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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-16
Srttstee Salcs.
.RUsTEE's SALE.

SALE.
BY virtue VI Deed Of Trust made by IlIlabeth
MeKeown and William McKeoWn, her husband 10
me o. Trustee, dated the II h Gay Of November, 4
y ~, recorded in the oiloe Of the Clerk Of The
County Court OF Ohio County, West Virginia, m
Deed Of Trust look No. 49, page 26I, will Icil al
the front door q the Court House Of said county,
on MONDAY, MARCH !, 1855, commencing al 70
O'CLOCK AN, the following described pfOpalty,
situate In the city Of wheeling, county OF OHIO,
and STATE Of West Virginia, that IA 10 SRy, loi
numbered l2OS) Two Hundred aud Elght, situated
on the t0pthealt corner Of Sixteenth aud McCol.
loeb streets, 10 the Sald city Of Wheellbg
- Ihe tiile y believed 10 be good, but selling a
trustee VIII convey only the title vested In Inc
TEaMs pF sALE- One third oil tho putchaSe
money caAh In hand; opethlfd thereof With In.
tertSt In one year, aud the residue thereof With
Interest IN two yesn from the day OF Iale, iaiipR
IRON the purchaser his nOl With good security loi
we deferred paymeniS and retaining lne legal
title a. luther security
. Atlik0sEB list, Trustee,
BY JAmOs A. Henry, hI Agent.
WILLtLN u. ltALIER, AuntlOneif iSY
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-16

NEW STOCK Silver Plated Spoons,
Knives and Forks, Of our own brand,
lust received. JACOB ". GRUBB,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Sts.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-16

CURTAINS less than cost for thirty days,
John Harrington 4 Co.'s closing out sale,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-16
2sot Sa1e ahd zoe Nent.
EoR SALE AND FOR RENT,

The Dwelling Howe, 40. ito on the north aide
Of Eon street. one door Above Twelfth street. /, for
sale. linot told the down stain will be for rent,
,.,o JAMEs L. liAWL Y,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-16

HousREEEPERs, attend the Carpet and
Curtain sale at John Harrington 4 Co.'S,
Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-16
EN0R SALE 10 CLOSE AN ESTATE
Cubic Sales.


a foD"'O 'NhN' ...l
Il not sold NJ private sale before the W. y. 2
Will Onef a. pub iC auction OIL mat iI w ", n
and elltlbly situated tWOBttiy fn nc g ". 3
No " Virginia street., llA1d, seven Wy, 3
bathroom, lot 8OIla0, well l,npiOtrl ,aA.s,.l
two story Frame, ~. lG NiVl1IA s'fteh l0' ''
Terms made known gu day VI sale .,t,,s.
", II. MAILER Anc'lol, a,f
The above rails IA Adjourned Until \, M
febttafy2 n, tplb' VI II HAlL>
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-16

Music tonight at the Alhsmbra Palace
Rink,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-16
TOR RENT
TOR RENT,
Small Ice House

In the rear Of No. 80 Fifteenth sInpL nrs,.,
BY Booth 4 20, lor twenty yean. Eululied
II, FORBES, No, Custom llou.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-16

ANOTHER lot Of the celebrated l.. l. s.
Inlaundried White shirts received.
Price as cents each, two for 81 86.
q. HESS u SONS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-16

NOrnIEa but superlative merit can ac'
count for the phenomenal reputation
achieved by Salvation Oil. 1t kills pain,
Price % Cents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-16


1t is said that as soon as the river falls
the Lillian, which was sunk by Ice In the
Great Kanawha, can be raised with but
little difficulty.
There Is an Obstruction In the center Of
the channel at the Sisters Island. The
Jim Wood narrowly escaped being wreck
ed on her way up. st' q
Pilot j. B. Alexander, who has been
running skating rink at Moundsville
during the winter, will resume his posi-.
ton az the wheel early In the spring.
The Scotia passed up at 4 o'clock yes.
terday afternoon 10 heavily laden that
she had 10 keep up a full head Of steam
In order TO force herself along against the
swift current Of high river.
The dissolution Of the Ohio and Big
Sandy River Transportation Company has
been resolved upon, and the steamers
Mountain Girl, Tom SpurloOk, Jerry
Osborn and Llghtwood are for sale.
The Bay Brothers are building q new
boat at Madison, Ind. II is reported she
will run from Charleston 10 Gallipolis
when completed, In connection with the
Minnie Bay for Parkefsburg aud the D. T.
Enos for points down the river. She 10
1852 feet long, 20 feet beam, ~ feet hold,
and has the machinery Of the Alex Mont.
gomefy. She will be named the George
w. Bay.
The good steamer Andes will leave for
Cincinnati at o'clock this afternoon,
She has a big trip already on board, hay.
ing been absent from the levee nearly all
day yesterday picking up heavy ship.
mentl. Capt Charlie Mdhlemah is ia
command, and thnee popular young gen.
uemen, Mesafs. Mart. Noll and Charlie
Knox, are still doing the honofs Ii the
Office. Tho Andes has unexcslled pas.
senger accommodations.
Commander Sheldon McOook, Of the
United States Navy, who died al bis home
10 Vineland, n. j., Saturday last, Is 10 be
buried beside his father and mother In
steubenville, his former home, to-day, For
Q number Of years past deceased was com.
mAndef Of The veatefn light house system
along the Ohio and Mississippi rivers, and
up 70 q short time ago, made bis head.
qiattets on the light house steamer Lily.
He 10 q brother Of Hon. Anson q. Nc.
Cook, Secretary Of the United States Sen.
Ale,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-16
rIIH nIYEIt FALLING.
The Gold Snap Pats n Stop to Further
RI e-IIiysr NutsG
JoHS HARRINGTON & Co,
100 TO 1ll3 Main street

The Gold Snap Puts Stop to u Further
~ s-RiySr NotsL
As predicted in yesterday mornings
news about the river, 1t commenced fall
ing early yesterday morning and con.
tinued going down all day. AT o'clock
last evening the depth in the channel in.
dictated by the gauge marks was 20 feet
II inches. The reports from above were
as follows: Pittsburgh, IL feet inches,
falling aud showing; AIorgantown, s feet,
falling and showing; Rice's Landing, 10
feet 4 inches and falling; Parker, IL feet,
stationary and Bnowlngi Brownsville, II
feet 0 inches, falling and raining; Greens.
boro, 10 feet o inches, falling and raining;
Lock No. 4, 10 feet 0 inches, falling and
showing; Oil City, feet, stationary and
showing.
The cold snay that set in yesterday has
put an et1ectual stop 10 the present freshet.
II Is we'll 1t did turn cold, for had 1t not
the rains and SHOWS Of yesterday might
have had dlsagreeable effect. Very lit
tie Ice was floating aud what there was
was not large enough to do any damage,
although It was very thick.
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Music tonight at the AlhambrA Palace
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FfsW 4 IIsrtOhy.

Music tonight at the Alhambra Palace
Rink.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-23

and the indlsposision of cxporters to
buy In excess OF their current wants, Will soon
convince the speculative producer that his
hopes are not TO be realized and reaction In
the market, caused by gradually accumulat.
ing stock in the Interior towns and scapOrts,
Will be likely 10 change the confident holders
OF cotton into eager sellers,
The shipments from tho plantations may In
crease 70 an extent that viii ontrnn previous
estimates, and produce the same state ~ feel
ing In respect 70 cotton that Is now manifested
In the grain market. Corn, oats and wheat,
like cotton, rule extremely low but instead of
that being regarded by the consum r
as u reason Tor purchasing Q large
supply In excess OF ordinary demands
he prefers 20 buy AZ he neede, knowing that a
material advance 10 out Of the question when
the granarics OF the land are filled 10 o. crfow.
ing There Is not only cotton enough, but more
than enough TO supply the worlds de- ands ~
the coming year; and In n few months another
planting season will come round, when the
nsual Increase OF the previous years acreage
win be seeded 10 cotton, and the probability OF
another immense crop VIII be looked forward
to and have It's effect on the market price OF the
surplus stock OF cotton, IL IL doubtful, there
fore IL the specnlat0r will get paid for carrying
cotton bought on the basis OF recent prices. Hc
nay resort, however, 70 the eNpedicnt of aver.
aging down.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-23
arocerie..

Mcat-Sugar- cured hams l0lc; sugar. cured
breakfast bacon Ole; short clear bacon 7ci
short clear dry oalt &c.
fIsh-MGekerel, ION kits, No. ! goci No z
sOc half bills No. / . go; No. 5Oi dried
behring's per box 40c cod fish &c,
I.ard--Tierces 7c, 50-b cans 7lci 90 ID cans
7tc, 10. n cans 7icj 8. % cans 7ici . n cans &c.
Tea--lpperiSl 100000; gunpowder 50a7Oc;
Sugar-Fine powered bblRj olei 90 half.bbls
acj cut loaf sicj granulated standard 800
Louisiana grannlatcd no; standard Hci
shoiee white nc; Iouleiana y. c. 7GTlc.
Hice--f.ouisiana 81 to Sc new
Salt--Course, IN bags, 25ml 40; nne In bnHB
,--- lake, IN nat hoop barrels, 2Soi pockets
soda,-Blcarbonat IN kega Ba5oi bIcarh IN
caaesb SIC; lump snl soda In Kegs sl@2ici grann-
Molasses--Choice Louisiana 50a55c tnew
er0pl, fair 10 good 800; core eyrup SOC,
Conee.-kie, fair oi9lge; prime lok5ssl liG
choice lIlSi2oj Lagnyrh l2icj Java 2Oci Cold
en- RIO l2lc. Pea Kerry l2h@lSc
Piekios-9 gal. pails mixed pickles ! tei glass
pints l 10; glass quarts lbi glass hnt Bal, OOi
gls,s,s J. s = ls lasn nea ~. Sal l ,o a, y, 7sc
snuh-Siarfeits cor. II = por case; l.oz. o 90
l-oz. 3 20; Ralph's G.oz. 10 -; l'os. = -; l'o1
1 90: dental Coz. 10 o., 1. "a. 400.
Canned Goods -rrlceg per dozen; Pine np
pies, standard. 81 -; peaches standard, ha
/ Is; ms, 2 $50 80; 6ee3nds, 2 he, ~ ms
10; tomatoes, standssa, ibs, vi; seconds,
peas 55; gOcsebofcies, 1876; rafpberrics 800
oys.sfs, fqh weigli, ! nj Is; Z y zip, hgh h
Wcightp j ID s-e-~. = n ----- bhlHlunf 4 IN 4 w
9 n -; maekefel, / b gUcml %. sardines
American " casa; imported, Is 90 case straw
berries, D 50i blaekDerTies , 70; greeA gage
-; eagle condgaBgd mix 4.
SOap--e f1d4 " per case,
! Bagglng--lah standard lie; I'm Ile-
1 Ties--ArroW and Delta 81
! Flour-Besl patents 70 per 100 bsi hAlf-pat
net 2 rs per lc6 Ms; third grade 10 per 100 ~
/ fourth grade 90 per 100 Ne.
/ Corn moal-Pcr bushel e0c.
1 Hominy mud grits-PcT BIB. 20.
| Oatmeal--Por half Dbl 40.
1 Cracked wheat-per a CO.
I CrAckegs--A soda &c; XXX soda &c. croaI
SIC, giDaer snaps 7lcj lemon creams nc.
1 sundries-Starch fc: Candies, full boxes. NC
halveH--f qnarteYat suck c2ndy . 70 1910 jfAsfe
I 10 70 i6c; ropo. basis. do cotton. Id; horrin
Imported. - per kcg. Aaieins, layer, b
cider, erab-apple fQci Miseourt, roc. tineRa
DO 10 z5c. Concentrated lye 2 10 % ", Jug
DIled peadhee 70 100. INDIGO lsc per z
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-23


Prints-standard prints, new styles bIci Al.
len's fanciee 5loI American bhci Arnold bIo;
Belmont o.; HoFwick tcI Charter OAK tsei
guards &C.; Dunneil"satines 5sc, GIoaccster
SIC; Hamilton staple etyl0s blci IIartci Ole;
Lodi 40; Manchester bloi Pacific olc; south.
sT nlS s vS &c. oi linen
siaior s6lids 10; Poabody colds Dc; Berlin
solids blc; Durham solids aicj Victoria black
4lc, steel River chintz $40.
Heavy Brown Sheeting--Atlantic "a 6ic;
Albany A "a dc; Atlantic A. ~ Go; Clifton
CC ~ 90; Lawrence LL4.4 Ole; Rutland y
qttSAc; gl o, nssaa - sse E1,erprise
"a 30. Belfast X ~ 5lp; Roee Valley "a 7e;
Fret Prize ~ &c; Argyle a. 6lci Busy Bee
Wide Brown Shooting Lowell 10 4 100. Pom.
broke 1914 100; Monadnork 1914 Isle; Lancaster
1914 lsc; pepporen lO4 2lej Boston 1914 2SeI
Wide Bicsohod shooting--2O.4 Boston Qbc /;
1914 Pepperoll 23c; 1914 Pembroke 2Oci 1914
Monadnork i0io; 1914 Lowell 100; 1914 Lsek-
wood 90; b'i Qninnabarry eci o. Pembroke
oolored Ducks--s fonianp % SIC; Boston son
1910; Everett II - lie; PAtuxent l0-o1 12lcI
Eagle brown IlcI Warren mills lllc.
10. Cornwall !, slo; Whittenton 900 lfci Chen
Riddle 70; Lewiston 30-inch lllci OCEAN Gle;
Oakdalo $40.
Oct Mechanic, blue, 6sc; Jewett CITY 70; Rock
River, blue aud brown, 6cj Eagle, bluo0fc; I'M
casgllo 81 Columbian Sc
Ginghama--Zophyr 80 Plunket 7l0: Glasgow
fancies 70 Glasgow dress styles Skct Brighton
Glcl Earleton Dkc; Scotch Bookfolu SO; York
check tic; siattervtlle checks Tic NubIan dross
styles SIC; Argyle staples slci Bhees faseies &c
Lochl0mond 10,
IdnHeys--CunbsEIan llic; Calumet 100; Fair
Play lie; Imperial Iici Geneva lbct Adriatic
l2i G., Bradford i2ic; Clifton SCI Windsor 90.
Jeans kluyveF Sc, AbbOttffprd t4c; Tcle.
graph 1891 CoyiBgton lsci polarie l7to; IIoOsior
i7e; Imperial IeG; Jeainlngton lbhe: American
h 0lAsa IN MAJ Il4.aa
akin 2tei Great southern S2ci Humboldt 3lci
CAn0nicrt DOeekin Doc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-23
FROM THE JAWS OF DEATH.
Extraordinary Resuscitation of womn
by Her Husbands Efforts

Extraordinary Reconsideration of a Woman
by Her Husbands Efforts.
The wife OF Charles p. Pruin, a dentist
OF Chicago, gave birth to child, which
was followed by an attack of puerperal
mania. They were living at the suburb OF
Oak Park. AS his wife grew worse rapid
ly, MIR. Pruin consulted city physician,
who, after seeing the patient, recon-
mended the use of anesthetics TO quiet
her nerves. The doctor here alluded to
did not handle the case, but an Oak Park
physician was called in, and he also
adopted the same course of treatment,
administering strong doses of morphine.
The lady was found to be
rapidly sinking, till she fell
back on the pillow hfeless. Her
breathing had ceased and the pulse was
gone. The attending physician, who was
by her side, made the usual examination
and distinctly pronounced her dea;,. The
husband was frantic, and, rushing to the
bedside of his wife, put his ear to her
heart. He declared he thought he could
detect faint throb. The physician again
assured him that life was extinct, but in
order to satisfy MIR. Pruin he called in
another doctor of the village He, too,
made an examination, and confirmed the
report of his brother physician that the
patient was dead. Still the husband
would not be convinced. He placed his
hand upon his wife's chest, and
| by some method tried to pro-
duce an artificial respiration, having
made special study Of the use of an@s-
thetics in connection with his profession
He proceeded to work the arms back and
forth, pressing his head on the chest, thus
producing an artificial movement The
two doctors who stood by not only en-.
deavored to dissuade him from continuing
the operation, but demonstrated with him
for committing what they deemed q
proclamation of the dead. He continued
his efforts, and after the lapse of somC
minutes the patient began slowly to re
vive She has steadily improved, and Is
now able to move around. The doctors
confess that she would certainly have
died but for these extraordinary efforts a
restoration.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-23
THE RUIN OF A LAwLEss LOVE.
A Rich aud Handsome Chicago Man Muir
ders His Mistress and Kills Himself.

CHICAGO, ILL, Jan. pa fearful trag
edy was enacted at No. AL South Clark
street at an early hour this morning, in
house Of ill-fame. Chas. A. Cloves, sec
rotary of the Riverton alcohol works, Il
wealthy and handsome young married
man, murdered his sweetheart, Blanche
Grey, and then shot himself, both dying
almost instantly. Cloves father died at
Springfield about year ago and left him
fortune estimated at 100000. His moth
er now lives in Hyde Park, and with her
is Cloves young wife, whom he married
only three months ago The girl whom
he shot had been an inmate of the house
two years. She was very pretty, with a
wealth of black hair and large, lustrous
eyes. She had n petite form and dressed
in very good taste. She is described as
having been quiet and temperate at the
house. 1t was said she had been Cloves
mistress for six years. IL Is stated that
the direct cause of the shooting was the
girls upbraidlng Cloves for his mar
riage.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-23

PRODUCE.
NEW YORK, jan 22.-Flour-Rathcr moro
steady.
w1cat-spot higher and moderately active for
firm; spot No. rcd g0lc & o.; February
S921@kc, closing al 9nlc, March @sGQlSc, clos.
ing ~ ylic; April e2@tSlc, closing at e3lc May
esq dgi 1c, closing al eifC.
COrn-Sput Higher; january closed steady
others to Ac hi her and fairly active spot No
>, blld igc In elevator old No, bic ailoat. Jan.
uary. hll@lllri February f9iG3Oio closing at
6Nc March i9s@t9ic, closing az i9ioi May asia
49c, closing al SOC.
PROVISIONS, Erc.
Coiioe~-spot fair Rio quiet AZ SIC, options
steady but very quiet; saos 00uOO hOgs, jan
nary 81 5b: February 80 60, March 20 G0d6 G5i
April 50 % Nj " 50 IS.
sugnr--Dull Iair 60 good refining "a W5gc; re-
dncd dull; mold a BlNo ~ &c; OF a &c
granulated 9-l6a6sc; cubes 6i00 1880
Molasses-Lowcr; CUBA, 500 Tor 90 test.
Rice-Stcady aud quiet.
Tallow--(lulet.
Turpen,lne--Quiet at AOc
Wioi-Quloi aud very steady; domestic fleece
e768iC pulled l3d33c, Texas ed22c,
Pork-Active ana firm at $40 bOdlO 10
Cut Meats--ACtve and firm.
! Lard--Duil; spot Sc 4A06 so; February 10 ~
| a6 90; March 50 69dG %; April 50 90.
LIVE stoCK.
| Beoves-Recelp,s, uniting IL carloads OF eX.
/ port steers, were ia, active and firm make
/ and an early clearance AZ an advance OF l00
| lhc; poor 10 prime steers sold at 81 1895 Oh
| bu Is. dry cows etc, s. 20Gl ~; n beef eX
porter bought 300 IT ofs, mainly at So 3oa
540
Sheep--Receipts 81 carloads; duh for sheer
at So zoos 80 and quiet for lambs at 81 25a
9 IS; not all sold, anu the market closed weaA
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-23
supreme Court Decisions.

SpeClhl 70 tue OdNphtos
GALVESTON, TEX, Jan. 22.-The SUI
preme court, Willie chief justice, Stay
ton and Robertson associate justic es, to-
day rendered decisions in the following
cases: Gus Levy & Co. vs.. Joseph Fisch,
from Washington county, affirmed.
Heidenheimer Bros. VS.. Dennis Stew
art and wife, from Fayette county, re-
yersed and rendered for appellant.
Pagan & 0sgood VS.. the Bole Ice Ma
chine Company, ct. al, from Victoria
county, affirmed.
Pagan & osgood VS.. the Reliance Lum-
Der Company, from Victoria county, at
tirmed,
w. II. Lee VS.. w. &. and }. b. Wilkins,
from Washington county, reversed ana
remanded.
J.D. Messner, ct. al, US. ID. G. Ged-
dings, ct. al, from Washington county,
reversed and remanded. This is an I'M
portant and lengthy decision on tho ques-
ton of jurisdiction.
PIP. Court VS.. Thes. O'Connor, IRON
Arkansas county, affirmed,
p. II. McManig VS.. Amos Mclaughlin,
from Neuces county, affirmed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-23
TINE AND MONEY SAVED.
A Milan County Murderer Meets Judge
Lynch wth Happy Result.


Lynch with Happy Result.
Special 70 ttie Gazette.
CAMERON, Tx, Jan. 22.--Our quiet
little city was excited this afternoon BY
the report that negro named Brown was
taken from tie marshal at r ckdale, in
this county, last night, aud hanged The
facts ia the case, as near as can be OH
tanned, arc about as follows: Mr. Sam
Ford, q respectable white citizen Of this
county, was IN RockdGle Wednesday af-
ternoon trading. Returning home late in
the evening, ne took in his wagon
a negro man named Brown.
During the journey the Gend, watching
his opportunity, made an attack on Ford,
shooting him through the head and beat
ing him over the head with a pistol,
knocking out one eye. Believing his vic.
tim to be dead; the negro robbed him aud
left him. Ford was not dead, but lived
long enough TO get home aud tell his FAM
lily Of the attack made on him by Brown.
He fingered until yesterday afternoon,
when he died OF the fearful wounds in
fiicted by his assassin.
The negro was arrested aud jailed al
Rockdale yesterday morning. Last
night mob of Indignant citi
zens quietly went to the lookup
and securing the prisoner took him L
the edge of town and hung him. This
act OF Judge Lynch relieves our courts OF
the time and expense of dealing with thi.
inhuman being. Satisfaction over the
termination of this horrid murder is OK
pressed on every side.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-23
pHoouor. Provisions. 1--we STOCK
st. Louis.
PRODUCE.


ST. LOUIS Mo. Jan. 22,A-flour-flrm
XXX s. O0a3 IS; famil, s. 2Ga3 30. extra
So 6bal 10, patent 81 90@j 80.
Wheat-Un ettled and Irregular, but higher
the general tendency was strong ana market
closed lJ6l1c higher than yesterday NO; = RED
cash $4,000 /; January nominal s9hci FEBRUARY
s9k8gOc closing e0c, March 9lidylAoi closing
9lic bid May 932@95l@soioi closing ~l%pi
Corn-Firm and higher, but stll slow; No.
mixed cash $50; January Ssc bid February
Sale bid March s5l@8oic May i6i esIic' closing
as,ats-steady, but very dall, No. mixed
cash 2Sic bid May sic.
Cornmcal--Steady at 81 eOal So
,y oollAoit tub washed 26sS4sc nnwsshed
i5GQuc Texas wool l0a2aic
Proyisions--strong, but rather quiet
Pork-Firm; 81 00ali TO-
Iard-{6 OOd6 u
nulk Meats-Ioose lots unchanged; boxed
lots long clear % s5i short ribs % A0i snort
clear 80 So -, "a. a. aa,
%; short clear So o.
AFTEBSooN HOARD.
Wheat-Irregula near futures .NAe lower
deferred fuiuro l44c higher
COrn--Firm and Ia ic better.
oate-Unchangec. .,
Cattle-Reeeipts $50; shipments 'Jof hctihe
aud SO TO l0c lower good 20 eholee M w
Intchars' ste rs So 25@i %; cows ana heliert
G SSisg 40. sfoeknrs and feeders s. OJai w.
IIogs-Receipts 1906 active and strong 70 o'
sheen Receipts 200 shipments none steady
% 5na as; choice s. co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-23
nruga and n1adlo,nen.

Druss-DArk, cinnamon per D. l2e; Peruvian
Zoe 70 i 90; bOrfuS, refined, re 10
iic; bicarbonate OF soda, English. 90;
coppeEas Sc 70 4eI cinshlnedia. per OK
"a 70 zse CASTLE sonp pen n 10 10 10; crenm tar.
tar q, y. per n ~ 10 AR. chalk, lump, per
W &c eafomei, T.. A. W.. 10 10 H2c; English, per
h, bottle iDclnded, o0'to 10; chloral hxdrate
per n 20 70 10, chienofoxm per n, bottle In.
Guided. 40 10 500; comPosition powder per y
25c; bowers per NJ l ~; Epson ealts per
n, 8 " 4lc Gum oPinm, per ~, ys3 20 o.. Gum
canphOr, per n, Hc,Morphino, P.&N u, . 20i
OH, castOr unchlne, 1AtO Coo; oil, castcr,per gal
bb 10 COO; oil, laEd, winter.stralnsd, ~ % zoo.
oil, lard, No. |, NCc. (luipine,p Pa VIPER a., Doc
can, SOC. Flewer sulphur, 81 10 Sc, Alum,
n 70 Sc. Prescription Walls, " chee, 20 peI
cnt. OILS broEeu, 80 and GO per cent. on I
Bhow6es, = iist prlccss iieb1tc pat, med, q
| list Thayer's Fluid extracts. 20 i'ef cent on.
| T.. %. Flusf extracte. % per cent on. Essential
oils. 81. Aaai5 list Fluid extracts, =. D-e new
! List, % pei cent. on.
Palste--ssrictiy pure whitc iesd. 81, iQals
price. freight eqnal.sra; spsn4 tniponiina 10
| t5c,f boiled oil B2af5c.
Tho sherman Williams Colofe-iyory drop
nlaok, Is per n, 1901 fnglish cQech hlert - per
~ l0c, laS0p black. ~ per y, lhc; iultu marine
hnes ". -, l4c plae fAsns y ~ raw TURKEY
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-23

Never fails when the directions are FOL,
lowed. hence there is never a word OF
complaint heard against y. the mex,
nerienced cook Is able TO make as goou
bread with IL as the professional baker,
simply because its ingredients are 80 com
rounded as 10 make failure imposslnie,
when the directions are followed; trial
Is an that Is necessary to make II lndis-
pensable TO ali well-regulated housenoius'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-23
chicago.

cu,c.ao. Jan. g9.-FIour- STEADY, without
change. . s,.,,,t,,,, -, 1,sober
advancing Ilc additional, and cioslng ~ Nv,
sea closed Sole; February I0idsOic, closed
sosc. March 7glae0sc, ciosed sOsdSoae may
sssss6lc. cloBed CSC. go. -.
,senaiiv HIGHER than Yesterday cash sela Wv {
dsnna,v s6aasiIo closed Atei fenrvAts
Sss.aes7g ciosed 37ie. May 4olcsOlc, ciosea aese'
N'f PROVISIONS -,
po,t onened ateady, but e0on weakrntd v.
s.ifr railied laal5e and closed AZ peatly wy. wy,
~ dcnrss. eaHh SO a5dli 90; January An1
Tshrusry riczea - so y s@ll WI e'A1p'' s''se''