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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-10-03
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LAEALlEEE9 AND EL0IAa-4-A4Ela
The only remedy that cures gals cuts and
vyounds On horses and cattle, and always grows
the hair "a its original color, q veterinary Car
boIisa1Vs. 80 cents and S1.C1s % Druggists OK BY
mail Cole 8 Co, Black River Fails. Wis.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-10-03
Rough on COrns.5 q

though on CoEuB.''
Ask for Wells Rough on Corns." loo
Quick complete cure. Hard or soft COrns,
warts, bunions.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-10-03

1t viu eurs any case OF Liver and Kidney
troubles when properly taken It is q perfect
rsnoFa1oE and LnVigOrator. JIG cleanses the gFsa
TEN Of Ehs poisonous humcrg that develop in
LIVER kidney and Urinary diseases, car
rying away al poisonous matter and les
storing the Blood 70 . healthy condition
e1r4enAn8 Il re1EeshlnE and invlgOra1iag
nina ana BODY le prevents the growth 70
seEA ouG Illness Of q Dangerous Class OF
BA8eaGeE that begin In mere trivial al
s1sntss aud ara TOO apt 70 b neglected IS such
THOUSANDS OF GASES
= the worst forms OF these terrible diseases
lage been quickly relieved and In short
zme per1ectly cured by the Use Of Hops 4
Tnle Bitter
Do not get Hops and MALT Bittsra con
oundsd with inferior preparations Of similar
tame. Take EoGhEmE but Hops q Malt Biz
era IL you want Q BuFo Cure
unp2 & guT nTTTERe m n,-,.- a.,
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-10-03
B I0 BULBS
Smiths 0liG SyFaB
FOR TIE CURE or
FEVER and AGUE
6 CHILLS and FEVER,
AID an HHIRRIHL DISEASES.

Tbs proprietor q this oslsbratsa medioiRs
Justly claims for it g superiority ever all rem
sdies eVeF OfsEeG e the public FOX the aAEl&
UEBEAElT, SPEEDY and P1ER1I AIgETT suri
0fAgus and Fever, OK Chile and Fever, Vh8th-
oF q short q IC2F standing. &c EsIsEg g the
entire - 6lt8rl and Southern country g bear
him testimony 60 Ehs truth q the assertion
that In no case WhatsvsF VII &c faiI 60 surs Sc
the diroctiGnz are strictly followed aE1oarriad
ont In great many cases q single desc has
been Gamsssnt for opEs, and whole families
have been cured By 9 single bottle With q PER
feet rsEtoFlt3on e the general heath LtfB
however, prudent, and Ln every CO. mere esE-
tain &c 0uFo, t9 it1 uE8 Is continued IN smaller
doses Tor Q week O. two Gftsr the d1sa2ss has
been checked, more especially IN di1doult and
l0ng-Btanaing eassg- Usually this msd1GlLo
VII not require any aid e keep the bowels IN
good erdeT. Should the patient, however Fe.
guire oathartis medi0ins, a1tsT having taken
three OF four dossB Of the Tonic, single dose
Of KENTs VEGETABLE FAMILY EILL9
vii Be sufaelsRt. Use no ether.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-10-03

ErraRTED EXPERIENCED AGENTS TO
w SELL ZelIa >eW EucyclOpe las iu pariE
or bound. T. ELWOOD ZELL. ~ No. 18Th St.,
Philadelp hIs. Pa
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-10-03
THE HoNoRAuLE MORRISON b. WAITE.
Chief Eurtfes az the TTn}tef stetar

At Detroit, this dFtesnth day OF July. A. D. lisa
q. 81 Walter s. Hsrzha, CLERK
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-03
arooerfaa.

HuATn--sUgET cured hAu0, 1910; 3. q, q. Il
5,eon' i2szei s. C,haoop, $50. SC. dry salt,
FIsH-M acfarei, I0n kiA, no. 4, AGO. az
y tDg half obiH., 10 l. 1850; No. a 600;
White nsbs No. 4, hlf, bbin., ss.25 No. 4 S8.25
Dried horringa per boz, t0c. God nnu; &c
LAED---ll orCes, 8 20: 20 ann son cane. gi<e.
W cans, s1ca lDt cans Ssc' So cans fgy !:
2 cans, Va
OoFFKE.-Com1non &c.; ordinAry iotea
tar. ilc., prime klD ll5fc. fancy, ieG old
xoycrum6ui lava 20.
fEA-impeflal tlru0i guupowdef 6QB7D
3paAR-kine powdered, bblg. Boi do
nalf 3bla. &C.; cut Loaf, 81. granulatad
Gihl lard no; Louisiana rrannlEiad 49, :
iendaId a s'1ca eholos white, so; yelloS
clarified. nHHb4c.
RfGB-- Loulalana, sac.
5AId-Cnarre, Ia bRgn. g1.S6Gi.sg dns IN
ppcsslH, Ska71to
CANgrD GooDa.--Psicfs por dotan, Pine
apples. standard 6l.e5. PeaeAaa, standard. 2
$50; ~, q .; Toniatoes etAndagd. 4 bs
ti.uf seconds, Ne ~ ; Ds., 8l.2tge Green
corn, ei.losl.e5 dresn peas, gig5 Gooss
berries, gl.2bgltgi RaspDerrles, pl.s00l.es;
OyEterni fuil weight, D., sl.ib; ~, o2lfs iighf
ggeslgsa,,,- 7 70 soc z D.. n29 salmon, J 2.
900l. Q bardinea. American, $50 ones
lmported, sl8 0 l1tlt.Oo case. HiraWOerrast 3 ~,
u l0o--~; hleckosrFioe. SID. Green gagsa,
$50; Eagle condensad mia. G.e1i crown,
BAKlEa rowDHn,-lsilysr Loaf ~ oans,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-03

RAB IRON. 81 20 --NorwRy, SOL no. q
hnoat Iron &c. No ~ q sheet iron, tx
galvanized sheet Iron, 0f99l4c.; No. X sod
Ic.i No. X do, lbc.: 20x2s roofing tin, Cl2
8ib 90; i4zO and l0xi4 pat. do, 81 1908 s
uuner's wire. 30 per cent. on; tinnor'a atool
forty per cent. on cook HtoYos Nth war
$40 60@25 90: do, With trimmings, az 50@60c
WOOD WORK. Wagon aIles JOc0gl d
tongues. 9Oc@el 90: aiBcletreeB 81 bolster
800. spokes "a 1903 90; feiloeH, 81 85a22
DOpblotfe0a, g 2jlt9 90: neck Jokes, 81 OoS
2 90; pillow beams, b0e85c.: pillow handle 81 2
82b0i handles, u 75o89 90.
NAILS. % Is keR. basis l0ds--Burdsn horf
shoe, per keg, @ %; Perkins do, e5 90, Wall
OF do, % so; Burden mule, % 30. Northwest
ern horse shoe nails, No. 600, No. o, &c., NJ
Q, DO, No ], 90, No 3, 20o.; "Lake'H7 do, NJ
4, &c., No. 5, 2jc,, no. Q, 22c., NO Z, &C.,, No
lec.; AugaDl0 DO, No, q Elo.. No. ., 2fc., No
Hc., No. 7, i9c., No. 8, 1870.
hAts-K.k X, per dozen, 81 J09i0 90. LAKE
go09s ~ hae5enaacE. 90 5@7 %; boz,
EEFRlGERATORs.--H Climax. 6I70
No 2, DO, els 80; No. 5 do, t25; No. do, tgt
No. 9 do, so.
MISCELLANEOUS chains, "a D.
pair, 1'gTc,i pillow singletreos, per doE., e.
ploW dOublotreca, p5r dozen 800; sfocI
bells, 90 per cent. on door loekn. "a 1907 D..
wood ncreWs, 81 and 10 per cent, on. 4 cas-
door butts. ~ and 10 per osnt oE; cut an
timed tacks, ~ per cont. OH. oOffse mills, 3
per cont, OF: blind hiDgag, 50 and 10 Der cen
Off carriage bolts. c. and 10 per cent or
piow bolts, IS pgr cont. on; pieoB tin war
81 per cont OIL; deep stamped Wnra, " ~
cent. oil: araiioH niainp8d WHre, 90 per otn
on; ispannod ware, " poT oont on,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-03

,peciai 70 the CnHetts.
CHICAGO. Jan. 2-Business was active on
the board OF tmde to-day ana prices were
higher on everything.
Wheat and pork doomed amazingly and
wheat advanced cents
torn steady.
P1k 81 cents per barrel higher.
Cattlc-There N large supply OF native
steers which were In demand Of fair prices
market steady.
Sheep steady.
ENCIris dENr on rnE CmtCAUu BOARD.
Ga ca o, ILL, Jan. 2.-rneie has been uerce
excnem-nt in whCat Trading this AFTERNOON
May wheat advanced TO 80, bu declined To
failure Of 2. r. Oldefston q Co was Ru
nounced, but the failure * suppotod to be a
small one.
FLouR-In strong demand.
WuEAr-s1anu ~ f6 ian7S SIS, closed at
rs IL. February 76 8-ia79 ] S, closed az 10 SIS
May s59sa ~, CLOSED az IS Ia
CORN Cash "a i.4d8i ~, closed "a "a 81 rs:
January "a 1885, closed "a 7s6e8s February
81 liza ~, closed b. March "a 7.Sns6 4, Closed
81 l-saS5 ] q May ~ ZOOS 2, closed 50 i-ie5
s. Ss.
PoRK-Cash II iNAll January II SOL IS;
February II go Ne March II 81 1901 ~
Y RIO Cash 81 i-2@6 %; January IS go
6W "a February . 1905 q ~ March Gs2 10
BULK MEArs- shoulders 4Ss6ieO; short
sio Z @te5; short clen A@625.
LfYE sroCK.
Drovers journal reports
HOGs-Rece pts, $500; 'o0t 80.
l'ArrLE Receipts 6utO; export grade 90
@B 80; good TO choi"e shipping, @62e COM
mon q iSlr igJ9op; siooRofs S4o@ss';
SHraP-iSeoeipts 9orN: interior to fair 90
or medium TO good SOFAS 20.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-03

HlIgKT-- sSsaLlnsd 81 iODitg, - PEI Pm
our mach, ons year old. 81 10 two years 81
p QVltl rs; throO yeGro old - 5Je,1 10. fA1
sxtfa old whisky Glo5,
WINl7s-.ylBrst, czseia3 eJ9t99y - 20 aus
~: OAtAwba. peTgaii0n, B0D % port, u ~
tUl dherrr. per gal. q lQdt8 % MhdsD
per gal. 81 e015 % White vine ~ nae
y gftlJ 90
chAhFAnNG-f5. n. Mumm 20. HnD
y ~. Krug. ~ beskst 81 0)f381 0N Bpmoll
egainpagne, @ O04li0V GAG. 0oulst. AZ
dry. pint, On 90
hLE--S3took AIS per doE 81 Coz a5f pnrt
Dor doE.. e. OlaJ2 ~
BOTTLED HEER-Lorop'E queria. fi2 Dy ~
q 81 BudwoiaeF uUafta ~ % pinu fl5
hfAnRaf boar, quarlh, tig Ogi pintr alH
Antnony y Kuhn =, qt'a ~ 20 plata tl2 q
= llauhtn 2 5on'e aha llpagus 1ebr, Guar
n2lQ, pinis gnEO; yak klivauTss opart
9llW
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-03

Twelve months clip, light nne ana mtd
nm lrell due heavy 70 light 9,eaii, ~
light nne and MEDIUM t2AlA coara.
TbsnN
hfDns NO heavy iint, dry y o $50 M,
heavy dint, dry, y h lie, No Night nint I
y lie, No. 2, light Hlnt, a n soi bulls an,
heavy, Damaged q N u calf skins and badi
damaged p n i636c; green, saitod. sound, y ?
70 butchers, green, "A n SIC,
HLrNIEa--Decr skins. b N lbfeIR ANA On
shine, y n i00i3o; goat skins, each, l0qal
sheep pelts, according to amount or WOO
Aceo np; aheerllngS, according TO amount q
WOOL, 1910 Mexican sheep pelts, 5000
Mexican sheep pelts, improved, Hello: Mai
lean Sheep eheRrllrgs, 90.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-03

per dozen, sk w DO. g. 80 th.do.. 9s;
tn. do.i 81, 30, do. STA
HUrnfifc fi--htarch tstn tInRu ,nn.s,ln,
$50 German olive, so. Candles, fuli burek
i51rci nAlYeai g, quarters, @. Indigo. $50 n
Aineingt sll9lo0 dozen. culemAnE mustard
u.aVelNoV doten, Maccnront, imported lbcri
american s.QQ box buokcih two hoor,
sLoO do1cn. well bncket- efo1 donen Rfoon,h
144'ooten, brilliant oil, bnle., 49,; Hn
piun, DO, o.. DO, 70 cases. So o brilliant
- cases " 20; do, l-l2 cases, e. uS
FLOOR Stannrd'f Royal pniant Ia s
. DBL. rachs.S Ooo p 100 Va No. / Tara
ger i0oles. 2 Is Noae, No Is 81 70 Corn mchl
por nnhnel, uoc. hOminy and gritH b BIB
~ On Oatmeal bali hill, 81 95 Crack ~
wheat, fh, g; Crackers X sodn, 65sN. Xxx
soon. lo.i XXX soda, To- cream Ac.' gin.
GER snaps aiioi lemon orSans. SNc
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-03
on 'CHANGE.
eks Were Strong and Active Yes
terday-ootton and Provisions
Were Higher.
New Year Opened With Boom in
he Grain Markets Wheat Made
Leap Of Two and Half Gents.


INV NonE, Jan. 2--.Govornmeuts steady.
Railway bonds nrm. West shore bonds
vcakcr at 81 3s u 90.
thte bonds quiet.
bare tooay op ned strong and higher
eli1 In the iirst honr OF bu In IS prices rose
s q "a ter cent
con- stocks led the rise on the reports that
: fEt O ,npapies had agreed TO the new allot
nltht plan and hada copied the percentages.
{ 0tlaware q Hudson sold 10 "a por cent.
hlfher to y, Laekawanna IA 10 S9s4 and
she remainder OF the list x to X per
eani. Subsequently there was decline OF
u 10 ] per cent ON reports rom Chi
eato that NJ chlgnn Central, Erie
and the Grand Trunk had reduced passenger
tties This was succeeded by nrmer tone.
"a the evening the market was less active
and was generally frsc Ion lover. Late IN
the day report OF nego iations for the set
tleiment OF the trouble between tho West
Snore ana the New YorR Genital cOmranits
vas again revived. rhe rec liver Of the West
snoro rosd, while not deuying Ia rnmor,
ihtod that he thought the rates had
touched the bottom, A director OF th-
company srid he was not aware
that any positive action had been taken in
INC premises. The board rumor was That the
West Snurn man cement would shortly
hn order restoring rates and That the New
York Central w uld soon afterwards make a
similar IL $40 alton.
AT the close the ma ketwas stronger. Com
l'arod with Wednesday, dosing, the prices
arc ~ TO 80 rer cent. higher
The Erie to-day detaulied on s7i,no0 inter St
0n series @ OF the Car trust; also $4,000 OF
ID e principal due on the same.
Transactions, 2s8O0u shares.
asOHEy
NEw YoEK, Jan. q Money lou; primo
Mercantile paper l-2GN sterling exchange
i stronger 40 4 80 3 tSht 4 81
EXCHANGE.
NEw ORLEANS, Jtu. sight exchange on
new York per 0O0 premium; sterltn- eX-
.ihange q q - ~
q vhREMt Mt AND RAILROAD BONDS
NEW ! DIRK, Jan. The following were
-ho Oficisl clohl & quotation a. the Jew
York stock exchange this afternoon, as COM
pared with those OF Wednesday:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-03

sunhEn- Rough tumnor, pnriug, "a tnnn
and undeH, uHdt-clnsR, e2l stripping. Hxe, q
noNinE and noOring, rleara, 825. thick ciaAf
Va and y, 81; rough lumber, second oini
AN OiHt and acantling, cnlln. SIS
sIntNG-First cnmmon white pins. ~
sseeond go, ~ third DO, 20: poplar. GlJ 0ct
5g native pine X sB 81 40 X cas- unu'
rough, $500,
DnEsaEn LUNnER- Boxine ~ ipones Az
undor. 500 OleR 0H DO Wa, $40 0lAl.
scRntling, iolni or any common lumhs'
81 OlseN 90 boxing over u inches, $500
81 % thick clears, ~ tolEnnd z, go MSS q
second class, any kind, SCI o.
DRnAaED AND MATuHED FLOoRrRa-Fira
olaau, Sss, second GLASS, 92l,
WHITE PINE FURNI8tTsq LUanEr,--iss. 4
and 2 Inch white pine, SO, inch do, u.s.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on PLATN-Firrt orn
mon white pine, ", SS250, ID do, ESQ, ~ do, s.
POPLAR, *, 52 uOtp2l,b0, poplar, X, F32hOQagb y
netivepina y, s2Ahe DO. v. Ga2 so.
Poplar LuNBER.-lM, ~, ana inon o.
do lnch $50
SHINGLEg-Whits pine A, 8; do shaded
M.h, do extra No. !, $500 cypress. beet, an
hiano, 50; do No. 2, Bi.bQ, DO No. 3, 1850. nEu.
sawed heart, N,6g eaps, t3.21.
TICKETS, while pine, dressed ana heho o.
,qgare or nat a yellow pine do. 50; lat
IS 5)Go4 So
LINZ, CEMENT, ETo.--iima, austin g.
per Dbl. Cement, LouiGvill. OF Roaepalo, 81
per bbl,i Portland, Si7b per Dbl. Plaster PART
New YORK OF Michigan. % 30 per Dbl, FlastS
uaiT, $50. bu.
sRIoE.--Firs-pio,i,R 50 per
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-03

81 90; lniOrs per 6hi Red sg un yellow ~ Sd
rurpip white s "a; Rnierheso. -.
teans n. A.. MOI bhl,, 81. lars
lima bhc.; az all butter pSn5c. pickies,
medium or hhl.. - o. ANAL, per boz, IN :
half hh medo esO0; naif bhl., small, ~ n
Cheese, half oreann. .iSAc. full cream ISL
bnge, per crate g o0esSq5
PruLTHY Aens Aft o. 90 per 4 ,aoG,
young chickens, q 7582 uO rurkeys 20 10 4
e90e--Per dohcn. iSf 20t
Freah country butter choice. ~ . Wc
creamery ,HJoSIs<c.; oic huttar, 80 loo. leo.
nnrgarine.x
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-03

st. Louis.
special 10 the Gazette.
Sr Ions, Jan. 2,-Wheat opened t;gher,
thon decliued, bat later advanced cent, and
10000 bushels W, re- sold.
Corn was SLOW and weak.
Pr visions were active and higher.
Cattle sea- ee, active ana 10 C, ms higher.
Shet active.
pRnnur
rLouR- M i5@2 IS; NNN . Z o. IS: fam
lily 3 UG3 o.: Cnoi, q 3 3nn3 90; iancy B7ual 10.
WHEAT No red 81 mSl 8s ctsh: 81 B-iaST
January: s mW + bruary qlu03 May clos
ing AT iaide figures
CoRN--S2N 6Ski-2 cash s2l2d337-s January;
81 J. @ii IS r. hruary; 358S ~ May.
OATS D l-2 BID cash; - 8S May.
MHIsRY--i l.
i'oRN MEAL--Firm AT 9i62m
Pork I Is ca h; II ~ January.
~ Tx MEAT Long clear 80 short ribs 20;
short Clea1 SIS
BACOS Long clear 9 6 short ribs Q 1896 80 ;
short cl. ar tWo 10.
LARn-6 sO@B6,
LtvE STOCK
CATrLK-Recei ptr HOO exports ts66B on.
good To Oh ice, 8 Coo O.. common to medium
4 i0ca4 81: corn-h d Tex aus tnn0t -.
4 IGs Receipts ~ " i0Wt b.
SuREP- Receipts SO; hest grades scat W;
common 20 medium, OOm8UO.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-03

XIV fhAQMh
NV ORLEArsh, Jan 2-FLnuR--Stpady:
hoioe SbGS o.; fancy 1901 90, extra fancy
oRE-Aetlve and firm; in sacks, white and
yellow 49,
OATS Western quiet: prime 80. choice 81.
CORE MFsL-uuii aud lower mt 70.
FAY Dull; prime 10 I-sBi7; choice IS l-s9
10 fancy 90.
PORk Higher at y.
LARD-Stes dv; uGIce refined +; keg l-3
BULK MEATs Iui<1air d'lnand. shoulders,
packed ~: los clear ~: clear rlb
BACnE- Dun and lower no 4 ioulders clear
rib aud long lear CTS
4Ass Choice susarcured canvassed firm
AZ 10 l'2dll.
W,sIsHy- Quiet and unchanged; Western
recihed OFn y.
orEEE-, Quie but steady Rio eargoos COM
mon TO priuie 7s6Iil
@uGAR In fair demand and steaay; COM
mon 10 good common -iG8 5.S fir To fu'-
y tAir 3-l@S rs: prime Is; yellow claTi-
no1 8-l60i1-S grHnul, Cd s. gl6.
MoLAssBs-G Ond demand good fair 25828
prime a. choice a.
RloE- Louisiana ordinary TO prime 4i-2@
IL tar demand
BRAN Dull.
CorroH sEED on Prime crude, 50 i.2;
summer yellow S9,g4L Market dull.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-03

kansas Uity.
special 70 re Gazette
KASsAs CITY. Iap. 2 -Frovlsions We're
active and hisher
Cattle receipts were small and for natives
the demand was faiF ior good, aud prices
higher
( she steady.
FHonucE.
Did, as h2ts.
RT--cash 257 snG1s. Jannarv g IL
kcofurv 2 March ~ bid. NAV - e.
OAla--h Stronger
LIS STOCK.
Ae Live stock Indicator rep rts.
eArfLF. R- eipla la00, ax0orfara faa5 81.
4oga q choice shipping 1s G565. common
e,it " "a ip18lci, feeders 3 t0sf 70. COWS
- Il ee'pts Soar s1afsa
-ieesipts II 2togB %.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-03

Furniture scadnreace, limitation wGlr 4
sach, r. f0eg y. al walnut, "a 503l0 Sc: Cheif
wood seat, y dcn. IS 1907 O0 cans ana rata
aa4ti y 00fsD 70. cane seal dining, 9i1 ooo10 3
uhiide and r03kofe, 81 00ti2 b; lnFEe g0cki 4
81. MlYroln, arch tops. a dos s9olsIq 4
Tables. rounas e2oo9sH; flli Leaf, q $40 G
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-03

nor, 6B08bu oats 28Dbni harley soas6
rye ~ corn, b5d9i0c hay, iOoht 90 IL
susus, 81 20 w per ton bale hay, IS %,
10 ~; bran $40. % ioV ohopa q ooDl 2
ger 100.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-03

closed stoady.
Sales 1850
Low ordinary *; Ordinary $50 Gouu
Or iinnrr qE. taie Niddiinp his. Mid
Fair n; Fair ~
Futures closed quiet but steady at 3 to 5
asalaa ii IA hoHaa
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-03
I've Hinrs nnrrnl.
oatenef Liys y olgngs.

Eastern rosas cattle ~ about TIRES, ans
Southern and centfal TexaA Stock cattle D.
about Two doliara per head less than tbs
above quotations.
The above prices are for horde OF 100 head
and upward u beat North Texas cattle de-
ilVerBd on the trail
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-03
LOCAL MARKETS.
cotton.

Good middling, W strict mlddline, sss
middiine, e.; strict low middling, s. low
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-03

HASKELL COUNTY.
ns. The A Richie Leaene, 4,es acres
The SR ali McFt IRON urvGy, $500 nrres
surveys, , u, u OF D, y. 3 a @, X, Il,
Arthur lNN don, 5i2 acres.
sections 50, IS, 90, n, n. G. Randolph survey,
also, survey 81, made Tor H. De FeaE
DENTON COUNTY
nl. f7l6 ACRES OF the John Avrea survey. MI,
OF which 81 under = hsrhed wire fence, with
runnii z wal r.
eib ACRfs OF the Robert whitlock survey
also under fence, and situate one mile
south OF the Ayrca survey.
wator.
p cows aud heiiers, epone and two yenr-
~ steers and 70 calves win DO scld with the
above pastures,
PEcos COUNTY.
9oi, SECTIONS ofiho niternates OF the 81,
X T. ENtonsiu II r. o.'a survey +, helne
So s ,sa5s >, ~ block us, and 'ectlons
s 81 acres ii. "a. W T n r.. survey No. Il;
aleo surveys Nea o and n, Gtu acres each
Texas Go trnl railway surveys offered very
PRESIDE COUNTY.
st2, q SECT oNs. OF lt7eo acres, being IN,
alternate sec Iona OF g., c. 4 \. h r. n
GO; same arc situated % m les soutAepst Of
20 eioacre., survey No, o, O.. II. & 8. A. n.
Il Co, very cheap.
CLAY COUNTY.
viii sell a half interest TO an aereeao no part
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-03

5afOz, each, 50 1901 W, Huroaus % o0e9sO !
NiHb stands, 81 1906 81; / % springs. % 1851
TAby Carriages. - hkns0
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-03
New voru

LIVE hIUNks
NEW York, Jan. BEFvEs-Rocpip pts
1910; Including 40 carloads expurtnuon;
quick trahe and full clearance rummou ia
steers G 6OeaR 90
II Ep Receipts 5isn; good stuck ruled
fir or an igher; common rdiuary quail
ties dull and u,g eetei; extreme sheep SW@
5 %; lambs 600 a..
PROD on
NV YonK, Jan. 2, FLOUR Firm
WHEAT spot lots 2 10 . 81, higher options
open strong. 10 ~ b CHER later east r,
81 Isl & WITH a reaction OF 81 40 No. 3 rad
IS 1 2; No cred 6-9 10 No. 2 red January
q -2asN 80, closl ~; February 81 l4C99o 5-S.
9l5-S
CoRg-spot lots toll II better; options
i2ti - etter closing firm: No. l9@49 10
No. 2, Sc: No January. 10 10 a o, 81 sing a. "a:
tc ruary, ~ 24@N T.. closing As Is: March,
s. 5-salSi losing g.
tOFFEE-apot fair Rio quiet; options
10 oints higher and quiet.
sales ] 800 b. IS,
IA hhI9 -'s.'.'s.s'. .t.ss...'..-.'.s WU- ~
Febh AIRY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 256sS 30
eahFCu- .s.ss... s.ss.-..s. D TO
SUGAR Quirt nd unchanged.
Mo A sEs Quiet but linn
hIcE--~ eaHy with moderate demand.
TALtoW steady.
Ros N-nU'
= uRPENTGNE-Oull 81
p X. -Aruve AZ Il i-2&l2 "a.
BEEF 1ul
Lsfp-H ieber; spot nv: January C687 0s;
February $50. u.s. Marcu i21i -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-03
Drng. and n,s.

BARK, Cinnamon per n ~; Peruvian, 25pgb
BoraN, Ice. bi-c2rbona or soda, EI1iai
50. Copperas, SOD. ClnohinediR, por W 3,
ets; CASTLE soen, per tely. Cream tariRi'
o. p, per III 4O9lb. Chalk, lump, per 10 20,
Tie Included, g5 u %. hloral Hydrate, per j.
Cd, Sio5. Composition powder, Dor is y
DoverH. per 10 81 81. EPSON saltd per 10 ne
r. Gum Opium, per p 50; Gum Can
-. Oh, CastoI, machine, 76lDS6i oil, Castor
per gallon, y bogl 70; OH, lard Winter
strained, e5e75; oil, lard, No. 1. 5000. Quir
8eeh Alum, a-@b. PRESCRIPTION viaiF b,
case 20 per cent on; brOken, 3
per CT. o.. Show cases, market prices. Rebat,
patent Incidence, al list. Thayera Flu
E1traciH, - per cent on. p D. Fluid ",
Louis list.
strictly pure white lead, IS sol; Spirit,
tpipentine. Jn@55 Boiled oil, o2@85o.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. uo-OBs.
ivory drop black, Is. per 10 l6o Englipi
coach black Is. per 10 roc; lamp blaoh, is. "a
black paint. rs. 90: sPrusRian blue ~, ~, 10
&c; tultramariuu blue, ~, Is, . c. blue paint
Key umber, 10, Sc; raw Italian aiennA, "a, b,
burnt Italian siennni lgi ac Nankyhe brow
lH, DC; Paris green, Is, zoe; Chrome, J. N. o
d. o., lsi NC; American vermilllon, Ia, zoe: II
dian rod, IL, III Ninetta red, 10, So, l2Jka, -
9ei Chrome yellow, l., "A. q. A u. o., rs, ltt
Yellow ochre, is,.bs, 1913, 49, 90,
FkEPAhAp NtAiNANG O0LOltas
BARK oak loc; Ash, loo; Black walnut, lhs
Maple, lbo'
DiSTEMPHR CoLOlle.
Ivory drop black, 1oc: raw turkey umDa
Hc; burnt Turkey umber, 25o; raw Italia
eionna. 800: bnrnt Italian slonnA, $50; Var
dyke brown, CSC
Prices Of above made on basis OF 10 b.
4, and ID Cana assorted; IN = and
cans; balance IN l and 2 10 cans aBHOrtsc
Price IN ID cans; balance In and ID oal
assorted. Price IN ID cans, lc less; 195s AZ
Is 10 tin pals, lbfc leaa and kegs 70 per
less.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-03
TOM oREEN COUNTY.

TOM GREEN COUNTY.
80 fn,oOo ACRES; $4,000 acres OF Same upder
ience; sitnnted ON head OF Moth Concho
river ilno grass and 81 pornbundnnca OF
" tor $50 ln,tQl head OF uno cattle; third
interest," nie IN ent're properU Is offered for
~. 1900 ACRES covered with nne rrns,
and hsunda uy supple with water: GnNi
branded next spring. a third Interest n
offered FOR sale.
COLEMAN COUNTY.
eel. $4,000 ACRES, 1900 OF aamc incosea
an abundance of grass and wator.
MOSQUE COUNTY.
2S5; 500 ACRES one ana BALI n,iles nom
oedar pVqls; wen wRterod and sheltercd.
VIII trade fr a smaller place OF sell the
whole or half interest
MONTAGUE COUNTY.
2pl lO00 ACRES about fye miles souihwes,
on bowie on headwat ~ OF Big sandy
ereokj 10 acres Of same Is under a three
wire fence; all rich valley, excopt about 100
acres of timber and hluns, i3fi cattle. mari
Durham VIII DO sold with place.
BAYLOR COUNTY.
csa % ALTERNATE SECTIONS, ESQ acres
each, y. p - q g. Il. r. good grabs, plenty
ofwator, ample shelter toi winter
KNOX AND BAYLOR COUNTIES.
go. Bii5 ACRES nno pasture Land, situated
lu snuthcart portion ot Knox and south.
west portion of Baylor cuuuuos; plenty OF
, wnIel ah9 umee, goosd shelter for cattle "a
With uiic on number Of good hnln will
no Wild with thiu nlaca
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-03

Galyef ton.
6ALvEsTos, jan. 2.-CorroS-spot closed
haatipiF s.7
sales 100
NpOrt4 cnastWlfe, -
stucA, e8OsG
9sdis.Ars " GOOD Ordinary 10. Low
Niddiinr l0IIa: iiinf No p.lG. Good N d.
ding lOtl0 Mlddipg IS &c
fninLts opened steady ruled quiet and
closed urn ~ 20 - pnnis hish-r