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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-09
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CAIIIDN.

swffs Specific is entirely vegetable prepare
alton, and should not be COMPOUNDED with ths
various substitutes, limitations. nou.seoret hum
bugs, ''snlc cess Allerans, etc. etc. which ara
None OF these contain single article which on.
/ r. into the composition offs. s. S Tharo Ia
only one Swifts Specific, and there Is nothing
In the world ike It. To preven' disaster aud
disappointment. be sure TO got the genuine.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-09

We recommend Oarter's Iron Pills TO
every woman who is weak, nervous and
discouraged; particularly those who have
thin; pale lips, cold hands and feet, and
who are without strength or ambition.
These are the cases for which Carter's Iron
Pills are specially prepared. and this class
cannot use them without benefit. Valu-
able for men also. In metal boxes, at 30
cents. Sold by druggists or sent by mail.
See advertisement elsewhere.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-09

used Swlfs Specific on my little daughter,
who was afflicted with some Blood Poison which
had resisted all sorts ~ treatment The specific
relieved her permanently, and shall use II IL
my piHCtice
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/ have had remarkable success with Swifpf
Specific IN the rcstment Of Blood and Skin dls-
eases, and IN female diseases / tols .t mysel!
for Carbuuclos with hpppy eject
DO. g. HAEAY, NJ, b, Atlanta, Ca
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r IMPROVES TIE QUALITY OF

tho BiOodaEd rH!i asfl and 90 thoro-
furo "A ilno hirigOr0lt aud corrcctiro
In cases ofnll chrOH 10 baaiadics which
AFRO associated with an IMPoyEnIsHED
STATE OF TUE BLOOD. These all yield
20 tho regulating and nourlshing prop
critics OF its great food tonic olcmenij-
NJ compensatos for tho loss ofrifdIifU.
Induced by Consumption, Cafarrh or
bronchial and Throat affections. Ie
scN rcmcdB Ecmii iilO Dcbiiity ana
reimburse tho Female physique for
those losses Of vitality accompany
ting cOmpidints' peculiar TO The SER
Mothers nursing their own children
md delicate trOHcH who expect To
become mothers and bring up cigOr-
ous children should by all means uso
It. ~ rW restore sufferers Jronn
Mental or Norro as TrosfrafioH aEiS-
Ing from Orer- ToTk, ErccSscs or
pr0frdcf6d DisedSc. IL WiU euro
Drunkenness and tho Opium Udbic
for az tho appetite grows healthier
aud digestion moro vigorous through
tho uso OF this Tonic, tho unnaturat
craving dlcs away until totally OK
tinct. II shiyhiy brncJiciai u. Ltre.-
Complaints, Malaria, Fever. ana
ALL Mdidridi DiSedSoi aud for tho
dobllltatlng effects OF Fever Of any
kind Il has no equal. It repair1
traste. improves Digestion and fp-
petite, aud affords tho Dyspcpfio IN
raiid an easily assimitdbio oSticlc
Of food; and f. 20 pleasant 20 tho tnsto
thlt tho most sensitive palate VIII not
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swifts Specific Is complste antdote TO Blood
Taut, Blood Poison. Malarial Poison and siiu
liumor J, Hl.EsoS SMITH, Md, Al lnta Ga.
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Our troatiso on Blood and Skin Dlsexses
mailed free to applicants.
SWlf7 aPNVlFlC ~ Drawer 2, Atlanta Ga
New York otlice $50 West 28d street
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RRU(1 I'M: ! |!

The Grcs test aad only Perfect Hair Rcstorer
Ever Discover
Mr Bruce n. wing discovered this wonderful
Re.toraf offer, II tn tbs public after repe ted
experiments. claiming for qualities possessed
b. no other hair preparation ever m 'nu'aHtured
eroe'h IN ils Original color after two weess' APP.
plicauon. e matters not whether The h.ir Is OF
the dtepCtt black ui most drlicntc blonde.
II also entirely frees III" head from dandruiI,
and is free from any poisonous drug
The uroprio or guarantees 10 give one hun
bred dollars 600 O0) 10 any refsOn VINO after u
fair Trial q nds that Il does not DO 20 their entire
satisfaction ali that IL claimed for IT,
Over twenty Thousand l90tO0) icstim mails
and letters 81 approval could be furnished.
Por dressing TO clean toe head " dandfuif,
ke, D tie hats from falling out or tuning gray,
Il has no cqugi.
BY It's use as a drsssing the hair viii retain
a sort and glossy appearance, and viii never
turn gray,
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Those persons who do not need iron, but
Who are tIoubled with nervousness ana
q dyspepsia, will find in Carter's Little Nerve
Pills most desirable article. They are
mostly used IN combination with Carter's
Little Liver Pills, and in this way often
exert most magical effect. Take just one
pill Of each kind immediately after eating
and you will be free from Indigestion and
dyspepsia. Ia Walls Mt Is cents. Sold By
ali druggists.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-09

Attention Is called to the advertisement
Of Mr.. Kane Shields in another column, who
ie acknowledged as one among the most &C
complished decorative artists in the ooun-
try. He keeps full stock Of oil goods in
his line, which he offers at wholesale aud
retail. He gives special attention to house
decoration. The HERALD can assure its
readers that Mr.. Shields is reliable and
prompt in all his business engagements,
and as one with whom it 10 always q pleas
ure to transact business.
Burn Coke keep your house clean and
save money. Coke only $500 a ton at
DALLAS CTry GAS Co.
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70 PHYSICIANS AND INVALIps.

An analysis or " Co'dcn's Liquid Beg
Tonic" by tho eminent chemist, ARTHUR
Hill, n iSsALI, MD, FRS, OF London,
ENGLAND; and mn endorsement by the ccl-
rbratcd physlclnn. Professor SIR ERASMUS
WILSON, FRS. LID, OK London, arc Ia
bellcd ON zach bottle.
sold "a: wholesale by ali leading
Dr,IgrIs,s. aud rcinilcd generally, Mt 81 per
polite; q for O.. G. y. ChIrTENION, GIN
% York
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PHY .iClANs.

PHYSICIAN AND sURGEOS-DR. MORTON
Il ofice over Exchang' Bank .h1ii TING. resi-
dence SIS san Iacini0 street. felephoae
s'dence
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MEDICAL

ssph. iuHhHk DE NAuA ~ FRANCE,
hrs made us ma agonts for "a saio ~ Tersr IA
cell his ncytr.fsihnR roncdy Nsiurs'f O0nnu-
blal Restorative or Vital,tof.' an AnnGfed with
nervous debility, ioss Of manhooc an' tin-
dfed Diseases nhouid 10 once procure ha uiaY
from which W learn the cause Of the tisrasft
above mentioned then al onoo 20 procure ron
~ Or through nv by your driiggisior afpfess
the neyeF.falling remedy
ckowDus & BALDWIN
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-26
Now York stock Market.

New York, March 2i.-G Governments strong.
Railways generally firm,
State securities quiet.
stock market gave evidence of better sup.
port this forenoon and prices ragged higher
than closed last night, with sclIc ely any
thing like reaction up TO nearly l., at which
time - out of 80 sto Ks were higher than last
night. From noon Till o'clock
market was duh and heavy and
prices declined isa7s; later Pacific mail u
on Missouri Pacihc, 4; on Canada southern,
Y; on Lake Shor', &; on Nj waukee Il 81.
Paul, ls9)s; and on other st cKs the mel
changes in the last hour were small, though
In most cases they showed gains OF q To 20
there was slight advanced in the first fifteen
minutes, followed by half au hour OF duh
ness, though there was iirmer feeling
at the close. The results OF the
days trading show generally
higher price; out of ABOUT forty stocks
traded in - closed higher than last night, /;
lower and the rest unchanged. The most I'M
poriant changes were; Metropolitan, Sls per
cent, higher; Long Island, I highe'; oregon
Navigation, per cent. higher, and Manitoba
2per cent. lower.
Transactions. 2i30 o.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-26

BAR Iron, 50 10 Norway, &c.. No. "a +
sheet iron No.. No "a q sheet iron. $40.
gal yanized sheet iron, 9ai0l}c,; No. y y soda
lie; No. y do. l5c.: 2Jx2s roofing tin sli ~
@l5 60: lixf0 and l0xlf pat. do, az zoos 30;
timers wire, 80 por cent. of; tinher's stock
forty per cent. ofi cook stoves, with ware
si0 SO6c25 90: do with trimmings. sl4 6Ogs5Dv0
WOOD work. Wagon axlos. WcepSl 90
tongues, 0pcnSi 90; singletreeE, 81 rs; holsters
5Oc.: spOhes % 5b6DS 20: folloes, 81 S5p2 ~
Doubletrees, e3 1904 %: neck yokes, 81 COG
9 50; pillow beams, 60@85c.; pillow handles, u II
G125O: handles, si76Gt2 80.
NAILS. 50 - key, basis lOd.--Burden horss
shoe, per keg, 50 OBJ: Perkins do, ~ ID; Walk
er do, IS 80; Burden mule, 81 bg: Northwest
ern horse shoe nails. No. 6Oc., No. 8, DC, No
0, DC, No. 7, 2lc., No. y, 80; "Lake's' dol No
4. &c.. No. 5, &c, No. o, 2c., No. I, &c, No. 3
l9c.; AusaDle do, No. I, i5c.. No. B, nc, No. U,
2ic.,. No, z, lscy No. =, lse. ro@-os
s9eO@0 So; Hncf ensack, sGSOe7 %; boz
''' REFRiG Z ERAroRs.- No. / Climax, AGO:
No. 2, do, els 90; No, do. s2S: No. do, s25
M NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. chains, AZ 10,
PAIR, Ia7c.. piow slngleifccs, per doz,, " rs
pillow doubleirces, per dozen. 90 o.; stock
bells, 20 per cent. of. door locks, t325epD 20;
wood screws, 30 and 10 per cent. on: l. L cast
door butts, 10 .and 10 per cent. OF: cut and
timed taclfs, ~ per cent. of; coffee mills, "
nor cent. of; blind hinges, 50 and 10 per cont
or: carriage bolts, % and 10 per cont. OH
pillow bolts, 80 per cent. of; piece tin ware
30 per cent. OF; deep stamped ware. 10 pei
cent of; shallow stamped ware, 30 per cent
off; lapanu ned ware, 20 per cent of.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-26
AROUND TOWN.

| A marriage license was issued yester
,,, to the county clerks Office to Il
W. Lee and Miss Mary Jane Buck.
Uramer has been awarded the
,ani;ng piivilege for the spring meet.
m~ and will sell every night during
ross week. Mt the Cattle Exchange.
~
0nicerJake is'sE tsaIa' o., ~,
cd man Hhhisu Dsl o' W.. or ~ 80.
charge OF sieaii"g pun v. Pats ,,o ~
Peter lniIleo. ny Vi vac 'o'N-
ed up III tue county J"'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-26
Groceries.

MEATs-Sugar curod halus ls7ic; S.C.cB.
Bacon, lSAc; sc. bacon, llsSc.. :. Z. dry salt
1917.
2on cans. lo9lc.i lOn cans, n7sc; On. cans. lie;
CorFmk Common 49,; ordinary, l2'<c;
government Java. So9.c.; Arbucklos' Arioss,
Fi<@lTl.c.
fEA-imperial. E@eo. gunpowder, 5000.
SU0AR-Fine powdered. bbls, lOIsc,; do.
halfb6is.. iONc cut loaf, lOsEc.; granulaied
standard OAc1.; Louisiana GRADUATED, ecGD;
standard A Ss@slSc.. choice white, SIsG6sc
yellow clarified, S6sSac.
RIcE--Louislana, blse17o.
Fisn---Mackeroi. ION kits. No. !, sl.lS; No.
2 sl.oo half bbls., No. !, NN0; Ne. = $500
White flsh, No. l, M. ebls;, a,S; No p o s6;2f
SALT-Coarse, in bpgs,. sl.2jGal.i0 tne In
bags, =; lake. 10 bat hoop bbis, a2l0;
apples, standard. sl.75; Peaches. standard, 3
lbs, sl.eS; BIS. Sl.oo2.5D; seconds, lbs.
sI;6; MS " ~ Tomatoes, sia md; Ss;
berries, si;;5@liej 9SsgSerries, ssiglsI g;
oysters, fun weight, | D.. Hls M s2i0; light
sI.sssasi.1G j ID. So: Maescrei. b.,
Sl.35a -: Sardines. American, $500 case.
imported, sl2,S0@s "a 20 case: Strawberrles,2 D.,
| 81. 2jsDl.30; Blackbcrrles, el2i Green Cages,
Sl.i0: Eagle Condensed milk, $3.50: crown.
1926 Swiss, $3.50.
| BAKING PowpER.--Silyer Loaf, IN cans,
rer do, en-, SOC; ih: do, 81 90; iib do, 81 20;
| 5tD. do, az; oh. do, sl2.
suNpRIEs-Starch, iNc Soap, common
4lsc: German olive, SIC. Candles, full boxeH
l65<c; halves, l0c; quarters, leo. Indigo. &c N
Bluelng, 306Dl 90 dozen. Colemnn'a niuatard
81. i0dS5.51 dozen. Maccaroni, imported, i5cn
American, Sl.0O box. Buchots, two hoops
81 10 dozen; VOL buckets, 83.2b dozen. Rroom'
81 .T5da2 2SdoSen. Brilliant oil, bills, 2oc.; Flu
pion, do Sc; do, - cases, So 30; Brilliant
| IS cases, ca 80: do, III cases, 81 20.
FLOUR S'anard's Royal Patent, IS 2
:, hbl.: sacks, 81 loo n l0J bs.: No. TeAa
| per 100 lbs. SO, No 2s2 as, No 3 81 So Corn mes
! per bushel, dc: HcIuiny and gIita, q bbi
| s5 O0: Oatmeal, = hail bbl,. 81 IS: Crack -
wheat, Dit, &c: Crackers; X soda, 6iGto., Ky
! soda, & 3.4fsc.; NIX soda, To-, cscRm &c.; g,p
| ger snaps, o.; lemon creams, 9J.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-26

.UMRER-Rough lumber, boxing, IL incho
and under, nTrtclass, f2I: stripping, AXIS, t2l
boxing and flooring, clears, ys5. thick clears
~ and lIl, fZ7: rough lumber. second clRsa
slb Ioisl an d scantling, cnlls, sl6.
BrpIra-rirst common white Pine, s22 20
second do. go; third do, as; poplar. s2o Da
n 90; nstiye pine "; s22 5o; do ~ sa5; natiy'
DnEssED LuasyR-- Boxing ~ inches an:
under SO oDlsB %; do sx3, w DC@B 70
scantling, joist or any common iuinDs .i
go O0a3 W. boxing over IL inches, ~ "
80 70; thick clears, " tcl5ssna 9 w wow ~
DhsssED AND MATCHED FLooEfEd-firr
class 81; second class. vi.
WHIrE PINE FuRsIsHIn1 LuMBEn-lH, ~
and inch white pine, 90; inch1uo, va.
f,EILING--BEADED OR PLAIF-FlrBt com
mon white pine, X, si2.b0: I'd do, eSo; "a 90, w
noplar, X, SIS U0lD27.60; poplar, ", ej2.5o9S 30 y,
| native pine. ", e2250; do, y, e26 "a,
POPLAR LpMBEE.--lH, M ana men, 20
saisSLss-whits pine A, 50; do shaded a
s4.b. do extra No. 1. &i.D; cypress. BEST AZ,
| brand IS: do No. 2, si.b0; do No. - td.bG nsuv'
| sawed heart, t4.5t ssps, $3.50.
PicgETs.-White pine. dressed sno neldes !.
square Or dat, q yellow pine do. ~; iAth
sLgSr. cExExr, c.--Iime, Ausiin, VIZ
per bbI Cement Sn u ner 81 s. Paster Pan,
New Yort or nichisan' ~ 70 per 0o'' f'ss'e
b Baicx.-Firs-prooL q 80 per y.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-26
LOCAL MARKETS.
GAZETTE OFFICE, FoRr WORTH. TEXAS.
"N-N' March %, 1884 !

March %, 1881
The condition OF the dry goods market u
substantially the same as shown In our last
rennrt. cottons OF all grades continue 10
s,iG.n. ana an advance on standard makes u
among the probabilities OF a near future
Yesterday : sales were iully M to me eSpec'
ta,Ion OF dealers, ard orders weie, icr the
most pari. for larger amornis than ordinary.
I'm mis- issue will be found corrected price
id Of china. au,enspare and glassware. ~
mis- line of trade, as IN mot Others, Fort
worth is now prepared 10 successfully COM
neis with older cities East. The Fort Worth
rnina 20. recently organized IN this city, has
made MI The arrangements necessary for The
recommendation of the trade, and dealers
vino nave hitherto bought 10 81. LOU. and
New orleans w1uld consult their own inter
ssts ~ am examination Of their stock and
n,,ces' one By one mammouth st'blish-
men,s for The sale OF merchandise IN different
lines are opened up in the c'iy and the sue
osss Of lie old lends encouragement to The
new Country produce continues In good
demand, with a frrer feeling In the market.
plsyen cents Is the ruling rate for eggs In
,ouna lots and standing oilsr OF 500 per
aozen II made Tor spripg chiekens.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-26
FORT STOCKTON.
Row in n Gambling Saloon-i SIX.
Shooters Effective Works.
Special to the Gazette.

Special TO the Gazette.
Fort Stockton, March p About ! |
o'clock This morning, q Party Of
drunken negroes entered Silversteln's
gambling house and after breaking up
all the games thea being played, Al
temp TED to take possession of The bar.
They were met by one Dave Lee, the
bartender, who had armed himself
with six shooter. Lee finding that
lie was being driven from behind the
bar, began beating his assailant with
the butt of his weapon. During the
skirmish the pistol was discharged
and the ball first struck a negro soldier
completely cutting or his nose and
then struck Mr.. Silverstein above the
knee, shattering the.bone and render
ing aniputation necessary. SILVER.
stein was carried TO the post hospital
for treatment. Deputy Sheriff Thorn
as had Just arrested a woman in the
saloon and had not reached the jail
when the riot occurred.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-26
by long dealers in case. Micro ma,gln. ver,

by long dealers In cases where ma,p,n. ~,
exhausted.
Pork was lively but did not partake of IN,
ACTIVITY ofgrain. May pork opened nj I; a,
then rose and fell few points. July WAS dp,
and likewise year.
Lard was astive and rose, firm.
Loose meats were slow and a ihade lovcr
CArrLE'-rhc bottom has fallen ont OF ,be
market, being dull and 10 to Is cents lower
Receipts were large and halfdId not md sale.
Transfers were at l t0a6sl.
PRODUCE.
FLouR-Nominnl
WHEAT March SSj{dSfir closed SAL. A MI,
S,}sas6's, closed SfiS: May gis6g,S. rlnsah
aatg.2s; June Nls1@.Ss, closed at ~; Julv
yGnlS. ~" N'h'e'
ConN-CaSh 5n@5gs; March mann
closed ~; April 1895 O1; MAY
oArs-.darch gsA@c0X; May a91@ss,.
Provisions.
PoRK--gash IL Gj@l5 81: May II Gqal7 s7i..
June Il 7O@li ~; July : 81 e69iSt5. ~
LAhp-tash 4 $50 Is Aprilg2: May nv
BULK MrATs shoulders lj short ribs
93i short clear0Sl
LIVE STOCK.
Hoes Receipts &, SO; rough racklne lna
asa. ~ "e"' . W
Receipts loo; export ers. lnN6 70.
good 10 choice 1hippng, GOA on: common
70 medium 90 @55s corn-icd Texans 10
sHEnP-Rcceipts, 1900 inferior to s.r. 4 80
@i 20: medium, u good, I 5la5 TO- choice 10
extra, OJd5 %, lambs o a W,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-26

toc.; No ? mir hemlock, no oil, $50: No.
oiled hemlook, clcan fiesh, s'ISc.; No, 2 ollie,
HARNESS LEArHER. No. 1 ohio med,
nm aud heavy weight SIC; No Il Ohio me
dunn and light, Sic; No. hemlock, slc.; No
BLIND BRibLEs.--No. A. u com. scret
n, per dozen, S so; No, 10. AZ bkle. In, pigeor
wing, per dox., Sill 90; No. IL, u do, SIS OF.
RIDING RRfDLES.---as In. blk or sairsloub
head curb bits, $40 ~; x do. fancy front do.
SlsOo; y In. long rein do, ais 10; u In, doub
and stitched front do, extra curb Tits SID I'd
FfL1lNGS,--% In. short rein, BLK, On nair
&se; DO, BIZ. o., good, sll5D.
SADDLtS.--No. stock Cheyenne, Llams
pockets, so; Number liS ditto, less the
pockets, s2, No, loose laced, coarse Still
tree, s2i; No. loose rivittd do, $40. No.
Colorado. genuine short Friesekc tree, slS: N,
~, tied, coarge, sl2; No. - do, Still tree, sl5
No. 81, stitched, full rig, rose tree, 80 80: No
", tackled. do. do, 50; three quarter and hal
HARNESS, WAGON iSl, IL and ~ inch
long tug, complete COLLAR brides lines
etc.l. sS0na@&; ~ Inch, machine, shori
tug, complete, bio oo; ~ Inch, hand, oah
stock, hort tug, complete, si5 ~ inch fial
tug, complete, 1880
Eureka No. 8, chased, per dozen
70; lndianola, hlued, per dozen. 81 50
Mexican, two 10 threo-lnch ruweis, So elgo4 rs
lEt3GINS.--No.l, Cal, style, calf, 50. No, !
Cal. style, kip lcggin leather. IS 90; No. 2 do.
20 No. 2. old style kip do. "a so.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-26

WHrsEY-I,ect,ned 81 IeSl5o, as per proof
sour mash, one year Old. 81 ~ Two years OLD
~ OOGs2 q; three years Old W htg9 10; ISnoi
extra old whisky SiG5,
WisIs-Clarei. case,lss 50Sl0o0. as perqnal.
ny; Caiawba, pergsllon. 200 81 fort,M zg
per GAL, d e0e5 81. White wine, in cases.
IA n0g8IO %. a..
''CHAMPAorE--0. ", Mufnm Co., Extr
Dry' 90 Oldos3 %; Beidsich, IN bnetst, t2J ODa
20 H. KTue Ia bssk et, cas- v0230 o.: Domestic
champagne, 81 0c@ii W. Geo. Gouiet, extrs
dry. pints, 81 90.
pIEs o YELL BrKR-st. Louis quartz, sl2 o.; pit
al %; BudweiBer quarts gl2 10; pinls eB ~,
aei,ljtz Milwaukee, quarts sI2 ~: pinH ely 0ci
ANTHONY n Kuhn's, OTIS sI2 70. pinis tl2U
II. clsuson Sons chp uipagne beer, quarts
si9 90, pints $3.50: FIk's.Hiiwankeo. quartz.
ellS0.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-26
chicago.
special to the Gazette.

CHICAGO, March Is The bears again car
rled all before them Again the market was
panleky, excitement running high trad'hs
lively and fortunes made aod lost. NO quar-
ter was shown tolthc bulls and they were
tadly slaughtered. The decline was great
est In whea and least In provisions
May wheat opened one cent lower 'han AZ
the close of the day previous ani then s'eau,
lily declined, and at one time was over
cents lower than yesterday. There was even
more noise and confusion at tho pit IMAM yes
terday. The bulls showed some resispnh''
bntiI did not avail them anything
Corn declined largely but mol SO much 20 u
wheat. shortly after The honr ofnoon there
was a rally In prices and some OF the 'osse'
regained, May closing a.sS1s.
Corn also became hrmer ana iinerai saie'
were made. There was a heavy uh'oaa'nl
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-26
Country Produce.

Potatoes--Irish, northern, n Dbl o. 1902 Is
sack, sj0, &C; sweet, per bushel G5a76c. On
tone per Dbl, s. tO0--. Turnips, y barrel
50 90. Beans, ii. r. med. bbig., .651c.i, large
medium, per bbl., o. 10; small, per bill, 81 20
half bbi., med, "a 90; half bDl., small, 60 ~
PIGS feet. ki's. 81 20; quarter bhl., ,27i; hal
bbl, IS 90 % 30. Cheese, half cream, l3c.
full cream, IKE. RIaut, per bbl., si2@l22,
half bbI., 80 IS Peanuts, % loo. CIDER, half
bhi.. s5 OF. Cabbage, To.
Young spring chickens, s. icGp35 Tuike9s
81 5o@lO %; Geese, u 10 obO Dncks, " 700
Is
EGss--Per dozen, ilt6,
Fresh country butter choice. 30. CTeame y
n G1S7J{a. old butter, iuGl2l4c.; oleomarga
rluc, ISc,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-26

Wool. Hides. Etc.

HIDEs-No. l, heavy mint, dry Vib l5c: No
heavy flint, dry, v b l3c Mol light ilint
Sn lac; No. 2, llght flint, an las bulls and
heavy, damaged, q N l0o; calf skins aud bad
ly damaged q ID 4dhc; green sailed, sound
y n nc; green sailed, grubby 9b h11sc butch
err green, "A n c..
cayoies, SDG60c; mountain wolf. 7bc63sl; fox
20eSgbc.
PELTRiEs- Nominal, season over. Dee
SKINS, y 10 -uDlo antelope hhlns, " ~ lyfl ~
10 amount OF wool, 9c01up; shenrllngs, &C
coFding To amount OF wool, lO6el5c; MeAiesr
sheep polts, a 10 SaIl0c; Mexican sheep pelir
IN.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-26
Sullivan Coming,

John r.. Sullivan, the celebrated
puuilist. is on his way from California
east with company of men said to be
highly skilled in the various depart
ments of atheism. In order to give
the growing generation an idea of the
manly art of self-defense, he will APP.
pear at the opera house on the hoys'
night. Saturday. Prices will be 81 so
aud 81
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-26
Nav ORLEAEs March - - CorToN
SnnI rInsed MIMI nnn mechanical.
New Orleans.


PRODUCE.
Nrw ORLEANS. March .5.-FLouR-D Dull;
family A T005 o., high grades, ii@j ~.
OATs.-Dull aud .ower, at i2lsGS3A
PROVISIONS.
PoRK-Fair demand but al lower rates 49,.
IARD-t owtT, tierce refined VI; reg Va.
SALT MaArs-scarce AID wanted.
BULK MrATs-Tow and scarce; shoulders
So long clear and clear rib va.
BAcoN-L Lower aud scarce; no shoulders
here; losg dear and clear no ioys.
HAas-Choice sngar-cnTed can SaAsed stehdy
at l31l3ls. .,,e,,, ,o.a
WHISKY steady; western rec'ihed io3g
10. ,. M, .ovooss nj
common 10 prime, l0N@lB; ,,, "a
coed common $685. lalr 70 my c, ,aif 3 u,
os',i nii AZ y, Z. Jan la'ed 49,
AssEs Dul ano neseA rebolle elp ss 10
r. E-Flrn, with moderate demandii .oulsi'
ana ordinary to prime, s1s9ofs'
BKA S--Dull nt W.. ,, , ,,,
COTTON BKED OIL-Dulii PRIME p"'0'
38e 81 summer yellow 'z't@D
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-26

peruyian. per pound, BOO: borax per 10.
Is -: bi-carb onato OF soda per ID, sIzzlSa: cop
peras. ger %, 22i: castor oil, , gal. tb@ W;
fmotiiadj per n, 100; cream tartar. q. r.. par
pound, sOe34.: chalk, lump. per pound, "a
caloIDsl, r. a W., per pound. 70@sD; caiorai J.
english Per RSn nSlsi log1 n , Choral cd ny
positIon powder. 2tG50; dovers powders. ~
epson salts, per pound. sos; gum opium, pei
pound. 4 80; gum camphor, No.; morphir g
a4D quinine, r. a W.. per or. 100; quinlne
German. per or. 95ai ib. potash, bromide
a ssl5 i0dide. S.: chIorate. RAN Alum, tc
spirits inrpentine, Doc; Linsecd oil, 6 oboe.
Flour sulphur, Ass; Essential oils, ~. Lonl
list; strictly PURE white lead, 81. Louis list
Patent medicines, rebate on list; Il. ID. hui
extracts, % per cent OH; rre.cription ylals
80 per cent. on.