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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-02

course Of a political canvass while a
mans friends proclaim his excellencies
OF mind and heart, and exslt his pecu-
liar fitness for the honorable position
towhich he may aspire, his enemies, IL
good and true, always look 10 the de-
velopment OF this other eide OF his
character | am left without reasona-
bic ground for complaint In this ~.
gard, for during my short candidacy
my enemies have manifested most
commendable earnestness In arranging
this part of my canvass, aud thank
them for their zeal and congratulate
them on their success.
Notwithstanding my withdrawal
from this race, I shall
not withdraw from the
advocacy of the interests so dear TO
Northwest Texas. shall be ever
ready with my tongue or pen to do
battle for the best interests OF our own
section and the state at large, against
the Unconstitutional land laws aud the
suicidal iniquities uf the state land
board administration which not
menace our interests but threaten the
very life and prosperity of this section.
b}i w. II. RoBlSsoN.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-02
TELEGRAPHlC MARKETS.
New York stock Market.


New YORK, Aug. l.-Govemments steady.
Railways firm.
State securities more active.
The stock market opened weak and lower
for Canada Southern. Central Pacific, Lacka-
wanna, Louisville & Nashville. Lake Shore,
Kansas & Texas, New York Central
and Union Pacific. Louisville & Nashville
especially weak, falling or from sIs. 10 ssh
on sales for London account. The decline
outside this stock ranged from X 10 per
cent. BEFORE l0;l5 the temper OF speculation
changed and prices advanced rapidly. the
Improvement being equal 10 y TO 2s6 per
cent, Tho report Of shipments of gold from
the ether side had favorable effect and
led to purchases for long account.
In the afternoon there was less doing and
prices sold oil h@lss per cent. The market
closed generally weak. Compared with last
nights prices are To IL per cent. higher for
Canada southern, 1acka wanne, Canada In
cihc, Denver, Northern Pacific, preferred,
Oregon Transcontlnental, Pacific Mail.
Omaha, Wabash aud Western Union aud IN
to "a per cent. lower for Central Pacific. ST.
Paul. Lake Shore, Louisville d Nashville,
Missouri Pacific, Kansas d Texas, New Jer.
sey Central, New York Central aud Wabash
preferred.
transactions, $4,000 shares.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-02

IAMES A. PoAGE, ATTORNEY W
- and land agent, Albany, Shackelford
county, Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-02

The biggest drive in gents linen col
lars Is shown by Il G. Evans Co. They
offer you three and four-ply linen col.
lars for l0c each. Never before has
these goods been placed on sale so
cheap. If you need anything In this
line call at b. c. Evans Co. aud aslx to
see the collar they are selling at Toe.
In connection with this cheap line of
collars they can show you the cele.
brated Il. & w. collars and cuffs.
These have a worldwide reputation,
You will also find celluloid collars and
cuffs, with a splendid line of neck
wear. In gents' furnishing we over
shadow any exhibit in the state IA to
immensely of stock, large variety and
cheapness of price.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-02
A Card.

EDITOR CLIPpER-After a careful
examination of the state constitution,
| conclude that / am not eligible to
the office OF state senator Of this dis
trict, IA there Is n question about my
consecutive residence for the length
of time required by law as one of The
qualifications
While / have looked upon Colorado
as my permanent home since | first
came to the place ia April, 1881, yet
my connection with the construction
OF the Il. & p. railroad called me West;
and subsequent to its completion, in
seeking the restoration Of my broken
health, have spent much time at
Toyah for the benefit of her excellent
mineral waters. ] am thus particular
In statement as there may be some
persons who do not understand the
matter, having more recently come 10
the community.
For the reason hereinbefora stated, /
have decided to Withdraw from the
senatorial canvass. But In doing SO,
desire 10 Express my profound graft
tude to the people for the Endorsement
of my views and candidacy given nue.
In those portions OF the district which
| have visited. The press too, with "A
few exceptions, has given most fstter-
ing notice both of my views and abill-
ty. ! appreciate this the more
highly. because know that
without the aid of the news-
papers II Is next to impossible for a
man &c succeed in political contest;
hence, he who does not invoke aud Sc
cure the cooperation OF the press must
expect to be sadly LETT In the race for
political preferment. But while
thank my friends for their frank en-
and hearty support,
which have felt would secure my
election, do not intend 70 ignore my
enemies. Friends make smooth
the way of life, but II Is the busy.
enemy who makes bali !
last for the boat. Imperfection |
inheres In the very constitution of
human nature, or as Victor Hugo
makes one OF his heroes tx press II, ITO
say that man has bis faults, his
blemjshes. and even bis crimes. 10 but
to say that he Is humsn." During the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-02
LIVE STOCK. PRODUCE, ere.

Special TO the Gazette.
C,ucAao. Ans ,-prc.s o,,,,.,., a.,
,' N.s ""o'u"'eu ny
-, 80 $3.50 "'"nei W" ""hs nor
-, .sa '.'n', u'e 'c'oenoy o'
values was towards declines.
Receipts OF whoa, are very large. and the
su.,itv o,,,. ,,,,,,. ,.,,,,n -. 49, -. -,
, ss 49, iVe'' "''sa ""s 'ne e""os o'
heepins uoWn prices. Whcat decliusd one
cent to-day. Corn onc-half cent
M ,ort o,t,,ra. ono,., r, ..,
-, -, $3.50 N" ', KS vo'"e''u a"u
out OF reach OF spcculators. Cash pork and
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-02

nR. II. w. MOORE. PHYSICIAN AND
- surgeon. office on First street, between
idencc over Office. Telephone number nj res
idence 1871; at Office 81.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-02
eroosriss.

n,Ar-sry., .n,.S na'n, No.. .,c,
~ a'ss'r' ''S'' nc bacon. ''x's SO dry SALT
8 = can't. s,se: ~ '>'V
fair. iso prime RIO, ISL annoy i.noy, 10 ND oid
government Java. Mkc.
TkA-ImPsri.i .sidse0; gunpowdsr. s0u7e
nsisSSis ss ' sss ias sS: s sfsauls as
Eiss-I Ssl.l:S.. ss,s
Asiss ss ssi NJ ss; |; N M S5l. j,ss II.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-02
ST. Louis.
Special To the Gazette.

Special 10 the Gazette.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 1.--wuKAr---rhe market
was oil atm more this morning, and the
only buyors around were shorts, but there
was no pressure to sell. as the LEGAL crowd Nv
SIN not inclined 10 short the market at pr, ;,
ent prices. The market closed slow and rs
TO IL below yesterday.
In corn, prices advanced steadily nom tho
opening, and ON the noon call reached their
highest, subsequently there was decline.
The advance for the day was > cent.
Provisions flrm aud unchanged.
Cattle. good Texans were scarce and
wanted; prices firm al 3 % To o.
Sheep dull.
st. LOUIS, Aug, FLouR-Easy and
slow.
wnrAr---No. . red si'<asS< cash; S@s,ss
August S,lsms5sk September; s5is sIss octo.
ber closing at inside prices.
CoRS.G.sh ~ es,s August ivSeT's; 49,
OArs-2!a ~ bid cash: ~ 5..N2ilS bid Au-
gust 81 ESQ . september.
PROVISIONS.
wHrsKY-stcady; Os.
CoRSMKAL-2 10
poHK- l3sWi-.
BULK MEArs-I.ong clear 3 40; short ribs
d; short clears75.
BAcoS-Long clear osasN; short rib oYs;;
LAaD-T 1907 IS
LIVE STOCK.
CArrLE-Receip's l,0o; exports soaB 81
good To choice o p'eibS: com non 10 medium
1905 90; Texans Weti 10; bulk Of sales 2,
@2bi.
one of the weekly letters published here
speaking OF the cattle market, says: 1--WE
confidently look Tor and expect tho hest
grades OF Indian and Texas cattle to sell bet
ter IN the near failure. Nv the suppl, OF native
cute Is very light, aud the best grades %
range cattle Will be used to MI their. places
HUGS-5 .56f5 ~.
OOaa \ 30
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-02

n A. BRAND, ATTORNEY AND LAND
VI agent, Temple, Texas. Special attention
given to adj ustmsnt and collection OF claims
and to all commercial business.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-02

WooI.--Brlght Hight, fno and medium. ~
months, 1Ssn y: heavy nre. ~ months, lI6o i5:
buck wool, seiO: low grade medium. boil:
Mexican, lDtni
2beayy Hint, dry. 4 NJ itc. Ma light flint. n
y 10, No. ., light Mint. " NJ SO. bulls ana
heavy, damaged, T. ID 4. calf skins and bndly
damaged. Z y 70; green. sailed, SOUND. q d &c.
bu tciiers. green, n n bhsc.
PKLrnigs-D beer skins, I'm ibGsis; antelope
HkiDs, n NJ lGttlfc; goat skInH. each, l0etab.
sheep peits, according To amount of wool.
CD up: shcnriIngs, nc ording 10 amount OF
wool. t6elO Mexican sheep pelts, n N M Toe;
Mexican sheep pelts, improved, lle1i2c; Mex,
lean sheep shcarlings. &c.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-02
MORRIS COUNTY.

DAINaERFIELp, TEX, July 81
Seasonable rains fell here last night,
which makes the crops look fine.
Hon. Z ). Todd OF Texarkana Is
spending few days In our town.
we are glad to learn that Mrs. s. p.
Pauns Is still improving.
Mrs. Amanda Peacock, the mother of
our senator, is quite sick and not ex-
pected to live.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-02
DalldInE nuAt.r,.I

LuhHEa-kongh lumoer, boxing, II incbss
ana under, nrut-cIass, 81: stripping. kx9, SsIi
noninE ana nooring, clears, tt6: thick cieara'
IA nnd ~, "; rough lumber, second class
JIM loist and scansling, oulls, Slb.
btDfsa-Fint common white pins. ss2 NO.
second do. SO; third do, s2S; poplar. sa8 o0S
1 n.tiye plno y: ~ 90: do X. S25 native
DRK'@En Lunnsn-Bor, II inches .uo
under, go oAa2s ". do kis, Us 0Oce& 90
scanning, )olst CT any common Lumbar
w 0NnN 70; boxing over 10 inches, 10000
" W; thick clears, " toll Y and 2, 60 0OeosS 90
second class. any KIM. y2l U)o8 90,
DRES4KD AND MATCHKD FL0oRINo-Ffrst
class. w; second class, cal.
WnIrEPINE fuRNIsHrN0 LuhBxR-Ik. IL
and Inch white pine, yTp; inch do, e66,
CEtLINo--BEADkD on PLAIn-Firpt com-
mon white Plus, " gt250. I'd do, eS0 81 DO, SMs
poplar, Y. e2S pan27.so; poplar, Y, SkaSNabS5 %.
nativepins ", S22-6O. Do, n, VA
forLAR LuxBrs.'-ix. ~. and y inoh. ssS,
.srIEoLEs--Whits pine A, %; do shaded A.
brand Vi do No. a. siso; 90 No. Ne Sss nsti Nv
saved heart, No saps, u.2S.
tuhKB.-White Pine. drsased aud headed.
square or nas,St yellow pine do. es laih..
Linr, crxxNr. Erc.---I.ims, Austin, o. Is
per Dbl. Cement. Louisville or RosenAie, 81 rs
Per bbl.; Portland. ~ rs per Dbl. Plaster Paris,
Nsw York or Michigan, % 70 per Dbl. Piastsi
BRioK.--Fire proof arm psr n.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-02
Comptroller OF the Currency.

mohTH NATIONAL DETECTIVE
wafer Maddox. Jas Il. Young
on,aly Tor any Information lead
vn,enenslon OF criminals of all
he,csn lurnish private watchmen,
INA a,,as interests, trace up stolen
to collections. ON ", 3i2
|oma UPSTAIRS, opposite Drs. Burts a.
"'Se,of sherttf's office ut the court
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FOUND.
srRAyEu OR STOLEN.
MISCELLANEOUS.

- - 49,
EAsuRY DEPARTMENTAL or
Itplioller OF the Currency washing
w II, 1854 Whereas. BY satisfactory
h pre'ented 10 the undersigned, IL has
1e toanpear that - he State National
prot Worth" In the city OF Fort
IN the county OF Tarrant ana state of
ny complied with all the provisions
(,'sed statutes Of the United states
y 70 be complied with before an nsso-
snail he authorized to commence he
OF banking. Now, therefore. /.
|Sm' cannon, Comptroller OF the Cur
W hereby certify that 1.-THE State
n bspk OF Fort WORTH" In the city
|rv.n' IN the county of Tarrant and
oanking rs provided in section
nuoured and sixty-niue of The re-
k.,vaes OF the United States.
Slomy whereof, witness my hand
f'o' oiii-e this 18th day uf July, 1891.
IL. W. CANNON,
comptroller of the Currency,
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IAysr,,nel.


New ONLNArs, Avg. l. -Covvor :
spot closed quiet; ~ higher for grades be-
inclusive.
Low Ordinary TX; Ordinary So, Good
ding 10 ii,i6;s GOOD Mlddiins 10 ibio; Middiins
Fair II $40: Fair n o Ia.
Futures closed steady; 5tos points lower
May 10 points lower.
Snles. lhlNl
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-02

NEW YORK, Aug. l.-sioney llseB2, closed
offered at ~; prime mercantile paper 5,SG18n;
exchange i%
Dry goods imports for the weak ssi25,ooo.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-02
WANTED AGENTS.

Gny n MiNE WITHIN THE REACH
|. Assn, tnat has pluck and perse-
h. az ~ tied every where To sell
bud ie,, ,e Residential Candidates.
Coma, eauy 80 pages, illustrated: also
,'e campaign picture ana chart
Adaraa. colors. sold only by our
bsiss nv J. w. Strong, el2 Main
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-02

sFAsterh TefHs and Southofn ToKas stOck
cattle about two dollars per head less than
tho above quotations.
The above prices are for hcrdn OF 1000 head
and upward, delivered on the trails. and for
nuch cattle M those raised In the counties
embraced In this following territory. West
OF the Texas Central Railway north OF line
drawn cast and west with Waco, and east OF
line drawn north and kouth with BAIRD and
south OF ked Rive.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-02
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

Immediately after the collision OF
the steamers Laxham and GioIi, the
captain Of the latter shot himself
"a. Barry was nominated by the
Democrats OF the Fourth congressional
district of Mississippi. on the Jour
teenth ballot.
Connolly i. Trigg wps noninntea
bv the Democrats Of the Ninth con-
cressionai district of Virginia, on tue
eighty eighth ballot.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-02

9ALvErov. Aug, I.--CnrroN-- spot closed
nominal aud one eighth lower.
ordinAr, sE; oood Ordinary pes. Low
Middling loA, Middling iusk. 3oSu Mid
dung '0Is; Miudling Fair NJ
Receipts ..
Halcs, -.
Exports =; coastwisc, =.
Stock, 1aS.
Fuiu, es ruled dull, then became easy on
second call; duh nnd steady ON third call
closing dun ct two to six points lower than
yesterday, except August, November and de-
cembcr which were practically unchanged.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-02
Drug. aud Paints.


Ba,k. Ciramon pr NJ ". Peruvian, 25a2 80.
Bora, lie. III carb onae Of soda, Eng Isl,
bc. cDpperas, Jst Cinchinedin. PEI or i5ct
Z. r., per 10 iOa 10. Chalk, lump. per ID 2Gts
Tie Included \. hicral Iiydra,e. per ~
81. u o., Composition pow der, per - %;
Dovers, per ID yf1. EPSON salts, per ID 40
~. Gum Opium. per y q y; dunn cam II ..
or p ssss ~erpn'as sr or r. = s
.tna'asa, .ss ! 81, AZ ~ 600. a"ia.
sns pss q s.a r'Gssss s sias IS
case 20 and 10 per cent on. broken. % and 10
per rent ~. Show cases. 1t prices. Rebate
Easae,. as Der ssn 1 B. yfsld TX
!fanss, z, per cent on Essential oils, 81.
~, ietly pure White lead, n Is. Spirits tur-
THg NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. coI.oRs.
Ivory drop black, u. per ID i;c Eggiish
blacE paint, Is, d; .Pro,aian bius, Is, -, =,
nc; fUitramnriDe biuc, ~. u. 3c: b,us paint.
+ &c. rsw Turkey umter, y. sc; burnt TS ai!.
burnt Italian sienna, ID. M; vapkybe brown,
u, pc: Paris green. ", PC; CHROME. o: .
2; O., Z, i7c; Ams.lcsn strmilli9n' Y, ~; ~
~; Chrome yellow y n. Q, a ". a.. u, 10;
yellow ochre, Il. s., ishs, :, vc
PREPARED Obtaining cutoHh<
Bark oak. igs Ash, lGc; u aok walnut, iuc;
Maple. 10.
Ivory drop bIrcks 1jc; raw Tnrkey umnsrs
7iu burnt Turkey un1bfr. s3es ssw Italian
,isnDn. &c barat iisitsa sienna Wi Van
isr,rss Of above n Ads on : bss's ~ r.
Z, and ! ID CABS. sssof'sc; g y sn1 ~ ~
Price In r. canr: haisnos Ia 1 and ~ $500
AL srted- Rsjco 10 - cnnsr Y - W 80
3tib 10 rails, ihc ~ Ard hfgr y per ~
e eusnttlb ~ \.
~ :.s'a J ! 49,: =; 81:
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AND AGENT.

IN A ,,., ~ - H-s-'--s-->--->---~-~~--~----
kss +. hOCKER ~ co., BELTON,
Eor. ~ and General Agents. Sole
W. me Abstract of Boll County
|su, weao q general land business, In.
N'oSine and conveyancing.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-02

,a;ss'es .ssss c.is. az Is 49,. ~ Z.
ne. 0k. ~sxn. ~ hay. ionee fsoe. TIE
vsSss, 70 ooos % par ION ba's hay. q y .
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Kansas City.

SpecIhI 10 Inc UAfcfte.
KANSAS CRY. Aug. l.-I.oosc meats are
quite active and prices hrmer. The demand
has Increased.
Cattic--Best grade OF Texans scarce ana 10
cents higher. supply small md mainly OF
common grades that are duh sales at 2oi@
a n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-02
n NV Orioaila.
PRovfsIoNB.

Nrw ORLEANS. Aug. I,--FLouR-Dul
and lower. higher grades i<a5n.
CoRs-Quiet, mixed e. white "
OATs-We-tern In good demand; choice ~;
Texas In fair demand Mt 49,.
CORN MEAL-Quiet at 1898 Is.
HAY--ilood demand aud scarce; common
l20l@3os prime IA coei6 90; cnoics ~ IO0n
Is co.
PoRK--S' cady with good demand Mt 10 80
BARD-Stcady; ueTce refined TX: keg "a.
BULK hEATs-In fair demand aud prices
higher: shoulders, packed, $50; long clear
and clear Ribs 300.
BACON Higher and scarce; shoulders 90:
long clear and clear rib rs.
HAMS - Choice sugarcufed canvased nrn,
IL.
WHISKY Steady; Western rectined ! loa
90
COFFEE Dull and unchanged; Rio cargocs
common To prime 1hGil.
SUGAR - Dull: lair To fnlly fair
if@ y; prime 5s5ls; yellow clarified b7s@s5.;
granulated q
MoLAssEs--.Dul common 30; refined
20s4O
RIcr-Quiet but steady at iJs965..
BRAN -Dull at ~.
COrros SEED OIL--phme crude 5000;
summer yellow 3JG40 Market dull.
sI0Hr kxCBAeUE.
NEW ORLEANS, Ang t-sight exchange
on New York, 200 p"r i,yD0 premium,
sterling exchange h. Is. 4sI.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-02

BAR IRON, n 80 NORWAY. sc.. M o, n
gaivanisea sSsc, iron Sss,S,. snes Nh ,sSn. s,
Hes No. Y do, lsc., SlxcS roe ne ~ Si ~ -
@lo oui Nxs0 and idxlt pat, do. III mas az ~
tinner's wire. " per cent. on tinner,s stocSs
forty Per cent on; cook stcves yith wsys'
si9 bons ooi do, with trlinminrs. Al; @sshon1,,
WOOD WORK. Wagon nxlos' 400 dsSi nj NJ,
tongues, Wccosl 0li singietrces, al Isl. boistsrs
NC. spokes t2lS3s 10, felioea, d Nsea 81.
psnuolstrees SSatoc; neck yohes. ~ ooS
sni piow beams, @ebA5c; plow handes. Al IA
@2po handles, u Tts9 so
,NAlls. ~ 10 kcs, basis lUd.--purS,en borss
snve. per Reg, - %; Perkins do, % 10, walk.
er 90, ~ 5oi Burden mule, 81 80; Northwest.
ern morse shoe nails. Nc. t,5oc, No. 8, 2dc.. Nh.
q 49, No. slc,, No. 40; .I.ake's'' do, No,
,ac se', No 4 x a. No . s,c, No. go, 40.
Ale, No. I, lsc., No, 4, iSc. -'''' ~
AxEs--k X, per dozen, ss b0a,o 10. I.ah.,.
SanSsS % nssssssensaek, % Scs7 %; boys,
REFRioERAToRs.--N Climax. s,7m,
no y DO. sls 10; No. 3 do, sss: No. 4 do, slS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES chains. 4 ,sr
pnI. sspIc;, plow singlctrces, per dox., s2
pillow doublctrces, peT doson SOO. stock
bells, ~ per cont, Oh door looks, o. 25ses ID.
wood screws, 30 and 10 per cent, off, /, il sast
door butts, % aud 10 per cent. on: out and
tinncd tacks, ~ per cent on, coffee milis. nd
per cent on, blind hinges. 80 aud 10 mar ccrt
on; carriage bolts, rs and 10 per cent an.
pillow bolts, AZ Per cent or, picce tin ware
% per cent on; deep stamped ware. IA nav
cent. on; shallow stamped ware, 80 per cont,
ON; lapanned ware, 10 per cont OF.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-02

rowdsr--Blastlng. P key, y soi Rins. = > .
eo ~: Rine, p i2j h,s.2 ~: Hfs, ~ ~, 81 81,
Hhct--s2 anSi; Buck shoL 1879.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-02
Sheep duh aud unchanged.


PRODUCE.
KAssAs CITY, Aug. l.-wuNAr-09lI bid
cash; 7O,s bid september; ~ bid October.
CohS- higher at iilf@Di..
OATs-Duil and nominal.
Ltvk STOCK.
The Live Stock Indicator reports:
CATTLE-teceipts 2,s01: native steers t,lO0
TO 800 pounds 50a8 Is: native steers pOJ TO
hoo pounds 5t6D5 ". stocBers 509i "a; cows
2T0d3 81; grass Texas steers Z 0lt3 80.
Hoes Receipts 5000 weak 5al0 lower
35dp5 50.
sHEEr-Recclpts 100: good natives steady:
- p0unds average sold At 400.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-02
PROFESSIONAL.

nRS. BROII.ES & GRAMMER, PHYSI-
lIcians and surgeons. Office, West Fourth
street. DR.. Broiles residence next door west
OF office. corner Fourth and Taylor streets.
Office hours 4 To . a. IN and toS p IN. Dr.
Grammer can be found at office ut all times,
except when otherwise engaged. Telephone
Mt office and residence.
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n.siSEss FOR SALE.

|NEa9 Nnr,..- l7--l7-1------1e--,l>---
hahn NurlcE FOR SALE AT A
10 is, ee Kentucky saloon and res
)k Tia houston street Owing to
tomn,. otoprietor will sell at y sacri-
And l sssse. No,k OF fine liquors, cigars,
ness nee None but parties mean,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-02

Every smoker should try Little
Joker"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-02

SKw York. Aug. l. : Corrox = loo,
closed quiet, quotations unchanged.
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y 70, Fl p ban &c. psr ,ss chop. q coal Is


S""Uy Ero0uoos
sse S.'..ocs .Ir ~, new. per bushcl. q 10,
: Dbl, si@ s. s,SH III pr Su q q yafaips
, y, NJ ohc.: Alrsn butter ss<psc. F'otisc'
hnis NM pcrIoi: @et ANAL, per bbl., 40
s.h"e." o' hn %sa. Nwf half bbi, small IS IS.
Cabbage, 90. "~irooss 70 W.
vd rSU.r rs,,,. ss@e az, per do..p.
1900; aeese. siai5i; uucks' = s sSS,
h9as-rct dcssn. s9,s,se.
Fredh country butt>r chu,c. Oh a 90. =
margarine, isr '~''~'' '~iVc'' soieo-
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T.. r,os-BY A YOUNG MAN OF
|uAisa wears experience In q grocery
f,s.ni references given. Address A.
n q. box 10, Guy.
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=. xTI.p-FEMALE HELP.

ASTFp-A woMAN, , TO GU ysnns A a..
no Bufi street., peSt 10 t'uaeii noeei'
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E-.rrn--sirt ALTON BY A PkAC
fAN maker; twelve years expert
acs.,,,v.fsciion guaranteed. Address N
In Office.
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rev YORK.


PRODUCE
NEW York, Aug. l.--FLouR-. Dull.
WHEAT spot grades declined *, closing
weak. options closed weak. No. . red W. No
2 red EsgU: No. red. August gilyGBk,
closing y5JS; SEPTEMBER eJl.lsD7. closing oyI1
October Dsipy3lS. closing rs,
CORN Open ned Izdask higher. afterwards de
clined tiSPBi, closing easy: No. red o.. No. .
82a63>k; No. 2 August $3.50 82t, closing. ok:
September 21zGs63 ~. closing 6gs; October
e'1s'SsA' closing sax
C0rYEg-Spot lair. RIO quiet but steady:
options dull and barely hteajy.
Eaies l6Vyy bags.
Rio No Z: Augu.t, 1856 September,
s %; October 5 is1s2. November v 2lGtt2j
sGGAR-Dull and nominal. Hc1pet steady
ana more active; srsnuiated y-lGBosz.
ftosTN- Quiet and unchanxed.
TuHPEs rfSE--Weak ut 3s6t3s IL.
PoJs> QUIET but steady. ft
MoLAssEs--tlu ~ but steady.
RicR-Quiet but tnG.
LARC- Easier. 49,
LIVE STOCK.
BREygs--R Receipts 2.S0, lower; nat. We steers
y,e7 ~ CoioradOb 2oes $50; Texas steers $50
smkEp- Receipts $50. slow trade; 1896 IS
for sheep, Seo70j for lambs.
BosTos, Aug. i..-WOOL-Narket In I'm
proved demand; 0hio and Pennsylvania
cxtr.s Si@5s Michigan extra 2y1@sI:
washed woods iss,E pulled WOODS 1896.
COTTON MARKETS.
COTTON RKoEIrfs AT ALL UNITED STATES
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UayTED-MALb HELP,

7. ooon TIN-RooFERs AND GAL.
y v,ssd irnn cornice-makers. Apply AT
y uney 4 Phillips, Dallas, Tex.
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h RENT. NICE FURNISHED ROOM.
Elj West Third street. Jurs Ambrose.
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|R RENT--ONE NICELY Flu FINISHED
boom on corner West Fiiih and Burnett.
h on premises to Mrs j. T.. Calhoun.
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