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BuckIen.s Arnica SaIye.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Cailblains
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions and positive
warranted to give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price rs cent per box.
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CONTINENTAL HOTEL,
CORNER or QUEEN AND KING STREETS
Martlnsburg, w. Va.

MY OLD CUSTOMERS and the tray cling
wi public in general are informed that on
the FIRST DAY OF ArRi1. e77 wi" take
charge of the above-named Hole., Hsor@
shall be glad to see all my old patrons. The
house is new, commodious rooms pleasant
and airy, and eligibly situated.
January IL VIM. RUTLEDGE.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1885-06-27

WE have made it a study to have the
best fitting clothes that can be found, our
prices also meet the demand ofthe people.
DAYLIGHT CLOTHING HOUSE, n
MYERS.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1885-06-27

Benjamin Durham has been paying
strict attention to the widow Samp.
We think they have strong notion
of matrimony
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1885-06-27

To anybody who has disease of
throat or lungs, we will send proof that
Piso's Cure for Consumption has cured
the same complain in other cases.
Address.
Al Il. i. HAZELTINE, Warren, Pa.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1885-06-27

The farmers are very busy blowing
their corn, SO as to be ready to meet
their harvest s.ois
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1885-06-27
A Walking Skeleton.

Mr.. E. Springer, of Merchandising, Pa.
writes: 81 was afflicted with lung fever and
abscess on lungs, and reduced TO walking
Skeleton. Got q free trial bottle of DR.. King s
New Discovery for Consumption, which did
me so much good that m once more man.
completely restored to health, with hearty
appetite, and gain in flesh of AZ lbs"
Call at Il Williams & Bros drug store
and get free trial bottle Of this certain cure
for all Lung Diseases, Large bottles 81.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1885-06-27

Excessive and late cutting will
help to run down an asparagus bed
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-23
nrnEs ma NIehclno..

Drugs-Bark, cinnamon per II l2c; Peruvian
75cNsl 30, boraN. lie. Bi.carbonntc of soda
English be-. Copperas 3Gic. Clnchlncdin, per
o. ,akd2sc CASTLE soap, per n, luml6c. Cream
tartar g. Y, per N. i2di5c. Chalk, lump, per
Ii, Ease. CnlOmc, y. Il W, 75@s2ci English,
per n, bottle Included, 81 GOAL TO- Chloral
hydratc. per 10, n l0Ul I5 ChlorOforp, per N
N, ajc. Doyers, per u, - 90 Epson sails, per
II, ao4lc. Cum opium, per III, So so0a w. Gum
cninphOr, per ~, 2sc. Morphine, per OF, ~ lod
OH castor, machine, 70ds0c; oil, castor,
per gailOn.Sf $50 GA oil lard winter strained, 60
a75c, oil, lard, No. !. 6Oc. Quininc, i, w, per
oz, soc. Flowers sulphur, 8i@5o. Alum aAabc,
Prescription yals, by case ~ pOf cont on ,
prices. Rebate pat. med. AT liet, Ihayera fluii
Extracts, 20 pgr cent OF. l.. ID. Fluid Extracts,
% per cent. OH Essential oils, 81. Louis list
Distcmpcr ColOrs-lvory drop black, 2bo; raw
Turkey umbcr 25c; burnt Turkey umber, 2hc
raw Ithlian sienna, 25c; Italian burnt sienna.
l5c; Nandykc brown, 2Sc,
Paints = strictly pure white lead. 7OmI5c;
spirits turpcntine. J0db5ci boiled oil. tsdG0c.
The Sherman. Williams COlOrs ~ Ivory drop
black, Is per ~, lGc; Englsh c0ach black, Is per
10, lGc; lamp black, Is per b, l9c ,tUllrnnarlnc
blue, s., ~, llc; blue pnint 10 %, raw Turkey
lumber IA &c, burnt Turkey umbur Is 80, raw
Italian sienna IL &c. burnt Italian sienna Is 80,
Nandykc brown rs DC, Paris green is i4ct Crom0
H. NJ. DAD -. IL lie, American vcrmilliOn ls
zee, Indian rod u lie, Neltinn rcd j. BE- l2tc'
2iaac Chrome yellow H. MN.O. a. ID, O. Is ilc,
yellow ochre lbs "a 9s 25s ".
Prices of the above made on basis 81 In !.
and n cans, assorted In aud lNsb cans
/ balance IN Rnd N cans, nBsOrtod. Price In Y
l 10 cans, balance IN 1 ana 1I cans assorted
Price In N cans lC less, III and - ID tin palr
/ lac less and Kegs 90 pertb less.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-23
Tulane University Of Louisiana
LAW DEPARTMENT.

TIE next srsslon Of thia department VIII hc.
gin MONDAY, NOV. 10, 1883.
This Law school ~ not limited 10 instruction
IN the ciyli law Of Lpuignna. lts lectures ard
course OF studies are designed 10 prepare the
student for admission 10 The bar not only Ia Ibis
state. but also Ia any Of tie common law states
OF the Mon. II invites 10 a., clnsscs nll who
Wish to ~ themselves for me practice ~ the
law. ~ professors az wcll known lawyers Of
long standing al the bar, ripe in experiences,
and still actively engaged In the practice Of tiiu
profession. Tuition 500 per session
FACULTY.
RANDELL HUNT, III. d., Emeritus Rector
Professor OF Constitutional Law, Commercial
Law aud the law OF Evidence
WILLIAM FRANCIS MEELhN, IL. D., Dean,
Professor nf Common law aud Equity, iufls
prudence. aud Lecturer On Criminal I.aW ana
lie Law Of Pleading.
HENRY CARLETON llER, Professor OF
Admiralty and international Law.
IIESiil DENI>, Professor Of Civil Law nnd
Lecturer on the Land Laws OF the United
states
Nli communications should be addressed 20
WILLIAM u. MEiiLN,
Dean Of the Faculty Of Law
l0Cnrpndclet street, NeN ogesns. la
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-23

Orangcs-I .ouiaiana, per box, 81 30.
Messinu Recommendations, - 90
Approximation, 50 O1d3 80 per barrel.
Potntoes-Irish, per bushel, new Northern.
SIC In sacks; Onions, northern, per barrel,
- 49, Texas, 75cdSl 10 per bu, beans IT, 3l
ode; med, bblg. SO; large lima SIC; small
"A. so: Cnbbare, per crate Northcrn $500,
pOuitry-IIcns S2.OU0235 per dozen; young
chickens S2.0Od 100: Turkeys, 4nd6Oc.
Eggs--pcr dozen, l3d i3lc.
Trrsh country butter Choice, l5Ia0c choice
Western dairy lsc; fancy creamery, 3hc.
p0tatoes---Sweet. 40d 15c per bushel
Grapcs--El paso, Ease
Tnmatoes--gi GOAL % per bushcl,
Cow ppas-25d35c per bushol.
snuer kraut--Pcr hall barrel, - p,
Hananas-Pcr bunch, 81 O0aa 20.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-23
RECEIVERS SALE
OF
SLAUGHTERED HOUSES
ICE FACTORIES
ATvIoT0RIA and FORT WORTH, TEX

In pursuance OF The order OF the District
Court al Victoria County madO on The 3Oth
day OF MAY, lSsi. In cause No. luaS ON the docket
ui said court, wherein Ayors Il Cannon ii ais,
are plniuull-, aud the Texas Continental
Meat Company arc defendants | will sell ht
publir auction, and ~ the tines and places
ana upon the terms herein named, the follow
Is, The court house door in the city Of Fort
Worth, Texas, at u a. ~, tstandRrd time ou
lhc same heinc i6c ID iny OF ana month. thc
slaughter House and lee Factory OF the aHid
deiVudhni, " NV lcNns Continental Meat Com.
pany,' az Font Worth. Texas and all the mHthm
cry, tools, appliances aud nppurtcnNncies to
the Same belonging aud TIVE twenty seven and
quarter uufUr Of land on which the same
-tnndJ, AMI la said dUcTGe described.
IlilMs ur SNLi- Thirty two Thousand dullOrs
ot the purchase money TO Ice paid cash in hand
nnd tue balance OF said purchase money TO be
paid IN sis inunths, and 20 hc secured by The
note ot the purchaser bearing Interest tYom
dare OF snlo ~ the rate OF l1por cent nor an
mum, aud secured Toy Nondof's lion ON The
said property and promises
AMI ~ The court housp door ia the rity of
Victoria, IcNHs, nj II o'olook a. M (smniiurd
limo on thc second TUESDAY Va Noyunibcr
y D. lsso, the same uCing the lulh day OF said
month, the slaughter House aud lee Factory
Of the said defendant, "lhU Texas Continental
Meat Company ~ Victoria, TeNHs,, and alt
The tools, uppll 'nr'S aud nppuricuanOive to
tho same belonging, aud tlc twpnty eight
acres oi knd lUuu which tho suuie stands, and
iG enid duCrpv 1t4trbvd
TERMS uI sNE--pur huif ol the puryhnsn
money 10 he paid ct-h IA hand, and the re-
uiaindcf Il 10 be PHO ln ,lN months, no to lC
occurred by the note 90 tho purchaser, bearing
Interest FROM dntc of sale nj the rate Of 10 per
cent pcrnmupi, ana secured by u vendors liCu
on said property and premises.
Tue salc nt this prOpcr is In each casc,
made subject in tic approval of the District
Court ot Victoria County, and viii be reported
To said court At its next term, commencing No
Noulbcr l6th lNSi and no tile viii be made to
the purchaser until the hhld sale g. confirmed
10y the court The undersigned Will give amy
further information desired 10 lllnppli,uut-,
r. a. NtIDii M.
Receiver Texas continental Meat Company
NiCiurlu, TrNus, October /, lss5.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-23
New Orleans.

PRODUCE, PROVISIONS, VIC.
NEW ORLEANS, La, oct. 22-tlour-Dcmand
light but holders firm.
Corn-Dull weak and lower; mixed, 5iei vel
low, 5jc; white 5ld61c.
Oats-Quict and weak; choice Western, $50
3jc.
Ilay-Quict and steady.
pork--Quiet Mt 50 80.
Inrd--Stoady and unchanged.
Bulk Mcats-EasieT; shoulders, 81 10; long
clear. S. G2l; clear rib, 81 10.
iiacon-Easier; shoulders, - O.; long clear,
So %; clear rib. So IL.
Iiams--fl0 50dll,
Whisky-Firm AT q coal %
COGee-Quiet; Rio cargoes, common to prime
G!@lOic.
sugar scarce and firm; centrifugal, choice
white dc; of white. 6a@Gsc gray white, VI dWci
prime TO choice yellow clarified, WduSc; Soc
onds, Gd6lC,
Mulasses-StronG; open kettle, prime 10
strictly prime. 50d00c; centrifugal prime 10
choice 35Gh5c; Louisiana syrup. 30d5Oc,
Rice--In good demand at full prices; l.oulsi-
ana ordinary to prime, SaGblc.
Cottonsecd Oil--Primc crude new, Is q ~
summer yellow, 2jaadlr; cake, 22as2ir; meal
22iId 30.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-23


ST. LOUIS. oct ass-fioar--1. e,g.r IN s.ti
nut not Wiuiahly changed, family. ss -nas N.
eholce' slnl lu; fancy $ 5oal poj patents s. IS
Wheat Active Tor November and NAV ana
generally lower but not so unsettled as ycster.
wy hAotuaii"ns were Within a narrow range
anq prices closed d.c below Yesterday No. ,
Ky "5e' December, gjh autfc, closing az Wic'
Mn4f ~ Vllul Wi. closing al 81 OH.
Nuiil-- ASH higher, bat options ahOut stcadNi
20. -miNod cash s., a3s1c. october SSi aSSic'
Notcmber d,le. year 3ilc May &ic.
uat,s1Vasl higher OPTIONS unchanged 70,
sllc,
PROVISIONS. ire.
iroyislons--Dnll, weak and most sales al
caster prices
pork--Ss 75 lard s. -
Bulk meats--Loose lots Long clear 81 Is
short rh s. 20: short clcnr - 90
Bacon--fong clear 70 $50 i0i short rib 80 Is
short clear sG1sl0620
Hams 50 2Sall.
Corn Menl-Quict at 81 50.
MOol--Stcady and unchanged
Mhisky--Stcady at 81 ".
AFTERNOON BOARD.
whont--lc lower
Corn--Bargly steady.
Oats-Steudy,
LIVE sroCK.
Oattlc--Rcccipts 1900; shipments 1000; low.
or and weak, but good local demand aud some
shipping inquiry; native shipping steers, - NJ
a5 %; native butchers steers - j0d - mixed
stuff, 81 0Oaa 80; Texans 81 SOFAS 90; Indians
So lOdS -.
Hogs-Receipts 500; active aud steady; s. Il
d3 IS.
heen-Rcceipts 2u00; shipments 1000; good
demand and prlccs easy; common TO medium
natives, 81 O00 > 80; good TO choice, 3 GlU3 -
. lambs, - 2iu3 so; Texans 81 ijd3 ~.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-23

Bar iron, 500, Norway Sc, No, % sheet iron
sir. 80. 81 & sheet iron. itc, galvanized eheet
iron pagic, SO. sod ne, No. do. lb.c, 2uN2s
rooAing tn iilcalbc, iiX2O and l0Nl4 pnt. do,
l.ia0s.b0. tiunet's wire 30 per cont, OH tluurr "a
stock, so per cent, OF, cook stoves with Wdir
l0J0a 1900. do, With trimmings 1850 iuuo,
Wood NOrk-Nngon uSlcs @c,rSl %.
tongues 90cdS 90, slnVletrecs 81 - h1l5tors
soc. spOkes - ian3 90, fcloss 81 Iani ~,
d0ublotrces Sc 4jdi 90, neck yokes 5 50U2 90,
pillow beams 5Oa65c, pillow, handles 81 ida2 80,
Nails ~ kcg, basis lOd,-Burdon hors shOc
per keg, 90. pcrkinH do . 30, walker do D no,
burden mule 500, Northwestern horse shoe
nails No. A. soc No. o, 2jc, No. 4, BE, NO. I. gle.
No. s. 20c, Lakes" do No, 4, Acc, Ne. p, Pc No.
6, 42G, No. J. 20', No :, l9c; husabie do, No,
l. 45c No. g. 2tc, No. &, lie, No Z, l0c, Not sc.
observation-disclosures chains, No 2, per pair,
lOc.; pillow singlctrccs, per dO2., 3 ~ pl0w
doublcuees, per dOz.. So 90; stock bells. jOper
cent oil door locks, SO 2b1V On; WOOD screws,
80 and lOpcr cent of; H. T., cast door butts, 90
aud 10 per cent. OF cut and timed tacke, 40
per cent OF; coffee mills, 4Opor cent. OF blind
hinges, 50And 10 per cent. oil; carriage bolts, No
and 10 per cent of pillow bolts, o. per cent OF
piece tin ware, 80 per cent. OIL; deep stamped
ware 30 per cent. oft; shallow stamped ware -
per cent, OIL.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-23
Texas Il Pacific Railway.

The Great Popular llouto between the Last
ard the Mest short line to New OTipnns ana nli
lOints ia i.OnisiAnn, New Mexico, Afizona aud
California. fayoftc iine "a tie North, hast
and Southeast Pullman Palnce sleeping ears
dnily between - louis and Dnilas, fOu Worth,
VI Pnso mud Run FrRnciaro, Cal. also Fort
Worth aud New Orlpaus without chnnge. SOLID
trains from ~ pAso 10 ~. Louie. Inst Zine
thai your tictul reads via Texas * Pacific rhii
WAY. For maps. time tnblcs, tickets. rates anu
OF tiie Ticket AGENTS, or H. r. lIuBIiES.
Passenger Agent. iiouston, Texas
rs, W. MCCULLOUGH
Pass. a Ticket As't, Halrest9n' cAhs'
W, II. NEWMAN,
Gen. Traflc Manager, Galveston Texas
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-23
NrrUUeries.


Mcats--sugar cured hams llMl2ci sugar
cured breakfast bacon &c; short clcnr Oacoh
Isc; short clear dry salt &c,
Flsh-Mackerel, lob hts No. |, 9lri No, .,
soc, half-bbls No 4, 80 80; No. >, 81 5Oi dried
hcrrngs per box. 40c, cod ilsh, dNc.
L;rd-iierccs lie; son cans, &c; 20b cans,
ne: ION, cans, sic; Oh cans, slc 3b cans, SIC.
'TcA-Itnperial, 4OdG Oc gunpOwdcr. bOd Zoe,
Sugar-Fine powdered bills sc; do halfbbls,
&c; cut loaf, SIC; granulated standard, s!ci
Louisiana sranulHted. -; STANDARD \, SCI
choice white, -; Louisiana second, 1lailc.
Rico-Iouislana, y d7c, new.
Salt-Coarse. In bags, 81 500 30; fine, In bags
-; lake, In HAT hoop barrels, 81 49, pockets
2idGc.
Soda-Bicarbnnatc, in kegs, Il to DC; bicarb
IN cases ,, 10 &c; lump sal soda, I'm Kegs, 9!
&c; granalated sal soda IA GOlb drums, Sc.
MolasHcs- Choice Louisiana, 90 to Soc prime,
isc fair TO good Bic corn syrup, G5c.
UoiTee--Itio fair, % 10 l0c; prime, 10Y to lie;
choice, III to l2c: 1aguyra, l2lc, Java, 9Oc;
Golden Rio, l3lc; Pea Berry, l2l 10 he
Pickles. gal. pulls, mixed pickles, ! 50
glass pints, 10 gloss quarts, 90; glass 5,gal.
3 90; glass l.gal., p; glass hex gal, q co.
Wrapping ,paper-Rag and straw, a to 75c.
snnif,n CARROTS G.oE, II % per ease; 2-oz.,
90; /. or 3 81 Rulph's Con, lO 10 on, 8 - (;
/ or IS: dental COZ, 3 90; l-Oz., 400.
Canned Goods--Prcos per dozen rine APP
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-23
Chicago.
PRODUCE

fNODINEs
CHICAGO, ILL.,, oct. 22.-Flour-Bull and
weak.
Wheat-Fairv active and unsettled, opened
sGsc lower, rallied 4dlc, fell OF 10, but under
free buying the market again advanced. cased
off again, finally c,Osing 10 under yesterday,
October. 20 d c6lc, closed Sole November, sbld
SIZE, closed SbiGsjic; December. S7AdsSic,
closed s7g@s7ic; May Ml0p6, closed 9i{c
Corn--Quiet but steady, shade iirmcr; cash
i0tc; November 3glG3gt, closed 30ic; year 3Gi
a SIC, closed $3.50.
PROVISIONS. Ere.
Pork-firm early sale higher, reacted 40
closed s. 2aoS 90; December closed s. :u0S BY.
IMrd-In fair demand and stcadier; prIccs
2laic higher cash 81 g0a5 G5 November s. 30
al M December So 90.
Boxed Mcats--Stcady, dry sailed shoulders.
81 iOdt3 20; short rib - 2.a5 lji short clear
AFTERNOON lk,,Rp
Wheat--Weak, ! to 81 loWcr
Corn-I nchangcd
Pork pc hi cher
Lard Irregular; pic higher for october and
January 2ic lower Tor November and Dcccm.
Der.
LIVE STOCK.
The DruVcrs' journal reports;
Cattlc-Rcccipt4, lO,0W shipments, 5000
best grades steady but others 0c lower snip
ping steers 81 30dj IS: stockcrs and feoGers,
- SjG3 30; cows, bulls and mixed, n 0OG3 30 b:
through Texas cattle SLOW, - 50d3 80; Western
rangers lOc lower; natives and halt breeds
SO 10.
Hogs-Rcccip,s, 5000; opened steady, closed
stronger 81 35d3 80.
Sheep-Rcccipts 1000; market steady; natives,
= O0a2 SO; Western, 81 i5a3 U9i Texans, Il 80
al co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-23

Whisky--Rcctned 81 TOOL 90, ia per proof
sour mash, two year Old, ~ 6dGl Ibi Three
year old, u 0OG2 20, fancy extra old whisky
"a O0da 90.
Wines Clnrct, case 81 5OGl0 90, as per quNl.
ity; CatNWhn, per gallon, N0cHSl 80; port ~ 2oG
. 90; sherry, per gallon, ~ zoos 90; Madeira,
per gallon, 81 00d5 co.. white wine, In case, ~ ~
nlUOO
Mc-StoCk nlc, per dozen, s. az %; port
per dozen, - Opa2 ~.
Cigars domestic, Sl1 00a& 90; Key Wust,
SGi U0dlOO 10; Imported. $50 O0dl50 co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-23

pinc, $50, I'd do - 80, Sd do % poplar 20 0Oa
20,
shinplos-White pine a s. do shaded A 4 %.
do extra No 10 80, cypress, hest any brand ., do
No - ~, do MOB 20 native sawed heaIt 4, aapsS,
Iickcta--Nbitc Pine dressed aud headed
square or Hat 4 yellow pine do 5, laths o0d
90.
Lime, Cement, otc.--Limc, Austin, s. per bhl.,
cement, Louisville or Ror0nals, 81 70 per bbl,i
Portland, 50 per Dbl plaster paris, New Nork
or Michigan, "a per bhl,i plaster hair, dje bu.
llrok-Eiru proof, 5000 per NJ.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-23

Whoat-Choice, No. !, 72c; medium G0Gi1r /,
low grade 6GU55c oats, ald25c, barley, 8pG3iC !
rye, 50Gj5o; corn, ear, 62a Dc, shcllcd, ihc
hay, loose from the wagon, 80 O0aI % PEI
ton, bale hay, s. ~ all 90; bran, Coo pc,
100, chops. 81 % per 100; corn mCal fine bultcc
per 100, ~ ~; hominy and grils 80 per bbh
i1liltIt seed II GOAL 20.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-23
rcl. rnoy!sIoNs, LIVE srocR.
Kansas CITY.

g... 81, PRODUCE.
4 80 1lff, Oct. -. - Wheat --Sieadier;
,r Ky w NoyemheF, q tc bid &c asked;
~ ''nieE cash 81 asked; November eIc
SsAno year nc bid 2G'c asked
Nolhlnal; PIC bid, 22Ic asked
LIVE sroCn
Sior6 Indicator reports:
~, u, elpt- i50l shipments l1rl dull,
~ ' at feeding siecrs exporters 81 zoos 40;
h,n 0e.let shipping - s0aa Ia; common 10
'e9wa s. olu : g0i grass TeSas stecrs 8 60
e3 ~. ''r'''' "'"N "nu iV' IVY a.
" hereipis no; shipments none, quiet
4 Y secs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-23
woodland Hides.

Twelve months clip, light, Hue and medium
lao l7o, nnu heavy TO light. llWlAe, ak
months, light, nue to medium l0d l3c; fall, fine
heavy, ---; fall, light, tine medium, --- ,
coarse, Sdi2c,
Hidos-No. illnt dry, ION and upward, pnr
blAl@ldc, No, . lnt, dry, per 10 l3c M, , light
flint, per ~ 10 Sc; bulls ana heavy, dan ugcd,
per N Sc; calf skins aud badly DAMAGE. per
" 4GGc, green, snltcl. sound, per u ,4G,
butchers green, per n Go
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-23
LOCAL MARKETS.
GAZETTE OFFICE. rour WORTH, rRx, /,

oct -. 1855.
10 day has been one Of the busiest since The
fall season opened, and the volume OF
trade has been uncommonly heavy.
both tho dry goods and grocery markets. are
strong and prices nro hrm, with an
upward tendency orders are, however. still
being dlled at given quotations. Cotton receipts
amounted TO 2lS bales and the best grades
brought $50,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-23

GAIyEsToN. TEN, oct. 2a.--Coit0n-sppt
closed cnsy gross receipts llsi; sales lOl4 cA
mort. ll,i1l, shipments coasi"iae doo sV"'N
Ordinary 59.l6c; good ordinary Y,i9' 10y
niddlin . 4 Il. lGc; midd ing alec; gooh m'd
ding o 3 IGc; middling lair l3'l"'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-23
1snliding Material.

Lumber Rough lumber, boxlng, y inches
and under, Grst,ciass, SIS 90; stripping, AN3
Il %, thlck clears, 4 and y, ~ on rough Inn
Der, second class, 1906 1oist aud ecantlng,
cuils, ~ 20.
second, do, % CO., third, do, % 90; poplar 20uV
az 90; native pine, 4, $500; native pine, /,
~ a.; native rough. 10 %.
under SIS ~; do, lX3, - 20; ecaniling, iost oI
any common lnmbcr. 20 9Oi boxing over "
inCheA, 80 90; thick clears,ll TO II ana =, SOOi
second class, anyklnd, 2OOO.
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stood, and, turning a tzfhe further, the Gen.
eral repeated his wish. The scene at the mo-
ment was picture In shadows. As the flicker.
ing rays fell across the face OF the General. IL
became Q grim Rembrandt. with strong. rugged
lines broken down by suffering and pain.
On his head was the skul-cap that at all
times lends n startling eject TO the sick man Q
appearance. and from beneath it stragg ed the
hate that chung I'm sweat moistened locks about
the emaciated neck. crimson scsrf had
chair, but as lie leaned forward II drew across
his shoulders, one end being gathered under
his arm dark dressing gown covered the
pat ents attenuated form, and a handkerchief
encircled his neck. The gray OF the close cut
beard seemed white. and the lines on cheek and
forehead were ep indeed. and when the face
was turned upward TO speak the eyes seemed
grayer, too and abnormally large. They were
clear and steady, showing that the Generals
reason clearly at his command. but there
them. The Generals face. as he spoke, APP
peared strained and drawn, but its color and
fullness were not such as would be expected
after such suffering and care: The lips moved
heavily and the whisper was husky and low, but
the nurse understood and the pad and pencil
were brought. Then, while the red light OF the
lamp fell on his downcast face. he wrote, but
only briefly. The slip was handed 10 DIR. Doug
las, who at once turned it over to Col. Grant,
who had arisen and stood beside his mother at
the Generals side IL was private family COM
munication, and when finished the shck man re-
sumed his half-rec lining position, with his head
slightly inclined forward and his elbows on the
sides of the chair. while the fingers of either
hand We're interlocked. each with the other, be-
meath his chin.
The family were all gathered at the side OF the
sick man. and again DIR. Newman, at about the
same hour as last night, and at Mrs. Grants re-
quest. knet beside the General and prayed.
Heads were bowed and silen mt tears were on the
cheeks or men as well as women. After an
hour death seemed little less rapidly gaining
on the man IL has pursued just nine months to-
day. for IL is just nine months ago o-day that
Gen. Grant walked into DR. Douglas office to
seek his professional aid for the cancer that h s
done what foes and war could not. Then the
doctors and clergyman stroled out upon the
members OF the family remained in the sick
room and watched and waited. while the Gen.
eral answered yes" and mo" to several ques-
tions-