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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-30
Building Material

LuxBKR-Rough lumber, boxing, Ia inchs,
and under nrst-class, s2i stripping. Hx3, 81
boxing and flooring. clears, sis; thick coara
Sls; ioist and scantling, culls, sl6.
SIDIEG-Firgt common white pine. es2 80
second do. $40; third do, e25 poplar. e26 009
"a so native pine "; S2a 80 do ss, t25; NATIVE
DsEssED LuxBKR-Boxing u inches ant
under, go OOeey "; do NIB, t26 0DQDS W
scantling, joist CT any common lumber
s16 O0@B Oh: boxing over IL inches. 10000
second class. amy kind. Ell 00et3 90.
DRxssED AND MATCHED FLo0RINu-Ftrn
GLASS; s2B: second class, cal.
WHITEPIHE FURHisHlNQ LUMDER--1M, ~
and 4 inch white pine, 80; inch do, US.
CEILIHo--BEADED OR PLAIn-F1rst com
poplar, ", v29 00t27.6O, poplar, u. ei250b8 %
naiive pine, ", sz2.50; DC, X, eb.
PorLAR LUsBEs.-IX. ~ and inch, eds
- sninoLEs-whits pine A, vs. do shaded A
f,Snd, Is do No. 2, 40 DO i 40 J. ss.SS naiiv.
saved heart, N.5g saps, t3.25.
PIoKETs.-.whiis pine. dressed and headed
square or nat,SE yellow pine do. VI. lath.
LiHx, CEhKnr, Erc.--.IAms, Austin. q %
per bbl. Cement. Louisville or Rokenale, t27t
per bbl.; Portland, tt76 per Dbl. Plaster Paris
New York or Michigan. Us 30 per Dbl. PlastsI
= Baiox. -.Tire-prooL sso per N.
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Hk DEErs VIII VEN.
A GAfEr7zJpb ONCE.
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rev ,org.

PRODUCE.
NEW YORK, April 80. -FLouR-ouiet. Re.
coipts % COO; exports $40.
WHkAr-Cash quiet: options opened low
er and closing higher.
Recelpts--i7,o0t exports 5000. No Chica-
20 eSS w; ungraded coal 10; No . spring
lS DO May; Sales 2s0,oJo at l tpkal NV.
closing II y June: sales 20Ss 900 l2,xQtl ~,
osing IA July; OSi<@i O9;s
ConN-Lower; cash declined lit@2<, Re.
ceipts B',pCO. exports So ungraded Ei(G5Sll;
No S60@6l; No 1881; do May: 62lsCfes, closing
e5M June: 6S96i.s, closing 6s;s.
BEEyts-Receipts, ISL: market nominal;
dressed beef steady: 0dlO for city dressed
SnEEr-iieceipts l,7os dun and easier: 5 500
20 for unshorn; SOD for clipped; EOS for I'M
shorn yearlings.
Hocs-Receipts Loco; nominaily 256D6 90.
CofFEE-Spot fair; Rio duh aud Irregular
AT leolOH; options steady and, patty owing
TO The iewness of May notices. The delivery
OF foreign news was uniavorable, however,
and kept the market in CHI eek, which closed
barely steady. Calls for Santos and Jodang
coffee were held to-day for the first time.
sales, 1850 bags.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-30

BARK, Cinnamon. per pound. HOO bark,
refavisn, psSf lete ~ sods p.r D. se con- p
peras, per n, 2f5s: castor oil, v gal. 1tjtl G0
cinohonida, per cnnco, 70GeOc.; CASTLE sos p
poSnd s6dtas chalk imp. rsr pound, IA
caionsl. r. q W., per pound. 70d98o cal0mtI
English, per pound. lO0l 26 chloral by
drsts, ] tOsI 20 chloroforI.. q loa--- CON
EPSON aalts. per pound. ae6i gum opium. per
pound. 10; gum camphor, TO-. morphine
per ounced l5 2sa$75; machine Oh, gclden, 2,
German. per o.. 4 sogi 81: potash, bromide,
lOdss5. iodlde. ! s.: cblorate. 246za Alum, ic
Spirits tnrpentine, Doc; Linseed oil, 6I@72c
list; Strictly pure white lead, y NJ; Patent
medicines, rebate on list; j. ID. fluid extracts,
Is per cent on; Prescription vIals, per case,
20 aud 10 per ct, on; do, broken 80 per Ct on
Lard oil, 709G.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-30

@ T. ROWE, MINERAL WELLS, PALO
% Pinto county, Texas. runs the finest Con.
cord coaches TO and from Millsap, connect.
ing with all trains. and Is prepared TO furnish
travellers with teams TO any point at special
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Chicago.
Special to the Gazette.

CHICAGO, April @.---Therc Is no great
amount Of activity witnessed inhe grain
market. The bears started in al made
considerable effort to break downrices, but
they did not succeed TO any extern aud the
breaks were generally slow and recovery
rapid. The bulls were satisfied If ley could
maintain yesterdays figures, as 1t ould not
do to crowd the shorts too much. Trading
was very tame throughout
Corn logged along and did not sub very
much.
Provisions were dull and llfeless. 'obody
seems willing to take risks. The market
opened lower, aud then climbed up little.
May deal almost totally abandoned, June
opened atl7 So, fell to II O5 and then wnt up
tol7c0.
Lard was slow and lower.
Loose meats dull.
Late in the afternoon prices novedip q
few points all along the line. May heat
closed at 3d. June at sjH. June corn 663].
June pork at II l7Is.
Receipts OF cattle 5000. The marketias
little dull and prices barely steady. SEES at
4 00G8 GV.
sheep are in great demand and prlcs are
strong.
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-; !, q, s':' " ~ Y Sc: !: 8.
r., ,s.s 's. ''s ; ,,s!. .,l rss
y =, ~, ~ 60 running account
Avs. go
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Mar wsrc.

BAR IRON, ssso; Norway, so.;. No. ., L
galvanized sheet iron. pdol0lso.; No. n y soda
f7c.; No. / x do, l5c.; 2)x2s roofng TN, siI ID
OILS SO; iix20 and i0xli pat. do, 81 76eDs 60
unnor's wire, 30 per cent. or; timers stock
forty per cent. OF; cook stoves, with ware
$40 5Oec25 90; do, with trimmings, sIi bOS500O
WOOD WORK. Wagon axles. p0c. GDei 90;
tongues. eocasl 0Di slngletreea, 81 holsters
Soc; spOkes, "a 7b6eS %; felloes, d s5ea2 Is;
Doubletrees, IS 2l6Di 90; neck yokes, 81 O0d
2 90; plow beams, 5o965c.; pillow handles, 81 u
1250; handles, 81 1902 so.
NAILS, 81 IS keg, basis l0d.--Burden horst
shoe, per keg, % 80; Perkins do, % 10, Walk.
or do, e5 so; Burden mule, % 90; Northwest
ern horse shoe nails. No 4, BDc., No. 8, DO, No
0, go, No. 7, 2lc. No. 8, 2Oc.; "Iahe's do, No
I. 49,, No s. 30, No, q, 22c., No. :, 200, No.
2lc, No, Z, loc;, No. lsc. ~
~ 0049 50; Hackensack, 90 6oe7 20; boys,
REFRi GERXToRs.-No. Climax, sl7oo;
No. 2, do, ais 90; No. 8 do, SIS; No. do, s2t
nj NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. chains, a. psr
pair, 4@s7c.: plow slngletrees, per doz., ~ rs
Bs G 20 per cent? OBJ dSor looks, saSSs %
wood screws, 80 and 10 per cent. OF: LIP cast
door butts, ~ .and 10 per cent. OF; cut and
timed tackA, ~ per cent. or; coffee mills,
per cent. off; blind hinges, 10 and 10 per cont
or; carriage bolts, % and 10 per cent. on;
pillow bolts. 50 per cent. Oh; piece tin ware
cont off; shallow stamped ware, 90 per cent
OF; iapanned ware. 80 per cent on.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-30

Futures closed weak.
Sales. li1.QpO.
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Liquors.

wHIsKy-Rectified 81 lodni50, o. Per PROOF
sour mash, one year old. o. 81 two years old
- OO6o2 25. three years old ~ 00.D2 10: fanoy
extra old whisky eip5,
wINn,-Ciarei, case,F3 s0slooo as per q mi.
ity; Catawba, per gallon, BOB co. Port,s 81 400
per gal u sc@b 70; White wine. in cases,
81 uOfolO 90.
CBAMPAGrr-G. II. Mumm q Co., Extrs
~ Oh Krug, In basket, e2S 0od9S0 "; Domestic
CHAMPAGNE, " ooSit 10. Geo. Gouiot. extra
dry. minis, syT 90.
ALE--Stook Ale, per dox,, o. 009D2 rs; Porter,
per dos, 81 00fa2 ~.
BOTTLED BEER-Lemp's quarts, sig 90; pts
Sl2 60. Budweiser quarts Si2 0O pints ans 90;
ssbinn milwaukee,, quarts sla o.; pinis Va O.;
Anthony n Kuhn's, OTIS Sl2 10, plnts sl2 80
III. Clausen & sons che mpagne beer, quarts
sl2 pints $3.50; Falk'a.Milwaukoe quarts.
cli60.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-30

pockets, 80; Number ils ditto. less IN,
pockets, sa2; No. loose laced, coarse stiT
Tree, W; No. 2 loose riyitcd do, 40; No; .
colorado, genuine short Fricselse tree, e2S. No
No, 30, stitched, null rig, rose troe, 50 30; No,
~ lacked, do. do, 20; thrcc.annrtcr and half
rigs, mems, soepS; do, boys, s3lc5.
long tugi complete COLLAR. brides, lines,
etc,l, sOa2s@2B; ~ Inch, machine. short
tug, complete, BIO oo;. ~ Inch, hand, oak
tug, complete, siS 80.
SPURS, --.lcurcsa No. 8, chased, per dozen,
~ lndianola, blued, per dozen, 81 so;
Nc xican, two 10 three-lnch rowcls, 81 @5csi rs,
LEG9lNS.--No. J., Cal. style, calf sB; No. /
Cal. style, Kip leggin leather, IS so; No, do,
VI No., old style kip do. 81 30.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-30

cpecihi W tne 0bLette.
ST. LOUIS, April ?9.-Wheat 'ders were
scarce and trading was moderai Specula-
tors are afraid ofthe market, anvil not go
heavy either one way or the Der. Prices
pursued an Irregular course unit late, when
the feeling strengthened aud cied reac'
tion. The close was firm, withlst sales k@
4 lower than yesterdays close
Corn early in the forenoon eclined and
business was dull, though latehere was II
stifenipg up, and the close V firm {@9s
lower than yesterday.
Provisions were dun, and Il feeling easy
most of the session, with onl, small order
demand. Prices nominal.
Cattle were fairly active, al 6Gl0 higher.
Sales were at 50a65l.
William Roclshill of Coloro City had on
the market 1874 good Texas cped sheep OF
ninety pounds average. andbtainel 4 rs:
total expense 6s cents, all in ic car. This
beats the record.
PRODUCE.
WHEAr-l coz bid May; gTlsly.
CoRS--iOM May: 5lA June; 52July.
OATS--Nominai.
LIVE STOCK.
CATTLE-Receipts l,l00; sbiIents 1910;
heavy cattle weak; others IN; exports
0 2596 ~; good 70 choice shiplg 5 6oS6 20
common TO medium coos 50cofed Texans
s 25tD5 rs.
SHEEP-Receipts 10; shipmts none.
clipped wanted but none oflere inferior Ia
fair wooded, 3 1901 90; medium tgood 4 55d
81 30; choice 10 extra 6os6 co. Tes 1905 90
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TOTAL ssss /.
Total, same time last year,
PRODUCE.

FLoUR-Quiet and steady.
wHgAT-Arril 9lsz@s3N. closed ~; MAY
92GS3i<, closed %; June Vilscgvo%, n1seu w.
C3ns%Casii 81 jess, closed 50 1885,, April
hsS.eSs5il: May 5lH @5i's, closed 6JN9gy6.s;
june So a57s, closed 6GS+estays; IVY osaos1s
ssil, closed az; June s3}s@saIs, closed ssSs'
July 3lllep9i.
RYE-DulI nj 90.
BARLEy-Dull at 72g78.
ELAN SEED-Scarce at ] o.. ~
PoRK-C;ash II O0ai7 ~; May ~ 1907 ~,
closed 10 a5a5l6 gls June lsg@ll ~. eio ssni
II ltlSal7 Is; July II iOsE 32}s year ~ 'os
LnRp-Cash 81: Nav sa59s NJ closed
g S7iZrss 40. June 4ydst5, clio ed 31ts'@o w
Juiy $50, az, closed 5 b7i1@s " IA, an.
BULK HEATs-Shoulders91 y; shoft fip ~
c' sfanrrlr TX : c 2as2i dairy .as2'.
E0os--S Steady at IL.
WuIsKEy--S STEADY at IL.
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xan... n,,-

hkusn9 CITY.
special 10 the Gazette.
NANsAs CITY, Aptil es.--Provisons were
SLOW and 5ss,l lower al, around,
shoulders y lower.
Lard dun ats.
Pork slow at Is 20.
The receipts OF cattle were small and do.
msnd fair. Prices ruled strong with sales A.,
1 0015GD. ~
sheep are scarce and wanted.
Wheat and corn slow and lower.
=, WnkAT--No. cred loRI ne cash; / lo,,
s nsay; US June; 97@esl, closing nj a;s july.
seys%S,s, closing at pSss. No. rcd nominal.
june; 5014@ 5l% closing az MN Julv. .
ppxis -siss cash; Siys9si,l May; silS year.
BARLEY--6iGs,,
LEAPS iisS 50 askd.
EpuTIknc To- Ma2s; creamery $3.50.
ELAN SEED--l o.
BRAS---s0ass.
CoRN MEAL -2Sl.
FORK IL Ol,
r,h BULK Meats Long clear 5 SOFAS ~; short
nn zoos ~; short clear s 706S 80.
clear OK. -" ~ 80 e'o''
LARD s ~
10 RS NJ, Flour 5000, wheat loool, corn
~ S,liirMENrs-Flour 6,pto, wheat 1900, corn
fs'NVO, oats 1000, rye none, barley 2,,up.
LIVE STOCK.
hANsAs CRY, April 29.--The Live stock
Indicator reports:
i've steers OF l.23 TO l,i9l pounds average,
4Net ~ stockcrs and feeders, a 5oeDs %;
ana zoos sa RSsso ed I,ls5 Market weaker,
pounds average 5i5a5 co: mainly, 5 3S@5 Is.
SHEkr-kecelpts, gol. Market quiet;
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Furniture.

Furniture Beadstonds, imitation walnur
each W zoos y. all walnut, 81 60oi0 GO: Chairs,
scat, " O0op 00 cane seat, dining, sl2 oO@2O %,
Childs and rockers, o. 0o6Sl2 so; largo rookinsi
gnW@a0O 20, Damp and rockers, each. 81 ITO
Tables. round, % O0ets50 fsil ionf, "a bnD5 DO:
safes. cncli, % 1901 90, Bureans, sS 5000 90
Baby Carriages, u 60ep30
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-30

Red sheephead and trout, per pound, lzlic;
OYsTERs-BaifiInore Diamond brand: Dia-
monds. " 80 per dozen; Eelsct, 70 % dozen /;
Mstasorda, 90. per 100; Berwick Bay, d %
per 100.
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Yssdstuns.

Ton: bale I bay. 10 % 4 g. = oosS, 4csis
q per 100. Chops, 81 % pei D lbs Cotton
seed meal, si.0o = 100. hillet, per TOD, 10
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-30

. cSus;sssr!.. ! OFFICE OF
Asisss' 'fpnNcy-WashInnag.
~ undpey'., satisfactory
Ast ss Ts eiis!igned, ithas
eI,:Sai,fp Fort Worth IN
ps1siisaI.eeno o. Texas, has as
fised States ~ NE tne re-
s,as An ass scvfiu'Led
1soS',ssnice he i busil
;S0ur,rosise John jaw
sH Weo11,ciy, DO here
lat IwvSSlh Na,ioassl
Sssooa! ~, Texas, Is a a,,
ssII'.,;ossaa.ss b Sus sans;
q statutes 1 OF he
"a, , y s,Ss@ my hand
~, Y. Jay Ksa a,ois i.
.he carieSnnc,v.
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LIVE STOCK.

Receipts 1000 shipments npd s's shipping
packing 5 25G5 "a; packing nA1
CxrTIk-aseeipis 6.oo0 ship meats . 1s n NJ
porters 1890 ~: good 70 enos'ss .as 10.
snExP-Receipts, $500. shipment "a %
a asd' o choice CO; 70 extra q JsvS y
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-30
MONTY.

NEW YORK, April 29.--Money better de-
inand on call loans rose and closed at 2g2ls
prime mercantile paper 4@5ls:sterling ex-
cnange Ii B steady alta SIX; demand VI.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-30

cattle about Two dollars per head less than
tho above quotations. Il
and upward. delivered on fhe trAiLa, aud foy
such cattle as those reined In the counties
euibHccd In the folioW!4G territQryi X81e
drawn east and wcsf with WoQo. Ard G1l1 -
: line drawn north aud son(h With Baird -
south o. ksd Ravs.
burye. ts ssl s Y
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0rAn.

Iss e ss:s. :ss 81; -. 80 ssil.s. q
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anstxESrs.

'bSAI
ESss'Sj; Il: q I :sss;s;s,s,s.
Connect, ~ a.
IEp.-ohs.
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LOCAL MARKETS.
staple Dry Goods.

OFFICE or THE GAZETTE,
Fort WORTH, TEX, April =, lssLj
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Fulnres closed barely steady
Yesterday To-day.
New York.

Nsw YORK. April %. - COTTON - Spot
closed quiet; l.l6 OIL.
Sales. 2l0.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-30

NEW ORLEANS. April 49, COTTON =
Spot closed quet.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-30

'ls' Fl Sl ss,Iggw v
vi, ~ X y, q city. Par Par
nnn. wv East Third
E%lsHIiIiss5S'IS sT i5I Ora:
y.nvs en,s lots. Also
n. {{'0'sslrries. Ali WOLF
lHHccss, " a call or
=, = .e.IS SCALE
& Apply Al
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OPERrY FOR RFNr

s ~ hBAN REslDEN CE.
w w io IONS, tNo Wells and
4 s's 10 O land, a fine dairy
I. cue and q half miles
\, AK AZ every 0ety morning and
NY. ouIy J. 40 per year. APP
neni 70, Limited.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-30

s1 "a J, LEND RANCH:
hssa |; s,,I ! \ owners gen. gen.
ntsi. aa'e to s25Iooj, on
III NE ,, SIMPSON,
Ism street, Dallas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-30

Refrigerator and Butcher Live Weights.
Beeyes-Corn fed, per pound ,.,...........att5251c
Muttons--Fair. fat fnuttons. v n,......2 zn3hg
Choice, per pound..,....y...a exc
bogb-Per pound. WsHo
Stock hogs, per pound ........11<8e
Bulls and Htegs, for nnusas o nauufho-
tures Per pound <0E<e
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|l0sf,

|sI,SA ! sid ~, A BROAD
E,e;a' y \ latin inscription
/ ss,r ;s,ySdpy Worth lodge
oircsss ~ q on leaving
;,! s,oRREL HORSE.
suldIesr. e "a, hands A. high,
. IN Y PAID for It's re, Iun,
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liverpool.

For export and speculation, -.
Imports, 900, American 500.
Fin a res closed st4nly
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1stELlAsEous.

,, NJ SELL VI THE MOST
i amt daskell's Compen.
psses; Special induce
ts .iiItrs'Tle ans:. Address, G.
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Ei-DWILLISGS,

yE DEEDS With Sin.
zncvisdsmsnt GAZETTE
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'SHssiso .,sR Ar a. ].
~, nIos sS street, Fort
Srriiionnn d J, retail dealer In
I IVY, line pocket cut.
"a ". seins. nets, elc.
.goodsguaranteed
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-30

.S OF TRAVELLING
summer months will
~ house, six rooms, ON
nsltf 10 rent TO family
A'aaisss, with references.
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as purifiers OF the
blood, and when
Their unc, ions
nre interie'd with
thro' weakness,
they need toning
TIL oy become
healthmlly acuve
by tho use or Hos.
letters Stomach
Bitters, when fall.
Ing short of rerioi
from other sour
ces. This superb
stimulating tonic
also prevents and
nrrssts fever and
rgue, constlpa.
tion, liver com.
plant, dyspepsia,
rheumatism and
OF h OF ailments.
+ sale by all drug
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! zIJ6arE FOR Ags ,lalS
~ ~ M Marcos, san Angela,
s' n, S'j DALLAS telegraph
c,sS;or sas i santa 70 'e'e-
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arffER KN;I9w vs.oec Ms
q .,iiss SsSai y Platforms t iSs
:fs' l. s'GfrTiifncie, Of The park
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TELEGRAPHlC MARKETS.
Now York stock market.

New YORK, April ACHIEVEMENTS lower
for il%s.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-05-09
FROM WASHINGTON.
INDIAN TROUBLES.
Details of the Recent shooting ARRAY
in Arizona.
WASHINGTON, MAY s.

WASHINGTON, May s.
The commissioner of Indian affairs has
received a communication from Agent Rior-
dan at the Navajo, Arizona Indian agency,
dated April %, concerning the recent dis
turbance at Mitchell's store. Six Navalos,
four men and two women, went to Mitchelfs
to trade. One pointed gun at a white man,
which caused the whites present to grasp
their arms. The Indian was disarmed by
one of his companions, who showed that the
gun was not loaded The whites laid aside
their guns, but the Indian who had been
pointing the gun called out to an Indian out
side: "The Americans are going to kill me. :"
The Indian drew his revolver and advanced
towards the house, whereupon the whites
shot and killed the Indian who began the
difficulty. The Indian outside began firing
into the store, but was shot by Mitchelrs
son. Some Utes who were csmped near by.
then went o. er to Spencer's store and told
the two Americans who were there that some
Navajos had been killed. The Americans
started for Mitchelrs and the Utes gutted the
store in their absence. scout who was
sent there says the Navajos subsequently
stole % horses from Mitchell's, but promised
to return them.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-05-09
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
AUGUSTA WHOLESALE MARKET.

wednesday May o.
Below we give quotations corrected by W. q.
Fiheld Co, No. , Granite Block.
APPLkS-Green $s.sSaS.75, evsporated lsc.;
dried, Saloc.
BEANS-Pea. a.. .ssas.oo Yellow eyed ,ts. .isa$S.4o.
BEEE-Small, Ease; OK, saec; Chicago dressed,
sia2sc.
ROUND H0G-ssoc v n.
BEErS-lc per pound.
BUTrER-Solid. isd25c.; ball. 25c.; common,
lsae0c.
CABBAGES-Sc. per pound.
CHEESE-Factory and domestic. llai2c; new
49,
EGGS-l6c. per doz.
GRAIN-Corn, s3as5c. ;meal, sid73c.; bran, &l.s3.
per cwt.; cotton seed meal, 81 so per cwt.
HAY-New loose, ts ood$ll.oo pressed, $s.sod$s;
straw, &7.75o$s00.
HONEY-Box, 20c. per pound.
LARD-Domestic, ,i4dl5c. western, tierce l0ldloa
LAMB-qc.
MUTTON-Sc.
oNIONS-&Looa per bushel.
OATS-5oc.
P0TATOES-3Sa40c.
POULTRY-Spring. chickens, l5S20c.; fowls
i4al7c; turkeys, 20c.
SQUASHES-2a5c. per pound.
TURNIPS-lc per pound.
WOOL-2ia2sc. for washed and unwSshed.
WOOD-Dry hard, $575a$60o; green, $6per cord, |,
soft, &3.75a$4.0o
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-05-09
New York Produce Market.

NEW YORK, May T.
FLouR-Recepts. p, ,926 exports, 96el sales, is,-
600: No. 2, 35 o5; fancy white Western, extra,
@ so a 6 as; common TO good, 20 sb good to
choice, 3 90 a SC; City mill extra, rs a 75;
superfue,2 90 55; ST. Louis extra, 360ae7o;
winter wheat extra, 3 90 a6o5; Minnesota extra,
3 90 a 81 So.
wHEAr-Receipts, es.s75 exports, 2l965; sales,
z, 900; No. 3 red, i02l; No. 2red, IL; elevator
No. Red State, 81; No White state. l2i.
RYE-steady.
BARLEY-aasier.
CORN Receipts i3, $50 bushels; exports. 1867 |;
sales, $4,000; spot No 3, 5ol; No2 a.
OATs-Receipts, 81 ,i50; sales, $4,000; No B. 81;
do White. Al; No 2, IS a 39t; do White. ~ 42l.
No !, 39i; do white, AZ: Mixed Western. IS 40;
White do, ~ a 40; White State, "A 46l.
SUGAR-Cut loaf and crushed "a "a granulated,
:; white extra c, 5a5l; yellow, a5i; mould,
7l.I6.
PETRoLEUM-United, 96l bid.
TALLow-easier.
BEEr-quiet.
PoRK-M spot IL 90 II 90; clear back.
10 O0
LARD--at 10 a l2; refined, q5.
BUTTER-wesk.
CHEEsE-steady.
Freights-dull.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-05-09
THE WHEAT CROP.
The Outlook Favorable-A Comparison
With Last Years Crops.
CINCINNATI, Nav s

CINCINNATI, May s.
The Cincinnati Price Current publishes
very comprehensive statement of the condl'
ton of the crops, collected in special inves'
tigation. The condition of winter wheat Is
stated in Ohio as 81, Indiana 90, Illinois 20,
Missouri 100, Kansas los, Michigan w.
Kentucky %. Tennessee 100. West virginia
IS.
The average condition of the entire winter
crop is 90 against SIS year ago. The season
is backward. but the growth is now progress
ing favorably. The spring seeding is nearly
completed in Dakota and Northern Minnesota
under favorable conditions. and further south
has made promising start in growth The
area is somewhat increased. Reduced TO
bushels. the Price Current estimates the
winter crop at $4,000, 900 against 2s4 ooo,
600 last year, and the spring growth outlook
at l35, ,o0o, 600 against IL, 100000 last year.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-05-09
MAINE DISPATCHES.
MASONIC OFFICERS.
Closing Session of the Grand Lodge
List Of the Officers Elected.

PORTLAND, May 6.
The Grand Lodge met at 8 o'clock this
morning. A charter was granted to Ira
Berry Lodge at BluehilI and its dispensation
continuing until constituted; also for a new
lodge at Jonesport, name to be selected,
they having chosen the name Ionic already
taken.
Charters were refused for new lodges at
Steuben, Springvaie and South Thomaston.
The surrender of the charter of MEDIUM
cook Lodge at Friendship was accepted.
new copy of charter was granted to
Pownal Lodge at Stockton in place of one
destroyed by fire. The following officers
were elected:
of Portland.
District Deputy Grand Masters
Albert Lovejoy, End, of Houlton.
Wilford J. Fisher of Eastport.
Henry X. Taylor of Machias.
Benjamin Morrill, of Bluehll.
Charles X. Rand of Parkman.
Hiram Stevens of Carroll
John +. Woodcock of SearsmOnt.
Simon b. Littlefeld of Stockton.
william A. Barker of Rockland.
10 Charles w: Stetson of Damariscotta.
u Henry +. Blanchard of Augesta.
II Orestes E. Crowell of Oakland.
13 Sumner a. Patten of Skowhegan.
II Charles W. Arris of Bath,
Is Nathan U. Hinckley OF Phillips.
10 Waldo Pettengill of Rumford.
II George +. Reynolds of Portland.
Is Albert +. Richardson Of Fryeburg.
10 Winfield s. bennett of Saeo.
Grand Chapains-
Rev. Caleb Fuller of Haowen.
Rev. John Gibson Of Portland.
Rev. e. G. Vinal of kennebunk.
Rev Edwin +. Small of Saco.
Rev. Hiram A. Phbrook of Rockand.
Rev. T.. 5. Leffingwell of Bar Harbor.
Rev. l.. ii. Bean of SkOwhegan.
Rev. A. j. Peddleford of Calais.
Rev. Asher +. Palmer of Lamoine.
Grand Marshal-Horace II. Burbank OF Saco
Grand Senior Deacon-Joseph NJ. Haynes of Bath
Grand Junior Deacon-BeDj amin Moore of North
Anson.
Grand Stewards
Turner Buswell of Solon.
S. Clifford Belcher of Pennington.
j. Ferdinand King of South Paris.
Joseph D. Cobb of Union.
Grand sword Bearcr-George A. Wheeler of Cas-
| tine.
| Grand Standard Bearer-Alfred S. Kimball OF
| Norway.
Grand Pursuvants-
james Il. Feagle of Lubec.
Albro E. Chase OF Portland.
Grand Lecturer-Albert W. Larrabee of Auburn.
Grand Tyler--Earren G. Carney of Portland.
At noon the Grand Lodge finally closed.