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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-16
WACO.
The New Mayor Will Enforce the
Sunday Law.


WACO, TEX. April I5.--When the
new mayor was inaugurated Monday
night he made the declaration that
during the coming year he should en-.
force all the city ordinances, includ.
ing the sunday law. This has aroused
the retail liquor dealers, who inti-
mate that IL the enforcement OF the
Sunday law 10 applied to them they
will insist that nobody else should ee-
cape. There has been Sunday law
here for years, but IL is q dead letter.
10 enforce II rigidly would close all
ice.cream parlors, cigar stands, etc.,
and thus the law would he made
odious. A meeting OF the retail LIQUOR
dealers Of the ciiv Is called to assem-.
BILE Mt the Garland opera-honse to-
morrow TO discuss the situation aud
decide what steps are advisable. The
session will probably be secret one.
In the United States district court
to-day the celebrated perjury case
against b. A. Aldrich OF Dallas was
dismissed, thus vindicating Aldricb.
j. u. Hamilton, deputy postmaster
at McGregor, charged with destroying
and delaying mail matter, was tried
by jury and acquitted.
Gen. Jerome b. Robertson of Gollad
is Ia the city, visiting relatives. He
lie in feeble health, but says he will
try 10 attend the veterans reunion at
Sherman next week.
Waco will send full delegation,
comprising the mayor and leading
citizens, to New Orleans for "Texas
day" ut the expedition, April 81.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-16
Nature Demands a Tonie,

When the nerves are unstrung, the
head aches, the appetite Is poor or
variable, the sleep disturbed, and a
general depreciation OF vital power is
experienced. Such state Of things
cannot long exist without a develop
ment OF serious disease. The most ac-
tive and genial invigorant known is
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. The alb
solute purity OF its splrituous basis and
botanic ingredients give it pernan-
ent claim 20 public confidence, and Its
surprising medicinal value is admit.
ted by medical men Of distinction, by
whom tits widely used In private prac-
tlce. For fever and ague-both as pre-
ventive and acknowledgements, liver
complaint, bilious remittent fever,
constipation, choleralc complaints,
fsiulence, and All intestinal disorders.
IL is thoroughly reliable remedy. 1t
10 the anu-febrile speclfc par excel
fence OF the malarial districts OF this
and other countries, where disease born
Of niasma prevail, and 10 y general
household remedy il is also universally
esteemed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-16

Everybody knows that newspaper
men smoke the most expensive cigars.
III anybody offers an editor a cheap
cigar, II will be noticed that he eau
tiously puts II away In his pocket
and, OF course. givesi away TO q friend.
Jno. Morris, who has Opt ned scigar store
just above the Plckwick, knows OF this
editorial idioeyDcfasy and yesterday
sent D box OF the choicest cigars 10
THE GAZETTE Office and has thereby
secured fol- himselfa large and lucra-
tive custom.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-16
Never Give Up.

II you are suffering with low or de.
pressed spirits, loss OF appetite, gen.
eral debility, disordeTed blood, weak
constitution, headache, or any disease
OF bilious nature, by all means pro-
cure a bottle of Electric Bitters. You
will be surprised to see the rapid inn
provement that will follow; you will
be inspired with new life; strength and
activity will return; pain and misery
will cease, and henceforth you viii re-
joice In the praise OF Electric Bitters.
Sold at 50 cents bottle by III. w.
Williams q Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-16
Ell PASo.
, Man Killed and Another Fatally
Wounded IN a Saloon Row.

Special.
erssI, PAso, TEX, April 10 This
about o'clock, when honest
PILE were in bed, row occurred in
", Gem saloon, when VIM. Rayner
lVIa shot twice In the left shoulder
in the lower abdomen by a cow
whose name il unknown The
ov and In the abdomen is serious and
l. physician.in attendance says in oil
babnity Rayner will die.
few minutes after the above men
led Shooting Buck Lynn, jail
..rd who had been running with
7ner, and who was craZed with
nor. entered the Gem saloon with
vtol III his baud, when gambler
iened itobt. Cahill presented a re-
), Ever at his head aud
Y nanded that he hold up
Z hands, which not being COM
I'D with Cahill fired five shots in
ok apccession, one of which en-
sfd hymns heart, killing him in
/ bahin gave himself mp to-day, but
} cowboy, whom no one seems to
vbw, has disappeared. There ia very
lie sympathy for any of the parties.
4 grand ball was given at the Pier
~ hotel last night TO the officers Of
! Tenth cavalry who are transferred
m Fort Davis, Tex, TO Arizona.
10 hundred couples were on the
rat one time.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-16
New Millinery.

Mrs, G. d. Brown has iust received
by express from New York fresh
and new stock OF hats, bopnets,
plumes, flowers and ribbons. These
goods are beautiful and latest novel.
ties. The ladies are cordially invited
TO come and see for themselves. otis
no trouble 10 show goods One piano
for rent.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-16
Downright Cruelty.
nit youself and family 10

TO permit youSelf and family 10
'Sunerl"
With sickness when II can be prevented
and cured NO easily
With Hop Bit,ersiil
Having experienced great deal OF
Trouble" from indigestion, NO muon 20
that came near losing my
liter
Ny trouble always came after eating ary
However light
And digentible,
For two or three hours AZ time / had TO
20 through tho most
Excruciating pains,
"And the only way evor got
'Ieiiefip
Was by throwing np all my stomach cor
tanned; No ono can coDoeive the painH nad
70 go through, until
AT laAt ~
was taken $50 that for three wsest
lay In bed and
Gould cal nothing!
tors 70 give me something that would stop
The pain; their
Efforts were no good 10 me.
Al last 1 heard good deal
About your Hon Bittera
And determined 10 try thom.n
Dot a bottle-in four hours took the con-
tents OF
Nest day was ont of bed, and have not
seen
sick 4"
Hour, from the Same cause, since.
have recommended II 70 hundreds ni OH
efe. You have no such
"Advocate as / Rm."-0eo. Kendall, All
stoD, Boston, Masa.
Columbus Advocate, Texas, ApYil II, -,
Dear Editor;-I have tried your Hop bittara.
and md thoy are good for any complaint
tho best incidence ever used 81 my family
Al. TALENIIi.
As-Non genuine without bunch OF green
Hops on the white label. Bhun all the vile,
poiponons stun with "Hop" or +'iiops' n
their name.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-16
BucEIen,s ArnIca saIys.

The best sslve In the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rhenm, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chill
blains, corns and all skin eruptions,
and positively cures piles or no pay
required. 1t is guaranteed 10 give per-
feet Satisfaction or money refunded.
Price z5 cents per box. For fale by
II. w. Williams n ~,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-16
Election Certificates.

City Secretary Harrison on yestcr-
day made out certificates Of election
for the newly elected officers, doing
them up in first-class style. City Mar
shall Rea was kept busy for an hour or
two finding the gentlemen to give
them the pieces OF paper which mnde
them happy.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-16
FOR SALE.

A Slendid Home in Good Locality.
A cottage.residence of two-storles,
eight rooms, substantially built, cor
ner lot, in fine neighborhood, for sale.
Favorable terms II desired. Address
House. care Gazette, Fort Worth,
Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-16
SHERMAN.
Eherman Blooded Stock and
! aiving Park Association to be
Sold on the Block.
Williams Sent to tho Peniten-
y for Five Years for Wife
Beating-other Court Notes
Special.

Special.
: ERMAN, TEX, April l5.-The
!, man Blooded Stock and Driving
. association is advertised at
!. ne sale on the first Tuesday In
: TO satisfy Judgment in favor OF
Ity Bank OF Sherman for $1,000,
costs added. This judgment does
,fnbrace quite half the debts OF the
A hatfon, but as the property en-
IN De q hundred acres OF well i'm
cd land, which cost over $4,000,
sis little doubt that 1t will bring
a Sufficient to pay all debts and y
lscme surplus besides.
cm3f. Eirscb, having closed his
ing academy here, proposes to
fish himself in Fort Worth and
the aspiring youngsters all the
. erai graces OF the ballroom. The
SbBscr has shown our people that he
apable and reliable, and we be-
for him kind reception in the
NO, seph 7. Wilson, q prominent at
,ssssey of Maiden, Mo-, Is in attend
1no on the district court to defend j !.
dueridges, which case is set for trial
orrOw.
l Sugg, Esq., Of Gainesville is on
ait TO Sherman. There must be
= , magnet here to bring him down
! ten.
Tour hastily written account OF
Pickens-Schwartz snburg wedding
ellis last Saturday we endeavored
SO eat all parties with proper respect
politeness, but was struck with
horrors to zee the word ''dusky"
led in the caption to one of the
!. ,st and most beautiful young
| is In Grayson county. Until
Q repentance Is done, your
espondent not only breads to see a
ZEN OF Bells, but hardly dares to
AT some of his best and truest
IIbds ut home. While on the sub
\ of the wedding we offer our hearty
EJACULATION to the bride and bride
1lbna, and express the hope that their
Vted lives may be both prosperous
lie inry in the case of the negro,
n Williams, charged with shoot
Nd with intent To kill his wife,
c1ght in q verdict of guilty last
huAing and sent him up for five
ids rs.
ddip-day the district court has been
sting with the case of u negro, S.
: Moody, OH charge OF assault TO
,tosJo T.. Cobb, our city attorney. He
EDO terrible fright, but he still
--sined presence of mind enough to
spta ruse by which he saved his
y and scared the negro in turn,
ich caused the latter to run away
n the scene of trouble.
ev. y. II. CAson, former pastor of
=. First Baptist church of this city,
A NOV OF Montague county, is in the
&f onsa visit TO his old Pensioners.
Nine 'Kuights OF Labor organiza-
hiss begun the erection of q two
,eiy building on Walnut street for
ye purposes in the future. The
W; floor will be used as u business
ee and the second for their meet
!. This order has been re-organ-
| lately with the view of culling
some undesirable material and the
think the road to prosperity
8 usefulness is now quite clear be-
isni them.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-16
Lands IN Northwes, Texas .

Parties desiring to invest or locate In
Northwest Texas would do well TO call
on or write TO II. Windsor Robinson,
successor TO Collins IL Howard, Wichita
Falls, Tex. Rich and productive val.
ley and prairie lands can be had In
that section In tracts TO suit and ut
very reasonable prices and on easy
terms. Write 10 Robinson for particu;
lars.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-16
DoDD.
A shOwsrof Twelve Ounce Hail stones

DoDD, Tx April 15-A severe
hail storm visited our town about
6 p. IN. to-day, doing damage TO
fruit. corn and vegetables. The
largest stones measured twelve and
one-half inches In circumference and
weighed twelve ounces. The tin roofs
were almost riddled. The veranda
iron roof Of the Stephens house was
struck by a stone which forced its
way through and fell on the floor, q
piece OF which WAS picked up and
weighed six ounces
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-16

That hacking cough can be 80
quickly cured ny Ehlloh's Cure. We
guarantees IL. Sold by II. w, WIZ
liams q Go.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-16
Fresh nod.

John Morris has received q fresh lot
OF fine Imported cigars a. bis stand,
406 Main street, next door 10 the Pick
wick.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-16

against injurious limitations Of Opera
Puff Cigarettes. (5D
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-16

! For lame back, side or chest, uee
ShiIoh's Porous Plaster. Price rs
cents. Sold by Fl. w. Willlema a 20
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-16
YearIinTs For sale.

1900 or 1900 yearlings for tkle cheap.
Apply 10 p. c. Evans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-08

MoLAssEs-Qutet and nominal.
METAL--On Changer Iron was steady and lin nfm.
the market to-day. business continuing light with no
changes rates T9s items Of interest wers I
bark cases Fe s 81 81 r. 70 srs PST,
fS TSsd 81 % DBL 30 refined oil % "a
from Philadelphia steamer with moasses private
.....HAYII hence, brig 40 tons, with general cargo
POTCHOGUE, from savanna schooner with lumber, ~
.... KUNEviTAs, hence aud back schooner 2lG tons
S asn gram sasS stD steam hence 1900
"a oNDoN steam; hence 1000 bush
fGid LIVERPOOL, steam hence $1,000 bush gram
AYfwEEp steam hence $1,000 bush oats e "a 200
s'f ao5 sSs V grease Ss 70
GOO case. canned %ss i
BhEAKwAIER 0or orders schooner from Monte christie
TN EST from Fhid9 Rha we XcTTeS@8 nip. refined
gu on od CONTACT 81 e,lo bark
SS IS0s very little life TO the
zsG eS Msss % Co.,
PsmS Si os ana 20 Pm nor
changed IN price (y 1tTs India Mess 81 90 1890
slS HAMs-ssa @y ana n %od En-, Gs
mae attention but pi,ees rule stoady Sales 1000 h
Picked seiesec and a West 70 tes Picked Haas. ic Is
sSoaSs 50 ped bellies average gS "a quoted 81
81 fIcE eed sho sms Esodm s
demand but prees rule Arm Long Clear In Sew orke
,or HoGs1ISa Steady prcss lair
LARDThe narset was stronger today and prices advanced
a couple pOins closing tfm Speculation II slack aud
demand for cash lots nght Lonra grade spot quoted $50
25c ties s5c cost and freight 900 6s september 949c
closing 9a65lc 22JO cs. October 65on154c, closing
6jZG6 dc. November closing 647a649ci December
closing G46a6 &c. 800 ties January, 663c closing 652G
6.j4c City 6rmer Sales, 90 tcs al 6i5c Renned
Continent quoted at Sc and South American 1850
BU1ThR-J Unchanged In price. firm choice grades
State Creamery 22G2lc; Western do. 22a23c Elgin
do, 22G23c; State Dairy haihrkn tubs l6a2lc West
Dairy. 120l5c.i Western factoD, ga l3cI Imitation
Creamery 16d TO-. CHEkSE-Has not varied
last with fair demand state 9asci Night skime 4h9
5i2c Western fiat 50s .EGOsAre up again tTtnle
with fair demand. State lsci Canadian l7c, Western.
IL 2c.
sUGAR-Raw strong and unchanged. Fair to Good Re
7lDu5 9l6ci $50 test Centrifugal at &c; MOasses
Sales, 1.Os4 hhds and 1000 bags
tueal &c ZIG hhds and 600 bags MuscOvado. b7lGc
34D bids Centrifugal Lite and 52j odds and ends
Refined nrrn and moderately active Gfanuated Ia
isc; Cut Loaf ana Crushed Tact Cubes. scj Con.
feetioners "a 67sc; Standard A. GssGs4ci Mould a."
&c ON "A" Gaa5 l2c; White Extra &C." 6i4D6Sc.
sTEARINE-Quet and unchanged CITY quoted LA
7s-e OleonareaTine G7sdc sales 900 NJ l. and
$50 les. While Crease Stearne, &c.
TALLOW-FrD and AMY active. Prime City quoted
20. sales 90 OOn b. JlIGG5iec
wooI-Hallowell COburn. Boston, report sales last
week reaching nnpeceaentedly large aggregate i0f
5, 495, 900 n, with an excited aud stronger market
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-08
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Sept. z (SpeciaD.-Ihe Chicago
usbe supply statement made public tonight shows AN
Decrease in wheat Of 144237 bushels; an increase in
Born Of 249,72o bushels and increase in oats of
<ooAo7 bushels. The increase Is much than was
anticipated The shorts" promptly began TO cover
sheir contracts at the opening this morning Wheat
stne At an advance OF Z above Saturdays closing
ana made afnrthersharp advance Of ie cent, the
yetoner option selling at 1888. At this point
tpeIai offerings caused reaction. bat some
trge houses look up tho buyers SIDE aud prices
vain improved. Fleming a Boyden Milnfne 4 Bod.
pan pan. ana Lester bought pretty steadily. Adams sold
sovemDef wheat ut about 81 cents. The trade OF the
Wy IN wn AT was larger In volume than IL has been for
pine time Corn was steady and kept within range OF
cent provisions we're quiet and without noticeable
3ange IA the afternoon the markets steady with
ignt decline september wheat closed at 77ss cents;
NtoDef 1sos cents November. sos cents September
closed AT 4ais cents; October, 42l4 cents Novem.
~, Nv cents. September oats closed 25l4 cents
rtoscr Z3iS cents; May, 20 cents. September pork
tptember lard closed at SO 25; October, So 27io.
'ptember ribs closed at 50 92l2; October, SIS 922
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-08

Cote bonds were entirely neglected OF city bank
. sia0 Fourth National sold (5 at III ore only
The dealings sna With vi general concessions in
I Inres for issues OF speculative, anil and
.ne ,a seconds declined from CO to 90 ana
. cosol "a were off L at l21 @ 9n7S9I
gas ana s NsvIersey consols q lower at 1882
sd The converbles declined q TO I'D So L Fie
Iron ets we're off per cent at 1919 and Metrop9i
,,an srss declined from ia to 1l5 WITHOUT
ate ided = to 5s and the incomes were of at rs
o. ynis Midland incomes were down per cent al 90
sSSs Missouri rrO Pacific cOnsos were higher at
sSy Baltimore and Ohio IS were up @at io+ Min
Pad eO1sS TO- flse Omaha consos of y at
iisLS113is. Denver and klo u,anuo oes were OF
sssay7 AZ and rss Rio Graude division lost ~ at o9l9
SShern Pacific rsts steady at l0ora Vr eEss
a u higher at 7sie and s2i2 respectively ,o,orca
Tbe sub Treasury to-day gained Slolzo on sss 81
s.e sn up % The DAYS operations covered Receipts
SSss9' sos payments $l,l62. 40! currency paiano"'
market vS at the stock Exchange as easy
syer at a1i9 per cent closing at q per CENT sro,vs
Clearing a9H 7S tia'e% balances. sasssea
neISnited States Treasury at Washington today re-
snsu e1stoms receipts s59329e aud the internal
s,enue receipts were S777.Oo9' 49,, ,,. err IN tome
Inc6sngd quotations for business as n fp SSn1t
M taiiio for rechmarks 1913 and 40 for enilders;
IN London British cOnsols we're weak ana aee.'nep e
I5I q for money and IL ~ 100 for account umteu
sS.es honds were not quoted. American railways an
i'elned after the fashion OF Saturdays home markeIs
~ Generally ruled below the equivalent OF concurrent
tme quotations The Bank OF England lost 439Zoo9
Ion on balance. At Paris French per cents aecpeu
rsn 81 20 TO 80 o5 and recovered 10 SlOo slght tx
EMO on London advanced 25.2 q francs TO the a.
me following table shows che tons aud percentage,
nei nv each of the railroads East from Chicago OF
Az grain and provisions for the week ended last SAT
visy in comparison with the same week OF 1888 anu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-08
EunorEAN pnopucr mAnKrr-

shtfooL sept 7-PrOysi0ns--BacOn Cumberland Cuf
odi Long Clear Middies Sd; Short clear Middea
Il pc; short Ribs Bis: 3d. Shoulders 24s Oh per cwt
<et-oIs Od Tor Extra Indian Meas; Prime Mess Cd
III wen,nen Mes k Sis 9d per bbL Prime Mess Eastern
~ EOS "a; Lard OIL SIS 0d HaIns-IOng Cut 44s ga
Sos 3D. Butter sos Cd per cwt for finest United
Ette Cbeese-Amef1can Choice, 40a Cd Wheat-iiad
4 oepa seSTng es "a gss la ned Winter g
Il hixcd Western. AZ. I'd; California 80 l. a. od "a
~ Californian No 6a Cd q Is Cd per centa Produce
pflts OF Iurpenne 26s 3D.; DO london 2Ss "a per
sr, es1 ned pesroeam "a Gid persAoD.
u per cwt 49, '''"''''' "'' N-s
losDos Sept --Produce--Ian.esd Oh 900 7sms9a
oef Ion; Calcutta Lnseed 43s Cd per quarter Ilnseed
q es1xs Vs per ton Hehned Petroleum. I'D. %
per gallon; spirits Of Turpeutine, I'D. Der cwt
.m uL fos per ton. Rosin Common. S. 0d per cwtJ
~ % Glls Proyisons-Lard 34s Oh. per cwt. FOR
sugar i0s sd. per cwt for Cuba Centrifugal
azng 9so and J4s I'd ai5s for Cuba Nuscoyado far
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-08

shade higher Texans and coorado opened stronger on
Friday bnt closed dun with most OF the advance ost
The British markets improved under light supply early IN
the week latest quotations were lac Tor the best Ame
can Live Cattle. oo, - :.
Jersey CITY and IS 60tbst, making 5lt2 head
against 391 head last Monday Mr. Eastman had ls cars
town and Stern Met7Rer 40 Carloads consequently
there trade at those yards. -.
All the arrivals at Jersey CITY were on the marken
Trade opened rather and was a little drnggy all
the morning and with 2 limited demand
for export Is carloads likely 70 go over Primo
Choice buocks sold well sustained prices early IN the
day but all the under grades Of Natives and all Kinds OF
Range Cattle lower closing OF decline OF lOdlOcper
100 10 from Fridays quotations ,, -, ,,.,.
Texas sold at 10 7lLaSf36l Coorados and Hail.
Breeds at 81 25dsj l6 Poor Natives at - l2G$4 oO
with Ordinary to Choice at 81 6Oes6 go while *.
best Chicago Steers In market. Pulls Cows, Heifers
and stays brought 1904 So Mr. EastmCn purchased
about 90 head - ,
shipments OF lave Cattle and Sheep and Dressed
Beef and Mutton follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-08
LIVE srncK MARKEr-aY rELEnRApH.

CHICAGO sept Tine DrOcer' Joura4i reoorts clnls-
HeceIpts O0 mead shipments 400 mead market strong
Exports 50 4Jds8 90 Mixed az O0a*4 o. STOCK
~ JO0sI Feeders. 81 0OGef co. Texans ~ 800
81 DO
Ho0s-Recepta II 600 shipments. q 900 market weak
Rough MNea HOdss 20 PACKING and shipping - 20 ~
"a 90 Ilght 81 OODsi TO- SKINS ~ 75Df3 90
Shsep-eceipts 900 head; shipments 200 head market
gme Inien0r 5OGs3 jONativos az 90 as 90 Texans
81 7jdfS 40
BUFFAI0 sept 7-Ca'Ie- to-day 1000
for 800 mead same q ne ast week 1000
head cOnsRneo through. II cars market du aud steady
Good 70 Choice 81 7O0sJ 10 stockers AMI Feeders
81 35Dfi 10.
hsep Receipts TO-DAY 900 head total for week thus far
~ 100 last week l2OOO head coDngned
through cars marcel dull and lower Medium 10
Good OOds5 so TO Choice 80 30 s3 s5i Western
Lambs. 81 OJai 10.
Hoqs-RecelDts to-day $500 total for 'hns far
10000 head, for time LAT week 2lOOD heat con
signed through OF which 10 20 Now York market
steady Medium 10 Fair Workers VI 70asl 80 GOOD 20
Choice 81 55dI GO butchers Grades 81 oOGs oo Pigs,
So 10 ass 49,
ST LoUIs Sept. 7.-Canls- Reoeipts $500. shipments
7CO market quiet Fair Choice Native shipping steers
a. Ods5 75 aive Butcher steers, 81 6Odsl OO Grass
Texan Steers. s. 9O0s3 70. -.
Sh>sp-ReceiDts Oon shiDments 2, 100 Common % Nc
dium Cn0cs So OOdSJ co. Lambs 81 20
asa 90
Hogs Reoeips 1000 ahiDments L. 700; Light 81 $50
a. O0i PACKING 81 O09s4 49, Heavy. "a 7OGsl 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-08
GBAIN And PRODUCE MARKETs.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.


There was little of spirit in the grain specu-
kion yesterday. Many operators away TO the
ycht and those who remained seemed TO be more
Interested in the regarding that event than in
ops export business In wheat. cash lots rose
cent. and nearly $4,000 bushels by shippers
ash weaker, with nearly 900 bushels being
hken for export. The oats market influenced by
nports Of large engagements for export which appear
be simply purchases OF September options In order to
AXE advantage Of the freight market The ual changes
= AL the grain markets small Wheat ended as1
seent better after selling up higher at SO for Sep
rmber. 9o7s for October, 92a for November 945s for
December anc 96i9 for January options Corn shows
loss OF & for September at 1884, and October sos
gain OF Is for November at so. and decline
cent for December at 1879 cents oats ended leak
tter at 20 cents for September and 29n for October
and unchanged for November at 301e cents The pro-
rson market was devoid OF feature but lard ended
Fitb slight gains.
AZ New York. Philadelphia. Baltimore and Boston the
seeeips OF grain yesterday Wheat l9l So bush.
rs corn. 26593s bushels oats. 2Gs 035 bushels total
uan, 72S,64S bushels; -four, 203S6 barrels. Tho
ssfryals at Chicago. Milwaukee and St. LOUIS were
heat l5l O9e bushels corn. 36420 bushels, oats
bob barrels.