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Total.
THE CATTLE INTEREST

Next TO It's vast mining interests is the bo-
vine wealth Of Colorado. This great wealth
has grown up and accumulated 10 It's present
magnitude In the past twelve years. Prior to
that there were but few scattered herds, here
and there over the grazing fields of the State.
Below We give the number Of cattle and the
counties they belong in as near Ms can be
AZ p.ls
Delta chief., 1884-01-09
Piles! Plies! Piles!

Sure cure for Blind, Bleeding and Itching
Piles. One box has cured the worst cases %
years standing. No one need suffer five min
utes after using Williams Indian Pile Oint
as poultice, gives instant relief. Prepared only
for piles itching OF private parts, nothing else.
Mailed for 81. Frazier Medicine Co, Clevs-
land, Ohio
Delta chief., 1884-01-09

Solid ueB admir-, the beautiful. and this &C
counts In some measure for the thousands upon
thousands nf bottles Of Carbuliuc. the dcOdur-
lied petroleum hair rencwcr and dressing.
which have been sold yearly since itS invention
Delta chief., 1884-01-09

Niagara falls. Well. you wouldn'
expect it to run up hill. would you?-
Rochester Post.
Delta chief., 1884-01-09
INCREASE or IRRIGATION.

A. showing the rapid growth Of the irriga-
ti1u sys'rn in the agricultural counties Of tDe
state. We add the following, furnished by
competent engineer;
The mileage 1f pgw irrigating canals com
pl,tcd since june l. lSs2, and those still ut'dcT
ann.trnrtlnn nrcemher |. lsS9. g Is fnllowst
Delta chief., 1884-01-09
Denver Dolng~.

MIR, j. A. McBeth, Pacific Express
Office. Denver, Colo, was cured by St.
Jacobs Oil of an excruciating pain in
the neck, and also tooth-achc. One APP
plication did the work.
Delta chief., 1884-01-09

The Washington Hatchet announces
that prose and verse will be paid for at
the regular rates. and that '.the rate
for verse is death
Delta chief., 1884-01-09

Prof. Swing says that poetry arises
from the fact that man likes TO see two
things AT once" And yet all inebriates
are not poets Graphic.
Delta chief., 1884-01-09

A Frcnchman is teaching a donkey to
talk What we want in this country i
a man who will teach donkcyS not to
talk Boston Post.
Delta chief., 1884-01-09

Rev. Mr.. Beecher SAYS that f0ur-fifths
of the inhabitants of Heaven are wo-
men. Perhaps that is the reason it is
called Heaven. And perhaps not. -
NorristOwn Herald
Delta chief., 1884-01-09

This total OF nine hundred and fur'y-onc
miles al now canals win al hc complrted carly
tic coming spring ald VII bring under irrigt-
tIun ub'ui seven hundred th"ls and new acres
tlT cultisaiiau.
Delta chief., 1884-01-09

Barnum's white elephant cost him
S.jo.pOO. Many more costly white
elephants have been owned in this
cuunIry.-Iuwell Courier.
Delta chief., 1884-01-09

\ ruler over men never ought to be
rocked [Picayune.
Delta chief., 1884-01-09
.lls.01 tons.
COAL rROnt CriON.

While Colorado is rich In gold. silver, cop
per, lead and iron, Il also Is big In coal. In
quality and quantity II can vie with Pcnnsyl-
vanis, and discount Illinois any other one
state The yield for isss will be about as fol-
Delta chief., 1884-01-09

FLIES reaches. ants. bed bugs rats. mice, crows.
Cllrmuuks, cleared out hy' Rough on Rats" I5C,
Delta chief., 1884-01-09

"RDUGH on RATS" Cleans ont rat. mice
rl's- rIta=as== 1ad-l'ns~ ants. Vernin chIpmUnEs.
Delta chief., 1884-01-09
Strike at tie ..o> ic.


Strike at t.e e..O>- &c.
4 and disease stricken old gentleman sitting
chair, his physician being a his side
said the old gentleman treating
Ing and haven't good m of this
isn't strike at the of all my disorders
said the doctor DO mean exactly what you say?"
TO be sure l do said the venerabe invalid.
Well here goes! said
broke the brandy dbote which stood the
The old and excited but he had
ag the doctor Doctor iii hadn't been
would got into the habit of drinking.
In Prown Iron Bters strength the debtated
for the ard life f- lie brokendown.
Delta chief., 1884-01-09

Mother swans Worm syrup for rvsrtsh,
ls, TsflJssHcs WORMS constitution tastelcss. sc
Delta chief., 1884-01-09
THE CENTENNIAL STATE.
Important Statistics Of Colorado for the
Year 1883.
Denver Journal of Commerce.
GROWTH OF COLORADO.


Denver Journai Of Commerce.
GROWTH OF COLORADO.
Colorado now, in its Goth year, has a popu-
lation OF 3OO, COO and taxed valuation OF slio,-
900, 900 representing an actual property value
OF $500 000, 600. 1t has three thousand miles OF
railroad, four trunk lines connecting 1t with the
east, and one great north and south line now
in progress to connect II with tide water at
Galveston and New Orleans. For three years
It has taken the lead as the greatest producer
of the precious metals on the continent, while
each year widens the gap between 1t and Its
competitors. Ere the first of May next 1t will
have fifteen hundred miles Of irrigating canals,
twenty millions invested in smelters, two mil
lions In furnaces, and thirty-hve millions in
cattle, sheep and horses.
The area of the State Is In round numbers,
10000 square miles, or say G6, 100000 acres,
distributed approximately as follows:
Agricultural lands ds................ 5000, 900
Pastoral lands. Observation-Disclosures. 25,OO,0OO
Mineral and timber lands s.......... S,0O0OO
THE STATE FINANCES.
The state has no bonded debt.
Its assessed valuation is sl10, 1890.
Its total Indebtedness un November "a, 1883
consisted of;
Warrants outstanding. g................ s52i, o45
Certificates of Indebtedness. .......... ~, $50
Total.............................s5i8 s5i8,ssl
lAt revenue Hl the state lvt illt past ithI :
eollcctl,llc the present month CJanuary, lss4)
will amount to S5S3 l25.
Our State warrants bear interest At per
cent. per annum from date OF registry.
COLORADO SCHOOLS.
The State Superintendent of Schools
has made the following statement 'or the
school year which ended August 3lst last.
Total school population between years
Afu ~ wear O. sals 7ft7
Total number enrolled in schools. -.... .A, III
Number oTpupns between d years and IL
Nturs.+ 81 81
Number 81 pupils between wears and iG
Npars enrolled in sehu0ls.......--...r.S %, 49,
Average dbily attendance. -....-..-.. 10, il>
Total humber Of teachers. ,..,..-s...... N6
The ''tHl amount expended FOR school pur-
pose H. thc Statc, for the school yUar lss3 l.
SSiIHGl.Gl. Of which S2f5, $50 o. was FOR siics.
building and furniture.
fiia aiIt0uut Of the state school fund appurs
ti0urd 20 rs" counties this year Is Ss1,52+. ~,
BULLION oTTPJr
The table below shows the estimated
total output Of bullion for the entire State
during 1883 divided among the different c0un-
trz ns riaa1iy and fairly as the data on hand
would l.rm't. Gold, silver, copper and lead
arr included 10 the amount cr'-iitcd TO each
ff1fT-tr-.e
Delta chief., 1884-01-09

'sHuCuU-PAr3A.- QrIrE. camolste -are all
annoying bjdasy and Urinary Diseases, 81
Delta chief., 1884-01-09

VIZ Away Keep Pis5's cure foT Consumption IN
Delta chief., 1884-01-09

port will probably swell the number to one
million and half. The aggregated value OF
these animals will fall not much short OF thirty
millions
SHEEP.
1t is estimated that there are consid-
erably over LOCO, 600 sheep in Colorado to-day.
The number cannot be accurately obtained,
because, like cattle, there is no way TO esti-
mate the number of sheep in herd which is
scattered over a broad scope OF country The
assessors return the number of sheep now in
Colorado at S30,2lS, distributed among the
counties as foll0XR.
Delta chief., 1884-01-09

II has nov been but I've wears since the
manufacture of coke was commenced In the
State at ~ Moro, issS being the fifth year. Its
Yield. as follows:
Delta chief., 1884-01-09

Brown. Bronchial Irocifc- for
Coughs and Colds: Il 10 not see how it i pos
sihIr FOR public m4u to be himself in winter
without this admirable aid-"-Rer. II. N. D.
r,gtS, PDcIsssf. -VESs.
Delta chief., 1884-01-09
Total
iKoS ANp ooKE

Although iron exists In almost cvCry county
OF the State Il "a yet mined tn but siI to any
great extent. Thcse are a. follows, aud have
Welded in lss3 a. tci opposite their names.
Delta chief., 1884-01-09

hr table below SHOWS lhc ektimnltd
total output Of bullion FOR the entire State
during lsS-i divided among the different cOuu-
would l,HrmIt Gold, silver, copper and lead
aTp included 10 the amount cre-iitcd TO each
etsfg-ts-.a
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-27
seEcMl ADVERTISEMENTS,

Nteinbers Of Fort Worth ' aar.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-27

hvhHKR--NOugn lumber, boxing. N ,nenes
anu nnocr, nru t-olesa, S0e utripninq icrR 1cis
noAink aud nooring, clears, IS, thiof oles,e'
IN and M ", rough lumber. rncond rine-
VIZ; loiHt anu ecl,ntling, culln SIS.
htntNQ--E1rsi common white nina. Fsq Al,
second DO. So, third do. ss5. popiar. NJ M
q 81 ns ~ pine - ea2 50 DO *, Is: naive
pnnsxp LuHnHR- Boxing iginoh.u ana
unden No VN@& o. do kxs, e9t p0a% os
seAntlinF, ioist or any conimon iumbsr
~ VOeeN % boxing over n inches AL 40
" w thick clears, " tolfAnd q $50 ohaS1 III,
second clhea. any kind. taco
DltnsAKn AM MAruHnD FrOonfNa--Ffrnt
olhss, 81, second class, cal,
WhlfklfNR FuRNtnHINu LrYfFnnR--ik< II
anu mon white Pine, SO inch do fUS' ~
OkillN0-hKAnnn on nf.Afr--Firnt rona-
mon white piuc, y, es2t "a do 80, 9d do. ~,
poplar, ~, 81 olH23,be poplar "a ~ bn.s2, AZ
nailvopine, ", $780, DO ~, p83 81 =
A. f'Sr, ia, LgatnkR.-lk, ", and inch, ri
sHrNeiEs-- white pine A, Is, do snndeo A.
Ito. DO extra No. L, ei60 cypress, best, ANY
tiNnd, W. do No, y tt.60. 40 No, Is. N 10 ,Aoiivs
hAWeu heNrt, VS., anpu, tS.1A
tlukEri white pine, dressed ana hended.
s9as c. OF nat Z; yellow pine DO. s. iath.
lliMn, CKMENr, Eru--Iame. Austin. n. Il
per hhl. Cement. Iouiavilie or Roscnaie. "a
per hbli Portland, "a vs. rsr hhl' pinaier 1er,n
New York or Michigan. y 80 per bbl. piaatsl
BSIoS,-Fire-prooi asN perM
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-27

hAR IRON, o. 5Q--Nnrway, Sci No. ~ "A
sheet lrynl tgle.. NO "a q ahGet iron, 6gai
galvanized Hhcct iron, NQnl(o, No. N Z nnaas,
lcs No, u do, Ice, 2iHils rootiue TX giHt
9lD COZ ltNs0 aud lOxll pat do, W Tsesa soi
tinnern wire, 10 Per cont. on. unnerln atoek'
forty per cent, on, cook ntoves yith vgsTS'
Wy eVna9 WI Dor With trimminHa, tlf bOlfEOfn
WOOD WORK. Wagon aEles nlo mai mi,
tongues, lvcaotl pQi hingletrcef, el76. boiHtars.
sVN. spokeH ~ zoos % fCllooa, 6l kSlD1 III.
Doubletroen, ~ 2bWsp neck ydhea. alooS
ae9i p,ow beams, h0ioe6c.; plOw han dlos, I'll IA
@S5Qt handles, 1902 %.
NAILS. o. 10 keg, basis lOd..-Iinrden harse
hhoe, per nee, % ~ Perkins do, o. 20, Walk.
81 do, g 80, Burien mule, o. bO. Rortbweti.
sfn horse shoe nails, No. T. 800, No. 5. 100. No.
y 80, 10 I, 2io., No. y, 0O "Lahu'sN do, No.
"A &c. NO, ~ No. q s3e., No, Z, 400, No. :,
Nc.t NO, u 49,, No. Y, ldd. N''
AAFtt-K.k., per dnnon, ~ bndb,O 90, Iahain
,0o4es % heeaenHach. 20 bO95oO boys.
REFRloEltATORg mo. 1 Gilman. siyao,
10 10 z, aon sls 80, No. do, s2a No. do, Ell
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. chains. T. mar
pslr, tgIo;i, pillow ainplotroes por dor, M
pillow dOThletfoea, per dozen RO1s etnoN
BELLS ~ per cont. OH door looke, III qseSp IA
wood screws, % and 10 per cent. ofit III essi
door butts, 40 and 10 pcr cent. on. cut ana
timed lacks, ~ per cent offi ooffeo rniiis IA
per cent. oiii blind hinRoR, % and 10 per cent
oui carriage bolts, o. and 10 per cent an,
ploW bolts, 20 per cont, on, pioce tin Wera'
% per cont. on; deep stamped ware. Al nsi
cent. on shallow stamped ware 40 nor can't
uhi lapAnned ware, 30 per cent Oh,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-27

MGATa-sugar cured hama, i5c; Is. q. q. n.
BBscon' he; :. O.bacon, l2hc. no, dry hait,
fIsn- Maokerol, ION Rite, No. /. si.ls, Mo.
z, los; half bills, No. 4, 400 No, y. R6.Og
White iah, No. l. hlt bbla,, u 20; No, 4, tB.as,
Dried horIinRn, per box, foo. Cod ah; $40.
soio cans, esc.I ion cans. sssci Is ssns. ssol
coTTEh@common nc.; ordinary, ii,xo,
Iair. lxc,i primo RIO l9oi fancy, 10; old
TEA-InporlRl, slpUi, gunpovder, nam.
BueAn-Einc: powdered, bbia- we; do,
stan lard Sci Louisiana fTanuihted, 7xo.G~;
standard a. lAoi choice white 7,io; yellow
RIOE-IouislRna, 6a7c.
hALT-Coarse, In bRgn,' gl.253l.{l; flne IN
bnga, -- lake. Ia hHt hoop bblU, oll0
.S Sass ssnss$a z s.d SsE dS,sS PIns
lhn,i el.05. lbs, tl,25326O seoondt, 2 "a.
l.D; hn, y ~; Tomatoes, standard, Bn
g eaI SS &c ,6S,' z, ns; d., slSC Green
horriea, tl.5el,tQi kaspberrles, gi.60Di65,
oygteu, filll weight, D.. eilh; 2 f $50, Iighl
So Ugh , "a Co Z D., s.2oi sslmoa, y,
ti.S5ss -: sardinos. Amcrican. @6b sass
Imported, sb10 no cnAO: 3iraWbarTiss q NJ.
g!.s5bl ~ Blaekherrieq, $780, Green CAGES,
10y sll..ss i E;agle g9ndensod milk, NeOi crown,
BAKING PoWDEH.--sllyer Loaf IN cans.
Eer dozen, 800 IN, DO, u 81, IL. do, " col
susDsIas-fsiSrah, t<o. SOAP. common
sSo: German olive, $40, Candles, fuii bo1es,
IKE hhlyea, q; quartou, Q. Indigo, $50 n.
Blnolng, 909l.00 dozen. ColomRn'a mustard.
tl.4Oa9e5.b0 d0Een. haooaroni, imported, l5oD:
American, ei.00 box. Buckets. two hoopu
800 oozen.Well buckets, ss.0O dozen. BrOornn.
Bl.Ttlbe ~ dozen, brilliant oil, bbla., 2lo. fcus
pion, DO, Hlc.; do, % cases, IS 10: Brilliant.
20 caaeA, q 20; do, LA Oaana, 1882.
FLoun = btanardls ltoyal Patent, 81 90
= bbl.i sacks. u 100 y 100 ba.: No. ToxnA
per 100 lbs. -, No 2 81 T5, No 81 10. Corn meal
per buAhel. ESQ., HOminy and gritn, , Dbl
s. 90: Oatmeal, y hair bhl., * -; Cfaored
Wheat, VI, 20. Crackers y soda. 69<cba,, Xxx
sodE,7No; xxx soda, TI4p.. cream l0os gin.
ser snaps, 9n.i lemon creams, %.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-27

1ou1 mash, pne year old, u % two years Old
a. COCA ~ three years old " 6Qeb2 7ds fanoy
extra old whisky ef'e6,
WINI5--Jlaret, cAao,ls8 b1Gso00 ~ psTqu Il
ity: cAiAwha. per gallon. 700 col ron. 81 na
100, sherry per gall q 200s o0t Mhdcifn
per gsll,, q 'e0S6 " White vine. In oaSsa
CBAMFAaHz-.G. n, Mumm q Co., Extza
Dry, ~ 01DH o., Heidaiok, IN bAnkot, "a 90
p 90 Krne. IA beaket, eB 0)13so " Domosiil
ehAmpAQne, q D9lfO0. Geo. 0Ouict, sxtp
Ai:n-s.oek az. pr DOS, q Oes ~ Porter.
per dOx., e 1Q42 ~
BQrTLEp BKHR-. Lamps quarts, a12 %; pta
80 % udWeinen quarts 90 o. pints fi6 70
ErinDeay beer quartz, 90 v0 pinia tD 50
bchliiA hiIWaukoe, quarts gl2 %, pints ~ ~
Anthony a Kuhn'n, ats so %. plntA ei2 10
4. ClAzsen a Sons ohempagns beer guar
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-27

LIVE STOCK.
NKW YORK, sept 20 Reeves. Receipts
$40, including n Tor export, market declined
2l9M and closed weak, native steers 65a
8 SG Colorado native steers 4 60a5 UO. Beside
iorty-twO cars received direct for exporters.
several cars OF cnoice export steera wore
bought In the Yards ut o 50.
SHEEf-- Receipts iS0: fraction higher for
good; extremes. = SNat % for sheep; OOaS 20
FOR lambs,
fGnun--null.
NiuEAr--spot grades l% higher; options
opened ~ajk higher and closed hrn az best
rates; No. Cd, NSf; No red SSseSe4lt 90
toner S@ss closing as November SSebs9A,
dosing Saag.
CoRs--Spot nrm; opuons u shade lower.
No. 3, bS6t6 No. 2. b9dNlif October h9t<SQSa4,
closing Boy; November as3eatsss, closing $50.
and trlnc lower.
Snlea, 10 bags.
Rio No. -
october a.,....,sb tOuh Ol
November aud December ............. & 400
SuGAlt--EuTlish Island ~. ANTIQUE ~,
refiued quiet at IL granuiated 81 ba 7,lO.
MOLAssfs--Stoady.
TALON steady ate 10,
RostN--flrm.
TuapENrlNR--Du and easy 80.
poRN-FifM.
EEF-Unchangod.
Cur MsArs- Dull, long clear middling Rk
LARD Unsettled and lever, spot %: Octo.
Der Tia7 50,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-27

Chicago.
Special 70 the Gsrette.
CHICAGO, ssrt- 2a-Wheat market wis
airly active aud somewhat higher.
september corn iiuctnated, hut closed hieh.
err rnere was great deal OF &C ivity wit.
messed In bulk corn and wheat.
Pork and lard iutnrcs duh ana lower.
Cash meats steady and unchanged.
Cattle market slow on all grades excspt
choice Texas stecrs whica are In liberal sun.
ply, and dun prices ten cents lower.
sheep mhrketlowor and dull.
producer
CHICAGO, Sept %. = FLOUR - Quiet and
wnEAr-serlombe s6a55. closed y; oe,o.
BERT MS, closed s7sl95lis; November 5sai +,
Cons lash or sertembar si@7a, closed "a;
October oe9lgiSss, closed SolS; November t6S
@is,1. closed te's.
fRovmfoNs,
PoRE--C Cash 6'Gei6,s, october Il 90; for year
Lam : Cash na5 eS october as,sa7 es;
November lsAN7 IS.
suI.E MtArs-shoulders 6s; short clear
1870.
LtvN STOCK.
Drovers' Journal reports
Hoos-R Receipts, lSUO: eoa6 90.
CArrLE--R Receipts, 500; export grades 50
az or good 10 choice shipping, COOS So
common 20 fair 55GS7S reNans 4 0N1t %,
snrhf-Recelpts, SOW Inferior 10 fair,
] iSa2 ~ medium 10 good, 3 COOS So good "a
choice 9SNi To-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-27

sack, 20 ttnlupht por bbl, q -. TuTnipa
y Dbl, ~ %. fotnf, HIP. mod, bblH. 30; Inrrs
Lima bjfc.i m N butter. f5fqa5o, Piokisn
half hb-- med. 500; half hill. small. Is rs
Cheese, half cream. l9j1c.; full cream, i5c
Peanuts, lof Oder, haif-bbi, ~ ", Cab
PouLras HSns. S22b a 500 par dozen.
young spring ohickenn, q 1903 u; TuIkey9,
q 5oDiob 0i decas, $3.50 Gt5ji DUCKS. u 80
E0Os--PeT dozen, 1890.
Fresh country butter, choice, 20 q 20.
Creamery ,H5tsa75fc.i old butter, 61IOc.. .Olso
unRrrArliss BE.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-27

Twelve months clip, lieht ina and r,ot,.
VIM !esgiS nne heavy 10 light. ialAr6 ris
months, lN&lo. nall nne hnAVV insie f.ii
nttnnS nne and medium, lf,s9is coarse
Htnrs-No, heavy iint, dry a N Ia, NJ
hcevy nint, dry, y > ipc, No 4 lirht dlat' =
heavy, damaged, n n X calf Hhine end 4, iiS
damaged. v u tN6c; groom, Eaitr8 round "a 4
70 butchers, grcon, y n axe
pEtrEf Ns-Deor skins. tih ikNte. ana an.
skins, v 70 iOtllsc; goat skins, esrh ~.
Sieep pelts, according to amount or ~ 1ni..
sSee up aheariings, according TO amount oi
Mexican sheep potts, inproved. IlSi5,, M y,
lean sheep sheArlings, 50, - -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-27
St. Louis.
speeial 10 the aazetle.


special TO the Gazette,
ST LOUIS, Sept 2j.-wheat opened
active aud higher, declined. then advanced
and closed nrm and one cent higher,
Corn was dull. there being but little specu-
lat.se Interest. The tone a. the close was
better.
Provisions were Hrm and the market quiet,
Texas range cattle in light supply and
about steady.
sheep dull.
PRODUCE.
M. LOUIS. Eept. Observation-Disclosures
wHrAT---No 2 red 70 -; September W.
CoHs-5g[ cash; 50 September; ~
October; 6s3<60ya November
OATs-25 3-ia2 cash and October ~ Mo-
PROVISIONS.
WHIgKY-- Steady. / ~.
Corn nEAL--2 5sgz co.
B1IK aEATs-shori ribs9 %. thOrt clear
y B y, clear 10 IS; short clear II;
short rib1, 10 -.
LARp-71z,
LIVE STOCK.
CATTLE-Receipts 60 e1poTterit fOat7S
good 70 choice 8 55ee ~ common 70 me
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-27
sew Orieans.

FnoVfatOuH.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept % --FIoun-fltnady,
with fair demand, high grades 75e5a9i
CoRN-Dull, Ia SACHS, mixed o.
OAra-Weetern duli aud scarce choice 81,
Texas dull at 80.
CORN MEAIe-lnmodem demand NJ 7Oa
s7S.
PoRK-Steady, with iair demand; II Is.
liARD-Steady; uorce refined 81, kog sH
BULK MEATs.-ln fair demand. shoulders
packed, GiGa7; clear rib 10
BACuN--COod dcmnnds shoulders N; long
clear aud clear rib NV.
HAMS - Choice sugar-cnred canyesed
liml6
wHlsKr-steady; Western reetiaed Os@
/ 0j6ni %.
CoFrEE-stoady, fair demand: Rio car.
goes common 10 prime s@iiss.
buQAR-hul: common 10 good common
~, fair TO nully FAIR AZ; ppme 40. yell
MoLAssEs-Duil; common 90 reclining 20
6IG
RioE-Q uict but steady; ordinary to choice
1905 10.
BnAN-Higher aud scarce, az 50
CorToE sEED on-suppy light summer
yellow a.
HAr-i.ight supply prime Is; choice 10.
COTTON mARKETs
COTTON REcEIF-TB AT ALL uNrrED srArNn
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-27

Jurnlture-li eadutcadh, Imitation vain AZ,
eaon, " s0Ns ~ all walnut, 81 bnlsi6 40, Chni,S
wood seat, n dos, e67St17 o.. cane and rattan
seal, " Np9 %; cane scat, dining, gia OnDOO0.
Uhilds aud rockoru, o. oo3ia 30 large fook agl
W U,N9OV camp and rookofF, eanh. cl ~
lbt Mirrors, arch tops, n doe ~ DOdbi0tt
Tables, round e2Olp9bO lnll loaf 81 6A-66 ta
Bates, oaoh, s. 25pIOG bureaus, tS alaW %
waah etanda, ~ 2Ssah No he'd fpfines' l1 Ia
Baby Carriages, g 6oasO
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-27

steady ~ l-id lower, ''N'0"
Cross receipts gSl6.
Sales, HiAi.
Exports nOne
Stock, Hl,llS
.ordinatS ISIS. Good Ordinary cas- rov
n,,,,aaliing els tlddltnk ll.ls; Good Mid
fnturcS opened barely steady ruled oniet
end doli, closing dull hut steAdy, 10 S points
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-27

NEW ORLEANS, Sept u. - c0rfOS !.
Spots closed eaay aud i-i9 lover from ordi.
nary 70 COCA middling inclusive. sales, 40
bales.
Low Ordinary :: Ordinary siG Good
Ordinary ~ Low AflddliDQ 91fl8 MO
ding 1913; Good Middlins loIl. Kidding
Fair 10 s. o: Fair l0Hl6
Fa'nres CLOSED 4es points lower
Gales Y 90 bales
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-27

Wheat, choics, Sc, medium, 60: infs
rior, g04sJ3o. oats, i611lr harley. 5Rs0c
rye. zoe; MIR. so13so; hay, loose iroo. ths
sa<or, 50 O0a7 % per ION bale hay, " 10e
10 % bran, boc. per TO-; chops, 81 cool Is
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-27
ON 'OHANGE.
Inc Stock Market Was Strong Yes
terday-prOvisions Firm Cot.
ton Easy and Lower.
The Cereals Showed a stesdisr Feeling
Wheat Was Higher, Corn Lower
The Quotations.

strong ana higher
Railways a fraction lower
State securities dull.
speculation opened strong on account Of
theimproved outlook for The tetiiemcnt Of
thersilway troubles. Prices advanced Ia
W Srongers, lake Shore, New York zen
ralant Lackawanna leading IN ,he inward
movement In the afternoon the market
was irm, but between and q
o'clock Il weakened on large
sales ofst Paul, said to be for Western nd.
count the round amount Of this stock was
thrown on the market; one broker selling
lS'ooshares. Reports are again current In
resaM to the issue OF bonds by the New York
Central, and this oxcitedan pnsAvonable ef
fect. The market closed weak. the leading
rate being unchanged, compared TO last
nights closing prices, lsal per cent higher.
except stlaul, Lackawanna Missouri Pacific,
New Jersey Central, Union Pacific. New
York Central and Pacific Mail which was i. a.
1 percent lower, Transactions, $40 O0l shares.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-27
HEAP COLUMN.

.,,,,msnts under this head will be IN.
- the rate OF ave ceats line, each
aver words to the Tine. No adver-
-, insertsss tor less than Is cents. Par
I sn' whoua we have no running account
!. NV In advance,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-27

!, coAfMERCIAL TRAvELERs-HAV
,nS leased the carpenter House az De
=, TEX, for ftse years , ana determined TO
.fsit TO your interest 20 stop with me
.eont rega I'd TO expense. sample rooms
.-ished, CHAS, S0WARD, Prop.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-27
wool

DosroS, MASS, Sept. 2s.--ohlO aud Fem.
sylvonia extra a2eeS6sf; Michigan fieeces aOOA
81; comblnr and delhino aSGtSS. unwashed
woods 1894; pulled woods iAGS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-27

p9wder- ng, y heg, " "a, Rins, Is n,
u 90 lune. y i2hl Ms. 2la5: Kline, p6I "a. M gS
shot-t2 y raoki Buck ehnt, " ~,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-27
AIIsOELLAEEOUs.

IN VIIcE-PERsoNs WANTING GLAz-
ing done, such as showcases, windows,
Ne also paper hangipg and painting. leave
III w, ". az Y. W. Powell's drug store. llS Hous-
|on rect job work a speciality. All work
~ vito neatness and dispatch.