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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-25

MEAIS-Sugar cured harus, 1870; SC.C.R.
Bsnon, lSs4c; sc. bacon, llssc.; %. g. dry salt,
l0a4.
LARp-Tierces. ioIsc 30 and SON cans, 1880;
b N cans. l0Ic.
CorrKH.-uommon 49,; ordinary, Exc;
fair, l3yIc.; prime Rio, lie: fancy, l6c; ola /,
government Java, 30kc.; Arbucsles' Ariosa,
TrA-lmperIai, aC@eo; gunpowder, 5o@7u.
SuGAR-tlne powdered, bbls, l0lSc.: do.
haltbbis., leXc.; cut loaf, iOsSc; graduated
standard 0,<c6D.; Louisiana graduated, eco;
standard a, ss@sNc.; choice white, SlsajsSc.
yellow clarified, SGSAc.
RIcE-Louisiana, 5IiqoJc.
FIsu-Meckerel, Ion kits, No. ], sl.l5; No.
z sl;o5; half hbls,,, No; !, Uee; No. 2, $500;
Dried herrlngs, per box. doc. Cod fish; exc.
SALT-Coarse In baga,. q. 25,pl.sO nne in
bags, 80; lake, ia fiat hoop bbis.. s2,io;
CANNED Goops-Prices per doser; Pine
apples, standard, sl.7s Peaches, standard.
ibs., si.s5; 8 lbs; s2,a5ssa.5o; seconds, 2 ms,
s s SECONDS. MS. h. si.sesi Green s
Berries sSiao; RaspSerrles, q sSS So g:
si5ssi.7o: Z 70. ~ -G ~. VI" Maeaerei, No. .,
slSSas--; sartines. American, $500 case;
imported, el2.50dsli 10 case Strawberries, 2 10. 4,
sl25Gl.S0; Blackbcrries, aI.25; Green gages,
sl5o; Eagle Condensed milk, sS,eo; crown,
s6.25 Swiss 1850.
per dozen, zoe; AN. do, 81 90; lib. do. ~ 30;
| Sp. do, e7, BIB. do, Sl2.
suNpRIKs-Starch, axe. eoap. common
&c; German olive, SIC. Candles FOIL boxes,
!5e4c; halves, lBc; quarters, Ice. Indigo. S5c nj
| Blueing, 3Ool.00 dozen. Colemnn's mustard
sl.iO0eo.GJ doEon. Maccaroni, imported l5cih
| American, sl.W box. Buckets, two hoODH
| clio dozen; VOL buckets. gi.25 dozen. Broons,
| sl.7SdsS ~ doson. Brilliant oil, bbls Poe; En-.
pion, do &c; do, Is cases, 50 30: Brilliant,
20 ctscs, u 80: do, liz cases, 81 TO-
FLOUR - Sipnnrd'E I(Oyal Patent "a 10
| n bbl.; sacks. 81 lon n 100 'bs.: No. | To1ns
per 100 lbs. So, No 2 so &c, No 81 %. Corn mesi
per bnshol, Csc. Homlny and grits, Z. bbl /.
s. 90; Oatmeal. u hail bbl., 81 25; CTacktd
wheat. an, &c: Crackers: X soda, 8Ifsoo., XX
soda, 8f@c; xxx soda. TO-. cream 9c GIN.
ger sDapA. &c.; lemon creams, %.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-25
THE HOYT WILL.
Proceedings In Fighting Over
a M.lliopaire's Estat.

New York, March proceediro
TO opeh To probate the will of the ia,o
Jesse Hoyt in behalf of his dau.tias
Mary Irene Hoyt, began to.dsv NJ
.ioyt ielt an estate valued al SSOO0 O10
to SiO0OO,OOo. Miss Hoyt objected 10
The instrument, charging undue ipllu.
ence and mental incapacity of her ia.
ther TO make the will. The first wifi.
ness called was Cornelius Van Zlnit
Word, one ofthe witnesses to the win
Witness testified 10 having drawn mn
ana witnessed the will on Jnue o6th
iSS2. NJ. Hoyt told witness thar ha
mad two wills, one ofls72 nnd one Of
1873, but that they were not nj nil
what he wanted, therefore they would
be of 30 use. Witness looked over
these wills and saw that no dispasi-
Ton was made nv them of his house
ana furniture. Witness spoke to Nh.
Hoyt about this. He replied that he
had no house. as it belonged TO
bis wife. He further ,aid il
was his purpose TO place 81, ono in
the hands of his executor, far his
widow IN trust, the income to be aid
to her during her life, and upon her
death 100000 was to be bequeathe,l
ny her as she saw Ht Mr.. Hoyt de
sired to leave 81 25O 900, the interest b
be given to Mary uhe daughterl for
her use. What provision to make for
her, the decedent said, had been n
very painful subject. On Friday OF
the same week, witness read the diff
ferent articles of the will to Mr.. Hoyt,
who said they were all right.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-25
TELEGRAPHIC MARKETS
81. Louis.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
ST. LOUIS, March sl.-The Chicago panicky
market did not rattle cur wheat market
much, our bears and bulls fought quite live
ly. But honors were about evenly divided,
the bulls controlled old crop months while
the options beyond May were at the mercy Of
the bears Our cash wheat sold higher than
In Chicago and New York. May was strong at
IL; June and July options came down hand
somely and liberal transfers were made.
The receipts of corn were large, 500 car
loads, and the bears had II almost their own
way.
Provisions were extremely dull, orders We're
small, and declines were In order.
Receipts of cattle falrand demand moderate
Good steers were steady, light steers and
Texas easier. Sales were made al D TO 80;
Texas it,5S0.
Sheep active; receipts, 1909. Texas and
Colorado sold al 4 to 10.
PRODUCE.
WuEAf-No. 2 red winter, 01&l l0x: cash.
lON9l lOM: May Wa; June Ws; July o'%,
ConS.79SGsi7I y cash; Az March; az April;
i0H@i0A May; 50l4@5o& June: SIS July.
oArs-S2l4 CASH 31ss@33.9 May,
walsEY-l IL.
CORN MEAL-2 50.
PROVISIONS.
Week and slow, only IA small job trade done.
LIVE STOCK.
CATTLE-Recelpts 2,lCO; exporter steers .
66 75: good to choice, D COG6 20; common 10
medium, 90 as 0; corn,fed Tex lbs, 5000 90
Hoes Receipts 500; light, 3o9B 81; pack
ing 6 609G g0 heavy - OF To-
SHEEP. Receipts 3,a0l inferior TO fair, 80
3 =: medium 10 good, i95; choice 10 fancy,
5d5T: Texans, 3d4 Is.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-25
COURT DECISIONS.
SUPREME COURT.

Galveston, Marc. 24.-The supreme
court aflirmed-Merchants' Insurance
20. of Galveston W.. Dryer, from
Washington: (i40l, Woodhouse ct al.
vs. Milflin ct al, from Cameron; Ney
vs. VS.. Rathe, from Medina; Bates w.
thompson, flom Travis; Pratt ct al.
vs. Goodwin, from Parker.
6, Reversed and remanded-Booth VS..
otfippelman, from Colorado; Keysei
Us. Mnsebach ct al. from Mason
Spaidlng ct al. VS.. Little, from Tar,
rant; Ball ct al. vs.. Warren, from Nc
y reversed and rendered in favor OF
appellant Baker vs.. Kennedy, from
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-25

SuGAk-Dull and nominal; of A 0ls0l y
standard a GA@I; conteotioners A ~; A
powdered ~: graduated 1916.
MoLASsFS- Quiet.
RICE-StoGdy with fair demand.
TuRpENTiEE-S steady at aH@3i<.
TALLow-Dull aud weak at 1915.
WooL-Du,l and weak.
PORK Duh and barely steady.
BiEF--Quiet and unchanged.
LhRD-Closed heavy and unsettled; prime
steam, 90.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-25
Wool, Hides. Etc.

HIDEs--No. i,heavy mint, Dry r9b &c.,. No,
heavy filnt dry, y 10 lsc. M. |, light flint.
Eib lac; No. 2, light tiiut, nm 49,, bulls and
heavy, damaged, y n loo; calf skins and bad
~ damaged, u 10 ia6o; green salicd sound,
% 7Ac; green sailed, grubby, th b1so butch
Or green, VI o..
cayotes, $4,000; mountain wolf, 75c@si; fox,
2Qap25c.
pHLrRira- = Nominal, season over. Deer
goat skins, each l0g25; sheep pets, according
to amount ot WOOL 2Jc@up; shearinga, 40.
cording 10 amount OF wool, lGatl5c; Mexican
ahccp peltg, q 10 BdDl0c; Mexican sbeep pel,s,
Improved. i2l2c; Mexican aEeop sherlings.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-25

Fotstoes--Irish, northern, n Dbl s2i06G2 IS:
tack, S5GD--c,; sweet, per bnshel, 6ba7Gc. on
Ions, per hbi., %goa--. Turnips, :, barrel,
lima. edsO)fc; small butter, agSeSSc. Pickles.
piodirm, per bbl., ss 90; small, per bbl,, 80 o
hnlf Dbl, med, " TO; half bhl :, small So %.
rigs feet. kits. o. 20: quarter Dbl, 81 70; hnli
foil cream, IKE. Kraut, per bbl., al2l1i22b;
half bbl., 50 10 Peanuts % loo elder, half
bb'.. IS o. Cabbage, To.
PoULrRT-Hens. $50 G1 S - per dozer
young spring chickens, g ls@35l; Turkcys.
81 5oGpl00 "; Geese, "a 80 aU o.; bucks. IS COG
Is.
EG0s--Per dozen, leo.
Fresh country butler, choice, 30; Creane y
@@S1fc.; old butter, i0@l254c.; oIeomarga-
rlne, lbc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-25
New York stock Market.
New York, March al Governments steady.
Railways weaker.

New York, March al Governments steady
Railways weaker.
state securities dull aud lower.
Prices rule n, stock exchange to-day, Mark.
ct unfdvorably affected by reported demoral.
isalion In east bo ind sht rates aud o,rcn.
ia'lon of bearish rumors concerning the grle
railway company. strong issue of $500 90
hondsoy tho New York Central was revived
10 day. Pacific Mail lower on the rcpoT, tina,
the company had issued bonds OH It's new
steamers bat the officials OF company stated
that these stores wers without foundation
and the corporation has no bonds ,outs,aad.
ing and that business is large compared with
saturday night The clio ing prices ale y 10
IL per cent. lower except for Pacific Mail
which IS ( per cent. lower at -. Late in the
day The st. Pau com on and preferred sold
exclusion o,8Iper cent.
Transactions, $3.50,
NEW YonN, March 81. = Governments
strong
Railways firm.
State securities quiet,
aoSEY.
NEw York, March 2i.AMoney ~ and 2.
prime mercantile paper lelb,f; sterling ex.
change j firm S1A; sight iSth.
GovEtNNe NT .srcuRIrrEs..
Srw NppE Nar,i, sot = "a naoI nj ,ba o.,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-25

nR. Is. ;. BsvILts, PHYSICIAN AND
ID Surgeon. Office ard residence, corner
ourth and Taylor streets, (gsslght on cor
nerl. onice hours to pa. IN. and to sp. IL
Telephone call No.o2
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-25
EGYPT.


London, March q. - The latest
Egyptian advices indicate that the
whole country South will be or is in
revolt. The rebels have surrounded
Khartoum, and cut OF all communica-
tion. Gen. Gordon considers the case
as serious, hut not alarming. Two
messengers have been sent from Der
Der to Khartoum, carrying concealed
letters.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-25
A Receiver Asked For.

Little Rock, Ark, March "a -Appli.
cation IN behalf OF II X. Dow and
other trustees was made in the United
States court for receiver for the
Memphis & Little Rock railroad on
the ground that no Interest had been
paid on the bonded debt since Jan
uary, 1882.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-25
A Scoiier l,ebnked.

1t has been stated that the people of
Fort Worth are making efforts to &C.
cure Maj. Penn's gospel tent for use by
the Republican and Democratic con-
ventions. The Dallas Times makes
considerable fun over it, but a fter all
no good reason is seen why IL might
not be made to answer the purpose.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-25

Furnitnre--BcGdstcads Imitation waInus
each, 81 t0as ~ nj, walnut. ct sa1io 80; Chairs
wood seat, v dor, ~ 1897 90; cane aud rattan
scat, " coes 20; cane scat, dining, sls 005s?0n0
lh,lds and rockers SS 00eals 20: large rockin
iSf Mirrors, arch tops. z dor, SO g0&i2 80;
Tables, round, s2o09S50; M leaf, 81 5ot2b 30:
Safes, each, o. ?S9T 90; bureaus, IS 5eF9o %
wash stands, el 2jaDi %; he'd syringe 81 1871 ga
Baby Carriages, Vi 50D3J
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-25

,e.ArrLn-Cat,lc receipts 1900 weak nj 4
stuWi naive Steers 9in 10 .Ot0 rounds AVERAGE
fGl 81 'eee'' . ''@' W. cows
no ,s-Receipts s5S strady; lots "a 20 So,
pnnnds average . 2,6tg 90 mainly IAae 20
an, Sht .i, Receipts 100; quiet; common ma.
uNes oi 50 pounds average s Is.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-25

WILSON HOUSE, CHURCH PLAZA, l. \
redo, Texas. Hest and most central ho-
Tel In the city. sample rooms for commercial
men. Geo. N. Basevi proprietor
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-25

zunBeR--Rough lumber boxing, IL inchoa
and under, frut-elasr, t2l: stripping. xx3, S21;
boxing and flooring, clears, as; thick clears,
~ aud TX, Ell; rough lumber. second class
Sll; loist and scantlfng, culls, ei6.
EIpINd-FYrst common white pine, $50 60;
II 81. M I've pine y; s22 so do ". s25; native
pegssrp iusEEn-Boxing u incneh ana
umder, q2o oOes2s %; do xzs, GO 0oe.$ 90;
scsnuing. joist CT any cominop lumber
e29 Ouas.S 00. boxing over IL inchcg, tSopQ4
second claRs. any kind. f2i 00923 81.
DRESSED AHp MATCHED FI<ooRIF0--Ftrst
olasa, SIS; second class, vi.
WHITE PINE FuRNIsHfHg LUhBER-lH, ~
and Inch white pino, e30; Inch DO, Us.
CEIIIN0--BEADED on pLAIH-flfEt coIi-
mon white pine II, si2.5j; ID do. tSy; ID DO. e2i
poplar, ", go O0a27 co; popler ~, tS25D33 S %;
naiiyspine, ", s2s.5O; do, n, s2s.
POPLAR IuABEn.--llz, ~. ana inch w
II saISei i.s--while Pine A. IS. do shaded a.
ei.25. doextra No. $3.50. cypresz essl. A,iy
brand, S.; do No. 2, 1f.s0; do No. S3.6Q native
sawed heart, $50 saps, q. -. 8. y
Picg ETs. White pire. dressed nno hs1dees
sqnnrs or nat,i yellow pine 40 ~ assn'
LINE. 1crnKxr, Eru--Iims, Austip. q g
per Dbl. Cement. lsoulaville Or RQs enele, u 20
Dor Dbl, Portland. ef7j per Dbl. Plaster Paris
New York or Michigan. "a " per hbl' Rinste
: y Bis,'scx.-i'irs-proo s75d psr -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-25

A. MATTHEW'S, NJ. D., PHYSICIAN
/ and obstetrclan. ONCE 1904 Houston
Street, at y. Z. Bishops drug store. kesi.
Street ear line.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-25

BAY Kew country loose from wagon
- o0Gl0t 90 per ton bale hay. fgai0. New
corn, s5 q iOcts. Oats, country, s21e@ssets.
cotton seed meal, 90 81 y 100. Cotton seed
i2ISn. Nillet. per bale. slnfslI. Johnson
grass seed. 81 per bushei. Millet seed, 75c.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-25
Fish and Oysters.

Red sheephead and trout per pound, l2Dfo;
Observation-Disclosures Diamond brand; Ola,
mondG. "a 80 per dozen; Select 90 90 dozen /
Mstagorda, sJc. per 100; Berwick Bay, VI 70
per 10.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-25
New York.
PRODUCE.

NEW YORK. March ?i.-FIouR-weak.
WHE,r-Spot lots mi "a lower; options
1l@las; lower and weak; ungr4ded red, 500
10: No fred glS: No. 3 red | Ul@l 0li.; No. 2
red 06hml O6@l To.
CoRN-spot lots L@l lower; options %gl
lower; closing steady Mt bottom rates. uu-
graded, 5 d6l No 3, 81; steamer, 5s,e85g94;
No 2, 6oH@6lk.
PROVISIONS.
CoRFEE-Spot, fair; Rio dull and nominal.
options opened 10 IL points higher, and
closed about 25 points lower.
Sales, $50 bags.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-25
Week and slow, only "A small job trade done
LIVE STOCK.
Chicago.

Special 10 the Gazette.
CHICAGO, March 2I.-In my last dispatch
mentioned bear success and stated that II
was the intention Of the bears to carry the
war iato Africa. Wei. they have carried out
their Intention, and have made the wool ny,
50 to speak. May wheat declined to day
~ cents; corn 4 of cent, and pork II cents
per barrel The bulls had tried the temper OF
the bears to an unbearable degree and simply
overdone IL. The scene at the pit was one OF
noise and confusion, and the bulls did not
make much OF n show al resistance Trading
was withal quite lively, there being some
parties not mistrustful OF the future. bay
FORK opened at II s7l5 and then, with Few eA-
ceptions, declined right along until IL ~ was
reached and then went uD a little, but'not
much; June likewise came down; July ana
the year was considerably lewer Lara was
slow and but a few points lower. Loose ihestS
duh and shade lower. In wheat, with the
introduction above, there Is bui little more 10
add. the quotations given below tel Inc
whole story.
Nav wheat sold down to 9e)E. shortly after
10 O'Clock the excitement was great ana
manic was feared. Sales, both in corn and
wheat, were very high.
with the small receipts OF cattle the market
~ w. safes were made at to
Q so.
r,orp-Irnchanged
wmEAr-March s1lEaSsN, close, ~; A ,d9rh
s.osseo,1s,, cn rsssa closed NJ s87 d9 July
sn az closed al sil@ei5S No. 2red winter
duff and nominal; ,,,-,, 4ova.o,z.
ConN-Cash ssh .aSH'- Ia Messed Ia. NAV
s .sss, VI. c;lossd 5isE June 55lz@jGc, clcs
ao jay az 5seS Sots sG March or April 2ogss
s2sAi May '''4g pnoy ,msio
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-25

"l.hktcrn IskaS ana southern Texas Btock
cattle about two dollars per head less than
the above quotations.
The above prices are for herds OF 1000 head
and upward, delivered on the trails, and for
such cattle as those raised In the counties
embraced Ia tho following territory: West
of the Texas Central Railway. north OF n limo
drawn east ana west with Waco, and east OF
line drawn north and south With Baird and
south OF Red Rive.
burfs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-25

BAR IRON, IS 20 Norway, &c.; No. ~ Is
galyaulsed sheet iron, a6l0l<c.; No. y X soda
I7c: No Il do. l5c.; 2Jx2S roofing ifn sii sd
eDl550: iss90 and lOxlf pal. do, 81 1908 80:
timers wire, 30 per cent on; timers stock.
forty per cont. or; cook stoves, with ware.
$40 60n,25 90: do with trimmings, 5ii 506l5OOO
WOOD WORK. Wagon axlos. svc@sI OO:
tongues, oOc@sl %; kiugletrces, 81 rs: holsters
be-, spOkes ~ 156pS 90; follces, 81 s5ep2 rs:
Doublstrees, 81 25@4 90; heck yoIes, az OOo,
80; plow beams, 50n65c.; pillow handles, 81 70
@2J0; handles, elT5eD2 30.
NAILS. 81 65 keg, basis lpd.-Burdon horse
shoe, per key, 70 90; Perkins do, 80 Is; Walk.
er do, 81 so; Burden mule, ss 81; Northwest
crn horse shoe nails, No. 4, Soc, No. o. dc. No.
9, 2sc., No. y 2lc., No. 3, 2oc.; .Lake'sp dor No.
4 ia slc a NO, S DO No No RI Nc S No. No
2lc., No. 7, l9c., No. 4, iso.
xES-K. K. per dozen, 90 5oeDl0 co. Iake's
50 C0Q.o 51; Hackensack, 81 5Oas7 W; boys,
REFRiGERAToRs.-- mo. Climax, 100;
No. 2, do, $3.50; No. do, s2s; No. do. SIS:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. chains, a. Ter
pair, gq7c.; piow singletroes, per doz., s22b I;
pillow doubletrees, per dozen, IS %; stock
wood screwR, 90 and 10 per cent Off: l. II cast
door butts, ~ land 10 per cont. Off; cnt ana
timed lacks, ~ per cent. of; coffee mills, ~
per cent. OF; blind hinges 50 and 10 per cent.
oil: caIringe bolts, 10 and 10 per cent. of;
plow bolts, IS per cent. or; piece tin ware,
30 per cent. OF; deep stamped ware. 50 per
cent OF. shallow Stamped ware, 80 per cent
ont lapanued ware, 10 per cent oil.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-25

mr.. w +. JERNIahN, PHYSIoMEDICAL
~ physician. Otiice 2OJ Houston street,
over sd. Louis store. Office hours-S to II II.
m, toi y. NJ. residence on Blun street,
nnrtheast conner of SQUARE.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-25

I'D. @. *. LUBBoUlS, PHYSICIAN AMI
u Surgeon, Fort Worth. Office and resi-
dence southeast corner Main and Third
.. m.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-25
Grain,


Wheat, choice ,9Dc@sl. medium. sOa9O
Inferior, G0tgic; oats, 3t2a2I<c; barley, ~
s5c corn. s7l<150c: rye. lOztc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-25
AN solsrs--

nd H eSE I..o,FlsOolAoREs3.
~ ssSsdt'e , Best Of I grass,
\ CAVES H iea,igiss
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-25
1.-Two stool, market.

Refrigerator and Butcher Live Woights.
Cows per pound. .,........,,,.,, St,oDlffo
Mnttons--Fair, fat nuttons, y b....n2a2g31u
Choice, per pound~".,.n....3 ,es3I3c
lfosb-fNT llpHhu,' 6tiLC
Stock hogs, per pound ........... 8lSs14
Bulls and staga, for sausal manuiac.
turc, per pnunu,.... 9z01Tl4c
Grass cattle suitable for beoi--none IN mar
het.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-25

DETER G. RUOIER g. CO., BELToS,
L Texas, Land and General Agents. Sole
proprietoTs of the Abstract of Bell County
Records. We do "A general land business, in
Guiding surveying and conVeyancing.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-25

Inmolers, per doxen,....-. ....,......s 500 90
Goblets per do2on,,,".,,.,....,....."". 300 Z 90
Class tess pieces, per doson.,...... 4 O0t912 ~
Glass molassos pitchers, c'un a doz 40 q 90
Glass moiAsses pitchers. No. ~ dos % 90
Glass nolasses pitchers No, 10 doz 40 4 90
GLASS pitchers, per dozen,..,......... 50ce2i 90
Class compor's, Inch, per dozen. 90 3 90
S,ess comports, men, per dozen, 90 3 50
Glass com ports Inch per dozen, 40 4 on
Glass COMFORTS, inch, per dozen. 10 90
Glass COMFORTS, Inch, per dozen. d q %
GLASS lamps per dozen................ 00e9l2 %
Lamp chimneys, M. q, per doren.. a 10
Lamp chinneys, No | per Dozen. ID so
Lamp chimneys, No p per Dozen. 70 90
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-25
A Fine Home

oh Lamar street for sale on reasonable
sssils. This house Is new, neat. aud
1 nnished In flrst-class style. Inquire al
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-25

~ w. HOura, HOMEOPATHIC PgISl
w. clan, Fort Worth, Texas. Once and
residence corner Third and Rusk streets, OPP
posiie Opera House. Telephone, 80. 200.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-25

sfhls Kind OF thing has been going on Tor
some nfleen or sixteen years, and II 1t had
not been so thorough a sham" adds The
Journal named, "thc results must by This
time have been prodigious." In short IL Is
asserted that The existence OF the Canadian
simply TO supporting certain number OF
persons In easy and luxurious living at pub
lie expense. The review given OF The results
at various Canadian hatchsrlcs indicates
that the language quoted was none too
strong.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-25
PROVISIONS.

PKONISloNS,
Pork Quiet and steady, at ISL.
FIRM, fierce refined els, Eeg 10.
SALT MhATS-Scarce and wanted.
BULK MFATS--l.ower and scarce; shoulders
81 long clear and clear rib, plS.
BACoS-lower aud scarce no shoulders
here; long clear md clear rib lO8.
HAMs-Choice sugar. cured canvassed stesdy
ut l3qlSis.
10
CoFFEE- Dull and nominal; Rio, cargoes OF
common To prime, l0l.@lS.
SuGAR-Dnll and nominol: common 10
good common ils@ilt; mir TO filly mir - klt
~: prime s.; elbow clarified 69s ca: white
clarified 1901; gran ala'ed 7Gils.
MoLAssEs Dull anu unchanged. centrifu-
gal l7&S0: fermentpg al@S5; reboiled 26@i0.
RICE-Firm with moderate demand Louisi-
ana ordinary To prime, $685..
BRAS-Dull At 0l8l 10.
CoT'roT ,SEED OlL-Dull; prime crude,
S8e3I; summer yellow i24@i6.
SIGHT EXCHANGE
NV oRLEANs. La, March 2l-Sight ex.
change ON New York at 90 per 1000 pre-
MUM.
Sterling exchange II. B., 1917.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-25

III l.. VERCUE, NJ. d., FORT WORTH,
H.. Texas. physician and surgeon, Office
Washer & August. Telephone conmunica-
ton
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-25

NJ AELEKtCa, DENTIST, FOR.
IN. Worth, Texas. Ofncc-No. IL Mali
street, mp stairs. Uses Nitrous Oxide Gas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-25

BOARD AND LODGING AT THE OWEN
ID house, corner of East Fifth and Calhoun
streets. Please atty situated and convenient
10 business part OF the city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-25

COTTON Markets.
COTTON RECEIPTS AT ALL UNITED sTATRs
PORTS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-25

wHIaxY-Rectined u leQeI5o, as per proof
sour mash, ono year old. q " Two years old
extra old whisky gIfb5,
WIsss-Ciaref, casc,Ns 100000 o. per All.
ity; catawba, per gallon, DOlt W Port, Of 10
s. %; Sherry, per gal, 81 1D93S %; Aadclrn
per gall. q b0S6 Oh White v.ue, In casea,
"a O0Gsl0 %.
cHAMPAosE--G. II. Numm a Co., Extrs
Dry, s3D O0g53 ~; Heidgick. IN bask OF, S2J O10
~ W Krug, In basket, e2S OOG5o 20; Domcesl,
champagne, q 0O9lf 90. Geo. Goulei. oxtrs
dry, plnts, 81 80.
per dor, e2 COCA 70,
BorrLED BEKR--st Louis quarts, so O0sptA
sl2 90, nudweiser' quarts Sl2 ". pints glS o.
5chiitz Miiwaukco, quarfs sI9 30; plpia cIS O;
Anthony a Kuhns. qtH sl2 10, pints tl2 20
II. ClnuRen d Son's che tnpagDe beer, Quarts
$500, pints sl260; Falk's.Milwaukce. quarts,
ALTO.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-25
rivcrpuol.
New Orleans.
producer.

FNVUNNN.
NEW ORLEANS. March 2I.-FLouR- Easy;
family dos OK; high grades, 556st,r.
loRN-ln fair demand; mi xed IS yellow 60.
OATS dull ami lower, at i3e4l.
CORN MEAL-Dull at 30
HAl-Quiot; pfime 10 100 IS Oh choice 10 20
a 2Otp,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-25

st-vusToS. March q -rorroS.. Receipts
ret SIC; EXPORTS: stock 5000
spot closed firm and l-6hlgher.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-25

! ssj,a rlean y beds, iiTsiec q. IS
NJ ,Is1 IVA va day, soto IS a
IssiIa'ss' cS GIVE me a Trial. /
1l. capt. Joe Reeye,pr,op..
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-25

~ y cpHssTroc,NERs AT A. J.
sholssalsS s snS !, street, Fort
fssis, H mon aue pocket cut 1t
sad e'si soodss:uanrsa.nsi,ess,Ss'