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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-24
sahdleu. Hnrnnap. Etc.

sKIRTIN-No. California skirtlng, POI
roll, s0lsc; No. California Eitrtipg por sldo
eye; No fair hemlook. clean-aood stock
4oc; No. 2 fair beiniocl, no oil, 3'c. No.
oiled hemlock, olean hesb, dlsc.; No. oiled
hemlock, 85c.
um aud heavy weight, S7c.: No ONO me
diun and light, sbc.; No hemlock, a4c.; NO
q henil0ck, 80c.
wing. per doz., all %; No, IL, Z. do, SIS o..
RIbiNg BRf DLFs.--k In. blk. or fair doub
head curb bits. $40 40: II do. fancy front do.
$40 90; X In. long rein do, els 90. y In. donb
and stitched front do, extra curb btu SIG DO
FILLINGS.---A In. short rein, blk. or fair,
Ss so, u do, blk. or good, SO ~.
BADDLES.---No. ! stock cheyenne, Llama
pockets, sl0; Number ~ ditto. less the
pockets, $40; No. loose laced, coarse sun
tree, s25; No. . loose rivithd do, go; No:
Colorado, genuine short Frleseke Tree, e2b; Nc
TO- tied, coarse, sl2; No. % do, still tree, 9l6
No. 90, stitched, full rig, rose tree, 80 90; No
8S, tackled, do. do, ~; three. quarter and nal
HARNESS, WAGON, -lK. TX and ~ inch
long tug, complete collar, brides, lines
otcy. e2D6p22G28; ~ Inch, mnchine, shori
| tug, complete, bI8 oo ~ Inch, hand, oak
stock, short tug, complete. sl7; TX inch ns'
SPURS.-Enreta No. 8, chased, per dozen
| 81 %; Indianola, blued, per dozen. u ~
Mexican, two 10 tbree-inch rowcls, ~ 2b4Df 10
LEGGINS.--No. !, Cal. style, calf, %; No.
Cal. style, kip leggin leather, s. 30; No. do.
% No. q. old style kip do. ~ 10,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-24

BAR IRON, 81 10 Norway, &c.; No. a Is
aheet iron, &c. Nc "a o Blect iron, 8Lc,;
galvnuiyed sheet iron, Dn10lkc.; No. n 4 soda,
l7c. No. n do, l6c., 2lx2B roofing tin, fit 90
N9I6 90: I4xf0 aud idx14 pat. do, 81 1908 30;
timers wire, 30 per cent. OFF; tinDer's stock,
forty per cent. OF cook stoves, with ware,
sl0 Ilot25 90; do with trimmings, sll 6tG,sOOU.
WOOD WORK. Wagon axles, y1c. a5sl 90;
tongues, sDG6p6l %, Hiugletrees, 81 bolstera,
SOC: spokes a. .beD9 20; felloea, fI $500 25:
Double,recs, % 2tep8 90; neck Jokes, " 0o0e
251. plow beams. yiG965c.; plow handles, u rs
D250; handles, 81 T5es2 30.
NAILS. ~ 65 kog, basis icd.--BuTden horse
shoe, per keg, 70 81; Perkins do, 90 Is; Walk
or do, IS so. Burden mule, o. %; Eorthwest-
ern horse shoe nails, No. &c., No. 8. DC, No.
o. &c., No. z, 2ic., No. y, DC; Lakes do, No.
g. 4bc.. No. 3, DO. No. q, Co., No. Z, &C. No. ~
lec.; Anssble do, No. do, No. 8. 2ic., No. .,
2lo., No. 7, 49,, No. y, ISc.
~ ecee9 %; Haekengack, 90 6o4D7 %: boys.
REFRiGERAToRs.--.N / Climax, sI7 90;
No. 2, do, 1850: No . do, s2s No. do, s25;
MisCEgLANEoUs-Tr chains, "a per
PAIR, 4g7c,; plow slngletrees. per doE., ~ ;
bells. 10 per cent. OF: door locks, f25coS % ;
| wood screws. 80 and 10 per cent. OF: LIP cast
door butts, 40 .and 10 per cent. on; cut and
! timed lacks, 20 per cent. OH; coffee mills, ~
per cent. OF; blind hinges, ~ and 10 per cent
| on: carriage bolts, o. and 10 per cent. on
pillow bolts, 81 per cent. or; pIece tin ware
| 10 per cent. OF: deep stamped ware, 80 pes
cent. Off: shallow stamped ware, 50 por cent
OF; iapanned ware, ~ per cent of.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-24
TIE GAzEITE. FORT WORTH. TEXAS THURSDAY APRIL "a
TELEGRAPHlC MARKETS.
St. Louis.


Special 10 the Gazette.
ST. Locis, April 2l--wurAr -Th. market
was only moderately active. Prices fiuctua.
ted considerably and ne irly TO the close and
closed weak, and fully one-eighth below yes.
terd ~. June was the best selling, closing
at Of
Corn market was also unsettled, but
showed more real strength than whoa.
There was right steady demand tina, was
not fnlly sopplled and the consequence was
that prices held right up stinly most OF the
time; at the close lsaii above yesterday.
Pro,i ions were again dall outside OF cash
orders. For dry salted that amounted 10 over
a million pounds. there was but little de.
mand. Pork, II. Cattle active and shade
lower; sales ran at 4 5la6 80, Texas i7c@5 60.
sh ep, active; Texas clipped sold at SLOT rs.
PRODUCE,
FLOUR -Dnil unchan sed,
WHEAT Opened higher, quickly declined.
became Irregular and fiuctuatlpg; closed 20
X below yesterday. No. red lIdi lol4 bid;
July ssg1dSs4, August s25s essjl; closing at In.
eide prices.
CoRs -,s'l a5o GOSH: s7ss@ss Mar; 4sssas1
June; 5lS% Jluy; % / 29N August.
OATs-3ilsal2 cash; 81 May: T9s6l.2
| year.
PROVISIONS.
WHIskY-11N.
| CoRSMFAI.--Firm nt2s5.
| pORK-Jobbed l6Js0l7.
| BULK MENr-Lonx clear S s0as 10: short
| RIBS s4Nds t5; short clear S65dS IS.
| BAc,N-Long clear 9d9 10; short ribs IL l..
- 1S short clear . so 90 IS.
LARD-Quiet-s2 prime steam; So choicg
| leaf.
GATHER Receipts $500. Exports aoa6 IS
| good TO choice s 15GB y; common To medium
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-24

a.UxBER--Rough l1nber. boxing, IL incbea
and uDder, frst-class, S21: stripping, xx3, t2l;
boxing and flooring. clears, S25: thick clasfss
ela ioisi and EcaniItnG, calls, el6
isIDINo-Eirst COMMON While pine. " w
second do. sa0: third DO, W; Poplar. f2S we
n 80; nstive pine "a; vz2 W. do n. go: native
DsEssED LuxBKn-B Boxing u inchss ana
under, e26 e04t2s 90 DO NIB, w og9B "
scantling, jolst CT huy common iumber
s15 0oQB %; boxing over ~ Inches. t5g,oe4
second class any kind. szl 00eb2s ".
DHxssED AND MATCHED fLOORIno-F1rnb
GLASS, f2n; second GLASS; G2l.
WHITKPfEE FURnisHIrq LUhBERr-lx, IA
and Inch white pine, 40; inch do, Sos.
CEILlNc--BEADKD Oh PLAIE--First COM
mon white pine. ", $3.50; "a do, ~; "a DO, ~
poplar. k, 90 DQzb21.5 ~; poplar, ", es2t0@36 WI
native pino. ", e22.b0; do, Y, tzh.
POPLAR LusBxA.--lH, ~. ana inch, s66s
sHIrGLEs--W pins A. t5; do shaded A,
| A.Z. do extra No. l, 63.b0; cypress, best. any
/ brand, %; do No. q s46O DO No. 3, $50; natiye
saved heart, 2l,1g aaps, $50.
| PfcKEra.-White pino, dressed ana headed,
sqnare or nst,,i; yellow pins DO. VI lath'
1 LdnE, cEMKHr, Erc.--IAme. Austin. q "
| per Dbl. Cement. Louisville or Rosepai6. t97f
per bbj Portland. 81 rs per bhl. Plaeter Paris
New York or Michigan. - % pr Dbl. flaAsel
Bsios.-,S irs,psoof. No pr n.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-24
stapleDrugs.

BARK, Cinnamon, per pound, lS9--c. bark
Peruvian, per pound, s1ae-, bornx per III
lbao-: bi.carbonate OF soda per n. a,s9a cop
clnchnnida, per ounce, 7oGls0r., castillo no, p
(mottled). per 10, Sapo: cream tartar. Q. r.. per
pound, sO@ie; chalk, lrinp. per pound, "a =
English, por pound. 1901 IS; ohlorai by
drate. l GNGi TO- ohloroform, u loo com
position powder, 2tta30; doyera powders, 2b
pound, I 90; gum oamphor, 2eD--; morphil 9
per ounce,E3 Ask 20: machine oil, Golden. rs
ssso quinlne. y. a W., per on, 35Gl q ;
German, neT on l 3165l b; potash, bromide,
iO6b45 Iodide. ] IS: chlorato, .2Cn2b Alum, To-
Spirits turpentine, Doc; Iinseed oil. 500 70;
Flour sulphur, d45bc; Essential oils St.i.npis
medicines, rebate on list; 4. ID. liuid extracts,
Is per cent OF: Prescription walls, per cafe,
90 and 10 per ct. Oh; do, brokon,5o per CT. of.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-24
Wool, Hides, Etc.

Wool fright A. ht nne. ~ month";, lDo
a; Heavy fine, 10 months, G6Jis. Buck wool,
i2st6. Light medium. lpCi2l; Low grade
medium lGmis; Mexican Improved, 1910 {;
Mexican, lsa ~
HIDiss--No, l,neavy fiini, dry I'D 30; NO,
heavy fini, dry, y n lie; mo. l, llRnt nint,
Fb lSlSs No. 2, light flint. pfh 100; bulls ana
heavy, damaged, yaib Ioi.s; cslfslsins and bad
~ damaged. y ID AZ atbSc, green ealted, sound,
RnSs green ealted, GRUMPY, IN o.. butch
or, green, q b 6lSc.
cayoies. 3oeSdoc; mountain wolf, s5cGDs; FOX,
2N6o2Sc.
skins, v ID 2Dee2s, antelope skins, y % 100 10
goat skins, oaoh ipdD25. sheep pelts. according
10 amount OF wool. 2pctbnp; shearlipge, nc.
sheep peits, n Ib s6oi0o; Mexican nheep pslts,
improved. ll@i2c; Mexican sheep shsslings.
80.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-24
New Orleans

PRODUCT
NEW ORLEANS. April N-rLpuh :,
Quiet bnt steady; family 425@iss higher
CoRs1 ouiei: light supply; mlSei ei@SiT;
yellow Oh white 90. .
OATs-Firm and unchangedi 10 ,,.,o.
HAY-In good demand and sctrcs; cnoic'
q .092i Uv: fancy y 0Jg.5 o.
PROVISIONS.
CoRs MEAL Qniet: sD0aS o..
PORK Scarce and 1rm AT ~ ~
LARD STEADY: tierce refined o's; a,ss, S'fao
BULK MEArs--Duil shoulders pacheoi wv
al o.: long clear and clear riD U. "a,
BACON scarce and Arm. shpu'ueIn '<h
long clear and clear rib w. ,..,
nAhs-choice sngal-cured eAnSascu. ste"'S
at l3<. .,, ,ya.,.rn
rectified G5dl 20. nj. na-,oas n,
common 10 prime 81 oil 90
SUGAR-luitt but stead y: cumInpn ~ >kt ovu
common 55sGl5I. fair 70 fully mr. o1sg,n't,
Drime So. Yellow clarified Sl5go7s; Whits
CHARMED b,s}aGez: gran als'ed 7.
Enthusiastically With good deinhnn, te ~,
trifugai 1850. fermenttng 1eSo' repVi'eu
GIcF---ou iet but arm; Louisiana ordinary
TO prime, 1esfd5k
BitAs-liigher 10. o,,,., vel.
roTr0x BEEp OfL--Crluc o. suniihe' ~
| low 39l4tL
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-24

Walnxy--gect,red u iudAlSl, M per proui
eour niagn, ono year old, u % two years OLD
~ OU6oa u; three years old " 6p0e9 %; f9ncs
Nztra old whiHRv siS5.
wrsns--Claret, case,IsS glnlcOn, ar perqunl.
ity: CAtawba, per gallon, 300 ~, Ports 2Den
psr gal, u 6jab5 eJ: White wine, In csaes
B. OONoi0 ~.
JjHAMpAeTF--a. II, Mumm a Co., Extrs
y w Krue, In bnHkot, Us 0ls30 o.; Domeatii
char pngne, 81 O0dpi4 %. 1eo. Goulct, extrl
drv. minis. 81 60.
psr dos, 81 OO612 ~
poTrIRD BEEi,--Lemp's quarts. sl2 90 ptf
| slg w; Bndweiserf quarts sl2 o.; pints SIS "
| Erlapgav beer, quarts, eB 70, pints tlS ~
| Anthony 4 Kuhn's, qpB sla 10, plnts si2 b0
| II. ClauHen q Soma che mpagno beer, quartz
| sl2 90. plnta si25o; Flk's.Milwsukee. quarts
sljbv.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-24
Chicago.
Spacial 10 the Gazette.

CHICAGO April 2I.-The market was lame,
Spectators exhibiting n great deal OF caution
In their movements, and 1t was difficult TO |
determine who was the most tim'd, the |
bulls or the bears. 1t is certain that the
hears are not tampering with wheat, and are
holding back aud awaiting results. Wheat
opened higher and advanced over cent.
Corn opened higher, but declined and was
u tive.
Provisions duller than ever and lower
May pork opened at II o., and then fell to
10 70, and remained around that point; June
and July equally as dull. No quotations for
other months; year As. Lard dull and
few points lower. Loose meats lifeless.
May wheat closed at Ssl4, corn SEA
Cattle active and l0c. higher on moderate
receipts. Sales at 4COd6 so. sheep active.
FLOUR Quiet and unchanged.
WHrAr-sales ranged, April $685. closed
S May, s@S closed $685. J Jnne, SS,S
| August 4 to = over July. .o,>,,-,,,
CORN Cash 81; April, t2a52}f; May N294@,S}4,
closed 5stl; June 5i.@bol; closed pa: IN; my
| oATs--.Cash Sl%dS: Aphl, slA@2; May,
f2X@S2ssz; June, 34Na3}; July S2ss@3j.
Provisions.
PonK-Cash. 10 50dl6 30; May, l6 7nG11 ~
closing 1878: June. NJ sial7 D.. closed 10 80
IARD-Cash, sSDas 81: May. $500 81; June
S iDdS IS; july i7l9as 81
BULK MEATs-Shoulders, 200 short rio
.; short clear, s 10.
LIVE STOCK.
Ho -s-Receipts 1890; rough packing 4od
5 IL; packing and shipping sOes TO- Ugh
0o@575.
PRODUCER
CArrLE-Receipts b,cOO exporters loaf e
good 10 choice shipplng steers s'go Su
common TO medium 20@J 20.
SuEHp-Receipts, 1870; inferior TO fair iUOs
5 O0:medium to good 0O9o ;cho'ce 10 eAtr'
| 50G6 o..
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-24

CoFFEE-Spot fair: Rio dull and weas; OPP
lions no 10 La poinfs lower, but ialrly active.

SUGAR-Duu and higher; canlriinsai . o,io'
fair to good refining quoted a. o-log9,s; con- a.
fectioners A u I-32st1z; powdered 1891 ~
granulated 4. q,
MoLAssEs-Dull and weak nj 40. test ~.
RI, E-steady with fair demand.
TALLow- Quiet bat steady.
RosIE--Duil at ~ i-?@ a.
TURpEsTI Me- FIrmer at ~ l2a5iA'
PoRa--Steady at IL l-2i9 .bS5.
BEFF-Qniet and unchanged.
LARp-Stsady; western steam spot SIs i-2
LIVE STOCK.
pprvrs-Reee,n,s 1910. including 100 for ex'
portation: market fairly active and 4 higher;
common To prime steers sold lt op'@' ~ i--i
extra dot 2 az so, ,., 40
mand Tor an sorts. Market closed nrm al
8 O0a7 90 for unshorn sheep: 90, az ior un-
shorn yearlings; 52'@5 50 for ciippeu sueep
~ rs az 80 for yearllngs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-24

Furniture--B eadstsadg, Imitation waipui
wood seat, u doE. o. 1907 ~; cane and rata,
seat, Ok COOS 90; cane seat, dining, gi2 opat2o W
ChildH and rockers, % 0OGpl2 90 large rocking
I SO: Mirrors, arch tJps, = dox, o. hvlyi2 %
Tables. round, s200a850; fsil leaf, a. 60lss5 E
safee, each. 81 259D7 W; Bureaus, es 5000 W
wash stands. 81 259Db 81 bed springs. "a 1897 b
Baby Carriages, % 5000
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-24
onerod. Aaned

tLaBtern Texas aud Southern Texas stock
cattle about Two dollars per head less than
the above quotations
The above prices are for herds OF 1900 head
pnd upward, delivered on tho trnils. and for
such cattle ~ those raised In the counties
embraced IN the following territory; West
OF theTexas Central Hallway; north OF a line
Il line drawn north and south with Baird ana
south Oh Red Rive.
burTB,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-24
Suspended.

HAMrLros, ONT, April ss.a lonsle
son, Stuart & Co., whoiessaan,1o os, il Il
suspended. Liabilities so'." owar the
said the assets will fully cover WV
liabilities.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-24
MONEY.

NEW YORK, April 22- Money Ia better dc, de.
mand at one time this afternooni rose ., Dn ue
-, -, arco nttle pauer 4tG5B; sterling exchange
n i steady at S75s: sights S9H.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-24
Cotton Mills Burned.

FIrcHv1LLE, CoNN., April 2s -, !, ae
cotton mills owned by the rrosiu1n nss
company burned this morning '
over 500, 900.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-24
Grain.


Wheat, cholco .O0c.dssi, medium. t0Ao0
inferior, 6Otd65c; oats, SDces2Seo: barley. 81 q
S5c; corn. SIsSe i0o: rye. <0aoc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-24
Country Produces.


Red sheephead and trout per pound, l21p:
dressed catfish, 12lzc.: dressed bufiaio. loo.
OYsrEits- baltimore Diamond brand: piar
monds. sl so per dozen; sslect W W dozen
Matagorda, Soc. per 100; Berwick Bay, u 70
per 100.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-24

res sO; closed barely steady.
PRODUCE.

NEW YoRK, April %. WHEAT = SPOT,
w to ~ higher; options advanced "a TO rs
at opening. but afterwards was easier, ana
closed showing reaction Of n 70 "a;
ungradcd red 81 81 Us; No. ) red iOo' NO
CoRN-spot lots Is to ] higher nngraded
6oe69ll: No. o, 500 y; steamer dleelhi NO. q
u5.@6lH.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-24

Powder.-Blastlng. q keg, " 10; Rine, = q q.
g %, Rife, v I2I< Bs..2 10; Hife, R6J< bs., u 81
Hhot-s2 10 sack: Buck shot. 81 %.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-24

Nrw ORLEANS. Anril o. - COTTON =
Spots closed quiet but firm.
Sales, LILO.
Quotations unchanged.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-24
Kansas CitJ.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
KAssas CITY, April 2i--Prorisions dull
and weak and no change in prices to no'e'
Cattle receipts fifteen hundred head; prices
fairly activs at about unchanged prices
sheep slow. wheat and corn active and
lightly higher.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-24
Live stock Market.

Refrigerator and Butcher Live Weights.
Beeyon--Corn fed, per pou <6rtlso
Cove, per pound ......,..,,..,.. jsopflzc
Mnttons-Fair, mt muttons, " b.......2 5saSSc
Choice, per pound. ............3 ,pS<c
tlOBblel Npttso
Stock hogs, ticr pouDd,....,........3l<oDt
Bulls and Stays, for sauaae @ manufac-
lure per pound.
Grass cattle suitable Tor beef--none IN mar
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-24

CArrIr-Cattle receipts 1900; ratiye steers
Linz u ]. al6 pounds average, 40gb W; pu'eh-
ers steers tos5 p; cows ; 76Si 20 20, a. ose
,,nnwIe overaee / 2Id5 7b maiuly b0s15 IS.
fSiisEP-- Receipts SIS; arm; naive aNefsg-
Inc o, mounds, 81.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-24

COTTON MARKETS..
COTTON RECEIPTS AT ALL UNITED srArrs
PORTS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-24

Hay New country loose nom wagon
IS oOelo 90 per toni eale hay siog Az ~.
corn oas1 scpnl z % go a.
Cntionsssd meal, Si.01 y f00. Cotton sesd,
i2Xc. Miiiet. per bale, el00ll. Johnson
graas seed, u per bushel. Miliet seed 7ec'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-24

:, second Psse.
,aoro.
IA esoteric ,,rsors
3 ' sSc the prec' ard 81
lai p,,c, len q reco. ndd Is
Ai'sS Mexico so a suS.
,,ecord iol n ~ archi.
a; IS early hi i.a.or;Ied
A'ered, ua ,,,,o MO
,,.sssrluIug o. , tie ,pelr
,ss' y our land land. s are
~ a.r r Of cu .lIonnle a Of
,i s,s in q peopi'
s.a's''plsscord. : ,radl. |
s0S,ashe has no , Tive,
e -l,sat about Dai.
.,ma,seand seashe erax Il,r !
Z Hose found mon n ON.
\ , dead aud alive We.
s m'aaussttrcsIty. N No. are
! ' l'iraiIsu skel. ton {, lar, are
y ppss.,exlstence OF man
~ ,s.s ..,,, |
P''s ssfore the b a l,',an
!, s ssr,uushed out Roman IAN
Y - MI conjecture, ~, pI,
i !. pls establish a h y
aI e., lie! peopls. And la.a
el0us darkness sue
Iioom! N held down
ss,Ihicher cultivation !, !n,,,
,,su. there Is suli lea1
w., men dornilna nad
9 ,',r sninlals anu anu
'l' 4 their anatomy ,,y
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y intelligence TO
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,%lmrsrr,ls in our pride OF
IN, s"s ID all her laws, Is
s,jaly does not exist,
n Established pathology
a,sljtsry diseases reap
me tenth generation.
rot be expected that
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y ,his lower organism,
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4 The Negro, and In
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have been frightluI
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-24

.,,r ,r,od. ANN. ,n<c. g.c.O.p
mEAIss-i'u5srr o Naan,s; iin' 4 dry saii
Bacon, lSc. Sc bacon, iic"- ~ oiy 'a''
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iiARI-ileIees,n Wy, :" ~" "D ~, na,,s III
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fair, l3lac.; prime a n, iiv, ,,nn,s aa a.,nsa
government Java' se7.c'' Afp"cA'ea ni'o'"'
l6gl0Sc; ..,o,on. ,,rrowaa, 6na-o.
TEh-ln per,ai ,ssasovi ka ad pph,s i6c Io.
SUGAR :, Fine po ,"ns IA, '.'"r grann,stcd
hnltbbis'. ly4c'i W. ay n grenulased s,Ic.S
STANDARD sAea lou.s'a nhaina whi,e' III q so,
standard AZ a so,sst;ice hoice "hi'e' ~ " o.
RICE Louisiana, 6sgo. ~. N,s. M
FISH Mackerei. i0n kits, 20 !. 's;io, H. ~.
i.o1; half ppis.', TO III, :, W." ~ Or NJ. sSS.
Driea me- narss in bsgs. Ell .2S,i 40: nns In
BAGS. -; lake. 10 dat hoop bbis., s2.lo;
mock cts, SL@7I<c.
'CASNEp GooDs.-Prices per dozen: Pine
ANGLES. standard, el.7b. Poachsn, standaru
iI,sF. sI's5. 3 lbs. s2,2562.50: seconds, hs.
~ 40. 4 p,s., S2 10; Tomatoes. standard, 2 ns.
Al i,e seconds, n,s - fbs., 81 800 40 Green
| corn. sl IO0DI.65 Green peas, al.sy tSoose,
berries, sl.25@l.4o Raspberries, g 1 ,oS
S Gyeisht Ill.,, Sc: b., sisf Salmon b.,
| Al bjdi 10: 4 n. -; Mackerel. ! ID,
Si85A -; sardinos. American, U ease;
si.so: Eagle Condensed milk. SEQ; crown,
1875 swiss, $3.50. -
BAKING PowpEEn'-s,s az ~ ri. IN, IA nj III.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-24

Now York.

NEW YORK, April % corroS = spor
closed quiet,
Snles, lhN.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-24
Isxerpoo,.

s.tIts I"f0Vu, NsHttIVstu W.T.
For export and speculation -
Imports. 1900, American, 1920,
Futures closed quiet,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-24

Strong and higher at sils cash;
slU Nav, s3K bid June; No.3, soft, l.und i.OOE.
'GoRSGiii% cash; IL y May; Az June
OaTS-3ksz
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-24

Failures closed steady.
Galcs slOlD-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-24

IN il ''ilhss that Is cheap
y . The sick. SEN a sj,ir IS
troubled to decide IJes even
X x q known conscien.
n. slsn 9 parsimonious na.
oat lives too npec;a ,a,
h Y VIII, fs'''
~ 80 Of the son Of I,aco,
& knowledge Of Il tbe n hsaI.
!, 4 az vas combined With
f'eulapius, lie fa n,s.
I Y held In such il hi ,a,i rs'
iva \ temple was hill so,
~inmemorate his s,.;ll
iI a., 50 great, Pluto 'iaI sAi i,s
In n! his doulinions sbo, NJ
sSslIlTpoOulatedly a. w saoa a.
asa with Juoit h vas wis i,
WI
e!uced medicine -.
y, n knowledge Of o',r i nrl
~ - .aa;e is most Ieaan me
"a Theological, Hi ,sssa.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-12-05

The election u Mr. Cleveland over
Mr.. Blaine Is significant Of many things,
but Of none more conspicuously than
these: Il Il . protest against the stock
jobber, the moncy-maker and the mo-
nopolist IN politics, . declaration IN
favor 81 plain. honest and economical
government, and notification 70 al
dcmarocucs. no matter whence they
come, that the present generation q
men are not 10 be swayed BY issues that
Are dead. but BY questions that live
Mr.. Blaine entered this canvass heavily
weighted. He appeared on the stump
n defense Of the existing order a
things. Policies known % b vicious
found IN him an ardent defender.
Without one word from him from tho
beginning to the end Of the canvass j.
favor Of good government Or condem-
nation Of rings, jobbers and monopo-
lists. be appealed 20 nonc'oI the better
impulses Of the people and contcntcd
himself with attempts 70 play on racc,
religious and sectional prcjudices. The
failure Of his campaign should stand ~
warning forever. not only % aspiring
md charactcrlcss men. but 70 parties
and people ~ well.
The politician who does not take n0to
IL these things u far from shrewd- The
defeat 81 Mr.. Blaine Is due % the popu-
| lar impression that we have gone far
enough III the direction toward which
| We are now headed. The campaign
| against him has been bitterly personal
| but Il had To be so,from the very nature
! 81 the case. Not one Of the serious
| charges brought against him was q
campaign invention. All were matters
| 81 record long ago, and IN consequence
! II he Republican belief in them his a.
tcmpts 10 secure the nomination of nj
party twice failed lie finally sccnrct
The nomination. but he has lost tn
Presidency. Some ~ The men who lays
been most vehement n upholding mr.
Blaine's Innocence will within 4 Fort
night bc found abusing him. hi< rccor..
and ILL., canvass. but such spractical po!!
tiles. and nothing else y ever expected
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