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, 1885-07-26

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pathy on your great loss.
Loan RIPoN.
LONDON. July 25.-T Ms. Grant
Accept my heartfelt sympathy for the sad
affection befallen you. Mas. MAcKEY.
TOXIC, Japan, July PAD Nadine
Gen. Granr-I learn with much sorrow,
of the death of your husband. | tender
you my sincere coincidence and deep sym
pathy. PRINCE TowmT
The confederate soldiers of Helena.
Ark, to-day sent a message of sympathy.
TO M~. Grant.-Delawar tenders the
warmest sympathy of her citizens in this
great hour of private and public grief
LSigned] CHARLES E..SrocKLEY.
10 Ms. Giant:-l offer my expression
of deep sympathy to the widow of the
great leader of the Union armies.
[Signedl CoMTE De PARIS.
President Diaz. of Mexico, sent a telc-
gram expressing his sorrow at the loss of
SO distinguished a soldier and statesman.
Ignacio Mariscal, Mexican premier,
sent the following. by the instructions
of President Diaz | send you the most
sincere coincidence of the Mexican govern
ment for the loss of our great friend, the
illustrious Gen. Grant, and, personally, l
tender my own and my family's heartfelt
sympathy in your bereavement.
Mira Frelinghuysen, widow Of the late
secretary of state, telegraphs: Pray re-
ceive my loving sympathy. We feel
deeply for you ALL | 80 highly appre-
ciated the generals kindness to me in my
sorrow, even when he was such a suf-
fercr."
Governor Hill has rendered the family
the use Of the executive mansion during
their stay in Albany.
, 1885-07-26

MOUNT McGREGoR. July 25.-The
willow chair in which Gen. Grant was
wont to sit on the cottage veranda has
been draped in black, and will be placed
at the usual spot on the porch where the
general was SO often TO be seen. A heavy
scarf of black is to-day seen on the en-
trance To the door of the cottage.
, 1885-07-26

+. Il. R-The phenomena Of the
recent red sunsets have not vet been salts
factorilly explained. Scientists have.
however, found that Red Star Congh
Cure is free from morpbia or opium and
wonderfully ehicacious.
, 1885-07-26

Save money and doctor bills. Relieve
your mothers, wives and sisters by the
timely purchase Of DIR. Bosanko's Cough
and Lung syrup, best known remedy for
coughs, colds, Group and bronchial affec-
tons. Relieves children Of Group in one
night may save you hundreds Of dollars.
Price 30 cents and sl.00 Sold by w. N.
Hunt.
, 1885-07-26

to Mrs. Grant blythe treasury department,
is a little less than one months pay, there
being ns authority to allow pay beyond
the actual date of his deccase.
, 1885-07-26

Charlton's Valley ranch. four miles
north OF town, on the Cheyenne and
Black Hills road, is a pleasant drive from
the city. The house is new, and newly fur
nished. The bar Is supplied with all de.
sirable liquors and imported cigars.
Splendid place to spend the afternoon Or
evening
, 1885-07-26

greatest reduction yet.
summer dOihn0ns, hare
locks, shoulder icrGps, six
and satin suits for. three
days at COirhick " Whit
combs.
, 1885-07-26

The largest stock OF hne bnndles, old
whiskies, choice liqiHrs and superine
cigars at George Masten's well known
house, corner Sixteenth and Ferguson
streets.
, 1885-07-26

WAsmSoToN, July 2a.-The amount
due Gen. Grapt as an officer on the re-
tired list of the army, which will be sent
, 1885-07-26

state than a national affair. His body is
to lie in state in Albany and in New York
City. 1t ought to be placed in state in
New York, Philadelphia and Washing
ton, and then buried here beside the SOL
diers who fought with him. Under the
present arrangement the army can do
nothing more than it would do should it
be called upon TO assist in the burial of
any other prominent general. Citizens
express sentiments similar to hat above
indicated. They admit, however, if it
were the wish of Gen. Grant, or if the
family have a decided preference that the
burial take place in New York, further
controversy is precluded. The proposed
selection of Central Park as the place of
burial, rather than some other public res.
walton in New York City, is also specially
criticised here. and the suggestion is made
that the centre of Union square, for in.
stance, would be a more fitting place for
the interment of the dead hero's remains,
and the erection of a noble to
commemorate the nations gratitude. A
general order in the name of Sheridan has
to-day been issued to Gen. Hancock. d.
recting him to take charge of the military
ceremonies connected with the funeral.
The order giving directions AZ tn details
will be issued early next week.
~
President Cleveland's Letter to
Mrs. Grant.
MOUNT McGREGoR, July 25.-The let
ter of President Cleveland to Mrs. Grant,
and of which Adjt Gen. Drum was bearer.
is here reproduced:
EXECUTIVE MANSION,
WASHINGTON, d. c., July 25, 1885.
Ny Dear Haddme-Obeying the die
tates Of my personal feelings and in ac-
cord with what | am sure is the universal
sentiment of his fellow-countrymen to.
wards your late husband, | am solicitous
that every tribute of respect and affection
should he duly rendered, and with CON
slant consideration of your personal wishes
on the subject. Adjt-Gen. Richard S.
Drum is charged with the delivery of this
note, and will convey to me any intima-
ton of the wishes OF yourself and your
children in respect to the selection of the
place of burial, the conduct of the funeral
ceremonies and the part which may be
borne by those CHARGED with the admins
tration of the government.
With sincere coincidence, your friend
and servant,
GROVER CLEVELAND.
Mrs. U. S. Grant. McGregor, N. Y"
The formal letters of Governor Hill and
the mayor of Albany, asking that the re-
mains of Gen. Grant lie in state in Al
bany and rendering the capitol for that
purpose, have been received
, 1885-07-26

Picnic and summer nights festival at
Talbots grove, Sunday, July %. Dane
ing from . to 10 p. m.
, 1885-07-26
Largest cat get. Ladies'
suits and summer iCraps at
prices that iciH sell them at
C0,phick 8 UhHC0Aab's.


CHEYENNE TRANSFER CO.
From five pounds per day to a carload at
a time. Reasonable reductions to large
consumers.
, 1885-07-26
STAR OF THE WEST
RESTAURANT.
Masonic Block, Sixteenth Street,
A NICHOLS. Prop.

The finest fitted up in the
city. Board 81 per day or So per week,
500 90 per month. The tables are sup
Piled with everything the market affords.
Breakfast from G to 10, dinner from IL
to 3, supper from 5 to s. Meals at all
hours, and the most complete short order
bill of fare in any house in the city.
Everything first class. Lunches aud sup
pers gotten up for parties in first class
style, also lunches put up for parties and
travellers. Furnished rooms for rent by
the night. week or month. Telephone 90.
, 1885-07-26

Summer suits can be had a %bargaInat
Polack's.
, 1885-07-26

White vestg at Polack !.
, 1885-07-26

Trunks and v%alises, largest assortment
and lowest prices at Polack's
, 1885-07-26

Engraving in al its branches is dons q
HEHNRR, JACKSON x BUEoHNKn'a
, 1885-07-26
Expressions of sympathy.

Mr.. McGREGoR, July 25.-The follow
ing messages of confidence were received;
METHERINGToN, July 24--To Mrs.
Grant-Allow me to offer sincere sym
pathy on your great loss.
, 1885-07-26

AZ your grocer for Denver Be.t soap
, 1885-07-26
GROVER CLEVELAND

Mrs. U. S. Grant. McGregor, N. Y"
The formal letters of Governor Hill and
the mayor of Albany, asking that the re-
mains of Gen. Grant lie in state in Al
bany and rendering the capitol for that
purpose, have been received
, 1885-07-26
President Cleveland's Letter to
Mrs. Grant.

MOUNT McGREGoR, July 25.-The let
ter of President Cleveland to Mrs. Grant,
and of which Adjt Gen. Drum was bearer.
is here r~enroduced.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-05
BaiIdins msssriu,

suEHnR-Rough iumDer, boxing, Is inoht,
aud under, nrft.olnan, elM stripping, Ma, Z, b
boxing and n0orinR, clears, 80. thiok oisar
~ and ~, 81. rough lumber, nsN0ud clah
slb; ioiHt and hcantling, cullG, 81 10.
atDIH0--Ftrst common white pine, 30 On
80 oOnd do, $3.50: third do, cas-; poplar. t25 .
~ 90; native pine u; us; 40 \ %; NATIVE
rough, 1850,
DRHssRD LUHHER-BoHinE II inobss and
under, go 0DbT 90. do va, SIS 0Odd 90
acantling, lolst or any common lumn
80 0oeH OK boxing OvoT IA inches, $500
~ So thick clears, ~ tolH and 2, $50 O0G,b 90
second class. any kind, 62J.
DRESSED AND hATOHED FLopRINo-Fifs
class, t28; second olHas, SOD
WHITEPInu FUnNIBHfn0 LuKHHn-l&i I
and inch white pine, go inch do, tt5.
CEILIH0-BEADED or PLATH-ftTut on
mon wlite pine, n, $50. "a do, Va .bOSd DO, gsd
poplar, ~, SO U05&.bO. poplar, II, ft26Oosb
nhtivepino ", SIS; DO y, go
POPLAR LuhBHA---lA, III ana iuoh, -
sHIEGI.fss-- white pima a, %; do shaded n
SAB, do extra No. 1, $50. cypress, best. An
rinnd, Is: do No. 2, ei.25; do MOI e3.at nauv
sawsd heart 49, nhpn, o..
PTuRETs.--White pine, dressed and haAdea
square o. nat, O. yellow pius 90. g. latt
e5 5O0Ab0.
LIaH, OEhHsv, RTo.--Lims, Austin, q
per Dbl. Cement. Louisville or ROssnaie, eg !
per Dbl; Portland, IS per Dbl. Platter PAria
New York or Michigan, u per Dbl, Piazta
BSidE,-Firs-pfoof sIsO psTA
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-05

HAK IRON, 50 .--NOrWAy, ba.. no. ~
sheet iEen, exc. No n y ahe0t iron, $40.
galvaniEsd sheet from, e0g1<c.; No. X y h0da
ITo.; No. Y do, lbcj 1x25 Toonng TN, alt q
9i6 %; laIO and lGxlt pat do. 81 1898 90
unnsr'H wire. 81 per cent. on; nnnsr'g atocE
forty per cent. on COOK stoyos gith ware
SO B06S25 o.; do. With trimmings. ga 60050W
WOOD WORK. Wagon Gxiof. 01c. lDn W
tongues. qOo0al 90: Hinglotrsea, 81 rs. bOlat1Ti
6Oc.; hpokOs "a 1905 %; follosa, 81 H699 ~
DOublstreoa, % 2b5pa %; neck yoksa, 81 Oof
100; pillow beams, b0f55o.; pillow handles, q n
62b0f handles, ei7bfs2 50.
NAILS. Is 10 keg. basis l0ds-BuTdoD noTpi
shoe, per keg, % IS; Perkins do, q ~; Malk
or do, % so; burden mule, % 60i Northwest
ern horse shoe nails, No. Z, 60c., Ne, O. 49,, Ne
8, no, No. ], nc, No. :, Del ',Iaks'A dol No
s. So, No. 8 ~, 10, q a. 10. s9es 80. I.
nc, no 70 :, lse;, no. =. ne. ,onna,ono.r.
81 COOS %; HaeksnHAok. ss booTO0 boy's
handled, % 6O6t8 So
REFRfoERArORB,--E Climax. gl70
No. 2, 90, sls 90; No. do. s2S; No. q do, ga
HIsCELIaAHEoUB-T chains. 81 ps
pair, tbTo.; pillow einRletoea. per doE., %
pillow doublstreoz, per dozen " Wj ntool
bells, % per cent. on door loeke, u 1908 "
wood Sorrows, % and 10 per cent. on: Up Ca
door butis, ~ and 10 per cont. oni cut AM
timed lacks, ~ per cent oni oCifee miliA, .
per cant. on; blind hinges, % and 10 per cam
on: carriage boltA, 90 and 10 poT cant. Oh
pillow boitH, - per cent. on; pieoe Tin VA
b per cent. on; deep stamped ware, " -
can't. oni shallow stamped ware 70 pr can
OF inpAunsd ware, 30 per can't on
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-05

WnmHF-Hsotined VI lOeDlbg, ~ per proc
sour mash. one year old. 81 % two years Oh
q OO92 %; three years old " t00a 49, tan
extra old whisky Hob,
WIHms--ClAret, oase,B h0le0 40 nAvnus
ityi oAiawba per CsAllon, DcdSl 30 fort, 81 10
tUi bhsrIy. per ga; 400 W. hi.1s
"a O0t3lO 00.
Cm1MPAGBB-e. II. humm 4 CO.. HKirl
Dry, 90 OJae1 W, HeidsiGk, IN Dsskst, ~ W
champagne, " O1itW ao0, 0oulei, eat
dTV, ptntA, en- So
kLa--slocF Ale par dos, "a 1p2 IS; POrs
por dos, q 0092 ~
BOrrLrD BHnH-L,emp'B quATi1, tl2 o. pl
ca b0; BndWeiHsF quarts Sl2 0Ji pint1 elb "
nrlhpgor bDer quarts, Us 90; pinH w u
schliiE Milwaukee, quaris tl2 OJi pinH W y
Anthony 4 Kuhn's, asa $500, pinh sl9 o.
IA. ClAuAen q Bon'a ehAnp0gne uo9r, quar-
gl20O pints Aia60i FAlh's Milwaukes, Quar-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-05

arnrerInn.

hnATu-Bugnr CURED hama, nAna O, O. y,
sacon' il9Soi B. O.baoon, sac, l9,o. dry salt,
FrsH-Mncksrsi, ION kite. No. 4, 400 n.
blS1 half hblH, No, ], 1850 No. 2, eb,Oo.
white iaht No. 1, hlL bhlsu u,gSi No. y, SS2s
Dried herItngs, per box, doc COD nah; %,
an cans, sSfc.; lob cans, SIC; SO cans. OK
y cans, 70
ooTTRE.--common 100; ordinary, iote
IaiI, llo,i prime BIO, hho; fancy, iao; old
TRA-ImperiAl,t 5000: gunpovder. aau.
suaAR-t1ne powdered, bills, $50; do,
staLlRrd So; iouiaiana Eranuiatsd, - !;
sianderd 4. VNoa choice white, $50; yellow
clarinod, $40.
BALT.-Coarus, n BAGS N .g5nl.sN nns IN
hsgs, -; lake la nat hoop hbla kaiO
apples, stSyhsTd jits; Peo66ss. O siandar%
u.50; nsf y 10; Tomatoes, standard, : os
,aqS 'G sogi ~ hs ,c. S q 50 SssoR
berrioa{ s., a58i.A0; RaEpberriea, W0lel.65
uystert full weight, H., tll6 n, "a. 10; light
S9 si., m ma Sc; n, 2: sl,s' sSiTe5al y
lsSef.,o ssrdinoa. Amoricisa; oI.6i case
imported, alS Olold.0 90 case; Strawberries ~
N.iQ8~e~; Blnekborries, tl,S0; Green gage
10y Ivy Eagls CONDENSED milk, aS'e0i crown
BAKINo PowDEB.-silver LoaL 10 cans
Per dozen, Slo+ IN. do. 81 CO., IN. do, " 5o
/ 8o. d., a.; bIh. do. glg.
euaDSIiz-ataroh, t,<o. soGp, common
/ tSo; 9ormau olive, SAC, Candleh, full boxes
i ib1fc; hnlyoB. Q; Quarters. o/ Indigo. $50 n
| Blueing, dO5,l,Oo dozon. ColgfiAn'a mustard
fl,t6os5.6O dozon. MROcaToH. imported, i5cn
| American, gi.O0 box Buckets. two hoops
/ 600 doAen;well buckets, ai.0l doH0n Brooml
! u.750S.26 doHen, BrilliRnt OIL bblE., 1901 eu
| piou, do, 2lo,; do, - cAsos. o. 20 brilliant
* cases, q 20. do, liza uaEon, 81 o.
| FLOUR - StAnnrdA hOyal Patent %
p Dbl; sacks, Is 600 y 100 phs No. TeEn
por 100 lhB. ~ 20, No 2S2, No 81 10. Corn mos
per bushol, CSC; Hominy and Eritf, q bbi
% 0G Oatmeal, q hail hbl., " IS: OTncke
wheat pm, 90 Crackers: n aoda, $40. ~
soda. 7c.i NX.1 coda, Io,; cream 9ci gli
ger Hnnpt, SIC; lemon creams, $50
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-05
Wool ana Pioss

= Twelve months clip, light, nna and med
um l6@lE nne heay 70 light, ejfRll; all
light tino and medium, lsali; coArS
IJeo8
HfpEB--NO. heavy flint, dry y n l6e. No
heavy Mint, dry, q h lilo; No. light mint, ,
D lilo; No. 2, light nint, y n SOL bulls an
heavy, damaged, y n 3: calf akina and bkdi.
damaged. q n 1860: green, saltsd, aound, y
10 butchers, green, n $40.
PEITRIIs-Deer skins, YIN l5Dls; ante .op
skins, y n l0Dl8o; goat skins, each, l0d52l
sheep pelth, according 10 amount or WOO
9o6D up; shearliugs, according 10 amount o
wool, SOLO Mexican sheep paltG, B8loo
Mexican sheep peltH, improved, ll0lqc ksI
lean hhoep HhoarlingH, %,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-05
Country Produce.

Potatrbs-IriAn. per buahsl, SIC, barrel
81 s., Vnionh, per Dbl, Red 2 70, yellow, 81 %
rnrnB white. eio0; kutorboao --i
5raN, II. Y. msc bbls., 40, Ian
linA 60, hwAll buttsr, &C. Pickles
Gsdium per bbl., q %: ANAL, per bbl., sa,
half Ab-. med, a ~. half hill, ANAL, e. on
Cheosa, half cream. 1895 fun cream ibJt
bRge, per crate o. OOBss 20.
PouLTRY- Hena t2tO as % Per dOHoh
young chickens, q 50ib8 w. Turkeys 60 70 II
UoGs-Par dozen. 1881 g2lo
Fresh country butter, choice, 20 q 80
Creamery ,s5e9T5{oi old butter, s0l0o,i Oleo
margarine. IL
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-05
Furniture.

PuTnitura- --bennHteadH, Imitation vNln
each, 81 tOSls 10. all walnut, ~ 6O9l0 81 Chain
wood seat, D dos, 81 1907 % cane ana rata
Hoat, e. 0Ogb6 10; cane scat, dining, 81 WDDU
Ohilda and rockers, o. O01Bl2 % largo rooEl a.
20 0O8BQ %; camp and Lpoheft, aaoh, " ".
no Mirrors, arch tops. y doat " pQ0l9 y
Tables, round, 62OO8B60, fall leaf, " bD9o
aafes, each, 81 25@7 W. bureaus " blD2l
wash stands, 81 25a55 ~; bed springs, 70 Tt9i
8aby Carriages, o. dOIN
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-05
1885
Harpers Young People.
An ILLUSTRATED WEEKLY

Tho serial ana snort stories IN srperr
YounE People have all tho dramatic Interest
that Juvenile notlon car p9sAeas, while thel
are wholly free from what "a pernloious o.
vuiRHrly sensational. The humorous Hto.
hea and pictures arc fall Of Innocent fuI
and the papers on natural history and sol
enee, travel, and the facts Of life. are by Hn
terH whose names give the best assurance o
aeouraov and value. illustrated papers on
athletic sports, games, and paKtiimos giy'
fuil Information on these subjects. There -
nothing cheap about Il but ia pnee.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-05

chiaAxo.
special.
vAso, Ill. Feb. 4-Prloes In
ram market are advancing.
~ a quite free. Wheat advanc
cent?, ana corn ! cent, the
Jump Of the season.
P0lk actiye and strong.
lalures steady.
heats lower
gun y ana lower.
IN m, PRODUCE.
unehaAged.
s araspInary 7797ss, closed
Sh TITO 70, closed Is.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-05
1856.
7lR PhiIadRlllia WINES

Aima 70 cover the who, cid of progrcaTive
Journalism. No subject iEV O great for II 10
discuss intelligently AID without bias. and
none 40 Insignificant ~ 10 escape Ia notice.
ltlayH the world tributary tn ia wants, and
everywhere IA agents may be found alert 60
gather the particulars Of all passing events
and send them by 60 egraph up 70 The last
me ment OF going 90 press. itH n brief and
abstract chronicle OF the time, and contain
All that ia worth knowing In she hisssry of
the uorldior the past twenty four hoHrp.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-05

NEW ORLEANS, La, Feb. 4,--Spots
closed steady.
Sales $3.50 bales.
Low ordinary no 6; ordinary S Is l6;
good ordinary l5lG; low Iniddling
10 Is; middling 10 9-l6; good mid
ding lOl3.l6; middling fair III; fair
IL
Futures. closed barely steSdy, to
points higher.
Sales 20, 400 bales.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-05
Iss5.
Harper's Weekly.
ILLUSTRATED.

HautF's weekly has now, for twenty years.
maintained its position an the leading illus
trtted weekly newspaper In America. With
n constant increase OF literary and artistic
resources, Il III able " Oier FOR the ensuing
year attractions unequRilod by any previous
volume, embracing capital illustrated
serial story by W, B. Norris. illustrated aTti
cles with special reference 70 the West and
south. including the Worlds Exposition at
New Orleans; entertaining short stories,
mostly illustrated, and important papers by
high authorities on the chief topics Of the
day.
Every one who desires truatworthy poiit.
loal guide, an entertaining nd instructive
family Journal, entirely lrhe from objection
able features IN either ietterprcsA OF nIns.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-05
New orleans.


PROD
NEW ORLEANS, Feb 4.-FlouT-
quiet; choice, A 20; fancy, 1904 80 A;
extra fancy, 70; winter wheat -
pat. mt 80; MINI. =. z. 8 20
COMM pood demand; in sacks,
mixed and yellow 50@5l; white, IS
u.Jr-Quiet aud weak; Western and
Texas AZ
Corn Weal-ScRIcea and firm, 20 bid.
Haydn good demand; prime, ia 90
ale 90; choice II 50GlS 90; fancy 10 %
PROVISIONS
Pork-In good demand and strong,
Lard-stesdy with fair demand /;
reiiued tierce 76@7l; prime steam Al
Bulk Meats - Fair demand; shoul-
d-r-, packed, 4 s7@95 90; long clear
G 50G06 62i clear nb, 8 62a@6 70.
Bacon Good demand aud steady;
shoulders held firm, none here long
clear 7I(G7s
Hans-Uholce sugar-cured can
vassed quiet; 10l@ll.
WhiskY-Steady Western rectined,
/ 05@l 25.
Coffee-Quie steady; Rio cargOesf
common 70 prime, 7!C9lO.
! sugar ~ nj cOHlllnu W BObu YIN
mon, 4aC94l fair to fully fair 4s@4ij
prime To cuOice 4i@5; yellow clTrliied
5!@5s; white %; choice Whitley
Mula-ses- SIN fair demand and steady;
good common to good fair 25@32
prime 34@86; strictly prime 4l@43.
Rice Quiet; Louisiana ordinary tc
prime HOS.
Ban-Slesdy, with fair demand al
S24@s5.
Cotlon.seed oil Prime crude 30
summer yellow 40; market in gooC
demand.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-05

wheat. onoiOs. % 20 600, medium s0 lnl'
rioy, B063c: oats, 28Gs8o; barley, Ooo
re, 400; earn sbof0o. hay, loOas nDlu %
9ngun, " O0aAe " per ton bale hay, " W.
10 %; bran, SIC, psg l0O chops, 81 Ov0i 2
Ger loo,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-05

New York, Feb 4,@spot closed
quiet but steady.
Sales 2lS bales
Ordinary ~; good ordinary 10.; low
middllng IL 10; middling liz; good
middling II 8 10; mlddling fair l2l
Futures closed steady, 4 10 8 points
higher.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-05

Galveston.

Galveston.
quiet.
Receipts, 2s72.
Sales, 33l
Exports, none.
Stock, 29,0S9
Ordinary, 8 l-l6; Good Ordinary
10 I-l6; Low Middliug, 1O.; Middling,
l0s; Good Middling, TO-; Mid
ding Fair, ia
Futures opened steady, ruled dull
and closed steady, to 2 points
higher.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-05

sIlaaisrn Texas cattle AZ ABOUT tnre8, anc
Southern and Central Texas ntook cattle 81
about two dollars por head less than tins
above quotations.
ThS above prices arc for herds Of 1000 head
and upward ~ best North Texas cattle Do
lipored on the trail.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-05
rev York.
pRnDUCE.

New YORK, Feb -Flour---5teady.
WneAt-Spnt lots advanced Z TO ~
optiona To Il higher and strong No.
3 rcd sG}; n 2 rsd 92@023; No. 2 red
Februar, sgl@9Oi, closing 0Dl; March
eOs@el9: Aprll 92s99Ssi May s4CSs5h
closing 95s &c..
OptionH 10 higher and strong; No NO
g. 492@50l; No. ?. February 4sSCa,5O5
cioslIip sos: March 49950, CLOSING oOi
May 4ss@49l, closing 49l
PROVISIONS
Coffee Spot fair; RIO quiet; options
shade lower and duh sales IL 25u
bags February Z 70Ca7 IS; March so
April z 05@8 90; MAJ 8 10.
SugaT-Duil and easy; centrifugal oai
r-linsd quiet but steady; & 4l(as5i extra
@ 5lahf; white extra 81; ye low 4t(9
81. c.t II fugsi 81; mold A o; cubes ".
MoIasses- Dull and unchanged
Rice-Rteady and moderately active
Tallow-B ronRer at o SIG,
Turpentine-Dul At 81.
W00l-FIrm and moderately active
PoTk-Qulet.
Isrd-F,rm; spot 22G7 25; Febru
ary Z 1907 20; March 7 25@7 p
Beeyes- Receipts $780, dull week Anc
prlees 10 yer, excepting "a few selected
steers and heiiers that sold 81 10
| 4 so and some cove, oxen AID bulls -
z 25fa,4 30; range was O09B Az, VIII
g..,,.' nj sales al 8 25ab 70.
Sheep-R Receipts 4sO0; trade DRAGGED
\ ooGB rs inr Rheer; no lambs oiirrea
nominal value = Coos so.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-05

eta. Castillo SOAP, per n pslo. Cream Tartar
Y. r., per 10 t0fDAa. Chalk, lump, per 10 tBs
Calomsl, 2 q W, T9e55 Engish. Per 10 % BOZ 4,
81 6Oai 70 GhlOfoform, per Id bottle inolue
cd, 0l06 Composition powder per ~ ~
DoverH, per 10 81 ~, EpHom salts per 10 ~
es a., Gum sdS oPg s RS 6rp6iss her ron op a sSs
-. on. castor, machine, 1904 OIL C!Atoi
per gallon, 81 1901 70; oil, lard Wlntel
strained, e5a76; oil, lardi No, ], e6eIu Qnin
$500. Alum, sAe6, prescription Walls b,
per- per ot V o-. show cases, market prices RsesI
| EItraots, ~ per can't. on. T.. ID, Fluid BH
tracts, 20 per oqnt on Essential OILS ~
LouiA list
strictly pure white lead, " Dol BPirit
tuipentins, 5088 Boiled oil, 62n65o.
THE gIIKRhAN-wILLIAMB ooconh,
Ivory drop black m, Per 10 igS Ep ~ ~
| black paint. In. ". srruaHian pluo, W, ~. Il
2sc; tultramaTine blue, ~, IN, No; blue pal ~
/ ~, l2o; raw Turkey umber, a. 70: burnt Inl
| Key lumber. ~, hc raw Italian sienna. 10, &c
burnt Italian sienna, Is, eo Nankyho brown
/ ls 20, Paris green, Ia, 2Oc, CHROME, L N. o,
I y, o., IL, l2c, American vormilllQn, ~, l0ci "
dian red, Is. III Ninetla red, u, o., l21fa' ~
| oc; Chrome yellow, l.. n. o, q ID. o., II, lac
Yellow ochre, II, o., l25sa, 2si bc,
PnKPkRED GRAin1Ea ooLOug.
Bark oak. lso, Ash ice; Black walnut, lei
DmruMPKR OoLoRA.
ivory drop black, 100: raw turkey umpa
25c. burnt Turkey amber, CSC; raw italia
aienna. CSC: burnt Italian sienna, 2boi Val
Prloes OF above made on = Dahls OF In !,
! ", and 10 cans, assorted; In y aud !
PrIoe In d ib cans; balance IN and 2 10 car
assorted. Price in b no cans 10 less ~ an
IS 10 TN pals, no less and kegs 9o Per
lesa.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-05

40 desilaSo IA 81 ID sshils iltsrstareH Soste,
CJtff1ter.
A weekly Feast 0 good things 70 the boy.
and girls 90 every family which u uaits'-
HrO0kiiH linton
ills wonderful IN its wealth OF picture,
inform ton, aud Interest -.cyp-isfltgl Adpo
oate, " =
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-05

pnUdBs
BARK, ClnaTnon per o "a Peruvian, - Z 81
HoraK, lto. Bite a bonn Of nods, EnRlinh
q, copperas, ~. olnqhlnsdia. PER o. &