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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-05-26
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NERVE TONIC

. Is THE LEGITI-
INNATE RESULT of
sover twenty years Of
spractical experience
sby Il THOROUGH
FLY Qualified
;GEADUATE PLY
tSICIAN of one of the
shighest medical col
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] 1t positively cures
Nervous and Physical
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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-05-26
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VIII be sent to any one applying ny letter, slat-
ING svmntoms. sex and age. Strict secrecy in
regard to all business Transactions.
DIR. MINTIE'S KIDNEY REMEDY, Ne
PHRETICUM, cures all kinds OF Kidney ana
Bladder Complaints, Gonorrh9a, elect. Leucor-
rhpa. For sale by all Druggists 81 a bottle SIX
bottles for s..
DIR. MINTIE,S DANDELION PILLS are
the best and cheapest DhSfEf 81 a, any,
minors cure i'm the market For sale by all
Druggists. ,.. ,,-,,o,,.,,,
Aaents my94ply&o9w1y
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-14
Liyerpooi.

rfvxuPoor, June l3.--rpTToH-6pot closed
dull with moderate inquiry; quotations nm
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-14
saaa,... Harness, Etc.

eKlRTiN-No I California skirting, nos
roll, Wkc. No. California skirting pcrnlde,
$3.50; No, I nir hemiook. clcan, ~osd stock
aQc,. No. mir hemlock, no oil, Ssc.. No,
oiled hemloce, clean ficsh. SlSo; No. 4 oiled
hcmioclt, g5o.
HARNEss LEATHER. NO. ohio. modi.
UNI and heavy weight, sc; No. II Ohio mo.
dunn aud light. $780,; No. hcnlooG, sic.; No.
BLIND BRlDLrs.--No. 4, " com, newed
n, ipcr doren, Is 10; No. 10, X bklo. In, pigeon
wing, per dos, eli 81, No, rs, y do, siSO1,
RIDING BRlDLE.S.--N.in. blk or n,ir ,Iouh.
head curb bits, SO aOi Y do fancy 'front.' do,
"a 90; u In, long rein do, Nlb co. X la. doub.
and stitched mont do. extra curb blti SIG w,
FILINGS III In. short rein, blk, or fair,
81 e0t u do, blk, of good, $40 50.
HADDLkS.--Nn. stock cheyenne, Intnn
poche's, 40, Number " ditto less the
pockets. t12; No. loose laced onarse sun
treo, So; No. loose riyltAd do, e2l, Not 4
Colorado, genuine abort Friesake tree, els, M
", ucd, nonrne, sl1; No. % do. still tired, pio.
No, 10, stitched, nun rig, roso tree, 80 40; No,
~, tnohod, do. do, 30; three quarter and hall
riga, mons, sAqAS; do, boys, eJp5.
HARNESS, WAGoN.-lH, TX nnd " inch
long tug, oomplots (collar, brides, lines,
etc.), s9@2adht ~ Inch, machine, short
tux. complete, bio 90; ~ lnoh, hand, oak
ntoolE, short tug, complete, SIT, ~ inch hat
tug, complete, $3.50
Spurs. -iureka No, ., chased, per doren,
= 10: Ipdianoln, blued, per doson, ei 90;
Mexican, two 70 throe-inoh roweip, 90 25s, rs,
LEaGiNH.-No. !, Gal. style, calf, rs; No,
Cal. style, Kip leRgin leather, IS 90, No. y do,
No 2. old style hip do. 81.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-14
PLANO,
Closing Exercises of the Plano Institute
Splendid Entertainment.

Special to the Gazette.
PLANO, June l3.-The exhibition
given by the senior students Of the
Plano institute last night was rich
treat. Every available space In the
house was occupied long before the en-
tertaintnent began. The programme
for the evening was opened with PRAYER
by Rev. t. ]. Milan. A welcome was
sung by the choir class. The follow
Ing pieces are the ones most worthy
of mention: A salutatory with ora
ton by Geo. p. Brown; subject, "Man
makes Character and Character makes
Destiny" which was well spoken;
an essay by Miss Cappie
Barnett; subject: Sorrows Remem-
bered Sweeter than Present Joys" was
very well read. A vocal duet, Gypsy
Countess by Miss Armide Lamm
and Alfred McIlvain, was excellentiy
| rendered. A poem, "Queen of Prog
ress representation by the young
ladies was heartily applauded. A de-
bate by ten young men, subject, as
the tendency of the stage morally in
jurlous?n Three judges were selected
WIN Ieuucieu tltiI utClslDu III ldNOT
of the negative side. Both sides made
strong aud eloquent speeches which
elected rounds ofapplause. Arecitation,
subject, Mr.. Pickwick in Dilem-
ma by Miss Laura Newman, which
fairly brought down the house. An
essay by Miss Julia Wester; subject.
Look not Mournfully into the Past, "
was recited in most eloquent and af
fable manner and elected much praise.
A concert recitation, "Angels of Buena
VISTA" by the young ladies, possessed
great merit. A melodrama, "Gypsy's
Warming" by Misses Cumnins and
Kennedy and Mr.. Williams, delighted
the audience. An GRAFTON, "Sileht In
fluences,n by Dennis Miller, was
spoken in an able manner.
The evenings entertainment closed
with IL valedictory by Miss Armide
Lamm, which she reclted in tanch-
ing and eloquent manner that brought
forth much praise and congratulations
from the vast crowd. Music was rem
dered between the above pieces, which
made it quite enjoyable.
Miss Roena and Emms Patterson,
two accomplished young ladies of Dali
las, returned home this afternoon, af-
ter brief visit here.
A light rain fell here this evening.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-14

nR. w. F. JERNIGAN. PHYSIO-MEDI-
~ cal physician, Office los MAN street. over
W. II. Ferguson's drug store. Residence
II n, M, 2 to 5 p. m. Telephone No. 26i.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-14

state securities dun.
.. The stock market was active and buov,n,
during the greater part OF the day with sos.
erh improvements in prices. with the excc,,.
ZION OF fractional reaction almost imme.
uisteiy after the opening, there was an I'M.
interrupted advance Till n ". M, with Union
Pacific, 1ackawanna aud Western Union ma
the features. Subsequently, the bears made
sharp drive on Pas,n,. IL WAS frcs,y 10.
ported that the cempany's floating debt
amounted to slloco,oco. stock broke nom
80 to 81. Missouri Pacific fell or Y To
@'s Atfhcse figures there were heavy pur-
chsses for both accounts, under which lis,
.ne pest pric day werc reached
| During the afternoon the market was buov-
ant, and near tue close there was reaction
OF y to per cent to realization, but In INA,
dealings the market was firm. Agon Ames
oil the Union Pacific says the floating debt of
the company, reported for several DAYS nj
sn,pco,ooc, was In reality only SIS 600, II al
lowances for Offsets such US cash on
hand, bills and accounts, securlti es
other than Investments aud ma.
serials ON hand Compared with
last nights closing prices are az per cent.
higher for Q. Il. So; ia for Northwestern
and Rock Island; IN for 81, Paul; sN for
LncKawanna; 2 for Michigan Central; | for
Louisvilie& Nashville; ~ for Lake shore;
SO for Missouri Pacific; for Jersey Central;
lSs for Western Union; ssajs for the remain.
der. The executive committee OF the Pacific
Mall Steamship company have resolved To
create an insurance fcni OF $4,000.
Transactions s. 1900.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-14
TELEeRAPAIc No1rs.

spouts. ''a' VI water
The opinion az Cairo fayors tho thao
~ OF the Berber massacre. so
Inc Tichborne claimant Is To ha 20
'e'sseu on a ticket of leave.n
=, Inc 81; physicians entertain little homes
Oh Bishop Simpsons recovery. ''S
me female suffrage bill WINS defiant 81,
~ ~, 'he English commons by vote ~,
me excitement in Brussels cont,p-
ues over the defeat of the Iihersis IL,
the late elections. ' ~
Inc duke of Hesse is expected IN nh,
uicate on account Of his recent matri.
moilial inlelicities. ''r''
The greatest popular Demonstration
since ISL! Is arranged for IA Ioadon in
iavor of the franchise bill.
Bishop George w. Peterkin of Yves,
virginia was married to a wealthy lad
named Stewart, In Henry county.
The officers OF the Penn bank are On
iriai. President Riddle waived evan.
lnation and gave bond to appear In
court when called. -
The five.story brick occupied by J.
=, oieine u CO., Street 4 Smith of tn,
New York Weekly and G. w, Wal
colt was almost destroyed by FIRE.
Loyal Queen Vic has had n bronze
statue OF her dearly beloved Mr.. Brown
placed i'll easy view of her apartment.
at Baimoral. John is attired In hon.
est highland kits.
The Mexican newspapers regard tn,
nomination Of Blaine equivalent to hi
elect ion, and while they admit his for
eign policy will not be AS friendly a
that of the present administration /
VIII be better for Mexico to place les
confidence IN American friendship.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-14

LpNBrN--Roupn lumber, box,nx, N ipcnse
and under, urst-clnss, IN; stripping. 1sya. M,
boxing aud floorlug, clears, rs, th1rk ulrnlN
"a and ", W; rough lumber, Fecord oiAsa
siS; icist and scnntllng, culis, SIS.
SfpiNo-titst common white pine, SIS So
sccont do, $50 third do, SIS; poplar. so OQS
~ ~ net,ye Pine 81 50 30; DO Y. SIS; native
DsKssi:p iuxsxn--Boxing n inches ana
under, 80 eoaaS o. do kxs, ssS 0oxS a.
scantllng, loiet or any common lumber
~ yoSlS 70; boxing over u inchon, HpMln
" Ne thick clears, Va 10 and 2, eN pa3S %.
second class- any kind. Sn oNA9S 81 -
bNxeSNn AND MATCHED ELpoNfNo--Firt,
cless, NS, second class, sal.
WutrEPfSk FunNfsuIvu buMrrn--ls<. II.
snu fnch white pine, SO inch do, seS
CnitINo- nEApNn on frArr--ri~st corr
mon white pine. ", ksat0 ID do, go, nj DO, ~;
poplar, *. so 0Na21,s 10; pnplef, ", es9.btlSS az
hativeploe ", e.2so; do, N saS,
NorLAn Lvaera--iS, ~. ana inch, u.s.
Acknowledgements pine A, o. do shAdca A.
ti1Sd. IS; do No. 4 stsS az yo sss ns INV
pivxrrs. White pine, drcsscd and headed,
sanare or iiatit yellow pine do. o; hath.
LtmE, Cknxwr, EN.--.Iims, Austin, "a yS
per bbl, Cement. louisville or REASONABLE, 81 ID
csr bill; Portland, st7h per hbl, Plaster Paris
New Ynfs or Michigan. ~ ~ per bnl. Plastes
Baicx..-. Iirsprcof GMp.r NJ.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-14

MraTs-sugar cured hams, lsc; 4, q. O. n,
ole.
an cans, at4c., ION cana, iOc; 6io cans. iOca
q cans. lu}So.
coEyrr.-oommon lic.; ordinary. I,tc.;
isir: l2e;; prime RIO, 1885, fancy, iia, old
TrA-ttupsri,l sdepbU. gunpowd~r, 5000.
SroAn'-Flnc powdered. bble. p|fc do.
hnltbbls., l0o.; cut loaf. eye; gfanulatei
standard A. &c., choice white, .; yellow clari.
ned. ~ fe1Sc.
RIob-i youisiana, 1870
FISH -Macserel, lob kitn, No, ], sl.lb No.
2, alo5 half hbls.,, No, |, 500; No. ., rs.OC;
White tsh, No. /, hif, bbis,, ss'as; No, \, M,G,;
Dsied horriugs. per hox. ioc. Cod Nah; 8,sc.
sAIre-oosirss In bags; gi.a,ssi; %; hns N
pockets Ss9;TI{o.
CANNED Goops.--rr,csu pcr dosen. Pine
aapplss. standard, si;eS Peaches, standard,
$50 = ns., e. 70; Totnnloes. standard, q ns.
sl.l0 soconds. 2 ns..--: = Ms, sl.susa dreon
corn, shioselesi Green pees, si.y; Goose.
eystsrr. inii weight, N, si.is; az, p.iS iishi
sI'ssSi.7O: u. g.; SssEereI. ] b.,
imported, sls tOselt. 20 case: strawhorrioB, a n,
el,.5agl 80; Blackberries, ai6o, Green cages,
sl.to, Eagle Condensed milk. es.eo; crown,
per doren, soe J. ,sb. do, 81 80; in. DO. sSsS;
Sib. do, 81, 6fb. do, Si2.
sunbRIins-s'taroh, asc, SOAP, common
ibltc; hnlvcs, Q; quarters, g. Indigo. SSo n,
Blneing, s0al 90 dozen. Coloman's inustard,
gl.snps5.5D doHen. Mnccsroni. imported, len;
American, 500 box. Buckets. two hoops,
s2,01 dozen; we'll buckets. st.OO dozen. Rroornr.
s.7beg 2Sd ntsu. brilliant oil, bblf., Zoo; En.
plon, do. BIC; do, - cases, 90 No; brilliant,
IS cascs, " 20; do, l-l2 cases, u 20,
FIOUR - StRnard's ROypl Patent * M
a bhl.; Bncka. " loo "A 100 DE-: No Texas
per 100 lbs. 81, No 2 o. 10, No 30. Corn meal
per bnshol, CSC; Hominy and gritH, u bbl
Sb 90, Oatmeal, u hall Dbl, VI ~, Cracked
wheat. pm, &c. Crackers, X soda, 0lspo., Xxx
soda. 6.@4Gfo.. xxx goda, 7c.: cream Co., gin.
ger snapa, &c.; lemon creams, 10.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-14

Bah Iaor, " g, -s I, e.; 10. e =
saiysnissd sheet iron, szsl91<c. NO. n : ~ 3
Timers wire. 90 per cent. on; finner,s stock,
forty per cent. on; cook stoves. with ware 9
* w 21 Work. - Wagon s1ls.: 700. 81 ooi
tongues pcesi oi spYisifsss :, 70 h CT e
i Dc;abiensss, ssxSl5 ooi nsSk yolssI 2 |! "a {
. sGj, plow besna, kae3s.; pillow hAndiss, Nh
Hxiis . . tsss ,oa: 3, <. I hc5s.
a. ~. t5 30 burden mule, D6 81; Nofthwest
err horss shoe malta. No: .tDc,. No; II ~ Eo
r.. Ne Ne. J. b. b.. NJ NJ. 81 IS. Az 81
H.; Auss6le DO, No, ~, No. s. 10, No. :
:; " :s:::s ss1s s. 81 - ~.
hi EsFHi 4 !. i. glR.1a 4 :a,s
70. Z. 20, eisD; No. a., - NO. col n
.i;I ;s y,ss :'s;.:: ; =; a.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-14

DR.J.D. BURCH, general practice and
~ surgery. Office No. SOS Fourth, near
Throck morton street. side entrance.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-14
MARSHALL.
Closing Exercises Of Wiley Universe y
A Good Colored School.

Closing Exercises Of Wiley Universe y
A Good Colored School.
Special 20 the Gazette.
MARSHALL, June Is. The COM
mencement exercises of the Wiley uni
yersity took place yesterday and last
night. VIM. Wesly and T. w.
Wyuek were the graduates; This
school was founded in 1873 by Inc
Freedmsn's Aid society OF Gincin-
natl and named after Bishop
+ w. Wiley, one Of Its most
liberal founders. It is Literally en-
dowed, and in addition TO the Texas as
Students there are a large number
ernm Louisiana and Arkansas. they
have elegant buildings well equipped
with ali the modern appliances lor To-,
teaching teach the arts and sciences, While {,
their grounds are spacious and hignly
; i Rev. w. H.. Davis, the
,ripcinal. has labored long and fAitn,
fmIly ia the interest OF these coioieu
, neople and the exercises last :, n ,,,I az
pyonId do honor TO almost any Similar
Institution In the country
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-14
s,apiep ruxs.

Tra S'n Sss SeSn gcr ssund ans bari
no.; bi.cNrhcnate. OF soda, Eng, &c cop
peras, per n, lSp, castor oil, v gai.. ls5ai 10.
imottlctn Per h. esss; creain tartar, Q. p. rcr
pound, sop, chalk, Temp, per pound, 2as
calcmel, r..t w. per pound, Icebso; calomei.
a nnS,,sh IsS Ier sSara loS, Choral ny
pos,tion powder. eSisN; dovcrs powders, l 2s
epsom salta. per pound, see5, gum opium, per
pound, Mst -; gnm csmphor, utass; NOR
sDaol quiniuc, 7. q W, per co.. ssssi 70 !;
German, VAR o.. 3nni rs; potaah. bromide,
soebis iodide, ! ~, chiorate, ssahes Alum, &c.
Flour sulphur, tsp5c,, Essential oils, 81. Louis
usti strictly pure white iond, 7 10: pa,ent
medicines. rebate llAt; l.. ID. fluid extracts.
- per cent OF; Prescription walls. pcr case,
30 and 10 per az, OF; do, hiokcu. 90 per ct on.
Lard oil, 7ocfso. Hsmath. sub. nit, 20. Al.
| cohol 40,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-14
Chicago.


special 10 the Gazette
CHICAGO, June l3.-Thcre was ttiiieuing
up In wheat as shorts were buying heavily
led chiefly by Schwartz and Dupre. FIX
pectations of bad weather giving the shorts
uneasiness, prices advanced x OF a cent.
Corn-Lester and Others were covering tn
day and this gave some LIE TO the market,
Prices, however, were not maintained.
Cash provisions slow and easier. Futures
dull aad l5c. lower on pork. Buyers are all
out OF the market
Cattle about steady on light receipts. Fat
steers sell well. Grassers dull; Texans $50
$50.
Sheep slow and unchanged.
PRODUCE.
CHICAGO, June ls.-FLoUR-Quiet and
WmEAT-Junc .s5ss@s7I1, closed s.; July
S7ss@sssf c-osed sSH; Aaguh S'1,@ssss'
c conN2cash slxe5E; closed at 5i1s; June ST.
@D5is, closed 5Is.; July 651ss5o, closed 6o1k;
august 5Dsk4s5I. closed lbH. oo.e
oATs-Cssh S2,4; June az,,<Gs2f; July a2s<s
PonK-Cash 10 5p@ie o.; July and August
LAnS-cssh or June osss o25z; July OK
sBuLk NKATs = Shoulders 6 Oo. short rib
s ~; short clear IS.
LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO. June l3.-The Drovers' Journal
HOGS Receipts. $500, packing e)@5 3d.
CATrLE-- Receipts, 400. export grades
soar W; good 70 choice shipping, lye6 !:
common. 10 medium, IeG o. Rrass Ie1hnh'
375abS; corn-fed Texans, . oJ1t o.
sHEEP--heceipts, f0J; inferior 70 iair Sa1
40; medium 70 good 75@i w choice 70
extra 0o@ 80.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-14
COLORADO.

The Election of Delegates ut Large
Well Receiyed-0ther Notes.
Special to the Gazette.
COLORADO, June l3.-Mitcheli coun'
ty delegates were instructed to vote
for the majority rule in the Fort
Worth convention.
The election of Messrs. Hubbard
Smith. Brown and Giddipgs as dele
gates at large to Chicago was well re-
ceived, also, that of Messrs. Fleming
and Bell from this congressional dis
MI. Tilden's letter of declination Is
deeply regretted. Bayard and Thur
man are favorably mentioned for the
presidential nomination.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-14
st.Lu,s.
special TO the Gazette.

Special TO the Gazette.
ST.. LOUIS, June 13.--wheat-The market
was fairly active and higher In sympathy
with other markets, Al the close IL became
weaker OH the near months.
In corn the market was almost hfeie~.
Buyers were scarce. and the few operating
d,d SO with caution. At the close the market
was q shade lower.
PROVISIONS were dull and lees OF q demand
than for some time past
In cattle, with moderate supply prices
were firm on good common. orass Texans
were dull Teaanss5lej
Sheep steady.
PIoDucE.
az. Louis, June is.-FLouR-Qnieta Ana un-
nW,ksssr-No. red p,0e1f cash; 20 June;
a,l.asl,z July; OK psl5z August.
ou4s-Issh besisr options nominal At Sih
cash. ..,s,oxs
WHmKY-l Is.
Pssx-Unchanged: J0bblny - TO-
prrr MAJ Nothipx done. -
Bxoox--I.onS clear S'@s SS snon ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-14

YI1HE EYE AND EAR-DR. JAS. BREEN,
L recently from the Eye and Ear mfr
mary, Chicago, has located at Fort Worth,
aud will attend promptly TO the medical and
surgical treatment of the diseases OF the eye
and ear. Office over Twombly Il Son, on
Main street, near the square
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-14

plcw doubietrccs. Per dcscn q o.. stoo
Wood ssl pm 'sS ss on q s aSos .n Scf
door butts, " sAnd 10 per cont on, cut Ard
timed tacks, y Per cont offi como Mills. %
on: carriage bolts, Is and ID per cant an,
pillow bolts. ~ per cont on; piece tin ware
80 per cont on; deep stamped WARE. 81 prf
sent on; shallow a low s'e,npcd ware 81 per cent
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-14
pNoR SALE.
Sss; q! e ooUNTYIAN

~,~->--s-~-s--s~~--~
|sssS; NJ 3 COUNTY LAND
e alNSoN.
M COLLECTINe Ac,,T
County, Texas. az -
~ nhae tracts. sdJo,ning
s,'osro on four miles east
~ " C,,eek; rich bottom
=, each tract in 20 cd
NJ, ssd'y'four acres more
N s,sM well fenced, I'm.
n; rO 49, house 2lx38 ~:
klcva barn, 2ix3S, with
sss yransry, crib and
sss !, Orchard two acresI
MI y W., each tract not cul.
,1a I'LL sell with grow
Y sct,naae 10 Of oats, N OF
M ., Terms SO per
y On least half or more
&in rSsaiance. One OF the
el1thn~nnrgue county.
Bsut Tour and q half
a. ss,n,s fifty acres In
asss N good state Of
va ts X. we'll timbered.
~ al, AN, house, good
4 tso, stable, etc. Al
S>is,s y good tiliabie
y nns.v ltnin three.ouar.
\ Cisss on EAST betwaen
- II ~ WIN sell grow
purchaser desires :
~ M sheep, Is head
Above. noss. "A
Al, i Q place, sit
on''1niles from Bowie.
~ n,s Sandy Cree
1870 y cultivation. ID
Ina mpr-nearly Ali
1lhr ,9ood AVERAGE
IL no dwelling
Terms reason
sssss ', sS land, In
NJ ~ conntles also
@. vcStaouce. Ap.
- sse't,sssctlng AT,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-14
FOR sALE-LlvE STOCK.

RaaLL x MOZART, ATTORNEYS at 7. A Nv
ao, Hn,ce over First National Bank corn w
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-14

Potatocs-Irlsh, new, per bushol, 1921
mack, &c, Onione, per Dbl, 80 % rurDiph
" bbi, 81 %. Beans lip. med hbls. &c.; larg,
lima, 61io.; snall butter, iIse.5o. Pickles
half bbl,. med. s. 90; hnlf bbl ANAL. IS rs
Cheese, half cream. i3,lo.:. nall cream, $50
Poanup. l21sGi3xo. Ci!er, halfDbl., % W.
Cabbage, Tic.
Po0Lrns-Hona, ESQ % - per dosop,
young spring chickens, Q? 5bap----; Turkeys
81 0ossl5 o.; Geese, "a 81 et6W. Ducks. W 0tl
3 Is
Bgas-Por dozen. l29l2xc.
TTesh country butteT. choice. IL 60 l5c,
Creamery s5ts7xc.; old butter. sDlJc.; .oleo
m lYasrine, lbo.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-14
TELEGRAPHIC MARKETS

New York stock Market
sxv Yorx, June -Govsrnmsui'''' ''s''
and higher.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-14

q, p. ROWE. MINERAL ~ y i lf; nest Con-
0ss a nsS 70 and from MiilssP;, 70 oSSarnish
t ussv cl, with teams % any po'A
rates. w.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-14
Furniture.

Furniture--Bsadstea limitation walnut
wood Acat, y doE, "a 1891 0p cane and rattar
scat, rs 0o(od 90; cane seal, dining, sls W9Y ".
Ch!lds and rockers. o. oDaoi2 69 large Iocs inE
81: Mirrors, arob topn, a dos, xD9l2 %
TabIos. round, s20ol9Sso; fsll Leaf, NS1xb e.
asfoS, each, Is 2y97 %. bureaus, IS 59O 90
wash stands, 81 Mo- W BOD spTinRssu Ioo7 70
baby CaIdazss, " plgD
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-14
row Orionnr.


NEW ORLEANS. June l3.-FLouR-D Dull;
higher grades 5l.@5N.
CORN MBAL-ln good demand and easier;
2 20n2 %,
ponK--Quiet but sicady.
BULK MEATs-Scarco; active and Arm.
shoulders 81; long clear and clear
rib q.
BAcoN-In good demand and steady:
shoulders oIG long clear VA; clear rib 10
HAMS-Ihoice sugar curcd canNnHcd
steady and unchanged at 10 l-1to3.
WHlsKY-Steady md unchanged.
CoFFEr--Steady with moderate demand.
SuGAK-Dull and nominal: common Ia
good common. S@S%: h,ir to fully fair. 40
~; prime 10 choice, 5N51t; yellow clarified
SA@5ts: graduated 6ls.
MoLAssns--D Dull and unchanged: common,
20; centrifugal, Hes: refined, 15.S3S.
RIcE-Quiet but steady; Louisiana ordi-
nary 10 prime, ep5jk.
BRAS--Dull ana lower Ssnpi
CorroS SEED OIL Firm; crude 3H@3l.
PRoDuCk.
CoRS-In moderate demand. 90. white so.
OATs--Hl CHER and scarce; choice 4ia'5
HAY-Dull; quoted, ,pfiine 10; oaoice 10.
sIour ENCIASGE.
NEW ORLEANS, June l3.-Sight exchange
ON New York, 1 % per loo premium,
sterling exchange B. Is. 4 tib6.
COTTON MARKETS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-14
ra.h and ox.,rr..

Red shcophcad and trout, per pound, l1.xc;
dressed catneh, lnsSc; dressed hun,lo, 100
oYrrNRa- baltimore Diamond brand: nin-
monds. ~ 70 per doxen; Select, ~ 70 tioxen I,
Matnsorda, %c, per LOO; Berwick lay, o. Us
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-14

NEW oRLxArs. June -. -Oorros =
Spot closed steady. g8 lI ~ ~ ~
Balcs, 100. n 80 49,
Ordinary 10 -: Low hidnang M ma,
Fair Ii 10 10; Fair - $40,
Futures closed firrn; l@l points lever.
Ralts bI 60.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-14
6nIveston.

GALvrpror June 15.--f0rror- Spot closed
quiet, l-i6lower except for medium fair.
Receipts,SS bales,
Exports coastwise, none.
stock, 6d7.
Ordinary b-i8: Good Ordinary 10 $40: Low
Middling ii l.lG; Middling II 5-l6 Good Mid
dling,il 1-l6 MiioIing air II 1916.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-14
Yssdstuns.

HAY loose from WAGON ,to@s00 per
ton, oorD. blGto, Oati, country, IS @27Itc.
Bran. Alec v per 100. Chop4, tiN per l)p.
Millst. per ton, Sloell.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-14
Row sorx.
49, n...AA

New YORK, June ls-BErvrs- Receipts
2,sDp, mainly common medtus, steers; mar
kct duh, and all grades below good fell OF 10
~ Is cents, otncr grades steady aud firm, ex.
LOADS of fancy export steers taken at Z coo
Is, and nve carloads OF poor 1exas steers
NJ @EeotC0.
strong, aud closed weak, common TO extra
sheep sold at 2JS62t common TO choice
lambs5 2,6pl 80.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-14
iloston

BosroS, Juno ls.-wool dult;Ohio aud Penn
syivania extra 3s0lS,: Michigan extra SEQ
So comblug 3'eeso uuwashed ?o&aS: others
unchanged. ~ ss
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-14

wheat. cnoios s0c.asl. medium. 5000
Inferior. 6o@esc; oats, 2,sa7ltc; barley. 200
&c. corn. 5l4os5c: rye. to6c
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-14
New York.

Futures closed quiet but steady. June
aud October point higher and November,
December, January and February point
lower; March points lower f
Eliea 1000. ,r.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-14
INSURANCE AGENTS.

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