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Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-06-19
MR.. BArARD's DOVER SPEECH.
No Friend Need Fear ~. and Every
Enemy Can Make what He PIeases
put of it,

No tFteuu Neeu tshF its ANA Every
Enemy Can Make what He PIeases
OUT of it.
liostun Post.
Senator Bsysrd ia one OF the men whom
the Republicans have had most reason to
fear ss an antagonist, and never more 60
than now, when they have Just made a
Presidential nomination, indeiensible
upon the score Of patiotism aud political
iecency. 1t is against MIR. Bsysrd, then,
that they seek to oppose the resources Of
slsrhood and innuendo before the Demo-
crstic convention is held, in order that
that body may perform for them a service
which they so much desire, and refuse to
bring the gallant Delaware senator into
the field against them. They have looked
carefully over his Is years OF very sctive
service in the United States Senate, and
there appears no reason why he
should not be elevated to the head OF the
nation, but towering reasons why he
should receive that recognition. So they
20 back "a years, and accuse him OF
having made secession speech at Dover,
Del. a New York correspondent has sent
US the following communication
70 Ute Eduo, Of Ne B0Stou Post In the
Washington correspondence Of the New York
kuetMg Post Of June 9TH it If stated that
Senator Bayard Is the choice OF 3 large num-
Der Of senators and representatives for
President, but that some fear is expressed on
account Of his war record and Dover speech.
II any such fear exists il il absolutely un-
founded and ought to Dc dispelled. Is ii not
fact that Abraham Lincoln complimented
Mr. Bayard for his effort to prevent Delaware
| from seeding | certainly have seen the
statement somewhere, As TO his Dover
| speech, the central position he takes in il il
| that the allegiance Of the citizen Is due under
| the law, first to the Union, and aiterward &c
| the state,
The senator's friends ought not to allow
! him to be the victim Of a wrong impression
| Aud such story as that circulated by tht
| Ereit3g Pos' Is certainly calculated to harm
him, Very respectfully
nrNM O. ANDERSON
NEW ioKB, June 10th, lssi.
We have already commented upon thi
Eroundless accusation, quoting enough o
his speech TO show that ii was upquali
isdly a Z nion speech, even going SO ia
az to assume 1t to be moral impossibilit,
that Delaware could have any part in
movement that had for its purpose dis
solution Of the Union. The only secei
sion speech made on that occasion was b
gentleman who has since been Repul
icsp oficrholder. No friend of Nj
Baybrd need fear that speech, and ever
suemy is entitled to make all LIE can OF
OF it. Tbev Will find it mitch easier
prove that Gen. Logan delibersted long
! TO which side in the struggle promise
The largest rewards tor his military Sc
vi2es than that MIR Baysrd ever hsrbore
thought or spoke q word Of disloysli
against the nitei states.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-06-19
Crushcd In une leo.

LoNboN, June l6.-Advces received
from Greenland state the Danish brig
Elena has been crushed in the ioe and
that ten Of her Grew we're drowned.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-06-19
heath of General mcCandIess.

PHILADELPHIA, June l7.-Gen. William
McCAndless, who has been sick and con
fined to his home in this city for Some
time past, expired at 745 o'clock this
morning.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-06-19
Damaging Long Island Frost.

PoRr JEFFERSON, /. l., June l6.-
There was heavy white frost last night
on th!3 part OF Long Island, destroying
potatoes, trswberries and all vegetables.
II ia imposs;ble to estimate the amount
~ damaos > n
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-06-19
Kelly for Bsyard.

Elsewhere We publish an interview
with John Kelly, which ought to he
official, sine it ls clipped from Eelly's
own organ, lhe New York Star. Rii-
torislly the Star says
When III addition t. his own state we
remember that a candidate selected outside
u New FORK should bu able 10 carry it, with
Sew Jer-ey and Connecticut Thomas r.
Baysrd is at once suggested. As contrast
| to the liepuhlicsu nominee senator Bsyari
| would be- particularly effective. There would
hardly he room ior doubt that New York.
! New Jersey and Connecticut. besides Della.
| ware. Wauld be- carried by tny Democrats
With Esyarl at the head OF the ticket,
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-06-19
-- . - -
First Wheat of the Seaaon

ST. Louis, June 1.-THE first new
wheat Of the season arrived here yester-
day from New Madrid, Mo-, and aols at
anotion for u uar hnshsl n
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-06-19

AS a sure cure for sore throat and coughs,
browns Bronchial Trochesn have been
thoroughly tested and maintain .their good
reputation.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-06-19

The airy confidence with which the
H.ag- organs hrnsh aside the evidences
1f E-ruticsu revolt against the nomi-
-s..aH th-iF isvorite is not reflected by
3d.. 4,iv- papers in ioubttnl states
Evv Hsysu journal art q rier, one
t.- aa-. .u' l"utisi Republican papers
Connecticut. '-arkly says There is
.r ia7it ,la. 'lis opposition is -erious
$50 ferbsrs " ia even more serious
t.a7 it now arTrsrs TO he" The
2 rai sra Courier has proper aPpre-
aH#o at u- .a.t that change OF only
..s. r1--= ja oger lta,uDu Eiu overthrow
rt-.t- majority, aui make Counec.
a.7s Democratic stst- next November
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-06-19

Tl- New 1ark i,ae' says Tia, mosI Of
81 ut B'sin- Republicans are likewise
ii-sa st-l gi.4 IL veakrezs and COW
arite- O.. tle s:tofm on which he
Hr= Sand its s;rsiiling OF the cur.
raoy question, its ridiculous tariff
H.a-Es i's d-masosia declarations re-
zsr7 ths Chinese question and the
'..l l-tl nr lsw sud it = desired by
.a-u ,-s. tA- Democratic party shsll
d laa a- 5sue to.u against Blaine
81 aa1Ha. .4-s- Objectionable planks o
his storm. Tue v-ry last way OF do
ire 's ;a I.ns, thinks, ia so place
9r57y i-y-saud L nomination "ou
.rf xpli-it declaration for reform
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-06-19

Should Blaine lose the Presidency,
says hesrtless exchange, there will lie
left to him the pleasing reflection that
his book will serve to line thousands Of
trunks and that thus his name and fame
will be borne to earth's remotest bounds.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-06-19

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th- people. tHu a4a. s.s 4.. ~4
fs..ur, .-s i've .-. ..-f .s#'
and q laL-r f-l- HAS s... --l
which animated li. "Eal
is rgG-lt O. ..9-.-.u ham, @ - Las--
since -tr.ss- s- l.g ..Iu sN. -.,as "a.
cur country 81 -=-'- a5 .,r-L.-.-.l.
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together -g -o t a.4.= 81.
u- tls-e- a-s--- - De- ..greL
gglgLgrg 10 t-t- il.t 4 aat.a L#,ry@
Unity .ls .A+-- GREASE -r-t-- =
erlmelr. tL-at- -.s-.-s L.aas ...is--al
~ opinion. b score To sts-- ago a- 10 2!
beat llgaa- " --Fr- t-r --ag .le u--.s..
~ -et-ug j tHe r now those who Jue,
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We have l5-i 4l4 .Le4 eIdeu Nc yet ues
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-06-19

Il is to be hoped the House Of Repre-
ssntativss will not allow Congress to
adjourn without passing some measure
to regulate the Presidential count The
Senate Las done i,s duty in the matter.
Eight years have sssed since the neces-
sity Of such bill mas been known and
yet nothing definite has been done.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-16

HOUSTON 4 HENDERsoN-w. b. Hous-
IL ton, N. Hondereon-Lawyers and Land
Agents. Onice In Bank building, Wichita
Falls. Texas
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-16
nnldInr nIninrlni

LuamuG-Rougn lumber, boxing, ~ ipohss
aud under, nrrlclnaa, $50. dripping, lra an.
boxing and floorlng, oleRrn, G5 thiok claafa,
so lnist aud aeAntling, cnlla, elb.
hiniNQ-llmt common white pine, $50 fN
second do, so; third do, 90; poplar. ~ O0G
n 90; native pine " 90 90 do x. pl5. native
Dnn9nD demonstrating " inehss ana
UNDER SO p0eM 00 do k1s, GO pObrS ID
ncantlinr, juiat % any common lumbar
tA p0oE ~ boxing over " inches. gDDOo
81 %; thick olonrh, W toll and a t30 Oll5R5 ~
second nlnan. any KNIT, g2i 90
DunhlNn AND MATuHnD rL0ouIHg--TlFai
Glars, o2s; second GLASS, Fli.
WnlrEpfNE lUHHfgHiN0 LUuuEH--ih, ia
and alnch white Pine, $40 inch do, So
Cnft.INN-- hEAnEn ON pLAIR-Nfrft uoni-
mon white pine, X, Ei2b0; ~ do, go; "a do, saa
poplar, a, t29 VAeiih0 poplar, X, SSa60DS6 O0
nntivepino X, Hi2.bOi 40, x, tl1 10.
Poplar LganSR.---l,(, TX, and Inch. tbsl
aHIroiEs.-w liiio Pine A, O.; do shaded A,
N.25, do extra No, I, 3l50, Cypress. Lost, any
brand, e.; do No. 2, $3.50, 40 No b G, ,bk aatiyS
sawed heart, fi,50; gaps, u2.l5,
fioKEir,. White pine, dressed and headed,
sqnare OF nat, a yellow pine do. 3d. iAth,
LInn, CENEET, lcrG--I4ims, Austin, ea.2s
ppr Dbl. Cemont. Louisville or flOeannle, SAL
per Dbl. Portland, ~ 10 per bhl Plaster Paris,
New norh or Michigan, ~ 20 per Dbl. plAStsf
sarcH,- YiFeproof s7Ho porM
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-16

BAR IRON, Is No. NORWAY, Sol No. 2; n
eheet ironi lSc., No ~ . shoet iron, SSsc,i
galvanized sheet iron, p3iO,fol No,k v soAe.
gos No, l X DO, l5o; 2ox2S fuoang IN, eit ~
@lb Ns ttns0 and i0xit pat. do az y5,SS 60,
Nnncr'e wire, 20 Per cent on, nnner'n siock.
FORTY per cenL on, cook atovee yith ware
plQ bAeh Ooi do, with trimmings, sit S0ys50O1'
WOOD WORK. Wagon nxlea Wic. EkSl MI
tongues, Vocal u1i ninElctroOs ei vs. bplrthfs
ialc.l nrokcs ~ zoos %, foliOaa, 81 Ststo "a,
pouhletrcea, ~ g(ptn0i neck yokos, NnoR
2 6li pillow heanlE, boD6bc,; pillow handian, All III
02hQt handles, Sl76S92 10.
NAILS, IS 40 heg, hnnia l0d,--Hnnlnn hcrua
shoe, per kcg, % %; Perkins do, ID To-, Walk.
or do. e. 30; Aurden mule, o. Col NoTthwa,,
crn horse shoe nails, No. 4, bOc., No s. no, No,
q !sc,, No. I, alct No, 3, 1905 "iake'ad de-, no,
800, No. ., 20, No. q, 22o., No, z 800, No, 81
1885 Aunahlo do, No, I, 800, No. & 9lc, No, d.
lc., No; 7, Ice, No. 3, iso.
ANkS-lk X, per doEcn, o boGl0 20. Lakes
snBs ha9g ennaok. 20 So35 90, boys
Rlflti OERATORs.--.N 1 Climax, styp,
30 90, els6 60; NO do, sas, No, Do, Is !
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Trace chains. az mar
pair, 1910; piow ulnrintrcaa per don. az
pillow doubletrees, per doren t6O0g stock
BELLS ~ per cont OF door looks, Ni e6stu uQi
wood EcrcWp, ~ aud 10 nor cont OFT II n cast
door butts, 20 and 10 por cent on, cut aud
timed lacks, @pcr cent. OF cnnce miiir, 80
pcr cent, OF. blind hinFeA 90 and 10 mar petit.
! one carriage bolts, 6i and 10 per cont. on I,
pillow bolts. 8i per cent on, pieco tin ware,
ho per cent, Otfs deep stamped ware ID pof
cont on; shallow stamped ware. SO per Ctnt
ont inpanned ware, 10 per cent Oh,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-16
Felnale Nayigators.

The Washington correspondent OF
the Providence Journal relates the
following funny incident: Mr.. Key
the agent of our society with the long
name, who has to look after abused
animals used on the canal, impound-
ed. few days since, a sorry looking
old sore-backed mule, but IL was not
long before three women entered the
societyis ollice-an elderly dame and
two young demoiselles, all robust
tanned aud hardhanded.
"I say,n said the older one to the
clerk in charge, my name Is Afme-
mia Anderson. These two girls are my
daughters. We run canal-boat TO-
pether, without the assistance, too, OF
men. We are thoroughly independ-
ent OF men. The two girls act rs tow
boys while direct the general man
agement OF the boat. Through no
fault of ours the mules back became
sore.n
d 30 butts about It, sir. The mule is
my property, and must have II, and
have II quick, too"
nDon't YOU know ii is violation Of
the law TO work sore-backed mule?t
asked Agent Key, who had sat quietly
in one corner Of the room. Turning TO
him, the woman said, sharply; You
arc the little fellow who took nay mule;
now. give It up to me at once. ] must
have It, and / won't leave the place
till get IT," -
Kew looked nonplused. He knew
he couldn't convince the woman that
She had violated the law, and aiter
short conversation with the station
keeper Mr.. Key said: "Madam, your
mule is in the back yard. Go, take
him, the charge against you Is WIN
drawn
The three women caught hold OF the
long rope attached to the animals
neck and drove him Otto their boat
which lay short distance OIL, and
few hours later they were on theii
way back to Cumberland. One OF The
girls was driving the mule, the othel
was steering and the old lady wa
cooking dinner as they passed lht
station-hOuse In triumph. Who say
women are not claiming and receiving
their rights?
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-16


tSRATs-suEar cured hams, l5o O. q. o. y.
Bacon, 40; =. C,baoon, l21lo'i Sc dry salt,
" ffisH-- Maoherol. ION kits, no. J, sl,lbl no.
White nah, No. 1, hlf bbls,, U,2s. No, 2, eg2b
Dried behring's, per box, SOC, God nAhi SO.
LARD-rieicos,e l4ol ~ and son cans, we 5
2Oh cana, go; Ion cana, g1loi on seenu. 9Jkc
ooTYan.~common lilo; ordinary, IIgfcJ
fair, l2o.; prime Rio lSe; fancy, ltci old
TEA--Impsriai, 5000 gunpowdsr, eoolg'
BUakJI-flns:: powdered, bblH- glo.; do,
half.ebis., s{e1i ont Loaf e,so;i gTi.rs pieted
standard a, 7Hea choice white, TIC: yellow
RfoE-I oulniana, 6aeTc.
ba .sus -: lake. in dat hoop bblS., s7iO
pockets, gkGTl<o.
CAEHED ooon9.-i'fiesa POI d"sent Pl ~ 2
Id, Gl.G5; . lbs, t2.251b2.Ds seoOnda, 20,
sl.s0. na., 70; Tornetoea, s..nderd, %.
sl Is 's sISs5 he rssa hI Cola M Goose 5ssS
berries, gl96Gi.tO; Haepberrles. el50al.e5i
oystsru, full weight, h., ti.ib r., blio light
Tslgs s, y ~ &C. p. az a ssll.aeIn' b.
Al ia" aaTdineu. American. ts.05 anse'
Imported Ell. 800 90 case: htrawherfios, ~,
y "a. F',rls condsnae9 milk, s5e0i sfown.
~" BlR sn' io5iwSDiEH.-siiysr Loaf. ~ cams,
per dozen, Soc; IN. 90, u b9i m, DO, y Soi
~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., sJ<c. soap, Common
80: 0errnan olive, 51zc. Candies, fnll baIes,
1 i6fln. halves o. quarters, O. Indigo b,o p,
! Bluslng. sgl.O0 dozen. Coleman's IuualaI1,
81 10 dozen. haocaroni, imported, ltcis;
| American, tl.D0 box. Hunkeia two hoops
| QO0dofsn.wail buckets. 800 doaen. hrnDp1a
| gi.T6lts 70 dOrsn. Brilliant oil bills, xle ku-
pion, do, glc.; do, - eases, 81 70; brilliant
| ~ easos, a 40, do, l-i2 rassa, " ".
1 FIoUK = ElanaFd'n Noyal patentg - b
/ . bbl.s sacks "a 100 . 10 ~; NO. Jexfs
\ Ger lOb lbs, q, No 2s1 7b, No s91 90. Corn iabal
/ Der bnshal, 65o Hominy and .griS y hhl
| MO- Oatmeal, D hall Dbl, 81 -; Cracn 81
i wneat Fni 81 Crackers; \ aOdn. 5sz4tc., LA
! soea,7(tc.; XXX soda, 7%c.i cream tlc.i gin
ger anaps, eo.i lsInon creams, 70,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-16

WRmxv'-Rectiued VI loai5o na rsr proct
sour NAH, one year OLD, q 60 Two years OLD,
extra old whisky til,A
Wnsmi-C lNret, case,lp p@iOoo. a. perou
Nv oatAwhn, ergallon, eQs 81 Fort, I'll 40
"a Oo6hiQ 90
CHAitrAoNp-o n. Mumn n o.. rrtrn
Dry ~ OQeSs ols Hoidsiok, IN bnnket "a OlN
a2 o. kruR, In basket, o18 O1DS1 90 nt,mcstic
dry. rlnts, e2l 50.
PER dos, 81 010sa ~
AQrri.Ip hENR--iamp's quartz, pa Oh nts,
tlN W budweiHen quartz elq O0 plntA kiS o.,
htlnnCer beer, QUART, SIS Ou. pintA tig 80;
Sohlitn Milwaukee, quarts Sl9 DO pinta Hi nol
Anthony 3 Kuhn'H, qt'e sia 90, pints ii9 80
X. ulnunon q Sons ohAmnarne 6oar ouaftn
400 pinn Sps0; Faik'esAtilwaukse, Quarts,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-16
ON 'CHANGE.
The Stock Market Was an Easy Prey
to the Bears Cotton Steady,
a Fraction Lower.
The Grain Markets Were Pevensh and
Unsettled Yesterday, Closing a
Shade Higher.

NEw York, n. Y. sept. iS-- Governments
steady,
Railways lower
State securities quiet.
This was field day Tor the bears from the
onening 20 the close OF business. and the
market was depressed, and under sales were
made for both accounts. Prices dropped oil
. 70 5 per cent, with Grangcrs as tho weaker
shares. Various unfavorable reports were
used to bring about decline. 1t was stated
that three prominent banks were In trouble.
and that $4,000 OF clearing house certificates
had been Issued TO one Institution in ques.
ton. Upon investigation these reports
proved false. Coal shares were affected by
statements that the combination was In dan.
ger, but amer business hours President
sloan OF the Lackawanna announced that
representatives OF the coal companies had
agreed TO restrict production the frst week
In october. Another rumor which exerted
an adverse Influence was the report that the
81. Paul dividend would be reduced tos per
cent. These unfavorable reports had the 81
feet OF bringing out considerable long stock,
which materially added 20 the depression,
Delaware Hudson fell 3 per cent, Iacka.
wanna ~ Reading ~, jersey Central ~
Northwestern ~, ditto preferred ~ 10 ~,
Omaha ~, Canada Southern 2, Canadian
Pacific !, Chicago, burlington \ Quincy 2
Lake Shore Is, Union Pacific ~ and west
ern Union ~. Northern Pacific, preferred
and Louisville a Nashville are comparative
~ steady. saturdays closing prices are /.
10 ~ per cent. lower.
ansactionE, aN1Ol0 shares,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-16

futnlocs-Iriah, new, per oushei. ~,
enohf ------0 Onionn, per hnl. ~ Turnipa
Dbl, ~ q. hcans, Hi, mod, hhia. ~, iarrn
lima t<ca small butter, f,fSetc. f1cFlnn,
noliun. per boil, " or ANAL, per bbl., go f.
malt hhl- med.. ~ 20. half hill, ANAL, N 5h,
Cheese, half cream, lNstc, fuil Dream, ,sa.
fcanutn. icoiaAc Cider, hnifbbl,. Is 81
Cabbage, per crate Is co
pouLrRi- hens, eaas q 5 On psr do-sr.
young spring chiokene, 81 tUaa AZ rur6eyt'
HSpoipN; 0eeee, $3.50 % 5l Duehn. d Sc,
HgGs--per dospn, lSnlSo,
Fresh country bntter, chOios, 80 q VIC,
Creamery lkc,i OLD butter, 5000, oieo,
margarine, tecl
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-16

NhiCAgos
Special to the Gazette
CHICAGO, Sept l5.-with ieaened receipts
the feeling was alituc bot,erat the start, but
prices weakened later IN the day. Thisisap.
picaole 70 wheat aud corn. However, the
bull element prsdoninatod and whoat closed
x higher.
Corn unchanged At the close. Il was only
the buying by the heavy shorts, Adams,
Eldridge, Lester & swarts and Dupee, that
kept the marketsteady.
No pork futures.
Lard futures dull and lower.
cut meats steady.
The cattle market was active and prlcce a
shade stronger corn-fed easy and n little
slow.
sheep active.
,caIoAso, Sept ls,--FiouR-Dun aud I'm.
wiiExr-sep,ember 7sI@7,s closed a,
IS,4; Ociohor 7tiseI5N, closed rs. November
5eA@TA, olcscd 7d6; No. . red y, No. red
CogN-cssh slNaSS,s, closed IS; scp,.m.
Dor 5ii<a6t, closed $40; October SOY absAi
closed si's' Novsmeerssisaissi, closed q,
PoRK-oash or september l7Oo, October
Limp. october o1 November : cOs7 50
3 52A; short clear 10
LfvE STOCK.
provors' Journal reporls
HOES Receipts 5000; HOa6a5.
CArrLE--k Receipts 600; export grade
g 0oG7 or good 10 choice shlrplng Med 3
common 10 medium 1850 o., 1exana b
| 0t76
SnEEr-Roceipts loco; Inferior 70 fair
aooeS y, medium 20 good 82iSt IS; Texan
| and Nebraska NiaS IS
The Drovers' Journal Liverpool specln
| quotes best American cattle lsH per pound
aro,sed sheep lSk,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-16
ALL sORTR,

DiCKWfCR LAUNDRY. NEW MAN
q agement, nne work, prompt delivery.
Telephone 30
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-16
Wool and Hides.

Twelve months clip, light, ino and medl.
nm lC@lh; nno heavy 10 light l8alM SIX
months, i2al5, fail, nna heavy, iN6tl2. fall
Solo.
HfpEl-No heavy flint, dry y n fgo, No.
heavy nlni, dry, v y 1901 No Hight nint,
n l2c. No 2, light nint, y - Bel bulls ana
heavy, damaged, u D. d; calf skins ana badly
damaged, y W t@Go. green, sailed, sound, y h
70 butrhOiH, green, n n 80.
pELTnffs = Deer skins, Fb lboiS. hnto.ppe
allina, \ N l0ai8c. goat skins, each, local,
sheep pelis, according 70 amount of WOOL,
2ca up, fhearingn, according 20 amount OF
wool, b6pl0 Mexican hhefp pelts, saglcc.
Mexican sheep pclis, improved, liQDl2c; Aor-
icsn sheep shoaflinRk, q.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-16
Maroon Escape OF BritIsh ScIentlsts.

OTTAWA, d. c., Sept. 15,-several
members of the party of British scient-
lists in the Rocky mountains had a
narrow escape from a fearful death
Friday. While exploring the railway
tunnel below Kicking Horse lake four
miles of the tunnel suddenly collapsed,
precipitating an immense mass of rock
In the midst of the party, two Of who m
were slightly injured. The biologists
obtained data by which they expect TO
be able definitely to establish the exact
age of the mountain.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-16

special 70 the Gazette.
sr. LOUIS. sept. l5.-In the heat during the
morning the market was duh aud depressed.
After the noon call there was quite an ad-
vance with soue long buying, but the lead
ing demand came from shorts. The market
closed weak aud Z above Saturday
Corn was dun, attracting only small
share OF speculative attention and the close
was dull.
Proyislous'Blow and quiet.
Range cattle 10 10 cents higher under doll
receipts.
Sheen active and higher.
PRODUCE.
ST. LOUIS. Pept, ih.-FLOun-Dnl and ul-
changed. Family 2gj9lsli clio CO ibes5 ~
fancy g5ft4 ", patent hOefO. -
WuFAT--No z red 74<MTfk cash; ~
September; 75kG7 october; UlsGash NO
veinber, closing az top figures,
t,oga -f7l<aal8;< cash: ~ September ~ ~
al October: 3715 November.
OArs--gsg< @95(L caSh; ~ bid September ana
october; 36il bid November.
PHovIsIOaB.
WHIsRY-Hi0her. 70
CoEN MEAL--5 2Ji43 -.
BULK ME1Ts--Iong clear e5g short rib
0 90. short clear 10 %. -
BAoos--L0ng clear 10 1fti0 90 short no
10 N .alo 90 short clear II IA.
LryE srocK.
CATTLE-ReceiPta nm exports iges -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-16
sREcML ApKERrREnEErx.

RALL & MOZART, ATTORNEYS Al LAW.
Houston and Second streets,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-16

good 70 choics s Oa6 So common 10 nedi.
nm so.es e grass rexaus 3 5oas 80, huik
hoOs-tieccpta, itoc. t0f6 90
eitkff-- Receipts, 400 inferior 10 falr GA
loi medium 10 good O0S So choice To
mney Get %; Texans O0S 10.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-16
MISCELLANEOUS.

TNREAsURY RTMEST-oFEICEo OF
l. Comptroller OF the CURRENCY - esnins
evidence presented TO the undersigned, ~ ma
been made 20 appear that "The state Nau9 gl
Ban Fort WORTH in the citv OF foIi
Texas, has complied with all the PROVISIONS
OF the revised Htatutes Of the United slates
required to be complied with before an Asso-
citation shall be authorized to commence the
business of banking. Now, therefore, 1,
Henry W. Cannon, Comptroller Of the CuI-
rency do hereby certify that "Ihe STATE
National Bank OF Fort Worth" In the city
OF Fort WORTH m the county of TRrTant and
state OF Texas, Ia authorized to commence the
business OF banking as provided in section
vised statutes of the United States.
IN testimony whereof, witness my nahu
and seal OF ofiice this 18TH day fully, 1854.
H W. CANSoN,
Comptroller OF the Currency.