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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-21

Three hundred trains, carrying thirty thous-
Broad street station in Philadelphia every day.
The number will soon be increased to three
hundred and twenty trains to accommodate the
summer travel
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Sizing the .Hexal,.u

From the Cincinnati Enquirc-
IL is feared that the revolt from Mr. R1,,,e ,r,u
cost him seventy or eighty popular votes. -
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STILL ANOTHER REDUCTION,

STILL Another REDUCTION,
CUTTING PRICES IN TWO AT
KINGS PALACE,
sl4 SEVENTH STREET NV.
KINGS PALACE PRICE BULLETIN
One thousand elezant Black French Chip Hats desire
BILE and fashionable shapes. at 60c. 75c aud 81 only
Hegont Cape Mays. in white and black. at SOC and
Sc: the very best at ACC.
Come and see them.
THIS Is OUR SECOND AND LAST MARK-DowN
OF THIS sEAsON-S5O 600 WORTH OF
MILLINERY HAS TO GO.
HATS. BONNETS. FLOW Frs PLUMEs, TIPS. RIB
BoNS. especially SASH RIBBONS, for commence
ments
Come and examine our lovely ORIENTAL LACEs st
loc, &c., zoe, Csc. per yard Also, SILKS, SATTNs.
VELVETs. AND VELVETEENs.
Special sale Of SILK GLOVES. at Soc only Isle
THREAD GLOVES. at 2oc., worth 5Oc
Extraordinary bargains in black TREBLE ENGLISH
CREPE. for yelling
DO NOT MISS YOUR CHANCES FOR GREAT
BARGAINS AT
KINGS ACE,
,els sIl SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST
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'WouLD TuAr ON Fonrs1eHr
WAC 40 noon 40 orrp rII,nno1n.1n
WAS AS GOOD AS OUR HINDsI

Were this possible the clothier's lot would
be happy one" II we only knew in advance
the exact kind of clothes people would want,
and the extent Of the demand each season, we
would avoid the greatest source of loss incl
dent to the clothing trade. We must work
nearly year ahead in selection Of patterns
and fabrics and necessarily make mi stakes
OF some things we buy little of Others too
much An illustration of the latter case lisa
lot of Suits just reduced-splendid, tough, all
wool Cashmere black ground, with q pin
stripe. white. as neat as pin, cut in stylish
sack coat. They have not sold quick enough.
so away goes the profit on the lot and you
take them at $780, former price SIG This
tsaspecimen only. These changes are con-
stantly occurring the latter part Of the sea-
son, so you should see our stock before pur-
chasing.
GEORGE SPRANSY,
ONE-PRICE CLOTHIER
je13 6O7 SEVENTH STREET.
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DR. DYES

Oh DAYS TRIAL
DR. DYES
ELECTRIC voITAIC BELT, and other i.r rcrnIc Ar
PLIANcEs. We will send thirty DAYS trial, to men,
young old. who suffering from Nervous Debility
Lost Vitality and those diseases of personal nature
sulng from abuses and other Speedy relief and
complete restoration to health. yor and manhood guar
anteed Send at for illustrated pamphlet free Adj
dress VOLTAlC BELT CO., Marshall, Mich. 3s3O-eoly
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DoUaLNAt srH AND STREETS
HOSIERY.
This department think complete The stock is new
and fresh and return the money when price no:
One lot Of fine FRENCH BALBRIGaAN. worth
One lot SOLID coLoRs. Full Regular, usual price
$50 s Mf arc 9e5ss s Hbrgs Ear f9r
MEMS HOSIERY in great variety from the Cheapest
to the most expensive.
CORsETs.
This department second to and embraces over
We sell Corset for 81 that brings readily sL4oto
Also IN % S.afH sf.iss rHoMpsoNs -p DC
MaRtg FSYs ne { R9sT9N
VENTtLATING CORSETS at S5c., 81 and Los,
UNDERWEAR.
This department needs no advertising. We simply
desire to say: The garments are own make, Fun
Size Perfect shape and We refund money if unsatsfsc
JERSEYS
Fit, and the PrioesNs 81 upHw we Know please 0i
We viii notice other departments next week.
( DOUGLASS
je13 622-524-5o6 Ninth street.
New Yonk PR1crs
IMPORTED CLARET6, WHITE WINES AND CHAM.
And Cheaper than New York Prices for
DOMESTIC CLARETs
and al other Summer Wines
JOHN h MAGRUDER
Importer and Agent for American Vineyards.
my30 l4I7 New York Avenue
TIE NATIONAL SAFE DEros1r Go.
CORNER 18TH STREET AND NEW YORK AVENUE
PERPETUAL CHARTER ACT OF CONGRESS
JANUARY 22D, 1867.
Capital. SAo1oVo
aIoVHa B. f h,sss Vice
1L iaSf4ssf aafss isf;;ssF
BENJAMIN P. Snyder. Charles C. Glover.
Alert T. II stu itsn john F. RodgerS.
John G. Parke sp2s
HoMGopATHIc
MEDICINES AND BOOKS.
A full supply in stock at
BoERIcKE TAFEL's Pharmacy.
135 West Fayette street. baltimore
Mail orders promptly attended TO- myls-eo2et ]
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u NEAR ,D1ssEA1fFEoIsTHEsr,

We positively expected to commence building July lst.
but Is cannot get possession Of the house door
to us until August LIST, have to wait until then-n
the meantime we have marked down every article
immense establishment TO such prices that viii make
them hy out quick
1000 pieces SEERSUCKER at &c, reduced from IKE
5000 pieces LAWNS at &c. These all of our own
patterns, having ordered them last January We
guarantee the colors of every piece.
leo pieces double-width co.ored WOOL BUNTING at
15c. per yard reduced from 37sc. One case same in
Black at 20c.
GOO pieces fsured, dotted and striped SWISS at l2sc
reduced from SOC.
6oO0 yards pure MOHAIR CHECKS. in different Plaids
at l2Hc. These goods cost 10 make 22bc
EMBROIDERED ROBES,
We have about 200 left. They must he closed at
$500, reduced from Goo
400 500
500 1000
600 1200
700 l00
900 $500
These are facts We only advertise what we can SUBJ
stantiate.
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The Democratic Nomination i'm 1850.
The following statement shows the result of the
vote for presidential candidate at the national
democratic convention held In Cincinnati In June
1850. The first ballot was taken on the second day
and the second and final ballot on the third day.
The first ballot was as follows:
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We attended the large sale Of Langfeld Lichten of
Philadelphia retiring from business and have secured
q great many Bargains in
100 pieces Irish Point Embroidery low as Ioc per
yard, worth Csc
80 pieces 16inch Cambria Founcing 75c worth double
zoo pieces Miracourt Lace at &C. yard
IT'S dozen Embroidered Null Handkerchief for the
neck at CSC. apiece Some Of these We have sold as
high as 81.
100 Embroidered and Fnged Black Cashmere Shoulder
Capes at 81 60, former price g.
$4,000 pieces Of Ottoman Ribbons all shades from &C.
TO 12c. per yard.
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EMBROIDERED ROBES!
WHITE GooDSi

WHITE GOODSf
OF every descrfptfon-of our own importation Every
piece has our name woven in it. We the middle
mans profit. and sell them cheap retail as others
buy them at wholesale.
Beautiful real INDIA LAWN, 12sc This was our
16c grade, but find We have overstock and they
must go.
All finer grades have been reduced Sc to Ice per
yard. which makes them the cheapest Lawns in the
country.
Three cases Of NAINsooK CHECKS at &c, good
value at l2kc.
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LANsBURGH & BRO,
je.9 l2o42o-424 SEVENTH STREET.
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TABLE LINENS! NAPKINS poYL1Es, TOWELS,

TABLE LINENS! NAPKINS DOYLIEs! TOWELS
All reduced, as are overstocked If anybody doubts
our assertion, will take them in Easements and
show them upwards Of 5000 dozen Towels and 100
original packages of Linen Rousefurnishing Goods d-
rect out Of bond We selling the best Brnsey Huck
Towel at ike, worth Coo Our Beached Table Linen
at b0c-cost 4Gc to land, and cannot be excelled
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80 DAYS TRIAL
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-24
PILOT POINT.
A Big Day for the CottOn-Sellers- SeY-
enty-Five Wagon Loads in
DrcongesDp
Special 20 .he Gazette.

Il AoNNhoAous
Special 20 She Gazette,
PILOT POINT, TEX, Oct. 23.-Rev.
A. l.. Dotson, colored, of Fort Worth
addressed the colored people this even
ing in HarrisOn's hall.
Mr.. u. r.. Harris, who is operating
SmidtZ & Co.'s furniture business here,
has rented the new hotel just COM
pleted and will take possession next
week. 1t has been christeued the
Star hotel. Your reporter bespeaks
for the new hotel and new proprietor
grand success in his new business ven.
ture.
Messrs. Roark, BurGil and Mont
gomery, committee from the farmers
OF Cooke county, were in town this
morning to receive bid from our cot
ton buyers on 200 bales which were on
the wagons few miles from town
awaiting orders from the committee TO
move forward. They had previously
received bids from Gainesville and
Sherman. Messrs. Neuby & Co., w.
S. AIcShan, Baird & Co., j. p Cooper,
Ham d Wilson, N. Wilson. d
Co., II. S. Johnson, Mum
& Mcfarland, representing the Mer-
chants Protective association,
proposed an offer of $50, which was
accepted, and at noon about seventy
FIVE wagons, moving in procession,
took complete possession OF the square.
After waiting short time for James
& Mofiitt, photographers, to take a
negative Of the scene, they moved on
to the yard. The farmers were given
tree dinner and enjoyed the hospi-
talilies Of our city TO the fullest extent
The committee, in behalf
of the farmers of south
Cooke county, rendered their thanks
to the business men of Pilot Point for
the liberal bid and other courtesies re-
ceived, assuring us chat in future the
trade of south Cooke county was
welded to this city, aud that they were
done with Jew.strieken towns.
The County Teachers association
meets here Saturday at the seminary.
Candidates for Representatives are
billed FOR this place Saturday 10 adj
dress the people.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-24
BuiIdlnH material

LuhnER-Rough lumber, boxing, Is incnsn
and under urnt-olaHs, 800 stripping. Aka, syn
boxing aud mooring, clears, Sa5; thick clears
"a hna III ~; rough lumber, second clRas
JIG loiht ana hcanuing, culls, 9lh.
hIptNq-Flt6t common white pine $50 30,
second do. $50; third do SIS; poplar, go nlS
rough, el8po.
DRKssEp LuHBm- Boxing II inches AMI
under, rs gOso& 0G do AKA, GO 0OOga 1t
ncannlng, 1oiHt CT amy common lumber
w OO1A OG boxing over u lnoheH Ss0,OOlh
" Ot thick cleara, u to ~ and $50 OGrga %,
second class, nny kind. Sll %.
nAkssHD Ann MATuHHD FIoOgrNg--Ftfft
class, US; second clasa, sal.
WHITE tINE FunNnaItIlgG LuhCRHR--iA<. II
ana ainoh white pine, H70; inch do, 30,
CHti1No-. hHApEn on PIAIN--Firat com.
mon white pine, Y, $3.50; % do, ESQ; "a do p2h
,poplRr, Y, tls O07pIf60 poplar, X, Gl.hOSb85 O5
neuvopine, ~, el2.b0; 90, u, Hl2 hl
do inch, $50.
snINGLrs-whito pine a, Is; do shaded A,
a,1, 90 oXtrn No, !, $3.50; oypresR, fst ANY
brand, 81; do No. 2, St.60: DO No. g. 81 Hk native
saved heart $3.50. sRps, G3.a5,
PICRErd.--Whito pino, drcsrcd and nut,fieA
a9nare o. nat, O. yellow pine DO. 81; lath
LINE, CEarEEr, ErC-.Iins, Austin, yqg5
Per Dol, Cemont, Louisville or Rogenhlo, SAYS
e9r bnl,; Portland, $40 por Dbl. Plaster Paris,
New 1ork or Michigan, IS 50 per hbl. PlaStaf
BEIUE --sirs proof sy6o per N.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-24
Groceries.

MRATs-HugAr cured mans, IdJ6o;s q. o. x.
B,eeon, lio; q. o.baoon, IKE. 60. dry salt,
rIsR-MaoksrSl. l0n kits, No. ], Sl.Ib, No,
2, al.05i half bbls., No. 1, 6TOk No. q, 1900.
Wnito nhh, No. I, hif. bble., U.25; No. 4, B.2S;
DRIED hor.rrllngs, per bog, 90 Cod nab; SO,
2lio cana, l+es lob cana, SIC; On cans. 0Jso;
D cana, Ice,
. coyssE'-- oommen lei ordinary, llyfe.j
government Java 80zc.
rgA-IIaperial, 5000, gunpowdeY, 5000
suaAR'-Fine, powdered. bbls. 9Zc.; DO,
hRls9bla., We; cut loaf $40; formulated
sta lard TO-: Louisiana grRnulated TLkc.6o-.
standard a, re; choice white, 7,Sc; yellow
BAIT-CoaTse, In bsgB,. tl.25Gl40; fns 10
bags, -; lake, IN nat hoop bbls., $40
CAsnED 6o6Da..-Priea4 per dozen, pine
apples, standard. el6S; Peaches, standard,
lDa,, Sl.55; 3 .hs.. S2,2692.5O; seconds, nc.
sl.s9; Ds., q ~ Tomatoes, standard. 2 hg.
corn, tl.I0egl.65: Green poiA, Sl.sb; Goose
berries, al.2Js,l.f0; RaspborTios, sl.5O6D1 90
oysters, fun weight, D.. sll5; ~, 62.i0; light
g mSsnI z r. ~. a:z' s sSsls s1eI bSg
ol.g5o---; aerdines. American, 800 oa1o'
Imported, ola,bosol 40 case: Strawberries, = ~
sl.z5DI39i Bleekberrios. sl;gO Green gage
n.zg; Eagle Condensed milk, $500 crown
sAEiHe FowPER.-snyer Loaf ~ cans
per dozen, blc.; 5kib. do, 81 CO., IN, DO, 81 90
IN. do, 81 en-. do, gl2.
eUEphIiss-starSh, exc, Soap. common
f5So; German olive. &c Candles, fair boxes
lb1so; haiYoa, c; quarters, Q. Indigo. $50 n
Blpeing. SOoi00 d0Kon. ColemRnis mustard
tl.4Gessi.bJ dozen. Maoaar0fii, imported, lbop,
American, el.p0 box. Buckets. two hoops
sllo0 dozen; we'll buckets A.0jdozen. BrOoIdb
gl.7bat8.so Dozen, brilliant oil, bblB., 2lc.; Eu
pion, do, Bic; do, 70 cases, % 70. Brilliant
- oasoa, q 10; do, LIP ezseg, $40.
FLoUR - btAnardis Royal Patent, q D
y Dbl; sacks, ~ 100 p 100 u.s.: no / Toxa
per 100 lbs. s., no "a ", NO 81 50. Corn inca
por bushol, go; Honain5 and grita, q Dol
81 " oEtmeal, y hair bDls, " Is: Oracfe,
wheat, Yn, Sc: crnrAerei Il soda, e5<Hc, ~
Eoda,7Br. XXX coda, To; orearn 1De, an
Ger Ennpa, 90; lemon CREAMS, 70.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-24

NEW York. oct ACHIEVEMENTS strong
and higher.
Railways steady.
state securities quiet.
Stocks to-day were active and prices irreg
ular. AT the opening prices were lower
The weakness was short lived, however, and
before II there was sharp rally OF y 10 ~,
but subsequently this was lost. Near mid.
day moderate buying movement set 10,
and prices advanced before o'clock.
Jersey Central was raised to az.
This unsettled the list once more. Trunk
lines also heavy, Lake Shore falling TO 6sk,
New York Central 10 $50. Union Pacific ex-
cepilonally Arm, advancing TO SO S-i on the
report that the dividend would be resumed
next year, ana the publication OF the treas
urer's statement that the companys depart
ment had on hand s3,l76,oOO, in contract
$40 llsSs7, total ofSl8,29i, 81; land bonds out
standing, s4,425.Uo0, leaving surplus IS sis,SS
The market closed Arm, compared with last
nights prices, being = TO per cent lower FOL
Central Pacific, Missouri Pacific, Delaware
Lackawanua & Western, quincy, Louisylll,
| q Nashville, Jersey Central, New York Cen
| trail, Texas 4 Pacific, and Western Union
and \ TO per cent higher for Southwestern
Lake Shore. Northern Pacific preferred, Pa
cHc Mail, Reading, Omaha and Union ia
cific. Michigan Central was per cent
lower at 50.
transactions, $4,000 shares.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-24
rev Orleans.


F+pNAnLhMHs
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. % FLOUR uiet
but steady; high grades 65642i.
CoRE--Q outlet; IN sacks, old mixed, 6N
OArs-w estern quiet but firm at S5@Sl;
Teaas quiet az 49,
CORN MEAL-Market bare.
HAY-Quiet and scarce; prime 10 strictly
prime l2i-lGlR; choice lebMl7.
PoHK--Fair demgnd and higher at 1917.
lAHn-Firm; cree refined ~; keg So.
BULK MEATs--ln fnir demand and etsier:
shoulders, packed, 6qg clear rib 9Is@i0 W;
long clear 10 10
BAcoN.-steady and tair demand;shoulders
~; rib lllong clear il@lllS.
HANS = hoice sugafcured canvssed
steady: l8ali
WiiIaKY-Flrm; Western rectlncd C5@
CoFFKE-Dull; Rio cargoes ofcommon to
prime 73I@llia
SUGAR old, doing nothing: new, demand
acuve; yellow clarified 1905 3I6. white
clarified 81.
MoLAssEs SLOW generally; prime 50,
RtcE-Quet but Hsni Louisiana ordl.
nary to prime ilf05Ss.
RRAS-Uull: ~,
COTTON BED OII-PTime crude % sum
mer yellow 10, market dun.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-24
Country Proaass.

PotAtoea--Itlsn, new, per 0ugheI, g0o
sack, ------c onions, per Dbl, e725, Tnrnipa
y Dbl, ~ o. Beans, Up. med. bbls., so; laree
Lima 65fe.i small butter, dlkD5o. Pickles
medium pfr bbl., ~ Og ANAL, per bhl., SO /.
half bb-- med. IS 90; half hbl.. ANAL, q rs
Cae1so, half cream. .lS5<o.: full cream i5l
leAnntn, lgs Cider, half-bbl., % W, OF1
spring chickens, q 2Sa3OD TnrEsya aE
@i000i GEESE. g 50 - s. DunkH. vi AZ 81
EG0e-for dogon, l6d20c,
Fresh country butter, ohoioa, - a "a
cfeamery ,a5fHlfc, old butter, sl1Ioc.i Ole
margarine, lbc,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-24
Laauorn.

wHisKr-Raotrod u luolSp. ~ PER PROOF.
sour NAH, ono year OLD, vi % Two years Oh
" O0dD2 -; three years old "a 6nei rs, fanrr
extra old whisky eteD6
WIrE-Caarei, case,lgS 6nniOog. "a per Qua,
tty: oatAwoa. pcrgallon, pOol 50 Port, O ~,
per gall, 81 edSd o. white vine, in case,
n OOal0 90.
CHAMPAorr-0. n, Mumrn A o., Extrs
y " KruR, In haaket, ~ 00aRSo Ol Domegtii
dry, ninta, 81 90.
A.s-'stoCS Ale. per dos, % OOea IS; Ports
per dos, o. OO6o2 26
BOTTLED BKels-Lompr quArtr, E12 %; ptN,
VIZ 90 budweisor quarts SO %, pints PlS OOi
Erlnngar beer, quarts, els O0; pintR olS 50,
sohiils milwaukee,, quarts el2 %; pinta klS on
Anthony n kuhn's, Qt'a eia 20, plntA sl2 so
n. Clannen = Hon's che mpagne beer, QuariI
also,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-24
Wool ana Hldeu.

Twelve months clip, light, nne and medS
um lt@lIi tlne heavy to light, pkt0li; aiI
months. n0lf. fall, nne heavy iOtSl9 fan
light nne and medium, i2@lf; coarse
HIDEs-No. heavy fiint, dry n " iso; No.
heavy hint, dry, y n iOc; No light nlnt y
heavy, damaged, y N 8; calf skins and bRdil
damaged v n t6Gc; green, sailed, sound, n h
&c butchers, green, Y 10 6lSC.
PELrHlE9-De skins, van lbdAiN ante one
SKINS n N l0@lHc; goat skins, each, l0foak
sheep pelts, according TO amount OF wool,
eco up; hhearlingR, according 10 amount Of
WOOL Solo; Mexican sheep peltu SeolOct
Mexican sheep pelta, improved, 1l@l2c; Mex.
loan hheep nheArllnEa. 90.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-24
PROFESSIONAL.

DR. II. W. MOORE, PHYSICIAN AND
IL surgeon. Office on First street, between
idenco over Office, Telephone number st res
ldence lE; at office "a.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-24
A Storm on the Lakes.

DETROIT, MICH, Oct 23.--A heavy
wind aud snow is reported from Lakes
Huron and Michigan. There IL jam
az st. Clair flats, whereby forty-six
vessels and steamers are detained. All
passage between Lakes Erie and Huron
- hlOqked
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-24
DrnRs andI PAInts.

Bark, Cinnamon per n i2 Peruvian, 2s@26s.
Borar, lae. Bi-carbonaie OF soda, EnglisL
Se,.coPpsiIfns' S@l'cinchinedis. per o.. 6C@5S
y. r., per ID lO476. Chalk, lump, per Id 2fsg
Galom,si, y a ~ w, 1885, Engliah. per 10, bot.
tie Included, 45pl 90, Dhloral Bydrats, per 10
u mol 70. Chloroform, per 10 bottis iicIud.
cd, e105 Composition powder, per ID "a
Doyers, per y q ~ Epsom halth, per 10 90
-. Gum Opium, per ID " 1904 90. Gum Cam.
phor, per 10 25gB1. Morphine. per oy 81 q 20
80 OH, Castor, machine, 7jGitE oil, Castor,
per gallon, g 054l 7S oil, lard, winter,
me =. 4 W, per OF 81 u. Flowers sulphur,
1900. Alum, Ssg5, prescription viaiH by
case 20 Per cent. on; broken, -
patent medicines, at list. 1hnyers Fluid
Extracts, ~ per cent. on. p. ID. Fluid IN.
tracts, ~ per cent on. Essential oils. ~
PAIsTs
strictly pure white lead 50 bDas6s; Bpirits
tpipentine. BNs55 Boiled OIL t2aC1o.
THE BHEIlaA E-wfLLfAMs O0IoRs
ivory drop back, IL. per III l6c Englifh
S lssl1 olset' R per 70 ": lamp black IS 20
90, tuitTamaSine blue, ~. IA 20; blue paint
~ We; ftw turkey utisber, j.. DC: burnt TuF-
Key nfaber, u, 9ci raw italian sisnns, -, gc.
burnt Italian hiennns -, 90: Yankyke brown,
IA, 9c. rarls green, Is zoe: Chrome, u. o. =
y, o.. lH, 40 American yeIIniliion, Ia, 20c. To-
dias red, - III Eiseila rsd, ~, s., l25<a, ~.
yellow ochTe, n, 81, MA 25s, 9e.
rAkFA kt-D CLAIMING COLoRs,
bAiA lo5.%Ai LOG ASH, 100 hlAoA Wainal, ltc;
pl8TEMPrR coxoas.
1 Ivory drop black. &c: lAW lufKoy umDar
/ $50; burnt Tarkey umber, go. raw italian
/ sienna, &c. bnrnt Italian sienna, 25c, Van.
1 dyke brown, 2jo.
Prices o. above made on q basis OF IN u
cans; bhlanosln and 10 cans, RssOrt4d
Price N ~ cane; balance 10 aud 10 can
assorted. Price IN B 10 ca ms, 10 loss: Tax ant
sio hn pals, 40 less ano kegs q per
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-24

GALVESTON, Oct 2s-corroS- closed
Receipts. 6Ss5.
Sales, 2llu.
Coastwise, S1tS
Stock, 5O7eS
oraini.rs 1910, Good Ordinary si4-i6; Low
Middling 2-l6; Middlint 6-l6. Good NiidAunn
9p-l6. NJ dnng Fair lS-l6
Futures opened steady At q decline: ruled
duh. closed steady, To 4 points lower, Ooto-
ar
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-24
ON CHANGE.
The Stock Market Was Active and
Irregular Yesterday Provisions
Dull, Cotton Steady.
The Grain Markets We're Dull and Prices
Lower, Corn Being Almost
Panioky-The Quotations,

NEW Yonk. oct 2s.-aovornmonts strong
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-24

Furniture-Beads initiation WRln A
each, " aONg 90 All walnut. 81 bn,Si0 Al. thntss
wood scat, y dos, 50 1907 %; cane and rattan
neat, " O0ge %, cane seat, dining, ca OoD90 pO,
Ohildannd TOckerg, 81 pO8t2 90; large rock AL
l1l Ulvsa0O0; camp and rockers, each. 81 5BaS
1bf Mirrom, aroh tops, . doA, % 909la 51i
Tables. round g2O0O360 iHll loaf, o. 60ab 81
hafeA zach, IS 25@7 %; bureaus, "a 60Dg00 DO
Ngnnh stands. oil 25abb 90, bed Epringg q mai
Baby Carriages, 81 b0gbaO
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-24
Wichita Visitors

will have no cause to regret stopping
at the Falls City house at Wichita
Fails. We wish il distinctly uuder-
stood thGt this house u strictly frat
class and every way excellent.
J. nj. PREsLER, Prop.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-24
LOST.

hai Fo1T, F v WEST FORK CRoss-
d q SO b,la, orlh, q memoranda book
tssienai ~, .Mo notes payable 10
4 Will oal,ra plher valuable papers.
eecds font ~ paying himself out
'srHgcAzsrTHia ! oi,,1 returning the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-24

Special 10 the Gazette.
ST. LOUIS. Oct. 3.-The wheat market
opened steady but slow, then became weak
and declined from y 10 ~
n corn the market was panicky and near
months options declined over &c.
Provisions remain very duh.
Texas cattle In fair supply and very slow At
a decide ofi0o
Sheep slow.
PRODUCE.
81. louIa, Oct. - - FLoUR-u nehanged.
WHEAT--No 2Ted llmT7A cash; ~ October
7781s November 7s3s66J}S DeeemDer, eionlng
cons-iSsis,5 cash; nNau october 30
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-24

Wheat, onoios, DS 70 COO, medium, 50: infs.
ricFt aStSoo, oats, lAo.2N harley, 270H0c.
rye s'oeflc; ocrn. sotsSyo hay ,loos6 finn the
sagN9, 50 oo9l copper ton bale hay, IS cor
10 oOi bran, sc, per iO0; chopa, IN OO0l IS
per 100,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-24

Live stock Indica

IIYe EtOek InuIrhTOT ItVlINl =
CAT.rLE--Receipts 4i0t; exports 1905 So
good 10 choice shipping loot "; common
G0ag 10. grass Texas steers lOGi 10;
Colorado half breed steers 1904 O..
HO0s- Receipts b00J; zoos 20.
SHEEP Receipts 2iQ; good steady al QUO
g 2j: common 70 medium Coz 81.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-24

.iiunal ,,SSEW PROPRIETOR OF
/. a a ce ,sass,, AMI successor OF Wood
- kef,,s uulnate for patronage, and
iesd nrst-class house q can
Der al / VA 70 any ia the CITY,
p Wori5 s9;V9 per week. 1901 Main
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-24
Ap COLUMN.

nnder this head win DO In
'D., ~ N nvo cents a line, each
nv, orsa 70 the line. No sdyer-
p W. Y, Nv ,sss than IS cents, Par
sIl 7. - an nave no running account
.dvance.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-24
lave stooh NrnrNo,.

eastern Texas cattle nt about three md
southern and Central Texas stock cattle at
about two dollars per head less than the
above quotations.
Tho above prices are for herds OF 1000 head
md upward Of best North Texas cattle do,
liyeTed on tho trail.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-24
KAnsas CITY.

Special 20 tho Gazette
KAEsAs CITY, oct. 2s.-Provlsions slow
and unchanged.
Receipts OF Texas cattle large. Market
dull, and prices lower ON all grades.
sheep steady.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-24

PoWdsr-Blhains,V keg, ~ Is; Riie, \ 70 n
a O0 Bife. TX ms. Is; Eins, = ~ o.. li as
shot-s2 y sack Buck Ebot. 80 -.