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Wichita daily eagle., 1885-09-03
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Nanhsttan-J. E. Mills, Kanaas City; v.
D. Gibson and brother, Edinboro, Pa; D.
E. Smith, St. Louis; Louis Meyer. St Louis;
Z. NJ. Davis, Kentucky; John Garfield, St
Louis; Mrs. R. E. Jaynes, Wellington; r.
Ovington, Helena, NJ. T.; n. D. Russell,
Oswego; Mrs. L.. p. Rowen, Buffalo, n. Y.
r H. Smith, city; J. H. Reid, Chicago; j.
Defenbaugh, Kansas City; D. p. Jones, Fl.
Scott; ]. Willie, Kansas City; E. w. Lee,
Springfield, Mo-; d. Z. Propp, Springfield,
Mo-; W. L. Sharp, Kansas City; r. L.
Chaplin, Chicago; W. II. Bowens, Hartford.
Conn; II. C. Cody, St. Louis; II. Cohen,
st. Louis; d. F. Garretson, Kansas City;
L " Bartlett, St. Louis.
Occidental-J. W. Budd, Kansas City; r.
II. Mcfarland, Ohio; Mrs. \. F. Scott, Kan
sas; Mrs. B. Weise, Kansas; p. B. Smith,
Kansas City; Harry Lsthrop, Newton;
r. c. Callaker, st. Louis; W. II. II. Thacker
Topeka; George Barrester, Kansas City;
c. Boake and wife, Bement, Iowa;
James o. Collins, d. & r. G. railroad
W. Ii. C. Rudd, Atchison; E. W. Cause,
Emporia; Mrs. Mary Drexell, Quincy; G..
w. Prather, Jacksonville, Ind; George D.
Farran, Kingman; DIR. n. d. Clark, North
Platte; A. Graham, Asa Ferrell, st. Joe;
Mrs. II. F. Ham, Belle Plaine, Ed W French.
St. Joe; A. p. Harper, New York; J. p.
NEWMAN, Kansas City; J. II. Bushman,
Quincy, ILL.,; John Gaffney, Toronto, Kas.;
5. {. Haley, Philadelphia. r. A. Wrrtz,
Rockford, ILL.,; T E. Giilett, Kingman; F.
Z. Osborn, La Porte, Ind, Jno. W. Lynch,
Frisco railway, W. n. Thorpe, Centerville,
Ia J. W. Smith, Nevada, Mo-; Peter Bo-
gan, Ft. Scott railway.
Notwithstanding the inclemency of the
weather yesterday morning the Sunday
school picnic of the Christian church was
well attended and good time enjoyed by
the children. There came near being what
might have been very disastrous accident,
on the boat River Queen, laden with children.
Owing 10 the neglect of the boat keeper,
she was was water logged, and after pro-
ceeding some distance she was in danger of
sinking and had TO pull for the shore. The
children were panic stricken, and had it not
been for the coolness of Mr.. Snively and
Others the result might have been disastrous.
As it was they got of with wetting.
Among the wholesale establishments in
our city that are having successful career
is Getto's wholesale cigar establishment.
Mr.. Gettoe is one of the early settlers in this
valley and enjoys an extended acquaintance
among the business men in the southwest.
He handles the best brands of goods, carries
an immense stock, fills his orders promptly,
and his word IS as good as written
guaranty.
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-09-03

You can get the highest prices for your
peaches, tomatoes and sweet corn at the
Canning factory. d55-w-l9tf
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-09-03

To The Anthony Fair.
The st. Louis, Fort Scott and Wichita
railway will run special train between
Wichita and Anthony, Sept Sd and 4th, to
the Harper county Fair at reduced rates.
d79-l0t.
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-09-03
REAL ESTATE TRANsFE S
n F Niederlander to c \ Walker,

The following are the real estate transfers
recorded in the Office of the register of deeds
yesterday:
\ F Niederlander to & a Walker,
Sc or NV or 2-27-le-............-...... $4,000
l. l. Wall TO Charles Smith, sc or, r.
28-4n.........................,.......,.... 2Go0
John + Maddux to Ches Firebaugh,
et al, lot 81, Main st ............. 1915
Ark Val Town and Land Co TO ii l.
Pierce, lot l, >, blk 32................... $50
Aaron katz to Mary \ Lane, parcel
in Sc or, 29-27-1e........................ 200
c W Meyers TO Wm Hodson, lot I20,
Main ........-....-........... 2l1o
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-09-03

Scale Books.
When you want scale books call or send
to the EAGLE office. daft
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-09-03

IL G. Tolcr will open his new real estate
Office in the basement rooms of the county
building, heretofore occupied by the regis
of deeds
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-09-03

Miss Lille Brandon will organize new
class in elocution September 4th, at 3l3
Douglas avenue. Call and see her.
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-09-03

John Dye; the man no was sluggcd by
the coon, was better yesterday and now hi:
recovery is almost certain.
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-09-03

Furlong & Griffin haye opened a feed
store in the old ware house opposite the
Santa Fe depot on Douglas avenue.
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-09-03

Real Estate Men.
We will furnish estimates by return mail
on real estate papers.
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-09-03

The largest and most varied stock Of
school supplies in the city, at Hyde's, ia
Main street. dS6-10t
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-09-03

Auction sales every day at the Wichita
horse and mule market. Anyone wishing
to buy any kind of horse, mule or colt
can be accommodated. diff
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-09-03
Novelties IN every line will be secured.

We will spare no pains in bringing large
and attractive stock to Wichita, and orders
are, in the meantime, to close all summer
goods, if at great sacrifice.
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-09-03
All Aboard for Anthony and the Harper

All Aboard for Anthony and the Harper
County Fair.
The st. Louis, Fort Scott and Wichita
railroad will run an excursion train to An
thony September 3rd and 4th. Leaving
Wichita a. m arrives at Anthony 10 q. M;
leaving Anthony 5 p. M, arrives at Wichi-
Ia SOS p. m. Tickets S2.25 for the round
trip, good going September 3rd and 4th and
to return up to and including September
9Th. Come one and all and take advantage
of this low rate and go to Anthony and her
great fair. AD. n. JONES,
ds6-7t Ticket Agent
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-09-03

DR.. Warmers health, coraline and abdom-
inal, DIR. Balls Ii. p. and misses. Thomp-
sons glove fitting, Bortree's duplex and
other popular makes of corsets at Munson's.
ds-5.
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-09-03
supplies at Barnes, the druggist

To Real Estate Dealers.
We have the most complete real estate
order book that is made THE EAGLE.
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-09-03

Remember We give a cover with every
school book purchased at Hyde's book
store. d66-10t
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-09-03

The Woman's Guild will meet at the resi-.
dence of Mrs. Jocelyn, Thursday afternoon
at $50 o'clock sharp. BY order of the presi,
dent.
Mike Zimmerly is not a lone widower any
home from California yesterday morning
and he is happy.
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-09-03

Cigars
Peter Ge;to, wholesale dealer in fine i'm
ported and domestic cigars, corner OF Main
and Second streets, begs 20 inform the
dealers Of Wichita and neighboring towns
tha. he has on hand cigars Of superior
quality, and will keep constantly on hand
an extensive stock Of the best goods in this
market, and is prepared TO I'll orders st the
loves: possible prices Correspondence
solicited l9d-G
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-09-03

All parties indebted TO Willis & Combs
will please call at the Fair, 1i7 Main street,
and settle their accounts immediately. ds7-6t
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-09-03

II. b. KEELER,
Agent Santa Fe route and Frisco Line
opposite postoffice, or at Union depot
d74-6t
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-09-03
Sick Headache Cured

Sick Headache Cured
Headache is terrible thing to be subject
to, but Cobb's Little Pills will cure il or
money refunded. If the liver Is torpid and
the bowels constipated, you feel sick AL
over" Your head will ache and be dizzy.
your appetite will be poor, etc. Cobb's Lit
tie Podophyllin Pills are the one genuine
remedy now before the public - start the
machine into proper action. Only 25 cents
per bottle. No cure no paw.
d2e6 AIpRICH & BRowy
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-09-03

A full assortment of all kinds of school
supplies at Hyde's, ia Main street.
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-09-03

Telephone your orders TO Freeman Z
iIiharger hack or livery. ,o-tf
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-09-03
To The Anthony Fair

Go to Hyde's book store for school books
and supplies. A cover with every book.
dS6-lOt
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-09-03
Attention Ladies

Attention Ladies
Miss Lorena B. Rankin, fashionable dress
maker, late Of Indianapolis, has just located
in Wichita. at 10 East Oak street, near the
Santa Fe railroad. She makes a specially ot
cutting and fitting alter the most approved
system. and respectfully solicits the epatron-
age Of ali those desirous of availing them
selves Of the superior work and skill of a
first-clsss dress-maker. Satisfaction guar
an;eed. Take Union Depot stsee; car.
SSg-f,
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-09-03

Go to Barnes, the druggist, for school
and miscellaneous books, stationery, etc.
fS0-.f
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-09-03
See tie new goods at Rarnes,.

\ nice book cover made TO fit any school
book used in the city free with every book
purchased. Hyde's, III Main street
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-09-03

Chocolate and cream at Aldrich6Brown's
d2S5-tf
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-09-03

We are closing out albums, pocket cut
lery and soaps a: cost. Ferrell's, l30 Main
street. dsi-tf.
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-09-03

1t would be a good scheme to try Ferrell's
book store, 100 Main street, FOR wall paper,
school books and school supplies. ds4-tf
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-09-03

An entire new stock Of books and station
cry at VI. L. Barnes & Sons.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-12

EurfAm-ttougn iumDeT, boxing, "a ineRsl
aud under, nrss-olREs, gls; aulppinR, H1B, els
boxing and flooring, clears, go; thtok olaEI
~ and ~, ~; rough lumber, second olAa
gI5, iniht and Bcantling, uulls, 81 10
eIuIKo-FtrHt common WHiLt pine No ~,
second do, 27.50; third 90, Us; pOplAT, F2s
q o.; nallYe pine ~ SIS; DO y 90; ust We
nongh, 1850,
DREissED LuHnHR- BoXlnf " Inches and
under, SO p0leN o. do aA2, 60 GEL W,
Ecnntliug, jolat OF any common lump
50 0OGbs7 81 boxing over u inohan, 500
s. o. thich clsArH, X tol - and Z, 80 Ul92l D.;
second claDs, any kind, ~.
DRuRsED AND hATOHEn FLogHu19-Hiu
elasa, e2s; second olaas, G2bl
WWrTH PINE FuEEIHHIHa LuhBHn-l4s 4,
and inoh white pine, g70; Inch do, eG5.
CEtLING-BEADED ON PI.AlF-FirHt 0nu
mon white pine, X, 60: I'd do, tl7.bgBd 90, 20,
popl9r, Is, &c UOo23.60; poplar, ~, eI26DGbEa b
nRtiyopino X, giS dof " e2o.
PoPLAs LuplBzE,--lA, ~ ana 2 iHoa. 90
do Inch. $50.
nhGLHs--Wrhito pin0 A, S5; do shaded
gi.2j, do extra no. I, 2oC. cyprata. beat, a.
r1Hud, %. do No. 2, H.2b 90 Nos R3.s1i uaNT
sawed heart ~; aapH, ".
PioKHTs.- hits pine, dressed ana haades
square OF nRt, q yellow pine DO. 81; lsil
e. 6DGG5O.
LrEE, CNhJzKg, IgrO.--LAme, Austin q.
Ger bbl. OOmhnt. Louisville or RosenRls, e27
p0r Dbl; Portland, y per bbI. Plaster Parit
kew York OF Michigan " paT hbl' FlsAts
BaI0E. -Firs- proof, 600 pOrH
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-12

ltRATu--suear cured Mans, lisScp. O, q, y.
BaNon, llAc q. C.esoon, $50. so, dry salt
fIsR-Naosersl. lon kits. no. I.uo 30
= tSO hall ohlt.. No. l, eSOr No. Y "a SO;
white nHh, No. 1, hlr, bblh., "a 0 No. :, ea.s5;
LARD-IisfS55, sNs: q and son can cam, tslo,
~ cans, SIC; lVA cans, Ske; ~ cans, exc
uoprSH.--Comrnon 1885, Ordinary, loS,c.
fN,r, ilo.; prime Rio, nlSo; fAncy, lie. old
goy ernnaent Java. $50
TEA-InlgeyiAl, tleg; sunpovesl. 1G1e.
nuoAR-Fino powdered, bills, SKA; DO,
hnli ebis., sfo.j ont loaf, $40; GRADUATED
staLJard 7Sc,' Louisiana EranulGtcd, - !
standard 4. 5So; choice white, 1E yellow
R1CK-LouihuAnA, ef,Jn.
6ALr-COaras, IN bRse,. Sl.cSAl.t0 nne 10
bags, -. lake. IL mas hoop bblS, t2lo
0AFNhD GcoDs.--Pncss psr dosan, Pine
Npples, gtandnrd, tl6f; RSROhss, standard,
!9 n a. tl'gS; =, ~ q. Ssso!es5o seeonds pa
corn, u,loal.e5; Green peas, u.6s; Goose.
oSstS faii TsisS Fs.s si5 siS ii SS
weight, ~, e6c; h., 2. tl.1; Salmon. I ,
l;6S9i,7G 2 70, -; MaoEerel, e.,
imported, SIS ooRla.Co case. straWbCrrl0s,2 n,
| N,A0a-N~; Blackborflos, fl.SO; Green Engea
sLso; Eagle Condensed milk, N,eo; crown.
BAXiNG PowpER.-silvor LOAF W cans,
per dozen, 500; IN. do. on 6os IN. do, q 81;
/ I'D, co., ca On, do. tlA,
MISREPRESENTATION, $40. Ecap, uora1Cn
! 40; German olive, $40. Candles, fuu bozOl,
| lbtsc; halyo1, Q. quarters. Q. Indigo. Soc y;
| Bluelng, HQtAl,uJ dOEcn. CnlenuaG't mustard,
| sitO3sto.oO dozen. MRcuaroni, imported l6cib;
| hm0ricGn, SGQJ box. EuckatR, two huopu.
| p0 do1en;Wel buckets, Loo doHpn, BrcoTus,
/ qlToGA. 2bdosen, Brilliant Oil. bbla., 49,; Eu
/ pion, do, 2lc., do, % oshes g8 20 brilliant,
! D. oasca, 81 90. do, liz unsen, g. o.
| FLOUR - SblnGrd'E Royal Patent. 80 6J
s bbis; uAcks, Is COG q 400 &C.: No. TaNA,
! per 100 lpH. ~ 20, Eo9S, No Isl 70, Corn ncnl
! paI buRhcl, $50; Honiny and grltR, n bbl
! % CO. Ostmeel, y hnlf hbl., " Is! CfRNhs3
! wheat y p, CO; Crackers; y Kodh o56o
| ~ x soda, 7c. cFtt" So, ,rn Gar maps,
! BAc,: lgIuon creams, $40.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-12

lgo; AugAblo DC, Nc. 4, 49,, No, Q, TO, NO,
No., 10, Z, leo,, No. h, no,
ANES-k.k., por dosen, ~ DdilQ 20; Lake
N0O@s %; hackouaaok. - Col 70 hOyt
handled, S061RS %,
RkEkIG EttATOtd3.- Climax, s7
No. 0 DO, th,
LtlAREOuB-rTaos ohainn, 4 %
pair, dlt1o. pillow rtuglCirceH, pur dos, ~
pillow douhlotrscs, per doEon so co. rios,
bella, ~ per cont. on; door LOCKE, S. zoos "
wood rorgva, ~ and 10 per cent. ont LIP caH
door butte, ~ and 10 per cent ont ont an
timed tRrka, 90 per cont OF! coffee militia, B
pOr cent. or blind hinges, W and 10 por cen
on: oarrinFe bolts. 66 and 20 per cont. 90
pillow bolts, rs per cent. oni pieco tin war
80 PER cent on; deep stamped wNru, " pc
on; iApannsd ware. 30 per cent on.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-12
Wool ana Fidss

Twelve months clip, light, fno and med
un Ia Alb nne heavy 70 light, lIHlB hl
months, sGl3. fall, fine heavy. in9lG fah
bal2
HIDn-No. hoavv liut, dry q D Itl; No
aheayy mint, dry Nn llci No, l light mint,
heavy, damaged, y p b; calf BEinA and bRdl,
damaged. y . 46s6c; green, Baltod, sound, v :
% butchers, green, y n SIC.
PELrRIEs-Deer skins, Vn i6Gls: Ants-op
aEing, > iO4iHc; goat hkina, each, l0lsN
sheep pelta, according 70 amount OF wool
IloA mp; 6hearlingH, according 20 amount o
WOOL 6al0 Mexican sheep peltE, S9aloC
Mexican Hhesp peitE, improved, u9l2e; Ae1
lean sheep ahsArlirga, 90.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-12

BAH IRON, " o. -hOrwry, g0a NO. N }
sheet irsp, 90. No n EhOss iron, IKE,
galVauinsd shoot iron, s195fc, no. hHsots
GiBU; IlT10 aud i0zis pat 90. " 7bGgh
timers wire. 81 per cent. on tnusr'e stOci
forty per cent. on; cook GtoVey fith var
Wan, ~ 49, ais. a. essi n
tongues. olcfsel O0j Gngletrcea, fIf5; bolst4u
Soc; npCAos e2T6e33 DJs fellOs1, u 65fp2 ~
Double reea, - 25stt O0s neck yokosi 52qce
2 b0i plOW beams, b01ll5o.; pillow handles, u .
01bJt handles, u 1864 81.
NAILS. 81 Is keg. OAais l0d.-Burden horhi
shoe, psr ksg, % 25i Perkins do, 81 20; Wall
er do, IS ~; Burden Dauie. y %; E0fthweai
ern horse tupe nails, 70. 4, bQc., no. ,29c,, 70
9, 10, No. u 2l1., No. 5, zoc.. "LAke'An do, No
4, &c, No. 8, 49, No. o, 22c., No. y, 21e., 30 !
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-12
now orioanN.

fftbbltHs
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. ll.-Flour-
Fair demand and hrmeri. choice
4 25@4 IS; fancy, 4 5U@4 62s; extra
faucy, 1 759 S7l; winter whest, pa
ms, 3 25@5 81; MINI. bakers 20
Comm good demand; in sacks,
mixed and yellow, 5Oi white, bo@9u
Market steady.
OAts-In fair demand.
Corn Meal-In fair demand and
scarce; spoi 30
Hay-ln far demand; light supply
prime, "a 0O@l6 10; strictly prime
10 50@l6 S74; cnuice 10 90.
PRoyIsIONs.
Pork-DemAnd good and prices
steady at IS 1908 SIT
Lafd-ModerAtely active; rehned
active; r, fined tierce 7s979i prime
steam 7l@75: Kettle 8.
Bulk Meats Fair demand; shout
ders active at 2n@5 %; long clear
IS; clear rib, 6 s74
Bae0n-MOOeIaie jObbing demand
for sides; shoulders nominal ~ b3i
long clear Ts@73; clear rib II
Hgms--lmproving aud fair johoing
demand; medium average llt9ll5i
lOa er grades lOl9 lUs.
Whisky Qlet buG steady Western
rectliied, ! 05CGl Is.
Cytiee-Quiet but steady; Rio car
Rofs, common to prime, 7s@lOs.
sugar Quiet bat steady; common
30 good common 4i94l; iair 10 fully
fair 4f94s; prime 70 choice 4a95ti yet
low olarlii,d aud of white 6sg 81
choice white 81.
Molasses.- Steady with fair demand
good common 70 good fair 2ogSz
strictly prime 4l@4S.
Rice-Quiet aud easy LoulhlAna
ordinary 10 prime 1905.
3ran-D Demand fAir and pficei
higher 81 %. s4t1aQs.
Cotl0n-s.rd oil-Prims CT uae o77 q,
SUMMER yellow 5000 In good dc
! mand.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-12
LInuasa.

YIuuEg-Eaetinsd n llsI1Q ~ per proc
eour maHB. unt yaar old. 81 ~ two years oil
81 OOg2 -; TIRES years old u 1904 70. lanf
extra old whisky elepb,
WIEEs--ClRrsl. oAse,9g B0l000 "a poT auR
$40. sherry. par Eal.. o. 20DB 70, Mndeu
per gal, q 5000 o. Wbits wins. IN oASsl
u 0OfslO 01
OnAMPAuHD-8. n. Mumm & Co.. Nxtu
Dry, gu OOBSy "; Hsidsioh, IN baHkot, eH VA
~ ". RTuR. In baakst, g23 018HO 0E DomeEii'
champaign ~ O00lf0J Geo. Goulat, sEp
dry. pinta, IN 50.
BOTTI.ED BEaR-Lsmp'a quarts, gl2 % py
al2 so Budweihar Quhrtn pi2 %; uinLn OH ~
HflnngbT boBr, quarts. so 90 p!nta tW q
Anthony Rubn's. qth sig %, pintg Si2 o.
IA. gieuHsn a Sous ah q payne Deor, quart
ti2 W, pints gtslJi YAlkB Milwaukee, oaari5
aitEA
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-12
Oauntrv Prosuoo.

Pn,atoos-1rsE. per huHhel, Sic; barrel
Va 90. Upiuut, per bhi Red 90; Yellow, Is ~
tnruip, white. per Dbl. o. "a: Huterbego ~ 25
5-unA. n. L. inUg boln., 49,, isrss
medium psrbbl.. s. o.. sniar, per bbl., 81
hhif bb.. ned, $3.50. half bbl.. email. IS o.
Cheese, half cream, wAo.; rnn cream 10
poanutn, lOc eide h-it.hhl,, $50 Gal,
bAgu, per 10. In crate, tsSAc
eoUlTRl - hsnA, $40 81 90 psr d1EtR,
young ohickona 81 0Oa 2 o. TuYkOyb, O. 70 %
each geoGO ~ b. Gab Duuke, " buTg 20
te0GS-Per duHol, u s22J,
FTs8h county batter, nhnios, 20 q Ne.
OICaGnsry ,u5HB' Acs old butter, eal0es Oleo'
EaaYEarins. If-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-12
WprniturN,

EuYnfturo- boAuAtandn, Imitation Nnin
EACH, o. tgeS %. AL walnut "a b1Gtlu 90. Chairs
wood nsat, y doa, " 1897 or oAno sue rata
ssat, 81 0Dsea %; cane scat, dining, al2 G022Q
ghitua aud rockers, - u0a4l2 90; large rockia a
81 G1ssBl %, camp aud ruokorh, saon, 81 7ot
60 Mirrors, arch tops. . doG, S2elfls q
Tables round. el008Sbl; fell lehf, 81 Moot
bAfoa, each, IS 25ET 90; BuIthuR, ~ 5JGAsQ
wash stands, 81 2odhb NJ: bed npriupf, - 1FN "
gsby Carriages. % 6lgs7o
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-12

DHuoa.
soTax iIS. Bi,aafo t Of SodS, 'ESsiiil
81 CopporaH SEs4. Cnohinod per on 81
cts CASTLE soap, per % lOelS Cream iart6i
cai 6 ni, p I" q w. 7sS hnsiiaG pei per ID, bo
tie included, ebGi W. jhlOrel Hydrato, par II
q COOL 10 Chloroform, per ID bottle inolud
~ 6oys1s' y Dor IL n al Epson Saita. per ID 81
pbor, per ID 2S@.S, Morphine. per o. % s5t
-. on. Castor, machine, 20 esl oil, Castor
strained, 65ft75. oil, lard, No. /, $3.50. Quin
inc, T., a W., por on 81 %. Flowers sulphur
Sbga5. Alum, $500. Prescription walls By
GER ser o. o.. ssow s S marie, pPioss. RsbaS
patont medicines, ri list. ThRyorh flulS
EItraota, ~ per cent on +. ID. Fluid IA
tracts, 9s pef cent on Essential oils, ~
PArETs.
Strictly pure white lead, - %; Epifiu
tRi psntlne, 50a55 Boiled oil, 6les55o.
TIA sHKRhAH-WILLIAns ooE>onA.
Ivory drop black, ~, per 10 $50 EngliD
coach black y. Per 10 lsei lam olaok' ~. ~
black paint. "a, so ,rIns1lan Due l ~ ~ ~,
IL, re; raw Turkey umper, Ia. 90, burnt rni
E6y unbef. 10, bc raw Italian lsnnh, lHik
burnt Italian sienna, j., &c; Nankyhs BROW
b, o., Is, nc, American vermillion, IL, 90; IN
dian red, is. II; Ninstta red, 10, "a, h5fai -
sc. Chrome yellow. =. x. o. D. o. a. he
INAoN baAANAt - ~ AAlnhf esfif ~
PREPAHED 6RATNIEG OoLoEE.
BARK oak, 1ee; Aah, isc: Black walnut, lN
Maple, lee.
DIsTKMPEn ooLola.
Ivory drop black, Ac: raw ruHEsy pmbo'
80. burnt Turkey u1nbeT, 25c; raw Italian
sienna. 25o. burnt Italian sienna, $50; Var
dyke brown, 25c.
'Prless Of above made on basis OF 10 \
y and 10 cans, distorted; 7 IN = ana ~
cans, balance In and = ID cans, ASSORTED
! Priee IN 10 cana; balance IN and ~ can
assortsd. Price Ia b 10 cans, 10 leas: ~ an
/ % 10 tin pails, ~ leaE and kegs ~ Per
I lo1a.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-12
New YORK,
PRODUCE,

New YORK, Feb IL -Flour-Dull.
Wheat-Spot lots steady; options
opened strong, advanced I 10 4, but
were afterwards weaker aud declined
I to J. closing 81 bottom rates; No 3red
IS No. 2 red 0l2 No. . red February
$4,000. closing s9l; March 90A@9O4
cioBlug 9Os; April 92@92s, closlng 81
May 93J@94s closing 9is.
Corn-SpOt lots were trifis better;
options heavy; No. b0@5Ol; No. =
50@5l4; No. . February 5O@50} c'ns.
ing 6O!; March 49}@49l, CLOSING 49t;
April $685. closing 40; Msy 4Si9
49l, closing As,
PROVISIONS.
Cofiee-Spot fair; Rio dull; OPP
tions ) to 10 points higher and fairly
active: sslpa $500 February 6h@T 20;
March 75(97 80; April Z 9d9S co.
May 5 05@B 10.
Sugaf-Quiet but firm; standard A
8 1916; granulsted G SIG
Molasscs-Quiet but hrmi New Or
leaus 40@6S
mand.
Rosin-Dull; ] 723@l 272.
rurpeutine-Duli
Wool Quiet but Arm.
Pork Firm 1T l49l4s.
Beef-Quiet
Cut Meuts-Firm; long clear, 10.
Lard-Heavy; spot 1907 40; Feb
ruSry 81; March S4@7 S5; April A
7423.
LIVE STOCK.
Beeves- Receipts 1905 supply light
active and firm at advance Of Is to -
cents; common 20 prime 8 1907 w
premium steers, 2075 pounds aver
&c sold at 775; bulls. Rtsgs, oxen
COWS and little heiie' 8 5O95 70.
Sheep-Receipts 55OO; steady hold
ing for higher prices but sellin
slowly; pens not cleared; a few car
loads OF choice sheep cold; 4 5O95 20.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-12
FORT WORTH I DRNYER CITY ~
ShnSssssS.....Yo6f Gu.
SNgk 1l C7>J%VSS'

An Independent Newspaper Of
Democratic Principles, but not Con-
holled by any Set OF Politicians OF
Manipulatofsi Devoted 10 Collect
ing and Publishing all the News Of
the Day in the most Interesting
Shape and With the greatest posi-
bic Promptness, Accuracy and I'm
partially, and 10 the Promotion Of
Democratic Ideas and Policy in the
affairs Of Government Society and
industry
Rats, Cy 8au, PssfP~idi
DAY, per Year SO 90
DAILY, per Month 30
SUNDAY, per Year 90
DAILY and SUNDAY per Year 2 90
WEEKLY, per Year 90
Addrcss. THE SIN, Hs,o ROrS Osiy.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-12
Sales 1000 bales.
Liverpool.

LIVERPOOL, Feb. l1.-SpOts closed
dull and in buyers favor; quotations
un hanged.
Ordinsry 3s; good ordinary
8 5S; low middling rs; mid
ding uplsnds .; middling Orleans
s l.l6
Sales 5000.
American 5000.
Exports for speculation 1000.
Imports 20OOO
American 10 100.
Futurea clnseh quiet but steadY.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-12

Eob. li.-Governments
DD gas only one sale on the
~ today, aud without a
me- quotations
lilies were neglected.
s'nre today has been the
and activity in New
al and Lake Shore, accom-
,he reports that Vanderbilt
sntered the market as a
,bese stocks. Another
mat Woerischoffer was
,,est efforts to control Now
a,,sl Neither story was
uN Int New York Cen
,,eS opened lower,
,s,ay advances during
rdGii reached "a, which was
5.d during the last hour. In
ls,llnes it sold Oft to 923
,.ipder OF the active market
Ev exceptions shows g
TO II per cent.
= In the recent advance say
practicslly lef5 the market
y while stocks were beng
IN other parties.
MONEY.
yoRK, Feb. ll.-Money !;
,rcsntile paper 4@5; ster'
,snpe 3. B. dull ut 4 sSA ;
EXCHANGE.
RLgANs, La Feb. ll.-Sight
on New York quiet ~ 81 20
prenium; sterling exchange
dy ut 4 s3l.
,gNr AND HAGLROAD HON Ds,
FogE FeO. 1.-THE follow.
the official closing quota.
be New York Stock exchange
noon, as compared with those
dovs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-12

NEW ORLEANS, LA, Feb. ll.-5pots
closed steady.
Sales 81 500 bales.
Low ordinary n; ordinary ST. good
ordinary 81; low middling lOli mid
ding l0l, good middling l03; mid
ding fair ii l.l6; fair IL 9.l8
Futures closed dull, TO points
lower.