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Morning journal and courier., 1885-04-08
Reception In Union Armory.

The annual reception Of the st. Patricks
Literary society takes place this evening at
old Union armory and the arrangements al
ready perfected insure pleasant time. The
music for the occasion will be furnished by
Thomas orchestra. Professor Flaherty will
larnrnTaf
Morning journal and courier., 1885-04-08
AFTER RECESS.
The House resumed the

At o'clock the House resumed the consideration
of the bill relating to insurance agents, and after
few minor alterations passed the bill.
On motion of Mr.. Gum, of Milford the bill pass
ed last Thursday providing for separate ballot box
for judges of probate at elections reconsider
ed. The bill was then tabled.
The bill relating to the establishing of justice
courts and the appointment of trial justices of the
peace was considered at considerable length. It
was voted to continue the bill to the next General
Assembly and order it printed with the laws.
The bill for the protection of shell fisheries in
Mill river at Fairfield passed.
Bill concerning the attachment Of wages was
passed 1t is as follows:
I'm any action in which wages only are attached,
costs shall be taxed in favor of the plaintiff
less it shall appear to the court or Justice of the
peace before which or whom such action is brought
that demand was made upon the defendant for the
payment of the claim sued for not more than thirty
days nor less than three days prior to the bringing
of such action. -
The following bills rejected: Providing a
State Home for Neglected Children; regulating the
sale of sprituous liquors; amending the act rela-
tive to the appointment of guardians by minors;
making the Connecticut Industrial School for
Girls separate school district; regarding the
binding out of Reform school boys.
The bill to prevent the manufacture and sale OF
oleomargarine and other limitations of butter and
cheese, but it being o'clock adjournment was
taken until 1920 a. m. Wednesday.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-04-08

The Hartford polo club played the Meriden
club at Meriden last evening The time of
the game was one hour and twenty minutes.
The score was to 0 in favor of the Meriden
team
Morning journal and courier., 1885-04-08

Hon. Thomas J. Carren, of Cleveland, O.,
accompanies Mr.. Grant, of Chatfeld &
Grant, and MIR. Frank Bradley in their trip
to Colorado
Morning journal and courier., 1885-04-08

t"To be or not to be" afflicted with catar-
rh--ffwhether tits better to bear the sings
and arrows of this outrageous" complaint or
to use Borazel and be rid of it-"that is the
question"
Morning journal and courier., 1885-04-08

The power of the Imagination is certainly
very strong, but it takes something with
more of body and base to cure cold or
cough Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup is now the
great national remedy.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-04-08
The House.

The House was called to order at 1920 o'clock by
Speaker Simonds. Prayer was offered by Rev. Mr.
Beiler, of Hartford.
Several petitions in favor of assessment insurance
were received and sent to the Committee on Insur
ance.
The bill relative to the opening of the Cotton
road in East Hartford under the bill entitled an act
IN to nd Ing was e up
ington, who supported the adverse report OF the
Railroad committee.
Mr Garvan, Of East Hartford, held that the bill
was not intended to apply to the Cotton road alone
but to all roads of like character.
The previous question being ordered the bill was
Mr.. Hawley, of Stafford, presented to the House
State Board of Health The bill allowed the Board
to fix the salary of its secretary instead Of fixing it
Cholera S''''' ~ i''0''''' ''''''S' ->''''~
Mr. Colyer, of Darien, spoke in favor CT giving
the Board power to fix the salary of the secretary,
and similar views were advanced by Mr.. Slade, of
salary at 81, 900 and this favored by Mr. Troup.
Mr. Josiyn, of Hartford, thought the members of
the board were best qualified to fix the salary of
the secretary and that the power should be con-
Mr. Perry of Barkhamstead, was in favor of hav-
ing the legislature fix the secretarys salary, no
matter how much might be needful Mr.. Joslyn
not to exceed S., 800.
The amendment adopted and the bill passed.
necticut Humane saeiety stirred up considerable On
discussion, Mr.. Hawley of Stafford, explained and
bury, opposed the and argued that the
society had ample means without help from the
Mr. Frisbie, of Pennington. moved to make the
appropriation 81 500 Mr. Phelps of Vernon. Mr.. JOS
ly supported the appropriation The amendment
was lost and the original amount reported by the
The bill requiring foreign insurance companies
and agents of such companies to submit to the re-
OF the ms statutes Of t TINS State
The House took a recess until O'Clock
Morning journal and courier., 1885-04-08

ct had been completely disabled from
rheumatism. used Parker's Tonic for kid
ney disease, when to my establishment the
rheumatism completely disappeared" So
writes Mrs. Henry Bogert of No. 454 Atlantic
Ave-, Brooklyn, N. Y. Rheumatism arises
from the failure of the kidneys to separate
the uric acid from the blood
mr11 W &wk1mo-
Morning journal and courier., 1885-04-08
ssPerfectfon,, Cream Java Coffee.

A handsome 8-inch decorated plate or a
majolica pickle dish given with every pound
sold during April to introduce it to all lovers
of fine coffee. Best and most economical cof-
fee in the market, 50c. per pound. Try it
once and you will use no other. Satisfaction
guaranteed or money returned. For sale
only by Centennial ANA. Tea Co., 1853 State
street. m30 m W, ,sa4wk
Morning journal and courier., 1885-04-08

This is the best season in which to purify
the blood, and Hoods Sarsaparilla is the
best blood purifier 100 Doses One Dollar.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-04-08
Trunks and Bags.

Majors cement for repairing broken arti
Giles. Majors leather cement and rubber ce
ment for repairing rubber and leather. MET
Morning journal and courier., 1885-04-08

NAL American Tea Co.'s, 1858 State street.
Best goods at lowest prices. Satisfaction
guaranteed or money returned. Special in
ducements every Saturday and Monday.
a6MWF&S
Morning journal and courier., 1885-04-08

$3.50, So, $3.50 Hats.
The largest assortment at
STEVENS & Brooks, 795 Chapel St.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-04-08

Youman's Celebrated Hats.
Correct styles for spring now ready at
STEVENS 6 BROOKS, 795 Chapel st.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-04-08

Attend
F. NJ Brown & Co.'s opening of spring and
summer fashions to-day.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-04-08

Calico Dresses I 9 lac.
Ready-made children's calico dresses only
1876. apiece at Franks, 943 Chapel street.
Ladies' Gossamer Cloaks soc.
We have some odds and ends in ladies'
gossamer rubber cloaks which we offer at
Soc apiece for few days at Franks, 843
Chapel street.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-04-08
See johnson & Bros. adv't on Sd pag

Largest assortment in this city at
STEVENS & Brooks, 795 Chapel st.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-04-08
Harugari's Entertainment.

The Harugari Liedertafel society gave con-
cert and ball at their hall on Crown street
Monday evening. The programme was as fol-
Morning journal and courier., 1885-04-08

Rick Rack Braid SC Apiece.
Full 10 yards at Franks.
Lace Pillow Shams use.
Reduced from SOC, at Franks.
Buy Yonr Corsets at Franks.
Great value, at Is, 25, 35 and so cents.
Ladies', Cloth all Wool 15c.
Frank offers ten pieces Ladies' Cloth Suit
ings, all desirable shades, at 15c . yard;
would be cheap at 80 cents.
Colored Satins SIC Yard.
Real Silk Satins, all new colors, good
enough for ladies' dresses or fancy and crazy
work, at Franks.
Marshall's Linen Thread Sc.
Three cents a spool at Franks
Morning journal and courier., 1885-04-08

Furs stored and insured by
a46t STEVENS & BROOKS, 795 Chapel St.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-04-08

The Event of the Season.
F. M. Brown & Co.'s opening of spring
and summer fashions to-day.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-04-08
visit the Peoples GrOcery

Knox,s World Renowned Hats
at STEVENS & BROOKS, 795 Chapel ST.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-04-08

Marsha1lss Linen Thread Sc.
Three cents a spool at Franks.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-04-08

Daniel Sully, the great comedian, has made
the ''Corner Grocery one of the greatest sue
cesses of the season. The play is very anus
ing. For three months in the summer of 'S3
it drew crowded houses in New York city and
received high praise from the press. It will
be presented at the New Haven Opera House
tomorrow night.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-10
Handing uovar7ni

tuHHgu .-Huugh iumDer, posing, n iuehr
and under nft.claHe, slS htripping. Hr9, s
boxing and noorlng, cla4rF, $50; thick clU0l
TX and ~, 81; rough lumber. Second ClgH
s. iCiat and ncanting, culis, 81 20
NrnrNp--Firrt common white pine, q %,
80 ,ond do, $3.50; third do, SO. poplnr, Gas
q 30; nel,yg pins 81 US; 90 y 90; ma We
rough, $500
DREsBED LuNnNR-BovinE ~ inohss and
undet, Ub O08gI on DO <xa. SO 00,sl.9 70,
Fcnntlinr. lolAt or any common lum
. o O@.9 Oh boxing over 70 inches $50
~ %; thor clears, IA tol5Ernd 2, 81 OQNH 90,
second class. any kind, a91
DIua3ED Ann MATCHED FLnoAING--F1rs
clsBB t7S, second class, N26l
WHIrEPINH FURNIBHIg9 LuutBEE--ltd,
and inoh white pine, g7O, l inch do, $50
OEILING-BEAnNp or FLAIN--Ftrat Gov
non white pine, ~, $50; % do, N1b0;N DO, b
! puplaT, y, S2H ul8Nb0, poplar, u, ts251eHi
uativopino y, glS DO ~ SO.
POPLAR LUNRHn,--lE, lA,i ano inch, W
| do inch, So
! N.H 90 eItrn No. !, $780, cypreng, best, IN,
brand, 50; do No. 2, S4.2b, do No. ., B,60; uhtt
EawOd heart, u; EapH, ~.
! PtoHKTs, White plno, dressed snd hsadee
| Ileare or nhi, Z; yellow pine DO. 80 lat
] 81 b0ni 30.
! LuiE, CENESz, ErU--Iime Austin, y
! per hbl, Cement, Louisville OK Roaounlo, gNf
| par Dbl; Portland, IS pcr bbl. PlAstor Paris
! Kew YORK or Michigan, % PSF hol' Riahh
! bAir, bbo. bu,
BsJcK.- -Plre-pTooL o. 80 psrM,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-10

MnATB--sugAr cured MANS, 1910; .. q. o. D
Baoon, l25zo; e. o'6aoon, sl<e' &c, dry Salt,
|fsH-Maoksrel, lon kits, no. i, sl.oO NO.
2, e91 half bblG., No. 1, t55l No. z, t5.Og;
White nab, No. !, hlf. bblA., W.25, No, 2, se.2d;
LARD--Tlorcss, $40; 40 and som cans, sc (;
2ot cans, $40; l0n oars, SAC in cans, sJfo;
OoTTnr.-ICommUn iOo; ordinary, IoHc;
fair, lie; prime RIO. nJfo; fancy, lie; old
government java, 20.
TEA-fmpsrial, soG00; gunppwdor, 60eI1.
sUaAR-h1ne powdered, bblH- &C.; DO
star lard 5ho.: Louisiana gIannlated, -. !;
standard A. 65fo.: choice white, 85So. yellow
clarified, BNteszo.
RfOE--I OtiiHiana, 63Tc
BALr-OOarBo, in bags q .25Slt0; nne IN
bags, ---s lake, IN dat hoop bblA s7.ip
| pooEetS, sN6tTlse
| apples. standard, .6g Poaehsa, giandsrd. 2
| lha., sl.65; .ba.. a1.2592.b0 sscondn, ~,
/ $3.50 IoE., q ~; Tomatoes, glandazo, no
! HOO: Geoonda n, - Ds,, l.25A I Green
! corn, tl.logi.db; Green peas tl.5f 0ooes-
oysters, full weight, D., l.lbs ~, s2l0. light
Tesighs,, I, "a SO; p. a:S a sSlsaon' 3,
| 50O8i. o. hardlnes. American, 500 Gaze
| imported, al3 O)pl go case; Strawberrlea,a ~
| tl.tOeD-e~; blackbeTIiss. bl.8G Green Rekea
A-ali EAGLE CondfnAsd milk, tAeoi a-o"n
BAEfEa PowDHR.--silyeT loaf. ~ cans
DOR dozen, &C. ~, DO, q co. ID AZ, - CO..
sUEDRIns-f3taIch, i1fc soap, coyataon
tt5e German olive, SO. cAndles, f1l bfIes
| l5J(c; halyo1, o quarters, Q. Indigo. 20 q
/ Blusing, 5Ofgi.00 doEeE. gClomA1e tnnHlaka q
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-10
sew UrisNnE.


NEW ORLEANS, Jan 2 --FL0UR-Strong;
fancy 1894 50: extra fancy BU@1ibO,
gORN-ln fair demand and prices higher;
10 sacks, mixed 4ssls; yellow i9SbG choice
white 20
OArs-western, In good demand; choice
37d8g.
Corr MRAI-In good demand az . iO
dAN-In lau demand, prime ljUN@l1 co;
choice IL D.
PORK-D. mnnd active, At l275
LARD-ateadY; uerce refined 7; key l-2
BULK MEATa - Demand active, higher:
shOulHe~s, pack Il, SF8A4 40 long clear ana
Of ar ribb3f "a o On.
BACON Quiet; clearrl6 aud long clear Ia
HAMS Choice sugaT-ourod canvussed firm
AZ 10 l-2All.
l25.
CoPFEE-in fair demand and stendy;i Rio
carRoes common 90 prime l-2gpll
SUGAR Demand active: common TO good
common sos 7-N fair to fuly fair 3 $50
4; prime 4 80; yellow clarified ( S4ei rs;
granul lied il-lB
MoLAssKs--In good demand; good 10 fair
2jeD26 5-s; prime ~ choice ADB.
RICE--ln good demand; Louisiana ordinary
10 prime l. g5 b.
BRAN Quiet blu, frm; prime 10 choice 80
@i3,
COTTON SEEu Ou--Dull; prime crude. "a i-2;
summer yellow 4OgA, Market dull.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-10
MONTAGUE COUNTY.

90. 1000 eros IN "a fuiid body on Relh nap
creek, "a tributary OF Rod River, when ~
Ia hight Of thin proI cry. There are also
several nue pprinNs ~ well M lnfge Tanks
fed bN gprlngs From so To ~ acres OF
tim q, mostly oak, affords auineient Hhol-
ter Tor sat r. ia COLI leather. hh grass ~
N aud abundant over the 0ntlrU trhot,
Tho improve aen nfe 40 follows Onn
new fr4mg housO two lubatanuAl log
houses, springs ole, etc 10 mii y OF barb
wire fence Que Oso b0J aero, No HoreB for
farm q and v0rd small pastures are
fanced ON the man body. go CATTLE ltQ
hog horses ana o q ke OF oxen, VIII
be sold with TN place
vi iJJi ACHES about fye miles soul hWeat
Of Bowie, on hcadWatfTs OF blg Sandy
creek; lOtI anrgs OF Same N under q three
wire fence; all rich valley, except about lOl
acres OF timber and blutfa 100 cattle paTi
DnrhBm will be sold with place Price Of
land, 81 per acre cattle gls per hand.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-10
THE GAZETTE: FORT WORTH TEXAS SATURDAY JANUARY TO-

and corn were active and higher; wheat IL
and corn ~.
Pork aud lard futures active and lower.
Cash meats steady,
Good cattle active and arm; common dun
and mes lected.
sheep steady.
PRODuCE.
FIouR-Quiot and unchanged.
WHAT Jauut ~ pn6i l-2cioHed AZ n l.2
February SO l. aS3, closed az 20 L.; March
81 Il an So, closed At 81 Ia; May ~ Sias5 IL,
closed at eB ~.
January a6t-s9 81 -, closed 30 6-N February
~ 7-sG8S Ia, closed SB rs; March sl ~, closed
8T0S7 lis; May 40 34Qia,cl sed ~ 3S@t0 -.
pitUV iBtuNb,
Pork - Cash 1911 70 l-2, January 100
y fg: February i22T l.29 g q %; March ~ s.
ai so; Stay ~ a. l-2ol8.
Lamp cash or Jauuary,8 81 l2@1; Feb
ruary 6Rd7 %; March 7 Is.
BuLK MEATS Shoulders 49l@5 %; short
Rib so -; short clea 9 6l@6 %.
LIvH STOCK
nrovers' journal reports
Hoes Receipts, 6ltIG 216pt 70.
CATTLE Receipts 700. exporters 75Gb 70,
good 70 choice shipping 0ua5 ~, common 10
fair 2595 20. stockCrs 26Gi o.; feeders SV'
@f40
SnEFP-Recelpts g7OO; strong common 70
fair 25GS 25 medium TO good 3 SOGa W;
choice lifei 20. shipments, lOOJ
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-10
wool and u,de..

Twelve iuonths clip, light, nno land med
nm lb@lG me heavy 10 light, pS@ll; 81
iiehi, iine s and d. medium. iasiE q coa M
7L6a.
AIDEs--No heavy nint, dry y n $50; No
n9 Sio M n,h' 3tsy NJ rs 70 nshn niiht
heavy, damaged, q n s. calf skins and badl,
dRmRged, 2 n 1000; green, saltod, sound, y :
20 butchers, green, "A N bl6c.
PitLrHGEa-Deer skins, ND lbdh1H ante on
skins, y D l0Nl8c; goat skins each, 100at
shOop peltA, according 10 amount OF wCOl
2lcd up; shearllngs, according 70 amount O
WOOL SOLO, Mexican uhCop peltsi 5000
Mexican sheep pelta, improved, uDlQc; Mez
lean sheep EhearliugH, 30,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-10

potAtoes--Irisn, per uuri.s,. cocG1 co, barrel
So IS; uniuur, per hhl lSOd Bs On. Yellow, s. So
rurnip' white, q 10, Ruterbeao, -;
tcauH X. D. med bhls. 90, lar y
Inns 6Sec,l all Nuttsr, il<elSc. Piokisa,
nediuut or bbl., So OG small, per boil, iin.
hsif hb-. mod, r6Ols half hhl., ANAL, eA rs
Jheoea, hnlf cream, .lS}Ec, fall cream lbh
Peanuts, i0o oder Vnii-hbl., eb 90 Cab,
ollge, per crRto 81 00063 a5
Poui3THY Hons A7b a 90 POI dcraG
youug chickens 81 75a2 90 rurhoya 90 70 70
each gaaHS. IS % Nt5r Duckn 81 lJts 90
EgGe-Pef dcgan. i6a POO.
Fresh country butter, ohoica, 20 O CSC
Creamery 5tpS3 80, old butter, ealCc.; oitc.
rnarNErln0, t9s
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-10
DN CHANGE.
Opened Firm, but Soon Lost
bin Strength Cotton Lower
Provisions Slow.
ain Markets were Active, the
sneth of the Bulls and Bears
Being About Equal.



lon,s, Jai. o-Goyernment por
Cher
| lads ilrmer.
ops ned nrm AVID on the purchase
b. ioFn account prices rose Is to is
Northwestern and 81. Paul were
IL pramiuenI. Union Pacific adj
his Before raid day, on ,ales to re-
ronction took lace, andsu'l later, on
ria that the efforts tore tore no east
eight rites had not been success al,
| r feellug prevailed and decline OF
per cent epsuod
iRai hour Lacknwanna was IN brlsk
and return Vi ta - on the covering
|hort interest. There was a difference
x nor cent. between sal Is Tor regula
In. Union Pacific was favoiably
on ihe announcement that the gov.
| direotor's report win be puhished
ow and will iudorse the action OF the
Naturalization,
ared with last mig 1t the closing prices
Oils pr @ no. lower, except for Rock
New Jersey 'cItrgl aud Erie, which
. I.2 per cent, n gnor. Houston &
central declined IL 20 D. orc. on Inn
lent rose o. 10 -.
Monty.
|your. Ian. n.-Money lAlL: closed
II. primo mercantile paper l-2fHb. storl-
| ohange & y quiet az 81 sight
ENCHANGE,
|1R1.raNg. Jan. 9 sight exchange on
|,rk l0D pen OJQ premium; sterling OK
3 y l5Il -
|fnFNFNE hND RAILROAD BONDS,
y onK. Jan The following were
|icini Clusi quotations 81 tue sew
|tock Exchange thih afternoon, as COM
|gith Hose of yesterday;
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-10

BAH IRON, g 50.--NorYay, go.;. No, y
sheet iron, exc. No n q shoot iron, 80
galvanized Rheot iron ef3g1fo.; 10. y haodl
lie. No. y do. 15c; 2Dx28 roofing lin, tlt
Di5 80; lGI0 and l0lli pat. do, " Ib4b y
tinner'h wire, 30 per cent. OFF; unncI,a BtooA
forty peT cent, Off cook gtovcF nth W4Tt
$40 50625 90: do, With trimmings, flk bogO0U
WOOD WORK. - Wagon nxleg lDc.iDbl %
tongues. 80cS9I %; singletre0E, 81 70 holbtpn
&c.; gpokes "a 56f38 90; felloen, VI B5sp2 ~
Doubletreus, s. 1901 90; neck yoAosi ~ 0os
So pillow boanH, 60965c, ploW handles, u
B26D. handles, ei 1907 %.
NAILS, % Is keg. basis lpd.--Bufden hofh'
shoe, per keg, " IS Perkins do, e. 90l Wan
OF DO, g so; Burden mule B3 cor horth WeBi
ern horse shoe naiia, No. i,b9r,i re. b &c., Nf
Q, 28c., No. Z, &c, No. s. s0c,; axes" ng.l No
90, No. 8, 80, 70. q e. 70 Z 60 30 :
Ale NO z, i've. no. ., re. sy ro.,n co,r.S.,,
% COOS 90; Hack ngsok. W 609T 0Q. ooy'i
handled, Js 5Ops ~.
REFRiGERATORs.--H Climax. nIN
No. 2, DO, al8 so; No. do, ~ No. DO, g.
CELIIANEODB-Traoo chains, az ps
pair, d97o. piow singletTeesl per doE-, ~
pillow doubietrees, per dozen q o.; stool
bellB, co per oant. of: door LOCKE, sB 2QgB u
wood sofeWh, " aud 10 per cent. on: Up ca
door butta, ~ and 10 per cont. oni cat Ant
timed taGkg, ~ pOr cont. on. coffee miliA, Q
psr cent. or: blind hinges, % ana 10 per can't
81, carriage hOlts, % and 10 per cont. on
GLOW bOltB, 30 per cent. on; pieo0 tin ware
% per cont on; deep Htamped ware, ~ -
cont or; shallow stamped ware, 30 par Oeni
on; iaDanned ware, 20 per cant DC.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-10

WHrBKY--Hsstinod " IODlbO, - per proc
a1uY f1zah, ono yhar ola, " " Two ysAfn ol
q QO9t1 -; three years Oio " b1tS2 20; hAn'
sTtra old whisky Bsejb,
WTWGt8--Olaret. ohse,SS 50g,l0g9. as Der gnn
lily! OAtsvDa. argnllpns w 81 foIti " 10
psr gal. 81 g096 90 white wilma, Ia case
"a OOStl0 %.
CIflMPA9nH-l8. n. Mumm q Co., Extr
Dry, 81 OlfbSs 0Jt H0idsicG in basketi "a 0Oi
8 W HruR Ia basket, 20 00DO OJ Dome4u
champagne, % 0oald ". Geo. eoulat, s4p
dr., ptnta, Va 61
pSr dor, 81 0Dls2 ~
JsoTTL9D BErl--l,amp'a quarts, az 0o pi,
60 CO Eudweiker quarts W OO piptg ~ Y.
5shiita 1iiwauhos, cuarta so %; pinta elt q
Anthony a Kuhn'Ni OTIS el3 20, plntA w D
IL. glaubsn a SUn't ohempEgus bosr, quar-
~ W, pints gl9bJ; FalG's AnwAHheS, quart
tiIA.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-10

~. LOuis,
lai 70 the GaDette.
LOUIS, Jan. --WHEAr.-Opene nc
ara his her. then declined and hnally
need a little. There was active trading
aghopl
~ Glow and almost steady.
3visions were low ADD lower.
stle 81 iair suppl, active and arm.
3ep aieady.
PKODUCE
1uH-- Unchanged.
gInAr- No. led ~ I-sas7 ~, cash 81 ~
IA. closing - -. February; es 1925 81,
| lnk AtD5 fT May
| tai-. li i.saA ca h; IS 1895 70 February:
913 ~ NJ rch; 81 sos II May, ciosins
Aside prioes
rs III s. cash; n May.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY AZ II
~ MnAI--2 btge 10.
IKsi44 GUS.
US NIL long clear 6 IS; abort clear
Innrt llbs o 80.
cpa Ions clear 7; short ribs ~,
clfnf1 i-l87 -.
fan sb60 81.
.iYE STOCK.
fI1.N~ keceil ". ibf fair native steers Of
3 Iapp1 unds soid ~ fNh@f6s com
eetst "a, ti9h ranged nom s1.Ss ~
oe,rl ltcHpie 70, 40. 2G0 o..
ttl'r seeeipis 80, common 70 medium
~ POD ~ ca Ice y8t rs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-10

gl,7bG douen, Brilliant oil, bbls., lHc,; Eu.
plon, do, 2lc,; do, Is oaHea. So 90 nfiiiinnt,
70 cases, "a 20; DO, llscaeca, e. oS
FLOUR - stannrd'r NOynl Patent t6 30
v bhld uaoks, o, COG p ITO Va; No. rtxRg
per il0ibs, t2s5, No 2 e., No 8 81 IS. Com meal
pTr husnQl, Sc, Hominy aud Eritn, y hhl ,
70 pR Oatmeal q bait bill, 81 -. Cracked
wheat, IN, so Crackers - fota, 6lf =, Ky
soda. loi ky sooa, &C.; cream sca gin
ser anapt, Siso,; lamon creArns, 6ke.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-10

Special 10 the Gazette.
KANsAs CITY, Jan e.-rroyisions slow
and lower.
Il. colp y Of native cattle liberal and prices
firm.
sheep slow.
PRODUCE.
WHEAT Higher: ash, 6lG6l Ii; February
~ s-sm2 ~ May ID S-i@'6 IA.
CurN--F NJ rmt !. cash - II hid; January ~,
pebruary 40 bid: May 70 l-2d305R
OArs--Dull and nominal; "A ~ bid.
AtNh srOUK.
The Live stock Indicator rep rtsl
CATTLE--Hes pte ] IS active; 10 l0higher
for shipping gru 10 expo q 80 40 8; good 10
choice thipping fe'm58; common TO me-
dunn D@i p; + eutrs 3 q OG cows 2Sg@
1857.
Eoss-Receipw ioCG weaker; 10 lower;
4 tb@t 40.
sHEEP--R ecelFls l7of active; fair to good
muttons SOC q.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-10
pREsrDIo COUNTY.

g5. ThITty.throe aud one bali section.
lying between Maria and Preside del
Nurle. Alamo creek flows through many
OF these aeotiunq Tho range - excellent.
Phi f22b per acre one fourth cgHh, bal
anCe ON one, iva aud three years.
81 Is sFCr ONH or li7N acres being the
alternate sections Of o., q. a. +. H. X. i.
Co; same nrn situated 40 NJ leH E0nthcnat OF
PreHidio, 400 por acre.
II, Co.. very cheap, SOC. per RCre.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-10
KNOX AND MAYOR couNTTna

go. $40 ACRES fne posture land, htunted
So nOutheart portion of Knox and s0uth.
west portion Of Baylor cOuntioH, plenty on
watof and timber. good shelter Tor catflel
winter Ono thousand head OF good oatua
with 4ufficieni number OF gopd hullf vii
be sold with thia plaza, Price and " AM
~ n n..- nnra, cnal q " nar he q
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-10

gufnitnfa-- liaadsteada, initiation Ealp
each, ~ f0leg " all walnut, " Jndl0 %. DhAiTi
EnOd seat q dos, - 1901 Oh cans end Ilttl1
laat IS coca %; cane scat, dining, 81 O1slhl o.
lhilda aud rockers, Is O0sbl2 90 large roofi .
6G MlrroIH, arch tops. y dos tltfyl " y
fables round, 91Wag3Cl; fBn lopfi q 5ylpe =
sAfeE, caoh, d Nf7O0. bureauAi VI Dl9eAi q
Hnah stands, al .b19o ~ bed apIicG1,n 7l8z
sAgy Carriages, ~ a100
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-10
closed quiet but steady, 10 Z points lowor;
January 10 MS wOr


NEW oRLKANs, Jan. e.-CoTToS - spot
olosed steady.
Gales, 300
low Ordinary Z "a Ordinary 81: Good
or tiuRrv SO; law Mlddling 10 l.N N'c-
ding 10 3S; Good Middling 10 6-S Middltng
Fair 10 lola; Fair n 7-i6
Futures closed steady, 3 TO . points lower.
January unchanged.
Bnlef, Oil bales
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-10
KNOX COUNTY

800 H2,72O aori IN Aolidbody. enclosed with
wire iCnce aud 81 oar pos 3. The wichita
rYur a Wa through this tract TOR one aud %
half mllos must ing creek hruugh its cen
ter u ~ AFRO wateIed hS numerous HprngH
and brgnuho. Tho mesquite fraHs Va iiuh
ana abundant. Plenty of cedar uiubcf
Prlc0 81 per acre; easy terms