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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-27
Groceries.

MHayR-spgHr cured mans, 1895 3. o. /;
y. Bacon, lOHe; g. Q. bacon, 7Se; y. q,
fIsH-Maorsrsl. ION kits, no. ], sliO, NO.
q u co. half bbls., No, /, Sc 90; No, 3, 1850
White fish, No. l, hlf hbln., $500; No. q, sS.25
Dried herrines. per box. coo. God nah; $50,
$40; lon cans, sJEc; On cans. ssIc; o cans,
coryEs.-onmmon lOo.; ordinary, lo<c
fair, lie; prime hi9, NE; fancy, l2o; old
TEA-Imperiai, asgSO; gunpowdsr, sO6?o.
BuaAR-Fine powdered, bbls,. $40; DO,
standard slsc.; Louisiana graduated, SO ];
standard Al l'2cd choice white, TO; yellow
KrcE-Louisians. e1<07o.
BALT-Ooarse, In bags. u.25Gl.ic ms in
bags. -: lake. IN nat hoop bills, U.lo
pockets. skebybfc.
apples, standard. SIS, Peaches. standard, 2
I.s&S De-, sliS; Tomatoes. standard. . ms.
aaT S ss sIS Par, Tssn rs; p.sll s a5sss
oysters. full weight. o., si.ib; r.. s7i6, light
ge Ign I, r.; ssoi p. a:s s sSl%sn
ssDsiUo; sardines. American, U.Oo case
imported, sl8.o0Felt.0 10 case: Strawberries, u,
G.Gs~S Blsckesrriss, n;so Green gags
BAKING PoTpnR.-lStlvel Loaf, An cans,
per dozen, SO. Itfo do. OF 20: IN do, 81 90;
3o. do, 81: 90. do. Bl2
| SURDRYns-6tarch, $50. Soap. common
| aye; German olive, $40 Candles, fnll boxes,
l5I<o; halves. G, quarters. c. Indigo. Sbc 10;
| BluelnS, 30Gl.00 dozen. ColemAn's mustard,
/ s.l0DS5.b0 doHen. Maooaroni, imported, i6cni
american. Q c. box. BuokoA. two hoopa,
/ s2.00 doxen,well buckets. $40 doBen. BrooIra
sl.76eg2b ooxsn. Brilliant oil, bills, lIo,; Er'
| pion, do, no; do, rs cases. NJ 20: Brilliant,
/ VS. cases. 81 90: do, l.l2 cGsAB. % 81.
/ FLOUR stanarda Royal Patsnt. ~ n
por 100 lbs. 81 rs, No 81 IS, No t2to Corr
! meal per buEhel, 91c; Homlny and gftt1, ?
bbl "a 20. Oatmeal. y half bbl., q Il; Urncktd
| wheat, y n, DO; Crackers a aDde, 10
/ XXX soda. SKA. crasm s5fas ginger snaps
/ 7JSo. lemon oreaD1H, 7Ha
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-27
Hardware.

Bah IRON, u bo.--norway, e.. NO, n }
sheet iren, ss2o.: No, ~ o nhset Iron, $40.
ealyaninsd sheet iron, DdbeIto.: No. y " sods
lTc.; Nc. a do, l6c,; AXIS rooting tin, tlt d
OILS 80; ifx0 and l0xia pat. do. 81 1898 80
Dnnsr's wire, 10 per cent. on; timers stock
forty per cent. OF: cook stov~ ritn ware
80 60ab2b 90: do, with trimmings, tlt b0g,5DD0
WOOD WORK. Wagon axlee, B0c. py W
tongues. 80c6Del 90: singletrees. OIL IS holsters
5Oc.: spokea. % 1908 %: felloes. o. 6Sfta %
Doubletreos, So 1894 %: mock Jokes, 81 COG
25O; plow bsams, b0db6oc.; plow handles, VI Y
G260; handles, 81 1907 50.
NAILS. 81 90 keg. basis i0d.--burdsn horei
shoe per keg, % %. Perkins do, 81 ~; Walk
or do, ~ SO; Burden 1nulo, % bOi Northwest
ern horse shoe nails, No. 4, 800, No, s. 28c., Nc
9, g9c., No. 7, 2lc, No, 5, 2Oc "I4nks's" do. Nc
4, t,c., No. 3, 2Sc,. No Q, No., No sOc.. No
l5o: Ausabls do. No. 4, t6o,, No, ., 2eo., NO. 0
Hc, No; 10, NO; y, 49, o,, .,,,o
No. 2. DO. sls 50, No. do. S2si No. DO. o.,
No. o do. zA
MiSCEIIlANEoUs-Tr chains, "a pa
pair d6D7c.: pillow singletreoA, Per don, "
plow doubletreea per doEen 81 90; stool
bells, 30 per cont, on; door locks. ~ 2S6v 10
wood screws, 80 and 10 per osnt. on, l. Il o11
door butts, &C and ~ per cont, co, cut ans
timed tacks, 20 per cont on: ootieS mills, =
per cent. on: blind hinges, 90 aud 10 pot cent
on; carriage bolts, Us and 10 per cent. og
plow bolts, IS per cent. on; piscs tin wsre
hO per cont. Cd, deep stamped ware, 30 20
cent. OF. shallow stamped ware, 50 pef cam
on. tansnuad ware. 30 per cart on
AXEa-K.K per doSsu, W oDsDl0 Ooi Lars
~ 0Ofne 80: HacksnBaok. - N.27 " boyg
handled, 30 5068 50.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-27
ON CHANGE.
-. We're Characterized by Weak
mss Yesterday and Lower
Prices Prevailed.
L,.,ou was Quiet and Unchanged
IN, Grain Markets Were Active
and Lower-The Quotations.
FIsANpIAI..

xsw YORK. June 28.--Government
.5s oulet and shade lower for the
and Al per cent. and steady for
he others.
p,ilrosd bonds less active.
The stock market has been more
|.st to-day. AT the opening the
I.,ket was weak and in many cases
4. Lowest prices Of the day were made
Lhre II o'clock. This was followed
"a reaction and the market con.
|.aed strong till 2 o'clock, about
Ehh time the highest prices in most
IA. were reached.
|Ia the last hour the market was
|nk. The market closed barely
|,dy and irregular, but everything
me list is down l to !.
The total sales Of all stocks were
1900 shares.
MONEY.
KEW YORK, June % Money on
NJ easy at I } per cent prime mer-
|rtile paper 4@5; foreign exchange
IN but firm at $4.S4l for go days,
|Sl for demand.
STOCKS.
NEW YORK, June 26.-The follow
4 were the official closing quota
Bns at the New York Stock exchange
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-27

SulGnmz-houxn IunD eY, po7ing, u inens.
and under, q cpt-class. SIS Stripping, HHb, VIC
boring and foorine, olesrs, glb; thick clear
~ and ", S2I, rough lumber, second clas
gik ioiEt aud scantlIpR, culls, vlg.51,
HrpIF0--Irtrat common white pine. ~ %
second do. s27 20: third DO, tzo: poplar. tId W.
" so native pine y. FiS; 40 ~ Wv NATIVE
rough, SIS %,
DRKssED LuraKR--Bozing y inooea ane
under, as ODA27 w do Hx1, as Oo.sd 70
soantiing, loist or any ouumon lnmDsl
s15 OOe92T 5G boxing over IL inches, NsDs
81 B9 thtck clears, " kol1f and q, ~ vo61 ~
neconu olaas any kind, ca.
OHsssED AND MATuaEp FLooBrn0--Tlfs
clssa w. second ciRae, tglbJ
WHITE PINH FUHEIBBIr0 isuN1nA--iNtl
and inch whlts pine. elH inen 10, 80,
OIILiFO--BKApED Oh pLAxn--flfNt co.
mon white Pima. ", 80; "a DO, tli.1liyo 40, ~
poplar, X, E2e DOd9I.bG poplaY, ~ e6g-sO3Ss v
Ealive pin6, 4. fiB; DO u, f1g.
POPLAR LuhREH.s-iA. ~ ana 2 lAe7' ,"
AZ whits ptns a, vs. do SaAdVo a
49, DO extra No, i. $3.50 cypress. beat ~
brand, Sc; DC NO. a ~; DO no. 2. s8to nstlr
saved heart, "A; hAps, ".
ruKrTf.--WhitS pino, dresssd rad hsedss
square OF nat, a yellow PINE 90. q; ish
eiSEn' CxNHHT. Erc.--llms Austins 2
par bbl. Cement. Isouisyillt ~ hQesnAle, y. 4
Der bbl.; Portland, u par Dbl. Plasssg TAR 2
New Ycrt or Michigan, par DOL rlAs1
hi Br;r OK. 81 80 per n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-27

WHraKs-h seIinsd q Iy9iog, - PEI prvo
IL OlG2 26, thres yearI cld v >1Nk ~ tsN
sTtra cid whisky A<3o,
WIRE3--Clarot casSsk5 ys4loo. - geruss
ityg CntAwpA. psrGAllgB, ~ y rotSM ~
81 ga. u Sos o. Wnits vins, IN saA1
n Oo8lo Do. -.
Pns I, n. Mumm a o.. Knts.
inv. ~ J0f3s %; HeidsieE, IN ha4ket. W ~
70 10 KruG. "a b9skst, " ytDsl ~ ION -
cham PAD ne, " 10hW W 0sos SDN-esf -"
dry ptntg, t7 ". -. a.. -.
BofTI.nIs HxNs--Lemp'n gnsih, ~ ~ ~
"a q. BudWeiser Gusrn W ~ ylEN ~
arhlitr NflNRuk -, qukyts W w finn w
1ntbopy 4 Kunn'a- ats tI "a, Yinh " p
vi C.xrHsn . sons ansrnpa&ne csers ennn
n cssla; Brsmsr Kaiser, impofted, y w.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-27

Potatoes - irish. per busael. 81; new 20
SOC: Onions. per bbl. Red ESQ; Yellow. i.
Turnips white. per Dbl. -: RntsrbeEa. =:
Hsana. ~. med., Dds. SNn.; 1Igs
medium. per bbl., 81 50. Enall, per Dbl, bo2 /;
half bb- med. 1916: nan Dbl. small, % "
Cheese, nalf cream. - tulI cream
rorLrET-Hsns. doc % Is per donea
young cnicfsns, d e5el IS rarksya o e %
e2ch' Geese. Sc; uaeKA' " o'~sW'
FTaan county butter. ohoics, w slbc.'
Creamery ,s6su5fc.; old batter sexual "'sc'
ruaYxnrtns. Iba
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-27
Live stock market.

Beevea--corn fed, range from sleic per
pound.
Grass fed 27<@3Ic.
Mutton--C Choice, 2GD2Lc.
Stock Cattle-The prices In stock cattle
vary, according to locality whore raised. We
quote different localities as foilowHi
Enthusiastically nrstclass yearlingH,
per head, els 00G16 90. two-year-OldE, fle V9
~ 90, cows and calves, $50.
Western Texas YearlIngs. sll 001l2 10,
two year.olds, SO 0O6Dl6 %; cows and calves,
s25 l06D28 o.
Central Texas YearllngN, ~ 00@l0 co. two
year.olda, eI3 oOpl{ Og cows ana Caves,
S23 OOeD2s 20.
Southern Year,.aga, as o0fe9 % ,
two-year.olds, si2 OOGDl8 vG COWS and calves,
e20 U06122 90
Eastern Texas Yeariings, So O0a7 or two.
year-olds, $40 OoGl2 %, cows and calves, SIS "
ld20O 70.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-27
wool and aIdss

twelve months ciip, ngnt. ms and me y
months, sals; fall. dns heavy. loSH faL
light, nns and medium, Izeif oo~is'
Hsffipus-No. heavy amt. dry y y 40; 70
heavy mint, dry, y D lie. No. light nint
i9c: No. q, light mint. D 30; balls as
heavy, damaged, y D g. calf skins and oacls
damaged. y p AE6c. green saltsds SOUND, '
So butchers. green, y $40.
HIdes from fnilen cattle generally pouKnl
'det." bringing Rboul l2fc. when weighing
over 10 pounds each. When sold on sbiec
ION they bring nom igx 70 hc. according 20
grade, but generally grade NO. = ~ WIZ
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-27
Chicago.
PRODUCE,

CHICAGO. ILL.,, June 26.-Flour-
~ and unchanged.
Wheat-Opened steady but under q
Htslre to realize fell oil &c, reacted 70
ena closed .c under yesterday; June
E.sSIlc, closed STsc; july s749ss4c,
so'lng SSsc; August s9s@ 9Osc, closing
eHG September 9l5@92sc, closing
Sorn- Quiet, shade easier owing to
|stfsi receipts and fine growing
y her prices declined 10, rallied lc
Eae finally closed 10 under yesterday;
80 YOU Gale; June 47sG47lc, closed
i1lc; July 463647c. closed 1870
RS august 46.@4Tc, closed 462c.
n PROVISIONS.
rofk- Quiet but firm, 5 70 lpe
'SsneI; each $40 2s1l0 80; July $40 .
~ oai August $40 S5@l0 40.
.-Afo Quiet but steady; cash 70 81
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-27
Galveston.

Galveston.
GALVESTON, June 26.-Spot closed
firm.
Ordinary SIC; good ordinary low;
middling 95c; middling 1Olci good
middling l05c; middling fair l0s
Gross receipts. 81; sales, sos; exports
none; stock, 4079
Futures opened quiet, became dull,
and closed quiet but steady 3 10 Z per
cent. lower; July 10 points lower bid.
Total sales hoo bales.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-27
Drug. ana medicines.


BARK, Cinnamon Per n n; Peruvian, r92 o.
Borax. ltc Bl.carbonats OF soda. Enriisf
So, oopperas, S04. Cinohinedia, per ox 10
8. p, per ID issis. chalk, lump, pep is a al
tic Included, s5ni 90 Chiorai Hydrate, Yer il
u 5oel 70. Chloroiorn, per 10 bottle includ
Doverp, per 10 81 20, Epsom salta. per 10 "a
~. Gum Opium. pei Id 0etst IS; Gum Cam,
phor, per ID TSe2s. Morphine. per on 81 S0S
per gallon. q COOL IS. oil. lard wlntsi
strained. eSdeTS oil, lard, No. l, 65te70. QuiD
Inc, i. a. W., per on So9Tbc. Flowers sulphur
SOS. % Alum, s'<es, Prescription Walls b,
per ct. oE. show cases, market prices. Rsbats
patent medicines, At list. Thayers Fluid
Extracts, per cent. on. 7. y, rluia ~
tracts, IS per csnL on. Essential oils, 81
pmrKsPER oor.oRs.
Ivory drop black, Sc; raw turkey umbei
sienna e6c; bnrnt Italian sienna, a5c, Van
dyke brown, 90.
Strictly para white lead. 6 3D. 9pir1tl
turpentine, b06o6h Boiled oil. 8ae65o.
THn sHERMAN-wILLIAas ooLoRs.
Ivory drop black, Ia, per 10 i6c. EngliN
coach BLACK "a, per 10 10; lamp black, IA, 10
black paint In. 20: sPrussian blue, Va. vs.. IL
25c; tultramarine blue, rs, IL, &c: blue pal nj
Is. lac. raw Turkey lumber. ls, 90. burnt Tur
key lumber Is. No: raw Italian sienna. Ia, DC
uuInt ltAilAn hlenuht lhs sNs NAnAyLo pFOWp
Ia, 9c Paris green, In, POO; Chrome, Il. NJ. 0,
d. o., Is, lie; American vermillion, IL, 20c; In
dian red, ls, IL; Ninetta red. lH, Sc, l2lta, 2os
ac Chrome yellow. ]. n, 9. a .. o., IL, lac
Yellow ochre, Is, o., l2lSs, ass, No.
PREPARED DRAINING ooIonH.
Bark oak, i6o; Ash, lsc; Black walnut, lee
Maple, Ito.
y, and Id cans, aasoTted; In \ and 4 n
cans; balance In l and 10 cans, assorted
Price in 0 ID cans balance in ana 2 10 can
assorted. Price In 8 10 cans, 10 less; lax an,
IS 10 tan pals, 40 lssS and kegs 70 Per
lsas
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-27
New York.

NEW YORK, June 26.-Spot closed
quiet, l.l6c higher.
Ordinary 5-l6c; good ordinary
8 l6c; low middliDg l0lc; middling
10 9-l6c; good middling l03c; middling
fair IL 5'l6.
Sales S27 bales.
Futures closed steady; August !
point higher; other months ? to 4
points lower
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-27
PROVISIONS. LIVE STOCK
Kansas City.

'kODUDE, flSONlslONc. hlt II SAObh
Kansas City.
PRODUCE.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-. June 90
cash 75c bid; July
be; August 7S2@79c.
Corn-Lower; cash SAFE bid; July
BE bid. August 37Bc bid.
0ats-Nominal, Sole asked.
LIVE STOCK.
Live Stock Indicator reports:
Cattle-Receipts 1889; stronger for
Fhipping grades and 5 to Toe higher;
good butchers steady; exporters S. 359
+ 50; good to choice shipping IS 300
BIS; common to medium "a 7O@495;
Feeders 81 2594 70; cows 81 1908 20,
Hogs-Receipts i2 942; firmer, 5 to
. Do higher, SIS 65@S 90.
Sheep-Receipts $40; quiet; fair to
hood muttons So COOS Is; common to
|nedium 81 1902 80.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-27
st. Louis.

PRODUCE.
ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, June 26.-Flour--
Hull; family So COOS 25; choice 81 OO
Is; fancy 81 60@5 90.
Wheat-Active and lower but UNI
Isltled; declined to 1sc early but
covered J To 4c and closed &c below
yesterday No. . red cash 9Slc; July
IEl@9Sic, closing CSC bid; August sSs
|eS9sc, closing 994c bid; September
u 0Oi@l 0ls, closing 81 0ls bid.
| Ccrn-Weak and very slow; No.
mixed cash 44l@44sc; July 44t@44}c,
acsing4iic; August 44s945c; Septem-
Der 45c.
! OATS inactive; No. mixed cash
2l@SSc; August 24lc; year 24l@2isc.
1 Corn Meal-Lower at 81 80.
Whlsky--Steady at 81 IL.
PROVISIONS
asier and slow, and only a job trade
&dcne.
i Pork-$l0 go
4 Lsrd-$6 30@6 40.
Bulk Meats-Long clear y % short
sbs IS IS; short clear s. 80,
4 Bscou-Long clear So 62l 95 65;short
\ ues S. S0@5 So; short clear - 95@6 w.
uaMs-Ho OOlJll ou
A AFTERNOON BOARD.
A Wheat was TO ic lower and corn
0'elined !c.
II LIVE STOCK.
& Receipts 500; shipments
n NV; scarce and firm; good
4 ilghl to choice heavy steers
H6WG6 90; good Colorado steers - %
&85 so. yonb hutcheris steers 4 60(G5 90:
Hmixed butcher stock So 1904 25i
soekers and feeders SS 50aS IS; grass
Teams So 00@4 90; corn-fed Texans
N I5@4 90.
Hogs- Receipts 500; firm and active;
4 i5(14 20.
Sheep Receipts 1900; best grades
S.sdy and firm, but poor stun duili
pod to choice muttons IS 2oSa w
Smmon to medium 81 25@3oo; Texans
n 75@S 25.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-27

LIVERPOOL, June 26.--Spot closed
arm; stifening little, but quotaoiy
unchanged. .,s,A.
low middling SID; middling uplands
sd; middling Orleans 5 ll.l6d.
Total sales 5000 bales; American
5000 bales. ., aooo
Futures closed barely steady, 2 to 3
I.twhar
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-27

@6 62l; July SO 62l; August Sc 7al
Boxed Meats-Quiet but STEADY
dry salted shoulders SO 75@4 90: short
rio 70 40; short clear IS 9OC95 50.
LIVE STOCK.
Drovers' Journal reports:
Cattle Receipts 740O; natives firm
and active; shipping steers s. GOA
. 20; stockers and feeders So 1904 85;
cows, bulls and mixed 81 O0(al4 80:
through Texas cattle, 81 75@4 90.
Hogs-Receipts $4,000; strong and
active, So 1904 %.
sheep Receipts 1000; market slow
and weaker; natives 81 50C14 Is;
Texans 81 1908 80; lambs, per head
ST 00@S 90.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-27

wheat, cnolrs, 10 10 $50. medium, 711T5
cats, 35GS1 lac haglsy, f0145e Hysi ~ l@2ts5g
enyn, 65G7Oo: hay, loose iionn tbs wagon,
S. 0o3s w per ton bale hay, $40 0i9ll ~
bran, 500, Psr io; chope, u JOEL ~ DT
100.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-27
New orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, La, June 26.-Spot
closed steady.
Sales $50 bales.
Low ordinary 7lci ordinary 8lci
good ordinary ole; low middling 93c;
middling 0 l5-l6c; good middling
10 3.lec; middling fair 10 7.l6e; fair
Futures closed steady, ! to 3 points
L..
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-27

10 sell them mat
PrLrRiEs-D Deer skins, v D l6DiS ante. op,
shins, n l0alsc; goat skins, each, i0eNt
sheep pelts, according 10 amount OF wool
acc mp; aheArlings, according 20 amount oil
wool. SOLO Mexican sheep pelts, SSflcc
Mexican sheep pelts, improved, ilabl2c; hsx,
lean sheep shearunSs, 90.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-27
Furniture.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, irnitNuon vain
enoht ~ toes 20 all walnut, 81 5oNl0 So ChAlrt
wood seat, doa. % i5is5 o. cane aud ratsAA
seal, " oot9e 90; cane seat. dining. az nAsn ~
Ohllds and rockers, o. QO.Di2 90. large rocking
- oOpSo 0n camp and rockers, saoI. al fSsa
50; Mirrors, arch tops. y doa, 81 p0S " ~
Tables, round, 81 0otS6o; fail leaf - y eDS on
Batez, each, IS 2sGi OO Bureaus, 80 ons01l %
wAsn stands. 81 ssaS ~ he'd spripi s,Ia 1904 W
Baby Carriages. az 5oes2o.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-27
The Wool Market.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, June 20
Wool-Quiet and unchanged.
Boston, MASS, June 26 Wool
Demand moderate; Ohio and Penn
sylvania X 30@32c; do X% and NNN
and above 32@34c; Michigan tieeces
26@2Slc; pulled wool S0@32c for
common to choice supers.
ST.. LOUIS, June 26.-Wool-Easier;
tub.washed 20@27c; unwashed lO(9
l9lc; fair to choice medium and comb
ing lS@l9lc; carpet stock 9@l3c; Tex
ans TO s months growth 10@lSc; II
months growth 100000.
COTTON MARKETS.
Receipts at All United states Ports.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-27
New York.
PRODUCE.


NEW YORK, June 26.--Flour-
Superfine scarce and firm; others
dull and lower.
Wheat--Optlons opened Arm, after.
ward weakened, closing firm; No. . red
90 in store; 81 ola sfloaI Isl 00l elevator;
No. white 81 Oh; No. red June
S9939l 00t, closing 81 00l;.. July $500
81 0O2, closed 81 COL; August 81 0l3@
| 02a, closed 81 OH
Corn-Lower; No, 2, 53@53lc ele-
vstor; 54@5ilc. sfioat; No. = July
5Si@5Slc, closed 599c; July 5S!@53}c,
closing 5Ssc; August 54@54fc, closing
sale.
PROVISIONS, ETC.
Coffee-Moderately active for op.
tions; sales l4,750 bags; July ST. 65@
. 81; August Sc 6s@6 so; September
So 90@695.
Sugar-About steady for refined; Off
A 5s@6c; mold A 5000 ll.l6c; con-
fectioners' 6 916@6sc.
Molasses-Quiet.
Rice-Steady and quiet.
Rosin--Dull and steady,
Turpentine-37lc.
Wool Quiet; pulled 32c; Texas pos,
Pork-Quiet; mess $ll 80
Lard-Dull; spot So III; July S. 72@
6 "a August So SS@6 S9.s
LIVE STOCK.
Receipts, 100 carloads; mar
ket active; very poor native steers sid
at 81 S0@4 80; Texas steers S. 1905 so
common TO prime native 81 1905 so
aud one carload of premium DO. at
IS So
sheep-Receipts $500; easier FOL
sheep; firmer and higher for good
lam bs; sheep sold at So 5000 90; lamb
at S. 00@S 90.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-27
COTTON MARKETS.

Receipts at an United states Ports.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-04

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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-04

1T is said that President Cleveland
will at an early day again show his ut
ter disregard Of tie feelings and Wishes
Of Mr., Blaine by naming Colonel Chas'
b. Merton for the Augusta Postmaster
ship, In place Of the notorious Colonel
Manley. Mr.. Blaine objected to Nor
toms appointment because that gentle
man had been instrumental In bring
ing to light some Of his sharp and dis
honest practices In Maine Iolitics'
There are some people who have thought
II probable that the President would
crafty Mr.. Blaine's wishes In the mat
ter, but they must be crazy. Colonel
Morton Ia the uns nimous choice OF the
Augusta Democrats, and is also strong
ly recommended by Hon. j. Manchester
Haynes, the Maine member OF the Re-
publican National Committee, by Judge
Whitehouse and other prcmine . Re-
publcans Of Augusta. Besides this
overwhelming evidence Of his entire fit'
ness, he 8 Endorsed by all the Mug
wumps and by every Democratic and
indeI endent paper In Maine.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-04

LATE cablegrams place the recent ex'
puIsiou Of Russian Poles from Germany
10 worse light than ever, The suppo'
sltlon that their expulsion wasdue 10 an
understanding between the Governments
Of RussIa and Germany seems TO have
been false. Russia aDgered at the aclion
Of tie prussian authorities Ia engaged
in the execution Of retaliatory measures
and many Germans who have been reSid'
ing In Russia are being forced TO return
TO their native country. The suferings
of these miserable people are said 10
fully equal those Of the thirty thousand
Poles expelled from Germany What
flrst prompted the German Government
to such barbarous measures II Is hard TO
understand That such things should
be cOuntenanced by the two leading
powers OF Europe Ia q diegrace TO the
civilization OF the nluet enth century.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-04

THE Commissioners Of Emigration NJ
New York have been advised that the
decision Of tho Treasury Department
that alien tourists were not subject TO
head money tax has been reversed. This
Ia in acc Irdance with Attorney General
6arland's recent decision, and tho effect
will bo to add $4,000 u year TO tho Com
missioners' fund.
TuE Secretary OF the Treasury hae
therefore Issued n circular embodying
tho opinion OF tho Attorney General
that the 0fty cent head money tax upon
aliens coming 10 this country applies 10
tourists and travellers 40 well M TO I'm
migrants. and 10 10 be collected accord
ingly. The act OF Congress seems 10
make no distinction, though 10 was
doubtless tho purpose 10 Impose tho tax
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-04

LOGAN has been a prominent military
or political figure In this country since
1853, when he was one Of the most virul-
ent and bitter pro-slavery Democrats In
Congress. Al the outbreak OF the civil
war he was for time In doubt whether
TO don the blue or gray, but gradually
cast his LOT with the Union side. Later
he blossomed very naturally into the
most intense Radical; was bitter, pro-
scriptive and malignant. His war on
RE John Porter illustrates his char
acler In this respect Ho has served
eight years in the House Of Representa-
tiyes and twelve In the Senate.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-04

THOMAS smoNs, Assistant Attorney
GeneIal In charge Of Government cases
before the Court Of Claims, has resigned
Walker Blaine, who holds a similar
position, would do we'll to follow Mr.
sImms example, During the campaign
last SUNNI he was 30 confident oJ his
fathers election that he rendered his
resignation, but the Republican official
to whom II was lIsred quietly pocketed
the document, and afer the election re-
turned II to young Blaine, who, Of
course, snatched at the opportunity, and
is now the pensIoner Of q Democratic
administration. He wouldn't have been
the true son Of his father II he hadn't.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-04

THE Pantheon, or strictly spanking
the Church OF Saint Geneyieye, the secu'
larization Of which has Just been de-
creed by the French Chambers, is an
edl0ce noted quite as much fer its re-
peatod change OF character as for archi'
tectural beauty or the noted events asso'
ciated with II. Since its completion, In
1891, II has been occupied forty one
years as q church and lifty'tlIree years
M q Pantheon, or place Of sepulture for
illuslrious Frenchmen. Designed 40 q
church In honor OF Saint Genevieye, the
patron Saint OF Paris, II was scarcely
completed when II was dedicated as a
Pantheon. In 1899 II became a church;
In 1881, under Louis Philippe, II re'
sumed its original character, and In
1853 II was restored TO religious pur'
poses. For what use II may DO employed
q quarter OF century hence can only be
a matter of conjecture.