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Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-10-14
Registration Notice.

Notice 10 hereby given that the registration
books OF the city Of Wichita will be closed on
saturday, October 25th, at O'Clock y. m Of
said day, and remain closed until after the No
vember election.
wichita, Kansas. October l4th, lisa
l2i-5 FRED SCIiA1TNER. City Clerk.
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WICHITA Up.
Best display live stock first ............. 30 90
MRS. S. Z. WALKER.
Best iceing cake, first. 90
.-.-. IDA WILSON.
Best equ estr;anship by lady, ladies
riding habit ~ w
II. wINDERs.
Best native grade mare > yrs and
under three first. ''''''-''............ 90
MRS. I. c. wINANTs.
Best darned knit pillow shams. first 90
HARRY WEST.
Bicycle race free for all, cup worth 10 90
MRS. YIKE.
Best cnunterpane crocheted, first. . 90
Best fancy knitting, first. 90
Best pair mittens, tirst.........-......... ] 90
c. K. whey.
Best granting French walnut black
walnut, oak, maple, rosewood, first Dip
Parties to whom premiums are due as
above stated, for both special and society
awards, viii please coll al the secretary's Of
flee, (over Harding d Fishers book store,)
for checks for full amount of premiums and
an order on persons who have offered spec
ials. The above list shows that the society
has awarded more than double the amount
in premiums this year than it did last year.
The board returns thanks to the merchants
and all those who made fine displays, and
exhibits in our balls, which made the fea-
features of the fair more attractive.
ID. A. Mitchell, Sec'y.
Wichita, Oct. llth, 1884.
+. ID. Coburn, Esq, was selected by tue
association as expert Judge ON swine at
our fair, and after passing on the whole clas2
made the following certificate: ''The fore
going shows the awards as made according
to the best of my ability. The display in
this line was Of great and unusual excellency,
and especially in the Poland-china classes,
worthy of state fair. In an exhibition of
SO many superior animals it almost ceases to
be Il question Of which shall have prizes but
which shall not and the difficulties in salts
factorily making the awards are necessarily
very great. +. ID. CoBUR9.
Wichita, Kansas. Oct. 2nd, 1881.
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ron RENT.
TOR SALE.

NOR RENT-Four-Toom furnished house
Il with four-horse barn also a small new
house. Terrell, 81 Main st. l25-G'
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81 900 REWARD
cOndng
for treatne
~ a Occidental until
evening of
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I0CElYh & THOMAS.
DR.. M. w. MITCHELL.
OF Carrulltor, Mo,
SPECIALISTS

1hirty-three years experience. piscOverer
of the new treatment for piles, iistula chronic
sore eyes, chronic rheumatism, and diseases
peculiar to women. May be found at the IRE
mont house, where he j. prepared To cure auy
OF The above diseases at very reasonable rates
call aud see him. NJ fee required until cured
Consultation free.
References: Hon. J. Il Hale, candidate for
congress. of Carroilton, Mo. Major j l. Min
ick and Major Wright. attorney s-at-law :;
Baum David and Ely X Goodson, merchants (;
Judge Drake, county collector q. " Thomas,
eN-c"uniy collector u. h. JoZirr and 6. "
Smith. druggists A. g. Rogers, l.. Austin and
A. McCorkle, physicians. l0j-lm'
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WANT COLUMN.

Advertisements in f'vs column riH be charged for
at the rate Of Fire Cents per line per reek. No
advertisement taken for less then q cents.
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ID Surgeon; oli,c .,rs sDa tssslight OF cor
Fourth and T rSgrs q !. M and 70 sp
Teiephone call NO. o.
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ALL SORTS.

h uct.iiis DATE WE WILL SELL
est fes Tor 81, good on either line.
Fopr v ~ Worth Natiorai bank.
- WORTH SrREcr RAILWAY Co.
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TELEGRAPHlC MARKETS.

NEW YORK, June T.-Governments lower
ard very light demand.
Railways heavy, especially for Erie new
2ds, which broke TO ID.
state securities were for Tennessee old and
new G., whico sold at u.
Stock market this morning opened strong
for Chicago, Burlington quincy ROCK
Island, Lackawanna, Louisville II NashVlile'
Missouri Pacific, Northern Pacific, racine
Mail, Upion Pacific and Western Union ana
weak and lower for Nauderbilts ana Kansas
A. Texas. The Western Union same time rose
TX Louisville q Nashville rs; Mis-
sorrl Pacific NJ Northern Pacific
y: ditto preferred: oregon Transcontinent'
"a md Union Pacific 81. This advance
checked the downward movement In van
derbIlts. which rallied 4 TO l., but suose-
ouently Lake Shore was freely pressed ipr
sale and broke S5s. Michigan rem
trail dropred to OK, New York Central
lI.2and Canada Southern lss. No new rea-
SONS assigned for the decline and break
which was ascribed TO bar attacks. The
genera, list was weak and unsettled, anu IN
sympathy the market continued unse''ieu
until after / p. m, until ru'"o'
that the Vanderbilt party had ne
gousted for sterhns io"''
Western Uaion, Missouri! Pacific and lacKa-
wanna exnloi'eu ENG nm the statement
The last nameu xa, s 'a.n,nss of the company
blythe directors Ins' o On s,nss IN the past six
show a2-ioo per cent on STOCK ~ ..' ~, p m.nai
months. aud on the de'a,a D,,a ,ss mentioned.
dividend In advance "o ~ ,sa. the vanderbilt
coupled with rumors ans ~, ' anor, account.
loan causeu soS allied 70 8, Canada South
Michigan ce ,,aa.o ' harrington q quincy TO
ern 70 ]or' .n .,a,,, 20 s4H. 81. Paul TO
losN' Nor'"" s,,ara 70 o1s. New York
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MxAr~-susAr CURED nsms ,.c aeon
Racon Is,r 40 e.rcu sn,".' ,% ~ v y.
OK. '' 50 ''o"' i'a's ~ dfy SAT-
3 n cans. icix~' .' VANS "o' ON o"nss iooa
CoyyIxE,,1mmont ia, cr,,r.xv 49,
fair. i.cs nyimc Mo lea srnny hsts;
TIA -imper,si. svssrs sr,,,~a.. No.,
6uo Ap-tin~. rcSx ,lsreS kS,s w$'1
heisShir a,s~. 's,,, rnss ""'s- sAw go;
sssnSs,J 4 No. r",nss wn,, ~ ''scS--
oisr,fseJ 5i;m-Wc '"oee Wni'e' $50 yeiow
RtcS--i nwis,snn MAYA
NAN, vsch ava, MN III. ~
a nj az hsif hS,s Ma M - Nv J. sssso; NO. ~.
Whit~ nah Ma Mi mi. 10y ySssNSN .v'vw
nr,.s ,ssr.,. 49, =. ~ "p's,, o,.sS ~, tc,i,'
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TERRELL.
IMP Through the Black Land-Beauti.
ni Crops-Interesting Notes.
Special 10 the Gazette.


Special 10 the Gazette.
IERRELL, Ten, June o7.-Yesterdav
this correspondent made trip out into
that far-famed region of black land
known as Rockwall county. We went
and returned By different routes which
afforded an excellent opportunity for
observation. All along on the right
and left lay fields of corn, cotton and
small grain. Wheat is already har.
vested, and the farmers will beyin IN
,hresh next week. They are busy now
harvesting the oat crop, but ere
oa.utusys sun shall set this
entire crop will be secured
unless a heavy rain should
fall or strong wind blow IL down. which
is not now very likely. These two
crops are bountiful aud the grain is of
good quality.
Corn is growing rapidly and Is now
tasseling and silking, most of II mast
the latter stage. While the stalk il
not 40 large MS it is generally 1t shows
THRIFT and promises heavy yield.
The cotton plant is smaller than u.s.
ual ut this date, but 1t is growing. gen.
orally clean, and most farmers antici.
pate fair crop.
Rockwall presents quite dull and
monotonous appearance, BIS do
most country towns during
these busy seasons, but II
Is surrounded by the very rich
estgrade of black land, an industrious
and thrifty population, which always
insures good local retail trade. The
comfy Is just about the size of an or
binary Justices precinct, and there is
but little business transacted In her
courts.
There is not a saloon In the county
aud has not been since very short
time after the local option statute took
effect.
The fire boys of this city were out
yesterday evening playing with the
water-works, and threw four streams
from forty to sixty feet high.
The walls of the first sto',y Of the
asylum are now nearly up and receiv-
ing the joists.
Dudley Foy, the popular young
druggist of Monday q Foy, left yes
to-day morning on the east.bound for
the city of Marshall. He is expected
to return this evening with Mrs. Foy,
nee Miss Beulah Starns of Alabama,
who has been visiting Mt Marshall and
this city. They will receive hearty
congratulations from host of
warm friends and we hope thst
the young flower will lose none of her
brightness and sweetness by being
tnnsplanted into her new heme and
new sphere of life, but that she may
even develop new beauties, Ikea plant
removed from desert place into n
central spot of paradise of richness.
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PROVISIONAL.

p. BROWN, PHYSICIAN AND sun
a eeon, Office corner OF Foafth aun
Houston streets; residence ~ eoI Residence
seienhone. No. p: Office telephone, No'st
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-28

nAhTLEY'S SOUTH AMERICAN
ele' al Hotel Pick wick news stand.
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Vital Questions

ASK he most eminent physician
OF any school, what II tho hest thing
In the world for quIeting and allayiug
all irritation of the nerves and curing
all forms Of nervous complaints, giving
natural, child-like, refreshing sleep nj.
ways?
Aud they will tell you unhesitat.
ingly
",Somo form Of Hopsitw
CHAPTER |.
Ask any or all OF the most eminent
physiclans:
"What In the best aud only remedy
that can be relied on 10 cure all diseas.
cs OF the kidneys and urinary organs;
such M Brlghts disease, diabetes, ne.
tentlon or inability 10 retain urine, and
all the diseases and ailments peculiar
to Women'--
And they will toll YOU explicitly
and emphatically "Buchu.n
Ask the same physicians
what II the most reliable aud SUR
est cure FOR all liver diseases or dyspep-
sla constipation, indigestion, bilious
ness, nialarial fever, aguc. &c., and
they will tell you;
Mandrake J or Ddndciidg "a!
Hence. when these remedies are combined
WIN nthtfs equally NNlunhlc,
Aud compounded Into Hon Dittorr. such u
wonderful aud mysterious curative power is
developed which " so varied In iM oporatlo Ions
that no disease or III health can possibly cxlnt
or resist Its power, ana vet IA Is
| Harmless for the most trail woman, weak
est invalid or smallest child TO use.
CHAPTER n.
"pstentA
| Almost dead or nearly dying"
For years, and given up 10y pbysl-
clans Of Brlghts and other kidney tils-
eases. liver complaints. severe coughs
called consumption, have been cured.
Women gone nearly crdsyi!gi
From agony of neuralgia. nervous
ness, wnkeflncss aud various diseases
peculiar to women.
Psopl, drawn out or shape from esoruciat.
| Ing phngs az rhcuMat tam. I'm iarnmRtory and
chronic, or suffering nom rcrofnla.
Eryspelasi
''si.tfhonm. blood poisoning, dyspepsia.
indigestion, and, In fact, almost all diseases
fmilH
Nature IN heir to
Have been cu,ed by Hon Biters, prnoi OF
which can be f unit In every nuishborbood
In III. known world.
IA None genuine without n bunch of green
lIopR on the white label, hhun sl the Vile,
poisonous stun with "Hop' or "Hop.' In
their name.
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SpringtOwn.
Special to the Gazette.

Special TO the Gazette.
SPRINGTowN, June 27.-Another
flowing we'll to report this morning.
c. G. CultOn is the lucky man this
time. The ground is fifteen feet high
er than Tummins' and the water
flowed at depth of ninety-six feet,
Just ten feet deeper than the former.
A fiue rain last night. Crops gen.
emlly in good condition. Corn never
better.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-28

BAR IRON, % 5l.-EorwRy, &c.; No. " u
sheet iron, &c; No. n q sheet iron, $40,
galvanized sheet Iron. 9dsl0Ifc.; No. N x soda
I7c.. No. u do, l6c,; 2lx2s roofing tin, sis bt
epl6 90: l5x0 and iOxH pat, do, U7Gsts 90,
timers wire, 20 per cent, on; tinner's stock
forty per cent, or; cook stove nth ware
SO bDet2b %; do, with Trimmings, "a bJ0t50O0
WOOD WORK. Wagon axloa. pOc. atsl CO.,
tongues. 9Oct9tl ~, hBglotrces, 81 rs; bolsterB
50c., spokes % 7beDs 90; fell0es. 81 Bt4a2 IS
Doubletrces, o. 2bcts 90; neck yokos, a. 0oa
80; plow beams. boa65c.; plow handles, 81 u
6o250; handles, 81 1902 30.
NAILS. 81 ~ keg, basis l0d.--Burden hOrss
shoe, per key, % 10; Perkins do, % 10, Walk.
or do, t5 80; Burden muie. " ~; Northwest
ern horse shoe nails, No. 4, 5Oc, No. .. 30. No,
Q. 30, No. !, nc, No. 2lc.; lakes" do, No,
(, &c., No. 9, ~. No. s2e., No. , 2c., No. y
2ic., Eo. 7. lscy No. ., no. ,om.
$1,000 50: Hackensank, ~ c0@7 "; boys.
REFRfdERAToRs.--N mo. / Climax, tl10o,
No 2, DO. sls 90; No. 8 do, va; No. do, s2Si
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. chains, "a POI
pair. ta7c: plow kinglstrees, per dox., ~
Bells Bells, % per cent. on: door locks. r2sess o.;
wood screws, 90 aud 10 per cent. of: LIP cast
door butts, " land 10 per cont on: cnt and
timed lacks, ~ per cent. OF; ooffee mills, N
per cent OF: blind hinges, % and 10 per cent
on, carriage bolts, rs and 10 per cent. on
pillow bolts, rs per cent. OF; piece tin ware,
10 per cent on; deep stamped ware. ~ poi
cent on; shallow stamped warc, 10 per cent
on; ispanned ware. 30 per cent on.
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Buiiding material

LUNBER-Roueh lumber, boxing, ~ tncbef
and under. nutolass. e2i: stripping. HxS, III
boxing ana flooring, clears, vs.; thick cleArh
" aud TX, w. rough lumber. second clhas
liE; iois, and scantiing. cnlls, 30.
SIDfra-FlrSt comtn0n whito pine. ~ %
second do. $40. third do. vs.: poplar. 40 001
n 6l n.tiyc pine y; ia W do n. rs; natl"
DsKsssp LungEx Boxing u inchss sne
under, US 00fbD 0I do kxs. ~ gygX %
70 oSit2s G boxing over " Inches, ss9,o,f
81 %: thick clears, oI4and ~ pou ~
second clssa. any kind. s2l g@& 10.
DRESSED AND MATCHED FLooRIEG-TrS
clans. w; second class, p21.
WHIrEPfsk FURFfsHIHo LUhpHR-lz, ~
and Inch white pine. no inch do, ~.
OHiLIs0--BkADED or PLAfs--Flr5i com
Poplar, *, f56 OJss2gJ5D. poplar, n, S31.5D6S %
nstivspine, ", fzlSl DO, a, s25.
foPLAH LuAsEK.-iM, N, and inoh' No
y fninaIss--wn1ts pine A. %, do shaded A
si.25. do extra No. 1. t35D; cypress, BEST, AM
Efnnd. Is. do No. 2, 1850 do No. 3, y3.bO; nS.iss
saved heart, f.6t szps, 40.
PICK KTs.--White pine. drogsed and hooded.
square OF natl Z: yellow pine DO. y; isth.
liz. Csxssr, Erc.---Iams. Austin, t2.el
mar bbi. Csnlent. J<Duisulle or Rosensis. s27s
Ter Dbl: Portland. ssT5 por hbi. Plaster Paris
New York or Michigan. % 10 psr Dbl. fiksts'
4 ssiox.--Sirs-prooL ana par n.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-28
LAND FOR SALE,
IMPROVED MONTAGUE COUNTY
L. For Sale by
.wy q, G. JoHNsoN

LAWYER. LAND and COLI NOTING Ao,r
~,o bowie, Montague County, Texas.
5zy acres In two l80acre tracts, ~dio.niny
eacn 0'her, situated about four miles easi
rom Bocie on Demon Creek: rich bo,, vas,
land. about fify acres OF eaea tract i'm eond
state OF cultivation, TIVE ty-four acres n,ora
being btoken; nearly all wall fenced. I'm.
provemens' Good average house ?4xse n:
floors above and below; grana,y. crib md
stables; excellent peach orchard two acresi
nearinx. The portions of each tract moi MI
tivsted well tlnbered. WIN sell with grow.
rig crops, vlz'.So acres wheat, 10 of Data, "a OF
OF corn, and "A OF cotton Terms: $50 mar
acre, In iuding above; at least ualf or mprc
casn. Two years time on balance One of The
best improved places IN Mont .gue c,nnty.
i5S l-2 acres, situated about -four and n half
miles southeast OF Bowie; MY acres In
renee, ana forty-five acres IN good state of
CULTIVATION; balance OF tract we'll timbe red.
improvements: Good frame house. pood
wen and cistern, lots, erin. stable, etc Al
least 100 acres out of tract is good tillable
ianu. Pienty stock water within three-ouar.
ters OF mile; tine range on East between
Brushy aud Denton Cresxs. viii ne grow.
lns crops with place II purchaser desires
also2 bushels corr. 80 head sheep, Is head
young COWS aud calves aud some hogs A
bargain can be had in above.
lbV acres, known as the T.ovelcss pla 70. sit.
uated about Ave aud half niles from Bowie
between IL and sunset, on Big Saody Creek
Sixty acres IN good state of cultivation, so
acres under fence, balance timbsr--reary alt
OF tract good ttllable land. Good average
improvements, including two dwelling
able.
Also has for sac unimproved lands In
Montague aud adjoining countess; also
Bowie properly, business and residence. Ap-
ply TO or address &C JOHNSON,
Lawyer, Real Estate and Collecting Ag't,
Bowie. Montague County, Texas
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-28

Beadrteads, imitation walnut
wood seat, v doE, 80 1907 70; cane and rattan
seat, o. 001g no; CANE scat dining, el2 0Ovb2O on
Childnnnd rockers, " 0Oati2 80: large rocking
go O@p 90 camp and rockers, each. u ftd
Tablos round, 81 O0Ssb0 fsll leaf, 81 b6ss5 n,
Safes. each. % 25Gb7 10; Bureaus, o. 6Oas2o ~
wash stands. 81 2yit5 % bed springs, "a 1901 20
Baby Carriages, ~ 5Dat20
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NEW ORLxaHs. June 81. -Oorros
spot closed easy, ono-cighth lower.
Sales, 800.
Ordinary 10; Low Mlddling 10 SIS: Mid
ding ~ Good Middnna ii III; Middling
Fair II ~: Fair lIsk
Futures closed steady, 3 10 q points lower,
except August, which liz 10 points lower.
Sales, ~, 800.
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Chicago.


special TO the Gazette.
CHICAGO, June 27.-The grain market has
returned to Its oldtlme dizziness. To-day
trading was light with prices y cent lower
on wheat and x lower on corn. Buyers were
very cautious and but little loa ling was done.
The manipulators of pork pulled the string
and prices went up &c. per barrel.
Lard was dull.
Lpose meas slow.
Cattle barely steady on facs receipts. Tex
ans about IN maintained their own, being iOCn
4 90.
Sheep irregular and tending lower.
raoDuCE.
=CncAGo. June T.-FLoUR-ouiet AMI un'
WItrar-Iune 1881, closed at s,gE;
July s5Isaass1s, closed at s5]s; Aagut sil+@sss'
', coTS@cash 5,@53, June 81 X@5s closed 5'1s.
July r2l%@Syk closed AZ 6lke52;E; August
3(SaIsMMtash siI,: June 3.@Siss; July
3O5s 1sIsS; August 275@@27H.
PHoyisfOSs.
PoRK-July 10 50, August is 76elo %; closed
u" L a g ,sh 0a7 2,;June us Juls 1907 20.
BULK siKATs - shoulders b75; short ribs
7 ~; short clear7 75.
LIVE STOCK.
catcAGo. June 1.-THE Drovers' Journal
eHoes-Recipts i4so. closed COOS %. .,
CATTLE Receipts 500. export grades Soe
o.; good TO choice shipping, 6gIeSo W corn
SHEEP : Receipts, 2,i0t inferior 70 fair ~
az 5u medium 70 good Osi 80, choice "
extra 0eGj Is.
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Galveston.

Galveston.
quiet.
Receipts, 1871 bales.
Sales, mono
Exports, coasiwlse, none.
Stock, $40.
Ordinary 81 Good Ordinary To- Low
Middling 1915; Middling u, 9ood Mid
ding nv: Nj ding Fair iiis
features opened duh and easy: second call
easy; third caii weak, and closed quiet hut
81 ady ut n decline of9 10 "A points lower as
compared with yesterday. September II
polnts lower.
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LAND AGENT.

DETER @. RUCKER q 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 conveyancin:.
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sEastern Tcxas ard southern Texas stcca
the above quotations. go
The above prices are FOR herds Of iun head
and upward, delivered on the trniin, and for
euch cattle ~ those rnincd In tho counties
emnrnced In the following territory, Wcst
OF the TuxAS Central Railway, north or n linz
urnwn east and west with Waco, and east Of
south ui ked Rive.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-28
wANTED-AGENTs.

|LD NINE WITHIN THE REACH
In; man that has pluck and perse-
} Agents wanted everywhere to sell
\ Of the Presidential Candidates,
Laeand Logan book. now ready, con-
Ef0pages. illustrated. The Demo-
|ok will be ready July is, also a hand
|mpaign picture ana chart printed in
I. Sold only bv our agents. Ad-
Nv. Strong, sl2 Main street, Dallas,
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special 10 the Gazette.
KAssAs CRY, Juno H.-Pork Is quoted
slow Al unchanged prices. but Is lower 10 SELL
The receipts VI cattle were shout i,AoG ms
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Nv G2zETTE: FORT WORTH TFxAs. sATuRpAy 11Np %

AZ rr.,,.., . :. - ~. '""e' on
ss' ~ A'Ns"s o"erou'
sneep uuii.
Wheat and corn lower.
,..,,',r
no'eVe.
NAssAs Crrr. June T.-WurAr-sth hid
cash; Ts&It% August,
voRS-io,s cash, ts,S July; ts,s& llB Au-
oArs-.e6A,
LIVE STOCK.
Inc Live Stock Indicator reports.
% /, sn r ,s,,,s.ss native steers lao
a. "a rounus 1870 " stockers and feed.
HoSs~isa..,r,. IA No. -..
SmSrr NNvv. .sNn,ss, NV, NV sv@sW.
''r's'i~' "o'n'naiy uhehanged.
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Nrw Yong nina r,ar, ,,,u
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aew Orleans.
vpnvrafawa

asw Orleans.
PROVISIONS.
NEW CSLxANB. June H.-FLouh--Ruiet'
b,It stendy: hign grades e0@b W.
,oRs-Quiet and weak; mixed Us.
OATs-Quiet, NJ a.
COIN MEAI-Fair demand but at lower
HAY-Dull; prime l6 choice y.
PORK Quie' but steady. At 1921
IARp-Firm: tierce refined ~. kes ".
RuI.x AHATs--In far demand: snouluer.
nacI ed. 9 %: long clear and clear RIB ~.
Bacon qriet but steady; shoulders w: long
clsar az: clear rib w. Darns, choice sugar
cured csnvassd, ste'idy at lzi<Hi5.,
WUIsK Y--ssteady and unchanged
CorFgE-Qulet but nrm; hio cargoes COM
mon ~ o,,iets and weak: good fair ~: fully
mir *: prime AZ; yellow clarified ose ~;
'aonAssss-Dull and unchanged; refined
1895. .,,.,a o,a,.
nary 10 prime. iA@tH.,o
BHAS-tl niet al IIs4egp ...,a. oaSas.
sumner yellow 3sgi0
NEW ORLEANS, June ~ .-5ight excnhnse
sterling exchange b. b. sssi u.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-28

$. E P;I ROVE WEI MINERAL WELLS pA1o
cord coaches 70 sna ae f1o, nest Con-,
ing wltn AL trains, and is prepared n esSmnect
rates ''' WIN teams TO any point al spe nssI
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-28

|iENT-A SPLENDID FURNISHED
~, southern exposure, desirably and
ltntly situated near the business por-
|Ae city. Apply at corner Third and
rtets.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-28

LIVERPOOL, June 7,-coTTos-spot closed
duh In buyers favor.
Yesterday. To-day,
ordinary. .....,.... l.lV '.lB
Good ordinnry..... q BIZ
Low middling ......6R Y
MlddliDg uplands.... CHS Il 5lB
Middling brleans.... OF 10 O 1913
Ralea 1909.
American 5000
Exports for speculation l,00o
Imports, 5000, American l,S0d.
L,tn AL. % In ~ o.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-28
FOUND.

|Iapt PIN WITH PHOTO
kuGs1s,L owner cin have same by
'" ONCE and paying charges
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-28

Wheat, choice eoo.ebsl, medium, soaW
MO, oorn, 5loi5.: rye, t0seo
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-28

=. Powder Hinstins, y keg, q 20 Rins, W n,
NY. Rinc, y ia,s ns.. "a; Ritie, az N. Il Al,
Sn"t-0 y sAcss kuck shoL % IS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-28
ROOMS FOR RENT.

|sEvT-TWO FURNISHED ROOMS
one unfinished room: all wei ven-
|nil0 Vest Fifth street, between Tay-
Lamar. Apply on premises.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-28
ree,istuns.

HAY Loose from wagon - 10 % AGO 20,
ton; corn. hla6s,. Oats, country, 2j d27fSc
Bran. el.eo y per 100, Chops, u W per 10
Millet, per ton, tlonll.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-28

1--we stock Market
Butcner Live Wsignts.
Beoyos-C0rn fed. per pound ..............d. l4tIc
Cows. pbr pound q nc
Grass led. per pound. ,..........y q q
Nuttops-F ar. fat muttonsi ' p...--.-%4< z;tcr
Cioice, per pound..........-'.5 = .
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-28

tfonbIe, aud tnfctH an absolute aud permA-
ncnt cure. for sale by all druge ists aud
dealers generally,