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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1885-12-04

-Messrs. p. T. Shearer & Son, Moorefield, w.
Va, write us saying; I'VE enclose you state
ments from G.. w. Hawse, Esq, and Thos. Bean,
ESQ.,, both justices Of our county and gentlemen
standing high in the community. Willget other
making fertilizers give every satisfaction."-
Write for descriptive pamphlet to Brown Chemi-
cal Co., Baltimore, Md.
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for our Mems and Boys Clothing, will have
Scrupulously careful attention, or samples and
rules for self-measurement will be forwarded
free on application. We will also take care of
your parcels, free of CHARGE when visiting Bal
timore. Oehm g. Son, corner Hanover and Pratt
Sts., Bal6hAore, Md.
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Headache thoroughly units one for any act
i've effort. DIR. Bulls Baltimore Pills always cure
this distressing disorder, giving prompt relief
and cure.
DIR. Bulls Baby Syrup by its gentle yet spe-
cifc influence quets the little ones Prices cts.
The best thing to relieve suffering horse,
cow sheep or hog is Days Horse Powder
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An illustrated monthly periodical for boys and
girls, appearing on the 18th of each month";
Edited by Mary Mapes Dodge. Price. % cents
number, or $500 year, in advance. Booksellers.
news dealers. postmasters and the publishers
take subscriptions, which should begin with the
November number, the first of the volume.
ST. NICHOLAS aims both to satisfy and to de-
yelop the tastes of its constituency and its re-
cord for the past twelve years, during which it
has always stood, as it stands to-day, at the head
of periodicals for boys and girls, is sufficient
warrant for its excellence during the coming
season. The editors announce the following as
the
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1885-12-04

Pat said to friend, "If you put your
money in the saving fund to-day, you can
get it tomorrow, by giving fortnghts
notice"
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Keep firm grip on good temper, and
don't lose your hold unless it pays. Many a
man has lost his place and friend, many a
lover his sweetheart, many house is broken
up, hearts that loved divided, children scat
TERED, and lives wrecked, crimes committed,
even to the extent of murder, just by losing
the grip discretion bids us keep on this best
of all good companions-good temper
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1885-12-04

The opportunity of the year. Finest Baltimore
made Mems and Boys Clothing selling at prices
till now unheard of. All the stock left from the
Fire must be sold quickly. Acme Hall, 800 w.
Baltimore St. Baltimore.
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Spinner thinks some of the fashionable
church singing is done upon the high drawl-
ic principles.
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Did you ever notice how much more you
walk on The foot with the corn on it than on
the other one? You hardly notice the other
one at all
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-Ifsome men had to eat their own words
their health would be ruined forever.
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1886.
Harper's Bazaar.
ILLUSTRATED.

HARpERs BAZAAR is the only paper in the world
that combines the choicest literature and the
finest art illustrations with the latest fashions
ly illustrations and descriptions of the newest
Paris and New York styles, with its useful pat
tern-sheet supplements and cut patterns, by
enabling ladies to be their own dressmakers, save
many times the cost of subscription. Its papers
on cooking, the management of servants and
housekeeping in its various details are eminent
ly practical. Much attention is given to the in
teresting topic Of social etiquette, and its f1us-
trations of art needle-work are acknowledged to
be unequaled. Its literary merit is of the high
est excellence and the unique character of its
humorous pictures has won for it the name of the
American Punch.
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in malaria districts DIR. Henleys Celery,
Beef and Iron is invaluable as a preventive Of
fever.
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An eptome of everything that is attractive and
desirable In juvenile literature.-Bos Courier.
weekly feast of good things to the boys and
girls in every family which 1t vists.-Brookiyn
Union.
1t is wonderful in its wealth Of pictures, infor-
nation, and interest.-Oh7tSctdn AdDocdte.
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The ideal young peoples magazine. 1t holds
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The remarkable interest In the War Papers and
in the many timely articles and strong serial feat
ures published recently in The Century has
given that magazine a regular circulation of
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-25

Saddles - Raised stamp, California A5 O0a
70 90: Plain California, % OOan 90, Loose
cOrus Stlll tree, ls " 90 d'D 90. tied
corus, Austin OF Texas, 10 Goals 90, full rigs,
6Odl2 80, 4 rigs, black or oiled, q 60ai 90
side saddles 90 to 20 90
Pockets-pockets Ooas 80; Llama goatg %
as %.
spurs Eureka, nickel, with straps, 8 10
IndianOla, IS.
chapparci 81 50a 10 %,
Ekirting-No California per pound 3sdt2ci
fair hemlock per pound SsG@loi oiled hemlock
per pound S2aSc; best Eagle sAiring slc
Harness Leather--Ohio oak No. per pound
3idS7c; Ohio oak No. . per pound 3la3Bc.
Iiarness-ShOrt tug wagon per set ~ 5la
20 90. long tug wagon per sci SIS e0a25 ~ :
buggy harness single s. OOd50 90; buggy harnese
double SIG 00d75 %.
Blind Bridies-Blind brides per dozen n Goa
IS %; Bkle, Ia per dozen 81 Ooi Ike. Ia per
dozen Sls %; II Bkle. In Ger dozen SIS o.
Bride Filiings--i In, black or fair. per ho1-.
9 90: Lin, black or fair per doz-, 10 %, Linz
black or fair. per dor. ~ CO.
Mhlps-Buggy whips. per dor, 30 10 70 % I,
team whips, per doz., 90 TO u ODi quirts, per
doz. 5 90 To- "a V0j breast straps, with sides and
-nqps. per dor % 10 " %; stlrrup feathers.
an sizes, per dOz., ~ 10 81 o0 girths. per DOR,
80 90 10 %; hRlters. web per doz., y haliere,
leather per dOz. 10 80 10 y o0 saddle bAgs, per
dor 10 90 90 a. %. pistol holsters, per doz.,
4 10 10 10 90; cartridge belts. per doz.f ~ "
Is 20, hame straps, per aoz-, ~ 10 ~.
C0iiifs.--Dack, = 20, feather, u Da-i o.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-25
Bnilding Material.

Lumbcr-Rough lumber, boxing, Il inches
and under, first class, SlS 90; stripping, lN8
Is %; thick clears, II and u, q 20; rough lnm
Der, second class, l5OOi ioist AMI scantllng,
Culs, IL 90.
Siding-Frat, common white pine, $50 %;
second, do u IN; third do, - ", poplar, 20 VI
d21 80; nntivc pine, \, 500; native pine, /,
20 0O; native rough, 10 90,
Dressed Lumber - BONing, u inches and
under SO 90; do, INA, % 20; scantllng ioist OF
any common lumber. ~ 90, boxing over n
inches, 30 Ooi thick clearsli to u aud ,, 80 %,
second class, anyklnd 1000
Dressed and Matched Flooring First clsss,
500; second class, y 90
White Pine Furnishing Lumber--ii, "a and .
inch Wide white pine, $40, inch do, 90.
Ceiling, Bendcd or Plain First common white
pine, 20, I'd do % 20, 80 40 -, poplar A 20 ma
p 50, poplar IS OOa3o %, native pine il, do
90
Shmglcs- White plno a o. do shaded a Is
do extra No - So cypress, best, ANY brand .. DC
No ~ 2j do No3 7b, native sawed heat a. saps q
Pickets-.White pine dressed and headed
square or nat 4. yellow pine do 3, lnths 8 50d
20.
Lime, Cement, ctc.-Lime, Austin g per Dbl
cumont, Louisville or kosanals, s2.J5 per Dbl
Portland, 70 per bhl. plaster paris, New iort
or Michigan, Il per Dbl plaster hair, Csc bu.
Brick-Firc proof, $3.50 per NJ.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-25
Drugs ana Medlcincs.

Drugs-Bark, cinnamon per l2c Peruvian
7BcaSl %, boTnX, lac. Bi-caTbOuatc Of soda,
English DC. Copperaa, safe. Cinchinedia per
on. ,2sassc, CASTLE soap, per ~, l0alec. Cream
n, Ease cal0mel, y. 4 w, 75assc, English,
per N, bottle included, 81 GOAL 10. Chlorai
hydrate. per n, 81 J0di 70. ChlorofOrm, per n
bottle included 100 500. Composition powder per
n, &c, DOYers, per D., 81 20. EPSON salts, per
y, Sa4ic. Gum opium, per y, 81 e5dl %. GUN
80 OIL castor, machine, 70as1ci oil, castor,
per gallon, 81 Dai CO., oil lard winter strained, %
d 5jc oil. lard No. ], G0c. Quininc l.. X w, per
"a, SOC. Flowers sulphur, 3sa5c. Alum, 3ia1c.
Prescription walls, 10y case 70 per cent, on (,
broken ~ and 10 per cent Oh, Show cases list
Extracts, 20 per cent. on. y. ID. Fluid EsiractH,
b per cent on. Essential ole, ~ Louis list.
Dlstemper CniOrs~-iyDry drop black, 2jei raw
Turkey umbcr, sbG burnt Turkey umDer, 40 +,
rnw italian sienna, nc burnt Italian sienna.
gc Nandykc brown, 25c,
Paints r. strictly pure white lead, IOdIaci
spirits tuTpcntine, ydAac boiled oil, g2dG5c.
The sherman Williams COlOrs Ivory drop
black, h per n, l6c English coach black, u per
D. lec lamp black, j., per n, l6c ,tLltFamArine
blue, A.. l., Ne; blue paint II %, raw Turkey
lumber Il ~, burnt Turkey umber u %. raw
italian sienna l. DC, blrni Italian sienna T. re,
yandyke brown Il o., Paris gfecn j. i4ct Cr0no
1. M.O.dD. .. Il nc, American yerBillion u
100. Indian red Il lie, leiilan red 4 D l.ic,
syaac, Chrome yellow 4. A.N.O. a -. y. j. itic,
yellow Ochre lils 81 o. Z5s ~.
Prepared Sraining colOrR-iiark onk he, ash
ltc. Black walnut Nc, Maple lfc.
ma IA 4 n cans, assorted In and Ia ~ cane
kaIsnce In aud 2 q cans, assorted. ffiec 10 5
b cans, balance In / ana n cans, asaOried,
prls.a 10 n cans lr lees, iei and - y Tin pals
llc less and kegs q per D less.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-25
New Orleans.

ikODltE.
NhW ORLEANS, l.A,, Sept 2--Corn- upIi
WEAK WEAK ana lower; white 52a5Sc mixed 5ls 5le,
yellow ddAjc ''N ''O''N'
hye-Easier; ordinary to good ta5c
oats-Sleady; choice Western, ylc,
PROVISIONS, Erc
Corn 'Meal-Quict but steady Al - Ii
Bran .flrIncr at zoe
liay-Dull, weak and lower; prime al IN
a 90 choice, Si2 5Oal6 5O 20 W
Pork-Quot and steady nj 90 Co
iard--steady; refined uerce 81 80
bulk MeaiS-Dull, weak and lower: shonld
ers - ~; long clear and ciearrlb. 81 a
Bacon-Quiet; shoulders a l9,; long clear
W ia (, clear rib SO 6at
II ". '"'V" Wv w"
/ %. ''0'''Vu ~ wa
Cohee-Firm; Rio cargoes and common TO
prime Il 2j00 a.
Sugar-Dull and nominal Louisiana G. of
white ~ l6c; choice yellow clarified 6ia7c,
prime yellow clarihed5fc seconds bsca6ic
Molasses-Dull and nominal
d5ic ~ ~" -
Cotton seed oll-prlme crude old este: new
g9l a3Oc, sumner sc cake nominal scarce anC
firm 49,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-25

BAR iron, $500. Norway Sc, No. % shoe, iron
sc, No y Q sheet iron, i,c, galvanized sheet
Iron 9d9lc, No, sod lie, No. 4 do. lalc, g0N2s
roohng tin lAcfl5c llN20 and 'l0xl4 pat do.
I15Gs.1O, timers wire 30 per cent. oil, timers
stock, 40 per cent. on, cook stoves with ware
1850 100, do, with trimmings l4.5OaaO00
Wood Work-Wngon aNlcs Wc.GSl ~
tongues o0caSl 90, ainglotrccs 81 "a, holsters
soc, spokes s. 1bda 10, folloss ~ 7aa2 "a,
donbletrcos, 81 25ai ~, neck yokcs 81 1Od2 so,
plow beams 50aG6c, l,luw handles, 81 1hW2 5n.
Nails 100 key, basis l0d,--Burden hors. shoe
per kcg, 8 ~, Pcrkine do, . %, Walker do 30.
Burden mule 6 10, Northwestern horse shoe
nails No. T. soc, No, O. noe, No Q, 28c, No, &c.
No, 5, poe, Lakes" do No, T. Acc, No. o, 2ic No.
q, 22c, No, I, 9oc, No. 8 l9c; Ausable do, No,
4, ijc, No. o. Ac, No. O. 2lc, No. 4 l0c, No, 5, lSc.
Refrigeratore,-NO. Climax II 90, No ,, do,
II 90, No. 8 do, -, No. do, -, No. q, do. 70.
Neutrality-suspicious. chains, No. 2, per pair,
i0c; pillow sinrletrccs, per do2., 81 10 pillow
doubleirees, per doz.. s. 90; stock bells, % per
cent OH door locks, s. 25d9 %; WOOD screws,
30 aud 10 per cont on l.. y. cast door butts. 10
and 10 per cont, OIL cut and timed tacks. ~
per cent. of coffee mills, 30 per cent of blind
hinges so and 10 per cent. on; carriage bolts. 60
and 10 per cont off pillow bolts, Ai per cent on
piece tin ware, 30 per cent. off deep stamped
wnre, 50 per cent, of, shallow stamped, ware, %
nor cent a
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-25

cachnco fancy, sc; Richmond fancy,
So; Herkshire fancy, SC; Ramapoianey,
IL, lowell fancy, Sc; Gloucester fancy
&c Hartford fancy, Alo; Lodi fancy 4lei Char,
ter OAK fancy. sc; Auburn fancy. ole Ham
checks. SIC; Simpson black. 6ci sphinx Turkey
red. &c; Vienna oil, 7lo; shelby robes % BAY
Side cretons, &c; River Point Iooesosc Han Ham
sanrv ~, Xindsar. alc; Holton fancy, &c
Marionfancv, lie; Arnold, SIC. Dnnkirk fancy,
9ac: Fenwlck medium, iic Harel fnncy' ofci
Manchester fancy, 5lci Ityoli surfing, tic,
Mcrrimao shlrtings, SC: Utica shulngs, &c
Aliens shirtlngr 4,c: slater solids, aici Dai
ham solids, &c; Berlin solid eoiors; 2iS. psI
clay purple. Go, Aliens double pink oic ~, ~,
Irint, Tic, GLOBE turkey red print, &c; Prank,
In nirkey red DC; Washington nancy ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-25
Live stock Markell.

Beeyes-Grss fed, PIC.
Cows--l4d2c.
huitOn-Cholce, 50d2 &c.
Stock cattle-The prices IN stock cattle vary,
according To locality where raised We quote
diftcrcnt localities ~ follows
panbande--Strctly hrst class yearlinga, per
head, Sl2 00dl8 90; two year Odds, so O0d20 W;
cows and calves, $40 ".
year .olds, SIS GOA III o.; cows and calves, SIS o.
Central DEMONSTRATING, 00ds 90; two.
year olds, $40 O0all 90; cows and calves, so "
dl6 ~,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-25

N,,,. -. PRODUCE
NJ iotk, sept t.-fiour--Rath.v ,,..A
b,yh,rm pot lower and dun, options onnrna
NJ ~ 'etWnrds weakened, butclosed sicsd,'u
a. ~, voc elevator. NO ? red Oetofcr ~
~, oS-iosihk NJ sole. November 81 sesic ~
s.ao' december eSsdN OoI closin,, y, ~ Y
s,NNsvtn-N pened heavy 4 10 Ia lower, ~ $500, ~
nc,niy 10; z. tslc elevator 4pc ano,t ' NJ Z
giII,oper iS3dtsic. closing al ss,c ~,
elas,alc, closing at lsIc, December, AZ, y assl
f-nr =. PROVISIONS, Hrc.
nyince-t AIRY active; sales n 5O0 ha-s, So.
~ 's,nsr, 70 ~ October, 81 1jaG IA Nc,,,,ti.
Wv december, S6S5aE OO "''NAioet
a, ~ Dnll refined quiet c Tfasc e,,ra n
eiuoici standard 4, &c, cut. LOAF ana rr,,sn,Na
~ T,i pSWaeren Iaiic' cubes, 7,sIlc. N''''"
Iallow--firm.
Rosin--Steady.
rpourrpen,lne--Qniet At sue.
"a ru-l.oWer and more active closins. s,o.,,
n sp" ~, 70 ~ October, 50 lio8 la Neye,nGcr
" -%9o ~ December, So s9d6 SO
p LlYE STOCK.
nveNes--Rcceipts $50, all for the marlnt aud
hoot ei oNer' no trading In beef catte dressed
s ~, ~ stvuuy at lobe for native Sides and No
~ LOT leNas and Colorado sides.
shoep-Recelpts, $500; sloN tAarLci NJ :, so..
oViot sheep, and s. 50d5 rs for iau,hs. yssead
sold - 80. W." 'e'e'''ohs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-25
LIVE STOCK.


LOUIS, sept, 2i.--Flour-Easicr, in
Ahy with wheat; family, 50 55G3 ~;
~ NJ, S~a4 O0' fancy, 81 35Gi -; patent,
lleat-Sod higher early, particularly
tlDrt which advanced lc and later de,
aaa0 after calculating somewhat closed
Y Under Yesterday; MOI rcdcash 92iG93ic;
tsloef w Gv3c, closing gslc; November
$50 closing gjc December 96lc, closing
10 cash s9lc; No. 4 cash 79idsOc
shipping demand for cash and prices
%t options closed easier. No, , mixed
1an l.i dS3c.
sse lrm but very slow, No. ? mixed cash
~; september .jic; November 2iic.
~ Neal Firm, 81 40.
gg%,- Active, firm and unchanged
''sAy-LoweI, 81 Of.
md lower.
h-!9?5.
ldid-S6 ~.
~ si Nscal.I.ong clear, So 80; short rib, s. 10.
s-5s.s-long clear, SO ~ az 90; short rib, Sc .
eltat, 50 sos j2l.
-'4s-SiO O0dll 80.
a. AFTERNOON BOARD.
49, TO lc higher, but closed weak
NJ. nm and unchanged.
$40 sales.
f,ni. LIVE STOCK.
49, receipts 2i0O, shipments 200; top
hs 'lct and iirm, Others quiet, and poor
s,,saAi native shipping steers - 40a5 ,Ai
~ y steers - 25oj 10: butcher steers
Is5s,, y y. mixed stuff 81 2jd3 80; stockcrs and
alsb y OodS 90; grass Texans 81 6OG3 80;
NV ~, Steers 81 65d3 IS.
~ receipts 1900; steady; ~ a0Ri 20.
receipts $500; shipments 100; sup
:. y, .au anu prices weak; common TO fair y
eVou 10 fancy :! 7idJ 80; lambs y 50dA
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-25

GALvEsToS, TEX, Sept, 2t-Cotton--spot
closed steady.
Gross receipts 4ljG bncs sales 9S bales;
exports none; shipments coastWise, AIS bales;
stock q ,i}0 bales.
Ordinary Is lie; good ordinary 10 l6c low
middling aic; middling 0ac good mlddling NC
Futures opened duh, ruled quiet, closing
easy. generally / point higher; September,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-25
on CHANGE.
Was the Leading Feature
iisr'', 4, stock Market Yester-
dn-CcttOn Firm.
market opened Higher. Tluc-
'" and closed Lower-Corn
steady The Quotations.


uNAY STOCKS ASp BoNDs.
.,,be Gazette.
80 III sept. g4.-Goycrnmcnt bonds dun
y ,.e total sales of stocks were ~
ifh ~ than on two or three other dun
ti..- the past month, business was as
e .sa unlnierestlng as any other day this
~ reading was confined to board room
SO rho outside public has had as little to
~ A. market for some days past as at
o.ybaps this year The fluctuations
Z ~ "a case amounted to as much as /
s..,rplpg to leak out that the meeting
..idents Of the trunk lines here was
.onlous. It is stated that II broke up
nd there was no scmblance of har,
i.rlnr the latter part OF the proceedings
"a, The earnings OF the railroads max
,s,est reports show that they are doing
,,st,ble business than when prices were
o,nt lower than they are now. Read
e.,tawanna and Lake Shore contributed
.nset cent. OF TO days business.
Y, ra.a better show of activity In the
Il. which subsidized before IL o'clock.
ee,srcrnoon business was extremely dull,
!, aging tendency relieved occasionally
s,tious Of to per cent. In some cases
sr,,i prices were made late in the after.
\ Thr dnal quotations, however, are
! li,hcr than the bottom figures, and from
,,,r cent. lower than last evening Stocks
adul and barely steady.
MONEY MARKET.
prIoRK, Sept. 2l.-Money on call easy at la
Mtept prime merca ~ lS, paper 700 Tor
,gsi for demand.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-25
casy, geneTally / rolnl lower.
Futurts cIOscH easy,
Snlcs "a. 600 hnles.
New York.

NEW YORK, Sept, 2I.-Cotton-Spot closed
steady,
New cotton is quoted sc under quotations.
Ordinary 10. l6ci good ordinary 8. Ice low
middlng gIc; middling &c 3.lGc; good mid
ding l03c; mlddlng fair 10 70 Ice.
Sales 1874 bales.
Futures closed easy, 20 points lower
September point higher
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-25
loOrcE, PROVISIONS, LIVE STOCK
Kansas City.

PRODUCE.
ktsSls CITY, Sept. "a. --Wheat-Lowcr; cash,
" 'ti October, 1880; November. Tsld1sIc.
dn-Weaker; cash 3sic; year, Sc bid.
As-Sominal
LIVE STOCK
tLve Stock Indicator reports;
Vstle-Receipts 26l4; shipments 1908; good,
~ common, l0c lower; exporters, 50 S5a
7, good 10 choice shipping, "a lOdj 20 (,
snon 70 medium, 81 5OdiS5; stockers and
Iue'', " OQd+ 20, cows, - 000S 20; grass
,as steers 81 GOaS 40.
ies'-heceipts ji70 l0c lower at So 6jdI o..
Ngsp-Ecccipts 80; shipments none; steady;
. good muttons, - 5Oa3 90; common 10
Slim, q J0G2 %.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-25

THE quotations given below are corrected
each day, aud the slightest calculations are
noted; hence they may be relied on as ao'
curate.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-25

INIT. scotch whang sewed II 90; heavy sond
rim split and duck, rs.
llames.- Hook, No. 9, by case, per dox, 3 so 1;
hook, No. !, by case, per doE.. 70.
Chalns--;iS TO 45C,
Check Lines inch, per doz., IS 90; inch,
per doz, u Coz inch, per do1., 10 90; II inch,
per doE y 90
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-25
Liverpool.

l1YEnPooL, Sept I,-Cotton-Spot closed
ilrm sellers ask advanced
Ordinary IL l6d good ordinary ) II led; low
mlddiing 5-l6d; mlddling uplands 8 7-l6d;
middling orleans SID.
Total sales 5000 bales; American 300 bales
Imports. 1000; American. 1900.
Futures closed steady, generally point
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-25
Sow YnrL

7, w. s., y g9ei 90; Western s. me- a,
" o'e3 2A lambs. 81 CO.'S o. ''a' w Texans,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-25
New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, La, Sept. 2i.-Cotton-
closed steady,
Low ordinary 67-sc; ordinary 77sc; good
ordinary SIC low middllng NC; mlddlng ole;
good mlddling 99-l6ci mddling fair 0 IL Ice;
fair 10 bloc.
Sales. $3.50.
Futures closed easy, generally point lower.