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Morning journal and courier., 1884-07-03
Flags. Flags. Flags.
v = S 0' 1 Bunting fiaps of the following sizea.

The sizes marked @ we have in stock; the other sizes can be got on short notice. Calico flags from 2 inches up to 54 inches mounted on sticks Silk flags.
 12x1S inches
 16x24 's
 24x36 G
 3Ox4S tE Larger silk flags on short notice Bunt- ing, flannel and calico for decoration by the yard or piece. Chinese lanterns, all sizes. jul St J. N. ADAM & Go. Ladies' and Misses Slippers The very best stock, the largest assortment, the lowest prices, the variety in slippers, low cut tie and button shoes, are at
 BOLTON & NEELYs.
 A Great Sensation. Another arrival of the very finest custom. made French csssimere pants for men, As we this time got hold of only about 100 pairs, you had better come soon to make your selection as we will get no more this season. They are only $3 50.
 BOLTON & NEELY.
 The Fourth of July Can be celebrated by the boys and girls if they will call this week for the extra quality of shoes which we have made and warrant every time at Ss1 75. BOLTON & NEELY.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-07-03
Spring Heel Shoes
Importnnt 1o the Ladias

for misses and children, in all widths and sizes, from 75 cents to $3 pair; every pair warranted. BOLTON & NEELY,
Morning journal and courier., 1884-07-03
A Rft Of HIafOrv,

The city of New Haven was incorporated January 9eh, 17s4, by act of s-the Governor. Council and Representatives in general court assembled" cor porate name was ''the Mayor, Aldermen, Common Oouncil and freemen Of thescity of New Haven"
 The session of the general court" at which this act of incorporation was passed held in New Ha yen and at the same time and place the city of New London also received its charter. Charters were granted to Hartford, Middletown and Norwich in May, 17s4. at a session held at Harkford
 The charter of the rity New Haven provides fhat 'the first meeting of said city ahal be held ak the State House in said New Haven the tenth day of February next {7S at nine o'clock in the forenoonn for the choice of Mayor, Aldermen, Common Coun- essary business.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-07-03

Grand illumination
 Display of colored rockets Device-Constellatiou
 Devics-Wheel of Prometheus Asteroid rockets
 Golden rain-bombs Chinese umbrella-wheeIs Device-Italian rosette Shells-Union stars Prismatic fountains Large rockets-Duratioa stars DGvice-Gothio crcss Rockets-Oolored stars Grand line Union batteries Tourbillons Shells, with wiII-o-the-wisp stars Towering rockets-Jewelled clusters DeVice-Pleiadss Device-Chinese spid~r Grand flight of AS shells Display of Asteroid rockets Second grand illumination Japanese golden fire bombs Device-Fountain dor Device-Wind- mill Mines-Colored and streamer Rockets-Dur4tion stars Japanese aerial wheels Device-Rolka pyramid Device-See-saw Margery psw Parachute rockets Prismatic fountains Bombs with triple explosions Device-Snowdake Device-Sun- burst Rockets-Solid ooloTs Grand battery discharge PrismAtic fountains DeVice-LOr1ent Devico-The sacred white elephant Aerial golden circles RocketB-Colofed sprays Mines-Colored stars Device-Florentine wheel Device-Dancing skeleton Discharge of shetlg Asteroid rockets Grand night of 50 silver sancissans Aerial wheels Grand bouquet of 50 rockets Heavy shelis-JewelIed clusters DeVice-Feu follett Device-Fall of Niagara Parachute rockets Tourbillons Final illumination Grand hnale-Eight columns supporting silver stGrs. upon each of which ApPeSrS mammoth letter of the name of the city, New Haven. Up on the columns burn in colored lance the dates 17S4 and 1884, while jets and rays of brilliant gun-hre fill the space between the columns An immense bouq let aerial of 400 rockets termin- ates the piece.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-07-03
PROGRAMME JULY B.

The twenty thousand programmes to Ee issued are to be on sale by the newsdealers in the center of the city and at the depot, also at the booths about the Green. Dealers may obtain them on application at the store of B. E. Hall & Son on Chapel street, or at the office of Colonel John E. Darle.
 F1rewOrkK.
 Day fireworks st 2:30 o'clock D. m consisting of thirty shells fired from mortars upon the public square. square.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-20
fSESs FOR SAFE,


thDtsEoE 'HREE ROOMS,
~ and Hattie streets. Apply
y soloining house, or offices
sA'ooinpaDy. limited.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-20
Chicago.
speclnl 10 tho Gazette.

Specihl 10 the Gazette.
CHICAGO, May ia.-Thcfe was no great
excitement apparent, aud the tilt between
the bulls and the bears was quito tame. and
resulted IN small victory for tile latter.
outsiders are not dealing TO any extent,
while the local operators are working for
scalp, and III prices iluctuate over half cent
they Immediately cover or hedge. The syn
dictate Is trying To set up "A few blinds but
these are exposed rs quickly ms Matched,
Their last attempt TO bull prices was in tlnk-
erIng with the visible supply of wheat and
corn. This discovery was made to-day, aud
perhaps TO this IL attributable the decline in
prices.
The provision market was very dull, and
only trading was done In July and August
options. Prices tended downward. Pork
was very dull lard showed some life and did
not decline ms much as pork. Loose meats
dull and - cents lower. There ~ now APP
pearing money strlngency, and the banks
want larger rate for loans, and SPECTATORS
are alarmed. July wheat closed at 10 Is.
July corn 81 lis.
Cattle receipts fair. and prices a shade
higher all round. Sales at 0oG6 81 gras,
Texans Old5 %; corn.fed 1 Tea57O.
The sheep markets is glutted and half dol
lar lower
PRODUCE.
,cnIcAGo, May lo.-FlouR-Quie, aud un.
changed.
June sl@sssf, closed @ss@ss July saA@9l1s,
coRN- Cash s3M@5i; NAV 5,,.; June 5i7s .
sokTs--cash Si1; May 5lc5sl4s; June 3l3z@
PROVISIONS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-20
CLAY COUNTY.
The Picnic--New Buildings Other Lc.
cal News and Notes.


cal News and Notes.
Correspondence OF the Gazette.
HENRIETTA, May l6.-The picnic
held by the pupils of the Methodist
and Baptist churches passed off quiet.
~, and all had an excellent time. The
Henrietta brass band, under the lead
ership Of Prof. Pegs, made some ex.
cellent music for the occasion.
business has commenced IN earnast
on the new school building and the
foundation will be ready for The rocl
In few days. Strain, Risley Il Swim.
burn have the contract for the brjck
work, and Messrs. Quiu & Roach the
stone work.
The courthouse is progressing rapid
~, ana there is talk OF having large
celebration aud barbecue at the LAYING
OF the corner stone on the oath of June.
~ VIII be conducted under the aus
plces OF the Masonic order.
Ihere is much Improvement now
gong on In our thriving city. Drs.
Ferris d McGee have added a new coat
OF paint, inside and out, to their drug
store, which has made n great improve.
ment. DR.. MCGEE is kept busy In his
practice in the absence of DIR.
Ferris, now lin New York, and
reports that there is some sickness in
the country, and that he Is losing no
cases.
We are having warm weather since
the rains, and ice Is in demand, but
our popular townsman, j. McMulliu,
is equal to any emergency, ms he has
got his large ice-house well filled with
Ice and lager beer. Mac has his
hands full in keeping his customers
supplied, and at the same time looks
after his bus line, which is always
crowded, and doing fine business.
Curtis d Atkinson to-day started a
fine herd of Durham stock to their
cattle ranch in Donley and Childress
counties.
There is large number of stock
cattle passing north through our
large pastures of Mrs. Mary Newcomb,
two miles south of the city, to recruit
up for the drive north.
Falls has been taking in the town the
last day or two, and shaking hands
with his numerous friends here.
Crops and stock are doing finely
since The fine rains.
Our city was visited last night with
one of the heaviest rain and wind
storms that we have had for years,
Many became alarmed and took to
their dug-outs.
j. +. Ryas, ESD, of Graham was in
our city this week looking after the
interests of the proposed San Antonio,
Henrietta & Kansas City railroad.
Our citizens are elated over the pros
pect and encouragement received Of
the early building of the road.
| The commissioners court, Judge
Craig presiding, has been in session
and many bills were allowed and pub
lie roads ordered TO be laid out t.
Jacksboro, Montague, Archer CITY
and Wichita Falls.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-20

Refrigerator and Butcher Lave weights..
Bee7es--C0rn fed, per pound ...,......-.l 63{t1s
Mnttons-Fnir, fat muttons, y h......,: zf3ks
choice, per pound ,...s.-..s....t Wt<e
Hogs-Por pound. .........,..t 4tHe
Stock hogs, per pound ..-........ltifltt
Bulls and stays, for sausage raAnufac-
tuTe, per pound l&tDE8o
Gfsxs cattle suitable for besf-nons In mai.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-20
Saddles. Harness. Icto.

SKIRTIN--No. California skirting, pci
roll, I0,tc., No. California slyirting per aide,
a2lfc.; No. fnir hemlocl, clean. rond stock
ioc.; No. nlir hemlock, no oil, asc.: No.
oiled hemlock. clean flesh, IKE; No. oiled
hemlpck, 35o.
HARNf.ss LEATHER. I OHIO mcdi.
UNI and heavy weight, SIC; NO. II Ohio mo
dlnnvsnd light, sSc.; No. l homlocG, aic.; No.,
nLiND BRibLEs,-No. 4, " com. scwed
n. iper doren, W 80; No. 10, u hkle. In, pigeon
wing, per dos, ell %; No, ~, X do, fib %.
RIDING BRiDfEA. -. In. hlk. or fair doub.
head curb bits, $40 40. " do, fancy mont do,
si2 ~. y in long roin do, els %: X In. doub.
and stitched front do, extra curb hih SIC ~.
FILINGS m IN. short rein, blk. or fair,
81 b0i X do, bin or good, so 80.
RADDLlcA.--No. stock rheyenee, llama
pockets, $50, Number ~ ditto, less the
pockets, fS2; No. loose laced, coarse sun
irea, 81; No. loose rivIted uo., N20, No;
Colorado, genuine short FrleHeke troe, SIS. No
10. tied, coarHo, al2, No. 20 do, stiil tree Gao.
No. 80, stitched, fui rig, rose tree, ~ 10; No,
81, tackled, do. do, o.; ihrce.quarior and bali
rigs, mons, s0seb; do, boys, esi16.
HARNESS, WAGoN.--lk, ~ and TX oh
long tug, complete collar, bridles, limos.
eto.). eakp2sse2s; ~ Inch, machine, Mort
tug, complete, hiG 90, ~ Inch, hand. oak
stock. short tug, complote, ei7; N Inch nat
aPUR3.- -Euroka No. s, chnscd, per dozen,
" 1j indlnnoin, bluod, per dozen, 81 80:
Mexican, two 10 threo-inch rowels, so 2Senl rs.
LEG0INS.---No,1 l, Cal, ntyle, cali, a2i No.
Cal. style, kip lcggin leather, IS SOL No, 4 do,
u No. ., old style kip do. "a 80.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-20
UoTEL.3.

WE TAKE THE OPPORTUNITY OF IN
w forming the public, our friends and pat
rons that tue old Stand. the Plaza house, YET
has its doors open for the accommodation OF
the hungry and wea,y Travellers etc az h ,o 81
Nor Week. Table board "a per week. We can
be found in the rear OF the elegant new tnI ,,
story brick, which is being built as an ahu ,,.
ton to the house, southeast corner pu1'0
square. w" mas" - $780,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-20
Notes From Perry.


Correspondence of the Gazette.
PERRY, May l6.--A copious rain late
this evening visited us, doing much
good, or will if it does not reach the
extreme of two or three weeks ago.
Transfer of real estate Is frequent,
always with view TO improvement
and cultivation.
Rev. A. VonSchluembach, who has
for several months past filled n New
York pulpit, lately returned TO his
home here. He Will visit Germany in
July and will in all probability bring
several German families from that
country to settle in Falls county, some
time in the near future. These people
are thrifty and industrious, and very
materially advance the wealth and
prosperity of communities where they
settle, as is proven in the case of Falls
county.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-20
st. Louis.

Special TO the Gazette.
ST. LoUIs. May ~ --wHrAr-Ths market
was weak nearly all the time, though the
feeling was rather unsettled; the close was
easy, and X cent below Saturday. The
3 rngcncy In money matters has something
to do with the duilness.
In the corn market public confidence has
not been restored as yet so that IL was DIM
cult TO draw buyers on. The confidence was
a weak feeling throughout; Jniy 81 II.
Provisions were weaker again, and besides
we're very dull demand small and transfers
light.
Cattle receipts 400, end active and 20 cents
hi Cher ali round. sales AT 8 10 10 40. Corn
fed Texans 90 to IS; g'ass Texans 40 10
4eo.
Sheep dull and Y lower supply fair. and
wholly OF Texas sheep; saies mt $40 TO %.
PRODUCE.
ST., LOUIS. May is.-FLouH-Dnii and
',w.r aH%r--No. red o,al uo,< cash, and
May / W@IGl4; June ei4sasH: losils a,
70 Cso M cash: iak@5o, May: toa5pls.
June; olx65si.2. July; closing @i outside
oaTs-slgaesa,S cash. si5z May; sslsa2,5
June.
rHovI.oss,
WHfsEY-l
coEsnEAIc-IIigher.
BULK bIEAT--I.ong clear 10; short rib ~:
la BAcos-Lons clear SOFAS 81 Ia; short ribs
7sas rs: short clear bslJzssDo.
4 ED-Nominni.
LIVE STOCK.
cArrLE-ReceIpts lao: export steers soa
IS: good 10 choice soss ~ common 70
Hoss- iiece p,s 400 slow at 1895 81.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-20

Wool. hides. ETC. /.

u; Heavy fine, " months, 6epIs; Huck wool !.
l2dl5; Light medium 1921: Low grade
medium i6qsls: Mexican improyed, IsDis
Hipn,--r :. .rsavy mint. arr ID lsc.: No.
z heavy flint, dry. Y n lsc: MOL, light nint,
gn lsc;. No. light mint. tn lgySc: bnlla and
ly damaged. "A b 195o; grecn saiied. sound,
Y N J,lc; green sailed, grnbby. vh $40; butch
rvss-akonk, ioa2po: raceoon, 10000
cayotes. So0Goc; mountain wolf. 7tc0sl fox.
skins, . D. 2D@zs; antelope skins, = b io1 u
goat skina, each i0@15 shcep pelta, according
70 smount q wool, Tcesrp; shsariinsss. =,
sheep potts, y p BGl0c; Mexican absep po11A
improved. n0j2c; Asxican sheep ahSsl1poe
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-20
nrcATIoNAL.

|TsNisHEO FRONT ROOM,
lu Ill Rusk street, oppo-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-20
Two RnfIlans Killed.

PIrTsBURG, Pa, May lS.-At an
early hour this morning, Boxey Bray
and William Henderson,, two well
known characters of Lawrenceville.
were shot and fatally wounded by
Policeman McAlassee. Bray
aud Henderson, tried 10 abduct
an innocent German girl, and Officers
English and McAlassee interfered,
The rufllans and their friends turned
on the officers, and in self defense
McAlassee fired the fatal shots. Both
men are still living, but no hopes OF
recovery. Both officers are badly
Injured, and it is feared are hurt inter.
nally.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-20
Notice.

"a tho subscribers TO the. Capital si4c or,b
the stale National Bank OF fof' "o''"'
AS per original subscription lis a,s sre
anhscriber il due and payable on June
1854 All subscribers are earnestly earnestly
:, .n iues to meet in Fort Worth.
y yeSas, ut &C Company Limited at 10
n sa,s for .. the purpose of efiecting the
o u and each subscriber Pay 'Sn
;ng in the amount Of his subscription s.ap
, ,ns canital stock. Respectfully.
10 the caPi'''' w. M. HARRISON.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-20
cotton MARKETS,

COTTON RECEIPTS AT ALL UNITED STATES
PORTS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-20

rhore will be meeting ofthe stock OK,
holders of the Fourth s SIT railway
Depot and Lake Park sI ni;vers Ken.
company at the ofiiceoi ol, n Nav 30
nedy at 10 o'clock a. ID. ~ suhscribers
1854. TO elect directors. AL
az stock please attend
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-20
Ksusas CITY.
Special to the Gazette.

Special 70 the Gazette.
KANSAS CRY. May la-The provision
market duh and prices barely sustained.
Cattle receipts. 800; fairly active, and about
unchanged prices. Sales, SO toG 10. SHEEP
dull. Corn and wheat steady.
KANSAS CITY. May D.-wHgAr--sieady;
50 IL cash: sbiz June.
coRs-1i IL cash; ~ l-2 asked Juno; BOD is
May.
OAIs--.g asked.
LIVE STOCK.
The Live stock Indicator reports
CATrLE--Receipts l.Jyo; hrm, active. 10 10
higher native steers OF Los 10 l,le pounds
average 8 56ep6 Is, others unchanged,
HoGs-Receipts 2 20s SLOW and steady: lots
Of 20 to 1872 lbs. average 1000 p; mainly 10
as ~.
SHEEP Receipts 800: market steady: nR'
tiyes clipped, sd bs. average 70.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-20

:, MsArrs-sussr cured hams, issc; s.co.a,
karon, isc, &c. bacon, lOtc..s y q. dry salt,
10,
LAnp--Tierces, sSc: 30 and Son cans, pSc,
V cans. 1910.
Covxrs---,ommon llc.; ordinary, lixc;
mir, lsc.: prime No, Use. smncy, lac; old
ie,SeeieHc.
IEA-impcrial,t cAeu; Kunpowder, 5nc7u.
svsvsNSn-ttne powdered, bbls- $50; do.
standard S,c., louieinnM rranulnteh, sNcea
standard A. Sc; choice white, &: yellow clnri.
Rrcx-1,ou,asNna &osc.
rIen--N aokcrel, len kits, No. I, yt.l6: No,
\ el.0s, half hh,s., No. 1, 400; No. 2, t6.OG
White fish, No. l. blf bbis., U,cs, No, 4, t6.2S
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-20
New York.
Erw YoRx. May ~ - COTTON - Spot
osed arm and l-l6 higher.


GALVESTON. May io.-corros- spot closed
quiet.
Receipts. i2i bales.
Sales =.
Exports-Coastwisc 80 bales.
Stock, 5.sb5.
Middliug M; Middling nv. 3ood Mlidling
llN; MI idling Fair u told.
Futures closad dull but steady.
Sales, 60 bales
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-20

BAR IRON, 81 60 Norway, &c.: No. N u
sheet iron, iMc.; No n y aheet iron, $40.
galvanized sheet iron, 0dbiOlfc.; No. 4 u soda
lie; No. n do, ibc.; 2jx2s roonn tin, 81 %
6Dib5O: lsx20 and iDzii pat. do, 81 1905 5ol
timers wire, 30 per cent. on; tinner'g stock,
forty per cent. or; cook stoves, with ware,
eI6 5Doc25 90, do, with trimmings. elf bDqc6D00
WOOD WORK. Wagon axlos. vOc.0psl 90
tongues. DOo0D&l 90; sipgletrees, VII holsters,
Soc; Hpokcs a. 7beca %; folioes, u BSlt2 25i
Doubletrees, o. 2bs1i %; neck yoker, s2O0d
$50; pillow beams. 9ecd,c.; pillow handles, SID
6l2b0; handioa. 81 1904 ~.
NAILS. eS 40 kep, basis i0d.--Burdan horse
shoe, per keg, 70 10. Perkins do, 80 10; Walk.
or do, IS 90, Burden mule, VI b.; Northwest
ern horse shoe nails. No; i,5oc., No; Q, 40, No
0. 2sc., No. J, 2lc.. No. !, DO; .Iake'sp do, No
4; No. No; q s g. No, H. s No. ec, No. 4
ale No; y, lsey NO, >, NO, .n,,noo.,
~ ooe2 so; Hnchensack, % SCOT %; boys
KEFRi6ERAToRs.-.N 1 Climax, sI7op;
No. 9, do, slS 80; No. do. s2s; No. do, SIS!
Nj OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES chains. "a rsi
pair, 4QpTc piow sinEletrees, por doz., t225
bells. % per cent. OF; door locks, ss2Scps 90;
wood screws, 30 ana 10 per cent. on; LIP cast
door butts, ~ .and 10 per cent. on; cut and
timed tacks, % per cent. OF; coffee milIa, u
per cent on; blind hinges, % and 10 per cent
on. carriage b0lts, ~ and 10 por cent. on
plow bolts, 10 per cent. OF; piece tin warf,
30 per cent. OF: deep stamped ware. 10 poi
cent. on; shallow stamped ware, ~ por cont
on; ispsnned ware. 80 per cent on.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-20
Me-. Il. Lloyd

having opened dress-making HI, pas's -.
nnder the ops Iadsgs q tie ladies Of
, r.or. Wortn. Cutting and n'''hs
rol Prices moderate.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-20

BLANK DEEDS WITH SIN
acknowledgement. GAzxTTE
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-20

wHBnx--Rectired 81 i0dsibc, M per proof
sou. mash. one year old. VI ~ two yenra old
81 O0D2 %, three years old w bOee2 ISL fancy
extra old whisky siee5,
WINps-Clsrei, case,ls9 sosolDoo. ~ per uni.
lily; Cainwba, per gallon. pocol 90 foit, sI 20@
per gal, 81 e0s6 10; White wine, In oswes
u O0dbl0 co.
CHAMrAaNE--G. ~. Mumm a Co., Extra
Dry, ESQ 00aas %; Hoidsick, In bask et, e2T 00G
~ OK Krug, In basket, s28 OtetS0 %. Domestic
ohampagne, @ 0oDis %. Geo. aoulet, oxtrs
A,.s--stoek Ale. por don, 50 ooea 2s; Porter.
per dox., 81 uO332 ~
DoTTLnp BrrH-,I.emp's quarts, si2 90; pts,
Dl2 90 Baawciser' quarts pi2 90. pints biS 90;
Bohiitx milwaukee,, quarts sl2 Oh pintb sla no.
Anthony q Kuhn's, qt's 9l2 10. plnta 6i2 90
", Clauaen a sous chsmpagne boer, quarts
also,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-20
uuiIdinr Material

LUKBxa--ROugb lumber, boxing, II lnohs
and under, nptolass, e2l; stripping. HrY, t2l
boxing and flooring. clears, vs.: thick clearA
X and TX, IN; rough lumber. second class
GIG: loist And scantiing, cuils, SIS,
GrDIn0-First common white pine. g52 80
second do, go third do, e25; poplar. e28 COG
n 90. native pine y; ga W DO Y. W; nativs
Dnrss.D LunBxR-Box,ng Il inches sns
under 90 Do12S %: do M, US OD@B 10
scantiin2, loist or any common lumber
~ 0O@B OG boxing ovoY II inches, ~, 00Q
second cIass. any kind. VI O0b23 %.
DnKssED And MATCHED xLooRIu0--Ffrsi
GLASS; ~; second class, o2l.
WHITEPINE FURNISHING LunnKRr-lk, -
and inch whit6 pine, 610 inch do, w.
CEfLfNa--BEADgD on PLAIN--Firpt com
I ", tSs 81; poplar, " SEa50036 o.
native pine X, e22hO; do, Y, s2b.
PorLAR LySsxr.--iH ~. and 2 inch, ~
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pine A. %: do shaded A
brand, u; do No. ., $50. do No. 3. Sj.9s nGtiy.
saved heart, st;6S saPs. @;1.
pIcKErS.-White pine. dressed ana hoHded
square or nat,SE yellow pine do. y; 18th
LINZ cxxrrr, ETC. Limo. Austin, e7y
per Dbl. Cement. Louisville or E0eenAle. sz5l
Der bbl.; Portland. $40 per Dbl. Plaster Paris
Hsw York or Michigan. ., % pef Dbl. PlsAts
Nh Ba, OK. =: an per \.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-20
New Orleans.

spot closed Arm.
BALES, l,OOl
Low Ordinary SsS; Ordinary =: Good ordi-
nary l0A; Low Middling NJ; Middling INC;
ian.
Futures closed barely steady.
Sales, IL 200.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-20

sFastefn Texas and HOulheru T1ysa slocR
ths above quotations.. 81 e
Tha above prices are for herds Qf 1pn0 henA
- psa, ai,n s ~ ~ ~ n@s ~ ~
embraced In the following territory Xo01
OF thsrsxss Central Hailwhy: north Or a1iho
drawn c1xt and west With Waco, md oook -
line drawn north and sonth viii BaiI1 ~
south Of Rcd Rive
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-20

RArk, cinnsmon' psr pound. " go bark,
peruvirn per ponna; ~ "a P P9srH per c ~.
psras, per b, 2cE castor oil. y gal. e60l ";
sinchonids, Per onncs 7o@ ~ esciilc soap
csicsnsi. r. 4 w. psr pound 5oss9 caiols !.
English. per pound. loNl zs chlorAi by
pc1fion powder, 2sSso: divers powders, / ~
s pconnd. sSGi u: gum esmphcr, RES ioor.
pbi.e y Aw, y OF q 20 mnshins az cnstoi.
Gsr s Der 81. 5aei 81 potssh. hrornids,
soSs1s: iodids. ] HE chlornts. kaa1s Alum. g.
Splrifs u rpentiDa. 6oc.: fsinseed oil. 67673c.
Bjonr sulphur, lasc.: Essential oils, 81. fsonia
ilsf: Strictly pnra white lad. ". Patent
medicines. rebate list; r. D. mud extracts
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-20

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Imitation walnut
wood seat, v don, 90 1907 20; cane and rattan
seat * 00lg 20; cane scat, dining, sl2 Oce,20 90
Childs and rockers, s. DOdbi2 30. large rocking
II 90; Mirrors, arch tops. v dor, g. D0@l9 80
Tables. round, e2001S5p fall leaf, " 6Dots 10
Safes, each, % 25dbI 90: bureaus, 81 60lpD %
wash stands, al 2s1s5 80; bed springs, o. 1901 "
Baby Carriages, VI boGtD
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-20

HAY hooe ' am "a ma IS a. ~ coio 90 psr
eta. Data, country, snibS2tt ctn. Brnn. si.oo
q Der lUD. ChDpu, 81 90 per | . Inv. Cotton
soed mani, sa0g " loo. Millet, per ton, eio
oil. Millet seed, 500.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-20
BACK LINES.

c, p. ROWE, MINERAL WELLS, PALo
=. Pinto county, Texas, runs ,he hnest Vol. ooI'
cord coachas TO and from Millsap, connect
ing with ali trains. and is prepared 10 furnish
travellers with teams TO any point ut special
rates
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-20
ro-rEMaLE HE'LL

u,lITE WOMAN TO
. ss hotel also boy or
iss ~. 'i;ood wages TO the
n ]. j. o'Brian, Kop.
,sSas: or Office OF this
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-20

NEW YORK, May Is ,; nssea d0" aiiere "a
. per ce nn prime mercantile paper
il * e steriipg exchange b. b. weak Al
4 80: sight4sa. .,r,vs