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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-15
HOT SPRINGS, ARK.
Inc Affairs OF the Hot Springs Bank
Flight OF President Bruon--Died.

VI s"o hVt springs Bank
Flight Of President Bruon-Died,
Special to the Gazette,
HoTSpRINas, ARK, June l4.-Judge
Bundy, receiver for the Ho. Springs
National bank, opened the doors of
that Institution and Is Issuing receivers
certificates to depositors and creditors.
me bank cannot now pay ANYTHING on
It's liabilities. Its condition reveals n
mass OF rottenness, fraud and criminal
management. or the $50, 900 of alleged
assets the real value of the same Will
probably not go over SiU, 900, while the
liabilities foot up S3s,5l2 IS. Andrew
Bruon, president. who fled the state
with a woman of questionable char
acter, deserving his family, and who
was arrested in st. Louis, is here under
bond to appear at the next term of the
United States court ut Little Rock for
trial upon the charge of fraud and en-
bezzlement. 1t is believed by many
that he will be sent to state prison for
his various crooked transactions in
connection with the bank.
Dan. Il. Howard of Chippewa Falls.
WIS.,, a visitor of recent arrival, died
near this city last evening.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-15
TERRELL.
closing Exercises Of Mrs. Shepbera,s
Music Glass.
Inc Festival Given by the Cumberland
Presbyterian Church.

Special to the Gazette.
TERRELL, June l4.-The closing ex-
ercises of Mrs. Shepherds music e,ass
Thursday evening was one of the most
enjoyable events of the season and q
grand an. success in every particular.
tha ne T festival given by the Indies of
.ne Cumberland Presbyterian church n
a. ,he Harris hotel was n
splendid affair. The sunne,
was all that heart could wish. and ibs
,ce-cream stands presided over Inv
young ladies lent interest and enjoy.
h ment 10 the young people until a late
hour in the night. '"'e
>, lhere were eighty-seven cars of cat.
'ie shipped West, Wednesday.
me box of fruit sent you a few davs
ago through the Texas Express COM
p p;.S Went from the Terrell nursery
, with the compliments of j. w. Brice,
tne owner. who, by the way, il a sne.
cial friend of THE GAZETTE.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-15
sadd,... Harness. Etc.

SKIRTfN-No l California shirting. nor
roll, fotc.; No. California skirtinp perslde,
tetc.; No, fair hemlooh, clean ernd stock
tQc,. No. f,ir homloch, no oil, $780,. No
oiled heinloch, cloen ficsh, Hs1c.; No. oiled
HARNESS LEATuER..-No.i ohio. medi.
uin and heavy weight, 37c,, No. n Ohio mo-
dunn and light, Boo, MOL homiook, sic; No.
Hind BRinLEs.--ro. 4, X COM, s,vcd
n, ipor dozen, - 90; No, 10, " bnln In, piccou
wing, por dox,, Nl 10; No. AZ, y do, SIS OF.
RIDING BItfDLES.-IK In. blk. or mlr dnuh,
head curb bits, stO N; u da. fancy front do.
sis %, y In. long rein do, els uOi X In. donh.
aud stitched mont do, extra curb bit, yls 80.
FILINGS III IN. short ruin, blk or fair,
ss 50i X do, blk or good, $40 ~.
RADnLES.--NO. Htonh Choyenes, I.lamn
pockets, 80. Number ~ ditto, iena tho
pockets, tSa; No. loose laced, coarse sill
tree, eS; No. loose rlvltrd do, 40, No.
Colorado. genuine short Fricsohe troe, tqS, No
~, tied, coarse, ela No. - do, Stili tree, eip.
No. Ac, stitched, nill rig, rose tree, 50 no; No,
3a. tackled, do, do, f9i three qunrtor and half
rigs, mons, ebg9B; do, boys, a2at5.
HARNESS, WAGON, LA, ~ End ~ inch
long tux, complete (collar, bridioo, 1inea,
etc.), t2,@2lec2ot ~ Inch, machine, short
TUG, complete, BIO 90, ~ Inch, hand, oak
stock, short tug complete, Sl7 Nv inch nal
tux, complete, $3.50,
sfuKS EUREKA No. =, chased, por dosen,
Y %j indianoln, blued, per dozen, OF 10;
Me xican, two 70 throe-inoh rowols, 81 25aoi rs.
IE00iNS,-No. J, Cal. style, calf, ss, No.
Cal, style. kip lcgain leather, eS 80. No. do,
" NO. 8. I'D style kin do. 30.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-15
Chicago,



srecial to the 0axet,e,
ohicAeo' juno ls.--Thc grain market was
SLOW ana exhibited but Iittic change from
yesterday Wheatsgain had an upward ten.
usney ON newspaper reports, but this lid not
no'u' ana later prices reverted back TO the
opening ngnre. August wheat In now the
speculative month, and closed at sess,
oorn-rhe tendency OF prices was large
and buyers scarce.
PROVISIONS We're again nominal.
fo'k-Fo'uros are barely qnotable at 10 20
Tor June, July and August.
Loose meats duh.
Cash order trade very slow,
Cattle, barely enough 10 make market;
no dcmapd worth speaking of prices weak.
sheep, slow.
PRODUCE.
CuicAGo, June -FLouR-Quiet and
wHeAr-June Si@srsG July ss,sAssrs.
Aneur s',EgpisS, c,osed nj inside figures,
.ConS-cdsh SiSs@ssN; Juno 5,,,cssS, July
yr,,ssse's' August seesos5's, closed at iuside
:, 0Ars-cash s29sas2'4; June sa4; July $500
PROVISIONS
Ponx-C Cash is Sosip rs; June and July
i,Anps5Cash SOFAS o,ys; June sio july
bulk MrArs :. shoulders 0 90 short rib
8 S5; short clear IS.
LrvE STOCK.
CHICAGO. June 1.-the Drovers' journal
reports;
Hoes Receipts, 1000; packing S oNSa5ss.
CArrLE- Receipts, 1870: export grades
on@s 81; good 70 choice shippiog. q load 81
common TO medium, 0ld8 o. grass Tcxaas
y .h1i 81 eorn.icd Texans, 5jeSs rs,
Siskr. Receipts, 100: inferior To fair oN@
eAtra oo@ 40.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-15

IvrRrs --Roush iun,bcY. box,rs. i, in N -
snd unuer, nr1t-ciHsa, s1i; stripp.ns. va 81.
sSoxiuE and flooring, clears, SIS; thick olcsr1'
INnnd ~, ". rough lumber, Hncond osnss
VIZ loist and scantling, culls, sls
NptNv-t trst common white nine ca 81,
eroond do. SO third do. SIS; poplar. sSnoS
y I'D. % native a. pine VI ca So DO X. ~ nstivs
Dansssrp Luxnna-I,ox,ns u ,nshs. .,o
unde,, tS o1sN OK DO t<xs, "a OcsnS al
scantliny, ioist CT any consn,cr iu,pbsy
~ ,Ny.N ~. boxing over IA inrhas SV,nta
" W thick clears, " 70 ~ and q. az 0hsNS; NJ
second cMss any kird. Sll ONlors ST ~
uRrssSEn Avn MATCHED FLoorfNa..-N1rrt
vimss, sss second class, s,,,
WmirEtlNr FukSisHlNa LuMHRR--.ix II.
anM inch white Pima, 10; inch DO, psS. -
SRfLtSe--pNAprp on ff.AY~--Fi,at eo,,.
mon white pine, "a, ssaS9. I'd do, M: III do, xvss
poplar, ". SIS OoAbai,SO; poplar, V. ksh6ss!s IA.
nasiveplne X, ssa5o do, \, Gas. ~
FSriAn LuSsrs IN, " ana incn, sss:
.snIsoI.,s-w white p,ne A, "a; do shnacd a.
tiand, IS; DO No 2, ts0 DO No Il. \, VI nassyys
" NOD heart, ASs asIs, $40.
tlVkkB,-White Pine, dreaeed and heatscti.
ss9snarc or nst,tS yellow Pine DO, IS; iath,
iixs, s'rxrxr, Erc--Iams, Austin. a "a
Per Dbl. Cement. Louisville or Rcscnaio, "a
Er bill, Portland. rs per bbl. Plaster iarie'
New York or Michigan. Is 80 per hbi. flastes
BRIcs.-Eiw-proot un psr N.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-15
Grand Military Encampment.

DUBUQUE, Ia, June ll.-Prepara-
tons are completed for grand mill
tary encampment to be given here
next week. The occasion will be inn
portant because of it being the first
time since the war when the regular
gether. Among the companies to be
present are the Light Battery f Fourth
Artillery; Battery ID, Fifth
Artillery; two companies of the
Fourth Infantry, all of the
United States of America National
Rifles, of Washington; the Mobile
Rifles, Tredway Rifles, and the
Busch Guards, of ST. Louis; the Wash
ington Artillery, of New Orleans, u
cavalry squadron from Milwaukee, st.
Louis ana other points, besides many
companies from Iowa, Illinois, Wis
consin and Minnesota. The display of
artillery will be specially fine, mortars,
Calling guns, howitzeIs and Others.
Some OF the troops arrived to-day;
others will arrive Monday and Tues
day. The programme consists of:
Tuesday, grand street parade and
dress parade.
Wednesday, competition company
drill for the diamond badges between
the Mobile Rifles, Tredway Rifles,
National Rifles and other crack com
panies.
Thursday, artillery and cavalry
drill.
Friday, agrand sham battle,
Among the prominent ones to be
presented are Gen. Kirby Smith,
Cows. Sherman of Iowa and Lusk of
Wisconsin, with their staff; Gen. Glib,
bons of the United States army and
Gen. Carlin OF the United States
army. There will he many people In
atten lance. Over three hundred mu-
siciaps have been engaged. The en-
campment will be unaer the direction
of Commanding Brighten. Z. >.
Bentley, /. n. g.. of Dubuque.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-15
KILLEEN.
Local Option Election = The Heated
Term-Pers0nal Mention.

Special to the Gazette.
KILLEEN, June l4-Local option
was held to-day in justice precinct No.
Z, the result of which is as follows:
Killeen polled l32 votes, 40 for, and So
against.
Warren polled 81 votes, 45 for, and
IL against. This leaves only six ma.
iority against, with another poll to hear
from which is likely to go for local OPP
ton, but cannot be heard from to-
night.
DIR. Risk of Memphis, No., is stop
ping in our city few days for the ben
eft of his health as well as looking
after investments.
The weather has been clear and hot
several days. Thermometer registered
SO in the shade to-day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-15

MsAn-eurar cured hnmu. ,.c, soon.
paoon. iSo. no. bacon. ioiec, n ~ A., y. ~ ~
OK. ''>' ''N'' 'V's''' o. " 'is sa''
IARp-Tiercea. qxo. al and SIN ,nns arc
AID cans, gl.o,; ION cans. loc. An cans ioc.s
3 % cans. loltn wv '""'' iVu's'
CorrEK.-Commou lie. orJinnrv. ,,,s,
fair, i2o,: prime Rio. lsc, .fans~ H., IN,
coyernment lava pclsc .'""''' wv "'u
TnA-Imperiai.s sb,aJ, ,unpov,.r mann
BuaAR-Fine powdered. 6bla, pise', do
half.bbis. IOc, cut LOAF e,se"" y,yrar,,,ni'S
standard sisct Inniai1na ,rsan,,, IA ~, ~
standard x. Sc: ehoioe whitn s, vei,n,s az ,si
Ned. 7I,aSc, 'N''" '''''''
Rfor-Ionisiapn. g17c
FfsU-Mashere Inn Lits Nh {, a, m. NJ,
4 a. .Oy half bbls.. No. l. a, ~. M %" NJ.
White fish, No. l. hlf. bbis' al aS M q ssyS..
Dried hcTrings. per hos 400 t,nd nsh, Az u
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-15
GRAHAM.
Pupils Suspended for Attend,n, . s..,-

rup''s suspended for Attending Show,
correspondence OF the Gazette.
GRAHAM, June Eleven pupils
oil Prof. Dowell's free school were sus.
pended yesterday morning for attend
Ing the show Tuesday night contrary
TO the rules governing the school. but
ON account OF extenuating circum.
stances IN one case and the supplica-
lions OF several ladies, n miss of four
teen was reinstated by the trustees.
frot. Dowell has won golden opinions
from the citizens here for the deep In.
terest he has manifested In the school
lor ten months, and his action, rs well
as the action of the trustees In this un-
fortunate affair Is approved. The
scnooi closes Its session with public
exhibition tomorrow night.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-15
bribery Trial.

CINCINNATI, June 1.-THE skeleton
OF boy was found In pond in Avon
dale this morning with a rope around
his neck and stone tied to the rope.
No clew to his identity.
The case of Campbell, the attorney
in the noted Berner trial, charged
with attempting to bride a Juror, went
to the jury at noon to-day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-15

Peruvian, per pound. soae--, borax per H.
l6S--. bi.csarhonate. OF sodn, Eng, 60 COP.
perns, per u, api; castor oil, v gal. S5a,i 10:
noitlcd Per 70. nov; crcasn tartar q r. 'u Ucp
pound, ssSi chalk, lrnp, rer pound, 2;eS,
ehcmcl, p w, pcr pound, 7cssso; cslomci,
nnglish per pound, 1901 ~; chiorai by
poaition powder, saayo, doyers powders, Is,
EPSON salta, per pound, aeob; Rufn opium, per
pound, shst 70; gun camphor, TAcs: NOR
sl1pt auinino, p. a w, per On. / wool ID
German. nor ca. snebi ss pctaeh, bromide,
taats iodide. IS: elaborate, haags Alum, ic.
Flour sulphur, t0pho., Essential oils, M. louis
list; strictly rurc white lead, 7 10; Patent
medicines, rebate list; y. u. fiuid extracts.
rs per cent. on; Prescription vials, pcr case.
so and Ia per Ct, or, do, bruk on M par et, OF,
Lard oil, 1oesso. nismntl, sub. nit, 90. All.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-15
MARSHALL.

Special TO the Gazette.
MARSHALL, June 1.-THE an
nouncement of the serious illness
Alex Steadman of your city CAUSES
much sorrow amongst his old friends
In this city. u, NJ
The members of Marshall lodge, NO.
% r. & A. NJ, met last night. Ihe
following were elected for the ensuing
wear: II. p. Hawley, w: NJ; w; hon
sscut S. W.; w. D. McFarlen, J; w;
d. ]. Fry, treasurer, and W. Heart
The remains of Ed Whitaker, who
o,ed ut the railroad hospital IN your
city. were inferred here today.
The weather is growing very warih'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-15
FOUND.
MY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
LAND FOR SALE.
'1O MONTAGUE COUNTY LAND
y ". IL JnIrkJs,r>Ny

''OAopSTAeUE COUNTY LAND
~ 2. JOHNSON
- ND and COLLECTING ACT,
Il tAgne County, Texas.
n, sItrao loeacre tracts, adjoining
~ m Smn ted about four miles east
MAJ A. en'on Creek; rich bottom
[bllIvssy ACRES OF each tract In good
1sn son, twenty-four acres more
nj, nhearly all we'll fenced. Inn
r>tkhoru average house 24x36 H.;
M ma good barn, 2ix86, With
/ lac.isaa below; granary, CRIB and
IA NJ" peach orchard two acres)
.hlilrlons of each tract not Gull
knl Seled. WIN sell with grow
[nd "a acres wheat, 10 OF oats, "a OF
ilsins ~ y. cotton Terms: $40 per
eJtsa,Wyove; at least half or more
Nd n, ume on balance. One of the
M sfnsces IN Montague county.
.lIAesss uA,ed about four and a half
n nj. ol Bowie: fifty acres In
=, hy.nve acres in good state or
lnins. xnee OF tract wall fimhsrad.
hkrn loo frams house, good
IN on, ,oes. erin, stable, etc. At
asly stocs VI tract Is good tillable
nlk: A. water within three-ouar-
Deptnne range on east between
vlth s,n Creeks. VIII Sc / grow.
wi gnce II purchaser desires;
y and ~. % head sheep, IS head
INA etves aud some hogs. A
a. an ~ the I.oveles, pla 70, sit
INA ~ half- niles from Bowie,
II scnset, on Big Sandy Greek.
ience ~, state OF cultivation, 80
- tii,a vsHlance iimbsr-noariy oil
ak as ne land. Good average
uslls usIaaadlng two dwelling
'o's' etc. Terms reason
"a -. ". pnlmproved lands in
my, tnsoiniug counties; also
spss ~u''ness and rssideuce. APP
NJ E.ts,. . z. g JOHNSON,
halis ~ and Collecting Ag't,
'n'syns County, Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-15
Sc. Louis.
Special to the Gazette.

Special TO the Gazette.
ST. LOUIS. June ii.-wheat-Tbere was a
great deal ofact!vity In the wheat Market
both In futures aud cash. The shorts covered
at lively rate, and prices woke mp. How
ever, this bull spirit did not last. and at the
close the market was weak, with an advance
ofk only. 1870
Corn futures were dull. az orders were
scarce and traders would not do anything
The close was weak and A0sz lower.
Provisions market dull with prices IN
changed.
Cattle market quiet ON account OF 'he
scarcity OF offerings.
Sheep slow.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-15

picw doublstrces, per .tcscn so,, nt,s
w Vs, sc1 rsr s3ns sr az 4 door iosks
aSor butts, ssnd 10 per cent, on: ont Hux
unncd mcks. y Per cent Oh; cofisc mii.s. 81
on: carriage hcits, sand 10 Der S~nt ~
piow bolts, Is Per ecnt- OF, pierc tin Varss
= PER cent 9m: deer stamped verc, "a ~;
on' lapanned warc 10 yer cent sd. II ~''-'
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C0rsicana.
Special to the Gazette.

special 70 the Gazette.
CoRsIcANA, June l4.-Sixty thou.
sand pounds of wool have been sheared
In this county this spring.
a worlds fair association for the
county was organized to-day with
Capt. J. Il. johnson chairman and IL.
A. Halbert secretary.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-15
Bellevue.
Special to the Gazette.

cPeci'h W tnc tareue-
BELLEVUE, June II. Mr.. Barnhardt
OF Nebraska left town Thursday on
his way home. He bought of Messrs.
Smythe 4 Ray 500 head of one and
two-year-old steers, paying Sll for ones
and SIS for twos, which he shipped To
his ranch in Nebraska. He also
shipped fifteen car-coads OF stock cat
Tie from Kaufman county to this place
Kansas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-15
naravArs.

BAR IRON, o %; -norwsy. Sol; No. n /
snss. iron s ,I mo sssss ,Icn s sc;
l1c; No. 4 X DO. i5sS axas Ioodng un, siia
timers wire, 10 per cent, on; unner's stock
forty per Gent or cook stoves. WIZ sssIs
WOOD work. Wagon Axles. W. xsl o.;
tongues, eOcf9sl goi singletrces q 10 bols!eIs
Donbietrces. % 2b9ss %; neck Jokes, &004
400; plow beams, Hkesc.; pillow handles. u y
NAILS. % 70 leg. bssis iod..-suEden hors
shoe, per Lsg, y q; rsrhin. AZ: y y. Waik'
ern h6fss shoe nails, No, &C.. No: 8. Nc. NO
:. r. Ne; e. NJ NJ ~ I Ho q. AZ IA ~
iss IT,. 90 az 80 &c. e.. NJ NJ. ~. "a.
az xx Dc IA 4. psl dozen. = 500 g. Iels.
es0eNs y l Hsssssnssck, y Ge'ei boy's
iR3sEi:SRiGERAT0Rs.-No. ] Climax. si7op,
No. 2, DO, els y; No. do, ~ !; No. I do.s ~
SEIE4s.oy s.;.,, sA: s =: s..,r'
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Bank Statement,

CHARLESTON, w. VA, June a.
The assignees of Hageman 4 Co. say
that an approximate statement Just
made on the state of the banks affairs
shows the liabilities of the bank to be
about $4,000; nominal assets about
sic 600.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-15
~.nsss CITY.

~snsss CITY.
Special 10 the Gazette.
KAssAs CRY. June live may call y
holiday. and stop there.
Provisions are dull; no market
Cattle, no market; no supply.
Corn, active and shade higher
PRODUCE.
KANSAS Cry. June It.-WHKAT-ss pio
cs.sil: July aud August ~.
CoaE-IiN cash: ~ July; 10 Augus'.
OATs-.2sX bid
Lfvg sTocK. "A
The Live stock Indicator reports,
CATrLE-Rscsipis pl6. native steers Wv 70
1870 pounds. ~
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Now Orleans.

new oRLEAvs, June II. -oorroE =
spot closed sLeady.
BALES, 30.
Low Ordinary s; Ordinary . IS; Good
Ordinary 10 3-s: Low Middling Il; Mid
ding .I5-lo: Good Middling II v-lO: hiddling
Fair II 10 TO-; Fair i2 $40
Futures closed steady, 2@i points lower.
Augusta points lower.
Qalaa I'd ion.
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The Bar Elsewhere.

HOUSTON Il HENDERsoN-W. n HorJs.
IL ton, N. Northumberland and Land
AAgSnE Ofice In Bank building, Wichita
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aaivebtop.

GRtvcbton.
GALVESTON, JuneIi.-corros- spo, closed
quiet, l-I6lower.
Receipts, ~ bales.
Sales, none
Exports coastwise, 22g.
Stock S,i5S.
Ordinary on; Good Ordinary. loIl; Low
MiddIing II; Middling ,lk; Gcod Mid
al ng nv; alidling Fair lIA.
Failures opened steady on first call became
weak on scfond call md closed barely steady
at 10 points lower.
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ri.n ana oys,er.,

Red .hecphcad and trout, per pound, is,sc.
dressed catfish, i2Ae.; dressed huffhlo loo.
baltimore Diamond brand; D,a-
monds. ~ 70 per dozen; Select, o. 20 doscn
Ma'ngorda, voc. pcr 100; Berwick hay, q %
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Denton.

special 70 the Gazette.
DrNToN. June 1.-THE good wealth
er Of the past week has made ea u; laf ,nwn
very active and but Few arc ~ so " !,
TODAY. Harvesting Is progressing
rapidly. and many have found ~ i me-
essary TO work In the fields all night
and Sundays. 80,
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rev Orleans.
PROVISIONS,

EhoNieioNf
Nks ORLEANS. June u,-FrouR-Dul
and lower; hign grades 25s15 10.
CORN MEAl.-Scarce ana higher, commands
35ff3 10.
PogK-Quiet but steady.
BULK hEAT3-Scarce; active and firm.
shoulders GN; long clear and clear
ribs.
BAcoN-1n good demand and steady;
shoulders byk; long clear Va; clear rib 10.
HANS - hoice sugar cured canvascd
higher. l9tbi3l4,
WHtsKY-Steady and unchanged.
CoFfEE-Steady with moderate demand
suGAR-Dull and nominal: common TO
good common, 3C3SA.; fair TO fully fair, 40
~, prime 10 choice, 5a5l4. yellow clarified
$685.; graduated ~.
MoLAsstS-Dull and unchanged; common,
20 centrifugal, lT,a2i; refined, 2Sd,a5.
RICE Quiet but stcndy; Louisiana ordi-
nary To prime, 1914.
BRAS-Dull and lower: s..
COTTON SEED OiL--Firm. crude 8S@pSl.
PRODUCE.
CoRS--ln mode rate demand. 90. white 50.
OATs-iiigher and scarce; choice iiehib,
HAY-Dull, quoted. prime 10. cnoice ~.
SIGHT EXCHANGE.
NEW OnLRANs, June "A sight exchange
on New York, 60 per 600 promiuI..,
sterling exchange Is. b. 81.
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HACK LINES.

/. uowr. MINERAL w ~ 49,! fd Con.
- EasSS SOa e "a Il.:P; . SSnai:s
Cosd xith III trains and !: pT Ppon 81 special
tt ~ sI with teams 70 ~
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RosS 4 ROSS, ATTORNEY .AND CONN
street. Fort Worth, Tex. '"''u'ns' Main
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COLUMN.

,.r this head will be in.
~ W. :, ave cents a line, each
h ~ ~, = 70 the line. No adyer-
soIS lass than Is cents. Par
A. ~ I'VE no running account
I iuncc. --------------
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uLE-MIsCELLANkous.

tIsANp DELIVERY WAGON
I, 4 naroess. Apply to Mon.gom-
II Fourth and Houston streets.
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Sales, 5000.
Liverpool.

LIVERPOOL. June --cpTTor--spot closcd
with free offerings; quotations unchanged.
Yesterday. To-day.
Ordinary. ...........- vio IN
Good ordinRry.....-s
Low mlddifpg. ..... 4 ~
Middling upiauds... f.l6 OI-l1
Middllng OrleanH... GD-lB v1O
aaios 7.0g3. American 5000.
Exports for speculation loo
Imports, 2O00, Americanicl
Futures closed easy, one 70 two points
lower.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-15
sulphur Springs.

'v SrIpHuR SPRINGS. June l4;GFe,
~ . pnrns. a colored man, was killed
i na IL mint Of the 10Th In the south,
u ,.ss W. corner OF this county, aud several
me 49, citizens were arrested Dy
Sni.s Fsrouson and brought ia to-
snu nharged with the killing, and are
Gay, undeyroing examination.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-15
rurniturs.

foadsteads, imitation wsinni
wood seal, y dos, Is 1901 %; cans and rsLiar
Childs and rockers. " ooGi2 80 large rock Ing
ibG Mirrors. arch tops Y dos. 2eoTl2n
Tables. round, s200zeS6e; fsll leaf, f261z5 O
Hafes, each. 3 259I %; Bnrssns, ts b0fsO q
wash stands. Il 2sssS ~ bed springs, u 7ee7 70
baby Carriages. ~ 509D
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-15
TELEGRAPHIC MARKETS.
New York stock Market.

MONEY.
NEW YORK, June lt.-Monoy lX92 closed
offered NJ . prime mercantile paper II, b.
steady ut q; sight exchange 4s7.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-15

NEW YORK. June it-ELouR-Dull.
WHEAr-Spot lots Ia higher. Options
opened urn and advanced L. TO S. later
thoy were weaker and closed showing ieac.
tion of l-S 10 l.2; No. 2 red egs.Cni 0iil.
'oRN-Spot lots v TO | higher. options
opened l!2to rs better and closed with rc,c-
ton OF lSto IL; No. \. 81 l.2aDSi.1 steamer
ol l'2aBl 81: No 2, % l-ieneSS4.
CoFrEE,spot fair; Rio dull options dull
and slightly lower.
sales, 30 bags
Rio MOI,
su,s 49,, 20
SNuhunt'''''s' y sottn 10
s 81
PROVISIONS.
suGAR-Dull and weak; centrifugal 90; test
bss; refined stcadicr.
MoLAssEs-pull and lower; Cuba 80 test
RICr-Quict but firm.
WooL-Unsettled.
ponK-Dull and weak: new mess i0s.
BEEF outlet and weak.
LARp-Wealt; spot e5Sos 20.
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.,ov wANTED--MALE.

WANTED BY A YOUNG
D., v,fa in an American family.
~ VIZ themselves generally USE
Es'o riek, Fort Worth GAZETTE
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Special ADVERTISEMENTS,

Members of Fort worth bar.
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Hoos-Rcceipts 60 Q. 4 aaas 40.
changed. VIZ
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-15

radies approve Of your smoking
Little Joker"
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',s,rp-MALE HELP

:. ury WITH GOOD MORAL
Nv Nae sn cau deposit SIS security,
W WI for The Union News Co.
=. depot.