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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-23
Rev York.



NEW York, Dec, -Flour-Markot steady
Whcat-Opened firm, but closed weak; No,
rc- 82lC elevator 03c Hioat, No. red January
gIdQ2bc. closing 9iic February 0l3G9lic, clos
ing 02tc MAY 97Rd99lc, closing 97lc.
Corn-Spot higher on No aud rejected; 9th
crs weak; options opened hi her,lator declined,
closing heavy, No 3 il4di2lc; No. 48Glglc
elevator, 5Oi150lc aloat; old Nc. 5iddici
No. December l9G49.c. closing 49c; January
4sld4slc, closing 4slc; February Isdls5c CLOSING
isc May l7Ia4.lC, closing aye
PROVISIONS, ETC,
COfiec-Options quiet and generally steady
sales, lIO0O bags; December So 1Odh 10;
January 81 20; February 60 7jd6 So March
So sOa6 So; April So SOd6 81.
sugar-Qulct and steady; nedquicii "U'
5la5sc.
Moiasses-stcady, fair demand.
Rice-Farly active and arm
Turpcntne-Dull at 3Hc.
Wool-Firm; domestic fleece eia36c; pulled
l4G33c Texas 9a22c.
Pork-Stcady; mess 50 s1dl02j.
Lard-Oppned firm, closing shade lower
Western steam spot 81 30i January 81 3Od6 81
February 50 3aa6as.
LIVE STOCK
Bcevos--Rereipis, 10 car loads nearly All Tor
eNportqtlon, no trading In beef cattle, dressed
beef firm at Gl69c for sides.
sheep Receipts $50 head q trilc ilrmer WIN
n limited business; ordinary 10 prime sheel
sold nj 3 1913 20, common 10 choice lambs 'Oa
so; dressed muttons GlaSlc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-23
LOCAL MARKETS.
OFFICE OF THE GAZETTE,
nug ~ IEaE

The cotton market resembles game of see.
saw TO an oNasperating extent one day II is
up few points, the next day down, and go on,
but with general tone of dullness that no In
lucnces seem able to countcract. Ills estima-
ted that in the country tributary 10 Fort Worth
hom 70 TO 20 per cent. has not yet been mar
keted Good middling Is quoted at s25 though
buyers do not seem anNious to purchaee az any
price.
The local grain market Is more apathCtic and
sluggish than FOR many weeks, ANA pr zoe arc
weak with downward tendency IN advance
VIII likelyfsprng up after the holidays
As shown ia iiIE 6A/LIiL lreal columns our
city o. stll thruuacd With huyCrs, but they rep
resent olly a email part OF the Trade no" being
done by the wholesale hOn5es, whose
agents abroad arc sendlng " o.
Ing has arrived which, 10 the larger houses,
viii take more than week TO hni5l, ana this
with the brisk state Of business keeps the eh
tir mercantile forces IN cOnttaut employment
The following from the Manufacturers
Record regarding product which can bc sue
cessfuily cultivated ia Texas viii prove OF IN
Whatever mas bo tho objections 10 tobacco
and use and bnse, It must certainly Do cred
tod with having added many dollar 20 We
wealth Of the south. The iHt reascd prosperity
since the attention OF the farmers was turned
TO tobacco, and the rapid growth OF such towns
az Winston, Durham, oxford, RelohYiie ana
other uiaces. has been repeatedly told In tho
Manufacturers Record. fhe Wilmington star,
Answering the queation, Docs tobacco pay
SAYS: .
Carolina farmcrs nave made from 500 20 500
INC acre ana rom 500 10 5000 90 Che hand, and
even more The Henderson colo Leaf gives d
I rscctf eyau1UIe n Furs. IN I-sl man near
+ henderson Wanted ono mere in tobGceg There
were 5NOD hiis he made 1880 pounds, Which
he sold for $500 net, Ihp next year shilt
land he made 1850 pound and sold ~ Tor Hli0 -
pet I'M 1854 he made on INC same acre W.
mounds, Ehieh Ur solI for 500, being ~ cNnle
icf hlui In Granville ana other count es Huch
sxawtlsg as THIS abound one man near On.
ford niuptcd ten acres for three consecutive
vears Ne worked Two men and boy. lhe
results we're $1,000 for the three years Nora-
an ayerage al ft0Oo 20 the ytai and 4Jl 10 the
arre Woro surprlsins rtaulfs thau these can
be- gwen. But this shove that tobaeco ihie.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-23
eRoDuCE, PROVISIONS, LIVE STOCK.
81. Louis.
PRODUCE.

81. Louis.
PRODUCE
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Dec 22.-Flour quiet and
unchanged.
Wheat-Flrm early In the session, advancing
lc, but prices ruled easier litter and closed IL
higher than yesterday. Trading was very light,
except In May. No. red cash, 92lc January,
9SSc; February, g5idaj5c, closing at g5ic; May,
81 Ol6l 0lA, closing at 81 0ls asked
mixed cash, sac; December, S2Ia32lc,
closing at 33lc; January, 8slc, February, sac;
May, 363d3Glc, closing at 36lc.
Oats--tirm but very dun; No mixed cash
&c; December, &c May, site.
PROVISIONS.
Cornmeal--Steady; 81 65Gl 20.
WOol-Steady; tub washed 26G3lci unwashed
NG2ic; Texas wool l0d23lc.
whisky steady; 81 TO-
PrOvisiOns-Steady,b but very duh.
Pork SO % for new.
Lard s. s0a5 S.
Bulk Meats Loose lots long clear 81 70;
short ribs 50 SJ short clear S. 90; boxed
lots long clear "a 20; short ribs, s. 9Od
Bacon. Long clear 50 5oa5 IS; short ribs
So G005 G2l snort clear 50 50.
AFTERNOON BOARD,
Whcat--WCak ana &c lower.
COrn-Easy and ale lower.
Oats--Easy and shade lower
LIVE STOCK.
Catue-RGccipts, $50; shipments, 4Oj mar
Eet strong and active; 10 to loo higher on al
grades; common TO good shippers, O0GA 80
butchers steers, 9 55GS 30, common 60 good
cows, 1908 5Oj feeders l0d5 9Oi stockors
4OG2 ~.
Iiogs-Reccpts, $780, market aotyeat 5aloc
higher: 5 iDa3 -.
Shocp-Roceipis, 1905 shipments none; mar.
ket fra ana shade higher,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-23
An rnd 40 Rone SOUNDING.

Edward Shepherd of Harrisburg H.,
,,Es; 'lIaying received so much dement,
nom Electric Bitters, feel 1t my duty TO
iet suffering humanity know II. laye
na1 a running sore On my leg FOR elRht
Years my doctors told me would nave
% have the bone scraped or leg amPu,,
,a.'ed. used, instead, three bottles OF
Electric Bitters and seven boxes OF Buck
.en,S ArnicaSalye, and my leg is now SOUND
and well.~
Electric Bitters are sold al SOC GOT
w and Bucklen's Aruica Salye at Z2c'
per box by II. W. Williams & co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-23
Vow orlenn..

Hvv, rkonucF, PROVISIONS, VIC.
IshN VkLkANs, la, Dee - = fto,. ,,,,,.,
snu weak; choice a 20. fancy q az AZ lu ,
fancy 70; Minnesota pstrnt precs,, 800 we
] Nm,liet wheat pAtentsi s. 30 fe' ~'N
re Ii,oin-.Quies but STEADY; white tlc, mix,a
/ EEais-steady; choice Western sscles se.s-,
/ NSvIhneal-pulCi, sa00
cbni s5|sV ~. hul firm, prime SIS 0oal6 %,
P PCs Pc,e5dSG.e,'s--Nominally unchanged.
,aTd-Reaned ucrcss g IS
and eieoy N S,h a s. Si long clear
., Bao9,na--ss,hoaldcrs, a@; long clear. S IS:
u co. s'' WV" "hNaSvn' Sio p9e
Mhlsky-Duni western rccuaea 81 coo
.cssS,saee-Duu common to prime Rio carscc.
Riee-onlct; ordinary to prime Siablc.
Cotton seed Pruducts-ln fair demand bui
STEADY prime crude oil sSGgSsc, refined b
sugars-In good demand and shade hirher.
open Kettle choice adalc; prime iio fully fair
~ cehttifnysls, choice white &c; OF white,
choice yellow clarified Dd0lo, prime ditto SIC
seconds a Gaic.
Molasses-Oull, weak aud lower; opon kettle
choice Aldisc, primc S0dSsc fair 2ld2lc, CON
Wuugals nominal, lafcrior 10 good primo i4a
Exchange Bankers sterling 81 Sc.
Ciearings OF the banks Se,G6i.SN
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-23
a North enrolling Duel.

PrrERsBvRG, VA, Dec. pa duel
was fought near Jackson, N. C., between
Edwin Goode aud William Wheeler,
Prominent farmers, Some days ago
Goode's cattle got into Wheeler's field
and ate between 100 and 200 pounds OF
iodder, Wheeler asked Goode to pay
lim for the loss. Goode refused aud TINS
led to the difficulty. Wheeler challenged
boode TO fight. The weapons used were
a pistol and u pocket-kniie. Goode re,
eelyed two bullets from Wheeler's pistol
and Wheeler seven or eight stabs from
6oode's knife. Both men will die.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-23
mRitten by a Dog.n

THIS is the subject of treatise by Hen
" Irving, the actor, who claims to be
thoroughly informed on the subject. II
is unpleasant to be bitten by dog, es.
pccially if the animal Is large and savage
one. But it is not half as bad as to be
acked with the pains of dyspepsia or tor
mented with rheumatism. When dog
bites you, you don't know what TO do.
Bat when you have dyspepsia or rheuma-
tSm, you know that Browns Iron Bitters
will cure you. Nathan NJ. Smith, Long
Branch, n. j., writes, "Brown's Iron Bit
iers cured me of dyspepsia. II is an ex-
Cellent remedy.n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-23
GREENvILLE.
rpthusiastic Railroad NIeeting-The
Prevailing Epidemic.
aonro of thu Gayatto

rnthusiastic Railroad nIeeting-The
Prevailing Epidemic.
,.rondence of the Gazette.
cerrNvILLE, TEX, Dec. ls.-The air
,sick with rumors of railroads here as
N as elsewhere. An enthusiastic
Wa4inr was held in the courthouse
ny, NIGHT In response TO telegram from
80 Veal and others of Dallas, at which
Committee of prominent citizens was
TAINTED TO visit and confer with Dallas
nppaanle in regard to the proposed extern
KAN Of the Santa Fe from this place TO
Paris. -,
,,inp for this country, as Il would bring
!, ~ the very door OF Dallas, thus giving
M people the benefit of close, direct
Communication with the large cities.
well as all the advantages
n competing lines in regard to
,ralahts. Dallas could then ship goods
ma this country cheaper than she does
"ow. and thus all her markets would be
brought TO a close relation with the con-
srmer
There seems to be perfect epidemic
n marriages here now. The cards are
an, M several cases aud licenses have
Mem issued in numerous instances recent
x. Perhaps the cold weather is the cause
Sit.
II is more than likely that ere many
moons shall wax and wane there will be a
change in the postolllcc here, the present
INCUMBENT making way for a certain
monument citizen.
The party who was ran over by the
nus here few days ago, particulars Of
which were sent you Is in fair way to
recovery. His injuries are not near so
dangerous as was thought at first.
Greenvilie is still on the boom, and il
sbe gets the Mount Pleasant branch Of
he Texas & st. Louis road, there will be
Nc limit 20 the boom. OF course it will
ID extended TO Dallas or Fort Worth, but
Greenyile Will be the first town of any
Importance and viii get the first whack
Al The trade.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-23
Liuuors ma cigars.

Whitky-R egtfed 10 W ! ~ AZ per proof
sour mash, two year OLD, ~ 70 iIQ5 three
ycAr-Oid, ~ " 9 10; fancy extra Oid whisky
4 On 10 o 20.
Wines aTc,, per ease, 20 70 100 a. per
quality; Catnwba, pcr gallon, 90 ~ J j0i port
~ 10 3 00i SHERRY, per gallon, ~ 70 sOii hh
dclra, per gallon. 100 10 3 oOi white vine, In
case, 800 % NJ ~.
Alt-HtOck ale, pgr dozen, % % ~ port
per dozen, % 10 -,
Cigara- Domestic . O0toB ooi Key West % ~
70 10 ~ imported ~ " 20 lH 20.
Champagno--G. 81. Munm n CO., extra dry,
~ % 80 %, liedsica. NJ basket n ~ " WWi
Kfug, Ia basket 800 70 b0i domestic cham.
payne, 0Jto II ~; Geo. 0Onici, extra dfy, pinto
l7bC.
Bottled Beof- Tampa, quarts, u ~ % Il ~
RudWener, quartz II o.. plats - vJl tflhnSef
beer. quarts ~ % pihtG lsbDi sclllirs Milwaukee
quarts " o. pints - 90 u plAnsen \ sons
6hampagna beer, quartz, y ~ fiutS " -; bge'
.asI Aalzsl iinE crts9. ~,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-23
Hnried i'm "a snndhank.

CLEVELAND, ONO, Dec. 22.-Pierre
Laure, teamstcr, and a Bohemian
named Barkowski, and Il Pole, whose name
Is unknown, entered grayel-bed this
morning and began digging in a deep
cavern that had been followed out inside
Of a hill. The bank above them cayed in
and buried them out of sight. Willing
hands at once began digging for the men,
who, after hours of work, were uncovered.
The Bohemian is thought to be fatally
hurt. Laure's chances Of recovery are
slim. The Pole will recover.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-23
4 little fire is quickly trodden out

"A little fire is quickly trodden out
Which, being suffered, rivers cannot qucnch.'
Procrastination may rob you of time,
6utby increased diligence you can make
up the loss; but if it rob you of life, the
loss Is irremediable, If your health is
delicate, your appetite lckle, your sleep
broken, your mind depressed, your whole
being out of sorts, depend on it you are
seriously diseased. In all such cases Dr..
PIerce's "Golden Medical Discovery"
will speedily effect genuine, radical
cTe-make a new man of you and save
you from the tortures of lingering dis
ease
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-23


Prints-Standnrd prints, new styles, bsci Al
lens DnCiCA 6lci American hlci Arnold DC
belmont oci Hcrwick ici Charter oak tlci
Conostogn sic, Dunklrk $40; Dunucll-JRc
uuards Go, Duuucll-eatluoe 5ici GlOuccttCr
Ole; Hamilton staple stylps blc; Ilarlel hic,
Lodi Alc; Manchcster 6lci Pacific blc, Sonth.
finish 5lc, Windsor blci fancy pinks hio;
Slnter soids Ole; Peabody solids blc Berlin
solids BIC; Durham solids iic Victoria black
ic steel River chlnt1 Glc,
Heavy brown Shoet!ng--Atlanuc T. "a 5lc,
Albany AI.4Glc; Atlantic VA &c, Clifton
20 CA.l Go; Lawrence Lat Jlci Rutland e
G4-i6 Glendale \ 4 - Gie Enterprise Z
E q &c, Tam o'shartcr A. 5lci Chapman a
- Be- Belfast u "a blc; Rose Valley - Icj
First Prize a. 6lci Argyle a. Glci Busy Bee
Wide Brown Shooting Lowell 10 4 Ise. Pom.
broke 1914 lac; Nonadnork 1914 lSlc, Lancgsicl
1914 1895 Popporcll l0a 2loi Boston 1914 23cl
Lockwood 10 22ic.
Wide Bloached shooting -2Ql Boston 2aoi
lO4 peppcrcl gjc, 1914 Pembroke zoe; ~ I
Monadpork lglc; 1914 Lowell l9c; lOs focE
wood 2ic, 1A Qninnobauy DC; % Pembroke
l2ic
Cnlusad DucEs- -Moniaup $40; Boston s.ol
lOlc. Everett II 70 lie; PhinNent 1905 i2lci
Eagle brown ilc warren mills NC.
Ticsiugs -Amoaseag 4 q a llc; Arasapba "a
Riddlo 5c; Lewiston Joiach MES ocean BIO
iIieiory sirIpcs Extra stout, hluc or brown
9ici Mechanic, blue, 0ici Jewott Go q ltact
l!iycr blue and brown, sci lHglc, biuo0i Ln.
Cgsvlle = - Columbian $50.
Ginghamt Zephyr aci iinnkot ~. Glasgow
mncios 7c Glasgow dress fiyics tlci BHgttuu
Gici Earlstou SIC; scotch BoohOld 5!cl lorl
check Iici slattcryillc checks 3lc. NuUlRn dress
styles SCI Argyle staples Sos Bates iancioA sc
L0chiUmOnd &C.
Lipscys-Cumbefla NET Calumet Zoe; FAn
Play licl Imperial lee; Geneva l5ci AdTiau,
~. O. Bradford 1870; Chiion 5ei Wipdtpf 9c
Jeaus-kluyyef dci ADbQlWiord re: Ielc
graph l8c; Cdyingt0n $40 FOlnuE lilc, il0psiel
i7C, Imperial iSc; bennington lslc American
zoe Silver Peak 2jc; GLAND &c, TeSae Doe
skin 2tc; Great Southern Glci humboldt &c
CnnOhlcut D0eHkin 31C.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-23
Kansas Citys

-
EAEsAs CITY Mo-, Dec. 90 WheaI 90
steady cash zoe bid January il4ci February
Corn-Frm; cash 2G!c bid January aGlc bid
NAV 303c bid.
Oats-Nominal; 27lc asked.
LIVE sIUCK.
Live stock Indicator reports
Catue-Receipts 1926; shipments G4 besl
trades 5dlOc higher, others duil ana weaki eA
oorfors s6U0a5 % good 70 choice Hhlppur1
"a E0TA n: common TO medium 81 -Jo4 Fi
stoclors and feeders y s)@S 70. cows V "
as ~. -.,,. tt.,t..-.
Hogs-Rcceipts 9OtOi hrm and 5"iOa higher
81 l5d3 w. .,,t,,,
sbeep-Receipts IFS; shipments none quiet
fair TO God 81 5Oa2 i5i common TO medium
~ bO09 o.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-23

Oranges Louisiana per hOr = ul.
Mosslna LemouE-Per hos uld3 POI
Applcs--h Northern 2saa i0 per hhl.
PotaIocs-7lrsh per bu new Northern SOC IN
sHckE,
uniGuE-NOrthern per hbl 3 70,
Behns-Navy 5iMic; NED Dbls 3c large lima
3lo; small butter 3lc
PNAuNta--tntn.
Cider -tIalf Dbl Z 30,
Cabbage Per crate northern 10 10 ",
Poultry Ileng ] 1U per dOgi young ehlrscnk
! %; turkeys 4Gc ~ Gaci geese ljc 10 aQc
ducks per dDz 70 90 ~.
ErEH-Pcr dO4 lIlc.
Fresh Country llutfor-Cbnlcc 70 n poe choice
Western dairy he; fancy creamery 30c.
Potatoes sweet 45cntl W per bu,
sAuer KrAuf Por half Dbl -.
Bauanas-Per bunch ~ ~ 20.
C0coanuta--pcr 100 co.
New PccHns-Ec.
BrBzii Auts--l5c.
AimOuds.-20c.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-23
nncI,Ien,s Arn,cn snlys.

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
eoms and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
OF money refunded. Price % dents per
box. For sale by II. w. Williams & Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-23

Mest-sugar cured hams lnlcj suFnr cured
breakfast bacon &C.; short clear lhcoh 10
short clcl ll-y sE.t &C,
Fish--MaekSroi, 30 N kits. No. ! 500, No.
~, half ibis No. I %; No. So drioa
berrings per box 40c cod lah &c.
Iard-Tlerces 10, 5l-b cans itci ", 2 eAhs
'Tea-ImpeTial s0N0lgi gunpowdcT ~ luc;
sugar--fne powered bbia, &c DO hAlt ppli
&c. cut loaf sic; granulateo sitngafa stei
Toutriana granulatod Sc; standard A nc
shoiee white nc; Louisiana 3. =. Ia l4c
Rios-Iouisiana "a 20 30 nov.
salt-Course, IN bags, a5dl igi One IN oaE'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-23
2 lake, in nat hoop barrels, ass; pockets

- lake, In hat hoop barrels, 2S6; pockets
sodaSBicarbonato In kegs Ha5c, blcarb In
cases dlc; lump sal soda In keEs 2id9tc, granu
lated sal soda In 80 10 druma &c.
Molasses-ChOice Louisiana b5d5S0 NEW
CROP; fair TO good 8hC ; core syrup Shc.
Cohee-Rio, fair W@iOc; prime lOlaiic,
choice lll@l2ci Laguyra l2lc; Java 20o; Gold
en- Rio lac, Pea Kerry l2ialBc,
Plcklcs-2 gal pails mixed pickles 30, glass
pinis lOi glass quarts 70 glass half gal ooi
glass gal %; glass hex gal, 6 20.
Wrapping paper-Rag and straw a. 10 zoe,
Snuh-Ohrrctts %, II - per case 2.oE, q 80
on. 3 50, RAlph's 6.oE 10 40, Lon %, oE.
1 90; dental o on 10 O0i A on 800.
Canned Goodf-i'ricos per dozen Pine ap
pies, standard, n s1 peaches, standard, MS.
30; 3 ms, 2a4 30; seconds, = ms, | l3i Q MS,
49, tomatoes, standard, ms, %, eocoudH, .
hf,----; . bs, ! 81 grcon corn lual 90. green
peas ai. goosebeulcs, ls5 rusphcrrlcs aOj
weight, / N ---- % 49,, salmon / d ] so,
10 ---; mockcrol / n eOc0l 90, sardtncs
Americana o. case' imported u ho case; atraw
houios, 3 10 90; blackhcrticF 20, green Rngeh
--; eagle condensed milk %.
Suap-2 15oi 30 per case.
liagging-lah standard Nlci lAb lie,
Tics-Arr0w and Delta oh,
flour--Best patcnts 3 - per 100 bs; half-pat.
net 10 per 100 rs, third grade Opcr 100 bs
fourth grade . % per loo los.
Corn meal-fer buHhcl Q0c.
inminy and grlts-PCf bhi 4 30.
Oatmcal-Fcr half bhl IS.
Cracked wheat--rer u &C.
OraCkCrs--A soda Go, NIX soda &c cream
ste ginger snaps 1lcl lemon creams 10.
Sundrios-StArch AZ, Candles, fan boxes, l2ic
halves quarters stick candy 70 l0ic fancy
10 to 1895 rope, basis, do cotton, l7c hcTinp
/ imported - per key liaisinH, layer ~
cider, crab apple, i0ci Missouri NOr. Vinegar
10 70 25c, Concentrated lyc 2 20 10 I 90, Jugs
glazed lie per gal, urocEH glazed, Joe per gal
DriOd peaches s 70 lBc. indigo 76c por NJ
| Blueing lOcdi 90 dozen. Culeman'H mustard
] 3Odl 80 dozen, Maccmoni, imported. loo o.
American 75c box. Buckets, two hoops, ] Z,
dozen; wen buckets % dozen. lroOmg 73d
3 % dozen. Brilliant oils, bbs. lSc; Eupion do
2sc do. 30 cases l0i brilliant 20 CHhea 2 lo
do, ~! cases 1876. Baking powders, bulk
lie; n cans 90
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-23

Twelve months clip. light fine aud medium
1fMl7c; fue heavy 70 light ll@itci SIX months
light, hne 70 medium, l0alboi fall, nue
heavy -i fan Hight, Dne medium -----i
ooarse "a Zee
llides-Ho. heavy D. y. hides, lgo per ~ No
heavy 1885, No ! light i5cj No. light l2c,
Dry sAlted-lOal2e. bull hides Toe, glue &c
greea sailed 81 butchers gTeea vc,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-23
30 Hnnes for tho Ornhnn nor.

ST. lGNACE, MICHo Dec. 22.-The
Mackinaw Lumber company have given
upall hopes of finding the schooner Or
phan Boy. They have ordered the tug
which has been hunting for her to return
hare.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-23

Have used Tongaliue in several cases
OF neuralgia and rheumatism, with mar
Vicious success. Tongaline is an invalu-
able remedial agent, and the remedy ''par
excellence Tor neuralgia and rheuma-
usm l.. L. Sisler, NJ, D.,
Manchester, Ohio.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-23

NEW ORLEANS, Ia, Dec. 22--Cotton-s
slOscd quiet
Low ordinary Ole; ordinary nc good ordinary
10; low mlddllng slci middliug II ice; good
middlug gA,l6c; mlddl,ng fair Zoe, fair lie.
Sales, 600 bales.
Futures opened and ruled steady alnsing
sloudy nc TO g points lower
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-23
Robbed of $1,000.

CLINTON, WIS, Dec. 22.-Wm. Graham,
a bachelor, living five miles south of here,
was confronted by pistol held by a
masked man last night and compelled to
surrender $4,000, which he had in the
house Henry Lawson, neighbor, has
been arrested, accused of the robbery.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-23

ttlzABETH, N. j., Dec. 22.--Ihe SIN
ssf sewing machine factory whistle was
y, ylo~n at 1880 O'Clock this morning, ana
w w lockcd-out employees returned TO work
iae tSx dispute has not been settled.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-23

GALVESTON, TEX. Dee. Cotton-spoi
closed quiet and easy.
Gross receipts, 5303 bales,
Sales. 2S}.
Exports. 337e
shipments, cuastwisc, .
Stock, l0l GA bales.
Ordinary l5.lGo good ordinary, u. lGc
low mlddling 5.l9c, middling s NJ 1901 good
middling, % Ice midding fair. Q 9.l6c,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-23
Now YORK.

NEw YORK. Dec s2.--Cotton-spot closed
quiet,
sales, 1894 bales.
Ordinary, sc; good ordinary, Slo; low
middling, .lGci middling, &c, good mlddlng.
91c, middling fair lOlc.
Futures closed barely steady; / 10 q points
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-23
pnstnn Wool Market.

BOSTON, MASS, Dee .-Wooi--eleAoyi
ohio and Pennsylvania iiceces 5iposci Anchlgah
\ neeccs 30@3lc pulled woods 2bG3sc
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-23
ON CHANGE.
Cotton Futures We're from | to 3
Points Lower Yesterday-Moncy
Was Easy.
The Grain Markets Were Unsettled. whea
Generally Higher and Corn Lower
Quotations.


MONEY
NEW YORK, Dec -. Money on call easv AZ
20j per cent prime mercantile paper fa5.
foreign exchange rates have advanced 10 81 u
Tor sixty days and 81 sd for demand
ENGLISH CoNsoLs
LONDON, Dec. 22.--Consols closed at 90 3-lGfor
money and 90 for account
STOCKS AND RoNDs
NEW YORK, Dec. 22.--rhe following wore tho
eihcial closing quotations al the New YORK
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-23
Mules and Horses.

a, Mitchell Bros at their old stand want
~ the good mules and horses In the mar
~''I ana Will Pay spot cash for them.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-23
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