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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1884-05-01
EvERYBoDY's DOCTOR.
By ROBERTA. GUM. NJ. d.

sep21-ly BEALL & PAUL MACH'Y WORKS.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1884-05-01

K3-Se Ld.1tl Gin ulil. AttIANaI It'd Excl
81 We 1enil(ly 0ltlal 1et d. nCNH.tm
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choice Fruit, also plenty of Grapes and Pears, DC
The land lies well to divide into two OF more pc
each farm. Church and good schools in sight OF
house. Also a daily mail and Postofice. I.
AS an evidence of the productive quality OF
the land, and as a good paying investment, l
will guarantee the purchaser six per cent. per
annum on cost of farm for five years.
With good hand payment, the purchaser can
interest bearing paper for part Or all the pur-
chase money. lIsesa sis,t2Bd Il.Ht. I s....sn
For particulars address me at staunton or
feb2I ,ROBT. S. HARNSBERGER.
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J. j. STACK. SIR. NV. sp1rLER. EFT, POWELL
CTACK. sPITLER CO..
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERs.
rge AND DEALERS IN
FLOUR. GRAIN. MILL-FEED AND COUNTRY
PRODUCE GENERALLY.
sai1q NO. g. SOUTH AUGUSTA STREET.
10 STAUNTON, VIRGINIA.
st1
patent Process and High Grade Extra Flour
5..f speciality

We have opened with stock of entirely new
goods consisting of everything kept in well as
sorted grocery.
Our STOCK is of the BEST QUALITY and we
shall sell at lowest prices, our mottb being
Good goods and low prices.
Mr. G. p .sHANGER, late of Eakle & JONES' is
with us and will be pleased to see and wait on
his friends.
We promise to leave nothing undone on our
parts to give satisfaction to our customers.
I'VE respectfully solicit share of public pat
ronage.
nov L " STACK. SPITLER-& co.
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A LARGE BANK BARN
THE-oRCHARD CONTAINS u ACT

with stables in basement. Also 2 tenant
houses. An Artesian Well is at the kitchen door,
with Wind Pump, affording ten to twenty gal
Ions of the purest and best water per Inlnute.
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this season. which has given entire satisfaction
all over the country, wherever used,
and farmers would do well
to see us before
$50. purchasing.
Very Respectfully,
- EAKLE & JONES,
Nos. "a Il 40 North Augusta st.
oct4 Staunton. Va.
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--LATEST SPRING NOVELTIES

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IN
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-20
New yorh stocls nIarkot.

NEW YORK, April 49, Governments quiet.
Railways weak; West Shore 5's broke from
5iL4 10 SLY
State securities duh.
The stock market opened generally small
and fraction higher for the majority OF
active stocks, Missouri Pacific being u per
cent higher. In the first fifteen minutes
there was further advance OF = 10 u, but
from IO:l5 until 0;4' or near o'clock, the
market was dull and dropping, gradually be-
coming weaker under some hammering OF
room-traders. Shortly after 1880 the bears
attacked Union Pacific and started report
That, owing to decrese in earnings, IL would
pass next dividend. This report was en-
pha.ically denied by Union Pacific officers,
but before the denial became known the raid
had gathered strength aud the price in Union
Pacific was depressed GA per cent. TO 6ass
BY 2 O'Clock other stocks were also raided 10
a limited extent and n decline became gem
eral, though not iirmcr In any cases besides
Union Pacific and Canada Puchc. Reading
declined / per cent. to ~, Ohio d Missis-
sippi 10 1sif, Canada Southern q 10 ig<.
Jersey Central 10 S,l4, Lachawanna Il 10 ~.
Missouri Pacific "a 10 so, Louisville x Nash
Vile y. to 1917. st. Paul "a to s5}f, and others
VI to ~ Canada Pacific was exceptionally
weak and declined 81 TO IS, recovered TO 30
and fell back Ia 40. In the last hour the he.
cline continued and prices fell steadily with
out reaction until closed, which was gen'
orally at the lowest prices OF the day. The
general result of the days trading was gov
erned by an attack made upon the MARKET IN
The evening. All active stocks ON the lls',
with the exception of Northern Pacific com
moa and New York Central, closed lower
than last night. Union Pacific. which was
e leading feature traded to In extent over
10 o shares, al d shows a decline for the dsy
of b,,. Other declines were Canada racine
w. Denver and Missouri Pacific J, Heading
ls.. st. Paul & Omaha common i9,and DINER
declines less thsn per cent. Application
has been nj sde To the stock exchange 10 iist
sl0acoOoJ louisville & Nashville collateral
trust bonds dat Il March ]. issa, and due
/. %! bonds bearing per cent. interest,"
have a sink Ing fund and convcftapie INTO
common stock. These boads were neso
tiated for n year or moe ago. New York
lake Erie & Western also applies 10 HE iitI
of $500 600 collateral trust bonds bearing
ney ce,lt. interest. Transactions. isi,' 70.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-20
eroosries.

MrATs--'sugar cnrad hains, HEc; H.C.CB
Boron, i31e; sc. bacon, Ike. Is. q. dry ssIt
l0i4.
I.ARr-Tlerces. 1870: 40 and son cane, lo,.c
aG,n oans,la,zc l0ha cans, liszoi 6n.oans. llo;
tossss,--uommcn I2c.; ordinary, I2Hc.;
government Java, so7.e.' ArbnoEles Ariosa,
aaA.imperial, 1880, snppowaer, soG7o.
lfbbis.. lolAc.; chi Loaf, loc; grlnsilaled
standard sAc.; Louisiana granulaiea s5tc.p;
standard A, % g; choice white, IA q so.
IcE-Iouisiana, 6hg7o.
FIsH- meekerei. Ion kiin, No. !, sl.ib: No.
!, ai;os: half hbla.,. No. !; srlq; No. 2, siQa
SALT--Cosrse. IN bage,. sl.2sG,i.s0; hne II
begs, -; iako, 10 dat hoop pbis., s2.Io:
C4sssn GoooDs,--Price. per dosop: Pine
lbs, si.es; 8 ,ha.: sz,2Sas2.5O seconds 2 ne.
si.IO: seconds. ros.. :: u.s.. sjsGsl 40: Green
corn, sl.ios:l:g ~; Green pess sl.s; oooss.
berries t; ,sa,S Esg {, 3 SS iIsS
s MsssI r. no. s D.. Wy aao d.sp' g. f..
sl.s5a -. ssrdlnes, American. $50 sasei
imported, Sl9 500 40 cese: Striysberrl6s,2 d.,
sl.i0: Eagle Condensed milk. $500; crown.
3S.2, ewiss, $3.50.
per dozen. spe'. lss. do, 81 so; ID. 10. 81 81:
snb. do, 81; bib. do, Sl2.
SuNDRiEs--S,arch, 40. soap,. common
i5Lc; halves, iSc; quarters. &c. Indigo. $50 n;
Dfueing. s0@5i.oJ dozen. Colcmnn'g nusfard
al.icGeb.sO dozen. Maccaroni, imported, ibch,:
American, eiO0 box Bpclets, two hoops,
tllo dozen; well buckets. $40 dozen. RrooI,s.
sr.7saa.2Sdoyen Brilliant oil, bbls., 2oc.; Eu-
pion, do go; do, rs cases, So ao brilliant.
FIouG = siana1d's Royal Patent, ss 80
q bbi.; sacks. "a Io,n 2 loJ u.s.: No. Texas
per l06 lbs. 50, No 2ez rs, No q o. 81. Corn rnea
per bushcl, 65c; HomiIy aud grits, y bill
Is Og Oatmeal v hair bb., 81 IS; Cracked
wheat, On, &c: Crackers: soda, elffsc., u X
soda. q S-i1Dc.; Xxx e0da, To-: cream &c.; kln.
ger snaps, o.; lemon creams, 20.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-20
Saddles. Harness, Etc.

sKIRTiN--Eo. California skirtiug. pc,
roll, 40lzc.; No. California sislrting persfda
49lsc.: No. ] fair hepinck. clean fsod siors
i0c... No. 2 fair hemlOek. no oil, 3scs No.
oiled heinlock, clean nosh, ailSo.; No. 2 OILED
hemlock, $50.
HARNESS LicATH ER.,-No. Ohio, med,.
nm and heavy weight. 87c.; No. u Ohio ms
dunn and light. 8bcI. No. hemlock, sic.; No
q bemlocb, fpc.
BLIND BRIDJEs.--No. 4, u com, sewed
n, iper dozen, s. 30; No. 10, Y bfie. In. pigeon
wing, paf doz., 81 30; No. I8, X do, si5 %.
RIDING BRfDIE'3.--h.in In. blk or fiirt.aib
head curb bits. 5000: X do. fnDcy front do.
si2 90: u In, long ra,n do, els %; X In, doub
and stitched front do, extil. curb Eli, $40
FILINGS N in. short rein, BLK, on fair.
$3.50, X do, blk or good, ell So.
SADDLfrS.--No. stock Cheyenec. Ilnms
pockets, SO: Number ~ ditto. less iii
pockets, sJ2, No. looge laced, coarse Sill
Tree, go; No. loose riyit4d do, 40. No.
Colombo, gen uine short Frlescse tree, s28. M
~, lied. coarse, el2; Mo. - do, Sttll tree tI5
No. 30, stitched, full rig, rose tree, 80 90; No.
~, tackled, do. do, 60; tbree.apartor and hall
rigs, mems, sbgb; do, boys Satbb.
HARNESS, WAGON IL, IL and II. incl
long tug. complete collar, brides. lInee
tug, complete, BIC 90; NJ inch, hand, OH
Stock, hort tug, cglnpiaio, ST.; ~ inch fiai
tug, complete, glS 90.
HPURS.--Eiirekn No. 8, chased, per dozen
81 %; IndinnuIa, blUed, per dozen, 81 30
Me xicaD, two 70 thfce-inch roYels, 50 2bGp4 u.s.
LE6GltsS.-No. !, Cal. style, oaif, as; No. i
Cal. style. hip loggin leather. S5 90; No. z do.
u No 2, old style kin do. 81 10.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-20

tbe section providing for the investi-
CATION OF religious news for the labor
/ Ing classes was In plain violation of the
shirt of the constitution.
The bill then being open 10 amend
ment Kasson moved TO change the
word department" wherever it DC.
curs to "bureau,n so as to read "bu-
reau of labor Statistics Adopted.
On motion of Kasson an amend
ment was also adopted changing the
word religious to "moran wherever
| ii occurs.
Bland offered an amendment provid.
ing that the bureau shall be under
charge of the president Of the Knights
of Labor.
Weller offered as a substitute for
this amendment n proposition that
the commissioner of the bureau shall
be appointed by the president from a
list of names presented by the legisla-
tive committee of the Federation of
Labor.
After discussion, Weller withdrew
his substitute, and BANDS amend
ment was lost.
Aiken offered an amendment strik-
Ing out the provision for commits
sioner of labor statistics, and providing
that information shall be acquired by
commissioner of agriculture through
the bureau of statistics. Lost by IS
too.
On motion of Cutcheon, an amend
ment was adopted requiring the Blu.
reau to collect full statistics relating to
immigration and importing labor.
On motion of Cutcheou an amend.
ment was adopted requiring it to in-
guire into the effect on production of
shortening the hours for labor.
On motion of Warner the salary
of the commissioner of labor
statistics was reduced to So 800.
Numerous amendments were offered
and severally voted down, and al.
though no debate was allowed upon
them, the committee was the scene
of q good deal cf confusion.
Finally the bill was reported to the
house and passed by yeas ls2. nays
10. 1t provides for the establishment
of a bureau of labor statistics in charge
of a commissioner at salary of s., 500
who shall acquire all useful informa.
ton upon the subject Of labor, its
relation to capital and the means of
promoting the material, social, in.
teilectual and moral prosperity of la
boring men and women. He is au.
thorzed TO employ such empl yes as
he may deem necessary for The success.
ful working OF the bureau, provided
the total expense shall not exceed |
S25 900 per annum.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-20

THE FOREIGN M

THE FOREIGN MINISTRY.
SHANGHAI. April 10. = Great
changes have been made In the coun'
Gil OF foreign affairs. Prince Koang, q
partisan Of Prince Chun, has been
made president, and several new conn
cillors have been appoints
ed. The new members
belong to tie anti-foreign party.
Such OF the provincial viceroys as
owed their places to Prince kung have
p ,s dismissed although several edsa,o o,
party. While the accession Of Prince
Chun to the control Of the grand coun-
eli Of the empire strengthens the ior-
eigu policy, the public IS awaiting
what direction 1t will follow.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-20

Bark, Cinnamon, per pound. lae-c bark
Peruvian, per pound AA---, iiNraG pos 10
ibe--. bi.caIbpneto Of sddn POT %, aisfSs: rop
cinchonida, per ounce soaH0s.. castillo noi n
Nnotuedl, Per y, ee99. ersain tartar, G. r.. pnr
pound, apasA., chalk, lrmp, per pound 2tss
Englien, per pound. 1 1881 2i ehlnral ty,
drate, 60Gl 70; chlor1lorfn, III IOas----. COM
positl0n powder, 2bc5B1: deyers powders, ~
pound, 30; gem cainphor, 1Gs-.-; mnrnhiSe
per ounce,i 2lG3 rs, machine oil. golden, rs
90 qninine. T.. q W. per or. 100; quinine.
German. ncr nz | 85 a.. potash. bronlitie'
i0dnf5 iodide. 50: chloraie, s24bb Alum, 1c'
spirits hrpentine, Doe. Linseed oil, 67mi2c..
Flour sulphur, isg5c; Essential oils, St.Luns
iist;. strictly, pure white lead, Z ~. Patent
y per cent OF; Prescription walls, per cafe.
90 and 10 per ct. OF; do. broken 30 per ct. on
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-20

WINNIPEG, April 10-The report Of
an Indian rising at Ba,tleford proved
incorrect, and was based on the fact
that many Indians from surrounding
districts were gathered there 10 talk
over their grievances and send dele
gates to Regina and Ottawa. Tele-
graph communication was cut of, the
wire being grounded east of Battle
ford, erroneously supposed due to the
Indians Communication was restored
last night. There is no alarm at Battle
ford, and no attention paid to the do
ings of the Indians.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-20
TELEGRAPHIC MARKETS
st. Louis.
Special TO the Gazette.

Special TO the Gazette.
ST LOUIS, April 10 WHEAT The Iar,o
advance w's notmaintoiued and prices grad.
ua'iy settled down, and after the noon cali
very weak feeling was prevalent The pan,c
III wall street and heavy break IN s,oc,,s
Drought Out sellers and check d buying and
the market broke OF badly. MAY !. lover,
the market was active and n great dc., .,
'rnding was done, May closed at isH.
Provisions dull and demoralized
Pork Is 7j.
Cattle steady and unchanged.
Sheep scarce and wanted.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-20
Country Produce.

Potstoes-Irish. northern. y bbl ae.lo52 2f:
fms, per bhi., a 20 g.. Turnips, v barrel.
az 75 bsans, IL. r. med. bbls., BE-; large
Inns, eaekc.; sulall butter, l,fg5c. Pickles
half Dbl, med, 49,; half bbl., small, f5 n.
Pigs feet Ri's 8 % quarter Dbl. 10; hall
bbi., 81 % @650 Choose, half cream, I3izc.;
NIL rIeam, l7,<c. Peanuts. tS1oc rdsr, hslf-
PljuLrnT-- Il ems, 400 q ---- per doEan
Young spring chickens, 81 7JD ---: Turkeys,
- g3Sjt ": Heese, Hss G8W: bucks, " Uac
s Is.
Fssos-Per DOZEN, lsGbl6e.
prssh COZ ntry butter, choice. 20: Cresme, y
&@37lzc.. old bnttef, iuGiz1sc.; oieomarca-
rine, ibc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-20

Destructive Storm in Miss;ss;nn,

NEW ORLEANS, April ia Times.
democrat Macon, Miss, special saws
.ne most severe rain storm ever knnn,s
mere occurred today, accompanied NV
lshtnlng and hail t,reai dana.s
was was zone to crops by washing of lands
Much stock was drowned and oiss
killed by Lightning. ""'' "'s''
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-20
FOREIGN.
turkey.
BUYING COTTON sEED.

ST. PETERSBURG, April ia dis
patch from the governor of Trans
Caspian says that several trade cara
vans had left Merry for BoiShara,
Khiva and Meshde. The Turconlans
bought from the caravans their entire
stock Of American cotton seed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-20

Special to the Gazette.
KANSAS CITY, April ls.--Locse meats were
dull snd unchanged.
Lard wasl ifvless.
Pork slow AZ 10 80.
Tho Te cipt. OF cattle were so. Market
slow and prices weaker. Sales run at 1900
so.
No sheen offered.
Wheat slow.
Corn steady.
PRODUCE
+ WueAT--Si cash: s<if May; 81 hid June.
Corn q cash; l!A@S May; i39s June.
OaTs-3l bid.
LIVE sTocH.
CATTLE THE Live stock Indicator reports
cattle receipts ,20; native sleeIs gl5 TO l,i,6
pounds average, 5t0a 6ea; stoekers and feed
eTs 400 . 70; cows 31@i 10.
Hoes Receipts ?,h0. lots 2Q6 10 2si pounds
average 5io&5 IS, mainly so IS 90.
saEEr- Receipts 500.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-20
FRANCE.
THE DYNAMITERS.

PAnis, April l0.--The Gaulois says
that the police are disposed to recon-
mend to the authorities the expulsion
of dynamiters from France, rs their
actions have become too suspicious. A
man recently engaged in dynamite
traffic in the avenue Lapera hiss sud-
denly disappeared.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-20
MORE fOLITICs.
Blaine and 1'ilden, az Champions, Win
the Days Honors.
rHE coRpsE Is REyIvIN0.

kEoRuK, Iowa. April l9.-sssolu.
Cons Endorsing Tilden for president
were adopted by three county Demo-
cratic conventions today.
COULDN'T GO THROUGH.
Iowa Cry, Iowa, April l9.---Ihe
Dem cratic county convention WAS
stormy affair to-day The resolutions
Iavoring the nomination OF Ilineh
We're withdrawn. although the con-
sention largely favored the old ticket
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-20
Chicago.
ShchRO
Specla, TO the Gnyctts

Special to the Gazette.
Gu cA6o, April i9.-The bulls b,, a. ,,n,ov,
their own way In the grain marke, tIis n,rc.
noon and hoisted corn l.2 cents ona ,,,o,,
IL cents per bushel, which created n yre.,
uea' OF excitement. Their victory was of
short duration, for little after the bour or
noon 'fe pears sailed In and the advance was
peariy ni iost In short order. The bulls tried
all sortsof lodges but none would work.
Many 81 The bulls said they only went in for
scalp aud made as r:uch money ss they
expected.
PROVISIONS were dead dull, the worst I'm
months, the call being almost entirely de.
serted.
May pork opened at -. fell some then
advanced few points and remained there
June and July behaved the same way.
Lard was dull and lucluated bat little In
any options.
Loose meats, dull.
May wheat closed nj s5sS
Corn, h25s.
Cattle offerings small and market dull.
PRODUCE.
FLOUR -Firmer but not quo,ahly hleher.
WHEAr-Sales ranged, April s5ktGs75s
closed So: May, sssssssN, closed 81. June,
" ~ W sNH "a July HNVItsts, tlOhtu
w: August x TO y over July.
CORN Cash oisfG52; April, 5osea53,., closed
5i9a; May Slss9Al$, closed %; June h35saS55S
closed 5lsI July 6ilsa5JtS closed 5jIs. August
quotably "a oter July.
%, oATs,-casb, sl,s; Apin, alsa2l}i; May,
SO ); July 32}f9SSt, closed 3llE.
PROVISIONS.
PoRK--cash, 10 sjale ~: May is eoa IS /;
IL 20 Ii77 Z; H..
np-cssh, a5as s75<; May AGA 40;
June SiJ@s 80. July 52,45Ss 5glf
BULK MEATS shoulders 90; short rib,
ID; short clear S so.
LIVE STOCK.
Drovers' Journal report:
Ito is-Recclpta so o. rough packing g goa
50; packing and shipping 1905 Is; light
fld5g0
Receipts 800 exporters 0 25aG 20:
good 10 choice shipping steers S16i6 | },
common TO medium 3 SOB To-
SHsEP-R Receipts, no; inferior to fair i091
%; medium 10 good 8 cons 50 choice TO
extra . 6,@I 20.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-20

WH1sKy-Rectifled 81 i0dsl6o. ~ per proof
k0nr mash, one year old. q 90 two years o,d
extra Old whisky stee5. -
%lNEs-Clnret, cese,lsa eHalDsp rs pero nah
NY; Catswba, per gallon, 600 Sol Port, si 2lsa
per gsl., 81 Gl45 20; White Wine, ~ casss
~ 0ld1lO %, 1922
CnAhrAoNE--9. II, Btumm ~ Co., Extra
Try, $40 VoGeSS 90; Holdsiok, ~ haEkrt nj ord
~ %: krue, IN baBkei, s23 Nist3o Ge: nhmeAiI,
drv. piuts,eG 50.
per dug,, 81 OOSs2 IS
BOTTLED BEea--I.emp's quarts, sl2 Oh pis,
sl2 so bndweiscr quarts Si2 81; pintA si3 d,
pchiilz Milwaukee,, quartz SO or pipfs XII ID,
Anthony q Kuhn's, ats gi20O pinw sia 40
~. Clanscn y Han'g nhpm pagna boor, quarts
sI2lp, Pints 1880; Faik's.Milwsukeo ausr,s.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-20

Observation-Disclosures jioiteticn wslbu
each, ~ 1913 1o eii walnut, q bGSio %: Chairs
wood seat, a doE, o. 7b1>76o: cane ard RATA
scat, "a coon 70: cane seat, dining, gi2 1G12g o.
Childs and rockers, W 0igl2 ~. large rocklns
tdl ODnH ~ camp and fockefs. each. 81 7bT
Tables round, s2coo1sbe: ISL leaf, Ia 5fs,5 *
eafcs, each, V 2ols7 %. bureaus, " hob d
Baby Carriages, s8 DDe5aO
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-20
Africa.


TuNIs, April 10 DR.. Gustav Mach
tigal, the celebrated Traveller, has left
here for West Africa aud the Congo
country. He is sent out by the Ger
man government, and his inission has
political, scientific and commercial
features
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-20
EGYPT.
SUMMONED TO ENGLAND.

CAIRO, pril 10 Sir Evelyn Barring,
the British minister, has been SUM
moped TO England TO confer with the
English ministry regarding Egyptian
affairs. He will leave Cairo next
Tuesday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-20
ToNouIN.

MASSACRE OF, CIfNlSTIANs.
LONDON, April 10. - Advices from
the far east bring rumofs of the fresh
massacre of Christians in Laos.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-20
-
IRELAND,
IHELANU.
pARNEII AND Ills 4

PARNELL AND HIS TENANT.
DUBLIN, April 49, Parne!l to-day
received n verdict against a tenant
whom lie sued to recover arrears of
rent
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-20
MONEY.

NV YORK, April IL. Moi.ey lll@2:
otiered iiS: prime mercantile paper ago ,,,
eteriing exchange u d qaiot at Nh sish'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-20
Ecedstuns.

HAx-- New conntry loose from wagon
% 0o&i0 70 per ton; bale hey eln % q 100.
Bran. 1.ocS psi lc. Chops. q " psr iS5iss.
cotiorsesd meal, sLo, ' 100. Cotton sssd,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-20

Eastern fosas and Southern Texna stooA
cattle about two dollars per hsaa Ira, aSos
The above quotations, "S
The above prices are Tor herds OF IQ0D head
such cattle ~ those raised Ia tho complies
emhrnsed In the fQlluwipg territory. Wori
81 the IaEna central Railway; NORTH Of n line
drawn cast and west with Waco ma asui ~
a iine drawn north and south with Balni and
south oi Rcd Rive. ~"
burfE.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-20
Li.orpool.
eAivousou.

GALVESTON, April 10 --foTToN-Rscclpfs
not fs; exports, -; coaslwise. ~
Htock. 1915.
Spo \ closed firm.
Sales, lj2 Daies.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-20

Kefrlseraior ana butcher Live wsights
Beeges--Sofn fed, Per ponnda.,.,.,.,,.,. 4 .esIxc
toiFss per 1sassiyo
Mutluns- fnit. nj innttuns, y f,..,.ass ss.sssc (
,s,,.. ~. tholee, ntf pon,id.,,...,..--..e qValst
'tS>n " l","uAsst tef1se
STOCK hogs, ger pound ,...,....... giSt5.a
Bulls and stays. for Ha,isas . nianulac.
thfe, per Is.oagI<c
ket, S - s'''si-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-20
futures closed weak, five % iwelvos pointl


Nrw YORK. April H. FLouE- FIRM.
WnsAr-Sppt lots Ma higher and quiet;
optIons decllued haai y at opening. afterwards
rscoy-ret this and advanced Nnl, tuwafds
close weakened and loft off sz4lx below In
sido rates; ungraded I'd sal Z; No. Sred 9is4
o,ge No Cred It3 x1l OK.
coI,s Opened imlA higher, fftfrwards
weakonad and closed showing reaction cf
va /: upgadea iyab2: No. o. toabizx; steamer
0i6esils; No.2, %.
PEovIsIoas.
CoFFxy-apot fair: Rio dull; options IL
Appoints lower aud duh.
safes, 10 bags.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-20
Llguors.

wheat, ohoice ooa.easl medium, soSeo
SSc; corn. SSfsioo; rye. COCO. ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-20

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sns.nls the approprla,
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,S,n vent into com !,
Xxi On bills reported
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Il'hs ~ past neg &c
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