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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24
lnn InuE ao,lMuNloN WISE.

~ NN ioTh Hefuld.
- ss'enents made concerning the
us,u al the last supper of the Sa-
4 S'th MS disciples, which Is given he
= lia IN peen suhstantiated by one OF the
~ faobis Of this civ. The adyo-
ta,has. temperance who are church
ahyS,ss cAn' With this knowledge, help
4 n 't ,at, 'Ae temptations of the commu-
M ns The editor OF the N, thodist
4 Js 81, WIG Witnessed the celebration of
Il s r,s passover 10 that city. nj the
ne services said To the rahbi.
y ce, asA WIN what kind OF wine you
ssr rD, NJ the Passover this even
answer promptly given was
4. NJ ~ : Misunderstanding wine. Jews
H. ~ ivrInented wine in their syna-
"A pssi''ces, and must not use ii on
~ ssoNer, either for svnagosue or
"a purposes. Fermented Iionor ~
lser ZONES zones under the category of
Eknn, mulca Is prescribed In SO many
\ VIM III Places 10 the Old Testament.
u a. wo "n'cn Is used by the Jews dur
conmsraso u PASSOVER Is supplied TO
a Il rhhs,l1y by those licensed bv The
Nj bot,,a board, and by those only.
ses9sta,.,'@ sealed in the presence Of a
gIlsk OF the ecclesiastical au-
sldeaosrss e bottle standing yonder on
|'Aisht ~ from which the wine used
iy ol.o aiken, was thus sealed.
f16l as.ora 'neation that poor Jews who
nsalsdS , y. . buy this wine make an I'M
|llrs else "sne Of their own, which Is
N N1ks,s, Vut 40 Infusion OF Valencia
''sSs y a a ss,'slns. l have read the
M i de sssIsw IL which the Paschal
+ y. sk. asesssEiped. There can be no
osss. s'osser that the wine used npon
4 lls,r sa Was unlerInented. Jesus,
'1p' 'ew, would not only not
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24
Chicago.


ICnIcAoo, Jan. sl--FlOui-Qulet aud un'
changed,
wheat--whoat opened steady but sold OF L.,
quickly rallied &c and weakened and closed lc
undc, yesterday. Sales rangoi January 7pl q
solo. closed 7aaci February IasdStlc closed
7AcH March 7li8slc, closed Teldsoci May u
GSulc, clos 500.
uorn--Weakcr, prices decllninr ic and clos.
ing a. under Yesterday cash aGA'; January 3Gk
aa7lc closed a6Sc February St.dallc closed
3esaS6ie; March s6t0S72c, closed SOlc May tcs
@ 4iic, clos,d t0lc
PROVISIONS.
Pork-Opencd steady. but gradually declined
7t8tuo cash SO s5al0 sll January and Feb
rnary SO slalO SCI March $40 05a 10 M May
Lard-Q istand 2laf6c lower cash 50 loaG iss
February, 50 1905 lsl March at 81 inefd lA
| May 50 i7lmG rs
BoScd Muats-Flrm Try salted shoulders 80 NC
"a nJi short rib, - 3Odi jal short clear 80 u
1i 20.
LIVE STOCK.
/ Tho Drovors' journal reportsi
Caltlo-Receipts II 900, shipments 5000; mar
ket steady, shipping steers Sd b0Go 90, stookerf
and foedcra s! 7Oa4 TO- cows, bulls and mixed
4 So u0G4 90; bulk 81 70d8 ~.
! Hogs Receipts GON; steady nt ~ 80 % 40.
/ Shecp--Roceipts 4O0; steady; natives y 00a
| 4 10; Texans Sa00a3 10; lambs 81 uOab 70.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24
CHRISTMAS AND pREsBvrERIANrsM

Time was when Presbyterians regarded
any observance OF Christmas as savoring
OF popery. A change has come. A wider
knowledge and a wider sympathy have
killed prejudice. II has been noticed this
year in England that in many of the Pres
byterian churches services were held on
Christmas day. Similar changes have
been observed in Scotland. At st.
Michaels parish church, Grief, DR., Gun
ningham, church historian aud defender
OF the faith, delivered discourse on this
occasion. 1t was noticed that the pulpit,
baptismal font and other parts of the
church were decorated with eyergreens,
holly, flowers, etc. A number of pot
plants we're placed in the chaucel by way
of adding to the general effect of the
decorations. 1t is thus that the old walls
are breaking down.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24

have drunk fermented wine on the Pass.
over, but would not have celebrated the
Passover In any house from which every
thing fermented had not been removed.
may mention that the wine use in the
service at the synagogue is an infusion OF
raisins. You will allow me, perhaps, to
express my surprise that Christians. who
profess'to be followers of Jesus OF Nasa.
reth, can take what He could not have
possibly have taken as Jew--intoxi.
eating wheat SO sacred a service as the
sacrament of the Lcrd's SUPPER
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24

Bishop Taylor has made an appeal for
aid in establishing self-supporting mis-
sions across the African continent. His
plan Is TO found industrial schools and
chapels, where the natives may learn
agriculture and useful pursuits in addi-
ton to the Gospel instruction given by
the missionaries. lie says that the sta
items already founded are successful even
beyond his expectation with the limited
meansa at his command, and asks any who
feel interested in the work to aid in rails
ing the sum of S2500 which is required
for buildings, tools, etc, for each station
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24
THE SHORTER oArEcnisM.

The instruction of Youths committee
of the English Presbyterian church have
just held a most successful examination
than $40 children from all parts of the
church, some of them as young as seven
years of age, have thoroughly mastered
that stiff compendium and won prize in
the shape Of an Oxford bible. 1t is said
that English children learn the Shorter
Catechism more easily than Scottish chill
dren, aid the reason assigned is that the
Question Book is too much associated
with the rod in Scotland. The explana-
ton is little thin.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24
THE TRUE HAVEN.

When the bible is fully accepted as
Gods own revelation of himself, the MIND
has come TO quiet ANCHORAGE, ana tnis
h no small gain. A safe resting place II
an urgent need Of the soul TO nn . =
sure foothold somewhere, men have trieo
10 rest in au infallible church or N tneir
own supposed infalliole reason. o. tw ...
earnest brothers, one became a paplst
ana another an inhdel we 40 not ieel
attracted 10 either haven, II haven eItneI
Of these can be called; we prefer ior q 9u y.
own part to cast anchor once ivr an ~
an infailiblc revelation, DriinnS AVon'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24
|aoueu1s or rHn HERE AFTER.

tten for the Sunday Gazette.
Wills POINT, TEX, Jan. 80, lsS6.
hall we meet beyond the river, is
Interesting theme upon which the
n delights to dwell When our
tghts in silent Sabbath wooings turn
n upon "hillowed memories" and in
FL review call up the endearing scenes
4 events connected with the history of
Ned onesn who have passed away
PES still fresh with the gentle spirit
&thlngs we almost feel the warm inn
IS Of j presence in our communings
y a holy divinity moving in the midst
Dur quiet, peaceful surroundings, and
$ningly, from the mysterious depths OF
being there comes constant, resist
desire to live hereafter, and "gather
Berlyer, the beautiful river.' Nor IL
Hnhned TO any age or stage of human
#ttnce, but runs through all nature,
Il dtuses through all climes, from the
fitorcd native, who looks away with
ge faith aud longs to enter the great
IVAN OF the Good Spirit and
q his brethren upon the green
rs and celestial hunting grounds,
w humble deyotee of the meek and
Ny One, who has said; 81 am the
+ the truth aud the lifen From
Fnce comes this faith in, and longing
Ia, immortality? This endless and
Enal thirsting TO live forever And
~ shrlnks the soul back on herself and
fuss at destruction? It's the divinity
sllrs within us. 1t is heaven Itself
points out hereafter, and intimatcs
nl'y 70 man. Sad and widowed in
y the heart when bereavcd aud
pped OF this hope immortal, and cold
Eiiess and desoiate the thought of be-
4lu away within the curtained folds
iong, endless night, where darkness
uus forever and light never comes
WIND the portals OF a bright beyond
eh holy radiance of eternal life anC
N ahu love, aud a full assuranc,
happy fruitiOn Of the re
anus promises in the revealed word
iennen Wy inspiration, every tin
wucn on heauty's cheek, every sou;
n lyfest note, or silyered tone OF merrl
1'ns rlll. or ocean, with its heayin.
o,a troubled from eternal depths, tn,
MAIN, uplifting the storm.cloud, wit
II nsntuiag's flash upon It's brow, tn
y Z" heaven, with its ever burning
y, We sun and moon, arbiters of da,
a'snl, the returning seasons, an,
IA spheres all proclaim the eterna
~ praise aud immortality of man
T..
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24

ment--sugar cured hams l0lc; sugar cured
breakfast bacon 9ic, short clear bacon 7c
short clnAl dry sAli 90
fishMarkercl, 10 o kits, No. eOc; No. 2
Soc half bbls No | so; No. 2 co., dried
behring's per box 40c cod fish Co.
l.aTd-Tlerces 7c; CO. n cane 1ici 20. n cans
Iac; To- n cans 7lci ID cans no. 81 10 cans &C.,
Tea--Imperinl 4Oa6oo. gunp6wdeI bOa7oc,
sugnr--Fine powered bblh, eic do hair bbls
1c; cut loaf slci graduated standard sci
Louisiana grantilated 10, standard A 7lci
,holce white nc; Louisiana y. O. 1l67le.
Rice--Iouisiann ~ TO &c new
Salt Course, IN bags, 2hd 40, nne IN bagb
~ lake, In Nat hoop barrels, 2sbi pookots
soda Bicarbonate in hegs ll@bci bicarb In
ca 'es 6ic; lump sal soda In kegs 2la2ici grand.
lated sRl soda In 90 IL drums Be-.
Molassos-C Choice Louisiana 60a63c tnew
CROP fair 10 good 85c core syrup noe.
OoiIce-lilo. fair eAGl9c: prime iOl@flei
en- RIO illc Pea berry l2I@lSc.
rlclles-g. gal. pals MIXED pickles 30; glass
pinis iOi glass quarts 20 glass half gal OOi
slSSs ,gal. sa giass neS s,ld l 90 a n ze
Snuh--tiarretps Goz. u % por casei 700. Q 90
l.oz. 9 %; Ralpb'e6 .oz, 10 10; l-oa. 20; s-oz
90; dental g on. 10 00i 4 on. 400.
Canned Gooda--prices per dozen Pine mp
plea, standard. 81 S5j peaches, standard, ms.
/ 35i 3 bs, 259 80; seconde, ms, %, be
| 10. tomatoes, standard, 2 ms. ] 00i seconds, 2
peas 81; g0osebeTrieB, l25; raspbcrrles 500
Oysters, full weight, 10 10; 2 % 30; light
MClHntt / III ID -~--- tAliuNnf VI 4 vi
10 -----, msckercl, ! % 90cal %: snrninps,
American 90 case; imported. II 90 case straw
berries, u 90; blackbcrries 25j green cages
- eagle condensed milk %,
Soap 2 1894 81 per case.
Bagging--iib standard lllci llb lie.
Ties--Arrow and Delta %,
Ilonr--Bcst patents % per 100 ms; half-pat
metz rs per lC0 MS; third grade 2 80 per 100 ms
fourth grade 2 90 per 100 DIS.
Corn nical--Per bushel DOC
Homlny and grits--Per BIB. co.
| Oatmcal--Per half DBL 10.
Cracked whcat--Por n &C.
! Crackers--A coda Sc; xxx soda sc; cream
I $40; ginger snaps 10; lemon croamh 40.
sundrles--starch 90. Candida, fun boxea,l2lc
! hayea-- quartGrs--I stick candy 70 1910 fancy
4 10 10 lGui rope. basa, so cotton. l1ci herrinp
( Imported, rs per key. Raialna, layer, ~
! cider. crab-apple, 40o; Missouri. S0c Vinegar
J 10 " 25c. Concentrated lye 9 70 70 100. Jnsg
I glazed lie per glL Ir0cks, glnzed, lOc per gal
/ Dried peaches " lGc. Indigo 100 per D.
| BmeiDg 3Ocal o. dozen. Coieman's mustard
/ ! sa9t 30 dozen. Maccaroni, imported. lbc ~
American DC box. eacketa, two hoope, y
4 dozen; well buckets % dozen BrOoms I3a
! 20 dozen. Brilliant oils, bbis. 1906 EupiOn do
nc; do, rs cases 10, brilliant 2,5 cases . ~
\ do. I.I2 cases 3 80. Baking powders, bulk
! lie; 70 cana so
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24

check ne slaitorvillo checks lie Nuhian dress
atylee slei Argyle staples sic, BatoB fancica Sc
LochlpnUnd 10.
l.insoys--u Cumberland llici Calumet lee; Fair
Play lHaj Imperial lin, Geneva 1861 hdrlatic
III 9, bradford l2ic; Clifton Sc, Windsor Va.
leans--KluyVcr so; AbbOitsf0rd lici Tole
graph 100, COvlngton lie; Polaris l7ic lIooHlur
zoe silver Peak We; GLAND 2Tc; Tcxha Doe
skin 2lo; Great Southern set Humboldt ale.
Canonlcut Doeskin Sac,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24

Twelve months clip, light, hn0 and medium
lsal7ci lino heavy TO light ltalici Blx months
light nno 20 medium, l01iso fall. fine
heavy 1913 fall light. hno medium 1923
noarso H1l2c.
ilidcs--No. heavy y. II, hldce, 100 per nj No
2 heavy i3c; No light ihc; No. 3 light iee.
Dry saltod--lOGi2c. bull hides iOc; glue &c
green saltod Jri butchors' green 0c.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24

whoat-cholco No. !, s5c; medium CoasCSe
low grade b0ahir OatR 9bN. barley
8Sc. RYE 60c Corn, car a6c; ehclled SOC.
Hay, l0ORe, from the wagon D 0ud7 % Per ton !
bale hay o O0ai2 90. Hiram coo per 100 Chops
1875 per 100. Com meal, line bolted, per 100
90, lIomny and gris BOO per lbl hillait
eeed 00ai 20.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24

NEW YoHK, jan 2s..-flour- steady and
quiet.
Wheat-spot IN buyers favor and dan ,QptinEs
dcprcgsed f,wer, closing weak: epeeulaiiens
rufher quiet spot No, 2 rcd lie afgnt February
80 " cole closing AZ 6bic; March pin3itc, clos
ing AZ Die, May l1i agllc, cinning nt vslc.
Corn spot STEADY OPTIONS lover closing
,reae. SPOT No II hile In elevator; Januari
Eiia5i1a. cloflug az sic February 5pQa0lc
ci5sing Al soc. March 39laielr, closing ~ tele;
NAV ar 0sAgc, closing AZ $50
PROVISIONS, arc.
Coace-spoi fasr5 Rio steady % sici option
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24
Total sales, iO,7Oo.


GALVESTON, TEX, Jan. 2i.- Uotton--spot
closed dull and easy.
Gross reueipth, 2lUG bales
Sales, 100 bales.
Exports, none.
shipments coastwisc, 1888 bales.
Stock, "a, 1855 baIes,
Ordinary, 7lc; good ordinary, SIC; low mid
ding. SIC; lniddllng, Sc; good mlddlinS, 9lc
middling fair, 9ic,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24

The first prize of the $4,000 bedroom
suit given away by Fakes & Co. has not
been claimed. No, So is the lucky mum
Der. The holder Of this ticket will please
report immediately. Respectfully,
FAIRS & Co,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24
HOWARD raIIy

Sells gond, fresh goods, bought OF u
mos. reliable jrwelry establishments In
the United States Everything guafan.
teed 10 be pure and unadultcratcd, low
for cash
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24
HOW BISHOP PARET RAISED a SAL
AIRY.
The Church


The bishop is famlliarzipg himself
with the condition and wants of each
parish and congregation In the diocese.
The following story illustrates his man
ner of work. A rural parish had lost by
death its rector, and the vestry wrote to
the bishop for his advice in obtaining
another In reply to his inquiry what
salary would be paid, he was told that the
deceased rector received $500 The
bishop SAID that so far as he knew all
clergymen who would accept call from
that parish at that price were
dead, but that he would preach
for them and see what could be done. He
did so. At the close OF the service con-
gregational meeting was held, and at his
request one of the vestrymen went
Through the congregation to obtain
pledges, and reported he had $3.50. The
bishop said: 81 observed that you only
solicited pledges from the gentlemen; now
try the ladies.'' The vestryman then re-
ported $500. The bishop said ''You did
not ask the children; ask them;" where.
upon the subscriptions were increased to
$3.50. In conclusion, he said; "Rsise
$50 more, making in all $500, which, with
your rectory, will make Il comfortable
provision for rector, and | win helI
YOU
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24

Goods sold by Tully. No snide goods
made for show sold by him. 0nly tile
pure, genuine, unauthorized offered to
BUYERS. Everything low for cash.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24

Eoultahle and Mutual scent cigar, and
In BeIle Russo, thefamOus accent cigar,
nj Il. M.sWells', 50a Houston and Rif-
teenth and Houston.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24
90 % rnIIy,s for bargains.

lie sells low for cash, and will offer you
only the best grade Of goods in mis- line.
He buys from only reliable houses, hence
you get Just what you buy.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24
nnrrnlns in wrllIng paper

offer to the trade fine line OF writ
ing paper at 1sc per pound, regular price
25c. Mail orders promptly filled
o. NJ. WArERuOusE,
Fifteenth aud Main Street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24

PRODUCE, PROVISIONS, Ere
NEW ORLEANS, La, Jan. 30 Market quie
bst = endy At Yesterdays prices,
Clenrings OF banks Sl,00l,sj7.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24
Cnnnirr Comh Honey.

For pure country comb honey yon can
get 1t and buy it cheaper ut Turner Nc
Cures than at any other place in the
elty.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24

The Texas Pawnbroker Is not selling
auction goods, but the best goods at less
than auction prices daily. Call aud ex-
anime, at 303 Houston street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24

The hest cigar on earth TO he had IL al
e. NJ. Wells drug stores, 900 Houston
and Fifteenth and Houston.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24

LIVERPOOL, jan 80 --Cottop--Spot closed
dull. In buyers favor: ] no lover; ordinary
3. lGc; kptd Ordinary l0-l0c, lnw mlddllng
iic; middling rplinds 5ci niddiing orleans
rota Gales. 1000, American, $500. Imports
COCO, American. 490l
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24
ON CHANGE.
Spot Cotton Fraction and Futures
From Two 10 Seven Points
Lower Money Easy.
The Grain Markets Wore Active, weak and
Iowcr-Live stock Transactions
Were Brisk.
MONEY.

NEW YORK, Jan. %. Money on call oasy at
in2 per cent; primo mercantile paper t95;
sterling exchange quiet but steady at 81 81 for
sixty DAYS and 81 81 for demand
EN0LiSu CONsoLs.
LoSnpN, Jan % --Consols closed l00l 10 for
money and account
STOCKS AND BONDS.
NEW YORK, Jan. ~ Tho following were the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24

For The Babbitt's pnfsly ye9ptAyic
toilet soap 90 to Turner q Mcclure me
popular Houston street grocers-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24

NEW ORLEANS, La. Jan. 2j.--C0tton--spot
closed easy aud unchanged.
Sales 90
Futnres opened and ruled quiet, closing
barely gtcady at 8 20 Z points lowe
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24

PRODUCE.
4ArsAs CRY. Mo. Jan. IS. - whoat--steadie..
cash lid asked: rcDruary zoe bid March 7alc
bid. May 77lH7slc
oornMstlersi cash cole bid February selci
Ma 32lo hid.
Oats-Sominal; &c bid.
blvk STOCK
Tho Live stock Indicator reports;
Catue--Reccipts llot, shpmcnIe III steady
cNporiersS gOa6 10; good TO choice chipping
81 bOa4 ST. common to medium "a OOaa a.
rtockofs and feeders s. GOas 20; cows 81 ooa
$50
Ilogs-Receipts bGlO; market steady, 81 7Oa
4 20
sheep Reccipts iS7i shipments mono active
ranging 81 0Vd3 7b
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24
To the Trade.

For all kinds of liquors and cigars 80
to Chas. Schneider & Co.'S.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24

The best cigar on earth 10 be had Is at
Il. NJ. Wells drug stores, sos Houston
and Fifteenth and Houston.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24

The best cigar on earth TO he had Is at
u. M. Wells drug stores, sos Houston
and Fifteenth and Houston.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24

For all kinds Of liquors and cigars go
TO Chas. Scheuber & Co.'s,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24

moderately active: sales 9O,es0 bags, Fobru.
airy ri 90: Marco s. as; Apr So Is; May 50 20,
Sugar--Dnll and nomInal ienncd dull; mold
6sNn II Ice.
Molasses--C uiet; sales, Cuba 40 for 90 test.
Ricc--Stcady and In moderate demand.
Tallow--Easler nj ar,
n ,sin--Steady at 81 vi al o.
Turpcntine-fiun At dc
Waol--Qulct and very steady domestic dc 90
- :6c. pulled iSd SSc; foNas Va PC.
pork--Quct at $40 soc 10 %.
Cut Mcate-Firm
lard---Lcs, active and lower anot Sd ca tfd 10
February 80 tTaG IS, March ~ i9e6 o2.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24

For all kinds OF liquors and cigars 20
TO chas. scheuber & Co.'S.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24
I, 70 closed o.lVI' weak, 8 TO 10 points lower

Visible supply cotton IN the world on satur,
day, january 20, according 10 the New York
Chronicle, Il as follows.
Total supply TO. day, ,...,,.,.. 3OlsN5l
Same day last year ...,. .,.,..,..,-,- 3,Osstslv
Difference dccrcase.,.. .t..s,,.f.a, f,eN
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24
MARRIAGE GUIDE!

wv =. "a, aI.s.st ,.s,N ~ rc ~. :, ~
~ a stsrensg. Ofsr ln{ ~, f. fsIt1ira t'<<t'
Xxx ~ ,,,. Via n5f WI n.q, N a "A. n,t VA.
" esfsy s'',. AZ, q
kA1Y more Those ua1ir4 y. ~ w. IiI.11s. W. ~
~ IL. Z 1920 .s, 4, ~. s l 49,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24

New York.
NEW YORK. Jan 90 --Uotton-spot closed
dull.
Ordinary, lS-l6c; good ordinary, slS l6c;
low mddline. DC; middhng, .lBc; good mid
ding ~ l6c; middllng fair, 10 I'iGs
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