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The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1884-07-10

a. p, Pipestons, 1feh.-I No bounty due YOU
because you were discharged for disease prior to
two years service. See reply to Michigan this
column. 2. If you have corrected the error by
stating in affidavit the correct nature OF your
disability that IS sufficient 3. Such affidavit viii
be considered application FOR The e
so stated. l. PraIapsas IS not rlotare.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1884-07-10

MickigaR, PatisUiRe, PA soldier who was dis
charged before tie term of his enlistment expired
not orig serrsd tro gears order to be promoted
or for any cause except seotds was entitled TO
any bounty, and if he had received 50 advance
bounty the same was legally deducted from any
subsequent payment for his services The object
OF the law was TO bestow bounty only upon those
who served out their terms enlisted men, or were
oh.artr aIf for,
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1884-07-10
THIS SETTLES TIT.

To THE EDITOR: The following congratu-
latory order Of Gen. Giles A. Smith viii furnish
the information desired by Comrade T. Can
field, Sheffield. Iowa:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-03

DALI 4 MOZART, ATTORNEYS at LAW.
ID once over First National Bank, corner
Houston and Second streets.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-03
New HorKl

NEW York, Oct 2-oorroS- spot closed
ssles. 1913 bales.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-03
ON 'CHANGE.
Stocks Were Dull Yesterday, Closing
Weak Cotton Was Unchanged
Provisions Firm.
The Grain Market Opened at an Ad-
vance, Fluotuated, and Closed
Lower-The Quotations.

New York.
NEWYoRK, Oct. d Governments lower.
Railways irregular.
State securities dull.
The stock market was quiet, with ten
denoy TO downward prices. Dealings were
confined TO roomtraders and brokers OF lead
ing operators. There was little OF nothing
doing, The railway advices from the West
are favorable, Chicago reports freight re-
stored TO 20 cents and east-bound freighis
billed at pool rates by all roads, Al the open.
ing Louisville & Nashville dropped ~ per
cent. to 25sz and the remainder OF the active
shares fell on x TO y per cent. subsequently
the pricts rallied. but near the close a
moderate selling movement set In and the
marketleft on weak. Jersey Central declined
., ReadinE2, Northwestern lis, Canada
Southern 2, 81. Paul x, Lake shore s-s,
Northern Pacific preferred l., Union Paclnc 4
aud Western Union rs. II is believed that
prominent operators encouraged the reac-
ton for the purpose OF securing fresh abort
interests. Compared with last night, closing
price are lh@6 lower.
transactions $4,000 shares,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-03
arooerieu.

MnAa-sugar CURED hams, l5c s. o. O. b.
Bacon, 40; =. C,baconi l2Ko. SC. dry salt
fIsH- Mackerel. lon kits, NO. /, yl.ib No.
z, sl.05; half bills, No. 1, 800; No. q $500
White nahi No. ], hlf. bbls,, N.25; No. 4, 1926
LARD-Tiefcss. SIC: ~ ana SON cans. Ssze /;
0p cans, gNo.; loio cans, sstoi On cons. 94ci
OoYFEH---Comnon Hos ordinary. IlI<o.,
lair. I2c.; prime RIO, lSe; fancy, 10; old
govornroent Java, p0l<o.
TEA-ImperialA 0D8g: gunpowder, 60071.
haIf.s bis., exc; cut LOAF, s<c.; graaSnnlsted
utaL lard &c.: Louisiana grRnulntSd, 7tso.a-;
standard a, 7Ac:: ehoios white, 7sSe: yellow
RIoD-IouiniGnA, cole.
bags. =. lake, in dAt hoop bbiI., q.lO
c1sSnD 6ocps.-PriosA psr doHsn. Pins
apple. standard, %; Peachsa, standard. 2
NJ sIe6: y a. q ~ g.Se2.se assonds. y.
corn, sl,Io@i:sk Green psaa, n.s1 Gooae-
6 oSs9 t,i T sS.sS Es.RpsssErsass q
EeaIigei, ~ IA Sc 2 n. a.2g sa1Iaop' r..
gi.s59---: sardinss. American. 800 oass.
sla50l90: BlAokbsrfisa, tl.6O. 0rssn gagas,
ll.t0; Eagle Condsnned milk. S.8o; crown,
BATfN0 PowDHn.-siivsr Loaf, 70 cann,
per dozen. S0e: 1sfb do. q 90. In. DO, 81 50
ah. do, 81: CD. do, el2.
sUEDRIiss- Starch, ~. soap, oosnInon
40. German olive. $40. Candles, full boxes,
1870; halves q quarters, o. Indigo. e5c h
Bluelng, sogl.o0 doseD. ColemanE mnstaro,
American, ei.0O box. BuckotA. two hoops
f10y doEen:woil buckets. 500 dozen. Hroornr,
u.T5Ds. bd nEBn, brilliant oil, bbIA., 2lo.j Gu
70 cases, "a 90; do, liza cases, ~ 81
FLoUR - Btanard'H Royal Patent, V 81
OIL seaks' 1872 p ioQ ~, no. Tezsa
per buahUi, &c: Horniny &nd NTits, q Dol
10 %. Oatmeal, y half bbl., 81 rs; Crack ed
wheat. 9D, 90. Crackers: x soda, C1<foe., y x
scdn,7ec.: Xxx soda, 7Jzc. cream locl eiii.
- saApsi &c.; lemon creams, 10.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-03

LvNmHR--Rough lumber, boxing, II inonel
and under, urut-claaB, go; stripping. AKA VsIt
boxing and flooring, clears, Sa5 thiok clear1,
~ and ~, S21; rough lumber second olNlo
tlf ioist and HcAnting, cullu, SIS.
stnfNo-f1rat common white Pine eJ2 BD
second do. $50; third do, Us, poplar, t2a OOS
rough, 1880.
DRxssEp demonstrating u inches ana
under, f23 01eS 00 do HxS, e28 0OB2s %
goontllng, Joiat or any common Lumber
H2B Oe0e% %, boxing over u inches, GsOoOR
81 90; thick clears, " toll ~ and a $40 OD,esh ID,
second olnAH. any kind. f2i 90,
DRnsaKD AND MATCHED FI.OoRfNQ---Firrs
eiaga, e28; second class, e2l.
WH1TE PINE FuRNIHHIga LulfnER-lf, N
and inch white pine, H0; inch do, SIS.
CEILlH0-BEADKD OR PLA1s--FiYat COM
mon white pine, n, sa250 ID do, $50, "a do. aaa
poplar, y, 80 O0pH.6Q poplar, ~, $50 6O0aS Co
hatlvepine, X, El250 do, u, f22 30.
do inch, $50.
sHINoLis-whits pine A, Is; do nhAdsd A,
band, o; do No. 2. si.5o, DO No. 3 IhsS NATIVE
saved heart, ii.6l saps, 6S,S.
PfGKErn.--Whitep ino, drosHod ana headed,
sgnere or nat. I; yellow pine do. %; lAth,
LIME, CEMENT, Brc.--Lims, Austin, tg.as
per Dbl. Cement. Louisville or RoHenalc, t9Tn
per Dbl, Portland. ei76 per bhl. Plaster Paris,
New York or Michigan, 50 30 per bbl, PlhEsst
BRIGK.- Fire-proof. ~ 81 nor NJ.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-03

Bah IRON, 81 bO.--Norway, &C.; No, " n
shoot iron, &c. No n o aheel iron, $50
galvanized sheet iron, paglfc.: No. kJt snaH'
Hc.; No. x do, l6c., 2x2s roofing TN, oIj 81
Dl5 90; l4N90 and l0x14 pat. do, 81 TBfeB bO.
unners wire, 30 per cent. on; unner's HtOok,
sorty per cent. on cook Htoves nth ware,
pl0 B0a25 CO., do, with trimmings cid B1qos0O0,
WOOD WORK. Wagon aEiss, SOC 65ei 00s
tongues, pOcleel %; ElngletroeH, aI75; boistorr,
&c.; Hpokea ~ 1908 90; follOea, II 1902 Isl;
DonbletreeH, 50 1904 %; neck yokea 81 oD1
2bOi plOw beams, 60ae05c.; plSw handles, el 10
@2bQ; handles, el7bqp2 50.
NAILS, 81 10 key, baaiR lOd.-Hurdon horse
shoe, per key % -; Perkins do, e5 %; Wslk-
or do.s IS so; Burden mule, 90 90; Northwest.
ern horse shoe naila. No. T. 6Oo., No. o. DO, No,
9 &c. 10. Z, &c, No. :, 900; "Lake'sn dor No.
De- NO. . &c, No, 4, 60, No. I, 200, No. B,
nc, NO, Z, lpc., No. 3, isc.
AK ES-K.K.. per dozen, ~ 6ololO 90; Lafs's
~ O0ap0 go; HaokenGRck. 20 6Oao7 %; boys,
handled, s9B0@s6o.
REFRlGERAToRs,--N Climax, Sl7OOl
no. do, als 80; No. do, US No. DO, g2s (;
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ohainu. a. mar
pair. 1870; piow Hinglotreoa, per dOK., 81
bells, 90 por cent. Oh; door looks, 81 a6Ssi %:
wood Sorrows, 80 and 10 per cent. on; j. y oaSt
door butH ~ and 10 per cont. on. cut and
timed tacka, 70 per cont. OF; oofI6s Mills 90
per cent, on; blind hinges, 80 and 10 per cent
OF: carriage bolts, % and 10 por cent. on !;
pillow bolts, 10 per cent. on; piece tin ware,
bO por cent. OFF; deep stamped ware, 50 per
oent. Oh; shallow stamped ware, 80 per cent
on; lapanned ware, VOL per cant on.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-03
WITH A DANCE.
Presient Arthur's Ambition TO Close
lis Term in a Social Wbirl.


WARRINGTON, Sept. 29-The presi-
dent'tcottage at tbe.Soldier's Home is
being put in readiness for his occu-
pancyon his return to Washington,
which will be some time after this
week. The president has always en-
ioyed lis sojOurn at the Home, and is
desirOls of residing there awhile be-
fore The snow flies. When at
the White House he rarely has
moment to himself; even after the
business of the day he can barely es-
cape tie innumerable calls, which are
often made until midnight. In his
retreatat the Home he Is seldom trou-
bled b. visitors not of his own selec-
tien, aid he finds it quiet, very agree
and fDm the city. Miss Nellie Ar
thur aid Miss Jesse McElroy have ar
rived md gone to the Soldiers Home
here, Will probably go there also.
1.-THE ambition of the presidents
life," sid one well qualified to speak
on the iubject to-day, sis to close his
administration in a blaze of social
glory, 8 to speak. OF course he wants
to wiui up his term In wise,
judlclois and patriotic manner,
but ne always attaches the
creates Importance to the gayeties
and festivities Of the last months In
the White House, and you can look
out for Innovations, for grand and fire.
quent entertainments, receptions and
dinnenof unrivaled splendor, from
the concerning Of congress until March
4. II Is a safe prediction that this pc
riod via be the gayest that the exec
utive mansion hos witnessed. The
presideit has given the subject a
great dal OF attention, and Will in
tToducenew ideas and revive forgot
ten fornalities and ceremonies. He
proposes to make the White House
the scene Of the most brilliant social
events, the grandest dinners and
largest receptions ofthe land, and he
has already shown that he knows how
TO do IL.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-03
chicago.
Special to tho Gazette a,.''

Special 10 the Gazette.
CHICAGO. OCT. 2-There was some life and
activity in the grain market and prices adj
yanced. especially on wheat, up to the noon
call, when the mark Ell broke aid declined 3
cents.
Corn about steady
Lard and pork futures dun and unchanged
Cash meats slow aud higher.
Another dali cattle market and prieea
again lower on al grades. Plenty OF Texas
steers In.
Sheep dull.
PRODUCE.
CHICAGO, Oct 2.-FLoUR- quiet and uH-
wms1r-oelober 7ss.s7sJs. closed 7ss1; No
vernbeF sOtsshst IA. closed ~ Ia; December
Is El379 TO- closed 10 -; No. a. red e1< cash.
CoRN -Cash 81 l.2s5s,ti October 81 30 No
vcmbeT 81 S405oA.
PoRK-Cash l651; October 10 IL, .ear II s21f
iIRp-Novenber "a y lAfs2I-2
BuLK MEATs--HhOulders VI rhort rib
o ~; short clear 1O4.
LIvK STOCK.
DrOveTs' Journal reports
HoGs- Receipts. I40l: 5o@g 30.
CATTLE Receipts, $500; export grades 80
mon 70 medium GOES so range cattle lec
lower. Texans 5 35o940 70: Texas cows 90;
Nebraska W; WyoIninR-TexRnE 50et "
Wyoming 40, Coioraao-Ie1anB JBHo %;
MontanRlreKans o..
SHGRP- Receipts, slOg Inferior 70 fair, 2 70
a. 20. medium 70 gooo, 1905 Dt cnoice 50
o. %; Texans 50, lambs 0oga y.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-03
Kew orlsAns.

Kew Orleans.
PRevIsIoNs.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 2.--FLouR-ENtra fancy
demand fair ano prices higher at 4 30; others
dull and unchanged.
CoRH-Dull: In sacks, yellow IS.
oATs-WeStern quiet and weak; choice 80.
CORN MEAIo-Dull. at a5Na2 ~,
HAY-Quiet; prime IL; choice II.
PoRR-steady, with good demand; II IS.
LARD-Jower: Ohio refined 7s4@sI<
BULK MEATs--ln good demand; scarce:
shoulders Is; clear rib in good demand but
at lower rates, IL.
BIcoN-Good demand; shoulders tx; long
clear aud clear rio II.
HAMs--Choice sugaT-cured canvass dull,
ll@l5.
WHIsKY-Flrm; Western rectined O5@
rs
CoFFEE-Dull and lower; Rio oargoes and
common 70 prime 7A@ll \: Others un changed.
SUdAR-EleYen barrels of new cane sugar
received this morning and sold NJ 81 for
strictly prime; 90 for choice.
hoLAss o4- Nominal and unchanged.
RIcR-Qulet and steady; Louisiana ordlna-
ry 10 prime 4aEld5lS.
BRAN-No supply in FIRST hands.
COTTON SEED OIL-Supply light; summer
yellow H.
COTTON Markets.
COTTON REOEIPr8 AT ALL UNITED 0TATn
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-03
Drugs and Paints.


Bark. Cinnamon Per b y; Peruvian, MONS.
Bora1, lsc. Bi-carbonate OF soda, EnglisI
&c. Copperas, Sel. Clnchlnedia, per OF so
cts. CASTLE soap, per D pl9lB. Cream tartar
q. p, per 10 iOei5. Chalk, lump, per ID 2ess.
Caloinel, y. a w, 1000; Engllsb, per ID, bot.
4 e h lasqsed 90 hlor hEy aa per y
cd, saOi CoInposition powder, per ID ~
Dovens, per ID u ~. EPSON salts, per 10 80
pfor J pea S s orpbno % SeS Gun s1 Is S sS
60. oil, Castor, machine, sO060 OIL, Castor,
per gallon, q Sol 10; oil, lard, winter,
inc, W., per o. o. ~ ToS Ss'V sup6 saR
s,see5. Alum, SSig5; rrescription walls BY
case s9 per cent on broken, %
patent medicines. at list. fhayera Fluid
KItfacia. ~ per cent. on. u. u. Fluid Tx.
iracts, 3 pcr cent. on. Essential oils, 81.
Strictly pure white lesd, g rs. Spirits trr.
THE AhERhAH-wILLIAhs ooLoRs.
Ivory drop black Is, per Id 100 EngliTh
coach black, Is, per 10 i2c; lamp Dlaell, IL, 20
black paint, IL, sc .rrusssian blue, ~, rs ~,
H. l2c: raw Turkey lumber, u, 0c; burnt Tar.
key lumber, IL, DC; raw italian aenna, 49, Sc;
Sqs se Pa aa erssS o SSnyks sson
y. o., ia, l2c; American verniillon, is, 20c, In.
dian red. u, u Nlnetta rod, u, s., i91a, -,
yellow ochre, H. o.. l9lzs, "a, We.
PREPARED DRAINING ooLoRs.
Bark oak, 100; Ash, iBci Black walnut. Ice;
Maple, l6c.
DISrEhPHR ooIJoRs.
Ivory drop black, &c; raw Turkey umbar,
Nc burnt Turkey umber, s5c; raw Italian
dyke brown, 2se.
Prices OF above made on q basis OF In u,
=, aud 10 cans, a9sorSd; I IN u and u
cpne; balancelp ! and 2 ID cans, assorted.
Price IN 10 cans; balance IN and Id cans
assorted, Price IN ID canrl lc less; l2if and
- ID tin pals, 40 Less, and kegs 70 per 10
Loss.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-03

WHmKY-Recuned u I0DIEp, ~ per pronn
eonx mnah, one year old, q % two Year, old,
extra old whisky tfN6
WIrns-clnrst case,g rs Jo0loc0, e. psrcual
~; CAtawbA per gallon, p0tAl 90 Port vf 400
Per gal, q COOS 90 White wine, In cases.
CHAMPAoNr--G. II. Munnm a Co., Rxtrn
~ 90 kruc. IN basket, v2S ol0S0 %. No nestle
dry, plntE, e17 50.
per dos, ~ O0fb2 70.
BorrtHp BEnR--Lemp'a quarts, ulq %; ptu,
AZ b9 Budweieer quarts eia %: plEts as O0l
ktlepGer beer, quarts, SIS 00; rinta olB 50;
echlits Milwaukee, quartz el1 0O pintn us O0l
Anthony 4 Kuhn'a, ate oi2 10, pints ela 50
III. OlauHen Bone che npngne beer, Quhrtf
Rli6q.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-03
wool and nIde..

Twelve months clip, light nno and nhedi
nm leDiS; nne heavy 20 light, lsal5; Nix
months, l20lb; fall, fne heavy, lOal2 fall
Solo.
HfpEs-No. heavy nint, dry Y % iso; No.
heavy tlint dry, v n Zoe; No light flint, .
heavy, damaged, y N \; calf skins and badly
damaged. u u t6p6c; green, salted, sound, y /
20 butchers, green, n n hsSc.
fELrRi ES--Dcer skins, vi lbfoiG ante one
skins, n lot1iSc;. goat skins, each, l0DAS
sheep pelts, according 10 amount OF wool,
200 upi shearllnge, according TO amount OF
wool, 69lO Mexican kheop pelts, SGloo;
Mexican sheep pelts, improved, ll9i2c; Mex.
lean sheep shearlings. SC.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-03

CHAPMAN 6swAYNE, ATTORNEYS An
Y law, Fort Worth, Texas. ONCE over
II 81 National Bank.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-03

Furniiure-beaeHtesdH, imitation vain an
each, "a 40aS Do all walnut, o. bGepiO 81: Uhairs
wood scat, y dos, % 1907 10; oanO and rattan
seat, ~ COOS 90; cane seat, dining, sI2 OOH90 O0
Childs and rockers Is o03l2 so large rOoki IA
100 MirrOyB, arch tops y dos, 81 p0af9 81
Tables round, GlO00S60; iall lesf, "a bO16 E0'
hafea, each, Gs 25@100; BuroRuB, eS 61120o
Baby Carriages. 50 60@2O
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-03
Kan,l. procIaims q OuarantIne.

ST.. LOUIS. No, Oct, Gov. Click
has ISSUED a proclamation prohibiting
the introduction Of cattle into Kansas
from TIA, states Of Kentucky. Iowa,
Nebraska and Missouri. until after
they have undergone a quarantine OF
sixty days at the point Of introduction
and released under clear bill OF
health from the state veterinary. He
also prohibits the introduction OF Jer-
sey cattle from any state OF the Union.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-03

P0uLrnY-- Hens, S77s . 10 ,,vt =. rsa.
spring chickcna, 81 76n9 90 rurkaya ibbO
ei0 ~ Geese $3.50 Nt6o Ducks, o. So 10.
h000--rUl dOhrl,, ldtINly,
OruAi.. - y Sc 10; old butter, Gnl0c.; Oloo
margarine, no.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-03

Potstoea--Irish. new, sper bushel. 900.
= Dbl. "a %. snsns, II. msd.. hbia. 80, large
lima sszc.; Ersen butter, t1f1bo. Iioklea,
half bb-- NAL. s. 100: half bbi.. small. Is rs
Cheese, half oleaIu. lSko full cream, lse
Peanuts, TO- fN1sr, hnl1-bbl,, o. W cah
tagc, per crate SD.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-03

NHw ORLEANS, Oct .. CorroN =
Spois closed nfn.
SALES, 800 bales.
Low Ordinary Z. Ordinary sJf Good
Ordinsrv OK: Low Middiing p6-a: MID
slipg 80 glssod Mlddling 10; kidding
iR.f - -. EAiT f-ls
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-03
suBURBAN PRoPEKrY FOR SALE.

FoR RENT "A FARM EIGHTEEN
fqiles north Of Fort Worth, about $50
fcs ~ cultivation, 100 acres in pasture ON
4.rrlet creek, good orchard, plenty of wa
ana everything convenient and good
|lnsefr Terms. 50 per acre for land In culti-
ZION, one-half cash. Amply 70 w. j. Rosz,
Ikaders National bank, Fort Worth. l.. w.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-03
Eon sALE-oIrY REAL 1879.

va0R SALE-A BARGAIN-A NEW TWO
story house, eight rooms, two bath
onih, corner lot, 100 feet square. Pat time
desired. Address Il. +. A., Gazette Office.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-03

Wheat, choice, $50, medium, 30; lnte.
re, 6Qc; cntr. So3SS7: hay, loose truai the
Nasop, s. COZ % per ton bale hay, tS 0c9
10 o0i bran, &c. per To-; chopA VI 009i IS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-03
higher.

Galveston.
steady.
Gross receipts, ifat,
HaleA, 1888.
Exports nene
Stock, $3.50.
ornnars s5.i9 Good Ordinary n: Low
Kidding 9l.2 Middiing pb&: Good Mid
ding . *; Middiing Fair 10.
Futures opened dull but steady, ruled
steady, closing from q TO 10 points higher.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-03

Special to the GaHeite.
Kansas cIr4. Oct. 2.--PrIees nrnsr IN
rrovihons with demand limltsd.
TexAs cattle Ia d "a supply Gull AAd SCALA
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-03
ZAP COLUMN

.smen,s under this head will be IN
the ratio OF five cents line soo1
sevon words TO the line, No saverl
u inserted for less than Is cents. faI,
& whom, we nave no running account
Az in advance. ---
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-03

fowier-Blaatlng, y keg, o. 25 Rms, y y
"a %, Rine. v l91< bs,.295 klfie, a6Ss bu, as
shut-'s2 y saok: bucH shot. % Is.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-03
FINANoIAL.

y oASs OF MONEY UPON PRO
\ land negotiated: also, vendors liens
lughL Francis Smith q Co., Fort Worth,
xas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-03
HOTEL5

|~tAlss CITY HOUSE--J. NJ. pRKSLER,
n2prietor. Everything new and frgt-
4ftA Texas. Seventh street, near DEPOT.
oehI Y Fal.g, Iekas,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-03

RIO JANEIRo, oct. 2.--CoFFEB-R Receipts
this week III ,Ogl bags.
Shipments 70 United States, 0.eo0 bags.
Stock, . O0Ol bags.
Sales 81 900 bngH
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-03
New York.

NEW York, Oct. 2.-BEEvEs -Rcoeipt n
$40, mainly for exporters: no trading IN beef
cattle: clty-slnuEhtered beef sides dull; 7dlo
for native; 65t6D756 for Texas and Colorado.
SuEEP-R Receipts $50; extremely dull; 20
for poorest TO best sheep: 1905 50 for lambs.
PROD, OK,
FLOUR Steady.
MItKAr--Spot lots and No. z red L6A high.
er; options opened steady and closed H@l1S
lower and heavy; No. ~ red 80 l-2Geik. No.
red, October SSg6dSqE closing 50 i-2; Novom
herssl<@sl5k. closing sOl2 December a24@
coRS--spot grades k@Ihieher: options
opened lf@l5S higher later Aal, afterwards
lost the advance and declined a@N closing
heavy; No. bi5S; No. 2 october 6lN@63k,
closing 6l3<; November 0096lh, closlng 90;
December 5Edbl, closing blss.
CoFFEE-spot f,iT lilo duh; options duh,
closing barely steady.
sales, $3.50 bags,
Rio No. -
OcuooeI ''.-..-.'.'..'s-s. sa...s''.-h
hoNehDef..s.'.s...s..'',.s ....s ...'.. .s.
Dtcetn DtI..,... s...s.'..h -
sUGAR--Dull and nominal; fair 10 good re-
lining iN@ijf refined weak; standard A
8 l9l6@6Js; graduated 8-l0G6h.
MoLAss Es-Quietand nominal.
Rics-Steady and fairly active.
TALLow- quiet but steady.
RosIS / NnGl 80
TURPENr1SE--Dull at 20 $1,000.
PoRR--Quiet.
IARD.-Easier spot 77x@7 80; october
! 1901 81.
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NEW YORK, Oct. 2-Money closed l5fG2;
prime mercantile paper. sac; sterling ex-
change b. b. at Sc; sight 4Si.
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The Bar nlse where

HOUSTON & HENDERsoN-w. b HoUs-
III ton, N. Northumberland and Land
Aents: ONCE In Bank building, WichitA
Fills. Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-03
LOST.

OSr OR sToLEN-oN OR ABOUT SEP
y tcnnber 26, 1884,. in the southern portion
b the city OF Fort Worth watch, saddle
Y llet full of clothing. carpet sack of per
= lal Decessaries, a pair OF boots, an over
AL. a manuscript of ITO pages and some
2 yer articles. The owner Is poor old man
70 saoly needs the lost property. a liberal
yard will be paid tor the recovery of all or
hart of the articles mentioned. Address:
"a. Nc, care Of the Gazette, or apply TO the
,lzette Office.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-03

81. Louis.
Special to the Gazette.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 2.-wHrkr-Tho market
opened active aud advanced two cents, but
broke badly later aud more than The advance
was lost.
Corn was nrm and prices had an upward
tendency.
ProvlsiOns in better demand and prices
stronger,
Texas cattle in liberal supply, slow and fit
teen cents lower.
Sheep eull.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-03
lever and in sympathy with other markets.
sheep demoraliEed.

KANsAa CITY, Oct 2 Live Stock
Indicator reports.
CArrt.E-. Receipts aBi, exportss Oca6 .; good
10 choice ehipping, 4 SOS -, common 10 me
dunn o0d6 50. feeders. SNod3t 50. cows, 3 oo6a
50, grass Texans, 900S 80
HoGs-Receipts pcJe aGlbe0fqS
Receipts 500; weak and a shade
lower.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-03
FOR sALE--AIIsOELLANEOUs.

y YOU HAyELosT THE KEY TO YOUR
- stfeet, can supply yoL with a new one
4 q I'll guarantee q ne. Locks. hinges,
.Nya On hand.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-03

rANTED-A MAN WITH WIFE, BUT
Z no children, TO work on cattle renS
rant countV. The man to attend 10 the
ses, garden, etc, and the woman 10 DO
King and washing. To the proper parties
marlent employment and fair wages VIII
Oven. Call in person on Geo. b. LOVING
kE'rrE Office.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-03
HECK 81 BAKER ,
cOEy8lcTORS am BUILDERS,

will furnish estimates Of cost on all kinds Of
Buildings, Shelving, Counters, ETC.,.
FORT WORTH 'rExA -.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-03
FOUND.

llsOUSD-oN HOUSTON STREET, YES
terday, a gold loeket. The owner can
We the same by calling at this ofiice and
ying for this notice.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-03

NKw ORLEANS, Oct, 2.--Sight exchange
on New York, ] 90 per 1910 premium,
sterling exchange B. b. 81.
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wANTED-MALE HELP,

TANTED-A FIRsT-CLASs SrENo-
Qfapher who can operate type writer.
" oreferTed. Address. Geo. Is. Loving
cite ONCE,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-03

The "uirae Joker Is tbs.Dest smol-
ing tobacco.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-03
Total Eales ZOO.
LOCAL MARKETS.

Cotton.
Good middllng, abs; strict mIddllng.
mlddling, SJE; strict low middling, ek.
Nothing lower being received.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-03

IA NTED--AN EXPERIENCED DAlhn-
man at Live Oak stock farm, Two
AZ vest of city. Apply immed ately.