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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-04-26
FOR WOOD AND
III COal.-HeadQua Depart

DROPOSALS FOR WOOD AND
Il COa1.-Headquarte Depart
ment of California, Office of Chief Quar-
termaster, Presidio of San Francisco,
CAL, March sOth, lSS5.-Sealed propos-
ais in triplicate. subject to usual con
ditions, will be received at this office,
and at the offices ofthe Quartermasters
of the following named posts, until II
A. M, San Francisco time, on
Wednesday. April goth. 1855.
At which time and places they will be
opened in the presence of bidders. for
furnishing and delivery of military
supplies during the fiscal year commen-
cling July l. 1855, as follows: Wood at
Fort. Bidwell, Fort CASTOR and San
Diego Barrackf, CAL, and Forts Halleck
and McDermit. Nevada. Also, at the
same time, at this Office only, for military
supplies for the same period, as follows:
Wood. and anthrocite, bituminOus, and
blacksmfth's coal, at Presidio of San
Francisco; wood and bituminous coal
at Benicia Barracks; kindling wood,
and bituminous and blacksmith's coal
at san Francisco; kindling wood and
coal at Alcatraz sland; and
coal at Angel Island, and
Forts Mason and Winfield scott, Cal.
The Government reserves the right to
reject any or all bids Preference given
to articles of domestic production and
conditions Of price and
quality being equal, and such prefer
ence given TO articles of American pro-
ductiOn and manufacture produced on
the Pacific coast to the extent of the
required by the public |
service there. Blanks and full infor- |
nation as to bidding, c., will be fur
nished on application to this or to the |
Quartermasters OF the posts named. |
containing proposals should |
be plainly marked "Proposals for !
Wood Tor COaD at - ,"and addressed
% the undersigned or to the respective
Post Quartermasters. j, II. BINGHAM,
Asst. @ M. Gen'l, Chief Quartmaster,
y. s. A.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-04-26
1913 Zabriskie, Elias B
4C3 Zin norman, George


n office is hereby given II at the under
signed, Registry Agent will re cieve OBJ
jections to the right 10 vote, n the part
"f any person registered d on tie forego-
ing list Of voters until o'clock P. NJ. OF
the fourth day previous TO the 4th day Of
May. A. D. 1885.
All persons whose names may be er-
rOneously entered in the above list, are
erquested to arpearat my officeand have
such errors corrected. All objections TO
the right to vote shall be made only by
a qualified elec'or, in writing. setting
forth the grounds of objection or dis
qualification, and sworn 10 or affir cd
toto the hest of his knowledge md be-
lief.
Given ur der my hand this oath dayo
April, A. d. 1885.
NJ. NJ. GAGE,
Registry Agent
For Carson Precinct,
Ormsby County, Nevada.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-04-26
Groceries. Fruits. Etc

John Novacovich, next to Job Stern
berg's, is now selling groceries and pro-
visions, fruits, vegetables, nuts, candies
and general family supplies, and this 10
the place to look for first-class goods Mt
low figures. Try it I'm
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-04-26
MISCELLANEOUS.

17S Whitcomb, John
ISS White, Franklin
Io4 Wilson, Charles Ii
200 Wright, Samuel ii
zoo Woodward, Frank w
2Io Wright, Garrett u
2Is Webb, Geo B :.
242 Wallis, Edward
2S4 " ilson, Charles
2So Woodruff, Nm IL
ego Woolley, Nm L
3o7 Weiner, Ben
3oS Wood, John
319 Weber, Jacob
$40 Wylie, Nicol
32S " neelei, Frank E
1872 Woodside, Joseph G
33s Wilson " illiam
35I Weiflenbach, Geo
Y
234 Yerington, Hume
265 Young, Alexander
316 Yaney, Bertine II
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| w III ooiis wv - -
81 Beckstead, Oren NJ
90 Broadhead, VIM o
90 Bryson, Geo Sr.
, los Bemis, Steven
13I Bitter, Willard
l135 Bright, Jesse L
iI37 Bush, William
I53 Bigler, David
100 Bradley, Harry NJ
I64 Bowker, Milo A
Io5 Bradley, Francis G
IS2 Bray, Judson
2IS Burlington, Edward
222 Brule, Dieudonne N
227 Brault, Dominique
245 Belknap, Chas H
24o Brummett, VIM B
25I Black, Isiah NJ
257 Bergman, Oliver
| 2oo Burke, Thos w
900 Brannan, Patrick
900 Banning, John T
3I2 Bird, John A
324 Burns, Geo +
$50 Bray, Chas E
33S Baker. Archer
341 Burgett, VIM
:347 Brulin, Chas A
$50 Berry, Glenn
3SS Boles, Jas w
800 Barkley, Eli
3o5 Barini, Pietro
39o Brown, Leigh
4o2 Butts, VIM II
c.
Cary, VIM Nj
II Clark, Daniel
Il Carpenter, Jas w
II Cunha, John
II Crawford, Robt R
IS Circe, Domino
20 Catlin, Alva P
80 Clark. Geo w
AZ Cohn, Samuel
81 Cavanaugh, Chas M
65 Cromwell, Oliver
73 Curry, Fred B
Sc Chedic, Geo w
100 Chedic, Walter H
I26 Carbonnau, Mederic
124 Couiliard, Damas
145 Carney. John
1 50 Calbreath, John W
I55 Coffin, Trenmor
159 Colver, Edward H
I6I Cohn, Abram
165 Comstock, Geo T
III Craven, Frank
ia Cheney, Jas H
179 Clark, Willis G
1SI Cowing, Jos H
1870 Cook, John X
23I Crisler, VIM H
273 Calvert, Geo D
IA Cilley, John S
275 Campbell, Geo G
297 Cults, Eugene B
325 Corbett, Dan G
343 Constantine, Philip
353 Corbett, John w
35o Cohn, Hyman
,oS Corbett, VIM H
3S3 Crockett, Lyman L
$50 Crimmon, John A
100 Cross, Volney 3
[OI CO1fey, Cornelius -
[oS Cohn, Moses
|1S Clark, Henry
~ Cowan, VIM II
IS Drury, Wells
Io Dobbs, Geo r
81 Dow, Moses B
40 David, Evan
SO Dempsey, Timothy
9, Doane, Jonathan
oo Decker, Henry
IA Doyle, Philip A
IS Davis, Sam P
e De Leon, David
AZ Dodd, Frank w
o6 Daily, Abraham
II Deegen. Simon F
40 Davis, Geo IL
81 Denning, Jas B
SS Davis, Geo r
% Downey, Martin A
II Dunn, Herbert G
80 David, Henry
46 Doane, VIM Hy
5S Daugherty, Enrico S
81 Dorsey, John c
p Daniels, VIM
81 de Neuf, Albert
g Donahue, Jas A
E
3 Eccles, George A
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| 13 Hawley, Ernest S
q Hawthorne, VIM A
2S Hebert, Armalle
30 Hall, VIM G
| II Hearty, James
81 Harris, Marcus
IS Harris, Chas N
III Herluison, con
I2S Helm, Alfred
I57 Harris, Ernest
I73 Hall, John w
1T Healv, Thaddeus w
IS5 Hawley, Thos P
1873 Heritage, John
2s3 Hofer, Theodore r
254 Hofer, Chas A
2oI Howe, Hayward H
2o3 Howard, James
299 Hoey, Joseph
3II Hamilton, James
32I Hyde, Myron NJ
326 Hatch, Marvin d
329 Harper, Edward
34S Hagerty, James
$50 Hofer, Albert c
400 Harper, Edward E
4o9 Hodgkinson, Thos J.
Az Hawkins, Geo S
AS Hetrich, Josiah M
4I6 Hanford, VIM T
426 Hark, Geo
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-04-26
OFFICIAL

F.
50 Follett, Martin v
81 Furlong. John
1o2 Fischer, Moritz
112 Ford, George F
116 Fellows, Morrison
133 Farrell, Henry c
ITO Friend, Charles w
1872 Fording, Isaac N
1876 Farrell, VIM B
2o1 Fields, ]. r.
22o Fitton. Russell
221 Foley, John
Isl Friedrich, Geo A
2S3 Fife, James
3o1 Farrell, Michael
3o3 Fox. John G
323 Follett, John
$40 Fothergill, Henry
375 Fish, Chas w
3o7 Fegkoni, Giovanni
42o Frisbie, Lyman A
422 Fife, Adam
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-04-26
Notice..

All orders for repairs and instructions
on the Favorite Singer Sewing Machine
left at our store will he promptly attend.
ed to by competen, repairer.
CAGwIN NoTEwARE,
If
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-04-26

IS Rider, VIM
70 Rosenbrock, Henry
III Ratfeto, Giacomo
I3o Robertson, John
I32 Robinson, Herbert
1874 Reynolds, Edward M
I4I Roberts, Oliver
I5I Ross, Chas Ii
I5S Robinson, keeler
191 Rice, Henry H
2o2 Richard, Geo w
PA Rosser, John
26I Rulison, Chas
3o2 Ryan, Christopher
3I3 Robert, Andrew
:345 Roberts, James d
49, Robinson, Samuel
3o3 Risi, Antonio
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-04-26

? Gaige, Mark Nj
Io3 Givevich, Geo M
2o7 Grieve, John
2oS Gilbert, Oscar F
ZIG Gibson, Adrastus
230 Greenhcod, Otto
27o Gourley, Alex
27S Gillooly, Patrick H
ass Greenlaw, Luke S
$40 Gauthier, Louis
337 Giffor, Lysander w
$40 euler, Simon
373 Gray, John
379 Guion, James
$50 Genaro, Sebastin
3Sl Greenlaw, Mayo A
3So Gettys, James
All Gray, Dexter w
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OFFICIAL
IsT OF REGISTERED vO-
TIERS FOR CARSON PRECINCT.

2a Aube, Eustache
IS Aldrich, Horton
1o1 Anderson, Morton
1s6 Avery, David w
I76 Adams, Jewett W
$50 Aronsohn, Max
1917 Adams, Joshua F
ao4 Ardery, Alex M
s56 Appleton, Charles
25S Allenbach, Jake J
352 Atherton, Coleman G
AIT Archer, David A
r.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-04-26

All orders promptl, attended to and
delivered free fcharge to any part of
the city. aprl
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-04-26
FRANK FOLSOM.
Successors to Folsom & Dunn.
VNHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DEALERS IN
AIIkindS of Wood
ALSO
Coal. Lime. Cement Plaster. Hair
Lath, Brick, Etc. Etc.

The best of split and nut pine wood
sawed in any lengths to suit customer
constantly an hand. Give us a call an
we will guarantee satisfaction.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-18
arocsries.

Groceries.
kNATE--SuGar cured naxnH, 1919; y. c.
IS. hAcon, l0zr Z. Q. bacon. 7He; = e.
F1pgHMasIsrsl. ION ki;a, no. ]. n.lo, No.
10 rail- bbla., No. 1, u 81 No. 4, et.6e;
White nan, No. 4. hlf. bbla., $40 No, a e.1Sf
Dried herrings, per boz, &c. God nah; o1fo.
LARp-Ttsrcss, 30 6Q1 cans. Sc: I'D cans
szo.: l0so cars, s1$ci So cans. 80 . cans
skc. 49,.
fair, ilc.; prime Kio, u15c fancy, 1o; olo
government Jaws, &c.
TNA--Impsrtal, fjGSo; g1npowda5, b00Tp.
HuoAR--flns powdered. ob.h, sBe.i GO,
half bbln., ekn.. cut loaf, l-2s.t grhh nlaSeo
ataLaaFd bJsc.: louisiana grannlAtodi % :
standard A. i'2o.: choice vhits, 1ze; yellow
clarified, &c.
KIon-lsouisiana. gs<07u
SALT-1loarae. IN haga,. ti.lt0Ler RE "
bags. -. axe 10 dat hoop obis.s SzlV
pr1HE.p Goona.--Pr1ess per eonsai Plna
apgles, standard, fl.e5' PenchtE, STANDARD.
rs, sl.s5i lbe-s N.25D26D: ssaonds z %
81 10 ~. a. u. Tcfuh.oo1, Standard %.
400. aec0ndA. 2 hf,, - Ds.s 6i-5DH oresr
oorh eilDe1.o1 GIesn PEAS, ei.11 faOoee
oarrian, gi.&Hs.f0; BaepbeErioAs tl-NDl.t3l
oysLart. ldli peixhL !, b., BLK -, f1i0 hgoi
weight. ~, 90; D.. -. ti.zl Salmon. p
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-18
Iiu. Rtork Mnrkat.

Beeyes-corn ied, range nom S1l@ie per
pound.
8FaA8 fed 2HGsy<c.
Mutton-fh0ioe. it1<c.
stock CRttls--The prloes In Stock cattle
vary According 10 locality where raised. We
quote different localities ~ follows
Panhandle--ftnaly nrst-clasa yeAFllnGA
Der head els OO6Ie 90 twoyeaf-oidni tlsV99
~ o.. cows aud calves 70.
Western Te1as-- YearlinKs. 81 00Hl2 %
two ysarolcs, el5 ol&ls V; cows aud calves
Central Texas-- Yeargings, - Oo@l0D0 two
yearOlds, SIS e0zlfct cows and esisos
IA 09stl4 20.
Southern Texas =. Yesr,. 1as, ~ 0OB9 20
twO-y eAr-oida, Va o08l8tg, cows and calves
Fasfern Te1as-YesYliDgs. - 0o@7 " two
ysar-oidE. til OAK W cows and oaiyea, az .
on %.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-18

el.55epi.70, 2 70. s.. MaeAere, n
yOepl.vG kNrdines, American, g5OC rass
Imported, sl&pD1la6o casa. Strawberries, Y D.
li.tQa-sc: BlackberrieE, 1l.SC Green gnGes
p,tOi Eagle Oondensea MIX, ts6g
HAKlHa fownnK.--sliivet Loaf. sD cnnh
per DOZEN, Hoi IN, do. u t0s IN, do, " ~.
Bn. do. o.; On, do, oiS
suspsrEs-stArch, exc. SOAP. common
NC German olivs, sac. Candles, full hoSs5,
lhtfct hRlyea. q quarters. c. Indigo. Hao N,
Blnelnf NSplO0 doncn. CnieinAna mustard
t.sOdel0bO dozen. MAcoaroni. imported, l6oipl
American. G. box. Buckets. two hoops
y200 dQxen;w0 buckets, es.oO dcten, BruoniS
u.lh0A.sodozer. brilliant oil, bbls, lTc; Eu.
pion, do, 2los do, rs oasos. 90 10 RgilnAnt,
~ cnses. q 20; DO, l.l2 GASES, o. ~.
FLOUR = hianRrd's Royal Patent " q
per 400 lbs. s. 70, No 8 90 Us, No " 10 Corn
meal per bushel, Gee; Hominy and griiA, =
Dbl titO' Oatmeal. v hall bbi, tS u, uracksd
wheat y n, Uc CTRckera, y soda, &c.
Xxx SODA. $40; ersam siSoi ser anapa
TIA; lemon creams, 7ssa
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-18
FINANoIAL.

syw YORK, June 17.--Government
Ma uiet aud unchanged.
abroad bonds active, prices gen.
Mny higher.
&rhe stock market was again quite
N,re this morning but after midday
&.me dull, go that the total trapsac-
Hrs $50, 400 shares, are more than
Heo shares less than yesterday.
rs have been irregular.
Line first quotations were n shade
&sber for some stocks and to IL
ssr for others. notably st. Paul,
ion Pacific and New York Central
a the early dealings there was q small
I'm and then q general decline,
KHAN continued with comparatively
he sales till noon. The dec.iue
he'd from Z to per cent. The de-
o. "a was checked about midday and
|[mall rally then followed,
= ate in the last hour there was
5slrt of activity accompanied by
Eided upward movement. The grain
few minutes ranged from to Z
cent.
The market finally closed irregular
rather heavy for the majority of
list, the net result OF the days
siness being an advance of to
r. cent. for some stocks and a decline
4 to per cent. for others.
MONEY.
NEW YORK, June IL Money on call
w at per cent prime mercantile
&per 4(95; foreign exchange dull
&si.s5A for 60 days, and 81 S6l for de-
zhnd
EXCHANGE
NEW ORLEANS, June II. - Ex-
&ange on New York, sight, 81 GOO
Do per 1000 premium; bankers ster-
Rg "a SeA,
STOCKS,
NEW YORK, June 1.-THE follow
! were the official closing quota
bns at the New York Stock exchange
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-18

Galveston.
GALVESTON, June l7.--5pot closed
dull: gross receipts. bales; sales, IA
bales; exports none; shipments, coast
wise, 81 bales; stock 1886 bales.
Ordinary fi-l6c; good ordinary
o i1.l8e. low middlinR 9 l5-i8e; mid
dljng 10 3 ice; good rniddling 10 7-l6ei
middling fair 10 l-l6c..
Futures opened and ruled dun and
easy. closing 10 points lower
Sales, 900 bales.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-18

Liverpool.
LIVERPOOL June l7.--Spot closed
dull, somewhat irregular and l.l6d
lower.
Ordinary Sled; good ordinary
5 1850; low middling 8 3 l8d; mid.
ding uplands 8 ll-l6d; middling or.
leans SD.
Total sales 5000 bales; American
6T0G bales.
Imports 5000 bales American eeOC
bales.
Futures closed steady, to points
lower.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-18
New YORK

NEW York, June iT.---Spot closed
steady, l-l6c lower; sales 1910 bales.
Ordinary SIC; good ordinary 9sc; low
middling 10 5-l6o; middllng lose; good
middllng 10 S.l6c; middling fair fisc.
Futures closed easy, 6 to Z points
lower; June points lower.
Sales II $40 balae
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-18

TuYniturs-B aNosIsAIs, imihtiun rtla
saoh, ~ zoos ~ all walnut, a boe,lO %, Ohair,
wood ssAt, v dos. % 1907 90. cana ard ratta
seat o. OOebp %; cane seat, dining, el2 pQN7l
Childa and rockers, eS 00dtl2 b0 larRa ruok'
80 OODs0 0G camp and fookoyH, each. u 7S6a
100 Mirrors arch tops, y dos " B0G ~ on
Tables round, e2O1asgG9; fell Leaf ~ ~ 6D5 10
safes, each, IS 1907 %; Burshur 90 0Ot52l OF
wasn stands, 81 9N4eN 80 ned sprinL 3 1894 .
Ilanv rarfiNo A.. Z Mann
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-18

lied again and closed about the same
as YESTERDAY; June SSic. closed sSic,
July S9s@90lc, closed 59sc; August VA
@925c, closed 9lsc.
Corn Active and excited; the mar
ket rose lc, gradually fell back 10 and
closed I TO to over yesterday; cash 4Sl
@4Ssc; June 4Sl@49c, closed 4sse;
July AL @4Slc closed 47}c; August AZ
@473c, closed 47lc.
PROVISIONS.
Pork-Quiet; TO 7lc lower early,
rallied 10 10 1910 but weakened again
and advance lost; cash $40 20; July
$40 30@l0 S2l; August $40 37@l0 52I,
closed $40 S7l@1O 40
Lard-Quiet bus firm; cash Sc 62J@
9 So; July SO 65@6 ga.
Boxed Meats-Steady; dry sailed
shoulders So 75@3 50; short rib s. S5
@6 81! short clear S. T0G95 20.
AFTERNOON BOARD.
Wheat-Quiet and unchanged.
Corn-Irregular June 10 higher;
July and August 10 lower.
Pork-24 to 50 lower.
Lard-2lc lower.
LIVE STOCK.
Drovers' Journal reports:
Cattle Receipts 5000; shipments
5000; natives firm aud Texans lower;
shipping steers 81 9O@5 so; stockers
aud feeders So 50@4 so; COWS, bulls and
mixed SO 25@4 10; through Texas cat
tie, 10 carloads on sale, corn-fed 81 %
@5 90; grassers So 75@4 90.
Hogs-Receipts $1,000; steady at
81 90@4 %.
sheep Receipts 240O; market weak;
nativesS2 50@4 20; Western 81 1904 90;
Texans 81 40@S 50; lambs per head,
So 00@4 90.
New York.
PRODUCE.
New YORK, June IL. - Flour
stronger.
Wheat--Spot higher; options opened
weak, afterwards became stronger aud
closed strong and firm; No. . red 81 OBJ
afloat; 81 0l9l OH elevator; No. red
July 81 0l@1 OLE, closing 81 OH; Au-
gust 81 02g(91 0Ss, closing 81 0Si; Sep.
tember 81 04{@l 05l, closing 81 05l.
Corn-Higner and more doing: No.
. sec elevator; 57@57lc aflost; No. 2
June 55l @56c, closing 551c; July 54{@
55le, closing 542c; August 54i@55ac
closing 55c,
PROVISIONS, Ell,
Coffee- Opened shade lower, closed
steady for options sales $500 bags;
jane So 20; July S. 40; August So so;
September Sc 30.
Sugar-Higher and stronger; fair to
good refining quoted at 8 5-l6@6 l6c;
refined strong; C5i@5sc; extra G $50
5}c;white extra Q 5sc;yellow 45@5s; of
&c; mould A go; -cOnfectioners A 6sc;
standard A 6lc; cutloaf and crushed
5.l6@73c; graduated 9 1915 a 81;
cubes Tic.
Molasses Steady and quiet; test
20l@2lc.
Rice-Firm and moderately active.
Tallow-Dull and easy.
Turpentine-Flrm.
Pork-Quiet; spot Sll so.
Lard-Higher, closed weak; spot
So S24@6 SIS; July So S2@6 So; August
1894.
LIVE STOCK,
Beeves Receipts, l26 carloads; mar.
ket was stronger and quickest of the
year; common TO prime native steers
sold at IS 74@6 30; extra do. So 40(d
8 5U: carload of grass.fed Texas
S. 50, and for bulls 81 1904 20 about
10 carloads were reserved for export.
Sheep Receipts, 80 carloads; sheer
and lambs were dull and lower; ordi
nary to prime sheep sold at IS 10G
S. poor TO hest Kentucky anC
Virginia lambs 81 75@5 90.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-18

wheat nnoios, ~ 10 700 nsdisn 7nm!5,
corn, 6bG7Oo: hay, loose llom tbs WAGON,
Go O0Gs ~ per ton bale hay, $40 00epl2 co.
bran, SOC, per 100 cbupn. Al 0d1l Is Der
100.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-18
Wool ana Hide.

Twelve months ciIr ngnt, nns ana ma
um ltolu nne heavy 10 lighi, IIsel2; al
mouths aQl& fail, hne heavy, i0El2 fnl
light, nne and medium, l2NlG ooars,
HIDKs--No. heavy mint. dry 70 40, No
2heayy mint, dry, v N llc No. 1 light flint
l2c; No, 2, light nint y 70 So, bulls ant
damaged, n tdedc: green, sailed, sound, y
So butchers. green, v n $40.
Hides ffom fallen cattle generally bought
over 10 pounds each. when sold on snlec
tion they bring nom l0S< TO itc. according Il
grade, but generally grade No. 2. IL viii
therefore be 10 the Interest OF tho stockmer
10 sell them "natn
PELrRIEs-D Deer skins, v n lS0iS; ants .op,
skins, 70 loe9lSc; goat Hkins, each, i0Gae
sheep pelA, according 10 amount OF wool
400 up; Hhearllnga, according 20 amount a
wool, bol0; Mexican sheep pelts, BQloc
Mexican sheep pelts, improved, ll0l1c; Msx
loan sheep Ahearlings, 81.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-18
uounrrr rrnnnnr

Potatoes--lriSn, par busnel, sldbSl 10. new
oOe6Oo onions, per bbl Red a.. Yellow, -:
LuInips white. per bill. O. 90 Ruterbega. =;
boAns' n, 4, med, phls. SMo.; large
lima S3zni small butter, -, Pickles,
medium per ebl., 81 80; small, Per Dbl, $3.50,
half bb.. med, t375; mali bhl., small, " 90
Cheese, half cream. ---. full oreAm 10
Peanuts, Hs@So Older. hAli'hbl., ~ 10 Cab.
axe, per crate, lko per N,
PoULrRY--Hsns. $500 90 40 per toNaN
young chickens. ti $500 90, TurkeyA o1 20 "a
each Geese, s---SD----; ouoki, " O9s %.
n1oe-Per coHan, lO@llc.
Ffsah country batter, choices, i2ke lbc.;
Creamery ,S6@S71<ca old bnttar, sGipcd ois1'
nnaYgarlra, 100
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-18
chicago.
PRODUCE.

CHICAGO. I'LL. June l7.-Fiour--
Duh and unchanged.
Wheat--O Dened 70 lc lower but
quickly advanced 10, eased OF %, raj
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-18
ON CHANGE.
s.ock Market Was a Little IrrFg.
lar yesterday But Good Prices
Were Maintained.

araiu Markets Were Unsettled,
!rssat Generally Lower and Corn
Higher--Cotton Weak.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-18
'rRoDuor, PROVISIONS, LIVE srooK
Kansas City.
LIVE STOCK.

Kansas City.
LIVE STOCK.
4 KANSAS CITY, Mo-, June 1.-THE
4 Live Stock Indicator reports:
Cattle - Receipts 1900; best grades
Sweak; common aud half fat alow ut 3
10 l0c lower; exporters IS 20G5 40;
+ good to choice shipping "a 9O@5 Is;
common 10 medium 81 6094 So; feed
( ers 81 1904 IS: cows SD 00@4 90
Hogs-R Receipts 10, 100; strong and
active AZ to Zoe higher So 65@3 so.
Sheep Receipts 500; quiet; fair TO
4 good muttons 81 00@2 80.
PRODUCE
Wheat July No red S2lc; August
sic; September SSlc.
Il Corn-Quiet; with No 2 red nomi'
a nsl, excent August, which sold at 42c.
0ats-No. cash sole bid.
st. Louis.
4 PRODUCE,
ST, LOUIS, Mo-. June l7.-Flour-
Dull; fancy SO 70@S rs; choice "a 26(9
S5 fancy 81 60@5 10; patents 80 359
575
Wheat Lower and only moderately
active; declined u lc early recovered
10 sc, again weakened and closed j &c
under yesterday: No. red cash 81 OIL
July 81 0l3C9l OBJ, closed $l0l}; August
u 03@l 03}, closing 81 OBJ asked;
September 81 05g@1 05i, closing al
" OibG,1 05l.
Corn-Hlgher and strong and more
Done; closed 4 TO % above yesterday;
No. mixed 443G8i5c; Ju'y 45s@46c,
closing 45sr: August 45l@46c, closing
4Bc; year sole.
0ats--Verg quiet but firm; cash S3c
bid; August CSC.
Corn Meal-Steady at 81 90
Wool--Firm and unchanged,
Whisky-Steady ct 81 10.
PROVISIONS.
Firm with good job trade
Pork $40 70.
Bulk Meats-Car-lots, free on board,
long clear Is 80; short rib % 4Oi snort
clear s. 60
Bacon--Long clear S. s5@5 80; short
n6s IS 95@6 90; shcl' clear ~ 100
AFTERNOON BOARD.
Wheat-Stesdy and unchanged, ana
corn firm and unchanged.
LIVE STOCK.
Cattle Receipts 5000; activean firm
ior all good grades; light 10 heaVy
shipping steers 81 S0@5 40: butchers
steers 81 1904 IS; mixed butchering
stuck So OO94 90; stoekers aud feeders
Is 6OCD4 IS; grass Texans IS 2OCg4 w
corn fed Texans 81 0o@4 80.
hogs-Reeeipfs coo; higher ahu
active at So 1904 Is.
Sheep Receipts 1900; steady for good
grades; common stuff veJy dull; fair e
choice muttous S. 25(94 90; common
70 medium 81 O093 90; Texans u q
90 Is; spring lambs 81 ZOOS W PEI
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-18
New orleans

NEW ORLEANS, La, June IL
Flour--Dull choices A 75; fancy 81 80
IA 90; extra fancy S. 30G95 40; winter
wheat patents SIS IS; Minnesota
patents process SIS so; bakers 81 80.
Corn-Quiet; mixed 7495Sc; yellow
$50 959c; choice white 70@72c.
OAts--Dull; choice Western 40@Ilc.
Corn Meal-Quiet at So co.
Hay--Dull; prime to strictly prime
SIG O0@19 so; choice to fancy $50 00@
% Oh
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-18

Pofk--Dull al 81 lEa.
Lard-Dull refined tierces So 80.
Bulk Mtats--Dull; shoulders, sum
mer-pscked, "a 90; long clear and
clear rib IS so.
Bscon-Dull; shoulders nominal, at
81 so; long clear So ~; clear rib 50 %;
Hams = Choice sugar-cured can
vsssed dull; SO 00@9 80.
Whisky Steady; unchanged.
Coffee-Dull; Rio carg oes and com
mon to prime 6390ic
Sugar-Firm; common TO far 10
Tic; good fair to choice nominal +; yet
low clarified 5l@6lc; OIL white 6sci
choice white 61c.
MolRsses--Firm; common to good
common, l7@22c; fair to good fair
23@25e; prime to strictly prime 269
$50.
Rice Active and firm; Louisiana
ordinary TO prime 4s@5se,
Bran--Quiet at Soc.
Cotton-seed oll-Prime crude 2s(9
29c: summer yellow 35(a37c; cake 29c
free on board; murket quiet.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-18
COTTON MARKETS.

a, All United states Ports.