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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-10-23

SEo. 10. For the purpose Of voting person
shall be deemed to have gained q residence by
reason OF his presence. lost IL by reason OF his
absence. while employed in the service. either
civil OF military. Of this State, or Of the United
States or on the high seas. nor while a student
or any institution Of learning. nor while kept in
roor house, ,-or other asylum at public expense,
while confined in public prison.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-10-23

(the same being the Tuesday next following the
first Monday ot said monthly At which time State
and County officers will be elected as follows:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-07

.iTESpxp- Roagn iuniDeT, pcxiIE ~ iraf,
cod up6nr, nINl-clR0s, fla stripping. 5ttR slS
boxing aud tDoring. claaia, ssd: thick clear
lM AND ~, ga; rough lnmDot, second QlaH
Sl5: ioint and ecantlinE, cullE, 81 20.
HIpINu--Pi1Rt common white Pine, $40 90.
second do, S25,51; third do. cs5; poplar, fsa
" ~ native pine " us; 60 4, so; Dsi We
rouRh, $3.50.
pDEseKp LuhBEE-- HOzins lgineAss ana
nader, SIS 00eT 60 40 SsJs, Ws 00a47 co.
soanfllng, lOtgt or any Oommoa limit
e25 O0SeT so. boxing over ~ innhG., E}0g
" 50. thick cieRrH, Ia toll and a. Sr9 WAs. bO,
zAconn claAh. Hly kind. "a.
DhHBFEp AID ArCHEp FLoONiHa--U
CLASS, B2s: BecOnd ClRss, e22.5J.
WHIrEPINE FuRNIaHIuo LuNSKr--ih !
aid inch white pino, ~; inch do, 90.
CEILIHG-- BEApKD OR PLAgS-7Firei %,
mon white Pine, ", f3. "a do, Ss7,51,$i &c, R36:
poplar, ii, SO U0i1l7.tS, poplar, III, Ea1.sl6Sf9
nRtiYDpiu7 -, as do, y, 90.
POPLAR I.tH 8Bu.--l<, ~, and ipeE'
do Inch, t5J.
sHTNdLEs-- Wnite pine a. ~ 40 snsisG
ft.2S, do eItrA No. l, $50 pypreE bsst, ~
t1and, s.; do NO. 2, SA2b; do ND.s, gl.bl pau
sawed heart, u; sapE, ".
PIOKETs.-W hits pine, drsftgd nn1 Eas14
cquaro or nat, q yellow pins 90, 81; at
cS t04of 20.
LINZ, OsixER7, Rru.--Iane, Austin,
per Dbl. Cement, Louisville or HosennIs, 81
por BILL, Portland, IS pof bhl. Plaster Parl,
How YORK or AinnigRu' W per bbL Pisifs
snIns.-.Tireproo s7sc per %
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-07

40 tteoc, a5b -NUINaJ sN
,hsst ileu, $9SO No " 4 shosi mpp, W
gAlyanised shost lrno IA; go. No. ), +sod
i7oI NO. y DO, lbn.; 2lT28 roonng Tn els
90 o. iArI0 and l0Ilf pet, do, =. Z @G u
tlnneI'h wire, ~ per cont. 90 inner ntpc
iorty por cent. on; ooot atovN slth wnrt
$40 psD.1 Uyi do, with trintalngh, st HdJ
WOOD WORK. WEgon nrlee, NO, s4G
topgucn, glcf2sl %, ming etyeqa, w holsLsr
no; Gpokos e77bag o.. fslicas, " s6sagg
puubletrces, ca 1904 %; neck yoEee, o. utA
400, plDW beAtus, tOset6c,, pillow candles, =
&2D1; handles 81 7b@a q.
snoo, per foz, % Is: Perkins do. o. 30. walk
ern borE0 shoe nails, No, 4, SOC, No. ., 2toa n
q, no, No, Z, 2io.. No. o, 900. lakes" do.l
4, $50, No, o, 2fc.. No. q, 2So No. 7, 40, No,
lpc.i Ausnblo DO. No, 4, 40. no o, 40, No.
no, No. 7, $780,, No. 9, mo.
A1EA-H.h.. per dOzsu, ~ yle9ly ~, LaEs
W O0ees " Hnckentnch, % bOoDfH ; SDF
REFKfC.EsATots,- -No 1 ClimaI. fl7p
10. 2, DO, slsD; No. do, s2Si No. dosN
Mo. . do. Eis
MfscFLIlANEous--Tr onslns, "a o
oaiI. ta7o.. pjow singledosa, per doA 81
bells, 81 per cent. Oh door locks, g 8Hs
wood Sorrows, o. aud 10 per cent. od l. ca
door butts, N and 10 Per cont. on cut o.
unDed tankg, 20 per oeili. ONT oOiisa toiiik
por cont. oil; blind hinges, 80 and ~ par osl
on: carriage bolis, ~ aud 10 per cont. o.
pillow bolts, 10 per cont. OH; piecs TN wa
~ per oBnL Oh deep Htampsd ware, ~ p
cant. on. shallow stamped wara, 80 psy ~
ou; ispannad ware, 70 par osutor
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-07

ssArl SNgsr Vnred nMu,a. ~ 500
SIseoop' iSae' & ceaoon, SSio. ,A,CS dgJ- salt
EIsS;-Nsqgg rsi, lpn Kit, 40. 4. n@ n.
z, 40 tar bhls,, No. 4, tSCC; 81. 4 al sa
Shiie nse, no. I. nlt. bbla 1910 No. 2, o. ~
iIie9 he,tinst, pst oox, tOS Cod nBhi Is
"a = p--l iarcts, SIC; ~ Aoo iOr canE az I;
si z. rsslaA, ssto. 100 cars, SIC, 81 e0as, slio
,0 SoI ~ ,-s2Se%sa lCe. ordlnAs, 1910
glynrrr1snt Java 9Sc.
TEA.-lralsy!0 .,5'gv5, EanPosdsr, @0't,
SuGAA-f1ne powdered, b5ls- skG; a..
hAi ebis., esso,,. cut loaf. $40; graduated
ciAl..isra re, Louisiana formulated - :.
ssAIaaniu a. so' choices white, 1c' ySnov
RtcE-L ouinlaus, e1yo
sALr-Coarse, Ia hags,. 81 .Scsel.s0 ana N
D',ks, -; laEa In nAt hOor bblB., s2.i0
CANNED Goopo.- -Friuse Der aoNen Pine
nrples, slandasd sltN roschas, stsucard,
Der Ills . !og., ti,.5ia2.iS seoondr, ~,
sl.SE re-, llg; ronatoea stsndard, 3 Nu
corn, Sil0el,ss, Green PEGS, N.6S noese
horrles, N,SGlS9i ttaspbsrrle. l.N0l.6s f;
oysters, fall weight, n. si.lb; 20. e9lO lish
tl.sssiyO: ! b. s---~---..--. MaossrSl, ! a..
l%GL.Ci Sarsiiuea American, $3.50 oase'
imported, qlS.oodNlf.tC case, Strawberries q. f,
N.tQss~sS; BlacknGrIieo, N,9O; Grsgn gngaa
M.tei Eagle CONDENSED mil6 Es,5O crown.
t7.l5 SWlaa, B6.5O,
BAKING foWnEH.---eilyes Loaf 40 cans,
IN. DO, ca, b1, do, Gl2.
SUaDaiKS sharon, t5&o sanp, common
ssic; CHAIRMAN olive, $40. Candles, null boa
ln5fo; Ealven, O. quGltsra. @, IadiAo. SIC 70.
Rluoing, H0eel.0U dozen, OulesnAn's mustard,
al.l0t9y5.oO doneu. Naccaroni. imported, ItcN;
American Sl.lD bnS. NnGEs;s. iva hoOps.
$40 dosan,we ~ buck ga, fl.0l dozen Brooins
Sl.T0tSE.2od oEoA, brilliant oil, bols., lDc., Eu
plon, do, 2ac.; DO, 30 GEses. 50 30 brilliant,
20 canes. 50 30. do, l-l2 canoS, sos,
FLOUR - Stauard'n Royal PaINuL t6 81
y Dbl; sSoka, 81 oUfa v l0O CO.. NO. raKAs
por Ouahel, Csc, kOmlng and gIits, Y bhl
s. ": ostDa0l v Eali obl,, % IS. Crack OF
wnesl, y n. &c; CfacdorG 4 Anda, go
MAX todt, 1o.i ortes POI aitgsr VnApS
s4So. 'en1On oIvains. 81
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-07
st. Louth
PRODUCE

ST. LOUIS, Mo, March G.-Flour--
Steady with considerable export in
quiIy.
Wheet--Lower d unsettled with
wide fluctuations and closed 2(A22c
below Yesterday; No red S2sCSS23 .
cash; $751; bid April; S5I@SSo May;
S79S9c June, closing ut INSIDE prices
Corn Lower and slow, closing 40
20 nader yesterday; 31s0S7ic cash; 81
@37sc April 3si May.
Oats-Slow; S0ic cash; sole MAY.
Whisky-Sieady at 81 IA.
Corn Meal S esdy at So 25@o 80.
PROVISIONS
Pork-Easier ut Sl2 90 in Job lots
Bulk Mests-SloS; short ribs s. 80;
short clear So So
Bacon-Active; long clear SO ST.;
short ribs S.; short clear 81 15(g7 20
Lard-Higher; $6 S0@6 IS.
LIVE STOCK
Cattle-Receipts 500; scarce, slow
and weak with only local trade done
at previous prices; exports IS 1905 90;
good TO choice S. 2O@5 40; common to
choice 81 5000 90; butchers steers 81 90
GA 70; coru-fed Texans 81 00@4 so
Hogs-Receipts 1000; quiet at 81 40
"a So
Sheep Rs oeipts 500; slow for want
of supply; common TO medium So so
99 25; good to choice So 5Q6I 90 I;
extra "a 25@4 so.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-07

sHunKg--tssusinso q isNiS0, a. par PIN,
coaT siaGh, ona ysAr old, 81 10 two yeaf1 Oh
~ Dctb2 15 fhreo years old u BO9i7f5 fan
mira Oh whisky SOS,
WysEt-flafst. cako.R5 6OfpiOJg. a. pSfld&
~; o1tswoa. scr gallon, 500 % Foli, y ~
gDCs Cherry. psr giu. 81 DGs o. Idn1eD
per gx., o. saG5 ~ willie wins ~ rass'
" o1S,lO %
Als--ssoak AS, per 4of., 81 cOa2 1s. PoSr
tbl dOz., "a Cgsta ~.
lY2, t9O nOflfs o.; HsidHicE, IN basket ti3 CO..
Is BIZ ErUz ~ la4Eet, ~ Doasyl o. ponoo9N
1lsmpcsne, ~ N1sW 9fo. 6oluet, sAf
iyT. DtnsA, en- bU
bo1-pLUo baEa~-Isemp's gnalsa, "a W o.
ti9 o. budwsls4r quarts ~ ". Pima ~ Y
Kgifagsr beer quartz SIS U0i pinf3 w
36hl.lt El Rankce, quartz el2 w. pinif slk Z
anthony a Kuhn's. qts az ce, pnta ~ 81
n. Clarbsa a 9cpn eha riFiiQns c1eT cnhf
as o. piatF " ~ S<ls's an~eutss. 49,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-07

Twelve months clip, light, rns ana mao
um liDi6. One heavy TO light ltaol8, Rls
month";. gDIS. fail, nne heavy, l0@lG far
light, mo and medium, i2,Dls ooarSs
6cl2.
HIDps--No. heavy hint. dry v D iAc. No,
heavy fiint, dry, u lie; No. light mint
100; No. 2, light nint, x Z, So; bulls an,
damaged. u d 1906; grecn, salted, sound. v q
&c butchers. green, y D bySc
Hides frcm falion cattle goncrally bought
nN." bringing about no. when Welxninu
over 70 poun1H each. When sold "a Hsiec
tiun they bring from loo. 70 TIC. according 10
grade put gtnefsly grUdc No. 2 IL Wil
therefore be 10 The Interest Of the htockmcr
10 sell Them "lat'
gRLrRIEs--Dse skins, q 70 L69pis Ants.ou
skinB, Y n i0,gi8c; goat skins, Gnon, l0u04
sheep peita, according 10 amount OF wool
9ci9 up; shearllngR, according 90 amount o
wool, hetlQ, Mexican shecp pOltH, BAiCe
Mexican eh6ep pelta, Improved, ll@llc. Hex
lean sheep Eheariings, DC.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-07
BEARISH.
Zero Active and Strong
Y ,Osout the Day but Closed
Demoralized.
u,,tsr-Ths Grain Marke Were
|S.'.,ilsd alta Marked Decline
Prov, ions Dull


plH YORK, March 6 Govern
ouIet; 4s's registered 8 higherat
et coupons advanced to l1l}
,s,lrosd bonds prices in many
GAog a traction lower.
NDecurities were strong but quiet
No. shade higher.
,oL tock market was strong and
y w live al the opening. At first
k,dTs were generally } to & higher
Wbld 40 close last evening, from
Na,here was further slight ad-
and on which the room trsders
LILO such an extent that reac-
rs brought about, carrying the
,Nns generally below the opening
enc 4. This was again followed by
~ r, and although the market
| N I active after the first hour, it
- = ned strong until between and
ts when the highest prices of
dsg were reached. Tbs
II .sre between and per cent? for
IL aactive in the list. The tendency
Ma ior, which showed it.
sbre 9 O'clock, developed Ia the
Nriuto decided break, during
bthe advances of the day were
Nv Lost in many cases. and the
nv M closed weak az n decline
NJ Ifle this was the general course of
AZ there were several important
tcsnons, giving the market an
I,Isr and, at times feverish char
! The prominent feature OF the
: VS. the heavy trading in Laoka-
nactions, 395 600 shares.
MONEY
M YORK, March G.-Money To-
asng /; prime mercantile paper
aerling exchange bankers bills
|. fSi S3l; sight 81 Sc
III EXCHANGE.
wv LINZ ORLEANS, LA March G Sight
hinge on New York 81 90 per $1,000
Ium; sterling exchange bankers
5eW NSSl.
--- RsMENT AND RAILROAD BONDS
~, Hiv YORK. March & The folio =
NJ Es-e the official closing quota
" III sat the New York stock exchange
ahernoon, as compared with those
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-07
oonntsy ~raauo..

Potatoes-Irisn, per buHhel, ~. barrel
% 40 on ons per bbl Rod ts 50 Yellow. 81 N
fnsnip white, per bbl. 70 10: nuterbesa 81 70.
trans. n. + msc pDlp,. 80, taia
lima &C.. snail butDsr, -. Pickles
.aedium per bnl., v o. fmal, peT CHI, 81;
holt bb.. mad, "a %, nalf bbi., small. IS 20
Cheers, hall cream. niTo.. igull ofoau II
Peanuts. Joe Cido hs'DboI 1910 Dab
roULrHY--dsbs $3.50 CO Is pal sAs
young ohlckons, q 5O42 10 IprIsyA 9s 70 2
each; 9eess, s3o =. pucEa. q 9'as %
fresh country nuttor. choice 10A2
lrsalosry ,steSIsfs.' did Duit<t. s3l0..; .olSs
maHgarins. lie
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-07

HRnAAa Osty
1R,. PRODUCE.
H., CRY, Mo-. March g.
n, Aatrong and higher; cash 81 ;
|Tfn % (9SSsc; May 65s@65s
.slIc. ,isher aud sctve; rash 81
"aieh 3lsc; April 3lsc; May
Dun and nominal; no bids.
har. LIVE STOCK.
Cariis e stock Indicator reports:
pa lead ,,sseeeip,a 2e5; quiet; shippers
a In demand; native steers
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-07
praEs ana ysin,s.

DBU0s.
gdraa iss 81 so ESss
x. Oopperas, 500. Cinchinodia. per ol 4 Z
cs, Castle soap, puY b l09sls. CrBSm tArth
.. p, per 10 1JlsB. Chsit lump, per - 2gt
Cnlomel, p. d. W, ibabS5 Fng.inh. por ID, bOl
lie Included, p5Di 20. Jhloual Hydrste, per u
ed, %. Competition powder, per 10 ~
~. Gum Opium, per 10 80; Gum Can
phor, per ID 2se2s. Morphine, peT OF tS 800
-. OIL, Csgtor, machine, 1899; oh, CaSiol
!Ps s1 SsoR sA Si 20 co. S sEs w as;a
Inc, Il. a. W., per on g. 10. Flowers suiphm
s..as5. Alum, 1905, Prescription yinls b,
oase 80 per cent. OF; broken,
paisnt medicines. al lat. Thsysrs Finif
kItracis, ~ per cent. on, r. u. Flnid ~
tracts, q psf cent. % Essential ola. 9
Louis list.
strictly pure white lead, v Ui Epiriti
tuIPan tine, 5oesB5 Boiled oil, e1fteec.
THg sHEIufA H-wfLLiAhB colSohs,
Ivory drop black. ~. per ~ leG hagliti
coach BLACK. IL. per " &c; lamp black, lf, ae
black paint. Is. 90. sPrusGian Dino, a. ~. In
25c; tUltramarine blue, ~, ~. 21cs blue POI y
key umber. Is, SC; raw Italian sienna, lie. "
burnt Italian Eienna, IL, DC. varsyEs brown
IL, 90, fRTia gresn, 10, 200; Cnrpmo, l. n. Q. .
d. o., IL, Lzc, American yoruiii!Qn, ~, no IL
dan rod, Il. il; sinesia red, 4, 81, ls1tS, -
%; Chrome yellow. L. n. Q. .. o.. w. 49,
yellow ochre, u, -. 75fs, I'd 30.
rREPAf.ED GA zfNg ooL0IE.
BARK eek. lfc; An, $50. Blnek walnut, To-
Maple. lec.
DrSrgfPRn Coi<Iaa.
ivory drop oiaek. 4c. rAw l'urAey rmte
2Sc. burnt TURKEY urnber, cSri raw italia
dilemma no burnt Italias ssBnna. 25c: Var
dyke DEown, 10.
Prices a sDove mads on basis o. IN \
u and 10 cans, aaEcrtcli 7 IN X and II
cans; balance In aud NJ clsna, Asaorsed
Pfics in 10 cans, balance Ia and 10 Ga
ass0rtsd. Price In ; 40 c@1f, le iersi IA So
loa1.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-07
EnrnIlnre

guInlturo-~tas0s.se1. Laltssipl
each, ~ lDNB gy Gil walnut, q sOolo 5A Chsigi
wood sssL, y dos, ~ 1871 u; cane snd xStL
seat, y G0e1d %; cans sost, dining, 81 OosE2't
ChiidH and rockers, - yyAl2 oJ large rooki.i
III 90 Mirrorg, arch tcpA p dos, Gpp1tH
Tablsa rouuo, TzOOscs 90; feii lsnf, " ty&
5afoq, odeb, u l69Tno. Bureaus, IS bJts3
wash stands, Al H. 70; Dad springs. ~ TA3 "
HEuy Carriages, q NR2
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-07
new ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, La, March g.
Spots closet firm.
Sales $500 balee.
Low ordinary Sc; ordinary DC; good
ordinary Zoe; low middling l0lc; mid
ding l09e; good middlin0 l03c; mid.
ding fair II Ice; fair IL 0.l8
Futures closed quiet but steady,
to 8 points higher; March Is poiuts
lower.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-07

500 10 100 pounds average 2i@4 20
.Hogs-Recep,s l4iO; strong and
higher at "a U0@4 IS. 'N
Sheep-Receipts Ais stosdy fair TO
good 81 50@3 20; common 10 medium,
81 50@225. '''A'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-07

whsst, ennco, 75 TO soc, nediuna, 1907 D.
oEts, abtt7Hs ~ B09aS rye, 800
corn, 10000 hay, lcoss 4 on tn wako
81 N&e ~ per ION; bale hoy, " Oteal1 90
bia2, TO- pa ltO; ohorS q Do u o.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-07
new pr'.Ins

PRODUCE,
New ORLEANS, March o Flour
Quiet but steady; choice 81 20(94 %;
fancy 81 1904 40; extra fancy 81 60
G04 20; winner wheat patents 81 800
Is; Minnesota 2 p IS 1905 CO.; bakers
S475
Carn-In good demand and easier
at G7@68a.
oais- Steady with good demand at
4Sc
Corn Meal-Steady and in good de-
mand at 81 60@2 65.
Hay - In good demand; prime
SIC O0@l7 "; choice SIS 0O@l9 60.
PROVISIONS
Pork-Quiet bu hrm; Sl3 S7l@i3 80.
Lard--Quiet but STEADY; uerce
retiu ed, " l24@7 Isl prime steam
Bulk Meats - Qniet; shoulders,
packed, 81 1904 IS; long clear VI 6OIg
s 62l: clear ribs So IS
BAG n Quiet: shoulders $6 co. long
clear 81 2597 87s; clear RIB 81 50
Hams--thoice sugar-cured eanvased
In moderate demand.
Whisky-St steady; Western rectitied
81 05(9l 70.
Coffee--nu Rio cargoes, common
to prime, 7l@lOsc
sugar-S,eady with good demand
common TO good common 41@4acj fan
to fully fair 4aG5lc; prime 20 choice
5@5lc; yellow clarified 5s@5.c; choice
white sic
Mola-ses-s,eAdy, in good demand
good common to good fair 25ea3Ze
prime 3im86.: strictly prime 4ltg48c.
RieeAQ,net but steady; Louisiana
ordinary 10 prime 1860,
Bran-In good demand and easier al
81 % -
Cotton-seed oil-Prime crude 38ic
summer yellow soc; city cake 24925sc
freight on board.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-07
asiye.ton.

BEAVERTON
dull.
Groes receipts, 70S.
Sales, PSI.
Exports none.
Stock %, 279
Ordinary, &c; good ordinary i0le;
low middlinp, 10 7-l6c: middlinQ,
10 ll.l6ci good middling, 10 l5l6c;
mlddlingfair II 3l6c.
Futures opened steady, ruled barely
steady, became dun. closing quiet, /
point higher for March; other months
/ t. points lower.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-07
Sales 6S.777 hnles
AVorpool.

LIVERPOOL, Marc.i 5.-Spots closed
quiet but firm
Ordinary sgd; good ordinary s ll-l6d;
low midd Ing l5-lGd; middlipg up
lands 6 l.16d; middliug orisans 6 III
Total sales 1000 bales; American s..
200; Imports 100; American 100.
Futures closed barely steady, .
minis hinher
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-07
Sales 3l,100 bales.
New York.

New YORK, March G.--spot closed
steady and unchanged
Ordinary s,c; good ordinary
lO,c; low middling II 8 Ice; uiddling
ll3c; good middIing II lG-l6c; mid
ding fair 1870
Futures cIosed steady, TO . points
higher.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-07
New York.

New YORK, March Flour heavy.
Wheat--Spot lots Is lower, closing
heavy; options opened n tribe higher,
declined, clo-ing at the loves figures,
ruling weak; No red So :; M . red
9o4@9l,c; No. 2 red Mach SSGS0so
closing at sSc: April 39@00sc, closing
ut SOC; May 9O3@0D2l.
Corn-Spot lots to 1c lower; op-
tons to 10 lower, closing depressed /;
No 3, 5o3@5lAc; No. 2, 5lt@5lic;
No 2 Marcu 5l@5lsc; April 5el@6Osr,
May 49s@5Oi.
PROVISIONS, ETC
Coffee-Spot fair; Riu dull, options
opened 10 points lower, closing steady
decline, partly recovered. Sales o.
go bags; March sos; April 81 100
20; May 81 25@7 35
Sugsr-Duil; Por Il Rico 0Ic; Gau-
dalnpe 4sc Muscurado 4sc.
Molas -es- q net but s, eady.
Rice-Sieady with fair demand.
Tallow- Quiet.
Turpeptiue--Dnll; Sic.
Pork --Quiet
ard--Heavy; spot 81 223; March
81 is; April 81 2i@7 q; May 81 27@
81.
LIVE STOCK.
Reeves ultt; receipts, 1470; the
yards are barely cleared at present;
steers 81 75@4 95; common to prime do
S. 1906 40; fat bulls 81 00D4 40
sheep Receipts, $500; extremely
duh and weaker; commen to good
good 81 00@4 %, lambs "a 25@4 65;
strictly prime S. 0O@5 25.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-07
Boston,

BOSTON. March g VIOLIN good
demsnd;Ohinand Pennsylvanis fleeces
%522Ca3oc; Michigan extra soc; pulled 80
936e.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-07
Isvs ktoek ar.a.

sEastsrn Texas cattle at about I1fee NJ
Southofn and Cepsrigl Texas stock cattle
about two dollaru per head less than ~
above quotations.
Tho above pr.cek arc for herds OF log heal
and upward OF beet H0rtb T010 ahits 10
liVersd ON the trail.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-07

vAEICocELE ;;; .. 60; i:s... -; e.. e;
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-07

IhODOOEs
CHICAGO, LII. March G --Flour--
Dull and unchanged
Wheat--Active hut very unsettled
and lower, closing &c under yet erday;
March z aG977lc; April 76@77sc; May
S0s@S2ic; closed at inside prices
oTn Steady with good demand;
opened C higher and declined 5c, clos
ing &c u der yesterday; cash 3SG40c;
March SS@3Slc G; April 3Si@3S9c; May
4llc@42tc; ossd at lowest figures.
PROVISIONS.
Pork--Active; opened loo higher,
receeded 12a TO lie and rallied to
lOc, closing s'eady; cash $l2 4n@l2 As;
March $l2 40@l2 80, closed $l2 400
IL 423: April Si2 45@l2 So, closed $lg As
@l2 47l; May Sl2 574@l2 rs, closed
$l2 55a1257l
Lard ia lair demand and shade
April So 90@6 921; May So 974
Bulls Meats--Iu fair demand; shout
,lers 81 90@5 90; short ribs So 1905 20;
short clear So 65@6 20
LIVE STOCK.
Drovers' Journal reports:
Hogs--Rec,ipt 5000; stronger, sc
higher at "a 25(94 95
Cattle-Receipts $500; brisk and
good grades fiTmer; cat lie averaging
1850 to l20Opounds "a 20@4 90; 1900 o
1860 pounds S. 00@6 10; Texans So rs
GA 90.
sheep Receipts 1900; steady; best
grades drmef; inferior 81 00@2 so;
medium 20 good 81 1904 90; extra
a. OOIlA IN
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-07
corroN MARRrrs.


IhiS Ilis THIS l.ast
DAY. week. season season.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1885-12-12
PatroniZe the Advertisers.

Our citizens will always find
it to their intei est TO trade with the
merchants who advertise in the
local papers. By a little thought
and investigation it will also be seen
that the success of a town and all
its public enterprise depend almost
entirely upon the liberality of its
business men, and the advertising
co,atnns Of the local paper will
always show who the liberal mer-
chants are. Trade with them. They
build and keep up the town growing
aud are deserving Of your patronage.
\ town filled with non advertising
merchants would be like unto city
Of the dead. and ere long the business
houses would he occupied by bats
and owls and its waIk-ways become
moss covered. Patronize the mer-
chant who shows his willingness to
aid in pnhlic enterprises.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1885-12-12
Notice to taxpayers.

Notice j. hereby given that the
Tax Roll for the year 1885. has
been Deposited in my Office, and that
the taxes assessed in said year are
set forth in the tax rolls on file IN
my Office, and in the mortgage Office
of the parish of VermiIion that
they are now due, and that the taxes
on movable property will become
delinquent Oh the lst day Of Novem.
her next, and on immovable proper
ty on the 3lst day of December
1885. and will bear one per cent per
month interest (sec,ion 40, Act No.
96, 1882 from that date until sold
in accordance with article 2lO Of
the Constitution.
Sheriff's Office, Abbeville. La,
October Sd 1888.
J. 8. NCNEZ,
Sheriff & Tax Collector.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1885-12-12
Sherif's Sale
STATE OF LOUISIANA
PARISH OF vERMILION.
25th Judicial District Court.
Number l9.
Louis Laporte, Ex. &c,
Virginia Terrier

iuao i Sl lCl
and Heirs of E. A. Caldwell.
BY virtue of an order of seizure
and sale issued in the matters of the
above entitled and numbered suit,
out of the Hon. 25th Judicial Dist
Court, in and for the parish of Yer
million, and to me directed, | will
proceed to sell at public sale, to the
last and highest bidder, at the Court
House door, in the town of Abbe-
vile, for CASH, with benefit of
appraisenent. On
5 A L Q R D a Y, December 18TH,
1885, between the hours of IL
o'clock A. NJ, and 4 O'Clock P. NJ.
ard continuing from day to day if
necessary, all the rights, titles, in-
terests and demands Of the defend
ant, in and to the following des-
cribed properly, seized to satisfy
said writ, to wit -
The northeast quarter of the
southwest quarter Of section No. 81,
10 township l3 south of range 4
east, containing forty acres more or
less, upon which plaintiff as execu.
tor of the last will und testament
OF 4 Zenith Hellebrant has a mort.
gage with vendors lien and priyil-
ege said land is ordered to be
seized and sold to satisfy judgment
amounting to Three Hundred Dol.
lars ; subject to a credit of One
Hundre Dollars paid on the 9th
OF April 1881; leaving a balance of
Two Hundred Dollars with interest
at the rate of eight per cent per
annum from the 9th Of April 1880,
until payment; said judgment mas
rendered against you as widow iu
community for the sum of One Hun
dred Dollars with 8 per cent per
annnm interest from 9th Of April
1880, until paid, and against Chas
Edward Caldwell and Adaline Vir-
ginia Caldwell as sole heirs of said
E A Caldwell for the sum of Fifty
dollars each with like rate of in.
from 9th of April 1880 until paid.
Given under my official signature,
at Office. in the tow. OF Abbeville,
this l4th day of November 1885.
Fl. 3. LYONS,
Dep-Sherif.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1885-12-12
STOP THIEF /!

a thief was seen yesterday gresp.
ing tie throat of a bald headed old
gentieman. The thiefs name was
Cough" A policeman called Mars
den's Pector al Balm promptly arres-
ted hun. The old gentleman, Mr..
Consumption now carries the po
liceman in his pocket, aud is happy
For sale by n. 9. 7oun .. Dfageist.
AhbeviiIe. I,a.