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RAILROADS, STEAMERS, ETC.
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD.
Commencing Monday. February %, 1851
AND UNTIL FURTHER NOTES,
TRAINS AND BGAlS WILL LEAVE SACRAMENTO


e,fAA A M.-{Daily) San Francisco Passeu-
WV gers Train, BCnicia Connects st Sui.
sun for Vallejo and Cslistoga. Second
class passenger cars for San Francisco at.
tached
VIA A. M.-(Sundays excepted -Accommo.
I'lv datiou Train to Marysvil.e, Red Bluff and
Reddiug.
A.0a A. M.-(Daily)-C p. Emigrant Train
J'o to ogden, Council Bluffs and East.
I0.al A. M.-tor as soon thereafter as prac-
AV'VO ticable-Sundays excepted Steamer for
San Francisco, touching at all way ports
on the Sacramento river.
A. .-(Daiy)-Passenger Train for
4 I'oV Woodland, Williams, willows, Tehams
ian E.M.-(Daiiy)-s Francisco Passenger
L Inv Train. Connects at Gait with Passenger
Train for lone, and at Lathrop with Tulors
Passenger Train for MERGED, MADEIRA,
Fresno and Tulare connects also at
Niles for San Jose.
E3,Ih M.-(Daily)-Local Passenger Train
~'-fS to Auburn and ColfaX.
O.=A =. M.-(Oaily)-San Francisco Passenger
saw Train, via Benicia. Connects at Suisun
for Vallejo. Connects also AZ Suisun
Sundays excepted for Calistoga
OLA =. N.-{Daiy)-Uregon Express for
O' " Marysville, Chico, Red Bluff and Redding
(Portand, Oregon(
a.sa +. M.-(Daily]-Local Train to Stockton,
ts So connecting there with Local Train to La
thrOp, which makes close com ectiOns with
S. P. Atlantic Express for MADEIRA, Mo-
jave, Daggett The Needles "a. & p R.R.)
Newhali Santa Barbara), Los Angeles
Cotton (San Diego) Yuma, Msricopa
(Prescott), Tucson, Benson (Guaymas,
Mexico), Demug "a. 7 Il S. F. X. ~, Ii
Paso Ct. s. 2. Ryl, san Antonio and
New Orleans. Connects also at Lathrop
with S. p Emigrant hain for The Nee
dies, Dening and ri Paso-
455 F:6 M 52 s55 F9sbc. Pasa' Express via
+.SS T.. M Uauy)-C P Atlantic Express
soo for Colfax, Rene (Carson and virginia.,
Battle Mountain (Austiu), P;tlisade tEu
reka). Ogden Council Bluffs and East.
f,sAP. M.-(Daily) Passenger Train for
s'f Woodland and Knights Landing.
A. n. TOWNE General Manager
I. Il. GOODMAN Gsu'l Passr and Ticket Agent
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San Francisco stock Sales.
SAN FRANCISCO. March l4th.
noprrSa arssfoG


KCALI for Atlas and Progress coffee. Atlas
coffee put up fresh every day. Ask grocers
use is the Atlas coffee, II you want a good
coffee, use Atlas,
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~ rnE SUPERIOR coI1pr. STATE OF CALL

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT, STATE OF CALL
Il fornia County of Sacramento. In the matter
Ct the estate OF CHARLES S. BRADFORD, de-
ceased.-Notice is hereby given that MONDAY, the
oath day OF MARCH, 1884, at 10 o'clock A NJ OF
said day and the Courtroom of said Court, at the
Court-house in the city of Sacramento, county OF
Sacramento and State OF California, have been APP
pointed as the time and place for proving the will
of said CHARLES S. BRADFORD, deceased, ana
tor hearing the application of MARTHA J. BRAD
FORD for the issuance 10 her of letters testamen.
tary thereon Witness my hand and the seal OF
said Court this sth day OF March, 1854.
TsEALl CHAS. NJ. COGLAN, Clerk.
L. s. TAYLOR, ATTORNEY for Petitioner. mrl0-10t
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A, Hebron & BRO,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BUTCHERS.
w Having purchased the City Market, on
street, between Front and Second, from P. Herzog,
we shall endeavor to keep the same supplied with
the BEST OF MEATS. We offer special inducements
to the trade and being connected with the slaugh-
ter-house by telephone We are prepared to take or
ders from A. NJ to Pm Special attention given
to orders from the country. Live Stock bought at
the Highest Market Prices. lylO-lm
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LIVERPOOL March 18th.
wHEAr-California spot lots are dull at IS l0C
t. s. Id cargo lots i0s for just shipped So ca fol
nearly due and S95 for of coast.
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PAINTS AND OILS.

II L. CHADDERDON, ISIPORTERAND DEALER
o. in Paints, Oils, Varnishes Window Glass.
Mixed Paints Artists ard Painters Materials, Wall
aper, etc. No. 2a4 K st., Sacramento. iyl7-lpe
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Eastern and Foreign Markets.

NEW YORK, March 18th.
BRRADsTUFPs Flour is steady and Wheat il steady
the latter at 81 059l 10 = bushel.
WoOL-CaiifoTnIa is steady at 9dl0c for Ia
bury, and l0al3c for clean fall spring bury l6
to lsc; clean spring, 24G2Sc pulled, 2SG40c.
HIDgs-California are steady at 22AdZ3c.
CHICAGO, March 14th.
WHEAT 964c for May.
CoRN-573c for May.
PORK-Sl7 % for May.
LARD-S9 GO for May.
SHORT RIBs-S9 co for MAY
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OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
FOR HONOLULU.
Freight. 81 Per Ton.
EN N1 .AN
ROYAL Mail Steamship.

EOHN TALBOT, PASSENGER
81 Office Of q. P. r. R., Sacra- - - =
mento, CAL, Agent, sells tickets TO 49,, Il IF
and from any part OF Europe. Tick Ky
cts to Queenstown, or Liverpool 10 New York for
So mr14ptf
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Clipper pCalifOrnialPig Iron is quoted at 50! 500
50 for Nos TO /. We quote follows for other
Sinds Coke Tin. IS 91G6 IS: Roofing do, s6dj Is
Charcoal do Sc 6jd6 80 y bx: Yellow Metal 24(625c /;
Euglish Cast Steel I4,dl5e Sheet Zinc, Sd8lc Pig
Lead, Hate; Bar Lead, 53G6c; Lead Pipe, Ease (;
Sheet Lead, saS!c; Bar Copper. loo; Pig Tin. pc
. D.
NAus-Nominal at 50 % e key.
OIL Whale i7tG573c for coast and Po-
.-; China Nut H!1S0c; California Castor 81 40 for
10 and 81 IS for No. 2 refined; Cocoauut 50tq55c
California Lngeed in single barre lots 63c fOrraw and
$50 g gallon for boiled Petroleum 40 degrees, in
cans l7G2c do in bulk l5c; do $50 degrees 24d3lAc
pure winter strained Lard CSC in bbls and s. in tins
Possel Olive, S5G5 Is; Plagnio Olive s. 50g6 50 /;
Duret do IS 5096 IS; extra tine kinds. sS's9 dozen
PAT>-s-Pioneer White Lead, produ-t OF local fac
tory 6se. - M
3 10 q ream for the four styles.
tlt-I KsILvER-The price in London has been ad-
gan,ed TO Is rs Sd Here the leading holder quotes
3G SIS q flask
RIcE-A vessel from Hongkong without Rice is an
anomaly and yet cases have Ocfu'red recently. we
quote SIS follows. China 81 O5Q6 - e two IN is
Hawaiian is weaker under free supplies EOw quotaOe
At 4{tn5c ? h 800. --o- -
sALr-Liyerpoci fine is Cuotsd at SIS 5lI25 Car
men Island Si3di5 for coarse and S26G2 for fine
California. SlO6I2 for and ga tbl6 for the.
sOAP-We quote Pale at 5g6c and Oh micaI OhVe
SPIcg5- Cassia, Sc; Gloves. l5!9;6c; Nutmegs. 81
20 62ic; Mace Soc Pepper, l3Giilc; Pimento. 10
SC q 70
SUGAR-The prisc-i5ts Of both redneres for lots in
r,11 ia foil
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5ia6lc; English and

6lG63c e b
SIC Sal Soda, l.6lc Soda Ash, 2sG23c Calif0r-
MA Crystals, SS05ic for refined ard II y soc q 10 for
powdered.
DRY Goons - Brown Drills, 3Oinch goods. are
Job Ding at Sl@9c: Brown Sheetings 36inch, 72@9c;
Brown Shirtings S0-inch, 6l17ic; Apron and Furni-
ture Check, 1ia Sc; bleached and colored Cambrcs
54Gc; heavy DENNIS, 23-inch. l6GlSlc Cotton Elan
mel SlGl2c for light and l4i@225C Tor heavy; Hickory
Stripes, uGl24c Prints, 63a7c; Kentucky Jeans, Is
FIsH1PacGc Goldfish, &c in Sch bdls SC for Sc
lected in l0.lb aud &C for homeless. East IN
Goldfish, 74@Sc = h. Eastern Mackere 81 6sd2 for
No in 18Th kits. and 1908 Is for Mess in Is d kit
Canned Salmon 81 C56l % g. d. zen lib tins.
LEATHER-SOle for export, $50 SIC; rough for ex-
port, lSc best sole for local &c: medium, 25c
light 23c; Harness, 25dGc: Harness. No. 2 2Ic
g h.
LUMBER-Cargoes- Pine, rough sls; rough clear
Pine, S24 Pine flooring and stepping, S27 50 ;
Redwood SIS for rough and SIS for surfaced Retail
Pine common rough, up to 40 feet. S22 50 r NJ feet
No l flooring inches and over, S32 so do and
der, and !x4 and Ike flooring and stepping S35 :
rough clear for flooring 81 less than above rates :;
Laths S. rs 3 NJ; Shakes, $40 q NJ Redwood. rough
merchantable so 50 e. NJ: surface No /, S5 T. &.
over, $50 50; do beaded Il feet and over $50 half
Inch surface $50; Piekets fancy, ST 30 do rough,
pointed, $40 DO do square Sl7 50; Siding 3-inch,
S25 Shingles 81 90 9 NJ Battens finch, iineal, lc;
Posts, Hlc each.
MATCH Es-P Percussion. Csc.
METALS-A vessel arrived from Liverpool on the
tn with good supply Of Tin Plates which will hpd
ready sale, the canning is close az hand An
invoice OF $50 tons Pig Iron from Glasgow is
ing out of shin Several orders have gor forward for
old Iron Rails and scrap Iron j. W. Harrisons pri-
rate circular quotes Pig Iron Z fOllOWs.
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DRoBATE NOTICE - IN THE SUPERIOR
Court, State OF California, County of Sacra-
mento. In the matter of the estate Of ELLEN
GLEASON, deceased.-Notice is hereby given that
MONDAY, the 18th Gay of MARCH, 1854 at 10
o'clock A NJ. of said day, and the Courtroom of
said Court at the Courthouse in the city Of Sacra-
mento, county of Sacramento and State of Califor-
mia, have been appointed as the time and place for
proving the viii of said ELLEN GLEASON, de-
ceased, and for hearing the application Of THOMAS
F. GLEASON for the issuance to him Of letters ties.
tamentary thereon. Witness my hand and the seal
Of said Court, this 9Th dav Of March, 1Ss4.
CHARLES NJ. CoGLAN, Clerk
GROVE L. JOHNSON, Attorney for Petitioner.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

I'm THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE
1 Of California, fer the county Of Sacramento. In
the matter OF W. A. CHITTENDEN and W. Wkf-
ANT, partners, doing business as W. A. CdIIItN-
DEN & COMPANY This Court having heretofore
adiudged w A Chittenden and w. Weyant, part
neis, doing business rs ". A. Chttenden Com
pany to be insovent debtors, and they having filed
in this Court their schedule and inventory it Is now
by the Court ordered that MONDAY, APRIL Z,
1884 at the hour of 10 o'clock A NJ, at the Court
room OF Department One of this Court, in the city
of Sacramento, in said county, be and it is ap-
pointed as the time and place for meeting Of the
creditors OF said nsolvents to prove their debts and
chose one assignees of the estate of said in
solvents and that a copy Of this order be published
in the SACRAMENTO DAILY RECORD UNION, as often
as said paper is printed. Done in open Court, this
9Th day OF March, 1884.
JOHN W. ARMSTRONG,
Judge of the Superior Court aforesaid.
A true copy. Attest
CHARLES N. COGLAN, Clerk.
By l. P. FLDRED, Deputy. MIRO I'd
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A. N TOWNE. ..........--..,.. General Manager
T. H GOODMAN. Gen'l Passr and Ticket Agent
ja9-ipu
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-09

Nj ASTERSON q WOODWARD, ATTOIl.
AN1 neys AZ law. ONCE corner Weather
tord and Main streets, opposite oourt-house,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-09
SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS

LAW CARDS,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-09
ON ,OHANGE.
The Stock Board Was Almost Deserted
Stocks Fluctua,ed Considerably
Closing Steady.
The Grain Markets Unsettled Wheat
Lower Corn Active, But Very
Unsteady The Figures.

Nrw York, N.Y. sept. .-.Goygnn,cnts
quiet
Railways lower.
state securities dun.
There was very little done at stock eN-
change to-day aud the room at Tunes was al.
most deserted Continuance OF the inteuse
heat msy account ior the slim attendance.
a. opening the market was weak aud lower.
but subsequently rally Of = 90 }Stook place.
This was succeeded hy selling movemon
ana general decline; New York Central was
affected by tho oficial announcement tina,
the dividend for the quarter would be ~ pei
cent reduction y percent lnthoanernoou
the market was strong on re-
ports OF representatives OF The Grand TruuL
regarding freight was unlikely. and prices
rose u 10 w per csnt, AZ the close the I'M
provement WAS not maintained and III,
market left OF barely steady. Compare,
with Saturdays closing, prices are = to Is
( per cent, lower, except for New Jersey Cen
I trail, Reading aud Texas Pacific which ar
] u tolA per cent. higher
Transactions, $4,000 sharcs,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-09

IuHura--ROugh lumber, huNins, " iucbOs
and under, dtai-oinag, 800 stripping, kra, vi;
boxing and fnoring, olenrHt VS., thick CLEARS
~ and ~, tlf, rough lumber, second GLASS
en-, iuint and HnannlnT, cullH, SIS.
htntNO-Firut common white pine $50 10.
second do. SO, third do pA5, poplar. ggn 100
y on native pine ~ ~ NO do -, 90, native
rough. 5000,
Dnn,srp LuMnNR-BoIing i2inchss ana
undor, ~ OoD2a % do 2t8, tAd unbW CO
noautllng, iolEt Cr any elrnmup lumber
p2 Wd,2i ~, boxing uypr n inches, gn,l10
~ 90, thick clears, W tolAand 2, uN OoDR9 90
second GLASS, any klnd, en- 0J
uRusNnp Ann MATunun FLOontNu-Nifui
class g2S, second class, t1i.
MuIrhpfHr FunNtaHfNO LuMHHu--il4, 10
and lnoh white pine, 80, inoh do, Us,
CutItuu-- BEADED on fLAfN-Fimt COM
mon white Pine, N, Ei2.b1, "a DO, $50; ~ do, sos
pnplsr, X, 90 O0lBNb0, poplar, ~, e3ab0MHA O0i
hHtyOplbo ", Hl2.50. DO, =, H1l co.
POPLAR LpnuHh.--lA, ~, ana inoh' totl
bniHOi1f- white pine A, ", do snnded A,
Ri.2i, do extra No. L. $780, cypress beat, any
brand, e.. do No, 2, 1880, DO Mol, $3.50 native
saved heart, pa.uE gaps, Ni,li,
pioK Er While pine, dressed ana headed,
square or nat q yellow pine DO. eSi 18th.
/ t5bp1i 20,
LINr, CEMENT, HFo Lime, Austin, 1.gb
/ Per Dbl, Cemnnt, t4nuiHville or huannalo, t2lb
I per hhl,i Portland, - 10 per bhl, Plaster Paris
/ New Yurl or Michigan, w 10 per bbl, fiaatai
IrICR,- -FireproaG U6o por N.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-09

WnraNv-- Rectired VI lnNlSu, ~ psr prcufi
rouv manh, one year old, 81 20 two yenfr oidi
y 0aps p; three yearu ola " bodba 70 fancy
extra old whisky ttafa,
WtNEa-ylaret, cs,as,cl bCPiul0 A. nsrQnAle
ityl CAtnwha. pNr gallon, pNe 4 ~ loft,N 80
Per sal, n B0Sha % White vine, In cases.
u pO'Alu 90
CNAarkoNR-o. "A. Mumm Co., Extra
Dry, go O0tN o0i hcidhios, IA bankct, t2l Wsn
~ " Nrug, Ia hRakei, t25 NAnNn % Domestic
cham payne NJ O,altOo Geo, 0oulet extra
drv. pinth 81 10,
6,,s.-sieoi Ale, per dos. - uOoa ~, Porter,
PER doA. - Ootag ~
norrtHp RENn-.Lsnpe quarts, rs Oh pta
Nn NJ ngdwcoer qnRtta elf 10 'pintS alN Q0
ErlRpgar bcor. quarts, slS nii pinta tlS a0;
HohliA Milwaukee, uuertn Nlg 90 pintS III pli
Anthony 4 kuhn'h, Qts gla %, pinh al2 10
N2 o., pinin Sa60i Falk's.Atilwaukoo, ouarss,
! stlel,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-09

MEAm-Nery excited aud higher hpger
cured nRins, iDEo, n.vib. ,haeon, lioi ~ e.
bacon. lip.; 30. dry salt ~.
FGaH- Maeksroi, ION kiihi RIO. y SLID 10.
2, 9ip's half bills, no. !, so; No. a 1000
White ash, No J, hlf, Dblh., U,2b; No, 2, 1919;
Dried herElngB. per boE, 400. Cod hah: 80,
91b cans e4od ION cans, l0s. On cans, lU4oi
ooSTss- COMMON ilo.i ordinary, li,fq3
tair, l2oi prime Rio lso' fancy 400 OLD
TsA.-IIaporiai ,ij@s1; guBpowder, s0oT0
BuaAn-irlns. powdered, bblH4 y<o.; DO,
staA lard b.: Louisiana RTanulatad, Tko,@--i
standard A, IAei oholos white 1870 yell1N
clarified. 74@IHo.
BAIT cOaTae, Ia begs, gl.2Szl,tf mo 10
bags, ---; laho, IN dat hoop bbiF,, VaD
p2 sjINrlp %8o5sne.-,PrioaH psr dossni Pine
apples, standard, Hl9f Peachaa, standard z
l6a., sl.gb, 3 lbs. U,25B2b4 seconds, pf.
ll.b3i nh. " u Tomatoes standard, ~,
corn, Gll0e9i05 Green p6ab, u ~ Goose
berries, nl.2sal.4D; ltaspDerrles, flJpl lb3i
nyslors full weight, D.. bl.i5 2 n, f2lO iight
Y9allghsi1, ~ M 30 n.. sl:N s spsp H.,
81 Mo - sardlnsa. American, $500 eaee3
imported, Ga 500 ls.o chsei Btrawperrioe,a d.
gl4,Si80i Rinekpsrrlea, y 20 Green Ragssi
! bli0i Eagle CONDENSED nilA, 1885, crown,
i" E4EiHo Iosgra. silver Loaf, W esagfs,
i POI hAaNh flT ~ 80 " ~ 80 NTH 49,
+ s5 DO, 81, %, do. tia
/ s1spsfiu5-slA 40. soap, common
I 10, ieTTahn olive. SO. candles, fall bo1ef
! lbISc halves, O quhTtora, O. indifo. w. Y
BldeinR S02t.Og dozen. CuiemanA mustard
& 81, H4te5.5g doEeu. Maouhroui, Imported, lbgh
AMERICAN, 81 90 box. BneEelh, two hoops
s1D0 dOasp, well buckets. H.01 1ozep, BfOotub
ii no s,dGE0n, brilliant Oil bills, gle.j In
plon, do, Sic; do, ~ chsfa, e. ~, brilllnnt
vs. es.sgs, ca 4of do, l.l2 Eases, etR,
rLOua Blaunrdis Royal PATENT - 3
bbl., HGeks, u 100 = 100 gas no Is1N
I pef 10 IDS. 81 No 2 " 7b, no q ~ No. cofn nles
Der bunhel, 90. HoTainy and RIlla, y Dbl
WOO Oatmeal, hail Dbl, "a ~ ufaek .
{ Vhaat . ., ST. rraEknTsi y soda wee X
B0dn zoe. Xxx soda TMc.i cream LOST glh
ger snaps, gc.i lemon efssfnA, 10,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-09

BAR IRON, 81 6Q,--Nofway, Bea No. n a
sheet IN n, NO, No W q hheet iron, Nsfcd
galvanized sheet iron, DSAloiSNi No. n N HniA,
Not No. 4 a do, lbci Nxas roo6ng lin, sis ~
Obs Oi lsnO and iixit pat do, ~ ~,
unncra wire, 30 per cent on, hnner's stock,
forty per cont olf cook stoves nth ware,
SlO 6Aib25 Oot do, with triuWinga. "a b0gp5lu0
WOOD MOhk.-- Wagon ANlNn, Wlc.apal u0t
tongues alcdotl Coz Ningictroes, 81 3bt holHtorn,
SOC; spOheH "a lAnS p0i felioes, 81 kSaNa 20
nouhletrora, % 4Saat %, neck ynkta, 81 90
z %; pow beamH, hsbNic. piow handles, etin
$685. handles, ei TNth2 So
NAILS, "a 40 kog, bnHiH i0d.--Rurden horsu
shoe, per hcg, sa 40; Perkine do, 81 10; Malk.
en- do, o. 40, Burden niulo, o. 6li Nurthwts.
Orn horHe FhoN nails, No, Il 500, No, 9, 2Hc. No,
3, 29c., No Z 2ie., No, 4, 30, rlake'n' doi No,
$50, No, \ 49,, Nc, 9e, no, &C. No :,
0o,, No, 7, lNoi, No, n lhc.
pgOORs 81 HsekeussoR u 5o07OO, ooy't
handled, n MOS ",
REFRl0ElAroRs-.N Mo CllIuhx, VI %,
80. 9, DO. sis so; No. do, uii, No. do, sloi
MisCELLANFouR--T Trace chains, az psT
/ pair tp7cs pi0w ningiotrces, per dos, ~
1 BELLS 10 per cent Cd door locks, 81 96Rp ~,
I wood hctnwH, al aud 10 Per cent, nhi l. Y oaAt
] door butts, ~ and 10 pr cont, on, cut and
! nnpod taNka, ~ per cont OF; coiira mills, 10
I per cent on blind hinges, 10 and 10 por cont,
OF. carriage bolts, a. and 10 per cent OF
Pillow bolts, rs per cent. Ofil plooe TIN ware,
I ~ per cont, on, deep stamped ware. 10 rsf
/ cont Oft shallow stamped ware, 80 per cent
/ on; iapnnnod ware, Mper cent on.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-09
WACO,
An Increase In the Cotton Rates M.
II. Shepherd Dead-A Wash
Lnnea Organ.

Special 10 the Gazette.
WACO. TEX, Sept. s.-Mr. Nj. III.
Sbepherd, who established the flrst
cotton seed oil mill in New Orleans,
died ut the McClelland hotel last night
and was buried this morning. lis
son, Or e, II. Shepherd, president Of
the New Orleans Medical association,
arrived. but too late TO see his father
alive. The deceased was well Known
DO merchants and travelling men
Throughout the South, and was con
nccted with the Mcbiunis oil ana
goan works. New Orleans,
Cotton buyers here were. taken a
little abaek to-day by an advance oil
cor cents per bale on railroad eollon
freights 10 the East. This caused a
decline OF onc-eighth in the local
market. Receipts today, liiiy-thfee
bales; since September l. $50 bales
A New York capitalist oilers to iloat
a twenty years. per cent, Waco city
bond, 100000 10 s2o,00O issue, AZ
nInefy-ihree cents on the dollar.
Mr. Mather, editor Of the Texas
Lantern d weekly humorous ana
illustrated paper. says the nest ifsne
will declare for Wash Jones Tor gov
erpOT. -.
Waco Female college reopened lor
lie fail term with ninety-one pupils
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-09
an soRrs.

II YOU HAVE LOST THE KEY TO YOUR
1 trunk or valisc, Al Anderson, 90 Hous-
ton street. can supply You with new one
ana WAL guarantee nt Locks, hinges
clasps and instenings, single or TO match
always on hand.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-09
Eew orleans

fMnNthlONhs
NV ORLNANs. Sept s a-FLOuH-Qu and
weak. hieh grades coat ~
CoRN--Duil; yellow mixed, o. yellow, on,
choice white. 20.
uA1s Western scarce nj 20.
GoUs I.-pull and lower nt l5a2 10,
HAY-DalG prime quoted at l2Gel5'f choice
tTNnl8.
pouK-Quivt bnt arm al IS
liAHp- staRdy, uCrcc ruhued rs, keg 50,
HULK MItNI~--steRdy with nir demHnd;
shoulders packed -, long olcer aud clear
rio lOh.
clear iiit clear rib il1
HANS : choice sugarourod cnvRsod
WnlsKY-steady; western rc1rned 600
iN
BAaLUY Higher and ilrm
CurtEE-Dul; Rluoatgocs common To prime
7A@tth,
fair To n,lly Lur tl-laA -, prime i-l
MoISssGs- Duii. common 20; refining POO
40
RcE-stcady with good demands ordinary
/ 10 choloa ilf@hf.
BRAw--Dhll aud easier at TAX
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-09

Twelve months rlip, light, nnA ana medt-
up lG5glK nno heaVf 10 llsht, lhAVit aiA
months l26DiG fall flnu heavy, ipaplG fall
light mae and modinm, lIAe lb idl light
HMtn.
ilnEs No. heavy flint, dry q n 1905 No.
heavy nini, dry, 4 b tic; 30 J light hint, y
n 70 No 2, light hint y - he' bulls ana
heavy, damaged, ~ n II. cali skins and badly
dAmnRad. D ih feHc' 0fneni sailed, sound v ~
10 butchers. green, II n So,
pEfTHIfs-- Deer skins, Fm lbqhlH ante ops
hlfinK, b D. l06tile, goat skins, each, 1904;
Aheop peits, according 90 amount Of WOOL.
gen up. aheafliuHa, nc sording " amount OF
wool. Colo Mo1icau sheep peliH, Mpl0ci
Mexican sheep pets, improved lle9l2c, Mex
lean Hheep Hh0RfinKs, he.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-09
INnnsas CITY.
special to tho aarGtte.

tnNNlAi 70 AAo htAANANts
KANSAS CRY. Sept. S.--Ttere IL NO pro
vision market The ngures quoted arr purely
nominal, with no demand aud lower To sell,
The pens are rull Of Texas cattle. IN mar
ket is duh aud prices 30 cents lower on oil
grades. No natives,
sheep scarce and dull
wheat duh and lower
PRODUCE,
KANsAA CITY, sent 3, - wlrEAr ,N cash,
aA tSgN october, 60h November; No. soit
ConN-lSH cash; 81 bid october ss bid
November.
OATs-2li bid
LiVE STOCK
lave stock Indicator reports
CATTLE Receipts, FnN exports 0lHH 8f
l good 20 chpice shipping B 90 SG common
/ 10 medium ieOeli 30, feeders 4 1894 co. cows
uDtlA bO.
I Hous- Receipts. 500. 7baO on.
| amEEp-Recelps 2sg faif tu good muuons
/ 3 OOiba So
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-09

lima. Aisc. nutAi tuttaf, tt.,cnc. etasies,
medium per hbls ~ o. nuiRll, per nhl,, 40
bali nul. med. Mnai halt hbl., Amall. ), ~,
unceso, halt cream, s,scs tuil cream, lbs,
Peanuts. iOAteitc e Ter hhii-bhl,, - %.
Oanharc, por crate ~ 90.
PouLThi ne4s, aN q 500 per dozen,
young spring chiekNne, u YtGl 81 Turktye
Is Al@i0O oi 0eene. 81 ot5i bucks. ~ so
s. ~
hnua--ror doNon, l2Niao
Fresh country buter choice. so d $50,
Creamery sds'S7St 10; old butter, sgloci oleo'
margarine lNo
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-09
aOTEIA.

tyal.s CITY HoUsE--J. II. PREsLER,
y, talftor. Every hing new and hrgt-
IN H rs ON f4odations SECOND 10 none IN
|abis TtAas. seventh street, near depot,
h HOTEL, SHREVEPORT. LA. A. j.
- 4 noldE, proprietor, This well known
Z 49, nlfally iocat d; cool and comfort
t5isi ~ good table and attendance. on
20 tps elty'with gamFle.roOms.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-09

AL and the BEARS mr., searing Il rich harvest.
Wheat Is now scllins below cost oi raising
Corn = being manipulated, aud september
and october deals are again advanced.
Lard andpors rema,n duitand lower Tor
cash,
Meats are dead, duitnnd lower, ana the dc.
cline Is rapid,
cattle m fAlr supply, and 10 cents lower on
Texas. common dull.
Nlnnu nInN
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-09
FARnr FOR SALE.

4 90OD PRAIRIE FARM OF i7b ACRfs
" = nigh state 81 cultivation With lwen,
IN acres good tlmbersd lana. COCO
|aieEA barns and outhouses. For inIllei
|1s.' oF call at his residence seven miles
'as'st Of the city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-09

wheat onoiof G13, ne0ium, bl957H
Inferior, aJetl5e. Oata, 2iab2l9so; oafsY, 2je &c
rYe. 5gsi arm a5eBd hay, loose ~ III
HagOI g 20 10 ~ per ton bale nay, ~ -
3 o. bran, &c. Dol iOl chops, " 03@i
per 10.