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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-10-26
FOR SALE.
HA1D sysRE AND CUTLERY.

= w. NAILS,
Late Of Peske & Nalis
DEALER IN
HARDWARE. CUTLERY. PAINTS, OIL, GLASS,
BUILDING MATERIAL, &C.. &c.
:. +. corner King aud Washington sts
agent for NETlNS & cos READY MIXED
PAINT, AND DAVIS, CHAMBERS g. cos.
PURE WHITE LEAD.
~ Goods delivered to . arts of the city free
OF charge p. o. Box 299. feb27-tf
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yTlRGINIA: At Rules held in the Clerks office
Y Of the Circuit Court of the city Of Alexandria
OH the 7th day Of October, 1880.
James Hill
/ In cnanccrJ.
Cyrus N. Fisher.
Memo. The ojcct of this suit is to obtain a de-
cree for the sale of two mules and one horse be.
longing to the defendant and attached in the
hands of William p. Wcolls, to satisfy the plain
titf's claim.
The defendant, Cyrus N. Fisher, not having en-
tered his appearance and given security according
to the act of Assembly, and the rules Of this
Court, and it appearing by affidavit that
he is not Il resident Of this State: 1t is Or
dered, that the said defendant appear here with
in one month after due publication of this order,
and do what is necessary to protect his interest
in this suit and that copy of this order be forth
with inserted in the Alexandria GAZETTE, Il news
paper published in the city of Alexandria, once a
week for four successive weeks, and posted at the
front door Of ttc Court House of this city.
A copy teste: JOHN S. BEACH. Clerk:
]. K. NJ. Norton, p q. octI-w3w
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Successor 10 Pcnkc l. Nalls),

:AM'2S (! ,hH.,IE ): SONS,
+
~ .,3 GlNG STREET
Alex = naiA. NlEG1N !:
Hhn,.sai.. ,;,',, :,ctGi! Dealers Il.
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
,il!crs. hardware, Locks, Hinges -ci"ws
Daor;;,its !atchos, &c, Saddlcry, Hard~Sre,
D:;.;ic f!its, Buckles, Rings, Hames, &c, &c,
WhcclwrighI2' Hardware. hzlcs, Rims, llubs,
syokes, &.'@@d Fellows, Tire Iron, &C., Pocket,
Tablc Carving ::nd Butcher Knives, &c, Guns.
p:e:c;s. &c. { fu! aud complete stock OF ir2..
;.. goods sey i. store and seld S! lowest ::sh
:~t.... .us1?
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DRUGGISTS AND CHEMISTS.
n. W. Corner King snI Washington street.
Dealers in Patent Medicines, Drugs, Cigars .G'
Cigarettes, Fine Tooth Brushes. Nail Brushes,
German and Domestic Cologne, Hair Brushes,
Spongcs, Flesh Straps, &c. Especial care given 20
prescriptions. ihn2S-tI
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GARDEN TOOLS, in sets and separate pieces,
" in great variety, wholesale and retail, at SS
King, corner of Royal street. Prices very low.
ap2S J. T. CREIGHTON & SON.
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T EA & PERKINS, WORCESTERSHIRE Sauce,
~ also cheaper Sauces, good, for sale by
sep1O J. G. MILBURN.
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L'OR SALE.-A PHAETON BUGGY in good
1 order, will be sold low for cash. Apply at this
office oc2O-tf
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E7OH SALE.-A VERY DESIRABLE CORNER
L OF, about - by 1O2 feet, at bargain.
For particulars apply to
HUFTY & DYER,
Real Estate auh Insurance Agents 1901 street,
Eashin gtoD, u. c. oc24-1Ot
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S. E. cor. King and Washington sts.
To,onbone No d my24
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HOUSEFURNIsHING GOODS
Jumb0KnoCked Outat Crack

Having bought more heavily this Season than
heretofore it is my intention to show ard prove to
the citizens of Alexandria. and surrounding coun-
lies that
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TOUVIN'S BEST GENUINE hlD GLoVEo'
y for 25 cents, at
aug5 AMOS -. 9LA LAhon =.
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I1HE UNION BATHlNG suIIs' complete IN
one garment, for sale BY
20 AMOS B. SLAYMAKER.
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JELLIES.
a FULL LINE OF CHOICE JELLlEs received
tn dav bv raug12l j. C. MILBURN.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-27
Huiiding msusr1al

LutEHAN-Rougn iumpsr, boxing. y incntt
aud under, lIat~olass, SIS stripping, Hxt, VS.
boxing and nooring, clears, 90. thiok clear
II and X, "a; rough lumber, second elna
~: ioiBt aud Hoantllng, cullh, tlfio.
arDIEG--Riret common white pine, w o.
second do, $3.50. third do, S25: poplar, 20 a.
n g, native pine y; US; 40 y. go; native
DAEzBED demonstrating n inohss and
under, IS Q18N 90 do Lxs, 20 OD0G 90
Eoantling, joint or any common lumo9l
81 O0eT OK boxing over "a inches. W ~
o. 90: thick clears, "a 10 and 2, sc D1GA bf
second clRhA any kind. ~.
DRnssHD AHD n ATcuHp FLooAIHa-Eifu
class, g2s: second Glass, e7LbJ.
WHITE PINE FUHElhIiINa Lu1rhHn--lAi ~
and inch white pine, g5V, inon DO, 30
UKILIHo--BEADEn on FLAtH--Elfnl cnlu
mon white pine, ~ ~; I'd do. IN 1910 DO, so
poplar, y, al6 80; poplar, Il, Es2-5Doth "
native pima, 81. Bt5; DO, X, so.
POPLAR LykBAhs-lA, ~, Ana inoh' ~
sHIEsI.ns-whits pins A. o. DO GnAdsd A
tlB. do extra No, !, t2.5g cypreag. best, an
ffand, 8; do No. 2, tA75; 90 MOI ., FJIs9 natifi
HaWed hozFt, 81 Enps. 81.
PIuirun.-White pine. dressed ana headfd
nqunTs g dat, q yellow pine 40 ~ IAlh
ilrxH, CrnrHHT, Eru.-IAms, AuKtin, 3
pgT bbi. O0inent. louisville or n0nsn0la, - z
Ger Dbl; Portland, % per Dbl. PiAltsI Paris
EsW York or hiohizAns u Per DOL flaaas
b naI0E .-FirSprooL also pssN
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-27
arooe1ea.

HnA1n-HugAr cured MANS, Is{u,H n. q. q, n,
Beeon' ll9aci B. Cbacon, sac. $50, dry salt,
FmH--BAoksrel. ION kits, No, ], u.oO, 40.
= ts1 bali bills, No, ], a6OH No, 2, et5o;
White nHh, No. l, hif bbla. t6tO No, 2, c8,26;
Dried behring's, per box, COO. God nsh, 90,
S1n cans, s1So,; Ion cans, SNc; o. cans. eSio'
oCgYEE.-COmmon 100; Ordinary, loHei
tair lies prime RIO nho; fancy, Ho; old
TEA-Imperiai, tbSS0; gunpovdSr, 6OaTo
sueAn-Flno powdered, bhls, Sko., do,
standard 7sfe.i Louisiana GranulEled, - !,
standard a. 5No.; choice white, 10. yellow
RIoE-Louisiana, 1910,
s1Er-Ooarpo, III bsgu,s q. asSl.to nns In
bags -; lake, In nat hoop bbln., E2.lo
apples, atandard, Jl.gi; Peaches, standard,
lbu,, gl.e1, 8 lba., e2,25ba50; seconds, IA
$3.50 ms, PIC; Tomatoes, standard. 2 IA
gl.oo' HeSonds' na;,--s ne, g. SOP Greer
berries, N.&al.t0; Raspbsrrios, gl.OGl,05
oysters, full weight, n, alb; n. e2iO, Ugh
weight M ESQ., h..2. n.aO salmon , =
iOSfGo; sardinoa. American, gI.O6 eaSs
imported, elS006bl 40 case, Strawborrios,2 b,
n.tS--e~; BlaokeSrriss sl,go; Green gagst
tl.Soi basle 0ondsnEsd milk, S.0; oroWn
BAETNa PowpHR.-silyer Loaf, 40 cant
Per doEen, soe+ IN. do. u %! IN, do, " 80
| Sfn. do. a.; bm. do, Sl2.
| hUNDRIls.-Btnroh, tAc. BoAp, commoi
| ego. German olive, SO. Candles, null boxes
/ lb1fc. halyoe. Q, ouRrtaru. o, Indigo, $50 Z
| Bluelng, s0dl,gO dozen. COlemRn'a mustard
/ q. t0GbSb.50 doNen. Ahcoaruni, imported, lboh
| American, Ol.0Q box. BuohstA, two hoops
/ SlO0 dosen.wel buckets, e400 doaen, Bruoml
| el.Tb19.2odoHon, Brilliant oil, bills, lpc.; Nv
! piou, do, nc; do, IS cases. q 20, Brilliant
rs canes, q 20, do, LILA caHea, - 0s,
FLoUn - bianard'A Royal Patent, %
| y Dbl; HAokH, Is COG p 100 "a, No, Texl
nor 100 lbs. q 70, No asa, No VI 70. Corn me-
per buHhel, $50; Hominy and grits, = bib
IS 90; Oatmeal. v hall bbl. q 25 CTacka
wheat y D, 60. Crackers \ Rods, o5f'
xxx soda, &C.; orahm &c.. ginger 7nRp
$40. lemon creams, 6do.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-27

ern horse shoe malta, No, 4, 500, No, 0, 2sc 10.
Q, 49,, No, !, 2ic., No, 8, ADO, "LAkeh' do No
1, do, No. D, $50. No, O, 4lo, No, u 10, No,
laoi Auaabls do. No. 4, tbo., No. 0, 2to,, No. T.
nc. No. 7, 1896, No. 4, lbu,
ANEB-K X, por doAsn, ~ b0olQ p0l LAKES
~ O09H b0, Haekennaok. 81 hQoJ " boy'u,
handled, 10 h0abS 81.
REFlti0ERATOTs.--H o, I Gilman, tlU
No. 2, do, els bOi No. do, Sni No. q dos
No, o do. ~
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES chains, ~ per
pair, tta7o, pillow Aineleirooa per dOn., ~
pillow douhletrooai Per doHen on ttoek
wood screws, % and ~ per cent, on; l. 4 oaal
door butts. A and 10 per cont on cut and
timed tauku, ~ per cont Ou cones millAs y
on: carriage bolts, % and 10 per cent ont
pillow bolts, 50 per cent. OF pioos tin ware.
~ per can't. on deep stamped WAfs, BY Per
cent of: shallow stamped ware, 81 PET oshti
nm fspnnusd ware ~ Nnr Nanf ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-27

Twelve months clip, light, nns ana msd
um lAel0: ine heavy 10 light nWl8. ell
mopths, aBl8; fall, hno heavy, l0el2 fail
light, hne and medium, 1916 oOarat
Gai2.
H1DEs-Hu. heavy nint. dry = D isc; No.
heavy flint, dry, y y LEX No. 1 light nint
10: No. 2, light fint, y b 6c' bulls Rnc
heavy. damaged, a n Z; calf skins and badly
damaged, D n a6e6c; green, sailed, sound, v 4
bo butchers, green, y 70 bhc.
Hides nom fallen cattle generally bought
'nA,n bringing about 10 when weighing
over 10 pounds each. Whom sold on Heiec
tton they bring from 100. 10 lfc. according q
grade. but generally grade No. 2 II will
therefore be 70 the Interest OF the stochmeu
10 sell them "nHt.h
PELrRTEA-D Deer skins, p 70 lbDlE. ante.opi
skins, = n l0al8o. goat HkinA, each, lOaa2t
sheep pelts, according 70 amodnt Of wool
9loo up; EhoarlingH, according 20 amount Oi
wool, SDiQ Mexican sheep polta, Sploe'
Mexican sheep peits, improved, il9l2c; her
lean shsep theariingH, %.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-27

BAR IH0h, " sg.--norwny, Sci no. ~ ,
sheet iron, sc. No. n q eaeet iTons t5fei
gnlvauised shset iTOn, sB95fo.; 10, y y soda,
lie: No x do, lbc; 1jxl5 roofing TN, - y
timers wire. ~ per csut on upnera htoch
festy pr cent on; cooE HIOver eltn WAIa
80 6tfj13 W, do, will Trimmings, ~ Ol2y w.
WOOD Work. Wagon R1iQ1. buc.t,tl W
tongues. eooSti %: aiugletreo4, 81 bolatrit
8)c.f spoksu " 1903 lo fellOes, g. go "
DoubletTeea, " 1sDf O1l meek Jokes = W.
. 30, pl0W beams ~ ft15c., pillow nalndle4i n u
02Bgs handles, tl1t1,1 ~.
NAILS. q % koe. basis lQds-BuEdsn hoIns
ah0o per kog, - ~, Perkins do y ~; NhlAf
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-27

WHuxT-RAotined q ll0lhe, a. PER PROOF
soar unAsh, one year OLD, y 81 two ysAil OF
a. D0G2 ~, three jean old " b.9ffti LAnf
extra old Whiaky t4BE,
Wrnn5--Clarsi oase,ss BOGlDg0. - per o1n.
gtyi OaiAEba. per gallon, 70 u 81 ron, " -
pr gal. q co., W White vine, In CASES
Si.s-etook Als. par dos. y Oosz %. Ports
Per do1.. n U982 ~.
CHInpAaRs--8. n. knmm q Co.. Extrl
Dry, gsO O1oe6 ", Heldalok, ~ beaHet, " w
y " Krne. u beakat 81 glssg ~ Domesn "
rnhii payne. 81 p08lt W. Geo. 6ouleii eAG
DIV, plntA, ~ %.
BoTTI.ND REEH--Lemp,a quarts, ~ W pt1
~ co. BudWeinor quarts 90 W pknN ~ y
frlaDk1f beer quarts. gy " pinN ~ y
9chlitE Milwaukee, quArta - " pini1 W "
Anthony q Huhn'h ats ll2Ou, pinu W be
n Clku6ou q bonfe onssDpAgne DseIi uuArl
u2 0o, psns n3Si FAiEs 1nNAuhssI qeArti
all5A
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-27

Bark, Cinnamon Per p IA. Peruvian - "
HOrB1, ltc. Hi-oaroCLnt1 Of Soda klrg la
- ogpperaa. tsA Cinohinotia. par o. bt
ca. Caetils aoap, per r inElg. Cream tartaE
q. r., par 10 AJ.tta. Chalk, lumpt pr u 90
la.ioffei, y. a W, 7sgtf Engiiah, per ID, bot.
ne Included. b5si %. ChloTal Hydrate, per y
o 5Jai -. CnlOrot0fm. per ID Bgttie ineiud
Doyers, Per ~ ff 70. EpsdIu aeitAs pr ~ -
~ Gum OPIUM per 10 4 VI Gam an
plior, per III 1ss3A. Eorphihe, PEI o. q -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-27
Chicago.
PRODUCE.

CHICAGO, ILL, Feb. 28.-FlOur-
Dull and weak.
Wheat--Active, but weak and lower,
opened to lc lower, rallied c, de-
ciined 10 ,fluctusted and closed sclower;
February 74l@75lc. closed 74sc: March
74l@75,c, closed ale; May 79!@s0ic,
closed sole.
Corn--In fair demand and a shade
lower, but the market closed sc higher
than yesterday; cash 37s@3SC; Febru-
airy 37.@S7lc, closed 37lc March 80
@374c, closed SIZE; May 40@4lc,
closed 40sc.
PROVISIONS.
Pork-Fair demand and advanced 10
tOIl2@c, but receeded again; cash. Sl2.65
@l2 40; March Sl2 62l@l2 70; May
ST. s2!@S12 %.
Lard Quiet; cash So s7l@6 80;
March So S7i@6 90; May s. 05G7 O7}.
Bulk Meats-lu fair demand; shout
ders 81 70G94 so; short ribs So so;
short clear So 6O@6 20.
LIVE STOCK.
Drovers' Journal reports:
Hoga-Receipts $1,000 steady and
unchanged; 81 25G15 o.
Cattle-Receipts 5000; slow and
weak; inferior grades lower; 1880 "a
1850 pounds 81 90@5 50; 1900 to 1886
/ pounds S. SOFAS 90; Texans s. 1904 IS
Sheep-Receipts 5OOO;a for good
general market very dull; inferior TO
medium So 0O@3 %; good 10 choice
So 50@3 %; extra lambs 50 90.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-27
uounng s,ra0ues.

Potatoss-IrlKn. per buEnel, 81! barrel
q %. onions, Per ~, RED @ p. yellow g y 2
Bsanh. n. r. meg, bbh., te.i lafgs
lima &c., ANAL ruttari &c. flpAAet
medium par bbi., g o. small, per bhl-s -
half bb. med. - 80. Half hhl., small. Is ~
ClleGaa, hall cream, U5fc tfuu ereanl y
FsauutE, I0c Citef. haifbnl., IS ~ Cab
bage per 10, IN crate, e..
pouIFnH-h s22J % 50 Per do@sn
voting chickens. q 25G1 20 Turkeya % - D
each as1E9. u 81 81 o. DUCKS, q bQ4f ~
fa(ie--for dokon y l11.<c,
ygssh county batter, choice, iD1JGsoc-
Creamery .EJes7s<e.i ola butter bolbe.i Olso
margarine, ID
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-27

Burnitufe--i5sadHt9adH iInltntlon NnlE ~
eaah, IA kcDs ~ AL walnut, " b0Gl0 ~ ChAAIl
wood seat, . dos, 81 1907 % cane ana raltAi
esat, d Co.'S 00s cane aeaii dining w Wo1Q "
Cihilda and rockers, u O0Ail 90 Large ROCKING
f2o U0cs0 90 camp and rockers, each. " Io9
800 hirrOfa, arch topa y dos slWDls y
Tables, round, B2D0G,Sbg. fall Leaf, tlyyet ,.
aafeS. eaoh, 81 lSq5T O1 Hur0ana, ~ by11J -
WAah stands, 81 l1a1b ~. bBd aprinEni % 100 "
Baby carTiageA, ~ B19D
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-27
Gaivetton.

Galveston,
GALVESTON, Feb. 26,-Spot closed
quiet.
Groes receipts, 352.
Shipments cosstwise, 929.
Stock 3l,097
Ordinary, 3.l6c; good ordinary 10
Sl6c; low middling, l0lc; middling,
l0ic; good middllng, lie; middling
fair, lllc.
Futures opened easy, ruled steady
and closed quiet but easy, at to 5
points lower than last quotations.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-27

New YORK.

New YORK, Feb. 26.-spOt closed
quiet Lice up.
Sales 23l.
Ordinary 9lc; good ordinary l03c;
low mIddling II 7-l8c; middling lltc;
good middling II l5-l6c; middling
fair l2lc.
---EEzs.nres closed easy TO points
lower.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-27
TIE GAZETTE: FORT WORTH TEXAS FRIDAY, FEBRUARY a.

. to 10 points lower; moderately act
i've sales, 2l00 bags; March 81 so,
April 81 6o@7 65; May s. IS.
Sugar-Dul; refined steady, con.
ieolioners' A Sc; powdered DC; cubes
6,@0 5.i6c.
Molasses- Steady with fair demand.
Tallow--Quiet and easy.
Turpentine--Sll GS9c.
Pork-Dull.
Beef--Qulet.
Cut Meats Dull.
Lard - Lower; spot S. 90@,7 y;
March 81 1907 -; April S. 276D7 rs;
May s. 3s@7 81.
LIVE STOCK.
Beeves-Recelpts carloads; no re.
ally poor or strictly prime steers Of
tered the extremes were S. 30(a6 25 +;
the offerings OF both city-slaughtered
and Chicago-dTessed beef were large /,
trade dull at s. 50@1 80 for city and
81 00@9 90 for western.
Sheep-Receipts GOO. Market dull
and weak for all except for top grades
sheep 81 25@6 19l lambs 81 S7l@
. 90; dressed mutton ST. COOS 90
dressed lambs steady at 81 00G0 10.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-27

sitnHtarn Texas cattle al hDout tnree, and
BouthoTn and Cen trnl Texas STOCK cattle ~
about two dollars Per head lssh thhn thf
above quotations..
The above priosa are for herds Of 1000 head
aud upward ~ best North Texas eatue de-
Uyerod on tine trail.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-27

Liverpool.

LIVERPOOL, Feb. 26,-Spots closed
steady.
Ordinary 8 ID good ordlnary5 ll-l6d;
low middling Cd; middling uplandE
Gid: middling orleans 3-l6d.
Total sales 10000 bales.
American GOO.
Imports 10, 200
American 10000.
Futures closed barely steady wi Tia
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-27
now orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, LA, Feb. 26.-Spots
closed steady,
Sales 1850 bales.
Low ordinary 3.l6c; ordinary
9 slice good ordinary 10 $3.50; low
middling 10 7-i6c middling 10 1870;
good middling 10 1870; middling fair
He; fair ll2c.
Futures steady at TO Spoints lower.
sales A.. 500 bales.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-27
tarAin aud ReedatuHa.

wheat, chuiCs, IS 10 soc, medium, 1897
corn. t5w50o hay, loose hom tht Wsgou
" O0Gs ~ per ton bale hay, Is 0Al0 Go
bran, zoo, per 100; chops, u 00Dl % psr
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-27

PRODUCE.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Feb. 26-Flour-
Easier and not lower.
Wheat-Lower. unsettled and very
weak, closing ll@lso below yesterday;
No. 3 red s9l@S3lc cash; $50 Febru-
AIRY aad March; s7s@SSs &c May, closing
at lowest figures.
Corn-A shade lower; 36lc cash and
February; $3.50 March; 873@37ic May.
Oats-Slow and unchanged; sole bid
cash; 81 o May.
Whisky-Steady at 81 IL.
Corn Meal-Firm at 81 %.
PROVISIONS,
POrk-Sl3 90.
Bulk Meats-Long clear 6 20@6 soc;
short ribs SO@6 45c; short clear 55
8 zoo.
Bacon-Loug clear 6 Csc; short ribs
7(97 10c; short clear Z 20(G7 25c.
Lard--8 1000 SOC.
LIVE STOCK.
Cattle-Receipts 1900 steady with
good demand; exports S. zoos 90 ;
good 70 choice IS BOOB 65 common Ia
medium 81 l5@5 90; butchers steers
81 00@4 60 COWS ana heifers So 00@
4 co; corn.fed Texans 81 0094 go.
Hogs-Receipta $500; steady at s. 40
GA 80.
Sheep--Receipts 100; quiet; COM
mon to medium So 50@3 %; good 10
choice So 5000 90; extra 81 %.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-27
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TIE Science ~ ISie should ~ rend ~ ~
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iOr relief ~ win benent ALL lof.stp1, 4e,s..,
There n no member ~ eocisty " Whoie 80
Science 81 LIFE VIII mol - useful, gllesi.i
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IN CHANGE.
Active Yesterday The
-, = vas Confined to q
~ Leading Blocks.
The Grain Markets Con-
~ Tbsir Downward Move
.,,--Provisious Firm


FINANCIAL.
,oRE, Feb. 26.-Government
with an advance Of in
1Sds rather weaker ON mod
ness.
= market was feverish and
tst with q tendency towards
,,istlons. 1t is generally
mat the two most promi-
IA hear houses have recent
= AZ nosition. The total sales
= Iar5e To-day there were $40
I'D but OF to days business
IA contributed over AZ per
.ssswana as, l65, st. Paul
.,lhwest A, 700 shares.
.rspjng, prices were to ! per
Than they closed last even
The early dealing there was
i,ellne of about per cent.
70 followed by a
N which the early
recovered and at the end
hour In most cases the quo
n higher than the opening
lnthe last hour a portion of
ses was again lost, but the
ally closed steady TO strong,
nally l to per cent. lower
srdsy afJern Don.
"a great excitement in the
pwd at the opening. One
Il at 49, and at the
NJ brokers were taking
the opposite side. 1t rapidly
n 10 ISL and continued weak
Al 7Sl@733 on reports that
eg who had undertaken to
terminal bonds of the com.
a not been successful.
snent was subsequently de-
in the afternoon u rally took
In closed at T3s, q decline Of
n. Northwestern, although
flower at the opening at 95s
In below these figures, and on
nsactions was strong nearly
sling in the afternoon Mt 97s.
last hour It fell Off and
d net gain of &. There was q
avy trading in Lackawana,
{ opened per cent lower at
lined 10 1881, rallied TO 104s
len sold down to 1921
midday. The price began
We up shortly before
a with very slight reactions
q tOadvsnce until it reached
he last hour. II then broke TO
Died tO1n43, the highest price
Ay, aud closed at lO4 a loss Of
.ht. Delaware & Hudson sold
d s?l aud closed at SOL, eX-
fi. jersey Central was
b.. lower, at 3s2 on light sales,
brk Central shows a loss OF b,
BE Shore is lower, Union
j. and Western Union and
lle q Nashville are per cent.
hd the other stocks lostsmaller
MONEY,
YORK, Feb. 26.-Money l@2c;
He; prime mercantile paper
sfling exchange bankers bills
n S9I; sight 81 s6l.
EXCHANGE.
ORLEANS, LA, Feb. 26.-Sight
on New York steady $50
premium; sterling exchange
bills steady at 81 s34.
SNENT AND RAGLROAD BONDS,
YORK. Feb. 2G.-The follow
the Official closing quota
the New York Stock exchange
nOon, as compared with thost
fdav,