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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-23
DENISoN.
brakeman injured While Coupling Cars
Church Socials becoming the
Order OF the Day.


special to The Gazette
DENisoN. Tx, oct 22 Capt Coli
more, who has charge OF the press NJ the I
new Gin aud was hurt last Friday, is gct. ,
ting much better ltwill be remembered I
that while the captain was throwing a I
belt off shaft screw caught In his |
shirt and pulled him down, and he took |
fifteen or twenty revolutions in n hurry
and was thrown violently to the floor,
bruismg him up pretty badly and break
ng rib. The captain being an aged
man of hity-ninc, II went rather hard
with him. Mrs Cohmoc arrives Sunday
from Grctna, Ia, 80 attend the sick-hcd
Of her husband.
MIR William HEDGES went over 70 Shor-
imam to-day aud interviewed George Dick
erman, county clerk. and left 81 80 on the
table. Mr. Hedges invited Bcv Bodkins,
Of the Methodist church. TO call at the
residence of Mr. Groves, in southwest
Denison, at 1870, 70 Join IN the holy bands
OF matlimony himself and Miss Laura
Groves The wedding was Il quiet affair,
no guests being invited and only the
family being present.
The Christian social that was held AZ
! the residence OF Mr. Scpnctt was q very
pleasant affair. Mr. Senpctt made every
one enjoy himself.
/ This morning at Mckinney ahout
O'Clock j. s. bingham of this city was
painfully injured while coupling cars.
/ lie had the misfortune TO catch his foot
in the brcakhcam, giving IL twist and
sprainng his ankle. lie was brought 10
this city and DR. Wilson dressed and
bound his foot Mr., bingham was quite
cheerful while talking TO TiM GAZETTE
his way TO the Houston 4 Texas Contra
hospital ut Houston The friends of MIR
bingham viii regret 20 hear OF his acct
dent.
Friday night there is TO be u Methods
social in the Voand building, corner .
Main street and Austin avenue.
The Episcopal social that took plac,
= last night AZ the residence ot W. J.
Hughes was most enjoyable affair
= Dancing was one of the enioyments o
the evening, and every one left wei
!. pleased
] At the house warming last night q
The residence OF Mr.. Fritz larg
y crowd assembled and enjoyed dancin
Q until II late hour.
= Jim Mcmillan, who drives a deliver
2 wagon for } II, Porter got out OF tll
wagon yesterday and the horse took
notion 80 20, and he did 20 at Il 2:i0 g0i
distributing groceries aud pieces &
q wagon along the street. Finally runnn
D, against lrGe nc was NnocNe" "oNh' ID
" was not badly hurt.
krd hlEer nsseihplS 80, 'h'U 81 o.
hhlshts oi Ia9or louSt hulu Ih'cuu
last m&ht ana aller auNho'ng !" SOU
business TOOK lorly snaIts IN tie i'aV,
'r Sutings' paper pHlDiiisn,tu N luis cl'y
the interest on inc NliSnIS % iAoor'
lue hhiguls Oh l3'iiiuS Hry n,ahil
ic great preparation lor theii palL WIN
c, lakes place on uhe llth on nSNV ino DIV,
iy ihey nave engaged StrinS uaho II"
ed pAllas' =,
p. \ DoNole Illei aS presCnteu ~ wv :,
r. WIN browne troupe iasl hl@nl' WNs qul
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suffering of rorty years Cured.

CoLuMBus, TEXAS, March ~, 1885.
DR.. j. j. Tobin, Dear Sir' have suf-
fercd with torpid liver and malarlal trou-
bles and constipation more or less for
forty years, and have tried doctors and
every medicine ] could hear OF and never
found relief until had tried your Hepato'
zone. which has relieved me. II Is the
hest medicine for those troubles that Is
given. GEORGE w. BREEDING.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-23

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns and all skin cruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price 20 cents per
box. For sale bV II w. Williams < Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-23
EntnI Mlne ExplosIon.

RfcIiMoND, VA, Oct. 22.-An explosion
occurred this morning at the Raccoon
plts In Chesterfield county, twenty-five
miles from here. one hundred men were
In the mine at the time, bnt only one was
killed and three were wounded. The
mine has al inclined shaft and was badly
damaged.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-23

Summer Complaint cured and tmmc-
diatcly relieved by Duffy's Pure Malt
Whisky, Recommended by leading ply
sicians. Sold by druggists and grOcers
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-23

,.,,,,..r .,rsstcs -1U,ts nOutfs nlv4u -vts'fnn /
ma tnrbnlnnt hetween Belgrade. me car |
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-23

TT7TIIUTI 2 IIIV IIIfVITT1
s Z. r.. alarm q lss
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-23

Justice Ciiflgin to-dsy, but there was no
testimony produced, and aitrf waiting
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-23

has hcijiN " fIaci ana lec
,ynts 3. pisl, Y es Z \,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-05
erooeries.

aSAAn-sugar cured MANS, l2lxc; &, o, q. d.
B,e1oon. l2Stei g. ohaoon, s5se' SO. dry salt,
EBH- BIaekerel, lOb kite, NO. i, gi.O0: No.
z, $50; half bills, No, 1, g5.51 No. 2, $500;
White nshi No. I, hlf. bblu., N2i; No. z, s5.25:
LARD-Tiofcos, $40: a and Son cans, $40;
Dp cans, SIC; Ion cans, s&e; On cRnr PJ6o;
n cans, Dc
oogEEs-ooDamon lOc.; ordinary. loyo.;
fair, llc.; prime Rio, nJfo; fancy, i2e; old
government Java SOC.
TRA-lmporial, 1880; gunpoydsE. 5gG7O,
SugAAn-Fins powderodl bbls- &c.; do,
hnlf bills, SIC; out LOAF, So. granulated
standard TIC; Louisiana grsnula,ed, 49,;
ai9ndard A. 6sse.: choico white, CSC; yellow
RIoE-Louisians, BoTc.
BALr-COar9o, in bags el.25aol.d0 nne in
haga, - lake, Ia nat hoop bblE., S2.lo
CAENED eooDs.-Pricss per dosen; Pins
apples, standard el.e5; Peaohsa, standard, 2
lha,, 1885, ibs. sa,2Se2.5O; seconds, na.
el.50 Ms, 81 10; Tomatoes, standard, 2 Bs.
sle9; Eeoondr, bH,,- MS, sl.2bee Green
corn, si10@l;g5i 6reen peas, si.55; Goose.
oysters, null weight, n, Bile; b., 5qi0; light
Se " fi ya NJ &C. p, a.2o Salmon p,
Sp6 4Sois% sard,be- 1s,d aS0ks y y; o.
imported, SIS 0l3i4. 90 Gaze: Strawberries. 9 ~,
gl.t09@-e~; Blaokberrios, $3.50; Green qnges
sl.d0; Eagle Conoenzed milk, ts.GO; crown,
BAKING PowDR.-sllyer Loaf, 20 cam,
per doEen sgoi IN do, DO. 81 90; DIDO, q 50;
otvi AAsi bff uAgs aDtf Va
6uNDRIEs-staroh, exc. Soap, common
SO; German olive, $40. Candle6, full boxes
lh5<c; halYea, q quarters, Q. Indigo. $50 u;
Blueing, 80d0l.00 doron. Cnleman'H mustard,
Sl.s0@th.b0 dozen. Macoaroni, imported, bon;
American n.00 box. Buoketa two hoops.
t2O9 dozen;Well buckets, $500 dozen. BrOofnn,
ul,Th4S.2b dozen. Brilliant OIL bbls, l9c; En-.
piOn, do, &c; do, rs caees. 81 90 BRILLIANT,
IS cases, W 20: do, l-l2 cases, o. 0S.
FLOUR = stsnnrd,s Royal Patent, 10 90
per 100 lha. a. Is, No 2g2, No 10 81 rs. Corn meal
psr bushel, $50; Hominy and grita, Y bbl
IS 0O Oatmeal, y half bhl., 81 IS. Cracked
wheat, pn, &c: Crackers: X Soda elSf., Xxx
soda, To-; XXX soda, &C.; cream 5r.; gin.
ger nDaps $40; lemon croanaF. $40.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-05
nuIIaIng matsrlul

luBBnIs-- Tough luInDer, boxing, ~ irehA
Ano und6r, nrHt-claBB, F2f stripping. <xs, fsi
boxing ana haorinR, clears, 81; thick clear
~ ana ", "; cough lumber. second clRx
slE ioiHt and ncantling, Guile, SIS.
htDusa-FtrHt common white piue, 81
second do. so. third do, SIS. poplar, e2j 0Qa
rough, $500.
DkEEaEp LuLEsrH-Boxing u lnchas am
under, $40 0Alt23 0G do i<E8. f28 0182s q
enantllng, joist or any common lumber
taa U0deA o.; boxing over IA inches. go ,0Ce
81 Ogi thick clears, ~ to and q 80 O0eta2 D.
second clasa- any kind. "a 90.
DKE4En AND MAruHED FL00HINa-N1rai
class, s21 second class, e1l.
WHITE PIHR FUREIBHTNG LUlfBMH---lll, u
and inch white pine $40; inuD do, 10.
OEfL1N0--BEADKD Oh PLAIN-Firat com
mon Wnite pine, X, eS2.b0, ID do, 60; "a DO, 81
Poplar, ~ e2d U0f327.h0i poplar, X, oa2.soa35 %
natiyepine =, s22E0; do. y, e4 "a.
POPLAR LpABEE,--l1<. ~ ana inch, CO.
sHnNGLEs-white pine A, 81 do shaded 4
A.25, do extra No. l, $50 cypresa best, ans
Idand, tti do No. q s4.bc; 40 HOs2 3, $500 nakiF
saved heart, tl.tJ, aapa, Es.n-
fIcKErs.---W hlle pine, dressed aud heAdeo
81 uare OF nati Z; ysiloN pine &C, e: latt
as b08sb0.
LIKE, CExEur. Bfc.---IdEna, Austin, ga.1
per Dbl. Cement. Louirviiia or h0annalo, g21l
Der Dbl; Portland. 1915 per Dbl. Plaster Peris
Sew YORK Or Michigan e 81 PER Dbl. Flasisi
-Virs-pyoof $40 park
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-05
LiquoFs.

WHTgEx--Raotinod 81 lQSsl5e, 20 par proc
Enur mash, one ysar old, 81 00 two years oil
s. 009e IS; thrgO years Old Il b0fag IS. GanF
sz.ara old whisky e4I6,
WIfTns--ClAret, caHo,s3 6gfti000. ~ per IA
a01; Sherry. per gal. 81 208B CO., Madoiff
per GAL, e. 0095 90; White wine, IN oz2el
e Oo8i0 &C.
CHANPAgEa-g. II. Mumm q Co., Exfa
Dry, So 0oasB W; Heidbiek, In basket, e7g 0af
~ 90. KruP. IA basket SIS 01s530 %. Domestic
champagne, 81 0O2ls " geo. 9oulal, a1u
dry, uintH GA 81.
Abb--etock Ale, per don, s. p0e7 IS, Porte
par dos. s. 00Se2 -.
BoTFIED BHEB--Lomp'B quartz, SO 09 pte
sl2 hf tiudwsiaer quarts tl2 90 piltE al9 %
HrlanRHr besr, QuArtE, GiB o.; plntg as 90
gcnlitB Milwaukee, quartz ga 90 nintr ak %
Anthony d Kuhn'a, ats So 90, pints az 81
n. Claus9n q Bonih nhhuluaqu peer, Quaffl
tiib1.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-05

eA.R IRON, gs 5U.-NorwaY, Sol 80, q
ahaot iron, $40. No ~ @ sheet iron, $50
galvanized sheet Iron, 0gDgifo: No. y }(Gn1a
lTc., No, ! 4 do, lbu.; Ox28 roofing tin, SIC ,
OILS 5oi lfE20 and l0xid pat. do, 81 559R 81
Anners wire, 30 por cent on; timers stool
forty per cent. on; cook utpveF fifth ware
$40 h0eo %: do, with trimmingB, tlt 60ao0u
WOOD WORK. wagon aKios, p0o.6NN %
tongues. Nleooel 90: aingletfees, ~ IS; bclntorr
hOo.; upokea s275G-S o.; follneg. 81 $500 q
poubletrees, 50 Soi 90; neck yokes " ooG
$50; plow hoams, b0ge5o,; pluw handles, 81 z
o2b0; handles, al7b692 50.
NAILS, O. Is key. basic l0ds-Burdcn horBt
shoe, per key, So IS; Perkins do, e5 30; Walk
or do, IS sos Burden mule, e. 6Oi NnrthweKt
ern horse shoe nails, No. SIC, No, 9, 2ec,, Nc
g. sc, no z, DC, No. 5, &c.; "lteeo'gn do,i No
Z, $50, No. 6, 80, No. 9, 20, No. Z, 700, No !,
nc, Ne. Z, lDc., No. 3, he,
AHIl9--K.S,, per dozen, o. 60n1u 90; Lake
90 0Oa9 50; HaokenEaoE 90 bOas7 90. hoy'n
handled, 6 5olls 81.
REFRi6ERAToRs,.--N mo. Climax. NTN
NO, 2, DO, SIS SO, No. do, SIS; No. do, s2b
MisOELLANEoUs-T chains, 90 o.
pair, tdo7o, pillow sinRlelroeH, per duN., ~
pillow doubietreea, per donon 80 90; stocf
bells, 90 per cent. on; door locks, 90 IS DA %
wood sorrows, 30 aud 10 per cont, on; j. = cas-
door butts, 40 and 10 per cent. OF; cut an
timed fncsH, ~ per cent. on: colfe0 mills, o
Per cent. or; blind hinges, 80 and 10 psT cent
on. carriage bolts, 65 and 10 per cent. on
pillow bolts S5 per cent. on; pisco tin ware
80 per cent, on; deep stamped ware, ~ pc
cent. on; shallow stamped wEre, 90 per osp
oni iApanned wAra, 30 por cent OF
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-05

Twelve months clip, light, nne sand mto
nm l59l7; nne heavy To light, 91F9ll: al
light nne and medium, i2Gll coarBl
7Ha9.
HTDEa-Eo. heavy nint, dry q b 15o: No
heavy flint, dry, a b lie; No. light fiint, z
70 lie; No. 2, light hint, = n 50; bulls anS
heavy, damaged, a to s. calf slSinH and badll
damaged. "a u 4636c; green, salted sound, 9 =
10 butchers, green, q b SIC.
PELTRIKs-Deer skins, alb bob, ante.Gp
skins, y n l00lBc; goat skins, each, i0Dei
sheep peits, according to amount OF WOO
2cD mp; shearlings, according TO amount OF
wool, SOLO; Mexican Bheep pelts, Bglno
Mexican sheep pelts, improved l1S12o, Nee
lean sheep eheREiirgg, 30,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-05
ronntrv r.rnanno.

81 G5; unione per Ebl, Red 81 co. yellow, 81 So
Turnips white, 81 90; Ruterbego. -;
Beams. H. Z. mod. bbla., &C.; large
medium or bbl., 50 OO. small, per bbl., so /:
half bb-. med. IS 90: half bbf., small, Sc "a
Cheese, half cream, .i954o.; full cream lsk
hago, per crate So OO6ss 20.
PoUL1aY- Hens. SID az 90 PSF dazoa
young chickens, 81 75a2 01 Turkeyh 90 to Is
EG6s--Per dozen, $50 zoe.
VFeah country buit8r cholus, 20 o 2boi
Cream cry ,s51si Hc,; old butter, eelpc.i olsc-
mRrgarln8, l3a
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-05
Chioaeo.
-. e.. 81. - 49,


fLouR-Strong, and as compared with one
eanfs.
WlIEAT-Janurry q 2a79 49, closed at
7alf; February 7seDS0, closed at 70 7-S. March
IS e@s0 b-s closed AT 50 $3.50 10: May 81 IL
Efd IL, closed at h6 II.
e1oRS- Cash - l-2a85 81, closed IS i-2as IS "a:
january "a 1908, closed IS 6-s698s 3-I Febru-
afe % a-i1s6 Ia, closed 50. March 35@9s6 8-s {,
closSd 50 SO.
PRoVIaIoSH.
PoRx-Cash II 302ll IS, January u aCa1I IS.
February Il ~ 12ai1 IS: May II III Poll 81 80
HARD Cash "a l-2a5 75 January 81 l-2D
61s. rebruary ~ l-2a6S5
HDLK MEATS shoulders 1891 90. short
rib "a; short clear Q 2QdB Is.
LIVE STOCK.
Drovers Journal reports
HoGs-Receipts,2 q 900: opened steady .closed
weak; 10 lover. lh@46o.
lArrLE- Receipts 500; slow; good grades
aearce aud steady, general market weaker
ports nom nally d OF; good 70 choice snin-
niDg, 2qG6 ~, common TO fair, 4tWg5QO,
atQckers, 00@t 09 feeders, n0Gi 49,
4HEEP-Receipts 600: steady and stronger
Iferior 10 fair 20oG3 co; medium 10 good,
bgos37 rs; choice, Q aasl 25i lambs, 00a5 70.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-05
&c aAzETTE. FoRT woRTH. TaxAs. MoNDAY. JANUARY s.

Bofps, ltc. ni-oafbonato Of soda. Enclia.
81. Copporas, Sea- CiuchlnediR. Per os So
cia, CASTLE soap, per m hnip. Cream tartar
z, r., pg,r II teSsa Sesis lump, Per 70 2lS
Tie Included, e5ai 90. ChlorRl fiydrute, per N
81 oe4l W, Chloroiornl, per 10 hotuu inclut
poyers, per No ei 90, EPSON aaits, per 10 20
~. Gum Opium, per 10 30. Gum Cam
phori per 10 23GiS, Morphine. per o. 80 We
-. on Castor machinc, sos; Oil, CASTOR
strained, 6sttJ6; OIL. lard, No. /. 6yaaO. ouin
Inc, y, & W., per ol 81 20. Flowers sulphur.
S495, Alum, slS@5 Prescription Walls By
per o. o.. show csses, market prices. Rebate
patent medicines, vi list. Thayera Fluit
Extraoia, % per cent. on, 7. y, Fluid ~
tracts, p per cont or Essential oils, gt
Louis list.
strictly pure white lead, g So; spiriia
turpenGne, 6016o Boiled oil, 81 1850.
TIKI sBisRsIAN-wfLIfAMs ooL0Rs.
Ivory drop black, ls. par 10 iGc, Rngiih
S9ash SlaSe ls Per 70 laei lamp black ~ 90
25ct tultramariue blue, rs, IL, acc, blue palnt
Is, 30. raw Turkey umher, ic, Hc' burnt Tur
key lumber Is, g; raw Italian sienna, Is. sc
burnt Italian sienna, 10, &c; Nnnkyke brown
IL, &c; Paris green, Is, 200; Chrome, l.. N. ., 4
y, o., r., lyc; American vermiliOn, IA, aou, IN
dtsn red. Is, u; Ninetta red, 10, By, i23fs, rs
yellow ochTo, IS, 81, i2,ss, 25s, &C.
PREPARED RAINING CoLoiUg,
Bark oak, 100; Ash, lSc; Black walnut loo
nIsrENfPER CoLoRB.
Ivory drop black. Use. raw turkey unpai
1io; burnt Turkey lumber, 25c; raw Italian
sienna. 2oc burnt Italian sienna, 2so; Van
dyke brown, Csc.
Prices OF above made on basis OF IN y
\, and 10 cans, assorted; 7 "a y and n
cans; balance IN 1 and 10 cana, assorted
Prlco IN Q III cans; balance In aud 10 GAN
assorted. Price Ia 10 cans, 10 lesa; 1919 nuf
3 10 tin pals, nc leas aud kegs 20 per
less.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-05

Furnflure--t6adatonds, Imitation WalE AZ
each "a s0sbS 90. all walnut q bUSnl0 90, CHAIR
wood scat, y dos, 20 1907 90; oans and rattan
neat e. 0ldDs 10; cane seat, dining, al2 00n20 u
UhildH and rockers, % 00,@i2 90, large rookiaa
go Q0GS0 90: camp aud rockerH, each, ~ 7hG
7 5G Mirrors, arch topg, 2 doc, e2e0BI2
Tables, round, f20lD3bg; iHll leaf, 50 b03s
Safos each, IS 1901 90, Bureaus, g b0990 %
wash stands, Of 1900 so bed springs, 81 1897
Baby Carriages, 81 5o0g
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-05

strong, options opened IL to ~ higher and
atrOng. No. B red 50 ~ No. red sOe9i In
No, red January 81 ll@e1. closing slA@
SIS g.
CoRN-spot lots = 10 y better options
OPENED q shade lower and later advanced
TO lsa closing arm; No. 1850 No. 2, laun-
AIRY, iN b-sG5l, closing 81; tebrusry. ~ l-Sg Y,
closing SO, March aud April ss0ia, closing ~,
rRovIsfONB.
COFrEE-Spot fair; Rio arm; options
shaae higher and quioti Rio 30. spot Is.
sales - $50 bags.
January .......... lV9h W
February s.... .,.4........|.....,.... 5 ayWo 20
March. .......,,..... ..,s..,,......,-t. -
SugAR-Dull; refined quiet Y ll-2oi 81
extri. TYSON; white extra 3 l-S03 ~; yell
low l-i6bt 10; graduated t9-Sg lsl6.
MOLAeaEs- quiet and unchanged.
RICE-nemand fair and mnrket nrm.
TAILow- outlet but steady.
TuRpENTINE-DuN SO l2ll8},
LEATHER quiet hut firm,
Wool Firm. pulled 1880.
PORK Firm.
BEEF Quiet.
cur MEATs-firm
LARn--5tronger ana higher, spot Z 1907 Is
az OSqI l8: February 1907 Is.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-05

WOW 1AAlAhAf
PRoviHloNs,
-NEw ORLEANg, Jan FLOUR Damqnd
fair and prices higher choice eJCGtW fancy
4 1904 50: extra fancy 4 i5Gf 50.
CORN ctive and firm; in sacks, white and
yellow 10.
okrs-western quiet and weak; prime 80;
choice 30 1909.
CoRS MEAIs-Higher at s0a2a5.
HAY-In fair demand; prime II C0alS co.
choice Is 60
PORK--Higher at II %.
LARD-SteadY; fierce refined Z; keg Z l-a
BULK MEATs-in fair demand, shoulders
packed 10; long clear -: clear RIB &.
BACOH-Dull and lower; no shoulders; clear
rib and long clear rs.
HANs-Choice sugar-cured canvnssed nrm
ut 10 l-20ll.
rectined OSm1 .,
coFFrE-Quiei; Rio cargoes common 10
prime l-2mu
SUGAR In good demand and steady; com
mon 10 good common l-fa3 6-S; fair TO full
~ fair 34@3 rs; prime 4 Is; yellow clari-
fled p-iB0i 7-S grnnulaied GIG
MoLAssEs--G Good demand and steady; good
10 fair 25@2G: prime To choice 43.
RIcn-Quiet; Louisiana ordinary TO prime
i-2@5 -
BRAN Dull.
CoTroN SEED ON Prime crude, 50 IL;
summer yellow 89alQ. Market dun.
COTTON MARKETS,
COTTON nEUE1PTB AT ALI UNIFIED STATES
pnHTl.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-05
81. Louie.

FioUR-NN . a5al as; NNN 75jG9 rs; fam
lily 3 Gas o.; choice Boo 40, fancy 7dG4 10
WHEAT No. red Sc l-2ah7 les cash: 81 I-i@
81 - January: 81 s-sdS7 rs February % 3-it9
81. closing at 9S SIS for May,
l1ORN-52 5.S0827-s cash "a 1888 January;
as ESQ % 8-S February; IS i-g@36 ~ May.
OATS Is ~ bid cash; 20 . May.
WHIsEY-l r.
coRH MEAL--Firm a 9,@200.
PoRK-ll rs.
BuLK MEAT-Long clear 50; short ribs 59F
short clear Is.
BAooN-Long clear 6G2l-2i short ribs d75
HAprt clear 90.
IARD-6 90 l-2.
LIVE STOCK.
tATrLE-Receipts 10; only small retail
4ade done.
Ho6S-Receipts 2500; 4lb6i65
hEEP-Receipts none; no supply and no
lfaaing
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-05

PRODUCE
WHEAr-cash 90 s-s bid; February 5la4
z5fs; May G3 k@BS3<
CoRN--Casb 27i.2@a7 s-s: February % 84
March 26Js bid: May Is SIS
DATs--Caah - bid.
LIVE STOCK.
The Live Stock Indicator reports:
lcATTLE--- Receipts f65; exporters a085 30 I;
Haod 10 choice shipping faiG5 81: common
sto@3 90.
hoSs- Receipts Con f5as 90
- HkEP-- Receipts tllo, Kanfas sheep Of 50
ifnnds average, 2bs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-05
Live steek margss.


sEaatern Texas cattle at about threB, Run
Southern and Central Texas atock cattle al
about two dollars por head less than the
above quotations..
The above prices are for herds OF 1909 head
and upward OF best North Texas cattle de-
livore1 on the trail.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-05

whost, cnoiUg, IS TO Coo, medium So infe
riOr, B8885o. oats, 28pg5o. barley. BOb86e
rye. 40n; corn, s5640o. hay. looas riOnl the
wagon, 81 00@ " per ton bale hay, s. cog
10 %; bran, 500, per 100; ohopzi O Ool5l p
per 100.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-05
HAsKE1n COUNTY.

HASKELL COUNTY.
2n5. Tho a. Rlchic League, 4lgS acres.
The SatHh McfUrron survey, $3.50 acres
Surveys 70, a, ~, OF D, n. b. 4 G. H. H.
Jctsie White, so Ncres.
Arthur hlnydon, SO acres.
sections 6, IS, on, n, II. G. Randolph Survey;
also, surveyor, made for II. De Feas.
DENTON COUNTY.
j0i. a7t6 ACRES OF the John Ayrcr survey, all
of which IS under harbod wiro fence, with
bois dare posts; abundance Of Timber and
gl6 ACRES Of tho Robert whitloch survey
also under fence, and situate onn mile
south OF the Ayrcs survey.
Us cows and hoifers, eou one and two year
Did steers and 70 calves VIII DO sCld with the
above pastures.
PEoos COUNTY,
8Oi. SECTIONS ofthe nlternates or tho NJ,
X. & ~, Extension n II. co, n surveys ,hpirE
seouena y, o, ~, block ils, ana nechops
SO e. acrCi II. E. W y. II. r. survey No. ],
also surveys Nes N, q. and M, $40 acres each.
Texas Central railway surveys offered very
low,
PREsInto COUNTY.
500. ~ SECTIONS or 1l7eO acres being the
Col same are situated 20 m cseoutheast OF
PreMdio.
soi 6iOacrcs survey No. s, @. H. * s. A. II.
IL Co., very cheap.
CLAY COUNTY.
will soil g half Interest to en- agreeable part,
nor
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-05


2S2. in.oca ACREs; $1,000 acres OF same under
fence situated On head az North Concho
river hue grass ana a spperahundsnce OF
water also lot0l head OF fine cattle, "a third
snle
aso. $500 AcREs covered win nne grass
ana asundantly supplied with watur; dCQc
head OF cutie on place; 400 calves will be
offered for sale.
COLEMAN COUNTY.
2el, 5000 ACRES. iSOo or same inolosed,
IN abundance OF grass and water
BosouE COUNTY,
2SS. $500 ACRES ono and a hnif miles nom
Walnut spmugs inclosed With wire and
cedar pests; wen waipred and sheltered,
viii trade FOR n smaller place or SOD the
whole or half intorest,
MONTAGUE COUNTY.
29l, lOoo ACRES about I'VE miles a6nthwest
OF hoWiu, on hcadWhtars OF Big Mandy
creek; i0ou Aorcs OF saIn0 ~ under u three
%lre isp S :, 9 rsn y9,ify esSSert aqoet 70,
pnrham will be sold with place.
BAYLOR COUNTY
ags IS ALTERNATE SECTIONS. go acres
each, y, p, B, & q II. RI good grass. plenty
ofwnter, ample shelter Tor winter
KNOX AND BAYLOR COUNTIES.
2a2 Biis ACRES hue pasture land, situatea
In snuthoaut portion OF Knox and sonths
west portion of Baylor counties; plenty o.
water and tlmber, good uhclter for cattioi
winter One thousand hcnd OF good nattls
with ufncieni number OF good bulls viii
he sold with this place
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-05
ON CHANGE.
'cks Opened Strong, Reacted and
Closed Lower Cotton Lower
Provisions Active.
rhs Grain Markets Continued Their Up
Ward Movement, Wheat Advancing
Two and Half Gents,


Nkw YORK, Jan. Achievements weaker.
Railways irregular
MONEY.
Ntw York, Jan. s.-Money 1917; prime
nd. rnsrcantie paper 4 1906; sterling exchange
~ N. tfody M Z 50 81 sight 4 - 81
ma EXCHANGE
arr.yy ORLEANS, Jan. 8. sight exchange on
ri5H York per 1850 premium; sterling ex-
4hange b y tS0i-2
EXPERIMENT ANN RAILROAD BpNDs,
NV YORK, Jan. 8, The following we're
- tire Official closing quotations at the View
In YorlS Stoch exchange this afternoon, ns CONF
81 pared with those Of yesterday;
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-05

.EEw ORLEANS, jan. s.--coTToN = spot
closed quiet.
sales, 1850.
Low Ordinary Tys; Ordinary S6s Good
Ordinary 97k; Low Middling lOs4 Mid
ding l0ss Good Middling l09<; hiddlinR
Futures closed dun 1T 9 TO points lower.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-05
LOCAL MARKETS.


Good middling, 81; strict middling. Va
naiddlinz %; strict low middiing, 81 low
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-05

TT-ITITT =
NV 1oRk, Ian. 8--FIouR-Firm
m iikAf-spoi lots 10 ~ higher and
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-05
Gaiveaton.

Galveston.
GALVESTON. Jan. s.-CoTroN-spot closed
tirm
Receipts. 38Ss,
Sales 1885.
Exports, Slgi. Coastwise, 600.
Stock, i6,Ss0
Ordinary 8; Good Ordinary 10; Low
NEEDING 10 7.l6; Middling 10 GIG; Good Mid.
ding 10 1916; Middling Fair II l-lB.
Futures opened quiet and ruled quiet,
closed steady at TO points lower.