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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-05-27
THE GREENBRIER

THE GREENBRIER
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W.. VAr
distinguished for
the last century on account Of the great virtue OF
their Alternative WATERS AND BATHS,-as
the leading fashionable resort for pleasure-seekers
from every portion Of the Union' and Tor the uN.
EQUALLED COOL AND BKAClNI scmMEn non
mN1ATF. having a direct elevation of 1000
foo, above tide water, and Immediately surround
inc mountains Of $500, with capacity for 1000
0nests. and accommodations first-class VIII open
JUNE 1917 "oN b. +. EAKLE,
aDoo-,m superintendent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-05-27
NISFIT STORE.

Atwinse Of pity for Falstaf. II was the Clo hing
OF his army or the lack Of il, thst vexed him sore.
If there had only been
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All reliable groccrs keep 1t.
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DICHMOND PER CENT. BONDS.

VNHE BOOKS OF SUBSCRIPTION TO
i THE CAPITAL STOCK OF THE BRIs-
TOW BROWNsTONE COMPANY, Incorporated
by the General Assembly Of Virginia by an act
approved on the 2sth day Of January, 1884, win
be opened at the Office OF II. A, AtkinsOn, Jr No.
l0Ii Main street, I'm the city OF Richmond. Vs.,
on the 23D DAY OF MAY, 1854, and continue
open for ten days next ensuing. The stock will Dc
ia shares OF $40 each. under The direction Of the
commissioners.
VI. J. DIMMOCk,
+. G. BgsAjEH,
VI. II. P0lTIAUX,
ap 22-Tu5w Commissioners.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-02
PERSONAL.

Gen. j. A. Hyman of Stephenville
is in the city.
Harry Henderson OF Abilene is in
town.
Fatty Smith o: Hall county is in the
Fort.
Mr.. =. s. Pfouts, of the Dallas Her.
aid, is in the city taking notes OF met
ropolitan ways.
G. w. futile, of the st. Louis paper
company, was in the city last night en-
route to South Texrs.
Col. John Il. Crisp and family are in
the city Ell route to their home in Kan
sas City, after an extended trip through
the state. The many friends of Col.
Crisp will be glad to know that he
will remain over in Fort Worth to-day,
and avail themselves of the opportu-
nifty of calling on him.
Mr.. w. II. Clayton, business man.
ager of the San Antonio Times, paid
the GAZETTE brief call yesterday.
Mr.. A. II. Spotswood of Winfield,
Kansas, gentleman of wealth, i
prospecting Texas with n view posi-
| bly, to investment in this section. MIR
/ Spotswood Is Il guest of Col. y. M
Britton.
Yesterday Mr.. M. Mccarthy of 22O
| Dagpett avenue, extended TO the com
rp1sitors Of the GAzETrE,th through Capt
| Joe Johnson, the handsOmest printer
an invitation to attend II social to b
given at his residence this evening, 70
which the boys are under obligations,
Mr. Henry NJ, Furman went up t.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-02

nv, atly esiery: No.2icd oscsi osss cash. ora.
~ INV H..itGl rs May; itSN jane; 9,js
sc S,oRN-4, Scash aud April; isjlsatps NAV.
year ''''' rs ~ 'or inc
for May. f"' S's piu
WiiIsky-steadys i6.
.oRS MEAL-e6l
PoRK--ls
BULK MsArs-lanR clear 2lae 81 shnr,
ms ySc@ Az short clear 5s@e IS.
nnA,pN--l,ong clear 9sftt; short clear 10 l,is
liAkp-9O1
SA'TLS-.R Receipts LOO; exports 2s0s a.
g9ou TO choice at0a6 70; common 10 me.
ulum bOlG5 20; corn-fad Texans ooas75
~, log - Receipts l,5u0. light 625d6 10. rack.
ing S0d6 10 heavy 0 soSsT 90 ''NN'
,6Sl'knp.,-Receipts 800: Inferior to fair 25o
= Ws rncditim 2ssa5 ~; choice TO fancy 5 $40
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-02

BAR IRON. c3 20 NORWAY, 10, No, ~ II
sheet iron, A.. Nc n q a,,eet Iron, exc:
galvanized sheet Iron, 9D i0lkc.; No, u xgnda.
l7n; No. }. do. l6c., 2Vx2s rood ng TN. Sl5 nd
6i555; Ifx?O and i0xii pat. do, al 756as %:
lnners wire, ~ per cent. OF; tinners stock.
forty per cent. OF; cook stoves with ware.
ei0 i0@25 20; do with trimmings, ga bQia5OtsD.
WOOD WORK. Wagon axiea hOc.eosi 90
tongues, y0cgsl GO; alngietrees, $l75: holsters,
&c.; spokes 90 zoos 90; ielloes, 81 ettD2 25;
Dorblhireos, s325lgt 90: neck Jokes, o. oDGS
2gl: plow beams. b)Ng5c.. piow bandtes, 81 10
GD2J1; handles. S. 5b42G0.
NAILS. 81 Us 4 eg, basis I0d.--Burden horae
shoe, per keg, ~ 50; Perkins do, 50 Is; Walk
or do, 50 so; Burden mule, e0 50; Northwest
ern horse shoe nails No. 4, 5Dc No. 8. PIC, No,
9, 2sc No. J, Bic. No. I, 20; "Iake'so do, No.
I; t5c No. ~, Np. 20, No. !, 20, No. :.
| 2Io., No. Z, i9c., No. q, no.
SsSEs-K. X. per dozen, so 50tl0 co; lakes
| 90 f0Mg 60; Hackensack, IS 5OD7 90; boys,
KEFItfGERAToRs-- NO. l Climax, $500:
No. 2, do, Si8 50: NO do, s2c; No. do, SIS /;
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Trace chains, az Ter
PAIR, 1Gs7c... pillow singietreea, per doz., ~ 26
bells, 30 per cent. OF, door locks. sJ's5ese 20,
| wood screws, 80 and 10 per cent on: i, Il cssi
door butts, ~ .nnd 10 per cent. on; c,it and
timed tackH, ~ per cent. Off cofiee miis, 10
| per cent. oil: blind hinges, 6D and 10 per cent.
| or: carriage bolts, Is and 10 per cent. on
! Piow bolts. 80 per cent. or; piece tin ware.
| 50 per cent. on. deep STAMPED ware, 10 per
/ cont, OF; shallow Stamped ware, ID pef cent
OF; iapnoDed ware. 10 per cent OF.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-02
New Orleans.
I,ItoDUCH.


NEW ORLEANS. April l.--FIoUR - quiet
but STEADY; family 699i75; high grades ~
cons Good demand and scarce; mixed o.;
yellow 6s; white 20.
OATS In fair demand at AZ.
PRoyIsIoHs.
poRK-Firm and scarce. 1921.
LAgD-Flrm: ierc@ refined 81. heg 0 ~.
SALT MaArs-Firm, with moderate de-
inRDd.
shoulders.paclSed 3a97sS
BAooS-Firn, with moderate demand:
shoulders W: long clear and clear rib l0iz.
HAMs-choice sugarcured canyahsed steady
at l3@i3H- - -
common To prime, W.
SUGAn-Q liiet common 10 good common
iieel4ls. fair 10 fully fair 5Is95tk; prime b,s;
yellow clnfided ossed A; white clarified Sk@
ga gran lated Z.
SIo,,Assis Quiet and firm. centrifugal II
a3e teiImeDting 20q35; rebpi ed 2BlDlO
RiCy- Quiet bat steady; Louisiana ofdi-
nary 10 prime, 4s4eS174.
BaAs-Duli and cnsier. %
COTTON sEED OIL-Pfime crude, 36@0i
summer yellow 43Gb.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-02

,iark, Cinnamon, Per pound, lsGt-c; bark,
Peruvian, per pound, MO. gorax per 10.
l,eras, per d. 2iGi: castor oil, 2 gall. t5dl G0
cinchoDida. por ounce, 70S5Dc,: castillo kosp
pnuttledl per ", eqs9' cream tartar. Q. r., pc,
;lioIpel, u. II w, per pound, Joeasr. ealomt !,
English, per pound, lOgl Is; enloral by
position powder, 1880, doTers powders, ~
epsdm salts, per pound. COB: gum opium, Per
pound, 20; gum calnphor, 2yQ1--.;. morphine
20 qninine r. Il W.. per or, ! bla; quinine,
/ German per % 1 1901 10: potash, bromide,
aUGps5. iodide. ~: chlorate. 22al5 Alum, fc,
| Flour sulphur, 4a5c: Essential Oils, s;t Louis
| lisi: Strictly pure white lead. 81. Louis list
| Patent medicines. rebate ON List; +. u. fluid
extracts, . pei. cent OF; Prescription vlais
| 10 per cent. OF.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-02


rURBEH--Isougb iuiDpsf. boxing, ~ tnrhss
and under, nrnt-ciasa 81; stripping. l<x3, t2l:
hrrtrg asic flooring. clears vs.. thick clear,
w aud III, s27; rough lumber. necond clasa
tiS: iOist and scantilng, cuiIs, fi5
second do. SO; third dp, ~; poplar. a25 ~
n %. natiye pine NJ va 5s DO X, ta5; nativs
rough. $500.
under, e.6 C)FN "; do ikxs, e21 0oD28 W
seantiIng, 1olst or any common lumber
| g38 tJlaS o9 boxing over IL Inches, t3jp0o
81 or thick clears, ~ to ard 2, SO UGH 80.
second class any hnd. szI U0a5ls 6l
| DuEaaED AND MAlrHnD FI.ooK1N0--F1ru1
| slass f2S; second class, e2i.
| WHfTEPfNE FURNISH fsg LuMBEH--lt<, N
| and Inch white pine, 40; inch do. tg5.
| CEIIIkG--'bEApEn On p1.AIs-First coW.
mon white pine, X, 81. 30; "a do fso e 10 M
poplar, ". azd uo12zso; poplar, II, 90 IS o.;
nAtivspine, ", tss2.50. do, y, S25.
Pori.AR LuhhIa.-.iz, ~, and Inch, tbSl
white pins A. Is; do shaded A,
brand. i; % No Z, TIC a. ga. I ss5S SAsSs
sawed heart, ei;bt shps, s3;3o
PicKEfa.-W White pine, drdesed sud headed
square Or nst,, 4; yellow pine 40 ~ 1sth
LIzr, IExEyr, Ero--.I4iups, Austin, r. 9
per Dbl. Cement. LQpIssille w Io.enale: ~ 4
per Dbl; Pcytiaqd. q - PEI Dbl. Eceter l,nrl1
n1a's s1 e. " Iii;s.psoof Y : ~ i,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-02

Wool, Hides, etc.

niDEs-No. l,heRvy mint, dry No lbc.: No,
heavy lint, dry, n % 100; No. |, light flint
yb lac, No. 2, light tlnt. vn l3c: bulls and
~ damaged, = is 4dsc; green saItei. aonnd.
2 D 74c; green salted erubby, eb 6Iac. butch
or green, u N Go.
cayotes. 8OdG61c: mountain wolf, 5bc@s /. ioz,
| % 32bc.
pELTRirn- Nominal, season over, Deer
| nkins, y N 2o0a2b; antelope skins, "A NJ 100 Ia
| goat skins, each i0Ga5; sheep peltB. according
to amount OF wool, 20csDup; sheaiilngs, 40
| oording 10 amount OF wool, loipI5c; Mexican
improved, H@lac: Mexican sheep sheriings
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-02
TELEGRAPHIO MARhLTS.
81. Louis.

special to the Gazette. w,.a,
ST.. Lows. Aprlli.-Public ia'ss o. whea AZ
ave not very large, and prices hnoiua'ea
,ers Of the lilua,ion, but lost sh.ir grip ~.
,is nj Inc close, May closed al yesterday
csrn was lIkewlss slow, and pfise' "s''
barely steady; May closed at isNf 80.
provisions were duller than eyer auu 80,
mess was very small. This y spou' 81 wv,
can be said. One broker sa'u my 49, al,
business was done today 70 ln,.s steers
49, 49, ,oads OF rcSss steers ois'ee
s nsra,y s.sady aud sold at 4 Sa5 81
| sr Io,',s April IL FLouH-pnii an'
| easy, but moi iower, "a fne.uating q goof
VIII +Ar-u Unsettled. anu ss Mu Ia. then brok'
! slishily aud raIlisd, aud closed q We -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-02

@HAr,--lugsr cured hams. 1850; P,C,C.B
Recon. iS94c; sc, bacon, lissc.: .. Q. dry salt,
LAnp-Tlerocs, 1910: 10 and SON cana, le.,c;
2oto cans, lose: ION cans, iOi&c; 5n cans. lie;
y N cans, l05so,
COPPER Common i2'.; ordinary, l2,tc.;
fair. lSXc.; prime RIO, lic; fancy, l5c OLD
government Java, Sussc.; Arbuckles' Arlosa,
,6xGl6kc
supAR-Flno powdered, hbls., iolsc.; do.
halfbbls., lOstc; cut loaf. 1880; GRADUATED
standard Geo.; Louisiana Ernnnla,ee 5000
standard AS q sSe;; choice white, w csc.
yellow clarified, S@sAc,
R1CE-bouisiaua, blsdcIo.
-Sieukorel, i1b klis No. J, ellis; No.
White nsh No /, hif. bbip., 97.25; No, q s6.25
Dried herrugs, per box, lOc. Cod flsh; eye.
BALT--Coarpe, in bsgs,. gi.2ssei,a0 fine IN
CANNED uoops.--prioes per doven. Pine
nipples, standard, sl,7G Peaches, standard. Q
| lbs, si.65; y lbs. Sl,2c02.6D: seconds, fos
$3.50; 3 ma, 10; Tomatoes, standard, 2 hs,
sl,lO: seconds as; =; n-., 81 ,seS 40; Greon
corn sc Ss 49, Green peas s'aa S Sc S
s sss,ss' ii %esht sss h5 sS sS
weight, M ,SSe;, n., a:% sSimon !, n"
g,SS6S--- sardines, American, $500 case;
Imported SIS. BOO Ia 10 case Strawberries No..
sl.9S@l81; Blachberfes, sl.2S Green Cages,
sl.to; Eagle Condensed milk, sSeei crown,
BAKiso PowDER.--sllver Loaf 10 cans
per dozen, Soc; ,sth. do, u so; lib. do, 81 50;
SO. do. sal Oh, do, al2.
susDiiks-s;tsrob, s,Sc. sonp, common
fxc: German olive, SO. Candles, null poses
lbsSc; halves Ice; .quariers, 100. fldlgo. s5c y
, Biueing, 30eCl. 90 dozen. Colemnn's mustard
CT. i06)s5.59 dozen. Maccnroni, Imported, i5ch
American, sl.u0 box. Buckets. two hoops
$40 dozen, W oil buckets. si25 dozen. Brooriis
NJ. TssS dnSsn. Brilliant oil, bills, Zoe; Eu
pion, do &c.. do, rs cases. - 70. Brilliant
!, 2-5 cases, 81 30; do, iia. cases, ~ 20, n .,
FLOUR Slanard's Royal Patent, % 81
" bbl.; sacks. "a loDT 100 VS.; No. Texa
per l00lb SO, No ga 10, HoSs2 ~. Corn inca
per bushei. b5c; HoIniny and grits, v bbl
50l; Oatmeal, u hail. bhl., 81 ri; Crack {.
wheat, Tib, DC: Crackers: soda, gIseec.. *
soda. o 3ieee.; XXX soda, To-; cream &C.; GA
J. ger snaps. &c.; lemon creaing. %.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-02
ARLINGTON,

Arlington, April Our city cleo
ton has been very interesting one,
there being thirteen eager candidates
in the contest. II resulted as follows:
For mayor, George w. Finger; for
marshal, John A. Lott; for aldermen,
II. @. Stevens, II. w. Collins, A. j.
Rogers, NJ j. Crimson and w. A. Rob-
inson.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-02
HILLsBoRO.

Hillsborcc, April The city election
to-day resulted as follows; For mayor.
w. M. Perrell al, Il. b. Stroud 194:
for alderman, James Harrington IOS.
J. II Ballard 253; III. NJ. Lowry 1871: o.
NJ. Wellborn 1919; w. II. Harkie Ia; b.
Billing 72; G. IL, Paschal li3: j. NJ.
Revere l42; A. j. Jasper 40; II, w. Su.
san 1.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-02
ATLANTA.

Atlanta, April 1.-The municipal
election for Officers Ter the town of At
lanta passed of quietly to-day, with
the following summary: For MAYOR.
T.. a. Sheen; for marshal, J. b. Meeks;
alderman First ward. q. o. Albright;
Second ward. A. w. Steeger; Third
ward, j. X. Oden; Fourth ward, ]. NJ
Murphy; for iloa er, II. p. Coke.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-02
Ked, Jolony, Ford, Shoonts and Rine,
VIII be the board of aldermen.
LoNovIEw.

Lonlgview, April | Although cleo.
ton day has passed Off o,,ieiIv ~
friends OF the candidates have cnn e
shall. y W. maj
me election resulted as follows.
Mayor, +. Il. Young; marshal. III, b.
Booth; secretary, John IL. Carter. al.
derfmen, G. w. Booth and X. G. Brown
All are good men, who will work for
the interests of the city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-02
MARLIN.

Marlin, April 1.-The city election
passed offquieily to-day. The follow
ing officers were elected: G. III. King,
n.afshal; G. j. Bartlett, secretary; w.
a. Oltorf, treasurer, elected unani-
mousiy; j. w, Allen, assessor and col
ltctor; w. a j. Nicholson, alderman
ward No. 1; j. w. Wharton, alderman
ward No. .; II. Reckelman, alderman
ward No. g. The whites are elated
over the defeat OF the negro Burns, for
assessor and collector.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-02
.wEArHERFoRD.

Weatherford April The result of
our city election to-day was as follows:
Mayor-M. w. Buster. Aldermen
First ward. +. V. DeSmith; Second
ward, l.. M. Bailey; Third ward, o.
II. German; Fourth ward, Henry Mil
Ter. The election passed of quietly,
and light vote was polled.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-02
CLEBURN T..

Cleburne, April 1.-The city election
was very holly contested from the
time the polls We're opened till they
were closed. The result of the
vote has just been announced and is as
follows: For mayor-Odell, 22S;
Hodge, 22l; Odell's majority, Z. In
the Third ward Willingham was
elected over Lockett by vote of 100 10
81; w. p. Poindexter was elected al
derman in the First ward, and G,
Dickson in the Second without oppo-
sition, and Fred Vickers WAS chosen
city engineer.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-02
THE ELECTION.
MINERAL WELLS.

Mineral Wells, April 1.-The city
election occurred here to-day. The
day was beautiful and everything
passed of quietly. j. G. Ford, 4. Nj.
Hodges and n. G. Williams were elect
ed aldermen, and NJ. l.. Garrett was
elected city attorney.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-02
Country produca.

Potatoes-Irish, northern, v Dbl s2l0a2 q.
sack, S5er--c.; sweet, per bushel, 6ja75c. on
Ions, per bbl., s. s5@--. Tnrnipe, y barrel,
lima, s@6lSc.; small butter, sJSN5c, Pickles
medium, per bbl., ss 90: small, per bbl., ~ 20
half bbl., med, 81 go; half bbl., small, s. 0p
bbl'' S. 90 "a SO. Cheese, hall cream. ig,Ic.;
nun cream, IKE. Kraut, per bbl., si29i226;
half bbl., 50 20 Peanuts. 0g10c. cider. Eell.
' PoU ~ T ss 80 a 3 rs per dozen:
Young spring chickens, - 5000; Turkeys,
81 s0sDi0 10: Geeso, "a ~ 90 %. Ducks. IS 600
3 rs.
GaGs--per dozen, lllfca.
Trssh country butter, choice.30: Creanne y
ss1S7Izo.: old butter. iU@i21sc.; oieomarga-
rlno, lbc,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-02
PLANO.

Plano, April 1.-The city election
here to-day passed off quietly. The
following oifie,rs wsre elected-Fc +
mayor. w. b. Blallock; marshal, John
W. Rowland; aldermen, j. II. KeL-
drick, John b. N. Lepper,. james Gee,
n. Dudley and G. f. Saigling.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-02
MARSH ALL.

Marshall, April Henry g. Pitts
was elected mayor to-day. The cleo
ton passed off very quietly.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-02

Hay New country loose from wagon
sg O0(@ln % per ton: bale hpy so 20 % 100.
corn, 40 s421zctg. Oats, country, t09Risets.
Bran, 81 .ooG per lDn Cbopg, u 90 per liSibs.
Cottonssed meal, ei.oo v loo. Cotton seed
i2l4c. Millst. per hale, small. Johnson
grass seed, 81 per bushel. Millei seed, Zoe.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-02

Red sheephead and trout, per pound, 125lc,
OYsrElss- baltimore Diamond brand: Dia-
monds. "a so per dozen; Select, 50 10 dozen /;
MAta2or1a, o0c. por leo. Berwick Bay, u u
per 100.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-02
An Indiana Fire,

Perryville, Ind, April Flight
business buildings and one fine resi-
dence burned here last night. Less
heavy; insurance light
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-02
rILLINas * in, short roin, blk. or rair,

~ so; "a do, blk or good, so 80.
SADDL ~. mo. stock Cheyenne, Llama
pockets, $40; Number ia ditto. less tho
pockets sS2; No. loose lated. coarse still
tree. SIS; No. 2 loose rivlt, q 10, 40; No;
% % soSrse BE- So All, ~
No. 30. stitched, fun rig, rose tree, ~ 90; No,
81, tackled, do. do, 81; tlirce.ouarter and half
rigs, meas, s5NfS; do, boys, 9s0Dt
HARNESS, WAGOS.-slSz, ~ and IN nch
long tug, complied collar, hridles, lines,
etco. sa)6i 92ts2o; W Inch, machine, short
stock, short tag, complete, eli; ~ inch flat
tug, complete, s13 50.
SPURS Eureka No, 9, chased, por dozen,
Me xtcan, two TO thrce-inci rcwois, So 2s6a4 rs,
tEGGINS,--No |, Gal. style, calf, "a; No,
Is No. 2, aid style kip do. 81 so.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-02
TEMPLE.

Temple, April l.-Calloway's major
ity for mayor, SO; Garrison. Blanchard
and Hollingsworth elected aldermen.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-02
sreHr ExouAsaE,

NEW ORLEANS. La, April l.-sight CT.
change on New York at 50 per 1000 pre-.
miun.
Sterling exchange b. b.. 1874.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-02
Chicago.
Special TO the Gnxeita.

CHICAGO. April 1.-The first OF the month
csme and went without caus.n g the ieas,
ripple oleNcitomcnt, the settlements being
made quietly and satisfactorily. All the
markets were slow and prices did not fluciu.
ate much. Wheat wac the most active, and
trading was by no means lively. Provisions
were dead dull, so to speak, us the transac.
lions were IN small lots and few and far be.
tween. Cora was pretty steady, but wi,hal
tiow; in fact there is but little to note that is
new. May pork opened II ~. climbed mp to
II ~, then fell TO II 90, went up TO IL 10, and
then staid around Ia 90. June fluctuatcd but
littean was llfeloss. Nothing was done in
any other months or year. Lard was very
du'l, and only transactions made in May,
Loose meats were neminally dun. Cattle re.
ceipts 5000, and market SOW aud weaker in
anything. Sales We're ut 4ic@s 81 Texas
steers ioa5S). sheep fairly active and I'M
changed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-02

sLaalefn Texas nnd Aonthern Texas ntOck
cattle about two dollars per head less thnn
the above quotations.
The above prlcca arc for herds OF 1900 head
and upward, delivered ON the trails, and for
such cattle M those raised In the count ieB
embraced In the following territory: West
Of theTexas Central Railway; north of Il limo
q line drawn north and sonthwith Baird ana
south OF Red Rive.
bulrs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-02

Furniture csdstosds, imitation walnut
EACH " tetS 30 all walnut "a 50tal0 30; Chairs,
scat, o. OoSs 90; cane seat, dining, si2 OOSe0OV,
Childs and rockers, q e0ebl2 50; large rock ing
50; Mirrors. arch tops. Z dox, ~ pDesi2 81:
Tables. round, 81 D1aeSa0 fsll leaf, 50 Moo 81:
Safes, each. 81 2scp7 70; Rureaus, 81 5oes2D 90
wash stands. 81 $500 90 bed springs, "a 1907 So
Baby Carriages. 90 6QoA90
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-02

Wheat, choice e0c.@sl, medium. t0GS0
inferior, 6061s5c; oats, 3gst2.l<c; barley, va
$50: corn, s75SatI0c; rye. so@c.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-02

SuGAK-Dull; Brazil 5N; graduated ~
Muscavado 53a@5N; refined quiet and weak;
G 5:S@5jE: white extra 6tGGls; yellow 5a6Iz;
mould 4 7; standard a 6N6t7; confeciioners
-lG; cut loaf and crushed 7is@7}s; pow.
deTed 7lsh7x.
MoLAssrs-Quiet and steadily held at 50
GGb3.
RICE Dull. with moderate demand.
TALLow quiet but steady al 1la9I313.
RosIs-Quletandu unchanged.
TuRPESTlsE Heavy and lower at 33.
PoRK steady at II 5gDlTs5.
Cur MEATs--N eglected and nominal.
LAnD-Seudy; prime steam iS4sfa
LIVE STOCK.
NEW YORK, April l.--BEEvEs- ecelpis go,
nearly all for exploration and city trade
slaughterefs direct: dressed beef 9HgluL;
Western dressed, not much doing for lack oi
suitable supplies.
| yia7l0 for sheep; 6i5d525 for ytnTling
lambs. dressed mutton In fair demand at
| S 1905 80.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-02
Live stock Niarl.ot,

Refrigerator and Butcher Live Weights.
BeeyeB--Corn fed, per pound 1So0f,so
Cows, per pound. ...........,.. Ss2c94l{c
Muttons-~Fair, TAT muttons, 81 ib.....2z aaGo
Choice, per pound ......,...3 cD9lzc
Hogs-Pcr pound.a..-.......,. 61aLc
Stock hogs, per pound ,,...,..A8lSG4
Bulls and stays, for sausns nanufao.
ture, per pound. i6l25lc
Grass cattle suitable for beef-none In mar.
hat
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-02
Ammunition,

Poslder--Blasting. Y keg, y eoi Eif 2, 25n.
shot--sz 10 v sack: Buck sfot. tz8.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-02

~
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's',' feeling Of Unrest
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~ Ia ,,Srs Of the city, .' s,"''" II
raf , ,S,sis the Cec occur ersr de- e.
shs dsis nio, ; Marty politics
,.rsrsnce y. .opnt and also
.,si,lsl gov Cover ,,Iace in nomina-
slslthey VIII , W. 10 be filled
m, various u.,l,,,,Snirinal election
',,racbins ,la integrity and
reHo l.asc iN,;oos for the posi-
I'D la.,D consented TO acceP'
~ . a',s merely from ~. eui's npo
! oabllc duty. lney ,,,;eoj
Is,Oui regard 70 Poii ',,aS
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ikI Mare Of the Guy goN ,nad
y y !. !. ...ss,lation Is delerliii,li e,,
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n mill The sum eApenu y :;
IA II The proper appropr,i
il,,xd. This is to ehaoie
sssJdthe military.
Nv TICKET.
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wv VA / II aldermen, Nichol
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.,' AISi, men q both parties.
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aAao,arred at tue hospital. hospital !, ;
S,EAb'u'i, Leroy summons minsn1s
sAlld and Andrew w. MENUS ch /
OH Eanber OF deaths and
lAHll probably never be asG g r.
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fahlelsad hospital II, records ,9e
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