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The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1885-03-06
West Cornwall.

Fred Haskell is on the sick list.
Harry Frost Of Bridport was in town
over the Sabbath.
A daughter of Henry Colamer of
Bristol is visiting at b. f. Haskells.
Geo. II, Dimmock has gone to Vergen-
mes for a few days on business trip.
Mrs. Il. j. Jones is slowly, but surely,
we hope, recovering from her recent
severe sickness.
Reports says we are to have another
blacksmith in our little burg. Time alone
will tell if such reports be true or false.
The ladies will meet to sew for some
worthy object next Wednesday after
noon, the llth, with Mrs. NJ. A. Hamil-
ton.
The funeral of Mrs. Harris Bingham,
was held last Thursday at the house. Rev
NJ. G. Stebbns conducted the exercises
Mrs. Bingham had been a member of the
Congregational church over thirty years
and had been able to attend services there
until short time before her death.
There was a large attendance at the
funeral. Mrs. Bingham was good
neighbor, kind to the poor, and will be
much missed among her large circle of
friends and relatives. The interment
was in the new cemetery. Among those
from out of town in attendance we notic-
ed Monroe Peck, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. c.
Eells and Mrs. +. l.. Stowe of Middle
bury, Mrs. Wicker daughter of Chauncey
Stowell of Toledo. Ohio; Mr.. and Mrs.
Ladd Miner of Bridport, and Mrs.
Pauline II, Bingham and son, Rollie, of
Troy. y. Y.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1885-03-06
Leicester.

Carloads of hop-poles and cedar posts
are daily leaving for other States, several
hundred miles distant.
Almer Pond of Whiting shipped car
load of very nice fat steers and a number
Of newmilch cows from this station last
Monday. The fat cattle, we learn, were
purchased in Orwell.
Wood still continues to be drawn to
the lime company's wotd-yards in great
quantities; seemingly several thousand
cords are now piled in Messrs. Huntley
and Buels yards.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1885-03-06
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Bristol.

Mvre Stearns of Rutland was in town
last week.
Charley Hanchett is clerking for Bush
& Patterson.
The graded school closes with an ex-
hibtiOn next Friday. March 13.
The quarterly meeting was held at
the Methodist church last Sunday.
C. II. Parmlee has sold his right and
title in the meat business to Clark Hunt
ington.
Annual session of Libanus Lodge f.
and A. NJ. Monday afternoon, March ..
Basket picnic in the evening.
There was delegation from Dorches-
ter lodge, Vergennes. at the funeral of
F. ID. Vinton, last Sunday. Frank A.
Goss of that lodge conducting the Mason
ic ceremonies.
F. ID. Vinton, who had been helpless
invalid for over two years, died last We'd
nesday. He was member of Libauus
lodge and its secretary for several years.
He was buried last Sunday with Mason
ic honors.
Another batch of dog suit WI S ground
out last Wednesday. Michael Callahan
was brought before Justice Dunshee and
fined Sl5 and costs. He took an appeal
Joseph Bushee did the same. Loyal
Roberts was discharged. The case
against M. Ryan was noll pressed
Erwin Roberts. continued to March l3
Grand Juror Sherwin, States attorney
Hawkins and w. w. Rider for the state I;
A. G. Hill for defendants.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1885-03-06

of mature years. Surely the little Bap-
tist church in this town, after being
enveIoped in such a dark cloud of
adversely as it experienced last winter
and spring, is now seeming to arise and
shine with more brightnes and strength
than it has shown for many years past.
We understand that several more are in
tending to unite with the church IN few
weeks. Our hope is that the good work
may continue
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1885-03-06

aas~The Gutter Marble company will
sell all kinds of cemetery work, consist
ing of monuments, tablets, headstones,
markers, curbing, &c, from their sales
room, formerly the old cotton mill, Main
street, Middlebury, at WHOLESALE
PRICES, adding cost of lettering.
Work will be erected in cemeteries
when desired. Enter through office.
M. D. BROOKS, Manager.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-04
SrE0LAL NorYcES.


ly order OF the cuinmisriOnOrs court OF VIII
barger county, TeNnh, made and passed on tho
10TH dny OF September, a. H. las5, win 70.
cCiyc bids for Tie purchase nf thu four lcAgliea
OF Mllhargrr county nchonl lands pltuatgd IN
Hockey county, Texas, Tho numhuta Of snid
leagues being \, q, Z nnd Z, SO bids i0r less
thin sl.50 per acre on twenty years time with
ntercst at per cent, per annnm, Interest pay
allie Annually In adyaneg, win be oonFiderod,
Any land agent who viii congnmmato sala 81
thi. land ~ the price AID on the iprma nhpve
ntatcA On or before The Nih day OF october, A,
~. 1851, VIII receive . per cent on The mnpunt
nf salo whom the tlrst ycnr'a interest Is pnd and
tho decd with vcndura' lien " mHdc Any land
agent canHummating tie sale OF this land viii be
required to pay for the advertisements IN the
forl Worth Daily GAAErrE, the Dallae Daily
Herald gNd the Weekly Vernon Guard.
y. a. OHEAoRH,
County commissioner WilbarRer county
'lphAs,
vo,Won qf'N. sept ~, A D. 1855,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-04
nnIldlnr Nlatrrlnl.

Lumber--Ilough Lumbar, boxing, " inehet
and under, lrst cln8s, slS 90. stripping, 1913
500, thlck clears. 4 aud y, p on rough lum
hof second class, 1906 joiat nnd tcauuingi
culls, - 90,
siding-first. common white pine, $40 0ej
second, do. ~ 90; third, do - Qoi poplar, ~ @
a2l 80, uahyc vine, $780, native pine, ),
70 o.; native rough, 1900.
Bfessed Ium1Nr Boxing, " inches ana
under, Us 0l. do, 20, ~ ~. su1nilins loift %
nGy common lumber. y 90, boKiug over T.
inrhes. 5000 inlet cicern,A 70 y aud 2, g0@i
errond Glaze, nnykind, 700
Dregaed aud Mniehcd Flooring first'rl6ari
y.bi secDnG. class. ~ ~,
eite Pine Furnishing LuInhrr--ll,lI and
inch Wldr giiie pine, il0i inch DO, q.
Ceiling Headed or Pain. firat common white
nine, b. ~ DO e 20, "a % ~ poplar ~ iJe
81 80, poplar 2s p0N30 CO. native pine n, DO
lp
shinales--Nhilr pine 3, % sipded 4 ~
ducNta so q ~. egpfess, hcaf nns JrlnO D 90
Nu24 -, 80 N}a %, native saved neat A. fant =
plrkri4-g White pitts lrcstrd ans iisHdei
square ar llAf 4. ycAow piae do 2, ialbs 9td
2 10.
Lime. Ceelfnf, etc. LINE. Ansiin ~ per ~.
ceiHcnt louisville or ilg6nuais, t3,lH pNr bhil
l'gnmnd IS Or bbl, plasicf pslis, New lpfa
Or MicNt-qn, 81 per bbL liiasff lialf, $40 bu.
Brick - iTe proof. si-99 PR n.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-04

st.Lou,-.

ST. LOUIS, oct 3.-.Ilour-Qniel and I'M
Vtheot- DulI, with unsettled ieelinE' ana lng
li.,I,tssf trading OF the season, fflces hrolpge
ttTsrS psrlv. hnt rallied iaier ana eio.ea tle
staine "a Yesterdays no. rcn, CASH salepeAe
oetobnr. g,sc; November. 9ai csoEc' elofihs ~
go. fleceuiber, giFdlsc, clDsing yRc
i'orn--Dnll. hut hrm very iliiir unn ~, -. {
MIXED. cash, 40i9fici october Jsci Aiay ~
/ Oata-Dili and casicG 40. msNcN' 'Ash ~
r,in Afenl--~tcady, 81 sJdls.
Wooi-sieaay and unchanged.
Whiskt--luiei sl.UJ for ihishce'
PkpYtaiVN' ,
very anlci aua lobbhg iIaae done at anoul
previous quotations,
pors-S9 ~.
Iartl--s6 % IT'D 49,, -ii.s
uulk Nests Long clear 50 iQi SNORT l'Ysl
81 90. ehoTi clear, - 30 - ~.
Dafon-Iong clear, - aeN w fNoli ~
81 IOaG rs. short clear Sc BOOB o.
Lwf STOCK.
CA.tle--Roceipis tceai shipments Wv ~ = y
ana ffm Tor hcst grades a4th sqoi ig1H ~
mands shipping natives iHnne y zae2 ~
live butcigSiing stun, ~ us 90 grass i'N-''
:. 5oa3 adt inaiau steers y tlp3 ~,
Iiors--l .efeir;s. i3Jl lria ~ IS 9yff-h
sheep-igeceipis, 700 shipments, ~, ~,
and 4ts,inK tor Top grafr-i Eonl g cn'tst r, ~.
son4 - g38s 80. common % tHir. y '9A- ~
ifesnr. a zoos 00s ianb' e vgaa W
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-04

black, IL pcr q, lde Euglish coach hlnok, Il per
~, Ice; lamp black, u, per %, Toe tUltralnarlno
hlne, a. Is, tlci blue paint Is DC, law Turkey
umbcf IA pc, burnt Turkey lumber ~ Nc, raw
Italian Hionnn Ia ~, burnt Italian elcunu Is %,
NAndyke brown Is ~, Paris green 10 lie, trpmN
H. M,O,MD, q, la i4e, AmtucHn vormilliun Ia
PIE, lndmn red u No, NNtiau red ~ hs iaic.
Qoapo, Chrou,n ypiloW 81 M.N.O y u. q, Ia lac,
Yellow ociirc MS So 90 sas &C.
Prices OF the above made on hnHir ~ IN 4,
4 And n cans, aNsortod In aud lMeb cans
bannco IN aud y b cans, assorted. Price Ia 3
n cans, balance IN and n cans, assorted,
Price la . u cans lie less, lsl aud - % tin pals
lac less and kegs &c por ~ less.
Central Texas Neaflnga, p0&N 90, two.
year olda, $40 O0ail u1l COWS aud calyce. $40 OF
t3lB0A
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-04

staple Dry Goods.

Prints Standard prints, novelties, ~
Cocheco fancy, 5lci Richmond fancy
5aci Berssbire fancy, @ei kamapoiis sncs,
5lc; Hartford fancy 5Io Lodi fancy, DC; CHAR
Ter Oak fancy, Aso; Auburn fancy, Mci Ham
Cheeks, 5lc; Simpson black &c; Sphinx Turkey
Side cretons, &c; River Point robes,blci Ham
ilton fancy. ole; Ailan's fancy, BIC, stool River
fancy, 6tc; Windsor, SIC; bolton fancy, oci
Marion fancy, Ale; Arnold, 5aci Dunkirk fancy
9,o, Fcnwlcs medium, dc llartol fancy, alc;
Manchester fancy, Ole; TiyOl Hhirting, SIC
Merrlmac shlrllngs. %; ullca fhiTtinEe; AZ
Aliens ehirlings, SCI Slnier soilns' elci DDur
ham solids. 4,c, Berlin solid colors DO Bar
clay purple, Sc; Allun's double pins, .bie; ~.
ton fnncy, 5c Star aud Crescent turkey ren
print, 10; Globe turkey red print, osci FRANK /,
lin turkey red. 6lc; Washington fancy on
urintg ie; Washington fancy oil blue prints,
do; simpson solid Black q; simpson Silver
Gray 6 Montgomery fancy ~ brlmunt nancy
a; Rerwlck fancy 8, VQneaIoFa l,Shb p
Ueavv brown Shooting Ailania a -. Hiqi
American 4 &c; Croydon g, blci frost aus
i, &c; Black Hawk, &c; l0ot 9, ue
pooassot G, &c; sterling, tlci tnn -iaefgsi ~
III. DAYTON e. $50, RutiAnd q e., " tlea
M Be- mches, Al; Glendale, u Annittun
IA, q: Fuxhail A. ~ Enterprise y 20 y AIt
sue, q Lawrence N, y Tam 1shRP{s, ss
AAA.s. @i Belfast u, 90, ~ Rose NaAe! So -
Heae6 cottons-iIuImesyi 80 6lc; slgnnl
'ssI' 49, q.
Eleriuh &c; Hope ssc, farwtll, iici ilases
dies Trump Gard 61c Diamond III cambricec
LonH,laie csubyie iici Chapman y, z, Ain0iy
IA.sl: Andruscoggln l., "a. blaehgtpne a ~ s,
BiacS.tone y a, u; CABOT -, Y baanut 4,
IA. si. Eagie a., y Fearless t-A,gl foIesl
al d: Gold Medal -, ~ lon6dJs ~ inehes
q, Knlghrs oambJic, ~. 80.
Vide Brown SheeNng-l1A lowell Xxx.
1914 Pembroke. 10; 1914 doahdn"eAi l"i
{ 10 Lancaster, 10; 1914 pcppeIoli ~ o,.
Wide Iiicached shcpllnE.-le'l i@We,,i' ..N
"a Pembroke, 70; 1914 femhrphei y bA fe,n
broke, l8l; % Qninne1arry,Fi lo-f i,Ppsie'i
no. Anloskcag a 4, i2lei Cords : e y
/ ielc; COrdis, fancy, lt{ei nlAhuatn Z. He
} DGean. tie; lewiston, llsri tpfhnhh ha.eN
3GernWail a, i9ci WhiUenloh ale. iS4cf VIM
en,6n TIT, fancy iolgi Brighton Fancy "
Hamilton, llsc, 49,. ,.,.....,tt ,,.,y,,
zoe. Mechanic, blnc, 7si jcweu Iltl' pletl ~
& lt1ston. blue O.. Gnelga, blne hhA piv"N
4 lte. Citis, blue and brOWy, SIC,
Gina at.s~Zephyg * rinnket u Amoskea,i
"a, f,itseow fancies /. Glasgow dress sllits n
Z Eragioek dress sIlles ~ i.enireM affe7 tsgtp'
b. fenifew draper cloih lhi tensItH W.
isnlinfes "; Hentrew iacquenn Nai N"s3i.i,
dr.sa sirlos d. iork check ana teneitF q, w,
gress -fsies "a WaasuNa epscE ANA iAheie
( Il /: Rltcfside dfess si5lcsA
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-04

ftfrat--Basii tlrnunpn firr l-ti i'wHFitn
-ssss M u. b0fix. ne. Bi-cagcalate a s9aa
-i.aetiaft s,r. g0lpefaa. SHfe llHridhN4ial pnf
,l..g.a ~ clsiiie 'pat. lff h,ilsiee. ltrria
lsftsf q. p..rtF D, titNr thAtA ie.art. ttf
nei y h,tid sliltrt 81 fei ~ ttiefai
utnratr. prr A,fl agsfi rs. HNi1r9ff'lf veg
Ef,itia infIadcd tne- oiprpa Sion lps aef,i'rf
y 80 Divers, psr D., IL ~. kptnri Hainr per
AZ 3a,le- Gam 0itsIni lfer %. ~ 1oN ~ 9nlc
etuub6r, far a. ~ Aorphiae. pa ~, iof
49, Oh rA.tGr Yiaehine. Ivt H9ti OH tAIpii
,,sr rallnIi ~ ~ b ~. Oh fnf1 ~ ffp.tfai ~
4, ~ Ilf lari 40. 4, ~ fftlrinf. u, 4 t.tppf
~ .s8f f.oaprs fltpl ~. Is a5e, Atin, N@ee
prss1libfion tlais. ~ cg+c ~ pf8 ffpt ~
MI, ~ y, 4sd N fiol cont az. t|n3lr rtRee hs1
srIr1S. aeIale nni iaed AZ iist Ihaytft fipla
trft.l Is ~ rlreut o. Id tilliN Il Afftgtpi
s., ,2,,r f',,.4 ~ q A t|IIs - tIlt fiff
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-04
LOCAL MARKETS.
GAZETTE orrIor, Fonr WORM. TEX

GAzErrE OFFICE, Fonr WORM. TEX,
oct 3, 1875.
The localmarkcis was characterized by more
than usual activity In the several departments
yesterday. Receipts OF every sort OF produce
were heavy, and good prices were rcalifed.
over 800 bales OF cotton were received,
bringing the figures given below
Wheat ranged from 0l 10 70ci corn 30 TO 33c,
and oats were IN demand at 20 to 22c,
Dealers are wei aupplied In cggs aud butter,
but chickens are scarce and in Big demand
Itl'hc quotations given below arc corrected
each day. aud the slightest fluctuations are
noted, hence they may be relied ON rs nc
euratc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-04
PRODUCE, PROVISIONS. LIVE STOCK.
Kansas City.
ptfot1Ugf

KANSAS CITY, Oct. -Wheat--I.owor; cash,
15Ic bid December eGic asked.
Uorn-Quict and weak; cash 3asc asked; No
MEMBER. 2Qc asked; year, 21lc asked.
Oats-Nominal; 23le asked,
LIVE STOCK
The Live Stock Indicator reports;
Cattle-Rcceipts 2S2 shipments nonei offer
ings light and market quiet; exporters. $3.50
8 40; good 10 choice shipping, 81 g0G0 20:
common to medium, ~ 40d4 ~; stockers and
feeders IS 1904 %; cows, y 25G3 25i grass
Texas steers 81 COOS 40,
YsHogs-R Receipts 1855; weaker; 5dloc lower
81 5Od3 95.
Sheep--Roceipts none; shipments, none {.
steady: fair TO good muttons, s. j0a30 90; com
mon 10 medium, 81 60as D.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-04
GRANT on STEPHENS.


Yer from tho Union General on the
confederatc vice-President.
Aagaaine of American History for
Lhpripts in fac similc Il letter from
uant. 1t Is addressed to Rev.
whitney Cleveland, formerly u
N the Confederate service, who
''ales with the letter 4 eulogistic
4 upon Gen. Grants military abili-
sach he thinks were moderated by
W. from the first and are still IN
BY both North ana South. Gen.
SETTER is as follows;
4 LORE CITY, June "a. 1eS3.-Dear
ulf letter Of the 9Th OF May, in
y lac by Gen. Longatrcet, in
4 loa ask few words from me eN-
a ny estimate OF The Int Hon.
sf u, Stephens, reached my Of
sng my absence in the West.
w time ! have been in my Office
@ four days. Finding an &C.
go 81 letters which am not yet
lie disposal OF i, NY apology
K answering you at an earlier day
Cad the pleasure of q personal
snee With Mr.. Stevens until he
Hunter aud Judge Campbell,
F headquarters At City Point
aas We last year OF the civil war
eteFer, known him well BY rep
~ insny years, and placed Il higl
eppn his character and ability
n craftsmanship. our persona
Ne Though we differed SO widel!
Ehecilng our common country
nsd TO increase my admira
- nian. As ! understand, with
q man Of large means, he -
wv irom what he could earn Z
som OF the greatest number
nih many a deserving yoans
'.gal the means OF acquiring
zion 70 give him o start in th'
w most cases,l if ] am cor
eiA,d, he has been compen'
~ generosity by seeing those
nsse idyUrs conferred doint
Rslf h,meiactor.
Public uttorances Mr. Steph
me as man who wa'
% speak his honest conyic
WV regard TO whether the,
p9pelariy received or not
liS death retained thI
his life aud characts
knew hin, increased b.
acquaintance. Very trul.
a L. :. GRASr.
ieFelaud, Atlanta, Ga.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-04

Whlsfg-Reotiacd 81 100 N. As per prooi
ssar ufsh, two fearpld. 81 1tl ~ three
yrar.aia. u ggfg 20 fancy extra Oh wAisss
So uYga %.
Wiaea-.e mret. casr 81 spai0 y, ~ i'eF gnal
liy faiANlA, per Kalivn, 9ue44 u ~; ipit y -Yf
81 .hefeg, per pglian. 81 29al Ai Maeeifa,
pe. il0n, u Ct45 %, white vine, 70 case, u ~
Aia-~sioek aie per dozen, az oQae -, port
Ctff--i iosaeatic, SIS ooS35 ~; Kog Megr
rs "a ~ - imtorcd. ~ nalDN.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-04

GALVESTON, TEN, oct, 3,-Coton-Spot
opened firm
Gross receipts i5is balesi sales $500 bales
exports none; shipments constwiHn none; rail
shipments none; stock, 3Q,SO,
Ordinary 73c good ordinary SIC; low
mlddng 0 i.lGc, mddlins . lie good mid
tliug O. idc; middllng igirp IS iGc.
No market Ia futures To- day.
Visible supply of cotton In the world ON sal
urday, Oct, 8, according 10 the New York
Chronicle, IS aA follows.
Total supply to-day, ,.,..,..,,. t.,,,.., l,20Rhs5
Sane day last year, ... ...4.,..t..+.. tNl,'Ol
Difference. decrease. t..s.,.,t..,,s.,, 2si e0t
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-04

rbsse figures show that, with tho OK
,sIon Of tobacco, butchers meat aud
'siber, every article mentioned In
,snblc was lower nc the beginning OF
x prpsent year than it was &C the be-
aaing Of 1880, and that all, without eX-
.a,Ion. arc much lower than they were
4 I'D beginning Of 1875. As TO the as
rdiae assertion that average prices
I MOI lower now than before 1850,
xen to be utterly untrue. only
Veeo, butchers meat aud leather
|n numbers above 100, while OF
rest, coffee and cotton have 81, and
N ID down TO 81. The totals of mum
! Of the seventeen articles mentioned
anly 1871, whereas in lSi5-50 1t was
4. That is to say, the average price OF
* seventeen articles NJ the beginning
a hls year was lower than 1t was in lsi5-
n Il the difference between l700and 1871.
n 10 put it in another way. Sl57l now
q bay as much OF the seyentcenarticlGs
n 'nerated as $500 would in ls45-50.
& fan from 1875 to 1850 was
E ii s2i55 to $l92i, and, since then,
year has seen further
ahe. During the present year
b ne articles sugar, for example,
4 nlccd. but wheat, cotton and other
gcS have gone on falling, aud are to-
~ lover than they have been for forty
Elaafall N the price OF sileer has kept
H9Blth that Of other products. Prior
#lS5 silver ruled steadily mt about 60
Zee sterling per ounce. To-day 1t is at
XHhpence. According TO the notation
h aed BY the Economist, this is u fall
8alOO tO73, which is no greater than
hll in tea, fax, copper and cotton
and fur less than that in sugar,
Il, copper, iron and lead. Silver,
8Rlore, Ms mere bullion, is stu an
able standard of value, notwith-
#ning its depreciation as compared
Is gold, since its purchasing power
bins about as great as it ever was.
easurcd by its power to purchase the
aares of life, the value OF gold IL
HM BY our table to have increased
y be still increasing. Whether this
seds from the growing scarcity OF
as some say, or from the greater
ndsnce Of all other commodities, as
sed by others, is immatcrlal. The
Iemains that, relatively to other
X s. gold is getting dearer and dearer,
n u commands more and more OF
Fittings in exchange. The result is
ander the gold standard, every man
owes money OF who sells goods has
.Ne more, while the man to whom
vi Isl owed or who buys goods geti
Fly the difference between 100 ano
Tan he would under the silyel
II Hlu
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-04

setr YeRn titt. - nHf- 'fpisr .
.gbgar.~s,s6i .uni o1tiYn
..,.Ir'i SIC, htr ~ f1ucta NJ att -,
~ ~ eae ..r s;3alS
v. ~ $50. l3af-Hbrl f.t
va "a s AKA. sif8r< ans fair "
L...i 81 ittt' rt8ti ~
M * al f.in tittalpf etlttf
,as a8r f1sf llef 10
n. \. NJ sis ta efTa
t.t 81 4lsio ciUfi.le iit
y, s'tt W Z ICY t " l,Afff lttf1t
att
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-04

Il lofl 90 grecn yeas, gltfi Eooscherles. s. 81
= tfgi rtsroegflcs, 81 Si@ w rNstcfs. Wn
wciEat, r., - its Z ~, 81 " hght weight :
D., N)ci n, y 10; sslnon, ! 81, 81 %4l -, 2
D.. S-----, mAcSctci. ~. iicA,Si ~, eAr,ilnVt,
American, * % case, i'niaris I, SUP nen 4 ~
case Strawberries, =. 81 t0 b.ackhtrgics,
~ S9; fretn gages, lso, Easlc oonacnsed
milk s. ~.
Soap.-is 1tl3 per case.
Rag yiOE-ln Standard. ll,c, liHs lie
lits--AftcW and uctia. So.
tlrur--lse patent 81 V2 pr ~ p & Jstenti
" "A ptr 10 ~ tt,rii Eradr. " 10 nei' 400 -
fuurih sfatg, 81 "a pgt leo ~. NUfe meal,
pcr hushcl, 9hi, liomtOa AND yrits per
hth. - A1i Oatmeal iicr halt bill, IS "a,
cracked whtat, pvr n Sc. rracNCrs \ nndA. 2
MN SOFIA, eic; ctcAun, Sc; sN,ser snaps, ,ls !,
Sunddc - .afth, a. capdies. ish aoSes, ialci
haivcs-- qdsices ~ sstiek candy ,s4 ltiy; tNncS,
u - fi rvpe. IS eaais. 81 rottVns Use. hatying,
uQpoffct. I b pyr hce IiH'sius, hNcr, SAN
Nidgr ctaa M lie. aAci Missollfh m'A Vinegar,
rs ~ loc, OeucVu fntVu lyg, ~ tuttN IUsS,
eaeci. ~ pef gall Jfock., liAsfr, iA' aer
Eal iried prathcs. az ifc. indigo, 90 n. iiiue.
iAN aMAA v1ucirn. tNitnitn's mustard q "
ga 30 i1rvp. hitrgstuHi, Imported, iif hs
NurJiraa. la ieiy. ifloENis, t,fO Auens, ~ ~
dsSen Vol puckets 8 90 do4en. lNnesns 81 q
A dozen, hril,ant Oh, hils. isc; hupiun
dN,, N.ui du,i w cAice, ~ Ni ngiiliantlk cNaOs,
S. % la,, T. opsre 81 81. i,Akins pVNdlis,
hulk, ~ lic; " vanssi iAg2 HN
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-04
GOLD.
,,crsasirg value Of tho Precious
~ AFotsi.


New York sun.
~ declinc since 1875 IN the prices OF
staple products Of human indus
snd the correspondingly Increased
~ "a the standard, gold, Ny which
Wy nre measured, are shown Ia the
'orine, taken from tho London Econo-
' sss Economist starts With the prices
psaIng articles of commerce IN the
,len market for The SIX years pre-.
N 1850, The year when the
,ppplios OF gold began to pro-
heir ohoct. Calling the average
On this period or each article I00,
ssootes the relative pficc OF that arti-
ss thc beginning OF each subsequent
N a number which beers corre-
s.ing relation to 100 Thus, Il cpffec
6et "a average Of 10 pence per pound
~ lst5 to 500 and ut It's pence Janu-
1875. its nunlDerN0uld be 100 Tor the
y, ee,dod aud i78 nt The later date. The
s.rll ol this method OF computation Is as
.f,u-S
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-04

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~. Short clear dry naii sie. y.
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sles bi1f,bhls No J.. IS 20 50. (, a ~ 3Nei
h,.rrln,,a iier box. tff0; cod iishi ae
fari-iiff6cs 7lc, 4a eahel ~ li@ ems,
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isicr-.i O1isiana. % " ", nsN
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