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The Arizona sentinel., 1885-11-07
III.

an Internal circular, not having enough in
terest to write something especially adapt
ed to my case. | want nothing to do with
a man who is as formal and heartless as
that" He was not aware of the existence
of the typewriter, and thought the matter
was printed.-ChriStidn AdUOcGte.
The Arizona sentinel., 1885-11-07
Removing an Objection.

The negro is an initiative creature. The
white man does nothing which the negro
does not initiate. Sam Johnsing and Jim
Webster, who own the shanties in which
The Arizona sentinel., 1885-11-07

A coachman whom a jwe,ler on Fifth
avenue suddenly raised 10 the post of waiter
at dinner party when a sudden resignation
had left the place vacant within an hour of
The Arizona sentinel., 1885-11-07
Reasonably Qualified.

Chief of Detective Bureau-You wish
employment on the force eli? How would
you proceed in delicate interview.
Applicant-O, I'd skirmish adroitly for
The Arizona sentinel., 1885-11-07

"A South Carolina negro Justice has
ruled that the taking of mans water
melons is not larceny.
The Arizona sentinel., 1885-11-07

the assembling OF the guests, was de GIFTED.
The host was delighted TO tud that an OLD
dress coat and vest would flo the c0achman,
and ten minutes was speuti ir acquaintine
the servant with the usages OF polite society
at dinner. Among other things the host
told the coachman that he was on no ac-
count to ask any of the guests to be helped
a second time to soup. The guests took
their places at the table, and the soup was
quite creditably served. The coachman
observed that one gentleman pushed his
plate of soup away from him. The servant
leaned over and drew the plate back again
in front of the gentleman, who i'll turn
D.. he'd = From n:-- T1,ie diSnlpasnd the
c.a.frtu fe ..t u -w 2 breach oi
decer.. the .-." .Ats g7gr soup.
soar, said la .I Ha. ta.as yat u s-'
do more. Tho b
Ha.srae. I-. Courses.
Pred aged eleven. .a E.fa's young man.
Say. Mn -r 1g ..- WAS an awful rain
yesterday, WASH / it.
Smiley-It was heavy shower, Freddy.
Fred-Was you caught out in it?
Smiley-Oh, no! l remained III the bank
until it ceased.
Fred (triumphantly)-There, Eliza, dc
The Arizona sentinel., 1885-11-07

"Reassure yourself, madam" said
the gentleman; ''reassure yourself,
madam. Your husband is not con-
cerned, save through you, and that, L
hope, pleasantly. Your name was Burns
before you were married."
Eyes. sir, Hannah Burns"
.Do YOU remember dates well?"
"No. SIR"
You have, perhaps, record of FAM
lily events-your own birth, your par
ents' marriage, your grandfather
death?"
Hannah Gneldt wonderingly replied:
81 have mothers Bible, and they tell
me it's all there"
"How far backP"
''To grandfathcr's birth, l believe
Grandfather Burns. He had only one
child; and l am the only one my par
ents ever had. Oliver set down our
wedding day and our two boys birth
days -
"And your great grandfather-th
record of his death is there?"
II don't know; you may see. Wait,
I'll call my husband.
Going to the door, Hannah took
down a horn, used for that purpose,
and uttered a call, which brought
Oliver Gneldt home from the field at
once.
He also felt alarmed, but explana-
tions euieted him. Almost as aston
ished as his wife, he brought out the
Bible.
The death of my wife's great-grand-
father, Zebulon Burns, is not here" he
said. The first record is in his hand,
| believe. 1t is the birth of his eldest
child"
So it proved, and the lawyer looked
disappointed.
You can not remember the day of
his death?" he said. Il mean the date
of it."
''He died long before l was born"
said Hannah, ''and, though rich, left
nothing to grandfather. They had
quarrelled, believe. He told odd
stories of him. He must have been
very eccentric, and servant or house
keeper had great influence over him /;
she had the property, Margery-
Margery-"
'Margery WILDER, 1 think" said the
lawyer.
''Yes," said Hannah, "I remember
now"
"You are quiet people, not likely to
talk too much" said the lawyer. Il
will tell you something. We have found
something. We found will among the
effects of legal gentleman who died
very suddenly in a fit of apoplexy.
Don't hope to much, mind. A will in
your favor, as your fathers only child"
Hannah clutched her husbands hand.
cit was written on his death-b bed, dated
the 10th of March, IL, and leaves all
his property q VOW father, his GRAND
son. then a boy Hush fou' hope too
much 5far-ey Wilbur or her heirs
now .oiG this property under g VIII
date@ -erca -. L.
"A later viii" . 1.i~--. 'tErrn.
of course lhor are lHe ~5ghuul posses
The Arizona sentinel., 1885-11-07

L Man Who Went frt8 tne TX business
Because the P1.l H us~d o Lay
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-03-12

bowels. Moreover, it cradiCales malarial
complaints of an obstinate tyre, and stauds
alone unequalled among our national remee
dies. For sale by all Druggists and Deal
ers generally.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-03-12
FARMING,

Says Mr.. NJ. Stahl, is an occur
patton broad enough to give play to
every faculty. Give your business
all you have to give and you will find
need for yet more. Stick to it and il
alone De not take up side issues
nor become an agent Tor something
Farming is enough of itself for any
man, and just as you put your heart
in your work you will find more mon
ey, more pleasure and more content
ment. Have right conception of
your business and stick to it. DO
not exchange it for business in the
city you have no experience with
unless you desire to become poor
and helpless, as nine of every ten city
men from the country always do.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-03-12

A young lady at. Forest City, Ser
ia county, Cal, while fast asleep, got
out Of bed, partly dressed, picked up
lantern, and started for her home
at Minnesota, in the same county.
She passed some terribly bad and
steep roads, and finally arrived at
Kanaka Creek, two and half miles
from her starting point, in safety, but
just before stepping upon the foot
bridge to cross it she stumbled, and
the jar woke her up. She compre-
hended the situation very quickly.
ane preceded on to Minnesota, reach
ing home some time before daylight.
For some days previous to the above
event the girl had been suffering from
homesickness.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-03-12
c.H. MONTGOMERY, MD.
KIDNEY TROUBLE.
SCROFULA.

DR.. /. A Guild, Of Atlanta who owns a large
nursery and vineyard, has lad on his place
who was cured of stubborn case OF Scrofula,
with one single bottle Of b. b B. Write to him
about the the case.
Frank Joseph, 2i5 Jones street, Atlanta, has a
son who had slouglng scrofulous ulcer Of the
neck, and lad lost hair and eye-sight, finding no
relief. One bottle Of b. y. b. healed the ulcer,
eradieated the poison from his blood, restored
his oye-sight, and placed him on the road to
health
booHGlled with wonderful proof from the
very hest class.of citizens, and recommendations
from the leading Drug Trade Of Atlanta, mailed
free to any address. B. b. b. only year old
and is working wonders. Large bottles 81 90 or
six 800. Sold by Druggists Expressed on re-
ceipt Of price
BLOOD BALM CO., Atlanta, Ga
For Sale by II. H. Norlhcutt, Marietta, Ga
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-03-12
NJ A RTE TT A


N"TFV0TVV VI'V ~ IIIV7'+7' 1I77u7O'I
j. A. G. ANDERSON, Proprietor.
FgNHE BEST OF VEHICLES, THE
safest of drivers and the fastest of
horses are always ready, night and day for
hire. No man or woman or child ever has
given me call in the past who has been
nor shall any ever in the future be, dissatis-
fled with my teams or the men in my en-.
ploy. Everything and every body about
me are a No /.
have cheapened my charges proportion
ate to the stringency of the times For
references as to the truth Of what say as
to the turneouts and charges, 20 to my
friends, which means the public generally.
Parties hiring are strictly responsible for
the safety OF themselves vehicles and
horses. J. 4 G. ANDERSON.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-03-12

The littest sub
iects for fever and
ague, and remit
tents, are the de>
bilitated, bilious
and nervous To
such pers o n S,
llostetter's Stom>
ach Bitters affords
adequate protec
ton by increasing
vital stamina and
lne RESISTANT pow
er of the cOnstitu
ito n, n n q b y
checking irregu
larities of the liv-
er, stomach and
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-03-07

' " UrTlE
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-27
BnlIdine mAssrla.

AUEHN n--IlouEn IumbsT, boxing, ~ irele,
and 1ndsF, nrut-claAB, slS stripping. HJa, giS
boxing and flooring, clears, S2b; thlok cieeZ
IL and TX, 81; rough lumber, second ulas
glb ioiEt and RcapLings oulln, y 90
aIprFo-FlrSt COMMON white pine, ESQ %
second do, tN.50; third do, vs.; po2ler, W
a 10; native pine " u.s. 40 a. w. nHrVe
DHEssEo LuNBEB--IsoTing u inenss and
under, Us OOfbH 90 DO NxS, rs 0OD1 %
scNntling, jOtN or any common lump
va O0e27 So boxing over "a inohsa, 80
10 50, thick eleRrh, ~ tolIfand 2, 81 D0E2 80
second ciasa any kind, W..
DRMfaED AND MkTnnED FL0oRISu--Elff
ciGss ~; second ciGss, t22bD.
WHITE PINE FURgIsHIHQ LUhe ah-l1ii
and inch white pine, U0 inch no, W.
CEILIao--BAADKD ON PL1Jn-rfiIht opA
mon white pine, ~ ~ "a DC, ~ .byiso 40. ~
poplar, 81, e28 7.bo. poplar, Il, pS(D3EsV
rAiiyspins *, SiA. DO ~ tlo.
rorLAE LyHBsE.--'ika ~, sna inan "
i snISsLEs- white pins A. 60; DO shsdSa .
a rs, DO extra NO. I, $40; cypress, best IN
fIEna, IS, DO No. q sf.2s DO No. ., ss.so; nayiv
sswsd heart, ys snpei ~ $3.50,
square % dat O. yellow pine 40 u 'As
LIMA OxsEEET, Ezo..-LAtne Aussin, {.
Ger bbl. Cament. LocisTsilo az fsoeoohle, % y
psr Dbl; PoTLlsnd. u psL bbl, flAEtsi f4iA
Nsw York OF Michigan, "a res En- FlAxtn
IA asIoK.--sirsDroof $50 psrH
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-27

shu IEOR, % 5o. = norway, saa No, q
shsot Iron, tEca No. n y ansel rom b1<,
saiyariEed slisst iron, 9Qtglfe.; No, = Haod
III. R0. i X do, Isc,; AK foonnG TN, Va
miSt6, HrD and lBIi< pat DO. STttb
lnneps wire ~ per oent. on. tinnel.e ei0ol
fortv ogr cont on; cook htOYef glth WAR
40 6tz26O0: DO. with trimmings, flt ooESlu
Wool WORK. Wagon azlon. b)csStlW
tongufa. s,c9fl o.; sing stress, 81 10 polgtal.
glas erokes e. 7b1s bO fclloea, q ho192
D0nbiefreaN, o. y5Dl "; neck yoket, ~ ~
2B0; pillow beams t1st1Jc.; ploW hAraiei, y 2
SslBgs handles, o. 1904 81.
~fgklIs N % kOe. bakis lDds--BuT1eD nofb'
niic0, per EoI, 50 Ks. Perkins 90, " boi Wall
a. dn. o. 30; burden mule, u co. rortnWesi
en- morse ElOs nAiin, 10. 4, 60, no, ., N,r.' "
&. "a, NO. 4, els, No, ., l0o.i elsAtel' 1oJ y
iSs s1s, Aiu SS 90 No e.. no g. 2ie., No.
az AxKs@s. k. pss iossn, q s0sle %; Lake
Il OOa9 s1t Hacl1eanacs. 60 N&lW : COY
RSFki8 EKAToRs.--r CllmEE ~ G.
No. b DO, ~ 90; 30. do.. ms no. : 40 .
ELIANKoUs-rrssoe chains, az ,
oair. I8gcs plOW sing stress. per DOT, ~
NOV doublst7oes, pnk dozen W w slot
bsllT. 30 per cent. on door locks Bs3FgV
wood ssfeWs, % and 10 psr cent. on Lf GA
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-27
Groceries.

aGAn sugar CURED harar. NE, r. ~. 4.
ascon, llsfo; s. C.bsoon, bA.o. 80 dry salt,
FlsR--M aoxerol, IuS kits, no. 1, 500 Eo
!, 800 half bbls,, No. /, tS.o0; No. a. s460
Hhito iiah, No l, hlf, bills, 1910, No, 2, asa
i ISaDrsisss 90 "a and ss can cam, ~,
ON oansr slsc.; ION Gang Sxoi sn cans. s'ko
tair, lie; prime Rio, uHo; fancy, Ice. OLD
government JRvn, 80
rEA--ImpeTiRi 4OQOO; Ecnpowdsr. eO@7O
eueAR-fins p0wdofed, .hbls- sc.;. %
nall obls., sac; cut loaf, Bet granulatsd
staLiard $780,. Louisiana Eranulated, - !.
standard a, 40! choice white, 'c yellow
clarified, 69{t 6p1o.
RIuE-~LoulniRnR, 0t37c.
SAIT--ConIHe, In bags. sl.2s3l,tO; ms N
tsgt, - lake IN uat hoop hbls,, $40
pocket1, SHGeT1So
sppiee, standard, sl.eS; Peaches, standard. Z
lbH,i sl.e5; Q .bn., y2,2beb25I seconds na
gl.5o, DE-, " 10; Tomatoes, standard. 2 Ds.
corn, s.iosisS Green ''T psas ", 30; aooss
oyaterr isii Weight. y. N.i5; ~, ss.iS; iis3
S Ssi,,5 ~ &C., d. EiS a ssI%sr' =
tsO2f.lo sardinSa. American, N.oj case
imported, qls. 0O6Dla.0Q casa. strawberries, z 70.
n.tO@-@e. Bleckberriss, $50. Green gaRss
BARrns PowDxn. silver Loaf 40 cane
per dozen, DO; IN, do, VI 50! IN do, " 30
an. do, Ell or, do. el2,
aukpRIEs- starch, 40. eeap. common
40: German olive, b1zc. Candida, fall bpSos
| lbjxc hElvea. @; quartsra O. Indigo. S6o ID
Rlueing, .GU dosen. Colemnn'o mustard
sl.a0s9SS.60 doBsn. Mhocaroni imported, bon
| American. e.0O box. Huckse, two hoops
| e2OO doJsn.woll buckets. fi.01 doHsn Broon1F
sl.7t<os.25 doEsp, brilliant oil. bills, 1901 20
| pion, do, 29c.; do, 36 cases " % Brilliant
| rs cases, 81 20: do, l-l2 cason, % u,
FLOUR - stanagd'n Hoyai Patent t6 .
| per l0c lbs. e. %, No asa, MOI t 70. Corn ms
per bughel, $50; Bofainy and grits, y Dbl
| " %. Oatmeal, hall bbl.. * 10. Crack y
whsat, y q. Sc; Craokern SODA, $50
xxx coda, ex'.; cream shca y'nesT unsp'
| s. sfnnn ms. u
| PELTRIHs- Deer Bkins, v n lbD1H ante OF
| SKINS, =, n l0Glsc; goat skins, each, I0@ii
sheep pelts, according 70 amount OF WOO
| 2lc1 up; BhearlingG, according 10 aInonnt Q
| wool. G9l0 Mexican sheep pelts, e8l0s
Mexican Aheep potts, improved, iiEl2c. Har
| lean sheep shearlings, &c.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-27
TIE GAZETTE: FORT WORTH, TEXAS. FRIDAY MARCH 81.

March s. 40: April 81 S5@7 10, Nav
" 45i June 81 50@7 60.
sugaf-Dull ana easy; EnglisS
Islands 4lc; fair to good refining 4.ta
4yc; T, fined steadier; G 4g@4Ic: extra
C5@5lc; white extra C5l C35l; yellow
l3@lsi OF A - Ice; mould A Be-;
standard A . E; confeotiOnere' A 5 l3. ID
95sc; cut-loat and crushed s 7-I6 @6ic;
powdered 6@6l q; granulated Go.
Molasses- Easier; refining l7..
Rice-Q liet and unchan aed,
Rosin-Quiet, Sl.20@L22l.
Turpentine--Dull al size
Pork-Steady at l3@lS(c.
Cut Mests--Dull; long clear mid
ling 6Se.
Lard Quiet, spot 81 III; April,
u 1907 Is; May, 81 20@7 "a.
LIVE STOCK
Beeves-No fresh offerings; no trad.
ing beef cattle; dressed beef dull, 7aC@
| pc for pnor prime sides
SHEEP Receipts $500; shade firmer.
- 1000 IS for sheep; IS 6097 90 for
yearling lambs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-27
uountrr l,rnnue..

POTATOES Irian. ger bushel. 81 51, barrel
81 90. Onions, per hbl. He0 " ~ yellow, . %
rugnits white, per Dbl. " %; hltsrbeER v 70.
1sanh. n. r. n1sc bbs,, a. ISIS
nodinin psr bbl., y o.. stoAll, par Dbl, Y
baif bb.. tued.. ~ 81; nAIf bbl., einall, - ~
Cheese, hall vfoatn, l61fos fall cream "
PeAnuta, 100 CIDER baii.Dol,i 90 B CSh'
bage, per ID, ia crate, e
1SuiTBI-l4snA t2bg o. IS par aoAs
Young chickens. q 5OD2 10 Turkeys 20 70 .
gOaf.-.Psr eoEsi. Zoe. ,-
FrsGh oOantrY buttar, choice, D022So'i
,lfssnlery s54S7s<e.i ola outtsfi s1lvei ole :
nArkanno. o.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-27
Kansas Uity.

PRODUCE.
KANSAS Cry, Mo-, March &c.
Wheat-Higher; cash SAFE; April 65c
bid; May 66,c; June 6Slc
Corn-St-ady; cash 3ls@3l3c; April
SIC bid; May $3.50.
Oats-Dull and nominal; SSe bid.
LIVE STOCK.
The Live Stock Indicator reports:
Cattle-R Receipts / 100; q rmer, 5 to l0e
higher; exports S. 20@5 40; good TO
choice shipping 81 S0G45 Is; common
to medium 81 5000 70; feeders $4 90
"a so; cows So 00@3 85
Hogs-Recelpts 440; opened higher,
closed weaker; "a lO@4 40
Sheep-Receipts 1900; steady; fair TO
good muttons 81 80 @3 25; common to
medium 81 5000 %
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-27
FOR RENT.

4 heavy mint, dry, y n lilo; No. light nint
100. no. 2, light Mint, y D 70; bulls AZ
heavy, Damaged, v n y; calf skins and badl
damaged. y ~ 1880; green aalttd, sound
&c butnherB, green, y d bHc
Hides nom fallen cattle generally bought
na,," bringing about l2hc, when weighing
over 10 pounds each, When sold ON selsc
ton they bring from l0l< 10 nc. according 70
grade but generally grade NO. 2, ~ VIII
therefore be 10 the interest OF the htockinen
10 sell them mat
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-27
Chicago,


CHICAGO, ILL.,. March 26.--Flour-
Firm and unchanged
Wheat-Excited, very unsettled;
opened strong, &c to 10 higher, de.
eiined 13c, avanced lac, declined 4c,
advanced &c, 1uctuaLed and closed
about az yesterday; March 75i@
77,o, closed 76i@763c; April 75l@771c,
closed 76.@77c; May s0s@S2lc, closed
Slsc; June s2B@S4lc, closed s5Bc.
Corn-Fair demand; opened TO 20
higher, declined 4c, rallied &c, closed
about as yesterday; cash 3S4@401c;
March or April 8S@Ss!c, closed 3SIc;
May Al. @424c, closed 42s.
PROVISIONS
Pork-Active, unsettled; advanced
1870, early declined .5t, rallied l7.c,
closing strong; cash Sl2 00@12 5;
April $l2 05@l2 0T1; May $l1 97i@
II 22l, closed $l2 Is.
Lard-Steady; closing a shade high.
er, cash or April Sc 77.@6 so; May
So s7l@6 9s4.
BuiR Meats-Fair demand; should
ers 81 50@4 co. short ribs SO 60: short
clear So 5000 40
LIVE STOCK.
Drovers' Journal reports:
Hogs-Receipt- 10000; fairly active
DC higher; 81 35@4 20
Cattle-Receipts 5000; brisk and
strong at TO- advance; 1850 TO 1900
POUNDS 81 1905 so; Texans 81 O0@
5 90.
Sheep-Reeeip 5000; steady, infer
Tor grades slo% at 81 30@3 IS; me.
dunn So 2594 90; good to extra "a %
MS5 90
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-27

NEW ORLEANS, La, March 90 -
Spots closed steadier; sales $3.50 bales.
Low ordinary l-i6c;Ordinary l-l6ci
good ordinary 10 l-l6c; low middling
10 5.l6c; midding 10 l6e; good mid
ding 10 1916; middling fair lite; fair
llsc
Futures closed active and steady. ]
TO points higher; Sales, 3S 900 bales.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-27

New YORK.
PRODUCE,

New YORK, March 20 Flour frm.
Whest-Cash opened weak and
closed shade firmer; options opened
steady, Afterwards weakened, declined
to lie, later recovered, leaving ofi
firm after a brisk bueiness, attended
with excitement; No 3 red 500; No 2
rcd 90l@02ic: No. 2 red April SOLO,
9llc. closing 9lsc; May 9li@92s, clos
ing 92sc; June 92@94.c
Corn-Opensd shade better, after
wards fell Off TO 10, closing steadier
with recovery Of TO e; No 3 30;
No. 2, 50C951sc; No. 2 March 49a@50a
closing SOL; April 50@50ac, closing
500; May So @50Ic, closing 504c.
PRoyIsIOEH, ETC
Coffee-Spot fair; Rio quiet; options
5 to 10 points higher and more active
Red No. spot "a S5i GALES Al 500 bsgs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-27

door butts, &C and 10 per cont on; cat ana
timed LAoka, 20 p0T cont on coffee mills, w
Oh. carriage bOitg, 81 AND 10 per cent ont
pillow boltA 30 per cent. OFF piece tin wnre,
ID p6r cent OF deep stamped whYa " pek
cent on, shallow stamped ware, w per esAh
on, lapannsd ware. m per esut OILS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-27
DrpGsAnd
DRUGS

BARR Cinnamon per b IL. Peruvian. Ae7 81
Horax, lao. bi.oEIDonato ~ sodal hngnsn
*. C1ppgraa, Set Cinoninedla. per on y
cts. CASTLE eoap, por y lDelG. Cream tartar,
d. n, por 10 ioQbib. Chalk iuinpi pcr p aDs,
Caioi1si, r. a W, 7sQtsz English, per ID, bot.
ITO included, BIOL %. Cbiofal Hydrals, poi ~
"a, ZOO compositioI powder, per p y.
DoysrB, per 10 tl ~. Epson 9alis por ~ -
"a. Gum oplam' Egi " ~ se s,s a. ~ AZ.
-. Oh. Castor, machine, T0g8g Ola, Castor
psr ga, siaIo2 ,sh ri s % No. ssic quiz.
VA. Aim. s,sss Prescription vials b.
SS s d q s5w e ssas maze. pS Isss ashss
EKtraotg, 70 per cent, on. y, ID. flnia ka ~.
tracts, ~ Ger cent or. Essential oils, hh
LOnis list.
strictly pure white leed. " ~; bpirlta
tuTpontfns, bO9tss. Boiled oil, 61ltbocs
THE sB1nnlr.wfLLiAn o2Lo4s. a.
ivory drop 5nok. is, per ~ lgo, EngiHh
coach black "a. per Id 100; lamp D'nck, ~. eni
black paint, Is. a. .IirnsaiAn Dine, 10. KS, -
80; fUltrainarino blue, -, y, DC blue Peiint
key lumber. IL. 10. raw itallen slennh. 10, ycs
burnt Italian nionna, Ia, o. Nankyke ofowns
"a, "; Paris green, a, gOc; CHROME l. q. 2; =
D. O.. H. 10; American v0IIniiiian, "a, 1Dc; ln-
dian red, u. ili aiugtla rcd, Is, q, ~, 9s,
%; Chrome yeliow. = q. o y. o. H. 1895
Ysllow oetro y, y, ia'ts ~ Z. l q;
aark OAK. isc; Ash, ise. BiseE valiant, issl
Maple iec.
DIsTH'fPKIl onf0A&.
ivory drop black, 40. raw tnTEty qmnsf
10: burnt Turkey unnbtrs 10, rhW lhilan
sienna 100 bnrni italian A.ennA, 2bo, van
dyke brown, 40. 80
fricss Of above made on . bapis of In n,
a, and ID cans, aaS0rtedt ~ y hno 4 ~
cans; balance III ! and 4 10 ,cap4, A.Eosted.
Price IN ~ cans: balance Ia ] ssld ~ cans
assorted Price Ia 8 II cars, 10 less; TX and
~ ID tin % ", ~ lsas 49, ss@s ~ per
ises
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-27
New Orleans.
pROnuCE

Vow
PRODUCE.
NEW ORLEANS, March 2e.-Flour--
Quiet with fair demand; choice Sll5
94 20; fancy 81 30@4 IS; extra fancy
81 90; winter wheat paf-nts 81 800
3 .; Minnesota p p IS 50@5 75; bakers
81 80.
Corn-Quiet; mixed 55@5Gc; white
57c.
oats-steady and quiet; choice
western 475c.
Corn Meal--Fair demand, but at
lower rates 81 IS.
Hay-Quiet; prime l5@lGc; choice
lS@l9c.
PROVISIONS, ETC
Pork-Sieady, better feeling; SIS 90.
Lard-Sieady; with moderate de-
mand; refined tierce 81 90.
Bulk Meats-In fair demands;
shoulders, packed, 81 7094 70; long
clear and clear ribs So 37l(G6 so.
Bscun--Steady with moderate de-
mand; shoulders So 00@5 %; long
clear 81 90; clear rib 81 l21.
Hams-Cholces ugar-cured canvassed
duh at l0@l0lc
Whisky Steady; Western rectified
81 05(9l %.
Cotiee-Dull ;-Rio cargoes, ordinary
to prime, 7l@l04o
Sugar-Steady; open kettle in good
demand; centrifugal quiet; common
to good common 4B@4lc; fair to fully
fair 4s942; prime 10 choice 4J@5sc;
yellow clarified of white 5s@5}c.
Molasses--Ceutrifugal steady with
good demand; common TO good CON-
mon l7@9 DC; fair to good fair 23@25e;
prime to strictly prime 26@S3c
Rice-Quiet; ordinary 10 prime Al
@5sc
Bran-Quiet at S5c.
Cotton seed Oil--Dull; prime crude
So; summer yellow 32c; cake 24l
free on board
A stronger feeling prevails.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-27
Galveston.

GALVESTON. March 20 Spot closed
dull. Gross receipts. 6SS. Sales none
Exports none Stock l06, $50,
Ordinary, 9kc; good ordinary l0bG;
low middling 10 716c; middling,
10 11.16o; good middling, 10 l5-l6c,
middling fair, II 3.l6c.
Futures opened nat, ruled dull and
closed barely steady, . points higher
for April; TO points lower for other
months. Sales 1900 bales.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-27
lower. Sales 6O,50O bales.
Liverpool.

LIVERPOOL, March 26.-Spots closed
steady and l-1G higher for low grades.
Ordinary sgd; good ordinary oid !
low middliug SID; middliug uplands
cd. rniddllng orleans q l-l6d
Total sales 5000 bales; American
500 LOO
Imports lG. 900; American l5,6OO.
Futures closed barely stesdy, gen.
~, / ,.ofps hfghar
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-27
..ra,n nnd rsanr,uns

whsst, Gt,olos, 20 10 80, nsnium 6j@70
arm. 45A50o hay, loose ON thi VIRGO,
q COOS 10 per ton bale hay, " 0AlO 90
bran, 700. psy 100; chops UGi rs oar
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-27
Rev York

NEW YORK, March 90 Spot closed
dull and easier. Sales 50 bales.
Ordinary 9lc; goo0 ordinary lO3c;
low mlddling II 3.l6e; middling ll4ci
good middling IL ll-l6e; middDng
fair l2ic.
Futures closed steady, 8 to points
- C.Ias al qnO halaa
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-27
wool ana rides

nm xfsiB nns heavy 10 light, i1@lI All
tnonths, saI5. fall, fno heavy. l0ei2; IA
light, nne and medium, t1Siai eoArss
'3 aIprs--so. heavy mint. dry > D lie; No