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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-03
sulIdlng MAtsriaJ

E,lThgBFH-.Rough Jumper, boxing, u inunst
and undor, rat-clasg, $50. stripping. Axe, tsl
boring and ii0oring, clears, 90. thick clear
~ and 49, 81. rough lumber. second nlEr
sl7. iolRt and scantling, cullH, el6.
EIDIN0-Firnt common whito Pine, % O.
Aocond do, $50; third do, 8G; poplar t20 Ooe
n 50; native plno y; So 90 90 *. eo; nAliy
DRESSED LUMBRR--B oEing u inchas M
under, S28 00@28 %; do KS, $40 0lOh5 O
Eoanting, iOist or any common lumbgl
FQ8 00,0S 90, boxing over "a inoheH, gl1Bk
81 Oh: thick clears, "a toll aud 2. tfl OQosgl co
second class. any Kind, 81 90.
nRH8sHn AID MATCHED FLoORTHG-FlIfi
olnsl g2s; second class, S7l.
WHITE PINE FURFIaHfN9 LuifbnG-las ~.
and inch white pine, so; Inch do, ~
UELISu-BEAnED OF PLAIH--First cor
mon white pine, u, $3.50; "a do, gsQi1d DO, "
poplar, ~, G25 UlaN.5g poplar ~, tS259sbe5 "
nutiyoplno, X, 6i2.50; do, II 81 %.
POPLAR LuABxa,--lh d, and inca 81
sfIFei.is5-whito Pine n, IS: do uhRdbd q
W.25. do extra No. /, U3.60: cypress best, 40
taRnd, s.; 40 No. ., $3.50, DO No. D, VI 90; nsty
sawed heart, N.u1; a6pp, Bl,25,
PluKETs.-Whitb pine, drosHod ana hs1ose
square or Cat, Z; yellow pine DO y; iEir
LTaH, CEHENT, BTo.--LAnR, Austin, y2.2
per bhl. Cement. Louisville or iloatnnle, tR7
per bbl.; Portland, as per bbl. Flagtor PSeif
Now York or Michigan, W " per Dbl, fiAstN
i'' B 4 OK -Birs-proof. o. so per n.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-03

forty por cent on; cook stoves nth warl
Gl0 6O825 90; do, with trimmings elA b09600t
WOOD WORK. Wagon axloB, D0c,@8l o.
tongues, 0oftAi 90; EtnHletreeH, ~ 76; bolGtou
boo.. Hpokes % zoos 20; follooR, 81 1900 -
Duubietreen, % 25oDf %; neck yokon, " Goa
2 on; pillow beams, 50asG5o.; pillow handles, o. "
@2G0; hnndles. 9t 1902 90.
NAILS. IS 10 keg, haRih i0d.-Burdon horse
shoe, per kog, 50 .: Porking do, 81 ~; walk
or do, IS 60: Burden mule, 81 90; Northwest
crn morse shoe nails, No 4, 500, No. 9, 2bc., No
o. &c, No. 7, 2lc., No. b, 2lc,; Lakes" do, NC
4 &C., No, ., 25c., No. o, slc.i No. ) 20c., Ne
lbc; Augabie do, No, 4, s5o., No, s, 30, no.
AxEs1K. X, per dorsn, 50 57GlO W: Lake
81 0Osbg 51, Hgefenaaok. 30 bO4T 90, b0y't
handled, c06l@sbJ
REFRiGERAToI3s.--N O. ] climax, SlIO1
No. 2, do, els 90; RIO. do.i SlS, NO, DO, 81
No, do, Nib,
CELLANEOUs-Tnoo chains, az %
pair. s6s7c plow Eincleireos per doS,, AZ
ploW doubl0treea, per dozen g 00i stool
BELLS, 30 por cent. Cd door looks, 81 1903 %
wood screws, ca and 10 per cont Oit LP cas-
door butts, ~ aud 10 per cont. on; cut auc
timed tackH, ~ per cent. oni coffeo mills, b
per cent, on; blind hinges, 30 and 10 par cent
on; carriage bolts, % and 10 per cent az
plow boltB, IS per cont. on; piece tin ware
W per cent. 90; deep stamped ware, 90 PEI
cent. on; ahRllow stamped ware, 50 per cant
on. ispannod ware, por can't on.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-03

Vyrnurx-Rsotined q l00l60, - psz prop
~ foSsl l5. threa years Old s. 6027h penf
exfre Cd whisky etfDb,
WTFEa-ClnEst oaso,SS etelu9. ~ 1872.
ity: CatRwbE. per gallon. - az
nor ' gal, d sos % Waite wina' IN essa'
Y 0QibI0 O0 49, = -. 49,
NJ an oiFs y 90: Heidaiok, N bnAkel, " w
81 ~ Krne. In basket, rs ol4o ~ Dntaesu
chasrza.sna, 81 OOGf0 ". 9eo. e0olet, axS
dIs R.Isa: Ale. pr doA, y ooes ~ PoFs
Pa n Brrn--I.anp'a quarts, ia 90 ph
a. ~ Budweissr quarts "a o. pinta ~ y
W-ienser noar ouarta glH o.: p,nie ~ y
achIiie Ailvaukes, quartz 80 01; pinin tA y
Anfhony a Kuhn's. ats ga "a pintA ~ ~
~ fqaa9eu q Bu1iia rneuaftaFne beer, quar-
fiatl. rinE u35G: Talk'sslkaEanksas Eaa1L
lll1ls
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-03

Cotton Gins, Presses; Atlas Engines;
Russell Portable and Stationary En-
gines; Rubber Hose; Rubber, Leather
and Cotton Betting; Shafting, Pulleys !;
Gas Pipe, Pipe Fitting; Brass Goods !;
Steam Pumps, ETC.; Avery and oliver
Chilled and John Deere PlOws; Double
ShOVels; Georgia Stocks; Sweeps,
Bull Tongues, ETC., etc; Moline and
Their Farm Wagons; Cane Mills and
EvapOratOrs ; Tents and Wagon Sheets /;
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-03
Groceries.

MEATs-sugar CURED hams, lsc; q. O. o. u.
Bacon, lsko; 8. Coaoon, she. SC, dry salt,
'ErgH-Maokerol l0D kits, NO. 4, u.CO! no.
q t90 half bbla., No, /, 1850; No. 2, t5l0G,
Ehiie nsh, No. /, hlf, bblt., J7,25 NO, q, e5.25;
OTl SRp elriiE sc. "a and on cane SIC.
9n cans, 60; iOh cans, csc; bn cana.s4o;
. o. cans, $50.
fair, l2c.; prime Bio, l3o; fancy, lSc; old
government jaws, 8Q4zo.
EA-Imperlal. 49gsJ; gunpogcer, 5Os7o.
suaAAIR-sine powdered, 56lA- Sc; DO,
BtaH lard 10. Louisiana Rrauulatod, 7s4c,.
standard =. 8ko.. choice white, s1o; yellow
SAlI--COarse in bags 5l.2S6l.lG me IN
haas. -; lake, IL dat hoop bbla,, g2'ip
PI SIEFi.n Goong.-Pricas per doasn: Pine
Rpples standard. 5l,65; PeRohsa. standard, 2
lbs, 81 &c; 3 lbs, a2,25@2.50; seconds, ne.
blOli seoonds, 2 ba..-; bs., el.25q Green
corn, sll03l.5Ji Groen poas, bl6G Goose
berries, a;;&9L49i Easpoe.rriosi g.S999a,1l.e5
oyaters, fun weight, D., sll6i ~ sllG' lighi
H9i ggi ~ ~ g. So' So -. 60" haSfSrSi. b..
iql8i. o, Eardines. American, 800 cRsO'
Imported, SIS olgl49o case s,yaw6erries, NJ
Sl.4Oi Eagle Condensed mink, $500 crown
'B1gfsg PoGDER.--silvsr Loaf, 40 cane
psf dozen, e0c; ~. do. 81 90: IN DO, ~ COZ
IN. do, al: 6n. do,,,Sl2,
auNnsIu5-Stareh, SO. aosp. common
tJfc: German olive, $40 CnDdlsn, null boxes
lbJ4c; halves, o, quarters, c. Indigo. b5o q
Rlueing, g1d3l 90 dozen. COlemAn'B mustard
! ti 4GaS5.50 dozen. MRccarCni, imported, lbcb
! American, 800 box. Buokets. two hoops
| e2OJdozen. well buckets, H.00 dohen. Broons
Of 55SDS IS doBen. Brilliant oil bills, uc.; Eu
pion, do, slc do, IS cases, 81 foi Brilliant
| rs cases, "a 40. do, I-l2 cases, 81 "a,
FLOUR Stanard'g Royal Patent ~
| Q bill; sacks, 81 LOG p 100 @a.: No. Texal
| Der iO0i lbs. %, No 282 rs, No 81 60. Corn mee
| nor Dushei, $50; Hominy and grits, y Dbl
| ID 20, Oatmeal, = hall DBL, 81 25i Crack o
| vTheat IN, &c. Crackers: X soda, b5<dc., ~
| scia, ice; xxx soda, 7<c.; cream 100; gin
/ Rss anRpI, 90. lemon creams, 30.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-03

Pntl,toes-IrIHn, per Dushsl. zoe, barrel
s2lE Onions. per bDl Red o. IS; yellow, s. 80
Turnipf, white. $40; KuteTbego, IS 30
. bbl, 50 rs Deaiia, H.f. n1sd pnlH., DO; large
me6inni or hbl,. 80 %; gmall, per hbl., $40;
half bb.. med. s. 90: half Dbl. small, s. ~
Cheese half cream. .lB53c.: full crean l5H
Peanuts loo CIDER, haif bbl.s 20 W, Cab
p9 ponil w, ssns. GAS a. 50 Per ansas
spring chickens, O. O)l2 ~; turkeys % 70 70
each; 90s5o, 50 50 0f % Duckn, - b12s W
Prssh oountry butter. ohoioe, 20 @ $50.
cream -, g6s9Sl5kc.! old butter s1loc'; Oist'
margarine, lSc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-03
81. Louis.

80. Louis.
special TO the Gazette.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 2.-wheat--Market opened
a fraction better, but declined later; trading
was light indeed.
Cora was dull and prices generally weak.
Provisions unchanged.
Texas cattle In fair supply and slow.
Sheep dull
PRODUCE.
81. LOUIS, Dec demonstrating
WHEAT-Eo. red 75ls6375k December; Tx
@5s2s January; sols@soN February, closing at
CoRS-SGscash; saIs December; slAss2N
January.
oArs.2s cash; 2sS@2s,< May.
MHIsRY-Steady at ~.
Corn MEAIs--2O0.
PoRK-old 10 75@il; new llIl81lH.
BULK MEATs-Long clear g 10; short clear
BASoS-.LopS Clear X; short rib 7l4@7h;
short clear ~.
HANS 10 l40l2 l-e.
LARD-6&G6N for steam; ~ Tor choice leaf.
LIVE sroUk,
CATTLE Receipts 700; choice shipping
steers would bring 25@e COLI here; light steers
salable at . 516o6 10; good butchers 0l@i t0
light 60aS So cows and heifers 76Ni >.
good Texas steers 2593 70; common TO
mixed . 50@ $40.
AoGs-Recelpts, 1920; 3 Sooi 80.
SHEEp-- Receipts 500: good muttons SOO@
3 70, but those below mostly at 1891 20.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-03
wool and hides.

Twelve months clip, light, nno sand lnec
nm iSal7; me heavy 70 Light EEL; 50
iieht. nne and medium, Ash; coarse
SfIfDKs--No. heavy lint, dry = y $50; No
q 6iay-y mint. dry, = n llc No. Light fiintl :
N iio. No 4. Iight flint, = b Sc; bulls ant
heavy. damaged, q 10 .. calf skins and badly
dan,seed. q D i918c: green, ealted, sound p 2
Te butchers. green, Z, n 6Ie. -,
SptfTRfFs-b Deer skins, y n lbeib; Rnte.epi
alma = n I0GlSc; goat Bkine, eaehs l0g2
sheer, pelts, according 70 amount OF wool
sscr, m. shsarllnRs, according 20 amount o.
800 h1IO Mexican sheep peliAt hBlOo
MsYioan sheep peits, Improved, ilel2o; As1
lean shesp 6hearlipgs, So.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-03

Wagon Bows; WheeIbarrOws; Wagon
and Platform Scales; SuIky Hay
Rakes; Improved Indiana Force Feed
Riding Grain Drills; StrOwbridge'
Broadcast Seed Sewers; Elevator Cups;
MILL Picks; Boiling Cloth; Scotch Har
rows; Harrow Teeth Smoothing
HarrOws; Single Trees, ETC.; Walter
A. Woods Mowers Wire Stretcher
Corn Shelters; Corn and Shuck She'll
ers; Kennesaw Water Elevators, etc
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-03

Varniturs-1aadhlsada ilnitAnrg snin q
sTrr,d SAT s dos, Is 1901 90 ocne and ratife
seat, e. 1Osb5 %; cane Denl, dining tla p1elg Y
GyhiIda and rockers, u 0Del4 " lafEe rock q
~ HirrOra arch Uopa = dCE, " bttU X
Tablss. round, Q91k9te, fall Leaf " hoes9
ssfes- eaon. 81 1901 OI RursauA, - beae1l
Vyasa stands, 81 15ft5 30, bod tpflnN4. y saelf
pshv CaTrlazex, IS a1ll4
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-03

RAH IROH, - 60.--NorwAy, -. no. y
al,s.sf iron. l3<c. No n sneet lion, "a 2,
gelyanlTed sheet irOa. " ei<c.; No. \ " 9is
i7es NO, 4 X do. l6c.j 1012s roonng tin, W y
els 30; ltn0 and lor1i pay. 90. lblss "
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-03

oA1y,sroS. Ice. l2.--Corros-sPot closed
uTm.
Aalea s3Q9.
Exports. 3J2l.
stock, 65,3 :. 1.,,,..., ca. Iorr Mid
,,SnS 3 ii-l6, Giddling To- Good A.dahnE VA
uiddlipg rair 10 Ia -, .,,.sdv aud
Futures opened aulis iuisN
,As.s ! ~ D n ints highOr
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-03
Futures closed 5 to 10 points higher.


NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 2.-CorToF - spots
closed Arm, l-l6 higher
Rales, 1870 bales. .,. ,,...s ~.
I.nW Ordinary ~: Ordinary s7S GOOD OI-
d,narv go LOW MiddlinR 10. Good Mlodhng
i05z. i,Idding Fair losS; Fair rs, ,,,,t,.r
Gales 81, 500
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-03

~ 50; good TO choice 00n4 e. Lambs 4 20
CATTLE Receipts 700, export grades iaoS
IS; good TO choice shipping i0e6 %; com
mon TO medium 00ai 50.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-03

What. onoluo, IS 10 600, medium, 80; info
rior, BB6s35o; ogts, sbsH5sa' barley, 303t5s
rys, zoe; enm $4,000; hay, loose nom ths
wagon, 80 0Oe7 % per ton bale hay, e g0e
10 %; bran, 75e, Per luf chops, " ODGl n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-03
IAverpooi.

i.TvEEPooL. Dec. n corros-spo' eioSsu
dull.
sales, 800.
American, 6Bn. -.
Fxports for speculation, lOn.
Imports, 2sp1.
Futures closed barely steady 2io points
higher.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-03
PEoDUoH

lleee aiber s9MaI3LS, closed 7s5s;
n 49, elnssd 1875; February 7ssk@
NAsh SAea9k, closed sg4; year
ke,s,s.sssd a15<i January dillsS4,l,
In M, P1oVTHioRA.
s.s,eii TX cash; January 10 go
nnn lca95k0: December 66l<9
u es,ss Z lesd W; February eeseI %,
~ 80 = Shoulders iTsf3i 50; ahoTt
y snort clear 1895 -.
H. lIvK STOCK.
A'ee. 2-Drove-'s Journal re-
~ ~ Pc, 5000 3 sO0t 40.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-03

pec 2.-Money l@ll<, closed
tsercantile paper 1906; sterling
r nor for week, s5,Ts, 900.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-03

PRovIsIoEs.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec 3.-FLnuR-S4ulet but
firm; high grades B5na 10,
Conn., quiet: In sacks light supply; white
mixed A.; yellow 50,
OATs-Mestern, dull; choice, 30.
CORN MEhIe-Dull and lower at $500 w.
HAY-Quet: prime. half-bales 10 Vualf 10
PoRK-Dull and lower at ll9s@llA.
IAHD-Firm; tierce refined IL; Reg "a.
BULK MEATs-In fair demand: shoulders,
packed, bk; long clear aud clear rib bhgbA.
BACoN-Duu clear rib ana long clear "a:
HAMS - Choice sugRr-cured canvassed
steady at l2nl3
WHIsKY-Firm, 0i0l %
CoFFEE-Dull and lower; Rio cargoes com
mon 10 prime IA.
mon SaSS<; fair 10 fully fair S9s; prime TO
choice ~. az
MoLAssEs-Sleady, unchanged; common 10
@i6 good common 20; fair 2as2l; prime 10
choice sSa3S.
RioR-Quiet and easier; ordinary to prime
'BRAS-Firmer at 77K@SO.
CoTroH.sEKD OII-Higher prime crude
sgl(; summer yellow ST.
COTTON MARKETS.
COTTON nHuEIFrs AT ALL UHITEp BrATEi
PORTS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-03
Live STOCK mArAs.

eastern Texas cattle ~ about three AUD
Southern and Central Texas stock cattle ~
about two dollars por head loss than the
above quotations.
Tie above prices are Tor herds OF 1000 heA
and upward Of beet North Texas cattle Dc
liverod on the trail.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-03
chicago.

ne Gazette.
II Dec, 2.-There were fluctuations
grain; very small and only scalp
iAolng' Wheat and corn closed q
~ land futures we're active and
lash meats a shade firmer.
.lue In moderate supply and SLOW
and steady.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-03

BARK, Cinnamon per n i2 Peruvian, z5iS2 0 ),
Borax, l4c. Bi-carbonaie OF soda, Englial
&C. Copperaa, 8st4. Cinchlnedis. per or 80
d, r., per 10 f06o45 Chalk, lump, per 10 29a
Caloi1al r. 4 W., 7097E English per Id, bot
ueineluded, a5Gl 90. Chloral Hydrate, por u
III 6D0l 70. Chlorofofin, per Id bottle inoiud
ed. Nio5. Composition powder, per 10 70
Dovers, per 10 el %. Epson ealtsi per 10 20
~. Gum opium, per ID 4 50: Gum Cam
B%, OH, Castor, machine, 75stbs; oil, Castor
DeY gallon, 81 6563i 70; oil, lard, winter
Strained, 8Se75; oil, lard, No. /, 659T0 QpiD
ine. II, a W., per or 81 VI. Flowers sulphur
ssIS5. Alum, 8&G5. Prescription Walls b.
case so per cent. of. broken, o
per ct. %. show cases, market prices. Rebate
ErfracfH, ~ per cont. on. p. d. Fluid TX
tracts, Is per cent, Oh. Essential oils. ~,
Louis list.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-03

|r,ss, Dec. 9-Sight exchange on
4 Ia per 100 premium; sterling e1-
A sOk.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-03
New York


NEW YORK, Dec 2.-FLouR Easy.
WHRAT-Spot lots bet err options opened
firm, with slight advance; No. red Sl@SiH;
No . red Dec. s0lS0sl, closing Mt 81; January
S2 l-2@s8 10, closing s33s; February si}S@SS9z,
closing at $50.
CoRS-Spot lots l to higher, latter on old
No. 2; options closed steady; No. ihAeSbk;
No. 2 December 47MGe4e9S, closing at 49k; jan
uary 594aiBJk, oloslng atl6s<; February 1910
46N, closing ~ i6k.
PROVISIONS.
CoFrEE- Spot fair; Rio quiet; options 3
points higher and fairly active; sales $3.50
bags.
DtCenutI. 's's's''s'''''''' Csft,
January .,...........,...,.....'.. l6g9J
February .s...s'ssss'sssss. y ~
suGAR-Duli; molasses sugar 45-l6, stand-
ard 81.
MoLAssES STEADY.
RICE-Firm.
TALLow-Dull.
TUHpENTtNE-Q quiet.
poRK--QuieL
Cur MEATs--Steady.
LARD-7 Is; December O5G7 Is. January
1907 IL.
1--we STOCK.
BEEvlss--Beceipts go, all expectation ana
home trade; no general market.
EGiEEr-Receipis 2eiO; 50 for sheepi 4o9
g IS for lambs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-03
LOCAL Markets.

nlal salsa. W.

oood niddiing, ~. suit sdn, hl,'q ~ low
rniddling, 3. strici 70"
middlingi ~.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-03

LIVE STOCK.

sloek Indicator reports;
lseuelptS 2i0); exports sO9n -.
Aee shipping 4 s0.s5 20 common
I 1e9i 10; cows ? 75aS 90 grass
" w 6te3 HG Colorado half-preed
sseelpts 10 O;3 O1t74 Is.
i'oceipis 100; OO02 70 for iair To
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-03
DIBTENrER ooIOhl.

Ivory drop black, &c, raw tufAey nIngsl
~. burnt Turkey urnber, 80. raW Italian
Sienna. 26c; bnrBt Italian sienna, lbo; Van
dyke brown, &c.
" and ID cans assorted, I In y and d
eeana. balance IN and 10 cans, assortfq
Price IN IS ID cans; balance In ard ~ cam
assorted. Price In ID cans &c lSssi Ia Apf
los1
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-03
Strictly pure white lead, e Di BplFib
tui psntlne, S0955 Boiled oil, e1sy'5e

I'm psnt(ne, S0a5b Boiied oil, 01sgjtijc.
qIfK SIBERIA E-wILLIAMs ootokB.
Ivory drop black, ~. per 10 $50 EuElla
eoaoh black H., per n l2c; lamp black, u, &c
black paint. IL. &c. sfruEsian blue, sb, ~; ~
~. fIJltr4rnarfne blue, -, Is, 33c blue PAIN
n. Nc. raw Turkey lumber, L. %; burnt fuf'
ksy lumber Is, Sc; nav Italian aionnay Is, :,
burnt italian sienna, IL, 9c. Nanhyke brown
II ~. PARIS green. nj 900: Chrome, u n. o. =
n %. Isl ne, American yerIniiiion, Is, 3)c: o
dian red, IL, n; Ninstia red, le, 81, l255s, 2,a
%. Chrome yellow, l.. n. o, %. o. ~ lac
yellow ochre, u, s.. l21kR, 25a, 30.
PREPARED 6RAlEIE0 ooLoHa-
Rark oak, I6o; Ahh, 100; Black walnut lbe
Manila 1Bc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-03
KAnans Ult1.

me Gazette
CIR, bee. 2.-Provislons dull and
iliie in fair supply OF common
q the make t was dull
PRODUCE.
yrTY, Dec, 2.-wHEAT--C ash 80;
4 q bid; May IS.
a'h 20s@25A; January "a bid; Nay
bId.
LIVE STOCK.
A Stock Indicator reports;
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-03

Exports this week 70 Great Britain...''' .5oog5
France. ''''''-''''''''''''''' ss9o1
l'g5
stock at all u, &. ports this dag .;-ssi5,SR
Thla day last year ............,... -. .Olo,aoz
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1884-06-19

The Earl of Wilton has just had his
tongue cut out. He bore the operation
we'll, and it has been successful, at
least in saving his life. Hitherto can.
Ger in the songne has been deemed
fatal. The elder Placide, Henry, died
of it, and bis brother Thomas commit
ted suicide under the suffering which
attends it.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1884-06-19
FOR SALE.

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A negro farmer of Fredericksburg.
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at q uumber Of terrific explosions which
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which had lain there for twenty years,
had exploded.
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Twenty brass bands have been en-
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