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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-20

LuBBER--Pough lumber, boxing, IL inchs
and under, frsLclass, s2l; stripping. 1fx3, s21
boxing and noorng, clears, $780, tiick clears
~ and ~, 81. rough lumber. second class
SIS ioist and scantiing, culls, fl5.
5IDIEG-Eirst common white pine, S82 81
second do. go: third do, s2j; poplar. $50 HOGt
q 81; M tive pine "; s22 90; do x, s26; nativ-
rough, $500.
DhEssED LUMBER-BOxibg u inches apo
ander, SO OOG2s 90; do lSxS, $40 O0t9B %
scantling, Joist or any common lumber
$50 UDGeB 10. boxing over IL inches. $4,000
81 20; thick clears, IA TO and 2, $50 00I32 %
second class any kind, tsl 00Cp23 90.
DRESSED AND MATCHED FLoORISG--Flrs
GLASS, e2S; second class, s2l.
WHITEPIsE FURsIsHIHo LUMBKR-l<, -
and 2 inch white pine, $40; Inch do, SIS.
CEILING.-BEADED OR PLAIN-First com
mon white pine, n, ss2.60; I'd do, $40; ID do, SIS
poplar, ". $40 OOms27.50; poplar, n, eS2.6U@i35 90
naiivepin. ", s22b0 do, n, SIS.
POPLAR LUhBEH.--ik, ~, and inch, e66
DO inch. go.
SHIH0LEs-White pine A, %; do shaded A
s.25. do extra No. J. $3.50; cypress, bost. any
brand, So; do No. 2, $3.50: do No. q. $3.50; Dativ,
sawed heart, sf5. saps, 1875.
P.CKETs.-Whlte pine. dressed ana headed,
square or iat, 81; yellow pine do. 81; Hath.
"a 2j@Df75.
LIaE, CEsgsT, Erc.--.Lime, Austin, e29
per bbl. Cement. Louisville or Rosenale, 80 81
per bbl.; Portland, 80 81 per Dbl. Plaster Paris
Nsw York or Michigan. vs. psr hhl.
BRTcK..Tire-proof, VI 81 per NJ.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-20

Medium, according to grsde,gualil
and condition, l7lS 10 zoe; hne according Z
grade, quality and condition,lS to 20 coarst
according 10 grade q .bdty aud condition, j.
TO Isc; Mexican iinprov d according TO grad
qualify and condition. ID To IL; Mexican, &C
cording to grade, quality and condition, i:
to II: bury. less according TO amount NJ
buTrs .
heavy fint. dry, u n l2c. No. I, light fiini
i. y lie; No. :, light mint, y n 100: bulls ane
heavy damaged, a. N &c; calf skins and bad
ly damaged, u NJ "a &c; green sailed. sound
\ u 7c green sailed, grubby, v b SC; butcher
green, 4 n 6lsc.
Funs-Skunk, l092Oc: raccoon. 10000
cayotes, SOts6oc; mountain woif' 'bcOesl; fox
BOO &c.
rELTnrEs- Nominal. season over. Dee
skins, ID mop antelope sklns. % ~
70 amount Of wool, 3DcCDup; shesrlings, &C
oording Tn : mount OF wool, lO9lbc. Mexican
sheep pelts, p N s@10c; Mexican sheep petit
Improved. ll@l2c; Mexican sheep sherling'
Sc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-20

Meats OF all kinds arc very firm. with an
upward tendency.
AEAIs--ssugar cured hams. liISc; B.CC.t,
Bacon, i39+c; n. q. bacon, l2c.; Long clear bs'
Goa, lllS: :. q. dry salt, IL.
LAaD-Tierces. l0Ac; 40 ana son cans. 1919
ION cans, &C.: l1h cans, iOJsc: 5in cans. lie
JorrEh AND A.-CoypEs--ComIoo
l2Hc; ordinary, 1885,; fair, lic.; prime 81,
lIxc, fancy, l5c; old government Java. 3Oz
Arbuokles' Ariosa, lslfelsNc.
ThA-lmperlal, ill,fD; gunp0wder. 5CGTJ.
SuoAE-Fine powdered, bills. i0lSc; do
halfbbls., l0Nc.; cut loaf. 1890; gTanulate
standard gL4clt.; Louisiana formulated. sc.Qi
standard A, ssCDslSc.: choice white. slS9oS.
yellow clarified, ses4c,; open kettle.
| RICE-LouisIana, 5Xts3o.
Fish Mackerel. Ion kiis. No. !, Ellis: NJ
2 sl;oS half bbis.,. no. !; 800 No. 2 se.gs
White hsh, No. |. hlf. bbls-, s7.25; No, 2. sd.2
Dried herrings. per boz, s0e, Cod nsh $40.
sALr-CosIss, In bays,. el.2,el;tr nne
pockets, ASg71Sc.
CANNED GooDs---Prices Per dozen; Pin
apples. standard, sl.Ts: Peaches, standard.
ibsa n.c5; 8 ,es.. sa,a6995o, seconds ? D
ei.N d., yll1s Tomatoes. standard, nt
Sl.l6 seconds. ma, =. hs., tis3V9 ~, Gree
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-20

corn. si.lc9l.e5 Green peas, sl.s5, soose
SsI r, :, -, .to ,Rasgberrles, 81 sleel %
sSscigh,' ~ sc. b., sl.as salmon, n.
l.sSa -; Spdipes, American $500 ,asc
imported. slg.ssNs 10 case: Strawberr rms, 2 n.
sl.2,@l.M; BlRckberries, si.2S; Green cages
@6Si Swiss, 1850,
RAHING PownrR.--Silver Loaf, IN sans
10. do ~; hh. do, Sl?
MISUNDERSTANDING tixc Soap con,nor
80; German olive, sc. Candles, null boxes
o,c, lalves, lbc; qunrterB, l8c. indigo SIC IA.
lnpts h, ssDl0D dozen. Coiemsn's mustard
h.togso.5O dozen. Maccaroni. imported, i5cIn
american. siou box. Buckle cts, two hoops
10 dozen; well hrchotR. q, ~ dnven. proorns.
~ T@es sdoHen Brilliant oil, bills, Zoe: Ecu,
pion, do . G; do, - cases, 50 SO hrilliant,
- asses, $3.50; do, i-lk cases, 81 20.
FLOUR S'anard's Royal Patent. IS ~
eul., sacks. 81 GOO y itN ps. No, Texa.
per 100 los 81 Mo- 81 Is, No 3 81 50. Corn me
500 Oatmeal, = hair hbl., 81 as; Crack &c
wheat, IN, DC; Crackers: X sods, zoe, "A
soua, bAGc.; NM soda, exc, cream &c. gin.
Ge' snaps, SIfc,; lemon creams, sysc
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-20

Bsrk, Cinnamon, per pound. l3A--c: bark
Peruvian, per pound, 30@--: borax per b
l5GSlS; bl-carhonate OF soda per n, idsils: @ y
perss per 10, 2@i castor oil per gal on, / Bjd;
Unottledl per n, 500; cream tartar. q. p, pei
pound, dOd II: chalk, lump, per pound. a9i
calomel, =. II W., per pound, 700SO; calomel
drate, 5aDl rs: chlorcfonn, u 90; compost
'tion powder, 3OG3O; dovers powders, $50:
EPSON salts, per pound, 36D5; gum opium, PEI
per or, So co. machine oil golden, a6eelD
auinine, p. q W., per oz. 4sG1l So: ouirire
German. par ~ 50; potash brsmidc. 8i@IO;
iudlds, / 5e@i51; chlorate, 2Jts17.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-20
WICHITA COUNTY.
The Fence and the Cattle Trial-NO In
terruptiOn-Farm Notes.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette
Wichita Falls, February l9.-It is
said that the report is abroad in the
southern part of the state that so many
fences have been built in this county
within the last six months that it is
very troublesome TO drive herds
through. This is "A mistake; there are
no more fences in the county now
than there were last season, except
small farm fences.
Many plows are now Investigating
The soil, pleasant weather being re-
turned again.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-20
TELIGRAPHlC MARKETS

NEW ionK, February le.-Governnen,,
firm.
Railways firm.
State securities dull.
stocks, except for a temporary weakness,
showed higher prices today. the Union Pa /.
cifc, Lackawanna and Pullman Palace were
especially strong; he first named wns in
brisk demand from shorts and lent at ono pe,
cent. per diem for use of stock which soll at
~ TO 81; Lackawan IA advanced 2 to 2osl.
Pullman Palace rose 10 lOis against | 05. bid
Mt close last night; o5is closing sales. Morn.
ing sellers for the past few days were the
most anxious buyers; the imp ovement in
shares noted caused an advance OF tox
per cent In remainder the list earn ngs ofthe
Northern Pacific from July to February H.
show an increase Of s2,5s, 40 over correspond.
Ing months of the previous year.
Transactions, 3iO,N0 shares.
MONEY.
Money, lIxd2; closed offered q mime
m. rcantile, i6thR; sterling exchange b IL.
firm at s5A; sight exchange, $50.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-20
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-20

M, tu
ecieu n
luiiding]
exceed \
als inuI
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sraIs. |
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tntt,Ic|
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-20
GALVESTON.
Proposed Modification of the Water
Works Contract.

Galveston, February l9.-The water
works company have pstiiioned the
city ns follows: First TO extend the
final completion of the contrac. twelve
months, to give time to experiment in
obtaining water 10y artesian wells; sec
ond, that the contract be amended to
accept artesian wells and well water,
and t privilege granted to use
Sweet Water lake as u storage reser-
voir; third, that the diameter Of the
stand p pc be reduced from twenty-five
feet TO twenty feet.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-20
BusIsE S foa SAFE.


O.hlhe st Charles Hotel, % or 30
esiier' Clean beds, iirst-class
auNs walters. ga day. So To IS a
@ld ijl. Give me a tnal. /
"AacllOn. apt. Joe Reeve, prop.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-20

eastern Texas and southern Texas stocR
cattl about two dollars per head les- Than
The above quotations.
The above prices are for herds OF 1000 head
and upward delivered on the trails, and for
such cattle as hose raised in the counties
emhrac, IN the following territory: West
OF the Texas entral Railway: north of "A line
drawn east and west with Waco and east OF
a line drawn north and south with Baird and
south of Red River.
stocks of cattle located IN Western and
Northwestern Texas rom So 50el3D per head
each. counted Difference IN price owing 10
location and tenure OF the range and breed OF
cattle.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-20
ro-DAY's QUOTATIONS.

SUGAR quiet ana steauy' cehtii'NsS' 'TsS
sioIAssss quiet and steady,
PonK-pull; new .ess 7h@ls1.
nm Weak: prime steam s. $4,000.
LIVE STOCK.
Nrw YonK. February 10. - BEEYEs-
Receipts SO; mainly for export ana cry
trade. rlaughterers direct no trading IN
beef cattle; good slaughter d bel ialr ss.,s,
he'd 10 be sold at sacrifice; extremes S'@lp'l ivi
VIZ syuPrp Rec ipts BIZ: dull, limited for lack
sold /, 10. fair lambs Bin.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-20
1. DC

1854, OF
Bounty,
'nty otY
county,
.tion TO
lounty
az; BED
1ellly &C
Il tho M
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1inson
aid ROE
lhe Jo'
Arlinl|
10 Han,
.ilence
ming, 10
\ she p
said III
iiiiD co
'lyortor
t&tli did
be, Ylib
ID deter
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-20

n y ,Sass "a PHYSICIAN AND
,,,l1ssls, ts sssasdliHaSss' o corner
No a's' n' and I TO sp. nm ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-20
Furniture.

Observation-Disclosures imitation walnut
each, 81 40@.8 l0 all walnut, 81 50Gi0 80; Chairs
wood seat, u dog 81 1907 90: cane and rattat
seat, s. O0a9 90; cane seat, dining, sl2 O012D 90
Childs and rockers, So O066l2 81; large rocking
100; Mirrors, arch tops, n doz, ~ gO6oI2 10
Tables round, s200GS3o0; isll lenf 81 5O655 10
Safes, each, 81 25eb7 %; Bureaus, ss 50ep20 90
wash stands. al s5tGh ~ bed springs 81 1907 so
Baby Carriages. 81 bDS@20
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-20

CORN MEAL--Scarce and firm at 800.
PoRK---Steady wi h good demand new 1875
LARD-S eHdy; fierce refined Ys4; neg lOI.
BULK MEATs-Steady. good demand; shoui.
ders packed at "a long clear and clear RIB
BACoN-Steady; fair demand; no shoulders
here; long clear and clear rib ltA@05s.
HAns-Choice sugar-cured canvassed steady
AT l3@li
WHISKY Steady and unchanged.
CoFFEE-Q Quiet and frm Riocargoes COM
mon to prime ll6llH.
SUGAR-Steady with fair demand: common
10 good comm i]zG5; fair to
fully fair 5.1a5Iy; prime 10 choice 5lsa5(i,
yellow clarified 6H@G&; white clarified ~;
gTanulated IA
MuLASsEs- Steady with fair demand: cen.
trlnigal lSG36; common 2la22; fair lSJk@2s
prime to choice iUI.
RGcE-Qulet and tirm; Louisiana ordinary
10 prime, 1sSm5A.
RRAN-Good demand at 10.
COTTON SEED OiIS-frime crude 36l 5@37
summer yellow i2@il
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-20
Ta'mage's Promotion.

~: Louis, February l9.-It will he
oiiicially announced tomorrow that
,oi. "A. A. Talmage, general transpor-
.a.,on manager of the Missouri Pacific
railway system, will be appointed
ioufth .vice-president Of that system,
WIN Jurisdiction extending over the
entire Wabash lines. This appoint
ineht retires Col. Andrews from The
general superintendency of the
WABASH, but he has been appointed
consulting engineer Of that road.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-20
Kansas City

KANsAs CITY. February h, NaTch, ~
Lower, s5as5ls bid cash; s''s p'a "'''''
S enssia.-s,eady;i.sssisK CASH 's's bid March
~ bid May. "a
OAM-Higher AT ".
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-20

BAR IRON, g. IS Norway, &C.; No. n l
sheet iron, $40: No. "a e sheet iron, 6l1c.
| galvanized sheet iron g@i0lSc.; No. " u soda
| l7c.' No. =. do. lbc.; 2iN2S roofing tin, Sli q
| Gl5 so. liX30 and lONii pat. do, 81 756DS 50
| timers wire, 20 per cent or: timers stock
| sl0 COOS 90; do with trimmings, So 1ld5Ouc
WOOD WORK. Wagon aslcs. Wc Grsl 90
tongues. p0c,Gs 0O; siugletrees, Si75; BOOSTERS
50c.; spoBes 80 66q 10; ielloes, 81 66eD2 -
| DOubletrees, 81 go %; neck Jokes, 81 OO@
80 pillow beams, g@oIc.i pillow handles, 81 u
NAILS e. Is key, basis lud.-Burden horse
shoe, per kcg, yo5i: Perkins do, 60 10; Walk.
or do 81 80 Burden mule, 81 81; Northwest
ern horse shoe nails, No. 4, 5Dc-, No. 3. DC. No
9. DC, No. J, 2lc., No. I, 2Oc. Lakes" do, No
I. i5c., No. 8 &c. No. D. 22c., No. Z, PC No. 4
Nc; Ausaple do. No. 4, i5c., No. 8, 2ic,, No. o,
2lc, No. Z, Ice, No, 4, itc.
AXES-K. X. per dozen, 50 5o@lO co; Lakes
s9fo@95l; Hacsensack. 90 5OG7 %: boys,
REFRIGERAT0RS.--N No. ! Climax, sI7O0.
No. ., do. slS 80; No. 3 do, s23; No. do, SIS ;
LLANEoUs-Trace chnins, 4 . Ter
pair, tG7c.; pillow siDglctrees, per do3, S225
pillow douDlclIees, per dozen, so o.; stock
bells, On per cent. of, door locks, eJ 21GlD 70;
door butts, A. .tnd 10 per cent. or cut and
timed lacks. per cent or; coffee null y, ~
per cent OF blind hinges 10 and 10 per cent
on; carriage bolts, Us and 10 per cent. OF
plow bolts, - per cent. oil; piece tin ware,
So per cent. OF deep stamped ware. 50 per
cent. of; shallow shampoo ware, 50 per cent
or; Japanned ware, 20 per cent OF.
Ammunition.
Powder-Blastins. z Reg, 81 90i Rife.
IS co. Ride, p i2lS fs..2 70: Rife. A6< MS, 81 81
shot-S2 10 y sack: Buck shot. 81 85.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-20

Refrigerator and Butcher Live Weights.
Beeyes-Corn fed, per pound...........iH@il5c
Cows. per pound I@iAc
Muttons-Fair, fat muitons. p it.."."2A SIC
Choice, per pound."..."",.3 CoSl4c
Hogs-Per Gi1st
Stock hogs, Yer pound.."-..35s@y
Bulls and stays, for sausas manufac-
ture, per pound.
GLASS; cattle suitable for beef-none IN mar
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-20

WHfsKY-Steady at rs
CORN MEAL Firm at 2 6j.
PROVISIONS Very unse tied and decidedly
lower; only small job trade,
MEAT.
PoRK--Onercd Is.
BULK MKATs-I.cng clear go; short rib
p 50: short clear rs.
BACON Long clear . cole; short rib isOo.
LARp-Nominally lower.
LIVE STOCK.
CATTLE - Receipts 90: very quiet and
little done; exports quotable at $3.50 . 75:
good 10 CHI ice 2Nd6 y, common 10 medium
4 ia'5 So corn-ied TeNats O005 s..
SitEhP Receipts nOO, scarce and Arm: com.
mon 20 med um 75el IS; good TO choice 500
5 81; fancy go.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-20

rhANsAs CRY, February lS-CArrr,
hercipls 6SE Offering Zig I; market sieady
aht AT about Ssturday's prices
SHEEP Receipts 90; steady; natives n, n
pounds averay 20 3 O. VI ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-20

Red sherphead and trout, per pound, l2l1
dressed catfish, l2lsc; dressed buffalo loo
OYSTERS saltlmore Diamond brand: Dia
monds 81 so per do. en-; Select, ~ 10 dozen
M,,tag orda, 9Oc. per 100: Berwick Bay, 81 2;
per 100,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-20

The skeleton OF woman has been
,ounu In an old abandoned coal shaft
Va Ferry County. Ohio. Old inhabi-
Iahts think IL is the skeleton OF Mary
Donly, who mysteriously disappeared
some fifty years ago,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-20
Galveston.

GALVESTON, February l9,-CorTor Re.
ceipts, net. 42l; gross, -; exports. cont.
nenta -; Great Britain 600; coastwlse -;
New York -; stock 1922.
Spots closed quiet and unchanged.
la...N q
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-20
New York.
New YORK.
ERw YORK. February 10. - CoTToN-Bpot
opened quiet and unit hanged.

COTTON RECEIPTS AT ALL UNITED STATE
PORTS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-20
New Orleans.
PRODUCE.

NEW ORLEANS, February lS.-FLouR-
Active and firm; family 4 30; high grades
H.
CoRS-Fair de Il al d; market firmer white
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-20

sT. LOUIS February le.-FLouR-siow and
unchanged. "iu
WHEAT Higher. unsettled and irreyuiar.
only Mnrch ard May options dealt In: No J
req l.0hml IL cash; tnSs9l Os,s March.
! llMNl iiss May. ''''
Cox s. Unsettled slow and higher. 5o,ssa
SoA cash; op,1 February; 5Ss@SSJS May; a
oATs-Dull at s48.sa5 cash; ssN MAY.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-20

WH1sKy--Reotiied q iUslso. as per PROC,
sour mash, one year old, 81 90 two years old
extra old whisky sjGe5,
WISfs--Claret, case.fsS 5acalocO. as per ial
ityi CatRwba, per gallon, 900 l so Port, 81 900
per gal, 81 6aGeS 90; White wine, in cases
81 0oGDl0 90.
CHAMrAGrE-G. II. Mumm & Co., Extrp
" 90 Krug, In basket SIS OlC3S0 90 Domestic
dry, plnts,sH 90.
por dos., 50 Op6e2 70.
BoTTLKp BEER-St. Louis quarts, sl2 90; p,s
H2 90 Budweiser quarts el2 co. pints as 90:
ScblitH Milwaukee, quarts $40 So pnt, siS ~;
Anthony n kuhn's, OTIS sl2 90. pints sl2 SO
II. Clausen Soma che mpagne beer, quarts
sl2m, pihts sl2bo; Falks.Milwaukee, quartz
sli50.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-20
sIGHT ENCIIANGE


NEW ORLEANS February ls-Slght ex-
change on New York at zoo per LOO pre-
MUM.
Sterling h. b.. is6ls@iST.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-20

Potatoes-frish, northern, per bbi ss.ssss /:
Nack, SOa &C.; Swy -, per bushel, 65t275c. On.
pr ~ o.. Tnruips, bnrrel.
500. Beans, II. z. med. bbis., We; large
hn.y tgozs small butter tleenSc, Pickles,
hall Dbl, med, 81 so; half o. small, IS Oh,
S,rA feeiSs,.. 81 o.. qaarter bill, s. OO; half
Dbl, 80 N@l 80 Cheese, half cream, l2lsc.;
iull cream, llc. kraut, per bbl., s2Jtai 92S;
hnif hbl., 50 - Peanuts, SIsD7c older, half
III $500 Cabbage, Sc.
FCui.lRA- hens, s. SEQ - per doyei .
uxtra large young chickens, IS O1@S o; TOR.
keys, T5odllW; Goese, "a 80 660O; Ducks,
kGGs--Per dozen, lGdi6;as
Hresn country puttvr, cnuice, %, Dreamer,
Sc.; old butter, l0@DlSc: oleomargalne, isc,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-20
Chicago.
PRODUCE.

PRODUCE.
CHICAGO. February 9-FLouR-ouiet
and unchar ged.
WHEAT Fair demand and unsettled;
gener lily higher; opened 4 higher, ana adj.
vanced additional u: eaSed on. and closed /.
above yesterday; February 9}lG0a1Iz. closed
NiAi March Iri9.@H3z; closed 9iIE@9iL; April
94%@@lS; closed - May ag34 al 90. closed
OOi4 June Ulssa f0gSs: closed l0,@ orr
No. 2, red winter 0.@li2
CoRN- Irregular; arly active: opened
stronger, = higher; fiuctuatcd within small
range, and closed a higher; cash, 5i%m5 81
February 5ha@ii: March 5SI@'ils; April SIX
@6i3+: May 59Is@h9>s IN, q 9k@6J.
OATS Dull; cash 32hdpi; February 3l3S
March S2sl; April 325s@3S, May SbJ6@S7it.
tPoRK-Fair demand AZ lower rates; cash
IL b2l4o IL III; arch u : IA 52S. oscd II ~:
April GO9l7 20; May q 5714@ls0 90, closed II 20
"a ~ 72ls.
LARD-Fair demand, but declined 25GS0;
closed steady: cash 56t0,W February g52 10
96TiE March $500 d71s; April 0.Oa975; May
90 dgSj.
BULK MEATs--F ,ir demand shoulders IS;
short rib ~. short clear 6j,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-20

CHICAGO, February l9-CATTLE-R eceipts
co.; slow, shade lower exports G5nG7 25:
good to choice shipping 90a6 i0 common TO
medium OOGD5 ~.
SHEEr--Receipts $500: common weak: al
sold; inferior 10 iair 3tDi S0 medium TO good
1900 80; choice to extra 8 50dGl0.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-20

NEW ORLEANS, February 10 COTTON
Spot closed squlet and unchanged.


LIVERPOOL, February l9.-CoTToN-Spot
moderate inquiry freely met and previous
prices.
Ordinary NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ...Ots .
Good ordinary ...'..-,.......... o-lO
Low lnddling.
Midding i5-io
Orleans middling 1916
Sales 500; American ;....,.
For export and speculation 900.
Imports $500, American IL o.
Futures closed dull parity lower.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-20
LAND AGENT,

pErFR q. gUUKER ~ CO., BELTON,
Texas, Land and General Agents, Sole
proprietors of the Abstract of Bell County
Records. We do a general land business, in
Guiding surveying and conveyancing.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-20

BAY New country loose from wagon
fS W@lno0 pcr ton; bale bav s1Gl0. New
corn, ~ q t5ct. Oats, country, S2lS0b3scts
Bran, po@Si.oo per 10. Chops, 81 q per ltalbs
harley, aasac. Cotio' seed meal, 81. 90 y l0l
Cotton seed. '2I%c. Mlllei. per hale, sioCplli
Johnson grass seed, 81 per bushel
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-20
Bnil.llnr Material

powder-5lastlns. q neg, 81 90; Rifie. y IS q
IS %; Ride, z l2ls ts.,a %; Rife. PSI bs. 81 81
Shot-S2 10 y sack: Buck shot. 81 10.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-20

Wheat, choice s5c.0es, medium, ,5@so
inferior, 6N96ec; oats, S0eS2lSc; barley, 500
s5c; corn, als@lOc; rye, aoac, WV
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1884-04-11
NEW HAMPSHIRE.

The large tsnnery of James Lewis & Co. at
Milton was burned Saturday night. Loss, $40
900, insurance, S3l 800, stock $4,000; The
fire is supposed to have been OF incendiary
origcn.
The Republican convention meets the 30th.
Fix Gov. b. I. Prescott will preside.
Charles Hudson probably fatally assaulted
and kicked Henry l.. Kn0we, at Newport, Sat
urday night, and robbed him of between $50
and $50. The two had been drinking together,
and knowe was enticed to a lonely place. Hud-
son was arrested.
at Manchester, Tuesday, and aired their views,
and elected delegates to national convention.
West Halifax.-Mrs Lewis Corse is quite
sick.-James l.. Ridgeley Lodge No 10, L. 90.
f.. have changed their night OF meeting from
Friday to Saturday eyening.-Miss Carrie A.
Woodland died of dropsical consumption at the
residence of her father, on the LIST inst, after "A
long and painful illness. Miss Woodland was
q school teacher OF long experience, and was an
earnest and consistent emb of the Methodist
church in this town, and was quite prominent
in church work. The funeral was held at the
Centre church on the Sd inst, Rev A. d. TruaX
of~ficiating.-The postmaster at Grove, the new
pestofice, has ZONE difficulty in getting the
mails. The trouble, briefly stated, Is because
the government refuses TO pay the extra sum
demanded by him for stopping there; therefore,
like the priest and the Levite. he s'passes by Oh
the other ~side."-School district No , is famous
for seeing strange animals. They have a new
style this spring. This time it is of a dark
color, with body about the size Of n shepherd
dog, very short legs, and a bushy tail. Ii Is
supposed to be an otter az ii shows a decided
prcferencc for the water.