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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-12-28
Inscribed ., . R.u,ue.v G-.ve......

From N. Rrp,ijIic.
Is arsORIAa.
Here Hes the body OF Amassn Crump
Waitin. The summons Of the awful trump.
Ama.sa was not learned In city ways,
He dwe cit Ia Cd Kentucky all hts days
whcu he had reached the age OF nity one
lie maiea journey on 10 Warrington.
There on "ae morning 10 arrived quits well
Aud touh u rouii IN u nrst class hoIel
inF. " Ausssa Cruinp desired
II should be called al !, rad retired
before he got iatp his bed, alasi
Colonel Alu4s,H 4 !uln.. Llew out the gas.
when they essay.d to call him up nj seven
aiuassa truui WAS We all hone, IA heaven.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-12-28


shed tears of heartfelt pity" The relatively
homey facts were rotated to Frauen Bauer by
Paxanini himself. =" His father a small trades
man in Genoa. became very carly aware that
no had in his little Nicolo q musical prodigy
and also gold mildh COW. With tho most
cruol severity he compelled the child to incss-
SAINT practice on the violin. thus robbng him
Of health and all enjoyment. The young virtu-
osO was exhibited by his father ut every pri-
vate and public concert where money was to be
gained. With the consequences that the sol
fsh parent was bitterly hated by his son.
Tho lad. after his fathers death. like released
slave, rushed into every kind OF frantic dissi-
patton. with the result that before no was =
man he had destroyed his weakly constitu-
ton" At the age Of twenty-ono he obtained
tn, appointment OF court virtuoso to the Prin-
csss Elisa Bncciochi. He undertook. with vio-
lin strung only with TWO cords the G cord aud
the Nth. TO represent n duet between a young
glrl and her lover Tho success Of this expert
mont led him TO attempt a still more remark
able too0 lie Jorte, and some weeks aiterward
he composed his NAPOLEON sonata for tho
fourth cord only. Ihe result" he said. sur
passed his bolaest expectations. and HIS pref
rrrEce FOR the ii cord dated from that time"
|. is rot generally known that the corpse OF
rasan.ni WAS long denied Christian burial. and
his cofln stood for years above ground in his
SOM villa.
Al Berlin Frau,sin Bauer had often danced
with Felix Menlc!Ssohn. who WAS two years
Younger than herself. and whom she described
~ thon the most charming and amiHble youth
Imaginable. She tells how Zel,er trained him
II inprovlss competitions. and how s,rikiag!y
ilIuminativs tina teachers directions were Is
illustrated by tho lev words OF instruction he
cavn on ono occasion to q lady about TO sing
" The II ny In Thuie." Imagine" said Nen-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-25


LuNBEn-Rough lumber, boxing, y inche.
and under, rst-class, s2i; stripping. E1y, s2l
boxing ana IUuring. clears, t25; thick cIoDrs
" and Ia, ST., rough lumber. second class
slB; ioist and scantiing, culls, sl5.
SIDISa-Flrs. common white pine, $50 80
second do. SO: third do, s25: poplar. SO OOa
n 81; u, tive pine n; s22 10: do "a, S2,; nsiiV'
rough, $500.
DnpssED IUMBER-- Boxing IL inches Rnc
undsr, SIG O0ss2S W; do lsxS, s26 DlG2s 90
scantllng, Joist or any conrnop lumber
S28 OO62 %. boxing over IL inches. s30,O0N
"a %; thick clears, IA to and q go UUdG32 30
second class. any kind. sel O6p2l 80.
DRESSED AND MATCHED FLooRIsG-Firs
class, SIS: second class, s2l.
WHITE PINE FURHIsHIH0 LUABgR-lh, -
and inch white pine, EO inch do, so5.
CEILIN0--- BEADED OR PLAiS-Flrst com
mon white pine, ~, $3.50; I'd do. $40; I'd do, e25
poplar, ", $40 Wld27byi poplar. y32.6l4tS5 90.
naiive pin, ~, s22.G0; do, Il, s26.
POPLAR LUnBER.-.iH, rs, and Inch, $50
do | inch. $50.
HIsGiEs--Whits Pine A, IS; do shaded A
s4,25. do extra No. /, $3.50; cypress, best any
brand s5 do No. a, $3.50, do No. q. $3.50: nativ'
sawed heart, 8I.5e saps, Si.25.
PiCRETs.--White pine dress6d and headed,
square or fiat, 81; yellow pine do ~; lath.
N2jGpl7 10.
LINE, CEMENT, ETc--Iime, Austin, 81. n
DER bhI' Cement. Louisville or hosenale, 90 80
per bbl.; Portland, SIS ~ por bbi. Plaster Paris
New York nv Michigan. rs per hhl.
BRIcR.-.rire-proof $3.50 per ii.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-25
Tobacco Rebates.

Washington, February 20 Persons
entitled TO tobacco rebates would do
well to bring all the pressure to bear
that they can on the secretary of the
treasury for the purpose of having him
detail the necessary clerks TO examine
claims. In round numbers there are
46 600 claims, of which only the nerest
fraction have been rejected. A few
thro Vn out because they were not
made In time, and some claims were
made on broken packages, while the
law limits rebates To whole packages.
A very few were thrown out for fraud
or othe. reasons. From the entire
country only q hundred or two of
claims were rejected. The last of these
claims was passed from the internal
revenue Office to the fifth auditors Of
flee last November. The fifth auditor
has now passed about seven-eighths OF
the whole lot TO the first comptroller,
and here they are stalled Comptroller
Lawrence told the Times correspond
ent to-day that he had only four clerks
in the division to which these claims
20, aud they have so much work
ahead of them that unless the comp
truller has additional clerks assigned
him it will take two years be-
fore his Office will ever begin the ex-
animation of these tobacco.rebate
claims. A large extra force was en-
ployed on them in the internal reve-
nue. office, and Comptroller Lawrence
has asked for extra help. Gen. Raum,
~ attorney for several of the largest
tobacco claimants has, with the con
currence of Judge Lawrence, asked
Secretary Folger to detail thirty clerks
at once for the examination of these
cases The secretary will probably
feel moved to ask for deficiency anpro'
pliatiun from congress if he is fur
nshed these clerks Commissioner
Evans refuses to furnish list of re-
jected claims. AS stated above il
would be very short one, and he says
that all persons whose claims have
been rejected have been notified to
that effect. Persons who have not
been told that their claims had been
rejected may, therefore, assume t,at
their claims are approved. The money
has been appropriated and is all ready
TO pay those claims when Judge Law
renee approves them.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-25
sadale.. mnrne.s. Etc.

SKIRT NG.-No. l California Skiftlng pei
roll, Ale: No 1 California Rkirting, por side,
&c.; No. fair benlork, clean, good stock,
i0c; No fair hcmlOck, no oil, 3sc.; NO.
oiled homlock, clean flesh, Ilsc.; No. oiled
ii ARNEss LEATHER. NO. Ohio medi
uin and heavy weight, &c, No. Is ONO me-
dun aud lighi, Sc; No. hemloek, Sic-; NO.
q hemlock, SOC,
BLiND BRIDES. mo. !, q com. sewed
H. liner dozen, Is 20; No. W, " bkle. IN, pigeon
wing, pei doz., 81 10; No. %, = do, el5 o..
RIDING BRfDLE-.-.-t In. blk.pr fall donb
head curb bits, SO 80; II do. fancy 'front.' do
Al sOl. :. In. long rein do, Sl5 ~: ~ Ia. d0nD
and stitched front do, extra curb pii, $500.
FILIINGS ~ In. short rein, blh. or fairi
o. so, x do biz or good, slnU.
SADDLES No. stock Cheyenne, Llama
pocac,s, $40; Number III ditto, less the
pocket, s32: No. loose Laced, coarse sun
tree, "a. No. 2 loose riyit do, go; No.
Colorado, gen uine short Frieseke Tree, u; No
10, lied, coarse, tl2; No. ~ do, sun tree, 10
No 90, stitched, full rig, rose tre', ~ 5O;. NO,
-, tackled, do. do, o.; three quarter and nall
Rigs, mems, s5sgs; do, boys SOB.
HAKN Esq " AEON -lH, ~ and IL inch
long tug, complete collar brides, lines,
etcJ, S1)(t21a2o; n Inch, machine, SNORT
tug. complete, BIZ 90: IL inch, hand, OAK
stock. hort tug, complies, ~; "a inch mai
rug ,omplete. fi3 20.
5Puiis.--Eurex No. ., chased. per dozen
S25; Indlanola, blued, per dozen, y w
Mexican, two u three-in,h roweist " 1o4et 20
LE3GINH.--No. 1, Cal. style, cali, -; NO.
Cal style, kip leggln leather. " 10; No. DO.
Is No. q old yle kip do, ~.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-25
Groceries.

Meats Of all kinds are very nrm. with an
upward tendency.
akAIs-.ugar cured nams, 1870: e.O.C.b.
Bacon, 1870; \. 9. bacon, l2c. Long clear In
con, NJ: =. G. dry salt, II.
LARD-Tierces l0lTo: ~ ana flb cans. 1890
20t cans, &C.; lon cans, ic;.c 6n cans. He
o ,urFnn and EA.-cosrKE-oommor
l2,so; ordinary, BE-: iair, lic.i prime Kio
S fsssy %r ss ia sSa Java S0A
TKA-l Imperial, i0otfj; gunpowder, 5OS7O
suGAR-Flne powdered, bbls. lOlsc; do,
halfbbis., lO9.e.; cut loaf. lCsso.; grannlnated
standard ~. CO.; Louisiana graduated, BEG,
standard A. SsSSlSc. choice white s1s@S'tc.
roE-louisiana, b.Sg7e. ,,.. ~
White fish, No i, hif. bbis., T.25; No. q, ga.26,
Dried hcrrlngs, per box, 4Oc; Cod nsh; SIC,
bags, =: lake, IL dat hoop bbis.. t2.lo;
CANNED GooDs.-Prioes per dozen: Pine
apples, standard, ais; Peaches. STANDARD,
u.s., sl.6S; .hs.. s2,25ls2bo; seconds. 2 Ms
81 "a; 3 u.s., 81 10; Tomatoes, standard, 2 ns,
81 .io seconds, 2 Ds.. -: hs.. sl.Sgsl .tG Green
Sr q. lsSl.io; Rasp6errles. q 5osl %;
Seigsi y "a soc n. s:a s sSSimsin' NJ S
Sl.35s g.; sardines, American, 500 ,ase'
Imported, sl2 5Otlf 10 case: Strawberries n,
sI.3y@i3O; Black berries. sl;25; Green gageh'
S.40 Eagle Condensed milk, $3.50; crown
BaKfso PowpEg.--sliver Loaf. ~ cans,
per do en-, SOC; 10. do, 81 50; IN. do, " 50;
~, sG no ri ~. a% 40, soap, common
ls1c: German olive, SIC Candies full boxes
SIC haiyes, lgc; quarters, 100. Indigo. s1c N:
Blueing, sOGDi.OO dozen. coleman's mustard
81 .400ts5. so dozen. Maccaroni, imported, iocn
American, 3l.O0 box. Buckets, TWO hoopb
Pro dozen; well bnrksts A2f dozen RrooIns
II 7s1s. 2sdnEen Brilliant oil, oils. Zoe; Eu-
pion do . c.; do, - cas- \, So 30 Brilliant,
Is ,.,ses, % 50: do, III cases, 81 20.
FLouR S'anard's Royal Patent, IS
D uol; SACKS. " oog Y l.V u.s.; No. Texa'
per 100 lbs. 81, No 1882 rs, No 80. Corn meA
Der bushel, dc; Homlny anu grits. BIB
IS Oe Oatmeal, v hall bbl.. 81 25 Cracke,
wheat. IN, &c: Crackers: X soda, SOC, ~
soda, exec; XXX soda, exc: cream &c.; gan
ger snaps s1fc.; lemon creams, sfc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-25
New Orleans.

PRODUCE.
NEW ORLEANS. February 2-FLoUR-
Higher AMI scarce; family 45o@i75; high
grades gDtG5e0.
Corn Good de uard and higher; white
and yellow 6963
oars Quiet and firm at iTais.
PRovIsIoSs.
Com MEAL--IIigher and scarce at 3 II.
PoRK--fslr demand and prices higher;
is 25GiS 81
BULK MEATs-Fa T. demand but scarce /;
shoulders packed easier ut On; long clear
and clear rib nrmer at9T5.
COFFEE Demand active, firm and un-
changed,
SuGAR-Qulet and unchanged.
MuLASsES- quiet aid unchanged.
RICE quiet and unch nged.
BRAS-Higher and scarce at -.
BACOS Far demand, easier; no shoulders
here: long clear and clear RIB UeSGltM.
HAMs-Steady; choice sugar-cureo canvass
ed at 3A.
WHISKY steady and unchanged.
cargoes, common Ia prime ilIsGllLs.
,'OTToN SpED on, Scarce ana In request:
crude J5l3d37; refined 70.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-25

nAR IRON, So rs Norway, sc.; No. ~ u
sheet iron, bl.c. No, 81 G. sheet iron, eye:
galvanized sheet Iron, 9lol0lEc.; No. y " soda
f7c.: No ;, do, too; 3iN2S roofing tin, sl4 30
8l5 So; lixl0 and lfxii pat. do, 81 75GDs 90;
timers wire, 80 per cent OFF. timers stpch,
forty per cent. or; cook stoves, with ware,
$40 O6525 10; do with trimmings, 81 50a5JIO
| WOOD Work. Wagon axles. Uc. q 81 %;
tongues OcGsl %; tiugletrecs, 81 10; DO, STEERS,
| Soc; spokes "a 5Dl 20; fellocs, 1902 Is:
| Doublatrees. eS 2StDi ~; neck Jokes, 81 ora
2 S.; pow beams, Gt6'c.; pillow handles, 81 "a
@25o; handles. 1872 so.
NAILS. 81 Gi kcs, basis lild.-Burden horse
shoe, per key, 50 81: Perkins do, So 10. Walk
er 40 s. so Burden mule, 81 ~: Northwest
ern horse shoe nails No. I. 5Oc., No. &. No. No
q, &c, M. 4 2lc., No 8, 20c.; Lakes" do, No
4. 45c., No. 5 2bc., No. q, s2c., No. !, 30 No. y
lgc.; Ausaole do. No. T. i5c., No. 5, &c, No. q,
Gle, No. 7. 100, No. \, Inc.
50 r0d95I, Haze ensack, ~ 5Os7 %; boys,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ! Climax, sl70o.
No. 9, do. ais 80: No. do, s23; No. do, s25i
No. O no.. SIS.
MIsCELLANEOUS-Tra chains. AZ Ter
pair, id 10. pillow siDgetrees, per doz. s22j
pillow douDleirees, per dozen, 50 o.; stock
BELLS 81 per cent, OH door locks, % 25aDgt ~;
wood screw, 81 and 10 per cent. or: l. 7 cast
door butts, IL .aud 10 per cent. of; cut and
timed lacks, z per cent. OF; coDec mil H. ~
per cent OF blind hinges J6and 10 per cent,
or; carriage bolts, 65 and 10 per cent. of
pillow bolts, 81 per cont. OFF; piece tin ware,
~ per cent. on deep stamped ware. 50 pei
cent OF; shallow stamped ware, so per cent
of; jnpanned ware. 10 per cent on.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-25
Wool, Hides. Etc.

wooL-aedium, according to grade, guam y
and condition, III 10 zoe; Enc according
grade, quality and condition. IS 10 20; coars,
according 10 grade q atty and condition. j.
10 I've; Mexican improv d according TO grad
qualify and condition, 10 Is; Mexican, &c
cording to grade, quality and condition, u
To IL: bury, less, according To amount a
burrs.
HIDEs-No. lIheavy mint. dryY 70 Hc.: No
heavy flint, dry, q 10 l2c: No. /, light nin
y n iSc; No. 3, light Mint, p n l0c: bulls ant
heavy, dan aged, T. ID SIC; calf Hk lns and bad
ly damaged, p n ia6c; green sailed, eound
y n &c; green sailed, grubby, b &c; butcher
green, u D blSc,
FURs~skunk. Io@2Oc; raccoon. 2oSsOc
cayo,es, adp00c; mountain wolf, 75c9si; foI
20d &c.
'ELrRIE3 - Nominal, season over. Dee
skins, p u 2Ds925; an ielope skins, Y n 1901
goat skins, each lOSzo: sheep pelis, accordinl
10 amount NJ WOOL 20c@up; shearlings, nc
cording 10 amount OF wool, l0Gl5c; Mexican
sheep lelts, a D. Sdol0c; Mexican sheep pelts
lI1l2c: Mexican sheep sherlingt
be
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-25
ALI SORTS

EEttlase work done at the I ivy
Fsop ~ u, I tenningt n,
y, 100 WORK guaranteed: also
~ sndtn ming done by II.
INFUSION aud &c III STREETS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-25
Liquors.

WHiskr--Reotifcd 81 llals1, as PER proni
spNr mash, one year old. 81 90 two years old
extra old whisky si6sS
WINEs-Clsret, case,NS slnipoO ~ neroaal.
ny; CAtawoa, per gallon, POO so Pori, al 9lf,
per gal, 81 s0S5 0f White wine, In rsses.
z Wal0 %.
CHAsPAGSE--9. IA, Mnunm q Co., Extn
smyt Sm O98o; hcldslch, In basket, sef eoN
ehampnene, ~ Nh9ifm. geo. Goulct, exirs
ALE-s,tock Ale, per dogs "a 0lat2 as; Porter
scr doz,. 81 Oa6? y.
nol-rirn BrER--St. Louis qusrte, SIC %. p,.
90 ~ Budwciser quarts slg 90; pints as 20
Erlangtr beer, quarts, slS %; pints SIS ba
schllt1 Milwaukee, quarts $40 50. pipts SIS Oc;
Anthony y knhn's, ats $500 pints si2 80
u, tlausen q sons che mpagne beer, quarts
si2N' pints Si25O; Falk s.AIilwauke &C, quartz
ALSO.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-25
!. DC

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f,nty otl
county.
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tpunty {
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-25

ma fIi
ccieu a.
.iuiidiilg|
exceed u
ais mus
J.. a.. u.
rfscrvt1
sails.
My JudgI
. MS, Ten
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-25

Bark, Cinnamon, per pound. lS'S--c, bara
Peruvian, per pound. 39ae--; bornx por
i6@lS; bi.carbonRts OF soda per N, satls: O y
peras per b, 2Qei, castor oil per gal on, csc;
(mottled), per NJ ,e4S cream tartar, q. p, PEI
pound, iOGis: chalk, lump, per pound, 2soi
cs.lomel, T. y W., per pound, ,ossSo; caloniel
drnte. l SOC, si thlorotoriu, 81 %: compost
ton powder, 80asi0; dovers powders, $50
EPSON salts per pound, Sdpj gum opium, pei
pound, az gum canphor, 2'e--; morphine
per o., s. co. machine oil, golden. SS2i0
qu'nine, y. 4 W., per or. 4't0l 50; ou,n,re
German. pernz ~; potash, brsnildc, 3I@ 10;
iodld,, / R@l5G chlnrate, y5G.7,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-25

FFasIcrn TDsNs and NOulhern Texas MOCK
cattl about two dollars per head les than
the above quotations.
The above prices are for herds OF 1000 head
and upward, delivered on the ira H. and for
such cattle as hose raised In the counties
emhrac. In the following territory: West
Of the 'rcyas entral Railway north OF line
dawn east and west with Waco, and east OF
n line drawn uorth and south with baird and
south OF Red River.
stocks of cattle located IN Western and
Northwestern Texas from e. s093, per head
each. counted. Difference in price owing TO
location and tenure OF the range and breed OF
cattle.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-25

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, initiation yyalnu,
each, e. LOGS " all walnut, 81 S0al0 81; Chair
wood scat, '. don, 81 1907 OI cane and ratt,.
seat, s. OcgN No, cane seat, dining glg Obo2O 90
Childs and rockers, IS 0Otal2 80; larro rockins
So olGSi "; camp and rockers, each. 81 80
90 Mirrors. arch tops, q doz, slg06i2 81
Tables round, s2OOslS %: fsll leaf, g 5095 90
Safes, each. G. 25EpTOO Bureaus, e S0@2D 10
wash stands, el 2Jee5 50; bed Syringe. 81 1901 30
Baby Carriages, ~ 50da3o
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-25
0yesHSsMeRTS,
fMsgSI,,S.I

(saIs y. d. homeopathic lny.
! Sn'. Once over Royai
D OF co,,r, ,'n oilice, Mai u street,
beriora n. mouse. Residence,
Esass Of s 20 ? and J to 3 p. m.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-25
Chicago.
pf,ODylE.

CHICAGO, February 28.--FLouR-Quiet
" urAT-Actiye and lower, and closed ikc
md rIhuTsday Febl nary 9i1s@ss24. CLOSED
glszdqlM; MaIchs 7sG9S, cio'ed9 'At$aE Aprli
li26pI closed 9li sG9I; May ls@el.f, closed
g7J2. June ggiS6al Upai closed |S4@VJfa; NO. -
red winter 9ggl on. ,.,.,,o,. ,,.
t'oRN-- Fair demand: opened stronger, out
soon declined " and closed about same ,i rs
Ihursda: February 52A@0Ai G'osssn .2,4'
March $3.50 ~, closed 5Hs; APT ,SSf9S,n5,s
q osed s.a53l5; May 5s3s, closed os1.; june
5SL@tgls. closed 6sl I ,... an = con-.
OA1s Dull and easier January VIZ S2si;
Feb uary 30 March, S2@S2 4; April 52A@34ssi
" FORK ' Active and Irregular opened 20 to
n-Demand fair; advanced sac; cash
a7oay Is. March 1909 5s5z April 9s2E; May
ss71Sdl0On. ,,,,.t.,., An.
BULK MEATs--lalr deinAnui shou'ueIs w.
short rib o IS, short clearb'l.
LIVE STOCK.
CATTLE Receipts, %; market unchanged;
EXPORTS q 1 "a W; go d 10 choice s16oSG com
mon t. medium l50r5 ". ..,,.,.,.. t,,,.
SuEri,-Receipt-, o. market slfplE; ih M
rIur tn mir 3 2lai q; medium TO good bOG co.
choice to extra 5J@b2o.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-25
LIVE STOCK,

KANSAS CITY, February sS-CArrLE-
lnsu TO 205 pounds lctp5 IS; feeders sos %:
cows 3'2)0iI0.
SHtEp Receipts, $50: market steady; ma.
tives of j TO los pounds average OOa3 90.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-25
Country Produce.

Potatoes-Irisb, avrtnern, p Dbl % 1922 IS.
a., per OBJ, So 7sds--. Turnips. y barrel,
81 90. Beans, II. +. med. bills. 6s.c;i large
lima, 6eoI<'.; small butter, t,19,c; Pickles,
half bbi., med, 400, half b !, small, IS . !.
pies feet s't- 81 o. qnarier bbl., 500; hali
bbl., % 00es5 10. Cheese, half cream, l21tc.;
full cream, l7c. Kraut. per bbl., Sl2W i22,;
half bbl., W % Peanuts. 3,feIc. older. malt
mn. sbO0. Cabbage. sr.
PIU,TR1 Hens, 80 rs per dolei Turkeys
5000 10 o.: Geese. n % @s0o; Ducks. - Wa
S25
E0Gs--Per dozen, l0t@.
Fresh country butter. choice. 20; Creamep
49,: old butter, lO9l2<c; oleomargaine, iSc
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-25

One spd PHYSICIAN AND
Elor ,ires,ua residence, corner
Nav "a H. and ! TO sp. m
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-25
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining IN the postonice at For
Worth, Texas, Monday, February q, 1854; To
obtain any OF these Letters, the appllcRn
must call for advertised letters" and give
the date of this list
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-25

HAY New country loose from wavon
SW@lnto per tou: bale hav s9ai0 New
enrn, 20 q t,cts. Oats, country, S2,Sa sscts.
bran, eo9sl.oo per 10, Chops, ~ Is per iulbs'
Barley uas c. Cotton eeed meal. si.nOe iD1'
cotton iced. 2isc. Miiei. uer bale, sioeii,
Johnson grass seed. s per buShel.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-25
A Heavy Haul,

Troy, n. Y, February Burglars
broke into the iewelry store of Il.
Marks & Son, and carried of property
valued at $4,000.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-25

ffoal,"9@n at, PHYSICIAN AMI
" corner s,i'' Office and resi.
|eln's I M. Main and Third
'u'ce hours 9 a. m. 10 ?
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-25

SuGAR- Dnll and nom nat
MoLAssrs-Qulet aud unclaimed.
RICE steady with moderate demand.
TAIL ow-Quiet ana UNCHANGED.
n.-QuIet and steady Texas li@2''
Pork quiet nd lrm.
BErF- Quiet and UNCHANGED
LARD Higher; Western steam spot ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-25
Ammunition.

Powder--Blnstins. q keg, 81 90: rife, y IS D
Ehot--s2 10 4 snck Bnck shot. s286.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-25

Red sheephead and trout, per pound, l2lfc,
dressed catfish, 21sc.: dressed buffalo loo.
OYsTERs atimore Diamond brand: Ola.
monds a 50 per dozen; Select, ~ 10 dozen
Mntagorda, soc. per luO; Berwick Bay, VI .
per loo.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-25
Kansas City
PRODUCE.

KANSAS CITY, February 2.-WHEAT-
Quiet s5dS5ls bid cash; Sias March So. May.
'onS- Quiet; ilz cash and bid March; Az
May.
OATs-stronger. 80 bid.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-25

Refrigerator and Butcher Live Weights.
Beeyes-Corn fed per pound. ii4@ilsc
ows per p ,und A6pnSc
Muttons-Fair, fat muttons y b....2A 3tc
Choice, per pound....""......3 tSl.c
iobh-feT pouhi. Npliet
Stock hogs, t'er pound ...........3l[6p4 q
Bulls and stays, for sausa manufac-
ture, per pound lN6pY<c
Grass cattle suitable for beei-none IN mar.
ket.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-25
TEl,EGRAPHIC MARKETS.
MONEY.

NEW YORK, February 23.---Monoy. l@2;
closed oil RED X; priiue me rcantile paper, IA
81: sterling exchange II. b. firm nj sd'<;
sight exchange, suA.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-25
LieerpooI.

I1yERpooL. February 3-OoiIoN-Spoi
.loscd firm nj l-l6h higher. r a.,a
Ordinary ,....."...''"s'''''''' '''''''''''''a <
Good ordinary ....''." '''' ''' ''''''5 ina
Low mid HING. ...'...'-'' '''''.''''''''''''''''T
Nidding........... ,.,..",.'.'.'''''-,'''''" -
Orleans middiing .......,;,;,,;;''"''''''''''''''
sales IL, ~; American p,eo ooo
l.nr mon ana speculation 1000.
Imports 22DD0, American u y. onoI,ts
Futures clo ed steady, party ana =poih's
lower
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-25
Glassware.

Tumblers, per doyen......,.. .......,..s 500 90
Gob'ets, per dogeD......,............... boo ~
Glass cts pieces, pei dozen. ..,... 4 O00l2 0J
Glass nolas es pitchers, c'm . do2 ec 2 %
Glass molitsses pitchers, No. 50 doz 20 4 90
Glass anola-ses pitchers, No. 70 dos 40 I 20
q ass pitchers, per dozen ,...,...,...,~ b0a2i 20
Glass compel ts, 0 inch, per dozen. On $ 90
Glass COMFORTS, u inch, per dozen, % 3 SO
lass cnmports, Inch er dozen. ~ 4 %
Glass COMFORTS, inch, pr do en-. e o.
GLASS compo'ts, inch, per duz n. & q ~
Glass lamp. per doEen...,..,. ,..-... 0Jql2 70
Lamp chimneyH, No. o. per dozen. 20 ~
Lamp chlnneys, No. |, per dozen. 40 80
Lamp cbimneys. No 2 per d, zen. % 10
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-25

New ORLEANS. February 2I-Sight ex-
change on New York ~ 200 per 100 pre-
MUM. -
Sterling exchange b. D., N.
EnnAnls nl.. n1n.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-25
New York.
pUDpuCF.

WJEAr-Sput lois l46h lower and dull ;
options opened ls@H netter: subsequently
W, ak er aud dec ined ll@es, closing steady;
ungraded red SV@lc s; NJ. . red =; No. 2red
Sol IA. go,
CoRS-Spot ga lower ungraded 5ia6l;
No.3, 6Oa6.1s; steamer 6lG6lH; No. = o++9
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