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Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-05-17

Next TO being night is frank ac-
know,cJgment OF euor We con
less to a feeling OF disappointment
in the legislative record OF the
encouragement It is dtscouraging to
see man on whose independence
his friends have counted voting as Min
ister Neumann did on the bin TO give
the supreme court 4 voice IN the ap-
po,ntment OF district Judges So good
a debater as he Nigh, surely have eN-
planned a vote surprising 10 his bcst
inends. We have picked out the at
torney. general from among several be
cause he is . lawyer a fair reason,
we think.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-05-17

We fail to see why the salary of the
clerk or the board of education should
be $1,000 a year The sum obtaining
in 1882, then $4,000, was ample Ii is
true that the office is a responsible one,
but it is by no means so responsible or
so arduous as that of registrar of public
accounts. The secretary OF the board
of education performs purely clerical
outies, requiring ability and integrity,
but demanding no high order of mental
endowment and presupposing no long
years of previous education The in
spector OF schools ought to be a man
of ripe education. So ought the prin-
cipals Of the leading public schools, If
there be money to pay high salaries it
on hit to go to them. The Inspector is
already fairly well paid although he
has too much ground to go over in a
year Many OF the teachers are under
Daid
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-05-17

II IS proposed 20 give the secretary
OF the board OF health a salary Of $4,000
year. Why this increase when he
president minister of the interior and
his present chicf clerk filed the posi-
ton satisfactorily at 5000 year
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-05-17

If any one believes that this paper is
prepared to so all lengths in its self
imposed task Of proving the incomp-
ctency and wrong g-doiug of Minister
Gibson, any one so believing knows
very impertectly the temper and the
principles which animate this journals
control Fully, frankly and at our own
risk we have attacked Gibsonism; amt
0Hg diarysS H05't remained HadQSaacyld
Fully, frankly and at our own risk we
have has been repeatedly said Of
US mirrored the opposition" BE.
cause we have believed in opposition
to what we have considered Imposition.
we have adopted policy which for two
years past, has led Hb 10 W5tsRgati0R
There the duty of an honest journal
must momentarily pause. We have
assumed that investigation was needed.
We have no right to predicate the re
suit Of investigation. And, in common
with those of the party who are fight
ing for reform in the legislature and in
their business or plantation relations,
we must a5ide by Hic results of WgesAi-
gali0R for at least two years.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-05-17

I.e, us have perfect union in the In
dependent ranks a union based upon
mutual concessions IN matters OF expe-
dicncy and mutual inncdbility in ques-
uons OF principle To cement this
union demands infinite tact long pull,
strong pull, and 4 pull altogether ior
n.lnIm
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-05-17

The foreign Office is manifestly the
least important office in the cabinet
Hawaii is at peace with all the world,
Our relations with foreign countries
ought to be carried on in a plain,
straightforward, business-lke manner.
It should be filed by competent man,
having ability to write a good letter ;
man Of sound business training, OF
tact, OF GOODNESS and presence Of mind
above all By gentleman, Such man
could do the work OF the office with the
assistance Of two clerks at.an aggregate
salary Of $1,000 a year.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-05-17


seconded TO tbe sort ol deuaclion that
IS winning our iniudieioue lIttlc contrm.
poury the Bulletin, the cordial dislike
OF many not previously its enemies and
the cordial contempt OF many who
otherwise would have been iulricnds-
an We have sud about Mn Gibson to
the contrary our profession oi belief
So tar rs 1t touches the existing situation
may fairly Toe summed upin a formula.
These are serious times. They need
the employmcntof serious weapons In
eIicc, the Independent demand is 4 dc
mlnd for legislative surgery The
probe, and. particularly the scllpel arc
needed Lctus lay aside the npigr OF
wit the hludgenu of invsctyc and the
cheese knife of huduoncrv, and let us
take mp, prepared to use it, the scalpcl
of investigation
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v5i,h need ci,bcr r,,;.inn or c5,,rs,
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-05-17

We are distinctly in favor OF the bill
TO appoint two new judges of the su-
preme count. As we understand the
plan, one judge is to reside on each OF
the three islands, Hawaii, Maui, and
Kauai, and two are to reside on Oahu.
Such plan would make it possible for
the supreme court to sit in nearly con
tinuous session for two thirds of the
year, holding sessions in banc At this
city once or twice year. We think
such an increase would be a judicious
one, would meet the needs of litigants
and serve the ends of justice,
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-05-17

/
pie Of about rISJi u S. gallons rather an
important fact this, iii, be true. II would seem
to be reasonable as well as highly desirable
that our actual resources should be asceraiaed
beyond doubt, before appropriations are
made to initiate any costly OF Indefinite
scheme OF water supply, involving great out
| lay in the execution and possessing inherent
Disadvantages in some respects. would sug
geS' the following simple and quite customary
method Of ascer,aining beyond doubt what
our actual resources arr, outside Of the Paki
Auwai aud artesian wells. In each Of the
Panoa, Makiki and Manoa valleys, at OF near a
suitable place for head Of pipe line, put in a
weir plate and scale, also one at OF near, where
the water begins 10 be used for irrigation pur.
poses; let daily observation be made OF the
aow through these mains and record kept Of
the samei at the end of two years the
government would be in possession OF
ioleraby exact information as regards the
minimum quantity OF water from the
sources available for supplying lIonolulu and
enviIons. sPaHfing such information and
data no person could be justified in affirming
that ,hose sources Of supply are not available
a, such.
AHesian Wells In connection with this |
viii apologize lor and correct a mistake in the
hrsi part of this letter which stated tha, the
diameter Of inlet Of Inning pipe OF the govern.
men, well a, waikih was only 5 inches.
whereas il was inches, with the flow as before
stated. 10 order to utilize the 1ow Of an ane-
sian well il must he delivered under pressure
TO the city mains there are thee methods in
vogue lor edecting this, namely
Fi'gf-lhe direci pressure sys,eem in which
the ~aie, i delivered directly into the mains
under the pressure ,eqaisei this Is the mos,
economical u the three s,aesn>,
.Ss.asi The stand pipe system in which the
water i psmPed UP through stand pipe, sup
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-01

AZ =. SURE CURE MOUTH WASH
pssnll!tlce Is an infallible cure for
IA ~ throat bleeding gums. sore
n hss'esets. Cleans the tee b, keeps
,ais,lhy aud purines the breath.
Il ig " brs j. 4. & w. II. Holmes,
4 M aulberry street, Macon, Ga.
/. bv nHv N. 6y leading dentists south,
4 Al "a, W. ID. NJ. Mason, Fort Worth,
INugglsta ana dentists. Whole
Co. Ns S,'e,Soman, Dallas, Tex; Il. J..
- rev Orleans, La.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-01
ON CHANGE.
Stocks Are Unfsvorably Affected by
the Passenger Ratio War
Provisions Are Dull.
Cotton Hgher-The Grain Markets Are
Neglected by Both Bear and Bull
The Quotations.

NEW YORK, oct. sl.--oovcrnments strong,
Railways lower.
state securities quiet,
The stock market opened buoyent and I'D
vanced H&S per cent. shortly after It was
announced that the New York Central had
retuced Its rate 70 Chicago from sl8 10 20 SIS.
later on the West shore put It's rate down To
fls So, while scalpers sold New York Central
tickets at sll and West shore at my cents
less. This cut on rates caused complete
change In the temper of speculation, and
from IL n, m. until tho close tho mar
ket was weak and lower Prices declined
y to ~; Northwestern fell OF to s5yk 81.
Paul, l-2 TO l53s, Delaware 4 Leoka wana
and Western, ~ to lo3 t2; Lake shore, ~ TO
G5 l2; New YorksCentral, IA, $50; Pacific
Mail. to $50; Union Pacific, ~ to 5sN aud
Western Union, TO %. The market closed
weak n, tho lowest prices OF the cay. Com
pared with last nights closing, the prices are
y TO LIZ per cent lower. Illinois central fell
from li6M to ll2 l-2Gils. Pullman. fell ofifron
ia TO III; Alton * rerre Hsute declined &c
p; San Francisco ~ 10 y preferred Ia tC
Al. Manitoba rose = to SIX and returned Il
81. Transactions. 10000 shares.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-01
BpiidinK Aaatoriai

hvHhhn-kougn lumbar, boxing, ~ inobts
end under, urpt-olaeH, e2ls stripping ke,rY m I
boxing and nooring, clears, 1li. thich ciesrf,
lA hnu ~ "a; rough lumber, paoond cirsa
tlG toist and Ecantlng, ruils gB
HtDIN0--firNt common whlte nina t4l n,
u %; native pine ~ va 6O DO " s2, nRtivs
nisisieEp l.uNnrR-B Boxing ~ incnss ant
nndcr, 80 WOW co. do VIZ, s28 OnFsl al
eeanuing, lolet or any conimop lun,bsr
w gOaaH w, boxing over Va Inches, e2Qfpn
~ "; thiok clears, IA tollfnn y $50 OisaSi b0l
second class any kinu. t2l %.
DRESSED Ann MATCHED rrOORftfg--Firat
class, S2A; second class, Rll,
MMiTEPtEE FuRNIRliIrya LuhfnNR--iL, IA
and mon while Pine, SO; inoh do, RS
CniLlHe--hhApEn on PIAIN--H'irst oona-
mon white pine, X. qS2b0 "a do, $50 "a do tas,
POPLAR, y, t2b Vltpll.5u, poplar, y, ff16Of5 O0
nAtiVepine, y, tsaho DO, =, so 80.
do inch, $50, -
aHIroLEs-whito pine A, IS; do ahaded A,
brand, g; DO No, 2, $3.50 az No,S $3.50 nAtivs
saved heart, NO.; Hape, 6i,26,
piuWETs. white plne, drOshod aud headed,
qasrs OF nat yellow pine do. ": ihth.
LINZ, CEMEKr, Eru.--Lims, Austin. fa.ss
per Dbl. Ooment. IouiBvilio or EOaenaio, t9is
per Dbl; Portland, 3t7S per bbl, Plaster Paris,
New York or Michigan, 81 W per Dbl. Plhsiti
BRioK.-Fire-proof. o. 90 per M.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-01
The ThIrd PIenarr ConnciI.

BALTIMORE, Md, Oct. 3l.-The ar
rangements for the third plenary coun-
oil are about completed. The official
members of the council number about
200 but the visiting clergymen will
swell the list to 700 Accommodation
for all have been secured. Applica-
lions for seats have been received from
the principal newspapers of the coun-
try. Sessions will be held Sundays
and Thursdays. During the council
sermons will be preached every night
by distinguished theologians.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-01

HHATB-sueRr cured hams, Ifsc; q. q. O. ID,
bseon, liAo; b. o,naeon, l2l4c. 30. dry SAT-,
FISK iaekerel, ION kits, No. 1, ans; No.
y tl.05; half bills, No. 1, 500; No. q $500.
White nsh. No. !, hlf. bbls., U.25. No, 2, 1875,
Dried herrlngni per box, 400. Cod nah; exc.
LARD-riefcos, glzo. ~ and 61b cans, 8sko
p cans, loo,
fair, 49,; primo RIO, lSo. fancy, 10; old
government lava, BO4c,
TEA-Imperial, sD9e9i gpnPoydcr. 5000.
half bills, exc; out LOAF. 94e,; gfanrulatsd
stal. lard &c.; Louisiana granulated, 1900;
standard A, 7Ae.i choios white, nc; yellow
Louisiana, eae7o.
bALr-Coarse, In bags gl.252l,i9 ms IN
bags =. lake. IN dat hoop bbiE., s21O
CAEEED Goops.--Prioon per dousn, Pine
apples, standard, elgS; Peaches, htandkTd.
q M VIZ % u e 5a rS s9;saso second na
corn, N,l0@l;et; Green peas, Ii.ss; Goose,
S Sysss1 ii asisS ESse es s @ iI2S
si.sSgi1G Z 5, 49, 80 hacSsfoi. ' j b. g.,
imported, sla,5Dal41O case Strawberries, q IS !,
1l.13ezlS0; Blaokborrios. el.60; Green gnRos
sl.sO; EAGLE Condensed milk, SSOoi crown,
BAKING PowDER.--sllysr Loaf, ~ cans,
per dozen, eci IN. do. u 6D; IN. do, & 81
IN; do. 81: 5bs do, sl2.
sHc. German olive SIC. Candles, full boxer,
lbIfo; halYeg, 9; quarters, @. Indigo. $50 D,
Binelng, sOgi.o0 dozen. Colernan's mustard,
American, gl.O0 boz. Buckets, two hoopu'
El00duEen;weli buckets. S4.0O dozen. BrooIiE,
sl.Ibss. rs doEon Brilliant oil, bills, 40; Eu-
pion, do, 8lo.; do. 70 cases, So 10. brilliant,
10 cases, "a 4oi do, liz cases, Hg2.
FLOUR - Btanard'n Royal Patent, - 30
y bbl.; SACKS, - log y 100 ba.. No. / Texas
por 400 ibn. 80, No 81 IS, NO . t2bO. Corn meal
Per bushel, $50; HoIniny and grita, y bbi ,
" o.; Oatmeal, y hair bbl., " IS, Crack o.
wheat, On, &c: Crackers X soda, J<0o., Xxx
HOda,7DO.; XXX soda, 7Mo.; cream loo; gin
ger anaps, 0c,i lemon creams %.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-01

BAR IRON, 81 % Norway, No., No. " "A
hheot IRON aAo. No "a y sheet Iron, 65sni
galvanized sheet irOu, n0pi[c: No u Y 60dn
To-, No. 4 do, 100, 2Dx2S roof nd ~, AID AZ
@lb 80; t4120 and iOxli pat. do, "a 7bas6 b1t
tinner'n wire, 80 per cent on unnoria stOrk
forty per cent omi cook HtoyoP nth ware
QlU bg6e26 O0j do with trimmings, eia 6Oes6GtO
WOOD WORK. Wagon aEles. roc fogi GC |,
tongues, e0c@el 0Qi singletreea, lT5, bolstsrn,
50o.; GpOkea e27b0s O0; folioea, n 8Gs9 rs !.
Doubletroes - 1904 90; neck yokos, 81 oOS
yli plow beams, b090bc.; pillow handled 81 II
@250i handles, 81 TbtD2 %.
NAILS. ~ 10 keg basih iOd,--Burdsn horse
shoe per keg, 9 p; Perklng do, s6 90; Walk
or do, o. 90; Burden muio, % COL Northwest.
ern horse shoe nails, No. 4, 900, No, o, 100. No.
4, ahc., No. ., 2jc., No. q, 22c, No. y 20o No. h,
lgo. Ausabie do, No. I, 100, No 3, 2io., No b.
Nc, NO Z, l0c., No. ., lSo.
AK EH-R.K,, per dOEen, " BoGl0 O0l Laksia
~ O0ga 90 HackenHaok. % 50s7 90 boys,
handled, " bO8s 81. -
REFH1GERAToRs.---N Climax, SI7 OOi
10. z, 90. slB 90 No. DO, sac No, do, e2s !
observation-disclosures chains, ~ mar
pair 4f97o, pillow ainglotreeu. per doE., e1
plow donbletreea, per dozen % o., stock
bells, 20 p0r cent. on; door locks, o3 256hp OD,
wood screws, 90 aud 10 per cont Cd. Il p cast
door butts, 90 and 10 per cont. on; cut and
unnDd tackH, ~ per cent on; oolfSo milln, 30
p9r cont. on; blind hinges, 30 and 10 per COM.
on. carriage bolts, 80 and 10 per cent. on;
plow bolts. % per cont OF; piece tin ware,
81 per cent. on; deep stamped ware, so per
cent. on; shallow stamped ware, % p0r cent
on iapanned ware, W per can't on.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-01

Rsrr o,naman ns pe y 81 po,n,,,ar osaon
49, ~ NJ fv,1u ,,lI TlRns e,,
~ 80, ~ ~ hona Ehkllhi
- y 1919 ~ ~ DltgO'
~ II 10 Nv 49, P1fi,,o Sie.lh tAt1bi
~, y, AL ~. ~. 10 pDi,
W ~ 20 ~ ~ hinrsi Ier 10
Cd 9io5o' connosilioh powdsr nsr 'I III Si.
f,,,P % ils 9iil saiti w IsI ~ ~
& ~ n, asi o,,,,,,gsf ~ Si-
al III raeier maesins ysls u, ~ 1920 -
~ III ~ .'eyoo, pil S,Alors
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-01

n,mng i0&2 so; ehoico To- fancy sDts 50
MHRAr- No 2rcd 76sfCs71 cash. "a October,
7o1s Svvember; 7Hjsa799k December, closing
at inside figures.
CoRS-S5ssaS7 cash; S6@06E November,
aSh December, closing az lowest figures
OArs-20}k cash; 25N November.
pROVIaIoNt,
WitIsKY-Steady at III
Conn MEAIs--2 .b@2Sl
IoRk-l5@i5, old and now.
BULK MEAIs-Long clear .; short clear ~;
packed lots snort clear 50
BAc36Ns-Long cleer p'S short rib e'G short
HAMS -l1alS
LARD 6Gp5.
LIVE STOCK.
CArr1;K-Receipts 1907 mir to medium
Texas O0a8 iQ good 20 choice 3 5Nsat 10,
exports 6Na8 So good 10 choice t0is6 05.
fair u medium 90 stockers 3 1904 %.
hoGs-Receipts 500: t5.
SHEEp- Receipts 49,: filir to medium 9 q
az IS; goud TO choice GOES 75 TeSRs Oo5s
IS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-01

Fhrniture-h etdstaRds, initiation vain a
each, ~ a098 ~ all walnut, u 6OBiO Id. Chairs
wood seat, v dos, 80 1907 %; cane and rAttAa
neat, 81 Oo@S 70; cane scat, dining gl2 O0eo2O DO
uhildu and rockers, 81 00Gbl2 %; large rock AL
IOWtp8O co. camp and rockers, each. 81 7BS
30 Mlrforn, ntoh tops, p dor, " pOlol2 N
Tables, round, t20O08b0; FALL leaf, ~ Nos 30
Safes, each, g 2tp7 00 Bureaus, Is by5pM
Baby Carriages, " b08o
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-01

Twelve months clip. light. nne and mad
UNI le@lk hne heavy 10 light a1ali, Air
months ll@lt ndl, une heavy lNtlG hil
TtSmN "f V"'A"e
AlpEs.-No. heavy nlnt, dry y 70 isc. No.
heavy mint dry, v n iOc; No light filnt, d
heavy, Damaged, Y 70 q calf skins and badly
damaged. y N igfec; greon, salted, sound, n K
lc butchers, green, "a n size
pEt.TRiEs-O Deer KhlnH, am lAabts. anita c.ns
skins y y lOeti8c; goat skins, each, i0sSSs.
sheep pelts, according TO amount Of wool,
wool, b@l0 Mexican sheer peiis. SNlee.
Mexican sheep relts, improved, iiaSihc Mer,
lean sheep eheArlings, Sc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-01
Indicted by the United States Grand
Jury.

CINeINNATI, OHIO, Oct. 81. The
United States grand jury has in
dicted Lieutenants of Police
Michael Miller and John Burke,
and Patrolmen Healing aud Cum
ninghRm, on charge that By
force of threats and intimidation they
prevented qualified voters from exer-
cislng the rights of suffrage This is
based on the arrest on the night OF
October 10 of number of colored. men
who were kept in the station-house till
after the polls closed, and dismissed
without any charge preferred against
them.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-01

WHAES --asoianed u I0Glso, e. per prool
konr tnAAh, one year old. 81 90 Two yoafa ell
q goSz y; thTee years old " bO4aTps fanfy
wIFn,-clsrei. es.iis,ss sOglpt: - psrqaa,
w CAtaVha- per gallon, 008l % POrt. 81 ; q
AUJ Sherry. Dor gal. 81 aD98 co. Lt.daiTi
RSTr "a, q el1b % White wine, IN caasi
CHAAFAaHn-a. h. Mumm q o., Extn
Drys w Ol1s3 90; Heidgiok, IN basket GA or
70 W hsng' 10 hasksi, 90 0gso o0 D0Iezu
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-01

Potaioes--IriAh, now, per buahel. $50
6b, s375. Beans, 4. r. med b6is. S.; isrgs
Lima 5,fc.. sDqall bnttsr, aLab6o I1okiss
medium per boil, @ o. small, per bbl., $40
Cheese. half cream luxe: fulI cream 1bl.
Psanuts. zoe oder, haif-bbl.. % o. cah'
POULTHY nsnu, S2T5 q % per dozen
spring chickens, o. 25G2 50 TufEsya e5W
9lo CO.. Geess S3U 0fY Ducks, 81 600s 01
bso0a--Per do4Sn. I6gs82Oe.
Frogh country butter, uhoice, 20 q zoe
Creamery st9SI1fe; Old butter, SeIDoi ole
margarine, IBcs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-01

DIV. MINIS, 81 50.
por dor,, 5. Goa ~
autFL0p hNnis--i,emp's uuNfta. ma IN "a.
~ 81 hudwelser quarts so 0h pints si, O0i
ktutnget beer quarts, Sir no nlntr an 90;
schli,s Ailwenkeo, ouar.a eia %; pinis ST. u
e, An.nvny q huhn'a, ats S9 ". pinis 81. 10
s2N' pinN sissoi Falk's.AOlwanEes qui ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-01
Ammunition.

Powdsr-Blasting, y keg, 81 q; Rino, y p -,
"A 90 Rire, y l2]s Ms, 32b; Hine, eBL( ne, II as
1hnt--Nl saok: Buck shot AZ q,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-01
LAND AGENT.

E ]. ALTERNATELY, FANNIN COUN rY
II Land ag ncy. For sale, improved and
unimproved tracts of fine land, residences
and residence lots In Bonham; lands rem
dered and taxes paid for nOn-residents; alb
straels OF title furnished; also, notary public.
Address, F, j. Alternately, Bonham, Fannin
county, Tex.
DETER g. RUOKER y CO., BELTON,
IL Texas, Land and General Agents. Sole
proprietors OF the Abstract OF Bell County
Records We do a general land business, In.
Guiding surveying and conveYanciug.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-01

wheat, ohoios. % 20 0Oc, medium 30; infs.
nor. 0o085c. oats, lB1Dx2a farley 278ao
ryo, so iDc oorn, 00685o hay loose frO a tbs
snkun. " OO17 % per ton bale hay, % 50s
70 o. bran, &C, per l0t; chops, l00ei Is
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-01
FufuTe1 cIoHtu IUtO Y pOInIH nlsHtT-
lsales, ll2,T00.
Yesterday
To-day


NEW ORLEANS, oct. 81. -corFoS = spots
closed strong.
Sales, 500 Dalea.
Low ordinary 4; OTdlnary & 0Dad OTdi-
MARI D. Low Middling b.le Kidding ~;
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-01
FOUND.

EoUND-A HARDwA RE DRUMiER's
II memorandum book. Come aud get 10,
obi owner, and pay us a quartovadollar.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-01

GALYEsToN. Oct 9l.-CoTToN-Spot closed
steady and generally 1910 higher.
Be seipIB, 800.
Baiea, ldls.
stock, 1880.
Ordinary ~ Good Ordinary So; LOW
Aiddling Q Ills; Miodling "a; hldoiing faiT
1915.
Futures opened steady, ruled nrm, closed
nrm and 7 10 pointH higher; August 2
points higher
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-01

Special 10 the Gazette
KANSAS CRY, Oct sl.--No market what.
ever for grains.
Provi.ions were duh and demoRllzed.
Texas cattle in ray supply and good
Steers steady, NATIVES not wanted.
Sheep dull
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-01
PRoDucB,
81. Louis.

special 10 the Gazette.
st. LOUIS, oct. Ri Wheat was duh and
heavy. Speculation was dormant, ~ there
were but few outside orders.
Corn was almost entirely neglected, and X
lover.
Provisions dull.
Texas cattle were slow al steady priees.
The offerings were small.
sheep dull.
PROD1CE.
ET. LOUIS, Oct. 81 FLouR--pnchanged:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-01

eastern Texas cattle nj about three and
southern and Central Texas stock cattle sd
about two dollars por head loss than Iho
above quotations
The above prices are for herds OF 1000 head
ana upward Of host North ToHaH cattle d0.
lYered on tho trail.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-01
HoTEIA

sak FARE AND 40 To u,iS1S.
neal s p9uI ~ 70, Main street, for
2.,lers se5 S tne best hot aud cold
y Government any style Al living
.ea Night. java n specially.
alionsl hSEH PROPRIETOR Of
% ia nulel, aud suecessor "a yvoS,d
a o - ndldate Tor patronate' snd
~ ss-do a hfEt-class house = ~ ;,
4 pr 4. ,eqnAl TO any ia the civ.
- worth. Tex "seA low Mali
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-01

Aai Forrti 40 %. WEST FORK CROSS
g ti0 N n efth, q memoranda book
s.iAignsd a, ra iNo notes payable 10
y sill obl1raa elher valuable papers,
,eds fonrfg ~ paying himself out
n t9TakGs and by returning enc
TA@nfrE once. q, A. Prize.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-01
The New Secretary Of the treasury.

The New Secretary Of the Treasury.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 3l.-Secretary
McCulloch visited the treasury de-
partment this morning and was quail
fied in the presence of eI-Secretary
Gresham and fe y others. The oath
of office was administered by j. N.
Fitzpatrick. Secretary McCulloch has
received a large number OF congratula.
tory letters and kilograms from all
parts OF the country and several from
abroad. He wishes 10 make a public
announcement OF his gratitude for the
kind wishes OF his friends and TO say
that owing TO the pressure OF business
demanding his attention IL VIII be lni-
possible for him TO make acknowiedg-
ments TO his correspondents individ.
ually. The heads OF the bureaus and
fine chiefs OF the divisions we're form
ally presented 70 the new secretary a.
noon.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-01
now urlohno.
nna.-.n-ann

RRONIbiONA,
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 81 - FLnuR---Q ulet
but steady; high grades 3 6S@i2i.
CoRS-Dull and lower; in sacks, white, 81
yellow $50
oArs-W estern, SO; Texas dull.
CORN MEAIs-SteRdy at $50.
HAY-Prime II; choice, 10.
PORK-i6 10
LARD-Firm; terce refined ~; key S.
BULK MEATs--Easy; shoulders, packed, 6ss;
clear rib and Iona Gear SIS.
BAcoN-Fair demand, shoulders7; clear rib
lO56,
Ms-Sugar-oured canvased, l2Ql8
WH1sKY-5teady; Western recuned $50
liz.
CoFrEE-steady; Rio cargoes TO common to
prime 7k@li.
Sue Demand active; common, 81; fair
(; yellow clarified az graduated %.
MoLAssE,--C Common 20; fair 48.
RICE-LouisianR ordinary 10 prime 40
90
BRAN-S2HRs5.
COTTON. EED OtL-Prime crude, M@SlA,
summer yellow 40.
Market dull.
COTTON mAHKErs.
oorruH REUEIF-Ts AT ALL UNITED BTATE,