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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-08-21

Those desiring to sell Real Estate,
remember we are Offering facilities
second to none In the city.
FRANK c. YoRK,
Real Estate, Loan and Insurance Ag't
Rooms over PuTeell's Drug Store.
Now Is the time to buy yourself rich.
We are closing out our entire stock Of
goods at greatly reduced prices.
OBER & HAGEMAN
For Sale.
A stOry-and-a-half house on the
west side Of Eighth street. Enquire
ut Ferlen & LekselIs. l9-tL
SHILOH'S CATARRH REMEDY
a positive cure for Catarrh, Dlptheria
and Canker Mouth.
Campbell 4 Tuthill have for sale the
celebrated Southern glnghams, very
heavy and durable. Best goods In
the market.
Plenty Of Rock Springs, Wyoming
coal at J. E. Gebhardt's. SOFT
Those fine shoes for ladies and
misses have come and are now on sale
at Campbell & TuthIll's. 1t Will pay
you to see them.
Rocks Springs Wyoming Is the best
and therefore the cheapest coal In the
market. For sale by J. E. Gebhardt.
SLEEPLESS NIGHTS, made mis-
erabls by that terrible cough. ShilOh's
Cure Is the remedy for you FOr sale
by Oscar Seltz.
For SALE.-A team, wagon and
hairless, also, good family driving
horse.
IT, Ell. BISHOP.
Solberg has the finest patterns in
the West, and will not be undersold
by any house in Kansas.
G. A. SOLBERa.
We have a few patterns Of summer
good left over which we will sell al
greatly reduced prices.
u. A. SOLHRRo.
SHILOH'S CURE WILL immedl-
ately relieve Group, WhoOping cough
and Bronchitis
Wall Paper and Millinery at re
dueed prices.
A. T. & NJ. H. GRIER.
Stylish, cheap and good are the
suits made by Anderson & LinbdIom.
Don't fail to attend the Special sale
at Litowich & WOlsiefTer's, which
comes Off on Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday.
Go and see the new goods just AZ
rived at Anderson and LindblOm's,
the tailors.
Cheap Money! per cent. No
Commission. No delay. Money can
be paid at any time, after one, two or
three years, without q cent bonus.
Call on H. c. Lawrence, Saline Co.
Office with Frank G. York.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-08-21

About SOS wss the profit realized
from the tables at the Park during
the great meeting, which amount Is
to be divided equally between the
band boys and the W. c. T. U.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-08-21

Baker and MOhler are sndeavoFing
TO buy out the Herald Johnson has
stopped exceedingly low IN his psF-
sOnal journalism and been an AFFECT
tool Of the Independent bosses, but he
hasn't the ability that Baker and
MOhler require. Consequently they
are figuring about for An ablsF man,
and MOhler thinks he will 90 into
the editorial business himself, instead
Of contributing TO the Independent
and getting no credit for It.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-08-21

A fine photograph Of the college has
been presented to Us by Messrs. WIN
and n. L. Mitchell, who are engaged
In taking excellent photographs Of
public buildings, residences and
scenery.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-08-21

The latest note Is that some Of the
Click strikers have been arguing to
the Swedes In Smolan township that
Gov. Click secured the reduction In
the postage. We know from Clicks
own mouth that he has brought sea-
sOnAble rains. huge crops, and two or
three million OF people int the State,
but we didn't know that he was
running the American Congress also.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-08-21

To Owners Of Real Estate: On or
about August 10Th, we win publish
10000 copies Of a Real Estate paper.
Those desiring 10 place their farms or
city property In a wide awake agency
where they viii receive free GdUeTtis-
ing, please call on or write rs for terms
Remember we charge you nothing II
We do not sell your property,
Frank Q York q Co.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-08-21

TAKEN UPON my premises Il miles
east Of Salina, Aug 6, one Bay mare,
had on leather head halter with rope
hitch. Showed fresh saddle marks.
J. n: AEDERsoN.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-08-21

The three bosses Of the Independ-
ent ring all want su'thing." Boss
BOndl will Try b. be Pr.iiate Judge.
Boss Baker hopes that in the appeal
20 the passions aud predjudices OF the
voters this fall, tllo Irregularities Of
his political carer may be overlooked
and that he can be elected either State
Senator. or Representative fro0I this
district Boss Mohler said but a short
time ago, only the kiekers get any
thing" and hopes "a kicker to be
elected Judge Of the District Court, or
get the legislative Office which Boss
Baker decides not to take. We are
quite eOnfidant that neither one Of
the three will get anything. The PEG.
pie understand them too we'll.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-08-21

Meetings Of the Martin Club Of Sa-
line county are held on Friday even
ing Of each week, at Republican head
quarters. east side Of Santa Fe avenue,
Salina, Kansas.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-08-21

A rumor has gone out that the gen
eral management Of the Union Pacific
Railway system has been rendered to
and accepted by T. F. Oakcs, formely
Of the Kansas Pacific
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-08-21

A Fifih Congressional District Re
union Society Of the Grand Army was
temporarily organized at Junction
City on the eth inst. A. Southwiek
Of this place was chairman. On the
18th a permanent organization Is to
be effected at Junction City, when ar
rangements will be made for athree-
days eneampment.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-08-21

Thtfle 7avana hand-msds cigar
islhs most pleasant and bsst5 cent
6lgsfs 81 81 SaHns. Brs,Rn and
NLlIlIeI . -OIs as.Ats. ny one.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-08-21
IHAVE
PLENTYOF MONEY

To loan 10 good responsible parties on
Real Estate, Chattol Mortgage, or per
sOnal security.
30 IL Nj. WELLsLA0ER.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-08-21
TIE JOURNAL.
THURSDAY, AUGUST p, 1854.

sF-Earu esBE,s q ZHB JOURNAL aag y -
a Ha. HeS5e's 6src oas q ~ Bod SIRE q #asis
lad a ssq1iaa.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-08-21

DIED-Aug.l2, Clara Florence May,
the only child Of George and Rebeeca
c. Throne, aged 8 months, and - days.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-08-21

Emanuel Swartz, little son Of Mr..
e. A. swartz, while performing on
the rope from which the John A.
Martin flag suspends, last Moaday
morning, fell and broke bic arm
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-08-21
90 East.

At the Sallna depot you can obtain
maps and time cards Of any railroad
free. Tickets and through checks TO
all points east at cheapest rates. Call
and get posted. tT-sm
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-08-21
The following notes are taken frOm

The following notes are taken frOm
the Topeka Commonwealth:
It is twelve years since We have
been In Ballna until the occasion OF
the late mass meeting. Where twelve
years ago was q scattered rough town
with rather rough inhabitants, is now
one Of the prettiest, neatest cities In
the State. Its streets are wide and
well shaded, lis business houses sub
stantlal and its fine residences have a
neat, homelike appearance Salina is
good town and has = good set Of peO-
ME
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-08-21

One Plantation feed-mill, solid
French stone, IS inches In diameter,
In first-class order, win grind Is
bushels per hour. Address,
A. B. CHAPMAN,
30 1T Pliny P. o., Salina, Kan.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-08-21

An Interesting InAteli EAtae ofbass
ball was played af Che Park last Frk
day between the Salina aud Assaria
ball clubs. The score was as follows:
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-08-21

Frank 9 Yort &Co
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-08-21

A large stock Of new goods, and the
best and latest patterns that have ever
been brought to Sallna-call and prove
our assertion. G.. A. SOLBERG.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-26
LOCAL MARKETS.
orricE or Tur GAZETTE, ,

oIIlNE ON lliE tsAXETTN.1
FORT WORTH, TEN. April IS ISL
In yesterdays report we called attention 10
The recent advance ON cotton goods OF ali
grades, and gave our reason forthe bellefthat
higher prices might yet be reasonably OK.
pected IT win be remembered that the
Southern cotton manufacturers at the August
meeting resolved TO recommend that produc.
tlon be reduced In proportion to the reduced
quantity of raw material now In the country,
and the Commercial and Financial Chronioo
commenting ON tho resolution, shows the
condition OF American manufactures and
contrasts them with the situation Of Euro.
penn manufacturers MS follows.
THE position OF American cotton manu-.
iaoturers for some months may be easily
described. They have been spinning and
weaving commodity which has been al.
most constantly approaching in value: the
cost OF their goods has steadily increased
the goods market, however, has not only
been indifferent 10 this fact, but the demand
FOR goods has been very sluggish. even at the
old prices; margins OF profit have Disappeared
aud IN come lines there are absolute losses
While the American market has been thus
situated, European manufacturers have en-.
joyed very brisk trade, and at better mar
gins oil pfohl than have been known In sew.
eral years. While twenty new mills ARE being
erected at Oldham, one of the oldest spinning
cepters of England we Ind the antithosls In
q comparatively new manufacturing region,
OF mill-owners contrasting 10 losses and ne.
SOLVING upon reduced time IN their factories.
The whole South consumes one hale OF cotton
10 about twenty consumed In England, but
the difference lies In the fact that England,
with her free trade system of manufac
ture and shipplng. sells her goods TO all quar-
tiers of the earth, while the American mann.
facturer is restricted TO home consumption,
When the latter falls even for n season he Is
helpless Being unable 10 export his surplus,
he turns TO arbitrary combinations 20 eur
tail the productiyenesS OF his own capital
and machinery. HI avnnges himself upon
society for the evils of the com merciai quar-
aniine In which he is placed, by combining
TO defeat the very Taison d'ctre OF his exh &
cnce as a producerand TO bring about an ar
tlficial scarcity through non-proLuction,n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-26

pockets, $40; Number l,< ditto, less ina
pockets, W.; No. loose lnred coafs. stili
Tree, Wy, No. loose riyltod do, $50; No. 4
S s, genuine short frlescke iroe. sqs; No
", ued, coarse, az; No. 20 do. Still tree, SIS
no. w, stitcheu, null RIG, fose tree, 81 90, No.
ss, tackled, do. do, 80; throe-quarier and haif
rigs, nenh, %spsi do, boys, ssl695.
,o nAi,s M MAGoN--l w rs end ~ Inch
eic), ssFa221B; ~ Inch, mnchino, short
tug, complete, flo oo; ~ inch, hand, osk
STOCK ,,, thort tug, complete, OH; ~ inoh fat
spuRS.- letiresa No. ,, ohaaod, Per dorsn.
n ~ ludinnnln, blucd, por DOZEN, sl 90.
NE Eican, two TO three-inch rowols, % ls6AiT5'
LEG9lNs.--No. I, Cal, Hiylc, cali, "a; no.
lai' hyle, nip legRin leather, s. so; No do,
% No. = old style kip do, ST 80
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-26
AL soRrs

II q. SORTS.
Il maa;, foK rows ,.,ro,ss
,'.esAise cas-, r ~, ~ grass ana
wlidsfylnna,ya at 81 Easi Third I'd
i,s.lt, as aslo,ISI ME Actors dE4.
:: iofty. fi sr.asing-in lots. Also
81 IoSi.I sse 4, Give nus Us ! A., n, york
Pea ~, ~ Houston st,es. i u
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-26
TELEGRApHlC MARKETS
81. Louis.
Special 70 the Gesafta

Special tothe Gazette.
| ST. LOUIS, April 2J.-wurAr--Tho ,.,.
market was active and prices wen, mn ~,
was virtual nervous and unsettled. There
were Few who had the nerve 10 soil sbor, q,
'he lace OF The advancing markets elseyr,s,c
ana most OF the selling was by longs ,sho
We're realizing, as most of the Inv ing ,,.,s ,,.
snoi's' VINO We're covering. The longs sell
ou. On ouiges content with fair profits, This
explains why our market does not advance
,ike others. The close was firm, with slay x
nigher' June y, and July khlsher.
IN me corn market trading was slow an 4
prices weaker, The close was firm. with Nav
thesafnn as yesterdays close Isjs
provisions were active carly In tho ,lav
but weakened later. Pork n.
cattle moderately active and a shade lower
Sales at ec9g6O.
Sheep scarce and wanted.
PRODUCE.
ELouH-unchsnged
4,' MmkAr,-No. 2 red | II cash. 0ssSal 10
closing 1917 May: Of@i az June. ,i,i%aaS
sSsa9si YGs July; siAugust: sSs@SiS closing
rn HoaYs;,issSo4 cash; !ss5@io May; so@9ss
-oArs- Sie3i,s cash; 3irsa3i4 May: 81 June.
PROVISIONS.
Wu1sRY-1lI.
toRNMEAfs--2S0.
PoRR--Jobb,d w.
., BULK MEAT-Lons clear SOFAS 90: short
:, BACON Long clear DISCO 20; short ribs
94Gnss; short clear 55agG5,
LtRD-H igher-ais.
CATTLE -Keceipts co.. Exports easas co.
good 70 choice s 1906 30; common to medium,
a I'll, in ra--
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-26
New Yorls stools MARKET.

NEW YORK, April achievements firm.
Railways generally lower.
State securities quiet.
In the stock exchange there WAS great eN-
element in Reading and Jersey Central, and
there was u marked depression In prices.
stocli transactions Ia Reading reached the
enormous total oflij,0oO shares, and OF Jer.
sey Genital l7,Sls shares wer3 transferred.
Reading opened fraction higher
at 50, fell of, TO $50 rallied 10 ~ and broke
down 10 ~; Jersey Central sold down from
s27s 10 81, recovered 10 slM and broke to a..
The heavy selling in stocks was brought
about by reports that Reading was hnan-
ciaily embarrassed and would have 10 sacii-
flee some OF the securities 10 lis treasury 10
meet pressing demands, and that the co,npa-
nv had been called upon 10 take UP Jersey
Central stock held here and nj Philadelphia,
and could not respond. In the afternoon 'he
last mentioned report was denied, ana Jersey
Central advanced TO tOls and Reading TO US.
The bears, however, room broke jersey Cen
trial to rs again, and Reading returned 10
AZ In sympathy. In final dealings Jersey
Central rallied TO 79l@7gA and heading TO
i3l.tatg5<. In other active shares the market
was comparatively sieady throughout, ex-
cept decline early in the day. closing
arm. Northern Pacific and oregon Trans
continental were higher, Northern racine
rising ~ to 2isG, preferred ! 10 ~; oregon
Transcou, 'nen al TO 1875; Canadian Pacific
ou,et. only 1000 shares changing hands. Ex'
r,tenent In this stick has abated. Low
nrlcsd southwestern shares were steady.
Trpnk lines stronger ON reports thai new
rercen,aces had been ag; ecd upon aud thai
an ofIlcsal ann ouocement OF agreement
be made shortly which STATED .has 'hese
roads had decided to abide by
the decision OF the arbltfaiors' Louissi sli
d Nashville sold up tof7 on increase VI se','
nj In earnlpgs for the third week Of april
Market close. frm. The strength OF ub'oh
pacIfo was attributed 10 dispatches rom
chicago, which stated that the Chicago nuf
l,ng,op & Quincy fripartite conference h.iu
been harmonious, and the Questions ueue,
discussion were nearer settlement 'nan
nv ,,ms since negotiations were opehea.
wcr,hwesterr sold at ls,,s, seller % ~ per
AM, Jersey Central at 1910. pei
-, and Union PACING Nv
per cent. below price
~ :, sales az Jersey Central reported ~
90 s,,,,sy 4, and 50 ~, seller in Union ff1e'np
~ !, i-saallg per csnt. per diem Tor use.
n.a..,srsd with last night, closing prices arc
~, ,or, law sr for Jersey central, - ioi
| - ~ ~ for Iackawanna, u Tor NApaAli
1,snaa,an Pacific, and e Tor hansas 3
anu ss .ssas paelfic and st. r. aud y. w Z
| ,.,gbar. CANADIAN Southern, 'eht'h'
~ ~" Nar,h va siern. Denvefard La9s INV,
wss,srn ULion, Union facine anu
eacn. aa,ac ouiney and Omaha Pre-
missouri rae,as s oanmcn and oregon Trans
ecnilns ntal y: Northern nd Northern Ps.
t.ud Louisville Sasps'',' a,r,er, Manhat.
preferred ~ pr cen'' s 4, same. frs,
tan Tle atea rosr ssz rss
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-26

nR. w. w. RoUTH, HOMCEPATHIsT. ONCE
~ and residence Third street, corner Rusk,
opposite the opera house. Office hours: 0 TO
10 q. M. 1880 TO p. M; Sundays 10 to u a. m.
Telephone, No. 200.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-26

Heffigerhtor and Butcher Liys Weights.
Bseyes-t,orn fed, per pound ........s..4l {s7itta
Cow. nor pound ..',.....yt tgsno
MuttonB--Fair, Fat Inritons, u b......2zg5xe
Choice, par pound. @3i}<d
H0gs-Per pound. (941{o
Stock hogs, licr POM d...,..,..,3If<Bl
BnIs and blags, Tor sausnf einanufac.
ture, per pOu Ind. 5<09X<o
Grass cattle suitable for beef-none In mar.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-26
Country Prouuee.

Fota.oea--Irish, northern, n BIB, s. /:
sack, 93D--c,; sweet, per bnshel. q 0OS. IN
lnns per bbi., {! GOA. prnipa, y barrel.
lima, eaoc.i small butter. axCebc. Piokiee,
medium, per bbl,, o., gmnll, per bbl, $40:
half bbl.. med. si7S; half bbl., small, Is -.
Cheese, half cream, iBIso.E fan cream, $50.
Peanuts e@ioc. Cider, neif.bbI.. % co. Cab
bage, none,
PoJIHHy Hens. 200 10 - per dnysi
~ poaib ID; Geese. 10 40 90; Ducks. " 600
~,
EoGs-Per doEon. lSc.
FRESH country butter, choice. 20, Creamery
as6o1,so.; old butter, S0ljc.; oieomarga-
r.nO, lbc,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-26

Futures closed dull but steady.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-26
HHE GAzETTE: FORT WORTH TEXAS SATURDAY App1r %

preferred. per cent? Ohio 4 Mississippi AZ,
0issoh improvement l; Manitoba and
colorado Coal y. Oregon Navigation dropncl
ana rallied TO II. Spring Mountain Gao,
crossed at 10. An Associated Press dispatch
from Philadclphias Gays that an Official Of Inc
rh'iadeiphia 4 Reading railway states m \,
cue company win not par, with any Of its
New jersey Central stock, and that the com.
pany Is fully able toprotect Its holding.
specie engagements for Saturdays steam.
ere, sl,'S'op in bars ana coin.
Transactions io0.(oo.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-26

MECHANICS HOUSE, BY MRS. MARa ,o a,
MI Moore, corner OF Thirteenth ana nous is .,
streets. Table board $3.50 per week me.' = al
cents. lodging Is and 90 cents. Futhihpeu
rooms NV riay ar week.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-26
rnrniture.

farnitnre-- t,eadstescs, imitation Walnut
e,.ch " aocts ~ all walnut, "a s1giO CO., ghHirs,
aeet, q uogu 90; cane seat. dining Qia 0Oceol 81.
yhiidsn mud rockers, Us pOeeia ~: large rock ma
Z 30, Mirrora, arch tops, a dox. n eosbi3 "a,
Tables, round, e2Q0sp5bG hall leaf, 81 ba,as5 y,.
saies, each, 80 25asI %; bureaus, 81 bJsn oy
wash stands. 81 3Ale5 90 bod epftnEs, 81 1901 So
Baby Carriages, es 50tpa1 'S'e' w
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-26
New Orleans.
PRODUCE.


Nnw ORLEANS. April 2,.-FLoul :
steady: unchanged; family 1891 bs higher
Corn Corr Scar Scarce and in good demand; white
0Ars-I5rIi and lower, t5GtlG
Haydn good demand and scarce. choicc
u 0Sgi W primc ~ 20 81 W..
PROVISIONS.
coax MgAL-In fair demand and firmer ~
Pork Bcarce and firm al i7N.
IAKn-Steady: iierce fefinef ~; KEY, "a.
BULK AEA7s-- quiet but steady, shoulders
packed, 90d97 90 long clear and clear RIBS.
DAc0s-- scarce and nrm: shouiders TX,
long clear and clear rib IA.
HAhs-Choicc sngar-curea cansnsed steady
at iax.
coTTEr--isiesdy; fair demand; Rio cargoes
common 10 prime llTsslI 20.
SUGAR Quit but steady; common 70 good
common Ak2iik: fair - fully falr S1sebl.;
prime blzz5E: yellow clarified W. white
CHARMED b1sG6tG gran pia'ed o4e5.
MoIAhsEB - Active and nfm ceg.
triiugai 2sg.G fermenting 2egab; reboi.ed
1DdiU.
Rlcs---Deinapd eaod: steady; Louisiana
ordinary 10 prime. ixfs5ss-
BRAE--Fifm and scarce. o.
+ corros SEED OIL-crude "a; Summer yel-
lev sssaz I !. ~. 3 81 81
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-26
HACK LINES.
HOTELS.

PIEDMONT HOUSE, NH TRAL WELLS;
This sn mmer resort well furnished rooms,
excellent table, andth best of attention 70
guests Under the personal management VI
Mrs. X. w. Duke OF Weatheriord.
pAFF's HOTEL. Denison, Texas located
mmodai.ons. Popular resort ofooniDaef'
cial travellers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-26

TREASURY DEPARTMENT--oFFICE OF
II Comptroller OF the Currency-Washing-
evidence presented TO the Undersigned. II mn
been made TO appear that 1.-THE Fort Worth
National Bank In the city OF Fort Worth. in
complied with all the provisions OF the ne.
vised statutes OF the United States, required
to be complied with before an association
ness of banking. Now, therefore, 1. John Law
Knox, Comptroller of the Currency, do here.
by certify that "The Fort Worth National
Bank, III the city OF Fort Worth, In tile
thoriZed TO com mence the business OF bank
ing as provided in section ffty.one hundred
and siSty-nine of the revised statutes OF the
United States.
IN testimony whereof, witness my hand
and seal OF Office this 18th day OF March, 1854,
john JAY KNOX,
Comptroller OF the Carrencv.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-26
fn, i', Siosed DUH and easy.
New York.

NEW YORK, April Is. --FLouR-Dul and
WnEAT-spot lots 2 TO . higher, closing
fi,m; options advanced 20 10 ~, most
marked ON near deliveries, with some excite
ened md reacted LC12, leaving of fsverish
aud Irregular III graGed red SS@l Oh; No. 2
red O9gal 10.
CoRN-spot lots u 10 - higher options
to ~ higher closing with reaction 2sl1sS.
ungraded 56@6i No. 3 6.&g62sS. steamer
62AsGlls; No. 6389GiH.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-26
PaovisIos5.
CoFrrE- Fair; RIO flrm. l04: options 10 10

SUGAR Quiet but steady; lnoiasses sugar
Il BIG; Cuba, 81; Jamaica, ozs; centrifugal,
5-lJ; refined, easier: STANDARD vi 10 pow
dered, 7tsCa7l,; cubes, Tsk6T T-iJ.
MoLAssE5--Q niet and unchanged.
RIcE-Firm and fairly active.
TALLow-- Dull and easier, Eses o'iD.
RosIs-Steady. a,<..,
TuRpESriSE Stronger AZ Stlsg33,
PoRR-SlIonser; held higher, Old mess,
IGl.G1l1.
BEeF--Quiet and unchanged; cat meats,
firm long clear middling. 51-s.
LARD-wcaI,, western steam spot Ss0@
e5.
LIVE STOCK.
REEVES Receipts $50, including 1850 for
exporlation: active aud hie her for hi grades
with early cleafapce; exircfnes, .0s7 10, ~,
GLIDING common to psine Steers general
sales, lO1b72. ,..
sUkEp-Receipts. 200; Arm With upward
tendency 6 1901 90 for unshofn sheep. oOg
30 for clipped sheep;7 i0as y, Ios hnhnoin
yearlings; 4 5o@7 " per heau ior sprihg
laupH.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-26

Red sheophead and trout, per pound, l2Nn.
dressed cat6sh, lglSc.; dressed Dutihlo. lOc.
OYsrERs.- Baltimore Diamond brand: Ola
monds. e. 90 per dozen; aeiect, ~ 10 dozen;
Matfgorda, SOc. por 100; Berwick Bay, VI rs
unr 100,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-26

n A. BRAND, ATTORNEY AND LAND
". agent, Temple, Texas. Special attention
given 10 adjustment and collection of claims
and TO all commercial business.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-26
Ksnsss Oily.

Special to the Gazette.
KANSAS CrTY, April 2S.--There is no change
to note in provisions, but little business Is
done.
Lard is dull at 81.
Pork is dull at II.
The cattle pens are full 10 overlooking. The
market is dull and prices 10 and % cents
lower, and many are being shipped 20 st.
Louis. Sales were az co TO 5 sc.
Sheep are steady and scarce.
Wheat is active and considerably higher.
PRODUCE
WuEAT-Sih cash. Si5s@ s. May: $50 June
CoRN-i2 9i2ls cash; l2J4 bid April; l99S bid
May.
OATs-Dull and nominal.
LIVE STOCK.
The Live Stock Indicator reports
CAITLE-Rscelpts 100; shipping steers OF
l,lg3 10 1893 rounds average, 8 35n5 20;
bui chers' OF 90 To ,0e0 pounds average
coos IL; cows 00GSi25.
HOGS Receipts {, 100. heavy 5 s0sg5 o. medl
um 900 s T5 light . i5@,5s5
SHEEP- Receipts 50.