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Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-07-09

The managers OF the A. NJ f. camp meet
ing are going ahead with their preparations
and expect TO begin three weeks series next
Saturday evening, on the Far Grounds, use
OF which has been secured from the Trotting
Park Association. Judge Hawes's decision
in the Agricultural Board injunction has not
been received here yet, but it is expected this
evening or tomorrow.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-07-09

A Springfield druggist recently received
and filled a large order from Los Angeles,
California, for ice cream powder, for making
ice cream. 1t isn't reapers and mowers,
threshers, wind mills and conventions only
that are building up the Champion City's rep
utation throughout the length and breadth of
the lind
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-07-09

Rev. F. p. Sanders of Dayton, will occupy
the United Brethren pulpit, Lagonda, mex,
Sunday, the pastor being necessarily absen,
at t!,e bedside OF his sick father, who lives
near Fort Wayne, Ind.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-07-09
THIS AND THAT.

How vain the loving darts that fly
From cen the most bewitchiug eye,
Unless the teeth are pure and bright
And ever kept snowy white.
1t you would save your teeth from harm,
In SOHODONT you'll find the charm.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-07-09
CITY MATTERS.

Mr.. Harry Hastings has returned from
Florida
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-07-09

Mr.. Dugan, proprietor st. James Hotel,
contemplates trip to Europe, and will leave
New York July 25, by S. s. City of Chicago.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-07-09

Mr.. Ed. Wren, wife, children and nurse,
and Mr.. James and Miss Bridget Kinnane, lei,
this morning in drawing room car via N. Y,
p. h o. railroad for New York.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-07-09

Regular muster tonight of Mitchell Pos
No. 45, G. A. r., at which full turnout o.
comrades is desired.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-07-09

Mrs. George Bacon and Mrs. Will Rodgers
left today for Clinton, Iowa, via the N. Y,
J.. l. .. railroad.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-07-09

street, Cincinnati, is visiting Mrs. j. d.
Phleger, East High street.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-07-09

Miss Cassidy, OF North Limestone street,
entertains her friends with dancing party
this evening, in honor Of her guests, Miss
Mitchell, OF Wnona, Minnesota.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-07-09

Mrs. Clements and two sons, OF Cincinnati.
arc the guests OF DIR. and Mrs. T. r. Potter.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-07-09

"Daily. TDally except sunday.
Train No. makes immediate connections At
Xenia for W ashington q. H., Chillicothe, Cincin-
natl and Columbus. Nos is the Fast Eastern
Express, making immediate connections at Xenis
for Pittsburg, Harrisburg, Washington, Baltimore,
Philadelphia, New York, Boston, all Eastern and
New England points. Also through car ser vice for
Cleveland. No. II makes dect con-
nections at &enia for Cincinnati, Louis
willie and points south; through trains for Rich.
mond, Indianapolis, st. Louis and POINTS West
No. 10 the famous Limited Express and makes
direct connections at Xenia for Colum bus Pits.
burg, Harrisburg, Baltimore, Washington Phiia-
delPhia, New York, Boston, all Eastern ami New
England points, also immediate connection for
Cleveland, Buffalo, Niagara Falls Albany and
Syracuse, N. Y. No. 7, Fast Line, Western and
Southern Express, making i'm late con nection,
at Aenia for Cincinnati, Louisville, Chattanooaa
Nashville, Memphis and New Orlsans, and
In the North and Northwest; indianapolis, st
Louis, Kansas City and points In the West and
Southwest. All trains run on Central time.
which Is rs minutes slower than city time, Tick.
cts sold and baggage checked To all points In the
United States, and reliable information, can be
obtained at the office OF the Com
psny's Agent, this city. Particular In
formation a. to tame OF train oonneo.
tions, rates, etc., cheerfully iurnishsd.
Call on I'M. HINES, City Ticket Ageut
JAS. McCREA, Manager,
Z. A. FoRD, General Passenger Agent
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-07-09

Special conclaye tomorrow evening of Pal
estine Com nandery No. 33, X. T., at which
the Temple degree will be conferred Visit
ing Sir Knights corteously invited.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-07-09

srhese trains se the only ones running on
Sunday.
Train isaving at $50 a. m. has through
sleeping car TO Boston and New York with.
out change
The train leaving at 3:S5 has parlor car to
Cleveland, connecting with the through
sleeper to New York and Bo- ton.
Train leavipg Springfield at $40 D m has
sleeper to New York without change.
All trains run by Central standard Time
which is 70 minutes slower than Springfield time.
Gko. II. KNIGHT,
Ticket Agent, Arcade Depot,
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-07-09

No. 10, Local Accommoda alton, leaves Xenis $50
an. Arrive Yellow Springs 6l5 a. m; SPRING
field 100 q, III.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-28
naildInK nAIerIpI

tUnAun- Rough lumber, boxing, "a iuon.
nno under, ufgi-clasg, SIS, stripping va. q
toxlnE ana nnoriug, clears, 50; thiok clear
" ana ~, VI; rough lumber, second Kiss
tb, loint and ucantling, oulln, " 20.
AfpfNp-Firat common Whit0 pine, s. 90
% yond do, $3.50, third 10, S2b; poplar ~ y
rough, g1BO1.
DnEssrp LUMHER-- Boxing " inohs, and
undet, So ol921 90 do va, fs6 008.7 90
scantllng, loist OF any common lum.
y 8 We9sI 81 boxing over IA inches, gsl,o
b 90 thiof oieRrH, ~ tolAand 2, $50 O0nG 90
second GLASS. any kind. SO
DRuH8En AND mATuIfTu FLoonIru--fira
olnna, Uldi second clana, G2.51
WHITE Pine FuHuraHIHa LuNuuH--lN,l
aud inch white pine, $40 innA do, SOS.
CEtLtFG-BEAnED on PLAfN--Firut cor
mon white pine, *, $50 "a do, tlI.b0.Hd DO. as
Poplar, y, t1B UO6H50. poplar, -, aS2.b0b9f
ustlvopine u, SIS DO, y, Gao.
POPLAR LuhHNu,--ih, ~, ana 2 inoh, ~
do ] inch, $50,
sHINdIEs-- Whits pine A, %; DO shaded
sa.2S, do extra No, ], $3.50 cypress. host, o.
brand, %, do No, 2, N.25; DO No, =, HI,d0. nsD'
sawed heart, at Gapn, -,
PtoEETH.--Whits pine, dressed and heNdss
yquare or nat, a. yellow pine 40. y. lat
IS 600A 90.
LIMH, CuMnuT, nru,--IAms, Austin.
per Dbl, Cemont, Louiavlll. OF hoaeuale, t1j
por Dbl; Portland, - pOr Dbl. Planter Paris
Rev hurk nr hiohighn, "a per Dbl. Plaats
BStOE.--FiTs-proot sT5o psrM
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-28

8. sns Is: three Year, old O MOI Is, Fan
satra otu whiaky atE6,
~ ryKI-Clnrat, caseIl1 5ooioOl 81 ruf Gun.
ityi Catawha. peTRalion. go a ~ ruft,G Na
100 eherTy pog gal. 81 Socq % Nhdeif
Per gala q Sos o. white wins ~ cnte
n o1-AiO 90
rfAnrAoNn--a, h. Mumm q co. Extn
ury, 0lu NtA8l ", hciNuipk, IN bstSel ~ lev
q lt krnR, "a haskell ~ WlomW ucmraI
chrmnnEnn, 81 DO,AifU geo, Gnuiat ext
dry. nintr, "a 90.
Ai.s-stogh Ave-, PEI dos. q O0sl .; sor,,
yer dos. 81 ood,a 30
RclTlifn hurI--LbnnM gnhfts gis TO- o.
SO tp hudwclsor quarts 80 CO. ulrtn els d
rrlaNgNf Deer quarts SiS lli hints lla
Nonlita MilWnrNce, quarts tlA ~. rintQ SIS 3
anthony kubnH, qtn2AVu, p.utt ~. O
"a. OlnuHen a Snn'a Nhalu pnrno poer uuav
flq no. pint- nscps ueitv Nupnu ouari.
atFEn
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-28
groceries.


aAASq.,sSgsr cared hAsaat1. N.Y. D 9. 9: Z.
Baoon, il1c; =. C.baoon, SIC, 90. dfy aAih
= srnR-haokersl, iGS Kits, 80, 4, NW ~
., 90. half bblg,, No, j, 20 81 NO. q gb.QV,
Unite nan, No. /, hif bbs., U,2s; No. 2, 800
Dhsd hsrriuEh, per boz, toc Cod nab; ee;
AID oann, $50. i6a cans. sko; 50 cans *
CorSas.-common 100, oYdiuafy, lpHe.
fair. lle.; prime BIO, ii5c; fanny, 1906 old
EoveYnmsnt Java, 80.
sUaAE- Pms powdered bills. $40. do,
hAn sbia., fs1os cut LOAF, $40 granuihtso
star lard 81. LouisiRna arHnulsted. - !;
standard A.6Ko. choice whils, tzo. yellow
aids@i otisiAna, eS7o
BALH--OoArHs, In bags. tl.2ssl,eo ms "
bAgh, -: lake IN Cat hoop bbin', u.io
poeEeis, sl97lSo
O1nHnn ope,-PFicla Per aoSeni Pine
appies, standard, glygs peAohsa. stAndarg
n 10. : r.. d 10; Tollal0os, standard "a
ti'Oi sso0ndE, ahs.i r.; ~, o. 80 aree1
corn, tl.lO9l.eh droen peas, $50; aoose
bsrTles, e.289l.f0; haEpberriel, l,yel 20
oystsrs fan wsighi r. M;,R ~ ss;iy iig z
y Si i,ssi ~ Y b $50 - hseFsrsi, i D
ie0TI o Bardinsa. Ameyie2n, B.00 eAss'
ifnpostsd. oiS O01ls.19 Gaze: alraHDogries,a ~,
d, fOe--~-; Alaoktsrries. HlsD, Green gAges,
il.t5s Eagie oondbnsed rnilE, sstpi efoEri
ajas2 ~ TnssI foSDuH.-eilvsr Loaf, 10 cana
psr d0fsn, e9o.s ~. do. q D0i te,dn., q 0i
I ~ da,.H; 10, DO. 81,
eURDsfni- Starch 40. boep, e1ln topn
80 German cliye. sc th1eiss al ~, p ~, I,
I i5Ilo. ha!yoa Q, quHInts, 2. indigo ~ ~
/ Hinslug, g9ltV dozen, ColnnAn'a mns,,.is
I III tdset5 81 doBau. HassAFOli, tnportcQi l1lai
Amerieaa, $40 boz. bueksw, Two hoopa'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-28
1886.
Harper's Bazaar.
ILLUSTRATED.
ILLUSTRATED.

Harper's BaEsr 10 the only paper in the
world that combines tho choicest literature
and the finest art Illustrations with the latoH,
fashions a. d methods Of household adorn.
ment. ia weekly Illustrations and descrip.
lions Of the newest Paris and New Yori
Htyles, with its uEefu pattern sheet supple
ments and cut patterns, by enabling ladiel
10 be their own dressmakera, save many
times Z he cost Of auhsorpuon, Its papers on
cooking the management Of servants, and
use-keeplng IN ia various details are omi
nently practical. Much attention IL given
the interesting topic Of social etiquette, ana
ita illustration OF art needle work are
acknowledged 10 be unequRled. iu literary
merit IA OF the highest excellence. and the
unique character Of ia humorous piotu'es
has won for II tho name OF The American
pilfioh.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-28

BAR IRON, % 50.--NorWRY SCI NO. ~ ,
shset iron, tkc. No "a y shsot iron, E9se
galvanized shost iron, 90eIzo., No. u 5a6di
i7c.; RIO. \ do, lbo., 21x28 roofing Tin, gta
8lb so; l4Hs0 and lOHis pes. do. 81 1908
Innor'H wire. 30 por cent. on: unnsr'e stool
forty per cent. on cook HtOveg fifth WnTi
$40 bOft2b 20; do, with trimmings, elf 50lD60o
WOOL WORK. Wagon aIlea, e0o6Dtl d
tonRuon. pOo1Al 90; BingibtreeE, ei7bi hOlHtsn
61o.. Bpokes "a 1904 %; foliO0s, q @D2H
DoublotreeE, " 2i9ot U1i neck Jokes, 81 COS
2 90; plow beams, bOeb6So. pillow handles u 2
0251; handles, 81 7be,2 o.,
NAILS, g 10 kog. basic l1ds--Burdsn horn
| hhoo, per keg, % y Porking do, g cot wall
eT do, 50 boi burden mule, 81 COL Northwest
eTn horse ehoe nails, No. 500, No, 8, 40. ~
DO, No. q Sc, No. 9, go, No, 7, 20e., No
2le,, No, 7, lec,, No, 3, iBo,
ANEB-K.K,, por doxen, " bOhl0 "; Lake
% 0O89 ~; Haokenaaok. 80 50B7 U1i boyl
handled, " zoos b,
REFRi GERATOns.--H ] CLIMAX. u7D
No. 9, DO, aIbb1 No. do, sal No. DO. a.
1fsCEII.ANKOUB--r chains, t7P.
pair. afb7o,; pillow EinKletreoa pgr dos, y
pillow doubletreea, per doHen % 90: atoci
bella, 20 per cent. on; door locks % 28O9U
wood screws, % and 10 per cant. ofi Il 2 oAi
door buttA, ~ and 10 per cent. ont cut an
timed taoku, - por cent. on; ooiea mile !
p6r cent, on; blind hinges, so and 10 per oaui
on. carriage bolts, 06 and 10 per cent OF
pillow bolta, b per cent, Offi pioo9 tin Wal,
b par cent. on; deep stamped ware, % ps
can't. on; shallow stamped ware, 30 Per Den
on; iayRnnsd ware, % per can't Oh.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-28

Twelve mnnthH clip, light, me and mod
nm lgoil me heavy 10 light, efRlE na
montha, llalE fall, une heavy, iNDlA M
7bf9g.
hIpra--No heavy mint, dry y D $50, NJ
heavy nint, dry, y n lie; No light tilnt, I
n lie, No. z, light filnt, q b Sc; bulls AM
heavy, damaged, n % 8. calf skins and badl.
damaged. v n Ai06o; green, saltod, sound, y
70 butchOrH, green, y 70 $40.
pELTRIFs-Doer skins, an tS,Dia ante. or
skins, y D l0@lSc. goat skins, 0sch, l0NA
sheep pelia, according 10 amount or WOO
2'cD up; ahearlinga, according % amount q
wool, 59l0; Mexican sheop pelts, SOLO
Mexican sheep paits, Improved, ll0l2o, Mel
lean sheep ahnariinga. So.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-28
1885.
Harper's Young People
AN ILLUSTRATED WEEKLY.

Tho sorial ana snort hioriea Ia HGrpert
YoHHE Paopls have all the dramatic. Interest
that Juvenile fiction can possess, while theS
are wholly Free from what IL pernioions o.
vHlguia.ly Sensational. Tho humorous sto,
riea and pictures are full Of innocent fun
and the paporH on natural history and sci.
enee, travel. and the facts OF life, are by WI
tiers whose names give the beat assurances OF
accuracy aud value. illustrated papers Oh
athletic sporia, games. and PAstliinea give
fall informAtion on these subjects. There 10
nothing cheap shout II but ia pnee.
An epitono ofoyery thing that IL attractive
aud desirable IN Juvenile literature Bosion
CoitrfGr.
4 weekly feast Of good things 70 the boy,
and girls ~ every iamily Which Il Visita,-
itF wonderful IN lls wealth or pictures
inform ton, aud Interest -0'rif1ioe Ado
cate, W p
TRIMS; Postage prepaid 81 Per Year.
Vol. W. eOmmonces N0v. 4, 1884.
aingte lumber, five Gents each.
Itomittaneoa khouid be- made ~ Post ONE,
Money Order OF Dram, 70 avoid ehancea o
Heuspapegs are nof % copy no adysriiss
.asln Without ~ s<prets order " Harper
Brothers,
B1RPER HRoTHEIvs. Now YorA
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-28

Bt. Louis
special 20 the Gazette.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, Jan, q - Wheat
was fairly active but declined about J
Corn slow and steady.
Provisions active and etronr.
Cattle SLOW and prices were weak,
and the suppiy fair, quality common.
Sheep fairly active.
PRODUCE.
FlOur--LNwer tU sell.
Wheat No . red S6GS7 cash:
s8st January; s6l@S63 February;
ssl@s0 March; 9Sg@0Sl May; closing
inside proe-
Corn-s 5IC98BI cash; 80@se, Jan.
uary; 35I@o6i February; 1853 March; 50
Ma, ciu-i,v az insiue pric,s
Oats 3O@8n4 rash. No options.
PROVISIONS.
Whisky--l -
Corn Meal 20@2 %.
Pork-l2 so
Lard 9 75@6 So
Bulk Meats- Long clear 6 80; short
rib 8 40; short clear 9 85
Baonn--Long clear Z; short rib
7l97, short clear 37@97 50.
LIVE STOCK
Cattle Receipts 1910; exports 6 90;
good To choice 25@5 IS; common u
m dom 4 4o@5 OO; buich'is' s'ears
4 O0C9l 90; enw- and heifers 3 0O@l4 co.
st,rkeIs 3 5UC94 20; feeders UO@
4 50; corn feu texans COCA go.
Hugs-Receipt 6iOO; A 4u(94 so
Sheep II cDipiA 10000; common q
medium ? 5O@3 on; good to choice 3 Y
"a 90.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-28
'RlPHIG MARKETS.

Nqsa NOSE q Money j;
yoRK' 49, '1 nsper 496; aterling
eresnin,'1l ssl; pignt So,
2 yxcHANoE. o. slobt
0 GTw b. B quiet nj 4 $50
As g Isn 81 The follow
iosk ae,cal cloriug quota
lD ne York stock exchange
y -. Sos y compared with those
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-28

PotittpeH-iriah per bushel, sic, barrel
81 IS; OniOnt, per bhl Rcd q n; Yellow, s. d
lurnip white. q 90, hutarhOgo. ---l
SEAMS, "a. r. moc bhlA. &C.. lar. Z
lima 6c.i aN hutiar, % pickiol
medium per bbl. rs on knsan per bbi.' 81
half hb- med, "a 10; hnlf hhi, small. IS o.
cheese, hall Dream. lastc.: tuli crcam IT..
foanum, lOc Cltsr heti.hbl,, SOC Cat
PoulrnI- hcnt sat0 4 9 % psN q, atn
youog ehiokonu, 81 s0aa " rurEeys % 70
each Gaeas $50 NtS nucha. 81 SOeg 90
NQes-Por dozen 1875 ale
tlpuh country hutssr, onolco, 80 u 2io
Ofsemesv ysoesSlSfo clio butter. s9l0ni Oluo
m afrnrtuR, lff
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-28

fAQQ t0non,Well buckets. 500 dozen HfOnnn
n.f1&a. D dntan. brilliant OF bbiE., iae.; m
plun, do, aio- 10, rs casoa. g. % brilliant
- csnoa, y Cos do, l-l2 cases, NOG
FLOUR e. 6tanRrdu RoYai patonL tB s.
y hhls uaokt, 9 ooa q iO0 a. No, Tarn.
per 100 lbs, g2iA, NoaGl, no 3 81 "a Corn rnoa
Per rufhel, 06c; HominN and grlin, D bh
u W Oatmeal, hnli hbi., y IS: Crack d
wheat, tint 60 grackeTs. \ rodA, o4n., Ky
soda, 20, Xxx soda, 7c.s cream ac.s an
scr Ennpt, 61o,l lsmon creams, sNc
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-28

GAVE, Con.
GALVESTON, Jan 27.--CoTroN--
Spot olOten firm, l-i6 higher
Receipts, ga
Exports 6.ub0.
sock. 2s,782. 80
Ordinary. VI; Good Ordinary ~ ! u
Low Middling, 10 7-l6; Mlddling'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-28
Drugs ana Paints.

DRUaB.
Bark, Cinnamon per n u; Peruvian, XS2B
BOraH, l4e. Bi.oarbOnRie OF soda, EnRlis.
81. Copporaa, bBt. CinehinOdiR. per or g.
cts. Castillo soap, per n gSlg. Cream tartar
Q. Pr per 10 aOqei6. Chalk lump, per 10 2et
tls Included, p69i %. hiorsi ny drate, psr il
81 COOL e. ghloroform, per ~ bottle incluo'
ca g1ot. CoInpeaitien powder, per p y
Doyers, per ID 81 20. EPSON aalta, per ID %
~. Gufn Opium, pDT 10 4 90; Gum Cam
phoT. per ID 2sa.s Morphine, per % ~ $40
-. on, Castor, maehins, 76@b5; Ola, CaHtoi
sR M I9 sBsss 81 ARA No. ssS7o aun
SECS. Alum, 5000. prescription walls b
S SsT o s6w o Ssa S o p Prass R.Da
patent medicines, nt list ThAyera Fluif
Extracts, ~ per cent on. Il. y. Fluid IA
lraela, p per cont. on. Essential oils, q
PAIEB
strictly pure white lead, % vi, Spirit
ibip0ntine, 6O9b5 Boiled oil, 62s66o.
THE ABERMAN-wILLIAMs ooyyonB,
ivory drop black, -, per ID 100 EngliEj
coach black IL. per 10 100; lamp black, ID. %
black paint, IA, 90: sPrulaian blue, -, ~, u
40, tUltramarips blue, IA, 10, Oo; blue pain,
Is, nc: raw Turkey umper ia. &C, burnt rpI
ksy lumber. IL, %; raw italian sienna. IL. Sc
burnt Italian sienna, - 90 Rankyhe brown
b. O., Is, l2e; American verlniilI0n, ls, 20o: III
dian rod, Ia, III Hinctta rod, ID, 81, i7lfa, ~
%; Chrome yellow, I, r. o: ~ o. II, lac
tplloW Opufoi III D. A41tai An bos
PREPARED DRAINING ooL.oaH.
BARK oak, 100. Ash, l6e; BLACK walnut, 1te
| MAplg, lee.
DIuEHPEH OoLoRs,
Ivory drop black, NC; raw Jurkey unDA
/ nc: burnt Turkey amber, abo; raw ftAliA
| sienna. 25c. burnt Italian SIENNA, TO, Van
/ dyke brown, &c.
Prices OF above made on baaia OF IN !,
/ x, and ID cans, aaaortsdi ia \ and ] 4
/ cans; balance In I aud ID cana, assorted
/ Price In 10 cans. balanoe In ] and ID eau
/ assorted. Price Ia ID cana, 10 leaa: l1l8 an
/ - ID Nm paila, no lsss and kegs q PaT
less.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-28
Livs stooh nArAut

eastern Texas cattle at ABOUT ,.fsu, au,
Southern and Central Texan stock cattle
about two dollars per head leEa than th'
above quotations.
The above prices arc for herds OF 1000 head
and upward OF best North ToxRs cattle de-
livarod on the trail.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-28
Now York.

New York.
NEW York Jan. q. -COTroN.--spot
closed quiet, l6 lower.
Sai.r 1877 hates.
Ordinary o S.l6: good ordinary 10 7 70;
low nliddllpg II is: mlddling III 7l6i
good middlIng II So; middling fAif
- 3-l0
Fu,uros closed weak. 8 to ~ points
lover.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-28

ItIfbiture-~lfsadstaada limitation Nhin
each, ~ s13s % All walnut, ~ DoolO %, Chatfa
wood asat, . doE, Ct 1901 % oane and Falys
seat, " oos35 00 cans sal, dining, 5l2 oo4D o
CiIl'in aud rockers, o. 0o3l2 "; large rOoHi1f
80 Mirr0fH, arch iops b dos, q bOdi2 d
Tables. roma, e3OO1Hb1; ISL Leaf, q b9d1 &
8aina szrh, b 25aJOO bureaus, 81 b1fJD y
Hhah FtAndA, q nos ~ Ds4 springs. y Tbor
naby Carriages. ii MAI
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-28
A Good Investment for a OaiiismaH ar a
Man with Money.

For aalo or will trade Tor cattle, ono-half or
wiioIe inteTest IN Que or the best pat ing leW-
elry ntlTosin Texas. IN = town c0niaininf e0O0
in6abitants, with cry lilue opposition. Pays
9tggl yea clear 81 fNponfer Long lease ON
The huiidi X which ihtHl lfndid stand. Gnon
WOfkman ~ the bench. Fof mrthrr paTtic-
uiafs address tho nau aE0rs of this pAiss1.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-28

10 ll-le; Good Middling, 10 1916;
MiddlinR Fair II SIG
No business WAS transacted ON Gall
weston exchange to-day, the menu
6ers attending the funeral Of the hate
president, G., @ Welh,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-28

80, spolv,. 40 70 &c, alnea ~ ~.
Yya. t1Nt e1rn 5000. hay, looae ff0ln ID,
FaeO4, " oo4e w per ton balls hay, q 0ol
10 Ok nrAds 80. PEI ~, chops, ~ o0oi 2
peT lnl.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-28
HARPER'S PERIODICALS.



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.,sI as sss ys a. sss I've e ys Sf S
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-28
LOCAL MARKETS.
Cotton.

Cotton
Good middliug, OK. strict middling, w
middling, Va; strict low mlddling, SS; low
middling, 81
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-28

LIVERPOOL, Jan. g. CorrON.
Spots closed dull. in buyer's favor.
Quotations uuehanppd
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-28

PRODUCE.


New YORK, Jan ~ -Flour-easy.
Wheat-Spot lots a shade lower; OPP
tions declined to with more ac'
tiyity and eXci ement, closing heavy
and tritl above the inside rate; No,
. red 9Ol@03l; No. 2 red F' hrurry
9Oi @9l closing 90.; March 9lb@92s,
closing 81
Corn Spot lots opened to q lower;
| options tn ! lower, closing with n
reaction ~ Z FIR January; Others weak;
No 3 5Ol@623; No 2 January 5l@
| 52l clorluv 81; Febrn-rv 50s@5Us
closing 5Og; Macu 49s(95O, clOslug
40t; May 4yR949} closu 4gs
UOffet-Spot fail; Rio quiet options
! shade lower and I ~ 20 i've; sales 1900
bsgs; February 65@7 as; March IS
April 2 9b98 90; May COOS 10
Bugar-Duh; fair 10 gDUi refinery
quoted 5@5I; refined weaker; whit,
xua Q bl@5s; of A 5B@5l; mold a
! 81; confrr tr's A 81; GU loaf and
crushed 03@8l; grauulated 81
Mola-s,s Quiet and unchanged.
Rbsiu-Dull
Turpen ine-Steady.
Beef Quiet.
Lard-Lower; mot 20; January 81
February 1907 81; Mach 7 2597 q
LIVE STOCK
| BeeVes- n ;tipts lOSO, but none fol
market; dressed beef steady, At SOLO
Sheep Receipts 1870; sales rio~
3 5ua5 so fbr sheep; 8 00@6 90 To-
lambs. Deck load Of fancy wether
taken for export trade at 9 %.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-28

NEW ORLEANS, La, Jan. 27.-Cot
ton-Spols closed quiet, l-l6 lower.
Sale 5000 bales.