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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-27
PLEAsANTs COUNTY INSTITUTE.
Teachers In Session at St. Marys-What
They Are Doing.
S,sri1I N m, Psoixter


ST. MARYs, W. Va, August 26.-SI
Marys has been awakened from her happy
repose to a state OF life by the coming to-
eether of teachers. Institute met Monday
afternoon and was organ zea by electing
Superintendent Gorrell President and Miss
1sry McGregor and R. L. Pemberton Sec
,tsries.
Pref. c. A. Sipe, Of the Fairmont Normal
,chcol, is our instructor, and his pleassn
n.snr,Ts and easy, instructive speaking
ave won for him the highest regards Of all
in ate, dance.
Language Lessons" and the Science
+ Teaching" we're discussed Monday after
crn, and at the evening session the in
s'r, ctor delivered some very interesting re-
ns,ks on reading and studying United
Ststes history At the afternoon session
Miss Annie Inlay, NJ. D. Ruckmsn and c.
Gorrell were appointed committee on pro
gramme. The Institute had convened In
the school house, but as that place was
found to be in q very unfit condition the use
of The NJ. P. church vas obtained, and in
the evening the Institute repaired thither.
The programme for the morning OF the
second day embraced the topics OF Reading,
Arithmetic. Geography and Spelling. These
subiecIs we're ably discussed by Misses Ol.
ey, Ira c. Moore, Rachel Rymer aud Su-
,erirtendent GorrAll.
While arithmetic was in discussion, C.
Gsrreli stated that the trustees had com
| pelled him to cease teaching the muldpiics,
ION tables in his school last winter, and
asked the opinion Of the Institute as to
heir power to do so. Opinion expressed
that the teacher is king in his school, and
may teach from the text books in whstso
ever manner he please"
Prof Lowry, N. A Ruckmsn, Miss A. c.
Inlay and Miss Mamie Hall were sp
pointed on Committee on Resolutions
At the afternoon session, Prof Sipe illus
trated. practically. Language Lessons;
snd was followed by Rufus Kester ou
Science Of Teaching"
Miss Mamie Hall opened the topic o.
'U. S. History," which was further dis
Cussed BY Rev l.. D. King.
So far the members Of the Institution
generally have not been aroused to ths
| spirit Of action and speech which is 50 lu
valuable TO the Institution, bat it is hoped
hat the usual tmidity will soon be worn of
There are ffty-three members enrolled
most Of whom have never TAUGHT Many o
,he members are young and greer hands ii
such organisations, but, taking all thing
into consideration, everything pro nises tha
as shah have a very enjoyable and instruct
we week cf il.
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GIGANTIC coUNTERFEITINe
In Brazilian Netes Discovered in Texas
A Leader Arrested.

In Brazilian Netss Discovered in Texas
A Leader Arrested.
ST. Louis, August 26-It has just trans,
pired that man named Lucisn White was
arrested here week ago, charged with be-
irg concerned in gigantic scheme toco
ttrfeit Brazilian notes. White was
arrested at the Hotel Mosher, where
be had been Tor sometime
and detectives engaged in ferrectiug out
rhe case have discovered partly finished
notes amounting in aggregate to 100000,
The captured money is chiefly in notes Of
denomination OF 200 milries, but they con-
sist only of the front of notes
aud are not signed. The backs
bave been discovered in New Orleans
and thus the scheme has been toiled. Other
arrests are expected to be made both here
srd at New Orleans, when the names Of
be Brazilian members Of the gang will be
secured. None of the details of the case
con be obtained, but Detective Tyrell, who
is working the matter up says ii ID the
largest case he has ever been engaged in
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IHE GENEVA REeAITA.
Haplan and Mckay the wiOners in 9:46-S-I
and 9:SI-I-2.

HaDlan and Mckay the winners in 9:+s-S-I
and esST-I-2.
GENEVA, n. Y, August % The village
is alive with people come to witness the Ocat
race. The weather is beautiful aud gen,
tie northwest wind prevails, which scarcely
rufies the water st this end Of the lake.
Owing to heavy wind the first trial
heat way delayed until S:l5. Mckay.
HAmm- Do6inett and Lee compsted FRS.
GsuSanr vaS Ak and vithdre~. The fourth
,onnS a straiva -sy-uils snd-a had, Nc
were two seconds % - dead heat In
thepext hest we're Hosmsr. kenEJcE ana
Hsplas. Hanlan took the lsadipg place 10
the frt quarter mile and kePN H 20 the
finish. Time s:f64
The main racs win Be rowsd to-xprrow'
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Oh THE OHIO.
An Epitoms Of News oonosrnins Ne Bseas
and Boatmsn.


and Boatmsn.
The steamer Elaine departed for PArksfs.
burg yesterday and will lay up.
The Louis A. Sherley ia due up tos %
row morning at q m. for Pittsb,
James Kirker 10 master, Frank Morgan aim Z
Paris C. Brown, Jr, 10 charge Of the oi'thAt
Casper G. Giles is standing Ebb Ctw1ym Cwsm
watch on the steamer Courier.
The steamer W. N. Chancellor leaves 70
Charleston at 4 Q, m. tomorrow mosning.
Col. JEFF Martin and Charles Cochras ars
clerks on the s,esmn Courier.
Capt. Fred Kemple, n, steward on the
steamer Courier. IL one Of the moot scoom.
modatipg stewards on the river.
Capt. Joe Hoffman Was in the city yestsf.
day.
The marks las, night indicated ii fsst q
inches and rising.
lbe Diurnal will be todsys Psrkersburg
packet ct ii q m.
The c. W. Bachelor leaves for Pitbbufg
at q. N. to-day.
The Emma Graham leaves ior Gncinnsa
at a. m this morning
Passed up-Joseph A s'one, WITH snpdo
asp m.; ii N. Townsend, 7 . m; hask
TiDb.t, Up. m. and Clifton, light, 8 ?. q.
Cspt. Ebb Clire Ief for P,tuburs ysstse.
day.
Marks Q, other places: Pttsburs. 10 fset
6 inches and rising. Cincinnati, fest )
inches and falling. Oil City, . feet ssd
isllipg. Psrkers, IL feet and falling.
greensboro, ii feet and rising. Rioss
Lsndipa, 4 fee, sipebss and risins. Browns
vile, s feet 6 inches and stationary.
The coal shipments from Pittsbure ysstse-
~ we're 1900 coo bushels. au Of which
las Tor Louisville with the exception Of
isn nnn hoshels
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Hanging Too Good for Him.

ST. LOUIS, August 20 A dispstch from
Sedslis. Mo-. says that on Monday last en-
sx convict named Hiram HeHin. orutallT as
ssuhed Mrs j ID. Cruise, young married
voman, living at Besusn's Station, seven
miles from Sedahs Mrs Cruss is sn 10
valid and tainted from terror and the treat
ment received. After recovering conscious
ness the woman was carried about quarter
Of a mile into the woods. kept there several
hours and repeatedly assaulted By the bra.e.
BE then left ker, and abe with great din
culty dragged herself back home sud gave
an slarm. She Is in q very precarious con.
Sidon. sid her physician thinks she Y
die. The whole country is being secured
for Heflin by infuriassd citizens, and 4 the
wretch is caught he viii be 5nched al
onca.
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III. sullivan.M .Mccarsey Fight.

CIxcINxATI. August 26-Srsngers are
already arriving in anticipation Of satur
davis 6rht between Sullivan ard McC 4Hrey.
Two thousand people are expected from
Columbus alone, while Pittsburg Is expect.
I'd to send equally as large lumber. Fall
delegations viii also cone from ST LOUIS,
Cbicsgo. Louisville and other places. Nc
Caffrey is carefully training at the "bo~ery
rear Chester Park, and Sullivan viii reach
here 81 8 80 D. N. to morrow.
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Killed On the Railway.
Sg,ciaI 10 fls RsgiSs

GRAFTON, August ga man whose
name is supposed to be Fritz PeGi was
struck by engine S63 reAr lrootown, eight
miles east OF here, this evening, and in-
stantly killed. he stepped from the south
track to getoat of the way Of an East bound
train. When he got on the north track tie
West bound train struck him, throwing him
against the bank, breaking his neck aud
Isft arm in two places. He had certificate
cf membership OF the ''UOion Temperance
Society Of the Sea and L'nd," corner Mar
ket snd henry streets, New York, in his
pCCket.
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Injured by n Fall.

HoRGAxTowS, W Va. August 26.-Nr
Viii Jol, prominent miller, of this place
has forsome days been repairing bis mill.
To-day while busily engaged at his work
about thiriy-six feet above the ground, he
lest bis balance and fell. L was thsugbt
at frs, that be was seriously injured. Drs.
Wade and McLAne wsAe Immediately called
and it was found that his right ankle bone
was broken and thar in sddiriou to this be
had sustained several serious bruises Hii
injuries, though painful, are not thought By
any means to be fatal
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Delegate. 20 the stOckmen's Convention

CHARL EsroN, W. Va, August 26.-Gov-
srnor Wilson to-day appointed S. ". n.
Fssnster, of GrseR5risr, aud Colonel A.
Woodiord, # Lewis County, as delegates at
large and Marshall Dyps~, Of Rosre, and
James Pickens. Of Barbour county, Gs alter
mates to represent West Virginia at the Ma
,iopal Convention Of Slockuen to be held in
CHICAGO November lTrh and 18th.
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Shooting Match.
.--H-r - a.. n.-s~fa-

IM.ErINsBURs, August 26-Iu the prize
.tOO,iOg to-day at Mount Alto park, under
~ arstiets Of the Zouaves from this place,
M.,,;asLurx caEried OF The 6tst Prizs, .
5ue eoh medal
t. ,svcef phco'iu4 Hagerstoun won the
~ aa5 yiIisaVsport MI won
.s,tr .sdsA c-1lisls 3As lsfs oal =
ne eole.
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Rnnu Al Pennsrlynnta.

wrLKEsBARRE, Pa, August 26.-Fron
esrly morning yesterday until late last night
there uas heavy dowppour Of raia in this
county. At Harney's Lake. ten miles from
here. snow feIl this morning and continued
until noon at sighs intervals.
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Mhrn the i.ip. Of Beauty

Are parted in smile, they disclose Q row
Of pe arls rivaling in purity tboEe which the
diver bEipgs Up from the bottom Of the
Persian sea. What VIII best preserve these
gems Of the mouth SOZ0D0NT. the
celebrated beanti6sr and prsssryative Of the
.aafh.
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Fourth. Glass Omcss.

WAsg1Ncrox. August 26-The Acting
Postmaster General today appointed the
following named fourth-elass postmss'ers:
In West VIrginIa-Leon, G. w. husPp'
SCOTS Depot James NJ Simms; Ora, A.
f Nelson; Petroleum, VIM. Ihrssn,
In OhiO-At Doherty, James tsgSas',
CToioDviile. W Pegg; Dixon, InomaS
q Cullen: Peerless, John + Neiisi siam
JoslkW. Gsmbre; Hull Prsirie, Jona MOI,
row; Minbury, Henry d. Grove; FrsiSls
+ ot Osmsn c. Diver; BlOondSIs Joaa
Ksllv; Milton Centre, Chas- NJ, waning
Hssiips Wm. Cobbley; Beu'on RldSe'
ffssae n. Cherry; Van Lue, VIM. AisPScn'
Boswell, J :, COYPcc.
solvent.
4 Mr.. Cannon, comptroller OF the currency
Vo8.v received q Telegram from oauA eA'
sniper Gilman, whois in charge OF the C''y
National Bank, o. It Worth, Tex rePOE1
;ng that The bank is uDqusstioEaoiy solvent
ond will resume business IN tsS oSJ >
Ths defAlcarion of Nichols. he says viii not
exceed $50 O0r, and his accounts sre being
rapidly rsconciled-
Exports,
The Chief of the Bureau OF Statistics re
kport total values Of exports OF domesac eA''
- and hogs and Of beet, pork and dsirS
broducts as iOlloEs: -, Am
JuIy, 1885, IS 4O,579; July, 1854, SO
5fs e4e Seven months ended July 81
jsss. $50, ,9O4 $685. do, do, ended jay 81
tsS4, $j4sll,766.
B.,i 81 pork products for niDe monSG'
s,f,S Jrly 81. 1855, S67, 7,706, 092j July 81
1874. S65,570S6o.
Dsiry products for three months ended
7a,s, 3 1855, S4O3l, ,Tl6i July }, 1854, %
a68 500 ,,,.,
value ct exports Of bres6stnfs nom Uni5ec n6s
S,a,,s s. follows July 1885, -, II+.SVo
Ttly. 1854 SASH 754 ,- o
SEVEN months ended July, 1885 Ss5,oS
IL co, July 81. 1884, $S0.546,l3l.
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shernanOpenst the Bal.

Nh. GnKGp, o., August 2s.-Tae open
ing speeeh Of the Ohio campaign On the
'1sIt Of Reps blieab party was usde Aere
lcclfty Senator John SherzzE BE-
uz1l me open air asssnbiaee.
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Base Hall.

A, Pi,tsburg-Pitisburg ]. LouisviiIe 5.
E-rors-Pittsburg 4, Louisville 5. Basse--
pirt.burg Is, Louisville II. Struck out-B9
Meegan 4. by Heckef 3.
Observation-Disclosures 5, Boaoes
l. Errop-philsdeIpbis s, Boston u.
Bs,es--PhilsdsIpbis 6. Boston 2. Pitchra
Daily sud Bufintou.
AfEew York-Sev York s, Provtdeecs
o Errors New York 4. Providsncs u.
Bs...-New York 3. Providence 3. Fitch
ers. wel,b and shau.
A, PhiladelphiA-Athle'ics !. Brooklyn
10. Erors-Aible.ia I. Brooklyn :.
Bsses-Athletics 10, Brooklyn II. Suuck
out-By yipton a, BY Hsrkios ].
At New York Metropolitan .. Bslineee
2. Enors-MeropolitAn 6. Beltisoes :.
Bs.ts-Metropojitsn 10. Baldness =
struck ont-By Ssivsl 2, By Lyseh .:
A, Chicsso-Chicasos 3, Dstscso =
Erors-Ibicsgts 8. Detfoits .. Bsses-
Cbjcsgos 4. De,soits s. Pitchsn, hcC9'
mick ard Bsli=in-
AZ Cpcinpsfi-st Louis 2. Ciscissstis
IN iRth Enors-st Louis 3. 0nd.-
t.,i, S. Bses-st Louis ., Cincinnstls
6. Struck out By Peochips Q. b. foufz :.
At 81 Louis-St Louis 6. BGrs'o s.
Eror-st Louis 4 Boasio 8. bases-s
each Pi'ch~>. ssesnsy srd Woo1-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-07

pssIT eashel, soc; Homiuy and grlts. per
e5act N ~ Oatmeal per half bill, s. 55;
ie,nnsrs oua, bsc cream, sic; ginger snaps lie
huriesstarch, 40 Candles, fun boxes. Is,c
M ~, quarters, stick candy On iOici fancy
- 70 Sic rope, 81 basis do cotton Iss iI,r,i
~ ~ 's w. l ~ per keg. Raisins LAYER, 4 80
~ ~ ~ Srao ,apdle. t0ci Missouri, SOC Vinegar
glae.d concentrated I've, 2 IS 10 eco Jngs
~, D ~ peaches, to l6c. Indigo 7Sc n Niue
!. n, 1891 W dozen. Coleman's mustard ii so
Smcv,cuno, Aen. Maecaroni, imported, l5c n
ds',V iSc box. Buckets, two hoops 81 no
:. sR Wen buckets q % dozen Rrooms 81 iS
S SO uo5cn. Brilliant OIL bills. lie. Eupion
a. ~ 80 no. 70 cases, 81 %; brilliant. eases
ouiA' V4llci n cans 81 75Ga JO
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-07

The sherman Williams Coiors Ivory drop
blach, H. per H. Ice English coach black, L. per
ID, l6ci lamp black, Is, per H. lBc NJ ltrnmarlnc
blue, y, Is lic, blue paint IL De- raw Turkey
lumber ls &c, burnt Turkey umbcr n ao, raw
Nhndykc brown Ii &c, Paris green IL l4c Cromu
J., VI, O.HD, o. L. ltc, American vertnlillOn liz
2oc, indian red Is lie Neltan red IL ~ l2tc
25dpc, Chrome yellow l.. Mn. %, 4 II, o. Is illc
yellow ochrc M "a IS Pas pc.
Prepared Training culofs--BArk oak llc, ash
lic, black walnut lie, Maple liC
Friccs of the above made on a basis OF . In 4.
J ana u cans, assorted In and la2b cans
balance In and 10 cans, assorted Price In
y cans, balance In and n cans, assorted.
Irice IN " cans lc loss, i2t and - n tin pals
ire less and kegs 20 per b less.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-07
LOCAL MARKETS.
GAZETTE OFFICE, FORT WORTH, TEX,

GAZETTE OFFICE, FORT WORTH, TEN, I
sept. ., 1888.
The local markets with very slight eNcep'
tions, continue as per previous quotations.
Trade continues very good in Wholesale and
iobbing lines, and better feeling prevails
through the city than for some weeks past.
Cotton continues scarce, aud consequently
not worthy of quotations.
The produce market was quite active yestcr.
day, but prices remain unchanged.
In drugs we note decline of zoe per oz. in
morphine, while the trade continues good.
Groceries.
Meats-sugar- cured hams llidl2c; sugar.
cured breakfast bacon l0ic; short clear bacon
SC; short clear dry salt &c.
Flsh-Mackerel, l0b Kits, No. ], 8 90; No 9,
9Oc half bbls No !, s. so; No. 2, s. 30; dried
behring's per box, 4Oc cod fish, Ole.
I.ard--1ierces, Tic; SON cans. TO; 90b cans,
Sc ION cans, sic; 5b cans, SIC 3 n cans, SIC,
Tea-Imperlal, 4Od6Oc gunpowder, 5Oa70c.
Sugar-fine powdered bbls, sic; do half -bbls,
90; cut loaf, sic, granuated standard &c;
choice white, 49,; yellow clarified, -.
Rice--Louisiana, 81 G7c, new.
Salt-Coarse, In bags, 81 3Odl 40; Tine, In bags,
-; lake, In nat hoop barrels, y lOi pockets,
Soda--Bicarbonate, In kegs, ~ to SC; bicarb,
In cases. 81 TO &c lump sal soda, In kegs, &c;
grnnulated sal soda, In CON drums, Sc.
Nolasses-Choice Louisiana, 5S 70 A5c prime,
Isc y; fair to good. S5c; corn syrup, 35c;
Cofee-Kio fair, el TO l0c; prime, l0l TO lie;
choice, III TO Ilc; Laguyra, l2lci Java, 2oc :
Golden Rio. 1870; Pea Berry, lsl 70 lie.
Pickles.. gal. pulls, mixed pickles, 20;
glass hints | 10; gloss quarts, ! 30, glass a,gal
8 90; glass gal, -; glass hex gall 30.
Wrapping paper-HAg and straw, 70 10 I9c.
snutf-iiarrett'sS -o1., II p per case 2-oz
o 90; 4 or, IS; Ralph's 6'oz., 10 % l.oE, % :
Log. 25: dental cor. 3 90; l.oz, 100.
Canned Goods-Prices per dozen, iine APP
pies. standard, 81 IS; peaches, standard lbsl
81 65: 8 lbs 81 a5G2 80; seconds, lbs, u ~ y
lbs - 10; tomatoes, standard, his, u Ui
seconds, . lbs, -; 3 lbs, 81 %; green corn,
81 lOal so; green peas, 81 55 gooseberries y ~
a 40, raspberries, II seal g.; oysters, iali
weight, / D., 81 Is; : h., 50 10; light weight,
n, e5o; NJ. 81 20; salmon, NJ, u a9d ! ~ :
n, 81 mackerel ! b., 9OcH II % sArdines,
American, 81 % case; imported N5 Vod y W
case strawberries, , b., 81 4Oi blAokpsIties,
81 80; green Cages, 81 40; Eagle conuehseu
milk, 81 co.
soap-In Linen. 3 80: IN do, 40; % JACK.
son u; 3b Whit-CrOwn, 3 Is; common, 4tei
German olive, Sc per D.
Bagging--IlB standard, lllci IN, lie.
Ties-Aarow and Delta, | s..
fl6ur-Best patent, - 90 per 100 y palen
81 20 per 100 n third grade, y 80 per 10 D
fourth grade. = % per 100 u. Com meal
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-07

Saddles - Raised stamp California $50 GOA
% OOi Plain California, y 0Oa50 90; Loos,
corus, sun tree, IL On O0da0 90; TIED
corus, Austin OF Texas, 10 GOALS 90; fun rigs
side saddles, 90 to 20 90.
d5 90.
sEurs---Eureka, nickel, with straps, 10,
lndianOla, 10,
Iegglngs--kip - b0d5 90; calf 50 O0d 10 90
chapparcl 81 50dlO 90,
skirting-NO. California per pound 3sd42c
fair hcmlock per pound 3sGilc; oiled hcmlocR
per pound 32d36c, best Eagle sklrtlng ilc
Harness Leather-OhiO oak No. per pound
3iaSTc; Ohio ouk No. per pound 3ldS3c,
Hnrness-Short tug wagon per set Sl2 50d
buggy harness single r O0d50 90 buggy harness
double $40 OOd75 90
Blind Bridles--IIlind brides per dozen so GOA
- %; Bklc. In per dozen 81 CO., BIKE. In per
dozen Sl2 90; II Bike. In Ger dozen SIS 90.
Bride Fllllngs--i in, black or fair, per doz.
. % lin, black or fair per doz., 10 80; lin,
bias or fair, per dOz., ~ co.
Nhihs--lIuggy whips, per doz., 80 to 80 90
team whips. per dOz., 90 TO Is %; quirts per
doL., 90 10 ~ 90, breast straps, with sides and
snaps, per doz., 3 90 TO 1900; stirTup feathers,
all sizes, per doz., 90 10 n co. glrths per doz,
90 TO u %; halters web, per dOz., - halters.
leather per doz, 10 80 20 Is %; saddle bags, per
doz,, 10 90 10 ~ 90; pistol holsters. per doz.,
~ 10 1890; cartridge belts, per doz., 90 to
~ % hane straps, per dOz., 1 On to I 90
ColarR.-Duck, 50 90, leather, 80 5Od2i N;
limits cOich whang Newcd II 80; heavy sond
rim split aud duck, s 70,
Ilames--Hook, No. ?, by case. per don, 3 so /;
hook, No. |, by case, per dol., 70.
Chains-;is TO 45c,
Check Lines--i inch, per dOz. ~ 90; Z inch
per d0I., " %, Inch, per dOz,, 1900 II inch,
per doz,, y 90,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-07
ST0CKS AND BONDS.
c...ral stock Market Was Dull
y and irregular, Closing at
fractional Losses.
.,,.ut Changes in the Produce,
e,,,on or cattle Markets-Ycster-
days Full Quotations.
FINANCIAL.

49,. YORK. sept. 5'-Govcrnment bonds
q ' ~ an average business in railway
lp' ror several days past the street has
'le'a, .ome important developments In re.
.l,ot he Erie railway OF favorable charac'
4 rN ~ announced this afternoon that a
" md been signed by the Erie aud Clcvc.
,,1nmbus. Cincinnati & indianapolis,
p'1' ~ Erie company entrance into Cincin.
Az IN that route. The Erie is to give,
~" ,,derstoOd It's business to the
Ih Ia Columbus, Cincinnati n In.
4 ,ls ut Dayton. The stock mar
"a. dull, somewhat Irregular, and
MI ,l,as feyerlsh. There was a weak open.
..aprlces being from ! TO I lower than
y ,,..ed Yesterday, and during the first half
w ,,sre was further decline of to in
N 4 me active stocks, while the Chicago,
q ,s.,,on 4 Quincy, in which there was an
d .,,,l amount OF business done, fell II per
4, The decline was then checked and the
~, became unusually duh. Then a slow
I. .s,d movement carried prices to open.
N, ouotations by p. m. In the
N, toui there was decided break.
A. anne cases the market closed weak and lr-
I..,y,r. al losses of fractional amounts. As
Iompsred with last evening, there were i'm.
E.s,n, exceptions among the more active
Fare. Union Pacific again led in the amount
L,ha,ines. done, the sales aggregatlng over 30
|rcent. of the total days business, and this
|sek closed above the lowest prices of the
IN and lower than yesterday.
resident Adams to- day denies that
l,l company is In trouble on
.ccant OF the floating debt. He is quoted as
.sying that notes Immediately maturing are all
nan aud after meeting Its September fixed
.ages, the company has 81 100000 In cash A,
y time since he became president, he says, has
M financial condition OF the company been
n,rr easy, or its outlook more favorable
MONEY MARKET.
yrw YORK, sept. 5.-Money ON call, easy at
IN per cent. prime mercantile paper 4d5c;
breign exchange unchanged.
STOCKS.
NEw YORK, Sept. 5.-The following were the
lhell closing quotations at the New York
- tsoita IL al
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-07
Country rrohuce nnh rrnit

0ranges-Californla, per box, So 90.
Messina Lcmons-per box, - OOdB 80.
Apples-Northern, 50 OOd4 80, Texas 71cdS NJ
per bushel.
Potatoes-Irlsh,per bushel, Texas new nome:
new Northern, BOd7Oc In sacks per Dbl, 81 90
Onions, northern. per barrel, - 90: Texas, 75cG
81 90 per bu, Beans III. 3lG4c; med, bbls., 3ic
large lima SIC small butter3lc; Peanuts 7ldslc
Cider. half Dbl, $3.50; Cabbage, per crate,
Northern, S265d3OO
Poultry-iIens s2.OO62.5O per DOZEN young
chickens S2,OOd2 $50; Turkeys none.
Eggs-Pcr dozen, l2l@l5c.
Fresh country butter 80 Choice, $50 zoe choice
Western dairy 20c: creamery, BIC
Potatocs-Sweet 81 90 per bushel.
Grapes-El Paso Ease.
TOmatocs-Sl 25dl 80 per bushcl.
PeaGhes-scarce and very poor; iOa7jc per
bushcl.
Cow peas--I0d50c per bushcl.
Roasting ears--None In market.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-07

aeil p'em3cr s9aa0ic. closing SIC; October
closing g2lc. N'feinocr we've
~ SSs9srn,i-firn, quiet No 9. lalasoc. elevator
o.. ~ anpat' No. september iai asOc CLOSING
fsid5olc, closing Soc N'''"'ueF
ra PROVISIONS. FrC.
op Itgimve-spot fair; Rio dun at 81 for old
scptember - 10 1850 October "a ;oss M vss
w 70 iodb ~, December 50 75a6 IS
a., ugarLtlrm and moderately active; refined
nntioa v,pn ,,, Bia6ic; standard A sc
Moiases-Qulet and nominal
hlce-steady, demand moderate
Turpenune-stcady at sac
Iallow-Steady.
fork-Steady; mess $40 OOdiO5O
sIa.rru.Quicti spot 50 50dG s.; September Sg AZ
d6 "a; October 50 5ldG53 ~ ."
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-07

PRODUCE.
qIoiably lower
,nsNssat-Not so demoralzed us yesterday but
Ssaae lower, and after various fluctuations
erla y asc under yesterday; shorts were the
81 susu!ers; No. red cash 81 Sic; October
~ s,,lc' closing size; November sgd9Olc, clos.
1wr, december 9lid92sc, closing 9iac.
m sSsv,sa-slow, butic higher and firm; No. 9,
an, 5,osaash, ilGA2c; November I0d4Olc; DC.
o. irln No. 2 mixed, cash. 23ld23lc,
'cceoer y3l d23i year 23lc.
NJ aeal-Dull at 81 GOAL %.
EssAS-steady at 81 Os.
WI lrh and unchanged.
Si,.a, -, PROVISIONS
I'M, MIN W. i consumptlve demand.
paIll IA smalllots, So %.
llss Il 1iVat-t ar lots loose, free on board;
Si1 N''r 70 ioi short rib So 90; short clear
a SsSSoaIlLong clear 50 2Oa6 49, short rib So 10
n " snort clear ~ 65d6 70.
n,,a. - LIVE STOCK
ding "eceipts 100; no supply and nothing
90 s'-Receipts 500; scarce and active; "a GOA
asis pom,.l.seeipts, 200; supply too meagrc to
done MARKET and only a small retail trade