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holds the Key.

1t is asserted that the railroad connec-
tion via Wolf Greek Gap, on which hangs
the rights of Athens to Atlanta rates on
western freights, is owned and controlled
by the East Tennessee, Virginia and
Georgia road, and that the Richmond and
DanviIle has nothing to do with it. II
this be true, 1t throws an entirely new
lght ON the railroad slfuAtiOn.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-12
CHATHAMSWIN AT MACON
THE CHAMPIONSHIP MEDAL
COMES 10 SAVANNAH.

Both Homie Teams shoot Wen and
Garry on Several Prizes In the lndt-
vidual Contests-The Galatians De-
feat the Field and Win the Badge by
Five Points.
rrha irtar-Steta sbo4gnn tournament at
g.. ..,,., -
MACON j. "'t'ac''hE yer! 'e" sP7O'N'.
outside OF the sporting men. savannah
representatives, are making good record,
and on the first two DAYS won more prizes
e., a,,,, otho,- ol,h Macon savannah,
1u"" ""! n
charleston Americus' barhes'Hie' rsi-
nRndina and HardeeVille, >. O., are
renresented.
The frst match on Monday for the indi-
vidGal championship aud badge, 10 single
and double clay PIGEONS, IS yards RISE
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-12
From rho Corporal.

From the Marine Barracks, Pensacola
Fla. Corporal Ben. Barger writes OF the
benehts OF Browns Iron Bitters ia that
malarious region. lie says; 81 have
used several bottles and must say / am
greatly benefited by using h.. Several Of
my comrades use Browns Iron Bittora,
and you may rest assured they ali think
10 D. the greatest thing 0n earth." This
kind ~ testimony comes from all quarters
concerning Browns Iron Bittcrs-the
best tonic.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-12

"W hatfurniture can give such finish TO
a room as tender woman's faceg' asks
George Elliot. Not any, we are happy
to answer, provided the glow OF health
temperssthe tender expression. The pale.
anxious bl0Odless face Of the c0usump-
tive, or the evident sutierings OF the dys-
peptic, induce feelings or sorrow and
grief on our part aud compel us 10
tell thea OF DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery" the sovereign remedy for con
sumnunn and other diseases of the respi.
ratory system, AZ well ~ dyspepsia and
other digestive troubles. Sold every y here
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-12
The Tampa and Key West.

At the railroad meeting held at De
Land the proposition of the Jacksonville,
Tampa and Key West railroad was again
laid before the people, asking for guar
antee of $40, 900 as soon as the road is fin
ished. Some twenty-five or thirty of the
most reliable citizens have signed the
guarantee, but unless fifteen more names
can be secured 1t will not amount to any
thing
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-12

You SIRE allowed n free trIdi ~ hirfy days
Of The alse Of DR.. Dyes Ce'ebra ted Yoltaic
Belt, with Electric suspons0ry Appli-
ancess for the speedy relief aud psrma.
nent cure Of Nervous DEBILITY. loss Of
vitality and Manhood, and an kindred
trouhlls Also for many other diseases
Complete restoration 90 health. yig0r and
mnnhno d guaranteed N0riaxis incurred
llluatra tad pamphlet with nlli nforma.
ti0u, {. rms. etc. maiiod frNn IN address.
ing Violate Belt Company. MsrHbau
Moh.
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THE GERMAN VOLUNTEERS.
Lieut.. Henry KucI Likely TO Succeed to
TO the Captaincy.

At regular monthly meeting of the
German Volunteers held last night COM
mlttee was appointed to nominate an Of
fcer TO fill the vacancy caused by the
resignation OF Capt. John Derst a few
days ago. 1t is understood that the
friends OF Lieut.. Henry Kuck will present
his name as candidate 20 fill the
vacancy, and if he should accept the
nomination there Is no doubt but that he
would be unanimously elected. In the
event of the elevation Of Lieut.. Kuck
there would be a vacancy In the Office of
lieutenant, for which the committee will
also make a nomination.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-12

Many persons suppose that the morove-
lently they are purged by dose Of Pills,
the more benefit they must derive from
them. This is a mistake. The best Pills are
those which act thoroughly, hut gently,
witnotu causing gripping or pain, not fore
ing. hta. assisting nature. The only Pills
which perfectly nils all these conditions
ARE Solamons' Vegetable Liver Regulating
Pills. .soLoMoNs 4 CO., proprietors, sa-
yunuah. GH.-Adr.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-12
BoweI CnInpIainta

cured and prevented by DuFFY's PURE
MALT WHISKY. Recommended by lead.
Ing physicians. Sold by druggists and
grOcera,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-12

For the South Atlantic States today;
Local rains and thunder storms, variable
winds, nearly stationary temperature. ,
The height of the river at Augusta at
1888 o'clock p. n. yesterday (Augusta
time) was SO feet--a rise OF OIL feet dur
ing the past "a hours.
Comparative statement Of temperature
OF aaYannah Aug. II. 1884 and 1855:
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90. Grnntla FnneraI .

The New York Daily and Illustrated
paperslof this week contain full accounts
~ the nanoral procession ~ Gen. Grant.
For SAKE ~ kstil's News D8p0t.-Ady.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-12

Not below, but At cost, our summer
Clothing % make room FOR winter stock
Appel Bros, 1853 Congress street
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-12

Cotton region bulletin for q hours end
ing & p. m:
sAvANNAH Aug. IL. 6 P. NJ. Eastern time.
DISrRlUFS. AVERAGE.
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For Conars and Cuff. 20 10 Appel Bro


The wonder Of those who 20 TO the Har.
nett House, IN savannah. is that 40 excel
lent a table aud such comfortable rooms
can he offered 20 the public AZ sucn mint
mum rates. Without oNRggerati0n. the
table NJ the Harnett ia a. good a. that OF
thc -'reven House, aud the rates lust
ono-hat az large. Courteous treatment
maAts up The hum " ne attractions.
Tho public largely testified their appre.
ciati0n. J0ekeoHuffis Z Fia.J HeraM
Goto Anpfl Bros. for rudeFwear.
Col 10 AnreI nrIa. for h,et.,nr
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-12
NATIONAL GUN CLUB.
ON sPoRTsMEN's AssoCIA-
TTnN
CHATHAM GUN CLUB.

Releree-G. S. McAlpin. Judges-Soho-
field, Refer. Won by Chatham Gun Club.
Match No. s.-IndividuAl sweepstakes, open
10 all. Entrance. 50. Five single English
sparrows Give BIRDS, 81 yards rise. Two
doub e. IS yards rise. Three moneys, 60 30,
and 20 per cent
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-06
suiidlux matsp.,

sunBEi,-Hougn hummer, boxing, N inubs.
and under, nut-class, SIS. stripping. kKb, tlB
boxing and flooring. clears, go; thiof claar
IN and IN, VI; rough lumber, second clna
el5: ioist and ncantling. oulls, a. 90.
AIDINo.-First common white pins, $50 90
second do. $3.50; third do, ea5 poplar, vac Ns
y so native pine =. eIs; 40 X, s20; native
rough, SIG 90,
DREssED LuHBH2-Boxins IA inohea and
under, SIS 0oapg7 TO- do I<Is, SO 000G W;
soantllnR, joist or any common lumb,
e2b 00127 80; boxing over II inhhea 5000
80 50; thich CLEARS ~ 70 ~ and e. 80 Oonea %;
second olaES. any kind. ga.
DDbBsnD AND ATUHED FLooRINO--Flp
olssE, 92G; second class, e32.60.
RHTTEPIRg FUnNI6HINa LUIREn-lk, Il
and inch white pine, $40, inch do, 90.
OEILIH0--BEADED on PLAIN--FirBt cor
mon white pine, ", 81; I'd do, sy7.60;Sd DO. ss5;
poplar, ", 62s Oosez5 80; poplar, ", sS2.so14se
native pine ", SIS. DO, y, Gao.
POPLAR LUAHHE'--lH, IN, ana inch. ~
sHIE0Lss.-whi,s pine A. %; do shaded A
ss.5. DO extra No. /, 6.bO: cypress, best, an
fIand, Is; do No. 4. stSS; DO No. 8. ss.so nasiv
saved heart, VI haps, ".
PioKnTs.--Whitsp pine, dressed ana hsa6ee
square or nat, &; yellow pins do. ~; lstt
LIME, CKxhNY, ro.--I.ima, Austin. O.
rer Dbl. Cement. Louisville or Aossnals, SAT
per bbl.; Portland, % pei bbl. Plaster Paria
Kew York or Michigan. "a per Dbl. PlsSta,
azioT.--Sirsprooi also per NJ
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-06


dsArs-eusar cured mans. nsso =. %
~ '''N' VIZ 'N
Mite s sS, No. SSl' h H. s5. sN Sso ne NO isS
Dried herrings, per box, tOc COD ash; Sc,
lAARD-Tiercos, $40; 40 ana son cans. s,1c,
syo cams, sSe.; lob cOrs, stc; SO cans, go
ooFYER-comnon 100; ordinary, losO
inI, llc.: prime BIC, n1<c; fanoy. lee; old
goyeipment Jaws, &c.
sreAR-fins powdered. bbis.. SKA; do.
bali ebls, sstc.;. cut loaf, Sl<c.; grNnuiated
star lard re: Louisiana sranalsted, - :
clarified, So esTc
RIop-Louisiana, e<p5o.
HALr-uoarse, In bags,. q. 7Snl.ta me IN
, psgs. go. lake In nat hoop ebls,. s2.lp
oAsNkD Goops.--pricss Per doasn, Pine
npples, standard. sl.ss; Peachss, standard, 2
also bs' ,aiS; Tc%sioes, STANDARD tS I S Ss
corn, sLIoSl;Ssi Green peas, d.ss Gocse
o osst,ss iai Weight ssssGf S HIS IS
sl:5si5a 5. $50 y. : NV MsSfs %sI' ! D.,
imported, SIS OaDis.oo case: strawberries, n,
tl..Qo~.: Blackberries, tl.So; Green gages'
$40 Eagle Condensed milk, SEQ; crown,
BAKING powDKx.--siiver Loaf, No cans.
Ior doHen, 500; t<io. do. u 20, do. q 90;
30. do, o.; 6D. do. sl2.
tSSc; German olive. $40. Candies, fall boxsa
Ike; halves. G. quarters. @. Indigo. $50 o.;
Bluelng, 4ltpl.V dosen. Coleman's mustard,
ti.so@so.c0 dozen. MaccAroni. imported, lion;
American, tl.O0 boz. Buokets, Two hoopp
plOJ doten.we ell buckets. MOO dosen Rrooins
gl.IesasTdozsn. Brilliant oil, bblb., 49,; Eu
pion, DO, Nc, do. rs GASES. So 20; Brilliant,
70 cases, " %, do, l.l2 ceRes, o. W,
FLouR - Btanards ROYAL Patont ia 80
Dbl; sacks, IS ooep p 100 os.; No. l Tsxas
per 100 lbs. " IS, No2S2, No 6 ei rs, Corn mes
Per bushel, &c; Hominy and grits, y Dbl !,
% 70. Oatmeal. p half bbl., " rs: CrAoh "a
wheat, n, Go; Crackers: u soda, BI<o,
Xxx soda, &C.; cream 20, giuger snaps
SIC; lstnon creaina, $40
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-06

Twelve months clip, light, nps aud mso
um 1906; fino heavy 10 light, iivDIs, sis
months, aUl8: fall, nnv heavy, i02I2. fali
light, nno and medium, l2@ls ooarss
HIDKs-No. heavy iint. dry y n ilo, No
heavy mint, dry, ~ lie; NO. light nint
heavy, damaged, y n 8: calf Ssins and sad l
damaged, y N 4G96c; green, saitod, sound, o 4
30, butchers, green, v n blSc
Hides from fallen cattle generally bought
Nat" bringing about l2o. when weighing
over 10 poonus enoh. When sold On sslsc
iion they bring from l0c. 20 lie. according &c
grhde. but generally grade No. .. IL will
therefore be TO the Interest Of tho stockmer
10 sell Them "flat."
PELTRIEs-- Deer skins, v N lSaelS ants-op
skins, v N l0@lSo; goat skins, each, l0doAs
sheep pelts, according 10 amount OF wool
Do11 up; shearllngs, according TO amount o.
wool, b@l0. Mexican sheep pelts, BSplOo
Mexican sheep pelta, improved. ll9l2o; Mex
lean sheep shsarlingn, Sc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-06

MISUNDERSTANDING 81 I00lnJ, M par prOo
sour mash, one year old. " 80 two years o.
81 oo02 ~ three YEAR, old " 6o0S7h tan
EXTRA old whisky eioe,
WISHs--Clasei. case,gB bODlDoo: ~ rsI Cue
ity; Uatswba. Per gallon, Dg ~ Fort, u ~
100; SHERRY. Dor gal. 81 Nos " Msdoir
kLs,-sloek Ala, par dos.. "a Ooel 81 Pors
par doH., " Olb2 %.
Dry, ~ O1esH3 90; Heidslck, In baaNes, tfT o.
~ w. KraE. 10 bAskst, "a Qa1l 0I Doneen
chanPagne, n U0A 70 Geo. d0alst, sxp
dry. p1nta, IN 50.
BoiTIED BkEB-I.smps qusTuI, Eg CO. pL
W so Bndweieer quarts Va ~; pinu lls "
Ekiapger besr. quarts. t1 O0i pinta w y
Anthony 81 Kuhn'ss ats Ga 20, pinta sl2 %
II. ylBnssn n Sons ehsmpaene oeeT quar-
tl2 %. psDts nsEi esR's AOwhukse. qnsrt,
effG
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-06
New York.


New YORK, March Flour dull
Wheat-Spot grades to lc higher;
options opened to 10 lower; later
stronger, advanced II to llc, closing
firm, near hast figures of the day; No
2 red S94@0l+c; No. 2 red March $50
@90c, closing at s9sc: April S9s@0lc,
closing at 00Ic; May 0l@s2!c, closing
at 02sc
Corn-Spot lots TO &c higher; OPP
tions ] To &c higher. aud hrm; No
3, 5l3@52c; No 2, 523@59Sc; No 9
Msrcn 5ll952c, closing at 5lsc; April
5ol@5lc, closing Mt sole; May 4O5@
50l, closing at sos.
PROVISIONS.
Cofee-Bpot fair; Rio dull, options
opened shade higher, closed steady.
Rio No 2spot 20 Sales 10 500 bags;
March 7 l51; April : 20@7 25e; May
25.
Sugsr-Dull; centrifugal ste. refined
steady; standard A 1880.
Molasses--Quiet aud unch anged.
Rice-Steady and moderate demand.
Tallow--Dull and weak.
Turpeptipe-Dull; Size.
Pork-lu ct and unchanged,
Lard-Firm: rpot 25c; April 300
25c; May 725@7 soc.
LIVE STOCK.
Beeves-Receipis none; no trading
in beef cattle; dressed beef dull at We
&c.
Sheep. Receipts, $500; slow; sales,
SIS 25@5 25 for sheep and 81 00@6 90 for
lambs; carload extra lambs sold S6 40.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-06
row nr,esns


NEW ORLEANS, March 3 Flour
Quiz I; choice family 81 200 %; fancy
81 1904 40; extra fancy 81 6O(S4 7Oi
winter heat pa mss 75@5 %; Min
nesota p p S. 1906 90; bakers 81 %.
Corn-GO0d demand, but 1T lower
rates supply by rail good 0S@6sc.
Corn Meal-Dnll at W go
Hay--E4~ier in good demand for
better grades; strictly prime Sl7 OO9
is 90; choice $40 0092O %.
PROVISIONS.
Pork--Quiet but firm; spot $l3 S7s(9
IS 90; TO srrive $l3 90
LaTd-Quiet but steady; refined
tierce, 7It97Ie; prime steam 7iC9I4c'
kettle 7f@Sc
Bulk ~ att--Quiet but firm; shoul-
ders, packed. S094 Soc; long clear 6ti
clear ribs 6s'.
3acnn-Dull and nominal; shoulders
5,@e; long clear 7,@7s I; clear RIB 74o,
Hams-Choiee sugar-cured eanvased
10l@llc,
Whisky-stesdy Western rectifed
81 05G5l Is.
Coflee-Oull; Rio cargoes, common
70 prime, 7l@lOse
sugar-sSleady with good demand;
common to good common 4l94ac; fair
10 fully fair 43@45c; prime 70 choice
5a5le; yellow clarified 5a9b.c; choice
white sic
Mola.s.s-SteAdy, in good demand.
Rice-QIiet; Louisiana ordinary 70
prime 4its6c -.
ratss; ST 00@l O5
Cotton. seed oil--Prime crude sSic
summer yellow SOC; city cake 2i3c'
freight on board.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-06
Louis
PRODUCE,

LOUIE
PRODUCE.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, March Flour
Unchanged
Wheat-Sold lower early, advanced
and iluctuated widely, but finally
closed l3@2c above yesterday; No 2red
SIT Cash; 92l loss, March; S41G8ssl G
April; S5l@sSc May, closing at top
figures
Corn Higher and firm, closing to
lc above yesterday.
Oats-Very dull; soc cash; Size Nav,
Whisky-Steady at 81 Ia.
Corn Meal-Firm at 81 2592 80.
PROVISIONS.
Slow but steady.
Pork--S12 20
Lard-6 S0@0 So.
Bulk Mests--Long clear zoe; short
ribs 6 soc; short clear $50.
Bacon-Long clear 85c: short
ribs &c short clear 1907 zoe.
LIVE STOCK
Cattle-Receipts 1900; quiet; exports
S. 7596 90; good TO choice S. 20(@5 20;
common 10 medium 81 50@5 Oh; butch
ers' steers 81 00@4 75; corn. fed Texans
81 00@4 so
Hogs-Receipts 1900; active at 81 40
"a 80.
Sheep--Roceipts 900; steady; com.
mon to medium So 50@3 % god to
choice So 1904 90; extra "a 25(94 so
Lot OF high bred sheep averaging IA
pounds were sold to New Orleans
butchers for SIS 90
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-06
country Sroducs.

81 90 ON ons per hbl Red o. %. yellow, 81 90
Turnip white. per Dbl. o. 20; RutSrbsaa % %:
5sans. II. p gisc obls., "a. ARK
Lima &C., small butter. 20. Pickles,
medium per bull, ~ co. small, per bbi., o.
half BIB. med, "a 70. bali Dbl, small. s6 %
Choese, hall cream. iS4o.; lfuli cream 10
Peanuts, 100 Ode haltbbl.. e6oo Cab
PoULrRY-Hens 676O o. 70 per dazs
Young chickens. q 5oa2 49, TurkeyA gs 20 80
each; Geese, $3.50 St6 ''urks - HaB 10
18as-rsI dozen, 10 and declining.
Treah country butler, ohoioo, i0A22i
er1Amery .bseSI1Ss.i old brttsr, Bs,lDc.i .olso.
Margarine. lba
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-06
AAnsAs O,ty.

henene Ottf,
PRODUCE.
Mr., Cry, Mo-, March o.
Ann so,rirm and higher; cash 81 ic;
~ ozse lid; May 64s'.
Ia, ~ strong aud act,ve; cash solo
h. "afch $685. May 30; June SlIS
-Dull and nominal; 27lc bid.
T. LIVE STOCK.
Cs,,,i 1--WE Stock Indicator reports:
Ana W. Receipts 5lU; market strong
sse,. 1sddvs, Offering light; shipping
% ip m 1000 pou DIS IS 20; butchers $50
liOo.sI bounds "a 40@4 90; feeders
sS ~ At - is@4 IS.
--heceipis los quiet; fair to
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-06

FurniSurs-l seal4.-.-s iInllstlnn gAi'
wood seat, y dos, % 1907 %; cans ano rattt
ssat, " 00f58 0n caue seat dining, s9 O99yo
Chllds aud rockers, v 0ol9Il W. large TOckl2,
6G Mirrors, arch tops. y dos, TO SuS
Tablea round, 62OODSBD, fsll leaf, " bOSs.
safes, eAon, u 26e1TOg BuTeauh, ss 6099
abby Carriages, ~ GD02
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-06
New York.

New YORK, March 5.-Spot slased
dull.
Sales 1872.
Ordinary s,c; good ordinary
l0sc; low middling II Ice; middling
llsc; good middling II 1880; mid
ding fair 1850.
Futures closed dull bu; steady, to
4 points higher.
EoIaa 40 600 AaIau
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-06
Iales As, 800 bales
Liverpool.

LIVERPOOL, March, l.-Spots closed
steady and unchanged.
Ordinary SID; good ordinary 8 ll-lGd;
low middling l5-l6d; middliDg up.
lands l-l6d; middling orleans 60
Total sales 5000 bales; American s.
500; Imports 81, 200; American l7,i00.
Futures closed steady, generally ]
point higher.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-06

aaive,ton.
dull. ~
Gross receipts, 500.
Sales, 20
Exports, 247.
Stock 25,57l.
Ordinary, slc; good ordinary lOlc;
low middling, 10 7-l0c; middling,
10 ll.l6c; good middling, 10 l5.I6c;
middlingfsir, IL 3.l0c.
Futures opened and ruled steady,
closing quiet but steady TO 9 points
higher.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-06
New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, La, March o.
Spots closed steady.
Sales 5000 bales.
Low ordinary Sc; ordinary Dc; good
ordinary loo; low middling lOic; mid
ding 10lc; good middling l0Sc; mid.
ding fair II Lice; fair IL 9 10
Futures closed firm, TO points
higher; March 20 points higher.
Sales A.. 100 bale..
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-06
lrAin nad Rssn.nnn,

Wheat, ehoop, rs TO 500, medium, 7Oa7 b
oata. 2SA17Jfo; barley s0aM, rye, 100
corn. 4be60c; hay, loose T. ON IN, wagon
81 0OOs o. per ton bale hay, IS 0@i0 90
bran. zoe. per 100 chops d biol % "
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-06
Chicago
PRODUCE.


CHICAGO, ILL.,, March 5.-Flour-
steady.
Wheat-Excited and higher; very
unsettled; opened to lower; then adj
vanced ole; later fall off OF L.. closing
10 higher than yesterday: 7is"@77c,
closing at 76sc; April 75!c@77sc closed
76sc; May 80sc@s23c; closed 81 10.
corn Strong aud higher; advanced
and closed over yesterday; cash 3St
@SSfc; April SSc@3S!c, clos d $3.50
3SIc; May Az 942,; closing 4lsc.
PROVISIONS
Pork-Active Il. Glued 7lc to TO-,
rallied Is to l74''; closed steady; cash
or March St2 35@l2 37a; April Sl2 400
IL 45; May $l2 42l@12 60.
Lard-In lair uemand. 2gc to DC
lower; early rallied &c to 7lc; cash or
March S2l@6 Soc; April @ sac SOC;
May 92l@7 00c.
BulR M.ats-In fair demand; shout
tiers A 9i@5 co.; short ribs 6 1906 zoe;
shorts clear 60@6 Csc.
LIVE STOCK.
Drovers' journal reports:
Hogs-Receipts Is 600; slow at VI 70
"a so
Cattle-Receipts 6OOO; more active ;
steady and firm; cattle averaging 1850
pounds 81 1904 50; 1900 o 1000 pounds
SIS O0@@6 20; Texans So 9094 70.
SHEEP Receipts 800; steady infe'
rior to medium So 25@3 %: good To
choice sueep and lambs 80 1904 IS,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-06
Drugs ana RANTS.
pHugR.

uHU(sH,
BARK, Cinnamon par n Ia Peruvian, yb~2 o.,
Borar, iic. Bi-carbonats OF soda, Kngliai
30, Oopperas, Se4. GnchinediA. per os 81
cts. Castillo soap, per n lO9i0. Cream tartar
caonpe ~, =. 4 w.. 7ssss knsish. per is, BOZ.
tie included, 96ttl 90. Cbloral Hydrete, per II
81 6o@l 70. Chloroform, per ID bottle inelud
ed, 90. Composition powder, per 10 70
Dovers, per ID 81 20. Epsom saits, per ID 70
S pc; J Rsf y SSa: Eo,gSiss Ter p q U
stTainsd' sSass Ok. Lara, No. /. ssss1o. onin
inc, 7. a W. pcI O. 81 70. Flowers sulphur.
1905. a. Alum, SESS; Preseription yisiA y
per Ct OF. show cases. market prices. Eebal.
patent medicines, at list T'hayerH Fluic
Extracta, ~ per cont. on. p. ID. Fluid In
strictly pure white lead, % %: spiriI
tufpeutine, 60S55. Boiled oil, 62G56c.
THE sHkKMAH-wILLIAMs ooLoRB.
Ivory drop black. lsc per ID lec Englisl
coach black L. per u l9e; lamp black, y. 90
&c; tUltramartne blue, ~, Ia, DC. blue paiui
Ia, i3o raw Turkey uInber, IL. 90: burnt Tuf
key lumber. ID, 20: raw Italian sienna, Ia, &c
IA, ~; Paris green, rs, 200; Chrome, L. ". o. q
d. o., ls, lie. American vermiili0n, IL, Oc. In
dian rcd, Is III Ninetta red, 10, 6s, lz1fs, 2ss
yellow ochre, IL, 81. l21fs, 10, 70.
PhEPAEED 0RAIEIE0 OoLloks.
BARK oak. lee; Ash, Isc; Black walnut, Ice
prsTyMpxR ooLoRs.
ivory drop black, &c. raw turkey undDsi
25c burnt Turkey amber, 100; nav Italian
sienna. Csc. bnrnI Italian sienna, 26c; Vaa
dyke brown, z6c
Prices OF above made ON n basis Of in \
a, and ID cans. assorted; Z In X and ! a
oanh; balance in and ID canas RasOrted,
Price In Id cans; balance In and 2 ID oanl
assorted. Price In 8 ID cam, 10 lo9s; TX and
Is Id tan pals, i4c less And kegs 20 per
leka.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-06
on CHANGE.
-, yeysrish Yesterday, Clos
s s..orally Unssttled-oot'
ton Higher.
i ;. Market Was Excited and
~. We're Steady
The Quotations.


"
u yoRv March 5,-Govern-
Ia ma. ss.k; i@ll per cents. lower,
"'otl ,achanged
~, fairly active; prices gener-
vcurities quiet.
Il aock market was feverish and
|SU HIS \, this morning, with prices
I'm to lower than last
Hers NIL Most of the business OF the
"n was confined to dealing
Hs,yspna, Northwestern, New
rntrsl, st. Paul, Lake Shore
NsMail. all of which were ac
n me tot Il sales for the morning
fxgzus =. Marly as large as for the who e
a NV WXvdsy.
&{Xf ro6 the excitement on these
|W W subsided somewhat after
a the renewal OF activi-
8w in the day was
aplei by decrease
*. Some of the leading bears
Moor Wt ten days have been actively
ONVls iron the bulls side and now
HSut higher prices for almost ev-
|tOrn ,Fon the list. but especially for
Irgpiiced and heretofore inaet-
ks
,pecial features OF the day were
rspgth in Lackawanns and Pa
mani and the weakness In New
central and n 'rthwestern.
factions 37S 900 shares.
II. Herd MONEY
YORK, March 5.-Money la
xng l. prime mercantile paper
aerling exchange bankers bills
~ tti S3j; sight 81 Sc.
EXCHANGE.
M FOaLEAEs, LA March Sight
|. lf|)li 3,sge on New York 81 90 per $1,000
Y W0IlI un; sterling exchange bankers'
" miv nsSl.
n AttstA#EyMENT AND RAILROAD BONDS
II nj ~ YORK. March 8 The follow
YV9lvV here the Official closing quota
Ia msA &athe New York Stock exchange
IA MN hernoon, as compared with those
u N ~ Mnnrduv.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-06

Rio Janeiro.
RIO. JANEIRo, March 8. Coffee
good first4 1900 reis per 100 kilos.
Receipts for the week, 81 900 bags.
Shipments TO United States, 5000
bagsi to Europe, 10 900 bags.
Sales, $1,000 bags.
Stock, lSO. 900 bags.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-06

SANTOS, March 5.-Cofrae.pa
ceipts for he week, 81, 900 bags
shipments to Europe, 1900 bags.
Sales, q 600 bags.
Stock, 100000 bags.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-06

sEasisrn ToIsa cattle AZ about tnree, an
Southern anu Cen tral Toxas stock enttle .
about two dollars per head less than ,h'
above quotations.
Tho above prices arc for herds OF 1000 beao
and upward OF best North Texas cattle dc
livered ON the trail.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-06
THE GAZETTE: FORT WORTH, TEXAS FRIDAY, MARCH g


good So 5O@S 90; common to medium
VI 50@2 p. ''u"i
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-06
c O NJ SUMPTION,

hays pestiss ier ne .syys dsssss By ~ az
hass been sessa naes e. ssg f.,ih Y
Msss i. b sssftsG DA !. a sLocph ~ FsasIsL NJ
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-06

BAK IRoH, W d. -rorray, g., NO. n I
galvanized sheet iron, sSe,les No. hHsoda