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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-01-11
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

IMMATURE ALMANAC-JAN. II. 1870
sun rises..... ..... 1920 HIGH TPDA-
sun sets ........... 0:O7 MorninR.......-- wv
Noon sets......... 6:07 Evening ........... ASH
PORT OF RICHMOND. JANUARY 10, 1884.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Wyanoke, Huphers. New Y0k. mr.
chandIse and passengers, G. W. Allen& Co.
PORT OF VIEWPOINTS NEWs,JAN. 10. ! tfSss .
fBy Telegraph
ARRIVED.
Steamer Luray, Schermerhorn, Norfoik. mar
chandise and PASSENGERS, Chesapeake and OaasS
Railway Company land sailed oD return).
steamer Accomac. Delk merchandise and KcIs-
sengers, Smitbfeld, Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Company land sailed on returnl.
steamer Northampton, McCarrick, Her5ex
merchandise and passengers, Chesapeake aad Ohio
Railway Company land sailed on return.
SAILED.
steamship Remembrance, Knott. LiverlSni
having cO6led
Steamship Alvah, Stevens, Liverpool. fxw1s
coalei.
steam-schooner Jeanie, Coggins, Rio Jspssr,
four.
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CHATTANOOGA, January i0.--A drift Of
Ice In the Tennessee river has stopped mo-
yigation entirely In these waters.
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GURYING Tile VICTIMS.

ST. Louis, January 10.-The names OF the
identified victims Of the Belleville fire who
were buried to-day were: Mother-SuperiOr
Mary Jerome; three Sisters, Moderate, Ag-
nelia, and Edmina and two pupils. Katie
Urbana, OF Vandalia, ILL.,, and Gertrude
Stranch, OF Duquoin, I'll. The remains of
the unidentified victims were also at the
church. but We're removed after the SER
vices and will be buried in one coffin on
Sunday.
A monument will be erected over them
bearing their names, which were: Minnie
Bailey, Emma Stock, Agnes Scaling, Mamie
and Dinah Horr, Lottie Pearson, Delphi
SchienitZaner, Mary Bien, and Josie
p andre. All the debris in the I'll rs Of the
convent having been overturned and no
additional bodies found, the search was
discontinued about noon and the jury held
q consultation 20 agree upon verdict.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

IHUHsDAf, Jhnuiry To, 1884.
SALEs.-FIRsT BoARD.-4,OO0 North Carolina
6'sat 110s; 800 Virginia consol coupons, old. ut
81; 1000 Richmond city SIS at l 134, 100 do. ut
ll3h; 1000 Petersburg Railroad "Class b. at
76x; 10000 Virginia Midland Railroad incomes
at e5; 10 shares Richmond and Petersburg Rail-
road ut 749; 1000 Petersburg first 8's. 1890
1898, ut 1l6. 1000 Richmond and Petersburg
Railroad registered rs Mt lie; 5000 Petersburg
Railroad bonds, I" Glass A. rs. C.Jat91.
SECOND BoARD.-3,0OO Western North Caro-
lima Railroad first rs (B. b. at lO7h; 1000
Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta Railroad first
rs at l04x; 464 Virginia consol coupons, new, at
55; 1000 North Carolina 6's at IlOs, 1000 do.
At lOL
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NEW YORK suMA1 MAkxEI.
BY Tesegr~pn.

JANUARY 9.-Quoted at s7J@s60 for Virginia
and sl25@sl30 Tor best siciiy.-joarnai (" Con.
merce.
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TOBACCO MARKETS.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

THURSDAY. January 10. 1854.
Little or nothing doing since the holidays. with
out any change in pnces
DAEk TOBACCO.
Luqs.-Comnon, s5.5O@s6.50 GOOD, STA
LeSE-Common, ss@S9; good sl0qSll: tine
Mo $3.50, the latter for very
fine.
SUN-CURED.
Lugs.-Unsound $5.50GS6.75; sound, $3.50
Gs9.
Lear Common. s96sl0.50: medium, sllG
Sl3; good, Sl4aSl7.50: fine, S25gs6U.
BRIGHT TeBACCo-NANUFACTURI
More doing in bright tobacco AZ present rates.
SjnOkerS.-C0mmon, sS.50@s 1850; medium
sl2@sl3; good, sl3.50@sI6; line, SlG@i7
fancy. s19MS22.
FItiers-New lug filters. from 50 10 81; 80 u
mon. sl0@$12: medium, S13@sl4; good
sI5M$l6; fine, Sl7pSlS.
Wrappers. Common. - 9dS24: medium, -
1880; good, $3.50 $40; line, $4,000; fame!
5000 x65,
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

UFFFKINUS.
WHRAT.-Red. 1852 bushels.
CORN.-White, $50 bushels.
OATs.-l 900 bushels.
RYE.-22 bushels.
ORCHARD-GRAsS SEED.-24 bushes.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-Red. Az bushels common Longberry
nj 9Oc to Sl.O5: 100 bushels very good Long
berry on private terms: 1,0l6 bushels mixed at
xl.1O.s Ia Sl.l5; So bushels common 10 good
Shortberry at Sl.03 TO 81 %.
CORN.-White, 474 bushels fair TO very good al
81 to zoe.
OATs-200 bushels very good mixed At 43c.
RYE.-l2 bushels very good at zoe.
ORCHARD-GRAss SEED.-24 bushels on private
terms,
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->-->~~sS,~~~--S~~-~ Ss~-s--eN~-->--> >~~~s-->-
NE -CROP LOUISIANA SUGAR
~ AND MISUNDERSTANDING on eonsisn-
ment direct from Mr. Oliver Beirne's plantation,
PRIME LOUISIANA SUGAR, In hoeslicads
and barrels:
M0LAsSES, In barrels.
For sale by DAVENPORT & NORRIS,
ja4-7t DOCK street.
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The Conyenf Victims.

Especial telegram TO the Dlspatch.I
ST. LOUIS, January 10.-Latest advices
from Bcllevile say two more bodies were
found yesterday, neither of which are iden-
tilted. The report made by surviving Sis
tiers, which is accepted by the coroners as
authentic, is there were G3 persons in the
convent at the time OF the fire. OF these
&c were Sisters. 90 of whom were saved.
There were 80 boarding pupils. 10 saved,
and five candidates, all saved. Totals, 81
saved. 26 lost.
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DRUGS. MEDICINES. DC.

L \ Il n,
THE NEW FEBRIFUGE-
SIS.
CAPABLE OF REDUCING THE FEBEtLe
TEMPERATURE.
Circulars explaining mode of administrations
furnish,db by PURCELL, LADD T. co.
lao Wholesale DrugsiSS
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% OOK AND JOB wORK yEAyLy
OExECUrEna u IA DlsrAakM Y&lN331k
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QEsT WHISKEY IN VIRGINIA
FOR THE MONEY.
KENTUCKY, FOUR YEARS OLD,
$3.50,

CHRISTIAN : WHITES.
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Virginia shipping grades:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-29
llAraiMaIG.

BAR IRON, 81 20 Norway, &C.; No. n I
sheet iron, &C.. No n & Sheet iron, SIC.
galvanized sheet Iron, 0tGiO,<c.; No. u x sosia
l7c.; No. Il do, l5c.; 2Jx2S roofing In, sii Id
1i5 40: As20 md l0Sl4 pat do, s7 75G5s 50
tiDners wire, 10 per cent of; tinner's Htock
forty per cent. of; cook stoves, with waro
$40 800 - 90; do With trimmings, gi g,ldyO(O
WOOD WORK. Wagon ax1es. gCc GfsI 90 .
tongues, eOca VI o.; slngletrees, 81 70 holsters
Slc,. tpokes s21bd93 10 felioes, 81 B56D2 25!
Doubleirees, 50 1904 90; neck yokes, e2 DOa
200; plow beams, 6O9tlc.; pillow handles, 81 I'd
1920; handles. VI 1902 50.
NAILS. 81 o. key, basis lDd.--Burden horne
shoe, per keg, % %. Perkins do, 60 rs, Walk
er do, s. so; Burden mule, 90 OF: Northwest
ern horse shoe Dails. No. 1900, No. o. &c, No
y re, No Z, &c, No. :, 2oc. .Lake'sn do, No
I, &c., No. q Sc. No. &c, No. !, zoe, No. 5,
2lc., No. Z, lgc., No. \, ISc.
AxES-K.K., per dozen, ~ GOpl0 co: Lnke'i
" ,pn9 o)i HackcnsacA, 90 5Jg7 "; boys
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mo. ] Climax, slyOo.
No. Z, DO sls %; No. do, s2s; No. do, s25
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. chains, a. DC,
par, fa7c,; piow singietrees, per doz., s225
bells, 81 per cent. oh. door locks. a325ets "a.
wood sorewe, 90 aud 10 per cent. on; l. + casi
door butts, 20 aud 10 per cent. OH; cut nud
TUNED lacks, ~ per cent. OH; coffee mil ~. N
per cent. on: blind hinges. 30 and 10 per cent
or; carriage boiB, Gj and 10 per cent. on
ploH bolts. ~ Per cent. or; piece tin ware
y per cent. on; deep Stamped ware, % pei
cent. on; shailUw stamped ware, 90 per cont
pm; idpannnd ware. ~ per cent of.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-29

The Chicago Grocer says that since ibe
trademark law prohibiting the c'unterfcir
Ing o latei or brand. very little American
champagne has been sold under foreign la
bells aud that the American people have
been drinking more foreign champagne than
ever. Thls Jpuraai snys ~ discussing the
craze for imported wines, that The day u
bonnd 10 come when Americans vii gener.
ally knog. a5lIoss OF taom now know, that
our native wine Is quito ~ good as foreign,
aud when they place ~ before their guests
and VII be proud OF 4. Tao remedy
will be found in the increase 80 our acreage
OF grapes. a hundred acres are
needed where We now have one.
There are already some eellarl
here ~ finely equipped . amy cellar IN amy
county. American p..es aro pufsr AID
cleaner than hose or ,-Gy other part Of lie
world for We griud and pic by machiuery,
instead ofhlrlng women and ollliron to use
their feet. or men 10 tread the itfmenti ng Yab
Is IA Eur pc. ofgrape soils IN the United
States there are almost an "endless ahun0-
aDct." ofthe present small crop california
produces about 900 10 cations, ohio 10000 |
gallons, MI .souri 251gf0) gallons, Aew SorA !
70 D COZ gallons, Illinois 100000 and Ken !
lucky I, o30Jgalions. The sisniiicant com |
ineni Z mai: almost all OF Ills is drui k |
as European Wine, in Europe II isdlneient /
Every man driuks wiiic aud knows lie DIFF
fsrenccs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-29

New York, March a. Goyern,nn,,,s 49,.
Railways generally trmeia round an ,,'o,,t
New Orleans Chicago q st. iouls ars,s .,,,
atl'o, Slight advance. '''i0
Slate securities steady.
speculation at The stock cNcsenc, w,, All,
anu wlthogt, special features The m,Ss,,
closed Irregular compared with la.,nt h,,
osi ig prices. and are 4 10 ssper cenl nt.nsr
Tor Northwest. st Paul. Rock Island. focl,a.
wanna Missouri Faclhc, Michigan ccr,,aI
kansas & Texas, Erie, Northern Pa ,ioc or.'
gon Iransconiinental, Reading. Toxas poc,n,
ana wabash preferred and 4 10 z mar can,
ioWer Tor Central Faehc. Canada soutbe,n
louisville & Nashville Jersey Central pa'
enc Mail ami Western Union. Amcr,can
Cable rose y, and United states Express or,
egoh Navigation dec lied to 81. tlsvc,n,,,l !.
fiitshnTg sold lio aud Fort wayne1.e7
specie engagements flr Europe to.mo,,o,,
amount TO s. 5000 in gold bars and coin.
Ihe transfer books of the Michigan g, n,,ai
haIroa l Co. are To be closed April IA G,, nm.
poses OF The annual m.eiiig, and are to no
'e-opened May nh.
transactions 2hcO) shares.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-29
Groceries.

AEATs-sugar cured nams 1870; S.C.C.B
,os lSAc; sc. bacon, llssc.; s. C. dry salt,
l.AHp-Tierces. lOlsc; 10 ana son cans los.n
4o,o cans, igsfc. ION cans, lt'sc; bn cana. lie /;
Corsks -Uommon 49,; ordinary, PIE,
fair, 34c.; prime Rio, lic; fancy, l5c, old :
,,vefnment Java, so1.c.: Arbueklcs' Ariosa,
srGAR-Fine powdered, bbls. iOlSc; do.
halfbbie., lOjlc.: cut loaf, 1890; formulated
s s,sn,Isrd g's;i honlsisna eIannlsisd, sc.i
yellow clarified, SaSiIc.
kICE-iouisiRha, 5lsaD7c.
sHIMacserel, lgb kits, No. ], el.l5: No.
Hhite fish, No ], hlf. bbs,, g7.95; No. Z, s6.25,
Dried herring, por box. 100. God nsh; 6Isc,
sAiT-Coarsci In bags, sl.2bDl.iO nnt a.
bags, -, lake, in flat hoop bbis.. s2.IO
CANNED 0OoDs.-Pricas per doren: Pine
apples. standard, M.75 Peaches, standard, 8
sl.lc; MS, 81 10; Tomatoes, standard, 4 NJ.
N.l0' seeonds. bs; :; ios., si,Soal 40: Green
Ssorn siloSel q; Green peas, gisS Goose
0 Sssss i SsisR FssggEs 5 z SS iasi
s!i.ssSi7O. Is. =. vi MaeFea iSp' b. r..
Imported sla.jpGli 10 case: Strawberries, q No.,
si.2lt9l.S9; Blachbcrrits, sl.25; Green gagus
sl.i0 Eagle Condensed milk, $3.50; crown,
sB.2i Swiss, sB.5o..
BAKING PowpER.-silver Loaf, IN cans,
per dozen, SOC; 1sb. do, 81 so; ilb. 90. syyo.
dn. do, 81; bib. do, ST..
suNDRIEs-steron, 40 Soap, common
iae German olive, SIC. Candles, fall boxes,
PC; halves, lGe; Quarters. lBc. Indigo. S5c ~
Bluelng, 3Osl.U0 dozen. COlenan'g mustard.
sl.iO995.50 dozen. Maccaroni, imported, I5ctD,
american. rl.00 box. Buckets, two hoops,
s.l0doEen; well buckets. si.2s dozen. Broori,s,
~ .is2G 2'dozsn, Brilliant oil, bbls., 20c.: H,u.
p!on, do &c; do, p cases, 50 Boz Brilliant,
20 cnses, 90 30: do, Liz cases, 81 20.
FLOUR = Sianards Royal Patent, tS 20
Y DBL, AacSH, 81 loGo u 100 'ts.; No. Texnf
per 100 lbs g, No 2 81 10, No q 50 go Corn m cal
per bushel, G5c: Hominy and grits, n BIZ
- %; Oatmeal. 2 hair bbl.. Oh as; Cracked
wheat, an, DC: Crackers X soda, 8jI1o,, Xxx
soda, 5iec.; xxx soda, 7c.; cream ec.; sin.
ger snaps, Vs.; lemon creams, Is.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-29

ioc, No . fair heiniock, no oil $50. No
S Sns nsmsocs, clean ,csh, E,Sc.; Mop ole,
HARNESS LEATHER. NO. mn, mai,
YIN YIN ana henvy weight. SIC. M M or,r ~, =
chpnlock, IN s"i'se@ 80
BLIND BRlDLEs.-.No. 4. u ,pm .a..,
NJ, ,pei dozen. - ~; No, 10, " hisie. 10, nireor
WHY, l,ei Coz, 81 70; No. l8, x do slsn1
MplNt9 hltl i.ic,S,-.--,s 81. Ink nr 6air slorh
n.su curb bits, Stu so. Il on, nlncy frnnp 40
sltWs, u Ia, long rein do, Si5 "a. & ia 1,,,i,
siI III fSsitHNed mont DO, extra curb Fiji s6N
a. "a Us ,,.@ in. short rein, nix or iair
s,ssvs 81, biz OF good, slN5O.
- ,a,,ii'srS.--N No. stock Cheyenee. Liam.
nOv,NetS, 40; Number i,e ditto. iese ne
pocket, AZ; No. loosc ikcei ccn,wc stiilj
mee, s@,i No. 2 loose riylt d do. sSj. Ma. q
y oiM Sdo, genuine short FrieScl d troe eos, n,
~ ", ticN coarse, 80; No 90 do. still tree. sis
N" ~ sutched, full rir, rose fr.s. So S6. No
ss, tacSeV, do. do, 81. three4luarter ma haii
iiSs, Wen's, Sstsi do. boys, sSass.
HARNESS, W AEON = lsl, NJ and 1 [. tpc,
ieE t9S, compltte collar -bridlss lines
s.S@' S9N,Ss~2at e Inch. machine. shor,
tng,, complete, tlS ona ilS Inch. hNnd' AN
,,ock. hort tug, comu,cte, en-; n. inch ~,
tug, conplcte, SIS 90 ~" "e'
AP URS.-- EurpAa No. z. chesct no.. ,n...,
x ~ indianolA hiued, pcr dozen, ST sj
,hii M TWO 70 three-lnch rnwcls - SsSi4 ii
hhHSi NS,-. No. J, Cal. siyla, calf "a. M
a. style, ftp lcgein leather, d sd, M. 5sn
" NO Z, old style kin do. 81 N
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-29

he shall always call the committee TO
pether ut tie request OF majority o
his COMMITTEES.
II Rule 1.-THE chairman, or In hi.
absence, some nleinberof the executiv,
COMMITTEES, shall call the district OF
i county convention 10 order, aud shall
prtslde until Il permanent chairman
be elected.
No contested delegation shall be
represented on any committee on ere.
! denliSls or have u vote on the question
" its own admisibiliiy.
/ Rule lS--When any county sends
! two cautesting deleg ,tipns TO The state
convention the executive committee
OF the state shall determine which del.
egalion j. entitled TO lie seated, and
shall make their report To the state
convention rs soon us "a temporary or
ganlzatiOn Is eff ctsd, and the com.
mittee on credentials shall be guv-
erned bv such report.
Rule 30 Each member of the state
executive commit Q shall collect aud
remit to the chairman of the state ex,
ecntiye committee ten SD dollars on
request by said chairmau, To defray
printing aud otEer proper expenses.
and the members of said committee
shall collect and pay over to said chair
man such other additional sums ms the
committee may from time TO time pre-
scribe.
Earnest opposition was developed in
the committee TO these rules, and more
than once the matter was on the eve
of being snmmarily tabled The chief !
cause of complaint was that the rules
assume to enterfere too largely with |
purely local matters and have a ten.
dency to vest too large au.
lhOrity In the chairman and state ex-
ecutive committee.
Az one time IA motion did prevail to
table them, and 1t was only by the
most earnest appeals, personal and
partisan, that the majority was in
!uced 10 resume consideration and fl
lally adopt them. Several members
erved plain notice their constituents
you'll disregard them. The prevail.
ny sentiment seemed TO he that each
county should he left free to manage
IS nominations and canvasses ms
GEMS best to the Democrats thereof.
All were willing for rules of u general
n state nature, but many resented
ny interference with local matters.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-29
nuiIdInr Mater,aI

.phRgB-Rough lumber, boxing, "a mons
and ander, nfbt-olaTe, ~; efrlppiDY. ksS, 81
boxing pnd flooring, clears, SIS. lhioE clear
N nnd ~, s2I; rough lumber. srcund cinss
5lb; iolet and HcantlinE, culIg, gl6
3IDInG--First common white pine So 80
y q; ns tive Pine ~ w 80 do X, s25; nativ'
DnFsvEp LpxBgn--go1,ng II Inches aue
nader, f.t Cl@A w do MS. s2s 0vao23 %
seantllng, joist or any common lumber
w Vsg2, ~. boxing over ~ inohes. $50 DJs;
~ %; thick clears, IA to l,fand g. $50 0pesg1 81
second class apy kind. ga 00a2a6D.
DffH3ED Ann HATCHED ELc0RfHd--EiYsi
clnAs, rs; second ciafh, f2l.
WITH PINE FDEfIHifrs0 LUnBEE--lL, Il
and inch while pino, so. Inch DO, e5S, =
CEILIrg--B BEADED on PIAiH--F First com
mon wliilepint. ", i225D I'd do, <S0: 90 40, 81.
poplar, X, flG 0tst2f.5- Poplar, *, i2.5os35 ~
native pins, N, s226; do, II, S25.
POPLAR ionBrH.-'iH, ~, sno 2 inch, s5
do incl, go.
snIssLrs--w white pine A, q; do shaded A
N.z5. do extra No. T. $50, cypress, best, sny
brand. Is; 10 30. 2, es.bo DO No. 3, $50 native
aswsd heart, s;sls taps. t3;n
PipkEfs.---Wbite plpe, dressed and beaded,
ssnhrs OF nst,j<; yellow pine do. "; lath'
LIHE. cKBExr, Erc.---Lime, Austin, az,
per Dbl. Cement. Louisville or R0senhlH. fe75
per btl.: P0iflsnd, fl75 per bbl. Plaster Paris
New vork Or Michigan. 10 20 per Dbl. Piastoi
BaIcx.- .rirs.I roof. s76o perl
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-29

Wool, Hides. Etc,

hipEs--No. heavy NM, ary Fnb l5c. No
y heavy Mint. dry, n N l3c; No |, light flint
20 l.c No. 2. Iight hint, Eb ijc: bulls anJ
" damaged, v ID tGtc; green sailed, aonnd
ep I5sc; green snlted. srubby AN $40: butch
o, green, " u &C..
eayotos, SOctG0c; mountain wolf 55easi: fos
2DiD25c. S''' '"~
pnLrItEso- Nominal, season over. Dee,
nhinst ID Mt9Io antelope skins, u II JOG II
10 amount OF wooi, Ac@.up; sboarlngs, &C
opriing T. hnonnt OF wool, l0oDi5c; Mexican
sneep neits, y ID S@lQc; Mexican Hhtop pnlts
DO.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-29
LOCAL MARKETS.

GAzErrE OFFICE. foir WORTH: TIsxAs.
March =. 1854
Tho local market IL substantially IN,
same as shown In yesterdays report
Dry goods remain nrm. with an improved
tendency ON standard brand, Of high grade
cottons.
Groceries ore without change, and country
produce is quoted Fame as yesterday There
is, however,a flrmer feeling In the produce
market aud yesterday sales were fully up 10
the expectation of dealers. Cheese Is stifai
The y advance shown some days since and
poultry still commands fancy prices. Eggs
bring full market rates In ronnd lots, aud Il
few new sold yesterday at n slight advance
on quotations.
ITEMS OF INTEREST.
WHAT WE HAvE Losr ~ PonR.-Mr. MIN.
mos statistical table proves how serious has
been the prohibition against Tho impOIta-
ton of American pork into France and Ger
many. From sS,.5l,& worth In 1852 TO :0!7, rs
In 1858 Is aserious decline The trade reached
its highest In the previous year, ana II II re-
mained unrestricted II would have now
attained large proportions. The business
done with France In iSs2 was Is per cent.
greater than In 81: the Increase Ia the case
OF Germany was over 80 per cent.
BEEF AND CATTLE ExpoRrs.
The export trade from his country In both
beef and live cattle reached us ms NiinuIn In |
ISL, the value OF such exports for that year
amounting TO s2j5So,lis. However IT /, SIN |
more than twice rs large as 1t was sis years
ago, ana more than eight times as large as
she average for the eight years from ls6j 10
1873 inclusive. The following table shows
the exports for the fl ,caI years ending June
30, from all United states ports, Of beef In
pounds and the number Of cattle, ms well NJ
ha Valua nj both combined since iS75.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-29

wHrsnY--f.octined ~ IpCiEo, as per proof
sour mast, cho year old, 81 ~ two years OLD
extra old whisky siis6.
WIsEs--clarsi. oasa,lsa 512lo0J ~ porqcs,.
ny; Catawba, pergiIllon, 800 80 Port, III sne1
B1t: Sherry, per gal. o. d,Sg 90; Madeira
Der gal,, II sje5 VI White Wine. In cssoa,
= 0Ds@I0 co.
C'aAmfAoRE--0. w. Eumm d Co, Eztsn
Dry, $50 oJ023 %; Heidsick. in basket t17 OJf
- IN Krue. N basket, t25 Glzs31 NC: DonoStis
cbnmpagns, 81 0@fcO. Geo. 9oulet, extrs
dry, pints. 81 80.
aLI--SsonR Ale, PEI dos., % cJfa IS; Porter
GER cOz,, 81 pea52 ~
Borri.gD Dyra-st. louis quarts, ,l2 u, pu
si2 81. Budwoifer quarts sls 90, pinB tl3 ~
grisngcr beer, euar.a, $40 90: pints fl3 o.:
Sehlitz Milwaukee, qrefis ~ ll pipts slS O.
Anthony d Kubn's, qt's qi2 10. p1nts $40 30
IL, clarsen & Son'6 che n ptEne Seer, QrnflE
CLIO.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-29

Bark, Cinnamon, per pound. isN--c: bsrs,
Is Sd; bl-earbonate Of scala per ~, 5IsGss: con.
pei'sF paI ID, al3i: eastor oil. II ksl., 65r VI:
einchonida, per ounce 7o&s9'.: CASTLE 40. u
pound, sbsis.i chalk lump, Der ponnd, "a
clionei, i. q w, per pound, 71sSsg; ca!ofns l.
nD9iisb, per pound. lJGi ~ ohloral fy.
po.ition powder, z5g30; d0yers posders. 4 25
EPSON sslts, per pound, Sesb; gum opium, er
pound. " gnm cenphor, 6es-.-; n'ovbhii
pei ounce ~ 1853 81; machine oil, golden, Is
90 quinine, Il. q W.. usr o.. sll1; eninino,
German. oer IN 1 35@i As; potash, bromide.
so@4a indide. s.: chlOraie. 22aa25 Alum, &c,
hpirits turpentine, aDe.: Linsecd OIL, q. Toe:
flour sulphur, 1888. Essential oils, 81. Louis
HIST; Strictly pure white lead, 81. Ions IIst I:
Patent msdicines, rebate on list, r. ID. duid
extrscie, - per cent or: Presumption giais,
90 per cent. oil.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-29

potstoss-Irish, northern, a bib; o. IOA2 "a.
Jack, SS9--c; sweet, per bushel. 65a76o. ON.
i9Ir, per bbi., e3c0G'--. Turnips u barrel,
81 90. Beans, VI. p med. bbls., Sc; large
MEDIUM, per hbl., So 20. small, per bbl, 40 10 /;
half Dbl, med, 81 20; half biol, small, s5 %.
Dbl, IS 90 a 30. Cheese, half cream. he;
full cream, IKE. Rraut. per bbl, SI2@i225;
baif bbl, 81 rs Peanuts, G4I0c. older, half.
hit. ab on. Cabbage, &c.
PoULrRy--Hens. $3.50 a 3 rs per dozen;
young spring chickens, 81 ltta85h; Turkeys
81 6o@lu oo; Geese, ~ 50 Qs6 %; Ducks. 81 00D
325.
EGoB--Per dozen, IlcN,
prash country butter. choice, 30 Creaipe
8coJ5l<c.; old butter, i0@i2!c; oieomarga-
rlne, loo.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-29
Enrnllnr,..

tntniture--R eadstcads, imitation ws,na,
vsSil, ~ su@s y Ill walnut, 2; SOcsio So Chatrt,
ssat, " vo,e No; cane sent, dining sie oo6e q
S 81 and rockers 81 p0ehl2 81 large roclripp
n, w%Ht' "; camp and rockers, eaph. sl ~
Ianles round, t2p1ass0. fsll leaf, 81 sllssS 3
1afes, nacn, s. 2jaTUp, Bnreaus. ~ b0Is6 ~
wnsn stnnds, al sbe4 ~ bed springs 81 5Ns. &
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-29
Reduced Freight Rates.

New York, March 27-The commit
tee on rates of the Southern Railway
and Steams hi association met to-day
to arrange for the establishment of re.
duced freight between Eastern cities
and Southern points. The committee
decided on making a reduction of ten
per cent. on the present rates. The re-
duction will go into effect the eth of
April next.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-29
Strike OF Aliners.

Pittsburg, March 2S - About 500
coal miners of the fourth pool struck
against reduction of onc.fourth of n
cent per bushel in the price of mining.
1T Is said the thifi pool operators will
also insist upon another cut of 4 guar.
ter OF cent. The men are in no CON
dillon to strike, as their finances are
very low.
Ladies' approve OF your smoking
Little Joker"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-29

HAY Rev country looso from wagon
g. 0Js3lD W per Ton: bale bPy elD 90 % Zoo.
corn, {0Hi2lzetq. Oats, country, t09s2hcls
Bran, sl.oolG per l0i. Chops, 81 20 per li6lbs.
Coiionsesd meal. 81 90 v 100. Cotton seed,
i2Iso Millei. yer halo. sinasli. Johnson
grass secd. 81 per bushcl. Millet seed, .5c.