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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-07

M m l.yOO 40 lO.UJO HEAD OF MINEU
s,rrr cafile NSill he delivered at any con.
yen Ii point IN Northwest Texas, in lots Of
LOO head and over, between May 10 Mu
JuIy /, 1884. Mixed herds o. piR'iic,ih,,seo
Texas cattle running about Squal nhlhn
each OF yearling two yeal,olds, cows hn1
calves, Ono and twu-y year olds 10 run aboni
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-07

No. 559 Loo no $50 HEAD OF GOOD
smooth pralrie-raIsed 2year old heii.rs;
Guaranteed TO he good and sound; AZ iuii
XII ana over. n, any convenient point within
fifty miles OF Baird or Abilene, Texas, any
time hetwec., May 10 and June u, 1881,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-07

No. sd, loon no 800 hEAD OF GOOD,
straight tWOyeaT-od steers, raised In the
Central pant Of Western Texas. Guaranleeu
In Lampasns aud adjoining counties. VIII
be delivered at any convenient point "
Northwestern Texas from May 10 10 ihne 10
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-07

No. 6jS l,OO0to 2ODN HEAD otsouIh5Loh ~
cattle in mixed lots Of from lvbl 70 zu!I
head, VIII be deliyerea, on imIJ embraeipe
any locality. We can nut UP heiuh e'""'"e'NH
nnTv nne and tWG-year OldH.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-07

No. Jo1.ss 900 Of the capital s,ofk as o.
cattle company composed mostly OF Eas,sI ~
can.eiists The property Is un1vl .l,u .,c
agemcnl Of horougnly ,s N acres o. land,
man, % o. o 2ean Of good cattle and com
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-07

No. 55T, 10 u to lO,OJO HllA y or EAsnEitH
Texas cattle win be delivered 10 Fort Worlh
IN led luis of 500 or over. Parties wishing
"a u, m,,r"j,ose This class ofcattle should see us
he fnrp they place their orders.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-07

Colorado A Teaa
requesting particular description
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-07

NO. 556--i,0O HEAD or 81 h Mead Of ~ Year ar
ns ca' 10 iU head Of wo-yearolds 3oO head o.
ihrse year olds and cows. , we WI, "eni
ali ali in a lump for si7,5Oo. Texas IN
DO Limited. ,7,,.-s-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-07

No. iG0.--l0O HEAD OF GOOD STOCK
horses. If sold ON the range, fifteen saddle
horses viii be tbrowl in at the same price aa
the stock horses. From the Fafre bun u of
horses there were branded over ~ colts last
season, aud this spring 10 rs calculated that
there VIII be about 80 colts 10 eFand. All
American medium Size stock.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-07

Go bSi-.ll,1 head OF good stock ce,IIe "a
,,'r ~, ~, conI,ty. one and two years 90
~, ~ snri1e' VIII be counted out ana oe
it,,ar.,i In the spring -------------
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-07

NO. loii;tII- 80 nnrhams VIII give man
all pure. blood d5n'r raii nj once.
IN. ~, "a ~ HEAD OF MAhts, sTo9 ny ~
\, ~ =, ~, Az hands, aud they are ~ hisr
ol l, ~esnsndiiIon. we viii offer item Nv '''i
gain Tor the next teY DAYS, .; T.iST,
No MILO HEAD or ih 6,el'' Also 10
mares, ron, li,s 70 ~ 10 be- delivered ia May.
Tor a bargain call NJ once
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-07

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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-07

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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-07

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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-22
ON 'OHANGE.
Stocks Were Strong Yesterday WITH
Wide Fluctuations Provisions
Quiet-CottOn Easy.
The Grain Markets Were Active and
Stronger Closing Generally High
err The Quotations.

NEw YORK, oct. 9i.--Governmcnts strong.
Railways Arm.
State securities quiet
Stocks opened arm and advanced slightly.
Bears made a sharp raid on New York Gem
tral, forcing II down from 50 to SIX, Union
Pacific \ TO S. Missouri 90 sie6 Delaware
& LackawnnnR TO lo2A, aud others t4io y.
II soon became evident that very little stock
could be shaken ont, and improvement set
in and carried prices up 4 TO x. The
strength was induced by consider
able covering OF shorts, and assisted
up-turn. After . y. m. the market weakened
on rumors OF failure OF the London Cotton
house. Prices were OH IA per cent, and
there was a flush buying movement, and the
market closed strong. Compared 70 last
nights prices is9i}s higher for Canada
southern.st Paul and Louisville & Nashville
Kansas & Texas, New Jersey central, Erie
oregon .TrSnscontlnenial, and Omaha
Union Pacific, and Western Union; l,f8lss
lower for the remainder.
transactions, $4,000 shares
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-22
BuiidinK ma,eriAi

EUNnNn--RouEh lumber, boxtug, IL incnas
aud undcr, nrut-oleas, go. dripping. AnH g2l /
boxing and uOOring, clears, IS; thicN ci6arn
~ and ~, 81; rough lumber. second elaxs
Nl1; ioiHt and sonntliug, oullH, eib,
tfntNu-klrnt common white Pine, SO so.
teopnd do, $50; third do, BIS, poplar. s28 0Qn
" of natlye Pine y; sN 70 do ~ sls, native
rDugh, et600.
nltEaarn MISUNDERSTANDING ~ inches ant
under, 6A pAa& 0G do kaS, 81 opaogs q
achn ning, iplnt or any common lumber
~ Oola& %. boxing oVot " inches SOOOR
~ 90 thick clears, "a tOllSand d, SsD 0DsRl 81,
second class any kinu, Sil ~,
nltKAaun AND MAruuHn FLOoEINo--YGrF2
GLASS, rs: second class, E2l.
WHlrE PIN. FuRNGaHiNO LuNN rR--lN, IN
aud inch white pine, Sft; inuh do, etS.
OEiLfNC.- likApKn on PI.AgN.-I first CON.
mon whits pine, X, elASo, ~ do, $50 I'd DO, -,
poplar, q, so ODD 2l5Q, poplar, y. rSt6otoS5 90
nntivopine " S9l.dO. do, y, I22 COL
do I inch, 80,
sIiiSGLps White pins A, az DO ahhdSd A,
ti,ao, do extra No. 4, $500 CypreEf best any
brand, IS, do No. 2, 6i.sO; DO Nor No uaiiys
saved heart tt,61 Haps. Sl.h.
ptcKETs.-Whltop lne, dressed and headed,
t8betbf6O
LIAR, oEarvr, Ero.---hme, Austin, casa
PER hbl. ualnent, Louisville or Euscnnls, Clgt
nnr Dbl; PORTLAND, W76 per bhl. flnstdr Paris
New York or Michigan, % 50 per Dbl. IlaEtsf
BIdcx.- Fise-proot $3.50 psr N.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-22

rBoVf6IONR.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct a.--FLOuR--n DUH;
high grades 3 05@l25.
NOWN--Sold 81.
OAnS-Western quiet; prime -: choice IS
@S6 Texas dull; No 2, medium, 3i@30. red,
rust proof UaSs.
COIN MRAi-- Hlshor and scarce at ass
HAN-ScarCe and tlrm; choice lGbkalg.
POHK--Fair demand but at lower rates at
1874
LABp-Firm; uerco refined ~: lreg 81.
BULK MEATs--ln good demand; ehOuldors,
packed, 20; long clear 10 90.
HNCON.-EhOuldcrs dull az ~, FOR sides
demand act We; clear rio ll;lOng clear ii@iliS
HAMS choice anear-cured eanvRscd
steady; a3N
] 2S.
CopFEE-EaslerR and dull; Rio cargoes OF
common TO prime 73t@ltA
SugAU--rWenty hUgsheadH new omen
kettle sugar received this morning nom
Baton Rouge; nrst season: cinssed good;
Old common To good common, Sai5s, fair
20 fully fair ~; primo 20 choice iNWbis !;
new elbow clarified o..
MuLAisH-- SLOW generally; prime 50.
RIcE-Quiei; but steady Louisiana Ordi.
n BRAN un; bO07 I1iG.
IOrrpN-sEE Olls-iriine crude ~, sum-
mCr yellow "a,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-22
Groeerie..

AnATs--sugar eurod name, I4lsc, 4. u. q. II.
baeon, iioi b. O.baoon, l2ao. SO. dry salt,
FisH--M aokerel. ION kits, No. /, Vi.IB No.
= 1tu1; half bills, No. / 800. No q tg 90
White nsh, No. J, hui. bbis., H.1s; No, 2. g1.2S;
LASB-Tioross. s4ei ID ana son oans, 70 ;
y cans, loo
CoTFAH.-uonmon iloi ordinary, NE;
air, l2c.; prime Eio, lBe. fancy, 10; old
government Java, bOAIc.
TkA-imperiglt f1Gsagi etinpoWdeT. 61o7U.
BuGAR-klne. powdered, bills. 9Ne.; do
hals bbis., slsc. chi LOAF, syaoi grnnuIaisd
stat lard te.i Louisiana granulEted, 71Se6e-,
standard 4, 20: ohoios white, 7,ke. yellow
RIoE-Louisinna, eDTe.
sAITN-Coarse, IN bags. gi.254l.f0 nno IN
oags, - laka, Ia hat hoop bbiu., a2.l0
0AEsHD dooDs.-Pnosu per dozen, Pins
apples, standard, ele5 Peaches, standard Q
ie5Y gss rs, $4,000 seconds, ? hs.
sl.io, seconds g., -; : rs, sl.tSs ; Green
corn Nll9zl;s5 Green poAsI u.s Coos
berries S;;;Sgii,tSj ,RSsp5srrsss, !6S0esl.e %
Ss ssi y ~ go 2 n, NO s,Slnop' r.
llG5cs =; sArdins1 American, 500 Gaze:
gl.8al.S0; Blackborrles, fl.e0; Green gagss
n,D; Eagle oondsnssd milk, ta.0o, crown,
BATrsa PoWDEu.--siilver loaf. 20 cane
IN. do, n, 50. do, sla
HunnhIaa--s arch fbfc. soap, common
80 German olive, $40 Candles, null boxss
l55fos hslF9si Q, quarters, g. itdign $50 \;
binelng, OaiOO dO1sn. ColsmAn's M uatArc
American, ui.lO box Bncketa, tWo hcops
s1W doxen.Wsli bunksts ea.0u doaSn. Broolnn
u.Ieess. 1dossn, Brilliant oil bbln., 2io.; Fu
! 20 oasea, o. 90; do, t-I2 casea, q "a
FLoUn = SiAnArda NoyA PEtent, : 5
. ss,l.ii sacks, n loo p lO5 -; No. Ts1sl
! rsr busAel, SO, Homlny aud gTtta, n bhl
= " oAtmesl, 2 half Dbl, " IS; CracA Z.
WhCat -, s.; Crackers X soda. o5<e0, Ky
! 9pdAsI 90; XXI SODA Ttze.; cream Loo; gt|s
ser snaps. ~; lslnon creams, 90.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-22

BAR IRON, glb 0--Norwny, col No, N 4
sheet iTun, a1cs No ~ q hheqt iron, 5ttel
galvanized sheet iron, NtaOi{n.; No. y v aods.
He; No, \ do, 1895 Ox2a rOonnr TN, So b
9ib so; ltI2O and l0xii pat do. III 1895 so,
unnor'H wire, - per cent. on; unnorH stoek
forty per cent or; cook etdveg 9th ware
$40 bOfb2l O0s do, with trimnlinga tii Elf,51OD.
WOOD WORK. Wagon RIles SOC f5gl O0l
tongues eoc5asl %; ringlotruoH, 81 20; bolatara,
500, apokos t27583 d0; iolloeu, 81 85Sh9 ~
Doubletrecs, 81 2s,Ds 00; nook yokOs, ~ O0.s
90; pillow beams, b. eeSc.; pillow handles, 81 70
@250i handles, 81 7tt12 80.
NAILS. % 10 keg, haaiE l0d.--Burden horse
shoe, per key 50 %; Perkins do, - plt Walk
or do, Is so; Burden mule, o. 90; Northwest.
ern horse shoe nails, NJ. 4, 60, No. 8, 2ic No,
., xic, No. 7, 2ic., No, 3, no.. "Inke'sb do, Mo-
!, &c. No. d Ne, 10. q, go. No. = 200, No. d,
Uc., No, Z, 40, No. 8, lec.
S9o0@s g0i Aaekensaek. 60 bObI %; boys.
handled, " O1d3B 50.
REFRlGERAToEts.--N Climax, yi7n 0t
No. 2, DO. as SOL No. do, S2si No. do, "a |
NEous-rraoo chains, aaYsr
pair tqo7c,; pillow aingl0treoa, por doH., "
pillow doublotreea, per dcHen t5O0; stock
bells, 90 por cent. OF; door locks, IS g5f,s DO,
wood sorowa, 81 and 10 per cent. on LIP cast
door butts, " and 10 per cent. on cut aud
timed tAcks ~ per cont on; cones mills, 10
per cent. on; blind hinges, % and 10 ner cant,
ofi carriage bolts, IS aud 10 per cont on
piow bolts, 10 psr cont. on; piece tin ware,
~ per cont on; deep stamped ware 10 pei
cent. OF, shallow htamped wnre, 80 per ctnl
on. iapannod ware, 80 per cent OH
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-22
THE CONTINUED DROUGHT.
The Middle Atlantic, South Atlantic
and the Gulf States the
Greatest Sufferers.

WASHINGTON. Oct. el.-An officer
of the Signal service said to-day in re-
lation to the long continued drought,
that during September 1t existed in all
sections east of the Mississippi valley
and in Texas, General rains
have fallen during October in Tennes-
see, the Ohio valley and the lake
region, but the drouhgt has continued
in the Middle Atlantic, South Atlantic
and Gulf states. The little rain that
has fallen has not been sufficient to do
any good TO tho crops In these
sections. At Atlanta, Ga, rain has
not fallen for over two months, and IL
Is estimated that the cotton crop In
that vicinity will fall short forty per
cent, and near Shreveport, La, II is
estimated that the cotton crop viii be
only tWo-thirds of the average, In
the vicinity OF Petersburg, Va, II has
become necessary TO close the cotton
factories on account of the scarcity
of water. The officer reports that
there are indications OF light rain 10
this vicinity soon and says that there
Is 3 heavy rAinstorm Ia the lake re-
slona. There has been no rain Of any
consequence In or about Washington
for nearly three months. The shade
treea along the streets and ia the parks
are allowing the effects Of the long
continued drought,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-22

g. ,D,s1 &; tOroe yoara 90 - toNz5 fsnfy
EXTRA ola whiaky gtAb
W1rNa--Clarei, case,ltS usetus. =, ,ssf aunl
uys Cntawba. pcrgAiiOn, pQe5 30 Port, ei avg
100 Sherry. per sal. q AlseS "a Madeirl
Per Eel. s. eos OF white -tns. N Nsst
81 QOtalo Oh
CHAHrACrS--C. "A. Alumni a 90. Extr,
Ky. So OSs,S %, Heidsick, IN baak OF, SgI OOf
IN 20. Krug. In basket 81 OlR9o o. nomrsnt
champagne, ~ ooAlf o. eco acnleL eNtT
drv, Nlnts ga 90.
Ai.r-stock Ale per dos, " uacs - Pofit
per dos. ~ OQD2 -
BorTLKD BEER-Lemp'H euAria, sla W, ptN,
u2 So Budwoiter Quarts ai2 90 pinis AIS 90
Erlapgay beer, quarts, olf 90, plns eia SO,
eohlitH Milwaukee, quarts 81 90 pinto glA ",
anthony 4 Kuhn's, ats sia nj pintA sla 10
X. ClRusen 4 sons oherapagna hoor, quartz
sl2 %, pints sleSot Falk'a.Afilwnukes, quart,
elise
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-22

Twelve months clip, light, rne and medi
um lsenlT; fine heavy 10 light. asGoli: sis
months, ilbli, fall. tn0 heavy lnCoiG fall
Light nne and medium, iaNlt coarse
hIDEs--No. heavy flint, dry p n isc, No
heavy fiint, dry, y b Ice; No. light fiint,
N re; No, 2, light nint, Y n Sc; bulls and
heavy, damaged, v n 8 calf atkins and badly
damaged, n % t@tc; green, sailed, sound, y 4
ic butchers, green, N n bltc.
PELTRtES--D Deer skins, am lkAIS ante ore
skins, % iOWiac; goat skins, EACH ll1at
sheep peltg, according to amount OF wool,
2c0 up; shearlings, according 10 amount OF
wool, solo, Mexican sheep potts, SDloc;
Mexican sheep polts, Improved, 1iAiec; Mex.
loan sheep shearlings, SC.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-22
Ch,ears.

GAAcAEAs
special 70 the Gazette.
CAIcAGo, Oct. al.--But little trading Was
done In grain to-day, and the Scaipera we're
the only dealers, SO the fluctuations were not
marked.
Wheat was little nuner but corn broke
badly. Wheat advanced x and corn declined
*,
Pork and lard futures duh and unchanged.
Cash meats slow aud easier.
Cattle. Texas and Indians In fair supply
and slow, at unchanged prices; good ones
sell beat
sheep steady.
FLoUR-ufnehGnged,
WuEAr-Oetuhef 72k27f, closed 1fl., No
veunbsr Tt0TT closed III December 74tfAs5.
CoHS cash All etS7., closed tJSs. October
IIe4sh<, closed as November iaGto,cloaed asa
PRoVHloES
PoRK-~O October l591: year II W4n VIZ.
LARp-CaShT 2O;OetoDer D,NcVelnDer a
AZ 10 December l2H,
BULK MEATs--4honiderS 8 IS, short rib
Is; short clear l0i<.
Lfvk STOCK.
Droversi Journal ropOrtsi
HOos- Receipts, 1900. 4 1O&h ".
CATrLK--Receipts - 90; export grades = 90
90 good 10 choice shipping 1850 %; com
men TO fair 4 siel 50; Texas cows u48S -;
Tsras steers ioe4A.
snaEr- Receipts Aoo, ihfsrlor 70 fair te8
as.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-22
osantrF Rro0ass.

fQtAtsas-lltkhs rev, per hushsl. g0c,
sack; -.s. Oniens, per Dol, q %. Tornips
lima SIS. aAian butter, t56G5n. PicElea,
lae1 ian- az able, y og ainall, per Dbl. $40 .
htii nh-- aed., g W half Dbl, email. . 76
feanuts. 100 ciesz, kalf-bni.. " ", Cab
PuuL1Nr- honE, e3Ts d % pay roaan
go 4i 0esss. tsoo - " Dzahn. n 10 W
loGa-Per doaan, lac ale.
fnaah ooentry batter. chn,ca, - q a5o
margarine, ~.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-22

Live Stock Indicator REPORTS
UArrLE- Receipts noe, steady; exports @ %
@t % good to choice shipping gOal 0e
common to medium % 15 ~ ; feeders. 8 15l3
~ cows2 ua9S 20; grass Texas steers s 90
HoGs--Rccoiph 1900; opened higher.
closlng with reaction. t2ipsni -
HhEif-l Receipts eas quiet and unchanged,
llr TO good 1903 2scommou TO medium
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-22
KaosAa Oty.

special 10 ths Gazette
KAssAs CRY, Oct DISTRIBUTIONS were
weaker to-day, and holders we're aoi 50 Jade
pendent.
Te1as steers were in fair supply and a
shate higher.
sheep quiet.
Kansas CIrY. DOT. gl,-w HEAT--s steady;
Caah aa1eskzsl; November Nosi'i; neeon'
Der bils bid.
CsnS-a2Ss october sIesIss Noren'
okrs-Duil, nominal AZ hla.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-22

Furniture--3oadetaadn imitation wEln ~,
wood scat, v dos, 60 1907 %; cane and rRttAa
scat, o. 00pa O0i cane seat, dining, Cla o0o20 co.
Childs and rockers, tS 0ofal2 5G lange TnefliKl
80 000sB0 0e camp and rockers, each. " feih
so Mirrors, arch tone, y doa u e0sDla ~
Tables, ROUND, s20003 %; ISL Leaf, 81 50D5 70
Aafoa, each, S MOI 0G Bureaus, IS d0DOon
waHh ftands. 81 2S4b ~, had springs. a 1901
Baby Carriages, ~ b)oD
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-22

NEw ORLEANS, Oct. q --COrroN = spots
closed Irregular and easy. Middilng lie
Sales, 1000 bales
Low ordinary 2; Ordinary SIS coed
oiuinery siG Low Middllne 09s Mld.
Fair 10 -; Fair lOsf.
Eu:ures closed quiet but steady. quota.
lions unchnngCd,
Shles olg1O
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-22
CORPUS CHRISTI.
An Ohlce Standardization Excur.
siOnists.
special to the Gazette,

Special to the Gazette,
CORPUS CHRISTI, TEX, Oct. 2l,-
The Office OF deputy collectorship Of
customs at Arkansas has been abolished
by order of the secretary of the treas
ury. The present incumbent, Robt,
Holtburn, has been holding Office for
several years.
Fourteen coaches of Mexican excur-
sionists arrived to-day from points
along the Mexican National railway in
Mexico, and will remain two days. A
grand ball will be given them by citi.
aens of this city.
A match game Of base ball will he
played tomorrow, between the Laredo
and Corpus Christi clubs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-22

PROD tE.
NEw -ioBK, oct. 2l,-FlouR-puN.
MinAr-Spot grades v higher closing
heavy; options Wenle; No, 3rod 20. No. red
Si69Si; No,2 red November NidRS5lf, closing
sag; December So @s79s, closing SGAa
CoRS-Spot sales = 10 4 better options
closed heavy, No. 3, %; No, 6Sls9bOl.
80. Aoctob5rb5 NO Ss5k, closing IS; November
65js&@yd, closing 65'G December 69.@6i4,
PRoVtsToNs.
CoFFEE-- spot dull and weak.
sales, 1850 bags.
ONlop"l stss s''sss.'sssssso 70
llNcemher-, s.s.... .......... ,sss-,t...h w
january ssssss.ss .sstss.st, - %
SuGAR-Far demand and market nrm:
centrifugal 8 1-t6f5Sa.: refined higher, ikeo
bls, extra y $685.; extra q 81; cut loaf 90.
MOLAssEs-- y ominal
RICE-Steady with fair demand.
TAlloW-- Easy; q 7-lR.
Polk Firm and active,
CUT MEATS Firm.
LARD-spot 70; November ii85 q; De-
cember G87 IS.
LIVE srogK.
nEEVEs-Reccipts forty carloads; all for
export and slaughtorers direct No trading
In beef cattle; Dressed beef steady; sides ~.
Texas aud Colorado stock 74@lOk; natives
7lk0lOh
SItEFP-Roccipts 100, prices slow. Common
to good sheep sold at zoos 55; lambs 2he
49,
COTTON MARKETS.
ooTToS REoxnrs az ALL UNITED STATIC
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-22

WheAs an0lus. q 70 co, &c sdiuNa. So; lnls.
lye laattee; enrn, SoE-lbc; hay loose frol M
NhEon, 81 oot1f % per tam tale hay, Is ~
70 ~; bran, &C. per 10. cAopn. a 0oei IS
Per ~.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-22

Dalcner Lave weignua.

sfastorn Texas cattle 40 about three, and
Southern and Central Texas stock cattle al
about two dollars per head less than the
above quotations,
The above prices are for hOrdu OF 1000 head
and upward Of hest North Texas cattle dc.
livoTed ON the trail,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-22
ZAP COLUMN.

-. updur this head Will DO In
i 'sa gs,s Of ave cents a line, sasn
'no ~ 'soras 70 tho line. No adyer-
eve .,,.,,d Tor less than IS oents' Par.
lnse, ., ~ wa nave no rnnning account
7, advance, -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-22

fnwdnr-BlAHtipR. = KEY, 81 rs; Rife, 49,
"a 90 Rina, y l1SS na.a2i, Aine, NNlt ha,, u Is
8hnt--sl y saeE; hnck shot q %,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-22

DRuoH.
bark, Cinnamon per y - Peruvian, q6aa5l
Borax. lee. Bi-caTbOnato OF soda, EnRliHh
bo.CoppefRs. 8Gi.Cinohinedia. per on 6ta55
cts, uaaille aOap, por - s.Dls. Cream tartar,
&. n, per u Ios3S chalk lump per p 2ls&
Ne included esel oo. hiopaI Hydrate Der NIB 10
q blei IS Chloroforn, per 10 bottle inelud-
Doyers. per 10 81 %. EPSON saiis, per 10 81
~. Gum Opium, per ID " 3Osl4 80, 0nm Cam
Pii99r ges,r 10 sssss. Mo,EphiIne per o. g e25
per gallon, u Gel 10; oil, lard, winter,
strained. 6iSI5: oil, lard, No. /, 05s1u Quln.
inc, 2. a W., per or " -. Flowers sulphur,
Ssosd. Alum, A~tdd, prescription Walls BY
case 90 per cent on broken, 10
per Ct, o.. SHOW cases, market prioos. Esebate
paient medicines, al list. Ihayers Fluid
tracts, IS per cant on. Essential oils. 81
Louis lat.
strictly pure white lead, . 60&fs 81; spirits
teipentine, 5oaa5o Boiled oil, o4tat5b,
THE bHEnhANsWi LLIAMD OoLoIia.
lyory drop black, =, per u ~ Eaglith
black paint, IL, Sc, 'Frussian blue. ~ ~ Is,
20; iullramarina blue, ~, is, 80: blue paint
Hey sf nsbsr. NJ %; raw Italian senna. N sc
burnt Italian slcnna, =, se. vaukyke brown,
| Il, Nc; Paris green, ID, 2c. Chrome, A \. o. a
-. o., Us, lie; American yermtiiion, Is, DC, In.
dian rcd, ls, III Ninsita Tod. u, -. la3ss, aia
Yellow oehre, e, 8. 1919, -, o.
PREPARED NitAiafNO cOIoRA
BARK oak, leei Ash, Ice Hack walnut, 1906
Maple, loe.
nlarEnFEn CoIlona.
Ivory drop ulaCk, &c. raw tugEoy LUMBAR
I 25c: burnt Turkey lumber, 30: raw Italian
slenna, sc: barnt Italian sienna, aSe; Van
| dyke brown, 80.
| 1'rleaa u above made on a bEH.f OF IN Y
1 y, and ID cans, assorted; In y and N
/ cans; balancain / and 10 cans. assorted
/ Price IN 8 10 cauf. bAlhnoe in and - cant
! assorted. Price In IL cans 10 lcaa l2H and
4 3, 10 TN pals, I've lesa ano kegs 10 Per
] less
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-22

sl s q: sss; "a SSs ss y ss ss 81
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-22
hOrktz.

elonsl ,NEW PROPRIETOR or
.iaa s.r ,e and successor Of Wood
p kee6 aleele for patronage, aud
lad nfst-elaAs house, clean
/ Nv a. - ~ 70 any ~ tho city.
N Woris 49, per week 1901 Main
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-22

siis,asi -Ash AND LIEN NOTES
gian., peEt repay able annually II
lninnlo 9th4ih q Co., Fort Worth
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-22

81. Louis.
Special TO the GaHotie
ST. LOUIS oct. 2l.-ln the wheat market
prices reacted and went nv FULLY cent as
plenty Of shorts covered.
Corn was also active and prices arm.
Provisions weye quiet and unchanged.
Texas cattle somewhat scarce and prices
arm on fair to good steers. Common slow.
sheep steady.
PRODUCE,
81. laouia, Oct. n. - FLouR-ERsy.
WItnAr-No red f6A676Ac: cash GI4f, clos
Ing ~; oeinoor, UMDlSH, closing rs v
Der.
CoRN-teas7 cash: 1870 i6fi october. ssa.@
@k November, closing SsAi; st's9SsX, closing
oiTs-gs7ss0o cash; 2o9gesl year aaae,l
May.
PROVISIONS,
WiuSKN--Stoady NJ I ~.
CORN NEAfl--a hQtdg hb.
| PoRg-l640i6 l-2
] BULK MEArs-9l davs, Long. clear So;
/ short rib 100, short clear 094 Packed lots old
| meats long clear ~ 4 short clear ~
| HAcoN-LQng clear ii; shurt rib ll@lit.;
| short clear ll%@l2,
] LAND-sl.,
LIVE STOCK
Cattle Receipts COZ; fair TO choice Texas
! steers 9 giflA d
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-22

INV ORLEANS, Oct, 2l,--Sight exchange on
New York Slope 500 premium; sterling
exchange h, h, I 81.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-22

NKw York, Oct. a. Money lisG2 primo
mercantile paper, SOC; sterling exchange 3.
u. 4si "a; sight lsiiG. Produce exports for
week. gB, 90,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-22

,STENDINa TO FURNISH
6ouses with esrpSSiiss Neat w,ss u Fourth mS
Il Anae' either In person or by
~ w., ,ade free OF charge. In
iinla,d,inm ensions or diagrams OF
I ineIose stamps.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-22
LOCAL MARKETS.
Cotton.

Good middling, ai& strict middlinr, o
middling, 81; strict low mlddllng, 81,
Nothing lower being received.