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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-29
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Total sales 800.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-29

the wrist, breaking both bones Drs
q. RILEY and V. l. Sumpter have
been In attendance upon the nnsnr,ne
maze man, and at this writing renar,
him doing we'll. 'epor'
Mr.. w. l.. Nc Daniei, late of LONG.
view, Tex, and employed in the dr,.
mouse ior n month past, recently 70
moved his family to Bowie. He IA !.
courteous, affabe gentleman. and we
welcome them among us.
your correspondent was, as Il turned
out, somewhat prema 'ure In regard m
Messrs. Lowfie 4 Co selling out their
grocery business to Stone Bros. Ths
sale was made, but the purchasers
declined to consummate it II
! understood that I.owrie q
20. Will continue their well-cstablishsa
grocery business and add to their
already large stock.
n considerable quantity of old corn
mas been brought In the present week
py our farmers. 1t Is selling here M
iorty cents per bushel. Though eur
cotton crop will he materially short.
ened by the drou,h, we are glad 10 say
mat there is an abundance OF old corn
IN the country, which with the preser,
crop insures plenty of meat and bread
Tor next year, besides surplus to sell
business quiet, and our merchant,
and business men have all the leisur,
time they want-and more too,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-29
WACO WIRELETS.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
WACO, Ten Aug. 2s.-J. b. Ben
nett, assistant postmaster at ltasca,
Hill county, had AN examining trial
before United States Commissioner
Finks to-day, charged with openin5
Re gistered letters belonging to other
parties. He was bound over to appear
ut the November term OF the United
States district court.
A movement Is on foot to
buy a SIS 600 iron bridge and place il
across the BraZos rs free bridge,
along the magnificent iron suspension
bI idse, which cost SIP, 900 aud which
is toll bridge. 1t is stated by good
LAWYERS that the city or no one else
can ia free bridge here until the
cb arter of the suspension bridge ex-
pires. IL has eleven years to run yet.
"Father" rowne, the alleged Cath
Ole priest, still langUishes IN the
Lookup After his exposure yesterday
Catholics refused to do anything FOR
him.
Owing to nOn-srrival of some OF the
new fire apparatus the proposed fire
mems parade set for to-day was post
poned until next Thursday.
Col. Barlow says he fiDds obstacles
i'm his negotiations for the Examiner.
Mr.. Street. the lessee, who is running
IL now, declines u step down and out
Frank z. Cravens, eli editor oil the
Austin Statesman, is in town.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-29
ON CHANGE.
The Bears Return to Wall Street and
Stocks Take o Tumblo-Oottcn
Firm and Higher,
Wheat Generally Unsettlod-0orn Lower
and Dull-Provisions Firm-The
Figures.

Nsw YORK. n. y. Aug. sS- governments
stroug.
Railroads lower.
state securit es dali.
The share market opened firm with rrnc.
tioual advance In nearly all leading shares.
Before the first call however, IN erc was u de.
cline OF sseQlis per cent latter In Union Pm.
cinc. which ioll on IN 5T6. This was fol.
lowed by recovery Ina Union Pacific
t. 81 IL. and an advance OF IDOL is
per cent. in general list. After II weak
feeling prevailed and TIE mark ct Tor the re.
mainder of,he day was heavy and lower
The bear leaders sgnalzsd their return 10
III street by large sales OF active shares. Re
ports concer Ing the Trunk situation were
cl culated aud itwa, rumored thai the rand
| Trunk had given notice of It's Withdrawal
from the Trunk Line ssoc alton. The re-
ports brought about large ,les aud short IN
terosi wa materially Increased and decl,n,
In prices from the highest point IN the day
ranged from l TO ~. per cent Az The clos,
the ma,kst was weak at or mar the loves
prices OF the day, which, comps' cd with las
nights closing prices. are !, to 3JS per cent
lower, Union Pacific, Grangcr., Vanderbilt
and Western Union being sufferers
Transactions, nbout 4 90 SHARES.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-29
PERSO

| Abbe List, the pianist, has been
granted pension OF Sl500a year by
| the grand Duke of Sake Weimar. The
able denies that he is blind, and oh
iects to the charge that he is addicted
To brandy.
Miss Maud Howe, daughter of Julia
| Ward Howe, has written dramatic
sketch entitled "Golden Meshes,u
which is publicly to be read by u pro.
fessed .iocutionist for the especial de-
light of Newporters at their casino.
The delicate white flower OF the
| buck wheat Is the fashionable flower at
summer resorts, where IL is sold by
florists under fanciful title. A huge
bouquet of buckWheat, edged with
ferns and tied with pink ribbons,
makes charming ornament for Sar-
| atOga belle.
Mrs. Helm Hunt Jackson, known TO
| the literary world as III. H. fell
downstairs at her home in Colorado
| Springs few days since and broke her
leg in three places. The accident Is
very serious, and her friends fear that
she may be permanently lame.
Miss Chamberlain's golden butterfly
DAYS, writes "a London correspondent,
are quite over in England, and doubt
| less ner papa and mamma are wishing
they had never left their home in
| Euclid avenue 10 throw away 80 much
| time and money on such bubble rep
utation they seemed so proud Of
achieving for their daul lter. She is
about as stale In England as "a girl can
be, and am very much mistaken II
she finds that her European uotoriety
will enhance her charms when she
goes back To America.
Abiding to the unmarked grave OF
Gen james Shields at Carrollfon, Nd,
the Richmond VA. State says:
MANY Richmond people now living
remember the military and civic wei
come accorded 10 Gen. Shields. Gen
John a. Quitman, Maj Joe Selden,
Gen. Winfield Scott and other Mexican
4ar heroes In this city just after the
conclusion of hostilities with that
country. The troops were reviewed
on the Capitol square by the governor
aud guests, and afterwards there was
reception at the gubernatorial mansion
and a glorious lime generally"
About 1892. according ta writer in
the Boston Traveller. Caleb Gushing
d. sired tn go TO congress, and party
morals had not so far advanced at
that lime as to admit of a candidate
for Office presenting his own claims.
There appe .red In one of the party
organs one or more letters setting forth
the superior qualifications OF Caleb
r1shing. They were ably written,
coucheI In elegant language and had
Machiayellisn flavor which
made them prominent Unfortunately.
however, 3 me one connected with
the y, ston Post discovered striking
similarity in the dictiou and c0nstruc.
ton OF Ihese letters 10 the style of
Caleb Cushing. and the POST openly
declared that he was the writer. This
Cushing hatly denied. The contro'
versy waxed hot till Cushing's wife,
one OF the most elegant and accom-.
plished of women, lthe daughter OF
Judge WILDE, In order to protect her
husband, announced herself a. the
writer. The manuscript was produced
and compared with hers, aud the pub
lilo was satisfied; but the expose caused
her death. >
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nulldlnn Ma,sr,.i

Luxnun-Rouin lumbet, boxing. N ,ncn..
snd under, uutclsSa, 20: stripping, lxSp' IN /.
boring ana flooring, clears, eiS: Thick clcsfs
~ ana ~. w; rough lumber eecond clsss
sIs, ioist aud scantllng, cuils. CD.
hfpfNo-Fint COMMON white n,,. suo Al,
SECOND do. SO third do, VS.. popInr. M M
~ sI y; n, s.nn pine& ~ so DO X, s2S nsiivs
pnr'sKp Lussxn--Hox,as ~ iuon,, ana
under, so oo3S " do ~, saB nOa n M
scsnlling, loist CT any common lnmbsr
w uVetN ~ boxing over u inphea, kD.ODo
~ Vs ,hieh clears toll 5and ., $40 0Ocsa ID.
DRxAsKD AND MATCHED FLooufvp.-.r irxi
GLASS, 80; second class, s2i.
WHlrkPfNE FuRrfBBrNo LuNpnH.-iix Ia
ana u inch white pine, t,O, Inch do, ~.
Ckfj.lro--hkApKD on Pi.AIx--kilrt cana
mon white pins, ksabO; Al do, esl ri do, Il5s
poplar, s2a 0ex.ye, poplsr. V, si9.5ssSs Oe
native Pine X, exl.6p DO, X, t19 10.
POPLAR LuMnLs.--lA, ", and q inch. tss
tsHINoLss--Whi,e Pine A. 81; do shaded A,
si.2b. do extra No. 1, TN cypress, best, nny
hiand, 81; do No, /. ttkn, do No. 4, u so nstjv.
saved heart, et5e sAps, gi.2D
PiuKETs'. White pine, dressad ana nsaasd.
sgnare or nat 4 ycilow pine do. a. iath.
LIMB, CHsKsr, Erc--Ilms, Austin. ~, e,
por bhi, cement. Louisville or h0scnnis, sg7s
per bill, Portland. u,s por Dbl. Plaster Paris
New YORK or Michigan. "a 80 por bbI. Plasisi
BsIox.-.TIrsproot also psr N.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-29
BOWIE.

r'e OF he Gazette.
Aug 2s.--By a typo
u .'ior In Tuesdays GAZETTE
- !, !, . say that a prem UNI VI
|I... W second. 1t should have
N" 'ead' The third has since
-s owner getting premium
b.,.aa ougE not fatal, accident
J Pr since my last. Mr..
Nm es; q mechanic of this
tof bing u house. aud upon
M, -. root, slipped and fell
uad 20 etge Of roof. thence
Nh, striking souie scaffold-
|en. ise right elbow joint
ALSO the left arm about
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-29
n eW strIeAna.
pnnvIafnHa

Nav 0sLHArs, Aug. u, --FLouR--d dull;
high grades OOn. c.
oogN-Quiet aud lower; mixed 57Aaos
yellow 20: white ~.
oars Western IN good demand aud hil d.
er, choice 5B0SI.
CoRs ns,l- Firmor nnd quiet nj . 75m2 ~
Haydn fiir demand aud scarce. prine
lt1 Ne; choice, l7d -.
PORK scarce and frm ami lower at isH.
LAgD-Stcady; tiorco refined, sl.; key,
q l-2.
3ULK MnAp4-In fair demand. shout.
der', packed, easier 75g@i,t; long clnar nnd
Gear rib nv.
BAcoS--ln fair domerd; long clear lower:
Shoulders az: long char llk; Gear rib iies
HANS -Choito sugurcured canVRsed
Arm NJ 10.
WHISKY steady; Western rectined ] 700
20
goes common 10 prime 7l4all
SUGAR -Dnll: common. 3dl; fair to
fully fair l-int -. prime 10 yellow
clarified s I tg6S s.. graduated 6aGl2.
NoLAssEs. Dull; common 20, refining 20
1D
RicE-Dull Gud lower, Louisiana ordinary
10 prime isEa5N.
BRAN--Dull and lower al 7oG52 l-2,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-29
GRAND VIEW.

Special TO the Gazette.
GRAND VIEW, Ten, Aug. 2S.-Fred
Petzel. q brakeman on wrecking
train, was killed this morning two
miles south of town, by falling from
the train and being run over.
DR. Young tue well known temper
ance lecturer will lecture ut the Meth.
odist church next Monday night.
An interesting meeting is going on
at the Methodist church. Large
crowds attend day and night. There
has been quite number of cOnver-
sions and accessions to the church.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-29
LIBERTY HILL.

Special 10 the Gazette.
LIBERTY HILL, Ten, Aug 2s.-rhe
Liberty college building is nearing
completion, and will be ready for the
fall term, and bids fair to be grand
succ ass. Thirty boarding students are
expected to open with.
No rain has fallen yet, and IL is very
dry. The cotton was cut short by the
continued drouth. The grain Is good.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-29
CYCLONE.

WINNIPEG, MANITOBA, Aug. os.--
a terrible cyclone passed over this city
last night doing great damage, blow
Ing down buildings, stripping the roofs
from massive blocks. The provincial
towns also suffered severely. The
damase to crops Is heavy. AtPortave,
Louisiana prai:ie, the Canadian Pa.
enc SHE'D was fszed 10 the erouno
Tue telegraph lines were Frustrated In
every direction.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-29
ALNARADO.
Special to the Gazette.

Special TO the Gazette.
ALvARADo, Ten, Aug. 2s.-Prof.
j. r. Posoy has been selected by the
school trustees as principal of oui
institute. Prof. Posey is a competent
educator and will give entire satisfac,
ton to the patrons.
Mr. Oscar Seligman, the live repre-.
sentative of Messrs. Casey d Swasey
of Fort WORTH, is in the city looking
after the interest Of that sterling firm.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-29
ANOTHER BRAKEMAN KILLED.

Special TO the Gazette
ARLINGTON, Ten, Aug. 2S.-Mike
Donahue, a freight-train brakeman,
was instantly killed one-half mile east
OF here this morning by falling from
the top of Il freight car while in mo-
ton. He was evidently asleep and
coming to an abrupt curve lost his
balance.
Magistrate +. T. Rankin held an in.
quest over the body at once. Follow.
ing il the vel dict:
We, the jury, find from the exami.
nation of the body of the deceased
Mike Dopahue, aud the evidence, hat
he came to mis- death from fan from
train No. S2S on the Texas IL Pacifi,
railwPy ON the morning ol
August 2s, 1854, alb mt three. fourths o
mile east of Arlington.
Signed Il. w. Collins, George +
Thomas, w o. Middleton, 5 c Drake
A. w Collins, James b. Sn0dgrass
Il T. Rankin, j. p.
Nothing is known of his relatives
rs no papers were found on his person
giving any informa ion. IT, is ru
mored that he has friends at Msishall
Tex. His body was int, rred here this
evening by IND, rlak.r Finley.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-29
The Missouri, Pacific Officials.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. EST Is Officially
announced that the Jurisdiction OF a..
M. Hsger. superintendent of the east
division of the Missouri Pacific has
been extended TO cover the western
division, including the st. Joseph,
with headquarters at Sedalia, aud
George G. Knowlton has been appoint
ed assistant superintendent the west.
ern division, with headquarters at
Kansas City.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-29

Wool Bright light. nne and medium. ~
months, loo II; heavy nnn, ~ months llatn (.
buck wool, sole, low grade medium, ipvtb.
HiDgsHNo. heavy mint, dry q ~ isc; No.
2 heavy fiint, dry, 4 n iic; No ] light hint, v
N re No. =, light mint, \ D. 10: bulls ana
heavy, damaged, Y n \; calf skins and badly
damaged n n i@cc; green, sailed. sound, 4 NJ
7c bntcicrr. grpcD, n D BIZ.
PgLTRfps--Deer SKINS ND lbni1; antelope
skiDs, n M i0gpl 9; eoat skins, each, lUit2i:
sheep polis. according To- amount Of wool,
wool, beDIo Mcxifan sheep pclts, s0tl0c;
Mexican sheep peIts, Improved, ilsDl2c; mog.
lean sheep shearings, 10.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-29
Groceries.

a.Ar-yery ero,tod ana higher ..n,.,
s sss.a f i, ~ sas 3, All j, "ooa, i'oi 9.
> FIsn-, asossroi. ion Nh 70. 4. si.is: NO.
pI nsn s-ITi s.s. csT BOZ sna C led ss
arr cans, p5Ic.: ioir cans ioo: 81, csns'
3 ox1s. vs.; l,e., ordinary uxo,
fair, TO-; prime Rio, jsc: fanoy. 70. ol3
%s"a Jsy: .. %:o yurnowa., ,.,o
auaAn--Eine. posSdercd Gbir' g SS'C
najs 5bis., gxc.; cat LOAF. es.c:' rranulaiet
a. sIa ksais SSas: s;s S;; EsS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-29
DENTON NOTES.
Special io.,he Gnzette.

Special io'ihe Gazette.
DENTON. Ten, Aug. IS Col. A. NJ.
York, who was instrumental in the
organization of the Lone Star Nursery
company, is visiting friends and look
ing after his interests in the above
company.
Col Chenault of Fort Scott, Ksns.,
is in the city.
The weather continues dry and hot.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-29

WAITE. TOWN, n. v, Aug. GA
large part of the business portion of
the village of Adams burned this
morning, including Ripley's harness
shop, Clark's saloon, Gibbut's clothing
store, Fox's drug store, Chandler &
Lawson's shoe store. ]. o. Browns
grocery, Arms " Hungerford's dry
goods, Taylor's dry goods.
kilby's clothing, Ripley's shoe
store, Overton's grocery, Barney
jewelry, two millinery stores, Adams
Collegiat, institute and many law aud
other offices. The loss is 100000.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-29

Little Ella went with her brother
Tom one sunday TO see the baby chris
tened IL was an early hour wnen
rareSully around. Ella said: brother
Tom. this il Gods house, but he is
not In, 30 let US play tag"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-29
Lave sssoA msrAs,,

'fasterD Tosns and Southern Texas stnea
cattle about two dollars per head less than
tho above quotations
Tho above prices are for hordh OF 100 head
and upward. delivered on tho trails. ana for
such cattle M those raised In ths counties
omhpeed In the following t.rritoryi weei
of theTetas central Railway north of a line
drawn oast and west with Wao0 ana sanl OF
a line drawn north and south with Baird and
south OF Ksd Rive.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-29
FREIGHT WRECKED AND A BRAKE.
MAN KILLED.

MAN KILLED.
Special TO the Gazette.
AhVAHADo, ZEN, Aug. y Freight
train No. LOG, nor,h.bound on the
Missouri Pacific railroad. was ditched
this morning at = o'clock south OF
Grandview. As the wrerking train
passed down this morning to the
scene OF The wreck brakeman. Fred
Petzel, was thrown between the cars
by the beam of the brake twisting OIL
aud his body horribly mangled.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-29
Drugs and Paints.

Bark, Cinnamon psrb IL; Peruvian, a3s25 Z.
Borar, i4e. Biearbona OF a0ds, Eng ~ I,
Sc. Coppera., ssi. c,nchi ,n pe, % ,r -
q. b., per 10 sOxsS. chalk, lump. per 70 24es.
lie Included 4. ii Is biDrsI nydrais, pcr ID
q 5Ueei 70. thIorofolm. per 70 bftle y sind.
D6yers. per il q :. Epsam salts,' per - ~
phor, per ID 2sasj. .orphins. psr % ~ .ts
! g. 0il. asto, mse.ins, Sos@ p'i' cns,or.
s. XII s,' 7Sass oil, iari. 10 0Spio Quiz.
Inc, y. q W., per or u y. Flowers sulphur.
s. as AIum. 90. inscription viair TX
case " pe,s Shoe ssn eases III ], priees Rebsss
patent medicinss, NJ iist. ThAysra rigid
Exfiacis. 10 per cent. on. r. ". Fluid w
tracts, - per cent Oh. Essential OILS 81
Louis Isi. ,.,xys.
STRICTLY pure white lead, % ~ Spirits ur
psnun ~ I'm. .s"npenxAswrLLIAxs coLons.
rvory aron blark. Is. par ID t9c Engll h
coarn biank M. Der 10 i2s lamp black, Is 10;
bincE paint. IL, u; sPrussiso blue, ~, ~ y,
2Sc; iUitrainaripe blue. -. y. zc; p,us PAIN,
Is isc raw TURKEY , aI fsails a. ssnns lsie
burnt Italian sienna, Ia, nc. vankyke brown.
In, 10: Paris green, ~, Hr; Chioulc, 800
d. o., IL. re: AIaerican sefin,ii'9n' y, 20 ~
Yellow ochrs, IL. g.. Igits. 90, 30.
rukpi am DRAINING cOLoRs.
Bark oak, lsc, Ash, 100, BACK wainu', no
Maple. lie.
Ivory drop black, &c. raw Turhey umpn,
25c: burnt Turkey uulber. .2jci law Itejilsh
sienna, $50. barnt Iiaiiao kisnns, ~ VAN
p ~ sv ~ ab a msds on basis of n
W, and ID cans, nAs0Iieo;f 70 y sno ~
Prlc, Ia IL, cans; balance IN and y es ~
assorted. Price 10 ID CO. ~ sss u ~ if
2s ID tin paiia ihc - ano ~ y
less. 4,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-29

Live stock Indicator repois,
CArriE-R Receipts, i0C: native steers of
l?sl to $50 pounds SBiaH ~ do rs 10 roo
pounds Sueb b.. stocwetS and facdcrs 3 ton
20; grass Texas steers 3 lO6aS ~
II as Reject pis. ipoe 9ias8 q.
SitkEr-Rccoipts-.'- natives of III pounds
3 70.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-29

RIO JASEIRo. Aug. D. "Wednesday
COPPER Receipts TIL week lO0.OU bags
Shipmon tntuo United siBtns, G5 80 bags
Saies, 1870 bags.
Stock, $1,000.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-29
MISHAPS OF THE DAY.
The Business Portion Of the Village Of
Adams N Y, Destroyed by Fire
Yesterday.
a Cyclone in Manitoba Unroofs the Build
ings and Levels the Crops
Generally,
Mike Oonahue, Brakeman, Killed Nea,
Arlington Nothing Known of His
Relatives.
suoI rAoropv n,,px,.,,

NEW YORK, Aug. 2s.-Bsumster's
shoe factory burned this morning.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-29

HOGS Receipts ll,Wb. . bOdd ~.
tNrTLE--Ne 'eipts 1870; export grades
b~b7 10, good Ia choice sh'rplng g u dG0 VI.
common ~ medium Z OOp850J; range ca lie
hr'sk an' stronger Montana ,@ lo"t~na
Texas ,2sMi71 Wyomi V I 20 Wyom ng
Texas I o., gusS TcxHus 3Stti 49, wintereu
II Nans coal 10; AmorlcHusi Oab ~.
snRnr-itecolpts sOn: inferior To iR,r2 mo
3 %. medium ~ good UhDh be choice 10 eN
IRA aVeAi 80; Texas sheep 29S 10,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-29

TrscsSs hs,, cream, Mo; mn cream. Is a
cs6bsse, ~ Ho cssi. hsif-bbi.. .sS ID.
v, roTLs sr, /. asps sas . . % Ger ao..p.
& S sn1ic ~, shisssns, d ,sSS X rurSsys,
40 ' Se's< nS ~ 81 Ducks. " Il:
Eoos-rsr eossn, ,,a,,s
,srrS,.,.., y SS<ssy hrtter, choice. " a o..
ms sn x :.S&fa old bniisr suicc o fSs,
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sALvurror. Aug. 2s,--oorTor--- spot closed
nrmer, lie higher.
Receipts, 80.
Sales 49,
Exports ionstwiac li3l.
Stock, 1870
Ortinar, sol6, tsood Ordinary 9slt; Low
Middlinr mi. Midditne % i.ia COCO Mid
dl,ng opl6 stnv Fa,t 10 1915,
Futures ruled firm, and closed steady, NJ
M IA IA pnints htunar
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s::s -: s;';S y.'I!;. 3; ;!s;iI;
s. Is s. & 81 I'll .: ~ Z: s. K
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Kan.n. CITY.


SVVtiNI 10 tfr VNICttc.
kNNsAs CITY, Aug. lS--There IL no change
10 note Ia meats or mess pots; the demand
was large and supply small; prices arm.
TNas cattle were In moderate supply and
prices stronger cammon duh.
Sheen slow
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KANSAS CRY, Aug. Vs. wHxAr-sa,s
cash; o. september; 6t,s hid October.
,onS-tiss cash; Sess bid september ~
Did oc.oher.
OATS-cS hid
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g: s:9 Is |; 8 s: I;'i|
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HAN IRON, y 50 NORWAY. A, NJ ., /.
gsivanisel sSss,,tc S ss,S,. sheet IRON sssc;
nc: No. do, lSc. NxN nooumr M AZ =,
Ilo c txo aud idxit nat 10. n ,Ssss Al,
timers wire, 80 per cent. On, sin,,.r,. 1920
iorty pcr cent. OF, cook sfnyw yi,h 49,.
siv sessyS W 90, with trimmings. <it a,cpMm,
Wuop WOkk.-- Wagon nSlcs' m,c. osSi IA,
iongucs, vlvesl q; singlrirces Nj IA bo,ssa-.
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pounlssreca, pTnt 90; neck yckc.' &moss
z 40; piow eeams snlsSc., riow handles, ii X
~2ssui handles, sl7st2 10. Wv
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q 49, NJ Z Ic, No. No., "l.ake's' do, No,
100; Ausabie DO, No. I, as. NS M ~" No No Z.
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AMhS-b. N. per dozen, " eoc 20 90, Lake.,
hanIled. IA ms sssssensscS' ~s'e'e; boy's,
REFRlaERATpRs.--No. ol,ma,. n,m,
10 No. sS 90 SmSo' No sdo, sasi No. DO. Us;
MiscEI,i.AsEous--rmos cs.,n.. ..,.
pillow donbletfecs per do,en NM, s,.,,s
bolls oo per cent. on, door iocks. ~ 2ssrp ~
wood screws, 30 and 10 pcr cant IA, /. " css,
door butts, N aud 10 per cent. ON, mi ava
tnncd lacks, " Per cent on, coftee mills IN
per cent, on; blind hinges, Sd and 10 nor cam
on carriage boltA, O. and 40 nor cant IN,
piow bolts, %per cont on; piece Tin ware'
~ per cont. on; deep stamped warn. 81 mar
cent on, shallow stamped ware, 10 psr ceni.
on iapsnnod ware. Nper can't or
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-29

SANTOS, Aug. 2s.--Corrrr-Reccipi ,hia
week. 80 bags,
sales, $500 bays
htnrk I,OtOO
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-29
~. Louis.

~. Louis.
special W the Gazeits.
ST LOUIS. Aug. 2.--wheat option trad.
Ing was moderate. BuysH were afraid 70
take hold neeIv at the liberal declines, con-
sequentiy the market was siov; prices from
v 10 cent lover.
corn was again extremely dun, attracting
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-29

sIoHT EXCHANGE.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug 2S.-Sight exchang,
On Now York, 200 per 1000 premium
sterling exchange -. u. 81
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-29
Llauors.

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