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Daily Republican., 1884-03-31

y. X. Feasty, proprietor or the
Eighth street pharmacy corner Eighth
and Madison streets, has recently pur.
chased the yelling on the southeast
corner Eighth and Monroe stra1t one
square from his present quarters, and
woikmon are now engaged in tearing
on the front and turning the lower
floor into n hand some store room, which
will be fitted up in first clasa style a. a
drug store. When finished 1t will he
much more commnhious than his old
stand and will be stocked with u choice
line of drugs, etc. Mr.. Vrasey will re-
move thereto in a few We, ks.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-31

Base bali club of Brandywi Hun.
bred has re-organized with.the following
players: W. Foster, c.; McMahan;p.
j. Dougherty, s.s.; j. More, b..
Robert Blakley, 2 b.; Geo. Wooters, 8 b.
X. kavannok, l. f.; s. kavannok, c. f..
p. Duff, r. f. All challenges will receive
prompt attention. Address. Geo. Mil
Ter, Secretary, Henry Clay, P. o., Del.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-31

Having been troubled with very
bad cough for ab'u two years, and
having tried almost every cough mix.
ture that was ever made, have found
none that has given me such great re.
lief as DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup, and I
earnestly recommend 1t to all afflicted.
Benz. f. Duggan. IA Park Place, N. Y.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-31

William W. Rice, Second Lieutenant
of Company G, u. V. NJ, has, on ac-
count of other business occupying all
his time, rendered his resignation to the
Major, to take effect Immediately. The
document will be forwarded to head.
quarters at once, and It is probable That
an election will be ordered to take . lace
in about two weeks.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-31
A Severe Wind Storm.

About . o'clock on Saturday night n
severe wind storm arose and increased
to almost u gale duling the night, blow
ing clouds Of dust in every direction,
and making it very disag' eeable for
pedestrians. Despite the force of the
wind but little damage was done in this
city. A large flag pole on Fourth street,
near Colonel Moore's ship yard, was
blown down and the telegraph and
telephone wires carried away with 1t.
On Third street, just below the railroad,
% small office attached to one of the
Railroad Company's shops, was de-
moll-hed, the roof being blown of and
a few bricks being torn away. A few
signs and awnings suffered, but the
damage sustained was not great. The
wind continued all day yesterday and
it is still unpleasant to-day.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-31
An Excellent hook.

M. James Penniman, of Vineland,
N. D., is now canvassing this city for
he sale of a book entitled Daughters
of America, or Women of the Century
This work contains biographical sketch
es Of all the noted women of this CEN
fury, including all the wives of the
Presidents, female preachers, actresses,
inventors, historians, travellers, etc,
with "a history of the women of the revo-
luton and the late civil war. Ii is a
valuable book, showing ~ it does, what
women have done, and are still doing to
benefit mankind.
BY the upsetting of stove in the
house Of Mr.. Yarnall No. COZ Orange
street on Thursday, the building caught
fire but the flames were extiuguished
before much damage was done.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-31
ReHlstror's RepOrs.

During the week ending at noon last
Saturday there were rs births, 6 mar
riages and u deaths report ed to Regis
trar Frazer.
The following were reported al the
cause. Of death Consumption, diph
liberia, 2; capillary bronchitis, cerebro
spinal meningitis, typhoid fever, in
sanity, apoplex and meningitis, one
each.
Three bodies were sent away for in.
terment, one was brought here ard one
passed through the city.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-31
THE RIOT RRNRWRD.

As the shadows Of the early evening grew
iDto the darkness Of night there was teal
among the aw.abiding Of another outbreak.
At O'Clock 200 Of the most prominent bust
ness men met at the Council Chamber A. the
city building. Ma! or Stephens presided -
He briefly stated what mad been done TO pro-
,cct the city, and asked If the action taken
was approved. Ex-Governor J. q. COX and
General Hickenlooper were among the speak.
ers. l'ne general sentiment was In favor OF
UNFOLDING the Mayor and Adjutant General
In their action. After expressing confidence
in the management of affairs the committee
adjourned to meet ut O'Clock tomorrow
morning.
IN hour later the struggle in the streets was
r. ntwed tn" regiment rom Columbus,
guarding the Court street approach, was fired
ut by one OF he mob from nm alley hetwe, n
Main and Walnut o. court street The troOpy
answered the hsllenPr hyaiew hotsiol owed
by n vOley from muskrts and Gatling guns
The number OF injured It this hour cannot be
asccrta n d, as the firing wa continued at
Intervals In all directions.
II was the purpose of the militia TO Gle r the
streets. one vol was fired down Main
street and n suited In the wonnding of Mr..
Briggs swift u prom nent n0rk packer, who
was standing at eventh ~ q Main street thr' e
SQUARES from the c, mt house, In c"nver alton
with Henry Hanna, \ Thu street broker.
Mr.. Swift was most seriously wounded and
had to be conveyed to his home In carriage.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-31
Warranted to XIII.

Editorially the Newark Ledger says
" The way the Sunday Critic" gets
off its poetic heads is enough to kill the
entire crop of spring poets. Let
them die, for their loss would not be
mourned.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-31

Tatnall Bros, 1O1 Maryland avenue
have a small quantity of corn and mea
that has been slightly heated, which
they are selling at reduced prices.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-31
Dr.. SrMms' White PulmOnic Hal.

The leading Lung Remedy Of Will
mington, Del. Nothing can beat it
curing Sore Throat, Coughs, Hoarse.
ness, Group, etc. Lots of references.
30 cents and 81. Sold by dealers.
Main depot, Fourth and King streets.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-31

Stidham & Son will sell stock Of
dry goods and notions at their auction
rooms on Friday and Saturday even.
ings, March 2Sth and 10Th, ut o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-31
A Good Move.

You will find McCloskey, the halter,
in his now store, 40S Market street, two
doors below his former place. Call and
see him and bid him SUCCESS
Daily Republican., 1884-03-31

For good %, 80 and 40 cent oysters q,
to Hanna s, 6O5 jefferson street.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-31

Baynard has two watch clubs already
going, and two drawings have taken
place in each club.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-31

Ray nard's third watch club will stu,
the first Of April.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-31

Go to Smeltz & Co., No. 10 E. Fourth
street, aud get good pound prime
butter for ID cents and try it. Don't
forget the number, II f. Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-31

Ayers watch and diamond club
second drawing OF the first series takes
place on Tuesday, April LIST.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-31

Old gold and silver bought. william.
son Il Son, No. $40 French street.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-31

Bring your job printing 10 the REPuB
LIcAN office. Good work and fair prices
Daily Republican., 1884-03-31

For good 20, 20 and 40 cent oysters 20
to Hanna sos jefferson street.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-31

Baynart' s third watch club will star,
the first Of April.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-31

Lockout for Baynard's third watch
clur, first OF April.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-31

Geo. W. Bush & Sons have clean coal
Daily Republican., 1884-03-31

Try Bush's coal you will ike 1t.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-31
SPECIAL MENTlOH
Pm OtOXfapnS

reduced from 500 per dozen TO $500 per
dozen. Gard photographs finely re-touched,
reduced nom g. 80 per dozen to u ~ per doz-
en-. T. u. Holland, photographer, gallery
sO7 Mark ct street
Daily Republican., 1884-03-31

Bush's coal is the kind you want.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-31

Goal /! good coal Flench street wharf.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-31
PainllD v.

For the best brand Ct -four and al
kinds Of feed and coal call on w. j
Front and Madison streets,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-01
ON 'CHANGE
Was Active Yesterday
Stocks Strong, Closing Higher
Cotton Steady.
Provisions We're Dull-Wheat Higher
Corn Very Irregular, Closing Gener-
ally Lower,



NEW York, Sept. 30, = Governments
strong.
Railways irm.
State securities quiet.
Speculation at the stock exchange was
active ana buoyant from opening till the last
hour. Market strong, and, on advance deal
ings, attended with great confidence. and a
round amount OF the leading shares were
taken for long account. Floating supply
slow, continued small advance not having
induced any large sales. Union Pacific was
"a feature, advancing 80 TO 5ih,
very closely held, aud Il was
currently stated to-day that the transfer
books show $4,000 shares Of the stock stand
in the name OF Jay Gould. II. was also given
out that the improvements, earnings, and
financial Improvement was much greater
than had been made known by the officials.
Yanderbflts rose 1--WE per cent. each in Can.
ada Southern and Michigan Central. Pacific
Mail rose to 52N on the statement that the
company's business was on the increase
and that the receipts now equal eight per
cent. on the stock. Prices advanced los
per cent. In the afternoon under sales TO
realize prices declined h9lH per cent. Com
pared TO last nights closing prices KOS
higher. The preliminary statement OF the
West shore nom April 10 June . show the
gross earnings to be 100000, operating ex-
pense ssl9,Ooo, deficit $4,000.
Transactions $751; 900 shares,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-01
nuildluK material

LunRER--Rough lumber, boxing, II inchas
and under, urnt-clnss, $40: stripping, lsNB gsii
boxing and hooring, olonra 015, thick oloafa,
~ ana IL, 81, rough lumber SECOND ciReS
tT ioiat and ucRntlinH, cnllB glb
BIDiN0-PtrHt common white nina 40 10,
second do, SO third do, SIS; poplar. g2S o0G
y %; native pine ~ 81 So do u, Us: native
DREssEp LuNRER-Bozing u inches ana
under, tB cOe& 90; do hx8, SIS OOD2S Ul
ncantling, ioiut or any common lumbsr
50 00p2a ~; boxing over IA inohoe Cf,OlH
"a %; thick clears, "a TO ~ md q $50 OOaS3 81,
second claHa. any kind, 6il o..
DftEy3ED AND MATCHED FIOORFfg-- Tirsf
GLASS e2S; second oaHa, sal.
WHIrH PINE FuRNfHHIN0 LUAfnHR--lN II
and Inch white pine, so; inoh do P1S
characterization OF PLAIN--First uoui-
mon white pine, X, S9a50, I'd do, $50; "a DO, GlI,
poplar, y, SO Ooe2lb0 poplar, V. $1,000 0li
nRtivepino y, SQl.60, do, y, SO 90,
POPLAR LuHREn.-lH, ~, and inch, tSs
do inoh. ESQ.,
sHINeLEs--whits pine A, o.; do uhaded A.
GAS, do extra No. /, $50; oypross, beat, ANY
taand, g; do No, 2, slto DO Nos $3.50. native
sawed hearti A.1g napa, SS.S.
PIcKEIa..-Whitep pine, dressed and headed
s square OF nat 4 yellow pine do. %; lath.
LuiE, CEMKNr, RTo.--IdmS, Austin, g.
per Dbl. Cement. Louisville or ilosOnalo, 1915
per bbl,; Portland. el7b per Dbl. Plaster Paris,
Neg York or Michigan. % 50 per Dbl. PlaatsI
BaIoE.-Fire-proof. 1850 PORN.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-01

MzArs-Bugar cured hams, $50; q. O, q II,
Bacon, i4e; q. c.baoon, l2He. 80. dry salt,
TmH-h Iaokerel. ION kits, NO. ], si.ls: No.
Z, el.06; half bills, No. /, t7O0 No. a 1900.
White nah, No. l, hlf bbls., e7.2j: No. a. 1925;
IlARD--Tiorcss, go; % and Son oaiis S &c
Sp cans, go; ION cans, S1zc; on cans. g52e;
D cane, l0c.
fair, l2c.; prime Rio, iso; fancy, i(c; old
government Java. b05zo,
TEA-ImPeriai,t Og5U; gunpowder, bOG7O.
halS-bbis.. sjSc,; cut Loaf, "a gran grsnulatSa
HtaL1ard &c.: Louisiana RrnnuIRted, O..
sian.dsId !. A; rs: choice white, 10; yellow
HIOE-Louisfana, 9@7c.
HALT-Coarse, In bags, y .2sel,tg nne IN
bags, -; lake. in hAt hoop bbls., sa.lO
GAINED GooDa-Pricas per dosSn, Pine
apples, standard, ll.eS Peaches, standard. 2
lbl,s el.e5; .bs.. t2.2692bO. seconds, Ba
d.iS secondS. 4 Ss.,--: e., si.ssss Green s
bsrTiol. 81 aSSi.to Rsspksrriss, si.5os LOsss
S Sesst IT, ys'sAs h. r. h ss s S Co., f g.
fl.S60-. sardines, American, 800 ease:
fl.2iG1 20; Biaak berTiea, $50; Groon rage,
$40; Eaeis CONDENSED milk. $500; crown,
BAKIxa PovpzH.-.silyer Loaf, IN cans,
sD. do. 81; bn' do, Si1. W. = ~
BuRDRIIsB-5taroh, 40, Boap, common
tHc: German olive, SIC. Candies, fuil boxes,
lbllc; halves, q quarter, G. Indigo $50 d.
Hlueiug, olftl.0O dozon. Coleman'a mustard
u.lCgs5.b0 doEen. Anccer0ni, imported, i6cIb;
american, gl.00 box BuclgeiA two hoops
el.O0 deEen:'woll buckets. E.O0 dOzon. Rro0rils,
u.10De.xooOsen, Brilliant oil, bbls., 2lo.; Icu,
Pion, do, Slo.; do. Is eases, IS 90: brilliant,
rs cases, q 20; do. i.l2 cases, 81 ~.
fLouh = btnnard'e Royal Patent, ca 30
v bbl.i sacks. " log y 100 aoa.. No. TexaS
por 100 lba %, No 2e2 10, NO 8 81 %. Corn meal
PeI hpshel, $50; Hominy and RritH, d Dbl t,
700 Oatmeal. v hair bbl., " 70; OTaekod
wheat, pb. So: Orackorl; x soda, 65<0c., Xxx
aode,7t9c.; xxx SOFA re; cream l0c, ON.
ger maps. &c.; lemon orasIDa, 90.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-01
DENTON.
The Jury Returns a Verdict Of Not
Guilty.

The Jury Returns a Verdict Of Not
Guilty.
Special TO the Gazette.
DENTON, TEX, Sept. 3O.-In the
trial to-day of Nelse Etter, colored,
charged with fence-cutting, the jury
returned verdict of not guilty. Two
other charges of the same kind against
him and Bob Etter were dismissed.
They are both wanted at Decatur for
the same ofiense, and will he held un-
til called for by the proper officers.
Our real estate friend ID. A. Robin
con returned recently from visit
through Archer, Wise, Clay,
Jack and Young counties.
He reports the grass fine
out there and that the recent
rairs have put the country In a good
condition generally. He thinks Gov.
Ireland will get a majority of the
votes cast for governor in all these
counties except Jack. Wash Jones,
he thinks, will be ahead when the
votes in that county are counted out.
Miss Emma Kirby, after an absence
Of several weeks visiting friends and
relatives in Montague, Decatur and
other places, returned to the city this
morning.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-01

BAR IRON, " 60.-Norway, Boi no. ~ n
Khect irsni 4Ho.i No n q sheet iron, 81 l.,
galvanized sheet iron, ga g,<o no, y X soae'
Hc.; No. a do, l5c.; 20x2S roonnR III. ala M
@ib 90; lfx1O and lOK11 pat do, 81 Jb6SS 6Ot
timers wire, 30 por cent. on; tinnor'n atock
fOrty per cent. on; cook HtoVoS yIth wave
fl0 6OfD23 90; do, with trlmmlnRB, ia 6O.o60O0
WOOD WORK. Wagon aKloa pOo 6Dgi O0i
tongueg, 9OoaDSl 00i aingletreeB, 81 rs; bolHters
mc.; spokea g27bo8 90; fellOes d gNaq al,
Doubletnees, ~ 25@f0O; neck yokes, ei ouS
100; plow beRmn, 6Ol9b6o.; plgw hendies 81 I'd
G2b0t handles, 81 1902 60
NAILS. 81 ID heg, basis l0d.--Burden horse
ahoe, per heg, % %; Perkins do, e5 90; Walk
or do, % 60; Burden mule, o. sol Northwest.
ern horse shoe nails, No. 4, Soc, No. o, &c., No.
9, 70. No Z, &c, No. zlc.; .I.ake'nh do, No.
4 sbc. No. 49,, NO. ., 22c., No. J, 100, No. 8.
uc., NO, 2, 49,, No. 9, 1876.
AXES-(.K.. per Dozen 81 5ODl0 90, Lakes
ps00g9 50i Hackenaaok. 90 50.3T O0f boy'G,
handled, % bD486s,
BEFItlGERATORS.-N Climax, Q7O0,
80. do, sls 20; No. do, S28 No. I do, s25i
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES chains. a. p.r
pair, s@7o,i pillow BinRietroes, per doz., s9
pillow dOubl0treeg, per dozen IS o.; stock
bells, 20 per cont. Oh; door locks, 08 25Go9 ID.
wood screws ~ and 10 per cent, OH. LP ca1
door butts, AZ and 10 per cent. on; ont and
tinnod tachs, ~ per cent. on; coffee miils "a
per cent. on; blind hinges, CD and 10 per cent
or; carriage boltA, IS and 10 per cent on:
plow bolts, 10 por cent. on; ploo0 tin ware.
81 por cont. OFT; doep stamped ware, 90 psr
cont OF; shallow stamped ware so per cent
oni 'apanned ware, SOper cent on
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-01
Wool and H,des.

Twelve months clip, light, fine and rnedi.
um le@l& nne heavy 10 light, l3@lS; ak
months, l2sel6. fall, hne heavy, iOaia faiI
SOLO,
HrpEs--.No. heavy mint, dry y 10 iso, No.
honVy nint, dry, y h lpc; No. light flint y
heavy, damaged, " 70 3; calf skins and badly
damaged. n n t@Bc, green, salted, sound n q
70 butchers, green, a 10 SIC.
PELrRlEs-D Deer skins, AN lb0la ante opn
skins, y n l0@i3c goat skins, each, l0eDAe
sheep pelts, according to amount OF wool,
700 mp; shoarlinge, according 10 amount Oi
wool, b@l0; Mexican sheep pcltH, SalOo:
Mexican sheep pelts, improved 1l@l2c; Mex.
Jean sheep shearlings, Sc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-01
CLEBU2NE.
A Wanderer Suffering from Mental
Alteration.

A Wanderer Suffering from Mental
Alteration.
Correspondence OF the Gazette.
CLEBuRNE, TEX Sept. 29.--M. G..
Dillon Of this place left home yester-
day morning to carry some soup to
sick neighbor. He had been COM
planning the night before and that
morning that he had severe pain in
the head. He did not return home
during the day nor has since. He was
seen last night at the depot, and il Is
supposed that he went TO Fort Worth.
1t Is feared that he left while suffering
from alteration sOf the mind, as II Is
said that he has heretofore been subject
to such attacks. His wife Ia almost
crazed by grief and anxiety, and any
news OF him will be thankfully
received. He is thirty-eight years old,
about five feet ten inches high, weight
about one hundred and sixty pounds,
has blue eyes, black hair and beard.
de has rcar upon his cheek
made by bullet wound received In
battle. He Is a painter and paper
hanger by trade and has always borne
AL CACSlichb &c putdtlOu. l1S - u lllcul-
Der Of the Adventists sect.
"Only a Woman's Heart will be
played at the opera-hOnse on tO-mor-
row night. The reserved seats are be-
ing rapidly taken as good reports from
other places come In regard 70 the com
panv.
The Georgia Wonder" who was
booked for night here last Thursday
did not show un.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-01
HurnItnIa.

furniture-Be edBtends, Initiation vain az
wood neat, y dos, SO 1901 %; cane and rattnY,
scat, " O0gD 70; cane seat, dining, 0i2 OO6071 t0
ChildA and rockers, 81 006bi2 so. large rock lFi
go O0G90 %; camp and r0okers each. gl i'm
%; Mirrors, arch t0pa q dog, 81 gOdol9 M,
Tables, roundt s2D0DS60, sll leaf, o. b06s5 b0
Bafc1, each, IS 2b01 W: Bureaus, OB Bl@Y ID
Baby Carriages, 90 60d320
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-01

Special 70 the Gazette
KANSAS cnr, Sept sO.-The provision
market was dull and unchanged; prices
firm. TeiAs cattle in fair supply. Market
dull and lower Sheep duh.
KANSAS Cry Sept o. - Wl4EkT-6p
bid cash; 5V2k october; bdz November; No. 2
September, 81.
.toRF--ss5z e.lsk cash; ~ bid October; IS IL
November 2SI the year.
LIyE STOCK.
Live Stock Indicator reporia.
CAITLK--RefelptS 1900. exports 0O0s 60
good 70 choice shipping sta5 20. com mon 10
medium COOS 20; feeders tG6l 40. cows "
% -, grass Texas steers 300S 70.
Hoes -hecelpls 1000 s 1908 s5.
SHEEP--R Receipts $40; 5OO6s8 25 for fair 20
good.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-01
Cl,lcaro.


Special 70 the Gazette
CHICAGO, Sept 'O-This was the settlement
day In September corn and Pandemonium
reigned supreme during the noon call. The
shorts were squeezed and had to settle at 81
per bushel. Corn that they had sold thirty
to sixty days ago at 40 cents tho shorts did
not have the corn to deliver, so 1t was run up
by the longs. This win cause some failures
Rmeng the shorts.
Wheat futures were slow and only shade
higher
Provisions, dull ON futures and steady on
cash
Cattle. Western and Texas in liberal sup
ply, and y lower.
Sheep, dull
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-01
Country Produces.

Potsto6s-IriSh, new, sper bushel, 900.
hnck, -----c. Onions per bbi, a. 23 Trirufpa
y Dbl, 81 %. EoanG, Il. p. med bbIs. 20; iaags
lime b1sc.i email butter, $3.50. Pickles,
medina per hbi., % o. snnsll, Der bbl. SO
Cheese, half croln. Islfos raj oreali, i5c
resnnts. ios sdsr. halfDbl.. " 0O Cal
FoUxnaT- honjL. e216 a % mar dpee-,
gpIing chichenH, " 7638rk TufkoyR e. 30
Gl0O0: 6aase. e8 y ~ ~ Ducks. vi ~ 10
h0oe-PsT aoEev, l5s2ge
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-01
Llullnr

WHrHEY--Rocined a. ip4
sour mash, one year olu
" 00sb2 IS; three years Oi4
extra old whisky eiGDb,
WINEs-CNarot, cane,N M
lty; CAtAwbn. per gallon, 2tas
300; Sherry, per GAL, 81 Al
a O0oi0 90.
CHAMPAGNE--1, II. NUM-
Dry, $50 0oGS %, H0idsick, IA ks
~ CO. kruR, In b6skoi, ess O0AS 10Y
DIV, n,nte, S2I 90.
per dos, 81 0On2 %
BOTTLED BNER--Lemp'H quartz, 81 o. Sic.
la 30 Budweiseri quarts SO %. pinfa N l1i
krlHngar beer, quarts, 5lS %, pintx sfs I.
t!chiitN milwaukee,, Quavts ga o. pinto %;
Anthony q Kuhn'H, Qta Sl1 70, plnts ~ fn
IA Shunen q Sons ohR mp.lgne beor, Qnqil
CLIO.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-01
Rev orieAnB.

PRovIsroEs.
NEw ORLEANS Rept. 30.-FLouR- = let.
with fair demand: high grades 1904 -.
CoRH--Dull. In sacks, mixed 81; yellow 6h.
OATs-We stern eaky and IN moderate dc
mand; choice 81; Texas dull, mixed quoted at
35Gl38
COIN MEAIe-In moderate demand and
quoted at 1902 70.
PoRK-+siea with good demand, II Is.
lARD-I,ower; fierce refined 4: ksg S9k.
BULK MEATs--in good demand; shoulders,
packed, co.
BAooS;,-Good demand; shoulders IN; long
clear aud clear rio IL.
HAMS - Choice sugar-curod canvaHed
4@l5.
WH1sKY-Flrm; Western rectined O5@
25.
CoFFEE-Qulet and unchanged
BuGAR-Dull.
MoLAssIo.-- Nominal and unchanged.
R1CE-Duh and unchanged.
BRAN-Flrm and scarce, az 80,
COTTON sEED OlL-Supply light; summer
HAY-Fslr demand; prime I@l5; choice az
common bob.
Fofty-four barrels OF new cane syrup re-
ceived from stonartin parish, olasHod good
prime and sold at cents per gallon.
COTTON mARKETB.
COTTON RLUEIPTB AT ALL UNITED BTATHa
E1DRTfg.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-01
City Property.

We will thoroughly advertise such
property as may be placed In our hands
for sale and under cur exclusive con-
troll. aud will make special effort to
place the same.
GEo. B. LOVING Il Co.,
Second street, between Houston 4
Throckmorton.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-01
Oroamesy. 2SeS7Jtc.. Oit p
margarine, lsc.


wheat, choice, aSo, m
rlor, S09S5c, oats, 1892
rye, b0ot cnrn, R00 .Sc hH
wagon, IS 00D7 90 PEI ton
10 co bran, coo. per io5,
yer loo.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-01
oArs,as s4oa1 cash; .a53l October. asN

oArs1as s4eSx cash; .as4 october: 9ex
WHraKY-S Steady, I -.
CORN MEAI..-2 h6
PoRE-l6 IS
olb
RAooN--Long clear 10 61aiO 62f; short
clear Y ixs4@ll q; short ribs, 10 elHGlo O..
LIVE STOCK.
CArTLK--Recoipts 1900 exporters tOa6 rs;
good 20 choice Snlo6 80 common to me-
dunn b00h So common ernss Texans 90
@3 20; good bOdt a; chC,ice ONaa GO.
hOos-Receipts, ZOO, ZOOS SIS
rIIEEF-Recoipts, 70O native rpngc 2 $50
I 90 lambs 0@i 70: Texas sheep 00soS so.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-01

,oALyEsroS, Sept .--corroS-spOt closed
Gross Eecsipts. 1892.
Bales, 1852.
Exports. none.
stock, $4,000.
Ordinary q IS. Good Ordinary Us ~ Lo~
niddling Ola Adding pBS. Good Mid
ding " di1dlinR Fair 10
Futures opened steady, ruled quiet, closing
qniet ahd steady AT 70 . points higher
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-01

spots closed steady.
Bales, 300 bales.
Low Ordinary z; Ordinary 65<: Cool
Ordinary SX; Low MidaIing 95-6: Mo-
ding 81; Good hlddling 10; Middiipg
Fair 10 4: Fair 10 0,l6.
Futures closed sttady at Sos points
highzT.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-01
CHRAP COLUMN.

Advertisements under this head win DO IN
..Tlad at the rate of nvc cents line, each
.n,eytion. seven words 70 the line NO adver'
,,ssrnent inherited foT less than Is cents Par
~ with whom we nave no running account
,,nst nav in advance
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-01

NEW YORK, Sept, 8O.-Money l1fa2, closed
offered ~; prime mercantile paper, 90 9;
sterling exchange b. b. at4S2H; sight $50,
Produce exports for the week 900, 100.