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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1885-08-14
MISSISSIPPI PILOTS STORY.
Some Facts About Alligators as
They Were iM the Good Ola
Days.

1no passenger WIZ w." %
down the big river for the hrst
time in his lite, secured permission
to climb up beside the pilot. a grim
old grayback who never told Il ne:
"Many alIigators in the riverT'
injured the stranger, after a look
around. -,
mot Sc many now, since they
got to shuotin' 'em tor their hldes
and taller" was the reply.
"Used to be lots, chg
81 don't want to tell you ahont
'em, stranger" replied the pilot
signing heavily.
"Why ~ -,
'Cause you'd think ] was a lynn
TO YOU, and that's sOmethin | new
or do. [ can cheat at keerdS, drink
whiskey, or chaw poor terhacker,
but | cant lie."
"Then there used to be lots OF
,em 7" inquired the passenger.
"rm most afraid to tell You, mis-
ter but Tve counted 'leven hun
bred alligators to the mile from
Vicksburg cpar down to New Or
leans. That was years ago, at0re
a shot was ever fired at 'em."
"Well, | don't doubt it," replied
the stranger.
uAnd F,e counted 1859 of them
ON a sand bar" continued the pilot.
s.It looks big to tell, but a govern
ment surveyor was aboard, ana ne
checked 'em of as | called out"
81 havn't the least 9eHbt OF IT."
said the passenger, ms he heaved
sigh. G..
"Pm glad o. that, stranger. SOME
telyers would think Pm Il liar, wher
DIN telling the solemn truth. This
used TO be "a paradise for alllgator'
and they we're so thick that thu
wheels Of the boat killed an aver
are of forty-nine to the mlle."
It's that so "
hTrue as Gospel, mister, use'
to feel sorry for the cussed brutes
cause they'd cry out e'en most Tx
. humau beng. We killed lots o
lem as | said, ana we hurt II pm
more. sailed with a captain wb'
allus carried a thousand bottles o
hnimentt to throw over to the wOun
| ded ones.'
ale dido
.tTrue as you 1--we, he did.
don't sprct l1l rves Sre anotIe
smfr n KNIT Christian man. Anf
the aIligatOrs got TO know the Nan
CIV Jane and 60 knew Capt. Tom
and they'd swim aud rab ihtir tai
agin the boat like cats, and look a
aud try to smile"
"They would "
"Solemn truth, stranger AM
once when we grounded nh i ban
with one opposition beat ri-ht DC
hi d, and the aliigaiorS gathere'
around, got under her stern AM
. inmped her ci'ar over the bar by
grand push. 1t looks like u blU
! story. but | never told a lie yet an,
never shall. | wouldn't he tor a
: The money You could put aboar'
tbis boat There was Il pain
ful pause and after ii while th
pilot continued.
sour engines gin out once, ana
crowd of alligators took il tow'llh
and hauled US forty-ive miles u
, stream to Vicksburs."
"They did r
"And when the news got alon
theriver that Capt. Tom was dea
alligaturs oil the river daubed u
lett a with mud as II badge q
mournin', and lots of them pine
s. aud died.n
Tue passenger left the pilo
, house with the remark that
, didn't doubt the statement, an
the old man gave the wheel a turf
4. and replied
wThat's one thing l wouldn't {
for love and money, and that
make a liar OF myself. L WI
brought up bysa Christian mothe
and III stick TO the truth If th
boat don't make IA cent"
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1885-08-14

A SKITTIsH CoNYERT.-At a
negro baptizins in an Arkansas
bayon a rather small preacher con-
Quoted a rather large brother down
into the water, bnt only partly sue
ceeded in Immersing him.
9L,ook heah," said the large broth.
or drawing himself mp, sis this all
de bap.lziu' whit Use gwine ter
gilF
"Ain't dis cruuff !" the preacher
asked.
"No, it amt"
"why, so sab 7" -
cease wild dis little de debil Will
git me sbo'. Pse prowled aroun'
too much to hab my sins washed
erway by dis little Dip
taCome on, brudtier, yer's been
baptized ernuff. Riccolleck dat il
am de faith stead o. dc water dat
do de gOod.r
aDat,s all we'll ernuff, but Fss
sorter skittish 'bOutdat faith. Come
souse me under heah ergin.'
The preacher soused bin undel
again. Arising, he began to shOuI
With a loud voice. 30, Use got tbs
de ole debil by de hons dis time
Gwine up yander WAR be sud
denly stopped. The preacher ask
ed the causc.
20, doan' say nothin'. Oars e.
white man out yander what am er
roin't to cuze me er stealth bis coat
fnebber seed him afore, but l jes
knows dat be am er gwine 10 dc
dat faok.1
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1885-08-14

In Washington people never ask:
Where are you going this sum netf"
There are two classes there. Que
expects to be bounced and another
hopes 70 get il.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1885-08-14

Ia Patagonia they fine a man
two goats for killing bis wife. The
law Is very strict on that subject,
too, and if the fine isn't promptly
paid be is compelled to marry
again. That makes him hustle
around for the goats.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-18
BaildinE uAssrsaI

LUHnHA--R1ugn lumDsT, boxing, u IN shsl
and undsF, nrnt-olAHa, piB stripping, krB, I q
boxing ana flooring, ol0ara, 80; thick clear
~ And ", WI rough lumber. HeNnnd clEs
= ioiHt and acantlinH, cullh. 81 20.
4tprWg ufysI cnrny,,c, s-htt.' .,un a. n -
~ ,ond do, $3.50, third 40, US; nollAT r16 %
80 maze pine X us; 40 u w; NET W
rough, $500
DREasEp LuHRHh- BoEins ~ inohs, and
andet, ~ 001T ~ do kTs sc OOG ~ %
u'Antlinp loiai or any common lnms
nal or boxing over 70 inches. 3d.
o. thicH oi0nfu, "a toiS and 2, 80 O0oG 90
soo0nd claAa. any kind, ca
OnHHBHn AND MATUHrr uTsooEfAO-EiTp
diAsa, tf'i second class, G2Bl
WHITE PIHn FUKHIaHIrG Lutxnnn-iL,l
md 2inoh white pine, gTO, inoh do, 90,
CHIbINg-BnADHD on PLAns-FiTHt o.
non white pine, y, 80 I'd do, szI.bO,Bd DO B.
loplar, y, f2B tO8N.6Q poplar, -, Gfa61eSs
ailvepine N, els 40, " az.
10 ! inch, $50.
sHIEaLnB- White pine A, o; 40 shaded
h.b. DO extra No. l, $3.50 cypress. beat, an
o1And, %; do No. 2, st.9t; DO No j. 8.Jl nativ
gaWad heart, X; snpa, q,
PfnKHm. White pine, dressed anG haadel
snare or nAt, q yellow pine do. " lat
LrnR, oERHuy, Hpro--Ams Austin, O.
poT Dbl. Oemsnt, llcuigvill OF ko1rnhle, eR7
SsT hbl.; Portland, e5 per Dbl. PlhHi0T PariI
View 1oTk OF Michigan, u psE bhi. PlaEts
sIIGE.--Tirs-pfsoi s1O psrN
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-18
Wool aud Hides.

Twelve months clip, light, me and meo
am lbelli me heavy 10 light, eNeiii hi
months, lolt; fall, nne heavy l0elG m
1905
HrDEs-Ro. hsavv nint. dry y ID $50. No
heavy mint dry, y n lie; No light nint, 7
o lilo; No. a light flint, \ n 10. buils AN,
heavy, damaged, y n y: calf HkinA and badl,
damaged. y p lose. green, anlted, sound, u
70 butchers, green, n n 6ko
PELTRIE4- Deer skins, IN lbaiH. ante 90
skina, y n l00l8o; goat skins, oaoh loan
aheep pelta, according 10 amount OF WOO
zoo up nhearlinga, according 10 amount q
wool, 500 Mexican ahOop pelta, Soloo
Mexican sheep pelts, improved, Il0iao; hsI
lean sheep ahearliEgs, 80.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-18

WH1EKT-HaounSd q i1Dllg, ~ pa PROOF
s 956 mash one year OLD. q e two yeArs or
extra old Whiaky etob,
WIHns-ulaTpt oAss,ls HSiD0g. e. per Qua
iiy OAiAWbA, pr gallon, 80 % fori, u 20e
PsT cal, q @es % Willie Wips, In oAsaa
OnAhRAanp-G. n, Hamm 4 Co. Extn
ny ~ O9Ss o.. Helakink, In baahst, va w.
y %. Krua. IN baakst 81 00Dt0 %. Dnmestis
aTV, pinta, eT 90
ki;s-sstccE az, psr aoa.. q Oea a, Pors
Ger don., " O032 ~.
BorTl.GD BnEn--Lamp's qnArtA, VIZ o. %
~ ~ BueWeineT cuafts 90 w. pinta alH q.
tflApgar beer, quAyih eN n0i pints nll @;
3ohlita Milwaukee, QuArts gia 90 pinD ~ W
Anthony a Kuhn'h, ate ei2 %, niuts ei1 80
n. OlnnDeu Sons chs payne beuTs QuAfig
tiiEn
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-18
cATARRH,
laleVaY q COnsumptiOn and Deat

EaieWaY oil Consumption and Death.
Hoi waiting research in the pa ,hnlo.
IAiarfh ha q brought iorth volumes
Eubiet. theory of treatment h =
ledi,r time, been thoroughly triel,
ntsltls and h.ally abandoned, 10 give
some new theory, tnat goes through
me 'ourse OF trial md failure, aud 80
post I'D hnitum, until not only the a.
but The phy sician-. have become DIS
isd T ever nnding q cure. Wei 60 /
uber The faith o the profession in the
ldoueh' nlteen years ago All kinds
ldicaiion in their turn were used In this
aiut. Then We tried the steam and
mechanical atomizers for II rowing
A'td spray into the various siDuseH.
nsand cavities OF the head posts Tor
Vhngs etc, fottles and Jars, with
ping tubes for inhaling that passes
u medicate liquids. All these mode
lad advocates, an stlri have a few
iuppOrieo: but my eKpe ienoa tells
itltNrn the mo / zeHlou- practitioner
lfeatmeniH Will In time, colo In
IVY ps o. those who have been over
w, anu handUn th m - useless
neeAuse the principle - wrong, ANY
~ tnfieieniiy powerful 10 p.iT the
t Y. cure he disease. in b lug inhRl, d
ls lnngs wou d injrie the delicate
~ o The bron HAL tube. n, onl
MAJ drta1 q disc 4se In VIII oh Catarrh
" ends -Consumpil IN. or the vari.d
slNrh-- cute, Hay Fever Pass We,
i,orhln, ruout alive aud VI era I've :
y uuuiy tAy that we d not know nf pnO
''A' mas not been cured by properly
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-18

bAA IHon, % q. -norWay, co. No. n !
siyanissd siisst lro1. ssslfo.. No. i X sod
10; 10, X do, lbc., lOz18 foonng TN, elf
0i6 50. 1910 and lOx1t pat. do. 81 1908 *
.innsrs wire, - pei cent, on. unnsr's 6toot
iorty per cont on; cook stove nth WARS
SO t1ezo ": do, With trimmings, ~ b0fD60D
WOOD WORK. Wagon azlea. BOo. c51l b
tongues. g0o9sl %: lnglotross. 81 " bolstsn
90; spokes % T5Gs OO; fslfoes, 81 6e2 q
Doubietreos, s. Se4D %; neck y0koa, u O0e
l5oj piow peaEia, blte5c.i ploW handles 81 .
01b1t handles, 81 1904 90
hAIIB. q VI keg. basis lDd.--nurdon hofa
shos, per keat y 23 Perkins do, % ". Walh
~ do q 90; Burden mule, 81 81. Northwest
ern hoIss shoe nails, No. Z, bDo. no. s, 40. "a
8 e., No 7, nc, 10. 3, 1lc.i ',Iake's1 DO, n
de, 10. J, 49,, No. q, lao.
y ooes q HeeEensAek - bo81o Di boy''
HKFkl0ElAToAs.-- / Gilman uso
%. 90, ~ ~ No. do, - 10. a., ~
N1BCELI4ANkou1-- 1,raot ehains. Al >
fAif, t2Je, pipW ainaiotfeea per DOR. 81
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-18

Chieaso.
special 10 ths Gazette.
CHICAGO, Ian. I7.--weaknesa again char
Rstsrised the grain ma ket to-day. Trading
wss large, as the bulls are very tenacious and
wont down.
Wheat eloeed X cent of.
Pork ana lard futures we're active and
about eady.
Cab meats higher.
no business rapsastsd in cattle on account
OF the snoW-stOTu.
LIvH STOCK.
Drovcrn Journal reports
Hoes HeoelpiA. s,'QQs 4 594 81 light 2O0
CiTrLk Receipts gC0. ex porters o 40 81;
good 10 choice shipping b 2bs4e ~ aioshera
HI 0tuH. fred r. ossf5
sHE, Receipts - common 70 fair 255B
82i. med um 3 3o88 %. goDd aOV9ibQ
RhoVihioNB-
PoRH CaAh y ln@k Is February
Il i74Gl2 2ia, March Y 2559la ~ Aag
y - - nsh s0ss d. Yabruary B@
81 II. narch ss81n, Nay : NJf07 n ~.
pfffr WaAus Hnorldeu b,1f ~ abort
All 4 l5ltg ii n ahori clear 6loo g.
PHODt On,
4 Fluua-- fIrm and upnDlps q.
WH-AT- 1auu ~ ~ 54.eD - clreea -
70 ~ FsDfuafy ; - ~ Closed a. Npt' -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-18

PkoVtHi0Eh.
NEW ORLHANh, Jan iT.-FLaUR- Quiet
and steady; CHI lee 1 sai2O. fancy 10 sItrn
3 % 70 hii n. bakers AGA ", patent =
o. 10.
tonr- Qu 81 tut steady: in taeku white 10.
OATS y eAtern in fair demand and prices
higher alto
GoRS NEAL-nnli Rt26S
7aT- Dull; Common lSeit; prime l59ls;
choice 7,aiS
PoKg- IN good de oand, 1914.
LARD-st ady; iiercea refned ia; keg
7 81.
Bulk MEArs--In good do mand; long clear
and Gle ~ Tiha y ~ shoulders parsed, ~.
RAcUN- Higher and lcaroe; shurt clear II
ahss Choice sugar cured sanvsuS.d
wH,sKY.--sisAdy. western notiaed / o.
OIL -.
oTFEE-ouiet but steady; Rio oarEOss Of
common 10 prime i-fdlt
SUGAR In good demhnd and steady. com
mon 10 gOOd common S4eB4; fair to fuuy
faiT 6is; yellow clarified b ~
MoLAHBns-Demand good; prime to choice
RioE In good dc uAnd and steady; Louisl.
ana rdinATy n rhine t8 067 ~
bHAN -Dull ana lower 'oGe2 ~.
COTTON sknD OIL Dull; prime crude, 80
"a l-2; summer yellow tO0il.
COTTON EAEKWry.
oOZTuN RnUEIFTs AT ALL uRITHU SEAYw
pnNFH
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-18

!. PREM TICE,
late Of Lonaou, England
DRYADEs ST,
h Stay ill #aroh |, 1885.
.rv,, slraIoAtenod without Pain.
l,,e Of London, England

n troubled wi h n very bad ease
49, .,nce ch ldhood, and drcading
~ ,sults OF an operation, feared
.'s upder the treatment OF any
IN, bea d OF the great Xxi J OF Dr.
~ "a nryades. The doctor opera
III EN-. and, in the short space
~,,rp,e and with but slight pain,
l ~ nom perfectly straight and I can
~ nstisr. II is ow eight months
X " an ration. and my eyes stlll remain
n'0f ]. g. WEST,
Ia operator City Police, Residence IS
't.l,ov M essse have been operated on
IN, ,fmsin perfect;
Murphy, ssouth Peters street, New
Martin. whitehall, ST. James parish,
bis.
go,su, IN Gasquet street.
sl,y,-, . Eigl tn st.. New Orleans.
cssmplln's s yoar old daughter, Post
p.Iisls, AIlss.
A., ID 90 hundred other cases that
,,malusd perfectly straight since the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-18
kHsv Orleans Letter.

AZ 20 Troublesome Catarrh Of the
es,.ste fo for early hree years,
~ ~. Z. b. grndutl proRress or the
cod NJ. sfeal zeal ofanXi. - tor when
licians 40 tue care OF the leading
= an 49,, a. VA 10 Atrl Thy llnwing their
6sy n 4''le.l iIehtmtnt | haw my ron
Boz ~ e,.,y gro wOrBe. His h. arlny
kihe 4, ~ Affects that he could mot
A Aqsr IN, ag q Wa oh held Close q IN
tity e9liy the iesding specinli.ts Of
|, x, N a..lly ! to- K him 10 Jr. prepties.
b n,astL and nom that day he be,
n, un,s' an he continued b. Rrnw
II dl,,.aas q hear the same watch
~, sns MS general health bas i'm.
II 49, ~ pad 81 mptnms have passed
4 ben osl Dr. P.sniioe has cured ny
~ I,ss i.el that can rse99n, ugs ~ ~
lblnv possessed Of the highest XIII
dlns nv I w. ! sake the greatest pleasu
pphI. Nihohy 70 y long litt OF
liaciuYs. 80. +. i. MARrIEEE,
shoes sa nu wholesale dealer ia bootA
y Oriesns 20 y : and . MRgagipe street,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-18
Cataract.

totally blind with cataract, four years
sdsn opera ion pelfo med on my eye
sml.ept surgeon. The result was not
sd became very much discouraged /;
srpg iuch good r. ports OF Dr. Prem.
had him operate on my eye the last OF
1854, and with the eye DR.. Prentice
I'd on I can see 10 read and write also
.msll .igns acr 81 the street. Ans
a per,on who may want any in orms.
orn me can eIthor call or write.
A CHAs. RoDIEK,
Of Peter and Chestnut sts., Algiers,
Orl,an', La
one hundred that have been totally
md restored to sight, can be retired
ID as:
Rdiek, corner Peter aud Chestnut
Algiers. Ia.
H. Foster, crawford, Miss.
Adella Ly ons, Orange, Tex.
amin Harba. sh am others.
Mary Mocoy, Dryades st., near Ersto.
lonely Face Made Beautiful.
ACE has been covere f,r years with
beads, p IMPLIES an blot his. l have
veryth ny 1 heard OF without relief.
entiog cured me in two months, aud
BY face Is IA smonth as alb bS's.
A LADY OF NEW ORLEANS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-18


snAsA,-5ugAs CURED asi.s. 1919, 3, o. o. d
.aoon. 1S,lc g. o.baoon 80, So, dry sAli
'-rrsH-Masnsral lnn kit. no. Lam ~
:, go half bills, No. L 20 81 No. 2 $500
RhitS nah, No. 1, hif bbla., G2h; No. z, $50
Dried harrlnEs, per boz, 200. Cod nah; 20
xb cans, sySod iSS cans sts - cans. sI
coSTss.-ooranon ,Oe.. ordinary. lo,1s
taiT, lie prime BIZ: li14o fancy. 100 oif
TIA -TmrsriRi. segs0; EnnPowds1, sen
5UeAs-fins powderst, hbla. Sc. d..
ntl' sDll.' s4e.' cut LOAF, 30 granHiaiso
tanderd a, e4cs cnoics white o31c. ysllop
RI0s-LoaialkI 4, ss7o
5kLT--coarBe IN bags l.25Gl.sD, nhs n
baRe -. lshe. 81 6At ho0p 5biE al
o1aatD 9ocDa.,-rriss. 20 aossu TN.
lbG., sl.g5; .ba.. s22oe2.5Ds seconds, ~
q -. ha., e. 70; Tomatoes, standard, = ~
Z .os Seeonsdl, 2 ~ =: n. gl.zsg gresl
bsrr1eG, S.158L0 RaHpbeTrlsa, ti.D0G1.sb
ssighit, q; s5s; & D. ti.s0 sALrnon. ! Z
is03Iao. saFdinss. American, sT.0b eaas
Imported, eta o0sblll0o case: BtraWbsrriss, 3 y.
sl.4oa)--~: Bleekborrisa, SID, Green GAGE
M.ag; hAzle gondrnhad noilR, N-Dt crown,
a1EIEo HoWDEn.. SILVER Loaf, "a cana,
per doEenl elez ~. DO. u %; II. do. q %
n. do. al 81. do. 81.
s0znaIss-i3 iareh, exc, soap, s0,aDaor
10. German olive, 90. Ozndiss ruu boxss
Ike halves q QUARTERS &. Iudltb 40 :.
Bineing, s97l.0O d1nsn. CoiamHn q % patard
sl.409sB.50 dozen. Mn0oaroni. Imported, lscf
American, eL00 boz. Bu1keth. Two hoop
o2.10 do1en;Well buchs1a. a % doEan HrDon3s
gl.7503 i6donan brilliant oil. bbla.. 49,, III
pion, do, PC; do, - ca4ea. % 2 brilliant
- cassG, q 20. do l-l1 s.Aeos, q o.
fL.ouA = 5tauaxd'0 kDyu PalAnt q
> Dbl eaeka, - OoD y no ~. no. TeaA
par 100 ibA. 81 y, No 1t1. no 3 q 20. Corn ma
pet bn1heii 65c; Bominy and grita. 3 b.
y %. Oatmeal , hall Dbl. u 70. grncktc
Whteti ", 80 CfacfcrAi \ soda, ~ j. III
aoda, Ic; AK Bodh, ~. cream bhf ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-18

pillow doubl0treea, per doHen o. COZ ntoak
BELLE 70 per cont, oni door locks, 81 zSRe 90,
wood screws, 90 and 10 per cent. Oh I,P cal
noor butts, e and 10 per cont on cut and
uuned taok1, ~ per cent. on, coffee milla ~
POI cent on blind hinges, b and Il per cart
Oni carriage bolts, % and 10 pei cent. On
pillow bolb, 10 per cont on, pleoe TIN ware,
h Per cent, on deep stamped ware, % ne
ont iApannsd ware, 80 por cent Oh.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-18

Furnlture--b aanutsadh, imitation Hniu ~
taohi ~ toBs % all walnut u 6ODl0 %, ChstFg
Food peati y dos, q 1907 90 oAns ana rattAH
teat, - uO4e Ooi cane seat, dining, tis 0oO20 %
yhildH and rockers, " 0o8l2 ~, large rookihF
~ Mirrors, arch topa y dos "a BOt,i2 CO
rhbloa, round 0n0a8bo. ISL leaf, 81 60eS5 n
shfoa, each, y A0f 70, Bureaus, 81 b0G2Is
aAhy CarftAga3. 81 mad
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-18
ON 'CHANGE
The Stock Market Was Weak Yes
terday "A Large Gain shown in
the Bank Reserve Fund.
The Grain Markets We're Irregular, Wheat
Generally a Fraction Lower, Oom
Higher-Uotton Dali.


SEw YoRK, Ja1. iI-Oovernments Arm
Railways irregular.
state securities dull
Share sPeculaluns were quiet and unl ,te r.
esting during the morning nfur.to.tty. tle
announcement that tue rrunk due. ga
tatives had been unable . asr-e ,etr
meeting ester ny hal little or M ti'' IN
the prices. At the epsninE the e WIS
eine OF less than per cent, which ut.
ceeded by az raolionL adv tnoe but an.
ptovtmeut sobn set in GU the publication 81
the bank statement which was favOis Bile
exhibit aud SHOVE a gain OF thi,4Ol In the
reserve fund. The banks are now $751;, 1870
above the Legal requirements, tbs Ia Rost
sum ever held. Later In the Gay there wsa
comfortable activity and decided lresEure
TO sell some stocks. The ) oithern Paoiuc
stocks we're freely pressed for sale: eommon
dropp ms per cent to 10 ana preferred ~ TO
5sH. common returned 10 i61s in the nnRl
transactions
The market closed weak. Canadian Pacific
was heavy throughout the day and oh Q
from AZ at he close yesterday ~ 81, with n
Sub.eQuent recovery to 80 IaSSA. Tue 70 M
trader was the promln Mt seller and onered
stock p cent below the market Com
pared with last night, tue clos, prlo arc
u 10 ~ per cont. lower, except for Western
linton, which is u per osnt. higher Can.
adan Pac dc Is "a per cent. lower.
Transactions, % 90 shares.
MONEY.
NEW YORK, Jan. l7.-Monoy l6l$; closed
Offered i; prime mercantile paper 1900;
sierling exchange DIM, .; Sights ~
EXCHANGE
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. y sight exchange on
New York 100 per OUO premium; sterling OK.
,hange q IS, ~
G vERNMKET AND RAILROAD BoEDs
SEw YORK, Jan. ~ The following we're
the official cloki quotations AZ the eew
| York STOCK exchange this afternoon, as com
pared with those OF yesterday;
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-18

~ LONE.
special 70 the Gasetts.
Ut LOUIS, Jan. " -wheat-Business was
slow and p 'ea did not nuetuate much but
closed B'eady.
Corn was strong aud steady.
Proyis ons were Arm.
No cattle on account of the storm: demand
mir.
sheep strong.
PRODUCE
FLOUR Unchanged.
@HEAT No red n s-laSs go eash and
January; RS 5S Fobrusry; " 1890 SO
rate.
CoRS- Higher early, then declined but
ol9'ed anYv este Gay; 81 Lees ca o..
~ S-iaN l.S Janu ~; Is B. 6tS IS February:
= = aS5 rs Ma Oh; IS 4 - 81 Nay, olouilg
NJ ins de T ces.
Oars Alghcr but very SLOW; % tash; S2@
% 10 May
WHIskY--stesdv. Il
CORN hEAL--Fii M; 2 0ae as
PROVISIONS.
PoRR-Firm
LAND bT.esIR.
BULK Mat Long clear Is; short riSs
Q %, snort clear . So
BAOOS Lont clear o. short rib 7I2l-2;
short clear 81 2ts7 90.
ava SOON
ATrlt = Receipts, i0f supply light and
only local trace.
ao,,s Re zip 8l0n; SoSlsl
sehsP Receipts "a; only ieIail trade.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-18

March y s-iaS ~, closed ats,n iaso ~; MAY
CORN Oash 8N s: January IS -s3sS -,
c,osinE y l. February so y So closing as;
mRtch " 10 y -. cloecd 81 Ii; May Al Lie
a. 81 sod Al i-2ru hN
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-18
ne Enplish Caiarrh Cure,

~ ~ made permanent cures In from
y s.'se months, IN cases tuR' have ried
~, remedies for years Without help
4 " ,sse hAs The sole right Ia use the
ii. ,AlAfth cure IN this country.
y, .no. sand bad cases OF CatsrTh have
,iii,.Aneu " cured by this treatment,
'''NtpH Delnk an example OF many:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-18

nuIonor Lave WsiEnta

'haat0rn Texas cattle ri about three, aud
southern and Central Texas stock cattle NJ
shout Two dollars per head leas than the
above quotations.
The above prices are for herdn OF loo0 head
and upward OF best North TaIah cattle de-
liVerod on The trail.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-18

Wheat, onoiUe, % 10 gOo. medium 30; inis.
nor 10oo5S oats. 2sag6o' barley S00sio
re t0ct nnrn a5s9tOo' hAV, looBt non, the
letuLs " ooae w per ton bale hay, q Coz
10 00 brnn. SIC, % lD0, chops. ~ COOL %
Dor lOO.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-18

each gaele s35n NaB Ducks ~ 5Asg m
oaB--Por dozen, $50 20o.
fresh country outer, choice, 20 q 2bo
lrtAinoty, s5glHI5fo., old butter, Hol0ni OLE
margarine. tbo
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-18

GhlVsrt ton.
GALVESTON, Jan. H.-ooTros-spOt sioasd
nrm.
receipts. $40.
7ales. l07i
FOrei1u EXPORTS, .....
Exports coast wise ...-.,.
OTdinar, D. Good Ordinary 10: Low
Niddilpe l0716 ~ dline 10 el6; Good N D.
ding tOi'-l6: MiddiinR spi Il liza
Futures opened aud ruled duii, closed dull
butt teady. nenerally 20 B POD Is IoERr.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-18

Special 70 the Ganet,e.
Kansas C TT, jan. iI..-Provisions were
allow and weak.
Not ca tie IN to amount TO anything and do
mand light prices lover.
Sheep quiet
PRODUCE.
BID; May o. l. d167 b.
a. CVRs; cash 'Oo-s February 30 ia bid: March
8l ~; My 50 lisa 81 4
OArs--2i "a bid
LIVE STOCK.
The Live Stock Indicator reports;
ArTiE--te eipts lSS supply not sun.
la moving trains
a rs hscei u 2iu0; t96tb.
good. "
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-18

P1iatoaE-If1n. per bushei. eise. barrel
e 5S yniope, per Dbl Red ~ Yelioa d -
fufnip Vhlie, q "; Ratbrbe4o. -;
ina g.; auau buttar e. PfekIS
as~dium psr Dol. q ~ alnali, ger Dbl. - /;
half pb- uasd.. " n; hzlf Dol ANAL 8 VI
1,1ssts, hali essan is2Ess i1ii crfan y
aret. per crate g o0es315.
fouAfhT n4un fsft % % % -
yengg eaaekeaa. g. go a. IurkSgL 70 ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-18
sIAnnarInq or siuliarinn.

n hus.1sss tsrl = % deirimsi tai 70 sue.
y ~ it.ss. ana Hoc ely III CITY or conn.
4 b oref'ig ~ or s'amnefinK. ~ prem
ng 40 49, n, We q Ne ent forms ~ AM
3idh ~ ~, ears hgs u.ade thi penon Al
ilni aao i,s aA ndy Herej-c / the old
IofaFy ana ns.93,.olalt n mes EOds AZ only
frlhti % can b. \, 60 dHiiv 10 enter
ali "lhee. " no ara sssre.ly me 70
20 swsv z Ia from Is 20 3, Minute
a q eve,s hold IN easy a., vrr a
4 ifihe dnei o. them viii 10 perma.
4 We y oiln,ss. .fratmeut anu Of setinus
4 t,hed Is, 49,, vnl. Had ca.es hat
iun ifs.a eailee 10 ntbe 4 nnieanso
pied. -" her when ysa can y, ,',',',1y
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-18

Fair - FAIR n a.
sgnrvs closed dun, 30 points lower.