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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-08-18
SATURDAYS SPORTS.
The st. Paul Team to Play Minneap-
oils in st. Paul Tuesday
Afternoon.
st. Paul Gives Winona a Walloping and
Minneapolis Takes One From
Milwaukee.
Other Games About the Country-Turf
Events at Chicago, Saratoga and
Elsewhere,
Wi,iOna as. St. Paul.

TSpeC1aI Telegram 70 the GLOBE.
WINoNA, Mimi, Aug. 16.-The st. Paul
team dropped down on the peaceful city of
Winona to-day and took the local ball tossers
into camp just for fun. The game dosen't
count in the championship series, that begin
ming on Tuesday next. Arundel pitched for
st. Paul, and Hengle back stopped him in
fine style. Barnes occupied second base and
Dunn, the recent acquisition, first. Carroll
played short in good form, and the rest of the
team did good work. Foster and Foley are
still off. The score in full is given below:
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-08-18

VIM. McKinster, two-story wood meat
market, $1,000.
W. D. Washburn Co., Lincoln roller mill,
$l35, 600; insurance, 100000
Same, Anoka mill, $4,000; dry sheds,
g, 1000; shingle mill, $4,000; dry kiln, $14,-
600; planning MILL $4,000; timber planer,
$4,000; warehouse, $1,000; lumber, $4,000,
all well insured.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-08-18
F.peruhodv Knnws II

When you have Itch, Salt Rheum, Calls,
Skin eruptions Of any kind. and the Piles, the
you know without being told Of 1t, A, P. Wilkes
j. & Z. Zimmerman and E. Sterile, the druggists
will sell you DE-. Bossuko's Pile remedy for fifty
cents. which affords immediate relief. A sure
cure
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-08-18

SCORE BY INNINGS.
Milwaukee. ....0 o 0 o IS
Minneapolis. ...-.1 o 0 0 0 o.
Runs earned-Milwaukee 2, Minneapolis t.
First base on called baIls-Milwaukee 5, Min
neapolis J.
Two-base ilits-Hilwaukee 9, Minneapolis l.
Double plays-3filwaukce 2, Minneapolis l.
Struck cut-3iilwaukee 5. Minneapolis o.
ers 10.
Total balls called-of Porter SO, off Caruth-
ers 81.
Left on bases-Milwaukee s. Minneapolis g.
Passed balls-BignalI 2, McCauley2 2.
Wild pitch-Caruthers l.
Time Of game-Two hours and five minutes
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-08-18
The f,.s,s,.ance.

OF local insurance agenios, Anoka has five.
as follows: Pratt b Cutler, Thornton & Sparks,
G. 5. Guderian, E. L. Cunal, and G. w. Strong.
OF these, the books of Mr.. Strong were all de-
stroyed and those of Mr.. Guderian were still in
the vault Of the Anoka National bank. The rest
are herewith enumerated.
In the agency of Pratt 8 Cutler were the. fol-
lowing policies:
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-08-18

l. Block where the fire originated containing
skating rink and three story brick of II. L.
Ticknor.
2. Block containing L. H. Bruins jeweIry
store and other buildings.
8. Block containing Farmers hotel.
4. Block escaped.
5. Block containing H. D. Ticknor's drug
store, Taylor's block and other buildings all
burned but Merchants hotel and dwelling OF
two upon this blockr
g.. Center block containing Opera house,
banks and newspaper atfices, swept clean.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-08-18
National League.
AT sEw ToEE

New YORK. ....4 o o Of o %
Chicago. o Q o. 0 2 Ola
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-08-18
AT ROST0N.
american association.

Boston. .........3 0 0 o o o.
Cleveland. $500 0 0 o o o %
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-08-18

7. Block containing livery barns and other
buildings half the block burned leaving no bust
ness buildings upon it.
s. Dry shed.
g. Planning MILL
10. Planning mill.
II. Dry Kiln.
10. Lincoln Roller mill.
10. Mill office 4A5
IA. Mill office
Is. Anoka roller mill,
IL, Bridge across Rum river
II. Dam.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-08-18

Clark Bros, groceries. ............... $40
NJ j. Henderson, agricultural machinery g.
Chesley & Lindrey, store. ....... $500. 2,5,
Washburn Mill Co., Lincoln mill. ....... 80
Washburn Mill Co., Anoka mill ........ 1,5
yandcrveld s. Page, store. ,............ 81
C. c. jackson. hotel. -. .............. 1,Ol
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-20

LIZA GOOD SECONDHAND
Apply to L. II. Keller's carri &c
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-20
BLOSSOM PRAIRIE.
oar visiting Beauties and Who They
Are Building Notcs.

=. VI A'otN>e
Special TO the Gazette
blossom PRAIRIE, June Ia-wor,-
mas been begun on the presbvta.
ran church building and It viii he
finished soon. - oe
frof. j. G. Harper Is here now .na
rus nas = class OF thirty pupils, all of whom
seem TO be pleased with Prof Harnas
sic. VI 'eaching niu-
Miss Edith Moore of this n,aco b.,,
returned hone from school p and h hay
friends, and especially her femai,.
friends, are truly glad to see her
MISS Ella st. Clair Of Whitewrlrht
q beautiful young lady, is here on ~
visit TO relatives and friends va 7"
MISS Mary Bennett of Bennett,s Sta.
i TO Red River county, is spending /
few days In town with her nrett y It'll
friend, Miss Edith Moore. ~
Miss Lille Moody is visiting ber
friend Miss Clara Roland in Paris
Mr. Enslicsson of South Caroline
WIN spend a few weeks In town with
his friend, Mr.. ]. S. Crawford. Wv"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-20
SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Law CARDS,

Law YARDS.
Members of Fort Worth Rar
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-20

LuHBrR--Kough Iumb Dor, boxing, IA lncbss
and under, nrst-olass, vi; stripping. kI3, tsi
boxing and flooring, clears, sl5; thick cloars
Sls; loist aud scantiing, culls, Ulb.
bIDiNg-First common white pine, eg2 o.
second do. SO: third do. e25; poplar. t29 0Od
n b: native pine "; va % do X, s2b; nativ'
DnEssED LuMmER-Boxing " inches ane
under, e8 0O4bB W do hx3, s26 0oab8 90
ncantling, joist CT any common lumber
s2e 00ebB W. boxing over IL inches, 10000
81 90: thick clears, ~ tolh and 2, $50 001S1 %
second class. any kind. vi O0oII %.
DRKHsED AND MATCHED FLoonIHo--Ttrai
CLASS, SIS: second class. $1i.
WHiTEPTNK FUHrIsHIno LuhnEn-lH, -
and inch white pine, 80; fnoh DO, f65.
CKfLIE0.-BEADED Or PLAIr--First com
poplar. X. sgs b. poplar, X. ia sSssss %
natiyepine, ", s22.f0; do, "A, t36.
a. Pc IA " ksysnrs--iN ". and . inch, 80
!, sriEoLs.- white gine a, q: DO shaded a
brand, %; do No. 2. $40. do No. ., $40 nativ'
sAwed heart. t4.Dt saps, $40.
PfCKETb.-White pine, dressed ana headed
sYuarc or MATHS yellow pine do. %: iAth
1ar, CEMENT, Ero.--Lims. Austin, e2M
per Dbl. Cement. Lonisville or Rosenale, t27b
per Dbl: Portland. " 10 per Dbl. Plaster Paris
Nsv YORK or Michigan. " 20 pcr Dbl. PlnstS
BsIcx-Tirs-prooG SIN per \.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-20
Chicago.


cPecih 10 the oafette.
CHICAGO, June l9.-The wheat and corn
market was dull and llfciess, and prices
were &c lower on wheat and &c ON corn.
Oats were fairly active. Barley aud rye are
out OF season. The order demand was light,
and the local crowd did not show much dis
position 10 trade.
There is no trading In pork futures worth
mentloning.
Lard shows some life In SIN al way, and
is lower.
Loose meats about steady.
Cash provisions weak aud slow.
Cattle receipts were moderate, which made
prices firmer on decent steers. Texans were
in light supply, and sales were made at
8 zoos 80.
Sheep were In light supply and steady.
CHICAGO, June ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
WHEAr-June s6H@M; July S7sk19sslt:
A Ss S,ssessgA; closing At inside figures.
figures.
.0ATs-Cash 80; June a2as24; July s2s@
S2If. August 2slsa2sl4.
PROVISIONS.
PoRK-Cash ls 00@ls W; June 10 o. July
10 81: August 10 IS.
nD-Cash 57Ifcs7 $50: july ! ooa7 s2,l
%; short clear s 70.
LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO. June ls.-The Drovers' Journal
reports:
H0es-R Receipts, 5000; 4 s5a5 so.
CATTLE Receipts, 40 10. export grades
zoos 81; good 10 choice shipping. o 5000 co.
common 10 medium, s0S6 ~ corn-fed
SHEEP Receipts, 5oo inferior to fair Oo@
so: medium 10 good X 0O@i 10: choice TO
extra 4 COOS 10; Texas sheep 2Ssi 70.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-20

E-BLANK DEErs WIFI VEN
IN retained. GAzKr2c JOB ONCE.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-20
vital Questionslll

Lei H. .x..s.l Ni.f
q" "c NOW c0ttntNt phySiclun
VI any school, what IL the hskst m Inn
In the world FIR r,oloft,,s, .,s.s -nss"e
ali yr,,,,si,,,, r".essnk "uu euHylng
81 ti'"'ioh ottnc nerves and curing
uii forms Of nervous complalnfe. vfvit,0
natural. child-llke refresbinv si.',s -
wavsp ''S'P AZ
Ana ,ha,, In, 40
ana tney Will tell You unhesi.at-
inxiy
"Somo FORM Of Hopsyyg'
cMArrERr,
ASK any or all ofthe most eminent
pnys,cians;
what is the best and only remedy
that can be relied on TO cure all disease
ca OF the kidneys and urinary organs.
such rs Bright's direnke. tiiahetes ru
tention or Inability n rst ain ,,,i,,., .,,.s
All thu ,iisass.ss, ',,. us'ne,wuu
TO Wonien'--
euVs. VIII tett you explicitly
ahu emphatically "Buchu.n
Aek the same physicians
"What IA the most raliah,a e,d ~
a., .,..s Wy ,s' uvi"oie Wuu sur
wy vure ilr hit liver diseases or dyspel,-
STA, constl pntlou. fndiCestion hiho,,s-
ness malarial fever nrnc A. u, ma
"A, ~. ...,i, ..u "kue, Ucf anu
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-20
nerd ware.

BAR IRON, o. 81. Norway, &c., No. NJ \
sheet Iron, '4c,: No, "a o sheet iron, g,zc.
galvanized sheet iron, p@Di0,lo, No. u u sosn
5c. No. u do, l5c.; ax2s root ng In. nj N
mlb 30; lsA20 and l0xii pat. do, 81 7Soos 81
timers wire, 30 per cent. on; timers STOCK
forty per cent. or; cook stove nth ware
$40 tUde25 90; do, with trimmings, az b0a,bDn0
WOOD WORK. Wagon axlos aIc, apyl 0O
tongues, eOcd9sl 0oi singletrceH, 81 70; boisters
t0c.; spokcs "a 7bdos 90; felIoes, 81 s5s12 Isl
Doubletrcea. s. 25ent 90, mock yokes, S3oOa
$50; plow beams. kpep65c.: pillow handled, si II
@2bv; handles, 81 1902 90.
| NAILS, o. 10 key, basis i0d.-Iiurdcn horn
shoe, per kog, 70 10; Perkins do, 90 10: Walk.
ar do, " 90: Burden mule, " 50; Northwest,
err horse shoe nails, No, l.S,c.. No, 8, DO, No
& 80, No. q 25c, No. q, 30. No. 7, 40, No. !,
Ale, No, 2, lec., No. 6, lSc. y
AK Es-K.K.. per dozen, " to1iO 0O; Lakes
~ o0ge 30; Hackensaok, % 1907 %; boys,
REFRiGERAToRs.-No. Climax, si7co,
No. z, do. sls so; No. do, rs No. do, sl5
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. chains. a. 20,
pair. sm7c.: piow slnglctrecB, per doK., Ell
pillow doubletrees, per dozen o. %; Htocl.
bells, 90 per cont. OF: door looks, az 2SSpp 81,
wood screws, 80 and 10 per cent or; LP carl
door butts, ~ .and 10 per cent. off cut aud
timed lacks, ~ per cent, of; coffee mills n
per cent. on. blind hinges, 10 and 10 per cent
of. carriage bolts, rs and 10 per cent, on /,
plow bolts. 80 per cent. OF; pioco tin ware,
30 per cent. OF; deep stamped ware. ~ POI
cent of; shallow staInpcd ware, 90 per cent
of; iapanned ware. 0per cent OF.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-20

HOUSTON & HENDERSON-w.R HOUs.
IL ton, N. Observation-Disclosures and Land
Agents: Office In Bank building, Wichita
Falls. Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-20
GILMER.
mr.. j. I. Camp, Jr.. a Candidate For
Senatorial Honors-Persoual.

"r. =. L. Camp, Jr.. a Candidate For
senatorial Honors-Personal.
correspondence OF the Gazette.
GrLMER, June 1s.-The great NIX.
lety Of the people about the crops has
excluded nearly every other thought
except now and then little ripple oc.
casioned by the addition of another
name TO the great galaxy of candidates.
me people of Upshur are much di.
v'ded about who is the proper man 10
represent them In the lower house at
the next assemblage of the legislature:
but for senator from this district
there Is but one voice from the people
that bears but one name 10 hi
.hls honorable trust. That name
Is j: Il. Camp, Jr. We ask
tbat the voice OF Upshur and the name
OF Mr.. Camp be considered well in the
coming senatorial convention not only
because Upshur is entitled to the NOM
NATION, but that she places before the
people man whose integrity of char
acter, strong alliance to Democracy
and intellectual bearing should win
for him that honor his county seeks TO
confer upon him. Not only is he in
stilled into the hearts of the people of
Upshur, but he has won for himself a
state reputation as an able counsellor
ut the bar. Should he be nominated
his election is sure. Should he be
elected the peoples interests would be
his.
We are pleased to welcome home
Miss BOca Ford and Miss Genie Lowe,
daughters of Capt. j. p. Ford and
Judge L. j. Lowe. The young ladies
have been attending q female school at
Staunton, Va, for the past ten
months, and bring with them many
evidences of their success.
Miss Lille Boren has been visiting
relatives at Gray Rock for near six
months. She returned home yester-
day much to the delight of her many
friends.
In honor Of the young ladies an en-
tertainment was given last evening at
Mr.. B0vd's, not to be called a party
but rather a time ofrejoicipg. Gilmer
never displayed more beauty, refine
ment and intelligence than in the Sc
lection of friends gathered to meet the
happy trio.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-20

New orleans.

Nav oRLEArs. June 10. -CorroN -
spot closed quiet.
Sales, 20.
Low ordinary IA; Ordinary o IL: Good
Ordinary ~ 1T. Low Middling 10 7.s; Mid
ding II IL: Good Middling II ~; abiding
Fair II 81: Fair Il is.
Futures closed steady, and cas- points high.
er; January points higher.
EaleR 2lYOO.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-20
Kansas CITY.

Special TO the Gazette.
KANSAS CITY, June l0.-The provision
market WAS dull and prices easier
The receipts OF cattle were small and the
market is about steady on decent stock. Not
enough Texas cattle offered 10 make "a mar.
ket.
Sheep scarce and wanted.
Wheat and corn slow and lower.
PRODUCE.
KANSAS CITY, June l9.-WHEAT-TgJ. bid
cash; 7Sjl bid July a'd August.
CoRs-i51<@i5S bid cash; i6ta bid July; 46X
ugust
OATS Il uil and nominal.
LIVE STOCK.
The Live Stock Indicator reports:
CATTLE-keceiots ~ y; native steers 1900
10 so pounds 90GB IS; oft5p 10 i,ltO4 yO@t
10 80 stockersland feeders 25da5 OJ
HoGs-Receipts 1870 u: 4 S5e50J.
SHEEP = Receipts. 6s5.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-20
TO pHYsIcIlNs AVID INVALIDS,

5oaic,v ~ ITO tmitoat chemist. Arthur
HILL HAeSAlL. I'D. Tii.N,. Of london.
England; ana an elhoraonent by t.io eel.
obrafod physician, Professor bIil ERASMUS
wILsos. I.ltH., Lib. OF London. aro Ia.
bclicd ON enrh bOttl8.
sold nj whosc.nfc by al leading
DruEgisfn. and fciailri generally. ~ d psf
bottle; o for 81. q, n. LiiTTENToN, ulss.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-20
1--we Stock AEsshst.
Butcher I.ive We,shfs.

cattle about Two dollars psr head less nsi
this above quotations. KS.
The above prices are for herds Of 1000 bead
and upward. deiiycr on the trails. aud f0i
embraced In the following territory Wesi
OF tho Tefaa Central Railway; north OF alint
drawn east and west with Waco. and east q
south oil He'd Rive.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-20
~ , ssn., h, s|s ION cans. loo N o.u. ,os.

~ cans, exc, ION cana. ,cc m s.n. ma,
| COPPER, -trmmon ia. c,a,, 49,,
| fAir, 100; prime Rio jsc. Snsm uhc
gcyernmsnt lava. NE fancy itc; olo
IaEA.-imEsrisi, sneco: eunpovdcr. soe7u
naikbbis., e<c.: rut insS oSs- sAM: do,
standard So; LouiSiens rfsnnis, ~ '- -s,u
s,andsrd A No; choice White Ne ' ys;Scy
overwhelmingly. sa,c
EsH--M sckerci. infs Sits. No =, 4.
N:oS half bills. No, j, y .to v' NJ, sio n 81
white nsh, No, l. hlf. Sbiins ~ bs ~, q sS'Ss
Dries herrlnrr, per hox' s,c ,ssS re;. E.xo;
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-20

0rooos1ss.
NnAu-sugns CURED hams, 40. 3. Q. .,
Bacon isc; sc. bacon, io,Sc.; y. q. dry salt,
xAzp-risress. sxo;: 70 and 10 cam. sxo
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-20

fhobUtE
IT. LOUIS. June observation-disclosures
MliEAr-No. 2 red. 0slssDI 90 cash: / q,
asked June; esk@9i July; eiX August, clos.
Ing at inside figures WIS
SonSm5ls4SssI1 cash; rev June; SDkass.
prices. " "7"e
oArs--ss cash; si,l bid June; sou July.
PROVISIONS.
WHIsKY-1
CoRNMFAt- 2e0d2 Q5
poRK-Job lots 10 25spl6 So
BULK hEArs-Boxed lots long clear q 30
snort ribs 81; short clear 1901 81,
BAooXoLong clear 10 40 Is; snort clear 0 80;
LARD-Sominal.
LIVE STOCK.
CArrLE-Receipts $40; exports s5a7 90.
good TO choice 25d6 90, common TO medium
choice 4 0ld4 65.
hoGs-Reccip's. 1900; quiet at S Olse5 n.
Sll EEP-Receipts. 100. common T., medium
natives 70 eS rs; good TO choice o0d,i so;
Texans 0O6pI w.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-20
now Orienps.
PROVISIONS.

NEW ORLEANS. June l0.-FLoUR.-Ea
hisn grades 3 Ib@l5 10.
C0kr-Quite, firm; yellow mixed %.
Corn mxAL-Ia fair demand and higher:
at 8 30a 8 Is.
OtTs-Fair demand, but at lower rates; at
HAY-DuIl; primelasI6lz; choice i7L1sis..
PonK-Dnll and lower, at lGA.
LAkD-Renned So.
BULK MyArs-Demand active aud irregn-
lar: shoulders 6k: long clear and cleary
BACOS-ln good demand and scarce;sbould-
ers OK: long clear VIZ; clear rib lOA.
HA As -''hoce sugar cured canvased
higher ut l3aliX.
WHIsKY-Steady and unchanged.
COfFEE-S Steady with fair demand; Rio
cargoes common TO prime 7Neeil.
SUGAR-Steady with moderate demand;
fair az: prime ~ yellow clarified 6k@t5
MOLAssEs-Dull and unchanged; COMMON,
%: centrifugal, l7s2j. refined, z5l135.
RIcE-sca'ce and firm; Louisiana ordi.
nary 10 prime. 56t5H.
BHAS-In faIr demand and easier: 30.
CoTros SEED OrI-Dnll; prime crude
2JQS3r summer yellow 399io.
sI0HT EXCHANGE.
NEW ORLEANS, iJune S.-Sight exchange
on New York, 10 per 900 premium.
sterling exchange b. b. 81.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-20
4G-D I'm, .1ySr<

, wlny'wsnLASy ovrsurrrn FROM cosSs
t,HS N MN ~, Z, = bottle .ot thc "uEkA1IS
ss,' ~ 1871, Nth ,ssns and huniers-st ,ns rais,i
,i,, 'hctc sc wctthle r. nj. a.dr,-''s,m,,
SuEN ktMuyEn' ~ N JRliTrSfcuNs K. s .s.sis
.fem'r,on US te.tcn Street New ..,f'
6tENNS SutFuup en- i, ,sse,~,.@~ ~. -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-20
Ammunitfop

Powder -Blsst,ns. ? keg, 2 20 Kins. ~ Z
sbos--ss = sscks Baos shoi. u %
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-20

'v nsa, WORTH NATIONAL, 1,,r, ..,---.-->--
= aeency. P. o. box iSs. Al DETECTIVE
LAND FOR SALE.
IMPROVED MONTAGUE oor,xr,. -
= For aale ne oNTf LAND
4. q. O. JOItyJrx,


i oNho MONTAGUE S,Tl AZ, COUNTY tANn
LAWYER, LAND and Cor yr
s2) acres - nontasue County Teysvs Az I,
eacn oabe- IN 1.-Two, Two lsoacre tract,' sa,c,r
rom Bo~ie ON Demon GU. Jour miles easf
. 1,a,. npont mr. y Rctes OF es,.a rlsn bottom
beins,J " c1itlvation. aty.f,ur' s IN good
provements heerly all we'll fenceS more or
large smokc.honsVeu a Vona E. house ySss H.
, lioors above and below. pps srn, NsSe, With
b csriu,; excellent peacn orcbnsdy 4 enb and
tvated wen II p n9huo9s q each trsc not p eu.
,"R crops, VIZ. 30 acres whea, Ia "a with grow
acr. ~ snu ~ or cotton ferms. ~, = OF
cosb' "a iuoing above. a. lea u M go per
best Inn nro yea. Time on balance. One op ~
i9s ~ acres. sltua, ed About s,s,r UNITY.
,nIies southeast OF bowls. ~ y and half
lemice, and for y-ive acres in uns acres In
Improvevnn oaisnce OF tract well timser.1I a
ms, nnd cistern, lots, erin. stah,n go "a
iessSs ~, acres ont or tract ia vnS, v ~; AZ
t sna. rienty stock water within tpra nI.aoie
Brusby and psp, nme rang, range on .asI betvsen
my NY crops with place If purebase se grow.
%n',,o bushels corn. 50 head shear Sshss
Ioung COWS and calves and soma h 10 neaa
"ai ag can be had In above. Aoss. A
.oa acres, Known as the Iove,ovs r,, -.
na,ed about I'VE ana halt niIs. p,apc, SIT
Sssween u ana sunset on Big sandv prp psns'
Sn.y acres In eood state of cuIsivs ,, Sreos ::
OF ira cha rn, iepce balance timbsr-eeary All
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES e Including two damn
able. AS''' CO. Terms reason
M a.so mas for sale unimproyed lands in
Rowie nro auu adjoining counties: also
ply to or address ~ ~ ~ TrSnsI,qqSSsce: Ap-
Lawyer, Real E tate and Coilect,nS AZ,
Bowie, Montague County, Texas
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-20

Furniture--Hcadstesds, imitation waluu,
wood sent, y dos, % 1867 90: cane and rnttat
seat, ~ O0ea 70; cane seat, dining gl2 con J1
Ghilds and rockers, IS OOcti2 50; large rookinr
vgW9sO oo; camp and rockora, each. 81 Thl
Tables, round, s200ebatO; hall leaf, "a Sjsss Sc
bofes, zach, 81 1901 90 bureaus, ri ana 40 n,
baby Carriages, ~ 6ca30 ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-20

x-Sh1sl=<.L.A.x1.Hs-X II e t5;:s s.s
a Fl; II Fl '| 4 y, s \, 'S;I
ssIsis *; AsssS.S iaa ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-20

special to the Gazette.
ST. LOUIS. June i9.-The wheat market
asao and unintcrestlng. The bears were
AFRAID TO sell, while the bulls could not boom
prices In the least. The close was weak and
and q lower than yesterday.
oorn-The speculative market was very
du'i, Tor which higher prices were paid, Al
inc close decline Of x and u were in order.
P'ovisions were very HAT and unchanged.
cattle supply OF grass Texans was
comparatively light and not ofthe best DUAL.
lily. Good ones are In active demand and a
cents is offered for fat steers. Sales were mt
80 to 4 90; corn-fed 90 to 8 10.
Sheep steady and scarce.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-20

~ ITO JANKiRo June lS.-Corrgr- Recclnts
e bsss Gags; shipments 10 United states ieso
's 49,, Ss'es wvsvhags. stock isn.0p bsrs.
sicsa rsis per 10 silos Receipts for the wrrs
ns wv oass, sales ss'oo bags. stock al0.cco
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-20

LIvERrooI. June 10 CorroN-spot closed
s,emay with fair demand and lilo higher for
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-20
Country Produce.

V"uhuv Fruuuo9.
rotatoes-irish, new, per bushcl, ,sael,
Dbl. q %. Bsans Il r nsd Sbi s. So. ',m n,s.
limp, otc. small button s,ssbSc, PckieS.
m nss nm per tol,, ssos ANAL, per bbi., 90
Cheese, half cr~am, is,Sc;, nil ersa,n - ~, 20
Cabbage, So. Wv
PouirRr- Hons. ss2t q - pcr dorcu.
young spring chickens, T@sDE Tursax,'
S% D"'As. 70 wv
Eoes-Pcr dozen, l2aig,ss,
freah country butter, Choice 10 a IA,
Crosme. y, sSps'sfc.; old butter sspioo: .olec'
margarine, lSc. INV
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-20
Drain.
Iiouors.

Wheat. choice eoc.essl, medium, .oop
no: corn. 5tpsos; rye. sossc
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-20

rev YORK.
PRODUCE.
NEW YoRK, June lg.-FLoUR-Dull.
WHEAr-Spot lols declined IL u 81, clos
ing weak; options brok. 81, closing Inside
figures; ruling weak; NO. red Nh; No. ;
red "; No. red 100 ss9l or; June
W., July lOllsabt c1X: August 0l5<9i Us IL.
toRs-spot and M 1sdS-i lower: Others
Arm: No B hss<1thg,z: steamer az. No. y
ST.. dds: June GS09CSa.; July eslssasS3ess::
August G3k@c'7s.
CovYEK-Spot fair; Rio quiet but nrm.
Options quiet and easier, sympathy with
some decline u. Havre.
sales. 2.2,D bags.
Rio MOI,
vi sDo ~
Auguhi ..-..'-.'.. '...-.,...''''--o -
TALLow-W Weak at 6H@sH.
ttnsiS--5tnady.
WooL--Duil: Creased domestic fleece 3aSi5;
pulled 81; Texas 2l92l.
SuGAh--.Firm and moderately active; mo.
insres sugar 4KC5IJk; Guadaloupe *; fan
Domingo ~; rsnped stronger; " 6AH51S:
extra $685., white extra y 5N@l 5If; yellow
ss.mji<. OH A Gd5hs: mold a 6XdS Bi6:
CONFECTIONERY 40 VI crushed 7,s grAnuisted
w.
RicE-Steady with moderate demand.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-20

DRs. d. A. STEVENS AND Z. y. GRAM III. N.
fica lately occupied by Drs. Daniel d BROOKS
on Houston, between Fifth and sixth strceLs,
wheie they can be found day or night. feie'
phone No 49,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-20
FOUND.
LAND AGENT.
UE sALE-LIvE STOCK.

:. EsrA FLOCK OF GRADED
En;. n price and terms. For partic-
fay' ~ II. Witten. Bedford, Tar
Pslty. va sheep on road to Tom
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COTTON MARKETS.

COTTON RxcxiPrs AT ALI pxrrxp sr.-,.
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