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SOLDIERS HOMES.
A Suggestion from q Kansas Comrade.

10 THE EDITOR: There are to-day in round
numbers $4,000 member5 of the GAR in
Kansas, and the question that / wish to get
before comrades is this: The Government has
two military reservations in Kansas, with all
the necessary buildings and quarters for troops,
namely, Fort Larned and Fort Riley, both of
which have been given up as military posts
Either of these, with some little changes, would
make good Soldiers Home. Now, let each
Post of the GAR. send a petition. unanimously
signed, to our Senators and Representatives to
ask Congress to donate or lease to the Depart
ment of Kansas, GAR, one of these forts and
reservations, to be used as home for the old
and needy members of the G.A.R,-all other
expenses to be borne by the Department of
Kansas, GAR 1t would certainly be small
matter for the Government, that owes its very
existence to the old soldiers, to donate or lease
to them one of the above reservations for a
home in their declining years.
1t may be said that there is being built a
Soldiers Home at Fort Leavenworth. True =;
but let the Government take care Of those that
are not members of the GAR, and we, the
GAR, will take care of our comrades, and
with the two institutions in the State there
will be no room to spare.
Now, have thrown out these suggestions.
and hope to hear from others with regard to
the feasibility of the matter.-DANIEL CoFF-
MAN, Co. b, 10th Ohio, Sterling, Rice Co., Kan.
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of Posts in his Department. The Department
Encampment will be held at Chattanooga Feb
ruary 26. An unusually strong effort will be
made to have the National Encampment con-
vened at Nashville in 1856.
INAUGURATION NOTES.
Three hundred additional policemen will be
appointed to aid in preserving order.
The tickets to the Inaugural Ball will be S.
each, and only admit one person. If gentle
man desires to take lady he must buy an ad-
ditional ticket
The Committee on Public Comfort express
confidence of being able to provide cheap and
comfortable rooms for all who may be in at
tendance.
Forty-one regular political organizations
have signifed their intention of being present
Tammany, as the oldest of these in the coun-
try, will have the post of honor on the right
of the line and will be received and entertained
by the next oldest organization-the Jackson
Club of this city.
MISCELLANEOUS CHAT.
Gen. Rosecrans's family is thoroughly re-
ligious in its tendencies. His brother was the
celebrated Bishop Rosecrans, of Ohio who did
almost as much for the Union at home as the
General did in the field. The General has two
daughters who have taken the vail. and his
son is priest.
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Take in season DIR. GRAVES HEART
REGULATOR. Time but strengthens the
hold Heart Disease has on you; the Heart
Regulator will give you relief; thousands say
SO. Free pamphlet of +. E. Ingalls,, Cambridge
Mass. $l.O0 per bottle.
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Apparently Canadians never will catch up, A
man who knows them succeeded In buying a dia-
mond ring in Montreal last week with a $50 Con-
fcderate bill.
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Mention The Ma ti0aA Tribune.
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Doaro enc Rooms.
East Side.

East Side.
A HIGHLY RESPECTABLE PRIVATE
~ PANTY Of standsy VII receive into Their ell ses tpt
S o Without e e.cae nf % e
rooms spacious handsome sunny A FGsYrey crTrzry
Tribune Uptown once l23s broadway.
CHOICE SECOND FLOOR of five rooms,
- eesany Furnished With or Thoqt private table, one
STH-AVE. 3O7.-Elcgantly furnished second
~ floor; also. other rooms with or without private table
I1EAST 2S HIST, between 9TH and Madison
mcnts breakfast If desired references.
DIST ST, 1i5 EAST. GRAMERCY PARK
5ge a6 en- & & baq HInT t Ishse rooms
1.lD-ST., 122 EASF.-Rooms on second floor
Sd 10 let with board. also table board.
% EAST .ST.-Two rooms to let, with
80 board references
% GRAMERCY PARK.-Exceptionall fine
- rooms facing oosual park superior table and At
~ MADISON-AYE.-To rent very elegant
snt o' [,,ns T9 1T cas- P.S T., &c. or n5c.
~ MADISON-ANE.-Suiic Of rooms with
party -.tiug superior surrounding
y AND 80 GRAMEECY PARK. 20th-st
60 foo al a ''i i a5, refe q park SUES -- -
s(E EAST 29TH-Sr.-Lnrgcr rooms on second
'IO no.r. also single rooms vita bo'ri' references
- EAST -ST.-Sccond and third floors
% win ur.,a'c bathrooms brcak'asf dcsird
10 gen '''. 80 ''.' ',, I
IOR NADI>ON-AN E.-Farlor ana hccphu
100 floors with prYlie baths and Attendance private
JEnEASTG5l sunny, elegantly fur
i'iO n.h,i room c'oiy comfort ID private house 10
gentleman. references.
IOA 2D-ANE. NEAR l3IH-ST.-Iwo
80 lr9c handsomely furnish "a p4riors 10 letI 70
& .tAcf 'p4r4tcy.
west Sid.
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LARGE HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
"e'' .'I ~
\ OIL T. Oh .oon, 10 Ict Iu4"'''y ~ " w. H.s.t
"'' oH''' "''''"' '
TEOfGE rooms hauisOmcv furnished rooms
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Boat0 ano Rooms rOdnte0.

IN PRIVATE FAMILY, between Goth and
45th aud 18th and Sth ave. Tor geadamau asd WIFE,
Address c., BOX 25. Tribune ONCE. l,23s Broadway
N{rANTED.-In n strictly hrst-class family by
w young gentleman a square without board,
with heat location aga 18th to 6thaves state
j. NJ. H., Tribune Uptown once 1888 Broadway
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A LAD, II or ii years of age, wishing
e. nome for the winter at country residence nea
N''' one willing and able to do chores can address
a. b c., Tribune once n. Y.
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Citp propcrin tor Sale.

A TTRACTIYE new fOur-sOry dwellings :
~ four with dining extensions.
nos - 70 b East lGth-st., near hadis1nayo.
NOVEL UNIQUE AND ARTISTIC.
Thee houses Ccg4ty finished have equal iron ~ .
Harlem and offered a. prlce7 which
should cjmnaud Immediate purchasers inspection invited
Particulars and pamphlets Of
G. l. GUILLEAtME. owner and builder. on premises
ONLY TWO LEFT, $50. 900 ard $4,000.
" Those elegant folT-story. hgh-stoop. calncthnsh
dwellings In choice block All and -" West
sst equals the prices will be finished IN lew
DAYS In ST cotton invited Apply on premises
SAMUEL OLtOND. builder and owner.
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A LARGE BLOCK of LOTS, 144th TO doth
N SITS al baraAip FERDINAND FISH.
143 broadway. cor. LboTty-st
OFFICES, STORES, LOFTS. BUILDINGS,
" TO LET AMY TO FERDINAND FISH.
lI9 Broadway, y. Y cor. Liberty n.
ITO LET.-Elcgant fOur-stOry high -stOOp
cab net-nuish west side dwellings 420 West ga and
423 slst sits cheap unul Nay after that very
reasonable prices 81 200 and 5000 Inquire OF Waterman
premises.
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pACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANYS
d LINES FOR CALIFORNIA SANDWICH ISLANDS
tArAN CHINA. NhW,ZEALAND, AUSTRALIA. GEN,
GAIAL AND SOUTH AMERit a AND SEXICQ.
From New-Ysrk pier foot Canal st, N. T.
For the Isthmus Of Panama
GOLON sails TUESDAY. Nov. 10, noon
Connecting for Central and south AJserlca and Mexico
Fion san Francisco. Ht and Er4nn4n SITS,
A. Tor China and Japan,
stTY OF NEW.YOfK calls Thursday. Nov. 10, p N
IerEONOLULU. SEW-ZEALA \ Y and AZ 5TRALlA,
ZEALASDIA sails SATURDAY. Nv II, 2p m
, OF on erryAl o; London malls at san Francisco
gh passage and general In Ornaton apply OF Com
a. J. BCLLAY, superintendent
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WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY.
November Attn and 9Th.

- .o,o, consnlt DIT sch.nck personally, write % Dr
u you obo,rE son Philadelphia for ne NeW BooK on
Eseases OF the Lungs, Liver ana s'ohS0" "N'A "-' ~
sepi FREE
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-13
suiIains ssa.sr.ai

LurrB1f --hougn IurnDer, boxing, N incht
and under, nsst-class. slh stripping. tsEr. SlH
boxing and foOring, clears, 80; thioh clear
~ and IL, 12T; rough lumber, second clnn
elE loiEt and scantling, oullH, $500.
RtDING--F1rBt commoD white pine, qy0 90
second do. t27.50: third do. so, poplar. Go ora
n 80; native pins "; sisi 40 y, s2O; nssiy'
rough, SIC 0O, -
DRnsTD LuMasR Boxing " incnsa and
under, SIS 00NT 10; do Hxg, SIS 002p7 %
ecAntllnR, loiat or any common luDbAl
s25 0ODI CO. boxing over - inches, $50 o.
% 80; thick cloers, ~ tolkR and 2, 80 0aozA 90
second clhss. any kim. va,
DRESSED AND MATuHun FLooEu9-flrs
clhaa, $40; second GLASS, 6l2.g
WHITE PINE FUnHIEHfn9 LuMBKE--lA, 4
and z inch white pine. $40 inch do, go.
CEfLINo-BHADEp ou PI.An--FlrGt coz
mon white pine, 81, ~; "a do, E27.51;yd 10, SO
poplar, ~ go U0ap2S,b4 poplar, ", ttg.hOe9A v.
native pine ", tIsi DO, X, el0.
PorI.AE LuhhRz.---iM. Df, ana inch, 80
sKmsLEB--whits pine a, 81 do shaded =
ts.2S. doextra NO. 4. $50, oypysss, hsst. an,
brand, s.; do 80. q AZ; do No, ., ss.sp; nativ
PjcxHTas--N hits pine, dressed ard hszasH
square or nat, yellow pine 90. "; lain
LIsB, CrHHrg, nTo.--idms. Austin, ..
PR Dbl, Cegnent, Lcuigviile or Rcssnsle, SAL
per bbl. Portland, o. per Dbl. Plaster PEIiE
View York or Michigan. q psf bbL Pnste
hair, b5o bu.
asITv -S,r--n-oof s7snrs-w,
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black paint, IL. ac. .I-rutsian nIus. ~. W :.
&c; tOltramarine hlce, ~, IL, ADcs blue raj nj
IA l2ee raw Turkey lumber, Ia. acs burnt Tur
kcy umber. IL, 30. raw italian sienna. IL, Hcs
burnt Italian sienna, Is, &C, Nankyke brown
ls, sc, Paris green, Ia, 2oc, Chrome, L. n. o. q
p. o., ia, lao American vermillion, IL, go. In
dian red, IL. III Ninetta red, Ia, Sc, ia)ss, lts
90 Chrome yellow. L. n. o, = u. o., il, 80
Yellow ochre, IL, 81. la5{s, rs, Va.
fRKPARKD DRAINING coLoRs.
Rark oak, leo. Ash, lee; BLACK walnut, les
Maple. leo.
Prices OF above made on hasir OF IN \
Y, and 1 ID cans, assorted; In x and m
cans; balance In ] and 10 cams, assorted
Price In 10 cAns; balance in and = 10 cant
y 10 TN pals, lze lsss and kegs % par
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-13
Wool ana Hidea

Twelve TnontnB CLIP, light, ma and med
unl lt9l6; me heavy To light, 1IDl8; sii
months, eGlS; fall, hns heavy. l01I2. fall
Light, nns and medium, l2clG ooarss
HIpKs--No. heavy nint. dry ito, No
heavy rint, dry, v ID lie; No. light nipt
iuS 20 aasg sh, nt sc s ~ sa az,
damaged. y n t6t6c: green, sailed, sound, n .
&c: butchers. green, y D 6lzc.
Hides from fallen cattle generally bought
'hat." bringing about I2Isc. when weighins
over 10 pounds each. when sold ON Eeloc
ton they bring from l0I< 10 i4c according e
grade, but generally grade No. q II vii
therefore be 70 tine Interest OF the stockmer
PKLTBfEs-Deer skins, y . I6c1e: ante.op,
skins, y ID l0alsc; goat skins, each, l013s
sheep pels, according 70 amount or wool
Dc9 up sneaflings, according TO amount G
wool. b0lO, Mexican sheep pelts, B3lpp
Mexican sheep pelts, improved, Il0l2c; MtY
loan sheep hnearIlnga, &c.
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RxrF. Cinnamon per p IL Peruvian, Aoat.
pornx itc nl-carbonate OF soda. EnRiisf
~ ropperas, SaA. Cnchinedia- psf o. ~
FL. OsStiie soap, per y l09ls. Cream tAftaf
n p peT ID f2Rlb. CnalE, lump per 70 -
S.iorsnsei. p. 4 ~, Tsgk4 Engiish, per ID. ect
tls fnciusied, e51i 00 ChlOral Hydrhie, per u
81 bnai rs ChloToforgn, per ~ bottle incina
ed, qiaejc COmpoeitio powder, pei 70 -
DoverE, per ID 81 ~. Epnurn aAlta. Pei - -
~. Gum Opium. per 10 Z 0,GA q. Sam Ian els
slior, per ID 'z3Nx. Morphine. Per % ~ ~
-. Oh. CASTOR, machine, 1890 oaAs Nss.cI
per gallon. u cool Ok oil. lard WinNf
strnined. oS87E oil. iaro, 10. !, bt9s7e. tlnin
inc, y. a W.. per On s0Ds5c. Flowers snlpn w
s5<las. Alan. sl<E5. rTnsrrption ylAls -
caas 90 per c81g. on; broken, p
uer Ct. or Show cnsea, Lnarket prices hehs1
pafsns medicines, nt iist. Thayers Flnlc
krfrncfa, ~ Per cent on y. ~, ftula -
tracts, - per oanL on. hAaeurlA oi-1s -
DnrsnPxR coLoEa
ivory drop biacE. xsc- rNw TurR<y rlneei
AZ burrt Turkey nn1bar, &c. faU ia ~
s1snpa- 80 burnt Italian nisnra, $50 Vac
YAIuE
atr1efiy pura white feed. y gu npiah
s,srpenffna. s0G& Bqfied al. c591tes
rfrr Az BRMAN-W1LLEAlf1 COLON
fvurv drop hack. 10, per ~ 80 d1Ei.tA
Goa ~ hlack Il. PER - i1cs .A1'p --Ae~s ~ ~
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EnAxs-eurar oursa nam, ,nt<.. ~.
3, bacon. IipZn. "a n hacnn 49, - - ~
dry salt, &c, ~ - ~
FIHH--M nnk ersl, lOn kitr. No. I. nj. In 40
q, 81 CO. half bbls,, No. i. "a m Mo n AZ "A.
Dried herrinRp, per bor. snc M nah. ei<r
I4ARp--Tierces. Sci 60lb cana A.. M rsn.
$40; ION cans, BJ<o, En cSna' $40, N cers
SIC, - s|Ae' 0S""'
OoFyn, --Comuou; loo., oyd,nayx. in1ko
fafr, lie: prime Rio. iilxc fancy {yc. w" IA
goyarnmsnt Java 9ln. s~' '"S'' 49, o'~
TEA-Imper m. sisassl. yurno~,d.v saozn
BUaAn--fine powdersd, bSiae 40
heltbbir., ekc., cut ioaf q i.os gIInsn,,,Iass1
standard SJsc.' Iouisiane o:nnt,issaa a. !,
standard A. i.2c: choice white. re: ysliow
Charmed. 7c NV 'sN'"
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FotAtoes-lnn. per busnel, si@sl 10. new
5OGtOc Unions, per bbi. lied S6 Yellow. -;
Iuipips white, per bbl. " 50. kutsrbsga. =;
Beans. n. r. msd., DDiF.. SNn.; iarYs
medium per bbl., ~ 81 small, per bbl,, 1850
half bp-. med. 1919; half bbl., small, " %,
CheSss, half cream. ---: Iull orssm IA
Peannts Til@Sa Cider hhli'tbl., % 70 Cab
age, per crate. lkc per n.
PUULTAY--hs nUc ea2 40 per doxsn
young chickens, q 25S2 o.. TrrksyL 90 70 90
each Geese, So; Dneks, ~ boSs ".
Fresh country butter. ch0ioe, l2H l6c.;
Gre Amsry .sbas5I<c.; ola batter, t0iDc.i o co.
InErEAyine, lb1
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rev HorK.
pp0nTfrE

~
YORK, June II Flour duh
EAyy.
,.sAl1Spot quiet; options opened
nsd, later became stronger,
nfm No. 2 red 81 OH sfioat /;
'snite 81 OF; No. 2 red June 3d.
aclosIng 81 00I; July 81 00s@
cloelng 81 0l4; August 81 023
Closing 81 O3s
~ High 7, closing firm; No. 2
%Ie 54l@5i2e elevator sos
40. 2 June 5it@54lc, closing
s s.ssy 5Sl@5if, closing sale; Au-
67'yois,, closing at 54s,.
" PROVISIONS, ETC.
sspot fair; Rio dull at SIC;
stalfly active; No 7 Rio spot
i sAles y. 600 bags June So go
+. wv W 70@6 20; August So 500
sp'ember rs S5(@6 90
firm and ia fair demand; re-
4 liiGy; powdered 7@7sc; grAlu-
. IA Steady and quiet; 5 test
y 4. otady; demand fair.
4 4 - ,EAsler ct 5 7-l6@5le.
\ rss-. irm At ll@l2c.
.sso.nine--Dnll at sac.
m. alet and steadily held
= ~ fleece 27936.; pulled l4@S2.i
M active and easier; spot SIl q
. Moderately active; spot Sc 81
we - SO; July IS SsCa6 90.
NJ. LIVE STOCK.
=, Receipts 80 carloads fol
No.. .ae and 80 car. loads for ex'
n n. 20 early clearance was mads
! lance Of 10 10 Is points; COM
+ L. aae steers sold NJ is 50@6 <
+ Jus Y! At 81 0ShS4 IS.
HseeiplE $500; steady for good
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! LOUIS. Mo-. June Il Flour
| fancy IS 7093 rs; choice 81 ESQ
fancy 81 60@5 10; patents IS 500
heat Very active, excited and fe-
ID; opened | to lAc lower, declined
"a additional, then rallied sharply,
|usted and closed pretty strong at
IL below yesterday; No. . red cash
Il July 81 03@l 0i!, closing at
II; August 81 03l 05l, closing
4 September 81 05l@107, closing
IN Higher but very dull; closed
Icabove yesterday; No. . mixed
A@44sc; July 44b@45ic; August
iilc; year 39c, closing at top
eh-Slow and irregular; No. 2
fdcash S3lc; September 251c; year
m Meal-Steady at So go.
&ool-- Firm with good demand;
tnshed 2l@27c; unwashed l0Ca
Texas l0(0201c.
3haky-Steady at 81 Ii.
n PROVISIONS.
nnger, generally higher.
k-Sl0 70.
~ Small lots at So 80.
! Mests-Long clear s. 40; short
30, short clear IS 20
on-- Long clear S. S5@5 80; short
y 096 90: short clear $6 ZIG
Pms-sS SOFAS 55.
n AFTERNOON BOARD.
Hen-Declined to &c and corn
essier to sell.
IL, LIVE STOCK.
Iue-Receipts 500; supply scant
lei much done; native shipping
y \ y sO@5 65; good butchers steers
i W; mixed butchers steers
Do stockers and feeders So 80
grass Texans So 00@3 SO;
yea Texans S. 75@4 40
s'-Receipts $500; packers SO 400
Receipts 500; steady for all
lades, but common stuff very
good to choice muttons So 25@
.sSmmon 81 1908 90; Texans
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. lic,lalien lAl a.
wood eaat. U dos. 90 1901 o.; cane nno KAitA
seat, es O0o0 70; cane eeat, dining. fl2 fe<a13 "
Childs and rockers, q 00tl2 js large focf ~
6o: MiYrors, arch topn. . dos y v00N y
Tables, round, 81 00G35s fsll leaf, y 5O@l
snfos, pStn, " 2517p0. Bure4aa. q 500 r
wasa stands, 81 700 g pa3 rpftrgf, q 7sS q
Bapy carrikSsR, y DC2i
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Live stock Market.
Beever-Corn fed, range nom 3AGtc per
pound.
Grass fed 2E@Sb4c.
Mutton--Choice. 2CD2Ac.
Stock Catherine pflces In stock cattle
vary, according 10 locality whore raised, We
quote different localities M follows:
Enthusiastically firstclass yearlinga,
per head, sl5 0o6al6 90; two-year-olds, go UJ0o
20 90: COWS and calves, $50.
Western Texas --YearlinRa, Sill 90 i2 90;
two year.olda, Sib oc@l6 co. cows and calyeh,
SIS t0@26Ot
Central Texas Yearlings, 90 OOalO 90. two.
year.olds, Si3 e0Dl4 "; cows and caves,
81 UO0noS 70,
Southern Texas--Year,.a ee O0Gp9 %,
two-year-olds. si2 0O@lS W; cows and calves,
$50 J0ab2l 90,
Eastern Texas Yearlings, 80 OOGt7 o.; two.
year.olds, $40 00Sl2 90 cows and calves, SIS "
f490 10.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-13
Total eales 1900 bales.


NEW YORK, June 12.--Spot closed
quiet and Lice lower; sales 9lS bales.
Ordinary SIC; good ordinary 92c;
low midding 10 7.l6c; middling l03c;
good middling 10 Is l6c; middling fair
112c.
Futures closed barely steady; to 10
points lower; July II points lower.
Sales, 80 200 bales.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-13
rev Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, La, June l. Spot
closed irregular aud easy but not quot.
ably changed. Sales 800.
Low ordinary 7ac; ordinary SIC;
good ordinary 9ac; low middling
l0c; middling 10ic; good middling
10 7-16c; middling fair lO4c; fair
II 3 Ice.
Futures closed very steady, to :
nointa loypar. aalaa % o00 haIas
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-13
aAlxelton.

GALVESTON, June II Spot closed
weak and is lower: gross receipts, ID
bales; sales II bales; exports none;
stock 4l93 bales.
Ordinary SIC; good ordinary 9lc;
low middling Toe; mjddling l0lc;
good middling 10Ac; middling fair l0ac.
Futures opened and ruled barely
steady, closed quiet but steady, TO S
points lower. September 8 points
lower.
Total eales 1900 bales.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-13

PRODUCE.
KANSAS Cry, Mo-, June L. Whest
-Loweri cash sic; July sole; August
S5}c.
Corn--Lower; cash Sslc; July
399@39tc; August 400 bid.
Oats Nominal SOC bid.
LIVE STOCK.
The Live Stock Indicator reports:
Cattle - Receipts 1900; active and
stronger for good grassers; exporters
70 1905 30; good to choice ship
ping 81 S5@5 10; common to medium
"a 6O@4 S0 feeders 81 25@4 rs; cows
80 00@4 90.
Hogs- Receipts Is 600; stronger and
5 to Toe higher; So 40 to So 60.
Sheep--Receipts 500; steady; fair to
good muttons 81 COOS 90; common to
medium 81 00@2 so.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-13
TEE GAZETTE: FORT woRTH, TEXAS SATURDAY. JUNE is

sheep, but dull and lower for common
sheep and spring lambe; extras 80 s5Ca
D . FOR sheep, and 81 00@s 50 for
Southern lambs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-13

AZ. Ess 81 10 fancy. sss50e re. a i-2aso,
ooTr, s5q 71c, hay, locgs n0r tbs ungoni
10 (n@l2 " per Ton hale Eayt w U,@lt 90
hrar. sc. par 100: chopa. q Oonl q par
i0e.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-13
Liverpool.

LIVERPOOL. June l2.-Spot closed
dull In buyers favor.
Ordinary l-l6t; good ordinary
s 9.16d; low middling ll-l6d; mid
ding uplands 10 16d; mlddling Or
leans SD.
Total sales 5000 bales; American
5000 bales.
Imports 500 bales; American 500
bales.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-13
Boston Wool Market.

BOSTON, MASS, June H. Wool
demand moderate. New wool contin-
ues to arrive quite freely and consider
able Texas sold at 1l@25c. Ohio and
Pennsylvania fieeces scarce. Michi-
gan iieeces 2S@29c; fine.Ohio delaine
SEC and unwashed combing 20@4c;
pulled wool 32lc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-13
w. a. DARTmE7

Real Estate and Live Stock agent. city bugi.
ness and reside ,tproperty speciality. onice
oyeg City National bank.