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Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-03-08

In watching the treaty fight, Nc have
all along believed that the creates,
strength of the treays friends lay in
thoroughly open mdabove-board tao
tics There were those who thought
We ought TO 6ghi the devil with fire, 1"
and oppose the New York sugar lobby
with another and a stronger lobby, II
is TO the credit Of those most interested
that the honorable method has pre-
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-03-08
DIED

MARY JOANNA. IN this oi,y At iis sisisfhooi u ,bs
saIsd Heats, 90 the ytb instant, Il consumption,
Sister Mary JDapa native n f'ab,e, aged ~ years
MATfOON IN this city feb 6th Mary, tho win II
James Nation, aged y years.
GAY Ia this ciiy, February s5 AlamrIa nfsm
daughter u Jamss and Mary A Gay
DEAIiA IL tbs riiy. February ~ Mra Ksnuta
Desha, vile N stephen Dssha.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-03-08

Mr.. Cruzan will preach at For-Streei
Church Sunday morning. In the evening
there will be union service. and Rev. w. ].
Smith, Of the Tabernacle Chssch Of San Fss.,
cisco. will preach upon the theme. "a Strange
Guest for the Kings Table"
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-03-08
~ authority.

PURSUANT To resolution of The legislative
Assembly, passed May I, igs, the Binhdsy ~ ia
mshamsha III. Mach ~ will b. observed as NJ.
,ional Holiday, and all Government omoes throughout
tho Kingdom will b, closed that day.
CHhS. T. GuLiCk, Minister u Interior
interior Office, March =, 1884. ~,
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-03-08

George Augustus Sala quotes the man who
imagined me,s emnibnt was Latin for hearse;
bu, an equally good story, and Of cognaie
kind, Is that Of the man who translated Ps,s
Ia CAaiss into " the governors four. wheeler. "
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-03-08

Governor and Mrs. Dominis went to Mau
last Tuesday by the Kinau. King Kalakaus
leh the same day for Kau. Hawaii. on the
Planter. There was good chance for royal
race, we'll governed.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-03-08

II was incorrectly stated in these columns
last week that Messrs. Bagot and Dupree we're
about to so TO San Francisco in the interests
Of the new directory. Those gentlemen re.
main here and deliver the directories when i'm.
ished.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-03-08

The matter OF the claim of the
owner of the Madras against the board
of health may not properly be discussed
until the amount and nature OF the
claim shall be made public.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-03-08

The band win not play this afternoon on
account Of the funeral Of Miss Barnes, which
will take place from the English Church. The
band will give moonligh, concert Monday
evening at Emma Square.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-03-08

Next Thursday, all Interested psopen,
owners opposed to the closing Of portion ol
Union street are requested to meet at the In
terror Office TO state the reasons ios then OPP
position.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-03-08

All four OF our local monthlies are at hand
more or less promptly, the Friend, whose act
ing editor is new hand at the tiller, being
last out ; though by no means least in interest.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-03-08

The Planters Monthly ior March has few
editorial articles, the bulk of the number being
taken up with the recen, majority and minonly
reports OF the fofeign-Ielations committee Of
the United States Senate, on the proposed
termination OF the reciprocity treaty. Another
large portion OF the available space % the
monthly is taken up with directory lisi OF
members OF the United States Senate and a
list Of standing committees. Considered from
the planters standpoint, the March number
is valuable and, possibly, an interesting
one. ~---
Some distinctly Thoughtful ihoagh,s" on
State Education hold, and deserves. the place
Of honor in the Hawaiian Mon.hly = March.
The paper under consideration is nuubsf lwo,
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-03-08

The Friend opeus with letter from Hon.
Henry A. Peirce. dated San Francisco, Feb
mary lath This lesser is reproduced in oul
columns to-day. MI. Frank Damon's Ram
bles in China are continued the wri,es ex
planning that, so far, they have not been raul
bles. AR Damon met an old Hawaiian
preacher in Canton, recently, Rev. DIR. l. II.
Gulck. lie is agent Of she American Bible
Society iof China.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-03-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.
MANAGERS NOTICE.

All accounts of the SATURDAY PRESS except.
ing quarterly advertiser will be rendered and col.
lsctsJ monthly.
Advertisements and Subaariptons are payable in
advance and this rule will be rgidy observed IN the
future.
1HOS. @, TERUM,
Manager and Proprietor, SATURDAY Pass.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-03-08

In M OAT. JR. & co
Z . z &
StatiOners and News Deaiers.
HAWAIIAN GAZETTE BLOCK. ~ MERcHAN
STREET,
HaS. lust received, eS ManpoSa, a Gne assortment
STATIONERY.
Among VII eh may be found
LETTER PAPER.
NOTE PAPER,
FooLScAP.
LEGAL CAP.
BILL car,
Broad and narrow, BY the rea blocked, or BY qui,s
MEMORANDUM BLOCKS, a.. Se-, dc
BLANK BOOKS:
Full Bound,
Hall Round.
isoand to please.
INKsrANDs
Bankers large. Bankers small.
In tact NC have lnkstands ioT all
POST OFFICE LETTER SCALES
INKS:
Carsr's Combined Copying and Writing,
in quarts aias>. and half oirts.
cARrER's WRITING FLUID.
in quarts pinis, haif.pinss, and sos,es
VIOLET INK, quarts, pin,s, haif-pini, -s.d esas'
INDKLiBLE INK. assorted
ARNoLDs WRITING FLUID,
IN quarts. pini>. halfpiaI,. and Cones.
srAffoRnss. in quarts and pin,..
EsyIsian rerfumed LAX.
MuCii-AcE:
In quarts. Pints. halfpiaia. and eanss
pestsct Muelass Bo,ils,
MANNs cory BOOKS;
f -, fni tsnnd and hall t,s.ls,d
ioSi1, iui tonaA and vi ho4snd
Mans coFyins pepr.
PENS and iioLWRs ia grea, varieties,
Automatic rs..sl. Coping psacis.
t@bss's fsncili. piesas rcneii. a.
DRAINING PAPER. plaza and n.aanisd
Manila Detail Paper,
ENVELOPES lso.oao Assast.a
rlAyisx casd., ,suni sal,Nrr as.a l.laia
MEMORANDUM booAs, a lsss ,as.s,y.
liHs h,.ots, alsorrd.
CuuuasJ l,ahsl,.
shipp4as iaes. raussa fas>
iNNiIAfioN PAPER. a,al En,eisl-r, a. a..i.A
Iail rsssra.'an's Cards, .'vasil, nd ,.,,.si..
Asnu cafi>
LETTER PRESSES lArss aad .iaal
RubhsI h.,si,, AT >ir-.
bAsk RAILS sud nAIs,
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-03-08

A CARD
HOHoLuLu, February 7sih, is24.
MessrS. II. IiAcRfsLD a Coz Agents Trinsadantc
Fire Insurance Company, Honolulu
Dear SDpl hereby beg tender my sincere thank 5
for the immediate liberal settlement of the oas sus-
tanned through the destruction by fire of my place of
business in Kohaa during the night of the Ig instant
consider It my duty to recommend the In.uTanr.
Company for which you the Agents all parties
desirous Of protecting their property by Insurance.
am, Dear Sirs, Repeatedly Yours,
i84.3m GEO. SANDERMAk.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-03-08
JHe 4. n. Bisbop.

Davis c1tnnianisf leas-s Horrf1i8 ~rsfy rus.5sy
ar. - kukuaf.s ii4flJi ~. and fastiias Rs-
twnips sifises ~ uoool8is sYe1 5yniz5 aossipg
~
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-03-08
Le.ye. Hoaolola a, ~. ~
THe fnof,fUf,

Cameron aofpmsi.d.f lr5s.a HsHalisu every Iass.
day ~ b tl. H.. Na0iiusE. Botsl. fts.is 40 Nj
mes, KAUAI Retua.iag isayei Es~H~ih ersfy
saturday evening
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-03-08
The .Inntes Inkec.

freeman commander. iszscs Hpfffsia every fhufs.
day, a 8. 10. fof ksgzA znd sii.sss. Rs4pru
inz Leave Kauai even Iies1sy - M. I'D tsstL
inv ~ Wsisnss lsi wass
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-04

um and heavy weight, sTc,; No. l, Onto mo
q homlock, Noe,
BiiND RRibLEs.--No, {, x com. sewcd
n, tper doycn, fb 20, No, 10, X bklc. IN, pigeon
wing, per doS,, ~ %; No y, 4 do, sis %.
bend curb bits. $40 90: X do. fancy mont do,
ei2 ou;. y In. long rein do, slb 0Di X In. doub,
BILLINGS ~ IN. short rein. bib. or fair,
ts 10, " do bin, or good, rlN 10.
NAnDIicS.--No. l stock cheyenne, Llama
pockets, $40; Numbcr ~ ditto, icsa the
| peck cta, Ggl; No. loose laced coarse sun
Tree, S2s; No. 2 loose riyited do, so. No;
Colorado, genuine short FiicEekn tree, s2s; Ma
10, tod coarse, si2; No. 20 do, htlll tree, 80
| No, 40, stitched full rig, rose tree, 10 s0; No
| Ss, tackled, do. do, apt lhfeennaftcr and hall
rigs. men'e, shsgsi do, boys, sssDs.
! 1IARNioaS, Wh9oS. -lA, ~ and IN Inch
long tng, complete (collnr, bildlea, lines,
etol, t21t2Aa%i ~ Inch, mnchine, .ehort
| tvit, complete, bio 90; ns inch, hnnd, oak
stock, short tug complete, sis; * Inch nai
| tug, complete, $40 50,
HPuRS Enreta No. O. chaacsl. per dozen
| 81 "a. lndinnola, bluad, per dozen, 81 NJ,
| Mexican, two 10 thrceineh rnwols, 50 2seel 70,
LEGglNs, NO. !, Cal. siyle, cali .si 10. |
| Cal. liyio, kip legRin inAthcr Is M; No, do,
81 No. 3, old style kip do, a. 20.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-04
TELEGRAPHIC MARKETS.
chicago.

VHlChAos
ypec,al 70 the Gazette.
cu,oAoo. May 3.--conirary TO expectations
nrlces nd yanced SHARPLY both IN grain ana
r,o, l.lons. Many dispatches went out from
mere last night predicting big drop Tor To-
A. There was great deal OF activity Wit
nessed In the wheat pit and large transfers
.,..,a made. Wise ones now give II out iha'
~ mills are manipulating the market ana
nh, run June wheat up 10 one dollar per
hnshel before the market VIII be brossn'
Inne aud July options advanced ,o'oss ose'
Va and half cents. and corn one cent 'D'h
4 remarkable for Satnrdny.
p,oylsIons advanced. especially June PORK,
~, trading was wiihai dull. May opsneu ~
,TIs tl,en went up 10 " 30; Jg1e opehea ~
| n q, and went up W " A. ~.
loose ,,,ea aud lard dull.
I,,ae wheat closed ut axe, June corn Ross
Cattle market flow and ten ana nlss ~
.sn,s tower IN all grades. Sales ~ so'v' ~
sbeep In demand
LIVE STOCK.
panort OF Droyers' Journals 80
.s.neeelp,s. $50; rough packing 49, AZ
ynsehing and bhipping 500 o. psH
LOB ~. Receipts / 800 export grades =
Gb Wy kv ~ siium 2S45 81 ,ac
mos 70 nnIsecoipis, so inferior " n,r ~, =.
- n,nediuin 10 COCA eo4oo cho'ce '"sNA'
D0a6 ~ ..o,,,cH
FLoun-s,ssssssy s sss Jass ss.sei u
nv, wm sn,Aseas; IL August " i-zSy'*'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-04

LUMBKa-Roug lumber, boxing. IL incbs,
aud under, drstciass, 81. stripping 5ss3, 92
boxing and flooring, clears, 90: thick clbars
~ and TX, s27; rough lumber. second class
Sib. jOlst and scanfinR, cnllB, vib.
sipIH0-F1rAt common white pine, sac IL
second do, GaD: third do, w: poplar. e26 00di
n 30. native pine X; va ~; do ". t1bi nativ
Dsgssxp LuNnHR-Boring IL inohes ans
under, e6 0Ot2S o. do hxs, GU 0lte28 0t
scantllng, Ioiat or any common Lumbar
SIS ODat3 %; boxing over IL inches. eU,OO2
81 %; thick clears ~ toihanu 2 eW 00@a2 %
ascoiid clnes any kinu. e2I DDG13 80.
DHHsAKD AID MATCHED FL00Rfn0.-FirU
GLASS; var; second class, ell.
WIiiTsPIsH FuRrIsHIHq LunnKR--lx, ID
and Inch white pine, t7Qs tnch do, sd6.
characterization on pLAfS--FifHt oom
ION, nonisr, XXI sIi oos3s 6 poplar, ", ts2toGS %
naiivepine vi e2z.bo; do, v, szb.
PorIAs LgxsEss-iH, ~. aud . inch, stt
= snIsoIks--Wbi.e pine A, ss do shaded A
AS. do extra No. $40 Cypress, besi. any
brand, Us; do No. ., N.b0 DO No. 3, $50 nativ,
saved heart, s.,sl: caps, SIS.
PfUKETa.-Whits pine. dressed ana headed
square OF natji; yellow pine do. W lath
LIss, txxxsT.. Erc.--Iims, Austin, "a .
por Dbl. Cement. Iouisyille or Rosenals, ta7
per bbl.; Portland, tt76 per hbi. Plaster Paris
New York or Michigan, gu 30 per Dbl. Piastp
Baicr Fire s70 psr N.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-04

.
ps mnaTrss, H., cured hams, i,.lc; no.0n
1875
-, kAND --Tiercss exc, 20 and son cAns, psc
gr t.ns,ivc,; iup cann, lu'4c. ID cans, l0,sc,
cane. 1910.
Co,rnr.'-NSmmnn llc., ordinary. iihc.,
teir. l2e, prime Rio, lSs .fauoy, lty old
itsteib7sc.
IEA--lmpcria,,tu 1t0. gunpowdsr, botDTp.
buTAn = Fine pcwdcrcd bblf, l0s. do I,
standard sAc; Louisiana rfHnulatsd. Sc, al,
standard a, 30; choice white, ssk@s,s;
yellow clarified, 'A@Ss
kfcK--l ouisiena, bi<@tsc.
FIsii-. Mncktrcl. Ion hits. No. !, N.iS; No.
Il Sl.uG half hbis., No. J., ENt No. 2, $500,
white nah, No. !. hif. bbls., n rs; No. q u. 2
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-04


Special TO the Gaxeue
ST. Lopis, May S--WuFAr--May aud June
was again very strong as the demand was
urgent from shorts aud the longs were also
helping TO harm prices. May sold at axe and
Jnne lie above yesterday. Most OF the sales
OF May We're In settlements.
CONAN improved speculative demand
was observable 10 the long ard short account
Thissent up pr.css, and at the close prices
were x higher than yesterday. Transfers
were In round lots. June closed at tiss.
Provisions were hcld.more firmly by sell
ers as the demand has greatly inerea,cd.
roRs--lT ~
CArrLE--scarce and slow at weak prices.
PRODUCE.
FLOUR NIX, Sl0as 10; family 4lufoi ~
choice 6,Stt So fancy s 2Se1h 20.
WmKAr-No. red l sal u cest, ! ii@
~ Ma; ! iolsei IN June sNSaessS July;
tnes ~,Stssasl 10 cash; .),sssH May.ss.
@S1s June; Nss9bi,s July.
oAIs.-Sisf ND cash; SsH@ss1 Mey; si,S@
PROVISIONS.
WHisKy-lIl.
toRNMFAt.--z so.
prRK-Jobbing IL, ai.,..
BULK MEAT Long clear $50. short RI
lpaS Str short clear $50,
BACON Long clear e@pis: short rib
9,eSa a short clear 9i2.
LARp-S IL.
1--we STOCK.
CAITLE-Hec,ipts az
SiIEEf-- Receipts 30,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-04
hardware,

BAR IRON, 81 30 Norway, &c.; No. ~ /
sheet Iron, iAr.. No ~ Hhsot Iron, dS.c,
galvanized sheet iron, eal0,sc.; No. v Leoda
l7c., No, x do, lbc.; 2Dx2b roodng lin, til 81
AlSb0. lixal and l0slt pat, do, 81 1909 90
timers wire, 10 per cent or; iinner'a atocE
forty per cent. of; cook stoves, with ware
$40 bD6126 20; do with trimmings, 81 b0oD50tJ
WOOD WORK. Wagon hslos. SOC. eIsi 10
tongues, t1o6pSl o., singletreea, ~ 70 holsters
yDoi spoke8, o. 756ss 90; iallocH, IL B5Gpy Is
Donbelreos, % 1904 oOj neck yokes, t2Oll
50. plow beams, blaDo5c.; pillow handles, 81 II
eD2b0; handles, 81 1902 30,
NAILS. f3 81 kog, bnsia iDd.-- Burden horns
shoe per Reg, 10 DOT Perkins do, 50 10; Walk
| or do, 20 SO, burden mule, tB ID; Northwest
arn horse shoe nails, No ,50c., No. o, dc, No
q. 2ic., No. 2ic., No =, nc, Inhe'h' do, No
I, ibc., No. 9, 100, No. q, ~, No. !, go. No. y
| 2ic. No. 7, 100, No. s, lHc.
e1ooeee 30; ilaesensscA. 20 1901 COL boys
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. No CLIMAX, u70D,
No, 9, do els bOi No. do, s23; No. ! do. 50
uEILhNEoUs--Traco chains, 81 10,
| pair, sa7c; piow sipglotraes, por doz,, f2D
Be n 20 por cent Oh. door looks, ssassss 20
wood screws, 80 and 10 per cent. OF: l. r cas-
| door buita, ~ land 10 per cent on; cut aDc
| timed taoks, % per cent. of; cofice mills, b
| per cent. OH: blind hinges, % and 10 per cent
| on; carriage bolts, % and 10 per cont. on
| pillow bolts, IS por cent. or, piece tin ware
| tO per cent. on; deep stamped ware, ~ Pc
| cont on; shallow stamped ware, 10 per cani
of; iapannsd ware, ~ per cent on.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-04
ru,nitare.

rurnitnro-- nendstcadc, Imitation walnuti
onoh, W tooeS ~ MI walnut "a b0aDlO %, CHAIRS,
scRt o. O0gO 20, cane seat, dining, alq pQSi0 %,
Childs and rockers, e8 o0qpl2 5O large rocllngi
Wv oo..m %: camp and rochera, each. o. Ted
Tables. round, 81 0Dds5hD; sll leaf, ~ bpR5 10,
Rates. each, 81 2hl1 %; Bufesus, "a 6plo.aD 20
Daby Carriages, % bOct20
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-04

Billy Plrch, the minstrel, Gays that
the presidency lies between three men
Tilden, who objects to beiLg nomi'
mated: Butler, who objects to being
left, and Holman, who objects u
everything.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-04

Secretary Robert Lincoln, with his
heard par ed In the middle, Ia at this
moment the best dark horse for the
nresidentlal nomination on the Repub-
iicsn ticket that this country Is exhib-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-04

t'onS--tash SsSssx; May kq,<. rooo s.sxse
olSs; July 5si0ls,,f Angus, 81 i.es-S ~
~, 9nT y, = esn siA; May s@s2I June ssa331i.
PROVISIONS.
-pogs-fNush II eisslI -; May II 81 June
u Snal 60, July " a51lT 60.
Shfs ds,s $500 '""e
HULK Mnsrs Shoulders $50: shof, rib
sS2$; short clear s no.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-04

HAY Lpoap from wagon Is O0ei0 20 per
ton; bate hay SIC 10 % ~ o.; corn, s0eoi2,e
c,A. Oats, country, a0os2,S eta. Bran. al 90
% per 100. Chups, ~ 90 per 0 Lbs. Cotton
seed meal, elo, v 100. Millet. por ton, slo
oil. Alilict seed, TOO.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-04
Ig,sFes \, . .l quiet but steady,
xosRY

Offered ~, prime. mercantile paper S@S,<,
sterling exchange Is Il duh nj s7.i; sight
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-04

One firm at New Haven ships a
thousand barrels of oysters week to
Liverpool.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-04
Glassware.

TurobIerH, per doxaD........ .....,....a kpn or
Gobletn, per dozen, 600 %
Glass heta. pieces, per doxan...l., 4 0Odpi2 10
Giass inolasaoH pitchers, ON n do. q 2 90
Glaaa molasses pitchers, No. 10 dox u 10
6laas mollisses pitchers, No. No dox % 4 10
Glass pitchers, per doxe ..,.,....... E1as2l 10
GLASS couports, 5 inch, pcr dozen. 10 0 "a
Glass cOmporip, Inch, per dozen. a. q so
GLASS com ports, inch por dozen. ID %
Glass compora, inch, prr dozen. % ~
Glass COMFORTS D inch per dozen. d, %
GLASS iampr, per dozen, ....r........ 8 0uebl2 "
E:$$ ; ;$$$:ss: h n &; s s$::s &
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-04
ea,vcston.

GALVESTON. Msy s.-,-corox- SPOT closed
quioi. prices UNCHANGED.
NnlCs mono.
NScnlnis to-day ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-04
GRAIN,


wheat. ubolcs 600. desi. medium. s0as0
inferior, 8llpbbo, Data, S1aa2l<o: barley, afa
SOC. corn, 4OstsSEo; rys. s0nc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-04

Lodge limitations '....""'r a s;sg 1st IA
Lodge members....,.,,;..,,... 1so W. S9',iII
encampmeni limitations. - "a ., s,I'ssips:
Total relief furnished, sleosii' % s'''"S
Total revenue yet TO Dc a.o,, %, nag
Senator Gibbs was then Introduces,
and aftera few appropriate ienarhs,
delivered In his usual way, uoiie slea,
honor TO himself as an orator anu
brother Oid-Fellow. Senator GiDos
needs no mention. for every reaaef ~
THE GAZETTE Is acquainted Win n,1
record as man, orator. Ioii.ic'hu L.u
PROTECTOR Of his constituents I,Bn.s
In a personal talk with ihe sen ia'.,
on the grass question, your coiresPin n,,a
ept asked him II the cost Oh scnoui ,an"
was not too high. He though ~ Nh,
but IL was the best that coulu i~n.,dy
H. circumstances, Your correspond
ant never had the honor OF meeling
the senator before, but found him 70 De
a tne gentleman, and although q sen
a.or Sill remaining Barney dibos
with all his friends. A..
| Greenyille and The surrounaine
country are solid for Barney uiUp' 'b'
pt-governor, and 70 VIII ~. ~,
state be. Although q citizen 0, III;
little town on the Texas q faciu'
road, about thirty miles from Inc, we ~, !,
of Fort Worth, he IL great iriene y
Fort Worth, aud "a great admifef " az
Grand mayor, Peter smith. "a 4,
. Your Correspondent succeeden =, ~
, having AN interview with the senate l,,o
! before he ascertained that ! was WIN !,
; ia called a news fiend, but a. ms q
, nnest I withhold the same; sui'ica
! "a saw. Barney makes u bold SIAM MI
/ maintains his stand by afgunien'
r ''I sneeehes were made by MI. q. "
d Barnes, N. G., and other gen,is ,,ic.
1 after which dinner was ahn ioui,es
u and every person ansii
4 The members OF the reception co'n, 49,,
q 10 n9 hnsisd themselves In seeing VA
e .se pu1 nepson present had dinner az
Il . ,hers We're fully $500 people on !. y
!. ground and all received 2 goou an al
10 Afterthe inner man had been Gad nv =.
d asd all at tile expense OF the puu - !
d lows Of GreenyilIe, Coy. au 9ua "a,
It viewed the Dick Hubbard ,a iirs co. o,
,e uanw who have done such heroic ~
N yai,iabIe work In the past wenn ,s,' ~
ID member member being a model o. MANN
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rev orleans.


NNw ORLEANS. MsN FLOUR -
Qu'et Int firmi family %. higher
CorS- In fair demand; mixed elGe6i; white
6Sd7u
0ATs-Dull at n.
Haydn good demand snd scarce; choice
% 90; prime - 10 92l %.
PROVISIONS
Corn MFAI--Qulct but flrm, 3 10
Pork Scarce and arm at llh.
LARD-Lower; tierce refined ~; key, p.
BULK MEArs--Dnil and slower; shoulders
packed 50: long clear andcler rib "a.
BACON quiet; shoulders lowor atJls
HAMs-Choicc susaI-curod cAnvnsed steady
AZ 1875.
WHISKY steady; Western rctinei ioO
a 70.
CoFFEE-In good demand aud higher; Rio
cargoes ordinary to prime aJsDllsk
SuuAR-AciiNe and firm; common to sood
common i)S6piIa; h,ir To fully fair 6A; primo
tn choice btsm 81; yellow clarified 6@Bis;white
clarified 6lSdGss, granuln'ed BA@7.
Moi.AssFS In good demand and strong
centrifugal 1880; fermeniing 2Oa35 reboi'od
2BtGl0
RIoE.--Aciive and firm, Louisiana ordi-
nary To prime ta.@5yz.
BRAH-Quiet and CO sior nj 05eeI o..
COTTON 5EED OrI.-Primc crude S3a5i,
summer yellow 39@43.
sIoiIT EXCHANGE.
NEW ORLEANS, May 3.--sight exchange
on New York steady, 20j per 100 pfcniu IN;
sterling exchange -, u. so,s.
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xansas CITY.
Special To the {

Special 10 the Gazette.
KANSAS CiY, May 3.--.Tho rrovision mar
ket ruled dull throughout, ana prices are
quoted as unchanged, tave shoulders. which
are "a higher,
Lard dull.
Fork slow at Il.
Fresh receipts OF catt'e scant; state stun
dull. The market may be called steady.
sales were AZ i.e0a5 10.
But few sheep offered and firm.
Wheat lower and corn hlghe,
wueAr-slA bid cash; fissbid June; soy
hid July.
ConN-4i l.s@nes cash; sS7s bid June, IS hid
July.
oArs-Sl9t bid.
LIVE sroCE.
KsSsAs CRY, May S.--The Live stock
Indicator reports.
tATrLr-ileoeipts ", slow; native steers
OF 90 10 LIZ pounds average, Glea, io stock
ers and feeders, 4 40fl5 %; cows 1J,6I 80.
Hoes Receipts 2,,o0. lots OF lS2 70 ga
pounds average 8 l0d5 40; mainly 1905 80.
SHEEP---lieceipts 400; STEADY; natives oi q
10 - pounds average 50di 81
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-04

Nrw oRLkASs, May 3, = corros :
Spot closed quiet.
Bales, 400
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-04
new YORK.
PRODUCE.

PRODUCE.
NEW YonR, May 3-FIouR-Dnll.
WHEAT Spot lots cent higher: options y
TO 4 lower, az srwafds strong. r and nd vanced
tx To 3, closing steady Mt = TO * under out
side figures upgraded red si@ SIS No, red
OK: No red TO-
CoiiS--spot lots y higher; options u IN "
higher: ungraded m1!; No. SaS; steamer
GO,yd 62l4: No. 2bl4@GiA.
LoFFEE-Spots fair and stendy. options 10
10 points higher and very lniet; closed
steady.
sales, l,ol0 bags.
Rio No. y
Junc....... ,..........,,i ''''''"'.'.s' ~ =.
July A....,.,......-..s...'.'... iWas %
August :, ,....-,, ,,........'...",, iOVs ~
PRoyIsI0ss.
SUGAn-Siesdy: ref cd nrmer; ftandard
A bIS0pGSs: confeGtioner's ~ cut loaf and
crushed ~; powdered 7It@199 graduated
o 10 ldc57.
MoLAssE,- Quiet but steady at o. test re
flnery p; New orleans bM5T,
RIci-steady but fairy active,
TALLow quiet and steady AL.
RosIs- quiet and unchhnsed.
MISUNDERSTANDING al AiI.
Woodruff and un' hanged.
roHR-Quict; old M - H9lM.
| LAED-firm; western steam spot s6j.
.-T~=~-sT--
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Refrigerator and butcher lave Weiehts
Btcyes-torn ied. per pound .....,,r.u,r,{l 4the
Muttons--I Fair, fat muttons, % -2$@sNs
Cboine, per pound ......au.,..x Wx<e
Hogs-poy pound. tbtxe
Htoch hogs, rtr pound,.....s..,.-11 f8G
Bulls and Stays. for sRnsas . iiihpufAc.
ture, per ponnd l3<l4z<e
Grass cattle suitable for beef--n0ne In mar