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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-23
A MURDER MYSTERY.
A Terrible and Mysterious Tragedy at
Clarksburg.
Special 70 ths ReqisLsr.

CLAREsBURG, W. Va, November o.
A terrible tragedy occurred here last night
about II o'clock. The whole matter as TO
its origin IS shrouded in mystery. A young
man who man WHO recently returned to
this city by the name Of "Bluhen" Ovens
was shot through the heart and near
ly instantly killed. 1t is sup
posed that some trouble had
occurred at the saloon of man by the
name of Kelly who, it is rumored, COM
mitted the act and left on the early morn
in5 train An inquest will be held. How
ever there will not be sufficient evidence
TO warrant any particular conclusion.
Owens was under the influence Of liquor
as shown by q bottle found in his pocket.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-23
Tn.DnrA Hight.

PIrrsBURGu, November 22-The prize
6rht between Billy B,adburu, Of Chi
csso, and William Gsbig, better known as
"Pitsburg Bill, which is TO take place
70 morrow night within one hundred mile:
of this city, is creating considerable excite
ment among the sporting fraternity here
Roth men are in Gne condition aud hard
mill is expected. Ii ia said that PADDY
Pven and a number of eastern and west
CT, crnrta will he nresent
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-23
They Are Not Sorry.

There is one thing nobody ever regrels
lat is, the day they ars. adopted Park
,rs Tonic as their regular family medi.
inc. Its range is so vide, and it' good
,Est.s so sure, that nothing else, excep'
good nursing, are needed in a UeS. ms
iiortty or cases. Boy ii, try it, afterwards
It viii not require any praise from US.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-23
End TO Bone scraping.

Edward Shepherd, Of Harrisburg, H.,
SAYS: Having received so much benefit
from Electric Bitters, | feel it my duty 10
let suffering humanity know 1t. Have had
a running sore on my leg for eight years;
nav doctors told me would have to have
the bone scrsped or leg amputsted. l used,
instead three bottles of Electric Bitters and
seven boxes Bucklen's Arnics Salve, and
nv leg Is nov sound and well
Electric Bitters are sold ct Fifty cents o
bottle, and Bucklen's Arnics Sslve at 25c
Der box by Logan i Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-23
No Strike,

MCKsEsPoRT, p, November 22-fhs
portion Of employees Of the NATIONAL Tube
Works, asking that the 20 per CENT. taken
oE their Esgea last EiRter be restored, was
presented to the general massEsE yeste:-
dag, Who informed the committee that il
was the intention 70 advance their wages
next week. This sAtissed the workmen
end 20 strike vi take Place.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-23
HoRsFORD,s ACID PHOSPHATE
In SaaalcknAR4,

Prof Adolph OFT, New York, writes: I'll
used it for seasicSness, during an oeesn
passage. Ia mos. of the cssss the violent
symptoms which characterize thst disease
Welded, and gave way to a hsalthful action
~ tbs functions IMPAIRED"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-23
In the Dear Old Days.

We differ in creed and politics. but We
are unitall the same on the desirsblentss
Of fine head Of hair. If you mourn the
loss of this blessing and ornament bottis
or two Of Psrker's Hair Balssm viii maka
you look - you did in the dear old days:
Il is worth trying. The only standard
ffty cent article for the hair.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-23
SALARIES.

Also the appropriation of the sum Of So
900 as salaries for two stamp agents at
81 500, and two counters at 5000, the same
to be reimbursed by the stamp msnufac-
tursrs, as provided by the act Of August 5,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-23

As THE Decor turned ssdly away from
the patient whom he fouud using Dr. Buifs
Cough Syrup. he said II hsaa ns every
time"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-23

.r Revenue Jos. >. Miller
sr5s5 Juns 80, 1885.
-:,H l''' -. ,.,l,,,ipous and
.-r, .stA-e=N'--. .,l1,,.
dis so.t-u Z together II eA'ei'en'
'..-. .'o, ,,SD5-
81. .s3 that .ns SUN
n be collected eHanG 'ne cur
,-,- s,5m The various sources OF
,.,h. -sra;n,s for the
.s '." 20. '' 49,. ,.,,I5
..t aaoe 'V '-o''
.. 4,es JI. It IS iound tney
...r.r.artLatsu suu.
IN ina ex,ension
-..' .-.- VI .'' a.
-ei ga-e7 Tue oP'c'oH u '
| e..ga. AZ announced Uecem-
-ut.,l .waers Of distilled
.,.ob ,Ia tar was
a -t'-
; lave shortly accEueu' "e'0
| ...g a,a.hs in which 10 export
ra ooo 0oa
-.. ..-.' As- 40" "''1'
si ,rl'.;3 abroad "nicn' 70
.. r;r have 10 be reimported.
a.- ra0uu QUO gallons
80. - horI .,-
.. or 'or ar rnarr j;e seven
.--..o LII 'as a.ePIe margin
...-h' ..' rec ".s .yr -, Tue ocn [r'
.,. .rt- vi. az-''SN'5 = '''0'0'
Il g.
70, .."l.. .'3n All sources o. u.
.a ".'t'a '-r me- tHs ",SH' ,,,, iH$ SeS'
' .-. "-r- ; /, - -,..', 1, .,.. -
-..-st ain ; -..2y0. J.. D.. l''. .s'. 90. - II tSr
ear T.. ,. 's.'%"t =. '.'... !, 90 'o7 me me
a.- s.'.a-a.-.".'= = i'T 'ae
... -.f, ~ Wss, Virginia
.,. .p-~1 - Sam.
-'. ,... ,.T25. J,hu I.
.>.,-. .,.. S-I&.lss.jT.
.-.. ...o. ...g,l3a To- the past
..s.uI..a4'.a as comPSed
... .o. q. .,,..c'i2G .,!3 for the
Sc. e. >.o.. 80 ",- Il. Ile ;, loia'
.,.#,. sa ss fund ia final
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-23
OK THE OHIO.

An Epitoms of News Censsvn,sg tfs
Boais and Bostmsn.
The steamer Andes 10 due up from Cir
cinnsti today and will return tomorrow
afternoon at 3 oclock.
The marks last night indicated 8 iest 3
inches and rising.
The steamer Telegram, Capt. Booth,
leaves at 3 p. m. for ClsriDgton.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-23

tilsriss has been fixed according TO the
following scale:
Compensation for storekeepers and
vsugers and storekeepers assigned to dis
tilleries having a surveyed daily capacity
exceeding 20 bushels and not exceeding
40 bushels, 50 per day; compensation OF
those assigned to distilleries having sur
viewed daily capacity exceeding 10 bushels
and not exceeding 60 bushels, $3.50 per
dsy; compensation OF those assigned to
dis,illeries having q surveyed daily cspac-
ity exceeding so bushels, 81 per day
Although there has been 9 considerable
reduction in the number Of persons en-
ployei in this Bureau, twenty-eight Gle rks
having been recently dropped from the
rolls, the work of the Office which is stead
ily increasing, ia in good shape and pro-
crossing in a satisfactory manner.
The officers, clerks and employees con.
nec,ed with the Bureau have generally
performed the duties imposed upon them
faithfully and efficiently.
SALARIES.
Commissioner Miller recommends that
Congress appropriate, for the fiscal year
ending June 80, 1897, the sum Of 1889, 100
IS salaries for the following officers, clerks,
and employes in this Bureau.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-23

Tbroa. Diseases eonnASes VITA Couch,
c,Ia. or Bore Ts,ost 8rsrs's sssslsi J|c<hts'
d,s inmsiae relief slisezy n 6ess rde>
"a er..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-23
aIllE"S REPORT
annual report Of the Commits
lamar Of Internal Revenue
CONDITION OF THE SERVICE
and Extracts Of the Report on
.as :, Mes. Important Branches
.f the Government
90, WASHINGTON DISPATCHES
EaG 8 lSisr.

S.a:ars q gli''' :,
....,,p3sn, ..,r ba, obtained proof
~ annual report Of Commis
q. ......,,I ~ Revenue Jos. 5. Miller
+. ... '-.'.r scar ended jane 80 1885;
-..'. '...,>ssslirsIy yOluminoo' and
"a +, .o., { together il excellent
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-23

With sickle made out of the sharp edges
OF the broken glass OF bottle and demjjohn
they are cut down, and there are whole
swsthes of them, whole wiDroWs OF them.
and it takes all the hospitals and peniten.
tiaries and grayeyards and cemeteries 10
hold this harvest of hell. Some Of you are
going down under this evil and the never
dyipa worm of alcoholism has wound
around you one of its coils, and By next
New Years day it will have another coil
around you, aud it viii after while put q
coil around your tongue and coil around
your brain and coil around your foot and
coil sFound yeuT heart; spd sonae day
this never-dJing worm viii with ons spring
tighten all the coils at once, and in the last
twist Of that awful coHvoIution you viii cry
out, "0b, my God" and be gone. The
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-23

THE CLAPPISG CONES BEFORE The HISS.
The world cheers before it damrs. So, i
is said, tie deadly ssp tickles before i
stings. Going up is he2 Hurrah Stand
back and let bis gslloppiDg horses dash by
a whilrlSind Of plated harness aud tiuk
ling hesdgear and arched neck. DnnI
deep Of his madeira and cognac. Boas
of how well you know him. All hats OF
as he posses. Iask fer days snd years il
the sunlight Of his prosperity. Goint
down is he? Pretend 10 be nearsighled st
that you cannot see him ss be walks past
When men ask you if yo1 know hin, hal
and hesitate as though you we're trying Z
call up q dim memory, and say, well
ye-e-s, YES, believe / once did know him
but have not seeH him for a loUg while
Cross q diff, rent ferry from the one wher
7ou ussd to NEE. him, les: he ask fo
! financial help. When you started in hfi
! he spoke good word for yo1 at the banl
Talk down his credit now thst his fortune
are collspsing. BE put big name on t1
of your notes; :sil bin that you hsv
changed ycur mind about sue
things and that you rever endorse. Afte
q while his matters come 10 dead ha
and an assignment or slspsusien OF she
IFS sale takes place. You say: "a
ought to have stopped sooner. Just as
expected. BE made too big q splash
the world. Glad the balloon has burs,
Hs-haI Applause ss be went up. sibilant d
, riaion when he came down. Men shl
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-29

Twelve months clip. light fine and medium,
l6c; fine heavy To light. la lic: SIX months, ~
a lie; fall, fine heavy. l0d l2c; fall, light, fine
medium, l2d lic; coarse. "a he
lIdcs-No. heavy int. dry. per n lic; Ne.
heavy flint. dry, per N lie; No. light Hint lsc
No. > light Hint, per n 81 bulls and heavy, dam
aged, per H. So calf skins and badly damaged,
per II id6c; green, sailed. sound, per ID &c
butchers, green, per III Bic.
Hides from fallen cattle generally bonght
"fat," bringing about l2ic when weighing over
10 pounds each; when sold ON selection they
bring from lOl Ia lac, according 10 grade, hut
generally grade No. , II will, therefore, I've To
peltrlcs-Dccr skins, per III l2d lie; antelope
skins per 10 he: goat skins, each, 100 2Oc sheep
pclts, according TO amount of wool 2c M
shcarlings, according Ia amount OF Wool, % lOc
Mexican sheep pclts Sd Toe. McNican sheep
pclts. improved fla l2c Mexican sheep shear.
liugs &C.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-29
Houston & Texas Central R'y

The only All steel rail line In the state.
The only line In TcNns running Two daily pas
srngcr trims each way with Pullman Parlor
ears on day trains aud Pullman Sleeping cars
on night trains and. with It's connections, forms
the onlS double daily route from Northern and
Central Texas to New Orleans, where immcdi'
ate connections are made With through car
lines for all points North and East
The shortest line between Texas. Kansas lily,
hannibal and ~, Louis; and favorable routes
via Dcniron and Missouri Pacific Railway 10
Kansas city, Hannibal or 81, Louis to all points
East, North and West
Through slecpcrs every day each way between
New Orleans and 81. Louis via Lafayette, Ia.
Houston, Dallas, sherman and DcnisOn, Texas
and thence via Missouri Pacific Hallway,
through the Indian Territory, VIA Fort scott,
Kan, and Sednlia, Mo.
slecpcrs daily, each way, between Houston
and Austin
Through tickets from or TO any point In Great
Britain or continent of Europe Via the Houston
YORK; thence Via North German Lloyd, White
star Inman. State, Rotterdam and italian
Steamship Lines. on sale NJ important stations
on line OF this railway and az Galveston, tuero,
Victoria san Antonio. Marion. Scguin, Nclnhr'
I.atrangc. Columbus, Flatonia. sehucnbcrR,
san Marcus, Round Rock, New BrauhlelS Rock
dale. D.,
RI Persons desiring 10 purchase prepaid
tickets to send Ia friends In Europe VIII save
money by consulting our agents,
a1 For Information a. To rates OF ifelghl'
passage, routes, sc, apply In person or ny irHei
Ia a. %. FLOOD, Ticket Agent. Dallas. IcN''
DAN'L RIPLEY, r. ~; n FNuLkNEH g. T.. ~.
j. WALDO, Pres, Texas Manager Houston, lfN.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-29

phia ipic.
liicc--firm fair demand
Tallow--~tcady.
Rosin--Duli.
Wool-fitm bat quiet; domestic necccs 900
3dc; pulled ild&Ic, Texas 0ag2c.
Pork--Stcady family mess slI 9ia II 10
lArd-falriy active: spot Vi mi. August a "A
az -; september ~ Ssa6p 90.
LIVE STOpk
liccycs--Rcccipts, y ear load lots for rxnor.
tallon and ear loads for the market: nnthlnv
doing In cattle yard. dressed beef ruled dull M
IaaN,c for slaughtered sides.
'Shecp-lleccipls 100; dull with limited bust.
ness ordinary 10 good sheep sold al 50 Ma ~,
poor to choice lambs at 50 6aG 20
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-29

Bccycs-Corn fed range from - to BE- per
pound.
Grass fcd-2i@Ilc.
Muttou--( hocc. ga 2tc
stock cattc-'rhc prices in stock cattle vary.
according TO locality where raised. We quote
different localities ~ follows
I'anhandle-Striclly first cltse ycarlngs per
head, so OOd IL %; two year olds, 80 U0G2n ~,
COWS aud calves, $40 %.
Western TcNns--lcarling-, Yll O0d II %; two.
year old-, so Ood Ii 90 COWS and calves, 20 w
~ "a 90
central Texas lcarngs 9 GOA 10 10; two.
year. olds, Sl3 O0aii 90; CONS aud calves, SsI ~
70 - 90
southern ycNas-Ncarlings, 81 O0a0 10. two
ycar.olds, Sl2 OaI3 M; COWS and calves. 80 M
a - 90
Eastern TcNas--Ncartng 50 GOA M; two
year old- $40 GOA IL 90; COWS and calves, SIS M
u ~ o.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-29
LOCAL MARKETS.


Mrnte--Sugar. cured hanrs iOic; sugar cured
clear sides bacon lie; short cleur bacon 'f' =
short clear dry salt lie; Meats OF all kinds eN'
cited and higher.
~ %: half bbls No l. 20 80; No. = ~ au' WINE
ish. No. l half .bbis, " 50; No. =, ~ s3i drlrd
herrlngs per box, iOc cod hsh, sic,
Iard-fierces. lie: bOh cans, SCI s0h cans,
sic; ION cans, sc an cans, SIC. - cans, Ne
Tea-imperiai, loa 60c gunpowdcr, 5DF ioc.
~ugar-fiue powdered bbls, SO do hall bills
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-29
,'cHANGE.
...,st Was Only Moderate
Yesterday Cotton
ruchanged.
4 ,.,. opened Duii, Hut RAJ
receipt Of unfn'orab'r
rpp REPORTS


y
July rs. 80 Government
lnd steady.
one Of the most active
n,ay bond market that has
~ months past. The total
1. 700 600. Erie second CON
H.,od ~ s27, 900, during which
10 50, closing l lower, with
81 for the day of 3 per cent
4 a,.,s we're traded in to the
!, W 1000, from Az down to
4 !, ,Rc latter quotations, 4 loss
1 are generally higher.
\ -, has been somewhat
wi At times feverish,
4 y y" whole moderately ac-
,c instances fractional adj
A made ip the early dealings.
followed by a decline
pucd during most OF the fore
3ar prices down l to : per
.,aching the lowest quotations
Wilh a less active market
hccame firm and with only
',e,ions so continued during
1, hut with few exceptions
H.. were only partially re-
i. of to.day's market indi-
4 that the announcement of
f'enl of the troubles be-
New York Central \
4. has been very fully
4 MS shown by n
H. in the prices of the two
In directly Interested. The
hr that there is a possibility
i difficulty in bringing about II
bent of the affairs of the West
although no one doubts that
, street is concerned the mat
h.
MONEY.
Iulv gs.--Moncy, on call, easy at
&rlnlr mercantile paper idj; for
Il dull at = ~ for sixty days
!denaud.
EXCHANGE,
\. July gs.-Ncw York sight ~ %
F., prime bankers sterling - Sli.
STOCKS.
July ss-Thc following were the
n quotations at the New York
IL. sbgs uffnrnnpn
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-29
PROVISIONS, LIVE STOCK
Kansas City.

Kansas City.
II pRODECE.
~ july -Whcat-Steadicr. cash
"a ia nc september, 700 sOic.
N N cash, 35c asked; August, &c ,
n h bid,
pinal; 25chld.
LIVE STOCK.
Nock Indicator reports;
.f clpls 200 very dull and weak with
\ tendency; exporters, - 90aJ 40;
N shipping, y Sdb u common
lat ~; stOckcrs and feeders, 90 %
sd I! OSd3 30.
g lpls $500; steady, closing stronger
q%clpls 500; steady for good ones
nultons, Y 25d2 so, common Ia
MO! 10.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-29
Galveston.

GALVESTON, TIN, July 2s-spol closed
quiet.
Gross receipts bales; sales bales; cV.
ports none; stock 9l5 bales,
Ordinary sac good ordinary 9ar; low mid
ding asc; middling 95e, good middling lOlc;
mddling fair i0lC
Futures quiet hut steady, ruled steady and
closed quiet and steady, to points higher
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-29
New York.

- 'bfltIs
Ia tribe lower with i'm o la,ori
n bs ~ns opened heavy ind lower
Iess sae, and advanced. closIne iIrm
JalSio elevator; eilc, 10 arrive
aoilnlnal August aeamic,
H. y g,p,, ,,,mecr 81 OOl al Oit, closing
4 i " y.i'a G5a, closing 81 Gn.
n" ! g better, fair export demand
4 No s1c lower, later advanced.
h Jnls r s.aSsie elevator; J2i "a A3l 6
ScpienaIn..' nai August 5li'd 52sc,
ri,a r,1oer " sale, closing i2ic.
i DIVISIONS, Rrc. '-''
kags: i, sSer and moderately active
Nils. IVY 49, August = isS I -
tiai a ~ october II a0d7 Is; No
II s,rn Suoui steady refined easier,
\ anAs,as Yellow lsa6c OH Sc. mo1i,I
\ Al lop u \ essle; confectioners' i
srans sna cru shcd sia6se pow
'"'eu btaelc; cubes $50
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-29
Grnin aud prodnce.

Whcat-Choicc 15o 500 medium. Glo IN. .uals,
~ a BE; barley, Ia i0c, rye. --, sotn i0daOc
bale hay, $40 Goa IL CO. bran, SOC pcr l0i chops,
Il OOdl - per 100.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-29

IyFupoor. July eS--Spot closed steady
though samcW hat irregular
Ordinary Is l6d good ordinary old, low
middling SD; middling uplands I'D mlddling
Orleans q l6d.
Total sales 5000; American 900
Imports, 5000; American, 1900.
Futures closed quiet but steady ITO points
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-29

| NEW ORLEANS, IA, July ss.-Spot closoh
easy
Ordinary l.iBc. good ordinary 9j-lGc; low
nddling Toe mlddlmg 10 5-l6c good middling
/ l0lC; midding fair n Lite.
Sales iT5i bales.
Futures closed steady, 3 10 u points higher.
-IAn hllnA
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-29
New York.

NEW York, July 2s.-spol closed quiet, l6c
higher
Sales So baes.
Ordinary SIZE; good ordinary Ole: low mid
ding 10 S.t6c middlng lClc, good middling
10 II. lBc middling fair HE,
Futures closed quiet but steady, I 10 points
higher.
Sni
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-29
Missouri Pacific Railway.

Direct route Fast Via ~. lous. Two tralnS
daily between 81, Louis and san Antonio with
out change At Kansas CITY Union Depot
passengers for kansas, Colorado, New Mexico
and California connect with Express Traine for
all lines. At AtchlsOn connection II, mOde with
Express Trains for all points la kansas and
Nebraska. At Omaha connection II mndr with
all lines leading to the North aud West. 81
pcrior accommodations fast tlmp. pillliusn
Palace Cars run through II, Iouis Via Scdaiin
daily. For maps time tables, rates, etc, call
On OF address any of the Ticket Agents, OF
n. 4. ilhGlIhS.
Passenger Agent. Houston, Texas.
u. W. MCCTLLOL tiH
Gen Pass. and Ticket Ngt, GALVESTON. Tex.
H.. ", IL Sh,
Ngent, Fort Nonth. TsNns.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-29

Louisiana grnnulatcd, Sc, standard A. lie:
choice white, &c yellow clarified Sc
htce-.l.oulsiana, q, a IV,
Salt--t oarse, In bags, Il Ddl AOs dine. In bags
lahe, IN Nat hoop barrels, - 10: pockets
wa Iic.
canned t'oods-prlces per dozen Pine az.
pies' standard u ~ peaches, standard > lbs.
u ~; ibs'' y sNas 10; seconds, > lbs, 81 80; .
IDS " 10; tomatoes, standard, lbs, a ~;
seconds, los, ----; lbs. y 30; green corn,
- lOa ~ green peas, " -; gooscbcrrics. 4 -
"a ~, raspberrics, y 300 Is; oysters, mll
weight, H., ~ 70; = ~, - 10; light weight |
h'' SOC H. y 20 salmon, J NJ, II 80 90; >
No., = markcrel' D., Wcotl W sardincs.
nnct'an 7. w case imported, Sls eea " "a
case strawbcrricS, H., II 40; hlRckhcrric-,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-29

9 The Central odicc. on application will fur.
nish subscribers messenger hoNs To run on
pyramids, charging for the scrVicrcf nDssengcr
20 cents for the nrsi half hour foe en..h al
ditional half hour. or fractional purt thcrroi
iNcCnts.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-29
II. Louis.
PRODUCE.

IT.. ANNiAA
Wy &-Flonr-Dull; family So 20
Il, ~ @di "; fancy s. 10do 20
|'eher and active: opened 4 to ,c
Ial receipts and lower markets
y soon reacted and under an
. advanced buoyantly and closed
NV Yesterday, No. 2 red cash
3% Wci August 9TlaaSlc,
wsc bid; september 80 ~
using at 81 00l: Octo.
NJ closing at 81 OF; No. > red
anu . fraction better, more buy
~ no. : mixed cash ALA ilac /.
" august ELLA I2sc; september
VoN 'ild'lic, closing al the out
pal slow; No. . mixed cash -,
d n, August 2Sla 23lc; year 23c.
4 ynlet at q 25G2 80.
4 but slow,
f'cady nj 81 IL.
n PROVISIONS
sOou oonsumptlyo demand for
$oslO 20.
4 -i,a"ngclcar IS 20; short ribs 50 so
mai at s. Is. '''
~ lkllNooS HOARD.
" and unchanged.
Z " nat not lower.
4 LIVE STOCK.
H. s'ps 200; supply more liberal
kb,sneu steers continue steady al
4 1 eas, srassers and all poor grade
4 y a shipping steers 81 sGa q %
4 Is, q ~, .id . ~; good native butche.
4 ~ MIXED butchering stock - 4
'Nas steers - Wdi u; do. COW.
\ 'p'' $500; active and armcr a
m dip,I KIN, ZOO good fat sheep wanted
NM ~, common 10 medium native
!" choice 81 OOo . 80; TeNu
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-29
Wool.

BoSToN, July 9S.--WoOl--Dcmand good and
prices ilrn; ohio aud PENNSYLVANIA nccces lga
We for y and NN,with choice selections higher
Michigan fceccs 2Sc for \ Ohio line dclainr
and new cOmbing sIaGc unwashcd wool lso
22c pulled 30d3Oc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-29

PRODUCE.
'uitAGo, July 2S.-flOur- Dull aud mn.
changed.
whent--Opcncd easy, declined .c. due ia duh
and weak cables, rallied on bad crun reports
advancing lie, and closed ic higher than vestrt
day; July dS5ic, closed SIZE. AuVust A,sa
Sidc, closed STA size. September 49, . cole
closed oOc. October 9ldV2Ac, closed Qsic
torn--puict hut nrln. opened easier rallied
lc and finally closed 10 A. higher than Nesipr
day cash $50 l6ic; July l5i i8lc closed d.,
i6sc august l5la i1lc, closed l5ic: september
t3d i5lc closed 45lc,
PROVISIONS
Pork-fairly active. 10 to l5c higher; cash
10 s9,a 10 W august $40 l7ial0 81, september
Iard--firm, & TO ne higher: cash 81 as,S6,i,
august - OOdb 5Ii september 81 b0d a. 67i
Boxed Mcats-Stcady; dry snltcd shoulders
= s9di 9O short rib - G5d5 67l short clear
81 0Od6 10.
AFTERNOON uoNHp.
Whcai--Easicr at Rc lower
uorn-Steady; july lc higher
POrk--5c lower.
Lard-2lc lower.
LIVE STOCK
lrovcrs' Journal reports;
Caulc--iccclpts, 600 natives ruled steady :
shipping steers - 5Od5 Is; siockcrs and feed
crs 81 2Odl 30. cows, bulls and mixed II 75a
40 through Texas cattle lOc lower al - 7Oa
%.
Hogs Receipts i2.cOO; active and 10 10 lSc
shecp-Rcccip- 1900 market steady: natives
u nOoi lOi Texans ~ 15d3 90
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-29
New Orleans.

pRODUCE.
NEw OnLENNS, IA, July 2s.--Fl0ur-- Easier,
hui not quOtably lower; choice - 10:
fancy ~ 10; extra fancy s. l2i Minnesota raj
50 80.
Corn-Quict and weak; mixed 56l a51c yellow
asa 6Or, white Gle
Oats-Dull. weak and lower ut iGd I7c
Corn Mcal-Quict and weak at y G0a2 t5
Hay-Stcady; prime sl7 O0a 400; choice as M
al