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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1885-01-31
Nearly all our associations are de.

Nearly all our associations are de- |
termined by chance or necessity, !
and restricted within Il mario cir
Gle. We cannot know whom we
would, and those whom we know we
cannot have at our side when we
most need them. All the higher
circles of human intelligence are to
those beneath only mOmentarily and
partially open. We may by good
fortune obtain glimpse OF great
poet and hear the sound of his ,oice,
or put question to man of science
and be answered spontaneously
We may intrude ten minutes talk
on a Cabinet minister, answered
probably with words worse than
silence, being deceptive; UT snatch
once or twice in our lives the privi-
lege of throwing a hoq'let in the
path of ii princess or arre>ting the
kind glance of q queen. And Yet
these mOmentary chances we cOvet,
and spend our years and pas
sions and powers in pursuit OF
little more than these, while
meantime there is II society contin-
ually open to US of people who will
talk to us an long as We like, what
ever our rank OF occupation-talk to
us in the best words they can choose.
and with thanks If We listen to them
Aud this society, because it is sc
numerous and so gentle, AMI can I've
kept waiting round us all day long
not to grant audience, but to gain il
kings aud statesmen lingering
patiently in tlose plainly furnished
an,l narrow ante-room>, our b.mkcase
shelves-we make no account Ot
that company, perhaps never lister
TO word they would say all day
long.
Now books of this kind have been
written in all ages by their greatest
men--by great leaders, great states
men, and great thinkers. These ars
all at your choices, and life is short
You have heard az much before
yet have you measured AMI mapped
out this short life and its possibilities
Do you know, if you read this, that
you cannot read that--that wha: yor
lose to-day you cannot gain to-inor
row9 VIII you go and gossip will
your hOusemaid or your stable-boy
when you may talk with Queens ant
kings, or hatter yourselves that it il
with any worthy consciousness o
your own claims to respect that yor
jostle with the common crowd fol-
eaatTee here and audience there, whel
all the while this eternal court i,
open TO you, with it's society wide a,
the world, mutitudinons AZ its days
tho chosen and the mighty OF ever,
place and time Into that you may
take fellowship and Rank according
TO your wish; from that, once enter
ed into ii, you Can never be outcasi
By your own fault; by your aristoc
racy Of companionship there your
own inherent aristocracy will he an
suredly tested, and the motives with
which you strive to take high place
in the society of the living, measur
ed, as to all the truth and sincerity
that are in them, by the place you
desire to take in this company ofthe
dsad.--John Rasskia
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1885-01-31

Our lives are spent either in doing
nothing at all, or in doing nothing
TO the purpose, or in doing nothing
that we ought to do. We are always
complaining that our days are few,
AMI acting as il there would be no
end of them.- Seneca.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1885-01-31
.THE MARrINsBURG HERALD, SATURDAY,
Railroads.
AND OHIO RAILROAD.


baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
ON and after sunday, Nov. I'd. 1884, trains run
No. leaves Wheelin. 74Qa NJ jar Martinsburg
5 - y m, Wash 81, BALTIC 3up M.
No. y leaves " heeling 80 m, ar Martins
burg 3 50 M, Wash D %. BALTIC 3Ja III.
No. leaves Wheeling 80 q N, ar Martins
burg IL IL p IN, Wash 30, Baltic 35 p m.
No. leaves Martlnsbuig M, ar Wash7 ~
BALTIC 5 ~ IN.
No 10 leaves Wheeling 50 a m. ar Martins
burg IL IL D III, Wash 2 81, BALTIC 80 p IN.
No. III leaves Cumberland Is a M, Mar 5 %.
ar Wash 20, BALTIC 80 Is.
No. tS--excepl Suiday-leayes Piedmont 9
M, ar MartinsbuTg Los. Iisaito IS y ~
No. IL leaves Htrper's Ferry s. IN, ar BALTIC
ID l5a III.
TRAINS GOING WEST.
No. leaves Camden station p IN. Martins
,urg IL n III, Grafton 3 breakfast, ar Wheel
ing II % a N.
burg II j2u III, ar Wheeling IL IN.
No. d caves fstito IL noon, Wash %, Mar
til,sbufg 8 81 y IN, ar al heeiing Is q m.
No. 10 leaves 5alto 2Js IN, ar Harper's Fer
ry II 2Ja IA.
No. IL leaves BALTIC 81 pm. Wash ~. Mar
tinsbufg IL 81 y III, at Cumberland %.
No. 14---excepi SuIda -iestves BALTIC 10 M,
No. - leaves BALTIC ~ y tii ar Harpers Fer
~ "a p nj.
No. 81 leaves BALTIC IL Is m, ar Martinsburs
d Ut a III.
Trains leave Grafton for Parkefsbuig at 81
Is am; JbaDd 100 p In. Trains leave Par.
Rersburg for Grafton al !, 70Ua IN; ~ and i
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1885-01-31

MAaa m ekin presenfs girea array. Send IT,
VsIliK tEsscenss postage and by maifyel
WI, get Irss iassae so: e E God,
ey faster than anything else in America. All
about the 50 W.090 In presents with each t'ox.-
Agents. wanted everywhere. of either sex, OF
all ages, for all the time. or snare time only. 10
work for us At their own homes. Fortunes for
all workers absolutely assured Don't delay.
nv29 III. HALLETT d Co.. Portland. Maine.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-19

AAH faOR, - 6U,--NorWay, Sci 30, .
shsst iran, tEos No, ~ Q sheet Iron ~
xaiyaniEed sheet iron, aagJso3 no x = sod
iTos No, J. do, t5o,, AXIS roonng uni sc
RiB0; lfnO and lOHli pat do, " lo4t D
uuusrla wire. 81 per cent on, tuners ttooA
foIty per cent on: cook stove sith Wal
40 S,3l5 UO, do, With lrimmlnga, Gt 5QAl0u
WOOD WORK. Wegon Ezlos. Ho,etl
tnnaura. HA6e,el 00s hnHleirofl, el3bi bQlhtarl
Sc.s spoka1 "a 1893 %; felloua, u 500 2
Doubletroes q gs5bf on nech yoEoai ~ 90
80: pillow beams 503H5o,, pillow handles, u :
sgbbt handles, ai5tt32 So
NAlI.s. es o. koE. baElt i0d-- hnrann nors'
shoo, Der keg, % -, Perkins do, ~ Ai wan
81 do. % hni burden mule " bVi NurthNeni
srn horbe shoe nails, No. 80, 10; \, &C.. 9
d, GSc, No. Z, 2lc,, No. ;, 0o.i ,LAhe's do,i ~
Z, l5c., No. -, 10, . ~ se. z ~ rs 70
Ice, Augsbla do, No. 4 e'gi, No. D. eAo'i no
slo. No. 2, lgo., No, D. 80. .,.,,..,,.
Az PAX X, per dunsn, " blEil uQl Late
81 O0eee ~; HaokenEaos. 70 1907 W ooy
WFFRi & ERATOR5 no. / CLIMAX; tlIo
No. 2, do, slB GOi No. do,'tssi no taotN
N is SI AHEoUs-TrAc ohAinl, az p.
pair. l65es pillow aingletrbea. pr doH., ~
k.iis n psr cont Cd: door LOCKS, g. ba3s U
Eo0d scfaWH, 81 and 10 per can't. on. oas
door betts u and 10 per oent. on; OIL AZ
timed t.cEs ~ per cont. on; ooiee mills,
81 can't. on. blind hinges ~ ana 10 par CO..
M. carriage bolts, 50 and 10 per cent. or
pillow bolH, 80 par cont. oni piece TN HEI.
5 Der cent. od deep stamped ware y ~
asnL OF; shallow stamped ware, ~ pal een
on iapGnned ware, ~ per can't on
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-19
BaIIdinE aassnsi

sUHHAu--Ruugh tumDaT, poriuG, n in1hs.
aud undsr, nrrtolAaa, SIS stripping, A11, ut
so King and flooring. cleara, 20; thlok clear
~ and *, w: rough Lumber, second Gas
flb iuist and acantlina, cullh, N 10,
aTDIFe-F1fpi common white pins, ~ w,
second do, el7.5O, third DO, SD; pOplnY, ~
N %. nAuye pine 81 We; 40 a, w n-tFs
DaHsssED demonstrating Y inchss and
nndef, Us OlSN 90 90 hxs, IS geN Oo
scantling, Ioitt or any common lumDs
Fs5 ltss7 OF boxing over u inches, -
Il 81 tiIio6 ciearu, ~ TOLL and ?, 80 W3as ~,
sTcond olAaa. any kind, gB,
DRra8Ep AID MAToHHr FLooRIHC--hlfp
clESa ~: second eiaaa, e2l.y
WHTrHPIHn FUREIBIfIHn LuhIEz-lAi J
ana inch white pine, gf0i inch DO 20,
CALLING BNADED GA fLAIf-flrnl ooh
lnon white pine, =, ~; "a DO t1.5giso 90 -
poplar, x, ~ y13G.bQ. poplar y. Ba.a0ossu
rativeptns u, us 90, x, 20
POPLAR LpNBNE--lH, TX, ana ineh >
- snI 'hii. r. White pins a. 3, DO anAdsa
$40 40 extra No 4, t6.5J. cypress neat, ~
rIEnu, 6. 60 No. q el.2s: DO No. 3, sASg nsns
PIuF White plna. dfesaea and hsaest
,quEIe OF Cat. 4 yellow pine Co y; "a
LTas, OHxEET, BTo.--Iim. Ausln,
psY Dbl, Cement. Louisville or hokepaltl "
Dor DBL. Portland, % per Dbl. EiAgi@I l-aIii
EsW YORK. or Michigan, - par ppL fiAs~
IA ssisiI iSz s7so psEn
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-19

sisATs-RsEar cured hama, usso. 8. o. o, b.
Bacon, llkG o. C.haoon' s3se sc, dry tAlh
fIsH- AsoEsrsl. ION uu, 40. A, g. %. NJ
z so half bills, 10, l. t5.uE No q e. So
White neh, No. !, HIT, bbis.. tGl0 No Z, td.lf
LARD-- Tioruas, ~ and tnn carl, s>., 1;
Sln eaah, s}fc.i lon cans, SIC; 81 enur. sNo'
thir, iio; prime Rio, NE; fAncy, Ice; &C
government Java. &c.
EA-lmlcrlhl .De6l; gunpoudef, Sl97g.
SuaAR-flue powdered. bills. SKA; do
hale ebll. esc., cut LOAF, aAos grlsnulateo
atsL1Art 1lSc, Louisiana ETAnulsied - !:
standard a. SC; choice willie, - yellow
sAIT-CoarsC. In bAEs,s ti.EGl.f1 me "
bags, -; LAKE. 10 nat hoop hois,, g,lo
CAsTHD CS65BA-Pricss psr dotan. P,ns
spples, standard, glle5 ReachsI standard, ?
lbs,, fi.ei; ) lbs, gl,2ret2.re seconds, -
u.s0, ns., y2ll, Tomatoes, standard, 2 ~
n,oo: seconds 2 na.;--; rs. slS9E ; Gree
corn, Ule9l.6y Green peas, u.55; 9oose
berries, gl.&fpl,t1i kaspberrlca, u.N9L6'
oysteTs hlli weight, D., AlS 81 n. p2lo. Ugh
n .5sssi'To D. $50 -. :, 49, MaeFsrsi. n.
Ip0Gf. O. sardinss, American, eI.OO oass.
imported, tlsOoG lao Gaze. BirAWp0rriea,2
sl.tO1.~-~; hlacknerrisa, u.Sl, Green gngss
s.t0: Eagls Condensed nailh, ESQ., oroEr,
6AEiEo PoWDHa.-silyeI Loaf, 40 cana,
ESA HoAent go m stSs - W. A-tNoft v
gD. do, 81; 6n, do. gl2.
sUHDnIE5-starOh, t5fe. soap, common
go, German olive, sac Candles, full bosss
ibJso. halves. @, quarters, G, Indigo. 6o r.
Blueiur, foalUO dONen. ColomRn'n mustard
gl.t0Ssy1.5O dozen, ksccaroni, imported, l6c1f
| American, u.CJ box. Buckets. two hoops
| sl00 duzsn:Well buoketE, et.OO dozen, Broonu
| Bl76GS.25 dozen. Brilliant oil, bhla., 100, &c
piuu, TO-, 29c.; do, Is ntstof. % % Brilliant
/ rs ea1sB, % 40! do, i-l2 caEes, HO5.
! FLOUR BlAnard'd Royni Patent, 50 9
/ & Dbl: sacks, s. 600 b 100 Ns.; No. Taxai
| per 100 lbs. 81 %, no asa, No6ni 70. Corn mes
/ oar buGhol, CSC; Hominy and grits, y Dbl
/ 5OC: OEtmssl, y half Dbl, q 90: Crnek cd
/ cheat, = n, co; Crackers, \ coda, bl6o
/ xxx Gods, Tc.; cree Vel 81 Ear tnspa
| sko.s lemon creams. $40
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-19
WOOL and Pldss

Twelve months clip. light, nue. and niso
um iGal0 me heavy 70 light npl8. si2
light, nns and medium, la3lt coarHs
sEl2
HiDEs-HO. heavy mint. dry , 80; Nc.
z heavy mint, dry, q y lie; No. / light nint
re. No. 2, light hint, y n 30; bulls an
heavy. damaged, y n 3: calf skins and badl
damaged. = D tEs9o; green sailed, sound, y :
81 butchers, green, y D SIC,
RIEs-boer skins, y n t5aIs; Anta-op
skins, p n iO9lso; goat skinH, each, lQGG
sheep pslts, according 70 amount OF wool
9icG up; shozrlings, according TO amount o
wool, 600; Mexican sheep peith, e8l0c
Mexican sheep potts, improved llGl21; hey
loan sheep sh0aflingh, 30,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-19


ST.. LOUIS. Mo, Feb. Is Flour
Firmer; M 26n02 20; xxx . 756
? IS; family SO5@S Is; choice 3 BOO
8 40; fancy FOOD 10
WheAt-Oprned firm, but fell Off
later and closed sa} under yeater-
day; No. . red o6i@sTi cash;
S6j February; S7s@sS March; 9l}@
80 May. closing 81 inside prices.
Corn-U nsetlled, closed "a below
yesterday; 36.@37 cash; Shg Febru-
ary; 86s@86I March; s7l@S75 April;
37k@3S4 May, closing at the lowest
prices
Oats--Higber, slow; SOl cash; slS
March; Slt@3l5 May.
Whisky a. II.
Corn Meal-Dull AZ 225.
PROVISIONS.
Provisions tiru hut slow
Pork abblng 10 374.
Lard co.
Bulls Metts-Long clear 55; short
ribs 6 So; short clear 80.
Bacon-Loug clear 7 Ia; short ribs
25; short clear As
LIVE STOCK.
Cattle-Receip's 1910; active, higher;
ex orts o O0@6 %; good to chnlce 3.
as 90; common a medium 4 5u@5 ml
butchers steers OO@4 So; -tockers 8 81
IA 90; feeders 25@4 50; corn.ied
Texans 4 00@4 80
Hogs Receipts $50; active, higher
4 so@5 %
SUE. p Receipts 300; steady and
firm for heat grades; common TO me
dunn , 5O@S 25; good TO choice 81
al 25i extra SO
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-19

YrnKY- Hsetifod q lg3ib1, "a PCT pro,
aDdr mnaD. one year CID, " " tNQ yset. q
y 00si1 % Tires years OH - soA % "-A
Extra old whisky eiSts ...
UTuHl--Clsrel. oass,ES oJDlDg g PEI 2 ~
ity: C8taNba, per gallon. el4i ~ 40 ~, ~ ~.
rsr GAL. 81 eos % white wine' Ia c@sH
u O35lO ".
ora ~ anA--s. n. MuiDm 4 Co. k1tn
LTy, 50 OOeDdz %, HoidsleEi ~ penAg. 81 y
. ~ Rrut. ia bAAkst, " Qfy5Dyy o1Alssi
cham pafnt, " Dtlf " t1eos Hysisbi 80
fTy. pluta, "a 80. .,..s.
BorFLKo BHEA-IlOmps quarts ~ " p
u2 % BndWsisey QuarN 81 90 plna ~
gcnlftE HilWanko8, quarts 81 ". pima ~ Y
Entnony q Kuhn'e, ats 81 %, pinla ~ u
ii CHauHsu q Bouta nham phGne ueeff gus
~ y. pipts Eiagl; VaiE's hnWaaesS' aaAf
ufN
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-19
Drurs ana Paints.

Bark, Cinnamon per b III Peruvian, B41s
gorar, Iec Bl-carbonaie Of soda, Engilel
- Ooppafaa. Gasl. Cinchinsdla per OF
ca. CASTLE soap, per D iugls Cream .ATtai
81 r.. per 10 fUlGl5 Chalk, lump, per u 2SA
CaiOuiel, r. a ", 7fstHk EnRlsh, per d. bot
he Included, 95e I'll 70. hloral HydIate, per u
81 d06i "a 5hlOrOiorn, per 10 bottle iEelpa
DoysTH por 10 ef ~, Epsom eElts, per ~ ~
-. Gam OPIUM per ~ 90 Gum Cen
phor, per ID 139zs Morphine. per o. 81 9oe
psr gallon. u gel 10 OIL, lard winter
strained, eb8T5. oil LARD, No. !, btDIo ouin
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-19
nountlz rroauoo.

Potatoas-IriEn. per bushel, g. barrel
q 20; unionh, per Dbl. Rcd no, Yellow, q -
Turnip, white, Per bbl. 90 10. Huterbogo y %:
aoRns Al. 4. mso Dnla., &C.. lAiss
medium per bhl., o. o. small, PEI bbl, ~
half bb. med. "a ,Q. hElf hbl., small, 40 o.
CHEESE, half cream. lB1fo.i fuil dream 10
PcnnutA, l0o Cida hali.bbl., IS o. Oafs
bago, per b. IN crate, e.
PoULTRY- hsnh, 2t0 OF % ger dose
young chickens. q n0oe - 1uTkeyh IS 70 o.
esnh 7aeas as 81 .stb 'uckh, " 6Q1s "
COOPER dOsAa .1idi24'
Fresh country buttaT, ohoioe, 10 2-36 %,
OTsamsry ,S5as87sko.; old butter s8l9cd OlsC'
Enargarins, ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-19

PRODUCE

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. IS Flour
In good d .m md, vary hrm. light sup
pIy; choice, 42U@l Is; fancy, A.
IA so; extra fancy, 70; winter Vha
1at MS. 4 Is; Minnesota p. p, 100
q on: bakers 4 so
C6rn-In good demsnd and higher;
mixed and yellow, So; white, 66@5S
O.ta-Steady, with good demSnoi
A@42
Corn Neal good demand and
scarce, light recei pie; 75C92 SO
Haydn god Gtnlsbu H"h hiRh'r;
prime, 10 50@lS 0a choice 10 00g2O 90
PROyIsIOAs
Pork-Firm; IN good demand; } 90
@l375
d-Stoadv; fair demand; refined
tierce 7 S7l97 81; prime steam Z 5Oi
kettle Z 75(aB0O
BULK Nes Active and firm; ehoul.
ders packed 5 l2l@5 10; long cleai 75i
clear ribs s7497OO
Racou - Eair demand; shoulder.
6 so; ng clear 50@7 62si c EAR
rib 10Y So
Hams holce sugar-cured can.
yas.ed quiet hut steady 1T 10 6O9l2 w
Whisky Quiet but ficIni Western
| recruited, / O5@l %
Cotieeh Quiet but steady; Rlo car
qoss, common to prime, 7t9lO4
sugar Quiet but steady common
10 good eonmon 4i@43; fair 10 tnli'
fair 4t@4i; prime "a choice 4i(95t
| III white 6s@S3; yellow Clarified Of
choice white 81
M6lasses - In good demand anf
stropg; good 10 common fair 25@Sz
prime s4@86 strictly prime AZ
Rice Dull bu steady Louisiana
ordinary "a prime 4l@6
.,3ran-In good de and at ~
Cotton seed nil--In fair demand
prime crude 862@36; summer yellow
$1,000.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-19
Chicago
nIlIlIlnnE.


CHICAGO. ILL. Feb. Is Flour
Dull aud unchanged.
WheA Unsettled, opened easier, de
clintd to J hIclutud slightly closed
4 under sterjay; February 7S}@7si
closed 7Sl; VI ,rch 7Ss@79. clnsrd = 4:
April 70l@793 closed 79i; May $40
S45 closed S44@8ii.
Corn Futures nrclined closed I Ia
under vesterda,; Cash 37s9S8;
Fehrua 37a@SS. closet 37i; M7r,.,
37}@Sss rlo-,d SS,; May 4li@4lS
closed 4li@4le.
PROVISIONS.
Po-k-Active and unsettled, de-
cbned 10 To 10 and cln. ed at inside
figures: cash 10 lO@l3 10; Fehrusr,
10 l0@l8 l2l; March 10 l0@l3 20;
April 10 POOLS 80.
Lsrd- Quiet; cash 074G97 10; March
70j97 l22; April z l2!@7 I72
Bulk Meats StestN aud In fair de-
msud; shoulders 4 1904 9Oi short clear
6 95@7 90
LIVE STOCK.
Drovers' Journal rppnrts:
Receipts Is 600; stronger al
4 5n@5 0
Cattle-Receipts 450O; brick at 10 Il
is nRnpr; r'p.rs 1910 10 1910 pounds
4 N65 on; 1900 Ia 1890 pound. 4 75G
5 81; 10 0 - 1900 pounds 5 25@6 %
TexanA 4 O0@5 Oh
Sheep-Reeeipt4 $500; active an
Il m; conlmon Ia m-d'um 1908 %
good to choice s S0@4 90.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-19
HAIes 81 .OUU DIX 8


NEW ORLEANS, La, Feb. lS.-SpoH
cl ,sed ri, Any and unchanged.
Sales 5000 bales.
Low ordinary IT; ordinary 81 good
ordinary 81; low middling lnti mid
ding lOI Qnnd middli1R lO2i mid
dliuV fair IL 1915; fair lG8l6
Futures closed quiet from u
10 7 pEnts higher than last closing
Salea a. 700 bales.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-19
OK CHANGE.
/. Market Tended to Lower
rs c.tton was Higher
&, os.,visions were Firm.
Markets were Weak Yesterday
:. : . =, a Fractional De-
& M. .li,s- The Quotations
r1sANCIAL.

TINANSAA'
.,sr Feb. IS Governments
I'd business quiet.
.'v firm and a good bust
reported by dealers
.,I ~ Of the stock market dur
M two days has been such
n downward, Many of the
In Wall street are drifting to
nd listless side. At the open
- prces were only slightly
nam the final quotations of
and in tbs first half-hour
raouonal declines, in
raion Pacific, Western Union,
Pacific and Laekawanna were
III o'clock renewed strength
iainfnsed into the dealings, IN
~ York Central, Lake Shore
s,vsnpa took the most prom
"A and during the next hour
s,,, nrlces of the day were
ysw York Central gaining u
.er lsst evening and Lake
,sr cent. Lsckawanna also
he lowest price Of the morn
I, cent. TO 00l, but mad lOst 20
MN dealings that it was but 3
han the closing yesterday.
p.F6o which opened Z higher
Ired ! to IA, was only able to
IA early lOss, while Western
M Northwestern aud st Paul
nparatively steady with gains
All fRction
,m The afternoon the strongest
IA considerable portion Of the
4 The whole market drifted
,sier dullness and this con-
githout material change until
u Of the board The notable
5ns we're New Jersey Central,
VS. strong all day, opening AT
yDee Of at 37S from which
adlly rose to 39t and
ii 80 ON somewhat
tSnsactions than usual Lou
4 Nashville rose from 27 To
shing It's highest prices late in
Wlng. II closed ut PSI a net
with sales Of % 453 shares,
iienglh and activity Ia this
va accompanied by a statement
strong pool was being formed
up the price,
market closed steady with LscR
b lower 81 IS New York
N closed higher 81 94l Lake
higher at 745 and Manhattan
blidsled ! higher at 7i$ o hel
e we've fr smaller fractions eX'
eatnl Pacific which is up II al
limited business.
total transactions for the day
5 00Oshsres less than yesterday
MONEY.
YORK, Feb. Is Money l@l3
~
smercantile paper 4@5
Ing exchange bankers bill
EiSSl; sight : S6l
EXCHANGE,
ORLEANS, LA Feb. lS.-SiRh
non New York 81 90 per 800
%
ag exchange bankers bill
yNENT AND RAILROAD BONDS
YORK. Feb. lS.-Fhe folio "
" the o.iiciRl closing quota
lihe New York Stock exchaug
smOou, as com pared with thos
giay.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-19

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. imitatlOo MAlE
esoh. n docs JG ali walnut, y b0dl0 ~ Chelfi
g0od sat, q dos, - 1907 %, cane enc Iatts
ssaf e Goes 10, cane seal, dining, w Ogs9u
Ohiioe end rockers, 81 v1Bls ~ lAIke toe y, -!
fGG HfFrOiu, arch tops y dos tlbyflss
Tabiss. round s20008b; fnli leaf sabgos
Hgfoa, eAcn, v ha1I W huFeAaa, t5olsE an
gaah stands, 81 as9o ~ heo apfnith'ti TO "
Baby CarTiaxeas 3 b9oS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-19

A A. isI95ol closing 49,; May Isi@
49l, closing 4ei
PROVISIONS.
Ootfee-Spot fair; Rio dull; on.
tions opened q shade higher, closing
weakaud dull; March rs: April Z s.:
May S 90.
Sugsr-Dul snd nomInal; extra @
D ! l6G5 rs; white extra Z 5i65l.
yellow AGA &; Off a 81; standard 4
81; cOnfec ners' A 6iG6: cut loaf and
crushed 6A@6s; cubes q
Molss SIS Quiet but steady; New
Orleans lO@63
Rice-Firm with moderate de-
mand
Tallow-Flrm, 65.l6.
Rnsin-Dull
Turpertiue-Firmer 3OlG3l.
POrk-Q iiet.
Wool Firm.
Beef-Qui,t.
Lard Weak: snot S597 40, Febru-
AIRY 81; March 2 80@740.
LIVE STOCK.
Beeves- Receipts 1850; advanced 20
to = cents, hut the feeling at the close
was not so iirm "a at the opening The
yards were barely cleared Rough OK.
en- and little scrub steers sold at 8 GOA
05; common to prime steers 25G
25; general sales 50G8 so.
Sneep--Re eipts 200, firm butsIow;
common 20 good sold At 4CG5h ordina.
~ TO good lambs 5S@6S
COTTON MAREETs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-19
aaivettOu,

aaivetton,
GALVESTON, Feb. lS.-Spot closed
quiet and unchanged
Ordinary, y l.l6; Good Ordinary
10 I-l8; Low Middling, i0i; Middling,
log; Good Middling, lOl Mid
ding Fair. III
Gross receipts, 799.
Sales 355.
ESpOit-, none.
= OCk. 81, 296
Futures opened sctive, ruled ateady
aud closed quiet but steady 1t 20 2
points higher on scme months.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-19

The live STOCK Indicator Ii rsnorts.

The Live Stock Indicator reports:
Cattle Receipts 1909; firm; export
steers 1905 90; gUpd to choice ship.
ping 0O@5 80; common 10 medium
5000 80; stockers and feeders 3 30G
4 IS; cows 2 60@335
Hogs- Receipts $500; strong; high
err; 4 35@4 IS
Sheep Receipts 1900; weak; fair to
good2 4U@3 90
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-19
New YorE.
PRODUCE.

NKw YORK, Feb Is Flour dull.
Wheat S,nt lots = tTiti higher OPP
,ions n sed heavy ard fraction lnNet;
No. red 9Ok@ 92i, No \ rcd 8I@hlt'
M . r,d NJ .rch sui@9li cleslug Mi;
Aprii 92l@a2i, closinsss-Ii May sSs9
04l. cloring "a u hi,hsr.
Eebrnarv opened II better, closing ~
stsctisn OF ": Olnsrs eiheed = iinr
I..eT than VS. erday; No 3 6Sl: NJ
3 6ei654. No. 2 =. bruary 5SC90tt'
closing Z 50; March 5Ol@5Os, closing SOsi
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-19

New York.

New YORK.
New YORK, Feb. ls.-6pot closed
dull lilo lower.
Ordinary 81; good ordinary lOs;
low mlddling II 3.l6; middling ll3;
good middling IL ll-I6; middling fair
I2l
Futures closed steady, at an advance
of to s prints on all months.
y 10 II OnO hnl.u
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-19

Wnsat, eh@os, 10 70 Tso nsaium 90.
-nsn ESQ bsy. lOnst on "a asy -,
n 0Oaf ~ pef ton hale hay " Mu o.
bran, 79o ~ i0E chops. q OGl rs ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-19

LIVERPOOL, Feb. ls.-spOts closed
dull la buyers favor.
Ordinary 3 l6; good ordinary
Sc; lnw mldd ng5l; middling uplahds
q; middlng Orleans l-lb'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-19

sEaetern foIas cattle al aDout .nres "a
aonfbsyn and Central Texas atook eatus
about two dollars per head iens than ~
The sisove prioss are for herds OF 100 beho
and upward 81 best North Texas CATTLE de'
uyered on the trail.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-19

iue. p. & W, por Ga 81 10. Flowers sulphul
sees Alum, sllas Prescription viIs b,
case eQ per cent on; bruken
patent meticlncs, ~ llaJ TdRyers flu
EHtraots ~ per cont on, =, u, fluid 70
tTaUts, % per can't on ksaenuai OLA,
Louis iHt.
strictly pure white lead, o. 81; Spirit,
tufpsutins, 6o,3bS Boiled oil, easil5c
THE aHnRNAS-wIi.LtAMh Qo1nRA
ivury drop back, Dr., Per 10 100 Engiin
BLACK paint. Is. a; sPrusllan nlue, -, ~ l.
&c; tuitrsmsrinc blue, -, u, 4le; blue pa u
Ia. 10; Iaw Turkey umpeI, lt ac burnt To
Key umber. 10. % raw italian nannA. is, 8
burnt Italian sienna, ln, ac NanSyEe hroWi
n, 90. Paris grcon, Il, zoe CHROME, T. \, @,
%. o., Ia, l2c, American vermllliou, h, oc; N
dian red. u. II; Hiuutta red, Is, %, i2ifn, -
90, Chrome yellow. T.. ~. o. = y, o. TO- 10
Yellow ochre, IL, o. l2lSt, Ssi 70.
PRErAREn GhAfNINQ opLohn.
Bark oah, lee; ASH, 100, BLACK walnut 10
Maple, Ice.
IVORY drop black, 25c, raw IurEey nmps
Bc. burnt Turkey lumber, $50 rag ltells
sienna 20 burnt Italian sienna, 2oc; Val
dyke brown, 30.
Prices OF above made on basis OF "a \
- and no cans, HAsoriedt Z IN = and 4
cans; bsiAnoe IN l aud N cans, ageortsr
Price In 10 cans; balance In and ~ car
assorted. Price IN 5 III cans, 10 lesai ~ AZ
- 10 un pals, NC lesi and kega 70 Par
less.