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Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-23
The Democratie UommIttee.

Tls Democratic County Central Com -.-r held a business meeting last -..-. pursuant % the suggestion made tr,1e .IuzEN a few days ago. There 5..s -r,.eut Chairman r. R. Tully, P.-. M.-0uey, W. J. White, E. II. Es,f5-l. T. D. Satterwhite, Phil. C,r74r, J. A Browder, II. $. Stevens, WI Lowell, c. B. Sessions, John L.-5- and Mir. Nugent.
 !, B-1rier introduced resolution ts, sl members of the County Central C5--,-tse who are candidates for c4,- be requested to withdraw from aaC--ittee, whereupon E. II. Here t1-iulT. D. Satterwhite resigned and T--ss Gates and Charles kresha.a v5,s ys,=l n their stead.
 n. .-z.lg resolution was In- t-ilgssi D J. A. Browder and was unanimously aiopted:
 Resolved, Iuat after careful Investiga- tla Oi t-- principles, objects and Organization J' the Citizens and Tax p-g--, 9--4llzation of Tucson, we find Ll,iiI- lat Iu any respect in conflict Et1 t-s Democratic party, and any lsFspaFer 0- individual that reflects on t-5 political e usIstency of any Demo Cd. E-o .- a member of that organiza- t--, iauel-- iIsc1rd in the Democratic Ei--g aai -TvJs aid and comfort to the Republican party.
 Ev-s lrl-rei that the primaries be i--l gl September lst f. elect delegates @ t-s I-rr.' .-i ] Convention at Phenix. Eiil iae following apportionment: l1os7a ], So-ales |, Quijn;oa l, liar '-E l, oro Blanco l. Greaterville and sl0.ta 4.
 The primar.c, Co elect delegates to 1s Coau-g Convention were ordered O 57 he.i ou September 24th and the lnty Convention to be held on o,'3oe- lst. The test or qualification q v0,er- shall be an answer in the i1rla',ve Co the following question: VII you support the Democratic -Jllnee for Cougress2"
 Pali Norpney. II. x. Stevens and Il'4.s Gates were appointed com --'.-r th ilX tue apportlonment of dele sA'-7 to the county convention.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-23

A cleanup of lot of silver ore from Salero was made at the Cannon Ball works in this city yesterday, and the re- suit was a wonderful example of the perfection reached by the process adopted by MT. Dyer with h's newly in vented concentrator used as an anal ramator. The ore had before given poor results in Pueblo. Colorado, while the assays always indicated value oi somewhere near Sl30 per ton. The Cannon Ball works have shown by the bullion produced. which is in the shape of two silver bricks, that they have worked the ore up to the full assay yalue-a circumstance without parallel in the reduction of ores. So soon as the capacity of these works are in creased, they will turn out constant flow of bullion.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-23

Clifton advices state that some un- easiness is felt there in regard to the Indians. Ike Hahn and another man arrived Wednesday night from the Blue river and report having seen four bucks Tuesday who fled up a gulch when they saw the white men. The conductor of the train which arrived at Clifton Wed nesday afternoon reports some excite ment among the section men near Guthrie who allege that sixteen well mounted bucks crossed the railroad track that morning near where they were at work. Qute a number of Mexicans who have reen grazing their stock on Eagle river report their horses gone and Indian signs in the locality.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-23
Weekly Mining Report.
QTIIlToA. Anr. lf- lss4

QUIJoToA, Aug. l6. 1884. A. WATERMAN, EsQ, SEcRETARr) ! PEERLESS MINING COMPANY. [
 SAN FRANCIsCo. Cal. ] Dear Sir: We shall have to report all Tork progressing as usual. Peerless tunnel, No 1, is in 2l7 feet. South drift in tunnel No. ? is in l5O 'ee'; DO material change since last re- ror.
 s5at- dr!t n winze Is ID 36 feet; face ell la good ore.
 t'ocLer tunnel, No. i, is in 273 feet. -riit Las been started north on the 's.- and !, in SIX feet, face showing good " North drift m Crocker tunnel No. .ti !, -a 'l Feet and is looking very favor .77r tunnel No. B is in 300 feet with ", any maternal change. IT '-a;!ons are being made to drift El1ze. ''lN '' 7''-A '' A- -I'a!se will also be started to con u. Vita tunnel No. ;. "-.A Il bottom of winze will be re- V--7l at once to connect with tunnel ..- al~', another crescent will be 'l ieet below the present one.
 Yours truly,
 W. II. SMITH. Supt.
 Per STEVENS.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-23
Ynnny Men,-Rend This.

The VoItaic Belt Co, of Marshall. Mich, offer to send their celebrated Flee tro-Voltaic Belt and other electric ap- pliances on trial for thirty days. to men (young or oldj afflicted with nervous debility, loss of vitality and manhood, and all kinds of kindred troubles. Also for rheumatism, neuralgia, paralysis, and many other diseases. Complete restora- tion to health, vigOr and manhood guar anteed. No risk IS incurred as thirty days trial is allowed. Write them at once for illustrated pamphlet free.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-23

Arizona will sometime lay claim to the distinction of having been the original Garden of Eden. Evidences are frequently encountered of prehistoric people who thrived and prospered beyond calculation. A correspondent of the Philadelphia Press, ID writing from Arizona says: ''It is not certainly known. but there Is every reason tO believe that Arizona, centuries ago, was a rich country, that 1t enjoyed a pros perity greater tbat 1t ever may again, and that its people were a mighty race, intelligent, capable and successful. Near the town of Prescott, fast growing into a city, excavations made lately have disclosed sets of prehistoric i'm plements of great nicely and design. and m other sections of the Territory there have been uneartbed ancient foundations of larger houses and larger cilies."
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-23
Notice Of Forfeiture.
H,zsale rru, CoryT A

Ht-sIlW. pIMs CoCSTT A T. ]
 August b i--f. TOLA. NOLLET. OE THOSE WHO MAY l claim 1utr~ him lu undivided cle-third Iu- t-re=t lu fh- fHI.HVIrs r--rrlh-d property. You arc hereby r1rir-i 'hl-I have expended One Hundred Dollar lg labor and improve rrar+- each auu- r.H s. Plus | Itrl and May Quaeu mining claims. l.Hl-sf May l. l--l and recorded ia Book P.. Esrnr-- of Mines. pages l5.I and 1Tl. hs-p-i--- o-l-e If Fliua county. A. I .auf rf- I.rE E-. u.l-.-.. clam. .rcat.t May 2 Isl. and ra.n-.-I ir Book F.. Records 1f MIna-, pars- 1-I and s--. E-eHr,iar'= uttes pf HmA co-!r-y A. T -.. -tlt r-a-l- hafug il the Aztec Nruirs u--r-r-. H~l ruUl-.- ArE1ua. The sai1 SlII each having 1a-L expended In l>-j n order tp hoi -..li claims 1riar ca" provisions uf secf.o. -t Eevl-HI Srafure- uf the United Sta-e- ha.-- -le amount r-F Fuir-u ts Lold the same for the year ending December 3l. ts-3. and that have cop utufat ynrr portion thereof Iharefor-, if within q. lag- after s@rvice 0f the notice of uuhlI stIr- s0l fltl or refuse t0 con. tribute your ururorrluI Of such expendItures a, cn-1wrer wI-h th- cu--- cf thIs publication yolr iutara-r a sad claim will become the prop arrv ,,f t-. -I--rrIha- under cad Section Zi2g Your u-Or1rrIsl of -tii expenditure l= one hun drs.l dollars OF S43.s}il for each of said severa claims.
 Arrqw-3m VI. D. COOLEY.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-23

NIT. J. NJ. George. who has !ust re- turned from a trip to the San Ricardo mines in Sonora, states that passengers coming from Mexico are quaranIned forty-elght hours at NOgaies, and on arrival there the mail, baggage, express and passenger coaches are all thorough ly fumigated before the train IS allowed to proceed north. The quarantine IS ID charge of Dr. I. King Ross, whom MT. George states causes its regulations enforced with frmness, yet m such @ gentlemanly manner that DO well-mean- ing person can take exceptions.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-23
Army Changes.

In view of the limited number of ci- vilian emyloyss allowed to the depart ment, the commanding officer at Fort Verde will detail six enlisted men of his command on extra duty as teamsters in the Quartermaster's department, to re- port to Captain c. W. Williams, Assist ant Qusrtermaster |. $. Army, Whipple Depot, 4. T., without delay.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-23

On account of the continued large sales of Damisna Bitters l find 1t neces- sary to have an agency at Tucson. No tice is hereby given that Messrs- Hil- ginger X Patterson have this day been appointed agents of the celebrated and well known Damiana Bitters for Pima county and vicinity. LEWIS HFss,
 Sole Proprietor and Manufacturer. No.
 r. Montgomery ave. San Francesca. .
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-23

Don't fill the system with Quinine iu the effort to prevent or cure Fever and Ague. Ayers Ague Cure Is far more potent preventive and remedy, with the advantage of leaving in the body no poisoDs to produce dizziness, deafness. headache and other disorders. The proprietOrs warrant 1t.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-23

Young, old and middle aged, all expe- rience the wonderful beneficial effect of Ayers Sarsaparilla. Young children suffering from sore eyes, sore ears, scald head, or with any scrofulous or syphi- l;tic taint. may be made healthy and strong by it's use.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-23

The Bandmann troupe are highly pOken of by newspapers mp the coast.
 Paul Moroney advertises Truckee ice for sale, delivered in any part of the city at one cent per pound
 The hunting expedition Of Paddy Woods, D. D. Hall and Mir. SeRrl, got back from the mountains today.
 The committee has not yet succeeded in selecting all the judges and inspe- tors for the Republican primaries.
 Who's ahead m the race now: Don't know, but know the Fashion gIves the best dinDer, with ice cream, in town.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-23
A Card,

To all who are suffering from errors and indiscreiisns of youth, nervous weakness, early decay, loss of manhood, etc, will send recipe that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great rem edy was discovered by a missionary in South America Send self-addressed envelope to REV. JOSEPH T. LYMAN, Station D, New York. iy-l6-eod-d-w-lY
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-23
lusCELIANEIrs.

Bond of Thomas Cordis as Notary Public with T l. Stiles and k II Paul as sureties.
 Certificate of sale of real estate al CalabEsas by Allen Knight, constable Chas Altschul vs E Mcdonald. lot on west side of Main street, Nogales, known as the Mcdonald property; SllO.
 Bond of l. D Chillson ss Notary Public. with " DOherty, W White and W E Gleason as suretIes.
 Lis Pendens-T l. Stiles, assignee, vs Jacob Martin ct al, foreclosure of mort gage on lots 6 and :. block 209, Tucson.
 Lis Pendrns-T l. Stiles. assignee, vs Francis II Goodwin, et al; foreclosure Of mortgage on lot ij, block 22s, Tue son.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-23

Business men should bear ir mind that the CITIZEN office has just received a new invoice of type and job stock for all kinds of mercantile printing. Give us call and we guarantee satisfaction
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-23

Anton HittInger has received within a month four car loads of Eastern beer on which he had to pay for freight alone nearly fifteen hundred dollars. As a beer drinking community Tucson takes the cake.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-23
Official Records.
LOCATIONS.

Tunnel mine, Papago district, Aug s, by Andy Kirby, John Hart, Ed Brid- well.
 Silver Cado mine, Quiiotoa district, June lj. toy K c NeWbury. Robt Cans- han, J \ Mason.
 Banner Spring Millsite, Haubabie mountains, July l, D B Mccullough.
 Plymouth Spring MillsIte, Haubabie mountains. July l, D B Mccullough.
 London Millsite, Pima district. June g, Samuel Kelly, B Hefti.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-23
nEET--

Edwin Alvord to George Martin, Spring, SunfOwer and Willow Spring mines, Baboquivari mountains; Sl.
 H F Moore to W L NaIl and 5 VO g. burg, Whiteside mIne, Empire district, $500
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-23
bl blCHI-PAIRA .,

B.sie-1 complete cure, all Kidney. Irrfrs,.'',-i '-iu ~, | mary Diseases, Scalding,
 l1eF Sl. Druggists W u VI 'N0
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-23
THIN PEOPLE.

Wells Health Remover" restores health and vigor. cures Dyspepsia, In- potence, Sexual Debility. Sl. W
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-23
HEART PAINS.

Palpitation, Dropsical Swelling, Diz- ziness, Indigestion. Headache. Sleep lessness, cured by Wells Heart Re- newer"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-23
..RoTCU oN CoRSS

Ask for Wells Rough OF COrns." 1Jc. Quick complete cure. Hard or soft corns, warts. buniOns.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-23
nEn-RTGs TLIEs.

Flies. reaches, ants. bed-bugs, rats, mice, gophers, chipmunks, cleared out sy "R ugh on Rats" l5c.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-23
aEnIGH ON EATS .l

Clears out rats, mice, reaches, flies bed-hugs, skunks, chipmJnks, gophers ljc. Druggists.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-23
MISCELLANEOUS.

The feeble grow strong when Hos ptettsrs Stomach ! Bltters Is used to 'prOmote assimls- tiou of the food and enuch the blood. Indigestion the chief obstacle Co m acquisition of gth by the
 weak, is an Ailmsnt
 which rnfslhbly
 succumbstotheRc- tiou Of this peer less corr @ ctIve.
 Loss Ot heSt and appetite. failure to sleep. and growing evidence of pre- mature decay, arc speethly counterac- ted by the great m - viEurant. which les and fortIhes tho F0r sale by all
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-23

fr--. Gyl1E ls is- x. . <. X <. <. :::. .. ..:: . E. :.: sale prices fir,-t Co consumers on all goods for rsrsoual or family use. Tells how Co order, and gives exact cost of every thin. vlu Use. cat, drink, wear, or have fun with. These invaluable books con tain incarnation Clc1nei from the mar ,et- uf tLc world. We will mail copy E--e Co any aljress upon receipt oi the r.--1 e.u.-- I,t Us hear from you.
 Respectfully,
 -CCEE2Y WARD C co. e-. lra.l ca -r--a-. cL.-a-u. IL
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-23
DR.ALLEN'S
PRIVATE DI>PENSAEY.

PRIVATE DI>PENSAEY.
 s6 kearny sirerL. san frnnriSco. Gal, ESTABLISHED FOR THE SCIENTIFIC AND
 SPEEDY CURE OF CHRONIC NERV-
 OUS ND ~PECIAL DISEASES. THE EXPERT SPECIALIST nR. ALLEN. AS IS WE'LL KNOWN, IS A l( regular -ruduated Physician. educated at Bowd1iu College and University of Michigan He has devoted s lifetime. and Is acknoWI- edged Co De the most expert surgeon m his spe- claltI 0n the Pacific coast.
 Y Oung Men And NlDDLE-AGED WIN. who are suffering from the effects of Youthful indiscretions or EXce--ez Iu narurer years, NERVOUS and PHYsI- CAL DEBILITY. lNrurESCY. Los MANHOOD confusion Ul idels, dull eyes, aversion Co soci- ety, da-pundeucy. pImples on fhs face loss of memory, frequency of uriuatiug etc. Remem- Der, that by combination pf vegetable reme dlss ut great curative power. Che Doctor has SO Arran nsed hl- treatment that it will not only af- ford immediate relief but permanent cure.
 M HOSPITAL EXPERIENCE. Having been surgeon m charge of two leading ho=pits.ls enables mo tp treat an private trnu- hles wIth exc llert results. l wish it distinctly under-tuOIi that do not claim Co perform inn pOssIbilitIe- or tn have miraculous Or superuAt- urai power l claim only Co he a skillful and successful Physician and surgeon. THOROUGHLY
 DisEAsES OF HAN.
 All applying Co mo WIll receive my honest epIniuu uf tLeir uIplaIuts-No experimenting Wlli lsusrant-s l positive curp m every case I undertake or forfeit sLuuu Consultation m of- tcc ur by letter FREE and strictly private. Changes uutrrufe. Thorough examination. In- clurilll- chemical A-I micrusr0pical analysis uf urtue and advice ST. Oliics hours Co daily 6 to evenings; sundays, Co r. only. Call on or adire-s
 BR. ALLEN.
 -1-r heluy street. San Francisco. Cal. r. S.-i Llss vf1ErACLE COMPOUND. the re- suit ot many ye1r- uf -p-CIgi prgcti and hard study. which uUIHr -..y special advice has never iail'd et -ucc"s- iu tls cure ot lOsT MANHOOD. PRosr tr1lIEE.. lr- jyI3-tf
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-23
NInTIIIRS.

If you are failing; broken, worn out and nervous. use "Wells' Health Re newer" Sl. Druggists. W
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-23

ROUGH ON DENTISTS" Tooth Powder
 Smooth, Refreshing, Harmless, Eleg- ant, Cleansing, Preservative and Frag- rant. l5c. Druggists. W
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-23
YOUNG MEN

No. II krarny street san FraHri~cs. Cal Treats all Chronic and Special Di-ea-es.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-23
MISCELLANEOUS.

li. FHEEWlN. 2. N.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-23
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

Unclaimed letters remaining m Postoffce at Tucson Arirona. Auaust I-. I.-t.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-28

4oc.;. No. . fair hcmiock, no oil, ssc.; No,
oiled hemlock, olcan flesh, S,sc.; No.2 oiled
HARNESS LEATHER. No. ohio. med,
nm and heavy weight, s5c.; No. II Ohio me
dium and iigh,, sSc.; No. hcmlock, $40: No
C. heinlock, Noe.
BLIND BRIDIEs,--No. 4, Y COM, sewed
N, ipor dozen, s. so; No. 10, " bkie. In, pigeon
wint, per dun, 81 90; No. lS, y do, SIS OF.
RIDING RRf III sl---1. In. blk. or hir,innh
head curb bits, $40 ~; u do. fancy front do
s1e o.; y In. long rein do, SIS w; j in, donb
and stitched front do, extfa curb Tit, SIC 50
FtLlINGS -. In. short rein, biz, or iair
$50 do, big orgood, sln 30
sADDbES.--No.l stock cheyenne, i,lamf
pockets, $40; Number ~ ditto, less The
pockets, sA; No. loose laced, coarse still
tree, 50; No. . loosr rivit do, Ssl; Mo-
Colorado genuine short Friesck tree, sSs. Nc
~, tied, coarse, sle; No. % do, still tree, SIS
No, 20, stitched, null rig, rose tree, 50 so, No
IS, tackled do. do. 81; ilirce-ouaftcr and hal
rigs, mems, sbsls; do. boys, sSS5.
HARNESS. WAGON ~, itS and M Incl
long tug, complete COLLAR, brides. lines
tug, complete, he %, ~ Inch, hand, OH
stock, hort tag, comrletp, sl7; ~ inch lai
SPURS Eureka No. 3, chased, por dozen
y 70; indianola, hlued, por dozen, 81 50
Mexican, two To thrvelnch rowcls, 81 sca4s5
lEGGINS.-.No. |, Gal, style, calf. SIS; No.
Cal. style, kip loel.in leather, g. 50; No. do.
~ No. 2, old style kip do. 50
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-28

BAR IRON. 81 30 Norway, &c., No. p 1
sheet iron nc, No y q Sheet iron, 6l1p.
xaiyaalzed sheet Iron. 8aiQlfc.; No. :, hnoda
ne: No. !, do. lJc.; 2ix2s roonng tin. sli n
bl5 80: iik10 and i0xii pat. do, 81 7bgpH b.
timers wire, 30 per cent, on: timers STOCK
forty per cent. or; cook stoves, with wnrH
80 Us 20; do with trimmings, al bOsttIuU
WOOD work. Wagon axies. tJs.GeSI 90
tongues, ggc@bi %; sngletgces, az bOsfers
5Dc: spokes ~ ibDl 10; fcllOfs, 81 B6Gt2 %
Doubleirees, SO 2feeI %; neck yokes 81 O0M
26l; pillow beams. yifBic.: pillow handles, 81 n
M2J1; handles. O. 7btp2 ~.
NAILS. ~ 81 heg, basis l0d.--Burden hoThi
shoe, per keg, " %; Perkins do, " lbi walk
or dn, o. so; Burdon male, ~ %; Hostnwest
err horse Shoe nails, No. 100, 10; q 70, no
q, re-, No. Z, ate, No. ., &c, Lake. coi No
I, i5c., No, 20, No. 0, 22c., No. I, &c, 70. 1
Gle, No. z, 100, No, 4, ibe.
n&Es.K X. per dozen, 90 JQ8l0r 70; lakes
81 c0a9 81; BackeDsacl., 81 5leI 90; bVy't
FRidERATons.--No. Climax, sI7t1
No. 2, do. slS %; No . do, sS3; No. do, t5i
iii.ANEous--Trace chains. 81 I-sI
pair, ia7c.; pillow oirglotrces, per doz., ~ ~
Dlnw dOuhleifees, per dn70Di - o.; stocA
bells, 10 ger cent. od: duur locks, t32Jety o.
wood screw, 50 aad 10 per cent. of: LIP cas-
door butls, ~ -and ~ por cent. OF; cut snt
Timed tacts, ~ per cont. or: oofice mills, .
Def cent oil. blind hinges, ~ aud 10 per cent
on; carriage bolis, VI aud 10 per cent. of
p!Dw bolts, IS psr cent. on; piece tin ware
b per cent. on. deep stamped ware, b. PEI
conf. or; shallow stamped yaro, 30 per cent
OH; iapanHed ware, 30 per cent or
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-28
LOCAL MARKETS.

March q, 1854
The local marks; presents no new features
ana quotations ore without change The ini-
lowing clipping, however, viii be READ WI
interest ana we give them space lor h'ht
of readers:
rus .EgFUNxEf BUSINESS
some dea al the magnitude Of The business
OF raising of sweet scented fowers h'r NOR
perfume alone m y be gathered fom me lae'
thnl europe and British India consume ehoAi
lai,, O. "a Ions OF handkerchief perfume year
Is: that the English revenue rom eau Ge
cologne Is siQND annually, and thai tue toti
revenue from other perfumes j. csiin"isl 81
Oi!0) annually. There Is .ne great perfume
distlllery at Cannes, in France, when uses
yearly 1870 y ponds OF acacia how -, 90 y
mound, OF rare fOWcF leaves. 400 poghds OF
in.mlne b 'ossoms, 900 of tnber1se hipfs ms
aud an Immense qusntity ~ other hlalti4h
some Statistics taken rom Mexican pa
per SHOW that the trade OF lhal coui "!
with Eupopt Is not FAR from three ulne7 .n''
within the United States. onto OF loli~ IONS
received al Vera Cruz duTpr iae last caleh-
dar year, nnly $3.50 werc rom this country
0, .s;5 being from England, l2s 0 nom fH'hr',
Iu.5il from Spain, s,9is from oflnai9 hhu
s50 RON Iialy. The totli yalue OF these I'M
ports wa, ss3,sD0Ol OF Which st'5)f'D .fpie'
sepied the Imports from the Intel. STATES
,alnst ~ - iO,0oD fro n Great Britain.
.From advance proofs OF that portion oil me
report of tie Brltih Iron 1fsde n-'oeiifl"h
which deals with the PRODUCTION OF ~ re,
mer steel last year, u appears thhi 'ps 'oN',
make OF Bessemer sise ineois IN Inc phi'eu
K,nsdorn IN - was $50. 20 tons decrease
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-28

.lrsaBrB-- Rough lumber, boxing, IA incho
s1d unner fTst-clase, 81: stripping. I,y, "
hoxing and flooring. clears, ~. thick cieafe
l[and ~, Ell; rough lumber. second clhei
sje; ioist and scantlIng, culls, Slb.
kfpITo-FirRt common white pine. g32 y.
second do. so; third do, sl6: poplar. 40 oOa
q 90 M live pine " s2 ~; do u. cas-; natl =
Dax,ssxn LunBEH-Boslng u inches ans
under, SO 0cHzs 90 do H13, US DosoB tf
saantllng. jofst CT any common iumbsi
so OOa28 ~: boxing over IL inches. gglD1l
50 %, thick cleafs, "a TO Hand.4eD UGH D.
second olass any Kind. s2i to&1j 10.
DnKHsrD AND MATCHED FLooRIFG--Firs
class, s1s: second class. G2l.
WHIfgPiHx FUnNfsHIso LuhEEE-IH, ID
and Inch white pine. s10; Inch do, SIS.
CEfLIsls--BEADED Oh PLAIE--Flrnt cor
mon white pine, X, e525D: "a do, sSc; va DO. W
poplar, X, IS O4al.bs poplar. u. tf2.5O9& d
native pine, ". s22.fo; do, y, t8.
POPLAR LussEH.--iH, ~ ana 2 incn' "
sHisoLss-w white pine A. Is; do shaded a
u.E. do extra No. /, ts.bO; cypress. best, Al,
brand. 81: do No. 2, $3.50. do No ., $50 nstiv
sawed heart, H.5g saps, an.
PicgErs.-white pins. dresssd snc ns1oe 4
square or nat,iG yellow pine do' p; istn
Ike, CrnxrT, Erc.--Llms. Austin, E2
per bbi. Cement. I<Quikville ~ kosenals. ~ i.
Der Dbl: Portland. gt7b per Dbl. fssfei faIii
kev York or Michigan " " per DBL f&'s
ia Bsicx.--firs, roof srso per -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-28
Ncw ynrl, stncl. Mnrhet.

New York March ~ Governments strong
Railways weak aud lower.
state securities arm.
The stock market opened strong, and
quickly advanced 4 to 4 per cent Aboni
u clock a weaker ieeling prevailed, leading
the downward movement. AMER midday
selling met with some lille resistance, ana
prices rslied frsotionally. Late the after
noon, how ever, sclli * was renewed on an
alleged embarrassment, la the grain trade a.
Chicago .and on the cut in west bound
rreigbts, which was Ia'tr denied. Spoculs
ton closed weak compared with last might,
Closing prices were = 10 ~ per cent lower
The steamship Celtic, for Euro. Q, took ont
s2j 600 in gold In g. The same shippe,
bought 250,0Ol bars 1oy saturdays steamer
transactions. 2pt0h.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-28

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pr Ius9h. one year ola, :! % tyg yaarls Ole
z 10a2 -; three years old ~ 0gsyA ~ i.nrs
Extra Oid sTiiisky e9ss5. -
MTgEi,-Clarsi. oass,fs s19ly9. rs per9 mar mar
ity; CatawDG, per gallon, W. ! " Foii, ~
str ,ai. 4, eio5S % Whtts vira, In c'.sesi
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CHAaPAasE--0. u. nun1m 30, u
70 n True. In basket, 50 Dle3D ": Dvfncslii
Champagne, n G@N0 %. Goo. noulet, extfs
otsi lpnasoes Ais, Pc dor, 81 oo1z Is; PorisT,
'IoTTlrp Brxa--4t. Louis quarts, 5l2 "; pr
ga So Eudwcis0r quarts si2 o., pinls Sn ~.
5chiIty MI gsash &c, unrts sl1 81. piDts tl1 Y
Arihopy 4 KuhD's, gts 10, pints VIZ y
"A lIauseri & sun's chy ~ payne beer, Quarts
gld %, p.ntz $3.50; FalE's-AIwasHos' 9uarir,
II lSD.