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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-04

EOR RENT-
Il 201S M.10r. m.i....-466
500 DIST ST., IL r..........-66
2l29 K st. ,Sr. ,mi...-.-...@
1749 Paave. 1Cr.m.i.O.66
l19S 21stRt. IL r.m.i.---A6
114S 2lst 81. 12r.m.i....-A6
1903 II st. NV. .l8 r,mi 80
PIT x st.. 8 r...............60
1881 22d 81. Or, m.i......8O
2218 @ st. Or. .m.i-....35.5O
2220 9 St. Or, m. $3.50
1922 g st., Dr., N. i...@. SO
poo Esd st., 6r., MI. ..3S. 60
9ll 23d ST., Sr., m. 1850
524 20th 81, Sr...--.....-S6
716 21st st.. 8 r.........-...4O
2125 L St, 10r. ,m.i...40.5 50
20l4 AZ ST., 1r.,ml... 80. 90
@G J. st, Z r...............-3O
14lO 2oth St., 8 r......25. 20
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WAREHOUSES;,

VXTANTED-A NONRESIDENT WISHES 10
w buy one or more small Houses desirably located
as an investment can pay cash. Address Box $50,
Star Office. aui-6t*
WTAN1ED A GENTEEL UNFINISHED
w residence Of IL or ID Rooms location central
Refer to JOS c. 6. KENNEDY. TO 18th St jy3l-4t
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ISNOR SALE
Il 1SiC 1lth ST. n. w., rooms Ini........... S3 500
Sl5 French st. NV, rooms. m L-.......... $500
3OS 1th ST. e. rooms, n. 1850
Ten per cent investment, 18th st., below
East Cap,sel ...,........ 1900
SWORMSTEDT & BRADLEY.
Jy3l-0U 02S st. NV.
EHOR SALE OR FOR RENT-EIGHT ROOM
y House, with bath, at $50 per month. for sale at
5000. PITNEY & BfIA DFORC,
Y22-2w 1913 F ST NV.
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DROPOSALS FOR FUEL FOR BOTANIC GAR
~ den for the fiscal year ending June 3oth. 1850.
VIII be received nj The Office of the superintendent
Botanic Garden, until TWELVE NJ, TUESDAY,
AUGUST EIGHTEENTH, lSSS.
Particulars TO character and quantity required
can be obtained upon application at Office.
VIM. r. SMITH,
u4-7.1l,14-4t Superintendent
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MONEY TO LOAN.

sSSTRICTLY CONGRATULATIONS NE
- gotiated On personal property, notes with col
lateral securities discounted reasonable terms BY
a reliable party with ready cash. Securities kept
at the safe Deposit Company. Address full paricil.
lars Box 543, City P. O. ty29-1m
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-10

heavy mint, dry, - lie No, light mint
heavy. dalnaged, v y 4 calf skins and baai,
uamsked. tseecs green, aaited, sound, n <
Sc; butchers, green, y n SIC.
hi1es rom nllien cattlo generally bought
over " pounds each, when sold on ealec
ton they bring nom iuSs 10 lie. according 10
krauc put gtnerally grade No. q ne will
10 sell them 'snnf.n
fEtrRrEs--pe er skins, y 70 l5piS snts.op,
sslns, l0eplSc. goat skins, each, l0sbaN
sneep pelts, according 10 amount OF wool,
$50 up; shearllngs, according 90 amount oi
Woo, SOLO Mexican sheep pelts, slnioo.
Me1iean eheep pelta, improved llelac, Mex.
Loan ahsep shearIings, 90,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-10


BAR IRON, Is bU.--Horway, &C.; Ko, ~
shest iron, tslo., No, n q nhest iron, btlr.
KAlyaniEsd sheet iron, pAet<ci No. y Afodn
i5c: No. 4 do, l5o, 2lx2s roonnz tin, tN q
0l5@i ltID and i0xit pat, dn q 1908 Soi
unnsr'a wire, 81 per cent OF. unnsf's stock
forty per pent. on; cook slower gith WARE
SO 50ft2b 90, do, wiih trimmings, Gls bOG5Qvs
WOOD WORK. Wagon A1les, huc, Hti %
tongues. Sloo3el 00i singlstreea, stTA bolstorn
500; spokss. "a sbEsS O0i folloee, VI S5s3a rs
Douhlstreca, e. MA O0i neck yokea. 81 900
81, pillow beams, 6Aa65c., piow handles, u n
e25O. handles, 81 1904 o.,
NAILS, 81 % Gsx. basis lOds-Burdsn horns
shoa per heg, - 90: Perkins DO, - 81; walk
or do, s. so; Burden mule, y 90; Northwest
ern horse Ghoo nails, NO, 4, 500, No, 4. agc, Nc
q, 80, No. Z, &c. No. 8, 100. "Iaks'sn do, No
T. $50, No, O. $50, No 8, 2ac., NO. ], zoe, no.
lies Auaahle do, Nc. 4, tSo., NO, ), sae., No.
Not No, J, lpc., No, ., lsc
REFHl1 ERATO i<S.--No. I Climax Nf.0
No. 9. 90, els 20; No. d.. s2si No. de,. a.
MisCELT.ANEous-r racs chains, az ~
pair. te7c,; pillow singleireee, pei dOH., -
pillow douelstseea. par dontn y or sioel
wood screws, 50 and 10 per cent olis Ii car
door butta. &C and 10 yer cent on, cut srt
timed tncks, ~ per cent, OIL cores inillG,
per cent on: blind htngeA, 50 and 10 Per cat
on carriage boith, a. and 70 Per caut, ~
pillow bolts, IS per cent OF piace TN weft
10 PER onnL on; deop stamped wsfs, 81 ~
can't on. shallow stamped ware " per neA
or fapap - wars, 20 par c1nt On
AXEE-KsK., per dcRsn. ~ 500 oei LAKE
o. cORq 60; hsckenEack. - so<hf " bog'a
handled, ~ bOses b..
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-10

AhAu-HrEnr cured nAmS, 1870; q. O.,
>. bsoon. lob+G 9. c. bacon, 1he; ., q
FraR--Assssrai. ION ki1. NO. !, U.IN No.
y ~ 10 half bbla., No, I. te5 81 no. 4, td.se
White Cab, No. 4. hlf. bblE., Sa.60 No, 4. ed.2S,
Dried hsrrlngs, per box 600. God nsh; $40,
ssoi lao cans. S,SS;' IS cans, Sc SO cans
UoyTHA--oom,non 100; ordinary, los<o
taiI, lle.i prime ROO nstc; fancy, lso; old
nI-imperiai, fles0: gunpowdsr, eacYA
suGAB--fins powdered, bhls.. s1fo; do,
as sslss vs. faa ui S Era sTesSa1 =
standard 4. J i.2oa choice white, nc; yellow
RicR-LouisianR. ssfeYn
BALr-Uoarse. In oAgps. gi.2hGieo ms In
bags. -. lake In Cat hoop hbla., sS-i9
pockets. ske7b<n
HAEEsn So SSi "a sss a2.sn, Fsns
ma, Giss lbs. e2,Eep263 nsoonds J IA
81 .b6s ns., ts.i9, Tomatoes, standard, J H.
u.ot seconds, 2nas-; ns., n.sose eEsen
bs iri ai.E<SLto; RaapberIlss, el.r06l.esi
nysiSra, filll weight n. H.ls. y, tqio; light
weight ! D., ESQ. n, u.1f Salmon. ?
1sSi.oG sArdinss American. Heo osss;
Imported. $1,000 lt.lo case. Btrawbcrffea,E ~.
gi 10 Hlackhsrriss, u.M 0resn GAssn,
BAKITS PowpEa.-ssilysr LOAF. 40 eena,
per doEsn, 800. IN, do. u 3D. ln'do- y ~
sRb. do. ~, eb. do. el2.
3urrRfrs--Sstareh. Sl<e. soap, ooznmon
t,fr Gorman olive, SIC. Candies, NIL poxea
ib5<o. halves. Q. Qaartsfa c. Indigo. sc y
alneing, el.o0 ddHen- uulenent mrhi4sc.
ei.doGSk6o doxsn. MRnoAroni, imported, l5cff
Am aricAn. 9. boz. Huckgtn. tWc hoops,
e1.0o dotsn.weil buokstA. N.0 donen. rrocfn4
ll.ISs12Ndonen. Brilliant oil. bblA-s Ee.i ~
pion, do. E7oi do, rs Gases. 81 10, Brlluant,
~ cas0H 81 Oof do, liz cases. u "a.
Ff.ouW Htanasdia RoyAi Patent. " ~
. hbl. sacks f8 - y flQ Aai No. fgxAa
yer noe liza q u. No s. Is, Nos elto Corn
meal reF buhhes, &c. Hofniny and Gltas
0ns, a q oAtnissl y bah Dbl. - 2: .s@as.l a
wisnal, = =, tL JfaC1efE ~ as1A. g.
XN1 coda. eb<o; crsan eSSal 4 SCAR EnNps,
5l<es lemon creams. ~.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-10
liquors.

WR1REY -Bsctinsd 81 IOoin1. az per rroo
sour naash. one year old. 81 " Swo years OH
o. OO<e2 -, thres years old 81 SQG2 7b FAM
extra old whisky BtaDb,
WTpIs-~Clarot, oAhs,l<9 bnGh110e ~ per an
%. sherry. per gal, q zoos CO.. hnaein
per gel., % s0ns %; White Nins, in esasai
" COLO o..
par dos, o. O0a12 ~
CHANPA0na go. n. Aulum a o.. Extr,
Dry, SJ OOGpSs O1i HaidGick, IN basket, III 0Of
y GE Rrns' IN nssss ~ " 9ecSs ~ Donssn
drv, plnts, 81 90.
Borrf.Nn BkKR-Iemp's quarts, El2 CO.. ru
SO 90, Budweihsr quartz ~ %, pima tiA "
ktlanger beer, quartz, tlB o0i pint1 eN "
Schlits Milwaukee, quarts va o.: pinn SIS %
Anthony a Kuhns, Qtn Si2 90, plate sig 81
n. Causen n fton's ahs wpegna bear, quart
IL e5ei2, Bremen. Kaiser, Imported, 50 ~,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-10
Druxu ana medicines.
pRues,

pRuGH,
poTnn iso RSS q SSds En sf
10, CcppeTas, S&i. Cinchiuedin. FER Ga so
cts. CASTLE soap, per u lOaDl6. Cream tartar
g e, pSr u :a.S y. Ssslf lsE per II Ses
tic included, e6eAi %. Chlortl Hydrate, per II
o. SOL 70, Chloroform, per 10 bottle inolud
Cd, M@p5c. Compesition powder, per 40 ~
Dovcru, per ID 81 20. tcpsom aalts. per ID 10
~. Gum Opium, per 10 0Heet %; Gum Cam
phor, per 10 @1&. Morphine, per on IS 500
-, on, Castor machine, 7eassG Ola Castor
strained. sSef5; oil. lard. No. 1, 6s@Tu. Quin
inc, I. q W., per on s)t@sSc. Flowers sulphur
SrSSo5. Alum, sl<ae prescription walls .,
Sss' Of Or show C SSS p sESs' Rso.
patent medicines, NJ list, Thayers Fluid
Extracts, ~ per cent OF. 4. ID. Fluid III
tracts, % per cent on. Essential ola, 3,
pBrKxrxa coIoRs. M
Ivory drop black, sc; raw turkey unpsi
CSC; burnt Turkey lumber, $50; raw Italian
sienna. 2bc; burnt Italian sienna, zoo; Van
dyke brown, Zoo.
Strictly pure white lead. " 60, Spirit
turpentine, 66eb6. Boiled oil. 6Qab6ao.
TIKI aHERMAN.wILI.fAMa uoIoKa.
Ivory drop black, Ia, per 10 1870 Engiibi
coach hlaes Is per 10 lsci lamp black y, @
30; tUitramarlne blue, Ne, is, 400. blue pal pi
IL. he; raw Turkey umber, Ia, 90: burnt Tur
tey lumber. IL, &c: raw italian sienna. IL, ec
burnt Italian Sienna, IL, 20; Nankyke brown
Ia, 10; Paris green, IL, zoe: CHROME, L. n. 0, .
u, o., ~, l2o; American vcrniillion, Ia, ACC, In
dian red, Ia III Ninetta red, la, So, ia1<n, 2bs
20, Chrome yellow. l., n. o, a n. o., ia, lee,
yellow ochre, is, 81. l2l<s, asa, Nc.
PREPARED aRATNINO coinR9.
Bark oak, lsc; Ash, lSc; Black walnut, lee
Maple. loo.
Y, and Id cans, assorted In y and n
cans; balance IN / and 10 cans, assorted
Price in 10 cans; balance In 1 and 2 ID cam
NJ. a. ia 49,
Is Id tin psiln, 40 lsGa aud keRa 10 psT
Lass
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-10

Lupbm -nouzn inmpsT. tyorins. n inesa
Ar 4 undaf. nfst-uiAan, SIS. eulpptns. AxA, tit
boxing nDf 1oorina, clears, a. thief clear
N and TX, al rough lnmbff, secn1G clnS
III loiNt AND ncanfisng, cuia. fl150.
nruiNa.--f1fai cafnfaun wlii1 pima. ~ %
eecond ao az ~ third 30, ~. poplar, ~ 90
v W native rips " t1si 40 a. sH nAtvs
ROACH. llt0a.
DhEHND LuMN1n-toEln4 " tnchaa ard
undcr, ~ co3H Oo 80 lCSt, - 0l4.1 "
gcanIinE, loiHt a. aLy oo1nmcn srracfi
"a Osazf " boxing uvgl Il sncheE, ts1o4
" 81 thick eleArs, ~ 70 Hncd q ~ pSn ~
second elasa. any kind, va
uAngNun AND MArrMNp FlooBgrf-ifiKS
class. -, second cihAs. txl.51.
WHflEfIEN EuRufaMfNa A4unaE2-tGsl
ard tneh white plne. l5f 4 iloh &C, 80,
tjNil.fra--BAAD'Eeu GA fs-AIE--fisrt CO.
n-a1 $500 sll.s, ~, 49, - - - ,b-ssS &C. -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-10
Uounur rrnaucr.

Pot.toes-lrisn. PER busnei. slMsi 10. new
a0GoOo; Onious, PER hbl. Red o. yellow, -:
hrrnips Whit per Dbl. 81 50. Rnterbega. =
, neanh "A. r, mod, pbls-, $50, large
meoism per bill, " So ANAL, Per bol., tS6a;
hsi bb4 med, ISIS, half bbl., ANAL, Us on
Sneees, halt cream, -; fun cream 10
axe, per crate, INC per n,
fouLrhy- hens, G0 90 40 per dose.
Young chickens. u asGa %. Turkeya 81 to Is
ea sr eyese. So uuoks, ~ coes %.
freah country butter, choice, l9Aa ltc.,
Creamery ,SseS'btc.; Old bnttsr, ,olpe.l oteo'
nnAraniins. l1s
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-10

Beeyes-Corn fed, range from SGeac per
pound.
Grass fed gN&yXc.
Mutton--f Choice 2e1lssc
stock Cattle The prices In stock cattle
vary, according 10 locality where raised. We
quote different localities "A follows.
panhandie~Etyiatly nrNJclRss yoarlipGN,
r,er head, els OoaIs ~ iwoynsr-Qids, SO uvS
- ~ cows and calves, so.
Western TcxAs-- Yeafllnes. 81 poJl2 90
two yaar0lds, si5 Ssi6 %; COWS and calves,
IS tt.4& o.
Central Texas YesrlInes, 20 01lo % two
year olds, ei3 soait0e cows and caves,
rs pl13g o..
Aouthern Texas ---Yeaf..afs, Is uQ8a a.
two. yeAr-olds, 81 70, cows and caiyess
60 tO.Gz %,
Easfefn Texas Yeariings. q nnHT o. two
year-olds, tio OoSl2 O6 COWS aud calves, Slt %
is3ooo.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-10
ON CHANGE.
,..,t Market Was DuIl Yesterday
: y, snail Transactions-C Cotton
Was Lower.
o,.In Markets We're Unsettled
4, closing Prices Showed a Slight
Advance In Most Cases.
rINANoIAI..

~ THE LONDON BOARD.
.snoN. June 8 The decision Of
..hluet to resign caus ID a feverish
M, OH the stock exchange, and
n, ~ aeclined 3-l6, while Russian
titles were IL lower on all the pro-
.s,l exchanges. The weak feeling
|,.ncisl circles is more marked, AS
4. /. also q decline in government
|'s.ols opened at 80 10 for both
ley and account.
Ep, M.-Consols are firm, for
N, 0sl, for account 99l.
Inp.M British oonsols have fallen
NJ the closing OF the market this
tnoon.
4 Ak THE NEW YORK BOARD.
M YORK, June Q State bonds
kerry dull but generally frm.
Eminent bonds were quiet and
r he S's advancing 1 in the prices
&lway bonds were comparatively
IN has been another very dull and
Itiher uninteresting day in the
4 market.
M total sales were los oil shares,
market closing barely steady.
MONEY.
lsw YORK, June 9. --Money on call
lat per cent prime mercantile
wAG5; foreign exchange dull at
n for sixty days; 81 S74 for de-
EXCHANGE,
|w ORLEANS, June 8. - Sight
per 1000 premium; sterling bank
STOCKS.
Inv York, June 9.-rhe follow
we're the official closing quota
st the New York Stock exchange
|aiternoon
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-10
eAiveston.

GALVESTON. June a.--Spot olosed
quiet and Lice lower; gross receipts,
4 bales: sales---balts, exports nonei
stock 4l22 bales.
Ordinary S Is l6c; good ordinary
Q 1876 low middling 10 Lice; mid
dling 10 5-l8c; good middling 10 g.l6c;
middling fair 10 ls Ice.
Futures opened quiet ruled quiet
and steady and closed quiet; June and
July points lower, August I'M
changed, other months 2 TO points
higher.
Total sales 1000 bales.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-10
Furnltnre.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. imitaNon wsaln 4,
each, ~ zoos u. all walnut, o. toSDl0 81 ChAir
wood eaat. y dos. " 1907 o., cane ana rAytas
seat, u 009e %; cans seat dining, s1 ooa91 "
Childs snd rockers, o. QoSela %; large rocking
$50; Mirror2, arch tops. v dos, a. pOfpll ~
rnblea, round, sl0o9SSg; fall iesf, e. b1aas *
Safea, zach, % s5oIV0 bureaus, % b0s4qO n
wash stands, al 2StbS 81, bod springs, n Tkes x
Bapy Carriages. % 6nloS0
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-10

10 additional, rallied he, fiuctuatad
within q range OF ic aud cloeed IL
over yesterday; June STs(aS9lc, closed
SSfc; july S9l@9lac, closed 9Ose. An.
gust VI eCg93lc, closed 92a692a.
Corn-Active and generally higher.
opened clover, rallied lie. fluct,Iated
ana closed TO over yesterday; caeh
aIac; June 46s@47sc, closed 47I@
47sc; July 45J@47c, closed i6s6946Ic;
August 45l946ic, closed 46lc.
PROVISIONS.
Pork--Active, 10 10 l5c higher earl, I
reacted ~ to loo and closed steady; cash
Sl0 60@l0 So; July $40 57I@10 72I,
closed $40 5Tl@l0 90; August $40 62IC.a
10 S2l, closed $40 67l@l0 10.
Lard-Fair demand and 5 to 7lc hlgh-
er; cash "a So; June So 62l@6 IS; July
SO 5000 20.
Boxed Meats--Steady; dry ealted
shoulders 50 S0@3 IS; short ribs IS As
90 473; short clear IS S0(@5 IS.
AFTERNOON BOARD.
Wheat-Strong and higher; June
S9sc; July Ole; August oslo.
Corn lie higher.
Forks TO Zoe higher.
Lard-2lc higher.
LIVE STOCK.
Drovers' Journal reports:
Cattle Receipts 1000; opened strong
but closed dull; shipping steers 81 900
5 60 stockers and feeders 50 8O@5 90:
COW and bulls mixed s. 50@4 so.
Through Texas cattle, so carloads
market 10 to l5c higher, So COOS 20;
western rangers, corn-fed, IS 90.
Hogs--Receipts $4,000; opened loo
higher but weakened; So 95@94 40.
Sheep - Receipts 1000; slow and
heavy; natives 81 5000 10; western
81 1904 90; Texans 81 b0@S so; lambs
per head So 25@3 20.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-10

LA LOUIS, Mo-. June 9.--Flour-
& out tirm; fancy So zoos rs;
. S564 So; fancy "a 6O@5 10;
|Fnts S S5@5 rs.
4 meat Unsettled and generally
"a with rairly active trading;
,aed to 10 lower, then recovered
aavaaced ! TO lc, but,fell OIL again
uosed &c below yesterday; No. ?
@sh and June 81 0il; July 81 053
closing at 81 0S5; August
ssi " closing 81 OF.
tn- Fraction better but very slow,
wv se above yesterday; No. ,
~ cash 4ii604lac; June 44ic; July
SNsA closing 44sc; August 45Sc.
/ n sses-Dnll but Arm; No. . mixed
e-3ci July Slsc; August 253c.
NV Meal-Quiet at 81 60.
|sDa-Essier feeling for medium
LEE butchers firm; tub-washed
-e' uhwashed 9Ca20 Z; Texas 100
"alsky- Steady at ST. IS.
h. PROVISIONS.
. IN and higher.
Il VII TO-
ss.d- Nominal
s y. Meats-Long clear s. 40; short
y oOi short clear S. 40.
'Isoa-- Long clear IS S5Ca6 90; short
~VO9e III; short clear So zoo
~, LIVE STOCK.
~, Receipts 30; good grades
~ ana firm, but common qualities
'ntpplng steers range 81 T596 IS /;
~, oatchefs' steers 81 50Cai 90;
49, butcher stock IS COCA IS;
-s T and feeders So 50C94 IS; corn.
q, Exams a 5094 90: wintered
lle - VoOs4 80; grass Texans 81 %
y. Receipts 540O. higher aud
i, packers s. S5@4 Is.
y ~, Receipts 1900; not 30 strong,
4 49, mutton grades are still Arm
.AAed; good clipped natives IS so
\ ~, vommon TO medium s. 50C0s IS;
'aage y 0O@S IS.
chicago.
sea,n, PRODUCE.
~ $50, LII. June 9.--Flour--
k7hs.su unchanged.
! opened & lower. sold of
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-10

good ordinary e3c; low middlinr
loo; middling lOlc; good mIddling
ii leo.
Futures closed steady, to 4 points
lower; sales 24,700 bales.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-10

wheat, enoivs, IS 10 SIsto. pasdiun, 7s@so
corn, 6Sa70o: hay, loose nom ths wagon
$40 o0@l2 " per Ton hale hay, Ga oossN %
bran, sc, par 100 chops, WGl Is ~,
100.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-10
new Yo,k.

NEW YORK, June 9.-Spot closed
firm, 1-l6c lower; sales S045 bales.
Ordinary s 9l6c; good ordinary
. 1850; low middling 10 lc; middllng
10 lS Ice; good middling lie; middling
fair 1880.
Futures closed steady; Q to 5 points
lower. Sales. ID. 900 bales.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-10
Kansas Citv.
pROnUCE.

KANSAS CRY, Mo-, June 9 -Wheat
HOnger; cash sac; July S6s@S64c;
bust soc.
Hn-Stronger; cash sole; July Sole
\ lOsc asked; August Ale bid, 4l3c
&sd,
Oats Cash 3Sc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-10

poplar, X. "a ooe1 81 poplar, y. na-Desa y
rR.lro pine * gis %, n, &c.
Porl.AA LunREk.--.4. ~, ana y mas, ~
do inch. ~.
a - DO EXTRA no. i, t8.aE cypress, bell an
brand. S; 90 No. 2, A.2s. DO Mol s.0i nais
ahped heart 81 hAps, ~
tsIlEMrA4-Mhita pine, dFneaed hnc hfedtS
fauare ~ Fat q Ysliov pine 40. q; lats
f8bl8fbo.
fann uuaNuE, KFc-~iEme. AUaEE, y
per bbi. Csnsant, locisytll4 or koEapAie, al
pts fbla Portland, Is per III. flrsiol r2lis
hew YORK q AtehisAn. u PEI hhL fiaAas
* anscx-, ssr-crooi al pssK
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-10
1--WE STOCK.

Re Live Stock Indicator reports:
Fiue : Receipts 1000; corn-fed
rs; grassers AS we'll rs exporters
|a@5 40 good to choice shipping
|N95 Is; common to medium "a go
h Y; feeders 81 25@4 75; cows 50 90
Phon-Receipts 1890; shipments
opened sc higher, closing weak
.In the advance lost; assorted
SaSsSsO; mixed SIS T0@3 SO.
.Saeen-Receipts 100; shipments sos;
rleli filf to good muttons 81 60@3 90;
''nnl0n to medium 81 00@2 90.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-10
New Orleans.

Now UfIohnHs
PRODUCE.
NEW ORLEANS, June 0.-Corn-
Quiet and easier; mixed 5S@5S4C; yell
low $4,000; choice white steady SEQ
zoe.
Osts-Easier and in moderate de.
maud choice Western 42@43c.
Corn Meal-Higher, and scarce at
So TO-
Coffee Quiet and unchanged.
Sugar-Steady and unchanged.
Molasses Scarce and firm and un-
changed,
Bran--Higher at S5@90c.
Other articles unchanged.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-10
New NorK.
PRODUCE.


New YORK, June 9.--Wheat--
Spot lots higher; options opene
heavy and lower, later became ex-
cited on the unsettled affairs in En-
gland, closing firm; No. red 81 ola
on board at store; No. . red June 81 oil
al OF "a, closing 81 0ls; July 81 00s@
l 03, closing 81 023; August 81 0S5@
05, closing 81 0is.
Corn--Higher, but closed weak; No,
. sale In elevator; 55lc afloat; No. 2
June 5it@5i3c, closing Sale; July 5S2
@54sc, closing at SAGE; August 54l@
55sc, closing at 54sc.
PROVISIONS, ETC.
Coffee--Options steady; sales o, $50
bags; June So 90; July SO 95; August
81 90; September 81 10.
Sugar-Retined quiet; mould A csc;
standard A Gle; confectionery A 6Ic;
powdered 81 @7tc; graz ulated 6sc
Molasses-Q Quiet.
Rice-Firm and easier of sic.
Rosin-Dull.
Turuentine--Dull at S5bc.
Pork Stronger; spot Sill 60@ll 82i
Lard-Moderately active; spot So 50
as 90; July IS IS: August So 9S(a6 80.
LIVE STOCK.
Beeves-Receipts 80 carloads for ex-
portation and % carloads for city
trade slaughterers direct; nothing do
ing in the cattle yards; dressed beef
sides steady, general sales SC@9c, few
choice going at 9f@8lc, aud poor ma
tives and common Texas beef down to
7lc.
Sheep-Receipts $500; no trading OF
consequence for lack of sufficient ofler-
ings; tirmer feeling; ordinary and good
clipped sheep sold at 81 30@5 90; and
good lambs at Sc.
Flour-More active and shade bet.
ter.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-10

view QrieNns.
NEW ORLEANS. LA, June s.--spc'
closed 4 lsa lower: .,.. ca,
Low orains-y TsT oroinssy es-'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-10

LIVERPOOL, June 9.--Spot closed
with prices somewhat irregular; lied
lower
Ordinary l.l6i; good ordinary
q gl6d; low middling il-l6d; mid
ding uplands lS-l6di middling Or
leans SD.
AGO bales.
5000 bales.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-10

COTTON MARKETS..
Receipts at Ali United states Ports.
ponra This This This Last
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-10

sss ma LII. June s.--Flour--
|g6e~ss.u unchanged.
opened & lower, sold of
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1885-07-31
Writ Of Election. :

State of Kentucky, June Term,
Christian Co., Court.} June 4th 1885.
WHEREAS, be it known that va
cancy exists in the Union School
House Magisterial District No 6, of
the Office of Constable; in the Handy
District No of the Office Of Consta-
BILE in the Garrettsburg District No
10 of the Office of Magistrate and in
the cambridge District No IL of the
Office OfConstable.
THEREFORE,, it is ordered that a
Writ of Election be and the same is
hereby issued to John Boyd, Sheriff
of Christian county, KY, requiring
him to haye Poll opened II the Bird
day of August 1885 in each of said
Districts for the purpose ofe holding
elections to fill said vacanci S, which
said writ is here issued in accordance
with the law of the State of Kentucky
and placed in the hands Of said sher
i'll for execution thereof.
A copy attest,
JNO. w. BREATHITT, Clerk.
Ordered JOHN BOYD, Sheriff.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1885-07-31

the spring could run without him.
The Court was of the opinion that
the spring would not stop running on
account of Maj. BIS absence or punish
ment. After reviewing the testimony
the attorney called upon the jury to
make a fearful example of the defen-
dant in order to protect their own
rights. After being out a few minutes
the jury returned the following YER
dict:
ave of the jury find the defendant
very guilty and fix his punishmentat
7 bottles of ice cold beer for the bene-
fit of the jury and witnesses, that he
be prohibited from appearing in the
ballroom this evening and that he
give bond for 1926 for his future good
behavior and say nothing further in
favor of the |. A. Il T. railroad"
The trial took place in the front
yard and was the cause Of much
merriment and enjoyment. 1t was
witnessed by the entire company OF
guests after which the dancers adj
iourned 10 the ball room. 1t is UNI
necessary to state that the trial was
simply joke at the Majors expense.
lie IS decidedly the most popular man
at the Springs. Full ofliie, ever ready
to entertain the ladies or enter into
anything that promises fun, he is the
very life of the company there.
Mrs. w. Il. Wrather, ofParis, Tenn,
and Mr.. and Mrs. II. i. Withers, OF
IIopkinsvile, were among the de-
partures Wednesday. Their places
will not be easy to fill.
Park lIeaton, the clerk, is the very
man for the place. lie is here, there
and everywhere looking after the com.
fort of the guests, and making himself
useful every hour of the day.