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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-26

NO.2lS. FIouring mill and gins at n couD-
IN " seat near Fort worth, IN rich grain
growing country: two new burrs, wheat and
corn, Two buildings, two gins lOne OF them
7C-saw with improved steam press. VIII
trade all or part for good land or city pro .
takes the other half
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-26

MO. 2ll. New house. nve rooms ON Tuck
IN ers hill.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-26

nR. II. w. MOORE, PHYSICIAN AND
j } surgeon. Office on First street, between
Main and Houston, Fort Wcrth. Texas. Res
idencc over office. Telephone number at res
idence 1877; NJ Office VI.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-26

MO. 2li. Good dwelling, ave RI oms, eistern,
~ garden, fruit etc,with lot 200 feetsquaro,
clenD.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-26

NO.2l5. Two houses and lots a rooms and
IN r1omsl: lots b0NI9D feet each, fence and
$780, for sale or trade FOR a farm near n good
town In Moth Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-26
MIsCELLANEOUs.

BIRTH NATIONAL. DETECTIVE
Waiter M ddox. Jas f.. Young
OF Grim lnals of all
nj fnrnish private watcbmen,
heats interests, trace up stolen
|Nend 70 colleciions. Oiiine. 3i2
up-atsirqx opposite Drs. Burts 4
h Or ohorlns Office at the court
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-26
PROFESSIONAL.

JF you ARE SUFFERING WITH TsE
L toothache or diseased gums call upon
DR.. n. Mcdaniel. the deu,ist, who
will relieve you promptly at a
IN cd crate price. IL YOU want the incest set
of teeth made In the city give DR.. Il. Me
nan,el the work, who will give YOU satisfac-
tion in every particular and for less money
than can he done anywhere In the city, fur
nishing the best OF references In and out OF
the state. Patchwork made n speciality.
Seventeen years experience and practice en-
ables him To ofer the above Inducements.
Office Houston street, over Or. Powell's drug
store.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-26

MO. 2l6. Fire lot on south side, on Penn
~ sylvania avenue, n 100 feet street, the
lot l0JN2i6 feet In sizs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-26

A BROWN, PHYSICIAN AND SUR
N. geon, Office corner OF Fourth and Hous.
ton streets residence 100 south Mntn street,
corner Daggett avenue. Residence telephone.
No. y: Office te ephone, No. ~.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-26
COLUMN.

her this head will be In
ave cents q line, each
TO the line, No adver-
less than IS cents. Par
hive no running account
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-26

MO. 22. Three lots ON Broadway, near
IN Jennings avenue, south from i. A. Ky.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-26

nRS. BURTS & FIELD, PHYSICIANS
L J and surgeons. Office over Kings drug
store, Main street; telephone connection at
Office and residences.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-26

MO. Isl. Six lots In Graingcr's Addition ON
IN Hemphill street, for sale or 10 exchange
for busi Less house. VIII take more valu-
able property and pay DIN, renee.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-01

7sl io May 81 l2Ssl lz Corpnsd pEa,har ng
for shipnient freely odred ana uu ~
decline; Rejected steamer Yellow In gram nspyV
Fei,r1laFy March, Up2aGl '<ej April ~ I"s ~.
May d62ss OatsDemand for car ots q,es q,s e armer
sales OF NO white, 42c; No Whits 4Jci fu.io1 rsI
but quet February 42sa4e March s zSa1s. 1se.efGiiy
Psay y do Packets SIS No Mess, III Bsei sis so
s2S J0d429 Dried Beef SlSd$g; Pork New NESS SIC ~
sides Clear IN salt lOaiOiic do Smoked, lei snoniosts
indtv salt aa7s4c; DO smoked. sh@sc shoulders pcno
cnred S9 Lard quiet and easy; Refined $40 81 u 9i s
20 40 Butchers Loos 80 so Butter dnll Extra 1900 3
Eggs nrlner 0e;ive; Extra 2l1z22c suSar-sellnu
casierI Powdered 7'0tc giapghed zaej y Gfyss55 5a ~
$50 90 Receips-Fionr, 1000 bbs Wheat lO1o ut 9gsa
300 bush; Corn 1000 busb. Oats. G0tO bush
ST Louis Feb 2gFlour steady and frn Family 81 QOe
"a j fhOice -, 6OaSt 7O Fancy IS 20 as 80. Wheat
drm and higher; 40 Rel, 81 o94$l ~ cash & 81 20 ys
red Fa. N9c bid Corn higher at 4Ss@tgc cash. sVs@ az
4gic Narc ~ nc May. oats slow "a 2@ 2e eash. sc
May Rye dull at 5Ssc Barley dnll at Jo@5lc Butte.
quiet and unchanged Eggs lower at lse faxseeH iuss
atsl ~ Hay steady Timothy Slo0sl1 Pfane Siatu Du
Bran higher at sc. Cornieal quiet At ~ 20 NhsAsy
steady al Al G. Provisions dun. Pork SIS " ca. "
sl5 DO February Bukmeais-Lmg Clear - 4oGt9 aoi
short RIB gg400s960, Short Gear, - p S9
Long Clear $40 25j short Rb 20 sJasiO; snort Cie"
New-York tribune., 1884-03-01

,,,s., "a. cnres 7svc, GraBulated 7scI Mond
$500 cnie,tonsrs Do fisc STANDARD DO % s,s@t . -
or do, 6aa0,ci White tntra "a, ~ - - -"
y sr dnii and declining city quoted lVc Vo-
margarine firm but quiet, city I. a gisc anita uoderate
TkLLow-vey steady held foT denang m gs 10
~ The sn1t there was little or no trade owlng o
armness of holders ON Change 10 day Japan VA 9r worh
ami steady, $4,000 ~ sold at ron ible
siTaS2c for April aud 3haS3 tor 9te NAY was weak
1ao ~ all AZ a for March 36c for April and 90
for Nav transerablo orders 349ii dev a. Gy
ron. co kentucky firm the spot ~ ~ ~ -, ,,
and "a = for leaf; tod there were re @ @ a~ery seed
of Grade. 5ales Tor lniuI
s nriet and st.,dv salrs lOp lsS2 PennslN &
IGs2c 2GO cases 1851 do 7Hi0c 100 cases - s , ira
lan ! a25e. go Bales Havana, eu@l ~VN' i'' ~
~ JOdS 90 .,, o,,o. s-d Without fea-
ture. OF iuffr.sf grades are wei la =
poor guairs neglecied sales UiDuy S,"gon sic;
trria ana Tev,s A2d5se 5000 NJ secured oI'ou',
10 600 fal TcIaa Ia 1895 100 bales sBnn6 NJ tiIl do
on ur,,afe feuus Il OO0 ~ do. l6nZc; laOoO ,,y
~ at0 I1 nansne,i cobng, 2sci looo n lN,u [ tic
eli %Sd5lc; OOa 10 Territory, lB02oci ssW N n,estic
...r,.r oge fern
New-York tribune., 1884-03-01
TIE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North Rieer. Vessels md Rdf'otas.
Nr,v-YoRK, Feb. %, 1894.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT

NTW-fUNN. IIU I0"I
tsTTs-Selng slowly at unchanged prizes ,.o,
FlSIt od selling fay. at sieaiy prices, but INC sih.s
lacks any really Interesting feature just now INC ssoa -
tr,dc larlly largo that Of aat year tn he l
tf Msckeei are so hio tat The consumption has n0uc
sv decreased There few II Shore Mackerel hIs
hands and the supply Halifax Is Guite moderate a. lhe ~
oeipis by the steamers comparatively siii =,
Ssriincs are selling rea0n9Dc price ana arr
driving out e foreign els creating markets. Or bei
selves where sh oil have heretofore ben couu !"
any rnuOrt ant extent Bioates aa1 sehhg iafIy l.
TORtIGN FEUlTSGenerlly dul ana ~ re or ies, M ), ~
uressed though Prunes steady. fy auction -tu
iox- Valnria I;asns sold at J94oi aOO loves 9oe
nj 81 afl S5; 2t boxes Currants at ei ana -'oo
CoFFFE-Spot Rio duh 2Lc tor Fari options NOR NOR
actJva at decline ~ 10 points. sacs J56u blSs ~ u.s.
~ q 30 for MarcI :lA4n Tor do. $ " lo i%U % i Or r
ia 956Il for NAV; 10 jd1l Tor Ju lIdllJ lot Jny'
~ la f,r An ist s september; H. 81 10 for ocopeI;
Reccpts al Ro Of Is 900 caused thu decline A ul
and ....,,,ro1. sste. 2
taes. delivered an contracts, 700 bales. heeflf az
nors today IG 59J rs against 12l4l this day asi Nt'
aud last for the weeA, 'J=oo p".'S "s w.
n6o last week, ana 1873. 1S3 last year. ,s-..t, 80
e oaotaf,ns aecornS The American classification arc
as follows
New-York tribune., 1884-03-01
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTOv STOCKS
Bosrox. Fen 20. 1854.
CLOSING PRJCES or PBILA DELPHI' A1otAA
R.,0dsI b4 T0IS IT, DAVIS < Co. II iY'@..G
FRIDAY, Teh. 99-P. NJ

FRIDAY Teu @q-P. NJ
Tile stock speculation to-day alter an opening
that Civ was weak as 10 threaten Serious
tronhIe developed sudden, If noi magical change
in its temper. The recorded TRANSACTIONS were
large: they amounted to J57 900 SHARES bGt I'VE
stocks contributed To the total Az 500 shares ee-
tail of the movements in those five stOch, viii fur
n,s the key to the who market, for IT as whole
s,u,gathized with their various ehaugcs. Della
ware Lackawanna and Western led the van with
transactions amounting 10 132, 100 shares; IL
oreued dawn Is at 1861 and declined 10 1859;
later il sold at l2sG Gl272G a 1919, and finally
81, i2sIal2s onion Pacific followed with re-
married. sales of l26,300 shares; IT opened down 4
st 77Il. and declined to 1868; later II sold at
77lrG77 Isq 7sGI 77os 007s7s @7s's. sr' fanl
w. third with sales of 81, 100 shares; 1T
ooened at ss7sG SO aud declined 10 SS's; after
ward its principal fluctuations ranged as follows; ;
sos4a sol4 "a 0Oss4 coll. Lake shore rs iourth
recorded sales of 81, 800 shares. WIN nuctuatlohs
from the opening, AZ I00is@lOo, 10 Iol~loof~
1Jis- Western Union was number hve, Win SAes
Of 81 900 shares AT 7sl4v74O74i20I3a~'f 'f'4~
s4IN75a74ss The market was unintiaenced by
ye.ofts or rumOrs of any kind except by the CT
foneous statement that was circulated to the effect
that the Lake Shore Company's report sf its
business for the quarter ended December 81, 1888,
as made 10 tine New-York State Commissioners,
+" made tho best showing of any quarter in the
history Of the road" TIE report is printed below.
The gains made IN tho remainder OF tue list varied
from "A to / per eent On last evenings closing
prices. although the movements generally were
dull. Spring Mountain Coal was unusually active
Al 47aa3a435s The market generally closed eX-
cited. -, 81 .s .,..
State bonds were entirely neglected, and OF cify
hank stocks the sales included only Central Ma
tion&l at 1913.
Governments were extremely dull, aud quotations
sssc steady AID unchanged as follows:
New-York tribune., 1884-03-01
NEST SHORE ROUTE.

Nrv. WORK WEST SHORE s BUFFALO RhlhWAl
l.sys DcsbrOsses Corandt and foot OF West IA s
For Chicago Suspension Bridge, Niagara Fails and b"n0'
~ D. .,. ., o..laa a.ea a M AZ
Putea Little Fails Plan Cansjoharie Port 'sess""
SustsrdaIn $50, 1l:2O a, mi IS p M ,o .aou
Albany Catsk H. sS ESQ II ~ nii fo' ~ IA 100
Newbarg Kingston ghland, poughkeepsie - S'" LAW
a. m., 3lu, t.30, - p. IN. . s..,,
sDsily Other trains daily except sunday an, 70 N M
Baaet psfla ears on $50 and lls2o n H. anu '''VP
"ni papar ,p nael Cars on ESQ train fr syracuse '
PaSsn Buffet sleeping Cars On p No. train '0' huA''
AMI Shisag ,e ,ahs nj stations and at Offices ~ the
nv I,.ey CIV tslreAa station ylts
E Ss,ri .. Annex eince, toot OF fntcn $40 ~ Sg7
40 nsKslbsye; SewIerk CITY, Mes iVs ~ ~
a9l Svs Ais 1 fsa Eat lgsksi Psnusylvsnla RI s's
a. & otn t an st. cOrand'st. and weS' snS'
station foot Wssi inESMY MoNETT. Gen Pas Agsas A.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-01
THE PETROLEUH MARKET.

NEW-
In the face of "bearish" report of the de-
yelopment done lD the oil regions this MONTH the
petroleum market strong and higher throughout>
The IN production shown by the report s
due TO the opening Of the wells IN the Henrys
lands and was fully expected, while in the natef~of
drilling and rigbuilding there Is little change nom
last month"; in which the weather largely inter-
pted such work The result is that the report had been
discounted" in the past week. The market was more
active than yesterday It's strength displayed in
manner likely to discourage than TO invite the COW
erlng OF short contracts strong opening at 81 Ol
against 81 OOs last night followed by saggfng on
20 last nights figures. After that the market slowly
hardened; Int not until noon did it reach 81 o. In the
prices touched 81 022 and the market closed
strong at O trivial concession
The range Of puces and the total dealings were az
New-York tribune., 1884-03-01
rs,HE ERIE RAILWAY, better known as the
4 NEW.YoRK LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL

Arrape.u,ents Of trains fIom Chanlbcrsst. Depot.
eanDay except snndagS Day EaPISssI s s,1ns o1
coaches 70 Cleveland tinciDnntl and chicago.
II M daily Ssh Louis Limited txpTess-No extra earFe
~; Niagara Falls, ami Salamanca 700 sm Cleye,
land CucDuat $40 pun Il Lons s4V S sefoid sa
sy Connecting trains arrive Detroit $40 M Tocdp o-o
IN Pacific Express for the West SOLID ram o.
purso Siasara Fals Cincinnati aud Chicago. Hotel sna
5udet Smoking COACHES 70 Ca'aso:.
s:l5 EmigTsDt train for the West M -. M - - -, .
RntherforG aal Passac 72o 7;o $50 1920 70 ~ neoa
JI5 800 $40 o 10 $3.50 60 $50 go lo3O "a II midnight
pse{son 70 $50 s:s0 1920 M ~ noon las SO $40
D > 10 $50 10 $50 ESQ Sl5 O5O m aud u ndnshI sun
day. $50 100 iS' u. Siy ak U As sso Il 50 m BIO
4lO $40 $50 $50 10 m and ~ msnsA@ sAsuf"s! nsh'
only sH1da{s { iS S n n ~ 5 SO $50 eIo si5 m and %
nidnight sundays $50 lO2o m I*o o''o I" ana Il
TeNSSrS and Cornwall 7:5O & sm $50 43o ePm. sunday
Roadont and Kingston and Montgomery m $50 pn.
ssSls osbsn 20, %:o 1920 m $50 $50 $50 $40
d1y ysoga ei,s a 750 l6Go $40 $50 Sis M sunday
eaSSSc. sSS iOTT xits Midland RarOsd The train
''TSs por ierTi, 500 $50 siopn. Sunday $50
Bosts ssSe quarter OF and quarter after e.h hour
ftum 5l5 IO+5 every thirty minutes ana to'n
lO45 ~ 60 l2;A5 n every hour =, -. - 80, 4,
rLets for passage apartments IN Drawing toon ana
Sleeping coaches be obtained AMI oides of we ne Shs
SSs SsI iOi or aS7 broadway, lS7 WcstsL, n. y No
Courtst Brooklyn. or at tho Company DeiSts ., -.,,
EXpres. trains from the West arrive In Ne~foib Al fAV
7SO JoaS ~ ABBofI, OenI Passr Agent, Ee~york.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF FNEW-JERsEY.
~ Trains leave for n;oT9oH S,Ss.s, : 81 ~ % s
Nyaek7 $50 l0aml $40 400 0'5O o<o o''O ~ IL Dc'
night Sundays 8 am aud 7l5 M .. "a - -,
Eannei spring valley and mons"y 7io 10 am $50 ~
soHc~Ss6 INN ABBOTT. GenI Ps,s'r Agent NewYork.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-01
PHILADELPHIA AND READING
RAILROAD.
PROM sTATIoNs OF

Y,oHa &c ar aTIoYs ov
NEw7ERsSsyE u SESRM sJsra RryS12y EEsHS
Direct connection to and Sad%n p4 FTGGx s Pier
TINE rAsLE~TAKINo EFFECT NOV ls, 1888.
For PHILADELPHIA and TREgToN Boasa s5o sEoSs 1S
FS%s ss s2SA l,s e. nv S 'SS sOcp
Direct connection a Wayne JsG9 ar 'Gs M,ssT%s con:SS
sdcf.n SsIs.nus and mo Norristown
pnAwJyG ROOM CARS on all Day Trains and shS'SriN"
,.etarnps leave PaILApELpHIA yID.h .1s GTs,n,. ,s
1850 So g39 Ioo m" ao iecS stS oND M. TSrd aHS
R% R.t.:: s.Sst5is s;S $ A. iso'sS SO d''
SSs warren % S esf 1 No S
ID DASs li1 r. az :. s5 s eco m s4c
y5R9 y5R9sTnNBuRy An, LEwIsBURo at s.Ao 7A6 H.. sA',
For READING end HARRISBURG at ~ soo il'lS. m,
100 I3o 400 $780, 1900 p. M eundaJs"a' a''o p n'
For SCRANTON At e:i5. 800 m. s+S p m
Tx s s5 and nd nadsyo ss' s0'
For DRIFToN at CAB a. m, s'ta .. m. -,
For TAMAoUA a, Gas, 7:ao, 900 m loo $50 3d. Aoo.
For RI. sETHIEHEx. ALLENIowE sn1 MAucH I cnUNE x
~ 6i5, 800 m. I:OO $780, s45, $50 p n Sunday se
For EasroN a. s.s. 900 m. 100. $780, 't' 4oo' 4''.
$50 0. m Sundays. $50 p m a..
Yer STATIONS on HIoH BRIDGE BRANCH At 600
For TIEMiNorcS ~ s,SS M m' Loo h'o '00 'S''
r s. l''S' ss
days ut 500 q m. l;jo oeo' '''o v ~. =,
,Js iss ss 9 so - Sss "a sss &
SS f.S ssS scS iSsC ssc 49, lsG isSS '' '
vor ELIZABETH &C els, GAS. 7le 7:so 300 $50 S9g,
SS 400 st 400 3S sso sS sss go go et ,SS. sag.
YiSa i2:6o NJ. SUNDAYS AZ 500. s'lo . n lSo 400.
$50, 500. 1900 m. -. ~. 49,.
ssa go sJa CAS- i0l5 lO:i5 ll:l5 m 1900 nj l2t5,
Ii6 900 230 500 81 80. 90 43O, 800 olo, o5o ese,
6.N els $50 700: 7:30 SID. 900, 9A5. lO;3o tIlo'
I3.0b D M SUNDAYS at 800. BIS 1913 Q m, l2oo N,
lis 5o0 4oo 300 elo 500 eq9 1gSo 10 An rain g,
fgr zoo o. SIS NJ 1880 400, 600 SUNDAYS except
ocean Grovel 400. l0&5s
for FREEHOLD-At6, e:l5, II q M 1880 x,6pm.
roor = A EW0OD IONS RIVER and BARSEGAT st $40
n l3o 4SO o. with through psrior cars on t;So N
rar sT19i 1W9fiNt:rANp and BRIpGEToN at 1850 p.m
EEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From Pier No e. North River via Sandy Hook.
,-or I oNCi BEANCH, EATONTOwN etc, at4 Pm.
Ticket. can he procured bertyst Pier No North
River 81 l2 a67 25726l, 271, 4l9, 72 e4< lJ7, and
i323 broadway 737 and 749 6thase. Rvngtonet 10
2OS East 126t St. and principal hotels In
Eew.York Cy Brooklyn al Nos COurt-st ~ froso'
Nsy $50 and s5s Fultonst 2l1 syei De hau.
we: lspLa Atxnticave In Hobosen, 2S WashngtOnsf.
transfer Company Will call for aud check baggage from
hotels OF residence 10 Odsstineth)n.
c. O. HANCOCK,
General Passenger and icAet Agent. Philadelphia.
''N' IL P. BALDWIN,
General Eastern Passenger Agent ia Loerty-st n Y
New-York tribune., 1884-03-01

The clearTnces elsewhere were OH City 1,2SO,OOO; /;
Bradford 6,662, ,000 Pittsburg 4,43S,00O barrels. .
There was no change In the quotation for refined OH,
but there was less OF disposition to offer 1t down.
RK4proRD PENN, Feb 29.-Crude oil stronger; total
runs Thursday, 1896 bbls.; total shipments 353oi
bbls: no charters; cearances, s,566,OOo bos United
pine line certificates opened at 81 0O and closed at
81 02: highest price, IL OLA; lowest 81 OO4,
New-York tribune., 1884-03-01
ppAy,rrAN COFFEE MARKETS.

BpAZfIIAN COFFEE MARKETS.
p,o m. T.xV,Ro Feb -Cofeo-ood nrste o0OO res per
10 hss Total Iecepts Of tho week eoooV nssl 49,,
aS0OO0 bass shipments o. dho Meot S S G s. hn ma S.g.
Iaehangr london ~ ed o.o -, - ID,
tios Reeetpts Tor week. 2500o bagS aoek t20uoo
bars shpnSns Of the week to Enrope 23ov0 osgT sse
E6ODp bsKss
New-York tribune., 1884-03-01

, -, h,ls ,.o,,, Generally dali, but there was
- .,,,,ratbv exhibited in the prices with
the changed complexion fthe share Market Inc
',a,i,,lar feature however was the large uansac-
,ious in West shore and Buffalo iirst o. Wh'eh
amounted 70 So. $50 600, AMI the steadily haloeh-
inc tendency of thcr price; they opened up . per
conf NJ II and rose 20 5G5s and closed at 0O'i Ele
second consols early sold down l. per cent to "-'s
a,l In,er rose a4. Missouri, Kansas and Texas
6rsts were oil even in the late dealings L 10 luo
s.oo,,as were about steady at 20; the general Us
were = lower at S1HsaS2. Rome, Watertowh anu
Oqdel,burs is declined 1T to 70L and recovered
90 7Oa,. Canada Southern hrsts after q decline OF
:. to goI, recovered TO 9S3. East Tennessee, Nlr-
qinia and Georgia incomes were l. lower al Zoi@
East Lexington and Big sandy Gs were easier at
1olns Houston and Texas Central frsts, nam nhe'
were OF D. to 100l,. Penn~y Nania Company 4'25
were steady al 95al St. Paul hrsts, faclhc diVi-
sion were steady at 0GG 9j24, and hrsts, Wisconsin
and Minnesota werc of l. To 93l2. Northwestern
aud darlington aud Quincy debenturcs were easier
resrectiveIy at % aud 9494. Wabash general 6s
declined from G6 to 65'2. Northern Pacific iirsts
dropped from l0i Is to 90 and recovered 10 W loi
Thc business of the Sub-lreasnry fOr the week
ended to-uight includes receipts of SIC, O,lJ2,3O ana
PAYMENTS OF 5000. .2l9, leaving the general Da-
auc, st $l3l ,5Go"21 against pfg
ruary % showing ~ apparent gain OF 7 - d0o'l .;
But doducting fromthe receipts @Z'oZV,uVu anu anu
from the payments ft,s21.720 for cSrtsln ltens
Of transfers which only affect the Sub-lreasniy
account with the General ITeasgry its trae gam; as
affecting the banks. is 80 1920 Dcductlng
from The receipts an additional TJ0o0oo Tor com
received for Philadelphia exchange, the. gam oi
the Treasury il only $2,G02037. To-days opera
tonS covered Receipts Ss9l l2d4: m payin'h,,eSI, haI
S674 113 currency balance, $40, ,oI2'939; com "ai-
ance, $I207iS,3SS. ,:.
The following is the monthly statement Of receipts
and disbursements ly the Assistant Treasurer
"f the United states mt NewYoFk for the month OF
| February: .- ,oo 90,
New-York tribune., 1884-03-01
COTTON MARxErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

COTTON MAPKErS-BY TELEG RAPH
LlyEsPocr Feb 29-I2:3O m-Cotton ste1iyi Miidins
1000 Tor speculation and export; receipts w banS;
cinding so bates American. Fntures-Cplands o" Ad-
N,rcb ami Anil delivery, ) 5563d do. May aud June de-
Hyory & iG4d; aud July delivery, lid DO July
and August delivery, 9J4d DO August ana septeiao"r
delivery Il S-G4d. Fntnres steady. -ooo
Of the week. 10000 bales; American, OO
bsles Tor wared ships side direct TO spnners ~ 900
bel. actual export 5OOu baes; total receipts uOo Oaesi
American lU2 800 bae, tota socs olss & n,
7O6 900 bales; amount OF cotton aioa' SfAu"o oaeoi
iD D. Cotton-The sales of the day included 7710 Oaeo
q n nI-Cotton-Futurcs-Uplan Low Middins clause
Aarcb and April delivery 949sd; 10 MAY p IsdS
Futures se steady the lowest quotations of tne Day
GIIyRsIox, Feb 29.-CottOL nrlni Ahlls' ~ 20 10"
10 hses. yreSs 3S7I bales Exports 20 Great Britain
- bales 10 France - bales 20 the oon,lneh" 5oa
naIes Cossw TALES; sales. 3dB bales; stook sS13o
0IWs.k,y-vet receipts, 79ol bales; gross 1885 bales
rs 10 Cireat britain 5.D24 bales 20 France - bass'
o ths Coptinen $3.50 bales, Coastvse. 3A4S bales sales
~ DaSs Feb 2oCot,on quiet, Mddng 10 J-l6ci Low
hasa, gross ,3D1 bales; Exports TO Great Dfi'sn,
bsss, Z, France bales; t1 the Continent, - baicsi
Coasvse. 2i2j baes sales 2oO Oaies last evening" AVo
baiss: stock, 80, ,2G0 bales. o,,- ..,.
weesySst receipts s4g9 bales Er3s, rsnco Sl3 eaie'
Exports Great Britain 4ofs oaes 70 ftS t, n.ia.
hass 10 the Continent $3.50 bales Coastwls sO9o oaes
Nsa5SiESSs Feb 9oCc,ton quiet; MidilinS ioae'
loI6 bales; gross J05 balos Export. To Geat brain
~ baie.; 70 France - bales; TO tho COnpnene -
@ oaiee' bses. stock 80 99I 6ale. 80 90, -.
Weeky-Net receipts, 3O4I3 bales gross 5-,1vo p~e'
Exports "a Great Britain - iSS paies 70 ~ has
bales the Continent Owl DsAoS NeaSt"'0' "'"' '
coSrsSSSgFHpcrt. coastw.e February 81 should hsy
'NrvYoaE teb gs-Ths following the total net 70
celps Of cotton all the ports since September j. lSSSi
New-York tribune., 1884-03-01
LONDON KOOL SALE2.

IoSnos Feb % The following are the Wool sses "i
Thursday IN detail sydney an'i Sew south ~
Gi ~ Old POrf phihp-L sDbs. Feeee IS III dIs lozl
Adelgde- IaaD Greasy I'D n Is. oyd lOuv ii1'' "s's
Of AdrIade Pbip were Sold
New-York tribune., 1884-03-01
uANy4Ea MARETT,

HAvASA Psb. 2g-sugsF dall snd noansl ~
10 g6S pSsazafsan s LsxcA tars aud hhe o9oss frss
ExchaLgs stFsdy ths uued states nI'y ays Ss. ~
7a24 prsna DO. short eght T'1ab prem; On t1u ''~
1872 prem. sp3Al.h eela z@s ~.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-01
EUROPEAN PRODUCE Markets.

TrvrrroOI Feb pa leading weekly grain CIRCULAR says
hnat s fairly eldy values maintained EnyllSh wheat
is scarce and al nos dearer number e caIB0es were
offered AZ calling port but the prices were dSappoD ing u
being nearly O lower on the wees lpdy
de demand for wheat quiet Californian was turn
fair inquiry for Hon at Ini prices Torn
,yas In limited Tegucst mixed American declined Ai
IpFupOO Feb. 29.-PrOv sOns-BAcOl-Cu uil)eIlsLa Cut
l2s Od Long Clear Mddes, Is OF short GEAR Mlaass
fIOs Oh tor extra Indian Mess IrInc mess, . = I0rk
prime Meas ss per bb Prime Mess, Eastern SO West
EN- 7as IIrd-American, lSs. d Prime western ss Os'
pn,fer Os per ewt for United States. Cheese-
American Choice us WbeatHed MoS;ern spring, - IL
a~s d; Red Winter 81 as 81 per ceSia ~ Sgtes nm
a I'd. View Westerr Winter, -. 4d New Mixed West
crn ~ ID California No J. So OIL ass I slOrha No
IA Nj a ~ Ild pee Genital CorR-Mixed o'h, 2s o. no
26s 5; do at London, 2Ss O. per e"i ksnn'1 resTo n
IeTTn I'd 7i per Gallon Clover seedA ntflcah lte 1Us
6J0s per Taiow 40s 0d per cwt itei,-, 20 9ul9n y,
Is III d4s 0d Pale los Cd Lnseei Oil, Jos Cd KS
receipts Of wheat for the pest three days were o60OO
cen1sIs ,uciu,lae Iu4. 900 American.
THXtoS Fen 9-Thc Minciny Lane markets are enarimate
Plantation CeylOn and East Indian Cohces nave u'eif
heavily Tie demand Is slow Tea IS qilet sugar
" "ISYoSS Feb 29-Produce- on. go Ssas2o l5s
perton Calcutts IAnseed rs ~ i9s O per quarler In
seed cake As o. per ton HeoneH re.@eaw % % ~ 90 neT cyi
.n.Tin t6tdeG0 ton RoSIn-t tomlnon, IS. ~
Pale esGiIs ProvisiOns-Iari, l5s 0d. per ewt i9T
American sugar, 2os. "a. per cwt tor Cnba CenIl-
fngsl p0l2rzlns oG', AMI l1s udG Oo lo1 Nu"S a"
1ScIFstyG Fe6 20-7he Manehfs,rr Guardian in iis
commercial article says; BUSINESS - shsli anu PSeS N
lower aTus are steady. -
ANTWERP Peb. 29.-Petroleum, Fine Pale Amerie@n ~
trapes ~ GO nnes paid and - trance 40 oentines
At l6 francs 1O centnls per IuD Elii
n6rsrY teh ~ Petroleum marks SO penniDgs.
Wilcox Lard c1osef 1T AZ marks per lob , %
II IsvguRG Feb 29WncOss Lard closed al 40 Ustks ~
pfennugs per loo u. ,, , IA e...,. ~
HAvRh fe0 Gt-NheoNs LII" 'io-o" ~ W. ~
rent uue 30 EilOs.