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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-04-29

Receipts and shipments of grain, live stock,
produce, merchandise, ETC., for the forty-eight
hours ending April %, 1884: fe
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-04-29
ARRIVING TRAINS. g. AII Pso, Nu-Sa 49,

Dining Cars the finest IN The world aud Iu1urI0uI
Smoking Room sleepers on all Chicago trains.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-15
= Ksr-DwELLINGs.

me- IN : SOUTH !. SIDE, A COTTAGE
e, ~. ~ hnli, among the hand
IN assaillly situated and most
|tilb .aroan places intown; or
scats tented 10 gent oman and
|rlsS so w. pleasant company for
erunvvo aple owning hGnse, and
remainder. ABB, this
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-15

SDEyERY ONE 10 SEE THE
ssaaaslgn on Houston street, where
y ADD fever medicines can be
FotaIe, no pay.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-15

CHAPMAN &swAyNE, ATTORNEYS AT
Y law, Fort Worth, Texas. ONCE over
First National Bank.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-15

eRIRTIN--No, California sRirtiux, pei
roll, s0lsc.; No. California skirttng erafde,
t2iSc.. No. fair hemloolt, clean ;. nod stock
toc.; No. 2 mir hnmlocls. no oil, Ssc.. No.
oiled hcmiock. clean ficsh, SIZE; No. oiled
HARNEss LEATHER. mo, Ohio. medi.
MN and heavy weight, STc.. No, II Ohio me-
dunn and light, s5c,; No. hemlock, &c.; No.
Hind BRIDLEs.--No. 4, u com, sswed
n, ipor dozen, % 90; No, 10, Y bkle. in, pigeon
wing, pcr don, eli 90, No, ~, Y do, SIS 90.
RIDING nRtDI.ES.--a. In. blk. or fair doub.
head curb bits. $40 10, " do. fancy 'front.' do,
$40 0o; y In. long rein do, els 10. y I'm, doub.
and stitched mont do, extra curb bite tIb 90.
FILLINGS.-- ~ In. short rein, blk. or fair,
~ boi X do, BLK. or good, $40 ~.
HADDlFS,--No. stock cheyenne. Llama
pockets, $40; Number ~ ditto, isfs the
pockets, Saa; No. loose laced. coarse still
tree, SCI, No, loose rivited do, ta1, No,
Colorado. genuine short F'rieseke tree, e9S. No
~, tied coarse, tl2; No. 20 do, still tree, SIS
No, 10, stitched, null rig, rose tree. eNbO; No,
W. tucked, do, do, ~; three.a unrteFp md halt
GARNEass, WA GoNS.@iE, IL In md Ii. inch
long tug, complete COLLAR, brides, linss,
tug, complete, no 90, ~ inch, hand, oak
stock, ahort tug, cnmpleto. I'll; ~ Inch nat
tug, complete, $40 30.
SPuitS.-- Eureka No 8, chased, per dozen,
"a IS; IndiaDpla, blued, per dozen, 81 so;
Mexican, two 10 threeinch roweln, "a 25eo4 49,
I.E90fNH.-- !, Cal. style, calf, -; No,
Cal. style. kip lexgin leather, 70 80, No. 2 do,
u No. 2. old style kip do. q 10.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-15
TELEGRAPHlC MARKETS.
New York stock Market.

NEW YORK, May ACCOMMODATIONS arising |
rom alleged stock speculation Of the officials |
Oh one oil the national banks caused panic |
In the stock market 10. day. Yesterday 1t
was discovered that A. Dyett Il Co.'S checks
nau been refused eertification by the Central
oank. The firm was said TO be affected by
the INABILITY OF the hank official In question TO
i've up 10 his contracts. Atthe Continental
pank II was stated before the opening of bus
mess to-day that y. Dyett & Co.'S contracts
would be taken care OF by VIM. Heath & Co.
This was subsequently corroborated by OH
c'ai notlication To the stock exchange that
Wm' Heath @ Co. would settle with members
oil the exchange for all stocks bought or sold,
borrowed or loaned previous TO this date.
Alter opening of the board, the suspensions
oi Neison, Robinson x Co., Gale Il Randall,
U. NJ. Bogart x Co, j. G. Williams and Hatch
* Foote were read from the rostrum OF the
exchange, and under sharp pressure 10 sell
prices broke to per cent,
the decline being accelerated by
liouidations and by sales of thousand
shares under the rule for account OF sus-
penced nrms. The decline was subsequently
checked ty the action OF Secretary Folser IN
ordering prepayment OF tue l29th call Tor
0cS OF bonds. The hecretary also eN-
pressed himself willing TO do everything In
his power 10 prevent stringency In the
money market and, II necessary,
he would issue call for slo,OO0O0) additional.
Bank-examiner Serbia, who has been re-
ques,ed 10 investigate the affairs OF the Sec.
ond Sstiona. bank, reported that institution
solvent. The effect on the market was iaSor-
| able. and rally OF u TO per cent,
took place. Soon afterward rumos
were circulated that the Metropolitan
bank was In trouble This story was
| denied for time, but after II o'clock that
bank stopped payment and closed Its doors,
This brought in renewed offerings and there
| was a fresh break Compared with the high
| est prices in the morning there was decline
| Ia Missouri Pacific OF X to 6Ik. Central Pa
| ciilc ga to 81; Quincy ~. to liz; Northwestern
| 81 TO 9l; same preferred TO 1876: ST. Paul
| 50 TO rs; Rock Island 6k 10 l09lS;
.ackavanna 4x 10 lns.. Delaware 4 Hudson
| 5,k ia oa,x. Iouisiana si< 10 3llS. New Jersey
| Central In "a. New York Central IL to
| lO5 ". Nortbern Pacific preferred ~ to AZ:
| Oregon Transcontinental I.2tolO 10. Pacific
Mail ~ TO Is: omaha preferred o. 10 81: :
Union Pacific Az IN 20 o.. and Western Union
to 40. These phenomenally low figures
attracted purchasers and there were iitful rail-
lies until near u. M, when the market
deyeloped comparative strength on the belief
| that The banks mt their meeting would COM
| bine for uutuai protection. This was later
found 10 be the case. Canadian Pacific adj
vaneed . 10 As. Central Pacific to 50; Quincy
A,olig. Northwest i to lOi: 81, Paul TO 90:
Rock Island " 10 III, Lackawanna 10 10;
Iop,sv,lle a Nashville to q, Lake shore Y
too Missouri Pacific 8 4 to 20. N. y. Central
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-15
Banding Material

LuMBun-Rough lumber, boxing. ~ incbp
and under. frSt-Ciass, 81; stripping. xxs, 81
boxing aud flooring. clears, 125: thick cleara
~ and TX, ga; rough lumber. second clnAs
gIb: ioist and gcautIing, eullA, us.
SIDJNu--Ftrat common white pine, e32 "
second do, 10. third do, VS.; poplar. t28 00u
n o. rsiiys pine X; " 20. do ". rs; nstiv'
DsEssED LunBkR-Boxing II inchss ant
under, go 60ssX 90 do Xx5 ~ 00@3 W
acantIlng, j0!st ST eny common Lumbar
a1B 00yB 90 boxing over " inches, e5QpQ(
second clnss. any kind. vi 0la2S 81.
DRyssKD AND AATCHGD FLo0BIuo-Firkl
GLASS, W; second class, t21.
WHlTxPIHk FuErsHIna LuMgnn-Ik, ~
and inch white pino, 10 inch do, Us.
CEfLIN0--HEADED or PLAIH--firpt com
poplar. X. III oossaY 5f . pePisI, X. SkSUSaS o
PorL4 = LESnEss --i,<. ~. and 2 inoh. ~
: sHixcIEs--Wh pine a. " do shaded a
Az. dgexire NO. $50 oypfes.. hssl. an;
sawed heart, 40: naps. SIS,
PIcK INV. White pine. dressed and hsadsp
square or nst.p4 I; yellow pine DO. ~ lath
LIEE, CBnKE1, ETC.--LAms, Austin. y q
Ser Dbl; Portland, Sl75 per bbl. Plaster Paris
New YORK. o. Michigan, - % pr hhi. flasts'
ni BsIos.-.Tir AIM per ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-15

bark, Cinnamon, Per round, 1o--G bark
Peruvian, per pound, MO-; Rofnx Per 10.
Is s;.. ss; s e ssas r., e
oinchonids, per ounce, 7od3eoo.: castile soap
(motiiod), Per >, slps efea,n tartar. 6. r.. pei
s pound % aa. 81 ' pss ~ lSaaa III
dr AK, I tSSi III c6lcsoiorm. q l00-: eeia
. s 81 s ssss az sosass
e sso ounce W. q $ssIiss 81, ss!Ssa
~ Ssin Sss 4. sSai 4; Pc e. Nv, "
SDdsi5 iodlds. ] III chicrsls, zlo2k Air. g
spliltsl afssntlne. bQcs Ineee4 ~, 4295e.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-15
THE GAZETTE: FORT WORTH TEXAS. THURSDAY MAY l5.
FORT SMITH.
Two Candidates for tiovcrnor-A New
Way 10 Pay Rent.

Special TO the Gazeiie.
FORT SMITH, ARK, May ll.-Hon.
j. G. Fletcher and ex.Attornev. Gen.
eral Hughes, candidates for the
Democratic nomination for governor,
spoke here last night. Both favored
the adoption of the Fishback amend.
ment which mas agitated the politics
oil the state for several years, and
which declares fraudulent a debt OF
several million dollars of railroad aid
and levee bonds. Issued under Radical
Leslie Hieronimus, gambler, was
arrested today for assaulting with
intent to kill his landlady, Nellie
Arnold, who was endeavoring to make
him pay his rent.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-15

wool. hides. Etc.

81: Heavy One. " months, Gebis luck wool ,
l21bI6; Light medium, Ieef2I; Low grade
medium lsesis; Mexican improved. la8is
HIDss,--ro. I.ncayy mint, dryV v Itu.. No,
2 heavy Clint, ,dry. Y 70 iac; No: J. liehi fipt,
yn Lc; No. 2 iiEnt ilint. AID islse bulls aud
ly damaged, v D fslc: green aaited, sound,
Y n ~; green saitsd, grnbby pm tyfc; butcb'
FUius- -Bfpnk, i0@aoc raceoon. 9p0sos
sayotss, AdaSoc; mountain wolf. 7Scoei; FOX.
skins, y b 2O525 sntpiops skins, p y l0Y11
goat skins, eH4h 1tAqD29 sleep peItl. eocordino
70 amount Of wooL soc9np; shessi,ng.. g.
sheep reltA. y y 9Dlgcs Mexican shoap Io1les
Improved l1ol3e; Mexican allsep nheeLinGns
%. -.al -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-15
iisxSr-steady, with sales at I 90.
snsas City.
Special to the Gazette.

KANSAS CITY, May B.-Provlsions de.
cllned 4 and 4 all round. long lear and
short rib suffered the most Pork dull Mt
II 25. Cattle offerings fair. The market was
lower and slow; sales at 90 to ". sheep
scarce and sales at 90 TO . 90. Wheat ana
corn lower
KANSAS CRY, May li.--WuEAr--We aker;
sb cash; SO bid June 40 bid July.
CoRS--4iAa y cash; 4i,s bid June; IS July.
OATs--30si bid
IIys STOCK
The Live Stock Indicator reports,
CATTBE-Ree Get pts 1900; native steers, OF
l,isa 10 ,225 pounds 5c@5 s5,s; others UNI
changed Ga
average 4 S5@5 80; mainly 8 e5g5 40.
SnEEP---Receipts ,25: clipped, ~ 10 lco lbs.
average iDCGi IS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-15
AcincInnati Crime.

C1NcINNATI, May "A Joseph BOW
man n railroad engineer on the Gu
ninnati Hamilton & Dayton railway
died in the hospital last night, the re-
suit of stabbing inflicted oy ray M nu 81
doom ON the street on ine Nike n Me- O.
April rs. Muldoon ana Mi s;sn Mo :
Dernaott had seen Bowman msp and
money in q saloon, followed MN ah hs
robbed him, knitting hun I, ,a 9sca and the
resisted. The men are In JAIL, anu o;n ut
charge of murder was placer aEu'ns'
them 10. day In addition to robbery
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-15

BAR IRON, 81 q. Norway, Hc.; No. NJ b
sheet iron, Acs No n q sheet iron, 8i<c.
galvanized sleeL iron. qsSl0l<c.; No. " X soda
lie. No n do. l5c.; 2Dx2h rood ny tin, eia bt
6Dl560 ltx1D and l0xi4 pat. do, " zoos 30,
timers wire, 10 per centsof: tinner'H stock
forty per cent. oil; cook stoves, with wars
$40 6iHca5 %; do, with trimmings, tll 60le5GO0
WOOD WORK. Wagon oxles. Bgc.Gpel 90;
tongues. 90c69 81 %; ainglotfeee, 81 70; holsters
C1c.; spokss, ~ T5abs 10; fell0es, 81 sbep2 25
Doubletrees, 81 1904 %; neck Jokes, 81 00q
. So; pillow beams. tp1e85c.; pillow handles, 81 10
tD2S0; handles. 81 7h6b2 80.
NAILS. ss 10 keg, basis l0d.-Bnrden horse
shoe, per keg, 70 40; Perkins do, 80 10; Walk.
or do, Is so; Burden mule, ~ ~, N0rthwegt
err horse shoe nails. Nc: l,Soc.. No; 3, 2sc. 80.
4; DC; No q 25s. No: o. 2c., No.. 2 90, 10 I,
2ic,, No; z, 1867 No. 8, lsc. .,aa,.
sseosgs %; s HasSss e % 5os7 %; boys
RiiFRiGEltATORs.--N / Climax. s17Op;
NO. 9, do, $3.50; No. 0 do, s2a | No. do, s26
Mi Htn LANEous--Tra chains. a. pei
pflir, 4Gt7c; pillow singletrees, per doz., s22s
plow doEbleifsea, per dozen, % %; STOCK
bells, 30 per cent OIL; door looks, % 2bsoD 90:
wood screws, 50 and 10 per cent. OF; Up cast
door butts, 40 .apd 10 per cont. OF; cut and
TUNED iaclfs, ~ per cent on: coffee mills, "
per cent of; blind hinges. ~ and 10 per cont
or. carriage bolts, % and 10 por cent. on;
pillow bolts, B PER cent. OFF; piece tin ware,
10 per cent of; deep stamped ware. 10 POI
cent on: shallow stamped ware, 10 per cent
on; inpanned ware, 10 per cont on.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-15

q. n. Lewis, druggist, o. cs said
x p;a'p na 4 n Bitters' for the past seven
or eight years. and consul nristsry medi.
Of the most reliable p rroopEssnced by the
cines / handle, as y e' aaias and the
continual increase in., s which
almost universal satis'H
attends their use."
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-15

wHrapY--Reotired u lo@isc, ~ por proof
sour mash, one yoar old, 81 90 two years old
extra old whisky eidn6,
WIwIus-Clarot, oasc,.s3 bnl000, ~ per qnai.
ity; Catawha, per gallon, go1l %, Port, ri 90
per gall. u coos "; White wine, Ia os.ses,
"a Oedoi0 o.
CHAMPAarE-9. III. Mumm d Co., Extra
Dry, $50 pDdo33 W: Hsldsick, in baak OF SsJ OOcl
% %; krug, in basket. s2s 00aes0 %; D0rneatic
ohanpagno, o. p0ls %. Geo. 0oulet, extra
dry. pints, sN 90,
hLn-Siook Ale, per dos, " 0pl02 20 Porter,
per dox., " 0osD2 70.
BorTLgD BnEn-Lemps quarts. st2 90; PIT,
gt2 60. Budweisers quarts al2 90: pipfB els %;
Erlapgar beer, quarts, SIS %: pinta tla ~;
Bchlits milwaukee,, quarts sl2 OF; pinta tlB %;
Anthony a kuhu's, OTIS el2 w, pints f12 no
". Claunen 4 sons chpsnpngns beer, quarts
sl2 90, pinu Si260; Falks.Milwauheo quartz,
sIib0.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-15

Futures closed steady, but on second call
about noon the market was weak and fever.
ikh, \ points lower for May and June, four
points lower Tor July, Angus. and September.
closed steady.
~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-15


Specia, 10 the Gazette.
ST. LOUIS, May Observation-Disclosures
tho failures and the wild fluctuations In
prices in the leading wheat ccnters, our mar
ket held up remarkably well. The demand.
while not large, was steady from shorts, and
there was no sreat pressure shown TO sell.
The local crowd was disposcd 10 trade freely.
Prices iluctunted withia rather small
range, aud July closed ss lower.
Constants market did not suffer near as
much as did wheat from the demoraliging
reports from the East, though, OF course, was
affected by them. Tho decline was marked,
but the demand was good, and towards the
close was better. July closed nj k2pl.
CATrLE-Receipts were heavy, and all sold
at about former range. sales at 4 20 10 $50
corn.ied Texas, aud a; grass Texas, 70
toilL.
sIIEgp-Steady, with sales at too.
PRODUCE.
ST. LOUIS, Nay ii.-FLouR--U nchnngci.
WHEAT-No. . red ~ f.pl3 cash: 0sIaa
ossi June; 9iNc99l,a icly; elA August and
CoRS--5saM cash; 5l3@5iss May; b,SisN
June; 5l%@SiA July; closing at outside ils-
ures.
oATs-3sN@ss cash.
PROVISIONS.
WHtsKY-lll.
CoRSMEAI.--2n.
LIVE STOCK.
CATTLE-Receipts 5 $40: exports tla6 70;
good TO choice p0e26 81: common TO medium
1905 20: grass Texans cool 20.
HoGS-Rece pts 1880: 1lcf.
SHEgP-Rcceipts BOO clipped sheep want
cd: 1 5095 81, good TO choice; lambs, 5otpi 81.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-15

rurnituTo--I3 esdsteads, imitation walnuS
each, 81 406Sg 90 all walnut, 81 bOaIo 90; ChaiIu
wood soat, y doE. 81 s6ep7 90; cane and rattan
neat, sS 00at0 90; cane seat dining, el2 0psD20 90
ChildR and rockers, sS 0OaDI2 50; large rocking
I bO Mirrors, arch tops, v dos, 81 pO@,l2 90
Tables round s200aD3n0, fsll leaf, "a 60deb 30
safep, each, 81 25GtT 10; bureaus, eS bOes20 ~
wash stands, al 26sD5 toi bed springs, q 1907 10
baby Carriages, 90 b0GO
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-15

Flour sulphur, lse5c.; Essential oils, st.Louia
list strictly pure wbito ioad. = 10. Patent
medicines, rebate ON list, y, - fiuid extracts,
- pcr cent. or; Prescription Walls. por case,
no and la per Ct OF, do, broken so por ct. on,
Lard oil, 1Ups1.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-15
HACK LINES.

q p. ROWE, MINERAL WELLS, PALO
-. Pinto county Texas, runs the finest Con
cord coaches TO and from Millsap, connect
ing with all trains, and Is prepared to Furnish
travellers with teams TO any point AT special
rates.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-15

sEastern Texua and Southern TEXAS ~
The shove Quotations. q 81 II
1hs above prices are fos hsrds q ~ 49,
aud upward delivered on w talIss 80 ~
emhroced IN The {0llQuLnG 1fxi1o1Y Ma
Of the T0xas centrn1 RAILWAY: n0gt1 ~ 3 iln1
drawn eaet an1 VET Elth XeoQ. ~ ~ q
so ssss 81 . IA slss. '. IA '''' go
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-15

s,oar.house molasses and a sugar
ar Ius Al Turner 4 MeCiure's.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-15
"a ANN Oh STOLEN.

SYi{E nnr ,--,---~------~-~---.->
sssiiona. 0sIl,.L.ARs REWARD
q lsnsy lied Will be paidfor
~ as q braed. LOST on ~ =
ny from my yardin
~ ASh l.. TwoMBLY.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-15
LAND AGENT.

nETER @. RUUKER d CO., BELToN,
Texas, Land and General Agents: sole
proprietors OF the Abstract OF Bell County
Records. We do n general land business, In
Guiding surveying and conveyancing.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-15
Chicago.


Special TO the Gazette.
CHICAGO, May 1.-THE numerous bank
failures in Wall street. New York, and con-
sequent panic ratified our spectators badly
and many hunted cover Some OF the Lead
Ing spirits tried 10 keep the market rom to-
tai collapse by heavy buying, and their eff
forts were marked TO a certain extent
Wheat was the first TO succumh. June OPP
lions opened at s11S, dropped 10 ~ then raj
lied 10 ST. and closed nj sJN. July options
were active and In the afternoon a great deal
OF trading was done. July closed at ssH-
Jane and July corn WAS active and tiuctu-
atod but little and declined only hc.
Provisions were dull and pork twenty and
thirty cents per barrel lower. Lard was
likewise lower.
Cattle only fairly active; prices were barely
steady, with sales at 5os@oIr; Texas, no
$50.
sheep market slow and zoe lower.
The markets showed effect OF the New
York panic, but the total decline for the day
occurred within the flrsl hour and hiier thar
prices rose and markets displayed nj times
signs OF great strength.
PRODUCE
.cnIcAGo. May H.-FsooR-Dnii ana nm
WmrAT--siay. s5asssz, closed 40. June, SOC
s77s, closed 81; July. ssgsgss, closed ~
o5h@ss,ss, closed SgsSJS: July a.sSesisN
''cS Cash or May SIG June ssessA'
'''' ''''1s' Provisions.
PoRK--cash or May II 25gla 3e June
I sI ss sSsss esq., = asy se.s s az june an
HULK mEATs-,snonide,s 60 short rii
80. short clear ~.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-15

s,I hon lai.sIFD Ed JAS. nREEN,
6s. has io.,y and Ear fnfir'
y pionniIss Al Fort Worth
- kll n ~ 70 the medtca, and
IS over ~ diseases OF the eve
~ ssusse. q Son, on
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-15

0rcccries.
MHArs--surar CURED hama. lr.c, H.CcH
Bacon, 1896 tHC, bacon. ioScy IN irv Snit
LAwp-rIerocx exc. 40 and spso cans p,.c !.
son can, lpc.: ION cans, lcilm Sn cans. iO. %:
y n cana loiSc. >Nf'~'
CorprH,--vnmmon lie. ora,nnrv. it<c.
fair, lYc., prime RIO. iae. smncv iic. rlT
government lava SoSfc, ArbucSics, SriSss
ie,Ssslosse. ...ss .-.--..
euoAR--Eiuc powdered. Sbls, az a. ID
halfhhie,. lOr. ont liar o,Sc'. vrsnuistei
standard a. 81, choirss white. 4 vc,,nw cisy,.
Ned. 7sxsrSu, - '''' y '''' >'r' :
ErcK--I Louisiana, Sss7o,
FIsR-- Mack efrl lO!6 Sita Nh. 4. n IA No
q ei,0S half hb,s. No. l.. sl.fsh Ma 4 Sa "
White nah, No. /. hif mia. n rs. No. 3 4, "a
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-15

eaLynros. May Il.-corroS- spot closed
sales -.
Receipts to-day o. bales.
Exports $40.
Coastwiss sic.
Stock 6hbl
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-15

nuRNEY HOUSE, BONHAM, TEXAS.
The undersigned takes pleasure In an
nosncing to his old friends and we pubic
generally that he has purchased tnls mi, 9iu MI, rs
nnred to entertain the travelling public Win
iirst-class recommendations In every depaf,G r.
nlent OF the hotel business; ! nave aiso ~, ~
con,modious sample ro oins lifted up express
,y for the benefiti of commercial travellers.
y u. l.. WILLIAMS, proprietor.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-15
MONEY.

NEW YORK, May lI.---Money stringent
loaned IN 10 per diem. closed at per diem
prime mercantile paper 4fghs5' s.eriihg eA
change b b dull at 81; sight es'
HYCURITIES.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-15
Country Produce.

Potatoes-lrish, new, per bushcl, 81 80:
sack, - e,,c,; sweet, per bnshel, o. ooe. on
ions, per o6a. soocc,--, nirnipa, barrel.
lima, bsc., small butter. iNepSc. Pickles,
medium, per bbl., tpos email, per bbl, $40
half Dbl, med, e5 10; half BIB. small. IS rs.
Cheese, half cream, ia,Sc,;s null cream, $50.
Peanuts, 600. CIDER, half.bbl.. % %. Cab.
bage, none.
PouLrnS-Hens. fs.,5 a ---- per doyos
~ ooGio vl;, Goose, 10 D8W; Ducks. " COG
EoGS--psr duveu, lYc,
Fresh country buttor, choice. 10; Creamery
Ssc9S1,fc.; old butter, s@l0c.; Oleomarea
rlno, lbc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-15

Wheat. choics soc,assi. medium, s0npo
inferior, 8ndSJr; oats. S0a,S2,So: barley, BOD
ESQ: corn, solpi5xc; rye, 1000.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-15

| inns WA NrED.-wILL PAY
ss 70 INC need apply except
IA, Job will las ten or
~ ipply TO John /. Walker,
y X, Ic,l GIeen county, Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-15
mos vANrnD-MiLE.

srrss MAN UF MAY YEARS
.ssc il DESTROYS of scuring a po-
~ Worth; is familiir with the
',..s. The management of work.
s,hsbIe Of taking chirgc of office
'arry business; Dubie entry
!. might loan a few hundred dol
m. II any object, o would take
4 same lying, smlll business.
1 n care Gazette ollie.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-15

NBw oRLrArs, May II. COTTON -
Spot closed dun; quotations unchanged.
Yesterday. TO day.
Low Oruinary.".",... bA
ordinary MINIMUM.
Good Ordinary .......l0k
Low enthusiastically
Miudllng.-...
Good Middling .....,.llA
Middling Fair.........l II
FAlf....t.. ..t,.ls3h
Futures closed firm.
Aal ~ M
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-15

Garry home u box Of SILVER
LOAF BAKING POWDERS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-15

LIVERPOOL. May H. CoTros-Spot closet
business good ut previous prices. Business
was augmented by aalcs OF Brazil 10 th'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-15

Refrigerator and Bnsrl,sr Lave We1ghtA
BeeYes-loru led, par pound ~
Mutfous-Feif, INT muttont, = D..-....2 ~ n
Choice, per pound .'..'...,s-1 4,ife
HGxe-foT pOQud s,.4. U>1tG0
8toCk hogs. p0r p0un0 y III
Bulls and Htags, for sausane mAnufaO
tire, pr pound DY<e
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-15

M ApY,s HOTEL, Denison, rexaa, locateo
X in central portion of the citY. tirs.,c rss
Recommendations. Popular raaost Oh Honiiaa'
cial travellers ------------
1,IcaL HOTEL. Baird, Texas; facing depo!
- and IN central part OF LOVE-. .ars G"nJ
fars and Recommendations. Nice psrior TO-
ladies.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-15

Z, WA -sERs cAs FIND
FscOp ,n n ely aud county with
Er!nsar.. . u and Benvolent
q ~ pH,werica. Apply NJ Drs,
y O ma. Nee TO Or. n. e. Ogilvie,
l lssVssth texas District
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-15
\ TlyrED--AGENrs.
EDUCATIONAL.

El-A FlRsT-CIASS TEACHER
VI charge OF he Temple free
rpsrlriendunt The applicant
Recommended Address W. s.
rsisry OF Bard Of Trustees,
Bounty. Texas
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-15

,a MAY eas S Ssv r Mo TsS y S"o 20
eta. oats, country, SolaSa,c cts, Bran. si.oo
cbper 100. Chops, VI 20 per o lbs. Cotton
seed meal. sl.oo 100. Millet, per ton, $40
ell. Millet seed, 500.