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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-19
THE STATE CAPITAL.
Default In Payment OF Coupons on the
Sherman Railway Bonds.
In the Departments Brief Politica,
and Personal Notes.
Special to the Gazette.

Special TO the Gazette.
Austin, March lS,-The COMPTROLLER
recently notified the mayor of Sher.
man that there was no money on hand
TO pay overdue coupons on that city,s
bonds. a letter was received to-day
stating that the city. council had in.
structed the city asst ssor and collector
not to collect any more taxes for pay
ment on these bonds until their valid
ity is tested in the courts. Their
amount is 100000, and they were Is.
sued as railway subsidy bonds to the
Texas 4 Pacific and Houston Il Texas
Central railways. The grounds on
which the claim of illegality is based
are that the order of the city council
authorizing their issue was made after
the repeal OF The law under which
they were issued, though the popular
vote was taken previously.
Iucius Dills of Oldham county has
been appointed district attorney In the
35th district, to succeed Temple Hous-
ton, resigned.
Chartered: Our Home fire company
No. . OF Terrell.
COMPTROLLER Swain went to San An.
tonic this evening.
1t is stated that Mr.. O. n. Holdings.
worth will be n candidate for superin-
tendent of public education.
Judge Terrell declares that he will
not be candidate for denomination fol
senator. He is talked of some for con
gresham.
Fifteen carloads of stone were re-
ceived ut the capital to-day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-19
AROUND TOWN.
Town lots are going up.

"
Horse-trading is popular recreation
on the public square nowadays.
II is only six weeks till the Republic
can state convention meets in this city.
The candidates are making still
hunt and the result will surprise n
good many.
The street and alley committee OF
the city council was at work yesterday
preparing for the meeting last night.
The committee deserves credit for the
manner in which it attends to its du
ties.
The projected railroad from Grape
vine to this city should meet the earn
est cooperation of the citizens OF Forl
Worth. 1t would bring a large trade
here which now goes To Dallas, besides
The road would pay handsomely ON the
amount of capital invested.
The theater-goers of the city are de.
lighted to know that G. Ii. Bishop IL
coming again. He was "strictly bus
inessp when here before, and IL certain
to add TO his host of admirers as thu
gay and festive "Widow Bedott." Tit
sale of seats begins this morning al
Max Elser's store.
RMr.sDan Vaughn, in moving an ole
shop yesterday on Rusk street found
gentleman's small satchel with shoul
der strap attached hidden under tn
building. The satchel which containe'
shirt and some bottles OF diileren
colored fluids was cut open in the SIDE
one Of The bottles was labeled ruin,
ture OF lron,n which was purchased
adrug store. in Farmersville, Texa
The satchel had evidently been stole
ana hidden under the shop.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-19
PHOTOGRAPHIC MARKETS.
st, Louis.

Special 70 the Gazette.
81. LOUIS, March ls.-rhe wheat market
was dun ,T-the absense of outside orders be
ing stlli marked The receipts are COM
ing TOO freely for the season of the year, and
the stocks at the accumulative points fail to
shcw the reduction hoped for by the bulls.
This tends to hold oil buyers and discourage
the bulls. Tic market stfened a little at
the close.
Corn trading was light and chlctly confined
TO scalping among the local crowd who held
very few orders aud In order TO do some
thing went TO knlnng one another Sellers
were abundant and willing 10 sell nj the de-
cline, but could not. May closed nj jOA.
Provisions were quleter, though very fan
business was transacted Buyers, however
werenst 80 eager TO take hold rs OF late.
Pork is l2E,
Loose meats fairly active.
Lard steady.
CATrL-Shppng- were active and
stronger. Texas cattle in liberal supply aud
barely steady; sales Of the latter were made
nj extremes of 1905 50.
PRODUCE.
| FLoUR-sleady and unchanged.
| WHEAT Closed lGdE below yesterday.
| No ? red Gol5,dl G99E cash; OsJS bid April;
| @I5z May; U73s June; OJlg July; w year,
CosS-Ja ash 4slG; iS}ealgA March; l0gis
| Aprl; 5JM May: 53% July.
| oATs-Cash S3G@Ss}ii 3i% May.
RHisKY--l ~.
| CORN MEAL-2t5.
| Provisions.
PoRK-lSlS6lS4:
! BULK MENTs-p $500 10; short RIOS i0tgsOo
BAooS~iong clear 10 1910 u; short rib and
| short clear l0ts.
| LARp--0 80 G03j.
LIVE STOCK.
i CATTLE-,Receipt $50: exporters 21@615
| gooIto choice, . GOdG 20; common to medium
! I6a5 10; stockers and feeders . zoos co., corn
fed Texans ,i75G5 ~. -
HoGs-Rt ccipts 500; light U 2O90 oV pack
ing 1916 s.: heavy 6 GDI ~.
SHFEP-- Receipts 80; common to medium
i 8af %; good to choice 5O95 20 fancy oJgp .
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-19

sss'ss .ss,So.ss,p SPECIAL At 4,
|akx MA I, fa,''sanl'll, o. city prop.
|AssiSS $. For WoiaiSS,. Tex.
''''s' Ticket BbSSRap
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-19

.uMHrH-.ttonRh lumber, boxing, ~ lncnee
and under, iTnt-clnss, f3i: stripping. 1Sxs, t2ls
boxing and flooring, clears, clj; thick clears
W and ~, 81. rough lumper. second ciAss
tls. ioist aud Gcanfiing, Guile slb.
BIDING--First common while pine, t12 or
second do, SO; third do, SIS; poplar. S26 uc8
n St. MS tive plnoA az "; do ", szi; native
Dsrssrn LuxpKR-- Boxing IL inobos ana
under. SB U0l123 OG do H1s, e26 00G3 O0s
"a 0oes8 ID; boxing over " inchey, s3l,o
second class. any kind, 81 v0tS2S 50.
DnRssrD AND MATCHED FxcoHIE0-first
class, s2s, second class. S2i.
WHITE PINE FuhHfsHi No I-tfhBEK--it<s ~
and inch white pine, 80; Inch do t55.
cEILiSG-- BEADED on PLAIH--FjIut COM
mon white pine, NJ, xi26o: "a do. $50. "a 90 WIS
poplar, sz, e20 00kS9f 90 poplar. ". ts2tQGe5 01S
native pine, *, "a, 10; do, II, e25.
POPLAR LuMbEE.-'i1z, rs and inoh' 2se'
v snrneif:s--w pine A, W. do shaded A.
| s.25. do extra No. i, SAN, cypress, best. any
brand e.. do No. 2, $3.50, do No. bd.uH native
sawed heart, si.gt snpH. s3:2,.
| PiuKBTs.--Wbite pine. drcsEcd ana neaQeqs
square Of nat,iA yellow Pine DO. y; lath.
| LANE CEmxHr, Ere. Lime. Austin y %
mar i,bi. Dement,. Lonihyilio or Robepkle. IL ~
per bbi.; Portland. tt75 per bbl. Plaster Paris.
Nav York or Michigan. % 70 per bpl, flsstea
III n;ix.iscxs.v.se,psaol u g per y
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-19
Chicago.

Special 10 the Gazette.
CIIcAGo, March lS.--The hears did not
score a great success, ftill were victorious
and brought down prices on everything
True IL was not large, yet IL was deciihe'
There was that dullpess witnessed as noied
In these dispatches for the past two or three
dnys. In a word the speculative mania with
me dear public is confined TO but few, In
consequence dealers report but little bun
ness and the pit is moi by any means seeih'
Ing over.
Nav pork opened at is 10; dressed, ~ 10.
Immediately then Sibrated up aud down n
few points at a time, aud closed not FAR from
the opening figure. June opened al is - and
hehavod tie same as May; there was some
life in July. but did not fuctuate much ana
snme large sales were made but niue was
done in the year. ,,..
ra,a about maintained It's own and was
QUIET with prices sieady.
Loose meats were better and s'eahy.
wheat declined u cent; May closed AZ
056 pr,oos worked
,o,s,,,,ard and buyers were extremely shy oil
taking hold. ,.,.,,,,,,,ts
| a,d NOT prevent declines OF aud 10 cents poi
I
hundred pounds.
4 PRoDucE.
II, our--pull and unchanged, ~ ,,n,,e,
m,ipA1.- active but lower closed u ea.
Apri Ssao Nay ei IA MIatc aG Is pI q.
BY; july " X N s2a5jst. March "a ~ Aprl
,SS g,;ss Z NAY 55a5l Ju'ne57Ss@sS 3ug ssoi.
49, ash sO4 61S24; March VA Apfn o" .
4 @JlIS May 959S1A.
PROVISIONS. a.
popr.-. Cash Il S5Gl7 20; May isoO@''"
: lime $50; July IS Soq y y. .-,l,aa,. Inn,
Ianp-.nCas6 1903 s.; May sp''s@s"'' 'N'''
sgR,I XXX Mir.Ars--shoulder %; short "a
! IS; short clear 800.
LIVE STOCK.
,,Drsn royers Journal reports ilo1 4, y
hagg,n,i n,n. siow but steady; rough ptecAllnh
b s ssapsss ~ packing and shipping oo'y' :
isnl .oss Receipts 400 eNp,sters nom a.,
II ,aaa ~ choice shipping I3g w oo'pa "a d
medlutn 1. 95 eo; corn-ied ieAAn' K
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-19
stapIeprugs.

Peruvian, per pound, BDet---: borax per 10.
i6ais; bi-carb0nate ofsoda per b. 4a45s: dop-
peras. per ID, zGi; castor oil, y gal. bbfs w.
cinchonida, per ounce. s09tS5c.; CASTLE soi y
(mottied). poi b, 100; cream tartar. o. T., per
pound. 1904; chalk, lump. pnr pound. ~,
cgloInel, II. * W, per pound, Ic9SOi caioIntl
draie, 4 5ls1 10. ohlorosay'ni ~ Icas---: cols,
portion powder, aUlsi0; doyors powders, -
EPSON salts, per pound. ast5; gum opium, per
pound, 4 50; gum catnphor, I'D; morphine
ner ounce, }3 rs, machine oil, golden, r.
90 quinine, r. a w. per o.. 800; quipine
German. per On, S5Ssi As; poiaah, bromide
3lCdlO; lodide, 1 81, chlorate, 2SGgx6. 49,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-19

Potatoss--Irlsh, northern, = nbl sel092 Is
tack, S5a--c.; Sweet, per bnshel, ESQ 71o. ON
Al 90, Beams, II. p. med, bbls., SIC. large
lima, 6@BISc.; small butter sls@e5o. Pickles,
medium, per bbl., ~ 90; small, per bbl,; tsu0
Pina feet Eiis' ~ 90: qnarier bill, 81 90; hnlf
hill. $500 a. So Cheese, half cream, he;
null cream. i7Isc. Kraul, per Dbl, si2gl22l;
half bbi., % So. Peanuts, s,s07c. cidor, half
bhi AS 90. Cabbage, 70.
PJuLTRy-tiens. ss 25 per doxer yoeng
eprine chickens 50 o.; Turkeys, 81 6Qa11 W;
Geese. sis0 a91C; bucks, s3 OOg %,
Ed0s--Pcr dozen. 1890.
Fresh country butter choice, 90 Creano y
a5c: old butter, l0acl2lzo.: oleomargaino. 1876
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-19
PILOT POINT.
A Temperance Drama-lIorse Thief Ar
rested-Three Deaths.
Special to the Gazette.

Speclal 10 tue CaHete.
Pilot Point March lS.-The ANA
teur Dramatic company Of Denton
play here tomorrow night tenn
perance drama, entitled 1.-The Social
Glass"
Deputy Sheriff Kendall captured
yesterday at Gainesville, Tom Golfer,
who stolea horse in February from j.
w. Brown. Theauimal,wa returned to
the owner and the thief jailed in
Gainesville.
Mr.. n. Spottswood, who with his
family proved from their farm twelve
miles from town to this city TO give
their children the advantage of the
schools here, have been greatly dis
tressed over the death of their two
sons, aged seven and mine, which oc
cured to-day, n relapse from The
measles causing their death.
Miss Sally Waggoner, granddaugh
ter of Elder II. Il. Gardner,died to-day
from relapse Of the measle,.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-19

PoRK-Demand fair and prices hlgherat 10.
LARD-Steady. tierce refined "a; Reg 10.
BULK MEATs-Fair demand and scarce:
shou lders, packed, TX; long clear and clear
rib ON5.
BA60S--H gher ard scarce; no shoulders
here; long clear and clear RIB ~ 1875.
HAMs--Choice sugaT-cured canvassed hrm,
at iJGI8lE
wlIsKY-.steady; western rectihed ESQ
1870.
CoFFEs-Dull and lower; Rio cargoes OF
common To prime, 10Y.
| SuGAR-pnll and nomlnali common 70
| prime To choice 5tsn5i !; yellow clnrine'
| 6f@6A; white clarified Gjs@E granulate'
IAssRs-Acti and nrn; centrifugal /
| 6DSO: fermentng 3i0nSj: febOilcd 26giU
| RIcE-Steady with good demand; Louis
! lana ordinary prime, iA@b1.
BRAN--Higher aud scarce nj -.
COTTON SEED OIL--Prime crude, 36d3I
Summer yellow i2dii. Market dun am
lower. others unchanged. lncessant raiI
| restricted business. exchange unchanged,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-19

,r Carriage work done nj tho City
n Eiy. u,a shop by n. n. Pennington,
u ,uiaaro and wood work guaranteed also
S,,ma1,n,na, painiing and tri inning done by ~
i y Boy corner Houston ana len,n stree.s.
-Nry FIVE TON WAGON SCALE
A Nwill be sold cheap for cash. Apply NJ
he GAZETTE office
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-19
The Pool Meeting.

Chicago, March ls.-The North,
western railway managers adjourned
to-day without reaching any result for
the proposed pooling of Central Iowa
and Northwestern business, and will
bold another session tomorrow. In
the meantime, rates are being main
Timed
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-19
saddles. IInrness. Eic.

sKIRTIEG.--No California skirt.ng, PEI
roll, 40ikc.; No. l California skirting. per SIDE
IA 80; No fair bemloek, clean, good aiqck
4Oc.: No . flir hemlock, no oil, 5hca, NJ. J
oiled hemlock, clean nesh, s,sc.; NO. = oiieo
= ilmARNEss LEATHER. NO. | Ohio, .medi
nm and heavy weight, SIC: No. u ohio me
dium and light. s5c.; No. hemlock, aie.; No
BLIND BRiDLEs.--No 4, J6 CON-. ksweo
N, iper dozen, b5 5O; No, 10, u bkle. IN, pigeon
wing, per doz., ~ "; NO: IL, do w o9.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-19
LAND AGENT.
HOTELS.

COMMERCIAL HOTEL-GEO. Il. ROWE,
II proprietor, ,507 Main, near Fourteenth,
street. Table board s3.5O per week; meals 2oc;
lodging % and SOC.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-19
Kansas cay.

Special TO the Gazette.
kansas city, March is.-Everything on The
lst was lowerand fresh.
Receipts of cattle were small. but The hold.
over large; market was slow aud lower; buy.
eriare afraid ofthe East.
sheep dull and lower
Loose meats were weak; lard SLOW; pork
easier
siss.
PRODUCE,
WH,nI VII 4, !; sis@s,7s bid cash; $, bid
CoRNm5,Lpwsr ilxG n's cash; ie9 bid
April 1875 bid May
OA1s--Strong ~ ~ :,
LIVE STOCK.
CATrLE- Receipts bgs: offerings light and
firmer and 10 higher, native steers 1850 To
Loo pounds 5 81 stockers aud feeders iGo@
5 Me cows 3i5ai5O.
HoGs-Receip,s $500: market weaker aud
lower: lots OF 2o} 10 ~ pounds average Q 2id
q So mainly d iNSG 30.
SilEEr-l.eceipt, ijo; market steady and
unchanged
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-19

sEns.eru Texas and Southern Texas stocl.
cattle about two dollars per head less than
tina above quotations.
The above prices ara for herds OF 1000 head
and upward, delivered on tho trails, and for
such cattle AS thohc raised in the counties
| embraced In the following territory: West
! of tho Texas central Railway; north of n line
! drawn east aud west with Waco ard enst of
n line drawn north and south with Baird and
south Of Red River.
Stocks OF cattle located IN Western and
Northwestern Texas nom s22 10000 per head
each. counted difference In price owing to
\ location aud tenure OF the range and breed OF
| cattle.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-19

BAR IRON, e3 20 Norway, So: No. q Il
aheef iron $40: No n q sAcet Iron, &c;
galvanized sheet iron, 1al0iScs No. n II soda,
i7r. No e do, 1bc.; 9ix2b r0onD R tin. sli 10
mibbO. llx20 aud i0xI pat. do, 81 1908 o.;
tinnors wire, 30 PER cent. of; tinner's stock,
forty per cent off: cook stoves, with ware,
$40 kO9525 90: do with trimmings. ell 60GbJ1O0.
WOOD WORK. Wagon nxlea. Mcidfl 20;
tongues, q0cGbS %; aiugletroes, 81 20; holsters,
BDei gpofss 81 1908 20, felloes, 81 H6CG2 rs (.
Doublstreeg, 81 2je1i0O neck yoBes ~ 00Gd
2bl; plow beams, 5)@45o.; pillow handles. 81 rs
@251; bapdles, 81 7b%2 80.
NAILS. 81 u key, basis l0d..-Burden horse
shoe, per keg, So 30; Perkins do, SO 10; Walk
er do, 81 90; Burden mule, 81 90; Eorthwest-
ern horse shoe nails, No. 4, b0c No. .. DC, No.
4 l5c., No. g, go, No q, go, No &c, No. :,
ale, No. Z, lee, No. y, lho.
AxES-K IL. per dozen. 80 50Gei0 co; Lakes
80 tOesD 3D.; Hackensnch, % 5Cg7 %; boys.
REFRi6ERATORs.--N mo. ! Climax, $500;
No. 2, do, SlS 90; no. do, s23: No. do. go:
= NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. chains, "a Ter
pair, ia7c.: rlow siDaietrens, per doz., e2 Is ;
piow doubietfeos ppr dp1en, 81 ". stock
bells, % per cent. cf /. door locks, 81 1909 90;
wood screws, ~ ana ,lrr cent. of: J. Il cast
door butts. ~ and 10 per cent. of; cut and
iinucd lacks, - percent. oil; coffee mills, 81
per cent. on: blind hinges. 30 and 10 per cent.
oil; carrlage bolts, o. ana 10 per cent. OF
pillow bolts. 35per cent. on; piece tin ware.
20 per cent. OF; deep stamped waro. 30 per
cent, oil. shallow stamped ware, " per cent
off; lapanned ware, 10 per cont OF.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-19

HAY Hew country loose from wagon
O. 0O@i0 20 per ton; bale hay, s0@l0. New
corn. q @ docts. oats county; s2ss9s sS,
Coilousead meal, 20 81 v loo. Cotton seed,
j2LSc. Millct. per bale, slo9oli. Johnson
grass seed, ~ per busbel. Millet seed, zoe.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-19

Red nheephead and trout, per pound, l2l1c,
dressed catfish. i2lzc.; dressed bnifhlo. l0c.
OYsTERs--Baltinorc Diamond brand; Dla-
monds. "a 80 per dozen: Select, go 20 dozen
Matagorda, SJc. per HJ: Berwick Bay, " -
per 100.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-19

81 v cgsoMERs AT \
shclesalss an9 street, Fort
\ Z Aekle, peIa,' line pocket cut
rla'tld III, ~ SENS. nets, etc.
-S--' goods guaranteed'
AL s0RIs -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-19
LAW CARDS,

~ WHALING, Attorney Mt Law. Office.
Nj. Ilanua's building, corner First ana Main
streets, Font Worth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-19
1.-Two stock Market.

Refrigerator and Butcher Live Weights.
RoeyeE-Corn fed, per pound. t6siisc
COWS, por pound. StDlhc
Muttons-Fair, fat muttons, Z, b.......2sN3a
Choice, per pound ,........3. ,6eSk4c
Hogs--Pcr pound................" .....",,i 0talso
Stock hogs, per pound .......,....8fo3 o
Bulls and stays, for Rausape nianufac-
turc, uer pound ............ s1eps,4c
Grass cattle suitable for beef-none IN mar
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-19

Nrw ORLEANS. La, March S--Sight ex
change on rev York Mt 200 per 1000 pre-
MUM.
Sterling exchange b. b.. 1 81.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-19

Wheat, choice D)e.Ssl. medium, s0ae0
inforior, C0ao65c; oats, 3Db52lfc: barley. "
sc: corn. S7lsa}Oc: rye. iO&c.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-19

Furniture Beatisteads, Initiation walnut
each, 81 1898 ~; NIL walnut, 81 5oasi0 30; Chairs
seat s. u1pa 20; cane scat, dining, Sl2 OOdD2v w.
Childs and rockers, IS QOeol2 50, large rocking
go o0eeSo 20; camp and rockers, each. 81 754
Tables round, e. 00sDShO; fsll leaf, 81 50sa5 80:
Safes, each, 81 1901 10; Bureaus, IS 5Dt@3O %
wash stands ell s5ss5 50; bed Bpringn, 81 1907 50
Baby Carriages, ~ 60G20
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-19
New Orleans.
Row Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS. March lS.--FLouR-- pu,l
and unchanged family 0)S5 .; high grades
5 G24,
ConN-steady, with good demand: mixed
O.; white 20. no yellow.
OATS Quiet AT ljGi6.
ColtN MEAl.-Duil at . 10.
HAY-ln good demand but scarce; prime
rs u,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-19

Tuinblcrs, per doZon..... .,.,..,,.....s BD5a 90
Goblets, per dozen ....,...,.........,. k06b %
Glass sets. pieces, per dogcn,........ uO6Dl2 W
Glass molasAcs pitchers, elm a doH 10 z On
Glass moiasses pitchers, No. 50 dog % 90
Glass molasses pitchers, No. SO doH % so
Glass pitchers per dozen ....,,......., 5ess,i 10
Glass COMFORTS, : Inch, per dozen. On 90
Gltss COMFORTS o Inch, per dozen. % 30
GLASS comports, inch Icr dozen. 70 o.
GLASS COMFORTS, Inch, Der DOZEN. % 90
Glass comports D Inch, per dozen. 90
GLASS lamps, per dozen. .............. DO0Dl2 Oh
Lamp chlmneys, No. ., per DOZEN. 20 AZ
Lamp chitnneys, No. per Dozen. ~ 90
Lamp chimneys. No e per DOZEN. % 90
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-19

Marlldale g. Paule. corner Fourth
aud Houston, have just received new
ipt Of elegant and stylish suitings for
spring wear.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-19
New York.
LIVE STOCK.

BEEvEs-- Receipts G}O, mainly for @ty,
trade and slaughterers direct. Nothns do.
ing In beef cattle. Dressed beef barely steady
at o CO@l0 So
rnEEP-No city dressed sheep. Receipts
5000 very quiet but shade nrner for good
aud prime stock. Common 10 choice sneep
sold Tor 25a840 per hundred weight; com
limbs, 00d7 o..
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-19
IHE eAzETTE. FORT WORTH TExAs wEpNEspAY. MARION 10

snsx.s.r,,--lseccipts zoo Inferior to fair 75a
30 medium TO good so % 90: choice TO cx.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-19

CorFEE-Sp0t, more doing: options aciiN
but lower. Rio No. spot, 10 -.

SuGAIi-Duli and nominal, ,.
MoLAssFs Steady New Orleans, 35Gs6.
RICE quiet but nrm.
TAILoW--Dull, 79fGB7 Tl8.
RogIN- Steady, Seal 52l9.
TuRPENTfsE-F FIRM, So
WooI.-Q Quiet and about steady.
PoRK--Dull; mess spot, l7S@Is,
IARD-steady; Western steam. spviipuote
at975.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-19
PRODUCT.
Nrw Yorr. Mnrch Is.-FLoun-stondy and

NFW YORK, WufcH Ib,--FLOUK-SIuhuy ana
unchanged.
WHEaT-Spot lots heavy and to- IA cents
lower; options declined "A 10 ~ nj opening,
but aferward ruled stronger aud rallied u
10 *, closing firm; ungIadod red S06ci IL; No.
red O3; No. 2 red lOJ1$Mi0i; store $50
100.
CopN-spot lots shade lower, closing
stronger. options opened u shade easier, AZ
forward ruled steadier. closing ( 10 y higher;
migrated b0GG2; No =. b5<GlbJy4. steamer ava
% elevator, 8DH@6l delivered; No. 2, d!6e
6la; elevator. 02A delivered.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-19
staple Dry Goods.

Strict good ordinary
0ood ordlnary S9
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-19

GALVESTON. March is --CoTIoN--Nct
receipts leI gross -; exports nonc stock
S2stf
Spot closed arm, higher.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-19

Exports this week 10 Great Britain. 22,os5
France. 1897
iISW
Stock at all u. :. ports this day... S2},2to
Yeste SIS lSS
This day last year.....-............." s9i, 1850
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-19

Building Material

Powder--Biastinp, p keg, " 90 Rine. W. p.
ehnt-S2 10 y sack: Buck shot. e2S5
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-19
COTTON MARKETS.,


COTTON RncEIrrs AT ALL UNITED STATES
POTTS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-19

NEW York, March lS.---Money w ana >
closing .; prime mercantile paper i@h; ster
ling exchange Il /; firm 81; SIGHT sals
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-03-16
THE STOCK cArECHIsM.
A few Short Lessons In Pine
street Parlance.
wuAr 70 A nrII

WHAT Is BULL.
A bull is fellow who talks
good deal about what he has nevei
seen and with which he is entirely
unscq tainted. His habit Is "a
borrow half-a-dollar from . friend
and dine on q ten-cent sandwich.
WHAT IS A BEAR?
A bear is . man who gets down
on his hands and knees and growla
| if he is not allowed to visit a mine.
When he has seen it he says there
| is nothing in sight but black oxide
of manganese and chloride. OF
blatherskite. He tells his friends
that there is nothing in it, and slips
off and puts in an order for a thous-
and shares.
WHAT IS A PUT 10
A put is an agreement With q
bucket shop keeper, which secures
you the right of putting your
money where you will never smell
it again. For further particulars
inquire of Gilchrist and May.
WHAT IS BROKER?
A broker is a man who, if you
transact business with, lies awake
all night to see that you go broke"
on the first proposition.
WHAT IS A MARGIN?
A margin is sum of money
which you put up to insure that
you never rake any down. The
more you put up the less chance
you have of making anything.
WHAT Is A STOCK BOARD?
A stock board is composed of a
lot Of men who get together and
howl like band of coyotes. The
chap who makes the most noise is
the biggest toad in the puddle.
WHAT Is AN EXPERT!
An expert is q man who once
made raise in the Black Jack or
Pewterpot, and got broke. As a
general thing, he is humbug from
and don't do id thing
about a mine, but would be handy
man to lug out slum and fetch in
water for a brass foundry. -Bodie
Free Press.