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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1886-12-31

Senator Blair N. H.
yesterday introduced
a bill making compre-
hensive changes in
the pension laws. The
bill practically re-
moves the limit ton
of the Arrears-of-P Pen
sion act, and makes
the fact of enlistment;
into the service Of the
United States evi-
Gence Of physical
soundness at the time
of enlistment If on
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1886-12-31

Upon receipt of the news of General LIZ
gan's death the flag was Immediately
placed at half-mast upon the dome of the
State House, and messages were sent to
prominent citizens requesting a gathering
atthe parlors of the Leland Hotel to take
formal acton. The result was an as
semblage of the leading men of the city
who paid eloquent tribute to the
virtues of the dead Senator 1t was
resolved that message be sent
to Mrs. Logan extending for the citi5,.us of
Springfield their sympathy and coincidence
to the family Resolutions re also
adopted rendering beautiful lot IN the
capital city in which to bury the distn-
guished Illinoisan, and requesting Senator
Cuiiom to ascertain the wishes Of Mrs Lo-
gan in regard TO it.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1886-12-31

eral Logan's death was received in this
city soon after it occurred, and in all quar-
t5rs surprise AMI regret were manifested
Among those wno had known General Lo-
gan the surprise was n1t3sh marked, for
they had supposed him to b. n almost per-
feet health, and the regret with these was
deepest, for it had for its four dation an
absolute knowledgs Of the man. As the
news spread among the people there was
the same feeling of establishment and sor-
row.
General W. 7. Sherman, who was found
at his rooms in the Fifth Avenue Hotel,
fingered fondly over his recollections Of
the early days of the war called up by the
| news of General Logan's death, which had
| been telegraphel to him at once. He said !:
"No Drawer man ever lived. He had great
personal urage, and was magnificent in
action. In battle he manifested intense
devotion to his cause and country. His
death is a great loss to the military pro-
fession.''
Mayor-elect Abram S. Hewitt said: 81
do not look upon Logan as one of the great
men OF the country, but he was honest,
earnest and patriotic. He was partisan,
but, believe, patriot, and the death of
such man of Logan's experience is always
a loss to the country"
EARLY TALK OF A SUCCESSOR.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Dec. 27.-Before the
| news of General Logan's death was re-
ceived the politicians in Sprinfield began
| to discuss the political possibilities to re-
suit from his demise. Every body ex-
poets Governor Oglesby to be candidate.
The name of Charles b. FarWell was
freely used, even by Logan men, and was
considered likely to be strong choice,
| particularly among the Chicago dele
| CATION. The impression seemed prev
alent that Northern Illinois will be
| in position to dictate the success
orship. General T. j. Henderson,
of Bureau, was freely mentioned in this
connection, and the names of Congressman
| L. E. Payson, of LiVin gston County; Jo-
| seph Cannon, of Verm lion; John NJ Ham
| ilton, OF Cook; H. c. Burcharl, Of Stephen
son; Jehu BAKER. of Madison, and James
| A. Connolly, of Coles, are suggested as
| likely to be discussed.
The following expression from the Gov
ernor, Secretary of State, Auditor, Treas
| urer, Attorney-G neral ana Superintendent
of Public instruction Of Illinois was also
| sent:
| "FrS. General John H. Logan, Calumet Place,
| Washington, D. c. In this hour of your deep
est grief we offer you our heartfelt sympathy
| and join in the expression of unfeigned sorrow
| by the entire people OF the State. May God
give you strength and support In your irrepar-
bic loss. ''R j. OGLESBY.
'HEHRY DEMENT,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1886-12-31

Story of the Capture of the Express Rob
bers-"Jim Cummings" Proves to Be
Chicago Coal-DeaIer Named " Wittrock"
Identity of His Pals.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-20
staple Dry Goods.

PrintB--standaTd printe, new styles 5tei Al.
len's fancies hlci American blei Arnold b4ei
belmont 90; Berwick 4ci Charter OAK tiei
Conestoga 5lc; Dunkirk 8ic; Dunneil-Jae'
guards Go; Dunnell-satnes 5lci Iloneeeter
6lc; Hamilton staple styles blci Hartel btci
Lodi 4lc; Manchester 5lc: Pacific bAe; south
bridge &c; steel River 5.c; simpson linen
slater solids lc; Peabody solids tlc; Berlin
solids SIC; Durham solids Act Victoria BLACK
&c; steel River ciintE dic.
Heavy Brown Sheeting-Atlantio y - b4oi
Albany a A AZ Gsc; Atlantic A A 4'S0os Clitton
CCOi.l &c; Lawrence LLA.l sc; Rutland g
q "a Go; Glendale a a "a 6ici Enterprise 4
Il ~ &c. Tam O'shanter "a blei Chapman a
First Prize ~ G.ci Argyle - 6lei busy bee
Wide Brown sheetlng--Lowell l6 lsc; PEN
broke 1914 lac. Monadnork 1914 lolc; Lancaster
1914 lsc, Pepperell 10 4 2ici Boston lO-A 23ci
Lockwood i0-f 22lg.
Wide Blcached shceting-eo-i Boston 2sci
lo-4 Pepperell 30; 1914 Pembroke 2eot l0.s
wood PC; o-i Quinneoarry %; 50 femofoke
tolored Dncks--Montaup sle; Boston 500
IOlc Everett II lie; PAtnGcnt 1000 t2ici
Eagle brown llci Warren mills lllc.
TlckingB-AmoskeagA -C y l2ci AfasnphA M
70; Cornwall II 6le; Whittenton 700 l3ei Glen
riddle 20; Lewiston S0inch llAoi Ocean oAc
uicSory stripes Extra stout, blue OF brown
sac; Mechanic, blue, SIC; Jcwett CITY lci hocs
River, blue and brown, Bet Eagle, blue DC; TN
casyillo 81 : Columbian Sic
Clnghams Zephyr pci Plarket Itci tslas4oN
fancies 70; Glasgow dress styles SIC; Bri3htoi
dc; EAflston blcj Scotch Bookfold slei forl
cheek lie; Statewide checks 1aci NapiAn ares
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-20

Meat--sugar. cured hams lolei sugar cured
breakfast bacon &c; short clear bacon otoj
short cleaI dry salt &c. -. a.. ", o
Fish-sInckerel TO- 10 kits, No. ] DOC; no
s0c. half bbla No. / o 90; No. boi ufioo
herrinqs per box 40c cod Dish &c.
Iard-Tierces 20; DO D cans 1ici Eo"h cans
ne. TO- 0, cana tic; o. b cans Iic; g. cans &C.
'Tea--lmperial a0aG0c, gunpowder OUT 'vc;
sugar Fine powered bhls, etci 90 hali, pgl i
90. cut loaf SIC; graduated giandaiN ~
Louisiana granulsted 7lei standard ilei
sholce white, Tie; Louisiana y. c. U6I4o'
Rlce-Iouislana 81 10 SC new 49, -.
sAlt-Course, In bags, 2oGl iVi hhe IN nAas
49,, lake. IN dat hoop barrels E|oi pNoAo's
2ia6c. $500. ,ts,sc. b,csrb IN
ca aes big; lump sal soda Ia kegs y e2lci grann
iafed al soda IN 90 Ia drums Sc,
Nolagses-Choice L0uisinna bOdobo inc"
orop1; fair 20 good $50; core syrup 'Ve'
Cotfee-Rlo. fBir 9lolOc: prime 4vA@liiSS
choice ildl2ci Lnguyra l-ict jaw EVSi SVAN'
On Mo l1lc Pea Berry lslalSc "a. -.
PicklesE2 gal. pals mixed piesies ! y kie ~.
pints 10; glass quarts loi gus nan gal W
egiass gal. % glass hex gal. 70.
'Wrapping paper-Rag aud straw - 20 zoe, ~
ennh-(;arfett's 6-oz. II % per case ZOE . oy
| 1 az 4 s5 RNlph's COZ. 10 IS; l-oL %; s-o1
( 4 Nj. dental Z. or. 10 OQi 4 or. 90.
Canned Cioode--Prices per dozen rihe "
| nies' standard, 81 81 peaches, standhto, ~.
| I SS.' 4 ma. 2 $50 2 so: seconds, bs, J soi NJ
| NJ, tomatoes, standard, bs, oyi SECONDS,
| hs--;3 ms. 25i green corn loGl ~ Bts ~
meas ISL: gooAoberrics, 10 raspDeftiises -, ~
| oysters, fun weight, ! 10 ~ nfn
/ weight, / n -; - hhih Sn' ~ ~
y - n ~; mpckerel, 9ocal 0oi Hafaines
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-20
LOCAL MARKETS..
OFFICE or THE GAZETTE,
HuIR i

Jan. 10. 1856,
Though the weather could hardly be more ad
verse to the commercial interests Of the city
and has exercised an injurious effect on both
wholesale and retail dealers, particularly the
latter, stul there Is fair amount
of trade being done, and taking everything
into consideration, business men are well satie
fed, and with the hopeful outlook see no cause
for depression. There are substantial grounds
for the bchof entertained by many of Increased
railroad facilities for Fort Worth at an early
day, which will add to the already large scope
of c lntry whose merchants seek this place Tor
supplies. The establishment or an industry
thai has been frequently alluded 10 In these
columns-t0s refrigerated beef Norks--will
create cattle center that wlllput this point far
IN the lead as the foremost live stock market OF
Texas.
ness, the Manufacture s Record of Baltimore,
drawing a contrast between the openings OF
1856 and 1855 says GLOW vastly different IL the
condition OF business at the opening OF 1885
from what II was az the beginning OF 1883! Then
hundreds of big manufacturing enterprises
were closed wnges were everywhere being re.
was that the worst had probably been
passed Now we rarely near OF any
manufacturing enterprise being shut down,
| even TO make the annual clearing up ana LOT
| stock taking. Works That have been closed for
| long periods are starting up; those In opera
| ton are crowded with ordc +. Instead OF wages
being reduced, we read With pleasure OF wages
| being advanced, and everybody appears cheer
| full and confident of q year OF great prosperity
| in ali industrial matters despite the silver ana
\ tariff questions. What a contrast rs compared
with January, 1882
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-20

Americana 90 easel Imported, II 30 case; straw
berries, . n 80; blSckborrice %; green cages
-; eagle condensed milk %.
Soap 1914 80 per case.
Bagging--lib standard lllc; l4b lie.
yies-Arrow and Delta 55
FlOpr-Best patents % per 100 bs; half-pat
net 70 per iC0 MS; third grade 30 per 100 ms;
fourth grade 90 per 100 bB.
Corn meal--Per bushel 00c.
Hominy and grits--Per BIB DO.
Oatmeal--Per half Dbl 10.
Cracked wheat--Per n &c.
Crackers--A soda &c; xxx soda Gle; cream
sic; ginger snaps 7lcj lemon creams &c.
sundries--Stnrch 4c; Candles, full boxes, l2lc
halves; quarters; Stick candy 20 l0ic fancy
10 TO l6cj rope, 8 basis, do cotton, iTc; herring
Imported Is per kcg. RatsinH, layer, 3 go
cider, crab apple, 4Oci Missouri, zoe. vinegar
Is TO $50. Concentrated lyc 2 Is TO 4 90. jugs,
glazed, lie per gal Crochr, glazed, loc per gal
Dried peaches 10 lde. Indigo zoe per b,
Blueiug 30cGl 90 dozen. Coleman's mustard
sOdl 80 dozen MaccaToni, imported. l5c D
American i5c box. Buckets, two hoops, u
dozen; well buckets 90 dozen. Brooms 1la
rs dozen. Brilliant ole, bbls. lhci Eupion DO
go; do. 2-5 cases l0 brilliant 30 cases l0
do. l-ig cAses 8 80. Baking powders, sulE
llci h cans 2 3d.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-20
country Produce and Fruit.

Oranges-Louisana per box s. co.
Messina Iemons--Per box 90.
Apples-Northcrn 1903 80 per Dbl
Potatoes--Irish per bu California soc IN sacks
Onlons-Northern per Dbl 30.
Beans-Navy Slalcf med bills Sc; large lima
bic; small butter SIC
Pcanuts-Tasc.
Cider-HGlf- bbl4 So
Cabbage-Per ID California &c.
Poultry-Hcns % per doa; young chickens
9 25: turkeys 60c to I5ei geese 2oc 10 QUO
ducks per doz . 40 to 90.
Eggs-Per dol lhc
Fresh Country Buttcr--Choice 10 20 2eei choice
Western dairy lsc; fancy creamery 3Oe'
Potaloes--Sweet T5cd$i 90 per bu.
Sauer Kraut Per half .bbl 20.
Bananas-Per bunch % 70 %.
CocoAnuts-Fer 100 O On,
New PecAne-Gc
Brazil Nuts--i5c.
AlmonGs-2Oc,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-20
nuiIding aIaforial.

Lumbor-Rough lumber, boxing u inehet
and under, fret elAss y Ooi stripping kks, y O0j
thick clears IA and "a, "a 90; rough lumber,
second class 1905 iolst and soantiing cuhs
~ 90.
Siding.-FiFst, common white pine 30 pDi
eecond do, ~ B05 third DO, ~ 90, poplar ~ "
Oh 90; native pine, h - 90; native pine, J.
20 %; native rough, 10 90.
Dressed and Matched FloorinR-first' ciaAt
&c 90. second class " 80.
Dressed Misunderstanding IL inches ana I'm
der, 20 90, do lx3 70 00i scantliDg. joist or amy
common lumber % 00j boxing over II inchee
20 90; thich clear u 10 II ana2 80 oOi second
ciaEs any Kind 20 40,
White Pine furnishlng i.nmber-ll, II and
inch wide white pine 70 "; l-inch do 80,
Ceiling Headed or Piain-firat common
white pine 90 90; I'd do "a 90; "a do 2bi poplar
20 O0'to ~ 80, poplar ~ 90 10 80 O0i natiyt
pine 10 90; do 20 70.
25; DO extra No. 1 700; cypress, best, any
brand, s 90; do No. 25s do No. 10; native
sawed heart O0i sapb 90.
pickets--Nhite Pine, dressed and headed
square or nat, Ooi yellow pine DO SOU lAth
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-20


in BUYERS favor.
whcai--spot lower and heavy: options
opened strong and lc higher, but soon weak
enod and dropped Ad2o. closing heavss spot
No. red Ssic in store February Ssiceqc, clos.
ing ~ sic March sSialoic, closing al SSH Mny
9lid8lc closing at Clio.
Gorn--iOWer aud qnleti options opened hight
or, closing dali advances lost, spot No. ?, fYfH
800 % elevator, alic aiidat; January l9{ a SOC.
closing ~ SOC. February 4Tld4Sic. closing At
tltoj March Asiasssc closing NJ ESQ; May A7ia
isle, closing at 4sc,
PROVISIONS. Erc.
Coiloe-SpOt fair Rio duh; options shade
highor, but quiet sales 1900 bags January 50 40;
February ~ 0OG6 %; March ~ co. April s. s5@
O G5.
sugar steady and quiet; fair 10 good refined
5idASci refined dull; yellow 4la5io, cut. loaf
ana crushed 7aslc. cubes 6Ic.
Enthusiastically and quiet,
l.ice-firm; moderate Inquiry.
observation-disclosures at 4lc
WoOl-Quiet and firmly held domestic fleece
2Ia39c; pplled NOISE Texas 9d22r.
Pork-firm'y held at $40 2Sai0 u.
Cut Meats--firm
i.ard--More doing I'm spot lots; January 50 a
~ 90; February s. ASG6 no; March So b3d6 65.
LIVE STOCK.
BeOvCs-Rcccipts 1850 head, all for slaugh
terers direct; no trading IN beef cattle; dressed
beef about steady ut 6ldSlc for poor TO good
sides and sldQlc for prime and extra do.
Shccp-Recoipla 1900 head duh &C s. l2d5 O(
for poor 10 good sheep. and IS b0a6 80 for com
mon TO good lambs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-20

~ PLEASANT, Pa, Jan. I9.-The
" ~ The coke regions is growing
nous Last night three or four
" me Moorewood works ventured
n 70 'he Hungarian quarters, when
u was given. The foreigners
oui Of their quarters and began
NV o. pistol shots. Almost in
wy striker joined in the cannon
we guards broke for safer quar-
pursuit was attempted. The
aas returned to their houses after
Ss 'ne hasty departure of the
AZ ~ trouble has occurred at the
4 !, works up to noon. This morn
i la' os strikers held a meeting
D IN y rad the Alice cokeyard.
' 0 over and drove the draw.
nna Iaen left TO clean out the
Workers, The Alice drawers
IN, a work, when the strikers re.
y again drove them of. Work
IN s, !, and the Hungarians
n \ AR y s,i,oorewood for dinner. The
agcldedly squally.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-20

IN when the directions are fol
l, nance there is never a word Of
Int heard against it. The mex,
|a luh 10Y nS IL able to make as good
c I'm III 4 as the professional baker,
l hscause its ingredients are so com
u a. 10 make failure impossible
ma directions are followed; a tsial
! ss y Is necessary to make 1t indis-
kIs ' 10 all well-regulated households.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-20


sr I,ouls. Mo-, Jan. lo.-Floar-Quiet ana
Wheat-Decidedly lower and market ust ~,
demoraiized, clio Ing weak and ! ~ lower l lan
yesterday. No rcd cash SldaNei foptnhg
SSas7ie. closing AZ SIC; March S9dgVc, Closing
a soc; May elsa9Slc, closing az yiie; ve.,,r
Corn-steady but dull closing about hi yes,te.
tardat',a fyurcs. No. mixed cash 5Sici Jan
nary SSic February SSlci May 500. -. nat,
Osts-Notning done; No, mi1eu cash '''o
hid; May 3llGSll.
Cornmeal--steady and In good demshu AZ
81 S0dl So.
Whisky-Sl 10
provlslons--Quiet ana hrh''
pork-steady at $40 90
Iard--Inactive, 81 O5db uis, -, "a an. shor,
ribs s. so short clear $ oai boxed lo's ''ns
clear S. 90 o. ~, r,h. 60 90
short clear a6 10
whcat.-Irrc guar, lc lower 10 ie hsnei'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-20
PRODUCE, PROVISIONS, LIVE STOCK
kansas City.

PRODUCE.
KANSAS CITY. Mo-. Jan. 10 -Wheat-Lower'
cash sSlc bid; February 64c hid May 7llGIlIc,
CornEstrong; cash s7ic bid; February 2sc
bid; Nav 3l6c bid.
Oats-Nouiinal 26ac bid.
LIVE STOCK.
The Live stock Indicator reports;
Cattle-Reoeipts 1850; shipments oe1 saiPp,, IS
active: exporters 81 90a5 l0 good to ch Sd oe
SHINING 81 5Oal 80 common 10 medium 10 w
al 10: stookers and feeders " boaS "' COVE
y I GS GOlo active and SaiOc higher
az S. 60G4 so. -. ,ot,,o
sheep-Receipts g3 shipments none ao ts !
good 70 choice 81 L0a3 IS; common TO meulum
81 BOd2 50
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-20
q Telephone COMPANY
,..,. ora,s Attorney mas 20 '''
fR'' About IT, 49,.

.,s Attorney Has 10 s"s
! Prof About IT.
Jan. I'D. X. Ir,pp,
|icseo, i1 Laws attorney, said iast
Elisha vlay 20 The new telephone
|, referring rated at Springfield sat
\; i WI. - here. The object Is to
GRAY and prosecute ms
|ct Proi. az, vi" 4 sio,o00,000, and the
lhs o1p are Elisha Cray !, 49,. ~
|ludsn WY 4 to be perfected
|oresnia 1 The local company WIN
bui delay TINTED to carry ON husi-
}v nlc s.,, GRAY and his associates
IS tl sn, conduit already, ana
undeig,ro ~ long to put in a complete,
not laA s,e en- Sub-companies VIII
bone throughout the country, on
sanik '.sne .s plan as these now IN
me gei whateyer results from TINS
fnce' ,bs neople cannot help be-
fcye i,E bspefted, by getting better I'VE !
reand cheaper rates, ! take II tla Una.
Z a1o - M ne country will be per-
teopiig,, - 10 have a man who has
\ ~ m Avs Of nature obedienit, % us
she ~, A"T Hot only praise and honor,
fecel ,'i award from such an inven-
n lr,n', mort we intend to prosecute
u Ss rights through to u hnal al
w, necessary, before the SUI
uon, y ;, The United States, and we
. SUIa capital to do it with.
: ID open exchanges IN o UHi0 tSe Rel
ps univ for an injunctionI
sppg 3n,nion of eminent attorneys
~, rIsw Of the pending suit on th'
. ,se government to test tne valiu
| " sae p Z patents, the United States
81 wy ~oaId not interfere II bonds ar
TV Ssyep't the slightest fear OF th'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-20

styles SCI Argyle staples sic; Bates fancics Sc
Lochl"mond 7c.
Linseys -Oumborland IlIci Calumet ioeJ Fair
Play lie, Imperial lac; Geneva loo; Adriatic
l2l c Bradford l2lc; Clifton Set Windsor 30,
graph lso; Covlngton lac. Polaris i7lc; Hoosier
lie; Imperial $50; bennington Isle; American
10c. Silver Peak 2boi GLAND PIC; Texas Doe.
akin 2tc, Great Southern S2cj Humboldt SIC;
Canonicut DoeBkln Soc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-20
BusIness opnortunltx.

|ale, q bargain: The stock, fix
pa good will of the clothing house,
|as'on street, Fort Worth. This is
|nznee Tor the right man to get into
'|n1 business. Lease on store can
anu satisfactory reason for selling
III country merchants viii find
~ advantage to call on us while
purchases in this line.
". Belts, 800 Houston street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-20

ilintt GtuNntt fiNt=~lifntt Auhiiut w per
bbl,i cement, Loulsyille or Rosnnals, 9 70 per
Dbl. Portland, D % per Dbl. plaster paris New
YORK or Michigan, 1901 per Dbl; plaster hair GSc
IIrick Firo.proof, 75OperM.
Drugs ana Medicines.
Drngs--Ilark, cinnamon per 10 iao. Peruvian
25c to ! 90; boIaN, refined, nc TO
ile; bicarbonatc Of soda, Ea.,slish. be-
tar O. p. per b u to he; chalk. lump, per ~
70 80, calomcl, Il. a ", :, 10 TO SIC; English, PEI
n, bottle Included, 90 @ 10; cblorai hydreto
per n / 90 20 l 75i chloroform per n. bottle In
Guided, 70 TO SOC; composition powder per 10
Csc; Doyors per u goi Epson salts per
ea%pSor, ~ per i b, Ssc. Morphine, +. &w Is, aoi
OIL, castor machine, o. TO Coo; oil castor or gal.
% to COO oil, lard, winter strained, 50 TO Zoe
OIL lard, No. /, G0c Quinine,P.& VIPER o., S6C
can, SOC. Flower sulphur, 81 to 3d. Alum,
| 80 20 &C. Prescription Walls, by case C5 per
cent. oft broken, 10 and 60 per cent, on
list Thayer's Fluid extracts, 20 per cont of.
L, ID. Fluid extracts, 70 per cent. on. Easential
oils, 81. Louis list, Fluid eNtraots B. a DIS new
Palnts.-strcily pure white lead, 81 Louis
price, freight eguhlitedi spirits turpentine c2s
| The sherman Williams Colors-Iyory crop
! black. ia per 10, leo; Englsh coach black, 20 per
! b, idej lamp black, 10 per n, lGci tUltramaIine
Snss Is ls Sus p9 shisy rs ~ r so at ISy
Italian sienna u 90, burnt italian sienna ID &c,
Nandyke brown Is 90 Paris green Is bc, Chrome
/ l.. NJ. q. and d. y. IL l4c American vcrmilll0n ~
zoe, Indian red 10 nc, Nonitiah red 10 os l2tc %
i 10 Sc, hTomo yellow l.. NJ, ~ U. d. o. IL
4 la, Yellow oelre II u % % 25B DC.
Distemper tolors-lyory drop black 2oc; raw
! Turkey umbor 2bc; burnt Turkey lumber zoe,
raw italian sienna lOcj Italian burnt sienna
25c Vandykc brown 2oe.
/ Wool and Hides.
Twelve months clip light, 1ne and medium
| 1lmi7c, fine heavy 10 light ll@iici six months
light, hne to medium l0@lac; fan, nno
heavy --i fall light, fine medium -----'i
coarae sGl2c.
! Hides--No. heavy ID. y. hides, 100 per b, No
| 2 heavy l8c; No. light l5c; No. 2 light re.
! Dry Salled--IOal2c bull hides lOcj glue Go I;
green aalted &c; butchers' green Go.
1--we stock Market.
Reeves Grass fed 2f0Sc
COws-l2a2ic.
Mutton--Choice 30 10 2 25.
Hogs-2l 10 Be per n,
Stock Cattle-fhe prices in stock cattle vary,
according 10 locality whore raised. We quote
different localities as follows:
Enthusiastically nrnt class yeaflinEe Per
head IL % 10 10 0oj year ods 10 70 70 ~ ppi
cows and calves 20 90. -
Western Texas Yearlings IL 90 tolS 0oi two
year olds 10 % 10 10 CO., cows and calves rs W.
Central TexAB--Yeurlings 100 70 6ni two
year olds 10 % 70 IL oti cows and calves u % y
} 1900.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-20

whrnt--Choice No. /, zoe; medium G0ae6c !;
low grade 50d55c. Oats 25c Barley
Bsc. Rye 60c. Corn, ear SOC; ehelled 60o
Hay. loose from the wagon coal 70 per ton !
balc hay O0al2 90. Bran COO per 100 Chops
- per 100. Corn meal, lne boltedy per lul
sued coal 20,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-20
i, u nn,e Room sent to pnsteur.

BRUNSWICK, n j., Jan. l9.-The
.oi Edward Apologize OF Spots
ly.J., which was bitten by mad
lenty.one days ago, went into con
b. last Thursday and died yester-
/ hydrophobia In the most horrible
The child was six years old.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-20
piues Nuncupative win sustained


\ ORLEANS, La, Jan. l9.-ln the
n the succession of Myra Clark
the supreme court yesterday rem
n q decision in the fol-
A terms "0ur solemn conviction is
n will presented by Miss Evans is a
and therefore the judgment Of the
fonrt Is affirmed The court also
i PED The opinion that the connden-
er submitted by Maria A. Evans is
oFgery. The lower courts decide
Of the nmcupatiye will, made
=, 1885, by Mrs. Gaines, leaving
property to her grandchildren and
nlatlyes, and appointing W. II
and j. Y. Christmas executors.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-20
The Wool Market.

PHIAnEIlHL, Pa, jan. l9.-Wool--Do.
mand moderate prices unchanged.
BOSTON, MASS, Jan. l9.-Wool-Flrm, with
moderate demand, Ohio and Pennsylva.
MIA foeces, and AZ 35aSGci Michi
gan SlgGS4l pulled wool 25aioc
Tor common TO very choice supers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-20
Rnrklnn,s ArnIcn saliva.

best salye in the world for cuts,
!, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
letter, ohapped hands, chilblains,
bnd all skin eruptions, and posi-
kares piles or no pay required. 1t
tanteed to give perfect satisfaction
Boy refunded. Price 20 cents per
SFor sale by II, w. Williams & Co