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HOUSE TO RENT; 2ii Chestnut street, foui
rooms, gallery, water in kitchen. Inquire
ut 45l Soledad street, or 30 Chestnut street
Rent SIC per month. 4-IS-lt
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LYME OFFICE on Commerce street fol. rent.
II Apply 10 Park Doc. 4-l1-Ot

I OST-A gents gold watch chain with draw
i 4 bolt and two pictures IN III also gold
quartz link attached. ON one side has the
monogram OF deer standing erect. Five dol
lars reward for same at this Office. 4-11-2t
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A RRIVED-Thc genuine Wiener wuerst-
"A chen, the only place to get them at No. o
East Houston street. NJ. STRIVE.
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DORROw MONEY ut Pearson Il Coltons
ID loan Office, ., 3, Z and North Flores street.
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r OsT OR sTOLEN-My pug dog Z" Jumbo"
IL VIII pay liberal reward for his recovery.
HAIRY BAUM.
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Mrs. NJ. A. wEBBS RESTAURANT-No
wi 3jS East Houston street, furnishes first
class regular meals daily, and meals to order
al all hours. Also ice-cream, cake, etc. 20 8m
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A SPLENDID CHANCE for investment 10
n city or rancho property. Address, 7. D.
Johnson, this Office. a-lS-tf
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Cook StOveS. Hnwaye.

Paints and oils ETC., 10 Military Plaza,
San Antonio. 3-6-6m
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VkrANTED--A small house on the bank OF
w the river. Address =, this office. 4-lS-2t
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BUGGY WHIP found, which the owner can
this Advertisements. 4-1s-2t
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Cheap Column.

Special Advertisements. Such as Wanted, For
Rent, Lost, Found, Personal, For Sale, Etc., viii
be Inserted In this Column 1.-THE rate OF lines
for rs cents, each Insertion. Zach Additional
line 10 cents.
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BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE-Four lots
ID west Alazan creek, In block 1879, at $3.50.
site for building a residence, a bargain at
$3.50. Address 4. ID. johnson, Light office.
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DAILROAD TICKETS = Railroad tickets
III bought, sold and exchanged Reduced
rates TO all points at Barnetts ticket office, in
Sim Harris cigar store, Main plaza. 5tf
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I OoK OUT for the Drug Store in the soledat
i 4 Block.

ND DIESSELHORST & MIC DAMKEN--
IL Have renovated and rettted the Turner
hail bar, which is now one of the pleasantest
and most satisfactory resorts In the city, for
those who are athirst and wish to be assured of
fresh, cold beer, the very best of liquors and
wines and polite attention. Also u very fine
line of cigar 4-I-30t
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-10
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
JEFFERSON, July 9.-On yesterday
afternoon ut o'clock the remains of
Mrs. Driskill were carried to their last
resting place, lakewood cemetery, by a
concOurse of sorrowing friends. She
was the mother of Mrs. A. III. Rowell
Mrs. Culberson, wife of Hon. ID. IL.
Culberson, returned yesterday from
Washington with her son, Robert. who
has been attending the military insti-
tute at Lexington, Va. Robert is
handsome and Intelligent, and has i'm
proved greatly In every way.
w. II. Kitchen left for trip to New
Orleans.
Mrs. l.. j. Workman leaves this
morning for a visit TO Franklin
county.
Miss Fannie Beckton returned home
from Longview. much to the delight OF
her numerous friends.
A little rain would greatly improve
vegetation and be Il happy relief " the
town people by settling the dust.
GA last Sunday the negro divine
immersed several hayward and errinr
ones of his flock who were seeking
salvation.
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Special TO the Gazette.

Special TO the Gazette.
FORSEY, July 9.-Mrs. e. A. Nc
Kellar of this place has just returned
from two months visit to her daugh-
ter, Mrs. w. b. Hcrndon of Tyler.
She was accompanied home by her sis
tiers, Mrs. Whitaker of Brazil. and
Mrs. Miller of Kickapoo, and also by
her niece, Miss Moore, OF Arkansas.
Mrs. ID. q. Mcclellan will leave next
Saturday for a summer vacation in
Galveston, her old home.
Hon. John D. Terrell passed through
Forney to-day en- route to Dallas,
where he expects to assist Mr.. Nash in
keeping up the senatorial fences. He
Will return next Friday and address
the people of Elmo, and on Friday
night will comply with an invitation
to address the reunion at Dallas. Next
Monday night he will set forth his
claims to the voters of Dallas city, af-
ter which he will thoroughly canvass
every nook of Dallas county.
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CoIlInsrIlIc locals.

special to the Gazette.
COLLINsvILLE, July 0-Our mer.
chants talk more about the hot
weather than anything else.
Our farmers don't seem TO mind the
weather so much, but go on with their
threshing and hay-making "while the
sun shines.p l
The corn crop that looked so promis-
ing it Is feared will be cut short by the
present drouih. 81
n. Waldo's new grain house at the
depot win hold about thirty thousand
bushels Of oats.
The citizens of our town celebrated
the Fourth by taking part I'm two very
nice picpics that were given respec.
lively By the McComb Sunday-scho0l
and the WEIGH Sunday.fehool, both
being only few miles from town.
They were enjoyable affairs and will
long be remembered by those OF u.
that were In attendance.
All the vacant land lying between
the old town and the depot will soon
be laid off into residence lots and
81 reefs, which will form very desira
BILE addition To COllinsville.
Our new freight aud ticket agent
Mr.. M. p. Gamble, Is giving US good
satisfaction.
II. Waldo is of at Fort Worth Oh
business. 500 m
Mrs. r.. A. Laughlin has just re
turned from u visit to Gainesville.
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SAN ANTONIO SETTINGS.
Damage Suit for Ten Thousand Dollars
Against a Street Car Company.
Hackman Fined One Hundred Dollars
Horse Stealing Attempted Murder,

specia, to the Gazette M tftB3s
SAN ANTONIO, July 9.--1'he latest
suit fled In the district clerks office Il
Andrew A. Brown VS.. the San Antonio
Street Railway company. The plain
tiff alleges that OH the Sd day of July
Mt the Sunset depot, he boarded Avenue
c street car line for the purpose OF be-
ing conveyed to the military plaza, n
distance OF about two miles; that the
defendant collected the amount OF
the fare due, five cents,
thereby recognizing the plaintiff
IA passenger. Plaintiff further Al
half mile defendant did order him
number of ladies and gentlemen, and
from the car In the presence
of said ladies and gentlemen,
thereby doing damage to HIS
person and feelings In the extent of
$4,000. The plaintiff further alleg. 8
that he was compelled to travel
about one-quarter Off mile on foot,
causing bodily pain aud great mental
anguish. Plaintiff therefore prays for
a judgment of $4,000, as defendants
have not paid the amount nor any part
thereof. Brown is a city policeman.
Henry Schuback the hackman who
ran over an aged Mexican woman last
Monday. painfully iuiuring her, was
fined 500 by the recorder to-day
A negro named Morrison was jailed
to-day for attempting to murder ne
gress He is supposed to be an escaped
convict.
Horse-stealing on an extensive scale
is going on in the country south OF
San Antonio. Last night several pas
lures were cut and numbers of horses
taken.
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THE GAZETTE: FORT WORTH TEXAS, THURSDAY July 10.

two relatives. including children and
grandchildren.
Col. j. q. Chenoweth was present and
the orator of the day, aud in one of
his grandest efforts he did credit TO
himself and the occasion. The gal
liant Colonel rs an orator Is to thu peo-
Pile like a silver dinner-bell, and his
ring calls together all classes, youth
and age alike and never fails to warm
up n soul IL 1t has spark OF love for
The eloquent. w@
j.. w. Jones, Capt. Patterson and
Hon. II. Hazelgood Of Delta county
spoke in the evening, and each de-
serves especial mention, though space
viii not admit.
The crops In our vicinity are very
good, though backward, and c,ru
crops are beginning to need some rain.
Wheat crops are very good aud oats
are excellent; In fact the best for years
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nnrd ware.

BAH IKoE, % % --EorEay, f.; No. r ,
shset iren, 10: No n sheet Iron, &c;
TO; No. v do, i5e:; 2lx2z rocdng tIl, ~ q
Nls6o; ilnao snd iosis Pei: AZ; g 5S AK q;
io5ty pr 90 cent a. OH ecGs stove ;h ws5s
WOOD WORK - Wagon sx1es ~. ~ 00I
tongues soc@ g = glctress, sa7s p sss
Doubi sSrses. sa1{ef o0j neck Jokes, y -
sso; p,ow bs q ,1 s,Qssos p'ov handles M
Nxiis. . - KY, 6ssls 100. Burden borg.
shoe, per keg, Is 10; Perkins dol ~ 10. Walk.
" DO. Is So. burden mule, ~ 70; N0rtbweA
srn horse shoe malls, Sc: { 6oc', ~ r.. Ho
A jSs' SS s; ! SI: AZ 81; ~. 10 TO- No.
Ss,s 81 sssis !; ssa 81 ~ 81:
y "a 4; ~ zs ,ssE s!;sg
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. shai4e. |. ~
10. icssislsssSs. ~ dSzsi. 3 ~; -
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SHERMAN.
Unprecedented H.at-Attempted MUIR
der and Accomplished Suicide
Alleged Murderer Arrested.

Special to the Gazette.
SHERMAN, July 9.-This has been
the hottest day Of the year, and, per
haps, the highest temperature ever ex-
perienced:in this city. The thermome-
ter ranged from 100 TO 1862 ia the
shade in different localiti, son the bust
ness streets. No casualties or deaths
from sunsi roke, buteveIybody suffers
and complains of heat.
This morning early Justice
Bullock was called Oh To
go six miles east of the
city to hold an inquest on the body g.
one Sills, who was found dead la his
bed when his wife awoke this morn
ing. He had worked hard In the field
yesterday, but was supposed to be In
mis- usual health on retiring The YER
dict of the jury of inquest had not been
returned up Ia O'clock p. NJ.
We are indebted TO Msj. l.. l..
Maughs of Denison, who came over on
the $50 train, for an account Of an at
tempted murder and successful suicide
| which shocked that usually well-0r-
dered town this morning. A Fren CHI
man, whose name he had forgotten
put Wubrt diNOlCta WIG fiftQ III lytht-
son, shot her In the arm with intent to
murder, and then shot himself through
the head, causing instant death. The
won.an's wound isnot considered dan.
gerous. w
A man calling himself Brown, but
who has several aliases. was arrested
In Denison this morning on
Information given by two
young men from Honey Grove
where Brown has been staying lately
He had told these men that he was
wanted for murder at Tyler in this
state, and that he did not want thu
authorities there to know OF his loca
ton here. When the officers ARE stet
him they sent out kilograms In differ
ent directions describing the man. ant
found that no such man was desired
at Tyler, but from certain town IL
Arkansas just such described mar
was wanted for murder. He will b,
held until the necessary requisitioL
papers can be forwarded.
John i. Haedrcik Of this city lef
yesterday for Las Vegas. N. M.
where be will engage in the pracJc'
OF law. y,
The beat smoklnR tobacco y "Idttl,
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Bolton.
Special to the Gazette.

Special TO the Gazette.
BELToN, July 9.-Mr. Henry, agent
for the contractors, was here to-day and
took two prisoners to the penitenttary.
They were j. Fl. Cole. convicted of en-
bezzlement, and William Moore, con
vict@d of theft of cattle. Both were
sent for two years.
There has been large number Of
convictions in the county court for
minor otfenses this week.
Great interest is felt In the Chicago
convention and Cleveland and Bayard
are favorites here, opinion being about
equally divided between them.
Thermomet r l02 in the shade to day.
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The Tepressee Picnic.

Correspondence OF this Gasstts.
LADoSIA, July 7.--your reporter at
tended promiscuous gathering at
what is known as Oak Grove, near the
line of Fannin, Delta and Lamar
counties. The crowd present was ca
tImated at from 5000 TO 5000 people
1t WAS known ~ the Tennessee picnic
aud WAS given ~ = reunion OF the
Wynn family, originally from Tennes-
SEE, and old srtfler near the grove
named. Grandma Wynn was present
and psesidsd over family Of seventy
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-10

~, L,v Mn. q Lumbar. BOXING, n mons.
r,ox,ng ana nooring. clcHSs, t{s: thlcf c,ssrt'
"A ana ~, ", rough lumber, SECOND risss
siS ,oist anu ecantiine, culls, ol6.
bIptNe-rlHt common white pine M An.
second DO, 40; third do, as; poplar ~ ~
yoS ~ ns s,sc Pine " ~ - do X Is; nsiics
DRrssEn LuxpsR-Hoxlns n ,peb.. ~.
under, GB ooec2s O.; DO kSS, "a 0cSsss- ny ~
scanning, Joiat or any dominion inmhvs
- W@E w boxing over IN iuchea. ~ ~
~ w thicS c,carp, ~ 10 w and 4. IA ifSSS ~
second Glars. any kind, III 0OSas 81
nRxsskn AND MArcHxp rLooRIro-- Firss
o'sss, IN second CLASH, al. $50
iTEflNs FuRuIsNlNa JsumnRn--lx. II.
Nnu finch white Pine, no Inch 5o. rs. :"
CKiriHo--RRAfkp on Pi.Air--firrf cor..
mon white Pine, y, ts166 "a do, ~ Hi al ~,
poplar, r. sS o01e7 so; poplar, X. ~ mSSs ~
! rp IA ~ k,SSHhsS-ix, ", ana ,nca. sss,
srisoiss-whi.s Pine 4, Is; do snsd.o,A.
s.ssd L. 10 N sS s lss; = sss, Any
ss s,s nsart ss;tt snps, N.D.
tloksrs.--Whitep Pine dressed ana headad
ssySSnss or natst yellow pine do. q; iath,
LINK, Crxxsr, Ero--ram., Austin. 4. "a
per bpl. Cement. Louisville or RoN~nais. n *
pcr DBL, Portland, N7S per Dbl. Plaster fsris'
Nav YORK or Michigan. q 50 psr Dbl. Piasssi
Riiok.--Sir~srcc q "a nor n.
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Chicago.
Bpecial TO tbs Gazette.

bperiuI 70 thb uhLtIte. 7 TII ~ N ~
CHICAGO. Jsly 9.--Although the besrn
mads start aod succeeded In bringir down
prices largely on both corn and wheat stiil
values come up some. Plenty Of new wheat
Il coming IN, and the alarm Of very low
prices prevails. Tho decline In wheat was
cent, and on corn y OF q cent per bnsnel.
Trading Was very liberal. Armour and his
crowd are Just squeezing the shorts on
July and Auguet pork To-day August pork
Jumped upsi per barrel. lard was active.
and hnctust4d greatly. cksh pork slow and
3 shade lower Al around.
Cattle. good and fancy native aud Tsxas
Steers shout steady. All other grades dun
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Elevator Burned.

ST LOUIS, July GA Post Dispatch
st Joseph, Mo-, special says: Augusted
& Smiths elevator ut Severance, Kan
burned last night, together with
several other buildings. Twenty-Five
thousand bushels OF grain in the ele-
vator was total loss Loss. $50 900;
insurance unknown. Incendiary.
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and 20 cent, per leo pounds lowe Texans
sold n. 3 % to 60,.
sheep scarce, slow and lower.
LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO. July @-The Drovers' journal
reports. VA
Hoes Receipts e)fS; 4 aceSs 65.
CArrLg- Receipts 1900: expnrters6 toets NJ.
good 10 choice shipping, Nsa6 ~, com-
mrn TO medium COOS IS; grassfcd Texans
ASnS %. IA ~ ~
slrsr-R eceip,s cor. iufcr,or to rair 500
avs; medium TO good ssses,S; choice Co
extra 4 a5Qs6 o..
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special to the Gazette,

special to the Gazette. H b
KkSsAs CRY, July a.--Thc feeling In
the provision market was slow aud several
points lower than yesterday. The demand
has iallcn on
Cattle were In light supply aud the quail
~ quite poor. A few Indian cattle were Of
fered aud sold At bareiy steady prices; good
TO prime Texans asoat5c. #ss
Sheep scarce and lower,
"a fea PRODUCE.
KANSAS Guy, July a.--wuEAr-7i bid cash;
20 July. tnA ltd August.
coRN-Sa bid cash; sa,s bid July; So bid
August 49, - ~
@Ars-ei,f bid.
Lrvs STOCK.
The Live Stock Indicator reports:
CArri.K--Reccipts LOO nntive steers Of 900
TO i,sN ponnds aNt68 vs.; nO,tivc steers OF go
TO Inn pounds ! 1908 10, grass Texas
steers STbt0t NO. COWS 27ohSt0
Hoes Receipts ~ co. SSe55l5.
sHkEr-iteceipts SIS; good natives of 80
pounds average SS,.
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Special 10 the Gazette.
CoRsIcANA, July 9.-The ice-cream
festival at the Commercial by the
Ladies' Exposition association was a
social and financial success. 81
The thermometer reached l0l0 to-
day, the hottest Of the season. tta
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Liquors.
Tprnl,ars.

rurn,ture-Hsadstsads, limitation v Anu,
wood ssaf, y doc. 50 1867 Do came and rattai
ChiIds and rockers. u oo&I2 30; large rocking
100 Mirrors. arch tops, y dos. y sopi2 80
Tables round, t20yg3tu; fsll Leaf, " 6095 q;
safcs. each. % 2t91 To- bureaus, y D1U %
wnsh stAnds. 81 25tt5 W bod apYlngs, " 1907 -
Baby Carriages. e6bOeeD
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-10

.FWItfh INfuN and Southern Texns ntOcA
cattle about two dollars per head less than
the above quotations.
The above prices are for herds OF 100 head
and upward, delivered on the trails, aud for
such cattle as those raised In the counties
embraced In the following territory: West
OF the Texas Central Railway, north OF q line
drawn east and west with Waco, and east Of
south Of hed Rive.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-10

bells, 20 per cont on; door, locks. 4 ssos n.
door mo Srsss . ssi,d 10 pr ssns Oh eus ~
ror cont on; blind hinges, % Ana "a rSe ~, y
On: cnrriAKe holta, q and 10 nef ccnt !" y !: /:
p,ow bolts. Spcr cent. on; Plies IN vS ~
a.. pcr cent on deep stamped ware, Do rss
on; iapanpcd ware. Vi per cont %, WIZ
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-10
TELEGRAPHlC MARKETS.


INV YORK, July e,-Govclnments arm.
Railways weaker.
State securities quiet.
Speculation at the stock exchange was
weak, for the greater part of the day, and
depressed. The market was eeavy, on re-
ports that receivers had determined to dis
rupt coal ombination and rulers failrre.
A raid on 81. Pau, was made by the bears
for the purpose OF breaking the remainder OF
list, but n. sblsasb4 the stock received
strong support, and the bears abandoned
their efforts. Compa' cd with Tuesdays clos
ing, prices are h@2js per cent. lower. except
FOR Canadian Pacific, Jersey Central and
Kansas q Texas, which are h@s per cent
higher.
Transactions, $4,000 shares.
MONEY.
NKw YORK. July 9.-money very easy, nj
l6Dth; olossd at In offered: primo mercanti
paper Soc; sterling exchange Is d quiet;
SO. sight exchange is5.
poNDs.
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Liverpool.
-corros-spot closed
Meu Urssnss.

NEW 0nLnAns. July. 0. -corron =
Spot closed dun and easy.
aalea, 100.
Ordinary g1E Low Middling i0sS; Mid
ding ioz: Soed Middiins liz Aiddiins
Futures ciossd steady IS to 0 points lower
r<alsa. " NOD. I.tIIft a.Nff
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-10

aacon, 1870; Sc. bacon, io,lc., &C. dry salt,
'nAsp-.T,eroes, $40: mand son cans ags
ON cans, oSsG ION cana ahc; On csus. ojse;
Coryss.~oommen lio.; ordinary, ii,sc,;
government lava, so5Ic.
TmA.lmgerial ,sosco: ennpowdsr, 5000
standard So; Louisiana rfsnSia,ea, 7Ec.@~:
standard 4; 7Ac,, choico white. 100; yellow
clarified, 7lt@Is.c. a..
FIsn--Mackercl. Ion kits, No. !, u.ibi NO.
2, gi.o6 half bbls.. No. !, U.V; No 2 1000:
S While nan; NO. M hd Sols NO.
bags. -; lake, IN iisi i hoop SSl.., isio:
CAsSsD Goope.--Pricss per dozen. Pin.
applea. standard, el.85 Peaches, standard. 2
lbs, el.e5; 3 lbs. 62,2Sa2.5o: seconds, ns.
iiio: seconds. > ns.,-: Ss.. siNS areon
corn, sl.l0ai.eS: Green peas, sl35; Goose
berries, sl;25ol.ioi Raspbsrrles, q e9@i %;
Hs.ssi r. no. 49, D.. VA sss sin h.
il.S@I; sardlnes, American. $500 cnss;
ll.25ai 30; Blnckberries. sl.eo; Groen gages
el.4o. Eagle Condensed milk, $3.50; orown,
BAKisa PowpxR.-siiver Loaf, ,zn cans,
per dozen, SOC Ifib. do. u 80: in do, o. 90
| sr. do, o.; 6fb, do. sl2
OVERWHELMINGLY sermsn siss. San ssSisp sSass
s asin hssS a Saaa' S nsS s q
American, 800 box. Buckets. two hoops
| s2O0 dozen; we'll buckets. NJ 90 dozen. RrOorns
sl.7baSs 2bdosen. Brilliant OIL, bills, Zoo; Ecu.
p,o sss ss Sol do Do ss Ssss sS Brilliant
FLouR : slanard's Royal Patent, o. 81
sbbli sacks. q loo y 100 es,; No. TeIn,
por bushel. 8bc; Hominy and grits, y Dbl
% 90; Oatmeal, y hall Dbl, " n. Crack ed
whes, sn, 20; graosers; \ soda, * 90, Xxx
ger snaps, Co.; lemon Dreams, 90.
Country Produce.
Potatoes-Irlsh, new, per bushol, 0Oa.b
$50. ss, ~ s Sa,on, Per nn,sIS5 Tarnip.,
lima, 6,sc.; hpall butter, 41Sm6c. pickle,,
s... ssl %sa sl.s% u Eel, 'S sa
.eanuta. i2fSiShp cider. haitbbl.. $500
vJssS .si,as ss;s. .s.o psrr ss;,
90 goSl5 ~; aesse, Nso os w Ducks. o. dbSs
1873. aH.a III
Fresh country butter, choice. ~ q l5c..
Urestno, ,st9ps71fc.; old butter. BGivo.; .oieo-
margarine, be. 3iftfg ftA
HAY Loose from wagon fIO@shD por
| Ton; corn. 6)ab5 b Oats. county, 20 n97f<c.
| Bran. G.oo " per no. Chops, ulU0 per 10.
Nillet. per ton, sio@ll. 2fn
Grain.
whsat. ohoios SOC. ssl. medium. 10000
| infsrior, GD9.65o; oats, 2yp.7I<c: barley, U@
| a5c: corn, 6sot5,; rye. SO9c.
4 ~ hi Liquors,
WHrBgY--Rsctined 81 IOEI51, ~ Per proof
sour maai, one year old. o. 90 two years old;
"a 0g1o2 %; three years cid "a 60@2 10; f%noy
WiHIs-Ciaref, case,ss bcnl0pO. q psre Gal.
llity; Ontawba, psr gallon, 700 o. Port, q 40
sn; sh'rry' R ss ga,S ,, y S'gs sa o. na s
CH1MrAaHE-a. n. Munm 4 o., Extr,
Dry, gao 00dbS$ W; HeidMck, In basket, GA COG
" ID; Krug, In basket, w. Oe300 %: Domestic
ehampagn., q 0oon %. Geo. aouist, extra
pS.s-s!Sss AZ, per dor. q OoSa .; Porter
BorrLkD BErn-IHmp's quarts, III 0t PIT
y2 81; Badweiser quartz w 90 pints Us %
Erlafaas boer, quarts, aly %; pints tl8 81
5chlilE Milwnuk 90, quarts el1 W, pintA 9ln W
Anthony d Kuhps,. OTIS tlz00. plntS tl2 ~
q. Caasen Son, chS npsEns beer, quart,
li60. snsla
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-10
row YORK,

NEW YonK, July a--BREyEs - Receipts
3 900, Including 80 for exp0rtetion. ueniand
strong: very common to good native steers
sold Mt GOodT l2l.. four carloads OF com.
mon Tsxas. $50 pounds, sold NJ 3 co.
SiIEEr, Receipts S,6le; better feeling. en-
ern lambs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-10

eroN. wyNNE 4 CARTER, AT
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-10

The best smoking sobaoco y Little
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-10

sxports this wesk 70 ureaL nrI,ain... Io,t1j
.
7,JS1
Total ........ .............. .......... 2i1i
Stock At all u. ~ ports this day, 3pp,3l2 |
This day last YER ..."""..--.......... 3do,Oj9 |
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-10
Ep COLUMN.

" = nts under this head will be in.
{ ~ rate OF nve cents line, each
s>J1n words TO the line. No advcr'
| inrorted Tor less than IS cents. Par
UH6m we have NO running account
y n ndvanoe.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-10
New York.

rHw Ycsx. .Jniy 0. = C0rTos : spo,
closed steady, LID or.
fsalaa 1 n1I ~ II
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-10
|MI ADYERTysExExTs.
LAW ,oAnps.

4 Law CARDS.
RS of Fort w orth J3ar-
MEGA RT, ATTORNEYS ~ Law.
over Firs, NatloraI Bank. corner
pd Second streets. N,''Ft
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-10

WmnA T., , ~ 10 " lower ana heavy;
recovered A0ll.2, closing ut bottom hvuroS
No. Sired SCc>7; No. . red @q6is: new red
~, Louisp2l!a; No = red. july N5,sco0i, clnsing
% IL; August ~ is; september 10 S-i~p6 5 l..
closing 9ijk.
CoWN-optlonsH@lls lower. closing Aaql
above inside figures; No. 3, Sossa@ss; steamer
80 hlA. No. Q, July, 6T4ea y, clos ny 5TiN Au-
gust ., lsfpSs's. closing Sis; September ONO
ogA1, closing ~.
CoFFKr--Spot, fair; Rio dull, at 9k; OPP
tions u shade lower, moderately active.
Sales 1929 bags. Rio No. Z, July To- An
gust $40; september 1905 30; ocloper $500
\ 40.