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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-25

phor, per ID 2S@@. Morphine per o. o. aso
-. Oil, Castor, machine. 7Dabs0 ola, Castor
strained GSfb5b. oil, lard, No. I, 8babfu Quip
inc, II, a W., per on 81 IS. Flowers sulphur
5000. Alum, 5000, Prescription walls b,
uaAe 90 per cent. on; broken, y
per Of, ofs. Hhow ohsoa, market prioes. Hebat.
patent medicines, nj iiat, Thayeu Fluid
Extracia. ~ per cent. Oh, y. y. Fluia ~
tracts, % per cent on. Essential oils, ~
DBTnkpEa uoLoIui,
Ivory drop black. 21c: raw TurEey unnbsi
$50. burnt Turkey lumber, g6oi raw ttalial
sienna. 2bc; bnrnt Italian sienna, 26o. Van
dyke brown, 25c.
strictly pure white lead. ~ COZ bpirih
tufpentin b0atbB. Boiled oil. dSdbAbc,
The BHgnMAr.wILi.fAMg OoLORe,
Ivory drop black, H., per 10 lgo Engiili
coach black. u. per % 100 lamp black y. 20
25o; tUltrAmArine blue, ~, ~, 40; blue pal nj
ID, l2o. raw Turkey lumber, ~, 10. burnt Tar
key lumber. In, 10. raw Italian sienna, IL, 20
burnt Italian sienna. Ia, 10. Vankyke brown
Ia, 70, Paris grosn, Ia, zoe; Chrome, n. n. O,
u, o., IL, i2c; American Vermilli0n, In, DoI In
dian rod, N. II; Hinetta red, IN, So, l9tfs. 2Sa
We. Chrome yellow. L. n. o. ID. o., IL, Lee
Yellow ochra, IA, b.. 1913, ne, 10.
pREPAnMD ohAIRTnu opIoRH.
Bark oak. iec Ash, 1885, Black walnut, ice
Prices Of above made on basis OF IN u
\, and Id cans, assorted, In X and ~
cans. Dhlnnos In 1 and ID cana, assorted
Price In ID cans balance In and 10 oAni
assorted. Price In 8 ID cans, 10 less, l1H anf
q ID I'm pa,la, i<c lsas and kegs 70 per
less
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-25

Ton, MASS, April "a The de-
Tor wool has been good, the sales
~ week amounting to a00, OOO
H. OF which upwards OF 100000
III were Mediterranean and Cor.
ssrpet. The latter grade Is now
ana " held firm.
niea OF iieeces have been Ia.
n 20 come extent aud Include
" SVl@3lc, NN AZ 3e683lo and
icl snu above AZ 3l@34}c.
s'Ean iieeceH have been Ia de-
u, MN MN sales At 2Dc for y.
Sung aud delaine fleeces have
" with INV ashed woods in
XIV, demand at previous prices.
lIoIea. woods sold at 25C3a2c for good
ss'of Australian wool n In de-
III, sss'ssAc Most OF the recent
|,..,S. 10000 pounds had been
10y hoiu.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-25
WOO, ana riaa,

Twelve months clip. light, me ana med
nm isaio npe heavy 70 light, iielS; 81
light, nne and medium. i2Dit coarse
MtAl1
HIpns--No. hsavy mint, dry " N iic; No
i2o No. ?, light flint, n N No, bulls ans
heavy. damaged, v n ~ calf akinH and badly
damaged, q N 1000; groom, saited, sound, y n
90. butchers, green, v NJ $40.
Hides nom ff,llon cattle generally bouRh,
Hat" bringing about lqAc. when weighing
over 10 pounds each, Whom sold on seeo
ton they bring nom i0k 20 ilc, according 10
therefore be 10 the Interest OF the htooknon
10 sell them "fnt'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-25


MRAvu--@ugaf wired nams l0y(o0ttrg n. no
b. baoon, l0pMtin ., C.bacon, 81 dbs,tei 4. q
1fN enlt, 1hMfAc,
gssH !; 4, s..., Icn ki's. no, !. u.cC NO
White iish, No. /, hi bbia.. sSto No s's sS
Dried horrlngs, per box, tOc. Ood nan. 90,
LAnn--riercas, 6c dQb cams. 50, Mr. cana
sso1 inD onnp, sSsol 81 cans. s'kc' y cane,
vorYns.-oommon icoa ordinary. io,xc
Inir, llc.i prime Ko, ilho; fancy, iac, old
Tnx--imperiai, sbSeS, runpowd.r, now,
rusSn-Fine powdered, bbla- so.. 40,
standard 4. st.et eholc. whiIs' ;e yslfo,j
clarified, 0jle0io,
RtcE--IoaisiRns. 6Nnfo.
BAGS, -; lass in DAT 6oop SSls Ss.ia I"
pock eta, kaet7l<c.
CANNED goopa- ,i'riess per dossn, Pine
o. sies, Ibs. t ssss ssan .scon ssndAre ~.
ti.t0; ns, ~ w Tomatoes, standard. Ds,
pl.oO' seconds, ns, i, ns., S,uoR ! Hretn
BARN srp,,es s'Spel S Si9en gsSs sly g1cse,
oysters, fnh weight, n, iilbs o., sg.i0. liehi
yelgh Ugh ~, INA ESQ., n.,s u.s salmon y
isSdsi.tc" sardinsa. Amsric @neS sSc cas w.
imported, elAO0 10 onse, strawberries, ~,
tl.sQtD~s~, nlack berries, eis0 Green gngsa
Lso Eagls vondshssd milk, SEQ, crown,
BAKtNd PowpKn.--eiiyer Loaf. IN oann
Per dosen, Spo.s kb, do, 81 sol IN do, 81 sol
sn. do, ni 80, do, Sla.
thc German olive, $40 Candles, full boxes
lh,to; halvee, O. quarters, o. Indigo. $50 n,
ilneing, el.0O do.en, Ooleman's mustard
ul,tos@ecb0 dQten. Mscoaruni. imported, lbcib
American, giUO box. Bucketa, Two hnnpv
e1O0 doxeni we'll buckets, tt0p donen, Brootns
nIo@Swoosen, brilliant OIL, bhis., NO.; I'm
pion, do, 2ac., do, 10 oases. ~ ~ brilliant
~ caaes, 81 20. do, l-ls cases, o. o.
FLOUR - Stewards RoyM Patent " q
per 100 lbs. ~ %, No 2s2, No ~ is Corn meAl
per bnshel, $50, Hominy ana grita, v bbi
oOe Oatmeal, hall Dbl, ~ "a, Cracked
wheei, y, &C; CraokeIA a soda, 90.
Xxx SODA, $40, oreem shr.l ginger anRpa
71a., lemon dreams. IL
akinn, " N in9Isc goat akina, each, iOdeAs
sheep polia, according 10 amount 90 wool
acde MP; ahesrllugp, according % amount ol
wool, bpl0, Mexican aheop peitH, hplO0
Mexican sheep pelts, improved, llepiac; Mex
lean aheep shearlings, DC.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-25
II,n Alnrh mnrhri.

Ileeyes-.Corn fed. This class OF cattle has
betn pretty well exhausted. The offerings,
81 prevent, being barely enough 20 supply
Tho local market, prices ranging from go
sac yet pound.
Grass Tod in consequence ~ Tho severe
winter, there viii be no RraAs cattle nat
egough for market In Northwest TexAa, IN.
~ about June 4.
Stock Cattle The prices Ia stock cattle
vary, according ~ locality whore raised. We
quOLe different localities IN fnll0wet
panhand lo-HtTiofly nrntciasa yeArlinge,
per head, sib O0RidtG twoyear'oids, tly vtM
~ o. cows and calves, raO.
Western Ts1an- YeariipEs, aii Qoel2 70.
tw0-yeayoldH, slsWaloW i cows and calves,
90 lh,6A o.
csntral Texas Yanriings, ~ ooalO o. two.
yearoldst tiaeoDlteO COWS and calves,
W. 0Qttaf ~.
southsrn Tcasa-.Y eagllngs. o. 00as oOi
two year.olds, si2 ootf.Bto. COWS aud calv'
$40 t0etfs no
year 9lds, go Oo8is W. cows and calves, 81 %
$50 90,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-25

wMIsKr--issotifisd 81 iV6iso, ~ per proc
u 0O0s 70, three years old W 6pe ~ faaf
extra old whisky slb0,
WIrNs-ClArst, oass,Sa uolDOU. ~ per duA
3 Oo sherry, per gal, 81 1D0g 00l Msdeifl
u oo3i6 oo
per dos, " 0002 70.
UHAxFAoss-ts, II. Mumm 4 Co.. Kxtn
Dry, ~ q0eDA %, Beldaiok, In basket, eH oof
snnasns maiam 20 49, Ssou,st sS,s
dYV, pinta, W %.
BoTTLHD Bnna--Lsmp's quarts, f12 0oi pts
ll2 Do BudwoiAer Quarts gl2 ug pinu fn ~
schlits Milwaukee, quarts el2 0g pinu W W
Anthony A Ruhn'a. Qta ei2 %, pinta 81 "
"A. Unuesn a sun'o champagne rAtT, Qp1n
u sJfi2; Bremen Kaiser imported, y 90.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-25

kunRnK-- tiopgn iumpsr. poxiBs, u mems
and under, nrnl~class, glh. stripping, MA, SIS
boring ana nooring, clears, ~; thios clear
~ and ~, tN. rough lumber, ascond 0laa
tlh, ioist aud HcAntiing, oRllh, Hl2tQ
MDIrO--f1fn common white pima, 80 %
aeoond do, e77,tV Third DO, W.. poplar. az ~
2 3: native pins " tsi 40 y. ~ nanv'
DEmssrD Iumnpn--y BOXING iainohss Rnc
undor, 20 pDDH ~ do AS, 20 0pD7 70
acantllng. joist or hny common iuinDsl
~ oo@T W boxing over v inehas. ~ ~.
" %. lhiok clears, ~ W TX and a. ~ Uoos9 ~
second class any kina. vi.
DnaaaND AND MAfoHHD ELooRlNa--Fin
Glass, ~ Aeaoud class, tzll5o.
Wmfrn pfEH FunuInuIno LuMnHn-lA, -
and inph white pine, Eps inoh 40, W,
ONfIsiNo-~fHAnEp on piaAIn-.FfrHt con
mon white pine, ~ 20 ~ DO. ~ " 40. sgs
helivspihs y. 81; 90, y, W.
RogI.an Lgifnsh.--iX. ~, and ineh. ~
sarFai.s,- whits ytes A. sai DO shades A
tIana, =. ~ NJ. ., si1s; do No. 8 sl.ss naiiT
PIoasn- Nhils pine. dressed aaa hs.as4
sgaels @ nat, q tslloW pine DO o. lsih
LIZ bnssrs. rrc.-.Lims, Austin. .
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-25
iInrdware.

BAR IRON, ~ ol,--Norway, &C., NO. " 1
sheet ireni $50. No ~ q sheet iron, 6Ae.
galvanized sheet iron, pebeIfoi No. u v soda
Te,; No, u do, lbc,, 2Ux2s roonng TIN, slt n
OLD 80; tn20 and l0xlt pat. do, ~ 1903 90
tinnor's wire. 30 per cont OF, timers ntock
forty per cent or cock etoveT 9th ware
ei0 b0sb2h 90, do, with trimmings, sit 6Oe560OU
WOOD WORK. Wagon gNles, uOc, dtgl 90
tongues. p0oeDei %. singietroaa, OIL 10 bolster
b0o.. spoksa, ~ 1909 20. felloea, u B0eba 20
Doubletreea, ~ 1904 O0' neck Jokes, 81 COS
abVi plow beams, b0eDt0c.. pillow handles, u n
@260l handles, 81 1909 80,
NAILS, ~ 70 key. basin lDd.--Burden horn,
shoe, per key, % ~, Perkins do, 81 No. walk
or do, % b0i Burden mule, % b0I NorthveHt
ern horse Hhoe nails, No, g. b0c., No, o, 49,, Ne
Q, 30, No. I, 2lo., No, y, 400, "Laks'a9 do, No
Z, t5o., No. 0, 40. No, g. 29o NO. I, 200, No }
1905 Auaable do. No. 4, DO, No. ., 2ic., No,
Vo., No, u, lHc,, No. \, lSo.
~ 0oRe 90 Haokensaok. VI 6oa7 70 /; boys
REFRi6EItAToRs..- No. 1 climax. gl7lo,
No. 2. DO, els Soi No. do, tlBi No, do. a.
No. Q do, GA
MisCELLANEouls--Tr chains, ~ Pc
pair, 1910; pillow aingletreea. per dos., 81
pillow doubletrees, por donen 70 COT stodl
bells, W per cont, 90, door looks, o. 26eep %
wood sorrows, 10 and 10 per cent. of. Il cas-
door butts, " and 10 per cont on; cut Ant
timed tacks, ~ per cont or; coffee mills, n
per cent. on; blind hinges. 10 and 10 per cant
ofi carriage bolts, % and 10 per cont. on
pillow bolts, ~ Per cont OF; piscs tin ware
10 per can't. on; dasp stamped ware, 10 pc
can't on; shallow stamped ware, 90 per oss
on, iapannsd ware. NJ Dor can't on.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-25
FINANCIAL.
rurtoSpoN BOARD.

4 IN THE LONDON BOARD.
<noN. April "a 1880 p. NJ
n opened at aol for both ac-
4 and continue steady at that
4 This il lilo below the close last
&alan securities are quoted al 50.
d u-Consols have advanced to
n for both accounts.
M. M.--Consols are 05l for both
ilh,
slan securities are S5l.
are "a 1915.
4 o'clock consols had risen TO %
IN accounts.
d . M,--Consols are % 1919 tor
accounts.
= N THE NEW YORK HOARD.
|gernment bonds quiet and strong.
n was n sale OF coupon AZ at
/. 4. has been the dullest day at the
i Sobange since the early part OF
rrent month.
q total sales amount to only l29,-
Mares
4 extreme dullness extended
synout the list with two or three
Hlons. The fluctuations were
range of less than per
Mud the closing prices are from
2per cent. lower than yesterday.
MONEY.
~ YORK, April "a Money On
sasy at l(9ll per cent closing at
II cent; prime mercantile
a(95; bar silver 81 0S; foreign
inge quiet and steady; actual busi-
] done at 4 5000 IS.
tsNMENT AND RAILROAD BONDS.
" YORK, April 2l.--'rhe follow
+ ere the official closing quota
htthe New York Stock exchange
sfternoon, as compared with those
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-25
country preauo. ,

a %; Onions, per bbl. Red ~ %. Yellow, Ell "a
xurnirs white per bbl, " 90; Rutsrbega, q rs.
Beans. II, r. msC., hblh., 40, lRrTs
Inns bcd HplRm butter DO, Pickles
medium, per Dbl, " 0O small, per bbl,, ~
half hb-. mod, q 10. half Dbl, ANAL. GO on
uheese, half cream. Wfo.; FUN cream Ia
Peanuts, 100 udst hAlf.bbl., Is co. Cab.
bage, per ID, In crate SGGSkc.
PouLrRy-kens, B22 aya 90 per dossh
young chickens, a. 1898 co TuTkavA "a 10 p(
baoB-Per doxen, S6ol0s.
Prsah country butter. choice 20A12kc,;
Creamery ,Se1S7I< c, old 6uttar, seplpo,i .oisU'
margarine, l5a
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prus. and medicines.

BAFK, Cinnamon PR y q Peruvian, goe1l.
BoraN, lee. hi-okfsonats OF nOdn, English
~ O0ppsFna. 6b4 CinebinodiA. per o. "a
ein, uiftlla soap, per n lO0iH. Cream tartar
~ ps per ID s14ff. Chalk, lump, per ~ 21h
" insina "a, pssi %. Chiorsri Hydfaie. Yer II
d toDi N. ChiOroforfn, per lh bottle Iaclnd
81, ~ %. pompQeluon powder, Per ~ ~
bowers per n ~ -. kpsem sNlte, per " ~
~. Gum pF'pm, ref ~ ~ upm Cam
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-25

Liverpool.
LIVERPOOL, April 2i.--Spot closed
quiet, with but little doing.
Ordinary b l-l6d; good ordinary
. ll'l6; low mlddling 10 rs; mid.
ding uplande . Is 10; middllpg Orleans
Cd.
Total sales 1000 balee American
$500.
Imports Is, 900 bales; American rs. 600
Futures closed dull, to . points
lower.
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New York.

New YORK, April 2i.--Spot closed
dull and easy; sales 81.
Ordinary DC; good ordinary l0lc:
low mlddling 10 l6,l6c; middling II lc:
good middling II 7.l8c; middling fair
l2c.
Futures closed steady, 8 TO o points
lower, July points lower; sales rs 900
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-25
COTTON slAnKErs.
oaIvsagon.

GALVESTON, April N,-spot closed
nominal; gross receipts "a bales sales,
none; exports, none stock 10 52z'
Ordinary &c; good ordinary iOci low
mlddling l0lc; middllng lvtci
good mlddling, i0lci middling fair,
lIlc.
Futures opened quiet but steady,
became dull, closing dull but steady :
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-25
Furniture.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. imitation wan a
each, n t0eDS 70 all walnut " bOe3l0 30; Chair
wood ssat, y dos, eu 1907 %; oane ana ratio :
seat. " Ootp 90; cane scat, dining, ti2 oO@2 60
uhilde and rockers, o. 0oabi2 b0 largs ront Ing
100, Mirrofs, aroh tors. y dos, ~ VOL ~
Tables. round, t20O9Bb1, fall leaf, % 5000 n
Bates, eann. Is 2bNT ". BureAua, ~ EnaW ~
waan stands, 81 @ss5 ~ bed srrinra,n 10 "
RApy Carriages, ~ b062n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-25

NEW ORLEANS, La, April a.
Spot closed easy; sales $500 bales.
Low ordinary 7l5l8c; ordinary
s 15.l6o; good ordinary. . ib-l8c; low
middllng 10 slice; middling 10 7.18c /;
good middling 10 ll.lBc; middling
fair lie; fair ~.
Futures closed very steady, TO Z
points lower, sal ~, "a, 300 bales,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-25
d .aln ana Rendslun a

whsNt. nnoios. 70 20 Jba, rsaium. Gj@50,
corn, sbss0Do. hay, loose Iom tbs wng0n,
$40 0O8i2 % per ton hale bAy, az Weo %;
bran. I've. PER 100 chops, VI Vpel Is per
loo.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-25
New YORK.
PRODUCE.

New YORK, April "a. --Flour-Dull
and lower.
Wheat-Spot closed steadier; op.
tons opened weak and lMllc lower,
afterwards recovered from the decline
and closed arm at about the best
figures; No. 81 00l In elevator; No.
2 red May gS9@99sc, closing at 90lc
June 81 00sGDl OH, closing at 81 0l3 ;
July 81 02i0Sl 03B, closing 81 o.
Corn Opened heavy and lose
lower, afterwards advanced aGDllc,
closing steady; No ., 55l@bBc Mt
elevator; No. 2 April nominal at SEQ;
May 55@56lc, closing at SOC; June 55l
@56sc, closing ut 500; July 58lC157c,
closing at $40,
PROVISIONS, ETC.
Coffee Spot fairly duh; options
fairly active, closing easy sales 3D.
600 bags. April 81 55; May 81 76@
Q 80; June So 80 az 90; July 81 00@7 05.
Sugar Firm; centrifugal 5i@5sc;
Muscovada 4s@4s 8 Trinidad 4.c;
Aracagae 3.l6; refined firm, granu.
lated BC96 1.18c; Cubas &c.
Molasses--F Firm.
Rice Steady, but rather quiet.
Tallow-Fltm.
Rosin--Steady.
Turpentlne- Stronger Mt S3l (D33lc.
Lard 3 TOD points lower and dull;
spot 81 Ia; May 81 1907 IL; June
81 2l@7 %; July 81 2g@7 80.
LIVE STOCK
Beeves Receipts, including fifty
car loads for exports, 1876 car loads.
Market was worst of for selling inter
est; extremes for steers "a 05@6 10; for
bulls, dry cows and fat oxen 81 500
. 90.
Sheep--Receipt 300; shade firmer
at S. 00@G 90 for uDshorn sheep 81 90
as 90 for clipped sheep and s. 100
9 rs for unshorn yearlings.
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~. Louis.
PRODUCE.


ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, April 2i.--Flour--
Dull and unchanged
Wheat--Lower, unsettled and irreg-
ular; opened fraction higher, then
declined, partially recovered, but fell
Off again and closed i(9Ic below yes
terday; No. Q red each 81 00l al oil;
May ST 00@Hl 00l. closing 81 OF bid;
June 81 02lC9l OBI, closing 81 or bid;
July 81 03l@l 0il, closing 81 o.;
August 81 04(9l 041.
Corn-Dull and lower; No, . mixed,
cash 43l@44sc: May A (9iiso, closing
44gc; June 45lG0i5sc; July 48b(446lc.
Oats Higher and firm; cash sac;
May S5hc June csc; year &c.
Corn Meal--Steady nj 81 30@2 80
Wool--Firm; tub-wAshed 23@2So;
unwashed l5(a2lc: Kansas HOLE;
Texas fall clip l0@l6c; spring clip
choice Eastern ISOLDE; Western l5G9
l6c.
Whisky--Steady at 81 Ia.
PROVISIONS.
Dull and dropping.
PorR--Sl2 90.
Bulk Meats---Car lots, Job, long clear
s. So; short rib IS 05; short clear 50 20.
Bacon--Long clear 50 25@6 373;
short ribs % 37l@0 80; short clear
~ 60@6 20.
Lard--$6 1906 so.
Afternoon Bodra--Wheat closed
Arm nc o higher,
Co-n advanced l@sc.
LIVE STOCK.
Cattle--Receipta 600; scarce, but sup
ply IL equal 10 the demand; heaviest
grades allow; medium weights steady,
extra grades g. 6O@5 30; fair 10 choice
shipping steers OF 1000 70 400 pounds
81 1905 SO; good Butchers steers
"a 50(a4 IS; cows and heifers 81 ESQ
4 Is; stockers 81 5000 %; feeders 81 40
(a,5 90: eorn-fed Texans 81 00Cai 75.
Hogs- Receipts 300; light grades
higher, "a 0OCD4 90.
Sheep - Receipts 500; shipments
none; quiet aud less firm; fair 10 good
muttons 81 1904 90; coed 10 choice
81 0DC64 50; extra 81 rs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-25
ON CHANGE.
..oek Market Was Exceedingly
M Yesterday Cotton Quo
tations Unchanged.

lain Markets Tluotuated Widely
Nj Closed Lower Provisions
STEADY The Figures
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-25

Winchester \,
'Ns hSe See'''''s'''.'''. .t..'.'........,,...lo
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Kansa. onr.

-. ikODUCE.
KANSAS Cry, Mo-, April 2i.--
Wheat-.lulet and generally lower,
cash and April nc bid; May and june
81 e bid; July SSlc.
corn--Dull and lower; cash sSlc
May 3ss bid June 3slc.
Oats Firmer ut 3ssc.
LIVE STOCK.
Cattle Receipts 1000. Moderately
active, 10 to follower; native shippers,
ll9b TO $40 pounds, 81 COCA rs; butch
era sT2 TO 100 pounds, ~ 0560i 80,
feeders "a 26@46O; stockers 81 00CaA %
COWS W 25@t 90; Texas steers, corn
red, averaging 929 pounds, "a %.
Hogs Receipts $500: weak and l0t
lower Mt 81 COCA 20.
sheep Receipts 200; quiet, firm
and unchanged,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-25
Chicago.
PRODUCE.

PRODUCE.
CHICAGO. ILL, April 2i,--Flour
Unchanged.
Wheat--bower, and fell of rapidly
10 from yesterday, then rallied. f!uc.
tuated aud closed 10 under Yesterday,
April S0l@S74c, closed SHE; May 81! IA,
Sslc, closed SSc; June 90s(A90lc, closed
90ic; July ~ s(1g2sc, closed 92sc
COrn-Slow and weak, rrlces de.
cllned 10, improved l@sc, huctuated
and closed 0 under yesterday, cash
1B9@40ic; April 46lGa464o. closed igIc,
May 40iSlTjc, closed All GAISsc; Ju iv
4,}@4so, closed 47lc; July i7l@lSlc,
closed 4SGD4Sic.
PROVISIONS.
Pork --Declined TO Toe. closed
steady; cash Sll COOL 05; May $ll 90
oil 20; Juue Sll 70@9ll so; July SltS0
oil so.
Lard-Qulet; ~ to So lower; cash
30 S79@6 90; May 81 S5G96 80; June
81 92l@6 974; July 81 00G97 02I.
Boxed Meats Easy; dry salt shout
ders 81 S5GDl 40; short rio So b69b 80;
short clear cash So 2506 80.
Wheat-At the afternoon board
wheat stronger: 90 higher.
Corn--Steady; c higher.
LIVE STOCK.
Drovers' Journal reports.
Cattle - Receipts 5000; weak, loo
lower, making l0c decline for the week
shipping cattle 81 50@5 90; butchers
81 50(9I go; stockers and feeders 80 40@
A. 40; Texans So 90@)i 80.
Hogs Receipts 1900; closed los
lower; 81 25694 40
Sheep Receipts 1000; slow aud weak;
shorn Texans So 00@2 40; natives, in.
ferlor to choice 81 00C94 90.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-25
THE Wool MARKET.

ia fer-diyidsnd. "a no saiss
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-25
salee, 1900 hAlea.

Recoipta At All United s,a,es Poet.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-03-31
Mignon Lsst Night.

A large and refined audience witnessed the
rendition of "Mignon" by the Emma Abbott
opera company at Blacks opera house last
evening. Both muscally and dramatically
"Mignon" is a delightful composition, and
was rendered with fue artistic effect. Miss
Abbott, who has improved in voice and as an
actress since her last visit here, sang with
surprising sweetness snd expression. Miss
Bellini, seautful ia figure, feature aud COS
tune, was graceful Filins, and charmed her
audience with voice Of exquisite clearness
and volume. The cast throughout was good,
the chorus singing with the precision and
power which distinguish study and disci-
pline.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-03-31
SALE OF BONDS.

NOTICE is hereby given that the city Of Spring
IN field, Ohio, will offer for sale to the highest and
best bidder at the Council Chamber in said city, on
Tuesday, the Slst day of March, A. d. 1885, At {
O'Clock p. m, the bonds Of said city the amount
of nine thousand (s9 600 dollars said bonds to be
OF denomination Of 81 900 each, TO bear per cent
per annum interest from the date Of same until
the payment OF the principal thereof,principal and
interest Of said bonds TO be payable at the City
Tressurers office in this city, the lst day Of Sep
Der, A. d. 1885. Said bonds to be issued for the
purpose Of obtaining loan in anticipation Of the
General Revenue Fund Of the city for the present
year, in pursuance OF Section 2700 Of the Revised
Statutes Of Ohio. Said bonds, when sold, to be
taken and paid for in cash by the purchaser there
of within five days from date of sale of same.
Bids for the purchase of said bonds may be filed
in writing with the City Clerk at any time prior tn
the time above named for the sale Of said bonds
and bids either verbal or in writing will ne re-
ceived on said 3lst day of March, at o o'cock p M.
when all bids will be considered by the City
Council, and said bonds will be sold at not less
than par value, subject to the conditions hereto
fore set forth, TO the highest and best bidder.
By order Of Council
Us. SHEwALTER, City Clerk.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-03-31

The Kentucky annual conference of II. E.
churches (colored body) will meet Thursday
next at 10 O'Clock a. IN. in Wiley NJ. E.
chapel, South Center street, Bishop Bowman,
of st. Louis, presiding. The conference in
cludes churches of the denomination in Indi-
ana, Kentucky and Ohio, and its sessions
bring to the city about one hundred minis
terial and lay delegates; men OF education
and ability, visit from whom is an honor to
any city. These delegates began arriving to-
day and become guests OF our citizens. The
conference will be in session about one week,
and its meetings will be public, especially
those of the various missionary societies.
When the body last met in Springfield the
lsmented Bishop !. ". Wiley himself pre-
sided.