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The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-21

Just received at Ashmun X Walkers cigar store. o new lot Of those celebrated E,irclla cigars, ? for 25 cents. r
 Cigars, tobsccos, pipes. knivcs snd in fact everything in the smokers line. for sale a: Ashmun S Walkers cigar store al reasonable prices. q
 Il Indeed terrible thing 10 lose onc's mind, but ii Is a more terrible thinl. to sui fer such a condition when t can be so easily dreventcd. o5lw
 The stock of natural ice recently pur chased by us, being ali consumed, the pr,ce oi cc hereafter will be cents per pound Hbich rate will be msintaInca during the
 SSrT4wIsIERN!o Co.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-21
D R. A L T. F. N

2G} keurny street, San Francisco. Cal.
 .sc RelncaNcr tic Doctor has Vcga,a- blc Compound thc result of m"uy car~ of sycriai practice ar. hard judy ,WLlcA under Ll> advjce h.s never failed cf success In the HEAT, T,ORRLOST MANHOOD, PROSTA GU rG etc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-10

EgHNY a.-4s9r,,.p tutn8er, paNipf,At 1lSaA
enG ardsr, oaft.eiANe, giN k1i glinAa ~ ait
oNxtlxS fald SCORING, cleaya, go. lhl1N e.caa
~ sAd lts. 81, rnugn lataDot, lsd&4t o'W.
S,h. iOiSt eWd sea nNluS, rullS, 3iGt0
8rpISr--Fiist tonaFanA whita tirC. $40 NN
second do, elg.sf third 40, et3. NuplNt. 80 a
n So; nEtlvs pins rs ass du ", ~ us We
rcVga, $500.
Dais3rn Lvl,ssp Elaxlpk isio;nes and
uuday, sN ocaT Or 10 4fsl, SO AAf.i pp
NcaNtlinE. jC.el or anr cCtduoN lpnlNs3
60 Cl,sU So huxiaE cVsr ~ lneh2g ff,y
81 OK thiak ciSsre, ~ snllSanG q e. y 80 50,
tcnond ciags any Giua, ~
uRngHEn hNN M lromLD FEVe SING s-faE
sNrSs ~, ot,1NnI oiGsg, s'Abs
WHtTGH1NE FuGNf0NtN4 lsuituahr-lA 1
and = lnna y.stss1 gssts, sssa, tsien DR., SO,
CEtLraG--hSiAnrn on fhAlvs..FiTTt go
ntca whitc ftnu N,tSN - d.. F,f.sl!S1 90 9 =;
poplar, *, Slh 1Nay.t0; popihi, ~ Nials.l % 00
rntlV9 pine ~, $40, oN, y, elp.
POPLAR ltyAn aH IN, NJ, ma iuch, 80
dn Inch, gia
gnfSeIS@--Vybl,o sdna a, IS; do ahsdc3 E
sk.q5. d0eAtrA NJ, 4, SAG cyFcsrs, heg, 81,
prand. 90; DO NO, a t..aN DO Ga. n, M,eli n.sNr
RnwAd hears, ~, hnpe, 81.
pfcGwE's. Z. Whlis plno, drsas9a ans NSAaei
oguats on nab s. yonou pia9 40. 81. iAA
! Is 61sps %.
gsFNR. urstEeg, Ero.--.tans, AuallN. q
per mil. Cement, louisville On kagepn'e n
par Obl., Fudiaua, 80 psr Ahi. fslArt9y pSria
how VOWS OK AtioAigsp, ~ ver ebls fiaiE
tsiGE ~sirs-orasi VI so pss a.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-10

BAN IROtq ~ 6l,.-rrrwsgs eca ~. D
ar0st iron a5,c. Nh n aheNt roN, 80
s,i,lNaaisSa tiloat itGr, NES}ks.. No, = skapds
10. No. " do, lSc,, Ny " fcpnug tho, glt
Gl6d0; iak3l and tdxls psti 40, ~ $500 y
unrgr's wire, 40 PR cant CT, uuusf'a stucs
foi1y per cant. ca; cook uiovss slth wEr
gu SlG2j %. do, viii tfiuAnuugr, slt EI.h.0o
WOOD WORK. wagon arlc1, s0ctSVi 0.
tongues, g0cbpl %, sing atreee, e. u 0thht<ri
8lc; epokeH ~ 1908 90. !elio3s. 81 eNg3l =
Dnuh.Otrecs. 81 aS9at or rnck J0Aeh, - or
$50; plcw beams, BQ,N0fu,; ploN handler 81
9qbOi hAndlef, ei 76AgS ~,
NAILS, eS 90 ke2. b,,alB lod,~- 5urdsn aUTt,
shoe, per kag, 90 ~! Perkins DO, g. ~; WAN
or do, S. CO.; bgrden mute, ~ ~ NorthWt1i
crn hores shoe SRiis, No. 4, 90, 81. . gSo,, n,
8. 23c. No, z, gic,, No. 3, as, "Lakt'sN do, NJ
L. No. No, p, Sc, No, y. 2lr,, No, z, No, 10 ID,
100. AuSRble DO. no. I, 40, no. s, 2fp,, No
Vic, No. Z, lpc., No, \, lS9.
RliFRtO EtiArO 1Sa.~-N ! climax sG D
No. 2. DO, elB ~; No. do. CIV 40. DO. a.
No. do. 81
MIstIkii.IAANEopS--f obalua, 81 y,
psir, eJf7c.. pl0w aingietrebS. yer Jos, e.
| pluw douhlStrees, par doHen - az, nta
boila % par can't. on; dOor lueks, ai 2bfA0 "
woud suTowa, ~ and 10 per can't, Oh bF ca
door butts. sC aud 10 per oent, OF. ont ~
| tinneh acER, ~ por cant. OH: oOloa nilll, 3
| poI cont. Oh; blind hinges 81 and 10 pst renl
| OF, carriage bolta. 90 aud 10 pGf cent o.
| piow bOiiA, IS par cont. Oh: piace ~ war
| " per c0rt. off deep htArupcN whss ~ y.
| Ceut. on. Shallow sGaTuped Maya, IN 49, -
| ~ ta~sssff@ . - eW 'N snr
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-10

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81 10 100. an gsf FsOs
syir mAsn. ona yaar ola, VI 80 tuI Tntra oi
a. 00ta3 ~; thYBs years OLD 81 eBE2 "a; faAi
sxtrH old sqhigky afGb,
NIEuf Il lnJut, oaS6,fE WfSlUO0. 81 par MA
20 sherry. per gal. 81 .JgS COZ uaG6if
pOT ga. VI sos59 VI. Whiis sins. ~ nsses
4 0l&ig 10.
AiAEr-tstCak ala, PSF ucs., " skA52 - Sasts
peY duf., "a ces2 ~.
lyxApPA6HN-ss, h. Mum % a tio.. EENi
Dry, ~ D0tYj %; HgidEiok, " DEsRoi, e.! Qog
= ~ sTng. IN os.sl1t. ssh kfssyiM Dhri@nu
az, plnbh, rd1 ~.
EEfTfslo bBHs--JAmp'e gtssrs3, ela ~ 3h
fiQ co Bi:d1eiBgf GuEftn AZ w rtnEa ega Of
isrlBpRsg bodr. quSgtt, TN 20; pinN gs tt
Sanlits RkilwAnh %, qu&ris tl1 o. pintn yW pv
Anthony a Kunn's. qpa Sla 20, piOM ia 81
r. UlarAso u i51t's chan paep9 bEsY, QpF!l
II 5J8l2; Bremen. Kaiser. imported, 81 50.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-10

!ssAea-ssnerr Spis0 n.4aa iOl1@itc, y. GO
Z. paona. lQSsdi'c9, C,hapon, SsseSlst; Z. G.
FssW--shsvNsssl, Ion sis 90. A.i@ re.
Allt0 hall ools,, No, J, Is 81; No, 2, esh;
Nlits nes, no. !, MI, bea, $3.50, 10, EA,2'y
p;le2 esE n. pcT 90 n tvS. led uhh; SAr,
sSss leie cars, s}ss; ~ saus, s'sc' D csl,c.
vat llc., arins t0o, nslt; fsnsy. iSo; oit
government Java, Eic,
TEA-imye ,S1NSs suaprwser. eOSw.
sqsAs--fins powdered, ecls~ sci 40
max eN.s,, $40; cut loaf So; granaiaisl
HtAGdefd 1885 Louisiana gr-ADuiNteJi 49, y
etendn1 4 q, Taos citnies weits. Ie,. ytnoW
aALr--Nlcayse n h;ss9. ei.2ie,l en- nhs IN
hoGe, $50: loka 70 hN aoop Sbln., x3.M
C1WSxD acorg--priesa psr dogan, rlns
apples, standard, slVA; Sancc Sc, ttSn6erti. I
tbe,t tl.53; SOC, GsscaaSs raeaadx. ~
'SS : ~, ~ I IoIaessYS. ssiiSsandard, 2 ~
Ojgni M.l0@l.oS Green peas, el,sb, Soose
psftiee, tl.sstPl ~ iSaspcernsS, % hls2i.gs;
oyeterri fali weight, ~. al,lN : ~ e2il; light
s,'sSssi!ae I s, g---- -. = -, MacssfSi. B.
fs0eia3 eardiAV1, AlnafloAn, e3CN case
Imported, iAoAels.t0 osas; straw horries.2 n,
N.i1gt~-.>' b'No6berrico, 81 80 9r00n Eagsc,
el.t0i Eagle Condensed aaiig N5l3
rAGfNG Pownrn.-.silyet LcHl, ~ canh
qor aassn, @o' ~. Do. q b.; DIDO, e. 60;
"Reminiscences, t%s, soap, soisrnon
| tHg German clivs $40, Candles, tuli boz ~
| 1880; Calves, q Quefi@ts, G, Ia1lec, scG r
| HpeinR, Sh2lUn uCseu, C5leinan'e DiustarG
Si.aastSStl dozen. Maocaroni, ifa9oytsd, l5oia
| American. c. boz. BncNots, TWO hpopN
| 6l.pl doSen;wtll ounheta, stOD dozen, Ercoins
kl.I6fee Is opkon Brilliant oil, bbls,, no; Eu
| plon, do, VIC; do, IS cases. ~ ., SrAnBnt
| IS ceses, " 20; do, l.i2 CAGES. 1884.
/ FICuR - Stsanara'e Royal Patent IL q
| = hpl; Sacke. Y D 600 y 100 ns.: No, roxa..
| 0er 400 De, ~ 90 No gY, EoAgIIE Corn m IS
| p3Y huahal, jbo; Hominy end gifts, y Obj
| s5 ~ Oatmeal. hall hbt., a. a6i Crack III
| gbeaI S n, o.; CraohorG 4 soda, &c.
| ~ anon ,sstnnS. ~
| PELTRrEs-- Deer skins, q n lbagiE: nnte.op
| skins, p n l0VDl3c; goat skinp, each, lGapSg
! sheep potts, according To amount OF Woo
3)o@ up; nhearlinGa, according 60 amount O
| wool, J9lO; Mexican sheep pclLa, SOLO
| Mexican sheep palta, improved, llSsi2o. h6N
/ lean sheap Hhsariings, 30.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-10

Twelve taonths dip, light, me ard med
am lt9l6; nne heavy to light, li6ais; Ei9
months Gl3l8 iall, nne heavy. l0Sei2, fnl
S63l2.
HIDEs-No. heavy mint, dry " II ito. Nc
heavy flint, dry, Y u lilo: No. l light rint,
heavy. damaged, v h s; calf skins and hAdil
damaged. " b 1880: green, sailed, sound, y \
So butchers. green, Y NJ 5lSc.
Hides from fallen cattle generally bought
ha',p bringing about l2ssc, when weighing
over 10 pounds each. Whom sold On sslec
ton they bring from i0jS 20 lie. according Ia
grade, nut Z, netaiiy grade No. 2. IL Will
therefore be To the interest OF the stoeEmen
70 Sell Jnem "hat.'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-10

Beeves-Corn fed. This class OF cattle has
BEEN pretty well exhausted The offerines
at present, being barely enough 10 supply
the local market; prices ranging from 3i/G
% Grass Rss P FED IL eAyequA>>..rhe .cyre
winter, there will be M grnAs ehtIe fAi
enough for market In Northwest Texas, I'M
VI about June 1.
Stock Cattle Tho prices In stock cattle
vary, according ~ locality where raised. We
quote different lofallties AS 10 lowe;
Paah -ndle -Stii lily nrstel ~ yeariings
pNr head, sl5 0ed 49, O, tvo.ye8T-oldE, Rl0 NO
~ o.; cows and calves no.
Western Texas .Yearbnzs. ~ 90 1890
two-year,olds, si5 09.6O,; cows and calves
e15 lepB0.
Central Texas YearliBgs, 10000 90 two
year olds, S13 e0Si4Og COWS aud calves
t.s} iDa12t 90.
two-y ear-oids, si2 90 80, cows and calves
sac e0st9l %,
EaSiern n -Yearlings, VI Oo@7 o.. two
year oids, SO Oosi2 oA COWS and calves, SIS y
GNcO.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-10
:, Close siroug for The Week-The
'cA rsa6,pg Is Couilned TO q Few
Lsadisg shares.
,,rn,l, IN an Interview Deules that
nv No Is Identified with the Bear
side Of the Market.
Grain Markets Continue Higher
finder the Bad Crop Reports
Cotton Unchanged.
FINANCIAL.
~ rup LONDON BOARD.

"a
8roxpoN, MAY 9, noon, Stocks are
Nm. Home funds are firm. Foreign
H. are quiet
! 100 NJ - Console opened 81 9ss
.,o my fell to 0s SIG and are nov quoted
OK THE NEW YORK BOARD.
II xvw YORK, May 8 Governments
4 -,rger showing an advance Of | for
fonrs and for currency SKIES,
sndards more active and prices
4Epug. ms, a.
.,sment that Mr. Vanderbilt was
src with some of the leading hesrs
~ ssnre, s'nr the price aud that he
a, heavy seller OF short stock led
~ M suthorizi1g the publication
# a statement in which nc says:
3bq,eye f. not word of truth
"A NE stories that I avn operating with
n Canmsclg I am not interested
Il any wav either with him or any
kdy else hesrinv the stock market /
kre MOI sold y share If Central since
I'D $50 0AO aharPs 10 tho syndicate
4 Noyember o. 1879. i have not sold
+ hare OF Lska Shore. directly or in
+ reo,lv. for months Do you think
sculd sell Lake Shore tfhose pr ces?n
HTbe siatome~t NJ the New York Cen
e3sl for the quarter ending March 81
"a he suhmitttd to the railroad corr
Missioner, II is announced, will show
X decrease in the gross earnings OF
<.50n roo, a decrease in lha net earnings
a 5000 6O0 and deficiency after paw.
In per cent. dividend % 1920 600 II
= also ANNOUNCED that the ststamen
Hill show thai only little over J Of |
4 cent was earned on the stock for
u frat quarter of the current fiscal
Mar.
NThe total sales Tor the week were
I6Os, or shares, or more than double
lie pre-, iouS week. busin 90, Init oil
Nis week's tremendous Northwest
II Panl, Lake Shore, Lsckawanna,
New York ts' Tal ond Union Pacific
bnirihuted 1000 coo shares,
(. The railway bond market has been
Apusuallv active The to'al gales
&mounted to 2,101, 900 Int Of this sum
Hrin seconds new, c0ntrihnted oVel
0n1 shsre7. West Shore, Atlantic
n Pacific and some of the Missouri
Kausas & Texas issues and st. Pau
Esuss were a. active. Prices arr
&Derally higher this evening thar
DC last previous quotations
"a MONEY.
n NEW YORK, May 9--Money = Or
hll easy at per cent prim,
ercantile paper 81 00@,5 90; foreign
Exchange dull ct 81 s82 for long, ant
4 $751; for short eight.
EXCH ANGIE,
N New ORLEANS, La, May Sigh
Exchange S20 per $1,000 premium
4ering bank 81 S7l; consols 6SA@643
|2DvERNMENTs AND RAILWAY BONDS
y NEW YORK, May 0.--rhe follow
BIZ were the official closing quota
Hons st the New York stock exchauP
hs afternoon, as compared with thos
~ yesterday
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-10

Dau0e.
BARK, Cinnamon per % IA; Peruvian, cSs
BoYaL, Itc. Bi-oarDunato OF coda, EnRlia.
SCI Copperaa, S2sf. CinchlDediR. par os ~
CITE. CASTLE soap, per b lO4eIb. Cream iafthl
u r., poT ID Gsesab. Chafk, lump, per 10 9kst
Calofnsl, =. 4 ~, 1881, English, per H. BOZ
tie included 9Ssbi W. ehioral Hydfcts. per y
81 bOGi rs, ChIoT0foTpa, per ~ bottle includ
cd %. Com pneiti1n powder, per 10 ~
Dovere psY ID oil 81. EDsoru salts. per 10 u
a.. guFn Opium psr 10 4N6t s; Gum Can
pfor, per To 139a8 Morphine, per o. " tD-3
- On, Castor, machine, 10000 oiis Castor
per gallon. o. 65si 10: oil. lAro wln&l
straiiled eblt75: OIL. lard, No. !. eD1s7u. Qa.p
Inc, II, a w, per on 81 ~. FLOWERS sulphur
sN95 Aim, Bj<H5. PRESCRIPTION giHis BY
cnBe % per cent, Cd; broken,
psr e. or show cases, market prizes. kobap
patent uedieiaes, 81 iist. Thaysrs Fintf
fxiractH. n per cent. on. Il. y. Fi1la ~
tracts. ~ GER can't. OF. EassaiiA oils 81
prBrkKPlE ooLoRa.
ivory drop blaek. sc. raw LufKgy nrnpsi
nn burnt Turkey ufnDer, 10; faS lGsllGl
sienna. nc: burnt Italian htnuA, A5c; van
dyke brown, &c.
PAIHrB
Strictly pUrs white ised. ~ ~: EpiTib
tarpentins, 50es6s Boiled oil. 64eJstc,
Tnk Observation-Disclosures ooL.oAe-
Ivory drop black -, pei 10 loo rnxilss
coach black IL. per b l2c; lamp black, ~. n
biack paint. il. ". sffasgaa1 uipe. "a. ~, u
10; fultramarfne blne. ~, Ia, gks biue pa i
10, l1c. raw Turkey dnoller. ~, ~: burnt Ing
key uxrber. 10. %. Eau Italian slentrs- ls. b
burnt Italian aisnna- Is, 70. F4nkyEe brown
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-10
aountrS rtoouoe.

Potstoss~ -iribn per pushei, 9seGSi: barrel
~ Is; Mona, per bbl. Red -; Yellow,
Jarnips whiio. per bbl. -; Rnterbaaa ----:
soaps u. z. mot, hblE,, $40, lsrM
Inns 5Lc.; so,RU butbsY. -. PlcElSa
nsIf IN. med. Eh III; sNlf bbf' ANAL. SS o.
Cheese, hall cream. -~--; fDll cream "
Peanuts, So. CSsI hSif-et $aT5
POULTRY Hens, sag % 80 .,t' lnsd
young ohtabene, W 7hen3 20 Takers " tn Vl
eacn Bsorai 30 % 60 B DUCKS, "a 6AElp ~
'sSluE--E6g doSAn, so inr.
FRAN country buttay, choice, iba $780,,
rsq.insr ~ ,s5sos7Sxc.. ole uitsr, i1siCc,; Q,e
margarine b.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-10
THE GAZETTE: FORT WORTH, TEXAS, SUNDAY MAY 10

", W. akyia gr0eA, IL. NC, Csromr, Z. X. o, !.
ID. ~, is, l2c: American yerrNlliinn, a, 40; In
dian gea, vs.. n, Ninetta reA, ~, ", lsNsp, a,'
%; pDronie voiluN', 4. u. o, a ~ a., ID, itcl
yellow Ochro, ~ 81. i9iSs, re ~.
Pg EiAHup CRktNISq c0uoNa,
Bark oak. l5c dsh vs.; ktaok walari fs
Mapto. lHf.
* and j 10 cans, agnOttel ia - anN "a
cans, balance IA I aNn IL OsrN, estOfAos
fr,ce Ia IN cana; balance 10 A1i 20 capl
81 10 an palg, 1lG, lass ena A98a ~ ser
lesa
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-10
Furniture.

ynrniSnrse--i 1osah zeal tnlisNtlssd rhth
each, q eGSS0 ~ al walnut. IS 50II hl ChRt'i
wnc5 sSet, y d1s, % 1907 %, cams ans -attsl
ssst, O. 00epD %; cane scat dining, Bi2 Q012l n
Cbilin find .Nehers, ~ OQDl2 20. large toeSiIt
100 Mirrcfs, arch tops. @ Cos 81 ecfe u
table,, round, glOODa0g tall lsaf, q SSdtt n
safes. cnch, " 25f52 10; BnEsN5r, VI G)sa8 y
asEh stands, s. 1898 50, bod fpvingk, - 10 U
azsy Cagl1BSea. s9fl@ab
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-10
rev Orleans.
PRODUCE.


New ORLEANS. May 9.-Flour--.
Strong and unchanged; choice 81 95@
sos; fancy IS 1906 %; extra fancy
S. 50 winter wheat patente $500; Min.
nesota patents So 90; bakers So 05.
Corn-Fair demand and easier
mixed GOOSE; white 63@64c; no yell
low here.
Oats-Moderate demand and easier;
supply good choice Western 47@4Sc.
Corn Meal-Fair demand; light sup
ply; 81 95
Hay--Steady and fair demand sup.
ply light prime to strictly prime
SIS 00@2l SO; choice to fancy $22 00@
"a 90.
PROVISIONS, ETC,
Pork--Dull and lower at $l2 90
Bran-Dull and easy; supply
good; 80.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-10

LIvERpoon, May 9,-spot closed
dull, l-l6d lower.
Ordinary sgd; good ordinary SID; low
middling sd; middlsng uplen0s sd;
middllng Orleans Is l6d.
Total sales 5000 bales; American
$500
Imports 1000; American 600
Futures closed easy, . to points
lower
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-10
NEW orleans

NEW ORLEANS. La, May 0.-Spot
closed quiet and unchanged; sales,
1850 bales
Low ordinary Tic; ordinary ST.; good
ordinary sbc; low middlipg l0lc; mid
ding lose good middling l0Ic, mid.
ding fair 10 Is Ice; fair III.
Futures closed dull, to points
lower; sales, IL, 800 bales.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-10
COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston.
tiA1yEsroS, May 9--spot closed
stesdy; gross receipts, go bales; sales,
las bslss: exports, none; shipments
eosstwiss, 200; stock, s4l7 bales; -.
OTdinary Sc; good ordinary zoe; low 10Y,
,,sddling lOie: middling lAsc; good
middiine iOse; middling fair lie; -.
Futures opened barely steady, s =.
came easy and closed quiet but sseauy
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-10

whoas, ohUiu~ SO 10 s7Ifo nslirI~ 1898 +;
corn. $50 TO. hay, lccss uIn th' E.ton,
$40 O0o IL ~ per ton bale hay, s1l 0oDl1 90
bran, SIC, psT l0c; chopA a 003l 20 per
30G.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-10

The visible supply Of cotton 10 the worlt
ON saturday, May Q, according 10 the NeV
York Chronicle, Is as follows:
Total supply to-day. 2S4a To-
same day last year ....................... gTlT8l
Difference Cecrease......, .........,..,,.. gSi9l
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-10

NEW YoRK. May 9.-Spot closed
weak; GALES, 2eg bales.
Ordinary SIC: good ordinary l0ie;
low middiiug 10 1850; middling II Ia;
gond middling ii 5-l8c; mlddling fair
ll5c.
Futures closed steady, to 0 points
lower; sales, 1880 bales.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-10
New AorN.
PRODUCE.

PRODUCE.
NEW YORK, May -Flour-Strong.
Wheat-Spot lots advanced to &c,
and options J to 60 with some excite
ment, closing firm; No 2 red 81 05;
elevator 81 033 free on board; No, red
May 81 041; June 81 03l@l 05, closing
at 81 O4S; July 81 0is@l O69, closing at
81 0a@.
Corn-spob lots steady aud quiet;
options opened ! to +, higher but
closed weakef; No. 3 57i@5Sc, ele-
vator; 5Sl(95oc, sfiost; No . May $500
size. clo.ng at 56sc; June 56l 957c,
closing fat 56ic; July 56t@57sc, clos
ing at SIC.
PROVISIONS.
Coffee-Spot fair; Rio firmer; Sic; OPP
tions higher but quiet; sales 1880 mage;
June So so; July So go; August So 20
Sugar Refined firmer; mould "a
6l@Gic; standard A 81; cuL-loaf and
crushed So; cubes 6i@6sc
Molasses-Quiet and unchanged.
Turpentine--Steady at 323c.
Pork--Steady.
Fairly active; pot 81 10; June
81 1907 IS; July 81 24@7 ".
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-10
The Mirror

is no flatterer. Would you
make it tell a sweeter tale2
Magnolia Balm is the charm
err that almost cheats the
looking-glass.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-10

KANSAS Cry, Mo-. May 9 - Wheat
-Hipher; cs1sh sSi@sSsc; June S5l c
July S7}c
Corn-Higher; cash 42b@423c; June
42ac; Jaly 43gc
natu IA
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-10

PUBLIC SALE
TOWN LOTS!
E-IARR0L.- D,
RisaRssR COUNTY TEXAS.
Terminus Of the Fort Worth &
Denver City Railway,
ON "WEDNESDAY, MAY 40. 1886.
HARRohp ~ nEAuTIFultY SlTuAr.
Ill ed on hiRh, rolling ptnliis in the eastern
portion Of Wilhnrssrc0unty thirty six niles
south OF Itsd River on the hea waters af
China creek, midway between tho nfospot-
Gus settlements ON
v,o,' Observation-Disclosures na,n'. ,,s, ,ssDa, ~,
| ~ settlers, is west And ontsido tne iarre pes-
| lures aald viii DO surrounded hy nfms,
| every alice, ate survey or section * Ing no.
auired from tue sta,e. Purchasers are lin.
,tsu ~ Wy 49, =, wv nNlu, sio,, ~ ltsko
| prevented.
Hhhit I'D VIII be the thlppipg point ana
| cohuol the ireuo ~ me southern portion OF
| Ge indian torfltoiy, ana vast
| Panhandle OF TeNnh Increasing
| IN population anu wehllh more
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-10

Exports nom all U. y. ports this week;
Great Britain ....................... s,li4
stocK at all U, &. ports this day..,,-.... 5lb,s6S
This day last year .....,-...........,... b3s,0l5
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-10
lhtuAl nv tNs utu,
LIVE STOCK,

The Live Stock Indicator reports:
Cattle Receipts 500; strong and
ehsde higher; exporters So 25(15 40;
good to choice shipping s. SOFAS 20 F.;
common to medium 81 5O6.i IS; feeders
"a 0O@4 so; cows ~ SOFAS rs
Hogs-Receipts $500; flrmer and to
Ice higher; S4 COCA 20
Sheep-Receipis 400; steady fair to
good muttons $3 25g4 90; common to
medium So 25@3 90
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-10
Chicago
PRODUCE.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, May o.--Flour--
Firm, but quotably unchanged.
Wheat-Ac;ive, unsettled, but de-
cidedly stronger. Crop news continue
bad. Market OPENER 70 90 niSneI'
advanced to a point &c over yester-
day; May sSsCS9Oic; closed 9Olci June June
90s992lc, closed 92c; July S2i9sasc,
closed 9i,,.
Corn--Held iirm, largely ia tynlpa'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-10
Kansas CITY.

ssked : eK.ilvldend = no aaIsA
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1885-06-25
Political gymnastics.

ED. NORTHWEST. AT no period, perhaps, in
our whole political history has there been SC
great an amount OF aerobatic, ground and
lefty tumbling as has been seen daring the
past year, and such as is nov being witnessed
in connection with the great temperance
increment in this country, and no more nota-
BILE example of the political kaleidoscope
than the "Pulverizer" Of The Toledo Blade,
who certainly displays more nsinine qualities
than even the astute managers of the Repub-
lican party require in those who work their
wires. Daring the year past, as every one
knows, '1Nasby'' has poured the vials Of his
wrath upon the liquor traffic, exhausting the
whole vocabulary of invective, and has called
loudly and repeatedly upon the friends Of
Prohibition to organize, in every township
and ward, to put down the monster by refus-
ing to support any political candidate Who
would not declare himself to be in favor Of a
Constitutional amendment prohibiting the
traffic, and to support such an amendment
when submitted. In accordance with this
idea, the Voters Union seems to have
been organized. This voters union, with
"Nasby' among its leading spirits, recently
made its demands Of the Republican State
Convention at Springfield, which were totally
ignored BY the party which claims to embody
AL the moral sentiment Of the country. Their
prohibitory demands were met bJ square
refusal to endorse anything which even
squinted toward ultimate prohibition, and,