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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-12

LOCAL MARKETS.

FoRT WORM. February II, 1881.
The local cotton market In without change,
and the cotton yards are without receipts.
II will he several days before country pro-
1uce OF any kind can bo brought 10 the city
except by rail aud wheat opts corn, sweet po-
tntocs, poultry and eggs are scarce and high
or in consoq uencc of the light receipts Yes
tardny'g sales OF general merchandise were
worry good, and left no room Tor complaint
among wholesale dealers. Business among
retail dealers Inns been brought almost 70 n
gtandStili ON account Of tho continuous rnln
fail for the past week, which has also inoon'
yoncnccd shippers very much. Tho drug
market shows some changes rom ON
last report, among which We mention
the cranky condition OF qulninc and clnCho
india Roth have declined considerably, and
tho latest advice from Enstorn markets ludi'
Gates "A probability ola yet grcRtor decline
The present decline In qulninc and clnchoni
din Is attributed To tire action of spectators,
and lts future course 1ia wrapped la uneer-
tnInty. Gum cunphOr also shows decline,
while canthnrldos, gum arabic, opium, NOR
phlne aud castor oil have advanced. Tho
drug trade has been exceptionally good for
some days. In addition TO u good business
during the past week, L.. n. Brunswlg mndo
Ave stock snlos. which footed a handsomo
total.
The grocery market is without change
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-12

eWooL-- Medium, according To grade, guaiit
and condition, M 10 2oci tine according "
grade, quality AMI conhltion,lh 10 2O conrHe
according 70 grade qg0iity aud condition, II
To igo; Mexican improv q according 10 grad,
qualify and condition, IL ~; Mexican &C
coeding 10 grade, quality and condition, y
10 u: bury, lcRs, according To amount Of
burra.
HInEs-No. ,,neavy mint, dryp N No.; No
! heavy mint, dry, n IN re; No. /, light niut
Y NJ BE, No. 2, light nlnt. q n 100; hnlle and
| heavy, damaged, " 10 go; calf skins aud bad
| iy damaged, u N idhc green sailed, sound
q ID 20; green sailed, grubby, " N be; butchon
green, 4 n 6lSc.
FuRs-skunl. 10000; raccoon. 2o@iOc
gOfG96c.
fELTRIEs - Nominal, season over, Dool
HklnH, q n 2ot125; antelope skins, y Ii IOela
goat skins each lOl92b. sheep pelts. ncCOrding
10 amount OF wool, 4cGoupj shoRrlinga, 40
cording 10 amount Of wool, lOWlbc; Mexican
sheep pelis,y % 8dolQc; Mexican sheep polN
improved, llDi2c; Mexican shoop sheTllngpi
DC.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-12

BAt IRON, St5 Norway, fc; No. "a II
sheet iron, 6in.i No. ~ q sheet iron, B4c;
! Galvanized sheet Iron pellOlGr., MOI !, soda
| lTc,: No. n do, lbr.; 4iN2S roofing tn sli 30
| ml5b0 HKD aud lpXii pat. do, 81 75sDs 80;
tinnci'd wife 10 per cent. on; tinnor's stock
forty per cent. or, cook stoves, with ware
SO hO0f2l 10; do with trimmings, Ell 6Q6pbDUO
WOOD WORK. Wagon aNlcs, BUn a. ii 90:
tongues, nOceo4l O1i fingctrccs, 81 "a: boosters.
| Doc; spOhes W iapl 90, follots, 81 Map 81:
| Doubetrccs, 81 2l@i0U neck yOkos, 81 600
90; plow bonlns, bl@0 hc.; plow handles 81 10
! 6G21l; handles, ~ 7hW2 90.
NAILS, 81 % tcg, basis cd,-Bufdon horse
hhoc, per keB, % ~; Perkins do, 10 10; Walk.
or do, S. 50 burden mute, 8D bl; Northwest
crn horse shoe nails, 10. I, bOc., No. o. ne. No.
y, re, No. z 2ic,, No. 4, zoe; "Lnkc's' do No.
Ibc., No. 20, No. u e2n, No. J, go No 5,
&c, No. :, 100, No. y, lNc.
ANlfS-K r., per dozen, 20 5DGl0 co; LukO's
81 toa0 ~; linchcnsack, so 5000 O0 BOYS.
REFRlGERAToRs-. No / Climax, sl7OO:
No, 2, do, slS 30; No. do, s2a No. do, s2j;
M. u do, So
MisCELLANEOUH--T Trace chnlns, per
pair, da7c, llow slnRletrors, pcr doh, s22b
bells, % per cont oft DIOR locke s32S@D0 co.;
wood Hcfows, 90 ana 10 pcr cent. on; H. T. cast
door butts, 10 and 10 per cont, on; cat and
timed tncltR, ~ per cont. on; coiiOe mil, 10
per cont. on blind hinges 20 aud 10 per cent.
on. carriage hnlth, O. nld 10 per cent. oil;
pillow bolts, - pbf cent on, place tin ware,
~ per cent, on. deup stamped ware. ~ per
cont of: shallow stamped ware, 80 per cent.
on IApanncd ware, 30 per cont OH.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-12

WHiBKy-teotincd ~ iDapi60, as per PROOF;
sour mash, ono year old. 81 ~ two yonrs old;
~ N0eD2 -, three years Old " bDI2 Is: fNncy
extra old whisky lj6D5,
WIsns--Claret, case.ps 5o@Icoo. ~ per nal.
ityi Catnwba, per gallon, 900 so Port, ~ 40
300; Sherry, por gal, Oh alse3 90; Madeira
~ O0dpl0 90
CuAMrA0NK-G, IL. Mumm q Co., Extra
Dry, $50 OOtoS8 %; Hoidsick, In basket, e27 OA6o
- %; krug, In hnRkot, S2s nosoSO ~: Domcstlo
champagne, ~ lponli 10. Geo. Goulet, extra
dry, nlnts, sT 60
ALN--Stock Ale, per doE., " ODd52 ~, Porter,
por don, " OOep2 20,
BorrIrD BHrR-st. Louis quarts, sia 10. pts
els 30; BudwOiser quarts sla 90; pinW 9lS 90.
Erlnnger beer, quarts, glS co. pints el5 60;
Schlitg Milwaukee, quarts sl2 so; pipts glB o.;
Anthony n kuhn'H, qt'a ei2 20, pints sia 80
$500, pints si26o; Falh's.Milwaukee, quartz,
ailb0.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-12
Nj MEMPHIS.
Slashing n Worthless Fellow Into San-
sage Meat-The River.

SIlslltnk NOTtUitsS ItbioW iHtO phW-
sage Meat-1lie River.
Specal to the Gazette.
Memphis, February ll.-This after
noon. j. n. Husband, n machinist who
served his apprenticeship In the peni-
Tertiary, but is now employed in the
Livermore foundry, made an attempt
To make sausage meat out of Tom
Scott, n worthless fellow, In front OF
Peasants grocery on Jefferson, near
Second, where II usband claims he
went to pay Mrs. Carew fifteen cents
he owed her The entrance to her
apartments is through this store,
which she lately owned, and in pass-
ing out to the rear he WIS inter.
cepted by Scott, who refused
to let him pass. The men then
came out on the street, where
Husband says he was attacked by
Scott with the handle of II large au-
ger. Husband then drew knife ana
slashed Scott in n frghtful manner,
leaving five CHASTITY wounds, from
which physicians say he cannot rccoV-
er. Scott WAS taken to the hospital
and Husband was Jailed.
The river has risen nine Inches in
the past twenty-four hours, and Is SUI
rising. II now marks liIty-two feet
feet on the gauge, and IL within TWO
feet Of the danger line.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-12
AUSTRIA.
TmE ASSASSIN srILLMAOuER.

the ASSASSIN sTILLMACHER.
Vienna, February ll.-Stillmacher
the assassin of Detective Bloch, has
confessed that he murdered Police
Commissioner Klutzk. He declares
that Eisert. the money changer, was
murdered and robbed by Socialists in
order to procure funds for socialisticc
agitation. Stillmacher was implicated
in the plot against the emperor OF
Germany. The Austrian authorities
will ask Switzerland to eXtraditc his
accompliccs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-12
New Orleans


NEW ORLEANS, February il,~huaAh.Js' ~ ~
demand: common tn good common ggfto
mir to f,iliy fair 5Am6% PRIME lo rnnlSo W."
w. yellow clarified TX; Rlhnulhltu On. .t,,
Mol AMsEs-- Duli ana nnchahRnni ~ Uthu l,,,,a
cal Is,nlO. common 2NG2e. Glir @@.s; prime
To choice wa ". ,a,t.,n,. otd,.
nnry 10 primo, isim6A. o
EHAR-Duil and easier ~ W., aeaa,.
1'OrToH SEED on -ftipo ''u"o '"N"''
summer yellow 1901.
PRODUCE.
Nrw ou.rASs. February -fLoul.o@.
sicndv with good demand; ihmlly apO@i Nv
nigh grades O09D o,, AN, ,,,,d danand,
white tG yellow bpabO .,a,,,. ,,,,olco Al,
"oAqS Strong with good dennnl: onaleoo sg'
cans MraI..,,Qulot but steadS ~ S'gqts m,
poItN --siendy with good deniahui plu Nv
ri Am lIifGor Llerco ro1ned oN; nes lv,A,
u,uE MFar1,- Good donnnl hpu sVl,i, ..,
shouiders paciod higher NJ IiE ions ol'"'
and crhr rlh VIZ, ,.o, tam, clenr
EACoS,-Good uuhhilui sNa'F'' '''h 49,
mid clear rib irinor al W. .,,s,..,t .tsa,i,,
III AMs--thoiGe Augur-cuied '"lf"NV" 'ff'"'
Nv m,,pt steady ana unbalanced a., ,.s,.
corfgn. Strong N0d hlshel iV' -" W.
goes. ----.-----.--
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-12

LusnEn--fough lumber, boxing, ~ inches
aud nndor, nrst Cl,sa, h2l; stripping, 1sga, Sl1;
boxing aud noprlng. clears, 83h, thick clears,
~ and ~, gy7 rough lumber. second GLASS
elb iolHt and Rcantllng, oulla, sl5.
SIDfNn.-First common white pine, ea2 10:
second do, $40; third do, slb poplar. u 0JGo
n ~; native pine 96i e2 Nv: do n, So; native
rough, $500,
DltIiusEp inHnrn- Boxing ~ ln0beh ana
under, $40 Qpe9gA W, do les3. s2B 0OdD2a 10:
Rcsptling, Jplst ~ any common lumber
e2B 01SQS 10. boxing over ~ Inches Gp,O0sa
D2 %. thok clears, ~ tul,sRnd 2, $50 O0eGS2 90.
second class any kinu, SCI 0Ot12i ~.
DrngiFD ASD Matched FLpueI MOL iTAt
class, s2N, second class, sal,
WHITE PINE FUgNlnIitHu LuMBER.-lb., II
aud inch white pine, W0, Inch do, sGb
CH1LiFG.--linAphD oH PLA1H--FiTRt conl-
mon whit. plup, ~, al2,b0i ID do, $50: ID DO, w.
poplar, VI en- l0mN.b0 poplar. e6, Ei2.btep85 COZ
nativepine "a, S42.Dpi do, n, g2b
POPLAR l,uhnhtt.-~iM, II ana Inch. 500.
do inCh SO.
srirGLies-Whlte Pine a, ~; do shaded A,
| fi.3. do extra No. !. S,bg: cypress, bpat. any
brand co. do No, 2, % TO- do No. b $3.50; natl We
| sawed heart, H,Sl sapH, tl2o
| P.oHNr5,-- White pino, dressed aud headed
square or nat "; yellow pine do. ~; lath.
| t{2flti rs.
LINE cEnrNr tTo.--,Lime, Aualin, g9.25
| por bill, Cement, Louisville or kogenhlo, ~ so
| per bbls Portland, 10 % per bbl, Piaalef Paris
| Nav York or Michigan. 81 par bbi.
| BRIcK.. Ilre-pro0f, 81 90 per NJ.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-12
County Court.

The probate docket was taken mp
yesterday in the county court and sew
eral eases disposed of. The ease of Je-
rome Harris VS.. the Missouri Pacific
Railway company. "a suit to recover
81 900 damages caused by delay in
shipment of cattle from Fort Worth to
Chicago, was on trial when court adj
journed until this morning.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-12
FOREIGN.
EGYPT.
rlE KmEDlvE'a pELusIoN,

THE KHEDWE'8 DIFFUSION.
Cairo, February 1.-THE khediye
APP ears to he in n deplorable condi-
ton. He labors under the delusion
that there Is plot to poison him, and
sends his wife TO the kitchen daily TO
inspect his food.
GENERAL GORDON.
Cairo, February 11.-GeneTal Cor
don has arrived at Berber and asked
for robes of honor and swords to dis
tribute among local dignitAries.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-12

Bark, Cinnamon, per pound. lBb--c; bRrf,
Peruvian, per pound, 3lM--; borAx por b,
IDOLS; bi.oarbonnto OF soda per N, i6oiJ5 oop-
poras por 10, 30 I; castor oil per gal. ! b06i 80:
cinchunlda, per ounce, 70tp70r; CASTLE soap
(mottlodl, per N, hop; cream tartar. ~ ~. per
cnlomel, y, N w, per pound, 70tbSD cnlom.l,
English, per pound, | 1901 -: chloul hy-
drnte ] cool 75 chl0roform, vi 90; compost
tion powder, 500 ~, doyers powuers, 2565--;
EPSON salts, per pound. 3@pb; gum opium, per
pound, 80. gum rRinphor, 9ac--. morphine,
per or, - 90; machine oil, golden. a5epsl:
Iuinino, T.. 4 W., pGr o.. is1l 5O quinino,
tsoi man, pOr o., 20
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-12
GALVESTON.
An Important Damage Snit on Trial =
The Federal Judgcship.

Galveston, February II. - After
many delays, Bear Bros. Il liirsoh W.
Mark X kenpner, one of the most inn
p0rtant civll eases ever before
the district court of Galveston
county. was placed on trial to,
dry, Davis d Taylor of this city, ana
Anderson ~ Flint aud Felix "a.
Robertson OF Waco appeared for de-
iendants. The attorneys for plnintiils,
are McLemore and CAM bell, ahd
Mann " Baker. Plaintiffs effects
We're attached In 1850 by iefts Bear
Bros., and Hirsoh are seeklng redress
Tor alleged damages In the sum OF SoUi-
oop, The case viii probably monopoiizee
lhe attention Of ihe court Throughout,
tho, Week,and Il being eagerly walcheh
III business circles.
Tho latest rumor about the federal
ludgship IA that Hon. VIM. Cham berf
y, " 70 have the place, aud Judge Sablil
VIC dlstriet attorneys position on the
cplieetolship At I'll pasO,
---ss--.- s-.-------
The Nj. Il. johnson Hook and Lad
uei 90. yesterday secured 'lne team
olforrel horses, valued at $l0o ThoS
nhVe ordered q line ret Of harness.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-12

DAvlrp's DENIAL

London, February H.. = Davltt,
speaking ut Glasgow, denied the asser-
tion of the United Ireland that IRISH
men would rejoice ut Lhedealh OF Cen
eral Gordon. General Gordon, ne ms
serted, sympathizes with the Irlsi'
national movement.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-12

n,,y yonK. FCb. n. r lirryiA,- llegoipla,
~ "n,ising O'tii ior the weelt, market SOW
ana shade aser tor all s1e Y.4,so wv snl leea
eltAIthse, tho west, and bought ton r,'f
aiIont ,l he yards, poor 20 goea steers sod
VIZ o a, 7 so IrIme 90 03sl ~ 1nls Es9g2
~ ua} e I'D bulls aud ihiriy carloads 81
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-12
ToNoUiN.
cnnIsrrANs MAssAcnEp.

CHRISTIANS NASSAVNEU'
Paris, February lie Monde pub
fishes n dispatch appealing for help
from the French bishop In Tonquin,
stating that priest, twenty-two Gate
chists, and III Christians had been
mpssacred and l05 mission houses de-
stroycd
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-12

Meats of alI kinds are very fnn, with an
inward tendency
mrATs-sugar cured hams, lIl5o; g,C.C.B.
Hgoon, 1910. Il, q, bacon, lllE; Long clear IN.
con, ii. X. Z, dry anil, l0lg,
IA,tn-rierOes, lOl6d; 5Oand SON cans, l0,Gc /:
Q1lb cana. SO: I'm cans, I0y,Gi ON oanH. lie ,
i n cnnp, ilIss.
ttJrFich AND TllA,--COFsEE-- Common
PIKE, Ordinary, 49,; n,ir licd primo RIO
iligc fancy, lbo, old government Java, 3OA
Afbnckies' ArlOsa, iSlSGglSAc
pEA--lmprral. f16o66; rihpowdor, B0deT0.
RuoAu-isino powdored bills. lOlSot do
halfLIis,, IOj,o.; cut loaf, lO9Sc; graduated
standard 0ll ctd Louisiana Rrannlhted, Bc.Go.
standard A, 81 GeSleot choice white, Bi.ai9e 40,
Voliow clarified Saglacl omen kettle.
Rior-- i.ouisinnn, B(sqb7c.
Fisu-MhcRercl, lob kits, No. |, sl,ib, No.
q III hi. half bbIa, MO- l. $500 No q 80 LOO
NhitS fish. No l. hlI bbis, 81. 15, No q 60
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-12

Furniture Iioadsteada, imitation wnlnut
wocd auat "a dor, 81 1897 O0 cane and rattan
seat, " 00np OO cRnc scat, dining $40 10000 90,
Childs aud rockers, 81 OO6Di2 80, large rock ingl
90; Mirrora, arch tops, n dor, 81 p0dbl2 b1;
Tables, round, i20l9abO; tsll leaf, 81 bJ0b 30;
SafcH, cnch, & 2Nf7 0n bureaus. Is GOde2J 90
Baby Carriages, ~ 10000
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-12

Tkasiorn Texas and Southern Texas stock
cattle about two dollars por head les, than
the above quotations.
The above prices arc FOR herds of 1000 head
and upward, delivered ON the trails, nnd for
such cattle nB those raised In the counties
embraced In the following territory. West
OF ITO Tcxns Central HALLWAY; north of n line
drawn east aud west with Waco, aud east OF
II limo drawn north and south with Baird and
south of Red River
stoclts of cattle located IN Western and
Northwestern Texas from s22 60dsD per hcnd
each. counted. Difference In prico owing To
location and tenure of The range and breed OF
ruttle,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-12
FORT WORTH, TEXAS.

distillery-fcd steers. all of which came from
the Hooded distliiorlos of Cincinnati.
SlikEr-Rcccipts, lB,l2O making 5000 for
the week. The market being ovcrHuppllod
closed heavy and = lower Tor all grads, except
best common 10 good sheep, which sold NJ
75WU25; choicO tn extra, u i0nO 40 common
To choice lambs 25Gp 675, including good
and prime lambs 2is7 80.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-12
3 C.. EVANS COMPANY,

down about month ago, resumed
again to-day.
The rain has commenced again, and
the river is rising two inches an hour,
and nm overflow is almost certain now.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-12
lGl.Ylr.
nrAru nr AN EDITOR.

DEATH OF AN EDITOR.
London, February ll.-rhomas
Chenery editor OF the Times since
1877, and n distinguished oriental
scholar, IL dead.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-12

Red shecphead and trout, per y und, l2lsc
dressed catnsh, l2Nc,; dressed bnfhlo. l0c.
OYsrrns- baltimore Diamond brand: Ola.
monds a so per dozen; Select, ~ 20 dozen
Matagordn, Doc. per 100; Berwick Bay, 81 q
per 100.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-12
Kansas CITY,


KANSAS CRY, February ll.--WHEAT--
Higher S5isqS7 cash; s3'i March; SOY bid Tor
May.
CoRN--Stcndy; iOiG@fOM cash; ili4 bid for
March; 40 bid for May.
oArs--lIighor and nominal Mt 81 asked.
LIVE STOCK.
KANSAS CITY, February ll.-CATrLE-
Receipts SO; offerings light; market steady
and unchanged; native steers OF 100 10 1881
pounds D 3O@6 D feeders 5000 10; cows 700
I ~.
SuEEr-ReccIpts l0O steady natives OF IS
pounds average . 20,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-12

SiEfRrl N1..-No. California sNlrtlng, per
ron, ilc,; No, California Starting, p0r Side
iggi No, ialr lemluok, rloan, good stock,
i0pJ No. mir homlork, no oil, 1891 No.
oiled hemlarl, clean dcsh, 31hoj No. oiled
henloek, illc,
HAitNEsA LEATHER -Eo. Ohio, nicdi.
nm and heavy weight, NGca No, II ohio Inc.
dunn gnd light alci No. bomloek, Bic; No.
Z hoinluul, llc
MIND hklDLEs.-- No. 1, 1, ooni,. aowed
y, iper dozen IS ~; No. 10, y bike. ~, pigeon
wing. pef doz,, gll Dol No 81, y do, SIS o..
BlDlNG BHlDLEa,--Ali IN. blk. or fair duiib.
! head curb Bits $40 i0i ado flncy front do,
fi30 lj y, w, lopR rein dO.f Hl0lus Il 10. doub,
and stitched front do, extra curb tits, $40 90.
BilldNdA ~ in, short roln, biz. On mir,
aR SOL q do biz, or good. so 80.
EAnnl4ltHi- -No, stock Cheyenne, Llama
pockets, sQi Aumbcr ~ alto, less the
| pocket, 49,: NO. loose laced, course sim
! lrUt, stl; N0.2 loeeo rylt Il do s20i Not A
! Colorado genuine alnri srieaeke tlee, sasi 40
70, nod, course, si2i No. 20 DO, stu tree, go.
| No aOi Stitched, lull rlg, foio ife', $685.. No,
lice mems, HMs; dol boys eBa5
lIAltNtaS. WA0oN.- w, rs aud ~ inch
long t1g eompielp teollnf, bridioa, llner,
| liz, complete, iiOo6i ~ ineh,, baud, oais
w fGpsiS slsV No. ., cnasca, per dqssn
"a "a. IndiDnoin, hued, p0r doion, q Aoi
Moxfoan two "a thfecineli novels, r. 21stI7o.
J.ft.,il NJ, No. !, Gal. style, caif, esi NO.
chi ptyir, dip loNgin leather 100, No, uV.,
10 No. =, old tiylp Kip do, ~.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-12
|ON WASHINGTON.
l,I,, IN Cougress-Rellcf FOR
lo0d Sufferers The Dali
n, Public Building.

Ian February ll.-To.day
sOd estimate of II federal
y @I Dallas were sent to the
oI I the treasury and interior
krter.geaeral for approval
hby law.
,APress.
Il yoR FLOOD SUFFERERS.
con. February II. - The
nmIltee on appropriations
netting this morning, ana
rsr0rt a bill Immediately APP
h SOO,OoO for the sufferers
Scd. along the Ohio ana us
The bill will be reported
se.
WHISKY INTERESTS.
Initiatives Willis and Thomp'
ntucky, aud General Raum,
lments before the ways ana
nmiitee today for extension
bonded period for whisky.
h Il legislation fayoring the
moi enacted, the whisky in
bald he reduced to bankrupt
/ classes Of business directly
with Il be seriously injured.
SENATE.
yIor, February ll.-Pendle-
lied the credentials OF Hon.
Payne, senator elect from
The term beginning March
II was read and ordered
presented a petition from the
isslOncr Of volunteer officers
10 army complaining OF dis
n against them In difference
be amount OF their pens ons
yof officers on the retired
latter Clas', the petitioners
In many instances disabled
me class Of wounds, and IN
actions, but have had the
nc oyln0uence to obtain mp
IN the regular army. and
rcd u great advantage over
pws not so fortunate. The
pray congress to remove
nllatI0n.
from California, from the
on naval affairs, reported
lle bill for The relief of the
o ule jeanette expedition.
bad read n dispatch from
Mh, Of Cincinnati, saying
sl.Aol!d make an imme.
IoFIailon Of 100000 to re.
90 10 the flooded towns
rlltSalg and Cairo. He
Cincinnati needed nothing,
lafe were almost helpless.
N,led that himself and his
llaa similar kilograms from
.ald he would not ask i'm.
il9ll on the the subject
s'1er TO await the action
Ivi y petition from thu
' "a Y q Portland, Oregon,
y ehelpless condition O
us coast Of the United
'' a.o.l o. lnellIciency of In,
paying congress 10 plac,
Nv, Y : condition of strength
, N sllhihe naval powe
N s'' !, !, and the command
'a'' n' United States.
HOUSE.
'II February u. Bills In
4 s ,a.a number of cadet
w y lhefeto, " ''s"i"'
I, M ' ,,al the settlement
s,,S S'aallns; also, to proyid
''' desert lands in CoI
slolIpy to,A.
oIlGosss j 10 ,ne pension roll
X ''''p'' on acc0ar
a "a an 9I s,.. duties on cocoi
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Middling Fair 1916
Futures closed quiet and firm.

NNlth, VI ,NWVs
Closing quotations

GALVESTON, Fobruary.ll.-Corros Re
ceipts, net. Pan; gross. 2,0jD; exports, Great
Britain $50, conAtwise i3l. STOCK 6s,t0l.
spots closed quiet and unchanged.
Halpg TO
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-12

no DAYS QUOTATION

SugAit- quiet and lrn; loi'n I.s Nv, WI ~
bgsGoM extra COJS; cut Loaf ana crnsheu "a
7}s@S; cubes 81
MoLAasrs Quiet and Gtehdy.
RiuE-Stcndy and modrtnto ueno'""'
TALtow Quiet aud stohhS' -
IoitK-lIlghor, new mess >"
cor MEATS -SironRor. an
Lard Firm; primo steam W.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-12
JEFFERSON.
f. sa,.' lI'ap Rains. '''''' ne

d nd ttI'II..a,,y ll,-unlted
y y, a. 'l,s .s'lssiiiSisn, ca fao
a se.s sIs igGle'Ii,SSdi ' ~ rSSIalaeal
EiIiss ss slsiGi' n,s. % r "oesSSt
r. 1sll they w ~, e' cl,l. parlIss
mex, ''sll docket va .,n !,
|'-'' q works. which .l,u,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-12

pnihtoes--i nsi northern, per b. = Leofa :
anclg. ga %, f,Waai, ppl Juhiie uA& 7bc, N
I"n1, on bbl., 81 1905 ~. Turnlps, p hnshol,
gla7b. Bapiis. ~, r. med, bills, bc,t large
fnedlum, Ser bbi., si0, Bmlli perbhlj spt0 4
hnlf hi, med, tlf0, hnlf bbl. email, V Y ;.
pipg feel ti,q. ~ o. quarter Dbl. hWi hnlt
Nh sbtO9S 30 lheoae, half cream 2sn.,
an ciealn, iGr. Sraut, per Dbl, bl2Jt@l2.b;
bnlf Dbl. sdD Peanuts. ~ fgie nidef, nall
hbi,. sAih, Cabbage, ~.
POULTRY Hens, ~ 80 - psra po ,,
Soys, SIS 66aSs W; Goeao, II 81 asnWi l3Acki
~ UOefa -,
HodR--ie r doEtn, iB@lfr.
Ffanh oouutry Dutter, choice, ~! Creamery
30, old butter, iottlec, OleOmargline, ina'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-12

A 00asIO 90 por ton; bale hay 500 Nss
corn. 40 % sAeI. OatE country, s2s9e " ~
Brp1, ala nor 100, chopa, U " psf ~ ~ us,
Marley, 8oltba Cato .osa mos, IN !, y"
Cotton secl, l.lzc. Milctper Dale slV@ih
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-12
81. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, February ll.-FLouR-lilghef;
family ljpi 30; choice i6l@t 49, iancy D saeg
. Bj.
WuEAT--Shnrp advance; active anu cN
citod: No. . red OSC2i 10 cash; / O7ls February
O5lSml 0St March OO% April: lOA@t li3,
MAY; OOIol 10 June; II y tho year
CoIts---Iiighcr but slow; ll@iV34 cash, ln,l
February; iO3k March. 6lia April 62Js@623i
May -, ,,o, ..,sez.
May,
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JtWclt - ''.'.....
GUS Is .,,," ~
CHICKS.
,lllS
Economy 2N2.,,.,,,..',.. ,lulI
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SlbilI lANliAN'h'
Npvy ORLEANS. February Insight ex-
change on New York steady NJ DO per I,oOo
premlum -
Sterling Il. b., SGl
corrON RECEIPTS AZ ALL uhiThp S'N'N'
PORTS