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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-05-21


ceipt of local fair, consisting chiefly of butcher
grades. Market on this class dull and shade
lower No heavy shipments here We quotes
Choice shipping grades .4O05.75
Medium TO good shipping grades. 4.90O5.15
Common to fair shipping grades. 4.500a.7O
Stockers and feeders. -..--.--..-.... 4.O00475
Choice and hefers- .-...-.....-... 4.4O O5 90
Medium to good cows and heifers ..... 3.7004 Is
Common to fair and heifers 2. 5OO3.4O
Veas, common to good --............... 4.00O6.25
Bulls common to good 2.2503.75
Mixers, common to good %. 90 05O. 90
HoGs-Receipts, $500; shipments 1000
Quality fair. Market opened late and slow, at
yesterdays closing prices Later the market be-
came more active. All selling Packers and
shippers buying Closed firm. We quote:
Select light medium. 81. 2504.3 80
common TO falr night --.-. 4I5O4.ZO
Pigs, if fat. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 3.90O4.1 10
SHzEP-keceipts, AGO. shipments 400. Receipts
fair. Market dull at unchanged prices. We
quote:
Good to choice clipped grades. $50 5O03.75
Fair to medium clipped grades. 3.0003.3O
Common clipped grades Z.25O2.75
Spring lambs 4.0OO5.5O
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-05-21
LIVE STOCK.
The Local Cattle Market Dull-Hogs More
Active and Firm.

INDIANAPOLIS, May 70.
CArTLE-Receipts, $50; Shipments so. Re-
ceipt of local fair, consisting chiefly of butcher
grades. Market on this class dull and shade
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-05

AsAfe-sugnr cured pAmn, iO1fdatlos q. o..
y. bacon, lQk@llc;b 3. cbaoon, S<eshc; 8. O.
FIsM-s seXsrsl, lun kits, no. !. u.lo No.
ALTO half bbls., No. !, &c 3D. No. q, e5.6t;
Whit nah, No. /, nlf. bbin., soho, No, 4 to.@
Dried mornings, per bog. 400. Cod fsh; $40.
$40; lon cans. SIC; On cans, s)6o; . y cans.
SIC.
OoryEE.--Common loc.; ordinary, lc,fa,
tair lle.; prime Kio, uxo; Anoy, leo; OLD
TEA-Imperiei, tb1e0; gunpowde1, 506Tn.
SuGAn-Ftns powdered, bbls., 30; do,
staLdard 7ssc.; Louisiana granulstsd, - :;
standard a. ne; choice white, TO-: yellow
clarified, 64e@7c.
bAIr-Coaree, in bags gl.2el.te nns IN
bags, -: lake in nst hoop hhla-. Eilo
pockets, HNfe7Ho.
apples, standard, us, Peaohsa, standard.
lbs, u.e5; lbs. S2,2Sso25o, soconda. pG.
$50; ne. q 10, Tomatoes, standard, 2 px.
corn, U.l0@I.65i Groen peas, 9.Sa; Goose.
oyrierS, iul weight. / n, G.is; S., sSiO. light
GS,Ssii, ~ e. ssc DE- az ks ssl%sp' n
i9c@I.Oo, sArdineN. American, 0.O5 care.
imported, SIS. 90 case: Htrawbsrriss. q ~,
sI.t0: Kagle Oondansed milk, - 5li
Barring PowDKn.---t5ilves LOAF, 4b oans
For aosen, $685. 1sfe. do. u 50; lido, " sol
sUNDsIrs-- sSto- Bonp. common
t1fc; German olive, bbSc. Candles, full boAeA
| b5for halveg. Q, quarters. o. Indigo. $50 D
Blueing, @Ai.OO dozen. Colernan'a mustard a,
ti.A01s5.6O doson. MRooaruni. impaired, lob.
| American. G, box. Bnohstn, two hoopn
! e2OO doSen:well buckets, 800 dossn. Rroonnb
.s6tD8. 20 doson brilliant oil. bbia., lTo.: Eu.
pion, do, 2Tc.; do, 10 oasos " 20 Brilliant,
IS cases. 81 90: do, l-la oaaes. 1884.
FI.oua - StanArd'H Royal Patent. 81 %
q bbl, eRoks. 90 TOO Y 100 -: No. ! TexSe
per 100 lba. 81 TO, No q %, No "a rs. Corn meal
| per bushel, I6c; hominy and gritA, y Dbl
| vs. co. Oatmeal, q hall bbl.. "a %, Crack I'd
| wheat, y n, 90; CraoksrE n hodR, &c.,
xxx soda, eS<e,: cres5n $40, aiSgar snsps,
| PELTRIEs-Deer skins, v N 15@is; ante.op,
| skins, v N l0Dl8o; goat skinA, each, l002t
| Hhsep pelts, according 10 amount OF wool
| 2lc0b up; sheariingg, according 10 amount o.
| wool, 6@blO; Mexican ghoep pelts, S@510o
Mexican sheep peits improved, lGlso. Msf
| lean shosp Bneariings, Be,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-05
HnrdMaro.

BAR IRoR, ~ b1.-rorway, e.; 40, y
shSst iron, as{c.: No. ~ y sheet Iron. bho,.
galvE niEsd sheet iron, yt1glfc.: No. X Nsofs
Hc.; No. u DO, l5c,; zOT2a room ng tin, ts
Dl6 so; IsED and lcxtl pat, DO. 81 7be,b o.
tnnafls wire, 30 per ocnt. on. unner,h ntoof
forty per cent. on; cook HtoveS 9Th wete
SO Slfb2b o.: do. with trimmings, tld 9qle1Ol
WOOD WORK. Wagon axlsH, VJo.G2ll w
tongues. sOc,oeI 90: Kilgletrees, VI bolstafs
hOo.: spokes, 81 1908 10; felloos, y aa12 =
Doubl0trees, 81 1904 COZ mock ychest " VOC
2bD: pillow beams, 60ftB5c.; piow bandias VI n
@260; handles, 81 TbE2 60.
NAILS, So 70 keg. basis i0cs--Burdar hofts
shoe, per ksg, eS -: Perkins do, G 30; Walk
on do, % 60; Burdsn muie, % 6oi ho1thWSst
ern horse shoe nails, No. 4, 500, 80, 900, N
=, re, No. Z, TIC, no. s 2Dc; "l.Ase~, ue,s p.
lee: AnHaDle 90, No. 4, 60, NO. 3. &o.' NO
nc, H2; 7, w. no, :. -. a, S,o,,on. Inr.,
81 O0a9 30; Hacblsnsaalr. ~ 60et1 " boys
handled, 90 boft8 30.
REFRidEHATORS.--H J Climax. SlItO
No. 2. DO. as ~; No. do t1ss No DO" a.
CELIAANEOUB-rrnsa ohRirs, y rs'
pair, isle: piow singletrte1. peI 1oz.s W
pillow doublotreea. per do4ea " ~! syo s
balls, % per ont. on; oDsr looEnl " NiFs "
WOOD soTeyn. 50 ard 10 par cant On cf<
door butts, &C ana ~ par cont OF; Sut AZ.
timed lacks, 20 pr cont, OILS oofies milIa :
per CENT. on; bio Ia hiedss % AID 10 psr eso'
ON: carriage bolts, O. and 10 per oent. on
pillow bolta, IS per cant. OFT pie0n I'm Mefs
" per osylt. Oh; deep stamped whfe, ~ ~
can't 90. shallow ptamped ware " psi oa<
OH ioSannsd warA Do Dor osnt On,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-05
New YORK.
PRODUCE.


NEW YORK, May --Flour--Dull.
Wheat-Onsettled and depressed;
spot lots declined to &c, and options
3 to SIC, closing steadier with recov-
ery OF /! to &c; No. 2 red ST. 029l 02l
elevator; 81 00E@1 OH afloat; No. 9
May 09c@Sl 00,, closing 99lc; June
999asl C2, closing 81 OOl; July 81 OH
al 03s, closing 81 OH,
Corn Spot lots declined J to lie,
and options2 to PIE, closing heavy
speculation moderately active; No. 2
57B6y5Ssc elevator; $4,000 atioat;
No. 2 May 55I957ec, closing 55Ic; June
55l@)57,c, closing 55ic; July 55l@57sc,
closing 55sc.
PROVISIONS.
Coffee-Spot dull and weak; options
about 20 points lower and active; No.
red spot So 80; sales 81 $50 bags; May
So o5G6 SIS; June Sc 5000 40; July 81. As
c9O so; August &c 50@6 90.
sugar Firm and quiet; fair
10 good refining l3.18@4 l5.l6c; sales
al 755 bags: draooja Z; ON change moth
Ing was done; refined quiet; mould A
90: Off A 5s@5l; standard A 5si
formulated 8 l1-l6. cubes 1915
Molasses-Stronger so test lSl.
Rice-Quiet and steady.
Tallow-Dull aud quiet.
Realistically
Turpentine-Steady; 80! -
Pork-Dull, declining; spot Sl2 5otD
IL rs.
cut Meats -MiddliDg dull long
clear 60. S-,o.
Lsrd--7@9 points lower; spot ~ lOi
June 81 l2@7 IS; July 81 22C97 "a
| LIVE STOCK.
Beeves-Receipts 5lsO, includlng oU
ear loads for export, making IL $40 for
the week; prices were about lOC
higher; extremes So 1905 80 for steers
aud So sO0S 90 for bulls; S carloads o
cUrn-fed Texas steers cold at % 3oC9
8 40. "a on,
Receipts 700, making 81, 80.
for week; dull; unshorn sheep ~ ooCa
a 023; clipped sheep at S3 sI(a,5 - hhe
unshorn yearlings st S6 0O@7 ia
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-05

LunAnc--8ougn fuy4haS, boxinss lnons
eglE cndsr, nrnt-glaps. Ylh, str ppin AZ, ge
" ANIL ~ el5i roCsfh lumber, neeona rtsN
Fft ioist and Foapsine, cul.s, 3lilbdi
Q.pIEes-FJrBt ocscfnon whita LIZA, ~ w
sanopd do. syT.hss th3rd do. s2b: sopief. ~ ~
n 50: n4t.ye riss n. US co - ~ ns'lVs
rough, eibO. ,a... -,
under, as radb91 so 10 Arh. w Oo0l W.
boantlirg. toiNt or any common iaIns.l
~ Oof01I ~ boxln2 oyor "a taohses ~
RI g. fhisf clsefs, " tolAznad Z. ~ Nay "
uoOoun elinn. any kind. Va ~.
DRHssEn AED MAroitsp fIoohrHe--Fns
oiass W. zooond class. 93s ~.
WU,TnPTKx FugNruzslfso LunBHn-lA H.
ana inch white pine, Ntf inch doI W.
OEIIIH0-nHaDEn OK Pt.AIn--n iHs o.
poplar, X. W tO,fi % poplar, ~ ssA-boe % "
fosslaS lSSsis 81 " ana indh. ~
W gIss q s, = e r &c., 4
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-05

iIecyes--Corn fed. This GLASS OF cattle has
bee "a pretty we'll exhausted Tho offerings,
al present, being barely enough to supply
the local market; prices ranging nom $40
$40 per pound.
Grass fed In consequence I'll me severe
uint1.T there will be no grasa cattle fat
enough for market In Northwest Texas, nm
III about June 1.
stock Cnttle- Tho prices IN stock cattle
vary according 20 locality where raised. We
quote different localities AZ follows;
panhandle-stri lily nrstcl.ss year lnRh'
per head, slSO09i6 20: twoyeaeoidh, PvV@'
~ O0. cows ana calves, 40. ..
Western Texas -Yearling5. 81 " = ~ ~
two.yeRr-olds, Si5 W@i6 "; cows ana calves
0Z1 O6fBUs. ....
Central Toxas YaRrlinga, ~ Oo@l0 co. two.
year oids, siS s0Dl4OO; COWS and calves
~ uOe12f 10. o.s.,. ~,
sonti.ora Texas --YeariIngs, ss00etfO
twO-yoaF Oias, So c4 q W, cows and calves
$40 ,09t2l ~ $500. -.
year. slds, $40 OO&l2 "; cows and calves i@s "
GOkA
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-05
Wool ana Hides

Twelve months CLIP, ngnt, npe and mao
nm ltGl9 rne heavy 70 light, HOLE 81,
months, 9Ols; faIi, dne heavy: lo9l2i fnl
S&l2.
HIpKs--No heavy Mint dry y N 40; No
2heayy nint, dry, y D lie; No. I light nint,
heavy, damaged, y n 8; calf skins And badls
damaged. y n 1900: green, saitod, sound, y
30: butchers. green, " ID SIC.
Hides from fallen cattle generally bought
'nal," bringing about l2ho. when Weighing
over 10 pounds each. When sold on seieo
ton they bring from l0< 10 lie. according 70
grade, but generally grade No. 2. ~ Will
therefore be- 70 the interest OF the stockmen
10 sell them mat"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-05

Ate; June 47l sslc, closed 47lc, July
47B949c, closed 47sc.
aJtcFnoon Bo0rd-Wheat-Excit
ana lower at elosing; sOlc May; Ss.c
June; 00s July.
Corn to 10 lower.
Pork-l0c lower.
Lsrd--2a to 90 lower.
PRovIsIoNs.
Pork-Active but lower, closing 80
70 80, under Saturday cash $ll 25(a
III 379i May $1l 325(All 35; June SIl 90
oil so, closed at $ll 20@ll 22l July
vi 3O9ll go, closed Mt S1l 3O@li S2I
Lsrd-Shade lower; cash Sc TOf0
9 50; May 50 90.
Boxed Meats Quiet and easy. dry
sailed shoulders "a 1904 so; short rib
sides Us 1905 IS; short clear sides
SO 2090 %.
LIVE STOCK.
Drovcrs' Journal reports;
cattle Receipts 5000; market fairly
active with values steady; shipping
grades " 65(95 so; butchering stock
~ 5000 80; siockers and feeders SO s.
IA 80.
Hogs-Receipts 10000; market dull,
weak and Toe lower at "a O0@4 As.
Sheep Receipts 4S0; market active
and firm; inferior 10 good shorn 81 Is
@4 90; wooded So 50a)5 12}.
Drovers' Journal special Liverpool
cable reports an advance OF point in
American cattle, beat grades bringine
l39c per 10. dressed.
COTTON MARKETS,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-05
Rev Orleans.


GhODUNha
NEW ORLEANS, May 4-Flour--
Quiet and steady; choice 81 90@5 GO;
fancy IS 1906 %; extra fancy IS 500
so; winter wheat patent SIS 90; Min
nesota patents $6 90; bakers S. 90.
Corn--Moderate demand; mixed and
white CSC.
Oats-Quiet; choice Western 81 900
B 90.
Corn Meal-Moderate; fair demand;
firm ut 81 30.
Hay-Steady; good demand supply
almost exhausted; prime to strictly
prime $l8 00@22 90; choice to fancy
so 50@2 90.
PROVISIONS, ETC.
Pork-Dull aud lower at sl2 00o
IL So
Lard Steady moderate demand;
refined tierce Sc S74.
Bulk Meats--Dull; shoulders 81 374;
long clear and clear rib S. 81.
Bacon-Quiet; shoulders nominal at
"a SO; long clear IS 80; clear rib Sc SOC
o 62I.
Quiet; choice sugar-cured
canvassed Zoe.
Whisky-Steady; Western rectiiied
81 05@1 %
Coffee Quiet and steady; cargOes,
common tn prime, 7@Tic.
Sugar-Qulet ana steady; common to
good fair 4s@43c; fully fair to strictly
prime 6GG5 Slice; gray white SIC; yell
low clarified 5l@53c; of white 5 GIG
@5sc.
Molasses-Sleady; Centrifugal COM
mon to good common l7@22c; fair 70
good fair 23@25c; prime TO strictly
prime 26@33c.
Rice-Clean, demand active; ordina-
ny 10 prime 4S@5sc.
Bran-Dull; 95@97lc.
Cotton Seed Oil--Uull crude Bic;
refined 3S@4Oc; cake 2lc, free on
board.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-05
Draxs and srodIsInes.

DAuoB, .
HArh, Cinnamon por 10 Ia Peruvian, 2o9xa,.
BoraI, lie. Bi:oarbonate OF snan, nAsnthn
nia CASTLE soap, por n l01lb. Cream tarlsr'
q. ~, per 10 l2,Dib. Chnlk, lump, per 10 xVs'
Caloiiai, y. a W., TOOK, Engiisli, per ., BOX
lie inoluded, B511i %. GhlorAl Hydrntes psrlb
81 Goal 70, Chlorotorn1, per ~ bottle lnslna'
cd, 100. Comp0sitiOn powder, per w "
DogafH, per 10 81 40. EpaoID salts poS ~ ~
pbor, per 10 2Dz@ hofphine; per or 20 ,oe
p0r gallon, q 6Se9i 7b; Oh, laro Wintsi,
TRAINED RS87l OIL lard, No. I, BbD7n anln'
mo. VI Il W., pOr oA VI ~. Flowers 1nlphuT.
SIId,S. Alum, sJelsb, Prescription ysAIh ~
cfas co per cent OF bfpseai
per Of OK Show GASES, market prioDl. hspAts
isxtrnats. % Per cent. on, 4. y. Hsnan h ~.
iraSis, % per coat. on Easenii7a ola, ~
osNPRMFER Coi.oRs.
ivory dToa black. ZSc, raw IUiasy I'M gsi
$50. bnrnt Turkey lumber, Ats. rAw W ilnh
sienna. 2sos burnt Italian nisne<, nv van
dyke brow1- 2ae- 80
strictly pure white lead. ~ ~ spifiIs
tnrpantina Ul0aBb Boiled OF. Sholhq
rl4G Observation-Disclosures COZ -, 80.
ivory drop otack. ~, par 10 ltE fnkuhe
t,oaoh lack ~. per ID roe; Ixsnp DIR X, ~, ~
hiank palist. ~ 90. sfruhaih.a. Dlpsf. ~ ~, ~
2Ss tUltnLnarsne oine, ~, VI, va ylue pa.lii
IL, 10. raw Turkey unbsr is ee ciilnt, Tgi
burnh Italian gionna, y, 80 Wan IKE brown
IN, 10, pS.ria groen, ls, 2oi 1igs az, 4. n. 2, =
H. o. 10, liza American tsf fAtV ~ y, 20 ~
iinIs yol, ". Al; Hin6tt0 polis 81 Ji~s, ~,
10. GSfosao yellow. l.. -, a. %, o. ~ 1867
Yslics4 Oenro, ". d, lfsfa, ~ ), Nc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-05
chicago.
PRODUCE.

CHICAGO, ILL. May 4.-Flour-
Quiet and unchanged.
Wheat-Moderately active but lower
On nesee news, market closing u 10 2c
under saturday; May 81 @Sssc, closed
s1I: June ssA@9Os, closed S9li July Sl4
92ic, closed 9l4c. ,s, .vro.
patty with wheat prices ueollnsu ~ ~
and closed at nearly inside pIicsS'h A. "a
l7.@47,c; May 47sts4Ss' closed s''S
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-05
ON CHANGE:
u.,s Active Yesterday With a
sa, "s Downward Tendency
~ Cotton Higher
cain Markets Were Active But
yer o on Account Of the Peace
P' a Tenor Of European News,
FIsANCIAL.

THE LONDON BOARD.
NOV May 4, l z. M.-Consols
saturday at SO and opened this
l',ng at OF for both money and nc
In few minutes they adj
u ns7l. At this hour they are
K ed 91i.
|'r.,Isn securities sre9l'
q ookssre very firm. Home and for
"A securities are buoyant.
h.. p.-Consols are e7i.
"a q p u.--CoAsols are07 9.16. Wy
IN p u.-Consols are 97j for both
an Al -Copsols are 81 ZIG.
~ THE NEW YORK BOARD.
!. ,w YORK, May Achievement
I, 4 unchanged, except an advance
ner cents. 10 1929.
Il has been the most active day on
siock exchange since the middle
April. ooe Al,
'<le lOlht oei~s
u market was weak and more ac-
4 Al the opening, with a good sup
Il n orders to sell for London ac-
Ma and with the excep-
Of o check in the decline
the fret hour, 1t continued per-
<pily weak, slowly declining
bughout the day, the final quota
Being generally very near the
+ est figures reached. All the active
Ia show very decided declines, the
~ this evening being from l to 3
II cent lower than the Saturday even
a close.
kEw YORK, May 4 Money - Easy
4 per cont foreign exchange
IN, actual business being done a Sc,
4 siIty days, and 81 IS for short
|zht.
q EXCHANGE.
'EEw ORLEANS, May 5.-Sight ex
&uge 800 per $1,000 premium
Ming bank $4 So; consols 634@64!
'5ygRNMENT AND RAILROAD BONDS
NEW YORK, May 1.-The follow
II we're the official closing quota
H. at the New York Stock exchang,
I'd afternoon, as compsred with thos'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-05
Country produce.

Potztoes--lr1sn, per DuEnel. CSC barrel
81 so; Onions, per bbl. Red 49, yellow, . t7b
Turnips, white. per Dbl. $500. RuierDega, o. 70;
Beans. IL. i. mso.t bbb, sko.; latgs
medium Per bbl., q So: small, per Dbl, u %
half bb. med, ~ co.: MALI bbl.. small, 20 o.
Cheese, half cream, lBxo.; fan cream 10
Peanuts, &c. Cider. NSlf-bbl, $40 Cab
bage, per 10. In crate, 3S3Ho,
PouLTMv--Hsna, s22j 90 80 par doz0a,
young chickens, o. Tbae3 10 Turksya 70 TO 20
eeoh aeass. $3.50 @.t Ducks, % boeo W
RrSah country butisT,. oho;eo, D922.e.i
Creamery ,E5esy7Sea old cntta1, Ssiec.; .Olso'
margarine, I5a
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-05

brand, 81 do No. 2, N.95: do No.8 ga.bG nstiys
sawed heart, %; saput O..
square or nat, a; yellow pine DO ~ lssh'
81 1904 30. - A,
mar bbi CoFnent, Louisville or hpgenals, s2Io
Der bhI.; PORTLAND, 81 per bbl. PlAstsT Paris.
Kew York or NiobiGAn, " Per bbi' FAEih
" Baii sJS 81 20 par N.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-05

NEW ORLEANS, LA, May 4.-Spot
closed firm, Ice higher; GALES, 1850
bales.
Low ordinary nc; ordinary SIC; good
ordinary Ole; low middling l0bc; mid
ding l0sc; good middling l0sc, mid.
ding fair 10 l5l6c; fair Il,
Futures clos d quiet, A to points
higher; sales, 40, 500 bales.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-05
Furniture.

Eurnlture-lea1stseGz lsalLayon vhlL q
wood seat, q dor, % 1901 90 cAne ara kAltnf
seat y 100, cane pestl dining. ~ oo@D g
Childz az1 rockers, % go1l2 ~ Large rock in4
I Co. Nirrorz, arch tops. do1s y Nyl 2
rs.6isa. round, q o0@1b1 fxli lsAf. q eos4
dAfea. saon. y 1&I G Hnsssas. " vs.{S ~. y
haDy Carriages, " DQ8N
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-05

ES. 5. LOUIS, Mo-, May 4.-Flour-
WI WI out not quotahly lower.
recs, nneeA.-opened Ito to lie lower on
MI ~ o. peace news, then rallied &c,
Inn sAin declined and closed lsc for
lo~ Ue AN, ana July and 2.c for August
81 osi man Saturday; No. 2 red, cash
al May VI 0ilC9i O5I; June 81 05s
6sltoSmU' mi July July 81 O4g@l 90, closing At
Nn-Lower and slow, closing 70 to
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-05
FUTURES CIUHtU bVVUNIy uuW y % = 7
points higIer. Sales, SO 200
Liverpool.

LIVERPOOL, May 4.--Spot closed
firm and advancing; I'd higher.
Ordinary sgd; good ordinary sgd;
low middling SD; middling uplands
sid; middling Orleans II led.
Total sales 1900 bales; American
l0,l00
Imports 5000 bales; American 5000.
Futures closed quiet, and 2 to 4
IA n If,har
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-05
Gatvsuton.

GALVESTON, May 4-Spot closed
quiet. 10 higher; gross receipts 10
bales; sales, 0i exports, none; stock,
10 235.
Ordinary s Is 16c; good ordinary
10 .l6c; low middling 10 Bloc; mid
dlingsl0 7-lGc; good middling 10 ll.l6c;
middling fair 10 l5'l6c.
Futures opened firm, ruled steady,
closing steady 10 to II points higher;
July Is points higher. Sales 1900 bales.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-05
Kansas City.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, May A.
Wheat-Lower; June size; July SAC;
No. 2 seft 95c bid.
Corn-Lower; cash 40l@4Olc; June
Ale; July 4lsc bid.
Oats Nominal SIC bid.
LIVE STOCK.
The Live Stock Indicator reports:
Cattle-Receipts 400; market about
steady; exporters IS 25@5 40; common
to medium 81 50@4 10; feeders, 81 00@
80; cows 81 1903 IS.
Hogs-Receipts 5000; weak and to
100 lower; So 90@4 10
Sheep-Receipts $500; steady; fair
to good muttons SIS 50@4 so; common
So 50(12 rs,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-05

llc under Saturday; No. mixed, cash
46364Sc; May i5I@48gc; June 48S6
4esc; July 40s@a7lc, closing at inside
figures.
Oats-Lower and weak: No 9 mixed.
cash $40 3Iao; May 36@38!c; June sb3,
closing at lowest prices.
Corn Mesl-Firm at 81 65.
Wool Steady with good demand;
tub washed 22@2sic; unwashed l46
203c; Kansas and Nebraska l0@1Slc;
Texas spring clip, eight months, 10C3
1910; twelve months lS@2Olc.
Whisky-Steady at 81 Ia.
At evening board, wheat was lower
and demoralized, closing to lic off,
and corn J to lc under noon quota
tions.
PROVISIONS.
Dull and lower.
Pork-$ll 70.
Lard-$6 65.
Bulk Meats--Car lots free on board.
long clear IS 10; short rib IS so; short
clear SO 90.
Bacon-Lopg clear SO 05@6 10;
short ribs 81 20; short clear So 400
80. A
Hams--s9 0O@lO 90. tbt
LIVE STOCK.
Cattle-Receipts 1000; steady, good
demand for light to good shipping
steers of 1000 to 400 pounds, at 81 75(5
5 80; exports nominally, S. COOS 90;
good butchers steers, 81 50@4 90; cows
and heiiers, SO COCA 90; stockers aud
feeders, So 1904 so.
Hogs--R Receipts 10000; lower and
slow; packers, So 75@4 40.
Sheep-Receipts 700; scarce and firm;
clipped sheep wanted at 81 1904 90;
unshorn allow at SO 25@4 %.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-05
New York.

NEW YORK, Nav 4.-Spot closed
dull; quotations unchanged. Sales,
GLE.
Ordinary SEE; good ordinary Zoe;
low mlddling 10 1l-l6c; middling lie;
good middling II 3l6c; middling fair
IL &c;
Futures closed steady aud S to Il
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-05

0heAt, 1naies, Stay x medIap, 79Nll,
era. 49, 10, hay, ~ DnA We Wa on,
SIC @Dl2 " per tea osle hay 81 U@ = W
brAys sc. psr ~, ahcpa q ViRi 70 ps'
~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-05

poprg rrhis 1nis This Last
day. week. season season.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-05

Receipts at All United state. Ports.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-05

EgRNMENT AND RAILROAD BONDS.
INV YORK, May 4.-rhe follow
/ we're the official closing quota
h at the New York Stock exchange
d afternoon, as compared with those
. nI,,Io,,.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-05
St. Louis.

M J e1'dlvidend. 90 no sales
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-04-14
Business Index.

We take pleasure In presenting to the
patrons Of the LfGnI Classified Bust
ness Index, embracing the larger por-
tlon Of our Professional, Financial, Man
ufaoturing and Mercantile interests. We
make a special request of our business
men that they retain this Index, and
post II In conspicuous place In their
Office or place of business, as 1t will
prove Of inestimable value and ready
reference sheet, being carefully com
piled, convenient in form, and compre-
hensive In character. To the general
reader this Index will not be without
general interest, affording as II does an
indication OF the expansion Of the busi-
ness Of San Antonio during the past few
years, and supplying them with refer
ence whereby they may easily locate
any business house with which they
may have business to transact. In fact,
we consider the Business Index herein
contained of sufficient moment to every
person having the interest Of our city at
heart to insure 1t a widely extended cir
cuiation, and for that purpose have
printed double edition, so that all may
be supplied, and all parties can obtain
the same for mailing purposes at this
Office. As a whole, we regard the Index
as particularly good advertisement to
our city ut large, and present 1t to our
readers, satisfied that 1t will speak for
itself and make apparent its own merits.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-04-14
TRANsPoRTATIoN COS.

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MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY SYSTEM.
tx @. N. Il. r. DIVISION.
Train leaving San Antonio at $3.50 a. m. has
Pullman Palace Hotel Car, baggage Car and
Coaches through to st. Louis without change,
via Waco, Fort Worth, Dallas and Denison.
Train leaving San Antonio at H. a. m. has
Pullman Palace Car attached, which runs
through TO st. Louis without change via Pal
estinc and TeXarkana. Two express trains
daily between San Antonio and st. Louis.
Close connections at Little Rock for the South
east, aud in the Union depot, st Louis, with
express trains in all directions. For tickets or
any information apply to j. j. Chew, Ticket
Agent, 2sl Commerce street