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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1885-05-14
Miscellaneous News.
Mangled by Dynamite.
A Number of Workmen FrIghtfully
Injured by Blast on the Corn.
wall Hills.

LEBANON, May Full particulars
have just been received here to-day of
frighttul explosion of dynamite on the
Cornwall ore hills, operated by the we'll
known Coleman heirs, near MinersVa
ley. A large number of natives and
foreign laborers are employed in loading
and mining ore. A number of holes
had been drilled preparatory to blast
ing. These were loaded with strong
dynamite torpedoes, after which the
superintendent, Patrick Cunningham,
told the men to run. They took to their
heels, but before all the workmen got
away sufficient distance the blast ex-
ploded with noise like that of thund-
er. The earth literally quaked and six
men were hurled down steep embank-
ment and some fatally mangled by fly
ing rocks.
Cunningham had been cautioned be-
fore to give the men plenty of time to
get out of the way of all danger. Great
Indignation prevailed over the entire
ore:hills and it was feared at one time
that the men would do bodily harm to
Cunningham, as he was blamed for the
accident in not giving the men sufficient
time to get away.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1885-05-14
Strike.

CANTON, Ohio, May 10.-Johr II.
Mcbride, president of the Miners state
association said to reporter yesterday
that the Tuscarawas district miners
will soon strike. They think the pro-
posed reduction will nake wages too
low to afford living. Twenty-tbree
thousand miners and 700 other employees
i'm the district will be made idle.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1885-05-14
Ex-GovERNoR Gilbert G. Walker, of
Virginia, died at New York on Mon
day morning, May llth, in his fifty
second year.

THE condition of General Grants
health is not near as good as it was.
His doctors say that the cancer with
which his throat is afflicted, shows
bad symptoms and will finally prove
fatal.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1885-05-14
a Gold Wave in Iowa.

DEsMOINEs Iowa, May IA cold
wave struck Iowa last night, and at
some places west of here, ice formed
half an inch thick and the thermometer
was four degrees below the freezing
point after sunrise. Some damage has
been done to small fruits but field crops
do not appear to have been hurt much.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1885-05-14
Binding Snow in Michigan.

DETROIT, May S.-Reports received
from the western part of the lower pc.
ninsula state that a.blinding snowswas
falling there to-day. No reports have
yet been received as to the damage to
the crops from last nights cold wealth
er. 1t will probably be a day or SO be-
fore any damage can be noted.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1885-05-14
Taylor to Hang July 16.

HARRISBURG, May 1.-THE Governor
to-day issued a warrant for the execu-
tion on July I6 of Joseph Taylor, who
murdered his keeper in the Eastern
Penitentiary.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1885-05-14
RlLIOuSNESS.


Bilious symptoms invariably
arise from indigestion, such as
7urred tongue, vomiting 0fblle,
giddiness, sick headache, ir-
regular bowels. The liver SO.
cretes the bile and acts like o.
filter or sieve, to cleanse impu-
rites Of the blood. BY irregu-
larity In its action or SuSpen-
sionS OF its functions, the bile
is liable to overflow into the
blood, causing jaundice, SallOW
complexion, yellow eyes, bill
iouS diarrhHa, a languid,
weary feeling and many other
distressing symptoms. Bilious.
ness may be properly termed
an affection of the liver, and
can be thoroughly cured by the
grand regulator OF the liver
and hillary organs, BURDOCK
BLOOD BITTERS. Act upon the
stomach, bowels and livers
making healthy bile and pure
blood, and opens the culvertS
and sluiceways for the outlet
Of disease. Sold everywhere
and guaranteed to- cure.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1885-05-14
The Militia Still on Guard at
Lemont.

LEMoNT, ILL.,, May 7.-Although the
strikers are still in a sullen mood no
fresh outbreaks are anticipated. The
militia will not leaye, however until all
danger is oyer. A citizens meeting
last night demanded the immediate
withdrawal of the troops. Their de-
mands were not complied with. Sheriff
Hatchette is here to-day, inquiring in
to the condition Of affairs. The strik-
ers in small squads are returning to
work and it is expected that in few
days there will be full force employed
in the quarries. No further eyiden &c
in regard to the killing of the strikers
by the militia will be heard until to-
morrow.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1885-05-14
The American Bible Society 'sWork

NEW YORK, May 8.-The managers
of the American Bible Society met
yesterday and made appropriations of
Sal ,703 tor work in Persia, China, Rus
sia, France and South America. This
makes the aggregate sum appropriated
for the foreign work of the society for
the current year $172,s5O; grants and
consignments of books for distribution
in the United Sta les and other lands of
the value OF $12 400. One Bible society
was recognized as auxiliary in Missis-
sippi and one in Iowa. Total receipts
for April, SIS, ,2S 3.44, and 117,25O vol
umes were issued,
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1885-05-14
Surface indications

What miner would very properly term
"surface indications" of what Is beneath,
Boils, and Cutaneous Eruptions with
which people are annoyed In spring and
early summer. The effete matter accumu-
lated during the winter months, now
makes Its presence felt, through Natures
endeavors to expel 1t from the system.
While it remains, it Is a poison that testers
in the blood and may develop into Scrof-
ula. This condition causes arrangement
of the digestive and assimilatory organs,
with feeling Of enervation, languor, and
spring fever" These are evidences that
Nature is not able, unaided, to throw off
the corrupt atoms which weaken the vital
forces. TO regain health, Nature must be
aided by u thorough blood-purifying med
icine; and nothing else IL SO effective as
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-25

LuKEHn -Bougn IAN Dor, DOH1n4, ~ lBc1si
and undsT, lifEl-clAaE, flB. stripping. kxs, us
IloTing and flooring nlsarn, 30 thiok clear
IL snH ~, nj. rorah lumber. gsoond clhs
glb ioiEt ard acGulinE, calls, VI 20
afpfFG-tfFni ountnru Nbito pine 40 ",
- 5ond do, sz5,5o thiTo DO, t2A poplar. VI
q % nst..g pine y rs 40 u go nsi We
aoufh, 400
DanasED LUsnHs- BoItns u lnoass and
sndeg. Is GlstH 81 40 AKh. 20 yt1 70.
saantnnE joiri 90 any cof1 noD iumu
a97 81 boxing over u incbtl, t8lp
y 80, thiot osafg, ~ 70 ~ and 2. VI Use -.
second clna1. any kind. w
URnlann AID AYCIfEr pLookfHa-bL
ELISA. -, second oiasa, G.3lo
WHTTMP INE FyEaTnHfaN LUa11A-l&i 4
and iuuh While pine, f7e inoh do, SO.
DgILIHo--BE on PLATN--ftIet or
non Ebits pins, X ~ "a a., H1.tSgQ 90 IS,
poplar, s.. ~ Ullyl1.Bs poplar, y, tl2Bo0sb
tHllvsp pine 81, gis 40. y, e1l,
PoYI4E luhnsa---iA ~ ana inch g
90 inch, 80.
sMfHoLigi-- Waite = rs A, %. 40 anzdsa
paIG. doeKtr4 Hc. 1. 49, ogpfee9. beat 40
tfana. ~ % No. Z, gi.15; DO Not lz-al nEnT
aaQed hearts eA 1spnt g.
PICK INV bile pine. dressed ana he2aea
psohfs ~ uAs, & yellow pins 40. 81 ~
1Mff 80,
Ldan, CHanEF, IEU.-~L4me, Austin, y
Ger Dbl. CdIrsni. Louisville az RQssnaia, e2I
Per DBL. Portland. o. ~! nbL fi1stss tetia
bsu YorG o. Michigan, y per hhA fiAsin
aaIcE,-yDs-s1oof s7m par X
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-25

Bah IaOH, . o. --hoFwny, So. DO. n ,
susst iron, exc. No. n q aneet iroa, 05s
galvanized a1eot iron, pDe1fe.: No. a HEodf
i7o.; No. Z DO, lbo,j 1l12d roofing tin, th
9l5B, itIo aud l0zls pat do. 81 1905 8
ilnneFs wire, " per Osul on; tinneI'n atool
f0rty Per cent on. cook ntoydr 9th WAT,
$40 MA OJ. do, wit trimmings, 9ls H850t
WOOD WORK. Wagon azloa, BOo.f3tl
bJnguea. ss,o3el %; a!nRleifges, Gl75i bolster
&c., spokef "a 1908 ". fellOog, 81 S5lt2
Doublstreoa, % 2ffA00j neck yok9s, " g,
acc; pillow DeAmG, tooeSo.i pillow handles, q
a2bOs handles, 81 7bg32 81,
MALE. e9 ~ key. banin lDd.-llnfo1D hoTs
shoe, per keg, - 10. Perkins do, - -. Vail
eT do, % %. burden mule, % b0j HOrtnWezl
ern horHs ahQe nAils. 70. I, We, 10; Q; 29e,' =
8, 40, No. q Tic, No. ., 40. "I.Ekss' Dor y
80, No. ;, - 70. 8 r. ~ 80 I, e 70
2le.t 70, J, .soy No, Z, ~. .,,.o..,.o,.
- DoEg 60; Haokenzscf. - GOT o. boy
handled, ~ bOH8 ~.
REFhiGEItATOHs,-- ,Ho, CLIMAX ~ 3
40. z, co., ais bni no. . do. szss No. DO, y
WiscKiIAFEoUB- TTAos ohaina, a. p
pEir sft7c,s pillow sinEletrOes per co1., o.
plOW doublotroea, per dohen BOyt ktys
bells, 70 par cent. OF. door locks e. 2hftg .
wood Screws 81 and 10 per cent, OH Up o.
door bpttH, r. aud 10 per cent. on. Ont ~
tinnoi tauEr, ~ p0r cent. Oh: 0uiies millAi
cor cent. on; blind hinges, 70 end 10 pof car
on. carFfags bolts, IS and 10 PER cent, Of
plOw boiiA, n per cent. Ofi pieo1 In va
y par cent. on; deep fiampod ware, " ~
cant. O1s shallow stamped WaTo, % par csn
nHi iapeaned ware, y per oent on.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-25

saoon. liSlG E. o,bNoon, BNc. so, ary Srit
fEEE-- NaoSsrsi, i'm uts 40. 4, 100 a.
Z, ~ hElf bhiE.. No. l. $50. No. "a o.
hitc nsh, No. l, hlf. bbln. TO- No, q, gd.ai
M SoT sSsIg st Sos a. Sno V SS cam sna,,
sle oant, sHo.; inr oann, SIC; - cans. $40
cans. %
air, lie; prime Rio, nJ6c; fancy, l2n; olo
goyornmeut Iavs $50.
TKA-imgerlai ,AlsG1 'GnnPoWder. o0lJ
hAl' sblt., sl4o,,. cut LOAF s1lo.i grsnulatsd
rlAL lard 7i6c. LoaikiRnr EranulRtod
standard q 7soa ohoios white, 10; ysllov
tuup-Lnuis,anA, 5es7o
sAilr--CoArbe IN bsga,' gl.25ai.t9, enc IN
nagl. -, lahe In dat hoor bbls. aaio
CAHHkD Go5Da.--lriara psI dosan Pm,
| applea, standaFd. tl.el, PeEchth, standard. 2
5Se u.s. S q ~ E.asgeaso ; seS9gnes e
corn tiSn. S.i5si.SS 3rssp p Psss, iiss 6oSss
oy yiti1 f Sii vodsSi lE His 40. $40 ish
| weight, r.. eoc D., q 1iAi salmon y
sl,5S()l ~ 2 p, g----. daokeTel, 3,
imported, al800tpl 90 case. htrnWbarriog. 2 p f,
5l.e0s--~ hlankhsrrisa. fl.30 Green cages
| n.a1; Eagle CONDENSED milk p.0o crown
BAEfsa PoWDua SILVER Leaf, 40 cana,
/ per dot4n. no. ~. do. VI 90; IN. 90, 81 90:
| N. DO, tfs ID. co., Alas
/ HuHDki kss-5tAron flEg, nDap co anron
| So German oiiva, G9o Candles, fuii boTeI
/ lb5fo; halVeo. G. qunrtcrn. O. indigo. 500 ~
/ Biuolng, DOel. % dozen. ColeniAn'a mustard,
| 81 .406fb,6J dOsen, hbconroni, Imported, lheih;
| American gl.00 boz. Buchotz, two noopu.
| s4.O1 dozon.Wall Buckets. tpJ dOHon krOurnf
| n.fGaA2i doBeu. Brilliant oil, bbln., $780,; Hu
! pion, do, 30; do, 20 cases. "a ~ brilliant,
| % cares, 81 -. do, Lila cassa, hO,
FLOUR = Stanards Eeya Patsnl . o.
par 100 It's, q 20, HoSB2 No 81 rs. Corn n,s,
per huansl, CSC; Eominy and grita, y Dbl
t6 o. Oatmeal 3 bal hbl., u 70. DraekOd
wheat, : =, so. CTsoEera. x boda, Nc
| XXX snoa, 7c.; eres &c., Eit ger gnhps
s1zo.l anon creams. Sale
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-25

Twelve months clip, light, nns ana moo
an itNi6 nne heavy 10 light liel3 si1
months, p1i3 fall, hue heavy. lNGl2, tlh
sight, me and medium l2SiE oosTtt
HIDns-Ro. hsAys mint, dry > y 100 s1
hoayy nint, dry, . p lie; No. / light mint,
nc No; 2 light nint, z 70; bills ca
MANAGED D Is 4f3Gc green, salted, sound
o. butoheFu. green, . h i'5e
Hide from fal on cattle generally bought
a - bringing abi NJ Ilc. wien well hing
over po0nd1 snsh. when sold IN s-ttc
Vun thss bring ir'Iu lgo. 20 G. aoeOr llpK 10
grade cut q. nelnify grade No. 2. II Will
therefore be 10 the interest Of ths htOck 10 en-
u soil ibenl nat"
tsrLfEiRl,- Deer skins, y n ibols anLs.gp
skinR, y p i0elyc goat AkinH, each, lns1i
sheep pelts. according 10 amount OF WOO
SoE up; HheATiingH. according 70 amount Q
gool, 61lG Mexican sheep peltE, b6ioc
Mexican dhssp pets, improved, ll6l2c; Hs1
ican sheep shezfiings, %,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-25
Ssv uIisAn,.

PRODUCE,
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 2t.-Fiour-
Qul' anc hrm; light stock; choice
y a@t % fancy 81 l094 so; extra
fancy 81 20; winter wheat bat. nte
SOS o.; Minnesota z. p. So 0O@
.Corn-Tn good demand; light cup.
ply; mixed aud yellow. $50: white
scarce and wanted at ESQ elc.
Oats Flrmer at 48c
Corn Meal-Quiet at e. 6sCA2 20
Haydn goOd demand aud sun
ply light; prime SiSOOSl6 80: strictiy
prime SlT 00@l9 90; choice $40 OOO3
Zoo
PROVISIONS.
1875
LTd-Stendy; fair demand; refined
ttercs " S7l@7 81; prime steam 81 90;
Kettle 81 75sSOO
Bulk MeHts--In good demand and
easier; shoulders packed IS on, long
clear s. IS; clear ribs SO IS
Bacon In good demand ard easier
shoulders S. %; long clenf 81 873Gl7 so.
clear RIB s. 82i@7 70
Hams-t hOlce sugar-cured cam
vss.ed nod rave jnbbIng demand At
$40 60@ll 90
Whisky - Stesdy and unchanged:
Wetern reouhed, 81 05@l 20.
Cottee-Quiet Rio cArgues, com.
mon TO prine, 739lO9c
Sugar-Stesdy With good demand;
common TO good common 4t@44c; fair
to fully fair 4i@4gc; prime 10 choice
4i@5ic; yellow clarified 5s@6ic; choice
white ole.
Molasses--Steady with good de-
mani common to good common %
CaS2 ;prime 1896 strictly prime Al
(943c
R'ce-Quiet; Louisiana ordinary tc
prime 4s@6c
Bran Easier at 81 07l@I 10
Cotton-seed oil-In f.ir demand
prime crude 35@35lc; summer yellow
S8@S03o.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-25
NJ. Louis.
PRODUCES.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Feb. 24.-Flour-
Unchanged.
Whpat-Dull; opered higher but
fell III and closed l@sc brlow Satur-
da,; No 2 red s6l@S7c cash; S7@S7sc
March; sN@elli May, closing at IN.
side figures
Coru-ODened shade better but de-.
Glued, b, came dead dull and closed
l@!c under Saturday; 37@37ic cash;
$40 February; S6l937c March; 3Tl@
37!c Aoril; 37l@Ssl May, closing NJ
lowest prices
Oats Dull but nrm; soic cash; slI
@82c May.
whiekv-Stesdy az 81 IA.
Corn Meal Quiet AT 81 25.
pkOvISIoNB
PorlS-$lS %.
Bulk MeNs-LonV clear GOO
6 AZ; short ribs 8 359G 55c; short clear
o 6O96 $50, according to BRe.
Bacon Long CHAR Tci short ribs
Z POS; short clpsT Z 25c.
Lard--0 1906 ST.
LIVE STOCK
Cattle Receipts l6E; ctlve and firm;
tx,Orts s. B5G6 20;guOi TO cho,ce s. 2lCa,
8 20; common Ia nedium-Sl 60(96 10;
butchers steers - 0094 75; cows snn
hsifers So O06d 10; -tocRers SO 5OCa4 no;
feedep 81 25@4 20; corn fed Te1Aus
81 0O@4 40
HoT,- Receiptsl9OO; loweTand weak
AT 81 60@5 10
Sheep r. ceipts 1900; St ady; COM
mon to medium 81 1908 20; good 70
choice So bOsi 25i t1trR "a %.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-25
ILLINOIS HOUSE,
nnnntrr prnnnon.

- ~ onions, per b6l, Red IS 10. yellow, 81 y
Turnip white per bbi. ~ ~ tuterbego 81 .
tsana, "A. + iuo, bhla., A.. -
lima Co., srau huttAr, 60 Pickle
medium per Dbl, y o. EmAli, pHT hbl., ~
MALT hb. med. "A 70: malt hi small, - "
Cheese, halt onsaIn, use. ~ oroan y
Peanuts. Ice eide Ss bb pbOp Oar
bags por 10. In crate. %
foui.rnY nsnI faai 90 90 roI irEs
young chickens, ~ 25a2 Q rurkeyA o 70
oech Geese 1855 luet7, q NAY ~
Frshn county 81 ttof, choice, 10 $50 no
tsahtiy -kJssSTto hunter, hotg,d plst
UaFgfrlno IT.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-25
Rev York,
PRODUCE.

PRODUCE.
NEW YoRK, Feb "a Flour dull.
Whest-S,,ot lots without important
chang, options opened ! to 20 higher,
later io.t adv Ance and declined ! "a ",
clio ing heavy, inside rates NJ ed
SAG S.; Nj = red 9Os@92Sc. NO
2 RED March 00l@9lc; Aprd slsG992.c
Coln-Spot luls 10 Sc lover; ~
lions 4 n IL lower, closing WEAK ~ ~
aid. prices. No s 52tGS529e; NO.
, 62I asa No. 2 F, bru ~ 69ses
53c; Mayct 50R@50!c; April 4sst94Sbci
May 49@4sse.
PROVISIONS
Coffee-Gpot fair; Rio duh, S1c; OPP
hone lower, moderately hcilNei no
No spot, 81 40; sats, 10 go oAgri
March s. 70; April 81 7US7 76i MAJ
81 s5(g7 80
Suear-Dull and weak; centrifugal
& 1876: refined quiet; & 4s@He; eE, ~
u 5G 81 =: white extra 6fc .iioW 4te,
off A blc; STANDARD A 5tGb IL 10.
granulAitd 6l96 . Ice.
Molai fea-rirm
Rtcs,-stsady with fair demand.
TallOg-- Easy
TuIpeniine-Firm.
gork-Dnll and weak, Sl4.
cut Mtate-Dull; long clear mid
ding SIC. aoo,, ss. -
yuary 81 %; March 81 2O(97 %; Apris
81 27(9T ~
LAVE STOCK.
Ngy YonK. Feb. ~ Reeves "
oai,,ts tuep, one carloads for u p0ria-
Inn and f,fteen Tor cits trade; sisnkh b.
I'm. i.l- nome for sale; dressed beef ouii,
6dlt0e. .-io.d..
,,-,s,f arnler with iuli cleATal,es
81 sTJ05 80 for common 70 goo'l 70 y =
~ "a ior ordinary 10 good lanaosi no
! choice stock offered.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-25

PRODUCE.
KANSAS CRY. Mo-, Feb. 2l.-Wheat
--Stesdy; cash 82i@62sc; March ego
623'; Nav oslo.
l'OTn s eady; cash 81 hid; March
3o1c bid ; MAY 3ll hid; June 9l}1.
Oats-Dull aud nominal 26lc bid.
LIVE STOCK
The Live Stock Indicator reports:
Cattle Receipts 900; steady; export
Steers S. 4nCa5 IS; good 20 choice
shipping 81 006s5 30; common IN medi-
um 81 50Cs4 30; rtOckers and feeder.
So 1904 a.; cows s. zoos so
Hogs- Receipts $500: weaker and 8
TO 10 cents lower AZ s. 1904 80
Sheer Ren"ints 1900; steady; fair 20
good s. 5O@3 %
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-25

FnmKI --Rsoun0d u iGBlAO. ~ w pTooh
10 Il mnah. one year Ga, " ~ two Yaals OLE
q p9f2 %; three yealp Did % NGe iai fAnf
AZ "a old whinhy Aep6,
= fN'ta--i ilaTat. naar, - blfhill AZ Der uNhl
~ Catawba pof gallon, ttal % foLt " q
800 AhsrIy. ptr gal. y Nat Ol hAdeils
y OJ1i0OQ
ar doE.i " U6ba -.
lry, sn l1Ah co. HeidricG, IN bhpket, 81 O01
Oh KTuR. ln boz Eai, " l0lAO Oi DoniesN
hnmpREna, 81 0OaltW 9en. 0oulet. aNb
~. pints.tH 90
B0TyLEp BEEn--i onp'h guHrtf lla ~ plA
va 81 uudWclAar euartH 90 ~ pintn ~ ~
lrlauHHr beer QNEria. tiA Qpt pinta ~ ~
ichlita Milwaukee quhita ~ w pima W. W
anthony a kuhn 3, qth al2 Ni pinH tlA ~
4 Glauhen a bnn't nhAmpagne pfer, guam
iguN, rinu III H Valf's NNwhuEet, auArif
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-25
Bnles la, 500 baltt
Kew Orleans.

NEW OELrAEs. La, Feb. "A Spots
closed firm, with no change In quo
tati NJ.
Salts $3.50 bales.
Low ordinary Sc; ordinary 81; good
ordinary l0c low middllng lOlc; mid
ding IObe, good middlinR lOlc; mid.
dllnR fair II TO-; fair II Bloc.
Futures closed steady, to z
points higher than last quotations.
Halea AZ $40 baiCti
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-25

HsU York.
NEW YORK, Feb 24-BpOt closed
dun and nominal; up 70.
Sales 20
Ordinary 9T-l6c; good ordinary 10
HIS luW mIddlinR nee; middling
II ll-l6c; good middling ll3ci mid
diius iair II 7-l0c
Futures closed steady, 2 10 l5 pointh
higher than last quo Atiun.
u Loo ~ Enn hnIDa
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-25
GAivsIton.

GALVESTON Feb. 24-spot closed
firm, l6o higher
Gross receipts, 800.
Sales aus
Stock 3l,0l0.
Ordinary, BIC; go0d ordinary 10 lc;
low middling, i07 l6c; mIddilng, III
ll-l8c; good n,iddliug, 10 1870; mid.
dlinR fair, II 3 10
Future, opened firm. ruled steady
aud closed steady, 8 to II points higher
tfnu last uuOt AtiOnH
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-25
os CHANGE.
.,.rss. was on q Boom Yes
a BETTER Prices Pre-
\ yaasa all Around
W.,s.t, we're Active with a
n,srvard Tendency Got
Earisb.r-rhe Figures


,,v Fob 2i.-Government
I'm strong, with an advance
..o,lu 4 per CENTS other quo
.s,bauged.
s,,ltlss active and generally
Moth Carolina special tsx
4 . high IS a
srown before the opening Of
exchange this morning,
..s,red an hour later than
,.ount of yesterday being a
h,t there had been a mate
.,,oe in American securities
.5on market since Sa Il DAY
ssu.ed here as The basia tor
4 bnom. which took place
.ss In nearly every active
the list. AZ frat
GENERALLY to per cent.
etbey closed saturday and
n again led ia the howard
by advancing quickly Ia
ia Saturday at 1919 ana
M morning per cent high
lh,r gains during the fore.
d ior Dslaw are & Hudson,
M 50 Paul ~ 7il !, aud the
Pacific at 81! 10; &c for North
A g5.: u each for New
5rli ii 95t3. Missouri Pacific
IA Louisville &NashviIle st
IA Lake Shore 80 WeR'ern
"a each A per cent, at GAO
,.ciyely These were g
Ne stocks on the list in the
aud other stocks made
dvauots
midday the excitement that
Sled the dealings somewhat
AID prices declined 4 fraction
evening passed without the
ent Of any further important
Although at about . p. m
sR shade higher than those
10 the morning were made for
4 The mrst active stocks, in
Like Shore, Northwestern,
aud Central Pacific. Thi-
wed BY another moderate re
nd then higher prices again at
The market finally closing
|tit02l per cent above Satur
nces ior all a,iive stocks.
the stock showing only Isc.
ivancts are Western Union &c
lon PiciRc D., while Missouri
nn light trading is 10 lower
elling Al 1903 la the morning
aRsuns dopped quickly 70 1907
trta days but did not again 20
y ~ aDd Just before 3 DEL OK
B fOld At 1903, the final transac
+ Zoe inside ~ 1927 "a gain OF y
NV York CeBtral aud Lake
osed near the highest quota
the day and st an advance In
Ieoflf per cent. This IL al 40
Naihwestern, which Is up l Z
iIked feature was the strength
fity In st. Paul, which rose TO
b sfternonn and closed with
4 r., at 74s5 Pacific Mail
Z, but not aclive, and closed
ihe Highest quotation reached
hhil lbs higher than last week.
asiue.s, 81 5lS shares.
MONEY
FORK, Fec. 2i.-Money Ia
geu,st ia3r, ciused &c; prime
d paper 495c; sterling ex
ank,rs' bills dun and heavy
sigh 81 S6l
EXCH ANGIE,
ORLEANS, LA Feb. - Slight
t on New York eteady, 81 o.
premium; sterling exchange
bills 81 S9l.
NEST AND RAILROAD BOMBS
YORK. Feb. "a The follow
the Official closing quota
the New York stock exchang'
fnOon, as compared with those
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-25

LIvHEPOoL, Feb. "a -Bpots closed
.teady and. somewhat inactive, up
1871
Ordinary 81 i8d; good ordinary
S ll-l0i; low ni1d ing 10 l6di mid
a ing nplnnds 9 1854; middiing orleans
ed
Total sales SO00 balea.
American goo
Imports 3 30
American - 200.
FUTURES closed firm, 10 2 points
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-25
Rurnitura,

Farnltuga iunnht9ada, ,lnlt sslun NnlN AZ
aaoh, "a tOl8 " all walnut, 81 61blO ~ Chains
wood ssnt, dos, % 1907 90 cnne ana rAttAa
SCAT, % 00ee 10; cane sent dining, 81 OlR2l o.
ulildB and TOoRerBi o. Olpl2 ~ largo rO0ki ~
fll Olie 10 0g camp aud soukorf each, pl itip
70, Mirrure, arch topa y dos ~ Mlt4il tDt
Tlbioa, round, 110G8hl, inll leaf, " 500 BY
atiaa Essen, IS AepT 0l, Aurcans, ~ dQ2Nr -
wash Glands, 81 2JahA so bed NpnnFa,u 10 W
Bhby Carriages, % blsbi
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-25

vG,ai. oboipa, TOTO $50. pasdium go,
-n-u 500 hay, lOnRs on Ia VS.
" O0Gt ~ por Ton halo hay y GtlO %;
bran. zoe, pa 100: chops q D0Al y o.