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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-06-03
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. JUNE 2. 1885.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Ariel. Clifford. Norfolk. United
States mail, merchandise, and passengera
l.. II. Tatum. agent.
schooner Annie NJ. Allen, Brown, kenne-
bee. ice, Mrs. Jane King.
Schooner NJ. Aoulton, Flanagan, Ken
nebec, ice. Richmond Ice Company.
schooner r. herwin, Stiles, New York,
coal, :. III. HAYES.
Steamer Old Dominion, Smith. New York.
merchandise and passengers, q. w. Allen q
Co., agents.
Steamer Ashland. Pannifl. Philadelphia.
merchandise and passengers. J. W. McCsr-
rick. agent.
schooner Georgia Berry, CHM. 81. John,
y. b., camel coal; vessel. Currie a Co.
Schooner Lester A. Lewis. Moody. Bos-
ton, nsh-bars and pig-iron; vessel, Curtis
& Parker.
schooner Kate Z. Rick. Bowen. Boston.
coal. Chesapeake and Ohio hallway Com
pany.
PORT OF VIEWPOINTS NEWS. JUNE 2.
lBy telegrAph.l
ARRIVED.
steamship Guyandotte, Kelly, West Point,
and sailed for New Yorh
Steamship Manhattan. stevens. New York.
SAILED.
schoepers Horace r. Shares. Osborne, aud
John ID. Williams. Pearee. New York, coal
Chesapeake aud Ohio railway.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-06-03
FIOt u.

No. ? mixed corn, June delivery. 1000
busl els sold at 56c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-06-03
TRAINS NORTHwARD.

sDsily. tDaiiy Except sunday.
STOPPING PLACES.
Nos. 90 and ~ make no stops. No.
~ stops only on signal at Chester, Cen
tralia, and Manchester. No. 80 stops only
on signal at Manchester. Nos. 9, %, -, %
and 80 stop at all stations.
PULLMAN-CAR SERVICE
On train No. 40 sleeping earn between
Washington and Charleston. On train No.
IS sleeping-cars between Washington and
Jacksonville. Fla. Or trains Nos. ~ and 10
sleeping carr between New York and Jack.
sonville.
THE ONLY ALL-RAIL ROUTE TO MOB
Lx.x. FOLK. Axarv.
Eichm'd-tll:so AN. Norfolk -...-s:20 p. n
Norfolk. 1000 An. Riehm 'd-..l:30 p. ~
Norfolk. ....t3:o6 Pm. kiehm a.. e:66 p. u.
Nos - and So make close connection 70
and nom Farmville, Lynchburg. and south.
western polnta. and wsy-stations on the
Norfolk and Western railroad. The CON-
nection from Richmond to Norfolk win b
by No. -, except on Sundays, when IL Q
connection viii DO by No. te.
j. Il KBNIY.
Superintendent OF Transportation.
:. -. EhEasoS, General Passenger Agent.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-06

uity PER cent on, cook stove' Iltn We
Nu hN02o U0i do, Win INNINGS, tlf iOukl0
WOOD WORK. Wagon arloa B1u.dAalu
tonguOA. o1cAtl %; singletTeel, 81 70 bolster
SO; gpok0s "a 1908 %, fellOeh, VI MQp2A
Doubietreeu, So 1904 90; mock yOkoa, " Olt
250 pillow benmH, hQ6b6ln., pillow handles, VI
s2bU; handles, 9l75lp2 90.
NAILS. 81 10 tog. basis l0d.--Burden nore.
SHOE per keg, - % Perkins do, - 70; Wall
or do, % 50 hurdon mulo, 81 90; HOrthWesl
0rn horse shoe nails, No. {, go, No, 0, alo NJ
D, 28o., No Z, 2ic,, No, 3, 2Oo,; Lakes" do NJ
& dc, No, B, 2jc., No. 0, 2lo., No. !, NC, No
$780,; huaRbio DO, No, 4, 40. No. ., 40, No y
1io., No. Z, 49,, No, \, lBd.
AGEs2K.K X, por doHsn, " g09IO oOi Lake
~ O0,1a co. HapkOuaack. % 6O8I ~ hcyt
handled, " 6Dabsb D.,
REFRi dl6RAroItB.--W 1 CLIMAX. tlIO
No. 2, DO, OH 80; No. do. e2Si NO. tdo''@
No. O do, SO,
MIsCELIaAN teOUB-TrRoe ohAlnA, ZAP.
pair. t6szos ploW singlotroaa, per dnH., .
pillow doublstroea, poT do1en % o.; AtOel
bells, % per cent OF; door loohgi on s9epW
wood screws, 80 and 10 per cent on; Up cAi
door butts. AZ and 10 per cent, on cut an
tlnned tacka, 20 por cont on; oofies mlllH, I
per cent. on; blind hinges, ~ and 10 per cor
on; carriage bolN, % and 10 per cent. on
! pluW bolts, IS per cont. on, piece tin wa,
/ 81 per cent. on; deep stamped wars, 90 ~
cent. on; shallow stamped ware 90 par osn
| on; l0pannsd ware, 70 par can't on.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-06

str1BEH--Hongh iunnDaT, boxing, y ins1tl
And under, frat-eiaas, SIS stripping. tskbi VI
boring and flooring, clears, W. thick CHAR
NJ aud ~, SIT rough lumber, second Gas
az. ioiEt and ncantlfng, culln, 81 70.
srpIEe-Firnt common Whita pine, 60 o.,
sesono do, s27.59. third DO, vs.; poplar. W
n 69 nstlys pine * fls; 40 y VT nal 70
DaEiaED LuaBEn- Boxing 2inehes and
under, go 00&H 90 DO hxs, 10 ny9A 70
soantliDR, iolst or any common lump
q b O0os7 So boxing over IA Inches, ~
q 81 thluH clears, u tolHand 2, ~ pp9t1 "
second oiaAH. any kind. t11
DnEe8nD AND hATCHEn fLo0ALHo-klfs
elaFs f2g. second class, ps2-5J
WITH PINE FunHIeIlIho Luhn nn..-lHi
and incb white pine, 80 inob do 10.
CETLIH0-BEADKD Oh PLAIE--r1Int cor
inOn Wnite pine, y, so. "a 40, blI.o1el 40, w
pJplar, n, tl8 UJtt37.Jg poplar ~ ti&s5).Bb7v
naiiVopine S. e1s, 90, ~ sn.
PoPIAR LyhnHE---l1, TX, ana ineni -
q haIESIss- White pine A. .; do shaded =
III ", DO extra no. j, $40 cypress, besLi an
rlnnd, Is, 40 No, q, gi.2s; 90 Nos. gs.ao. nAiiY
PI IN Pine. dressed ana haadse
squsre OF nal, q yeiloN pins DO 81 lAsA'
g6o.3f 70. 100 =,
Ger Dbl. Cement, Llouiayiale or kotaanltt ~
peY bbl.i Portland, % per Dbl. Piaster fArn
Seu forf Or AiohiGan, - par Dbl fiAsN
''i hs . Sfs. .--Tirs- pfoof. aIsO psrM
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-06
wool ana rlde1

Twelve months clip, light, nue and med
am lb5l7; nno heavy 70 light eIgll; 5il
light nno aud medium, l2gli; ooara
1L63g
HrDEs--NO. heavy mint, dry = p 100; Hu
lheayy flint, dry, y D lie; NO. light nint,
n lie. No. 2, light 1int, :, D &c: bulls ans
heavy, damaged, y n 8. calf skins and badl,
daInaRsd. u n 1850; green, sailed, sound, y
pSi.TEI Es-Deer skina, IN IBgls. nnts.op
.Eins, 3 n lODl8c; goat skins each, l0eA
sheep pelts, according 70 amount OF wool
Soc up; Hhearlinga, according 70 amount Q
goOI 1910 Mexican sheep peits, b4l0c
NeIican nhoep poltH, improved, llel2c; Nos
can Uheep BhoArlinRs, %.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-06
Liquors.

WnfeKf--fscliuod d l0Dls0, ~ per proc
s0uK mash, ono year OLD. VI 81 two years e1
e. 00g2 ~, throo yoart old ~ t0G2 73i Jan
extra old WhiKky 9tf,b,
Enn8--Cihrai, oaas,lj1 tos3iDyo. - psIqaA
~. CatnWba. per Gaii0as 10 ~ kortil 20
psl gall, q Cos % White wins, ~ ot4li
u 0Os5lO %.
DHAaFAoHH-a. n. HuLnm 4 Co., XIII
~, 81 OJ2ds "; Heichlck, IN bankei, IN "
B w KfuR. IN basket, e23 O0D30 " Domest
ahampaEne, q po9lt0 CO. aouieb ext
dFV. piute, On 30.
oar doa., 81 D0a32 20
BOTTLED BEra- LeInp'n quarts, SO U1l pi.
"a 20 BudWoiaer quarts ~ ~ pinL4 ~ v
EfiauRgr Doer, quarts, ti1 W pinA ~ y
3chltiz MflWRukte, quaria 30 oy piria lle .,
Anthony a Euhn'a. qpa ~ 00s piul1 liS "a
n. C1an6an q fonig ehh10pAene Datts guar
pl2 ". pinin lit6gi Halk'n hiiWauhee, QaAfti
1ilbo
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-06
TIE eAzETTE: FORT WORTH TEXAS FRIDAY FEBRUARY g.



NEW ORLEANS Feb. 5-Flnur-
quiet choice, 20; fancy, 40G4 so (;
extra fancy, 475; winter wheat -
pat mt, 80; MINI r. =. 5 rs.
Corn-in good demand; in aacke
mixed and yellow 50@5l; white, SIS.
Oats--E lsier; al@l2
Corn @eal-ocaIce and firm, 2 IS bid
Hay--ln good demand; prime, ia 90
ole 90; choice II 509ls 90; fancy 10 90
PROVISIONS
Pork-In good demand and strong.
10 lgl@l3 %
Lard-lu fair demand and firmer
refined tierce 7l@7E; prime steam AZ
Bulk Meats Far demand: shout
ders, packed, 4 sTl@5 90; long clear
6 5O@6 62l clear rib, 6 62l@8 as.
Bacon Good demand aud steady;
shoulders held Arm, none here; long
clear 7s@7s
Hams-Uhoice sugar.cured can.
vsssed higher; l0l@lll.
Whiskv-StesdS; Western rectlfed
05@l %.
Coffee Steady and unchanged
RIO cargoes, common to prime, 7l@
lOi
5ugRr-Dull and weak yellow
/ clariti-d 5l@ 81; oil white 5t(95 lbs;
choice white 53@5 1916.
Mulasses.-S.cady aud unchanged
good common to good fair 25@32
prime SlmS6; strictly prime 4l@4S
Rice-Q liet; Louisiana ordinary e
prime 4I@6
Bran-SUeady, with fair demand at
S2A@S5
COuon.seed oil--Prime crude 80
eummer yellow 40; market in RooC
/ demand,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-06
nountr- l,rnanee.

q 6S; onions, per Dbl. Red 2T5: Yellow, o. W
TnTnip white, sIQO; kutsrbego. --;
i,ans. Il. r. mer bblh., ~. lars
lima Co.; srRll butter, 20. Ploklot
medium per bill, n o. email, per bbL, ~
half hb. med. u b0i half bhl., ANAL. IS o.
Cheese, half cream. 1890; full cream ~
Peanuts 100 Cidsr Nslf.bbl,, eb0 % OAb
bage per crate % 1883 IS.
POuLrRH- bOnA t2t0 as 90 per dOEsL,
young chickens. " hOBB ", TurfOyR 80 u 10
each Geese % @fh bucks, u b00B "
EaGB--PeI dozen, l0Ss J2lo
Fresh country butbef, choice, 20 q 30
Dreamer y .61esS7Sfo.; ola buttsT, Seluea olec
mArgarins, ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-06

MnATB--BughT cured mama, uHg \ q, .. a.
.neon, ilAo; q. C.baoon, $50. SO dry salt,
Fran Hnckvrol. ion kita. NO. 4, 400 =,
!, go; half pblt,, No, /, $500 No, 2, t5O0
White nhh, No. l, hif. bblr.. U.25; NO, 2, b3.2i
DTs9 hsyT,sEs, PER eoS co. Cod n aSs; sS
2ln cana, S,fo.; l0n cans, 8Nei 40 Dana, eye
s y cana, 70
tair, lIo.: prime Rio, nHo; fancy, iSe: cid
government Jaws, sc.
TIA-impsriAl ,tje6O; EunpoWdsi SOOU
syS stIs s powdered Gts 66lI- s3o; DO
standard A. 6NOi ehoiOs white, $50; yellow
RioE-Ioaihiana, 6n7o.
BALT-CoATbe, 10 bsgu,. G.7S.3l,t0; tine u
pngt, -: lake IN nat hoop ehia' gs.lo
CANNED tIooDs.--Priosa pof dosaEi Pine
| apples, standard. sl6i; Peaches aiandsrd.
| lba,, Sl.e5; ) lbs. e,26eD2.6O; aeconda, pu
sl.OD: seconds, 2bs.,-; 8 IDHn o. o0s Greer
eori, a.leel.g5i Green psaa, $50; Goose
beITiet, el;;99sel..9 EssPiSssITrbtsss. g.99itS
weight in., Csc; b., 2. si.90: salmon. b
iSO@i. 0; sardinss American, 400 eass
imported, Si8 0Oalt.0c case: straWberriea,a D.
tl.sOq----; Black berries, Ul.d0; Green cages
gl.l0i Eagle Condensed milk, $500 crown
IT'D Swiss, $3.50,
per dozen. 6lu.i IN. do. 81 60; do, ~ 90
bh. do. al: 5D. do. Sl2.
BUNDRIEB-htaroh, dHo. Boap, ooumOi
40: German olive, SAC. Candies, full boxtl
| l5I(ci halves, O. quarters. O. Indigo. b6c D
| Bluelng, 4010l.OU dozen, Colemhn'h mustard
Z. lOGs5,60 dozen. MaooArOni, imported, lbon
American, El.0O box. Buckets. two hoops
500 dOksn;Weu buckets, $40 dozen Hroomi
tl.7BQ,8 15 dozen. Brilliant oil. bblf., $780,, Eu
pion, do, 23e.; do, Is cases. % 70 Brilliant
rs cases, 81 70: do, l-l2 cases, " Os.
FLOUR - Btanhrd'H Royal Patent, 80 Q
y bbl.; racks, q OOg y 100 u.s.! No, TaEe
ppT 100 lhA. g. IS, No 2e2, no 8 81 10. Corn mes
Per huAhol, Csc; Hominy and grith, y Dbl
100 Oatmeal y half bbl., * 10: Crack :
wheat, Pn, &c; Crackers; A soda, $40. ~
! coda, To-; Xxx Eoda, &C.. cream .Bca GA
I gar Ennpu, $40; lemon creams, $40.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-06
nrnrr ana PAlnts.

DRUGS.
Bark, Cinnamon per n IA Peruvian, @@ab
Borsr, lao. Bl-carbOnate OF BOda, Englih
81. Copporaa, Sa4. Cinohinedia, per Os
OTIS. CASTLE soap, per D uDl3, Cream tRriRi
o. r., per 10 iO4pt5. chalk lump, per ~ laDi
tie included, D5ei %. hiorai Hydraie, per /,
81 5O6bl 10. ChlorOfOrmi por 10 bottle inoluu
%, 800 Compositlon powder, per 10 Y
DoverH, per 10 81 20. Epson balta, per 10 70
~. Gum Opium, por ID 50: Gum Gan
phor. per 10 23@.s. Morphine. per or * Sbe
-. on, Castor, machine, 1868; OIL, Casio
por gallon, q sol 15i OH, lard Wlntoj
ine. r. q w, Dor 81 ii B. Flowers sulphur
Ssv@5. Alum, Bs%1b. Prescription walls b
ese " Per-, cent cent ,ps on o PLose R,sDa
patent medicines, VI list, ThRyoN Fla
Extracth, ~ por cent, on. r. y. FLUID "a
tracts, % psr cent. OF. Essential oils, ~
Louis llBt.
strictly pure white Load, ~ ~, Spirit
tor psntine, 6O1pbb Boiled oil, O29d5o,
THH BHHRNAH-WILLIAhB Oo.SoRh,
Ivory drop black, IL, per ID 1876 Engllsl
coach black II. per 10 nc; lamp black. ~, ae
black paint IA, 90. ffrusaian blue, a, ~, IL
1oi UltramArlno blue - ~ ale blue pa y, ~
kOy timber. Ia Sc: raw Italian sienna. ~. "
burnt Italian sienna, - 90; Vankyke Drowt
Is, 90; Paris green, a. 9ci CHROME, a, Q,
d. o., ~, 10; American yormillion, IL, 20c; II
dian rcd, Is, II; Hinetta red, IL, De, H1{s, ~
Nc; Chrome yellow, T. ~ o, a y. o., To- hs
yellow oehre, ~, b, l2lts, ~, We:
PREPARED uHAIHGHG UOLoiu.
BARK OAK, l6c. Ash, l8o: Black walnut, N
Maple. 100,
DmrEHPEn coLOIts
Ivory drop black. 25c raw turkey umba
40. burnt Turkey lumber, $50; raw Italia
sienna sc, burnt Italian sienna, acc; Vaf
dyke brown, &c
x and 10 cans, assorted IN x aud 1
cans; balance Ia I and ID cans, ntgorlsi
PRICE In 10 cans; balance In and 10 car
assorted. Price ia 3 ID cans, 10 less; TX an
y 10 TN pals, i1fc lees and kegs 20 2of
l6Ea.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-06
ISss5.
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1856.
ThG PHILADELPHIA Times

Aims TO cover the whU ed NJ progressive
lourna ism. No subject bt ogrest for Il 20
discuss intolllgontly ald win ut bias aud
none 40 lntign q ant ss 10 scaps lIs notice,
Il lays the world tributary tn IT, wants, and
every where Us agents may be foun aleri 10
gather the particulars NJ all passing events
aud scud them 10y 10 egraph w 10 be last
IN, nont OF going topress nis br,ef ana
abs rae chronicle OF tho time, aud soniain
All that IN worth knowing In tne history OF
the worldior the pa ttR nty,ioar haaTs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-06

arniluro-bozaaisedH imitation Nhln
saeh. HI to,sg %: ali walnut. u bOelO 70 Chair
good STAT, y doh, % 1881 % cans and rata
scat, d 0Of5 70; cane scat, dining, si2 10000
Ohllds and TonkerB, 81 0Del2 b. largo rOeklat
So MirTuru, arch tops y dOHi glbe@l1 3
Fables. round, gl00d3b1, fall leaf, el b04h
safsn, each, gs 2BG700; Bureau, 81 Hof
Nesh stands, 81 10 " bed spunE1,H zee y
aAby C4rrsslsA, to bo9O
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-06
SAles rs, 500 bales.
Liverpool.

LIVERPOOL, Feb. 5.--Spots closed
steady and fair d. msnd.
Ordinary 10; good ordinary
GIG; low midd ing IL l6; mid
ding uplands 1916; middllng or
leans l-l6
Sales 1000.
American 6S00
Exports FIR speculation 1000.
Imports 10, 100
American 10 100,
Futures closed steady, to , points
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-06

New ORLEANS, La, Feb. 5.-Spots
spl0sed steady on the decline, lilo
low+g.,
SaIesSz5O bales.
Low ordinary al; ordinary 81; good
ordinary 81; low middling lOl; mid
ding 10y good 'nlddliDR 100; mid
ding fair II l-l6; falrJl.018
Futures closed steady, T JO-2 points
lower; March and September un-
changed
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-06

wheat. 0hoics, 90 70 900, medipm 90; lnts
rior, Sgdabo. oats. 2sGBc: barisy. DfbEh
20. fOo; corn B5alge. hay, loose from I'D,
FssOa. III o01H " per ton bale hs{, % oa
10 W bran, 80, pa l0b chops q Ogei y
Ger 100.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-06

NEW York, Feb. 5.--spot closed
quiet but steady.
Sales "a bales.
Ordinary 81; good ordinary l0s; low
mlddIing II l6; middling llsi good
middling 1 8 l8; mlddlinR fair ~
Futures closed steady, point
lower.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-06
Rev YORK.

PRODUCE
NEW YORK, Feb. 6.-FlouT-Duil
and unchanged
Wheat String stock a trifle stronger
ti0ns 10 lower, closing at lnFlnt
Il kurez, ruling weak; No. RED 800;
NJ . red 9is@S2l; No. z req FeG-
ruar, s9s@9Os closing sss; NJ d srrn
sI@9l3 rheiug 81; April S2}gg93t{
closing 92s; May 0li@9l, closing sit
Corn S nt grades 10 hl2heI
optinna 80 4 lower closing heavy no
g. 5l@5ii: M. ., 5lC952s; 10. F. IN
ru.r, 50l@802. uslng Soy; Marrh avg
a,5O. closing Ash April 49.C94ss, CLOS
ing 49g.
Coffee-Spot fair Rio steady; OPP
tious duh and easier. Sales iSoV phgs'
April Z 95; May s 05.
Snga,- Quiet but hrm; Martinique
a; S d iningo 81; of a bsi mola q
| oil; siandard n 81 oenfec lohefs a a
SStis i6I66, cut Loaf ami crushed 64i
! hne extra G 5S@5l formulated
63l6 .,..aa
Rice Quiet and unchanged.
Tnrpenline-W Weak OF 3Ol.
Pmk-sronger; new mess 10 DO
Rec - steady.
ONT Meat Steady.
lard Weak; spoi 2Il; feDruara
| ? a5Ga7 "a; Mach 27@7 ~ May 7 q
= n..ssves-Receipts llo, mainly fa 7, e as
orts,ion. dgs,ssd brtf dull Hlggs
poar d good city slaughterea issg a
Ky Western; some best Western "s
best clts ag@lO -soa. .a. a.,l b,r
he , r .lrly acsiye; sheep 27og99 q
1lanbs 45o@6 50.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-06

0atve,ton,
GALVESTON, Feb. 5.-Spot closed
quiet.
Receipts, 1895.
Sales. $50
Expnrtp coastwise, 1880.
Stock, 4,6s5
Qumstions unchanged
Ordinary, l-l6; Good Ordinary
10 l-l6; Low MiddlinR, TO-. Middling,
log; Good Middling, l0I Mid
ding Fair liz.
Futures opened dull ruled steady,
closed steady TO 2 points higher.
March. April and May unchanged.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-06

tIGastorn Texas cattle al ABOUT Inrov, an
southern and Central Texas stock cattle o.
about two dollars per hoad lsha than ths
above quotations
The above prices are for herds Of 100 head
and upward Of best North Texas cattle de
liyercd on the trail.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-06

aAH IFtOH. u ~. --hurWay, ~. no. ~ ,
tieet iron go. no n q ahoet irons 54ea
..aivani1sd sheet iron, es8lfO.i 40, y xaoaa
fIl.. No. \ do, lbc.; 11xi3 foodnE tin, w n
nnnsrs wire. % per cent oni tinnera Hioeh
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-06
santos.

SANTOS, Feb Coffee, good aver
app 400 reis per 10 kllos,
Receipts, week. 10000 bags
Shipnlen to Europe, 1900 bags
Sales. Al 900 bags.
Stock, 10000 bags.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-06

lob. S.-9oyernments
quiet
sst opened strong and
i advance was made
,,ost active stocks, not
'inInp, North western,
4 he Manhattan Eli :
,antipued firm until 2
ii leadiug bulls called
checked the rise I"
"a ennesl demands OF
,osr.tois that a muder
bopld be permitted 10
5ls caused an average
Finer cent.
,dg expected that the
,.tso hold OF again to-
ND s8yance continued.
.bort interest In West
sasp by the fact that
lssrenoe to-day OF as
,snt. between the sales
.be rule and transac
mn way. The broker
i feellug Is spreading
pmlses tobecome much
Is qnietrecently, aud
company Is not salts
sbdipg bill before con.
Gould and Huntington
It's present shape
/, less active, especially
Ia hour, the total sale,
|oply $50 $40 shares Not
ibebreak In the Pacili,
,wsnna closed un
I Tho final pripa N
after selling 3
Jersey Central was
|arr Il 3is Manhattan
Der cent. higher at 70
IIiuginn d Quincy, II ad
Bad P4nltiC were zach
theE Erie was down
III New York Contra
Pacific at 40 aud Rocl
are each z per cent
Lake Shore shows q de
cent at 6lI Calves on
& San Antoni
Ia per cent
A number OF cOmpara
I've bonds on the Othe
re bought principally n
sccount. were somewhs
Louis & Iron Mountai
ID ! pet cent, II ustOn
|Al second, main line, wen
|. at 70 Wabash, st. Lnui
hicago division, l per cent
! Nashville, New Orltau
division, q per cent. at Il
nus, $50 ON shares.
MONEY.
Z, FEB s Money ia
d l; prime mercantile pi
Iterllng ex 'hsnge B. /
|; sighl 4 S.,
EXCHANGE.
FANS, LA Feb. 5.-Sigl
New York 81 10 per Sion
slerling exchange +.
7 AND RAILROAD BOND.
K. Feb. 5.-The follow
official closing quot
New York Stock exchanl
D. AZ compared with tho
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-06
PERIODICALS.
Per Year.

Per Year.
HARPEHs WEEKLY. .....,..........,... - %
HARPERs AzINE..............-...f 70
HAHPER's BAZAR.......,........,-... 4 %
HARPER'B YOUNG PEOPLt ,......,s..,. "
HAHPEgs FRANKLIN SQUARE
LIBRARY, One year. l12 Numb Fai....le 10
Poaiace yree % az subsaIbaS u ne Uaoca
siates on Ctiadda,
The Volumes Of the WsstiJ begin with ths
nHt Number for jannRfy OF e eh year.
Whom no time Is men i0ned, 81 will ID under
stood that the subscriber wi hea 70 com
msnee with the Number ne 81 a. or rseeiptof
order.
The last Fiys Annual Volumes OF Harpef's
Weekly, ia na8t cloth binilag. viii DO .eLt BY
mali postage paid Or " ekpfos4 fec % ~.
psaee lprovld6d be freight doeA not e4tooa
ono dollar per Yoiumna fpf pr volume
gloth cases FOR nash YOlump. fultapie TOT
Uin ing, VIII b. asut ~ mall p14tpalds or
Hssnltlanees should be- made Df Post Onics
Money order 81 Drnft 70 Nyoi1 chineg ~
Seips ,apess are ,iot b eoilg. ma aeD 9qfsemfif
ioif4ela ~ etffels ordrr " ltiAfpsr tfeiheit'
iI1npER q BR9rnERs, Nes fogk
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-06
Rio JAueiro.

RIO JANEIRO, Feb Coffee, good
first. 400 reis per 10 RilO-
Receipts for the week, II 600 bags.
Shipments to United States, lO,OOO
bags; TO Europe, 10 900 bags.
Sales, 81 000 bags.
Stock, 22O. 600 bags.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-06
1ales 91bOO bales.
LOCAL MARKETS.
Cotton.

aooA middlinR, OK; strict niddling,. ~
middling, ~; strict low uaiddling, " low
ruiddliug az
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-06

hansHa utty.
special.
KANSAS Cry, Mo-. Feb. 5.--Pork
steady and unchanged.
Cattle In fair supply; good firm;
thin dull
Sheep steady.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-06

Wheat-Cash e2li March e9s bid;
May 66g@86i
Corn Cash 3o& bid; February 500;
March 30 April 80 bid; May 3Ol@SOt
OAts-25 bid.
LIVE STOCK,
The Live Stock Indicator reports:
Cattle Receipts $50; exporters 5 50
as ~; grod 10 chulce shipping s ~
as 40; common to medium 4 5OCl4 30;
stucktrs and feeders SO@4 25; cows
50@3 80
Hogs Receipts $500; 4 1904 20.
Sheep-Receipts 1900; 2 7O@3 90 for
fair to good muttuns
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-06

2 5O@8 80
Hogs Receipts $500; A 1904 70.
Sheep-Receipts 100; 2 7O@3 90 for
fair to good muttuns.
81. Louis.
Special.
ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, Feb. - Wheat
There was decline all through, but
prices broke cent.
Corn slow aud lower.
Provisions stronger.
Cattle active and strong on best
grades.
Sheap steady.
PRODUCE.
Flour-Unchanged
Wheqt-No. . red SB{@S8J cash;
S6@s6i February; SS@Ss3 Marco; clos
ing al UntOm prices
torn-36@36s cssh and February;
35I 69S6s March; 37}@373 Way.
Utts-293CG3O lash; 3ls@3l5 May.
Whisk, VI IA.
PROVISIONS.
Corn Meal "
Pork-l2 62l rssh; u O5 April.
Lard-8 S5@J6 90
Bulk Meats Snort rib As; short
clear 6 10
Ba,nn-Long clear 05@7 co. short
rib l5@7 20
LIVE STOCK.
Cattle-R sceipts $40; exports 75@
8 10; good To choice OO@5 IS; comm u
to men,um 25@4 So; butcber,'
steers 8 5O@4 81; COWS aud heifers 3 90
| (a3 ~; stocReIs 1904 CO., feedtrs 90
al GO; corn-fed Iex,n- 3 1904 so.
Hngs- Receipts 74OO; 45U@i95
| Sheep r. cripts li0O; common to
medium 22593O CO., good TO choice
8 2594 20.
Chicago,
Special.
CHICAGO, Ill, Feb. The grain
market was active, but prices were
weakened and declined l cent on
wheat aud : cent on corn.
May pork active aud higher.
Lard futures higher also cash meats
Cattle market active and price
stronger all round except common.
Sheep steady.
PRODUCE.
Flour Unchanged.
Wheat 49, f. bruary l7.@7Ss closeC
773; March 7Sl@795, closed 7S5 MAJ
S3s (Gh5, clo-eu S3s. -
0rn-Cash 8Bs@S7; February $3.50
1857, closed 3Gs@5B3; March 3bs@37s
closed 36i@87; May 4Ul@4O5, cio'e'
40
Po-k-Cnsb IL 45@Is so; Februsr!
II 40; March Il 45!Gl252!; May y o.
@l2 20.
Z March 97l@7 02l May l2l@7 l7l
Bulk Meu,--Snoulders 4 7Og}4 81
short RIB 6 S0@6 80; short clear zoe
6 IS.
4 LIVE STOCK.
y Drovers' Journal reports:
Hogs-Rectipt 10 400 4 $500 10
4 Cattle-R ceip's 300; exports 5 600
%; 1850 N 1900 oundH 5 20@.5 81
100 Ia 1900 pnnl d. SO95 20; lOh
1900 pounds 2O@4 9Oi iexans SOC
= 8 10.
. Receipts 1000; interior 2
@2 rs; medium to good Q COOS y
cnolce 9O@4 80.
Y Rio Jaueiro.
RIO JANEIRo, Feb Coffee, goo
y first 400 refs per 10 kilo-
Receipts for the week, II 600 bags
X SHIPMENTS TO United States, 100
g bags; TO Europe, 10 900 bags.
< Sales, 81 O00 bags.
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