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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-08

MEATs-sugar cured hams, 1870: s.Co.B,
Bacon, l89+e; sc. bacon, llAe. Long clear bs'
con, llN; =. Q. dry salt, loI.
LARD-TierooB. l0lsc; 40 ana SOD cans, 1910 ;
?oto cans,lo95c.; ION cans. iO'.c; 6io cans. lie;
JorFnh AND TEA.-corrrr-Common
li>Sc; fancy, l5c; old government Java, SOs4
Arbuckles' hri0sa, tSlfdolSAc.
TEA-lmgerlal ,ioGseU; ennpowder, 5000,
Bu0AR-Fine powdered, bbls., 10hc.; do.
halfbbls.. lOs4c; cut loaf, 1880; granulated
standard eco; Louisiana granuisted, gc,cp;
standard A, s6cslzc.; choice white, Sls1Skc.
yellow clarined, SSSSc; open Kettle
FIsR--M sckerel. lob kits, No. !, sl.i5; No.
LOS half bbis, No, ], UeG No. 2, $500;
Dried herrings, per box, ioc, Cod Gsh, '6IIc.
SALT-Coarse, In bags: 81. 2Sd1i.iG; hne IL
bags, -; lake. IN dat hoop bbls.. &.l9;
CANNED GooDs.-Pr,css per dozens Pine
apples, standard, SLID; Peaches, standard. .
lbs, el.c5; ,es., sa,25sa.5D; seconds, MS.
iS .es Ss g TomstGSs siaSsara Green s
berries, si;25@l.soi ,RasPberries, q 59@l e5;
oysters, full weight, b. sll5; D., s2.lO; light
sl.S5;si.7o: z n. So y Mscterei. y.
1880 -; sardines. American, 300 case
imported, sl9.5DCc IA 10 case: Strawherrioe,2 b..
el.2HDl.3O; Blackherries, sl.2b. Green gages
$40: Eagle Condensed milk. ss.dc; crown
1875 Swiss, $3.50.
BAKING PowpER.--Silyer Loaf IN cans
per dozen, Soc: an. DO, 81 50; !ib. do, 81 so
8lh. do, 81; 5ib. do, sl2.
susDKIEs-Stsrch, 40. soap, common
! &c: German olive, SIC. Candles, null bo1ea
l59.c; halves, ice; quartoTa, Ice. Indigo. SJc N
Riueing, S0GSlOO dozen, Coleman's mustard
! cl.3O9s5.5O dozen. Maccaroni, imported, l5cb
| American, bl,0c box. Buck eta, two hoops
! w. 10 dozen: well buckets. ai.2N 'ioren. BTonns
Si7sDl rs ooEsn. brilliant oil, bbls,, Soc; Eu
| pion, do ,snc; do, rs caBcs, s. 80. Brilliant
| rs cases. 81 30, do, l.l2 cases, 81 20.
| FLouH - S,annrd's Royal Patent, u
y Dbl; Hacbs. 81 ootp = ltO ns.: No. Texn
per l00lbR, 81, No 2s2 rs, No 3 81 50. Corn rnen
per bushel, CSC; Hominy and grits, v Dbl
| 81 90; Oatmeal, y hail hbl. 81 20; Crncke
| wheat, Tb, &c. Crackers: X soda, $780,, X,
| coda, o 3.zGlc.; XNX soda, &C.; crcam 3d.; g,t
| COY EnapA. o.: lemon cranlns. %.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-08
Wool. nlner. Etc.

ot<-Esdiunn, according 10 grade quality
and condition, l5is 10 zoe; tne according "
grade, quality and condit0n,iS TO 90 coarae
according TO grade q.,atity and condition, u
| 10 ipc; Mexican inlprOg d, according Ia grade
qualify and condition. Is to 49, Mexican, sc
coTdlng 10 grade, quality and condition, y
TO II. bury. less, according Ia amount Of
burrs.
heavy mint, dry, y N l2ciS No. l. ligbt dint
Db lSl5c; No. 2, lght fllnt, fib l0!so; bulls and
heavy, damaged, " n Hlsc; calf skins and bad
~ damaged, n 70 4d5c; green sailed, sound,
I, N 10; green saltod, grubby, v ID &c: butchers
green, n. ID $40.
FuTs Skunk, l092Oc raccoon. 2Q6f0c
cayOtes, 3O93GOc; mountain wolf. 7bcGsl; fox,
20la25c
PEiTRIgs - Nominal, season over. Desi
skins, 2 ID 2i@2i; antelope skins, q , i0ps
goat akine, ess,ii lrGD2b: Hheep pelta, according
70 amount OF wool 31cetup; shearlings, no
oorllng u Amount or wool. lO@ibo; Mexlcar
Improved, li9l2c he.lcan sheep shorlings'
80.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-08
"a - Aose, Ticket Broker Broker

IA, Sssss.LsE,s,y 4 F, GIDe
xsola.Ms ~ ,l saa,ll.ry In The
.tlnuo on neouA,on and Sc :
Wi s * asiSond L. street
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-08

had rrrh MIS-. s'n 20: " do. fapcr mont do.
10 ?, in. l,s'g rsin do, sia q. Z. losil
no itcbcd tioni no.. eStia carb ,i SO bO
rtiI.tNtiS -, Va. .hort rcu,, TIA ur fair.
$3.50, \ do. bu or good. sinsp
SADDLES M. st.u'k cheyenne, Llama
pocbcts. so; Number ~ dl.to Ices The
pocket So No. loose lnrtd. cnnrse stu
tree, ~; No.2 loose rlvit Il do. So, Nj !
colorado. genuine abort Fglesoke tree. So: 40
", ,iei coarse, Si2; No ~ To-, SUI irir, SIS
n" ~ stitched, iull rig, isNc ire,. snsl; No,
y, lacked, do. do, ~. thiecc nnsicr ani bali
ilss men :. s5tS; do, onss' 9SG6.
+" ENNS~ WAGES :. ~. snd IA inch
see complete lcilar triGiss iInrs
eiNi. '-i- .2rst; ~ lntl, mpchig,e snor
tug, complete, bio 90; ~ inch, hand, oak
stock. hort tug, complete, si'; az inch fiat
tug, complete, SlS50
.spUlss.-.Rureta No, 3, chased. per dozen
W; indianola. blued, por dozen, 81 so;
Mexlcan, Two 10 thrce-inch rowcis, So 1904 rs.
. Lk1GlNS,--No.l ], Cal. sly lie, calf, IS; No,
Cal style, Kip lesgin leather, SIS 50; No. q do.
y No, :. old style kin do, ~ 30.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-08

WHIsY r--RcctiGed 81 IgDlbo, as pr rrgoii
81 0012 %; three years old ~ GDls2 rs; ftnc,
extra old whisl,y si3e5,
WINnI--ClRret, case,lsS 61ei0go ss per9 aal
pM. gherry por cal, 81 2k11S 20; Madeira
Der per- gal, 81 e6Grs %: White vino, IN caseI'
Ia 0OGDl0 %. . ~ rx,s.
nrv so O,lS,33 90: Heidsick, In basket, S2 w
% M KruR, In basket, SIS o0@3gns Dom cats
ohaippaene. 81 0ooA 70. Goo. Goulet, exirs
az SsiLss.psioef Ale, per dos AZ Oasa Is; Porter
8cTTiED BKkR-St Louis gueria 3i2 U;P1t
s,2 50; Budweiser quarts bla w plnh ~ ~.
sehIitn Milwaukee,. quarts az 80. pints sB y
Anthony a Ruhn's.. qts els W, plnn w ~
II. C1nusen 4 sons che mnAEnr Deer, fuh,,,s
so % pints $3.50: Faik's.Aii"auFes' 'a"'"'
sii60.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-08
Ksu:as City.

htsa n OitI.
Special TO the Gazette.
kANsAs CITY, March T.--Cattle receipts
small and market dull, and buyers are deter.
mined TO break down prices; quality quite
poor butchers 00@oi25.
FoRE-Higher at 49,.
LARD-Duli at 80i
LOOSE MEATs-selling better at shade ad-
vance.
wHEAr-No. 2 red slow and about un-
changed at &c.
CoRN-Fairly active aud prices steady.
PRODUCE
.WmEAr-sj91 bid cash; e7as1,. April; sSH
bid May.
ConN-NGH}s cash; iiJ.sia April; 49, bid
May
OATS % bid.
LIVE STOCK.
CATTLE-Receipts $50: native steers 1908 10
49, pounds averag1 25ee6 s; stockers and
feeders Is Ge cows 20 % 81.
siIEEp-Receipts 800; natives of IS TO ~
pounds average Coos IL.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-08
siapie DRUG.

Park. Cinnamon. per pound, laS5-c BARK,
Peruvian, per pound, BOO; borax per ID.
'61Is; b,-carboiiate OF coda PER o, 4St,S ,on.
peraF, per b, 26t4i castor OIL, gal. i1oCi ";
fniotiiedl. per %. ROT; cream tartar. 2. r., pei
pound, 40t44e; chalk, lump. per pound. ~,
caiomel. +. a W., per pound, 10eseO ca,opat !
arltn, / biol rs; chioroforn, VI DOL 10 coin
notion powder. 3OeelO. doyerB pOwderS, r.
epson salts per pound. aes5: gun opium Pei
hound, 4 80: gum cainpbor, U9a'-. uOrpnlte
Dor OF, "a OJa4 90; machine oil golden tFp'
onlnine, r. q W., per o.. UDe---; suinlne
German. per mr. s5a--; potash, bromide
1000 lodidl. GO; chlorate, 294.b.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-08
SOW YorE.


N,w YORK, March 5.-FLoun-pal. to,,
" " ,.dea moi duoiably changed. prices
opened ng9ep but a Of asnngTsdsd
.nii"' sis.i ~ No. Cred, l laH@l y olrNu,
Tor. II delivered from eeya,or ons v onsseg
~ " higher: later frll bsck closing s,ea 10y
nngrnded 5fCGGslt; No, bheuI's' "'e"'N -
ali. No z 62,s6B3 delivered
l.Ivrsrocs.
nrry Receipt; ~ ine d"a eaE.p ss ~
~ III. nn,nrsiy able 10 make clearance AZ ~
Smstion from lito Is cents: ordinary y sotH ~,
,tosrs soid al 6O987 %; PRIME anu eAN''
p ~ ssr-Rece aloo; demand iagn,,; a, VIZ,
NAT slnty but showing lltt's n M
The close extremes 100, 0 ior hmssp'oN0
"a, Tor lambs; no extra stock SHOWN
PROVISIONS.
coyFrg spot dull. option: higher Ana san res
active; fair Rio l2.s; RIO No I, spot WV
sales, 80 bags,
ro.DAY's auorArIoss'
| Rio No. = 10 GIN
March ..,...,.,...-,.''''s''''''''s''
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-08

Fotatoes-Irish, northern, p Dbl s2i06225
-sck, &c.; sweet, per bushel, ESQ 75c. on.
IS 90. Beans. Il. r. med bills, 6l.e.; large
lima, 6t86l9c.; small butter. iI4G5c. Pickles,
medium, per bbl., & GO; small, por bbl,, 600
plaa feet ki.a. 81 ~: quarter bbl., 81 90; bali
bbl., IS COOS 80. Cheese, half cream. l2Aci
full cream, lie. Rraut per Dbl, sl2u09l22t
half bbl;, 50 90. Peanuts, 8lSe7c. older. half
hhi.. % 90. Cabbage, &c.
POULTRY Hens, 81 81 per doSer; Turkeys,
81 50Gl0 "; Geese, "a 80 COCO; Ducks, y O0G
as
nGGs--Per dozen. 10 %,
Fresh country butter choice, ~ Creamsy
35c.; old butter, l06l2l<c.; oleomareaine, ltc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-08

-yDE JENNINGS, LAWYER, OFFICE
II over banking house OF Tidball, van
land, 4 90. Fort Worth. Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-08

ERIRTIN0.--No California Fkiriing pei
roll. lie; No. California skirt!ng per side
49,; No. fair bemloclt, clean, ggDd stock
iOc.; No. . fair hemlock. no oil, 3.c. No.
oiled henloek, clean fcsh, sIhc; NO. oiled
hemlOck, a5c.
HAIiSEss LEATHER. mo. | Ohio. medi
um aud heavy weight, 37c; No. u OHIO M
dunn and light, s,c.; No. hemloas, SIC; No
| G hsmlock, 400.
BLIND BRiDaES. 4, X com, 40 ReS
n, ipcr dozen, Is 50i No. TO- :. bkle. 10, piecoi
VIII Ribl nc I Bhi66LEs'- .in.blt. or Sifaous
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-08

Eastern roxas and Southern Texas stock
cattle about two dollars per head less than
the above quotations.
The above prices are for hordH OF 1000 head
and upward, delivered on the trails, and for
such cattle as those raised In the counties
embraced In the following territory: West
OF tho TeyaR uentral Railway; north ofn line
drawn east and west with Waco and east OF
u Inns drawn north and south with Baird and
south OF Red River.
stocks OF cattle located IN Western and
Northwestern Texas nom go 6Om3o per head
each, counted. Difference In price owing 10
location and tenure OF tho range and breed OF
cattle,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-08

T.. RUSSELL, ATT0RN Ely -AT-LAW,
|, Cameron Texas. Prompt attention CIV.
IN 10 ali business placed In my bands.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-08
TELEGRAPHlC MARKETS.
81. L.euis.

81. Louh
Special to the Gazette.
ST. Louis, March THE wheat market
uss dull owing 10 the absence OF orders ana
the caution slill shown 10y local operators.
Prices approved some and were 1s9S better
than Yesterday which was caused by the
Chicago advance: however, there were no
more buyers than sellers. May closed at
llX; June | liss
CORN There was little reaction but no
solid strength WAS shown; Chicago again
ruled us. shipments were large and trading
'llght, even amounting TO dullness. May
o0ss; June SIX.
PROVISIONS - Only fairly active: orders
few; quote Chicago prices.
cArriE-In limited supply demand fall
and prices steady.
PRODUCE.
hLouR-Sieady and unchanged.
,NuKAT-. Higher aud Inactive: No. 2, RED
i'A@l 1917 cash; ] lllSall lA May: 1910
Wa June; Oi,t@l oi3s July; 9Se9SN for ih'
,coRS-HlGher but slow; 4slsa.ssl eash ant
mnr y io w sAhrIl; Sss@ss4 May Sl7ss1i'
%, otAIJs-iiriter; SiA@a41. cash; sfs April
.hisKY-steady ntllS.
,,nns MEAL Steady al TO-
| ilnNIsloNs -Firmer and more done.
standard 'NA '''
;, pnLdk MEATs-Long clears lO9s25. hkor
hin b2lap3e long clear bOdab,.
,nAcoN--Lonr clear SO; short rib 00aD ~
sport clear |, icy,
| HANS i3@l5
LARp-Homlnnlly %.
LIVE STOCK.
vii, lie Receipts, 1900; quiet and stead
/ MN mr. tradl ng; oxuorters 9 nj 90: heav
| buspp'nF steers 6eDb AZ; light shipp,i.
fesJsss.o common 55Ge5 On; stock rrs ar
! or ',n, itve5 =; corn-fed Texans 50lM5T
m,h,,sr Receipts l,0s quiet; common
faac. M 26 good 10 choice 1890 2
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-08
Fish aud Oysters.

dressed catfish, l2ISc.; dressed buffalo. lUc.
OYsrERs- Baltimore Diamond brand; Dia-
mondB. s. so per dozen; Select, 90 20 dozen;
MataRorda. 90c. por lou: Berwick Bay, VI 70
per 100.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-08
DENIS0N.
Favorable Report for the Federal
Court = Final Success Hoped For.

Special 10 the Gazetto.
Denison. March "A private tele-
gram received here to-day says the
house committee has agreed unani-
mously 10 report favorab!y upon the
location of the federal court here, as
first reported by subcommittee.
Throclimorton's influence is now en-
listed in the bill, and it Is generally
conceded that Denison will have the
court
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-08
JACKSRORO.
Big Fire at Graham, but no Partic-
u!ars.

Special 10 the Gazette.
Jacksboro, March News has
reached here of big fire at Graham
yesterday. The fire broke out in the
Graham hotel and completely de-
stroyed that building and twelve 9TH
ers, all on the west side of the square.
The town has no telegraph facilities,
and as the telephone Office was de-
stroyed, no further particulars are
available up to this hour.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-08
Fesdstuns.

HAY New country loose from wagon
90 0Oli0n0 per ton; bale haY ,oalo New
corn, S5 % 10cto. Oats, country, s21fSgSc,ts
Cotton seed meal, ti.OO y 100 Cotton seed,
i26o. Miliet, per bale, SleDli, Johnson
grass seed, "a per brshel.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-08
|rNsEis cnAyCE..

~ -GRlsr MILL. DOING A
Business, The main bulldlnR
'Aii,iees with Iron roof and
4 NJ Tho engine and boil.
Al,alsoofbfles with iron roof.
~ Beaverton 20 X % feet.
se The mill Is q gin witch
NJ collon The past season for
rViM, The mill IN furnished
aai NV slnch turrs, new Vie.
eolt elevators dc., max ing II
" mll' There Is beside q corn
- eofn ,hellor, &c. The
WIN have been less lbsn 4
ne 90 Is a Carver feeder
y, With ueW Runnels uoweI
srisy. Ths buildings are in,
"a lotss power rate, and Tho
N, luaadlh,Sx acres OF land
saletirlSileses, viii be sol,I
= u l.las Investment company
Worth, Texas. 'N''
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-08
Chicago.


- - 70 0lTS Ubtcttt.
n'oAeo, March 1.-THE bulls took all the
rs,'1, IN hand and tried 20 boom up prices,
M. uine HEIR efiorisrrov successful aud
, s'ea'ed Some alarm among the bears as
~ W. began 10 go upat a eoodly pace. Later
49, was made much 10 the relief OF bears.
men fluctuations ensued, but the ad-
~'V's could not be oyerlaken by the shorts
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-08

Wheat, choice D)s.1si, medium, toSM
Inferior, CO@e5c: oats. 30deS2ltc: barley. ~ g
a1o; corn. s5jles0o; ryo, t0sc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-08

.1svcfl0N-iI. s,hwsr,z has
ln,.. a. nisslsnlaent Of lne gold
)i:a "a diamonds, god chains.
| "a salsssiplps, esfring s'''s ~
i;s N w. PUBLIC ssle, al iii
\ s Nv. ID, sales ,ip vtIlt'uni ens
~ M 1'' ;. sales = every after.
nssl,s y. .a,, ~ at night. Mr..
hl,sh,s. 'lslIs the citizens OF
W ~ s,f EXAMINATION Of ibr
asiA,,s IN, sas,pieclaliy Invited 10
M n ls syas !, During the day
ioEn price, N'o hrst'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-08

NEW ORLEANS. La, March slight sI.
chpnge on Row York AZ 200 per 1000 pre-
MUM.
Sterling exchange b. b., iS7is,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-08

Refrigerator and Butcher 1.-Two Weights,
Beoyes-Corn fed, per pound l4eoiiSc
COWS, per pDuud.....t.,..-..,..,.bAA lt,c
Muttons-Fair, fat mutions. " h..-..2Aa3Ac
Choice, per pound-.-...."3 epSl.c
Hogs-Per .....","".a G4bso
Stock hogs, por pound ..,.,n....3ltG c
Bulls and Stays for sausap manuiac-
turc, per pound, ....,..... ,.........."..lI@H4o
Grass cattle suitable for beef-none In mar
lat
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-08
.AlL Nais.

|. ~ \ ID. PiE,kRl.Iss~ThIs is also
\ X. IA, s... ior having your Ioot
Ess,, as ..i,ess pfeseryiilve, the
"a \ a, \. i' eating for Tin, iron
I'm, w, W. i,satkei. Samples on
Eafs.,,iIs,'s.. a ems, Of Judge Beck
(h,ss hooi Paint company,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-08

powdor--Blastins, = kog, 81 90; Eino, y q n
gpoi,-Sl 10 y Eacki Buck shot. ~ rs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-08

NEW York, March 6.---Money lx0l2: closed
prime mercantile paper 1854; sterling y u.
SJa.; sight exc ange 1897.
GOVERNMENT sECURIrIEs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-08

n, steady with good demands oil4r,.
~ 1890 t'ir To good rc0oing 5AEr5s.
nn,uLNest, Vnlet and u. ndg.
iot t,im Nith moderate geihand.
49, h--hsli Hd nnsetticG mess, spot, i7ls
,tAf Quiet sud upchnngel
mi, 80" 'oi"i-
tnn-S lfonger; about 1--we poin advance.
western steam, spot, sG0@g os.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-08
HOTELS.

COMMERCIAL HOTEL, Joseph Chrlsten,
" roprletor-Re-opened, newly furnished.
Laredo, Texas.
gIGAI. E0rEL, Baird, Texas; facing depot
y aud In central part OF town. FIrst-class
sampls-rOoms for commercial travellers, Good
faro and accommodations. Nice parlor for
ladies'.
DAFF'S HOTBI, Dopison, Texas, located
IN 10 central portion OF the city. Virst-clasa
accommodations. Popular resort ofcommer'
1lai travelHrs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-08
COTTON M,RKEr.

COTTON RECEIPTS AT ALL UNITED STATES
PORTS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-08

strict rccd orilnsrv. e.,
Go"j .'Jinsrv .... !. MS. .... !. .....,...... :.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-08

r T., vERCoE, NJ. d., FORT WORTH,
H Texas, physician and surgeon once
e Wnsher 4 August. Telephone coinmunica-
ton. -L-----------
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-08
hrsIcAI-:.
InrD-xlscELLAsE0vs.

BAND Cusr0 aERs AT A. j.
~ y Houston street, Fort
wholesale and retail dealer In
ranrrllon, fine pocket cut
utile, potts, SENS, nets, etc.
ifltes iad b-st goods guaranteed.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-22
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEw.YonK Friday Nov. 2l.-BEEyEs-R Receipts in.
cudng srvo 0B OF 773 head all AZ Jersey
CIy Total days 1908 head head fol
corresponding time last woek The supply included car
aud halfozeD OF oood MontaDas and
outside vi these the offerings almO3t entirely
Common ard MeGiun Natives, with good
sisgs Wth light arrivals. mvorabo weather. and
demand from saughteers the market opened little
brisk at fu Monday prices Tor low grades, with yhnE
from Fair ~ Good shade higher. he yards well
IL o'clock and tue feeling fun hrm at tho finish
the opening Texans sold at from To scnnt s&c 10
90 10 Montanas At 81 lO 20 20 100 and Poor
Native steers at diUa<c, 10 dress bod5O 10.
A carload OF OHIO Cattle rcacled lie, and two cars
from Kentucky hnd Chicago, averaging I,io3d Ijno
respectively sold at So 80 90. -Four were duo
from hadophia but had not arrived at / O'clock.
MessIs Sherman * uict purchased v5 head Tor Their
Beef Export trade at lOs sal0lsc 10 dress 90 ID.
inclulo OF Beef and
OF Mutton IN the England and Ethiopia by J.
$50 quarters OF Beef 10 OF Mutton and
90 Dressed Hogs IN Tho Cy oIShioasoby sherman oiolt
shipments for tho week i9s Live Cattle ss quarterso
Besf 40 Live sheep ioJ3 csfcassos Of Mutton and 90
Dressed Hogs
Beef NJ II lga litr per N.
ralr,-D. Meibrrson commissions Nixcd Western
siesIs i92J No. et 10 % b 70 Do le2 n ~ eAc do
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New-York tribune., 1884-11-22
TT TALKS ABoUT A SOLID SOUTH.

from BITFINoTf Nun IUsNI
Mr. Blaine perceives that he has been siam pou,css
that does not help to sweeten the aceiy
~ hts emper The Southern states in the convention
thai framed the constitution Of the United states con-
tended for representation In Congress ana ln , tno
si.corsl college In full proportion To their popuato
vhout distinction of color. but this being oecteu 10
nv members OF the convention coming from the Notnern
sfaes I'm order 10 secure the establishment Oi the Union
The south agreed n compromise which gave Representa-
ton o hut hreenfhs Of the slaves within her limits 70
the matter rested until Nr Blame and others OF MS
rarty fnncying that II cnranchlscd the coored man
Euuid always vote the Republican ticket joined IN CIV
Sns him the ballot aud thoTcby brOadened the basis oi
In the South aud in the electoral college
The expected qucncc did not follow Inc sonin was
not brueht under perpetual suhordinst0n 10 thc iSo
publcsn prty the whites In some states ounumncrihg
ehe colorcd element IN the census REPORTS ana ,lo
onus nj the polls. owing TO the superior cducAtlon
po,tica experience aud moral worth OF the Democratic
foader- In The south ~ compared with the Republican
leaders In that section the scheme OF Mr. Blaine ana hs
friend. utterly miscarrcd and the strength OF the souh
To-day In the decision Of National questions remains IN
Alliance with the Democracy OF the North.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-22
WHY THEY AssAIL TT.
n.a..IIfsusa 4 DSy

From The scranton EfpuOstcdn hePJ
We are told that II will revive the preudices or the war
20 have the candidate OF the Republican party making
such partisan claims, especially now when the Democ
fssy will be In power and able to WORK much harn
We cannot help that The physician who conoeais from
his patient tho knowledge that the aters disease is
fatal performs bn IA mistaken Kindness al best, ana Is
false 10 his own Of right II Is not the fat OF r
Blaine that negroes ia the South aro allowed expression
OF their political will IL Is not his ault mat the IN
6ufDce Of Southern white Is double that or Northern
patriot If the South IL IN that condition, me people
have right 10 Il and Mr. Blaine would bo false 20
Ms duty ns citiEon aud tho leader OF great party dd
he conceal his knowledge from "a common country,
Tho chief reason why Mr lilane,s speech Is being 90
Aittery nssailed Il becaune ITS substantial accusations
Arc ire II thoie were nothing IN II Of truthful nature
A would not arouse the Democratic Tear thht ~ docs,
svyud mass almost unnoiced ~ tho hurried rush of
syrnt. but being irno n n r0nndy abused. and Its ai
thot AZ ain slnndcfrd nnd mnlRned,