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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-15
KEELY'S ALLEGED MOTOR.
The Great Invoutor OF Yet Ret Ready TO
ParalyEs tho World.

lhllade phin Press.l
The directors of the Kelly Motor
company met yesterday at noon, at
the Office Of the company, on Walnut
street, above Ninth. The meeting
was an adjourned one, and il had
been the hope of the directors that the
alleged inventor would have COM
pleted his my sterious motor by the
last of the month These hopes were
doomed to disappointment, however,
for on Sunday last Edward. j. Ran
dali, president of the company, re-
c.ivsd the following letter from Krely:
Dear Sir: 1t is with much pleasure
that | am able to state positively las
regards the mechanical that the first
nf the coming month will find all thor
oughly completed, and there will be
nothing left but setting up the trans
mitlive procesf, when all lab0rs will
terminate, pr, operative To operating
and showing up the specific qualities
OF the perfect vibratory engine. AS
regards the time necessary for this line
of graduation tits hardly possible TO
determine; it may bc q matter of only
few days, and perhaps few
weeks will be required to ac-
complish it, but, taking into consid-
GRAFTON the perfection of the different
devices now ready to facilitate it, L
can confidently feel that the final is
SUE Is nigh ut hand. / would suggest
That. some arrangement for hiring u
place with ample accommodation for
al exhibition should be made at an
early day, as the existing one liz too
limited 10 show to proper advantage
what Will be shown. l would like TO
nave accommodation for at least three
hundred guests. If you will kindly
turn your attention 10 these require
niehts ! will do all in my power TO as
sist. 1 will notify you at an early "A
usy rs possible when all will be com
pleted.
Please notify all parties that there
WIZ be no receptions after ending OF
present month. Very truly yours,
:, JOHN w. kEELH.
Mr. Randall submitted this letter
Yesterday to the directors, and IL was
resolved without discussion, in view OF
Ine statement OF Keely, and the " evil
utnt early completion Of the work, " TO
aolnufn at the call of the president.
MT 1reen went into detailed eX-
p,anallon OF the state of completion oi
w.. tor, ana said he had the great
~. hopes of the success of the inven-
ION. President Randall said he be-
neSeu keely would become the-great-
40; nan that ever lived. Mr.. Green
sa na pr ketly intended to work night
niuu nay until he had completed The
ii o,o and the application of the
ni ,e aud that no one, not even the
a will he allowed to visit
mo- WORKSHOP until the attain
, ;h en.oI This end. Nj Green said that
Thar onpany has no debt, and thai
s'e are yet available between 1900
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-15

corn, sl.ic6i.GE Groom pcns, sl.s5; Gorse-
berrics, 81 .5eslto; kaspberrles, !. 30 ~;
,ystors null weight, ~, II Is; n, sllt; gnt
weight a., ssc;- = D.. si,Sf salmon. T.,
ei.Sjdrl.7D: Z No, s----------: Mnckerel. D.,
N,ls5A 49,; snrd,nes, American, 500 sase;
imported, sla.so@la 20 case; Strawberries, ~,
sl.2i@i.sQ; Blackberries, sl2b: Green cages,
So EAgle Condensed milk, ssec; crown,
1926 Swiss, $3.50,
per do en-. Soc; 30. do, 81 so; lb. do, s. %;
Observation-Disclosures, 4,sc. Soap, common
'.Sc German olive. sAc; Candles ,ss r.. poIes.
3iuelng, yO6l W lS1en. ColeinKn's l.4slaro,
il,iO0s5.sO dozen. Maccaroni, imported, l5cn;
Aiderican, si.00 box. Buckets, two hoops,
D.ln dozen: well brnheta a. doyen. pronn,r.
~ .7sass ssdosen brilliant oil, bills, 2oc.; Eu.
pion, do sc; do, =, cas- =, So 30 Brilliant,
S .ases, So 80: do, l.i1.cases, 81 %.
FLOUR anard's Royal Patent, IS 20
. bDl.; sacks, 81 600 v luV Ds.: No. Texas
per 100 lbs. s., No 2 81 IS, No 81 50. Corn meal
Der bushel, 6jc; Hominy and gifts, v Dbl
s. 90; Oatmeal, y hall Dbl, 81 as; Crack cd
wheat, eh, tic: Crackers: X soda, 8enc., Ak
soda. 6Sdac.; XXX soda, 6lSc; cream &C.; gun.
ger snaps, Stsc.; lemon creains, Sxc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-15

crcmp'oyrca' of minors to permit their
I've, or health 10 DC endangered, or morals 10
become depravcd
Tne senators opposed n tho bili-Messrs.
Titus, Fassett, Esty, 1hacher and Mccarthy
held that the bill was unwlse and impracti-
cattle; that II would prevent the employment
ofhpys In all fictori, and would cause u
good deal OF misery among number of iami'
Hes throughout the tate Then to holdown
cfS of irrtories responsible fNr the accidents
my ieI or morally to which boy arc liza.
Aie MAS thought an unrsasouablo dueuinc.
Senator Fassett asked whether the owner OF
a factory who was away ut home, leaving his
factory In charge ola superintendent could
be held responsible for what might happen
TO boy there employodc Senate Gilbert al.
mitted that In his absence the owner was
not responsible. Where he held owners 70.
spoy STOLE was when they vii fully caused or
permitted the minors life or limb 10 be IN.
dangercd
senator Gilbert hasa queer idea or the In
ternal workings OF u fac DRY. He evidently
thinks that mill owner would take delight
hiring small boys and placing them In
some dangerous place 10 be chewed up by a
machine 1.-THE senator Is much exercised
abb 1.-THE factory boys morals. let him intro
duce bill to abolish the dime novel pub.
fishing houses in New York city. and every
superintendent In the land viii thank him
81, cerely. The bright small, boy in modern
factory of to-day is one OF the most indcpend.
ent and happy members OF the manufacture
Ing fraternity, and is In little danger OF being
hut, either physically or morally.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-15

LUDBEB-Rough lumber, boxing, u incbop
and under, first-class, s2i; shipping JSx9, gs1:
boxing and flooring, clears, Is; thick ceaTp'
"a and Ia, 81, rough lumber. second cIass
SIS: iost and scantling, culls, sl5
SIpISG-First common white pine $40 10.
6ecOnd do. 80: third do, S25; poplar. SD O00
n 81; N, tive pine ~; s22 80; do *, SIS; nativ,
rough, $500.
DRESSED LuHBER-Boxing u Inches ana
under, $50 0c@9& W; do lsx3, $40 O0s98 90;
scQntllng, Joist or any common lumber
s25 O0NS %: boxing over IL inches, $1,000
81 W; thick clears, "a to and q $40 0O63sl CO.
second class. any kind. S2l O0G23 5D
DRESSED And MATCHED FLooRfEG-Flrst
GLASS; 32S; second class, e2I.
WnIrEPINE FURSIsHIH0 LJMBER-Ik, Ia
and Inch white pune, $40; inch do, se5.
CEILtHG.-BKADED OR PLAIK--First conn
mon white pine. ~. $3.50. I'd do $40; 9d do, s2s.
poplar, ", 9.I ODeSyT.5D poplar. X e}2 5ltG8j OO
uaiivepin. ", $3.50: do, u, e25.
POPLAR LuHBER.--IH, IL, and inch, t5,
do inch, $50.
sHIs0LEs- White pine A, 81 do shaded A,
H.25. do extra No. !. $3.50; cypress, best, apy
brand vs.: do No. 2, ei.5O do No. q 81. so. native
sawed heart, SEE saps, s,.25.
P;cgErs..Wh pine, dressed and headed,
square Or Hat, 81 yellow pine do 81; lath /.
81 2JDiT5.
LIME, CEMEsT, ETc.--Lime, Austin, says
per Dbl. Cement. Louisville or hosenaie $3.50
per bbi.; Portland. SO 81 per Dbl. Plaster Paris
New Narh NJ Michigan. IS per hi,
BRTCR..I Ire proof, 81 so pei NJ,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-15
Saddles, unrness. Etc.

RKIRTING.--No California sltirtlng pel
roll, ilc.; No. California sslriing per side,
i3c.; No. fair heIDlock, clean, good stock
IOc.; No. 2 llir hemioclt, no oil, 3sc No. /
oiled hemloek, clean fiesh, 37lsc.; No.2 oiled
hemlock, 8bc.
HARNESS LEATHER No. | Ohio rnadI.
nm and heavy weight, SC; No. Is Ohio me.
diun and light, S'c.; MOL hemlock, ale; No.
q hen,lOck, ;}Oc.
BLiND BRiDLEs.--No. 4, 4 com, se~ed
n, iper dozen. S. so; No. 10, x bike. i'm, pigeon
why, PEI don, 81 90; No. ~. q do, sl6 o.
RIDING BRlDLEs.--. In. blk. or dii donb.
head curb bits, siu 40: u do. fancy front do
81 %; 4. In. long rein do, SIS 20: u in ,loub
aud stitched front do, extra cnrb 1iii $3.50.
FILIINGs ~ In. short rein, biz. or fair,
sS so, z do blk or good, 81, 60
SADDl. f.s.- No. stock Cheyenne. Llama
poe cts, $40; Number ~ ditto less the
pocket $50. No. loose lsc,d. coarse sun
tree, s2l; No. loose riyit q do, go; No:
colorado. genuine short Frieseke tree, %; No
TO- tied, coarse, Sl2; No. ~ do, Stlii tree, o
No 80. stitched. full rig, rose tie 80 30; No.
~ tackled, do. do. 81; three d;arier and half
rigs, iuen'A, $5egS; do, boys Sjg5.
HARNESS w AGON ~ w, ~ and n. inch
long luz, complete collar, brides, lines,
tug, complete, BIC 90; ~ inch. hand, oak
stock, hort tug, compete, si7; ~ inch hat
sPUH5.--Elrexa No. ., chased. per dozen.
N25; indianola, blued, per dozen, 81 20,
Mexican. two " three-in IA rowels, y SOD rs,
LEGGINs.--No. !, C-l. stv lie, calf, -; No.
Cal. style KIP leggin leather. V 90; No 2 do,
u Mo-. old style kip do, " ~.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-15

WOOL Medium, according 10 grade, guaiii
and condition, iTis 10 2Oei fne according &
grade, quality aud coDIitlon,l Is 10 70; coarse
according 10 grade q atty and condition, u
to lsc; Mexican improy d according 10 grsd'
qualify and condition. IL To ID; Mexican, &C
cording to grade, quality and condition, Il
to IA: bury. less, according 10 amount o
burrs.
HIDEs-No. iJheavy Mint, dry y 10 Ne: No
2 heavy hint, dry, 4. n i2c; No. 4. Hight flint
a b I3c; No. Z, light fiint, AN l0c: bulls ans
heavy, damaged, q n sy5c; calf skins and bad
ly damaged, u n ia6c; green salied, sound
i. n 7c; green sailed, grubby. y ID Be; butcher
green, 4 ID 51Sc.
Funs-skunk, IOa2Oc; raccoon. 2oelOs
cayoies, a@ooc; mountain VOL, Ibc@.i Ios
1Oll25c.
rELTRIss- Nominal, season over nes
skins, n ~ 2liG26; antelope skins, y ID lD@ u
GOAT skis, each 1908: sheep pelts, aocordln.
70 amount NJ wool, 2Oc4eup; shearlings,. &c
nording IN AMOUNT OF wool, iOGi5c: Mekioai
sheep IeltB, = 0, sGl9c; Mexican sheep pelh
Improved, ll0l2s Mexican sheep sherlings
30.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-15
Hard ware.

BAR IRON, 81 IS Norway, &c: No 2, II
shoot iron. sac. No, ~ q sheet iron, 6l.c,:
galvauzed shectiron n6D'0isc; No u ). soda
l7c. No. y do, l5c,; 2iXg4 roofing tin, sIi I'D
@l550 Xix 20 and lcNiI pat. do, 81 76as so T:
Tuner wire, 20 per cent on, tinner's stock
forty per cent oil: cook stoves, with ware
slu Co.'s 90; do with trimmings, So 5n0t5Iu0
WOOD WORK. Wagon axles. zoe 61si % /:
tongues, Nc@Sl 90; slugletrces, 81 IS boosters,
50c. spOkes 70 5Go 70; telloes, 81 S0225:
Douhletroos, So 2i@iO1; neck y0kes sYo0c,
2g,; pillow beams. 5'@65c.; pillow handles, 81 10
@2bl; handles. 9 76Q250.
NAILS. sf6i keg, basis lrd.-Bn'den horse
shoe, per keg, 50 81; Perkins do. SO rs: Walk.
az 40 $50 Burden mule, 81 81: Northwest.
ern horse shoe nails, No. jOc., No. =. nc. No.
q, BE, No. J, 2ic, No. x, zoe; Lakes" do, No.
1. ijc., No. o 2c.. NOD Pc, No. Z, 2 @ No. y,
2lc., No. 7, lee, Ma. x, Nc.
AXES-K.K. per dozen, 50 5Gdl0 co: Lakes
81 'C@95i; Hac.eHsack, So 5O@7 90; boys,
REFRiGERAToRS.-- No. ! Climax, sl7nO:
No. g, do. slS 80; No 0 do, s29; No. : do, SIS
No. q 40, SO.
Observation-Disclosures chains, az Ter
pair &C.; pillow eingletrees, per doz. 1925
pillow douOlcrees, per Dozen 500, stock
bells, - per cent. OF door locks, S32So0 90;
wood screw % and 10 per cent. Oft, l. = cast
door butts, 10 npd 10 per cent. of; cut and
timed tncks,2 per cent. oil; coffee mil X, 30
per cent. OF blind hinges % land 10 per cent.
or; carriage bolts, o. aud 10 per cent on;
pillow bolts, 81 per cent. or; piece lin ware
81 per cent. OF, deep stamped ware, 50 per
cent OFF: shallow stamped ware, 50 per cent.
OF; Japanncd ware, 30 per cent Off.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-15

CoRS Mrsie-.ou e, but stcndy at 255a . \,
vkk--.tif ddemanu; higher and scare,
old lSlSsSlsy,. o-w -.
LARD. Hig,er; u.rce refined az; tcs 10, !,
BULK MENT--Goud demand. higher and
scarce; shoulders packed : 20; long clear and
clear RIB H.
hANs-choics sugsr.cured canvassed steady
at l2l@ 80.
WHISKY Steady and unchanged.
CoffEE- Demand nc I've: firm; Rio car.
goes common To prime llepB.
stoM-lnll: unchanged: common tc good
cnhinon Ns@5; fair ~ full v fair 81 So.
A;white clar fed ~; g.anulated tx.
MuLAssEs- Fair demand; eady; c ntrifu.
gal lSdS6; common 21G29; fair 2slp2s; prime
TO choice asa iS.
RicR- Good demand; fi,m; Louisiana ordi.
nary To prime, isssp53..
BRAN-Fsir demand and flrmer H.
COTTON SEED OIL-Prime crude S6s.Q3I:
summer yellow tSOpi.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-15

and 1000 shares Of the stock of Tho
company. Another director DECLARE,
that he thought one of the best ls,s 10,
which keely could put his machinc
would lie TO crash his crtcjsers into
Jelly. This remark created consider.
ble amusement, and the hoard adjourn.
ed hopeiu and in good spirits.
President Randall was AT Eeel,,.
shop ON Thursday and made mn exnn,.
ina'ion of the progress being made ~.
Is confident that the great myst,,i ia
moler viii be compl,t Il within mr..
weeks. heely says, If he can only get
MS vibrator TO make one complete rev.
olutlon, the thing is done. Heretofore
mittent force,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-15

New York, February li.-Govcrumen,.
flrmei for as.
Railroads continue strong.
State securities weak.
The stock market was quiet, but specnla
tion exhibited strength. Sales were only
5000 shares, against $4,000 yesterday. II
was reported ths bull SYN iicate had a con.
ference aud intended to support all div dend
paying ocks Commission houses report q
fur her Increase OF outside orders for good
stocks and bonds. As compared with last
night, out of twenty-five leading active
stocks fourteen show gains of Ispss, six losses
Of az, and I'VE unchanged.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-15

,ns, feeds upon aver,
sss. : ,i %s ;,Es ss ss5 q &c v %f1
erred red, come Su,e well recommended
20 Office. ---------
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-15

Bark, Cinnamon, per pound. laG-c: bR,k.
Peruvian, per pound, 3lp--. borax per b,
l5@lS; bi-cnrbonate of soda per n, ienih; %
peras per ID, 2cI: castor oil per gGlion,l ESD;
(mottledl. per ID, SrDs; cream tartar. y. p, per
pound, d0a ~; chalk, lump, per pound, 2toi;
calomel, +. y W., per pound, 10000; calomel
drate. l 6Oisl 70; chlorofonn, VI 90. compost
tion powder, 3O@iU; dovers powders 25@;
epson salts, per p0und, sos; gum opium, per
pound, 80, gum camphor Ge9--.: morphine,
per on, 81 90 machine oil. golden, 5000;
guinine, p. Il W, par ~ iE@l ~; on'nina.
German. no. - 70. potash, brsmidc, 1910,
iodidt, sal 70; chlorate 25apz7.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-15

Meats OF all lunds are very arm, with an
asATs--,ugar cured mans, 1870; s,c.Cb.
Bacon 1870: \. &. bacon, TX; Long clear ba'
con, ~. \. q. dry salt, l0A, o.
LARD -fierees. l0l2c: ~ anf JDio cans, iV5sn
2On canH,n Nc.; TN cans lnHc on cans. nc;
orrns AND TEA.--coFFEr-commop
i2Xc: ordinary, 49,: fair, lic. prime i No
Ilsc. fancy, he; old government Java, SO5l
Arbuck les ArioEa, islzgiszc. -
TEA-lmperial, iOisdO. gunpowder, o0l9'y,
suoAR-Fine powdered, bbls. l0hc. DO.
baltbbls., lOAc; cut LOAF lOesc grannaa q, e.
| standard o. CO.; Louisiana granniaten, vc'eg
standard A s.asilo.: choice white. S6@ssc
| yellow clarified, sesAc.; open kettle.
RIcE-LouisIan1, o1f4pio. .,s ~,
Ffau-Macaerol. lob kita, No. \, ti:io; no
| q 81. 05: half bbls., Nh. |, TO0 NO. tgDo
| White fsh, No. l, hlk bills, T.2; NO, =, so.S,
Dried herrings. per box. aCe COD a. nsh; s,ac;,
bags. -; lake. 10 Mai hoop sbis'. sg'io
p9CS nSss I,'T GoyoSSDs.-Pricas per dozen PIN.
apples. standard. Sis: Peaches. slaniard,
lbs, ei,65; 3 his. t4,25qe2.1D: seconds, ma
81. iA q pa., S2l0; Tomatoes, standard, ~.
lilo seconds, 2hs.. =; ns., u.Sosi'aT ofesi
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-15

KANsAs CITY, February n.-WHEAT-
Lower; So. bid cash; SIS bid March; sJ1 bid
May.
CORN Higher; 42@I2I cash; 42% bid
March; 40 way.
oATs-Dull and nominal; 80 bid.
LIVE srUCk.
KANSAS CITY, February l4,-CATrLP-
Receipts ,2yl: feeders stronger; shipping slow
and weak: native steers OF ~ to IA pounds
average D. 1906 l254 feed. RS S0G5 -; cows ~
al ~.
SHEEp-Receipts 7?5; good demand for ma
tives Of IS To liz pounds, average Sodb 10.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-15
EMrlllLmre.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. imitation walnut
wood seat, y doz, 81 75lD7 10. cane and rattan
seat. S. O06D0 10; cane seat dining, ei2 OGGaO o.
Childs and rockers, s. O0d0l2 so large rocking
75O Mirrors, arch tops, 4, don, e2 gUcpl2 81;
fables round, e2O0a3 0. fsll leaf, e. b0GS5 so;
safes, each, e. 250DI 10; Bureaus, s8 5Oa20O %
wash stands, 81 2e5 ~ bed eprlnga,s2 1857 so;
Baby Carriages, s8 5000
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-15

Eastern 10 as and southern Texas stock
cattl about Two dollars per head less than
he above quotations.
The above prices aie for herds OF 1000 head
and upward. delivered ON the ira ~, and for
enIbrnc Il in the following territory: West
OF the Texas entral Railway north OF n line
drawn east ana west with Waco, aud east OF
"A line dawn north and south with Baird ana
sOuul of Red River.
stocks of cattle located IN Western and
Northwestern Texas from So 50G13i per head
each. counted. Difference IN price owing 10
cattle,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-15
st. LOUIS.
PRODUCE.


sT. LOUIS, February h.-FLouR-ouietan and
WHEAT opened unsettled; Irregular and
lower: No. red lO7lSG, o. bid for cash,
and March 10 April NJ May; 10 x June,
Gon Opened nrm and closed lower and
5lis April; 5'IsGoSs May;
UArs-L,wer and slow Mt 80 cash. 35L
March, 36A May
PROVISIONS
WHlsKY-Steaty at Ilb,
Torn MEAL Higher at2
Provisions held firmly, but the movement
wa, slow.
PoRK--Firm; jobbipg Is 50 asked.
BLK MEATS -Lcne clear 90 3l1O; short
rib y 80; short clear 10 U06DluO,.
BAvoN-Long clear D; short rib ~ SIX;
short clear 40 So hut generally held higher.
HAMs-Uuoted Mt lSal5ls.
LARD-hirm, held at go.
LIVE STOCK.
CArrLE--Receiptsl 3 o; steady FOR demand:
top grades firm: light shipping 5i0g5 IS;
heavy shipping 57rG7 10 exports 9 100. ";
corn-ied teNaus tO@5 10.
Chicago.
PRODUCER
CHICAGO, February h.-FLouR-ouiet
nrAT-opened active. and closed dull
unsettled; closed ~ under yes erday; febru.
ary si9s a5s.. closed 9lsF March ei1sae6.s
clio ed g5ls; April DO s@s55S, closed 9Ols; May
lol1s9l OlE, closed on: June luS@l ~,
closed 3; No. 2 red winter, Ol9 o..
CORN Fair; demand unsettled: closed &c
lower than y.sterdy; cash 5i9S05ijs; Fem
rrary 5iAG55% ~, closed 5is-@5i1s; April
3D.. @'6l., closed $50 May 6@6iy{.
OArs-Easier and quiet; cash 32s939Js;
February S2}s March S3lss3}4; April $500
SSJs; May 37ts@Ss.
MEAT
PoRK-Good demand; 1920 highe': closed
quiet; cash Is 2j6plS 37i$: February rs s.
March Is 253lS S2iS: May lsi7ls.
LARD Fair demand; opened lN0'2H high.
err rfceded 5GlT closed sjeader; cash mo
900 February loOoaI % Or; March 0 o5Qlu o.,
| April 10 u5d Il May 10 l5al0 81.
BULK MEATs-Fair demand: shoulders : 40;
short ribs IS; short clear 10 U09l. %.
LIVE sroCK.
CHICAGO, February H.-CATrLE-Rece
5000; dull llka 10 lower; exports ~ as 80;
good 10 choice shipping 1896 Is; common
10 medium 25d5 %.
SnEEP Receipts $500: brisk and firm; in
ferior TO fairs 0o9i -; good5 2G choice 40.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-15
4 BRIDGE Syndicate.

Des M"i,R-, Iowa, February u. -
y company las been organized with a
capital of ii tO1,000 to construct sec.
ond railway bridge over the Missis-
slpli river from Rock Island to Dav-
export.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-15

Refrigerator and Butcher Live Weights
BeeYes-Corn fed per pound. 4ail e
COWS per y bund,..,........"..8Am ~ @
Muttons--FalT fai muttous = ib......2X S2c
Choice per pound."..,",.""3 @sl4c
bOgS-feT pnhn i'.'.''"''.'','''': BltS'
STOCK hogs, or pOund..,u.,..,.-3l3G i e
Bulls and stays, for sausa manuiac.
turc, per pound. .........,.,. 2Ic
Grass cattle suitable for beef-none IN mar.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-15
GOVERNMENT sEcurIrrks.,

SIGHT EXCHANGE.
NEW ORLEANS. February "a Sight ex-
change ON eew York steady at 30 per 1000
premium.
Sterling b. b., 1863
COTTON RECEIPTS AT ALL UNITED STATES
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-15

Red sheaphead and rrput, per pound, l2JSc,
dressed catfish, 2lsc. dressed buffalo tic,
OhsTERs nltim0re Diamond brand; Dla-
monds - 80 per dozen; Select, $50 dozen
Matiig orda, 9Jc. per loo; Berwick Bay, 81 %
per lOO
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-15

Powder Blasting, y Reg, 80 80; Rine, 2 2J %,
s. 90; Rifle, = l21S ms. 70; Rife E6x ms 81 on.
ghot-S2 10 n sack; Ilnck shot. t23
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-15

The Rev Geo n Thayet of bourbon. Ind says .,', ;
/" Both Inys II and wife owe our iisos ~ 9
ioh's Con umpton Cure. n. bruh"'s :"
Co., wholesale and retail agents
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-15

PRODucE. 49,,
NEW ORLEANs, February li.-1rLouHsoo- 70.
Market active ami Arm; family aoV'
bi~h grades o l5d5O'. t.,. .esao
CoRs--In good demand and t.eauy' vo'@"'
OARS Good demanJ; higher at 19eH.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-15
PROVISIONS.

SuGAR- Firnler; refined dull ana weak; OIL
A d. cut loaf nd crashed $685.; cubes ,l'@S
MoLAssKs- Firm at j; test -. New orleans
30, 90 -,ns-
TALLow..-Q uiet aud steady nj 7-lOssl 8: 10
PohK- Firm and fairly active; ne" i"e"e 'o'
C,T lKATS Quiet and nominal.
LARD Heavy; prime steam io2'
MONEY.
Money. iha2: closed offered at ~: prime
,nrrcantile paper, 40 6is; sterling eAchahse
ID, steady, 4o519; sight DRAFT o.
LIVE STOCK.
NEW YoRR, f. b. H. = B.LvfsE necsl Nv,
nome no trading in beef attic; dre'se Oeei
AMI. iinht Va OI for ci y slaughtered lh~ss (
for common TO good wester1; me gem raj
tone u Inc market Is weak and nnsetue flo
SHEEP Receipts, l6G maiheit saods IA.
prime and extra sheep 05g' oD' eo'niioh W
CHI lambs JUng5 70.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-15

New York.
pnnntI(E.

New YORK, Feb. li.-FLouR-Firm.
wnEAr-;spot, weak; optsons o ,Ser al a ad
broke folly 10 IHc closing At the lowest
rates; ungraded red S7gl 10; No. red / %; NO
2 red 0iS , i,>a,/
CoRN-Spot = better options opened l29A
higher. mi lafer lost the advauCe, ana de
clln, d 4 10 4. closing weak; ungraded. o5s0';
No 8, G09G011; steamer, CT; No. 2 OSA. 900
PROVISIONS.
coFrEE-spot, fair; Rio steady; options
cpen-d coils lower, hut later reco'eren loih
tli- decline; closing barely steady.
Sales .2Jl bags,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-15

| csaS !. ppn,Y,sloMEDICAL
m oti " E houston street /
tdsas.sso1ss on BluG s. street re T.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-15
New Orleans.


GALVESTON, February li.-Co1Tor Re-
ceipls, net. Il; gross, -; exports, Great
Britain -; coastwise -; New York -
stock 1895.
spots closed firm and unchanged.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-15
3iLt-aisCELLANEoUs'

Rs AND BUhGLAR-PROOF
h The safe has been In use
plhs, and IS as good AS new. APP
SCr,hty al houses old stand on
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-15

|Oss u PHYSICIAN AND
~ i,, ny residence, corner
h.sSs lsaslight on cor
Een N and ! TO Sp. IN
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-15

gSsus,SSGlPATHIu peysI
sl'isse, ssss ss. . ol'lss AND md
6e.splone. No. Pn0 up
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-15

WHIsKY-Rectified ~ t0eolSo, m per proof;
sour mash, Que year old, 81 81 two years old:
81 oOas2 %; three years old 81 5oGo27 rs: fSncy
extra old whisky Sit05,
WIsKs-Claret. case.SS 5kDlOc0. ar per q nal.
lily; Catawba, ergallon, 300 So Port, a. 80
per gal, 81 6iSa5 90; White wine. In cases,
VI QO0l0 90.
CBAMPAGNH-9. n. Mumm q Co., Extra
Dry, $50 OOoDS 90; Heidslck, In basket, sG 0Ocp
" %, Rrug. In basket, SIS GNS30 no nomsstio
champagne, 81 0O@li 20. Geo. Goulet, eztra
dry, pints, 81 so.
ALK-Stock Ale per doz., 81 OOG,2 IS: Porter,
ger doE,, e2 O0t02 %
BOTTLED BEkR-St. Louis quarts, So co. pts
5l2 50. Budweisor quarts sl2 %; plnts el3 90;
jchlltE Milwaukee, quarts sl2 30: pints sl9 o.;
Anthony & Kuhn's, qts sl2 20, pints el2 80
II. Clausen 4 Sons che mpagne beer, quarts
sl2 %, pinta $3.50; Falk's.Milwaukee, quartz,
sllh0.