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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-13

New YoIk stock mnrh..

NEW YonK. March - = eovernn,o,,,.
quiet. governments
Railways, frm Kansas & Texas general a.,
rose 60 S2lS.
state securities, dull.
., nPeuu's'ioh at The Stock Exchange was nc.
wv "hu strong today, and more CONF.
ue"' zone characterised tho dealings. owing
70 weakness In sterling exchange. ma do,
eilhe IN ratesfor money In London. which
operates against further exports of cola
lhe weakness In foreign exchange is dine ,o
'he appearance of a bill against seouri,Ies
Whlch are to shipped by Saturdays steamers
NJ tue prese Mt rate, LSlASi.egsl. There ,s no
proilt In gold export. New YorL Contra, ,ros
special card, and rose from lluz ia roy
Tor regular and from lSl4 10 I.lasi for cash,
ooik OF sales being made at li7sssI,Islt.
STOCK scarce, and commanded ls65is No,
cent. for use, on account of c'osirs boo,,,
and the strength OF the New York Central
market favorsbly, and an advance of lfGa77iI
per cent took place. Lackawauna, 81. PAM
ana Pacific Mail were features OF specrlntion.
Laokawsnno sold up to !. ls5E; 50. Paul Ia ma.
Fac'hc Mail 20 Sl}s Central Paciic to bss.;
northwestern to is; Louisville 4 Nashville
to 1875: Lake Shore 30 i.l3; Missouri Pacific 10
@& Union Pacific 20 7sN. The market
closed strong, and mt best figures today COM
pared with last nights closing p ices. and
= to "a per cent. higher, except New York
Central which Is By higher. c. c. c. & l. rose
from s1s to Is, and reacted t, G71s, and Ore
gon Navigation from 3 TO 81 bid.
The treasurer Of the Missouri, Kansas &
Texas railway reports privileges for e1chang
ing second mortgage income bonds and
coupon scrip upon terms adopted by direct
ors November %, 1883 is extended until fur
Their notice.
The Stock Exchange posts invalid certIn
Gates representing 40 share. OF Manhattan
bulk stock.
transactions, Sl93 Geo.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-13
nalldlnx nra,e.inl

, LusBrn-Rough lumber, boxing, IL inohos
nnd under, nrHt-class, s2l; dripping. Jsx3, S2I
| boxing ana flooring. cleara, g35; thick clear.
/ - az I5s, ga; rough lumber. goc0nd ciasI
sis: Ioisi sud scantling, ouilH, No.
sIDfNG--kliEt common White pine, GA ~
eeeoud DO. go: thi.ia DO, s25 poplar. es6 cog
y 81; nstlye pine x; OF oS dotG saf nntiyi
rough, ST. 90.
DixasFD I.uNRsR-- Boxing ~ lnohes anc
under, ea6 Do@26 "; do hsxs, 50 o0esB 90
hcantllng, ioist or ANY c0inmof' lumber
go CD2o8 90. boxing over ~ inches, go Goa
a -; thick cleark. ~ tollsa and 2, go U0ca2 90
second class. any kind, sci OJD2 10.
DRESSED Arm MATcHKf; FJooniHG-Ffrn
ellta, ~; second class, t2I.
WHIrEPINE FuASisHIse LuhBEii,-lA, ~
and inch white pine, $40, Inch do. nb5.
CHIIIN0---BEAnED OK l'LAiS--Flrst com
haon white pine, ~, $3.50: u do, ~; 20 do ~
Poplar, -. e28 U1a2T.51 poplar. *, sSl.bOtsS5 0O
naive piA6 X, S2.51; do, u, 225.
fuPLAE LuMEER.--l., ~, ara men zoo
do inch. $50.
fiHIsoLks--w White pine A. 70; do shaded a
ti.25 0extla No, !, Sl.bt cypress, best. ans
brand, IS, do No. z, 81 b0 do No, S3.5J; nRtlH'
sawed heart, 8i.54 saps, ea2b
ploREf5. white pfre. dfegfei AND headed,
square o. fieLis yellow pine do. 49, latin
| e{2tcf75.
fLInE, CEMENT ETc.--ilms. Austin, s7.2i
Der Dbl. Cement. l0uiayllie or Rosenale, 50 81
per bbls Portland. " % per Dbl; Plaster Paris
kew York or Michigan. y, per hhi.
BgicK.-.rire-proof 81 b per n.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-13
Hsrdvsrs,

EAR IRON, 81 o. Norway, &c., No. ~ i
sneet iron, &c: Nc ~ q nleet iron, 0ito.
galvanized sheetiroL eal0l4c.; No. y lssoda
Iyc: No. 1 y. do. l5r., 2Jx2H ruodug tin, eli N
0Dl5 30: ljSgO and lCxil pat. do, 81 75taS 80
timers wire, 80 per cent. of; timers stocg
forty per cent, on cook stoves, with ware
$40 606D1j 90; do with trimmings, 81 6DC3 UOO
WOOD WORK. Wagon aHles. o0c.6esl %
tongues. aOcaDSl on; elngiptrecs, Si76; bolttors
5Jc.; spokes 80 T5@13 90; felloes. 81 So? 25:
Douhleirees, 80 2iGa4 90; neck yokag, 81 O0a
2 81; plow beainH, slssasc.; pillow handles, 81 10
@250; handles, 81 75@ 80.
NAILS. 50 Is kcg, basis l0d.-Burdan horse
shoe, per key, g. ~; Perkins do, 90 10; Walk.
er do, 81 90; Burden mule, 81 80; Northwest,
eru horse shoe nails, No. 4, 5Oc., No, 3, &c. No.
O, 2ac., No 7, nc, No. D. 20o.; "Lahe's'' do, No.
g. 45c, No. 5, &c, M q, 22c., No. Z. 2ic, No 4,
igc; Ausable DO. No. 4, DOC, No. O. nc, No. q,
Gle, No. z. lgc., No. s. lGc.
AXES-K X, per dozen, ~ 5Oal1tO; Lakoe
81 oo@lG 50; Ilackensack, 50 5OsD7 %; boys,
handled. IS 5as5 %.
REFRIGERATION RS. mo. Climax, $500.
No. ., do SIS 10; No. do, sB; 10. do, SIS
No. 6oD., 3}o.
MisCEI.LAN nj OUS-Trace chains, az Ter
PAIR, .e7c; plow Bineletreea, per doz., 1925
pillow douOleifees. per dozen, 90 %; stock
bells, 20 por cent. OF; door locks, 81 25GD 90;
wood scrcWd, ~ aud ~ per cent. OF; Ill cast
door butts, 40 -and 10 per cent. OF; cut and
timed tacks, " per cent. or; coffee mills, 80
per cent. OF; blind hinges, 90 and 10 per cent.
on: carriage bolts, ~ and 10 per cent. OF
pow bolts, 30 Per cont of; piece I'm ware,
b. per cent OF deep stamped ware. 80 per
cent OF; shallow stamped ware, 80 por cent
of; iapanned ware. ~ per cent OIL
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-13

wHrsKY--lectined 81 l0sl6o, az per PROOF
sour mash one year old, 81 90 two yeBrG old
~ 0OGo2 -; three years old u 5Js27s. fsney
extra old whisky Siteit
NIsIs3---C iarei, cs.as,i13 bhSlOlN. ~ pcronAl
tty: Catawba, per gallon, sue 30 Port, 81 2cG
ado Sherry, per gHi., 81 al.cS %; ldhdeirs
per gan, 81 COOS %; White wine. IL Gases,
'Cs4MPAosE--o. H. Mninm & Co., Eytrs
Dry, $50 O1s83 o.; Heidslck. In babkpt, fN 0oi
g ~: RruR, In basket, SO oOfsS1g: D0caeatit
chen paena, 81 0OGlsOo Geo. coniet, e1tip
lLTr@stock Ale. Der dps,,s2 ars2 III Porter,
ser dcz., e. 0's2 rs.
B0rr....u fIEKR.-Ei. lonis qusris, 9l2 % g.@
~ So nudWelser qi,aits 81 ci PIMA eie w
acblitg Aiiiwnukoe, quarts yis 80; phits ~ W.
Anthony : Kuhns, qps co. pints si2 ~
II. Claneen q SONS chs mpagne beer quarts
III q pipts f2oi Falk'sMilTankee, quartz,
s!l5e.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-13

NOTWITHSTANDING, acoordingto grade quaiii ,
and condition, IN TO .0c; pno according Il
grade, quality and cOnlition,lS 10 20; coarse
according 10 grade qQaiiiy aud condition, II
10 1896 Mexican ilnprnv d according 10 grade
qualify aud condition. 10 l8, Mexican, &C.
cordlng to grade, quality md condition, IL
10 II; bury. less, according 10 amount OF
burrR.
heavy Giut, dry, y N l2ci6 No. /. light fiint
Pib 1870. No ., hight flint, fih l0igc bulls and
heavy, damaged, 4 n glEc; calf skins and bad.
ly damaged, - ID faac; green sailed, sound,
q III &c; green salted, gribby, y n &c: butchers
green, u N blso.
FuRs--skunk, 100000; raccoon. 20iDs0c
cayOtes, SAft50o; mountain wolf, 7bcaSl; FOX,
90.ol26c.
PELTRIEs Nominal, season over. Dsei
enat skins. aaoh i0opg5. sheen naiIs q ccprtilnn
Ia amount or wool, .ljcaup; shohrlings. nc
cordlng 10 amount of wool, lG6olbo; Mexican
sheep pelis, a N sdDl0o; Mexican sheep pelM
improved. li9l2o: Mexican shSep sherlingg
80,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-13

Dark, Cinnamon, per ocund, 1876, bark
Peruvian, rcr pound, S1H--. bDfax per 10
1913 bi.carbOnate OF soda per 10, 41sIS: cop
asnch0nida, per ounce, BoGSss.: ens.lle sos i
nu.- He'd, par p H,aq; cream tartar, q. r.. per
pouud ..rsi.; chalk, lump, per pound. 28i
saloiael, r. 4 W. pr P2}nn;a, ,sogsgi oaIoHcl !,
diate. BJ1l Is. chloroform, VI l5@l ~; cow
podiiop powder, 399ig. Goyefs powders, ~;
epson ealfa. pbr pOpi.d. 30 d GUM opium, rer
pound. 90; gun ceDlpnor, HA---: morphine
PEI ounce, Il 25d: Dldcbiue oil. golden, stleia
qi'niLa, y q NJ /, per o.. I gJa----; quinine,
German. per "a. si94l 10: potash, bromide,
1910 iOdidt, 81; chIoFate, ZG1J.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-13
County preduee.

Potatoes-Irlsh, northern, a bbI s2.Ias2 25
saoE, e56e---c.; sweet, per bnshel, 65S75c ON.
Iunr, per Dbl, s2 750----. Turnips, q barrel
50 90. eepns, II. T. med, bbls., 70; large
lima, 6&6gEe.; small butter, 4IS655o. Pickles,
medium, per bbl., ~ 90; small, per Dbl, SO 10
Pigs feet, ki.s. 81 ~; quarter bbi. 81 90; half
bhl., IS O0a5 30. Cheese, half cream, i2iSc.
full cream, lie. Krant, per hbl., 3l2dO@i225:
hnlf bbl,, 60 90. Peanuts, 3I.Gs7c. Older, half
hhi., 30 o. Cabbage, 10.
PouLTRy-Hops. SO - per dozet; Turkeys,
81 5oalG 90; GeeBe, "a ~ $500: Ducks, IS 100
3 25
EGos--Per dozen, 1909
FRESH country butter, choice, 8O Creane
S5e.; old butter, lGGi21.c.; oleomargaino, use.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-13

| MEATs-Suger cured mans. liJsc; e.CC.B.
! Bacon, lSAc; sc. bacon, NE: Long clear la
! con, II; :. Q. dry salt lOis.
LARD-Tierces 1915 ~ and SON cang, lr a.n
sge cans,l lOlo cans, l0ssc; 5n oans. 1888
JOFF'He AND K-Con,mou
i}So, fancy, l5c; old government Java, So,.
Arbuckies' Ariosa, lS1s6slS74c.
TEA-lmgerisl. 5000; gunpowder, 50to70.
suuAR-Flne powdered, bblG. i0lsc; do
half bbls; ln54c.; cut loaf 1890. grhnulated
standard aIzctg.i Louisiana crenuiated. eo.a;
standard A, Ss@SlSo.; choice white, s1scskc.
RTCE-Louisiana, 5lS0p7o.
Fish Meckerel. ION Kite, No. |, Ellis; No.
S,;;Go; d haif S Sbls.' 30 UgY No. $500
Dried herrinGs per box, acc, Cod nsh; eye.
SALT-Coarse, in bags. 81. 2Js5l.4G; fine II
bags, - lake, " dat hoop bbis. s2.lD;
CANNED GooDs.--Prices per dozen; Pine
apples. aisndard el.73; Peaches, standard. 8
l6ai sl.e5; 3 ,hs.; Ss25S2.5O; seconds, 2 Ms.
sl.40; Ms, s2 w Tomatoes, standard, ms.
Sl.lG seconds, Ds. =; lbs sl.3Ofol 40: Green
corn, sll9@l.gb; Green peas, sl35; Goose,
6 oSs,liss i I, ,,aaS EasgSss[se q SS
slSsSi.7o; n. 49, ~. 80 Macs ilpS.' H.
$3.50 -; sardlnes. American, $500 case:
imported, sl9.5G9li, 20 case; Strawberries, ~,
sl.2o@Dl8O; BlnckberrieH, sl.25; Green cages
sl4Q; Eagle Condensed milk, sS.6e; crown,
$685. SwiHs, $500.
BAKING PoWnER.-Silyer Leaf, IN cans
per do4on, SOC; 40. do 81 so; lib. do, 81 80;
8ih. do, s7 IN. do, sl2.
EuHDRIEs-5Rroh, iIso. Soap, common
iHc; German olive, sc. Candles, full bozeB
.bS<c; halves, lbc quarters i6c. Indigo. $50 10
Blueinp, 3OGGl.0O dozen. Colenlan's mustard
sl.40@c5.5D dozen. Maccaroni, Imported, l6cH
American, si.0C box. Buckets two hoops
". 10 dozen; well bucketH sl2S dozen. Rroor1s
sl.7hdDa25 dozen. Brilliant oil, hhls., Poe: Eu.
plon, do, sc; do, rs eases, 80 Co. Brilliant,
20 cases, 81 50: do, l-l cases. "a 20.
FLOUR - Stanard's Royal Patent, IS ~
y Dbl; sacks, 81 ooao z 100 u.s.: No. Texas
per 100 lbs. SO, No 2s2 70, No 20. Corn mas
poi bushel, B5c, Hominy and grlts, q Dbl ,
e5 20; Oatmeal y hall bbl., ~ -; tlrncke
wheat, pb, SC: Crackers; y soda, $1,000, *
soda, S4Gc.; XSA soda, 7c cream &c.; gan
geI SNAPS, De-; lemOn creRnIs, Oa.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-13

: No rorb iii-. SO 10, IA, nrcv fro,. do
= An; lntg r,in Dis, -, .; x iS dur
"a. lis S;;s n. la q, dn., extra Gu hln 90
s5S x -. ~. short rein, L b. of faii
ai'i'i4tS.- no. stock Chcycuse. flsrni
poS S.s' sp, Aumher ~ ditto, |, 4. III
puck ., ~, M loose larsd, rosr,e \ Nj
tree, Z; No. ) loose rlvii i Ia. ssi, v,.
N,toiGr@ ., genuine short frlcscs tree. 81, M
Z, usd H9,airse Slsi No 80 do, stil toe, s,s
4; 80 -; ~ rheu, iuiI rig, rcse ire, sa51; No
NSs. cii's, sbs,s: DO, boy, Ssa5
"a NrSS wagon y. ~ snd ~ Incl
ot,l, i2ue. 9a2t ~ lncI' naa,iins .hnr,
tus, complete, sl6 oo; ~ iIr-h, hand, OAK
s s,oek, short tug, complete, sl7; ak Inch fiai
,SPURS.--Eureta No. 3, chased. per dozen
y "; lndianoIa, blued, per dseen, ST sol,
MsX Ms, Two 70 three-ineh roweis, q 2SSsi IS
rai r s,Nie H., no, Gal style calf IS; No.
n NO 2. old style k'p do. 81 10.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-13

~, Loose meats were fairly acllve and 4 ,noa,

higher. 'e una snad
Pork ectiveat ITO.
Wheat falrly active and abou, s,o.,.
cred So. '''' ''cadV' No
PRODUCE.
Ami" So,Z 55 Is Ma Se'l bid cash; 81, bid
H@i,Iz Nay, V'S"' rs Old April;
oA's--Dnli and nominal; 20 bid.
LiNR sroCR,
csip,s 'I pc, STICK Indicator reports cattle ,o
i ,g7s TO .as6 poun ds weaker native siocx
"td ieeo9rs 6it1s 10: o VS. 75S,i a, SUCKERS
''S S, 1S V pounds; average 9la6 81. io's
tivcs gI TO ieS T na 'iVO market steady; ma.
Va W iV> pounds; average sOa5CO'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-13
.ro,eAL JUDGEsHIp.

W. INCREASE OF SALARY
.,sa,I March ls-I ,,.nah SS
y 1n,,y,sssnled a petition s'ghe ,,,n Ig
EN plssei Of the San Ani on.
\, liaI hat the salary Of the fe 10
f,i ''s,ss Il the Western disttict ,, De
.asf~P Petitioners refer to the f act
u5,Ss' court Tor each year, ana
n ~ = s VI sp distance Of one OF the
lsua. il courtto the Others, Dy
ss . md most practical route OF
n n !. mi flIly 800 miles. Stress was
= a IL great importance OF th ne
!. 6eing practically u court OF
"a iOr much the larger mum
,,s'stried there, and great aoll-
..,I,erity are necessary to fill
ss5r. Five thousand dollars
ssemended as moderate pay.
,s;'Sn was signed by n. o.
Hgston Brose, John A,
Tvs Anderson and forty-one
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-13
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FOREIGN.
EGYPT.
,s,po.yOrnIyd POLICY

lhsDVsVihlNu iN'
ia,icn, March l2.-Much anx
/ ielt in regard TO Ill,
SI,tan st Khsrtoum. The Times
Lnndtr s,eclsl says: II is proven
| bs tlrte courses are possible-to
Is General Gordon to his fate; to
S.AlA English troops to Khartoum,
|,inpGl Indian troops. The policy
din, nothing has not hitherto
tkvisagnsl success.
MILITARY MOVEMENTS.
Maxim, March l2.-1'he British
slachtd Baker Pasha's position
adh Tuesday at midnight, and
iiiis camp, Abyssinian scouts
riaiAsi 0sman Digma was in
No, sud surrounded by q large
sdrskk. After dinner, ut about
III, lhe British started for the
aaah Mvanclug in a square.
NksmvllbOut entertainments.
saasslOf the enemy have been
Ils al battle is imminent.
hts in twelve miles distant
sa,ir,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-13

HAY New country loose from wagon
81 OO@l0Ca per ton; bale hay. 5000. New
corn, IS a a0ets. Oats, country, S21s@eycts
Cotiorseed meal, 20 81 b 100, Cotton Recd,
i2Isc. Mllet per nale, slonll. Johnson
grass seed, 81 per busbel. Milloi seed, 7jc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-13

eastern Texas and southern Texas stock
cattle about two dollars per head les, thnn
the above quotations,
The above prices are Tor herds OF 1000 head
and upward, delivered on the trails, and for
such cattle rs those raised In the counties
embraced In the following territory: West
of the Texas entral Railway; north OF II line
drawn east aud w.st with Waco and east of
Il line drawn north and south with Baird and
south of Red River.
stocks Of cattle located III Western and
Northwestern Texas from s22 506a31 per head
each rcounted Difference In price owing 10
location and tenure OF the range aud breed OF
| cattle.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-13

rurniture.b eadeteads, Imitation walau,
wood seat, n duK, 50 f5a7 %; cane ana ra;saY
seal, y Ootss 20; cane seal, dining, si9 0Og0 90
Sniids anu rockers, s. O0shi9 80; large rocting
5t Mirrors, arch tops, - dos. s2ao6,lSEf
Ianies' round, se0o1S50 fsll leaf, 50 5DSa5 sd
saics. each, g 2Sle7 %; Bureaus, sS sOcsS 40
Baby Carriages, sB 5000 ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-13
BELTON.
l'oa Cont House. Comment,
'alAe Two Sensations.

sAs Gazette.
~. y, March l ls. : 'rhecounty COM
|i Ms o q met To-day and re-
s saslof The old court house.
rT w. was the purchaser Mt
,i las eOu u secured rooms in the
s ,sl' ,e'illIng for use of the coun-
n: e S.s death \, Of Thompson and
. N been the town talk ali iay'
lIs s'as ven SEEMS to be one OF relief
I ny Of the Murphy-.Eaton
i, n !, been freely commented
4 I'm, .1,l, seem pleased with the
n m |, me mel. lor funerals, but bust
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-13
Fish and Oysters.

Red sheephead and trout, per pound, l2lSc
dressed catfish, l2l$c; dressed buffalo, lOc.
OrsrERs-R baltimore Diamond brand; Dia.
moDds. 81 50 per doZcn; Select, ~ 20 dozen
Maiagorda. gOc. per 100; Berwick Bay, 81 q
per 100
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-13
Chicago.


Special 10 Tho Gazette.
CHICAGO, March l2-rhe markets did not
open up bGllish by any means but itsoon be-
came so thereafter, consequently there was a
marked advance all along the line. II seems
that the bulls have frmer hold on the mar
lSets than people supposed and they have
been playing 'possum 10 a more or loss extent.
The spectators We're ont ia force yesterday,
and buying aud selling was quite free under
the circumstances. Reports by cables and
from silier points are not very fiattering for
grain. SIN this did not cut any ngure.
hay pork opened at II 30. and June II 92S
II huetuated = little hut had an upward ten
deney tight along and soon go owes the SIS o.
| quotation and staid up there the balance OF
lhe day. June showed more OF an advance,
July aad year much higher.
May aud Juno lard was slto active and
went up fully ten points.
Loole meats faiily active.
! wheat opened tame, then rallied and pur-
chasing was quite free. The advance y.
May closed at 9856.
Corn was active IT the advance and the
heavy receipts did not cut any figure what
ever. Aiay closed AT b7l9.
Cattle steady on moderate receipts Tho
quality Was notvery good, no choice being
offered.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-13

Iumblers, per dogon.o".. .,...,...,.s 500 20
soDlets, per doIen,",...,.......,,,..... b065 90
GLASS Aeis pieces, per doaen....,., 4 O0eol2 %
Glass molRstcB pitchers, c'm D dor "a 90
G,ass molnsses pitchers, No. 80 doz % 4 90
1ihss 'uolisses pitchers, No. SO doc 90 so
Glass pitchers, per doYen.,....,... .. 4 60a2i %
Glass COMFORTS, . inch, per dozen, 40 100
Glass comports, inch, per dozen. "a 3 SO
lass COMFORTS, Inch Per dozen. 40 90
Giass chmpofls, lnch, per dozen. 90 8 on
Glass COMFORTS 9 inch, per dozen. 40 O 90
Glass lamps, per dozen. ...,.,....... 3 0Ot0l2 90
lamp chlmneys, No. q, per doEen.. 90 ~
Lamp chlnneys, No per Dozen. 20 81
Lamp chmnoys, No =. por DOZEN. 20 90
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-13

NEW ORLEANS. La, March II Sigh. OK.
change on New York at 2 90 per 1000 pre-
MUM.
Sterling exchange b. b.. 40.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-13

Whsst, choice 0Oc.@yl m ,diuu,. BJs91
Inferior, eOaGJc oats, apfnSzl<c: barley. q q
85c. corn, S1seoscc; rye, s0Gc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-13

INV YORK, March 2-FLouR-Dull.
WHEAT-Spot lots firm; options declined
4 10 u mt opening, afterwards recovered
from this and advanced x tot, closing best
9il4; No. red 0Sh. No. redl IDOL llSl.
CoRH-No. 3 spot 10 Ia lower, others Z to
n higher. options opened a to X lower hut
afterwards advanced u to TX, closing firm:
ungraded E0G6s: Ne. 3, 5S>.G59l4; steamer
JJ1s@62; No. 2, G2HaGi34.
PROVISIONS.
CoFFEE-Spot fair; Rio dull and lower at
NV; options 10 10 20 point, lower and clos
Ing steadier.
Sales, $500 bags.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-13
IRELAND,


hAlSu1IoS OF CRIME.
@ Y j March l?-1'he Irish jus.
lae opening assIzes agree
.' s,. las Teen a gratifying dini-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-13

Powder Blasting, n key, e. 90. Rine, n IS 4
IS % l2ii!e, q l2is bs..2 70; Rae. ~ rs, ei 3
lshot--s2 10 = sacki Buck aact, ~ 80,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-13
Live stock Market.

Refrigerator and butcher Live Weights,
beeYes-Sorn ied, per pound. @i1sc
lows per poulu...,.... ,...,SA6D
Muttons-fair, fat muttons. n lb.......?AGSac
Choice, per pound..........3 ,6DSlxc
iluEh-i W pound. ."s...'s. OlitSC
STOCK hogs, yer pound ..........-3l66s @
Bulls and stays, for sausas nanuftc
lure, per pound, af6l@<c
Grass cattle suitable for boof-uone III mar
ket,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-13


CORN MFAL-Dull aud lower $50
IIAY-LnNerHnd very scarce prime sotO.
PoRR--Dull and lower at 49,
LARp-Steady; ticroe renueu 9ss; keg 10.
BULK MRATs-Quiet; shoulders packed firm
~; long clear and clear rib hrnlor SiS@93;
BAcoS-- quiet but steady; shoslders nomi-
nal, s; long clear and clear rib l0l4mlp9S.
BAMs-Choice sugHr-curod canvissed quiet
but Arm Mt lSdl3l4.
WHISKY steady ard unchanged.
CoFFEE--Q Quiet but steady, kio, 'cargces OF
common to prime, llai3A
SuGAR--Dnll and unchanged; common TO
good common 1905 iairto Iully iair Q, $685.
primeto choice 6atG5la; yellow CHARMED
D. GG3G white clarinedl;
Moi ASSES STEADY with good demand; ecu.
trlfugal 1890 iermentng AgsO reboiled
RicF-ouiet but steady; Louisiana ordi'
nary To prime, 4A@iA
RRAE- In good demand and easier, IWis9
UorroN srrp our-Prlme crude SO y;
summer yellow 42l49l1.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-13

SrgA& q uiCl. rcnu'd uull' extra otsdbts;
white extra q u $685.: yellow 5G9bIN
on a 6iCGB l.S; mold "a. standard y G5AG7Ia
cubes l-l3@TA
MoLAssEs Steady and With moderate de-
mand.
RICE-Quiet but firm.
TALON -Dull and weak at 77-l6@7l5.
TuRPESTINE- outlet and unchanged
PuRK-QuieI hut nrm.
LAED-Flrm; prime steam . Us.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-13

's~.s- March y i'o~ ~ A.,
- 'u's ~ /. tSpuris t. Great Rrin,n n-t
continents ~ q ,i0cl sisc5. '''" " ''o'0
en-, Closed atm ard unchanged.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-13
POLITICAL
l s,',' p' : The New Jersey

raly iossMlla March la.-Tn ,ho
:. bal,s's.,,Alp elections y ~,e
AZ IL ss. gained one fees yss-
- non "sspablican tic i,ee :
~ sesnted. 80 'sle be-
d Msrch "a
tsssr '''a'eclay resn ~ ,'s-Fhe
i1aas 1.','a' The Town, whiicba
Republican b n,h e
~ |! aareh i2.-Vho =
D, Rspa6lIalOs resulted Free .
/ Ra,ssia |pblIcan -; Demo.
q llslIs March lgs sem, :,
sssslissss'y General e ri is'p,
Pa h,-~sssruay.
y ~, I'D, ss's'', ssss, general It.
q H. sslI' 4 S'1 Ia,,pa public I re uls
= nnas prn, Years aro,
y ''llee,loldG.,r. y,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-13
corToN MARKETS.

COTTON RECEIPTS AZ AN UNITED srATiS
POTTS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-13
New Orleans.

NNw ORLEANS. March l2.-FLouR- Quiet;
Co.N-In good demand; mixed higher,
6jQ6l.
NJ aGfli6lz
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-13
staple ny ~,vd..

strict mod ordln. ry-.....s...,.........,,. 81,
sNOs ,tisnipsv ......... .... .,....., "a
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-13
losing quotations:
New Yorh.


NEW YORK, March l2.---Money closed
oilored.l Ml2 prime mercantile paper,iGl5is;
sterling eseaango dull 4S6A; sight exchange
1894.
LIVE STOCK.
EEyEs--Receipts $50; opened dull subse.
quently rallied and closed moderately firm:
extremes, steers 7jG7 30 general sales 300
$50, exporters paid 6 o5lg6 30 for good and
prime selections.
ssuERp-Receipts 500: market quiet: clos.
ed weak: sales poor To good: sheep 4s5GB2E
nriine II good 8 1895 80; poor TO good. lambs
5.GL7 So
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-13

special to the Gazette.
AASaAs Cry, March i2.--Cattlc receipts
apopt 200. There was no great amount OF
"cusity, hut the market may Do called fairly
20 TO %.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-13
oovERNMENr SECURITIES.

GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
NEW YORK, March l!.-Closed at he fol.
lowing prices bid:
Three per cents ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. . 0l
Four ana one.balf per cents. 49,.