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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-23
Now York stock Market.

NEW YORK, March .. - Governments
strong.
Railways firm.
State securities quiet.
Stock market weak and lower: on further
reduction In Trunk line rates "a decline in
prices occurred, which were unimporiant,
ranging from X toone percent, Lackawanna,
Reading, Pacific Mail, Northern Pacihc, Man.
itoba and the Trunk lines being the weakest
shares After 1870 firmer feeling sci In and
rally OF Is to z took place; Pac .fic Mail and
Pullman were exceptionally .trong, the for
mer rising Ia, and the latter ~. about 1850
Lake Shore was raised 10 0ll6 sg,inst C2i.,
nj opening, and 1t was also rumorcd from the
West that some roads in east-bound pools
were taking grain nc ten cents per hundred
pounds. The raid and rumorS eAerted an
uniavorable influence on the market and
with the exception of a light rally In the af.
ternoon speculation was weak rs compared
with las; nights quotations. Closing prices
are = ID ~ lower; Pullman Palace, however,
is Il per cent. higher at ! Az. In elevated
shares Manhattan fell OH from 5i3S TO 81, and
Manhattan common from 5SN to b79. white
Metropolitan rose from o. to 10; changes
caused by rumors,
The decision In the Merger case is in favor
OF the METROPOLITAN. The decision, however,
has not yet been given 10 the public.
Transactions 26j,00) shares.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-23

MKATs-Sugar cured hams. lisfn s.C,c.B.
1917.
LARD--Tiercos. lo,4 &c: 40 and son cans, lc,.c,
= N cans, 1870.
CoFrrr Common u :; ordinary. la,fc..
rover, ment Java, SoSzc.; Arbuckles' Aiiosa.
lMx-ingeral,f @eo. euprowder 5000.
SuoAR-Fine powdered, hbls- lOlsc; do.
halfbbls., lOs4c.; cut loaf, 1896; granulated
standard e4e&e. Louisiana Rranniated, ocGO
standard A, Ss@slsc,; choice white, sIS0sSc
FisH--M ackorei. l0fb kits, No. /, si.i5; No.
Z n;Go; half bills, No !, s,og; Ne. 2, 5000;
Dried horrngs, per box, i0c. Cod Gsh; 6]eo.
SALr--Coage, In baRs,. 81 ,2j0Dl.i0. nne in
eags, -; lake, Ia dat hoop bbls. s2.lO;
CANNED GooDs..-Prices per dover, Fine
apples standard, al.ll; Peaches. standard. 3
lses sl,es; ,hs,, S2,2ss2.5O; ecconde, 2 rs
slip seconds. 'bH.. -; 3 hs.. si.3oG9l.i0: Green
corn, sl,l0qal .soi Green peas, al.s5 Goose
berries, sl;;S5gi.4G Easp,bsrrles, g 5o@l IS;
sissssi.7o: S'' w. w MsSs sen' b. b.
sls5s-,; sardines. American,, $500 sasc;
Imported, Sls.60Dli 20 case: Straw berries b.,
81 256Dl 30; Blackberries, sI.25; Green Cages,
$40: Eagle Condensed milk, ss6o: crown,
s52, Swiss, $780,
BAKING Pownnn.--sllver Loaf, Izh cans,
per dozen, S0c.; An. do, 81 90; lib. do, 81 so;
Sib. do, s7: OLD. do, Sl2.
SusDRIss-Staroh, 4he. Soap, common
SIC German olive, SIC. Candies, fail boxes,
l59.o; halyea, Ice: qnariera, 100. Indigo. $50 N;
Blueipg. S1Gl.O0 dozen. ColemHn's mustard,
sl.i0t@s5.6O dozen. Maccaroni, imported, l5oIb
American, fi.00 box. Buckets, two hoops
sl.l0 dozen; well buekats. 8i.25 doysn. Brooma
81 .T5oS .2bdogen. brilliant oil, bbls, Coo; Eu.
pion, do &c; do, rs cases, - 3o Brilliant,
rs cases, 81 30; do, lila cases, 81 20.
FLOUR - Siapard's Royal Patent, s8 80
a bbl.; sacks, 81 loo y 100 'bB: No. | Texas
per 100 lbs. 81, No 2s27 10, No $3.50 Corn menl
per bushel, Csc; Homlny and grits, ., Dbl /,
IS 90: Oatmeal, s. hair bbl., 81 10; CracIto
wheat, F6, &c: Crackers; \ soda, Glf6c., Xxx
soda, o 3-l@c.; xxx goda, &C.; o.eain &c., gan.
ger snaps, De-; lemon creams %.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-23

BAR IRON, % 20 Norway, &c.; No. n B
sheet iron, Mc.: Nc n O Sheet iron, 8i<c.:
galvanized tiron. 0taIOIkc.; No. y Y soda,
lie; No n do. l6c.; 2Jx2B roofing tin. sii I'd
@9i650; iix20 and l0xli pat. do, 81 1908 60 /:
tinners wire, 10 per cent, OF; tInner'g stock,
forty per cent. or; cook stoves, with ware,
elO b0092) 0D; do with trimmings, eif 504pS0U0
WOOD WORK. Wagon axies e0c. 10 III 90 !:
tongues, g0caSl 90; ainglotrees, 81 40: holsters
t0c.; spokes SO 7b6Ds 90; folfoes, 8I 85a2 J !:
Doubietrees, - 25@pf0 neck Jokes, s2 600
100; plow beams bOcpd5c., plow handles, 81 rs
@250; handles, ei7bsb2 80.
NAILS. 90 Us key, basis l0d.--Burden horse
shoe, per keg, 20 30: Perkins do, So 10; Walk.
err do, IS so; Burden mule, 90 so; Northwest
ern horse Shoe nails. No. GOc.. No. g. no., No.
o. 23c,, No. z, 2lc, No. y, 20o.; "Lake'sb do, No.
4 No., No. Q, 2c., No. q, 92e, No. I nc, No j,
nc; Ausa6le do, No. 35c., No. 8. 2ic. No. o,
2lc. Nc, 7, iDe, No. s, Isc.
AXES-K n, per dozen, go 6OGDl0 co. Lakes
~ oo@o %; Hacsensach. w 5oe7 90; boys.
REFRiGiiItAToRs.--.N Climax, sI70O:
No. z, DO, slS 90; No. do, szs No. do. s25;
MIsCFLLAN EOIIsJrrace chains, a. Ter
pair, a@7c.; pillow singletrees, per doz., ~ rs;
Bos % per cent cd door rgi ock so a 2d so co.
wood screws, % and 10 per cent. or: l. = cast
door butta, 40 -and 10 per cent or. cut and
timed laoks, ~ per cent OF; coffee mills, 30
per cent. of: blind hinges, 50 and 10 per cent.
off; carriage bolts, 6S and 10 per cent on
pldw bolts, 30 per cent. Off; piece tin ware,
30 per cent. on, deep stamped ware, 60 per
cent. of; shallow stamped ware. 30 per cent.
on; 1apanned ware. Dper cent off.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-23

NJ W. RoUTH. HOMEOPATHIC PHYsl
w. clan, Fort Worth, Texas. Office and
residence corner Third and Rusk streets, OPP
posite Opera-House. Telephone, No. 200.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-23

ioc.;. No. 2 fnir bcmlock. no OIL $50; No. 1
oiled hemloch, cloAn flesh, sT1fc.; No. oiled
HARNESS LEATHER. NO. ohio, ped,.
un and heavy weight a7c,; No. h Ohio me.
dunn and light, $50. No. hemlock, sfc.; No.
Hind BRiDLEs,.-No. 4, " CON-, sewcd
n, iper dozen, IS 50; No. 10. " bklo. In, pigeon
wiiip, per dos, ell 90; No. IL, y do, SIS OF.
RIDING BRfDfsEs.---s< In. hlk or fair si0ub.
head curb bits, $40 40: X do. fancy mont do,
$500; y In. long rein do, SIS u. u In. doub,
and stitched 'front.' do, extra curb Gitl si6 60.
FILf.fNGS.---sz In. short rein, blk. or mir,
IS do. blk. or good, $40 50,
SADDLES.--No. stock cheyenne, Llama
pockets, $40; Number lz ditto, less tho
pockets, SS2; No. loose laced, coarse Still
tree, e23 No. loose rivitcd do, 80; No:
Colorado, genuine short Friesekc tree, SIS; No
~, tied, coarse, Sl2; No. 20 do, stun tree, SIS.
NO. ~, stitched nun rig, rose tree, 50 so; No,
~, lacked, do. do, 80; three-Quarter and half
rigs, mems, s5.ss; do, boys, 1905.
HARNESS, WAGON.-.ls5, ~ and IN inch
long tug, complete collar, brides, lines,
etc), ssa2aa26; ~ Inch, machine, short
stock, short tug, complete, si7; ~ inch nat
tug, complete, $lS 80.
SPURS, Eureka No. 9, chased, per dozen,
-; lndianoia, biued, per dozen, 81 so;
Mexican, two 10 three-inch rowels, 80 2scp4 75.
LEG9INS.--No.l l, Cal. style, calf, IS; No.
SNi. style, kip lcggin leather, s. so; No. Q do,
10 No. y old style kip do. 81 so.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-23
FIRE AT HILLSBORO.
The Most Destructive Conilagratlop IN
Inc History Of the Town.
Several Business Houses and Law Of,,cos
Swept Away.
Narrow Escapes From Death-Iist m
Losses and Insurance.
Special to the Gazette.

| " ''e p"~ettc.
Hillsboro, March 22.-We are ao.;,
called upon to chronicle tbe n,os "s az
astrous conflagration that ever vis, 1as
our little city. This murninp aho,,,
2;40 O'Clock the alarm of ira was
sounded, and upon examinat;o," vas ~
proved to be the Warren blocl, co,, ~
posed of four two-story imnnsIn,, Ill
store-rooms, occupied on tha , n,,sN
floor as follows: {. r. Trinna, ' W..
goods, on the corner. T. Rr;n Az.
goods; Perrill 4 Fox grocar,as NY
liquors; the Hill Comfy Na,,o "nd
bank. The next was n one.s,or,, sro No.
building occupied bv Mnrnbv ' g.,
dry goods. The following Is S;s ~,
occupants of the MINER f,oor nr ~, VI
Warren block: The Hillsboro Wew ue
i'm The northwest corner. tba taIan,,a,,',,
Office, in the northeast cornsr, w ~
Cherry, Office and bed. IN ~
middle on the front side of tha h,,;ia
ing; Messrs A, p. McKinnom g.
Bros, law office. In the souihaast os
ner; Call q Abney. law Office IN tho
south side; w. NJ. Perrill and n Gin.
son, bedroom. I. IT Rrvant NOD 49,,
In the southwest corner.
The fire was first discovered in ,,a
News Office and the ware oon, . aa
joining. The smoke was 60 densa ,h h
it was with difficulty the nersons
sleepipp on the MINER anor pS S
II. Gibson was almost overnouare u;
by the Sitting SIN Ike Cran pp go go
were entertained by Cant W We G. c ,ea,s
RVS friends that he md L;o too I'LL
would perish in the e"G fame, ,,,sse
and heroic efforts wars rnada - rnaol
his rooms to rescne them and n siah ~. 81
relief went from the crowd wbaS he va
was emerging throuch tba suinhnra
q us smol,e with q liza ~, 81, pmu'
only their uight clotbes ha u h "a ~ ~
been cut Off from the stairwavs hv thss
flames. He made lie va -, ~,
awning of the adioininn hn T%g 70 sr sme
which thew were rescued in . ,,arr
much exhausted condition ua ,,,ns
On bis rortmna,o esoan "s
His loss amounts r., 5000 nr eeGn pc
bedroom and oi,ice tix, upo ~ ,i LII ""
sc, He had no insurance ''"''s'
Tbe folIowinU IL q iist ne ,ossoa oa
Insurance ns near as ca, hn o, ne,a, "nd
at this time. W. A " NN'
Murnhv g. 60 hu;,di,o v,,,ed ot
81 5o1 insuranon sz5n. atooir ' ~ NV ~
Goods 81 400 insurance 81 I5o "
Hin County NatinnoI haul, on,oo
A xinree etc los, 81 con. mn inamr-
,nce '' ' S'''''' NV '""
Peniu G Fox stocl s,o nm. i,opr.
,nce SG o0o ~
+. him stool, a. o,o. i,surorooe,
,oo 7''''> ''''''' insurance W
q r Trinnatt stool, sI1 con. ;,o,,-
mao Sin doh ''0oA F'''o0o' 'h'"'-
"Tba IJiIl.horo Neys, d;d MOT so,e
mo sinoia thinr. 49, hard i III, f Sa'
ayy ' nan ar. L Insg q cso, ; nr ~. a.,
,oo ~" P'p''' 1850 V'''''' ""'e w
p nrc<ipnop g. PRO loso nm ,ou
ibrarv and ot,icn Sam ins,r o1 c not
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-23
nuildI,,g nratarInI

.uhBER--Ronghl lumber, boxing, IL inchss
ana under, hrHt~class, 81; stripping. xx3, a2l;
boxing and flooring, CLEARS SIS; thick clears.
" and ~, 2N. rough lumber. second class
Gi5; ioist and scantiing, cuiIs. sI5
BfDfr0--I'irst common white Pine, g32 30
SECOND do. go: third do, SIS; poplar SIC O00
H5o; nstiyo pine "; s2 90 do " aaS; native
DREssED LunBEa-- Boxing u inches and
UNDER GU o0qs@ Oh do M tB COOS 90;
scantlifg, joist or any coinnop Lumber
go goseS %; boxing over Y insllss, $1,000
second class. my KIND. scl 0oeb25 80.
DRESSED AND MATpHED FL00hfNa-Ftrnt
class, III second class, Ell.
WHITE PINE FuKEIsBIhG LUMBER~-Ik, Ia
and inch white pine. $40; inch do, e65.
CEILJsG--BEADED on PLAIE--Flrst COM
mon white pine, &i2. ~: "a do, eSU; Sd 90, t25,
poplar, s6, go p1127bO; poplar, ", ef26O6l35 Oh
native pire, ", s22.bJ; do, II, Gas.
POPLAR LuMBEn.--l1, IL, and inch, ISL
snIsoIis-w hito pine A, Is; do shaded a.
H.25. do extra No. ]. $50; cypress, besI, any
brand. IS; do No. q, $3.50 do No. q, $50; native
sawed heart, sa;tt saps, ss.25.
P1uKETs. Whito pine, dressed and headed
sqnaIe or Nails; yellow pine do "; lAth.
iiLIME, cEMEsT, ETc--.I.iIne, Austin, a 25
per Dbl. Cement. louisville or Roserale. 1915
per bbI.; Portland, st75 per bbl. Plaster Paris
New York or Michigan. % " per Dbl. Plsssek
BRIcx.-'TireprooL U6o per n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-23
New Orleans.


PRODUCE.
New ORLEANS. March 22.-FLoUR-- Duh
and unchanged; family 1905 0O; high grades,
Cons-In good demand and strong mixed
g7 yellow 90: white 20.
Oars In fair demand aud easier at i2l<D
Az.
GoRH MEAI.--Dull ut go.
UAY--Qniet and easier common 10 ~;
prime lio0gI7 %; choice ~ t0g20 w.
PROVISIONS.
PoRE-Falr demand but at lower rates,
lsS
LARD-steady;t ierco ~; keg lOsl01s
BALT MrAIs--Scarce and wanted.
BULK MEA1B--,shoulders scarce bat easier
at 70: long clear and clear rib vi.
BAcoS--searco and firm; long cleNT and
clear rib ~ lOs6.
HAns--C Choice sugar-cuTed canyasged steady
ana unchanged at IJ61l3l<
Prov 1910 ss-- q utet and weak.
WIJIsK Y--FlrU, and unchanged.
COFFEE Quiet and weak; Rio, cargoes OF
ordinary To prime, i00tI3x.
SuGAH-Nomina unchanged.
MoLAssEs STEADY With good demand: CEN
trifugal 1880: ferinenting 10gS5; reboiied ~
RicE-Louisiana ordinary TO prime, 40
BaAs--In fair demand and easier at Oh
oil 10.
Corros sEED ou,-Dui: prime crude
&sS7; summer yellow 42@ii.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-23
Wool. Hides. lsto.

HIpEs-No. heavy mint, ary Nb $780,: No,
heavy mint, dry, " N 100; No. |, light flint
Pm lici No. 2, Hight flint, eib i3c; bulls and
~ damaged, y b id5c; green sailed, aound,
Y u 71ic; green salted, grubby. fb SIC; butch
er green, NJ ID o..
Funs-Skunk, 10000; raccoon, 2oDs0c
cayotos, s0G0Oc: mountain wolf, 75c0osi; fox,
20a2bc.
i'ELTnIEs - Nominal, season over Deer
goat skins, eaoh ipG25; sheep pelts, according
10 amount OF wool, 2Ocpup; shearlings, 60.
curding 10 amount OF wool, lD0l5c; Mexican
shcep pelts, " ID S6olno. Mexican sheep rails,
Improved, Hello; Mexican sheep sheriinas.
90,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-23
glpCoIJ'lS'

&C., ~ e: I J, 4, :, ,,s.. y ''ay y.
.,ra r. 7, 81 10 on ruanlns n''0'n'
I .sezrcs. --.---------i---
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-23

c,prAsuRY DISCRIMINATION OFFICE OF
Comptroller OF ne currency , ashing
to,.; snre presented TO the undersigned II has
e .'snn made TO appear that "The Fort Worth
National Bank"in the city OF Fort Worth, In
ssnaun,niiod with all the provisions OF the ie-
.v,JI,aa statutes of the United States, required
~ he complied with before an association
,yvaiI he authorized to commence the busi-
IT'S Of banking. Now, therefore, !, John jay
Knox Comptroller of the Currency, do here.
hr certify that "The Fort Worth National
" y in Tie city of Fort Worth, In the
n,n,,ntyv al Tarrant and state OF Texas, Is au-
,,nDnriyrd TO commence the business of bank
inc NJ provided IN section ffty.onc hundred
and sixty OF the revised statutes of the
In testimony whereof, witness my hand
a nd seal of Office this 4th day of March, 1884.
JONI JAY KNOX,
Comptroller of the Currency.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-23

PotatoeB-Irish, northern, q biol az l06p2 25
Jack, SSa--c.: sweet, per bushel, ga 75c. ON
iDnp, per bbl., ~ Coz. Turnips. y barrel
lima, e@BIlc.; small butter, i5fGS5c. Pickles
medium, per bbl., ~ 20; small, per bbl., 80 70
half bbl., med, "a go: half bbl, small, s5 %
Dbl, IS 90 % 30. Cheese, half cream, iSc.,
full cream, IKE Kraut, per bbl., sl2g3l2 30;
half bbl., 80 10 Peanuts, "a i0c cider, half.
PoULrRY--fiens. $50 a y Is pcr dozen;
Young spring chickens, 81 ie6o3jl; Turkeys,
81 5O9l0 81; Geese, VI 20 dt6 10; Ducks. 81 COO
3 25.
EgGs--Per dozen. loco
Fresh country butter choice. 80, Creamery
sGQ37Xc.; Old butter. lO@l2l4c.; oleomarg6-
rine, ISc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-23
CORSICANA.
Resignation-The Gas Company
Judge Bradley.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
Corsicana, March OBJ. II. March
banks. ESD, has rendered his resigna-
ton us chairman of the Navarro DEM
ocratic executive committee, he being
disqualified for the office by removal
from the county.
1t is the general opinion that Judge
r.. ID. Bradley will be retained for the
next term for this judicial district
without opposition.
The gas company purchased plot
of ground adjoining the north side OF
the city near Post Oak creek as site
for the erection of their works.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-23
TELECRApHIC MARKETS,
st. Lonis.
special to the Gazette.

special to the Gazette.
sr. LOUIS, March z.-Trading In wheat was
ouite active duriog the iirst hour at decline
~ Z and X, then following period Of aui'
a,,ae i'm Inc afternoon. The bears sold freely,
especially July, at stu fnriher aeclnes' s,ns
aud June options were mol 80 "ehh' '""'
closed at 10: June lO'..
cony-The pressure TO sell wofAeu On PRIV,
10 an alarming extent and declines OF q 70 !.
we're in order Shorts bought freely OF May
Provisions were very quiet and showed
so,ne loss all around. There was no great as-
mand either Tor pork or lard.
cArrlE-Receipts very small ma'he'
steady At strong prices.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-23
WICHITA FALLS.
Business and the Building Boom--New
Houses.

spec,a, to the Gazette.
Wichita Falls, March 22.-Business
here is getting better every day and
the building boom still goes on. The
rock is on the ground for the founda-
ton of brick building on the corner
of Ohio avenue aud Seventh street,
and brick are being burned at the
wards in the edge of town for several
other buildings. Frame houses in the
mean time spring up every day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-23
PRODUCE.

NJ WHEAT quiet, 81 cash sI9s April; sJA
coRN-steady i2ls@is>,k cash; i2gs April; 49,
May.
OATs--Dull and nominal at 9alk bid.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-23
offered. Asked.

"Enstern Texas and Southern Texas stock
cattle about two dollars per head loss than
the above quotations.
The above prices are for herds or 1000 head
and upward, delivered ON the trails and for
such cattle as those raised In the counties
embraced In the following territory; West
~ The Texas Central Railway; north OF a line
a line drawn north aud south with Baird and
south OF Red Rive
burrB.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-23

SuGAh-Dull and weak; Diolnsses sugar
3 lilo Brazil o.: refined quiet.
hoLAssHS- quiet.
Rfce--Firm, moderate and active,
TuRpESrIEE-steady at 3il4@3Il4.
TALLoW--D Dull and weak at Z bJG
WooL-Du.l and weak.
Polk Dull and dropping; new. mess NO
Tx
BsEF-Qulet and unchanged.
LARD-Closed barely steady; prime steam,
o 90.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-23

dressed catfish, i2lSc. dressed buffalo. loo
OYsrEIts-B Baltimore Diamond brand. Dla-
monds. O. 30 per dozen; Select, SO 90 dozen (;
Matagorda, gOc. per 100; Berwick Bay, III rs
per 100.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-23
Glassware.

Tumblora, per dozen......... ...........s 500 90
Sobiets, per dozen. ",...........,..,,. 300 90
Giass hets, pieces, per doyen......., UOeDl2 %
Sins- molnshes pitchers, ON " doI 90 on
GLASS molasscs pitchers, No. 50 don a 90
Glass molasses pitchers, No. 80 doH 6) 4 80
Sihss pitchers, per dozen ..........,,.. 600D2f 90
Glass COMFORTS inch per dozen al & 20
Glass COMFORTS, inch, per dozen 10 SO
Glass COMFORTS, inch Ter DOZEN 6n 90
Glass COMFORTS inch, per DOZEN IA Oh
Glass eomports, inch per dozen al a OO
Slass lamps, per dozen. .....,....... 00Tol2 10
Lamp chimnoys, No. u, per dozen, I'd al
Lamp chlhineys, M per dozen ID 81
Lamp chimneyH. No n per DOZEN, al "a
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-23

III. TaE TAI !. MIIsua l.
"a s 81 s :.ss "A, s1 iips s1 ass man =
e. e. '' iiysu d ,,a,n believe Seiwsen
- Ia ---4------
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-23

,.sea. oAapEsYrlEsI H'sa7 ~
ls iil.g Id 81 Houston 8 street. ~'''
h -. ~ sllenlI0a. ..----------
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-23

HAY New country loose from wagon
So 00@l0 90 per ton: bale hay. 5000 New
corn, IS "a 90cts. Oats, country, 32l9Go3scts.
Cotiop seed meal, so 80 a 100 Cotton seed,
IKE. Millet, per bale, alDsli. Johnson
graas seed. ~ per bushei. Aiiiict sced, Zoe.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-23

n A. STEVENS, X. Is. GRAMMER DRS.
~ Stevens & Crammer, office over Cruces
drug Store, Houston street between Eighth
and Ninth. DR., stevens residence at Mrs.
Tackabery's, East Weatherford street; DIR.
Grammers, corner Fourth and Lamar. Tele-
ucpg.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-23
"a WANTED. FEMALE.

- =, COOK AND DO HOUSE
w. "a, i 4 s,S!O West florence ST.
s,sf.fen.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-23

Bark, Cinnamon. per pound, BOO: bark,
Peruvian, per pound. yfD---; b0rax per Id.
log; bi.carbonate OF soda per ~, sIfesa: cop.
peraa, per ID, zfsj. castor oil, u gal, IDOL so
cinchonida, per ounce, 70gsOc.; CASTLE soap
pound 40s4e: chalk, lump. per pound, gas
olIomel, II. n w, per pound, 70S6O caloint !,
English, per pound. l0iDl W; choral n.y.
position powder, 1890; dDyers powders, ! Is,
epson salts, per pound, Sae5; gum opium, Per
pound. 30, gum calnphor, NQp.-; morphine
60 quinfne. r. q W. per o.. 800: qninlne.
German. per or. 80 Dl 45; potash, bromide,
Slaf0 i0dlde. 81: chlorate. 22asl5 Alum, 10.
Spirits turp0ntine, 5oe, LInseed oil, 6jGpioc.;
Flour sulphur, 4a5.; Essential oils, ~. Louis
list; strictly pure white lead, 81. Louis list;
Patent medicines, rebate ON list; +. ID. fluld
extracts, Is per cent. or; prescrirtion yiais,
DO per cent. OF.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-23
BACK LINES.
HOTELS.

MECHANICS HOUSE, BY MRS. MARY A.
wi Moore, corner OF Thirteenth and Houston
cents; lodging rs and 80 cents. Furnished
rooms by day or week.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-23

WHisRY--Rectified u lU@I5O, ms per proof
sour mash, ono year old, VI 20 two years old;
81 eO62 %; three years old 81 60l9276: fSncy
extra old whisky eiap6,
WInIs--Claraf, case. Es3 5lnlOOJ "a per q nal.
ity; Caiawba, pergaIion, 900 t0 Port, 81 no
s s ahsr e s5 o WIN sia 49, ID aa sas
Vi 00lei0 %.
CHAsPAGHE--G. II. Mumm q Co., E1trs
Dry, $50 O0G23 %; Beidsick, In basket s27 Coz
n Dl; krug, In basket, s2S 0bdt30 o.; domestic
champaign ~ 0Q1l4 co. Geo. ooniet, exirf
ALE-stock Aie. pos dox., s2 ooa2 d; Porter.
per doa., e. U0Gs2 25
BoTTLxD BgrR-- 81. Lopig quarts, SO %: pts
ST. 60. Budweiser quarts sio 01. pints si3 VI;
Bchlitz Milwauree, quarts tl2 50; piDtH sia DO;
Anthony X Ruhn's, qts tl2 10. pints era 30
III. Ciansen a i5ons ohp mpagne beer, quarts
si20o. pins sl2bo; Falk's.hiiwankee, quartz.
Also.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-23
Live stock Market.

Refrigerator aud Butcher Live Weights.
Beeyea--Corn fed, per pound 4SiIsc
Cows, per pound ...,..,.,,.... aktnil5o
Muttons-fnir, fat mnttons, 4 b......2H2 GSAo
-, Choice per pound ..".,,....,.,3 ooSk4c
STOCK hogs, per pound............ Blsnaa
Bulls Rnd SfagH, for saunuk Q manufl,c-
lure per pound fE.ngI<c
Grass cattle suitable for beef-none IN mar
ket,
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.,,,soNAi-

|.,,,ys-aY a0s We. q ! , y I.
sss:,asss.,,,a s sd slisslssx; I \. E
NJ WI, nseiAs. II. ppsH'
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Ammunition.

Ppwder--Basiina, y lxog, go 90; Rino, v rs b
W ~. Rife. y i2l6 bs..3 rs. Hide tei[ fs 81 5l
shnt--S1 10 y sack; Buck snot, L2ss
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-23

mr.. VIM. HARVEY HARRISON, FORT
IL Worth, Tex. Practice limited TO diseases
Of the eye ear and throat. ONCE corner
Houston and Fourth streets, over Washer d
Augustus. Residence at the Hotel Pickwlck.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-23
Chicago.

special TO the Gazette. .,
cIucAao, March 22.-The wheat Market
was only moderately actise,a decline OF q OF
a cent. IL was regular bear dance ana 'hey
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-23

COMMERCIAL HoTEL-GEO. 4. ROWE,
" proprietor, 1907 Main, near Fourteenth,
street. Table board $3.50 per week; meals 2Dc;
lodging % and SOC.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-23
LAND AGENT.

GRaNF, SPARHMAN " TRENCHAfsD-
" Attorneys at law, Decatur,Texas,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-23

Wheat, choice DDo.0osl. medium, s0a9D,
Inferior, 60lp65c; oats. SOs1s25fc: barley, ~ a
35o: corn, S71sGSiOc: rye. 4oec.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-23

CHAPMAN ~ syyAyNE, ATTORNEYS AT
" law, Fort Worth, Texas. Office over
First National Bank.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-23

nayIs, BEALL ~ ROGERS, attorneys and
~ counsellors al law. Terrell building,
Main street. Fort Worth, Texas.