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The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-17
TIE SCHOOL BOARD
Making Preparations for the Opening
OF the New High School Build
ing-Reports Of the Vsri-
Gus Committees.

There were eight members present at last
nights meeting Of the School Board when
roll YVES called.
The report of the Committee on Finance
and Auditing recommending the payment
of bills amounting to $3.50 was con-
CURED in.
The Committee on Buildings and Grounds
submitted report in which they announced
that before the next meeting of the board it
would be necessary to provide for fitting up
the High School with gas fixtures, curtains,
etc. On motion of Mr.. Smith The commit
tee was instructed to make the necessary
prepsrstionsfo for the opening OF this building.
The Committee on the Appointment of
Tes cheers and Salaries Submitted report
recommending that Florence Fay, Principal
of Ne. 10. be granted leave of absencs on
account OF ill health, aud that Miss Mary
l.. Msther be appointed to the temporary
principslshiO thus vacated, AID that Miss
Annie stratford be promised to tbs posi-
ton of Assistant Principal In place OF Miss
Mather promoted. The committee olso re.
commended that those teachers who teach
in the district grade wo,k during the FIRST
half of the year e. a the b. grade
during the latter ha4. of the year, receive
s65 per month. The report of the commit
tee was concurrea in.
The Committee on German Music and
Drawing submitted q report IN which they
stated that in order 10 give those pupils COM
ing from 3. and entering9 c., that have
studied the German language, an opportu-
nifty to continue said study and giving
them the necessary facility to use said Ian.
guags freely, the study of Physical Geegra-
ply should be postponed instead of the
study of German. The report was siopse
The Librarian reported that the total Cir
culation daring the month of January was
q, S43, which is $50 larger than the proceed
ing month and 5, 100 the same month il
| 1883.
| Mr.. Thompson submitted petition signed
| by large number of persons asking that the
Beard ADOPT the United States fsg as the
| signal for the sessions OF the new High
| School, aud agreeing to donate flag for tina.
| purpose. Mr.. Thompson then moved that a
resolution introduced by him at o recent
meeting, providing for the erection Of flag,
be passed. The resolution failsd by vote
| of 5 to 4.
The Library Committee reported that they
had appointed the following attendants fol
service in the Public Library: Missss Bel
Narsse and Edith Adams, and Paul b. hay
Frank Carter and Charles Goodwin.
The Board then adjourned.
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The Wipwarn Rink.

The weather was horribly bad last night,
but, despite this fact, there was a large as
semblsge at the Wigwsm Rink, and all
seemed TO enjoy themselves without refer
ence to the war of elements outside. The
usual programme was observed until $50
o'clock, when the feature of the eYsn-
ing was presented-a series of couple races.
distance of half mile, gold badges as
prizes to the winning 'pair." Four couples
started. The race was won by Miss Libbie
Forby and Mr.. Charles Sims, in two minutes
and thirty seconds. Next Monday evening
there will be two-mile race between Mr..
Chester Spain and Mr.. A. B. Cutter. There
will be the usual matiaee this aftern 90 q
with good music.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-17

of Nervous Diseases in the Medical College
OF Indiana. The lectures will relate to the
methods of treating the insane and to the
diseases causing and existing during inssn-
ity. Physicians students and all persons in
terested in these subjects, which are import
PerEons desiring to attend will find street
cars IN waiting at the transfer car att o'clock.
The lectures Will begin at 80 O'Clock, and
continue during the afternoon.
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Home.

In calling attention to an article adver-
tised in our columns, we are pleased to no.
tice an excellent sign in regard to il, viz. 1:
That the testimonials relating to Hoods
sarsaparills are from New England people,
and many are from Lowell, the home of this
medicine. We are assured that the sale of
this article In Lowell, where IT is best
known, is wholly unprecedented in the an
nails of proprietary medicine. We leave 1t
with you to decide q to the probable merits
of an article with such o solid foundation.
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AmusemeutS.

1.-THE Crimes Of London" will be given at
the matinee today at English's Opera
House. and the last presentation tonight.
SHAY Blossom is the strongest play Of
its class that we have had during the season.
1t is clean, attractive and thoroughly enjoy
able. See il. Matinee at .. Final perform.
ance to night.
The Zoo matinee as usual to day.
Museum opens at 10 q. m. Take the chill
dren to day
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-17

Advice to Mothers. MRS. WINSLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP should always % used when
children are cutting teeth. It relieves the little
s1rerer st once. Il produces natural euiet Sleep
by relieving the child from pain, and the little
cherub swzkes 60 bright ~ = button r. 70 very
pleasant 70 taste II soothes the child. sofens the
guns, aIlsyB al pain relfsyss wind. regulates tie
bowels. and n the best known remedy Cor SiaE.
rh9a. whether arising from teethirg or other
causes TEsntE-hve oents bottla-
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Y. NJ. @. A. Notes.

The Sewing School has received several
donations of material, but more of flannel,
calico, or bingham can bs used.
Mr.. @. p. Jacobs will conduct the Sunday
school Teachers meeting at o'clock this
afternoon.
Young mems social meeting at 7:30 this
evening in the parlor.
The o'clock gospel meeting will be con-
Quoted by G. w. Cobb tomorrow. Every.
body welcome.
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Clinical Lectures.

A series OF clinical lectures, beginning to-
morrow afternoon. will be given at the In
sane Hospital by DR.. w. B. Fletcher, Super.
intendent, and DR.. Isaac @. Walker, Professor
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-17
FOR RENT.

BOR RENT-Two large, nicely furnished rooms.
Il with or without board. l9S NOIta Inineis
street. 1872
nor RENT-Three unfurnished rooms on second
q floor, two squares from Court house: suits-
bic for q young married cOuple rent $40 per
month. Apply at 81 East Washington street. IA
Nor RENT-NiCely furnished front room on
Z East Vermont street; suitable for man and
wife or two gentlemen Inquire al 81 East Wash
ineton street. II
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suIL1vAN & JONES, Attorneys for Petitioners.

To the Illinois Furnace Company the creditors
thereof. and all others whom 1t may concern.
NOTICE is hereby given that On February Q,
IN 1886, being the first judicial day Of the Feb
rusry term of the Marion County Circuit Court.
the undersigned. holders OF majority OF the
and secured by mortgage executed October 10.
1878, by said Company to certain trustees, and
recorded in Mortgage Record "a" page 393, ct
seQ., in the Office of the Recorder of Hardin County,
State of Illinois, will, In accordance with the pro-
visions Of said mortgage apply TO said Court for
the appointment of Trustee, under said mort
gage to fill the vacancy occasioned by the death
of William II. L. Noble, one.of the Trustees named
therein. said petition is known and numbered
as cause Number $50 on the Docket of saidC0urt.
SAMUEL q. HANNA, Administrator
Of the estate Of James II. McKernan, deceased, and
John Hetherington.
indianapolis, Ind, January IL. 1884,.
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ANNoUNOEMRNT.

FEsHOSK going 20 Hot Springs for the teArneas
or blood diseases, can be cured for oEe-t1lrd s1f
cost Of such trip at the old reliable stand. have
becn located here fOE twenty three Yeas, and with
the advantage Of long and successful experiences
can warrant cure IN sil c2Ses. bpeZEnetoTfhea
and 3mpotency, IN al their etSges. positively
cured. Of1ce hours, q 70 .. m. So Virginia
avenue, Indianapolis Pills sent with full dirscs
lions ct 81 per box, pR. HEGEE1T. SUCCESSOR =
DR.. Ewing.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-17
AUCTION SALES.

HUNT 4 MoCUED7, real eetzte sn6 general Suss
II tioaeefe, s. 4. Wssl'n st. Stocks Of r7erehs %
eisa In oitv nountrv nnugnt outr1 zlf fay ezsn.
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"ANTED-A situation to work part OF the day
w by a boy OF fifteen Address K. n. c.. 1S4
North unrois street. 16
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NJ AETED-To Publishers-A hrst-elzss printer
w and pressman, who is spicy, noisy. eneP-
getie writer wants sit on a good paper IN Indis
sna. Address PRINTER, Box 4l5, Lansing. Mich.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-17

Room No. lion. N. B. Taylor, Judge.
James E. Twiname VS.. Citizens Street Rail-
way Co&psuy. Damages. Verdict for
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-15

OILS 20; lt12O and l0xII psi. do. NJ 1908 ,
NnneT'B wire. 30 per cont. Oh. unnsIF stoeA
forty per cont. or; COOS Etover Flth Wh,En '
gl0 SDsa2b 00j do With trimmings, 81 bDeEN
WOOD WORK. Wagon a1loh, voc. tptl W
tongues. D0oGnsl %; singlotrees, et76 boltksrn
b0c., spokes. "a 1905 90: felioos, 81 bhGb9 20 T,
Doubletrses. 81 gsnf 0Oi neck yoken, " 00f
q 80; pillow beams, bOtD65o.; pillow handles, VI n
(2bOi handles, Ell TbN2 6O.
NAILS. ~ 90 keg. bnHiB l0ds--Burden hofta
shoe, per keg, % 90. Perkins do. " aOi WhlE
or do, % 90; Burden mule, W b0l Eorthwehi
ern horse shoo malta, NO, 4, bic., No. ., lBo' NC
g. 40, No. 2, no.. No. Y, 20o.; "Lake's' do.i no
4, CO., No. B, 1bc., no, y, 2lo,, no, u 2Jo NO,
Ice! AusAble do. 10. 4, DO. NO. 8, 9Ao., No,
2lo., No. 7, $780,, No, y, lto.
KEFIsI(] HRATO Hs.--No. I Ciignax. 81 0;
no. g DO. b1i No. do. y9si No. 40" a.
CELI4ANEoUB-TrAcs chains, az r.
pair, 4mTo.; pillow ningletreSs, peT doE,, "
pillow dnubletreeF per dozen u or sloFA
bells, % per cont. on, door looks * 25gtD ~
wood sor0ws, % and 10 per cent. oui u y nsa
door butts, ~ ana 10 per cont. on; cnt nns
timed tkckH, ~ per cont, on; coffee mills
per cent. on, blind hinges, w ana 10 Fer cent
on: carriage bolts, rs and 10 per Don't. OF
plOw bolp, 8b per cent. on; plao0 TIN was
b. nor cent. on; deep stamped wbre, ~ ~
can't. on; shallow stamped ware, W pSy cot
off, ispaDned ware, 80 psr cant on
AXEa-K.K., por doEaD, " g)nlg 00i LAkt
~ OOl18 81; H0okSDSaok. - dod7 " ; boys
handled, 40 t0tS 90.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-15
nuiIdinr maasrln.

l.uHHah -nouRn innbor, uo1ipg, n iHpai
and under, htet-olase, yiB, stripping HKB, tlb
boxing nnc flooring, cleaTN, $40; shioh clear
~ and ! a, sd; rough lumber, second olaA
SI6; ioiHL and heantling, onllB, $3.50,
pIDTN0--Hirst common white pima, w w
second do. GS7.DO: third do, US; poplar. 10 o.,
" Sd native pins X; ls; 90 n, szG native
rUagh, $3.50.
DREssED LuKBEK--BoIinE u inehea and
under, e25 O0lb2 6G do HKs, tl5 yJDd 70;
Goantling, ioist OF any common lnnnbGI
va O0GtH %; boxing Ovgr ia innhRg, ~.
"a 81 thick clears, ~ tolER and 2, r8D O)estt w
second olaAs any Kind. 81,
DHn,1BED AND MATOHED ELO0EtN0~-Fifa
GLASS 20; second cIAss, e12.DD,
WHITE PINE FuaHfhnIHQ lADMnhh--3& -
and inoh white Pine, SYgi inoh 40 We,
CnrLfHG--- BEADED on pI.AIH--fiTtL con
mon white pine, ", 30. "a do, ~. DQ,sd 40 We;
poplar, ", ~ t13lf.5o, poping, y, Si4tlt1te %
rativepins n, sih 40, q, s10
POPLAR LyksEE.--lX, ~, ana inch, "
saiHoIEs- white pine A. rs. DO shaded n
tf.25 do o1iEa No, 1, t3.SJ: cypress. best "a
brsno, VI. do No. 2, e4.xt; 90 No ,. $40; pativ
saved heart, 81; naps, y.
PICK rs.--WhitS pima, dresH4d ana hsAde -
square ~ BAT 4: yellow pins 40. VI Isl
q 51(gs 81.
iaSr cnMKpr, .---idme, Augiin, ~
per Dbl. Osinsnt, Louiayilie or h0ssD nial AL
paY bbi.; Portland. 81 per Dbl. fitxttI fetss
HeH YORK or Miclixan, " per sDi. Pi%sAf
hni9 o., "a,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-15

FnH-Maokerai. ION kits. No. 1, tl.io NO,
hulO, nall bills, No. I, as 50; No, Y e6be
waite nan No. !, nlf. bbs., $3.50, No, D. ss.x5::
LARn--riercss, So, SOD cana, 80, snB cans,
ssc.i lcn cans, $40; In cans. $40; 5 . cans.
vosrEn.-common ioe.; ordinary, lo,so,
fair, ne.; prime Rio, ii4o; fancy, iSc; Old
government Java, 2bc.
S TTa1Imgs5isi, ,SsSso; gznPSya'r. sOew
staEaard $50; Louisiana eranuleted, - !;
ssandard A. IAci choice white, To-: yellow
RfoE-Louisiars. els9ye.
HALr-Coarse, IN bRgE,. 81 .2Sol.to; me N
Dsss, a.. lsss. in nat hoop bbls., talo
CANNED Gocps.-Pricss per dozen, Pima
npplss, standard, l.ey Peaches. standard, Z
ip1 rG ~ - los q. rS5S SssnsO seSSnds no
corn, slloSi.sE areen pcss, E.s GOOSE GOOSE
S Ss,a,ss aii xsisS SSssREs;srirs iISS
il:ssYi,yS D, So; haoSsrsi, i o.,
imported. $1,000 60 case: strawberries, q n,
ti.tQD~s-; Blaokberriss, ti.s0 Green gagea,
u;toi Eagle Condenned milk, Is 81;
BAKING PowDEB.--ssilvor Loaf, An cans
per dozen, 500; An. do. u 50; IN. do, q %:
BID. do. g.; 6no, do. el2.
surpaIss-stArcS, exc, soap, common
bEc; halves. 9; quSSssrs. .. fndis u wen &c Is:
Blnelny, S0Spl.0O doHen. ColemAn'a mustard
pl.sOoe6.b0 dozen. Maccaroni. imported, ibon,
American. c, box. Buckets. two hoops
tlOo uoken: well buckets, si.00 dozen. Broorna
u,7bDAB donen, Brilliant oil, bbls., lTc,; Eu
pion, do, Uc.; do. 26 cases. 81 20; Brilliant
20 caaea. u 90; do, l-l2 cases, tS.Sl.
FLOUR - StanRrd's Royal Patent, o. ~
per 100 lbs q q. No Sss No u is, Corn i al
par bushel Tbc Homlny and grits, y bbl !,
70 or Oatmeal. half bbl. " rs; Crack ed
Mhent, p p, 60; Crackers: n soda, CO.,
Xxx soda, bkc; oroafn S1foi ginger Annpa
7xN.' lemon rrsema, 7kN
PKITRIEs--Deer skins, v N 1908; ante.op,
skins, ID l0@lSc: goat skins, each, l0daos
sheep pelta, according 20 amount OF wool
AGO mp; shearlings, according 10 amount oi
wool, SOLO; Mexican sheep pelts, S0loo
Mexican sheep pelta, improved, llDl2o, Mex
loan sheep ahearlingH, Sc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-15

Twelve months clip, light. nne ana msd
um lt@l6i nne heavy 10 light, llQbls: hi
months, s@l& fall, fine heavy. loei2 fall
Ssol2.
HIDEs--No. heavy mint, dry v N 40, NO
2heavy flint, dry, y N lie; No. / light fiint
heavy, damaged, " n 3: calf skins and BADLY
damaged, " 10 1000: groom, sailed, sound, y n
30 butchers, green, n n SIC.
Hides from fallen cattle generally bought
hat," bringing about l2ho. when weighing
over 10 pounds each. When sold on selec
uon they bring from l0x To lgc, according TO
grade, but generally grade No. 2. IL will
Therefore DO 10 the interest OF tho stookmen
TO sell them "natn
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-15
MOTHERS
FRIEND.

This invaluable pro-
p0railon In truly a trl-
unph OF soisntiflcnkill
ana no more inoatima'
bio bensiiL WAS ever be-
slowed ON the mothers
OF tho world.
IL not only BhorteBa
the time al labor ana
lessons theintensity OF
pain, but, better ihnn
all, 70 greatly diInin-
ihhea the danger 10 lilo
10 both mother and
child, aud leaves the
mother in "A condition
highly favorable 10
speedy recovery, and
lar loss liable 10 flood.
ing, cOngulaiOna and
other alarming gymp-
tons Incident ~ finger.
Ing ana painful labor,
Hts truly wonderful of.
lficucy In this reHpcct
lentitles the Moibers'
Friend % be ranked ~
lone Of tho ilfe-saving
Appliances given tOthg
world by the discover.
a. Of modern science.
From tho nature OF
Tho Gaze II win 81
IoouTHe be undsrhioOd
That we chnnOtpnbllhh
ICortiflcates concerning
Inns REMEDY witbOut
wOundingth delicagy
LOT the writer's. Yet We
Ihave hundreds OF such
Testimonials on Mo,
land no mother who
has once used u Will
ever again be withOut
lit IN her time OF troor
bic.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-15
ON CHANGE.
80. Market Was Strong fester-
and Good Prices Pre-
r. yalled--COtton Higher.
1 ..,o Markets We're ActIye-Wheat
f. Fraction Higher and Corn
A Fraction Lower.
FINANCIAL.
an THE LONDON BOARD.

an THE LONDON BOARD.
axnoN. May IA, 2 p. M.--Consols
~ at 09l. At p. M. they had
s,red TO 90 S.16 and are now quoted
"a l.l0 for both money and account.
~ N-Consols are now quoted at
q both money and account.
81 az THE NEW YORK BOARD.
\ NJ YORK, May l4.-Government
unchanged, except a decline OF
q Ga and the coupon AS, and an
pssnee OF l in coupon Al per cents.
z u we're sales of coupon AS at 1919
n of Ss at 103.
s Ne bonds are quiet, generally firm.
law trading In Lackawanna char
z ,flysd the stock market, accompa-
"A by q decided break in prices dur
81 ne forenoon, followed later by
ly In which about one-half of its
.Ep recovered. The rest of the
IA was quiet and while it sympa-
"A to a certain degree with the
ements in Lackawanna, the iiuctu.
n within narrower range and
"a the exception of the early morn
break prices were steady to the
In ali day. The result of the
a operations show o gain of q small
Mon generally, ! to for the most
Ia list, although Louisville &
6hyllle, in which there was
hual activity, is IL higher.
sEon Railway and Consolidated Gas
higher, while Lackawanna, Della
y 4 Hudson and Central Of New
icy are lower.
he total number Of sales were 247,-
khsres, of which Lackawanna alone
hrlbuted nearly 5000, and North
tern, st. Paul, New York Central,
be Shore and Union Pacific togeth.
hrnlshed as many more, leaving
lt S. 900 shares to be divided
png the rest of the list.
MONEY.
law YORK, May 14.-Money - On
easy at / per cent; prime
Fcantile paper 81 O0@5 90; foreign
lhsnge quiet at $4 S6S for sixty days
81 S63 for short eight.
AND RAILWAY BONDS.
lew YORK, May 1.-the follow
were the official closing quota
% at the New York Stock exchange
afternoon, as compared with those
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-15
Country prnauos.

Potatoes-Ir1sn. per Dusnel. 95c@Sl; new
81 b0@l IS; Onions, por bhl. Red :: Yellow. -;
Beans, IL. 4. msd., bbs., $780,, large
lima 3Kc.; small buttsr. -. Pickles,
medium. Per bbl., " %; small, por bbl., Is 90
half BIB. mod, "a So; mali bbl., small, vb 20
Cheese, half cream, 49,! fun cream Is
Peanuts, So Oder. hplt-hnt $40
PoULTHY-Hens, e200 o. 70 per dozen
young chickens. ~ 00d2 TO- Turkeys 10 10 %
each, 0soso, g. o.; nuokG, u BO0B o..
B0e1-P6r dusen, Baol0c.
Eresh country butter, choice, l2SH l8c;
margarine, Ia
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-15
nruEs aud Medicines.
uRuCla,


Bark, Cinnamon per % ~: Peruvian, 25a2 8.
BoraI. lso. Bi-csrhonste OF soda. Eng liaf
Sc. Copperas, 500. Cinchinedia, per or 81
cth. CASTLE SOAP, per b 1906 Cream tartar
0. p, per ID 42ei5, Chalk, lump, per 10 29s
Calonel, +. d w, 75l982; English, per Id, bot
tie included, e56Dl ". Chioral lJydrate, per u
q 5oDl 70 Chloroform, per III bottle inolud
powers, per 10 81 20. Epson salts. per ID "a
~, Gum Opium, per Id ltt9t 20; Gum Can
phor, per 10 29Gp&. Morphine. per or - 700
----. OIL, Castor, machine, 10000 oil, Castor
per gallon, q 0S8l 10; OIL lard winter
strained, 55Gs75; OIL, lard, No. l, 5000 Quin
Inc, 7. q w, per or VI -. Flowers sulphur,
s5fGb5. Alum, SJ<GDb, Prescription walls By
per Of, oe. Show cases, market prices. Rebats
patent medicines, 81 llat, T'haysrs Fluid
tracts, 70 psY can't on. Essential oils, ~
pmrEMPER co1oRs.
Ivory DROP black, %o; raw turkey p p,ni,s,
sienna 2So: burnt Italian sienna, 2bo Van
dyke brown, 25o.
strictly purA white lead. % eOi Spirit,
tufpentine, 6O9t65. Boiled oil. 02leSbo,
THE BHERMAH-wILLIAMa o0LoHH.
Ivory drop black, 10, per Id 100; EnRli's
black paint, la. &c. sFrusslan pius ~, ~, u
go; tUltramarine blue, ~, IN, 30: blue pat 8
10, lac; raw Turkey amber, IN. 20: burnt Tur
key lumber. In. 10: raw Italian sienna. Is. Be-
burnt Italian sienna, Is, &C: Vankyke brown
IL, &c; Paris green, Is, 200; Chrome, l.. NJ. o. a
D; o., IL, ilc American vermillion, y, zlc; IN
&C; Chrome yellow. Z, X. Q. d. o., Ia, lse;
yellow ochre, Ia, o., l91<s, 25s, 20.
PREPARED 0RAfEIR0 OCLOEg.
Bark oak, lSc; Ash, lSc; Black walnut, loe
Prices Of above made on a baHis Of in u
4, and l ID cans, assorted; In n and a
phs pIhcs "a sha 9 eans' ais n n9
assorted. Prioo IN 10 cans, 10 lasn; AZ and
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-15

rallied 1c, fell back and closed 90
under yesterday; cash 47Ca47lc: Nav
4.@4!}, closing 47c; June 47(d,479c.
closed 47c; July 47s@4SIc, cIoeedl7fc
PROVISIONS.
Pork-Irregular; 5 to 71c lower. carly
rallied 10 to 12lc, but fell back 8 To 7ic
and closed steady; cash $ll O0@ll 10.
June $40 97@l1 0T3, closed at ii OOCa
VI o2g; July $ll 05@1l is, closed at
Sll l0@1l 12I.
Lard-Quiet, easy; cash SO 77J68 so:
June 20 SO@6 s2l, July SO so.
Boxed Meats-Q dry salted
shoulders 81 35@4 40; short ribs SIS GOA
. %; short clear So 10@9 Is.
AFTERNOON BOARD,
Wheat-E Easier; June closed lc lower.
Corn--Weak; 10 to &c lower.
Pork-Unchapged.
Lard-2lc lower.
LIVE STOCK.
Drovers' Journal reports:
Cattle Receipts 800; very active at
0 to 10c higher; shipping grades 81 rs
@6 90; butchers 81 5000 so; Texans
$3 60@4 80.
Hogs Receipts 22,5OO; slow, lOc
lower; SO 1904 40.
Sheep Receipts 5000; slower; 10 to
zoe lower; shorn, 81 25@3 80; ~ooled
So 7094 80.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-15
Furniture.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. imitation wAln
sAoh, az zoos 90 all walnut, " bO9l0 90, Chairs
wood seat, q dos. 81 1907 0O cane ana YattY'
seat, o. COOS %; cane seat, dining, tI2 0Oe3N q
Ohilda and rockers, 50 00dtl2 90; largo rOokiny
80; Mirrorn, srch torn. v dos, ~ eOsSlh N
Tables. round, "a 00486C; fall Loaf "a b0aE n
Safes, each, * 1901 %; Bureaus, HB bOsb1, ~
wash stands, oil 1905 50; bad springs "a 100 %
6Eny Carriages, % b0gA3U
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-15
Live stock Market.

f'eeyes--corn fed, range from gl9ic per
pound.
8rasa fed o. zKfs3Ic.
Mutton Choice 2dZ1<c,
Stock Cattle The prices IN stock cattle
vary, according 20 locality where raised, We
quote different localities al follow.
Panhandle -5ti lily nraLclssE ysnrlinqH,
per mead, els O01is 70, tWoyeaf-olda, tis U0ft
~ or COWS aud calves, Gao.
Western Texas -.Yearlings. en- 00Ni2 20.
two-yeaE-olds, els 0c0lG "; cows and calves,
tI5 lDfta o..
Central Texas Yearlings, 60 OeGi0 90 two
yearolda, si5 gOGlsO s COWS and calves,
~ Oltr2s ~.
Southern Texas ---Y earrings, ~ O089 %;
tW0-yeAr-oldA, el2VO9i8t 70. COWS and calves,
go JoeDEl 01,
Eastern Texas- Yearlings, 90 eog7 o.: two.
@20Oo.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-15
Kew Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, LA, May l4.-Spot
closed firm; Lice higher; sales $500
bales.
Low ordinary l5-l6c; ordinary S
l5.l6c; good ordinary 8 1870; low mid
ding 10 3-16c; middling 10 7-l6c; good
middling 10 ll-l6c; middling fair lie;
fair IL 7-l6c.
Futures closed steady, @ TO points
higher; sales, Is, zoo bales,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-15
Liverpool.

LIVERPOOL, May l4.-Spot closed
steady; l-16c higher,
Ordinary 81 l6d; good ordinary
5 1l-l6d; low middling 13-l6d; mid
ding nplands l5.i01; middling Or
leans Cd.
Total sales 1000 bales; American
6l00.
Imports 10000; American 5000.
Futures closed barely steady, to
points higher,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-15
New YORK.

NEW YORK, MAY l4.--Spot closed
steady, lice higher; sales, 927 bales.
ordinary SIC; good ordinary
l0!c; low mlddling 10 lS-l6c; middlinR
ilyei good middling IL 5-l6c; middling
fair 1l5c.
Futures closed quiet but steady,
70 points higher; May Z points
higher. Sales, As 700 bales.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-15

bales; exports, none; shipping coast
wise 1856; stock, 6l75 bales.
ordinary &c; good ordinary 1Oc; low
m9dnnE lOic; middling l0lc;. good
middiing l0ic; middling fair lie.
tutures opened quiet, but steady,
ruled steady and dull, closing dull
put steady 5to 10 points higher. Sales,