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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-28

HKlRTtN--No, I California skirting, pei
roll. s0lfc; No. California skirting per side,
te,sc; No. fair hcmlock, clean, wnNd stock
AGO.; No. fsir hcmlock, no oil, Hsc., No.
oiled hemlook, clean ncsh, T1xc.; No. = oiled
HxRSFsS LEATHER. mo. ohio. med,.
UNI and heavy weight, s7c,, No II Ohio mo-
dunn and light, SSca No. hcmlock, 3d.; No.
q hemlock, NC.
Hind BRfDLEs.-No. Z, Y CON-, sewed
n, tper dosen, 50 10; No. 10, " bkle. In, pigeon
wing, per don, ell 30; No. 10, y do, efh %,
RIDING BRtDLEs.--A In. blk. or mir iouh.
hend curb bits, $40 20: " do. fancy mont do,
s12 90; y In. long rein do, Slb 10; u In, donb.
and stltchrd mont do, extra curb bili SIC 40.
FILLlNGS.--lz In. short roin, blk. or fair,
eSb 0t X do, blk. or good, $40 81,
SADDL.S.--No. 4 stock cheyenne, Llama
pockets. $40; Number ~ ditto. less the
pockets, ga; No. loose laced, coarse Still
tree, e.i; No. loose rivited do, 80, No,
Colorado, genuine short Friescke tree, So, No
~. tied, COARSE tla; No. % do, stu Tree, Clio.
No, 80. stitched, fill rig, rose tree, 81 10, No,
X, tackled, do. do, ta; three quarter and half
rigs, mems, e5gnS; do, boyR', e3at5
HARNESS, WAGoN.--lss, ~ aud " inch
long tnr, complete collar, brides, lines,
etc). saco22eo2st ~ jnoh, machine, short
tug, complete, BIC oo;. ~ inch, hand, oak
stock, short tug, complete, sl7; ~ Inch Nat
tug complete. $3.50,
SPURS.-Eureka No. 3, chased, per doscn.
y Is; Indiapola, biued. per doien, 81 30;
Mexican, two 70 tbroo.inrh rpweiH, 81 e66es 10.
LEGGINs, mo. !, Cal. style, calf, sB, No.
CAL style, hip loggin leather. o. 80, No. 2 do,
V No. 2. old style Kip do. q 30.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-28
WACO.
Illness Of Rev. DR.. KIng-The Examiner
Prohibition in Politics.

Special to the Gazette.
WACO, May 27.-Rev. S. A. King,
ID. D., pastor of the Presbyterian
church of this city, was invited and
consented, several months ago, TO
preach the commencement sermon.
Sunday, June !, at the great South
western Presbyterian university at
Clarksville, Tenn. He had proposed
leaving here tomorrow to meet the al
pointment, but is too Ill to leave his
room. His condition is not deemed
dangerous, however, so the Presbyte-
rians throughout the state who read
The GAZETTE need not entertain ap.
prehensions
The press and material of the Ex-
aminer job rooms are being re-
moved to-day to the build
ing recently leased 10y the
Sunny South Publishing company
This confirms the report, telegraphed
you some little time ago. that the
Sunny South people would acquire
control of the Examiner. The change
is expected TO go into iull effect June /.
The Missouri Pacific south-bound
train was again very late to-day, reach
Ing here at p. III. 1t pulled several
/. Il q. n. coaches. No Eastern or
Southern mails have been received via
the Houston & Texas Central since
Saturday night, due to a break In that
line near Hampstead.
ELM street in East Waco was again
inundated last night, caused by yester-
days rains, added TO the water already
left standing there from last weeks
flood. 1t is nearly free Of water this
evening, but the weather indications
are that more rain will fall tonight.
The prohibitionists of this county
have called n mass meeting to conven.
in Waco June %. to nominate ticket
for county officials. The move seems tc
have its origin in the rural precincts
1t is entirely safe to say the city vote
will sit down upon any distinctive
prohibition ticket.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-28

Luxnxn-Roush lumber. boxing, n inobss
and under, dvsi-clnss, esl: ntripring. MS, %,
boxing and fiooring, clears, Us; thick ciearS
~ and ~, ~; rough lumber. second clAsa
vlS; ioist and scnntling, culln, SIS.
StpITc--Eirst common white pine, ss7 80
second do, 90. third do, Us, poplar. "a OO8
n 80 nstiyc pine y; ~ 90 do X, rs; native
DasssKp Iuwpxn-Bosinr II inches ana
under, 90 oN;t2s 90 do tixs. e16 O052s 90
scantllng, joist CT any conmup lumbar
tS oo@S 70; boxing over II inchcp, es0,O0o
second class any kind, al ooS4 "a. -
pRxssrp AND MArctED FLooRrNu--Ffrst
GLASS; e2S; second class, al.
WHtrKPtNr FURNISHING LuABxn--l5<, In
and 2inoh white pinc, 80; inch do, as.
CHILLING BEADKD on PLAIN--Eirat come
mon white pine, x, Ns2.s0, I'd do, So Is DO TN
hsliscplse' X, ssi.SS; al I y " IS. - ~ ~
PorLAn Luhnsn.--is<, ~, ana inch. ~
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS pius A, q, do shadsd A.
s.S. 90 estrs No, !. $50 cypress, best, any
brand, ~; do No. ?, etsu DO No. 3, sB,60 native
hawed heart, &e.Ss saps, nm
pfcxErs. white pine. dressed ana headed.
square or nat,Ds; yellow pine DO. q; iath.
LINr, cxmxrr, Eu--IAms, Austin, sass
per bbl Cencnt, lsouisville or Roscnale, S97S
Per hhls Portland, eA7S per bbi. Plaster Paris,
New York or Michigan. 8 50 per bhi. Plasts2
Rsi lex. ., m per N.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-28
THE GAZETTE: FORT WORTH TEXAS, WEDNESDAY. NAY e.

ment before the first call, declined Y tol TX per
cent, latter In f.ackawanna, which sold down
to Sh. Near noon the market Strengthened
and became buoyant, the reaction noticed
above having served merely to bring In
frcsh buyers; prices advanced nom y To 50
per cent. compared with last nights closing;
this was succscded by reaction from Y TO AZ;
ncara pm. the market was strong and higher
again and some shares were at the best OF the
day. About 2sl there were sales to realize
pronts, which resulted In decline OF from "A
to TX, Lackawauua leading ana selling down
to iui's. In the las, fifecu minutes business
Missouri Pacific rose 10 TAX, the highest point
of the day. Tho market closed Irregular
but In the main firm, compared With last
nights closing prices; "a per cent higher for
Jersey central, Az for backawanna, 81
for Northwest. 81 FOR prefcrrei, - for St.
Paul, for Michigan Central IL FOR Missouri
Paclnc, FOR Northern Pacific preferred, az
for Reading, ala for Western
Union, ix FOR Omaha preferred,
2 for Delaware & Hudson. ! for Wabash pre-
forrcd, w for Texas 4 Pacific, l for Omaha,
81 for New York Central, iss for Louisville
4 Nashville, 81 for Canada southern, ~
for Rock Island, | 81 for Quincy. for Central
Pacific and ,sas "a for the remainder OF the
active list.
Transactions, $4,000.
NEW York, May IT, Money loaned ut SOS
per cent: prime mercantile paper, Sue.
sterling exchange II, u. nrmcr att sSS4: sight
IS Ia.
NEW YORK, May sT.-Closed at the fol-
lowing prices hid cash.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-28
HUNT COUNTY.
The G. F. b. Hop ut Greenyille-A
Brilliant Social Event.

Special Correspondence of the Gazette.
GREENvILLE, May 25.-The G, f. b.
club gave another of their hops last
evening, which winds up the season.
This club Is formed of number of
young men of this town, and many are
the praises they receive from their
guests. The CLUB wish to thank Mr..
and Mrs. John Cofley for their kind
ness in throwing open their house and
turning it over to the committee of ar
engagements. John il always ready to
help the young folks to enjoy them
selves.
Mr.. Jack Selby was master OF cere-
monies, with an able assistant in Mr..
e. Il. Hawkins. When supper was
announced II was found that all the
guests conld no: be accommodated Mt
the first table. but the popular assist
ant, Mr.. T.. Il. Hawkins, was
eausl to the emergency, and
agreed to entertain all tho !,
who waited for table number two,
which he did in fine style. His fancy
dances were rendered with grace,
which would have been an honor to
dancing master. Among them were
the Highland fling. The guests were
highly pleased with Mr.. Hawkins en-
deayors to make all enjoy themselves,
and voted him the most popular man
ager of the county. Although the
night was one of heavy rains, there
was very large crowd.
Mr.. Frank Brame, who has recently
purchased a new and handsome bus
Tor the convenience of the travelling
public. was on hand with his bus after
midnight, and took every couple to
their doors. Frank Is very popular
among the boys. ~, n
Among those present were W. b.
Wheeler aud wife, y. w: Terhume
and wife, DR.. J. X. Vowel and
wife, DR.. +. +. Phillips and wife,
G. st. Chamberlain and wife. ID. Z;
Mcleod and wife, j. nj. Boykin ana
wife. +. b. Neal and wife, Il. nj.
Spencer and wife, J. II. Fusseiman
Among the young folks were Misses
Carrie b. Hughes, Josie Statier,
Mackie Clark, Mcttie Robertson, Wine
johnson, Minnie Spencer, Sue Afford,
Dacia Blades, Laura Cushnap, Anna
Cox. Alice wilkinson; and Messrs. ).
Fl. Selby, +. z. Hawkins, A. Sanger,
w. A. Fuller. ID. p. Wills. Cladue
bradford, X. G. Mattox, 9. Hines, !.
K Minter, c. A. Hills, A. M.
Samueils.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-28

Bark, Cinnamon, PER pound, ~ DC, bark,
ibN-; bi.carbouatc. Of sodH, Eng., &c cop
pers.s, per 70, 2pi; castor oil, Y gNi,, eSci ~;
ciuchonida, per ounce, 7c0D--c.. castilo soap
(nottlcd,. per n, Spp; cream tartar. o. p. per
pound. sS@;. chalk irnap, per pound, 2es
oalomel, 4. 4 W., per pound, Io@so; calomci,
Eneiiah, per pound. 1901 IS; chioral hy-
position powder, asepsl, doyers powders. l 2S
epson salts, pcr pound, SOB; gum opium, per
pound, 800 rs; gum camphor, T@ss NOR.
sl@pt ouininc, r, a W, pcr o.. s5epi ~ !:
German. nor cs.. so.Si IS: potash, bromide,
toestn iodldc. l ~: chlorate, 22us2S Alum, &c.
Flour sulphur. tsp5c.; Essential oils ct. Louis
list. strictly pure white lead. a. 10; Patent
medicines, rebate list; y. ID. fluid extracts.
No and 10 per vt, or do. brok on 10 par ct on.
Lard oil 5o@sl. Bismuth, sub. nit, II %. AL
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-28

Special to tho Gazette.
ST.. LOUIS, May 2.-WHEAT-The market
was active and sales were free. The close was
Il and Y better, and firm.
CoRS-Fasy during the morning hours, but
improved later. The demand was very large
and sellera were scarce. Closed firm at un-
changed prices.
PRovIsIoSs--The feeling was better and
prices advanced some Sales fair.
SHEEP Dull and prices weak. Common no
sale. j. r. Taylor OF Coleman. Tex, sod ST.
head OF s0l.bs at Z 25 cash;:for transporting
and other expenses 7sc. per head.
ST. LOUIS, May Unchanged.
WHEAT-cash and May lower. other CD
lions higher; No. red 1iHl li5ss; cash l llls
May i0ss<: June gI<aW, closed VIZ,
vanced. and closed 1aS5l below yesterday;
ei,9@52,s cash; 5lss May; 6isS June; aah@'2N
So,ixrs-slow: 80 81 cash; 80 May; SEX bid FOR
June.
WHIsRY-steady at o..
COKNMEAL--Firin;3 U5.
PuRK-lG rs. - ~,
BULK MExr-Long clear %; short rib
BAcoNtLonr clear s 7Aas rs; short rib
s sO0l8 s7k: Abort clear 05 80 l2H.
LARD-Nominal at 10.
LIVE STOCK.
CATrLE-Active; export steers 0 5laG %,
good to choice f0etb w common 10
medium 8 1905 90. Receipts i,sy
Hoes. Receipts 400 active ana hiSnef az
sMsEp--Receipts $500: common TO medium
clipped natives 3 0d3 10. good 10 choice Zyg
D Oo Texans 0oSf5p.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-28
FORT WORTH PROPERTY FOR SALE.
PEAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
iis LOTS IN BELLEVUE ADDITION.
S0IIrH q nIs HA'.,i

At AUCTION THURSDAY JUNE 70.
Inc growtn OF Fort Worth In southwark.
south of The Texas & Pacific railroad. WHARF
then about forty houses stood. Bellevue H.
on the commanding eminenee directly east
Leach and lrammell IL has been sub,dt.
yided and wirefencsd offinto blocks. THE
IeTS Investment company, limited, viii
sen s lay lots at auction ON Ihursday. June IL,
1884. bellevue hill is reached by a gradual
ascent and Is ABOUT eighty feet h gner than
the lurt-house and same distance south Of
the Texas 4 Pacific reservation that the
view from lookout mountain ~ not more
beautiful. Fort Worth on the north,
Trough situated 100 feet above the
as If II was In valley The Clear Fork on
the west and the sycamore, Trinity and the
cross tlmbers ON the east are seen.
rran prominent p, mir! physie an q Fort Worth
and henlthiest portion Of our city
or, suburbs. Theic is no water for
miles TO the south and the breeze from
that point Ia free nom any faint. Bellevue is
bound to be the great fashionable Quarter of
Fort Worth.
Hemph,li. Lip'comb and Wheeler streets
run north and south through Bellevue. The
tended along Hemphill street In that direc-
tion. Tine Rosedsle street railroad will nave
Its terminus just east OF Bellevue,
Clear Fork and Trinity hedge In Fort Worth
on north, east and west and II is bound 10
continue exten ding south. Bellevue ridge is
the only flue place for "A drive near the city,
History repeats Itself. Property on the south
side nns risen with great rapidty recently
Land adjoining Bellevue that less than a
year ago sold for si,0 an acre now brings
sl,20O To 50 800 an acre. Lots bought at this
auction will quadruple In value In few
months, a. street railroad and the natural
growth OF Fort Worth will soon I'LL Bellevue
with houses. This property will be sold al
auction on Its merits. Titles are good, and
abstracts can be seen Mt Texas Investment
compnny's Office. Terms exceedingly liberal
Conveyan ces toground win be furnished ire.
on day OF sale. All are invited, especially
the ladies. No matter whether you expect u
buy or not, come to the sale. In meantime
walk or drive overt Bellevue. Texas In
vestmen company's team goes there daily
This property has never been ON the market
| before.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-28
TELEGRAPHlC MARKETS.


xxwyonr. May A.--Goyeramsnts steady
Railways frmei-
State securities dull.
1ns null movement which set In yesterday
afternoon made further prosIess N-uhs ~.
= = ..rs orders for round amounts OF diyi-
dend.payipg stocks In the hanos o p,on s,,
The market held stronger anu .o' soe
afteen minutes advanced i,Ne'rs ~ p'o'
Northwestern, Quincy Lack awanna' LOUIS
,,,le & Nashville. Missouri fac'ne,
Jersey Central. hsaa,ns. ,s,na
Mai, aud st. Paul being
M most conspicuous In the Upward move
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-28
MINERAL WELLS.

II VIZ VV"''N''NH HVV"V" W " "'b III
wayman- Citizens in Pursuit.
Special TO the Gazette.
MINERAL WELLS, May %. Mr..
January, with Harry Marks, a drum
mer for Randall & Nephews OF Dallas,
was attacked by masked robber on
the mountain this evening. Mr..
Marks was relieved of $45 and his
watch. Mr.. January's watch was also
taken. A posse of citizens have started
in pursuit of the robber.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-28
Galveston.

Galveston.
aALvEsros. May z.-oorros- Spot closed
quiet.
Receipts, SO bales.
Sales -.
Exports coastwise, =.
ordinary g<; Good Ordinary Io1; Low
Middlingll@; Middiing III Good Middiing
llE; MiJdling Fair u 1915.
tutares closed dull but steady.
oil halns
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-28
PRODUCE.
Cllicago.
special 70 the Gazette.

CHICAGO. May T.--Afiairs are getting
mixed, Il seems, with the best Of them at :
loss what 10 do. To-day the element had the
bears NJ q disadvantage and pnt prices up
higher. Wheat Is ! cent per bushel higher,
corn X cent and pork 70 cents. There was
great deal OF activity Witnessed and the Risks
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-28

A son of Rev. DR.. Wilson OF Xenia1,
n nromised two weeks ago to break
himself OF the habit of drinking OF
die m the attempt. He struggled
along until Thursday and then hanged
himself.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-28
frRAyED OR STOLEN.

REWARD FROM MY PLACE
On The night of April 25, lsSi, one
lisellow Jersey cow, no marks or
y within two days of calvipg when
fd, VIII pay the above reward
|aellyery IL me in the western part
near Days artesian we'll. II. IL.
WI Worth, May 20, 1884.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-28
xsnsas City


Special TO the Gazette
Kansas CRY, May 27.--Tbere Is no change
TO note In provisions, the demand being very
lis lat and prices are nominal.
Pork steady al II 90.
Lard almost unstable.
Cattle quiet, under moderate receipts sales
at O-Gt6l0
sheep dull.
PRODUCE.
KANSAS Cry. May g;-WHEAT5Qaotsd
siX0six cash: NV June: ~ hAkec July.
Cons-4jX bid cash; lsIz bid June: ~ bid
July.
OATs-9 bid.
LIVE STOCK.
The Live Stock Indicator reports:
characteristics 1870 native steers o.
l125 10 1885 pounds average D bSGo iz|;
siockers and feeders unchanged
HoGs-Eeceipts 1907 lots averaging he 70
800 pounds %. mainly O.
siIEEP--Itsceipts, SD; natives Of VI POUNDS
average 81 10
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-28

tOusAND CUSTOMERS AT A. j.
ions, 40 Houston street, Fort
|isa' Wholesale and retail dealer in
ammunition, flne pocket cnt'
" Jackie, poles, seins, nets, etc.
prices and best goods qua ran teed
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-28
HorEIs.

H. l THE 81 OPPORTUNITY OF IN.
eeold N uniir, our friends and pat
3 opsu f ~ the Plaza house, yet
and wss ~, The accommodation OF
q DAY ~. uavelers, etc. Rates
Table bc no "a and lodging Is 10 g
the rss vAta "a per week. We cal
Z Ghirh oi the ,legant new three
hsnss y being built AZ an addi-
sputheAst corner public
ROWLAND q MosELKy.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-28

sExAtern Texna ana eOntherp Io!as etooA
GATH. about tive doIlsss Per Nod less than
lhe above quotations 81 -. ~ s4 81
The above prices are for nea1s ~ 100 49, Z
and upward. delivorcd on ehq trails, ~ ~
e1nbracod In the following teEy1toyy IL ~
Of the TeSas Central RAILWAY: north of ~
Inc sns 49, "a az. soa Sc az
south Of Red Rive.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-28
SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS
PROFESSIONAL.

hrs. BURTs 4 FIELD, PHYSICIANS
y and surgeons. Office over Kings drug
store, Main street; telephone connection NJ
Office and residences.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-28

New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS. Nav "a. = Corros
Spot closed easy and unchanged.
BALES. 1909.
Low Ordinary SIX; Ordinary =; Good ordi-
nary 10Y; Low Middling llH Middling ll,s;
Good Middling Tx; hiddling Fair "; Fair
lax.
Futures closed cas- y. butdull.
Hales. % 100.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-28

~Non e"''e '"We, me ou's.oc IN ocihs
u'"Wn m 'ne 'a"os eViuen's io'ks'tns
me. pSss ssp.r'enoe. my opuh'.y ~ ouy,ng
quite largely thus coming TO the relief OF the
,nan p,,s ,ss ,n,,,,,s', ~, "fr' ',. W. ~
'ncin. i"'N mas lu"peu 'n'o souviV ann
now II Is said there is a corner on polk. Lard
does a'','. not no symps'nise Win pork June and
IVY i'''N ''osc' ~ ~ ~ N"'''n "'HNv WI"
slightly higher Texas 70 to 20. sheep
dull and lower.
PRODUCES.
changed: .a..a, -.
July ssNae.s.; closing x below outside az,
af r.. ~, .a,a... Ma, "a ,a.s,, ,.n.
6is2eptsA; July tiNeeS,sN
PROVISIONS.
July s scas 10.
BULK MkAl's--Shouiders q IL; short rib \ 80;
short eiearSae
PoRk--N 1tur Juno ana July.
LIVE srocR.
Eeport of Droversf journal.
Hoos--Receipts, n. po. market steady and
unchnng ed, at zoe 80
6aS so: good I" cnoicc Shipn,nr io.se 40 com.
mon TO medium icae ot grass Texans I IS
smsKr- Receipts, So: inferior 10 na,r oaM
I co medium 10 goou oI@s 90; choice 10
extra (. 'o@s %. -
rRoyrsroNs,
NEW oS.eAxa MAY w.-rlouR-pull
and dropping; family ax@i,S; high grades
SSu5 ~
Pons -Qnict AZ al
lAAkD-steady: uerce refined S,s; kcx q,
HULK MsArs-Qniet; shonlders, packed,
nAcoN- II. moderate demand; shoulders
90 long clear anu clear RIO s%.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-28

RuMSkY HOUSE, BoNHAM. rrx As
- The undersigned takes plcasurs IN as q .
Remera 70 Ms old friends and the public
well-knowa hotel PROPERTY AM, ,s,,, via anu
pa ads % entertain the travelling public WHY
m rsrc, ~ , accommcdations in every depart
cmnn.o,,n ene n9tei business. I have also in
commSdious sample 70 orns iitted mn srr ma,u
~ TOT the benefit OF commercial traveicrs w"
q. l.. WILLIAMS, Proprietor.
pIEpMONT HOUSE, MINERAL. wrtIa
a, faio l'into county, the leading hotel 81
sn,s summer III, resort, well furnished rooms
onos,s Ir ."1ae' ana the best OF attention 10
Mrs. X. W. Duke of weatherford. -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-28

GTaVi W !. sa 4. .;; ;ss; s nv g. g.
lEAA IN: J; ! \: !;
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-28
orooeries.

MnArs-sugAr cured hams, l&c, SO. @. "
Rscon, isc; sc. bacon, lolsM y. O, dry salt,
LAnp--Ticrces, pssc, soAnd SON cans, a.c,
2io cans, n.c.; ION cans, 100; ON CANA. iOoss
OVERWHELMINGLY ilc,; ordinary, ii,se;
government Java, sos1c.; Afbuekics' Arioss,
Tsx@iSgsrlal, 10000. spngewasr, soep,
haifbbls., '0c,; cut Loaf, a,sc.; granulated
standard $40: Louisiana grRnulnted, src.en,
standard , A. Sc; choice white, s. yellow elari.
Louisiana, eepyc.
Fisu-Mackerel. lnb kits, No. !, p.l5; No.
n; 9s hS,i s Ses M M sb,. sss Ne ts
Dried herrings, per box. 400. Cod nsh; OS.c
sALr-Coarso, In bags. gi2sei.so; fne IN
bags. -. lake. In dat hoop bbls.. s2.ip;
CANNED doops.--prices per dozen, Pine
apples, standard, sloI pcach.s, standard. 2
s ~. s H.: "a S is rs,Sss sa . ssSSn b.
clio; seeonds, . ma. =: 8 MS, Si,soae Grecn
corn, sl,iossl,es; Green peas, si.sS; Goose.
S Ss.sss Mi Weight pS fs saiS iaSi
Ss,sei r. s,'i D.. "" sss .%sn' 49,
imported, sl2 t09is 40 case. atraw berrles,2 NJ.
yl.256ni.sD; Black berries. sl.eo; Green cages
sl.ao; Eagle Condensed milk. $50; crown,
BAKISo Powpnn.--silyer Loaf. ,<n cans,
per dozen, 70. Isib. do, d 80; In. do. "a %
an. do, 81, on. do, el2.
.susDRIns-s,taroh,. ixc soap. common
lblsc; halves, o; quarters, o. Indigo. $50 'n
Bluolng, Soabi 90 dozen. ColemanR mustard
ei.40ebs5.60 dozen. Maccaroni. imported, lbcf
American. $500 boz. Bunkeih. Two hoops
s2.0O dozen, we'll buckeiA. 500 dossn. Broons
el.Tb0a bdoHen. Brilliant oil, bills, 2oc.; Ecu.
pion. do, 3nc: do, - cases. % 70: Brilliant,
2-6 cases, 90 30: do, lila cases, ~ 20.
FLoUR = StanRrdis Royal Patent, o. 80
y bbl.; sacks. loqe p 100 u.s.; No. Texas
per 100 lbs. o., No 81 Is, No ~ 10, Corn meal
per bushel, $50, Hominy and grits, bhl /,
Is OO. Oatmeal, " hall bbl., u %; Crack ed
wheat, fib, 90: CrackerG X soda, 61<apo., XXX
soda, Bl3fd,c; xxx soda, To-; cream 3d.; gin.
gar snapH, pc.: lemon creams, 30.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-28

COTTON MARKETS.
COTTON REoKIrm AT ALL UNITED STATES
FORTS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-28

Country Produce.
Potatoes Irish. new, per bushel, 75&sl.
SACK, ----c. ONIONS, per DBL, 20 %. rurnips.
" bbi, oil %. Bsans. HIP. med bbls., &c.; large
lima, $40. small butter. tjse5c. Picklef,
medium, per tDl., ~ 0o small, per bbl., $40
half bbl.. med, eStD: half Dbl. small, Us rs.
Cheese, half cream, i5isc.: full cream, isc.
Peanuts. 800 dor. haif.bbi.. Is 10. Cab.
baRe, &c.
PouLrRy--Hens.. 1878 % - per dozen
young spring chickens, - MO; Turkeys
~ 0ozoib 0o;, Geese, W w ~e0oi Ducks. - 700
rs.
Eoos-Per dozen. 13c.
Fresh country butter, choice. II; Creamery
ye57fc.; old butter. ssiOc.; oleomarga-
rino, lie.
Isodstuifs.
Hay Loose from wagon ~ 00ebl0 10 per
ton: bale hay, ti0 90 q ~ 90; corn. 40@l2l<
cts. OaA, country, S0G52H cts. bran, Sl.oo
@per ioU. Chops. y % PER lbs. Cotton
seed meal, Sl.0O 100. Miilet, per ton, tl0
oil. Millet seed. zoo.
Grain.
wheat. choios ,8Oc.ebsl, medium. s01p0
inferior, e0ap65c; oats. Syes2I<c; barley, bUdb
a6c: corn. lO0sl3xo: rye. to@a.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-28
NASrED-AaENTs.
|. uIs-hi isCELLANEOUs.

,aRr OF THE FURNITURE OF
..crn house for sale: been In use
q Call before SATURDAY or no
souse. eau be rented cheap. j.
mi I. Andrews & Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-28

Futures closed dull,
80, 600.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-28

BALLOON STOCK, OUTFIT COM
.. InVludlng one billiard and pool
4 house situated on Main street,
[Texss, q good stand. Apply TO j.
1 Or Thad. Angel. Meridian, Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-28

Refrigerator and Butcher 1--we Wsights.
Bssyss--Corn fed. per pound. '....-..'..as ~
Muttops-Fair, fnt muttOnst y D......3 9sAe
Choice, Per pound .,......-....s> & eHc
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-28

n cHEAp-FiVE-GLASS Lam
riare 10 good order, 81 0. Z. +.
touls, Mo.