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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-14

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sSssntAi no poWuoIou' eoln- ~ &c.
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-14
nunains ma,arrs.

GuxBxs--Rough iumper. boxing. ID inon.,
and under, nrut-clsss, Sl8: stripping. hxS, ei8
boxing and flooring, clears, Us; thick clear
~ and TX, S17; rough lumber, second ola
Slb; ioist and ecaptling, culls, 1890
AIDING-Ftrst common white pins, ND W
second do, S2T,50 third do, V26, poplar. s28v
n 60; native pine VI SIS 40 q, gao. nArv,
DRHaKD LuasEn--Boxins u inoass anc
undor, Sl5 Oo&2T 10: do <xs. Tso U0ez7 70
soantlinR, Jolst OF any common iuinb
y25 01fsT 90, boxing over Ia inches, t30,D
~ 80: thiok clears, n tolHan 2, $50 DGta %
second olRss. any kind, ga.
DRn2BKn AND NJ ATUHED ELo0hiNR--Flr,
claos, B23; second olaHs, e22J0.
WHITE PIFE t'URHIBHtN9 Luhp1n--lNi 4.
and inch white pine, $40 inch DO, w.
OEILIEG-BEADED on PLA-H--FiYaL COZ
mon white pine, n, go; "a do. S1i.b2gd DO. $50
poplar, IS, vas uO6b2.b0. poplar, " tkleoetSo u
rntivepine ", Sls; DO, u. $40.
POPLAR LuAnKH.--iA, III, ara tnoh, a.
sHIraLss~- White pine a, g.; 40 shS6so A
s.26, do extra No. 1, t2.d0: Cypresa, bczt, ala
fiand, IS; DO No. a, ei.25; DO No. 9. $3.50 nsIiy
PiczEIa.--WhitS pine, dressed and hsades
sguare or dat. q yailoW Pima do. W; lsN
0 BD9a 30.
LIza, cE,rHr7, Bro.--IAus Austin. ..
per bhl. Cement. louisville or Ros9naisi q u
per bbl.: Portlknd, 81 per Dbl. PlsstsI Par Ia
sew York or Michigan, ~ par Dbl. FlSKis
sHioT.--Tirs5root $3.50 par NJ
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-14

No. Q red 81 Ole elevator; No , red
April 99scC0Sl Ot3 closing 81 co.; June
SOL 49, closing ST 03.
tsru--Spot lots up lao. aud options
'1@ie. closing with some reaction No.
9, 5isc; No 2 5i@54ic elevator No 2
April 5ii954a,, clriDg 54s /; Nav 81,
Ca5>2; 0 sing 5isc; June 55l@o65c,
clos ny 55ic.
PROVISIONS, ETC
Coffee-Spot fair, aud Rio dull, and
easier at 81; options shade lower and
M derat.l. aetive Sales l7,50O bags.
April 81 1907 10; May ST. 1907 20;
June 81 25@,7 80; July 81 S0@7 40
Sugar -S,eauy and quiet; molas-es
sugar A3e: Brazil 5.i6c; refined dull;
confectionefs a 81"
Molasses- esdy Cuba refining IL
Ollie.
r ce-Steady and moderately active.
Tallow Firm
Turpentiue--Steady
Pork-Firmer; spot $l3 30.
Lard -Twoand three points higher;
spot 81 3597 81; May 81 5S@1 So
June 81 Al@7 A
B.eves- Y. ceipts 26i car.losde; trade
rather dull but fair clearance made
poor 20 prime steers sold at S. O0@6 Al;
extra and fancy steers Sc 60@6 as
Sheep Receipts 6S carloads; active
aud frmer at advance of about 10;
poor TO prime mutton sheep 81 5O@)
4 90; extra and fancy do. 81 00@6 %;
common to prime mutton yearlings
So 50@7 90. A deck.load OF decent
clipped sheep gold at $475 and five
car loads choice year ing lambs
reached 81 l21; spring lambs scarce
and firm at IS 00@7 90 per head.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-14
Sleepers Daily, Each Way, Between Houston a

&c.: spokss "a 1908 %; folloes, 81 512 q
Douhlctrees, o. 1904 90; nses yuaos, 20 20.
100. plow beams, 60eeB6o.; pillow handles, 81
026J; handles, 81 1907 50.
MAILS. t9 90 ko9. basiB l0d.--Burdtn horH
shoe, por keg, % u.s. Perkins do, 50 20: Walk
or do, o. 90; burden mule, % 80; Forthwes'
ern horse hhoe nails, No. 4, b0c, No, ., 80. Y
q. 23c., No. Z, no., No. 9, 2Dc.; "Laksa" do, NJ
4, 49,, No, o, 25c, No. 0. nc, No. 2 100, M
lao.; Ausable do. No. 4. &C., no. D, &c., No,
Hc., No. !, no., No. q, lbo,
AxEH-H. n. per doSep, 81 100 CO.. LAKE
81 Oogs 80; Hsefensaok. 20 so8T 10 boz
handled, IS 6DMa o..
INTERPRETATIONS. no, / Climax. sl1tC
no. 9. 90. els 10; No. , do. sls' no. do"
&isCEII-A chsans. ar
pair, ta7c.: pillow singletreos, per don, ~
plow dOublstroes, per doEan W gu. stuo
bells, 20 per conf. on; door looks, 90 1905 o.
wood sorews, 60 and 10 per cent. Oh; 2 oea
door butts, &C and 10 per cent. on cut an
Timed tncka, 70 per oent. on: coffee millr,
per cent. Oh; blind hingee, 80 and 10 per CEN
on; carriage bolts, "a and 80 per cont or
pillow bolts, 10 per cent. OF; piece TIN gefs
W per cent. oh; deep stamped waro, % ~
can't. on, shallow stamped ware 90 par Goa
an; jGpanned ware. 80 psr csnt on
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-14
Country k'rNaucs.

o. 5O Onionn. per bbl. Red % 90: yellow. q, 90
Turnirs white, per Dbl. 90 o.; tuterbega 81 70:
seanE. IL. i. mao bbln., sn.: larg'
lima Co.. Gurall DuttsY 10. Pickles
medium par bbi., 81 90 small, per bbl., o.
half bb-. mod. o. so; half bhl., ansll. a5 0O
Cheese, bali cream. S11c,; full proRm IL
begs, per 10. in crate, &c,
FoUIrRY--Hsns 81 50 o. 70 per dnxs
young chickons, 81 6oaaa 20 rprkevs 6s 70 81
each Gsess 1850 asDi Ducks, u COOS o.
ngGe-FoT dozen, Toe,
Vrssh country buttRT, choice D0l7ko,,
Orsamery. 8stnST5sc.; OLD butter, Bolco.. Ole
nkrgnrlns. 1bo
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-14
ON CHANGE.
8took Market Was Less Excited
Z eaterdsy - rrapsaciOns Were
Small-Pricss Good.
o;loa Low ar The Grain Markets Pluot-
Mla,tsd Widely and closed high
err - The Quotations.
FINANCIAL.
ov THE LONDON BOARD.

OK THE LONDON BOARD.
.oNDON, April 10, 1880 The
llek fnarket was unusually quiet this
rnipg
:onsols which closed Saturday
,lkhtat 05S, opened this morning at
and at noon they were still lower at
for both accounts. This Is the
Nhgest point touched in many years.
3usslan securities are quo ed at S2a.
Carly in the Afternoon there was a
Their decline In consols to 9is, re-
fering shortly afterwards To
800. N --Consols are now quoted
rs for both accounts.
on THE NEW YORK BOARD.
u,sEw YORK, Apri IL --Goyeenment
Hnds quiet and unchanged except an
EEance of 4 in 3's To- i0ll
Int the opening of the stock ex
snge there was q rush by the shoIts
cover as we'll as by the bulls TO In
aee their holdings, and the first
cen we've generally 4 to per cent.
rher than the clo-e on Saturday.
eha early transactions were &C
npanied by the usual excitement,
dAfurther advance generally, how
--sr, for fractional amounts. News
m Europe WAS interpreted as indi-
n ling that wal between England aud
/. lsaia WAS inevitable, and this was
= tthar confirmed by the decline in
y itish consols. The early dealings
We promise of an extremely active
d excited market for the day, and In
fire hour the total sales were over
1000 shares, but before IL O'Clock the
arket assumed r much more quiet
'e&e and the quotations began &c
saken.
After the FIRST hour there was not 8
ngle feature Of speculative Interest
ID the market close | at prices irregu
+, as compsred with the closing
ices Of last week, but generally
thin small fraction of those ii CURES
The total sales of the day were l05,
0shares, decline from Saturday o
1900 shares.
ENEw YORK, April II Money - Oh
MI. easy at |, closing at |; prim
.IIercantile paper 4@5; bar silver 81 07s
lreign exchange quiet, but rates ad
inced to "a S5a@4 S7R for actual bust
use, being again off 4 for short and
rsixty-day bills.
svERNMENT AND RAILROAD BONDS
NV YORK, April lS.-rhe follow
IN were the Official closing quots
J, oils at the New York Stock exchang
iiaafternoon, as compared with thos
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-14

Wanxr-Kectinsd VI lOsslto, ~ pr proD
81 COCA "a; three years uid " to&l Ibi tam
extra old whisky 1905,
WIsKs--ClRTet, csko,U t0el0g - psr nn
tty; OatawbA, per gallon, va 40 Port, " 400
A 81. nherry. psr gal. q 3oDs CO.. MAdsifl
ps1 GAL. ii s68b O6 White wine, In Sasss
h O0Dl1 %.
OnA1fHan s--ss. n. Mumm a Co.. Eriri
lJry, go OO0Ss ~; Koidgicg, n banks 81, ga W.
@ OG Krus. IA bsskst w. go@DM Doms.n
BosTI.xp BKnx--Lemp'R quArtn, ca 90 yk
19 90. BudwotDor quarts W w plnn ~ y
9chliIs MilwAuk o., quarts gl2 w pintg w W
Anthony d Ruhn's. qt'a ei2 o. pinn w "
n, Clanssn o t,op's ahnsnpAgne DssI quar-
ii 5fgl9: Bremen Kaiser. ifo ported, o. ",
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-14
Wool aud Gfdss

rwelvo montns clip, light, nns and msd
uin lt@ie; nne heavy 10 liRht, ll@Ls ~
months, bGl3 fall, hne heavy. lo@l2 fai
GOA
HipEz.-No heavy Clint, dry y D lfc. No
heavy nint, dry, v n ll0 No. nght mint,
hsavy, damaged, n u Q; calf skins ana bad
damaged. y y 1860, groom salted, sound. y
So butchers. green, y ID SIC.
Hides rr0tn fallen cattle generally bought
n4.," bringing about I2.,o. when weighing
over 10 pounds each. When sold on seleo
uun they bring from l01< 70 80 according 70
grade. but &. neraliy grade No. 2 ~ Will
therefore be To the interest OF tho htocktnen
10 sell Them mat"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-14
Galveston.

GALVESTON, April lS.---Spot closed
dull, 10, lower. Gross receipts sc
hale4; sales 1870; exports 3Si4; stock
II SOC
Ordinary, S510; good ordinary
1916: low middling 10 S.l6c; min-
ding 10 Z l6, good middling, 10 II Ice;
middling fair, 10 l5-l6c.
futures opened weak and irregu-
lar; became easy on second call, then
somewhat e'eadier; ciosin0 steady,
| 10 to Is pointa lower: May ~ points
lower Sales $500 Quotations in full.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-14
pras. and msdIeins..
pRuoA

DRuCh
garK. Cinnamon per n u: Peruvian, sovae'
Borax, le. Ei,oarbonate OF soda knEnn
bc, Copperas, S0s. Cinchinedia. per o.
s,iE. Cistile soap, pef n lQeeib. Cream tartAl
n b. pey is $OaB. Chalk, lump, per ID 20i
oaioannei. p. 4 W, 7sess Engllsh. per 10. BOZ
lie inclndsd, D5Gi 10. Cnloral hyd rate, per Y
b tgISsl 70. Cbioroforfn, per Id bottle ineine
"a. 1pO, Compoaition powder, per 10 y
Doyers, per 10 81 20. Epsom salts. per u *
s e; I psr 10 o S%s EorpSins' psS o. = $50
-. oil, Castor, machine, 7Oatsos Oh, CASIO
Ger gallon, u 66Dl 70: oil, iafc wintsl
straiSsd' SeEh: oil. lard, No. l. es170. QuiI
inc, r. 4 W., per on % 10. FloweTs snlpnrs
s4dsS. Alum, SI<eD5, Prescription WALL y,
case 90 per cent. on; brokep,
pef e. or chow casez market prices. ltsDais
oatspt medicines, al list Ihayerh flni'
E1tracta, 20 Per cont. on, r, ~. fioia ~
tracts. Is per cent. of. E1asntiAl oila' "
PAINR1
strictly pnra WHITE leed. ~ " bpiriti
tuspenIins. bOe6S Boiled oil. 62aDbte,
THE aHKRnAH-WIJ.LIAhts ooAokA.
ivory drop black, IN, per 10 icn EngltAI
oneeh black. ~. per ID l1c, lamp black, ~. ~
black paint IL. 70. sl'rusaian Dlne. ~. ~; "a
90, fUItraniarine bluo, ~, ls, 20: nlns pa ~
IL, 10, raw rnzkoy um9er. II. g. pufnt ~,
hey umber. lh 70; raw Italian Sienna. ~. "
burnt Italian aienna, H. 80, NanhykeDtuwL
u, ec; Paris green, ~ 200; cnrome' u a. "
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-14

NEW YORK, April 13.-Spot cloaed
dull. and Is lower; sales So.
Ordinary s l5-l6c; gooo ordinary
10 3-l8c; low middling l0Ec; middling
| 3.l6c; good middling ii &c; middling
fair II 10 l6c.
futures closed weak, 10 TO 20 points
lower; Seplember Fl points loweE
sales 1876 500.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-14

NEW ORLEANs, La, April l3.-
Spot closed with fair demand and
lower; sales $500 bales.
Low ordinary Il ordinary sc; good
ordinary 9Jc; low middling Ice; mid
ding l0sc; good middiiDg lntc; mid
ding fsir 10 l5-l6c; fair ii 7-I6e.
Futures closed steady, 8 TO Is points
lower. Sales, CD 400 bales.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-14

D, o., 10, 10; American vermillion, ~, gDc; In.
dian rod In, IL; NinettA rou, Il, bs, is9<s, 2bs,
%. Chrome yellow, L., N. o. a ID. o.. In. Mo;
yellow oohro, IN, On. 1z5Eh, 25a, No.
PREPARED aRAIHINO OQLoE<8.
Bark oak, 1850. Ash, lie; Black walnut. ltol
Maple. lbc.
Prices OF above made ON basis OF in v,
u. and Id cans, assori9d; In y ard Id
cans; balance In and Z ID cana, assorted,
Prioa IN D ID cann balance in aud ID cans
assorted. Prioo In 5 Id cans, 10 ieAs; l2< and
70 ID tin pals, no Less nm kegs w Per
loss
DrfrEMPIcR ooLoRs.
ivory drop black. sc: raw turkey umbsr
Sc. burnt Turkey umbor, $50; Iw Italian
sienna 25c burnt IttAlinn sienna, $50. Van
tyke brown, 25c.
furniture.
fuInitlrs-.bsaastsag ,pollatiun -snlL
zach, "a Nost3 20 all walnut, " hnsfi0 h1 Chsies
wood scst, y doa, ~ 1907 %: cane ana rattan
sent, ~ 0o@e 0ci cane scat, dining, VIZ o0~I ~.
Ohilds and rockers. ~ 00abi2 b0 large yockl q
no 0Ott80 C0 camp aud rockers, each. u 700
30; MirrorH, arch tops v doz ~ yyspZ Y
rablne, rurnn, " 1Odeabo fall Leaf, " Oar ~
safes each. * 2bepI 90; BuysAus " glGg1 =
veah stands, al 750t5 90 I'D suripke, 90 TtdD7 %
gssv 0eyyfaosa WHMN
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-14

LIVERPOOL, April 13---Cotton spot
closed dull and dropping.
Ordinary sgd; good ordinary SD
low middling 5.d; middling uplsnds
8 l5-l6d; middiinR Orleans Cd
Total sales 5000 bales; American
$500
Imports 1000. American $500.
Futures ckused Weab, 8 points lower.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-14
Chicago.
PRODUCE.


CHICAGO, ILL, April l3--Flour
strong aud higher.
Wheat Excited and higher; mar
ket opened . cents better, rallied to
g additional, fell back to the opening,
rose again to outside figures, then de-
cliued nearly cents and closed cent
over Saturday; April 65t@S8Sc. closed
S5ac; May S9i (19ln, closed S9Sc; June
9ls@9slc, closed 9l,c; No, 2 red 9iG9
95c cash
Corn---Very large speculative trade
and prices early advanced 2ac, but fell
back ] To $50, rallied and closed IL
higher than Saturday; ca,h 4SS@46c;
April 43@44s., closed 43sr; May 46j
M4S1,, clos. q 46s@47c; June 4I,@
491c closed 4Isc
PROVISIONS
Pork-Active and unsettled at 10 Il
| 1870 higher, but closed easier at ineid'
prioes; cash $l2 35@l2 37l; May Sl2 81
| OLE 80; June $l2 45@l2 62i
Lard-In fair oeD,srn; firm and {
shad- higher; cash 81 02l@7 10; May
So O5@7 40; June 81 l2l@7 20
Boxed M-atA-S .ady; dry saltet
suouihers 81 50@4 so, short ribs Il
| (9S6 ia; short clear SO 6096 IS
afternoon BOARD. Wheat Stronl
To 9i higher.
| Corn Strong at to 10 higher.
LIVE STOCK
The Drover'z Journal reports: Cat
tie Receipts 400; slow prices and
shade lower; stocktrs and feeder
| IS 1904 90; Texans 81 00@5 90
| Hogs Receipts. Is 600; closed Solo
higher, "a 45@4 So
Ehaen-- Recent. 4oOn. market stead
ard firm; inferior So 00@3 rs; m"diuI
81 OGC94 25; good to choice 81 50@5 On
Tn. Growers Journals special lily
erpooI cable reports fair supplies {
Euglish cattle and cattle from II
continent and large supplies of Anne
lean, but with good demand; valu'
stronger, showing tc advance; be'
American steers 149c dressed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-14
main nnn Rnaaatnfrs

wheat, snoioo, 20 to s5c, nsdiuuo. 65@To
sorn $4,000 hay, iooes nom III, wsgo..
81 001S o. FER ton bale hay, es Or t0l0 o.
bran. zoo. par 100; chops. q COO Is psi
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-14

GAR IBoE, o. o.. noIN AZ, Sci. DO. y !
shsst ir0n, t7le No n Z hnses iron, VIC.
f 7o. ny s eo', isS SSxz Soofns On, 81
@Ib60: l4Ti0 aud iGz1i pa. do. ~ f6zpe 30
GnnSr's wire. % per cent %; nnnsr,s stoeh
40 Ell525 90: do., with trimn ings, Ga b016oW
WOOD WORK. Wagpl Rxlee. We. gu W
tcn .nef T)c3fi vi singisir 81 si7y; Do'slsra,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-14
Hama. CITY.

PRODUCE.
KANSAS CRY, Mo. April a.
Whest-Higher; cash 7Sl@79c; May
79i@70sc; June 81 @SlA; July SSl,
Corn--Hlgher; each S7r; May 37i@
SSc; Jun. 3S2c; July 40i@4.
Oats--Nominal; ace bid.
LIVE STOCK
Caitle-Re Receipts 2205; market weak
err s to loo lower; exports IS 1000 40;
good TO choice shipping 81 5000 10;
common To medium 81 50@4 GO; feed
ere 81 00094 50; cows 81 1908 60
Huvr-R-ceipts 1851; steady; sold
"a 2O@4 45.
sheep Receipts ia; steady; fair
to good muttous 81 5o@3 %; common
TO medium 81 b0Ca2 20,
COTTON MARKHTs.
Receipts at Ali United states Ports.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-14
New YORK.
pRflnn(rR

Nu New YORK.
PRODUCE.
&gw YORK. April IL --Flour--l0(9
Ing 80 higher. tut unsettled.
llse NheAt--Spot lots advanced l@l9c
eNand options l@2e closing frm al ts9
qlt ai..lsx sG.As1s lEtsS. 40 : .ed :. &c,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-14
lave stock sIAsss.

Cows With 70 ng oRIYe1, - ,..... = eb3J
sEaatern Texas cattle al about three, ana
Southern and Central Texas stock cattle a.
about two dollars per head iess than th'
above quotations.
and upward OF best North Tszas cattle de-
llVored on tins trail
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-14
st. Louis
PRODuCE

81. LOUIS. Mo, April Is --Flour--
Firm and higher; XXX SIS COOS 40;
family So 90@4 90; cnolue 81 20@4 30;
fancy 81 zoos 20; patents IS 1905 IS
WheaJ-ActIv- aud higher but a
good deal unsettled; prices advanced
HOLE, early. then fluciuated but
c,us-o cent above IA urday. No. 2
red 9olc@sl 90 cs-h; 99sc@Sl 004 clos
Ing 81 OO TOR May; 81 0.s9Sl 03 81 cling
81 O21@1 02s Tor June; ST. 04@l 04s,
closing 81 0446st Qis for July
Corn-Hlgher tut huctuated In sym
pathy with wheat and closed 4 TO lc
above Saturday,; 44c cash: 445@45ic,
closing 44sc May; 46s@47c, c'osing
46kc Jun.; 4T@ ,Sc, closiog 47c July.
Oats Higher; 35sc asked, 36c hid,
according to location; cash 36G362c;
clo.iug SOC May.
Corn M~al-Higher at So 30@235
Wool Steady; Texas fall clip 90
l5@c
Whisky-Stcady at 81 IA.
PROVISIONS.
Firm; sales higher.
Pork -$l2 so
Bulk Meats Long clear Sc 10; short
ribe IS 20; short clear 90 45
Bacon Long clear So 60@6 55; short
ribs So 1000 S7l; short clear 80 S7@e9
200
Han1s--s9 25@IO 25.
Lard-$5 90
LIVE STOCK.
Receipts 2l00; butchering
grades active and firm, but shipping
-t.ers slow and rather weak; exports
IS 5nG5 rs; good tn choice shipping
SIS 20a,5 80; fair to medium 81 S5@5 10,
buichers' steers 81 25(94 50; cove and
heifegs SIS 25@4 %; corn fed Texans
So FOOD so.
Hogs Receipts 1900; easier, but mol
lower; packing 81 Sl@4 IS
Sheep-- Receipts 1900; tirm, with 0
good demand for desirable grader, fslI
10 me ium IS 25@3 rs; good 10 choice
81 O0(a,4 30; extra 81 6O@4 rs.
rev Orleans.
PRODUCE
NEW ORLEANs. April l3.--Flour-'
Hieher and quiet; choice IS GO; fancy
IS 20; extra fancy 500; winter wheai
%, rts COCO rs; Minnesota patents
So O0@6 %; bakers' IS 2595 so
Corn--I}ood demand, higher; mixed
56@5S; white 90 asked.
Oat---tiood demand, higher; supply
liz lat; choice Western 45.
Corn Meal Quie'; 81 so.
Hay Good a, mand; prime, Sl6G
II; choic- $50
| PRovIEIofs, ETC
Pork-Firm, in fair demand, higher
Sl2l.
Lard Moderate demand, higher
r, ii ed tierce 7i@7i.
| Bulk Meat Steady. fair demand
shoulders, packed 81 S. long clear anS
clear rib So 80
Raean-Fair demand; higher FOL
sides; long clear Il clear ribs q.
Hams q Met; choice sugar-cures
csnvassed lWGlo4c.
Whisky-SLeady Western rectitieS
81 O5(9l %.
Coffee Dull; cargoes, common b
prime, 7l@l0lc.
Sugar-Stra,iy; open kettle good de
INA d; o.nfrifuQ.l qlhei; common q
! God fair at sG94sc; fully fair to strictly
, pTi4Le - e lec.
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in liquidation and pay off the deposit-
o or aud creditors in legal tender notes.
me whole plan was understood to
be Mr.. Sage's. The cid TROY
AMI Schenectady railroad was built
by the city of Troy, 1t did not pay, and
the city wanted to sell it. A certain
vote was needed 10 carry the bill con.
solidatiEg the roads running through
the state that made up the New YORK
central road. Sage and some others col
the Troy u Schenectady for $3.50, goo, and
by control of the vote the New Yorl
central was obliged to swallow il a
Early last year he was large helde,
oil New York Central, and Joined in thf
great effort to start the stock up above
10. The endesvor was fruitless, ant
Sage was obliged to "take his loss
Sage has never been great trader il
the market. Where he has looked TO
profits has been in lending money, writ
ing stock privileges and participation il
deals, like the reorganization OF rail
| ways.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-09
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Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup we can
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10y, giving an infant troubled with collie
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