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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-25
New York stock Market.

NEW YORK, April 2.- Governments weaker
Railways generally weak. Erie new
onds exceptionally strong, rising TO ~.
State securities quiet in stock marker.
Notwithstanding weakness throughout
Tho forenoon, flrmer tone In the evening
dimini,Led the general decline, and thonsn
twenty seven out ofseventy stocks we're ',au.
ed in during the day, closed lower thah 'isl
NIGHT. Declines are small In all cases except
Erie preferred, which showed a net oeeiine oi
rer cent. for the day. Plttsburs q for1
WAYNE /. Jersey Central ~, Oregon NaV'ga-
lion !. oregon ImI rovement ~ ana t'eau-
inc az. ON the other hand Union racine
western Union, Missouri Pacihc' Louis'iie
& Nashville and few others showen gains VI
y N q per cent. Reading was ralsd on re-
norts trat the March statement wouiu pc un'
f,voyable. Union Pacific sold tseiler ool at a
adherence Of l,.a2 per cent. below price IN
,hs regular way. The presidents OF the ERE
q Rochester and Plitsburg were not only uh.
ah,e 10 artee today in regard to any method
~ settling their competitive war on coai
,,,ces mn were also unable to agree upon
Man for submitting their difficulties to afo''
tration. s.,.,.y !, IL, no
transactions 5000.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-25
LOCAL MARKETS.
orr,cK or TIE GAzETrr,

Fonr Worm. TEX, April q, hsi.J
The anticipated advance ON dry goods ~
shown in the corrected quotations OF THIS Is
sue. Cotton goods, both heavy and light
weight, beached and brown. are q 14c up ana
very firm at the advances. All cotton goods
are held at about ~ or s per cent. adV~nce'
and when we take Into consideration the
fact that at this advance even, the hgufes arc
below the cost OF production. u VIII DC reani-
~ seen that bottom prices lave been reache'.
other lines are without material change, ana
the volume OF business Is fully mp 70 tue eA-
peciations OF dealers.
The country produce market IL much inc
same as shown In our lat report. Cabbage
are little OF, and butter and eggs snow
decline.
Corrected quotations on wool VIII
he found 10 thus issue
TO which we call the nttehuoi'
OF dealers. The unfavorable weather ioi
the past two W. eli s las retarded the progress
of shearers ana but little wool has found iis
way to market. A few clips have been so'd
at good stiii prices and a greater eiiori Is DC.
Ing made by dealers In this city TO control
the trade Of tributary couniios than at any
time since the first wool commission house
was opened. by reference TO the ad'efts-
ing columns OF tie Texas Wool Grower twill
he see |, that dealers In this city have 30 ar
ranged for the accommodation OF tho MADE
that growers can sell store or ship AZ theii
option, and II IL reasonable TO expect muei
larger business this season than The city has
yet known.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-25
TELEGRAPHlC MARKETS
st. Louis.

81. Louis
Special to the Gazette.
ST. LOUIS, April 2l.-WHEAr-The wheat
market was active when Chicago turned up
and commenced to advance, and the feelns
then became bullish and the demand keener.
Shorts bought freely, and some purchases
We're made on long account. twas d snort
scare--that II, shorts were scared. from Inc
top rates there Were some losses, and the
close was easy, with May Il better, closing ~
Os
In corn prices were stin and higher, but
trading was small, there being dearlh oil
orders. Last sales were u above yesterday s.
May closed at i-3l.
Provisions were firm. but extremely duii'
But few orders were In.
Pork was firm at II.
The receipts OF cattle were 1900. Bu'chtrs
steers were firm, hut shippers barely s'eSay
Sales were at 1895 70.
Sheep active.
PRODUCE.
FLorn-IInchaple red. -
| WmrAT-No,2 red 1917 cash; gfsdi W.
May; o5isSl vd,s June; sjss'Ss jury 'iAu'
Scons-ssx @5o cash; isH@igl May $4,000
'a u%is slsi Z. 'S Sasl; 81 May. sis June
PROVISIONS.
| WHIsKY-l ~.
| CohSmEAIs--2t0
PoRK-I.bbed lGJzaH. ,aozo an. shoy
BULK MEAT-i.onI clear gods ~; shoi
ribs 4pGs NJ snort clear oofs p. r,,s 10 l.
| BAcoN-Long clear VdYiV, thoit't'''
L.aD- ouiet@ssJ pine steam; 81 eho'c'
leaf.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-25
WACO.
The Federal Court--Local Items and
Personal Paragraphs.

special to the Gazette.
WACO, April 2i.--In the U. S. dis
trict conrt to-day Thos. Lock and j.
T. Mitchell, convicted Of passing
counterfeit money, were sentenced
each to one years imprisonment i'm
the Chester, Ill, penitentiary, and pay
fine of one dollar and costs each.
These are the young men who were
arrested in this county last December.
The case against Tom Williams, also
for counterfeiting, was dismissed by
the u. S. attorney.
Receiver w. p. Woodward of the
Texas & ST. Louis railroad, was
authorized to issue debeL.
lures and certificates to the
amount Of $40 500, to purchase
cars for said road and pay claim of
the Niles Tool company OF Niles, Mich.
The jurors were discharged and court
will adjourn tomorrow. Judge Nc
Cormick and Marshal Mckee will
leave for Dallas tomorrow evening.
Col. VIM. Preston Johnston. presi-
dent of Tulane university, New Or
leans, arrived at . o'clock this after
noon and was met at the depot by n
deputation of Waco gentlemen, who
were students in Westinghouse uni
verslty when he filed the chair of his
tory and literature In that institution.
Col. Johnston is son of Gen.
Albert Sydney Johnston of the Con-
federate army, who was killed at
Shiloh. He Is in Texas on
private business. Will remain in
Waco until tomorrow evening, when
he leaves for Fort Worth, where he
will stop over u day.
Gen. Ross was in town to-day. He
says he is busy with farm-work-not
intending fences" either-and does
not care to talk about politics.
Col. J. b. Van Dyne, superintend
ent of the Missouri Pacific railroad, Is
in town to-day and will remain uuti
to-marrOw.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-25

LUhBxn-Rough lunlbeT, boxing, ~ iuchee
and under, nYutclhss S21; stripping. KK3s S2li
boxing and flooring, clears, Va: thick cinark
~ and X en-; rough lumber, second class
SIS: ioiEt and scantling, calls, gi5.
second do. go third do, rs; popissM ySs ocH
DEEssxD LuxBEn-B oxing II inohss ana
under, e18 0O9s2S ". 10 MS, w yp@2e 70
scantling, Joist or any comfaop Lumber
S28 WON %; boxing over ~ inches, tpoQ4
81 W. thick clears, ~ To- 4 and 2, ~ wei "
second class. any kind. t2l 00&z3 %.
DHkssED AND nATcukD FLoozIE0-ftro1
olhAa, US; second class, Gal.
WffITEPiNE FUREIsHiHQ LUkBKH--lM, ~
ind Inch white pine. nv; inch do, w..
CEtLfNo--BxADED Oh PLAlE-Firat COM
Poplar, *. e2a V)E27 80; poplar. X, 9x2bO3k o.
i.aliys pine ", t22s0: do, v, vas,
PcpLAR LyShEA.--iH. ~, end . inch, ~
vi Observation-Disclosures pine A, g; do shaded 4.
band ban u; do No. ., siso 40 10. 3. 80 nauvs
saved heart, 9t.Hs saps, 40.
picKEra.--whits pine. ureessd ana hs9a44s
sgnare ~ nat.iE yellow pine do. 81 lAth'
.@.al' JEnExT,. ETc--IAms. Aastr, Y sl
Der bhl.: Portland ~ rs per hbl. rlases !,A!ie
nev York o. MishiEan. = = ~ bb'' Hassel
Bs,cs.-Tir>psoof y y psr y.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-25
New Orleans.


New ORLEANS. April q.-FiouR
Quiet bni s,eady; family ESQ 81; higher
grades 5Def5 Is
CoRS. Scarce ana in good demand; white
higher, 66d67.
OATs-Fitm aud unchanged: &c.
HAY-ln good demand and scarce; choice
- ,0eD3l 90; fancy ~ 0lat.j o.
pROV tsIngH.
Corn MEAL Quiet: S00@9 0i.
PORK Scarce and arm At ~.
LARD-Steady; fierce refined So: keg, 81.
BULK MEATs-Dul; shoulders packed, O 90
az 90: long clear and clear RIB D.
BACON scarce and wanted; shoulders *,
long clear and clear RIB 81.
HAms-Choicc sugar-cureu canvased steady
ut l3$.
WnisKy--stesdy and unchanged; Western
reciifled | 05d 10.
CoFFER--Dun and lower: Rio, cargoes Of
common to prime S7aeDll no.
SuGAR-Qultt hut Stea0y: common to good
common isSdi5S: fair to fully fnir 5ls@5A;
prime 5h;. yellow clarified o.sa63s; white
clarified 6lsd6sE; gran GLAZED 7.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY with good demands; cen.
trilugai l7@3O; fermenting 2o&35; teboi ed
2863f0
RIcE---Demand active; Louisiana ordinary
to prime, is4@5Js.
BRAN-Iower aud scarce: 0j.
CoTroH SEED OIi--Irude "a; summer yell
low 39@4,l1.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-25

BAR IRON. 81 70 Norway, So; No. n IL
sheet Iron, .zc. Nc ~ q sheet iron, &C.;
galvanized sheet iron, Idl0lIc.; No. y y soda.
l7c.. No. " do. lbc; 2tx25 room ny TN, sl4 ID
GpI6 80, Hy5D and lUxii pat. do, 81 1908 30.
tlnner's wire, 30 per cent, on: Linner's stock,
forty per cent Off; cook stoves, with ware.
$40 h0tg25 y, do, with trimmings, eH bDtG5JpO.
WOOD work. Wagon axies. SOC, 6ssI %:
tongues. iDcpSl "; lngletreos, 81 rs; holsters.
60c.; spohes SO 75cQl 10; felfoes, 81 BJet2 Is:
DOubletfoes, * 1904 90; neck yGkes, 81 oO6t
80; plow beams b,dt5c.. plow handles, q rs
@250; handles, tl 1902 so.
NAILS. ~ Us key, basis 1Od.--Bnrden horse
shoe, per keg, 70 ~; Perkins do, 80 10, Walk
er do, 81 80; Burden mule, % 81: Northwest
ern horse shoe nails, No. 4,5Oc.. No. 8, &c. No.
4; &c., No. ~, No. ., 22c, No. I, 2lc, No Y.
2ic. No. 7, 100, No. 4, 1Sc.
AxES-k. X. per dozen, 90 5000 co; Lakes
eDcCepe o.: Hackengack, " SCOT w; boys.
handled, N6Ja1sbo.
REFRldERAToRs.--,No ] Climax, si70D,
No. 2, DO, slS co; No. do, s2s No. do. rs:
MiscELLAN Eous-Tra chains, is Ter
pair, 4a7c; pillow siDgietrees, per doz., t225;
bells bells, 90 per cent Oh; doos locks, q 25asS %
wood screws, 80 and 10 per Gent. off; l. + cssl
door butts, " .and 10 per cent OF; cut and
timed tacks, ~ per cent. off; coffee mills 81
per cent. of: blind hinges, % and 10 per cent.
Off; carriage bolts, 6 aud 10 per cent. on ;
pillow bolts. IS per cent. Off; piece tin ware.
10 per cent. of; deep stamped ware, 90 per
cent. off; shallow stamped ware, 20 per cent
ont iapanned wnre, 10 per cent or
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-25
staple Drug.

Bark, Cinnamon, por mound, ises--c bark
Peruvian. per pound, 300; bnrax per 10.
peyas. per n, Seei; castor oh, y gal, ib5Gti %;
cinohunida, per ounce, 70tlsOc., castillo to4 y
(mottled), por N, 300; croain tartar, y, r., per
pound, i0dis; chalk. lr'np, per pound, gay
tspglish, per pound, ] i0sl "; chlorRl by
drais, 5bdDl Is; chloroforn, I'll 100; com
position powder. 26ip30; dovcrs powders, ~,
pound, 4 80; rum cs,inphor, N0t---; inorphit
per ounce, 70 25a3 rs: mncbipe oil, golden, =
@sO qnininc, T.. q W. per Oh, alel % ;
iG6si5 iodide, ] Is; chlorate. l3sh25 Alum &c;
spirits turpentine, boo. I.inseed oil, 6'Wi2o,:
FLOUR sulphur, 4@5c.; Essential oils, 81. Louis
Hist; strictly pure white lead, ~ inten'
medicines, rebate on list; P.D. iiuid extracts
V per cent. OF; Prescription walls, per case
DO and 10 per ct. oil; do, broken 30 per ct on
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-25

a man while grubbing last week
upon the Strickler farm, near Win
chester, Va, which is portion of the
battlefield of the 10Th of September,
1864, turned up a cartridge box, and
after digging he found the remains of
a federal soldier, who had been wrapped
in "a gum blanket and buried.
They were taken TO the National cen-
etery and reinforced. On the same
farm the remains of two federal soldiers
were found last spring and reinterred
in the same cemetery.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-25
1. O. G. Il.

There was large attendance last
evening at the meeting of the ]. .. q.
Il, There were three limitations and
three candidates for membership. An
election of officers was had, with the
following result: Worthy chief Tenn
plar, Mr.. j. w. Parsley; worthy vice
Templar, Miss Abbie Keasey; worthy
secretary, Prof. Gerard worthy treas
urer, Miss Alice Conner; worthy chap
lain, Mr.. Robinson worthy marshal,
Mr.. l.. g. Parsley, jr.; worthy inside
guard, Miss Sealey worthy outside
guard, Mr.. Clark.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-25

MHArs-eugar cured. hang, 1910: s.C.C.B,
Bacon, lsc; &c. bacon, lic.: Is. y. dry salt,
LkRp-Tieroes. lOizc. 40 and SON cans. lOs.c:
con caps, l0isc. iOn cans. IO2Sc; 6n.cans. lie;
CoSTEK.-Common 49,; ordinary, l2Hc.;
government Java. s0Nc.; Arbuckies' Ariooa,
i69l6kc. 1000
halfbbis.. l0l2c.; cut loaf. 100; granulnied
standard sNc.; Louisiana Eranpl,etee, s,sc q g;
standard A;s 2 eas s.; choice white ~ o BE-
FIsB-Haekerel. ION kits, No. ], sl.lb; No.
sio5 half sbis' no 1;9S ~ Ne; . s q g:
Dried behring's, rer box, zoe: Cod Nah; .e1c;
bags, =: lake. Ia dat hoop bbls. s2io;
p9Ss Asss fas Soops-prioes per dozen, Pine
apples, standard. sl.7s: Peaches. standard
lbs, sl.e5; 8 lbs. s2,25ssa,So; seoonds. ins'
siio: seconds. 2ne.. :: MS. 81 300 40: Green
corn, sl.IOt@i.es: Green pess, n.s5 Coos.
ss.Is, in xsisS ES.ssf 5 aS i s 81
sisssi7o Z Se' w. w. MseSsrsi. d.
sisSM.; sardlnes, American. 800 case e
SSi.1o: Eagle Condensed milk. es.eo; crown,
'' BAE RING PowDER.-siiver Loaf. ~ cans,
per doren. so /; Xie: do, 81 6o IN. do, q b;
o. s;GIsSDssIIs~starch, lhc. Soap. common
4L5c: German olive, SIC. Candles. full boxes,
| glneing, SOai 90 dozen. Coleman's mustard,
| n. sOcess.bO dozen. Maccaroni. imported, l5cn;
american, si.oo box. Buckets tive hoops
| S2iO DOZEN well buckets. $40 dozen. Brooms'
T.1S6a25doxen. Brilliant oil, bbls., Poe: Eu
| pion, do, are; do, Is cases, o. yo; Brilliant
| Is cases, s2 30; do, l-l2. cases. 81 70. =,
| a bbl.: sacks, o. loo a 100 w.. No. 1exa<
per lo6 lbs. 90, No 2e2 Is. No q 81 80. Corn meal
per bushsl. 65c Hominy, and grits, y Dbl
wheat, Tib, &c: Crackers: x soda. 6l1cc., XIX
| soda, q 3-llec; xxx soda, TO-. cream sc.i gan
/ ger snaps &c.: lemon creams, 30.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-25

A North Carolina man, whose house
was demolished by tornado the
other night, afterward found his watch
hanging on "A small limb of a tree that
had blown down in the yard, the
chain wrapped several times around
the limb. II was ticking away rs II
nothing had happened. Another man,
who always kept Il gun at the head OF
his bed, was found shot through the
body and the gun lying near him
empty.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-25

WaIegv.-Rectified 81 lOdal5o. ~ psr PROOF
sour mash, one year old, 81 o. Two years old
81 0ueo2 70: three years old u bcspls 70. f2noi
extrn old whiahy eleso
wrNusa--Clarct, case,E3 blasIOlo, IA perQnel
itN. Catawbo, per gallon, 1901 COY Port,el Ma
per GAL, u COOS 90; white wine, In oasas
u O0ssl0 OO.
CuAMpAorS-G. n. Munm a Co., Extrs
Dry $40 pOs,gs %; Heidpick, In baaket, fgT COZ
~ Ok Krup, In basket, e2S Gis5i o.; Domestic
ohan,pnene, 81 oO9ls %. Goo. 9onlet, sStrs
drv, hints, 81 90.
Ai.n-Stoch Ale, per doY., W QOds2 %; Porter
| per doa., O. 0od2 ~
NOTIFIED BEEa- Lemp's qunrts, s2 90, ~
| sl2 Slr Rudwciser quarts ala 90; pinia ~ %
ErlaNgsr beer, quaria, SIS 20; pink t.b "
Sohlnx Milwaukee,, qunru 81 Oh pinG VIZ "
| Anthony 4 Kuhn's, Gt's 2O0, plnts sl2 W
| H. Clausen q Sons hpmpagno bopr, quarts
si2 10. pinta sl25o; Falk'H.Milwsukoo, quartz
sIlb0.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-25
Wool, Hides, Etc.

y; Heavy fine, ~ months, DOTS: nncl, WOOL,
l2'ala; Light medium, lnoo1l. Low grade
medium itqlS, Mexican improved, liel0:
Mexican, l2e u,
hlDns-.No. heavy fint, airy Nn Ibisc.. NO.
z heavy hint dry, Nn lBci 1sNo. / llRnt hint,
sin i4lsc; No 2, light Hint Nin lSc: buile and
heavy, damaged, Flb ~ +; calf skins and bad
~ damaged, Vio A smlsc; green salted, A0und,
Nn So green saltod. grnbby. pb 10; butch
or green, "A N GlZc.
Fuils--Sltunh, I0612lc. rnccoou an<Eao0
2Odfs0c.
Hfina, n n 21a2s, antelope akinn. a IL lllas liz
goat skins, eaoh ioge.b sheep palia, according
Ia amount of wool. 2lepupi sheRrlinsa, 40.
oording 10 amount OF wool, l0sslbc, MeKicau
sheep polts, y N sGsl0c; Mexican ahecp peltu,
Improved, li0i2e; Mexican hhssp nherlings.
30.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-25
Country Prod zoe.

Potatoes-IrIsh, northern, y Dbl e2.l0@2 25
sack, tOe.-c.: sweet, per bmshei 81 Oog. on
~ 55 beans ii. r. med. bbis., 5Izc.; large
Inns. saeHc.; small butter. llfat5c, Pickles,
medium, per bbl., o 70: small, per bbiy $40;
1.naese. half cream, lal<c.; full cream, l7hc.
PEANUTS, t@icc. der. hsii-bbi.. ESQ. Cab.
bage, &c.
Young spring chickens, 50 75ls -; Turkeys,
~ g0esI5 %; Geese. u w 0S w; Ducks. " 700
83.
Eo0B--Per dozen, lie.
Trasn country butter, choice. 20: Creame'y
gss7Ilo: old butter. loSl214e.; oleomsrga'
rine, lsc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-25

Fortress Monroe, Va, is the largest
fort in the world, covering an area OF
seventy acres. 1t was built in lSl7,
and to the animated looks almost inn
pregnable. In shape the fort is an ir-
regular hexagon, two sides fronting
the water, while the other four COM
mand the land approaches.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-25

Su0AR-Qulet but steady demand, 3IB;
refined easier: extIat. $685., white extra
c, 5kmh5k6t@Gl4; STANDARD a. 65S -coniec'
TONERS A..GA cnt loaf and crushed, Ss@'@'
MoLAssEs- Steady.
E-Demand fair and market hfm
TALLow quiet but steady.
RoSIS-Flrin,
TnRPENTISE Stronger at 3l@Sllt. 49,
PoRK-Sronger: held higher old mess, 1875;
leaf steady and fair demand.
BEEF-.{uie' and unchanged.
LARD-suong steam spot sU.
LIVE STOCK.
BEEvKs-Reccipts 40, nearly, az eNpofta
ton: two car loads steers sold bt zocgi wv
dressed beef sold at 0OGlU< for gooI.
mand for all sorts. Market closed nrni AT
00apz 70 for unshorn sheep: COOS ~ ior uu-
shorn yearlings; b2i@js0 for clipped sheepi
80 25a0 SO Tor yearlings.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-25

The squatters are once more doing
business on the ocean beach and near
the terminus of the Park and Ocean
railroad, San Francisco. The refresh,
ment booths are small, compact and
clean, and the owners have "A respecta'
bic appearance.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-25
Chicago.

opecibi 10 tne dazette.
CHICAGO, April ei.-The bull move,,.n,
gained considerable impetus, and values in
grain especially here appreciated eops,d
erably. The wheat mark ct was active n, a.,
vances of over cents. Corn also exhibit oil a
great deal of life and prices cent per bn sbe,
higher. Provisions showed some life and n
HUE higher. Everybody is surprised to sec
prices going up, and all are saying they
won't last. Sober-ininded dealers predict tho
boom will be shortllved. They canuo, give
any cause for this sudden squirt and advance
May pork opened at 1878, went IN TO n 40
then fell TO 10 70, and then went up TO is %;
June II co. Lard little higher but dull.
Loose meats dull and unchanged. Nav
wheat closed at 0oN, May corn sS,s. The cat.
tie market was slow and prices OH about 10
cents; sales were at 5000 CO. Sheep steady
and unchanged.
PRODUCE.
ELouE-Dull and unchanged,
cay, WEEArcsales ranged. April 5000; closed
02h, closed a2If; July 9lls@g3gs, closed asss.
CoRN'-Cash blls: April tlIsg5sIs: NAV h2d
5S,4, closed So June 5yk@5j; July 55ssSssSs
August 10 ~ over July.
OArs--Cash or April S2ls; Nav s.se0soiz
June 3s; July S2lls@33ik
PROVISIONS.
PonK-Cash l6siiS@l7 90: May Ia 7sa,, 90
closed 10 5, l.29l6 ~: June 10 g l.2Gi7 IL 10
closed Il ~ ls@lI o5; July ls OF l.aai7 -
closed IL IL l-2dl7 Is.
LARD-Cash s S59lS S7lf; May S 50 l.2@s 70 ~
june iO@S 5ll.2; July 506SGl l-s.
BULK MEATs-Shoulders 20; short rll
$ 81 - short clear 90.
LIVE STOCK.
Hoss-Receipts AS 0; rough packing $50
-; acking and shipping 1906 Is; ligh
5 2j@5sp.
UArrLE-Receipts 1900; exporters 6 2oas O.
good 10 choice shipping S0d6 10: common
600.
SnErp-Receipts, 1900: inferior to fai
o0SSO0 medium to good CO.'S choice I,
eNtra5 G096 %.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-25
THE GAzETTE: FORT WORTH TEXAS FRIDAY ApR1r .
1--WE srocx.

Ga cAsT,T u =, 25o, Exports sae ss
ooo15 co. corn fed Texas 3 2jsn5 Isl 'u'u'A
Hoes-keccipts 600. Light soac5 "a. nacr.
ing SOC q; heavy 7Ota6 10. w. p''"'
osSilEfr-Recsipts ioi. Inferior 10 fair
e,saio medium TO good asa 5 %: choice
10 fancy $500 90; Texas $50. = N''''e
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-25

Furniture -Beadsteads, Imitation wnino,
wood seat, u dog, % 1907 %; cane and rata
sent, ss Ooat5 10; cane seat, dining, si2 0Oe,2D
Childs and rockers, "a 009si2 ~. large rockini
~ Mirrors, arch tops, q doz, % e0e9l2 81
rabies. round, g2OOesS60; ISL leaf, O. J0l5 y
safep. each, o. 25GT W: Bureaus, e8 E06tal o.
wash stands. ii 2ias5 80; bed spriDgs.v2 1907 q
Bsby Carriages, 70 6cGD
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-25
New York.

NEW YORK, April2i -FLouR-Flrm.
WHEAT-Spot grades OK higher; options
advanced % to 3: carly months sold az - To /
excitement and activity, closing ilrm; un-
graded red SOL J6; No. red Ooss@l OS4
CoRS-Spot lots Eto y higher options !
h 'gher and strong; ungnded oS9OIh; No. q,
PRoNIsIUNr
CoFFEE-Fair: Rio dill, l0Nal0l; options
SHADE higher, but quiet closing barely
stendy, partly owing 10 more liberal offer
lngs and partly to tue depressed narket In
liavrc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-25
Offered. Al

'Eastefn Texas and Southern Texas stock
cattle about two dollars per head les, than
the above quotations.
The above prices are for horde OF 1000 head
and upward. delivered on tho trails, and for
such cattle ny those raised In the counties
embraced In the following territory. West
drawn east and west with Waco, and enst OF
n line drawn north and south With Baird and
south oil Red Rive.
burrs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-25

Special 20 the Gazette.


Kansas CITY, April 2i--There is no change
TO note whatever. Provisions dull and prices
weak and Irregular. Pork may be excepted
and called steady at 10 81.
Caite-Receipts, light; market dull and 10
cents lower.
Shetp-Steady and scarce.
Whmt-Dull and lower.
Corr-Slow.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-25

Refrigerator and Butcher 1.-Two Weights.
BeeSes-Sorn iod, per ponnd'.,,......-..ts@sysc
Muttons-Eair, fat muttons, q b,.....2a GS,lc
Choice, per ponnd.........S .6esl<o
ftugb--ln puuhu.,.s..s. dsiAo
Stock hogs, Ner pound ,........SJx4I
Bulls and Slags, for Hausag o innnufnc-
ture, per pound; x.:.......,. l7{12l<o
Grass cattle suitable for boof-nona in mar
kpt,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-25
;r,,ss seed. a per bushol. Aullct seed, 7SC.
Grain,


wheat, choics goceasl, medium, s0G9D
inferior 0Da65c; oata. S01s2sec; barley, 800
35e; corn. 5lSssOc: rye. iosc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-25

Red sheephead and trout, per pound, l2Hc.
OYsTERs--Baitimore Diamond brand: Dia-
monds. 81 so per dozen; Select, 20 90 dozen ;
Matagorda. 9Oc. per LOO: Berwick Bay, 81 70
per LOO.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-25

FuI,res opened quiet, ruled quiet anu
ciosedduli, showing a decline Of from 10
polntson yesterdays prices
Salet G9,90u.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-25

CA1TbE-Rocelpts l,75O native shipping
sieersl,liT /, las pounds average, 1906 05
butchers steers 100 to l ,Oi0 POUNDS average
1 S0H5 Is; cows O0di -.
HOGS Receipts $500: heavy 1905 So; mixed
) 50d6b1: light 25a5 ~.
suEfP- Receipts III; steady aud uncbang-
ed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-25

NEW ORLEANS. April a. COTTON -
Spots losed quiet but steady.
SaieS 90.
nnntttiouS uuChanufd
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-25

.nrt,aIs -Money 292Ie closed
NEW YORK, npa mercaniile paper 4@5,,s;
e e,nriine exchange B b fifm At is'74' ssh'
A gQik
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-25
Anan,upIuon,
building Material

Powder slas,lns, Y kegI Y 90; Hins. ? y 2.
aaDt-l2i6 ' sack: Buck shot. t28.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-25

New York.

Nav YORK, April 81, COTTON - Spot
closed quiet.
5ale,, 100. y
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-25

wmAT--S2A bid cash or May; Sii4 bid Jun,
No. 2, soft, g9lS.
CoiS-ii cash: Il May: Az bid July.
oAs-S2 bid csh; SO May.