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The Arizona sentinel., 1885-09-19
EDITORIAL NOTES.

of San Francisco.
 And now 6 crank wants the bodies of General Grant and Lee buried in ons common grave.
 The remains of ex-Seuator Will. liam M. Gwin. of California, ar, rived In San Francisco from New York, a week ago yesterday, and were buried the next day from Grace tEpiscopaD Church.
 Moses may have been a very good man, but in one respect at least he was not entirely unlike John l.. Sullivan. for Was not one q great Hebrew, and is not the other the Champion he>brusier.
 Spain has been formed into an alliance that makes her more powerful than any nation in Europe. A regiment of cholera patients could go tn trough Ger. many or any other nation like a dose of salts.
 The Yacht race between the Puritan (American) and the Ge- nesta (Britishl came off at Sandy Hook. New York, on the 1ath instant, Tuesday-the Puritan vining by one minute and nine seconds. Thus "the cup stays in America"
 President Cleveland has return ed to Washington from his vaca- tion in the Adirondacks. He is in splendid health, and can use the Government cleaver for the next six months without tiring. Office holders with weak backs had better let go and send in their resignations,
 Tilden denies that he is against She administration, and Butler denies that he Is for it. In the meantime where does Belva Lockwood stands-[PhiladeIphia Press.
 You naughty, naughty man. Amt you ashamed of yourselffor asking such 8 question.
 The Republican oface-holders of the Territory might just as well begin to prepare their bas- kets that their political heads might have a place to drop when Cleveland begins to use his Presi> dential guillotine. He is now back from the Adirondacks and he'll soon begin the chopping business.
 The cattlemen are moving out of the Indian Territory with such expedience as is possible, and that is all that can be expected from them. Reports from that terri tory, are conflicting with regard to the numbers that have passed out. The order for removal in forty days has, it is said, so far been complied with that no prep- arations are being made by the war department to expedite the departure or the movements of the cattlemen.
 The Commissioners of Immi- grafton Of the State of New York have reported to the Secretary of the Treasury that during the year 1884 there arrived at the port of New York 8l0,03O immigrants, all of whom were examined by the Boards officers, and on such examination 1,I44 persons were found to be either convicts, Iun> atics. idiots or persons unable to take care of themselves without becoming a public charge, and were returned to the countries from whence they came.
 The speech of Vice-President Hendricks. at Indianapolis, a few days, ago was in exceeding bad taste, considering his official position. AS a private citizen he would have 8 perfect right to en- tertain or publicly express syrnpa- thy with the Parnell movement against English rule in Ireland, but as Vice.President, standing next in succession to the Presi. aency in the event of CIeveland's death, with him, upon such subs ieets, 'silence would have been | golden," whereas his chatter but I
The Arizona sentinel., 1885-09-19
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS. OFFICE OF THE SHERIFF OF YUMA COUNTY. ARIZONA TERRITORY,
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OOUNT1s ARIZONA IEHRIIOh1,
 YUMA, A. T.. August 22, 1885. NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN have received the TAX ROLL for Yuma county for the year 1885. and that Payment of Taxes is now due. Taxes will be received at this office any day during office hours before the second Monday in December, 1885. Notices will be posted in each precinct notifying the Tax -payers therein at what time I, or my Deputy will visit said precinct for the purpose of collecting taxes.
 A. TIMER, Sheriff and ex-Oficio Tax Collector of Yuma county. Arizona Territory. au22.4t
The Arizona sentinel., 1885-09-19
m A,kIrARents wanted for su- kI AIN thentio edition of hIs Ilife Published at Aug.

usta, his home. Largest. handsomest cheapest, best. By the renowned histor- ian and biographer. Col. Conwell. whose life of Garfield, published by us, outsold the twenty others by 6OO00. Outsells every book ever published in this world, many agents are selling fifty daily Agents are making fortunes. All new beginners successful; grand chance for them. S4S 50 made by lady agent the first day. Terms most liberal Parti- culars free. Better send 25 cents for postage. etc, on tree ontflt, now ready including large prospectus book, and save valuable time. ALLEN & Go.
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The Arizona sentinel., 1885-09-19
Ornamental and Useful Wire and
 Iron Work.
This Great Stren.-

T AA12 V Se@ V WI S@@ sgthening Rrnie--
 dy,. and. NERVE
 TONIC, is the re-. .-uits of over 20s b ears Ofpractics |experienoe,. and CURES WITH UN-- FAILING CERTAIr |rY Nervous and Physical Debility, Seminal Weak
 Emissinns Tmn0-.
The Arizona sentinel., 1885-09-19
DRCn SANNRIH

5&Asss,;s ,;;ea se5;s5'4;s3?: t: '!'si s:'s ss;55s vENAr R-suificlelt tO show its merits free of charge, to anyone afflicted, apply ing by letter; stating his symptoms and age. Communications are all strictly my f6-tf
The Arizona sentinel., 1885-09-19

ness. SpeI matorrhGa, Emissions, Impo- tency, Exhausted vitality, Premature De clina and Loss Of Manhood, from what ever canse produced. It enriches. and Durifies the Blood, strengthens the Nerves Brain, Muscles, Digestion, Reproductive Organs and Physical and Mental FacuL ties. It stops any unnatural facilitating drain upon the system, preventing invol- untary losses, facilitating dreams .semin- al losses with the urine, etc., so destruc- tive to mind and body. It is sure elim- iha:Or nfan KIDNEY AND BIDDER CoM, eLAINTs. It contains no injurious Ingre-- dients. To those suffering from the evil effects of youthful iRdiscrctions or excess ses, a speedy, permanent and thorough cure is GUARANTEED Price, $40 per bottle, or five bottles in case, with full di-- rectioDs and advice, 5000. Sent secure from observation to any address upon re- eeiptrOL price, or CO., D To be had onlW Of
 DR. C.R SAEFIELH,. SIS Kcarny street, San Francisco, Consultations strictly confidential. by let ter or at office. FREE. For the convert, ence ofpatients. andS in, order to insure. perfect secrecy, 1 have adODtcd.a private. address under which all packages are for warded.
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rn the Jusiice's c .urt. First Tow nship, County of Yuma, Territory of Arizona.
 Robert Stein, Plaintiff.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-23
Iinrhwnre.

Bar iron, 500, Norway Sc. No. % sheet iron
&c No y z sheet iron. age, galvanized sheet
iron 9d9jc, No. sod lie, No. 4 do. Isle, aOxgs
roohlng tin liscal5o, llN20 and l0Nit Pit do
I75ds.6O, timers wire 30 per cent OF, timers
stock ~ per cent of, cook stOvcs with ware
lO,10d25.OO do with trimmings ll.60daOO0
Wood Work-Wagon aNles nOc. EiSl o.
tongues eOcaSl %, slnglelrecs 81 Is. holsters
SOC, spokcs 3 75a3 %, fclloss 81 7Sa2 rs.
d9ubletrees, n 1904 90, neck yokes " 5oa2 90,
pillow beams 60d05c, plow handlce, II 75a2 20.
Mails 800 keg. basis l0d.--Burlcn hors shoe
per keg, o. Perkins do. ) 10, Walker do 80.
Burden male o OQ, Northwestern horse shoe
nails No =, soc, No. 5, s6o, No ., &c, No, Z nc
No. 5, s0c, Lakes" do No I, i5c, No. o. NC M.
y, 22c, No, Z, 2oc No. 3, lac; Ausablc do, No.
4, zoe, No o, &c, No. ~ 2lc, No T. lOc, No. 3 isc
ltcfrigoratofs.-N climax II 90, No. ., do.
1870, NJ. do, ~ No. do, -, No, g. do SO.
Miscollancous-rrace chains. No. 9, per palr,
iOc. plow singlctroes, per doz. - Is p,ow
doublotrces, per doz. s. 90; stock bells, 10 mar
cent. of door locks, s. 25ag 90; WOOD screws,
90 aud lOper cent. on l.. T. cast door butts, 80
and 10 per cont of, cut aud timed tBcks, 40
per OF coffee mills, 40 per cent. of blind
hinges, 30 and 10 per cent oil; carriage bolts IS
and TO- per cent. of pillow bolts, 80 per cent, on
piece tin ware, 80 per cent. on deep stamped
ware, 90 per cent OF shallow stampcd.ware, 90
Der cent OF,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-23
Drag ma NIrd,cinns.

Drugs-Dark, cinnamon per u l2c; Peruvian
I5ca$l 80, buraN, he B carbonate Of soda
English DC. Copperaa. Baic. Cinohinedla. pei
o1.,2?a2sq; CASTLE soap, per \; l0salGc. Cream
~. case. Caiomel, 4. n W, 75aa2c; English
per n, bottle included, 81 coal 10. Chlonl
hydrate. per NJ. ~ b0Ni 10 GhlorOfurm, per u,
bottle lnclnded ,75dsOc Composition powder. pei
b, DC, Doyers, per n, 81 20 Epson salts, per
10. satlo, Cum opium, per p. - s5a4 W. Gum
Oh, castor. machine, 70aSoc Oh, castor
per galon,sl 15a lGy; oll.iard winter strained, "
IA 15c oil, lard, No. J. zoe. Quinne, T. a w. per
oz, s0c, Flowers sulphur. 3la5c. Alum, 3ldbc.
Prescription yials, by case % per cent, Oh
broken, " and 10 per cent OF Show cases, list
Extracts, 20 per cent. on. =. u. Fluid Extracts.
q per cent on. Essential oils, ~. Louis list
Dlstempey Colors--lYOry drop black, pc raw
Turkey umhcf, l3c burnt Turkey lumber, Zoe
raw italian sienna, SC burnt Italian sienna.
Be, Yandyke brown, 2je,
Paints = strictly pure white lead, 7Oa 7Sc
spirits tuTpentlne. 60dl &c boiled Oh. 6saoSc
The sherman Niillams COlofa Ivory drOp
black, l. per y, iGc: English coach black. II per
H. ~ lamp black. j., per y, lgc ,iiiltfnmarine
blue, u, IL, nc, hlue paint u ~, raw Turkey
lumber IL W., burnt Turkey lumber IL &C.. raw
italian sienna j. o. burnt Italian sienna l. ~
yandyke brown u g., fafis green u l4c, IroruO
T.. mood, o. II nc, American yermiliiOn n
gDc, Indian red IL he, feitiAn red j. s. l2ic
25age Chrome yello2 T.. M.S.O. a ID. q. Il Illc,
yellow OchTe IS s. - 25s &c.
Prepared Cralning colOrs-Bark OAK Ne, ash
I4c. Black walnut lte, Maple iic.
Prices ~ the above made on basis Of IN 4
and 4. cans, assorted In and iasR cans;
balance IN and 2 D caDs, assorted Pricc Ia
y cans, balance in and o cans, assorted,
Price IN q cans lc less, ~ hhd q d tin pail.
iic less and Kegs % per less.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-23

New Orleans.

III pu. lhVDlNE.
q ,iiiallNNs, Ia, sept 22.-Corn- Dnll,
5lSssmaeri white 520 5Sc; mixed 53d54c;
l4s- Sl,invir ordinary 10 good ia5c.
wary choice Western, 3Sc.
'eaAt.., PROVISIONS. IRE.
aO-T,sn quiet but steady at - Is.
ik XXX, weak aud lower; prime, sll -
Il SSs9lve, sl2 jOdl6 80.
ls., Illei and steady at 90 90.
LIZ Aio,sauy refined ticrce so 80.
], fls,s y quiet hut firm: shoulders 81 00;
iSjs- S w clear rib, IS u.
a, eleSS,u N shoulders - l2l; long clear
\ N"o'ce Ssgar-cured canvased $40 Joa
steady Western reetlded 81 OoS
~ glag "a ''a"e' anu 0o"'i''"' '"
O. l yIsn and nominal; Louisiana c of
hsyeloy. choice yellow clarified GldTc
9asrss'E clarified sc; seconds 5lra6lc.
.as-In ,'o ~. and nominal.
Il s'ou demand; ordinary to good ~
"a. sy,a,.o li-Prine crude old este: new
3 'Nct Joc cake nominal, scarce and
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-23
stanle nr, iinn,.-


cd r5h,nss r Standard prints novelties, 81;
SS e. IT, fancy alc, Richmond fancy,
ile: 1is eMsIi ,. fancy; sc; Ramapotancy
e,c Hartford fancy, Sac .odl fanry' do Ga
T .Si YAK fancy, iici Auburn fancy. Sc Ham
re aiv az olI: simpson black O.; sphinx Turkey
side cretons, &c River Point tobes Nc, Ham
.lton fancy slc; Allan's fancy, sic; steel River
m sIigy, ese, windsor alc; bolton fancy. Ne;
s;c. TanTicis' Nc NC Arnold, slgi Dunkirk fancy,
MManyhestcr fancy, 5lci Tlyoll shlrtlns dc.
ANHs d.as sniriings, 80; Utica shirtings. ie
ham so,ids ing &c slater solids SIC. Dur'
clay purple, &C; Aliens double pink' Me, II
Ton fancy, 90 star and Crescent utrkev rod
XIX cy V rc9 turkey RED print &c, Frank
PRINTS, 20 Washington fancy oil blue prints
nici simpson solid Black &; simpson Sllyer
S =, q MONTGOMERY fancy, a Belmont fancy
Conestoga blues, q Contcsioga satin, bi
heaNy Brown Sheetlng- Atlanta A A a. &c
nm S,i a, &c; Croydon g. sic; Great Fails
Pocasset g, CSC; sterling. 6lc. Consldcratlon'
,ei Dayton &, ilc. Rutland G e, "a; utIca
=, 20 inches, a Glendale, Gli Admission,
- o, toNhall ~, 81 Enterprise h T., 81; Ary.
We, n Lawrence, T. L. % Tam Oishantcr. n .
towhattan ~ 81; Chapman ~, 81; Kentuckv
~ - " Belfast II, ti,e; Rose Valley a., 4;
Weach COitons--Iiolmosyille a., sic; Slrnal
80, ici Our Reliance, 5lc, Full Value 20,
LheIion fci Hope &c, Farwcll. lie, Dalscy
pc trump Gard, sc Diamond nm canbrlc So :
Lonsdale cambria llci Chapman y Z; Amory
-, " Androsooggin H. "a blackstone \ A, Z;
hlhckstonc y \, X Cabot 49, az DauntlesR
- % Eagle 80 " Fearless GIG; Forest
-, y, Gold Medal -, Z; Lonsdale 50 inches
u; Knights cambria, "A.
Wide Brown Sheoting-lO.l Ioweu lsc
1914 Pembroke, 10; 1914 Monadnock. H.,
lO.4 Lancaster, 10; 1914 Pcppetell ~
Wide Bleachcd Shcctlng.-lO.4 lowell. 2Oc
- Pembroke, 20; l0-4 Pembroke, 81; ga Penn
broke, lSi; 90 Quinnebarry, .; lO4 Pepperel
%; "a Pcpperell n.
Colored Ducks-pdtuNcnt, 10 on, lsc; PatuN.
ent oz, l2c. Montauk ID SIC; Boston, s on
iliei Everett u d, drab, lie; Potomac q G, Zoe
Warren OF, l2c.
lick-Amoskeag A G A, lelc; Cords A G 4,
lslci Cords, fancy, ltic, standard H. 5,r
ocean, blc; Lewiston, Ire; Cornwall b. Sic !:
Cornwall A, lac; Whittenton 500. l2ic; whit
Gnton TIT, fancy, l0sci Brighton Fancy, 70;
Hamilton, lllc.
Hickory strlpes-ENtra Stout, blue and brown,
loo; Mechanic, blue, &c; Jcwett City, blue, lie /.
lioston, blue, 81; Oneiga, blue and brown,
/ 100; Oiis, blue aud brown, SC.
Ginghams-Zophyr o, Plunket u; Amoskcag
u; Glasgow iancics Z; Glasgow dress styles 81
Greylock dress styles ~; l.enfrew dress STYLES
" Renirew draper cloth l0l Rentrew swiss
brochures II; Renfrew jacquard 100 Nuhlan
dress styles s, York check and fancios u York
dress styles s.; Wamsuita check and fanclcs
II; Riverside dress styles T.
Cottonadcs-Bay CITY II; Nnmeless 10; New
York ID \ 4 49, kcarsage 10, A DA 4 lG,
Bell ID Il -; Golden Eagle lG, Winchester
IL Jay Eye see 81; Favorlte l2l Ollles choice
%; Atakapa l4l
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-23
IOVcr, PROVISIONS, LIVE STOCK
Kansas City.

PRODUCE.
lM CITY, Sept. %. - Wheat - Higher;
~ October 7gic bid; November Sllc bid
\ iltf SIC asked
Fn-Qcie'; cash 3Sic bid; October ale
saN6gember 9jc bid.
|-Nominal; oslo bid.
LIVE STOCK.
pally Live stock Indicator reports:
lle-Receipis $3.50; shipments 1871; stronger
4 shade higher; exporters. 1 J5g.
FOOD TO choice shipping n 9Oa5 20
nio medium, 81 SCAT SO; stockcrs and
4. y OOai 20, cows, 81 2jG3 %; grass
b Steers g coos so.
pa-Eecelpts 1892; steady at g 75d4 IL.
P-Recelpts go; shipments 9; steady :
IN % medium, 81 b0d2 70; fair to good
Pa, q jOa3 %.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-23
Groceries.


Meats looking up.
Meats-sggar cured hams lll@l?c; sugar.
cured breakfast bacon l0ic, short clear bacon
80; short clear dry salt do
Fish--Mackerel, ION kits, No. l, Q0c; No. q
sOo halt-bbls No !, s. 800 No ,, 81 50; dried
herrings per box, i0c cod fish, 6ic.
Lard-Tiorccs, 7lci son cans, lie; CON can,
&C. lob cans, SIC; Oh cans, sic 3lb cans, Sic
Tea-lmberial. 4Oa60c; gunpowder 60d zoe.
gci cut loaf, SIC; graduated standard, ste;
Louisiana granulRted. - standard A 50
choice white, -; Louisiana second, 7loIlc
Rico-Loulsiana, &c, new.
Salt-Coarse, In bags. 81 30Gl 10; lne, In hays.
2i06c ,'Ap' IN nut "00p barrels ,! 'Oi pockets
Soda learbonatc, in kegs, a &c; bicarb,
In cases, y to DC; lump sn soda, IN kegs, q "a
2ic; graduated sal soda, in con drums Be-
Molasses-Cholcc Louisiana, 81 TO 51c prime,
Ase fair ioEood, Sc corn syrup, 85c.
Coftec-liio fair, 81 to loc prime, 10Y TO lie;
choice, ~ TO l2ci Laguyra, l2ic; Java, zoe
Golden Rio, lsic; Pea Berry, l2s 10 l8c
,flckles-2,gai. pglls, mixed pickles, 30
glass nints, 10; gloss quarts no; glass gal
800; glass gal, -; glass hex gal. o 40.
Wrapping paper-Rag and straw, Is TO 76c
snuh-Garreits Coz, II d per case s-oH
80; l.oz,, 81; Ralph's Coz, ID ~; l.og, 1925,
90, -; dental COZ, 3 co. o., %.
Canned GOods-Prices per dozen lstne an.
pies, standard, 81 So peaches, standard lbs,
y 10 lbs, - 95as 30; seconds, lbs, 81 30; 5
lbs. - 10; tomatoes, standard, 2 lbs, 81 90;
seconds, lbs, -; lbs, 81 %. green corn,
u 1901 90; green peas, 81 ~; gooseberrcs. 81 %
pl ~, rRspDerrles, ~ 3Od %, oysters, full
weight, b., 81 10; > NJ, 81 10; light weight, !
NJ, b5c; NJ, 81 20; salmon, l D., 81 30dI 80; .
d., s.; mackercl, ! ~, 90caSl 90; sardlnes
American, 81 90 case; imported, Sl3 O0d Il M
case, Strawberries, , H., Il lO blackberries
II 10; green Cages 81 40j Eagle condemned
milk, So 80.
Soaps 75ai 20 per case.
Bugglng-l4b standard, He. n H. lie
Tles-Arrow and Delta | IS.
Flour-Dest patent, SO 90 per 100 n patent.
y Is per 100 10; third grade, - 80 per 100 n
fourth grade, 81 % per 100 10. Corn meal,
per bushel, 90c; IlOminy and grlts, per
Dbl, 81 90; Oatmeal, per hDlf hbl., 50 70
cracked wheat. per N, Go, Crackers A soda 90
NNN soda, ole cream, slci ginger snaps, 7sci
lemon creams, &c.
sundrics--StaTch, &c Candies, full boxes, 12lc
halves - quarters stick candy, "a l0ic; fancy,
10 to 85c; rope, 81 basis, do cotton, lSc Herring,
imported, p per keg Raislns, layer, 58
cider, crab apdlc, i0c; Missouri, SOC. Vinegar,
Is to 20c. Concentrated lye, 9 10 tO4OO jugs,
glazed, lie per gal Crooks, glazed, l0c per
gal, Dried peaches To l6c, Indigo. 75c % Blue
Ing 3OcdSl 90 dozen. Coleman's mustard n 30
d5 90 dozen. Maccaroni, imported, l5c NJ;
American, l5c box. buckets, two hoops, 81 N
dozen well buckets 81 20 dozen Brooms ii 70
a3 20 dozen. Brilliant oil, bbls, lie, Eupion
do, &c; do 25 cases, So 90; brilliant 20 eases,
81 90; do, lie cases, So -. Raking powders,
bulk, adllc; ! ID cans 81 75a2 So
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-23
liquors and Cigars.

Whisky Rectlfcd 81 lOal 20. M per proof
sour mash, two yearOld, ~ iDal 20 three
yearold, u voG2 20; fancy extra old whisky
u 00N 90.
WINGS Claret, case = 50ai0 90, a. per quail.
ny eaiAwhai per gallon, Mcaii so, port AZ goa
90; sherry, per gallon. 81 20d3 90, Madeira,
per gallon. 81 OOd5 ~; white wine, In case, "a 20
1000.
Ale--siock ale, per dozen s? 00Q2 %. port,
per dozen, ~ O062 -.
Cigars domestic, fl5 O0aG %, Key Wea,
sS5 OOal00 " Imported. $50 O0al goo
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-23

SvaSinnen ioe ls,c, and closed steady casb e. p,
ciSseI V ~ ., closed s. a5as gSl, NavemleS
l.ard-Easier, " ABE tov.er, 49,. ., 49,. 81.
October closed S. go WV o"sh " -Veh 30
ri SS M Meat1steady dry salt shoulders 81 =,
W. Snor' rio 70 l5i short clear S. l0Ge Isl
w,a., % AFTERNOON noARD
chigher i'sahu cioscd3u
Corn-lc higher.
Pork-laIlc higher.
Iard-Unchanged
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-23
Chicago.
PnoIIucK.

!, lsaer. ~, sept. p. - Flour - strong,
asal-- disposed 20 advance prices
ltlaed ,i,Hte, bnoyant; opened Va &c lower,
ttceded telvkly ON free buying, advanced
~ le. n NJ then advanced afc more, de.
"a s =. septembcr 81 sstic. closed ss,c; DC
~ N a N ciosed s5Ici November - 70 sic,
y hsrfo,s active, arm prices huctualing
ffily ssst FsnGe closed Ia lc higher than
z q isi f:la4sic; september 42la4tic,
'Alef ~ Z I, october illalli, closed 80
'3S';c, closed lglc.
lf,-,9,,. PROVISIONS.
y 'ie higher carl. with fair trading,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-23
Gnlyeston.

GALVESTON, TEN, Sept. 22.--spot closed
steady.
Cross receipts 1880 bales; sales g9l bales.
exports none; shipments cOastwise 4l36; rail
shipments. II stock, 1870 bales.
Ordinary 10 lGc good ordinary u, l6c; low
middling 9lc; middiing 9lc. good mddlIng We,
Futures opened duh bus steady, ruled dun,
closing quiet, Z TO points lower; January Z
pontH lower.
T0tnl salcs 1000 bales
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-23

NEW YORK, Sept. ?2-Cotton--spot closed
steady
Ordinary Is .l6c; good ordinary yS. lGc low
mlddling gIc; middlmg &c 3-lGc; good mid
ding l03c: mlddling lair 10 Is l6c.
Sales 9lS bales.
Futures closed quiet and steady, 1 to Gpolnts
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-23
LOCAL MARKETS.


III, trade in grain and country produce is
said by dealers to be much better now than Tor
the corresponding time last year The demand
for oats, In particular, Is heavy at present, and
large quantities are being bcught and sold.
The price per bushel is from Is TO p cents.
Nicaragua wheat, hitherto unqnotcd,
Is being brought In 10 a litnitedleNieni and com
mands from IS to 6Oc per bushel. Corn Is In
fair demand and Is worth SOC in the ear A. an
item of interest Ia this connection, II may be
mentioned that the total corn crop for lSSj is
placed by reliable authority at l,9ao0o1,ooO
bushels. The area planted exceeds that Of ISL
by per cent, aud an indicated average yield
OF ~ bushels to the acre.
Cotton Is beginning 20 come In al much
brlsker rate, the receipts yesterday being i2i
bales. The following quotations show that the
market ROMANS nearly unchanged
Good niddlng ......... ....t.,,.s..-tt+ n
strict middling. ~. ,...-.... .t,.-,,.-,'t'-' "
Middllng ..4,.............+t., .t-.t--.t.-+-. II
Low middllng OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES -
Quotations in groceries show no change
"I'he sugar market g stlll at its dulleat
period, a., owing TO the near
approaeh OF the new crop. dealers and opera
tors are unwilling 90 carry stocks. The trade Is
dependent mainly on New York for supplies and
fluctuations In price are entirely governed by
that city. Molasses continues almost entirely
nominal. but dealer hold fair amount Of pure
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-23
New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, La, Sept. 22,-spot closed
steady.
sales, 1870.
Low ordinary G7.so; ordinary 77.sc good
ordinary SIC low middlng Nc; middlng aic,
good middling 9.ldc; niddllng fair Is ldc (;
fair 10 5-lGc.
Futures closed barely steady, to points
lower.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-23

whcat-Choi No. l, zoe No ?, csc No. 9, zoe;
oats, iSd2!c; barley, 80da5c; rye, t06 SOC .
corn, ear. 80c; shellod, &c, hay, loose from the
wagon. s. 00a7 ~ per ton bale hay, s, 20
ali 90; bran, COO per 100; chops, 81 . per 100
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-23
on CHANGE.
u,,e Paralyzcd Yesterday by
, ling Of the Trunk Rail.
way Presidents.
.,..Lets Were Higher but I'm
~, stock TrafHo Brisk
cotton Unchanged
FINANCIAL.

ut. y, sr. M-rhere has been an
I" .,,,c IN Russian and other bonds.
...,on the s,ock exchange is in.
w,ng NEW YORK BOARD.
= sept % Government bonds
4 ,iady.
,,,iureless. The dullncss was In
I'M uncertainty that hung over the
the meeting of the presidents
4 sk lines. who were In session.
n steady at opening, and in some
A was a slight advance. This was
an advance OF Ia ! per cent.
n nus O'Clock the market was in
II hat strong. The early losses were
4 ,nd In some cases small fractions
4 The closing prices are from la A
4 isher than yesterday for a number
4 ,ayel list
4 n amounted to 100000 shares. The
ised dull and firm.
MONEY MARKEr.
,opx SEPT. 12.-Aloney on call easy at
c,pt, primo mercantile paper ld5c
|. ,thange quiet aud unchanged.
STOCKS.
|, FORK, Sept 2,.-The following were the
e,Ibg quotations at the New York
.N.N "a.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-23

LvERPooL, Sept. 22.-spot closed firm; i'm,
proved demand
middling b.lBd; mddling uplands l6d,
middllng Orleans 5id.
Total sales 10000 bales American 1900 bales.
Imports, 1000; American, 1900.
Futures closed quiet and generally point
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-23

lm't,s ,Cotch whang sewed II 90; heavy sond
rim split and duck, 5 20.
llamcs.--IlOok. No. .. by case, per do7. 30;
hook, No. l, by case per doz -,
Chalns--3s to 4ic.
Check Llnes-i inch, per doz, 10 90; inch,
per dOz,, ~ 90,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-23

se''o''sa soodsoHeref at easy rnce THE above
,,o, 'he eicayune Of late date. shows The
9,a',a " '"o Important lines Of the grocery