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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1886-08-12
gunlmer 81.
9pee Narfer Nptiien.

= Die 0rCcerie bon ssrau 9atrit
O'Olalia Su BelIebue ipurSe 6reitdo
9iadt um eine Bartei 3aaren beitob.
len.
= Der i'm @asbauIe arbsitenSe
/ 9beCoor 9iooimer ben go. 5l8 g2orS
Oialn -sIpenuc ipuroe an Samltaa
Oior9sn bon au5itrbmenSen 8aIen
lberiudlti8t, ertolte lid aber baIO ipie.
Der unter Der SsbancIunB eines Gr,tss.
- Die aIte S6eusr Der StraBenbabn
SO. an Sddipnitrabe, nabc @beitnut, it
ais Sta!InnB fir cinsefan0ene Gbiere
beitmmt. SrgenO SemonO Bat baS
Ne6t, frci umberlauftnbe 1biere mad
Der 9sbauiunS Su treiten.
- Die iiebsn NtuIifer Der SaIbation
Armee baten iebt Sniirumente erbaIttn
uno Beeenten uns balo nit einsm Sons
3srt 3u ilberraidcn.
= Serr Pfr. 3etlner 1T aIs 0iris
gent ees Spoe Yatt Wldnnerdor cts
pdblt iporoen uno bcifentIib lebt Der
Serein unter ieiner Seituns pic6er auf.
= Gin bon Senrp Nic9spS gebaItes
nos un6 in ilblem Rufs iteGenoes Saus
an 4leaiant Strnbe, nabe Dem Niount
Yleaiant. BREEDER, ipurSe uorIeBten
Ditnitas 9td6t BON ben goIisiIten Sc. |
mis- uno Wc2Iubrep iiberfaIlen un6 Srsi
8ruenSimmer bon SlueiftIbaftem Rufe |
oarin 8eiunosn, bic 2tIS. Dram mad |
benz Gsfdn0niiie iunote.
= 9enrp g9. SiISsbranS trat am
Samita9 cine 9ieiie mad bem aIten
SGicrlanoe an uno geoenit 9lnfanoS
glOp'mber iuisber bier Su iein.
: IS DirS gemuntelt, 6aB bic gbi.
laeelpbia & 8eacinB So. all Der Weit
eadaipanna glUenuc, sleib iiber bfr
Birdie, cinen gaiidgier, unS sSrndbt.
,abnbof anIeeeu iperbc. VI. q. Gte.
pens bat bas 2anO idr bic, GOmpan:e
lnscfauft.
Ia5- DoOS & Doyle, 1872 SdS gIain
lbenue, = Giisn', SIed= mS Meilers
9mleopaaren porrGtbig, Gas un6
8aiiers Gmri9iunSen mo gleparaturen
efrrgt. 2I
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1886-08-12

S6Iau6 So. iparen 6rei ansebote eins
ge9aneen; bns nie6risIte ipar 1875 ;
iie tpuroen bsm Sau Gomite sugepieIen.
- Seridiebene neue 8srorbnunsen
tuurben eineerei6t un6 ben Sutanbi9sn
Gpmites itberseben.-0er semeiniamen
NeiplutlOn tpeBen Der 9tOaring 8roof
Sriide in Der 10. g8arb ipurbe beiees
itimmt. Die 8etorbnuns sur grtpeiters
ung bon @ebar gIpenue, spiiden Bird
uno Staple, paiiirte erite unO sipeite
Seiun8. - Sine Seroronuns fir bic
gtusIesuns unb Gr6fnuns elmer Strabe
in Der IA. @arO paiiirte erIie unb
siueite 2eiuns. 8erDrbnuns, bab
ShabenbabnSeIeiie in Der 0litte bon
Straben SeIest ipsrben mifen. pafiirte
erite unO Sipeite 2eIuns. s.-9luf 2lntras
bon 3uane iuurbe bei6lOHen, bic @abI
einss taufmdnnii9en @bidabsrs in Der
nd6lten reSeImdBisen SiBun8 aIs erltes
9eI6aft borsunebmen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1886-08-12
Mepnblifnnifd,r Gnnnrnte.

Der Senatorialt @pnbent beS 20leI
9iitrittes puroe am OienItas 8ormit
tag UNI IL tlbr bonn 8oriiber 6. g
&in8Sburs CUR OrOnuns serufen. Se
9ldtb. Sobn 9. 9aSouhe il6ernabn
ben permanenten Gpriib uno SoispI
0ipore fun9irte ais Sefretdr. Sob
Sermpn nominirte bann Son. 8. "
gSatres fir ben Seuat unS bieIer 8or.
fdla9 ipurbe bon 2etpis pugbe unter.
itiiBt unb Die domination CUR einltims
ml8en 9emadt. Ssrr 8atres ipurbc
Dor ben Goncent 9ebra6t unb banfts
fir bic Gbre Der domination er freue
li6, oab iein SerbaIteu bic 9iaieune
feiner Diitbtireer SCfunoen babe unb er
tueroe aud ferner fir bsren SntersIe
ipirfen. Siermit mar Die SbGtisfeit
Der OeIeSaten gu gnOe unN 8ertaSuns
erfoIste.
TrOboem Der repubIifaniI6e County
Gonpent nur cinen Coroner unb GOn,
9reB' Gonfcrees Su nominiren bate, CAB
li6 Sc8 elm srObss SntereKe fun6 unb
an eem ertldrien Sauptquarticre, bem
6creIt 9aus, i6Ob uno brdngte ii9 cine
aufBereete Dteni6enmsnse -DeIesaten,
&anoiSaten uno beren 6reunbe mb i'm
Saale ieIbit tparen cine 0ienBe einilub.
reide 9SoIitifer beieer Partcitn.
SoriiBer sBenman rief ben gonpent
nm 2.l5 Hndm. sur Orbnun9. 9ia9
Grleoi8un9 Der bOrbcreitenben @eI6Gfte
i6ritt man CUR permanenten OrOaniias
tlon burd bic 9Babl bon &. 6. Suaer
sum 8priiBer uno S. g8. Salfcre mo
B. SO. 9utteriun aIS Setret6re. Sin
Gcmite iiber 9ei6Inie ipurbe ernannt,
6as na6 turSer 3eit 9eridt eritattets.
Die Sei6IdiIe inboHiren baS Staatss
tidet unO beitGtiDen bic prinsipiener'
tIdrun8 Der gortei; bus 9erbaItsn uns
ieres @onBreBmannes Sol. s.. Scranton
ipiro 8elObt, benn er babe ben Snterriien
isiner GOnIiituentcn treu eeoient; 6ffcnts
lide Seamte, wel6e oiss tbun, pereie.
nen cine MiebertripdbIunS aud nit |
bsm ofiSieIeu SsrbaItsn BON Senator
9Satres 1T baS YOlf suirieben unb ebens
10 iperoen bic &eprdfentanten 9Silliams,
6arber, GIiIrOp uno 0art ssIobt; bic |
SeriualtunS unierer @Uuntpbeamten iei |
cine muitabafte unb Strsi6s Der 9artsi |
sur Gbre.
Mlm britt bann Sur NominaLicn |
eines Gonsrcbmannes unS Serr Scrans
ton lrurce cbne bic setinsite SppOiition |
ncminirt. gIlS Gonierces wurben 6. s.
2llbrisbt, OiOrriS SO. Susbss unb Sobn |
$. 2bpmas erlpGbIt. 0srr Scranton
eridien Ip6ter uno UcrIas cine I6naere,
muitcrbaft ubseiabte glnIprade, WeI6e |
ben 0emofrnten all ibre SlnSen Uors
bdlt ; mad anoertbalbiSbrissr 8erpaIts
uns babe lib tie lartsi bcIlfommen
uniGbiS sur 2eitunB bcs StaatsIdiifeS |
erSei9t.
9iUminatipnen fir Coroner paren
eann in OlSnuns unO eS nurben aIs !
&anSieaien nominirt: Dunneu uno
Spes bon Serantpn, TRAVIS unb 2Icpb |
ron ELEPHANT mo g8iIIiams bon Spoe
Qdrt. Sunnea puroe bel eer britten
AbltlmmunB npminirt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1886-08-12
Butter, @ier mmb
Sclifatchcn aller Mrt.

Ser llnterSeiAueie crlaIbt iib hermit, Dem
werlben Ylblitum Die ergf0sne anJ'iae Al
maheu Dap CT ons bsbsr bon ben Serrsn
Rpsf s. sbomaidts aefibrtr Butter. unp
Gier@si6dit tanhit lbsrHommeu bat mo
iid brlrtbsn miro. nur Die Gll,risinitsn @aa,
rem ~ lieffrn. NnbeT Butter. Gitr aaie autI
ari lUirb er audi ftns bondnSiibr Raiies
bdtiuae. SarNinsn Sntosllsn. an6obis anS
ionfti9e 0tlliatthsn in better 0ualiiSt iiibtsr
unO bel 8eiitIluna in Den @obnnngen leinel
gtebrteH aunOtn nblieisrH.
0nitaS Nenncr,
800 esoar apenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1886-08-12

BUR 6Srbsrung bitisS bumanen 3psdss for
etrn mir inSbrieutsrs ale e,utlhrn 9rprbne
Srantons aut iiG uns eurd sablrribrn Be
iub bilfeleiifrnp anjuidIitbsn uno labtu nil
biermit Vile Sur Sbrilnabms an pietm pienii
bSfitit Gin.
grbunben nit tsm picnic il sint Sur.9pt.
terir; jebs 9iniriitsfarit trbGlt einsn @rpinn.
Ssspeifern pirb brr Sersin fir prompls
unr ralRf Srbisnuns auf pns irrsfSItiSife be-
hadt ltin.
". RctiniOn's btfanntss uno tsir5iss Bier
ipire am 3apf isiu, aud pirp hn gsrein fir
tpnlitgt Grfrilbunsfn unb CUTE Wullf Sprse
tragfn.
Giutrittsfartsn lcppbl fir 8amiisn ais rin-
3rIns Terieuen, a. 25 Cts.
Iufans 9ad'mittdes balls 2 llbr.
Nbtunsspol, Dds Gumitr.
einirittsfaritn limb ~ babfu tsi:
6barss gisuifer, gaddpanna gIys.
yleam Ncthmanu, ylfawanna Nps.
SbaIles NGifutr. 9epar Npsnus.
.. WrGenrr, no pitistcn glptuuf.
slu9uIt Ditliu9, no Bead Straer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1886-08-12

rA. 9tuu6st Die ,Yionier" @isarre,
bic einSi8e Union sema6ts GiSorrs in
Scranton. GOpne & 50, 10 2ada.
ipanna ISenue.
p9- Ssiteut Sas ,,8OdenbIatt".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1886-08-12
e. .. SSDspers, sIputbefer,

Solar Strabt. eerautru, pa.
Gistntbiimsr bon 9owsrs' arber QiIleu,
@urm eoroiaI, aittrDurm. Spmp. @ano.
purm.B Bertil9er, 3abnen.SDrup. SbssrbaIinm
fur puiien, GrtdIhmaen un6 SrdnHs. Oeutides
ointment. Samaiea Sngiuer, 8isbpuIbsr unO
pislt nuoere artilsl. o
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1886-08-12
@O fnO sic icRt?

@u tWu SW CRt@
perSsn mir SieIfa6 ben friiberen Suns
ben unO Sreunpen 8efrast.
gntport.-Seds SGuisr iiber BEN
alien Stanb, 4l6 2udapanna 9lOe., mil
pOpuIarsn @ebhIfen,
@rbbcrcr @rfabrung,
@rbberem 9apitaI,
@rbberem Grebit,
un6 isSmbsIiden 8ortbeiI, ben GeIe
brinsen fam, INN bas Siusbea 9Ieibers
baus gum unbeItreitbaren Suuptquartier
fit ben glntauf bon feinen Sleibern i'm
norbbfIi6en PenuIpIuanien au MAIDEN.
Srimgt feime 9aterne init,
bsnn bier gilt cs feline alien 9abenbiiter
los ;u iperben.
llniere iuusen 8ui6neiSer baben baS
bette 3enomme.
Spmmt uno betradtet unIer 2dBer
m6 ibr iper6et ituunen.
Sfur Eel uus Fam 70 billi8 cin9cs
fault perbeu.
SimsSeu &leiberbaus,
416 2adapanna luenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1886-08-12
Hnline Niillircr

flir bic 8afel. ooer Slbnrr 5ur 3udt werotn
UOu ben llntspeihnelen esIeicrt uno ale BE.
iteIlun9cn per FOit plnitIid sffetiuirt.
Wfocef S Ebcmaft,fp,
Sunnings. Ga.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1886-08-12
Stephan Gutheinz,
ScsstS0crM cgacr,

5lS s $40 Geedrs Sfpcnue,
lpti6tn gIlen unD Sidcrp Shaesu, emrfsbl
etnsm vtrsbrisn publihIm inn tjtib6ft auf's
Stiit. 5lsiit irbtr grt liefrr i'd ,um bill!a
Pen pretlt unb in better Gualifdi, unS mad
lb libfraus auf bic ron mir iubsreilritn ppr.
lRaltbsn Bhriit aufmfrIiam.
Qelepbon. &srbinNunn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1886-08-12
2SSNlter's Siftcrs

", Mer nur last Die ScritOpfung waitcn.
gS'ro nidt BeinnO, 70 lang CT lsbt
g'tlinl 9eb ln Sottor penrD 8alter.
~ 'os SsIn giitsrs ieSe Serftopfun9 bebt.
l Or. 2enrD @alter. grop.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1886-08-12
Ssn. &prmaeber'S
Sentld)e 9GpOt6cfe,
724 NittStUn 9l6emue,
nabe Bird Sirabe.

Der Gi8entbimsr in 0cuiftInnS footlid
9eprltter arotbeter uno Gbrnifer. perwenoe;
auf Die 3nbereitnng bon &e,cpien bic or66ts
Sor8talt. alle @eoiiumenie iino friidj.
Re4s SelepbOnberbinouna nit allen Ncriten
Stuiibe 9Cilfrduter nno Wur,cln Woicnt.
WeoBinen, Soilctte.artifcl II. 1. 10.
Beoiennng piintilid mo reeh. 25
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1886-08-12
erra,laffft EinsemeiSf,
fre;ike tfbfr
G5ssrHmittrI btI saisIaFia.
1ntf's iiherinderte Yiaeil.

1uirs gsasz gHb nit sin,r Sdn'uens staast, 81,
Gsstsst iun Ginaebnsn unb isIbii eeH ibTa&fsH
aRassB ,sirSsIi9 matt.
pessEsa ~ bssss, sb Cts. ~ Ma'Fsa S"' ND
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1886-08-12
9Gtlfrltf!
Nn Die Sclpobner Scrantous, @n

Der observation-disclosures un6 9ranfens
mteritGbunsspereiu bon Scranton
pnanIaltst am
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1886-08-12
Samita9. III. 2tu9uit 1886.
lsin
~ - e. ~. 49,
@rGfes Nic Sei,

gum Stntfj bfr JtrauFenfaiIs uue Der 9Siiipl
beS iiinst pnfcrtrnen SrrinsmitsIieets
Gusfn Sbwinp.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1886-08-12

: 0ie GIrpcerie bon sSrau 8atrid
O'Olalia Su SelIebue ipurSe Sreitda
9iabt um eine Partei ggaaren beitobs
len.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-05-15
ENGLEWO0D, KANSAS.

The Star Of the Western Empire Is pic
turesquely situated near the wooded banks
Of the Cimmaron River, in the center OF 4
large and beautiful valley--the grandest
wheat, corn and grass gre wing country In
the world; destined to be the great rail-
road, commercial and manufacturing centre
OF sunny southern Kansas, because of nat
u-al surroundings. beautiful location, and
the many railroads now projected and build
Ing toward it, being as it Is the supplying
aud Quitting point for the new Oklahoma
OF the west. "Thepublic land strip, (which
extends 100 miles to the south and west and
which comprises the most wonderful grain
and grass producing soil on the globe, Is
the great cattle field in the west. No other
town in western Kansas Is SO favor
ably situated to become q large city, and il
cannot be disputed that Englewood holds
the key to the commercial trade Of . vast
area of untold and ever increasing wealth;
its prospects are unequalled, and its rise
and progress bids fair to be unparalleled in
the history OF this western country.
Englewood will not wait years for slow
increase OF population to bring IL into no.
tice, as hundreds Of other cities have done.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-05-15

She has natura. advantages, railroads are
coming, her destiny Is stamped with prog
ress and success, and she intends that the
people shall know 1t. We want no broken
down bankrupt individuals, but We wei
come live men and women with energy
and push from every land, aud we will
make il their interes; To cast their lot with
us. You may do well where you are. but
you can do better here. We unbesitatingiy
state that Engiewood is bound TO be the
next great cattle shipping point in the
west. The cattle kings of this section OF
country represent property worth millions.
We want wholesale and retail houses OF
every kind 10 locate At Englswood. From
this point you can sell goods ioi large ter
ritory south and west. Come ut once Do
not wait till the railroads, now building.
arrive. You can make money now, both on
goods and the rapid increase Of all the real
estate you may buy at present.
We have an incorporated city OF the I'd
class, with population Of about 800. We
have over 100 good buildings. some Of which
are the best that can be found on or on the
railroad In ives, ern Kansas. We have now
under construction several good brick
buildings; one schoolhouse to cost 81 .nO);
bank building, 50xs0 feet; one business
house. 5oxl0o, two stories; one church
building, good size; 100000 brick
will soon be burned to finish the build
ings named. We have now completed one
hotel, with AZ rooms, costing 5000, and
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-05-15
The Faith Placed In Cure-Ans.

1t is funny 10 see the faith which some peo-
pie place in certain remedies, and the per-
tinacity with which folks cling 10 cure that
has operated successfully in their favor once.
had reason TO note this particularly during
the Italian opera season here. More than a
half dozen of the singers came into the store
that week with prescriptions that had been
written in France years ago, and that in
nomenclature and weights differed from the
prescriptions written in this country. The
metric system of weights and measures OBJ
tanned in all of them Some Of the prcscrip-
tions were for the liver. others for the voice
and the throat, and others for colds, The
owners told me they found il difficult TO
have it compounded, owing to their foreign
style, and had TO put up large quantity so
that they might not run short while on the
road. A W. Ferrow in Globe Democrat.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-05-15

one opera-house cost 5000; to-day
we are only one year old. We are proud
OF our success. and can faithfully say that
we have no rivals. II yeu desire TO go
west. como To Englewood. where there are
excellent opportunities for business Of all
kinds; where you can secure y, home or
town lot or farm st a fraction Of its real
value. We say come TO Engicwood while
the opportunity awaits you, and secure one
OF the greatest OF oil bles.ings-a good
home. Take the Engicwood stage At Dodge
City. aud you will land Ia Engiewood-
Fifty-nve miles in ten hours. stage runs
stage line.
For information regarding the country
and city address Il. Il. Bush. secretary Of
Englewood Town copany, Clark county,
Kan.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-05-15
An Awkward Habit Gentlemen Have

Why will gentlemen in good society and in
the company of ladies insist on keeping their
hands in their pocketsf The question has
frequently been asked, but as yet no satisfac-
tory answer is forthcoming It is true that
some do no; appear 10 know the use of their
hands, neither do they seem disposed to learn.
The habit OF putting ones hands in ones
pockets seems 70 he on the increase, and the
queerest part of it all is that the transgressors
against this breach Of etiquette are numerous
among what is generally known as the last
people. Tailors are frequently consulted oy
young men affected with the pocket habit for
. means of curing the same. In ali cases
pocketless trousers are suggested as a means
q cure. Brooklyn Eagle
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-05-15
A., "a, =, cur,ou. propertte..

A French journal calls attention to the rich
oil contained in the grains of the tong yeou.
a tree which grows in China This oil is
easily extracted by pressure, has a density Of
oaS6a, and possesses a variety of curious
properties 1t dries more rapidly than any
other known oil 1t has also the power OF
solidifying under the action of light and cut
Of contact with the air-Chicago Herald
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-05-15

Minister $. 5. Cox continues to lombard
Timothy J. Cambell with Constantinople pa
pers Il wonder if he thinks am a Turk
said Congressman Campbell recently. The
other day l received a Turkish paper. I
thought il WAS an attack on me. l took the
paper to the Turkish legation and had it trans
lated 1t proved TO be an article written by
a Turkish reporter, saying that the Irish in
the United States were raising subscription
for a monument to Christopher Columbus for
discovering America Cox must think this
very funny, to keepon sending me these
ouser-looking newspaper chrognoS-
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-05-15
EAGLE CITY.
Public Land Strip.

A government town site located for the
Government Land once OF new district
to be located shortly by Congress. II 10 .
sufficient guaranty of success TO mention
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-05-15


rers
over, paup<b e
CorSf SKpGvc
OFFS
MURRAY HINES
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-05-15

few names Of parties interested: Hoe. i
doiph Hataeld. president. who 10 ~
sentative In the Kansas legislature; ,.
walker. viee-presidcnt. ex-reStsssr uafou
States Land once. Wichita. ksnsss; u. G
Toler. treasurer and secretary, wte1e1
Kan; Ex-Governor Giiek. Of repehs. xam
Hon, y. T, 6iileu. Of kisgnsa. kas.. =
several others. all member Of The -
pany.
You can secure lots IN Eagis CITY y
erecting bulldogs thereon. rer rsfesoul
- 20 location and railroad prospessa. .
refer you to the above map. wht<b -
drawn from of1eisl records. To 60 70 e
City. Take the ruseois stage u D.
City. which vii land yeu 81 Eaaie Q
near Fulton creek stage station. - -
southwest Of Beaver creek sterv. - q
North Canadian river. Col. furgssso I
proprietor Of the stage line.
For isformstios rsssrt.as Easis c.
cell ON foxx. assistant secretary % 49,
site, OF address
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-16
on CHANGE.
|...,,,n unchanged, Futures Re-
generally One Point Higher.
''' Money Market Easy.
..d weak and Continued so
y Vpe .,,,ut the session, Closing
|rhlepe.r.-I. i've. stock Brisk.


80 ts.-Consols closed at loi i-i6
Irg Stocks AND BONDS.
June 10 Stocks and bonds
Il lOkhs, ,,-tnr priccF, bid:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-16

KANSAS CITY, Mo. jane Is ~. "a. go.
indicator reports; Cattlo--Reoc,nss s,sS e, ~,
mente l5i9: slow and steady ~ sse, sinlp
common weak cnOice 70 fancy s. nost 5e ~. ~
20 good 81 10di % common Ia M 49,, =, iali
co. stockcra and feeders "a 49, Y. M = We
81 gQfS 80. Hors-Receipls is tegs ss ~ wv
jI3lIi steady good 10 choice "a az, ~, Pte,ent'
= Receipts i0J; shipments none .vi.t 81, Snssl
choice = i6a3 90 common 10 medip,n 4, NJ y
N LOUIS, Mo-, June Is --Cattie = p.,.,,,,.
lVcVi shipments 400, market active INIT bssps,
good 70 choice shipping ana evnn,t ~ ~ ~
common 10 fair s. t0dA IS: butcheysi 49,, ~
~ oVdi 90 cows aud heifcrs 81 2s9s III. e.ss.
leA9s y 2od4 CO. Hogs Recetpts ssoo. an.
mcnls ltVoi active and shade hiqhtr MEL !
strong ~ " WNt %. Shcep-Rteeints srsn.
- US none quality poor; market Slow AZ
CHicAGoi I'LL, June l5.-The provevs ~.
nal reportei Cattle--Rcceinte som. shin SNst
900; steady but slow. ehipning stsa ,,n "
1000 pounds 81 81a6 CO., etocEers ana so 5g ~
" W cows, bulls and mixed 81 ma a., teis
- 5O63 lOi through Teras cattle si 0o.s9 M.
grasseIs and corn fed 81 75a5 O0 Hoo ~,
celpts sSO'Oi shipments 1000; about M hiyher
Y oVd4 so sheep--lseceipts 8O0i: Hhipmenfs
~ market slow and 1odanc lower. nati,'e5,
" wal o.; Texans 81 25dS g5
NEW YORK, June i5.- Beeves--Rfce,nts oio
sheep and lambs-Receipts ipOQ. Jonrne,,r,ee.,
sneep butchers have not resumed So,h
slagghteTcrs buying but few shsep or la,rbs 4.
uu trade az 81 00d5 GO rsheep. and IS fsl.s5 az
Tor lambs; fair 10 good dressed mutton sells ~
l2GliC ACr p0uud N~A'N ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-16
GENERAL Markets.


sss CITY, Mo-, June l5.-wheat quiet ;
siea rash 53c bid July 56c bid. 57isc asked ;
s,n'ssssAc bid, 5Sl5c asked Corn quiet; No
p 4c bid, 259sc asked; July 2bic bid,
.TAea' OATS no quotations.
LDpIs, Mo, June l5.-Flour quiet and
neat fairly active but weak and lower !:
a .. opened easy, continued so throughout
ssslon without any particular feature I;
wax and ga &c lower than Yesterday
reg cash 1Tc; June 75Hc; July 74c Did +;
~ atGI556c, closing 74ssc. Corn very
a sn NY weak, &c lower than yesterday
H. mixed Gd cash 5ISa32c; July SlAd3l sc,
n, Size August 82&dS8Ac, closing
IN ~oIe active and hTmi NO. ?
4, y, cash 26c; July 2ldc bid; Au-
t,,-NsS Corn meal firm &C 81 Oo.
k7n' ~ Wool firm; medium clothing
Y aeg, eombing 22924,zc, low and coarse IL
me light l9G2Sc; heavy l6d20o; black
IA ~ DIVISIONS quiet, generally easier ana
lon lna,i 50 90. Lard dull; s. IS bid.
IS n ~ ~ about steady loose lots, long
Ia snort ribs S. co., short clear
\ ssVAed lots, long clear s. go; short
\ cspi short clear S. So. Bacon firm
4 c,aHe " OOd6 l0i short ribs So 2Oa6 20
~9ai 20 2ad6 30. Hams, very fine az l0if
H. AnilernoonIboerd-Wheat easy and Sc
~ Vorn weak, &C lower. Oats weak, &c
5rsed ILL.,, June l5.-Flour dull and un ?
n ~ wheat weaker, closed at ! o'clocS 20
s,salaah Yesterday; sales ranged June
si'sV, closed 724c July 734GI 8}zc,
|5ise l6ci August "a lS-l6d75Ac, closed
n ~ O9rn easier; cash "a 10; June "a q
|ilse " Lie; July S53s ass, closed
! Ts.t Angqst 36ka3696c, closed SO 3 l6c.
a eicl.s ana lower; cash 87A; June $3.50
In 'ssa ls4oi July 37sSG $3.50, closed Si5f
.sl, ~ sS,siise, closed s75sci Aneust
4 ~, closed 20 5-l6c. Pork lower
Ia: Ga; July s. 52K6s s2k; closed
saegust ss1<a925sc. closed sac,
"a ~ q; cash 50 90; July 50 0THGS 10,
lsg Su.Hi August So 1903 22if, closed
Ia snort ribe. sides steady; cash IS -.
4st yeats yeats steady dry sailed shoulders
N 49, mort clear sides S. s0@5 50 After
h ,tsS.L5a-Wheat weaker; July % 5,I6c
NJ Tssssyi Jnly 35lsc y rk weak July
~ nv weaker; July So Oh.
~ n, VhLkANs, La, June Is. = Flouri
N r steady. Corn easier; mixed t5ci
NJ ~ Oats nrmerj 36a38H Corn meal
\ tf,,. nay steady, hrm; prime 81 500
~ 49, u o04I so. Hogs products. de,
n RI market firm Pork 50 50. l.afd
4 tIes,A meats, shoulders 81 O2H lo1g clear
~ M ~ - t2Aa5 IS Bacon, shoulders
"a ,v ag clear s. 20, clear ribs 81 40. Hams,
Ia e s,n, cured canvased $40 0dlO 20