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Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-24
PERSONAL.

Occidental.-Lizzie May Timer theatre
r. p. Evans, Kansas City; S. d. McGinl v,
Kansas City; G. w. Huselton, Kansas City;
J. N. Canada, Topeka; D. Kiper, Atchison;
P. L. Larson, Albany, Mo-; J. A. Heit, Le-
on, Kas.; J. II. Gard, Leon, Kas.; Z. Kin
ney, Wellington; c. W. Hopkins. Benton,
Has; l.. Hawkins, Wellington; A. Bingham
Kansas City; j. A. Wyler, Cincinnati; E A.
Lowman, Cincinnati; II. W. Walker, Pacific
Express Company; VIM. +. Mason; Dover,
n. H.; Frank S. Thomas. Topeka;
W. II. Laffry, E. A. Suffer, Chicago; ]. b.
Hyde, st. Louis; L. c. Summers, Blooming
ton, ILL.,; w. II. Summers, Napoleon, Kas.;
Sam. ]. Bsrrow, Chicago; o. c. Bulcr,
Leavenworth; o. X Potter, /. T. Gabba-t,
w. d. Lee. M. H. Bennett, Caldwell; NJ.
Lang, Philadelphia; Geo. NJ Knox,
h. Boughton, Topeka; ]. T. Allison
Kansas City; G. T. Hollingsworth,
Kansas City; W. E. Woodward, Chicago;
d. NJ. Woodbury., Chicago; John Gus,ie,
Cincinnati; W. S. Swaugh. Columbus, Ind;
D. Ferguson. Springfield, Mo-; J. c. Star
re,t, Winfield; o. J. Whinnery, Benton;
F J. Parker, St Louis; J. d. Kenworthy,
Topeka.
FREMONT. Smalley, Lesvenworth: C. |
p. Wickmiller, Topeka; Jas. HAwley, hide
pendence; A w. Gray, Kansas City; ]. n. |
Randall, c. S. Randall, Portlend. Maine; F. |
7. Rhodes, Kansas City; 7. p. McNamarn.
New York; d. Z Smith. c. r Coleman, St
Louis; W. B. Hank, Cleveland, O.; NJ. @.
Carpenter, Kingman.
Douglas Avenue-H. F. Boyd, Peabody;
John Tougbton, FL Dorado; ]. c. McClel-
land, Kingman; ]. n. Arthur. Selligman,
Mo.
yaIley-A. W. Bell, Reece; B. Shumate,
r. T. Bane, james Moore, Levy, Kas.; S. b
Joplin, No.; John n. Mans, Ger
mania.
Frank S. Thomas, Of Topeka, special
agent Tor the Home Mutual Insurance COM
pany Of California, ID in the city on bust.
ness.
1t is all sunshine at Neidcrianders Of
dee since the return Of L C. Hamilton. the
bead clerk. Leo has been enjoying . hoii-
iay a two weeks in Chicago, reports .
pleasant vacation and good health, having
gained three ounces, avoirdupois.
Afer the play hast night crowd u young q
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-24

$4,000 to loan on mortgage for one and
two years BY Kansas Loan & Investment
Co., Wichita National Bank building.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-24

The fellow that goes around and solicits
your advertisement to go on hotel card to
be placed in each room, is in the city again.
All money spent in that way is simply
thrown away. The advertisement is not
worth the card that it is printed upon.
Prof Buster, the great Indian club artist,
gave an exhibition with a pair OF clubs weigh
ing twenty pounds each, before large au-
dience at John Clayton's place of bushes on
Douglas avenue night before last, and will
probably give another tonight if his health
continues good.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-24

Remember clothing must go.
d2l3-3t Z. w. IsRAEIs & Sous.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-24

Nothing is nicer for holiday presents than
the fine photographs that Baldwin & Son
are now making. d16S-f
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-24

$4,000 to loan on mortgage for one and
two years, by Kansas Loan & Investment
Co., Wichita National Bank building. d143d
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-24

Why are the people rushing to Baldwin
& Sons Photograph gallery. Because
their photographs are the best and are just
what everybody wants for the holidays.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-24

eresossAL AND LOCAL ITEMS OF NEWS
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-24
Facts, VS.. F'ancies.

SALE OF SHAWLS,
SALE OF HOSIERY,
SALE OF CLOAKS,
SALE OF HAMBURGS,
| SALE OF DOMESTICS.
| SALE OF GLOVES,
SALE OF BLANKETS,
SALE OF KNIS GOODS,
SALE OF SILKS,
SALE OF DRESS GOODS.
SALE OF FLANNELS,
SALE OF UNDERWEAR,
SALE OF TABLE LINENS,
SALE OF COMFORTS,
SALE OF YARNS,
SALE OF BUTTONS,
SALE OF chiIdren's CL0AKS,
SALE OF NOTIONS,
SALE OF SKIRTS.
SALE OF HAND BAGS.
SALE OF NOTIONS.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-24

CHEAP HOMES
In Hataeid's addition, within ss.f mile AZ
Santa Re lower depot. II
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-24

If you would like pure, unadulterated
sweet cider, 60 to the wholesale produce
store, soldin quantities to suit the customer.
ll9 Market street. d1s9-tf
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-24

No. IS Dougiss avenue is where you
can rest comfortably while waiting for
vour ni~furas 34.ff
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-24

: :. wuspocx q eRorsER. propdetoa-
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-24

Hcemass<r 500 tor e:axtsx will se;l yea
iattes Kid saftoa shoe. vvrket sustoa bo1s.
BY all competitors AZ D. So wtsoA hsiidine.
4air street
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-24

achieved q dsprsoo asd IN
opposition We fbs con0so0s h ths
al point TO Of general prosperity
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-24

Go to the first stairs east OF the New
York store for photographs. 32-d
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-24

II you want TO buy cheap tots in thinner.
ly's addition, call on Fred Schsther, At city
clerks Office. d92tf
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-24

Frank S. Thomas, Of Topeka, special
agent FOR the Home Mutual Insurance COM
pany Of Caldornia, il in the city on bust.
meas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-02
Drugs nnd Medlcines.

Drngs-llark, cinnamon per h lsc; Peruvian
75cG ~ 10. bornN, llc. ~ carbonate Of soda,
English Sc. Copperas, 3aic. Clnchinedln. per
OF. ,22asSc. CASTLE soup, per n, i0al0c. Cream
tartar z. u. per ~, l2@i5c. Chalk, lump, per
per 10, bottle Included, 81 GOAL 10 Chlorn
hydratc. per n, ~ 5Odl 10. Chloroforu, per N
bottle Included .sSd9 Oc. Composition powdor.per
%, sc. Doyers, per ~, 81 20. Epeoui salts, per
10, Saiho Cum opium, per ~, ~ nbai %. Gum
camphor per N, 2sc. Morphine, per o., 81 5oM
OH, castor. machine, 70aSO oil. castor,
per gallon, 81 U; OIL, lard, winter strained, e5a
f5c oil, lard, No. 1, Zoe. Quininc, =. a w, per
on soc. Flowers sulphur. $, abe Alum, 8id5r.
Prescription Yials by case % per cent, on
broken, 10 per cent, on. show eases, list prices.
Rebate patent medicines, AZ list, Ihayers flnid
Extracts, 20 per cent OF. y. u. Fluid Exirheie,
20 per cent OH Essential oils, ~. Louis list
Distcmper Colors--lyory drOn black, 2ac ; raw
Turkey nmbef &c burnt Turkey umbor, zoe
raw Italian sienna, de; burnt Italian sienna
25c Vandyke brown, 25c,
Paints = strictly pure white lned. IOa7Jcj
spirits turpentino. bda55c, boiled oil, Old65c.
The sherman. Williams colors = Ivory drop
black, ls per n, no. Engiish couch black. II per
~, Ice lamp black, IL, per n, l0c tlJnnarine
blue j., In, lic, blue paint IL DC, raw Turkey
lumber N Dc, burnt Turkey lumber Is DC. raw
Italian sienna II 9c, burnt ltaisn sennn 10 Oc,
Nandyke brown Ia &c, Paris green u lsc, CromO
Doc Indian red - lie, yeltlan red Il 81 l2le,
e5dgc. Chrome yellow l.. M.N.O. a u, q. Is ific,
Yellow ochrc llls AZ 81 25s w.
Prepared GrRlning coiDTs-Ilnrk oak l4e, ash
ltc, Black walnut ltc, Maple lie.
Prices Of the above made on basiH Of 'in !.
balance In and 2 ., cans, assorted. Price In Q
n cans, balance In and n cans, assorted,
Price IN . n cAns ic leaH, i2l and 70 n lin pals
lfc less and kegs 70 per n less.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-02
LOCAL MARKETS.
GAZETTE OFFICE, FoRr wonrn, TKx.

GAZETTE OFFICE, Font WORM, TEN,
sept. |, 1885.
The first part of the month opened bright and
prosperous to our merchants, and in the retail
business was particularly line. In groceries,
dry goods and hardware the wholesale men
were very fortunate and report very heavy
sales. In canton fannels we note an advance
OF 5pcr cent. in tho Eastern market but no
change in the quotations OF this market
In the liquor business we note quiet market
fair, however considering the local option
excitement Dealers look confidently to "a
change for the better and a general resume of
business Immediately after The election on
the 9th.
In groceries we note firm prices and an up
ward tendency in bacon.
Hardware trade is Increasing and especially
large sales in nails, also large receipts OF goods
for fall trade, one ilrm getting In 1000 kegs.
Prices in nails, tin plate and sheet iron IL tend
Ing upward AT factories, though not affecting
the local markets yet
In saddlery we note firm prices, good sales
and no changes since previous quotations.
In lumber prices remain firm and at former
quotations, and Gales good.
Produce is very unsteady. We note advances
In choice country butter ofb to cent?, and In
demand Tomatoes are now quoted at 10 cents
per bushcl. while sweet potatoes have fallen,
but are In steady demand at 81 per bushel.
Only two bales OF cotton have come Into the
city this week, which makes total OF four for
the season. Il IL. however. estimated that the
local receipts win exceed by half the receipts
of last season, and owing to the contemplated
adjustment of the through freight larlh IT'S be-
tt.y.d A, h,,,crs will be enabled 20 pay the
highest market prices and thereby do away
with much OF the former opposition to our Guy
"a a cotton market. No quotations upon COTTON
can yet be furnished owing TO the season mol
having opened here. though It lie safe 10 sas
that II can be readily sold at 81 to cents upon
the streets, The two bales sold here this NeeA
were classed middiings and brought y cents.
GrOcerles.
Meats--sngar- cured hams I2el; sngaf cured
breakfast bacon l0lc, short clear bacon az
short clear dry salt 7fc. .
Fish-Mackerel, ION kits. No. l. 81 00i 10, Z
9Oc; half hbls No 1, s. 50 No. ,, - So dflee
! herrings per box, zoe; cod Dish, 6lc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-02
building Material.

Lumber--Rongh lumber, boxing, IL inches
mud under, first class, SIS 90; stripping, lN3,
10 %; thick clears, II aud n, q 90; rough iO4n
Der, second class, 1900; iOlst and scantling'
culls. ~ 80.
sidpg--Flrst, common white pine. $50 90;
second, do, ~ 80; third do, - 90; poplar, % W
an so; native pine, I, 1900, native pine, j,
20 o.; native rough, 1900.
Dressed Lumber - Boxing, u inches and
under, SO 90: do, lN3 - %; scantling joist or
any common lumber. Is 90; boxing over u
ln6hes,.O o.; thick clearsll TO u and 2, 5000
second class, nnykind, 1000.
Dressed and Matched fl0oring'-flrgt clsFH,
SIG; recond claN, % %.
White Pine Furnishing Lnmber-rli, u and 2
inch Wide white pine, $40; inch do. ~,
Ceiling. beaded or Plain-Flrst common white
pine, 80, % do "a %, Sd do -, poplar 20 0Dft
"a 50. poplar rs 0oa5o %, native pine II, do !
20
shingles-whiie Pine 5, do shaded \ p,
do extra No ~ 80 crptess. best, any brand ., do
No 20 - do No 70, native sawed heat 4, saps3 3.
Plckets-white pine dressed and headed
square or hat 4, yellow pine do ., laths Sols
$40.
Lime, Cement. etc.--Lime, Austin, 81 per bbl.
cement Jonisyllle or 1tDeanals, s275 per Dbl
Portland, s. per Dbl. plaster paris. New York
OF Michigan, a per bill plaster hair, Csc bu.
Ilrick--firc proof, $50 per ".
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-02

pockets-poekcts Ooa2 5Oi Llama goat %
dp5 90.
spurs, Eureka, nickel with straps, 8 20;
Indianola Is.
Leggings- Kip 81 bOa5 90; calf 50 GOALS 90;
chapparcl 81 Boa 10 90.
Skirting--No, California per pound asGi2c [;
fair hcmOCk per pound 3s0ilc; oiled hcmlock
per pound 32a38c. best Eagle skirtlng ilc.
Harness Leather-Ohio OAK No, per pound
Nd37c. ohio oak No. per pound 3iG33c.
Iiarness-Short tug wagon per set Sl2 0Oa
20 co. long tug wagon per set SIS O0d2O 90;
buggy harness single ~ OOG50 10, buggy harness
double SO O0d75 co.
Blind Bridles-Blind brides per dozen 80 Goa
10 20; BIKE. In per dozen yll OOi Bike. ip per
dozen SO %; IL Bike. In Ger dozen Sls 90.
Bride Flllings-i in, black or fair, per doz.,
90; In, black or ialr per doz., 10 80; Lin,
black or fair, per doz., " 90,
Whips--liuggy whips, per dol,, 30 TO 10 90;
team whips, per dOz., % to II O0j qulrts, per
doz., 90 10 "a 20; breast straps, with sides and
snaps, per doz., s 90 to " %; Htirrup feathers.
al sizes, per doz % to u co. glrths, per doz,
30 TO 10 90; halters, web. per dOz,, ~ hnlters
leather per doz, 10 80 TO Is %, saddle bags, per
dOz, 10 90 to AZ 90; pistol holsters, per doZ.
80 TO lObOi cartridge belts per doz., 80 "
Is 90; hamc straps, per dol, OO to 90.
Collars.-Duck, - 90 leather, 10 5Oa2i 90
im'tS c0tch whang scNcd II 90; heavy sond'
rim split aud duck, = 70.
Hamcs,-Ilook, No. 9, by case, per doz., 3 90
hook, No. !, by case, per doz., 10.
thains--3s to 45c
Check Linesi inch. per doz, Ia 90; Inch
per doz., y 90; Inch, per doz., 1900 II Inch
per doz,, ~ 90.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-02
Chicago.

II at,cn PRODUCE.
tilarf Ill, sept l.-Flour-Quict and
4 srSl 9ened shade easier. ruled steady
wv s.aer yesterday; September 7ga 7gsc,
1 ylr'xs October, s0i@slRc, closing at
4 s,-rs'Sseinber S2idSlic, closing nj SAFE.
3laihe az opening but grew stronger
Isnlsg, .ose and finished ldRc higher than
\ M X a., s,ssn i3sd4Si; September 43a43Ic,
Soysmssci October i2ld i2sc, closing at
,'Ver Ssi39Ic. closing 39ic.
|sl-rs,u PROVISIONS.
|ada, IVY closed about lOc higher than
II }i.hsrafh y sQds So: September closed
~ N' ''osed - sIi; November closed
Va f 'lssay' shade higher; cash 50 i5a6 III I:
IlAc llaa,e 70 .. November closed IS 10.
rel N lteauy dry sailed shoulders
rsth '' rio - so9o 81; short clear
'Aa, AFTERNOON noApp.
NJ, M. SSs hrmer; 79lc September. sic
|Aepabsgyu lar tslc September, 42s october,
|ssSsie 'owcr for September. Sc higher for
Vaehanged.
|D,pt. LIVE srocK
.ilk l, sosnal reports:
~ a s,ss spN 1900, stronger: shinplng
Trough ~ cows, bulls and mixed N T5a
.,ssH ranoo. mas cattle, flnner, 81 SOFAS IS
~ e.; Nin,s s,rouSeri - s0d5 20; cows,
.sk.- kcceints texans. IS 00d3 50.
t2.'i& Ps', ls,oOo; stronger, Sc higher
Iss saeeeipts, $500, STEADY; natives. % ooa
q ''as Y coaS 20 lambs per head S q y Go
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-02
TIE GAzETTE' FORT WORTH TEXAS WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER

cubes 6fa7c. e''"''''e" VIII HoIci
ims,o o 81 and steady.
n.lce-firin, fair demand
ACCOMPLISHMENTS
sec, voiiMlVuiet and armi domestic nccces 10
Sop poPr pulled 1. laaisc, Texas sag2c ~
rl steady spot $40 2sdlO 80
Laru-Ncry quiet: spot 81 h'ai al 4, sc,,c,o,,o
y "; October 80 5l6853. y '''''''e'
~ LIVE STOCK.
,,rs,., Receipts 200; part for slaughterers
~, aVo. Anu parl Tor 70 morrow market no trad
ing dressed beef about steady al 6a6i Tor
~ e, sue; ie9 for poor to good native do, and
and id6 for lambs w snV'p
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-02
st. Louis.

iltls, sept. l.-Flour--Fairly active and
,ndes urn, but prices unchanged.
.fal-t nsottled and slower and closed la
8nE Yesterday No. red cash 90c; Septem
w Sic, closing at sssc October 00i all &c,
~ Mwlci November 92ss 03lc, closing at
'1-yery slow but higher on first reports /:
@M Ns, cash, 4Oiail5c; September 395@
n Aeal--Dull at 50 90.
s'--bood demand and firm but offerings
',S,''sy--dphcinlly quoted at 81 OS but no sales
PROVISIONS
\ s \. ga good consumptlvc demand.
+. ~ aeal-car lots, loose, free on board.
4 'eatSo SOi short rib 50 90; short clear
se .s, clear 50 l5a6 %; short rib So As
\ 'Aoil clear 50 65d6 rs.
'a'-sl0 Wal9 co.
AFTERNOON BOARD.
'salrWas le higher.
{'7'leN and unchanged.
H., LIVE STOCK,
500; best grades hold up
\. .s sa Vat poor stuff, of which the bulk of
. sv.N,'duays consists, Is very dull and
4 ,, stuNe shipping steers range - 25d
in , butcher steers 50 25G4 90; mixed
II. q 'ssan 'sll stock 81 50d3 25 Colorado
s nrls ~; Texas steers 81 SOFAS G5; In
Vf.rss.e 1900; heavy weights lower
80, ~ steady sales range 81 O0a4 Us.
~ 1nveelpts, $50; good demand for best
II XIV, poor stuff dull common to me
n;;ss y !. vOas G5; good to choice nut
3s,S teNans SOFAS 90; native lambs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-02

Twelve months clip light lne aud medium
lidlIci line heavy TO light, llanc; six
months, light fine TO medium i0al5c tall, fine
heavy ----~, fail, light 1ne medium, ------ !
coarse, Sdl2c.
Ildes-No. heavy flint, dry,pcr 70 l9l a lSc NO
heavy nint, dry, per ID lJc No, Hight iint lec
No. light hint per n sc F; bulls and heavy. dan
aged, per % &c; cali skins and ha,ily damage
per D IaBci green, saltcd. sound per n a.
butchers, green, per n &c
Peltr'es Deer skins. per n l2dllc, nnfWo
skins =. : ;sctgcai skins ract, l0ea0c sh8
pets, ,tj'.rlic 10 arosn- Of wool, zoe u
shear ~ - t..n1 20 amount OF wool, bdlre
pelts, improved, Hare, Mexican sheep shea
llngs &C.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-02
Missouri Pacific RalIway.

Direct route East via 81. Louis. Two irnins
daily between 81 Louis and San Antonio with
out change AZ kansns City Union Depot
passengers for kanHae, Colorado, New Mexico
and CnlifOznia connect with Express Trnine for
all lines. A. Arhlkop connection II made with
Express Trims for all points IN Kansas aud
Nebraska. ~ Onsahn connection Is mnde With
al lines lending 70 thc North ana West. ~
perior accommodations, fast lime. Pullman
Pnlnce Cars run through ~. Louis yin scdaiia
daily. For maps, time tables, rates, etc, cal
on or address any OF the Ticket Agenie, OF
H. 4. HUGHES,
Passenger Agent Houston, Texas.
H. W. MCCULLOUGH
Gen. Pass. and Ticket A'gl, Galgcsi9nr Tex
J. - LJNk,
Agent, fort Worth, Texas
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-02
Hardware.

Bar iron, 500, Norway Sc. No. 90 sheet iron
I4c, No. n G sheet iron. ilc, galvanized sheet
iron 9agic, No. 1 sod lie, No. do, Isle g0X2s
roofing Tin l4lcdl5c, l4X20 and l0Nll pat. do.
7.75d 30, timers wire 80 per cent. OIL timers
stock, 40 per cent, OH, cook stoves with ware
l0.50a 300, do, with trimmings li.5Od5O0O
Wood Work--Wagon aNleE 9Oc.asl 90,
tongues 9OcaYl 90, singletrees 81 Is, holsters
soc spokes 81 1913 90, feloss 81 75N2 -,
doubletrees, So 25ai 90, neck yokes 4 5oa2 80,
pillow beams 5Od65c, pillow handles, II 75d2 90.
Nails 3 90 kog, basis iOd.--Burden hors shoe
per kog, %, Perkins do, O. 80, Walker do 80,
burden mule 90, Northwestern horse shoe
nails No. 4, soc, No. O. 2Gc No, Q, 2sc No, Z gle,
No s. zoe, 'I.ake'sn do No. I, 45c, No 3, s5c. No.
o. pc, No I, 2Oc, No. ). l0e; Ausable do. No,
a. 45c No. D &c, No, G, 2lc, No. Z, 49, No :, lsC
Refrigerators.--No. Climax u 90, No. 2, do,
Is 80, No. 3 do, %, No do, "a, No. ., do. IS.
Mlscellaneous-Trace chains, No. 2, per pair,
lOc. plow singletrees, per doz., " 70 pillow
doubleirees, per doz. 50 90; stock bells, 10 per
cent. off door locks, s. 25a9 90; WOOD screws,
80 and 10 per cent. on l.. Il. cast door butts, 80
and 10 per cent. OFF cut and timed tacks, 20
per cent. Oh; coffee mills, 40 per cent of blind
hinges, so and 10 per cent. OF carriage bolts, Is
and 10 per cent. off pillow bolts IS per cent. on
piece tin ware, 90 per cent. on; deep stamped
ware. 30 per cent. of; shallow stamped.ware. 81
Uer cent off,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-02

Lar'l-Ticrccs, 10; son cans, nc: eoA cans
" lVb cans, SIC - cans. SIC. 81 cans Sic
ssess-inPcriai, toasoc; gunpowdcr soas zoe
n. ugarTfinc powdered bblR, SIC; do half.bbls
- ~, Svt loaf, sic; gran ulaicd standard. 5gc,
a;vn,lsiana granulated, -; standard A. s{c'
'1 Rics Mtl, dl,,, ! yellow cla,i6ed. s.
SnA,Se-i.ouisiana, 6iaic, new.
Sali-Soarse, In bags. 81 sOGI 60 zine. In bags.
ssIsti, ANe, In Nat hoop barrels, - 10; pockets.
soda--Blcarbonatc in kecs A 10 ~. ,,,..,,,
~ vases y 10 &c lump sal soda. Ia segs aic.
gtlunYisted sal soda, In son drums, X.
a. nv,ia,sses-choi Louisiana, So TO sc prime.
~ ia ar 10 good Sc; corn syrup 8Sc
,I2nee.hlo fair p TO l0c; prime, l0g to lie
egh3ihge, w to ne; Laguyra' i2lc. Java. 200 t:
H9 pi,a, Rio, lsic Pea Berry, l2i TO lsr.
glass pint. ie v Eslls, miSed pickles. So;
. ~ glass lgal, 80; glass hex, CAT oot So
mapping papeIr.-lsag and straw, lb 10 s0c
So To- "sr ~. no, II D per case, s.os
s-oz,, - dental Coz. 90: l.os. %.
canned 1oods-pricas per dozen ilne an.
eies' standard 81 y peaches, standard lis,
u W . IDS, " sod2 90; seconds, lbs 81 90.
los. Y 10; tomatoes, standard. . lbs, 81 90,
seconds, HIS. $780,; lbs 81 30: green rorn
= i ao ~ green peas 4 IS goose6erries 81 .
weight n, 81 IS, 10, 81 10: light weight !
D., eSc; h, Sl 90; salmon, ~, 81 s5df so: :
a., - mackercl, / h., 90cs 81 %: sardlncs,
cass a % case; impertsd SIS oOait %
mix, 81 30.
Baking powder--Bulk, oalic N II cans. 81 IA
az a9; silver Loaf ] 10 cans per dozen. SOc .
u cans y 90; b cans, - SOL n cans, 81 90;
soap--ln Linen. . 40 IN do, go: I'M jack
son 10; 3b Whit Crown, 3 Is: common, nc .
German olive, SC per n ~
lllc. ~ ~ N"'P'i''
Tles--Aarow aud Delta. IS.
Flour = standards ROYAL patent 81 y nor
Dbl sacks, 50 SO per l00 u No. Texas per
lOu lbs, v "a, No. , 81 SO; No. 81 90; ROYAL
crown patent, > % per cwt; Leader patent,
: 40: Gold Dust, , so, Beauty, 10; Anchor mt
ents 100; Climax, patent as, Our
Gem, , 80; Standard Rose , co. Above
are quotations ON job lats. Corn meal.
per bushel, g0c; Homlny and crits nor
Dbl, = 70; Oatmeal, per half bill, IL q;
cracked wheat, per m, &c. Crackers: a soda Sc :
lemon creams, 7ic.
sundries-Starch, &c I; Candies, full boxes. lic
halves --oi quarters, &c; stick, SC, fancy rs To
3Aci rope, y basis, do co cotton, lSc Herring,
imported, - per keg. Ralsins LAYER, 3 So
Cider, crab .apdic, 40c; Missouri, soc Vinegar,
u to zoe. Concentrated I've. . 70 to 90. jugs,
glazed lie per gal. Crooks, glazed Toe Der
gal Dried peaches, 10 lGc. Indigo, 75c NJ Blue,
ing, 3OCdI 20 dozen. Colcman's mustard 81 30
90 90 dozen. Maccaroni, imported, i5c ~;
american, 100 box. Buckets, Two hoops, 81 40
dozen; well buckets "a % dozen Brooms Il "a
q 20 dozen. brilliant OIL bbls, lTc EupIon
do, &c; do, 2-5 cases. So 90; brilliant . eases
y 90; do, II cases, 50 "a.