Bedroom Ss DHigom, KhH amt O6T Furniture COc0y
Glassware Pt Ware Tin Ware cutlery, E, tig anil Heating Stores
M 70
Bed Springs all dsepfo' Pictures Mirrors P7apbaos
Fine Clocks Pistols Fire amt B0giar If Bar
Room Frtrs and other miscellaneous effects mention; also Hrs"
Bggi, Cdrge' Uagaas Harness Siis anil Et ha uH b. H ut
prices Dtii tho reach Of 8ay5piy.
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No Comparison.

Judge-Please describe the man you
saw talking to the prisoner.
Prisoner don't know how ter do IL,
yer honor.
Cant describe him? Did he look
like any of these lawyers? Did he look
like me ~
"No, yer honor. lie looked like an in
telllgent gentleman" - philadelphia
Call.
The most popular cigarettes are the
Opera Pulls at popular price. If
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PROPERTY WANTED.

Twenty acres of hand ou the san Antonio
rIvcr, NOT over or mites from city limits.
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HEALTH Is WEALTH.

Dr. T.. @. Vests Nerve and Brain Treatment.
q guaranteed specific for HyBteria, Dizziness,
OnVulsiona, Fits, Nervous Neuralgia, Head
ache, Nervous ProGtratiOn caused by the use
Of alcohol or tobacco, Wakefuness, Mental
depression, sottoning of the brain. resulting
death, Premature Old Age, Barrenneas. Loss
OF Power in either ser, voluntary losses and
SpcrmatOrr hua caused by over-exertion of
the brain, self-abuse or over-indulgonoe. Each
box contains one months treatment. 81 10 q
box, or siNboxes for S. 00, sent by mall pis-
Maid on rogoint Of Drica
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Or. George Basket, Pennington,
Grayson county. Texas, says II have
sold MORLEI'S TINS AGUE TONIC
for long time, and 1t has given entire
satisfaction in every instance. shall al
ways keep it in stock. For sale by f.
kalteyer q Son.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-07-07

ON the rail, on steamboat. aboard a
fishing smack. or catching on le coast
llostetters stomach Bttcrs will be
found reliable means NJ nverting and
relieving ailments to which travellers,
mariners and emigrants are peculiarly
subject. Sea captains. ship doctors,
voyagers or sojournors in the tropics,
and all about to encounter unacGlimnted 4,
and unacoustomed or dangerous climate,
should not neglect to avail themselves
Of this safeguard Of well ascertained and
long-tried merit Constipation, bilious
ness, malarial feyers, indigestion, rheu-
matism and affections Of the bladder and
kidneys are among the ailments which
1t eradicates. and II may be resorted to
not only with confidence In its remedial
efficacy, but also in its perfect freedom
from every Objectionable ingredient.
since it il derived from the purest and
most salutary sources II Counteracts
the effects Of unwholesome food and
water.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-07-07

WYNN more money than at anything else
Wv LIN by taking an agency for the bcs.
None fall. Terms free. HALLETT Col
Portland, Maine
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70 cure any case. with each order received
by NC for six boxes accompanied with o. %
we will sond tho purchaser our written guar
By JOHN O. WEST = CO.,
SO W. Madison 81 Chicago. III.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-16

Iumber-Rough lumber, boxing, Il inches
and under, irst class sls %; stripping, las
Is 10 thick clears, u and ~, y 00i rough lnm
ber second class, 1900; loist ana scantling'
culls, u 30.
siding-First, common white pine, $50 CO.,
second, do. q 80; third, do. p OOi poplar 1900
az 50; native pine, d, 10 co. naive pine, y
20 %. native rough, 10 %.
Dressed Lumber -- Boxing, ~ inches and
under s25 ~, do. iy3, - 20; scantling, ioist or
any common lumber. % %; boxing over y
Inches, 80 90; thick cearsll 20 II aud 2, 200;
second class, anykind, 20 o.
Dressed and Matched tiooring-first clEss,
$40; second class, y 5p
White Pine Furnishing Lnmber--ll, u and Z
inch wide white pine, SO; inch DO. -.
Ceiling Beaded or PlAin-first common white
pine 36 % do "a 20, 80 do y, poplar p 0Od
Il 90, poplar p 00a3O %, native pine IT, do
20.
shlngies-white pine A 5, do shaded p,
do extra No . So cypress, best, any brand ., 90
NogA -, do No u, native sawed heat 4, saps <.
Pickets-White pine Creased and headed
square OF Aat 4, yellow pine do 3, laths GOA
& 80.
Lime. Cement, eic.--Lime, Ausiin - per bbl.
cement Louisville or ROsanals, s2.73 per bDi.
Portland, $ per Dbl. plaster paris, New , ORR
Or Michigan "A per bill. plaster hair, &c bu.
Brick Fire proof $50 per ".
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-16

Bar iron, $500, Norway Sc, No. - sheet iron
4ic No, y e sheet iron. 4ic, galvanized sheet
iron 9a9lc, No / sod lie, No. do. ljlc, 20N2s
roofing tin lsicdljc l4S2O aud l0Nlt pat. do.
IT5ds.50 timers wire 80 per cent. on, timers
stock, 40 per cent of, cook stoves with ware
lO.5Od p 90 do. with trimmings N.j0d 5000.
Wood Mork-Wagon aNles pOc, aSl co.
tongues 0OcGSl o., slnglctrees ~ 70, holsters
soc, spOkes 81 75a3 %, felloss VI 15d2 10,
doubletrecs So 25a4 90, neck yokes u SOAP So
pillow beams 50dgjc, pillow handles, ~ ljG2 80.
Mails 500 key, basis l0d.--Burden hOrs shoe
per keg, 10, Perkins do, 10, Walker do 50,
burden mule O0, Northwestern horse shoe
nails No. I, Doe, No. s. 2Gc, No. 9, BE- No, 4 ?lc,
No. s. zoe, Lakes" do No. 4, 46c, No. ., 25c, No
g. 22c No Z, poe, No. 5, lgc, Ausable do. No.
l. doc No 8, 2ic, No, q, 2lc, No. Z, l9c No ;, lsc
Refrlgeralors--No. Climax II 90, No. 2, do,
Is So No 5 do, 20, No do, a, No. o, do. 10.
Miscellaneous-TTacc chains, No. g per pair,
40c. pillow singlclrocs, per doz., Y % pillow
doubletrecs per dor. - 90; stock bells, 30 per
cent oil; door locks, s. 25d9 90; WOOD screws.
30 and 10 per cent. OFF J.. r. cast door butts, 40
and 10 per cent. of; cut and timed lacks. 40
per cent OF; coffee mills, 20 per cent of blind
hinges, 80 and 10 per cent. on carriage bolts, 9a
aud 10 per cent. OF pillow bolts, % per cent. OF
piece tin ware, 90 per cent OF deep stamped
ware, 80 per cent. on; shallow stamped.ware, 90
cent, off,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-16
LOCAL MARKETS.


NIeats-sugar cured hams nial2c; sugar
cured breakfast bacon lOtci short clear bacon
Sc short clear dry salt Ilc
Fish-Mackcrel, ION kits, No, ], " W. no :,
SOC: half ,bbls No /, $ 30; No. ?, ~ JOi dried
herrings per box, 4Oc cod fish, &c
Lard-flerces, llci sob cans, sc; ION cans
Sc: ION cans, sic 10 cans, SIC; 3h cans, &c.
fea|Impcriai, 4OaGOc; gnnpowder, 1Oq7QC,,
Sngar-Iine powdered 6bls, Sc do half bbls,
&c; cut loaf, SIC; graduated standard ~
doHisGRS gran% XeoM carde anon'' a. ~
Louisiana, 5lG7c, new.
salt-Coarse, In bags, 81 3OGl 40; fine, In bags
-; lake, in Hat hoop barrels, 81 TO- pockets
soda-Bicarbonate in kegs, Il to Sc; bicarb,
In cases % 20 &c lump sal soda, IN Kegs, ZIG
granulated al soda, In con drums, 70,
Molasees-Cholce Louisiana, ~ 10 Soc prime,
lsc fair TO good. 35c corn syrup, S5c;
Coffee-Rio fair, VI to l0ci prime, Joy 10 llc
choice, lll to lie; Laguyra, l2ic Java Eoci
Golden Rio, l3lci Pea Berry, w 70 iac. ,.o.
glass hints, TO- gloss quarts, 30; glass l'gal.'
5 90; glass gal, Is; glass he's gai,s so'
Wrapping paper-Rag and straw 20 70 s9c.
snud1GarTeii's COZ, II p per case; 2-ohi
50: or, S.; Rnlphs COZ, 10 20 OH 70
G.ol., IS; dental 6.oz., 90; on, 4 m,
Canned Goods--Prices per dozen, flne APP
MICS standard, 81 ~; peaches, standard IDS.
sie5: ibs., 81 s5G2 Sd; seconds, lbs 81 5o
lbs 50 10; tomatoes, standard, lbsr ~ W
seconds lbs, -; lbs " % green corr,
81 lOa so; green peas Z % gooseDeLI,Ss in
weight. NJ, 81 -; b., 81 lOi light weight
No.. Csc; NJ, II 20; salmon, ~ = Soa ! ~
h., So mackerel, ! h., sOcd w sa sISli. "
American, 81 ~ case; imported ~ yaIs ~ "
case ttrawberries, n, 81 40; blackberries
81 Sol green cages, 81 4oi Eagle eondehses
hi sasn q m Linen, 4O;iB do, 40; u jack
son 4 Is: an Whit Crown. 10 common SIC
German olive. Sc per n. ua a.,
Bagging-llb standard, ii4ei lA~' ~
Ties arow and Detta, ] -. ,.,snt
Fiour-Best patent, - % per ~ ~ ! p IN N
s. IS per 100 third grade, Y % per ~ so ~
fourth grade, s. 90 per 100 q. Corr n'1 re
bill, = so: Oatmeal, per half Dbl, g.
cracked wheat, per s, &c. Crackers A sooas1e
xxx soda, 6lc; cream, Sci ginger shaPS' ~
lemon creams, &c. ,,,..s ,aic
Sundrles-starch, &c Candles, flll 1oAesl ~ \,
halves quarters, stick candy 70 lo.s' AN
- TO &c; rope, basis, do COTTON, ise. ~ X
imnorted IS Der key Kalsins, layer, -
cider, crab hFdic gOc; Missouri, SOC NihskA
n 10 zoe Concentrated I've, , - 10 I o. jug
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-16

corus. Austin OF Texas, 10 O0Gls 90, full rigs,
b0Gl2 %; ! rigs, black or oiled, q h0dlO co.
side saddles, % TO 20 ~.
Pockets-pocLcts O0G2 10i Llama goat 90
as 70.
spurs Eureka, nickel, with straps, u.s.
mdianola, -.
chHpparol 81 10GlO 90,
skrting-No California per pound 3salsc (;
fair hemlock per pound 3Sa4lc; oiled hcmlock
per pound va 36c; best Eagle Hkirting ale.
Harness Lcather--OhiO oak No. per pound
3ldGc; ohio oak No. per pound 81 d33c.
Ilarncss-Short tug wagon per set VIZ 500
20 90; long tug wagon per set SIS 0Od2h %
buggy harness single - O0G1O O0i buggy harness
double $40 00ai5 ~.
Blind BridlCb-Bind brides per dozen 81 GOA
II 90; Bike In per dozen 81 o0i Bike. In per
dozen Sl9 90; Il BIKE IN Ger dozen $50
Bride Filling in, black or fair. per doa.,
IN, in. black pr tuir per du1,, 10 90, In,
black or iAlr, per do1, ~ 0n.
WHIPS buggy whips, per doz., 90 10 NO %,
team whipk. per doL, . ~ 90 10 90, uuirts, per
doz, > 90 10 ~ 90, breast straps, With sldcs and
snaps, per duH., : 90 TO ~ 90; stirrup feathers,
all sizes, per do2., 90 to - 90 girihs, per doE
, 90 TO 10 co. haters, web, per doL., - ;halters
leather per dor, 10 80 to Is 90 saddle bags, per
dOz,, 10 90 TO ~ %, pistol holsters, per dog.
I 30 10 1889; cartridge belts, per do1., 30 u
is 90; hamc straps per doz., % TO 90.
Coilars-Duck, - 90; leather 10 5Oa2i co.
im'ts cotch whang sewed II %; heavy sond'
rim split and duck, 3 10.
llames. Hook, MOI, by case per doz., 500
hook, No !, by case, per doz., 20.
ChAins-3s 10 41c.
Check Lnes-i inch, per do2,, 70 90; ! inch
per doz., IL eOi Inch, per doz., ~ GOi II Inch
per doz,, y 90.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-16
nrngs and NIedicinen.

Drugs Bark, cinnamon per 10 ne, Peruvian
76cd II 90: bOraN, l4C. III carbonate Of soda,
English DC. Coppcras 8Glc Cinchinedip, per
on. a2a2sc. CASTLE soap, per N, l0al0c. Cream
tartar G, r., per n, ease, Chnlk, lump, per
n, 2d3c, Calomcl, u, n w, 5lae9ci English,
per o., bottle included, 81 coal TO- Chlorai
hydratc per n, 81 b0dl IS. Chloroform, per n
bottle included ,S5da0c. Composition powder per
n, 25c DoVcrs per ~, u 20, EPSON salts, per
n, 3a4lc. Cum opium, per u, S3 eoaf 90. Cum
camphor. per n, gsc. Morphine, per %, IS l0d
oil, castor, machine, I0as0c oil, castor,
per gallon 81 60 oil, lard, winter strained, G5d
I5c oil lard, No. |, COO. Quinine, r. " W. per
on SOC. Flowers sulphur, BlH5c. Alum, 80 use.
Prescription vials, by case Ca per cfht. on
broken, 50 per cent OF. show cases, list prices.
Rebate pntent medicines, at llst, Thaycrs Fluid
Extracts, 20 per cent. OF. i, ID. Fluid Extracts,
Dlstemper Colors--lyory drop blnck, 25ci raw
Turkey umber, 25c burnt Turkey lumber, 23c
raw Italian sienna 2jc, burnt Italian sienna.
95c. Vandykt brown, 25C,
Paints - strictly pure white lead, l0a 15c
spirits turpentine BOA ohc; boiled oil, bla63c.
The sherman Williams GOlorH Ivory drop
black. II per n, iGC; Engliph coach black j. per
n, lOc lamp black, Is, per d, ldc,tlliramaIino
blue, Il, L., iici blue paint il So, raw Turkey
lumber II &c, burnt Turkey lumber IL DC, raw
Italian sienna II &c, burnt Italian siennn II %,
Vandykc brown j. ac, Paris green IL l4c, Crono
voc, Indian red Il lie, Nelllan RED i os lg4c
2ba9c, Chrome yellow /. M.N,O. y. o. Ia nc
yellow ochre MS - gs 25s &C.
Prepared 5rainiDg culOrs- Bark OAK l4c asii
l4c, IIlack walnut lic, Maple l4c.
Prices Of the above made on basis 81 IN J.
and ~ cans, assorted In ana ram cans
balance IN and n cans, assorted Price IN ?
~ cans. balance In ! and NJ cans assorted
Price In n cans 10 less, l2i and - n Tin llhllh
ne icss aud Kegs PC per % less
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-16
Country Produce aud Fruit.

Oranges alifornia, per box, S. 90.
Mcssina l.cmons-pcr bon, S. o0a6 30.
Apples-Northem, IS 00G4 80; Texas IjcdS0O
per bushcl.
Potatoes-Irsh, per bushc, Texas new nome;
new Northern, GOd70c In sacks, per Dbl, - %
81 90 per hu Beans II. "a Aic med, bills, %c
large lima SIC small DuttCrNc Peanuts 7ldSlc
cider, hall. bbl., $3.50, Cabbage, per crate,
Northern, S26jG3.00
Puutry.-lIens S2,o0G2.50 per dozen; young
chickens $1,000 $50; Turkeys, none,
Eggs--per dozen, ~ q Use.
Fresh country butter Choice, rs a zoe choice
Western dairy 20c creamery, 2ic.
Potatoes--Swcct. " 90 per bushCl.
Grapes--El rasO,t0sc.
Toniatocs-Sl 2jdi 50 per bushel
Pcaches-Scarce aud very poor iOG15c pei
hushcl.
Cow pcas--40d SOC per bushcl.
Roasting ears---None In market.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-16
New York

H., PRODUCE.
I lORk, Sept. l5.-Flour-A shade
aal,,opened firm, closed weaker; No. ?
4 w 10. II red 93c elevator; No, . red, sep
w october g4l d9isc, closing 94gc;
~. s-s. g VI aPsc. closing s7ec.
rim and quiet No. = 49G49ic elevator;
~, alllOai No. september 49d49lc, closing
te1gper isl 4slc, closing 49lc; November
|eic, Closing l9lc.
la PROVISIONS, ETC.
Il ,s'n- epot fair; Rio dull; options lower
'r,.sSs sales, 10000 bags; september, Octo-
-. N9vember 81 IS; December So S0d8 ~;
n refined quiet extra G 3se63ci
u i, Whiectloners' A q ~ lBc; standard
and crushed lie; powdered Ici
rsed lci cubes 7ic.
~ses-D pun and nominal.
Gt >'eady; lair demand.
a.oa-firm 5lc
I ~. = itni domestic fleece 2Ia36c; pulled,
~ Texas gd21c.
IN Wweie active; spot $40 00dl0 -.
|esll,t .VVueINleiN active; spot SjA2ldb 4Si
lsss' 70 Sos 40; october 81 i0a5 Al.
f,1.se1,Dull and easier.
e,,,lhe-Dull sISlc.
n. Hams steady.
"Ata's-flrm.
Rcr.. LIVE STOCK.
r.. 80, receipts, $50; all for city slaughter
~ uaalng In beef cattle.
~. y. hbeef-Dull at 1dgc for good native
Neon y 1t Tor Texas and Colorado STOCK.
~ fa,. heeeipts, 300; slow trade but iirm
aa n i.noh 10 chOlce,shcep - OOa5 o.; com
hrs.tr tttt9,e lambs - 00aG 90.
Autl0n-6dSc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-16

WHISKY -Rcctned 81 l0al 80, ~ per proof
sour mash two year old, 81 COOL 90 threo
wear old, 81 D0a2 20, fancy extra old whisky
"a UOd5 90
Wines-Claret, case 81 J0dl0 %, ms per quail
ity catawba, per gallon mcasl 10, port u 200
4 % sherry. per gallon, 81 e0aj %; Madeira
per gallon, 81 00a ) OO white wine, In case, ~ "
dlOO0.
Ale-stock ale, per dozen, " 00a2 %; port,
per dozen, y 0n92 70.
Chnmpagne--G. NJ. Mumm a Co, extra dry,
$50 O0q33 10; Ilcldsick, In bHsket, ,2I O0050 Wi
krug IN basket, S2s O0a30 CO.. domestic cham
payne, 81 Ooala O0i Geo. Goulet, extra drS pIhtS
va 50.
Bottled Beer-.Lemps, quarts, u Wal2 CO..
Bndwelscr. quarts ~ 90, pints y ~, hrlhngei
beer quartz u %, pinis - ~. schlits Milwaukee
ouarts h %, piuis l8 100, ~. Caasen a soma
champagne beer quarts u O0, pints " W, Bfe'
tner kaiter imported 80.
ClgHrs-- Domestic, 80 DaD Wf hey West
SIS 0Jal00 W imported, 80 OgalO %.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-16

Twelve months' clip, light, fine and medium
ilal7c; line heavy 10 light, hole; siN
months light fine to medium l0a i3c F., fall, fine
heavy, ---, fall, light, line medium, -----,
coarse, sdl2c,
Hides-No.l flint, dry, Ion and upward, per
nint, per b 0 to Sc bulls and heavy, dan aged,
per b SC calf skins and BADLY damage per
n 4dGc; green, salte1. sound. per n a.
butchers green. per n 6ac.
skins - !, ~; goa. skins eacil lOo-Jc she
peits, .,'esrIir 10 anoGn- o. WOOL, 2oc ~
shear ~ hc .:ns 10 amount OF WOOL, 3ahf;
pelts improved, llai2c; Mexican sheep shea
lings Sc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-16

rRODUCE.
, NhW ORLEANS, Ia, sept. l5.--Flour-Fi rmcr
5put not quoiahly higher fancy q aOtl n.
eNifa fancy 4 9oal 20; Minnesota patent pro
cess 70 ~, winter wheat patents, S5aA
,1rh..t lrincf but not quOthby higher. IN
u, oats-flIm but not quotabiy higher. choice
western, In sacks, 32axlc
PROVISIONS, ETC.
.on Meal-firmcr at 81 IS
iiay-Dull; prime, $40 O0dl5 90; choice. Sl7 10
Pork-Stcady at 50 CO.
iard-stcady refined fierce Sc 80
bulk Mcats--tuict and weak shoulders "a "a.
long clear - IS clear rib, $ Is.
Bacon-Quiet but steady. shoulders a tet.
long clear s. 40; clear rib 81 Bsi
II %. '"'" Wv ~"
fled 81 GOAL %.
prime 81 s5ag 70. W
sugar--scarce aud firm; centrifugal of white
. u lbci prime yallow clarified dc; seconds
oaG6lc; choice yellow clarified 6ld7c.
Aiolasses-Dull and nominal
Kice-ln good demand; Louisiana ordinary to
prime 4d4lc.
Bran-Flrm at 81 aisle.
Cotton seed Oll--Dull; prime crude aSa9qr
summer yellow SIC; cake nominal.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-16
Live stock Market.

Beeves-Grass fed, &c.
Cows-lld2c.
Mutton--Choice. ! 50d2 DC,
Stock cattle-rhe prices In stock cattle vary,
according TO locality where raised. We quote
different localities ms follows;
Panhandle-Strictly first class yearlinRa, per
head, Sl2 OOdlG 90; two year olds, SO OOd2O 90
cows and calves, $50 oO.
Western TeNas--Yearlings SIS OOdl6 00i two.
year ods, So O0dl4 o.; cows and calves, SIS 90.
Central Texas Iearlings, 00ds %; two
year ods, $40 oOGll %; cows and calves, sl5 on
dlG 90.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-16
ONCE, PROVISIONS, LIVE STOCK.
Kansas City.

PRODUCE,
,,u1s CRY, sept. II. Wheat - Quiet;
acbld; October 1850 bid; November,
|m-Qu.ct cash S3ic bid; october, 27c bid
I sc bid,
22lc bid.
LIVE STOCK,
hsDally Live Stock Indicator reports;
1900; best quality steady
not wanted exporters 50 25G5 40 I;
Z to choice shipping 81 90d5 90; common
|ssdlum 4 50G4 80, stoCkers and feeders
|1sl 3O cows 81 IS; grass Texas steers
ei5A
|ss-ReceIpis, Gj2O; 5dlOc lower; 50 sOG
|sa.S Da5 W; common to medium 81 5Od
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-16

Eighteenth by Postal Note. Express, Money
Order. New FORK E6chHnge or llrnft On New
Orleans IHtters with currency inghnahly ~
express. we pay express CHARGES on All sums
on ~ OF upwnrds.J Addressed;
MA. DAUPHIN, New Orleans, la.
Address registered letters and make post
once money orders payable 70
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
Now Orleans, Ia
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-16

slockcrs and feeders. 81 ioas q. cows hnt.
n Nv, h,lNeh u esas IS through Texas cattle
lower. natives and half breeds :, so.,t "a,
wintcrcd Texans. S. 00da S. 80
hogs = Receipts, 5000; weak ~ eOat So
4 %; Texans, y OO6S 10. y
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-16
~. Louis.


Il LOUIS, Sept j-flour-StrOng and
ln with q good demand; M S. O0G3 II;
|lN.0d3 80; family 81 40G3 501 choice So 81
fancy 2Od4 20; patents - 90dj 30.
|lta-Unsettlcd and lower; opened ldRC
M and bOuyant, but soon dropped lie,
|tded and closed ad1c below yesterday;
I. red cash 9OG90ic. October 90i dg2c,
isng at soc; November 925G93Jc, closing at
/ December eja96lc, closing at voc.
|n-Nery slow and unchanged; No.
|sd cash II !G4!ic; October 39s year S35c,
|ls-firn but dull; Ne. , mixed cash 81 a
/ october 2ic; May 29lc.
pl-Actye and strong but unchanged
|Asky-Stcady at 81 Os.
PROVISIONS.
|ntons-tluiCt and unchanged.
th-sgaj.
lt-l6 l5d6 20.
hAeats-Long clear, s. 30; short rib, 50 20;
t'or--,hort clear, 50 35a6 40.
liAs-Sl0 GOA II 80.
saal-At afternoon board wheat was ic
'1l-kasler not lower.
sls-No sales
LIVE STOCK.
alt-Receipts 1900; steady for best quality
an grades dull; native shipping steers
~ lGC0l0radO steers q 30d 3 90; good ma
oaleher steers - 50d4 90; medium
esi'ng stock - 20; grass Texans s. 30;
steers Y 15d4 II.
1s'-Reecipts 2OOO;dull and lower at So 9OG
1900; good grades in de.
~ pul poor stuff very duh common to
W. n !, Y wa i5 good to choice 50 OOd3 30;
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-16
Chicago.
AnAA.L-AA

lH,ctrn PRODUCE.
e,klnre5 III, sept l5.-Flour-Steady and
.trrr m , We'd Inactive, strong and higher
Md v .6 Hits' hour advancing ic receded &C.,
sli soll on and closed 10 under yester
q X sSnii y assic, closing at sllc; NOyem
sir-,,a,,cs closing al sale.
= cjSsiaieI put ilrmi cash i3fa4alc; septem
!stnt I, closing nj 4Sgc: October 42a4slc,
" $50 November 3eialOc, closing at
tgt-n,. PROVISIONS.
~ .,slrsaaned ntm, shaded OF slightly and
u y,ember s. 81 as NJ 80
III Novel, Sae, ieath y soaG 22l october 50 2od
y sAort ~ ssieady dry salt shoulders 81 "
% Voa5 62l; short clear 80 u9e
M lsler. e lsher.
"ul lard Unchanged.
t1nftf iiyh sroCK.
lts yeafrRl fepoIts.
IVA 5e ~ ~ 200 market slow all cattle
VIZ tiprlng steers, "a o0pa y :
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-16

NEW ORLEANS, Ia, Sept l5.-spot closed
firm.
Sales 1900 bales
Low ordinary &c; ordinary 7ic; good or
binary s2c low middllng SIC middllng
&c; good middllng 9sc; middlng fair 1sc;
Futures closed very dun point lower
except for September, which was ! point
higher
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-16
New York.

NEW YORK, Sept. lj,--Cotton-Spot closed
very firm.
Ordinary u l6c; good ordinary 3 Ice low
middling glc; middling iC 3.lGc; good mid
ding l0sc: middllng fair 10 10 l6c.
sales 800 bales,
Futures closed dull, generally TO , points
lower, sept. point higher,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-16

Liverpool.

LIVERPOOL, Sept. l5.-spot closed steady :
fair demand.
Ordinary II lGd good ordinary II l6d low
middling lied middling uplands 100 !
middling Orleans 5ld.
Total sales 5000 bales American 1G'O bales'
Imports 1000; American 100
Futures closed barely steady; very Itlie