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St. Paul daily globe., 1885-02-14
A BOLD MOVEMENT.
The New York Mining and Petroleum Ex-
change Competitor Of the Stock
Exchange.

Special 70 the GloEe.
New YORK, Feb 13.-In accordance with
the wishes of its members the authorities of
the New York mining, stock and national
petroleum exchange made bold
movement in the direction of making
the exchange q competitor of the New
York stock exchange. They listed
all of the securities now dealt in on the
stock exchange, and decided that about
thirty of the most active stocks should be
dealt in through a clearing house that will be
put in operation on Monday. 1t was also ar
ranged that fractional lots down to ten
shares should be dealt in al the market The
members began trading in stocks as soon as
the action of the governing committee was
announced, which was about noon, and they
had bought and sold about 10, 600 shares up
to o'clock, apparently fearing that their
telegraph facilities might be interfered with
On account Of their action, the authorities Of
the exchange procured an injunction to re-
strain the Gold and Stock and the
Western Union Telegraph companies
from removing the stock and grain
produce tickers that are now running in the
exchange. The action of the mining ex-
change at once attracted the attention Of
the stock exchange. About three thousand
members Of the stock exchange are members
Of other organizations for the convenience in
dealing in oil, mining stocks, and other mis-
cellaneous securities. Under the rules
of the stock exchange, they will
have TO relinquish their seats in
the mining board, now that it
has taken up railroad securities.
special meeting of the governing commit
tee of the stock exchange was held this after
noon to discuss the matter, and after a lively
debate the secretary was directed to issue a
circular TO all members, calling their atten-
ton to the article of constitution covering
the point referred to, and citing the fact and
the penalties for violating the article.
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-02-14
A Match Game Of billiards.

ST. LOUIS. FEB. ia match game Of
billiards, eight inch balk line, 800 points up
for $500 side, has been made between
Thos. J. Gallagher, sporting editor OF tue
Globe-Democrat, and WIN. II. Cation, 70 oe
PLAYED in this city between the 18th and 26th
of March
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-02-14
THE NEW GLOBE.
Genuine Journalistic Ability.
+hn Nf,-a.r-,ffs T,----T

From the Minneapolis Journal
The Journal il pleased to note the evidences
OF genuine journalistic ability which are being
displayed by the new managers Of the ST. Paul
GLOBE Under Mr.. Bakers direction the GtonE
is rapidly acquiring metropolitan features OF
great p Onise Tor its future, and there seems
no oubt that II is in hands which viii make il
the leading Democratic sSily in the West
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-02-14

KoRTI, Feb. 13.-It is expected an attack
will be made upon Metemneh Sunday. 1t is
reported number of the Mahdi's troops
have left Khartoum for Kassala, for the pur-
pose, it is supposed, of meeting the Italian
advance
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-02-14

THE pale air is streaked with wild rumors
that can of dynamite has been planted un-
der the Office of the British consul in this
city. Perhaps Mr.. TREHERNE has provided
himself with q can-opener and will search
the premises when he gets time.
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-02-14
Killed For a Woman.

NEW YORK, Feb. 13.-William D. "bllc,
Of Dover Plains, u. H., last night killed
Samuel Proctor. They quarrelled over Wo-
man. White was arrested and IS no" IN
charge Of the deputy sheriff White wife
ana two daughters are prostr4ted WITH
syrief
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-02-14

The anonymous letter writer who threatens
dynamite destruction is becoming too mo-
notonous Ia be endured. The postal detectives
might nnd employment in hunting down
some of these fellows who use the mails foI
improper purposes.
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-02-14

Baker, the present manager, evidently under
stands every detail OF the newspaper business
and is displaying his ability in manner that
should meet the approval OF st. Paul people.
The GLOBE is now certainly the best newspaper
west Of Chicago
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-02-14
Newsnnner Man Arrested for Libel.

WINNIPEG, Man, Feb. 13.-Cbas. w.
Hanscomb, of the Sun, has been arrested for
criminal libel on the charge of George Per
cival. A statement appeared in the Sun
stating that Perciva had committed forgery
and skipped. Hlnscomb is on trial to-day.
While in st. Paul few days ago Percival
denied the story.
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-02-14
The Badger Boys Grinding Out Bills.


Special to the Globe.
MADISON, Wis, Feb. 13.-07er seventy
bills were introduced in the assembly this
morning. A joint resolution was offered for
n constitutional amendment, exemptiug Mil
waukee county from the provision for uni
form county governments. Bills were intro
duced relative TO the infection and measure
meut of logs; providing for the licensing Of
dogs; prohibiting the using of nets in fish
ing in the Rock river; that taxes shall be a
lien on personal property; and creating the
county of Matt Carpenter. Bills passed
repeating chapter 40 Of the local laws
OF 1872, relative 10 the compensation Of
county judges.
In the senate joint resolution was intro
duced for a constitutional amendment pro-
viding for a verdict by fve-sixths of q jury.
bill was introduced providing that any
railroad company succeeding another shall
become liable for the amounts due to the
employees and laborers for a period not ex-
ceedng six months prior to such succession
establishing reformatory school for girls
prohibiting unauthorized insurance conpa-
nies from doing business in the statv; for
the purchase of certain farms In Iowa county
for an experimental station for culture OF
sorghum, and making arrangements for the
next state census.
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-02-14

Tue sewing girls are Organizing Protec-
tCvu,s caiou, organized under the auspices
OF The Ccniral Labor Uu!oa There Is a vas.
amount Of wrOuE and suffering among this
clsss Of workers, but would they ever be
able to keep body aud soul Together il
strike was or,ieredl To take money from
tReir scsuty means in the wav OF tax for TIE
payment Of dues requisite Tor The susteusuee
os a Union Fund WOulG te % draw upon
allowances already nesgre and pitifGl.
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-02-14

THE last man who called to thrash the
editor hved In Indiana. He found the editor
in and now the would-be thrasher lies on ice.
II seems strange how some people can never
profit by the experience Of their fellow NOR
IA
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-02-14

THE Chicago papers notice the marriage
Of Mr. CARR, of that city, to Miss CARR.
1t is not stated whether the minister who
performed the ceremony was q patent
coupler, or not.
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-02-14

81 feel like Joseph" said a sorrowIng hus-
band; ''like Joseph In the bible; for my wife
is dead: she vas erefnated ,aud yonder stands
the urn with her ashes in it, and ike joseph,
love ny Pot-of-her. ."-Exchange.
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-02-14

VIZ hope that the good people of wiuni-
peg will be able to keep their hats on their
heads, aud not desert tue Dominion on ac-
count Of the dynamite joke
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-02-14
The Res. Newspaper we.tofc cbIc,-o-

From the Fsrgo Dvnocrzt
The 81. Paul GLOsE. auder the new usanaze.
melL Is one OF the very best papers wet Of
Caasgo. Its columns now prsseut ali ths in
P0-ssns news Ot the world. and the general make
% Of the psgeE has been greatly improved. Mr..
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-02-14

DIX. VAN BlBBER, OF Baltimore. champion $
the cause Of the roller skate. As physician
be stands up for the rinks.
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-02-14

IrALr's desire TO take part in the Soudau
is most probably due TO Italy's desire 10 be
recognized as u nation.
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-02-14
1TINNFIPOLIS IEEICE.

The GLoBE Branch Office at Minneapolis has
been removed to No. PSI First avenue south, one
door above the journal Office.
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-02-14

WINNIPEG property owners would invite
dynamite plant or any other agency which
would be likely to bring about rise in real
estate
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-02-14
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY IA, 1885.

sF-THE CHIcAeo OFFICE OF THE GLOBE Is AT
No. II TINES BUILDING.
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-02-14

The Detroit Tree Press Is impressed with
the belief that the war editor OF the Chicago
Tribune is the greatest military genius of the
age even greater than MURAT HALsTEAp.
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-02-14

The decisive action Of the board Of educa-
ton to provide new and improved public
school buildings will meet with popular favor.
The work should be pushed with all possible
dispatch
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-02-14

eY-Correspondencc containing important news
lolici;ed from every point. Rejected communica-
lions canl0, oe preserved
Address all Letters anI kilograms 20
THE GLOBE, ST. PAUL, MINI.
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-02-14

THE Washington Star says that the disease
Of crankism in the House OF Representatives
needs master. Turn YsEULT loose on
Them.
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-02-14

inter who destroys doesn't sound his horn
before him. Mr.. PiLLsBURY can rest easy.
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-02-14

IF the Minneapolis millers come on
square with the Granger legislature, they
will take chances on the dyuamiters.
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-02-14
In the Front Rank of Northwestern .Jour-
DaliSm.

]
Under its new manager, Mr.. Lewis Baker. late
Of v hse!ins. W. Va, We expect the St Pnul
CLOSE to soon step into the frout ranks OF
Northwestern Journalism.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-29

Iumber-Rough lumber boxing, l2 inchcs
and under, first ClaSA, us uA, stripping lNo
IA GO; thick clears, Il and V, ~ Oni rough lum
bor, second class, 1900; lolst ana scanning
siding-First, common white pine, $50 90;
second, do Y 90; third, DO, 20 co. poplar 2tV
a27 90; native pine, \, OOi native Pine L.
Dressed Lumber = Boxing u inches and
under, S25 "; do, N3, % 90; scentling lolst or
any common lumber. % 0O boxing over 4
inches, 80 OO, thick olearstl} 10 u ana =, 6OuO
second class, 0nykind, 20 90
Dressed and Matched flooring--First-c lsss,
SIG; second class, % 90
White Pine Furnishing lmmbei--l}, II and .
inch Wide Waite Pine $50, ! inch do, 50.
Coiiug Beaded or piain-F First common white
pine, 30, I'd do II 80, I'D do -, poplar 20 oDt
n 90, poplar - 0Oa3O ~, native pine Is, do
shinglcs-white pine A 3, do shaded \ %
do extra No H. 30, cypress, best, any brand o. uo
No ~ %, do No3 "a, native sawed heat T. saps d
square OF Hat 4, yellow pine do 3, laths Boo
30.
Lime, Cement, etc.--t.imc, Austin. 90 per bib.
cement, Louisville or Roeannls, s2.75 per Dbl.
Portland, - per bbl. pluster paris, New lorl
or Michigan, 81 per bhl. plaster hair, Obc bu,
Rrlck-Firc- proof, $3.50 per NJ,
Check Lincs-i inch, per doz., 10 90; men
per do2., Y Ui Inch, per do1" lVoo' u mon
Lcggings-Kip 81 5Oa5 90; calf 50 Ooal5 90
/ chApparol ~ 5UGi0 90,
Sklrting-NO 1 California per pound 3sH42c
/ fair hemleck per pound 3SG4lci oiled hcmloci
| per Mound 32G36c, best Eagle sdIilng 4lc.
| Harness Lcather-OhiO oak No. per pount
| 9ia87c, Ohio oak No. per pound 3l@5Sc.
| lIarness-ShOrt tug wagon per set " b0e
| 20 90; long tug wagon per set Als UOh23 W
| buggy harness single s. OOG5O co. buggy harness
| double SIG 0Oa75 90, -
! Hind llridles-Blnd brides per dozen go DOC
| l5OO; Bkic, In per dozen 81 90; BIKE. Ia pc
! dozen Sl2 %; Il likle. In Ger dozen SIS 10.
| Whips-Buggy whips, per doz., 90 to 80 w
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-29
New Orleans.


PRODUCE, PROVISIONS, ErC.
NEW ORLEANS, IA, Oct. Sa--llour-tlulet
and weak: choice, a 70; fancy. 81 eJda 20;
extra fancy, - 5tG5 20, Winier.WheNt patents
So lUa5 25 Minnesota patents 50 10
Corn-Dul, weak and lower, new dOci no Old
offering,
Onts-Qnlet and weak; choice western, We.
Iluy-Dul and lower; prime $40 OOelb COS
choice Sl7 O0GlS 90.
POrk-Dull and lower at 50 co.
Iard--Eusicr; refined tiercc So ~
Bulk Mcats-ln fair demand but lowcri
shoulders, IS 10; long clear 50 25i clear rib,
s. SO.
Shoulders % So, long clear, 90 IS; clear ribs,
= sItd6 90.
Hams-Sl0 258l0 70.
Mhisky--Steady; 81 GOAL -.
CoHee-NomnNlly UNCHANGED
Sugar-ln good demand but lower; opened
Ect,ic, prime, 5la5,c, fully fair, 4ic; good com
| mon 3fG4ic; cCntrifugals plantation granu
! lated &c choice white, Bici off white alaGc
| granulated white, 5sG5ic choice yellow clnri
| fed, &c; prime yellow clarified, % eo5c seconds
! 53c. ,, ,
kettle, strictly prime, 5l053c; good prime DOC
prime 45alSc; common lSd2Oc: inferior lIc,
Klce-Ouirl, louisiana ordinary 10 prime 3i0o
| Coltonseed Oil--Dull, weak and lower Prime
crude new, 2Si G29ci summer yellow, " $500
cake aga 22lc; cotton seed meal 2-G24lc'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-29
General Notes.

\ san Frnncigco manor sovs tho, 49,. l. .
fr,.ot s,arcitv nf tai sdrnia Lra,din W. W. 70 .
$3.50 ia3i ~ st ~ "a ~ nii,'i,uiVs; W lht cN
now vintage bni matters boiS Ur,, lu 49, ~,
cron not "Nceetiinr \ O0o 600 eeltane NJ, m
short supplies within year.
Tho number OF hogs handled law Wcstcr,,
peckcrs inst vcek ~ i,er Ciu,,in,at o. H., -,
rent ,yas 9O0 O00 con,uarsd Win ~ o0o L.
veor Tho total from Mnrrl, 1 tn datc is 4 ~
OO0 again a A. 40 900 I,st vror The nnyr,n,n
nd ms nriurin,I noinIs since March, h. ~ al
lows. Ebira9o a27OOOo. kansss rif, III 60t
Nii,vauLrr 90i ItO. II iouIs ia OOo, ia, ii,,.,,
oils ia ODn. Cedar Rnuids igo n1 gint.,i,,,i,t
lS2 6G0; Uincinnnti liz 600
Regarding wool Brndstrret. has ihi. tnssa,Y
" A t9ir movpmpnt az wool intn cnnsr,,l,,t h,
| from an tho scobonrd markrts ronfini,ps Ntnst
| OF the large factories are won ,sto"trJ nm bn,
| win nn1facfurinr rclntivcI, orfivr u,n ma
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-29
staple Dry Goods.

Prints Standard prints, new styles, Sic; Al
lenis fancies, bic, American, 5lci Arnold, &c
Belmont Sc; Berwick, 4ci Charter OAK, &c
onards. Gc; Dunnell-satines, Dies Gloucester,
5lc; Hamilton staple styles, 5lci iiartel, 5sci
Lodi, Ne Manchester, dc; Pacific, sic; south
bridge Sc! steel River, 5lci simpson linen
dnish. sc; Windsor, Sic; Fancy plnka, Cci
Slater, solids, SIC, Peabody solids, sc; Berlin
solids. SIC; Durham solids, Sc
Victoria black do; Steel River chintz, Gle
ueayy Brown snceting--Atlantic y ~, 5lci
Albany A A I. 4, Gic, Atlantic 4 -, &c; Clif
ton q 4 Ca, &c Lawrence ]. l. 80 hlci hut'
land q q 40 Ole; Glendale a AZ 4, Gle; Enter
nrise E 4 49, bic; Tam O'shanter 4, SIC
thenman A a., &c; Belfast u ~. 5gci Ross
Valley a., &c, First Prize -, Glci Argyle -
&C; Busy bee g. &c.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-29

Mcats--sugar cured hams Haze; sugar
cured breakfast bacon sc; short clear bacon
15c; short cleHr dry salt 1lC.
Eish-Mackerel, ION Kits, No. /, 90t; No. .,
soc: halt. bbls No !, S. 30; No. >, 81 60, dried
mornings per box. 40c cod lsh. 6le
Lard-'fiGrces, 1ic; 5Olb cans, nc, 20b cans,
Tic; lOb cans, Sici % cans olc SO cans, $50.
Tca--lmpcrlal, 10000 guupowder. 6O07Oc,
Sugar-Fne powdered bbis, SIC. do half bills,
0c cut loaf, SIC; graduated STANDARD, sici
Louisiana graduated. 49,; stamford A, Sc
choice white, -; Louisiana second, Il07lc
Rice-Louisianal bl@lc, new,
Salt-Coarsc, In bags, 81 aOal 49, ine, In bags,
9la6c, '"'' - -" '
| I'm cases. 81 to &C.; lump sal Soda In Kegs, y ~
2lc; formulated sal soda, in con drums, &c
! Molasscs--Choice Louisiana, 90 TO Doc prime,
4Sc fair to good 35c; corn syrup, soc.
| Coiiee-Ro fair o. TO lOc; prime, lui TO llci
! Golden Rio, lssc; Pea Berry, 10 10 l3c
! Pickles. gal pulls, mixed pickles, bO
| glass plnts. 10; gloss quarts 90; glass l,gal.
3 90; glass gal, 9aj glass hex gal, q bO
Wrapping paper-liag and straw, % to Zoe
! snuii-Uarretts Coz, II 25 per CASE 2-o2i
6 so; o., 81; Ralph's Coz, 10 20; or, %
/ on, p dental 6 oz 3 90; on, 90.
! Canned GOods-Prices per dozen rlno APP
! pies, standard, y 80; peaches, standard lbs,
81 ~; lbs, 81 25d2 so; seconds, lbs., 81 30,
! lbs. s2l0 tomatoes, standard, lbs, II %
/ seconds. lbs, ---; lbs, 81 25i green corn
81 l0Gl so; green peas, 81 % goosebcrries, y .
/ al 40; raspberrlGs, ~ 30al 90; oysters, full
! weight, h., 81 10; h., 81 10; light weight
h., &c; Ii, 3 90; salmon, ~, 8 3aal 90;
| d.. S.; mackcrcl, l H., pOc@Sl 90; sardines
| American, 81 % case; imported, $40 0004 u
case; strawberries, b., 81 iOi blackberrios
81 30; green CAGES, 81 40; Eagle condensed
| milk. IS 90.
Soap-S2 7jd4 80 per case.
! Bagging-lSib Standard, lie; llb, lie.
| Tlcs-Arrow and Delta, / %.
Flour-Best patent, 50 90 per 100 IL; patent
g 10 per 100 u third grade, s. 90 per 100 n
fourth grade, 81 90 per 100 h. Corn meal
per bushel, 0Oc; Hominy and grits, pc
Dbl, S4 so; Oatmeal, per half Dbl, - 70
cracked wheat, per n, &c. Crackers a soda0c
XXX soda, &c; cream, slci ginger snaps, 7lc
lemon creams, 1lc.
sundries-starch, a. Candies, full boxes, l2lc
halves ;quarters,-; stick candy gdl0 fancy
~ to s5c; rope 81 basis, do cotton, lsc. Herring
imported 25 per kcg. Raisins, Layer, 3 90
Cider, crab apdle, i0c; Missouri, SOC. Vinegar
IS to 20c Concentrated I've, 10 10 90. Jngs
glazed, lie per gal, Crooks, glazed. l0c pc
gal Dried peaches. to l6c. Indigo, 75c b. Blue
Ing 3OcMH 90 dozen. Coleman'e mustard 81 .
al 80 dozen. Maccaroni, imported, l5c %
American, Toe box buckets, two hoops, y
dozen; wen buckets 81 20 dozen. BrOoms 81
aS % dozen. Brilliant oil, bbls, l1ci Eupio
do, g7o: do, 90 cases, So 00 brilliant, 20 case
81 90; do, Ia cases, 50 81. ltaklng POWDER
bulk. 9allci l n cans 81 Ibd2 80.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-29

.ngcs-Louisiana, per box, 81 so.

OrangcB-iOuisiana, per box, ~ 30.
Meeslna Lemons-PerboN, - 30
Applcs--Northorn. So O1d3 80 per barrel,
Potatoes--Irlsh, per bushel, new Northern
Sc In sacks; onions, northern, per barrel
81 Is; Texas, 75caSl 0O per bu.i Beans H. y
aAc; med, bbls., SIC, large lima SIC; small
butter axe: Peanuts 7laslc; Cider, half Dbl.
"a so; Cabbage, per crate Northern, $500.
Poultry--flens S2.0O0!.35 per DOZEN younp
chickens S2O0G2b0; Turkeys, 4Oa6oc.
Eggs--Per dozen, l3G l3ic.
Fresh country butter Choice, l5990c; choice
Western dairy lsc fancy creamery, SDc
Potatoes-Sweet. 4Oa75c per bushcl.
Grapes-El so,10bc.
Tomatocs-Sl GOAL 20 per buhhel,
Cow peas-25d35 Sc per buBhel.
Sauer kraut-I'er half barrel, 81 25
Bananas--Pcr bunch, - opG3 W.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-29

Provisions. ETC,
Corn Meal-Ouict AZ 81 ~.
WoOl--sfcady ana unchanged
Whisky-Stendy, 81 %.
Provisions--Dull and lower.
Pork, s. IS
lard $ 20.
Bulk Meat--LoOse lots for iobline Long
clear, $ %; short rib, $ 90; short eifar. 81 w
Boxed lots shoulders, 81 50aa ~, long clear.
q lee9 s9' short ribs, q ssa5 aoi short clear,
Bacon- shoulders. IS 87N long clear. IS ssa
7O
Hams 5QdlOa0
AFTERNOON ARD.
Whcat-firm aud H. hettrr
Corn-Firm but slow.
oats-Quiet aud unchanged.
LIVE sTOCK.
Cattle-Reeelpts 2iOO; shipments 200; dun
and weak; but best goods sell pretty
wei native shipping steers "a u0al 50; native
butchers steers, 50 2bdA %; mixed lots Of
butchcring sto X, - O0d8 10; stOckers ana feed
ers s. 50d3 70; Texans, 81 i0aS 30,
Hogs-RCceipts $500; lower at 50 30d3 80.
shecp-Reccipts 1900, shipments none,duil cN
cept FOR best grades common TO medium, q W
az 30, good 20 choice, 8 60a5 vQi Texans, 81 Is
az IS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-29
LOCAL MARKETS.
eAzErrn oTricE, rom won1n, NIX,

GAZETTE OFFICE, FoRT wonrH, TAX, 4
Oct. =. lsS1,
To-day's markets present no features OF spc.
clal interest The volume OF trade keeps NJ Ia
an extent highly encouraging Some slight
changes, mostly fractional, have been made In
dry goo and grocery quotations. In both
these lines prices remain lm and business Is
reported brisk Wholesale druggists are also
kept busy filling orders Liquors have
advanced OF late and a revision OF prices viii
shortly he made.
Large oferlngs of hogs are reported, rather
In excess of the demand, at a uniform price
OF &c.
The grain market is quiet and unchanged
Dealers look for much greater activity In the
course OF few weeks.
Cotton brought from $40 TO $50, according Ia
classification and good deal was held oyei
FOR better prices
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-29

No 4. 20c ''lalo's" do No 4, i6c, No, o, 2ic, No.
u, 21c, No. 4 20c. No. 8, 100; Ansnblo do, No.
T. llc, No D., 2ie, No q, gle, No. q 100, No. 4 iSc.
miscellaneous lrnco chains, No. 2, per pair,
duuhUtrees, pGr do1.. 50 90. stock bullB, 90 per
cont. OF; door locks. s3 25a0 ~; wood ocrcwa,
h0 aud 10 per cent on; l.. +. cast door butts, 20
and 10 per cent on cut and timed tneks, 10
percent. on coffee mills, ~ per cent. OF blind
hinges, dOHnd 10 por cent, OFF carriage b0ts 10
aud 10 per cent. on pillow bOtg, ~ per cent. OF |;
piece tin ware, 10 per cent. on deep stamped
ware, 20 per cont OF; shallow stamped. ware, 90
per cent OH
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-29
liverpool.

I,vyupooI. oct. 2s.-Cotton = spot closed
aat' somewhat irregular, and l;i6d lowet * isa
OrdlnaIyi a' = 1,ed middilng uplands, sd
middling Orleans 5id -. asno tnoorts
Total sales, 5000 American o'"' i'NPoi'a'
$500; American, $500 i.,,,ov t,ih for Oe.
toher i uoint higher asked for November ahu
January; others unchanged
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-29

Twelve months clip, light, nne and medium
lial7c; ahe heavy 10 light, ll@lAci SIX
months, light lne 10 medium l0a lSc fall, 1ne
heavy, --; fall, light, fine medium, -------
coarse, sdl2
Tides-Nol flint. dry, ION and upward per
II i3lalbc; No. hint, dry, per n l3o 40. liRhl
flint per n 70 Sc; bulls and heavy, dan aged
Der b Sc cali skins and badly damage per
h 4a6c; green, saited. s1unn' per ~
butchers green, per b 6lc
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-29
Live stock MARKET.

BeeVes--GraBs. fed, 2sc.
Cows-l{dec.
Mutton--Choice. ! b0d2 25c.
HOgs-3a3lc per III.
stock cattle--lThe prices In stock cattle vary,
according to locality where raised We quote
different localities as fcsiows:
Ponbandie-Strictly first class yearliDgs, per
head, gi2 OOal6 90; two year .olds, $40 OO02O OO
COWS and calves, SEQ 90.
Western Texas-iearlings, Sl2 OOalb o0i two
year .olds SIS O0dl6 %; cows and calves, Sle %
Central TeNas- earrings, 00ae 90, two
year olds, so 00all %; oows and calves, 80 "
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