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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1884-10-04
SALOON PETITION.

To the Honorable Board of Mayor and
Aldermen of the City Of Grenada,
Grenada county, State Of Mississippi !:
We, the undersigned citizens Of the
city of Grenada, would respectfully rep
resent, to your Honorable Board, that
L II, FERGUsoN is man Of good repu-
tation, and sober and suitable person
to receive license to retail vinous and
spirituous and malt liquors within the
corporate limits Of the city Of Grenada,
in said County and State, in less guam
titles than one gallon. Therefore we,
your petitioners, respectfully ask your
Honorable Board 20 grant him a license
therefore, in accordance with the statut,
in this behalf made and provided, and
as in duty bound, your petitioners will
ever pray, etc:
J G Ferguson, Jos Newburger, J B
Crowder, Hill Guy, ] G Branum, J W
Berry. Van Williams, NJ K Mister, J 7
Weeks, G W Wood, P E Ferguson, Max
Ginsburger, B B Penn, ] E Carithsrs, L
R Turner, Gus Wolfe. E A Melton, Jack
Rowe, H w Bledsoe. E P Williams, L
Bodenheimer, J M Bishop, Alex Mccall,
Alex Davis. L n Phillips, Maundie Neal
W A Belew, Andrew Patterson, S H
Brister, Isaac Kimbrough, Charlie Ster-
lie Leven Todd, Camp Marshall, J f
Foster, Ned Cofman, RT Payne, M "
Rose, w M French, L L HeGtz, Geo In
gram, J J Carroll, Allen Towns, J w
Caroteers, Ike Majett. Ben Johneon. Ca.
leb Parker, ] D Dondlson, D J jackson,
Henry Smith, David johnson, w c
Pegues. Rufus McCIacken, Charlie Mel
ton. Haywood Carothers, @ Goodwin,
A Ransom,J T Long,J J Slack, Lew
is Smith, WI Burlington, r. W Jones Jr
John Keglar, J E Greenhaw, w L Hentz,
E d Embry, E A Belew, Z G Walthall
Andrew Melton, Richard Coggins, Ed
Shaw, Anderson Taylor, VIM Reese. j
Calm, Jim Mullen, H D Dancy, George
Hemphill, w B Sanders, r L Jones, F
w Peoples, Augusta Daise, G w Jones'
W s Tomlinson, R N Hall, WI Davis.
John Wright, G e Goodwin, B L II
Wright, A W Davis. Sam Laurence, A
G Ingram, ] G Lopgstreet. Clip Howard
Wm Bachelor, George Maulding, Jacob
R,ot<v poh " ~ rht Wax C,n;tL NJ
po1.'I: Ias, R;ohord ~ Me- Man,, asnroa % Mndscn e N II
7 w W;,,;nma ] p % naai EE W.T. I
Corard ~ Roh, p"rd;o % " u We. 4 q =
WoHan,r ] w w = ; p;hh I"hn coorns Hor,
s;son Sn,i;nan w II G,nmaor @ s NJ Ri,
snrton iaOh pH Trrnar W. 1onL p a
Fleecs. Lewis Hemphill, W G McGhee,
I,hnsaa " ET Iouans,o;n oi Haot Enans
o' : Ganoah = wv - Taw;a n T r snmn,.r, ar'
6oid sTeS CT Iood NJ srn,na,f;eid t.
Tuons @ Snm,,nsrteld m Arna Wi,oons
GW I. nos,,,;uahm ~ p;,,;a cr;dor % Wanh %
,ei Civ pras,ay Gerard Es wr;aht
" ", + HI n;I,ara '', ~ p;aha.da,n - aaI' pasd,,'
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1884-10-04
GRENADA MISS, SATURDAY, OCTOBER


Many unscrupulous dealers may tell you
they have remedies for Coughs and Colds
equal in merit and in every respect just as
good as the old reliable DIR. Bosanko's
Cough and Lung Syrup, unless you insist
upon this remedy and will take no other,
you are liable to be greatly deceived.
Prices, 50 cents and 81 90. Sold BY
Branum & Goodwin.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1884-10-04
Grenada, Miss, Oct. /, 1884.
A Valuable Chill TOnic-Read this
Testimony.

Testimony.
ANNA, ARK, May 1881.
Mess. h. A. RoBrNsoN s. Co.
Gentlemen-Some time agoI sent an or
der for Fever and Ague remedy to Van
Buren, Ark. Not having in stock the arti-
Gle ordered, the Druggist sent me Hughes
Tonic, and toll me in reply that he would
guarantee it to cure the Chills. As l had
q little boy who had been suffering with
Chills for a long time, and had tried two
Doctors and they could not break the Chills
for more than week at time, l tried one
bottle of Hughes Tonic on him. He had
only two chills after he began to take it
and he did mt use more than half of the bot>
tie before itcured him, and he is now
sound and well. Since that time, I have
been selling Hughes Tonic, and can safely
recommend it to all Please send me one
dozen bottles and oblige
Yours truly,
j. M. SPENCER.
Prepared by R. A. Robinson s. Co.,
Wholesale Druggists, Louisville, KY.
Sold at wholesale by leading Wholesale
Druggists, and at retail by the Druggists
of Grenada, Miss. Retails at 500 per
bottle, six bottles for$5 90.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1884-10-04
READ AND REMEMBER.

That there wihsbe a first class excur-
sion from Grenada to- Memphis on
Thursday October 18th. This excursion
will be run on regular train, thus giving
all the same accommodations attained at
any other time. Fare for the round
trip, three dollars, tickets good to return
on any train for four DAYS. For further
information address,
R. E. Hurt, Manager,
Winona, Miss.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1884-10-04
WE PROVE

That one single bottle of BIB. B. will do as
much work in curing Blood Poisons, Skin
Affections, Scrofnla, Kidney Troubles, Ca,
tarrh and Rheumatism as six bottles Of any
other preparatian on earth.
One 50-yearsold chronic ulcer cured;
Scrofula of children, cured with one bottle,
1t never fails, We hold home proof in
book form. Send for it. Large bottle 81,
six for $500. Expressed on receipt Of
price, If your Druggist cant supply you,
address Blood Balm Co., Atlanta, Ga.
For Sale by Hughes s Nance.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1884-10-04
Non Resident Notice.
THE STArE nF MIssIssI

The STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
To Milly Higgins
You are commanded to appear before
the Chancery Court of the county Of
irenada, in said State, on the LIST Mons
day OF March, 1885, TO defend the suit in
said court Of Christopher Higgins,
wherein you ale defendant.
A Fl Whitfield, LIZ TURNER.
Solicitor. Clerk.
Grenada. Sept 20. 1884 St.
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A Valuable Chill TOnic-Kead This Tes.
timOny.
GLASGOW, KY, Aug. 80, 1878.
R. A. ROBINSON & Co.,
LOUISVILLE Ky.

GLASGOW, KY, Aug. 80, 1878.
R. A. ROBINSON & Co.,
LOUISVILLE, Ky.
certify with pleasure to the following
facts My daughter, ten years old, contrac~
ted the chills August, 1877, on the Ohio
River. prescription ever affected more
than temporary suppression of the dis
ease no tonics kept it off. But use of two
bottles of Huges' Tonic curedher completely.
She had no chill after taking the first dose.
also recommended tho Tonic in the case
Of d two year old child of neighbor, which
had the chills for more than year. The
child is perfectly cured by the use of one
bottle. I recommend Hughes Tonic to
oil sufferers from chills and fever.
E PETRI.
Prepared by r. A. Robinson & Co.,
Louisville, Ky. Sold at wholesale by
leading Wholesale Druggists, and at res
tail by the Druggists OF Grenada, Miss,
Retails at 81 90 per bottle, six bottles
for $5 90,
This is the concentrated Blood Purifier
that saves time and money by its use be-
cause it cures Blood Poisins in the quick
est time on record. It cures Scorfula in
thirty days the kidneys relieved with
one bottle; Hereditary Taint of children
removed with one bottle; Skin Diseases
ano eruptions cured with two bottles
Syphilis Of all stages cured under sixty
days. Each bottle proves its wonderful
value. Large bottles, 81,
$100 spent for Kinch will cure any
case of G. and G. within forty>eighi
hours, without loss of time change OF di,
ct or any internal remedy.-Sold by
Hugher & Nance
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1884-10-04

Worms do exist fn the human body to
q great extent, and are often the cause Of
disease and death. Shriners Indian Ver-
mifuge will destroy and expel them from
the system. Sold by Hughes & Nance.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1884-10-04
Notice 70 oTax.Pnyers.

The books are now open for collection
Of taxes. According to Sheet Acts,1SS4
damages will be charged after 10th day
Of December. I am allowed no discre-
tion In the matter. JYo. WRIGHT,
Oct 4, 1884, At. Shf. g Tax Collector.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1884-10-04
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
The undersigned has young full
blooded Jersey bull for sale. For price
and pedigree apply to
.[sep 27~3m IA. @. DuBARD.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1884-10-04
BLOOD.

And its unparalleled abuses, are fully and
freely discussed in n neat 81 page book
mailed free to any address, by Blood Balm
Co., Atlanta, Ga.
Drop postal for it, as every man and
woman needs it and will be delighted with
its valuable and entirely new revelation.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-27
CALLAHAN COUNTY.
A Rough Rai,road-Farm Notes Law
Abiding Citizens.


Baird, February 2j.-The Texas &
Pacific railroad track must be in quite
bad condition. There is never a
week that passes but what we hear of
three or four wrecks. If there is any
way TO compel the railroads to put
their tracks in good condition. the au-
thorities should proceed against the
Texas s; Pacific railroad, and save the
people that travel over these roads
from being so much exposed to loss OF
life and bodily injuries. The west
bound train is nearly always late,
which is considerable Inconvenience
both to the travelling public and for
mail facilities. The train is over nine
hours late to-day.
The farming Interest of this county
this year will be more than ever be-
fore. A considerable quantity of
small grain was sown in the fall of last
year, and much of the spring varieties
OF the same kind will be sown, as well
as corn and cotton will be planted.
In fact, you may safely say that near.
ly double the acreage of last year will
be planted this year.
From reports from the lower coun-
ties the legislature did not stop fence.
cutting. Brown county seems TO be
the seat of war. Callahan county new
er had but one fence cut and believe
we have law-Gbiding class of citizens
that will obey the law, and pastures
as well as farms will be kept up and
the same will be protected.
Our criminal court docket shows
that we are II law-abiding class of citi-
zens. There is but one justice of the
peace in the county that makes enough
from criminal cases tried before him
10 pay for his commission as such ON
Ger. Precinct number one, of which
n. p. Rice is our honorable justice, has
not tried criminal case in his court
in three months, and none are on his
docket. The town of Baird is his Office.
Our tax collector WILL for the salts
faction of himself rs well as his con-
stituents, take the census of this coun-
ty, and when completed will send the
same to you and let the people know
outside of Callahan county that we
are increasing in population by I'M
migration rs well as otherwise.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-27
Saddles. Harness, Etc.

sKIRTINO..- mo. 1 California skirfing. pei
roll, ilc.; No. | California slslrting, per Side,
4sc.; No. fair lemlocls, clean, good stock
jOe.: No. fair hcmlocK, no OIL, &c.,; NO.
oiled henloek, clean flesh 3'izc; NO. oiled
Harm sS LEATHER. No. Ohio, medi'
am aud heavy weight. &C.; NO, u ONO ne
dunn and light, Sc; No. hemlock, Sc'i NO
BLiND HRi DLEs.-.-No. Z, q COIN. sewed
N liner dozen IS 60; No. 10, " bkle. IN, pigeon
WING, per doT., sIl DO; No. 10, 4 do, slb o..
RiDiNG BRfDLES.-.s. Ia. BLK. or iair aoub
head curb bits, $40 10: II do. fancy 'front.' do,
slaOD; y In. long rein do, SD w; - "a aoug.
and stitched mont do, extra curb MA siooo'
FILINGS ~ In. short rein, biz. oI ihif,
$3.50. * do biz or good, slnJ.
BADDLIss.-.No stock cheyenne, Llama
poceets, $40; Namber ~ ditto. less ihe
pocketg, s32. No. loose lncfd, coarse SIM
tree, es; No. 2 loose riylt do, So; NO;
Celor,.do. genuine short Frieseke tree, els; nc
No, tied, coarse, si2; No. ~ do. sun tree, 70
| No 10, stitched, full rig, rose tre' " o. ~
*. tackled, do do, ~; three narler ana hai'
rigs. mems, s5GGs; do, boys, $500. ,,,.,.,
HARNESS, " AGoN.- ", ~ anu ia ,n es
long tug, complete COLLAR, brides nn e,
etc.l f9ja2aG2o; Inch, nseninv, An an,
tuu' complete, BIC o0; ~ inoh, hsna, a. ~,
stock, hort tug, conpiete, VII ~ ihoh ha
IssbuR5.--Euro IN No. 2, chased. per deIe y
Iss Is; Indlanola, hlued, per lofsn, ~ ~ :.
Mexican, two 10 three-ineh roweisi y .'eea g
| LEjG iNS.-.No. !, Cal. style, call, ~; ~ ~.
lCai. style, kip leggin leather. 70 oo; no'HuV
LIS BIO. 2, old style Mp do, u~'.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-27
South Sea Savages.

San Francisco, February 26.-Re'
ports come from Auckland that the
government ship Julia, which is reg
ularly employed in procuring laborers
from the different groups of islands III
the Pacific to work on sugar planta-
tons in the Sandwich Islands, re-
Gently landed ut the island of Mano-
rita with about thirty returned labor
ers, The returned laborers belonged
TO the islands of Tarwa and Apiang In
the same group, the people of which
have been in constant warfare with
the inhabitants Of Manorita. The
returned laborers on landing seized q
number of young girls and ravished
them, which provoked a fight, win
the inhabitants, who were armed only
with clubs and spears. Twenty Man,
oriias and many others were wounded
while the other party escaped TO the
island of Apwama, o short way OH
and reinforced their number. they
returned to Manorita and renewed the
fight, In which several were killed on
each side, and three or four ASSISTANTS
carried to Apwama.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-27
Glassware.


BAR IRON, 80 Is Norway, &C.; No. n u
sheet iron, SIC: No. "a @ sheet iron, 6lzc:
galvanized sheet Iron ,aplUlsc.: No. y y soda
l7c; No - do, loo, 2iS2s roofing tin, slt 30
@l5 80: lix2O and l0x1i pat. do, 81 75Ds 80
timers wire, 30 per cent or; timers stock,
forty per cent. OF; cook stoves, with ware,
$40 fOcp25 20; do with trimmings eli 50.q6Ou0,
WOOD WORK. Wagon axles. Dc. Cosl On
| tongues, pOcaSl %, eingletrees, Sl75 holsters
soc; spOkes S27b6oS 20; felloes, 81 &6o2 q
| Doubletrees, 81 25GliO0; neck Jokes, 81 COG
| 81. plow beams. 5icnDsc.; pillow handles, 81 rs
| 0o25O; handles, g. T5a260.
. NAILS. 50 Is Reg, basis 10d.-Bnrden horse
shoe, per keg 50 30: Perkins do, 81 Is; Walk.
er do s. so Burden mule, 81 50; Northwest
ern horse shoe nails. No. i,6Oc-, No. 8, 26c.. No
0, 23c., No. I, nc. No &, 20c.; "Lake's' do, No
T. l5c., No 8, &c.. No. q, ?2c., No. q, nc, No. y,
iac; AusaDle do. No. 4, i5c., No. o, PIC, No. 9,
Ole, MOI, lsc., No. X, lsc.
AXES-K X, per dozen, 50 5o9lo 60; Lakes
81 '0@95o Hackensack, s05OG7 90; boys,
REFRi CREATORS / Climax, $500;
No. 9, do slS 50; No. do, s23; MOI do, SIS |;
No. q DO, SIS.
MIsCELLA NEOUS--Trace chains, az Ter
pair, sa7c.; pillow sipgieirees, per doz., 90 rs
pillow donbletIees, per dozen, IS o.; stock
bells, % per cent. cd. door locks, o. 25@9 20;
wood screw, 90 and 10 per cent OF; Up cas-
door butts ic and 10 per cent. on cut and
timed tacks, . per cent, OF; coffee mills, IN
per cent. or blind hinges. % and 10 per cent,
ON; carriage bolts, d and 10 per cent. OF
pillow bolts, IS per cent. of; piece Tin ware,
81 per cent. of: deep stamped waio. 30 per
cent OFF; shallow stamped ware, 50 per cent
of; japanued ware. 3Oper cent OF.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-27
TELEGRAPHlC MARKETS.

New York, February 2G.-Governmen's
steady.
Railroads firm.
West shore 81, however weaker al6ih.
Kansas 4 Texas general skies in good ue'
mand UP 10 SEA.
state securities quiet.
Stocks opened strong andhigher,ye there.
sultloi The days trading wa, almost h.sehera
decline compared with the closing price iast
evening, % out OF 30 or the most active stocks
are lower though only four OF them sho"eo
declines over one per cent VIZ; Central fscine
TX; Northwestern liS: Wabash preferred vs.
and Omaha preferred ~, All other declines
are fractional. only I'VE stocks are hisher
man last night ana these iraotional GEARS
and room traders are responsible FOR the DC
cline today.
Two hundred thousand dollars In gold goes
out In tomorrows steamer. Application
has been made 10 the stock exchange TO have
the voting certificates OF Eric declared mol
good A delivery ga accordance with agree
ment Of stock should have voting power aitel
payment OF three consecutive dividends Oh
preferred stock. Missouri, Kansas q Texa
railway ea,ued In 1855, over all expenses
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-27

WOOL Medium, accordingto grade, q uaiiis
and condition, l7ls TO 20c; tne according I,
according 10 grade q .aAty and condition, j.
to lec Mexican improv d, according TO grade
qualify and condition. 10 tolls; Mexican, &C
cording 20 grade, quality and condition, IL
10 II: bury, less, according 10 amount OF
burrs
HIDEs-No. l,hesvy flint, dry an l4lic.: No.
heavy flint, dry, 4 N l2clE; No. L. light hint
Yb i2lsc; No. 2, Hight flint, y % l0lfc. bulls and
heavy, damaged, d ID sIsc; calf skins and bad
ly damaged. y n iG5c; green sailed, sound
q h &c: green sailed, grubby, q D. &c: butchers
FURs-skunk, lo@2c; raccoon. 10000
cayotes, S0G6oc; mountain wolf. 75c@si; FOX.
zoo &c.
PRLTRIEs - Nominal, season over. Dee
skins, u ID 2llS25: antelope skins, a N 1OgB
goat skins, each irG1l5: sheep pelts, accordin,
70 amount NJ wool, 2Occ@up; shearllngs &C
cording Ia Amount OF wool, l09l5c: Mexican
sheep Helts, y h 8@l0c: Mexican sheep pelts
improved, ll9l2c: Mexican sheep shorlipgs
90,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-27
RnIldIng Material

LpMBgR--Fough lumber. boxing, IA inches
and under, Grsl-class, e2l; stripping. lix3 e2l
DO < Ing and nuoang, clears, t2,; thick clears
~ aud ! u, 81, rough lumber. second cl,'an
SIS; ioist and scan tling, cullA, SIS.
sIDINs-Fir common white pine. VIZ ~
seco nd do. e3O: third do, so; poplar. s2d GOO
n 50: ns tive pine "; 81 %; do rs, s2'; NATIVE
rough, SIS co.
Dressed LuMBKR-Boxing II inches and
under, SO 0OG2s W; do l<x3, 526 OJVeS 20
soRntling, joist or any common lumber
$50 0)fD2S 10; boxing over ~ Inches, s3J,00a
81 DO: thick clears, "a 10 and so OOeDa2 90
second class. any kind. 81 oOtd2S %.
DRESSED And MATCHED FLoOkfN6-Firs
ojass 81. second class, sll.
WHITE PINE FURNIsuIE9 LuhBgR-lH, IA
and Inch white pine, $40; inch do, SIS.
CEILING BEADED or PLAIN.-First com
poplar, *, s2J 00a21.5D; poplar. ~, 9i2.6Q4Jo 90;
naii W pin, *, $3.50. do n, t25.
POPLAR LuABgR.--lk, ~, nnd2 inch, s55
suIraIis-W White pine A, S. do shaded a
si.z5. DO extra No. J., $3.50; cypress, best. any
brand, s5 do No. 2, $3.50; do No. .. $780, native
sawed heart, N.6g saps, s3.2o.
PICK s.-Whito Pine. dressed AND headed
square or dat. 81; yellow Pine do. "; isth.
LINZ. CLEMENT, Erc.--Lime, Austin, SAG
nor bbi, Cement. Louisville or Rosenale, 81 50
per bbi.: Portland. ~ ~ per Dbl: Plaster Paris
Eex Work or Michigan. IS per bbl.
BRIcK.-.Tire-prooi o. DO per NJ.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-27

BARK, Cinnamon. per popnd, lSss-c bari
lSt0ls bi.carbonste Of soda Per n, Jssitl: q T.
peras per 10. 2cei; cahtnroil per gallon, 6jat:
(nottlod) per n. sos: cream tartar. d. p, DO,
pound, iOgss; chalk, lump, per pound, 2cei
calomel, p. Il W.. pcr pound, TcSnSo; cslomel
drate, 56ai Is; ciiloroform, 81 O0 compost
ton powder. S1aiO; doyers powders, $50.
EPSON salts, per pound, sos: gum opium, pei
per or, IS 20; machine oil, golden, Sei,
quinine, p. q w, per nE., t'tDl 80: ou,n Inc
German. par ~ so potash, brsmidc 5000,
iodldt, SEQ 80; chlorhte, 25eo27.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-27

sEastcrn TeSas and southern Texas stock
cattls about two dollars per head les. than
The above quotations.
The above prices nre Tor herds of 1000 head
and upward, delivered on the trails and for
such cattle as hose raised in the counties
embrace In the following territory: West
OF the Texas entral Railway north of a line
drawn east and west with Waco, and east of
q line drawn North and south with Baird and
south OF Red River,
stocks of cattle located In Western and
Northwestern Texas from s22 5O@3D per head
| each. counted. Difference IN price owing 10
location and tenure Of the range and breed OF
CQttle,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-27
-Dull and nominal: 2o1s bid.
New York.
PRODUCE.

NEW YORK, February 26.-FLouR-Quiet.
misconceptions declined IN n at opening
but afterwards recovered from the declined.
a d advanced 2ka3s, closing strong; spot
lots a trifla better; ungraded red se; NJ. D red
l,3lGa O,yf No. red lu776@l 1871.
CoRr-Opened weak al A@t lower. reacted
gGGss. closing strong, ungraded 5b@b3; NO. .
,slSCG5sl1; steamer Ill No. 2, 63ii@S,g.
PROVISIONS.
CorFEE-spot, fair; Rio higher at l25t;, OPP
tions 10 points higher and In fair demand.
Sales, 700 bags.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-27

Meats OF all kinds are very firm, with an
upward tendency.
nnAls-sugar cured hams lillc; HC.Cb.
Bacon, l3Jic; IS. c. bacon, i2c.; Long clear ba-
con, NJ: !. q. dry salt, u. -
LARD,-Tiarces. 1919: 10 ana ,Ore cans. lOsse;
2Oio cans go; lob cans. lO'sc; On cans. lie;
. o vei./' and TEA.-coYYsE-Common
l25se; ordinary, 49,; fair, lic,; pTaEe nc ne
KS ISnsy Xr Ss p ssss java '0
sGsAn"Fine powderei, bbls., ioIfc.; do.
nasbbs io "a cut ioai losS9 Eaaass a.
standard A, 81 61Slsc.: choice white, SLkeS.sc.
yellow clarified, S9sAc. open kettle.
F FISs-h asessas lSS &C. NO. l. uls No.
White fiah, No. /, hif, bbis., S.25; No. q s6.25
p sr aefsass p IL P Ss Il. s2iaS hns in
, poesets, S.@7;ec. -
snples' standard sl7s Peaches, standard. 8
lEs., l.65; . .hs.. al25ssa.5O; seconds = IDS
$40 MS, " 10 ronatoss. sia ., Ss;
slo sseomds 2, Ms ;;: Ms ss,sa S Il .g Ssssn
S Ssstss faii Weight, b. si5 b., SID lsbi
!: Sf sge, a &c. b. af hs sai@sr' E.
Al .S5Iw: sardines. American, $500 ease
Imported, sl25oplA Cocsse: strawberrles.2 d.
2ssiS9; BscResrrlsss , s se eep c ss
s8.a5 Swiss. $3.50.
per do en-, soc; Nv. do, 81 30; I'D. do, s25Di
Sib, do, 81; SD. do. Sl2.
- suspsIss-siaIcn. 4fe. soap, common
NJ, halyes, lgc. quarters l6c. Indigo. Soc n,
Sl,ieing, S10sl 90 dozen. Coioman's mustard
ii. .gi dozen. Maccaroni, importe 4 lScn
American si.UO box. Buckets, two hoops
- no dozen: well bnck alta. ~. ~ hoysn. sroomh-
~ 7sSsS asdoyeD Brilliant oil, bbls, Zoe; En-
pion, do 8 G.; do, 2, cas-s " 70 Brilliant
a l,,ses. % 80. do, III -! cases, 81 20.
Flour s,anarh's Royal Patent, ~ a
a uDi.; ancks. 81 ooG y 49, Ibs.; No. Texa'
per 100 It's. 81, No2s2 IS. No 3 " ~. Corn iaes
her busfIei, j5c: Honiny apd gIits, y bbl
Ks Oh Oatmeal, y han Dbl, " 25; Crackea
wheat, an, Oc Crackers X soda, Soc, AZ
snda 6x6lc.; XXX soda, SIC; c-eam &c., gin
l.nr anaua aikc.. lemon CREAMS, 8Xc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-27

Furniture Bcedsteads, imitation walnu,
each, 50 zoos ~ all walnut, 81 601 10 90; Chairs
seat, s. O09aO0, cane seat, dining, sl2 OQ642O 90
Childs and rockers, SIS eoSl2 50. large rock lns
eooiegSN 90 camp and rockers, each, u 75u
Tables round, s2uoaosaO: hll leaf, 81 50de5 50
Safes, each, 90 25GT 10; bureaus, 81 5ooD9 10
wash stands, 81 25S95 y0 bed springs, "a 1901 10
baby Carriages, 81 5D6DA
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-27
ro-pAY's QUOTATIONS.,

SUGAR quiet, hut steady; fair to good re-
aning At iol6 OF a b}S@bzS mou ~. rail- "a
MOI Quiet and 'tesdlly held.
lIcE-Steady with fair demand.
PoRK-Weak.
LARD STEADY prime steam S8'
TALIow- Quiet and unchahseh' ,a,-
Wool q uiet aud steady; Texas itg@'-
BEEF-Quiet and unchanged
LIVE STOCK.
RryvEs-Receipts to-da' $40 mainly Tor ex
mort: no lradipg In live cattle; dres 60 ueoi
i,bomt steady atD 81 80 for city slaughter
er sfIErr-R ceipts 1900; duh with modsrate
hnsiness. b0Ca7 nj for sheep: u 2pdO15 loi
lambs one CARLOAD OF choice sheep was sold
mt ~ dressed mutton about steady at SOU
FOR common TO prime,
MONEY.
NEW YORK, February 26--,Money, ~
good SIMPLY at ihg2; prime mercahtile paper
IS5Is: sterling exchange y. Is. steady al
iSI 4: sight exchange, 1924.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-27

Red sheephead and trout, per pound, l2xc.
dressed catfish, l2]5c,; dressed buffalo. loo.
orsTERs- altlnore Diamond brand; Dia-
monds 81 50 per dozen; Select, SO 10 dozen (;
Matasorda. 9Oc. per lUO; Berwick Bay, 81 q
per 100
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-27

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