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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-01
RaiIroad NEenl ProbabIy KiIIed.

ST. JOHNsBURY, VT, July 31.-FOur
miles west of here tonight mixed train,
drawn by two engines, ran into washout.
Both engines and six cars went down.
Frank Place, fireman, was caught
by the leg between his engine and
the rocks. Joseph Reed, engineer, was
badly burned or scalded about the face, and
Fred Lawrence. engineer, and Dan Golfer,
fireman Of the forward engine, are missing.
Howard Harrison, a brakeman, detached
the passenger car and came to this
city for help. 1t being down
grade no engine was needed. 4 wrecking
train, with physicians, was quickly dis
patched to the scene, and has just returned
bringing Reid and Place, who are seriously
but not fatally hurt. Nothing could be
found of Lawrence and Golfer, and they
are undoubtedly under their engine.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-01

President Cleveland's order ooeuinc Nm The
cattle tract through Indian territory has ma
terialiy stinened the cattle market in South
western Texas.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-01
Battle Creek Racing.

BATTLE CREEK, Mich, July 31.-The
following are the summaries in to-day's
races:
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-01

Charles L. Skinner of Baltimore has been
disbarred from practice as an attorney be-
fore the interior department for extorting
Illegal fees.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-01
Accidentally Shot.

NASHVILLE, July 31.-NIiss Martha
Brown, beautiful young lady, was in
stantly killed at a ball at RogerSville We'd
nesday night While the ball was in prog
ress a revolver dropped from the pocket of
young man and was discharged. The b"l-
let struck Miss Brown i'll the breast and
passed through her heart The young man
who dropped the pistol was almost crazed
with grief and fled.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-01

made up at New York to contain all regis
tered correspondence for the destinations
above named
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-01
Along the Omaha.

Harvesting in the southern part of Min
neSOta and the northern part of Iowa has
commenced, and Wednesday, when the
following reports were sent the prospects
for an increased yield were favorable.
Since then a storm has visited the southern
part of the state, and Omaha officials,
though they have had no substantial re-
ports as yet, state that there must have
been damage done by the storm of not
less than 10 per cent. Previous to the
storm the weather was very hot, from one
place Ethe apOcryphal report of 104 > in
the shade being sent out, and farmers were
fearful that it would have the effect OF
whitening the wheat. But it was favorable
to the corn, which made good headway
under the burning rays. Rye and barley
harvesting is well under way, and i'll one or
two districts flax harvesting has already
commenced. The general harvest will be a
week in advance of last year.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-14
Tulane University OF Louisiana,
LAM DEPARTMENT.

The nest sosfian ei This department VIII he
GIN MuNtAA, My. ~, 1870,
This Law seliOplih MOI limited % Instruction
Ia HE clyl lam Of lYouiHihhn 10 loctuteb and
course at dndlee are daelgnrd 90 prepare The
.tidpni iuf admission io the bur moi oDiy rs this
state, bni nlpo ~ any 81 tho romiu9n law states
al tht I mon. lt invites ~ ~ riHhhes hll who
Wisii tn ili themselves fur the practice Of the
law. ~ professors are cll known lawyers 81
long Nnn1inR at lhc haf, rlpr inrNpereura
and still npilfels engaged in The practice OF tile
protection Tuition $40 ppf aeaHinn,
HAtt my
KtNDIlI III M, H. o., EmnriiW Rector :
rfulefrerpi Constitutional Law rommercihi
Law and tlp Las Of Etldonru
WILLIAM FRANCIS MElltEh ~, -, Dean,
Professor ~ Common LAW and hquliy, Jnrlr
nfnnencr, hpd Lecturer on Criminal IaN ana
ihaIaM 81 piCaalHg,
ui,Nm UAHfLfuN MILAN, Professor o.
Admiralty and intrfuhli1nAl law
liEAns tttslS, Professor ~ tisli Lam and
lecturer 90 the Lana ilaBe " the tn'ied
states.
Nilroinuunlcailops Should bu addrrYcG TO
WILLIAM W MBiLLN,
Dpnn 81 the Faculty Vi Law
iuf aVnHilGiri HifNpt, NpW Orleans "a
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-14

puga- Barb. oinnamon per u re. reru,inn
lieW8l COS butaN, ne, Bi rnrhpuht0 ui soda,
tnglieh 90. Cnppofas, 8dtc Cinchncdin, per
ngp32V lsa casillo soap por y, loalNr Crtan
~, 2G3r, GaiOmCL A. ~ W., 76ahAC3 EhglNh,
pr h bottle included, "A Ulf#i 10, NhlNfal
hsdrain, p0r o., W a1fi la CllErOinrn, pef "
bottle tuciddpd f0MHNN. Composition ppMNcf,pcr
y, 3aflc ahu pphnl per ~, ~ soMi W Gum
cWDphor. pOr n, 80, M0plhlaei iiNr ~, Nv 900
sa jnii cHelnr, machine, fDReUNi Of, piWt0rl
ppr rallun,A h1Wltp uiiiNrd winter Hsraiuod, %
d1ae oil, lard, No 1, Coz quplne, 4, N " nUf
on soc Flowers sulphur. SiMAN Alum, G,li br,
broken, No aud 10 pOrc %, khoW eases, w
nfires, tHbnio pHt med. ~ lifl IhayUrf lluih
Extracts, ~ per cent, on r. y, binld hNitActsl
q per cont on, Essential oils, ~ leuls llst,
pieomper C0lom-i Ivory drup hlArh 99p law
Turkey ninher voc, burnt Turkey nnHcf sjfi
saw Italian sienna, a5c Italian burnt sienna
i1r Nandyke brown, 2ag,
pAints strictly pure white lead i001'ui
spirits turpentino, hdWi5e bolird oil tlHWir
The sherman Williams Colors ivory drop
black. % por b 100, linRliAl c0srh hlnok, u pei
d., lGc, lRmp blacl y, per n, ige uiirhmatint
unhor " 10, burnt Turkey unibrr u ~, raw
Italian eiUnns ~ nu. burnt iihiHn Hinnuh "a ~
Kaudykp brown Is hc, Paris gfeon 10 lac, i'folnu
l.. NJ, O,mD, ., n lic, American yofnilli0n II
we. lndlnn red le lle, l9itian ten ises iAe
2Adac. Chrome yellow l.. M.h,D. n u. ~, - lac
yellow 0cfe lllH 81 W 2as 40,
Prices OF The above made on n basis Of IN
aud % cans, assorted Va aud liaRh cane
balance In 1 aud ~ chns, assorted. lrlrp Va
N cans. balance iu ] and u cans, assorted
Price IN b n cans ic less, i}i nnd " " tia phill
! lac less and kegs 2c per . loes ~
Central TexhHa lcarlnge u0AH %, Two
year Odds, $40 ooail 90! cows and calves, aib q
| - 10 90
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-14
Houston g. Texas Central R'y

The only All4hleul rail- line 81 The eiHtr,
1hn only line hn IeAha rnnHinB Two dallf pms
heneer uhins ep,ii way With Pullman paripf
cAfr 90 day trains ana PnliiDan sleeping ehfH
on night trains, and with ~ connections forms
the pnlS double dhily route from Nurihrfn and
Central Texas 10 NOM ORLEANS, whtff iinMcdl
ale connections are made with through en-
lines Tor All p0lnts N0rih ard Easi
che phaitnat line hsiwuen frxna, hnnsGs cry
Hannibal aud ~ i.pnie, pni iaWanhlt fontrt
VA nonlaan mud Miesnnn Pacific HALLWAY 10
kauaas { ny. Hannibal OF ~ i0nif 70 all pplhie
EaHt NORTH and West
Sew Orleans And NJ Louis STA iAlay0lie, ia,i
llonhtun Dhll8s. sherman Hnh UHnieQn. ipNnA
aud thence va Missouri FHeihe Halfway,
through the Indian Territory, VIA Fort epOit
Kan. and scdhlin Mo
slcepcrs dall,, cacl wa,i between Houston
aud AiAtin.
Through tckcfa fgom Or % any point v Great
lrithin ~ continent Of Europe yln ne ue,tstpn
q TrEae Consrai hallway, nnd all tAI e, NcM
A1rk, ihrprn Via Aorlh spunnn IAola " hW'
star, Inuinn, state. Rotterdam nnd iiidiAr
Steamship Liura, uu Haif az important fihil1hi
on line ~ ihi8 railway nnd % tAlfNhinh, tutTu
Victoria san Ant9pi0, Marion, scgHiri WhlnHf
lADfansc, leiumh9s llnlonisi rthnie9.htfE
San MAfcus iiDuna Rock NeN Bramnits sliprl
dale.
| 81 Pcrsona desiring to pnfchaac IFfpsi'
I tiftris, Ia eoua 70 irienbt 20 hufupri Nlh raf'
moAr} h5 committing oar asenla.
/ nes fos Intervention ns - rates % iteighi
4 paaaaor fotife# 6c,.applf 10 pUfann ~ ~ itiif
I ioE. ID FLo0D, 1ickr AGENT iiailbF Tex
/ DAN'E RfrLET, n. MA. FAtihptu, o. " =,
! .. Wbtpe Pres. 1HAns Managef Houston rex
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-14
LOCAL MARKETS.
oAEETIE oTrIoN. I'oar wonrn. rrx-.

SAzErrE oFfIoe, Fogr worm, rEx.,
gel. rs, isea
INC anonni Of business TO day wa. h,shiy
satisfactory, there being particular atisti, IL
ne retail clothing trndo subsooueni IN 49,
change IN the weather whnlcsale ncrrhanta
haYcan they can do "a kccp up With orders
which come 10 scadllS and tur good amounts,
hceelpis % grain continue light and Wiil ean.
tihuo - unul sowing auuihef crop ana coii6n
picking aro over
Although considerable cotton was brought
Va u,c marker was extremely sluggish owlna Is
The dowawarh tendency ~ ptices IRON Sso
70 SEQ was paid Aiocai dealer expressed his
opinion paGAzrrri reporter thai "hca fock
wac now reached aud q reaction would SOON
The following "a the aa,lona, cotton
exchange crop report made an by ~. G Parker.
secretary
Althopgh the month Of September hn. not
been altogether iayprnhlc 10 The crup aud
there has been loss from shedding, ruft and
tpt anu In some sections from catcrpliArs.
me good foundation on Nhlchthc CROP rested
~ the close OF August has stood In the way 81
adverse circumstances abd the ylnld promises
"a be much larger than last season The
certainty, and IN many sections correspond
cnts refer ~ the Weld as dcpcndnct upnn
favorable picking weather, and such IA would
develop and save whatever of the crop has
been prOniised. The july frniting was eNccl
lent nearly an over the bolt The august
trniting WAS largely lost by shedding, and
tue top crop Is by ne mCans assured
anywhere, though Il may come out better ihan
j. now supposed. Worms have appeared tx,
tenstvcly, hut the damage has been proportion
ately less than usual, owing TO the rank grow IA
Of the plant, and in many localities whrre they
have slipped the leaves it has boon considered
an advantage. The premature opening the
commented on, but The latter may De attributed
largely 60 an ovcfahundancc Of iruiAgc during
The early part of the season. II will Dc noticed
that the conditions have been more equally dis
tribuicd this year than last, aud the Increase In
crop prospects eNtcnds nearly over the Wbplt
belt
The condition u now placed Ht S1i, against VI
last month, and iiast year. The follow ing arr
the state nXrrnnes
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-14

esc November g lEgslc, December 81 0o,alGi
MAY y lNt0l NJ, closing al outside iehrp-
torn-fisn, and 70 X better lat sl0WiNo.
mixed caah ~ r39ic. NoFcnhcr Ac YEAR $40
pate-tnsh lnNtfi options -tOguN hit vrft
slow NJ. mixed cash ai4Ug5c year sfic
lorn hCal--Quicl ni 81 500 80
Wool-.Steady, tuh washed spdselc, IN.
washed l2f 9lcl Texas 100 gitr
MhskS tcNdy ut n o..
PROVISIONS
Provisions Dult aud weak only Job busl.
ness done ~ previous ufiree.
Fork--tS e7i
lard -s5 ~
Dry salt ment. hoNcd tot shoulders 50 g-i
80. long clear IS HsiftA 30; short tibs sa s6S
60. short clear 81 70aa So
bacon---l Ong uioAr S. S085 s5t .hori ,ih
~ %, short clear 81 iNWG a.
AfrEiNooN goAEp
Wheat Firm, i Go az higher.
Coru-s steady.
ats-4Nomlnal
LNE SgOrk
Cattle r. Receipts 1900 shipments 100; marx ct
sipadY WIN good demand nt unchanged
prices native shipping steers a 25Ua 80, cN.
ira heNy ~ Is, native butrhcflng atnpkyg "a
aAWi ttOckers and feeders 81 Ma3 IS. rraAs
TEXANS - SOAR 80; Indian steers g 50Gg 81
Hogs ltoccipts $40 , active, 50 gO6Sp5
Shecp-lleceipts lsuOi shlpmontA 100;
good grades sfcadyi good 10 fancy NUT.
,phs v lad3 POI. common 70 mediums II 1920.
lambs, 2 23aa 30; Texans 81 1895 So
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-14

SOC In sacks; per bill, s. i0i unions north.
cfh. per hartcl s. 7S Texas, 7acGSi " per
hu., Buans 4. a3atc; med, hble,, SIC; large
LINN sc small butter SOL Peanuts 7l8Slc
cider, hnif hhl,, $40, Cabbage per crate
Northern $500.
Poultry Hons S2,00ge,ho per dozen. young
chickens S2OQ42.aO. rurkrNe, A0dG0c.
Egge--per DOZEN, Excite,
frUah county butter - Choice lb09Oc ehniot
Western dairy lsc. fancy creamery, aoN
loAtocs- sweet, GaqsOc per bukhcl.
GrRpcs~E ~ pafo. Jasc,
TomAtOek-il 00al % per hpshCl
Cow pcps-23li ,gc per bnAhcl
sHucr krant --i'or hall barrel sie5.
NBnAuas--ltr bunrh, " 0Od3p0,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-14
Missouri Pacific Railway,

Diroet r0uio Hast via 80 fouls JNN Weint
daiiy betWceu a, inuis and -nit aHiynie WIN
oat change. A Kansas GIG olpn DEPOT
sAsafngcIa iOr hanfAa tOiyfAi0. NfN AleAicu
ana Alii0fnia connect Win tkDfsAp Trans tNf
all ilnea Al Aiehiaon connection n inade Win
Extfcss 1rniua i0f al points b hHneaa hng
NpbfAskn AZ DanhhA connection n nihHf WILD
mi llnea ifnaing 10 the NORTH and Nti. ~
paiaea fiags run tbf1nan ~ iOnia sh Ae1nilt
daily. FOr maps, line fablesi rates, eif, en-
on ~ address any % iic Ticket tecHis ~
n. y. liiGfia,
Passenger hgfni flehsu3n, tekhs
Is ~ MCCULLOUGH,
g. h. f1isk.
Agrnt, Ferl Nsfllt feAas
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-14

Tnnbsr Rough lumber, boxing, Y inphee
sad under, flra, eihss gis O0. stripping, laa
l. 81, ihicE clears, ~ and a. n pa rough lnu
Der yccend eiass, 1907; ioisi ana neantlnH'
cuils. 1870, IL IL.
slniny FIRST, common white Pine, $40 Ui
second DO. q 10. third, do, - o. poPiiIf ~ "
an NJ, native pine. 4, lsgO, nsilFc pine, u
~ o.. native rOugh, lgO
Drcsscd Isnmbrr = EoNing, ~ inches hnp
under. ~ %; DO, As. 8 o0 seanting. iolst "
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-14

Twelve months CLIP, light, nhio and medium
liaijc, hne heavy 20 light, l)AliC3 SIX
months, light, ilnc 10 medium l0sl3c fall, nno
heavy, ' fail, light, Ano mudium, !
coarse. sdlsC.
lidc7rN0. lllut, dry, ION aud upward. per
al8idl5o. Nh, . AIM. drS per o. iGei No nght
NM per 70 20 ~, bulls and hoRy3, dan aged,
pui o. % ,cali skins and badly dHinaE,C pot
% iadc green, enilcl SOUND pug "a Il,
MMlLnaI. aIcNn. Nnr " SIC
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-14

Nrw ogIRASs, IA, Oct 49, -latton-.-Spol
closed steady lae lower from low o ,l,. VIZ
~ ,,tddiiur bofh mcinslye sales tNjll low
~ t,,r, G3,. ordinary $40. good Ordinary
sie! loW middlng sc, middlng Hie soo,
,aiddiing gfs; mildlng fpif 10 i-l'c' iai
10 l3 ICE t.,lsv,,t, stea,ty
4, INN. u anil closing eaioi hui STEADY ? TO-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-14

yybeat-~Choice, No. !. 72ci medium t9Ntsc
loW grade t0aa5c, oais isaIoei hhf,sS ~ s 81,
IN Nose from tho Wagon, 81 V0al ~ ppt
w bkls hav, g. % oil a.; bfqa. cc yer
i61 ohops 81 2, per 100 c9fn asal wv s,. ,.,,
~, 100 ~ 90; hdininy ana 4flh "ltt pD"
,,,ili,.tt seed ~ Opal ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-14
stnplo my Goods.

prints-. Standard prlnts. ne,y st,lea Mo, Al.
liehnont. 81! berwick. ic; Charter Oak 40.
Concstora, biC: punkirk, g3r. Dunneli-jari
nuaTds. III Bunneil-tatlnes atc, ,,louoestgr.
IN; Hamilton, stnplo STYLES 5lct unrtet Atc.
IoII 10 Mnnchostpr Nr. pncluc bic, Sotiil
brldve b.. steel River SIC. Sinipson linen
dtisn no. Wlndeor hic: Fnngv uinks Gci
sii,,r .oi,1s NJ peat,Sdy icWds ln. u,,lin
.olIds bic9 Durham soilas az,
Xictnrin blnck Aic. StVrI river rhiuty. DO.
Heavy RroW,n Shooting Atlantic pIi birt
Nihnnt A al Gsr. Atlantic < A 4 Cet Clir
IN IA. q a 4 x. 4 nWrrncr 4. ID 40, mn
iatd 4 Oh nc, tiiudnio "a 4 NiF Enter
erlsc n + III BIZ, Tam OiShNptor l. SIC,
vnniin, ~ ~, flpsi prign 1 gici iIa,le I.
AZ, IpaV f,ee A. 4 a.
UteoShed Coitons Chairman \. 10. Amor,
4 Sic, Androscopptn l.. VIZ! Blnrke Stone 4 A.
( ~ tnt,nt "A gicI bnnntieks A. SIC 4 ,ouadalt
I ~ NJ, Vtg nriy, Tir. Crttsalor 10. SrrnfIt,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-14
Chicago.
pUODTCE.


CmcAeo, lLL, oct is,--Flour lrm and Toe
higher ON The toi grades.
Wheat Active and strong The market
oprncd u hlghed, sold ny &c additional. fell
back ac, rose lU and closed * TO &c over yu,tcf
day November, MfNplc, closed NUtt; urccmt
Der, gl4NR3 closed g270.
CUrn--Firpcr and shade higher, but trad
Ing light; cash, iSic; October. $50 Gi3c, closed
3ldl3tc November, i0Ac, closed iO5r; ycur
37ia8il; closed 37ac.
PROVISIONS.
PORK steady advanced 7lUl0F. hut ndNauco
moi tnlly sustained; cash $500 e&; November
closed $e.24H $50, December closed Ns.G2lHs 49,
Lard VERY little doing; cash 5000, october
@MaadOW November ana december S5P0d
5.g2i
Boxed Meats ,tcady dry salt shoulders $3.50
dH7N! short rib S5.33d340i hAort clear Sj.st
u5.Sj.
AFTERNOON uOARu
wheat lluuNHut closing pU3o Ociubcr, Vl3C
November; Wl3c Deccmberi SLOOt MnN.
COu-NtrOng 40 l3ic October l0ir nov en-
Der.
Provisions unchanged
LIVE sroCK.
The Brewers journal reports.
Cattle-llccUipts W,ou shipment. - go mnrke
slow aud 100 lowef shipping -lCcre i8 W
qaA qG stockers aud tcedera s.. i513 Gp eows
hulir and missed. 81 IAaA nei through IuNa
cattle, 81 7aa3 60, Western ruBor-. native
and hall. breeds, s. Hna3 90; cows, g '9a3 %
wintrred Texans So coos 20
fIdgs.- RrGCluts G,tOO, opened ar hlghc
nRd closed weak ai 81 ipdA o.
Shcep-Heccipts, tGOO: market dun und lJt
gtc tnvrr. natives, ~ coos 10, western - y
assn; reNaN, y seas 90; lambs "f heul
I 81 1908 90,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-14

BssHem.i by roAtnl Motto, Hapfehs, Money.
order, Nrw York Exchange OF ntnit on New
OrleNHt ieitcfa With currency Invariably by
cNprpsh, ave luY express charHua on hll sumo
~ i3 al ilitWHfdt Addtrruud
~. A, itAnrHuN, New orleans, La
AdufaHb registered letters and maze past
niurr WuhtY ufdpls phy Ahiu "a
Ntw ORLEANS NATIONAL HANK,
katI Hell "a
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-14

Meats--sugar- cured hams illaiec; sugar
cured breakfast bacon l0ic; short clear bacon
ne, short clear dry salt lie,
FlHh-Mackcrcl, ION Kills, No, l, 800 Nc 2,
Soc half .bbls No !, - b0i No. 2, - bUi drUd
behring's per box, A0c; cod fish, &c
Lard-tliercce Tie, Son cans, 7le; 2oh cans,
7iei ION cana olc N cans sic slS ca RI sic'
Sugnr-fAne powdered hhls, SIC; do hRlf bills,
&C., cut loaf, sc; gianulaled standard, shes
Louisiana graduated. sland9fd a, 90
choice white, ~ Louislana second, Na1lG,
Ilice--Louleinnn, hl@le, new.
gait--C0arse, tn bags, 81 B0al 80, lno, IN haFs,
-; lake, In Hat hoop barrels, " 10; pockets
soda -Blcarbonate, IN kegs, a 10 &c; hlcarb,
in cnacs 81 TO Go, lump sal soda, In kegs, 2la
9le: grhnulatcd sal coda, IN SON drums. 10.
Molaaaes--ChoiCe Louisiana, 81 20 A5c, prime,
lsc fair 10 good. s5c corn syrup &c,
Coffee RIO fair, ~ TO lpc prime lnl 10 les
choice M 10 ilci i.aHuytH, l2lc java, 2Vc :
Golden llo, l3ic; Pea Berry lsl 70 l3c ,.o
Pickles.. gal. pGils, mixed pickles, 40
gins pnts. / 10; piOss quartz pG glass l,Ealr
90; glass gal, 70 \ giasa hes gal, 9 ~
Wrapping papGr--liag and STRAW, AZ 20 zoe.
snuA -Ganetta Coz, u % per casoi s.os.,
g 5O; o., rs, Ralph's 0 on, 10 -. on -
1 4 o.. 4g5: denial d.oz., 90; on, &0t
Canned ioods--priccs per dozen, l.ine ap'
/ ules standard, 81 - peaches, standard lhf
n ,5: SIba.. 81 25ae 30, seconds lbs, 81 5gi
! M. 81 10; tomatoes, standard, 2 lbsi ~ %
/ socnnds, his. .-; lhsa 81 20 green corn.
y i9el g M isB ei "l coal 81 SISTERS. iu
| weigl,t. h.. 81 IS, b., 80, lght weight,
| h. SIC o. a 20; salmon, D., ~ 8Jal a0i
\ n s---i markcrcl ! ~, 90c@tl ~ safdinre
I American, $50 case, Imported, sla 900 "a
ense; strawboriies, D., 81 40, biackberrtes
$40; green Cages, $40; Eagle condenser
milk, s. -.
soap-s2 1894 10 per ease.
Uaeaing--ilh standard, lllci lih, nc
N Arrow ana Delta. 81,
Fi0u,-Beal patent, 81 0Opcr 100 p Ihif AZ
y IS Der 100 Third grade y NJ per iw D.
inurth grade, e % per 100 %. Corn inral
ner bnsbel a0c, HOminy ard Rnit, ~
GM., "A %; Oatmeal, per half bbi, II 70
cracked wheat per b. O., Crackers fd9hAp
Xxx soda, Gici cream hlei ginger snaps ~
! lemon creams No, t,,. ,,t.
! sundrics starch, &c; Candles fnll boxes l@lt
Z hnlyas- .qugrters,-- 6tick candy bai ulci i4nel
Ia 10 sjci r1pe. M basls. DO cotton ise Heffnl
Z lmn0rted, - per krE. Halrintt layer, ~
y GIder crab Apdlu, 40ci Hiseogrl, 30. NineEa
8 n. ID dOe Concentrated iye, " - W jug
4 elaacd. no per gal Cfoekt, Flatea, ~ ~
IA iiried peaches. 5 70 ne, Indigo, W h-bip,
M sGcQgf 70 dozen DOleman'e mnstafa "
l,B 30 dgkcn. Mncearohi, lmpofied, nc =
Ntnefiein. 7le box, Buckets, Two hoops n
: dagcnt vel buckets "a W dozen brpums N
Eg gS dogca brilliant oii, bbRs llc kAplu
q M 95r. do. 20 cascs, - % brilliant, z ? clse
% III 40. l.l2 cases. ~ "a. kalins po"esi
bulk aailc, canati 1ses 90
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-14
nnI,eaton.

1A.ss' 80 /. ID lover, gross receipts 9itv
.alas lg5f tales; eNp0Its none. 500 NJ 'i.R
ee,rainafy II iG good ordinary ! 7,
n,iidiiug o: mldding Ra-lei Fofa w'NN''T
TX. M. niiddling FAIR " ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-14


MN YORK, oct --fiour-Shade stronger,
Wheat-iiighcri options active. closing frm
NJ best prices; Steamer No. rcd g5ic 10. 9
RED October 9stWsi, closing az 81; November
" O0i" OH, closing az 81 OIL December
81 Ollal 0jl closing 81 Oat
Corn-liigheN closing hrm No. mixed
Ia elevator, 6lioa2c ditto afeai $50 5Slc; No.
mixed October 5lsdaeo. closing ut 52r; Noycm-
her 5l@1isc, closing atallc; December l9ad 50r
closing 1T soc
PROVISIONS. ETC.
ofec-ltlO quiet and ilrm * - for fair; on.
tons active ana higher. sales $500 bags
closing barely STEADY at 81 25u7 80. October
8O
Sugar Quiet aud steady; refining quoted al
7.l6cGa a.i6ci white extra & Rlr. yellow 81 "a
SIC; Mould A. gu iG0Blc standard 4, Gic, con
ioGiioncrs' 40 ll.l6c; grnmlatud, u lee,
liice-Iu fair demnndHnd .tcndy al iniic
Tallow-- STEADY ut h63 n .lGr.
rurpcntlne--S6i d3Ic.
Wool--Firm, domestic fleece 2QaAe; pulled
lia33c Texas 4Hdsac
Pork Dnil mess 81 so
lArd-N shade higher at SB2Jl November
~ rs janunry, 80 27dba 20,
1--WE STOCK
Rcevcs- Receipts ~ ear loads FOR CITY trad,
saughtrrcrs direct, ~ ear loads iur oNpurtu
tlou and Is car loads Cor the markctJ no tfadin,
In h1cl cattle dressed beet was dull 80 IL COS
. 90 for city slaughtered native sidcs 5000
J 30 for Colorado do ana 50 50UT "a for Texan
do,
sheep Receipts, "a car,loads; qGlct nj dc
cline OF yesterday, with limited business u
81 oOH 80 Tor sheep aud Sid0dGOo Tor lambs,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-14

o,.aveg--I ouiEiAnh, per Boa, - o.
Messina IeinObs-ref box, ~ $3.50
Apples Sorthern,n glaa (? pel D9 xa,ii.s i
polatoea-irifn. per bpshei' nt"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-14

t.ntls, or i3. --Fibur--Flrmer but slow.
y. lpcnrd llrm, aud with slight iiuctli
~ aaNtnfrt 10 ciOkc. stopping u hnosr
''f 80. rcd cnsh aaicEsl ~ october