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Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-07-27
Dx " 8 McRURNIE.

= DIR W >. MLI1V IN-~Tr@,
Formerly physician and surgeon 20 the I.ouis
vile City aud Marina hespiial, end iata health
10 10 Main Street, opposite the postoficll
Special attention paid to gynecology and elec
tro-vapOr, electro-sponge and galvanic baiha
Office hours 10 10 4. ". and 10 p NJ. and 81
night i6-u
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-07-27

IAkhIS 4 HAIRS 4 tIREbACaH
Attorneys at Law, Commercial block, "ich
iti Kansas
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-07-27

f. Il RENTZ,
Physician and Surgeon Office over Fuller
Som grocery
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-07-27


Tenders her professional services to the citizeni
Of Wichita Electro-vapor baths specially
Office on Main street, second door from south
west corner of First street, upstairs. at-3in'
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-07-27

W. +. WALKER,
Attorney at Law. Office over Kansas Ma
tioDAi hank
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-14

SUoAR -Dull and unchanged
MoLAsSEs quiet but slehuy'
TAIIow-- Oi,let and weak.
RosfS Firm ri l7Ig@l 5}is.
TuEpENTtNE--iiuli at ijl9c ~
PoRK- Quiei and steady; held,
CuT MEA1s-Dull and nominHl
LARD strong; prime steam 'o>'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-14
Sow York Stood, Mnrl,et.

NEW loRK, March H.. - Governments
steady.
Railways firm.
state sccurltesquiei.
Stock market exhibited some symptoms of
improvement this forenoon, though not of
sufficiently decided character TO cause much
advance in prices. After 1880 p. m. the mar.
ket came nearly 10 n standstill, both in re-
gard TO volume and movement n prices. The
market In the last hour was more active, and
n lower decline, being Jel per cent on the
active list, with per crnt on oregon Nav!-
CATION to SilE, aud Ia on Spring Mountain
Coal TO 1891 New York Central declined dur
Ing the last half hour per cent to lle, and
the market closet weak. The result of the
days trading was out of thirty OF the most
active stocks, seventeen closed lower than
last night aud thirteen higher he advances
Were all less than per cent; New York Con-
tral "a per cent, ana oregon Navigation 3
percent. declined. a semi-anuusl dividend
OF ~ per cont. was declared ON the stock OF
the Dubuque y Sioux railway, payable April
10Th, the books ( D be closed fsom March 3lst
until April l7th.
In the Stock Exchange the seat OF Geo. IL.
Tolman has been transferred to f. X. Bowen
that of. Morris to ]. S. Brenhen, and that o
j. W. HotchlSss TO +. N. Iarcher The price
in each case is understood to be $1,000
one oil the Canadian banks to-day sold
l2j0c0 pounds short sight at IsgdI. S0l1 made
against operations connected with the Can
adlan Pacific railroad.
Transactions sl0l,OO.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-14

CorrEr-Spot FIR. Bio dull;opiions . To- 10
points lower ana active; Rio NO Aio' w.
Sales AZ % bugs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-14
LOCAL MARKETS.
GAzrrrs ogr,cF, Fc,r wonnI, TEXAS

GAZETTE OFrIrF, FcKr WORTH, ThNA7'
March 10, 1854 J
This mornings report shows no NAV e.'"'
change in the copdition Of the local fhai"es
Dry goods are quoted without chaise'lno"sh
high grades OF sta datd cotton goouS are
firm. Willie lower grades and on b'ah1s arc
little easier Yesterdays bnsih - hlliohp
inbbcrs was emineutly satisfactory and iehdS
addition Il support to oar theory OF heavier
dry goods trade for the current season Una"
the city has ever known.
The grocery market continues lule', WIN
ouotatioas same rs yesterday. Sales Vi pio-
duce continue good. With but rev ehhhges ~
quotations Fresh country butter Is ID nc'
manl at DC for best grades, aud 'ocal DC" tprS
find II dIaicult TO supply The hoine 'nnIH-,.
Ten cent was the best offer made Sesleiu"N
for eggs In round IN ;, as she market - wen
stocked and the demand light,
same good sales OF agricultural lmple-
ments were made yesterday by leaa'Ds nc =
ers and n few issues iaiera more eA'enuea
notice will be given az this branch OF iraue'
TRADE NOTES.
rha total number of failures In tue tniieu
| p,p,dom and Ireland reported 10 kemp
Mercantile Gazette, London, Tor 'ne "een
on ding February 10 was no against -'' auu
2,l respectively IN the correspondents "fene
| i'm 1883 and 1881. England and wares hau -
2S2 ana a32 in the Ike weeks In me preoeuihs
wears. Scotland had ~ against -thhu ~ "h"
! Ireland 10 against o land y. -,
Tho gan Francisco Commsrclal heihiu
notes tint whereas, the impoI'"t'"ns VI
sugar from the Hawaiian Islands hsFe n'i
| ,ofora ,one entirely 10 the spreihlcs re-
| duery. that the crop OF 1881, now pelns mar
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-14

.,uxpEa-- Rough lumber, boxing, ~ lnchoi
and under, nrntclsss, s2li stripping. Hx5, w.
hog ing ana flooring. clears, sS5 thick ciehib
~ and ~, 81; rough lumber. second CLASH
SD; iolsl and scantling, crlls, SD.
necond do. $50: thifddo. t2j; poplar. W. we
n b0 NJ tive pine 70 sxs %; do y, e2O; nsuv'
pf.rssrn Lunnx.- Foxipg i2ipchss ane
under, So o0st2s 20. do ifxi, sh Opse@s ~
scanfling, ioist CT any common lninbhl
go Dld.3 lt boxing over " ipents fysvss3
S2 90. thick clears, ~ 10 Lnnd 2, ~ nJ5N t1
senond class any ifinu. e., 0o&H 81.
Dnns3ED AND MATCHED FLookfHG--Fifh
olass 81: second class, S2i.
WHITE PfisE fuhHfsHIHG l,uhHkE--ifs, ~
and inch white pine, $40 inch DO; <c'.
CEiiJse--BEApEp on P,AIsssse az ~ eo ~
mon white pine. y; n do S y 81 ms ~; Va "a
poplar, X, go 00et21,: poplar *, taz.1DesSS w
( naiive pine, y, t2?.5l: do, y, t2b. "a.
! POPLAR l.UNBEn.-~iS., ~, ana y incn' 'e'
W sn ,ii White pire A, -; DO shaded 4
"a rs. do extra No. !, s3.ho cypress. p<sl ~
hrarld SIS: do No. z, " so. do Nod, WV. nflis
/ saved heart. ef.5g sapa, ft2,
pos I'm. --.Whiio pine dressed auo nchas..s
square ~ iist,if yellow pine 90 w ia''
"LyIx' 1,EMEHr, Erc.--I.ilne, Austin, y,
per ibl. Cement. Louisville or foaenhis. ~ .
ppr Dbl; POI. and. ~ PCT Dbl; t,lhsIsr rS''
New York ~ Michigan. - per mi.
BRIcg.--.rire-propf Gbpper d.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-14

brad curb bits, $40 10: X do. fancy 'front.' do.
slag; Y III. long rein do, siS tp; u Ia, doub.
and stitched 'front.' do. extra curb ", SIC 10
FiLliN0S ~ In. short rein. bis or fair,
~ SO x do, h,s or good, 81 ~
SADDltS.- No. stock Cheyenne. LLAMA
p pocse,' 49, >No"'nsr ~ ui"", ,ess ,ns
tree, syS,- >o.2 loose rivit 4 do, 81; No. 4
Colorado, genuine short Fricsekc tree. sss; No
y, tied, coarse, Sl2; No. ~ do, sui Tee, slb
No w. stitched, null rig, rose tru 80 So; No,
~, tackled, do. do, 81; three Quarter and hall
rigs, mems, f5sls; do, boNs' SECS
HARM hsSS, WAGON ~. ~ ana Ia inch
long tue, complete (coilar brides. lines,
e;c.l, 9li?2n2b; ~ Inch, ma.hinO. shori
tug, con'ris'e BIG 90; ~ inch, hand, nat
stock, hort tug, compiled, sl7; ~ inch Hat
tug, complete, sl3 90.
SPuRs.--Eureaa No. 8, chased. per dozen,
q %; lndianola, blued, per dozen, s, SO;
Me Ntcan, two TO threc-inch lowcls, So a5eoi75
chi. Sly lie, kip leggin leather. IS so; No, do,
" No. 2. old style kip do. 81 70.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-14

MzArs--sugar cured hams, 1870; s.C.C.B,
Bacon, 1870; SC. bacon, lll6c.; Long clear bR
con, II: 3. q. dry salt, l0<
2OS cans, &C.: lOn cans, lOssc' h'o cans. Os4c;
yosFEE AND TEA.-coFFEp-oommon
ii{o; fancy, l5c; Old government Java, SOal
Arbuokles' Ariosa, lslS@lS24o.
TEA--lmperial, io@t6; gunpowder, 5000
suehn-Fine powdered, bblq., lOsfc.; do,
haltbbls., lO2ic.; cut Loaf, lOsGc.; grtinulated
standard shc&.; Louisiana granplated, Geo;
standard A, Ss@Slsc,; choice white, SlSG)Sso
yellow clarified, Sebi@c,; open kettle.
RICE-l Louisiana, 5kSGSTc.
FISH MacRerei. lOb kits, No. /, sl,l5: No.
2, sl;O5; half bblss.,, No l. Gog, No. 2, 1890;
Whlte ,hl NO l. nv In no!s ~ aS No Ns = 80
sAl.T-Coarse, In bags. Sl.256Dl.i0, nns b.
bags, -; lake. In fiat hoop bbia,, s2.l0
CANNED GooDs.-Prices per dozen: Pine
apples, standard, sl.75; Peaches, standard, q
lbs, sl.G5; his. s3,2sesb0; seconds 2 hs
sli6 MS. e. lS; ron'etosss, STANDARD hs
corn, sl.lOGl,ti; Green peas, sl.S5; Goose
berries, sl.S56l.i9; Raspberrles, 81 50%i 9
oy sters, full weight d., sl.l5; D., s2l0; light
si'5ssSi 70. z n. s-- -. ": MaoRerei. h..
J Si35a---; sardines. American, $500 case
| imported, sl2.5O@li 10 case: Strawberriea,2 b.
! $40; Eagle Condensed milk. $3.50; crown
! s6'25 Swiss, $3.50.
4 BAKING PownER.--Silver Loaf An cans
per dozen, Soc; I'm; DO, VI o.; In. dor :. 5O
Sfb. do, 81, 5ib. do, sl2.
suApRiEs-Starch, pSc. Soap. common
iJSc: German olive, $40. Candles, fuil boxe.
lbHc; halves, ltc; quarters, i6c. INDIGO. s'c :
Blueing S06ll.0 dozen. Colcnian's mnht2rc
q. iO@s5. So dozen. Macosroni, imported, l5cb
American, sl.0o box. Buckets, two hoop
eaIO dozen: well brnketa. sf.2f devon. Bronmi
A 7SaS, s5doyen. Brilliant oil, bbls., Zoe; Eu
pion, do q G; do, IS cases, 50 30; Brilliant
70 cases, 81 30: dO ILL cases, 81 20.
w.. p4Hnnl
E, DBL; sacks, 81 ooS1 \ 100 u.s.: No. Toxa
per 100 lbs 50, No 2s2 IS, No 50 %. Corn mos
per bushel, 6lc; Romlny and ,grits, y bill
s. OO; Oatmeal, = hall bhl,, q %; GraoHe
wheat, pm, &c; Crackers: X soda, 6lzGc., }
soda, q i6,c.; KIN coda, Tc.; cream De-; g.ll
ger snaps o.; lemon creams, o.,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-14

SpaROw-S,@O TO Sl.COo.
\. l'l' alslc, Address 4 P.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-14
Rtnple Drug.

nary Cinnamon, per pound, lslt--c; bark,
pasnvian per pound, 31H--; bornx per 10.
,eais. bi-carbohate OF soda per y, i&4i<: TOP.
reras, per n, 2es4: castor oil, v GAL. ooeal o..
ifnottleiil. per b. heps cream tartar, q. r., PEI
oo,ind. fDdl.; chalk. lump, per pound, 70.
rsinipsl, p. 4 W. per pound, lOgsv; eAlon' !,
Lneiisl,. per pound 1901 ~ choral n.y.
d,ate. JONl f5 ohloroiornl, II Gael ~, com
nosition powder. S1q.iD,.. dpyers powders, ~
EPSON salts, per pound, S@j: gum opium, Ter
nn,,nd 80. gum cainp hor, T1--- moTphipe
nsr ounce, III 25a; machine oil, golden, s5ftfl
ouiuine, n. A ", per OK. ! a)N--7; quinine
Gernsn. per ~. 1A1i -; potash, bromide
sl6Di0 iodids, q; chiorate, 216ei5.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-14

sKIRTING.-No.i California sk!rtIng, PEI
roll, 4ic; No. / California sldrtlng, per side.
9sc.; No. fair hemlock, clean, good stock.
iOc.; No 2 fair henloclf, no oil. So; No.
oiled hcnlork, cieau nesli, sItsc; No. OILED
hemipck, S5e.
HAnNESs LEATHER. No. Onto. medis
nm ana heavy weight, 37c.; No. u Ohio NE
dlnin and light. Sse.; 30. hcmiock, Hci no
g hemlock, Dc.
BLIND nRi DLEs.---fso. 4, x com, seHed
n. iper doze,i, s. 50; No. 10, Z bike. Ia; pigeon
wing pss Chi s * y Soi s 4 90 s'l Yam
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-14

\ s,l ny, ssDior 5000 To IN.
1, ,elih nal estate, now pay
[,s sssL ana improving every
~ i,o NJ, W, h, Aldridgt,
,'nl' ~ Jones Street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-14
TELEGRApHIC MARKETS.


FltIDAff.
FLuUH-Unchauged NO..
WHEAT No. 2 rcd, | Mls bid, cash; 09,5
April; lOl6 May; oA.gl COS Tune; VlA
july: 0,9S year.
ConN-lash IssI@i gE; not. April u May
5,l6 June. 53l5d 5Ss July.
OArs-3l7 $685. cash. $3.50, May.
PROVISIONS.
WHisRY-l 10
CORN MEAI,-2 70.
PoRK-Hard side II Gllf standard Is
BULK MEATs-Long clear lb, short clear
q 25Ga3I.
BAcoN.--Long clear 05s; short rib TO- short
clear 10 l5dlO2l
LARp--Eomlnal.
LIVE srCCE. -
CATrLE Receipt 9, GeNpori ciS steers q Ne,
OF; good TO choice 3 S0M 10 common 10
Medium > O0Gb7 20; stocRers and feeders 'Oe
y: corn.fed Texans 500@0 co.
HoGs-Boceipts $50 light 10 GbVf pack
ing i0G 40: heavy o s az ~.
SHEEr--Re ceipts :, 1000; common to lairS ~
/ @S75; medium to good 0l@52j choice u
fancy loo q 90 Texans 3tOq5W.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-14

wuIsIcy--Ecotined 81 l0el50, as por proc
sopr merh, ono year old, q CD Two years old
90 c6ts2 IS: three years old 81 59@775; ftpn!
extra old whisky AfD5, ,,1,,ouo
aI snsrrvD nor gal, 81 2)@3 %; Nsdeirs
p ps' GAL, 81 COOS ot White wine In cases
IA OJ1si0 %. ~. p,,,,
~, On naSil9 10. Ueidsiok, In bask OF, w V1q
Do Ri. Krur. In basket, s2s 0oes5O ~; pomest,
cbapnpeene, 81 009ii 10. GEO. Uouiet. eStif
dry PFm nsasE &ie, per doI, So OoS2 as Porter
pJ se n sEEn--st Louis quarts, sl2 Oo;p
az so, Budweiser quarts yl2 ~ plnh Ns ~
.chlitz Mliwaukee, quarts ql2 70; pints s,s "
anthopy 4 Kuhn's, qts sl2 co. pints W o1
a Clansen a Sons che ,ppagne beer, quarts
si2 %, pinu siz5o: Falhs, Milwaukee, quafW'
eif5D.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-14
LAW CARDS.

uyDE JENNINGS. LAWYER, OFFICE
III over banking house OF Iidoall, van
Zandt d Co, Fort Worth, Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-14
XnnI. Hiilrn. Etc.

WooL--medlum, according 10 grade, qualii,'
and condition, M to acj gne according Il
grade, quality and conJition,lS 10 2o coarse
according TO grade q 4uity and condition, u
TO lPr; Mexican llnrrov d according 10 grade
qualify and condition. l8to Is. NoNic9n, sc-
eordlng to grade, quality and condition. "
to IA: bury. less, according TO amount OF
burrs, =,
HiDI.s-,No. l,heavy flini, dry Fn liHc.; NO.
o heavy agnt try, "a n l2ci6 No. l. lightfiin
Sab lgISc No. 9, llght 1int. tlb lOlSc; bulls and
heavy, dan aged, q n 9lsc: calf skinsaud bad
iy damaged, q ~ 4sbc; green sailed, SOUND
4 % 10; green salted, grubby, y ID &c; butchers
Fuis-Sknnk, Io@2Oc; raccoon. 2o@.Oe
cayotes, sO@eoc; mountain wolf' 'ocs'i' ioS'
TEGrRIEs Nominal, season over. Deer
skins, \ 10 20a25; antelope skins, 2 70 l0N@ II
eoat skins enoh lGds2b: sheep pelts, according
10 amount Of wool, 2OoaDup; shearlings, nc
cording 10 amount OF wool, lUapibc; Mexican
sheep rolts, = D Saiec; Mosienn sheep pets
SO,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-14


NEW ORLEANS, March l3.-FLoUR-Quiot;
high grades easier, 5 62lS66 OO.
CokN MEAL--Dull and lower al 3D.
PRODUCE.
oArs-In good demand; scarce and higher
at iB@i6lS.
HAY-Luwerand very scarce: prime 20 10.
PoRK---Quiet and firm AT loA, .
LARD--SIeady; tierc- refined w.; reg "
BULK MEATs-Quiet; shoulders packed hrm
AT TO-
BACON quiet but steady; shoulders nomi-
nal, $; long clear and clear rib lOA GlO9s
HAMs-Choire sugur-cured canVasseu quiet
but firm NJ ll9lSA.
/ WHISKY steady and unchanged
CoFFEE-Quet but steady; RIO, cargoes OF
common To prime, llGl3A. j..
SuGAR-null and unchanged; common 70
good common 1903 falrt fully lair o5sG9S5A;
primeto choice hsSG5ss; yellow ciannou
GN6Gk: white ClGriiicd1.
Moi ASSES SteaQy with good demand; cen,
trifugal 1850: iermentlng @@SO' repoiled
25@3iD.
REG Quiet but steady; Louisiana ordl'
nary To prime, iAM1M.
BRAN-Firmer AT 10. r--,,.
COTTON SEED O1L-Prlmc cruue o'@ ~
summer yellow i2&@l1.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-14
Country Produco.

Fotatoas-Irish, northern, e Dbl 81 1902 .
ack, S56D-c.; sweet, per bushel 0oSlSc on
AZ 90. Beans, II. II, med, bbls.. Sc: large
lima, oa6lSc.; small butter, I5s@5c. Pickles,
medium, per hbl., S. o.; small, per Dbl, $40
hnIf bbi,, med. "a 60; half Dbl, small, IS ~.
PIGS feet hi g. 81 % quarter bbl., 81 90; half
bill, So G06b 80. Cheese, half cream, l2lfc.;
full cream, i7c. Kraut, per bbl., Sl2OV@i22,,
half bbi., 70 80. Peanuts, S1z927c. cider, half
bhi., IS 90 Cabbage, &c.
PouIIrRY-- Hens, 81 % per dossi Turkeys,
81 5000 90: Geese, q 80 @6Oo; Ducks 81 100
%.
E,Ges--par dozen. l0cD
Fresh country butter, cboice,%. Creame
35c.: CID butter, lO@l2Ac,; oleomafgaipe' he
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-14

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. imitation walnut
wood seat. n doH, ss 1897 %: cane and rattar
seat, o. rcGs O0 cane seat, dining, sl2 p0ee20 10
Chnds and rockers, 81 poa,s 5n, large rocking
50; Mirrors, arch tops, u doE, 81 sOali2 50
Tables, round, s2o0dShn, hll Leaf, 81 SO,e5 30
Safes each. s. 1901 10; nureaus, ss 6otss0 ~
wash stands, 81 Sd, "; bed springs, % 1891 50
Baby Carriages, 50 5o,d?0
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-14

BARIRoN, 50 IS Norway, So; No. n b
sheet iron, SIC; Nc = q sect IRON, 6.1c.;
galvanized sheet lroE, a9l0lSc.: No. y y soda
iTc., No ! q do, lbc.. 2JX2a roofing Tin tli b0
mibi0: 1880 and lOxli pat do, G.f6ee.6 %;
Timers wire. 20 per cent, on, tinnor's stock
forty per cent. of; cook stoves, with ware
SD ina % 20; do with trimmings, gi 5ld5DlQ
WOOD WORK. Wagon axles. #ic,'atl %
tongues p0co1Sl 90; fipgletroeE, VI 10 bolslefsI
SOC. spnkes 20 TbGei 90: Eel loes. III AM2 -
Doublelrees, 50 POTION; neck yokes, S9nDG
81: plow beams, 1bM6ici plow hhndies u 20
$3.50; handles, si7542 80.
NAILS. 50 IS key, basis lOd.--Bniden morse
shoe, per keg, - 81: felKins 90. " 70, WIKI
er do, e5 SO; Burden mule, ~ ~: Norlhwsti
ern horse shoe nails. No. I, 50c., No; 3, gc' 30
8 Sc, No. s, 25c, No. 0, 60 no. Z, &c, no. y
igc., Ausabe do. No. 1, 45c,, No. o, &c, No. g.
ole, No. Z, Ice, No. 4, lsc.
%xEa-K X, per dozen, 50 b0@l0tO: Lakes
50 fOag5l; Haosensack. 30 50G7 %; boys
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ! Climax, sl7eo
No. 2, do. ass 50; Np. 7 do" s25; No. do 20
no @;q I az E'L,LANEous--Trace chains, az Ier
pair. ssTc.: pillow singletrees, per don, sz3
ninw doubieirees, per dozen, 50 ~: stock
bells. 10 nor cent OH; door locks, 81 1909 q,
wood screws, so and 10 per cent. on: LIP cast
door butts, AZ .nDd 10 per cent. on; cut and
Timed lacks, ~ per cent. on; coffee NIL q, ~
pey cent on; blind hinges, yand 10 per cent,
ar: carriage bolts, % ard 10 per cent. on
plow bolts, IS Per cent. OFF; piece thu ware,
III per cent. on; deep stamped ware. w per
cent OF, shallow Stamped ware 30 per cent
or; iapanned ware. 10 per cent on.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-14

DhFlrs HOTEL, benson, Texas, located
IL In central portion Of the city. tirst.class
Recommendations. PopularTascct ofcommet-
csl travellers
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-14

sEastcrn Texas and southern Texas STOCK
cattle about two dollars per head less thnn
the above quotations.
Tho above prices are for herds OF 100 head
aud upward, delivered on tho Trails, and FOR
such cattle ns those raised IN me counties
emhrnctd In the following territory: West
OF theTsx entrVJ Railway north OF n line
drawn east and vast with Waco, ard Gust nl
! a line drawn north and south VIII Shird ana
! south OF Red River.
I Stnclls OF cattle located III Western and
/ Northwestern Texas nom S32 dOGn@ per head
/ each counted Difference IN price owing 10
! location and tenure OF the range and breed oil
! cattle,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-14

HAY New country loose rom vagon
% OaaiO 90 per ton; bale hay, tsslo Ne"
corn, Is O loets. costs county b SaS5Soeinh,s
rntinp seed meal, 90 30 y 100. Cotton seed,
Ole. .Miiet. per bale, aioA,i. Johnson
grass seed, 81 per bushel. Millet foed,'jr.
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|., i.sA 4 Charles Hotel, % or 30
/, vlean beds, frSt class
III s !, va day, 50 TO S. a
,s., w Give me a TRIAL. I
- Napt Joe Roeye,prop.
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dressed catfish, l2JSc.; dressed buffalo. loo.
oYgrERs- baltimore Diamond brand: Dla-
monds sl 50 per dozen; Select, no dozen j
Mafago rda, g0c. per l0O: Berwick Bay, VI ~
per 100.
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Ci,lca
Special TO tho Gazette.

Special 10 the Gazette.
CHlCAGo, March l3--The markets did mol
vary much and II may be said no oiS wee
easy between BUYERS and sellers. However
towards the close little more strength WAS
developed end sales were more free. shorts
are laying in n nlir supply and begin 10 talk
and act more Independently. The visible sup
ply Of grain is very large, yet 1t seems nowaS
though the dealers were betting the next
crop rather than thc present, Iuy and the
year creating a great deal ofattention.
May pork opened ut IS O2is and June Is To-
After a drop of 10 points 1t began regaining
the lost ground and closed very near the
opening quotations. The yariai ON was only
l2'se per barrel. Trading was only modeiate.
July was active and the same can be sud OF
the year.
May and June lard iiuctuatod bu,ll,tle and
stiid around 90
Meats were fairly active,
Wheat WAS weaker then stronger then
weaker again, and May closed at gG(.
Corn WAS more steady than wheat hut Ike
wise lacked animation.
| cattle receipts were very large, In conse
quehce prices were I5c lower The market
was moderately active With a bad finish.
PRODUCE.
FLOUR Quiet and unchanged
| q, WHkAT-Ma CHI gld9lA, closed allS: Apr
| tth~'z, closed VIZ: May 49, Sc, closed aits
aluw Mf9sA, closed DSt4; July p@iag9lcs
''"stu Wy; No. red Dsd lOl6.
No.e-- FIRM; closed u higher Than vestci
~ hhtcn h2AN,gA, closed 5s3.; April 52Me
5,it v'ol I, 5s5sal2s4a; May 57ab7,s; june bSe
n oAl &, Cash sl@32'gAprn3lle; May s5]ssa5A
PoRl,-.,.,sh ,rNoVtslnNs; - o,,a,e oo,,
June 10 81, ~ '
Ia aan Z = g . s,eo 57,s May Or,sao 8
rihhoo lh MEArs--Quiet; Shoulders %; shoi
~ seo' short clear 0p5.
LIVE STOCK.
pa,nunu.,-The Droyer's journal reports hog
I nnce ~ s m'Oe weak; ~ to Is lower; ronp
:. Nv q "EE y ll@b6t packing and chipping u
(. ~ ~, ught sOp6 TO
y gs,s, piLh-heceipts o. 90; exporters 25nd ,
In MI ~ ehoice shipping fpGli 0; comma
T 60. o"sooo' oorh-leil ieAanA' W
: shktr--seceIpis 5000. inferior to fair .
4 So an eiiuh 10 good 1906 IS; choice TO ext
!. Kansas Cirl.
i special to the Gazette.
p MAssAs City, March l8.--Th.re was
r ,nsn, decline all along the line; proyisio
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Refrigerator and Butcher Live Weights,
Beeyes--Corn fed per Apilso
lows, per pOund,.,,..,..,,. .,.,,,..,o htgitAc
Muttons--Fatr, Int muttons, q lo..,.....S1 SAc
Choice, per puund.r"....,,.r8 eaSs4c
nogs--pcr puunl ..."....."-,r...i G)t9ae
Stock hogs, TER pound.,.,...,."3tsG o
Bulls and stays, for sausal 9 manrioo-
ture, per pound Aal2sc
Grass cattle suitable for boei--none IN mar.
hot
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ElsasSIsssf sIoe.NtEAsTLANp
s. : y. Ms Stevens ~ daughter as.,
Es.,lis,s sssd. Any infa "
h 's'lasnee will he
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wna,, choice .0le.Gsi. medium. t0o9l
In mmr,nr Goesejc, oats, Sla92s<c: barley, 80
s5c. corn. S7IytsiOc: rye 40&c.
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ders and rIbs fcelIng n the mosl.

Pork slow and unchanged.
Cat'e receipts less than orn The mark Of,
was DUH ard prices lower, at 4Cos5 80 in ex.
trcmes
Wheat, No. red, in large supply and
lower vt " bid and s8G ssked.
pRopuCk
SO h'h May. = N"'"'
onN STEADY Ak@n4 cash hss April;
OA1s--buil and nomIoal; 80 bid.
LIVE STOCK.
The Live Stock Indicator reports cattle 70.
ceipis 1000; market slow aud weak and i,
lower; trading limited: ma established prices
Hoes he oipts i,.0o market weak ana
o 20: mainly q dOd0G0
snErP- Receipts i5o; markc. steady, mn.
lives IS pounds; average 100
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,IousToN Il uENDERsON-W. b. HOUS-
II Ion, n. Mcpherson Lawyers and Land
AGENTS. once ia Bank building, Wichita
Falls. Texas.
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And All Points in the
NORTHEAST sSOUTHEAST

Pullman Palace Sleeping Oars
rom
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- ~ nOuTH, HOMEOPATHIC PHYSl
w elan. Fort Worth, Texas. Office and
Il,.,onra corner Third and Rush streets, OPP
nosiie opera-House. Telephone. no. zVo'
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IN " n. JERNIGAN, PHYSIoMEDiCAb
musician. ONCE 200 Houston street
over ~, ~ NJ, Residence ON Blum street
,nun.,,theast corner OF square.
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AZ wALLERICB DENTIST, FokI
ih,Nr..o, nm stairs. Uses Nitrous Oxide Gas
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.,,,ors corner Fourth and Lamar, Teie-
Grammcsn,m municaticns NJ office and resi-
phone

IN ~ \. BHoILEs, PHYSICIAN AND
ID surgeon. once and residence corner I
ou' oaice hours s TO v n. IN. and 10 p. IN
Teiephone call No. ~