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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-15
Groceries.

MrArs-Sugar cured hams, lilzc B.C.C.n,
Bacon, 1879; &C. bacon, llisc.; Is. q. dry SALT
l0k. ,o,,.,
900 cans, l0Ac.; iob cans, lVssc; oceans. TIC;
CoFTss.-Common I2c.: ordinary. l2Hc;
fair Iss prime k NE iS xrbaSS Sy o mriosa
'' fanO2f@perial. 10000; gunpowder, sO@7o;
haltbbis.. iOi4c.; ont Loaf, loo; gransnlatesd
standard sNc.; Louisiana gri.nuiatea; SEE e
standard AS "a c.: choice white,7ys q oc
Yellow CHARMED, 8assilc.
RIoE--I.ouisiana, bef@o!o. ,r. NJ,
-Mnckerel. loib kits. NO. !, si:ib; TO 10
2 si;o5; half bbis., no Heg al No 10 = S SS
White sg Ms p. n Box Sp soc Cod sh go
p sndr1coarsc in bses,. ei.2ssisG iine -
bags, 80; lake. iu iat hoop bbi1" sS'io'
p9ns ssss sxS SaososSspross per doson Pine
| a,,ples. standard, si.75: Peaches, STANDARD, .
It's, si.e5, 3 .hs., s2.2,y2.6o; seconds = ~, Es'
lilo; seconds. 2rbs.. =; bs. 81 $40 ;so' Green
corn, sl.iOasi.e5; Green peas, ei.S,, Soose.
berries 5,sSp; ass II 81 B. saiS ir
u Te 'sbMi.7o; " 3. 60: Maokerei. p
si.s5@ -; sardines, American. sAvo os *
imported, SIS. 60lel IA 90 case. StraWberfieb,z n
si'zsai.3O; Blsckborrieg. Sly; Green gsges
si.1o: Eagle Condemned milk, ESQ; crown
sy naH am,o'' Ppow1ga.-silyer Loaf, N cans
per Dozen, 300 J, IN. do. 81 80; Id. do, " 81
80; MI, VII ,i,si,tsroh ago. popp, eomrnor
s1Tc. German olive, Sc. Candies. ~ b OK =
III, e,ng solhl 40 dozen. Colemsn's nnslard
pa so1ssS'b 30 dozen MaDcsroni, imported, Ices,
american sloo boz Bsss & ho,a swg l nsons
"a 5sss9 q5dngep. Brilliant oil, bills, Zoe; Eu
} non. do, gre; do, rs cases. g 30: brilliant
81 cases, 81 30. do, l-l2 eases, u % 40 a
FIouR - Sianard's H0yal PATENT S .
"A mi. rachs, "a loo y 100 VS.: No. l Texh
Der 100 lbs 81, No 2s2 rs. No q % Corn in ,s
Der bnshoi, CSC: Hominy ana gr ~ = ,, ppi
W,f,eat, an, &c; Crackers; X soda, Blsl9c., ~
a,,da. q 8-i6sc.; XXX soda. To-; cream sr.; gii
YET sropa &c.: lemon creams, sc-
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TREASURY CIRCULAR.
RACK PAY AVE BoUNTY.

Washington, April 1.-THE treas
ury department has issued the follow
ing circular in regard to claims for
b rclS pay and bounty:
The steady increase in the number
OF claims for back pay and bounty,
and the consequent delay in their set
tlement has produced,
great pressure. Compliance
with the numerous requests luade
for claims tn be settled out of their re-
ceplion would work great injustice to n
large and worthy class of claimants
who have no influence themselves and
no influential friends to solicit favors
in their behalf. A proper regard for
the rights of all parties request that
claims of the character mentioned be
examined and disposed of in the ordor
of their filing in this office,
exception being made only when the
party in interest ia in INDECENT circum-
stances and actually suffering pecuni-
arily, or when some other equally
sufficient cause shall exist for eXcep'
ton, these facts iustifying exception
being certified upon the personal
knowledge of o responsible party oil
established by proof, and it is orderee
accordingly.
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LOCAL MARKETS.
GAZETTE OFFICE, FORT WORTH, TEXAS tx, !

c,,rrre OFFICE, FORT WORTH, TEXAS
April II, 1884. J
The loci market ia without any change
xoor,bv Of special mole and for the interest OF
our readers we give Tie following clipping
from our exchange list:
The total number OF failures IN thc uhitea
Kingdom and Ireland, as reported 70 heinps
Mercantile Gazette Q.onaonl for the week
ended March is was but 81, as compared with
2.s In the ike week Ia 1888, and 2ji In the cor.
Responding period OF lss- England ana
Wales had 62 as compared with 22S ana zoo,
In the second weeks OF March each IN isslahd
1883; scotland had 20 as against y aud 2s' ana
Ireland as compared win ana o.
COPPER CHOPS.
The following extracts are taken rom the
rio News of February ~: From Java tney
write the prospects oil the 1881 CROP rs 10 'hs
4, terIor. are not favorable; are even bah III
general; but against this those OF me eas'
side of the island, where tbs principal crop u
gathered. are good; so that one balances ihe
other Tho estIma,e OF the government CROP
for 1874. which is only published at the END
az January. II is reported win be sJooA
| piculs.
Tho new crop Of Ceylon Is estimated al
The West India croptare esnnh's1 Nv -
| ooJ Ions this year ae ainst 800 ia isSi Maia
| bar cofI.es promise 10 show an Increased ex
mort over last year. Central America als'
promises well Venezuela, Laguayia, Forte
| c,abeilo ana uaracaibo produced last year ~,
COO tons. and It ia suppo'ed wili produce al
eouai au antity this season. Costa iiica save
| last year $4,000 bags, and calculates npoi
"a, GOO for 1884. Tho prospects OF Gaatsmaia
are also good. The Manila crop 10 estimated
al about 100 900 picnls. From forio Rico tn'
nrosprot of ibe next crop Is not favoraplt
owing 10 bad wsxther, which prevented gam
eripa and drying, and only a very small OF
port can be expected.
rbo London Labor News Of March ~ fe
4 norts that the Biiilsh labor market wa
auietly assuming q more settled p2sinoi
snort TINE had been resorted 10 IN some
the coilsery dIsiricts where strikes wei
,hreatered. in order 10 keep down the pr
duetlon. The iron industries were mol iuh
supplied with orders, nor were the team
,hipbuilding concerns. Wages In that III
nad. therefore, been lowered. and numbers
emp.oyes discharged. The building ira
nas prosperous, and there were tisns
plenty OF work for the spring and summ'
In The manufscirred-iron trades Work "
fairiy plentiful, although there was mu
room ar improye,ntn A strike amongt
Warrington vile drawers mas attracting
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New Orleans.

PRODUCE.
NEW ORLEANS. April li,-FLouR -
Quiet and steady; family 45OGei15; high
grades 25d5 10.
CORN Quiet: mixed o.; yellow Oh.
OATs--ln fair demand at 1890.
PROVISIONS.
Conn MEAI-Scarco aud firm at2g'.
BAy-Quiet but firm; prlme I5Ojtl5 30;
choice l7,oIls 90.
PonK--steady with fair demand at 90.
LAED-Lower: tierce refined Nh; keg
.9T5.
BULK MEATs-Steady with fair demand,
shoulders packed 1Ss; long clear and clear
ribs co.
BAcoN- Scarce and flrsi shoulders S7l.;
long clear and clear rib 9s7lS.
HAHs--Cholce sugar-cufec canvassed steady
| at 10 5D@l3 "a.
WHISKY Firm; Western rectifledl o5d1 20
| CoFFEE-Dul and lower Rio, cargoes ol
common To prime 91l2
| SuGAR-Quiet but steady; common TO good
! common AZ; fair TO fully fair $685. prime
| TO choice 81; yellow clarified 6Jk white
| clarified 81: grandla'ed I.
| MoLAssEs-null and unchanged. centriiu
| gai 1880; fcrmentlng 20G3J. reboiled $50 10
BIcE-Active and firm; Louisiana ordinar.
10 prime. isG@Es.
| BRAN-Dull atg0,
CoTToN smED OIL-Prime crude, sjlT&SS'i
summer yellow 10.
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CATrLN-Rcceipt 2,snc; weak and IA. low.
ei; naive steers lotto IN pounds, average
sa as,@sW; stocsers and feeders iOa5U0 cows
Hoes Receipts $500: dull. 10 10 Is lower .
, y, zis 10 2'2pounds average s5ae TO- main
sIEhr- Receipts s,,ot market ,bw: mn.
lives, i0S pounds average 10.
PRODUCES
:, FLOUR Family, 1901 q; choice, 4eoei 81
fancy, ,r0G5 30. WV ''
., ,Ar-weaker and nominal, 81 bid cash.
81 bid May; 81 bid Jnne, -" >''"'
bid June; 70 July '' wa
OATs-Highor, 2o,<.
PROVISIONS.
WHisRY-Stcady. 1l8.
COIN NEAL-2 o..
PoRK-Jobbinga at 1875,
BULK MEsTs-l.ong clear s 5oSs 90; short
rib 3 10 sSe o.; short clear SIS @s IS.
BAcoN--l.oug clear Q 3las 81 ~; short rib
$500 short clear eo99 rs.
LARD-S so asked,
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Un,cago.
special to the Gazette.

special TO the Gazette.
CHICAGO, April H.-There was iuii III
,rade to-day. Everybody WAS airaiu 10 to"o"
wheat or pork. Both opened lower, p"s uio
bears moved with caution and diu nov Wy
very hard 10 break down prices. liners mo
times when inactivity is telling, ana this Is
the tactics the bears choose to pring aoWn
the bulls. However, they were not fe"a,aeu
with any great success. One prominent pea
was heard 10 remark: "Wait and you VIII
hear something Drop
May pork opened at II l0eH ~, io"o,
than Saturdays close. The huetua''ona
were by no means marked, and soon fesa ne.
some OF losses and closed at IL. June anu
July slow and no business In other inoh'ia'
Year option nominal.
Lard was weak and irregular for an me
mo-. tbs. Loose meats likewise dnii.
May wheat closed al SIS.
Corn 49js.
Cattle mark ed demoralizod ana zocsh's pS'
100 pounds lower. Yards full 10 oSethoWi's'
Sheep steady.
PRODUCE.
Flour Quiet and unchanged. o,,l,a sasl
VuraT-April 7liem TO-: MAY a,1e%ssa ~ Z
June si5Ses5gs; July S75sss'A; Angus. "a " 2
over July.
pRoyIsJoss.
ponK-casb II l50l7 :5..May. y loal1 H nl;
D ne IL 25aolT IS, closed II l1sagii % iva
! IL 8sai7 81 Z. closed II s7ss @ ,,,<e7s 4al.
LARD Cash, sDgs ~: MAY '-'2s'' ~
] INC i2lSGS i5 July s 531seys soss. s,,ort III
( RuIk MrA1,s-slouiders co. shof' -
So, short clear %.
LIVE STOCK.
Droyers' Journal report: ,,,~gs 75C
Ho .s--Raceipt. % O. rongn p y Ss ~
~ s.rr,rs Receipts $50; shipping expoiss
o a5'ss 90; good 10 choices shipping s'eeiA
~ sa III $50: inferior to alr :
a. o.. medium 10 good 4 5oe5 ~; enosee
extra & 5,,sa rs. very prirae lambs soio w.
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BARK, Cinnamon, per pound. laD-c: bark
Peruvian, per pound, 3c5--; boiax per lb'
No.; bi-carbonate OF soda per d, 81@t: COP
einchonidp, per ounce. 70t0sDn.; onstile soap
lmotilcd), pei N, 500; cream tartar, Q. T.. per
pound, i0ssis; chalk, lump, por pound, 26y
| nngliah, per pound, lOGi ~; chloinl by
drate. bD@l rs; chloroiorm, u lOct--- com
| position powder, 25da30; dovers powders 70
| pound, 4 80; gum phor, H0t--' morphlre
per uDoc,fs3 2y6 ~ machine OIL, golden. %
| 140 Quinine, r. q w. por os,. 800; qnlnine,
| la0os5 iodde, ! IS: chlnrate. 1on25 Alum. 10:
| spirits turpcntnc, Boo: Linseed oil, 6,ep,2c;
| Flour sulphur 49bc; Essential oils, hi;t.ouls
| medicines, rebate ON list; i. d. nuld extracts,
| % per cent. on; Prescription Walls, per case,
| 90 and per CT. on; do, broken,oo per CT. OIL.
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TELEGRAPHlC MARKETS
st. Louis.

Special TO the Gazette.
ST. LouIs, April 1.-THE wheat markell
the dullest in the week; but few orders are In
and dealers are holding off to SEQ how she
will drop.
Tho corn market was even In n worse state
of duilness than the wheat market. There
was some buying by shorts, but few orders
from The outside to either buy or sell. There
was some Improvement near the close.
Provisions were steady, with sellers hold
inr firmly. The demand was moderate.
Pork sold q. II To-
Cattle receipts, 1900 head. The market was
ten to fifteen cents lower, but active nj Inc
decline.
sheep receipts, 1000 head. Herman q
Ylakesiee sold 792 head OF Texas sheep oil b
pounds at 81 so per head. l figured rom inc
books of hon & Cassidy, the sellers, ana ma
the cost of transportation of these sheep IN
Guiding every item of expense, Is n Genus per
heed: ll3 sheep in a car and seven cars III ALI
PRODUCE.
| FIouR-S cady and unchanged. ,,>
! WHEAT-No. Q red, 09@l u casnj oSss
ApT <ofHsls So MAY; s o year. wa June
Iso RS cash; l5N@i5A May; 4e's@47
June; 4s4G4 * July; 81 August.
oAIs-3)1SgSi cash; S3ls May.
PROVISIONS.
/ WHISKY IS.
CoRSMEAL--2 10.
PoRK-l7 80. e,o7u... ,hor,
BULK MKATs-Long clear 5oSS %; shor'
rim q !: short clear S5(Ds DO ,,o,sa
BscSS-Long clear SU@9 49, short NIB U LOG
o So short clear 0 70.
LARD-SA. . ,,,.,,a GRADE
1Da.i5 points lower; exports 2J@0 o.; gonH az y
; choice 5 71d 10. common TO inedlnIt >ss y
m. corn fed Texas Ol@5 10, chiefly 51s9o I
) HoGs-Receipts 1,o0o light 5000 co; pach
ing & 1905 2l heavy O U1g63i ,,,.
SHEEP- Receipts 1909; fair 10 fancy ha'i'
4G6; Texas sGs5.
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Ammunition
Powder blasting, a hcg, ~ 90; Rine, y 2t ?,
% %; RHO, I2lz bG..1 10; Rifte. NJ d., u "
Shpt-s2 10 y sack: Buck shot. s2&.


xuNBxR--RopRh lumber. boxing, ~ incnee
aud under, ffst-clash, 81: stripping, lzxd. vii
boxing and flooring, clears rs: tfick .cleaits
ik aud ~, ga, rough lnmber. second ciRes
slf, ioist and scanllfng, cuilH, 80
second do, go third az rs: Poplar. w We
n 81; neliye pine VI "a .. do N, ~; native
DnrisED LUysRH-- boxing ~ inches ana
under, "a o1e52s %; DO 1szs, 20 0cd>3 "
t2s o0g2s es boxing over II inches. 500
). 90, thjek clears, X TO and 3 Syu Do&bi1 w.
second class. any kind. a2l l0125 80.
uf<sss FL AND MAIcHKD bL.uoRN.u--F1koS
class, s2s. second Glaze, vi.
WItrEPfbE FuRrInHIzq LuMnEH--l1{, ~
and inch white pine. $40; inch do, So.
CEtLing.--BEApED Oh PLAIN--fliat COM
mon white pins, X, 81. W "a do, Eeo; "a DO III
naiiYepihs X, Se2fb; do, u, cas-
POPLAR LvhbkR.-'il<. ~, ana inch ~
sninGiiss--wh pine A. IS: do shaded a.
| f.z5. DO extra No 4, sa-bg, cypress, best. e1y
brand, 70; do No. 2, f4.5l; do No. y, rs ~ natiy<
| sawed heart, 45.Rt faph, 5s.2li 81 "a .
| P5cKETs.-White plno. d. eaGed ana heo4q4
square q nat,ss; yeiiow Pine 40, W lasn
LINn, GKnsxr, ETC. Lime, Austin, q z
per Dbl. Cement. louisville Or kaaelal1. ~ 4
per pbI.; Portland. o. 10 par Dbl. RlAet4E {oxl1
Nav york Or iichirzn. y ~ psr ~. 49,
II ss;icx.- s'Srs-proo1 40 psf \.
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zen brought Untitled It to
= p, - sny shs ',PI'sct in seek
ag,s he real V Texas was 10, iof
ss,'Is rtlrn, han ~ j vindica aose'
q IgsIsIstsd ei'''''exc ellenc,y
81 Il. !. sppes,r,esas s Z II in
y s,,isoIdln.sal,y exhibit some som,
ksai ( ~ vs.. b from. ,ss, x.grIIps and
"A iof tn srs ,xs IS, and since inc,
tiIsssssPi'ssl Il and candid sa,.dlssp asaai
||iI,,r's.iion Of be y his common
~ ~ ia 1sat / 4 felt called upon aIIi,i.
! lr'sIej j and sharp apod 4 sincerely
h sSur ceuIses' as occurred TO
/ isi,.sla.s, rs s,,'Isied between t. the !,
K. sssyss q sa'' Louisiana, an q
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Wool. Hides. Etc.

iiDrs--Nc. i,hcaSy iins, dry an Ijc.: No.
heavy ilpt, dry. " N i3c; No. I, light flint,
vn lac; No. 9, light tiint, vlb l3c; bulls and
heavy, damaged, n n loo; calf lus and bad.
= 10 74c; green suited, grabby, sb SIC: butch
or green, Vi 10 &c.
Rs-skunk, l0@2oc raccoon. ooaa1c
2OSa2bo.
pElTRIrs- = Nominal, season over, Door
skins, y III 2oee25; antelope skins, o ID 100 IL
10 amount Of wool, .NceDup; Hhearlings, ac-
cording 70 aInount OF wool. lOasi6c; Mcxican
lmrrosod, llalao; Mexican slosp shssilnss.
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Furniture--g sadsteads, imitation walnrs
wood seat, 3 doE, g5 1907 90; cane md raits.
geat. 81 COOS 10: cane scat, dining, sl2 leez24pQ
Chllds and rockers, ~ gtlsiz 81 Largo rocking
SO: Mirrors, arch tops, q doz, 50 ~ q
Tableg, round, t200GB60 fsll leaf, - sil9.5 o.
aafns, each, 81 25D7 20. Bureaus, e. 5000 ",
wash stouds, 81 Z,9g5 80, bed ppIings,t2 1871 %
Baby Carriages, 81 5p82O
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country Produes.

po,atoes--Irisb, northern, p Dbl s2-l0c22 rs.
aak' s5a--c.; FsweAt, per bcshel, 81 o0e, on.
ior.. psr bbi., 81 z5s---. Tnrn,ps, y barrel, are.
n ma e6gl<c.; ANAL butter, sI1g5c. Pickles.
pisdium, per Dbl, ~ 20; small, per Dbl, g. q;
bslf bbi., med, 81 so; bali bill, small, " ":
p;.,s FEET Elgs. 81 %. quarter Dbl. ~ rs. hall
bb,.' Is 90 "a S 80. Cheese, half cream. i5lfe::
n.ii cream, IKE. KTaut, per Dbl, fi2si225i
haif bill, t7U0 Peanuts, bs10c. ciasr, half
pI pats n ~Hsns. e7y q - PER doze.,
yonnr spring chickens, s. 100 -; Turk eye
- ooF,ib D; Geese. "a % 90 %: Ducks. Is W.
rs.
Esgcs--per dozen, l5c.
rrssh country butter, cboicC.25 Creausl
sse9s7lzc.: old butter, io5l2,<c., oleonargs
riDe, lec.
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u''tRRD NEAL DOW.

lus.. s'e commander Caught the
y ''apsrancs Advocate.
assi s'ss Gambler of Georgia
IL = ~ Incident of his career
ss.s's !. Y may be interest
aori,. ,"sausrs, writes a WASH
III ~ "s, ssa to the Lewiston
a,od + :, VS. he said, 81 was
lsnis ~, = asmall detachment of
,thich WI II font of jackson,
l<slr,s W = base of supplies for
" i 'lss =, One day some
tI.,as' 'a ! Hazlehurst, a few
Va W.. reported to me that n
Aas's s : general was secreted
'~bss y .aloyal man In their
Hll III ~ nad buta few soldiers,
i i.'m ssnd them away. So 4
and others, who
hi. o, lankee general a
assl !, Mounted their mules
elsIsd''a, me place. The house
:s,,' and,he wounded man
~ Well, who do Vol,
MI 0s, y was none other than
EaPsa ~ seems that he hpd
b NJ IN the arm nj pnr,
ii. nAd taken refuge ut t Il,
n sss % my headquarters tiers n,
u, aassaaquariers were II, MI M
5; ~, \, . small building on ue'
ahihs' Up publishers Of a pane ,
asss 4 Z a Flag q the U IA pl ap'
euess W. = that this sign i,
q MI s',,,,p painted Oh the i,eu ou !,
nv eomang, and Gen. Dos
S;S &. tAs general aur,nn !,
q had / s vu. Technically a nr RI
" rs : Nsl ", | did, but tSoo
Mississippi j., was as
4ttf IT, Fl
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sueaK-ouiet but steady; centrifugal
5-lG, refined frmer; tandard Va.
MuI.AssEs-DV active; CuDA Il; NeW
RICE eady with moderate demand.
RosIN-Dul.
TuRPESTIHE- Steady.
PoRK-Lull; new mess lcA@T.
Cur MEhTs-Nominal; long clear mid
d Ing o. 49,, o eo,<a
sSj.
LIVE STOCK.
NEW YonK, April li.-BEEyEs-Recei pts
0,si6 including fity-two carloads Tor 81. eS'
portation; receipts for Tue "eek cJiih,ej
Heavy and i5sai cents lower few cho' CO and
extra steers sold att j., but 10 was me act a,
III top figure for strictly PRIME nn fe sseess ons
cherokee cattle sold AT 5 50480O.
SHEEP Receipts $500. making Sl'5Io Tor ! li ae
c,eapad. sheen sold ut 5eDH7 co: yearling
lambs j 75as IS; clipped sheep s 2bS5 70.
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osrvcstor.

net s rsss; Ann Az srIa5s q rss, hsS,
l,l26.
Stock l7,S0T
spo.s closed arm at 4 Of cent higher for
low middiing and grades above.
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~ q a ap 1.-THE stores are all
sn n vsaslness entirely resumed,
ss,,'.s reports from other parts
:ss'. 'y The tax will produce
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tenton, but was expected TO be OF short
duration. In. the stanor,ishirc pottery
districts there was scarcity OF labor,
attributed TO the pfoh,bi,ive American
tsriifs." In the textile trades labor was not
overahundant, and Mt many oil the cotton
mills and weaving establishments only the
regular hands could md full employment,
AZ Leicester the hosiers were a little moro
active. and In the clastic.web industry there
was some Improvement AT the carpet fac.
tories In Kiddermilstcr trade wasvcry much
interfered with by the strike against female
labor. 81. -Ns4
The official Hawaiian Islands custom-house
statistics as to imports and exports for 1883
were published in the Hawaiian Gazette
of March 9th, just at hand. The total
vaue OF all exports was ss,iss,sts,ss. and
oflmpcrts ss,6n,Aoo,. The details are:
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dressed caffsh, PIG; dfeeHed buffalo. l0c.
OYsTERs--- Baltimore Diamond brand: Ola
Inonds. "A 80 per dozen; Select, 81 70 dozen
Matagofda, &c. per lDj: Berwick Bay, " y
pei 100.
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sHlIzERLAND.
.sALvATIoN AnMv

AssALyATIoN ARMY.
Y " spl !, 1.-THE Swiss federal
k,aS va'Iected the officials of
/ d Il. ss ss'!,g to protect mem
M SWALLOW army against
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stauurs.
wRIsHv--Roctlfed 81 lnelb0, nj per pro5t
sny,r npsh, ono year old. Of 90 two years old.
ca COCA %; three years old 81 6Va2'd; fancy
extrn old whisky si6ob,
v,y: Catawba, pergRllon, 100 So Port, 81 900
100; sherry, per gal, 81 2oH 90. Madeira
per gal, d 6035 CO; White wine. In oaaes,
CHAMpAarF-a. IL. MumIn n Co., Extrs
Dry, $40 O0ee88 %; Hcidsick, In basket, s21 eoe
- III: krup In bnsk OF, sB uoue3O ", Domestic
cham payne, 81 0oepisM. Geo. Goulot, extra
drv pinfs, ST 80.
| per dor, "a 00do2 rs
BOTTLED BgSR-liemp's quarts, III w pA,
Erlapgar beer, quarts, sls 90; pints sls 70;
sohiils milwaukee,, quarts sl2 90; pints sls %;
| II. Clau sen a SONS ohe payne boor, quarts
giq 90, pints 1880; Falk'p.Milwaukee quartz
| also,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-15
MONEY.

NEW YORK, April H.--Money ~ and 2;
closed IL; prime mercantile paper 4G5I;
sterling exchange b b firm at eT3[; sight
4S954.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-15
ENGLAND.


,lvRkNth
A,,s..Nli,-The appearance
20, ! TI,.rrstt at the Lycenm
ms sunday night in f or.
sn.de the OCCASION \, Tor hw
= s,, s'i'u papers. As usual !l,,l
|. , Tx variety OF opinion.
! y LA n 4 commend and much
sm ~s,A The Times recognizes
sssih'ighIy.trained actor, aug !
~ ~ viii VII always please, even Il
! ,. :, d, deeply stir an audience &C.;
E s''n Ji' 6ads in him mo
!; 'I ,rsgic power" and
'ss,i h Fails when passion is
y n The h Telegraph thinks that
an. pleased to see an actor
|Ipn.,asllsm and glib of tongue x,
ss,sspe,rian drama. The
s.y,rsr asserts that his "calcu-
I'm. iadstudied effects are too
vile the Post declares that
IN more to intellect than
5sillilnEe."
7asDyyAnIrERs'
I,s, APRIL l4,--Dlscussing the
|sxs cisuspected dynamitefs,
|ssayx Expectation is strong
N. arrests will lead to impor-
sIsures, which will throw
|gathe recent explosions. We
a,t one or two informers will
Ilscd. phowill reveal the head
sdtle conspiracy, whether in
I q America. We are assured
sTnrch authorities are on oul
2Aii The French police will
a,sses. We have, however,
sxssaca from America, and
slkys that the American
nA,,nuiye at sending infer.
Ma, aerns, the Atlantic. but
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-15


Tho Item. "value nee OF duty, sSlN,uA7o,"
represents the value OF goods imported into
The Hawaiian Kingdom under the provisions
OF tho reciprocity treaty from the United
States, OF Is per cent of the value of the total
Imports of the islands for the year. There
are fourteen principal exports nom tho
Islands which went abroad last year, as fol-
lows: lli,l0SS5e pounds of sugar, out OF q to-
iai exported ofis,'o.,1 55 went TO the United
States; 1887 out OF ipS 81 gallons OF moasscs
camo TO this country; l,,5ea,soo out Of li,eio,.
GO pounds of rice, 1852 ont OF iu,o57 pounds
OF coffee, 1870 out OF s,'sS pounds of fupgus,
and Sl6,si3 ont OF Sls,sjl pounds of wool were
soni to tho United States. Tho total exports
OF the following came here; l.r6S,7oS pounds
| of paddy, ii.02 punches Of bananas, 2I,-os
eoatslSins, 2s,055 hides, s2,252 pounds oftallow.
ieai boxes OF bstcileayes, 100 calfskins and
| g.LSS sheepskins.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-15
FOREIGN.
CuDA.

L.
,,gsns's lsvAs Ss,; ,av,ces
VI A I',i, ' that Asusro, has has
,, q. 1 ''a'' laIIsai,es,iSsqssS4fe c On
!. aOu l,s,,ons where help was
~ la y ' ss'rreclion willincrease
ll I, unable capture the par II,
~ s'r sr, ssccuse the military
q Istisr ignorance OF ihu''-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-15

New ORLEANS, Aprilli.-Sight exchange on
New YorR at ] 1904 80 per l,MO premium.
Sterling exchange b. u. ies,s.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-15

COTTON MARKETS.
COTTON RECEIPTS AT ALL UNITED srATks
PORTS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-15

Special 10 tho Gazette. .rt,a
KANsAs CRY, Apia 1t---All the nathe''
were ou,et Loose meats were dull and nn'
changed pork quiet and about s'eaay
-, lower and SLOW. Cattle receipts, s'pW
head market was slow at a decline Of iifteen
cents nsr hundred pounds; sales were az
al,toss. sheep dali. Wheat dulano un-
changed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-15
Live stock Market.

Refrigerator and Butcher 1.-Two Weights.
Beayes-Corn fed, per "a lko
Cows. per pound.....,.,,.,. k6etlzc
Muttons-Fair, fat muttonB, y lb......? sh3lc
Choice, per pound.....,...BI lensl4c
Stock hogs. per pound ............-8lk0pl
Bulls and Btaga, for nausago planufnc-
ture, per 54CgT<0
GrnsH cattle suitable for beef-none In mar.
Lat