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Bridgeton pioneer., 1885-09-10
Indian Graves to Order.

So determined, indeed, are some of
these fabricatofs of frauds, that the
following incident is worthy of being
published, to show the ingenuity they
exercise in their peculiar calling. To
discover an Indian grave is, of course,
red-letter day for the arch@ologist
Now, Indian qraUes are manufactured
TO order, it would appear. At least
the following recently occurred in New
Jersey: A Philadelphia Flint Jack Sc
cured half-decayed skeleton from
Potter's field in the vicinity, and plac-
ed it in a shallow excavation on the
wasting bank of creek in New Jer-
sey, where Indian relics were fire.
quently found. With it he placed
steatite tobacco-pipo of his own make,
steatite carving of an eagles head, and
beads; with these were thrown num-
bers of genuine arrow-heads and frag-
ments of pottery. The earth was black
ened with powdered charcoal. This
'plant" was made in November, and,
in the following March, during the
prevalence of high waters and local
freShets, he announced to an cnthusi-
astic collector that he knew the loca-
ton of an Indian grave, and offered to
take him thither for fifty dollars, the
money to be paid if the search proved
successful, which of course it did. The
Uranium of that Philadelphia pauper
passed through several craniologists'
hands, and was gravcIy remarked upon
as of unusual interest, rs it was Il
marbed dolichocephahc shuH, e0hereas
The DeiaGare Lldjans a0ero drachy-
ceDh0Iic !-Dr. heylcS C.. Abbott, m
Popuiar Science NontAly J0r July.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1885-09-10
Elizabeth Zane.

This dauntless pioneer malden's name
Is inscribed in gold on the scroll of Fame;
She was the lassie who knew no fear
When the tomahawk cleaned on the Tar
frontier.
If deeds of daring should win renown,
Let us honor this damsel of Wheeling town,
Who braved the savage with deep disdaln,-
Bright-eyed, buXom, Elizabeth zane.
IT was more than a hundred years ago,
They were close beset by the dusky foe;
They had spent of powder their scanty store,
And who should the gauntlet run for more!
She sprang to the portal and shouted, Il;
II is better girl than man should die!
My loss would be but the garrison's gain.
Unbar the gate!" said Elizabeth Zane.
The powder was sixty yards away,
Around her the foemen in ambush lay;
AS she darted from shelter they gazed with
awe.
Then wildly shouted, "a squaw!" "a squaw!"
She neither sweryed to the left or right,
Swift as an antelopes was her flight.
"Quck! Open the door!' she CRIED amain,
"For Q hope forlornl II is Elizabeth Zane!"
No time had she to waver or wait,
Back she must go ere it be too late;
She snatched from the table its cloth in haste
And knotted it deftly about her waist,
Then filled it with powder-never, | ween,
Had powder so lovely magazine;
Then, scorning the bullets. a deadly rain,
Like a startled fawn, fled Elizabeth Zane.
She gained the fort with her precious freight;
Strong hands fastened the oaken gate;
Brave mems eyes were suffused with tears
That had there been strangers for many
years.
From fiint-rock rifles again there sped
'Gainst the skulking redskins a storm of lead,
And the war-whoop sounded that day in vain,
Thanks to the deed of Elizabeth Zane.
Talk not to me of Paul Revere,
man, on horseback, with naught to fear;
Nor of old John Burns, with his bell-crowned
hat
He'd an army to back him, so what of that?
Here S to the heroine, plump and brown,
Who ran the gauntlet in Wheeling town!
Hers is record without STAIN
Beautiful, buxom, Elizabeth Zane.
John S. Adams, in Letterbox, st. Nichol-
as for July.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1885-09-10

The Paris Salon contains 2,4S8 pic
lures, S03 drawings of all sorts, 1867
sculptures, 81 medals and engraved
stones, 18S architectural works and
457 frames of engravings, containing
probably 1000 examples; total, 5,184
works.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-22
BuildiaR n1asrrins

Aiy,Csr ~ Kongn lun1Dsr. nONingi ~ iassts
xud nDdsr, 4 rgs-ciass, 81; shipping. Hxl, 10
hOKina and OoOrin4, olDarn, 80, thick oleAf
~ and w, d1f: fOCRn lumber, Tacoma CHS
etss ioiat ADD aoantling, orlih, fl2,t0.
gJuIHtl-FsYHt common Whits pins. 2o0 w.
ssoond do IN 90: third DO. B1o; poplar, Glo ~
N 81, native pima e; sisi 40 ", f1o; nnuYe
DTEissEn Lr7rHBE--Boxlrs. II inchea and
undef, ga O0f3N 10 90 MS, " Jgpll W
kcantiing, iuiat or euy c0Innano Aumntl
Nm OO327 W: boxing over IA tnehey, 1919
VA 81 thick cleRrn, ~ tol1a and 2, t51 OJt32 w
r0ooiic clnsE. any kind ~,
DEpasEp Aggp MkTunEp FL.opH tge--flTh
.s.sS, "; second ciaNa, tx1.bO.
tgIiTTE PIaB fDuNI6HrNG LuhBEns-l,3i ~
es,d fnch white pine, 40; inoh do W.
fjnrf.TYfg--BEAlJKD Oh PIsAIN--Flrnt com
mon white pine, y. E3t I'd do, tfI.bD;to 90 - 2;
popiaY ~ az UOso2I.50. poplar, Is tl2.boe1ir %
natiyspins X, a1os DO, u, go.
P0rLkn LuNnnls.--lxs M ana incn' ~
a'iisseI.r.5--whits pine A. t5: 40 shaded a
a ~ 40 extra sc. 4, $3.50 oypteoe. bezt, AM
fraro 9bt 40 NO. a uA.yt 90 TO. :, ts.5g nntiv
aa.sed heart, *; Rapn, ".
pfcEETe,-w white pine, dressed and haadeo
sauars % RAJ, q yellow pins DO. ~ lath'
Nf.fSr' CExxR1. ETo--ilme. Austin, p
psf hbi Cafnsnt. LcuiEyillg on hcndnalei t2Tt
Dor bbl.; PortlSnd, vs. per Dbl. PLASTER tAriA
asw York on ArhieAn, "a per NH faAebs
''' as,1 ~ - s,r.-oroof al DsrH
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-22

steady with good demand for all desira-
bic grades, but poor quality were slow
and weak; exports S. 60@S5 so; light
to good shipping steers 81 65@5 so;
good butchers steers 81 COOS 90; mixed
butchering stuff SO 00a3 so; stockers
So 75G4 rs; feeders 81 25@5 90; corn.
fed Texans "a 20@5 90; grass-fed Tex.
ans So 50@4 90
Hogs--Receipts, $500; shade lower
and slow; SO 1904 25.
Sheep-Receipts 100; firm and active
for good grades; clipped natives ranged
So Oh TO so; the outside and choice
Texas 81 00@S 90; most of the Texa.
offerings are very thin and very slow
sale.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-22
nrugr nnd modielnes.
purr Cl,na1non nor n l2; Peruvial

DHUuss
BarR, Cinnamon por N ~; Peruvian, 70 ~ u
Borax. leo. Bi-carbonatS OF soda, hDglisf
So. Copperas, 5ea5. Cinchinedia. per on 30
cts. CASTLE SOAP, per % lOdolo. Croam ttr dL
q. r., per 10 42Gp45. Chalk lump, per 10 s1s
Csloriel, p. d W., 7SbS2 iEnglish, per Id, BOZ
tie Included, a5aei co. Choral Hydrate, per IL
81 bA1l 10 Chlorolormi per 10 poltle inoiI n
Movers per 10 81 20. EPSON salts. PER 10 t0
a.. Gum Opium. per 10 1904 %; Gum Cam
nI,or per ID 230o28. Morphine, per or - 100
-. Oh, Castor, machine, 706nS0; OH, Castor
per gallon. u COOL 81; OIL. lard winter
strained. bOfDTb. oil, lhfu NO. u poViW Aslu
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-22
wool ana hides

Twelve months clip, light, 1us and Easd
nm lt6ei6; fine heavy TO light, Heb, all
months, h2l3 fall, hne heavy. l09l2 fall
light, nne and medium, l29lii coarse
S4D12.
HIDEs-No heavy mint. dry y D 40. Nc
heavy fiint, dry, v N lilo; No. ! light flint,
l2c; No. Z, light 1iint, y n SO; bulls anS
damaged. y II 1860; green, sailed, sound, y y
90 butchers, green, v n $40,
Hides from fallen cattle generally bought
'nat,n bringing about l2s<c. when Weighing
over 10 pounds each. When sold OH selec
uon they bring from l0l< 10 lio. according "a
grade, but generally grade No. 2, II will
therefore be to the interest OF the Atockmen
10 sell them mat"
PKLTRIns--Deer skins, p 10 l6Gsls; Ante-opS
AkinB, y n l06plSc; goat skins, each, loom
sheep pelts, according TO amount OF wool
wool, Solo; Mexican aheep pelts, 81l0d
Mexican sheep pelts, improved, uDl2c; AsH
lean sheep shearlings, W
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-22

Groonrlns.

MaAya-eprsr cured mama i1Ssel1o' & nc
y. bacon. l0l<@uo s. C.bacon, Ts1GeSc; 4. Q,
drv selt, 7G7ho.
EtEE--naisckorel, lon Nita, NO. 1, U.lO. NO,
z, n CO. hAn bbla., No. I, t6 so No. y, $3.50;
White nah No. /, hlf. bhis., $3.50; No, a. es.2b;
Dried herrinRe, por box, t0c. God iish, HSSo.
LARp--1iefcis, Sc. SOD cans, g.. iln cans,
SNc,; lon cans, SSkc: Nn Gang, $40, . u cane,
SIC.
OorEr1.--Common, leo; ordinary, lob<o,
government Java, 40.
TKA--Imparisl, tleD6O. gunDoWuer, S0Se1O.
suGAn-Fine powdered. bills, S5<c.; do,
half-oblH., Skc., cut Loaf, 4 lao; formulated
standard So; Louisiana grAnuiated, 7Ac i;
standard A. i.2o.: choice white, TIC; yellow
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-22

WHmGT-- Eae,iGsd " ig,gltg ex psr Proc
81 1Ocs r.; three years old u EEaI W isaof
Sxtfl old whihky ttlDt,
NYIlsIEs--C larsi. cAAesiH ha0ltlQ. - peI ~ =
ity; CAtHwba. per gailoli, 20 % fofl,tI 80
psT ga. u s695 %; WHITE wins, In eAnaA
IA 1cGl0 o. 49,, -. 49,.
70 y1NPxsnS--a. n. Kunm q Co.. Extfi
my ~ 0hzs1 %. Heidtick, IA btnasS, ~ ~
casmpaens, 81 0eSis %. Geo. 3ovfs1, sxis
dry, ptntk, vi ~ -. -. -.
Bof,rT.rD BEEs--Lsmpn quarts, ~ ~ ~
xl2 tG BudWolSar' cuAru " ~ plnee ~ ~
unhlfte Milwau 70, quarts ~ uu; PINS ~ "
ANTHONY a KEhn's. qt'R al4 %, pint ~ "
III, Claushn a sons ans p rnEne ossrs enel
| II 5Jel2. Bremen Kaiser. imported, 81 %.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-22
st. Louis.

ILL., PRODUCE,
LOUIS, Mo-, May 21.-Flour-
Vut not quotably lower.
.eI-opened higher on decline
ssish eonsols and sold u2 ! to !
as, but subsequently declined
seI 10 "a above yesterday; No.
ss ss u O6l; June 81 06s@l 06g,
VA ssk, July 81 07@l 07t,
~ VIGIL Oh; August 81 07s@
u'Oslng 81 07s91 07i.
4. Npnll but firm, and to &c
NO; mixed, cash 47lc; June
4. N Suiyl47hc; year 4l2c.
irm, but nothing done In
4, No; : mixed, cash sold at SSc.
Aeal-Flrm. at 81 IS.
|bi.s active, firm and unchanged,
unsteady at 81 IS.
p,s,. PROVISIONS.
4 Snss.oans-esuiet, with only job
s-sll %.
a v 60@elSs.
4 ~ a.ls-Csr loads, free on board
H 4 q p %; short rib IS 70; shorI
4 s Long clear So lO@e Is; shor'
~ I, snort clear 80 42l C96 so.
q vas no afternoon BOARD to- day
M. = LIVE STOCK.
NecelrFa 2Too; general,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-22
Iive stock Market

Beoyes-Corn fed range rom S<@le pei
pound.
Clrass fed 2K@3szc.
Mutton--Choice, 912Mc.
stock Cattle The pricee I'm stock cattle
quote different localities Rs follows;
panhsndle--t5tna lily nrELclasB yearlingH
ner head, SID 009i8 IO two.yoar-oldH, alD OJGs
~ 10: cows and calves, $50.
Western Texas ..Yearlinga. sll o0Ai2 10
two-y ear .olda, 90 O0eelB %; cows aud calves
S15 AOtg98Oi. ..s
Central Texas Yeorlings, w VDglV w Two
yeaTo lds, tl3 Wei4 ~; COWS ana citiNeA
SZl U0a2i %. 49,. 90
southern Texas 80 Year,,ngB, 90 OQBJ 90
two-y ear-Oldh, tl2 OJ9 JtOi COWS anu chiFeH
GO LGoa2s 90,
Eastern Texas Yearlipgs. Sg0o97 or two
year.olds, $40 OOegl2 0O; COWS aud calves, WIS Y
M20CO
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-22
FASH TIME
VIA
W "a III Il ali IA
PENNSYLVANIA LINE,
From st. Louis to The East.
Commencing April 6, 1885.

Commencing April 6, 1885.
DAY EXPOSES Leave ~. Louis SEQ u M, ar
rive Plttsburg 0s0 n. M, arrive NJ Baltimore
Gas y, m arrive Washington S2Op M. ar
rive Philadelphia d:5Op, M, arrive New fok
Diab y, m.
LIMITED EXPRESS Leave ~, Louis 1900 a.
IN arrive pittsDurx $50 n. M, arrive at Bal
timore a;bJp M, arrive washington y. M,
arrive Philadelphia giib y. m, arrive New
York Goo p. IN.
Only 80 Hours ~. Louis to Now York.
EASTERN EXPRESS Leave 80. Louis Y, M,
arrive PttsbufR $40 y. M. arrive az Balu'
more b.D ~ m, arrive Washington t:D a. ~ /,
arrive Philadelphia ti35 q. M, arrive REV
York 500 Il. m. nearly hours. earlier Than
formerly.
Ali trains run daily, saturday and sunday
included
I'M ADDITION 10 above trains the fndanapo
ll a Accommodation and Cincinnati Express
will leave ~ LoniR NJ 1,lb a. IA, daily except
sunday. arrivinght Indianapolis nj diS) y. ~.
and Cincinnati ATTIC y. m.
Pullman Hotfl or Buffet Sleeping cars on
all trains through 10 New York. Tickets
over Vandalia Line and location IN Pun.
man care can be secured on application 20
ticket agents OF connecting lines IN ms
West, or by addressing ,,,,,,,u,
Southwestern Pass agent, LnilSs, Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-22

PotatoSs--lrisn, per pusnel, 95o69si; new
7bc6Dl %; onions, per bbl, Rod -; yellow, -;
Turnips. white. per Dbl. % co. Rutsrbega. =;
Beams IL. r. mod, bbls., 3szG.; inras
lima 3Kc.; small butter, -. Pickles
haif bb-. mod. 81 SO; half bbl,, smRtl, IS 90
Cheese, half cream, -. full cream II
Peanuts, SO. Cider, hSlt.hni, A76
PoULTny--Hsnr. g2OO o. 70 par nus9n
each; aSoee, SO; bucks, " oOas ~.
Ea0s--Per dozen, pDlDc.
Frssh country butter, choice l2ES 100
margarine, l5a
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-22
ON CHANGE.
w,ra Top-Heavy Yesterday
" r,nened High ana Closed
y" !, ,he other Extreme.
ID Markets opened Higher on
I, ' O.clIne Of English ConsOls
\ pat Lost Their Strength,
FINANCIAL.

~ ~ Nav 81, $50 p. M.-Con-
| sS,l at 90 s-le. Before ! o'clock
n ALLEN TO 9s 1916 and are now
hates 5.l6.
n, and home and fereign funds
S0resssd In consequence of the
\, Ealing that Russia will per-
4 .o.ce,il settlement Of the pres
A aSIss but that she ia bent on
'S ~sr The delay of the return
,uards from Egypt andlthe news
MINES from India in regard to
mi war preparations there has
! mott uneasy feeling upon the
IA exchanges.
Consols are now at 80 l-16.
x-ConsoIs closed at SO lie for
{ nancy and account.
STaE NEW YORK BOARD.
81 IORK, May 21.-Government
~ quiet and unchanged, eX-
5i,sline Of 1 in 3's. Sales of 3's
'sde AT 1881 and Of registered AS
& md AZ coupon at l22
bonds weak with a decline of
n cent. in some of the Ala.
{and Michigan sales.
stock exchange to-day foots up
tbe same as yesterday. The
Ellons to. day were l22, $50 shares
thls business 40 per cent. was
the first hour and from that
|2Entil the close OF the board the
:, 4 was as great as it has been at
fms for many months. There
absolutely no features tothe mar
scept the strength that accom-
& the Inactivity.
,extreme fluctuations in the ac-
\ In no case exceeded l per cent.
"A Union Pacific, which was traded
y range Of / per cent. and Pacific
.luCtuated per cent. The clos
|.fces this evening are small frac'
higher than yesterday almost
In exception, the gains ranging
to s. There was a decided
In in the early dealings
#h Pacific Mail and UnioI
due to the general belle
be difference between the Pacific
lind the Pacific railroads haC
tally been settled. Mr.. Hunt
Z Of the Central Pacific stated to
( bst he thought the subsidy ough
feduced to $75 600 per month, bu
IHcl6c Mail officials insisted upoI
~ and he finally agreed to settl,
Inference at $S5, 900. The matte
he said, was with the Pscifi
lCmpany. but he thought it woult
to the terms mentioned. HI
D called attention to tn
\ that the whole question
ect to ratification of the trans
entsl lines, but he would recon-
o settlement on the basis men
and he believed the other
sgree. The street regards tn
as practics lily settled.
reports have been received t.
fom Mr.. Hoxie of the South
~ system showing the bushes
NH system during the currer
Promises 10 be very much heavi6
IN 1854, especially in Texai
The increase will average SO pc
' MONEY.
YORK, May 21.-Money -
Easy at per cent; prin
ntile paper 81 00@5.00; foreig
nge dull, 81. S6l for sixty day
Isl for short sight.
EXCHANGE.
ORLEANS, May 21.-Sigl
Y 0Oper 1000 premium; sterliI
leady at 81 IS; consols 6Si @64
STOCKS.
YORK, May 21.-The follol
Y the official closing quot
lthe New York Stock exchanI
ternooh:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-22

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. itnItRu9u wNlR
sAuh, IA 1908 90 all walnut, u 60D1G 10; Chair
wood seat, Y dos, 80 1907 90; cane Gun rate :
Eaat Is 0C09 %; oano bsat, dining, tl2 pOcghl U
Childs aud rockers, - 004i2 90; large rocking
no OOa30 90; camp aud ROCKERS, Zach, " 7Dg
SRe Mirrors arch topa 4 dos, 81 gDd@la ~
reblsa, round, 81 O0Ng5c; f6li Leaf, ~ 5O2st =
aefas. each, % 2gDTOO: Bureaus, W EJe,20 n
wnsh stand6, al 2S4s5 81; bed springs. ~ SAesl u
BepY Carriages, ~ E0eSfg
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-22
new YORK.

New YORK, May 2l.--Spot closed
quiet 1-l6c higher. Sales 800 bales.
Ordinary 1910: good ordinary
10 3-l6c; low middling 10lo; middling
II Slice; good middling &c; middling
fair ii 5-16c.
Futures closed steady 3 to 8 points
higher; June IL points higher. Sales
40 800 bales.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-22

none; exports, none; stock, 54S2 bales.
Ordinary &c; good ordinary l0c; low
middling lOic; middllng l0lc; good
middling l0ac; middling fair lie.
Futures opened steady, ruled steady
but dull and closed steady, 9 to 8
points higher, Sales 1900 hslea
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-22

HAR IROs, % 6g.--horNky, ecs3 no. ~ ,
st,sst frsn, eye: No ~ y aaegt r01, b1zt,.
-~iyanissd aheet iron, e99jfc.. NO. y 54toos
Ia. No. 1 * tso,, 49,; AKA Toonng In, SO y
ai56S. lixb mud l0xtf pal, do, W7o35oy
lnnerln wire. 30 per csnt. on; nnnsr.e stoe1
s-.1tv tsar cent. Oh. OnOk ntov@ rit1 WAR;
al ~ 4, 81. DO With trimmings, Nlf h0fte3W
WOOD WOflK.-- wagon axles, vj1.s$tl ~
torx1ss. rocc y ". r.-gletrsfss " "; so-Hts,~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-22
Liverpool.

LIVERPOOL, May 2l,--Spot closed
steady, little doing.
Ordinary 7-16d; good ordinary
l1-l6d; low middliDg lS-169 mid
ding uplands 5 l5-l6d; middllng. Or
leans 15.l6d. 20 :.
Total sales 1000 bales; AmesRah
5000.
Imports 5000; American 1900.
Futures closed firm with but very
little change,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-22
Kansas CITY.

fhODUOEs
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, May 2l.-Wheat
STEADY; cash 82lc bid; June safe
bid; July S62c bid.
Corn-Stronger; June 4Slc; July 439c
bid.
Oats-Nomiual; 10c asked.
LIVE STOCK.
The Live Stock Indicator reports:
Csttle-Receipts 1000; market dull
and weak for chipping grades, but
choice eteady;exporls IS 1906 80; good
to choice shipping 81 90@5 so; com.
mon to medium $4 50@4 80; feeders
81 00@4 so; cows So S0@3 so.
Hogs Receipts ii, 200; weak but ac-
tive; DC lower; So 1908 80.
Sheep-Receipts 900 fair TO good
muttons 81 65@3 40; common to me
dunn So 00@2 So
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-22
rev Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS. LA, May 2l.-Spot
closed firm and Lice higher; sales $3.50
bales.
Low ordinary Sc; ordinary Sc; good
ordinary l0c; low middling 10ic; mid
ding 10ac; good middling l03c; mid
ding fair II 1-l6c; fair 11lc.
Futures closed steady, to points
hirhnr. aalaa 1R 300 halaa
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-22
n.n,n nnn nn.nnnnn

oai1, $50 81 l.2c; hETlsy s0a50o rye, AZ l-2lDb0,
corn, $50 JOG: hay, ioobe l,om tbs wagon
$40 OOAl9 o. per Ton bale hay, VIZ 0O@5l4 90
bran, sc, per 100; chops, 81 MSl 70 peI
100.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-22
The coffee Market.

The coffee Market
R1o DE JANEIRo, May 2l.-Coiiee---
Receipts OF the week, % wy nsss
atock $50, 900; shipments 70 n lieS
States, 70, GOO; TO Europe, ls'VoOi sAiss'
SANTOS, May 2l.-Cofee.ksscsollPa.s
80 the week. "a, 900 bags stock ~ ~.
600; shipments to Europe 4S'OVO' SAFES
| "a. 600.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-22
Manhood Restored

llasfI.nT fEEK- A victim Of y01t hfui imprpdencs
csasInR PrtInatpfe prray, Nprsoua Debility Lost
Mtnhoo4. ke.. hAsiEg tried 10 vain essry knosn
renedE has daeeyeyef SIMPLE means q azure,
AlsdFesa. j ,lLHEEfE3sf3 CbalhAns sL.A eu Yak
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-22
rev Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, May l.-Flour-- Dun;
easier. choice "a S5@5 90; fancy IS O5Cal
20: extra fancy s. 40; winter wheat
patents SIS rs; Minnesota patents % sOi
bakers "a 80 ,a 60
Corn-Moderate demand; mixed 62
683o. white 70@7lc; yellow SOC,
Oats-Fair demand and easier; choice
Western 4794Sc.
Corn Meal-Fair. moderate demandi
Hay-Quiet; firm; prime TO strlctly
prime SIS 00@2l 90; choice to fancy
S2l 50022 so.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-22
oorroN mARKKrs.
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GALVESTON, May 2l,--SpoL clo ,ss
nominal; gross receipts, ~ V'isS' '''-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-22
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Pork-Dull at 81 %
Lard-Dull; refined uerce 70 20.
Bulk Meats ull;shoulders, packed,
81 i2B; long clear and clear rib y 20
Bacon-Dull; shoulders nominal AZ
"a so: long clear So 372 clear rib ~ o.
Hams-Dull; choice sugar-cured can
yassed 50 50@SlO 90.
Whipky-Steady; Western rec'ined
81 05@1 25. $3.50
Sugar-SronR and unchanged.
Moiassea- Quiet and unchanged.
Rice-Ouiet and unchanged.
Rran-D1ll and lower at 7oCgoOc.
Cotton Seed Oil-Dull; crude 2Ici
nrIme SOC; refined 35eaS7c; cooking
| acc: cake 24c.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-22
ts--Nominal; 4Oc asked.
CntcSgo.
PRODUCE.

CHICAGO, ILL, May 2l,-Flour-
Dull and weak though not quotably
lower.
Wheat-Opened &c higher, influ-
euced by decline in consuls, advanced
ic more and fell back &c, rallied sc,
fluctuated aud closed &c over yesterday;
May S9@S9sc. closed Sole; June $500
colo, closed S9Ic; July 9l3@92lc,
Corn-Opened strong, &c higher, adj
vanced 1c, FELL back &c and closed
steady, sc over yesterday; cash 49@494c;
May 10000. closed 494c; June asa
4s1c, closed 4ssc; July 47J@4Sl closed
4Sc.
PROVISIONS.
Pork Quiet but firm and a shade
higher; cash $l1 12l@ll l5; June $ll 10
oil III, July $1l 25@1l 274.
Lard-Quiet but firm; cash $6 $500
6 571; June S6 1906 so; July So 500
6 S74.
Boxed Meats-Quiet; dry sailed
shoulders 81 1904 40; short ribs SIS 65
| as 67l; short clear S6 1905 10.
AFTERNOON BOARD.
Wheat Firm; / to tc higher.
| Corn-Firm; June advanced &c.
Pork-5 to 74c higher.
Lard-24c higher.
LIVE STOCK.
Drovers' Journal reports:
Cattle-Receipts $50; market very
active but weak prices TO Toe lower
shipping steers 81 65@5 SO; butchers
81 4O@2 60; grass Texans 81 00@4 so
stockers SO 60@4 40; feeders 81 5O@
4 80.
Hogs-Receipts -, 200; market SLOW
and weak, s to 10c lower; So 1904 80
| Sheep Receipts 1900; steady; shorl
So 5O04 90; wooded So 75Ga4 rs; Texan
81 25@2 40; Western sheep So O0@4 90
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-22
Rev YORK.
PRODUCE.

PRODUCE.
NEW YORK, May 2l.-Flour-Dull
Wheat.Firm but quiet; No, 2 red
81 O43@I 05 at elevator; No, 2 red May
nominal; June 81 03@l 034, closing
81 O8i; July 81 04sG9l 05s, closing 81 %,
Corn-Spot firm and quiet; options
opened firm, reacted and closed heavy;
No. Q 56956ic, at elevator 6TtGD573c;
! No. 2 May 56tc, closed sole; June
553@55sc, closing 55sc; July 65g(956c,
closn g $3.50.
PROVISIONS, ETC. (.
Cofee-Spot fair; Riostronger SIC; op-
tions fairly active; No. Rio spot IS 80;
sales %, $50 bags; MAY So SO@6 S5i No
vember 81 20@7 %; December " 30
Sugar-Quiet; mould A 6s@6}ei
standard A 3.l6@6ic; confectioners'
A 69.16@6sc; granulated 6ici CUBES
Molasses-Quiet and steady.
i Rice-Steady and in fair demand
Rosin-Quiet but firm. So
Turpentine-Steady at 32aC9S3c.
Wool-Quiet and rather weak.
Il Pork-Quiet but steady; spot VIZ "
@12 124.
81 0S; July 81 IA.
LIVE STOCK.
Beeyes-Receipts 440; all for eX
! portation; no trading in beef cattl
and dressed beef. Beef sides had
slow sale at so so. no q
Sheep-R Receipts $40; sales slow; " >
Cl4 70 for clipped sheep 20 OOCgo o
for unshorn do; 81 20@6 % for clippe
yearlings; SO 0O97 l23 for unshorn.