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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-04


New YORK, March achievements steady.
Railways firm.
state securities Quiet.
Speculaiiops n. the stocl, exchanges opened
strong and high r. except for Iackawannn
which was weaker. selling down from l2yl,
| TO ~. regular. and from $50 q, to i2S cash
| stocks was inactive, and the demand for
/ bnrrovylng nurno. es nj the opcning when as
high AS lsi por cent was paid for the use OF
shares. The latter rate declined to = per
cent The greatest differences between cash
and regular was II. per cent, but late in the
day sales were made NJ lbs cash and regular
In tao nf,arnoon stock moved up To ~ and
reached to l2SBi and closed at l2sk. At .:l5
many of the bears settled privately, and in
q ,nsoouence no stock was brought I'm under
4 IA rulo. Total sules of Lackawanua were
7ii5o sales OF which SO 90 were cash: the
prlce left of nj l23X ~ per cent below satur-
days closing and shorts In tho general
market were much disturbed by the move.
men,s In Iackawannn, and carly In tho day
the demand for active stocks was brisk, and
nricss rose ~ TO 2I per cent; later Union
Pacific which sold up to SIlI Louisville &
Nashville advance TX To 90; Lake shore
To lOi1,: Western Union H.. to 75s. Central
pacinc u, TO g23.; North Western to 49,;
southern Pacific T., to glas and Pacific Mall
,, to5ll,. Amer midday weaker feeling set
I'm and there was n decline OF to per cort.
Uuion Pacific, Central Pacific, Loui,y willie &
Nash, lie, and Northern Pacific prc'orrcd,
Reading and Western Union leading down.
ward movements. In the afternoon there
WAS goal buylng ON reports fiom the west
that Colorado rales had been restored, North
crp paclne preferred, and Or gan Transcon.
tinentnl y ere special features, advancing to
~ To eos respectively. North Western
gold mn TO lSs,; Canada southern to ST. South
srn Pacific to Az Rhode Island TO 12iH;
xew YORK Central l!si (; Northern Pacific to
% and western Union 10 55l5. All the highest
prices Of the day. The market closed strong.
the strength OF the Louisville Il Nashville
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-04

LUhBFR-Hough lumber, poxing, IL Inchna
and under, fret-class, 32i; stripping. 1sxa syl.
boxing and fOoring, clears, as thick clasrs'
IA aud ~, en-, rough Lumber. second clgss
Gig; lolst aud scantling, culls, els.
SIDJRu-FlIst common white Pine SCI 40.
second do. 80: third do, s25; poplar. -, c1S
81; ntiiye pine rs w 80; do II. e25; nsllv,
rough, eis0J.
DRESSED misunderstanding y inches aua
undcr, tl0 0O92s 60; do l6x3, s2G 0lsgs Ia.
scnntling, Jolst or any cOfnn,np lumber
w OOge& %; boxing over IL inches, eS1OJl,
~ ", thick cloarg, "a tolx and y, $40 ol1ssS 61
second class. any leIiid. Ell O)@23 co.
DRESSED AND MATCHED FLoo Etrst
class, SO, second class, e2l.
and z inch white pine, $40: inch do, stT.
CEILISH-BEADEp Or PLAIN-First COM
mon white pine, $3.50; "a do, $50; IA do, las:
poplar " so Ul6b2l.5O; poplar, ~, SO yls.6 00.
nativeplne. ". s22GJ; DO, y, e15. w.
POPLAR LUMBER -'ll<, ~. and inch, sS5.
do ! Inch, s5D. w.
sHIEoLns Waite Pine A, Go; do shaded A
AS. doexlra No. l, $3.50; cypress, bent anr
brand, e5; do No. 2, ei50; do No. 3, 81 30 iiativ.
saved heart. gi5p saps. 1913.
PicKE1S.--Wpite pine, dressed ana head al
square o. nst,Sl yellow pine do. g5 iath.
LINE, CEMENT, ETC. Limo, Austin. s,1s
por Poi. Cement. !.9nisyiilo or R0senale, $50
per Dbl; Portland, $3.50 per bbl. Piasior iaris
New York or Michigan. sS DER bhl. "'''
BRIcK.-Iire-proof. 81 80 per 81.
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Wool. Ridrs. Etc.

wooL--Medium, according TO grade, quail )
and condition, l7iS To 200; ane according D.
grade, quality and coniItion,lS to 90 coarse
according TO grade q.a!ity aud condition, II
to Ice; Mexican iTprov q i, according 10 grad,
qualify aud condition. lStolS; Mexican, nc.
cording To grade, quality ana condition, n
TO IA: bury, less, according 10 amount oi
ours.
HIDEa--No. l,heayy flint, dry pm axe. Nc.
heavy iiint, dry, u d 1905; No. !, light nini
Rlh lYlGc No 2, light flint, 2'ib lOlSc: bulls and
heavy, dnTngcd, q n 91sc; calf skins and bad
ly damaged, {, n t1hc; green sailed, sound,
= ID &c; green sailed. grubby, r ID &c: butchers
green, 4. ID 5lfc.
Funs~Skunk, 10000; raccoon. 2oaiOo
cayotes, DG60c; mountain wolf, 75c9sl; fox,
2060abc.
f'ELrRIEa = Nominal season over. Deel
skins, a II 2dD25; antelope skins, y ID l06eH
goat skins, each lQO2S: sheep pelts, accordinI
To amount of wool, 2lc0up; slieRrllngG, 40
cording 20 Amount OF WOOL ltasl6c; Mexican
sheep pclts, 2, n Slolgc; Mexican sheep pelta
improved. lial2c; Mexican sheep sherlings
10,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-04
Saddles. Harness, Etc.

ShlRTING.-No. q .Iiiuruia axittIn1 ne,
roll, lie; No. California slsirttnn NOR st.id.
de-; No. fair hemlo t, clean rntd stock
i0c,: No. fur hemlo ~, M oil No.. No I
oiled hemioek, clean II ish. s7,sc., 10, . oiled
HARNESS LEATHE {. No. ohio. ned,.
um and heavy weight, &c; No. u Ohio me.
dunn and light, 35c.; No. 1 hemlock, 3ic.; No.
BLIND MINDLESS 4, x com. sewoa
n, incr dozep IS 81: No. 10. y Gi;le. IN, pigeon
wing, per doh., VI "; RIO. 10, q do, sl5 Of.
RIDING BhlDLE5.---s In. blk. or fllrLoub.
head curb bits, 5000; n do. fancy front do.
s1e0o; 70 In. long rein do, SIS 10: X 10. dnnb'
and stitched front do, extra curb Tlh 5000.
FILINGS N In. short ren, biA ar G,ir'
% so, x do. blk or good. SO 80.
HADDIEs.-.No. stock cheyenne, Llama
pockets SiO Number * ditto, less tha
pockets $50: No. iopse laced. course sill
tree, s2j; so.2 loOsc riyit Il do, &aJ; No. 4
Colorado, gebuinr short l'Ecsokc tree s1,. No
10 tied, coaIsc, 81; No. " do, Stlii nee SIS
No. 80. stitrliai, fui rig, rose tre, so 81: No.
49, tackled, do. do, ~; ,hree. quarter ana lialf
rigs, nlens sls..ssi do, boys, $sG5.
HAHNf.S, w NOON > NJ, ~ and II; inch
long tug, complete collar, brides, llnes.
etcl, t2O422l26; ~ inch, machine. short
tug, complete, 30 90: liz inch, hand oak
stock, hJTi tug, SDii plets, az; ~ inch nat
tnK, complete, tI1D.
spun ~ Eurexu No. y, chased. per dozen,
81 IS; Iudianola, blued. per dozen. 81 SO;
Mexican, two 10 three-inch ruwels, ~ 3.pf75.
LEG jiNs-Ho. 4, Cal. style, Gulf, e.; No.
Cal. style, Kip leggin leather, Is 80; 40. do,
u No. 2, old hlyie KIP do, I1U.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-04

Q descent rf flre-'lic white substance,
ens'ep'n{ III tho sGr--that on uer-
celVinH tiley ilsd int, their house.
orshsi'tr. No damage was caused h.
WHAT ieil' and upon examination OF
lhe sWos'ancs alterward Il was found
u, he PEI tectly harmless. At firs, Tia
ilttic oalls were. soft aud pulpy. bnt
they gradually became dry AID NH
venled, elumhling At the ,Guch ~.
nave before rs a piece or earth ~
WHEN onrof them teli, and the i"ark
III behind resembles splash OF linn.
wash or similar matter. IL does uot
smell of sulphur. "''
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-04

@aSsslI.o,MseDIcAL
bee hosusatoa street.
X ~ on Blur ~ sra, ~ :.
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49, -
Iiuuors.

WnIaKr--Roctiiied 81 l01e151, as psr PROOF;
soar mash, one year I'D. 81 % two years old
S.Ni'p2 y; thfoc years old % 6J'37rs. fancy
eNltt Old wnias 1io5,
WiSks-cl,fei, cilse.Fs Slslccg. n .ur quals
NJ yltawbn, per gnilon, eocDl 30, Port, II 2po
beV; Sherry, per gal, OIL 2l9S %; Madeira
poi sai., u 90 Og White wine, Ia tsseg.
q Oael0 OO
OHAMrAGsg--Cl, IL. Muinm q Co., Exira
.lryt SN o)aeS 60; Heldsick, In baskuL,S-5 0osa
y w; Krug, In basket, ess 0tep3J o.. Dousstio
dry, plnts, sT So
hLE--Stuck Ate nor tfog 81 u0sog A. Porter
Dor dos, 81 NhAg AZ
Borrisp Bss.--sit. bou,e quarts, $40 0epis
az or BudNeiSar quarts sl2 90; plnts rs 90:
Srlangor beer, quarts, slS 10; pints as 50,
.cnlltx Milwaukee, cuarta SIP 50; pintgr!S &C:
= a,otnony knhn's, OTIS siz 20, Ipints ei2 so
si2up, pints si25o: Fais \. iiiwaukco, eaarty.
gll5l. 'i
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-04

DrATs-sugar cured mans, iiEo; s.C.CB
Bacon, l354c; SC. bacon, llAc.: Long clear ba
con- ~ :; e dry Io sat! 0M so oons ,O,eo
.oN cans,ll 4c.; Ion cans. lo'sc biD cans. lie;
osFEh AND TEA.-oorFHr-comnou
DC: fancy, l5c; old government Java, sOss.
Arbuck les Ariosa, is,ssSiS91c.
TsA--lmperial, tDcseJ; gnnpowder, 6OtS7o
halibbla., lO3lc.; cut loaf, iO9fc; giannlaied
standard 9i4cGe.; Louisiana formulated, 0c.@;
standard a, s@slEc.; choice white, slseS,ac.
RIOE-Loulsiana, 5lsaaIc.
FIsn--M ackeroi. lob kits, No. ], sl.I5: No.
z, sl;Q1; half eblg- Ne; !, W9e Ne. 2 1900,
Dried hsrrinss, psr box, lGs. Cod ash oj ig'
sALT--Cosrse, In Bugs. 81. 25@i.l0 nne IN
bags. -; lake. ID dat hoop bbis., s2.lo:
CAssED 1oo5Ds.--rrices per dozou, Pine
apples, standard. sl;7S; Peaches. standard, 3
ibs2 si.e5; NJ b, sl.2ses6o; sesonds' ms.
s ssesss y y nonatGss s s ss s
corn, sl.iOGsi.e5; Green peas, 1885, Goose.
berries, el,25@l.so; Raspberries. 81 bo@l G5;
oysters, full weight H.. sl,i5; 2b., s2.l0; lighi
s Tglts 3. $500 ". e,.' MaskerSi, D.,
sl.S5S -; sardlnes, American, $500 ease:
imported, sis ,bO9 u 70 case; Strawberries, ~,
9l.2yiDl.3D; Blackberries, sl.25; Green cages,
sl.l0; Eagle Condensed milk. sS.eo; crown,
BAKiso PowpgB.--siiyer Loaf. IN cans,
3b. do, "a; bb. do, 8l2.
soEDsIEs-siarch,. l1e. Soap, common
sc; German olive. SIC. Candles, rnIi boxes
alueing, Y6l 90 dozen. CoIeman's mustard
si.i06s6,5o dozen. MnccsronI, imported, I5cib;
American. el.gU boz. Buckets, two hoops
si.7sas dozen. Brilliant oil, bills, Zoe: Eu.
pion, do % G.; do, Is cases, 81 30. Brilliant,
20 cases, ~ 30: do, ILL., cases, 81 20.
ELOuR = Stnnard's Iioyal Patent, IS 70
a DBL, sacks, 81 oo9p y 100 Tba.: No. Texni
per 100 lbs. 90, No 2 81 rs, No So 3d. Corn Insal
per bushel. G.e; Hominy and griis, n Dbl J,
81 0G Oatmeal, "a hair bbl.. 81 ~; Cracke
wheat, pm, &c: Crackers, X soda. 0ll6cc., Xxx
soda. q o loo; xxx soda. To-; cseain 90; g.l.
get Hnaps, o.; leiaon creams, %.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-04
TEhEGRAPHlO MARKETS.
st. Louis.

Special to the Gazette.
81 LOUIS, March 3.-wuE,r-The onco,,,
agemcnt held out TO the bear side was hordl,.
enoush to warrant more of.a los, I'm rr,c.
than took place Reports of heavy reccIn,s
nj western points are coming In, which were
hardly expected NJ this time, near the ag-
ehu oil the season, Spectators have moved
forward, so to speak. ana 1t IS hard work to
draw out selling offers for this side of .July
AZ the opening hour market was lower
but later firmed up greatly and closed higher
than Saturday March sold at o., /; April
liOA; May lli&; jane O9k July 4 CO4s.
CoRS-This market suffered from n severe
attack from the bears and met not the SLIGHT
est resistance from the bulls. REGENTS were
too large and prospects for liberal mink
iiattering. About The only demand came
FROM the shorts. AT the close there was "A
slight reaction; March l77S; April lgls; May
3 x: June 5l@
PhoVlsIoNS-Nory dun and business CON
lined TO small poddlins transactions. There
was very little demand, a. only n few order,
were rcccivcd from the South, and there was
no inquiry from my other source, and the
weakness on change caused buyers TO take
hold slowly and light. But sellers were OF
TO press the stock they held. Standard mess
was held at slspcr barrel ana but few sales
made.
CATrLE-Wcre steady and unchanged the
fair offerings scllinswell enough.
ST. LOUIS, March 3D. FLOUR, Unchanged.
WHEAT---Shade better but Unsettled and
slow: No 2 red lDal II cash; lOIS0i II
MnrrlG ;0t bid April; lu3t@l n. May:
! Ul%nl o. June; gI'l for the y ar.
,oRS'-Opened weak and lower, then stin.
ened but closed below = rdays prices:
lsi4Gis cash; iSIs bid for March; j05sa,ON,
May; hlA June 81 I July.
OATS Low and inactive; 3s1s@33N cash;
81 ,615l's May.
WHisIiI--Steady M ! 10.
CORN MEAi.---Stnsdy at jj.
PROVISIONS Dull only n small job trade
PoRK---eiSOi.
BULK MEArs--Long clear g3J; short rib
, 5000 1 &: short cie2r9Gj.
BAcoN--Long clear 0s5; short rib 10 o.;
short clear 10 ~.
HAys--lA6Df:
LARD--Oai asked.
CArTLE-ReceiptS / 500; steady and in good
eSpor q ytG7 "; heavy shipping
= as 80, light shipping 5Ol6Da 10; stockers
aud feeders 3 7jN5 y; Texans MOS -.
-ltEtP---Receipts 20: market quiet: fair to
medium Q ilni y; good to choice 5Od 3 SO.
dncy $4,000.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-04

b DREla WIZ VEN.
D. GAzYr7rJob cfice.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-04

Ear,y,sIdIeIAN AND
y, lssslseiin,ce. corner n
y ~ asss,alshi on cor cor
u aud ! TO spI. m
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-04

barn, Cinnamon. per oound. iSa--o barb.
peruvieu, per pound, 3lf3-: horaS pc no,
lU9l& bl.carbonato Of soda per u, t@is.: on.
psfas, pef u, .6bi. castor oil, . gal. Ss1s dl.
dnohonida, per ounce 500 $50; CASTLE so ~
unottledl, per 10, Seps; creain tartar. 4. P psr
pound, foWis; chalk, lump, per pound, Ytee.
yhloinel, II. " w, per pound, 50e3SQ cplont
english, pei Pound. I lO,Dl g5; chlors,l ",
ora,s. SlsDi y; chlomiorm ~ C59l To- coin
posiuon powder, SneDt0,- dovers powuers, 9:
epson snlts, per pounu, son, Rum upinfn u ~
pounu, ~ gum camphor, 2i6s-. norrhll,o,
per o., ~ 20: machine. oil golden asfssn,
qninine, u. 4 W, PEI hv itani ~. dGinIne
NSier,nan ner q ! 0Nasp0. pot; sh, btCm dc,
Si9O iodldt, 5i@l59; i,rn,t, ..lgv4s.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-04
FOREIGN.
EGYPT.
ORDERS TO RETREAT.

London March 3.-The Times Gays
it underst ands that orders have been
sent to General Graham to retreat
forthwith from Tokar, and arrange
'or the immediate return OF troops to
England and Egypt. The people Of
Tokar kissed Gen. Graham's hand as
he entered the town, and sthere was
great rejoicing. The enemy acknowl-
edged that fifteen hundred OF their
were killed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-04

s las; bREEN,
IA al Far Innr
/ 10 ihe rr,ri..worth
laises,se..' , w and
k,Ssmsbly 4 s sos eye
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ITALY.
KAISER AND ruE VATICAN.

KAISER AND THE VATICAN.
Rome, March 3.--The pope has APP
pointed Cardinal Ledochowski arch
bishop OF Pnsen aud secretary of me-
MORALS. This signifies his recall to
Posen. 1t is announced that Prussia
consents to the Reinstatement of the
a chbishop of Cologne. The disputes
between Prussia and the vatican In re-
gard to the vacant sees are thus set
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Chicago.
nIlanfFfrn

unchanged. Wv" ""u
MI. MSN,hshr. Fair demand; declined q to sand
,a'I,eu =. nucuaiod amt tcluScd aboui Il I'M.
ger y tnrday March a. .dei9gAprn M ann I.
No. :, red ~ % on Y-' '''' ''"''fs'
Y under saturday: cash ~ "a yja' Storcn
S3ll,4S ~; April 5lis May dGK 81; June S5S
'i's Aprlf 3l}sSls4 MAY; S5@}jJs June. 'Y
uaTTle-Receip's 1902; steady nnd good
. 'o91 q; lghi d.. sos ~: stucl,ers and feed,
ers 1913 Texans + - wv"
&, sEtf-Receipts ~ O.qulct: fnir 10 medium
u. '''V' eV' I'noN ''@
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p COLUMN.

|. osaa ,pi. head l T ,,Ds. 's s' '1.
F'ic q . ave ,,,. 'i iiao. 80 'd liver.
\. \, ,s si lS,' q, 'ni iaa q account
Nance ----.----
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-04

rumhlors, ror dozen,"-.. ..,.....,....s SOC ID
Gob clt per duHou.,,.,,.,... ,..,"..... BOO : %
Ginss lotS pieces, pee duzcn."..... U10ia %
Glass molns os pitchers u'ni p doZ "a 2 on
nihss nloinsses pitchers, no. 50 DOG % 90
Gihhs moiasses pitchers, No. 10 do6 % 80
y ass p,lchers, per dozen ..."..."-... 5pet2i 90
Glass comporW, 8 inch, per dozen 10 / 10
Glass COMFORTS, q inch per dozen 20 3 10
class COMFORTS, Inch or dozen ID 90
uihss conports, inch, per Dozen. On 3 90
Glass COMFORTS, inch, per dozen ri Il o.
GLASS lamp, per dozen........, ..-, g0ahi2 80
lamp ohimheyS, No. y, por doEon - 10
Lamp chi'ineys, No, !, prr Dozen. Cn D
Lamp chlmneys. No per Dozen. Ia 90
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st. kouia.
RRnnEnN

PRODUCE,
Vt. LOUIS. 'Mnrch Observation-Disclosures
WHEAT shade better but unsettled nul
SLOW; No. 2, red 0al u cash: on "a / If
MAtch; IN. hid April; lOsfal NJ NAV,
WitsGl wv June: Wv year.
NoRN-Opened weak and lower, then stiff.
lrhe hni clorsed below saturday: sSiaGp
S SnIshi rs bid Maj, II; sos soy May; 8 8. June;
5lS. May '"''' ''1sS
mHiskY-Sieady at Id.
CoRN MkAL-Qulet at 2 10,
PRovIsioNs
PoRK-ls.
BULK MEATs-Long clear Q 20. SHIRT rih
SaoD9 A; short clcar 9g5
BAcoN-Long clear . Is; short rib 10; short
HAMS 1916.
LARp-als asked.
LIVE STOCK
June &C. p0 10. a.
7GU e"""'u'iH
LIVE STOCK.
CArrLE-R Receipt. 7,OOe easier; exnor,
20 @o W. good TO choice shipping o iNGB %.
common 10 mi dium 5i0G5 10.
SlEEr-itecelpts, $50. leak; - to A. lower.
INFERIOR 10 inlr $40 To i50 medium to good
10 10 DOE 'hnice to extra s 5Od6 90; Drovers
journal ana Liverpool special quotes no
ch .ngc OF prices for American stock: best
cattle lo55 dressed; best sheep is cents,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-04

'EisItrn TnNfs and SOnthcrn Texas Stock
cnttl, about two dollars per head les. than
he above quotations.
The above prices are for nerds OF 1000 head
and upward, delivered on the trails, and for
such cattle M hose raised In the counties
embraced In the following territory: West
OF the Texas entral Railway. north OF "a line
drawn east and west with Waco and east of
n line drawn north and south with Baird and
south Of Red River.
stocks of cattle located IN Western and
Northwestern Texas from 81 hOep3D per head
each. counted. Difference In price owing To
location and tenure of the range and breed OF
cattle,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-04

Rcd sheephead and trout, per pound, l2lSc;
OYSTERS 'altiiuure Diamond brand: Din.
monds ~ 80 per dozen; Select, so 10 dozen
Mtthgorda, poo. per 10; berwick Buy, 81 u
per no.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-04

~o vJ, HARVEY UtRpisoS,. FORT
D"worth, Ten. Practice limited 20 diseases
T., ~, ear aud throat. Oticv with brs.
nm,,,,uo,lsS paululs. Residence at the Hotel
PICK wick
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l7i IVfFNW
siDg quotations:


NEW York. March 3.-FLouR-null.
WuEAT-Spots slightly In buyers IA
vor: options opened weak, X Ia ~ lower,
latter stronger nnd closed showing recoN-
cry OF y. Ia X. migrated red JOGi 20; NO.
red l0izlGl liN.
Corn Options opened va = lower, GLOWING
with ro oVery OF y; ungraded jlavj; No. VI;
steamer GgssG6li4; No. 2, G2kGc3ls.
PROVISIONS,
coFFEE-spot, fair Rio dull and noniinally
unchanged; options dull without mnrh
change.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-04

| 0aiisrsso ppa.llie Ply
ssssss..ss.Ssia s hoysl
sr,sws Resldennccss'
PsMYLtoess hours
lirra " q p. IN.
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pENouNcING ruE nYNAnIIrEns.

DENOUNClNG THE DYNAMIrERs.
London, March CORVALLIS West,
in q letter to the Times, says: "rhe
time has come for England to demand
of friendly governments protection
from The attempts of ODonoVan
Rosa aud his blood-thirsty crew." A
German newspaper, referring TO the
dynamite outrages in London, says
England is now reaping the fruits of
her hospitality to anarchists aud cut
throats from all parts of the world.
THE HOUSE OF LORDS.
London, March 3.--In the house of
lords, Earl Granville said that reports
of the immediate withdrawal of Brit
ISL troops from London are absolutely
untrue. Loud cheers
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-04
FRANCE,
A NENIAN's orINlON.

Paris, March S.--James Stephens, n
well-known Fenian, expresses the
opinion that lrishmen in America
will render it Impossible for any cahi-
net 10 yield TO England's demand in
regard to the dynamite agitation.
THE DYNAMuTERs ALARMED.
Paris, March 3.-The French author
tiles are aiding the English detectives
in their efforts to discover the dyna-
mite conspirators. The fenans have
become alarmed at this, and are pre-
pairing to remove their headquarters
from Pads and Geneva.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-04

Powder-Binstlng, Y keg, 90 80; Rifle, v rs d.
19v; Rifle w ns.;2 %; Riiie, Sael< MS, 81 81
Hb0t-S2 10 u sack: Buck shot. 81 So.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-04
onrrnNMrNr sEcunIrIEs.
STOCKS,

o'' d defsrr,G, asLea...-,',..
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-04
glsEaERTS,

!, of,issa INNER Df,s.
vi over Cruces
4 sJIa,ween Eighth
|Lefia,ss'.nee at Mrs.
IhanSaI street; Dr.
a NM lamar. Tele.
'n'ce and resi-.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-04
s,cur rxcuASog,

Nrw ORLEANS La, March 3.-Sight ex-
change on rev YORK at 200 per i'ooo pre-
niuiu. n .eoi>6ass
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-04
1.-Two Stock Market.

Refrigerator md Butcher Live Weights
Beevea--Corn fed, per pound 4NIl 80
lows, per pnnnd..,..u......,. % u &c
Muttons-Fair fat muttons. = tb......232 - 30
Choice, per pound.,.,.,,,,.,.3 6S14c
Hogs-Per 6pi1eo
stock hogs, uer pound .,.........3lSG GOA G
Bulls and stays, for sausake man fac.
turc, per Gap &c
Grass cattle suitable for beef-none IN mar
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-04
MONEY.

NEW YonK, March 3.-,-Money 2 x, S eIosf e
IL stan,iy at s1A; sight exchange $40
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-04

IA . i me AZ the City
em,t H. a. Pennington.
D p, Guaranteed: also
4 sm nliilg done by ii.
mi Tenth streets.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-04

m T.. VERCUE, NJ. D., FORT Worth,
III Texas, physi' ian and surgeon, Office
cdrner Houston and Fourth streets, over
Washer 4 August. Telephone cOmmunicS-
tlOu
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-04
Kaasas Jay
nftAnlTRn

RANsls CRY. March 3--wHEAT-Qulet;
SllE@gSIsk cash; sGt4 April; s9is May.
Cons--Lower ~ lOk@4o's cash. ~ April;
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-04
Liverpool.


9ALvxsroE. March 3.-Corror- Net
receipts 1896; Great BtitRin ),OiS; CONT
nent, ,l2j; New York, 3,oS'.
stock 3l,5,S.
spot closed dull and unchanged.
s,l,leS "A,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-04

5Ir,r, % Ivy, "a
@'N-l t,ld,r, l +, -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-04
HOTELS.
FOR. 81 q IKE.

Wichita County School Land, situated in
Hockey county, about ten miles south of the
center OF the county. Good grass and water.
Apply TO ]. II. BARWISE,
County Judge Wichita County, Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-04
ro-pAY's QUOTATIONS..

SUGAR Steady; fair TO good refining quo.
ted az 5i.0a5t; ieiiped II N; white extra e
Gx@6ls: powdered ~; granulated I'l6; cubes
7 I -l63eiA.
NMoLAssir3 Qu'et and steady,
RICE Siiady with moderate demand.
PoRK--Quiol aud steady.
LARD STEADY; prime steam IS,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-04

1 s s,l. AT A. j.
e|'ousl9n street, Fort
n anu retail dealer In
[lon, fine pocket cut
~, sens, nets, etc.
goods guaranteed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-04

ethJuM a ,D,I
I,o nice furnished or
,ppip,y TO Pete's RS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-04

ia House, SOUTH.
" square, b0ardeTs.
t y lodging, IS to go:
Epper day. ! solicit n
page and guarantee
Your money. s. W.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-04

4 i y. Contractors
Bih vsosl ler Eleventh
~ worth, Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-04

vA.l.EalIo pEN llfSi, tukr
s,,,.et, M stairs Ctcs N!trouh Oxide Gas.