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St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1884-03-29
C. C. DUsON,
Sheriff, st. Landry parish.
DUBLIC SALE.
ESTATE OF JOHN GUIILLET.
No. s491, PROBATE DOCKET, DISTRICT
COURT. PARISH OF STANDBY

By virtue of an order of the Honorable the
District Court in and for the parish OF st. Lam
dry. there will be sold at public auction, to the
last and highest bidder. by the undersigned
ADMINISTRATORS or duly qualified auctioneer
WEDNESDAY, April 30th, 1884. at the
Courthouse in the town of Opelousas
parish of ST. Landry, the following described
property belonging to the estate OF John
Outlet, deceased, to-wit
A certain tract or parcel of land with the
buildings and improvements thereon situated
il said parish of st. Landry, being frac ional
section thirty-six in township five south OF
runge four east in the district of lunds subje ct
to sale at OpelOusas, as per patent certificate
No. 4479, dated at the city of Washington,
March 9th, 1s47, containing two hundred and
three and 10E1O0 acres purchased by Henry Otis
Ter5en from Cyrille DOucet in whose name
said certificate is issued, as per private act
dated December 28th and recorded in Record
er's office in and for st. Landry, Book IL" page
sth, on 4th of May, 1s47.
Terms-Cash.
MARY JANE OUTLET.
ELIZABETH E. MCKINNEY,
mch 29-5t Joint ADMINISTRATORS.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1884-03-29

The only son and heir of ex-Gov. Lee
land Stanford, of California, youth of
sixteen, died few days since at Flor
ence, Italy, where his parents are So
journing for their health. The boy died
of typhoid fever, after an illness of
three weeks. He was heir to fortune
of at least $20,00O,000.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1884-03-29

Since the only Democratic journal of
P0inte C0npee has seen fit to omit the
name of the Hon. j. l.. Golsan, we de-
sire to call the especial attention OF the
voters of that parish to the fact that the
gentleman here mentioned is the nomi-
nee of the Democratic convention for
the efiice of District Attorney. As such
he expects the support of The. Demo-
cratic party regardless of personal pref
eFence.-F eliciana Sentinel.
Some strange things are happening
among the Louisiana Democracy. In
Pointe Coupee parish, the Democratic
convention held on March eth, decided
By vote of nineteen to nine to make
nominations Whereupon the uine who
we're opposed to nominations boIted,
and met and nominated
ticket at another place. This
boilers ticket is supported by the only
Democratic journal ID the parish, which
VAS also i strong supporter Of the State
administration during the late Demo-
cratic campaign. We must say that this
n strange way to promote harmony
snd iisa ue ii the party.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1884-03-29

Mr.. r. NJ. LitteIl of this place, student
at the medical department of the State
University in New Orleans, has our
thanks for an invitation TO attend the
recent commencement exercises Of that
institution.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1884-03-29

The water in the Bayou Courtableau
isrising rapidly. At Barry's Landing
it only lacks about two feet of overflow
ing the banks, the heavy rains Of the
past week having caused it to rise about
three feet.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1884-03-29

observation-disclosures. Homer Chache-
re and M. d. Lewis, returned home the
latter part of last week, from New Orr
leans, where they have been attending
medical lectures.
Messrs. Louis Stagg of Whiteville,
and Mark Lazaro OF Vile Plate, called
on us during the week.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1884-03-29

Owing to the indisposition Of Judge
Hudspeth, district court did not convene
until Tuesday last. Up to Friday
morning about fifteen civil cases have
been tried and decided.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1884-03-29
OPELoUsAs, March 9Th, 1884.

EDITor DEMOCRAT:
The enclosed card was sent to the
Courier with polite request to publish.
There was an apparent disinclinatiOn
on the part of the Editor applied 10, to
do so. You will please do me the favor
to insert it in your columns.
Yours very truly,
THos. II. LEWIS.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1884-03-29

There has not been much blowing
done for twa weeks, on account of the
recent excessive rains.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1884-03-29

Mr.. H. Crawford's shop
near the depot ia about completed,
and lends quite an air Of improvement
to that part of town.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1884-03-29

The approaching high water is caus-
ing the inhabitants of Bayous Waxia,
Courtablean and the Atchafalaya river,
to drive their live stock to the high
lands.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1884-03-29
GHERTFF's SALE.
CLEoNIDE sAvoIE VS.. JOS. zERINGUE.
No. 1862.
DISTRICT COURT PARIsH OF ST. LANDRY.

No. 1862.
DISTRICT COURT PARISH OF ST LANDRY.
By virtue of an orderof seizure and sale issued
out of the Hon the 18th Judicial District Court
i'll and for the parish of st. Landry. in the
above entitled and numbered suit and to me
directed, will proceed to sell at public auction
to the last and highest bidder atthe courthouse
in the town of Opelousas, on SATURDAY, the
18th day of April 1884, at IL o'clock, a. NJ.
the following described property, to-w1t:
Fifty acres of land together with all the
on the Bayou Courtableau in the parish of st.
Landry, one mile below Port Barre. bounded
in front by Bayou Corrtableau, having six
east by land of Alfred Duhon. on the north by
land of Dubonrdieu and on the west by lands
of F. Caillouet.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash.
C. c. DUsON,
inch 1870 Sheriff, st. Landry parish.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1884-03-29

Mt Jay Gonld's wealth is estimated
bg the New York Morning Journal at
SIS, 795. 413, aud bis annual income at
$3.50. OIL
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1884-03-29
PUBLIC SALE!

1 viii proceed to sell at public auction, to the
highest bidder, at the Courthouse door in tho
town Of Opelousas, on
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1884-03-29

Perrodin's Hall is being painted aud
otherwise improved on the inside.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1884-03-29

See advertisement headed Lost" in
another column.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1884-03-29
LOST /!

nNE three-year old dun tAmerican) mare,
branded about thus JK lost in the neigh
borhoOd of Prud'homme City, about five
months ago. A reward OF Twenty Dollars win
be paid to any one returning said mare to
MARK LAZARRO,
farb 60 Il Vile Plate Ia.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1884-03-29


To the Hon. F. F. Perrodin. District Attorney
18th Judicial District, parish of ST. Landry.
We, the Grand Jurors of the 18th Judicial
District Court, parish of st. Landry for the
March term 1884, deem it proper, and an act OF
simple justice. at the conclusion of our labOrG
and considering that your Sd term of office as
District Attorney is about expiring, to tender
to you officially our heartfelt thanks for the
able and courteous manner in which you have
performed your duties in this body, and for the
able manner you have pTosecutee in this par
with sincere regret that we have learned that
you have declined to be candidate for re-elec-
ton as District Attorney of this District
WI. TRUMAN
JOSEPH EDDY,
THEODULE DEVILLE,
ELI MCDANIEL,
ALEX u. ROY,
VICTOR RICHARD,
his
JOSEPH WARD,
mark
JOSEPH A. GIL,
LOUIS BOaDELoG,
mark
JULES FRTLOT,
JOHN MORRIS,
GEO. C. PULFORD.
ANTOINE CHRISTIAN,
his
BEN < HIoGINBoTHAM,
AIPHONsE PRUDHoNfME,
LOUIS o. GUIDRY.
Filed March 18th, 1884,
B. F. MCKINLEY,
Deputy Clerk
4 true copy: B. +. MCKINLEY,
Deputy Clerk.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1884-03-29
JUDECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
= HEREFF's SALE.
ESTATE OF JOHN DAVIS,
Ex Rel F. Mallard, Test. Elk. ct ais.
VS..
THOMAS c. ANDERSON, ct ais.

No. 1922
DISTRICT COURT, PARISH OF ST. LANDRY
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-09
ON CHANGE.
A Large Issue of Railway Bonds An
nonced-Stocks Tame and I'm
chapged-Cotton Steady.
The Grain Markets Flaotuated Consider
ably, Closing Generally Weak
and Lower.

NEW York. Oct. g. Governments STEADY.
Railways firm.
state securities dull.
The share market was weak and lower
during parts of the day, bat dealings were
confined 10 room traders. Canada Pacific
was exceptionally strong, and rose "a per
cent. 10 1925 The market continued quiet
until after2 p. m. when Union Pacific aud
Pacide Mail developed strength, advancing
from 81 TO 5j1S and the latter from $50 to
5Dz These shares monopoilzed at.
tention OF operators TO a great extent. Pacific
Mail higher on purchases by prominent
capitalists and on thedlyldend % be declared
shortly. The bears were free buyers OF Union
Pacific. Manitoba broke from zig TO 81 and
rallied TO ~ Delaware & Hudson cropped
from s9k TO Omaha from 90 1.2 TO 81 IL and
preferred from % II TO " i-2G93. Manitoba
sold down on a reduction ofdivldend from
TO per cent ana omaha teelinsd
ON the announcement OF a
fresh issue OF stock by company TO cover the
November mileage reduction. Weston
Unions dividend had no effect on the stock.
In anal dealings the market was strong as
compared with last nightH prices, and
shows little change except for Canada Pa
cinc, Louisville and Nashville, Pacific Mail
and Union Pacific, wrioh are ssSk higher,
and Delaware and Hudson, New Jerfey Cen
trail and Omaha, which are ~ 70 81 per
cent lower. The governing committee OF the
stock exchange listed $4,000 OF the first
mortgage bonds OF the Fargo and Southern
Railway company. and s. 10000 Of the termi-
nal mortgage 1--WE per cent. gold bonds OF the
Chicago. Milwaukee and ~, Paul gRailroad
company. The Louisville AID Nashville
Railroad company issued a circular 10
the stockholders offering $1,000. 200 6per cent
bonds aud $4,000 treasury stock. The offer
was made nader an agreement with the In-
formation al syndicate, which has contracted
for all the bonds aud shares not taken by the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-09

HNATu--suEar cured mans, 1851 Il. o. O. n.
nanon' l4c; s. C,bscon, l2'So. &C. dry salt,
fisH---N aoksrel. l0b kits, No. 1, gl.lg; RIO.
2, ti.0); half bbla., no. 1, MO-; No. =, $500
White nan, No. !, hlf bblH,, tI.25. No. >, tS.25;
Dried herIinge, per hox, f0c. Cod nsh; 05en,
LARD-Tiofoss, eIoi ID aud ton oars, a8Gc ,
Sje cans g.Se.; lOS chnh, 9s<oi On cans, 0Ko:
coTTEr.-Comman ilo.; ordinary. lI,to.,
iair, l2c.i primo luo, 100; fancy. l(o; old
goverDment lava. MtIc.
TEA-impefial, iDb9g; GunpoudtY, 6Oo70.
bp9AH-ftno. powdered, bblA. 9Zo.; do.
hnlS 9bls., 01so.; cut loaf g5.ot granulated
aiiiI- lard &c.: BouiHinna gTanulatsd, 1000.
stare Jar. 4 A,c,5Se; choice white, 7sSc: yellow
RIcE-LouislRnG, BD7c.
BAIT'--coArao, IN bags, tl.25altG 1ne In
bags, -; lake, ia hat hoop bbiE,, e2l0
OkFRHD 9o0De.--PItoss per dossn, Pine
apples, Ht9ndsfdi Bl9l; Peaohss, atendRrd.
l3si zig; Us 9s a,2sg2.5e; seconds, 2 NJ,
el.ln: seconds. ps =; 3 bs., gl.sss5 9Toen
6sII,iss ,Iii IS ss,aS EsrPbs,sres
yeslgaii, y % go z h. Sl.2l Salmon, D.,
q sc -; ssrdinoa, American, $500 Gaze
imported. so 500 40 case; Strawberries q n.
el.25fblb1; Blpokbsrrien, yI.G0; Green gaged,
va; Eagle Condensed udilk, t8,60, crown,
S7'2j Swiss, $3.50.
BARlno PowDEn.-Bilver Loaf ~ cans,
per dozen, SOC; IN: do. u o.; I'D. DO, % ~;
3D. do, a.; IN, do, sl2.
gUHDKIus-staroh sIsc Gear, common
80; German olive, 6Ize. Candies, fuil boIea,
l51foi halves, c; quarters. O. Indigo. aso y;
Binslng, 2oisl,0O dozen, ColemAn's mustard.
ei.4J9e5.J dozen. Mncoaroni, imported i5ofb;
American, 9i.0O box. buckets. two hoops
400 dozen: we'll buokepg. H.00 dozen. proonas,
pion, do, SIC; do, rs caseH, o fo Brilliant,
% cases, "a so; do, l-l2 eases, u AZ.
FIouR = stanard'g Royal Patent, Is 30
per 100 lbs. 81, Eo2e2 75, No 4 %. Corn fnoai
per bushoi, 60; hominy and gTits, y Dbl
~ 70, Oatmeal, v half bbl., " AZ; Crack ID
Ynoal, On, 90 Crackers X sodn, g55fbe., Xxx
sodAToc.i xxx soda, TMc,i cream i0c.; Rin.
GER snapH. 60; lemon Dreams. eo.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-09
RECEIYER,s NOTICE.

Ayers & Cannon OF al. vs.. Texas Continent
a. Meat Compauy.-No. 192S.-At the May
term, 1891, of the district court OF Victoria
county, I'm the above entitled cause, the fol-
lowing among other orders was made and
entered, to-wit:
ut Is ordered that said receiver bo directed
and instructed 10 ascertain who are tho cred
TORS OF said company and the mature and
amount OF the clKims OF said creditors, aid
for this purpose AMI 70 the end that all par
ties having or no ding claims agRi asst said de-
PENDANTS be required u ME IN court on or be-
fore the next t.rm OF this court their said re-
spective claims and 10 make proof OF the
same and that The receiver give due notice OF
thi requirement by causing advertisements
thereof TO be made by publishing notices for
one month In newspaper at Fort Worth,
Victoria and Galveston "
In pursuance of said order the racever
hereby gives the required notice 10 the cred-
itots of said company In make proof OF their
respective claims and file tho came in The
dts riot court at Victoria on or before the
next term thereof, which Will be begun ON
the 10th day OF November, A. d.. 1874
n. II. PRiDHAht, Receiver.
Victoria Tex, Oct. o. 1854.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-09
Bunalpr n,,,.r,,,

LuNnrK--kough lumber, boxing, IN iuche,
and under, urnt-clnsN SO. Gripping lsSN al.
boxing and nooring, olesrn, SIS thick oieers
"a and ~ ga; rough lumber Hacond cinsS
elT iolHt aud rcantllng, oullp gib
HiDTN0--FirRt common white nina ERa An
=, second go 90, s third DO, SIS; poplar g2e Goa
rough, tl80O,
DnEseED demonstrating lainehe, aus
undor, Nld QOs& OK do iSTS. ga 0NR9l N
scantlng, iolHi or any common lumber
sli VOtA ~; boxing over ~ inohea, plDOle
~ ~, thick clears, ~ toll ) and q 90 nN,ps5 Ell
second clasa. any Eind, egi co.
DrngED AND MATuHnD FLoonrrc--Firrt
claaa, 80; nooond class, 81,
WHITE PINE FuilNIBHfNO lstfYRrn--llg IL
ana finch White pine, go inch do. glB
CHiLtNo---liEAnED GA PLAIN Flint com
mon white pine. R, gi260; "a do, $50 81 do, az;
poplar, y, t2h OlgbS,dN, poplar. ~ sll bOsASS on
uetivepino. ~ $780, do, 4, gQ2 no.
POPLAR LuNHRn.--ia, ~, AUD incb, $50
RIiIreLns--Whiio pima A, %; do snndsa A.
et,2o, 90 extra No, /, $3.50, OyprOnn, beef, Any
brand 20; do No. 2, 9s.60 10 No. s. 81 10. natiVs
mMed heart, M.tg hapH, N25,
tiukEM,.-Whito pine, dressed ana heDdua
ssiaaro or nat, 4; yellow pine DO y3 isih.
LIME, CEMENT, Eru.--I.imo auatln. "A "a
FER hhl. CNment. Louihvllla or ltugaunlo, IN
| per bbl.; Portland, et7S per bbl. Piagtcr bariS
New nure or Michigan, 81 50 par bbl. Plasi5i
| hFir, $50. hu.
BRtoK.--Firs pnoL a7so perM
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-09

stoekhoidels aud the Issue viii be made
simultaneously. The London aud Amstor.
dam boad issue win consist OF 5000 bonds O,
$50 each, bearing Interest Ia gold, at per
cent Ia gold coupons payable Mpy ist, and
November let, Tn each year, aud pay able amer
forty years wiih option 10 the company TO
redeem At par at any Time after ten
years. The bonds are dated october 2
1874 Thes ock consists of6l.oo0 shares now
10 the con pany's treasury to DO sold under
thg .u,hority Of the stockh olders, given OF
their meeting OF oct. I, iSSL The proceeds OF
the present Issue and the ussois In the hands
OF tue company viii more than suffice to pay
OF all the boating debt and leave oOnsidei-
able surplus available as capital, hy which
Arrangement tho earnings OF the company
will remain available for distribution az the
facts may warrant. The capital stock OF the
company, elO,N0,0O0, including si,op0f0l
stock, is now all issued. Stockholders OF
record OF oct Il, iSSl Will have Tho lrlv-
ilcge 70 substitute ten shares OF
treasury stock at per cent for each
my shares standing Ia their namo
and slo0O Of Fix par cent. 1910 bonds at per
cent Payment In fail will be required with
each subscription aud bothstc and bonds
will be deliverable November 6, 1881. In
case OF delay in engraving OF the bonds
certificates OF the same countersigned by the
Central Trust company will be temporarily
issued. stockholders desiring TO avail them
selves OF the opportunity Of subscription viii
have the right 80 exercise 1t on or botor,
| october 81.
| Ttantactlons 2OOl shares.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-09
Wool aud 8,de..

Twelve months clip, light flne ana nedi
nm @is nne heavy TO light ps0ll; ak
mGnths, llwlt fell, nuo heavy, lOoiG TALL
ThO0 i Ne
AnEs-.No. heavy mint, dry Y 10 isc; No
heavy hint dry, " n nc; No 1 light fiint, y
neavyi damaged, q n a, calf skins and badly
damaged " 10 i@Gc; green, salted, sound, u 4
Ic butchers, green, "A n 5tc
PELrRffcs--D Deer skins Nh ik1AiR ante one
skins, n l0NlAc; goat skins, each, iNn9s;
sheep potts, according TO amount OF wool,
WOOL SOLO, Mexican sheen peitR. aalocs
Mexican sheep polts, improved, tioDl9c; Mex.
lean sheep shearlings. Sc
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-09
Hou orISAns.

PROVISIONS.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. y FLpuU--Quiet but
STEADY; high grades sf9t8b
CoRN-Dempnd fair aud prices higher.
In sacks, mixed o.; white 90.
OARS Western In fair demand at 81; Texas
dull; red rust proof 3'65y8
CORN MEAi.-Ih moderate demand ESQ
10
Haydn good demnud; strictly prime 10 20.
PoRK-Stendy, fatr demand ~ IL ~.
IARD-Steady. cree refined III keg So.
BULK MEATs--ln fair demand. shoulders
packed, lower D S7;a; long clear and clear rib
10 o..
BAoON--In good demand: shoulders ~;
long clear and clear rio 10 sIk.
HAMs-Cholco sugar-cuTed canvas firm at
lsoi4M.
WHisRY-Firm; Western rectihed o.
CoFFEE-Quiet but steady; Rio catgoes OF
common toprime i9Smllsl
SUGAR Steady and in good demand; COM
mon 10 good common 3ais; ftlir TO fully fair
1901 IL; prime ~; yellow clarified b@5g6.
MoLAssms. Dull and unchanged.
RIcE--Qulet but steady; Louisiana ordina-
~ 10 prime 49gnb Ia
BRAN-77lf6sS0.
CoTrON-s BED OIL--Prime crude 3398.
COTTON AhIiRTErs.
COTTON REoEIPTs AT ALL UNITED BTArrs
ppWTH.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-09

Nutts .-stSVt,nnd y lOcls1. ~ y. nn,sl
.Nur mfei. one year old a % tyfo yaafa oil
e. 1892 81 three ydntu nld <, fon9IN fanf
tltrn old whisky siCk
WtNrt-k lRrUi, caa0,Et Nlgoi0N ar raYUns,
ityi CaiaWha. rer gallon, goDl bN' purt, Al g1f
per gal, 81 zoos OK Whtts zine In rNnes
x OlaAin 90
ChAMfA0Hu-C2, 81, Humm a 20. gxirg
~ 90 iNue. IN hcsSct, "a UjANl Do. Dnrnesti
dry, Nuts. fl TO
AhS.-stnck 40, paf doK A plgg n, ps,rtsr
utr dof,, ~ Nttq -
s9I1i.En Rrsil-- Lemp's QuAr;s, ~ w. pa,
w " bulWeir0i quartz slq % Nluta I'D 20.
isflnngAl boer QEprtn cas- %, nintr fis so,
ochnir NilY lpkee quartz $40 % pine tlg ~.
Anthony kuhn's,. qte Ciac0 pints so so
=, SBhnacn y aone chn .llpnQre hoeyi quart
suBe
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-09
A Grand Army General Dead.

SENECA FALLS, n. Y, Oct. s.-Gen.
John b. Murray, while receiving a
banner for the plumed knights last
evening, was stricken with spoplexy
and died this morning. Gen. Murray
was an enthusiastic Grand Army
man, and one Of the Originators Of
decoration day. He led the frat
procession that marched with martial
music to strew flowers upon the graves
OF soldiers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-09
Country Produee,

Poiastoeo-Irisn, new, per buAhel. Doc
> bbi - %. EeAnT, VI II. med. b6ls, g.. iaitfs
Lima b1c.; small buttar, likfe6e. Piaklsa
nsoinnl por bbi., y 0J amun, per bbl.. $40
Cheese, half cream, i3J<c.: full oroaxo, AZ
PEANUTS 100 Oder, hElf-bbl., ~ W CAD
PoULrhr-. Hens, s275 q % per a. -
spring chickens, 81 2Sa3tO; Tnfkoye IS Or
8l00Ji flesse. $3.50 e.b Ducks, 81 6e38 ~
fo0s-- Per doBtD, l5Q2Os.
Fro3n country butter, uhoioe. 20 o 80
fnargnrins, 1to.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-09

FnrnituIe-.Heedatoads imltAiion vain a,
well W teos y al walnut, 81 bobl0 81; ChaiTE
toat, ~ OVge l0i cane scat, dining $40 O0De0 90,
Vhilda mud rocEeTH, 81 O0ssl2 50: large ro6ki igl
sgSowS,sl W; Damp and rOckera, each. o. iSsl
Tables, round 0uQ695G ISL Loaf, q 506aE bo
Snien, each, g e591 90; Buroapa. OK sGdsDO1
Baby Carriages. % HleasD
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-09
New York.

rROnVCE,
NEW York, oct. S--Flour dull.
WHEAr-Spot grades y TO l lower.
options after - slight advance declined aud
closed heavy; No red S3; No. red $50
S9G: No. red Octoper, s6AmSGas, closing
S61F November SJN@SSN. closing $50; Doeem.
bcf 699SdaiA. closing a3S,
CoRN-Spot lots ! TO lower: options y 70
GLOVER: heavy; No. hSN@b9; No. goo;
October 6iG62N, closing o. November y
@elh, closing COZ; December bS9bS5s,
closing 81.
PROVISIONS.
CoFFEE- Spot fur, dun; Rio dur. options
opened duh and weak, RIO No. spots 50,
Sa'es, 700 bags.
ONlpntlss .sssss..ss ,sss,sss % so
IeceulueI ssss..'...'ss.s~s. ..s.s....sh hbHh ~
January ,.ss,..s......,,,..... ...h h0Wn 30
SUGAR Stendy, less active; Petnamouco
MoLAssUs- Unchanged.
ltiCt--Stendy with far demand.
TALIow- Firnn.
r. siN Dull, 2ial 80.
TUHPENrINE -Ifirmer, 30d31h.
WOOL Dun aud uoavy, domestic fleece
5000 pulled 1884; Texas li@31
PoRE--Flrm.
LARD STRONG; spot. co octobor7 80; Nc
vember "a.
LIVE STOCK.
NV York, Oct S.-BEEVHS - Receipts
2j25 native steers fairly nrm; Texas aud
Colorado cattle duil snd weak: natives I 800
| o 10; Texas and Colorado 15@i 10; few good
| Colorado cattle at co.
sHssp Receipts 1890; dull; 25@fT5 poor
to good sheep; i2b@o 20 poor TO choice lanba.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-09

Wheat, enolos, Csc. medium, 80: infs,
rgs. b0c; enrn. s0656s: hay, loose frUiS tbs
N@gpl., D. OoN7 " per ton bale hay, Is Rf
~ Os bran, eVc. per 10; chops, u 009i IS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-09
Kansas CITY.

Special 10 the Gazette.
KAEsAa CITY, Oct s.-ProylsIons were
firm aud 10 demand.
Texss cattle In fair supply and about
steady. Common dull.
Sheep quiet.
PRODUCE.
KAHAAs Cry. Oct. 81 WHEAT Cash
66e@5sJs; November 5s95sh; December b9M.
C0Rs--Cash 23x.
LIVE STOCK.
Live Stock Indicator repnris
Cattle Receipts 5000 export 0o@s 2j;
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-09

NEW onLEASs, oct. s. COTTON ?. spots
closed steady, i.l6 lower.
SALES, 800 bales.
Low Ordinary I-,8 Ordinary 81 10. Good
Ordinary O7,I6 Low MiddlinR 9Il.lG, Mid.
ding 0 7-@ Good hiddling 10 l-l6. Adding
Feir ~ 6-le Fair le6 So.
Fu' clofed quiet bat kfesdy, gener-
nly point higher.
faIes 1900 baIeg
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-09
Drugs aud Paints.

DRUGS.
Bark, Cinnamon per ., ~ Peruvian, 25A2 g.,
BoraI, ~. Bl-carbonn OF soda, Engiisl'
Dc. Coppfras, s94. cinehinedla, per or so
d. r., per 10 iO@i5. Chalk lump, Der lb NIX.
Caionel, p 4 w, 7gSsg ilnsiish, per is, bot bot.
tic Included, @pi o. hlornl Iiydrate, per ID
cd, e10j Competition powder, per ID Is.
poyers, per lb II ~. Epaoni salts, pof 10 30
~. Gum Opium, per ID "a 6Oi Gum Cam.
3 30. Oh, Castor, maotine, s0o5e OIL, Castor,
Strained, Is9so on, lard, No, !, 069iO. opin.
gN@b. Alum, 3~@5. iroscriptlon Walls by
per cent Of SHOW essc,. isl prices. Kebais
ExtTacia, ~ per cent. on +. ID. Fluid Ex-
tracts, p per cent. of. Essential oils, 81
Louis list
Strictly pure white lead, " 10. spirita trr.
pentine. 9e55 Boi.ad oil, DC.
THE sHERhA hswILIfABB CoLoRs
Ivory drop black, u. per lb $50 Engliih
coach black, Us, per b Ice; lamp black, IL, 10,
black paint, II, 20; strnssian blue, W, rs, ls,
u. re; raw Turkey lumber, ~, oc burnt Tur.
key lumber, 10, SCI raw Italian sienna, Ia, 30;
burnt Italian sienna, IL, 90; yanlyke brown,
y, o., Is, I2c; American yerInillion, ID. 20c IN.
dian red, ID, III Ninetta rcd, IN, o., 1878, ~,
V; Chrome yellow, I; n. 2. y. o., Il, Moi
PREPARED onAfHrE0 coIoBs
Bark oak, iec; Aah, loc; Back walnut, 1907
Maple, 100.
DIsrEAPEn OoLOI6.
Ivory drop black, 30. raw IurRsy umbar
16o; burnt Turkey lumber, 25c; raw Italian
sienna. 95c: barnt Italian aienna, $50 Van.
] dyke brown, 25c.
/ Prices 81 above made on a baKie OF IN 4,
! 4, and ID GALS, ahaorleds 4 In u and 4 ID
cans; balance IN / and ID cans, nssorted.
| Price In 10 cans balance Ia ! and ID cans
aaaortod. Prlen IN , 10 cans, 10 Less l25f and
! 2, ID Tin pals. iAc less, and kega ~ per
leaa.