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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-09
oroccrres.

&EATs--Suyar cured harnn. 1s,So. aces
Bacon, iS'4r SC. bacon, ilfc.. ). q. dry salt,
l0h.
200 caus, lOsic.; ION cans, ipJkc; on CAM. ilo;
3 u cans. lutc.
CorrKr.-common i2r.; ordinary, axe;
government Java, sos-c.; Arbucifiss' Ariosa'
TsAgimperial,ip eso; sunpowder, bO@7o.
sgS tao sSs oa ce se' s eS aea
standard sAe.; Louisiana granulatod. sfic.fs;
standard a, = 20 O.; choice whito,7js % Sc,
yellow clarified, sGShc.
RtcE-- Louisiana, 5staTc.
FIsa-s iackorol, l1b kite, No. l, sl.i6; M,
:, si;0H half bble.., 70. !, WMs No. z Mn0
Whlte rsh, No. !. M. bels;, @,SS; No; $3.50
SALr-Coarse, In bags,. s,25eol.sO: fine In
bags, -; LAKE, 10 hai' hoop bbis., s2,iO;
CAsHnD Go6ns.--Prlces pur dozen, Pine
apples. standard. si.7s; Feaohaa, standard, 3
1ss sgs ;e es s3S,es 80; seSonds Pc
SERIES r si2Ssl'io; naspSerrles, II ec@I &;
weight weight iS y cU p a S a sa none Ss,
| Si.5,si,7O: ] N. s---------: Macsorei. i b.,
sl.S5es -; sardines, American, $500 csso;
sl3SSi,s0; BiacRborrIes, sl.2s; Green sagea
sl,i0; Eagio Condensed milk, $3.50; Drown,
CO.'S Swiss, $780,.
PER dozen, SOC; ~; do. Of 60; I'D. do, 50 Sol
| 3D. do, 81: BIB. do, sl2.
notwithstanding. $50. Soap, common
| iBc: German olive. sac. Candles. full boxes
| Blueing, 3OdoI.nO dozen. Colennn's mustard
| 81, i0aS5bO dozen. Maccaroni. imported, i6oib
! American, si.00 box. Buckets, two hoops
81 10 doyen n; " ell buckets. 81 2h dozen. Brponia
sl.7s1a. 2sd dozen. Brilliant oil, bbls, Poe; Ecu
pion. do, 3ic,; do, - cases, " 30: Brilliant
| 2-5 oases, 81 SO; do, liza cngos, 81 20.
EIouN = SianardlA Royni Patent NJ n
u bill; sacks. 81 loo " 100 U.s.. No. | Texa
por 100 lbs. So, No 2s2 76, No " 50. Corn inca
per bushel, 65c; Hominy and grita, n bbl
IS OO Ontneal, n hait bbi., 81 81; Crackt,
| wheat, nh, &c; Crackers: X soda, 6iS6oc., *
soda, q 3-feoc.; xxx soda, To-: cream &c.; gan
ger gnaps, &C.; lemon creams, DC.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-09

FAR IRON. 81 20 Norway, &c.; No, N h
sheet iron, Ac. Nc n q sheet Iron, Sc:
galvanized aheet iron, plni0<c.; No. y x soda.
I7c.: No. l n do, l5c.; 2Dx2S roofing TN eIl I'D
65l5 50: lfx90 and l0xj4 pat. do, s7 7hels 30:
timers wire, 20 per cont, on; timers stock,
forty per cent. OF; cook stoves, with waro,
$40 GOfdsa5 o0t do with trimmings, sIi 6DdsI0O0
WOOD WORK. Wagon nxics zoe. 0iisI O0:
tongues, loc6DS 90; ninKletrees, OIL 10: bostera.
&c.: Bpokes "a 7bD3 20; felloes 81 s5m2 25:
Dviibieirees. e5 80 90; neck yokes, Ell G0a
2bj pillow beams. blNGlc.; pillow handles, 81 10
@Y50; handles, 81 1902 80.
NAILS. So IS kcg, basis i0d.-Burden horse
shoe, per kfg, III %; Perkins DO, e6 10; Walk.
Ell do, IS 80; burden mule, o. so; Northwest
ern horse shoe nails, No. ,50c, No. o, &c.. No.
&c., NO NO. 2 sss No No. S s I sc cc dg o Ne
i0c; Ausabie do. No. I, i5c, No. q, 49,, No. Q.
Ale, No. 2, 100, No. \, 16c.
AK Es-K.K., per dozen, SO bo@l0 co; Lakes
80 oeeos 30: Hachensnck, W 61N7 %; boys,
mo. Climax, sl7Oo:
No 2, do, slS 20; No do, s23 No. do, e25:
M NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Hst1s' chains. r,er
pair. sq7c.;. piow singlctrees, per doz., s225;
piow doublctrees, per dozen, 6 o.; stock
bells co per cent. of; door locku, 81 25asg ID:
wood screws, ~ and 10 per cent. or: T. r cast
door butts, ~ .and 10 per cent. on; cut and
timed lacks, ~ per cent. or; coffee mills, 10
per cent. on; blind hinges, % and 10 per cent,
Off; carriage boita, % and 10 per cent on;
pillow h0Iis, 50 per cent. on; piece tin wars
10 per cent. Oh; deep stamped ware, 81 per
cent. Oft: shallow stamped ware, 81 per cent
on; iapanned ware, 50per cent on.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-09

and under. rrstclasn. q2i; stripping. Xxx, al;
boxing and flooring. clears, Us. thick cieArss
~ aud l5z, 81: rough lumber, second claM
ei5; i0iaL and scantllng, culls, gl6.
BJDIrG--First common white Pine, va 81
second do. SO: third do, s5j; poplar. VS. 90
q y; nf,iys pine X; ga 80 DO u, t2s; NATIVE
Darsssp LunBrn-Boxing Iaincl,es ana
under, 50 C09@ OG do ssxa, s25 0c13 90
scnntiiDg. 1oist or any common luiubtr
~ O0f4Z5 %; boxing over IA inches, $4,000
81 "; thick clears. ~ 10 gard 2. SO Oca32 ".
second class. any kinu. 81 O0&c13bg. <,
DHgasED AND MATCHED FLooRrno--Btnst
claaa, t2b; second class, f2l.
WHfTEPIEE FuHEisHIsO LuMBxE--lX. IL
and inch white pine. $40: inch do, }.5.
CEfLIE1--BEApED or fLAIN--Firnts oOfn-
Inon white PINE. Is, S52s I'd do, 60 I'd 10, t15t
poplar, ". ~ oglN.5O, poplar, ~ t2.514,35 vi
| hGfsyepine. X, t2l.5D; DO, ", vs.
Pcy "a. 4. a%SaaAs.-.l,zs " ana inch. ~
snIEdL ss--w white pine 4, v: DO shsdsa a.
brand, y. do NO, 2. $40; do no. u f3,t9 native
sawed sart, 49, Eaps, s., ~.
fzcKr White pine. dre!eed Ano heedn1,
sq qs.Hs e rat,ls; yellow pias a. - lsts
LiSs 6sx ssr, Ero::; ,ns Asstis, 4 1!
- sel Roxtlsad & y ~ y!esfeE e'<q
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-09
LOCAL MARKETS.
GAZETTE orrlcE. Fonr woarT, TEXAS * !

GAZETTE OFFICE, FORT WORTH, TExhs. !
April 8. 1874
The dry goods market shows no material
change from last report. The frmcr feeling
reported some days since still prevails,
though quotations are unchanged.
The drug trade Is better than for some
weeks and several stock orders for Western
towns have helped 10 swell the burmese for
the current week. Strictly pure white lead Is
quoted at 81 10. and an advance OF 2 cents Is
shown on ilnseo d oil. Morphine y quoted a
little OIL.
sales II country produce continue good
with the market Arm. Turnips, apples AMI
krou. are quoted up. The demand for spring
chickens even at % rs per dozen exceeds the
supply, and eggs md ready sale In round lots
nj 10 4ill< cents.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-09

WHrsHY-.Rectifed 81 igel6c, M per PROOF
sour mnab, ono year old, u 90 Two years old
"a oOes2 y, three years old " 5oGa76; fsncy
extra old whisky ela15,
Wfsns--Clarei. cass,ssS b1sl0g1. " pcI nal
Ity; Catawha. per gallon, VOC g. Port, 81 200
per GAL, q 6CSb %; White wiue, in cAsss,
"a 0O1Di0 20.
CHAaPAoyE-G. II. Mumin q Co., Extrs
Dry. $50 O0f,g3 90; Heidaich, in bnaket, 81 Cllt
N NJ: KruP, in basket, e.S 0oQtSJ 0c: Donetlit
chainpagno, y oosis0o. doc. 0ouiet, extrs
dry. pints, 81 50.
DER doz., % D0zs2 xb
BOTTLED BEEn--st. Louis quarts. SIP 90. pts
sI2 60; Bidwoisor quarts sl2 "; piDtstl3 o.
achli,z Milwaukee,, quarts si2 90; pints fla M:
Anthony Il Ruhn's, qrs el2 TO- pints $40 80
II. Gausen 4 Sons champagne bser, quarts
sl2 100. pints $3.50; Flk's.iillwaukse, quarts.
aii60.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-09

A SURPLUS OF GRAIN.

SUKPIIo UF NItAIN.
London, April S.-The secretary Of
the Corn exchange reports enormous
stocks of wheat, barley and maize in
London. in the w terside granaries
there are Asa 900 quarters more wheat
than last year and los 900 quarters less
oats. The Standard says il is obvious
that the wheat trade is overturned, and
consequently it is important for the
London and Liverpool money lenders
to know who holds this extraordinary
mass of grain
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-09

Potataes-Irish, northern, p bbl t2.l0c2 Is.
sack, s5CD-o.; sweet, per bushel, 81 00a. ON.
lone, per bbl,, ss2ja-. Tnrnipa, y barrel,
80 20. Beans ii. T. med. bbis., Sci. large
medium, per bbl., ~ 10; small, per bbl,, so 10
half Dbl, med, III 60; half Dbl. small, IS %.
Pigs feet. kits. 81 o. quarter Dbl, ss 1b; hall
full cream, IKE. Kraut, per Dbl, si2eoI22h;
half Dbl, 500. Peanuts. 6aloc cider. half.
hill. IS on. Cabbage, 10,
Young spring chickens, 81 T5fD--; Turkeys,
81 09Gl OO:. Geese, "a ~ esbW: Ducks. - 900
~.
FGos-Per dozen, I36 ~.
Hresn country butter choice,.S Cream efy
ssoyfLc.. old butter, l0ol2l&c; oleomarga-
rine, lbc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-09
TELEGRAPHIC MARKETS.
Chicago.

Chicago,
spec,a, "a the Gazette.
c,r,c.co AnriI g-There was some excite
-, T., 80 ,n.r,,,, In, nei,her bul,s or
800 s,o,od n nnint rt.nav be called a
uea's s.o' GU po'"'' -, M,
,,e1not much boweyer-and war followed
w ' roao',on rho hulls are t,yinr TO work
oy reaeuon. ~ 80 .o,ion5 sno,g,ng
hut cannot succeed in soaring anybody as
vet. provisions went up, but the advances
80 ~ t,.,trod Trading I'm rro.
',',",, -. ,ro,I as In yrain was quite lively.
visions az wen as VI gan woe 80,
My &c, ad ayoun, lint came down later and
hu'tu''o" a.ou''. o,J tIgbor.
closed az 10 "a june VIZ , "' ,,,,,a do,ng IN
war , and auoled atliso. Lard slow and a
shhuo ""s'' 49, o,t< A,o,,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-09
A Bank Suspended.

Monmouth, H., April S,-The First
National bank closed its doors at III
o'clock this forenoon. The cause as
signed is speculation by Cashier Hub
bard, whose deficit is estimated at
from Sl5 900 to 500 600. The bank is
expected.to resume in day or Two, rs
the stockholders are liable and are
monied men.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-09

hay New country ioose from wagon
ss OO@l0 90 per ton; bale hiy $40 a. 1900.
corn ;ogiS oats h eonn, 7, d 0sy
Uo,iopseed meal, si.01 y lco Cotton seed,
42isn. Millot.- por bale. slnali. Johnson
grass seed. "a per bushei. Millct fced, 75c.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-09
Fiah and Oysters.

Red shoepbead and front, per pound, l2<c.
OYsTE9s-- Baltimore Diamond brand: Dia-
mondE. e. 80 per dozen: Select, 80 10 dozen +;
Mstagorda. SOc. per 100; Berwick Bay, 81 70
per lOO.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-09
FOREIGN.
SPAIN.
THE FILrBusTERs.

London, April s -The Standards
dispatch from Madrid asserts that
much displeasure is felt by the Span
iards towards America for allowing
General Aguero to leave Key West.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-09

$500; y IN. long rein do, SIS 90; x in. doub.
and stitched mont do. extrt curb bit, sic SO.
FlLltNGS.---% In. short rein, blk. or fair,
S. so, Il do, blk. or good, sic 50
SADDLES.--No. stock Cheyenne, LLAMA
pockets, $40; Number lis ditto, less the
pockets, $50; No. loose laced, coarse still
tree, So; No. loose rlyitsd do, $40; No;
Colorado, genuine short Friesokc tree, epS; No
~, tod, coarse, sl2; No. - do, Sun tree, SIS
No. 10, stitched, null rig, rose tree, so 80; No.
y, tackled, do. do, 80; three.auarter and half
rigs, mems, $Ss.S; do. boys, sos.
long tug, complete collar, brides, lines
etco, ssNa22a&i ~ Inch, machine, short
stock, abort tug, completes, en-; ax Inch fiai
tug, complete, ga 80.
.spURS.--Euresa No. 8, chased. pcr dozen,
81 Is; lndianola, blued, per dozen, 81 Sol
Mexican, two TO three-i nch rowels, 81 21esi Is
LEGGiNS.-.Nc.l I, Cal, style, calf, So; No.
gal style, kip leggin leather, s. so; No. 2 do,
S No. .. old style kip do, - 30.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-09
Spccie Shipments.

New York, April Specie engage
meuts for shipment to Europe to-mor-
row amount to 81, 1000
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-09
Ransas City.

hanshs Sity.
Special to tho Gazette.
Kansas CITY, Apiil s.-.loose meats were
steady at yesie. day decline nd with barely
any life.
Lard higher Al Sc.
FORK was active and higher at l5N.
Cattle receipts 1900; active. Sales were at
10 TO 600.
Sheep slow.
Wheat hrmer and active, and the same can
be said of corn.
PRODUCE.
June. ~ 's N''
ConN-sosSsk April; S9k May.
OATs-2y bid.
LIVE STOCK.
CATTLE-Receipts 2,600; native steers 9is
TO ,4os pounds, i9i66l.; stockers and feed
ers 10000; cows 3 6hDi 50.
HOGS Receipts 5000 lots 225 TO 80 pounds
average 3 20. mainly 9oG8 70.
= SHEEP Receipts S2j
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-09

PnoDuCR
nigh grades slow. N's"u'
MMtAT-No. cred 02 cash C9,<al07,.
o o,y,ssipg W May oll49l o.. bid; June OF a.
w closing v2Js. July sgis. 'aS
,.9RN-No. mixed t5,sa4tls; May isssa1 ga
o'9sing Tvs; June iSif, closing 49, for JuIy'
oAls--S cash; 50 May. wy
PROVISIONS.
WuIskr-Steadyl l6.
IoRN MfAL.-2 Is
IoRK--l3 o2,fe3i6 IS
boLk MEATs-Long clear Si50S 20: Short
iiV, dpsS 70. short clear 4 zoos Us,
S5ISGag 30. "o
HANs-l2 606hli o.
l'ARp-Nomiual at s25
LIVE sroCK.
CAITLr,-lfecelpts 500; Exports 62JaG as;
go nol 20 choice ea@6 ~; common TO medium
ovIego ~; cofn.ied Texans 75S05 so.
lioeS-Heceipts 2,sM market slow; light
,Vaos1; PICKING 7bd6to. heavy 5sNep6 ~.
SHhhf-kecelpts sou nativ.s ranging 20
St5 Texans tosi75 80
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-09

wheat, choice 0lo.dpsi. medium. e0G91
Inferior, 6Oa1e5c; oats, Snes2I<c: barley, SUe1
&c. corn. SIlSslOc: rye. sospc,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-09
st. Louie.

5pocial TO the Gazette. r., ,,e low
sr. LOUIS. April s.-wnkAr-M IN aa .ns WHO ,S@
prices ruling there were not mary eea, as vi" ,,'.
cared about shoriing the marhe. ana I'D
bulls .eemed to he regalning their ne, lake.
confd snce. To say The ieasl, mo aasded
showed Grmess aud buying ra'hei .o ,ns' bu,
selling offers. Later decline io''o The elose
there was no great pressure 70 sei'' go az.
was qulet and Z. off for May ni's trom noon
For corn thp decline was s's,'' Vow yesler.
and closed weak and II anu q
day; Nav closed at 45H' ,,oved and
stronger fetilng.
Pork sold al GA.
Loose meats were stendy' .,,,s aud
Cattle rec ipls were far, market a'. .s,os q
prices 10 cents higher; sales we're ~ =
corn.fed Texas 4 90 10 o CO.
sheep were active and unchansSs;
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-09
Glassware.

Tumblers, per doEen,..,..... ..........s 500 Oe
Gohlets, per dozen. bG0e 90
Iiaas ectg. pieces, per dozen...,... p0ea12 %
GiNts nolasses pitchers, c'm y dor % 2 90
Glass molnssos pitchers, No, 80 doE eA 90
GliUs molpsses pitchers, No. 81 duH 10 so
Hnss p'tchora, por dozen ,,....,,,.... b0cn2t 90
Glass comporta, inch, por dngon. 10 90
Glass comports, Inch, per dozen. "a 30
class COMFORTS 2 Inch per dozen. a. 4 90
Glass comporis, inch, per doyen.. 40 8 10
GLASS comports, v Inch, Ter dozen. @ 800
GLASS lamps, per dozen. 00oll2 20
Lamp cblmnays, No. o, per DOZEN. % 20
Lamp chi'pnoys, No por Dozen. 20 80
Lamp chimnoys. No z. per Dozen. d 10
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-09
A RInT.

London, April S.-A riot has taken
place at liidderminster against the
employment of female labor.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-09
onorcti. AZ

'Idlflern lCNas. ana southern Texas sfOck
cattle about two dollars per head lssi than
the above quotations.
The above prices are for herds OF 1000 hend
and upward. delivered on tho trails, and for
such cattle ns those raised In the counties
embraced In the following territory: West
OF tho Texas central Railway: north OF line
drawn enst and west with Waco, aud east OF
a line drawn north and south with Baird and
south Oh lied Rive.
buIIB.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-09

st. Petersburg, April S.--A dispatch
from Gen. Morofl, governor OF Trans
caspian, dated Askabod, says the ma
RAIDERS from Observation-Disclosures sur
psised detachment on the 10th inst.
and were repulsed with loss. We af-
forwards occupied Kochutchankala
and installed n district administration,
employing the Mervii to build fort.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-09

3ne,oeer........,.,"...."....". ..r... soss 8,
'TSeShntt. .s...,s .....s..u.. t...,..,..,...
GAK-Eull and weak
hoLAssEs--n Dun and unchanged.
nIcR- Firm with fair demand; steady.
RosfN-Firm.
ITrsrKSTINn-Fl Firm at sssss,k
foRk Quiet and steady,
LAhp-Steady; Western steam $50.
LIVE STOCK.
NEW York, April S-Bsnv rs--Recsipts
.o', Including go expectation and isl direct
015Gli 90. -
SHEEP Receipts :,loo: firm at 6ieao . for
sheep ana zoos % for yearlings.
COTTON MARKETS.
COTTON nrcErPrs AT ALL UNITED srArss
PORTS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-09

New ORLEANS, April s. sight exchange on
New yorH a. 15etl ID per I.,EG premium.
Sterling eXoh snge q B. isS9iSSx.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-09
Live siaci, ninrket.

Refrigerator and Butcher Live Weights.
Beoyes-Corn fed, per pound, ,tbil@c
cows, por pound. a4U1Akc
Muttons-Fair fat muttops, a io.....2sn3Ac
Choice per pound..""....-3. lsDJAc
Stock hogs, per pound............B lSt3i
Bulls aud Stays, for snusas manufnc-
ture, per pound ..,........, 5<6egH<c
Grass cattle suitable for boef-none In mar.
kot.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-09
Ammunition.


:. Poydsr z AZ gheg so g'ne 49,:
siot-a1 10 v sack; luck shot. t3I.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-09
Futures closed steady.
Anlnn- Il I'm


GALVESTON. Apnl s.-coTTor Receipts
1872 exports rome; stock 1907. spot closed
firm and unchanged.
Sales $3.50.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-09

MONEY.
NEW YoRK, April 8.-Mopcy ana =
prime mercantile paper 1914; Ntofing Ok
change u u long hrin at s5Is' shoft 'e'7-.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-09

NEW CFLRAEs. April s e. Uorro~
Spots closed strong, with mlddling fair 3l0
higher. others unchanged.
kiLI.R. l..il.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-09
|TIsaIyGT0S.
|. ,,,,,, q,,,','r to b Set
4 Nd At Last
|, ,,,,,., ,.apro'''d''s' IN
~, ,ni H'H'"

In Nn,i'.a
/ s.,tr 'nd House.
essrr COUNT .,crony.
si''e 1.ils.-The prospect.
20, AR \ the b Greer ., county y
'' ll%onmsedIstely amer ,r t lhe
y, Il'@,lIr 'Irl I.anham',,,sss ON on
nm ' iTar'ih e committee n,idu com M.
p ss. d and other ,r. EsP T. De.
" ,l' SKIER day. This was .s;
co. g. ,S' 4 sharp and general Ia
Si,. M hours duration aii,n.U be-
81. s,s'II ,auham, cu l,tsls IN,
, SiII. and Reagan we're Mo ar
w !. de De- and Reed I;.a mGli,
ssa ~, aua O,her. Lanll a,
! q =. ' slIesrly defined the
~ N , and used a diagram
,, W, ' purpose, to explain
.J N disputed territory l,,ay
s !" II to with close , a..en'
En- s.,s d detail then ,, began : an,
Nli aIsasr leaders affected
ss ,S,.i bill was formulated
,s's, y, Of Texas, and ihat
', .aI,' ssndspger the public publ.
,, nj Augment was ,'s shat,
EN- !. the bill, and ex-
F1lf " thn
.Isyypriai,nling 70 s,,, ,ne
,i, earliest ,, dates,
EaJ \ lave the Willets
~ ~ |, De last congress,
N i'' ssl,sd Lanham'.s:. and
IA caS opposition il this
n n ii. opposition was De
!, ,o;es. Bedford came to
\, Tess delegation, anu
si,,.ei Reed for the bitter
esxilIOn. He said Maine
K. Eat and bad no in
snsl.er, and the gentle.
I could be explained
rsIDd Of yindictlveuess.
h AIarity, tie Colorado
III, concluding his re-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-09
New York.
DDnnuCg.

ryw YORK, April s.-FLoun-pnh aud
unchanged. os,oo.
o,,ened I<ass lower. bat afterwards re-
oavered his and advanced i8iS<: near close
he t,inrkei weak ENID and lost most ~ Inc
improvement, leaving OF stronger,7sai aboNs
'ii cons.- Cash held stronger. Options easier,
and later adyaiiced I@ll closing steady WIN
4 sl,sa 55 steamer 5iis'a54k; No. :, S'1s,9;s.
PROVISIONS.
corFEE-apot fair: Rio quiet. and M
changed. Options very dun and f''sitly
saies, $3.50 bags.
t<fo No. t. 4.
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RUSSIA.


AN ASSASSIN ARRESTED.
st. Petersburg, April s.-One of the
assassius of Col. SudekiG has been ar
rested at Moscow.
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flIrRs HONE.
lysrAL MEETING.

+ AprilS,-At the meet
u Of managers of the
iss home held here to-
lslln presided, and con-
as business was trans
I, ssnbeIs Of the board
hAls House in n body
! respects TO The presi.
! member Of the board
sSolfa vas accompanied
aallad members of the
e aliA on military
= III! Fortress Monroe
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..gle1G M WANTS.
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Liverpool.

UWFs
FOR export and srecuations 2,00.
imports, ?,ot0; American ~ $50.
Futures closed firm with active demand.
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sApilS.-James Ward
Esa postmaster at Es-
bandOr Patterson at
arunly; Ben McPher-
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laluLrRAlss.

N, sssAs FRANCISCO.
Re. M spnl S-The post.
s1 Y. 4 after 18Th inst.
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Now York.
Nrw YorE, Ap,il s. CoTIos - spot
losed steady and higher.

futures closed nrm,
Sales, l72,Q00.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-15
POLITICAL NOTES.

Murat HaIstead says: 81 think Sherman
and Payne will be nominated for presidential
candidates" All very well so far as it goes.
But this country ought to do something more
than that f|r great state like Ohio,-Phtt-
adelphia CaH
Some of the papers are abusing Mr.. Car
Isle because he is not as capable a speaker as
Mr.. Randall would have been. The strange
part of this business is that the papers indulg-
ing in it are democratic papers which sup
ported Carlisle against Randall.-liaM
The democrats may expect to carry nothing
this year but what belongs to them. Places
that fell into their hands two years ago must
be fought for now with all the tenacity which
organization and full sense of tho impor-
lance of the result can inspre.--St. Louis Re
publican.
Mr.. Morrison is the last man who should
undertake SO great and delicate a work. He
has no aptitude; beside, he read his little
primer of political economy on a piece of
prairie that grows corn two feet taller than
himself, and fatteus swine that would scare
Bismarck into an apoploxy.- Utica Press.
Mr., BIaine's friends in New York have
cast of all DISCUSSES and are now busily en-
gagged in blooming their favorite. They are
working up the enthusiasm, and claim that
Mr. Blaine could carry New York by 10000
majority. 1t will be incumbent on them to
convince the Chicago convention that this
statement has substantial foundation.-BoS-
ton Transcript
The great and comprehensive democratic
blunder Is that the party is endeavoring to
gain control of the administration without
presenting any valid claims for it. Nobody
knows Just what the party would do with the
government after it had got it, beyond turn
ing out the republicans and putting demo-
Gratis in office, though the irresistible conclu-
sion is on general principles that it would
keep ON blundering,--lt Louis Globe Democrat
Carter II. Harrisons choice of Tilden for
the presidency is part Of his choice of Carter
Ill. Harrison for vice president. With like
tariff viewB--one being in favor Ofprotection,
but opposed to advocating it in the campaign,
and the other opposed TO protection and OPP
posed to advocating it In the campaign-they
would make good pair 1t would DO an east
ern aud u western man, or one to carry New
| York and another to carry Illinois, which
Carter is satisfied he can do.--BaltimOre
| Herald ...
Nobody knows better than Mr.. Dana that
ono day of excitement, one night in Gramercy
mark similar to those of rs, would kill Mr..
| Tilden us eiIectually as Guiteau's bullet
| killed President Garfield 1t Is well known
fact that the poor old gentleman cannot keep
awake full hour at a time, Left to him
| self he seeks neither u complimentary nor
any other nomination. Why, then, does not
| the editor of tho SIM stick to his good relou-
| ton and openly denounGe any set of hangers
on who undertake to caiole that poor old
man" into believing that the whole people
are calling out to him TO come forth and lead
| them.-NeW York Grdnhic