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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-03

hvmnnn-- itougn iumpsr. poxinG. n inohs
and under, nrat-class, tiHs stripping. hsN, elh
boxing and foorina, cieArs, So thiok cieAr
~ aud IL. ca; rough lumber, second oiAs
ok. ioift and eoantlIng, culln, tl2hc.
Rtntro-~rlrai common white pine NO On
.eeond DO. sfi:bO: third DO. 50 poplar, tis o.
~; native pine NJ us; 40 X, s2o; native
DsnssrD iunnza-Iox,nx isinchss and
under, txs ooqDT 10. do kxs, ~ Oo<pd 10
Hcantilng, joist or any common lnnbsi
$40 0pgbH 10, boxing over n inuhse, tsQlDs
~ 90 THOR clears, ~ tol and n 81 OeE2 20
second olaas any Kind, e1O
DnsBann Arn MAruMnp LoontnQ-rlrn
olaEa, e2b, second uiaas, t726
Wltfru PINE FuANmHfr0 Lunnpn--lN ~
and tnch white Pine, eIO inch do, so.
CKii.tHG--BnApKp on fsArr-,rtrNt CON,
poplar, ". $40 UOipaib9 poplar, n, eSaBO0tp %
rstlyeptne X, SIN; do, ~ $40.
porLAA LuhnHh,--iX, ~, ana inch, pH
BHNoLEI- WHITE pine A. 81. do shaded a
es,sD, do extra No, 1, tsbO cypresa, bent hn
IIRnd, 81; do No, 4. ti9h: DO No. ., ss.Do, nAiiv
sawed heart, "a hnps, ks.
pioKEru.-Wh pine. dressed ana hssdsa
sanare OF NAT, !, yellow pine DO 70, lat
Inns, OEnnEy, Erc---lSme, Austin, Q
| per bbl, Cement, Louisville or RoesLala, o.
! per Dbl, Portland, e5 per bbi. Plaster pasi'
New YORK or Michigan, "a per Dbl, PlAa,s
sIiox. .FiTs-praoL srSo per N.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-03
Groceries.

MnAye-tsugar cnred hams loH@uc,H. 90
~, hnoon l0N@llo'b. C.baoon, ~ 0lSiSti Y, q,
IT. SAIL, 1h@1Ac,
fIeen-,nnnse tei' l0m hits, NO, t.lO NO
Whlt1 nAhi No. l, NIL, Dbia., $3.50, No, tt.2b;
Dried horringr, per boz 100. God nsh, $40.
LAkD-Tiercss, &c tlD oans, 80; yln cans,
SIC,
y0rrns.-Common; 100; ordinary, l0btn,
tair, no.; prime lilo, nsto, fancy, l2o; old
TnA-lmpefiA ,toe6O. gunpowder, 0O9f0.
hUqAn-Fine powdered, bbls- so doy
haii-bbls., sS.o,j out loaf, So; graduated
STANDARD IAc.i Louisiana gran ulnted, ---- i
standard A. 74o.i choice white, To-. yellow
clarified, encore.
kIoK-Louisiana. DHDTc.
bALT-Coarne, In bags. N.B0l,s0 me In
bags, ---i lake, In nat hoop bills, e2,lD
pookota, AND7Sc.
CANNED 9oopA, -Priceh per donon Pine
apples, standard, Sl,15; Peeohsn, standard, 2
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-03

BAR IRON, Oh bO.--rorway, Ho.i no. " 4
sheet iron, go; No " y sheet iron, bAt,
galvanized shsot iron. pat9I{o.; No. n Hsods
To; No, 4 do, lbc.; Nx1 roonng TN, yf q
OBS Co; ltI20 aud l0xli pat. do. " 1908 90
unnsr'a wire, w per cent. ONT timers stOoh
forty pbr cont. on, cook htov@ filth ware
$40 60db2b O0i do, with trimmings, Nt tOqptO0t
WOOD WORK. Wagon aIlss, vOo.ebV 90
tongues pOoG1el OOi aingistr0cs, al bolntsrs
800; Hpoksa. e27b1B D0l fello0s, 81 1909 ~
DoublstreoA. " V1b4 00i neck yoheA, " 0ce
26y, plow bcama, t0t6Sc., plow handler VI 4
0260; hhndioa. VI 1909 ~.
HAILs. VI % hog. basis l0d..-Bnrdsn hors'
nh0e, per reg 70 49, Perkina do, Mi wall
or do, " B0j burden mule, " bOj North wesi
EN- horse shoe nails, No. 4, 800, No ., $50" nc
., 30, no, J, 40, No. |, 2lo.i "I1shs's doa no
4 .e0 NO. y 70, No. q &C. No. I. go, 20 /,
no., No, Y, lDcj No. 3, lbo.
Ak Et--K.K., per dozen, W 5Opl0 0ui Lake
" 0Ogto ~; HAokensank. 90 6GT 10 I BOY
handled, 10 zoos ~.
yEFKi6EKATUIss.--F l Climax 1Ti0
No. 2. 40, sls eDi No. d do. tns No'sda' ~
No. do. nn
MIBOEiII4AHEOUs-rr chains, a. ~
pair. teD7o,; pillow singletress. per dos, "
piow doubiotroea, per doean BOZ atoei
bells, 90 per cent on; door locks, " NOV "
wood screws, % and 10 per oenL ont Up oar
door butta. ~ and ~ per cont on cot eDi
timed taokh, ~ per osnt. Oft ooffee mills, .
pDr can't. OH blind hinKea, 40 and 10 per osnl
on, carriage bolts, Is aud 10 per can't. on
pillow bolts. 10 Per cent offI pisoe TN ware
~ per cent. on; deep stamped wars, ~ %
cent on. 1hallow stamped ware, 20 per oes
on. iApAnnsd ware. ~ Dor oeni on
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-03
TIE GAZETTE: FORT WORTH TEXAS. SUNDAY MAY g.

llc, and options heavy at II 10 lie
lower, later ruled stronger and closed
with reactions Of IC9ilc; No 2rdSi OH
IN store ~ 03@Sl 03I afioat; Ma. 2 red
May VI 0ll(9l OF. closinp Sl O2: luna
VI OF @l O3! CLOSING 81 0Ss; July 81 or
@l O6l, closiDg$l 05
Uorn-opened ! TO &c lower, later
rallied l6s clcslpg firm:
No. 2 6Sl@5SSc elevator: 5olNa0c
afloat; No. 2 May 57l@5sc, closing 57ic
June .s1@5Tlc. closing 57s; July 5TiG1
5Isc, closing $40.
PROVISIONS.
Coffee-Spot fair; Rio dull and weak
81; options SOLO points lower and fairly
active; sales 1850 bags; May SO iO6
9 80; June 50 SOFAS 60; July So O0(a8 20:
August So 1905 so.
Sugar-Firm and very quiet: fair
to good refining steady; standard A
ll.l6c.
Molasses-Stropg.
Rlce-Steady and moderately active.
Tallow--Steady and firm.
Rosln- Easier; 81 05@l Oh for COM
mon To good strained.
Weaker.
Wool Steady barely steady; domes.
lie fleece 27@36; pulled 2i@S2; Texas
902l.
Pork-Dull; spot SI2 75.
Lard-Very dull spot 81 loo; May
W lS;June 81 l4@7 20; July 81 2s(D7 30.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-03
Nsw orIeAns.


New ORLEANS. May 2-Flour--
Higher and quiet; choice "a 30
C)b 90: fancy IS 0O@D6 %; extra fancy
S5 50@l5 90; winter wheat patent 5000;
Minnesota patents 80 90; bakers W 90.
Corn Moderate demand; higher
fair supply, mainly white; mixed sell
ing at tl962c.
Oats Steady, fair demand; choice
52c.
Corn Meal Good demand; higher
Hay Quiet; supply good: prime
10 strlctly prime SIS O0@22 00i choice
10 fancy S22 26@H 90.
PROVISIONS, ETC.
Lard--Quiet; refined tieroe W W.;
Bulk Meats Quiet; shoulders packed
higher at 81 80
Bacon-Qulei; shoulders nominal AZ
a so: long clear and clear rib W d2l
Hams--Fair demand and frmtii
choice sugar-cured canvassed lO(9l0lc,
Whlsky--t5teady; Western rectiiied
81 05@9l % !.
Coffee Qniet; cargoes, common 70
prime, 7(G0ic. a..
sugar--Siesdy; common TO goou ~ W
4lC9lsc; fully fair 70 strictly prime o'e
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-03
Wool and eide.

Twelve months clip. light, nns and mso
nm ltol6; ine heavy 70 light IipB; 81
light nne and medium, i20iE ooars
SOFA,
HIpIpg--No. heavy nint. dry " N 40, Mo
2heayy mint, dry, pn Ito, No. 1 light mint
heavy, damaged, " n y; calf skins and badl,
damaged. " y 1000; green, salted, sound, v .
so butchers. green, v n b1tc.
Hides from milon cattle generally bough
ha,,h bringing about l2Hc whom weighing
over 10 pounds each. Whom sold ON seized
uon they bring from l0k 10 lie, according Y
grade, Dnt generally grade No. 2, ~ vii
therefore be- To the interest Of tho stookmor
10 sell them mat
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-03
Liquors.

wnmKr--hsotsnsa q IvolDy, ~ per proc
sour mash, one year old. y - two yeAis OF
sxtra old whisky t&ebk,
WInns.-tlarst, okss,Hs M4l0oQ. ~ per ava
iiyl catAwba. Per gallon, 90 70 rori, " De
par Eei,, q c6es o. wniss wins. In case
kss-ssoes Ais per doa. " Wss ~ Poru
per don, " U012 ~
CmAnrAoEn-r &. n. hamn = 70. ppt-s
pTy, s1u ODon OF AaioElos, IN bhs6 d. w cog
q. krnf. ~ eeshst. "a ooaSi,D Domesn
dry, pinln, WI w.
BorTIsnD bEnn--Ismp's quartz. els VI pt.
~ VI Budweiaar quarts ~ ~; pintG D1 ~
Schlita AilWnukee, quarts tl2 ~ pin6 ~ *
Anthony a Kunn's. ats el2 W, pints tiS s
~, glaussp q fop's el,AsnpAgus bssr, quaTi
u gl6iai Bromer.KaiseF, imported, % ".
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-03

HEADoUAHrrns DIRT OI THE mIHhoulti,
OFFICE 90 CIffEF QuAIgfHItM AHrEli,
Fohr Ina, ErwohTn, kAa1
Ap Al a. 1870.
Sealed proposals., In triplicai0, subject "a
iha usual conditions, W II be rsoeiySd AT this
offire ar A. The offices OF the quarter ma tiers
At ibe poa'H named below, nnul lg Oiluek
moor central Htanda q time, Dn Monday,
May 4, i5s5, AT which Time and place they
viii 10 opened Ia tho presence ~ Attending
bidders, Tor furnlshlngnnd deliNsiy ~ wood,
coal aud charcoal during the iiaehl year he'
ginning Julg l, lbst, nj fOrtH LesycnWorll,
Riley aud Haze, Kan. forM supply, III,
Reno aud Gibson, /, ~ Fort Fllloll, ToA1
Fort Lyon and tho Cantohment ON the uus
compahgfo, Colorado.
The government reserves Tho Tiaht 10 ~.
leut any or MI bida prsfe onee given ~ mr.
II los ~ domestic production and mRnuiAe'
tnfn, conditions of price and quality hnlng
equal, and tuCb preference giyan ~ nrtioleh
ol dpmsa 10 pfodu lion ~ Il nBnnfacture
prod uphd on the Pacific cpnsi W the extent
OF the eQnsnmptlcn required by the pablo
servi q there
blank proposals and printed circulars CIV
ing full inform ton viii DO furnthhed on APP
piIcaiion 70 this niiice pr W ths auRf termaH'
lnre of the pOsH named.
Envelopes cNnialning proposals slonid 10
marked. 'PfOpoenls for s-~--- 1T - - nnd
addToaBed a. tho nDd0faign d or 10 tho 10
spseiive p0ht guArterInnstoTs.
Major and QuarinTneeter. u, ", A..
chief QuAftarmaHiet,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-03
uountrv rroano,,

PotRtoss--lrian. psr busnel, 800, barre
o. 90: Onions, per b6l, Red % Oo Yellow. 90 II
Turnips, white. por Dbl. OK 90 itutSrboea, 81 rs
BeanR. II. 7. med. bbls., aEcd laIE'
medium per bbl., ~ ~. small, per bbl,, Ok 90
half bb.. mod, "a CO., half Dbl, small, 70 ~
Choose, half cream, lS4o.: full cvssm II
Peanuts, 10. Cider, hslt.bbi., tl7b Cab
bags, per ID, In crate 36t8Ho,
PoULTnY-Hsna, B22b % % per doHsn
young chickens, o. 7bab1 90 Turkeys % 20 o,
each 1eess, 1850 @tS Ducks, " b0Gu 10
BooH--Par doHsn, B1bi0c.
fresn country butter. choice D022ke.
Creamery .sbaeB7tsc.: OLD Duttsr, B0lUc., .olsd
margarine, 1bg
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-03
ON CHANGE.
oar. Lis,lsus Yesterday, the
,. "r,a Being Very Mar
,ow--0otton higher.
I !, MARKETS We're Active and I'm
l ll,s Closing Generally Steady
The Figures
FINANCIAL.
ypt0NpoN HOARD.

~ ruE LONDON BOARD.
" oos. May ., ! p. M.--Consols
"A Tburday night at 95 l.lB and,
n I. n the feeling prevailing now
900 "a more probable than war,
.,.,od ,hIs morning AT 06 for
p "nsv mud accounts. In a few
MN NAV advance TO 06s. AT 1880
are ID l.l6 and have now fallen
a The opening price. 90,
',ar securitles closed Thursday
q stS5l. They opened this morn
4 poIpts higher at 81,
- ard home and foreign funds
ara active and very firm.
-Consols are now 30.
80 TsE NEW YORK BOARD.
in ycRK, May 2.-Government
y s,rong and quiet. The AS adj
IN I while 3's yielded to 1922, ut
sales we're made.
H bonds were quiet, about
Il week closed at the stock eN-
= = io.day without any material
ain the general situation Some
the extreme listlessness and
4 "a Of the market may be OBJ
from the statement that
Il two of the usually
= stocks showed extreme
X atoms between 10 and 3 o'clock
|bre than per cent, these two
\ New York Central and st. Paul,
4 81 which was trided In with u
= Of per cent.
result OF the late decline left
4 Of the active stocks n shade
a than last evening, but the diff
,ces are only TO per cent, Union
In and Missouri Pacific made
<aIns Of per cent.
4 total sales of the week have
snted to only 100, 900 shares, a de-
i, from last week OF $50, 900 shares
\ changes in prices AZ compared
n Saturday last are unimportant,
n In most cases far less than per
Il Omaha preferred Is n lower.
MONEY.
Nv YORK, May Q Money - On
et per cent and closing ut |
cent; prime mercantile paper
bar silver 81 0Sl; foreign ex.
8ge, actual business, ~ S6@i IS
e Is very little business doing.
4 EXCHANGE.
*w ORLEANS, May . Sight ex'
ne s2O0 per $1,000 premium
tng bank 81 81; coneols 839@6i!
3ERNMENT AND RAILROAD BONDS.
fw YORK, May 1.-The follow.
|kere the official closing quota
\ At the New York Stock exchange
afternoon, az compared with those
yesterday
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-03

yuraianrs imitation var
aanh "a s0eDS ~ all walnut. ~ b0sDi0 90, CHAIR
wood seat, v dos, o. 1907 0Ol cane ana rattAl
seat, o. OOlt1 00 cane ssnt, dining, 9l2 000Hl 90
philds aud rockers, 81 p0aels 90, large rook Ing
I 90, Mirrors, arch tops q dos. ~ DOQll 81
rnblee. round, g2DodDSbp, fall Loaf, 81 bOGb
anfps, eAnn, " MOI 10; bureaus, % b0Sn2D NJ
wash stands, 81 2SeB 30; bed springs, ~ 100 "
BABY Carriages. % bQ9eaI
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-03
liverpool.

LIVERPOOL, May 2.-Spot closed
with upward tondencing, active de
mand; l6 higher.
Ordinary B d; good ordinary sd;
low middling SID; middl'ng uplands
3d. middling Orleans ) l3.10d.
Total sales 10000 baloe; American
$500.
Imports 1000 bales American 1000
Futures closed firm, and 3 TO 4
points higher.
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galveston.

galveston.
GALVESTON, May 2--Spot closed
steady, l-l6c higher; gross receipts $50
bales; sales, COG; exports, none; stock,
10 30
Ordinary $ 10 Ice; good ordinary
3 10 Ice; low middllng 10 Lace; mid.
ding 10 5-l6c; good middling 10 0.l8o;
mlddling fair 10 IL Ice.
Futures opened firm, became barely
steady. closed quiet but steady 3 TO q
points higher. Sales 1856 bales.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-03

Bsevea-.(jorn fed. This class OF oatiip has
boz prstty we'll e1haustfa Tue offerings,
NJ present, being barely enough 10 suppiy
the local Inarkcti prices ranging from SH@
3Hc per pound.
Grass fed Ia consequence ~ the severe
winteF, there viii b. no grasa cattle 1T
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-03

NEW ORLEANS, LA, May 2.--Spot
closed steady, &c higher; sales, $50
bales.
Low ordinary 1890; ordinary
1880; good ordinary IL l6c: low
middling 10 ll6c; middling 10 5-lG';
good middling 10 9 l6c; middling fair
l0Ic; fair II 5-l6c.
Futures clos d steady, 10 II points
higher, Anlea. 3A 600 hnlea
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-03

. S,i0c; gray white 5lc; yellow clatl-
He'd oa@blc; of white 3 a.i0@5sc.
Molasses Centrifugal quiet and
iirmj common 20 good common 15@9oc,
,alr 70 good fair 1902; prime to strict.
~ prime 26@Ssc.
kice-Dulli ordinary 10 primo 40
95@07lc. fF'''
Cotton Seed oll-Dull crude sic F;
refined 5000; cake glc, FREQ on
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-03
HrnInnrIELn. Tnnn.

bFNINNFAtihs ibHht
On, J. BRADFIELD Dcdr My--hy dantbsI
has been suffering for many yeara with thai
dreadful sfiiiction known M Female Disease,
which has cost me many dollars, and moi.
withdrawing had tbs beat medical alton.
dance, could not md relief have used
many other kinds OF medicines without any
eject had Juut about given her up, was
out Of heart, but happened Ia the store Of w
". .Kckier several weeks since, and hs, know
ing Of nay daughters afiiiCiion, persuaded
mo 10 buy bottle Of your Female Reguih'
lor Che began 10 improve Al once. was ~
delighted with its effects that bought sew
erai moro bottles OF ~: ana knowing what !
do about ~ n to-day one OF my family was
suffering with that Awfni disease. I wonId
have e ~ n cost 80 q bottle, fos can truth.
FULLY say II has cured my daughter SOUND
and wall. aud myself ana wife DO most heart
ny recommend your Feinaie HeKolator 20 b.
lnsi what II IL represented 70 be.
~. -, FEATHEItsToH.
Treatise on the Health and Happiness a.
THK HnADFfeLp RggULATon Co,
IoN ~, Atlanta. Ga.
n. w. Williams a Co. Wholesale aud retail
genta Fort Worth, Texts.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-03

whsah, anulcv, ~ 10 100, c'aainpi UbGbf0
corn, 6bnB0o, hay, loose 800 IN. wagon
$40 O0@l2 W por ton bale hRy, az Nnl4 90
bran, TOO. per 100; ohops, q vel 20 Der
10
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-03
wv q wi "A M /!
Her IIeaIt and Happiness are Matters
OF Great Concern 10 all Mankindj

NIAW mANIFITA VA
Some month"; ago boughta bottle OF ID
!. IIradnelda FomRio Regulator, ana used II
Ia my family with great satisfaction. have
recommended II 10 three families, and they
have found II TO just what il claimed for ~,
The females who have used II are now Ia per
Got health aud able 10 attend 10 their house
aold duties. REV. II. ~, JOHNSON,
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HanRnH Oity.
......

PRODUCE.
KANSAS Cry, Mo-, May g.
Wheat-Active and lower; cash SOFA
S0gc; May S0sc; June sec; July S5ic.
Corn--Cash weak; futures steady;
cash 4llc; June il3c; Jrly 42lc bid.
Oats Higher; 37sc bid.
LIVE STOCK.
The Live Stock Indicator reports:
Cattle-Recelpts 500; market slow
aud weak but not quotably lower;
shipping steers of 1886 to ll40 pounds
81 SOB 20; butchers steers OF 1000 10
100 pounds 81 356D4 IS; feeders, 81 %
@4 CO.
Hogs Receipts S,4OO; steady and
firm ut So 5000 20
Sheep-Receipts76 10; steady and un-
changed.
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~. Louis.
...-.-....u.

~. Louis,
PRODUCE.
st. LOUIS, Mo-, May 2 Flour
Easy but not lower.
Wheat--Sold 10 llc lower early,
then recovered, with an urgent short
demand for June, which put II up 40
premium over July, and closed &c
above yesterday, while July and Aug
ust closed 4 to 10 below; No. red,
cash 81 0iaGD1 05; May 81 04sC9l 05k,
closing 81 05l; June 81 053@l 07i,
closing 81 07sj July 81 053CDl O62, clos.
ing 81 00h.
corn--Lower and slow. closing TO
10 under yesterday; No. mixed, cash
i7A@47ic; year 43lc, closing at inside
tlgures.
Oats--Lower and weak; No 2mixed,
closing AT inside figures.
Corn Meal-Hignor and firm at
81 go cash.
Wool Receipts are increasing, but
offerings OF good lots small, and sales
ARE therefore light; good grades want
ed and prices arm.
Whisky at VI IA.
PROVISIONS
Slow, and only Job trade done.
Pork Lower; 81 30
Lard FirmeT; % zoos 20
Bulk Mests--CAr lots free on board
long clear s. 81; short rib vs. sOi shor
clear 50 10
Bacon Long clear SO l249G %
short ribs 81 5000 80; short cl.ai
50 60@6 60.
LIVE STOCK.
Cattle Receipts 200; supply very
scant and only small retail trade done
Hogs--R Receipts 1900 steady VI log
4 10
Receipts 1900; steady ane
| firm, demand chiefly for clipped
J which sell quick for 1904 OOi woolet
! sheep dull NJ 81 00ia4 80,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-03
changed
Chicago.
PRODUCE,

PRODUCE.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, May 2,-Flour-
Quiet and unchanged
Wheat-Fairly active but unsettled,
owing TO the peaceful tenor of war
news; market opened i@llc, declined
lc additional, rose 10 on new rumor
OF war, iluctuated and closed 70 under
yesterday; sales ranged: MAY SsgG9S0sc,
closed sole; June 90}@0l3c, closed
9l@c; July 90 @93s G, closed 93lc.
COrn-MarRct weak; early declined
&c, later improved 10 for May, &c for
other futures and closed unchanged. TO
| 10 higher than yesterday; cash 1S3@
40lc; May 4S(940lc, closed 49i"; June
1Ss940c, closed 4Sic; July iS9@iOlc,
closed 40l.
| PROVISIONS.
Pork -5@l0c lower early but rallied
again: cash $ll 60G9ll 20; May $li 80
oil 55 June Sll i74@li $40 July
oil 6b@ll ia
Lard = In moderate request and un-
changed; cash So s0@8 S6l; May ~ 50
as 50; June So 00@6 92l; July So 07l
ar 02l,
Boxed Meats-S,eady; dry salted
shoulders 81 d5(di so; short RIBS " "a
F.; as 80; short clear SO 2069G %.
LIVE STOCK.
Drovers' Journal reports:
Cattle Receipts 1000; market Glow
and weak; loo lower; shipping 81 Goa
| 5 rs; butcners' stock 81 5000 B5; stock
ers and feeders 4 O0G06 90.
Hogs Receipts IL 900; market DC
lower at 81 1904 90
Sheep Receipts 1900; steady; com.
mon 10 fair So 5O@i o.; medium TO
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nrnr.nnh MnhLoInns.

DHu0r,
BARK, Cinnamon per N ~, Peruvian, b9a o.
Borax, ltc. bl-OaTbpnate OF AodA, Englini
30. CopperAA, sos, CinohinediR per oa ~
otA. CASTLE Hoap, per N l0qDlh. Cream tartar
Caiomel, y. a W., 76eD63 english, pcr Id, bot
Ito Included, a6dbi 90. Chloral Iydrats, per II
q bOdei 70. Chloroform, per 10 bottle inolud
Cd, CO. p9mpoalti9n powder, per 10 y
~. Gum opium, per 10 itGHi b. dunn Dan,
phor. por 10 GIGeA. Morphine, por on ~ t0t
-. OIL, Castor, machine. 10000. ola, Cast OF
per gallon, u Ggpl To- OIL lAro winter
strained, B6dp7b; oil, lard, No. |, GhQeTu. Quin
inc, T.. a W., per oS VI ~. Flowers sulphur
iISdab, Alum, B<eob, Prescription walls b,
S Ser ct OK gsow cs"s s market ppicss' issbaG
patent medicines, nj list Theyers Flni'
Extmota, ~ per cent. on. Y. ID. Flnid Ma
traotA, - per cont. on. Essential oils, ~
Inuis list
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-03
srArr or oronorA, Troup County.

STATE OF oEoR0IA, Troup county.
have examined the recipe OF DIR. Josiah
fFndfeld aud pronounce u 70 bo ooinbinh'
tion Of medicines Of great merit In the treat
nopt Of ali diseases o. females for which he
recommends II. W.. u, BRAsLgY, N. u.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-03
New YORK
PROnucr

New YORK.
|Nng " PRODUCE.
"a hs.va, okK: May 2.-Flour--DulI
|Whsss snu again 10 to i5s lower.
0po' grades declined / 70
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-03
strictly purA white lead, ~ COT bpiriu
tufpontino bO1eba Boiled oil. d1aDbhc.
THE HIt uLM MA COIOIIn.

Ivory drop black, In, per 10 1907 EpRiisl
coach black Ia. per 10 Iao; lamp black, ~, 20
black paint, Ia. 90. .fruahlnn blue. Va, ~, Ia
no; tUltramarino blun, ~, IN, Oc. biua paint
IN, 40; raw Turkey lumber, il. No; burnt TnI
key lumber. In, 10; raw italian hionnR. In, 20
burnt italian sienna, 10, 30. VankyEe brown
D. o., IN, Igc American vormillion, ~, No; IN
dian red, In, II, NinettR rod, In, o., i2Hs, ats
20, Chrome yellow. L., ~. o. q u, o., 10, 100
Yellow oohre, In, On, l2bss, 2bs, No.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-03
Now YORK.

NEW York, May 2.-Spot closed
quiet and i-l6c higher. Sales SO.
Ordinary Slc; good ordinary Zoe;
low middlinR 10 ll.l0c middling nc;
good middling II 3l6c; middling fair
II &c;
Failures closed steady and . TO u
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-03

The yislbIe supply OF cotton In the
world on Saturday, May 2. according
10 the New York Chronicle, lis IA
follows:
Total supply to-day ,...,....,,,,,a..~., 2t8O,yib
Same day last yeaf....'-."", ''.""""',. 2,ID,lt
DIfiorenoe-de crcnse-.u.. .,.,...,.u,.. BD,59s
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-03
All Sorts of

hurts and many sora q ais Of
man and beast need a cooling
lotion. Mustang LinimepL
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-03

ivory drop black. 2,c. raw turkey umpsi
2bc burnt Turkey lumber. $50, raw lthliai
aionna NC; burnt Italian sienna, AGO. Van
dyke brown, 2bc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-03

COTTON mARKErs.
Heoeipts At All United states Ports.
PoRrs. This Tnle This Last
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-03
PROPOSALS FOa FUEL.

HEADQUARTERS DEpr oT TINE mIssoubti,
OFFICE % CIifEF QuAEfnHh AsrEn,
Fohr Ina, ErwoATn, kAsJ
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-03

Treatise on ths Health and Happiness o.
Tms BaxDyixLp RxeULAyon CO.,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-02-04
GOODS ARE GOING FOR a SONG"
The Result at Reinhardts,

1t may be safely estimated that not
less than 5000 of our citizens and stran-
gers thronged Reinhardt's temporary
quarters, Nos. $50 and $50 Elm
street, at Crowdus' old stand. IL
is further estimated that on Saturday
last that concern sold over $1,000 OF
slightly damaged clothing, hats, and
furnishing goods, the computed value
of which must have aggregated at least
5000. If the concern goes on that
way for The next sixty days, it
is safe to assert that they win supply
our citizens, and country people with
probably 100000 worth OF stock at about
One-halt the price these goods are usu-
ally sold for. ReiDhardt in broad, lib
eral and full of energy, and his success
in meeting the ready sale of his enor-
nous stock is due to the fact, that he
has never humbugged the public by an.
nouncing bogus selling Off sales.
1t is to the credit of the executive
skill and ability of any business man to
thus bring into life an active trade in q
dull, depressed season, and the secret OF
the matter is: In these hard times the
working masses who are in need Of
goods can obtain them at the value al
which the insurance companies fur
nished them to Reinhardt, aud Rein
| hardps establishment, by its fair uni
form dealing with all, thus LAYS the
foundation at no distant day for tn,
most gigantic clothing business il
Texas.