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, 1884-02-02

THE committee having charge of the
bill changing the terms of the district
courts, are engaged upon the bill, in
the endeavor to harmonic existing diff
ferences Of opinion. A protest, signed
by every member of the bar in the city,
except one, was presented in the coun-
Gil. 1t protested against the change as
liked upon in committee of the whole,
Of council, in the name of litigants and
themselves,
, 1884-02-02

tCor. San Francisco Chronicle
Itumhled into the Baldwin one night to
sec Coulter's panorama OF the Sandwich
islands. Ths bay OF San Francisco was rep
resented. excellently painted, with Claus
S~precksls' yacht, Claus ~Spreckels' steamer
Msriposa and a pilot-boat, and no other ship
ping. There was a dead give-away OF the
whole business in another picture OF the same
steamer going into Honolulu, and a third pic
ture Of the Oceanic Steamship company's
Office in that place. Commenting openly up
on this singular ~redundance OF the Spreckels
interest, | received a scowl from some people
In front, who applauded the scenes Wig
nrously
, 1884-02-02

isn't 1t AWFUL" exclaimed the landlady,
@they say she refused nourishmsnt to the
very last, and actually starved to deathI'
"What b~oarding-houss was itT inquired
Fogg. What boarding -housef' snapped the
landlady; "who said anything about board.
ing houses, Mr.. Foggi She died in prison.
sir" -oh," said Fogg, "of courss.-When you
spoke about her refusing n~ourishment, i
ought TO have known that they wouldn't have
offered her such a thing a. that at a boarding
house. How dull i was, TO BE- sure"
, 1884-02-02

Mrs. A. G. wbeelon; formerly from
the frm of Daniels q Fisher, Denver,
wishes to notify the ladies of Cheyenne,
that she has opened dress making
rooms at 97S Seventeenth street,
next door west of opera house, and
would be pleased to welcome those
wishing frst-class work. Cutting and
fitting a speciality .lir
, 1884-02-02

GOULD and Sage are getting the up
per hand of Northern Pacific stock. 1t
is believed that the run on Willard
stocks was engineered by them. Its
q very zephery day when Jay doesn't
come out ahead of the other boys.
, 1884-02-02

THE governor makes the novel rec
ommendation that the general assembly
shall authorize the state government to
set up in the school book manufacture
ing business. His proposition is that
the government shall "adopt and pub
lish a series of elementary books for the
earlier instruction of the pupils in III
public schools, which shall obtain In all
our schools.p
, 1884-02-02

IVuIOuKO ETEUuutJ
During her sojourn at q hotsl a lady broke
an article belonging to a china toilet-set. On
leaving tho house she was charged with the
entire set As remonstrance was ~unAvailing
she paid the bill, and, pleading the eIcuse OF
having forgotten something, returned to the
room and broke each and every article OF the
set for which she had pai&. And some people
say women are not clever.
, 1884-02-02

to be regretted that a public print Is
sometimes led into damaging a good
citizen, but it is also a pleasure to
know that he can get a hearing before
the public. -IED. DEMocRATIc LEADER.
, 1884-02-02

~Mydsar," said the aunt of a young widow
to her niece one day, lis that your husbands
portrait ON the WALTZ -Yes, ~auntie." Allow
blissfully happy and what heaven on earth
must nave been his life below" simpered the
aunt. ~Ah, yes" said the widow, but we
divided the thing up, so that when he became
bliSsful in heaven / became happy on earth"
, 1884-02-02

TIE Merchants and Mechanics bank
of Leadville, on which a foolish run
was made, so that it was forced to sus-
pend, will resume business on Monday.
Being a sound institution. it will sur
vive. In fact, no honestly managed
bank need go under at all.
, 1884-02-02
c How TO -Bhake.r
TChicnVo HARDLY

President Arthur prevents much of the
fatigue and lAmeness OF the arm one must
undergo in shaking hands with so many
people by doing all the shaking himself. He
never allows the visitor to seize his hand
first, but takes the outxtretched hand himself,
and can thus let 90 when he pleases.
, 1884-02-02
He Played the Limit

lArkhnhaW traveller
NJ am n respectable citizen" said a victim
to a police judge. ~ am editor of a puzzle
department" "Thatll do" responded the
judge. at is unnecessary to go on with your
trial, for, by your own confession, you play
the limit. Pass him back"
, 1884-02-02

Dos CAMERON is conveniently alb
sent in Europe. He is free(?) from the
charge that be is running things in
Pennsylvania for a presidential candi-
date.
, 1884-02-02

THE supreme court Of California has
decided that a grand juror cannot be
compelled to state In any court how he
voted on an indictment.
, 1884-02-02

THERE is a painful monotony OF
railroad accidents in the mid western
states lately.
, 1884-02-02

THE local option and Sunday rest
bills are going to create some fun in the
two houses.
, 1884-02-02

and genuine maple syrup at McEwen's
on Seventeenth street. The
finest Of dishes for breakfast or tea.
, 1884-02-02

KEEPER has proved himself to be a
very bad Jonah in the republican ship.
But still he is from Ohio.
, 1884-02-02

W. G. Prime; In our day there is too
much Of the notion prevalent that the holder
Of even a petty Office is above the people,
uot under them.
, 1884-02-02

Arkansaw Traveller; In dis life, alters try
to hep q man up de hnI He ken 20 down By
hissef.
, 1884-02-02

Prof. Huxley says that in his voyage around
the world, and in all his studies Of savage
life, he found no people so miserable,
wretched, and degraded as those who exist
In the poorer quarters OF London.
, 1884-02-02
Confidence the Ono Thing Needrul
.#.."r TnnfuIa E,nra

The Cleveland Herald is responsible for the
statement that @corn-beef hash is a dish ct
for the gods when well cooked" That. how
ever. Is not thu secret What one wants to
give an appetite for hash Is not 80 much cook.
ing as ~conhdence.
, 1884-02-02

Every smoker should try Little
Joker"
, 1884-02-02
-Preferred Creditor, Defined.

Cincinnati Commercial Gazette.1
A correspondent wants to know what Il
meant by preferred creditor" He Is the fell
low who gets the horns and tail with the hide.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-16
LOCAL MARKETS.
oAzrrrr orrlcr. Four WonTIH ! T p.

GAZETTE oPPIcE Fonr WORTH, TEXAS.
March 10, 1884.
FAVE and except tho Increased activity
anon. wholesn dealers, we have but little
change tonoie. Yesterdays aggregated sales
exceed that Of any dsy during the carrent
season, and closed one OF the best weeks
wholesale business ever done lli The city.
The spring trade is now open, and large
quantities OF goods ARE being shipped 10 in
terror towns % Tho different lines OF road
running into the city. The pluck and enter
prise OF our leading dealers - having u le-
gitimats effect on TIE retail trade North amt
and West, and Fort Worth IL rapidly gaining
Ia public favor AZ n wholesale center. QUO
tations on dsy goods are unchanged, though
standard brands OF lner fabrics aro drmef
Quotations On short clear bacon arc NJ
and long clear u cents. Coffee and sugar are
without change, ana the grocery market
throughout has been unusually quiet for the
past two or three days. Sales. however, con
tinuc good, and shipments 10 Eew AexlcC
are increasing. Potatoes and onions are ca
sler while other articles In the line OF cons
Try produce are reported the same as yetier-
day.
Quinine aud elnehonldia are little weak
thopgh not quotable lower. chion,fonn
canthsridgs and castor oil continue arm a
the advance ghown some days ago. No 9TH
or changes Ia the drug market worthy Of sps
cial mention.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-16

WOOL Medium, accordinqto Frnde,qnniify
and condition, l7la TO DC; Enc Ascending ~
grade, quality ana condition rs 20 ~, coarHs,
according To grade q'idt'ty and condition, Is
TO I've; Mexican lmpr0V Il /, according 10 grndo
qualify end condition, ID IS Mexican, ao-
cording TO grade, qualify aud condition, II
TO II: bury. loaa according T. amount or
bnrrs,
HIpIos--Eo, i,heayy iilnt. cfy pm 1870: No.
2hengy nint, dry, Il n i2clG MOL. light Glnt,
% l2lsc 10. 9. HIGHT liut,f b l0,ec; bulls and
hcpyy, damag1d = n Olkc; calf sitlns aud bad
ly damaged, = u ifbc; green salted, sound,
grgop, 4 ~ hIfc
rirIisS-ssunk, ic@2lc; raccoon. 2O@foo
cayoles, &@C0c; mountain wolf, 75c@sl; fox,
gDGNIjc.
fELTRTus Nominal. seePOn over. Dees
skim, p % 2@Sgj; antelope skins, 4 ID 1908
goat Bkil.B, each lbtDsb. Hhsep ptliH, according
"a alpodnt ~ wool, 9lcegupi sheRrlings, ao-
cording To f.nonnt OF wool, l0lsl5c: Moxican
sheep peita, = N Bd1iGc; Mexican sheep peiLg,
improved, nS2e; mexican eheep sheriipgr,
DO.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-16
Ada GRAY.


Ada Gray plays East LYNNE hero IN
morrow and Tuesday nights. Tn,
Cincinnati Enquirer contained ~
following notice recently:
Last evening u large number of III,
lovers OF The drama witnessed the flrsi
appearance of Ada Gray In this civ
she may congratulate herself upon n,
warm reception rs was ever iaccor,led
mere 70 any actress. East LYNNE. j.
III Itself, IS a strong play for tile exer.
else Of tue best talent, Miss
Gray,s conception Of the charan.
ter Lady Isabel Is marked
by delicate apprehension of ia no.
cIliar qnalitA she thorough, i'm.
ressed her audience of her fitness for
~, In the earlier part of the plav,
where, as " young wife and mother
she believes her unhappy suspicious OF
her husband to be more Than justified
anu, IN passionate resentment, aban-
d0ns her better self and allows. half
uncohsclously, an insidious scoundrel
10 drug her away 10 infaniy AMI
shame, she gave TO each movement Of
The scene most striking significance.
The subsequent act, In which she dis.
covers his true character and the
actual nature of the step she had taken,
anu It's enormity aud unnat-
ufaihess, Was marked by
mingled anger, scorn, self
abasement and despair, that succeed
each other with The deepest i1tensity
Of expression. She was, perhaps.
strongest when disguised rs Madame
vine; she c,ings rs mental in her
husbands house, trying vainly &,
hide The outbursts Of her womanly ma
ture, living in the alternate ecstasy
and agony of cares.ing her children
as stranger, and listening TO the lie.
proaches of The woman who had super.
seded her. The passage emhodyinp
the death scene Of little Willie. her
distraction, her fcautic declaration of
herself, her recognition of the dying
child and The ensuing physical and
mental collapse, Were the oc-
casion of The display of n
dop,h of emotion and passion by
which it is inIpos ihle not to be
moved. East Lynnen gives a wide
latitude for the portrayal of the deli
cate and sensitive apprehension of the
woman's nature, and Ada Gray brings
to the character Of Lady Isabel and
Madame Vine force and conception
that impresses an audience at once by
its Intensity ind perfectness. She GER
tainly has reason TO congratulate her
self upon the marked enthusiasm of
her audience last evening, and the
most emphatic expressions Of APPROX
al. She was called before the curtain
three times, and each time returned to
her work with renewed enthusiasm,
which marks the efforts of the true
artists.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-16

..UhBEa--touen lumber, boxing IL inches
and under, frstclAss, 81. stripping. Hx3, FL;
boxing REd flooring, clrlfg, go, thick clears,
~ and lls, 81; rough lumber. htcoud class
si3; ioigl aud scanilIng, cu'iH fio.
5IDJNB-Flrst common while p.no, wa 80:
aeeond 10. 30: third do, SIS. poplar. s26 COO
Y so. rs i've pine5E or ~; do "a e25. natiys
DaEsssrD LuMsEg--Boxing l2inehea ana
under, so 01Go2s OK do 5s1S, sog 0OQS 90;
scaniling, Icist cf Any commor lumber
e25 00ats iH: boxlng ogcr IL Inches, go ,004
oscond class. any kind. s2i V09zj 81.
DRESSED AID MAIcHED FIooHfNG--Ftret
class, So; second claas, a2l. -t
WHITE pfNK tuRNfsHIH1 IuMBTB-iX, Us
and inch wintc pine, $40; iilsh do, f85.
CEn.ihG---I3FApED on PA Ta.-rirst conc
mon white pine, Il, 1880. I'd do. GU I'd do elfs
poplar, n, ca 0Qfs7b0 poplar, 81, <s2J04 So 90;
native pint, ", 2.50; do, n, cas-,
POPLAR I.pNnEn.-lh, IA, ana inch, 20;
hite Pine A, IS: do Ehadsd A,
brand. IS: do No. 2, $3.50: do No. B. 40; native
saved heart, tibg naps, 1875.
PgugrgS.--white pine, dressed and headed
square or fat 1. yellow pine DO y; lath.
| LIME, csNr.sr, E4c.--Idme, Austin. f2e5
per Dbl. Cement. Lnulsville or Roaenale. 1916
per bbl.: Portland q 10 pc. Dbl. Plaster Paris.
New York or Michigan. q 70 per bs'. flsatek
Elicn. rirs Qs,os. :. g % II
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-16
Hardware.

BARIRoN, $50 Norway, &C.; No. ~ y
sheet iron, 6l&p, No ~ 9 hsioot iron. go;
galvanized sheet iron l@i0izc.; No. X iSgoda,
1Ic.: No. 8 do. i5c., 21X2R rood ny lin, eli b6
6ai5 80. if140 and l1xli pnt. do, " 7560g 50:
tinner'd wire, 80 per cent. on; tnler's stock
forty per cent OF; cook stoves, with ware
sID hU6oal W; do With triplming8, eif 6Oss50GO
WOOD WORK. Wagon aSiaa. sUn@sl 90:
tongues. pOca ~ 0l; sipgetrceg, ~ u; bolstera
i0c.. BpOkes 81 1904 10; fellosa 81 $500 IS
Donbleireaa. So 2sttIG 90; neck yohes, 81 Oo0s
2 6l; plow beams, hl@66o., pillow hendies, eI7
0t251; handles, 81 100 $50.
NAILS. e. 80 key, basis i0d.-Rnrdcn horse
shoe, per teg s5 81; Perkins do, 90 10: Walk
or do, s5 30. burden mule, % %; Northwest
ern horse shoe ralla No. 4. bOc., No. 0, No. No.
" DC, no. Z, &c, No. y, 2Dn.; "Lakc'a do,i No.
4 i6c.,. No. ., 49,, No 0, s2c,, No. Z, &c No !,
Gle, no. Z, iDc., No. <, lsc.
Axl1S-k, X. per dozen, so GDi9t0 60: Lakes
sDt0@9 81; Haokensack. ss5gs,3 %; boys,
RfirRlGI.IiAIORS.--,N Climax, sl700;
No. o do, st5.
MisCltLLANEOuS--Tr chains, AZ per
pair, fg47c.; piow hingieirees. per doz., s2 70 (:
pillow doublehees, per dozen, s. %; stock
wood screws, 30 and 10 per cent. on: l. cast
door butts, ~ and 10 per cent or; cut and
timed fncks, - per cent, OF; coffee Mills 30
per cont. on: blind hinges, % and 10 per cent.
0n: carriage bolts, o. and 10 per cent off;
plow bolts, - per cent. OFF; piece tin ware.
30 per cent. OF. deep stempet ware. 50 per
cent. off: shallow stamped ware, 50 per csnt.
OF. iapannad ware. 10 per cent OF.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-16

European accounts. A steamer took ON, n ,
Important amount of bonds today. and m,
'nvf shipments go forward next week
ihere wasen advance TO day rig II t,roush
me entire list, and the Improvement In som,
Eases was very marked. West Shore nrs,,
We're special feature OF the day. adyanelnc
nom ~ to tsk on large sales. $4,000 chaps,
ing hSnds on the way up. The activity in
thrse bonds was duc Ia the report thar IN,
terminal company had made . second y,
ntwal OF Its loans, which will do away win
The necessity any gales OF their bonds for .
year TO come. .Alsoe revival OF the renor,
that cN-pr,sident Osborne OF the Illinois ~,
tFnl and friends would take an active inter.
est IN THIS property assisted the upward
movement Louisville & Nashville general,
were taken FOR foreign account up TO IS, and
sales Of nearly 80, % OF the company's collat.
teral hoads,nut listed, were nude Exchange
was made TO foreign house ut Nls@SSiy.
state securities steady. Tennessee compro.
mise oso to 50.
Stocks, after the Irregular opening became
weak, and prices declined isto per cant.
the latter New York Central, watch fell on ia
ilS,t. The weakness was owing ID unta,ora.
bic advces from the Wess reg ,rdlng the rail.
way situation there, bat after the nrst call
there wat a complete change In tho ,emper
OF speculation, aud the feeling OF weakness.
aud hcsitancy gave way TO that Of strength
aud almost buoyancy. The market was also
more active. ana prices recorded an adyat CO
oi y TO " per cent, with Pacific Mail, Lack.
awsnna & Western, Union Pacific, Changers
and Gould shares as special features, In tho
afternoon the market was comparatively
II m, but near the closs, uadcr sober realiya-
tions, Northwestern fell on II. to ~ (, Oregon
Transco jtinental 4 t. -, Union Pacific :. to
M and ST. Paul Is to 0l5t, Outside OF these
shares the decline wls merely fractional
Pscinc Mail and LackawAnnl continued
strong throughout. Daring the,day New YORK
sold ~ dllfereNcc OF 4, but between cash
sellers s, aud This s,oct lent a, lS91 and la.
ter ut | l-id for use. Alter delivery hour this
stock was quoted With IA dividend of . per
cent. The street was flooded at times with
bearlsh rumors reg trding probable action OF
the Northwestern pool. steamers for Europe
to-day took no gold. or thirty leading stocks
fifteen closed hi CHER this evening thau last,
twelve lower and three unchanged and this
result OF the weeks trnding shows genera ~
higher prices rs compared with those OF last
Saturday. ofthirty leading stocks twenty.
three Were h@ll' higher than week ngo
with the exceptional advance ofS per cent ON
Oh cago. Cleveland, Cincinnati 4 lndlonapo-
lis.
Exports ofspecie for the week ending TO-
day, ssG9Os imports OF specie same time last
week, oj,0o0.
Sales of stock l2i,'21; transactions IN
shares AGO.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-16

head curb bits, $40 40: Y do. fancy mont do,
si2 o.; ,, in. long rein do, sis 90. x In. doub.
and stitched mont do. extra curb tiii tl8 30.
FILINGS, ~ In. short rein, blk. or fair,
81 50. x do biz. or good, SO 10.
SApnLEs.- No. stock Cheyenec, LLAMA
pockets, $40, Number IL ditto, icss tho
pockets, SS2: No. loose laced, coarse Still
tree, Ga: No. loose rivit.d do, eai; No; 4
colorado, genuine short Friesuko tree, s2S; No
~, tied, coarse, Sl2; No. 20 do, Sun tree, sl5
No. 81. atItchcd full rig, rose tree, 50 so; No,
Ss, tackled, do. do, 80; three.auartcr aud half
rigs, mems, e5as; do, boys, $685.
HARNESS, WsAGON.--1&, ~ and IN inch
long tug, complete (coliai, bridics, lines,
eic), s20eS2seS26; rs Inch, machine, short
tug, complete, Ai8 90; IL inoh, hand. oak
stock. Z hort tug, complete, si7; ~ inch fiat
tug, complete. tl3 90
SfURs.--EureSa No, 3, chased. per dozen,
81 70; 1ndianoia, biued, per dozen, 81 50;
Mexican, two to throe-lneh rowcls, % l5ssITb.
LE9G1NS.--No.l !, Cal. style, calf, IS; No.
Cal. style, Kip leggin leather, s. 90: No. 2 do,
s. M. 2. old style kin do. slS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-16

wnnKy-Rootined u laSI5o. ~ per proof
sonr mssn, ono year old. ~ ~ two years old
q U0ao2 -; three years old "a 6Dac2 10. fsncy
extra old whisky siap5,
Wisls--Claret, caee.is3 5JpiDo1. Us psrq pSi'
iJy; Catayha, per gallon. bc4t SJ Pom. 81 go
per gal. 81 coos %; White wino, IN cases
e v1cs,l0 o.
CaAMPAGHE--G. n. Munam Il Co., Extra
Try, $50 01es3 %; Teidsicl, in basls at IN poet
n "; krue, In basket, fzS n066D ~: nofnasitt
chernpsrne, g. ooaolA %. Geo. Goalet, extra
Ghr-stoek Ale; per dos,, % oss2 Isl Porter,
per dus., ca COG 20.
BoTTI.rsD BesR-fst. Louis qnaris, si2 %: pu
gl2 30. Bnfweisor quarts sl2 %; pints tl3 %;
BchlitE Hilwgukce, quarts zl2 81. pints sia u;
Anthony d Krhn's, qts si2 %. pints sl2 80
II. Ciapssn 4 soma che mpagne beer, quarts
sii5O.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-16
Now Orleans.



NEW ORLEANS. March li.--FLoUR- quiet
but steady; family 50)G5 .; high grades
Gllk9G0t
CoBS-GDod demand and higher; mixed
G7@5S; choice white 10.
OAfs-Acilye; lower AZ iH{@ijk.
HAY--in good demand bpt scarce; prime
l8 81 choitel
PROVISIONS,
CopS nHAL--.Dull and lower Of as.
PoRR---iigher and scarce; demand; mlr
prices ~ ls5s.
LARD steady; terce refined 9gs; .seg 10.
BUIK MFATs--.5honlders, packed, 1rmer al
and in active demand, alld scarce at ~,
BAcoS-sc. rce long clear ana clear rib
nfmcr a. 1915.
HnMs-Choieo sugar.cured canyassed hrm-
AZ l35lAls.
WHISKY Firm and unchanged
lOFFEI Quiet but hun: 40, cnrgoes OF
common Ia prime, ll@i3N.
gUGAn-Dnll and nominal; common 70
good common fll@ila tslrto fully fair e@6l,;
prime To choice 6l4@5',; yellow Giarined
BNagN; white clarified Z: gTnnulated IA.
MoLAssFs---Steady Win Iair demand; cen.
trifngai 1890: fermenting A@E5; reboiied
RiCE- Quiet but firm; Louisiana ordi.
mary 10 primo, 43<@S1.
RRAN-rlriner aud scarce NJ II.
(.oTIoH SIZED OiL-Prime cfu1e 3Jl2d ";
summer yellow 42l4qi5.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-16

MEATs-sugar cured hams, 1890; s,C.C.B,
Bacon, lSs.c; sc. bacon. NE; Long clear la.
con, IL; =. q. dry silt, l0S.
LARD--Tlercea. lOl4c: 40 and son cans, TO- 80 I:
2olS cans, joke; ION cams, l0SSc; bb cans. l09.c;
joTFas asp Common
j4%c fancy, lbc; old government Java, SoJI
Arbuckles' Arlosa, l61TeDlsAc.
TEA-nnperial, ioetso: gnpPowder, 5000,
SuGAR-Flne powdered, bbls. l0I1c; do.
halrbbig., lO9[c.; cut loaf, lO'ko; graduated
standard ga CO.; Louisiana granulaied, Jo.so;
standard A, Ssps1Sc.; choice white, SlS1SAc.
yellow ,ny clapihieM, 5000 AZ open Kettle.
FIsH-Mackerol. ION kits, No. /, Sis. No.
3SlQ5 half bbla.. No; 4 Tgo No. 2 $500;
Dried herrings, psr box, iUc. Cod flBh; eye
SALV-Coarse, In bags,: el.2iSsLi0: tns IN
bags, -: lake, Ia Hat hoop bbls., s2,l0;
CANNED Soons--Prices per dozen, Pine
epplea standard, sl.7l; peaohos, standard. 3
lhsp sl.gj his, Sg,259a.cO; seconds, 2 NE,
| $40; 3 nh., 81 10: Tomatoes, standard, ma.
el.lO: seconds, lbs. -: his, si.SAo.iO; Green
corn, sll0@l.6t; Green peas, si.Si Guoso'
berries sl,251l.ioi Raspberrles, si5Qel o.;
weight, In, $50; . To-. si.S; salmon, h.,
| sl.65@i.70. Z 10. -: MaokeJel, ] D.,
| el.5@ -; Sardines, American, $500 ease,
Imported 2.50oli 20 case: Strawberries. z Ii.
! sl.2)Dl.8b BlncLberlies. Sl25 Greeu cages,
ti.iO; Eagle Condenssd milk, $3.50; crown,
BAKiHa Pownnn.-silver Loaf, kn cana
/ per dozen, SO; M. do 81 so; 10. do, 81 80;
| CD. do, ca; IN. do, 6l2.
| GrHDRIi;s-Stsroh, a1sc. soap. CON mon
! ibzc; German olive SO, Candles, full boxes,
| i6zc; halves, l6c; quarlera, l6o. Indigo. 81e n;
| Rlueins, 30QBi.OO dozen. Cnlonnn'H mustard,
\ " .4oc,sbbe doZen. Maccaront. imported, l5on,,
! American, $500 box. Bucketn, two hGoy,s,
$40 dozen; Well buckets. ai.2s jogan. Broon,H
g.7s@s 2idnSen. Brilliant oil, bbls 2on; En-.
pon, do, 3 @: do, =, eases, % 30, brilliant
80 Asses, q So; do, l-i2 cnsos, 81 -.
FLoun Sianards Royal Patent, IS ~
| q obi; sacks, % 600 a 100 ~; No. TGgaa
/ per 100 lbs. s3. No 2s2 rs, No dR5 81. Corn mas
! psT baalel, Csc; Honiiny aud grita, q bhl ,
/ s1 eJ oatmeal, a hail Dbl, o. p; Cracke !
/ wheat, pb, Go. Craekorg X soda, 5JfsaG., y x
soda, . SAac.; ANN aoda, 7c.; cream De-; gin'
! g5r snaps o.; lemon creams, %.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-16

fotatOes-Irsh, northern, s. bhl 81 1902 -
taclS, SOC; sweet, per hnshcl S5e761. on.
tunr, Der bib, So 7lO----. Turnips "a barrel,
sS 90. Scans III. r. med, bills B5<o.; large
lima 6g6Ilc.; small butter, glE0S5c. piclsisF,
Inediumi per hbl. ~ O.; small, per hill, 10 10 /.
pies feGt. kisf u ~, quarter mi. 81 %: hall
Dbl, 90 00G5 30. Cheese, hall cream, 1896;
flll cream, i7c. Krntt, per Dbl, sl201Gg l225
balf bbl., So 20. Peanuts, SlsD7c. cider, nslf
hhi.. IS %. Cabbage, To.
PoULTpY- Hens, W - per doEer; Turkeys,
~ s0gl00J; Geese, ib1 $500; bucks. 81 0O&s
s %.
EsGs--Per dozen, 1000
Fresh country butter, choice. 80 Creme y
3jc;,old buttor, iOGol2l4c.; oleomargaine, lsc,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-16
IvBRY4 LUCK.
yNxQNITH Az Evil EVE.

|yEzEavIfII An EVIL EYE.
|rshssl, March lj.-The squad
Ie R3ssli,aUs who are dlsap-
tahmH!lius the Brownsville
aclPlsi:isi ia denying that
sDenllAt.on will he sent to the
llspItslient's delay highly
klAsn, and they claim that it
have arisen
rsyeHls hls nomination. 1t
fSded tlat The name would be
on Friday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-16

Bark, Cinnamon. per pound, Aas--c. bark
Peruvian, per pound, J9S--; borsx POI 10
i0SlS; bi-carbohatc OF soda per y, s1slf Top
peros, pcr 10, 2esi; castor oil, y grl.i 900 90
lInottiedl peT %, egssi cream tartar. o. ~. per
pound, aDd5e; chalk, lump, per ponild, 3ies
caloDel, =. 4 W., per pound 70eBpt celonltl
Englinh, per pound, i0Dl ~: chloral iy-
drate. bDtl 10; clloIoforin, 81 LOO: com
petition pow dor, B9Gi0; doyers powders, ~
spsom sniiii, per pouud, Aeb; gum opium. pei
pound, 50. Rpm csmpbor, HeD.--; unOrphire
rar ounce, 8 5la875. nacbine oil golden, x
@4D apiiine, r. & w. per o., 100; ouinine
German. nor o.. I tag---; pniash, bromide
sleIi0; iodidf, ! 50: cnlorate, 22sSl5.