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osgo tyndlca,e which represents q large
capitol. Mr. Burrell was sent out by them
to examine the oouutry and 10 advise as 10
the beet route and 10 calculate the cost OF
building the road from Fort Worth as FAT as
bfcGnwood These gentlemen ex-
pressed themselves as being high.
ly pleased with tho appearance Of
tho o0untry and ioyus on the proposed
route from Fort Worth 10 this place, aud
Mr.. Smith ia a conversation with ono Of
our prominent men was heard TO remark
that he expected 10 find Brownwood q verv
good town, bu, he was glad o say that IL
greatly exceeded his highest idea OF the
ilcial influences Of railroad on section
through which IL masses, and strnd ever
ready 10 give the ilrnt their utmost assist
ance, both by their lasting patronage and
liberal donation. Mr.. Smith and party LEFT
tor Comanche this evening.
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GALVESTON.

GALVESTON, March 81 Especial. 1.-The
supreme court affirmed Flanagan ct oil, va,
Pearson, from Rusk, Stlkirk Ut al, vs.. Heer.
man, from Bexar; East Line & Red River
railway vs.; Harper, from Marion; Atkisson
ct al. vs.. Ward et sl,, from Gonzales.
Reversed and Tomanded: Robertson ct al.
W. Bfcldove 20 al, from Washington;
heirs OF Black vs Ds Gress Il al. from
Collin; Mckeen vs. Saltoniuss, from Bexsr.
Reversed and rendered Tor appellsr I:
Cage w. Meifora stGl., from Eratn.
Notion Tor rshenrlng taken und ar advise
ment aud transferred to Austin: Raymond
vs. GlaSscock ct a., from Travis; Glshscock
et al. vs.. Hamilton, rom frayis
Motion for rehegfing overruled: Ryan Va.
Porter, from BurlCsOn; Galveston, HarTif-
burg & san Antouio railway vs.. Bell. from
Harris; Millican vs. Davis from Braz)rie;
Galveston or company VS.. Malio, rom
Galveston.
Notion for rehearrg submitted. Smith
ys. uzzell ~ al, from GrHyeoui
Texas Banking d Insurance COM
pany Vs. Turnkey ct al., from Galveston.
rhe court OF appeals affirmed: Nelson W.
the CITY Of Columbus, from Colorado; Au-
gerhofitr ". the State. from Harris; Deer
be va. the State. from Harris.
Affirmed on certificate: Gallagher OF. nj.
vs., Japhet ct al, from Harris.
Motion Tor rehesrin,- overruled: Hill ct.
Dl. vs. the State, from For, Bend.
GALv EsTos. Msrch q 2l.-[Press. 1.-The Jury
In the case OF John Arto. charged with
murderiug his step falher-in-aw, Fred
fate, last August, remained locked up all
last nigh, and until o'clock this morning
bsiore reaching an agreement. They finally
brought To verdict OF guilty, assessing The
penalty al tive years in the peDtentiary.
rhe ienierce is regarded as very light aud
causes considerable surprise. The defense,
however, are apparently not satisfied and
will move for a new trial.
R0oert Owen George Dodge and Patrick
Dbnrellv, three young h0odlums who ~
year ego took possession OF n street car and
terrified the people on one OF the prinoiosl
thorough fares, with pistol fusiEde, aud
wound up hy stopping negro funeral.
dumping tho corpse into the gutter, and
themselves riding a1out NJ the neprse, rH.
ceivrd pardon to-day rom Governor Ireland
c1ucitic;ed upon future good behavior.
The iwp wrro much affected bv the re-
mGrka Of Judge CooE who released them
tom the county iil where they had sever
al years yet to serve 4 sister Of one OF the
piisuners never relaxed her effirts in their
bsnsli rom the day thsy we're sentenced
ana 80 lsst succeeded in interesting certain
we'll known young lGdy, who, " is u1oer-
stood, was Instrumental In securing ne
desired result
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NEWS CREAM.
A Story About Butter With a Sad
Moral.

A Story About Butter With q Sa,
Moral.
How the Congealed Lacteal Fluid y.
D0cI0rsa.
The kansns Legislators arc Doing
Their Duty.
TIller and McFadden Have Been
Formally Arralgned.
The Mississippi Sanitary Convention
In Session ~ Memphis.
The sullivan Mitchell Miii-Ross In
Earnest.
And 0sher rales Of tue Telegraph.
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LaceNeCkWear

We can truly say that will display the largest cheapest
and handsoes line brought the state at about
quarter of its value We divided them into five lots
and they marked as follows:
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.


DISsoIUrt.N NOTICE = THIS f RM OF
~ eligh & Dow 8 b okefs Is this day dis
solved By mutu-l consent, ]. S. Downs wi h.
drawing. Sim ign will continue the business,
assuming all asses and liabili les of he late
hrm. SIN SLTGH,
J. s DOWNS,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-31
New York.

NEW NoEK. Aug. SO--FLouR--nun.
WHEAT spot gradoR - Z, IL higher, clos.
ing easy options opened 4 10 y higher, If.
forwards weakened an de lined q 10 y,
closing tteAdier No. 2red s0 4 @9l9z: No. =
red, september, 81 i-2dHlk closing 1915; DC.
toher ~ 'SOd.a2 II, closing 0lh.
CoRS--Cash or August ~ 10 higher: Ia
ter deliveries ~ 10 l.2 below, dosing stesdy
at 6i6f 90. No. Aagust i4g'5G: Septemb Der
o h@G q. closing at 6l ~; october ~ l2sl
Gosz, closing ut 10 i'2.
PROVISIONS.
CorIFE- spot fair Rio dull and noniinal;
optinn'l0 points lower and duh; salcs,
2lH0 bHgs.
Rio -
september ...,.'....,..'.. ..'''-''...'..
DcioOer .'''''''''.''' g
November ....,.n.. ......,,,.., a.
NJ ,.hssia5 --Quiet bat firm; 80 test iciln'
Ing rs
TALON ste dy; moderate demand At
RosfN Dull.
TURrrN FINE Dull and weak al 3laSl IL.
Wool -Demann fair and market nrm; do
nestle fleece 81 ~ pulled 1901; Texas W
-.
PonK--Dull andnoninal al lsH.
BEEF QUIET.
Cur MEsIs-nomlnal; long clear middling
ioh..
LARD Quiet at 7js.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-31
PERSONALS.

ne little four-yenr.old Princess VIII
nlna, upon whom the succession to
lhrone OF The Netherlands has been
60, VIII, If she outlives the iniirm
King, her father, be the richest
'sh IN Europe, us sheis heiress 80
! hmense private posse sions as
US 70 the triiie ofSi O0D OOJ lea,
nge.
White Mountain letter says OF the
Nailers Of that region, many OF
" are sch0Ol.teachers: "As u rule
are d.mure and digniiied, but
npl ana attentive. They do not
IN on as ! heard u philadel
iaay remark. One might as well
70 llirt With one of the Sisters of
fcy ne meets in the New York
", i saw one young woman po-
return halt dollar left for her
ne dlnner-tabie.n
y, Jean Davenport Lander, widow
'en' Lander, and once popular
49,, occupies a cottage at
ml!eeotl, which she made out Of
a'le belonging to one of the houses
aeI grounds. The drawing-rooui
W. merry the carrlage-bouse. The
.., Is where the horses were
su' ahd the kitchen once served
,ue nsfhess-room. Mrs. Lsnder's
appearances on the stag. was made
years ago next January at the
~ .noater In The Scarlet Let
late Nicholas Anchorena
uiei TWO months ago al Buenos
was probably the richest farmer
e world. His executors report
, amal estates as follows: Laud, L.
|aGf, uAfe miles; cows, l52 900; sheep,
ns,; ne also owned mucn house
~ III Buenos Ayers, aud his as
(Iia aa'e been valued at g. 40 900
| |ag. He inherited GOO 900 from
'-'ner thirty years ago.
ashim, the celebrated violin-player
good story about himself. He
lazy head OF hair except one
Ein,n 'cn nc can easily hide by not
IS vi one lock, One day ia Lon.
4 ~ Went to the barber's shop to
|S.dp is hair trimmed. The barber
Ihtn 70 lake this lock off, but
s,nn insisted Oh its remaining,
4 poh the barber exclaimed;
! o, a,o cut 1t of; H. makes you look
'"eof those old Dutch iiddlers. v
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-31

GUN skR-Aougn lumpef, boxing, "a inous
and undor, nrut-olaas, so: stripping. AIS SsI,
noring ana flooring, clears, eio; thiok olcars
" and ~, S2'; rough lumher, second clas,
W.; loiht and scantllnp, culls, elb
SfDiNo-First common white pino M A
second do. $50; third do, SIS; popin-, S9s nh
rough, gi6OO.
DREsswp LuMBEn--Boxing iqinohss An
under, $40 0ogs& 90 10 Ixss, s28 O9afS "
scantling, Joist CT any common lumbs,
w MON ". boxing over u inches, sNis<
q w, thick clonrs, ~ to and q. SO U<eS2 o.
second class. any kind, en- %.
DRkayiED AND MATCHED rLooRfNa-.Firs
,inss s9s; Recond class, cal.
WnIrkPISr fURfIsuINu I,uMBep-lx l.
aud inon white pine. $40; ! Inch do, SIS,
CElLISG---BHADED on PLAIN--rlrst con
mon white pine, ", si?.50, I'd do, $40, 3d DO, ~
poplar, S26 uDao21 so; poplar. x. yi2Sla,ySq
nAtlveplne u, Ss2.6G do, u, s?2 CO.
POPLAR huaBxR.--ih, ", and inch, gb
/ 10 Inch. so,
sHIEsLns--Whits pine A, o.. do nnudsa A
! b,.S. DO oztra No. l, tS.H. cypress, bert, an
| brand, %: do No. 2, A.oO: do No. d, $40 nsiiy
sawed heart, s4.Ss seps, Ss25.
! PiCKETS.--Nhiie pinc drasacd ana hoxdoe
slnare or dat, 4: yellow pine do. s.; inti
LIKE, CrxEsr, Ero.---Lime, Austin, SIS
per Dol, Cemnnt. Loninvlile or f,osepals, o. ,
per Dbl. Portland, % IS per bbl. Pinxier Pnri,
View York OF Michigan. 81 60 Der Dbl. FiAsts
BsIOx.-sire-proof. s7Bo nor N.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-31
DALLAS.
Stockings Win Their Second
E ~, Over the Sunsets by a
w. Score Of 10 to b.
,xr Dead Man Found in Trim
ps,toms With a Bullet in his
/ Head Foul Play
r..,r 20 Make the Dallas National
= chow its Hand Repairing
the Hotel.

Aug. S0.--rhe second
tine series bet ween the Dallas
md the San Antonio Sunsets
'.,oa TO "A fair.si2ed saturday
,se. Though the outcome was
..tsd there we're some wonderful
made on each side, the score re-
-,ou5 in favor of the Browns,
'a,tsct 1t seemed the Browns had
s.oyer, but at the end of the
,nn,np the score stood 0 to ),
Mark of the Pony Battery WAS
w. by . throw from the
a cecessitating Il change in
y and tue Cd battery,
~. ~ and Muiphy,relieved them,
sthree successive whitewashes
Y Sunsets, the Browns adding
srd.aarned runs to their score.
Third game of the series will be
a,o.morrow, and a most interest
,nssst Is anticipated, rs the sun.
AZ plucky, aud are confident
witn little better luck
an defeat the Browns. These
n sre crack players.
following is the score by innings
1000 20 $40
..as 000O / % o o. 5
zane was far uperior in general
sand interest to the preceding
smorrow's game Is likely to be
uoIe exciting. Bets remain about
Notwithstanding the two straight
Of the Sunsets. The Sunsets
Il Fort Worih af err closing at
then 90 to Galveston and fin
a present tour at Houston on
rber Q, 10 and IL. Arrange.
ere made to that end to-day
sgraph.
uuknown dead man was found
Il Trinity bottom to-day with a
n hole In his head. There is no
Id Of foul play. He was buried by
k.ity authorities.
IN application has been filed by
3nty Attorney Clint in behalf OF
i stale Of Texas to the
b. G. n. Aldrich, judge of the
zenith district, Tor q writ
bandamas relurnable the 9TH Of
kember at WaXahachie to. compel
ID .llss National bank TO expose TO
Scott, lax assessor OF Dallas coun-
j list OF It's stockholders, the num-
|oi shares held by each and the
be thereof. Notice was
|ei from the district court
II. N. ReardOD, cashier of said
i, to appear and show cause why
said writ should not be granted.
sis an important case, "a ii applies
VI national banks.
have been consum.
ld between Col. Hughes aud Mr..
l. Howard by which Mr.. Howard
bic the LsGrand building, pend
hpairs on the wall, and Col.
ns furnishes him an equivalent
(ss of rooms in the Iour-stoIy
~ Commerce street. This will
z all Danger Of accident and
hnll be taken at once 10 COM
srulling down the Austin street
aud replacing the brick with
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-31

MsArs-very excited and higher snsaI
s sanca q isd l "a .as u 'A'" ''' b. c.
FISH meckerci. iJn hit. no. si.Io NO.
G; hslf bills, 70. \ VILE No. = e6.m
White nsli, NO. ]. MI bolh, We; no; W.2t
LAHp-Tisrcss, .-ipi " AND yyn cam, ~ !;
slo cans, G.; iop cane' loc' Old eshs isHc;
p cAps, iO.e.
hair, l2c.; primo RIO Ec; nancy, itc; old
goveInment Isya $500 SSe, .o1.,o
TKA-If1poriai.fy4vj; Runpowder, 1000.
6pGAn--Fine. powdered. bois., $40: do,
nal ,bls., sfc.. cut LOAF. vs.c grsnniated
sts . lard e.: LouiHisnh gfannIhtsd Usc.95-;
standard a. re: choice white, Iszc: yellow
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-31
anxiety for Lieut.. Greedy.

E,'hhAL, Q5E., Aug. 3o.-Great
Gas.s'. Is leit both by the visitors and
|, '.s oil The city for the Arctic sea
III. lieut.. Greely passed a. good
Is physician, however, will
iii 10 nm 10 leave his apartment
Enlas nm.cnmrs stronger. A large
Iio Invitations are sent him.
~, " present condition he is pre-
m from accepting any.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-31
Wool and hides.

Wool Bright light, rne and medium, n
months, lsN II; heavy ine. ~ months 1901.
buck wool, sole; low grade medium i0ssit
Mexican, lDtlI.
HIDES No. heavy mint, dry y N isc; No
heavy flint, dry, n ID itc; No light fiInt, Y
10 i2c No z, light mint, 7. /, sc: bulls nIs
heavy, damaged. 2 bs; calf skins and badly
damaged = y ~ g.. green, salted, sound, a b
IL butchers. green, z N Di,c
PELrBfTs-- Deer skins, tiib ibdtls: anto. OPP
skins, 4 n l0G}lic; poat skins. each, lOdsii
sheep pelis. according To nnount OF wool
ca mp; sho5rllUgs, nc iording "a amount 81
wool, og9l0; Mexican sheep pelts, sa3lOc
Mexican sheep polts, improved, llegi2c; Mex
lean sheep Hhonriings. DO.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-31
THE GAZETTE FORT WORTH, TEXAS. SUNDAY. AUGUST ri

yhecse, halt cream. ls,tc.; null cream, ~
r rcrnnts, iseisxc der. hAl'-bei., .sseo
RouLrss- asns. san o 500 p.r dtsen,
young spring chickens, 81 -Sas 81; Turkey,
y soSioW' Geese 81 81 ~ s., Dn,ks, ~ SlS
Eoos-Per dosen, iaaisc
frech country butter, choice, ~ q ssc.;
Sressist. .xss'ssc., old brtter, SOLO,; .olsc-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-31
prng. aud Prints.

DHush.
bark, Cinnamon pr ID l2 Peruvian, 2j1t2 8 .
Borss. lie. Bl-corbona . OF soda, Eng Isl
Sc. Copperns, 5a4. Cinchincdia, pc on kbkt
l0s. Castillo soA ., per n OILS. Cream taraf.
calomel, =, a W, .sGS; Engiisb, per ID bot
tic includaiI' al IS hioTTtl BydTnte, per Id
= SOL 70. ,hioroiorn, per 10 bpitle Il clud.
Doyort, per ~ 2. Epsom salts, per 10 81
p@or' Pgr y s;sssi; so,rphins; l,ss p y .ss
per- 1p' gallon, Il S,ss Is oil i' ia'd on win,or
Strained, 7Sgst oil, lard, No. /. csesio. onin'
ino, I. & w, par on 81 -. Flowers sulphur
per- cent show cases 4 prIes So nebals
patent medicines, ut iIsi. fhayers fluid
ExhnciE, ~ per cent. on y. ID. Fiuid XIX.
tracts. IS per cent. OIL. Essential oils. 81
Louis list.
st.le,ly pure white lesd. 50 II. spinA H. r.
mi. sIIEnmAn-wrLLIAxs Color
Ivory drop biack, T., per 10 Isc AgIi b
s slssp o ssst H. e.. + .s iaI Sas Il *
25c; fUitTainarine blue, ~, n, DC: Nns pnlnl
y. nc; raw Turkey um,er, ~. pc; burnt 1ur.
Key lumber. II. ": raw Italian sienna, Is. sci
~, 10; Paris green. Is, pc: Chrome J. n. O, a
p; o., ~, e; American seriniilion, ~, 2jc: 10
dian rod, =, "; Nineta. req. IN, 81. i21es, ~,
yellow ocbrc, IL, On. l2.fs. 20, sc.
PREPARED pI.A isIao coLoHs.
Bark oak, i6c: Ash, idc; Back walnut. 10
observation-disclosures
Ivory drop black, 1bc: raw Turkey nmb,f
25c: burnt Turkey ugiDsr, &c: iaw Italian
sienna, 2,c bnrat Italian sienna, ajc; Van.
dyke brown, s5c.
Prices OF sDoye made on u basis OF 10 4
y, and lb cans, ABSORBED; In x and l II
tans. bnisncein and III cans, assert, Il
Price ia IN cans; balance Ia and 9 ~ eau,
assorted. Prico In D ID cans, 1c less; TX ant
- 10 lin pals, ne less. and kegs 70 per X
.ess.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-31

eastern Texas and southern Texas stoci
ths above quotations.
The above prices are for herds OF 1000 hoat
and upward. delivered ON the trails, and 10,
such cattle ms those Tplscd In tho counties
embraced In the following territory: Wehi
Of tbeTexas central Railway. north OF a Inns
drawn east and west with Waco and east q
a line drawn north and south with Baird apt
south oil He'd Rive.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-31
What lie Would Sar.

ilpr isisd couple were out prone
y. - me suburbs Of Austin Que
|lhin, @nlly the wife said:
|uld Albert, IL the brigands
|asp' gone now and take me from
.'Bn,osssihls, my DEAR
nv NJ upfosing they did come and
II shn,awsy, wha, would you say"
hst naid say,' replied the husband.
shes origands We're new ut the
lhsts all. ~ Torres .Sftin9s.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-31
HILLSBOKO.


Special to the Gazette.
HILLsBoRo, Ten, Aug. 3O.-A
young man named Scrugps was
thrown from horse last night near
Peoria and was fatally injured.
DR.. y. b. Kennedy's pasture was
burnt to-day. We did not learn the
origin of the fire.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-31
Hardware.

Bah IRON, o. 6n.--Sorway, "a. No. =; \
galvanized sheet iron, saio,sc., Ms I, s sS,
uc.; No. y do, l5c,: Nx2S rouaiA TN, sis q
80; lfxO and l6xii pat do, 81 zoos ia
inners wire, 30 per cent. on; unnnr'p stock
forty per cent or; cook stover ;lth war,
40 sOee2s 90; do with trimmings, eis SleeyDu
WOOD WORK. Wagon HSies. noe easi 10
tongues, eOc6ssl ~; singlciracs, 81 as boln,eY,
0e, spokes 90 5sees 10; tclloss, d Ssxaax
lsoubletrees. ~ 3s9ss %, neck yohcs, SnNS
~; rlow beams, sOctGSc.; pillow hanu!ss N II
$3.50; handles, 81 TS8t2 So.
NAILS IS 10 key, basis tDd,--Burieu hors,
ahpe, per keg, ~ 20; fcrhinr do, "a 10; Wall
or 10, - so; Burden mule, o. 81; Northwe,
err horse shoe nails, No. t,50c., No. s, no., No
:, &c, No. ], gle, No. g. 2c.; "I.ake's" do, No
fec., No, ;, %o,, No. 9, c2c., No. :, &c. No. d
,to; Ausable do, No. 4, t5c,, No. 8, 2tc., No, O.
nc., No. !, 100, No, 4, lHd.
AxFS-K X, per dozen. ~ 5ae,o m, I.ss A.,
" coS9 hscsensack. 90 $40; 90; boy's
REF klGERAToRS,--No. Gilman. sim,
No =, do as 90: No. do, s2s; No. tdo.. slS
MlscEisLANEous-T Trace chalns, az ne,
pair, TOTO: piow singleirces, per don,, al
bes 80 por cent Cd door orG looks Il s slS s.
Wood screws, % and 10 per cent. of; LIP cas-,
door butts, ~ and 10 per cent OF. cut pnc
timed tachs, ~ per cant. on; coffee mills. n
per cent. on; blind hinge, so aud 10 pcr CAM
on: carriage bolts, O. and 10 per cant on
plow bolfs, & per cent. or; piece Tin ware
20 per cent. on; deep stamped ware, No pe,
cent. on; shallow atainpod ware, so par cont
on lapanned ware. 10 por cent OF.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-31
' q hixhor Tor near FUTURES. August 8 IA


NEW oRLesNs. Aug. 10. --CorroN
Sales $50.
Low Ordinary .s-,G; Ordinary .: uood
Ordinary 10 10: Low Middling 10 e-is: Mid.
ding 1857 Good Middling 10 1915: Mtddline
VAR II lI; Fair n s.te
points lower
Sales, lsSp
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-31

ssraiisss.- !. lss,,4ssssds. i.s,lss.ee ys,s y
i rsSl! s', 1oasd. .,ss a IT, hi H iss
rs s ~: a. :. sS';sss :
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-31
Quicksilvel
Special TO the Gazette.


special 10 the Gazette.
81 LOUIS Aug. N.-rhere was hut iittl.
speculation; the local crowd SO badly mixed
them that they did not know whether 10
nuy or sell, so they did rs liric as possible
sisi'nough II they did no, got soaired.
Corn was again very dull execpt IN order
Tor a"co Of May. II was soon nlied. Prices
were wesk
Provisions were dun on accom-; n, m.
or.ak In Chicago Prices lower.
Texas cattle scarce and wanted p,,.ss
arm.
sheep slow.
1T. Louis. Aug. so.--FLorR-- Unchanged
September siA6se,s; SsssS.si. Oc,oher. Nov'
- typ figures. wv
acii We rs higher.
Futures closed firm 2 TO q points higher.
Nemoer s,htass's; closing at inside pricssi
SoisN- tss@i,x cash: sS,sais September:
hSOctoheri az ovember
% onH a,sa! cash; sS%es,ss September
PROVISIONS.
WHIsxY-Stcady, lU..
Corn hEAL - 81.
POEE-lS..
~ BULK MEATS Long clear 10 l1 shor, rlbs
~ 10; short clear l0th
tbA,coS-Long clear 1885 short rlbsli,, s@lit,;
LAHp--1 10
CATrLr-Receipts 40; exports s5a8 IA.
goou 10 cho'c n eldB -. comm M Ia medium
aG5 10. gtoss Texans O6sI 80,
hoGs-Rsceipts iirN: q pa6 30.
SnEEr-iteceipts 40: fair 10 choice mut-
IONS 2SOa3 SO; lambs coo. U; Texss > Uc,d
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-31

aALvusror. Aug. 20. -',,r~o~--. Spo, CLOSED
nrn, l-lG higher for from low ordinary TO
mlddltug inclusive.
R.ceipts, SO,
Sales lso.
EXPORTS roustwiSe ---.
Stock, 2s29
pruinar. sll.'d, Good Ordinary o ll.ld; low
Middling 10 j. q; Middlinp n1-,O tsooN Mid
ding oss; - ilins Tair iO,s
Futures ruled quiet. but stendy; closed
easy a 10 apo,lts lower.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-31

o. sssns. Il. n p. u Ss sci. 81; AK
Inns. SO. sp,sil butter. ls{f.se: Pickis.
hsH S 3D. ~ NED, to-; hall DBL, mail. u n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-31

Visible supply " cotton IN tho world on
Satnr ay. Aug 70, according Ia the New
Vol Chronicle:
Total IMPLY 10 day. 4 SO. sos
Same day last year. ......... ..,........ 7S.,7D
Difference docrosse, .........,...... lSilg7
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-31
Am naunition.

powder--IIlastins q kst, 50 rs ains, 8 o.
es ains. y TX ns.St,t Rine, p " ns..f 2i
fhCt-3 snDE. ri', shot. W %
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-31

Wheat onoics, 800. medium, bss 51S
rye, 50'; -rvr. e5SHx - hay, loose % IN,
1850, 81 W@e 90 per ton; bale hay. a. 90
o; bran, ecc per ioc; chors. si0sal2
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-31
Kansas City.

Kansas CITY.
Special TO The Gazette.
KANSAS City, Aug. so.-1he provision
market was dull and prices weak, especially
for cash meats
Texas cattle In lish. supply and prices
weak.
sheep slow.
PRODUCE.
KANSAS CRY, Aug. 81. - WHEAT -.-(,.
cash; 81, 6i, september; 0i3. b Il October
conn ~ bid cash; @s4 bid september; 81
October.
OATs-2ih bid.
LAVE STOCK.
Live stock In icator reports
CATri.E--R r. ceipta. 1900; native steers of
lGi 10 1870 pounds 54ics6 he do a5 10 100
pounds. S0G5 10; stockers and feeders 2 600,
: 70. grass Texas steers 1909 Us; COWS = 10
@87j
H"cs-Rece'pts. 400; in36 10,
SHEEP-keceipts SIS; 5 1908 80 for fair 90
good muttons.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-31
ON CHANGE.
The Stock Market Dull, Closing a Tr;as
Higher-Oottou Strong, Frac-
ton Higher.
The Cereals Dull and Little Fluotuatior-
Provisions Lower-Big Decline
in Pork.

Nrw EorE, y. ", Aug. ~ Governments
strong.
Railways firm.
STATE securities dull
Stock market to-day was dull. ~ was
stroog AT the opening and there was an ad-
vance orr er cent, the trunk lines being the
most conspicuous in the ri @ ON tn official
denial OF tho report that the q and Trunk
had Withdrawn nom The Trunk line pool.
At,er II o'clock Louisville Il Nashville was
raited nom ~ to ~. on nnfaVorable repoi ~
concerning the company; other active shares
fell on In sympathy With the latter. Later
on the market hardened, and the bears be-
coming alarmed Ill the strength eS-
hlbitcd made an attempt 10 cover
II. This resulted IN n steady advance
throughout The entire list with
Union Pacific MS special feature. This stock
moved up ltom ~ TO ial5 aud closed az high
estiigurc. The advance in other active
shares ranged rom y TO ls4 per cent The
Use is due 10 favorable reports which brought
In orders for long accoun; from roreis
brokers aud also buyers OF general list for
European account. 10 pared with last
night. closing prices are y to ~ per cent
higher, except IN Louisville Nashville.
which is Il per cent. lower.
Sales OF stock for the week, ,ss 800 shares
Transactions Tor today. iabtoo shares.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-31

nrovors' Journal reports

HOGS Receipts SOD. JbSd65O.
'',1TLE- Receipts 500; export grades
& ES@7 10: good Ia choice shrping .uio 8o
~ non I" medium ?J@5s0 range GA Ito
trnI grass Texans 50Gi Is Americana OOd
~: wintcred Texas @c0spt 10.
HuEEP- Receipts o: inferior To fairc 700
IS: medium 10 good 0peDj ~; ohoics Ia eX
ira 3 7h@i Is; lambs per head o0G3 10; Texas
.hcpn =. fN1 IN
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-31

NEw YORK. Aug. :'0-noney ldlH, prime
y. il. ste idy, ati SJs: q gh, $50
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-31
SIGHT kNA hANGE
nnHnS.

New RLE as, Aug sO.-Sight exchange
on New Yo'k, 200 per 1000 premiufL,
sterling 1cha age y. Z 49,.