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Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-05-02
TOBACCO SALES.

Sales by Hancock & Fraser of 1874
IIhds. tobacco as follows:
q Hhds. common and good Tugs,
800 to $50.
81 IIhds. common and medium leaf,
1915 to 900.
46 IIhds. medium and good leaf,
1886, 9.25, $50, 9.S5, 9.0j, 800, $50,
9.55, 9.25, 9.2J, $40, $50, 9.75, 9.25,
1000, 10 so, 1915, 1000, 1000, 1000,
1850, 1850, 1925, 1925, 1880, 1915,
1850, 1915, 1915, HOO, IL Is, ll.00,
ll50, ll.25, ll.50, lis, ll.50, ll.75,
1900, 1900, 1925, 1880, 1926, 1900,
1880, l4.50
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-30

NuNnrR-Nough lumber, boxing, n inonoa
AND undofl urnt-clnas, ~; dripping. krA SSis
boxing ana noorine, claRru, So. THEY clearn'
" hnn ~, w, rough lumber, aecond class
VIZ iuiAt and nconuing, uulle, SIS
btntNq-lirnt common white rino sR1 40
second %, SO; third do, pAS popiAr. III fnI
" % natiyc pine " ~ So 40 y, s1S native
nnEiSnp lulmnn- Boxing iainoh.s ana
nndeh sN geeA O9 do NFa, bg OlNri %
neAntllnT, joliet or any common lumber
VS. poeA ~, boxing over n inohet, sNm,e
" w thiok cloarn, ~ tol 4 aud q SO ODNxA AZ,
ucopnd cAnn, ANY KIM, p1i 81.
nRrwEn ANn MAruMun FrooEfno--N4rr
olnHa Us; second claHS, tgl.
Wiltrk ftNN FunNtautRo AunnNR--i,f. IA
and alnch white Pine 40, inoh do, 80 -
ChfLtNO-- nkApnn ON PLAfN.-Firat coua.
mon white pine AZ, ei2.b0, "a do, Et), III do f5t
poplar, x, s2e Vslsl,Nt poplar " ~ M AM ~
uativoplue ~ ti2.bo. DO, v e2d h
feri.An LyNhxR.--lA, ~, and Inch, ESQ
MtiNaLin-white pine A, es, do nnndea A.
W,si. uo extra No, 1, s3.dn uypreas. beni am
brand, IS, do No, q si60 40 n. b N NJ natieys
rAWcd heart, $40 sape, 0iN
tieHEfn. White Pine dressed and headed,
square o. nat, 4 yellow pins DO s, iaih,
liMr. cEMnNr, cro--flms, Austin. t2.ss
per obl. Vemqnt. Louisville or itoaanaia. SAW
Per hnii Portland, elia per obl, Plaster hsrit,
New YORK or Michigan, y 90 por Dbl, rlariei
nRIoR. -Tiroproof. AZ sopsrM.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-30
WORLDS EXPOSITION.
To the Cotton Glnners Of the South on
the IMPORTANCE Of Convention.

MENIA, Ten, Sept believing
that much benefit could be derived 10y
us from an interchanglng OF ideas at a
general meeting TO discuss ginning in
terests, / am endeavoring to get up
such meeting or convention Of the
ginners of the country. Nearly
all the other branches OF
industry and all the professions
have their annual meetings TO discuss
mutual interests, and why not we? In
my opinion no more appropriate
place and time could be suggested than
at New Orleans during the cotton CEN
tennial exposition. Ginners will nat
urally be attracted there by the cotton
feature of the exposition, while The
great reduction in railroad fare will
be an incentive to cause many to 90,
If only for "A pleasure excursion. BY IA
little concert of action we may mingle
business with pleasure. My plan
for a succe ssful meeting Is this:
Let every ginner who reads this clrcu-
lar send me, by letter or postal card.
his name and address, aud suggest
some month and date which he deems
the most suitable time for the proposed
meeting. After hearing from the
larger number OF ginners i will, with
the assistance of prominent ginners,
select and appoint the month and date
agreed on by a majority of them, and
will publish the same in a circular
and send TO every ginner who has re-
sponded to this suggestion. j will
also publish, In said circular. all the
topics for discussion that have been
suggested. Now, If every ginner who
reads this will send me his name and
address and do AZ requested, 1t can be
easily arranged for large number Of
us to meet in New Orleans, at stated
time, and much mutual good will, no
doubt, be the result.
By way OF introduction or personal
mention, would state that i have the
honor to be one of the commissioners
from Texas to the New Orleans expo
siti0n. ] have been running gin and
studying ginning all my life; and feel
ing an interest in the matter proposed,
I have taken upon myself the tas K
of presenting II 10 the ginneTs
of the South for their consideration.
] truat that every ginner who reads
this circular will send me his name
and the time he would prefer for the
proposed meeting. Do not postpone 1t
| till tomorrow or next week, but
send me, az once, your name and adj
dress, and the time you think the best
for having a meeting. Yours truly,
r. s. MUNGER, Mexia, Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-30
ON CHANGE.
stocks We're Strong Yesterday, clos.
ing at the Highest Prices Of
the Day Cotton Lower.
The Grain Market Flnotuated 0orddera.
bly,, Closing Generally lower
The Figures.

NEW YORK. Sept ~, - Governments
unchanged,
Railways firm.
State securities steady.
Stock market steady. Toward midday and
after delivery hour the market was strong
pnd prices higher Union Paeino was The
spcelal feature and rose 2 pcr cert. 10 AZ
Northern Pacific preferred scored the great.
est advance selling up 10 ls,i, hui on com
pamuyo small dealings; among other
active shares st, Pau declined nom
76k TO 20, and rose TO n Al
which figure closing sales. Northwestern
advanced nom eox TO epl. 1.ackawanna
from ioa% 10 no, Lake Shore from eai to
ass, Kansas a Texas from i73{ to 1855. New
York Central nom sl,s TO 20, Texas Tactic
nom ll1f TO IS. and Western Union from 54to
til2 The market closed strong at highest
point ofthe day; compared With Saturdays
closing prices are Se22 per cont. higher
among inactive shares, Houston h Texas 10
81 Transactions, $4,000.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-30

BAK IRON, - bQ.-Noreny, SOL No. " "A
eheot iron lfs9.i No n y sheet iron, fiso,i
galvanized rsirct iron ,naalSoi No. " ilshda,
Hos No. l 4 do, loo; ajnQS foounR IN. slfM
Nplb b1j hnO aud lUAiA pat. do, 81 33lbN boi
unnorn wire, 30 per cont on; unnor'n ntook
forty per cont on, cook HtdVoe 9th ware
$40 300 ~ OlJ do.t With irlmminHa, tit b0a66B0'
WOOD WOltk,- Wagon RslOh. 900, esgi O0 4
tongues, p)ct9el OQi HinTletroen, 81 Tbi bolHtsfa
BOO, sp0kes, s21b3e O0l follo0a, ii aSSB9 IA,
Doubletroos, ~ 9tasl 90; neck yokoh, "a OOS
2tlj pillow beams, ggsaetc,i pillow hRndloa ei 7b
R2b0, handles, ti 1902 ~.
EA1i.A, - 10 hog, hRaiH ind.--Burdon horse
shoe, per kog, % ~; Perkins DO, 81 n1, Wall.
cr do, q 50i bnrden mule. o. 60I NOfthwpHt.
ern horse ehQe nRiiH, No, a,b0c., No. 0, no. M.
8, 2icp No, !, 40, No. !, Sln.: "lakenN do, No,
tbc, No. 3 30, No. y NO, No, !, 900. No. B.
2lc., No, 7, 100, No, u, Inc,
taeoSe .o naosenaach. % tOefOoi boys.
REFRld EHAToIiH,-- -. No, Gilman, slyO0t
No. 9, DO, az 80 No. do, Ell No DO. ~
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES chains, AZ psr
pair, 1910; pillow ningleireea, per dos, 81
pillow doubletrooH, per doEen 1901 stock
BELLS, ~ Per cent, on door locks, 81 25e8g O0i
wood sorrows, 90 aud 10 per cant obi 4 II nrni
door hutia % and 10 per cent. on, out ana
timed taoha, ~ 1or cont on coffee mills. i'd
per cent. oni blind hinEoa, B aud 10 peT cont,
oni carriage boln, H5 and 10 per cent ofit
pillow bolts, - por cont, on; pieno tin ware
81 Dor pant on deep stamped ware, 30 pei
cont offi shallow stamped ware, " pbr can't
0ni inpAnnod ware, 10 per can't OF.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-30
USEFUL AID SUGGESTIVE.

You cannot make better use OF
your suds than TO pour II around
young trees, grape-vines and rose
bushes. 1t is a first-class fertilizer for
ALL Exchange.
It Is very wisely advised that poul-
try breeders should not lose sight OF
the double object Of raising poultry
the production of eggs and the pro
ductfon ofthe supply Of carcass.
Nature Is very much like shiftless
child, who, the more be is helped the
more he looks for 1t. The more med
icine a man takes, the more he Will
have to take, whether it be anodyne,
tonic or Alternative Halls Journal OF
Health.
Clipped beef Heat together one
and q half pints each Of milk ana
water and thicken with beaten egg
and little flour; when Il has boiled
five minutes add quantity o. Clipped
beef; stir In well and remove at once
from the fire. The Household.
To protect the ironing-board from
dust, take two paper fiour-saclfs, cut
the bottom of from one, and paste THIS
one 10 the top OF the other, 10 make
the required length; when done, slip
this over the board. The outer cover
Ing of the board need not be taken of
after using, ifthis care is taken, and
much time Ii saved.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-30


NEW ORLEANS, Sopt. .N--FLouR- QuIot
with fair demand; high grades 75etf2
CoRN-nuli In sacks, mixed %, yellow Us,
OAre-Wesiern easy and IN moderate dc.
mand; choice Be-; Texas dull, mixed quoted AZ
ai,hs
uoRg MKAI-ln moderate demand ana
quoted at 7N8g1h
poRK--steady. with good demand; II IS
l.ARD-liower iierce rcnned n krg So.
BULK MEAre.-ln good demand; khouldOfK,
packed, 7dJbt, clear fib 10.
bAcoN--Good demand; shoulders IA long
clear aud clear RIO N.
HANS = choice sugnrcurtd oanvased
nkmi6.
wIusKY-Fim; Western rociined oSa
CoFFEE-eteRdy, fair demand; RIO car.
goes common 10 primo S@ilA.
IA; MIR 20 ially far iA@i5G prime AZ; yci.
GO.
RluE-F Firm aud steady; ordinary to choice
tse9h ~.
BRAN-firm and scarce, AZ 50
COTTON sEED oiL-Snpply light summer
yellow N,
H1Y-Felr dsmpndj prime 1905; choice ~
common igMiA
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-30

hhAIe-sngaI CURED hama' l9N ., q. o. Y.
hanpni lac =, t.baoon, lzko, h.b, drg SAT-,
ny. -,--, -.
ihi-- meoheIfl, iglp hltai NO 4 Nliibi No.
x tl,Vf helt pDlhn 90. \ Wv no, 5000
white uhhi No. I, MI, bbln,, W,lo; No, 2, $40,
DRIED herlinga, pef ooAi so. Cod nEhi bHc
laAhp-Ilefeoe, aaoi W ana 0yb cane, plkcs
llD cans t4oa l0o eanh, we bn 4nu, slfci
cans, 100
uorYnB'-O0nnon lloi ordinary llMgj
hif, l2e.i prime 10 lboi hncyi hoi OH
g0yornment java, M51o -.
IEA-lnPerial it0obg RunpowdeTs 0G7D,
kuaAn-Fine. powdered, bbla- b4c.i do,
half'2blEl we; ont loaf, y4o grannlated
star lard 70; lsinisiAna Rrannlateds Ijso.st--i
standard A,Iau,. oholoa Wnito, TO; yellow
CHARMED, I,fglAo.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-30

ezttn olu wnlaky el1A
WrNn1--(larol. oaHa.It tnrnfnlo ~ nav onntt
~, Cstewen. perfnilcn, ~ OO' i'cfi, ll NJ
$40 sherry, per gnl., u .sss OH ,sss,e,rr
per r, gs H., q COOS % White wine. in ossss.
On ANrAoHE-0, X. Mumna a Co. rrtr,
NY, ~ Nl0S %, Hoid1icf, IA caak ot flI 0Sn
y o. kfuh, In haaket. ncl OlAQ00t Dos,e4ti,
chAmpaEue 81 ooait 90 OeS. conlet. erlrs
drv. ninta, en- 90.
pty doa., ~ Ooa2 ~ - H"''@''
BOrrLnn HKrn-f,a ANNA ounrtn eta m 49,
~ ~ huqwoieeri quarts cl1 Oa pints ilf o0,
Ntlenges beer, quarts, elS o. rints IN 30,
schilW hilNaufeei quarts ~ % rintr els n0i
Anthony a knhns, OTIS tiaN. ntnfs ~ ~
n. Nlncecn q SONS che pAHarne boof. ounff,
s .,,.sN plnss Sneo; FAlk'ssAilwAuhe %, quar-,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-30

POiatoes--Insh. new, .per bnshel. 600.
= bbl, 81 oO, HeaDa, H.P. med. bbis. 30; iarFe
lima 6l<c.i snail butter, lI<f91e. Pickles,
medium per lbl.. ~ o. small, per bhi.s q O:
choeSe, half cream. i15{e.i fuil cream, i6t
Peanuts. iDs oder. hsif-bbl., " " Cab
'baRe, per crate e216.
poULThY- henn. $40 q ~ per dQser
&fooG; Geese. $3.50 Gtbf Duckn. 81 iii "
t0oa-PoT dos0n. lbE1Jc.
Hro1il country butter, choice, - q z5c,
margarine, 80.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-30

Twelve months ciip. light, fne and medl.
Nin sels line heavy 10 light, iaNit. six
,msNnths leelN nll, flnc heavy, ioAig fali
$500 '-fh@''r N''""'
HlnnA--No, heavy nint, dry y N 10, No.
heavy MINT, dry, y y tec, No light uint, y
heavy, densancd, n n :; calf skins and badly
datnarcl. \ = A-lsc green, sailed, sound. n K
70 butchers, Nrcon, Il n hiSc
rNhrNttS- lccr Rktnt RIh lSalN anita nm.
skins, v y loplSc, goat shlra, each. iaSAs,
sheep pclis, according 10 amount Of WOOL
A'cR up hhearinrr, according TO amount oil
Mexican sheep pelte, Improved, iii Aiac. Mev.
lean sheer shearlinrs. Sc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-30


Special TO the Gazette.
ST. LOUIS, sept. --WHEAT-Tho demand
was very small and the bulls efforts proved
frnitless. Prices later declined 70 ~
Corn was very dull ard X of.
Provisions IN light inquiry and slow at
unchanged prices.
Range catlle ruled SLOW and barely steady
at last weeks prices.
Sheep dull.
PRODUCE
sT LOUIS, aept. 29.-FLoUR--Fifm.
WIfEAT-No2 red % l405 cash; 81 Sep
temher so4@Sl October. b3@sS IL HoYem'
Der, closing 81 inside price,
coRN- 81 cash: u September. 20 -
October: 5gK November.
0ATs-2s ll2ls25 81 cash; 255S October NO
PRoyIsIoEs.
WHIBKY--steady, / r.
CORN AKAL 2 %.
PoRK--lG 1911 %.
BULK aEIrs-short ribs Q %; short clear
: BAoos-Lopg clear 10 IS; short clear IL;
short ribs. 10 "A.
LARD-7i4.
LIVE STOCK.
CATTLE--Reeeipia 400 exporters 0 tOe0 10
good 70 choios B5G5 81 common 70 me-
dunn I 5oa5 90 native butchers stun w
81: grass Texans 1s6r5 40, mainly b0g3 ".
HOGs-R Receipts, =; Q OoN5 10
-lIEaP-Reoeipts, 800 inferior 70 lar -
az rs: medium 70 good 2tpHt -; cholfs 70
extra 3 499376 Texas Oo@2N
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-30
Chicago.


Special 70 the Gazette.
CHICAGO, Sept N-rhs grain maria,
Today was excited, and prices fiuciuated
widely and quickly. wheat opened hleh,r
and corn lower and went up and down nom
opening 10 near the close Tho close was
lowor than Saturday.
Lard and pork futures were dun. cash
meats steady and unchanged.
Cattle market slow and a shade lower al
rolnd
Sheep dull.
,..,. rRQRvcE
CliicAoo, Sept ~ Flour = Quiet ana
wiIeAr- september S7assu closed nc
Ocioberi lAssQ1s,S closcdsile November fps 3
y, closed ny. No. red, ssh cash.
Com september stetSi closed ~. orioher
oNseA closed olsA; November AK, closed t0ls
fNoN1tforA.
PoRE--Cash lsiSaAiGii; October 10 55saiT Oh
LAID = cash Z Sa3 10 October sSoa5 lc
i BULK 81 MIi,,,rs-sheuidors $50 short rib
10 0e shoit clear 10 So
Ltvs STOCK.
provorAi Journal reports
Hoes Receipts, II ono, Sosoa oS
uA1rtf-- Receipts, alOts export grades 80
Ge 20 good TO choice shipping, SStaa 10,
common 10 fair 40thSt rcNang 6S0s 40.
SnEkr- Receipts, ao0g inferior 10 lair.
2 VO.n2 ~, medium 10 good, 3 So good 10
choice 0oei 10 Texans aoW 3 Is,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-30

its 1i Sglei % feeders tOles a. cows suo
~, =. tfe.s Texas steers sl9SSs
ioQS Receipts Ncf s mas So.
good. "N' 70
p 1--WE Srors.
III. ~ - kecelpts S1se don and lrrceular
.ooi 70 primo natives sola az isef6 - n few
Wy. Wy ttNtned 1885 90, rencfai sales were Al
1900 ~. txpouofs had 500 al steers. All
VtIect nom the West. tarOassps Df Amer.
S 4, leirigcretor beef quoted Ia i.iverpooi Al
euSKr-R Receipts 1870 fairly active, az.
tfVmcs s ~ tor sheer Is Tor lambs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-30

adstaadf, Imitation vain az
each, n foag ~ all walnut. "a bOsi0 CO.. Ghsirs
wood seat, y dos, W 1907 W, cane and rattan
ssRt, IS 009g D0 cane scat, dining, $40 O00D OO,
ChildE and rookerA, o. O08i2 bl large TOokilRl
g1O Ol1sD O1 camp and rockers, each. on JbG
50 hirfofa, arch tops, q dos, 81 G0fpl7 NJ
Fables, round, t3O0BHb0 fnll Loaf, ~ I0sB6 hn
safo1, each, Is 2seIl G nuFohuH, 81 b5690 %
Haby Carriages. o. b1aAs0
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-30
Kansas CITY.

special 70 the Gazette
Kansas CRY. sepL 1s.-PfoNsions
were dull but prices were nrm.
Texas cattle were IN liberal suppiy;duii and
Is cents lower ON all grades.
sheep dali
KAsaAs CRY. Sept 2. = WHEAT-teSf
CO. o6s;s - cash: ssx bid October 2assO no
MEMBER; May ~ bid.
OArs-Cash y bid.
LIVE MOCK.
Iiye stock Indicator Feportt; - a..
Receipts Sa0t exports Vtfh ~
good 70 choiee shipping Eg5ss common v
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-30

INV OnLNANs, sept. ~. -. t,orrox
sPou clo,ed IRREGULAR aud lis to X lower
low Uauinaly > Ordinary S,c oocs
ordinary Nk Inv Midaiinr as.N Mia.
Feir 10 "a, Fair iooit
points lower.
SALES IS tou bales
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-30

NKw loRK, Sept M.--Money lac, closed
offered p prime mercantile paper SAD,
sterling exchange d. b. at is2H: sight iSiJs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-30
CHEAP COLUMN.

,.,,,,,sononts under this head Win 30 in
.l a, tho rata OF i've cents a line, euoh
. ~. seven words to the line. No solver
.,.,snt Inserted for ioas than Is cents. Far.
..,tn whom we have no running account
..,st nay IN advance,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-30

nor, s0a50, oats, l667io hAFiay. 5DtOp
ne Blf; nnfB. o1Aa53f bay, loose frOai M
Wagon. u 00n7 % per ton bale hay, e ~
10 OK bran, sc. per io.i enopS, u ppgi q
~ ~.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-30

sEastorn Texas catlle al about three. and
southern and Central Texas Stock cattle M
about two dollars pur head less than the
above quotations,
Tue above prices are Tor herds ct 1907 head
end upward OF nest North TcNak rattlo dp
livorod ON tho Trail.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-30

bur ar CHARLES HOTEL UNDER THE
new management Is giving perfect salts
irtion 10 their many guests, and the new
A sonrietors, q il, CLARK and lady, spare no
A M ar expense TO furnish first-c ass accom-
.ss5atinns nj reasonable rates. good fare,
leen beds and polite attention Is the motto
this house. Corner OF iusk and Seventh
ltreets.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-30
DISSOLUTION.

fNHE COPARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE
III existing between Manly Cox and d. NJ.
Franc. under the firm name OF Cox Grape:
this day dissolved by mutual consent. All
sbts due and TO become due 10 said firm are
transferred TO aud viii be collected by ID. M.
trapo. Dated this, 18th day OF sepiember,
|Ss4 NJ. Cox,
ID. M. CRAPo.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-30

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. p keg, 81 %, RlHs, , - ,
"a 10, Hife. i2f ns.. af15; tifis, H61 Bn,,s 10
StOt-s9 y saof, bnok shut, v Is.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-30

0ALvEsTos. sept. 29.--corfos- spot closed
eafy
Gross receipts, 7gse.
falcs, lsl5.
E1ports, f1sj.
stock, 5,628.
1rdinary y S 10 Good Ordinary > ~ Inv
Hidd,inR IA Stealing ebb. Good Md
diing9K: NiddiinR FAir 70.
Futures opened weak, ruled easy ana qulei,
closed auisf Int steady ~ 70 10 poinia lover
June u poinis loNer --
E0sTn1 q cALL,ls GALL . Gait, oLoo q.
BeptNmber ...-...... ,,.,.t =.
N,,vena6erl FassII 3 650fe f1Mif t6dt0
Decenabef gtft56I 1i@b blNtl 2 stffbl
Tennerv 5Q17ll B 6y,fot 6S15gfi y ftfb70
1'et,s,1s.yyyy 3 si6gll b S2ftss Bae1sf s1tb3
Hsr,n d 1lstsfl| D aiasie D1en 3 nan
Anil .. 10 lsftlt|lD igsti@iO lV9ili1 l1Hll
Nv ~, ID 1slfd 80 2tazBi0 1is9.1 10 ztfe21
1nrse u 10 1885, 10 3793fiO I9fo
Total aalss b.oL
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-30

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. e.-sight exchange
on New York, I % per loo promiuff
sterling exchange b. b. I s25s
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-30

s,o COMMERCIAL TRAvELERs-HAV-
ing ieasnd the Carpenter House az De
e.fur. Tex, for five years am determined TO
tnese IL to your interest TO stop with me
[rithout regard TO expense. sample oms
furnished ChAS' SOWAh frop'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-30

aseslnsa y loels9. g gss PREF
80 s--sss~s 2sk SsHr ~ y y iWp yshS 2'a'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-30

.--SopT WORTH, SEpT. 20, lSSi-WE, TIKI
III 'yndersigned, do hereby agree not TO work
. - ,.ss man 81 6lper day on and ntter the
=. AN of october, 1884. and also 70 VAIN all
lsss,te3ers 10 stay away from the Fort.
sgned a, r gsqaai " y. IlnTR0 ,Si' s y.
n w. Davis
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-30

The best smoking tobacco is Little
Joker.p
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-30
prnra and PaInia,

DHNNhs
Bark, Cinnamon per n u. Peruvian, 25a2B D..
H0rhH, 40 nicnfbonaia OF soda Engiiali
&c. Copperaa Bsf. cinchinodla, por o. 90
ctss CASTLE soar, por n afblB. Cream tartar,
q ", per 10 lO1ni5. Chalk, lump, per lb 298.
Caloidei, T.. a W., Tb4gB0, EnRihh. per Id, bot.
lie Included, sol o.. Cbloral HydTate, POI Ii
81 yl9i 20. tblOroforrni per ID bottle i1elud-
ed, e10j. C0lnppsiil0n powder, per 10 ~.
DOyefa, per I'D 81 ~ Epson aAita, per 10 "a
~. Gum opium, per lb ~ b; Gun Cams
phOr, per ID AM5l, Morphine, per o. ~ fOD
per gallon, 81 0j6gl 20. oil, lard, winter,
strained, 7s2bO, oil, lard, No, I, 0sa10 Quin.
Inc, 4. a w, pef on 81 10, Flowers sulphur,
ease 20 Per cont, on bf0kon. ~
per cent o.. SHOW casoa, lat prices, Rebnlo
patent medicines, at Hat fheyen fluid
tracts, - per cont. or Essential oils. 81.
Louis list
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-30
FINANCIAL.

n DAMS OF MONEY UPON PRO UCTIvE
j II land negotiated; also, vendors liens
bought Francis Smith q Co, Fort Worth,
Iexas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-30

.,1FwANE OF FRAuDS-ANI FEtsoN
. ~ ~ EIsin - our foreman, ~ an impostor
y sioae have authority 10 put on Fletcher
~ In This city. Byrnts & Cross, contract.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-30

~ ID: FooTE,w, s,CUNNfNGHAM.cH As
~. a. Delley,aitorney IT law -roote. nai.
ley q cunningham, san Angela, Tom dreen
county Tex, land and live stock agency
Lands for ranching pnrpos cs speciality. COL.
iecuons ana correspondence solicited.
HOUSTON 4 HENDERsON-W n Hoi5n.
IL ton, N. Henderson--TawycrB and Land
AGENTS. Ohice In Bank building, Wiohits
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-30
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

tfNoR sALE--FIVE SHARES WORKING
.I mems Building aud Loan stock. APP
ply to j. +. BTigance, w. U. I. office.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-30

Ivory drop black. 20: nav Turkey lumber,
&c, bnrnt Turkey. uipDDf, no, raw Italian
sienna, 25c burnt iiasiar aiennh, lbc; Van.
dyke brown, 25c.
Prices of aboro lnado On . balls 0f : IN ",
X and ] ID cans, haaoriod Ia X alid ib
cans. balance IN I and ~ cans, ASSORTED.
Price Ia ~ cans. balauoo In ! aud ~ cans
assorted. PTiee ia IL eaus, 10 inz4. i1jf and
iekg.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-30

'TF YOU RAVELosr THE KEY TO YOUR
u trunk or valise, A. j. Anderson. 205 Hous-
Ion street, can supply you with a new one
Ind will guarantee n 1T. Locks, hinges,
lasps and fastenings, single or 10 match, al
'says on hand.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-30
strictly pure whlIs Led. u 70. spirits tsr.
pentina, yif1bs Boi-ad OH, 90.

TIN bHEnaA NV LIfkHs coLonA
collcii black is. per ID iae lamp niaof, IL. 10.
black paint "a, 81. srrusAian blue. ~, ~, ~,
20; fUilfaBarinU blue, ~, ~, 30; bfuo paint
u, 10, nnW Turkey lumber, Ia. NJ, burnt TuI-
key ufD bfr 10, 10; raw italian sienna, II, fc;
burnt Italian sienna, ~, Ne. VaDkyke brown,
II, 70; Paris green. lg, 2Oc. Chrome, Il n, o, a
y, o., IL, lie. American yermilliOn, la, zoe: I'M
dian red, II, II; Ninetta rod, ~. 81, I2,fa, "A,
~. throne yellow, T.. N. q. A ~ o., H. Hot
Yellow ochfc, IN, "a. l1lfa, "a, vc.
PunPAnED 0hAfHfFo CoElon9.
Bark oak, 100; Ash. 100: hack walnut, TO.
Maple, loc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-30

hrs. BURTs 4 FIELD PHYSICIANS
~ and surgeons. Ofiice over Kings drue
store, Main street; telephone connection ri
onicon and residences.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-30

NEW YORK. Sept ~. = CoTTOa- spot closed
quiet, 40 lower. November cotton u lower.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-30
PROFESSIONAL

II J.. NERCoE, NJ. D., PnYsIcfAN
LIE and surgeon, oflico corner Houston
and Fourth streets. over Washer 4 Aurnai.
leslaenee corner broadway and Galveston
phone Communication; ofice ga, resi-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-30
SITUATION wANTED-MALE.,

xrTANTED-WORK, BY TWO LIVE,
NV wide-awake boys. Address y, Gazette
phice.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-30

A YOUNG MAN WITH ELEVEN YEARS
IA experience IN bookkeeping, and now
|teeping books for one of the leading insiitu-
HONS oil Fort Worth, would like a SIMILAR po-
Elton with mercantile house. Address NJ.
bl Gazette Gfiice.