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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-19
FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.
GoRDoN's PROCLAMATION.

GORDON y PROCLAMhIION.
London, February 1S.-The Times,
discussing Gen. Gordon's proclamation,
says that Gen. Gordon Is well aware
that steps are being taken in lower
Egypt to discourage slavery. He
knows, too, that England's guarantee
of the Red sea ports cuts of the exit
by which slaves have been disposed of
to other countries, while he believes
his own work in the Congo country
will effectually check the inflow of
slaves. In view of these facts, the
clause in Gen. Gordon's proclamation
removing all restrictions upon the
slave trade assumes character of little
practical significance.
THE HOUSE OF COMMONS.
London, February 1S.-Gladstone
replying to an inquiry by Northcote
regarding Gordor's action, said the APP
pointment of Mahdi rs sultan of Kar-
fodan and the remission of taxes were
within Gordon's powers; but the true
meaning of the order in regard to
slavery could not be understood from
the Geographic summary, and thego
eminent preferred to await the receipt
of the full text of the original order
Gladstone has confirmed the report
ed submission of the Khan Of Nero TO
Russia.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-19
TELEGRAPHlC MARKETS.

NEW YORK, February ls.-oovernmen's
weaker for 4,k's at second call but cioSea
firmer.
Railways active and strong
state securities quiet. a.,
stocks opened with lower marhe,i a IN
IN. f,rs, balfhour of business prices deeinea
A@r., the Northwest common leading ,, ;o, ia
,Se downward movement. AT about io'so
Union pacific advanced tosIss ON large trans
actions; stock was in brisk demand ana AZ
,Iu,es mere was difference of " between
regular and seller. a number OF seller siA.S
buttons fell due oday and these In commune
lion with the closing OF books tomorrow 'e'
10 a brisk inquiry, for shares ran as h,sh
I.ss per diem paid for stock inc Lar r,'
wanna shared with the Union P"elnc' ~, an
chief speculative interest In u,s ~ , !
moved 10 l2pN on the u per ceh'' """'A '
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-19
rxa,.isn CRAZY cnnrs

be LONDON economist, January aylh
states HAT The VISA, hcr In England n ~ bee n
bolst,rons with some nall OF rain. but onc,
during the past few days. win lower ,,m.
pcrnturc, which may be beneficial TO the
grain crops. as tending to check loo forwar,,
growth. The whee,s are reported through.
out England as not at all at fault In that
respect, but strong and healthy.
COTTON SPINNING.
Cotton spinning In the state of sonth Cato-
Ina has inorc than doubled within the past
four years. while the value OF manu- iacturcs
OF fall kinds since 1850 has risen from sloooo.
90 to ssS,OcooD. or more than double. Tho
whole value OF agricultural, manufacturing
and mining products In that state for the last
twenty-three years (or since the rebcilion) is
as follows:
1886. t,tS5.T0T lSs0 $50 ssS. 5s2
1870. ..., ...- Ia,l51J56 lSSi....,.. 70,o5i,725
VISIBLE SUPPLY or GRAIN.
The visible supply ofgmin, comprising the
stocks In eranary ut the principal points OF
accumulation at lake and Atlantic ports,
and on rail and on the Mississippi river,
and afost on the New York canals, destined
for tide.water.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-19

/ x,s HOTEL. Den,son, Te -ss, located
| Or con,rpi porfinD OF NJ clfy. T'rst-cISse
l,,com n, odaiions fopnirr r'sort 0rN'ninee
nial travellers
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-19
EGYPT.
Ell MAupI-ruE MISSIONARIES.

Ell MAHDI-THE MISSIONARIES.
Cairo, February ia letter from
Ell Obeid SAYS the Mahdi is in great
fear of assassination. Visitors are per-
mitted to approach him only on all
fours, and must remain at considera-
BILE distance. The condition of chris
tian missionaries is most deplorable.
They live in straw huts outside of
town, and are destitute of food, cloth
ing and money. Negro novices have
been enrolled in the army or sold into
slavery. One priest has become a
mllssu man
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-19

TOOLS AND MACHINE. AID.
p box p
FbLANk UEELs WI VEN.
retained. GAzH7EJob Office.
BLANK DEEDS WITH BIN.
PintseknoEledgmtat. uAzETTE
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FRANCE.
NAVAL NOTES.

Paris, February 1s.-A sudden in
crease of activity is manifested by the
MINISTRY of MARINE. Vice Admiral
Juares, commander of the French fleet
in the Mediterranean, has been sum-
moned TO Paris for consultation. Two
more iron clads have been been sent
to reinforce his fleet.
Paris, February lS.-The French
government has called the attention OF
the English cabinet TO the danger of
an uprising and massacre at Cairo, If
the English garrison is weakened.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-19
DENTON.
A Negro Killed While Resisting Ares,
--Cattle-Skinners,

Special 10 the Gazette.
Denton, February ls.-An o,,co,
went last night to the home OF Nelson
Etta, colored, on Denton creek. aboni
sixteen miles west of this place. To n r.
rest bi' two sons, charged with break.
ing open "A house and cutting wire
fences. They resisted arrest and Nal.
son, the father of the boys, was killed
Young Nelson was arrested and ia
now in Jail. The other made his %.
cape.
Some unknown parties went into
the pasture of w. A. Wilson Inst Ell
day night, and killed and skinned
about twenty head of cattle. A flor
rolled into the creek
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-19
Chicago.

CHICAGO, February lS-FrouR- OuIet
and unchanged.
WMEAr-Fair demand and unsettled,
lower; opened sS@k lower and advanced ~
then declined suddenly IA, and closed II,
under saturday; Feb uary 9lls8ei.; March
$3.50 81, closed gS5Sd9lie; April si7sQ96 !,
closed 9iJs ~: May / n1ls, closed Nl ,luns
1@l o91 scloscd 0l@htO2. No. ., red winter
Ol0pl uS.
CORN Fair demand and unsettled; lower;
opened lsQ4 lower, but quickly adj,
vanced is6DA, but rcceded one, and closed 81
under saturday: cash 5SlT@5i7s, closed 53s,,
February 5llf0p5t.S, closed $40; March 81. Cp
htI. closed 5Sk; April 5i9zG55,S, closed 5iSg.
May 59I saeoi., closed So 4.
OATS pull and easier; cash S2a.CoSs;
March 32sssoS} April S9js@3Sss May S76l3I =.
PoRK-Fair demand Mt lower rates; cash
y 9le arch i79@is 221s; May Is oOGols A..
I.ARp-ta,r demand, but easier: cash g13A
10 0O0io05
BULK MrArs--Ftir demand shoulders Is;
short ribs ~; short clear . IS.
LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO, February lS-CATrLE-Rcce
6tVs strong; exports 65l97 good TO choice
shipping Gb6i6 i0:commor to medium 5tDi ib.
SHEEr--Receipts 3,GQ;weak ON common;in.
lerior To iatr 275mi:medium to good 6J615 20;
choice 10 extra D 50a6l0.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-19

IA NV, IN WAGON SCALE.
Pris s''AP Tor cash. Apply al
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-19
Groceries.


Meats OF all kinds are very Arm. wi u, an
MEATs-s3ugaf cured hnms, 1870; s.C.C.B.
Bacon, lslfc; y. q. bacon, TX; Long GEAR ba'
con, ~; 4. q. dry salt. l0'h.
LAED-Tierces, lOlec: 40 and t0ib cans. lDsSc
20b cans, Nc: l0b cam, l0hc; Old cans. lie;
.orFEn AND Common
l21sc; ordinary, i3c; fair, No.; prime kiS
Arbuckles' Ariosa, iRj1tiS5zc.
TEA-lmperial ,i0EstU. glinpowder, boessu.
SU0AR-Fino powdered, blAs. loKoi DO.
half bbls., lozlc; gut loaf, lDsc; gregalss ~ 2.
standard BAc9.: Louisiana srauulatsd, sc.e
standard A $1,000; choice while, s>IsSe'sc
| yell ow clgrifiess, sds14c.: open kettle
RICE -i.ouibiana, blSgIc.
| gIsp.- MaaSorei. iO6 kits, No. 4, gl;is Ne Ne
Y 2ls5; half bills. No. !, slsN No. sD.v9
White fish, No. l, hif. bbls., u ". No. 70
BALT--Coarsa, 10 bsgsr ei.sssi; ~; nne \, y
bags. -; lake. Ia ast hoop bbis. s2ls
peGs xSr.; - s.S3ps.--pricns por dozen: Pin
apples. standard. Ellie Psaehe1. STANDARD.
lbs, 0l.65: .hs.. 32,25Ga.6D; ieconds, ~
~; ) ns., 81 10 Tomatoes, standard, 2 Dz
5i.lo; seconds, 2ibsr =; DE-, si,so9i ~ Gree
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-19
How Long Until Morning Breaks.

TChicago Tribune, Republican,
The special election held in Della
ware county, Iowa, Tuesday, to fill q
vacancy in the legislature caused by
the death of Republican member,
has resulted i'm the election of Hersey,
prohibition Republican, over his anti
prohibition Democratic opponent by
an estimated majority of250. The cleo
ton was an exciting one as the con-
troll of the house depended upon the
result. Before the prohibition ques-
ton became the leading issue in the
county it was overwhelmingly Repub-
lican and had been for twenty years
straight along. The last contest on
other issues than temperance was
in 1880, which resulted as follows:
Delaware, Republican vote...'" IVY
Delaware, Democratic vote... l,4S9
Republican Majority. w!
The Republican majority in 1881
was about 800. Last fall the vote Tor
governor was:
Sherman, prohibition Republic
can. ,,.........'...'''' .,oo1
Kline, license Democratic. l,o4S
Republican majority...... 400
The majority for prohibition Tues
day is reported at $50. At this rate
how long will it be before that old Re
publican stronghold is captured by the
Democrats?
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-19
CANADA.
GrNpoMpER EXrLosION

GUNPOwDER EXPLOSION.
London, Ontario, February ia
quantity of gunpowder in the top of
Hobbs, Osborne & Hobbs warehouse
store exploded. blowing Off the upper
portion Of the building, killing Donald
Smith and mortally iDjuring Frank
Shaw and Percy Ince. The adjoining
buildings were badly shattered.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-19

BAR IRON, So IS. Norway, &C.; No. II y
sheet iron, $40: No. "a q sheet Iron, &c:
galvanized sheet iron gtAlOISc.; No. u " soda,
l7c.: No. Is do, l6c.; 2Jx2s rooang TIN, sll 81
@l5 so: l4x20 and l0x1s pat. do, 81 75ets so.
timers wire, 10 per cent. OF; timers stock,
forty per cent of; cook stoves, with ware
| $40 6NG25 90; do with trimmings, sl4 50D5OOc
WOOD WORK. Wagon axies. sOc eDsl 90:
tongues a0cGeSl %; singletrees, 81 20; holsters,
| Soc; spokes 50 76GDl TO; felioes, 81 s66o2 %:
| Doubletrees, 81 2i6ni 90; neck Jokes, So OO@
2 50; plow boams, b@6ic.; pillow handles, 81 70
$3.50; handles, 81 Tdg2 90.
NAILS. 81 Is key, basis i0d.-Burden horse
shoe, per keg, 80 50; Perkins do, 90 10; Walk.
er DO, s. 80, Burden mule, 81 so: Northwest
ern horse shoe nails, No. Lode, No. o. DC, No.
o, 23c., No. 7, 2ic., No. 4, zoe; "LahesJ do, No.
L. i5c., No. g. BIC, No d, ne, No. 7, 20c No. y,
Ice; Ausaolo do. No 4, I5c., No. 6, DC, No. o,
Gle, No. 7, l0c., No. 4, lsc.
AxES-k,K,. per dozen, 50 5O6l0 co; Lakes
s9rO@0 81; Hacsensack, 81 6Oo7 W; boys.
REFRiGERAToRS.--N Climax, $500:
No. 9, do. $3.50; No. do, s23 No. do, SIS;
LANEoUs-Trao chains, az Ler
pair, 4aTc: pillow siDgletreos, per doz., 1925
pillow doubletfees, per dozen, 50 on; stock
bells, 90 per cent. OFF; door locks, 81 256lD %;
wood screws, 90 and 10 per cent. of; l. T. cast
door butts, " ,aud 10 per cent. or; cut and
timed taclys, . per cent. or; coffee mills, 30
per cent. OH blind hinges, % and 10 per cent.
of; carriage bolts, 6b and 10 per cent. of
pillow bolts, IS per cent. Off; piece tin ware,
So per cent. on; deep stamped ware. 90 per
cent. of; shallow stamped ware, SO per cent,
Off; Japanned ware, 10 per cent of.
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offered. Asked.

Eastern Texas and Southern Texas stock
cattle about two dollars per head les, than
The above quotations.
The above prices are for herds of 1000 head
and upward, delivered on the trails, and for
embraced in the following territory: West
OF the Texas entral Railway: north of u line
drawn east and west with Waco and east of
a line drawn north and south with Baird and
south of Red River.
stocks of cattle located IN Western and
Northwestern Texas from s22 10000 per head
each, counted. Difference in price owing 10
location and tenure of the range and breed OF
cattle.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-19
The Democratic Convention.

81. Louis. February lS.-A strong
ueiegalion Of st. Louisians and several
ne,noers of the Missouri Democratic
STATE committee have gone to Wash
to look after the interests of ST
louis IN connection with the national
convention. Twenty thousand dollars
nus been subscribed to defray the ex-
penses OF the convention, and fifty
thousand can be easily raised, II neces
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-19

Staple Drugs.

Bark, Cinnamon per pound. l36a-c. bark.
Peruvian, per pound, BOO; borax per b,
l5SalS: bi.csrbonate OF soda per ID, l6iIS: p
peras per 10, 2G0i castor oil per gallon, $50 ;
(noitleti) per N, sa0g cream tartar, o. r., nor
pound, S0Gi.; chalk, lump, per pound, 2,fti,
calomel, p. & W.. per pound, 70@S0 calomei,
English, per pound. l0Dl -; ohlorul Inv.
drate. / 609l %; chloroform. 81 90; compost.
ton powder 5000; dovers powders. 80;
EPSON salts per pound, sos; gum opium. per
pound, b0 gum camphor, 66o-.-: morphine,
per or, 81 co. machine oil, golden. 5000:
oulnine, j. q W., per os. iFai 30; auInins.
Germnn per % 80; potash. brsmlde, 5000;
Iodidl, l5ceDi50; chlorate, 25pD.1.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-19


CORN MEAL--Scarce and firm at o.
PoRK--Steady wi h good demand new ISL.
LARD-S,eady; fierce refineu ~; keg l0l.
BULK MEA1s-Steady; good demand; shout
ders packed at "a long clear and clear RIB
0Js.
BACoN-Steady: fair demand no shoulders
here long clear and clear rib lUA@lOL.
HAMs-Choice sugar-cured canvassed steady
ut l39H.
WHISKY Steady and unchanged.
CofFEE-Quie and firm; Rocargoes com
mon to prime ll@llI,
SUGAR-Stcady with fair demand; common
to good common i9s@5 nilr 10
fully fair 5Ad5lf: prime 10 choice blf@5G;
yellow clarified 65t@691; white clarified ~;
graduated 7sE.
MoLAssEs--S steady with fair demand; CEN
trlugal 1895 common 2O92l fair lSJs@2S;
prime to choice lO56.
RIcE-Qulet and firm; Louisiana ordinary
to prime, ieS@534.
BRAN-Good demand nj TO-
CoT'roH SEED ous--irime crude D5i4@S7;
summer yellow i2Gii
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-19

o. Patronage, and guarantee
L, vein Of your money. s. w.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-19
Country Produce.

HAY New country looso from wagon
81 pO@i0 20 per ton; bale hay s93IO New
corn, 40 q i5cts, Oats, country, S2,f6e9scts.
BARLEY, SO6b3sc. Cotior seed meal, 81 90 y 100.
Cotton seed, i2lsc. Mlllct. per hale si0doili
Johnson grass seed, - per bushcl.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-19

Money. l14d2; closed offered ~ prime
mercantile, 4@Sie; sterling exchange b ID.
firm at s5JI; sight exchange, 1 50.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-19
Fish and Oysters.

Red Bhecphead and trout per pound, l2lSc;
dressed catfleh l2lsc,; dressed buffalo. loo.
OYSTERS baltimore Diamond brand: Ola
monds 50 50 per dozen; Select, ~ 10 dozen +;
Mntagorea, 90c. per 100; Berwick Bay, 81 20
per 100,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-19

New York, February 1.-THE cloth,
ing cutters win soon hold national ~
yention to arrange uniform rates OF
wages throughout the country.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-19

Furniture--Beadsteads, Imitation walnut
each 81 10Ge3 "; nil walnut, "a 60e0l0 60 Chairs,
wood seat, y dog. So 1907 90; cane and rattan
seat, 81 009D 90; cane seat, dining, el2 OOoaO 90,
Childs and rockers, 81 O06pl2 50; large rockingi
SO 0Od3D %. camp and rockers, each. el $50
80: Mirrors, arch tops, u do1, SO 90G1l2 90;
Tables round, s200d3G0: isll leRf, e2 J0fo5 50:
Safes, each, So 2j6oT M; Bureaus, S. 5000 90
wash stands, al 1908 b0 bed aprings. o. 1907 30.
Baby Carriages, Sc 5000
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-19

Ngw ORLEANS. February ls.-Sght OK.
change on New York at zoo per 100 pre-
MUM.
Sterling Il. b., 4S6lS@isJ.
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SUGAR--Quict and steady.
MoLAsshs steady vita moderate demand.
RIcE-Demanh fair and the market Arm.
poRK-Falr demand.
BBEs-Qulet and unchanged.
LARD Unsettled, prime steam l05.
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Hnwsae CITY
.. -

lower, sjGssls bid cash; ~, bid March: soy
.1ny. -
es-s,csdy;ig9s@ t21f ca h;as', bid March;
OATs-Aigher NJ 50.
lfVr 4rQfE
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New Orleans.
PRODUCE.

NEW ORLEANS, February ls-FLouR-
Nctive and firm; family 400: high grades
5 10.
CoRS-Falr deN al d; market frmor white
OATS Demand active; market flrmer at ~
0iS
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Son to Cerberus Elliott.

Houston Post.l
Dallas Is, next to Houston, the most
hospitable city in Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-19

Sssss'' 1Is.AsrilHle paYsl
~ , ~ laasi s vi,ics and md
khr-synone. No. 2Do W
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KAssSs CRY, February iS--CArrts-
Receipts o.; offering Zig Z market steady
ard at about Saturdays prices.
Slirer- Receipts l,6c; steady; natives OF 20
pouu,is gcrn 20 ~ 90.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-19

pETp.R q. RUUKER ~ CO., BELToN
Texas, Land and General Agents. Sole
nroprietors of the Abstract OF Bell County
Records. We do II general land business, in
Guiding surveying and conveyancing.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-19

GALVESTON. February ls.-CoTToH Re-
ceipts, net. no: gross, lf2; exports, conti'
nentai 5gi, Great Britain -; coastwlse -;
New York -; stock 81, l0s.
Spots closed steady and unchanged.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-19

Refrigerator and Butcher Live Weights.
Beeyes-Corn fed. per pound, l46eiIsc
Cows, per pound. ......,"JA9tl4c
Muttons-Fair, fat muttoDs. v ib.."."2Aa3Ac
Choice, per pound....""3 0Sl4c
Hogs-Per pound. t0ilso
Stock hogs Uor pound........."3J5ega g
Bulls and Stays, for sausaA manufac.
ture, per pound .r....".: .,....,l94cg2l4c
Grass cattle suitable for beef-none in mar
keI
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Srr p s' !; . ~ Ia, Scn 3 ss ND *
s., r f w. .s sc BIC Il an sa., s s g.
s,sysi, ~ 4 * 49, -: Msexc rei. i h.,
sl.e5a -; sardlnes, Amerioan. geo sesc;
sl.9@i.Sl; Biacsberries. sl:c5; Grssn cages,
si.4o; Eagle Condensed milk, $3.50: crown,
-" ,aSfso Towyni'rn.--siiverI ,oaf 20 cans.
per do, en-, sec; sr:, So.' 81 So' IN. DO, $3.50
&c; German German Give, Sl<c csndiss, mil Soses.
.SS4cs halvcg. Soc: quarters. ios lpdieo. socin;
ssg So:sS dgssn TS,iaas sa
American, sI.O0 box. Buckets, two hoops,
81. dozen; we'll buckets. st.N Dozen. Rrooms.
pion, do NC; do, IS cases, 81 80: Bfiiiiant :,
?, cases, 81 80; do, i-l2 cases, - 20:
P FIJI; ss n ns :, 9 &, Patent Na g 20
per loo lss g. 10 I No So Corn meal @oas
per bushel, 6sc; Hominy, and grits, v Dbl
wheat, ws, Sc: CIacSers: x soda, 600, Ak
soda, 6AC@c.; XXX soda, eye; cream 9c.; GIN
ger snaps, sIsc,; lemon creama, $40.
Country Produce.
Potatoes-Irish, northern, per Dbl sss5@s.
sack ssSen ~, Sweet, per bpshei sS@,Se on.
lima, e@s!so: small butter, ,iiSssssc; Pickles,
m nsa per Sbl, s s%,a per SS g 90
Dbl, IS COOS so. Cheese, half cream, i2lSc:
null cream, l5c. Kraut, per Dbl, sl2Oo@i225;
half Dbl, ~ 80 Peanuts, 3's@Tc. cider, half
PouLTRy~Hens. 81 500 ---- per dorer,
extra large young chickens, So oOa5S25: Tur-
S 6tsps Is. W. ,'es = = " 'N"'As'
Eoas-Per dozen. lsNi9o
Fresh country puttcr, choice, q: Creamery
s5c.; old butter, iOcelsc,; oleomargaine, lsc.
Grain.
Wheat, choice s5c,@s5, medium, 75ss6
inferior, 61@e5c; oats, sO9S2ISc; barley, 800
SSc; corn, s1,f@4oc; rye. a0Gsc.
Feedstufrs,
HAY New country looso from wagon.
81 oO@i0r0 per ton; bale hay s9alO New
corn, 40 20 i5cts, Oats, country, S2,<9Sscts
Bran, oo@sl.oo per lpo. Chops, 81 25 per iOoibs.
Cotton seed, i2isc. Millct. per hale slOdoilI.
Johnson grass seed, - per bushel.
Liquors.
wHIsKy--Rectined 81 1a@ISo, ~ per proof
o. oO0S2 IS; three years old o. 5000 rs: fsncy
NV 9s;swSs ssSss s3 s mall
Per gal, 81 e6s5 %; White wine, in cases,
81 0O6ol0 90.
CHAMpAoNn-a. II. Mumm a Co.. Extra
Dry, $50 00etSS %: Heidsiok, In basket s7 COO
~ Do; Krus, In basket, SIS ooSp3O 90 Domestic
ehampaene, 81 eoSls 20. Geo. aoulet, extra
ALn-'s.oek Ale, per don., 81 oOe2 IS; Porter.
por doz., 81 O0cD2 20.
el2 so Budwoiser quarts SD %; pints si3 90;
Erlanger beer. quarts, sl3 90; pints Sl3 So;
schlitE Milwaukee, quarts sI2 30; pints SIS &C;
A. k sons ss
el2 90, pints $3.50; Falh's.Milwaukee, quartz,
sll6o.
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l ALL SORTS

n ~ !: SPRING ri, WAGON, with
bur+t, W. corner fifteenth
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bR slLE-LIyE STOCK.

|soy ALE TERMS, AT THE EN-
rs stock and dairy farm, two
ol,he city OF Fort Worth, hity
bwrrbbfed, acclimsted shorthorn
Ia, "a aud past; also, fifty head
,hneauarter bred native Short
me AMI two year old. Cattle are
nj veil suited for breed ing pur-
eslred, will be held till April LIST
Oyer 10 purchasers in good con
pIy 10 X. Z. Maddox, Fort Worth,
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us,.4,1sslollsoS, , FoPT
e / !Asn Unite, ~, ioalsse9aMsss !
-'assss At s S,th u nls;
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saI,E-,IIsCELLANEOUs.

E,E-srATE SCHOOL LANDS.
tlect and buy fol investors these
ssing surveyed In Western Texas
San | Gu ie;arc good lands. \.
cbn.su, Wichita Falls, Wichita
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[sINE.S FOR SALE

lGAlS-HARDwARE, STOVES
~ furnishing goods. Well To-
pd trade Bad health and a de-
his business, Can reduce stock
plrty days II is a fine opening
paying business. For furth, r
and terms call at 90I and 100
ot Worth. II T. Ravens.
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|FlRg AND BuRGLAR-PROOF
safe. The sale has been in use
bonlh', and Is as good rs rew. APP
Doughty 81 Roase's old stand ON
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Liverpool.


Nav YORK. February Is. - COTTON Spot
closed quiet, steady and unchanged.
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Pas "a PHYSICIAN AND
20 strests. cadence, corner
o.n and ! to SIP. IN
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[kD--MlsCELLAyEJUs,

AI PLAZA HOUSE. SOUTH
" public square, boarders.
= ooaia and lodging, S. TO So;
w loN2j per day. I solicit @
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], ss; :' |! ] Fl;i sss i.;sIss asoe,
Ailons.A SSInSy.slers, Good dss
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i. As !, @sToMERs AT A. j.
Houston street, Fort
sm 1870 aud retail dealer in
,.sssLIs1aiuon, fine pocket cut.
H.. 80, ~, a.s, SENS. nets, etc.
Aaa oisl goodsguaranteed.
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NEW ORLEANS. February ls.-- COTTON -
Spot closed steady and unchanged.
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Ossss 4 ssHaYsIoaEDIcAI
ORE oaisss Houston street street
aHdsssoss noo 20 4, to ii a
s.suais On Bluff street
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[@EarISsaEaYS.
nn.~----
PROFESSIONAL.

Gi,s@nss,, GiatsAMMER pRs.
kusos Sats once ks,, over Cruces
s,ty,on.si between between Eighth
be, fou,t,hhe ! street; DR..
| AZ Office and resi-,
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!; 4. NJ :. s;.' = e. 90. !; 9; :,
sssa' &c s.a s sss, ssso rsi
q, advarce' ---.---.--ss---.-,-- -
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d sSsSSS a1;;sp PHYSICIAN AND
Corner MN ce and resi-.
ma Once Sou,,s 2 4 Third
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scisss,oD5'' D. anss@9eopalhic Ply.
q c suaA Ss,Iilic Main street nDsa,
srioM s, nouse, Residen ce'
3. and | sS os a., 9ilice hours
.sss oichildiraean %s p. m.
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aovEnvMENr sKcunIrIrs.

ooTroN RECEIPTS AT ALL UNITED STATES
PORTS.
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p iSsEFD 1I JAS. IREES,
has locsiIesd = and Ear Infir.
nt oftSs d n she medical and
.,sr I fs S,sssiss q the eye